Law Ends Misuse of Auto Plates
Secretary of State Paul Powell announced new legislation restricting the use of motor vehicle dealer license plates and raising fees for dealers parts suppliers and wreckers. The bill, approved by Gov. Otto Kerner, targets abuses such as cars touring with Illinois plates in other states and use of plates on personal vehicles. Fees for new and additional dealer plates rise from 5 to 50 dollars and 5 to 25 dollars respectively, with plate set costs up to 25 dollars and extras at 4 dollars.
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Better Business Bureau Praised For Vigilance
Illinois Attorney General William G. Clark praises the Chicago Better Business Bureau for protecting Chicago area consumers from fraud and deceptive sales practices. He notes a long joint history with the Consumer Fraud division and the availability of remedies and consumer information to the public.
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William G. Clark
Chicago Better Business Bureau
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Volunteers sought for 63rd Orphans' Automobile Day picnic
Volunteer drivers with cars are needed for August 16 to transport 5000 orphaned and disabled children and aged guests to the 63rd annual picnic in Lincoln Park. Contact Henry Nierman, transportation chairman, at BE 5-2330.
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Henry Nierman
How to Swim-4 Combine Legs Arms and Breathing
Red Cross official Robert Pohl explains a stepwise method for beginners to learn coordinating arm strokes breathing and leg kicks. Start in shallow water then practice standing and walking before integrating prone kick glide with breathing and arms. Aimed at safety and enjoyment, a booklet titled Teaching Johnny to Swim offers full details.
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Gardening Risks and Eye Safety Highlighted by Illinois Society
The Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns gardeners face eye injuries from power mowers flying debris and thorny rose stems. It cites cases of eye damage, urges wearing eye protection, and notes risks from aerosols and wind. Contact details provided for more information.
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Illinois Society For the Prevention of Blindness
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Chicago
Bible Lesson Spotlight Spirit Theme
This week’s Christian Science lesson centers on Spirit with the reading from I Corinthians “Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God.” The lesson emphasizes spiritual understanding over worldly wisdom to guide worship in churches Sunday.
Irene Hughes Vacation Pauses ESPecially Column
Irene F Hughes noted psychic with weekly column ESPecially Irene is on vacation. Her column will resume on return. Letters seeking answers are forwarded and will appear in future issues. All letters must include full name and address to be considered for publication.
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