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PAGE TWELVB ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH MONDAY, MARCH 25,1 946 Farm Taxpayers To Meet Tuesday To Give Information to Use at Town Meetings EDWARDSVILLE, March 25, Delegations of farmer taxpayers from all townships of the county will attend a meeting at the courthouse Tuesday evening to discuss township and county tax problems. The meeting has been arranged by I ho legislative committee of the Madison County Farm Bureau for taxpayers to obtain Information to use a't annual town meetings on April 'i. Members the committee are W. F. Bardelmeier, Edwardsville; Wm.

D. Dorsey; Tony J. Drcxellus, Bethalto, and G. G. Pape, Edwardsvllle.

One of the speakers Tuesday evening will be Burl Vandcrvliet, executive secretary of the Madl- son-St. Clair Civic Federation, who will present data on the tax situation in each township. Property tax bills are likely to be substantially larger in 1046 and the years immediately following, staler! the committee, but some of this increase may be offset by greater efficiency In operation of public services and facilities and by eliminating all unnecessary expenditures. From 75 to 90 percent of all farm property taxes nre levied by the townships and school districts in which the property Is located, so the local taxpayers can control the greatest part of their total property tax bills. Most of the remainder is controlled by the county board of supervisors.

All tax levies for relief, the payment of salaries and expenses of township officers and all other township purposes (except roads and bridges) are made by the voters present at the annual town meeting. This meeting is held at 2 o'clock of the day of the township election which this year is Tuesday, April 2. According to present law, townships are responsible for poor relief. Under legislation enacted in 1945 townships may levy as much as 15 cents on each $100 worth of property (actual value) in the township. Many townships will not need such a large amount of relief and will not need to make so large a levy.

On the other hand, the township Is required to levy an amount equal to 15 cents on each $100 worth of property 1 (actual value) In order to obtain additional relief funds from the state if they are needed. With the exception of the levy for relief purposes there are no legal limits upon the tax levies which may be made in the town meeting. Resident taxpayers must be present if they wish to exercise proper control over the township tax levies. The Farm Bureau is urging all farmers and landowners to attend their annual town meetings. Closing Quotations On Wall Street Air Reduction 53 7-8 Al Chem Dye 203 1-2 Allied Kid 26 3-4 Allls-Ch Mfg 52 3-4 Am Can 97 1-4 Am Car Fdy 64 Am Locomotive 37 Am Pow Lt 16 5-8 Am Rad St 21 3-8 Am Smelt 68 3-4 Am Tel Tel 190 1-2 Am Tob 92 1-2 Am Zinc 127-8 Anaconda Cop 47 Armour Co 14 Atch 105 1-4 Aviation Corp 12 3-8 Bendlx Aviat 52 3-4 i Beth Steel 105 i Borden Co 53 1-4 1 Borg Warner 53 Calumet Hec 10 1-4 Case I) Co 43 1-8 'BIG THREE 1 MEMBERS OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL-The ihree lions of the world will have three of the eleven seats at the United Nations Security Council sessions which will open in New York.

Andrei A. Cromyko (left) of Russia. Edward R. Stettinius, (center) repre- the United States, and Sir Alexander Cadogan (right) of United A Wifephoto. ee 5 1 Upper Alton News 2 W.

River Men Her, Woman Says WOOD RIVER, March Wood River men today faced charges of attempted criminal assault, assault and battery, and robbery, as listed in warrants for their arrests, issued following a statement by Miss Geraldlne Walker, who reported the alleged attack to police Saturday night. Miss Walker in a statement before Justice Sparks charged that the men stole from her person $170 and a railroad ticket to Texas after they had beaten her severely. According to Miss Walker, who lives in a trailer on Lorena, a half block west of Wood River Avenue, two men followed her to her to her trailer home Saturday night. As she entered the trailer and turned on the light, the men grabbed her, one attempting to criminally attack her. Miss Walker said she made her way out of the trailer, but the men followed her outside where they administered the beating.

She was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, Alton, at 10:45 p. Saturday, where she was treated for a laceration of the sculp and body bruises. Wood River Chief of Frank Starkey reported I'rcaches in St. Louis Church Glen Henderson, 2423 Edawrds, preached Sunday morning at the Bible Fellowship Church, Minnesota and Potomac, Louis.

In the afternoon, Henderson attended a mass rally of the National Association of Evangelicals at Kiel auditorium. Return from White Hall Mrs. J. W. Burton, 2614 Judson, and Mrs.

Clinton Cladk, 2222 Seminary, have returned from White Hall where they attended the funeral of Mrs. F. V. Whlteside. The funeral was held Friday.

Mrs. Whiteslde was the mother of C. C. Whileslde, superintendent of Greene County schools. Mrs.

Whiteslde's husband, 82, survives, as well as a brother-in-law, William Whiteside Alton. Mothers' Club to Meet Clara Barton School Mothers' Club will hold a business meeting end social gathering, Tuesday at 1:30 p. at the school. Following the business meeting, games will be played, and refreshments will be served. Mrs.

Henry E. Kaufman, 609 Edmund, is chairman of the social committee, and will be assisted by Mrs. T. Smith of Benny avenue; Mrs. Orion W.

Green, 308 Lompert; and Mrs. Henry Hausman, 309 Harriett. Special Church Business Meeting Charles E. Smith, 2609 College, n.oderator of Upper Alton Baptist Church, has called a special business meeting of the member, to be held og Sunday morning, following regular church services. The church will vote on two propositions recommended by the executive council, which held a meeting last night, following church services.

These recommendations are to employ a full-time church and financial secrteary at the start of the new fiscal year May 1, and to employ an assistant to the pastor. Attend Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Chahrles E. Ross, 1614 Main, went to Greenville Sunday to attend a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs.

Anthony Plog. Plog is Mrs. Ross' brother. Witnessed Vesuvius Erupt Pfc. Richard Russell, 19, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Russell, Fairview Drive, has written his parents from Athens, Greece, that he witnessed Mount Vesuvius in eruption, while enroute from New chief petty officer in the coast guard. Enroute to Alton, the two couples visited In Washington and saw the cherry trees in blossom.

Visits Sick Sister Clinton Dawson of Canton, 111., Sunday visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Holmes, who is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Wall, 1822 Main. Mrs. Holmes, who will be 92 on April 5, has been bedfast for several weeks.

The brother, 88, has lost his eyesight. Dawson and Mrs. Holmes are the only living children of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dawson, who formerly lived at Rockbrldge.

Henry H. Hebruck Dies at Age 61 Henry H. Hebruck, 61, of 703 Adams Court, died Sunday at 6 m. in Alton Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for two weeks. He had been 111 for six weeks before entering the hospital.

a laborer, affiliated with Alton Local 218, was born Sept. 26, 1884 in Honolulu. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Henrietta Hebruck; a son, Raymond, a daughter, Mrs. M.

Hapgood, St. Louis; a step-son, Kenneth Stoner, Cottage Hills, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Gillespie, Alton. He was a member of Cherry Street Baptist Church and pastor of the church, the Rev. Freeman Privett, will conduct funeral rites Wednesday at 2 p.

m. In Streeper funeral home. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. The body is at the funeral home where friends may call after 2 p. m.

Tuesday. Three in Hospital After Auto Mishap Three of five persons reported njured in an automobile collision St. Louis County, aboul miles south of the Lewis at Bellefontaine, were brought to St. Joseph's Hospita' early Sunday for treatment, Alton police were informed. The three admitted at the hospital here were Walter Wilson, 40, of 1109 Putnam, Alton, who suf- Pfc.

Russell Is a fered facial lacerations and a pos- and was sent to sible skull fracture; Frank VoSsen- kamp, 20, of Portage, who received a possible skull fracture and a deep laceration on the cheek; and Police today that identity of the men is known, and that one had been held in city early todny, before release on $6500 bond. The second man left town Saturday night, and his location was known until 8 n. m. Sunday, according to Starkey! Names of the men for whom warrants were issued will be withheld until apprehension of the second man, Chief Starkey said. Kidnaping Continued From Page I.

'highway patrol cars which had been searching for the pair, Wallls said. The highway patrol captain gave this account of the kidnaping: Miss Vandeven, and army Lt. William A. Aubuchon of Chaffee, her escort, were In a parked Automobile In front of a Cape Gir- Wdeau 1 tavern when the young couple accosted them about li O'clock last night, The coupje took Aubuchon's money, about $300, and forced him to (et out of the car, driving away swHh tha-gjrl. Jl 1.

Draft Bill to Congress Cpmmli tee unl- ill over i new York to Greece, rr.dlo technician Greece to be stationed as an server at the coming Greek election. On the way to Greece, Russell's plane stopped at Bermuda Casablanca, Ncples, and Rome. While approaching Naples, the pi lot circled Vesuvius and passengers witnessed nn eruption. Russell entered service in March, 1945 and was stationed at Camp Crowder, before going to a South Carolina camp. He formerly was an employe of the A.

P. store in Upper Alton. Special Meeting of Dunbar PTA There will be a special meeting, Tuesday night, of Dunbar Schoo: PTA, for organization of a Cub Scout pack. Charles Lessner wil he present to show a motion picture on Cub activities. Boys, age( nine to 11, and their parents, are urged to attend.

Grnci) Bibli- Class Meeting Grace Bible Class, an Independent, will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at the YMCA. F. Rueweller, who preaches ovei radio station WTMV, and who is pastor of the Bible Fellowship Church in St.

Louis, will address the class. The St. Louis pastor wll slop in Alton on his way home from Milwaukee, where he attended a ministerial conference. Visit Eldred Relatives Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Megowen 3231 College, went to Eldred Sun day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goode. Mrs.

Goode is Mrs. en's cousin. To Build New Entrance Steps Official board of Main Stree Methodist Church has let the contract for re-building concrete en 1 trance slops. J. J.

Wuellner Con struction Co. will handle the job Work is expected to start at once The large entrance columns wll also be weather-proofed. Today the official board sent letters to every member of the church, re garding a proposition to re-decor ate the church entrance. Return from Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs, Joseph L'.

Brand of the Fosterburg Road returnei Sunday from Elizabeth City, N. C. and Washington, D. C. The Brandts were accompanied by Mr and Mrs.

Edward Belk of St. Louis formerly of Upper Alton. They went to North Carolina to vlsl Mr. and Mrs. Halnstpck, Mrs Halnstock was the former Miss Alice Belk, daughter ot Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Belk. Hainstock is a 9000 Troops Due Today on 9 Ships By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nine troop are scheduled to arrive today at one east coast and two west coast ports, bringing home more than 9000 servicemen. Ships and units arriving: At New York USSR Victory from Antwerp, 1017 troops Including 802nd Field Artillery Battalion; 0.14th Medical Clearance Company; 3358th quartermaster Truck Company; medical detachments of 347th Field Artillery Battalion and 103rd Port Company, Alexander Comlphan from Casablanca, one soldier. At San Francisco Miscellaneous personnel aboard the following: Andromeda from Taku, 60 navy, 291 marines; Gen.

Breckenrldge from Saipan, 2308 navy, 250 marines, 2536 army; LST 858 from Pearl Harbor, 71 navy; LST 1129 from Pearl'Harbor, 38 navy. Al San Diego Miscellaneous personnel aboard the following: Tasewell, 1828 navy and marines; seaplane tender St. George, 524 navy and marines; escore carrier Saldor, 297 navy. Ches Ohio 58 1-4 Chl Mall Order 40 3-4 Chl NW i 40 1-2 Chrysler Corp 130 Com'wlth Edis 35 Cons Coppermin 85-8 Cons Edison 34 3-8 Cons Nat Gas 48 1-2 Container Corp 45 1-4 Corn Products 65 1-8 Crane Co 41 Curtiss Wright 81-8 Douglas Aircraft 108 l-'4 Du Pont De 200 Eastman Kodak 246 El Auto-Lite 71 1-2 Farns Tel Rad 15 5-8 Gen Elec 47 7-8 Gen Foods 51 3-4 Gen Motors 72 7-8 Goodrich (BF) 84 Goodyear 69 1-4 No Traffic Tickets For VNO Delegates NEW YORK, March 25. Delegates to the UNO Security Council session here won't get traffic tickets, police said today.

In case a delegate should violate a traffic regulation, name wll! be taken and "every consideration and courtesy' rendered, acting chief Inspector Martin Brown directed. Henry Brooks'Buried In Alton Cemetery Funeral services for Henry Brooks, 70, who was fatally Injured last Monday when struck by an automobile, were conducted Saturday at 2 p. In the Staten funeral home by the Rev. Guy P. Hall, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.

Burial was In Alton cemetery. Pallbearers were Donald, George, James and Edward Harris, John Sweeney and Earl Curthls. NOTICBg UK "ntracVd by t. (Bllll 3M4 St ifOR WALLACE 3-8200. ER rt.rmv.

718 Ridge. wdob frrom Owena-HL Co Pollard. Dial 8-1384. doAL IMaTTim: SALLY'S BEAUTY COLLEGE Better College STATE ACCREDITED AND MOS1 MODERN IN ALTON Soeolil Hair Styling and Cold SALLY BEELMAN. PrM.

property. For free fury Termite Control, PhonS Mrs. Condition The condition of Mrs. Roy E. Gt Nor Ire Ore Ct 19 Stafford of.

811 McKlnley, who entered St. Joseph's Hospital last Saturday, was reported as critical today. A sister, Mrs. Frank Page, who had been In Florida since the first of the year, was Informed of her condition and she is expected here this evening. Mrs.

Stafford had suffered a hip fracture some time ago and apparently had recovered from effects of the injury when complications developed and she suffered a stroke last Saturday. Telegraph Want Ads CLICK 401 Henry Alton's Oldest State Accredited Beauty School years oi successfully graduating Mudents. Amber HunUr Prei S-6411 401 Henry LMARN PRACTICAL NURSING-Easliy at home, spare time. Big demand, good 'earnings. High school not necewary.

Write for free Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box 870, care Telegraph. IT HELP GRAND good earnings to experienced house to house salesmen. Good premiums. For details calf or D. L.

Schmidt, 3331 Brown Road after 8 p. m. Phone 2-1614. to plow garden am do lluht grading. Dial 3-3504.

2215 do light Brbwn. Husband Wants Divorce Set Aside EDWARDSVILLE, March 25. (Special) Harold J. Wei ton of South Roxana today petitioned Circuit Court to set aside a decree of divorce granted his wife, Thelma, last March 15. Welton's petition recited that on Aug.

6 last he was served with a summons in connection with his wife's divorce suit. His wife told him then, Welton's petition continued, that the suit was to be dismissed and she suggested he sign the summons, which he did. He and his wife lived together until last Feb. 16, the petition said, when he drove to Quincy as part of his job of truck driver. When he returned, his wife was gone, and the furniture had been taken from their home, he says in the.

petition. He learned she was at Shelbyvllle, he avers where he went to see her and was told she would return home If he would- pay a few bills they had contracted. He continued to. visit his wife over weekends. His ast visit was March 17-18, after the divorce had been granted, the petition recited.

He received a copy of the decree on March 19, when he learned for the first time his wife had secured a by default, he told the court. Gt Northn Ry pfd 59 5-g Greyhound Corp 36 5-8 Homestake Min 51 1-8 Hudson Motor 33 1-4 Illinois Central 36 5-8 Inland Steel J19 3.4 Inspirat Con Cop 19 7-8 Int Harvester 90 Int Nick Can 38 5-8 Int Tel Tel 24 3-4 Johns-Manville 154 Kennecott Cop 55 1-2 Lib Glass 66 1-4 Libby, Me 13 1-2 Liggett My 94 3-4 Marshall Field 4g 3.3 Montgom Ward 92 1-2 Nash-Kelvinator 23 Nat Dairy Prod 41 3.4 Natl Steel 84 1-2 Central RR 28 1-4 No Am Aviation 14 1-4 North Amer Co 33 Northern Pociflc 30 1-4 Ohio Oil Owens-Ill Glass 24 90 Packard Motor 10 7-8 Pan Am Airways 23 22, of West Alton, a possible fracture Clyde Meyer, who incurred of the knee-cap and lacerations. Wilson was said to have been a passenger in one of the cars, Vos- senkamper 1 and Meyer, passengers in the other. They were moved here in the Stuten ambulance. Police were told two other am bulances were called from St.

Louis and that at least two other Injured persons were moved to a St. Louis county hospital. Hudson May Not Make '47 Model This Year DETROIT, March 25. Hud- Grain Prices at St. Louis, Chicago Chicago Grain Futures High Low Close May 1.83H July 1.83V4 Sept 1.83 Vi Dec.

1.83 1.83V4 1.83% May 1.21% July 1.21 V4 Sept. 1.214 1.21 V4 1.21 V4 son Motor Cur Co. Intimated today that it will not introduce Its 1947 model cars this year. A. Bant, president and 'general manager, said in a statement that "under today's conditions, it does not appear to he either good economics or good business to sacrifice the production weeks and hours of work that would be Involved In a change-over to entirely new car models." Hiruhito Greeted by Crowds Crying 'Banzai' TOKYO, March 25.

Crowds shouting "Banzai" greeted Emperor Hlrohlto today on his third "meet the people" tour within a month, He visited a hospital, a silk mill, an Industrial plant and a prefecture! government office. The tour, which took Hlrohlto about 40 miles from Tokyo, proceeded smoothly except when a minor official bowed too close to the emperor's limousine and was smacked in the head by an opening door, Injured In Mishap Two East St, Loulsans, William McLaughlln, 48, of 704 Trendly, proprietor of tavern, and George Wuest, 56. of South Eleventh, were taken to St. Josc-ph's Hospital after noon today for examination treatment of Injuries suffered when r.n automobile In which they wore riding overturned. McLaughlin suffered possible Internal Injuries and Widest incurred cuts about his mouth (mcl body bruises OATS May July Sept.

Dec. 83 79'i 83 80 83 80 1 78 May 2.22 ti 2.16?s 2.16T4-2.17 July 1.48M. Sept 1.48',4 Dec. 1.48 May 1,2614 July 1.26% Sept. 1.26'i 1.25% 1.25% Dec.

1.26 1.24Mi 1.24V4 St. Louis Cash Grain ST. LOUIS, March 25, grain: Wheat: Nine cars, no sales. Corn: 22 cars, no sales. Oats: Seven cars, no sales.

5 From Here at State War Dads' Auxiliary Five members of Alton Wai- Dads and Auxiliary, Chapter 8 attended a stiite-wlde conference at Macomb, Mrs. Hqr- rlson March, president of the auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckshot and Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Buckshot were the local representatives. Attendance at the morn- Ing session reached one hundred, antLmore than three hundred at- tonded the afternoon and evening meeting. Arthur Black uf Tulsa, national president of the auxiliary, was the speaker for the morning meeting, and Art Stafford, of Nebraska, national War Dad president, was the evening speaker Param Pictures 73 3-8 Penney (J C) 55 1.4 Penn RR 44 Pepsi Cola 35 1-2 Phelps Dodge 40 Phillips Pet 58 Pure Oil 24 3-8 Radio Corp 15 3.3 Repub Steel 34 j-2 Royal Type 25 1-2 Scott Paper 58 Sears Roebuck 44 Shell Union Oil 34 7.3 Simmons Co 50 1-4 Sinclair Oil 19 1-2 Southern Pacific 61 7-8 Stand Brands 48 3-8 Stand Oil Cal 48 1-2 Stand Oil Ind 40 3-4 Stand Oil 68 1-4 Stewart-Warn 22 1-8 Studebaker Corp 31 5.5 Swift Co 39 1-8 Texas Co 59 Timken-Det Axle 45 1:4 Union Carbide HI 1-4 United Air Lines 46 3-4 United Aircraft 31 7-8 Rubber 69 Steel 85 1-4 West Un Tel ..39 Westing Eiec 35 1.4 Woolworth 57 1-4 Youngst Sh 67 7-8 New York Curb Alum Co Am 75 3.4 Am Gas El 45 Ark Nat Gas A 61-2 Carnation 53 1-2 Cities Service 33 1-8 Cities Svc pfd 151 1-4 El Bond Share 22 1-8 Hecla Min 171-8 Kingston Prod 8 Niag Hud Pow 11 Throng Attends Rites For Mrs. Bachman Godfrey Congregational Church was crowded to capacity Sunday afternoon for funeral services for Mrs. Birdie Brueggeman Bachman, wife of Henry Bachman of Godfrey township, who died Thursday in Alton Memorial Hospital following the birth of a son.

A gathering estimated at more than 600 attended the funeral of the young mother, who had been active in educational and civic work of Godfrey community. The Rev. O. W. Heggemeler, pastor of Evangelical Reformed Church, conducted rites at the church, and officiated at Godfrey cemetery, where the body was interred.

Mrs. Alma -Forrler, organist, played several organ numbers. Pallbearers were Fred and Albert Bachman, Scott Spencer, Clifford Thomas, Delmar Bolt, and Harold Beuttel. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given to all persons concerned that a petition has been'filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals asking that the property described as follows: A strip of land 66 feet 156 feet known as 2306 Locust Street, being lot 8 block 3 of Salu Addition, and lying on the north side of Locust Street between Hazel and Humbert be rezoned from Residence to Business, for the purpose of conducting a commercial garage. A public hearing on this matter will be held on Tuesday, March 26.

1946, at 7:45 P. in the offices of the City Engineer, Room 203 City Hall Building, Alt0 JOHN FALLON, F. H. KING. ED COX.

HERMAN WILKEN, I. H. HAMPTON, Board of Zoning Appeals oi the City of Alton. Illinois. March 15-31-25 NOTICE Notice Is hereby given of the pend- ency of a suit in the Circuit Court of Madison County, Illinois, wherein Lenorls B.

Stepp Plaintiff and Hubert L. Stepp it Defendant, which suit Is No. 13425 in Chancery and is for Divorce. Defendant, Hubert L. Stepp is to be served by Publication.

Summons has been issued, returnable Third Monday of April, 1946, and default may be taken on or after the Third Monday of April, 1948, in the Court House at Edwardsvllle, Illinois. SIMON KELLERMANN, Circuit Clerk. Attorney for Plaintiff GREEN i HOAGLAND. 12 West Third Street, Alton, Illinois. GARDENER White.

Must be exper lenced and have good reference. Sup ply own traniportatlon. St. Louis County. Write Box 730.

care Telegrapl man who can repair furniture. Apply 632 5th. COMBINATION HOUSEMAN CHAUT Experienced, and good references. St. Louis County.

Write Box 710 care Telegraph. QUARRY LABORERS Steady work Opportunity for advancement. All Job on rotating shift. Apply at Missouri Portland Cement Co. quarry, Hlghwa 99.

Lewis Bridge, or at Plant Office 9403 Rlvervlew St. Louis, Mo. INVESTIGATE DIESEL TRAINING WITH PLACEMENT Service Special offer for Vets of Worl War II. Write lor particulars to TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE L. J.

Moore, Dili Mgr. Box 143 Colllnsvllle, 111. IS HELP Eiigh Lift Excavating ment and Grading. A. LaRoVt 2919 Sanford.

Dial 3.3901 ROOFING-BRICK SIDINg VICTOR DIETZa NU DIAL 4-8944 HOUSE WIRING PLUS INSTALLATIONS and a DAVIS, Electrical Contractor 8714 Walnut Dial 8-7467 CONTRACT ivORk Lynn Wood, 815 Lampert 3-9293. a'aim I 4 DECORATING aa PJI OFF -5y-tir, by or lap work d'o77 Paper steamed. Tarpaulins used R.r erences. Dial 3-8479. WANTED-Paper removing, palntlHi Inalde and out.

Dial 2-1061? PAINTING And decorating plastering and removing Dial 3-7914. and general' pair Dial 4-8030. J. D. 85 RADIO REPAIRS Electrical repsirT plug Installations.

Dial 2-1406. RALPH T. DAY 3628 Aberdeen RADIO REPAIRING AUTO RADIOS A SPECIALTY ACCURATE REFRIGERATION CO 421 St. Louts East Alton Phone 4-8031 35 and 60 to hel In family of 2. Room with private bath good wages, kind treatment.

An un usually good home for someone. Dla 2-3227. COUPLE TO WORK For congenl young family In beautiful home. No experience necessary. Lovely room with bath and private entrance.

Two days I a week off. Starting salary $100.00 month. Phone Wydown 8807 or write Mrs. Bill Marre, 24 Ptcardy Lane, St. Louis, Mo.

RADIO. SERVICE 90-DAY GUARANTEE TWO-DAY SERVICE ON OF ALL SETS DIAL 3-9411 FOR PICKUP DELIVERY SQUARE DEAL SHOP Herb E. Bdwy. C. B.

MacDonald RADIOS, ELEC. mall appll- ances serviced. Puckett's Refrigeration Service. 227 Person. Dial 2-2591.

are rljhl Melettl's. 2416 WANTED housekeeper, steady. 1117 W. 9th. WANTED Girl for housework.

Dial 4-4482. WANTED Girl to work in furniture store. Full or part time. Main duty to clean and dust furniture. See Mr, Frank White at Schwartz Furn.

Wood River. CURB GIRLS neat appearance. Apply Bright Spot. 1309 E. Broadway.

NOTICE COLOR FOR BALLOTS Announcement is hereby made that the colors of the Primary ballots to be used at a Primary Election to be held In the County of Madison and State of Illinois, on the 9th day of April, A.D. 1946, by the respective parties will be as follows: Democratic Party, pink; Republican Party, blue. Dated this 23rd day of March, A.D. 1940. EULALIA HOTZ, County Clerk.

to care for 4 year old child while parents work; food home. Dial 3-3S75 mornings. 88 roof repairing. No job too small. Dial 4-6710.

40 McCOY TRANSFER CO. AFTER 5-30 M. CALL 3-1249 DIAL 3-7791 123 FRONT STREET HORNSEY MOVING STORAGE Private storage rooms. Local and loni i distance moving. 301 W.

Alton, i A and storsie. Local and long distance moving. 1631 Washington Ave Dial 3-3665 COOK And downstairs work. White. Must have experience and good reference.

St. Louis County. Write Box 720 care Telegraph. WHITE GIRL Middleaged for maid work at 602 E. 3rd.

Gum Hotel. UPSTAIRS Must have good reference, and experience. St. Louis County. Write Box 700 care Telegraph.

GIRL NURSE Dial 2-2115 or write Box 660, care of Telegraph. grocery clerk. Write Box 650 care Telegraph. CARD OF THANKS WM. wish to express our sincere thanks all our friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement.

May God bless each one of you Is our prayer. Mrs, Wm. Schuetz and Family. CAED8 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EXPERT DESIGNERS VOGUE FLOWER SHOP FLORISTS 428 WOOD FIFTH ST. 1 J.4& RIVER SOCIETIES LODGES PIASA LODGE, No.

27, A.F. A.M.— Special meeting March 26, 7 p. m. Work In 3rd degree. Visiting brethren welcome.

Refreshments. Signed, GORDON J. RUSSELL, W. M. 10 keys on ring and long chain.

In vicinity of Bdwy. and Henry and Upper Alton. Dial 3-1628. and tube between Brown St. and East Alton.

Size Dial 2-3777. WANTED, SALESLADY Steady ployment. Apply Newberry's. em- SALESLADIES WANTED For ladies' accessories and boy's dept. Apply in Person.

SESSEL'S. REGISTERED NURSE For Industrial plant. Prefer some Industrial experience. No Sunday work. Good salary.

Send qualifications and recent photo to Box 500 care Telegraph. for housework and care of 3 children. Good home and good wages. Stay on place. Dial 2-3083.

Ucensed need apply. Full or part time. Write Box 610 care Telegraph. HELP Wedge Alton. Cafe, 600 E.

WAITRESSES be 18 or rson from B-7 p. m. Sunshine Coffee Shop, No. 1 W. rerg- qver, Apply "line Wood River.

16 AND FEMALE CHECKERS Stock clerks, produce clerks. A Super Market, permanent, days, full pay while training. Apply 1719 Washington Avenue. noon in Alton downtown area. Gold colored spring coat and black dress In Vogue box.

Liberal reward. Call Elsie Faley, SheU Oil Co. Research Dept. 4-7371. LOST SQUARE CUT RHINESTONE BRACELET, MOUNTED IN ONYX AND STERLING SILVER.

REWARD. MRS. L. FOULDS, 423 BLUFF. DIAL 3-5853.

Purse on Grafton Road, contained Important papers. Reward. Mrs. Erma Shandrow, Grafton. LOST Brown coin purse containing S33.00, reward.

Dial 3-5348. on Wood River bus. Call 4-5613, Will coll for It. Reward. yellow gold Bulova watch with diamonds, in Upper Alton.

Reward. Dial 3-6821. II NOTICES IT'S A prevent moth damage with Nev'r Moth. One application lasts for years and withstands dry cleanings. At all Thrifty Drug Stores.

11.50 quart. GENUINE FRENCH LIPSTICK From Paris for sale by returned veteran. Single tube, $1.00: by dozen, $7.30. Dial this day forward I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. Dated this 25th day of March, 1946.

Signed, ROY A. WOOD, 1226 Rodemeyer, Alton. women to supply Blair Food and Household Products to homes. Deep cut prices and lovely premiums. Send no money.

Big box of products given for home testing. Blair, Dept 3238, Lynchburg, Va. Cooking and housework. Must be experienced and have good references. St.

Louis County. Write Box 600 care Telegraph. FOR OUTSIDE SALESWORK $38.00 per week. To work In Alton only. Apply In person.

Foster-Flannery Studio 404 East Broadway. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Various cities, towns, farm sections Cash in on the Boom Year with National Advertised product now avail able direct 'to user. Every busl ness concern, Institution, farm and better class of home owner a live pros' pect. Earn some real money while de mand Is great. Will send you proof of the success of others.

No obligation Rush name and address. Add. Recruit Ing Manager, P. O. Box 983, Dept.

D-4 Dayton 1, Ohio, 21 SITUATIONS VETERAN WANTS yard, 900 Elliott. Dial 3-3110. SIT. LAUNDRY 3-8492. WORK WANTED Dla COLORED WOMAN Wants laundry work in' own home.

Guarantee satis faction, Dial 3-9169. William Schuetz Buried In Macoupin Cemetery Funeral rites for William Schuetz, 67, who died Wednesday in Alton Memorial Hospital, were conducted Saturday at 2 p. m. In Streeper funeral home by the Rev. V.

C. Holing, pastor of Free Metho-1 dist Church. Burial was In Wood cemetery, Macoupin County. Mrs. Lois Christian and Mrs Elsie Bryant, sang two hymns.

Pallbearers were Lester, tmd C. B. Sanders, Edward Henderson, Lawrence Schuetz and T. Elburg. will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself.

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1946. Geneva Llttlehale, 913 Alby Alton, 111, NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF ROXANA All dog owners In Roxana must have their dogs licensed, and the 1946 license tag must be attached to dog not later than May 30, 1946, or be subject to the penalties provided In Ordinance No. 02 Llcennes may be procured from the Village Clerk or from Policeman on IRA KILLAM, Village Clerk GENERAL grain coal, limestone, rock for Don L. Werts. Phone Brighton! this day forward I will no longer responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself.

this 22nd day of March 1946. John Talmadge Monroe. 3214 Franor Alton, 111. AVON C08METICS-Face powder toe. clal, 2 boxes, tl.lD.

Select your shade mirror. Mrs. Goff, PILL UlRt-Rock roianSd driveways. Immediate service. Dial WANTJSD-IJld.

to Arms plant an Coodfellaw Blvd Louis. Hours approximately 8-8 Call 2-3290. F5BAVON COSMET fCS DaFieTT. 3-3788. 1BOO uarlene BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FILLING 5-room mod ern house.

Concrete block 3-car gar age. Located in Wood River on roac to new Harvester plant. Price Dial 4-6876. LAUNDKRINO CURTAINS Washed and stretched Called for and delivered. Also bee laundry.

4-4038. WASHINGS Place. CURTAINS stretch ed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 975 Whitelaw, Wood River.

Dial 4-6379. CURTAINS Wasfiea and stretched. Called for and delivered. Phona 4-8017 aim stretched Called for and delivered, Also bo CURTAINS Washed and stretchei Called for and delivered. Dial 3-S338, CURTAINS, TABLECLOTHS Laun dared, stretched; illp coven, be spreads, blankets laundtrtd DU 3-7179.

BUS. ANNOUNOBMBNTaV And Dial 4-7240. lawn maintenance. or distant. Dial 2-4166.

small. Local CLOCKS, WASHING fani, Irons. Rtpalrtd. Raaionabla, Ct VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR ft urvice. Ola 2-421B.

tt B. UUi. SLEEPING ftOOMS LEEPING Dial 2-3486. 2 gentlemen. UNFURNISHED ROOMS JNE' LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM Near Western, adults only.

428 Church, East Alton. APARTMENT FOR rooms. 194 So. Pence, E. HOUSES FOR RENT ALL MODERN COUNTRY miles north of Bunker Hill.

line. Dial 2-1998. On bus 94 WANTED TO RENT wife want 2 or I 3 room furnished apartment. 2-1260. REFINED 3 to room apartment or house.

Excellent references. Dial 4-4632. RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN-Wanti to rent unfurnished house at once. Alton or Wood River. Phone 3-8257 or 4-4351.

sleeping rooms. Dial: 21- rent, lease, 3, 4, room house or apartment. Have daughter t. Can furnish references. J.

Robinson. Phone 2-4383. wife want a room furnished apartment. Dial 4-43ST. i WANTED Small sleeping room woman.

Write Box 740. care TelegrapB. rooms, furnished or furnished. Dial 4-7030. EX-SERVICE MAN WIFE- ant lur- nlshed or unfurnished apartment or house.

Good references. Dial ELDERLY LADY-Wlshes sleeping room In modern home. Kitchen prlvlleiei desired. Dial 3-8361. or 3-room apartment, nlshed, for ex-service man and Dial 3-S934.

EX-SERVICE wife want or 3-room furnished 1 East Alton or Wood River. No chil dren, no pets. Dial 4-4480. ex-service wife, 2 or 3-room furnished apartment Dial 3-6853. EX-NAVAL OFFICER-And ently need unfurnished apartment house.

Call or write H. C. ternal Revenue office. 7 Alby. I to room house ment-Wm.

H. Heeren. 3150 EdwariM GARAGE PAINT SHOP-OrTwrn" lot 56x150. Garage 40x60. Concrew block and brick construction.

BW windows, overhead door. Very moaero office. Stoker heat. About 5 0 Paint shop 22x40, frame hot air heat, building about 6 old. $18,000.00.

Ill health force, own" to sell. Will also dispose of ln Is a going business, well rth 0dur vestlgation If you desire a oai age business. Parts sales over a month. Wrlje Box 830 care Telegraph. 57 FARM AND LANPS 85 ACRES-High state oi large house, nearly modern, goon buildings, plenty of water, from downtown Alton.

Godfrey, good roads, cash. No dealers. 760, care Telegraph. 80 ACRES-1 mile west 6 room home, electricity, water, Inquire call 4-4172. Write TIM miles north of Bunker ford McGaughey.

1V4 miles thalto Lumber Co. 770. care Telegraph..