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Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 26

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i I Shrinking World of Men (Xluranri uttiiag eribunr June 30, 1957 PartS- Page 6 Church Wedding 'Still washing anil walSferf! Aided, Abetted by Males SUMMER SPECIAL ON LANCER MOWERS! fh perfect is here! tion iidu several women among Iq The man's world has gotten smaller again', but in this case SAYS FIRMS 'DRAG FEET' IN AIR POLLUTION Stickney Health Man Levels Charge It is not known us memDers -I 'I" 1 IJ 1i they're shrink- ing the re Reg. SPECIAL PPJCE if the ladies came in the back door or if the males allowed' themselves to be However, it might be suspect mainder them -'J ed, because of Mrs. Glasson's I 92 "tS TTTPS- 11 I i 3 election, that the men opened the flood gates. Designs Clothing Line Mrs. Glasson, owner of Molly's Style shop, 15th st.

and fa i2212riI5SuEX' SSS) selves. The fellows are allowing a woman, Mrs. Albert las-son, 1459 S. Pulaski to president of the Greater a al Continued from first page You Sove 545.24 2 -INCH ROTARY LAWN MOWER Pulaski and designer and D'TRP? SHS3ta 1 Mrs. ClasWYU with CLINTON 2'2 H.P.

4-CYCLE ENCINE Recoil Starter Leaf Mulcher Included manufacturer of her own line of clothes, is a great plugger of civic betterment. SheVas' one of those instrumental in getting the recent installation "023 ssSES2l of traffic lights at 14th st. and Heayy Duty Cast Aluminum Crawford av. ipQaBrtiftWft rfygp She indicated her way of tS3ssZSM- Alloy Deck CM'- It MRS. ROBERT PABICH Gloria Alfano, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Alfano, 4911 Lexington recently was married to Robert Pabich in ceremonies at St. Sylvester's Catholic church. Pabich is the son of Mrs. Helen Pabich, 5900 Newport av.

The couple took a honeymoon trip to Wisconsin. rBeo ai photo plugging is to stir up interest eltoxja- 1liaGHS2E! in a situation, hit the city of- rTifgfgjprflifc ficials, and then most im-j Ute 1 3ril5EJKj a i mffi portant to hang nan; jsrpn frfRtrr Chamber of Commerce, an unusual feat according to the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry. An association spokesman said men usually are presidents of chambers of commerce. Led Predecessor Unit Mrs. Glasson won her post by virtue of her election as president of the.

predecessor to the newly-formed Lawndale chamber. The predecessor club was known as the 16th av. Business Men's association, a misnomer in view of the fact that the organiza 7: 'I 1 me mission is accompnsneo. Mrs. Glasson gave the clue as to why the men are willing to let a 50 year old woman take over.

She said, "Women have a way of getting around JP" KLtchenAid home dishwasher Ves, really iutomitic, dih. washing ij here! It" Kitchen Aid by Hf birt, leading name in th kitchen of fine restaurant and boteN. And KitchenAid i brought to you by th people Itnow your kitchen be by St. Charle Today't Kitchens. Eima'e includes ai! remodeling work, material and complete coil people, and so we accomplish hffifRftTBiiyi-.

cscsti more. be to burn gas Instead of coal in the station, which is now equipped to burn gas to one-half of the plant's capacity. He said the plant has a standing order with the Northern Illinois Gas company to furnish gas whenever it's available. Freston said the station also burns gas, if it can get it, when atmospheric conditions are unfavorable for diffusing the noxious gas in the air. Recognize Obligation Freston said, We recognize that industry has an obligation to be a good neighbor." He indicated the situation at the plant probably would not be cleared up for a year or two because it's contingent upon being furnished with more gas from Northern Illinois Gas company which now has more demands than it can handle with present pipe line facilities.

According to Frankovelgia, the Sanitary district's Stickney treatment works is a source of soot in the area. He said the plant's precipitators used to remove soot from coal combustion were not as effective as those of Edison's Ridgeland av. station Speaking for the sanitary district, William Dundas, general superintendent, denied the charge. lie said the precipitators "have been remodeled in line with the latest sort of equipment of that type" within the past year. TODAY DESIGNATED FREE OUTDOOR PROGRAM SET FOR ELMHURST AS STATE OF ISRAEL DAY FOR OAK PARK Dial: FOresI 9-531 tear A free outdoor concert will be given in Wilder park, Elm-hurst, at 8:15 p.

m. July 10. Sponsored by the Elmhurst J. Russell Christianson, Oak WEBBER BAR-O-CUE DEMONSTRATION Starting 10 A.M. Sunday Get ios tips on ouidoor cooling from an expert.

everything for your Bar-B-Cua reedl. DU PAGE SERVECE COMPANY 333 V. 5T. CHARLES ROAD Villa Park, Illinois Phone TE 2-4783 Fri. 8:30 to 9 P.

M. Sun. 9 to I Sat. to 5.30 St. Charfes Park village president, has set tnrlsv Stata nf Tcrapl rlav i Dundas said the district is continually carrying on research to improve the situation.

According to Frankovelgia the air pollution problem has been with the area for about seven years but has sharply increased in intensity over the last thr.ee years. He estimated that complaints during this latter period have averaged about 50 per month. Make 5 Year Study Frankovelgia is a member of a committee set up by the state health department which recently presented a preliminary report to Gov. Stratton on the state's air pollution problem. The group, composed of local, state, and federal health officers, is conducting a five year study of the situation.

The Stickney health director said the only real, long term solution to the problem would be to set up a broad in the suburb in tribute t0 U1SU1LI: lue imeu Complete lnstallation ism feature the Wheaton Munici Abba Eban, Israel's ambassa dor to the United States. pal band under the direction of Arthur A. Sweet, Barbara The ambassador and his (3 blocks west of Harlem) River Forest, (IL. wife will be honored at a soprano, and -fc Store) Hour! Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. loJPH, Saturday 9 A.M.

to 3 ner reception at the West Peggy Smith, accompanist. Suburban Temple Har Zion of in case 0f rajn the program River Forest. Some 500 per- win bs held July 12 It is one sons are expected to attend' 5prip ski viin I. i4l liead tlie Thirapo Tribune the American Newspaper for Americans the event. i Ihe dinner is being given in connection with the State OLD GARAGE DOORS Insfall a 1 9 i hi err of Israel bond drive.

Funds derived from the sale are used for development of roads, harbors, agriculture, industry, and for other developmental purposes in the state. program thru local, state, and federal health departments to do research and control work GAYLORD FREEMAN WINS APPOINTMENT TO HOSPITAL BOARD 1 JaifloA VYbxds 1 STEEL DOOR on air pollution. If and when smp a such aprogramis effected, 5 -'S 1 I Frankovelgia said Stickney township hopes to be one of to De one 01 LECTRONIC COOKING 1 to be included DEMONSTRATION I Gaylord Freeman Jr. of Wayne has been appointed to the first areas for the studies. 1 I I' Se appU baked He said his department before your eyei in 2 minutei the board of-trustees of Presbyteri a St.

Luke's hos-nital. A vice (usual time 50 minutes). 'been hampered in dealing with the pollution problem by GALL US FOR mur kig lack of money. Khibif. ir i P3" i f.

i Gas Co, Service William Schultz, 2725 S. Kedvale recently marked 35 years with the Peoples Gas company. 3 Moc weit 4 Mo'tam Diol FOrast 5319 ESTIMATE All Work uaronteed 1 tional Bank of i Chicago, he is currently leave of absence as a consultant to the i Daily 8 43 Water St. AURORA, ILL. LIGHT HOUSE ELECTRSC WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE ii Tii i 1 ia i in -1 it WE INSTALL STEEL, ALUMINUM AND WCOD DOORS CARLSON GARAGE DOOR CO.

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