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Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
July

July
i-JAfte cepsr'r 81 files antitrust
est = s~fH.f cauif iu Chicago
- .raraetnr up du Poni EN-
~ r.. Ia.k,a Luciano. ex.Ne1
ktt kinr barred from Rome
De- 80 questioned about mar
estt tHs
slafu receives Goethe prize
|etatatr ~ nfsi visit TO native
90 ns ~ u Neafs
August
PhoaaHe'ct. etlef accurately meas
IRE. constituents Of single cells. is
de easfl ted ~ Columbia univer
Sii
= Dispute over federal aid to religious
sehoa~ between Cardinal Speilman
and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt ends.
70 FCC announces a ban on radio and
tee sion ouiz pfoerams.
September
General AIRY Vaughan defends
himself in "5-per center" probe and
keeps White House job. Defense
Seoretar, Johnson wants 10 abolish
senator's world tips at government
expense.
American expedition to fino Noahs
AIR fa.ls.
~ Us district Judge Restraints FEC
from enforcing prohibition OF give
aWdN programs.
70 Tokyo Rose found guilty OF treason
October
3 Agriculture department reports
Americans spending 2 per cent less
OF Their incomes for food than last
year. Vatican reports S23 million
Catholics In the world.
y Use Koch. convicted as murderess
o. B~uchenWald concentration camp
In Germany. formally released from
~uliitarv prison after her life sen
ienre Is ~confnuted.
,, Or. Mater Hess. Zurich. and DR..
Antonio Monix. Lisbon. di, tide Nobel
prtie for medicine for work on brain
November
a-Deaiers urge no boarding of coffee
during shortage.
l6- Shth Of lrau arrives for American
visit.
i8 vee-Ptesident Alben Barley mar.
RES Mrs. Carleton Hadley of ST.
Louis.
10 Eighteen OF 20 who vent down on
Bog near Bermuda rescued.
90 New drug. neomycin, works wonders
IN ending kidney infections.
December
: Us may have booster bomb 10
set OFF more powerful bomb. Mt.
Etna eraptions threaten Siclii n
towns,
Former Rep. Andrew j. May Cd,
kN.i enters federal prison on fraud
sentence. Census bureau says en-
pioNmeni is up. Shirley Temple gets
divorce on ''iiouor and lipstick'
flea.
B New Jersey citizens told TO curtatl
use of water. Gil. found hiding in
tent In Germany with f~raulein and
baby. New German drug reported
as promising" treatment foI can
Ger.
n-vice-President Barley satiri7cs SELF
NJ Gridiron club banquet.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

ttNrS ~unIAefssi wu
tffA iianirs. wage
aft, stesffel> IN the sf.ie-ot the
uHiof message
secretary ct state George { Ma
shall resigns and is frpiaoet b.
Dean Arheson
- Stfie denafimeni po.ie, statement
sts is VIII tom Neiih Atlantic
defense alliance.
February
8 Truman declares Constitution gives
htat rnwer to stop uaikouts affect
Ing national health and welfare.
= Presidents says current price de
cIne and unemplo, meni increase
rata4ug to worfy about.
- Hoover commission makes report on
r~efrrartr"f REORGANIZATION. Truman
SAWS lie wil stump nation TO defend
is program stalled IN congress.
koreh
? Ar force B-50 makes first nonstop
TRIP around world
; louiy Johnson replaces James For
rest ~ secretary OF defense.
Il IS senate rejects ruling against
filbusiets UNIV. announces two
WEEK |tnsoti4l wllkoui.
10 President signs bill extending rent
s0ni,si through June 10. 1850
April
IA Congress passes second wear E.R.P
1nthefi1.iilon House votes SIG bill
flan iaf afns
10 GfNcfnfneni rests case in trial OF top
: Communists.
~ NAY Secretary John l. Sullivan re
sians Ii protest against cancellation
% paiis 10 complete super aircraft
confer
Moy
Administration efforts to repeal
Tsti lialtlry act come 10 temporary
: sstflkc 81 o.. $50 clio. workers
closes Ford Motor Cos River Rouge
plht
u Francis Patrick Matthews. Omaha.
succeeds John L. Sullivan - secre-
taiN OF navy.
II Ainmic energy commission under
Ire IS pound of uranium reported
missing. Franklin D Roosevelt. Jr..
elected TO congress by New York
district.
d Congressional investiga alton OF atom
lc energy commission begins.
June
3-Alrer Hiss perjury trial opens. Three
top Commanists sentenced to jail
Tor contempt Of court.
7-Gordon Gray appointed secretary OF
army.
8-yohn l.. Lewis orders one-week mine
%sioppafe.
30 John L.. Lewis orders miners &c
~ars only three days o week
Judith Coplon convicted rs spy.
gets from 40 months 70 10 years.
July
John Foster Dulles appointed to
Us. senate.
Thurman abandons tax increase plans.
md ealls for deficit spending
u IS ~iltifies Atlantic pact. House
rejects Brannan farm plan.
2B Human offers Attorney General
Tom Clark seat on supreme court.
asks Senator J. Howard McGfath
to become attorney general.
August
5 State department, white paper marks
oil nationalist China IS lost cause
4 Fiye per center pTobers accuse Maj
Gen. Harry Vaughan OF influence
peddling.
M General Omar Bradley appointed
first chairn an of JOINT chiefs Of
staff.
= House recesses without sena'e's per.
mission Probe Of corruption In B-3b
- sA.a
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

September

10 Presidcnt's fA%ct-findlng boafd re.
jects steel workers demands for
iourth-round pay raises
Is Federal Judge Sherman Min,on nom
mated 10 supreme court.
IS Government files antitrust sui TO
break up A & p chain.
ip strike called by coal miners John
l. Lewis.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
August


l-Dutch-Indonesian truce signed.
2-Tito calls for uprising against his
Comm rm foes in Albania and Bull
para. warns Russia not TO invade
Yueoslavia.
IL International rules of war revised.
u Moscow denounces Tito's Yugosla-
via as enemy OF Russia.
lG Greece reports rou, OF rs northwest
prn rebels.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
December


!. - NEEDY children in
China total 90 million,
Is million OF whom
~cit made homeless by war with
Japan.
: An Force submits to Defense Secre-
tary James Forrestal proposed pol
icy To discontinue racial segregation
in ranks.
% Repairmen oyerhouling the White
House open the building to reporters
~hn found parts of il near collapse
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Qecemher

~ Government denies F H.A loans UP.
IA racially restricted properties,
Lewis orders tnree.day Work week
after miners quit work again.
John l. Lewis signs pact with sone
coal companies involving wage IN
creases. Former air force major,
Racey Jordan. says Reds got atomic
materials and radar equipment, dur
ing war with official aid
Lit. Gen. Leslie Groves denie,
charges that Henry Wallace and late
Harry Hopkins prodded him TO give
stom secrets or materials to Rus.
sa. Steelworkers end strike a.
itcoa
.l-Mineown-r talk about forcing Goa
strike TO bring about showdown WIFE
John l.. Lewis. Department OF oe'
tense drops ll6 900 employees
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

VICE Adm. Forrest +. Sherman
named chiei OF naval operations.
Clio. Gusts ieit-wing United Elec-
tric.i and Fam Equipment workers
3 Eleven convicted Communists freed
on bail to press appeals.
3 Navy Captain John Croumelln rep
rimanded for revealing HaNys bit
ietness at defense setap Far Deal
program triumphs in New York as
Democratic Lehman defeats Repub-
iican Dulles in senatorial race,
John L. Lewis issues back io-work
order, postponing coal strike until
Tinted Mine Workers and US Steel
sign pact. breaking back Of steel
strike. tncersecreiar. oscar l..
Chapman succeeds Julian krug as
secretary of the interior.
Senator Thomas ID. Okla.i says
sweden failed 10 show proper re-
spect for him on recent visit.
Lefiwing demonstrators In New YORK
Cit, riot al National Maritime Union
nail Alger Hiss perjury trial opens.
Whlttaker Chambers 'estliies against
Alger Hiss.
David f. Lilienihal. ACC head, re-
signs.
John /. Lewis calls off meeting with
advisers as coal strike deadline
looms US. %nnounce impending
tests OF new A-bombs al Enlwetok.
Desice to breed" atomic energy
feel disclosed BY Us.
g hep. J. parnell Thomas r. NJ :
drops innocent plea to charges OF
raNroif nadding
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

igiq rf.flpr lcAate lli-siar Ap base.
b.ai ie fn team announced
Is ttau.r Yam scores fastest heavy.
Wc.ghi ~aoc.uOt on record IN Lon
dom boot wits George Stern tl2 sec.
ufdS. iftsi round
u G., ciand Indians sold TO a syudi.
cafe Of CicN cland business men.
"a TED wlliaiAs. Rcd Sox. named
American Leagues most valuable
DllNer
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Ute
2-"WalI Street Journal" survey re-
Neais used car prices melting like
snow under o hot spring sun"
q Amefican Medical association gags"
It's chi f spokesman and comedies
Us reeds adequate public health
plln.
IS III ,rucy General Tom Clark orders
F.Bl Investigation OF terrorism In
Alabama where several have been
beaten or intimidated BY hooded
night riders
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
February

7 NJfUUTT
2 Film star Robert Mitchum and &C.
ness Lila Leeds sentenced to 60-day
prison terms In Los Angeles court
on m%arijuana charges.
sa Grady. inquisitive COW OF Yukon.
Okli., plunged into silo, achieved
bovine far while nation racked
brains for four days over problem
Of how to get her out.
General Motors announces wages
Of "a 1000 employees viii be reduced
under cost-of-liring contract with
uM ON
r ANts : ~ begins defense at treason
tyni hv saving treason cannot be
t0is united BY "inere words
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
September
October

2-Russa recognizes Communist gov
errrent in China
6-I'g -Four foreign ministers meet
again On Austria. Yuroslavia takes
its Cominiorm dispute before U.N.
ll-prime Minister OF India. Nehru. ar
tiyes for visit in Tinted states.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
September

t.f Hs DANls Ci.p. deiraiire
.sif,ls toul m.i,hcs 10 one ten
3 a.. lies Coo. ONl.h0m. CITY. Ains
Is. ar Huf golf championship IN
l~in,hc>itf. NY Joseph DE bona
u tiNwood. NH- Hcndi< .lr trophy.
: BN pdnf sD,Vd ttcofd haldc i0r
i0lni ite-Waiid Tight a saes into
fatse ID liri.4. OhHa during NJ
'.ahii All Haees IA Cleveland. XIII.
scr tNn atHtr>. SILVER Cup Trophy
4l at1fhn - u ing goes to BIZ Can.
itca nfties Horace podee's My
Swr,tic
25 use Siggs c r~lo,ll8n. Ga. takes
IS womcn'S opcn salf tue IN Land.
uNt Md
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

10 Chiang kai-shek enlists Philippines
in drive to form Pacific union, takes
charge OF Chinese nationalist re-
sisiance Britain. US. Canada agree
to September conference on Bri'ain's
dollar shortage, United Kingdom or
ders Is per cent cut In dollar eN-
ports through mid 1886.
10 Roman Catholic church issues world
wide accommodation Of Commu
nists.
90 Y~ugoslavia breaks relations with
Greek glerrillas.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
September

. Mi Gen. Walter Short. army com
mdnder ai Pearl Harbor when Japan
attacked
p Richard Strauss. German composer
10 Wiley Bloitni Rutledge. associate Jus
tee Of supreme court.
Is Ernest Edward Bonham, Pittsburef
Pirate pitcher. former Yankee star
10 Frank Morgan. film star.
10 VIII Cuppv. author. critic and humor
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

George Moran tsearcyl. survivor OF
Moran and Mack. the two black
Crows
L" Al shean. survivor OF Gallagher and
Sheln, comedy team.
Is Margaret Mitchell. author OF Gone
with the Wind"
~ Dr. Samuel Green. imperial wizard
OF Association OF Georgia kians
* * X
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
lo-rrank Frisch, New York coach. be

2-Ter Schroeder takes mems singles
~ Wimbledon, England, tennis
~..npionships: Louise Brcugh takes
women's singles; Frank Parker
Richard Gonzales take mems doub-
les; Mrs. Margaret Dupont and MISS
Btnueh take vomen's doubles.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

, Atlanta city council bans public
wettirc Of masks except for festive
occasions This is blow TO ku Kiux
Kan
10 Frark Hague 32-year rule as boss
II Jcfset City ends wn.n Hague ma
chine Is swept out of office.
y Movie star Rita Hayworth is mar
red to Prince Ally Khan.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
October

{ R~oert Emme, Hannegan. expo
master general and DEMOCRATIC 4
tional chairman. Col. Matt ]. Wiz
who made Kentucky Derby famot
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Woy
! Russians agree TO lift rail blockade
Of Berlin. Dutch, ~Indonesians agree
on new truce. Reds capture Hang
chow. isolaie Shanghai.
IL Israel admitted 10 uN
a3-Big 4 minister's conference opens ~
Paris. West German constitution
adopted. Reds capture Shanghai
70 Big a deadlocks on German unity
Soviet-zone Germans adopt consiitu
ton. Czech Reds hit Catholic church
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

OITUN-T
So : Ntse N..uKtr, defeat Brooklyn.
y r world SERIES. fnuf games
ter.
% Capei beats co4iiown 10 wn Baiii.
ns3.N i'rfc special.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

tVVU o"V wv y
land.
3-Robert Ingersoli Aiken. s~culuiui
hDr. August Herman pfund. atlihof
ity on infra-red and other raNs fnf
on optics,
5-Joseph II McNabb. Bell and iioWel
president.
ll-Nelson Doubleday. book and mfer
1ne publisher
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
December

ll-Clifford Bergman. edit
ist for Washington sta
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Morch

l.fesi eet-rich-quick scheme to
sweep America is Pyrarld club.
witch works On order OF chain letter.
Us birihs reported by Public
n. ~ SefNi,e 10 number 1859 900
10 lGiS
~ AXIS : d, sentenced from 10 to 40
NrsiS h PRISON for treason.
April
u ftr~idrnt Truman sass he would no,
hesitate 10 use atom bomb under the
siirc circumstances II Was used on
Jafan
rs Bleau Of Agricultural Economics
predicts slirhi drop IN prices in
comes. production for l9ip.
N Rn STA completely Jams Voice OF
Amcrcar bioadcasts to the U.S.S.R.
containing accounts OF negotiations
-rdl9p Reflin blockade
Evening star., 1949-02-21

! Originally 14.95 AII-woo' Mock.
now, size "A marine color. A.8
CIose-out price --- .-4a
3 Originally lz.9s. Melton Jsekets.
oil wool, sizes 48, 81, 81, A.8
zipper EAose-ou Price
7 Originally 9.95 Mems browns
jackets. al woot, grey os- 81
sorted sizes ------+-k -
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Waste Paper Goes
Begging as Rising
Costs Cut Market
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Waste
paper now Is in oversupply In
most sections of the country.
The situation is in sharp con-
trast to the days not so. long ago
when charitable and other organ
izations earned many a dollar by
selling salvaged paper collected by
volunteers.
Prices have skidded so far from
the wartime highs that CONNER
cial waste paper Arms in scores
Of towns and cities no longer pay
outside collectors enough to make
their efforts profitable.
Until a few months ago, many
Office buildings, newspaper plants,
stores and apartment houses were
paid by contracts for the privilege
Of hauling paper away. Now they
find they have to foot the removal
bill.
One editor in Upstate New York
reported:
1T has been our custom for
years to bale our waste paper and
give 1t to the Salvation Army.
guess for the first time in our
history we haven't been able to
get anybody for several weeks to
cart 1t away. We have to pay a
trucking concern"
Principal factors underlying this
situation are higher freight rates.
diminishing consumption and
smaller waste paper demand by
many mills which are turning 1t
back to pulp as it becomes more
plentiful and cheaper following
wartime shortages.
Last year, about 100000 tons
of waste paper were collected and
consumed in this country, accord
ing to Colley 8. Baker, director of
the Eastern Conservation Com
mittee of the Waste Paper Con-
suming Industries. This was a
decline Of about S per cent from
1947, although paper and paper
board production set a new high
record in 1948.
In many areas, waste paper
collection is not profitable even
by well developed commercial
firms because of the high cost Of
freight on long hauls to mills.
Freight rates are about so per
cent higher now than in the be-
ginning of 1916. Mr.. Baker said.
This makes distant shipments
prohibitive.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
ADVERTISEMENT
Hospital Insurance Available
FOR AGES 60 TO IS

disqualification Insurance tina t
covers both accident and sickness Is
now available to men and women
ages so to IS. 1t pays you $500 a
day while in any recognized hos
pital for as long as 80 days for each
sickness commencing after the policy
is in force for 30 days and each
accident occurring from the minute
1t is issued.
It also provides $4,000 for hospital
extras-for each period of confine-
ment. This can mean as much as
$4,000 for each separate accident
or sickness-yet the policy costs you
less than 6 cents day. SEND NO
MONEY. Mail your name, address
and date of birth to Old American
Insurance Co., Dept. H-248, Kansas
City 6, Mo. A policy will be mailed
at once for FREE examination. No
agent will call.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
christiun Church Group
In Arlington to Meet

The Arlington's Laymen's
League of Wilson Boulevard
Christian Church will hear an
open forum discussion of re-
ligious education in Arlington
schools at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
church.
Speaking for the abandonment
of religious education in Arling-
ton public schools will be the Rev.
Gilbert A. Phillips, Unitarian
Church of Arlington. and Herman
Edelsberg. legal counsel for the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth. The Rev. George F. Tit
mann of St. Mary's Episcopal
Church will oppose them.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
master Plumbers Plan
Silver Sprinu Dance

The Washington Suburban
Master Plumbers Association will
hold its annual dinner and dance
at Z pm. Thursday at the Indian
Spring Country Club, Silver
Spring.
The affair will mark the in
stallation of John r. Crockett
Silver Spring, as president of the
bi-county organization. succeed
ing Daniel F. Buckley, Mount
Rainier. Louis Lebowitz. attorney
for the association. will be toast
master.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
'WsIssms 10 the South

ihs prsnis d uaiinissl sppsrtuaisy
rAs s1s ss~ islsssrtss thst lssstsd slsae
Dc Ssuthera Nsiissy systsa b h pss
t~e seaR hkss thsif -3shshss1 - have
ysu- ~eiesus Is hi, upsadssaias iaad
Ybsr isesssy ~iil- tee.
-Lssk xksal - Lask sssskr
A4>Ass q. A-aa~A&
s.s..
Evening star., 1949-02-21
7SPoRTIk g q % $

80 Dozen Originally Sc TO 75e
Golf BoIIs, repoint and new,
famous nokes, cIose-out 1Ec
price. eoch-A -
Evening star., 1949-02-21

-. ~hsss Mn cAssui,s frs&dss arssa2s
ssra ~ esdsu sssshsss selns@< -
As IsausriL prsess
-. WHARF Astker Nshsss b lsvish w.tk
ka ~ q. vAsss indssrisissase b ssa-
ossias b. iasps ssl bsasA ~Asrs s~ssy
.sv plas. b enthusiastically ~siesasd by
his.Ly. espabia. sssse.as.-eri psspas ssd
...vAes. 'hs sssssai, skiss are bisht vith
Evening star., 1949-02-21

The electric shock of electric
eels is produced chemically.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
MEMS S 20 4 I WEAR

20 Mems originally 6.s5 to ss5
AII-wooI Sweaters, window solIed.
assorted sizes, styles "ond 1877
3 pr. Mems originally 3.s5 POLO
mos, size 3, striped pottern, ooc
coat style. Close out --'
9 Mems Originally 7.s5 ond e:e5
Flannel Robes, assorted at
sizes, close-out price, -
Evening star., 1949-02-21
LUGGAGE
7 Originally 24.50
MEMS 2O-INCH
WEEKEND BAGS
800
. Plus tex . Cloth lined
. PIostie covered frome . Soft
side style.

! Originally $500 Mons Two
suiter, alligator groin, Z hong
ers, cIose-out price, plus 7.V
tax
10 Originally 1850 Mems Leether
Hondboss, l2-lnch size, l.@
close-out, plus tox
z Originally z4.oo "somsonite"
Pullmon Cases discontinued
style, cIose-out, plus Us
tax 80
z Originally 22.5o "somsonite"
Ladies' q" Wardrobe 1880
coses, close out. plus tox -
z Originally 1850 "somsonite" IS"
Overnight Cases. eIose-out Q.25
plus tox- ~
5 Originally 1925 Mems "Hinson' +
Valet 6Iodstones. cfoseout OFT
price plus tax ------
! Originally lo.ss locker Trunky
domoaed. eapsesput price, 2.W
plus tdx Y z 49, -
u orisirait iss Ladies' Qoc
Round Hat soxes, plus tax 20
s..,ss.s.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
. Sixes s to II . Steel orch
support.

support.
10 Mems Originally 5.s5 Sport
Shirts, wool flannel. os- l.4
sorted sizes and coIors
s Boys' Originally 1880 Corduroy
Sport Coots. size Il, ton 2.88
royon lined ---- -
80 pr. Mems Originally 2.s5 Swim
Trunks oil sizes, ton Or o7c
6s Originally 80 to 3.75 Mems
Winter Undershirts. long TIC
sleeves, al sizes, close out ~
IS sr. Originally 3.s5 Mems
Leather Dress Gloves I.l9
brown, block or eroy, all sizes
50 soHsinoliy 100 70 80 Mems
Ties window soied, nice DC
spntfenas. ond colors : ~
lS Originally 3.o5 Mems Dress
Shirts, counter soiIed, qs-. TIC
sorted sizes, close out - SI
8 Originally 5.95 Mems Swim
Suits Suit. no" blue e'0se-srt 90
46 pr. Originally to 5.e5 Mems
Shoes, 81 .,ote for w work. sizes 6 to 2's8
10 Originally 7.95 Salt Voter
Fishing Rods, 2-pc, 5-ft. A.86
split bamboo, new stock 7
$50 Originally 200 Bosket Boil
Jerseys, all coIors and sizes, Aoc
close-o price-- ~
Evening star., 1949-02-21
!! i.Iin oss

E pr. Originally 3.s5 and 4.e5
Mems Riding Breeehes, for work
or riding, -cIose-out Ooc
price. Sizes SO to So ~
u pr. Originally 7.95 to 1895
Lsdies' Riding Breeehss, ooc
sizes 81, oIose-ou price "
81 pr. Originally 6.e5 Lodies'
Leather Jodhpurs Shoes, l.8
all sizes, eIose-out price, -
8 Originally up to 24.e5 Lsdies'
Riding Coots, Il to Is. at
All wool, cIose-out---0 -
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29
1he TheOCrat

and Ezra Avenue, and the First
Baptist Church of Zion has con-
tributed $500, and the church
members will install the Mark
er, at the corner of 9th Street
and Ezekiel Avenue.
A donation covering the in
stallation of the 4th Marker,
came in from an individual who
did not want his name men,
toned, living in the block be-
tween 30th and 31st Street on
Eshcol Avenue, for installation
of a Marker at 30th Street and
Eshcol Avenue.
1t is expected that these 8
additional Markers will be in
stalled within the next week.
Exchange Club members were
informed at the regular meet
ing of the club, this week, that
one more pouring will COM
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29
OFFNER : STEVENS
WEDDING

The Henry Offner family
and other relatives and friends
from Zion drove to La Grange,
ILL.,, last Wednesday evening to
attend the wedding of Clark
BENJAMIN Offner to Miss Bar
bara Jean Stevens.
The wedding took place at
the Evangelical Mission church
at La Grange, while the recep-
ton with 200 guests in attend
ance, was held at the Oak Park
Arms hotel in Oak Park.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29

plete the requirements for this
summer.
The cement mixer, which has
been used by the Exchange
Club crews, is the property of
Commissioner Vernon Thomp-
son, who donated it's use for
mixing the cement to make the
Street Markers. Steel reinforc-
ing rods, used in the Markers,
were obtained at cost, from
the North Shore Welding and
Machine Shop in Zion, and the
white paint for painting the
Markers was furnished by
Kroncke & Colby, of Round
Lake Park, Illinois, also at cost.
Exchangite Paul Hatton will
letter the Markers, using stem
ellis which are owned by the
City of Zion.
The Zion City Woman's Club
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29
ORDERS FOR EXCHANGE
CLUB STREET MARKERS
COMING IN

The Zion Exchange Club
now has 4 orders for the new
concrete Street Markers, which
members of the Exchange Club
and their friends have been
making, at the City of Zion
Yards, on Sheridan Road at
10Th Street.
The first Marker has been
installed at the corner of 30th
Street and Sheridan Road, and
has been painted white and
will be lettered in black, with
in the next few days.
Exchangite Ed Van Diem has
contributed $500, collected
from his neighbors, for a Mark
er at the corner of 18th Street
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29

is assisting in the project and
will shortly put on a house to
house campaign, so that ulti-
mately a Street Marker can be
located at every corner in the
City.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10

Second Grade: First, "Some-
body's Mother" Warren Schimpf;
second, ma and Her Auto" Kath-
ryn Jones.
Third and Fourth Grades: First,
Little Black Sambo," Mary Mat
thews; second, "Seein' Things" !"
Ronald Webb.
Fifth and Sixth Grades: First, "a
Sensible Runaway" Coleman Webb;
second, my Car AID Whiskey Kill
ed A Baby" Rose Marie Mitchell.
Seventh and Eighth Grades:
First, "Tommys" Margie Clark; sec
ond, Public Enemy Number One"
Wilson Jones.
Pins were awarded to the above
winners and Mr.. Cantrell, superin-
tendent of the Glendale School
presented each winner with a gift.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Neil, Pastor
Sunday, June Il
Sunday school services at 10 a
m. in charge of F. w. Ireland, su
perintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. by thu
pastor.
Evening service: NJ. Y. F. at 7;3'
O'Clock. Leader for senior group
Shirley Lea Ellingsworth. Leade
for junior group. Fredia Beebe.