Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 11

SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957 fill Eleven HUNGARIAN INVITATION Brooks Rites Wednesday Chicago, Jan. 15 (AP) Former U.S. Senator C. Way- Hospital Notes HERRIN ADMITTED: Adams, Mrs. Nancy, Golconda Dupuesnoy, Mrs.

Rosaline, Johnston City Nolen, Mrs. Sharon Rae, West Frankfort Baney, G. West Frankfort Walker, William Treeman Spur Jackson, Mrs. Dorothy, Nashville Pinchoff, Mrs. Tula, Harrisburg Stone, Mrs.

Alma Ann, Zeigler DISCHARGED: Fdmonds, Toy, Buncombe Hunter, Mrs. Anna Johnston City Davis, Mrs. Barbara Ann, Cartenille Base Acreage Plan Backed By Leaders Chicago, Jan. 15 (AP) Presidents of eight Midwest CARBONDALE MAN DIES Rites In Ccbdsn Wednesday For George Vessel George Vessell, 67, 205 E. Walnut, Caibcndale.

died Monday in Anna, after a long illness. He was born Dec. 16, 1899 near-Alto Pass. He was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Carbondale. He married Mable Wiseman Sept.

11, 1919, in Herrin. Vessell leaves his wife and hall- brother Frank Tucker, both of Carbondale. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. Wednesday, at the Blake Broadway Funeral Home, Cobden The Rev. Ray Rist will officiate.

Burial will be in Cobden Cemetery Frends may call at the funeral home TO SPEAK ON UNESCO Miss Vera L. Peacock, chairman of the Southern Illinois University Foreign Languages department, will speak on UNESCO at a luncheon meeting of Delta Kappa Gamma's Nu chapter in Peoria Saturday. Miss Peacock i state president of Delta Kappa Gamma, a professional society for women teachets. RENTALS TV "REFRIGERATORS RANGES WILLIAMS STORE 212 South Illinois Phone 950 CARBONDALE IF YOU CAN REPAY $2732 MONTHLY YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR A $500 LOAN AT LlMERlv-N See us when you need money for any helpful purpose. You can get the extr3 cash you want with a repay ment plan designed to fit your income and expenses.

1 II HOLDEN. CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Cover, Ann, Carbondale Astrotiskis, Mrs. Constance, Frankfort Sronce, Mrs. Bertha, Du Quoin Degenhardt, Joe, Du Quoin Smith, Rev. James Carbondale Robinson, Robert Carbondale West DISCHARGED: Peterson, Mrs.

Madonna, Cartenille MEMORIAL, MARION ADMITTED: Woolard, Harold, Marion Cavis, Horace, Johnston City Johnson, Maggie, Marion Cochonnour. Arlene, Marion Williams, Shirlev, Johnston City Miller, Jewel. Marion DISCHARGED: Uilgeman, Walter, Carterville MINERS, CHRISTOPHER ADMITTED: Dunter, Mrs. Leona. Buckner DtsBernardi, Tonv, Benton Dixon, Mrs.

Stella, Benton Veach. Clara. Sesser DISCHARGED: Amdf. Lotus, Christopher Tucker, Mrs. Frida, Sesser PINCKNFYYTLLE COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Winterbotton, Arthur, Sparta Caldwell, James.

Pinckneyville Cruner, Kate, Tinckneyville Heiple. Goldi. Coulterville Haak, Olga, Neashvill Wildermuth, Mildred, Pinckneyville Hill, Ethel. Pinckneyville Runion, Charles, Pinckneyville Kimmel, Llovd, Pinckneyville Tirth. Lula.

Cutler DISCHARGED: Norton, Anna, Carbondale. Cohlmeyer, Bertha. Ashley Rrueggeman, Lucille, Finckneyville Houser, Lester. Ashlr Keene. Mrs.

Martha and babr, Pinck neyville UNION COUNTY', ANNA ADMITTED: Casey, Mrs. Sue, Vienna Russell, Mrs. Betty, Karnak Stevens. Mrs. Vassa, Jonesboro Bauer, Rov, Anna Tudv, Mrs.

Betty, Jonesboro Shipley, Mrs. Marie, Jonesboro Conyer, Mrs. Emma, Anna I Mrs. Cam', Mounds Meadows, Donald, Anna DISCHARGED: Turpin, Schuyler, Anna Cor7ine. Mrs.

Jan is and daughter, Teiks Hines, Riley, Anna Births Buckner: Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, a boy, Monday at Miners Hospital, Christopher Jonesboro: Shipley, Mr and Mrs James, a son, Tuesday at Union County Hospital, Anna Murphysboro: Johnson, Lt. and Mrs. Leroy, a daughter, Kathleen, Jan.

2 in the base hospital at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S. D. Mrs. Johnson is the former Juan-ta Cowsert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

O. P. Cowsert, Rt. 2, Murphysboro Sesser: Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth, a son, Monday in Pinckneyville Community Hospital Thompsonville: Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, a boy, Monday at Franklin Hospital, Benton West Frankfort: Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, a girl Mondal at Franklin Hospital, Benton Marriage Licenses Chester: Vernon Willingham, 21, and Margaret Bcrgfeld, 19, both of Sparta Chester: Norman Rutlcdge, 21, Meridian, and Bert) Thompson, 19, Sparta.

Chester: William Traschlcr, 33, and Mrs. Daisy Major, both of East St. Louis. Murphvsboro: Oravillc Williams, 32, and Thclma W. Allen, 18, both of Carbondale Answer to Previous Punfe land Brooks who succumbed to a heart ailment will be buried Wed nesday at a private funeral in Kewanee.

Funeral services will be held at p.m. Wednesday in the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago. Brooks, 59-year old Illinois Republican national committeeman, died early Monday in Passavant Hospital. His death brought forth expressions of sorrow from leaders throughout the nation. Sen.

Knowland, (R-Calif) Senate minority leader, and Sen. johnsen, D-lex; the majority leader, joined in tribute to Brooks. Knowland said Brooks would be remembered as a distinguished citizen and an able official. Brooks, known as "Curly" be cause of his kinky hair, was elect ed to the Senate in 1940 to com plete the unexpired term of the late Sen. James Hamilton Lewis (D-Ill).

Two years later he won full term by defeating Raymond S. McKeough. He was unseated in 1948 in a race with Sen. Paul Douglas, a Democrat. in me senate, tfrooks was known as a conservative who usually opposed United States involvement in foreign matters.

As a Marine in World War he was wounded and was awarded the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross and Croix de Guerre. 20,000 'Derelicts' Chicago, Jan. 15 (AP) A committee studying the city's blighted areas reported today that there are about 20,000 "derelicts'' homeless men living on Chicago's near south, west and north side Skid Row districts. GAS IS FASTER! THAN ANY OTHER fMH Cat kest fabftUMOin. pvteating fimt.

Tt amanni tpt4 ef new gjt turners net rolcttei fey ny ethtr fuel. Cowt in toon I Sft new. faster gat rennet. LLINOIS Electric Gai Cornrany MURPHYSBORO 1341 Walnut Phone 398 MARION 108 East Main Phone 1510 CARBONDALE 204 North Illinois Phone 912 HERRIN 113 North 16th St. Phone 22771 ENDS the ki GHL CAR SATURDAY, 10 10-15- CARBONDALE.

HOUSE. Unfurnish ed, new, 3 rooms and bath, oil heat. 606 W. Pecan. Couple only.

Phone 197 or 705-Y. 10-17 CARBONDALE, ROOM. For 2 boys, private entrance and bath. 1104 Chautauqua. Phone 1676-L.

10-1R CARBONDALE, SLEEPING ROOM. i07 w. Oak. 10-21- CARTERVILLE, APARTMENT. Fur nished.

Private bath. Ground floor. Phone 3041. 1015 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 6 rooms, modern except heat.

Phone 3771. 0-15 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern, close in. Phone 3587. 10-15- HERRIN, APARTMENT.

Furnished. Adults. Available Jan. 16. 603 S.

13th. 10-20 IIERRIN, APARTMENT. Modern, fur nished. Private bath. Phone 7901.

10-16 HERRIN, HOUSE. 4 rooms, modern. gas heat. 1 Lane. Inquire 113 N.

11th St. 10-17 HERRIN, HOUSE. 3 rooms, furnished, modern, 409 26th St. Phone 4441. 10-21 HERRIN, HOUSE.

4 rooms, modern. Attractive. 4 Lane. Egvptian Heights. 10-21 HERRIN, HOUSE.

3 rooms, furnished. Modern, 1116 W. Oak. Phone 4441. 10-15- MURPHYSBORO.

APARTMENT. 2 private bath. Call room, furnished, 1411 W. 10-15 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Down Stairs, heat and water furnished 223 S.

13th St. Phone 341. 10-17 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 3 room, furnished or unfurnished, 1st floor, 1841 Edith St. 10-21 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT.

3 room furnished, private entrance, loung couple preferred. 1828 Pin. 10-18 MURPHYSBORO, COTTAGE 2 room furnished. Modern. 2112 Clark." 10-21 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

6 room modem, stoker heat, rhone 1025W. 10-20 all MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE, modern, except heat. 603 N. Thone 227. 5 room 9th St.

10-16- MURPHYSBORO. ROOM. Sleeping. For employed young man. Thone 1365 after 5 p.

m. 10-15 MURPHYSBORO. HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern, furnished. 1 mile East of town.

Phone 1436 R. Wanted To Rent 10A 10A-16- CARBONDALE HOUSE. Advertising manager of the Southern Illinoisan desire a modern 3 bedroom home with dining room. Has children, ages 8 and 11, so prefers location near school. Phone 1600.

10A-18 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 4 or 5 room modem. Write Box M-51 c-o Southern Illinoisan. In Memoriam -11-15 11 LAW, HERMAN, MURPHYSBORO In loving memory of our dear husband and father who passed fway one year ago today. We cannot, Lord, Thy purpose see, But all is well that's done by Thee.

Sadly missed bv wife and son. Hospital Notes CHESTER ADMITTED: Morber, Charles, Ava Rubach, Arnold, Chester Rinne, Bill. Steelevilie Buerger. Emma. Chetr Smith.

Eucene, Steelevilie McClure. Donald, Steleville Werre. Edssr. Steelevilie LaRose, Mrs. Wilma and baby, Chester DOCTORS.

CARBONDALE ADMITTEDt Kern, Mary, Carbondale Hill, Suranne, Murphysboro Young. Harvey, Cairo Ruth. Mrs. John, Cartenille Varner, Sadie, Murphysboro Kincud, Mrs. Wooedrow, Coin Rendleman, Mrs.

James, Murphysboro Blav, Llla. Murphysboro DISCHARGED: McElroy, Bni. Murphysboro Tamer, Genevieve, Carbondale Dorothy, Carbondale Eiles, Mrs. George and daughter, Soto De FRANKLIN, BENTON ADMITTED: Sprague, Mrs. Voelle, Thompsonville Spain, Marshall, Benton Sprain, Mrs.

Leona, Whittington Thompson, Mrs. Anna, West Frankfort Boyer, Mrs. Leona, Eving Price, Beck.T Benton DISCHARGED: Holland, Mrs. Violet and baby, Benton Wooley, Mrs, Rita, West Frankfort Hall, Mrs. Margaret, Benton Wates, Mrs.

Minnie, Tulsa, Okla. Gregory, Gary, Benton ST. ANDREW'S, MURPHVSBORO ADMITTED: Hatfield. Henry, Ava Tavlor, Mrs. George, Rockwood DISCHARGED: LoBuono, Mrs.

Antiontte, Murphysboro Chambers, Mark Edward, Murphysboro Vogt. AlbeTt. Campbell Hill Hastings, Mrs. J. Erby, Carbondale ACROSS 1 Starlet, August 7 She is a actress 13 She has a promising 14 30 (Fr.) lSBartercr 3 Expunger 4 Conducted 5 Southern general 6 Make 'a mistake 7 Razor strap 8 Blood money 9 Color 10 Vigor v.

11 Heating 17 Roman bronze devices 18 Negative reply 12 Seines 19 Short-napped 18 Burmese wood sprite 2 1 Cuddle 22 Require 23 Flag 25 Chaise fabric 20 Low haunt 22 Snooze 23 Bags (ab.) 24 Set anew, as a gem 26 Remunerate 27 Is a young performer 28 God of flocks 29 Youngster 30 Sea eagle 31 Bias 32 Miss Gars on 34 Drink made with malt 35 Head covering 36 Legal point 38 Era 39 That thing 40 Peruse 42 Rented 45 Dress 48 Handled 49 Lariats 50 Greek gravestones 51 Fondle DOWN 1 Thin? done 2 Challenged Rentals Starlet i i 3 1 JlMt MODERN VING TOR THE YOUNG AT HEART IN TATUM HEIGHTS Bedroom, Brick, plastered walls, Parquet flooring, hot water baseboard heat, large kitchen with birch cabinets, tile floors, large living room, ricture window, carport, disappearing stairway, large utility room, ample closet space. Lovely lawn, landscaped with wrought iron lamp post. Low down payment Price $12,600. Easy financing! Bedroom. Brick, Youngstown kitchen, all aluminum windows, screens, and storm doors, perimeter gas heating, large carport (26 ft.) adequate closet space, and other outstanding features.

Easy terms Long financing! Bedroom, large living room, picture window, large kitchen with oak built In cabinets. Large utility room. Large bath with shower over tub. Large carpor. Frame construction with wide 12" siding.

Plenty of closet space. Tlastered walls, all aluminum windows, storm doors and screens. Trice $12,900. Low down payment. Easy terms.

Bedroom Rrick. Kitchen with oak built in cabinets. Large utility room. Large bath with shower over tub. Large living room, picture window.

Nice carport. Ample closet space. House has plastered walls, all aluminum windows and storm doors and screens. An outstanding home. Priced at only $13,500 with a low, low down payment.

EASY FINANCING TATUM HEIGHTS BILL TATUM, CONTRACTOR Phone 1169 CARBONDALE -09-18- IT'S YOUNG IT'S LOVELY P. S. It's not engaged! Situated on a good road one mile from town, this 6 year old, 2 bedroom, dwelling has city water, coal furnace, (in utility room) ana is all modern Four per cent loan mar be assumed purchaser. Full price just $6500. See this one now and appreciate the true value of this home.

DILL INVESTMENT CO. Joe Ragtdale and Charles Goss. Realtors 217 W. Main Carbondale Ph. 291 -09-18- RIGHT HOUSE RIGHT LOCATION RIGHT PRICE First time offered.

A lovely two bedroom bungalow home, large living room, attached garage, full basement and gas furnace. Owner leaving town. 723 Maple, Murphvsboro, 111. RENFRO INS. 401 S.

I'd. Carbondale, Th. 1924 -09-1' FREEMAN SPUR, HOUSE. And furniture. 6 rooms, shower, double garage.

Jesse Sanders. Phone 23870. 09-18 HERRIN, HOUSE. Sell or trade. 3-bed-room, modern.

Easy terms. Phone 21631 after 4 p. m. 09-20 HERRIN, HOUSE. 4 rooms, semi-modem, good location.

Phone 25081 09-2 1 HERRIN, HOUSE. 4 rooms, modern ex cept heat. 7 Lane, Heights. 09-21 HERRIN, HOUSE. Modem 2-bedroora.

Stoker heat. 604 S. 20th, phone 8026 or 25351. 09-1 5 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 4 room modem, 6 year old.

Cheap down payment. 1926 Hortense. 09-1 5 MURPHYSBORO. HOUSE. New 4 room modern with basement, carport with storage room, stone fireplace, gs heat, attic fan, built in gas oven and burner units, in beautiful Birch Kitchen Cabinets.

Alread financed. Ideal location, 2137 Clay St. Phone 47 or 1416W. Murphysboro Lumber Co. -09-20- MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

4 rooms, tiled bath, 2 car attached garage, con-crete drive, full basement, asphalt tile floor, shower in basement, gas heat, built in kitchen cabinets and china closet, tile Tvall exhaust fan, Inlaid linoleum storm windows and door, aluminum awnings, wall to wall carpet, house wired with 220. Lot 50 173 ft. Bar-B-Q pit and table, shrubs and flowers, lots of shade. 511 N. 22nd St.

-09-1 TAMAROA, HOUSE. 3 rooms plus bath, utility room. Completely modern, near school. Can financed. Write Glen Hampleman.

Tamaroa, 111. 09-1 5 TAMAROA, HOUSE. 4 rooms, mod em except heat, near school and church. Financing can he ananced. Write Glenn Hampleman, Tamaroa, 111.

Rentals -10-21 10 AVA, TARM. 40 Acres, 4 room house, Dam. eiectncitv. write liox M52 c-o Southern Illinoisan. 10-16 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

Base- ment 4 rooms. Modern except heat. 1 mile East of City limits. Thone 1970Y. 10-16 CARBONDALE.

APARTMENT. rooms, unfurnished, upstairs. Heat and water furnished, S55.00 per month. In quire Smith, Taylor, Brown and Mar- den. Please do not phone.

10-20 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT, nished, modern, 310 S. Graham Far 10-21 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. rooms, furnished. See at 400 W. Syca more.

After 4:00 p. m. 10-21 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms, furnished, adults. Private en trance.

203 W. Oak. -10-21 CARBONDALE, SLEEPING ROOM, downstairs. Also garage. 404 S.

University. 10-21 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 or 4 room furnished. Inquire Cox Store, iUU Illinois. 10-16 CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

Modern, 5 rooms, gas heat, $0. 719 S. Illinois. In quire University Cleaners. 10-15- CARBONDALE, HOUSE: Modem, far nisned, new 4 room borne.

Will rent or lease. 207 So. Oakland. Phone 1763 Y. 10-16 CARBONDALE, ROOM.

New fuml ture. Possible kitchen privileges, 702 S. James. Real Estate For Salt 8A ICRAP, MURPHYSBORO. Paying the highest prices in 100 year for vcrap iron.

Coal mine, farm machinery, rails, boilers, tractors, junk cars, metal, rags, etc. Murphysboro Iron Metal. Phone 194, 1800 Gartside St. 8 A-20 TV-RADIO COMBINATION, CARBON-dale. Prefer 21" in good condition.

Write Box C-37, c-o Southern Illinoisan. RA-18 TV SETS, IIERRIN. Highest cah t.ricw raul for vour old TV set. Must be in good condition. Cash 5 minutes.

Jack Snyder's Used TV Center. 323 N. 18th Phone 4921, Herrin. Real Estate For Salt 9 -09-id- area. FARMS.

Farms 330 and 171 acres South Eldorado, 200 and 230 acres South HarrisbuR. 60 acres North West of Calatia. see Martin Hooper, 1812 Marshall Street, Eldorado, Phone Bridee 3-6551. 09-20 CAMBRIA, HOUSE. 4 rooms, Will sell or trade for car, truck or anything of qual value.

Kenneth Parmley, Alto Pass, 09-15 BUYERS ARE HERB I need your listings and yoa need my fast selling service. Friendly, courteous and intelligent assistance is my purpose. When your property Is listed here at today's market price you have no vorry. START PACKING WHEN YOU LIST WITH LEVELSMIER Phone 444 Caibondale 09-15- TRICED TO SELL NOW! This house with one-half acre of land located 2i miles North of Dc Soto. Choate Goforth imi S.

Ilinoi Caibondale rh. 410 -09-16- CARBONDALE, RT. 3, Farm. 40 acres. 5 room house, garage, barn, other outbuildings, ever lasting spring, good fencing, all-weather road.

Phone 42 IR, Marion after 5 p. m. 09-13 COME, SEE, COMPARE We have new homes and old homes with 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, pbsteTed, basements, utility rooms, good locations, ready for occupancy. Do you want income property? Just listed a good apartment at $18,000 also 4 others. See our lots in restricted area available to builders and individuals.

Let us know your needs in real estate. LEVELSMIER Phone 444 -09-18- CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 6 rooms. room apartment in the basement. Completely furnished.

Concrete driveway, garage, double lot. Can be easily financed. Phone 1027-K. 09-1 5 DO YOU NEED HELP? In Filing Your Income Tat? Complete income tat service frr either Individuals or small business with or without appointments Choate Goforth S. Illinois Carbondale rhone 410 -09-15- EAT OFF THE FLOOR! You could, for this beautiful family home is clean enough, but why do that when it has a separate dining room? This in spiring home amid shade trees on S.

Tor-est has had lovin' care in all 7 It has 3 large bedrooms and full bath on second floor. Oodles of upstairs storage, too. First floor has large living room with natural fireplace, dining room, good sized bright kitchen with breakfast area, half bath, family room (den or 4th bedroom) and a screened porch overlooking the shaded back yard. The immaculate basement has incinerator, automatic furnace and hot water heater, daik room, and large rumpus area. Concrete drive, detached Karaee.

We invite comparison for $20,000. Phone 245 for appointment. E. K. LIMPUS "The Man To See" Phone 245 Carbondale CHERRY REALTY Currently available a sireable number of 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes in all price ranges.

Investigate our trade-in plan! -09-r HOMES, CARBONDALE. Trade yom old home for a new 3 bedroom home. Waller-Frakes Agency. Phone 679. 09-20 MOVE IN TOMORROW New 3 bedroom.

Ranch house, stone fireplace, utility room, carport, large lot with nice shade trees. Nw 4 room home, complete with heating. Nice lot, good street. Price $4,750 Contact: BILL BOOR Phone 52 days and 1767-Y nights -09-21- WE SAY WHAT WE'LL DO tell you in advance what price yoa can expect to get for your house. We don't name an extra fancy price just to get your listing and hope you'll come down later.

In other words, we dun't promise you the moon and then later come forth with just a handful of Stardust. We've sold your neighbor's house and he can tell you that we really say what we'll do. WE DO WHAT WE SAY'- a proper price on your home. That's the way to sell it quickly. Ask for We Tut too much and you fnghten buyer away.

Ask too little and before you know it, it's been grabbed off by someone who resells it a week later for a big profit. There's no substitute for a wide experience in making accurate appraisals and there's no one around with more experience on today's real estate market than SMITH, TAYLOR, BROWN, MURDEN "YOUR REALTORS" 215 W. Main St. Carbondale Ph. 303 09-17- HOME SITES, CARBONDALE.

Suburban home sites with city water, $IC0 Waller-Frakes, Phone 679. 09-17 Rt al Estata Top cash paid List with us for quick Sale Harry Katz Realtor 1 100 State St. Chester, 111. -09-17- CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 rooms with bath on 3 lots, 40x144.

All modern. Two other lots 95x159. Phone 1545-K. J. S.

Groves, 1021 N. Carico. Wanted To Buy SPURNED BY SZIGETI Los Angeles, Jan. 15 (AP) Famed violinist Joseph Szigeti i says that is going to ignore an in vitation to give concerts in Com munist Hungary. It's incredible to think that they are giving concerts while thev are killing people in the streets, said Szigeti, a native of Hungary but now a naturalized citizen.

He eft there in 1941. He said his Italian manager had relayed an invitation to ro to Budapest for concerts. Upstate Ii Y. Has 55 Below By The Associated Press Cold reached 55 degrees below zero in upstate INew iork today as polar air gnpped most ot the nation east hah. The minus-55 mark at Boon ville set an all-time record for New York state.

No immediate relief was sighted. At Massena, N.Y., the temperature reached 44 de- grees below zero at a.m. Other recordings were -27 at Wa-tertown, -25 at Utica, -23 at El- mira, -21 at Syracuse and Glenn Falls. -19 at Binehamton and Al bany, and -12 at Buffalo. Many rural schools closed.

Gas supplies for heating homes in two northern New York cities, Oswego and Watertown, failed to day and families abandoned their homes in sub-zero weather. Many families were reported doublin2 up with neighbors. Grayville Man Dies In Fire Mathew Johnson, 74, a retired Grayville farmer, died Monday night in a fire that damaged a house trailer in which he lived alone. The trailer was parked in an alley in the business district of Grayville. Gene Woods, the operator of a nearby tavern, extinguished the flames and recovered Johnson's body.

The cause of the blaze was not immediately determined. URBANA MEN SENTENCED FOR ARKANSAS ROBBERY Little Rock, Jan. 15 (AP) Two Illinoisans have been sentenced to five year terms in the Arkansas Penitentiary for the $125 robbery of a service station near Little Rock last week. Eugne Cochran, 23, and Lloyd Earl Place, 19, both of Urban'a, 111., pleaded guilty Monday. Authorities said the pair admitted another robbery near Nashville, Tcnn.

STEELEVILLE RESIDENT TAKES FOREMAN'S POST Frank Congiardo of Steelevilie has accepted a position as foreman of a moccasin department of a Brown Shoe Co. plant in Sclmcr, lenn. Congiardo was formerly employed at the International Shoe Co. plant at Chester before a moccasin department at the Chester plant was discontinued. Congiardo's family will remain! in StecJeville until the end of school.

A TOUCH OF GLAMOUR TO BUSINESS The all new National De Luxe Adding Machine will add a touch of glamour to even the most modern office. NEW styling NEW beauty NEW features NEW cjuietness NEW operating advantages NEW adjustable key touch NEW 3-way repeat key! Call today for free demonstration of the marvellous new National, manufactured by The National Cash Register Company See the De Luxe perform Vfigure magic" on your own figurework. OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 404 South Illinois Phone 517L CARBONDALE ST 3 a Farm Bureau Federation state or ganizations have gone on record in avor of restoring the so-called base acreage plan. The federation leaders voiced opposition Monday to the current corn acreage allotment plan, sav ing that its further continuance would jeopardize substantial participation in the 1957 soil bank pro gram.

The federation waged a cam paign against the acreage allot ment plan in a recent corn farm ers referendum. The federation presidents from Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, isconsin, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri convened in Chicago at the invitation of American Farm Bureau Federation president Charles B. Shuman of Sullivan, 111. Under the acreage allotment plan, participating farmers would be granted support loans at 77 per cent of parity. However, all-over planting would be limited to 388,000 acres, as compared to the 1956 acreage of 43,380,534.

T1 1 ine Dase acreage plan provides for support at about 74 per cent of parity, but sets the acreage limit a 51 million acres for plant ings under the sou bank program. Fhe convening FBF leaders said cheap corn and lower livestock prices would result from what they termed the low rate of com pliance in prospect for the allot ment program. Thev claimed he 11.. allotment program lias laiicd to meet the challenge of the diverted acreage problem. INQUEST SCHEDULED FOR D0NG0LA MAN A coroner's inquest will be held into the death of Sylvester M.

Corzine, 73, Donqola, at 4:30 m. today at the Ford Funeral Home, Donola. Corzine died suddenly at 9 p. m. Monday at his Dongola home.

He was born Feb. 24, 1SS3, in Dongola. And lived there all his life. Corzine leaves brothers V. Dongola and Lewis of Jonesboro and stepsisters Mrs.

Minnie Beck of Cumberland, and Mrs Grace Smoot of Montcomcrv, Ala Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the funera home. The Rev. Harry Steele wil oihciatc.

Burial will be in Big Creek Cemetery at Balcom. Friends may call after 6 p. today at the luneral home. IN NAVAL AIR SCHOOL Clyde L. Jones, airman apprcn ticc, U.

S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Jones of 2132 Locan Murphysboro, is attending the basic aviation electronics Technician school at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis, Tenn. Southern Illinois Deaths Cirbondale: Vessell, George, 67 205 E.

Walnut, died Mond av in Anna; services at 2 m. Wednesday at the Blake Broadway Funeral Home, Cobden; burial in Cobden Cemetery; friends may can at the tuneral home. Cartenille: Watson, Milton Hex, 42, 202 James Cartenille, died Monday in Kankakee State Hospital; funeral 2 p. m. Thurs day, Kigin Funeral Home of Cartenille where friends may call alter 7 p.

m. Wednesday; burial in Ilillcrest Cemetery. Dongola: Corzine, Sylvester 73, died suddenly at 9 p. m. Monday at his home; senuces at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Ford Funeral Home, Dongola; burial in Big Creek Cemetery, Balcom; friends may call after 6 p. m. today at the funeral home. Johnston City: Weaver, Charlie 89, died at his home, 601 E. 9th Johnston City, at 7:30 a.

m. today; funeral scnices will be at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Murman-Wilson Funeral 1 lome in Johnston City; burial in Lake-view Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

today. Stiritz: Pctro, Tony, 67, died Monday at his home; funeral will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Murman-Wilson Funeral Home in Johnston City; burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.

m. today. Valicr: Montgomery, Sarah, 74, died at Miners Hospital yesterday at 4:30 p. m. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.

m. at Church of God in Sesser, burial in Mitchell Cemetery. Friends may call at the Brayfield Funeral Home in Sesser. BORXOW AS 24 MONTHLY MUCH AS PAYMENTS $100 $5.93 $200 11.74 $300 17.20 $400 22.36 $500 27.32 mm Anna 211 S. Murphysboro 1113 Main St.

Ph. Walnut Ph. 152 45 Herrin Marion 3 N. Park Ave. Ph.

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