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1 June 14, 1947. DECATUR HERALD RADIO 11 Probe Sales Of New Cars Detroit, June 13 (AP) State Attorney General, Eugene F. Black disclosed today that with state police aid he has begun an investigation of the sale of new automobiles by used car dealers. "We all know that new cars finding their way to used car lots and are being sold at inflated prices," Black said. "Such sales are illegal in that they violate the terms of used car dealers' licenses." The attorney general said he planned a further inquiry as to whether a grand jury should inquire into the "bootlegging of new cars." As a result of the state police survey 11 used car dealers face possible revocation of their licenses, added.

her "Some of cars didn't even have license plates," he declared: of them had factory wrappings. We have no proof but we suspect that a few new car dealers are turning recent models over 1 to used car lots for sale at prices in excess of the list price." Used car lot owners have said they obtained new models from private car purchasers who bought new cars for resale or who were unable to meet payments. In all instances checked, the lot operators have insisted they obtained the vehicles from individual owners at a premium over the list prices. Mrs. Panagiota Pappas Dies at 56 in Hospital Mrs.

Panagiota Pappas, 56-yearold Greek-born resident of Decatur for 16 years, died at 11:40 p. m. Thursday in St. Mary's hospital where she had been a patient eight days. Mrs.

Pappas was born Sept. 15, 1890, a daughter of William and Sophia Kehageas, and was married to Samuel Pappas, who died in 1932. She leaves three children, Mrs. Christina Mallus and Danny of Decatur and Mrs. Bessie Seamples of Chicago.

There are 10 grandchildren and a cousin, Gus Pappas of Decatur. Mrs. Pappas came to the United States from Greece 27 years ago and lived in St. Louis before moving to Decatur. She was a member of the Greek Orthodox church.

Brief services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday at Moran Sons funeral home, where friends may call after 4 p. m. today.

The body will be taken to the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox church in St. Louis for services at 2 p. Monday and burial will be in the St. Matthew cemetery.

Thomas Daley Renamed K. of C. Grand Knight Thomas J. Daley was re-elected Grand Knight of Decatur Council No. 577, Knights of Columbus, at a meeting Thursday night.

Other officers re-elected for the next year are: Wesley A. Collins, deputy grand knight. Joseph H. Riggs, chancellor. Lyman J.

Davis recording secretary. Leo O'Neil, treasurer. Orlando Kuhle, advocate. Arthur Meuse, outside guard. Raymond Stengle, trustee for three years.

Elected for first terms were: Alfred Brink, warden. H. I. Johnson, inside guard. Thomas J.

Daley and Norman Hunt, delegates to state convention. John J. Stauder and Raymond Stengel, alternates. $2,139 Paid in Dewitt Clinton, June 13-A report of the Illinois Public Aid commission shows $2,139.06 was paid during May to 108 persons in 61 Dewitt county families. The April figure was $2.105.11.

28 Clinton Births Clinton, June 13-City Clerk Harriet Swigart reported today there were 28 births and 13 deaths here in May. In April there were 25 births and eight deaths. WE WILL MOVE TO 102 E. MAIN ST. JULY WATCH PAPERS FOR GRAND OPENING DECATUR WAR SURPLUS STORE Lincoln Square-102 E.

Main SEWING MACHINES We sell, rebuild, electrify and repair all makes. ROMAN-RAICHERT CO. 325-327 East Main St. STOKER AND CONTROLS $145.00 Pay Nothing Down And Only $4.75 Per Month DUNN COAL CO. Ph.

7441 724 N. Mercer Ph. 9321 INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION, HOLLYWOOD STYLE Actress Martha Stewart of brate Independence day. Her the films dons a star-spangled birthday is July 4, which might costume and waves a striped account for her somewhat prebanner as she prepares to cele- mature enthusiasm. (ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTO) Pana Teacher Pay Is Boosted Pana, June 13 (Staff) Pay increases ranging to $600 a year and a scale of accreditation have been offered teachers who served in the Pana system last year and who have signed contracts to teach next semester.

The 13-point program includes this pay scale: Emergency certificate teachers, teachers with 30 hours' training, 60 hours, 90 hours, 0100 hours, 110 hours, 120 hours, $2,400. Principals of larger schools here will get $300 in addition to their base pay and principals of the smaller schools $200. Scholastic credits will be provided on this basis: Teachers who have taught here nine years or less will be given one semester hour for every year in the school system. Teachers who have taught 10 years or longer, however, will be granted two credit hours for every year. School officials pointed out that it the credit outline reduces a teacher's pay to less than that of 1946-47, the 1946-47 salary will be paid.

If the number of credits granted for teaching experience brings the total to more than 120 hours, and the teacher has no degree, maximum pay will be $2,300. Rev. Walter Mitchell, Methodist Pastor, Dies Rev. Walter James Mitchell, Methodist minister who has served pastorates in Wapella, Atwood, Neoga, Charleston, Hammond and other Central in Illinois towns, died Tues. day Springfield where he made his home during the last year.

Rev. Mr. Mitchell, a native of Boston, and a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan university, retired in 1924 and for. 20 years had lived in Riverton before moving to Springfield. He leaves five children, Mary Almira, of Detroit, Walter Fee, of Chicago; Wallace Moore, Waverly; Nellie Elizabeth Field, Villa Grove, and Annetta Louise Mazfield, Decatur.

Services and burial were held in Springfield yesterday. Pat Fredericks Held On Bad Check Charge Pat Fredericks is being held by Springfield authorities on charges of passing bad checks in Decatur, said yesterday. Fredericks identified by a Decatur business man as the person who had given him $91 in worthless checks. Chief of Police Glenn Kerwin and Lt. R.

J. Doyle reecived a confession from Fredericks in Springfield Thursday, but they said he would be held in Springfield for charges filed against him there. Pana Mine Project Pana, June 13-Work has begun on reaming out and placing a sixinch casing in the Peabody Coal Co. core test hole south of Pana. Workers estimate that the job will be finished sometime in August and that there will be little other activity until they are finished.

The core test was completed recently with the discovery of an eight and one-halt seam of No. 6 grade coal at a depth of 703 feet. Frede Chevrolet Gets $100,000 Parts Supply Nine tons of mechanical and sheet metal parts were received by the Frede Chevrolet Co. yesterday, marking what Richard Otts, parts manager, called the largest single shipment ever sent to an individual dealer in the Midwest. The total inventory of over $100,000 contains parts for all Chevrolet auto and truck models from 1929 through 1947.

The shipment includes motor blocks, cylinder heads, fenders, and chassis parts. Champion Lamb Sold for $165 Chicago, June 13 (AP) A price of $1.65 a more than the current market price -was paid today for the 100-pound southdown corriedale lamb which had won the Chicago junior lamb show championship for its 12-yearold owner. The prize-winning entry, exhibited by Gale Hastings, of Lacon, was bought by Armour for $165. Earlier in the day it was adjudged best of 505 lambs entered by 91 farm boys and girls from Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. Gale, eighth-grade student in a rural Marshall county school, won another first with his pen-of-five exhibit, which included the champion lamb.

The other four lambs in this exhibit brought cents a pound for their 350-pound aggregate. Young Hastings also placed third in the pen-of-three competition. Deal, Vandalia Barber Union Secretary, Dies Vandalia, June 13 (Staff) Funeral services for Rolla Deal, 56, Vandalia barber and secretarytreasurer of the Barbers union local, will be at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the First Methodist church with burial in Fairlawn cemetery.

He died late Thursday in Mark Greer hospital after a short illness. He also had been an organizer of the Fayette Coon Hunters club. In addition to his wife Cora, he leaves four daughters, Mrs. Lois Freeman, Vandalia; Mrs. Mildred Julian, Chicago; Mrs.

Retha Smith, Greenville; Mrs. Violet Flechsig, Ramsey; eight grandchildren; his father Robert T. Deal, Brownstown; four brothers, Tony, Vandalia; John, Indianapolis; Leon, Decatur; Floyd, Brownstown; and three sisters, Mrs. Edith Fristoe, Mrs. Rozena Metz, Villa Grove; and Mrs.

Inez Pasold, Decatur. Hunter funeral home is in charge. Fayette County Hires Four More Teachers Vandalia, June 13 (Staff) Four teachers have been employed in the Fayette county rural schools within the past few days. County School Superintendent G. Kenneth Greer said Thursday.

They are Bessie Pursell, Valley school; Ola Fristee. Centerville; Mrs. Bessie Foltz, Woodyard, and Jesse L. Heischmidt, Ball Hill. Pana Yearbook Out Pana, June 13-The 37th edition of Panorama, senior class yearbook of Pana township high school, has been dedicated to Maribeth S.

Knight, English teacher, the staff 6 announced as the edition was distributed. Machine Shop Foreman WANTED -By large Midwestern Manufacturer, to take full charge of production machine shop. This is a small shop with a wide variety of machines. Third shift work with good opportunity for advancement for right man. Must be an experienced machine shop foreman.

Give full account of qualifications, experience and age in first letter. All replies will be considered confidential. Box 715, Herald- Review. Today's Radio: Air Views on Tax Cut Bill STATION FREQUENCIES WSOY -1340 WMAQ -670 WLS 690 WENR WBBM 780 WGN -720 Mc. (channel 254) The pros and cons of the federal tax reduction bill now awaiting presidential action and the shape of national budgets to come will be the subject for discussion on U.S.

(WBBM-4 p.m.) by spokesmen for capital, labor and agriculture. Catherine McLeod and Don Ameche recreate their original film roles in an adaptation of the movie hit, "That's My. Man," exciting drama of the turf, on "This is Hollywood" (WSOY-8 p.m.). Lost in the dead, cold stratosphere 10 miles above the earth is an experience in the life of Mike Fordney, providing another thrilling chapter of the "Adventurers' Club" a.m.). The final words of a condemned man unravel a dramatic story, when Cameron Mitchell plays the leading role in "The Last Question" on "Stars Over Hollywood" a.m.).

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Baseball -Decatur vs. Danville WSOY-FM I. I. I. -Decatur vs.

Danville WMAQ A Little Night Music 10:30 WENR Fine Arts Quartet WMAQ Promenade Concert 10:45 WSOY Disc Data WSOY-FM Diso Data 11:00 WS0Y News WSOY-FM News 11:03 WSOY Freddy Martin's Orch. 11:30 WSOY Tony Pastor's Orch. 11:55 WSOY News 2 Hurt in Plane Crash Are Moved to Clinton Clinton, June 13 (Staff) Leroy Taylor and Jesse Cooper, both of Clinton, who were injured Monday in an airplane crash near Fisher, have been moved from Rantoul to the John Warner hospital here. Both are reported recovering satisfactorily. Reedy in Austria Pvt.

Leonard Ray Reedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reedy, 650 East Van Buren avenue, is studio engineer for the armed forces radio station in Vienna, Austria, and has recently completed a year's service with the army in that country. Marriage Licenses Clifford E.

Brown. Decatur 22 Betty E. Benner, Decatur 17 Lawrence Robert Karch, Decatur 20 Beverly Jean Rohman, Decatur 17 Hansfield B. Warner, Decatur 22 Norma Jean Hale. Decatur 18 Coy Bobbett.

Decatur Eloise Morgret, Decatur 24 Donald E. Luther, Decatur 24 Merilyn Claire Bendeck, Decatur 23 James K. Gates, Decatur legal Vivian Vera Cowger, Decatur legal DeLloyd Keas, Decatur legal Mary Elizabeth Bone, Decatur legal Born To DAGGETT, Mr. and Mrs. Roy William, route 2.

Maroa, a daughter, June 12, in D. M. C. CHAPMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry, Salem, a daughter June 10 in Salem Memorial hospital. GOSNEY, Mr. and Mrs. Billy, 1060 South Maffit, 8 daughter, June 12, in St. Mary's.

HOOD. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, Kell, 3 daughter June 11 in Salem Memorial hospital. McROBERTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. route 2, Damen avenue, a daughter, June 12, in St. Mary's.

MOORE, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon, 986 North Fairview, A daughter, June 12, St. PECK, Mr. and Mrs.

Hush Sidney, 237 North Calhoun, a daughter, June 12, in D. M. C. Born To PAGE, Mr. and Mrs.

Marion, South Greenwood, a son, June 12, in St. Mary's. ROBERTS. Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon, 3809 East Grand, a daughter, June 11, in St. Mary's. SAGER. Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver, Salem, son June 10 in Salem Memorial hospital. THINENS, and Mrs. Robert, 353 Longview place, a daughter, June 12, in M. C. WALTZ, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry, 429 South Webster. a son. June 12. in St.

Mary's. Central Illinois Deaths BATEMAN, Mrs. Flora, 73. of Farmer City, died Thursday night in a Jacksonville hospital. Leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Lucille Smith and Mrs. Callie Warren, both of Farmer City; one brother. Sam of Farmer City: four sisters, Mrs. Dollie Bair and Mrs. Rose Porter of Farmer City and Mrs.

Anna Beckham of Jacksonville and Mrs. Etta McKinstry of Chicago: also five grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete. DEAL, Rolla, 56, Vandalia, died Thursday; services 2:30 p. m.

Sunday, Vandalia First Methodist church. burial Fairlawn cemetery; Hunter funeral home in charge. GLICK, George, 51, Lincoln, former state highway patrolman and Lincoln police officer, died Friday morning in Hines hospital: leaves daughter Mrs. Mary Smith, Lincoln; father Fred Glick: four brothers, Dick, Lincoln; Walter, Pontine; Henry, Bucyrus, Ohio: Edward, Kentucky; two sisters, Mrs. Kate Rice and Mrs.

Florence Apt. South Bend, body at Wright funeral home: arrangements incomplete. HUNTER, Miss Addie, 86, of Clinton, died Thursday evening in Jacksonville. Services 2 p. m.

Saturday in Reeser funeral home. Clinton: burial In Woodlawn cemetery. KLEMM. Dona Louise, 14, Atlanta, died 11:30 a. m.

Friday at home: leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Klemm, brother Clarence and two sisters, Doris and Marcia: body taken to Tuttle funeral home, Atlanta, and will be returned to the residence Saturday afternoon: services 2:30 p. m. Sunday Atlanta Christian church, burial Atlanta cemetery.

MEYERS. Alfred. 50, Salem, died 6 n. m. Friday Salem Memorial hospital: leaves two children, Betty Ann and Alfred A.

father Charles, step-mother Mrs. Lovell Meyers, Salem; brother, Harold, San Jose, services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Salem First Presbyterian church, burial East Lawn cemetery: McMackin 111- Neral home In charge. WEIGAND, Sebastian, 83, Mattoon, died early Friday at home or son Arthur In Mattoon: also leaves wife Mary; services 9 n.

m. Monday St. Mary's church, Mount Carmel, burial St. Mary's cemetery; Short funeral home, Mount Carmel, In charge. Funerals-Decatur 1A MOREY, MR.

FRANK MILTON. Services 1:30 p. m. Monday. chapel.

Interment Fairlawn cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 a. m. Saturday. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. POLLOCK. MRS. GERTRUDE IRENE: Services 3 P.

M. Saturday, Grace Methodist Church. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. Legal Notices Proposals for the following will be received by the State of Illinois, Division of Architecture and Engineering, Armory Building, Springfield, Illinois. on Thursday, June 26. 1947, at Two Thirty o'clock p.

m. Central Daylight Saving Time: 1. Electrical Repairs and Additions, Armory Building, Rock Island. Illinois. 2.

Interior Painting. Northwest Armory, Kedzie and North Avenues, Chicago, Illinois. 3. General Work, Electrical, Repairs and Additions, Madison Street Armory, Chicago, Illinois. 4.

Tuckpointing Repairs, Armory Building, Monmouth. Illinois. 5. Complete work for Repairs, Armory Building, Woodstock, Illinois. 6.

Electrical Repairs and Additions, Giles Avenue Armory, Chicago, Illinois. 7. Electrical Alterations and Repairs, Broadway Armory, Chicago. Illinois. 8.

Electric Work for New Underground A. C. Service to Auditorium and Chemical and Manual Arts Building. Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale, Illinois. 9.

General Work, Heating. Ventilating and Plumbing Work, Pipe Covering Work, Electrical Work, Elevator for Kitchen Wing Addition to Log Lodge, Starved Rock State Park, Utica, Illinois. All proposals to be in accordance with plans and specifications which may be viewed in the Division of Architecture and Engineering offices. Armory and Office Building, Springfield, Illinois and 160 North LaSalle Street, Chicago. Illinois.

State of Illinois C. Herrick Hammond Supervising Architect PUBLICATION NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Statute 2. that there is now pending in the circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois, a case entitled "Margaret Imogene Dinger, Plaintiff. VS. Joseph A.

Dinger, Defendant, Chancery No. 42493," wherein plaintiff seeks 8 divorce and other relief, and that default may be entered in said cause against you on or after July 7th, 1947. Dated this 6th day of June, A.D. 1947. HARRY R.

BUTT, Circuit Clerk. (SEAL) Redmon, Smith 209 National Bank Building, Decatur 16, Illinois. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Proposals for the following will be received by the State of Illinois, Division of Architecture and Engineering, Armory Building, Springfield, Illinois on Tuesday, June 17. 1947 at Two Thirty o'clock P.M., Central Daylight Saving Time: 1.

General Work: Heating and Plumbing Work: Pipe Covering; Electrical Work for Alterations to Hospital Lincoln State School and Colony, Lincoln, Illinois. 2. Electrical Work for Alterations to Cottases, Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Children's School. Normal, Illinois. 3.

Ventilating System for North Kitchen, Dixon State Hospital, Dixon, Illinois. 4. Addition to Water Softener Plant, East Moline State Hospital, East Moline, Illinois. 5. Electrical Work Occupational Ther8py Building.

Elgin State Hospital, Elgin, Illinois. 6. Electrical Repairs, Armory Building, Dixon, Illinois. 7. Electrical Alterations, Washington Park Armory, 52nd and Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

8. Electrical Alterations. Wentworth Avenue Armory, 3401 Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. 9. Electrical Repairs, Rockford Armory, Rockford, Illinois.

10. Interior Painting, Armory Building, Waukegan, Illinois. 11. Electrical Repairs and Additions, Armory Building, Quincy, Illinois. All proposals to accordance with plans viewed and the Division specifications of which Architecture may and be in Offices.

Armory and Office Engineerings Springfield, Illinois and 160 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois. State of Illinois C. Herrick Hammond Supervising Architect. TAX PURCHASE NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF MACON, ss.

To: Amelia F. Downing, 2430 North Water Street. Decatur, Illinois; Clara Padgett, 237 North Jackson Street, Decatur. Illinois: Gordon Brown, Grantee of Nellie M. Keim (formerly the wife of Conrad Blenz, now deceased) and Grover C.

Keim. her husband, 1349 West Macon Street. Decatur, Illinois: and Unknown Owners or Persons Interested. TAKE NOTICE that at A tax sale of lands and lots, in pursuance of law. by the County Collector of Macon County.

Illinois, under and by virtue of the judsment entered October 9, 1945 by the County Court of Macon County, Illinois against such lands and lots for the delinquent general taxes for each of ten or more years (1.c., 1932 to 1944 inclusive) delinquent of September 13, 1945, including forfeitures, and for interest, penalties and costs thereon, and for special assessments, interest and costs due thereon, together with interest, penalties costs upon such delinquent special assessments, held in the City of Decatur, County of Macon and State of Illinois. on the 22nd day of October, 1945, the undersigned, Gordon Brown, purchased the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Twelve (12) of Owner's Resurvey of Lots 8 to 13 inclusive of Block Eleven (11) of Allen, McReynolds Addition to the City of. Decatur, as per Plat recorded in Book 335 at Page 364 of the Records in the Recorder's Office of Macon County, Illinois, for state, county, town, road and bridge, tuberculosis sanitarium, school, park, interest, penalties and costs due and unpaid thereon for the years 1932 to 1944 inclusive. That said real estate was taxed and assessed in the name of Gertrude Blenz, who died in the year 1924. and that said real estate is now in the possession of Mrs.

Clara Padgett, and the above named Amelia F. Downing is now the owner of said premises, except the undivided one-ninth interest therein which stands of record in Gordon Brown, as grantee of Nellia M. Keim (formerly the wife of Conrad Blenz, now deceased). That the time allowed by law for redemption of said premises from said sale will expire on October 22. 1947.

Dated at Decatur, Illinois, this 4th day of June, 1947. GORDON BROWN, Purchaser. Funerals Decatur 1A I Major, Alva Dempsey Services 2:30 p. m. Sunday, Warrensburg Methodist church.

Interment Illini cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home Saturday and at family residence in Warrensburg after 10 a. m. Sunday. Dawson Wikoff Harris, Lenora Angeline Services 1:30 D.

m. Saturday chapel. Burial Odd Fellows cemetery. Mowenqua, Ill. Friends may call at funeral home.

Dawson Wikoff Siefman, Larry Wayne Graveside services 10 a. m. Saturday. Graceland cemetery, Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff PAPPAS, MRS.

PANAGIOTA. Brief services 9:30 a. m. Monday, chapel, 2 p. m.

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox church, St. Louis, Mo. Interment St. Matthews cemep.

m. chapel. Friends may at funeral homo nfter 4 p. m. Saturday, J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. FORKNER, MR. ROY ENGENE (RED) Service 10 A. In.

Saturday Chapel. Interment Graceland Cemetery, Friends may call at funeral home after 9 a. m. Friday J. J.

Moran Sons' Service. TAYLOR. MRS. ANN LAMB. Services p.

m. chaped. Friends may call nt funeral home after 4 p. m. Saturday, Interment Greenwood cemetery.

J. J. Moran Sons' Service. WHALEN. MRS.

GRACE LENORA: Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Chapel. Intercall at Moran's funeral J. ment Graceland cemetery.

Friends, may Moran Sons Service. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN: A beautiful well-kept cemetery, perpetual care. Select your lot and pay on easy terms. 146 S. Water, 4495.

FOR QUALITY nnd Servicel BordersBerg Vault Co. Edinburg. Ill. Makers of concrete burial vaults. SINGING Tower concert Sunday 3 to p.

m. Public invited. Macon County Memorial Park. Insurance GENERAL INSURANCE, Ralph Wilcox. Bennett Shade.

4495: 2-6974. Masonic Temple Activities 6A STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE 979. Speclal meeting Saturday 6:30 p. m. 3rd degree.

Personals I WILL not be responsible for any debts except those contracted by myself. Everett Liston, 1152 E. Riverside, Decatur, Ill. WO HING LAUNDRY, S. Main, quitting business.

Last week to pick up laundry. Moving to Chicago Where to Go 1C BASEBALL GAME, Fairview park Sun. afternoon, June 15. Last year's city champions of Semi-Pros Bloomington Oil0-Matics vs. Decatur Blues.

P. A. system for your convenience. Game called p. m.

BEMENT THEATER, Bement, Ill. Land Rush with Charles Starrett. also "Personality with Anita Louise. Sunday, "Stallion Road" with Ronald Regan. Block's Ice Cream Delicious Healthful 136 S.

Main CLASS IN EVERY GLASS! Try the taste of a cool. refreshing drink at Ralph's Pub. 135 S. Oakland. CREST THEATRE.

Cerro Gordo, 11. "Lover Come Back" with George Brent and Lucille Ball. DEWSY'S CAFE: (Next to Macon. Ill) Serving fried chicken daily and Sunday till 8:30 p.m. Phone Macon 145.

FAIRVIEW Homecoming, 2 miles Argenta. All teachers, pupils, parents invited. Potluck dinner Sunday, June 15. The Committee. GOT A DATE TONIGHT? Drive her to the Burger Basket located Lake Shore Drive and Route 51.

HAVING COMPANY THIS SUNDAY? Bring them to the Kenney Kitchen Cafe. ney, Illinois for delicious fried chicken. Machine Tool Welding Electric Display June 16, 17; 18th Free Moving Pictures Every Night Open Until 10 P. Black Co. 340 Main Decatur, Ill.

PIX THEATRE, Blue Mound, Ill, with Dorothy Lamour and Ray Milland. RUMMAGE SALE. Saturday, corner Marion and Franklin, starting 7:30 a. m. W.

S. C. Wesley Church. RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, 547 North Broadway. Includes childrens' clothing.

RUMMAGE SALE: 551 N. Broadway, Saturday, June 14. Alpha Chi Beta Sorority. RUMMAGE SALE prices. Infants.

tots, teens and adult clean summer clothes. Cash Cleaners. 161 S. Jasper. SOFTBALL GAME 8:00 P.

M. Butterfield boys over 15 VS. Niantic boys over 15. Special turkey dinner Sun. $1.00.

Butterfield's, west Decatur, Wyckles corner. THE TIFFIN. chicken. steak dinners. Weekdays, Sundays.

Holidays, 12:30 Phone 58 for reservations. Route 51. Macon TWICE AS MUCH FUN! Have you ridden the "bicycle built for two?" Hobby House, 1104 N. Water. WANTED: 10,000 HUNGRY PEOPLE! To taste the savour of our steaks and fried chicken! THE WOODEN SHOE 241 E.

MAIN Lost and Found LADIES' BILLFOLD: Light tan. contained currency, identification. Finder keep money. 2-3444. LADIES BLACK plastic purse, containing identification, lost near Wyckles Corner.

Thursday night, Reward. 2-8314. WRIST WATCH. Lady's. Initialed G.

R. H. 2-8218. Lost and Found 10 LADY'S yellow gold wrist watch: metal mesh band. Lost Wednesday.

Reward. 8095. LOST Friday afternoon Ben Franklin Store. zipper purse containing about $10. Badly Reward, Mary Baum, Rt.

2 Decatur. RING found alley between College and N. College. Edward, 1000" block, Owner identify. 1014 SQUARE watch with lapel pin.

Torrence Park, Tuesday evening. Reward. 3-1119. STRAYED, small white dog with tan spots, Short bowed front legs. Reward.

2-7744. Automotive 11 Buick 1940 Special Sedan. 1946 Ford Super Deluxe sedan coupe, 1946 Mercury tudor, radio, heater. 1946 Dodge sedan. radio, heater.

1941 Chevrolet Coupe, radio, heater. 1941 Ford Super Deluxe, sedan, radio, heater. 1940 Packard Club Coupe. 1940 Ford tudor, radio, heater. 1940 Packard Club Coupe.

1939 Ford tudor. Many Other Used Cars and Trucks BEN NOLEN 542 E. Prairie 2-3913 CHEVROLET sedan, 1937. $450. 1933 Cherrolet, 2 door.

1941 Army Dodge ton truck. Eversole's, 901 W. Eldorado. CHEVROLET 1937 TRUCK. short wheel base, excellent condition, $475.

Verkier Bros. 203 W. Main. BUICK. 1941 Club coupe.

Good condition. Good tires and radio. $1250. 2-0509. BUSES: 1940 to 1946 models.

School or Commercial use. Excellent conditionjust overhauled. C. B. Moore, Blue Mound, CHEVROLET.

1924. truck. 1933 motor. 1704 N. Summit.

CHEVROLET 1934. coupe. Good condition $150, 733 N. Main. CHEVROLET 1934 panel truck.

2-4626. 2-3351. CHEVROLET, 1934, 4-door. $125. 1583 North CHEVROLET 1936, 2 door: 1283 E.

Logan after 5. CHEVROLET 1936 dump truck. Anderson Tire Co. 1454 E. Eldorado.

3-3618. AIRPLANES 1947 STINSON VOYAGER. place 165 H. P. 2 way radio, sensitive altimeter.

$5845. CHEVROLET 1946 Fleetline Aero-Sedan. CHEVROLET 1946 Stylemaster sedan Very clean. 1940 PLYMOUTH, as is $695 1041 HUDSON SEDAN WAS $975 TILL SATURDAY $895 Decatur Motor Sales Authorized Kaiser-Frazer Dealers 333 N. Broadway Phone 3-1441 CHEVROLET 1940, original black coupe, new tires, radio, heater, $895.

632 8. Franklin. 2-3072. CHEVROLET: 1941 4 door Fleetline, cleanest car in town, mechanically perfect. 305 S.

Oakland. CHEVROLET like new. 445 Central Ave, after 6 p. In. CHRYSLER 1928.

Good transportation; tires, $65. Chevrolet 1933. 5 tires, good condition, $175. Junior Stevens. 2-8677.

CHRYSLER, 1931 4 door; motor good: tires like new. Good upholsters, seat covers. 500 E. Eldorado. CHRYSLER New Yorker 1940, 5 passenger convertible.

Call 2-5735. DODGE, 1936 door sedan, radio, heater, $225. 1860 W. Center. DODGE, 1941-2 door luxury liner.

Heater. K. Gregory, Cisco, phone 29. FORD MODEL A tudor, factory reconditioned motor. new tires, new paint, new upholstery.

Guaranteed. 2110 E. Condit. FORD MOTORS: V-8. Model factory reconditioned.

2110 E. Condit. 3-1941. FORD TRUCK. used 1947, ton, S.W.B., without bed.

Stevensons Garage, 3480 E. William. 2-5051. FORD 1936 Fordor: black: in good condition. $495.

1398 Buena Vista. FORD. 1937 sedan, radio, heater, defroster. Good condition. 2-4091: 8 to 5.

FORD 1937 Tudor, newly rebuilt motor. good tires, good upholstering. 2735 N. Morgan, 8 till 3:30. 2-8716.

FORD 1940 lwb. excellent condition trade. 2110 E. Condit. throughout.

Will a take pick up truck in FORD. 1940 ton. L.W.B. truck. 1946 motor: good condition.

Howard Ferry, Warrensburg. Phone 59R22 Latham. FORD 1940 Tudor. A real bargain. LUSTER-RECHTIN Ford Dealers.

385 E. Prairie FORD 1941 super deluxe coupe. Radio, heater. new motor. Sell or trade.

1473 W. Main. FORD 1941 pickup with 1946 motor. Ressonable. Carl Hazen, Tower Hill, Phone 2824.

FORD 1946 truck. L.W.B.. grain body, stock rack. H. A.

Kuhle Implement Store, 444 E. Main. 5033. HOUSE TRAILERS SPECIAL PRICE See the 21 ft. Overland made by Travelite, fully equipped.

$1,682 TAX PAID BARDING TRAILER SALES OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY TILL 8 P. M. WEEK DAYS 972 B. WOOD, DECATUR, IA 1-3730 HOUSE TRAILERS Dun: Elcar; Star; Shoreland: Princeton: Streamiite Sun; Cooper Craft; Clippar Coach, 15 to 30 ft. Electric refrigerators.

Bottle gas stove. Showers. water heaters in some. $1295 to 83895. Terms KISTLER TRAILER SALES 2600 W.

MAIN. 2-2404 JEEP. 1946, power take $950. 167 Longview Place. MACK tractor and Van trailer.

H. A. Kuhle, 444 E. Main. 5033.

NASH 1942. Model 600. Good condition. Glenn Willouchby. Lovington.

Ill. OLDSMOBILE 1935, 4 door Sell or trade. 3850 E. Hickory. PLYMOUTH 1934 coupe, clean, good condition.

2224 E. Division. PLYMOUTH 1938 coupe, Food condition. $650. 2085 N.

Union. REO Safety School Bus NOW on Display at H. A. KUHLE IMPLEMENT STORE 444 E. Main.

Phone 5033 A GROUP OF 33 USED CARS $100 UP TO $1275. SELL OR TRADE 1930 TO 1942 MODELS Pay Highest Prices For Clean Used Cars Coffey Auto Market Brondway at Eidorado, Decatur 3-1011.