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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

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Penny for Your Thoughts Readers Share Favorite Reading Types

Interviews at various spots ask what people most enjoy reading. Mrs Benjamin Ehrlich prefers biographies and autobiographies noting current stories like a mother’s account of a crippled girl. Charles Carroll and Mrs Florence Bikins value Westerns and parenting guidance respectively, with Bikins seeking current events.

Benjamin Ehrlich Champlain Ave Benjamining Ehrlich Karen Florence Bikins S. Parkside Ave

Puzzler links famous traits to names

In this column readers match well known traits with associated names. Answers appear elsewhere. 1 Long cigarette holder Fala 2 Army of elephants crossing the Alps 3 Bears porridge.

Box of baby clothes for nine to twelve month boy

A large box of baby clothes in good condition is awaiting a family with a boy aged nine to twelve months. Contact Mr. Friendly at the Southeast Economist, 728 West 65th Street, Chicago 21, Illinois, for pickup or further details.

The Economist Mr. Friendly

Sidewalks To Talk With Green Signal Warns

Community traffic safety plan brings civic groups to paint corners at E 68th E 66th and E 67th streets near Stony Island. Carl Ellison of Southeast Kiwanis will lead corner painting at 5 with stencils reading Wait for the green and Look both ways to remind pedestrians and drivers to pause and check for traffic.

Carl Ellison Cottage Grove Ave Southeast Kiwanis Club E. 66Th E. 67Th Sts Stony Island

Pusan Soldier Seeks Contact Through Local Paper

Pvt. Charles McGonigal of the 298th Engineering Company, stationed in Pusan since November 1953, asks South Side readers to help locate kin or provide contact for home folks. A Calumet High School graduate, he lives at 8026 S Vincennes Ave and reads the Economist as part of a Korea circulation. The puzzler answer includes F. D. Roosevelt, Hannibal, and Goldilocks.

Pusan Korea Charles McGonigal 298Th Engineering Company Economist South

Memory Lane car sales on Michigan Ave and Atlas landmark

Robert Hammond recalls the old automotive salesrooms on Michigan Avenue between 12th Street and 22nd Street as well as Roosevelt Road. John P. Bud Bowe recalls a German building in Jackson Park featuring a large rotating world atlas.

Robert Hammond Michigan Ave 12Th St Roosevelt Rd 22Nd St John P Bud) Bowe Jackson Park

Delegation Urges Early Cal Sag Channel Aid to Ike

Four South Side congressmen asked President Eisenhower to back legislation for an early start on the Lake Calumet Sag Channel project and to provide adequate funds in the 1956 budget. Rep. Busbey led in Washington urging Illinois' 25 lawmakers support for dredging and channel work to boost Lake Michigan trade and jobs in South Chicago.

Eisenhower South Side Lake Calumet-Sag White House Illinois Fred E. Busbey Barratt O’hara William E. McVey John C. Kluczynski Hughes Lubek Germany Lake Calumet Rep Busbey Chicago Washington Middle West United States

Dedication of Little League Field Saturday

Alderman Roy E. Olin will throw the first ball as National and American division all star teams clash in the curtain raiser of Chatham and Avalon Little League baseball Saturday afternoon at their new ball park on West 87th Street and South Woodlawn. Master of ceremonies will be William A. DeHaan, president of both leagues, at 8300 South Cottage Grove Avenue. Al Horn heads Chatham farm league and Tony Nauer leads Avalon farm league.

Roy E. Olin Chatham Avalon 87Th St S. Woodlawn William A. DeHaan S. Cottage Grove Ave al Horn 84Th St Avalon Farm League Tony Nauer S. Ingleside Ave

Ald DuBois Condemns Water Fluoridation Plan

Alderman Reginald DuBois denounces water fluoridation as a socialistic experiment and urges caution. He cites scientific uncertainty, warns of health risks and a narrow safety margin, and questions the cost and civil rights implications amid growing opposition from fellow aldermen and public groups.

All Officers Re elected By Business Men's League

All officers and directors of the Business Men's League of U S were re elected at a Grove restaurant meeting. Officers include John T. Goldrick president Arthur J. Palermo vice president Lloyd A. Derrer second vice president Adolph G Kirbach secretary treasurer Mildred J Hansen field secretary and Ald Roy E Olin legal counsel. A long list of committee chairs and directors follows with names and addresses.

Business Men’s League of S. Colfax Ave Ald Emil V. Pacini S. Houston Ave J. L. Meyer S. Evans Ave Peter J. Foote E. 79Th St Calumet Harbor-Sag Channel Betty Butler South Chicago Ave Daniel Dougherty E. 93Rd St Eugene O. Johnson John D. Desmond S. Cottage Grove Ave Paul A. Ludeman Felix Derwin E. Neil Matthews George Harold Enokian BE. 79Th St Harold Ellison E. 71St St Anthony Skolny S Cottage Grove Joseph Bailitz Joseph F. Clark

South Shore Scouts Prepping Annual Cub O Rec Parade

Three hundred Cub Scouts and their parents and friends will witness the annual South Shore district Cub O Rec beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday at Avalon park and S Avalon ave. Keith Garling, director, said the program will begin with a parade of 925 Cub Scouts and their leaders and include handicraft displays, competitive games, uniform inspection and an Indian tepee design contest.

South Shore Avalon Park S. Avalon Ave Keith Garling King Ston Ave

Hyde Park Students Win Five Places In Latin Contest

Hyde Park High School students earned five places in the Illinois State Latin finals among 80 pupils from 68 schools. Superior honors went to Alice Newman, Robert Priest, and William Blood. excellent honors to Judith Zimmerman and Sylvia Taylor.

Hyde Park High School Alice Newman S. Kenwood Ave Robert Priest William Blood Woodlawn Ave Judith Zimmerman S. Dorchester Ave Sylvia Taylor 56Th St Hyde Park Bernice Barth Hyde Park Blvd Girls Athletic Association Miss Barth Future Teachers of America Club Lila Pierce E. 72Nd St Virginia Klaisner E. 66Th Pl Edith Nelson S. Woodlawn Ave Lorraine Lepper S. Stony Island Ave Myra Ginsberg Belinda Farsee Barbara Mandalfo S. Ridgewood Ave Junior Life Savings Barbara Miller E. Gist St Anne Otto

Research Foundation to Hold Fund Raising Dance

Hematology Research Foundation plans a year end fundraising dinner dance at the Palm er house, chaired by Mrs Sidney D Birkner with co chair Mrs Laurence Solomon. The foundation at 64 W Randolph St marks its 10th year having raised over 250000 for blood research.

Friends of Hematology Research Foundation Palmer House Sidney D. Birkner S. Merrill Ave Laurence Solomon E 70Th St W. Randolph St

Real Estate Classifieds Offer Move‑in Homes and Builds

World’s Best Community Newspaper notes economists say if you can pay rent you can own a home. Southeast Economist columns list hundreds of new homes ready to move into or they will build you one upon request.

Southeast Economist

South Shore Temple Holds 32nd Annual Congregational Meet

The 32nd annual congregational meeting of South Shore Temple is set for 7 30 p m Sunday June 20 in the Community House at 7215 S Jeffery Ave outgoing president Harry L Madorin will give the annual report Rabbi Ahron Opher will discuss temple activities and greetings will come from Sisterhood and Men s Club presidents A fund raising chair Walter Klein will become the new president other officers will be announced The program includes a skit This Is Your Life and ends with a buffet supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry L Madorin their three years as president

Alfred Cilella South Side Paul Sheridan Thomas Corcoran David McKiernan Joseph Burke DuBois Alice Schuringa S. Lowe Ave Citizens Committee Against Atlantic Hotel S. Clark St House Foreign and Interstate Commerce Committee Arthur Robinson Seattle Washington Roseland Chicago Board of Health South Shore Temple S. Jeffery Ave Harry L. Madonin S&s. Bennett Ave Ahron Opher William Frey S. Merrill Ave Sisterhood Henry Saks S. Kingston Ave LeRoy Bieringe St. Lawrence Ave Richard Gerwin S Cregier Ave Walter Klein S. Constance Ave Harry L Madorin Madorin

Fund Sought To Boost Chicago

Ald. John Egan proposes a $100000 city contribution toward a $1000000 fund to publicize Chicago World famous status. He cites Chicago as a transport crossroads with strong tourism and industry and urges a mayor appointed committee to lead a worldwide publicity drive.

John E. Egan Kennelly Chicago Ald Egan Southtown Europe New York City New York Los Angeles Germany Windy City Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry Community Chambers of Commerce City Council

John G. Olsen Named to Apollo Musical Club Board

John G. Olsen of 6505 S Kenwood Ave was elected to a three year term on the board of directors of the Apollo Musical Club of Chicago at its recent annual meeting.

John G. Olsen S. Kenwood Ave The Apollo Musical Club of Chicago

Chicago Plan Chief bids park district halt lakefront hall plan

Delores Smith reports William M. Spencer of the Chicago Plan Commission formally urged President James H. Gately of the Chicago Park District to reverse the park board’s decision to permit a Municipal Convention Hall on the lake front between 16th and 25th streets. He argued the site harms lake front integrity and private redevelopment, urging a broad site study with slum clearance implications and rapid transit access considerations.

William M. Spencer Chicago Plan Commission James H. Gately Chicago Park District Park Board Lake Front 16Th 25Th Sts Gately Spencer Mr. Simpson 23Rd Street Chicago Loop Park District Park Fair Board Central Commercial District

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Charles Carrott S. Drexel Porter Texas Charles Carroll F. D. Roosevelt Hannibal Goldilocks Civic Hall Ike Harbor Harold Cross Little League Field Ald. DuBois Sheila Wolfe C’est la Vie Paris Seine Lake Michigan E. 57Th St S. Kenwood S. Kimbark Aves Sorbonne Maurice Westover South Shore Scouts Drexel Ave Gwen Bredendieck Ruth Knight E. Hyde Park Blvd Marcia Borst S. Kimbark Ave Nancy Futran S. University Ave Karen Anderson Eleanor Joiner S. Stony Island Beverly Rice E. 55Th St Androdites Lion Sandra Platz E. Marquette Rd Wayne Reed E. 69Th St Carol Falkinburg Connie Peters S. Euclid Ave Robert Frazin Ronald Blazek S. Paxton Ave Joan Keuhn E. 67Th Richard Fishmar S. Harper Harry, Reinstein S. Kimbark Mark Drucker S. Euclid Paul Barrett Pete Tippet S. Forest Rodney Blackaman 55Th St Apollo Club Delores Smith
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