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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1947

Page

9

Nightlife notes feature Italian eatery and clubs

A Chicago article highlights Louis L. George's restaurant famed for Italian spaghetti and full course dinners. It invites patrons to enjoy a cool lounge with air conditioning, live music, and late hours. Nearby venues include Tip-Tops show with Babs Williams and Dolores, Green Shingle outdoor dining with Eddie James, Club Gay Paree on W 63rd, and Old Lundquist hall weekly barn dances with smorgasbord.

Louis L. George Charlie Szabo Eddie James

Through the Keyhole by Vic Short

Vic Short notes several upcoming topics next week including the Huddle Bagdad Symphony and others with new programs. Frank DeMere hints at surprising news. Saxie Dowell, famed for Three Little Fishies, is linked to Hal Kemp and film revues, upcoming in Kentucky. Alpine lounge touted as air conditioned with black light murals. Roseann could switch stages from organ to piano to solovox to nevachord to accordion if space allowed.

Huddle Bagdad Symphony Frank DéMere Saxie Dowell Hal Kemp Kentucky Roseann

Three Students Win I I T Scholarships

Three South side students win Illinois Institute of Technology scholarships for September 1947. William L. Porter and Werner L. Frank earn full tuition for the first semester. Leo Domzalski receives one semester’s tuition from Civic Assembly funds. Porter, of South Shore High, to study chemical engineering. Frank, Hyde Park High, to major in mathematics. Domzalski, Tilden Technical, to major in chemical engineering.

South Side Illinois Institute of Technology William L. Porter South Shore Werner L. Frank Greenwood Ave Porter South Shore High School Frank Hyde Park High School Leo Domzalski Burnham Ave Civic Assembly Tilden Technical High School

Displaced Persons Resolution Passes City Council

The Chicago city council approved a resolution urging Congress to admit 406,000 displaced persons from Europe on a non quota basis, 100,000 yearly for four years, despite criticism from Aldermen about national issues airing in local meetings. The vote was 46 to 0 in favor.

Congress Cohen Ald Allen A. Freeman Crowe Council Truman Alban

Moose Women Install Officers Sunday Afternoon

Members of the South Side chapter Women of the Moose plan an officer installation at 3 p.m. Sunday in Moose hall 426 W 68th st. Guest of honor will be Mrs Sarah Dahl of Chicago Heights regent of the college of regents.

South Side Women of the Moose Moose Hall W. 68Rd St Sarah Dahl Chicago Heights College of Regents Pearl Ortez Evans Ave Selane Tobin Yale Ave Mary Kuma Kedzie Ave Catherine Delzo Shields Ave Agnes Seivert Patricia Daly

Sachs Adopts 40 Hour Week for Saleswomen

The Morris B. Sachs store at 6638 Halsted st announced a 40 hour five day week with no pay cut for full time saleswomen. Full timers will begin the shorter week July 7 and receive pay for an extra day off on holidays. Monthly attendance bonuses continue. part timers may transfer to full time.

Morris B. Sachs Halsted St Sachs

De LaSalle Mothers Club Hosts Card and Games Party

The De LaSalle Mothers' Club will hold a card and games party at 2 p.m. today in the school library at 3455 Wabash Ave. Mrs. Edward O'Donnell is the event chairman and proceeds go to the school fund. Surplus catalogs from War Assets are available at 404 S Wabash Ave.

GOP Women’s Republican Organization Edgewater Beach Sheridan Rd Edna Lippin Oak Lawn Arsela Street Evergreen Park de LaSalle Mothers’ Club de LaSalle Mother’s Club Wabash Ave Edward O'Donnell Minerva Ave

Veterans GI Bill guidance on claims and readjustment

An economist column answers veterans questions on filing with the Veterans Administration and related benefits. It covers whether to use an attorney, eligibility for the $20 weekly readjustment allowance, railroad work in spare time, and the requirement for Form 5 affidavits to establish overseas pay status.

Veterans’ Administration Veterans’ Organizations Red Cross Illinois Navy Service, Recognition Board

3rd District Legion to Hold Dance and Games Night

The Third district American Legion council plans a dance and games party at 9 p.m. tomorrow at Stevens-Doyle post headquarters 1706 E 79th St. Junior vice-commander John Hayes leads arrangements with assistance from Nick Wiltgen Evergreen Park and W Ray Crosby.

the American Legion Stevens-Doyle Post E. 79Th St John Hayes Avenue F Nick Wiltgen Evergreen Park W. Ray Crosby Dante Ave

Junior Netters to Compete in Bessemer Park Meet

Youth tennis players from the Southeast area join a two week Chicago Tennis Association and Chicago Park District event at Bessemer Park 89th Street and Muskegon Avenue. Registration for under 17 takes place tomorrow with times for under 14 and 15 to 17 groups. Winners receive medals and may advance to metropolitan championships. Officials include George Feld referee and Norman Burgess chair.

Chicago Tennis Association Chicago Park District Bessemer Park 89Th St Muskegon Ave George Feld Marcella Murray James Diamond Norman Burgess Juniior Development Committee

Name Two South Siders to Red Cross Board

Two South Siders were named to the Chicago Red Cross chapter honorary advisory board. Kay Kribben announced the appointments. The appointees are Percy F. Brauti gam of 8119 Langley Ave and Thomas J. Murry of 9630 Longwood ar.

Chicago Red Cross Kay Kribben Percy F. Brautigam Langley Ave Thomas J. Murry Longwood

Civic Awards and Pins at Chicago Vocational High

Ninety six students at Chicago Vocational High School received civic awards and pins at a June 11 assembly in the school auditor ium. Awards honor service points earned through student council, publications, Civil Air Patrol, fire guard, glee club, and office helper roles.

Chiicago Vocational High School E. 87Th St Civil Air Patrol Fire Guard Glee Club Civic Edward Socol Aberdeen Sr Fred Butalla Bennett Ave Arthur Tallet Rhodes Ave Russell Skocypec Avalon Ave

First Girl Wins CVS Civic Letter Amid Freshman Class

Adam Gromek and several classmates from Escanaba Avenue and nearby streets earned civic letters as the first female recipient at the CVS school. The year marked girls' admission to the school and 70 freshmen and others received civic letters, highlighting a milestone in the student body.

Adam Gromek Escanaba Ave Clement Oleiniczsk Harry Zaremba Thomas Manos E. 85Th Shirley Ann Ryan Woodlawn Ave CVS

Electronic Items to Be Sold at Tucker Plant

Four residual sales totaling five million dollars of government surplus electronics will be held in Chicago during the first two weeks of July. Bruce J. Brown, regional director of the War Assets Administration, announced the sale. Items are unused and stored at the WAA Disposal center in Tucker plant at 7401 Cicero.

Chicago Bruce J. Brown War Assets Administration WAA Tucker Plant Cicero

Windy City Venture Sails to National Convention Trip

Members of Windy City Voiture of the American Legion plan an all expense tour by train to the National Convention in New York City. The trip runs August 25 through September 4 with a competitive sealed bid process for sale on a lot basis.

Windy City American Legion New York City

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