Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 10

Dixon, Illinois, Monday, March 12, 195t Page Two DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Mount Morris Magazine Has 25th Birthday MT. MORRIS "Turkey World," one of six specialized farm maga-nnea printed by the Watt Publishing company, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The March issue commemorates the silver anniversary with a silver cover and with a review of the last 2b "Turkey World" was instrumental in forming the National Turkey federation. Watt Publshing Co. bought the magazine from C.

Lightner, Chicago publisher, in November. 1934. M. C. Small was hired as editor August.

1935, and held the position until November, 1950, when he resigned to become secretary of the National Turkey federation, whose omces also are In Mt. Morns. The present editor, Frank R. Galer, who joined the staff in 1945, became managing editor under Small in 1947. Galer was promoted to editor when Small resigned.

WSCS Meeting The regular meeting of the WSCS of the Methodist church will be held Wednesday, March 14. Mrs. John B. Wilburn will present the program, a playlet entitled "Chant For The Living." Mrs. Allan Yoder will lead devotions.

A Fellowship supper will be served by Mrs. Melvin Beck and her committee at 6 p. m. OES Square Dance The O.E.S. will sponsor a square dance in the gymnasium March 17, at 8 p.

m. Klwanis Farmers' Night Wednesday evening, March 13, at the Blackhawk Grange hall the anual Kiwanis Farmers night program will begin with introductions F. X. Newcomer Co. INSURANCE BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS at p.

m. Russell L. Gun, vice- president of Interstate Printers and Publishers, Danville, will be the speaker. A graduate of Ohio Wesi University and the University of Illinois. Guin spent 13 years an educator public schools before coming a publisher agricultural texts for colleges and high schools.

He has been credited ith the promotion of tne iirst lighted football field America, erected at Westville high school 1926. Mt. Morns Business and Pro fessional league members are busy planning a home show to be held the Community gym, Marcn 29-31. There will be an amateur March 29. Anyone inter ested in taking part may enter by sending his or her name and the type of act to Harold Holver-son, Clarence Tracy or Vernon Lux The committee in charge of space and exhibits to be composed of Harold Hoverson and Lux.

a recent meeting of the grade school PTA, it was decided spend $100 for playground or general school equipment. A special committe composed of Mrs. Melvin Beck, Leland Rittenhouse and Pnncipal Harold Patterson appointed to select the equipment. Fly to Hawaii Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Watt left recently by plane for San Fran- and then flew to Hawaii where thev will be guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Captain and Mrs. Frank Oblak.

He will be gone several weeks while she will remain for a longer stay with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bartow and ins, Robert and David, are taking trip South and will stop in Ala bama at Craig field for their son. Harry, who will accompany them to Florida.

Mrs. Milton Johnson and son, ONE CENT ON THE DOLLAR VALUATION ON YOUR FURS Will Store Until Next F.1I FORM AN Restyling and Repainnr AT LAST! New, Quick Relief From Suffering ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM eriflinol taba formula now available for the first Mti about k. Foba farawU. winch many doctm recognize great nine in qukkly tha symptomatic point at Arthritis one) Rheumatism. yaa are suffering the agonizing pains of Arthritis, Rheumatism, or Neuritis, hero is mm hopes WIS At, a now safe scientific cfinic-tested.

formula internally to MP refrere torturous pant faster, reduce swelling and uncork fsintsT Contains no harmful drugs, non-habit forming. NUSAt contains not one, but a combination of medically proved ingredients including fast acting Pobo. Why suffer another day when blessed, glorious relief con bo obtained with NUSAt and you con enjoy happy NO FASTER ARTHRITIC OR RHEUMATIC PAIN RELIEF KNOWN If you do pot show morkod improvement after tha first bottle, your money cheerfully AT ALL PRUOQISTS Billy. Marquette, arnve( here Wednesday and on Frida; they visited Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Norton and Linda, left for Florida where they will visit their father. S. E. Avey, and bring him back to Mt. Morris.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Nunn and Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Herzfeldt are leaving this week end for a vacation in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Eaton, from St. Johns, spending several days with aunt, Mrs.

David Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomas, company with Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Osborne, attended 'South Pacific" in Chicago Saturday afternoon and in the evening visited Mr. and Mrs. sianey Fachter in Gary. Ind. Mrs.

Harold Patterson has neen assisting in the lunch room at the grade school during the absence of Lois Fossler who has been ill several weeks. Mrs. Nelson Rittenhouse and son spending a month with rela tives in Cedar Rapids, la. Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Small naa i house miests the last weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calbert, Springfield, Mr.

and Mrs. Graydon McCuller. Maple Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

Jones, Havanna Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell left this week for a tup through the South. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert stationed at Fort Amadar, Cana! Zone, are the parents of a son. Robbins is a brother of Mrs. Leslie Watt Maurice Samsel went by plane last weekend to San Diego, to spend the weekend with his Jim, who is attending sonar school. HoehlerWill Head State Evacuation CHICAGO. (AP) Fred K.

Hoehler, director of the state department of welfare, yesterday was named chief of evacuation and welfare services of the Illinois Civil Defense organization. The Dtrointment was announced Dy Lenox R. Lohr, Illinois civil defense director. HOOVER SALES and SERVICE 221 UAI I 'C Dial First St. I1HL.L 3 2-1511 Find Rockf ord Father of Five, Shot to Death ROCKFORD, AP) The father of five children was found shot tc death today, the apparent victim of a holdup.

Ralph E. Aurand, 26, of Rockford, was found slumped in the gasoline station where he worked night attendant. The body discovered by Robert R. Ri naval training sta sailor home on leave, who stopped in the station for gas. Authorities said a check of re ceipts indicated $40 was taken from Aurand.

They said Aurand is the father five children, the youngest a baby of two weeks. Aurand was shot through the neck and base of the skull. Ogle County Red Cross Gets JMew Flag for Office OREGON Gerald Poley, chair man of the Ogle county chapter of Uie Red Cross, said today the chapter has obtained a large Red flag for the office on Wash ington street so people won't have difficulty finding the office. Noble Grand Meeting Past Noble Grand society of the Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at their hall.

Oregon Briefs G. W. Himert and Mrs. William Himert left Tuesday for Port Townsend, Wash. Mrs.

Himert will visit her husband, who is in the army at Fort Worden, Wash. Mrs. Ruth Shelly expects to leave soon for a two-week stay with her son, George, Galesburg. Mrs. Hattie Bemis is recovering from a fall in which she injured her shoulder.

She is being cared for by her niece. The household goods of Mrs. Perley Stage will be sold at auction on Saturday beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the late home on the east of the river. L.

A. Ripperoer will be the auctioneer. The first U. S. patent for wire less (radio today) was issued to Dr.

Mahlon Loomis in 1872. View Television at Its Best! 5 Before You Buy 4 SEE HALLICRAFTER 4 at the New 113 W. Third St. Ph. 4-3332 or 4-4862 SIM Ml 1., -Newest new car of the year! The more you see of the entire field, the more you'll be convinced: The NEWEST of all the new can is the new 1951 PACKARD! Packard sets the new not only with its new, award winning beauty but with every other major feature on which cars are compared Efficient power? Packard gives you the peak performance of America's higbcu-compression simplified design that "stays in tune." Automatic drive? Packard and only Packard offers XJltramalic Drive with a combination of smoothness and efficiency no other drive can match! Restful riding comfort? Packard, for 1951, has even improved on its own famed "Limousine Ride," to give you a whole new concept of firm readability and gentle, silent smoothness.

So why not stop in, and see for yourself how it feels to drive the newest new car in the world? There's no better time than right now ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE It's more than a car if Packard GERDES MOTOR SALES 211 E. FIRST DIAL 4-9411 1 They'll Do It Every. Time World Nudists Plan Convention In You're Welcome By ALV1N STEINKOPF LONDON, (AP) People from 1 over the world who like to shed their clothes in the sun are being summoned to Britain this year for grand convention. It will be an attraction coin-ding with the Festival of Britain, ambitious May-to-October exposition at which the United Kingdom will parade its glories and might. The World Congress of Naturists, as the nudists piefer to be known, has no official connection with the Festival of Britain.

In fact some exposition officials regret that the nudstg should have picked this particular time for an international rally. Visitors Welcome The naturists will have their own festival, in a pleasant grove far from London. Any visitor (with reservations) who can pro duce credentials establishing that a reputable nudist back home, is welcome. Dixon Merchants rder Your Sales Boo From The B. F.

Shaw Printing Co, The Festival of Natunsm will last three and a half months, beginning early in June, but there will be intervals of dressing up of course. There will be at least one indoor reunion in London. Program Arranged Host to the congress of the naked will be the North Kent Sun club, and headquarters will be Chestnut Grove, near Dartford. It is one of numerous naturist chibs Britain, most of which are knit together nationally by the British Sun Bathng association. The program committee has arranged exhibitions of evryth-mics, which is the art of harmoni ous and expressive bodily move ment, -mere are games tor chil dren without play suits, and much empnasis on swimming exhibitions and competitions.

Expert to Demonstrate An expert will be on hand to An expert wll be on hand to demonstrate judo. The naturist3 will take part in several treasure Better Couch Relief When new drugs or old fail to stop your cough or chest cold don't delay. Creomulsion only safe, helpful, proven ingredients and no narcotics to disturb nature's process. It goes right to the scat of the trouble to aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you -or druggist refunds money.

Creomulsion has stood the test of many millions of users. CREOMULSION wm Sporty plaid topper with a face framing collar and smartly cuffed sleeves. Huge flap pockets. Sizes 10 to 16. '5501 By Jimmy Hatlo hunts.

One event is billed a "Comic Sports Day." Two days, July 22 and Sept. 9, are set aside for serious nudist business. Leaders of numerous lands will consider programs for the promotion of naturism and sun bathing throughout the world. Pope Asks Higher salaries in Spain ROME, Pope Pius XH, a broadcast to poverty-ridden Spam, called yesterday for a "just salary and a better distribution of natural wealth." These, said the pontiff, are among the most important points in the social pro gram of his church. The Pope's broadcast was directed to workers assembled in Madrid and all Spanish capitals to celebrate the 12th anniversary of his coronation.

Joins Pact OSLO, Norway, (AP) Nor way's parliament (Storting) today approved this country's joining the North Atlantic pact army commanded by Gen. Dwight u. Eisenhower. INCOME TAX SERVICE Mark B. Smith 107Va Galena Ave.

At Your Convenience Office 4-8681 Res. 4-2495 Trim gabardine, tailored with button tab pockets and a stand-up collar. Figure flattery in slim lines. Sizes 10 to 16. '59 ,95 Easter Fever Hits Congress; Want Respite WASHINGTON, (AP) Easter vacation fever hit Capitol Hill today, and administration leaders hoped it would help shove along some important legislation now in difficulty.

Both senate and house hope to get out of Washington from March 22 until April 2. Whether they do or not depends on the progress of legislation now and March 22. Standing between the senate and a vacation are two major matters, and emergency extension of the federal rent control program and the hotly controversial troops-for Europe resolution. Before an Easter recess, house leaders would like to get rid of bills for emergency food aid for India, defense housing, rent control and reorganization. May Get UMT The house may also be called upon to act on a bill revising and extending the draft act and setting up authority for eventual Universal Military Training and Service.

The senate passed such a bill Friday. The house armed servces committee has not yet approved its version but may do so in a few days. Little difficulty is expected get ting thtough both houses a resoltP tion extending the federal rent control program for 90 days beyond March 31. But the trouble hangs over the rest of the pre-Easter program. House Is Hoping The senate may spend the next two weeks debating whether the president has authority to send American troops to Europe withv out a declaration of war or expresP approval by congress.

House leaders secretly hope this controversial matter won't be tossed in to their laps. If the senate must take a stand on the issue, they hope, it will be in the form of a simple senate resolution not requiring house action. British Act to Curb Terrorists SINGAPORE, (AP) The British announced new measures yesterday in their campaign against Communist terrorists plaguing this great Asian port and its hinterland rich with tin and rubber. Police were ordered to shoot on sight Red arsonists who have been setting fire to taxicabs, buses buildings, Approve Premier TEHRAN, IRAN, (AP) Iran's parliament today approved 69-27 the appointment of a new premier Hussein Ala. The appointment was made yesterday by Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlevi.

GRASS SEED Vigoro-Verta Green Get Your Supply Now MASSEY HARDWARE 88 Gofcna Ave. Dial II THIU ST. OIXON. ILL, DIAL 2-9231 ALL TYPES OF TILE Asphalt -Rubber Koroseal Cork Terafflex Plastic WE GIVE 24 HOUR SERVICE 365 DAYS (S66 Leap fear) DIXON WATER 00. Fine Stationery For the Up-to-date and Progressive Man See Onr Large Assortment of Correct Stationery B.

F. SHAW Printing CO. Phone 2-0141 News it SPAPKR ARCHIVE.