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Evening star., 1947-02-26
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Feb. 26.-Italians were
reported fleeing today before a
massive flow of lava pouring
from the crater of Mount Etna
after the Sicilian volcanoes first
notable eruption since 1928, when
| it destroyed the village of Mas
cati.
Slight manifestations occurred
January 80 and February II this
|year. The eruption which began yes
terday reached proportions the seri-
BUSINESS of which could not be fully
ascertained at once because of
clouds of smoke obscuring observa-
ton.
Eruption Continuing.
Dispatches from Catania, how
ever, said that after 20 hours of
eruption lara had covered an area
of about a mile and half on a front
of about 165 yards. The eruption still
was continuing.
A Catania dispatch to the Rome
newspaper Risorgimento said flashes
of flame we're first observed at noon
Monday on the north slope of Mount
Etna, midway between Mount Cac-
ciatore and Mount Timparossa.
Lava began to descend yesterday
in broad front toward Mount Tim
parossa, flowing into the plain of
Palombe and then continuing over
the Collaboasso hill. The lava was
threatening the villages of Passo
Pisciaro and Randazzo to the North
west Of Etna.
Diverted into Valley.
In its flow toward Passo Pisciaro,
the lava met an obstruction which
diverted it into the Musumeci
Valley, which it was reported to be
slowly filling, reaching at some
points a depth of more than 900
feet.
Scientists who rushed to the scene
and those stationed at the Etna OBJ
servation station said the eruption
might succeed in filling the entire
valley in the course of the day if
the flow should continue at its
present rate.
The flaming flood was still 3 miles
from Passo Pisciaro at mid-morning,
but still advancing.
Authorities were arranging for
evacuation of the alarmed citizens
of the town.
Mount Etna is an active volcano
on the east coast of Sicily about 18
miles northwest of Catania Slightly
over 10000 feet in height, it is the
tallest volcano in Europe and the
highest peak in Southern Italy. It's
base covers about 460 square miles.
The area is densely populated and
the volcano slopes customarily are
rich and verdant in vines, olives
fruit, vegetables and corn, often
yielding as many as five harvests in
a year. It's heights, however, are
desolate ash-covered regions sur
rounding more than 200 cones and
|craters.
Etna's last notable eruption was
in November, 1923, when streams of
lava 100 feet wide swept down from
the main crater at 20 feet a minute,
blocking the Catania-Messina rail
line and destroying the town of
Mascati before reaching the sea.
Fifty thousand persons fled before
the onrushing lava.
Other heavy flows we're reported in
November, 1885; in May, 1910, and
in July, 1912.
During the invasion of Sicily the
Germans chose to make a stand
around Mount Etna, drawing up
some 10000 troops on the so-called
Etna defense line. American and
Canadian troops speared into the
line, ripping it to shreds and Brit
ish forces went around the noun
tain, finally forcing the fleeing
Nazis into Randazzo, one of the
towns threatened by today's lava
flow, where many we're captured.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
|Etna Erupting,
Of Lava
|Peri|s2 Towns
Sieilions Reported
Fleeing in Path Of
Croter's Outpourine
BULLETIN

ROME P).-Dispatches from
Sicily said tonight molten lava,
flowing slowly from a new
crater blown out of the side of
Mount Etna, menaced several
communities in its path and
villagers were fleeing in panic.
The fiery stream was reported
to have reached within $500
yards of the first village, Passo
Pisciaro, below the crater.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Truman to Meet Press

President Truman will hold a
news conference at 4 pm. Friday
the White House announced today
1t will be the last for Mr.. Truman
before he departs next week for a
visit to Mexico City.
Evening star., 1947-02-26

day.
Soviet Action Unexpected.
Russia had been expected to side
with the British and Australian con-
tention that the United Nations
should postpone the whole question
of the future of the strategic Mar
shall, Marianas and Carolina groups
until a peace treaty with Japan Is
written.
(Secretary of State Marshall
announced the Russian action in
Washington. He said a Soviet
note held transfer of the islands
to American trusteeship would
be entirely fair in view of this
country's decisive role in the vic
tory over Japan, which cost us
incomparably greater sacrifices
than other Allies.
washington diplomatic author
tiles were wary of possible dip
lomatic maneuver in the Soviet
(See u N. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Maritime Bill Siqned

President Truman today signed
legislation continuing the authority
of the Maritime Commission to
operate shipping vessels until July /.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Housing Funds Asked

Funds to build $500 low cost
dwellings in the next three
years were sought today by
the National Capital Housing
Authority in report to Con-
gress in which it estimated
there are 10000 veterans fam
lilies seeking new homes here
who are unable to pay present
prices of housing.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Late News
Bulletins
Portal Pay Action Set

The House Rules Committee
cleared the way today for
House action tomorrow on a
bill which would outlaw vir-
tually all portal-to- portal pay
suits. The measure was sent
to the floor under procedure
which will permit amendments
to be offered. Four hours of
debate were ordered.
Earlier Story on Page AS.
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.(See MERGER, Page AID
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(See LABOR, Page All
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(See GSI, Page AID
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Soviet Action Unexpected.

the plan cordial approval yester
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(See BRUSSELS, Page "A
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(See LILIENTHAL, Page AID
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(See U. N, Page A
Evening star., 1947-11-30

Fewer tiny bIemish0s
Tiny blemishes incipient blackheads, often
caused by improper cleansing, respond in
most cases to the l4-Day Palmolive Plan. my
skin improved lot," says Lillian Churan of
Detroit. The doctors found finer looking,
clearer skins in more than half the cases
tested. See what Palmolive can do for you!
Evening star., 1947-11-30

less coarse looking smoother
> 'Skin less coarse-looking in just Ia days!''
reports Pearl Highly Of Upper Darby, Pa. The
SO doctors reported almost two-thirds Of all
the women tested had smoother-actually
finer looking skin. Reason enough for every
woman who longs for younger looking COM
plexion to start the Palmoliye Plan today!
Evening star., 1947-11-30

"Skin brighter, actually less sallow!'' says
Charlotte Partmann Of San Francisco, after
testing the l4-Day Palmolive Plan. The 36
examining doctors report this same impor-
tant improvement for skins out of among
the 1885 women. See If this Plan won't
bring you fresher skin-and in only IA days!
Evening star., 1947-11-30

my skin became less oily" reports Jessie
Foster of Kew Gardens, Ii. Excessive oili-
ness often leaves skin blotchy y-looking-robs
it of that clear, lovely look. The Palmolive
Plan brought definite gains to 8eeo of the
women who had oily skin. See if it won't
help your skin become less oily-clearer-
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Sportsweor Greatly Reduced

81 Tailored Stacks of WOOL cotton and rayon.
White, pink or blue Sizes IL to 16. Less than
"a price. Now $2.9S
80 Suits and Slack Suits. Labeled as to fabric
content. Navy or white. Sizes IA to 20. Less
than u price. Now $7.s5
81 Playsuits, Skirts, Mdrff Set and Bathing Suits.
Rayon and cotton fabrics, assorted styles. Sizes
10 to Is. Less than u price. Now w------ s1.5O
26 Quilted Vests Pedal Pushers Playsuits. Sizes
1c, H. 49, Less than u price. Now- $3.50
II Sports Dresses and Pedal Pushers of rayon
Sizes 10, IL, 16, 18. Less than u price Now $7.95
10 Vests, Bathing Suits Playsuits. Less than a
price. Now sS2. D. S2.95
so Pure Wool Sweaters. Cardigan and pull-over
styles. Pink. maize, blue, cherry multi-color.
Sizes "a to 49, Less than u price. Now. S3.95
IS Pure Wool Sports Dresses in gray toast or black
Sizes 10 to Is. Less than n price. Now$11.5o
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Cotton Quilted Robes, $3.50

Less than Y Price
81 Cotton quilted robes of pink blue or yell
low floral prints. Sizes IL to Is.
10 Pure Wool Robes, three quarter length, double
breasted. Pink or blue. Sizes 18 to 20., Were
s2295 Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S12.95
IL Rayon Gabardne Tailored Robes with dotted
trim. Wine navy, red. Sizes IL to l6. Less than
u price. Now w---------------- ------------$ $5.95
25 Cotton Pique Housecoats, slide fastener closing.
White background with small print Sizes IA to 18.
Less than u price. Now $685.
"a Rayon Pajamas, red or blue check. Sizes 12 to
Is. Less than y price. Now---------------$2.9S
50 Pure Wool Shoulder Comforts. pink or blue.
Also other knitted al-wool bedjackets. Were $3.50
and s7e5. Now-. S1.95, S2.25 and S2.95
W&L-Neglgees Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Blouses Reduced, $5.75
Were SS.95 and M ore

We're 1895 and more
40 blouses of white, blue or rose rayon crepe
and brown -and-white striped rayon jersey.
Classic shirt styles or jewel neckline types.
Sizes 10 to 80.
so Blouses in silk prints plain rayon jersey Bow
or jewel necklines, long short sleeves. Sizes 80
to 49, Were s25 to s2s.75. Now -- s14.75
4S Blouses in silk prints, plain silk or cotton net
Prints with sequin trim, nets with lace trim. Sizes
80 to SO. Were $35 to $39.75. Now - S22.75
30 Silk Blouses with wee neck and long sleeves or
Peter Pan collar and full sleeves. Sizes IL to 20.
Less than Y price Now
W6SL-BIouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Exceptional Reductions
Misses Wool Suits and
Goats Reduced

SuifS
rs Imported English Suits, classic styles of Harris
tweeds, worsted and fine woolen fabrics. Sizes 10
to 10. Were $l10 and more Now ---- sSs.75
Master Tailored Costume Suits in striped or
plain wool fabric Sizes 10 to 49, Were $3.50
and more SSs15
Tailored Suits In herringbone tweed, three
button style. Gray or brown Sizes 16 to 90
Were $S5. $6975
7 Novelty Checked Suits, belted cardigan style in
black or brown. Sizes 10, IA, 16 and 49, Were
80 Dressmaker Tailored Suits in stripes or plain
coors. Sizes 10 to 49, Were S6975 Now $50
10 Miron Wool Gabardine Semi Tailored Suits in
novelty striped brown gray or black. Sizes 10
Lightweight Coots
50 Coats in fullength, box fitted and short swing
back styles. Navy, black pastel colors. Sizes
10 to 20. Were $79.75 and more. Now -------$52
W&L-Misses Suits and Coats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Girdles, $8.s5
We're $3.50 and more

Ia, in excellent workmanship. Of rayon
satins pure silks and nylons Sizes Fl to 80.
One piece Foundations of pure silk with hand
loomed elastic and easticized rayon satins all with
lace uplift Talon-fastenings and hook closingS in
the group. Sizes "a, 35 and 3S. Less than u.
Now SlO.95
Is Girdles, including rayon satin-and-elastic in
pull-on models; tearose, small and medium sizes.
Also, black cotton-rayon failles with Taon-fasten
ings; lightweight, sizes 20 and 80. Much less than
u. Now S1.95
50 Bandeaux of cotton batste adjustable back fas-
tening and straps. Size 80 only. Less than -.
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Junior Wool Goats, SIS

We're S29.75 and more
62 Junior Coats in boxy or fitted styles
of in-between weights. Navy black, red,
brown or green. Sizes 9 to Is.
$50 Junior Dresses of cotton or rayon in one and
two-piece styles. Pastes or dark colors. Sizes to
Is. Were $10.95 and more. Now, 1895 and $5.95
so Junior Piaysuits of washable cotton or rayon
Matching skirts. Sizes to Is. Were S10.95 and
more. Now Observation-Disclosures S595 and $795
IS Wool Plaid Jackets, short and fitted. Sizes to
Is. Were $685.
so Dresses Of rayon crepe and rayon gabardine,
and two-piece styles. Sizes Q to IS. Were $1495
and more Now $795
W6L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor"
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Women's $ Slippers, s.
Were IS and more

and toe style, or open toe and open heel.
White, black, blossom pink, cherry, aqua.
Sizes to 8.
100 Pairs Ballet Slippers, mock-jewelled brocade
rayon in red white, aqua. Sizes to 8. Less than
Il price. 50
50 Pairs Women's Shoes including patent feathers,
suedes, and patent leather combined with other
feathers. Black, brown, blue Broken sizes AZ to
9h. Were s12.95 and more. Now-----.$ $s,S5
125 Pairs Rayon Velvet Scuffs, multi-color. Sizes
to g. Were So and more. Now
W&L-Womens Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Misses Wool Suits Reduced

A group of misses wool suits in gray, green,
black, navy. Sizes 10 to 20.
less than "a price. Now w---------------- SIG. rs
IA with blouses. Less than u price. Now $37.25
with blouses Were sos. Now-s $3.50
10 were $25. Sl8.75
WSsL-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Cotton Trunk-style Ponts, 45<

LESS fH0H 2 Pffce
27 pairs of women's cotton trunk-style
pants in small and medium sizes.
2S Cotton nee-length Trunk Pants. Small sizes
Were Sic. Now 45c
% Briefs, 12A9o wool and 871a % rayon Small
medium and large. Less than u price. Now, 35c
IL Women's Vests 2o%o wool and 800 rayon Extra
sizes. Were Csc. Now 55c
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Mems California Oxford Cloth
Shirts, S2.s5 Weress

$50 shirts styled with the California semi
spread collar with stays. Solid colors: blue,
green tan. Sizes IA to II.
zoo Washable Summer Ties, an assortment of
colors, solid and striped Less than "a price.
Now 5 for 81
so Pairs Knit Swim Trunks, 909o wool, 1919 lastex.
Brown and maroon stripes Sizes 80 to "a. Less
than n price $185
12O Boxer Style Swim Shorts, California plaids in
gray, yellow, beige and white. Rayon and cotton
content. Sizes 80 to 40. Less than u price
IS Sport Shirts in plain colors and paids and pat
terms, q variety Of fabrics, including 1907
wool. Small and large sizes only.
40 less than u price. Now 1896
IS less than u price, Now
wSsL-Men's Furnishings, The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
BIouses Reduced, $2.95
Were S3.95 to S5.95

We're S3.95 to S595
IS blouses of rayon crepe or rayon jersey
in prints, stripes or plain colors. With
classic tailored collars, jewel, bow or wee
neckline Sizes 30 to A..
W6L-Blouses, Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Women's, Misses and
Children's Gloves Reduced
" and more

as Pairs Children's Wool Broadcloth Gloves. Less
than u price. Now .------- 75c
IA Pairs Mttens with Forstmann wool back and
hand -crocheted palm. Assorted colors. Less than
s Pairs Wool Gloves in white, beige or natural
Were $16O Now 8Oc
10 Pairs White Cotton Pique Gloves. Less than u
Z Pairs Hand-sewn Cotton Batiste Gloves in pink
or blue, 8-button length Less than "a price
IL Pairs Pigskn Shorties in brown with button at
wrist. Sizes 61a to 6A Less than II price
22 Pairs Suede Pullons in rose, wine, blue or tur
quoise. Less than Il price Now $3.50
Pairs Hand-sewn Pullons in fuchsia, 6-button
length. Less than u price. Now $3.50
Pairs Doe finished Lamb In rose or violet. Less
than u price. Now $225
Pairs Hand-sewn Cotton Gloves in brown or
chamois color 4-button length. Were $3.50
II Pairs Capeskin Gloves in tan. Less than u
price. Now Observation-Disclosures SIPS
Pairs Capeskn Shorties In white. Less than y
w&L-women's Gloves, Aisle 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Camera Supplies Reduced

Universal Timers for minutes and seconds up to
one hour Were s22.95. Now $3.50
$3.50
Bausch and Lomb Fflmorators. Were $3.50. Now,
$150
Is Rubber Printro1ers.> Were SOC. Now--25c
Pan Heads Were $725. Now------S5 IS
DeJur ga Meters with cases. Were $19O3
W&L-Music Galleries and Cameras, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18

240 Pairs Nylon Hose slightly imperfect from han
ding. Sizes 81 to 10h. Were $3.50 and Sl.95.
Now --------------------9 ESQ
80 Pairs Silk Hose. Medium tan shade, extra long.
Sizes ga to IL. Were $165. Now------7Sc pair,
q or for $225
24o Pairs Cotton Anklets, white sizes to 101a.
VeIc o0C. IOT Sl
10 Pairs Hand-crocheted Slipper Socks, trimmed
with POM pom and sequins. Were $7.95. Now S295
W6L-Hosiery Aisles II and 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Millinery less thon " price

50 Summer Straw and Fabric Hats. Now - 81
so Panama and White Straw Hats. Now $2.25
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Juniors keelisees, $7O.95

Juniors NegIIgees, $1O.95
We're SI9.95
80, Of rayon crepes and sheers; pink, blue,
aqua and white in the group. Details in
clude lace trims, Peter Pan collars, long and
a quarter length sleeves, wrap p-arounds.
Junior sizes.
20 Junior Miss Wool Robes, labeled for fabric con-
tent. Gruop includes wrap, slide-fastened princess
and double breasted styles Aqua, pink, blue. red
and gold colors in the group. Junior sizes. Were
$325o and more Now S16.95
W&L-Junior Lingerie Rendezvous, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Mems Casual Shoes, $4.95

~ ere ~ ana more
moccasin styles. All brown, and brown and
white in the group. Slim, narrow and med
ium widths in sizes to IL.
rs Pairs Mems Leather Loafers, leather sole and
heels. Sizes 6. tx. 8 and sh only. Medium
width only. Less than " price. Now--------s2.95
W&L-Men's Hats and Shoes, the Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Nurses Uniforms, $4.25

Were S5.95
200 uniforms in cotton poplin and seer
sucker. Several styles in the group. Sizes
IL, IA, 16, Is and AZ.
200 Cotton House Dresses in prints stripes
Misses and women's size. Were $2.95 to $4 so Now,
S1.95, S2.95
W&L-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Misses Dresses Reduced

group of dresses in black, gray, green,
navy and bright colors. Rayon crepes in
the collection, sizes 10 to, Is.
were s16.e5 and more. Now--- ss75
% less than u price. Now so
were $22.95 and more. Now-----S16.5O
20 were $3975 and more Now------$22.50
were $95. Now
IL were $95 and more. Now---$44.50
W&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Little Girls Dresses, Pinofores
and Sun Suits, $7.95

We're S2.95 and more
IS dresses, pinafores and sun suits in cotton
and spun rayon. Assorted styles in prints,
checks, stripes or plain colors. Sizes to 6.
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Misses Formal Wear Reduced

group which includes dinner evening Jackets
dresses Evening dresses and maternity dinner
ment of colors, styles materials
Evening star., 1947-09-18

Merharde. Sale Fiday morning
b exhanseb not sent C. O. D. mail
accepted Some items soed mered
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Girls AnkIets, Zoe

SNstNsSASF NV
Much less than " Price
Pairs of cotton spun rayon or rayon Wide as
sortment of colors. Sizes 81a to 1917.
w6L-Girls' and childrens Hosiery Fourth Floor
Teen-oee Wool Skirts, s7.o5
Were s595 and more
200 assorted wool skirts in plaid or plain
colors, pleated or dirndl styles. Sizes 10
to 16.
100 Teenage BIouses and Shirts assorted styles in
wool or cotton. Sizes 10 to 16. Were S3!s5 and
more. s1.95
W8L-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Teen and Junior Hats, $3.50
Reduced much more than "
IS in fall colors and styles. Cloche, pixie,
rolled brim and sailor types; of felt, labeled
for fabric content.
W&L-Teens' and Junior Misses Millinery,
Fourth Floor
Girls Wool Sweaters, $2.95
We're S3.95 and more
IS pure wool sweaters in cardigan and slip
over styles. Navy and pastels in the group.
Sizes to IL.
50 Skirts of white spun rayon printed cotton.
Sizes to IL. Less than u price Now s5c
so Cotton and Rayon Blouses, white. Sizes 7. 8
and 10, Less than y price. Now---------- s12s
IS White Rayon Blouses, tailored style. Sizes
to IA. Were s5.95. 1895
w&L-Girls' Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Women's Hosiery Reduced

sL-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18

Dresses, Third Floor
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PAGE EIGHT
HARRY DONCO
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crash. Some electric wires were
felled by the blow.
! Dongo was taken to Municipal
Hospital by Luis P. Morales, 808
Eaton street, in his automobile.
!, Emil Roberts, l Havana street,
and Clyde Roberts, 186-E Poinci-
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the water off the Boulevard last
night.
g. Patrolman Gabriel Lastres re-
= -,
ports the car, a ChrySler sedan,
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ana Place, were cut and lacerat-.
ed when they were thrown clear
of an automobile which jumped
over the sidewalk and fell into
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driven by Emile. was wrecked.
Both of the Roberts were TAX
en- to Municipal Hospital for
treatment.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
Single Copy. Three Gents
LOCAL MEN BUY
ZION DAIRY

Zion Dairy, managed by
Walter Noren for Zion Indus
tries, Inc, for the past ten
years, has been purchased by
him and three other local men
as of January LIST, 1913, from
Zion Industries, Inc.
The new corporation will re-
tain the name "Zion Dairy"
and will be known as "Zion
Dairy, Inc" with Walter Nor
en-, president and manager;
John A. Leech, vice president;
J. B. Leech, treasurer; and K.
G.. McGarrahan as secretary.
These men have a fine record
for sincerity and fair play
which will guarantee the peo-
pie of Zion a square deal as
in the past.
In their long range program
the front of the Dairy will be
rebuilt and will extend with
a modern facade and interior
layout for the entire space be-
tween Kroger's grocery and
Fields in the Bicket building.
New equipment has already
been purchased and during the
summer season the Zion Dairy
Inc. will serve and sell Frozen
Custards, in addition to their
Continued on Page p
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
r. L. NEWENHAM
SPEAKS BEFORE.
ZION EXCHANGE CLUB
Our Grade School Superintend-
ent Asks For Friendly Cri-
ticism.

At the Tuesday meeting Of
Exchange members, Mr.. New
enham expressed his thanks
for the welcome received from
Zion citizens upon taking up
his duties here. He said he
wished to take great personal
interest in the community and
it's progress; to live here and
become a part of it. He invit-
ed friendly advice and CO.
operation. He promised to
keep confidence with all adj
visors.
The teachers, he said, were
fine group, and to be COM
mended for their helpfulness
in the mutual adjustments
necessary to be made. Getting
and keeping a good teaching
staff is a serious problem to-
day in school administration
as we'll as in every CONNER
cial business, he commented.
Then he told how he had been
concerned right up to the last
minute before school opened
about filling the last teaching
vacancy.
After hearing an interesting
account of his personal history
Continued on Page y
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
HUGE SUCCESS

If you did not attend the
Zion Junior 10O-Piece Band
and the Zion Grade School
Band Concert in Zion Audi
forum earlier this month-you
do not know what you missed
in the way of a wonderful af-
ternoon and evening of delight
full music and all that goes to
make these unforgetable con-
certs Of these youngsters of
Zion, under the direction and
guidance of Dave McElroy.
These two aggregates of
Zion youngsters, and the So
loists, and the two units of
Majorettes, gave a matinee at
3 o'clock and then presented
the Identical program with
Santa Claus and all the light
ing arrangements, again in the
evening at 8 o'clock.
Continued on page p