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SOUTHERN ILLIN01SAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1U5 Eighteen SERVICES SATURDAY FOR MRS. KALNINS Funeral services for Mrs. 1 flTYtf 7M.HTCtf. 34 Dcfafrcm Zenija Kalnins, 78, of Dongola will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at East St.

Louis Livestock Hogs sows 170 250 lb barrows and gilts 14.50 sows 275-600 lb 7.00-12.75. Cattle 500; calves 100; load choice steers 22.00; load choice heifers 21.00; utility and commercial cows 13.00-14.50; veal-ers moderately active, about steady; choice vealers the First Luntheran Church, SERVICES TODAY FOR FIRE VICTIM Funeral services for s. Clara Shadle Toko, 63. Du Quoin, victim of a house fire, were at 2 p.m. today at Weinberg Funeral Home in Du Quoin.

Mrs. Toko's charred body was found in bed after firemen extinguished flames that destroyed her small home at Parker overcome by smoke. Cause of the fire is undetermined. An inquest is pending. The fire was reported at 1:30 a.m.

by a neighbor who saw a glow through his window. Mrs. Toko lived alone. She had been a resident of Du Quoin eight years. She leaves a brother, William Shadle of DuBois; and sisters, Lorena Shadle and Mrs.

Mar- Dcngola. Rev. William J. Boatman, Murphysboro, will officiate. Mrs.

Kalnins died Wednesday while visiting her daughter in avenue and Vine street Thurs Chicago. She leaves her daughter, Mrs. Carmen Colvet, Chi 5f L- cago, and a son, Rev. I. Edward Kalnins, pastor of the First day.

She apparently had been 'shall Coffel. both of Dubois. jMrs. George Rosnowski of Du Funeral Home, Dongola. after Quoin, Mrs.

Bertha Anielak of 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be Chicago and Mrs. Gradie Nailon in St John's cemetery. of Oklahoma City, Okla.

Lutheran Church, Dongoh. fcs w- VkM Chicago Produce Butter steady; wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score AA 92 A 574; 90 57; 89 56; Cars 90 573i; 9 Eggs firm; wholesale buying prices unchanged to ll2 higher; Friends may call at the Tord (HUB, $Kows 70 per cent or better grade A West Berlin Protests To LGermany Berlin, Dec.27(AP) Tne West Berlin city government today took the unprecedented step of addressing itself directly to the Communist East German government about the Christmas day shooting of a refugee on the Berlin wall. The action by a member of Mayor Willy Brandt's city government took Western officials here by surprise. Britain, France and the United States as occupying powers in Berlin regard it as solely their prerogative to protest such incidents to the Communists. The West Berlin government, represented by Horst Korber, made a critical oral statement to Erich Wendt, deputy minister for cultural affairs.

The two men had negotiated the temporary arrangement 'allowing West Berlincrs through the wall to visit relatives in East Berlin. The shooting of Paul Schultz, 18, while he was climbing over the wall to escape had no connection with the pass question. It was the first time that the West Berlin government ad i .4 MunUiQiiJ; whites 42V2; mixed 41 Vb; mediums 34; standards 36; dirties checks 3m. v. My S3 4 iw tn nnmumw JuidtSiuw iwiiiywwiiiiiiiwwiinwniwil mw.iiiwi ni mm i iii ii.ni.

ers are anticipated on the Pa will be a few snow flurries in the Lakes area and in the northern Rockies while show cific coast from central California northward. (AP Wirephoto) WEATHER FORECAST A cold, clear Christmas Eve is the weather forecast for virtually all the nation. There Daily Roundup Stocks Rally Second Day; Trading Gains New York, Dec. 27 (AP) The stock market extended its -s v. Weather Facts From Area And Across Nation Across Nation post-Christmas rally into a sec Area Picture WEATHER AT 7 A.

M. Highest last 24 hours. Lowest Low yesterday 24; 7 a.m. 28; 6 p.m. yesterday 40.

High yesterday 54; 10 a.m. 37. ond session early this afternoon. A number of key issues picked up a point or nearly a point, although generally the price level was below the morning's best. The trading, pace was .13 .04 .03 dressed itself about an incident Albuquerque, cloudy 52 25 Atlanta clear 61 44' Bismarck, clear 36 -2 Boise, fog 35 Boston, cloudy 31 IV Buffalo, snow 35 IF! Chicago, cloudy 33 2 4 Cincinnati, cloudy 48 32 Denver, cloudy 47 23 Des Moines, cloudy 40 19 at the wall directly to the East Precipitation 52 30 39 18 45 23 39 19 43 26 35 15 27 6 .06 last night.

Belleville Moline Quincy Rockford Vandalia East Dubuque Albany, snow German government, which is Sun rises 7:30 a.m. sets 4:41 p.m. Crab Orchard Lake 20 inches below spillway. Devil's Kitchen Lake 10 inches below spillway. Little Grassy Lake 20 inches below spillway.

FIVE DAY FORECAST Southern Illinois Temperatures for the five day period 4 speedier than Thursday when volume fell to a four-month low. Market analysts began talking about a belated year end rally in the final sessions of the year. At noon, the Associated Press average of 60 stocks was ahead 1.3 at 285.4 with industrials up 2.0, rails up .7 and utilities up .4. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 3.74 at 763.95. Among the wide-moving is 36 24 9 -10 64 34 32 19 80 69 Detroit, snow Fairbanks, clear Fort Worth, cloudy Helena, snow Honolulu, cloudy .02 .12 4 Saturday through Wednesday Indianapolis, cloudy 42 27 Jacksonville, cloudy 65 47 Juneau, cloudy 33 .29 Kansas City, clear '54 .10 a-x in 1 1 -mi im.mi in ifniii.j.

i i -r'J'3nT ijfurr-f will average 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal normals. Slightly warmer Sunday, turning colder sues, Xerox retained a gain of about 7 from an earlier advance again the first of the week. Nor now DE KALB A rfzif OTTAWA I JOUtT gALtSBURG AANKAEe PEORIA 1 PONTIAC MACOMB y-y I I BLOOMIHGTOH I uncoinT champaign I BEAADSTOW I'QmWCY Jf" URBANA JACKSONVILLE SPW'f lllo "aDECTU MATTOOW CARLINVILLE EFFINGHAM VANDALIA I I VILLE 1 ST. LOUIS UWEHCEylliy ST LOUIS I NT. VERNON of around 10.

IBM was ahead mal highs range from the mid not recognized by any Western power. The West Berlin action followed a similar protest made today by the U. S. charge d'affairs, Martin J. Hillenbrand, at Bonn to Pyotr Abrassimov, Soviet ambassador to East Germany.

The Russians have since 1949 rejected all Allied protests, saying that the "sovereign" government of East Germany should be addressed in any matter involving a situation in Berlin. The Russians could, upon arrival of the U. S. protest, say that it was redundant since a statement already had been made by the West Berlin government to the East Germans. The Russians have always maintained that this was the "correct" way of handling East-West business in Berlin.

The city government took is action on the heels of a former West German cabinet minister's charge that the city deliberately tried to play down the about 4 compared with a 6-point 30s in the north to the mid 40s bulge early in the session. in the extreme south. Normal Los Angeles, clear Louisville, cloudy Memphis, clear Miami, clear Milwaukee, snow clear New Orleans, fog New York, cloudy Okla. City, clear Omaha, clear 67 54 43 63 32 27 72 45 57 42 .01 49 35 26 53 17 5 51 30 26 18 lows are from around 20 in the Price Index Up In the business news background was a rise in the con north to the low 30s in the ex treme south. No precipitation of sumer price index to a record consequence is expected.

Aren't holidays fun? You bet they are Few things can equal the pleasure of having family and friends with you during the holidays. Of course, all this fun and entertaining means you use extra electricity. All your electric servants work harder. You cook larger meals, use more lights for a longer period, heat more water for baths and dishes. The doors are opened more often, too, so that your electric heating equipment or furnace motor works harder.

As a result, the first electric bill you receive after the holidays may be a little bigger. But, when you think back to those happy days, and how many ways electricity helped you enjoy them, we' believe you'll agree your electric service is still just about the biggest bargain in your family budget. HEMI MURPMYSRORO CAftftONDALE HtPRlSBUfte VERGENNESMAN DIES Funerai Services Sunday For Howard Blacklock Howard Blacklock, 71, a retired Vergennes area farmer, died this morning in Marshall Philadelphia, cloudy 43 25 Phoenix, clear 64 36 Pittsburgh, rain 44 36 Ptldn. clear 22 2 Ptlnd. cloudy 42 37 .23 Rapid City, cloudy 46 17 State Zones Richmond, cloudy St.

Louis, clear Salt Lk. City, snow San Diego, cloudy San cloudy Seattle, cloudy Tampa, clear 02 37 27 26 23 69 47 60 50 46 41 64 54 How If Looks Across State .26 CEHTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY high in November. Airline and rail issues again showed mostly plus signs. Eastern Air Lines, Pan American, United and American were all up major fractions. Steels were quiet with major steelmakers picking up small fractions.

Chrysler was up and down all morning. At one time the price was off a point and soon after it was up just as much. It retained a light upside edge. Ford and Studcbaker also gained small fraction while GM was unchanged. American Crystal Sugar surged upward by 3 points.

Central Aguirre, Holly Sugar and South Puerto Rico gained fractions. Consolidated Natural Gas fell about 1 while GE added about 1. The company announced changes in its divisional setup. DuPont was ahead more than 22, Merck about W'z. U.

S. government bonds were higher and corporates were mixed. Washington, cloudy 52 28 Winnipeg, cloudy 5 -12 .13 Browning Hospital in Du Quoin after a long illness. He was born May 14, 1892, in Vergennes, the son of John and Mollie Spincer Blacklock. He was married March 6, 1910, to Edith Wright.

Mr. Blacklock was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Du Quoin. He was also a member of the and Royal Arch Masons in Du Quoin and Paul Stout Post 127 of the American Legion in Murphysboro. He leaves his wife; brothers, Valley of Vergennes and Arthur of St. Louis, and a sister Mrs.

Mollie Schroeder of Springfield. One sister preceded him in death. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel in Murphysboro. with Rev.

W. S. Erwin officiating. Burial will be in 1 Clearing and colder tonight, lows 5 below to 5 above. Saturday generally fair and continued cold, highs 15-22.

2 Clearing and colder tonight, low 2 below to 7 above. Saturday generally fair and cm-continued cold, highs in the 20s. 3 Clearing and colder tonight, lows zero to 10 above. Saturday generally fair and continued cola, highs int he 20s. 4 Fair tonight then increasing cloudiness Saturday.

A gradual cooling trend with low tonight 10 to 18. High Saturday 26-32. 5 Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Saturday. A STASSEN'S CANDIDACY DECISION NEXT MONTH Philadelphia, Dec. 27 (AP) Former Gov.

Harold E. Stas-j SCHLOSSER FIRED BY WESTERN MICHIGAN Kalamazoo, Dec. 27 (AP) Merle Schlosser has been fired as football coach at Western Michigan and will be assigned other duties in the physical cduaton department, James W. Miller, the university's president, announced Friday. Schlosser had held the head coaching job seven years.

This season's team was 2-7 and his over-all record was 28-33-3. Miller said he acted on Athletic Director Mitchell Gary's recommendation. Schlosser was hanged in effigy on the campus and players complained about him in a petition to Gary. The details were not made public. Schlosser, former football star at the University of Illinois and at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in World War II, was an assistant coach at Missouri and Bowling Green before coming to Western Michigan.

JURYTO START SlNATRA KIDNAP INQUIRY JAN. 1 Los Angeles, Dec. 27 (AP) A federal grand jury will continue deliberations Jan. 2 on the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnap case.

The jury began studying evidence Thursday against three men jailed by the FBI and charged with the Dec. 8 abduction of the young singer. The three arc John William Irwin, 42; Barry Worthington Kecnan. 23, and Joseph Clyde Amsler, 23. I An hour's factory work in 1VKI2 would buy 3.8 dozen oranges compared with 2.4 dozen in 1942 and 1.1 dozta in 1932.

Memorial I gradual cooling trend with low I tonight 10-18. High Saturday 26- Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday. Masonic services will be at 8 p.m.

Saturday at the funeral home. 32. 6 Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday. A gradual cooling trend with low tonight 20-25. The high Saturday 30-34.

sen of Minnesota says he plans to announce next month whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Stassen, 59, a Philadelphia lawyer, said Thursday night that former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has urged him, along with several others, to run for the nomination so the Re publican party could have the widest possible selection of candidates. Stassen, who was Eisenhower's disarmament adviser, said he was not the former president's No. 1 choice.

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