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ednesaay, June 21, 19 OECATUR HERALD ADS AUTOMOBILES ANNOUNCEMENTS With the Colors CLASSIFIED Today's Radio Last Program For Reviewer STATION FKEQIXNCIU WXS MO WXNR wo WSOY 1340 WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WON "30 Miss Margaret Shaffer will present her final book review on the 'Books of Today" broadcast at 8:45 p. m. on WSOY today. During the program she will review "Mc- Graw of the Giants" by Frank Graham and "War Atlas for Amer icans" published by Simon Schus ter. Miss Shaffer will introduce the new reviewer who will take her place during the program.

"Columbia Presents Corwin." us ually heard at 9:30 p. m. each Tuesday, will be heard at 8 p. m. to night The scheduled change is in effect only this week because of the bond show wich was on WSOY at 9:30 p.

m. last night Two short 10-minute bond pro grams will be heard on WSOY to day. The first, at 12:05 p. will originate from the bond booth at Stewart's dry goods store and the second will originate from Decatur Dry at 4:15 p. Alexander Kipnis, Metropolitan bass, and Vera Brodsky, pianist, are the soloists in a program of Russian music observing the third anniversary of the German in vasion of Russia on "Invitation to Music." at 10:30 p.

m. on WSOY Miss Brodsky will play a waltz from Prokofieff's "War and Peace, the first American performance of any music from that new opera. Kipnis sings a group of songs by Shostakovich, sorr.e of them for the first time in America. Nicolai Berezowsky conducts the Columbia symphony orchestra in the American premiere in an overture by Miaskowsky. Wednesday Morning 00 WSOY Morning Melodies 0TL3 Farm News.

Ai Tiffany 6:15 WLS Morning Devotions 30 SOY News 35 WSOY Gospel Hour 7:00 WSOY News of the World CBS WLS Ax Dreier rle WMAQ 400 Hour T.15 WSOY Musics) Clock WGN News 1:30 WSOY Morning Newspaper 45 WSOY Musical Clock I CO WSOY News CBS I WSOY Sir Along CBS :30 WLS Breakfast Club 8 45 WSOY This Life Is Mine CBS WMAQ Songs In Fashion WBBM John Harrington New 09 WSOY Red Cross Nutrition Prof ram WLS Sweet River 15 WSOY American Rural Church WMAQ Robert St. John. News WGN Spots of Music 8 SO WSCY Open Door CBS 45 WSCY Markets 9 43 WSOY Awhile 55 WSOY Safety Report 10 00 WSOY News WXS Breakfasts it Sardl's 10 05 WSOY According to the Record IC 15 WSOY General Smuts in 30 WSOY Bright Horizon CBS 10:45 WSOY Easter's Parade WGN What's Your Idea 11 P0 WGN Boake Carter. News 11:10 WSOY Local News 11 15 WSOY Big Sister CBS 11:30 WSOY Romance of Helen Trent WIS Livestock. Poultry Market 11 40 Wis The Farm You Would Likf 11:45 WSOY Our Gal Sunday CBS Wednesday Afternoon WSOY News WLS Dinner Bell Time W'SOY Bond Snow from Stewart' WSOY Watching the Clock WSCY News WLS Julian Bentlry News WGN Luncheon with Lopeg WSOY Meadow Gold Tim WSOY Sunny Days WSOY Farm Hour: Closing Markets WL3 Jeep Ride for Victory WSCY Nes WSOY Classical Moments WGN John Holbrook New WSOY Mary Marlln CBS W'lS Songs bv Morten Downey WSOY Bob Trout News CBS 12.

CO 12 05 12 15 12:30 12 45 1 00 1:13 1 30 1:35 1 45 2 00 iGREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC The Celanest Hour ftseirts slfis frwn Frimi- "Vagabond King" Jaon Tnnyon soprani Jan Prca (raor Igor Cerln baritont Caerg Stbastian conductor TONIGHT WSOY 9 P. M. PRESrKTFTl BV Ctlantu Corporation if America c. eu oa. 16 Robertson Wins His Navy Wings Darrell Robert es' I Robertson, 22.

and M. of De Mrs. H. Robertson 1520 West a street. won his gold navy wings and was i sioned an en sign in the naval reserve this week following completion of the prescribed flight training course at the naval air training center, Pensa cola.

Fla. Having been designated a naval aviator. Ensign Robertson will go on active duty at one of the navy's air operational training centers before being assigned to a combat zone. Prior to entering the naval service, he attended Millikin university for three years, where he was a member of the varsity basketball team. Gardner in Virginia f.

Homer Gardner, sea. man class, leave wife two second recently an 11-day with his and their sons of Maroa. Prior to 4 entering sen-ice April 19, 1944. he was em ploved bv the Caterpillar Engine Co. Seaman Gardner received his boot training at Great Lakes and now is stationed at Norfolk.

where he is receiving training in amphibious warfare. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gardner of Maroa. Siefkin in New Jersey Catherine Lakin Siefkin.

daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lakin of Latham, a graduate of the Decatur and Macon County hospital school of nursing, has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the army nurse corps.

At present she is stationed in Atlantic City. N. with the 218th Hospital Ship complement and is awaiting sailing orders on one of the new hospital ships. Completes Training Sgt. Richard D.

Whitney, son of Mrs. Charles S. Whitney, of 227 North Witt street, has completed his phases of combat training at the army air field at Mountain Home, Idaho, prior to his overseas assignment. Sergeant Whitney entered military service Nov. 7.

1942 and has attended the army air forces training schools at Sioux Falls. S. and Tyndall Field. Fla. He is a radio operator in the Liberator bomber.

A De catur high school graduate, he was formerly employed as a machine operator at the Chambers-Bering- Quinlan Co. Ralph Evans Promoted Ralph F. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Evans, rural route 3. has been promoted from lieutenant junior grade to full lieutenant in the naval reserve at the naval air base in Jacksonville. according to word received from the navy department. Lieutenant Evans is an instructor and supervisor at the link trainer and celestial navigation school there.

Prior to entering service he was assistant principal of the high school at Mason City, Iowa. A graduate of Decatur high school and Eastern Illinois State Teachers college, he IT I 9 WGN Words and Rhythm 2:30 WSOY Now and Forever CBS J. 45 WSOY Jubilaires WLS Julian Bentley. News 8:00 WSOY Melody Time WBBM Broadwsr Matine WENR Blue Frolic J2S WSOY News 39 WSOY Raymond Scott WENR Beulan Karner. bom economist 4 00 WSOY Eddie Dunn 8how 4:15 WSOY Bond Show from Decatur Drr 4:30 WSOY News WENR Blue Point 4 35 WBBM Gold Coast Rhythm 4 45 WSOY Record Session Wednesday Evening 5 00 WBBM News WSOY Ltd Murray Orch.

CBS WMAQ News 5 20 WMAQ Vanguard for Victory 5:30 WSOY News 5:40 WSOY Victory March WSOY World Today CBS WMAQ Hub Jackson New 5:55 WSOY Meaning of the New CBS 6 00 WSOY Supper Melodie WBBM New WGN Johnny Rett WLS Julian Bent ley. New 05 WBBM Sport Rl 41:15 WSOY rrtur at Work WBBM John Nesbit-Passlng Parade WMAQ John Vandercook, New WGN Telephone Qui WLS Lloyd Burllngham 8 20 WIS Buttermilk Bill Betty 8:30 WSOY Background of th New WBBM Esy Aces WMAQ Joseph Gallldo Oreb, WGN John Holbrook. New WLS Lone Ranger 6:45 WSOY The Sportsman WMAQ H. Kaltenoom, New WGN The Lion Ror 7.00 WSOY Treasury Salute WMAQ Mr. and Mrs.

North WGN Sizin' Up th Newa WBBM Allan Jones with Frankl Car.e WLS New 7:1 WSOY Tonight on th Telephon WGN Treasury Salute WLS Lum Abner 7:30 WSOY Dr christian CBS WLS My Best Gills WGN Xavier Cusat WMAQ Beat th Band 7:55 WSOY Nes 8 00 WSOY Columbia Presents Oorwin WMAQ Eddie Cantor WGN Gabriel Heatter, New WENR Jack Carson WGN Don Reid's Orch. WBBM Jack Carson 8 15 WGN Screen Test 8.30 WSOY Coon Creek Boy WGN First Niehter WENR Mildred Bailey WMAQ Mr. District Attorney WBBM Jack Carson Variety Show 8 45 WSOY Books of Today WGN Eddy Howard Orch. 8 55 WFNR Coronet Storyteller 9 00 WSOY Great Moments in Music WON Arch Ward. Sport WMAQ Kay Kyser WENR Raymond Gram Swing.

News :15 WENR Ted Malone from England WGN Eddie Stone Orch. WSOY Report to the Nation CBS WENTt Soldiers With Wing WGN Northerner 10:00 WSOY News WBBM I Love a Mystery WFNR News WGN Anwer Man WMAQ Fred Waring Orch. 10 0ft WSOY Storekeeper 0.15 WSOY Lakeside Club WMAQ News WBBM So the story Goe WGN Chicago at Night WENR Storv Dramas 10:30 WSOY Invitation to Music CBS WMAQ Tavern Pale Plsyttm WBPM Eugene Red. New WGN News WFVR Treasury Salute 10:45 WFNR News WGN World's Front Pag W'MAQ Sutra Serenade 11:00 WSOY Nea CBS WENR News 11 05 WSOY Harry James Orch. CBS vscr Musical Notes 11 1" WMAQ Moment Musical 11:15 WENR Gay Claringe Orch.

W'MAQ One for the Pooks 11:30 wsoy Bill Snyder CBS WENR Eddie Oliver Orch. WON Carmen Ca'alliro's Orch, WMAQ Words at War WBPM pay Benson Orch. 11-45 WGN Fddy Howard's OTfh. 12:00 WSOY News 20 New Major Generols; 63 Appointed Brigadiers Washington fAP The Senate military committee approved Tuesday presidential nominations raising 20 army officers to the temporary rank of major general and 63 others, including two air corps "younesters." to that of brisadier general. On the list are 28-year-old Richard Condie Sanders, commander of the 98th.

bombardment wing in the European theater, and 29-year-old Clinton Dermott Vincent, commander of the 68th composite wing of the 14th air corps in the China-Burma-India theater. These two, together with William Milton Gross and Donald Robert Hutchinson, confirmed at the same time, hold the permanent rank of first lieutenant in the air corps. All four now hold the temporary rank of lieutenant colonel. GRINDOL MONUMENTS Cut Main an Franklin Street km Room 205 Millikin Building Decatur, Illinois. BUSINESS SERVICE Intlnr-Papennt-gp, NG: interior, exterior.

wT i PAINTI anteed. Fre bell. 2-1390. estimate. Allen I PAPERHANGINO WANTED able.

Telephone 2-7262. PAPFRHANGINO and house wanted. Telephone 4677. WALLPAPER O. Hawkln.

cleaning; 1227 W. WALLPAPER cleaning wanted. 8898 between 7 and 11 a. m. Professional Service TREE work Menn WORK of an kinds rwT accepted.

O. D. Friend iL Repairing RefinUhini CARPENTTR WOPK and guaranteed. Call 2-6S39. MlPVmiBF RtPA TW tMO tyle way.

Interior decorating, EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female BAKE hp helpr. 259 N. Main Greidef, BEAUTY OPERATOR, good "TTt posit'on. 8t- Nicholas Baut 2-85S-3 CAPABI woman, valid. Permanent hvisework cr7T No SA.htn.

3 in family. Small town nJ: Box 214. COOK: Experienced In In dimer anTr; of city Etetcj For restaurant out leiiable only appiy. care. 24" raig COUNTER GIRLS: With some fmTr? experience.

20 week. Apply UtUm Luncheonette. Wabash Depot. COUNTER GIRL: Apply Block Shoo 140 Main hetwe.n i. IS! 1 DISHWASHER Caf-teria.

259 wan'ed. Apply N. Main. GtWei FOUNTAIN girl. Rambo's.

125 N. no nnhts Mam. HOUSEKFEPER. take fl chrw adults, one child. Permanent, i M-jiJ Place 9f27.

LAUNDRESS- Anna 2ro Oakland. 2-063J Millikin LUNCH COUNTER WAITRESS; GEO ER CAJTC 161 E. MAIN. MAID wanted. Apply at Krft HcneL IS N.

Front. NIGHT DISHWASHERS. Apply Gtn Cafe. 161 E. Main.

OFFICE MANAGER PREFER GIRL WITH EXPEPJISoj On BURROUGHS BOOKKFEKS0 MACHINE APPLY RAY MYERS MOREHOUSE A WELLS WAITRESS wantd 11 to 4. Wood H-m Lunch. 125 E. William. WAITRESS: Good pay.

meal. Ridga Oefe. Corner Prairie-Church. WAITRESS: APPLY IN PZRS01 TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED. T3 FARM CAFE.

ROUTES 121 AND ti WAITRESS: Prt or full time. Dtuia Club. 158 Prairie. WAITRESS wanted good wages. AjU Wooden Shoe.

241 E. Mam. AITRESS. Good pay. Pieasam ortsf condition No experience necoun.

Blue Mill. 1099 Wood. WAITRESS, steady or part lira Coal wages. Rainbow. 2239 E.

Wood. WAITRESS: Good salary. Apply In ptrio to Manacer. Hotel Orlando. WAITRESS: Scott's Cafe.

Good hours. 313 N. Main. DAY WAITRESS. 18 to 40.

no SmCK, references. Apply 1125 N. W'ster. ELDERLY lady for light housework, companion. 2-58S3 after 11:30.

GENERAL housework, half days. No tooting. 764 E. Eldorao'o. GIRL OR WOMAN wanted frr temnl restaurant work: $20 week.

Aorta Grill. 2900 Water. GIRL or middle ged lady to assist housework in modern country home St washing Ironing be at1. It cook. Write or phone Mr.

Wilier Richner. Chestnut. I1L HIGH SCHOOL girl. 15 or over. bJ housework.

Good salary. Pleasant side home. Pox 215 HeraM-Revie. LADY or responsible married couple wishing excellent home: take complei chitt household, care of two fire boys. Moirw In sanatorium If coup'e.

husband fret accept full-time employment. F. Nichols. 14S9 Sunset. SS78.

fto I 0 nr. 2-21S9 MR BUSINESS MAN Vacation hfin business or office. Call Personal PI mem. 510 S'andard Bidg. 8541.

TWO WATTRESSFS: Experience not sare Good pay Transportation nished. Parkway Inn. 4915 WANTED: housework. Maid to cook nd Small family. 2-1 suit 701 WOMN light housework Cr ctukl 1 yr.

Mother emrloved. 5004. WOMEN: 16 to 60. to cafeteria steam table, ten. 259 N.

Main. dish up bebi.il Greidet WOMEN WHO CAN USE HAND IRON' SEE C. A. NORMAN Schudels' inc. WOMEN COOKS: N.

Main. Greider Ctfeteri. Help Wanted Mile BAR TENDER. Lr-eh's Tavern. in 30 to 2 30 p.

m. 539 N. DISHWASHERS win'ed 259 Mam Apply Greicerl Freezer Operator This is a job with a future. W7 married or mgle irn draft exeiri No ae- limit. Good pay while l'? No Sundy work.

See or 3 H. 6tewrt. MIDWEST ICE CREAM COMPANY 890 W. Eldorado Phon 4391 FRY COOK. GOOD HOURS.

0000 SALARY. PLEASANT WORKDiO 00 DmONS. BLUE MILL. 109 W. WOOtt LUNCH COUNTER WAITER.

GRHS01' CAFS. 161 K. MAIN. NIGHT DISHWASHERS. Apply Oreic" Cfe.

Ifl E. Mam. NIGHT PORTER wanted. Apply Gr" Cfe. 161 E.

Mln. Production Operator This is a Job with a future. u. ried or single mn. eiemi- limit.

Good pa while leirnmr Sundy work. See or call H. C. S. MIDWEST ICT CREAM COMPANY 890 w.

Eldorado Tx 4X1 ROUTEMAN On with laundry or dry cleaning ence preferred A good rout to a man who is interested In JJJSfc nent. well-payin position Apply WASH RITE LAUNDRY 328 EAST WABASH YARD MAN. STEADY WORK. SV 1BBVV SV-IAI. CO-.

N. MORGAN. Si received his master's and doctor's degree in education from Iowa State university. His wife, the former Dorothy Schock of Albion, and their 19-months-old son live in Jacksonville. Ha.

Howard Foster Home Sgt. Howard W. Foster, army engineer, was home three days last week visiting his family. He is a son of Mrs. Esther Lupe.

1621 Walnut Grove. His wife. Mrs. Kath-erine Foster, lives at 1641 East Lawrence street. Sergeant Foster is stationed at Camp Pickett, Va.

He has a brother. Tech. Sgt. John R. Foster, who is stationed in Nassau, and a brother-in-law.

Arthur L. Peel, who is with the Seabees in the South Pacific area. Capf. O'Brine Dies in Crash El Texas (AP) Capt Forrest E. O'Brine, 48.

who teamed with Dale Jackson to establish a world endurance flight record in August 1930, was killed in the crash of his two-engined A-26 plane Monday at the El Paso municipal airport, the ninth ferrying service station here announced yesterday. The announcement said Captain O'Brine was flying one of the army's new "hot" combat ships on a delivery flight. It cracked up and burned on the takeoff after one engine failed. O'Brine was rated a senior ser vice pilot in the ferrying division of the air transport command. As a former pilot with the Chicago Southern Airlines he had 7,075 non-military hours of flying time.

The airman's home was in St. Louis, but his wife was said to be in Memphis. O'Brine and Jackson set their endurance record of 647 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds over St. Louis, refueling in the air. Jack son was killed Jan.

6, 1932, in a crash at a Miami, air meet. The two fliers first endurance flight shattered the record of the army's "Question Mark" in 1929, flown bv Maj. Carl Spaatz, now Lieutenant General Spaatz, com mander of the U. S. strategic air forces in Europe, and Capt.

Ira C. Eaker. now the lieutenant general commanding Allied airforces in the Mediterranean. Thev estab lished the record that stands in their next attempt. Largest Peach Crop Since '41 Springfield (AP) An Illinois peach crop of 1.323.- 000 bushels, largest since 2.340.000 I in 1941, was forecast Tuesday by the state and federal Agriculture departments.

Production was only 400.000 bushels a year ago and 652,000 in 1942. This year's forecast total is close to the 10-year average. Excellent prospects, with some orchards expecting a 100 per cent crop, were reported in the Cen-tralia and Salem areas. The set is more uneven and ranges fair to good with a few orchards needing thinning in the Carbondale, Anna and Metropolis areas farther south. The apple crop in the commercial areas on June 1 averaged 51 per cent, the 10-year average.

This is six per cent below a year ago. Summer apple prospects, because of the small transparent drop, are less favorable than for fall and winter varieties. This is the off year for golden delicious, grimes and winesap ap ples. Ben Davis, Jonathan, willow twig and Rome varieties showed best prospects June 1. with red delicious ranging from a good set in some areas to light to failure else where.

The pear bloom was heavy, but many complete failures were re ported. A crop of 403,000 bushels. below average but above last year's 232,000 was predicted. Widow of Clipper Crash Victim Seeking $225,750 New York (AP) Mrs. Deborah Bent Lamb Gil-Jette, widow of Theodore W.

Lamb. Wayne, 111., architect killed last year in the crash of the Yankee clipper near Lisbon, Portugal, has named Pan-American Airways defendant in a suit for $225,750 damages filed in federal court yesterday. The complaint charges "willful misconduct of the defendant and its agents" as the cause of the accident. Named with Mrs. Gillette, who has remarried, as plaintiffs are her two children and the Northern Trust Co.

of Illinois, executor of Lamb's will. Mrs. Gillette asks $100,000 damages for each of the children. $25,000 for herself and $750 for loss of Lamb's baggage. Britain Frees Diplomats Of Travel Restrictions London (AP) The pre-invasion ban on travel by diplomats and restrictions on their communications, imposed April 17 on all but those from the United States.

Britain and Soviet Russia, was revoked by the foreign office last night. Pvt. Keneipp Returned Effingham Pvt. Jean Keneipp returned to Camp Phillips. Monday, after spending a five-day furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Keneipp. He was wearing a Good Conduct medal. DECATUR HERALD Morning Excent Sunday nd Holldy DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC.

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Argenta. Col. E. A. 8pencer, Auct.

JUNE 24: Livestock. Decatur Salebarn. 1620 N. 32nd. Good Rhodes, Auct.

JUNE 30: Auction 4 room house, 183S N. 35th. Lindley w. Hurtt, Pub. Adm.

JULY 8: Master' Farm Sale. Court House. Taylorville. Hershey Blis. Attys.

JULY 10. Grain elevator, courthouse. Taylorville. Amos Pinkerton. Receiver.

JULY 10: Grain elevators, courthouse. Taylorville. Amos M. Pinkerton. Receiver.

Marriage Licenses Arlon Coate. Decatur 29 Adema Huff. Decatur IS Robert Far Greb. Deratur 22 Mary Alice Walter. Deratur 21 IN FAYETTE: Cecil Kldd 34.

Van-dalia and Miss Lillie Ebers. 26. Chester: Arrhie L. Oriag. 19 Bear Grove township, and Miss Whitten.

18. South Hurricane township. IN LOGAN Orian Westerfield McLean, and Lambert. McLean. Born To HARRISON.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis 1115 North Union, a daughter. June 19. in D.

M. C. HAYES. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Louis. 938 North College, a son. June 20. in D. M.

C. Divorces Granted IN FAYETTE Dariean, ward Mildred from Ed- Central Illinois Deaths BAILF.Y. Mrs. Esther, 90. Chicago, for merly of Effingham, died Sunday niaht at the home of her son, Ed, in Chicago; funeral services at 3 p.

m. Tuesday afternoon in Johnson's funeral home; burial In Oalc Ridce cemetery. EVFRSOLE. Mrs. Virginia Marie.

24. formerly of Assumption, died in her home in Detroit. Mich, yesterday at 2 p. leaves husband. Floyd.

Detroit: son. Earl Icon, at home; daughter. Sharon Marie, at home; mother. Mrs. Elhel Bateman Lash.

Shelbyvilie: sister. Mrs. Betty Kull. Phelbyvilie; body at Stumpf funeral home. Pana: arrangements incomplete.

GTLLILAND. Mrs. George. 80 mother of C. L.

Gilliland. Clinton, died Monday In her heme in East St. Loins; leaves husband and sons. Everett. Cincinnati, and C.

L. Clinton, services and burial in Flora Thursday. HAYWARD. John A 85. Shelhvvllle.

retired farmer, died Tuesday at 10:15 a. m. at his home: leaves wife Antonia: two daughters. Mrs. C.

W. Smith. Assumption, and Mrs. George H- Rohson. Fhumwey: son.

Dr. R. W. Havward. Plattsburg.

servires Thursday 3 p. m. at home: in Glenwood cemetery. Lantz-Boettcher funeral home in charge. HFNSON.

Milton. 82. Villa Grove, died Tuesday at 7:15 a. m. In Jarman hns pital.

Tuscola: leaves wife. Dixie; two daughters, Gladys Henson. at home and Mrs. Harry Ferguson. Springfield: son.

Charles. Danville, three s'sters. Miss Mary and Miss Belle. Villa Grove, and Mrs. Blanche Anderson.

Afwood: services Thursday at 3 m. in Methodist church: burial in Oak Ridge cemetery. Camargo. Mott funeral home in charge. PAIGE.

Homer Lee. 49. son of Mrs Mae Paige. Lincoln, died Monday at 7:30 at home of brother Harold in Mt Vernon; leaves three sons: mother. brother and four sisters: funeral ar rangements Incomplete.

FFNTME1STEH Albert C. 57. of near Mt. Pulaski, died Tuesday a' 4 40 a. In St.

Clara's hospital. Lincoln: leaves wife. Blanche. Mt. Pulaski: son.

Kenneth, at home: two brothers. Edward and George, both of Mt. Pulaski; two sisters. Mrs. Uriah Tendick and Miss Fern Remmeister.

both of Mt. Pulafki: services Thursday 3:30 p. m. at Schahl funeral home: burial In Mt. Pulaski cemetery.

Funerals Decatur 1A Austin, Ellen C. Service 1 30 p. m. Thursday, Chapel. Burial Salem cemetery.

Friend may call at funeral lome. Dawson Wilcoff Downing, Martha A. Service 3 31 Wednesday. Dawson Wikoff chapel. Burial Harnstovn cemtery.

Friend may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff K1SSELL. MRS MARY MAE: Services 2 30 p. m. Wednesday.

Moran'a chapel. Interment Falrlawn cemetery. Friends mey call at funeral home after 7 p. m. Monday Moran Ar Sons- Service.

Thrift, Wayne E. (Pete) 6erviee 3 30 p. m. Friday Methodist church. Maroa.

Interment Maroa cemetery. Friends mav call at Maroa Funeral Home after 6 p. m. Wednesday. Dawson Wikoff Church School Opens trringham The First Baptist church of Effingham started its Vacation Bible school Monday morn ing, with 54 students enrolled, and more being added daily.

Miss Bessie Emily and Miss Foster, both of the Baptist Foundation, at Carbondale, are directing the school. Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET 1936 master town I35; 1 Ford tudor 1525 Bn Nolen. Prairie at Broadway. 1935. condition.

8243. itandard tudor. food CHEVROLET 193S coupe 4 new tires, pre-war tuhea Hugh Nell. Kenney. III.

CHEVROLET 1935 sedan, good condition, fair tires, laoa. N. 35th. niniDOT c-r itnfi a door sedan. 36.000 nrt tire.

Good condition. 5 good tire. Boyer. Mcon. CHEVROLET, lent shape.

2-4379. 1941 sood special deluxe, tire, aal or excel -trade CHEVROLET. pecll deluxe door edn good tires, beautiful finish. '5 8. 18th CHRYSLER 1941 New Yorker 4 door; 1941 ni.vrnl.1 5 passenger coupe: 1938 Forq mrtnr All have heater and radio and are A-l condiilon.

A. C. Merry. Prairie. 2-2516.

350 DESOTO 1933: Poor condition, poor tire, runs good. S100 Garfield. DODGE 1939 coupe. Radio, heater. First rla condition Good tires.

16.5. F. M. Kane. Rt.

3. Decatur, phone Niantic 182J FOR SAIE OR TRADE on property. 1939 Oldsmcbile 2 door. Owner. 1312 B.

Prairie. 2-3509. FORD 1940 convertible, good tires, paint, new top. Motor recently overhauled $10n0 239 Church. FORD 1941 super deluxe club convertible.

Radio and heater. Motor. ttrs nd appearance vere good. A real bargain Farl Rechtin. Ford dealers, Piairie at Jackson.

FTRD S175. 1933 coupe. Good Teleplkjne 2-5476. tires, motor. FORD 19'0.

rumble seat, Arthur Scott. Maroa. good condition. FORD model A tudor. Cleanest In town: rood tires.

Dawson At Gerardot. 241 W. Wood rsT-vtoBii 193" 6 cylinder 2 door, fully equipped Very clean, with real gtod tir's Farl Rechtin. Ford dealers. Prairie at Jackson.

nT.vMCUTH: 1034 2 door. Good tire. Cacnee I 'mlng. Maroa. paint.

1939. Owner 2-5034. Champion VTUDFBAKER 1939 commander. low mileage, good tires excellent condition, nrivate owner 2-2009 or 8124. STUnFTAKFR 1940 Commander Sedan: lain Chevrolet Coach.

1936 Dodge Sedan Kl'horn's 131 Church. ofai FD BIHB: 1938 4-door Doee sedan, lite new Can be seen 128 Woodlawn B'ds close Sa'urda" June 24 Fxecutors reserve richt to reiect one or all bids William Albert. Maude Albert. Fxecutors J. L.

TALLMAN. 540 N. FRANKLIN CLOSED JUNE 19-24 FOR ANNUAL VACATION WF BUY. 6EXL TRADE FOR USED CAPS W. C.

STARR. 232 8. MAIN REBUILT MOTORS Model A 1928-31 Ford V-8 1933-36 S72 95 outright 1118 95 outright SEARS ROEBUCK. NORTH FRANKLIN 3-8501 REO-NASH. 240 W.

WOOD Chevrolet Town sedan, clean. 119 Plymouth sedan, a dandy. 1941 Nash sedan, a good one. lr41 Chevrolet Town sedans. 1S41 Nash sedans.

O'drive 2. COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO. 1941 Chevrolet Special deluxe town. 1941 Plymouth touring 2 door. 1941 Oldsmobile '76' Secianeite.

1941 Pontiac 8 touring 4 door. 1940 Chevrolet deluxe club coupe. 190 oldsmobile 60 'touring 2 door. 139 Plymouth deluxe touring 4 door. These cars heater and radio equipped.

LOT: BROADWAY E. NORTH; 9141 B. B. BURNS 402 E. PRAIRIE edan.

1938 Chevrolet town Ford 85" tudor .1941 Plymouth touring 2 door. 1941' Ford Special deluxe coupe, 1941 Pontiac 2 door Torpedo. Trucks, Tractors and Trailer CHEVROLET 1934. "2 ton pickup, with stock rack. 1929 Ford pickup, recently oicrhaiiled.

D. D. Flaherty. Assumption. EXCEPTIONALLY good 1936 Ford dump E.

Stevens, truck. 1938 motor. Casn. o. County Farm Road.

Decatur. INTERNATIONAL 1938 L. B. tires. Aubrey Jones.

Windsor 37' MASONITE trailer. New paint. 11 aindows. 4 closets, shower, 100 lbs. icebox.

Alo special paint for large leather-r'te trailer, dark gray. R. C. Wene, 411 W. Mam.

Clinton. III. ICK UP truck. 'a sis overhauled: Rrmades. Ramsey.

ton. 1936. motor good. Aivia 111 TRAILER. 12 feet, four wheel.

Good con dition. Telephone 042. WANTED: Semi-trailer 22' or 24'. good tires, body no object. Homer Herman.

WANTED: Late Will trade 1939 Phone 2-0554 model sedan delivery. Oldsmobile sedan. Tele- 18 FT house trailer. Tower. Don Smith, Texaco Bicycles 15 GIRL'S Water.

bicycle. Good condition. 1999 LADY'S bicycle, alter 2:30. Good condition. 9346 MAN'S bicycle, good condition; Urer.

1844 N. Broadway. balloon Automobile Wanted 17 ABOUT 20 good used car wanted for cash. landers. 350 E.

Wm. ALWAYS PFE Decatur oldest dealer for a fair nnce for your car. W. C. Starr Inc 232 S.

Main. Phone 4294 BEN NOLEN will pay you more money for your -ar East Prairie at Broadway. OFT OUR PRICE before you sel, your car Ear Luster-John Rechtin. rord Dealer. rrmne at jaegson.

kuhiwood Auto Sale: We pay highest vn prices ior good or no good used fars. 750 Prairie. 9011. RFO-NASH: Pays fop prce for used ear 240 Wood. Phone 6253.

$10.00 R-E-W-A-R-D Ha your neighbor or fellow wo-kee a cr for sale? Turn hi name In-s Cooper' and if we buy th ear. th $10 i yours. COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO. LOT: BROADWAY A NORTH. 8141 (After 5 PM.

Phon 3-0881) BUSINESS SERVICE Business 8 Trice It HIGHEST CASH PRICES For dead ant- mais; prompt service Service. Phcne 8811. Decatur Scavenger Reverse chaiaes. HIGHEST CASH PRICES; For dead animals Prompt service Central 111. Render-Ing Harnston 531 Reverse charge Building Contracting 19 ATTIC INSULATION.

Basement waterproofing Roofing. Rut ahampooing Kntsley. 2-5429 Cleaning RenoTitlng ti OPEN Next for cleaning. Monday. June 26.

trip Tuesday thank you. Billiard' Cleaners 733 N. Water. 2-2700. Heating Service 23 ROUND OAK FURNACE 24-Inch, new.

For sale. Phone 2-5673 Like FURNACE cleaning done. Drop a card route 6. Decatur. smoke pip work to Oharle Shafer Laundering 21 WASHINGS in my home, service.

8157. No mini. Quick 11 12 Card of Thanks MADDOX. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH We wish to thank our mi toti lor their kindness.

pathyand norai extended in our bereavement. Mr. and children. Mrs. 1.

bcrct In Memorlam DICK who passed away 3 year go today. June 21. Nothing can eer take away. The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him nar Gone but not forgotten.

Mother. Brother. 81ster. Cemetery Lott ng MonuMeat- vi.ii this beautiful cemetery h.tnr. h.i.int a cemetery lot Fasy terms Rennett At Shade 148 Water 4435 MEMORIAL PARK The Gard-n 01 Memories, where no signs of orrow linger 639 Standard Bldg.

Phone SM. nsurance HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE: Ralph Wllcoit. associated with Bennett Snade. 4495 business hour. 2-S74 evenings.

Masonic Temple Activities tA r.c-iTiiD cnPTiTR 111 CIS. Stated meeting Thursday. 1 30 p. m. Initiation Picnic Saturday.

6:30 p. m. crnuru nirraTIIH LODGE 979. In- f.A 7-10 I it. 01 OIllcvis All Master asons invited.

Personals ACCURATE tadio Service. Zimmerman. 803 W. Grand. Guaranteed.

2-3270. ALL KINDS repairings on electrical pliances. Work guaranteed 84al ARMY doctor's wife wants r'de to or near Sa.t Lake Cily abou. June J-'nd 0004 ASK ANY WOMAN about our permanents Ali guaranteed. Essar Beauty Shoppe.

21S Water. Phone 6444. rJAllfcRIES: Repair Service, any make Ix-arin aid. Free demonstration oi latest models. 242 N.

Park. Phone 8733 BLIND LADY MRS CC RILEY. 1111 North Monroe. 2-5146 Broom, brushes. mops Retail, wholesale.

EROKFN CLOCKS and recardless of condition watches wanted Phone 2-5701 DRIVING to Angeles, California July 3. take 3. share expenses. Albert Rogers. SPSO alter 7.

EXPERT RADIO SERVICE. Sales and Service 640 A Moore Main. 2-1534 FUR dels' RESTYLING and Fur Shop. 151 repairing. Schu-Main.

4275. GOOD VISION: And a Happy Deposition go hand In hand. Let Dr. Ralph Eberhart. Optometrist, examine your sight today.

Reasonable puces, terms. 410 N. Water. Phone 5913. LAWNMOWFRS: Machine sharpened, adjusted in oil.

S1 00 966 W. Green. KEYS: Marie for any type lock. Quirk service East Main Blryrle and Lock Shop. 24? E.

Main. Dial 541. 1 i'vinu-FnR sharpened, keys mad Rievries renalred. "We know how." Botts Sporting Goods. 554 N.

Water. NO "BAKE OVEN" rooms in summer vn, insulate with lnsul wool The Cooner-Rucker exclusive insulation contractors. 2-6734 NOW THAT SCHOOL'S OUT: vizilin starts -betcha ure xpectit' lottsa cumpanee this summer, just like we are at the store home tool so mennie folks bring there visitors do to the iK of Di 10 show 'em what a rely swell seiek-hun of costume jewelry they kin git in Decatur when they see sino diamonds fee $52.50 they wanna no how we do it: well cum down with ure company find out fer ureself at Ben 'O fishell Erreter fer conipnneei Miller at Rosenberg's. 445 N. Water.

PFRMANENTS Given ir Durha Wooa. 1905 mv horn Betty Wood 6120. PLAN TO RENT A SINC.FR? Demand greater than supply Piease make reser rations in advance. Singer Sewing Machine 215 North 2-1161. RUMMAGE SALE Friday.

534 E. Eldorado. Trinity c. M. E.

and St. Peter's A. E. churches Household merchandise, clothing, shoes. Satisfaction Plus! A west side reader advertised garare door, an electric paint spray, maple flooring, and a parts cabinet.

She sold everything advertised, and a number of other items not included in the Have you "no wants" others can use? Sell for quick cash, with an ad. Place your ad by mail, or dial 5151. STUBBORN HAIR need the rare of a specialist Consultation at Park Beauty Shop 214 Park. 8733. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Any bills that are created for tne Pythian Homes in Decatur must be agreed upon by the trustees of the Grand Lodce of the State of Illinois, we will not be responsible for any bills concurred by nnvon excent the Trustees of the Grand lodge Walter Jolly.

Grand Keeper of Records and Seals. Springfield. Ill UPTOWN SHOPPING makes you tired and thlrsly. Take time out and go to Harriincs for a cool drink and a sandwich. 4VS N.

Water UFF porch, floor and riertr and rin'V E. Prairie paint for qualiltv. d'lriibt'itv Nu-Fnarpet Decatur 141 YOU DON HAVE TO WAIT until efter the war to get the new Mirra Immuni7er. Prevents nrth damage 2 to 5 years. Get.it now at linn Ar Srruccs.

Notion Dept. Street floor. Theaters and Amusements 7B FEMENT THFATER. Bement. 111.

"Jack London" with Michael O'Shea. Susan Hayward. Where to Go DANCE Gene MCormlck Band. Freeland Grove Thur nights American Legion Sulhvan ENJOYMENT Isn't rationed and If you enjoy a good drink come to The Pub. H5 S.

Oakland. IT AIN NO SHAME about Mame since she learned how to roller skate, she has lots boy friends who take her to Rags-dale's 'HPT TO KNOW vou won't have to cook makes you feel good A Ice Cream easy to serve. 1125 N. Water. PAYNE'S KITE CLUB.

23J NORTH. MAIN ROLLER SKATE at Chap Rink. 2B11 Main. 7 30 .0 10 30 p. m.

Admission. 30c. THE FIFTH WAR bond today! and The wooden Shoe. LOAN "Fight 241 E. is on: buy 1 by His Main.

WINE A- BRANDY go fine and dandy 'especially since the whiskey Get yours at Al'a Place. 148 S. Main. Lost and Found BILLFOLD, brown, lost Thursday night between Decatur Country Club and 448 Greenwood containing around S35 rv-ra wiuiam M. Pearson.

448 G-en wood Ave. BLACK COIN PURSE containing keys, currency iost vicinity Wahash Station Keen alt or part of money Return purse keys to Yellow Cab Co. 737 E. Cerrc Gordo. No questions asked.

BOX LAUNDRY lost 100 block E. Wood Retsard. 157 S. Water. CAMERA: Bahv Frnwnle Special, lost.

V'Ji. in service. Reward COIN stone. PURSE. Reward.

lost; 2-7133. containing topaz KFYS night. chain and Reward. 9116 ring lost Saturday IEATHFR, ccarette case Reward. 2-1674 lost Sat.

night. LOST: In Nelson Ptk Saturday, purse containing money and valuable papers Please calf Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. liberal reward RATION POOR No 4 Miami. Florida. 2-4137 lost.

Issued in STRAYED: Red pig. wt. phone Harristown 225. 30 lb. Harbert, WABASH pass to 8t.

In envelope, reward. WAI.TH AM gold case, ward. Railroad watch Return 1270 W. lost. Solid Green.

Re- AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 BUICK 1942 Model 51. low mileage, perfect condition. 5 tire. L. B.

Foster Shelbyvilie. phone 435. CHEVROLET Leafland. 1931 sedan, after 4. 439 mm SATURDAY, JUNE 24th, 1944 10:00 O'clock A.

at North Door, Court House Decatur, Illinois The eighty (80) acre farm (E NEi Sec. 23-1 7-2E Hickory Point Township) known as THE ROBERT D. STEWART FARM, one mile east and one and one-half miles south of Forsythe, Illinois, consisting of good black level land, productive with no improvements other than corn crib. A rare opportunity. The land is sold subject to the right of tenant (Forest Pope) under existing lease, expiring February 28th, 1945: purchaser to receive landlord's share of crops grown in year 1944.

Sold subject to general taxes for 1944, which will be paid by purchaser. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, of which $2,000.00 must be paid at the time of the sale, and the remainder to be paid upon delivery of deed for same, when sale is approved by Court. Abstract of title has been examined by reputable disinterested counsel, and found to be merchantable and may be seen at office of undersigned. THE MILLIKIN TRUST A CORPORATION. CONSERVATOR FOR THE ESTATE OF ROBERT D.

STEWART. AN INCOMPETENT PERSON. JAMES S. BALDWIN. Decatur.

Illinois. Attorney for Petitioner..