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1HO rices Up 53 77" Nebraska Pioneer Started Arbor Day Since 1939 Phone 3327-0 or for lMnrr 1 It inn moiMir.Tii. iujnois. hiikiy. trail. i.

iit. i-ird. v- 1 ft 'V June, 1946, and February, 1947? Because in that time OPA all but PieMdr-nt He 4l.ed .11,1, l-tke torert. III. April 27.

1702. Some Business, Federal Heads Fear Recession Observance 75 Years Old Today died and almost all price controls a I I ss. a a went out the window. Temple to Mark End Business jacked up their prices Of Passover Season and they've kept them there. This isn't true of nil business men.

Ford, Plymouth, Interna A sprtial religious service fr tte rnrtuin 4.f lie Pa.oer Jievcnty Ave jcars ko April 10. 1872 thr young prairie state of Nebraska amaxed ttte rest RV JAMES MAR LOW. WASHINGTON, D. C. where you come in on all U.is talk about high prices.

BLACK LABEL BLENDED WHISKEY Regularly 53 S5 You Pay Only tional Harvester and some others but not many have cut prices jwm will hr. tn Mcei Mitefior temple at II p. Your cost of living has gone up tt western frontier lr asking its citi7rns to Knock otT work in in an attempt to get other busi nessmen to follow them. Few Follow Lead. 3 rrcent since 1939.

the middle of spring plowing to Kabhi U. 11. Stetter will preach on -This Night Watchir.g.- The That's why every housewife spend the day planting trees. Few have followed. Last Sat knows the meaning behind Presi erires ill be open to the urday President Truman asked businessmen not to "go whole hog Pruof What was more the citizens did it Inspired by the writing and speeches of a young for profits.

farmer-editor named Julius Sterling Morton, they a mil He said that if they don't stop being hungry for profits, this will Smoke from burning poUon ivy can carry enough poison t- te harmful. cent Truman's appeals to businessmen to cut prices. The president is so worried about prices now that he called a fptfcial cabinet meeting Wednesday to talk about them. He has reason to be worried. So do you.

We're having a real MraicM grabs lion tree seedlings on th fertile. happen: People will stop buying. Which but treele Nebraska plains. First Arbor Day. hi wMt dm" will mean business will have to rseuiral spirit Ca of li VAS cut down on the amount of goods That was the first Arbor dy.

it produces. In turn, that will Today. Illoomington-Normal. like BELLOWS mean men thrown out of jobs. Then we'll have the recession.

A lot of businessmen complain now they're afraid to cut prices is Boitled in Bond Cream of the. Cram MKMf.ltr uiiiki Sam Morton' has Mvifrhrd fo Calvert berausr Calvert taste bolfrr in ation. you may not like the vord. But that's it. You may not like to hear this, ekhcr, but it is what's beginning to scare some businessmen and government officials: Unless prices start coming down may have a "recession." Ti-at's a pretty word, "recession." Its fancy for "depression." This will show you just how because they don't know what wage demands the big unions will make.

'1 i 0 1 RA A number of big unions are bargaining now, or getting ready Partners (hoice A I Snleff Jt4 alraicM hia.es al aw-Hir al to bargain, for higher wages. real the inflation is by showing you what happened to your living 'I But the other side of that argu costs since World War II start in ment is: The higher prices stay most of the rest or the nation jnd manv foreign countries, celebrated the 75th Arbor day. Traditionally, it's a day for planting and caring for treev Sterling Morton was a pioneer settler in Nebraska. He home-steaded a quarter section of Nebraska land in 1854 and immediately started planting trees, lte experimented with trees of all kinds, elm. oak.

pine, willow and cottonwoods. He wrote columns about trees in his Nebraska City News, his strucgltng newsoer in Nebraska Citv. In 1R72 he won over the state Roard of Agncti'-ture, which proclaimed the worlT first Arbor day. It offered a ch prize to the person or group who on April 10 would plant the I.us-est amount of trees. Different Dates Celebrated.

4 Si ftniTH-a, a C. rt.vrT arscRYR f.i.i frvf-U'. ra Nerl SatrtL Caliett tallier Cvta. Tata Cll the higher wages labor will de mand. August, 1939.

33 Percent Increase. Between August, 1939 and June, BY TIIK Year Old SCIIENLEY'S Ancienl Age K. SIraisht WhMef I 1 II frjiuttil EM) OF i i i 1946, the cost of living rose 33 percent. Bat that was only a 33 percent rise in six years and eight months. In the next eight months be fifth Forfeits $54 Bond On Exposure Charge Frank T.

Shea, 31, Chicago, forfeited a $54 bond when he failed to appear in police court Thursday to answer to a charge of in tween June, 1946 and February, uuw i ii a 2947 living costs jumped another ar50 au ll IU 2 ft percent, or 53 percent above filth Two years later the governor August, 1939. decent exposure. Shea was ar Living costs hit that 53 percent rested by Bloomington police of Nebraska proclaimed Arbor: day. lAter it was changed to April si Ureal I. Wednesday on a complaint made mark last December.

They've there. They're there now. Ne- STARTS SUNDAY hi Morton birthday, in by Frank Turner, manager of the lyt i. i at I a -1 why the terrihe jump between Rogers hotel. WHISKIES WORLD RENOWNED CKLHItlCXTING Ariior Day are Dorothy Sue (left) and Nanfjr Ann Arbor day is celebrated at d.f-!f ferent times throughout the na- raw ConvU, 1305 Fast rove street, plajinr a fatorite perk-a-boo came tion, although April 10 is still th- RADIO PROGRAMS around a neighborhood tree.

favored date. Founder Morton was 4t I rv I ,8:30 Farm Hour: WGN Where to Dial Eny Bird: wma WJBC Newt 6 A. Presbyterian LOCAL, 7:30 a. m. 12 Moon 1230 680 670 720 780 K0 ILL WGN W3BM WtNR WLS I SUrt.

TOMOltROW I FARMER JOLRNALl WJBC Farm News: WLS Ojd Tim Music: WGN Paul Gibson: WBBM News: WMAQ 6 p. m. REBEKAIIS PLAN PARTY. ELDON. PNS The Ite-bekah lodge 446 will have a birthday party at the lOOF hall on Wednesday evening for those having birthdays in January, February and March.

0SW0G3 10 p. m. (Daily I NATIONAL Membership At New High 6: to a. m. 6:15 Town, Farm: a.

m. (Daily) Valkers Imp'ial mn.3.36 Paul Jones r.f,h3.42 Seagrams 7-Cr. 3.94 Three Feathers 3.87 Canadian Club 5.50 Seagrams V. 0. nr.

5.24 Thursday Evening WMAQ Devotions: WLS 11:30 a. m. 3:00 p. m. 6:30 NEWS: WJBO 10:30 p.

m. (Dailyl MARKETS. WVs4A4W Mac and Bob wLS Farm Service WGN The largest membership in the Ida Hoht. CZZ 1 YZi LuriNo a Li) a 8m Ed 11 55 a. m.

6:35 REV. ZEI1R: WJBO 2:35 m. history of the First Presbyterian Ends Today HOPE Dorothy IMour -My Fatorlte Itrunelte' rARMLRS' EXC: church was announced by the Rev. D. J.

Gretzinger, pastor, at News WLS Hart Presents: WMAQ Farm Market: WGN LAST DAY 411'KN rLULlC OrLNlON: the church's annual meeting Tuesday night I GLO. ISA FT IX "MR. ACE i LADY 5 The pastor reported receipt of FINE CALIFORNIA II STARTS TOMORROW v. r. m.

NEWS: WJBC T)t. BratUey: WGN Stones: WBBM News: WLS Jim Blade: WMAQ .15 Anniversary Honrs WJBC Air Ldition: WLS Pbor.e Quiz: WGN News of World: WMAQ Bob Eison: WBBM 9.3U OHt.V BLOOD-GOOD: WJBC Mr. Keen: WBBM News: WGN Manor Kouie: WMAQ Gaiig Busters: WLS Just Music: WILL AIR AGE NEW Si WJBC KaiteriDom: WMAQ Inswie of Sports: WGN HI NEIGHBOR: WJBC i r. m. H1-M1GHBOR: WJBC WJBC Alex Dreler.

WMAQ News: WGN News: WLS 7 A. M. AGKONSKY: WJBC News of World: WBBM Illini Time: WILL Sage Riders: WLS 400 Hour: WMAQ Reveille: WGN 1:15 MELODIES: WJBO News: WBBM Rex Allen: WLS News: WGN NEWS: WJBC Musical Clock: WBBM Western! i i i i WJBC Of Life: WBBM Burlineham WLS Checkerboard: WGN Spot News: WMAQ I P. M. WALTER KIERMANl WJBC Kay Howard: WLS Mrs.

Burton: WBBM 45 new members during the year, bringing the total to 683. The approximate amount of money received during the year, including the local budget and benevolent WINES projects, was $15,100. A budget of $11,300 for the coming year Today's Chlld'n: WMAQ Homemaker's Hr.i WILL Queen for a Day: WGN was approved. ITHEL ALBERT: No new officers were elected. With Trlsrer Illini News: WILL Happy Hank: WLS Reveille: WGN 7: SCHOOL BELL a strlicMfal rl Mwal ymmli fin4 yr faatie WcssJ al 1h alUuL It was voted that elders, deacons Cabby I la) i i tmmiMA I the wsranr lA and trustees now serving have their terms extended nine months ALSO X4444 II r'l t.

ii a-M I I II i II II I 1 to coincide with the new Presbyterian church calendar year. WJBC Woman In White: WMAQ P. Mason: WBBM Famous Names: WGN School Time: WLS 1:30 BRIDE a GROOM: WJBC Serial: WMAQ Lone Journey: WBBM "Pop" Concert: WILL Famous Names: WGN 1:45 Masquerade: WMAQ TIME: WJBC Music Clock: WBBM Student Churches: WILL Lrvin Lewis: WLS A. M. BREAKFAST CLCBj WJBC News: WBBM News: WGN Ilhnl Time: WILL Neighbor WMAQ Officers will be elected Jan.

1943. Added ljit Chapter of Serial SerUI ll II II II I i I'V Americans normally average Aidrich Family: WMASJ Lawyer WGN Suspense: WBBM Luin A- Abner: WI.S GINNT CLARE: WJBC Christian Science: WLS MEETING! WJBC Count Monte Cristo: WGN FBI: WBBM Bums it Allen: WMAQ Dirk Havm'es: WBBM Gabriel Heatter: WGN Music Hall: WMAQ Real Stories: WGN P. M. II BBPBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl SB about 160,000.000 telephone con Rose of Dreams: WBBM Gibsons 88c Roma r.f.i, 98c Pelri r.r.. 98c Garrell 98c Cresla Blanca m.

1.27 1:15 Mils. Clock WBBM versations a day. Two Ton Baker: WGN Cedrlc Foster: WGN aP RL LADIES BE SEATED I Birthday: WGN Dial 1230- Paul Gibson: WBBM Norman Ross: WMAQ 1:45 Wishing Well: WGN A ttxiott ITndi I II I "mi! Ihlldlm I BlAClf I I Mi Kir AS Pt fmf II WJBC Meet the Stars: WGN Beautiful Life: WMAQ Shopping: WBBM 2:15 Ma Perkins: WMAQ Ralph Ginsberg: WGN Who 1 WBBM Bex Allen: WLS Good Music: WILL NEW CIRCUS ROLLER RINK Skating Every Ml 7:34 ta It.M P. (Eicept Maniarl Tanita 1 Special Skates aaa Games Mta WJBC Tonight JOHN STELLE: WJBC News: WBBM LUey: WMAQ A. M.

MT TRUE STORTl WJBC Names In News: WBBM Once Upon a Tima: WGN Music: WMAQ For You: WILL 2.30 Ml SIC: WJBC Treasure Hour of Song: WGN Tho Years: WENR WBBM Jack Ealev; WMAQ P. M. WORLD WORKSHOP! WJBC Mr. Are: WGS fceadcr's Digest: WBBM Harry Kogen: WENR Pep Young: WMAQ Ted Malone: WLS Ed. Daughter: WBBM I1L Bus.

Review: WILL DUNHIIX CALIF. WINE Port Sherrr Muatel "Tl 20 hr solum I 9:15 Singing Sam: WGN Train I Memphis- vQl r.xMo I II I Nelson Olmsted: WMAQ HYMNS: WJBC E. Winters: WBBM Say It With Music: WGN Markets: WILL Full half naL Abbott. Co'tello: WMAQ Road of Life: WMAQ :45 LISTENING POST: m.sn VAKItIT HALL Fmnegan: WBBM Crime Files: WGN Traveler: WENR Edd.e Cantor: WMAQ Fantasv: WENR 10 P. M.

Js'EWS SPORTS: WJBC Heart's Desire: WGN I 2:35 HERB MOORE: WJBC 2:40 CLASS. ADS: WJBC HOLLYWOOD TOLR: WJBC Linda a Love: WBBM Happiness: WMAQ Music: WILL Beulab Karney: WLS P. M. NEWS: WJBC Promenade: WILL Bob Atrher: WBBM News: WGN Tommy Bartlett: WLS Backstage Wife: WMAQ 3:05 Ml SIC: WJBC Formal Reopening FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WJBC David Harum: WBBM Waltx Time: WILL Joyce Jordan: WMAQ 10 A. M.

BOLLYWOOD: WJBO Am. School: WBBM Waring Show: WMAQ AAUW Forum: WILL. Spots of Music: WGN So tne Story Goes: WGN Loweil Thomas: WBBM 8:30 Hear JOHN STELIE Ex-Governor of Illinois and Past National Commander of the American Legion from the CHOW CLUB DINNER McBarnei Memorial Building' Oil the Subject "THROW OUT Jo Stafford: WMAQ News: WENR Canned Beer IT'S ukue: Etiilinssv I2I oD SANDMAN'S SERE 10:1 June Baker: WGN NADE: WJBC 3:15 Stella Dallas: WMAQ UALEN DRAKE: Song: WGN Local Pace: WBBM Country Style Deluxe Dinner Tomato Juice Collage Cheese RflUh Half Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes French Fries Cream Gravy Garden Fresh Peas Hot Biscuits Hot Tea Rolls Dessert $1.50 GRAND HOTEL Phone 4J30-5 Chicken-in Ihe-Baskel 750 TBone Sfeakt $1,50 FRIDAY SPECIAL Channel Catfish 850 PA If DAIi WJBO WJBC Easy Does It: WGN Jack Berch: WMAQ Grand Slam: WBBM From Opera: WILL Lorenzo Jonen: WMAQ Serenade: WBBM Feature Foods: WLS Dr. Eddy: WGN 16:4.1 GOLDEN MLMOR ii it ii 1:45 W. Brown: WMAQ IES: WJBC Rosemarv: WBBM News: WLS Ixra Lawton: WMAQ Lindlahr: WGN 11 A.

M. Chi. at Night: WGN Jack Smith: WBBM George Ftone: WMAQ 1 WJBC News: WGN Fowle. News; WBBM Land: WENR 1:43 Caught In Act: WBBM Hnwd- Mi. Lincoln: WMAQ Story Dramas: WENB Kenny Baker: WGN II P.

M. In My Opinion: WBBM News: WGN News: WENR 11:1.1 Srerman Hayes: WBBM Claricige: WENR lwi. News: WGN Final Sports: WMAQ 4'nnn(Iinn Aw Cinderella: WBBM 4 P. M. PEOPLE'S CHOICIl WJBC Paul Gibson: WBBM Girl Marries: WMAQ News: WGN Songs: WLS KENNY BAKER: WJBC Kate Smith: WBBM Food Magician: WMAQ Tell Your Neighbor: WGN News: WILL Editorial Review: WILL 1:15 Portia: WMAQ 11:15 A.

Jennyj WBBM Novelty Shop: WGN Radio Guild: WILL Art Van Dimraf: WMAQ THE COMMUNISTS" A Puhllf Sen Ire Presentation of WJItC Novelty Shop: WGN 4:30 I.8.N.U.: WJBC 11:30: NEWS HCSICt 11 Sudy Orch WGN Baker Sportllta: WGN News: WLS Soi ks: Plain Bill: WMAQ Hint Hunt: WBBM For Reservations Phone 4250-5 12.10 VI WJBO Helen Trent: WBBM News: WGN Musical Wagon: WMAQ 11:41 FARM BLREAli: WJBC Gal Sunday: WRBM Dr. Crane: WGN News WLS Phone 3927-0 or for Iliery 1 Ultra Krtim 3lnnv ItrnitiK ICY (COPLDD "KDiEDE Noro Morales: WBBM Musirana: WMAQ Buddy Moreno: WGN S. Klsler: WENR Listening: WMAQ 13 Midnight. News: WENR Curfew Time: WGN Reverie: WBBM Eleven Sixty: WMAQ 11:15 Wilson: WENR 12-30 Rhythm: WENR 12 Sports: WENR I A. M.

Ray Scott: WBBM Daily Prayer: WMAQ News: WGN News for Illinois: WILL Friday Afternoon N'eaa. NEWS: WJBC Biff Sister: WBBM 4:45 SIR CHARLES) WJBC H. Harrlgan: WENR Farrell: WMAQ Gold Coast WBBM Buck Rogers: WGN P. M. TERRY: WJBC Cinderella: WBBM Hop Harridan: WGN News: WMAQ 6:15 JACK ARMSTRONG WJBC Dick Tracy: WENR Barry Woods: WBBM Easy Aces: WMAQ Capt Midntpht: WON Sfjle 3iS Pihl 3iS MmSTHHUEIL SUflODW.

Benefit McLean County Memorial Hospital FRIDAY, APRIL 11-8 P. M. Bloomington High School Auditorium Sponsored hy the Auxiliary YFW. Arimiofcion $1 and 5r. fMnner Bell Time: WLS i I Farm Hour: WILL News: WMAQ Let Have Fun: WGN 12:15 MUSICAL SCRAP mm TAP ROOM 405 N.

Main St. MODERNIZED and BEAUTIFULLY REDECORATED Hy Union Carpenters and Painter for the Pleasure and Comfort of Our Patrons i Come In Meet jim McCarthy Newest Member of Our Staff Jim will be delighted to creel old friend and new-acquaintances here at JOKS TAP KOO.M. You and Your Friends Are Cordial I Invited to Our Rc'Opening Celebration SUj 2.6S 2.65 BiHecfce Ale 4.W Edtlatill 2.65 1:45 TENNESSEE JEDl WJBC News WBBM BOOK: WJBC Ma WBBM HoundUD: WMAQ 12:30 10-2-4 TIME: WJBC Dr. Malone: WBBM hi Dclois 2.35 Mchlcr Bfia 2.6S Bashcff 2.45 Star Hcdcl 2.4S Ccldca Clew 1.99 BUti 3i5 SAIili 3iS Cippx 2.6S Hiantj 3iS April 11. 1S47 I A.

Fmiie-A-While: WLS Country Hour: WBBM Tom Mix: WGN Holtman. News: WMAQ WJBC HIGHLIGHTS 1230 'Your Dial ABO Network On Dial 1230 Hdc Puk 2.65 Bufwtcw 3i5 2.C3 Thursday, April 10 p. m. Interview With Owen Bloodgood 7:30 p. Town Meeting "Do We Iteally Elect Our Own President" p.

John Stelle neaks: "Throw Out Communists' TONIGHT ON WJBC P. M. TOWX MEETING OF THE AIIl Pr.nrnt.a as a Pabtlc Krrvlr. la rnlral tlllaala LlrWam She iDaily nutagirapl C.atral IIUd.Is Rama N.aa.r far I.I Tsars Sabjrl: "Do We Really Elect Our Own President?" ffaeakrrs: Elmer Davis. R.rae Dramsaaaa.

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Can. Alkra K. VL. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 The Breakfast Club Here's to Veterans This Is Your F. B.

The Sheriff a. 7 :30 p. p. I. 6 i.

m. Dial 1230 p. The Champion Roll Call 8:00 p. Cavalcade in Sports.

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