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Mother and Daughter Share Artistic Hobby Weds Army Officer in June Ihursday, March 21, 1957 Part 5 Pm 3 SUMMIT PARTY SUES TO WIN BALLOT ENTRY BY GLADYS PRIDDY Whether the candidates of the Time for a Change party get on the ballot for the April 16 election in Summit will be decided in court. The candidates John J. Pryme for village president with Alex Salken and Zygmunt M. Kolinski for trustees resorted to the court action following the refusal of the election commissioners, defendants in the suit, to place their names on the ballot. Late for Deadline Pryme brought the certificates of nomination and the nominating papers for the Time for a Change party to TRESPASSING PROBLEM CITED AT HEARING ICC Studies Removal of Spur Track "One of our biggest problems is juvenile trespassing," a railway policeman told the Illinois commerce commission last week.

Policeman Morgan Rider, special safety lecturer for the Baltimore Ohio Chicago Terminal railway, also warned Mrs. Wilhelmina Stephenson (left), 5530 Trumbull A ciin ni and daughter, Mrs. Elsie Suther. 'T' examine hobby proves weeds can be made PRICES CUT TO Vi OUR WAREHOUSE IS LOADED WITH NEW FEKNITUKE AND! RDGS. FORCED TO SACRIFICE; ENTIRE STOCK AT REDUCTIONS OP 38 TO 76.

FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED BEDROOM FURNITURE 5160 Modim 3 pteca suits. Blonde 3 piece suite 1J8 S2G0 Modem 3 piece 1148 S330 3 Pc Star-lit mahogany. 18f SOFA BEDS BEDDING S.10.50 Sena Innersprinr. .118 S59 Simmons innerfipring S7D.60 Lawson style sofa .139 suu.au Modern style sofa 15 FLOOR COVERING BUYS S12.95 to 839.60-27x51" 'S30-OI12' rUK 119 SBO-0xl2' all wool J48 800-9x12' Mohawk nir $68 S139 Oils' Embossed rur 188 LIVING ROOM PIECES A FEW ARE LISTED BELOW 8229 Modern sectional sofa 190 5250 Kins- sizo sectional $128 5295 Nylon 2 pc.

liT. rm. snite.16R S208 Kroehler 2 pc. parlor set. 81 69 $330 Kroehler oversize FRKE DELIVERY LOW EAST TERMS Open Sunday 11-8 Daily lo ti.

Thurs. to 9 I Now more than ever before ft payi to real the Chicago Tribune, the American newspaper for Americans, which hat the facilities to get the newi and th courage to print it. a group of Beverly Ridge housewives attending the hear- ing that effective safety discipline beeins at home." Awfam 4 OUR TOWN JACQUELINE BUCKLEY senior at St. Mary's college, Notre Dame, Ind. Lt.

Hobbs, a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, is now stationed with the army in Chicago. The wedding is planned for June 29. Ask Track Be Abandoned The group of south side mothers had protested the presence of the railway's spur track at 103d st. and Talman av. Citing incidents of chil dren attracted to play in boxcars there, the women asked that the track be abandoned, the ICC took the matter under advisement.

Rider told Mrs. Helen Mun-ert, ICC assistant commissioner, that he had shown a special safety film to about 110,000 children in 190 public and parochial schools last year. Incidents of juveniles on railway property are increasing, however, said Rider, due to the increase of population in recent years along railroad right of ways. Homer's Safety Aid The Safety film, entitled signed to teach children riot to play or trespass near railroads, said Rider. He accom panies the semi-animated car me commissioners of nee on Feb.

25, the last day for filing. However, he arrived after the office had closed. Commissioner Marie H. Suthers was still in the office. Altho the office was closed, she took the papers, noted the time on them, and stated that she would refer the matter to other members of the commission for a decision on The board rejected them.

Suits Asks Mandamus Besidds Mrs. Suthers, the other members named in the suit are Sidney T. Holzman and John P. Daly. The Circuit court petition is for a writ of mandamus directing the board and defendants to order the names of the petitioners printed on the April 16 ballot and for a declaratory judgment finding' the papers were filed in Accordance with requirements.

Also, the petition asks a finding that it is the duty of the board to accept the certificates and papers for filing and place the candidates' names on the bal lot. Census Chairmen Mrs. Martin M. Pestine, 8909 Merrill and Mrs. Lawrence Levin, 9040 Ridgeland have been named co-chairmen of the school census survey of the Warren and Hoyne school districts.

center pieces tney made trom attractive. versaries were cently by two south side Peoples Gas employes, observed re- Timothy J. Hastings, 5653 Green lllundr a street foreman, and Harry E. Blundy, 8176 Sco 1 1 a 1 a meter repair man Hastings began in the street Blundy started district meter as a laborer department, in the south repair shop. Hastings and his wife, Mary, who have lived 22 years at the south side address, have a son, Timothy at home, and a daughter, Mrs.

Anna Crumbo, of 5941 Wood st. Blundy and his wife, Eva, have a son, Russell, 4. The couple 'has lived five years at their present address. Air force R. O.

T. C. Cadet Robert S. O'Neil, of 5525 Pe oria a senior engineering student at the University of OUR almost blew our out at weeds and old llowers. Women tribune Photo Notre Dame, was recently cited for maintaining high grades in military science subjects.

Verna Godman, 6932 Clyde is one of 40 students at the University of Illinois who have been awarded Illini war memorial scholarships. Miss Godman, a sophomore in a i culture, will receive a $250 stipi-d The )IUi Codmau scholarship is provided by alumni donations to the uni versity's foundation achieve ment fund. Two south area men, Herman Wallenberg, of Chicago Heights, and Al Habenlcht, of Blue Island, were recently retired by Northern Illinois Gas company after they amassed almost 68 years combined service. Wallenberg, who has been employed in the operation and construction departments, began his career in 1917. Habenicht, a service repair foreman, started in 1929.

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Sq. F. ffff 9 LINE OF Rockweol We brains LUMBER 10 Vincent D. Buckley, 1223 W. 95th recently announced the engagement of his daughter, Jacqueline, to Lt.

John Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Hobbs of Oklahoma City. Miss Buckley is a WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE WILL HOLD CONCERT Dr. Dieter Kober, 10223 Prairie will direct the spring concert of the Wilson junior college orchestra at 8:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the college auditorium, 6800 Stewart ay. Kober is a member of the college music department. South side members of the orchestra include Elinor Wright, 641 E. 92d clarinetist; Ber'nice Whiteside, 5819 Indiana string bass; Edward Harrell, 4048 Lake Park arid Richard Stanton, 6232 Bishop violinists; and Jane Seghers, 4149 Campbell French horn.

The orchestra, 23 years old the all-new BUILDING MATERIALS toon film with a small talk in each school. The movie relates the tale of Homer, who hits a baseball a country mile. Unfortunately rthe ball lands near a railroad track and Homer nearly gets i hit by a speeding train. Homer's little sister lso is in trouble with trains as misfortune is heaDed unon the Itaikah Papsr Constd outfldo paints $189 1 gal. TO FIRST 1.000 CUSTOMERS Siding 4 Fit s.

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Loom Roekwool ILJIIIIyA I 8 3 STREET here's cerw Grt.it near Halttdd 5 PLYWOOD Good One Sidt YEAR 20 Sq.H.Covtro9 Sq. Ft. I2JC I Ce 5 ft. As Low As 5 95 DO-IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE ON COMPLETE OARAGE MATERIALS August J. Russell, 857 Hutchins Joliet, a senior shop repair man in the operating de partment of Public Service company, has retired after 35 years service with the utility.

He began his career in the construction department. Russell and his wife, Anna Marie, have a daughter, Nancy Joy, a senior in St. Francis academy at Joliet. He has lived 50 years in the suburb. Fortieth anniversary with Peoples Gas company recent ly was marked by Henry M.

Schabes, 6525 S. Winchester av. In his lei-sure time, Schabes, a auto mechanic, repairs neighbors' irons, vacuum cleaners, and other applir 8chab" ances in his basement workshop. He also enjoys garden ing, fishing, and photography. Appointment of Mrs.

Virginia Downing, 5326 Cornell as director of the Ashland Y. W. C. A. center was announced recently.

Mrs. Down ing, a. graduate of Southwest Missouri State college, has worked with the Teen department and taught school in Augusta, Ga. Her husband, Ronald G. Downing, is sta-, tioned with the 5th army in Chicago.

David A. Skalitzky, 8223 Drexel has been initiated into Beta Algha Psi, local accounting honor society at Marquette university, Milwaukee. He is a junior in the college of business admini stration. Louis W. Roden, 6046 S.

Troy retired recently after almost 48 years of employ ment with Western Electric company's Hawthorne works. A detail maker, Roden specialized in precision parts for the test set department. He and his wife, Susan, plan a fishing trip soon. After 32, years of service, George Jackson, 7322 'Aberdeen retired recently from Commonwealth Edison company. He was a painter in the substation construction department.

Jackson and his wife, plan to make their future home at St. Petersburg, Fla. Bonnie McCartney of Oak Lawn; Marion Anderson, 1201 E. 60th and Beverly Holmgren, 11108 Bell have made the honor roll at North Park college, Foster and Ked-zie avs. The college registered its first freshman class in its new four year program last September.

Previously, it was a junior college. South Shore High school has awarded a $250 scholarship to Miss Marlene Andersen, a senior, out of its Nancy Rich Scholarship fund. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Andersen, 8157 South Chicago av.

Thirty year service anni bills whan you can hava at thasa pricai fcash prlca montkly dsl. to F.H.A. your payments $314.50 $10.07 $459.30 $14.70 $490.40 $15.65 $596.00 119.05 SALE 1x4 Fir Herlq gas range with the "MOSTEST" in wanted features at "GREATEST" trade-in allowance possible RK. UM III -t Wd bs lass Overhead Doors SS.M'iLfu,i. UN OF MIllwORK.

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The little girl gets locked in a refrigerator boxcar and is nearly, deep-frozen before she is rescued. Appeals to Tots "The movie," said Rider, "is designed to appeal to small children." His accorh panying lectures are in what he termed primary English." Other movies shown by Rider were "Happy Locomotive" and "Close Call for Edward J. Kelly, assistant corporation counsel representing "the housewives, said those hazards covered by police safety lectures were dif-. erent from those hazards dis cussed in the spur case." Denies Statement Rider denied this. "I don't believe there is another railway in the area as- interested in the safety of children, its employes, or customers as the Baltimore Ohio," he said.

He told Mrs. Munsert that the B. O. system spends thousands of dollars yearly for its safety program. LAWYER HEADS CANCERGROUP'S FAR SOUTH AID Alfred N.

Pauls, 8607 Ada attorney, has recently been named campaign chair man for the far south com' branch of the Cancer society. Pauls, a member of the Chi- eago Bar association, is presi-dent of the 18th ward civic council and past president of the Chicago chapter of the Catholic university alumni as-- sociation. Pauls has taught at the Marmion Military academy and in the' law school, of Loyola university. He is also a member of Delta Theta Phi, Blue Key honorary society, and Alpha Sigma Nu. Editor to Speak Guest speaker at 8:15 p.

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