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Illinois, Wednesday, June 6, 1951. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE NINETEEN Rent Levels Remain High "They'll ask $100 for anything without batting an eye," C. C. Martin, rent director, told the rent advisory board yesterday. The large number of registrations his office is receiving for houses and apartments to rent for $100 a month or more has "forced" the rent office into a new policy of more personal inspections, he said.

He brought several applications for $100 or more to the board meeting. Most of them should be cut about 25 per cent, he said. One was a. small, unfurnished basement apartment. Another, for which the landlord wanted $125 a month, consisted of seven rooms.

Mr. Martin said they were in poor repair in an old house. 12 Dalton City Youths Finish First Aid Course Sullivan, June 5 (Staff) Twelve young people of the Dalton City area are the first 1 to complete work for junior Red Cross first aid certificates in Moultrie county this year, according to Dr. R. D.

Martin, chairman of first aid for the Red Cross chapter. The class was taught by Burnell C. Brandeberry of Dalton City. Completing the course are: Phyllis Auten, Decatur Lewis Cook, Dalton City Margie Coslow, Dalton City Amy Disney, Decatur Anna Disney, Decatur Carol Easton, Dalton City Della Grant, Decatur Barbara Jesse, Decatur James Mayberry, Decatur Helen McRae, Dalton City Kay Reedy, Dalton City Glenda West, Dalton City. Effingham Parking Fines More Lenient Effingham, June 5 (Staff) City officials voted tonight for more leniency on parking violations -and the earlier a motorist pays a fine the cheaper it'll be.

Council members said a parking fine paid within an hour after the ticket is made out will be only five cents. Within two hours it is 10 cents and after two hours it is 50 cents. It the violator waits until the next day to pay up, he'll be charged one dollar. Mayor Eugene E. Wenthe announced Patrolman Cecil Ormsby has been sent to Ohio to attend a school of instruction in parking meter maintenance.

He also said all parking meters here have been repaired. Clinton Radio Station To Air Park Programs Clinton, June 5. (Staff) Clinton radio station WHOW has leased broadcast and concession rights at Weldon Springs state park for the summer season which opens Sunday. For the opening Sunday WHOW is planning an amateur show and other entertainment. Concessions at the park will be open weekdays from noon until evening, and through the week in the evenings there will be round and square dancing.

WHOW will broadcast from the park on Sundays, as well as fur'nish entertainment, and it also will broadcast religious services there. Farmer City Delegate To Girls' State Named Farmer City, June 5 (Staff) Margaret Satterfeal, daughter of the George Satterfeals, has been chosen to represent the American Legion auxiliary of Farmer City at girls' state at MacMurray college, Jacksonville. Miss Satterfeal was "Miss Junior" of the Moore township high school annual stunt show, secretary of the Pep club and has been elected president of the Girls Athletic association for the 1951 52 school year. Two Cowden Men Fined For Drunken Driving Shelbyville, June 5 (Staff) Two Cowden men were fined $150 each and lost their driver's licenses, for 90 days when they pleaded guilty Monday in Shelby court to drunken driving. county, are Cecil Wonus, 60, who was arrested at 8 p.m.

Saturday on route 128 six miles north of Cowden, and Glen Barton, 54, who was arrested at 11:30 p.m. Saturday on route 16 five miles west of Shelbyville. They were fined by Judge Robert J. Sanders and also paid court costs of $31 each. Fire Loss at Logan Farm Set at $60,000 Lincoln, June 5 (Staff) Fireman Ed Evans of the Lincoln rural fire department said today that estimates on the fire at the Kenneth Brugman farm, east of Lincoln, Monday afternoon had been placed at $60,000 by Mrs.

Brugman. The 13-room house was valued at $30,000 and contents at $30,000. ATTEND BOYS STATE Shelbyville, June 6 James Haworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kleon Haworth, and Ronnie Schliebe, son of Rev.

and Mrs. M. J. Schliebe, both of Shelbyville, have been selected by the American Legion committee to attend the Boys' State. June 24 through July 1, at Springfield.

Haworth is sponsored by the Forty and Eight of Mattoon, of which several Shelbyville legionnaires are members. and Schliebe is sponsored by Roy Vanderpool Post 81. Homicide, Suicide Ruled In Double Salem Killing Salem, June 5 (Staff) The shotgun deaths of a Salem man and his daughter last Thursday night was ruled as homicide and, suicide by a coroner's jury at an inquest here Monday. The jury ruled that Merle D. Stalcup, 34, a Salem railroad flagman, shot.

his daughter Adonna, 9, in the Stalcup home then drove a few blocks away and killed himself, He used a 16-gage shotguner Gerald Galbreath said Stalcup had been having family disputes. VANDALS DAMAGE NEW HOME Effingham, June 5-Dr. and Mrs. Hoyt Peeler were almost ready to move into their new home here, but when they stopped by this morning to varnish the floors they found a hole burned in the living room floor and yellow paint streaked across bathroom and kitchen walls. Police are investigating.

HEADS FRATERNITY CHORUS Clinton, June 5 Fred Lawler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawler of Clinton, has been chosen chorus director for Phi Mu Alpha music fraternity at Illinois Wesleyan university, it was announced today. He is a junior in the School of Music at I.W.U. Born To BENDER, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth, Lake son, June 5, in D. M. C. COOPER, Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse. Clinton, a daughter, May 31, in John Warner hospital Clinton. EDWARDS, Mr. and Mrs.

Joel, Clinton, daughter, June 3, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. GASH. Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Clinton.

daughter, June John Warner hospital, Clinton. CHILDRESS. Mr. and Mrs. Luther, 579 South Jackson, daughter, June 5 in St.

Mary's. DILLARD, Mr. and, Mrs. 819 North Charles, daughter, in St. Mary's.

FRANK. Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 980 North Taylor, a daughter, June 5, in D. M.

C. GROUND, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, 1720 North Warren, son, June 6 in St. Mary's.

HASSLINGER, Mr. and Mrs. Nyle 2149 North Main, a son, June 5, in D. M. C.

HOWELL, Mr. and Mrs. E. Clinton, a daughter, June 3. in John Warner hospital Clinton.

RILEY, Myrtle 2260 East Division, son, June 5, in D. M. C. a SLATER, daughter, Mr. June and Mrs.

Lee, Windsor. Memorial 5, in Mattoon hospital. WEST. daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale, Clinton, May 30. in John Warner hospital, Clinton. WHITE. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey, Clinton, daughter, June 2, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. WINGFIELD. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest J. 2096 East Clay, daughter, June 5, in D. M. C. Central Illinois Deaths BAITY.

James 91, of near Flora, died Tuesday in home of brother-in-law L. R. Stoutenberg, near Flora: leaves wife Olive: brother Charles of La Junta, funeral 2 p. m. Thursday in Zenia Methodist church, burial in 1.0.0.F.

cemetery: body in Stoutenberg home: Hancock funeral home, Flora, in charge. CURTIS. Mrs. Ida 78, Taylorville, died 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in St.

Vincent's haspital, Taylorville: leaves daughters. Mrs. Leon Staddurs, Taylorville, and Mrs. Lula Cook, Springfield: brothers, John Noblet of St. Louis and Ira of Pawnee: body 'n Chesnut-Pearce Connolly funeral home, Taylorville; arrangements incomplete.

DUGAN, Rene, 66, Lincoln, died suddenly Tuesday leaves morning in brother, Deaconess hospital, Lincoln: Harry and sister, Mrs. Kate Malerich, both of Lincoln; body in Holland Barry funeral home, Lincoln: services 10 a.m. (daylight saving time) in First Baptist church: burial in Union cemetery, Lincoln. HICKMAN, Wilbur, 62, formerly of Mount Pulaski, died 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday in Hollywood, home: leaves brother. E. Hollywood; two sisters, Mrs. Isadora Tomlinson, Mount Pulaski, Mrs. Ammy French, Inglewood.

body will arrive Mount Pulaski Friday evening: services 2 p. m. Saturday Schahl funeral burial Mount Pulaski cemetery. KIRKLAND. Charles Jefferson, 77.

Bedied 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in home: leaves wife Sarah: two sons. Veldon. Springfield.

Raymond, Anderson, one brother John. Bement; five sisters. Mrs. Iva Haines, Mrs. Cora Timmie, both of Bement, Mrs.

Lottie Poole, Mrs. Goldie Turner, both of Decatur, Mrs. Fannie Maxton, Sullivan; services 2 p. m. Thursday Bement Christian church: burial Bement cemetery; Edwards funeral home in charge.

KURTZ. William 15, Waynesville, died Monday: services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Waynesville Methodist church; burial in Union, cemetery, Waynesville: body in funeral home, Lincoln. MONTGOMERY, C. 65, of near Louisdied Monday in Clay county hospital, Flora: leaves wife Rebecca: daughter, Mrs.

Orleff Smith, near Louisville, and brother. Wes of Louisville: funeral 2 p. m. Wednesday in Louisville Christian church: burial in Oskaloosa cemetery: Neal funeral home, Louisville, In charge. SHULL.

Joshua 72. of Deland, died 7:15 p.m. Monday Tin Kirby hospital. Monticello: leaves wife. Sarah: sons.

Lin, Deland: Harry, Decatur, and Jarles, Dixon: daughter Mrs. Clarice Henneman. Chicago: sister, Mrs. Cloe Patterson, Monticello: brother. John, Champaign; services 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday in Trigg funeral home, Deland; burial in Deland cemetery. SPIRES, Mrs. Nancy 70. Ramsey, died 8:20 p. m.

Tuesday in Ramsey Nursing home: leaves husband, Crockett: daughters, Mrs. Ida M. Rhodes Malta, and Mrs. Rena Daniels, Ramsey; sons. Robert.

Springfield: Edward. Bingham, and Clarence, Rockford: brothers, Alvin and Dewey Williams, Herrick: James and Thomas. Ramsey, and Duncan, Patoka: sisters, Mrs. Sarah A. Gilliland, Ramsey: Mrs.

Elva Fisher, Vandalia, and Mrs. Myrtle Stump, Morrisontown services 2 p. m. Thursday in Hargett funeral Ramsey; burial Mount Pleasant cemctery. Funerals--Decatur 1A Brown, Mrs.

Margie Hughes Services 11 a. m. Friday Chapel. Interment at funeral home after Thursday. Graceland cemetery.

Friends. may call J. J. Moran Sons Dudley, Mrs. Avie A.

Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday Chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.

J. J. Moran Sons Henry, Mr. Charles J. Requiem high mass 9:30 a.

m. Friday, St. James Catholic church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.

m. Wednesday. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, chapel.

J. J. Moran Sons Waddell, Zella Services 1:30 p. m. Friday Chapel.

Burial Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p. m. Thursday. Dawson Wikoff Flowers 1C HOURANS FUNERAL AND 'OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE Water at Wood St.

Card of Thanks BENDSEN, CHRIS: I wish to thank our friends neighbors, relatives, and businesses, their kindness, sympathy and floral offerings in great loss. Betty Jo Bendsen. Cemetery Lots and Monuments OLD CAPITOL MONUMENT WORKS. Box 27. Vandalia since 1920.

Largest dispiay of monuments, markers in Central (11. Open daily, Sun. afternoon. 3 GRAVE lot in Fairlawn. Beautiful 1o- cation.

Phone 29-241. Masonic Temple Activities 6A BETHANY Meeting LODGE Thurs. No. 8 884 A. F.

A. M. p. m. GREAT LIGHT LODGE NO.

1064: Special meeting 6:30 p. Thursday. 1st degrees. IONIC LODGE NO. 312: Special meeting Thursday 6:30 p.m.

2nd Degree. MACON lodge, No. 8. Special meeting. Friday evening.

7:30 p. m. First degree. SOUTH MACON LODGE NO. 467.

Special meeting Wednesday, 7:30. Third degree. STEPHEN DECATUR. Lodge No. 979, Special meeting June 6: 6:30 p.m.

2nd degrees. ZOHAK GROTTO: Stated meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Personals WILL NOT be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Ruby E.

Wallace, 1530 N. Edward. Where To Go 7C A GOLF BUY? Practise day and nite the Stop Sock Driving Range, Rt. 121 mile West of Mattoon. STEAK that is big.

thick, Juicy and tender. Priced reasonable. At the Tower Cafe, Rts. 48 51. ATLAS PRAGER.

Edelweiss bottle beer. $2.65 case: can beer $3.25 case of 24: Oldtimer bottle beer. $2.00 case of 24: Can beer $1.39 case of 12. Decatur Package Liquor Stores. Use our Drive-Ins, 551 N.

Water, rear, 716 E. Eidorado, rear. BAKERY SALE, Saturday, June 9th, Stauber's. St. Teresa's Alumni.

BEMENT THEATER. Bement. "'The Glass Jane Wyman, Kirk Douglas. CLOSED today. Come out tomorrow for well planned delicious lunch.

The Acre. 2601 W. Main. COME and dance to the "Joe Fleck Trio" at Joe's Place. 848 E.

Wood. CREST THEATRE, Cerro Gordo. 111. Coming Friday "Abbott Costello in The Foreign Legion." FLYING SAUCERS, Archery and shooting gallery. Bill Hiser has moved to Chap's Park.

GET your gang together and enjoy yourself at Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N. Main. Our drinks are real good. GRAND THEATRE. Sullivan.

Ronald Reagan, Diana Lynn in "Bedtime for Bonzo." Continuous 7. Features 7:35: 9:35. IT'S AMAZING but true. The delicious food prepared at The Winery can be livered hot. to your door in 10 minutes.

Call 3-7751. JUST PLAIN good describes our food best. You'll like it. Steaks, chops, fish, anything you want. Also your favorite beer or mixed drinks.

Old Pioneer Club, Lake Fork, Ill. RESORT VACATIONS SUGGESTIONS INFORMATION RESERVATIONS HOTELS AND RESORTS EVERYWHERE CONSULT us for vacation Ideas. Here 1 are a few: WISCONSIN. Deer Trail Lodge: outdocr swimming pool, tennis, archery, trap shooting, fishing: $65.00 per week per person. includes all meals.

Excellent for your northern vacation. COLORADO. Wildhorn Dude Ranch. ing. swimming, fishing, dancing, guide service, entertainment, all meals.

everything included. Beautifully located in the heart of Pike National Forest. Informal. pleasant, cool. Per week $77.50 MISSISSIPPI.

Gull Hills Dude Ranch and Golf Club. New deluxe swimming pool, meals, outdoor picnics, golf, tennis, trail rides, riding instruction, water cycling, dancing. $59.00 per week. Enjoy Gulf of Mexico shoreline. Go via New Orleans or Jackson.

OZARKS. Crescent Hotel. Six-day, all expense vacation $49.50 each includes room all meals. entertainment, sight-seeing swimming. movies, dancing.

all around activities. Get our free folder, "Ideal for Honeymoon." Come in or call us for folders. information, reservations. Tours, Hotels and Resorts everywhere. Leo E.

Mendel UNITED TRAVEL SERVICE 564 N. Water Phone 2-3394 (Located in Continental Stores) NO SERVICE CHARGE ROSELAND THEATRE, Pana. "Dear Brat." Mona Freeman. Tanner Drive In. Beachhead." Dana Andrews.

RUMMAGE SALE: 919 N. Water, Wednesday evening, all day Thursday. K. A. T.

Sorority. STRAWBERRY and ice cream social. June 9. at Forsyth Methodist Church. Serving at 5:30.

THE LEAGUE LEADER: Canadian Ace beer. Get some today at Ralph's Pub. 135 S. Oakland. Ph.

3-9115. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD, green. Lost on Leafland tween Water and Illinois. Christmas gift from brother. Identification.

Reward. 1120 N. Illinois. FEMALE COLLIE. lost west of city.

Child's pet. Reward. 3-3738 after 5. KITTEN, gray tiger female, strayed from 1811 E. Eldorado.

Reward. 9488. SHOE man's brown casual lost from car, west of Transfer house on Wood or Main. 5275 days. Evenings 2-2059.

Automotive BUICK: 1948 Roadmaster Dynaflow. fully equipped, low mileage. Mechanically guaranteed, good rubber, immaculate finish inside and out, looks like new. Privately owned and driven. 2-8380.

BUICK, 1950 "52" 4-door Riveria Super. green, 5 white Sidewalls. Inquire Imperial Service Station. Moweaqua; Ill. CADILLAC: 1949 door.

9.000 miles $2400. By owner. 3-1522. Carpenter. Superior and Wayne buses, new and used, in stock.

Immediate delivery. 1950 Chevrolet truck. Deluxe cao. 1947 Chevrolet convertible. 1945 Chevrolet ton short.

Grain bed. stock rack, hoist. 1942 Chevrolet 2 door. C. B.

MOORE, INC. See or Call Don Thiele BLUE MOUND. ILL. CHEVROLET: 1947 Fleetline 2 door, $995. 836 N.

Main. CHEVROLET, 1947 2-door Fleetline, fully equipped. Very clean. Harold Lipe. Hudson Dealer, Pana, Ill.

CHEVROLET: 1948 Stylemaster, recent engine overhaul. Phone 3-2712. CHEVROLET, 1949 Fleetline 2 door. Radio, heater. 1 owner car.

Very. very low mileage. 3-2760. CHEVROLET. 1950 Styleline 2 door sedan Low mileage.

2-8551. 126 N. Franklin. CHEVROLET. 1951 Club coupe, 59 actual miles.

Husband died. Cash. Owner. Box 12 Herald-Review. CHRYSLER 1949.

Windsor, door. Clean $1475 by owner. 3-1522. DODGE 1940 Club coupe. Good condition.

3-5029 after 5 p. m. FORD 1936 Fordor, 1948 Mercury motor, 8500 miles. Heater, fowlight, radio. Black, paint like new, white rims, good tires.

Best 1936 in town. Leach Texaco Service, 2 miles west on route 36, at Scovill Golf club road. FORD: 1941 Tudor special, only $199. Dobson, 632 S. Franklin.

FORD. 1949 custom Sell or trade. Good condition. Phone 2-1845. FORD: 1940 Custom radio.

heater. $995. 2080 E. Main after 4:30. FORD.

1949 Custom tudor, radio and heater. $1195. Wilson Auto Ford Dealer, Ph. 34. Shelbyville.

FORD: 1949 Tudor Custom, low mileage, good condition, $1295. 1350 N. Oakland. FORD 1951. Fordor.

Custom, 8. Fully equipped. 4300 miles. Selling because of sickness. Warnick, 642 8.

Oakland. FORD 1951 Custom Tudor Radio, heater, overdrive. Spotlight and grill guard. 3700 miles. 3-4748.

INTERNATIONAL 1948 pickup truck. Low mileage. A-1 condition. 1160 W. North after 4:30.

LINCOLN Continental 1947-2 door. Just like new. Fully equipped Benton Motor Sales, Corner 23rd Prairie 3-9622. OLDSMOBILE 1940. Very good.

Small down payment. 3-4961. OLDSMOBILE 1949, Like new. Private owner. Phone 2-3717.

OLDSMOBILE. 1949 Club sedan. Fully equipped. Low mileage. Guaranteed.

$1545. Maurer Motors, Rt. 51, Clinton. PLYMOUTH 1936 coupe. Heater.

Pair condition. Phone 7942. PLYMOUTH coupe 1936. Motor and tires excellent. Radio, heater, sealbeams.

For quick sale. $100. 2-0916. PLYMOUTH: 1940 Club coupe, runs extra good, $195. 836 N.

Main. PLYMOUTH 1947, door. Below ceiling Good condition. 7495. PLYMOUTH: 1951.

driven 2 miles, sell at discount. 836 N. Main. PONTIAC. 1941.

door. nice one Dobson. 632 8. Franklin, BE assured your car gets Rood care when brought to Kilborn's for fender and body work. 235 W.

Wood. CAR TROUBLE on your vacation will not happen to you 1f you have your car checked at Landers 750 E. Prairie, before starting. STUDEBAKER. 1940 Club sedan, radio, heater, $65, Call 2-8939.

Automotive 11 Buick Used Cars SEE US -MAKE A BETTER DEAL 1949 Ford Custom tudor. Maroon, new whitewalls. $1295 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline door. Beautiful Two Tone, Fully Equipped $1195 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster door 30.000 miles, whitewalls, dark blue. $1175 1947 Chevrolet convertible, perfect, new whitewalls.

covers. $1095 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 door Fully Equipped, very nice 895 1946 Chevrolet door sedan. Two Tone. Worth the money 895 Highfield Buick Co. 232 S.

MAIN PH.3-3473 Better Buy Buick Trade-Ins Buy This at a Savings 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline sedan. Radio, heater. sun visor. Very clean. Low mileage.

Stevenson Garage 3460 E. William Dean Markwell BUY KAISER 1947 SPECIAL SEDAN $265 DOWN; $37.98 PER MONTH Decatur Motor Sales 792 Wood Phone 3-7704 CADILLAC 1947 Cadillac Sedan. 1948 DeSoto Sedan. 1948 Oldsmobile Sedan. 1950 Plymouth $1495 1950 Ford $1425 1950 Buick $1895 1949 Buick $1695 1948 Buick $1295 1947 Buick 995 1947 Lincoln, $530 below ceiling.

J. L. Tallman, Inc. 540 N. FRANKLIN, PH.

3-9778: 3-9779 CAREFULLY SELECTED CARS ALL BELOW CEILING PRICES 1947 MERCURY convertible. Radio, heater, and seat covers. POWELL'S USED CARS S. MAIN AND WOOD Ph. 3-4221 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Vacation Specials 1950 Plymouth club coupe, 17,000 miles.

1950 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe sedan. One owner car. 30,000 actual miles. 1950 Chrysler Windsor sedan. Beautiful metallic gray finish.

Car like new 1949 Dodge Coronet club coupe. Low mileage. 1949 Buick Super convertible, 5 new tires. 1949 DeSoto First Series door sedan. 1949 Chevrolet 2 door Deluxe sedan.

1949 Pontiac door sedan (reduced). 1948 Oldsmobile 8 sedan 1948 Buick Roadmaster sedan (reduced). 1947 Oldsmobile 8 "98" sedan (reduced). 1947 Chevrolet sedan. Special.

$895 Chryslers Chryslers 25 TO SELECT FROM 1946, '47, '48, and '50 models Windsors and New Yorkers. Club coupes and door sedans. All cars in tip top shape. Completely equipped. Priced from $995 to $2195.

Don't miss seeing this fine selection of Chrysler cars before you buy. Enjoy the comfort and driving ease of A Chrysler on your vacation. W. C. Starr, Inc.

LIBERAL TRADES LOW FINANCE CHARGE 133 W. William SLot. Phone 1294-95 Used Car Ph. 6173 safety. Buy used parts from Decatur Auto Wrecking.

1515 N. 22nd. Coffey Auto Market Large Selection 1936 to 1951 Automobiles Several '40 and '41 Models AUTHORIZED CROSLEY DEALER 529 E. North Phone 3-1811 DODGE School bus, 1939 with 1949 motor. good condition.

Good rubber, no seats, $135. 2020 E. Main, Phone 2-7979. DON'T take chances with your family's EXTRA GOOD USED TRUCKS 1949 GMC with lwb. 1949 Jeep panel truck.

1948 Chevrolet tractor, fully equipped. 1948 K6 with 16' bed. 1948 K5 with bed. 1947 K7 with bed. HAROLD E.

THOMAS 1 DEALER LINCOLN, ILL. Automative Enjoy Trouble Free Summer Driving With These Fine Used. Cars ALL BARGAIN PRICED 1949 Studebaker Commander 2 door $1475 1949 Studebaker Champion door $1295 1949 Ford fordor $1195 1947 Studebaker Land Cruiser $1195 1948 Chevrolet Acro sedan $1125 1948 Chevrolet 2 door 895 Pontiac 6 Streamliner 495 1942 Studebaker Champion 2 door, overdrive 450 Several older models with lot of good transportation. All priced very low. H.

G. WONDERLIN CO. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 360 E. 'Main Phone 3-3625 Evans Marquand QUALITY USED CARS 1950 Ford custom deluxe sedan. radio, heater.

overdrive, sun visor, one owner. Far above average. $1695 431 E. NORTH PHONE 3-6413 Ford SPECIALS 1942 NASH door. Very good.

$375 1941 CHEVROLET 2 door, in good condition. $345 1941 MERCURY door. $295 1941 PLYMOUTH 2 door. $195 1941 PLYMOUTH 2 door. $245 1940 PONTIAC 2 door.

Very gocd. $245 1940 HUDSON 4 door. $195 1940 OLDSMOBILE 4 door. Extra good. Only $245 1939 PLYMOUTH door.

Extra clean. Only $195 1939 FORD tudor. $145 1936 FORD tudor. lot of transportation for only $95 PLUS A LARGE SELECTION OF LATE MODELS SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY John Rechtin-Dick Hupp Ford Dealer 385 Prairie GOOD BUY. Oldsmobile, 1938, good running condition.

New clutch. Call 7926. HERCULES MOTOR PARTS: Complete stock. Parts for trucks and cars. Glatz Service, 1304 E.

Eldorado. 2-4488. HOUSE TRAILER, 1948 Spartan, 26 ft. All aluminum. Refrigerator.

Bottle stove. Good condition. Armour Beckerman, Fillmore, Ill. Ph. TR2.

HOUSE TRAILERS In spite of rising prices you can still bus new trailers at prices you can afford at Kistler's. 3 room, all aluminum trailers with show. toilet, lavatory, electric hot water heater, electric refrigerator, apartment size bottle gas cook stove for as low as $2350. 33 ft. 2 bedroom all aluminum trailers with shower, toilet, lavatory, for 15 lOw AS $3695.

We have the largest stock of trailers to choose from in Central, Ill. KISTLER TRAILER SALES 2600 W. MAIN 2-2404 Looking For A Inc. Business Coupe Be Sure And See This One 1947 heater STUDEBAKER and Champion. Radio.

overdrive. Priced B. B. BURNS INC. Used Car Lot Cor.

Broadway Prairie Phone 9525 NASH SELECT USED CARS 1950 Nash 2-door. Overdrive. Seat covers. One-owner. 1949 Nash sedan.

Overdrive. Radio, seat covers, very clean $1295 1949 Nash Ambassador. Exceptionally clean. Low mileage. 1849 Buick sedan.

Unusually clean. Low mileage. 1948 Nash 5-passenger coupe. New tires. Extra clean.

1947 Nash Ambassador sedan. drive, radio, one-owner, 1947 Nash Club coupe. New motor, new paint. One-owner. 1947 Chevrolet station wagon 795 BOPP MOTORS PH.

5253 240 W. WOOD NOLEN'S 1949 CHEVROLET Club coupe. Radio, heater, seat covers. $1295 1949 HUDSON Club coupe. Whitewall tires, sun visor, One owner.

$1195 1949 FORD Custom tudor. 000 actual miles. One owner. $1295 1949 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan sport sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive, whitewall tires.

17.000 miles. $1695 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster door. owner. Radio, heater, seat covers. This is a real buy.

$1095 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster door. One owner. Radio, heater, seat covers. This 18 buy. $1095 1950 MERCURY 4 door.

Radio, heat. er, overdrive. $1795 GOOD CHEAP 1941 NASH Club coupe. $245 1941 FORD tudor, $295 1940 FORD. One owner.

$225 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 NOLEN LOT Corner Broadway de Prairie Ph. Automotive HOUSE trailer for sale. Beautiful, all modern. Corner Sunnyside road and W. Prairie near 8covill Golf course.

Oldsmobile Trade-Ins 1950 BUICK 2 door. Dynaflow. Fully equipped. Very clear. Special $1795 1949 OLDSMOBILE club sedan.

Looks like new. $1795 1948 FORD convertible. New top. Whitewall tires, maroon. 1946 FORD Club coupe.

Very clean. Fully equipped. 895 1946 OLDSMOBILE club sedan. Two tone green. $1045 1941 OLDSMOBILE sedanette.

390 1939 LASALLE 4 door $345 Open till 8:30 p.m.: Sat. 6 p.m.; Sun.1 p.m. DRIVE-IN LOT Cooper Oldsmobile Co. 424 Years Your Olds Dealer" 340-360 N. Broadway.

Ph. 5424 OVERLOAD springs for 1941-1948 Chevrolet passenger car. 8-1738. HOUSE TRAILER: 1948 System. new 6 ply tires, 3 rooms.

Like new, $1500. Phone 75R5, Latham. PACKARD TRADE-INS 1951 Studebaker Champion sedan, ly new car. driven only 2600 miles. Equipped with overdrive, radio, heater, sun-shield, windshield washers, Goodyear Double Eagle tires and Lifeguard tubes.

Your opportunity to get a current model car at used car price. 1950 Chevrolet Styleline deluxe sport dan. Really a sharp little car. Low mileage, radio, heater, other extras, light grey finish. Looks like new.

Chevrolet's Best at a bargain price, $1,595. 1949 Packard 135 sedan. Egyptian Sand finish. overdrive, seat covers, second set of tires. 35.000 miles.

Sold and serviced here. Like new throughout. $1,695. 1949 Mercury Sedan: Maroon with white side tires, radio, heater and electric windows. Excellent mechanically, body slightly rough.

A repossession, Closeout $1,245. 1949 DeSoto sedan. This is the Custom model with all the extras. Radio, fresh air heater, automatic transmission, etc. 31,000 miles, perfect throughout, $1,595.

1949 Buick Super sedan. Here's honey. Black with whitewall tires. seat covers, dynaflow, radio, heater, other extras, 000 actual miles. Looks and runs like' new one.

$1,695. 1947 Studebaker Champion 2-door. Clean and sharp as tack. Maroon with whitewall tires, radio, heater, other extras. Economical transportation, $995.

1946 Packard Clipper sedan. This is the 120 model, Driven just 55.000 miles. Original gray finish looks like new. Radio, heater, sun-shield, seat covers, other extras. Sold and serviced here.

$995. 1940 Packard, 6-cylinder 2-door, original finish. good. Radio, heater. new seat covers, good tires.

Lots of transportation here for $385. 1939 Chevrolet 4-door, unusually good for its age. Clean, good tires, runs extra good. Yours today for $245. Kilborn's "WE FINANCE OUR 131 N.

CHURCH PHONE 5141 SAFETY FIRST with Signal-Stat turn signals. Get them today at the Merry Motor Supply, 350 E. Prairie. SPECIAL 35 ft. bedroom all aluminum.

Complete with bath and toilet $3595. 23 ft. 1 bedroom all aluminum with complete bath and toilet. $2350 Complete line of Alma. Elcar.

Star. Glider. New Moon. Spartan and many others to choose from. Open 1 from 8:30 A.

M. To 9 P. M. Barding Trailer Sales On 121 By Pass Near N. Jasper Route 48 Ph.

2-3738 SEAT COVERS. custom made plastics. Plaids and regulars. $2 week. B.

F. Goodrich 317 W. Wood. DID you know you can own like-new car at price the working man can afford to pay? A lot of folks who didn't think it possible are very much surprised at our better cars at prices they can easily afford. A look and you will buy from Tenney's.

TENNEY'S 437 N. Broadway Phone 2-2769 Since 1902 RECAPPED TIRES. Guaranteed. 600x16. $8.10, 670x15, $9.25, exchange.

Bill Montgomery's 24 Hour Tire Battery Service. 201 W. Wood. Ph. 2-4175.

TIRES, 5 white sidewalls. 760x15. $12.50 each. 1120 N. Edward.

3-6838. TIRE, tube and rim 700x17, ply. Phone 3-3260. TOP CASH PAID for clean used cars. See us first! K.

Used Cars, 744 K. Prairie. 3-7881. TRAILER wheel Good condition. 4x8' body.

545 W. Center. TRAILER. 27' etc. Continental finance.

3-7030. Refrigerator. TRANSMISSION speed for to 2 ton Dodge truck. Never uncrated. $35.

2020 E. Main, 2-7979. USED CAR BARGAINS 1950 De Soto custom 4 door $1995 1950 Mercury Deluxe 4-door $1745 1949 DeSoto Deluxe door $1635 1949 Plymouth 4-door. Excellent. $1325 1949 Chevrolet Suburban sedan $1195 1948 Piymouth Special door 935 1946 De Soto Deluxe door 950 H.

P. HAZELRIGG CO. Authorized 1 DeSoto-Plymouth Sales Service Phone 3-3479 435-49 E. Prairie USED CARS WANTED: 1939, 1940. and 1941.

Bring your car in today to Evans 011 502 E. Prairie, Ph. 2-2611. 2 STOCK car racers for sale, $70. 1403 North.

Motorcycles -Bicycles HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1949 74 overhead, perfect condition, 3800 miles. Sell or trade. 1524 N. Taylor. HARLEY 1949 good condition.

chrome accessories, $450. Phone 3-0437. MUSTANG motorcycle. Excellent condition with saddle bags. Luther Cox, Donnellson.

SCHWINN BIKES: A All models. Boys and girls, in stock. Low as $2.25 week. B. F.

Goodrich 317 W. Wood. SCHWINN bicycles for boy's and girl's in all sizes, and styles. Come in today. Botts, 554 N.

Water. WHIZZER, bike and motor. A1, 2 new tires. Phone 3-0131: 3-3572. BICYCLE girl's, Like new.

1467 Orchard St. BICYCLE, boy's' Schwinn. deluxe. Good condition. $35.

1795 N. Church. 2-1035. MOTOR SCOOTER, 1948 Cushman, model 52. Good condition.

3-1305. MOTOR SCOOTER, 1948 Cushman. excellent condition. $125. 246 E.

Leafland. 2-0024. Motorcycles -Bicycles 151 MOTOR SCOOTER, 1950 Cushman, Airborne, with transmission. $200. Edward J.

Blair, Illiopolis. SEE THE NEW Indian Brave and Indian 80. Can be purchased with 1-3 down and 15 months to pay. Johnnies Cycle Shop, 935 W. Eldorado, 3-6440.

SPRING CLEARANCE Sale. Save up to $150 on some models. 1950 Harley $695 1949 Harley A-1 575 1947 Indian Extras 350 1948 Indian completely rebuilt 395 1949 Indian Arrow, 250 1949 Scout, 1300 miles 425 1946 Triumph 350 1949 BSA Gold Star Twin 470 1949 BSA C11 Single 370 1950 Warrior 900 miles 650 1-3 Down; 15 Months to Pay Insurance Available Johnnies Cycle Shop 935 W. Eldorado Phone 3-1197, 3-6440 Business Service A.B.C. APEX Automatic Maytag or any make washer repaired.

Wringer rolls and parts for all makes. George's Washer Service 144 S. State, 2-7905. BASEMENTS open and under houses. Plowing and grading.

Guaranteed. 3-6309. BASEMENT DIGGING and grading. Neal Lentz, Elwin. Phone 2271.

BASEMENT floors and walks patched. Loose brick walls and chimneys. repaired. For free estimates. call 3-1950.

BASEMENT DIGGING, sewer crane work. Black fill dirt. Rechkemmer. 82R4 Niantic. BASEMENTS repaired block laying.

walks, flues, driveways, repaired and built. Free estimates. 3-7049. BLOCK LAYING, concrete work. brick work.

Chimney. Phone 3-7056. BENDIX BOTHERING you? Let our expert servicemen give free estimate on repairs. Block Kuhl, Ph. 4391.

BRICK WORK VENEER, fireplace, chimney, Foundations. Free estimates. 2-6069. CARPENTER work, new or repair. by day or job.

Phone 2-8368. CARPENTRY cabinets, screens, work. Mochel Cabinet Shop. 447 8. Stuart Ave.

2-5251. CARPENTERING: Repairs. painting. By hour or contract. 2-8711 after 4.

CARPETS cleaned. Upholstery and rugs shampooed. Workman insured and bonded. Home Cleaning Service. 9882.

CEMENT work, block laying and carpenter work. 2-0282. CESSPOOL and Septic tank cleaning. Experience. Prompt service.

3-7904: 3-1528. CESSPOOL and septic tank cleaning. also installation. Dunn Coal 724 N. cer.

Phone 4444. CONCRETE work. Driveways, approaches, steps, sidewalks, basement floors. Bonded. Work guaranteed.

3-4944. CONCRETE WORK, siding, rooting, general remodeling. Termite Control. Fully insured. Divided payments if desired.

Schwab's Rent-All Shop, 2077 E. Main, Phone 3-0732: 3-3859. CONCRETE worK, drives, porches, steps, remodeling, new construction. 2-6843: 3-6635. DECORATING inside and out.

Paper steaming chimney pointing. Tree surgery. Phone 2-3197. FLOOR SANDERS and edgers, belt sanders for rent. Brinkoetter's Ph.

6108. FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Interior painting. Free estimate. Phone 9866.

FURNACE CLEANING. Resetting, Repairing, all makes. Barry's 3-4312. FURNACES: We clean reset, repair all makes furnace. Everett's Heating Service, 2022 E.

William. 3-0313. GENERAL HAULING: Stock, grain, miscellaneous. Phone 3-6201 or 2-4210. GRADING dirt removed, sand gravel, cinders.

Phone 3-7493 or 3-4773. HAULING. basement clean-ups. Reasonable. Will buy junk.

3-6948. HAULING of all kinds. trash. clean-ups. etc.

Dial 3-1069. HAULING TRASH. Basement clean-up. W. O.

Bruner, 1790 N. 33rd. 2-8025. KEYS MADE. LOCKSMITH.

Schuerman Key Shop, 359 N. East Ave. 3-2311. 8-1014 LAWNMOWERS machine sharpened. Picked up.

Delivered. 3-0065: 3-3841. LAWNMOWERS, machine sharpened, adjusted and oiled. 966 W. Green, 9487.

LAWNMOWERS: Machine sharpened: new and used for sale. Pippin Fix-It Shop, 1139 E. Lincoln, 7427. PAINT decorate, exterior, interior. Brighten the home.

Willoughby. 5904. PAPER CLEANING, wall washing. Paint1ng. Call 3-0302: 2-3086.

PAPER CLEANING: Wall washing. Guaranteed. Westhafer. Phone 2-7151. PAPERHANGING: Free estimate.

No waiting. Call Jack Mendenall, 2-2056. PAPERHANGING, cleaning. painting. Work guaranteed.

Hudson. PAPERHANGING samples shown. Steaming. Interior painting. Carpenter repair.

Steamers rented. Free estimates. 5922. PAPERHANGING. Paper cleaning.

Painting. Work guaranteed. 3-4370; 2-6808. PAINTING: exterior, interior superior workmanship. Reasonable.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Hill, 3-6045 Mandrell. 3-7858. PAINTING exterior and roofing. Free estimates.

Arthur Hartman. 29-7731. PAINTING. cleaning, paperhanging wall washing steaming, reasonable. Beall 4527 PATCHING and plastering of all kinds Work guaranteed.

3-5438. PLASTERING: All kinds immediate service. Free estimate. Guaranteed. 8-2083.

PLASTER, all kinds. Chimneys rebuilt. Free estimates. 3-0930. ROOFING.

siding and painting. Free estimates. T. C. Mendenall 3-0421.

SAW FILING and lawnmower sharpening, factory machine methods. Repairing. Schwab's Rent-All Shop, 2077 E. Main. Phone 3-0732: 3-3859.

WALL WASHING: Nu Way Cleaning Co Phone 3-2530 or 2-7094. WINDOWS washed, storm sash removed. cleaning repairing. G. Allen, 2-5203.

BLOCKS concrete steps, drives, walks, porches, etc. Work guaranteed. 9259. CALL COTTON BROS, FOR WEED CUTTING AND LAWN WORK. PHONE 9429.

CALL 3-8758 to rent a truck and drive yourself. all modern equipment furnished. Decatur Messenger Service. CARS AND TRUCKS for rent. Call 2-8551 to see how economical It 1s.

Hertz-DriveYourself, 126 N. Franklin. DECATUR MATTRESS AND SALES CO. PHONE 9350 Mattresses rebuilt, renovated and recovered. 8-hour service.

Free estimates. Home of Better-Rest mattresses. We reupholster any type furniture. 829 N. Water.

EFFICIENT SERVICE in your electrical work. Call Swam Electric Service, 746 N. Water. 3-3611. ELECTRIC MOTORS: We repair and reany electric motor.

Master Electric Motor. Eldorado. 3-3832. Krigbaum Electric FINISHING and sanding floors. Free estimates.

Quick service. 8-1670. FRENCH, BAMA 1427 Riverside, may have garment beautifully cleaned Free by phoning 9033, Illinois Cleaners. HAULING trash, clean- up Job, cinders. Fred Rohman, 148 E.

Ruth 9819. LONG'S MOVING: Local, long distance. Reasonable. Experienced help. 2-6183.

PROMPT. COURTEOUS SERVICE on any make radio, washer or appliance. Clark's 248 N. Park, 3-7744. Help Wanted--Male, Female 32 BELL MAN wanted.

Day work. Apply St. Nicholas Hotel. BULLDOZER OPERATOR Decatur. wanted, experfenced.

southeast Lawrence Kirk. CANDY CLERK lady to sell candy apply in person. No phone. Empress Theatre. CARPENTERS.

2 rough, 1 finish. Call 2-2184 between 5-7 p. m. CASHIER Woman, 35 to 45. with grocery experience, also have jobs for two high school boys.

Buckmaster's, 343 W. Grand. CHECKER for super market. Day and night work. Apply Walker's 2101 N.

Main. CLEAN TOWEL service has an opening for an honest and dependable man who is interested in steady position guaranteeing 52 good pay checks year, paid vacation, healthful and pleasant work, and a career in well established and highly essential business. High school education or its equal in experience required. Prefer man who is presently employed. Age 29 to 40.

No reserves or National Guard. Apply in person Thursday m. at 154 W. Wood 8t. DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Local department store needs 2 capable sales people at once.

For hosiery, COSmetics and sundries. Permanent positions. Train immediately as department agers. Unlimited opportunities for advancement. Good starting salary.

Future earnings up to individual, based on sales performance. Vacation with pay, paid insurance, retirement plan, 40 hour week. For interview, state qualifications and employment record in letter. Write P. O.

box 207, Decatur. DINNER COOK, FEMALE PREFERRED. A. M. UNTIL NOON.

BOX 13 HERALDREVIEW. FOUNDRY help wanted. Hours 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. General help, furnace tender.

grinder. core makers. Apply Cast- Rite Foundry, Route 48, north of Decatur, Wednesday only, 12 to 3:30 p.m. and Friday only, 12 to 3:30 p.m. GRILL MAN or woman, part or full time: waitress; dishwasher, man or woman.

All evening work. Apply in person. 1234 W. Eldorado. HOUSEKEEPER for 2 adults.

Stay nights. Call 2-2377 after 6. SALESLADY, EXPERIENCED, FOR PERMANENT POSITION AT POST JEWELRY STORE. MECHANIC, Ford experience helpful but not necessary. New modern garage, above average salary plus good working hours.

Rice Motor Sales, Tuscola, Ill. Ph. 41. MECHANIC and helper needed. Apply Everett's Heating Service.

2022 E. William. PARTS MAN, mechanic and set-up and delivery man. O'Bryan Implement IH Dealer. Lovington.

SERVICE MAN, permanent position, age 21 to 35 vr5. Goodyear Service, 249 E. William. SWITCHBOARD TELETYPE OPERATOR: experienced, 5 day week. Personal ment Bureau, 316 Standard Bldg.

UNION BARBER wanted. McKee's Barber Shop, 148 N. Main. USHERS WANTED: Boys over 16. al interviews 6 to 8 p.

m. Lincoln Theatre office. No phone calls. WAITRESS, DAY OR EVENING WORK. GOOD HOURS AND PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS.

APPLY THE BLUE MILL. WAITRESS wanted. Apply in person, HOWerton's Restaurant, 309 N. 22nd. WAITRESS.

part time. Uniforms furnished. No nights or Sundays. Rambo Pharmacy. 125 N.

Main. WAITRESS wanted. Wabash Cafe. 1105 N. 22nd.

WAITRESS and fountain girl. Apply in person 540 N. Main. WAITRESS experienced. Mary's Cafe, 561 Front St.

WAITRESS experienced, part or full time. Apply in person. The Winery. 1003 W. Main.

WAITRESS: Experienced, evening hours. Apply to Manager, East Restaurant .2203 E. Wood. WAITRESS: FULL AND PART TIME. UNIFORMS FURNISHED.

MEAL. APPLY BELL PHARMACY, 365 N. MAIN. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must have own hand tools and be familiar with cutting torch. Kerwood Auto Parts, 511 E.

North. BADLY NEED 2 body men. New modern garage, good working hours, above average salary. Box 24, Herald- Review. CHRISTIAN woman.

Housework for 2 women. No laundry. Stay nights. 2-3926. COLORED MAN for stock and miscellaneous work in hardware store.

Steady work. Wilson's, 143 E. Main. COUNTRY GRAIN elevator manager, wanted. College graduate preferred.

EXperience not necessary, as we have training program. Write Box 18 Herald Review. GIRL for shirt thin finishing. Experienced preferred. Apply person, 324 E.

Wabash. GIRL, white for light housework. Live in. 3-5725. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wanted for pantry work for 1 month.

Greiders Mezzanine Room. HIGH SCHOOL graduate for cashier and stock girl. Steady employment. Box 20 Herald-Review. LADY.

general housework. No laundry. References. 4941 after 5. LADY to work in launderette.

$20 week. apply 1450 E. William. LADY: Middle aged, to answer phone calls in real estate office. Some typing.

shorthand not necessary. Box 17 Herald-Review. LOCAL manufacturing concern has several openings for experienced clerk-typists, temale. Must be good typists and accurate. In reply give particulars concerning work history.

education, martial status and salary expected. Box 975. Herald-Review. MAN wanted to help, install furnaces. Apply Brownie Coal 415 N.

Main. MAN age 30 to 60. Experienced in passing on credit and making loans. Box 10 Herald-Review. MAN to repair awnings, tents and tarpaulins.

also upholstery work. Must be experienced in operating power sewing machine. Apply Decatur Tent Awning. 140 N. Franklin.

MARRIED man wanted for year around work on livestock and grain farm. New 5-room house, electricity, school bus and mail past house. Everett Glasgow, Monticello, 111. MARRIED man, year around farm work. House with electricity.

Phone 5261, Uhl Austin, Moweaqua. NURSE wanted at once for O.E.S. sanitorium. Room and board included. Call Macon 77.

SINGLE MAN for farm work. Experienced. Johns, West Elwin. east, south Boody. Ed Simmons.

SINGLE MAN, year around, farm work. 1 Phone 16 111 Macon. WOMAN for washing and ironing for 2 adults, Mondays in my home. 2-4547. WOMAN, middleaged for housework.

Live in. 651 W. Prairie. Salesmen, Salestadies ATTENTION woman 25 to 45 to operate a coffee service route in Decatur. Car furnished and maintained.

Salary $40 weekly. For Interview write Box 11, Herald-Review. EXPERIENCED REAL STATE SALESMAN At request of Bob Drobisch for more help As he has too much business to handle by himself. We have room for one perienced salesman. Leads furnished.

Qualifications: Good character, no drinking. For interview see Mr. Drobisch, 1104 N. Church. David Realtors, Ph.

7842. GO CALLING FOR PROFIT: Like to visit? Make your visiting hours pay good money by telling your neighbors about Avon tionally advertised cosmetics. Learn how. now. P.

O. Box 1043. MEN with cars: Cecil Jackson of Mattoon says: I have always been truck driver. I came to work in Coles county only last August and have earned exactly $139 per week. Over $566 per mo.

Since that time" and need some help in county, and can use 2 energetic men to work with new address. Write Cecil Jackson, 1744 N. Oakland or phone 2-4191. NATIONWIDE company will employ 2, man and wife teams on their sales force. Also 2 part time men or women.

Reference and auto required. Apply 442 Standard Bldg Work Wanted -Male, Female 38 DISHWASHING or house work. Colored woman. References. 1625 N.

Clinton. DRIVER, warehouse man, married. Age 42. References. 7176.

PARM work, part-time, with house. Telephone 3-6116. IRONINGS in my home. Pick up and deliver. 3-0215.

ODD jobs of any kind. Please phone 2-4846. PRACTICAL nursing wanted. Private duty in home. References.

White. 2-3205. SLIP COVERS made in my home. able. Call 3-2216.

WASHINGS AND IRONINGS, in my home. Call 8-1134. COLLEGE GRADUATE wishes to make home in Decatur. Married veteran, capable of office, sales or production work. References, Phone 3-7292.

MIDDLE-AGED MAN, desires stock room or light factory work. References. 2-7726. Mr. Miles.

SINGLE MAN wants farm work. Experfenced. References, Redeker, St. James Hotel..