Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 12

Page Twelve SOUTH Chicago, Wednesday, April 19. 1950 WAHTADSECT10H Repairs and Services Repairs and Services Convalescent Homes Al'TOS CRANKSHAFT 51 incline Soutn Wind Sales and Sen ice. bonded brake linings installed Ketcham AutomotuD 11216 Vmcennes BE FLOOR SANDERS DON'T ruin your floors. Have a professional floor sander with modern equipment do the job. For estimates on sanding and refin- ishmg call CO 4-0933.

Advance Floor Sanding Service. Arthur Van Proyen. 25-3t FURNACE REPAIRS Master Heating: Repair (Anything in Heating) COAL, GAS OR OIL FURNACES REPAIRS PARTS Free Estimates 214 W. 110th St. CO 4-4657 If no answer call WA 8-2824 TRY SUPERIOR HEATING CO.

FOR SERVICE We vacuum clean and lepaii- all makes of fuinaces, guaranteed Reasonable prices. Call us for estimate. SUPERIOR SERVICE SATISFIES C. DEN BESTEN 658 117th PI PU 5-1172 FURNACES cleaned and repaired by experts. Parts for all makes of furnaces.

Nu-Modern Heating Service. 11510 Michigan WA 8-1988. 27-3t FIREPOTS, giates, etc. for all furnaceb, boileib. ranges, cleaning and repairing.

Parts and ieivice guaranteed. Estimates free. D. M. DYKSTRA CO.

10934 Michigan Ave. CALL PU 5-7706 WASHING MACHINES GUARANTEED parts and service for all makes of washeis, 1 oil- ers, belts Estimates free. D. M. Dykstra Co.

10934 Michigan Ave. Call PU 5-7706 I GEORGE ORSOK i 11334 Yale I Repair Repaint Remodel Colonial Convalescent Home accepting patients now Clean rooms, personal service, proper nourishment. 24 Hour Attention Safeway bus 2 blocks to door Harvey 5333 180 East 159th South Holland, m. GRANT E. CHESSMAN 11346 Lowe Rugs Cleaned CHIMNEYS of brick and block, new and repaired.

Roof vents, tuck pointing and glass block windows. Max Kshle, PU 5-9551. 22-12t CHIMNEYS repaired and rebuilt brick or block. Tuck pointing, sandblasting and steam cleaning Roofing, gutters, tile, Insulation and siding work. (Insured, reasonable rates, terms, if desired up to 36 months.

Nuway Building Cleaners and Tuck Pointers. PU 5-9020. 27-3t MICHIGAN TUCK POINTING Church Work Our Specialty Tuck pointing, caulking, chun- DELUXE Oriental and Domestic Rug cleaning. All services. Not how cheap--but how good.

Call us today. PU 5-3588. Modern Rug Cleaners, 517 W. lllth St. 26-3t I rugs, carpeting beautifully cleaned in home.

No odor, no mess, spots removed. Prices you'll like. Rug sizing remains undamaged. Use in few hours. Every job guaranteed.

City Wide Vote On Public Housing Being Prposed (Continued from Page 1) sion of the council. Pro-public housing aldermen have indicated that they will attempt to have the order revoked. Mayor Kennelly has declined to comment upon the statement of policy which was approved in the "omnibus" bill, undetected by aldermen who support public housing. The mayor has likewise declined to make any comment upon the proposed referendum vote on the housing program. Alderman DuBois pointed out that the City of Chicago has never held a true referendum vote on public housing.

He pointed out that 1947 referendum vote was held on a proposal that the city issue bonds to finance slum clearance housing and this proposition was put on the ballot in connec- Four years satisfied customers, tion with a judicial election references if desired. Estimates "which there was no contest, free. Glen McFranklin, Phone BE 8-8466 day or night. Textile Cleaning Service, 11106 S. Longwood Drive.

26-3t K. A. PRIDJIAN, 54 W. lllth St. We do exclusive rug and furniture cleaning.

discount on ney work, roofing, tile, slate, as- cash and carry. We carry a com- bestos. Steam cleaning building, piete line of new rugs and car- I pets. PU 5-2800. 26-3t Terms from 12 to 26 months.

Office Hours 9 to 4 CO 4-4458 119 West 119th St. HI 5-3160 prl( 9xl2 wllton or Axmia ster $2.50 and up. Insured. Tri- I cleaning at any Stewart Roofing angle Rug side. Phone TR 4-1" 7335 Ingle- 3.

26-3t Play Safe Cleantd It pays in the End to do HAVE your parlor suite air-wash- with a Inno- PC ed A worlc done ur own wun a long es- home New type dirt ex rac tor. NO tablished firm known for i dust, no can now for its US customers. nf 01 prompt service. Special price, sofa and chair $2.95 Cfor 10 days only). Call PU 5-6793 or PU 5-6280.

25-3t FURNACE REPAIRING Makes COAL--GAS-S-OIL Bicmerb--Stokcib--Thermostats AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS ALWAYS READY REPAIR O. John Wieiema Wentworth Ave. Sheet Metal Work Gutters Rainpipes Chimneys Repaired All types of Roofing, REFRIGERATION 5 Hour Electric Motor Repairs For i i i i stokcis, oil burn- eis bknveis, circulating pumiJi Home Refrigerator Repairs Scried in units lebuilt for as low as $39 00 INi-d i i a i 339 00 up State Refrigeration Sales ar.d Sen ice 301 West 115th St CO 4-5400 STOVES STOVES OF ALL KINDS Enplewood Stove Has All Standard Brands of Gaa aud Klect tic Ranges Chambers Magic Chef Roper 'I dp pa a 0 Detroit Jewel Hot point and Others Gas, Oil OB! Hunters A a i Water Heaters Ri pair and Parts For AH Makes STEEL HAILING for porch ana sieps complete, Installed with urnamenUb. Also cycluue and picl- ei lences. Free estimates.

Grass Gianlune garbage coiualn- Sldmg and Insulating 26 3t Stainless Steel Flue Liners for Gas Heat C-Thru Aluminum In In that ballot on the issuance Chesterfield Federal Tops 10 Million Mark MARY HANNAH WILSON Mrs. Mary Hannah Wilson, 71. of 10746 Prairie, died TKursday, April 13, at her home. Born in Yorkshire, England, August 7, 1878, she had been a resident of this community for 45 years. She was the wife of Henry; mother of Jack, Nora, and Mona; and grandmother of Patricia and Clive.

Funeral services were held Monday, April 17. at 1:30 p.m. from the Phillips Funeral Home with the Rev. Paul L. Stumpf in charge.

Mrs. C. Lucas was organist and Miss Mildred Orne was soloist. Interment was in Mount Greenwood cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were James Cunningham, Tim Moore, O.

Richmond, L. Apolon, G. Pederson and J. McGillarn. fences i PETRONE PENCE CO.

All types of fences, carpenter repairs ana Awnings No work sub-let. We have our own shops. Estimates Free Easy Terms Stewart Roofing Sheet Metal Works 401-03 E. 115th St. CO 4-1754 remodeling.

Underground garbage cans, sidewalks, clothesline posts. Free estimate. PU.5-7592. 26-3t Typewriters TYPEWRITERS rented and repaired All makes standard and portable. Guaranteed work.

Delivery. Evers Office Supplies, 10920 Michigan PU S-7820. 25-3t Rent--Sell and Adding Machines The Ideal Typewriter Exchange 450-52 East 75th St. C. H.

McCullem TR 4-9220 TUCK pointing chimneys, glass block masonry repans. Rca.son.ible. AB 4-3028 27-2t W. Donovan, PAINTING DECORATING PAINTING and Decorating. Ceilings calcimmed $2 and up.

Free estimate. Workmanship guaian- tpfd Call WE 6-4443. 26-2t WALL WASHER, decoiator, experienced (white) kitchens and died Friday, 14, a home baths. Painting, calcimining, dry All Ex-Foresrer Chief, Dies At Home Here Joseph W. Donovan, 74, of 11337 Indiana, past state chief ranger ol the Catholic Order of Foresters, cleaning.

All other Daibey. SO 8-3711. decorating 25-5t a heart in poor PAPER HANGING and general His death was caused ailment. He had been health for some time. Bom February 18, 1876 in Bloommgton, 111., he had been painting.

Competent workman- CM dcnt or tins community for 60 Call HUdson 3-1220 ship Bet material. Reasonable, Michael's Decorating Service. PU 23-15t ENGLEWOOD CO. Halstrri U'llOI STMIY Upholstering St Repairing Kcasoiidblc Kates Uooci Workmanship bets Matlc tu Order Roscland Upholstery Shop PU 5-1416 WA 8-7779 An time Before 5 p.m. Open Evenings Monday and Thursday 11593 Michigan WASHING MACHINES WASHING MACHINES Repairs Parts-- All Makes FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED Master Heating Repair 214 W.

110th St. CO 4-4657 IT no answer call WA 8-2824 Washer Parts White Wringer Rolls In Stock Now 1'br All Makes Washers GEORGE, The Painter, decorating service. Have your painting. papering done by expert working contractor Competent workmanship. New phone ATlantic 5-1339.

accrue SeKUin, 1051 E. 42nd Place. Chicago 15. 111. 22-6t I HANG wallpaper only Qunlirv work.

i SA 1-1778. 27-3t He was employed as a clerk for National Trailways. iHc was a member of the Catholic Older of Foresters, No. 131, Holy Rosary Court. He was the brother of Mrs.

Mary Ellen McDonald and the late Corneluis. John. Jamcb, and Thomas. of bonds, the voters of the 9th ward, were 5 to 1 against the issuance of public housing bonds, the alderman pointed out. DuBois asserts that officials of the Chicago Housing Authority and "pressure' groups which are pushing for the erection of 40,000 more units of tax free housing in Chicago, deliberately cloud the issues involved.

Those who would have us give "blanket" approval to the program which the CHA proposes constantly seek to confuse the issues, DuBois declared. "They would have you believe that public housing wouldn't cost the taxpayers a penny--that it's a free gift from the federal government. What they won't tell you is that public housing, over the life of the projects they propose to build in Chicago, would cost all taxpayers, homeowners and property owners of this city many times more than the government's "gift" as they foot the bill for public services to housing project tenants such as schools, health and sanitation, fire, police, etc." That "Sleeper" DuBois had a comment to make on the "sleeper" order which was put through in the "omnibus Bill" at last Thursday's meeting of the city council providing that "the city council establish a policy in the future of aproving for public housing sites only those locations now in areas designated as slum areas or land immediately adjacent to areas now adjacent to slum areas." "Every honest public housing advocate should be for that order," DuBois declared "because it is what the federal government meant when it conceived publjc housing and set up funds for th'tt purpose." Meanwhile Alderman aft '13th, author of the order which would limit public housing projects to slum areas, had something to say of the informal opinion given by Corooration Counsel Adamowski that the "order has no legal implications and is not i binding on the council." "Just Begun To Fight" I've just "begun to fi'g'ht." declared Egan in defending his "I entered that order because of the upsetting influence of an indefinite public housinst policy, particularly in the 13th ward where I reside. Because of the constant threat of the CHA to come into our community and build a oublic housing project, people are hesitant to build and builders arc reluctant to build. I want this thing settled Other aldermen were of thp opinion that Epran's order will ERMINIO DUGHETTI Erminio Dughetti.

79, of 11561 State, a retired employe of the International Harvester company, died Friday, April 14, at his home. His death was caused by a heart ailment. Born at Ramiseto, Prov. Regsio Emilia, Italy, February 15. 1871, he had been a resident of this community for 43 years.

Surviving are his wife, Genoeffa: two sons. Armand and Carl; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Allegretti; five grandchildren, Albert Rossi, Emma Zuccollo, Lorraine Heath, Margaret Goering, and Carl Dughetti and five great grandchildren, Albert Rossi Ronnie, Donna May, and Dianne Zuccollo, and Nancy Carol Heath Funeral rites were held Monday, April 17, from the Panozzo Brothers Funeral Home to St. Anthony's church, where a requiem mass was solemnized at 10 a.m. by the Rev.

Lino Fongaro. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were John Dughetti, Albert Rossi Joseph Dughetti, John Zuccollo, John Dughetti and Ettore Dughetti. Blue Island. Mrs.

Cora Pirsten- i rieim. Tom Otten, of Henry, Joseph. Genit Otten, and the late Gerard, John and Leonard Otten: sister of Mrs. Nellie Van Deutekom, Leonard Van Proyen. of Washington.

Mrs. Cornelia Hopkins, of Washington. Mrs. Marie Nelson, of Washington, and Jacob Van Proyen. of Wisconsin.

Thirteen irandchil-' dren, and a number of great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held Wednesday, April 19, in the Third Christian Reformed Church of Roseland wtih the Rev Gemt Hoeksema in charge at 3 p.m. Interment was in Mount Greenwood cemetery- Chesterfield Federal Savings and Loan Association 9300 Cottage Grove, this week joined the ranks of Federal Savings Associations with assets over 10 million dollars, according to Abel DeHaan. president There are 1508 Federal Savings and Loan Associations in the United States of which 100 are In Illinois and of those 50 are in Chicago. Chesterfield Federal with assets of $10,000.000 thereby becomes 9th in sine in Chicago: 12th in rank in Illinois and 188th in size in the United States.

The fact that Chesterfield eial hai attained its present size reflects the general prosperity and thrifty character of the thousands of residents of the South End area who comprise the savines members of the association Chesterfield Federal funds are used to finance the purchase of homes on monthly payments and at present 1.747 families ore acquiring debt-flee homes through the association. Get vour inside painting done now! See the want ads today! NAME OMITTED In the list of survivors of the late Arthur of 11345 St. Lawrence, published in last week's issue, the name of a sister, Mrs. Alice Pirch, was unintentionally omitted. "Aunt Theresa" Is To Feature Youngsters Meet One of the outstanding programs of the season for the Roseland Youngsters for Christ will be presented Friday evening, April 21, when Aunt Theresa and her KYB Club from Station WMBI appear at 7 o'clock in the K.

of P. hall, 11037 Michigan. TONI ARVIA Toni. infant daughter of Edward and Josephine Arvia, 11945 Indiana, died Thursday, April 13, at birth in Hazelcrest General hospital. The blessing was given Friday, April 14, at 2 p.m.

in the Panozzo Brothers chapel by the Rev Lino Fongaro. Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery MARTHA OTTEN Mrs. Martha Otten, 84, of 33 West 112th, died Sundav. April, 16, in Roseland Community Born in the Netherlands, she. had been residing here for the past 60 years.

She a member of the Third i Christian Reformed Church of Roseland. She was the wife 'of John G. R. Otten; mother of Jacob Otten, of PROTECT LAWNS SHRUBBERY Ornamental Chain Link and Picket Fencing 1 Installed If Desired 1 No Down Payments 1 Estimates Freely Given SUDS MISER nl Seven Rinses Only Whirlpool Suds Miner! rp'iine of audnv for pnt ire wnith' riruHH. ntven ttmmt AGIFLOW TM ACTION to wfl ULTRA-VfOLET mi mm It A nntomntic opci-aHon timing Hnndv top loading 9 Ih.

nilrnt, tronlilc pprfornmnce! Hve year warranty on tranamimion. Price $299.95. Liberal Trade-In Allowance. See it today at WENTWORTH ELECTRIC 534 Weir 120th Strut WA 8-7100-01 PU 5-2446 force a showdown and bririg vh the aldermen will to take a stand on public vote i havp Fifteen nieces and nephews also i housing, one of the heated UKPEWDABLE painting, decorating, interior, exterior. You had the rest--now try tile best.

J. Borrsma Son. PR 6-4574 or WE 6-7456. 26-3t survive. Funeral riteb were held Monday, April 17 from the Cooney Mortuary to Holy Rosary church, 113th and South Park, where a requiem high mate was solemnized at 9:30 a.m.

by Rev. Henry Walsh. The Rev. Edward Coffey was deacon and the Rev. James Sheridan PAINTING, exterior and interior, wa sub-deacon.

Interment was in calcimining, paper hanging, ev- Holy Sepulchre cemetery, trything In fine decorating, best material, service, low prices, estimates free. AB 4-3681. 24-4t issues which lias been before the council for years. CHILD. SCAMEI Robert Cavallo, 2, of 11529 Harvard, was, scalded -about the face last Friday evening when he fell forward while seated in his high chair, his face going into a bowl of hot soup.

PAINTING and decorating inside and outside, paper calcimining, cleaning, wall washing. B. Doeseckle, 12109 a Ave. PU 5-8387. 9-24t PLASTERING PLASTER repairing, arches, pla.s- tei insulated ceiluiRs Excellent work a.sburecl.

Personal scrucc. Newton. 11300 Edbrookc. PU 4-9710 20-lL't BrlCK In your old broken and worn part and let us duplicate Wr carry the Israeli and mos.1 complete stock of Washing cluno nnd Vacuum Cleaner parts 111 town. A APPLIANCE FURNITURE 11361 Michigan Ave.

ru a-8377 WASHER REPAIRING TAK'IS SERVICES. ALL MAKES Woi Guaranteed NEW AND REBUILT WASHERS ALWAYS BEADY REPAIR CO. John 101)32 S. Wentworth Ave. PU 5-7733 Wonted--Musical Instruments WE BUY PIANOS All kinds and types.

Best pricrs Call HP I.onKwood piano Co HI B-SOSO. 2B-3t Canopift BEAlTtFUI, nil nlumimim plfe For short Mute only $40 rnmplctp Installed. Enam- elcd. any color. PU 5-8325.

C. Klocpfrr 26-3t Sewing Machines WE REPAIR ANY MAKE I SEWING MACHINE Abo buy used Singer Singer portables to rent. I SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 11235 Michigan Ave. i WA 8-5594 HAVE avcurdlu.li.

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