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PACE THREE THE DEKALB DAILY CHRONICLE, DEKALB, ILLINOIS TODAY, JANUARY 19, 1M2 the South Sid school three, Cini TnLsa Ug Director ARMED FORCES rail and threw his arm around the boy. "Without stopping, he veered SHOW DRAWS wstks ago against we trinsicr CONGRESS at a Glance BRONZE MEDAL IS PRESENTED Says Laws to Demonstration Im Continued at Durnsidc CHICAGO A "study In" away from the rail, pulling Paul of 34 pupils from Burnside to Gillespie School. Parents contended the school was too far and that there was a closer one License From Sycamore Man One DeKalb County driver TO BE COSTLY BiGCilEERS Be Enforced and the bicycle from the track." th report said. "They barely Uattad Praaa lataraaueaal cleared the which passed WASHINGTON A plnball the children could go to. Nearo parents and the Nation SPRINGFIELD Stata Agricl culture Director Ralph S.

Brad demonstration at the Burnside at undiminished speed. machine maker' representative Moscow Theatre Season new Defence Budget to al Association for the Advance elementary school bv Negro par ley said today tha Agricultural told th House Commerce Com Railroad BraLeman Bern Cited for Bravery ents and children continued to Department ia starting aa latea mitt) today that Atty. Ceo, Feature Animal; Children ment of Colored People charged (hat the Chicago school system AFTERNOON CIRCLE FRANKS The Thursday Afternoon Circle of the United Robert t. Kennedy ha not prov day dexpfle a rash of arrests, Mrs. Louise Coggs, a spokes- slva crack-down on violators of new laws controlling tha buying iTorlde for Strong Military Force By CHARLES W.

COKODRY Uatta rraw MaraMtaaal tost his license for drunken dnv-ing, while two others have been granted probationary permits, sccording to an announcement from Secretary of State Charles f. Carpentier. Allen J. Wig. 215 Stat Street.

Sycamore, lost his license for driving while intoxicated. has maintained virtual segregation of pupils by the way It Presbyterian Church will meet ana selling or feeder pigs. PITTSBURGH, Pa. A rail UailaS Fraaa laMraatlaaal ed that free play on th ma chine are "a national evil." Martin M. Nelson, represents msn for the demonstrators, said the "study in" would continue drew up the boundary lines.

road brakemen who narrowly es MOSCOW Th Moscow thea The laws, which were pasaad la tha last regular session of the WASHINGTON President They contended the Negro caped death In pulling an Illi ter this season offer on play despite the arrests. Police broke up the demon Kennedy tent Contra a this week at the home of Mrs. Ross Copeland. The lesson will be from the Bible study of Romans and will be presented by Mrs. Will Grandgeorge.

General Assembly, provide for nois boy from in front of a train received a bronze medal for nous where' the actor draw cheer and demanda for encores defense budget calling for close I Carpentier announced. tha licensing of feeder swine schools generally were overcrowded while additional classroom space was available in predominantly white schools. Ove of the Bally Manufacturing Co. of Chicago, appeared before th committee to testify against Kennedy' proposal to make it a crime to ship certain types of plnball machines, roulette Probationary permits were bravery from th Carnegie Hero by doing laundry and bouncing to 1.600 ballistic missiles, an armada of mora than 30,000 stration for the second straight day Wednesday by arresting 10 Negro participants. At the same time a Judge freed 16 persons dealers, the regulation of such business and penalties for granted Charles F.

Busse, Fund Commission Wednesday rubber ball on their nose. Parents and children have VISITS DAUGHTER pianaa. and 2.M4.00O men in night and Wilbur H. Coultas. 121 Carroll Avenue, DeKalb.

"DuroVs Comer" I a unique uniform. been sitting in school corridors SHABBONA Mrs. Arthur wheels and other gambling de Ralph R. Thompson. Terre part of the Moscow theatrical arrested the day before on the complaint of board of education violation.

"All dealer buying and selling feeder pigs hi the state must obtain license from the department and must also and in the basement during the The actions by the secretary vice across stats lines. of stale were based on local world, a tradition that has survived sine tha days of the officials that they were tres Poff spent a few days of this week in DeKalb with her daughter and family, the Newton Ed Ha requested M-3 billion to run tha armed forces ia the year ttarting July a boost of $1.43 demonstration. Parents were attempting to instruct their chil Kennedy claims that organiz court convictions and police Haute, mad the daring rescue at Effingham, Sept. 24. 1960.

He waa one of 38 persons honored for acts of bravery by the commission this year. He Czar. passing on school property. The demonstration began at dren, to keep up with studies. ed crime gets much of Its bankroll from such machines.

wards. post a $5,000 bond with tha department," according to Dr. Roy L. Thompson, superintendent of billion over thit year. Th actor are four-legged Foreign military aid, atomic But Nelson said the bill would and furry and th audience tha division of livestock In received a $500 award with the "inflict untold harm upon children.

And many of the ani energy and other defense-related Itemi would take an additional medal. legitimate Industry and upon mals who take their bows are dustry. Thompson said farmer should be sura that they are dealing not the kind often seen In trick $4.4 billion. Kennedy Mid, run ning the over-all coet of hit na many thousands of small business people who depend Wholly Thompson, then 36. pulled Paul D.

Hanna then 9, from in front of a train traveling at menageries. They include with properly licensed dealers ttonal eecurity program to $32.7 in part on coin-operated mountain goat, a badger, a rac DUIKMt 40 mile an hour. who have complied with the new regulations when buying equipment including pinball ma coon and Russian bears In vari "They barely cleared the The President's design called chines, for their livelihood. ous colors. feeder pigs.

train," th commission report He said tha percentage or "un ror a dual strategy based on ex This is one of the few places desirables Is a minute fraction" said. pension of both nuclear and in Moscow, too, where a visitor State Schools conventional arms. It account of the pinball business. Paul rode hi bicycle onto a is not subjected to a rain of ed for well over half his total railroad crossing and (topped 12 Other congressional news: Soviet propaganda. There is not Pool Efforts Schools: House Democratic feet back from a passing budget and set a record surpassed only In World War II.

school aid leaders were united the report said. "He remained one bust of Lenin or a hammer and sickle in sight. The animals at State Fair behind a pared-down version of astride his bicycle which extend With emphasis on missiles do not come on stage holding ed over the rail of another track, President Kennedy's college aid SPRINGFIELD Illinois' six soviet nags in their mouths, or plan, and chances were good directly in the path of a second to- state universities will Join copies of the new Party Pro and conventional forces, the new military scheme envisioned a cutback in bombers, interceptors and ships. for early approval. However, freight train approaching from gether this year in presenting the decision to put full support the opposite direction at 40 gram.

The "plot" does not preach the glories of Communist unified exhibit at the Illinois behind a bill setting up a $1.5 miles an hour." It envisioned a return to civili labor. State Fair emphasizing scientific billion five-year loan and grant The engineer saw Paul and an life by next summer for the causes as well as liberal arts. Only children are allowed in program for college construc 156,000 reservists called up Franklin Rust, state fair man th main section of th thea tion threw doubt on th chance the Berlin crisis providing the ager, said representatives of the ter, which has Junior-sized seats. for passage of a system of fed blew the whistle when the locomotive was 350 feet from the boy, but th youth did not hear the whistle nor the warning shouts of other persons nearby. situation doesn get worse.

Parents are restricted to large eral college scholarships. seats in th back of the house. colleges will meet in Springfield Jan. 24-25 at the Leland Hotel to formulate preliminary plans Soldiers: The Army has told The President said he was significantly increasing Polaris submarines, Minuteman missiles The attractive young Mistress Congress that U.S. troops in Eu Thompson ran 60 feet to Paul, ror the exhibit -of-Ceremonies directs her ex rope were not pressured Into Scheduled to attend are: Asa and other strategic forces to as and with the locomotive 30 feet away, braced his foot against a planation of the various animals and acts to the children.

It's acting in a movie about D-Day. Assistant Secretary of Defense sure that America could sur Ruyle. Eastern Stat University, vive any attack "and strike back their show. Charleston; Harold Gibson, Arthur Sylvester, in a report to decisively." In addition to the usual train linois State Normal University, ed dogs and monkeys, out comes Normal: William Froom, North Some of the key weapons provisions the new military era Illinois University, DeKalb; badger which operates a little Chairman Sam J. Ervin, of the Senate constitutional rights subcommittee.

said all the men volunteered. GIs had complained that they were threatened with "unpleasant Robert Odaniell. Southern III! plan: machine, turns somersaults, plays a music box and bows to nois University, Carbondale; An additional wing of Air Charles Flynn. University of 111! Force Minuteman missiles. uie auaience.

nois, Champaign-Urbana: and A mountain goat walks on his bringing the total planned to 750. Wallpaper PETERSEN'S PAINT SHOPPE consequences'" lr they did notj play in the film, "The Longest! Carlson E. Crane. Western Illi hind legs and dances. Mice trav Six more Polaris missile submarines and purchase of nuclear nois University, Macomb.

el in a little train. A raccoon, im Day." Rust also announced a meet ported from the United States, lives in a little Russian log ing of the Illinois Stat Fair Ad reactors for an additional six, bringing tha Navy's planned total to 41. each carrying IS mis Dealers Are Isn't it nice that you can get them both in one car? Wide-Track Fontiac SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE Of WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO FREITAG PONTIAC, INC. HO West Lincoln Phon 6-5132 visory Board on Jan. 24 a( the IIS East Uncola Hwy.

DeKalb. Illinois Pbooe a-1303 house. In his front yard Is a well from which he draws water In fairgrounds. siles. With these missiles added to Atlas and Titan units already! little bucket.

Then ha hangs on hand or being built, the na up a sign saying "Laundry Is Subpoenaed at Houston United Pre International Main Line Is tlon's projected force ia In the Try a Chronicle Classified Ad. Again Opened neighborhood of 1.600. 'Eight nuclear-powered at Open." He washes some little dresses in a pan, wrings them out and hangs them on a clothesline while th audience applauds. HOUSTON, Tex. A special tack submarines, bringing' plan- grand Jury subpoenaed auto in Missouri aed total -to 39 exclusive of the motive part dealers Wednesday Unite hw International Polaris types.

A nuclear-powered in the government's invest iga-i NEW FOR 1962 DE SOTO. Mo. The Missouri frigate, armed with the new Ty-j tion of alleged antitrust viola Scout Derby Pacific's main Una was cleared phon anti-aircraft missile. A tions by the AC Sparkplug divl of tangled passenger cars and conventionally powered super sion of General Motors Corp. opened to traffic Wednesday, aircraft carrier, sure to stir con Subpoenaed were dealers for Klondike Is Scheduled less than 24 hours after a speed troversy In Congress where au-i from Centralia, Tecoma, San Jacinto.

ing passenger train was derailed clear power it In high favor. A start on production of the lust north of here. DeKalb Savings and Loan Association Hillsborough, Denver, and Arrangements have been com Crews, around the bomber-carried Skybolt ballis-l St. Louis. pleted for the Chief Shabbona clock, cleared the route and re Council, Boy Scouts of America, tic missile, which has a range.

Orders for the new paired some 1.800 feet of dam Klondike Derby. RANCH MANAGER aged track. 2.300-mile range Polaris missile, This year -ft "will be held oh Tuesday night the Mopac's NOW PAYS YOU with double the reach of the Saturday. Jan. 27 and will be TRAINEES One of the nation lead "Texas Eagle struck a coal hop in the Fabian's Forest Preserve present version.

Development ing financial companies is. per, sending two diset engine of a new Air Force ballstic mis- between Geneva and Batavia units and 14 cars off the track. Hours of the event are -from Wle that will be mobile and Only one woman was hospital 12:30 to p.m. hove 1.200 to 2.200 miles range. ized, although dozens of the 294 Ed Parmann.

head of the Ac Work on an improved Minute- persons aboard were shaken up, tivities Committee of the council man intercontinental missile. The railroad estimated damage has arranged for a meeting of First orders for the new Trans- at $160,000. on Tuesday night Feb. ocean C141 let troop transport to complete details for the Large purchases of rifles. TWINS ARE BAPTIZED annual event machine guns, self-propelled ar Two previous KiondaVe Derby tillery and tanks for the Army, along with conventional and nu FRANKS Twins Jeane Ann and James Aaron, children of Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Burgin, were baptized during the morning now stalling suburnan offices. Those qualified will have 12 weeks training period, after which time the company will pay the expense of their offices. Survey staff, advertising and assign men to work under them. Average earnings durjng training period $105 per week, depending on ability.

Salary, commission, company bonus and manager bonus upon completion of 90-day training program. Agea 21 thru 17 SEE RAY CARLSON at 121 Lincoln Hwy. between It and 12 any day clear ammunition for Army mis events have been held at Camp Rotary-MacQueen and the change to the Fabian Preserve this year is in line with shifting the event siles. To strengthen conventional worship service at the United Presbyterian Church on Sunday SEMI forces. Kennedy said, he has ordered an increase in Regular from year to year to provide more varied experiences in winter activities.

morning. a dinner at the Burgin home in honor of Army divisions from 14 to 16, and planned a "subtantial" in urn the occasion Were Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Burgin, of Somon- ANNUALLY FRIENDSHIP CLUB crease in Air Force tactical sup KINGSTON The Friendship port units. auk.

Mrs. Anna Scriber and Charles Scriber of Pecatonica. It was understood the Air Club will meet Thursday afternoon. Jan. 25 at the home of Ella Packard.

Ted Dugosh of Rockford and Rev. and Mrs. Ross Copeland. Force would delay tnactivation of five fighter wings. Orders for jet fighters will be Increased.

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