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Sports, Amusement News In This Section THE GARFIELDIAN 47th Vear and QARFIELD NEWS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1960 Page 15G Seek Alumni For Columbkille Reunion Five members of the class of SECOND SECTION Want Ads Start en Page 13 '41 from St. Goicnnbkille Gram-1 school. 521 N. Paulina. Tncy aie ursed to Mrs.

Lauretta Boswell, Grand. I mar school aie sail being soiigm by their classmates to join in a reunion on 17 at the contact 1701 I SCHOOLWEAR THE STOCKHOLM A -Looks Better Lasts Longer SAME-DAY SERVICE Garments in Before 10 A.M. May Be Had The Same Day 18 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPS 'America's Finest Cash and Carry Cleaners" a 'OCKHOLM Cleaners Furriers Scientific Cold Storage 216-228 N. PULASKI t0 VAn Buren 6-1O2O Ample Free Parking City Sues Landlord To Deconvert Building Mr. and Mrs.

Michael A. Piz-. building is vacant, fire-damaged, 167 N. La are dilapidated and a hazard to public safety. A director of the school board, Abraham Robinson, reported i that the institution only a few 1 months ago obtained title to the property and that it now is trying to sell the place.

named defendants in a suit filed by the city to deconvert a building own at 1110-42 S. Spauidinsj from IS to 12 apartments. The city told Circuit court the 3-s i i on Soaulding; has 38 building and other code violations and is overcrowded with 79 tenants. Appointment of a receiver is sought for this building and also for one at T416 S. Central" Park owned by Paul Goldwater and Lilyan Castle.

4726 N. Central Park. The 3-story building has 43 tenants and is charged with 2S violations. DC A THIRD suit, the citv seeks an order to raze a 2-story building and garage at 1239 Independence blvd. It is owned by the Central Hebrew Day school.

5101 Kimball. The city says the Thrown From Bike "Ellen Homes, 4220 Thomas suffered possible back and leg injuries last week when she was BLAST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY PAYOLA SYSTEM PiK'iogiayhiu oia under- the-table deals to obtain school contracts--has been condemned by the Professional Photographers of America, Inc. as "unbecoming to the profession of photography." Photographers and school officials who engage in such practices were blasted in a four-paragraph resolution, passed at the association's Aug. 7-12 convention, held in the Conrad Hilton hotel. The i "implores school officials to take necessary action against members of their staff who invite, encourage thrown from a bicycle after her I a gifts of value foot became caught in the pedal.

She was taken to morial hospital. Walther Me- from photographers for having their good offices to secure contracts for school photography." IS THIS FOR YOU? HOPE Two months ago 442 Americans started out on a three-day holiday over the Fourth of July, but as the result of auto accidents ended up occupying a casket like the one shown above before the weekend was over. Another three- day holiday starts Friday. Xeed we say more? (Staff -IF IT'S NEWS OR AN AD CALL NEVADA 8-2345 A NEW WAY TO BORROW MONEY! A REVOLVING LOAN PLAN WITH THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR OWN CHECKING ACCOUNT! YOU WRITE CHECKS AS YOU NEED THEM and pay on low tost easy terms! Here are the facts-: A CNB or NBC Check-Credit Account is a revolving loan account with a prearranged credit limit against which you may draw checks at any time to pay bills, or make purchases. 4f Yon can do it by mail: You file an application with the bank, which specifies the amount you would be willing to pay per month on any indebtedness you may have under the'plan.

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I understand this places me under no obligation. Name- Address. 8-31 One Minute Interviews QUESTION What do you iliink of the conduct 'of Francis after his capture and during his trial In Russia? WHERE ASKED North and Karlov; Lake and Central. Edith Miccli, 3840 Division, ad- taker--I think his behavior was shameful and cowardly. He should a destroyed the plane and all evidence after he a After all, a i paid $2,500 a what he was i must have known the risks he was taking.

I don't feel sorry for him, but I certainly feel sorry for his wife and parents. The anguish 1 hey suffered must have been terrible. Frank Sulii, 4631 North, supervisor I think our government a a i wife and fam- iry while he's in a i It's a to a a should a done. Perhaps he was acting orders he revealed what he did. I feel sorry for the guy.

Pie's being used as a propaganda tool by Russia. Joseph Powell, Schiller Park, nurseryman I don't condemn i i a i a a mistake, a just like you or he was a He all alone. 3 a a a was going to a to i i He did ust what any of us would do. Try and save ourselves. As it he svas luc-ky the Prussians didn't shoot him.

He his own neck by revealing all he did. ifou can't blame him for that. 3Irs. William Bobarp, 343 X. hoiisc.wife I think he's 71 i a using him for i a i a a a WP were and will pay him a 1 of money for a he ha? done, but I don't think a a vill compensate for the experi- he will suffer while in lussia.

i Mrs. H. Guthrie, 5410 Fulton, housewife If you think about it. we'd all do a thing in i situation. He all, and acted dumb and innocent to save himself.

I'd do a i you. And besides, I don't think he gave any secrets away. He did 3ust what Uncle Sam said he could do. Mrs. M.

Gilbride, 302 If. Pine, housewife I don't think' he should a vV let the plan'e, a into trie' hands of the Russians, but I do feel sorry him. I'm proud to hear Uncle Sam is going to pay his a a while he sits i a i 1 11 won't make up for all he'll suffer, but it's a compensation. It's pretty hard to expect a man to take his'own life, even if he is trained as a spy. Under the cirr cumstances.

I don't think Pow ers behaved badly. REUPHOLSTER Your Torn and Worn Out Kitchen Dinette CHAIRS FREE Estimates VA 6-3040 Free Pickup fir Delivery DINETTE CITY 4315 W. Mdison St. Gets Year's Term At Vandalia One of the four youths apprehended Aug 6, after a police trap was set for them in an abandoned garage where stolen goods were was sentenced Aug. 23 to one year at Vandalia on a -burglary charge, after which he is to serve a year at the Illinois state penitentiary for violation of parole.

Allison Hoffman, 22, of 5431 Division, received the Vandalia on the charge of burglarizing; the Armco Distributing 1059 N. Rockwell, Aug. 3, will be turned over to Round Lake Park authorities for action on a second burglary there, after he finishes his term at the state penitentiary. Hoffman and three other area men, James G. Caldwell, 18.

of 14 N. Parkside, James E. Wilson, 26. of 4358 Adams, and Joseph Komar, 29, of 3460 North, are implicated in the burglary, Aug. 4, of the MB Distributing of Round Lake Park.

CALDWELL AND WILSON are charged with burglary and Komar i receiving stolen properly taken in the burglary. Caldwell, Wilson and Komar have been bound over to the Grand jury in Lake county. Indictments i presented against them the middle of September and if indicted they will be arraigned before the Lake county Circuit court. Police set the trap after re- rehinq; complaints that suspicious men had been seen lurking: a the abandoned Karaee in the rear of 3511 Le- Moyne. Loot totaling S10.000 from tha two burglaries was found in the garage.

Detectives, after finding the loot, hid inside and nabbed Hoffman when he returned to the site. The youth admitted to both burglaries and implicated the other three. Injures Foot Frank Tasch. 170 N. was treated at Walter Memorial hospital Thursday for a bruised foot.

Tasch was injured when he dropped a plank on his foot while working at 6001 Dickens..