Opinions on Formosa troops recall amid riots
Interviews across South Shore present varied views on whether the U S should withdraw from Formosa. Henry Sax urges airbase proximity and continued aid while Milton Price favors a gradual pullout. Jay Allen Nathan supports recognizing Red China and calls riots propaganda, and Robert Cates argues for strong action to defend Formosa as a crucial base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sax
South Shore
Russia
Formosa
China
Jay Allen Nathan
Red China
United Nations
Robert _Cates
Triangle
Skil Word Puzzle Prize Up To Four Dollars
The Southeast Economist announces a 104 dollar prize for the second Skil Word puzzle. Pastons must paste entries on postcard backs and mail to Chicago with name address and phone. Deadline is June 10 midnight. earliest postmark wins if a winner exists. Read clues in each puzzle query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wek
Economist
Southeast Economist
Southeast
W. 65Th St
Chicago
Ill
The
Prize Puzzle Teases a $104 Week Wager on Page Six
The section hints at a weekly prize of 104 dollars with a directive to turn to page 6 for the contest entry. Readers are urged to follow the page cue to claim the award.
Illinois Senate committee opposes gas tax use for CTA bailout
The Illinois Senate municipalities committee voted 7 to 0 against diverting motorists gas taxes to aid the Chicago Transit Authority. The move scuttles companion bills to shift 30 million dollars to the CTA and to allow counties to use motor fuel taxes for mass transit. Senators Korshak and OBrien supported the proposals, Cronin also backing pension rights for CTA board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
Muncipalities
Chicago
CTA
Southeast Economist
Chisago
Senate
Arthur W. Sprague
Southwestuburban
Virgil Gunlock
O'Brien
Korshak
A. L. Cronin
Metropolitan Transit Authority Act
Burnstone Little League Opens Season With Ceremonial Start
Opening day at E. 90th Street and S. Woodlawn Avenue featured Progress Post No. 2255 VFW under Commander Vernon Thomson posting colors. Tony Piet, ex White Sox, threw out the first ball as the Cubs faced the Jets in the first league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnstone
E. 90Th St
S. Woodlawn Ave
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. 75Th St
Vernon Thomson
S. Ellis Ave
Tony Piet
White Sox
Cubs
Jets
Ninth Ward Alderman DuBois feted for public service
Alderman Reginald DuBois was honored at a Martinique restaurant dinner by more than 600 Ninth Ward residents. He received a Buick and a 21 inch color TV for 11 years in public service, citing housing as his motivation and noting two daughters in Roseland with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Reginald DuBois
Martinique
Ald. DuBois
Roseland
James Patrick McCarthy
Faith
Calumet Harbor Lands Rezoned From Industrial To Residential
About 561 acres around Calumet Harbor were rezoned from industrial to residential May 29 as part of a citywide zoning reform. Alderman Emil V. Pacini led the amendment with his zoning committee at Mayor Daley’s request to preserve housing in the seaport area and curb industrial nuisances. The measure tightens controls on nuisances and signs while reducing commercial zoning and population density in many districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Harbor
Ald
Emil V. Pacini
Pacini
Daley
Seaport
Burnside Eagles Lodge Installs Ford as President
Joseph J. Ford of 420 E. 90th st. will be seated as president of Burnside Eagles Lodge at 8 pm Saturday June 8 in the hall at S. Cottage Grove ave and E. 92nd st. Margaret Vargo will be installed as auxiliary president. Installation is open to the public with dancing refreshments and entertainment to follow. Other officers named include Steven Horvath and William O’Brien as vice presidents, John M. Haas as secretary Ellwood B. Smith as treasurer Theodore Fornowski as conductor. Auxiliary officers include Ann Horvath Martha Montgomery Edythe Haas Rose Lemke Ann Ryan as auxiliary officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Ford
E. 90Th St
Burnside Eagles Lodge
S. Cottage Grove Ave
E. 92Nd St
Margaret Vargo
S. Lyon Ave
Steven Horvath
E. 85Th St
William O’brien
S. Canal St
John M. Haas
E. 80Th St
Ellwood B. Smith
S. Dauphin Ave
Theodore Fornowski
Jeffery
Ann Horvath
Martha Montgomery
S. Eucl
Senator Donovan Reverses Sanitary District Salary Bill
Senator John J. Donovan withdrew sponsorship of a bill to raise Metropolitan Sanitary District salaries from 7500 to 12500 for the president and 7500 to 10000 for other trustees and to extend terms for key offices. Critics say the move followed ward residents’ pressure over a 99 year lease of 49 acres for a trailer camp. Donovan defended the bill as attracting capable leaders and ensuring continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Donovan
Springfield
Metropolitan Sanitary ‘District
Sanitary District
9Th Ward
Henry Schintz
Roseland Planning Association
Donovan
Russell Root
Senate
Anthony Olis
Olis
Board of Trustees
Woman seeks dog to avoid boy’s rabies shots
Mrs. Frank Hoke of 7811 S Colfax Ave appeals to readers of SOUTH EAST ECONOMIST to locate a dog that bit her 12 year old son Michael Saturday while delivering newspapers. The dog is described as a short haired medium mongrel with brown black and white markings. If not found Michael will undergo anti rabies shots. Call South Shore 8 6728 if you have information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoke
Colfax Ave
Southeast Economist
Michael
E. 77Th St
S. Coles Ave
Rabbi Friedland Delivers Confirmation Sermon at Beth Am
Rabbi Eric Friedland will deliver a Confirmation sermon titled The End of the Beginning tomorrow evening at 8 15 at Beth Am services in O Keeffe School on East 70th Street and South Merrill. Confirmation for 45 students will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. in Beth Am's new building on East 72nd Street and South Coles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Friedland
Beth Am
O’keeffe
E. 70Th St
S. Merrill
E. 72Nd St
S. Coles Ave
Chicago area to gain 343000 workers over five years
A manpower survey by the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry projects 343000 workers will move to the Chicago area from the South and other regions over the next five years. The study notes 559 firms employed 510880 people in 1956 with 141550 hires. Large firms dominate hiring, supplying 83.4 percent of total workers and 80 percent of new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southtown
Chicago
South
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
Thomas H. Coulter
Association
Coulter
Mystery Open Door Costs Dazed Pharmacist
Pharmacist Maurice Pinzur of 2263 East 95th Street reports a door removal and brick wall install that did not stop a break in four days later. The wall was breached and thieves stole $150 in cigarettes liquor and costume jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Pinzur
95Th St
Seventh Ward Streets Get a Facial Cleaning Next Week
James F. Riley, 7th ward superintendent, reports that streets in the area bounded by E 71st to 75th streets and S Yates to Stony Island avenues will be cleaned next week. He notes that area E 75th to 79th streets and S Jeffery to Yates avenues are being cleaned this week and warns of a $10 fine for parking in no parking zones during cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 71St
75Th Sts
S. Yates and
Stony Island
James F. Riley
7Th Ward
79Th
S. Jeffery and
Yates
Riley
KAM Synagogue Celebrates 110th Anniversary Friday
The Kehilath Anshe Mayriv temple at S Drexel Blvd and E 50th St marks its 110th anniversary with vesper services at 6 pm and an 8 pm dinner meeting. Guest speaker Arthur J. Goldberg, Chicago attorney, will discuss labor morals. Rabbi Milton Matz to be farewelled. The 700-family congregation traces to 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-America
KAM Temple
S. Drexel Blvd
E. 50Th St
Arthur J. Goldberg
Milton Matz
Goldberg
Chicago
National Afl-Cio Industrial Union Division
Jacob J. Weinstein
Kam
Kehilath Anshe Mayriv
Congregation of the Men of the West
Rosenfel and Rosenberg
Lake St
Chicago Reform Rabbinate
Henry Horner
Abba Hillel
Sinai Temple
Congregation
Beth Am
RAM
Lester Ahser
Woodlawn Ave
Frank Chayes
S. Bennett Ave
Arthur L. Conn
S. Euclid Ave
Joseph Levinson
S. Kenwood Ave
Arthur C. Feldman
Society meeting at St Catherine's Mission Society
St Catherine's Mission Society met at the convent of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament at 4117 South Michigan Avenue. Chairman was Mrs Alma Fleming of 7725 South Coles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's Mission Society
the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
S. Michigan Ave
Alma Flemling
S. Coles Ave
Act To Halt Violations Of Zoning Code
A community council sponsored meeting on zoning will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Chatham United Presbyterian church to explain overcrowding and illegal conversions under the new housing code. Alderman Einar Johnson Realtor Glenn Anderson and Arthur Weisberg will join as panelists to answer floor questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham-Avalon
Community Council
Chatham United Presbyterian Church
84Th St
Arthur Weisberg
S. Rhodes Ave
Council
Ald
Einar Johnson
Glenn Anderson
Weisberg
Grange Glover
Rhodes Ave
Nellie Dora
Indiana
John Hall
S. Prairie Ave
James Brown
S. Prairie
Frank A. Anglin Jr
S. Calumet Ave
Final Rites Held for John T. Boylan 45
Mass for John T. Boylan 45 of 8421 S Kenwood Ave was said at St Felicitas Church. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday at home and was buried in St Marys Cemetery. Survived by widow Helen M two sons John Jr Michael and Robert parents Walter and Irene brother Robert and sisters Bettye Lyne and Irene Nollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Boylan
Kenwood Ave
St. Felicitas
John Jr
Michael
Robert
Walter
Irene Boylan
Bettye Lyne
Irene Nollinger
Riot prompts 16 arrests near Chatham Bowl
Grand Crossing police and a 70 member task force broke up a potential gang clash in front of Chatham Bowl on 2010 South Park Ave. About 30 youths faced 12 inside, bricks and stones flew, 16 teens were taken to Grand Crossing station for questioning, two windows were broken, and the group was slated for family court the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Crossing
Chatham Bowl, Inc
South Park Ave
Ruggles
S. Prairie Ave
Irving Miller
Miller
St. George Hospital
Chatham Corn Beef Center, Inc
Ruggles School
Vincent Methodist Group To Install New Officers
Vincent WSCS will hear a guest speaker and install officers at its final meeting of the year at 6:30 p.m. in the church hall. Mrs. Edward Skoglund will speak and serve as installing officer. Vincent’s two year officers include Mrs. Robert Kroc as president and other officers listed with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Methodist Wscs
S. Langley Ave
Edward Skoglund
S. Vanderpoel
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Southern District
Vincent
Robert Kroc
Ruby Winters
Ralph Marx
S. Evans Ave
Robert Reynell
S. Greenwood Ave
W. W. Nelson
Ewald Adolfson
Arthur Siemon
E. 88Th
Robert Sieglinger
Rudolph Nelson
Ways and Means
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Lange
Milton D. Price
Price
Jay Allen
Nathan Cause
Robert Cates
Cills Bill
Capitol Bureau
South Shore Community Fund
Red Feather Circus
Albert W. Noonan
S. Oglesby Ave
William T. Christian
S. Luella Ave
Louis Kamerlink
E. 67Th St
Robert V. Johlie
South Shore Dr
Ninth Ward
Fete DuBois
Calumet
Sen. Donovan
Pharmacist
Seventh Ward
Pioneer Women’s
del Prado Hotel
Milton Hoyt
S. Essex Ave
Max Posie
E. 83Rd St
David Linn
S. Clyde Ave
Raymond Levin
S. Hamilton Ave
Donna Davis
Paxton Ave
Lahman Geleerd
S. Hyde Park Blvd
David M. Rosenthal
Jack E. Budd
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