Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1949 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH LtChapman'sBody To Arrive Friday Remains of Second Lt. Clark K. Chapman will arrive at. avenue depot at 4:03 p. nj.

Friday and will be taken to the S'reeper funeral home where friends, mny call after 6:30 p. m. Friday. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home at 2 p. m.

Saturday with the Hev. A. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your fnlsc teeth annoy and cm barrass by slipping, dropping or rab- bling when you e.lt, laugh or lalkV Just sprinkle little FASTEETH on jf plates This alkaline Inon-acid) powder holds false teeth more and more comfortably No Rummy, gooey pasty taste or feeling DOCK not sour Chrcki "plate odor" (denture brcathi FABTBBTH today at any drug 'Adv, SURGICAL APPLIANCE Co Annette, -pastor of the MIHon Baptist church, officiating. Full mlll- tnry honors will be held nt Oakwood cemetery. Lt.

Chapman, transport pilot of C-47 was a member of the 70th troop carrier squadron, 433rd group In part ot the Fifth All- Force Troop Carrier command. He lost his life March 10, 104R when his plane crashed on the northwest slope ot Mt. Cabnngnngan, Leyte in the He had participated in his unit's first mission into Luzon airdromes nnd was on his return to the base when the plane crashed. Born Dec. 18, 1020 al Cuba, he moved to Alton with his family as a small child and attended Milton school, the family moved back to Cuba and there he graduated from the Cuba High school.

His family moved back to Alton eight years ago. He was employed In the En- fineerlng department of the Cur- Uss-Wrlght of St. Louis before entering service in January, 1943. He received Ills commission Feb. 1044 nt Fredericks Field, Frederick, Okln.

He was then sent to Randolph Field, San Antonio, WESTERN CSHpE STORES NOW GOING STRONG, OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEAN-OUT SALE Shoe Bargains for Woman, Children Just Like Giving Them Away! Over 200 Pairs of LADIES' DRESS SHOES Values to $8.95 Good, substantial, all leather qual-f ity! Medium and High Heels Blacks and Browns Narrow and Wide Widths Out They Go At Only $0.00 2 Dozens of Kcal Values Ixnvcst in Years! Terrific Savings During; Our Cleaning House of All MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS Such welt known makes us Jack Daniels, Fortunes, Cadillac, Featherbed, Vitality nnd J. Douglas. Broken sizes 0 to 11 in lot. Reg. $8.95, $9.95 and $11.95 Values A- 88 i 1 AND Men's WINDSOR WALKERS All Sites 4 WESTERN SHOE STORES 804 EAST IBROADWAY East Alton Boy Struck by Car EAST ALTON, Feb.

Gerald, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooper, 328 George, was Injured when struck by a car In the 300 block on Main street Tuesday at 4:20 p. m. Gerald was struck by a car driven by Vlctrfr L.

Cum- mlngs of Route 1, East Alton. Cummlngs told Chief of Police Homer Jenkins that Gerald ran across the street, cutting between two cars directly In the path of his car. Cummings said he did not see the boy until too late to avoid hitting him. Chief Jenkins called Streeper's ambulance which took the boy to St. Joseph's Hospital, where" he Is still a patient.

Gerald Is a pupil at Lincoln school and is a member of the East Alton Junior police. Visit I'urcnts EAST ALTON Mr. and Mrs. for a short time alter which he went to Houston where he was an instructor until he departed for overseas duty In November, 1944. Surviving are his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Chapman, 834 Fullerton; his two children, Douglas Edward and Dorothy Sharon, who reside with their mother, Mrs. Warren Rook of 447 Wood River, Kast Alton; a sister, Mrs. Eileen Hardwlck and a brother, Robert, who is a seaman first class on the USS Fresno that is now in port in New York. PAGE NINE J.

C. Blaine and daughter, Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blaine of Rolla, spent the weekend visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Blaine, of Shamrock street. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Blaine also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fosha of Wood River, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blaine visited her sister, Mrs.

Tony Mormino in Alton. Sharon remained here for a week's visit. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, plan to go to Rolla for the weekend and take her home.

Birthday Observed EAST and Mrs. H. O. Clausen ot North Pence avenue, entertained Sunday In observance of Clausen's 73rd birthday. The dinner was arranged as a surprise for Clausen.

Guests, all of were relatives, included his three children, George Clausen of East St. Louis, William Clausen and Mrs. Floyd Blaine of East Alton. Five of his six grandchildren and his only great-grandchild were also guests. Clausen, who is assistant to the Janitors ot both Lincoln nnd Washington schools, is caretaker and janitor for the Lincoln school gymnasium.

In addition to his work, he is active in the First Baptist, church, where he served several years as teacher of the Men's Bible class. Guests at the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Stubblefield, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson, Mrs, Connie Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Clausen of Decatur; Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Blaine and daughter, Sharon and Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd REUPHOLSTERING Can we nerve you by rc-upholsteriiiR your furniture in its original style OR Restyling It to your specifications OR Building furniture to your order or design. CALL 2-4561 To have one of our experts come to your home with samples. Estimates Furnished Without Charge Large selection of fabrics from which to choose. ALTON UNIVERSAL CUSHION CO. 928-30 EAST BROADWAY 302 CENTRAL PHONE 2-4561 niainc of Holla.

Mr. and Mrs. George Clausen and daughter, of St. Louis, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Floyd Hlainn juul son, Ono, Miss Barbara Myorti, Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson and son, Billy Bob, and Miss White. Attend Kniieru. KAST Al.TON Mr.

and Victor l.oU. of Washington avpnuc attended (he funeral of Miss l.ou- Iso Schulle in Overland, Saturday. Miss practical nurse, spent several months in Wood Kiver as a companion to the late Mrs. Anna Kruse. She also spenl some time' nursing: Mrs Lolz during an Illness some years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. also visited his sister, Mrs. Walter Miller, at Overland. Mrs.

Miller is convalescing after a serious illness. Mnvi- to Brighton KAST ALTON Mrs. Annie Kruse, widow of the lute John Kruse of Brighton, who has been at a nursing home in has been taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Burk, on Route MO near Meadowbrook. Her condition is improved since'going to her dmighler's home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Murk occupied the Tile Works farm until property was absorbed by the Western Cartridge Co. during the recent war. to Kami KAST ALTON Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy nnd daughter, Karen Lynne, of Kiimshighway arc planning to move about March 15 to a farm they purchased on the Brighton road. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy have sold their home here to Mr.

and Mrs. Krod Meneke, owners of the Meneke Hardware store. III KAST ALTON Mrs. Gertrude tionlry and daughter, Mrs. Floyd Green wait, of Bowman avenue have been at St.

Louis the past few days attending Mrs. Gentry's sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura White, who is critically 111. Mrs. White, 77, is the widow of Mrs.

Gentry's brother. 6 Los Angeles Policemen Injured Halting Riot LOS ANGELES. Feb. Six police officers received minor injuries and two youths were arrested yesterday after GO policemen were called to halt rioting among more than 1000 young men in Lincoln Park. Police said the riot wns touched off by I he arrest of a Negro youth who they said was throwing rocks at boats in the park lake.

The officers said they were then immediately surrounded by a mob of other Negro youths. MargarctO'R rien Cries as Mother Weth Musician PALM BEACH, Feb. 23, Child movie star Margaret O'Hrlen returns to the theatei world of make believe today after figuring in real life drama in which her mother was married to orchestra lender Don Sylvio. Less than 15 hours before commercial airliner was scheduled to lake her to Boston to fill a stage engagement, the tiny screen heroine had with tears down her cheeks as her widowed mother, Mrs. Gladys O'Brien, ex- i-liangi-d wedding vows with Sylviu in a brief civil ceremony here.

I After the ceremony, Margaret refused to kiss her new step-father; for photographers. When the wedding parly entered the suite in a I'alm Bench Hotel, Margaret took refuge behind hci mother us tears wiled in her eyes. "Oh, mother," she was heard to sob during the five-minute ceremony. Asked by a reporter whether her tears were for happiness or sadness, she replied: "I don't know don't Know." Only five persons attended the quid wedding. Mrs.

O'Brien's first husband died two months before Margaret. WHS born 12 years ago. The newly-weds had met six years 'ago in Greenwich Village, Now York City. Because- of his contract with the Lake Shore Night Club, Sylvio will be unable, to his wife and stepdaughter In California until early April. They will make their home In Hollywood.

Albert Mtirpjiy Dies In Los Angeles Albert. Murphy, a former resident of Alton, died Monday in tos Angeles, Calif. He was born in Alton and lived here the early part of his life. For a long time he wast employed on the old Bluff Line Railroad out of Allon. He left here to live In Los Angeles and prospered there, handling real estate.

Frequently he would make visits, back in Allon, looking up old, friends. His last visit here was last. summer. He leaves a son and daughter in Los AngeleS, three sisters and one brother In California: a sister in Hannibal, and sister in East St. Louis.

I School to Be Held in Jail, Churrh, Mortuary HAML1N, W. Feb. 23, UP) 375 high school students will return to school next Monday in a church, a jail and the preparation room of a mortu- ECZEMA A simple way In quick relief from itching Eczema, pimples, angry red blotches or other skin irritations is to apply 1'nterson's Ointment' affected parts. Relieves itching fast. Skin feels better, looks bettor, 40c all druggists.

Soothes itchy feet, cracks between toes, reterson's Ointment delights or money The HOWARD-WELLS Appliance Man INVITES YOU TO 142 E. FEROUSON WOOD RIVER The Dream Kitchen! You will enjoy the complete kitchen set-up in our new store. You'll like the marvelous way the gleaming white, all steel cabinets will save you work and space. (You'll like their cozy, within the budget price, too!) i "TT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE will be at new Wood River Store IN PERSON! to demonstrate the Frank Howard ilo A. Wells INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE Grand 'Opening of their new Appliance Mart at 142 E.

Ferguson Avenue, Wood River COME IN TOMORROW AND REGISTER FOR FREE PRIZES to be given away this Friday 7 o'clock. You Do Not Have To Be I'rchcnt To Win. FRANK L. HOWARD MILO A. WELLS NO FUSS! NO BOTHER! TJio MW aiullinuider dous away with the most hated job ill kitchen.

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NAMED IN RUSSIAN BOOK Durbrow, former em- bossy counsellor in Moscow, ds- references to him in a bco': published in. Russ.d under name of Annabelle Bucar, resigned U. S. embassy employe. Durbrow, now in fvrcuiive post at army war college W.ishinglon, is, charged in book with black market! hpecul.iticn in Moscow.

API Wircpholo. ary. The high school burned down last Monday morning. School Superintendent Taylor Cremeans snid today I lie make-shifl facilities had been donated until other arrangements can be made. Read telegraph Want Ads only at directed PRECISION NEW MOTORS" F4r OE Motor Emty Payment! An-angrd JOHN T.

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