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16 DECATUR HERALD Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, June 16, 1959. Steel Parley Will Resume Washington, June 15 (AP) President David J. McDonald of the United Steel Workers today gave assurance the deadlocked steel wage negotiations will resume in New York Tuesday despite a procedural snarl. After meeting with Joseph F. Finnegan, director of the Federal Mediation Service, McDonald told newsmen he and other members of the union's fourman negotiating team will be ready to resume efforts to head off a July 1 shut-down of the industry.

"I have every intention of meeting with them," McDonald said. "I am not proud." The government, poked a tentative finger into the negotiation jam when McDonald conferred with Finnegan at the latter's vitation. A week hence Finnegan plans to talk with top steel industry negotiators. Immediately after his talks with Finnegan, McDonald arranged to have dinner with more than 25 Democratic senators who invited him to present his case informally. The senators also talk with the two, top industrymen next Monday Roger Blough, board chairman of U.

S. Steel and R. Conrad Cooper, chief management negotiator. The snarl in New York which threatened to delay Tuesday's wage talks grew out of the union's demand that the 12 major steel companies be prepared to enter separate negotiations. The industry group refused, saying it would be ready to resume talks on the previous pattern with four men on each side.

Discomfort Index Gets New Name After Complaints Washington, June 15 (AP) Bowing to complaints from weather conscious businessmen, the government today announced a new name for its experimental "discomfort index." Henceforth the Weather Bureau will call it the midity index." A change had been demanded by a number of business groups in resort areas and in cities where the weather is apt to be hot and muggy. They rebelled against the daily reminder that the weather can be anything but comfortable. The bureau said critical newspaper editorials also were a factor in its decision to seck a more popular name. The index is designed to give a single measure of both temperature and humidity--both of which have an important bearing on how people feel. As the bureau says, the index gives numerical values to the common expression, "it isn't the heat, it's the humidity." A bureau spokesman said that while headquarters here is adopting the index, name temperature weather ity stations which publish this date locally may continue to call i it the discomfort index.

It seemed doubtful that many stations would seize this opportunity in view of the policy established by top officials here. Will Filed in Douglas County Tuscola, June 15 (Special) Petition asking issuance of letters of administration to John R. Henson, Villa Grove, has been filed in Douglas County Court in the estate of Mrs. Lizzie B. Anderson, Villa Grove.

Personal property in the estate is valued at $6,000 and real estate at $200,000. Mrs. Eugenia Bunch, a daughter, is the only heir. Assault Denied Samarie Spates, of 863 W. Marietta pleaded innocent Sunday to a charge sault filed by Carrie L.

Davis and posted $300 bond pending a hearing June 24 before Justice of the Peace Ernest Booker. Accident Fine Minnie Sears, 41, of 1016 S. Water was fined $44.70 vesterday for leaving the scene of an accident in which she sideswiped a car driven by Robert K. Bandy, 22, of 3 Calumet in the 1800 Block E. Eldorado St.

at 11:25 p.m. yesterday. Threats Denied Benjamin F. Dixon, 19, of 1872 Race pleaded innocent Sunday to a charge of threats filed by his wite and posted $500 bond pending a hearing July 2 before Police Magistrate Maurice Leonard. ASSUMPTION TEACHER TO ATTEND INSTITUTE Assumption, June 15 (Special) Roy Swane Forsythe, a science teacher at Assumption High School, will participate in the National Science Summer Institute being held at Bradley University, 31.

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Locust fire caused by burning cigarette in car driven by Edward Clark, 1304 E. Olive St, $200 damage. Marriage Licenses Gary L. Hopkins, Warrensburg, 22 Linda L. Fry, Decatur, 17 Francis Gilbert Bloss, Belleville, 24 Sharon Kay Barricklow, Decatur, 19 Theodore Cruz Decatur, 20 Carol M.

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Peggy J. Streight, Decatur, 1 16 IN LOGAN- D. Reichle, Lincoln, and Cozette Rothwell Slack, Mount Pulaski; Russel D. Egnew, and Virginia R. Croteau, Lincoln.

Divorces Granted LAKE- Charles W. from Tanelle Sue. Born To BERG. Mr. and Mrs.

Eidone 680 Hillshire boy, 13 St. CAMERON, Mr. and Mrs. James, Elkhart, boy, June 13, Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln. CHADWELL, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene, 1532 E. Prairie, boy. June 14. St.

Mary's COPPENBARGER, Mr. and, Mrs. Raymond, Kenney, girl, June Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln. FOSTER. Mr.

and Mrs. William Maroa, girl. June 14, HESSE, Mr. and Mrs. 46, Ridgelane boy.

June 13, HICKERSON. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lane, girl. June 14, HILGENDORF, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald, 32 Carroll girl, June 14. HOWARD. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth M. Dalton City. boy, June 14, St. Mary's LAWYER, Mr. and Mrs.

William, 173 S. East, boy, June 14, St. Mary's SHIFFLETT, Mr. and Mrs. George, Lemont, formerly of Waynesville, girl, June 12.

SHORT, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan, 1390 boy, June 13, SMITH. Mr. and Mrs.

James, 2033 N. Broadway, girl June 14 STUTZMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Arthur, boy, June 14, St. Mary's STROYECK, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard 1678 W. Riverview girl Tune 13, TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron, 1165 Cottage Hill, girl, June 13, WEBB, boy, Mr.

June and 13, Mrs. John Fred Warner, Clin- Clinton. WEST Mr. and 14. Mrs.

Billie, Mary's 900 E. James, boy. June St. V. HEELER, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd 644 E. Cleveland, boy, June 14, WHITE. Mr. and Mrs.

David, 1228 E. Lawrence, boy June 15 St. Mary's WHITE, Mr. and Mrs. John, New Holland, boy, June 12, Memorial, Springfield.

WILSON, Mr. and Mrs. Don, Clinton, girl, June 15, John Warner, Clinton. N. Oakland, girl, June 14.

ZERFOSKI, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, 1225 Central Illinois Deaths DOOLEY, James. 17. Belleville.

formerly of Taylorville, drowned 9:30 p. Sunday in Lake Springfield; services 7:30 p.m. Monday in Shafer Funeral Home, Taylorville and Wednesday at Belleville. GARDNER, John, 61, Toledo, died 10:30 p.m. Sunday in Lincoln State Hospital; leaves daughter, Mary Lou Crawfordsville, Mrs.

Nellie Scott, Mrs. Blanche Stitt, both of Toledo; brothers, Allen, Clark, Oscar, all of Toledo; services 2 p.m. Tuesday in Toledo Methodist Church; burial in Toledo Cemetery; call at Markwell-Lashmet Funeral Home, Toledo. BRUNER, found J. C.

dead in his 63, home Hartsearly Monday; leaves daughters, Mrs. Ruth Payne and Mrs. Clara Morgan, Hartsburg: Mrs. Jean Leesman, San Jose; brother, Raymond, Atlanta; sisters, Misses Ferne and aMttie Bruner, Lincoln; services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holland and Barry Funeral Home, Lincoln; burial in -Hartsburg Union Cemetery; call Tuesday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.

GRAY, Walter 74, Nokomis; died p.m, Sunday at Hillsboro Hospital; leaves wife, Florence; daughters, Mrs. Helen Tossi, Witt; Mrs. Bessie Zupanic and Mrs. Evelyn Herzog, Nokomis; Nokomis; sister, brothers, Mrs. Bessie Ruppert, Charles, Nokomis; W.

Vandalia, services 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Church, Nokomis; burial in Nokomis call anytime at Davis Funeral Home, Nokomis. LAWRENCE, Claude formerly of Clinton, died suddenly in home in St. Louis, Friday night; burial was in St. Louis Sunday.

LOBB, Charles, 82, Clinton, died 12:20 p.m. Monday in Tohn Warner Hospital, Clinton; leaves wife, Sarah; son, Harry, Clinton; daughter, Mrs. AmanLane, Clinton; brothers, Harry Greensburg, Thomas, Hodgenville, services 2 p.m. (CDT) Wednesday in Pullen -Boos Funeral Home, Clinton; burial Woodlawn Cemetery; call after 3 p.m. Tuesday at the funezal home, LOVETT, Miss Elizabeth (Rosie), 80, South Miami, formerly of Saint Elmo, died Monday in Miami, leaves brother, William, South Miami; services 11 a.m, (CDT) Thursday in Brown Funeral Home, Saint Elmo, where friends may call after 6 p.m.

Wednesday; burial Lovett Cemetery, South of Saint Elmo. MILLER, David 77, Arcola, died Carle Hospital, Urbana, 7 a.m. Monday; leaves, wife, Hazel; sons, Floyd of Filson; Firth of Terre Haute, Cecil of Arcola; and Dale of Mattoon; sister, Mrs. Lawrence Durham, Republic City, stepson, Lawrence Goff, Frankfort, Stepdaughter, Mrs. Louise Sharp, Frankfort, services, 2.

p.m. Wednesday, Filson Methodist Church; burial, Arcola Cemetery; call Schrader Funeral Home, Arcola, Tuesday afternoon and evening. SIEBERT, Floyd, 55, Springfield, formerly of Clinton, died 10:20 a.m. Saturday in St. John's Hospital, Springfield; leaves mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Siebert, Springfield; wife, the former Irene McCubbin of Clinton; son, Floyd, Springfield; daughters, Mrs. Glenn Green, Springfield; Mrs. Harold Walden, Falmouth, services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Smith Funeral Chapel, Springfield; burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield. WILSON, Mrs.

Martha, 84, Ste. Marie; died 7:45 a.m. Monday at Richland Memorial Hospital, Olney; leaves brother, Joseph Stitzer, Ste. Marie; sisters, Mrs. Pauline Litzelman, and Miss Rose Stitzer, Ste.

Marie; Mrs. Lorine Reis, St. Louis; Mrs. Josephine Litzelman, Indianapolis; services 9 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Ste. Marie; burial in church cemetery; call anytime at the Parker Funeral Home, Newton. WITTS, Frank, 72, Dixon, formerly of Sullivan, died 7:15 a.m. Monday at home; leaves wife, Mertie; sons, Robert New York City; Frank Pekin; half-brothers, Marcus Witts, Clinton; services 1:30 p.m. (CDT) Wednesday in McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan; burial Greenhili Cemetery; call anytime at the funeral home.

Funeral Directors 01 -01-16- A BEAUTIFUL funeral service regardless of cost. BRINTLINGER'S 500 W. MAIN 2-8571 Central Illinois Deaths Funerals--Decatur 1A -IA-16- Anderson, Mr. Nathan Services 3 p.m. 'Tuesday, Antioch Baptist Church.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until noon Tuesday, then church from 2 p.m, until funeral hour. J. J. Moran Sons -IA-16- Grennan, James E.

Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, St. James Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral J.

J. Moran Sons -14 17- Hayes, Mrs. Katheryn A. Services 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, Chapel.

Interment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons -IA-16- Kilgore, Mr.

Fred Services 3 p.m. Tuesday, Chapel. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. J.

J. Moran Sons -1A 17- Oyler, Miss Elena Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Chapel Internment Graceland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4:00 p.m. Tuesday.

Dawson Wikoff -14-16-- Spitzer, Mrs. Violet May Services 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Chapel. Interment in Illini Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, Dawson Wikoff -14-18- 10:00 a.m.

Tuesday. J. J. Moran Sons Turney, Mrs. Flossie Maude Services 1:30 p.m.

Thursday. chapel. Interment Bement Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after Funerals -Central Illinois 1B -1B-16- Boggs, Edgar Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Macon Methodist Church.

Interment Macon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home ATER MEMORIAL HOME MACON, ILL. Funeral Flowers 1C1 16- DON'T OMIT SYMPATHY Send beautitully arranged by Zip. 837 E. Wood 8-3481.

Delivery. 1C-18- FLOWERS HOURANS On The Corner 5305 -1C-20- FUNERAL FLOWERS fresh artificial. Hospital flowers. Potted, cut. Flowers.

750 E. Wood, 3-5329. -IC--16SYMPATHY FLOWERS by Barge Floral 1261 E. Eldorado. Ph.

2-5117. Card of Thanks 02 -02 16-- WE WISH to thank all our relatives, friends. and the Masonic organizations for all their kindness during the illness and. death of my loving husband and daddy. Mrs.

Otto Cummings and Rick Card of Thanks 02 --03--16- DAVIDSON NORMA JEAN NASH: Who passed away 4 years ago today. Loving memories never die As years roll on and days pass by, In our hearts a memorv is kept, Of A loved one We will never forget Dad, Sisters, and Brothers -03- GREEN. ANCEL E. In memory of my husband who left us 8 years ago. Wife, Clara Insurance 06 ARE YOU CONSIDERED bad in- I surance risk? We'll insure you! Reeves Ins.

Latham 4-2731. -06-22- The Original Non-Drinkers Auto Insurance Special Low Rate PREFERRED RISK MUTUAL V. A. David, Agent 1835 E. Eldorado Phone 4113 Masonic Temple Activities 6A -6A-18- BEAUMANOIR COMMANDERY 9: Stated Conclave and annual election of officers 7:30 p.m.

-6A 17--- MASONIC TEMPLE BOARD of Trustees: Monthly meeting Wednesday p.m. Members and officers of all Masonic Groups meeting in Temple urged to attend. Personals 07 -07-18- GLEN HASSELBROCK, barber, nO located at 1434 N. Tasper. welcomes old and new friends.

-07-18- 1 will not be responsible for any bills not made by me. Orville R. Chapple, 479 S. Greenwood. -07 17- ILLINOIS PUBLIC AID: Illinois Public Aid.

We are authorized to fill all prescriptions and orders from your doctor approved by the commission. Roth Tohnson Drug Store. 143 N. Water. Where to Go 1C -7C-16- A COMPLETE chicken dinner, $1.35.

Includes salad and dessert of your choice from our carts; beverage. Shaw's Restaurant, 896 W. Grand. -7C 17- A DELICIOUS DINNER at Moses' Cafe in Arthur will please the whole family tonight. -7C-18- A LOVELY EXPERIENCE! Your visit to beautiful Rockome.

7 miles south of Arthur, Ill. -7C-16- ALWAYS Good Time at Eddie Ken's Tap, 230 W. Wood. Parking in the rear. Pb.

3-6346. -7C 17- AMERICAN of LEGION events presents throughout regu- the week, available at clubro.ms, 421 N. Main. Open to public. Members check with Legion leader for special events.

-7C-16- ANYONE join with me in having rummage sale? Ph. 8-7136. -7C-16- ANGEL'S CAFE in Arthur invites you to enjoy delicious fried chicken, steak and home made pie. Air conditioned. -7C-16- Are You Tired of Paying Unfair Personal Property Tax? ARE YOU tired of your tax bill being increased each year? Would you like to do something about waste of tax funds? Have you discovered that it does no good for one citizen alone to protest unfair assessments? Then join the Citizens Committee For lust Taxation and fight unfair and excessive taxes.

All citizens of Decatur and Macon County are invited to attend meeting to be held June 16, at 7:30 p.m. in a Room 200, Y.M.C.A. building. -70-16- A T-BONE STEAK served with french fried potatoes, crisp salad, french fried onion ring, toasted buttered bun, coffee or tea and dessert, $1.90. Shore Restaurant Drive Inn, 22nd Cantrell -7C- AT THE MOOSE CLUB tonight: Special entertainment at 8 p.

m. Try your club for dinners, sandwiches. -7C-16- BENEFIT BALL GAME Supper, sponsored by Elwin Church, Wed. June 17, starting at 5 p. m.

Home made ice cream, pie, cake sandwiches at Elwin Ball Diamond. -7C-16- BETTY PRITCHARD now playing the piano at the St. Nick Piano Bar. Excellent bar service. -7C-16- BROILED STEAKS.

$2.35 to $3.50. Country Kitchen. Taylorville, Rt. 48. -7C-16- CANADIAN ROCKIES TRIPS by air, rail, bus or drive your own car Detailed folder, United Travel, 564 N.

Water. -7C 17- CLUBS Or Organizations: We invite you to use our air conditioned party room. House of Plenty. 3-7751. -7C-18- DROP BY this evening: Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N.

Main. -7C-16- EAGLES CLUB: 2 large halls available for parties and meetings. Call Secretary's office. 2-0723. -7C-16- FAMILY FUN.

Drive In Theatre Kids free in cars tonite: "Naked and The Dead" and "Once Upon A Horse." FRESH CATFISH fried just right served with cold beer, Fri. night. Winter's Cafe, Warrensburg. -7C-16- "JEWEL BRYNNER (World's only bald-headed female vocalist) Wee Walkin' Willie," Seeing is believing! Make this a Decatur Cocktail Lounge, 545 N. Water.

-7C-18- NEW BEVERLY INN: Steak, chicken seafood dinners, Cocktail hour. 5 to 7:30. Package goods. 2975 N. Water.

-7C 17- ROSELAND THEATER Pana: No show Drive-In: plus "How To Make a -7C-16 RUMMAGE SALE: 819 N. Broadway, Tues. 5 to 9 p.m., Wed. 8 to 4 p.m, Clothing of all types. 17- RUMMAGE SALE: 1120 E.

Locust in garage. Antiques, dishes, pillows, Mon. til Friday. -7C-16- RUMMAGE SALE, 1603 E. Locust, backyard, 9-8.

-7C-16- RUMMAGE SALE: everything goes including TV, furniture. 2286 E. Main. -7C-20- RUMMAGE SALES are lot of worl for what you get out of them. How about toy party to raise money for your church or club? Call Ralph Owen or Miss Johnson, 8-5522 or 3-1751.

Where to Go -7C-20- RUMMAGE SALE, 850 N. Water, next to Bob's Barber Shop. Dealers welcome. Everything from A to Z. -7C- -16 THE DRIVE-IN, Sullivan for fried chicken, sea foods, steaks.

roast loin of beef, and ham steaks. Open every day. We cater to parties. -7C-16- TIRED OF RUMMAGE SALES: To raise money for your church or club? How about a toy party? Call Ralph Owen. Hobby House.

3-1751 or home 8-1179. Lost and Found 10 -10-18- BEAGLE, lost. Male, tan and black, vicinity 2000 E. Lawrence, Rabies tag No. 3153.

Call 3-9417; after 7 call 8-1735. Liberal reward. -10-18- CHINESE PUG pup, registered, light tan with black markings: named "Chang" lost 900 N. Broadway. Children's pet.

Reward. Ph. 3-0341. -10-18- COIN PURSE lost, brown, hand-laced, in or near Standard Bldg. Reward.

Call 2-7804 or $106. Automotive ANDREWS 1951 insulated aluminnm produce trailer. Very good condition. Glatz Truck Service, 1304 E. Eldorado.

BUICK 1955 Special 2 door Hardtop, vellow white, standard transmission, $1035. Stubblefield's, (Pontiac-Buick) Sullivan, Ph. 4132. -11-16- BUICK, 1959 LeSaber 4-door hardtop. 3200 actual miles, power steering and brakes, many extras.

Below dealer's cost. Chet Ventress Used Cars, 2239 E. William. Ph. 8-7112.

-11-18- CADILLAC 1949 convertible overhauled, $400. 947 N. Water. -11-16- I CADILLAC, 1957 Fleetwood 4 door -hardtop. Radio, heater, Hydramatic, power steering, power brakes, air ditioning.

A local doctor's car. $3488. City Motors, 525 N. Main. 8-9011.

-11-16- CHEVROLET 1951, 4 door, real clean $4.20 week. 9-2364. CHEVROLET. 1953 4-door. Choice of 2.

Clean cars. Valley Motors, 2787 N. Water. 8-3723. -11-19- CHEVROLET 1954 door; 1950 Oldsmobile super 88 door sedan.

1956 Chevrolet 6400 series and 1953 GMC I.w.b. trucks, Pfeffer Imp. Co. Tel. 3461.

-11-16- CHEVROLET, No 1954, ton pick-up, extra nice. money down, $41.69 mo. Gregory Ford, 401 E. Prairie, 8-6513. -11-16- CHEVROLET 1955 station wagon, door, 6 cylinder, overdrive, $1145.

Cadillac 1955 sedan, full power, extra clean. $1945. Carl Grabb Motors, Dealer, Shelbyville, Tel. 154. CHEVROLET 1955, 2 door Bel Air, extra nice, small down payment, bank rates.

Auto Sales, 601 E. Wood 8-5241. CHEVROLET, 1955 2 Door sedan. Clean. Ideal 2nd car.

$800. No down payment. Owner. See at 1835 E. Eldorado.

Ph. 4114. -16 CHEVROLET 1956 "210" doo 1958 Plymouth Savoy. Bob Waddell Chevrolet, Illiopolis, Hu 6-7891. -11-16 CHEVROLET 1957 Bel Air 2 door.

V-8 straight shift. Ivory and turquoise, 1 owner. Save money at Paul White Chev. Co. where the overhead is low! Assumption, Tel.

1276. Open eves. -11-18- CHEVROLET 1958 Impala 2 door, hardtop, 2 tone paint, 250 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio, white walls, low mileage, 1 owner. $2695. NASH 1957 Rambler, solid black, white wall tires, radio, 6 cylinder, overdrive.

$19,000 miles, local 1 owner car. $1595. HOLTZ CHEVROLET Clinton, Ili. Ph. 51 Open evenings -11-16- CHEVROLET 1958 4 door 9 passenger station wagon, lots of extras.

15,000 actual miles. 1955 Dodge 4 door 9 passenger wagon, 1 owner, excellent shape. 1958 Ford, 4 door wagon. 1 owner. 000 actual miles.

(Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth) Sullivan Ph. 4214 -11 17- CHEVROLET. 1959 V8 Bel Air door, power glide, power steering. MERCURY, '55 4-Door. Radio, heater, Mercomatic.

$975. Lugari Cities Service, 3000 N. 22nd. dio, EZ eye glass, 4815 miles. Company car.

Immaculate. 1955 Chevrolet V8 210 4-door, overdrive, 2-tone, new tires. Low miles. 1 owner. Like new.

Several other nice clean 1959 Chevrolet trade-ins to choose Heckman Chevrolet Cerro Tel. 8861. -11-15- DE SOTO 1951 club coupe, original finish, like new. $45 down. $5 week.

836 N. Main. -11 17. DODGE 1956, utility 1 ton model, speed transmission, single rear axle, good shape. New Be low price $1395.

International Harvester 400 E. Main. -11-22- FORD. 1947, 2 ton dump truck. 717 N.

McClellan. 4239 Sullivan. -11 17- FORD 1948 club coupe, $50. 1 Phone 8-8985. -11-16- FORD.

1953 Victoria, by owner, cellent condition. 6836 or 2-0988. -11-18- FORD, 1955 "600" 2 speed LB; 1957, 2 speed, LB. Ramsey Machine Shop. Taylorville.

Ph. Van Dyke 4-2320. -11-18- FORD. 1955 Fairlane, 4 door, automatic, real sharp, $895. 2-3805.

-11-18- FORD 1955 Victoria. hardtop, sharp. small down payment, bank rates. Auto Sales. 601 E.

Wood 8-5241. -11-16 FORD. 1956 V-8, 9 passenger station wagon, original owner, low actual mileage, excellent condition, Fordomatic, power steering. Bargain! Must sell. 221 S.

Crea. -11-16- FORD, 1957. Fordor Fairlane 500. Fordomatic, radio, heater. $1595.

Snyder Mtr. Moweaqua. -11-16- FORD. '57 Fairlane "500" Tudor Hardtop. Radio, heater, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes.

Payments reduced to $43.30 per month. FORD, '56 Convertible. Radio, heater, Automatic Transmission. Payments reduced to $39.20 a month. Motor Co.

Gordon Richardson Jerry Dowers 671 E. Wood Ph. 8-0953 -11-16- FORD, 1957 Customline radio, heater, original finish owner, low mileage. $175 down. 836 N.

Main. -11-20- Ford, 1958 ton pickup. Ford, 1957 F600 cab and chassis. Ford, 1955 F600 cab and chassis. Chevrolet, 1955 Carryall.

WILSON Ford Since 1921 Mercury Shelbyville, Ill. Ph. 34 -11 17- GM.C, 1948 pickup with grain bed. Real good. $295.

Robinson Motors, E. Geddes. -11-16- LINCOLN, 1953 tires and Capri hardtop, Clean. full good motor, $425. By owner.

8-3836. -11-16 MERCURY, 1954. 4 door, power steering and brakes. Very clean, private owner, 6408. -11-16- MERCURY, 1954.

4 door, power steering, power brakes, 2 tone. See Owen Merry at Jeff's. 1404 N. 22nd. 11-16- Automotive 1-16 MERCURY.

'55 Monterey 2-Doorl Hardtop. Fully equipped. $1195. 22nd St, Auto sales, 1654 N. 22nd, -11 17--- NASH, 1953 Statesman.

radio, heater, overdrive, whitewalls. Sharp. $400. 1545 N. Monroe.

-11-16- NASH 1955 Ambassador; 4-door, automatic, clean, 1 owner. Hazen Motors. 1078 E. Eldorado. -11-18- NASH 1955, 4 door, Ambassador A-1 condition.

Take over payments, $45 per month. Auto Sales, 601 E. Wood. 8-5241. 11-16- NASH, 1957.

Ambassador 8, radio, heater, overdrive air conditioned, like new, $1595. Maurer Motors, Clinton. -11-16- OLDSMOBILE 1948 2 door, good condition, clean. 3-2036. -11-16- OLDSMOBILE, 1953 4 Door Radio, heater, automatic, Real sharp.

P.J.'s Used Cars, 444 Broadway. Ph. 3-1231. -11 17- OLDS. '56 4-Door; '55 Olds Hardtop; 452 Ford Fordor, Powell Bros.

Gulf, 2799 N. 22nd. 8-0422. 11---16- OLDSMOBILE 1958 Super "88" door Holiday. Full power.

Choice of 2. Cleanest in town. $2,895. Lakeside Motors, 1 blk N. of Dam on S.

Main. 8-8131. -11-22- PLYMOUTH, 1952 4 door, clean, in good shape mechanically, good tires. 8-8717 after 6, Carl Stark. -11-18- PLYMOUTH.

1953, door, straight shift, 1 owner, 47,000 actual miles, 1523 E. Lawrence. -11 17- PLYMOUTH, 1954 2-door, $395. No money down, $5 week. 1502 E.

William. Ph. 6600. -11-20 PLYMOUTH, '55 Station Wagon. 6- cylinder, straight shift, $845.

1 Motors, 2525 N. Water. 2-5193. -11-16- PLYMOUTH, 1956 Savoy Door. Low mileage 1-owner with radio.

heater, Pushbutton Drive, $1295. Vandalia Bitzer Motors, Vandalia. Ph. 950 or Decatur, 9-1844. -11-20- PONTIAC, 1951, Chieftain convertible.

Black, white top, hydramatic. -11-16- RAMBLER. 1956. Super door sedan, heater, overdrive, 2 tone green white, 23,000 miles. very sharp.

Finfrock Motors, Clinton, 419. 11-19- STUDEBAKER, 1959 (3) Lark door sedan. Lark station wagon 6's, overdrives; Silverhawk 8, full power. Sunshine Motors, 1615 Grand. 8-1565.

-11-16- Beat The HEAT With These Cool Buys 58 PLYMOUTH Savoy V-8. 4-Door. Radio. Powerflite transmission. $2195 57 MERCURY Monterey 2-Door Hardtop.

Full power, A 23,000 actual miles. One-owner. $1995 56 DESOTO Freedome, 2-door Hardtop. All Power. $1595 56 PLYMOUTH V-8 2-Door 1-owner car.

$895 56 DODGE Coronet V-8 4-Door. Powerflite. Cream puff. $1495 56 PLYMOUTH Savoy V-8 4-Door, Really clean, Hot Weather special $895 55 DESOTO Firedome 2-door Hardtop. Full Power Real nice.

$1295 55 PLYMOUTH Savor 4-Door. $595 55 FORD Ranch Wagon. $1095 54 DODGE "V-8" 4-Door. $695 50 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4-Door. $295 HAZELRIGG'S DESOTO-PLYMOUTH Blocks East of Central Park 449 E.

Prairie Ph. 3-3479 -11-16- Buick Our June Bargain Days USED CAR SALE Has Had Such Terrific Response We're Going To Continue A Few More Days! Low, Lowest Prices Ever Offered On Quality Cars! Compare Our Deal With Any Competition! 1955 Buick Super 4-Door Bargain Days Price $988 1952 Chevrolet Bargain Days Price $288 1949 Dodge 2-Door Sedan Bargain Days Price $139 1951 1 Pontiac 4-Door Bargain Days Price' $188 1954 Mercury Mnterey Bargain Days Price $777 1958 Buick Hardtop Bargain Days Price $2388 1956 Ford Sedan Bargain Days Price $877 1957 Buick 4-Door Hardtop Bargain Days Price $1877 OPEL Sales and Service 6 on Hand Station Wagons and Sedans On Display, 241 S. Main Ph. 8-3832 HIGHFIELD BUICK PH. 3-3421; 8-3832 HOURS Mon.

Thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Automotive 11 -11-16- Volkswagens 1959 Twelve Just Arrived! Full Color Line Immediate Delivery! Benton Motors 545 E. WILLIAM -11 17- WILLYS, 1948 station wagon, $299 $5 down, $4 week. 3 324 East Ph.

6600. -11-20- AUTO air conditioners Mark IV. $299 up. Byers, Main. AUTO PARTS: and gaskets avail able 1 on Sunday.

Long's Garage, 2-6183. -11 17. Benton's 59 CHEVROLET impala Sport Coupe. Radio heater, "V-8" engine, straight shift. Solid black finish with whitewall tires.

Practically new. 59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedans (12). All leather interior, safety plate glass, big bumper guards. whitewall tires. Choice of colors.

58 FORD Country Sedan 4-Door Station Wagon. Radio, heater, Automatic Transmission, Solid white finwhitewali tires. Few miles. 58 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible. Radio, heater, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes.

Solid black with white top and whitewall tires. Low miles. Like new. 57 THUNDERBIRD Convertible. Radio, heater, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power windows and seats.

Yellow finish with black top and white-wall tires. Real sharp. 55. FORD Fairlane Tudor Club Sedan. radio, heater, Automatic Transmission.

Tutone turquoise and ivory set-off by whitewall tires. A "Jewel" of a car. 53 FORD Customline Fordor. radio, heater, Overdrive. Jet black finish with whitewall tires.

Fit for a King. 545 E. WILLIAM PH. 3-3456 -11-20- BRAKE Relining, complete, $15.95. Complete radiator service.

Evans Oil 502 E. Prairie. BUY A GOODWILL USED CAR WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES 1957 FORD V-8 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, 2-tone paint, whitewall tires. A real nice car.

$1488 1957 BUICK Special 2-door. Dynaflow. radio, heater, Blue and White. whitewall tires. 1 local owner.

$1588 1956 BUICK Century 4-door hardtop. Dynaflow, power steering and brakes, radio, heater, 2-tone finish, whitewall tires. A local, 1-owner car. $1688 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief door hardtop. Hydramatic, power steering and brakes, all leather interior.

An excellent car. 1-owner. $1688 Starr Pontiac E. MAIN AT BROADWAY 6173 -11-16- Cadillac TWO SPECIALS This Week Only 1955 CADILLAC "62" coupe. Hydramatic, radio, heater, tinted glass, whitewalls, 2-tone finish, spotlight.

Was $1995. Special $1795. 1957 LINCOLN Premiere' 4-door hardtop. Air conditioned, all power, 6-way seat, electric door locks, Pink and Grey, 3-tone interior. velue $3080, Special this week, $2595.

1956 CADILLAC Coupe. Tutone, power steering and brakes, dio, heater, tinted glass, whitewalls. $2295. 1954 CADILLAC Special, Full power, Hydramatic, radio, heater. Local executive's trade in, Extra special at $1695.

1957 CADILLAC '62" Sedan de Ville. Tutone finish. Full power, 6-way seat, autronic eye, deluxe interior, A beautiful car for only $3495. BRAND NEW 1959 Cadillac Coupe Power steering, power brakes, Hydramatic, radio, heater, tinted glass, whitewall tires, rear speaker. It has it all! Special Price! $4995 Also Other Models, Numerous Colors, Some Air Conditioned.

All With Comparable Savings! J. L. TALLMAN 540 N. Franklin Ph. 3-9778 -11-16- COFFEY'S 1959 Renault, 4 door, like new.

1956 Volkswagen, absolutely perfect We have the service records. See these 2 economy cars today. COFFEY AUTO MARKET 529 E. NORTH Automotive -11-16- 'Automobile' O'CONNELL MOTOR SALES 901 W. Eldorado Ph, 8-8639 10 Commandments BUY A CAR FROM O'CONNELL AND YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF LOW OVERHEAD (AND HIGH VOLUME) FREE (1.) 10 day exchange plan (2.) Free License and title applications (3.) Life, and insurance Notarized warranty Free full tank of gas Preferred finance plan (7.) interest charge (8.) First payment Aug.

1, 1959 (9.) 100 car selection (10.) 36 month financing Our inventory, reputation end above advantages, make O'Connell Decatur's Largest Dealer 1959 THUNDERBIRD. Fordomatie, full power, low miles, like new. Payments $71.20 1959 BUICK 4-door. Dynaflow, radio, heater, full power, low miles, bike new. Payments $83.20 1958 FORD Station Wagon.

Fordornetic. radio, beater, full power, Payments $68.40 1958 CHEVROLET 2-door hardtop. Powerglide, full power. Payments $67.83 1958 PONTIAC 2-door hardtop. Radio, heater, Hydramatic, full power.

Payments $66.20 1958 OLDSMOBILE Super "'88" door hardtop. Hydramatic, radio, heatet, full power. Payments $69.30 Station Wagons 1959 FORD Country Sedan V8 automatic full power, 1 owner, low mileage, Payments $68.40 1958 FORD V8 automatic, full power, Payments $66.20 1957 FORD, V8 Fordomatic, Payments $63.30 1957 CHEVROLET 9 passenger, power glide V8 engine, full power, Payments $64.60 1957 CHEVROLET passenger, cylinder, power glide, radio, heater, Payments $59.30 1955 CHEVROLET, cylinder Straight shift, radio, heater, Payments $44.20 1954 CHEVROLET 9 passenger power glide, radio, heater, Payments $39.60 CONVERTIBLES 1958 PONTIAC. hydramatic, radio, heater, full power, Payments $61.80 1957 FORD, V8, Fordomatic, Continental power, Payments $57.20 1957 DESOTO, powerflite transmission, radio, heater, Payments $54.60 1956 CADILLAC, air conditioned, full power, like new, Payments $49.20 1956 CHEVROLET, power glide, V8. radio.

Payments $46.30 1953 PLYMOUTH, exceptionally nice, no money down, Payments $27.00 O'Connell WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 901 W. ELDORADO PH. 8-8639.