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Evening star., 1949-03-25
Complaint Amended
In New Divorce Move
By Mrs. KeIeher

Counsel for Mrs. Anna T. Kele-
her yesterday filed an amended
complaint in her behalf in District
Court, asking for a limited divorce
from John B. (Blackjack) Keleher
on grounds of cruelty.
Filing of the amended COM
plant by Mrs. Keleher's attorney,
James J. Laughlin. marked an
other step in the lengthy and in
volved divorce action between
Mrs. Keleher and her husband,
67-year- -old former gambler.
District Court Judge David A.
Pine, on Wednesday, dismissed a
second suit brought by Mrs. Kele-
her, charging cruelty, upon motion
of Mr.. Keleher's attorney, Alvin
L. Newmyer. Attorney NewmyeI
contended the suit covered the
same grounds as an earlier di-
vorce action, which was dismissed
in January by Judge Edward A.
Tamm, following lengthy trial.
Judge Pine, however, gave At
torney Laughlin permission to file
the amended complaint.
While asking for divorce for
Mrs. Ke1eher on the same grounds
-cruelty-as had the original
complaint, the amended petition
also charged misconduct on the
part of Mr.. Keleher. In addition
Mrs. Keleher contended he had
threatened her last January over
the telephone, after the earlier
complaint had been dismissed.
The m ended mplaint
charged further that Mrs. Dorothy
Blake. friend of Mr.. Keleher. also
had called her over the telephone
and used abusive language.
AS a result of earlier court ac-
ton, Mr.. Keleher is required to
pay Mrs. Keleher $100 week for
maintenance. She contended yes
terday this amount is inadequate.
Other pending court action in
cludes a suit for divorce brought
by Mr.. Keleher and suit brought
Evening star., 1949-03-25

by Mrs. Keleher against Mrs.
Blake, accusing her of alternating
the affections of Mr.. Keleher.
Mrs. Keleher, according to the
amended complaint, lives in the
Woodley Park Towers, while Mr..
Keleher resides at 2400 Sixteenth
street NV. and Mrs. Blake, at
the Dorchester House.
Evening star., 1949-03-25

Turkeys first aircraft engine
factory has just been opened at
Ankara.
Evening star., 1949-03-25

CPRING 1949 brings with it a
~ promise Of the IoveIiest FASH
ions for Easter. Silhouette keyed to
the single theme Of gracious, deli
cate fenininity Of varied approach
to give more individuoIist fIottery
than ever before. You'll find these
fashions at the Raleigh HoberGosher
to make you look your |oveIiest this
Easter. Come and see.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

Tidrikaite valaitiene Ona, is Al
vito, jos vyras Valaitis Jonas, S.
Jurgips. is Vilkaviskio ap. If su-
: nus syalaitis Edzius. :
Trusaite Sidlauskiene Juzefa, IS
sirminiu k. saukenu par. siauliu
ap. jos vyras Sidlauskas Liudvi-
kas, is Raudeniu pr. siauliu ap.
ju dukte Sidlauskaite Juzefa lr
sunus Sidlauskas Kazimieras, Liud-
vikas ir Silvestras.
Tusas Povilas, is Varzu k. TauJenQ
VI Ukmerges ap.
Vadalauskas Vincas, is ViseikiQ X.
Vaivada Jonas, zmona Mare ir val
kai Elena ir Juozas, gyv. Shenan-
doah.
Valaitis Jonas, S. Jurgio is Vilka-
viskio ap. sunus Valaitis, Edzius
ir zmona Valaitiene Tidrikaite
Ona, is Alvito.
Valentukevicius Benadas, is Mant-
viliskiu k. Merkines vi. Alytaus a.
Valiene Endriulyte Ona, is Gargz-
du vi. Kretingos ap. dukte Anso
ir Agotos Naujokytes.
Valuckas Krisciunyte d. Kazio,
kurios vyras is Ploksciu, sakiu a.
Vaskevicius Juozas.
Vedrich Eva.
Velicka is zagariskiu k. Garliavos
vi.
Vengolaite (vingolaite) Viktorija, is
Plunges vi.
Wenskus ar Wenzkus Johann, is
vykes is Lietuvos.
Vieraitis Pijusas is Vilkaviskio ap.
Vileikis Antanas, is Leporiu k. Siau-
liu w., S. Monikos.
Vilkas Mare, is Veiveriu vi. Kau-
no ap.
Vilkelyte Ona, d. Elzbietos ir Vim
co, is Kuciunu vi. Seiniu ap.
Vilniene Kaziune.
Visgaitiene Basinskaite Anastazi-
ia, is Pupliu k. Zapyskio vi. Kau-
| no ap.
Vitkus Stanislovas, brolis Juozo.
Vizgaitis Jonas, S. Antano, is Ia
pyskio vi.
Vizgaityte Raudziuviene Agota,
d. Antano, is Zapyskio vi. Kau-
no ap.
Vizgaityte Vizgaitiene Nastazija,
dukte Antano, is Zapyskio vi. Kau-
no ap.
! Vysniauskaite Bereisiene Viktori-
ia, is Nikytu k. Naumiescio Via
dislavovo ap. :.
! Vysniauskas Kazimieras, sunus
Onos, brolis Barboros.
Zemaitiene Basinskaite Elzbieta,
is Pypliu k. Zapyskio vi. Kauno a.
zemrietaites, seserys Elzbietos Kar-
klienes.
zilinskas Antanas, ir Juozas, is Gar
bavos k. Garliavos par. ir vi. Kau-
no ap.
Zvinklys Konstantinas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

salkauskas Valentines, is Jovaisiu k.
Salucka Juozapas ir Kazimieras, is
Ustukiu k. Pasvalio par. Birzu
ap. sunus Zdaneviciutes.
Samuolis Jonas, is Miknaicip KIN.
Barzdu vi. sakiu ap.
savinyte Elena, d. Pranciskaus, is
Vyzuoniu vi. Utenos ap.
Shwabas John, turejeS uki prie Pill
viskiu.
setkus Selma ir dvi seserys Set
kaites, is, Vitkaiciu k. Taurages a.
Sevelis Jonas, Juozas ir Silvestras,
is Stanaiciu k. Gelgaudiskiu vi
sakip ap.
Sidlauskas Liudvikas, is Raudenu
par. siauliu ap. jo zmona Tru-
saite-Sidlauskiene Juzefa,, is Sir
miniu k. Saukenu par. Siauliu ap
ju dukte Sidlauskaite Juzefa il
sunus Sidlauskas Kazimieras, Liud.
vikas ir Silvestras.
sidlauskiene Laukyte Zofija, is
Gedgaudziu k. Salantu vi. Kre-
tingos ap.
Simonaitiene Prane, d. Antano, is
Akmenes, Mazeikiu ap.
simulyte Radkauskiene .Adomai-
tiene Izabele d. Povilo ir Bar
boros Korpaites, is Vevirzenu vi
Kretingos ap. ir jos sunus Rad
| kauskas, Antanas ir Adomaitis
Jonas ir Pranas, gyv. Brooklyn
sipailaite Juzefina, d. Jono.
sirmulis Nikalojus, is Nauju Ba.
kainiu k. Surviliskio vi. Kedainip
| ap.
sirvinskiene Paukstyte Salema, d
Adomo, is Daugeliskiu vi. Sven.
| cioniu ap.
Skaduke Pranskeviciene Ona, Is
Jotiskiu k. Ploksciu vi. sakiu a
Skucaite is Beleviciu k, Veiberiu vi
Skundris Jonas, jo zmona Skundrie.
ne Veronika abu is Jankunu k
Radviliskio ap. ir ju dukte Skun.
dryte Elena, gim. Amerikoje.
Slaniuliene Ramonyte Domice | {
dukte Kazimiero, is Veliuonos vi
Kauno ap.
slicius (slicas) Juozas, is Racali,
k. Sedos apr. zidiku vi.
Smailys is Pazeru k. Veiveriu vi
.Marijampoles ap.
sneideris Gustavas, is Ploksciu k
ir vi. Sakiu ap.
Sneideris Pranas, is Ploksciu k. i,
val. Sakiu ap.
Spee-Bedarf Edelina.
Stankauskiene Karsokaite Marta
is Kuciunu k Lazdiju vi. ir ap.
Stankevicius Juozas s. Jokubo, il
ziezmariu vi. Traku ap.
Starkauskaite Baneviciene Ona i
jos vyras Banevicius Vinca5, gyv
Brooklyn.
Statkevicius Jonas ir Kazys ir Stat
keviciute Kaze, is A. Panemunes
Kauno ap. ,+...
Stoskaite Veronika, d. Vinco ir Ono
is Keturvalakiu vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
Stulginskis Antonette, lankesi 81
tevais L;etuvoje, gyv. Illinois val
Stupeliene CD Kiudulaite Anele, d
Tamosiaus, is Akmenes.
sukys Antanas, is Debeikiu, Ute
nos ap.
sukys Povilas ir sukyte Prane, gi
me Amerikoje, gyv. Vabalnink
vi. Birzu ap.
sukys Sebastijonas, is Suodziu KIN
Naumiescio par.
sutrikas Motiejus, is Teiberiu VI
| Vilkaviskic ap. -" -
Tamulaitiene Tamulaityte Domi
cele, d. Baltramiejaus, is Zapys
kio vi.
Tamulaitis Vincas, is Dievogalos k
Zapyskio vi. Kauno ap.
Tamulaityte Tamulaitiene Dom
cele, d. Baltramiejaus, is Zapys
kio vi.
Taujanskaite, is Taujenq k. (ar Su
dergio k.) Panevezio ap.
Taubing Harry, is Birzu m5~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

REPEcKIENE Monika, 60 me-
tq, mire vasario d., st. AL
bins, NY.
JATAUTAS Kazimieras, IS m.
mire vasario 5 d., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
STANKUS Juozas, 70 metu,
mire sausio II, Milwaukee,
Wis.,, (Suvalku ap. Skrazu
valsc, Kumpiniu km.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno SO metus.
BUTVILIENE Josephine, pus-
anne, mire vasario 5, Chica-
go, Ill, kur buvo ir gimusi.
SARAFINAS Barbora, 70 mt,
mire sausio 20, So Boston,
Mass. (Deltuvos par.), Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
VESULAS Vincentas, SO mt,
mire sausio 20, So Boston,
Mass. (Papiles par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 40 metQ.
BUDREQKIS Justinas, mire
sausio "a, New Britain, Conn
KUDARAUSKAS hozapas, mi
re sausio 10, New Haven,
Conn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

po $1O1.14 nuo kiekvieno Sales
.gyventojo.
Dabar, prez. Trumano pa
tiektas biudzetas pareikalauja
mokesciu-taksq po $282.82 nuo
galvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metu.
KUNDROTIENE Prane, So M,
mire vasario Z, Chicagoj.
MATULAITIS Juozas, "a me-
tq, mire sausio 9, Grand Ra-
pids, Mich.
GUDIENE Mare (Berecnevi-
ciute), pusamze, mire vasa-
rio 1, Chicagoj. (Plunges p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 43 m.
SIMONAIT1ENE Ona, m n e
sausio M, Baltimore, Md.
VALATKA Kazys, mire sau-
sio M, Baltimore, Md.
DAGELIS Kazys, pus a mis-,
. mire vasario 2, Chicagoje.
(Telsiq ap. zarenQ p.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 81 m.
MILINAUSKAS Juozas, mire
sausio M, Baltimore, Md.
CINSKAS Kazimieras, smire
sausio "a, Cambridge, Mass.
AMBOTIENE Pranciska, As m.
mire sausio 20, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
ARMALAVICIUS Adomas, 65
metu, mire sausio menesi,
Girardville, Pa.
NAUJALIS Jonas, IA M, mire
sausio IL, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
(Seinq ap.)
sOLINSKIENE Viktorija, Ga
metu, mire sausio 18, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
RUPEIKIENE Ona, 62 M, mi
re sausio ID, Fark, Pa.
AURILIENE Roze, 67 metu,
mire sausio 3, Youngstown,
Ohio. (Alytaus ap.)
KAZLAUSKIENE Ellen a, 67
metu, mire sausio 18, Lu
Park, Pa.
SALASEVICIUS Petras, mire
sausio 18 d., Ashley, Pa.
JANUsKIENE Jieva, mire sau-
sio 10 Wilkes Barre. Pa.
MATUKONIENE Vikto ri j a,
mire sausio FL, Wilkes Bar
= res, Pa
LAIBINIS Antanas, mire sau-
sio 21, Pittston, Pa.
RAGUNAS Antanas, mire sau-
sio 21. Port Blanchard, Pa.
LEVINSKAS Pranas, m re
sausio "a, Scranton, Pa.
VAITKEVICIUS Jonas, mlre
sausio 25, Luzerne, Pa.
AURILA Stanislovas, Il metu,
mire sausio %, Pringle, Pa.
MIsKINIS .Kazimieras, mire
sausio 27, .Ascley, Pa.
DIBBLE Francis (Rulukea 81
metu, mire vasario 6, Chi
caoo. ILL.,, kur buvo ir gimusl.
LAKARAS Kazimieras, pus-
>amzis, mire vasario 10. Chi
cago, Ill. (Panevezio miesto)
Amerikoi isgyveno AZ m.
NAVADOMSKIS Jurgis, pus-
amzis, mire vasario 10, Chl-
cago, III. (Panevezio ap.'
Pumpenu par) Amerikoj Is
gyveno 35 metus.
SADAUSKAS Juozapas, pus-
amzis, mire vasario II, Chi
cago, Ill, (Taurages ap.,Gau-
res par, Burbiskiu KIN. Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
NAUJOKAITIENE liza b e e
CDemikiute), pusamze,. mi r e
vasario II, Chicago. Ill. (Vll-
kaviskio ap., Samsku parap.'
Pelkiskiu km.) AmerlkoJ Is
gyveno SO metus.
JOGMINAS Juozapas. 68 metu'
mire vasario12, Chicago, ILL.,
Telsiu ap.. zarenu parap.)'
Amerikoi isgyveno 80 metus
STANKEVI Gus Juozapas'
pusamzis, mire vasarlo lo'
Chicago. Ill. (svencionlu ap.'
Metakkiu km.) AmerlkoJ Is
gyveno As metus.
SEREIKIENE Ursule (Gla-
haite). pusamze, mire vasa-
rio IL, Chicago, Ill. Pane-
vezio ap., Smilgiu par, Ute
nu sodz.). iAmerikoje lsgy'
veno IS metus.
MICKUS Pranciskus, 43 metu'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apSvieta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04
TAKSAI S2S2.S2 NUO
GALVOS

Prizes Americas istojima j
kara, per fiskali 194O-41 meta
federales valdzios kastai buvo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-04
MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVLAI AMERIKOS LlETUVIAI

pie mirusus Lietuvius same skyriuje tapinama dyka
, 1949-12-06
MODERN ETIQUETTE
by Roberta Lee

Q. It is all right to use ruled
paper for social correspondence?
A. No; if there is trouble in
writing a straight line, buy the
blackruled paper which fits under
the notepaper and envelopes.
These r called guides and can
be purchased in any stationary
store.
Q. When should the guests ar
rive at the church for a wedding
ceremony?
A. From a half-hour to not la
ter than five minutes before the
ceremony. The guests should be
seated before the parents, of the
bride and bridegroom arrive.
Q. When applesauce is served
with pork, should it be- eaten with
a spoon or fork?
A. It is better to use the fork.
, 1949-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "ALCOA PILGRIM" is
scheduled to sail from New Or
leans November 21st, Mobile No
vember 23rd, Tampa November
26th, and is due at Frederiksted
on or about December 10th, ac-
cepting freight for st. Kits, Anti
qua and Trinidad.
ALcoA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc,
, 1949-12-06
LESSON in ENGLISH
by w. L. Gordon
WORDS OFTEN M1susEp:

Do not say, HE is one of those
people who writes quite often"
Say, He is one of those people
who write quite often"
, 1949-12-06
LOOK and LEARN
BY A. &. Gordon

l. What is the actual width of
the column Of mercury in a clini-
cal thermometer?
2. Who was the first U. S. Pre-
sident to speak over the radio?
8. What is the highest peak of
the South American Andes?
4. Which runs the long way of
a fabric-the warp or the wool?
5. What animal washes its food
before eating it?
ANSWERS on back page)
, 1949-12-06
WORD STUDY

CAPRICE, a sudden, unreason-
able change of mood or opinion;
a whim. pronounce ka-pres, a
unstressed, e as in me, accent sec
ond syllable). IF you live accord
ing to the worlds caprice, you
will never be rich."-Seneca.
, 1949-12-06
OFTEN

Resume (noun) Pronounce ra-
zu-ma, both as as in ray, u as in
use, principal accent on last
syllable.
, 1949-12-06

6GaaaRaa6a11aaa
, 1949-12-06

Q. It is all right to use ruled
paper for social correspondence?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01

Gardening begins with turning
over the soil. This ancient practice,
dating from prehistoric times, has
been attacked by critics like most
traditional methods in agriculture.
But recent scientific tests have
proved again that spading in gar
dens, and blowing for larger areas,
are the best methods of condition
ing soil for planting.
Depth of spading has long been a
subject for debate. English garden
ers, with the experience of cen
turtles behind them, are strong for
''trenching," which means turning
over the soil two spade lengths
deep. Since the standard garden
spade has a blade twelve inches
long, this loosens the soil to depth
of two feet.
For roses, perennials, and some
annual crops, private gardeners in
this country often practice trench
ing. 1t is a good way to prepare a
perennial bed, where the plants
are to grow for several years with
out disturbance.
But for vegetables, and annual
flowers, trenching seems to be moi
necessary. Turning the soil to 6
depth of twelve inches is sufficient
By the time you have turned over
a hundred square feet, on the frs
warm day of spring, you will be in
clined to settle on that basis.
Spading, in fact, can be over
done, especially that first day
When muscles are soft after win
ter's rest, they must be broken il
with caution. It is important, how
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
MISS MISCHIEF
GRADUATES AT
STEPHENS

Columbia Missouri, May rs
Miss Carlene l.. Mischief of
Zion, is a candidate for an AS
sociate in Arts degree from the
Stephens College here. Com
mencement exercises for the
10th graduating class will be
held on May 31st, with degrees
conferred by DR.. Homer Price
Rainey, president of Stephens
College.
The Commencement program
beginning Monday, May 23rd,
will be highlighted by special
events planned for the enter
tainment of the parents of STU
dents and other guests. Includ-
ed on the program will be the
presentation of a play, "F'resh
Fields" by Ivor Navello, a
horse show, a water carnival,
an art exhibit, an air review,
concerts, and a physical educa-
ton demonstration.
A vesper service for parents
will be held Sunday evening,
May 10Th. The Baccaleaureate
services for the graduating
class will take place that morn
ing.
Following the comforting of
special honors at the Awards
Convocation May 80, a picnic
luncheon will be served to sew
eral thousand persons on the
college campus. That evening
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
Drive spade straight down to get maximum depth

ever, that you do not skimp on the
depth of spading. Drive the spade
straight down, never at an angle,
so that you get the full advantage
of it's 12-inch blade. If you want to
take it easy, and it is advisable that
you do, limit the area that you
spade each day, rather than lessen
ing the depth to which you dig.
One hours work a day for eight
days will turn over to spade depth
1900 square feet, and leave its
owner without even sore muscles.
Spading loosens the soil, lets air
into it, and leaves it in the best
condition for both water and air
to enter. Spading also can be used
to mix with the soil coarse mate
rails which will improve it's condl-
ton. Good soil, Ohio State expert
ments showed, is composed of Is
per cent ''pores" containing air,
IS per cent "pores" containing wa
ter, and so per cent solid matter.
Heavy clay soil has particles so
fine that there are not enough
pores in it. But it can be made
good by mixing one inch of fine
cinders or very coarse sand, an
inch of manure or substitute such
as compost or peat moss, to four
inches Of clayey soil. This will give
an idea of the quantity of coarse
material needed to loosen heavy
garden soil. Spread it evenly over
the garden, and try to mix it evenly
with the soil, so that it will Gre
ate pores all through it, and
thus improve aeration and also wa
F.! ter retention.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
DAILY VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL

For the past two Sunday a
registration for Daily Vacation
Bible School has been made at
Bible School along with an ad-
ditional registration last Sat-
urday morning. From these
registrations it appears that a
large number of children are
going to take advantage of the
interesting program and Bible
study that is being planned by
the Christian Catholic Church.
Others who have not yet reg
istered but wish to come may
register on the opening day,
Monday, June 9Th. For those
who have not paid their regis
tration fee that will be collect
ed that morning. The fee is
Csc. This will be the only cost
as there will be no collection
taken durig the session.
Glasses will start at 9 o'clock
and run to 11:45 a. m. Monday
through Friday from June 9Th
to June 18th.
Children living in outlying
districts, where transportation
is needed, will be picked up by
the church bus if they will con-
tact Elder Taylor before Mon
day.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01

the fathers and brothers of stu
dents will be entertained at an
Old Missouri Barbecue, with
men faculty members as hosts.
The mothers of students will be
entertained at a buffet supper
following a fashion show that
afternoon.
Miss Mischief, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Misch-
Ter of 2543 Elisha Avenue, is a
member Alpha Alpha Alpha,
social sorority.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
BICYCLE SAFETY
SAFETY

Bicycling is great fun, is
,healthful and serves as a suit
able means of transportation.
yet the use of it is terribly abus-
ed. In 1941, collisions between
bicycles and motor vehicles
caused 900 deaths and $1,000
injuries. Half the deaths were
among children 10 to IA years
of age and one-fourth were
among the Is to 10 age group.
Here arer the primary reasons
for this record:
2 out of 3 biclists injured vio-
lated some traffic regula-
ton.
Bicycle drivers failed to give
right-of-way.
Many bicyclists did not sig
nal intention of turning.
2 out of 5 fatal accidents oc-
Cured because there was no
front or real light on bicycle.
l out of 5 bicycles involved
in accidents was defective.
Two-thirds of accidents be-
tween vehicles involved
violation on part of bicycle
operator.
The above is submitted by
the Safety & Traffic Engineer
ing Department of the Chica-
go Motor Club, through the
courtesy of General Fisher,
chairman of Zion Safety Com
mittee.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
GARDEN CLUB BREAKFAST

The Garden Club breakfast
for members and guests will be
held on the lawn of Mrs. James
Anderson's new home, Wads-
worth Road, June 9Th, 900 A.
M. Please bring your own
dishes and camp chair.
Mrs. James Smelling is the
hostess chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Arthur Capp and Mrs. j.
Hildebrandt.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
CANCER FUND DRIVE

For the second straight year,
Lake County went over the top
in the cancer fund drive last
week when collections of $24,-
437.7O were announced by DR..
Arnold E. Osterberg of Wau-
kegan, general chairman. This
years total was $637.7O above
the quota of S23,800 set for
Lake county by the American
Cancer Society.
Mrs. Henry w. Jonas was
the Zion chairman.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
MISS MISCHIEF ON SENIOR
HONOR ROLL

Columbia, Missouri, May %
Miss Carlene Mischief of
Zion has been named to the
Senior Honor Roll at Stephens
College here as was disclosed
in the college yearbook, Steph-
ensophia, which was distribute
ed on campus this week.
The Honor Roll gives recog-
milton to seniors who have rem
dered distinctive services to
the college and to their fellow
students without having re-
ceived such recognition thru
other channels. A picture of
Miss Mischief together with
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01

the following tribute marks her
place in the roll of honor:
"For her everything, extern
sive and capable services to the
campus as Publicity Chairman
of Civic Association"
Miss Mischief is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E.
Mischief of 2543 Elisha Ave-
nue., Zion.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-01
THE PROPOSED
BUDGET

Study of the Illinois state
budget for the July 1, 1919 to
June 80, 1851 biennium, sub
mitted to the 66th General AS
sembly by Governor Stevenson,
discloses that this $1,273,OO0,-
900 appropriation measure is
a 24-month budget without de-
pendence upon deficiency ap-
preparations. The latter device
helped previous administra-
tons in keeping down bien-
mum budget proposals.
Separating the varied items
within the budget shows the
following major expenses: -
State aid to cities, $4O,OOO,OOO
(new appropriation Common
schools, $112,OO0,OOO ($46,-
100000 increase); r Old age
pensions, S145,OOO,OOO Cup
$12,OOO,OO0); Child aid, $780,
100000 ($6,5OO,OOO rise)
General relief, S43,OOO,OOO Cup
$11, OOO,OOO); University of
Illinois, operating, $67,60O,000
Cup $7,000,000); Other state
colleges, operating, $2O,7OO,-
900 ($6,7O0,000 increase);
Highway construction, $101,-
100000 Cup $2,000,000); Pub
lie welfare, $121,00O,O0O;
Building improvements total
ing $59,4OO,OOO to cover Uni
versity of Illinois, 100000,
Other state colleges, $13,O0O,-
900, Mental hospitals, $751;
100000; Prisons, $4,60O,OOO,
and tuberculosis sanitaria and
hospitals, $9,80O,000.
Also included is $20,0OO,000
to give $4,000 state employees
a ten per cent pay increase.
This budget, it will be noted,
includes aid for financially dis
tressed cities and added funds
for schools, thus proving once
again that Gov. Stevenson is
intent upon keeping his cam
paign pledges.
In compiling the budget all
department heads were eau
toned by the states chief exc
cutive to pare requests down
to minimum requirements, thus
maintaining the pledge of
economy in operating a sound,
sane, sensible state govern
ment for the people of Illinois.
From Illinois Public Official.
Presented by Richard D. Stuck,
State Central Committeeman
for the 18th District.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Hit-Run Death Suspect Seeks
Woman He Says Can Clear Him

A Montgomery County doctor
charged with manslaughter and
hit-run driving in a traffic death,
is seeking an unidentified woman
driver who. he said. could help
establish his innocence.
pr. Robert r. Morris, director Of
the county mental hygiene clinic
and psychiatrist at Chestnut
Lodge Sanitarium. who must
answer the charges May 2 in Beth
esda Police Court, appealed
through the newspapers for the
woman to come forward and
verify my story"
He was arrested by Montgomery
County police as the hit-run driver
responsible for the accident In
which Miss Juliette Ann Fleck, II.
of Youngwood, Pa, received fatal
injuries April 10. The mishap on
Route s240 involved four automo-
biles. police reported. The PSYCHE
ARTIST i is at liberty under $500
bond.
DR.. Morris said that while driv-
ing In the vicinity Of Georgetown
Preparatory School he nicked the