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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1951 Pago FlftociJ waOdie lien in Murpiiyboro Real Estate For Sale 9 Hospital Notes Hospital Notes Real Estate For Sale 9 Weather 1 Stock Trend Up Slightly Nev York, July 11 (AP) The stock market wavered today between the plus and minus side of the ledger, and finally decided to head higher. There wasn't much headway on the upside, and there were plenty of backward areas, but the trend was up nevertheless. Gains came to a little better than 51 a share among leading issues with the less frequent losses extending to around a dollar. Stocks going higher included Pennsylvania Railroad, Gulf Oil, Western Union, St. Regis Paper and International Harvester.

On the downside were such issues as United Air Lines, Du Pont, American Woolen, Republic Steel, General Motors, Montgomery Ward and Zenith Radio. Japanese dollar bonds were higher while corporate loam held steady in the bond market. ANNA MARKET Prices on the Anna market Tues day: Cucumbers (3,632) $1.70 1.00; greer wrap tomatoes (611-10 lb. lugs) Greea beans (59 bushels) 31.75-S2.00. 3 i (From I.

S. Weather Bureau) Northern Illinois: Mostly cloudy and cool tonight and Thursday, with occasional showers. Low tonight 59 to 64, high Thursday 70 to 76. Southern Illinois: Mostly cloudy and humid tonight and Thursday. Occasional showers and thunderstorms.

Low tonight 66 to 72, high Thursday 78 to 84. Indiana: Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with occasional showers or thundershowers. Cool extreme north, humid central and south. Missouri: Mostly cloudy with occasional showers er thunderstorms today, tonight and Thursday; warmer southwest portion today, cooler north portion Thursday. U.S.

WEATHER AT A.M. TODAY Highest last 24 hours. Lowest last night. Rockford S2 62 Moline 86 65 Peoria S5 69 Quincy 84 64 Rantoul 84 69 Springfield 83 70 Vandaiia 82 63 Scott Field 83 72 Chicago 85 62 Cincinnati 86 63 Cleveland 90 70 Detroit 87 61 Indianapolis 85 68 Marquette 63 51 Memphis 91 72 Milwaukee 76 55 Bismarck 70 44 Charter NO. 7712 Des Moines 75 0 Duluth 63 45 Kansas City 72 64 Mpls-St.

Paul 70 53 Omaha 75 60 Yates, Mrs. Martha Bell and baby, Herrin. Melvin, Mrs. Mabel and baby. West Frankfort.

Gibbosn, Mrs. Rhoda, Johnston City. Cesar, Mrs. Lynn, Johnston City. HOLDEN, Carbondale ADMITTED: Robinson, Mrs.

Thomas surgical, Marion. Patterson, Vernon, accident, Carbondale. Campbell, Eunice, medical, Marion. DISCHARGED: Cox, Carla, surgical, Eldorado. Otey, Mrs.

Delmar and son, Pittsburg. Arnold, Mrs. Charles, surgical, Pittsburg. Taylor, Alma, medical, Vienna. Germann, Gilbert, surgical, Marion.

Watson, Mrs. Dan, surgical, Carbondale. Williams, Mrs. Mildred, surgical, Marion. Atherton, Oscart medical, Carbondale.

MARSHALL BROWNING, Du Quoin ADMITTED: Holecek, Mrs. Louise, Du Quoin. Hargete, William, Du Quoin. Snider, Miss Edythe, Du Quoin. Harrison, Miss Joan, Du Quoin.

Teel, Miss Judith Nashville. Brown, Mrs. Sarah, Du Quoin. Mitchell, Mrs. Lois, Du Harsy, Mrs.

Dora, Du Quoin. DISCHARGED: Lively, James, Du Quoin. Smith, Mrs. Ruth and baby, Cutler. Moore, Mrs Billie and baby, Ta-maroa.

Feltmier, Mrs. Orviile and baby, Pinckneyville. Przygoda Mrs. Regina and baby, Du Quoin. Englohardt, Mrs.

Lorraine. Curtis, Mrs. Harriet, Royalton. Harrison, Miss Joan, Du Quoin. ST.

ANDREW'S, Murphysboro. ADMITTED: Taylor, Mrs. Virginia, maternity, Route 2, Murphysboro. DISCHARGED: Walker, Mrs. Evelyn, and baby, Steeleville.

Livestock Markets EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Hogs uneven; weights 240 lbs down 25 to 40 cents; over 240 lbs and sows 25 to 50 lower; bulk choice 1S0-230 lb barrows and gilts 22.50-S5; top 22.85 but majority 22.75 down; 240-270 lbs mostly 21.75-22.25 270-300 lbs 21.25-75; 150-170 lbs 21.25-22.50; 120-140 lbs 19.25-21.00; 100110 lbs 17.75-18.75; sows 400 lbs down 1S.50 19.25; over 500 lbs 17.25-13.25; stags 14.00- 16.50; boars 12.00-15.00. Cattle 1500; calves 900; few loads and lots good to choice steers 32.25- 35.00 including choice mixed year lings at 34.50; utility and commer cial cows 23.00-28.75; canners and cutter cows IS. commercial bulls 28.00-29.50; utility bulls 25.50 27.50; good and choice vealers 32.00-37.00; prime to 39.00. mass CHESTER ADMITTED: Keller, Mrs.

Martha, "maternity. Cutler. Eastman, Mary, medical, Gor-ham. Bogenpohl, Clara, medical, Chester. Duvardo, Francis, medical, Wil-lisville.

Knapp, Susan, surgical, Marion. Owens, Genevieve, surgical. Cutler. Fisk, Mrs. Marie, maternity, Percy.

Rosan, George, medical, Percy. Surman, Mrs. Ruth, maternity, Chester. DISCHARGED: Hartenberger, Vardella, Chester. Culp, Marjorie, medical, Sparta, transferred to Barnes hospital, St.

Louis, Mo. Douglas, Jim, surgical, Chester. Hamilton, Archie, medical, Cora. Hapke, Barney, medical, Seary. transferrd to Three Springs Lodge.

Fedderke, Anna, medical, Steele-vill. Falkenhain, Mrs. Bernard, maternity, Sparta. Cluster, Eva, surgical, Gorham. Eastman, Mary, surgical, Gorham.

Duvardo, Francis, medical, Wil-lisville. Knapp, Susan, surgical, Marion. Owen, Genevieve, surgical, Cutler. DOCTORS, CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Smith, Mrs. Edmund, medical, Carterville.

Muckelroy, R. E.f medical, Carbondale. DISCHARGED: Roach, Earl, medical, Murphysboro. HERRIN ADMITTED: Baggett, Mrs. Ruby Pearle, Her rin.

Baxter, Elmer, Herrin. Nichols, Joe, Herrin. Odom, Mrs. Katherine, Johnston City. Smith, Mrs.

Grace Herrin. Hoffart, Mrs. Ruby Nell, West Frankfort. McCoy, Mrs. WandaGrayville.

Eckels, Mrs. Blanch, Marion. Halstead, Harold, Carterville. Stamm, Herbert Rudolph, Herrin. Yates, Mrs.

Maratha Bell, Herrin. Lange, Joe, Herrin. Razer, Mrs. Betty, West Frankfort. Finney, Mrs.

Susie, Herrin. Slattery, Mrs. Wennie Opal, West Frankfort. Marlow, Mrs. Mary Bow en, Herrin.

Hines, Bee, Freeman Spur. Pease, Farris Adams, Herrin. Farthing, Mrs. Lenora, Marion. DISCHARGED: Luttada, Mrs.

Louise, Herrin. Judd, Jimmy Leon, Bush. Straka, Mrs. Virginia and baby, West Frankfort. Ford, Mrs.

Iva Jean and baby, Thompsonville. Halstead, Harold, Carterville. Turner, Charles Ullin. HO ara Report of Condition of the First National Bank of Grand Tower In the State of Illinois, at the close of business of June 30, 1051, published in response to call ma2e by Comptroller of the Currency under Section 5211, U. S.

Revised Statutes, ASSETS Dollars CU 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection 63,932.90 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 193.5S4.19 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 73,797.04 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 13,462.50 5.

Corporate stock (including $1,100.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 1.100.00 6. Loans and discounts (including $33.51 overdrafts) 135,940.01 7. Bank Dremises owned SI. 600.00. furniture 10 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS.

2 rm. and 4 furnished. 307 W. Walnut. Call Fred Keller, 313.

CARBONDALE, ABARTMENT. 3 rooms completely furnished. 309 N. University. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

3 large rooms, furnished. Electric stove and icebox. Come or call after 3 p.m. Call 522L, 709 W. Freeman.

CARBON DALE, APARTMENT. 3 room furnished. 404 S. University. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

3 rooms, unfurnished. Heat and water furnished. Upstairs. Adults only. Call 1218X.

CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms furnished. Private bath and entrance. Call 12S6X. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

4 room modern, 423 W. Monroe. $35 mo. Inquire Stotlar Lumber Yard 208 W. Monroe.

Call 313 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 4 rooms, modern, unfurnished. First floor. Adults. Call 1172K.

CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 3 room, modern, basement. Call 863Y. CARBONDALE HOUSE. 4 rooms, modern.

Children welcome. Call 1377X. CARBONDALE. HOUSE. 5 room, furnished.

Inquire 205 W. Elm. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 5 room. $50.00.

707 W. College. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern. 608 N.

Michael. CARBONDALE OFFICE ROOMS in Neber bldg. Call 413. CARBONDALE, ROOM. Cool.

For gentleman. 300 W. Oak. CARBONDALE, ROOM. For gentleman.

Attic fan. Apply after 4:30 p.m. 801 S. Illinois. CARBONDALE, ROOM.

For gentleman. Close-in. 303 W. Oak. CARBONDALE, ROOMS.

Furnished by service man's wife and 14 mo. old child. Washing privileges. Elderly couple preferred. Call 1149K.

CARTERVILLE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms, modern, oil heat, water included. Venable Oil Co. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 3 rooms, shower, water heater, built-in cabinets, sink, gas stove.

643 Anderson. Ph. 584W, Olney. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Modern, two rooms, furnished, adults.

201 South 18th. HERRIN, APARTMENT. Unfur nished. 800 N. 13th after 4:30.

HERRIN, APARTMENT. 5 rooms, unfurnished. A. L. Reynolds, 1 block east Kenny's Castle.

HERRIN, COTTAGE. Modern, two rooms, 32114 S. 17th. HERRIN, HOUSE. Furnished, 4 rooms, bath, modern.

Write Box 149-21, co Daily Journal. HERRIN, ROOMS. Private show ers, $10 week. Hotel Herrii. HERRIN, ROOMS.

Two furnished. 415 South 20th. HOUSES, ROOMS Newly decorated, can be sub- rented. Would be free rent Phone 500, Carbondale. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT, Modern 4-room, heat furnished.

Apply 723 North St. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT, 1-room furnished, call 474. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 3 room furnished, modern, Adults 1831 Elm. MURPHYSBORO.

APARTMENT. 4-room furnished. 2301 Dewey. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 2-room furnished, newly decorat ed, gas and refrigeration.

Close in 240 S. 14th. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 5 rooms, newly decorated. 1904 Walnut.

Call 478-W. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 6 room. 1935 Walnut. Apply 1937 Walnut St.

tty Marty Links Rentals MURPHYSBORO, FARM. 210 acres, 6-room house and outbuildings, 6 miles west of town. $40.00 per acre. See Joe Baroni at Chatterbox. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

New modern 6-room, insulated, 2 acres. 1 mile E. on De Soto Blacktop. Phone 27F31. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

Newly decorated 4 rooms, 'bath, utility room, good furnace, garage. 828 Maple, phone 1207-R. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 8 room modern except heat, utility room, newly decorated, close in. Good income property.

Priced for quick sale, located at 1604 Oak. Call 1402R or 5. MURPHYSBORO HOUSE. 4 room. Modern except 'heat.

1205 Lindell St. Call 863-Y. C'dale. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 5 rooms and lot, $1800.

Apply 805 N. 6th St. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSES. Two 5-room stucco houses, all modern. Good location, 1844 Elm St.

phone 1351W. MURPHYSBORO, LAND. 20 acres, $1,000.00. Clos to town. $100.00 down, $15.00 per month.

10 acres In apples. Apply 102 S. 19th. ROYALTON, HOUSE. New mod ern, 4 rooms, bath, full basement and furnace.

Extra lot. Furnished or unfurnished. Priced for quick sale. Albert Morosi. SPARTA, FARM.

126 acres, limed and mostly phosphated, house and out buildings, grade A dairy barn electricity, on all weather road Reason for selling, I have taken over Allis Chalmers Agency in Murphysboro, possession Aug. 1st See Earl Canning, Your Allis Chalmers dealer, Murphysboro STIRITZ, HOUSE. Semi-modern, 7 rooms, basement, furnace built-in cabinets, celotex ceilings sanded floors, double garage, 1 acre. Located in front of Stiritz School. Inquire at place.

ZEIGLER, HOUSE. Small, 2 rooms 13 ft. 2 inches inside width 15 ft length, small room 7x9, large pantry, front and back porch, 2 main rooms, has 3 walks and 2 floors, 413 S. Pine St. Write Harvey Furlow, R.R.

6, George St. House No. 824, co Eva Cullins, Mt. Vernon. Rentals 10 CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

At 923 North Marion, five rooms, full basement, well insulated. Only $3,250. Terms. Call 500. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

Furnished or unfurnished. Stoker heat, automatic hot water, garage, furnished. $65.00. Call 3S8L." CARBON DALE, APARTMENT. Modem.

Furnished. 310 Graham. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Modern, furnished. 409 E.

Walnut. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Unfurnished, downstairs, newly decorated. 600 N. Almond.

Call 558-X. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 and 4 rms. furnished. Attractive.

Modern. Utilities. Adults. Call 961Y. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

2 rooms, furnished. Private entrance and bath. Modern kitchen. Electric stove am! refrigerator. Heat and water furnished.

Close-in. Call 505X. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 room furnished; also modern sleeping rooms. 401 W.

Elm. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 room furnished. Call 1052X. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

2 room, modern completely furnished. 610 S. Illinois. CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS. 2 and 3 rooms.

311 W. Walnut. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 rooms. Completely furnished.

Kitchen-dinette; bedroom-living room. Private bath and entrance. Close-in. Call 3S8L. EMMY LOU and fixtures $1.00 12.

Total Assets INABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of Individuals, and corporations 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 19. Total Deposits $437,039.23 24.

Total' Liabilities CAPITAL ACCOUNT 25. Capital stock: (c) Common stock, total par 525,000.00 26. Surplus 27. Undivided profits 20. Total Capital Accounts CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

Lovely 3 bedroom, living room, dining roorn kitchen, study. Owner leaving town. Make reasonable offer. Located on West Cherry street. Taylor, Brown Murden, Heal Estate Insurance Agncy, Phone 1427.

CARBONDALE, HOUSE. West Cherry St. very close in. Suitable for business or residence. Full basement, automatic heat, automatic hot water, plastered, hardwood floors, three bedrooms, living room, dining room, front and back porches.

An excellent buy. 517,750,00. Taylor, Brown and Murden Real Estate Insurance Agency. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 rooms, all modern.

Southwest section. Automatic hot water and hardwood floors. $1,000 cash, $50 per month. Price $6,950. Immediate possession.

Taylor, Brown and Murden. Phone 1427. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 rooms, bath, utility room, stoker and blower, attached garage. Lot 100 240.

Located one mile South of University on Rt. 51. M. L. Van Natta, phone 211 or 1390-L.

CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 5 room, completely modern, one mi. So. on 51. Lot 100'x240'.

Would rent. Call 1149K. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 3 rooms and 3 lots, 100x120. City water in house, built-in cabinets, rank and is wired, for electric stove.

Corner lot. Priced at $1,995 for quick sale. Imn 1iate possession. Phone 422-X. CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

5 room modern. West side, good location. Price reasonable. Kaene-man Agency. M.

L. Stafford, agent. Call 647X. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. Semi-modern, 6 rooms, ideal location, S.

Division St. Phone 3197, Fay Tregoning. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 5 rooms, all modern, beautiful garden spot, 1 acre. 510 California.

HERRIN, HOUSE. Suburban new home, on highway 148. One acre and small orchard. Two bedrooms, semi-modern. Like new.

V.v lot in new section, near school. Douglas Bryant, Broker in Ly-Mar Hotel. Phone 4231. HERRIN, HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern.

519 E. Herrin. HERRIN, HOUSE. 5 room, semi-modern. 3 lots with good outbuildings.

1716 West Monroe. Apply 1720 West Monroe. HERRIN, HOUSE. 4 rooms, long living room, 2 bedrooms, bath, oil heat, on pavement, close in, $4,500. Alex H.

Peak, Broker. HERRIN, HOUSE. 4 rooms, 2 col-sets, bathroom, garage. Close to town. Phone 25651.

HURST HOUSE. Five rooms, city water and lights. Garage, good location. Phone M. L.

Van Natta, 211 or 1390-L. Carbondale. JOHNSTON CITY, HOUSE. 4 rooms, semi-modern. Large attic can be made into rooms.

Partial basement, 75x180 lot. Priced for quick sale. 602 West Fifth. JOHNSTON CITY, PROPERTY. Neighborhood store and dwelling combined.

Store has 500 ft. of shelving, 36 ft. counter, 12 ft. electric meat show case, 1 National cash register, 2 sets scales, meat block, electric grinder, slicer and fan and other things to run a store. Dwelling has 5 rooms and bath, built-in cabinets.

Good condition. For quick sale all for $5,250. See Grant Mitchell, realtor. Phone 2221. LOOKING FOR A NICE HOME? Here's one with an excellent business site combined.

We have a six-room modern home, almost new, with four rooms down, two up, full basement, concrete drive, etc. Lot has 50 ft. frontage on two' streets with 30x30 garage and repair shop on W. Main. DILL INVESTMENT CO.

W. Main St. Carbondale. MARION, HOUSE. Strictly modern, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, full basement with automatic gas heat and blower, automatic gas hot water heater.

Elmwood subdivision. Phone Ordill 231, evenings' Herrin 20701. MIDWEST HOMES. 3 to 7 rooms, $1450 up. We erect the shell.

You finish. All materials furnished. Write for free catalog and see houses on display at MIDWEST BLDG. CO. Sub-division; Rte.

130, Charleston, 111. Open every day. MURPHYSBORO, FARM. 60 acres, 5 room house, large barn, other out buildings, electricity, telephone, plenty water, woven fencing. On rock road.

6 mi. S.W. Robert McDaniel, R.R. 1 Reserve District Nn ft 1,601.00 $483,463.10 355,713.89 6,131.03 75,049.31 $437,039.23 25,000 00 11.SCJ.00 9,573.87 46.378.S7 51S3.463.10 i 22,900.00 Accounts by comptroller of the currency, Statutes. 10 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

7-room upstairs can be sub-rented. Call 577 or 9S3-R after 5. MURPHYSBORO, ROOMS. 5 furnished, near school. Also storage space.

Apply 325 N. 20th. Wanted To Buy 11 BATH FIXTURES, JOHNSTON CITY. Used, with fittings. E.

L. Winters, 1602 Follis Street. DESK, CARBONDALE. Used, commercial size. Also filing cabinet.

Call 974X or 159. DESK, CARBONDALE. Used. Call 759LM. HOUSE, CARBONDALE.

5 or 6 room. Modern. Write Box 542 Free Press. OLD GOLD, HERRIN. and platinum.

Don's Jewelry Store, 103 East Cherry. Phone 22321. Wanted To Rent 12 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 4 or 5 room modern, no children or pets, phone 609R. Mrs.

Ben Baseler. Card of Thanks 14 LOFTUS, Edward, Herrin. We wish to express 'our thanks to the many friends whose thought-fulness has helped us to bear the loss of our beloved father. We especially wish to thank Rev. Robert Underwood, Storme Funeral Home, singers and for the beautiful floral offerings.

The family of Edward Loftus. Legal Notices NOTICE OF LETTING (1) Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the City Clerk at Herrin until 8:00 o'ciock p. m. (C. S.

July 23, 1951, for furnishing materials required in the maintenance of Arterial Streets, Municipality Herrin and at that time publicly opened and read. (2) Proposals shall be submitted on forms furnished by tne Municipality which may be obtained at the office of City Clerk at Herrin, and shall be enclosed in an envelope endorsed "Material Proposal, Maintenance." (3) The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals and to waive technicalities. Proposal guarantee will not be required. A surety bond for the full amount of the award will not be required. BY ORDER OF HERRIN CITY COUNCIL CHARLES V.

CAMPBELL, City Clerk. July 10, 1951. NOTICE OF LETTING (1) Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the City Clerk at Herrin until 8:00 o'clock p. (C. S.

July 23, 1951, for furnishing materials required in the maintenance of City Streets in Herrin and at that time publicly opened and read. (2) Proposals shall be submit ted on forms furnished by the City of Herrin which may be obtained at the office of City Clerk at Herrin, and shall be enclosed in an envelope endorsed "Material Proposal, Maintenance." (3) The right is reserved to re ject any and all proposals and to ivaive technicalities. Proposal guarantee will not be required. A sure ty bond for the full amount of the award will not be required. BY ORDER OF HERRIN CITY COUNCIL, CHARLES W.

CAMPBELL, City Clerk. July 10, 1951. Marriage Licenses MARION: Jimmie Dezutti, 32, Herrin, and Dolores D. Dezutti, 23, Col p. MARION: Charles Horton Owens, 41, and Ruby Lucille Owen, 28, both of Sesser.

MARION: Chas. A. Hambleton, 21, Ozark, and Mary Lee Swindle, 24, Marion. Southern Illinois Deaths JONESBORO: GREGORY, Mrs. Luella, 92, died July 7, funeral services, Tuesday, July 10, First Methodist Church of Jonesboro; burial in the Jonesboro cemetery; leaves three sons and two daughters, Roy and Telfer of San Francisco, Mont of Los An- gelesf Mrs.

Myrtle Mollencott of St. Louis, and Mrs. Mildred Ladd of Nampa, Idaho; the Norris and Son Funeral Home of Jonesboro in charge of arrangements. MURPHYSBORO: A Y. Fred, 62; died 11 p.m.

July 10; services at a. m. Friday; St. Andrews Catholic church, Murphysboro; Rosary services at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Carbon-dale Funeral home; Oakland Cemetery'.

Carbondale; leaves foster mother, Mrs. Fannie Adams, Murphysboro, two nieces, Mrs. Hattie La Master and Edna Berry both of Carterville. Births CHESTER: SURMAN, Mr. end Mrs.

Bernard, a son, at Chester hospital, Tuesday, July 10. CUTLER: KELLER, Mr. and Mrs. Bob a son at Chester hospital, Saturday, July 7. GOREVILLE: BIRD Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence, a son, Tuesday, at Holden hospital. PERCY: FISK, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth, a son, at Chester hospital, Tuesday, July 10.

WEST FRANKFORT: RAZER, Mr. and Mrs. Edward, a son, at Heriia hospital. Rentals 30. Total Liabilities and Capital MEMORANDA 31.

Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes State of Illinois, County of Jackson, ss: F. V. Lyrley. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledgt and belief. F.

V. LYRLEY, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of July, 1951. J. H.

BERKBIG1.EK, (Seal) Notary Publii Correct Attest: R. HUTHMACHER, MABEL HINES, N. P. HUTHMACHER, Director! Charter No. 7593 Reserve District No.

(O FIT CIAL PUBLICATION) REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CflRBONDfiLE NATIONAL BUNK mm mmw OF CARBONDALE. ILLINOIS In the State of Illinois, at the close of business on June 30, 1951, published in response to call made under section 5211, U. S. Revised Wo MJGB sMK1jG) (MP ASSE1S 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection $1,106,353.06 2.

United States Government obligations, direct anJ guaranteed 1 546.397.30 3. Obligations of State and political subdivisions 605.533.63 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures WJ61.20 5. Corporate stocks (including $4,500.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 4.500. 00 6.

Loans and discounts including $190.47 overdrafts) 1,366,619.32 7. Bank premises owned $60,000.00, furniture and fixtures $24,999.21 34.990.21 11. Other assets 153.S15.00 12. Total Assets LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 2,875,312.11 14.

Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,253,100.03 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 36,170.54 16. Deposits of States and po'itiral subdivisions 460.062.34 IS. Other deposits (certified and cashier's chrrks. etc.) 4m 97 19.

Total Deposits 4,625,623.02 rhai- TiiKiiitioc 411.12.16 (Official Publication) REPORT OF CONDITION OF fiLBON STATE BANK DESOTO. ILLINOIS transmitted in response to call of the Auditor of Public Accounts, pursuant to law and showing condition at the close of business on the 30th day of June 1951. RESOURCES 1. Cash and due from banks 63.436.41 3. U.

S. Government obligations, direct and-or fully guaranteed 112,300.00 4. Other bonds, stocks and securities 3,000.00 5. Loans and discounts 69,606.81 6. Overdrafts 105.87 GRAND TOTAL RESOURCES 233,449.09 LIABILITIES 12.

Capital stock 5 25.000.00 14. Surplus 6.000.01) 15. Undivided profits (Net) 8.13S.57 17. Demand deposits 200.075.52 18. Time depesits 13,335.00 Total ot deposits: (2) Not secured by pledge of assets 5214,310.52 (3) Total deposits 214,310.52 22.

Dividends declared not yet payable None GRAND TOTAL LIABILITIES 5253,419.09 Geo. N. Albon, Jr. Vice-President of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the of my knowledge and belief, and that the items and amounts shown above agree with the items and amounts shown in the report made to the Auditor of Public Accounts, State of Illinois, pursuant to to law. GEO.

N. ALBON, Jr. Vice President. Correct Attest: BESS ALBON, ARTHUR ALBON, Directors. STATE OF ILLINOIS.

COUNTY OF JACKSON. ss. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of July, 1951 CALVIN A MARSHALL, (SEAU, Notary Jubiic Vimi ii n'-mi' TOTAL LIABILITIES 4.670,083.13 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock: (c) Common stock, total pnr S60.OW.00 en.oon.ro Surplus 90m(X) Undivided profits Reserves CO, WOO TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 292,129.64 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4,962,214.82 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and 24. 25 26 27. 23.

29. 30. 31 1 flflfll 1 rf. in 1 for other purposes 370,000.00 STATE OE ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: J.

E. Etherton, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best my knowledge and belief. J. E. ETHERTON, President CORRECT AT1EST: WILLIAM C.

ETHERTON. F. M. HEWITT, Jr. JOHN S.

LEWIS Directors. Sworn to and subscribed before me this Sth day of July, 1951 (SEAL). Mabel B. Bow en, Notary PCcli MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. Completely modern, ready for occupancy.

F. H. A. loan available. Reiman Lumber phone 1194.

MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. Highly desirable 6 room modern house with sunroom, excellent condition, close in. Owner wants smaller home. $6,000.00. Roger Kimmel R.

E. 1325 Wal- nut. Phone 9u "I can hardly wait ior Alvin to leave on his yaeaiion I can start missing him.".