Mexico Ledger from Mexico, Missouri • Page 10

WANTADRATES Up to 15 words 16 words 21 to? 5 words 16 toJO words 31 to 35 words 36 words 41 words .16 fo.50 words 51 lo 55 words 56 words 3 Days 2.55 3.15 365 4.25 540 5.40 4,00 6.55 7. .05 6 Days 4JOO 475 5,50 6.25 7.40 7.75 9.50 925 .10.75 'Rates are (or consecutive insertions, applinq to Mexico trade area only ALL OTHER.50C PER LINE. All wantadsare as cash items. Those accepted pver the telephone must be paid within three days TO PLACE YOUR AO CALL Ml-tlll Gird of Thinks WE want to thank the members of OATS that helped in the kitchen, decorating the tables and setting them up for bur annual OATS meeting or anyone else that helped to make the meeting a success. I Quinnie Benton and Edna McGuire.

6 256 Ic Employment 7 Wanted 7b TEACHER assistant at Courtney Child Care Center. Beginning salary $1.60 per hour. Call for appointment Monday thru Friday, 581-3284. Equal Opportunity Employer. 7b2543c Male Help Wanted 7c CARPENTERS to help erect pole buildings.

Phone 4386-2663 or 581-2252 after 7 7c 226 tfc Salesman Wanted 7e STOP Opportunity Knocks $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 more a year, your very 1st We will send you to school for 2 weeks expences 'paid, train you in the field, and servicing Established business accounts. "Must be over 21, have car, bondable, ambitious and minded. Hospltallzatlon and pension program. 'Equal Opportunity Company Call for appointment Tom Wright Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 31st, Nov.

1st 314-581-1440 9A.M. to 6P.M. Long distance call collect. 7E-256-2C Livestock 8e SALES MUTUAL OF OMAHA sales SI.000 Will hire 2 experienced representatives who need 5,800 immediate earnings. Write Box 237 Jefferson city.

Missouri 1 Equal Opportunity Companies MF 7E-254-24C Work Wanted 71 BABYSITTING in my home, any age. Mrs. Gregg Wilson, 581-5703. 7f 254 4c TRASH hauling, ton pickup. Call Chris Weakly, 5815114.

7f 246 12p BACKHOE work and hauling experienced, free estimates 581-0723 or 6712. 7f 155 tfc HAULING rock and sand. Paul Meyer Auxvasse, Mo. 386-5289. 7f 231 27p CHILD care, school transportation, over 2 years.

Phone 581-7645. 7f 251 6p Farm Market 8 FOR rent: Fescue and grass land pastures, also corn stalks available up to 275 cows with calves. Available Dec. 1st. 5814835 after 7p.m.

8 256 6p Farm Equipment fb 8 FORD tractor and front end loader. Vandalia 594-2295. 8b2563c GLEANER combine with cab and heater, power steering, electric robot, straw chopper, 13 ft. grain head, pick up reel, C440 corn head and duals. Bill Kohl, Vandalia.

594-6694. 8b 251 6c HABCO portable grain dryer, 400 bushel capacity. Laddonia 373-2329. 8b 254 3p NEW John Deere 4400 combine never used, private sale. 314-754-5920 nights.

8b2543p For Sale 8d TWO 300 gallon gasoline steel galvanized tanks, like new, price $50.00 each. Mike Baehr, Rush Hill, Mo. Phone 581-6247, 8d2543p Livestock 8e YORK and Uuce boars $125 each. Also Purebred Charolais service age. East Ridge Charolais Farms, 581-1929.

8e2536c DUROC boars, serviceable age. Cail 581-4721. te 252 fee If you want to buy or sell livestock or anything else just consult the for sale columns of The Ledger as that is where the seller meets the buyer and tljey both will profit. REGISTERED polled Hereford bulls, guaranteed breeders, semen tested with sale. Centralia 682-5072.

8e 252 6c For Rent Apartments 9a UNFURNISHED 4 room duplex apartment, 918 Michigan. Available now. Call 58H)108after 6 p.m. 9a 256 3c SPACIOUS 2 bedroom, luxury apartment, north of Fulton, central air, disposal, wall to wall carpeting, pool, country setting. No pets.

Call Louise Bryant, 642-3560. 7a 256 3o FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms with private bath. 309 East Liberty Phone 581-0726 9a2566c Houses 9c NICE modern 2 bedroom house in Centralia. Call 5817933 after 5 p.m. 9c2564c Mobile Homes 9d 10x50 2 BEDROOM, furnished, located in nice residential district, reasonable.

References please. Auxvasse 386-2695. 9d2526c Commercial 9f FOR rent or lease: office at 1007 W. Monroe. Phone 5814025.

9f 233 24c For Sale 11 Miscellaneous lib OUR 91ST year of picture framing. Friedman Company, Martinsburg, Mo. 492-3115. lib 232 Th tfc Protect your carpet with SURE-GRIP Solid Vinyl Carpet Runner 27 inch width Reg. $1.59 ft.

Value NOW98cft. 10 year guarantee Green, Gold, Red, and Blue MEXICO LUMBER CO. Hiway 54 Ph. 581-4301 llb-255-6c REPOSSESSED Merchandise: vacuum cleaner, automatic washer, 21,000 BTU air conditioner, 18,000 BTU air conditioner, 10,000 BTU air conditioner. Two 19 inch color televisions.

25 inch color console television. 4 mag wheels, riding lawnmower. Console stereo combination. Goodyear. Ph.

581-6900. lib tic Pets A Supplies lie GOOD dining room suite, A-l condition. Phone 581-0744. lib 256 3p LIKE new 8 track home tape player and speakers, $35. Phone 581-7949.

lib 256 3p WE have one of the best selections of gas heating stoves we have ever had, any size up to 75,000 BTU. Some used very little. Buy now before cold weather hits. household Utilities, 900 W. Liberty.

581-7314. lib 252 6c ALUMINUM offset plates 25x35 inches 25c each, can use to cover doghouse, build playhouse, repair boats, make signs, use around trees or shrubs to keep dogs off, facing for weathered window sills, create flower arrangements, and use for various decorations. Ledger Off ice. llblSO 12f MARLIN Goose gun, 3" mag, 3 shot bolt action, 36" barrel. Laddonia 373-2329.

lib 254 3p QUALITY furniture at discount prices. See us before you buy. Bargain House Furniture, Auxvasse, Mo. Phone 386-2249. llb-238-20c SINGER Touch and Sew, stretch zig zag, buttonholes, monograms, appliques, embroidery.

11 payments of $6.00. See locally. Phone 581-7317. lib 234 24c TERRIER puppies, 6 weeks old, nice children's pet, have been wormed. Call 581-1581.

1 lie 254 3c ARC registered miniature Schnauzer puppies. To give away one-4 year old female Schnauzer. Call 581-6889 after 5p.m. He 253 6c ARC LASSIE type Collie puppies. Montgomery City 564-2852.

lie 254 3p Mobile Homes lid 1971 HILLCREST 12x60 two bedrooms, complete with furniture and appliances, including 2 Frigidaire window air conditioners, front and rear porch steps, 6x8 storage shed, anchored and set up in Salmons Trailer Court, Mexico. Priced to sell at $4800. 581-1438. lid 253 6p 1971 ATLANTIC 12x60, fully furnished, anchored and underpinned. Phone 581-6587.

lid 255 6p 1969 VINDALE 12x60, 2 bedroom, fully carpeted, central air, excellent condition. Must see to appreciate. 581-2725. lid 254 6p 1968 15' SUNSET travel trailer. Sleeps six, very good condition.

Call 581-2608. lid 254 3p Notice 16 CARPET SALE in stock SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 107 E. Monroe Ph. 5S1-SM4 16-256-fc AFTER this date I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone but myself. LeRoy Werner.

162543p MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks and Cars $10.00 Per Pair Plus Tax W.D. CARTER 1100 W. Monroe Mexico, Mo. 16-104-T-F-Tfc NEWCOMERS to Mexico? Family photo will be taken at Ledger for publication welcoming you to community. The print will be presented to you as a gift.

Call 581-3372 for appointment. WINTERIZE Your Car With Windshield Washer Solvent Anti-Freeie Gasllne Anti-Freeze New Batteries (6 12 Volt) Camping Equipment nf NEED a pick-up cover, but short on cash? We will trade for anything. Mexico Camper Sales at Zephyr Station. Hwy. 54 East.

Ilf23424c Notice 16 WANTED: Elderly lady to room and board. Call 581-5502. 16 255 6c DANCE at the K.C. Hall, Sat. Nov.

3rd. "The Jones Boys." Mexico Optimist Club. 16 255 3c DON'S Beauty Shop open Tues. thru Fri. For appointment call 581-5509.

16 255 4p Real Estate for Sale 18 LISTINGS WANTED All types of homes farms. If you want to sell your property, list with us. We have the sales force can arrange financing. Call Decker Realty, 581-1363 and list with us today. We have a long list of prospective buyers.

NEW LISTING 3 bedrooms, attached garage, double lot. 527 W. Whitley 909 N. Olive-Two family, 5 rooms and bath down, 3 rooms and bath up, large double lot, 2 car garage, vacant. 4 bedroom home Large kitchen, dining room, 2 baths, basement, new forced air furnace, central air.

Carpeting. 320 E. Promenade Hiway 54 E. Boats Motors llg NEW '74 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS will be soon arriving-See 'em WHITE'S SPORTING GOODS llg. 256 4c Garden Supplies 12 Good Things to Eat I2a APPLES, Golden Delicious, Roman Beauty.

Closed at 6 p.m., open Sunday. Hayes Orchard, Wellsville, Mo. 12a253tfc Lost Found 14 FOUND: set of keys on West Breckenridge. Inquire at the Ledger office. 14 255 2f Merchants 15 20 PERCENT off diamonds, carat $140.00.

First anniversary sale. Lay-a-way for Chistmas. Centralia Jewelry. 15 256 5p Notice 16 USED washer and dryer. Used double oven range.

Goodyear, phone 581-6900. lib 252 6c GOOD vacuum cleaners, reasonably priced. Call 5815530. Ub22636c NEW garden shredder, 1 hp, electric. Sell cheap.

715 W. Love or 581-3722 mornings. lib 255 6p SEWING rockers, needlepoint back and seat, $55. Mexico Furniture, 581-5965. lib 255 3c AVERY'S FURNITURE LADDONIA, MO.

QUALITY Furniture PRICED TO SELL OPEN Evenings 4pm-9pm Sat.4Sun.9am-9pm llb-284-S-T-Th-D Want things? Watch the want ads! Not to late to put New car in the garage. Costs less than You think! LACROSSE LUMBER CO. 120 E. Liberty Ph. 581-5656 16-256-T-W-F-c $200 REWARD for information leading to the arrest of persons stealing catfish from the pond of Kenneth Berry.

16 256 3p Notice 16 Mexico 16-255-M-T-W-F-c NEW AMANA FREEZERS 15 7 cu. ft. in stock MEXICO APPLIANCE CENTER 112S.Jefferson Phone581-4355 16-255-M-T-W-F-c LODGECARDS HEBRON LODGE No. 354, A.F. A.M.

regular communication the first and third Tuesday evening 7:30 p.m., each month. Visiting bretnren welcome. James R. Pulis, W. Charles F.

Kehl, Secy. MEXICO CHAPTER No. 27, Stated convocation second Tuesday each month at 7:30 p.m. All Royal Arch Masons welcome. Richard A.

Mills, E.H.P.; Charles F. Kehl, Secy. CRUSADE COMANDERY No. 23, K.T. Stated Conclave the fourth Tuesday of each month.

All Knights Templar invited. Dorsey L. Griffith, B.C. Charles F. Kehl, Recorder.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, Father John H. Dillon Council No. 3760 meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 7:30 p.m. Business meeting third Thursday; social meeting third Thursday; Bill Campbell, GK, Julius Fennewald. F.S.

PLUMBLINE Lodge No. 172, AM regular communication the first and third Tuesday evenings each month. Visiting brethren welcome, Harold Williams, 33rd, W.M.: James H. Black, Sec'y- Trade it through a Ledger Want Ad. ONLY 134 95 SC1500 Compact Stereo 8-Track, Multiplex Component System Play 8-Track tape, or listen to Stereo Radio with this Compact Component System Convenient combination for stereo Tape and Multiplex Tuner.

The powerful amplifier reproduces the full dynamic range of music with ease and the speaker system delivers room-filling stereo sound. Quality Multiplex Tuner 20 Watts Peak Music Power (10 Watts EIA Music Power) Vernier tuning and Stereo Star Swltchable Automatic Frequency Control for drift-free FM Tuned RF on FM for improved sensitivity even in difficult areas 8-Track Tape Player with automatic or manual program sequencing Matched, closed back speaker enclosures, each with a 6Vz" high compliance speaker Upfront stereophone jack for personal listening Mode selector for AM, FM, FM Stereo, Tape and Phono Separate controls for tailored Tone, Balance and Volume Auxiliary jacks for Phono, Line Out Wood grain vinyl on wood particle board RUTTER APPLIANCE 324 W. Promenade Phone 581-1666 16-256-lc DECKER REALTY REALTOR Salesmen-Harold Toll and Jim Grainge 311 S. Jefferson Phone 581-1363 18-256-T-Th-S-c TWO, possible 3 bedroom house; baths; garage; on 1V 2 lots; assumable loan. Centralia 682-3965.

18 256 6c 1608 N. Clark, 3 bedroom, large kitchen, wall air conditioner. Low interest loan available 1015 Carrico, 3 bedroom, central air. Low interest loan available 501 Buchanan, 3 bedroom, full basement. Owner leaving town 320 acres, mostly tillable.

Close to Mexico. Good home with basement, central air acres, 3 bedroom, full basement, central air. Immediate possession. Financing available N.W. area, 3 bedroom, finished garage.

Extra large lot 28V 2 acres, 3 bedroom home, fireplace. 2 Lakes. Includes 4 room rental home and additional trailer lots. Will separate. BLACKMORE REALTY U.S.D.A.

Building I Ph. 581-6712 Salesmen: Gary O'Bryan 5816042, Venton Hays 581-3793, A.D. Hollingsworth Paris, Mo. 1-816-327-5757. 18-255-M-T-F ALWAYS For the Things You Want, Keep an Eye on the Want Ads in The Ledger.

Low Cost Housing-for Large Family in this 4 or 5 large bedroom Wt story home with 2 full baths, gas heat, large kitchen, 220 wiring, enclosed back porch, only minor repair needed, 1 block to McMillan school. $850 down, $85 per month. Vacant now-1308 E. Anderson. Don Hague, REALTOR DOWN TO EARTH W.

Blvd. Phone 581-5854 18-256-lc Real Estate for Sale 18 Real Estate for Sale 18 Go West! Just a 3 bath, full basement, attached garage on 1 acre. Appointment needed. So Handy to the new Jr. High School, doctor, shopping.

Beautiful 3 family room, part basement, patio, carport. S.W. location. TODD'S REALTY Hiway54S. Ph.

581-4669 18-256-lc EH Sale Dates 19 WEDNESDAY and Thursday, Backyard Sale, 708 S. Jefferson, 8 till 3. Adults, childrens and infants clothes, 30 mm camera, baby buggy, potty seat, antique bottles, 1957Chevy and miscellaneous. 192562p PUBLIC Auction Nov. 2, 7 p.m., Avery Auction, Laddonia, Mo.

Like new baby equipment, 125,000 BTU hanging heater, 2 wheel camping trailer, nice refrigerator, solid oak bed and chest, nice furniture and many more good, clean household items. Open evenings 5 p.m. 9 p.m. for consignments. This is my last sale this year.

Delbert Avery, auctioneer. Ph. 3732204. is 253 7p WANT things? Watch the want ads! FRIDAY, November 2, Rummage Sale, at Community Room Courthouse, 8 to 5. Clothing and miscellaneous.

Kings Daughters and Sons Union. 19 256 3c FARM Machinery Consignment Sale Friday, Nov. 2, 10 a.m. Tractors and farm machinery of all kinds will sell. Be with us sale day as a Buyer, Seller or Visitor.

Snell Auction, Highway 15 Mexico, Mo. 19 252 6c FRIDAY, November 2, Garage Sale, 1108 Luther, 9 to 5. Winter clothing and miscellaneous items. 192563c SATURDAY, November 3, Public Sale, 7 miles NE of Mexico on route J. Farm machinery, farm supplies, hay and some antiques.

Watch Thursday's Ledger for complete bill. Cy and Lorraine Donaldson, owners. Auctioneers: Fair's Auction Service. 19 256 2c If you are looking for a good new or used car, see the Want Ads. Choose one for your best car, second car or utility car.

Select today TOMORROW. New Used Cars-Trucks 1963 Chevrolet Truck with tandem axle, 16 ft. bed and hoist, clean, low mileage. SYDENSTRICKER Implement Inc. Hwy.54S.Mexico,Mo.

Phone 581-5900 20-255-3c 1972 FORD F250 pickup, ton pickup. 581-4546 20 256 3c 1969 CHEVY Impala, 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, power steering and brakes, air conditioning. Phone 581-3260. 202563C 1961 FORD, 6 cylinder, ton pickup, good condition. 5810677 after 5 p.m.

202563c 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, excellent running condition. Must sell, can take over payments or pay cash. 581- 2049before 202563c 1970 NOVA SS, 4-speed, very good condition, Goodyear and Ansen. 314-641-5279. 20 252 5p You can reach the whole family daily in the Ledger.

HOMES: 621 S. Olive, 2 bedrooms, dining room, garage, immediate possession. Owner will finance. 1424 S. Coal, 2 bedrooms, dining room, basement.

Low interest rate loan can be assumed. Immediate possession. 1708 Westminster-? rooms plus utility. 16' 16' family room, baths, carpeting. 1500 sq.

ft. living area. 216 E. Boulevard 3 bedroom home with dining room, basement, central-air, and carpeting. Property is in fine condition.

Possession Nov. 1. 714 Woodlawn Large older 2-story home in excellent condition. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, completely carpeted. 1035 Lake view, 2 basement and 2 car me in excellent condition, acre lot.

303 North Missouri 2 bedroom, priced to sell at $7500. Good location for schools and shopping. GALLAHER-SM1TH-FEUTZ REALTY INC. Complete Uuuraace Service Auto-Home-Btuineee REALTOR" IMS. Jefferson Phone U14IM 18-256-2C New Used Cars-Trucks 1971 OLDS 88, tan, 4-door hardtop, vinyl roof, A-C, cream puff, in excellent mechanical condition, reasonable.

Call 581-6301 weekdays after 5 or Saturday and Sunday. 202546c 1965 FORD, 4-door custom, tires good as new, new heater and radio, good condition. Also coon hounds, black and tan, Blue Tick and Red Bone. Call Wellsville 684-2668. 202543p 1960 STUDEBAKER 6 cyl 3 speed 2-door; 1948 Ford coupe 389 auto, bucket seats, runs good.

Sell all or parts. 684-2840 20 254 3p 1971 FORD Country Squire station wagon, extra clean, fully factory equipped, will consider trade. 581-9841. 202516C 1969 BUICK Electra, 225, air conditioning, all power accessories, new tires. Phone 581-5798.

20 140 tfc 1967 FORD Ranger 2 ton pickup, 352 standard shift, air conditioning, Tonneau cover, excellent condition. 581-5558 after 7 p.m. or anytime weekends. 20 255 3c 1963 CHEVY Belair 2 door sedan, 6 cylinder, air, new tires, passed inspection. Can see at 822 E.

Monroe or phone 581-7143. 20 256 3c Motorcycles Bikes 20a 1973 NORTON 750cc Commando, 3800 miles, good, $1450 or best offer. 1966 H-D Sprint 250cc trail bike, $300 or best offer. Call 581-3177 between 5 and 6 p.m. 20a 256 4c Wanted 21 WANTED: Your support for the Mexico Area Community Chest.

Give where you work. 21 246 12c Controls Are Still Needed, Grayson Says WASHINGTON (AP) Wage-price controls should be dropped, but not until the economy slows down a little and food prices stabilize, says the former head of the defunct Price Commission. C. Jackson Grayson who headed the commission during its 14-month existence until it was disbanded in January, said now is not the time for the Nixon administration to junk controls. "They can't afford to take them off right now," Grayson said in a telephone interview.

"There would be such an explosion in prices that there would be a great demand for more stringent controls." He said the public resistance would be so great that Congress might even legislate a price freeze, a policy tool he opposes to deal with the present price surge. Grayson said he saw no chance that controls could be dropped this year but added, "hopefully, early next year, it will be possible. By then, I hope the food-price rises will have abated and the economy will have slowed down to give a little breathing room." A slower economy usually means there is less pressure for price increases. Grayson, who has returned to his economics post at Southern Methodist University, said he favored allowing the legal authority for wage-price controls to expire next April 30 because retaining it creates a temptation for continuing controls after their usefulness has expired. That legal authority is contained in the Economic Stabilization Act, which expires next April 30.

Unless Congress extends the power, wage-price controls will automatically end on that date. Grayson said, however, there may be a tradeoff with Congress in which wage-price controls are formally abandoned, but standby authority for them is retained. President Nixon has not announced whether he will seek an extension of the law, but his economic aides want to scrap wage-price controls as soon as inflation shows positive signs of cooling. Grayson, who was in charge of Phase 2 of wage-price controls, said that wage-price restraints "can work for a limited period of time," as they did during Phase 2. But now, he said, with the economy having gone through a boom and heavy demand present for commodities, price controls can do little to restrain inflation.

MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER 11 Tuesday, C. Oct. 30. 1973 Business And Industry News 'Good Life' Says 35-Year Chance Man had a good life," said Centralian Tom Marshall as he reminisced on the eve of his 35th anniversary with A. B.

Chance Co. Now a Chance security guard, Marshall joined the Company Oct. 19,1938 and has been there ever time out for service in World War n. Also observing recent service anniversaries with the company were Mrs. Bill (Mona) Ballard, Sturgeon, an assembler with 20 years, and Frank Myers, Centralia, a chief engineer who joined Chance five years ago.

Marshall is a Centralia native, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Marshall. The family lived in town during Tom's youth and he attended Centralia schools. Later they moved to a farm about eight miles from town.

Marshall worked for the Tom Gorman poultry house in Centralia and then for about a year at the A. P. Green Refractories in Mexico before joining Chance. He started in the Chance foundry and "worked there for 20 years," rising to bench and floor mold highest rated production job in the foundry. He switched to his present job 15 years ago after "my doctor suggested I should get off heavy lifting" and "I've been on it ever since." Marshall patrols the plant nights and weekends and says, "I like my work.

You meet a lot of people. I've made more good friends through my work and I've had some of the finest bosses I've ever worked for." Many of Marshall's fellow employees have similar feelings about him, for he has a reputation as "a good man" and "a man who speaks with a straight tongue." "One of the biggest thrills I've had working for the company was that I got to know Mr. A. B. and his fine son Gano," Marshall said.

Company founder A. Bishop Chance was, in Marshall's words, "One of the greatest people I ever knew. Some towns are blessed with an unusual man. Mr. A.

B. was that kind of man. Just knowing him helped to make you a little better person." Marshall is a man who speaks his mind and prizes his freedom to do so and he says that one thing he likes about A. B. Chance Company is that "you can express what you think and they respect you for it.

You can talk to anybody you want." He was one of the early members of the Chance Employees Savings and Profit Sharing Fund (started in 1939) and says, "I'm very proud of that. I hope to have a pretty nice life when we get to retire." Another highlight of Marshall's life was his World War II service in the Rangers, the American equivalent of the Tony Jesse Is Livestock Buyer Tony Jesse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jesse of Mexico, has recently begun working as a livestock order buyer at Browning and Crowe Livestock Order Buying Co. in Monroe City.

Mr. Jesse, a graduate of Mexico High School with the class of 1971, graduated in August from Western Iowa Technical School in Sioux City. He and his wile, the former Miss Jane Fisher, reside in Quincy, 111., where she is a student at the Blessing Hospital School of Nursing. British Commandos. Marshall was drafted into the Army, volunteered for the Rangers after he got to North Africa, and got his Ranger training in Scotland and South Africa.

He signed up after hearing a talk by Lt. Col. Willianm 0. Darby, who commanded the First Ranger Battalion. "He was the kind of man I liked and I liked the way he described the Rangers.

It was a small outfit, but you never saw a finer bunch." The Rangers "were trained to do the dirtiest work raid behind enemy lines, blow up bridges, do as much damage as you could go in first on invasion beaches and clear out mines so the troops could get through." They were all volunteers and were free to leave the Rangers at any time, Marshall recalls, "but I never saw a man go out "of it If I had it to do over I'd do it again." Marshall fought in North Africa, Sicily and Italy before returning to the U. S. and h'is work at Chance. Twenty-six years ago he and his wife Emma were marrie.d. "Smartest thing I ever did in my life," Marshall smiled.

They have two daughters. The older, Gayle, works in the University of Missouri- Columbia administrative offices. Rena is a senior at the. Universtiy. Tom's sister, Anna, worked for the Company 31- years.

A nephew, Jim shall, is a 20-year Tom and his wife moved yft 1952 to a 40-acre farm about four miles south of town. like messing around on Marshall grinned. "We haVe some beef cattle and ah' old milk cow, my the kids' horses and somfe chickens. It keeps us cupied." Newspaper Advertising Increases By NEW YORK, N. Advertising revenues of daily newspapers increased by 8.9 percent in August over the same month last year and were up by 9.9 percent for the first eight months of the year, according to the Newspaper.

Advertising Bureau, Inc. Through August, advertising revenues of daily newspapers were running at a annual rate. These estimates by the Newspaper Advertising Bureau are based on. measurements by Media Records, Inc. of advertising linage in 64 cities.

Retail advertising, the largest category, increased by 5.9 percent in August and 7.1 percent for the months. It is running at a annual rate. Classified ad gained 18.0 percent in and 18.7 percent for the eight months. These are running a annual rate. National advertising ahead 1.0 percent for month as compared with a 3,2 percent cumulative gain for the January-August period, The August gain in automotive advertising revenues, one of the major components national, amounted to 22.3' percent Through national ad revenues running at a an-' nual rate..