The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 2

9- Friday Night Radio Programs WSOY 1340 EC CBS WGN 730 KC MBS WSOY-FM 102.1 MC WMAQ 670 KC NBC 890" KC ABC T0 MOULTRIE POLIO DRIVE OPENS WITH LUNCHEON Sullivan, Jan. 14 (Staff) The Moultrie County March of Dimes drive will get underway with 'a kick-off luncheon held, at the Candyland Cafe in Sullivan, Saturday. Thcdrive will be held the last two weeks in January. Tom Conn, Lovington, is chairman of the Moultrie County Chapter of the Polio Foundation; L. G.

Beebe of Lovington is chairman of the fund drive, G. C. Miller of Sullivan is treasurer, and Mrs. Vic Dwerlkotte of Sullivan is secretary of the drive. The first donation to the fund was $25 given by the American Legion Auxiliary of Post 68.

Lodges Attend Ceremonies In St. Louis Approximately 33 members ol Lodges 439 and 542, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, will attend installation ceremonies tomorrow in St. Louis. Ceremonies start at 7:30 p. m.

in the Jefferson Hotel. A dance has been scheduled for the clerks until 1 a. m. The local contingent will go to St. Louis on Wabash Train 1 1 in a special car.

The car will be coupled to the'midnight train from St. Louis for the return trip, according to D. E. Cook, president of Lodge 439. George M.

Harrison, grand president of the clerks, will be main speaker at the meeting and will install the new officers. Nearly 150 Tickets Sold For Weekend Chicago Trip Between 125 and 150 Decatur residents have purchased advance 6 PM Bandstand Bandstand Airs Unci Fulton Lewis li. John Vandercook iO PM Wed Howard News News. Wealhei.Mkls. :30 Meet the Arti Meet the Artist Morcan Beilty News Gabriel Heattet Lone Ranger 4S Edward R.

Murrew Edward R. Munow One Man's Family Perry Como Show Vr 7 PM Crime Photographer Accent on Melody Dinah Shore Show Counter Spy Farm World Today Photographer. News 1 Frank Sinatra :10 Godfrey Digest Accent on Melody En. wi'b Garroway Communist for FBI Haven of Rest MS 8PM Perry Como Show Pre Game Music News, 720 Club News PM IS BinR Crosbr Show Decatur High vs. 720 Club Earn Dance Stan :30 Parade of Hits Champaign High Rhythm Party, News Kj4i 9 PM Tin Pan Alley Cavalcade of Sports News Edw.

Morgan. News ft Guest Star Saiie Dowel Bain Dance Stars 1 1 :10 Decatur Serenade This I Like Rhythm Party :3 Serenade. I Believe John Holtman.News :45 i 'M Nw News Howard Miller Show News Barn Dance Stars -4 I 1 1 I Points on Sports Points on Sports lops in Sports I I I I '30 Decatur High vs. Where There's Music News. Norman Ross lack Sulwi'j Shi.w I 110 JL7MS Champaign High Norman Ross Show JL Ai nPM NewsThere's Music Reporter at Large News, Buddv Black PM Where There's Music The Cher Show Buddy Black Show I I :39 The Night Owl I I :3 Daytime Radio Pro-ams for Saturday WSOY WSOY-FM WMAQ WDZ WIS 1340 KC CBS 112.1 MC KC NBC 1050 KC 890 KC ABC AM Roostei Club Rooster Club J.

Hamilton Records Farm Bulletin Board 1AM ToniRht'sBarn Dane 1 1 News.Sag'mnSpcl News.Sas'mn SpcJ Dolph Hewitt VfMS Sangamon Special Sangamon Special News 7 AM World Nevw World News Recoids Barn Dance Preview jaw AM Mornirg HeiaJd Morning Herald Travel Hons World News r. NT. T. N. I.

Local :30 N.T News T.N I New. Travel, News Musical Clock News 8 AM News of America Newao Ameno Normaa Rou Jr. Barn Dance Preview AM Church Schedule Music for Saturday )m 30 lob Bulletins ChapelbvtheRoadside News. Aunt Rita's v'O Garden Gate Adv. in Education Aunt Rita's Hour 9 AM Know Your Illinois Pops on Parade Norman Ross.

Jr. Jack and Jill AM Grsraps. Stoivwlles I :30 Pops on Parade Pops on Parade Quality Set to Music Back to the Biblt Space Patrol MO MS tMS AM Robert Lewis Off the Record Carnival of Books Shopper's Serenade ABC News v. -4 I II IS Dick Noble. Records Organ Melodies I 1:15 I 1 1:30 Robert Lewis S.

American Way Noble, Records Hospitality Program Pruth McFarlin I 1 1:30 .1. 45 Three juar. Time Service Feature JL VfMS nAM Newt Romance Rhapsody in Rhythm Dick Noble. ReconkQuiz Club News, Music -4 -4 AM Romans Agriculture USA I I :30 Gunsmoke Ballad Time Noble, Records All Star Jubilee Editors Roundup I I :30 MS Ballads, Weather Farm Advisor JLXmS 4 stm City Hospital Midday Roundup Firm ft Home Hour World Newt Noontime News 471. PM I Hospital.

G. Drake Roundup. Drake Local News, Mkts. Market Review I I :30 News; Music News; Music Fravn Utley PresentsAg. in Action American Farmer I :30 JLaaVMS Musical Menu Musical Menu JLesVMS 1PM Eddie Fisher Show Eddie Fisher Show We Came This Way Chapel of the Air Metro.

Opera PM Here's to Vets Here's to Vets Town and Country I :30 Jk Bx J'ie Bo House of Music Guest Star 1:39 U.N. Story XmS 2 PM of Illinois II of Illinois Book Parade PM Ohio State Ohio State Sat. Dance Party :30 MS fajMS 8 PM PM :30 Bandwagon Proudly We Had MS cJmS 4PM News. Recordially News. Recordially U.S.

Naw Band Meny-go-round 4 RecordiaUy Yours Recordiallv Voura Tony Arden Show I :30 News, Serenade News: Serenade Rio Rhythms Sports. News MS Sat. Serenade Sar. Serenade Final News MS 5 PM Melody Time Melody Time News Merry Go Round United Nations Rev. UxrlS .30 News.

Roundup LocalNews.Koundup Thy Kingdom Come Rhythm Party II1' MS Record Roundup Record Roundup Guest Star "MS City Firemen Get New Orcn L. Davis Post 99, Veterans of Foreign Wars, last night presented the Decatur fire department with a new resusci- sen-ice committee with Fire Chief Ira Leech in center, and Commissioner. Cody R. Holmes at right. Magistrate in a Jam State Rescinds Driver License Revocations Resuscitator tator as one of its community service projects.

At left is Dean Woolridge, post community Later, Carpentier said, Reiner sent him statements declaring the rlrivrr invnlvri Karl net flnrwarl before him, that he never issued warrants for their anest, did not set trial dates nor receive any "bond deposits. The statements in each case said that any conflicting report was unintentional error. Carpentier said Arty. Gen. La- tnam uasue oitice advised him Springfield, Jan.

14 (AP) Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier- said Thursday he is rescinding the revocation of drivers licenses of nine Bloomington residents. Carpentier said he was acting on the attorney general advice following assertions Blooming- ton Police Magistrate Walter Reiner that he signed the reports against the nine through "unintentional error." 1 ihe reports were purported car- ojbon copies of court reports that the drivers had forfeited bond on charges of drunken driving in violation of a city Cirpen-tier said. His revocation order followed. i STATE ASKS BIDS ON SHELBY, DOUGLAS WORK will be opened Jan.

8 dence of misconduct in the office if6 iaaoti ITT of Police Magistrate Reiner" toj'ff' 26, VT'6-' call it to the attention of the grand 19" of, Deoittrr association, is an alternate direc- Moultrie Has Farm Course Sullivan, Jan. 14 (Staff) The second in a scries of informational Farm Bureau coopera tive schools was held in Sullivan Thursday with the Moultrie Serv ice Company and the insurance service furnishing the program. The third and final meeting in the series will be held next Thurs-. day beginning at 9 a. m.

in the Masonic Hall at Sullivan. Subjects under discussion at this meeting will' be grain, and dairy marketing. F. Musser, Illinois Agriculture. Association market specialist, -will lead the discussion.

Also taking part in the morning program is Louis Hertel, president of Illinois Grain Corporation, who will speak on "Where Do We Go From Here in Grain Marketing." The mornino program is sponsored by Moultrie Grain Association, Moultrie County Livestock Marketing, and Prairie Farms Creamery of Champaign. During the afternoon, Miss Alice Haggans, educational director of the Chicago Board of Trade, will present an illustrated lecture explaining the operation and functions of the Board of Trade. She will cover such subjects as cash market operations, future market trading, hedging and the economic benefits of the ex- wiauKt. IU JdllllcIS. T-if r.

furnished by the Charleston Production Credit Association and National Farm Loan Association of Decatur." There will be. farm credit discussions covering types of i tarm credit available to tanners, A .1 1 -nr. mc ciose ot tne session, Clem Slifer, organization director for the Moultrie County Farm Bureau, will summarize the three- day short course. RED CROSS NAMES DISASTER CHAIRMEN Two new committee chairmen were named yesterday at a luncheon meeting of the Macon County Red Cross disaster and preparedness section in the Hotel Orlando, Chairman I. A.

a 1 1 i announced today. The section is currently preparing a manual of information for use. in disasters or emergencies. Ten committees are preparing re ports which will make up die manual. So far, onlv five have completed the reports, but those trom the two new committee chairmen are expected within a week, Wallins said.

The new chairmen and their committees are: D. M. Burner, survey dealing with facilities available for -disaster work Edwin Allen, shelter to be used in the event of a disaster. Driving Charge An information was filed in Macon County Court vesterdav charging Lawrence J. Navis of 1965 W.

Center St. with driving 11 while under the intiuence ot in toxicants. Navis was arrested by police Jan. 6. on road construction projects in Wednesday, Miss Helen Brun-Douglas and Shelby Counties, itjdage, director of training, has an-was announced today by the nbis Division of High'ways.

The first session will be a tour tickets for the Wabash excursion this weekend to Chicago, according to Don Peterson, division passen ger agent. The Wabash has lowered round- trip fares to $5.17 for the weekend. The usual- price is $8.42. Excur sion tickets are good on all trains, including the Blue from midnight tonight to midnight Sun James Donahue Named to ITRR Freight-Passenger Job James P. Donahue has been ap pointed general freight and passen ger agent for the Illinois Terminal Kauroaa Companv, according to an announcement by J.

X. Andersen, general traffic manager. Donahue will have his head quarters in St. Louis and will con tinue to be responsible for svstem supervision of passenger traffic matters. The position of passenger traffic manager, formerly held by Dona hue, is abolished.

Veteran Retires Eugene A. Danncr, of Peoria, will retire tomorrow as special rep resentative of the Minneapolis at. Louis Hallway. uanner, wno ccieoratcd nis 70th birthday yesterday, is widelv known among freight shippers and trattic olhciais in the Peoria area. He is a member of the Decatur Transportation Club and many other similar organizations.

Dan ncr has spent all 42 years of his sen-ice on the in Peona. BRT Meets Saturday The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the IOOF Hall, their regular meeting place. Regular order of business will be.

conducted, accordine to I. C. Ruddock, president. Wabash Employes Hospital Lists Patients The following patients have been admitted to the Wabash Employes Hospital since Tuesdav: Frank Quincv Thaddeus Maroa Unnkman, retired machinist, Mitchell, retired laborer. Emil J.

Rohlfing, divi: agent. Chicnco passenger amuel Morgan, retired engineer, Chi cago Lyman Bohannon, switchman, De catur Wilbur L. Freeman, carman helper, De catur Rosemond Elmer Cook, telegrapher, Rochester, Ind. L. A.

Hightoiver, retired laborer. Mo-be rly. Mo. Patients released from the hos pital were: I. harles A.

Shaw, Hannibal, Mo. F. K. Miller, Steelville, Mo. Ival Giles.

McFall, Mo. Andrew Morton, Montgomery City, Mo. Wallace E. Byrd, St. Louis T.

W. Roberson, St. Louis Ed C. Beaver, St. Louis Elmer L.

Rose, Danville -Arthur Tohill. LaPlace Kenneth M. Stinebaker, Bluffs Joseph Saia, Chicago Mrs. Nellie M. Bean.

Chicago T. V. Ramsey, Decatur Raymond G. McClain. Decatur George Schuck, Decatur R.

B. Towns, Decatur Thomas Taber, Decatur Glenn W. Lindsev, Decatur II. R. Bills, Lafayette, Ind.

TV SERVICE Any Brand FREEMAN'S Electronic Service Since 1925 win oe tanen on me con- iiacon lountv on Route 524 over the Embarrass Persons interested in taking the River 1 Vi miles south of Qmaro aj wm; .3 of a mile of gravel orjbers mav report at Ae observation ing the attention of the McLean County state's attorney to the mat ter. Ground Observer Corps The Ground Observer Corps will begin a new training program observation post on top of post at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. WALTER BANEY.

WABASH WORKER, RETIRES TODAY Walter Baney, 75, of 4110 E. Hickory retires today after 31 vears service with the Wabash Railroad. A gift of luggage and a box of cigars were presented to Baney this noon, according to Clifford Hall, chairman of the eroup that contributed toward the gift. Baney retired as a store helper and worked 'the entire 31 years with the Wabash in the same department. After his retirement, Baney is planning to live with his son in Astoria and his daughter, who lives in Indiana.

EX-MILLIKIN ACADEMY STUDENT DIES AT 67 Dr. Corwin S. Maves, 67, state medical director of Selective Service during World War II, died Wednesday in St. John's Hospital, Springfield. lie was a former student of the Millikin Academv, coming here from an Uliopolis High School and attending the Decatur school from 1903 until 1909.

Dr. Mayes graduated from the St. Louis University Medical School in 1914 and entered die Army as a physician in 1917. He was a past president of the Sanga mon County Medical Society. Piatt's Polio Goal Is $7,200 Monticello, Jan.

14 (Staff A goal of $7,200 for Piatt County has been set in the annual March of Dimes campaign, John F. Brown of Monticello, county drive chairman, has announced. Goals for communities and names of community chairmen in clude: Monticello, $2,200, Mrs. Dwight H. Doss and Mrs.

John F. Brown, co-chairmen Bement, $1,100," Mrs. Ralph Moery Atwood, $425, John Foran Cerro Gordo, $900, Mrs. Wayne Moore $215, Mrs. Paul Evans La Place, $110, Mrs.

Harold Traxler Milmine, $110, Mrs. John R. Hendrix Cisco, $300, A. B. Weddle and Eugene Stratman, co-chairmen Deland, $475, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Morgan, co-chairmen Mansfiel-d, $735,. Thomas James Galesville, $110, Miss Lula Copenhaver i Centervillei $50.: Mrs. Charles I Alexander Bethel, $360; Mrs. B.

E. West White Heath, $110, Mrs. Fred Fisher. DECATUR REVIEW Newspapers, Inc 361-365 North Main Street Decatur. Illinois 17 1931 V.

October nif-i- J' post office Decatur, Illinois, under the Act of March 3, 1879 Convention Seventeen Decatur home-build- wiU 3ttfnd an- nual convention of the National and exposition Association of Home Builders in Chicago next week. Cecil S. Madaus, 1812 W. Forest president last vear of 'the Decatur Association of Home Builders and this year's state presi-ident, will attend as a director of tor. Other Decatur builders attending will be: Bill Cannon ierrv Cizck Dorsy Marion Godwin Dean 6.

Gorham Glenn Hall E. I. McConnell C. J. Rilchird James L.

Mays Charles Spaugh Everett R. Stern W. F. Berry Harry Watson John M. Longstreet Golden D.

Barger Chebanse Boy Killed Kankakee, Jan. 14 (AP) A head-on collision of two auto mobiles' on a country road 13 miles southwest of Kankakee Thursday night killed Danny Adcr, 5,. of Chebanse and injured four other Chebanse residents. The injured are the boy's par ents and Mrs. Edward Ader; their daughter, Celeste, 2, and the driver of the other car.

lerauld Salzman, 15. RelieveSuffering VJCKS Heel GIRLS 88 1 9 SIMS Friday's Television WTVP, Channel 17, Decatur 11:00 Breakfast Club 3:00 Film 3:30 Studio Party 4:00 Kim's Corner 4:30 Circle 17 Ranch 6 :00 Kukla, Fran tod Ollie v- 6:15 Farm -News Sports 6:45 The Clue 7:00 The Falcon 7:30 Badge 714 8:00 Dollar Second Abbott and Costello 9:00 Mavor of the Town 9:30 All Star Theater 10:00 Weather 10:10 What's New' 10:15 World Newt 10:30 Sports 10:45 Feature Theater WCIA, Channel 3, Champaign 7:00 Morning 'Show 9:00 Film 9:30 Garry Moore 9:45 Miss Marlowe Hm 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 News, Markett 12:10 Weather 12:15 Road of life 12:30 Welcome Traveler 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:15 Film 1:30 House Party 1:45 of I 6:00 Captairr Viedeo 1 6:30 Newsreel 6:45 Sports 7:00 To be Announced 7:30 Topper 8:00 I Led Three Lives 8:30 To Be Announced 9:00 The Lineup 9:30 Secret File 10:00 Newsreel 10:05 Weather 10:10 Sports 10:15 Midwest Marquee 11:45 News WICS, Channel 20, Springfield 9:00 Ding Dong School 9:30 Storv Time 9:45 Sheilah Graham 10:00 Home 1 1 Tennessee Ernie 11:30 News 3:00 In the Kitchen 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 3:45 Animal Time 4:00 Pinkv Lee 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Western Roundup 5:45 4 Star Extra 6:00 Captain Video 6:15 Shopping with Julie 6:30 Down on the Farm 6:40 Sports 6:45 News. Weather 7:00 Red Buttons 7:30 Gene Autry 8:00 Big Story 8:30 City Detective 9:00 Cavalcade ot Sports 9:45 Greatest Moment in Sports 10:00 News.

Weather. Sports 10:30 The Late Show 11:00 News KSD, Channel 5, St. Louis 4:30 Howdv Doodv 5:00 Wrangler's Club 5:15 Zippv the Clown 5:30 Sports. Weathei 5:45 Telenewb 6:00 Rin Tin Tip 6:30 Eddie Fisher Show 6:45 News Csravan 7:00 Jack Carson 7:30 Life of Riley 8:00 Big Story :30 Dear Phoebe 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports 9:45 City Detective 10:15 Sports Time 0:30 It's a Great Lift 1 1 :00 News 11:10 Weather 11:15 Feature Film 12:30 Weather Motor, Tools Stolen Jack Beck, 233 Longview reported the theft of a motor and some tools from his truck, while it was pa'rked at Orchard and Clinton streets. Saturday's Television WTVP, Channel 17, Decatur 4:00 Western Theater 5:00 Millikin University 5:30 Decatur Schools 5:45 Film 6:00 Amatenr Show 6:30 Big Picture 7:00 Dotty Mack 8:00 Boxing 9:00 Life of Riley 9:30 Wrestling 10:30 Sports 10:45 Feature Theater WCIA, Channel 3, Champaign 9:30 Winky Dink 10:00 Funny Bones 10:30 Abbott Costello 11:00 Big Top 12:00 Lone Ranger 12:30 To Be Announced 1:00 What in the World 1:30 Youth Takes A Stand 2:00 Illinois at Ohio State 4:00 Midwest Matinee 5:00 Rov Rogers 5:30 Sm'ilin' Ed 6:00 Big Town 6:30 Horace Heidt 7:00 Jackie Gleason 8:00 Two for the Money 8:30 Citv Detective 9:00 Professional Father 9:30 Hit Parade 10:00 Wrestling 1 1:00 Midwest Marquee 12:30 Final News WICS, Channel 20, Springfield 2:00 Pro Basketball 5:30 Industrv on Parade 6:00 Mr.

Wizard 6:30 Bar 20 Ranch 7:30 Colonel March of Scotland 8:00 Olds Spectacular 9:30 Big Picture 10:00 Wrestling 11:20 News KSD, Channel 5, St. Louis 6:30 Horace- Heidt 7:00 Mickey Rooney Show 7:30 So This is Hollywood 8:00 Max Liebruan 9:00 George Gobel 9:30 Star and The Story 10:00 Wrestling 11:00 Hit Parade 11:30 Saturday Nigh? 1:15 Weather FIVE INDUCTED Sullivan, Jan. 14 (Staff) rive iMouitne ixiunty volun teers have been inducted in the armed forces in Chicago. 1 hey ae: Robert Arthur VVehrle Dennis Ray Burress Robert William Kite Francis Dean Smith Harry Lee Underwood. Moultrie Election Bcdiany, Jan.

14 (Staff). There will be the annual election of officers for Moultrie Coun ty rarmers Union at a meeting at p. m. today at aullivan own- ship High School Gymnasium Delegates from Moultrie County to go to Washington, D. in the spring to contact members of Congress will also be elected Fri day night.

6:30 PM-Meet the Artist 8:00 PAI-Perry Como Show 8:15 PM-Bing Crosby Show 9:00 PM-Tin Pan Alley Eldorado crushed stone surface course. Also planned is the construction of a culvert extension on Route 642, three miles west of Findlay. The two projects are among the 61 planned in 34 counties at. an estimated cost of 8 Vi million dollars, Railroad Meeting Set About 40 officials of the Texas Pacific Railway will start a three-dav staff conference at the Hotel Orlando tomorrow. The railroad men will open their meetings at noon tomorrow.

A dinner is scheduled for Monday evening, and various Decatur transportation men have been in vited to attend. Serious After Stroke Joe Jackson, 72, Rural Route 5, was, taken to at. Alary Hospital in a J. J. Moran Sons ambulance yesterday after suffering a stroke at his home.

His condition is "fair" today. Special BRITTLE full pound 415 North Water Street ItUlllIllIlIlllltllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllUiUIIIIllllllIlllfUIIIIlllIUtlllllllltllllUIllIIllIllirifllltllllllHMUIiUlU UYLETbKo OPEN SUN Q.19 Monday Friday 9 jn, to 9 pjrn. wrtn Ufl. Tuesday thru Sat. S.

l5 Weekly PEANUT Men's Rubber Sole and WORK SHOES Sizes 6 to 13 $4.95 Value Values to S5 Women's Drwg Shoes $2 3 BOTS AND You'll enjoy the old-fashioned goodness of our crunchy, buttery peanut brittle. Watch for our candy, special each week. SCHOOL SHOES If Your Present TV Set Is Operating EXTRA TRADE DuMont GEORGE KREKER 'Music -Company! North Side of Central .1 FOIt TV SERVICE Call TV TOM Sites to Bit I jiuiMiiiiiiniunuiuiiiiiiiinuin.