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3200 national health service. George E. Nichols 128 Popular Cooks" Serve the Popular Coffee! Money More Scarce Than Hair- -Britain Abolishes Free Wigs London, April 8 (AP) The House of Commons decided tonight Britain's government needs money more than Britons need free hair. It voted 292 to 271 to charge two pounds 10 shillings ($7.) for each wig handed out by the Winegarner High in 24th Senate Contest E. H.

Winegarner was running ahead last night in the 24th senatorial district's contest for the Democratic Senate nomination and Paul Stone of Sullivan was -ahead by two to one in the House contest on the Democratic ticket. Winegarner had won 461 votes against his opponent, Mattis Sches. ley III, who won 290 votes. Stone had votes against 1,026 for Leo Pfeffer of Seymour, his opponent. A total of 19 of 125 precincts had been counted.

In the Republican nomination race, with 12 of 125 precincts reporting, Charles Clabaugh of Champaign and Ora D. Dillavou of Urbana were well ahead in the eral Assembly contest. Clabaugh had 1,220 votes and Dillavou had 971. C. Van Delinder was losing the twoout-of-three choice with 209 votes.

Clabaugh and Dillavou are incumbents. Coles County Republican President 3 Precincts out of 49 Riley Alvin Bender 2 Robert A. Taft 128 Harold E. Stassen 24 Dwight D. -Eisenhower 5 Douglas MacArthur Earl Warren Governor 3 Precincts out of 49 Richards Yates Rowe 28 William G.

Stratton 111 William N. Erickson Park Livingston 27 Anthony A. Polley 3 Precincts out of 49 Lieutenant Governor John D. Biggs 78 John William Chapman 65 Patrick S. Clary 15 Secretary of State Harold R.

Collier 25 George R. Hedges 16 Warren E. Wright 91 Chas. F. Carpentier 26 Auditor of Public Accounts Louis E.

Nelson 23 Richard J. Oglesby 21 William H. Brown 11 Ralph Waldo Emerson 34 James E. Hill 12 Orville El Hodge 52 Arthur E. Larson 4 State Treasurer Elmer J.

Hoffman 56 Leslie J. Smith 22 William E. Wayland 81 Attorney General Conrad Noll 30 Edward P. Saltiel 9 J. Roy Browning 34 Latham Castle 15 Lee Daniels 69 Delegates to National Convention 22nd District 3 Precincts out of 49 141 Folger's Has The Coffee Flavor Most People Like Best! knows that the meals she when she provides the That's why Folger's is of every meal.

Because coffee flavor most people have discovered, Folger's you serve taste better! LESS Brands Grind WED APR 9 1952 Lorton Leading in 40th For Assembly Carl H. Preihs of Pana and Spencer D. Lorton of Cowden were leading in a three-way fight for two Illinois House nominations on the Democratic ticket in the 40th senatorial district. Preihs had 3,403 votes with 32 of 115 precincts reporting, to 650 for Lorton and 2,437 for Clyde A. Roberts of Vandalia.

In the Republican contest for state senator in the 40th, Lloyd H. Davis of Morrisonville held a commanding lead over his opponent, Norman H. Davison of Ramsey. Davis had 1,937 votes to 676 for Davison. Effingham County Republican President 1 Precinct out of 27 Riley Alvin Bender Robert A.

Taft 77 Harold E. Stassen 11 Dwight D. Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur Earl Warren Governor 1 Precinct out of 27 Park Livingston 36 Anthony A. Polley Richard Yates Rowe 2 William G. Stratton 58 William N.

Erickson 5 1 Precinct out of 27 Lieutenant Governor Patrick S. Clary 20 John D. Biggs 37 John William Chapman 75 Secretary of State Harold R. Collier -0 George R. Hedges 11 Warren E.

Wright 37 Charles F. Carpentier 35 Auditor of Public Accounts Richard J. Oglesby 15 William H. Brown Ralph Waldo Emerson 29 James E. Hill 22 Orville E.

Hodge 10 Arthur E. Larson 9 Louis E. Nelson 4 State Treasurer William E. Wayland 56 Elmer J. Hoffman 12 Leslie J.

Smith 15 Attorney General Latham Castle 21 Lee Daniels 28 Conrad Noll 4 Edward P. Saltiel 20 J. Roy Browning 13 Delegate to National Convention 21st District 1 Precinct out of 27 J. Emil Smith 63 C. H.

Jenkins 14 Edward N. Stubblefield 62 George L. Ashley William P. Sherman 14 Carl H. Wilson 10 State Senator 42nd District 1 Precinct out of 27 Dwight P.

Friedrich 42 Ora A. Oldfield 44 Democrat President 1 Precinct out of 27 Estes Kefauver 46 Harry S. Truman Richard B. Russell Adlai E. Stevenson Paul H.

Douglas Attorney General 1 Precinct out of 27 James L. Griffin 7 Piatt County Republican President 7 Precincts out of 18 Riley Alvin Bender Robert A. Taft Harold E. Stassen Dwight D. Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur Earl Warren Governor 7 Precincts out of 18 Richard Yates Rowe William G.

Stratton William N. Erickson Park Livingston Anthony A. Polley 7 Precincts out of 18 Lieutenant Governor Patrick S. Clary John D. Biggs John William Chapman Secretary of State Warren E.

Wright Chas. F. Carpentier Harold R. Collier George R. Hedges Auditor of Public Accounts James E.

Hill Orville E. Hodge Arthur E. Larson Louis E. Nelson Richard J. Oglesby William H.

Brown Ralph Waldo Emerson State Treasurer William E. Wayland Elmer J. Hoffman Leslie J. Smith Attorney General Conrad Noll Edward P. Saltiel J.

Roy Browning Latham Castle Lee Daniels Delegates to National Convention 22nd District 7 Precincts out of 18 George E. Nichols Albert Tuxhorn Dean E. Madden State Representative 24th District 7 Precincts out of 18 Charles W. Clabaugh Ora D. Dillavou James C.

Van Delinder Democrat President 9 Precincts out of 18 Estes Kefauver Harry S. Truman Richard B. Russeil Adlai E. Stevenson Paul H. Douglas Attorney General 9 Precincts out of 18 James L.

Griffin Joseph P. Burke Ivan A. Ellictt State Central Committeeman 22nd District 9 Precincts out of 18 Fred M. Whitten Clarence Schlesier State Senator 24th District 9 Precincts out of 18 Mattis Schesley III E. H.

Winegarner State Representative 24th District 9 Precincts ouf of 18 Leo Pfeffer Paul Stone Joseph P. Burke 6 Ivan A. Elliott 40 State Central Committeeman 21st District 1 Precinct out of 27 John R. Asher Michael F. Seyfrit 59' Joe Valerio 6 State Representative 42nd District 1 Precinct out of 27 Paul Taylor 209 Edwin R.

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CORNER LINCOLN SQUARE Open From 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily Steel Continued from Page 1 the courts against a government seizure. Leaders. in the industry charged there been a TrumanC.I.O.

deal to take over the industry 350 and all, or a big part, of grant 52 what the C.I.O. steel union de116 manded. The President, in his speech, defended the wage increase recommendations of the Wage Stabiliza(tion board added: "as fair and equitable" 226 "What's more, I think the steel 232 companies know it." 18 increases were fair, the PresiSaying the government-suggested 51 pay dent declared "the steel companies 2 could absorb this wage increase entirely out of profits and still be making much higher profits than 71 they made in the three prosperous 258 years before Korea." Mattoon Shifts School Coach Mattoon, April 8 (Staff) A move to the position of football coach for Basketball Coach John Sheahan was approved by the school district board here tonight. Robert Wilson, the present football coach, is being called to active duty with the marines for 15 months. The board also accepted resignations of six teachers.

They are Barbara Henry, Marjorie Quinn, Eva Staggs, Mary Kersey, Dorothy Grant and Donna Clemmensen. Howard Hightower in charge of elementary instruction, was granted six weeks leave this summer to teach in Syracuse university, Syracuse, N. Every smart housewife serves are most appreciated things most people like best. so important to the success Folger's is the favorite- -the like best. As so many women seems to make everything So Extra Rich in Flavor You Are Urged To TRY USING Than with Lesser Flavored Available in Regular, Drip or Fine in Both 1-lb.

and 2-lb. Cans Albert Tuxhorn Dean E. Madden State Senator 34th District 3 Precincts out of 49 Robert W. Lyons W. Carl Graham Democrat President 3 Precincts out of 49 Estes Kefauver Harry S.

Richard B. Russell Adlai E. Stevenson Paul H. Douglas Attorney General 3 Precincts out of 49 Joseph P. Bruke Ivan A.

Elliott James L. Griffin State Central Committeeman 22nd District Precincts out of 49. Fred 'M. Whitten Clarence Schlesier State Representative 34th District 3 Precincts out of 49 J. M.

Turner C. G. (Clace) Lynch W. K. "Bill" Kidwell DECATUR HERALD Morning Except Sunday and Holidays Decatur Newspapers, Inc.

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RALPH SCHULTZ 53 DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Nellie Mae Schultz, 44, of 3254 Fulton avenue, died at 4:30 p. yesterday in St. Mary's hospital. She had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.

Mrs. Schultz was born Aug. 23, 1907, in Harrodsburg, a daughter of Mark and Bettie Gabhart. She was married to Ralph E. Schultz on Dec.

18, 1928, in Decatur. She came to Decatur 30 years ago from Arthur and was employed by Linn Scruggs Co. until six years ago. Mrs. Schultz was a member of Antioch Christian church, the Order of Eastern Star and the White Shrine.

She leaves her husband, two sons, Lee, at home; and Ralph with the marines in San Diego, two grandchildren; two brothers, Clarence, Richmond, and Stanley, Detroit, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Sunderland, Decatur. The body is in the J. J. Moran Sons' funeral home where friends may call after 7 p.m.

today. Burial will be at Arthur. Other arrangements are incomplete. New Classes for Beginners In Tap, Ballet and Acrobatic Dancing Call 2-5788 for Further Information Maureen Anderson SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Bast Main Street LOCATION OF TB UNIT IN MATTOON CHANGED Mattoon, April 8 (Staff) The Illinois Public Health department's tuberculosis X-ray unit, under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred Fish, tuberculosis health nurse, will move from in front of the Association of Commerce building to in front of the Victory restaurant for the remainder of the week.

The following hours will be observed for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Wednesday-2 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday-1 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. a.m.

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