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DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Sunday, August 8, 1954. Problem Getting Everything Done Solution. Business Service Classification in the classified section of this newspaper. "Thanks for Paying Me Before You Go" On the collection day before you start your vacation, please be sure to settle up with your newspaper boy. It will add to vour holiday enjoyment in Two ways.

First, you'll know that this faithful young businessman won't have to pay for your papers out of his own pocket, Second, it will enable him to explain a new service -Mail-A-Way or Lay-A-Way-and to restore home-delivery at once when you reurn. Herald and Review Czechs Seize 'West's Agents' Vienna, Austria, Aug. 7 (AP) Radio Prague said today "dozens of agents of West Germany's espionage system" have been arrested in Communist Czechoslovakia. A broadcast communique, from the Czech Interior Ministry said the arrested persons were "all members of an espionage ring conducted by the former Fascist Gen. Gehlen." They were instructed to obtain military, political and economic in formation and to form sabotage groups in various parts of the coun try, the radio said.

By its account, the reports were filed to West Berlin and to Bavaria. "Documents seized in possession of the arrested persons as well as other evidence gave ample proof that the entire Gehlen Organization is directed and supported by Ameri- NEU m1000 See them on display the NEW MOON mobile apartment home for 1954 and you'll see why it leads the field completely furnished, the first cost is the. last cost. Available on easy, low, "like-rent" payments. BARDING TRAILER SALES Open All Day Sundays Route 48 Jasper St.

Phone 2-3738 can authorities," the statement said, and all have confessed to charges of espionage. Communist East Germany also announced a widespread roundup of what it called "Gehlen agents" earlier this week. The raids and arrests followed by only two weeks the disappearance into the East of Dr. Otto John, former head of the West German security bureau. John worked di rectly in the Bonn government set- up.

Ex-Gen. Reinhold Gehlen has operated a semiprivate intelligence service in close contact with U. S. forces. FACTORY WORKER HELD IN SPCA SLAYING CASE Gary, Aug.

7 (AP) John Arthur King, a 32-year old factory worker, was seized by FBI agents today in his Gary home on a federal warrant charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution on The Sunday Herald and Review RATES BY MAIL In Trading Ares Daily and Sunder Daily except Sunday veal $11.00 veal $9.00 6 months 6.00 months 5.00 months 3.25 3 months 2 75 month 1.35 montb 1.15 week .35 week .30 Sunday Only- One Year $5 00 Outside of Trading Area Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday year $18.00 1 vear $13.00 6 months 9.75 6 months 7.25 months 5.25 3 months 3.75 month 2.25 month 1.50 week .60 week .40 Sunday Only--One Year $6.00 Carrier rates apply on subscriptions by mail in any town of territory having carrier service. Remittance should be made by check OI money order. The Herald and Review cannot assume responsibility for currency or stamps. RATES BY CARRIER Per Week Herald Daily Only except Holidays 25c Review Daily Only except Holidays 25c Sunday and Herald 35c Sunday and Review 35c Sunday and Herald and Review 60c Phone 5439 George E. Taylor, Mqr.

Choice Selections Reasonable Prices Convenient Terms Forever Beautiful Graceland Cemetery a murder charge in Baltimore, King was accused of slaying Norman P. Huster, 56, an agent for the Maryland Society for Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals. Huster was killed in a sidewalk gun fight Oct. 6, 1951, King, who used the name Roy Fitzsimmons, has been employed i in an East Chicago, factory for the last two years. He was held in the Gary city jail pending a' hearing Monday before U.

S. Commissioner Wilbur Glendening. Marriage Licenses IN CHRISTIAN: John J. Matheny, 22, Taylorville, Myrna Schell, 20. Lincoln, Neb.

Charles 19, Mt. Auburn, Marilyn J. Hartman. 19, Mt. Auburn.

Kenneth B. Cottingham, 20, Taylorville, Mary Elizabeth MAdam, 20, Taylorville. Born To BINGHAM. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward, Tay. Jorville, girl, Aug. 6, St. Vincent's, Tay: lorville. DAVIS, Mr.

and Mrs. George, Watson, girl, fingham. Aug. 5. St.

Anthony Memorial, EN JACKSON, Mr. and Mrs. Lindley, boy, Aug. 3, Best Clinic, Sullivan. KNABE, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert, Effingham, boy, Aug. 5, St. Anthony Memorial, Effingham. KULL, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul A. 240 S. College, boy, August 6, MANUEL, Mr. and Mrs.

Gary, Effingham, boy, Aug. 5, St. Anthony Memorial, Effingham. METZGER, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Macon, girl, August 6, POWELL, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rural Route 6, girl, August 6, PROBST, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Effingham, girl, Aug.

6, St. Anthony Memorial, Effingham. QUICK, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Taylorville, Vincent's, Taylorville.

SCHLIESMANN, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riverview, girl, Aug. 6, St. Mary's.

TOMLINSON. girl, August Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne WALKER.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Boody, boy, Aug. 5, St. Mary's.

WELLER, Mr. and Mrs. Don, girl, Aug. 3, Best Clinic, Sullivan. WILSON.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert 458 S. 19th, girl, August 6, Central Illinois Deaths CAIN, Jeff, 73, of Shelbyville, died 8:30 m. Saturday, Shelbyville Memorial Hospital; leaves wife, Mabel; brothers, Roy, Villa Grove; Floyd, Bartonsville; Fred, Shelbyville; services 2:30 Son Funeral (CST) Monday, Lockart Shelbyville; burial Glenwood Cemetery.

Shelbyville. CLABAUGH, Owen Briscoe, 46, died Thursday night, Carle Hospital, Urbana; leaves wife, Margaret; step children, Fred Hickman, Gays; Jerry Hickman, in service; Beverly Hickman, at home; sisters, Mrs. Harlow Boyd, Sullivan; Mrs. Burl Swits, Gays; Mrs. Gary Allen, Decatur; brother, Ralph, Waukegan; services 2 p.

m. (CST) Sunday, Gays Methodist Church, burial Branchside Cemetery, Gays; friends call at Lovins Funeral Home, Sullivan. DeBORD, Charles. Mattoon, died 3 p.m. Saturday at the Charleston Hospital; body at the Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon; arrangements incomplete.

DOWNING, Lorenzo, 81, Mt. Pulaski, p. m. Saturday in home; leaves daughters, Mrs. John Curtis and Mrs.

George Meister, Mt. Pulaski; sister, Mrs. Malissa Broughton, Aberdeen, services 2 p. m. (CDT) Tuesday in Schahl Funeral Home, Mt.

Pulaski; burial in Mt. Pulaski Cemetery. GARRISON, Miss Dorothy, 50, Mt. Pulaski, died 11 a.m. Saturday in Lincoln Nursing Home, Lincoln; leaves brother, Arch Garrison, Latham; services 3 p.m.

(CDT) Monday in Schahl Funeral Home, Mt. Pulaski; burial Lake Bank Cemetery, Mt. Pulaski. MODERNIZE NOW AND SAVE! CHOOSE YOUR STEEL Kitchens CABINET SINK NOW! SAVE $6455 CHOOSE THISI ON A GENUINE 42' Diana ensemble sink, deep bowl Deep bowl right or left YOUNGSTOWN Acid -resisting, porcelain- enameled steel top KITCHENS Built completely of long -lived steel Flexible rinse spray FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Just-right height for easier standing Only a week including Dispeser CHOOSE ANY OF THESE! A. terms.

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Smith Bros. Plbg. Htg. 1002 E. Eldorado St.

2035 N. Jasper St. Decatur, Ill. Decatur, Ill. Phone: 4104 Phone: 7279 Gas Electric Sales Co.

Tile Town Cabinet Tile Co. Route 6 1285 N. Oakland Ave. Decatur, Ill. Decatur, Ill.

Phone: Elwin 2311 Phone: 8-1613 Central Illinois Deaths HICKS. Mrs. Luesettie, 66, crashed Taylorville, killed Thursday when truck house; services 2 P. m. (CST) Monday in Shafer Funeral Home, Taylorville; burial in Grove City Cemetery.

HOFFMAN, the Rev. William, former pastor at St. John's Lutheran Church. Mt. Pulaski; died Saturday in Van Werth, Ohio; services p.m.

(CDT) Tuesday in St. John's. Lutheran Church, Mt. PuJaski; burial in Mt. Pulaski Cemetery; Schahl Funeral Home in charge.

SUMMERS. Dr. Edmund, 82, Mattoon; died 7 p.m. Saturday at his home; leaves wife Elizabeth; body at the Schilling Funeral Home; arrangements incomplete. WENDT, Mrs.

Emma, 67, Effingham; died 3 p. m. Saturday at her home; leaves daughters, Marie, at home; Mrs. Louis Koester, Effingham; Mrs. Raymond Stumborg, Teutopolis; Mrs.

Robert Curry, Effingham; sons, Robert and Carl, home; Gerald, New Orleans, Henry, Carmi; Frank, Teutopolis; sister, Mrs. Ben Hardiek, Effingham; body at the Bauer Funeral Home, arrangements incomplete. WILLIAMS, Rollin, 51, Shelbyville, died 9 a. in. Friday in Nickel Plate Railroad Hospital, Cleveland; body in Lockart Son Funeral Come, Shelbyville; services 2 P.

m. (CST) Sunday; burial Ramsey Cemetery, near Ramsey, Funeral Directors 01 -08 Ambulance Services, any hour, day or night. Dial 4421. Dawson Wikoff Funerals-Decatur -09- Flannery, Dr. Edward E.

Services Monday 9 m. Requiem high mass St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Bloomington, Ill. Friends may call at funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons -09.

Flowers, Mr. Delbert F. Services 2 p. m. Monday, Chapel.

Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the family residence (first house north of Country Club Road on Route 48) from noon Sunday until 11 a. m. Monday, then at the funeral home. J.

J. Moran Sons Schmidt, Mr. Herman J. Services Monday 9:30 m. Requiem High Mass, St.

James Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Flowers 1C -1C 11- HOURANS: FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE CORNER" Water at Wood St.

Card of Thanks 02 -02-08- thank our friends and neighbors, Catholic DELAHUNTY, ARTHUR We wish to Daughters of America, Knights of Columbus. U. S. Army Mothers, Order of Railway Conductors. and Auxiliary, Wabash Hospital and staff, for all cards, flowers, and masses during his illness and death.

The Delahunty Family. In Memoriam 03 03-08- Heart Disease Is Greatest Killer! Contributions and Memorials (tax deductible) Appreciated for Research Educational And Community Service Please Mail Check To Heart Fund Standard Office Decatur, Ill. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 05 05--14- OLD CAPITOL MONUMENT WORKS. Box 27, Vandalia, since 1920. Largest play of monuments, markers in Central Ill.

Open daily and Sunday afternoon. -05-08- WANTED TO BUY: 2. grave lot in Brush College Cemetery. Phone 3-8622. -05-08- 2 Cemetery lots in Memorial Park.

Phone 8-4283. GRAVE lot in Macon. Memorial Park. Ph. 3-6196.

-05-08- GRAVE LOT. Macon County Memorial Park, well located in section 7. Address: Lock Box No. 322, Macon, or phone Macon -05-13- 6 GRAVE LOT, Memorial 1 Cemetery. Reasonable.

Call Niantic 35R4. Insurance 06 --06 POLIO INSURANCE. plus 8 other discases. only $10 per vear for entire family. Up to $5.000 coverage for each member.

General agents for Hoosier Casualty, stock company. Orlin E. Kirkman, 252 E. Wood St, Decatur. Illinois.

Ph. 3-3454. Masonic Temple Activities 6A -6A -09- GREAT LIGHT LODGE 1064: 3rd Degrees Mon. 6:30. -64-09- IONIC LODGE NO.

312: Regular stated meeting 7:30 p. m. Monday. -6A-10- MACON LODGE NO. 8: Special meeting Tuesday 7 p.

m. 2nd degree, Visitors welcome. A -09- SUMMITT LODGE NO. 431: Harristown, Monday, 7:30 p. m.

First degree. Personals -07-08- Alcoholics Anonymous, P. O. Box 903 07--10- D. ALBRITTON is now associated with "Cece" and "Larry" at Richards Barber Shop, 905 Grand.

-07--08- HAVE YOU problem drinker? Write Glenwood House. Rt, 8. Decatur, 8-3212. 5-day in- patient treatment required. -07-08- ILLINOIS PUBLIC AID: Illinois Public Aid.

We are authorized to fill all prescriptions and orders from your doctor approved by the commission. Roth-Johnson Drug Store, 143 N. Water. Dial 2-0189. -07-08- LEAVING for Phoenix, Arizona.

August 11. Take or 2 passengers. Share penses. Ph. 3-7883.

-10- MR. BUSINESSMAN: Do you require undercover work? See classification 18. Where to Go 7C -7C- -08 A FRIED CHICKEN dinner served with whipped potatoes, choice of vegetable, salad, rolls and butter, coffe or tea for $1. (Child's plate price), be treat for your family at the conditioned Uptown Cafe, 531 N. Water.

-7C 06- ALL YOU CAN EATI SMORGASBORD $1.55 Every night 5:00 p. m. til 9:00 P. m. All day Sundays and Holidays Air Conditioned Hotel St.

Nicholas -7C- -08- ARE YOU WONDERING where the old gang is? You'll. find them enjoying 27" Magnovax TV at The Lincoln Square Tav. ern, 121 N. Main. 7C- 08- AT THE TOWER CAFE, Rts.

48 51, you'll find the very best in meals, sandwiches, short orders or whatever you may choose. Where to Go 1C -7C- ASSUMPTION KC BARBECUE Aug. 8, serving starts at 4 p. m. -7C-08- AUGUST is month you should take it easy.

Eat out whenever possible. Pom Pom Cafe, 1098 W. Wood. -08 BARGAINS AND TRAVEL NEWS BERMUDA TRIP: 7 days, 6 nights with hotel and sightseeing included, only $134 from New York. For details and Experienced Travel Counselling call Leo E.

Mendel United Travel Service 564 No. Water St. Phones: 2-3394 and 8-2913 MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TRAVEL AGENTS IN DECATUR SINCE 1932 NO SERVICE CHARGE -08. BEL-AIRE SUPPER CLUB, Taylorville. Rt.

29 East: Sun. 1 p.m. on chicken family style, all you can ear, $1.85. 8. CHICKEN BASKET, french fries, cole slaw.

and toasted buttered bun, $1.10. Shore Drive Inn. 22nd Cantrell. 11- CHICKEN FRY: Blue Mound Methodist Church, Aug. 12.

Serving starts 5:30 p. m. Advance tickets only, available at Staubers. Sale closes Aug. 10.

CREST THEATRE. Cerro Gordo, Ill. "Give a Girl a Break" in technicolor with Marge Gower Champion Debbie Reynolds. Sunday matinee 2:30 p. m.

-10- ENJOY our special dinner plate daily (except Sun.) only 85c at the air conditioned Wooden Shoe, 241 E. Main. -7C- -08 Every Night Is Sizzling Steak Night Club Steak $2.00. Sirloin Strip $2.75 Blue Ribbon Filet Mignon $2.75 Choice Bone Steak $3.50 Air Conditioned Hotel St. Nicholas -7C-10 FOR A COMPLETE line of package Jiquors and plenty of free parking stop Ralph's Pub 135 S.

Oakland. -7C-09- GRAND THEATRE, Sullivan: "How To Marry A Betty Grable, Marilyn Monroe. Lauren Bacall. Drive-In Theatre: "The Yellow Tomahawk," Rory Calhoun, Peggie Castle. Plus, "Black -7C- HILL'S CAFE: Bement.

Serving Sunday dinners continuously from 11 A.M. to 7 P. M. Specializing in fried chicken dinners. 08- tain Beach Resort, beautiful LET'S GO TO HEINEMANN'S MounLake Killarney, Ironton, Missouri.

Ideal vacation choice for the entire family. Fishing is good. Safe swimming. Large Florida stvle and beach. Horses available nearby.

Modern cabins. Rental $2.50 per day per person half price' for children. including recreational privileges. American plan optional. Write or phone Heinemann's Resort, Ironton, Mo.

Phone Ironton 3101. -7C- -09. LIBERTY THEATRE, Vandalia: "Valley Of The Kings." Drive-In: "Room For One Cary Grant. -70-09- MATTOON THEATRE: (Air conditioned) "'The Student Prince," cinemascope, with Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom. THE SKYWAY: "The Love Gun" with George Montgomery.

-7C-12- ROOMS for rummage sales: Large clean, light. 817-19 N. Broadway. 3-5421. -7C 09- ROSELAND THEATRE.

Pana: "'Living It Martin Lewis: Drive-In: "So J. Wyman. -7C-08- RUMMAGE SALE 551 N. Broadway. Sat.

eve, all day Sun. Household articles. Lamps. Clothing. -7C-09- RUMMAGE SALE: 817 N.

Broadway, Children's, Men's, Women's Clothing. Furniture, miscellaneous. Sun. Night, all day Monday. -7C-09- SCENIC THEATRE, Assumption, show.

ing "Gambler From starring Dale Robertson. -7C 11- SUPER LIQUOR Broadway North ICE COLD BEER direct from brewery to middleman profit. PRIMA' bottle beer. case of 24 bottles, cans, case of 12. $1.49.

Cook's Atlas Prager, Edelweiss, Carling's Black Label; 12. cans, $1.85. Gluek's Stite Malt Liquor "Extra strong, extra good." 6 cans. SI. ALWAYS ICE COLD.

Plenty of parking and Drive-In Service. -7C -10- TINY HILL: Sent. 6th, 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a. m.

(DST). No reservations necessary. Outdoor hard wood floor. Legion Post 429. Chicken fry by Legion and Auxiliary of 429, $1 per person.

Only 500 tickets available. Community Park, Lovington. Ph. 84 for reservations. -7C- 08- TRAP SHOOT Aug.

8. Legion Gun Club, Moweaqua, Ill. Shoot ail Day. -7C-13- WILL-O-LOU is open from 5 till 10. days week.

Chicken, steaks and chops. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters.

Rt. 48. Argenta. Air conditioned. 8 HAMBURGERS FOR SI: Any day from 8 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Sunday 10 'al 10. Fisher's Snack Shop, 2008 E. William. Lost and Found 10 BLACK and tan beagle lost in northeast part of town.

Call 3-1077. -10 11- BROWN and white puppy, months old, child's pet. 1753 E. Clay. BROWN BRIEFCASE lost.

Please call 2-5660. -10--09- KITTEN. lost, west end. Grey calico. mos.

old. Female. Phone 3-2656. -10-10- LOST: Elgin compact, red terrycloth cover. Sentimental value.

Reward. 2-8795. SUN GLASSES lost vicinity Block Kuhl's Tuesday. Prescription lens. Reward.

2-0222. Automotive -11-08- 1947 Special, sedanette, green, radio, heater, excellent condition. 8-4762. -11-08- BUICK, 1947. $15 down, take over ments.

'01 E. Wood. 8-5241. -11-09- BUICK, 1948 Roadmaster. Rough condition, so best offer buys.

Shown at S. Silas. BUICK 1950 convertible, $100 down. 601 E. Wood.

8-5241. BUICK, 1950 sedanette. Radio, hester, Private owner. $100 down. 2-6407.

-10- BUICK SUPER CONVERTIBLE 1951, fall leather interior with power windows and seat. Radio, beater, dynaflow, automatic windshield washers, whitewall tires, with blowout proof tubes. Less than 33,000 miles. Has been serviced regularly and is in excellent mechanical condition. 2-4157; 2084 E.

William. 08- BUICK 1952 Riviera, beautiful, red with black top. owner. Low mileage, $1550. Hazen Motor Sales, 140 N.

23rd. CADILLAC, 1950 door sedan. Small down payment. 8-3725. Automotive -08- CADILLAC: 1951 sedan.

A-1 condition. 1028 N. Main. 11-08- CADILLAC 1951 "62" sedan. 1950 "60" sedan.

1948 and 1947 sedan. J. Tallman, Inc. 540 N. Franklin, 3-9778.

-11-08- CADILLAC, 1953 Fleerwood with air ditioning. A beautiful car. 1951 Cadillac convertible. Markwell Motor Sales, 450 E. Eldorado.

CARPENTER school bus. 1952 Chevrolet suburban carryall. 1949 Chevrolet 4-door deluxe. 1947 Buick sedanette. C.

B. MOORE, INC. See or Call Don Thiele BLUE MOUND, ILL. -11-09- CHEVROLET. 1939 door sedan.

Very good condition. $85. 2045 N. Charles. CHEVROLET 1941, exceptionally clean, good tires.

2110 E. Condit. -11-09- CHEVROLET 1941, Master Deluxe 2 door, 5 practically new tires, clean. See to appreciate. 755 E.

Pershing Rd. -08 CHEVROLET 1941 Club Coupe, runs good, $35 down, $5 week. 836 N. Main. -11-13- CHEVROLET, 1941, radio, heater, ores hauled, clean, $100.

Lyle F. Ervin, Blue Mound. -11-09- CHEVROLET. 1946 Fleetline 2-door, dio, heater. A-1 condition.

1044 E. Cantrell. -11-08- CHEVROLET. 1948 Fleetline, $395. Van Buren after 5.

-11-10- CHEVROLET 1949 2 door, good tires and paint. Call 3-3967. 11- CHEVROLET, 1950 Fleetline 4 door. Pow. erglide, radio, 30,000 miles.

Perfect. $795. Holtz Chev. Clinton, Tel. 52.

-08- CHEVROLET 1950 station wagon. Power Glide, Original owner, only 35,000 miles, new tires, battery and brakes, 3-0251. 11 11- CHEVROLET, 1953 "210" station wagon, extras, 2 tone green, 1 owner, going overseas. Must sell. Cost $2945.

Price $1795. 3-8457. -11--08- CHEVROLET 1953 BelAir 2 door, low mileage, perfect, sell outright or trade equity for good Chevrolet, 1948 to 1950. 2-4793. -10- CHEVROLET.

1954 ton pickup, speed transmission, heater. Demonstrator $1325. Rebman Chevrolet Illiopolis Tel. 167 Open Sun. A.

M. -11-08- CHRYSLER 1929 coupe, good tires, paint, runs good. $60. 1126 E. Hickory after 5.

-11-08- CHRYSLER 1953 New Yorker sedan, black, perfect car with power steering. $2395. Lorensons, Sullivan. DE SOTO 1946 convertible. New top, new tires.

Excellent condition. 2-3797 after 4:30. DESOTO 1952 Firedome V-8 door, sun visor, power steering, hydramatic, new tires, must sacrifice. 8-1348. -11-09- DeSOTO 1952 Firedome V8 sedan, power steering, tinted glass, low mileage, clean, J.

L. Tallman, Inc. 540 N. Franklin, 3-9778. -08 DODGE, 1941 4 door.

Runs good. 1777 W. Garfield. 8-1552. -11-09- DODGE, 1947.

Radio, heater. Good condition, 3844 E. Harrison or 3-0034. --11-08- DODGE, 1949 4-door. Excellent car.

$690. Maurer Motors, Route 51, Clinton. -11-12- DODGE. 1950 panel truck. Inquire Heath Propane at intersection routes 121 and 48, northwest.

-11-12 DODGE, 1952 Coronet. All accessories. A-1 condition. Sale or trade, 1150 N. Union.

-08- FORD. 1931 Model A. 1940 Chevrolet. 219 W. Cerro Gordo or ph.

3-6454. FORD. 1940 coupe A-1 condition. Call after 5 p. m.

Sat. and Sun. all day, 2-8163. -11--08- FORD 1941 2 door, 1437 E. Walnut, Phone 3-2925.

-11-08- FORD, 1946 truck, s.w.b., Hoist and sub-frame. $190. 2-1976. FORD, 1949 S600 truck with 1,000 galJon gas tank. ready to go.

McDavid Motor Sales, Ford Dealer, Nokomis Tel. 281. -08- FORD 1949 V8 convertible, radio, heater, spot light, private owner. Take any reasonable offer. 8-3350.

-11--08 FORD 1950 Custom, radio, heater, overdrive. $100 down. 601 E. Wood. 8-5241.

-11-08- FORD 1950 tudor custom V8, radio, heater, overdrive, a perfect car, $795. 836 N. Main. FORD, 1950, tudor. Heater, radio, over.

drive, extras. Excellent condition. Low mileage. 3-8387. -11-08- FORD, 1951 flat bottom grain truck.

Hy. draulic hoist. Ph. 8-5051. -10- FORD.

1952 Custom fordor, radio, heater, loaded with extras, like new. Graves Motor Ford Dealer, Illiopolis. Open Sun. A. M.

-11-08- FORD 1952 Customline tudor. Fordomatic; radio, heater, two-tone, $1145. Don Freeman, 2915 N. Oakland, 3-0421. -11 11- FORD 1953 Customline 4 door.

Overdrive, radio, heater. One owner, low mileage. Priced reasonable. 1152 E. Grand after 5 week days, Sunday morning.

-11-08- FORD 1953 V8 Crestline Victoria, 2 tone paint, whitewall tires, all the extras, 11,000 miles. 1 owner. 8-5274. -11-08- FORD. 1953 convertible, power steering, tires like new.

$1850. Can be seen Saturday and Sunday, 2 p. m. to 7:30 p. at 482 S.

Crea, downstairs apartment. -11-10- FORD, 1954 convertible, radio, heater, Fordomatic, power steering. Demonstrator! Big Savings! Small down payment, 30 months to. pay. Graves Motor Ford Dealer, Illiopolis Open Sun.

A. M. -11- -09- HUDSON 1949, door, sharp, 39.000 miles. Radio, heater, seat covers, good whitewalls. $425.

Phone 3-2258. HUDSON, 1954 Hornet. Radio, heater, 2 tone paint dual carburetors, white sidewalls. Will give longest trade possible. New car guarantee.

KAISER. 1951 2-door, $50 down, take over payments, 601 E. Wood. 8-5241. KAISER Manhattan, 1953, like new.

Best offer or trade. 2075 E. William. -08- LINCOLN, 1952. Will sell or trade for smaller car.

Call 8-3695 or 1425 N. Dennis. 09. MERCURY 1949 door, A-1 condition, equipped, $565 or trade. 3-9942.

-11-08- MERCURY 1951 deluxe door, low mileage, A-1. $975. Terms. 1028 N. Main.

MERCURY 1951, clean door sedan, good condition. $835. 2068 N. Water. -11--13- MG 1953, like new, extras.

Private owner. 1550 N. Oakland. -10- NASH, 1949, Ambassador. Radio and heater, $295.

Shrock Motors 801 N. Water, 2-5193. -08 NASH. 1950, $50 down, take over payments. 601 E.

Wood. 8-1633. 11-10- OLDSMOBILE 1947 hydramatic, rings and valves job, white wall tires, radio, heater. Good condition through out $225 if sold at once. N.

Water, 29-7796. -11-08- OLDSMOBILE 1949, Real slick sedan $395. Dobson's 632 S. Franklin. -11-08- low OLDSMOBILE, 1950 door Very mileage.

Radio, heater, hydramatic. Ercellent condition. Reasonable. 2-6443. -08- OLDSMOBILE, 1954 "98" super deluxe Holiday, full power equipment, deluxe radio rear speaker, heater, tinted glass, oversize whitewalls, balanced, undercoated, 25 miles.

Big cash discount for trade. 2-3805. -08 OLDSMOBILE, 1952 Super 88 sedan, Fully new. equipped. 2-4077.

Tinted glass, sutronic eye, like -08 1939, runs good, spare tire, $50. 3560 Fitzgerald Road. Ph. 6591..