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4 Part I--THE STAB; Friday February 8,1952 Monee News WE EXCEL IN WATCH CLOCK REPAIRING For the Post 41 Years All Work Has Been Done in Our Store by Expert Watchmakers. JCUJ6L4R 1844 gqlttH Street Chicago Heights, THI Jeweler Near The Bank For More T4wn 40 Buy and Sell Through Classified Ads By MRS. C. O. SULLIVAN 23M Chuzch Event The adult department of the Sunday school of St.

Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church will sponsor a second family night at the church at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. A potluck supper, to which all pupils of the adult department and their families are invited, will be served in the church basement. Following the supper, program will be presented.

Church Board The monthly business session of the church council wai held on Wednesday night at St. Paul's Evangelical and church. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nieland are the parents of a son, born on February 2 at Silver Cross hospital, Joliet.

They also have a six-year-old daughter, Diane Sue. Choir Rehearsal The St. Paul's church choir, now under the direction of Raymond Baugh, will meet for rehearsal at eight o'clock this eve- LOUIS DARIN OF AMERICAN Legion Post 131, Chicago Heights, presents American flag to Mrs. Mary Robbins, Bloom township supervisor. Banner was placed in township office on Halsted street in city.

ning at the church. Personals Jack Painter and Orville and Harvey Slender attended the opening night of the 19th annual Chicago National Boat show at the International Amphitheater. Chester Harms of Belvidere was a visitor here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Linus Rehberg and the latter's mother, Mrs. Victoria Hossbach of Frankfort, were Sunday dinner guests of Lieutenant and Mrs. Gilbert Knater in Joliet. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Stender entertained guests from Peotone and Monee in their home Saturday evening, the occasion celebrating the birthdays of Mrs. Stender and their five-year-old son, Paul. Allen Fehland and Edward Sass, who are in military service, are spending furloughs here with their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fehland and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward C. Mr. and Mrs. P.

T. Smith of Manteno Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Linus Rehberg. Mr.

and Mrs. William Bowden and son Jerry of Wichita, are visiting Mrs. Bowden's mother, Mrs. J. Claxton.

Mr. and Mrs. William Breidert and Mrs. Victoria Hossbach of Frankfort were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Linus Rehberg. City Fire Protection Survey FULL OR TWIN SIZE 312 COIL ORTHOPEDIC INNERSPRING REGULARLY SELLS FOR 49 5 3 PC. "FROSTED GREY" DOUBLE DRESSER SET Smart, ntw modern thai will look so sleek in your bedroom and at a price to fit YOUR budget! Its smooth, graceful lines are up to date and of fine selected cabinet that will last for includes 6 drawer 54" double dresser and large plate glass mirror spacious and full size panel bed. REGULAR 179 95 Rrmty built orthoptic mattroiiM to you kind of shop dotfor'i gtmrously paddtd with clean, white billowy cotton and with handtomo durabb licking. 34 75 143 ONLY $2.00 WEEKLY $1.00 DOWN MATCHING BOX SPRINGS ALSO $34.88 HERE ARE MORE SEiFER FRIEND-MAKING FEBRUARY VALUES 3-PC MAHOGANY DOUBU DRESSlR SUITE Reg.

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419.50 359.50 SEE FAMOUS "BUDGET-TREND" MODERN OPEN STOCK GROUPINGS AT SEIFER'S AT LOW FEBRUARY SALE PRICES. 3 PC. HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFITS Reg. $7950 $CQ 50 $1.50 WEEKLY IU4V 5 3 PC. Genuine Walnut Double Dresser 3 PC.

Blonde Korina Double Dresser Sets MCU1M 95 VALUES --YOUR CHOICI INCLUDES-- Large 4 drawer double dresser with genuine plate glass mirror. Spacious 5 drawer chest. Full size panel bed. 79 ONLY $2.50 WEEKLY Look at baft Rko HMM ordinarily export fa pay more than $300 for mado (foaming walnut or fino Kornia vonoori with MM ook contor galdod drawon dovotailod wott mado dotaS and to modom oo hondtomo. Deficiencies in Chicago Heights' water supply and fire protection systems have been pointed up in a survey report issued by the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the Cook county Inspection bureau.

As a result of the findings, insurance rates for many Industries and business places will be increased immediately. Meeting the recommendations made by the board promises to be a large order. Suggestions of the survey board range from provisions for a West side fire station to a stepped-up personnel training program in the fire and water departments. In many respects, the interspec- tors found, Chicago Heights' overall fire fighting system is good but not good enough. The Underwriters have urged early adoption of some recommendations.

Others were left for the city to act on as conditions permit. Advocate Civil Service In its survey of the water department, the Underwriters recommended that all employes to be appointed after competitive examinations for an indefinite period, with removal for cause only after trial. "The appointment of personnel without civil service provisions is undesirable," the report emphasized. Changes and improvements recommended at the city's pump ing station included the following: 1. Provide two men in attendance at all times.

2. Place all power and light wiring in conduit. Propose New Building 3. Replace the station with a fireproof structure, or make all portions of the plant on which the water supply is dependent fireproof, and separate these from the balance of the plant by para- peted brick walls with standard fire doors at all openings, or provide a sprinkler system through out the building. 4.

That a elevated tank be erected, so as to facilitate the maintaining of a pressure of at least 50 pounds at the main pumping station. Specific recommendations were also made for installation of new 12-inch mains and hydrants to improve water pressure in the northeast industrial section of the city. the fire department, the Un- MISS KATHERINE JANE Me- Vey, attractive 18-year-old freshman at the University of Illinois, was selected to represent Illinois as a "Lincoln Lassie" at the Lincoln day rally at the Georgetown university gymnasium in Washington, D. on Monday. Miss McVey is the daughter of Dr.

William E. McVey, member of the U. House of Representatives from the Fourth district, and Mrs. McVey. The Lincoln Lassies representing every state In the union brought a note of youth and gaiety to the traditional Lincoln day rally, wearing square dance costumes and cartwheel hats.

Lodge Is Denied Permit 1 To Hold Carnival Event St. Rest Lodge, AF AM, was denied permission to hold a benefit carnival when the request was considered by the Chicago Heights city council this week. According to custom, the city issues a permit for only one carnival a year. A permit had already been granted to the Lincoln Athletic club when the lodge's application was received, Mayor Carl W. McGehee pointed out.

A letter explaining why the council had to deny the permit was ordered sent to the St Rest lodge. Legion Post 131 Will Honor Post Commanders American Legion Post 131 will hold Its annual testimonial dinner honoring past commanders at 6:30 p. m. Saturday, February 16, at St. Agnes hall, Fifteenth street and Chicago road, Chicago Heights.

Louis Darin Is the Incumbent commander. years of age, unless unusually 5. That an engine company, equipped with a pumper of 750 gallons capacity, be established in a new station in the vicinity of Chicago road and Thirteenth street. 6. That a ladder company, derwriters suggested that the city adopt the following recommendations: 1.

That sufficient officers be appointed so ihere will be one on duty at all times with each company. 2. That sufficient men be added to the department at once to provide a minimum of five men on duty at all times with each company. 3. That the department membership be further increased, when practicable, so the least number of men on duty at all times will be seven men with Engine Companies 1 and 2 and Ladder Company 1, six men with the recommended ladder company and' five men with the recommended engine companies.

Retirement at 62 4. That company members be retired from active duty at 2 equipped with a 65-foot aerial ladder truck, be established with Engine Company 2. 7. That response to alarm be increased where necessary, so the minimum response for building fires in all parts of the city is two engine companies. 8.

That a complete book of department rules and regulations be compiled and enforced in their entirety. Company Drills 9. That a drillmaster be appointed immediately and that the present training program be improved by including frequent individual and company drills. The city was advised In the You camfartabU regular TWIN SIZI inn.r- tpring maHrttt, inarching box spring, Mt of Icgi end modern Duron hoadboard "a real beauty" and a bedding value. I FOR ONE OF THESE FINE INSTRUMENTS report alarm to rehabilitate the fire system, augmenting it fro ACCORDIONS GulbramoB PIANOS VIOLIN OUTFITS and up bom '495 and up Iroi and ap TRUMPET GUITARS iron and ap lion '14 50 and ap FINE SELECTION OF UKULELES AND HARMONICAS Full Line of Musical Accessories and Sheet Music AT Coppolelli's Music House 18 Illinois Si.

SKyline 4-2015 with new equipment. It was also suggested that additional telephone lines be provided at lire department headquarters and be reserved for fire calls only. Other significant recommendations were these: That the building code be amended to conform in all respects to modern requirements for construction. That a comprehensive code of modern regulations covering all hazardous materials, processes and occupancies be adopted and rigidly enforced. Full-Time Inspector That an electrical inspector be appointed to devote full time to making inspections, enforcing the electrical ordinances and keeping proper records.

That a complete inspection of old wiring be made, defects corrected, and that subsequent reln- spections be made at regular intervals. That a definite plan be adopted for the removal of overhead wires in closely-built sections sa eventually all obstructions of fire department operations will be eliminated. Improve Protection That owners of defectively, constructed buildings which involve serious life hazard or are so located as to form conflagration breeders be required to suitably protect floor, fire wall and exposed window openings. That approved a a i sprinkler equipment be required in all basements used for storage or for mercantile purposes, and in all buildings which, by reason of-their size, construction or occupancy, involve serious life or might act as conf lagra- tion breeders. The report was based on surveys rtade in November, 1 and April, 1951.

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