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SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST Wednesday. Jan. 31. 19S1 73 Southtown Students. Get IIT Degrees Three Complete Advanced Work in Chemistry and! Engineering.

Seventy-three Southtown students are among the 550 who re; eeived degrees last Saturday the Illinois Institute of Techr.oi-j ogy's commencement in Orchestra O- -he total number three re- ceived advanced degrees while remainder received bacr.elor's degrees, Maurice 6033 NcrniaS' degree received a cr.err-icai engi-, of philosophy neerir.g. Receiving The decree master science Mer.vyn B. Brodsky, 76:1 Norms! End Robert Hurxiia, biochemistry. Reeehir.g degree of bachelor of science were Hoy L. Azk.n.

1049 ir.du=:rial en- sjirjserir-g; William H. Aimer, S203 Sangamon irejhs'-icnl engineering; Adolph J. Bakuiis. 7037 Campbell business and economics: Bsrr.es, 11412 Waikins Leo Berger. 6037 Carpenter mechanical engineering; Leonard A.

625S Halsied engineering: Francis Thsddeus Boblak. 1644 W. physics, and Jack W. Borner, 57 si- chemical engineering. Other Grads.

Still others are Bruce H. Bourne. $18 W. Xormal business end economics; Joseph C. 5241 63nd pL, mecranica! engineering; Josep.i F.

Caca. 4752 Throop visual design; William J. Cadigen, 6213 Campbell chemical engineering; Carl R. Caniield. 6935 mechanical engineering: John A.

Carron, 6243 Campbell civil engineering; Leonard. Charles Chmel, 2040 52nd electrical engineering; Robert A. Cromble 10715 Seeiey mechanical engineering: Richard C. Curtis, 7733 Zmerald electrical engineering; Robert G. Davidson.

2509 Grove Blue Island, indus- trisl engineering, and Oliver E. Deal, 9972 Harnew Oak Lawn, chemical engineering. Siill others are William L. DeGroff, 354 W. 74th electrical engineering; Marvin H.

Eggleston electrical engineering; Edward B. DuBois, 10507 Eggleston electrical engineering: Edward FHsak, 5657 Throop st, mechanical engineer- ing; George Forster, 7729 Throop Geo electrical engineering; William John Gafiney, 6615 Racine mechanical engineering: 21 New Films Are Listed by Legion of Decency Twenty-one new motion pictures are listed by the National Legion of Decency in its film reviews published under tomorrow's dateline. Four of the films are listed as "unobjectionable for general patronage." 11 are listed as i a fer adults." five are listed as in psrt for ail" and one is listed as The latter is "The Blue An.se!" (German) produced by Erich Pcmnier productions. The live films listed as in Dart for aH" are: -T-e Is We.sk"' Italian produced by Dis- tir.gu.shed F.ims. Inc.

"Force produced by Screen Arts Saies cnr.uar.y. "The Mn-Hig Sejsr-n." produced by Paramount. "My Forb. it-en Past." produced by RKO. "The 13th Letter." produced by 20th Cer.lury-Fox.

T-e tilrr.s 1 steti "unobjectionable tor are: 'Alive" (Italian) produced by Casolaro D.s- Iributing "Cau-e tor Alarm." by MGM. "The Groom Wore arociuced by Universal-International. Redhead Cowboy" produced by Paramount. "Short produced by Allied "The Steel Helmet." produced by Lipper-. Productions.

nreduced by Warners. (French) produced by i i i Films. Inc. "Teresa." hv MC-M. Desperate Men." produced by Lippert Productions.

"I'd Climb the Highest Mountain." produced by 20th Century-Fox. The four films listed as ''unobjectionable -or general patronage" are: "Bedtime for Bonzo." produced by tionai. ''Blue Blood." produced by Monogram. "Counterspy Meets Scotland 1 produced by Columbia. "Spoilers of the Plains," 7 produced by Republic.

Word Gorilla Dates to4SOBC In a a Is Only HO Years old. However, in the English I Language. Cast as Little Eva The Americanism gorilla --mace famous by Ring-ing Brothers' 1 by Bushman in Chicago, Bcmboo in Philadelphia, and ilakako Oka in New York, is only :10 years old in the English Isnguage, although its word history dates back the Cai ihage of 430 B.C. The large manlike apes, found the fores! regions of West Africa from the Csmeroons, to the Congo river, were 'fled as gorillas in two languages--j now dead before an -o Eva in the Heart Disease Outranks All Other Ailments 19.232 Deaths Attributed to Heart Trouble iu First Half of Last Year. Influenz.

from SS to 31 c.ncer ag Presidents of Club from 166 to 162. Also illustrating outstanding public health achievement was the fact that nearly all contagious diseases were absent from the list of ten leading causes death. Such diseases as smallpox, diphtheria, typhoid fever and malaria, once scourges of Illinois" population, have been reduced to statistically insignifcant levels as causes of death. the debit side, however. to Be Honored Tomorrow morrow in the high school library, 3455 Wabash ave.

Mrs. James Ryan, 7543 who is being assisted by Mrs. John P. Fitzpatrick, 7044 and Mrs. Edward are in mortality from vascular lesions, outdistanced higher last vear Heart disease far all other causes of deaths in than in 1949f with a rale of 107 nois during the first half of 1950, deaths per 100,000 as against 91 according to statistics compiled by I in the first six months of 1949.

for general sclerosis arose from 15 to 23 in! ihe comparative periods. the state department of public health. A total of 19,232 deaths attrib- uted to diseases of the hean were-Christian Industrial recorded among Illinois residents during the period. Nine other leading causes of mortality including fatal accidents combined with heart fatalities comprised S5 percent of deaths recorded. During the first six months of the leading causes and Ihe number of the UnnecS ana made Beverly Theater guild's production year, heard "around of "t'iicle Tom's Cabin" which jsnonalay.

The history of gorilla in its two, presented tomorrow, Fri-i deaths attributed Jo each were: meanings the ape and as a 'day and Saturday in the field-! Hear! disease 19,232 vea'ed for the nrst time in the Lonswood dr. University of Chicago.be p.m. re-, house of Kidje park. 96th st. Curtain time will i Vascular lesions 4.G6S All accidenis Pneumonia and influenza Tuberculosis General arteriosclerosis 1.34T .1,116 Renames 2 Soulhtowiiers Mrs.

Harry S. Lee 3630 W.j 65th and Hazel Wood, 373S 1 W. 63rd pL, have been re-elected; committee chairmen of the woman's auxiliary of the Chicago Christian Industrial league, a rescue mission at 23 S. Sangamon si- Mrs. John Feddema of Lombard was re-elected president at the meeting which was held last lion- day.

At the annual meeting of the board of directors last August Braun, president of Braun Manufacturing was elected Stuart B. dent, reported a year of significant a a president of the board.) Krohn, retiring presi-i of A-rericanisms. Admiral Reports on Aprs. -wr Tne 2.000 -page, tuo volume iUttieer James Casey Is Genera! arteriosclerosis 9S4 Dictionary of Americanisms, in-- Recalled to Marine hrili and nephrosis 928 eluding 50.000 words "made in the; (Diabetes S43 U.S.A.."' will be published early in Patrolman James Casev. as- Congenital malformations 480 service to the men of Madison st.

195! by the University of Chicago jg et to sa et ducat on uni-J Reductions in nephritis andjarea. A total of 141.506 meals were press. inephrosis. heart disease, tubercu-. served during the vear and 111,742 Tl-e term gorilla was being used.

police traffic oureau. wnoj, osi5 pe numoR i a 5nci influenza beds were provided. according to Mitford M. Mathews. spent lour years as a marine inland cancer during the first half of On the spiritual side of the editor of the dictionary, long be- the Pacific during World War II, 1950 were reported.

ledger. Krohn reported that over fore the senate of Rome heard the will return March 1 to active Xephritis and nephrosis de- 144,000 attended religious services slogan. "Carthage must be de-jwith the Marine air corps. 'clined from a rate of 31 deaths conducted by the league. Almost stroyec." I Officer Casey, who is a masterjfor each 100,000 population in the 6,000 gave evidence of 'conversion A Carthagian admiral Hanno sergeant in the marine air corps, first half of 1949 to 21 the first 'which is the first step toward a sailed through the Gates of Her- reserve, is being recalled to aciiveisix months of 1950- Heart disease 'rehabilitation.

Several thousand cuies with a f.eet of 60 galleys and duty with an air squadron sta- i decreased from a rate of 450 per hospital and jail calls were also then steered scutir.vard on a Glenview naval air sta-l 100.000 to 442; tuberculosis by the league's visitation Past presidents of the De La- STOP! LOOK AT YATES! ing; Irvin C. Zager, voyage over unknown seas. When he reached. ccast of South Africa, he learned from African interpreiers that the huge, dangerous, manlike apes there were called gorillas. On his return, home.

an. inscribed tablet recounting the wonders of the trip, including the gorilla, was in the temple of Melkar-h, the chief Phoenician god. From the inscription, however, it was not clear what the cresiuies found Greeks Had the Word. A Greek visitor to Carthage copied the inscription, translated it into Greek, and presented to a philosopher-geographer on his return to Athens. The geographical guide, in it was recorded, survived the downfalls of Carthage.

Athens and Rome, but it remained for Dr. Thomas S. Savage, a Bos'or. missionary, to popularize tr-e name His reference gorilla the firs: known printed use of the '30 to less than 26t pneumonia and i teams. "As a Rule I Wouldn't Mind.

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2035 W. History. in a repori of his mission among the natives of West Joseph Gieffers. 6340 Halsted civil engineering, and Africa. a i hs taste mechanical engineering; George 11242 In- for natural historv, secured io'- E.

Gleason, Ulay si, incus-' diaaa ave electrical engineering, him a skull and several trial engineering; H. complete skeletons he Grip, 1820 W. 73th mechanical Jy a vv Pier Illini School -brought to the United States It engineering; Joseph Haiiey, 6349 Bishop industrial Admits 28 Southtowllers Edward F. Jolyk, 4105 auette mechanical engineer- iwenLy-eigrn. graaua.es 01 ing; James Karantzis.

7822 Green high schools have been electrical engineering: George permits to enter tne uni- strong conviction that thev '-vere the remains of the great apes ment.onea in the ''Perirjlos" 01 Hanno. He wrote, ''The specific name, Jlore Alumni. i The are Xorman Still others are Philip H. Kirk-' Behling, 65-53 California ham, 527 W. Englt-Aood ire- August, 1155 W.

S3rd chanical engineering: Paul S. Krc, Cnarlcs Kleim. 1019 73th 3240 62nd electrical engi- James Canny, .836 LOV.E An- neering; Paul A. Laederach; 11354 dre a er TM SOtr. Ken- Lowe industrial engineering: neth ,340 4417 Christiana industiisl 6I28 Washtenaw Charle-; John S612 Crame, :246 u'.

Joseph Elizabeth chemical engineer- Jacobs, 6502 Peoria "vTilusm ing; Myron K. lliller, 631 W. 62nd Chose 613 62nd and physics; Thomas F. Xaughton, Dennis Tarandy, 5245 i-airfielc 6110 Bishop civil engineering; Robert Oliver Xeibert, 5611 Aberdeen industrial engineering, ave Stil! are Robert Zaruba. 6047 Ronert and Francis D.

Nelson, 8339 Ver- Wells, 5,07 j-rancisco ave-, Aivin non metallurgical engineer- Jonnson, 9229 Princeton Term of Contempt. Abraham Lincohi's i i a enemies abusively cesisna'ed the Civn war president as the Illinois gor.ila, now obsolete, or the Gorilla. A December 13, 1363. Dispatch reported: "He long de'n: ed sngton, interviews v. nh Abe, the Gorilla, Se.v^rd, the Raven.

Feathers Stanton, in George B. have spoken of president in any other way than as the "original The- term also has been used as a term of contempt for a person--a or a thjg. Mark used it as as 1369 James Henneberg. Others are Alois E. Et Wcrrcn 754 Carpenter 7954 5304 Talman ave.

electrical en-7- ave George 7212 neering: Raymond Joseph Precin. oash ave Josephine Leavy, 5523 6219 Richmond engineering; William 6342 electrical engineering: Brian H. Rr.odes. 521 Innocents Aaroad in is that the quote, gorilja eC Hri" Catherine Murray Seat 375; 95th Perez Council Officers Creed. 6333 Campbell Boo- W.

66-Lh cr.em.cal cr.jir.ecrlng; era 6950 Perry Tvlurray. 5425 Kovne Gilbert 6. Roessler, 5929 MarsrT- Donald Hearson, 5710 Acer-eci deputy, be "the field electrical engineer.r*.s: Rober-. 3:57 Perez William Arthur Sands'rorn, 143 a i Peter Chakor.as, 7425 cour.cij, Lad.e^ of IsarveHa. :r.duc'^ W.

8l5t chemical Princeton ave. Robert J. Schneider, 6122 electrical er.g r.eerins: Rob- Householders arned Not ert W. Schulze. 5607 Christiana 'ire protection arid safety: engineering, and Edmund J.

Se-1 To 0 -he bastian, 5201 Natoma me- re extreme c'-Jld 'winter" the Greater Chicago Safety council urged to Overtax Boilers 6527 eeiey ave- chanical engineering. Still Others. Still others are James A. Shurick, 6632 fire protection and safety engineering; Ralph Siivis, 6735 physics; Edmund Steven Sov. 2743 W.

68tn chemical enai- neering; George John Spix 6129 ing holirs Tno Damen electrical plfancci to SUOD cn cn 5 9 i lui of overtaxing boilers or Tne counczl al-o the perils of asphyx.ation v.r.erc are criring lecp- Ing; Frank W. Svelnis, 502 W. 31st I industrial engineering; Helen Ann Tichy, 2506 W. 50th biol- heating facility are make sure all connections are good condition and there snould a a ex- ogy; George Vander Woude, 10814, bs no p05ijA0 of Normal business and eco- flame- nomics; John L. Verre, 6535 May 1 Motoristl, too," are warned inaustrial engineering; Alfred against i th vindo Edward Wage, 6224 Keating closed whlle heatcr are mechanical Donald.

is Archie Ward, 10115 Leavitt mechanical engineering; Donald Keith Wheeler, 6941 Stewart Industrial engineering; John Wil- 10532 Perry electrical engineering, and Robert A. Wis- tort, 10916 Kedzie mechanical engineering. Others are Frank P. Wood 1 Ada electrical The council stated further that elected grand be Into tnat office. Diners who be installed are the Rev.

Bohnenberger, 11342 StV.e chaplain- M-s Lil- hai 6324 pas'. grar.T la-iy; rf Ann 6415 Winchester a vice- grar.a lcr: Hugn Lynch, Francisco counselor; John Brown. 6129 Damen monitor, ana Lydia 1734 W. 63ra 31. scube.

Still otners are Mrs. Robert Hendncks, 7126 financier; Mrs. Pnihp Clark. 6235 Wood treasurer; Mis. Anthony Strimcl, 7i26 sentry; Mis.

Frank Nugent, 6109 Honnre st i a i and Mrs. Walter Manual, 6152 Wood Marge Lynch, 6428 Soeley during cold weather many pedes- a Mrs. Frank Gnmlcy, IS.il W. trians, with coat collars puller! 66lh trustees, around their ears and a pulled Assi.stniR the i i deputy in low over their eyes to break the 'he installation i be Mrs. Ray- wind, elect to take "short-cuts" in order to get out of the cold more quickly and dash out into the middle of traffic without looking both ways.

mond Kacr.kow.ski, 1722 W. 48th deputy aide, and Mrs. Stanley Klarich, 1708 W. 63rd st, and Mrs. Gilbert DcMn.so, 5318 Winchester flag beaicrs.

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