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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 "Boy Meets Girl" and "Wells Fargo" at the Deepath Picturesque and peaceful settings of New England at the turn of the century are transferred to the screen to serve as a background for "Mother Carey‘s Chickens," in which Anne Shirley, Ruby lnlor.‘ and James Ellison have the leading roles. Playing Thursday and Friâ€" day at the Deerpath. h A gay comedy of the eighteenth century, "The Great Garrick," starâ€" ring Brian Aberne and Olivia de Havilland, comes to the Deerpath Saturday. A notable cast includes Edward Everett Horton, Melville Cooper, Lionel Atwill, Luis Alberni, Henry O‘Neill and Lana Turner. Reunited after a screen up‘n&lfl:‘ of almost three years, James Cagâ€" ney and Pat O‘Brien are coâ€"starred in "Boy Meets Girl", which opens Sunday for a three day run. In "Boy Meets Girl" they head the cast which also includes that pretty blonde comedienne, Marie Wilson, ‘in her first leading roleâ€"said to be a "natural" for herâ€"Ralph Bellamy, Dick Foran and Frank McHugh. "Wells Fargo," mighty saga of the early western America, will reâ€" turn to the screen of the Deerpath Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Featured in this great proâ€" duction are Joel McCrea, Bob Burns and Frances Dee, with such popular players as Lloyd Nolan, John Mack Brown, Robert Cumâ€" mings and Ralph Morgan in imporâ€" tant supporting roles. Em Place Lunch Room Gets New Equipment A group of six mothers have been meeting in the lunch room to cut and sew curtains for the windows. Waste baskets and pictures would be deeply appreciated to help make a more cheerful appearance. The Elm Place P.T.A. are revoâ€" lutionizing the lunch room at the Elm Place school, and will in a short time have a room adequately and cheerfully furnished for those who have their noon day meal at school. A new electric refrigerator and a ventilator are being installed. Your Typewriter Man REPAIRS â€" RENTALS â€" 84 Highland Park 567 Larson‘s Stationery Store Hecketsweiler Studio 7 8. St. Johns Avenue Phone Highland Park 435 e DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER PORTRAITS MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY Photographers New Call Letters Being Used By Deskmen broadcasting on the Highland Park police radio transâ€" mitting unit have to think twice beâ€" fore saying "Station WQRE." _ Those are the call letters which this week have supplanted the faâ€" miliar "WQFX", used since the inâ€" ception of the station more than four years ago. ; Police Radio Unit As‘ a result of Highland Park‘s joining a police radio network with Glencoe, Kenilworth, and Winnetka, the federal communications commisâ€" sion assigned new call letters. Under the new network arrangeâ€" ment, Highland Park police are able through a loudspeaker in the staâ€" tion to receive all calls transmitâ€" ted by the other three stations. Similarly the three other departâ€" ments are receiving all calls sent out by members of the network. In this way cooperation between the four police forces is facilitated. 3 Children Suffer Slight Bruises In Auto Accidents Ray Richardson, nine year old son of Wilson Richardson, of 644 Michâ€" igan avenue, was struck by a southâ€" bound auto driven by Mrs. James Conoroton, 68, of 1870 Western aveâ€" nue, Saturday afternoon about 5:50 o‘clock. The child was crossing the street at the intersection of First street and Vine avenue. Three stitchâ€" es were taken in the boy‘s head by Dr. J. H. Lundstrom. Two four year old beys received facial cuts last Wednesday morning when the automobile in which they were riding struck a car parked in front cf 335 Vine avenue. Mrs. C. W. Cristal, the driver of the car, turned to look at her son, Philip Cristal, and his companion, Jack Tyson, son of J. K. Tyson of 807 Vine avenue, and failed to see the car parked ahead of her and crashed into it, according to the local police. The parked car was owned by Mrs, F. N. Bard of 459 Egandale road. Boy Steals Auto From Sales Lot Accused by Racine county police of attempting to pilfer gas Saturâ€" day night, Robert Ontka, 17, of 17 S. Second street, admitted that the automobile he was driving had been stolen. The vehicle, he said, was taken at 7 p.m. Saturday from the used car lot of the Rivers Motor Sales on S. First street. Ontka, who was seized in Racine county two hours later, was returnâ€" ed to Highland Park to face a preâ€" liminary charge. November 1st Last Registration Day for Local Voters Attention is again called to the necessity of registration for voters. Deerfield and West Deerfield tomnâ€" ships, and on that day all those who did nct register on October 18 are urged to make sur that their names are on the voting list. Regardless of whether you are still residing mt the same address you were at in previous elections, you should verify your precinet as many changes have been made in the boundary lines of various disâ€" Next Tuesday, November first, is the last registration day for tricts and you may now have to vote in another precinet. The Highland Park Press of Oct. 13 carried a list of the polling places and the boundary lines of the various precinets. A map and the poll books are being displaced at the various polling places in the inâ€" terim and may be examined by any voter to ascertain if his name is listed. If it is not, he should be sure to register on Nov. 1.. Otherâ€" wise he ‘may have to swear his vote in on Nov. 8, or be deprived of votâ€" ing. It is safer and less trouble ThE PRESS to make sure that your name is on the list. Polls will open at 8 a.m. next Tuesday in Deerfleld township and will remain open until 9 p.m. In West Deerfield, the polls will ‘open at 9 a.m. and remain so until 9 p.m. Lincoln School P.T.A. Card Party Nov. 4 The Lincoln School P.T.A. will hold a card party Friday evening, November 4, in the Lincoln school. ‘This party was postponed from Tuesday, October 25, because of the Community Chest dinner. There will be door prizes as well as individual table prizes. Make up your tables and plan to attend. Play what you like, for you won‘t progress. Miss Vittum Visits Local Group of N.W. Settlement Nov. 2 Every year Miss Harriet Vittum comes to talk to the Northwestern Settlement group in Highland Park. Her visit this year is at the meetâ€" ing on November 2 at the home of Mrs. Benjamin F. Lewis, 341 N. Linden avenue. Dr. Trangmar Will Skhow Color Films At Lions Meeting The Highland Park Lions ¢lub are again announcing an interestâ€" ing program for today‘s luncheon meeting at the Twig ‘N Thistle. . ~ Dr. Frank Trangmar, of Ravinia, will show his technicolor movies of a recent fishing trip in Canada. Those who have been fortunate enough to have seen these pictures before, say it is one of the loveâ€" liest showings of movies they have seen in a long time. Watch that line bend as a wallâ€"eyed pike grasps the line, and then slowly as it is being reeled into the boat, feel your heart throb, just for the opportuâ€" nity to be grasping that rod. It is quite certain that the members who see this film today will return filled with enthusiasm and expecâ€" tation for next summer‘s outing. Tomorrow evening, Friday, the Lions club will entertain the chilâ€" dren at Dorcas Home with a Halâ€" lowe‘en party at 7:30 o‘clock. Enâ€" tertainment will consist of movies, Hallowe‘en games and refreshments, and the kiddies will be in for a good time, with Dick Martin, Paul Olâ€" son and Doc Christensen in charge of the affairs. . Highwood Junior Drum & Bugle Corps To Meet November 2 Due to next Monday being Halâ€" lowe‘en, the regular practice meetâ€" ings of the Highwood Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will be held on Wednesday, November 2. Boys in the drum division under the supervision of Armand Scarpe will meet at the home of Paul J. Muszik, 132 Highwood avenue. Boys in the Bugle section under Mr. F. L, McOmber Jr.‘s instruction will meet in the garage of the Highâ€" wood City Hall. Over 40 boys are already being trained for this first drum and bugle corps composed enâ€" tirely of Boy Scouts. Luncheon will be served to busiâ€" ness people beginning at 11:30. Anyâ€" one is welcome to attend the lunchâ€" eon, and those who wish may stay to play cards in the afternoon. This is open to the public. Prizes will be awarded for cards. The annual luncheon and card party of Campbell Chapter Guild will be held on Wednesday, Novemâ€" ber 2, in Masonic Temple. PAGE SEVEN