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EDWABDSVILLB INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10,1944. PAGBJTVS A I A I'KOKJKAMSJ, KSD (NBC lied 050 kc) Bulletins; Music, SU5--For Your Mood. Associated Press EMS--Al Roth's Orchestra. Sports. -News ol the World.

In Music. V. Kallcnborn. unc Mrs. North.

tho Band. Cantor. Mr District Attorney, Kyser'a College. Waring. Ansuver Man.

Prcsa News, Out. Hi-port; Music. You Wnnt. for KMOX. (CHS 1120 ho) Headline Murray's Orchestra iincl Chorus.

l''clcl Show. VVoiHd Today. ofi the News." i.aux, sports. Nesbit, Pasbing Pn- ratle. Aces.

Jono'i, i Frankie Carl's Oidiesti'a. Ui. Chrntlnn with Jenn Mcrsholu Henry, news. Sinatra Show. Carson, i Charles Dants' Oicho.stra.

Moinonts In Music, Blanca Carnival, Love Mystery, the News. and Scth. In tho News. Parade. H.

Bryan, OPA. Highlights. Hour, Patrol. Ilifjhlifjhts, nnd Hccoi (Is. 1:30 -Sign Off.

KXOH (NBC Blue (ISO ko) and the Itnitcs. Serenade. Armstrong. i i lioswell. B.

L. the Story Goes. Neilsoii, news. 7:15 and Aonei, Best Oirls. Bands.

9:00 Raymond Swing. of Ihe i Wnifs. Honored Music. 1.1:00--News. Bob Sherwood's a i a i Cowboys.

Review, P. News. World's Front Page. Smoothies. Kusn Hughes Program.

Hughes. Hughes. Confidentially Yours. Reporter. Money Show.

Kentter. of Nick Carter. Hour ol Song, Gladstone, news. Carnegie. Cugat's Orchestra.

from Reuters. Ravazza's Orchestra, P. News. Kirk's Orchestra. Hamilton's Orch.

Cavalleio's Orch. U. News Band. Kassell's Orchestra. Trace's Orchestra, Stone's Oic.hest.ra.

Sign Oft, KXUli (Nlit Blue (ISO ko) and the Pirates. KXOK Orchcbtrn, Aimstrong. Midnight. (i'00--Song Serenade. B.

L. Hughes. Cas-Uie. Nielson, news, arid Abner. Town Meeting, Bands.

Cram 0 1 5 the Slnuiowb, and Go. and Go. Honored Music. Gray's Oidieslrn, 1.1:30--Beautiful Muslu. KWIl I'lHO Uc) 00 Singing Cowliuys.

i -Sport Review. i'. News. World's Fiont Page. 15- Superman (10--The.

15--Riibb Hughes. 30--Rush Hughes, Hughes. Tlnncy, up the News. Ouslei, Peop'e's Rcpoiter, liangcr. 00--(Jnbriei Hcnttcr of i a Nigblor.

A i Gunnison, news 15-Arch Ward, sport tevlcw. Press News. Ouliestra. and Pat Time. P.

News. Ixmibiirdo''. Oichcslia. P. News.

Masters Entertains i Stone's Oichob.lia. 1 -Louis Prirna's Orchestra. Jose Morand's i a (Courtney's Orchestra. i i a Off. 30 10 in 11 .11 I 11 12 12 CKOtiUAAIS.

KSU (NUC OBC kc) Bullcllris; Music. to America. i ress News. Roth's Music. -News; Sports ol tho jrld.

O'Ncil ana company Roland Usher. and Frank Morgan. Family. Croaby, Martin Oavis. and Coslullo.

of Time. 10 00--Victory Tunes. Toast Jo Melody. Press News. 1U 45--H V.

tiiUcnborn, Music. 11.J5- Music You Want. Music. KMOX (CRS 1(20 Uo) b'OO -Headline rn-ptiriRiits 5:15 -Or, Snmuel Johnson, news -A i thu i Godfrey. 1 Today.

ol the Newo. l-flux, sports. Nesbit, Passing Parade. Keen, Tracer ol Lost Persons. Valley Days.

Henry, news. Bowes' Amateur Hour. Shore. First Line. to Romance, Love a Mystery.

the News. ami Seth, In the News. Parade. America, UlgnJlEhts. Hour.

Pnlrol. Patrol. Highlights and Records, ult. fiWK (MBS 1980 be) Services on Sunday. Funeral services were held Sun- lay afternoon lor Mrs.

Natalie Windisch, who passed away at her, lome Wednesday evening. She ind been ill for some time. The imeral was held from her lute with Rev, Wein- pastor of tho local Lutheran church, officiating. She had attained the agu of 71 years and 0 nonths. Her husband, the late Robert Windisch, and three preceded her in death, She survived by one daughter, Miss Eriin Windisch, of this city; and six sons, Oscar and Fritz, of this city; Henry and Elmer, of Chicago; George, of Cleveland, and Robert who, with his family, resides in France.

She also leaves seven and one great-grandchild, The pallbearers were members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Williamson Chapter, Progressive Miners of America, of which she was a member. The body was laid to rest the Memorial Cemetery. Big League Figures STANDING OK THK CLUBS American Leaguo SI. Louis New Yoi a i -C i -Cleveland -Boston i a i a Del i oil SI Louis i a i a -C i i a i -P i i i i -New Yoi -Boston CliK avo I A L. 5 4 7 8 9 0 9 5 12 League.

12 5 W. 13 9 8 8 (i (i Pet .092 .51 ,401 (i 7 8 7 3 7 I 12 KKSl LTS .64: 1 .07 American League Open a for all i lubs, League Open dale lor all i lubs TODAY'S WdllODl'LK A i i SI, I.our. ill i i i at i a i a 1)( i i at New Yoi l. a i Boston. i i i i al SI Louis.

i a i a al New al i i a i night Boston at i i i i LIVINGSTON MRS. JOHN f'OPUSTEB Services Arc Held. FuiiPial for Chillies Forneris were held Monday morning l'iom Hie Snc'iod Henri church, i i i Rev. Father Robert Mc- a i i a i Interment was in thu Saciet Heart Cemetery. The i were Frank and Pole Jlivolto, Mai i i Joe Gatto, John Tjiirgnone nnd Henry Dudley.

Mr. Fomeii'; died of I i i sus- a i in an a i accident which oceuircd Thursday i i i on route 68, near the i i i ol unite 'I, noiir Staiiiiton. Mr. For- nerls is i by his widow, Mis. Hose Foriteris; one daughter, Mrs i Dudley, who was also i i in the nccidr-nl, and guindchildren, Attended Meeting.

i Joe i Mrs Sieve i Mi.s. Oliver Vullmv, Mrs. a i Libbra, i John Kopusler, i John Snnvk, Mrs. Sieve Smerk, Mis. l.ydiri Tee.ske, Mrs, Joseph Henley Mrs.

di Iliimi, Mrs Frances HertoUli, Mrs, A i Si', i A i a and Mrs. Frieda i a the i of the Women's A i i a of the Progiessive i i of A i a held at i liamson, Tuesday i evening was spent In a i bingo and i were Klrd Officers. Al Ihe regulai i of the members of Ihe i a i I lie i officei.s were elee'led: I'residenl, A VV. 1'enie; i i Sieve Smerk; i a i Joint i i a asMSlanl elnel, Ceoige A i i i captain, Dav Gaspei Fiisl i a Louis I i reionil i a Koy Pol- Id a i i i a A yaro. The new members a i I i the a i i Frank i i Louis i i i Geoigc Frank Ocetieek, Tele Ra.

nil and Frank Feih. Tommv Lee, i a of Mr. and Mrs-. Pele a i was chn.steii- Sulivit Test Fur Tnnlli Deeiiy. A a a 111 A new hv Vi fr Robcrl McCar i i i of i a decay or i i i to I I WHS i a A.x- so a i today bv Di the i i ol A i i Thr new met bod does not ro- Sinnlii) a i i lit the Sa- i i i i X-ray a i a i i a said, but is bused on a i a i tests of a i i in a i mm i i i i I i a i i said presence of a i a a i in Hie a a decay, or sus- cr i i i e.Msts.

I a i The sponsors i MUs i a Fi't nnd Jack i i i Jay of i a a i of the baby, a i as pmxy for his son Fran( i.s, is i armed i They "Carry On" on the Home Front While Capt. Robert S. Johnson, Lawton, was tying the 27-plane record set by Maj, Richard I. Bong, Poplar, his wife (right), continued her duties as usual in a Lawton, drug store nnd Bong's mother, Mrs. Carl Bong, Poplar, christened a ship at the Walter Butler shipyards in Superior, Wis.

(NEA Tclephoto) Secret," was presented by the following Richard Andrews, Florence Hesi, Lillian Spudick, D.urward Best, Marjorie Uher, Bette Stoiser, Harold Loch, Frieda ovi, Johnny Gorenn, Margaret Costa, Hose Drasovicli, Francis Windisch, Koy Spudich, Chris Kieffer and Catherine Seganl'iedo. laiilertaincd for Son, Mrs, Maria Bononi cnloi'tnined at her home Sunday i a ravioli i in honor of her son, Chief Quai lermasler of the Coast Guard Robert Bononi, who spent the week-end with her. lie has just lel.urned from a i lo Kurope. A those present weio Mr. and i Raymond Libbra, son and a of hero; Miss A i i Bononi, Mr.

and Mrs, Louis Spoil i and a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Falello and daughter, all of SI. Louis. spent, the week-end at the home of Andrew Fech, Sr.

They are of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Fech. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dudley, of East St.

Louis, spent Monday with friends and relatives here, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Scnnzonl have received word that their son, Pfc. Francis Scany.oni, has landed safely in the Paeillc area Mr. and Mrs. John Fecli and a Monday for i home in Chicago after spending a few days at the home of John Fech, Sr. Mr.

and Mrs. Holland i of Edwardsville, I.s! tod i Mr. and Mrs. Waller Voyles, Sunday evo- Sent to Terns. The Livingston Sisters have received word that David Skamcnca has been sent lo a camp in Texas i a i i in the army.

of Address. Woid has been received that addie.ss of Klmer i i.s: Elmer Santlnn, U.S.N.T.S, Co. 962, Great Lakes, III. Personals. Josu Fech, 2c, lei I 1m Corpus Christi, Tuesday, a all i i i the a services of his i i a Fech.

Mis. Elsie Fech and dauglilor, Katlileen, of i visited i A Fecb a few days and a ended I lie a of Mrs, Fech Olc Johnson, of Washington, visited i Mr. and Mrs Jack for a few days. Seaman and Mrs. Frank i i of Chicago, a few days nl I ho home of Mr, and Mrs.

Joe iMf- ker. Mr and Mrs. Mai Ion Pomatto and son, of Wilsonvillc, visited i Mr. and Mrs Simon Pomalto, Sim- day. i a i Sobota and Mrs Mary Slnninko, of Brmlonville, in mils I'esf polled.

III III The I i i a in i ide by Kuropc, A i the i i a fa.ni- al Ihe home of Ihe grandpar- Mi a Mrs, Jack Scanv.oni. A i i i i a IMeeliiiR Held. A I i a i Hie Woman's A i i a of P. M. A held Wednesday i the time was a bunco, and pi i- i a i to Mrs Joe a i i also a visiloi.

fi esbmcnls were served. Mi s. Entertained Leslie Love joy a i i of a me a in i)y Spei noga, of a a fiCicsl, In si class seaman Joseph i ou i i and Mrs. Hoy U. iV a i al San i Ihe house i bill i a i a lionic i i i John i i i i i else, Joe, a i i i i Spudldi and i Joe Ins a i i i J.

F. i Mr.s. a Diilke, of i was seherluled loi 1 leave lasl ei asked penmssion lo ex- i i a ills i i i i i him she and her husband i i of house cleaning. His e.xpanalion his a i Ihe elder I i said, "I'd i to wail i I a over, lune my a Itrilisli Oversciih ARC. London, May 10 A i to i m.inpovvPi a i i a i lias i Ihe age i i of troops i i for overseas to I a i MX The previous i i was years HIP membeis of her cnid club i i diiy evening, and i scores i by Mrs i Rule, Mrs.

Joseph Henley Sr Mrs, i Stroll! and i Oliver Vallovv. He- i were served a the game. 1 Piny The i Class high school play was a Friday. Tlie play, i "I Know TRUE. NOT FALSE A FRESH CIGARfTTE MAKES A BETTER Miss Eudora Becker, of spent the week-end i relatives Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Hicks and son spent the week-end with relatives and friends in Lebanon. Mis. Karl Milchelnr, of Summer- i i i i Mr. and i Louis Milchelar, a few days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Slaverio, of Chicago, spent Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. John Slnverio, Sr.

Pvt. A Dudley, of Virginia, is spending a few days i Ins i and family, having been called homo on a of a of his father-in-law. Mrs. Robert Maje.sk!, of Detroit, is visiting i her and relatives for a fow days, Mrs. Lester Crahlrec and son aie visiting i her husband, in Shoemaker, California, Mrs.

Pole Plovich has relumed home from i Pennsylvania, where she i i i her husband. A nnd Walter Sobul Friday for Washington, where will be employed for a ber of months. A Somljf, of St. Louis, sppnt the week-end al Ihfi home of Mr. and Mrs.

A Sornlg, Sr. Mrs. Oliver Vallow and Mrs. John Smrek a a of Keener, in Litchf Tuesday afternoon. Try an Intelligencer Want-Ad for quick results.

Bowling. Roll Off. On Tuesday night at the Recreation the Holiday Inn team won the roll off of Handicap Laguc, i i 2 of the 3 games bowled against the Bothman V-8 team. High three, Holiday Inn 2744. I i i a high i i J.

Chandler 576. I i i a higli single, V. Joseph 569. Bothman V-8 (1)--11. Dustman 535, E.

Fresen 522, Clem Bolbman 544, T. Tenor 462, Clyde Botbmun 484. Holiday Inn 2 -J. Chandler 576, Ed Kick 48-1, Nemmcb 56G, Joseph 569, W. i a 540.

COLUMBIA RIVEE FISH CLIMB 70-FT. LADDER highest known (ish ladder, 7(1 feet, i.s al Bonneville Dam on tho Columbia river, Dr. Ira N. Gabiiclson, director of the U. S.

Fish and i i Service, declared in recent loslimony on the I ior Department's appioprialion bill. Dr. Cabrlelson that llsh, i the current, from one pool lo a a i a a 10 a higher level i the 70 feet have been achieved. a in Ihe pools must, bo deep enough for the 1Kb lo rest In before the next jump, he added. Because of the tremendous i of Coulee Dam, also in Hie Columbia river, llsh I i i are impracticable, according to Dr.

Gabrilson. However, llsh i normally would have gone above Grand Coulee Dam to spawn have been successfully trapped midway between Bonneville and Grand Coulee dnms and a a to streams which never had salmon runs By a i i a i ol these lish, Ihe service lias determined a (he llsh to the streams which were planted. COURTS Iteal Estate Transfers. Charles Pcrshall to Ida Scher- mcr, pt 1 ot 24, blk 2, Ferdinand Place, $300. Leo H.

Cole to Charles Bernard Overmeyei', land In sec. 11, Wood River, SI. Charles E. Lcxow to August Theis, lots 1, blk 4, Inglesyde Granite City, Illinois State Trust Co. to Harry Holificld, lot 53, blk 39, State Park Acreage Annex, $1.

M. Duane Campion to Archie T. Bourbon, lot 14, blk 9, 2nd Washington Blvd. Granite Cny, $10. Henry Loyc to Robert II.

Swann, lols 5 and 10, Glendnle Gardens, sec. 26, Wood River, $10. Milton M. Mueller et nl to Rd- win A. Blclsch, pt lot 0, blk 30, Highland, $3.

Edwin A. Bleisch (o lola Blcisch, pt lot 6, bile 30, Highland, 511. lola Bleisch to Edwin A. Blcisch, pt lot 6, blk 30, Highland, Charles Appel et al to Lillie. Appel, pt lot 3, blk 20, Highland, $1416,67.

Lilho Appel 1o Louisa Loguo, pt lot 3, blk 20, Highland, SI. Louisa Logue to Lillie Apple, pt lot 3, blk 20, Highland, $1. Albert, II. Kyle to Wilbur M. Kyle, land in sees.

32, 30 and 29, Saline, $1. John Jacob Koch to Elmer II. Grotefendt, land in sec. 10, Edwardsville, $1, Merrill Lary Ivester to Ferdinand L. Fabrig, lots 3 and 2, blk 20, Yager Park, $100.

New Circuit Court OISPS. Mhry Pelan vs. Charles Pelan, separate maintenance' and In June- lion. I'rolnUe Court I'm Kmil Ludwig, deceased; final report approved. Jacob a deceased; claim allowed Lllbc Ludwig, deceased; claim allowed; claim dale first Monday.

of July. Henry 0, Isensec, deceased; heir- ship approved. Mary Wcrnlc, deceased; no ad- ditlonal claims presented; Invontivi ry approved, Julius E. Kamm, deceased; flna' report set for hearing on May 22 Fred J. Frtckcr, deceased; fina) report set for hearing on May 22 Anna Appel, deceased; final report approved.

James M. Duffy, deceased; Inventory approved; claim date first Monday of July. Ervln Henry Kastlng, deceased; proof of death Intestate made; claim date first Monday of July. An army expert neutralized a Gorman system of booby traps which would have set off 60fJ tons of explosives, the War Department reports. I A I AND VULCANIZING 2 DAY SERVICE Recapping WHY SBND THEM GUI' OF TOWN? 0.

K. Rubber Welders AND SERVICE STATION 120 Illllsboro Plione IIAKRV LIVINGSTON, Mgr. MOBILGAS I CARTRIDGE COMPANY has available, due to production schedule changes Over 100 WOMEN'S JOBS OPEN in the Detonator Department Qualified women with Western Cartridge service are being offered these opportunities first-These jobs are well paying, on two shifts only (no midnights)--in clean, quiet surroundings. The work is easy to learn and chances for upgrading are available. APPLY AT ONCE TO THE Western Employment Office at Alton or East Alton I'm I'd hardly think I'm real American if I didn't nhvays hanker after the latest tiling in automobiles.

Most everyone feels the same--wanting new car. So even with Peace, is some new car with my number on it coming right off the assembly line? Who knows? I'm well off, though --still riding handsome--because 1 kept thinking of all the different oils to help a car. And I noiiced ad after ad agreeing that your engine nhvays forms acids danger of corrosion. But a station man showed me a can of Conoco NM motor oil, and it said that a modern synthetic in Conoco furnishes the working parts with OIL-PLATING--like a special surfacing to resist the acids; not letting them cnsily eat metal away. So you noain't fret too much for a new car, when a switch to Conoco oil will safely OIL-PLATE your engine right now: Let the future car improvements try beating that! CONOCO MOTOR OIL HAMEL OIL BAUMGAKTMER GARAGE Ui OASSENS ITHAING STATION Hamel, III.

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