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Caroanciale Herrin Murphy sooro SOUTHERN ILLINi 'UESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 195U il BIRTHS Chicago Board c. Quotations bociateri Hies commanding general for flying training at the air training command, Scott Air Force Base, Belleville, 111., will get a new job March 1. He will become deputy commander of the continental division of the military transport Grain Market OH Slightly; Lacks Support Chicago, Feb. 7 (AP) Grains found little support at today's board of trade session, fol Convict Tells Reuther Plot Detroit, Feb. 7 (AP) A fellow convict has repeated in open court his statement that Carl Bolto offered him $15,000 to kill Walter Reuther.

The testimony came from burly John Kaliszewski, 46, star state witness in the assault-with-intent-kill case against Bolton. Poland To Draft Women For Armed Service Duty Warsaw, Poland, Feb. 7 (AP) Women are to be drafted into the Polish army for the first time In history. The Polish Diet (parliament) yesterday passed a conscription act calling for military training of women in ground forces, air force, navy and anti-aircraft units. GEN.

STOWELL TRANSFERRED Washington, Feb. 7 (AP)-Maj. Gen. James S. Stowell, deputy High Low Close Open Close Clos Tues Tues Tues Tues Mon Year Mar 2173i 216 216-4-217 216H 216-216 May 207 205 206 -206 206-206 206 -206 206 July 1SS 186 1S7 183.

18S-1S3 187 Sept 1S9 187 188-188 18S-189 189 183 Dec 191 190 190 191 191 190 Mar 128 126 126 127-127 May 126 125 125-125 126 125-126 116 July 124 123 123 124 124-124 116 Sept 119 118 119 119 119V--119 113 Dec 113 112 112 113 112-112 106 OATS Mar 72 71 May 68 67 67- 67 67- 67 67- 67 60 July 61 60 G0- G0 60 60 57 Sep. 60 60 60 60 60 56 Dec 61 61 V- 58 U.E May 128 127 127 -127 12S-123 128 119 July 130 .28 128 129-130 129-129 Sept 132 130 130 131 131 Dec 134 133 133- 134 134 SOYBEANS Mar 230 218 22S-229 230-230 230-230 215 May 228 227 227-227 217-227 227 211 July 223" 222' 222 -222 223 222 -222 209 Nov 192 193 -192 194 194 Jan 194 194 194 193 LARD Mar 1030 1032 1100 May 1032 1027 1027 1027 1030 1115 July 1037 10-10 1130 Sep 1052 1052 1130 afl MARION: LA BOTTE, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, on Monday at Hold-en hospital, a son. 3IARRIAGE LICENSES MARION: Harold E.

Cannon, 25. Herrin, and Barbara Jean Foster, 20. Herrin. MARION: Kenneth Hooker, 21, Hurst, and Irene Brafford, 19, Hurst. MARION: Thomas E.

Fann. 26, Bush, and Thelma D. Pierce, 17, Bush. MARION: Dale Cavvvey, 18, Marion, and Nadine JUaleolm, 18, Marion. MARION: Joe E.

Deaton, 26. Marion, and Betty Milam, 27, Herrin. MARION: Emil Osterholz, 28. Springfield, and Loretta Cook, 29, Carbondalc. MARION: Thomas H.

Kant. 32. Marion, and Betty Edmonds, 24. Pittsburg. MARION: Mark H.

Stevers, 61, Mounds, and Blanche Burris, 55, Mounds. MARION: Arthur Meadows. 64, Marion, route 4, and Cora Page. 54, Marion. Weather (From S.

Weather Bureau) tonlshl and Vcdncriay." No dedd- ed change in temperature. Low tonight 30-35; high Wednesday 40-45. Southern Illinois: Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. No decided change in temperature. Low to night 35-40, high Wednesday 45-50.

Indiana: Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. No decided change in temperature. Missouri: Mostly cloady east and south tonight. Wednesday FartIv cloud-v- warmer in north west and extreme west FIVE DAY FORECAST Illinois: Temperatures will average 3 to degrees above normal Normal maximum 35 north 45 south. Normal minimum 18 north 25 south.

Abo- normal through Friday then turning somewhat colder at the week-end. Precipitation will average one-third inch north and one-half to one inch south. Rain indicated Thursday and Friday. U.S. WEATHER AT 7 A.M.

TODAY Highest last 24 hours. Lowest last night. P. I q) ifil fn) IB) Jli vB Lb LIU THESE 1950 mE PEOPLE BUY THAN ANY OTHER ASPIRIN IN THE WORLD FOR Qf GAS RANGES Yes! Everything you could possibly desire in no cooking appliance is in eluded in these "spanking" new 1950 models by ROPER. Cooking speed 1 1 cooking ease cooking economy.

offered prices which will make your budget smile. Why not risit us soon? You'll be mighty glad you did Murphysboro Carbondale Brown's Hardware 304 S. nimob Phone 805 Marlon Marion News Agency Before a recorder's court jury of eight women and six men Kalis zewski yesterday repeated his tes timony at Boltons original examination, when the defendant was ordered held for trial. Reuther, president of the C.I.O. United Auto Workers, was critically wounded in a shotgun ambush attempt on his life April 20, 1948 Under questioning by the state Kaliszewski declared Bolton made him the $15,000 offer three days before Reuther was wounded.

"I told Bolton," the witness said, That $15,000 was not enough and not to ever mention the job to me or anyone else." Man Returns Home Alter 34 Years; Sent to Prison Warrington, England, -Feb. 7 (AP) It was 1916 when Edward Williams walked out' on his vife and five kids. It was 1950 when he finally came back 72 years old, deaf and partly blind. Mrs. Williams called a polk n.

Williams was sentenced to three months in prison for failing to pay his wife 12 shillings ($1.68) a week support money under a court order she won 34 years ago. Mrs. Williams said the only payment he ever made was the first one. Williams said the only reason he came back was to get his birth certificate. He wanted to apply for a government old age pension.

WARING AUTO THEATRE Route IS Midway Between Carbondale ana Murr-hyihoro Phone Carlondalo 1252L IN THE CAR HEATERS TONITE, WED. THURS. AT HIS ACTION BEST! cab it witfrras tUUJVAM 1 rr 1 lowing yesterday's sharp closing! advance. Although there were indications of new export business wheat failed to hold its gains, and corn was easy throughout the session. Oats was the only grain to show some strength.

It advanced on reports that the army is in the market for around 800.000 bushels of the feed grain, but much of the early mark-up was lost toward the close. The cash basis for corn was termed unchanged to 4 cent lower and oats were called steady to easier. Receipts were: Wheat 7 cars, corn S8, oats 13, rye none, barley 14, soybeans 5. Livestock Markets EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 12.500; barrows and gilts mst.y 25 lower than Monday's average; sows steady to 25 lower; bulk good and choice 1S0-230 lbs 17.25-17.75; top 17.75 fairly freely; 270 lbs 16.25-17.25; 270-300 lbs 15.50-16.25; 140-170 lbs 15.75-17.50; 100-130 lb pigs 12 sows 400 lbs down mostly 14.25-15.00; heavier sows 12.50-14.00; most stags 8.50-10.50; few 11.00.

Cattle, calves 1400; supply of cattle reltively small; opening deals fully steady on medium good steers at 24.00-27.00; medium and good heifers and mixed yearlings fully steady at 22.00-25.50; few 26.00; common and medium 18 cows uneven but generally steady; common anc medium beef cows 15.50-17.00; few good cows 17.50-1S.00; canners and cutters 12.50-15.50; bulls unchanged, medium and g-od 18.50-19.50; cutter and common bulls 15.50-17.00; veal-ers 1.00 lower; good and choice 28.00-35.00; few to 37.00; common and medium 20.00-27.00. Sheep receipts mostly trucked in woolcd lambs; few fall clipped; market not established. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Salable hogs slow; butchers 25-40 cents lower; sows 25-50 cents, mostly 25 -ents, lower; most good to choice 1S0-220 lb butchers 17.25-17.75; top 17.75 paid quite freely: bulk 230-200 lb i 6.25-17.00 270-325 lb 15.50-16.25; few ncar-350 lb and over around 15.00; most sows under 450 lb 14.25-15.25; bulk 450-600 lb 12.50-14.25; indications good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 400; slaughter steers and heifers slow but mostly steady with late Monday; good cows active; 25-50 cents higher; other cows Navy Reveals Air Weapon Washington. Feb.

7 (AP) The navy has developed a hardhitting new aircraft rocket for air-to-air combat The department of defense announced yesterday that the weapon dubbed the "Mighty Mouse" has been successfully test-fired over the California desert. A Navy officer described it as the first successful U. S. air-to-air rocket. The department said the Has far greater speed than aircraft rockets developed during World War II.

Is small enough to be carried in quantity by its "mother" aircraft, yet fast and powerful enough to destroy any known plane with a direct hit. Was built specifically for use on modern, high-speed planes against other aircraft May be fired singly or in salvo from a launcher attached to a plane's wings or fuselage. It is aimed by riminr; the launching aircraft at the target. Rv "art Links 1 I 1. 10 apart ment Modern, 3 rooms.

Stoker heat. private bath. Phone 347Y or 1021- K. Bridges Apartments. Corner Oak and Springer.

CARBONDALE. APART MENT Three room furnished. Semi-modern. 505 E3st Walnut CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Three room furnished.

Modern Also one room with cooking privi leges. 709 West Freeman. Phone 522-L after 5 p.m. CARBONDALE APART fNT Ahree room furnished. Modern.

S16 W. Main. CARBONDALE, APART MENT Two room efficiency furnished. Private bath. 406 W.

Oak St. A RBONI VLE, APART Two room furnished. Modern. 409 Last Winut. Phone S53-Y.

CARBONDALE. APARTMENT. 2 rooms. Furnished. Utilities furnished.

$40.00. Phone 635-K. carbondale; APARTM Two room furnished Refrigerator. Couple only. Phone 635K, 811 West Cherry.

CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. I will share my modern furnished apartment with a responsible lady, or working girl. Write box r.35 Care of The Daily Free Pros. CARBONDALE, APART 3 rooms, unfurnished. Private bath and entrance.

Adults only Write Free Press Box 331. CARBONDALE, GARAGE 303 S. Bevcridge. Phone 561-LM. CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

Four rooms. Inquire at 512 E. Fisher. CARBONDALE, OFF'CE SPACE. Gas heat.

Excellent location. 200 J2 South Illinois. Phone 560-K. CARBONDALE, ROOM, combined sleeping and setting. Private en- trance.

Coupla preferred. 407 Monroe. CARBONDALE. ROOM. For Girls.

303 S. Bevendge. Phone 561LM. CARBONDALE, ROOM. Nice sleeping room.

Private entrance. Gentleman, 306 Pecan St. CARTE RVILLE, APARTMENT. Two rooms. Utilities furnished.

120 Olive Street, Inquire D. IL McCoy, R. 2. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Furnish ed.

Two modern rooms, bath Adults only. 1314 West Monroe. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Modern, three rooms, furnished. 312 South 13th.

Adults. Phone 4496 after 5:30 p.m. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Small Also sleeping room. 303 South Park.

Phone 816. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Three rooms, modern. Private bath and entrance. Kitchen completely furnished.

400 North 11th. HERRIN, HOUSE. Four rooms and bath. Inquire 700 South 17th. HERRIN.

HOUSE. Three roomi with bath. 316 North 14th. In-quite Room 13, Annex Building. HERRIN, HOUSE.

Two rooms, unfurnished. Apply S04 South 16th. HERRIN, ROOM. For sleeping. Modern.

316 South 14th. Phone 4S21. HERRIN, ROOMS. Lighthousekeep- inz. modern, furnished.

For working couple. 117 South 16th HERRIN, STORAGE SPACE 24x40 feet Rear of Southern Beverage Co. building. 209 North 14th. MURPHYSBORO, ROOM.

Sleep ing, for working woman or girl. 209 S. 14th. call 677. WANTED TO BUY 11 CHAIRS, MURPHYSBORO.

24 steel folding chairs. Phone 91. Everette Smith. MURPHYSBORO, STORE. I have a buyer waiting for a small grocery store.

What have you? Elbert Waller, 311 W. Main St. Carbondale, Phone 3SS-K. STRIP COAL, HERRIN. We are interested in obtaining strii mine acreage.

If yo have a strip coal acreage, please write Box 149-25, co The Daily JournaL TRAILER, MURPHYSBORO. 2 wheel trailer, 1000 lb. capacity, 00x16 wheels. Write P. O.

Box WANTED TO RENT 12 CARBONDALE, HOUSE or apartment 4 or 5 rooms, unfurnished. References. Write Free Press Box 332. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Or house, two bedrooms, furnished.

Employee Jackson County Health Dept. permanently located Write Box 1266 Daily Independent. WANTED TO RENT 12 CARBONDALE, HOUSE. Manager of Singer Sewing Machine Co. desires 4 room house or apartment.

Unfurnished. Write A. E. Reininger at 116 North Illinois. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT.

2 or 3 rooms furnished. Call Carbondale. IN MEMORIAM IS CARD OF THANKS 14 RENTALS Rockford 39 31 Moline 39 31 Peoria 40 33 Quincy 44 31 Springfield 44 32 Effingham 54 33 Chicago 40 34 Cincinnati 54 39 Cleveland 42 32 Detroit 41 2S Indianapolis 49 35 Madison 40 27 Milwaukee 39 30 Bismarck 26 16 Des Moines 43 29 Duluth 25 20 St. Paul 35 20 Omaha 45 31 St. Louis 55 35 Wichita 62 3S Atlanta 70 53 Boston 41 25 Jacksonville 74 56 Miami 77 60 New York 73 33 Brownsville 81 65 Fort Worth 76 54 New Orleans 76 59 Denver 64 31 Helena 49 2S Phoenix 77 52 Los Angeles 00 52 San Francisco 57 41 Seattle 40 35 Illinois Electric Gas Co.

Phone 730 Duclner VV Appliance Box 284 Phone 2S2F31 1015 Chestnut Ilerrin '11 N. 16th P. O. Box 300 Phone 22771 steady with canners slow; bulls steady to strong; vealers about steady; few loads and lots high-good to choice lb steers and yearlings 30.00-34.00; bulk medium and good grades 22.00-28.00; few common to low-medium steers 20.50-21.50; package choice 1.075 lb heifers 33.00; most medium and good heifers 22.00-27.00; common to low-medium kinds 18.50-21.50; common to good beef cows 15.75-19.00; heifer type cows tf 20.00; canners and cutters 13.00-15.75; medium and good sausage bulls 19.50-21.50. Medium to choice vealers 26.00-32.00.

Salable sheep very little done; bidding about steady on choice lambs weighing under 100 lb; weak on weightier offerings; ewes fully steady. Estimated salable livestock receipts Wednesday: 10,000 hogs, cattle, and 3.000 sheep. 475 Pzogiessives Out in Illinois Springfield, Feb. 7 Striking Illinois United (AP) Mine workers were joined today by an estimated 475 members of the rival Progressive Mine workers who stayed away from their jobs 'in three mines. John Marchiando, P.M.W.

Illinois president, said some of his miners walked out because of the application of the Taft-Hartley law in the nationwide strike. The P.M.W. has about 9,000 working miners in IUi-j noxs Approximately 1,100 Progressives refused to enter the pits yesterday but aU except 475 of them returned today. Those remaining idle were 225 at the St. Ellen mine near O'Fallon, 200 at the Black Eagle shaft near Belleville and 50 at the Sahara No.

16 in Harrisburg. An estimated 500 P.M.W. members at the Wilsonville mine near Gillespie and another 160 at the Little Dog mine in Gillespie walked out yesterday but went back today. The miners voted to return at a meeting last night attended by Marchiando. Hugh White, Illinois U.M.W.

district president, said that "what the miners are doing is purely an individual act" and no strike orders had been issued. Regional Republican Parley to Be in Utah Salt Lake City, Feb. 7 (UP) The Republican party will decide on its 1950 congressional campaign strategy in 19 Midwestern and Rocky fountain states at a conference here March 31 and April 1. Vernon Romney of Utah, chairman of 'hi 19-state group, said National Chairman Guy Gabrielson will address the session. Illinois is a member of the group.

New Jersey May Drop Voting Age to 18 Trenton, N. Feb. 7 (AP) A proposal to lower voting age in New Jersey from 21 to 18 was before the state Legislature today. Senate Minority Leader Robert B. Mcyner (D-Warren) proposed a constitutional amendment yesterday to allow any citizen 18 years or over who resided in the state at least one year to vote in public elections All Makes of Typewriters and Adding Machines CALL COLLECT 1296 CARBONDALE 204 N.

Illinois Ave Carbondale, III. Stock Prices Move Lower New York, Feb. 7 (AP) Constant pressure pushed the stock market lower all along the line today. Losses piled up to more than a point in some cases although gen erally, they were limited to fractions. Business showed a tendency to contract as quotations slowly gave ground.

Among the steadier spots were Goodrich, Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft, American Tobacco, and Union Pacific. Railway obligations were shaded here and there in the bond mar ket. Strauss Quits Atomic Board Washington, Feb. 7 (A.P) Lewis L. Strauss resigned today as a member of the Atomic Energy commission.

President Truman accepted the resignation effective April 15. In a letter, made public by the White House, Strauss said, he want ed to return to his private affairs "from which I have been separat ed for so lor Mr. Truman taiH fhnt hn iinrlpr. stands wh StrausS( after nine years in the public service, wants "to return to private The resignation of Strauss leaves two posts to be filled by Mr. Truman on the commission.

Chairman David E. Lilienthal, who resigned some time ago, agreed to stay on until Feb. 15 and Mr. Truman is still looking for someone to fill that vacancy. Strauss, a former Wall Street banking house official, is the fourth member of the original Atomic Energy commission to resign.

Robert F. Bacher and W. W. Way mack previously have quit. Sumner T.

Pike will be the only remaining commission member still serving with the departure of Lilienthal nd Strauss. Produce Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE Live poul try firm; receipts 24 loads; prices unchanged to a cent a pound higher; F.ob.: Heavy hens 26-261; light hens I8-I8V2; roasters 27-30; fryers 24-28; broilers 21-24; old roosters 18; f. 0. b. wholesale market; Ducks 15124.

Butter irm; receipts prices unchanged; 93 score AA and 92 90 6U; 89 60; Cars: 90 Si 60. Eggs irregular; receipts prices unchanged; U. S. extras min 70 pet A 31, min 60 pet A 30; U. S.

standards 29; current receipts 28-28; dirties 26H; checks 26. Storage eggs: Sept. 37.45; Oct. 37.50. IIS 10 GENUINE OLD STYLE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF S-41 smnt-wum ktuuk ry 1 nc, Ky.

LJ'J'IJMUlf PI vJvyJ Lrx- W(iw' wj Johnston City Kirby's Variety Store 301 East Broadway Phon 8S-R2 SAVINGS TO yOU on all Ifl Grain Markets CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Wheat: None. Corn: No. 4 yellow (old) 1.30; No. 5 (old) 1.28; No. 3 yellow 1.27-30; No.

4, 1.23-26; No. 5, 1.17. Oats: No. 3 medium heavy mixed 73; No. 1 heavy white 78-76; No.

1 white 75; No. 3 heavy whi'2 75. Barley nominal: Malting 1.20-60; feed Soybeans: None. BOBBY SOX 2-7-1 (2) iw factors neuveneo prices Sensationally lower prices now give you the benefit of Studebakers all-time peak production Come in now! See for yourself how the strikingly 1950 "next bcl Stuck bakers excel in sleek modern styling in gss economy in restful rxdz in handling ease ta freedom from costfy repairs in coUd vskes! STODESAICEft'S ROIUCO I See your Studebaker dealer now I don't care what you say I'd certainly go out with any Tom, Dick or SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEATHS Funeral notices is.