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which will absorb some of the em- ployables, now.on relief. The requiremeènt of ful citizen ship .for epomn on W.p.A. jobs, a, measure recentl y1 enacted, Mr. lmsted sald has eaused a throwback of about a dozen on the New Trier relief rolîs., Ine.luded in thisnumber, however, he said are few, employabes w o odoubt, will soon be able to, find pivate emPloyment. The-fuil citizenship re- quirernent, he said,, affected some- thing like 6000 in the state of Mlin ois.j as a whole. The total number of persons *sup- ported by the various relief pro- « gra.ms in Illinois increased frorn 1,- .373.9 in5~Tf~,C. Deemip. a91 ROI R14 Mrs. Blisi also attended a lectu4re by Dr. Kari R. Carlsoni, famous specialist on spastie paralysis, at flue.Chicago. Womnans Aid on Friday February 28. Mrs. Bliss attended this lecture, as a, representative of the Wilmette Health Center. I4eforestation Pro gram Started. In State Areas One of -the largest reforestation proý- grams ever undertaken îin Illinois will get -under.way within a few weeks, Thomas J. Lynch, ________ of Glencee.dire- 1- The speakcer for the evenung wilU be Albert P. Martin of Swarthnuore, Pa., who, with hiswile, Aima Haines. Martin, served as the representa- tives of the Aznerlcan Friends' Serv- ice commnittee ln the Quaker Cen-' ter in Berlin, Germany, from Feb- ruary 1936 to the late summer of 1938._This Center is the outgrowth 7of thie Frlends' Child Feeding Mis- sion during the years after the World War, and has continued 'as an agency through which to see international understanding a -n d good will. It is a co-operative Un- dertaking of German, English and American Friénds. .Albert P. Martin is a graduate of Brown university, wlth a' Ph. D. hola arMcie.--- wm also accept your furnltur. on eonsignmnent bauis. CROST FURNITURIC STOR 1004-8 ri«"x S., pya uniiP. ti NEW cm-II electrie cei plete. $50. FOR SALE . 1 h md trelief, WPA, olci and blind and n Although the nur upported by WPAt ,71 to 745,870, direc ies rose from 54E Our-Wi iber of tropped t relief ,447 to Police The- -p rc will be or ini seveza counties an for the pl of 1,000,000 on 1,100 ac worked ~- ou T.J. Remember the maxims at the o ui-restry andainicharge of head of eaoh page of the copy bookTmaettefetr. in the good oid days before the cen- Tomasek said the cost pý tury, turned? Especially the o n e would range from $10 to $15;1 about the owl, and what a wise tin ag o h ocllb gazabo he is? Always he has stood tos as a symbol of knowledge, or at least of good common sense. Mos Nation to Ilear of us took the owl stories with a grain of salt, skepticai of the blrc's Dedication o£ superior wisdom, but now ail tha-tO pccupied ut ney Bucks. their son ai and Miriari a£aLJIIIL UV al? Mr i«UCU*.ta tulu4cJ Inounce the birth of a 'son at thue eliminating h a nd - b o r n e cross- I Evanston hospital Monday, Febru- infection,.I I ary 27 They have named their baby Dr. Harold L. Bowen, rector of I Wiliamn Roger. St. Mark's Episcopal1 churoh, -will l 5 ALSO ..5~20 aac of Jux jit- 1 ith I r., wi llP eom- 1,