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Mrs. Walter F. Fenton, Oak CT JOACHIM the association and was te- lieved to be the first of its Lawn; Mrs. tu. u.

SLATE SECOND S' MEN TO INSTALL Netclyiced. GROUP PLANS 0238 Charles st; Mrs type on the south side. Plan Contest GJItttago Batlg tribune Thursday, September 5, 1957 Part5 Pae 4 -t While most of tne 3UU asso Frantz, Midlothian, and Roy NEW OFrlCLto Men of the St Joachim Holy yijw'iiit''iniiijir'M'''" 3 ciation members are. soutn A. Ketcham, Blue Island.

tolmprove City ARTSHOWAT 1 6 HOME TOUR Name society will begin their side residents, a number who have moved have continued as GRIM MEMORY SET HEBREW Neighborhoods 'all season by attending tna members. One is the president. Mrs. F. Ziegler Gifford, CLASSES FOR 8 a.

m. mass "Sunday at Su RETAIL PLAZA IN SCOTTSDALE Joachim's Catholic church Thirteen south area civic who recently moved from K. A. M. TEMPLE Longwood dr.

to 1360 Lake Picture pagm 1) leaders will be among repre- spntntivps frnm 41 pnmmunitv "Rpli gious and Hebrew school Sixteen Scottsdale area 700 E. 91st st The Rev. Law-, rence F. Hanley is spiritual director of the society follow Shore dr. Art association lift I tf Masses at K.

A. M. temple, 930 LIVES IN NAME. OF IMPORT FIRM who will homes are included in the an- The outdoor show will give will present its second annual E. 50th st, will start, for fall amateur and professional art meet at 3 p.

m. today at 105 nual- house and garden tour W. Madison-st. to hear details Sunday, conducted by St. Bede outdoor exmoition at me Fvprereen Park shopping ing the recent transfer of the Rev.

Joseph F. Keliy. term during the next 10 days. Rpfristration will be at 9 a. m.

ists the opportunity to aispiay of a city-wide Better ivieign- veneraDie wuiuiic tuuuu their work and offer it for plaza, 95th st. and Western Officers will be installed at borhood contest. Scheduled to tar guild. Sunday in the temple for religious school pupils from nur- sale. av.

Sunday. Th show, featuring the Death March Vets Aidj run from uctooer tnru aep- The tour, from to p. the first monthly meeting of the society at 8 p. m. Monday Demonstrations Planned spi-v school tnru but Eraae, tember, 1958, it is sponsored wm start at the American work of 40 nrofessional art The show also encourages and at 3:45 p.

m. Monday for in the St Joachim hall, 903a a rrr interest in art. and visitors by the unicago neai jsiaie style home ot Mr. ana mrs. board observing its 75th an- rocco Salem.

4669 W. 82d pi. ists thruout tne cny ana Tnpmhers of the association, Lansley av. They are Walter will be able to see how paint Hebrew school students. Hebrew school classes will start on the day of registra Holan, 545 E.

88th st, presi will be in progress from 10 niversary next year. Refreshments will be served The contest is designed to at the church, 4440 W. 83d st ings are created thru demon dent; Francis Gary, 71S tti dusK. case 01 tion and will meet Mondays strations arranged for tne DONALD SOBECKI 90th st. and Addison stimulate voluntary efforts to proceeds win go wiuecuuiwu rain, it will be postponed a and Wednesdays from 3:45 to show.

Philippines Again The name of their firm perpetuates a grim memory for seven business men who twice in two decades have gone to the aid of a struggling country. The first time, it was with rifle andjbayonet, and tank. Today, it is with merchandising and guidance. St. Barbara's Catholic church maintain and improve resi- Main Features 8638 Champlain av, vica week.

Assisting Mrs. Gifford. in 5:45 p. m. Religious scnoo was the scene of the recent dential areas.

The Real Estate MndPm construction and classes begin Sept 15. Expect 14,000 Visitors addition to Mrs. Patton, are presidents. Also. Stephen Keane.

8322 Mrs. Ellis P. Eean. 9410 Dr. Jerome K.

Keicn, 7bza board plans to award $20,000 home re(ecoration features in prizes for the blocks and tom. nf interest Mrs. Lucius Patton, 10342 marriage of Corine Schoen-beck, daughter of Mr. and Drexel av, secretary, and Damen av Mrs. Robert Mun Colfax av- principal, will su jWood publicity chairman Mrs.

Arthur Schoenbeck, zytt neighborhoods showing the The wjn visit the homes necke, 2075 Hopkins pL; Mrs, said 14.000 persons are expect Lvman and Donald bo Joseph Altenbach, 528 E. S2d st, treasurer. Committee chairmanships will an pervise instruction. Chairman of the religious school committee is Arthur L. Conn, 7450 John Schoenhofen, 9715 win greatest lmproveuiem 0f Mr ani Mrs.

Timotny Lin- 4 Via nAntocf VOOr I rnnw rr1 ed to attend. Tne exniDition becki. son of and Mrs. Mi The seven are partners in Chester Mrs. James I V.VV-Xi.

WW -f last year was the first large chael Sobecki, 3035 Farrell st chael Realtor committees in each Vprted to trilevel: Mr. and Mrs (Paul Photo scale event ever presented oy Wognum, 9309 Pleasant nounced at the meeting. Sobetc5arreu jscaie event ever presented by I Wognum, 9309 Pleasant av. nounced at the meeting. the Bat a an Import Export Company, 4704 Sheridan rd.

They are also survivors of residential area are being or- j0hn Bridie, 8216 Kilbourne eanized to assist the block and av featuring an early Ameri- -l i nr. neinnuornoou ciuua wmj cu- can Dreezeway, aim iu. au tpr thp. contest. Contest chair- Mrs Tenuis Albert.

4301 79th the Bataan death march. Arrive in 1941 They are: man is Rodney J. Griffiths, pLf which has bamboo base Lester Tennev. 37. of 1611 oiSoo iorneu av.

mem aecor. Cmith 3TP3 nrPaT117atlOnS In-1 maniql I VJLIiei UUU1C3 oitviai vited to participate are Calu- features are those of Mr. and Cleveland st, Evanston; William Ilauser, 36, Hinsdale; William Kerins, 38, of 711 Clarence Oak Park; Zenon TBudl Bardowski. 38, of 425 mei-jciiciy vuuuuhuj Mrs. Donam VYinier, ozz jvu riot irYfl PhatViam.Aval rm Park nH art.

SCHOOL iflV APPETITES flHE SIGl FOR BIG FOOD VALUES SHOP AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STATE FOOD STORE Community council; Hyde on; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Park-K enwood Community Hefdenreich, 4048 81st st, nnnforonPO- Miff-Smith Conser- i i -i TUtf sTi4 'Tto Maryland Gary; Lewis Brit- tan, 39, of 3845 W. bum George Dravo, Maywood, and TVirhnlas Frvziuk. 38.

of 5625 vation organization; North James Mayer, 8558 Knox Kenwooa-uaKiana wmuiuiuijr breezeway. S. Moodv av. conference; rarK Manor To visit Gardens Gardens to be visited are Members of Maywood's lS2d tank batallion, which suffered heaw losses in World War II, uu' ia a those of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin uiners -i Kuntz. 4668 82d pL; Mr. and the seven arrived in the Philip nannmgam. Richard Lorenz. 8430 BRAND The brand of quality with' economy! pines Thanksgiving day, 1941 East unicaso comuusMuu, msi vuuagu -K-nnntrirk and Mr.

and The island chain was i ijiiniwi iijiirj.il nil, ji I i.i I 7Z mnfprpnpe; Mrs. Donald Winter, 8229 Kil UiilLvU vvy ViV I wesi wooaiawn uiiawu a ITT TITnn11nrm 111 ilUUlUUil. uw arpa stop at the homes of Mr. and Women's Community church. Mrs.

Thomas LaDuke, 8U4U 1 Kolmar Mr. and Mrs. by men who had fought to- 7901 Kiipatrick Jane Addams 10-oz. jar PEACH PRESERVES 6cuib "lav: JVir. ana.

ivus. uciuure trouble. In 1955, the Philippines was in trouble again this time financial woes. Employment had slumped and the nation was hurting for markets for its products. Sofronia Abrere, the Philippine consul general here, came to Tenney for help.

Program Set Up Tenney, who organized the company in 1950 and talked the six other veterans into the partnership, sat down with his 1 said. O'Connor, 4150 78th st; xuu. -rv' -X-- ivir and mrs. neruen MiiHa lamn stands, table Set-1 i A nr. Ml 4 tin travs.

book ends, servmg tjob-t, qror TCost- 'dishes, salad bowls, place mats, spoons and forks, wall plaques, Jane Addams 303 can GREEN LIMA BEANS i i 4 ZLS'SSJZ? IWHITE SOX WIN cmvcu iium The Bataan company is -TKAGUE flOA'UKOl Jane Addams 303 can playing items at the Philippine GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS partners to worK out a program for Philippine exports. The Bataan company now Imports gift and decorative items from the Philippines. It exhibited the items, at the request of manufacturers and exhibit thru Sept. it tne ij miw- Little Wood Shop, 1524 Davis The White Sox are the st, Evanston. champions of tne league uic No Worries for Partners Hometown Little league, mat All nt tha nartnerR are mar- ic and they'll DO among the Philippine government, at ried and have children.

They guests of honor at the Home- Jane Addams 303 can STEWED TOMATOES Jane Addams 46-cz. can BLENDED JUICE nave numerous aecorauuua. town Liitua ik6uo uiuuiv" Five were wounded. auxiliary banquet 6:30 p. m.

:I1.J I I IMEMBERt I I I i I i i ll I 1 1NDEPENO T.LY OW ,1 i i i i i i iV jane Addams TOMATO 1 1 mmi a i 1 Whhmz "5 -j 4 KETCHUP the World trade lair lasi eD-ruary in New York City. "Now we send manufacturers examples of designs acceptable to American tastes, and they make them and send We don't worry about be- today at 9401 Cicero av. ing able to get along Billy Pierce and iseison rux of the Chicago White Sox are said Tennev. "If a man is a expected to be present at tne dinner which also win De at man and a friend in a prison camp, he'll be all right as a business partner," he added. Tennev is president of the tended by the 64 Little league them to us for wholesale distribution," Tenney explained.

Death March Begins The partners get together occasionally over a bowl of rice to discuss business, the Dlavers between tne ages oi 2m Jane Addams 300 can SPANISH RICE a and 12 years. 'American Bataan Clan, a veter ans organization composed of Mrs. Frances Milski, Hometown, is president of the moth 1 fnnnHpr said former Drisoners of war who ers auxiliary, in cnargt ui tho banauet is Mrs. Leonard fought in Bataan and Corregi-dor and the families of those Ray, Hometown. who died there.

When they first were herded together on Bataan, there was no rice. It was April 10, 1942, and 15,000 to 20,000 Americans began a march from Bataan to Camp O'Donnell, some 200 miles north, he .4 Jane Addams 4-oz. can, Pieces Stems IVIUSHROOEViS Jane Addams 30 can CORNED BEEF HASH Jane Addams 303 can CUT GREEN BEANS. We picked up anything we could eat from the roadside 3 and drank from mudholes during the 12 days we marched," said Tenney. If a man passed out from malaria, dysentery, exhaustion or wounds, the Japanese either shot him, bay-nnpfpri hinrv or buried him s-4 I bottle Vz-oz.

Jane Addams OS GARAGES by SEE TlilS GARAGE ON DISPLAY AT alive." Both Tenney and Hauser agreed that only a strong desire to live-Brought them thru the ordeal. Return to Homes 6. I for VANILLA LEMON EXTRACT ont if GR 6-7410 i ii. i 2600 W. 79TH ST.

St. eur full mm mod.It-.cf-.Hy built of th. qualify with th. ton.truction tandard that you will havo built on your tot at our quotad prica. STYLS SHOWN ABOVE AVAILABLE IN 2 SIZES WAXTEX and emaciated wnen tney were freed by American troops in August, 1945.

Tenney weighed 105 pounds. After hospitalization and separation from the army, the men who had talked of going Extra Long Grain WAXED PAPER 2 i -ib. nn pkgs. 00 0 l2-ox. A A ran niRAf.E I 18x20 LARGt but RICELAND KICt FRENCH 20-x22' EXTRA LARGE 100 foot roll 23c I 2-CAR GARAGE Only 964.31 1099.31 L3 can CHILI POWDER Only LOW AS per mo.

LOW AS 2016 per mo. 24-oz. LABEL into business together returned to their homes in the Chicago area. Seven years ago, Tenney formed the Bataan company and inaugurated the first dinner reunion of the men with whom he had served. Represents Veterans Vio follows I was VETS DOG FOOD 21 NO MONIf DOWN oO MONTHS TO fAY KARO BLUE SYRUP btl.

5 Jane Addams i 16-oz. 8-oz. PUSS 'N BOOTS BUILT COMPLETE CM CONCRETE FLOOR WITH 3' APRON 16' OVERHEAD DOOR INCLUDED cans cans CAT FOOD APPLESAUCE E.Z. COOKER IU0EIY SOAP 7. I -lb.

jQc pus- 19 COMPARE THESE FEATURES WITH OTHER GARAGES: going in business and that we should form a corporation. I explained that we all would have a part in it, and that as the business grew we would grow with. it. Our company would be honestly represented RED KIDNEY BEANS NABISCO I Whit. Pin.

Trim Top Plat. Mill-mad. S.rvic. Door inch Boxed Eav.t 11 bars ib. AgJC Pkg- OU FIG NEWTON CARES All Raft.n Doubl.

4-lit. Windowi Corn.rt and H.ad.r Mod.rn Edg. Roofing Pillsbury Dullermiik NIIOHBORHOOD RiTAUlHSI AND A HALF CAR BUILD YOUR OWN CHOI2X 14x20 GARAGE More sales PANCAKE MIX 21 -lb. pkgs. a for only "954 to Starr your week per me.

3 11 btl. 2-gaI. btl. bars KLEENEX TISSUE FOR MATERIALS 27 28 i 3 to end If I Use Like 400 cnt. bars PRICI MATERIALS INCLUDE: IPD Milk" Iga.

fifjc IU0RY SOAP CALlftY SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES OXYBOL SURF eteroent KLEENEX You 9t trior. tor tr.ffie. tn profits wh.n you h. Tribun." N.ighborhood pgi on nundy and Sund.yj t.tofidt fh buying ot th. poopl.

b.t to trd. with you. You Oo to ot rt. tojh. mor.

loealix.d op.rationt of n.ighbor-Itood For th. f.ct bout thi t.it.d plan, call SUpariot 7-0100 Neighborhood oday. CHICAGO TRIBUNE WarW' nmHtt Nawp.par VxV Ov.rh.ad Door 1 Whit. Pin. Trim Mod.rn Edg.

Roofing Doubt, arag. Windowt Fir Pan.l S.rvic. Door Choic. ef thr. diff.r.nt tidings.

CALL GEE GR 6-7410 FREE mitimatt at no obligation to you arag. Deporfmt A. M. t. P.

M. Mw.d.y Jfcr. Friday Satarfey A. M. to 1:10 P.

10 A. M. t. P. M.

pk. For fh STATE FOOD STORE Nearest You Phone Ylncennes 6-7400 239' i Biorh to Limit Quantities. These Prices kst. KH. Ath.7th Good Thursdayr Fnoay ana auru.i(.