Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

Monday, November 27, 1944 DECATUR HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Help Wanted Female 31 Automobiles Wanted 17 WSOY ADDS SHOW Today's Radio WSOY Offers 'Screen Guild' STATION FREQUENCIES WLS 890 WENR 890 WBBM 780 WGN 720 WSOY 1340 WMAQ 670 Another Columbia Broadcasting system show is added to the WSOY log today, "The Screen Guild Players." at 9 p. m. from Hollywood. program is "You Belong to Me" with Paulette Goddard and Lee Bowman in the lead roles. It is a comedy involving a woman doctor married to a playboy.

Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda did it for the movies. Immediately before the new CBS show. WSOY offers the CBS "Radio Theater' from 9 until 10 p. m. Today's program is "Dark Wa lters" with Merle Oberon recreat ing her original screen role.

Preston Foster and Thomas Mitchell are in supporting roles. A special Sixth War Loan program produced by CBS in cooperation with the American Hotel Association pays tribute to the cotton industry for its contribution to the war effort on a broadcast from Memphis, over WSOY at 10:30 p. m. today. Irene Beasley will be cut into the broadcast from New York.

The program originates at the Hotel Peabody. Memphis, with war heroes from the cotton industry being interviewed. The emotional, intellectual and spiritual conflicts of American service wives today and their adjustment to conditions in war time in absence of their soldier hus- I bands is the story of "This Changing World" on WSOY and the Co lumbia network at 9:30 a. Mondays through Fridays. Monday Morning 6:00 WSOT Morning Melodies WLS Farm News George Menacd 6:15 WLS Jennie Lou 6:31) WSOY Neil's 6:35 WSOY Gospel Hour 7:00 WSOY News of the World CBS WLS Morning Devotions WMAQ 400 Hour 7:15 WSOY Musical Clock WBBM News 7:25 WSOY Willard Messenirer 7:30 WSOY Morning Newspaper 7:45 WSOY Musical Clock 7:55 WSOY Do You Kn'ow the Answers 8:00 WSOY News CBS WLS Ranee Riders 8:15 WSOY Cheer-l'p Club 8:30 WLS Breakfast Club 8:35 WMAQ Clifton Utley.

News 8:45. WSOY Rev. John D. Jess WMAQ Your Friend. Bob 9:00 WSOY Easter's Parade WGN News 9:15 WMAQ Robert St.

John. News 9:30 WSOY This Chancing World CBS 9:45 WSOY" Opening Markets 9 48 WSOY' Bond Brief 9:55 WSOY Police Safety 10:00 WSOY News WLS Breakfast Sardi's WGN Musical Milk Wagon 10:05 WSOY' According to the Record 10:15 WSOY OPA News 10:30 WSOY Bright Horizon CBS WMAQ Playhouse WLS Gil Martyn. News 10:45 WSOY Aunt Jenny CBS WLS News 11:00 WSOY Bandmaster WGN Sidney Mosley, News WBBM Kate Smith 11:10 WSOY Local News 11:15 WSOY Bit Sister CBS 11:30 WSOY Helen Trent CBS WON John Holbrook. News 11:45 WSOY Our Gal Sunday CBS Monday Afternoon 12:00 WSOY News WLS Dinnerbell Time 12:07 WSOY Watrhinr the Clock 12:30 WSOY News WMAQ News WLS Julian News WGN Bond Wagon WBBM Bernadine Flynn. News 12:45 WSOY Meadow Gold Time WMAQ Morgan Beatty.

News 1:00 WSOY turn. 'n' Abner WGN Cednc Foster. News WLS Uncle Ezra 1:05 WLS Treasury Briefs 1:15 WSOY Farm Hour. Closing Markets wus facnool Time WGN Between Vi and Jane Cow: 1:30 WSOY News WLS Glamor Mai.or 1:35 WSOY Classical Momenta 1:45 WSOY' Crime Prevention 2:00 WSOY Mary Marlin CBS WLS Morton Downey 2:15 WSOY Tena and Tim CBS 2:30 WSOY American School of the Air IBS 2:45 WLS Julian Bentley. News 3:00 V0 Service Time WBBM News WENR Beulah Karney.

home economist 3:30 WSOY Behind The Headlines CBS fc.NR westbrook Van Voorhis 3:45 WSOY Raymond Scott CBS WBBM Missus Goes to Party WENR Rhythm Edition 4:00 WSOY Tune Court 4:45 WSOY Santa Claus 5:00 WSOY News WBBM News WENR Terry and the Pirates 5:05 WSOY Decatur at Work. 6:15 WSOY I.yn Murray CBS WENR Dick Tracy WGN Jimmie Allen Air Adventures WMAQ Art Van Damme Quartet 5:30 WSOY News 5:35 WSOY Victory March 5:45 WSOY' World Today CBS WMAQ News 5:55. WSOY News Analyst CBS Monday Evening 6:00 WSOY Coon Creek Boys WGN Dr. Preston Bradley WMAQ Jimmy Blade, pianist WLS Julian Bentley. News 6 05 WBBM Dinning Sisters 6:15 WSOY" Hedda Hopper CBS WMAQ John w.

Vandercook, News WLS Lloyd Burllngham WGN Telephone Quiz 6:20 WLS Grace McCarthy. Songs 6:30 WSOY. Background of the News WLS Lone Ranger WGN John Holbrook. News WBBM Arkansas Traveler WMAQ Supper Interlude 6:45 WSOY Sportsman WMAQ H. V.

Kaltenborn. News WGN Trie Lion's Roar 6:55 WSOY Developments of the Day 7:00 WSOY Voi Pop CBS WMAQ Cavalcade of America WLS News 7:15 WGN Chicago Night WLS Lum Abner 7:30 WSOY" Frank Sinatra CBS WLS Blind Date WGN Sherlock Holmes WMAQ Voice of Firestone, Richard crooks 7:55 WSOY News WBBM Bill Henry. News 8:00 WSOY Radio Theater CBS WGN Gabriel Heatter. News WMAQ Lily Pons WENR Counterspy 8:15 WGN Screen Test FARMERS "Macon Brings Home the Bacon." Raise and Feed Genuine MACON" HYBRIDS. Prices S6.50 to S10 per bu.

Order now. Macon County Seed Co. West Main Hard Road Phone 2-8411 WANTED: USED CARS For Quick Aetion Phone 4408 FREDE'S 309 East Eldirade Stmt Help Wanted Male TRUCK DRIVER, stoker man. CohnParT niture oiores, oil i. TRUCK DRIVERS helper.

Young not afraid of work. Steady Job. Goort pay. Fosters. 250 E.

Wilnam St. BOY to work in Prrr.cess Confectionery 439 N. Water. BOYS, over 16. to learn shoe repairat Wages while learning, write or app'j j'u N.

water. BOY: 16 years or over for bakers Conklin's Bakery. 4v CATERPILLAR M. needs ss.m". ice.

Lincoln I biers. Employment Ollice, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily CATERPILLAR M. E. needs matic lathe operators. Employment of. fice.

Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to s-Jt p. m.

daily. CATERPILLAR M. E. CO. needs betrfc burrers.

Employment Office. Liner's Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p.

m. tw'y CATERPILLAR M. E. needs cafeter, workers. Employment Office.

Linens Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 m. da- CATERPILLAR M.

E. needs rh collectors. Employment Office. UnrC" Square. 8:30 a m.

to 5:30 p. m. CATERPILLAR M. E. Needs ral grinders.

Employment Office. Lmcv. Square. 8:30 a. m.

to 5:30 p. m. CATERPILLAR E. CO. needs fan inspectors.

Employment Office. Lir.cv.a Square. 8 30 a. m. to 5:30 p.

m. CATERPILLAR M. E. CO needs hand truckers. Employment Office.

Linciin Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5 30 p. m.

ca.y. CATERPILLAR M. E. CO. needs hjro.

ness test inspectors. Employment Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5 30 CATERPILLAR M.

E. needs hv fc, treat men. Employment Office. LincV- Square. 8:30 a.

m. to 5:30 p. m. CATERPILLAR M. needs in'peo.

tors. Employment Office, Lincoln Squa-e, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily. CATERPILLAR M. needs kuchn workers. Employment Office. Lancda Square, 8:30 a.

m. to 53T) p. m. da.fy. CATERPILLAR M.

E. needs iatr operators. Employment Office. Square. 8:30 a.

m. to 5 '30 p. m. cail-r. CATERPILLAR M.

E. Needs rr.tchir repairmen, tmpioymeni (juice. lnc-Ma Square. 8:30 a. m.

to 5 30 p. m. caiir. CATERPILLAR M. E.

needs msenet inspectors. Employment Office. lncC- Square. 8:30 a. m.

to 5:30 p. m. cai.S- CATERPILLAR M. E. needs handlers.

fc.mpioymem Ollice. Linco.3 Square. a. m. to 5:30 p.

m. daiir. CATERPILLAR M. E. needs pren inspectors, fcmp.oyment on ice.

Linccla Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

-daily CATERPILLAR M. E. needs inspectors, tmpioyment Ouicc. Lincoln Square. 8:30 a.

m. to 5 30 p. m. cftilv CATERPILLAR M. E- CO.

needs sfep- ers. Employment Office. Lincoln Square, 8:30 a. m. to 5 30 p.

m. daUy. CATERPILLAR M. E. CO Needs ermoers.

Employment oil ice. Linrot-. Square. 8 30 a. m.

to 5'30 p. m. CATERPILLAR M. E. needs unskiiil men.

Employment Office. Lincoln 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily. CATERPILLAR M. E. CO: Needs yard men. Employment Office.

Lincoln Square, 8 30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. daily.

DISTRICT Manager Macon for cli line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co. Office, commission and salary. Phont 6146. ELDERLY man. light machine work.

501 t. William. EXPERIENCED COOKS. Sangamon Ord nance Plant. Good wages.

App.y Emp'e. ment Officp. Ilhopolis. or USES. FARMERS and other outside workers, i have several oprnmes for factory vrt during wimer mcnihs.

Experience rot required. Half block from Fan Manufacturing 1036 E. Grand Ave. HIGH SCHOOL BOY over 16 to rrae of snare time 2 evemncs a wek and Saturday afternoon and evening. Call 5l3l extension 30.

MAN. draft exempt under 30 to leam furniture business. Good opportunity fr smart, alert man. State education. tiit work.

Furniture experience nt neces sary. Box 937 Heraid Review. MAN to work in Service Station. Salary and Commission. 4718 or 2-8104.

MEN WANTED: In service department. Tire service, battery service, etc. Good salary. Overtime, bonuses, pmd vacations, group insurance. Se Mr.

Davenport. Firestone Stores, 400 N. St. 5227. MEN or laree size boy for inside work.

MEN WANTED LABORERS HELPERS LAYOUT MEN For danime n-orlc. Full or part time. ORNAMENTAL METAL WORKS 450 S. Franklin MEN. 16 to 60.

for smoking and sausage. Apply 520 N. Front. Mr Roa. Rath Packing Sausaee Departrrt MEN v.

For City Freight Routes UNION SCALE OF WAGES Decatur Warehouse, 555 E. Wood RELIABLE night man. service station and cabin rentals BTadley's 5821. TWO MEN'. One ior general work; onl for counter -ork.

Fred Campbell. Ata Supply 332 E. Mam. WANTED AT ONCE: Mechanics handy man. Apply to Mr.

Herbert. aiut VJiy JjlIfS. WANTED married man on farm. Tea around work at Bethany. Must car.

2-7324. Decatur. YOUNG MAN: For work behind Jet-W bar. Transportation furnished. Laktsaa Club.

Help Male and Ferrule 34 COOK WANTED, man or woman. 2-4912. HOUSEMAN and cook, full maintenanc otrituy cuipiuj ment. uox Review. woman, bny.

or sirl to do f'tfjf kuchen work. Apply Manhattan Ce! 1 Permanent Jobs For men and women. In our poultry if partment. Swift Co. 757 N.

MORGAN Work WantedFemale GOOD COOK wishes work in ropens bachelor or widower home. Reierei- Eox 919 Herald-Review. MOTHERS OF small children. PJ" visit your husband in camp, or so work with the kno ledge 'hat I guarantee best of care, food. ib- attention for your baby.

Hae able, modern, well heated home; km town. Exchange referencs. Rates by or jnonth. For further information. Mrl.

Florence Delhi. 27101 or write Box 386. -nr inynunLi expenencea stenographer desires permanent pos. Excellent references. Immediately aole.

Box 936. Herald-Review. WILL CARE FOR children: my home References. Prefer infants, small dren. 2-7970.

WILL CARE for children tn by the day. 2-3626. YOUR LETTERS and circulars dressed at a reasonable rate Ph Work Wanted Male EXPERIFNCED young farm wants 160. 200 acre farm near Mi-1" on shares or salary basis. Reere.i Box 932.

Herald-Review. Businrss Opportunities CAFE: Near Milllkin campus. A.i 1-ll annii Cft''? ceipls. Let us show you this. Mileham.

Realtor. 1017 N. W-er i-r 2-7912. Evenings Mr. Murphy.

Weatherford 2-0434 DISTRIBUTOR WANTED: Grade in tirt All sizes. Cuyahoga Tire kuoo Farm Service Starts on Jan. 1 Farm Bureau farm management service, which originated 20 years ago in Illinois, will start in Macon countv and 16 other Central Illinois counties Jan. 1, M. L.

Mosher of the University of Illinois, supervisor for the organization, announced here last Friday. The service was organized for the 17 counties in a meeting of Farm Bureau representatives and farm advisers in the Macon county Farm Bureau building Friday. Field men were named to carry out service. They were required to be agricultural college graduates with at least five years experience in agriculture. B.

L. McNabb of Bloomington was named field director for the central district, comprising Macon. Dewitt. Piatt. Moultrie, Coles.

Douglas and Clark counties. Theo Myers. Clark county farm adviser, was named field man for the east district, comprising Iroquois. Vermilion, Champaign and Edgar counties. He will resign as farm adviser.

The third district includes Morgan, Cass. Menard. Mason, Sangamon and Logan counties. A field man has been selected for the district, but the name is not yet known here. It is the work of the field man to visit farms regularly enrolled in the service, to assist with farm management, particularly the handling of detailed records, and to prnvie latest information from the University of Illinois on agriculture.

Enrollment in the service is limited. John R. Gilkey. Macon county farm adviser, said yesterday that there is room for one or two more Macon county farmers in the service. Cost of the service ranges from S20 to S60 a year, depending upon the size of the farm.

McLean, Tazewell, Woodford and Livingston counties have had the service since it was originated. There are 350 farms of those counties enrolled in the service. Illinois has a total of 1.250 farms in the service. New Cruiser Atlanta To Be Commissioned Philadelphia. Nov.

26 AP The 10.000 ton cruiser Atlanta, successor to the "Mighty lost in the battle of Guadalcanal, and fourth fighting ship to bear the narre of the Georgia capital, will be commissioned at the Philadelphia Navy yard Dec. 3 manned by a crew that feels it has a personal score to settle with the Japanese. Seven survivors of that mighty ship which took part in the battle of Midway, the landings on Guadalcanal and the battle of the Eastern Solomons before going down Nov. 13, 1942. requested assignment to their ship's successor.

Five Processed Food Stamps Valid Dec. 1 Washington. Nov. 26 (API Five more blue stamps, used for processed foods, will become valid Dec. 1.

They are stamps X-5, Y-5, Z-5. A -2 and B-2. each worth 10 points. They will be valid indefinitely. No other blue stamps are expected to be validated for processed foods until Jan.

1, 1945 the Office of Price Administration said. Deliverymen and Trucks Wanted! PLENTY COAL AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS TREES 3000 trcps to select from. Sizes 2 to 20 foot. Both long and short needle variety. Guaranteed not to shed.

Orchard Run Jonathan, King and Delicious APPLES Bushel $2.49 FANCY DELICIOUS BOX APPLES $4.95 Hickory Nuts lb. 10c Black Walnuts lb. 15c English Walnuts lb. 49c Pecans lb. 45c Almonds Filberts lb.

55c FANCY CONCORD Grapes basket SI. 39 Cider gal. 69c U. S. NO.

1 TRIUMPH Potatoes bag $2.99 COBBLERS Potatoes bag 53.13 Fresh Oysters pint 75c Plenty of Fresh Dressed Poultry FRIES and HENS FEEDS Clover Hay bale $1.35 Straw bale 90c "Faultless" Egg Scratch Feed $3.45 Oyster Shells bag 69c Fresh Killed Meats AP'S MARKET 2005 N. Water St. if Personals INSULATE NOW Up to 16 to pay. Call Earl Berry- BROWNIE COAL CO. KEY'S: Made for any type lock.

Quick service. East Mam oicycie sua Shop. 249 Main, uiai ojn MEN'S PREP SETS. 4 pieces. $125.

Ideal gift for men. naraings urusa. i. Water QUALITY WORKMANSHIP and good service on an oni.o.'v--. Parkvs Repair Service.

134 S. Oakland, 1-3832 2-2142. REFRIGERATION SERVICE: Phone 2-8484. J. ri.

oiuouieiicm on vnc nousenoia poxes a sytvmi RUMMAGE SALE: 534 E. Eldorado. Tuesday. Nov. 28th.

winter clothing, adults and children, good condition. Reasonable. RUMMAGE SALE. Monday. Nov.

27. 226 Main. RUMMAGE SALE: 224 N. Main, OV. ZO.

1JOII5. tU eivcinc heaters, electric plates, pop corn, sewing macnuies. inuim. v-. RUMMAGE SALE.

534 E. Eldorado. Monday. Nov 27. narrlstown it.

mu. STUBBORN HAIR needs the care oi a specialist. Consultation at North Park Beauty bnop, in r-arK. ouj. TOY'S REPAIRED: welding, brazing, soldering.

329 Green. Phone 2-2693. rings insured, irom azo.uu ui. Shop. 410 water, rnone ou WAR BONDS and Good Vision are the best of investments.

Dr. Kalpn toernan. Optometrist. Reasonable prices, terms. 410 N.

W'ater. Phone 5913. WRINGER ROLLS, parts, and service for anv make washer. George's Washer Shop. 243 N.

Franklin. Theaters and Amusements BEMENT THEATER. Bement. 111. "The Story of Dr.

Wassell" with Gary Cooper. Laraine Day. Where to Go 7C PLAN A PARTY for the gang at Rags-dales Rink. Skate from 10:00 to 12:00. Cost only 40c.

480 E. Norm ROLLER SKATE at Chaps Rink. 2811 Main. 7:30 to 10:30 p. Admission, joc.

TOO BAD FOLKS but we're closed all day Mondays. See you tomorrow, ine woou-en Shoe. 241 Main. TREAT YOUR FAMILY to the best. The best in Ice Cream is c.

maae irom pure cream. 1125 N. water. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD: Contained identification. money.

Mail papers. 421 Central Ave. or phone 9866. No Questions asked. Re ward, lapscott.

RTI.T.FOT.D contained $210. leave papers, identification. Lost by sailor at Houdaille- Hershev trailer camp Friday night. Ke- ward. 2640 court, trailer camp.

BROWN BILLFOLD in Lincoln Theater last Sunday. Reward. 2-7482. CAMEO bracelet. 5 links.

Reward. Tele phone 2-1 140. IDENTIFICATION bracelet lost. Thanks giving day. Name "Russer Keward.

2-5873. LADY'S black purse. Contained valuable papers, money. Finder keep money. Call LADIES BLACK purse, containing valuable papers.

Zipper top. Plastic handle. Blue ujz. POINTER LOST. Black and white, spotted Reward.

Phone 8161. RAT TERRIER, male, white, brown head black spot on back. Reward. Cecil Henry. Mt.

Zion. STRAYED: Small female Beagle hound Black, tan. while marked. Reward. Phone 2-1748.

LADY' who held box Friday night on Morean bus call 2-0 1 15. WIRE HAIRED terrier, female, lost. Reward. 7718. Automobiles for Sale 11 mnr.K 1938- 2 door, extra clean.

$715 Pontiac 1931 sedan. $175: Ford 1934 coach, $195: Plymouth 19-so seaan Dodge 1937 sedan. $510. Ben Nolen Prairie at Broadway. CHEVROLET 1929 coach.

5 good tires. new battery. 4093. DE SOTO 1940. radio, heater, over drive.

Very low mileage. Linn O. Rau. Kenney. Come alter Nov.

29. FORD Model T. 1926. Good tires. Tele phone 94nl.

FORD. 1930 model good condition 148 Lonview. FORD. 1934 V-8 fordor sedan. A-l tires 1715 N.

Edward. FORD 1936 deluxe coupe. Very clean, good tires. Earl Luster-John Rechtm, Ford Dealers. Prairie at Jarkson.

tnDET. A Ford coupe: 2 excellent tires Good shape. 1170 N. Union, after 5 evenines. PLYMOUTH 1939 deluxe 4-door sedan.

Verv clean. A real buy. fcarl i-uster- John Rechtin. Ford Dealers. Prairie at iackson.

B. B. BURNS 402 E. PRAIRIE 1941 DodEe Commando Army car. can easily be converted into pick-up truck.

Nearly new replacement mo tor. Excellent tires. 4-wheeI drive. 1941 Plymouth' coupe, good tires. Excel lent mechanical condition.

1938 Dodge 4 door, clean, very nice. 1937 Ford coupe. REO-NASH. 240 WEST WOOD "We will pay "Ceiling Price" for good Used Cars. See us first.

WE BUY, SELL TRADE FOR USED CARS W. C. STARR, 232 8. MAIN WE NEED 50 GOOD USED CARS Highest Cash Prices for Any Make or Model COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO. Lot: Broadway at.

E. North 141 PACKARD: 1940 6 sedan. Excellent appearance and mechanical condition. Kil-born's. 131 N.

Church. PLYMOUTH. 1938 SEDAN for sale. Tele-phone 2-3364. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 A BEAUTIFUL Elcar.

Glider. Continental Universal. Also used trailers. Glen's trailer sales. East Texaco Tower (inu, rvozy oacn iKturr.N.

oee nogers. raner 370 E. Prairie, inside. Alwavs onen DODGE 1939 l'a ton dump in extra good condition. Real good tires.

A very good buy. Earl Luster-Jchn Rechtin, Ford nniiig i jactison HOUSE trailer, electric brakes. Sleeps inu t. uamon. HOUSE trailer.

National for sale. Shell j'a'imi. tjiflj water. INTERNATIONAL 12 tractor on rubber power mower. Melvin Hiser.

Cerro Gordo TRUCK-BED: 7 Grain type. Harley Eversole. Moweaqua. 1941 house trailer. $700; $235 cash Balance 12 or 16 months.

Sleeps 4. Good tires, w-ith spare, vacuum brakes. Glen's Trailer Saies. East Texaco Tower. N.

Water St Tires and Auto Accessories 13 MERRY MOTOR SUPPLY have a complete stock auto supplies, parts, accessories. A. C. Merry. 350 East Prairie.

2-2506. USED CAR RADIO wanted, regardless cf vonauiun. tuj t. uarlield. 4 GOOD 18 in.

tires and tubes, nearly new oattery ana generator. 420 E. Condit. Motorcycles Bicycles 15 BICYCLES for sale: Parts, accessories, re pairs. Botts Sporting Goods.

554 N. W'ater. i MAN'S BICYCLE, good condition. Inquire 1013 31St. MAN'S bicycle, pfewar.

Womack. 3 mile South Ketcnn Porir MOTOR SCOOTER: Good condition. 2 new urps. MOTOR SCOOTER, good. $60.

S. J. Lubbers. Deland. 111.

WANTED: Girls bicycle. Excellent con Born To CLARK. Mr. and Mrs. Emory.

Ellsworth, a daughter, in Mennonite hospital. KELLY Mr. and Mrs. John. Waynesville.

a daughter. Nov. 23. in John Warner hospital. Clinton.

Central Illinois Deaths ATKINSON. Charles Henry. 60. east of Taylorville. died 3 a.

m. Sunday in St. hncnital To vlcrvillP! IpflVPR SOnS. Kenneth C. and James Everett, near Taylorville.

Lt. Robert W-. Corpus Chris-ti. Texas: sisters. Mrs.

O. D. Pinney. Tavlorville. Lou Atkinson.

Taylorville: body in Chesnut Pearce funeral home. Tavlorville: arrangements incomplete. GIRDEN. Sarah. 90.

of Assumption, died 6 30 p. m. Saturday in nome: daughter, Mrs. Ida Little. Shelbyville: sons.

Eugene. Assumption. Chris. Men-den. services 2 p.

m. Tuesday in Assumption Nazarene church: burial in Jacobs cemetery, northwest of Mowea-qua: Shafer-Pitzer-Stauter funeral home. Assumption, in charge. JUDY. Florence.

85. of Broadwell. died 1-95 n. m. Sunday nome oi oaugnier.

Mrs. Leslie Ridgeway. Mt. Pulaski: leaves husband. Martin.

Mt. Pulaski: sons. Lii-lard. San Francisco. Walker, Martinsville.

Samuel. Barry. 111.. Herbert. Shelton.

daughters. Mrs. Jennie Fordham. Rozewell. N.

Mrs. Carl Trent. San Francisco. Mrs. Ridgeway: services to be held in Broadwell Christian church: burial in Mechanics-hnrir cemetery: body to be taken from Schahl funeral home.

Mt. Pulaski to home of Mrs. Gerald Butler. Broadwell. Monday.

nttT. Mary 61. formerly of Taylorville. died 8 a. m.

Sunday in Elgin; leaves brother. Case Milligan. Pana: services 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in Joe Shafer funeral nome.

taylorville; ouuui in wi xini cemetery. Funeral Directors For Ambulance Dial 4421 at any time, day or night. Quick service. Dawson Wikoff Funerals Decatur 1A MRS. FLORENCE ELIZABETH Services 8 a.

m. Monday. St. James Catholic church. Interment Dieterich cemetery, Dieterich, 111.

J. J. noran Sons' Sen-ice. Burt, May Services 3 p. m.

Tuesday in Dawson Wikoff. Burial in Salem cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Monday. Dawson Wikoff Magill, Marilyn Mills Services 2 p. m.

Monday. Dawson Wikoff clrapel. Burial in Fairlawn cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 a. m.

Monday. Dawson Wikoff McCAULEY. MR. GEORGE W. Funeral services 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.

Free Methodist church. Friends may call at mnerai nome aner noon mohuhj. interment Graceland cemetery. J. J.

Moran Sons' service. Merritt, Ada D. Services 1 p. m. Tuesday Dawson Wikoff chapel.

Burial in North Fork cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Monday. Dawson Wikoff KAN AD MR. WM. CLAY: Services 10 o'clock Tuesday mornine.

Friends may call at funeral home after noon Mon day. Interment Fairlawn cemetery. J. Moran Sons Service. SHATTEL.

ISRAEL MR. Services 10:30 a m. Monday, chapel, where friends may call. Interment Fairlawn. J.

J. Moran fc Sons' Service. In Memoriam IN REMEMBRANCE of Corporal Raymond L. Hon. who was killed in action one year auo today.

Novemoer 2 iy.i. We are sad with our memories. Lonely, are our hearts today. For the one we loved so dearly Has been forever called away. We think of him in silence.

No eye may see us weep. But many silent tears are shed. When others are asleep. Mother and Sisters. PACELEY.

BETTY LOU, who passed away 5 years atio today. In our home she is fondly remembered. Sweet memories clins to her name. Those who loved her in life sincerely Still love her in death just the same Paseleys and Morthlands. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN: A beautiful, -well kept ceme tery with perpetual care.

Select your lot and pay on easy terms. 146 S. water. 4495. MEMORIAL PARK: The only strictly non-monumental cemetery in Macon Co.

538 Standard Bide. 5058. Insurance ACCIDENT AND HEALTH: insures Income; pays hospital expense. "Chet" Walker. 103 Suffern Building.

2-4451: 9342 HOSPITALIZATION insurance for every family. Let me write your policy! Ralph Wilcox. Bennett Shaae, 449a; 2-694. HOSPITAL, surgical, medical! All covered in new hospital expense plan. Ralph Wil cox.

Bennett ic Shade. 449d: 2-6974. Masonic Temple Activities 6A GREAT LIGHT LODGE 1064. specia: Monday. 6:30 p.

m. 2nd degrees. Personals A BEAUTIFUL assortment of cosmetic Christmas boxes and Christmas cards Wat kins Products, 605 W. Macon. Phone 2-3628 before 9 a.

alter 5 p. m. A NEW smart collar will make all the difference in the world on your old fur coat. Schudels Pur Shop. 157 W.

Mam ACCURATE RADIO SERVICE Guaranteed Zimmerman. 803 W. Grand. 2-3270. ALARM CLOCKS, repaired and enameled any color.

50c. 421 Central. 9866. A Swellebrity: is enny 1 hooz gonna git a pre7int that cums frum the of at Rosenberg's. wanna no after looits aroun ule see that oraenaree gilts iom me same as reel line preiiiis cost at Rosenberg's, like for the babe for babyi a lokit is SI.

25 to il5 bracits to 35 pins fer enny young ladee id 10 oo costs si. to 5JD ier a good mans er ladies watch S20 to S50 is enuf lottsa uther things that all of em say em bot it from a famous swelle. Bpn King of Diamonds! Miller at Rosenberg's. 445 N. Water.

A-1 WATCH REPAIRING: Quick, cuara teed service. Bioom, 955 W. Marietta. BLIND LADY. MRS.

C. C. RILEY, 1111 North Monroe. 2-5146- Brooms, brushes, mops. Retail, wholesale.

Cash For Used Radios Central Radio Store 348 N. PARK ELECTRIC: AT. renainnc. s'" 8J' ChmeS. StOkerR SWepnerc SnMai-in-r anH FYPtrpT v.

i. Bourner Moore, 640 Main 7787. 1 HATS BLOCKED: 3 day service. George's rwif. jj r.

water. insulation will keep your home comfortable with up to savings. The Cooper-Rucker fuel Cooper-Rucker Co. 2-6734. ABOUT a dozen cars needed at once.

Ben Nolen oarage. w. reu. ALWAYS SEE Decatur's oldest, dealer for a fair price ior your car. w.

232 S. Main. Phone 4294. BEN NOLEN: Will pay you more money Ior your car. cast riMinc -j-" GOOD USED CAR wanted.

Telephone 3-7892. I NEED CARS! Get cash ceiling price for yours! Landers. 350 fc. wiinatn. WANTED: Good small, cheap running car or truck.

8194. WE NEED USED CARS For Essential Drivers If You have a car you don't need, sell lt to us for the highest cash price, and we will sell it to someone who needs it more than you. Call, write or phone. Earl Luster-John Rechtin FORD DEALERS PRAIRIE AT JACKSON Business Service 18 HIGHEST CASH PRICES for dead ani mals: prompt service, ijecaiur ocavtruiici Service. Phone '9Bti.

rteierer t-imis HIGHEST CASH PRICES for dead ani mals. Prompt service, central in. m-nut-i-ing Harrlstown 531. Reverse charges. Building Contracting 19 LET US CONCRETE your basement this winter Glenn Han, rnone joooq.

PLASTERING of all kinds. Work guaran teed. 1536 N. cnurcn. POINTING up foundations of houses.

brick pillars, cement coating Dasemeiu walls, watercoating basement wails, white coating basement walls. For results call W'alter Eckman. 2-2632. Cleaning Renovating 20 DIAL 2-27C0: From 8 a. m.

until 11 a. m. for Tuesday pickup, we man sou Billiard Cleaners. 733 N. Water.

Heating Service 23 FURNACE repairing. Also 2C' new furnaces available. 2-8004 2-4036. FURNACES: Vacuum cleaned and re paired. Bert Boyd.

9825 NEW FURNACES and boilers promptly installed. Complete heat engineering service. Automatic Heat Co. hujj; z-ui REPAIRS, Service all makes oil burners, stokers, furnaces, boilers, controls. Automatic Heat Co.

9032: 2-1321. Painting Papering Flooring 26 FOR SATISFACTORY wall and wall paper cleaning. Phone 2-4 0o. INTERIOR DECORATING: Furniture re- paired. refinished.

A-l work. 2-lJbb. PAINTING and washing halls and stairways a specialty. Equipment furnished Greenwood. 9088.

PAINTING, wall washing, paper cleaning Satisfaction guaranteed. 1. PAPER hanging only. For a better iob ana price can a. z-iaia.

PAPERHANGING: Painting. Work guaran tetd. Call Allen. 4589. PAPERHANGING.

steaming, cleaning, painting. 2-7821. before 8, after 5. PURE WHITE SHELLAC, 'i pints, quarts, gallons. Sherman Williams 414 N.

Water. Employment Agencies 31 NEED HELP? have competent office and clerical workers for full or part time work, call Personal fiacement. uo4i. Help Wanted Female 32 BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. North Park Beauty shop.

244 N. Park. 8733. BEAUTY OPERATOR. To take full charge of shop.

Gertrude Blank. Ashland, III DISHWASHER wanted. Good salary. Apply to Chef Hotel Orlando. FIRST COOK: Also short order cook Apply Walgreen Oo.

FOUNTAIN GIRL: Roth-Johnson Drug 143 Water. FOUNTAIN girl. S22 week. 2 meals daily New Chocolate Shop. 411 N.

W'ater. KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply Greider cale. 161 E. Main.

READY-TO-WEAR salesgirl or woman. Must have some experience. Semmel's. 244 N. Water.

STENOGRAPHER: Permanent. Experience desirable, but not essential. 522 Stand ard Bldg. Phone 5911. STENOGRAPHER anted.

Apply Rath racking 520 Front. TYPIST: General office work, short hand Experience not required. Permanent full time employment. Irwin Neisler Co. 410 N.

Morgan. WAITRESS: day work. Young girl rr middle aged woman. Lone Oak. i75 22nd WAITRESSES WAN TED: GREIDER'S CAFE.

161 EAST MAIN. WAITRESSES: Apply in person Lincoln square tale. 117 N. Main. WAITRESS: Sundays off.

$20 week. Bonus, tips. Wayside Inn. 223 E. North.

WAITRESS: Steady work. Apply in person. transportation furnished. Lakeside Club COMPLETE charge and care of school aged boy in your home. Also room for mother.

Reference. 4711. Between 8 and 9 p. m. EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS LIBERAL HOSPITAL AND LIFE INSURANCE POLICY FREE.

VACATIONS WITH PAY THE KEATING CO. (NOT INC.) 304 N. FRANKLIN Full Time OR Part Time Girls, Women CLEAN. PLEASANT STEADY WORK PRESSING HAND IRONING INSPECTING ASSEMBLING 145 E. DECATUR 4 Blocks South Transfer House Girls and Women For Christmas Work Several additional positions are open now: i.sniera ana saies women particularly needed, women who enjoy beintr in the midst of thinea during trie holiriav season will hke lt here at Decatur's Christmas Store.

See Mr. H. H. Carver Gebhart-Gu'--'1 C-. Extra help for Christmas: girls or ladies.

Apply Martin's Jewelry Store. GIRL, steady, transportation lumisnca. Rainbow. Z239 E. wood.

Girls or Women To work full or part time in various de partments Experience helpful but not essential. Good wages. Apply to Mr. Finlayson, first floor. Block Kuhl Co.

Girls Wanted For Permanent Office Positions' At Staley's These Jobs Now Open Junior Typist Junior Bookkeeper Clerical Workers Office Messengers IF YOU have had business training In quahfv for one of these desirable office jobs at Staley's. Plenty of chance for advancement. If you are interested in your future, apply today. Phone 4141 or call in person at our Employment nnc Office hours: 8:15 a. m.

to 4:30 P. m. A. E. Staley Mfg.

Co. DECATUR. ILL. GIRLS wanted, age 16 or over for light manuracniring t-iean woi. swu vi The Hi-Flier Mfg.

510 Wabash Ave. Girls Wanted To Learn: SPOTTING INSPECTION MACHINE PRESSING Steady Employment Pleasant Working Conditions APPLY TO Mr. G. O. Cramer Schud els1 Inc." 157 WEST MAIN HELP WANTED: Hich school cirl after school and Saturdays.

Rosenbergs, 445 N. W'atPr. HIGH SCHOOL girl wanted for house cleanine. work on Saturdays. 2-7578.

LADY: Care for children. Lipht apartment work. Mother employed 7-3. 656 V. Kinjr: west side, down: after 3:30.

PART time work. 50c nr. for waitress and soda fountain, day or night. See Mrs. Hildebrand, Wayside Inn.

233 E. North. STERLING SILVER. Sterling, almost unobtainable these many months, will be in great demand after the war. This fact can spell real opportunity for you if you have the qualities needed to help us further publici7e one of the finer sierlines.

The Work: Appointing local sponsors and talking before small groups on the art-of-entertamme. The requirements: Excellent appearance and education, good cultural backcround. some experience in meeting people, a car. The Rewards: Earning above the avpmp spina une work, permanency. a career that can become just as bitr as You want to make If you are tnir.K-m nbmif rmst-war opDort unity and feel you can fill the bill, we'd like to hear from you.

Drop me a line ana an mttprvipu- -aiil hp arranced in Decatur- Write to T. S. Knight. President, Bex 986. Herald Review.

WOMAN, for general housework, for part time. 8TT7. WOMEN: For cleanine office. Hours 5 to" 11 p. m.

Phone 8114. WOMAN or girl, with or without child to share home. Care 2 children. Mother employed. Wages.

2-3225. WOMAN to assist housework. 2 adults. Good home. Modern wages.

Box 931 Herald-Review. WOMAN to help with cooking. Greider's Cafeteria. 259 N. Main.

WOMAN TO assist with housework in modern country home. Box 926. Herald-Review. WOMEN For Cafeteria CALL 2-4909 BETWEEN 6 AND 8 P. M.

OR SUNDAY 9 AND 12 A. M. WOMEN needed for kitchen help. Apply Mr. Carmody, The Wooden Shoe.

WOMEN over 18, light assembly work. 502 E. William. WOMEN: Help in bake shop. Greider's Cafeteria.

259 N. Main. WOMEN: To wash dishes. Greider's Cafeteria. 259 N.

Main. 2 WOMEN for night work. Oakes Cafeteria. Help Wanted Male 33 TO BE EMPLOYED, all male applicants must obtain referral from U. S.

E. S. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS needed. Good working conditions, good salary. International Harvester 400 E.

Main. 2-1808. BARTENDER Full or part time. Experience not essential. Apply Manager, St.

Nicholas Hotel. BRASS FOUNDRY workers, moulders, core makers and helpers. Will train if inexperienced. Post war opportuniites. Half block from bus.

Fanes Manufacturing 1036 E. Grand Ave. BUS Apply Greider's Cafe, 161 E. Main. COOK wanted.

Ridgiydale Cafe, corner Prairie at Churcn. CURB BOY for weekend work. Burger Basket. 4752. DISHWASHER wanted.

Good salary. Ap ply to Chef Hotel Orlando. FIREMEN: Steady employment, will tram if necessary. Stoker feed. Only half block from bus.

Faries Mfg. Co, 1036 E. Grand. LUNCH counter waiter. Greider's Cafe, 61 E.

Main. NIGHT WATCHMAN For Plant PERFECT CLEANERS 130 East Wood SALES REPRESENTATIVE: For new gov't approved line. Must be able to sell, furnish yuor own car. Excellent opportunity for aood earninss to naht man. See Mr.

Davenport, Firestone Stores. 400 N. Main. 5227. SALESMAN for retail milk route.

RidBly-dale Dairy. 141 N. Church. SERVICE STATION attendant, full or part time. 505 N.

Main. SHOE REPAIRMAN wanlerf w.ire. Rapid advancement. Write or apply 2jJ aier STOKER fireman, for low pressure beat- uioer man can qualify. Apply "Screen Guild Players," a Columbia Broadcasting system feature, is added to the WSOY schedule today at 9 p.

m. with Paulette Goddard in "You Belong to Me." 8:30 WENR Spotlight Bands WMAQ Information please 9:00 WSOY Screen Guild Players CBS WMAQ Contented Program WENR Raymond Gram Swing, News WGN Henry Gladstone. News WBBM Screen Guild players 9:15 WON Chuck Foster Orch. WENR Ted Malone Irom London 9:30 WSOY Thanks to the Yanks CBS WMAQ Dr. I.

Q. 10:00 WSOY News WGN Aunt Fanny WMAQ Music Shop WSOY Scorekeeper 10:15 WSOY Joan Brooks CBS 10:30 WSOY f.ee Castle's orchestra CBS WENR Globe Trotter WMAQ Just for Fun 10:45 WGN Lew Diamond's Orch. WENR Rhythm at Random WMAQ Moods in Melody 11:00 WSOY News 11:05 WSOY Music from the West CBS WGN Musical Notes 11:15 WENR Arthur Murray 11:30 WSOY Tommy Tucker's Orch. CBS WGN Human Adventure WENR Emil Vandas's Orch WMAQ Playhouse 11:45 WSOY Bill Snyder's Orch. CBS 12:00 WSOY News CBS WMAQ News Mrs.

Angeline Westbay 90, Cisco, Dies Here Mrs. Angeline McAdams Westbay, 90, of Cisco, 'died in Decatur and Macon county hospital at 7:40 a. m. Sunday morning of injuries result ing from a fall suffered in her home Saturday evening. Her hip was broken in the fall.

Coroner Harold Brintlinger reported last night that an inquest would be held as soon as an investigation is made. Born Jan. 18, 1854, in Indiana. Mrs. Westbay came to Illinois in 1906, and had lived in and near Cisco for 28 years.

Her- husband, William Westbay, died in 1921. They had been married in 1871. She leaves three children, Mrs. Ida Richter of Louisville, and Thomas and Martin Westbay of Cisco; two grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in the Heinle funeral home in Argtnta with burial in Friends Creek cemetery in Ar-genta. May Burt, 65, Macon Dies Sunday in Home May Burt, Macon, 65, rural route 2, died at home at 9 a. m. today.

She leaves her husband, Joseph Burt, and a step-daughter, Lovene Bloom ingdale of Decatur, and a half-brother, Charles Curtis, Mat- toon. Mrs. Burt was a member of the Elwin Methodist church. She was born at Lovington Feb. 15, 1879, and moved here 15 years ago.

Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the Dawson Wi- koff funeral home. Burial will be in Salem cemetery. "Friends may call at the funeral home after noon todav.

Training for Defense Only, Argentina Says Buenos Aires, Nov. 26 (AP) The War ministry, aiming to dis pel what is called "misleading interpretations" of the pre-military training program announced last week, issued a six-page statement today saying the program is intend ed only as a defense measure ini improving the physical health of individuals. The announcement, made through the press secretariat, said the new regulation seeks solution of the problem of an alarming percentage of citizens being unfit for military service. DECATUR HERALD Morning Except Sunday and Holiday! DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC 361-365 North Main Street Decatur.

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