Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 18

ALTON KVENINO TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1 Butinest Minor ManyLaborUnions Becoming Partners By WAYNK OLIVER NEW YORK Many Junor' unions nre in InrluHtry by I rorporale It's fl trrnd Hint hns drvfloped rapidly In the pnut ypnr, pnrtlr- ularly In connection with wolf a re funds provided by fringe The extent of union in common Mocka is cloaked by trie flnme privacy Ihnt snrroumlH by prlvnfo One aecurltlen dealer SB Id have been very substantial, meamired In dollars, although ntlll minor in relation lo the IIIIKP thr unions hnvp avallnblp for Investment both In thrlr ns- and in wplfnir funds liPld in tnmt for bpppflf of mpmbers. The object of mieh Invpslment I for welfare to Increase' on the enabling them to provide more liberal for the for whom they're held in trust. A survey of that have handled for labor Alton Area Mrs. F. Culletw E.

Cullens, 5R. wife of L. T. died 12:50 p. m.

Thursday At her residence. 331 South Bucbanan after an lllnesi of Mverftl months. Born Oct. 12, at non, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kanhnfck, she wan married here July 9, 1017, to T. Cullens, who AIM) surviving are a daughter, MM. Edward (Anita) DTUM of St. Louis, and two brothers, An- Alfred P. Surfcer EDWAWDBV1LLE Alfred P.

(Al) Surber, S3, of 316 M. MTNt, died early mornlnf white route by ambulance to Jewlth St. Louli, when Mi had been a patient for ettftt weeks until Ml return home WMnetdiy. He apparently strlcton Ing ftleep Thuraday night. A whom he made hte home, was Mm.

Mary Clayton, with able to arouse him this morning. On advice of his physician, he was moved to Jewish Hospital, drew Knshnlck of SprlnRfleld and I where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Born Aug. 14, IflOO, at Green- rustic, Ind he had been a real- REUNION BEYOND THE IRON CURTAIN A Po! unions Indicates a heavy proportion of Investments hnve been In murunl funds, which hold diversified lists of stocks and bonds, Dr. Alexander S.

Upsett of New York, who acts as consultant to both unions and Industry on labor matters, estimated In a survey two years ago that the net worth of national arid local unions was more than three billion dollars, lie said today this probably has Increased to four billions. As for welfare funds, he said it's virtually Impossible to estimate how much they contain. He added that estimate! of all fringe benefits for all labor range from four to 20 billion dollars a year, Including pensions, sickness, vacation and various other benefits. A spokesman for the Wall Street firm of Hidder Peabody and said union investments In stocks, mostly through mutual funds, "have been substantial" In the past year and "have been com ing up In increasing volume," Cecilia Mclllon, New York broker, said there have been "some substantial investments" of union welfare funds in mutual funds, as well as in individual corporate stocks. All agree the vast and ever mounting, union funds could vide a huge source of equity capital for amerlcan Industrial enterprise and that they may become an in fluential force in the nation's economy.

Closing Chicago Grain Quotations CHICAGO JP Cash Wheat: None; Corn: New: No. 1 yellow 1.61%; No. 2, 1.61%-%; No. 3, 1.55 No, 4. l.Mtt-%; No.

5. 1.47 Old: No. 2 yellow, 1.61%; Oats: none. Barley nominal: mailing 1.35-81; feed 1.28-32. Field per hundredweight nominal: sweet clover white 9.00-10.00; rcdtop 38.50-30.50; alsike 30.50-31.50; timothy 13.5014.00; red clover 30.00-31.00; Soybeans: none.

High Low Close Pro v.Close WHEAT Dec 2.34% 2.331, Mar 2.41% 2.40>i 2.40% 2.42 May Jly Sep CORN- Dec 1.65 Mar May Jly Sep 2.44% 2.43% 2.44 2.45 'i-U 2.43Vi 2.42% 2.42% 2.44-43% 2.44 2.45% 1.637s 1-64 1.65'»-65 2.69>ri 2.70% 1.70% 1.72% 1.71% 1.71% 1.72%-% 1.73(4 1.74 1.73 .87 .87 .84 a 1.74'. a 1.73 1.73U 1.72 Dee .83 Mar May Jly .85 14 RYE Dec 2.01 May 2.0ti^ Jly 2.0ti 4 2.05'i 2.05% SOYBKANS Jan 3.02% :t.Ul .85 li 1.991* 1.99!i 2.00'i Mar May Jly (.05 a :t.0-l 3.05'-i-U 3. -06 hugs his long- mi ng icn, MyC.yU.', 1 in London Trujrvtiy. The Mrvc ,1 him to liter 1 ti'-o in Cornmunr.t Poland, slipped Polrh control'', into wfitfrri (-if rim by quo'diorr. Ruv.icJii.

HIP youtti, htvinng of hi', it her'', in Fngland. dirliltorl to the reunion by British authorities in Berlin. 1 Wirpjlioto via r.idio from London. John Fast St. Mrs.

Cullrns a mcmher of St. Mary's Churrh nnd ths Fld- wnrdsvllle Monday Club. Following brief jet-vires at 8:30 Saturday morning Weber fu- nprnl requiem mass will bo read 9 o'rlodc In St. Mary's Church by the pn.itor, the Rev. P.

P. MVGuinness. Interment will ic in Valley View cemetery. The rosary will be refuted at. the Weber unernl home at 8 o'clock tonight.

W. H. Presley William Henry Presley, 73, of 'Jrafton, died at 9:20 a. m. Alton Memorial Hospital where he bud been a patient since Thursday.

BeDell MAtntoN couirrr HOWAflD KDTtt txKirtvm wo. ir VntTUf of an ttMUtton turn- Countr HaaiMtt and of fflMMu, and OUitmtt toliowf, Lota Stxtr to ItttHtttthf Ml turn liitt "in North MMM i ol Third Meridian, MM aam Watt work in kilcnetl; work. No ealli. AejplT Moonlight Inn after 4 p. roetatBtrft road THOSE MEXICAN ROADS, HOOEY! Italian race driver Felice Bonetto gives-vent to his feelings after going off the? road in the opening leg of the annual Pan- American road rdce i ico.

Bonetto, car wrecked and uridble lo continue, outhern Mex- tlie only one lo coino a cropper in the grueling 1, 'j4-rnile speed lest ovr-r tredchcrous road from Mrxico's southern frontier to Juarez on the Texas border. Only 61 automobile', out of the startirg field of 90 horded out of Mexico City today on the fourth leg of the race. AP Wircpholo. Didn't Show Certificate Kerstein's Ouster Upheld by Supreme Court of Illinois News of Stocks 2.9-1% 2.95-9514 Livestock I'rict-s At Mast St. T.onis NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.

111. Railroads Provide Prop for Market NEW YORK provided the principal prop for the atock market today. Carrier gains ran lo around a point, while the rest of the list showed a mixture of grains mid losses over a fractional Volume was well above average at an estimated 1.700.000 shares. The did well right from the start of trading while the remainder of the list was quite lag- ard. Higher stocks Included Union Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line.

Eastern Air Lines, Kennecott Copper, Dnion Carbide and Sears Koehuck. Lower were Montgomery Ward, II. S. Gypsum, Inltrnatlonal Harvester, and Caterpillar Tractor. U.

S. government bonds In the over-the-counter market were unchanged. ruins Lower CHICAGO if- Grains ruled lower on the Board of Trade today but held up better under selling pressure than they did in the preceding session. Concern over the Indian for a truce in Korea, a forecast for some moisture in parts of the winter wheat belt and movement of oats here from Canada continued to depress prices. Kxport business was very slow, consisting of a sale of hard whcnt to West Germany.

However, llw market drew some support from previous short sellers. SPRINGFIELD, 111. Illinois Supreme Court upheld Thursday a Macoupin County Circuit Tourt order ousting Karl Kerateln from the post of county superln- of schools. In an opinion by Justice William J. Fulton, the court said Kersteln tailed to show he held a valid limited state supervisory certificate, one of the statutory requirements for the job to which he was elected Nov.

7, 1950. The post lo held by Charles E. McGee of Glrard. He was appointed by the county board of supervisor In March, a week after the Circuit Court issued the ouster order. The Supreme Court action settled a two-year controversy which pitted Kerstein, a Democrat from Scottsville.

against I. K. Juergens rneyer of Carllnville, a Republican he defeated by 1,922 votes. At one time, both tried to occupy the superintendent's office. Kerslein was prevented from assuming office in August, 1951 by a Macoupin County Circuit Cour! injunction.

AM Appellate Court ruling dissolved It in October, 1951 Kerstein entered the office Oct 23 last year and occupied it con tinuously until the Circuit Court acting on quo warranto proceed ings by State's Attorney Edward R. Phelps, issued the ouster order in Marr.h, The high court upheld this ouster Thursday on Kerstein's direct appeal. The court Kerstein alleged his certificate was valldly renewed hut did not produce facts to prove it. Former SS Trooper Sentenced FRANKFURT, Germany Mm. Ella Be Dell, 80, widow of W.

A. BeDcll, general master mechanic of the Missouri Pacific Railroad for Tnany years, died at 7:50 p. m. Thursday at St. Anthony's Infirmary where she had been a patient for a year.

Previous to entering the Infirmary Mrs. BeDell had made her home for many years with a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. N.

BeDell of 1620 Clawson St. She had resided in Alton for 26 years, coming here from St. Louis Mo. She was a member of College Avenue Presbyterian Church, and of Eastern Star Lodge at Van Buren. Ark.

Mrs. BeDell WHS born May 8, 1872. at Pacific, and had trav- elled extensively with her husband as his duties as railroad master mechanic took him to various of the country. Surviving In addition to her son, are a daughter, Mrs. O.

F. Gulp, of East Alton, a brother, Henry Kolbaum Hutchinson, three sisters, Mrs. Emma Wright of San Marino, and Mrs. C. M.

Gudger and Mrs. Anna B. Reyburn of Osawatomie, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Gudger and Mrs.

Reyburn are en route to Alton for funeral rites which will be conducted 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Streeper funeral home by the Rev. Francis Henderson, pastor of College Avenue Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Bellefontaine cemetery, St.

Louis County. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5:30 p. m. today. nl dent of years.

Hid parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Surber. Surviving are two brothers, Eugene E. Surber of, Springfield and Tusro Surber, Colllnsvllle, also the slsfpr, Mrs.

Clayton. The body is at Weber funeral home, where friends call after 2 p. m. Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home at 2 p.

m. Sunday by the Rev. H. J. Bredehoeft.

pastor of Eden Evangelical Church, with interment In Valley View cemetery. tnC ffvQOITIMNF OHMw VI county, nimetf, in mat Book at UMtiMnts of Madlaon and BUM ot Which I will expoie at Fubllc to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, on Saturday the Thirteenth day of, December, IBM, between the of o'clock In the forenoon and lundown, to-wit: at 10:00 o'clock A. of Mid day at the on iv.vo CIOCK A. 01 any int me past Mi front door of he court Houie In City of Edwardsvtlle, In County nd State aforeiald, to laid Execution together with Dated this llth day of November, A. D.

1933. JAMES T. CALLAHAN, Sheriff of MadUon County, llllnolf. MALCOLM D. DUftA.

Attorney for Plaintiff, JOSEPH F. KXLLKRMANN, Deputy. Nov. 21, 38. Dec.

5 Gottlieb Kaeser Red Official Sentenced MOSCOW The government newspaper Izvestla reported today that the director of Moscow's shoe factory No. 2 has been sentenced to five years In prison for faking production figurei. In the process he gained unearned bonuses for himself and his workers. The factory boss, D. F.

Burdln, was tried In acity court along with his technical foreman, M. R. As- rieli. The prosecution, Izvestla said, proved they forged warehouse documents to show they had turned out a full quota of shoes when production actually was only 74 per cent of what it should have been. They were cited also for producing poor quality footwear.

nf MeaoBiAM HHOWN. EVEHETT ory of our dear son and brother, whom Ood railed home Nov. 24. 1049: The fare we lovetl Is now laid low, Ills loving voice Is still; The hand so often clasped In I Act now In death's cold chill. We often stf and think of him When we are all alone; For the memory Is the only thing That grief can rail Its own.

Ssrtly missed by Mother and Family. STATE Or ILLINOIS ISS. COUNTY or MADISON IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS T1C MARJORIE MELVIN, Plaintiff, HOWARD Defendant. DIVORCE CHANCERY NO. 18102 Notice Is hereby given of the pend- ency of a suit In the Circuit Court of Madison County, Illinois, wherein MARJORIE MELVIN is Plaintiff and HOWARD MELVIN Is Defendant which suit is No.

18102 In Chancery and Is for Divorce. Defendant HOWARD MELVIN Is to be served by publication. Summons baa issued returnable on the 3rd Monday of December, 19.12, and default may be taken on or after the 3rd Monday of December, 19S2, December 15, 1853, In the Court House In Kdwardsvllle. Illinois. SIMON KELLERMANN, Clerk Circuit Court.

WISEMAN AND BERRY. 824 East Third Street, Alton. Illinois. Attorney for Plaintiff. Nov.

14. 21. 28. STATE Or ILLINOIS COUNTY Or MADISON I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS. NOTICE RAY WRIGHT, Plaintiff, A- il'SDAi llo O.fiDO; bulki Preliminary estimated receipts Robei hoefer a fo mer SO choice ISIR'HO Ibs nnsoried for grade 16.75-90: atmut Ueati UH)- 2L'0 Ibs 17.10; Ibs mostly Gottlieb A.

Kaeser, 63, of 31fi Spring an employe for 36 years at Western Cartridge and prior to that a glass-blower, died at 3 a. m. today in St. Joseph's 'Hospital. Kaeser had been ill since last August when he took a leave of absence from his work at the munitions plant.

He had made his home with a sister, Mrs. Mary Richardson, previous to entering the hospital throe days ago. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Cl.

Kaeser, he was born Aug. 7, 1889, in Alton, and had resided here all of his life. He was a member of the Westerner Club and the Foreman's Club, both organizations made up of Western Cartridge employ- es, and belonged to the Green Head Hunting Fishing Club in Uatchtown. Surviving are three brothers, William Philip and Nicholas and three sisters, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs.

Clara Grossheim, and Mrs. Amelia Stout, all of Alton, His wife. Mrs. Bessie Kaeser. died in 1918 The body is al Gent funeral home where riles will be conducted at m.

Monday by the Rev. Father Casimir Gierut of St. Pat- Ohm-ch Inlormcnt will he tne Monday In January, 1953 I 1.11111(11 initlllUMI lie ik. LAFAYE WRIGHT. Defendant.

DIVORCE CHANCERY NO. 18103 Notice Is hereby given of the pend- ency of a suit In the Circuit Court of Madison County, Illinois, wherein RAY WRIGHT is Plaintiff and LAFAYE WRIGHT Is Defendant which suit Is No. 181ttl In Chancery and is for. Divorce. Defendant LAFAYE WRIGHT Is to be served by publication.

Summons has been Issued returnable on the 3rd Monday of December 15, 1952. and default may be taken on or after the 3rd Monday of December, 1952. In the Court House In Edwardsvllle, Illinois. SIMON KELLERMANN, Jr Clerk Circuit Court. WISEMAN BERRY, Attorneys at Law.

624 East Third Street, Alton, Illinois, Attorney for Plaintiff. Nov. 14. 21, 28 "NOTICE" TO BIDDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS IN LOVING Wm, H. Burmester, who passed iy heai away Nov.

21, 1949: Many a lonely heartache, Often a silent tear; But always a beautiful memory Of the one 1 loved so dear. Sadly mlsiad by Wife, Clara. TN Kugene B. Boker who passed away (even ago, Nov. 31.

1943: Too short the the dawn of birth and setting sun; flo He says our task on earth So long the to those who little care, But suddenly death comes and takes unaware. And short will seem the passing yean. So short the we end all the tears. Let us remember, then, before it Is too late. No day long enough to upend in hate.

So years before we're called above. Thnt we should live them, love. Missed by Family. LOTS BUY BEFORE NEED! Burial estates In beautiful Woodlawn Hills Cemetery. Landscaping continually being done to add to Its natural beauty.

Every lot care Included. Located on heights north end of 6th Wood River. Convenient to East Alton, Roxana, Hartford and all communities. Non-sectarian. Visitors welcome.

Phone 4-9332. M. Smith, representative and landscape architect. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Gives help to problem drinkers. Dial 2-7229, or write P.

O. Box 197. WE SPECIALIZE IN OBTAINING BIRTH CERTIFICATES 605 E. Broadway. Phone 3-6321 IS) polled Angus bull, missing two weeks.

Reward for information as to the whereabouts. Howard Drew Route 1. Brighton. billfold. Keep money return billfold and papers.

Lost In the vicinity of 8th and Belle. Return to 8th and Belle. Union Electric. dark red St. Bernard white ring around neck.

2-3319. COON and tan. strayed or stolen Nov. 9. Has scar Inside rlgh hind leg.

Answers to name of Reward to finder. Notify Toots Crowd- cr. Pleasant Hill. Illinois. small black and grey Scottle type dog.

from 020 Victory Dr. East Alton, male fox terrier, white with tan spots, long tall. Answers to name "Spot." Reward. Call Bethalto 4511. PERSON IS took English setter from 3415 College avenue, Mem day, Nov.

17. If returned by Friday no prosecution. II NOTMJM IF YOU ARE clean rug and upholstery for Christmas, use Fina Foam. Buck's Paint Store, 635 Bus Broadway. LOOK! STRICTLY UNION DRIVERS! STARTING NOVEMBER 25 Your Community Cab Co.

Phone 4-291: Located at Wenzel's Cafe, Cottage Hills Cottage 25c Hill irk. Maple Park. 35c for 1, 50c for 2 Forest Bethalto, SOc for 1 or 2 Meadowbrook. SI.00. 1 or 5 Bethalto Airport, SOc Rosewood Heights, 73c, 1 or 2 Wood River.

$1.25, 1 or 5 East Alton, $1.00. 1 or Upper Alton, Sl.OO, 1 or 5 Downtown Alton. $1.25. 1 or Hartford. 11.75, 1 or 5 Edwardsvllle, 12.30, 1 or 5 State Hospital, 75c Longer trips, 25c mile.

week alto considered: room ml If neceeMfy. Apftjr Inn afUn- 4 p. foitwouri rwtdvffif wp opening for an man to take over an ettahllthM (feMI. cnlleetlne; and telling life, and polio Insurance. Guaranteed Hilary cammlMlon and bomn paid monthly Apply Room 430-131 Building 6-7.

evefiHiii, wen BXHCf of A or 1R to ffl. Fraa to travel. Gerald Spangur. Mineral Sprtngt Hotel, 4 to p. in.

"woman to eare "lor child and light houaekeefrinl. Stay lo Work till Christmas. Good pay plus discount on ptirchaiwe. Meyer Hurwlts Jewelry UELIABLE wffTrl for 2 children In my home. To go 4-MOn WttttE WoMAft-ror live on place.

Good home for right party, plus wages. References. Dial after p. m. to 20.

Free to travel. Visit and work In New York City and Beautiful Miami Beach with a large organization. Cash drawing expense account and transportation furnished. Average earnings $6.1 a week. Apply Mr.

Spangler, Mineral Springs Betel. 4 to 8 p. m. ILL. BELL TCLKHONt CO.

"A Good Place To Werh" orricE HELP Excellent opportunity for college trained girl or high school graduate with good scholastic record to work In our Alton business office. 18 to years of age. Good starting salary. 4 raises first year. BEE MR.

MILLIGAN 113 E. 3rd St Alton IM MAkK S20.00 DAILV Sell luminous plates. Write Reeves Attleboro, Mass. Free Sample and details. II HKLr rCMALB EXPERIENCED SILK FINISHER Wanted.

Apply lust-Rite Cleaners, 601 West St. Louis East Alton. SITUATION MARRIED steady work as mechanic; have some experience, Call 4-5079. ELDERLY Janitor work or night watchman. References furnished, Box 1090.

care Telegraph. tt SITUATION WANTE COLORED light housework or care of children. Dial 3-7426. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Typist 6 years' experience, wants work In Alton area. 4-7590.

COLORED WOMAN Wants work 5 days, Friday off. No laundry. 3-5000 Call after 6. BABY parents work 2-2368. EXPERIENCED Middleaged lady wll baby sit evenings In Rosewood Heights area.

Phone 4-4595. WANTED Typing to do In my home Dial 4-4091. FOR of SO penny vandlni machines on location in Alton area Vend fast, moving merchandise. Rea- Inquire at Cut-Rate Jewelry 2424 E. Bdwy.

CONFECTIONERY And dairy bar Alton grossing $35,000 per year 2 peo pic can handle. Books available to in terested party. 2-8747. sale because of ill ness. East Alton.

Make offer. Box 1110, care Telegraph. BEAUTY sale. Nice location Phone 3-9073. GRAFTON, building, ware house, and apt.

Located in busine district. Will sell on, contract. Prlcec for quick sale $250(1 STANLEY E. WILTON AGENCY 2-4147 PERSONAL SERVICE SLIP Custom made. lenced.

Phone 3-9097. Exper SLIP draperies expertly made. Free estimates and samples 4-5242. COVERED BUTTONS Belts and buttonholes, 24-hour service. Central Sew Ing Supply Co.

18 Broadway Dial 2-9214 lAUNDtftlNO C1IRKAINS WASHED Stretched. Dla 2-9085. 411 State Alton, 111. LET ME bedspreads blankets automatically, 73c for one for two. Dial 4-U34B.

RADIO SERVICING Call 4-3987 after 5 p. m. 4-4578 ROWLAND REFRIGERATION SERVICE 317 Gerson Street Dial 2-5840 hen. ul ln cuim Dlll ne MUte of Calh Ol Sl'tlll III (H1IOI.S lieu totlHS die HJtl er 'g guard- the 111 I'ppPl Alton triPlldS erine R. Clayton, Deceased, pending in wheat 'J9.

torn IU, oats Imiley ss wag nlom ed 0 four mon ths may visit the funeral home after Probate Coutt of county. Sealed for parking meters of the SHORTY SUMMERS-ROY BOULLION two-hour type jvill Jbe received the AVON Christmas gifts now. Phone STATE LICENSE NOTARY SERVICE CHARLIE CLARK 805 'E BDWY. STATE LICENSE "SERVICE CITY SCALES OFFICE 1304 E. BDWY EARL W.

MANNS. NOTARY TREE SERVICE Trimming, topping, removing. Call day or night 'C. Love, 4-3870 2-4840 office the City Clark until .1:00 Nov. 34th.

Klnance Committee. KHNEST WHETZEL, Chairman: BROWN, GROSS. WARREN, DOOLEY. MALLOY. Nov.

17. 18, 21 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all soybeans IB.70-75; Ibs 16.10-35; 150-170 Ibs 15.50-1700; Ibs 12.50-1 15.00; sows 400 Ibs down 15.00-50. tTOUlire I't'lfPS Oil heavier sows 13.00-1-1.50; boars 10.50-13.50. Cattle 1,000. calves 600; few utility and commeivial 15.00-19.00; St.

Louis Market utility and Commercial 12.50-14.00; runners and cutters 9.50-12.5U; utility and commercial 15.50-18.00; cutter bulls largely 13.00-15.00; good to prime vealers individual head utility to commercial IK) 1 nood and choice 18.00-L':! 00: ulilil.x and lom- mercial Sheep tjOO: top hulk lambs some averaging 115-lL'O Ib.s 20.00: Mill heauci lambs down to 19.00; several small lots good ST. I poultry: Produce and live Kggs: extras i. standards 45-47, unclassified 41-4I1, unclussi- fied (Iowa) 43-45, AA large 57-59 A large 53-ii5. large 46-50. Foul: heavy breeds 22'j: dui-ks young while.

5 Ibs and up 2U: geese: young 13 Ibs and up 17, small capons, 7 Ibs and up 41-42. Other prices ui diluent CUlm IIONt; KONG Thr ill jail today for giving false In- i 1 p. m. Saturday. formation lo.

II. S. Army authorities about Soviet espionage ac-: tivities in Germany. The U. S.

district attorney charged that Maierhoefer, who spent three years In Ruasfaii captivity, was deliberately aiding the Soviets by misleading American authorities. Maierhoefer claimed that he was only trying "to get in the good graces" of American authoritieg by pretending (o help them. John D. Corder John Corder, infant son of and Mrs. John D.

Corder of Ferguson Avenue Apartments. Wood River, died Thursday in Wood River Township Hospital, six hours after birth. Sgt. Corder. who is employed at the Granite City Depot, and Mrs.

Judge John J. Speight, of the Corder. have another child.a daugh- l'. S. High Commission Couii, sus- ter pended two months ol the four, serxi.Ps for the tmby will be conducted Saturday at 10 Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said without issuance of Dated this 10th day of November.

GEORGE E. CLAYTON. Executor. Attest: DALE HILT. Probate Clerk.

1. H. STREEPER. Attorney. Nov.

21, 28. Dec.Ji FOR BIDS A-l. Sealed for the construc- Uon of an addition to the High School Building will be received by The Board of Education, Community Unit School District No. 3, Pike County, Illinois, al the offices ot Architects, Behrensmeyer and Frank W. Horn, 7 IB W.

U. Building, Quincy. nilnou. until .500 C. T.

Friday. Dai-ember ID. IBM. At 8:00 P. C.

S. Friday Dei-ember 19. 1IMUI. in the uffk-es of the Board of Education. High School Build- month jail sentence.

Itepurt Jap Soiled Hons TOKYO The Fisheries Board Hill. Illin will Country Kitchen on 100 I'-i west of North Alton, is still serving the driest in home-cooked meals When you go out to eat. give your taate a treat Week 5 nv a m. 8 Closed on for private parlies Phone 2-4030 SHOTGUN and 7iih- Ing licenses Open Sunday Downtown 408 Belle. Phone 3-0607 IIA KIUIM DAY WORKER-Wants ride to Shell.

Call after 5. 2-0455. RIDE WANTED-From Wanda to Edwardsville, Monday through Friday 8-5. RIDERS WAMTtD--Vicinity of' Small arms: I. m.

to 4:45 p. m. Phone 44588. to choice 18 iMMSi.OO; tew Kims goveminent today directed i IO a asserted 496 Japanese fish- throwouts and feeders 12.00-16.00: its aviation department to turn lnt boats and 5.052 crewmen have cull lo good slaughter ewes 4.00-; oxer to Claire Cherttiault's air line 5-50. I IK- remaining 31 transport planes ul 70 which had been in dispute FTA Council Plans for the meeting of the Parent-Teachers' Council Mondiy at 7:30 p.

m. at Haslu-ll House were made Thursday night at a jneeting ol ttie Council executive Ijoird at Hankeli House. Mrs. P. K.

Bolt, publicity spokesman, announced today. Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" I two years. The Chinese Communist regime claimed ownership ot the planes, which were impounded here alter the Reds tame to power. The Privy Council in London recently returned 40 planes to the retired former commander (it I he Flying Tigers. Telegraph Want Adi "CLICK" been liy Soviet Russia, Red China, the Republic of Korea and Nationalist China since World War U.

It said 188 boats with 334 crewmen still are held. Ships captured by the Soviet Union topped the list with 196, and 51? ut Uu'be stilt are detained. This was tallowed by 149 boats cap- by South Korea; 109 ol these huxe been returned. Waat Ada a. m.

by the Rev. Robert Simp- A-a. Plans and Specifications may be I Station 2640 Alton. Call in son rJast Alton at Woodland i obumed by between 8 and d. son.

c.asi AIIOII. ar wooaiann Mill fm af a Mr iif lM check with cemetery. The body is at Marks tor each set of mortuary, Wood Rixer. where friends may call after 5 p- m. today.

Woutttu Injured Mrs. Mary Calhoun was Injured, at noon today, in a traffic mishap at tast Broadway arid Third St. She was taken to a physiaan's office for treatment. People in Spain, are claiming there is a in then- district thui water "vMiti the qualities ol wine," but no hangover. check will be returned upon return of documents In good condition within 10 after opening of proposal shall be accompanied by S'c Bid Bond, nod the successful bidder will ha required to furnish Performance and Payment Bond, 'in aecnnianea with the Bid II mir WANTED man'.

Site's" Service perton between idling. Train tor more malinger. Large syndicate variety company. Promo- Good pay to Call 3 93M 5 m. RED WHITE SANITARY SERVICE Cesspools, Septic and Outsld Vaults Cleaned.

Day or Night. Ca! Wood River 4-8062 or 4-3465. REFRIGERATION SERVICE STOKERS BENDIX SERVICE ALTON REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO 548 E. Broadway Alton, 111. 3-7723 TREE SPECIALIST rrim take down at haul away.

Insured Free Ed Kraut CESS POOLS and Septic Tanks Pumped and Repaired. Dial 4-3251 2-6467 or 4-1903 CARPENTRY Block laying electrical work, sewer con crete work Dial 4-9001 ELECTRIC TRAINS REPAIRED work guaranteed 632 Summltt Phpn 3-7873 COMTKAOTOM GENERAL CONTRACTING r1e block or rock laying. Tuckpomting plastering and cement finishing. Phon 1-6486 M. Workman, contractor CONTRACT CEMENT WORK Of kinds Union Work Free aallmatea LYNN WOOD 3803 franor Phon 3-5774 Phom MIS IELCHIR MOVIRS AGENTS fOR VON-DCR-AHC Vin LINES ANYWHERE IN 48 STATES MO morint of ttovMt item, trunki, Alio itai igi A.

NIVLfN MOVING STORAGf AC LOCAL AND DI Aft. um WMMngtam Aft. OKI wtfc eo: ANd nutionr CALL s-rnn TM VOUH THUCKCTO n. SMrtH Mdi LCfcAl. LONO D18TAKC1 DIAL 4-6561 W.

Perftuon Wood Him MKD BOUGHT yolk LAbY-No imokinf. ftou bed, outride entrance, near College, In exchange for baby tlttlnf, 7:30 a. m. to 8:30 a. m.

and other time of day to be arranged. Cleaning and Ironing If desired. Pay by hour. 3-3SUS. IBM Clawion.

On bui line. Large pleasant room, private lavette; no other 3-780B. "03 State itreet. OtEPlNO rent, cloee all Block from bui, COMFORTABLE furnished adjoining bath: stoker heat, near bun line. DlaMl-MM.

Gas heat. 100S Alby St. Phone 3-7B74. FOR nlcercfean simple Gentlemen preferred. 4 from West Junior High School.

90t lie- Klnjpy. Phone 2-3340. SLEEPING Par rent. Twta Gentleman preferred. SLEEPtNQ Large newly deeer? ated.

all matched furniture. Oarage) available. n-7aoB. Sleeping room Ing bath for gentleman. Oarage avall- able.

3-3713 or 3-5470. COMFORTABLE ROOM One) block from all bui llnet. Beet. 3-8360. tJRNISHED kitchenette! water and furnished.

714 Bella. See Emma upntaln. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 314 Madlnon Ave. Phone 2-98M WOOD room for light housekeeping or .1 rooms. Private bath and entrance.

Frlgtdalre. Call Saturday or Sunday, anytime; Monday after 6:30. 3 glassed In porch, HWT. Venetian blinds, built-in cabinets, electric stove and refrigerator. Private entrance and bath.

Iteat and water fur- nlshed. $BO. Phone 2-1836. 3 Terrace; modera. Reasonable.

RIEHL AGENCY 2-7722 2-3020 3-S733 3 NICK UNFUnNtSHED bath. block from bus. Heat, lights and water furnished. Couple only. B44 Danforth.

3-9352. apt. for rent. Good ret No children. Reasonable rent Box 810, care Telegraph.

room efficiency. Stove, refrigerator, heat and water furnished. Inquire manager's apartment, No. 7 Acton Apartments, 37 East Acton, Wood River. room upstairs.

Beat, lights, water, garage furnished. Private entrance. First house on northeast corner of McArthur and Lincoln Drive, Cottage Hills. 4-7059. 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS For rent Newly decorated, close to Industries, All utilities paid.

2-6704. ROOM per me, 14 E. 3rd. 2-2196. 4 modern.

Venetian radiant heat. Call 2-2989. 3433 Gillham TWO modern unfurnished. Garage, utilities, furnished. Adults only.

Can be seen between and 4 p. m. 825 Washington. 3 apt. Heat, Mghta and water furnished, wired for atove.

Couple only. Phone 3-5963. 2 ROOM private bath. Apply 815 East 4th. 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS Heat and water furnished; no objection to one child.

References. Apply in person. 611 East 8th. 4 ROOM MODERN Unfurnished apt. Gas heat, private entrance and bath.

Utilities furnished. Reasonable. Adulta only. No pets. See Anytime.

3404 Bloomer Alton. 2 apt. Tile floors, blinds toilet, private entrance, Middleaged or working couple preferred. Reference. 2-2609.

Allen street. 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS For rent. Everything modern, heat and water furnished. 26 E. Penning, Wood River.

3 Unfurnished apt. on 12th St. Adults. References. Phone 3-8684 for appointment.

2 FURNISHED ROOMS Private entrance. 4 West Delmar. BACHELOR Suitable for 2 gentlemen. Phone 4-3874. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms.

116 Bopd, East Alton. NEAR SHUHTLEFF Large room for gentleman. Stoker heat, hot water, private entrance. 2708 Bostwick street 3 bath, entrance, stoker heat. Adult couple only.

714 East 5th street. 3 ROOM FURNISHED utilities. Phone 4-4271. 3-ROOM 2 FURNISHED ROOMS Everything modern. 4-6139.

442 Tlpton. FOR GENTLEMAN Bachelor's apart-' ment. Bedroom with roomy closeta. private living room and bath. Hot wa- clean.

Upper Alton. pi a 3.5439. 2 FURNISHED East Alton" Water and lights furnished, $7.50 per week. Couple only. 325 George.

3-3587. lurnisheo roomawuna private bath and refrigerator. furnished. Adults. Inquire 712 E.

Fourth 2 EMPLOYED heat. utilities, garage. Dial 4-B781. 2 SEMI-BASEMENT Lights, gas and water furnished. miles from North Alton, Route 100, on bus line.

week. Phone 3-4088. COMFORTABLE-Warm sleeping r'oomT Wood River. Phone 4-4439. aT ROOMS Fully equipped for light housekeeping.

Private entrance and bath. Phone 4-6883. CHIMNEYS CLEANED Tuckpolnted also block laying Phone or 4-7068 pair work. Call 2-D1B2. STEAMING WALLPAPER painting, general repair.

I furnlahad apt Privata heat. Choice Upper Alton month. 3-3043. 3-3717. FOR RENT a furnished rooms, ua Bond, East Alton.

TOR room fumUhad ment with private beta. 119 K. 4th it 3 ROOM-Furolanad apt on second floor. Children welcome. Dial 2-8001.

Interior Reasonable. Free Work guaranteed. 3-8364 FLOOR SANDING Interior painting, reaaonable For free dial or 3-3330 acceptance period will be not over ten A -4. The Board of Education the r(gkt to reject any and all Board of Education COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO .3 Pike County, lllmmi. B.

BERRY. President. SHWU SALK STATS OJT ILLINOIS, ONE JOLLY FAT MAN For very important job. On Sat. and evenings.

Apply in person. Younf's Dry Goods Alton, III. rNTERIOR Painting and Private entrance. 3-8093. 3 ROOM-Furnished Wleetrtc fiMf erator, lights, gaa, hot water and bath.

Apply 804 JtonyTDtaJ 3-T3M. ouse un furnUhed. fTO per month. 3M I. 14th NORTH rent, 4 room modern house.

M6 per month- SUB South Central. SMALL HOUSE-NO bath tub! shower, hot water, or furnace. No objection to one child. Dial 1 GiNSBAL lo fxu- Jouett Auction Houae, 1708 uigtoo JOURNEYMAN-Auto mechanic Apply Carter Wood River Motor. Wood Biver Ave.

Wood with car for vacuum L-leaner repair work. Good pay. Phone 3-7721 take over (hop. Apply 8RBVICB Mil Stata. Altoa.

MM3 Guaraotaad IADIO 0 TflfVISION SfIVICi SQUAIf IIAl SHOP 720 I IIOADWAY 9411 iu HOOITNG Built-up: Piw (utter work- Co- Dial IjBOOM 8 ROOM Awl 3 mllM south, i Howard 8. BBIT 3 CABOX BOOMS And' bath. matic hot lifktt and water fur. oianad. J80.

TOB BpiT-In Briffcvton. room meat house, oowly painted; city wataf. a HOPM-aia Kmt Alton. Dial 4-81J3. FOB room awas.Ti-..