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Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

oped into business boom. A boom
might have brought about new in
fiation, and this is what the nation
must check, if our trade balance
and the dollar is considered.
What is serious about the strike
is the loss of income. and the loss
of income tax, which the govern
ment will feel to a serious degree.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
BACKWARD PROGRESS

GOSHEN. Ind. fP) - Elkhart
County Surveyor Widen Snyder is
a man who believes in moving for
ward with the times-when poss-
ible. But when he found himself
is miles from home with a car that
wouldn't operate in forward gear,
he drove in reverse all the way
home.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
measure in itself.

measure IN lJSeII.
All of which seems to indicate,
anew, that some way must event
ually be found.to prevent paralyz-
ing strikes such as the steel strike,
If the free enterprise system is go
ing to successfully compete against
the tremendous economic challenge
of communism.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
Coming Events
OF Interest To
Farm Folks

Feb. 9-10-11-Farm and Home
Week, University of Delaware,
Newark.
WDEL FARM AND HOME
HOUR-(12:30-12:45 p. m, Mon
day Saturday. 1850 KCl
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
Looking AT Washington
STRIKES AND BUSINESS

The economic experts are now
contemplating the effects of the
steel strike on 1960's business. 1t
seems that they all agree that the
strike will slow down the brisk
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
GOOD DRESSING

Undiluted evaporated milk, vine
gar and a goodiy portion Of sugar
(plus salt and pepper) make an un-
usually good dressing for cole slaw.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-21
THOMAS J. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

Thomas j. Kellar's PTA met
Wednesday, March II, 1859 at
7:30 pm. The meeting was call
ed to order by our president,
Mrs. Leana Jackson. After a
brief business session, the pro-
gram for the evening got under
way. The program theme was:
Lets Learn About How to
Answer Our Children's Ques-
TONS" Mr.. Smith, our eighth
grade science teacher showed
film on Human Growth.
DR.. w. M. Winston spoke at
length on our theme, and used
slides to illustr te some parts
of his lecture. The question
answer period which followed
was a stimulating experience
for the parents present We are
deeply indebted to DR.. Winston
for such an informative lecture
and question-answer peri o. d.
Certainly the perents who were
present learned many ways in
which we can answer our chill
dren's questions without hest
tatiOn or embarrassment.
Refre shments were served by
the seventh grade mothers of
Continued on page ~
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-21
Notice Of Election For Three [3]
Members Of The Board Of Education,
School District l43A, Cook County, ILL.,.

Notice is hereby given that
on the 18th day of April, 1859,
an election will be held in and
for School District Mum er
143R, Cook County, Illinois, for
the purpose of electing three Cd
members of said Board of Edu
cation of said District for the
full term as provided by law.
For the purpose of this cleo.
ton the following precincts and
polling places are hereby estab-
lished:
ELECTION PRECINCT No. I
Shall consist of all that part
! of School District Number
1437a, Cook County, Illinois,
lying within the corporate
limits of the Village of Rob-
bins, Illinois ana the Village
of Crestwood, Illinois.
p ling Place:
Lincoln Memorial School,
139th st, and st. Louis Ave-,
Robbins, illinois.
ELECTION PRECINCT No, 2
Shah consist Of all that part
of School District Number
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-21
145th Pi. and Harrison Ave-,
Posen, illinois.
ELECTION PRECINCT No. 4

Shall consist of all that part
of School District Number
143R, Cook County, Illinois,
lying southeast of the center
line of Brennan Highway ex-
cept that portion of said
School District S t uat e d
within the corporate limits
of the Villages of Markham,
and Posen, Illinois.
Polling Place:
Stanley Chlebicki,
$40 w. 150th Street,
Harvey, illinois
The polls at said election will
be opened at twelve (12:00)
O'Clock noon and will be closed
at seven (7:OO) o'clock PM. of
said day.
Voters must vote at the poll
ing place designated for the
election precinct within which
they reside.
BY ORDER OF the Board of
Education School District 143k,
Cook County, Illinois.
Dated this 9th day of March,
1859.
JOHN J. GRZADZINSKI,
Secretary of
Board of Education of
School District 1431a,
Cook County, Illinois.
BERNARD KRYGOWSKI,
President of
Board of Education of
School District 143R,
Cook County, Illinois.
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-21

143R, Cook County, Illinois,
lying within the corporate
limits of the City of Blue
Island, Illinois.
Polling Place:
Helms Floral Shop,
1888 So. Western Avenue,
Blue Island, Illinois.
ELECTION PRECINCT No. 8
Shall consist of al that part
OF School District Number
l43R, Cook County, Illinois,
lying within the corporate
limits OF the Village of
POsen, Illinois and the Vii
lage Of Markham, Illinois,
and all other territory lying
east of the center line OF
kedzie Avenue and north
west of the center line of
Brennan Highway, except
those portions OF said School
District situated within the
corporate limits of Robbins,
Illinois and except that por-
ton of said school District
situated within the corpor-
ate limits of the City of
Blue Island, Illinois.
Polling Place:
Harding School,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Official MiddIeman
By LARRY STEVENS
By LARRY STEVENS
Sunday Group

O OF THE busiest in Washington since the expiration
" the union with the steel industry has been Joseph
Fnnegan with contracts expiring in the OIL electric,
rubber packing other industries he's likely to be even
buster as the year its
Although Mr. Fnnegan represents neither labor nor man
agement disputes between the two big headache for him
them This because director Of the Federal Mediation
is to try to keep
collective bargaining tables turning into choppng blocks
for either side to the other
Although the Mediation Service has to enforce
settlement step into dispute where 1t not wanted
the Act stpuaeS that the Service be notified when
negotiations have not been concluded within 80 days Of contract
expiration date requested intervene the Service intended
to provide impartial assistance both sides in the solution OF
their difficulties In the role of constructive peacemakers med
atos provide fresh points Of view to the battling parties help
take the bite out of eona toned arguments permit both
unions and employers face when they bunder and
generally smooth the rough edges Of tough negotiating
sessions
Working informally in and often tailoring media
ton sessions At the desire and convenience Of the dputan
the Service maintains 24hour at Offices
around the Nation and prepared dispatch mediator
moments notice Since the Service usually has been notified Of
trouble in advance its mediatoS often fully cognZant Of
the issues involved in the dispute.
For Mr.. Finnegan, soft-spoken of 81 lives
Arlington with his wife, the Mediation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22

Strauss, 9 Jew. to religious
prejudice.
Noting that he himself Is of
Jewish faith, Senator Neu-
berger said he has known for
MANY years such leaders Of the
opposition to Mr.. Strauss as
Senator's Magnuson, Democrat
of Washington; Anderson.
Democrat Of New Mexico;
Monroney. Democrat Of Okla
homa, and o'Mahoney. Demo-
crat Of Wyoming.
These men are as complete
ly free from religious prejudice
as any people I have ever
known" Senator Neuberger
said. "They do not have an
ounce Of bigotry in their
bodies"
1.-THE false charge Of anti
Semitism," he continued. was
an insult and an outrage
against men who actually have
been real leaders in the realm
of tolerance. brotherhood and
interfaith understanding"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
ADA Hits Democrats
On Loss Of Initiotive

"the historic requirements of
the country" 1t found that
initiative is shifting to the
President.
THE majority leadership"
the survey report stated, has
permitted the Democrats to
become prisoners of the SPEND
ing issue. The revival of the
alliance of Southern Demo-
Gratis and conservative Repub-
licans in Congress has exag-
gerated the administrators
influence on legislation by re-
storing the Presidents effective
veto power.
THE Improvement OF eco
nomic conditions has re-
moved the recession as a po-
litical argument in the hands
Of Democrats who failed to
assert their own doctrines for
economic expansion and other
remedies.
The Democrats avoided
demonstrating any clear-cut
opposition to the administra-
ton. preferring to compete for
credit with the COP. on budg-
et-pinching rather than Offer
ing alternative programs. The
national mood which favors
tranquilizers over stimulants
has given congressman little
incentive for graphing with
historic issues"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22

The Democratic congressional
leadership's softer policy on
housing and similar Federal aid
measures came in for attack to-
lay as being at worst a sur
render and collapse" and at
BEST of loss of initiative" to the
White House.
Leaders were accused by
Robert r. Nathan, national
chairman of Americans for
Democratic Action, of having
'whip-lashed" Senate-H
conference committees into
drafting compromise bills and
'surrendering in advance of
the battle"
The time to compromise
would be if Congress could not
override presidential vetoes. Mr..
Nathan said. He charged that
Senate Democratic Leader
Johnson conceded the validity
If the Eisenhower obSession
With budget balancing and
placed the Democrats on the
defensive in many legislative eff
Tort that did not fit the Eisen-
hover formula"
The National Committee for
an Effective Congress reported
that a survey of Congress and
of citizens throughout the
United States indicated the
Democrats have "lost steam"
and failed to keep pace with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
Dirksen Bars
Censure Of 7
~ the Associated Press

The Senate's Republican
leader says his party. should
not censure the two @. o. p
Senators who voted against
c onfirmatio of Lewis L,
Strauss to be Secretary OF
Commerce.
Senator Dirksen, Republican
Of Illinois. said the @. o. p,
leadership had tried to avoid
making the confirmation vote
last week a party issue.
Senators Smith, Republican
of Maine, and LANCER, Republic
can Of North Dakota, voted
with Al Democrats against Mr.,
Strauss confirmation. AS II
turned out, their opposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22

provided the margin Of the
4o-46 rejection Of Mr.. Strauss.
The national convention Of
Young Republicans, meeting In
Denver last week, criticized the
two Senators, accusing them Of
"un-Republican and unstates-
manlike conduct"
But Senator Dirksen told a
television audience yesterday
that although he was disap-
pointed at the result. he does
not quarrel with individual
Senators who do not see things
the way he does.
Senator Neuberger. Democrat
Of Oregon, meanwhile. said
senate supporters of Mr..
Strauss contributed to his de-
feat by raising false and UNI
justified charges Of anti
semitism.
Senator Neuberger, who voted
against the nomination. said
In a statement yesterday that
early in the debate Senator
Scott, Republican Of Pennsyl-
vahia, and others had ascribed
some Of the opposition to Mr..
Evening star., 1959-06-26


The event. sponsored by the
Department of Corrections, was
held on the baseball diamond
outside the reformatory walls.
WMAL-TV disc jockey Felix
Grant was master Of cere-
monies.
Long-termers and first Of
tenders rocked. hollered and
bobbed their heads as Ella took
to the stand and swung into
THE Lady's in Love-"
Go, momma, go!" they
shouted.
Man, she's way out todayl"
one yelled.
Ella. in blue dress and pumps,
cooked an ear at the piano
player. stomped both feet in
rhythm and proceeded to be-
dazzle her audience.
Earlier, in her dugout dress
ing room. the singer had been
solemn as she discussed the
condition of trumpeter Louis
Armstrong. gravely Ill in Italy
I'm praying for Louis. That's
all anyone can do." she said,
Last year. the two perform
ers appeared together at the
Carter Barron Amphitheater
here. Ella has also sung on
nearly half a dozen record S
with Mr.. Armstrong.
But yesterday 1t was a vir-
tuoSo performance for Ella.
After a swinging opener. in
which she had the inmates
clapping and clicking their
fingers, Ella hushed them with
a Rodgers and Hammersteln
song. 1T Might AS Well Be
Spring"
Then the show blazed back
to life.
Ella kicked off a bop tune,
I've Got A Guy Who Lives
on the HILL" and the inmates
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Pan American Union
Gets DuviIu Portrait

A portrait of DR.. Carlos
Davila. late secretary-general
of the Organization of Amer
lean States, was presented to
the Pan American Union yes
Iterday.
The painting. by Herbert
Bohnert, will hang permanent
ly in the Pan American Union
Building.
Widely known as a journal
ist and author, DR.. Davila was
a former Chilean Ambassador
to the United States and once
served as president Of Chile
for three months.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

took off with her. Dabbing her.
self with her handkerchief in
the 90-degree heat, she strutted
through the scat melody, mug
ging shamelessly and spearine
the fast high notes with the
ease Of a diva.
When 1t was over. q b,lrly
prisoner tore off his cap. threw
1t on the ground and burst into
laughter.
Shes really given them a
kick" said a guard.
Most OF the inmates, who
returned Elias blown Kisses as
she left the platform. agreed
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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Police Probe
Womun's Death

Police today are investigat-
Ing events leading to the death
of a 45-year-old woman found
face down behind a building in
the 800 block of o street NV
at daybreak.
Detectives identified her as
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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Marie Fields, listed to 1917 p
street NV.
According to Detective Sergt.
Arthur Weber of the Homicide
Squad, several witnesses saw
her enter the building earlier
in an intoxicated condition.
Two stories above the spot
where she was found, Sergt.
Weber said. was an open bath
room window.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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Evening star., 1959-06-26
Ella Fitzgerald Vows
Captive Audience

Ella Fitzgerald bopped and beted out the blues
hours yesterday at the District Reformatoy in Lorton
The first lady Of jazz Joined by group of
musicians including Washington gutars Charlie Byrd and
pianist Oscar Peterson for the refomaoys fourth
faeua
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Evening star., 1959-12-06
Advice to a girl
Her reputation hurt when she with the
wrong crowd. Dick tells how to make comeback

\ You can't run around with black
sheep without beginning to look like
one yourself. Be thankful that you
had sense enough to quit before you
got into real trouble, and be doubly
thankful that you have parents who
believe in you.
If you change schools, someone is
bound to turn up who knows the
story and then it will look as though
you couldn't face the music. 1t seems
to me that you have strong ally in
the very sweet, popular boy" who
can help you re-estabIish yourself.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

DEAR DICK: used to go around mih
= rough gang but I quit after / found out
hoW ttiLd the kids were. EUen so, none of
the nice girts wiN accept me as a friend.
4 uey s,oeet, popular boy asked me
to his party and tOent, hoping to get a
break, but the other kids said terrible
things to me and I spent the evening
upstairs crying. Itcdnt to change schools
but my parents say / should stick it out
and proUe I'm really a nice girl ,oho got
mined up with the urong crotod. Thope
you can help me, because this is driving
me crazy. - JUDY T., California
Evening star., 1959-12-06
7heyFe holiday happy! They're Christmas waters!
They're made with BAKERS Chips!
CHRISTMAS CHIP WATERS

Melt "a cup Bakers Semi-Sweet
Chocolate, Caramel or Lemon
Flavor Chips Cool slightly. Sift
together lA cups sifted flour,
teaspoon Calumet Baking Powder
and "a teaspoon salt. Cream "
cup shortening with "A cup firmly
packed brown sugar until light and
fluffy. Blend in slightly cooled
chips. Beat in egg. Alternately add
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Double-date with different couples
until your reputation loses that tattle-
tale gray, then branch out to parties.
Empty dafebook blues
DEAR DICK: | knOt0 I'm not really pretty
and I'm PlumPer than most girls of IA
Evening star., 1959-12-06

flour with "A cup milk, mixing well.
Drop from teaspoon onto creased
baking sheet. Bake in hot oven
(40O'F.) 9 minutes, or until lightly
Drowned. Makes s dozen cookies.
Glaze: Melt "a cup Bakers Chips
and tablespoon butter in top of
double boiler. Stir in l tablespoon
of milk. Drop from teaspoon onto
cookies.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Make it better with BAKERS

THIS WEEK mosorio. December 8. 1859
Evening star., 1959-06-19

new program would reduce pro,
duction by $50 million to 30l
million bushels o year.
House Republicans disputes
Senator BLENDERS estimates.
Previous wheat program.
have seen the accumulation Of
q wheat surplus in Government
hands amounting to l.3 billion
bushels.
Called Glveaway
Representative Delaney
Democrat of New York, O
Brooklyn lawyer. said the House
vote was "a rebellion against
the whole farm program" He
called 1t q giveaway.
Representative Albert. Demo-
crat of Oklahoma. manager Of
the wheat bill. said he didn't
know what the prospects of
any wheat legislation might be
now. He did say they are not
very bright.
Secretary Of Agriculture Ben
son said the House acted wisely
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Bill Designed to Cut
Wheat Surplus Beaten

supports Of 90 per cent Of par
ity or $2.l3 q bushel.
80 Per Cent supports
The rejected compromise
would reduce wheat acreage al
lotments 90 per cent and set
price supports at 80 per cent
Of parity or $l.90 q bushel.
The present price support is
rs per cent of parity or $l.Si
and the planting allotments
total IS million acres. Parity is
a price standard deemed fair
to the farmer in relation to his
costs.
The Senate accepted the
compromise by q voice vote
Wednesday after hearing esti-
mates from Chairman Ellender,
Democrat of Louisiana, of its
Agriculture Committee that the
Evening star., 1959-06-19
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lin refusing to accept the com.
promise.
Such stop-gap legislation
would have made q bad situa-
ton no better" Mr.. Benson
commented In q statement.
II am hopeful that the Ag-
ricultural Committees Of Con-
gress will accept the challenge
OF the ever-mounting wheat
surplus and move now to put
into effect the recommends
tion made by the President In
January"
President Eisenhower recon-
mended lowering Of support
levels and eventual lifting Of
planting restrictions.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

A curious combination in the
House has rejected q compro-
mise bill aimed at reducing the
wheat surplus. The vote was
214-202.
The majority included city
members Of both parties who
say the farmers get too much
Federal help. as well as farm
members who say they deserve
more.
The vote was to reject a bill
worked out by a Senate House
conference committee. and to
instruct the House conferees to
insist on the version the House
originally passed.
The House bill called for q IS
per cent cut in the acreage
planted to wheat. with price
Evening star., 1959-06-19

the lawn Of the Elks Building
at Sol Rhode Island avenue
NV. has been postponed. The
affair will be held at Q date
to be announced. Q spokesman
for the school said.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

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The annual dance produc-
ton Of the Bernice Hammond
School Of Dance. scheduled for
tonight and tomorrow night on
Evening star., 1959-06-19

st. Matthews Cathedral
Clubs third annual moonlight
cruise viii be held at Sis pm.
Sunday abroad the s. s. Mount
Vernon. which will leave the
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Evening star., 1959-06-19
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1852 7l-Ineh Wood Console
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tube, filter screen, power
tFonsfofmsr. 1900 volt picture
tube, 2.Bviton SoN-R remote
control; ai both E910
warehouses Only ---- Wv