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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21

The Village President, Ernest
MaNey charged that the persons
seeking to obtain donations for
the purpose of fighting the
utility taxes in court was a
racket for individual gain.
The statement YVES made in the
May 18th issue of the Robbins
Eagle. The New Community
Club fatty denounced the
charges and reminds Mr. Maxey
that the club is mainly COM
posed of citizens who supported
him in his election three years
ago In the article, Mr. Maxey
indicates that any effort made
to have the taxes declared void
is a racket. The club went or
record and mailed Mr.. Maxey
a registered letter asking that
he retract the charges. The
matter was brought openly be-
fore the meeting of the club on
Friday, May 13 and Mr. Maxey
was thoroughly denounced.
AS village president, it ap-
pears that Mr.. Maxey could
find a multitude of things and
conditions that need to be rem
edied without fslsy accusing
citizens of running a racket.
In fact, it is the duty of every
good citizen to bring any fraud
to the attention of the author
tiles and the court. It thus
appears that the Village Presi-
dent MaXey would do well to
bring into the courts of justice
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21
THE JAZZY-ONES
Continued from page l

the Village Hall by sponsoring
a Benefit Dance on Saturday,
May %, 1860 at the Apex Coun-
try Club, 1924 Claire Blvd. The
time is from 900 pm. until?
Donation is $1.O0. The music
will be furnished by Monty and
His jazz Men, featuring Monty
on the Vibes. For your enter
tainment we also have the Afro
Cubsns and many other guest
talents.
Come out and join in the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21
New Community Club Declares All
Out Effort To Kill the Utility Tax

and have those persons arrest
ed who are running a racket
The truth of the matter is that
he can find none of his state
ments is made to intimidate
those who will do just that. MIR
Maxey will have his day in
court to answer and tell the
court that the members of the
New Community Club are run
ming a racket. We welcome the
prosecution of any person in
or out of Robbins who has
collected one penny falsely and
we are very certain that Mr..
Maxey would do likewise. How
ever, some have their doubts.
The New Community Club is
composed of respectable men
women, many who have served
the village in official capacities
and are now serving the village
and Robbins Community for
many many years.
The New Community Club
blester the village president in
his statements that he had kept
his promises and remind the
citizens of Robbins that the
administration did not build
the new Village Hall, but the
loyal citizens of Robbins built
it from unselfish donations. The
club denies that the hall was
built from hard taxes which the
village collected. The club also
branded as false that the Viii
lage President Maxey could
call any public work his project.
Maxey in the said article lays
claim to the sidewalk now be-
ing laid on 18th Street between
Holman and Claire Boulevard.
The club now and at this time
wishes to expose this charge.
This sidewalk is NOT BEING
LAID WITH PUBLIC FUNDS,
but is being laid by the gener-
GUS and loyal business men of
Robbins, Illinois who have seen
fit to VOLUNTARILY CON-
TRIBUTE the money to build
this sidewalk. These citizens
contributed this because they
were tired of Maxey making
the empty promises which he
now boases he will fulfill. The
club members pointed out that
the effort is spontaneous effort
of good citizens and the club
endorses this movement and
fails to- understand how MaNey
can claim that HE is doing it.
The members of the New Com
munity Club want to know
JUST WHAT HE IS DOING
WITH THE UTILITY TAX
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-05-21
Page 3
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, May FL, 1860

spirit of cheerful giving. Make
your donation and enjoy your,
self in the process.
For tickets consult any mem
Der and for reservations or
tickets, call Victory Cleaners,
Flu 5-5232.
Warren Moore, Pres.
Joe Drake, Bus. Mgr.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Norway Admits
Earlier Visit by
Powers and U-2

OSLO, Norway, May 81 (AP)
Defense Minister Nils Handal
said yesterday a Lockheed U-2
plane and Francis G. Powers.
the United States pilot now
held by the Russians on a
charge of spying, visited a Nor
wegian airfleld with an Amer
ican Air Force team in 1858.
This reversed a previous as.
sertion of Norwegian authori-
ties that no U-2 had ever Wis
tied Norway.
So far as the Norwegian gov
ernment knows, the high-fiying
American jet returned to its
base without violating the air
space Of any nation, Mr.. Han
dal told Parliament. He was
replying to questions in q for
eign policy debate.
The defense minister did not
say which of Norway's airaelds
the U-2 visited nor whether
Mr.. Powers. a Lockheed test
pilot. had piloted 1t here. But
he said the Norwegian govern
ment has complete control over
Norwegian airfields.
The Russians have charged
that Mr.. Powers, 80, was head
ing for the base at Bodo, in
Northern Norway, on the May
Day flight across the Soviet
Union that led to his capture
In the Sverdlovsk area of the
Urals.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

and Is over Soviet merchant
ships in the Mediterranean
area, the Sea Of Japan and the
Pacific.
Further, the paper said, an
Americal naval squadron con-
sisting Of an aircraft carrier
and several destroyers sur
rounded the Soviet steamer
Taras Shevchenko near the
italian port of Genoa on May o.
United States bomber 1857,
armed with four rockets.
swooped down eight times on
the Soviet tanker Ochakov in
the same area on May %, the
Soviet paper said. Meanwhile,
another United States war
plane buzzed the tanker at
mast height and dropped some
objects which moved in the
water toward the ship"
The newspaper said the buzz
ing actions were "brazen dem
onstrations. flagrant violations
of traditional sea customs and
of generally accepted standards
Of international law"
1t asked If the gentlemen of
the Pentagon think one may
freely shove about and insult
Others"
Freedom Of navigation on the
high seas, the paper stated, Is
the inalienahle right of all
Evening star., 1960-05-31
SovietsCharge
u. ). Aircraft
BuzzRed Ships

MOSCOW, May 81 (AP).-
The Soviet Union today
charged the United States with
buzzing more Russian ships.
The newspaper Vodny Trans
port water Transport said
that hydroplane 1895 Of the
United States Navy two days
ago few over the Soviet ice
breaker Admiral Lazarev in the
Bering Sea at an altitude Of
about 800 feet.
The "provocation." the paper
said, took place 100 miles of
the Soviet shore at Olyutorsky
Cape.
On May 81, it added, the
American warplane number
12S,383 buzzed the Soviet
steamer Murmansk In the Sea
of Japan.
The paper also referred to
seven flights between May %
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Bockers of De GouIIe
Win Algerian Elections

cialists 10 and results were not
in for three seats.
No candidates urged inde-
pendence for Algeria. the goal
Of the nationalist rebels.
About IS per cent Of the reg
istered voters cast ballots de-
spite boycott orders from the
nationalist rebel command and
from French right-wingers op-
posing elf-determination.
French officials said the
turnout demonstrated the
progress Of the French war
against the nationalist rebels
but that there was no great
increase Of Moslem participa-
ton in political life, one Of the
original aims of the elections.
Generally the population in
rural areas under direct army
control voted in greater num-
bers than the people in the
cities. The right-wing French
colonists are strongest in the
cities. The army hass been or
dered to see that the Moslem
population got to the polls de-
spite the rebel threat.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

National Symphony Orchestra
and three members Of the
Metropolitan Opera, soprano
Mildred Allen. tenor Albert
DaCosta and brass baritone
Gerhard Pechner.
At one point in the concert.
which marks the 10th ami
versary Of the Northeastern
Saengerbund, $500 voices will
sing to the accompaniment Of
the National Symphony.
Tickets for the program,
which begins at 8 pm. are on
sale at the Bavarian Restau-
rant, 727 Eleventh street NV,
and at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
3. What Brand Should You Buy?

Although there hundred makers of air condi-
onng equipment today few have been in the business
of making residential equipment for than four
five years Chryer Artemp has been producing residential
air conditioning equipment for than 20 years And
the Chryser factory has been able to draw all of the
tremendous engineering research, quality control and
design facilities of the Chrysler Corporation.
There only five component parts required to create
cooling effect: Compressor Condenser Meterng Device
Cooling Coil and Starting Relay Many small makers
assemble their units using only these basic parts and in
most buying from many different sources
But when you buy Chrysler Airtemp Home Air Condi
oning System you receive up to 26 additional features
designed protect your unit from expensive service main
tenance and enjoy better control Of comfort
conditions and many years of troube-free cooling.
remember the BEST COSTS NO MORE
AND OFTEN COSTS LESS.
INSIST ON CHRYSLER
A Whv Ie Air. 1nnInd En,vinssaong Rae{7
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Suengerbund
Festival .Neurs

The 34th national song festi-
val of the Northeastern Saen-
gerbund will take place at
Uline Arena Saturday.
German American musical
organizations from five States
and the District will participate
along with so members of the
Evening star., 1960-05-31

ALGIERS, May 81 (AP)-
Ofhcials say candidates sup
porting President Charles de
Gaulle's proposal Of a self
determination prebiscite to de-
eide Algeria's future won 295
of the 452 seats on regional
councils filled in weekend
elections In the rebellion
plagued North African country.
These sources said 81 seats
were won by candidates favor
ing integration of Algeria with
France, the aim of rightwing
French colonists. Nonpolitical
candidates won 81 seats. So
Evening star., 1960-05-31
IF So READ THIS BEFORE You BUY!

AIR CONDITIONING has become the "modsrn
miracle" Of comfort, and justly deserves this
rseogntien. But, as is the case with many
other miracles" Of our age, many miscOn.
csptiOns have been ersatsdI these erroneous
impressions, in turn, can lead to deep disap.
pointmsnt and financial loss. To avoid dis.
appointment please read this id and see hsW
ChrysIsr Airtsmp Air Conditioning, Installed
by ChrysIsr.Franchissd Dealers, gives you the
greatest benefits Of air conditioning :.
including the most In somiOFt, the most in
reliability and the most for ysur money.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
z. What Size Should Your Home Have 2

Every thousands Of purchasers the wrong
units 1t is fact that dealer representatives lacking
proper training and experience and wanting larger profit
recommend and sell too large to the homeowners
We quote from the National Warm Air Heating Air Con-
ditioning Association Manual No. H.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Symphony
inthe
kpyofSea

It's like the music of a well
balanced symphony when you
travel to all-Europe via
Cunard. Service, comforts,
and shipboard fun harmonic
perfectly. You relax,
enjoying the luxuries that
provide a glorious prelude
and finale to your event-filled
summer in Europe. A dance,
q swim, a pre-run movie :.
superb international cuisine
>. service that concentrates
on nyour every wish, your every
need all yours aboard
Cunard's Vacation Island.
Cunard offers the widest
choice of ships. sailings
and rates to Europe -.
sail from New York in
the Queen Elizabeth or
Queen Mary on Wednesday
and arrive in France and
England on Monday.
If you prefer a late summer
or autumn vacation
apply now for Thrift Season
fares at 10% round-trip
reductions.
See your travel agent.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

countries "and those who seek
to challenge it, those who seek
to undermine international
trade, one of the major found
ations of peaceful coexistence
are making a futile attempt"
Evening star., 1960-05-31
6. Can ! Get ChrysIer For My Store7

Yes Chryer pioneered store and office air conditioning
and makes complete line of air conditioning every
kind Of application One model produces 900 BTU
enough to cool store so feet by Is feet silently
nocay Other models range up 10000 BTUs for larger
and more complex jobs.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

"The calculated heat gain viii indicate the size of equip
ment required Don't oversize Overestmatng to play safe
is mistake both from the standpoint of comfort and
economy Remember, in Summer Air Conditioning it is
better for the equipment to be slightly undersized than
diversified This results not only in lower equipment cost
but also provides better comfort conditions well
economy of operation properly sized slightly under
sized unit will constantly and WILL therefore,
maintain better control of humidity An diversified unit will
cycle and off frequently making it difficult
to obtain the advantages of prolonged operation and i'm
possible to maintain uniform humidity"
Remember. your purchase of complete home air cond
tioning system not just casual" buy 1t should represent
long term investment and If the unit installed is
properly sized by technically qualified estimator for the
exact requirements of your home you will enjoy
of comfort conditions at low operating and maintenance
cost But :. Be Sure Before You Buy
CHRYsLER AIRTEMP OFFERS OVER 43 DIFFERENT
MODELS AND SIZES RANGING FROM $4,000 TO $4,000
BTUs. WITH CHRYsLER, YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING
THE PROPER SIZE!
Evening star., 1960-05-31
a. Why Is Air.CooIed Equipment Best I?

Chrye Aremp has produced water cooled equipment for
than twenty years. and in 1s5S after years of
intensive research and field testing introduced the FIRST
air cooled systems 1t is interesting fact
that today years later $50 of the manufacturers
have followed suit Here just few of the reasons for
the superiority of Air Cooled Equipment A No spring
and fall service required (B) Eliminates the chance of rust
corroson and mineral deposits &C. Use of water cooled
equipment banned by many communities during drought
etc. CD additional water bills which excessive in
communities. (E No water drainage problem, no
muddy, soggy yards, problem with mosquitoes, and
other insects attracted by the damp ground.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
|. What Type System Should You Havs7

(A ROOM UNITS This installation consists of several
window units strategcay placed in the home and in
afford fairly good of cooling. But there
exceptions larger cost of operation poor air circulation
and the fact that there several units not Just to
consider in checkups and maintenance And this type
Of installation does not add to the resale value of home
does Central System.
"copper" tubing with aluminium fins through which refriger
system Air is pumped through these ducts using the furnace
fan and motor with separate fan alongside the furnace
In most the existing furnace fan is adequate The
AddOn System requires very careful by trained
and experienced techncian because the existing furnace
fan and duct system must be of proper size and capacity to
handle the increased air flow for cooling The fan must be
measured in terms of capacity to pump 400 cubic feet Of
air minute for each ton of cooling installed 1t naturally
follows that the duct system has to be large enough to
handle the increased air flow without causing excessive air
noise and rattng at the outlets This be determined
only by well trained technician.
(C) ATTIC CENTRAL INSTALLATION The unit is
installed in the attic with insulated sound absorbing ducts
running to the to be cooled with direcona air diff
fusers mounted flush with the ceiling in each ROOM
Although this type system engineered designed with
proper fan and duct size of extreme Importance that
unit ducts and ceiling dffusers exact locations for
maximum efficiency This again requires extensive train
ing and experience.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
5. How Should You Select Your DsaIer7

5. How Should You Select Your DsaIer7
Chyslers huge facilities for Engineering, Research Field
Testing and Manufacturing you of receiving the
finest air conditioning equipment it is possible to
And Chryser is sold only through FACTORY FRAN
CHIsED DEALERS These firms selected after careful
check to Financial Responsibility Business Integrity
Community Standing, Service Capabilities Technical
knowledge and Experience in Installation. Remember,
Franchised Chryser Dealers not "fy-by nights"
They are not here today and gone tomorrow.
Chyer Dealers and their employees continually being
trained to perfection in the sizing, application and nstaa
on of air conditioning equipment In fact far this
100 echncians and servicemen have attended
the famous Chryser Corporation Training Center at
Newark, Delaware, for extensive courses
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Diplomats
Attend
Dinners

The newly appointed
United States Ambassador to
the United Arab Republic,
Mr.. @. Frederick Reinhardt,
and Mrs. Reinhardt were
honored last night at q fare
well dinner given by U.A.R.
Am bassador Moustafa
Kamel.
The black-tie party, given In
the Ambassadors residence,
was attended by a number
Of high-ranking State De-
partment ofncials and Am
bassadors with their wives.
Also entertaining last
night were the Director Of
the international Monetary
Fund and Mrs. Per Jacobs
son. who gave their black
tie dinner at the 1925 r
Street Club.
Chief Justice and Mrs.
Warren, the Director Of Gen.
tral Intelligence and Mrs.
Allen Dulles and Senator
and Mrs. Alexander Wiley
were among the guests at the
Jacobson party,
Also present we're the Ital-
ian Ambassador and Mrs.
Brosio. the Argentine Am
bassador and Mrs. del Car
ril, the Chilean Ambassador
and Mrs. Muller, the Aus
trian Ambassador and Mrs.
Platter, the Ambassador of
Iceland and Mrs. Thors, the
Swiss Ambassador and Mrs.
de Torrente and Mr.. H. w.
Jeffreys, Minister for Rho
deSia and Nyasaland Affairs.
Other guests were the Vice
Chairman of the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. c.
Candy Balderston, the Chief
Of Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
T. Buchanan. jr., the Presi-
dent Of the Brookings Insti-
tuition and Mrs. Robert D.
Calkins. the Secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institution and
Mrs. Leonard Carmichael,
Deputy Managing Director Of
the International Monetary
Fund H. Merle Cochran, the
Earl Of Cromer and Countess
Of Cromer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlo Gragnani. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Jayarajan, Mr..
and Mrs. Pieter Lieftinck,
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Elspeth Muller de Yrarraza-
val, Mrs. B. K. Nehru, Mr..
and Mrs. Soemarno and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry C. Wallich.
Evening star., 1960-02-12

School Is scheduled for to-
morrow night from $3.50 to
1850 pm. at the girls gym.
Sponsored by the Optimist
Club Of Arlington. the event
will feature selection of the
"Snow Queen" from among
i've finalists.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Miss Hochberq
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham II.
Hochberg of Chevy Chase,
Md. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Miss
Marilyn Hochberg to Mr..
Murray Fredric Zimmerman,
Evening star., 1960-02-12

son Of Mrs. Florence A.
Zimmerman Of this city and
Mr.. Alexander L. Hammer
man Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Snow Queen Ball

The annual Snow Queen
Ball Of Wakefield High
Evening star., 1960-02-01

arrived in time, however, to
be photographed with Rep
resentatives Jim Fulton and
Paul Rogers and Mrs. Mesta.
AS soon as that picture was
taken the two Congressmen
were replaced by two poodles
for another photo. which
caused Jim to crack to the
cameraman, BE sure you
don't get the captions mixed
under those two pictures"
Candy and Jimmy Van
Allen. who will spend this
week in Washington, we're
there, along with Maryland
Mccormick and George Will
liams, who were asking yours
truly how on earth Queen
Elizabeth could have asked
Sir Philip Magnus-Allcroft
to write a complete biogra-
ply about Edward VIII when
he-the Duke of Windsor-is
still living. The Queen
did not. said I. That state
ment in this column last Fri
day was a misprint. Sir Phil
ip is the biographer of Ed
ward VII and, as such, he's
been interviewing the Duke
of Windsor about his late
grandfather.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

principals of every important
Washington area school will
attend in the hopes, no doubt,
Of finding out how you get q
girl into a college like Smith
nowadays. In my day it was
a lot eaSier-obviously.
The MendenhallS will stay
with the Gerhard Gesells
while here. They first met at
the Gesells' wedding. In fact,
Cornelia Mendenhall and
Peggy Gesell we're roommates
at a college I prefer not to
mention, but its name begins
with v.
= y
THE HOMER GRUEN-
THEIRS HOUSEGUEST, Mrs.
William Durfee of Fall River,
Mass, formerly of Omaha,
Nebr.. was guest of honor at
a 5-to-7 party given by Perle
Mesta yesterday. Mrs. Dur
fee, a bright. warm, we'll
groomed woman who yester-
day wore a handsome two
piece coral satin suit, likes
Washington so we'll she
thinks she will come back
here and take a house. I
reckon Fall River would be a
little Quieter.
Danish Ambassador and
Countess Knuth-Winterfeldt
were early arrivals, Trudy
very chic in black with a
small beige satin bow and
veil on her raven locks
Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Urguplu stopped by for
a while, too, and so did In
dian Commissioner and Mrs.
Glenn Emmons, Senator Al
len Ellender, Spanish Minis
ter and Sonora de Alba, and
Polly Guggenheim with her
stepson, Bob Guggenheim,
jr., of Los Angeles. With the
latter was his lawyer, Marvin
Goodson, brother of Mark
Goodson, the producer of
Whats My Line?" and
other TV shows.
The party was also for tall,
blond, sh apely Fernando
Montel. the singer who opens
in the Blue Room at the
Shoreham tonight, but her
plane was so late she missed
most of the festivities. She
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Readers
House
Storchine Tips

TO Mrs. M. r. B.. W. Hyattsuille
Mrs. IT. K, Winchester, Va.
Here are some directions
for starching doilies.
Dissolve u cup starch in
"a cup Of cold water. Boil
about Ia cups of water, re-
move from fire and then
slowly stir the starch mix
ture into boiling water stir
ring constantly. Place this
solution back on the fire un-
til 1t thickens.
AS soon as the starch is
cool enough to handle, dip the
dolly In it and squeeze the
starch through the dolly
thoroughly. Wiring out the
extra starch. The dolly should
be wet with starch but there
should be none in the spaces
between the embroidery.
Lay the dolly fiat and pull
1t into place. II it is ruined
you can pull it into place
after the dolly starts to dry.
Keep stretching the dolly into
shape every few minutes until
1t Is dry.