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ino a strong contender. The battery *of Jim Corns, and, "Bun» Black showed the. most promise for the Men's club. Sunday' afternoon was a different story for the Hawks' team which en- counitered the strong Harrinigton, Motorsi the indoor champs of Evýans_. ton. The veteran Bill Clark started for the Motors and completely baffled the Hawks.- Clark was foliowed: by Harris, against whom the. Hawks scored five. runs, but they were not enough to offset the 13 made by, the Motors. George Huck started for the Hawks 1O4AY SPÉIAL, lm* Amerlo.. F.mly SUER j*r «see of Plus $1454 botties dei*sfl Juamediate Deflv.ry W. Carry Ail Ladlng Eraul. Phone DEN ERICKSON wî~.t4 092 at the position. As s sqo - I uiy masters a few of the finer points of the position, lie will prove to be a real asset to the team. MAL LINCKRODTI I ýNEWSi Eighth grade', pupils f rom the neighborzing schools are invited to visit, The Mallinckrodt on Saturdày, May 11, ait 2 o'clock. They are to be the1 guests of the: freshmnen of the schooi who are providing- enter- tainment and an enjoyabl e afternoon for the visitors. Opportunities will be given of seeing the classrooms, libraries, gym,, laboratonies,, and ýspa-« clous grounds. Two faeulty members will attendý the Illinlois- chapter of the Interna- tional Federation of Catholic Alum- nae, which is to be held at Longwood academy, next Saturday, May 11. Mothers of ail Mallinckrodt students are inviteci to be present at the Mother's Day programn, an ini- formai entertainment, given by vari- ,osmenubers of the Dramatic club of :urclay, May 11, the show, tinuous from 1 p. m. to v Camb Fire: News The council ire of the junior Camp Fire Girls was held in the First Con- gregational church, Wilmette, f rom 7:~30 to 8:30 o'clock Sunday evening., Because* of the cold, the council fire, originally. planned for 'out of doors, was co nducted in :the cburch. The ceremony was held by candlelight. MissHope Carroll, guardiani, gavýe a talk on work, and each member made an extemporaneous speech on the same subject. Thi-ce new members, PegyDavidsÔn, Betty Hall1 and Betty Harris, were taken in.-Valerie Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jordan of 1431 Gregory avenue, announce the birth of their *second son, jeItry Lee, on May 1, .at the Passavant hospital. Mrs. Jordan and Jerry Lee are ex- pected home early next week. The Jordan's older son is Robert L. Jr., 4 Councit of. Chi- cagoland, .which submits the-fol- lowing preview: "Cast . James Cag.ney, Pat O'Brie n, M a r - ga r e t Ijndsayp Frank McHugh, Helen Lowell. A t h rilîi n g film h ighl1y enter- taininshwng the operation>s of Jm ai. the Aeronautica division of the Marine corps, leaving the spectator with increased admir- ation for the men-in the service. This sequel to "Here Cornes the 'Navy"- was made with the assistance of the; United States navy. Well timed coiu.dy sequOlces, an ufllmportaflt love story, empliasis on discipline and physical fitnesa, and notable photog- raphy, combine to make this an ex- ceptional film." Sunday and Monday, the Valencia presents "One More Spring." The story's about three depression vic- tims (Janet Gaynor, Warner Baxter and Walter King) who live in a tool barn in Central Park. Gaynor fans wihl go for this picture, althoiigh crit- ics insist Walter King steals the show.. Stepin Fetchit shows -bis face for a Dana E. Morrisoià, 306 Cumberland avenue, Ketilworth, returned home Iast week Thursday from a business trip to New Yori<. commercial Art Deignmng er Valencia, presentation Tuesday and Wednesday. it's -Somerset Maug- hani's drama of a cippled husband wFose wife falîs in love with bis brother. Direction by William Keigh- ey is A-1. Mr. and Mrs. Laurance C. Martin, La urance Jr., and Judith, formerly of Evanston, are among the newcomers to Wilmette, having moved liere about the middle of April. They. are living caeor,K Ut U OS... -wme For Qdi* 3elv.erY PIom. s*oepmis. 1212 Fox ilead Sais.C.mpmsy Ar. You lnterested in ib on Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fri4. Sat-41