The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 18

Tuesday, March 29, I93g THE DRCATUR REVIEW PAGE EIGHTEEN DOG GETS NEW CHASSIS Ads Sell Everything. Dial A TRIAL WILL PROVE IT You don't have to take our word for the helpful value of Classified. Chances are some of your neighbors can give you convincing personal experiences. If not, then an ad of your own will cost only a few cents, and will prove a good investment. It's the cheapest and most effective medium for public advertising we know of.

Try an ad. Be as critical as you wish. We'll stand on the results. Dial 5151, an experienced Ad-Writer will help prepare your ad. Eorn without forelegs, Fritz, rat terrier belonging to Henry Longden of Taylorville, has reached the age of three without undue difficulty by learning to walk on his hind legs.

Recently the dog began growing fat, and to overcome his difficulty in getting upright his master last week made him this new undercarriage. ANNOUNCEMENTS Adopt $94,000 WPA Projects In Shelby ville Proposed Expenditure is Three Times Original Sum By Staff Correspondent SHELBYVILLE Plans for an $80,000 city-wide WPA project and a $14,000 waterworks project, presented by Bert W. Deere, WPA supervisor, were approved by the Shelbyville city council Monday night. The city project is about three times the size originally anticipated, and it is estimated that with the waterworks project will employ approximately 150 men for more than a year. Included in the city project are eight miles of grading and graveling streets and alleys, 30 blocks of cement sidewalks, 30 blocks of rebuilding brick sidewalks, approximately five miles of drain tile, two blocks of pavement which includes paving in front of the new post-office site and widening Washington street for two blocks nearest the business district, and eight miles of parkway grading and landscaping.

City to Pay S15.251 To complete these units of the project calls for a $65,573 allocation of Federal funds, with the city's share $15,251, making a total of $80,824. In the waterworks project are included repairs of the dam, which consists of extending the dam into the river bank and reinforcing the main structure by dumping tons of stone and broken cement in front of the dam; grading and graveling the drive to the water plant: grading and "landscaping the grounds surrounding the plant; construction of a new roof over the reservoir: sealing three old wells; and 5.000 feet of water main extensions. The Federal funds expected for this are S8.822 with the city's share $5,188 a total of $14,010. Await Federal Approval Projects will begin as soon as federal approval can be secured. Mr.

Dsere is also preparing plans for improvements in Glenwood cemetery, which he expects to have ready to present to the council at the next meeting. April 4. The Decatur Revievr Evening and Sunday. DECATUR NEWSPAPERS, INC. Entered Decatur.

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for The Herald, until 12 noon for The Review and 6 p. m. Saturday for the Sunday Herald and Review. GLASS Win d-w Plate Automobile Bathroom and Kitchen Installed Anywhere Co' 2-6165 perfect fit. The two most wanieH color combinations are grev-maroon and blue-maroon.

You'll be seeing these sweaters on every golf course so get yours now! Gebhart-Gushard, rirsi rioor. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale 1935 HUDSON SEDAN EQUIPPED With radio, heater good tires, all steel body, elleptic springs, automatic chok electric gear-shift, etc. This strit ingly handsome car offers economical operation, and it would be difficult indeed to even imagine a more ideal investment than this modern car at $395. See it today at Tenney "DeSoto-Plv. mouth dealers," 138 West William.

LOW-PRICED CLEAN FORDS 1931 Coupe 1930 Sedan 1931 Sport Coupe 1931 Coach 1931 Sedan $145 150 150 175 1 (D iaa4 uejuxe v-b coach rr; 1935 DeLuxe V-8 Coach 325 W. C. STARR. INC. Chrysler-Plymouth 232 S.

Main STUDEBAKER 1936 Ford Tudor. Radio, heater good tires. Original jet black firjJ ish. A real buy at $365. ALSO A few cars left that can be Dougni ior $01.

aown. S2.50 week. COOK 257 W. MADf B. B.

BURNS CO. 1931 Dodge sedan. A pretty fair car. good tires 65 1932 Plymouth coupe. A nice clean little car, runs good, A-l tires $175 1933 Dodge sedan.

Excellent tires, looks good, runs good S275 310 E. MAIN PHONE 2-2384 OLDSMOBILE TRADE-INS 1936 Oldsmobile 6 touring sedan. 1936 Oldsmobile 8 touring sedan. 1936 Buick '48' coach. 1935 Ford coupe.

1935 Oldsmobile 6 touring coach. 1934 Plymouth deluxe sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Master coach. 1934 Oldsmobile touring coach. 1933 Dodge sedan.

1933 Oldsmobile sedan. 1933 Plymouth sedan. 1932 Dodge coupe. 1932 Chrysler sedan. 1931 Buick sedan.

1931 Chevrolet sedan. Cooper-Oldsmobile Co. 126 N. FRANKLIN 256 MAIN MONTH-END SALE OF FINEST SELECTION OF USED CARS TRUCKS IN CENTRAL ILL. FREDE CHEVROLET CO.

Eldorado at Franklin 1937 Ford Tudor (2). 1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1934 Ford Coupe (2i. 1931 Chevrolet Roadster, 1932 Ford Pickup 14 cylinder). 60 Used Cars To Choose From Central Auto Sales.

350 E. William FORD WILL BUY AND PAY CASH FOR Late model Fords. Chevro-lets or Plymouths. WE ARE Also in position to make liberal trades on new Fords. If you want to sell or buy see IRELAND-THORNTON 385 E.

PRAIRIE 22ND ST. AT E. WOOD Trucks. Tractors and Trailers 12 AUTO TRAILER Half-ton capacity; excellent condition. 98 Packard.

TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1935 Chevrolet 1. w. b. 32x6-10 ply dual tires, overload springs, swck rack body, good fmish. 1st class mechanical condition.

A real farm truck. Priced exceptionally low- 15 Others As Low As $50 B. B. BURNS REBUILT TRUCKS 322 E. MAIN PHONE 2-3475 Tires and Auto Accessories J3 EASY TERMS $1 WEEK On good used tires.

Motor Supply-618 E. Eldorado. 2-4122. BETTER USED TIRES Hawkua south of Firehouse on Franklin. BUSINESS SERVICE is Business Service ALL ANIMALS Any age.

big little. Prompt removal Revef charges. Decatur Scavenger ben-ice. 9811. ALL DEAD STOCK-Promptly removed.

Call Central Illinois Bfn dering Co, Decatur. 9337; HarrJS town. 921 ring 5. Reversecharg- ALL ANIMALS Any age. any a mal classified as farm animals" moved free.

Call H. E. Price. Deca tur Rendering Co. Reverse charge 2-5567.

ALL ANIMALS Any age. Any mal classified as farm animal moved free. Call Decatur IU Rendering phone Decai 9337; Harristown 921-5. 19 Building Contracting EXPERT Remodeling. VantiJ: concrete, brickwork, tile.

P135. ing, gutters, overhead d0015" New homes, complete jobs. materials, reasonable cost. ments. Estimates tree.

2-7917- 75th Birthday Of Engineers To Get Crowd Expect Large Delegation from Decatur at Detroit Meeting A number of local members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and also of the Grand International Auxiliary have already made hotel reservations in Detroit for May 8. 9, and 10. when the B. of L. E.

will stage a big diamond jubilee program in celebration of the brotherhood's 75th birthday. The extensive plans that have been under way for this affair for some time indicate that it will be one of the most important celebrations in the whole history of the brotherhood. There doubtless will be thousands of engineers and their wives present from all over the country on those three days. If conditions are favorable at the time it is known that many of the brotherhood and auxiliary's members in Decatur expect to go. and a number already have their reservations in.

Lots of Entertainment Everything is being done by the committee in charge to make for pleasure and entertainment of the visitors on the three days. As part of the jubilee program itself, the highlights in the history of the brotherhood are to be presented in narrative form. In addition many trips to points of interest in Detroit, buildings, exhibits and parks, and boat rides on the lakes, are being arranged. Doubtless a number of local folks will go to Detroit a few days in advance of the jubilee celebration in order to' attend the mid-western union meeting of the brotherhood and auxiliary on May 6 and 7. This is to be held in the Book-Cadillac hotel.

The diamond jubilee celebration is to be held in the Masonic Temple auditorium. More "Flat Support Another promoter of the idea for what is termed "postalization" of railroad passenger fares. John Hast- BENNY GOODMAN'S NEW TIME The "Kins of Swing" and his band come on the air Vz hour earlier tonight and every Tuesday night: 9:30 pm E. S.T. 8:30 pm C.S.T.

6:30 pm P.S.T. over Columbia Network PRESENTED BY CAMEL CIGARETTE The Man Who Cried Wolf I LEWIS TOM STONE BROWN And VENUS MAKES TROUBLE 7 JAMES PATRICIA BUXX ELLIS Ben's Barn STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY 764 East Eldorado Street Package LIQUORS Bar Service LAST TIMES SHIRLEY TEMPLE JEAN ii (J I HERSHOLT ntllll Plus REX BEACH'S "THE BARRIER" With Jean Parker L. Carrilln Bigger and Better 12 Ounces. Sc DECATUR BOTTLING WORKS 15o Until 5:30 Last Times Today KAY FRANCIS Preston Foster, Anita Louisct Louise Faienda in "FIRST LADY" Irene Dunne, Cary Grant in 1 "THE AWFUL TRUTH" Open 6 P. M.

Last Times Today Vitamer Baxter, Joan Bennett Helen Vinson and Mischa Auer in "VOGUES OF 1938" in the New-Process Technicolor LORETTA YOUNG, DON AMECHE in "LOVE UNDER FIRST DRINK Drink from the bot tie, or straw it. ou get all the goodness inside where it be longs. Sflc To S. 40c After, Child 15c NOW SHOWING Open 12:45 a. m.

Full Length Feature in Color WALT DISNEY'S Snow White and Seven Dwarfs ENDS TONiTE JANE WITHERS Id "CHECKERS" PLt'S "Mikim The Headlines" KE "NAVY BLUE AND GOLD" PLCS "TRUE CONFESSION" Z2i ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates tn Pnhlii sale. 2lA miles southwest Cerro Gordo. 111. Mal colm Fawley. Notice of Intent to Marry Harold B.

Black. Jacksonville, 20 Ellen F. Lewis. Jacksonville, 19 John Arthur West, Decatur, 23 Mary JHUen lium, uecaiur, j.i Elmer Thomas. Bloomington, 21 Edith Hines, Towanda, 18 Born to HICKS.

JR. To Mr. and Mrs. John. Taylorville.

Monaay. a aaugnLci at St. Vincent's. LENZINI To Mr. and Mrs.

Geno. Kincaid. Sunday, a daugmer ai St. Vincent's. M'CALLA.

to Mr. and Mrs. Harry, in Freeport. a son, iviarcn iv. mrs.

McCalla was the former Waneta Lakin, Decatur. MORGANTHALER To Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Maroa, a aaugnter.

John Warner hospital, Clinton, Sunday. NETTLINGHAM To Mr. and Mrs. Devere, Clinton, a daugnter, Saturday, in John Warner hospital. Clinton.

SPENCER. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, of Clinton, a son. Dorn lvionasy mc John Warner hospital.

TUCKER, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan, 1445 North Union, March za, a son, at home. Central Illinois Deaths DURBIN. Sylvester, 85.

Taylorville. died Saturday at tot. Marys nos-pital. Decatur: services 9 a. m.

Tuesday in St. Mary's church Taylorville; burial in Oak Hill cemetery. EGAN Mrs. Mary Effie. 76, Lincoln, died early Monday in her home; funeral at 10 a.

m. Wednesday in the Goff funeral home; burial in Union cemetery. HALL. Mrs. Lillie.

Monticello. died at 9:30 a. m. Sunday in home: services 2:30 p. m.

Tuesday in home; burial in Monticello cemetery. JACKSON. Alice 74. Lincoln. died at 9 p.

m. triday in nome. services 2 p. m. Tuesday in Christian church: burial in Union ceme- tprv MEYERS Harold.

22. Mattoon, died of a bullet wound in nis home Monday night; funeral at 10 a. m. Thursday in Schilling funeral home: burial in Dodge Grove cemetery. MOORE Dr.

Malcolm Thomas, 82, inmate of the state Masonic home. Sullivan, fatally injured Monday afternoon: funeral arrangements incomplete. SHIVERS. James Edward. 62.

Taylorville. died at 7:45 a. m. Monday in St. Vincent's hospital; funeral arrangements incomplete.

WARREN John 77. Arthur, died at 8:20 a. m. Tuesday in his home; funeral at 2:30 p. m.

Thursday in the Vines Street Christian church; burial in Arthur cemetery. Funerals Decatur 1A ABRAMS, EDWARD (THEO.) Services 10:30 a. m. Wednesday, St. Patrick's church.

Interment Calvary. Remains at funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

BARBER. LUCIUS V. Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, chapel.

Interment Richland cemetery near Windsor. J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Morr, Rhea Mary Services 1:30 p.

m. Thursday, Casner U. B. Church. Burial Cerro Gordo cemetery.

Friends may call at R. R. Tohill residence, Casner. Dawson Wikoff STENGEL, MRS. CRESSIE RAUPP Services 9:00 a.

m. Wednesday St. Patrick's church. Interment Calvary. Remains at residence.

J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Wright, Thomas J. Services 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday. Chapel. Burial Fairlawn cemetery. Friends may call at residence until 11 a.

m. Wednesday. Dawson Wikof! Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN A beautiful well kept cemetery with perpetual care fund. Select your lot and pay on easy terms. 146 S.

Water. 4495. Masonic Temple Activities 6A MASONS ATTENTION! Notice of all Masonic meetings, both stated and special will be given here IONIC LODGE No. 312. Special i.e-j p.

m. rnursday. znd degree. MACON CHAPTER No. 21, special convocation 7:30 p.

m. Tues- uay. n. a. aegree.

Personals AUTO And trartnr mnin Ford A $22.50 complete. Hamil- iaju cto i. jacKson. HOT Fish sandwiches. Also select ee iicoiiusii.

upen mi p. riau ivik.1., tit judorado MEN OLD AT 40 Get pep New Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain raw ulants. One dose starts new pep. vaiue special price 89c. an, wrue rtotn-jonnson Co.

WELL FILED IN SULLIVAN By Staff Correspondent SULLIVAN The will of William C. Robertson was admitted to probate in county court on Monday T. A. was aDDointeH evprn- tor and bond for $1,500 was filed ana approved. in the B.

of L. who died from heart ailment in a hospital at Springfield. Sunday night. Mr. Craney was general chairman for the engineers on the western territory of the New York Central lines and resided in Indianapolis.

He was 61 years old. Personnel Notes Engineer Bray of the local Wabash yard service has reported for work after an absence of almost three weeks occasioned by the illness and death of Mrs. Bray. Fireman Gunther of the Wabash north end returned to his job on the Decatur-Forrest local after an absence of about three weeks. Fireman Claus and Opel of the Wabash west end have been assigned to the two remaining holster jobs at Hannibal.

H. D. Chilton of the Wabash clerical force has bid in the position of store clerk in the central accounting bureau, and this leaves a position" as timekeeper in the bureau open for bids up to April 2. Hospital Report Patients entering the Wabash hospital since last Friday morning are: John Plunkett. car oiler: William Warren, brakeman; Frank Bretz.

pipefitter; W. J. Bloom, telegrapher: Pete Kohlbecker. machinist; R. E.

Buttz. sheet metal worker: Sarah Graham, stenographer, all of Decatur: J. L. Monroe, section man. Hannibal: Raymond Heald, mill hand, Orland; Mrs.

Frances Schrage. comptometer operator. St. Louis; G. W.

Young, retired car man. Andrews. Ind. Leaving the hospital since Friday morning were: H. W.

Brown, Charles Barnfield. C. H. Bechtel, George Noll. J.

W. Weinburg. all of Decatur; Oat Brennan. Chicago: R. G.

Lilliwitz. Orland; Carl Schmidt, Springfield: Claude Poore. Moberly; L. E. Hancock.

Barry; Horace Green. Madison: Joe Mal- lanish. Hannibal: John Morrison, Madison: R. F. Haines.

Ritchie. CLINTON NOTES CLINTON William McAnally. locomotive engineer on the west end of the Illinois Central railroad company, became suddenly ill in his home Monday. He was removed to Chciago for medical treatment in the I. C.

hospital. Acting Division Engineer Nick Anderson and Supervisor J. C. Jac obs made a trip by motor car over the Peoria district Monday to in spect company property. William Goff.

local I. C. employe, is receiving medical treatment in the John Warner hospital. Master Mechanic F. P.

Nash was in Decatur Monday on company business. PLAN SPECIAL SERVICES ALTAMONT A series of nightly pre-Easter services will be conducted in the Methodist church by the Rev. O. E. Connett of Effingham.

beginning next Sunday. The choir and orchestra will furnish music. Lowest Prices On Quality CoaU. We Electrically Re-Clean All the Coal We Sell. Central Illinois Delivered At Yard JUMBO LUMP $3.70 FURNACE LUMP $4.20 $3.45 JUMBO EGG $4.35 $3.60 NUT $3.95 $3.20 STOKER $3.85 $3.10 Premium Quality from Bircb Creek.

Brazil Mine BRAZIL EGG $5.45 $4.70 BRAZIL BLOCK $5.30 Delta So. 111. Egg S5.90 $5.15 Delta So 111. .85.90 $5.15 Franklin County. Treated Pea Siie So.

III. Stoker S5.50 S4.75 Wonder Egg $6.70 onrier Rlnrlc 47 7 on Cannel for Fireplaces! Pennsylvania tiara uoat: yutcK tire voKel Plus Taj ETpene 490 $. Franklin Dial 5293 ings. former New York state senator, has presented his plan to Com missioner J. B.

Eastman of interstate commerce commission. The idea is also referred to as the "distanceless" rail fares; under it flat rates would be charged for passenger travel regardless of distance. The rates talked of are ridiculously low, the idea being that under these rates almost everyone could afford to do a lot bf traveling and therefore the roads would benefit by quantity hauling. It is even said the plan has gained a large number of supporters in official Washington. Harvey Turner Retires Harvey Turner, for many years a Wabash section foreman over on the old Springfield division and for a long time the section foreman at Meredosia.

has retired on federal pension. He has not worked for several months, but official notice of the granting of his pension has just been received in local division offices. He has been succeeded at Meredosia by John Chapman. The local ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men and Enginemen announces that it will hold a public cake walk at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday in the I. O. O. F. hall.

B. of L. E. Leader Dies A number of local Wabash engineers were acquainted with James Arthur Carney, prominent PROTECT YOUR with SCHUDELS' COLD STORAGE Ladies' Half Soles Regular 4flc Value 39? With This Coupon Pr 24'i Xorth Water Street DRAPERY CLEANING TIME IS HERE PHONE 5319 CHUMBLFVS CLEdNLBS Decatur on the Ait WJBL 1200 Kilocycles TUESDAY EVENING Charley Bonth and His Orchestra. :15 EARLY EVENING NEWS.

Sports News. 59 Democratic Political Announcement. OO Gately's Fashions in Melody. 15 Bill Dodee Orchestra. 311 To be announced.

:45 World Dances. 59 News Flash and Weather. :) Gieolo Inn. :15 Cross Countrv Interviews. 30 World Varieties.

00 NEWS SUMMARY. :15 Today's Almanac. Tonic Tunes. WPA Music. 00 Commodore Room Hotel Orlando.

15 Let's Dance. 00 Sitn Off. WEDNESDAY MORNING The Buckaroos. :30 Tabernacle Baptist Church. EARLY MORNING NEWS.

Melody Parade. :45 The Buckaroos. 00 MORNING NEWS BRIEFS. 15 Dorothy Michael. 30 Rhythm and Romance.

45 News Flash. 45 World -Music. 59 Weather Report. 00 Sim Off. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 30 Street Forum Bern Enterline and Dick Faler.

News Flash. Gately's Fashions in Melody Dude Ranch Boys. EARLY AFTERNOON NEWS. Hits and Encores. Party Line.

News Flash. The Buckaroos. The World Dances. Variety Time. TONIGHT'S HEADLINES.

P-T. A. Program. Sitn Off. Decatur on the Air WJBL 1200 Kilocycles ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals NEW And exclusive in Decatur at Raupps.

Perforated gaoeruuica. The season's shoe sensation. PLENTY Of trailer space. Paul Clesson. 7 miles out on wesi maui road.

Standard Station. WHY Pay more? A complete meal any time tor toe. upen ouu. temples Cafe. 561 N.

Morgan. Theaters and Amusements IB HARBOR INN Morris Beall's or chestra and entertainers every night. A-l drinks, tasty sandwiches. Radio Programs 7C Evening 4:00 Follow the Moon, sketch WBBM. Tea Time Varieties WMAQ 4:15 Vagabonds WMAQ.

4:30 Harry Kogen's Orch. WENR. Singing Lady WLW. 4:45 Three Romeos WENR. 5:00 Stamp Man WIND.

Front Page People WLW. 5:30 Charlie Chan WGN. 5:45 Lowell Thomas WLW. Orphan Annie KSD. 6:00 Amos 'n' Andy WLW.

Easy Aces WENR. 6:15 Vocal Varieties WLW. 6:30 People in the News WENR Famous Actors Guild WBBM. 6:15 Alpine Varieties KSD. Vivian Delia Chiesa WENR.

7:00 Edward G. Robinson and Claire Trevor, drama KMOX. Johnny Presents WMAQ. Those We Love WLS. 7:15 Tommy Ott WIND.

7:30 Wayne King's Orch. WMAQ. Al Jolson Show WBBM KMOX. It Can Be Done, Edgar A. Guest WLW, WLS.

7:45 Early Afternoon News WJBL. 8:00 Jam Session WCFL. Al Pearce's Gang WBBM. Vox Pop WMAQ. Horace Heidt's Orch.

WLW 8:30 Fibber McGee WMAQ. Benny Goodman's Orch. WBBM. 8:40 Contest between Sweet and Swing Music GSD, 11.75 Meg. 9:00 Gen.

Hugh Johnson, talk WLS. Eddie Duchin's Orch. WGN 9:30 Jimmie Fiddler-WLW. Polly Follies WBBM. 9:45 How to Make Friends Influence People WMAQ.

10:00 Amos 'n' Andy WMAQ. Just Entertainment WBBM News Summary WJBL. 10:15 Abe Lyman's Orch. WBBM 10:30 Henry Busse's Orch. WMAQ.

Jimmy Dorsey's Orch. WGN. 11:00 Sammy Kaye's Orch. WGN Johnny Hamp Orch. WJR.

7:00 Break O'Day News WJBL. 7:30 Morning Devotions WLS. Musical Clock WBBM. 8:00 Breakfast Table News WJBL. 8:30 Bonnie Blue Eyes WJJD.

8:45 Chuck, Ray, Christine Sodbusters WLS. Amanda Snow, songs KSD. 9:00 Pretty Kitty Kelly WBBM. Margot of Castlewood WLS. 9:15 King of the Kitchen WAAF Your Favorite Band WIND 9:30 Richard Maxwell, songs WBBM.

Attorney-at-Law WLS. 9:45 Sentenced Men WJJD. 10:00 The Story of Mary Marlin WLS. Don Pedro Piano WGN. 10:00 Sports Edition WJJD.

Pappy Cheshire Nat'l. Hillbilly Champions KMOX, WBBM. 10:30 Carson Robison WLW. 10:40 "World Affairs," J. L.

Brie- vly GSG. 17.79 Meg. 10:45 Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories WBBM. Edward MacHugh WLS. 11:00 Bureau of Missing Persons WJJD.

Mary Margaret McBride WBBM. Vaughn de Le.Uh WBOW. 11:15 The O'Neills, sketch WMAQ. Edwin C. Hill WBBM.

11:30 Farm Home Hour WMAQ. Helen Trent WBBM. Campus Kids WCFL. Radio Programs 1L 11:45 Way Down East WGN. Wednesday Afternoon 12:00 Betty Bob WBBM.

Bob Elson WGN. 12:15 Tommy Ott, organist WIND 12:30 Words Musi-: WMAQ. Rhythm Rascals WTMJ. 1:00 Italian Hour WIND. School of the Air WLW.

Your Health WMAQ. 1:15 Early Afternoon News WJBL. The O'Neills WBBM. 1:30 Judy Jane KSD. 1:45 Brevity Matinee WMAQ.

Happy Harmonies WJJD. 2:00 Marriage License Romances WGN. 2:30 Vic Sade WMAQ. Little Variety Show WCFL. 2:40 Tonight's Headlines WJBL.

2:45 Radio Gossip Club WBBM. 3:00 Club Matinee WENR. Lorenzo Jones WMAQ. 3:30 The Hughes Reel WMAQ. The Goldbergs WBBM.

Suppers and Socials BAKED CHICKEN SUPPER March 31. Kenney Christian church. Serving beginning at 5. 40c plate. Lost and Found 10 BOY'S Blue Ribbon, balloon tired bicycle, downtown.

Serial No. C-50497. Reward. 2-5036. COIN PURSE Lost Saturday.

Liberal reward. Call 2-4323. PEARL ROSARY Lost downtown Thursday. Keepsake. Reward.

235 W. Eldorado. Apt. 3. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale 11 FORD 1923 coupe.

Good tires, motor A-l. body and paint job good. S50 cash. 1421 E. Johns.

1935 TERRAPLANE Coach. Selective automatic shift. Low mileage. Glatz Service, 1304-14 E. Eldorado 2-4488.

1931 FORD 2 door coach. Good condition. Priced for quick sale. 5371. 1930 DODGE Coupe $50.

1930 Chevrolet coupe $75. 1929 Chevrolet coach S45. 400 N. Broadwav PLYMOUTH 1931 sedan. Reconditioned motor, nearly new tires, new paint.

Economical transportation for $145. Kilborn. 131 Church. BANK RATE AUTO FINANCING It will pay you to see me before purchasing any new or used car L. Ward.

Rm 205. 130 Main FOR SALE Cheap if taken at condition. Payment dowi balance on easy payments. Phone 820-4. 30 CHEVROLETS Fords, etc.

Save or iraae at riawkins juuin irenouse on ranklin. 30 LATE MODEL Used cars. Low uuwn payment, tasy terms. Bil-gere, 429 E. William.

Chrysler Royal sedan 745 1937 Chevrolet sedan 565 Pntlac 4 door touring 625 2 door touring 595 Eontlac "8" 2 door touring 595 1936 Pontiac coupe 525 1936 Chevrolet 2 door touring 475 1935 Hupmobile 4 door sedan 465 iajB rontiac 8 (2) 1938 Pontiac "6s" Demonstrators T.rn, tviilafina 4 liberal discount. New car guarantee FRANK (DUTCH) TENNEY PONTIAC DEALER Cor. E. Wm. and N.

Jackson (Open evenings.) J. L. TALLMAN, 540 N. FRANKLIN "Cadillac-LaSalle Dealer" 1936 Ford coupe $395 1935 Ford tudor $295 1936 Oldsmobile 6 coach $595 1934 Nash 6 sedan $350 1930 Buick 6 sedan $145 1932 Studebaker Convertible $195 1931 OlHsmrthil fi Pi-introi-tiKlo CI QC 1931 Chevrolet Sedan (clean) $185 ia unevroiet Coupe 75 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan, trunk, heater, radio, exceptionally clean. 1936 Chevrolet Coupe, heater, new tires; a real buy.

1936 LaFayette Sedan, trunk; heater, cruising gear. 1936 Pontiac Coach, heater, low mileage; very clean. 1934 Chevrolet Master Coach. 1934 Nash Ambassador Sedan; trunk, radio, heater, very clean. 1932 Chevrolet Coach; cheap.

1931 Reo Coupe. 1930 Studebaker Commander Se-. dan. REO -NASH 240 W. WOOD Gebhart-Gushard Has the New Golf Sweaters for Men, $2.98 Gebhart-Gushard Company's First Floor Men's Department has just received the new two-tone golf sweaters that men all over the country are wearing and like so much.

They have the popular sports back with tabs at side for.