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PAGE TEN Osa Johnson In Only North Shore Appearance Apr. 20 Osa Johnson is at present on her second lecture tour illustrated with the most exciting adventures in all the Martin Johnson filmsâ€"the lecâ€" ture entitled "Jungles Calling." Mrs. Johnson is the widow of the late Martin Johnson, internationâ€" ally known motion picture explorâ€" er, who lost his life when a Westâ€" ern Air Express transport crashed near Los Angeles last year. Mrs. Johnson suffered a fractured kneeâ€" eap, but very gamely continued the lecture tour they had started toâ€" gether. She afterward went to Africa as supervisor of the African sequences of the feature picture Twentieth Centuryâ€"Fox is making, based on the lives of the explorers Henry Stanley and David Livingâ€" stone. "Jungles Calling" is the title of a film which has been telescoped out of the millions of feet of film taken by the late Martin Johnson during his lifetime, Osa standing at his elâ€" bow holding the gun; or vise versa. It is so cut and timed that thrill follows thrill, mounting to a series of climaxes it would be impossible to duplicate today, many of the naâ€" tive tribes and wild animals shown having succumbed to the inroads of civilization. ‘There is also a great dealâ€"of footage never shown anyâ€" FINE HAMS m ~ ‘The only genuine "Tender Made" ham, "the ham you cut with a fork," is Wilson‘s. It comes to you ready to serve or just heat and eatâ€"the most exquisitely tender ham you ever tasted. If you want this spectacular newâ€"day ham, ask for Wilson‘s g:tm Process Tender Made Ham by nameâ€"and be sure it comes in the YELLOW Wrapper. ‘There is no substitute. Only Wilson & Co, makes Tender Made Ham: cally for Wilson‘s Tender Extra Mild Certifed SMOKED Hamâ€"a superfine, superâ€"flavored SMOKED ham which ymoo:zntmminyurmmltni”b the pound. And be sure it comes in the bright Orenge Hender Wlade ffam where, having been locked in the vaults of the American Museum of Natural History and the Eastman Kodak company all these years. _ The Johnson‘s first joint expediâ€" tion was to the Melanesian Islands where cannabalism then existed. Here they very narrowly escaped with their lives, Borneo called them next and it was to this island that they returned, in 1936, on their last joint expedition. Between their first and last trips they six times encircled the globe, spending â€" their happiest years in Africa, where they established a home cn the outskirts of Nairobi, British East Africa (now Kenya Colony), and explored the haunts of wild beasts south, west and north of these quarters, at one time exâ€" ploring the entire continent, startâ€" ing at Cape Town, by airplane, and at mnother making the first sound pictures ever attempted of the gorâ€" illas of the Belgian Congo and the pygmies of the Ituri Forest. _ Mr. Johnson once described Osa as follows: "She is a woman through and through, yet as a comrade in the wilderness she is better than any man I ever knew. : When we were in the jungle, we made a pact. We resolved that whichever one of us was at the camera would stick to the camera no matter what hapâ€" pened, until it became apparent that either the picture or the life of one of us must be sacrificed. We kept that pact faithfully, and once at WILSON‘S U. S, Impected and "and rpialars least Osa stood by the camera under conditions that called for the utmost bravery and steadiness of nerve." Natives in the jungle make two demands of white explorers. ‘The first is that they must be a good shot. The second is that they must never run away. If they can fufll these requirements, they are the@ deemed worthy to be called bwana, "white master." Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson merited this title, Osa Johnson was born in Chanute, Kansas as Osa L@Tghty. She met Mr. Johnson when she was 17 years of age, he being 9 years her senior. At that time he was operatâ€" ing a motion picture theatre in Inâ€" dependence, Kansas, named the Snark, after the vessel in which Jack London sailed the South Seas with Mr. Johnson, aged 14, as the youngest member of the crew. It was while Martin Johnson was on this cruise that he met some early motion picture photographers and got the idea of perpetuating the lives of vanishing natives and wild animals in the jungles by taking moâ€" tion pictures of them. a Mr. Johnson wrote a number of books and Mrs. Johnson has chilâ€" drens books as well asâ€"‘magazine articles to her credit. On Wednesday evening, April 20, at 8:15 p.m., Osa Johnson will preâ€" sent the lecture and film, "Jungles Calling" at the Highland Park high school, under the sponsorship of the Highland Park Woman‘s club. There are also a limited number of reserved seats, for which tickets may be obtained from Mrs. John R. Todd, 433 S. Sheridan road, Highâ€" land Park, H. P. 92. Reservations will be made in order of receipt of checks. There are over a:1000 unâ€" reserved seats as well. Mrs. Johnson appeared at the Chiâ€" eago Civic Opera House and the New Trier auditorium last fall Many of those turned away from the later performance will now have an opportunity to see Mrs. Johnson in Highland Park. Mrs. Claburn E. Jones, 199 Roger Williams avenue, Highland Park, KELSEY Republican Candidate for ‘Win with a Goâ€"getter‘ © Own and operate a large dairy farm in Cuba Township. © Member of County Board the past ten years and chairman of the board 1934â€" 1935. ®© During that time occurred a reducâ€" tion of 7% million dollars in assessed valuation and reâ€" sultant reduction in taxes. > © Oppose existing reâ€" strictions which reâ€" tard business re covery. © Advocate a modern school system. © Shall vigorously opâ€" pose present politiâ€" cal control of State Pardon Board. ®© There must be a sound relief policy, with political interâ€" ference eliminated. STATE Representative I am a farmer HAROLD D. STANDS FOR $5 FLAT AUTO LIâ€" CENSE FEE. THE PR E88 chairman of the Finance committee of the club, may also be contacted for tickets, as well as the members of the committee as follows: Finance Committee Highland Park Woman‘s club ‘37â€" 38 â€" chairman, Mrs. Claburn E. Jones; viceâ€"chairman, Mrs. Frank M. Sturtevant. Mesdames â€" Carl T. Anderson, Frank L. Blake, William H. Blessâ€" ing, John M. Brigham, Emory B. Curtis, George Dana, Eugene Engelâ€" hardt, Jay 8. Glidden, Wells R. King, James Lytle, William F. Mayer, James H. Mitchell, J. Lawâ€" rence McDermott, Edwin T. R. Murâ€" fey, C. Vigo Nichols, C. Eugene Pfister, William L. Pierce, Clarence W. Schaff, George O. Strecker, Carl Everett Strickler, John R. Todd, Karl E. Wagner, Marvin Wallach, Alfonso Tenney. Mrs. Frank M. Sturtevant is chairman of ticket sales in Deerâ€" field. Phone Deerfield 24. Assisted by Mrs. Seth McDonald Gooder, Phone 261 This will be the one and only opâ€" portunity to see the most thrilling moments from all the pictures the Johnsons ever made. Deerfield Woman‘s Club Ends Winter Season, Tuesday The winter season of the Deerâ€" field Woman‘s club will close its scheduled meetings with a program by the social service department Tuesday, April 12, at 2:30 p.m. in the grammar school. Unfortunately, the original speakâ€" er is unable to appear, but an inâ€" teresting program has been arrangâ€" ed by Mrs. Burton McRoy, chairâ€" man of the social service departâ€" ment. f Preparations are now under way for the annual Juncheon and election of officers for the next club year which begins in October. ~The lunchâ€" eon is Tuesday, April 26, at one o‘clock in the Bungalow church. The officers n# directors . will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, before the regular meeting. Talent and worth are the only eternal grounds of distinction. To these the Almighty has affixed His everlasting patent of nobility.â€"Miss Sedgwick. We must form perfect models in thought and look at them continuâ€" ally, or we shall never carve them out in grand and noble lives.â€"Mary Baker Eddy. Your Typewriter Man Larson‘s Stationery Store REPAIRS â€" RENTALS â€" SALES Highland Park 567 COMFORT...ctwaya ... WAUKECAN COK E The Value Fuel E. K. CATTON CALL Paul Borchardt Mh-:Mh l-uhâ€"hmâ€"m- All Seats Reservedâ€"50c and 75¢ ******â€"mmzt HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ONE NIGHT ONLY! WED., APRIL 13, 8:30 p.m. ALAN VILLIERS The Wandering W1 Master of the Squareâ€"Rigged Smpn}maolm w thrilling saga of saity seas, by W storyâ€"teller, with the sea you ever saw! Special Performance., Hear the suthor of "Cruise of the Conrad," "Stormâ€" thrash through the seven soas with a crew of ;â€"vâ€"' qrters. Tickets on sale by Sea Scouts and Nortk Shore Yacht Tickets on sale Ses Scoute and Worlh Dhore: TWAE M“â€"&HM.‘.WI‘E Service, S41 Contral Ave., phone H. P. 154â€"Also at the "Two Years Under Squareâ€"Rigged Canvas EAN SMOKELESS A\COKE,/ PROBATE CLERK ALLEN J. NELSON Primary Tuesday, April 12, 1938 Adv. paid for by friends in Highland Park. Republican Candidate for Vote For the MAN with PROVEN ABILITY 7â€"‘ Order by Name THURSDAY, APRIL 7,