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Meat Institute, John Milton, of Chicago.In addition to regaling his hearers with a round of delightful humor, the speaker used the field of bis profession • as an example Cor some sound consideration on the general subject of business with the consumer public.Assuming tlhe necessity for a long range viewpoint, Mr. Milton cited the basic consideration for proper balance in business between producer, wholesaler and consumer as better and more consumer educar tion.Millions of dollars hay© been expended in this phase of business. And then the speaker deplored the lack of knowledge of human pay-chology displayed by people in high places when they committed such breaches of faith as the invalidation of ration coupons, and the resultant lowering of public confidence In the governmental procedure*.President Frank B. Cash presided over the meeting, and H. G. Lahr was music leader. T; F. PUmpton presided at the piano tor the musical portion of the meeting.At next week's meeting, Program Chairman M. H. Specter will present Dr. Lionel Ruby. Dr. Ruby is on leave from his regular post as Professor of Philosophy at the Indiana University extension, and holds position as Hearing Judge With the War Labor Board.Scout Awards Are Presented At Court of Honor WednesdayAwards to Scouts who had attained advancement in rank during the last six montfis of 1944 were awarded at a Court of Honor Wednesday evening at the Scout Hut in Riley park. Special certificates of Merit from the War Production board were given to Troops 3, 4, 12, 15 and 30 for participation In a stepped up Waste Paper drive. Individual awards were made to Scouts and Cubs from Troop 17, Pack 1 and Pack 12. A total of 40.000 pounds of Waste paper was collected during the drive,Tedd Smith of Troop 11 by unanimous vote of the Court was awarded the Life Saving Merit badge for his outstanding courage and effortb, at a risk of his own life, in rescuing his friend Stewart CallaJhan who was In danger of drowning while swimming at Marquette park last summer.Awards were given as follows: 2nd Class Certificates to Jackson West, Frank Nagy of Troop 14; Thomas Lacey of Troop 17; Marshall Severson of Troop 20 and Tedd Smith of Troop 11.2nd Class Merit Badges were awarded to Georg© Sunny, JohnFozekas, Robert Fozekaa, Billie Du-dash of Troop 12; Raymond Oahulln of Troop 13; Thomas Lacey of Troop 17, George Dawkins anxl John Flower* of Troop 24.The 1st Class Certificate* were awarded to Arnold Schn©lder of Troop 9; Joseph Belovich, William Nagy. Frank Grazianl of Troop 12; Kennetih Hlnebaugli of Troop 20. 1st Class Merit Badges to Eli Popovich, Troop 3; Harry Matasar, Arnold Schneider of Troop 9; Gerald Rothstein of Troop 10; Gerald Seifert, Rees Smith of Troop j.A; Frank Grazianl, William Nagy, Joseph Belovich of Troop 12; Pblllip Pecar, Nick Capatlna, 'William Johnson, Michell Shabaz. Andrew Scott of Troop 20; John Kudirka of Troop 30.8tar Awards were given to Ar-1 notd Schneider of Troop 9; Gerald Seifert and Reea Smith of Troop XI and William Nagy of Troop 12.Life Awards went to EXmest Nemeth of Troop 3 and John Kudirka of Troop 30.Agatha Cavallo TeachesCourse In Spanish At Indiana Extension Univ.In response to numsron# public requests, the Indiana University Extension division announce* a noncredit beginning Spanish course wfolch started Wednesday nirsht in
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East Chicago Calumet News Weekly
East Chicago, Indiana, US
Thu, Jan 11, 1945
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