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a 4 Special Lincoln Policeman Dies March. 6, 1947. THE DECATUR EXONERATED Mr. Duke, a St. Bernard against him yesterday by a readily won his acquittal, but dog, listens morosely as Dep- neighbor.

Because of Mr. his owner, Bill Southworth uty City Attorney A. G. Taylor Duke's exemplary conduct in (left), must keep him on a leash (right) of Los Angeles reads the city attorney's office he during his strolls. a charge of viciousness brought (ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTO) ILLINOIS GATHERING IN WASHINGTON American Legion officials left to right, are: Democratic Chicago, Illinois Legion comand congressmen, all from Illi- Sen.

Scott Lucas; Representa- mander: Col. Paul Armstrong, nois, are shown chatting yes- tive Reed; Mrs. Katherine Illinois state director of selecterday in the Washington of- Cain Stack, Chicago, president tive service and national vice fice of Republican Rep. of the Illinois Legion auxil- chairman of Legion rehabilitaChauncey Reed. In the group, iary; William P.

Kleuskens, tion. (AP WIREPHOTO) PEORIA TO BUY BUSES Springfield, March 5 (AP)Proposed purchase for $117,162 of ten 32-passenger buses by the Peoria Transportation Co. was approved today by the Illinois Commerce commission. Montgomery Ward 418 E. William 5876 Ward- Hybrid SEED CORN is Bred-for-Strength at 5 1.

Bred-in extra seedling vigor! STARD HYBRID 2. Husky, deeppenetrating roots! 3. Small cob with deep, soft kernels! SEED CORN 4. Extra leafinessSOWN AND PROCESSED FOR MONTGOMERY WARD full, rich foliagel, 5. Extra-strong, close-knit stalk! ORDERS TAKEN Rounds, 2-9 bu.

lots, per bu. Ask about Wards Farm Income Pay Plan For a profitable yield, you know that your corn needs all of the above 5 points. Each is important! And Ward-Hybrids have them all! Scientific breeding--plus 3 or more years of test-plantings of -assure you of a corn crop that stands throughout the season, that gives you more grain- more profit--per acre! Order yours NOW! Ward-Hybrid flats, 2-9 bu. lots, per 8.00 REVIEW Probe of State Schools Asked Springfield, March 6 (AP) Two Illinois lawmakers have called for legislative investigation of subversive activities in the state. Inquiry into "teaching.

of subversive doctrines in state educational activities" was asked in a bill filed in the General Assembly yesterday by Rep. John W. Lewis (R-Marshall). In a separate measure, Rep. Harold R.

Blomstrand (R-Chicago) sought creation of a commission to investigate seditious, subversive or un-American activities. Lewis said he had heard "rumors" that subversive doctrines were taught at the University of Illinois and in State Normal schools. He said one object of the proposed investigation was to determine "degrees to which subversive and communistic doctrines are subscribed to by teachers, instructors or professors." Also offered was a measure by Rep. Nick Keller (R-Waukegan) urging voluntary fingerprinting of school children as an identification safeguard. Petition Backs Moulden As Tuscola Councilman Tuscola, March 6 (Staff) Supporters of Roy Moulden, inhere cumbent whose alderman four-year in term First will ward pire this spring, are circulating a petition to nominate him for the two remaining years in the unexpired term of Cecil Tate who has moved from the ward.

Moulden, who previously announced he was not interested in running again for a council post, said he "probably will" accept the citizens' backing. He will be opposed in the election by Elza Smith, who has filed his bid for candidacy. Ott Twiford, who has filed for re-election to a full four-year term as Third ward alderman, was not expected to have any opposition, although deadline for filing is not until next Tuesday. Other aldermanic aspirants are P. J.

Williamson and Paul Flesor for the Fourth ward and Robert Collwell for the Second. The council here is represented by two alderman from each ward. Frank Michener and Lawrence Allen are serving unexpired terms from the Third and Second. Jury Convicts Wapella Man on Drunk Driving Clinton, March 6 (Staff) Worley O. Arthington of near Wapella was found guilty yesterday of driving while intoxicated and possessing liquor in a motor vehicle.

The case went to the jury about 4:30 p. m. and the verdict was reached three hours later. Judge John Bedinger will pass sentence on Arthington March 17. He is now free on a $1,000 bond.

The case against Raymond Grimes, charged with vagrancy, the last of the three defendants to be tried by the jury, will be heard March 17. SUGAR RATION STAMP Ration Book 4, spare stamp 53 good for five pounds through March 31. Divorces Granted BAUER, Mary Ann from Forrest SMITH, Leland H. from Cora Bernice MARSHALL, Viola A. from Fred SMITH, Norma Jean from Revis L.

VEST, Ruth L. from William E. IN COLES-WILKINS, Mary from Ed: BALER. Maggie from Millard. Evelyn Fernando, 21, Los Angeles, Charles Willingham Boyer, 22, Charleston and Betty Lou Homann, 19, Mattoon: Joe A.

Honn, 26, Arcola, and Dorothy Janes, 19, Arcola; Woodrow T. 33, Mattoon, and Sarah Maxine 21. Mattoon: Fred J. Moody, 19. Mattoon, and Evelyn Lucille Lawhorn, 17, Mattoon; Rex L.

Rennels, 20. Charleston, and Madonna A. Gordon, 18, Charleston; Allen Dean Cooley, 21, and Pansy Irene. Deffendall, 23, Charleston: Frank E. Tykalsky, St.

Charles, and Mrs. Ida Cottingham, 28, Millingston; Ellis Tingley, 33. Paris, and Edith Faucher, 23, Paris: Carl Weber, legal, Mattoon, and Mrs. Charlotte Hespin, legal, Sullivan; Albert M. Carson, 19, Mattoon, and Joyce Reynolds, 17, Mattoon: Jack D.

Coverstone, 21, Mattoon, and Norma Louise Richardson. 24, Mattoon. IN MONTGOMERY: Robert Martin, Hillsboro, Geraldine Hefley, Hillsboro. Gordon Slightom, Litchfield, Slusser, Litchfield. Marriage Licenses IN COLES- Calvin Kent Clark, 24, Paris.

and Dorothy Warner, 19. Shelbyville; Richmond H. Kiger, 22, Mattoon, and Born To HARTMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Irving, a son, Feb.

27, in Hillsboro hospital. BEERY, Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Cerro Gordo, daughter, March 5, in St. Mary's.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon, Hillsboro, a BOAS, daughter, Feb. 27, in Hillsboro hospital. BRAYE, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd, Hillsboro, a daughter, March 1, in Hillsboro hospital. CASTELLI, Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Julius March 5, 1029 in North Church, a D.

M. C. COPELAND, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 2495 East Geddes, a daughter, March 5, in St.

Mary's. DAZEY, Mr. and Mrs. Paul route 4 Sullivan, a daughter, March 6. in D.

M. C. DHERMY, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, 3607 East Minnie, a son, March 5, in St.

Mary's. HORN, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mt. Pulaski, a daughter, March 5, In D.

M. C. JONES, Mr. and Mrs. James, 1769 North Water, a daughter, March 5, in St.

Mary's. LAVEY, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Farmer City, a daughter, March 4, in St. Joseph's hospital, Bloomington.

MADDOX, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe 1044 East Lincoln, a son, March 6, in D. M. IC.

MARRIOTT. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam, 1935 West Forest, a daughter, March 5, in St. Mary's.

SLOAN, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, 3951 East Grand, a son, March 6. at home. WOOLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. La Verne. 1061 East William, a son, March 5, in St. Mary's.

GRINDOL MONUMENTS East Main and Franklin Streets PAGE TWENTY -SEVEN Lincoln, March 6 (Staff) Jacob A. Leininger, 68-year-old special policeman here, died early today at St. Clara's hospital of injuries suffered last Saturday night when he was struck by an automobile which police said was driven by Herman Ireland. Mr. Leininger's legs and hip were crushed in the accident.

Mr. Leininger had been a night merchant policeman for 15 years and previously was a Lincoln grocer. Marvin C. Hutcheraft, coroner of Logan county, said he will hold an inquest. Mr.

Leininger leaves his wife, Mabel. and five daughters; Mrs. R. C. Mathias and Mrs.

Paul Hubbard, both of Evanston; Sister Mary Renee of Davenport, and Jane and Virginia of Lincoln. There also are three brothers and two sisters: George of Kimball, Fred of Minneapolis, John and Edith of Lincoln. and Mrs. Herman Buttrell of York, Neb. Vincent and Ray Warmisher of Lincoln Mrs.

F. H. Kramp of The body will be taken Carlsbad, N. are children. family home here tonight and services will be held at? a.

m. Saturday in St. Patrick's Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. PANA MAN GETS WINGS Pana, March 6-Ensign Harry J.

Hinden of 401 South Clark street has received the gold wings of a naval aviator at the naval air training base in Pensacola, Fla. We can't supply all the soft drinks you UNLESS YOU RETURN BOTTLES PROMPTLY! Return beverage bottles to your dealer just as soon as they are empty! It's the one way to make sure you will have the soft drinks you want. The shortage of containers is critical! Bottle production is far short of demand. Help us give you more soft drinks. Track down all the idle bottles in your home and return them to your dealer today! DECATUR BEVERAGE MANUFACTURERS Central Illinois Deaths FORBES.

Mrs. Arizona Belle. 66. Vanda11a. died Tuesday night in home: leaves husband.

Joseph; children. Harry Mrs. Ruby Mae Pummill, Joseph and Mrs. Elinor Hatfield, all of dalia: John Greenville: brother, Ervin Mitchell, Oaktown, and sister. Mrs.

Etta Campbell. Brownstown: body in Hunter funeral home; services 2 p. Friday in Vandalia First Baptist church: burial Old Vandalia cemetery. DAUGHERTY, Miss Mary, 44, Casey, died Tuesday in St. Anthony's hospital.

Terre Haute; leaves father. E. E. Daugherty, sister, Miss Gyneth Daugherty, both of Casey: brothers. Edgar.

New Lenox: Eli. Coal City; Alvey, Redmon and a half-brother, Jeff Walters, all of Casey: body in Lindsey funeral home, Casey: services 1:30 p. m. Friday in the Casey Methodist church; burial Washington cemetery. MARSH.

Louis 75, Weldon, died in home Tuesday; leaves wife. Mildred; sons, Fred and Don. Bloomington; daughters, Marsh. Mrs. Earl Woith and Mrs.

Floyd Woith. Bloomington; Mrs. Boyd Beehn, Bonegap; sisters, Mrs. Goldie Nelson, Bloomington, and Mrs. Minnie Saylor, Indianapolis.

brothers, Isom and Shannon of Roscoe, arrangements are incomplete. McNEELY, Mrs. Alice. 73. Flint.

formerly of Clinton, died Monday; leaves daughters. Edith, Ruby and Agnes. all of Michigan: two brothers. George Wright, Clinton, and Louis Wright, Iowa: burial was at Sac City. Iowa, Wednesday.

REYNOLDS, William 76, retired farmer of Clinton, died at 1:20 a. m. Thursday and in his home. Leaves wife, Elizabeth, five sons and two daughters: Wilbur and Chester of Clinton. Hazen of Lexington.

Mike of Farmer City, Bronce of Colfax, Mrs. Levi Brahm of Normal and Mrs. Jake Zakerzwski of Kenney. Body at Reeser funeral home, Clinton. Services 2 p.

m. Saturday at Wapella Christian church. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery at Clinton. Funerals--Decatur 1A Colley, Harry H. Services 7 P.

Friday in chapel, where friends may call. Body to St. Louis for cremation. Monson Funeral Home Jenkins, Elizabeth Anna Services 2 P. M.

Friday. Pleasant Hill chapel, Lexington, Ill. Burial Pleaasnt Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Musselman funeral home. Lexington.

Dawson Wikoff Kraiger, John J. Services 1:30 p. m. Friday, chapel. Burial Fairlawn cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson MYERS. MRS ANNA: Service 10 d. m. Saturday, Chapel.

Friends may call at funeral home. Interment Greenwood cemetery. J. J. Moraan Sons' Service.

Card of Thanks 2 FOSTER. ELLA: We wish to thank everyone for their sympathy, kindness and floral offerings extended during the bereavement of our mother. Mrs. J. W.

Tucker and Mrs. S. E. Andrews and grandchildren. STICKEL, LLOYD We wish to thank our neighbors, friends, relatives, church, and organizations for their kindness, sympathy, and beautiful floral offerings extended during the recent death of our beloved husband and father.

Mrs. Lloyd E. Stickel and Family In Memoriam 3 FOSTER, MRS. KATE: In loving memory of our Mother who passed away 8 years 850 today. The Children.

HAYES, MRS. MARY In loving memory of our dear Mother who passed away 12 years ago today. We are still treasuring the memory of you today. Children, Samella Irving, W. B.

Gray, Caddy Hursey. PARRAR, RICHARD In loving remembrance of our husband and father who passed away one year 880 today. Wife and children. Cemetery Lots and Monuments FAIRLAWN: A beautiful well-kept cemetery, perpetual care. Select your lot and pay on easy terms.

146 S. Water. 4495. MEMORIAL PARK: The only strictly nonmonumental cemetery in Macon county. Office 538 Standard Bldg.

5058. 6. GRAVE lot, Macon County Memorial Park. Phone 2-3170. Insurance ACCIDENT HOSPITAL INSURANCE.

Low cost. Phone 8306. Downing. HOSPITAL insurance. Ralph Wilcox.

Bennett Shade, 4495; 2-6974. Masonic Temple, Activities 6A BEAUMANOIR COMMANDERY 9. Order of The Temple, 7 p. m. Thursday.

DECATUR COUNCIL 16. Royal Select degrees. Friday 7 p. m. GREAT LIGHT lodge 1064.

Special meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. 1st degrees. IONIO LODGE 312. Special meeting Thursday.

6:30 p. m. 2nd degrees. MACON LODGE 8. Stated meeting 7:30 p.

m. Friday. SOUTH MACON LODGE, 467. Special meeting Friday, 7:30 p. m.

3rd degree. STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE 979. Special morting Friday 6:30 p. m. 2nd degree.

ZOHAK GROTTO good fellowship Dance. Sat. evening Mar. 8th. 9-12 p.

m. Master Masons and Ladies invited. Where to Go 7C ADULTS' NIGHT TO SKATE: Every Thursday night at Ragsdale Roller Rink. 480 E. North.

Skates for sale or rent. BASKETBALL: Industrial League at Armory every night. Come and see some good teams. Ent at Butterfields. west Decatur.

Wyckles Corner. BEMENT THEATER, Bement, Ill. "Lover Come Back" with Lucille Ball, Geo. Brent. Charles Winninger.

BEN HUR lodge dance, K. C. Hall, 8:30 to 11:30 Friday, Mar. 7th. CLUB ROOM: We cater to private parties, women's clubs, banquets.

9038. DEWSY'S CAFE: (Next to P. O. Macon, Ill.) Serving fried chicken daily and Sunday till 8:30 p. m.

Phone Macon 145. HOME LEAGUE LADIES of the Salvation Army will have their annual Chicken supper on March 8 from 5 to 7:30 p. m. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Regular meetings second and fourth Thursday of each month. K.

of C. Hall. Empress Bldg. LITTLE ABNER SAYS: "When it's good Afood I want I go to The Wooden Shoe. why don't you do the same?" 241 E.

Main. NO NEED to walk when you can run to Ralph's Pub and get the very in Package and Bar goods at 135 S. Oakland. cialize AY sea food, steak and chicken PARKWAY INN, E. William St.

Road spedinners. Drive out and see. PINOCHLE, other games. 8 p. m.

Friday, March 7. G.A.R. Hall. Independent Woodchoppers. RUMMAGE SALE: Big clearance on all kinds clothing, dishes, 7' showcase, many other items.

2601 William. RUMMAGE SALE: Neighborhood group. Prairie. Good clean merchandise. RUMMAGE SALE, 551 N.

Broadway. 7. Unit 4, Grace M. E. Church.

"THE JOLSON STORY" is fine entertainment and for fine fountain service after the show stop at Block's, 136 N. Main. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD tan, contained drivers license, pictures. Reward. 4478 or 3-9491.

TOY TERRIER, black and white tan harness. Reward for Information leading to return. 1017 S. Franklin, 4511. LADYS yellow gold Swiss wrist watch lost about Jan, 18.

Keepsake. Identificadion in back. Reward. 5982. LOST: Chevrolet hub-cap, corner N.

Main and Division. 2-2226. LOST: Gold bracelet, between North College and uptown. Reward. 3-1575.

LOST: 3 cattle, P. E. Moore, Maffit Lane, Route 8. WILL THE PARTY who called 9862 Inst Thursday about burying white collie please call again or send card giving name, address or telephone number to A. E.

Huffman, 2188 E. Hendrix Street. Thanks. Automotive 11 AUSTIN 1930. 2144 Roosevelt, call after 2:00.

Automotive ALL STATES House trailers. exclusively See Mr. Rogers, 370 Prairie, ALMA 23' house trailer. 1044 West Tuttle. BUICK GRILLS.

1936 to 1946: off! BUICK Special 1941 sedanette: radio. Kerwood 511 E. North. 01 2-5541. heater, spotlight.

Good shape. Priced to sell. Phone 2-5200 1050 W. Marietta. CHEVROLET 1947 suburban station walgon.

Like new. Want late model car in exchange. 1395 E. Grand. 8995.

CHEVROLET 1940 coupe; 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe coupe: 1933 Plymouth sedan. Eversole's Standard Station, 901 W. Eldorado. Chevrolet, 1842 Fleetline aero sedan. Dodge 1942 Stubnose truck.

Ford 1941 ton pickup. 31,000 miles. Studebaker, 1941 Commander sedan. Chevrolet, 1939 2 door. Plymouth, 1939 2 door, just overhauled.

Plymouth, 1939 coupe. Chevrolet, 1938 2 door. Chrysler, 1938 sedan. 1936 Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouths, Terraplanes, 1932. 1934, 1935 models, $75 up.

1935 Chevrolet truck. All steel 2 wheel trailer. COFFEY AUTO MARKET Broadway at Eldorado, Decatur 3-1811 CHEVROLET 1935 panel truck. New tires. A1 condition.

$350. R. B. Donovan, Lovington, Ill. CHEVROLET, 1936 2-door.

new tires, motor A-1. 1332 N. Morgan. CHEVROLET truck with Anthony hydraulic truck body. Very clean, ready for work.

H. A. Kuhle Implement Store, 444 E. Main. 5033.

CHEVROLET 1931 4 door sedan. Excellent condition. 615 W. Center. CHEVROLET 1931 2-door.

Good condition. 2-5997. CHEVROLET 1937 sedan, good paint, new rubber. W. S.

Macklin, 7 miles east Moweaqua. CHEVROLET 1942 Special deluxe Fleetline. 2 door. New tires, radio, heater, 632 S. Franklin, 2-3072.

CROSLEY. NEW: 4-cylinder cars. for 1m- medinte delivery Barding Motor Sales. 792 E. Wood.

DODGE 1942 with grain body, extra clean. H. A. Kuhle Implement Store, 444 E. Main, 5033.

DODGE 1941 coupe. Fluid drive. Good condition. $875. 2981 N.

Water. DODGE 1941 Truck. Stub-nose L.W.B. Grain bed. Cheap.

3-1877. FORD SPECIALS '42 Ford super tudor. Radio and heater. Extra nice. '37 Dodge tudor.

real bargain. '36 Chevrolet 4 door. Very clean. '35 Graham sedan, $95. LUSTER-RECHTIN FORD DEALERS 385 E.

Prairie Phone 5441 FORD 1936 Tudor Deluxe with 1939 motor: radio, heater, good tires. 1842 W. Center, 3-2583. FORD 1939 Tudor. radio.

heater. Rood condition. Apt. 204-B Millikin Campus. FORD 1940 coupe, good condition, excellent motor.

322 S. Hamilton, Sullivan. G.M.C. 1941 2 ton truck with steel dump bed, 10 yd. capacity, double acting draulic noist.

Mueller O. J. Hawkins. 4183. HOUSE TRAILERS: Glider and Travelite.

Displayed at Barding Motor Sales. 792 E. Wood. 2-3738. HOUSE, TRAILER, 1941 Universal, 21 electric brakes, heavy tires.

Sleeps 4. Glen Robinson, Bethany. Phone 121. HOUSE TRAILER: 1946 Schult complete, never used. Sell below factory price.

750 E. Prairie. HOUSE TRAILER: 1946 25-ft. 3. room.

excellent condition. Priced right. John Dyar. 1867 Shady Crest. HOUSE TRAILERS.

NEW: Reduced prices on several new 1946 model trailers. Botthe gas stoves in many. Sizes to 12 trailers and 6 different makes to choose from. Terms if desired. Kistler Trailer sales, 2600 Main, Decatur, Ill INTERNATIONAL 1936 ton truck L.W.B.

tires like new, mileage 52,000, good condition. 1137 E. Harrison. 7281. INTERNATIONAL COE 1941 motor.

20 like new tires; 8x14 grain bed. Phone 29-420 after 5. LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1938, new motor with 12000 miles, radio, heater, good tires. $850. 226 Crea, evenings after 5:30 or Saturday or Sunday.

0239 anytime MERCURY 1946 4 door sedan. 9000 miles, radio, heater. Very clean L. J. Garrett.

Maryland Heights, block east, block south. NASH. 1937, Sedan Two heaters. Radio. Good tires.

2-7746 OLDSMOBILE 1935. new tires, new paint, A-1 condition. 531 N. Franklin. OLDSMOBILE 1938.

6 cylinder, 4-door, new battery. Radio, heater, body and engine A-1. Millikin Campus, barracks 209-E. PACKARD 1937 "110" 4-door sedan, $450. 1204 E.

Hickory. PACKARD. 1941: 4 door. radio, heater. 1940 Chevrolet, 2 door, radio, heater.

1936 Dodge, clean. 1934 Plymouth, 4 door. 1950 Model A Ford. Bargain Auto Sales, Main and Cerro Gordo. 2-0464.

PLYMOUTH Sedan. 1941. 1941 Mercury tudor. 1940 Buick 1938 Plymouth. 1937 Packard coupe.

1935 Chevrolet. 1929 Chevrolet. 1939 Ford ton truck. Decatur Motor Sales. 333 Broadway.

3-1441. PLYMOUTH 1936 coach, clean inside, good condition. 2205 E. Prairie. PLYMOUTH.

1937 door, new white sidewalls. Very clean throughout. Good motor. Heater. $450.

332 E. Marietta. Phone 3-6931. PLYMOUTH, 1935 sedan. Good running condition.

Good tires. Radio. Heater. $275. Mobile Gas Station, Wood at Jasper.

PLYMOUTH 1936 2 door, fair condition $250. 8856. PONTIAC 1938 conch; radio, henter, spotlight, tires like new: very Reasonable. 2211 N. Woodford, 8 till 2.

SEIBERLING TIRES 4 new Special off. Verkler 203 Main, Phone 2-5519 STUDEBAKER 1942 Champion, extra clean. 3-5022. Between 9 and 3. STUDEBAKER 1939 Commander 4-door sedan.

A real buy at $600. 1011 N. Jordan AUTO GLASS installed. For all cars Trucks. New door regulators Shields.

444 N. Broadway 9416. SEAT COVERS for most late model cars B. F. Goodrich Stores, 317 Wood AUTO REPAIR Prompt service.

work guaranteed. Telephone 3-2087. 1064 N. Col lege. AUTO REPAIRING.

motors rebored. brakes relined. Rensonable. Long. 2-6183 AUTOMOBILE repairing of all kinds Guaranteed.

2620 N. Main. 3-3946. CAR OWNERS Prepare Your Car FOR SPRING AND SUMMER! WE RECOMMEND Inexpensive Motor TUNE-UP If Your Car Has These "Symptoms': SLOW STARTING! "MISSING" MOTOR! HARD ON GAS! YOU NEED A MONEY -SAVING TUNE-UP JOB! DRIVE IN TOMORROW We Can Give You Immediate Service B. B.

BURNS, Inc. 402 EAST PRAIRIE PHONE 4217 Automotive AUTO REFINISHING, $37.50 and up. Body and fender work. Built-Rite Mig. Arthur.

Ill. BEN NOLEN USED CAR LOT IS PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR CLEAN USED CARS PRAIRIE AT BROADWAY 2-2913 BEST SELECTION OP CARS Central Illinois, from 1947 models down. Prices are right. Hott Markwell Auto Sales Wood Oakland, Decatur and Mowenqua, Illinois CASH PAID for used cars. See us first.

Dale's Super: Service, 802 N. Main. DELAY IN SELLING your car may mean the loss of A hundred dollars or morel Landers 350 E. William. DYKES AUTO SALES needs cars.

you want cash for yours, now is the time to sell. Call 7030. Brand New 1947 Buick Engines NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Just $89.46 Down. Fits all 1937 or later models. Pay balance monthly.

Highfield Buick 232 S. Main GET A JEEP: All purpose car, truck or tractor. See them displayed at Barding Motor Sales, 792 Wood MOTORS 1940 V8 and Model factory reconditioned. 2110 Condit. 3-1941.

NEW MACK TRUCKS and tractors DOW available. See "Lou." the Mack Man with H. A. Kuhle Implement Store, 444 E. Main.

5033. NEW truck bodies, grain sides, stock racks. platform hydraulic hoist. Immediate delivery. H.

A. Kuhle, 444 E. Main. NEW WILLYS motors. complete, fit models 1936 to 1942.

For a limited time $165 installed. Barding Motor Sales. 792 E. Wood. PAINT your car! Quick service on "ender.

body work. Reo-Nash. 250 W. Wood PRACTICALLY NEW 1946 hot water automobile heater $25. Phone 6318.

'SEE NOLEN FIRST Chevrolet 1940 Master Town, very clean 995 Chrysler 1938 Sedan, like new 895 Buick 1941 Special, coupe $1295 Chevrolet 1942 Club Coupe. radio, heater $1295 NOLEN MOTOR COMPANY MERCURY-LINCOLN, 241 W. WOOD SELL OR TRADE, new 1947 Chevrolet ton, w.b. with cab and express body. Also factory built stake body, Phone 1140 or 47 Blue Mound.

TRUCK TIRES, 8 ply now available. Lukens Tire Co. rover Hibbard. Montgomery), 124 E. Eldorado.

WANTED AT ONCE! Science Finds New Germ-Killer Bacitracin Even Overshadows Penicillin Chicago, March 6 (AP) A new germ-killing agent called bacitracin, developed after nearly four years of research, was reported today to have been used successfully in treatment of infections and so powerful that out of 100 patients on whom it was tried 62 were saved from surgery. Among the infections successfully treated by bacitracin, said the physicians who developed the antibiotic, were boils, carbuncles, sties and ulcers. They reported results were "so speedy they surprised both the patient and the physician." Use of the germ-killer either obviated surgery or speed- ROBUST YOUTH PICKUPS. ENERGY SERVE TASTY NUTRITIOUS hillins Phone 2-7850 ed recovery after surgery, they said. Bacitracin, now made up in ointment form that melts at body temperature, was reported in an article of the Journal of the American Medical Association as being effective against many of the same as penicillin.

But 30 organisms were resistant to penicillin and responded to bacitracin, while six were resistant to bacitracin and susceptible to Some organisms were resistant to both. The new agent was developed from a germ found in the infected wound of Margaret Tracy, 7, who had suffered a compound leg fracture. The germ was subjected to ordinary culture mediums and found to produce a wide spectrum of antibacterial activity. Tests conducted at the Presbyterian hospital in New York by Dr. Frank L.

Meleney and Miss Balbina Johnson of Columbia university's College of Physicians and Surgeons led to the perfection of bacitracin. Boy With 'Uncontrollable Urge' Held Sex Count Chicago, March 6 (AP) A 17-year-old shipping clerk, Fred L. Henning of Oak Park, has been charged with assault to commit rape. Police said he told them he had molested six women in the western suburb recently because he had "an uncontrollable urge" to grab them. He denied the rape I charge.

Repairs All Work Done in Our Shop by FactoryTrained Watch Makers. Prompt Service. H. POST SONS JEWELERS FOR OVER 74 YEARS Merchant at Prairie St. Monday Store Hours: Noon to 9 P.

M. 50 CLEAN USED CARS 1936 TO 1946 MODELS WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR SUMMERS AUTO SALES 400 E. WILLIAM 2-0941 THE BEST in used cars to be found at Summers Auto Sales, 400 E. William. Highest cash prices.

2-0941. WANT Ford model A or 1934 V-8. Wright's Shop, East Casner on route 36. 50, 1947 models. preferably Fords, Chevrolets or Plymouths.

Trailor Motor Sales, 685 E. Wood. 2-0906. WE BUY, sell and trade used cars. Sales, 102 S.

Broadway. Open Sunday and evenings until 9. WE BUY AND SELL used cars. Croasdale Motor 215 N. 20th St.

WE HAVE A LARGE stock of good used tires: sizes. Anderson Tire 1454 E. Eldorado. 3-3618. WE WILL PAY TOP cash price for Four used cars.

Kilborn's. 131 N. Church, or Phone 5141. WILL BUY CARS: Any make or model. Dement Auto Sales.

750 E. Prairie WEIRICH NEED CARS: 744 E. Prairie. Phone 5794. $50 DOWN will handle 1934 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan: or will make better price for cash.

See Harry Dobson at Campbell's Station, Church and Eldorado. 1942 Chevrolet 4x4. 03t vulte dump. 1939 short. grain 1938 International DS30, L.W B.

grain 1936 Dodge S.W.B. grain, stock, dump 1934 Dodge long. A-1 shape 1940 Ford 1-ton box, dual rear wheels. 1937 Reo panel 1937 Ford pickup. 1936 Dodge pickup 1942 Champion Studebaker Club sedan.

1942 Ford sedan coupe 1941 Mercury 2-door sedan. extra clean. New 10-ft and 13-ft grain bodies New dump bodies. both short and long New Braden truck winches Stewart Warner gasoline heaters Arvin hot water heaters and defrosters. All size car and truck chains All size Firestone and General dires.

M. J. WILSON AUTO co. Ford Dealer Shelbyville. 01.

1946 Diamond-T tractor 509-S. 9:00 12-ply tires, 7000 miles. Everett Morris Ivesdale, Phone 10. Motorcycles 15 LIKE NEW: 1946. Moto-Scoot.

Terms. MidWest Finance 1017 N. Water. Business Service 18 APEX. AUTOMATIC.

A.B.C. washer repairing: all washers, sweepers. 1381 N. Oakland. 2-4780: 2-2758.

BASEMENT DIGGING Open and under houses. Grading Telephone 2-4701 BASEMENT EXCAVATING: digging cisterns. Willard Carter. 2-7218. 2-8793: 2-7218 CABINETS counters bar fixtures.

kind or size. Carpenter work Mochel's Cabinet Shop, 447 Stuart Ave 2-5251 CEMENT WORK. block houses, garages. Phone 2-8017. CHROMALOX electric range units means cooking at its best.

Perfect tit Fast heating Stubblefield, 235 Eldorado 2-4526. COAL. GAS and oil furnaces. Furnace replacement one day service. Master stokers.

Blowers. Repairing. cleaning. resetting. Nelson Heating Service.

2-4361. DUNN'S washer and appliance repair. Work guaranteed. Phone 3-2724..