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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1931

Page

2

Rubens to Represent Police Chiefs on Europe Tour

Rubens elected as foreign representative of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. He will study police operations worldwide with a goal of closer ties among U S and foreign police systems. Permanent offices to be set in Paris and Shanghai. tours include Italy Greece Egypt Germany England and France with Japan China to follow.

International Association of Chiefs of Police St. Petersburg Florida Louis M. Rubens United States Rubens Paris London Italy Greece Egypt Germany England France Joliet Japan China Shanghai Police Commission International Association of Police Chiefs Illinois Police Association Police Advisory Board Robert Wraith

Notable Local Figures Liven Chicago Social Scene

Windy City gossip covers Maurice Burgess at Southmoor Hotel and the Loop crowd. Notables include Gilly Weber and gal, Micky Werner and Young Davis in Florida, Larry Furlong at a dance, Red Sheean's diet, Sandy Sandiford's winter prep, Mert Heise in a tux, Frank Zelko's ward nurses reception, Kay Francis lucky room 66, Poli Negri name change, May Astor's alias, and regular meetings of a young men's republican club.

Property Owners Oppose Bluff Street Tracks Protest

Bluff street merchants opposed a temporary traction track across Bluff street to allow streetcar crossings during a new Jefferson street bridge project. Thomas Calamaras of Lincoln Bakery and Lawrence Henschen of Henschen Plumbing testified the tracks would harm business. City council took the matter under advisement.

Roposal Chicago Calamaras Bluff Street Council

Five and Ten Cent Garage To Open In City

A five and ten cent garage will open soon under Ro bert Shaw at Louis Joliet Garage Scott street near Clinton. The plan offers 10 cents for the first hour of parking and 5 cents for each additional hour. Motorists buying five gallons of gasoline receive two hours free parking along with comfortable waiting and check rooms.

United States Robert Shaw Louis Joliet Scott Street Clinton Fred Walsh

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