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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
1
The piece weighs the advantages and drawbacks of the Commission Form of government versus the aldermanic form. It argues nonpartisan study, notes state differences, and cites Governor Carroll’s view that Iowa’s switch did not worsen conditions. It emphasizes measuring success by Illinois’ own benefits.
Rubens will receive a post on the Bao hie selection of nis. atre official and as a member of the Fire and Police board here to succeed. The council, with Monday night action, will formalize the appointment. Rubens has police experience and has toured the United States and Canada in his role with the International Police Association. He counts police chiefs of many cities among his friends and has earlier served on the local board. The other two members are William Fay and Joseph Zalar.
Joliet forecasts predict rain to end a drought threatening crops. The anticipated wet spell should arrive before Sunday night, bringing relief to farmers and easing dry conditions.
The Little Theatre of St. Francis College prepares next week to stage Antigone, the Greek tragedy from Thebes. Principal roles include Antigone, Creon, Haemon, and Eurydice in the annual college drama.
Dr Louis L Mann rabbi of Sinai Chicago and UC professor told 600 convention delegates that progress comes by changing the future not lamenting the past He urged overcoming economic and social obstacles by turning liabilities into assets citing Whistler Brooks Wilberforce and others who rose above adversity for business leaders in Joliet.
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