The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 2

Scouts Study Slain Serpent r.beorgeHynn M(jn Qan Work 400 Dys a Year ISNU Host To Educators muma vay Ynnndnvin'c; fn-On Plnn I SBf 4tJ i I 1 1CK11 1 ppediUJi di dimu save enough money, In a few years (co-operative movement from sheer Mary Parker and Miss Gladys he can take out the property ana necessity. Farm machinery ar.a the live stock and money he put live stock are so short that enly Tipton, ISNU, fine and applied The Rev. Fr. George Flynn, son Peasants Find System Gives Them Advantage arts; Miss Charlotte Meyer, De of George R. Flynn of Blooming- into the co-operative and.

so the authorities say, go out on hi own. 500 to Convene At University Saturday catur, Everett Campbell, JjOda, ton and pastor of St. Joseph by pooling and sharing tr.em can the people get along. The cooperatives are sure to have an edge in government prior it for The government has denied and Dr. R.

Will Burnett, of church, Cabcry, will be the speak elementary science program. A sty 'zLS will follow the lead of Russia, which instituted a monetary re seeds, machinery and the Lke. Charles Allen, of and Dr. er for the annual Mother day service at 3 p. m.

Sunday at Illinois State Normal university. BY OSGOOD CARUTIIERS. form last December. But this Huberts Clemans. ISNU.

class- The ministry cf agriculture More than 500 educators from room emotional climate: Dr. Wil- Fr. Flynn is a graduate of Trin BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA. peasant and many others like him Jn A vast new co-operativel fear that such will come and they Illinois are expected on the Illi- liam VanTil and Mrs. Kathleen ity Grade and High schools.

St. says the individual Xarmer eventually will see the benefits cf cooperatives and he will finally come into the movement happily." Louis university and St. Paul's movement has made Jugoslavia a will lose their excess pronis. State Normal university OI OI mtercui- riois seminary, St. Paul.

Minn. He has country where a man can chalkl Before the war this peasant had Katnrrfnw frtt. first uurat education. campus tkU MA XAU aav been at Cabcry two years, and up more than 400 working days no property. The land reform postwar conference of the Cen tral Illinois division of the Ameri previously did parish work and in a year.

program has given him a piece of was in the chancery office of the A co-operative is an enterprise rjcn land, most likely from the Peoria diocese. run by producers or consumers divided property of some deposed 4 Organizations can Education Fellowship, Main speakers for the Satur An organ prelude by Harold w-ho share the proceeds, ine xu- landowner or of the church. day morning sessions will be Dr, Meisinger will open the service, goslav movement goes back to nits the Rich. The newspapers are filled daily with long articles about the movement. Propagandists hope to ice the whole country take it up by the end of this year.

One popular item has been left out of the program: Personal daily leisure. There's no time for that. In its place there will be a planned two-week mass vacation this year at the country's resorts. Harold C. Hand of the University ioiiowea Dy ine invocation Dy rr.

prewar udjs uui wen it- lI( Mrtntn-in and In Stunt Show of Illinois and Dr. Robert J. Hav ighurst of the University of Chi cago. Working their talks in -with the The Glee club's anthem will be In the five year plan it is hoped birthplace and Kiven bits of Rut YaI" to bring every form of rural and behest land in the Vojvo- conference theme, "Building Se Competition cure Citizens for the World of uic iohu spectu ucai uiiciu wmmruan acuvuy niiu a ndwuuauj Diajn jn northern Serbia Tomorrow." Dr. Hand will speak read a vomers aay poem, ioi- controlled co-operave sysiem.

Thi-S great plain 1S capable of lowed by a vocal solo. "The Blind Already the authorities claim the hole country with Ploughman," by James Baker. that 85 percent of the population toxX The peasants who lived there on "The World Our Pupils Face and Dr. Havighurst, "Building TIMrafe nro calf "fnr thf fan I a second antnem. "ine lro js is "embraced by tne movemenv nrmarn; i I Secure Children for the World of nuaI IUinois state Normal univer- HtRrS REALLY PROMPT RCLICrt TEEN AGE PIMPLES rbro xtrrnali rauard.

I'm Cuticur prrter rni by many 1. and rvrtaia a lair to quM kly tii nahanaauaa ntrr ally rauM-d punplra. raab. Umahn 5i'a blackhrad lipa fur rary rratovall IWy tV I fVi -S My LiKht'" foll Fr' lynn'8 fthoh only some "2.000.000 of ngarlan. Romanians.

Slovaks iOmoiTOW. cilv "ctimt chnur cpt fnr H-ls n. nH.c i vuunnjr a jujjit 01 i and Serbs. Most of them owneo Start at 8:30. m.

Friday in Capen auditorium. VS1 wun a Psuuae DV ir- Meisinger. involved acuyeiy. land and were rich from farming Th nropram will hppin with All seats are reserved. 4 I 1 inev say were are more man SOAV Mf OINTMI MT CUTICURA thU inion For the rich ones now the co- Optimist an hour registration at 8:30 rour campus arganuauwii iwvc a.

ra, followed by a two hour entered the competition for two nrotrrsm a-sft n. m. in Canen awards for the best skits. Faculty operative system is not yet popu wiscouni nor ftaisin. IIntlpr it can make Officers "Work and more work" and much as they did before the war auditorium.

Harlan Beem, state memoers wm presem a director, will preside and the wel- which will not be included in the "TV a III I I come will be given by ISNU Pres. "exceed mat norm-' nave oecome or as some of them do even now-national slogans. But even with in black market trading in nearby Installed this, more than 400 worKlng days cities R. W. Fairchild.

Dr. John J. De- I Ti Boer, president of the national "You'd Better a 20 rmn-wm mat- vriif ute skit set in Mrs. Kalabash's DOORS ortM AT I I IT'S SPRING ALRIGHT Scouts Rodman Brown, center and Jimmy Gottsrhalk stand beside 54 inch snake, killed at the corner Euclid and Illinois streets where the boys were playing Tuesday afternoon. James Dawson.

S07 Euclid street, holds reptile, which he believes is a bull snake. Bloomington-Normal Deaths a year sounds impossible. They have given Tito crop It's not It's only the result of collectors a bad time in the last riaa Iti talk, followed by Dr. Hand's and "uuac iUi More than 50 Optimist club a grading system used by the co- two vears. They have made it formers.

Dr. Havighurst's addresses. m. A members and their wives attended operatives. Under this system, alhard to keep the so called free the installation of officers of the day's work on one kind of job market under control.

A noon luncheon at the Illinois xou a xesxer; xo oe pu notiia a on Dy xne jesiers, is a sseicn aooui fvui TD 1, ,,4. adelphia; Mrs. Robert Blessing, Mrs. Michael liarkln ministration." by ISNU Dean "'f, W1" Normal club Tuesday night at the counts for more than a day work But even though the "people's University Christian church in on another kind. militia" has been rough on some Normal.

A swineherd may watch over violators, Tito's policy has been The program was given by the his fat Serbian porkers all day not to go too far with the peas-Illinois State Normal university long and get only part of a day's ants, the backbone of his country Lowell Mason music club and fea Mrs. 'Rarl Cox and Mrs. Geortre Mrs. Michael Larkin, 710 North Ellineson. all of Chicaeo.

ture summer band concerts in small towns and villages. C. A. DeYoung. Dr.

J. W. Carring ton of ISNU will preside. Specialized Studies Planned. 94 Oak street, died in the family Final skit will be "Comes the residence at 2:30 p.

m. Tuesday Men oiee ciuo under me airec-i credit, wniie a sKiiied laborer mayjand economy Mrs. Caroline Reisch The eovernment has cone to uon or ur. h. w.

ieitnman. 'me get two days- credit lor tne same Eleven speciali2ed discussion Day" by the Women's Physical following a stroke suffered 10 HIT Mrs. Caroline Reisch, 88, of r. program included "Song of amount of time. great lengths to sell them the co- sections are planned from to 4 Education club, depicting qualm- days ago, The body was removed to the tfioomingion, oiea at lu.za -crusaders' Hymn," "Hospodi At the end or the year, net prof- operative movement The peasant p.

m. on various phases 01 eau cations of prospective graduates. BKALTIFl'L DANGEROUS M1E SI'lX II EK CLNMNG cation. Participants and their Carmody Funeral home where J-uesaay at josepn nos- romiioi," "Lost Chord with Don its and surplus products or the still owns the land he puts into services will be held at 9 a. m.

snerrara as soloist: "Water Boy" co-operative (alter tne govern- the co-operative and can with subjects are: Fridav anrt in Hniv Trmitv rWrh The body was taken to Flins- with Murray Osborn as soloist: ment has taken its portion) are draw anv time he wants. The co Miss Stanbery I 1 t- i i Ic i i -r I i i I Dr. E. H. Reeder, Arno Bellack, both of the University of Illinois, at 9:30.

Interment will take place ui lurmuiwi numc. ru- ousdiman, Aincan urums wun umueu up accoraing io me num- operative memoer aoesn nave to in Holv Cross cemeterv at Merna "erai services win De neio at ueorge icnmmK as soloist; "iweet Der oi wormng days each member sell as much of his crops to the i rr-'i rr i tin i i Named Editor and Miss Thalia Tarrant, ISSCS, social studies; Miss Ethel Stein, Harrv D. Lovelass, both of ISNU, Margaret L. Kinsella was born ai uow, uroiners omg jn ds accuniuiaiea. i governmen as Goes tne moepena- near JVlerna Anril 9 1872 the I a 1 waih uunai ui nc duuu.

lamcu iu i iuuiht nuu mm em urma. Vocal solos were sung by Bob year got credit for more than 400 Many farmers will flock to the daughter of Patrick and Margaret Bloomington cemetery and Miss Helen Walker, Danville, Allan, "Smilin' Through. James working days. He wasn a super- democratic relationships: Dr. Kinsella.

She taught in the rural Mrs. Reisch was born Aug. 11, Of IWU Paper Baker, "The World Is Mine." man only a bent, rather tired Uovd Trump. John Hanson, both schools in the Merna vicinity for 1859, in Germany. She was mar several years.

In 1894 she was ried to John Reisch, who preced Harold Meisinger and Lee Stoke- looking Serb of about 50 with cf of and Dr. V. M. Houston, ly both played piano solos and huge handlebar mustaches and! Miss Alice Stanbery, 305 Vir- married to Mirhael Larkin in led her in death. ISNU, secondary school curricu Richard Veselack and Paul Rosene blunt, calloused hands.

ginia avenue, Normal, has been Morna. Hor nnshanrl and one Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. lum. Eeatar Te4ay atari at 145.

4 J. 6.55, :3 played a cornet duet. Can Sell Grain. ore it 07 A 4 alt-w TIU Ckildrea It na Tsirs obwor Dr. Van Miller, of W.

R. elected tne editor oi tne Argus, daughter preceded her in death. George Flinspach, of near Bloom William Hammitt was the in- He said he was content with the Mcintosh, Decatur, and George suiaent newspaper or Illinois she is survived by the follow- ington; four grandchildren, and a lr ninnminsinn nOT-He I Wesleyan University, it Was an-liner -ViSlHor. -n Amhpnw (rrpst crrnnrlrlanrhtpr stalling officer. Arthur C.

Bill wasl plan. Besides a generous cut in' MMltn- TTanc 01n Ta cf-I nOUnCed Wednesday by the DUb-ln hnma Tornmu rt Tlmimc TVTrc I Pmir thrpp KirMhors and installed as new president and the surplus foodstuffs, wine and I 1 annniincP4 nio rnmm ttu, trf rakita th Inml I nun. Via ern Illinois btate college, ixiss Ui Anna xvicii.eon oi isioonungton, a aaugmer aiso preceaea ner in AIT- j. BEGINNING THRU SAT. TODAY year.

Chairmen are: L. E. Starke, for his family about 40.000 dinars Ruth Zimmerman. ISNU, and Mrs. ueni union.

Mrs. Julia Stokes of Ellsworth, death. a member ollK uiojchci. uu; vnb. man iwuk ouw.

jic Charlotte Klausen. Champaign, oucceeaing dod noimes, miss Mrs. Martha Killian of Towanda. Mrs. Reisch was work; John McGinnis.

finance: also was able to sell a good ror inrtnirirmal materials: Dr. Car- Stanbery has served for two years Mrs. Fthelreda Kinsella of Lex Trinity Lutheran church. Lloyd Golliday, attendance: M. C.ltion of the grain he received on rington.

Robert Zimmerman, on the paper, one as assistant edi- ington and 21 grandchildren. Also Springfield, and Parmer Ewing, tor. She will assume the position surviving are the following sisters Rockford. evaluation methods. today and will prepare the next and brother: Sister M.

Ethelreda Gantzkow Funeral Rice, membership: H. O. Lathrop. the open market at higher than publicity: Malcolm Hurlesa civid government ration nriee. THAT MUST BE DESERYED! ACCLAIM Funeral services for Mrs.

affairs; Hyatt Fisher, hospitality, Not all workers are so fortu tyt tt tlt Hamlm of I. Jo- edition of the paper. 0f Milwaukee, Mrs. Jane Flan It was also announced that Bob aga Tot Chicago Mrs Rebecca auline Manske Gantzkow of 307 and John Wettaw, reservations, was aiso announced tnat bod agan of Chicago, Mrs. Rebecca Grav who died Saturdav.l avenue, TIME MAGAZINE: reph Mason, Effingham, and Gale L-11 Jensen, XJ of group dynamics; Prison, Dwight, will act as editor Carmody and Michael Kinsella of Srhultz.

of I. Mrs. the student handbook, Bloomington. nate, isevertheiess, that peasant, with that money, can build himself a new little house on the two acres allotted to his family out of the co-operative farm. were held at 2:30 p.

m. Tuesday at gpnp Trowkrirlnf. the Flinspach-Kurth Memorial v- 1 1 llUWUriuqe c'rppn i-ight, which is published She was a member of Holv home with the Rev. Robert Nolde July for all WeSleVan Students. Trinitv rhnrrh nnH thn nn Dies In Iowa TROUBLED BY ITCHY If he wants to.

and manages to He succeeds last year's co-editors. nnarv Knritv ttoW Trinitv offlciating. Mrs. Lyle Scott and tm, rr. rA Din laen.

raxion. ana jviiss churfh inna. uiyi noiiiici oaiiK. nnu Dial 1230- RASH? Mrs. II.

Clay Tate, 710 Normal they were accompanied by Mrs. mira Koehler, Chicago. fiL rLif avenue, Normal, received word William Eaton Jr. WJBC uonn ocnillinger Pallbearers were William Witte, Tuesday that her brother. Gene Ono of I ho best things to come out of Hollywood since it learned to talk! 99 LIFE MAGAZINES tpPOne off the few movie which genuinely deserve to bo called 'great'! QQ zemo- Doctor-, cmaen nurcn oers liquid promptly relieves itching of onn tocnmmger, 7, or Russeu Batty, Frank Gustman, irowDrioge, died at noon North Western avenue, died at gu, Schumacher Walter Wolff Tuesday in Waterloo, Iowa.

Mr. nrftct ilua imuaoM. 7CIU1 rWliccmnArv I JPl0 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at his resi- and Herman Schmoekel.

Burial Trowbridge, who was recreation dence. The body was taken to the Lac in Park Mill nmriirv director for Waterloo, had been ill Also aid rroirrams Murray Memorial home where only a few days. He is survived EMDEN. (PNS) Local Chris- tian church will accent vohmtarv funeral services will be held at DU by his wife, two children, his par BENEFIT CARD PARTY (WJBC Schedule for Wednesday, AprU 28, 1913) EVENING donations at a regular morning 8:30 a- m- Friday and at 9 a. m.

lxcumaMM ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Trow- service Sunday for the missionary at s- Mary's church. Burial will fral services for Mrs. Eliza- bridge of Greenville, a brother, offering for this Quarter be in st- Joseph's hospital. beth Rebmann, who died Satur- John, Chicago and his sister, Mrs. i i i i nnw noin a 'rnae, Tate.

The mission field is in the Ya- Dorn ir, Trfio Dec. 9, 1872 Hungary, the son day at the Flinspach-Kurth Me ctMonfw.ckmdn tv, of Frank and Rose Schillineer. morial home with the Rev. R. Maroa Grade Band 1J Elmar Davla "Old Weal" In atory at 7.i, tul i I He came to this countrv in 1905.

Folkers ofliciating. Ben Williams To Give Concert there, is seriously ill and has writ- fnd ,19" married Magda- sang, and he was accompanied by lena Schmidt in Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Wesley like.

7:00 Cavalrada of Muato 7:30 Vox Top, featuring Tarka Johnson and Warren Hull -V Va. t. lUil I IT. 7 .1 -t il Apr. 28, 7:45 PM Trinily Gym Cards and Games.

A dm. 35c Public Invited Sponsored by Saint Joseph Academy Alumni Mel Calahan, Master of Ceremonies. ne was a mem Der or tst. Marv's i-aiiDearers, an sons ot tne ae- MAROA. PNS) The Mimi ance.

Mr. Zack spoke here last felch and me Holy Name so- ceased, were Iter Peter, Elmer, community Consolidated Grade 1:00 Abbott and CoataUo, comedy and aonfi by Susan Miller 8:30 -Go for the House- Bing Crosby show. Special year. Survivmg are his wife and four I mann. Burial was in Park Hill TXZ school band will present a concert at the school auditorium Sun xive peopie ox Lincoln Haiiphtr Bible institute are planning to go day afternoon.

May 16. accord in el a vtUH 1 an. io an announcement nwde by Miss Shirley Ravnaas, director. End School Year and work. Several of this group enSOIl TO HonOP will annoar at tVio Ttn 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 I Ul IUI iTvJOIBD Special numbers will consist of With Potluck Dinner ww u- wjivua Ma, dJilluXl VlilUVU I Sunday.

RaclUll Rw solos and ensembles. The church has set their mis- I uujrc i i-'m UWYJ guest: Claudette Colbert, who Joins Ping In singing "nu Are Too Dangerous Cherie." 8:30 Texaco Star TheaUa starring Cordon Macrae, Evelyn Knight. Jeff Alexander Chorus and Victor Young's Orchestra 10:00 NEWS St SPORTS 10: IS Anniversary Hour 10:35 Let Listen to Musi 11:00 NEWS The band, which w-as oreani7ed EMDEN. (PNS) Local Con sionary goal for this work at $250. 1 SHRINE MOSQUE TUES, MAX 11 PEORIA ONE SHOW 8:30 P.M.

THE LNCOMPAKABLE MUSIC OF ui f. in ie at tne beginning of the school year, is composed of thirty-two solidated Grade school will close 4 i I Monday and the Mothers club pieces. will serve a potluck dinner at noon for families in the district. rijiNawiM. fiNa; a com- Li JSPFL dT) dlnebs! Local Methodist Youth Fellowship gymnasium honoring the grade ZlL aJ tenr a JFoup of and nJgh school basketball teams, Sunday afternoon at Athens cheerleaders and Coach Dale church at an hour to be an- Moore.

Benson Woman's club is RADIO Special Events 4-H to Organize 10 nouncea later. ennntnrintr -IVio affoir At Morton May lv0 WARNER BROS! 8:30 p. m. Thursday: WJBC (WJBC Schedule for Thursday, April 19 IS) MORNING 6:00 Rand Muilc 6:05 Rev. R.

T. 2ehr la "Morning Devotlons 6:15 Your program 6:30 NEWS AND MARKETS RUMMAGE SALE MUK1UW. (FWb) At 4 p. m. T0wtiv (CDT) May 10, an organization Mrs.

C. E. Thompson, Mrs. R. W.

Haf ermann and Mrs. Glen Peterson are in charge of reservations. Mrs. Clayton Perino, president of the Woman's club, said the affair is open to anyone in the uocumentary program by ABC will examine the problem oi venereal diseases in the United States. Full hour's program with the assistance of the United States THIwarw III II 1 1) I iTVl rf.

-T. meeting for Morton Lucky 4-H a 4 hit famaaa Radia archeatra with a mtaUndlBt campany of ainrloc Bad dancing artiita Uvii Entcrtalnara in Different Acta MAIL ORDEBS NOW rrlcaa Tax Ina. JS.8O-S.00-S. 40 Krmt Cheek. Maney Order, Draft to Bart Tetter ca Adams Ma lie Store, Main, with aelf addressed en-Ttlasa.

No Fhena Orders BOX OFFICE OPENS MAT 6 club will be held in the study hall om Morton Township High school. ruouc iieaim service and the community. THURSDAY, APRIL 29 917 W. MARKET ST. Deora Open at 8 A.M.

Sponsored by St. Acnes Guild, St. Matthew' Episcopal Chnrch Cooking and sewing will be 6:45 Farmers Rxchanga and Farm Sal Martin Asronaky 7:15 Musical Clock 7:30 NEWS 7:45 Clock Watcher 1:00 Breakfast dub With Don McNeill, crnce acnooi oi Public Health at Columbia university. offered for six meetings. All girls Fisher Woman's Cluto 10 years of age before July 1 are eligible.

DANCE TONITE! Plans May 6 Meeting Sillli M111I MMaaWaJlaMHBVpPVaaVtaVaaallPayi Leaders will be Mrs. George Ueberrhein, Mrs. Arthur Meyers, FISHER. (PNS) The Fisher 8 00 Look Who's Here. :15 NEWS Hetty Crocker.

Magazine of the Air: Guest. Alan Lunt, the Man Behind th "Can Mrs. William Rapp, Mrs. C. Woman's club will meet Thursday May 6, at 2 p.

m. (CDT) with the ira Stimeling, who will instruct in clothing, and Mrs. Jack Krantz, who will conduct foods classes. WA1M HUSIDHuh hoiibree bihsbi following hostesses: Mrs. W.

A. Bowley, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Sigma Alpha Iota Society ot Illinois Wesleyan Presents NANCY CARR did Microphone." Star Tim wttlt Dorothy KilgaUen 10:00 Breakfast tn Hollywood 10:30 Galen Drake, discussion 10:45 Dr. Geo.

W. Crane, What Every Wife Should Know. O. Sale, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, Club to Have Picnic Mrs.

E. J. Nelson, Mrs. Theo Fos Presenting tba Music of EUREKA. (PNS) The mem ter, and Mrs.

Pearl Donovan. I'LtS IKVIVS HTK.S "HOP, LOOK rS USUK" bers of the and club of the The semi-annual treasurer's re NEW VtVT port will be given. The program Christian church will meet at the parsonage at 5 p. m. Thursday to will be given by the Junior Wo man's club.

LARRY LONNEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA lours for Wonderful Dance Music Danelnc Btarta at :00 p. Only 50e Per Person to the lake for a picnic 11:00 elrom Travelers. Tommy BarUett M. Jim Am-rhe Announcer 11:30 Ann McCall 11:45 Airlan Trio AFTERNOON 12:00 Baukhag Talking Frances Crider and Bob Johann ortN 114 1 1 will have charge of the closing de A4alU Garden Club to Meet 25(f votions. Till 4 BENSON.

(PNS) Mrs. Kate ChU4re 12 iMas Tasesl To Be Hosts to Class Gries will be hostess to the Gar den club members Thursday after HARTSBURG. (PNS) Mr. noon with Miss Mabel Vogel and Mil 12:15 Musical Scrapbook 12:30 Nem-s 12:45 Central 111. on Parade 1:15 Ethel and Albert 1:30 Pride Si Groom with John Nelon S00 ladles Be Seated starring Tom Moore Paol Wnltemen Record Club.

TOMORROW! Mrs. Grace Folkers as assistant and Mrs. Melvin Embree will be hosts to the Berean class at their home Wednesday night. J. Frank hostesses.

Mrs. Frieda Shirer program leader and her subject is, An Hew! Lyric Soprano Miss Nancy Carr, a graduate of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, ccn.es to Bloomington after a successful winter and spring season of concert and oratoric appearances. The purpose of this concert js to contribute the proceeds to the Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fund and the Sigma Alpha Iota Foundation. Thursday Evening, April 298:15 P.M. Presser Hall Payne will lead devotions and "Frozen Foods." Members will an Mrs.

Clifford Iubelt will be in swer roll call by giving their ex in ft is- charge of entertainment. periences with frozen foods. a. I HV. nfcV-nr- Mill I IK I as -Ml A sVal Vsaa M-M WmT I r.

'i Idlers Club to Meet 3:00 NEWS 3:05 Cash Grain News with Herb Moore 310 Classified Tim 3:15 South of the Border 3:30 Treasury Band Show 4:00 Musical Reflections 4 -30 Social Security 4:45 Sit Charles 5:00 Dick Tracy IS T-rrjr ard th Pirate 5:30 Sky King. SAYBROOK. (PNS) Mrs. H. R.

Crawford will be hostess to I II If 4 11 4 I mv 'is-" -iry members of the Idlers club at her home on Friday afternoon. I Downs 4-H to Elect i Wia 111 t- la a GRAND HOTEl 1201 E. Emerson St. Phone 023-4 BLOOMINGTON'S ORIGINAL CHICKEN-IN-THE-BASKET Chicken fried to a golden brown, french fried potatoes, hot buttered rolls. Jug honey, celery, olives and radish.

ALL FOR 75c Cartons to take borne 75c DOWNS. (PNS) Downs 4-H club will meet at 3:45 p. m. (CST) Friday in the high school for election of officers. WJRC FM 101.5 Mrcaryrlr IUhcHsII Tomorrow 2:30 I.

M. CARDINALS CINCINNATI (i today r. imcjXIMl 33 "IHfc OHOSI AKO MW. MUir I I I riaa -1IXD4. tr flOOD Ilk Mle IIm al I Ticket Are 60c for Students 41.00 for Adult (including Tax) The passenger elevators of New York city travel a total distance each day equal to 26 round trips to the center of the earth..