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The Southeast Economist is published every Thursday morning at 728 W 65th Street Englewood Chicago phoneEnglewood 1400. It carries no content for South Shore Woodlawn Chatham Chatham Fielda Windsor Park Cheltenham Grand Crossing Bencome Park Essex Parkside Burnside Brookline Wakefield Chesterfield Ches terfield Heights Avalon Park Bryn Mawr and adjacent areas.
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Misconception About Youth and College Grads
A reflection on how graduates seek work amid low family incomes and economic hardship. The author argues youth show maturity, ignore the stereotype of foolishness, and aim to contribute more by pursuing education, improving living conditions, and expanding leisure opportunities.
Not-For-Profit Prices Bring Piano Recitals To Public
The Adult Education council expands into new fields by offering 1,000 orchestra hall seats for public subscription to the fourth annual Musical Arts Piano series next autumn. Recitals, usually costly, are now accessible to Southsiders at affordable prices, reflecting a long standing aim to provide educational recreation.
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The Passing Show and Vacation Musings
A collage blends poetry and humor with notes on travel and theatre. Readers reflect on fate and longing, then switch to vacation rites and quirky observations about daily life and theater crowds.
Can You Better It What’s Your Best Answer trivia quiz
A jumble of questions covering geography history and science, with places and names such as Paris Chicago Mercury Venus Argentina Arizona Paris Kennedy Bullitt and Lena river. The piece imitates a magazine style quiz listing multiple choice prompts and answers.
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Birds Bell the Way to Protect Songbirds and Public Letters
A local column advocates tying bells on cats to warn birds, and thanks readers for publicity of a St Laurence Young People's club dance at the Del Prado hotel. A reader condemns a conductor for berating a tall 11-year-old girl over fare, suggesting age-identification tickets via schools.
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del Prado Hotel
Walter C Desmond
What Would You Do Letter Contest and Club Meeting
A local contest invites letters answering Would You Buy a suspect stolen car offer with a $5 prize to the best letter judged by editors. The winner praised by Eliza Latley explains prioritizing self and future happiness. Also, Chatham Fields Woman's Club officers plan a meeting at 10 am at 8201 Evans Ave with Mrs Owen T Evans hosting.
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Young Southeast Side Artists to Exhibit at Chicago Academy
Five young Southeast side artists will showcase canvases in the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts annual exhibition at 18 South Michigan Avenue. Cebe Pasco Charlene Hall Shirley Marshall Robert J Olry and Will Woolway are featured. Open hours run today through Sunday with fashion shows each evening except Sunday.
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Sunday School Teachers Invited to Union Meets
Emma Dietz chair of the program committee invites Sunday school teachers on the southeast side to the weekly Chicago Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers meetings. Sessions are Fridays 1 45 to 3 30 p m at De Paul University building 64 E Lake St. A Bible story telling course is in progress.
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City's Newest Violin Prodigy to Perform Here
Four year old Louis Francini, hailed as the city's violin prodigy, will appear at a concert in Woodlawn Baptist Church on 62nd Street and University Ave next Tuesday at p.m. He recently earned a gold medal for Paganini's Carnival of Venice before 4,000 at the Civic Opera house. Louis began violin at age two under his father, a former concert violinist, and has attracted Hollywood offers he declined to pursue a future as a concert violinist. Also on the program are the Packard trio, the Chicago Conservatory girls vocal ensemble, Elsie Quattrocki, and Albina Gherardi. The public is invited.
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Hebrew School Expands Summer Program On 74th St
Beginning in July the South Side Hebrew Congregational School will extend its curriculum to a full summer recreation program alongside Hebrew studies. Activities include Hebrew lessons games library circles arts and crafts dancing baseball tennis park visits and optional swimming for youths aged 7 to 15 five days a week. For details contact Rabbi Morris Teller Plaza 7375.
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Sons of the American Legion Third District Meet Tonight
Capt. Jack Kimbell will preside at the Third District meeting of the Sons of the American Legion this evening at 8 o'clock. The gathering will be held in the Grand Crossing Park fieldhouse at 76th Street and Ingle side. Members and friends are invited.
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