Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 14

1.0. PENSION DRIVE IS EXTENDED TO N. Y. Jitw York Union to BooNt Security 1'ay- inenU to $10(1 Month. New York, Nov.

New York Times says the C. I. O. wants the state of New York to boost federal social security pensions to $100 a month by paying the difference from taxes. This new proposal would extend to the states the C.

1. campaign among industries for higher pensions for retired workers. The proposal was made by Louis Hollander, state president of the C. 1. O.

It is essentially the. same demand that was made on steel industry and largely accepted by the companies. It even has the so-called "noncontributory" a i of the steel plan, since Hollander asked that the extra cash come from general taxes rather than workeis' pay roll deductions. Payments Average $'-6. Federal social security payments in New York stale now average slightly more than $26 a month for more a 154,000 retired workeis.

The Times estimated that the new plan would add at least $11,000,000 a to the state budget. It said the increase might be even greater because the larger payments would probably encourage more retirements. Federal figures show that about 40 pei cent of those eligible for retire- District Deaths MRS. MARY JONES RITES TO BE AT PICHER TODAY Picher, Nov. 21--Funeial services 1'or Mi-a.

Mary Elizabeth Jones, 77 years old. a resident of Miami 10 years, will be conducted at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Ooodson funeral home in Picher. The Rev. Robert Denton of Baxter Springs will officiate, and burial will be in G. A.

R. cemetery. Mrs. Jones died at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at her home, 008 A street southeast in Miami, following an illness of one year. She formerly lived at Clear Springs, Mo.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. JBudora Jones of Baxter Springs and Mrs. Vcrna Neff of Mansfield. three sons, Granville Roy Jones of Kansas City, Boyd Jones of Summerville, and Lloyd Jones of Wichita, 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. ment are still working.

Hollander said the C. I. O. plan is not intended to undercut the move in congress to boost the federal rate itself. He said that as the government pays more, the state would pay less.

He said his program was intended to guarantee "a i i standard of decency for elderly workers until such time as the federal social security act is made liberal enough to provide something more than hardship and despair." Hollander said he will present the plan for consideration at a meeting of C. I. O. representatives from all parts of the state on January 9 in Syracuse. The meeting Ileed Funeral Today.

Whealon, Nov. services for Onimer Reed, who killed himself Tuesday morning when a shotgun he was carrying accidentally discharged as he was crawling over a fence, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Solid Rock miles oast of here. The Rev. Francis Goodnight will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Smith King.

Burial will be in the Clark cemetery under di- was called to discuss political campaign. the 1930 REDS THREATEN FOWLING, 55 MILES FROM CHUNGKING Chungking, China. Nov. --Cautious Chinese nationalist dispatches intimated today that the i were threatening Fowling, only 15 miles east of Chungking. Stingy with its war news, the defense ministry said only that the nationalists still were holding Wu- lung, small road town 60 miles east of Chungking.

The ministry failed to mention red forces striking northward towards this provisional capital up the road from Kweiyang. They were last reported to have occupied Tzunyi, 130 miles south of Chung- king. rection of the Pogue funeral home. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Nellie Reed, four daughters, Mrs.

Alton Howard of Cameron. Mrs. LeRoy Shrllm of Orange Grove, Mis. Lamoine England of Exeter and Barbara Reed of the home; one son, Truman Reed of Stockton, and a brother. Ellsworth Reed of Yakima, Wash.

VAST PRAIRIE AREA BURNS NEAR (JUAPAW Flu men Spread Over Five Square North of Town--Several Threatened. Quapaw, Nov. A prairie fire spreading over five square miles of land burned for nearly eight hours today, threatening; several houses the are: of Quapaw's city limits. Firemen from four towns battled Hie rapidly spreading flames which were whipped by a strong southwest wind. The fire is believed to have originated near the Sunnyside school shortly a noon.

At 8 o'clock tonight, i the wind a i diminished, scattered areas of dry weeds still were burning. Trucks from Quapaw, Picher and Miami, and Baxter Springs, were sent to the scene, with firemen a i their efforts mainly around buildings. A few i i were scorched by the fire. Several telephone poles on highway 66 were scorched and crews of the Empire District Electric Company at Picher stood by to protect the poles. Large areas on each side of the highway were burned.

At the height of the fire, tall dry weeds caught fire and sent flames more than 25 feet high. HOSPITAbNOTES W. Lm-y of Akron, wna ad- nitted yesterday for nursery. Mahan Funeral Saturday. Carthage, Nov.

services for Jefferson C. Mahan, who died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home, 710 Orchard street, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoor at- the Ulmer funeral home. Burial will be in Park cemetery, where Masonic rites will be conducted at the grave. NEW SOCIAL NIGHT GROUP FOR LEGION APPOINTED A committee to sponsor a new I series of social and entertainment nights of the Robert S. Thurman post, American Legion, was appointed by Gordon Smith, social chairman, at a meeting Wednesday night.

The committee is composed of Vernon Sigars, Vernon Rogers, Roy Gilstrap, Art Warden and Mrs. Margaret Harryman. Smith also made a report on the last series of Tuesday night social programs. Harry Miller gave a report on the Legion Guard of Honor and announced that an open meeting for Legionnaires desiring to join Robert irfldRCM, 11L'3 Murphy uve me, was admitted for sut'Kcry yes erday. Mr.

and Mrs. Uoy Cowyer of foplin 2 announce the birth if a son at 8:45 o'clock yosteiday norning, Joe Brlce of Southwest City, admitted Wednesday for minor surgery, was dismissed yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Hester, 23 Picher avenue, announce the i of a daughter at 4:24 o'clock Thursday morning. Diane Duree. 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Durec, 2309 Moffet avenue, a medical patient since Monday, was dismissed yesterday.

Richard Green, 329 Schiffcrdeck- er, admitted for minor surgery VVednesdnv. was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Roy Everett of Galena, a patient since November 12, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs.

Delia Jones of Joplin routi 3, admitted for medical treatmen Movember 20, was dismissed yes- erday. Eddie Sackett. 2616 'Sergeant ave nue, admitted for minor surgery Wednesday, was dismissed yester day. HOLIDAY OBSERVED QUIETLY IN JOPLIN No Major Highway AccldwitH Alar Out (ill--Joplin (ilobc Friday, November 25, 1019.. William St.

John's. Markel, 2205 Jackson avenue, was admitted for medica treatment Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McAllister 920 East Fifteenth street, announce the birth of a son at 4:42 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Katherine Simmons, 241C Willard avenue, admitted for sur- geiy November 11, was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Ralph Oberlechner, 2926 East Fifteenth street, and son, born November 17, were dismissed yesterday. Loren Stines of Webb City, admitted Wednesday for medical treatment, was dismissed yesterday.

CHRISTMAS GIFT SUPPLY STOCKS REPORTED LOW U. S. CONSUMER INCOME NOW HIGHER THAN IN 1939 Washington, Nov. 24. I Total consumer income in this country is 90 per cent higher than in prewar 1939.

It is off 3 per cent from the peak reached late last year. The federal reserve hoard, reporting this tonight, said the continued high level of consumer income--and willingness to spend it --had helped markedly in cushioning the economic downturn earlier this year. The report also noted that people as a whole have gone back to spending an increasing proportion of their per S100 of income after in the third quarter of this year, compared with $91.60 in the first quarter and 592.30 in the third quarter of last year. CJrbana, 111.. Nov.

3 )--What once was a selling slogan "Do j'our Christmas shopping early" -this year has become a hot tip. The reason, says V. Lewis Bassie. University of Illinois economist, is that all is not what it seems in the shopping world. Writing In the current "Illinois Business Review," Bassie notes that while store counters are full now the supplies of goods behind them in stores, warehouses and factories are lower than for many seasons.

The economist predicts many merchants will be caught short in the last-minute Christmas rush because they have been cutting down Mr. and Mrs. John Byrd of Webb City announce the birth of a son at 6:04 o'clock Wednesday after- the unit will be held January" 16.1 noon i George Brown of Joplin, a medi- A report on the drum and bugle sjnce Monday was dis corsp minstrel show last Friday night was given by Dick Quillen, business manager of the corps. He introduced Mrs. Norma Holden and commended her for her part in the show as organist.

Special commendation cards were presented to George Edds, director of the show, and Francis Hess and Quillen for their work on the minstrel. Gilstrap was presented a past commander's pin by Jack Hine, present commander, who presided. B. Saylers of Kansas City was introduced as a special guest. Saylers has reinstated with the Joplin post.

Other guests introduced were John Brockman, Mike Spangler. Dick Todd, Carl Moore and Ross Emmons. Thanksgiving prizes were awarded to Austin McKinley, Harley Grossman, Bentley West, Marion Cox, H. Small, Art Warden, Jack Reed, Vernon Sigars and Gene McRay. Bill Hagensicker and Charles Williams were in charge of entertainment and presentation of prizes.

their inventories throughout the year. Similarly, manufacturers who were frightened by the dearth of orders last spring lowered their production schedules in order to drain off their inventories. This means. Bassie added, that last-minute shoppers may have to try several places to find the items they want, thus increasing the rush without improving the volume of sales. Oklahoma City, Nov.

E. McGuffin, Oklahoma City, is CATHOLIC PRIESTS TOLD i i a hospital here today hoping TO RESIST CZECH ble to see again before McGuffin raced here from Whiteface, Tuesday for a'- CORNEA TRANSPLANTED TO OKLAHOMAN'S EYE missed yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pennington, 822 West Twenty-sixth street, announce the birth of a daughter at 4:31 o'clock Thursday 'afternoon.

Mrs. PLichard Blank, 2017 Grand avenue, and son, born Sunday, were dismissed yesterday. General. Mrs. B.

F. Powers of Joplin route 2, was admitted yesterday for medical treatment. Louise Selhvick, 1713 Pennsylvania avenue, was admitted for surgery yesterday. Richard Conway of Joplin was admitted Wednesday for medical treatment. for Foot hall (itiine.

There was but one major casualty reported in the Trl-Stale i i as a result of Thanksgiving--Tom Turkey was (lie victim. Police, hospital and stale trooper n-ports Indicate a Thanksgiving was observed quietly. The day was unmarred by highway acci- Icnts and hospital attendants re- lorted no emergency cases. Thanksgiving morning's clouded skies cleared in time to warm the bleachers for the district's traditional day a games. Feature event of the day in Jop- in was the Joplin high school Sagles and Springfield Bulldog ame in the Joplin a i which saw Joplin eke out a 14 to 13 vic- ory before approximately 5,000 Thanksgiving celebrators.

Joplin fans were -also cheered by the Joplin i college win at Chillicothe 40 to 0 over Chillicothe Business college. Streets of downtown Joplin were virtually deserted throughout the day as residents chose to spend Thanksgiving day by the fiieside with their families. But when darkness fell last night, business picked up in the downtown district and traffic was heavy on the main thoroughfares as party-goers wended their way to dances and other social gatherings. Protestants of the district held Thanksgiving services on Thanksgiving eve. Catholics of Joplin attended special high mass yesterday morning in St.

Peter's church when the Rev. Father Arthur M. Tighe and the Rev. Father James Lyons conducted services in observance of the day. WIDE AREA IS SEARCHED FOR MISSING AIRPLANE Fort Smith, Nov.

2-1. 1 -A 1,000 square mlln areii of and Oklahoma was scoured from tlio air today In search of a light civilian plane mia.sing for more a a month. But six air force planes saw no trace of the craft In whJeh two men left Tulsa. for i Houston. homes October '21.

Two more pianos are to join the search tomorrow. Pilot of the missing plane was Orville Swcilzer of Tulsa. His passenger was G. H. Haninglon, Houston.

The public information office n( Camp Chaffee here said the search be continued i either the plane is found or the i route from Tulsa to Houston has bce-i covered. The search, directed by Lieutenant Colonel Robert Rison of Lowry Field, is being made by planes of the Fifth rescue squadron. I i 1 1 i ATTRACTIVE lilrl, ovrr 21. Io It M.M'vo fond and mixed wntitecl. ciny alilfl, UuiiW" (irlll.

1M3 Wrat 7lh. I'ixi'l'JltlKNCKI) I'liotm 200ft or iiinily 111 Ill-moil. Ualtllc'H lieuuly Hiiliin lor lioiwe- wcirli. and filclil. permanent Job lor rlKhl jmrty.

11 Conliur. -v- 12-- IIICLP-- MALE OK FKMAIJt ANNOUNCEMENTS -FLORISTS i i i i nrll nutoinoblla iiiriiilicrnlilji. Our nalrinien merino SIS') a i or mine. Promotion In JO II sou i i i See Mr. Tucker.

Union A i Cluli. Keystone hotel, room :I3.1. Tlmrii'liiy. tn 11 Friday, i i n. and K-U tn.

JOBS OPKN KOIl A A (21-aoi. temporary a tiny JOHN OPEN I''0rt Wool Prot-cr Watchman (50-00) $30 wit. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 220 'i W. 4th Phone 671 H--SITUATIONS A AAA repair work, carpentry, roofing, painting. concrete.

hauling, Pbont 1UG1-J ABLE-BODIED a wants work of any kind. Needs work badly. Honest and reliable No liquor or tobacco. Prefer daytime tlast Twentieth. BRICK nno plastering, cement carpentry Phone CLE A painting, basements and Rarncca.

Reference. Wilson, phone 4763-R. ODD lobs, repair work, painting, carpentry. Phone 27S6-M. IIO.MI, ALMOHT new llnndlx wimlilni: tnuchlnc.

condition, fit). 41ft Club, 1U27-K A I I liiiil with niutlreu, dropleuf Inble. Joplin. UAlTif biilT" Hollywood" youth bed. (Joii Ohio.

I I or excliiuiKliiK und "cllliiK 1 furnltun. nee Judntii 217 Main, phono 1U73. Clll'JAl I'loun miitlreoi. chniit-of-drnwerH. tublc, Ilko new.

Plugman. 2731 Connacll- cut. DON'T ICE-- Kent in IB21 EXKX.TKIC rofrliseriTtoTi jiorfcTt i condition. Ttior IIOIIIT. a oner "weeper, Iron, i i mlnccllancouK.

7il Porter. ihono 3243. KMCCTHOMJX refrlcrrnlnr. practically new, reaHonahlc. I'limie 3211-M-l.

FUHNITUP.K WHntecf, a i Phono ftl)28 GOOD WostlMKliotiHi 1 rcfrlRcrulor, walnut rtlnlni! room suite. Phono 3207 arter 6 m. I I condition, reasonable. Phono NKW DE Everhot fleet He oven. reaT "onable; a i a baby urand pl- nmi.

excellent condition, 10'JS Htli. phone ONE a a rookstove and bakes i in (jond condition. Call mornings before 623 Wall street. PHONE 387 for repairs on refrlKcr.iiors, washer 0 ladlos. or pleclncal.

LoiiBstrect Refrigeration 2213 Main. A I A Jarksnm Inquire mornings. DOUBLE Geneva hpRonlas, 20c and 35c other house plants. Phone 5684-J-l. 7--LOST ANO FOUND LOST-- Wedding ring set with 5 diamonds A-- PURELY PERSONAL I I A A cniropractor a sneet onone 27 MRS.

GRUME'S rest home for convalescents. Best care, good food. 1809 Grand, phone 1376. 30 POLES ARRESTED BY FRENCH AUTHORITIES Paris, Nov. 24.

--UP)-- A French foreign office spokesman said tonight aBout 25 Poles have been up in France and probably will be brought to trial on spy charges. Among those arrested was A. i1. Szczerbinski, the Polish vice con- ul at Lille, the spokesman said. "The situation is the gravest risis between France and Poland years." the spokesman said.

He said the French arrests "have connection whatever with the rrest of Andre Simon Robineau," secretary of the French con- ulate at Szczecin, who was picked up by the communist-controlled Polish police last Friday for espionage. The spokesman said Szczerbinski was taken into custody "after sev- Bob Smith. 108 East Is'inth street, eral of investigation of Poa medical patient since Wednes-1 lish espionage activities in the MODERN clean, warm convalescent home Good care and food. 2302 Pennsylvania, phono 3406-R WOULD the lady who called Ira Rhodes last Decoration day please call 5551-J. TO EAT ALLEN'S Bar-B-Q 2209 W.

7th. B-Q ribs, jiKllet fried chicken. Bar- NOTICES A I A Branches. 214 West 3rd. phone 73RS Complete service on all models Sales on Air-way Sanltlzor world's finest cleaner wtlh the exclusive throw-away bag ALTERATIONS tailoring and repairing Mrs Hoss.

I West Sth Phone 6648 A A I and help yourself Snowwhite Laundry. Twenty-eighth and Main, phone 1S59. A BRILLIANT fur service Peaches Fur Shop. 1325 fast 12th Phone 11S6 A JOPLIN washer rental. G-B washers, mangk-s.

3 nours SI 25 Phone 2264. APRONS Smart styling quality materials Merl Gae Shoppe 1901 Wall A BIG de luxe Maytag rent all day $1.25. with tubs. $1 50 Courteous service 1621. A.sk about sweepers by phoning 41S9 or A CALL to 1617 brings Maytag Machines.

3 hours 51.00 AT ELMER'S Sweeper Shop Expert repairing, dust Dags, brushes, etc. Phone 41 lo. 1409 Wall day. was dismissed yesterday. Lille area" of northeastern France RADIO PROGRAMS ALL HAND-MADE gifts, men's doghouse aprons, hand-painted figurines, textile painting, so lorth.

915 Wall. BEAUTIFUL light ecru hand crocheted tablecloth. 1314 East G. 15--SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE CURTAINS hand laundered and stretched Called for, delivered. Phojie 4771-J.

HOUSEWORK wanted in Joplin. sta nights. References. Globe box PRACTICAL nurse wants work in doctor office. 506 North M.iin.

Webb City phone SS6-J WASHINGS and ronmKs in my home Pickup, delivered; Ironings or houseworl in home. 1801 Illinois. WILL care for two pre-school age children in my home. Phone 6619-M. YOUNG, single, ambitious, steady, ex penenced stenographer typist; complet charge bookkeeper 2244-R.

1OARD AND ROOMS 17--LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1302 Pennsylvania, clean, housekeeping rooms, also sleeping rooms to quiet permanent adults. ROOMS A COMFORTABLE bedroom, adjoining bath, furnace. S4. 220 North Pearl. room, redecorated, -walking distance of Mam.

Sll A I A Hotel, weekly rates $5 anrt up 722 Mam NICELY furnished sleeping room, close in. 731 Wall. A. COMFORTABLE, furnace heated, walk ing distance. 709 Sergeant, phone 6767-M.

:l.OSE-IN to employed lady, kitchen privileges. Phone 3426-VV. CLOSE IN. nice sleeping room, kitchenette, employed girl 419 West 6th. CONVENIENTLY located room.

521 Wall, furnace heat. Phone 8448-W. south room. nicely furnished, steam heat. 515 Pearl.

VICE, clean room, SI per night, or S4 per week. Main. ICK front rooms, twin beds, furnace heat. lavatories 411 Pearl. APARTMENTS These programs are furnished by radio stations.

While this newspaper makes every effort to publish accurate listings, it cannot be responsible for last-minute changes made by radio stations. FRIDAY MORNING. 1450 MBS' 96.1 1330 CBS- KKSB Hour i-arrn Hour Hour 8:15 Morning Melodies 6:30 Morning Melodies Melodies Farm Hour Headlines. "Weather Eddie King Morning Melodies Farm Biliie and Joe Morning Melodies A Randy Starr Morning Melodies Morning Special Cookie's Hitrh'ers T.OU'Newscast 7:15 Musical Clock Clock 7:40 Musical Clock Newscast Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock News Roundup" Electric Clock New Three T's Is'evrs Olhe's Radio Pals Timekeeper Timekeeper Prague, Nov. 24.

CJP) Czechoslovakia's Roman Catholic bishops told their priests today to resist 'both threats and seductive promises" and remain true to the count: suffering. The bishops sent the priests a directive on how they should bast Newscast 8:15 Your Wiilard Message S'A't Tennessee Jam" Newscast Your Willard Message Tennessee Neu's of Wake Up. Swing Wake Up. Swine Wake Up Swine Timekeeper Timekeeper Weather Bosnian-News" of Christ cornea grafting operation. Hospital Officials save this ac-l 9:3 Say ltn Music-Listeners Club 6 mjo m.

4 5 a Resister Listeners Club J. Busman-News" Movie Tonight Church of Christ A Arthur Godfrey Arthur A QUICK moving job Call Bob Smith. 3732 reasonable rates A BIG APARTMENT. 4-room. water.

$45. D09M: Mofiet. modern. ATTENTION-J8 guaranteed for $4 Empress Beauty Shop. 6057 Main.

phone A DE LUXE Maytag II 25 Phone 705 Rent entire day BEN'S laundry. Phone 6236, 406 West Second. BIRTH certificates, all states: certified copies. Miss Davison 418W Main phone 1410 BLACK dirt rock. sand.

chat, manure driveways graveled vard grading. Ben nttt ph.me 1U44 K-2 BLACK DIRT, fill dirt, sand rock, gravel, manure Hamhn. phone 5506-J BLACK dirt, river bottom, rotten manure, rock. sand, gravel: veteran: satisfaction guaranteed. Ward, call 7613-R.

A TWO-ROOM apartment, refrigeration. Adults. 315 West Ninth street. A DUPLEX. 3 rooms, modern, newly decorated, niceiy furnished, new Servel.

pri- a bath and entrance, bills paid. Adulta. 2312 West Fourth. Inquire 2318 West Fourth. A 2- or 3-room.

close in, good location. Inquire 301 Jackson. AVAILABLE December 1st--Three rooms, bath, school close. Phone 1227-M. BYERS 309 comfortable kitchenette, close- in.

Kelvinator. furnace, everything fur nished. call afternoons. CLEAN, modern cabins, weekly rates. 1528 Broadway.

G'adys'. CLEAN small 3-room modern apartment; 26 40-foot building, suitable for auto repair and welding shop, phone 6053-W. and FURNISHED apartment room. 1403 sleeping CHRISTMAS cards and wrappings. Sub- scr.ptions to all magazines.

Mrs. Had- phone 6611-J I JACKSON. 723--Two large rooms, suitable --Joplin! 2 ot 3 adults. Utilities paid. DAMAGED garments rewoven.

Weavers. 221 West Third, upstairs KITCHENETTE apartment. Phone 2399. DELIVERING pianos. Frtgldaire furniture erncpnes Ouirk Phune 4774 stoves delivery ilcGuffin had only enough vision in one eye to distinguish light.

10:00 Behind the 10.1."!Stcckyards Report 10:30 Bob Poole Show 10:45 Bob Poolp Show- Listeners Club Arthur Morning Musicale Listeners Club Arthur Morning Demotions Bob Poole What's New For the Ladies Bob Poole Show Special For the Ladies Timekeeper Timekeeper Four State Report Morning Musicale i DOROTHY'S Beauty Shop Permanents. S2 and up: late appointments. S14 Moffet. phone 1003 MRS. W.

J. BYRNES' MOTHER TMmmunist-led government guard the faith Under the pressure He had been for a Smith Speaks-Kate Smith Spks- Shopper Special For the Ladies of npw cnntrnl laws hv lor a long Ro ShQ Jjann Ross shmv Cnapel of A i For th or new control laws enacted bj the time for a cornea that could be Lloyd s.ncs Jack smcs Helen Trent- cookip and the bishops warned the SUCCUMBS IN CALIFORNIA priests, if anyone-and msyy God jprevent it--should forget his holyi While Mrs. J. A. Ryan, 66 years office and betray Christ in this transplanted to his eye in an at-, Gaor 1 Heatter- Our Gal Sunday Markets tempt to give him partial vision FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

that eye. visiting at old. mother of Mrs. W. J.

Bynes. 1525 Murphy avenue, died unex- TMst critical time, he shall be de- pr-ved of his rights as a Catholic fied at 11 a. m. that the cornea! 12:00 Newscast N-wsrast Whiteface 2:1 Man nn stmt on Slr Certric noll 12:45 Ert'ly Edd-, ELECTROLI7X authorized sale? and "ervirea Joplln SuB Branch Dhonf 7393 Brink. 1227 North Florida phone 1841-J livinp room furniture.

Frigidaire, steam heat. 626 Sergeant. LARGE, clean 2-room efficiency. Adults. Steam heat.

52S Moffet. TAPPEN de Kas ranee: Fricldalre. washing machine; all I 4 8 models. Twin bedroom suite, romplele: bedroom suite, complete: llvlnc room: 8-piece dinlns room: kitchen set; a cabinet. lamps tallies.

lawn radio, curtains, etc. Complotp for ft-rnom house. $750 takes it all. Phone 7n51-J. VENETIAN" hllnds a colors.

In steel or a i Phone Roherts 2769. WE huv. spll and now nnd uspd niture. Thornns Furniture Company, 208 Main, phone 152R. 65 nOO B.

oil heater, al-o tuxpdo. size 38, S20. Call Webh City 1451-J. Gas Ranges $69.95 and Up $5 Down Mardiclc Tire Appl. Co.

Third Virginia Phone 122 GET YOUR Gas Heaters Now. Fully vented circulators, with or without fans. 18,000 to 80,000 B. T. U.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 WE DELIVER Cash Trade Terms JUDGES FURNITURE Roy L. Hammack, Prop. Phone 1973 M--FURNITURE WANTKII "JOOD useu furniture, rugs ano gas stovci. Main street jfufniture. jihone mil.

AFI'AKKL APPAKKL. upnolsterj remnants miscellaneous. Bargains. Thrift Shop, 408 North Jacksun RUMMAGE, all kinds, miscellaneous lurmshings and clothing. 1502 Byers.

TW. men's overcoats, size 38. 40; 38. 701 Porter, phone 3243. -CONTRACTING CONTRACTING sand, gravel, dirt, etc.

High lift loader. Ames 8151 -W. phone 6714-J, LOOR sanding finishing, carpenter repair, new construction Rea. 2216 nor. phone 2001 GENERAL repair painting and Ptiou- 3.V1U NEWLY decorated apartments, close in.

phone 2093. 814 Pennsylvania. NICELY furnished two-room modern. Frieidiire. utilities paid.

Adults only. 1326 Grand. ONE-ROOM cnenette. close in. bills p.ild.

S5.75 week. Inquire 301 Jacksnn 'ENIX and Lee biulds flues, fireplaces: brick, blocklaying, plastering; satisfaction guaianteed. Phone 412S-J. to Ln? Angles. Calif share expenses Phone 1205.

ONE 3-ronm apartment, hills paid. 1 Monday. bills paid. Phor.e 9425. du- JEAN'S driFsmnkins.

alteration, restyling. 3223-M priced. 2 Ti Harlem, phone Indies vi-Vi i.i nripst His inrisdirHnn shall ad been made available. For best l.l.l Parties 5 Concert Favorites Concert pectedly Wednesday night follow- ls junsd ction shall be operation had to be' 1 f-r a Day- Nora March Timing a stroke at Downey ac- taken from hlnl also tne ht of nprforn pri o. 4 1 for a pa: a Pav 1 Bnrk Treasure C'l-st cording to information received confessions, and the faith- TM urs no K-rnrt Bar'-.

Listen ari Time iful shall know that such a priest i nephew drove him pnnv shmv 0 Garry Moo Tim- Rvan had visited in Joplin lsinfull rofanes hi clerical 4Wichila Fails and TM' e- tions and that confession bv' i lnl there and tooK him to several umes within the last 10. him jg invaHd Oklahoma City. That same i WTM mf ears ana nad tnends and ac- Jt wag hich COU at o'clock, the operation was per-' 'FI-OIII th- quaintances here. nol bg sjpncd hy nation pri formed. S.M Par, Rosary rites wall he held at 8- a Archbishop Jwcf Boran of! Doctors sav will be three clock tonight, followed by funeral racuc The bishop's weeks before it will known ser-nces at 9 clock Saturday vho lo i hin Ava; lurne whether thn operation is morning in Our Lady of Perpetual a a from his pnl- rul Noontime in Jophn Smoky Bob Allen News NC-A-S Market Christmas Shopper Noontime in Joplm Afternoon Popular MATTRKSPES rebuilt cotton or felt mattresses made Into innersprinp Free pickup antl Joplin Mattress Com pany pnone R70 Concert Kavontcs Chri'tinas Shopper! 2-ronm modern, downstairs.

i Moffet THREE rooms, downstairs, child accepted. 72 1 Jackson. TWO ROOMS, criund floor, private en- I trance, l.ini TWO rlose in. "r.ly: sinclcj 1 Wllwn Preferred. .5 Linder.

phone! Co Vircinia pnonr 6S7 MRS pho: Main PTmarenib S'J Sfi and 11:1 Lottie Gorinen 21 1 TWO CLEAN south rooms fnrnace Kric- hon- Haire. utilities. 2 ROOMS t1 me Aroun adults. 1620 Ir portraits and IS Po-' HhytliTi Inn nhvitim I-ITI OfR Task We rtocior shoes iti-m Btitnri i anrt iheit RamxaVi Repair drnvn ROOMS J32 50: downstairs. S25: adults.

No Pn- Construction Company specializes In remodeling 7678 1042 Mam WE specialize in waterproof'np basements tnd general repair work. Phone 6420-J. A A A stone sandrock. block lavinK. any veneer or c-ment.

fmishinfi or bnilti- Inp. repair work mcludlnc psintinj; an'! decorating. Guarantee workmanship nnrt n'at'-nals. Ai-ailablc on budeet terms, no money down in some instates. All material and labor furnished in contract Investigate now Call Orrel residence phone Wl or P331: John Ftocs- dill.

f.ff-cc phone 637. residence 4M3-J. FLOOR SANDING Sanders for rent: waterpronfinc Cecils J.l£Cprmick._263 PAPER HANGING FOR paperhancinc. paintinc. rrarlc patching, phone Vemon a a n.

7023-J. Rhvth-n Inn Help church. Downey. Burial will be at BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS PASSES STEEL MEASURE London. Nov.

I Aichbishop Kran has been un- '3r-r surveillance in his palac' 1 i 19. whTj vimmunipt from his throne in St 10 GET LIFETIME PASSES IN "TUNNELS OF LOVE" R-Bar-B .1 To-i 47. Tim Voiri- lOPFN Sachet! Wash-r Scrv All makes repaired vinnucr rolls i Tr.aK«*s Main HnA-ard Sackett Mpr O'D-TAN'S BcaiT'T Ship Main West fith. McDONAI.n palntlni; and decorating ar'artment. clean, neat, private workmanship.

mm union haih. 1711 C-nlral. furnace heat: adults. 3-ROOM nlc'lv fiirnHhed apartment. FricWaiie.

211s Vircinia. PAPERHANGING. 25c roll, palntinc, rea- yonahi-. go anywhere Phone 17P3 ND 2-rnnm ap1 PAINTING and psr-rhanclnc. Frr- 122 N.

Joplin. phon-- 713 1422. Knifai. A I I and Jinprrbanci-ic FRIDAY NIGHT. Mali.

$32 month S. 1410. 3149. Thi-, I- Chiraco. Nov.

labor govfj-imfni crshjp of 1ho rial jnn's tonicht-- but must cl'difin mak k. DERRICK AND HOPPER BURN NEAR PICHER of loids A coi-f ir.n.r-r,- 1 cim- rromiiH? on fr lion bill. Til" lT beyond Comi TTIV 21, 'if oncin at 11 A dci- Harns i lion rniisri hr sr.var-ds inir1y-fn--1 1i on a new im--' of on tho ii3Tm-ls v.h^T i an IT. tont j- -co NOHTH a inllili'S. 1410.

3149. )T 2 rpomj. private' ''APKRHAN'GING -TU'rloT hatn Phone r--ntra-i noui Son phont- 456S Samples. Phonu 7250 M. lem- 'i- Yr-- T'lr- fill 1 1 1- I re- Mrs I MENTS APART 2) Ml SICAI IN.STIU'MKMS -Till T-- The Isinc's namf 1n the roll a few minulfs l.iifi and it btcamc la-A rr THANKSGIVING DANCE AT TWIN HILLS TONIGHT 10 TI i out 1hr h-f said 1alHy fr.Tm crarr-.

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57 Phnrn- 1n 3 4 rimrn- 1:2 m'-Dlh flus TSKP 1 rnnr 'iijit r-i3 1n srlnr-1 fjviTTl from in Pi.iTTo "C-o T.12 Main SI7PPMES -REPAIRS p.ATn.-jrrr-p P.ATHO SKP.VKT. oi-atinTi 1712 K-n7ilr'- i. ph'T" 71ST a ih A danrc for sludftiij. home fnr 1he Thanksgiving: holidays he hfld al 8-30 oViork at Twin Hills fSolf and The danco WhDSf the Country Club arid ly v. hy J'jfm 'if for v.

as a-, ailabl 4 ROMANIANS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR SPYING Gloria 1 H.v.fn, 11 "'I 11 11 'i I a i a ''i O'f A iinn Tmn-f-- sr.r.rt Inral 7 1712 MHl 2' flood Frllows AT THJ: I -IT ThOr Mnrnlnc Uttf-f furr Radio Service All Makes and Models Prompt Service Mardiclc Tire Appl. Co. Third A Virginia Phnne .22 v- 13' --Four pyin" for "A-niC'iicsT A -in i a said tomcht A do7f-n i Xov I1DV1- IIOKSKSIIOK CAFE S' OYMENT 'I I T' 2W--PIANO MINING I I A flino FOH Thf LC of to Purniturf Sfore Vobb Ci1y. Mo, Nov. 24.

short mniit an wi; Caused a firo at the Nanr-f furniture stor. Broadway and WohL by Rnr-hnrrsl i i i a i i i at street, at 9 o'clock tonight. prison ranging from tv.o st nien. the store, prevented 'years to life The sentences wcic don Smith, dance committw chair- 6 Firemen were called last wc -k a mijsic hc The arrests wr-rp made, and the by the Dick Allison band, with ape-, 7 -ii-m-, trial completed hrfor- any a numbers hy JimmJe Wicks on I ') i i I to Sp Tinman an v.iil rn hall Sixth And Joplin it v.as a i i by Gnr- HRI.P WANTKH MAI.K I- BONER SERVICE i TM a 714 6:40 o'clock tonlpht to vac-itit lot Broadway and Cedar street, frstfs burning The Mun Kuss Morpan Show--i 4', -Pre, i frd- r.h'- 2 nrt IIOMK FI7KNISH1NKS 1': 2 r- l2---nrr 22 f)l Vv" -i expf'rionce. Good 2 hr OYMENT TiKATTTinil, Hnvnunrt OE.IXVXl^Cj rolf- down rtr-ift -'m-r.

Phone mmpjet, love chirm or 1 ONFI ii IS if, Kur 70 imnk 2 li Its 2x4 Pn-ni'i Ohirm 2100 lEWSPAPERr SlEWSFAPERl.