Economist (Newspaper) - June 29, 1960, Chicago, Illinois locks A Penny for bur Thoughts Each person Is given a penny for his or her thoughts Today's Interviews were conducted in shopping plaza and on a The question YOU THINK PRESIDENT EISENHOWER COULD BE REELECTED IF THE LAW I DETAILS IN COL PAGE I Member Accredited Community of Inc By South to wo lac AU VOLUME 47 W Tel HUttton 7.1400 JUNE 1960 40 In Two ames route think yes he's a good president one thing and in he's done a lot of good for the country I don't think of any other man right now who could the way the country is SMITH ing I think would be the most at the I'm sure he could be reelected this ast issue was ind of a e still made lots f friends while e traveled round the He has a I can't h i n k of any ther Republican A Sting In The Whole Batch ROBERT PAPPAS Pd want right Mrs M Oak I'm having wedding anniversary Saturday so that's the biggest thing on my mind today Could Mr h o w e r be re- I don't see why not I think done such a wonderful job in the anyone could do we'd get SR think letter Maybe I think the Mrs Charles Oak awn don't think be reelected of the is the I it's ever My opinion the man has since his first election We Leed in the ncy someone has tact and i City Pole Blocks His New Garage A misplaced light pole which blocks easy access to his new garage is only one of the troubles besetting James E of -4601 S LeClaire in a two-year old argument with the city an industrial engineer and father of four said he was told Tuesday he must to pay for relocation of the although an inspector from the electricity bureau admitted his contention the pole had been improperly placed was correct The pole is standing seven feet west of the alley line behind his home when it should be just two feet away won my argument with the inspector but unless I can get some high-placed city official to save me from the cost of ing the pole I'll be billed Detective Wounded In Gun Battle of 2028 W was wounded in the face and shoulder early day when he tried with two other detectives from the burglary de- tail to stop a jealous husband on a shooting rampage Police said the Layman later shot himself to death surrounded his home at 514 S Denvir ave Police said Hill and his wife of 225 S Homan were estranged They said Hill suspected she was keeping com- pany with Sylvester so he waited in ambush in front of the latter's address at 3005 Fifth ave When Welch and his Willie came out to enter a Hill allegedly shot and wounded both with an auto- p matic shotgun The three who were investigating a break-in in the he said ruefully really can't heard the shot and tried to afford seize Hill He fired on the de- wounding Brinker Then he fled to his where he exchanged more shots with police Sgt Frank Sheahan of the West side detective bureau said an ex- amination of bullets taken from Pota said he was looking for an early showdown with the city on the pole because W st is soon to be paved by special with his share of cost estimated at He said he does not want to have the new curbing removed head showed they came froni gun r ff m m I O'CONNOR Leonicio South don't think so I an't tell you the I just feeling It is the way I feel People think the slow down we have in steel making is be- cause of the com- ing election Some people are being laid off VALEZ I've been ing 26 I'm cut down to days a i r i While hundreds of hees swarm around Sister Mary and Matt neither What's the They explain that leaving the hive the hees feed upon honey and be- come so heavy find it difficult to move their hodies to sting o Pave 13 In Ordinances for the paving oi 13 alleys were passed by the city council at its recent each of the alleys a is to be constructed before it is paved The alleys to be improved are Described as follows an the en- tabling Alleys between W Root sU W 43rd sU S Wallace and S Lowe ave Alleys between W sU W st S- Maplewood and W S Kilbourn and S st Alles W Bees are easy to handle and do not you know thing about them This t is a point Sister Mary of the St Casimir mother house 2601 W Marquette and Matt 3513 W are illustrating in the photograph as they transfer swarming bees to a convent hive The bees were reported day swarming around the queen bee in a tree near 6505 S Uni- versity ave who works as a gasoline station is also connected with the Chicago Beekeepers association He was called to the scene and soon had the bees control removed the tree limb on which the bees had and shook them on to tions before transferring them to a hive owned by the mir home He and Sister who is in charge of the bee hives at the performed their delicate task without ting one sling said bees usually swarms in the seeking larger quarters than their native hive Before departing they feed upon honey and become so heavy they find it difficult to move their bodies to he said the queen bee on a tion and the rest can be handled very he explained always follow the queen estimated there were bees on the or enough to fill about eight hives In the sisters hives about 160 gallons of honey First Group Or Boys Leaves For Galesburg Police Camp at Von Steuben High school Camp as it is and was named after the forest in the legend of Robin Karlov Alleys between W W ifa S Melvina and S Merrimac ave between W st W S and Komensky ave Alleys between W 75th sU S Halted and S Knights Schedule Two-State Picnic The annual picnic of the district of the Knights of Lithuania will be held July 4th in the West Grove in Willow 111 Buses will leave from W and S Campbell ave at and from W ave at p.m Refreshments and meate available al picnic C S Sawyer ave In charge Forty boys between the ages of JO and 16 left Monday for the Illinois Police tion Youth camp near burg This was the first of Hood Members of the camp contingents of James youngsters Jrom Bombrick and Sgt of Sgt Kenneth 12 day stays at the Oak and Peter of Tin ley wilh expenses paid by police association According to Patrolman ward 3855 W chairman of the camp has the latest cooking and first aid officers of the Auxiliary Seats The boys will have tion in and wall enjoy baseball and other Vw The camp is Alfred a physical education in- WEIGHT LIMIT with a weight in excess tons would be barred from V st between S Kedzie and under the terms an ordinance introduced at the meeting of the city and referred to the 2652 W 22nd on traffic and safety Sisters of St Joseph Auxiliary were installed recently They Mrs Ray 2574 S Mrs Malcolm 8216 S Hermitage first Mrs Edward 5643 S Honore second Mrs WaUer 4125 W pi John 916 W corresponding Mrs S 2312 S Throop Mrs Charles J 4421 S Harlem aveM and Mrs A have to pay to replace when the pole is relocated not Fota added want the alley re- paved and that will cost ah an- other Where am J going to all that I have to get a break from the city on the cost of relocating the j Fota a daughter died of a heart complication last year debts on that were con- he raising my present family of four dren costs plenty of OK Sidewalk Construction Construction of concrete walks six feet wide and one foot from the lot line in several streets was authorized by the city counciL Locations in which the walks are to be built are as West side of S- Menard ave from the north curb line of W to south line of the alley north of st Both sides of S Monitor ave from the south curb line of W st to the north curb line of st Both sides of S Mayfield ave Irom the south curb line of W st to the north curb line of W st Both sides of S Mason ave from the south curb line of W st to the north curb line of W st East side of S Austin ave from the south curb line of W si to the north curb line of W st South side of W st from the west curb line of S Monitor ave to the east curb line of S Mayfield ave Both sides of W st from the west curb line of S- Menard ave to the east curb line of S Austin ave Both sides of W st from the west curb line of S Menard east curb line of ave to the Austin ave Both sides of W st from the west curb line of S Menard ave to the east curb line of S Austin North side of W st from the west curb line of S Menard east curb line of S WANT ADS DON'T TAKE HOLIDAYS to the Austin ave the new church Fota said when the light pole was erected in the alley two years ago he pointed out to ers for a contracting firm doing the job the pole was being placed He of them told Don't worry The pole will be Fota said he took the man at bis word Last March he applied for a building permit for the and also for a driveway permit The building was proved and he built the garage But then the city denied him a driveway permit because of the pole Fota called in City Hall I could think of I tried the mayor's office some young lady told We'll Jook into That's an answer I've been getting from them off New Church To Build Edifice t City water and permits were granted without charge by the city cil to St Catholic H church for the construction of a edifice at 6340 S New England ave Ground was broken recently for the new church by the tor Rev Edward M who says Mass in the basement of the 6350 S New England ave Work has already begun on Set Hours Warn Fines May Follow r The city water board has an- the regular Summer schedule is now in effect for sprinkling of lawns Water sprinklers may bt turned on daily from 5 to 7 2 to 4 and to p.m A board official said the ule is a matter of city ordinance and warned offenders liable to fines up to will be in effect through Sept he we ex- homeowners to cooperate at they have in the He said there was no of water but explained the ule is followed yearly to prevent water waste Most home owners have only light use of their sprinklers Spring and Summer because there has been plenty of rain and lawns generally are reported in good condition Water Commissioner James W Jardine asked Chicagoans to ob- serve hours to the hot weather load on the city's distribution The as required by City are between 5 and 7 2 and 4 and to intelligent use of f L i water during thei Summer months ahead can insure a sufficient supply for Jardine said also asked Chicagoans to report open fire hydrants Put Out Fire Holy Cross Eight pieces of fire equipment were rushed to Holy Cross hos 2700 W Sunday after nuns on their way to ning prayer noticed smoke com- ing from an elevator and sounded an alarm The smoke was when current in an overheated elevator motor was Two Policemen 4 Here Promoted Two policemen were recently raised to the rank of Temporary Sergeant by cago police superintendent lando W Wilson They F 9016 S Throop and Joseph 6025 S Whipple st a graduate of DePaul and Loyola Universities and a ber of the Fifth Air Force during World War is in charge of the Written Communication section of the Planning division who studied at the American Institute of is in charge of the 11 Standards Section of the ning division SCHOOL ADDITION of free city permits for the construction of a story addition to Hope Lutheran church school at S Washtenaw was authorized by the city council at its I meeting New Hubbard Officers lime lip Want Ads worit for yon day of the year including of people looking for can and all of the opportunities in the Want Ads This week an excellent time to Mm M H bt for Hudson Hubbard installed new officers at its annual faculty luncheon held recently in the 6200 S Hamlin ave The new officers are shown in the photograph They left to Mrs Richard 3930 W first vace Mrs 3738 W president and Mrs Joseph second vice dent Standing are Mrs Joseph 6559 S California 1 central west council installing Catherine Mrs Raymond 3848 W Mrs 3710 corresponding and Mrs Earl 3734 W recording tary Is Until P tin 4 I HUdson Named Program Secretary At Ronald D of has been named program secretary of West Communities 6235 S Homan ave a graduate of Western Illinois will be the director of White Eagle Day sponsored by the He be in charge of all youth programs an West Com- in the Fall New officers of the Hubbard Elementary school are during the recent installation held during a faculty luncheon in the Mrs Louit seated was installed as president
