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”ROBERT h-dt-ttnl-ar-da. ”WC-(Olin.- “Mwbnmld’ hatch-Minna]... Icy-Hurdn-Mdm t-i-toetuAar-_Ns attnehnmainth._tte.errm- ti8tarf,N," hum :,'iiii'i?i'iiiiiiii'i I...“ “my“ nu 1tl1t,t,r.AMtt- --tttuastrt-trtt. “I... W a you... mewuqormpd arm- t.ratieot%-tastntu-utsae, thatbrrtNaraftu_tnint" Commissioner Snmn min had I very buy evening, for he had numerou- new": to bring up be- fore the council. Be Inked that the oouncil approve the Public Service Company of Northern Illinoil' plan foe running an underground line from Skokie into Highland Park. The Public Service company feels that there in I need for the third line, in case the other linen get out of order, and that the underground conduits will do may with eddi- tional unsightly poles. City Engin- eer Cole reported that he he: looked over the plum, that the vita mill. etc. will not he heartened with. end the utility coupony will take care of damage to pavement. and streets closed by the placing of the new line. Commissioner Bowes Inked that the nppronl be held up for u week, as he had other mutton to take up with the Public Service company. Mr. Swen-on lilo reported tint he has received several eonplninta regurdiu puking on Second street became of the new howling nlley. A cu nation oomphined that it lnterlemd with hulineu, for peo- ple parked in front hue prevented customer: from entering, "adtuttt.mg.tsr-t.erViitt' my upon-pm tht an: 1). “in... communication on £10. "oEnrrtrnamtrmeqdthathetr" not than an at tho nun-Initial MttratUrs f6rtHemsoetitNart-t much- for the police dome, but that he would In" . report foe Commissioner Shem announced that he Ind City Clerk Inner had spent the afternoon with Garfield Leif, in Wankegan, undying the delimit tax situation Ind hoped that in the very near future the city would be lady to take me eo-operative action with the other axing bodies to enfome the pay- ment of deliquent has. The Alcyon 'ill M on In Double~future m for Fri- day and Sunday, '00.“ GM." sen-ring Randolph loan. has Dee and Ralph My. An BetitNb. Ind drama, full-tic 3nd “and In H: pro-autumn: a! the manifold du- de: of the United Stubs Gout 1ttprd: On the gaging-n in non m pun-1m new but ' in "The Cowboy Wrath-ck.” ”MW “but. frs was. mind in in»; "Wratuehte in?” Ire' '"l bf an!“ Akron to Feature "W uthering Heights” Sunday Thru Tuesday uU (Continued on side a) The Highlanh Park pr'iiiiii t1ttrtoU tat,,,",","" Navy WWII“): Obie-val Frau at Great Luke- m'.mo&m In Jl'llhTGr'lA'tfd'tA1'a'l; itching! tet-iimttatq I'D-Inn. III-II tattoo-buy. yangmmnnm Itch-$1381?“ all” D.r,rruarrt0etrue. UttleirAdmim1W.C.W_ comm the station wand Combustion-ulna lnn on.” m b pmtnhmmd "an And with dcphthc the "do" plum of Nun] nerd! Annual Visiting Night November 2 At High School an: am: 'taldrin.','.' 1t'idhNtgaltr'ttg'e'. * Tho iron-um will sun " 10 la. and continue throughout to any. The annual visiting night for mothers and fathers of the High school students will be proud-d by I unity dinner on “and”, Nov. 2,hom6to7p.m.inthesmeh school eafeteria. In, Pu] Dita "sdureotnmittmwf1taetmdtts. nu hostesses and receive tenem- tions as well u amaze for din- ner pertaters for those who do not come with others. This event in always the malt popular P.T.A. meeting of the you, no punt- and to nuke their reservation: not but thay Slmrdny, October 28. ed with the W‘ l C lie diak brldy the wiiiie" 'htl -a-tr. Mrs. Ernest Volwiler will provide eech teacher with a conference hoe- tesl whose duty will be to Clint three minute- for neck interview. During this period, light refuel)- nmns will be served in the English Club Room by In. Clem Dyer end her committee. Penna uneble to attend the dinner we urged to be present for the codename end the social hour. Of added hatchet will Libertyvillhln. mu Bin:- hngn; Wheeling 60-14. Conference: with the when will be held in the clu- room. "ter 7:15. Then conferences cloud the omn- tunity of_tmeotrttye I” unpaint- be the moving of whoa] movies eetintetir during the owning. H.P. 1881. Elm Puee--Mm. Kenneth Moore; a; MT; In. A. & Beneath], In. betr; Big/tweed 8454. mottt Remember to nab your mum- tionl for dinner by Saturday, Oe- tober 28, or now with the follow- ing district chairman: yittops--MA. George Cumming; yv1nle-Krs. Franklin Chandler; 1trattie--Mra. Ruin-1d Johnson; WEIR: Ridge-Mrs. Chariot Hatch- B"eehbt"yt--rry. J. L, [encr- New Field House To Be Built In Sunset Park Ahi- 1-751!»de 1llimlar,'ll'oPet Tiht-t0ttlhtits Aatiteettatk. " a! I... h awhrkwhm-hllt t.uealVetrrlrp -_. -su-dbvtsistt-s '."t,f,"xi1'tt,"L'eat.t= aim-@dtohw _ -,0etrrur80etttt+ magma-mama Bali. Mr. W lath-n. [1W "* MW_ anionic-go ttkru-iuttu,miirtc- Mr. Loutmnn will dim not only the qualifUations and selection of jurors but the trial prooodun it all. The majority of women on! strangers in o courtroom. Tnttlt: this {All women in Illinois had ma‘: and on hula. The In" 0. Women Voters all ov- the state ls initiating program to give women an opportunity to pout themselves on the doth: of jumn. Mr. Lautmmn in discus-in: the trill procedure will describe the ob. ligation; of the pemn on kid. the oath, the duty to answer questions fully emu. Be will cllrify the question of mtimony the order of proceeding what in excludod n evi- dence aid will oxpiain the conduct of the jury "ter it: retirement 3nd the return of the "and. The hem of Women Voters feels forrtunete in being able to se- cure Mr. Lautmnnn who is e bril- lient end interesting weaker. Dry legal procedure is bound to come “in end become use“! to future juron under his tutelage. Judge Pei-um- who in also well known end well liked in Highlnnd Park, will ex- plain the telntionehip of the in to the Jurors. The league wishes to emphulu that till. meeting is e public one open to ell women in Deemeld Towttahip. [when of the lake Bin! and Luke Forest league have eleo been invited, Ids. Pano- bor " a Chicago Arm of m and native in may civic on!“ tions in Ritthland Park during hit 15 years midence here, will be the “school teacher." Judge Par-on. d Waukegan will discus: the' “I. played by the judn in a trial. The league’- November meeting which will take place Number " will be on the subject of Juvenile detigteter. Mr. Burma. superm- main of St. Charles will 5. the all“! - [lawn PAIR. I!“ MAY. 0010.“ U. - Ba Gait Specie" 7' 1tggftdig Day /ehe ”Md ., De-m m 'dt'2tMtd'=elItt= qttheie-trt-i-d; 'st,0+berttnod that-dw Indicmnywtlnu ommuuuuu- ".tedtuisrrttrtioatitugitt. hating-“math."- ‘Lummhu =A"l1'l'lTh'drLtd'eti "taitsittetbtntimsartdistrr- unmmhmm r“. lohnmduudAl-np- Mis,andan-1ntt.Ntsthu -ttaa.rtRrtmr-nrtdCornma.ds. #tucmin.rPatrt3or-,aautie 'uet.ut.aud-ruxatt" vigilante-WW Vice-Communist Bd Wtal at». that his "but for the “in; will be “You An In the Navy New” And will helm nation at what the U. s. Nay in doing “(In n.- om condition, and toll of his any exciting and km a- periencu. A week] eommittqe--Axthtrr Wp,tt and other cx-Nnvy Inn of ePoat-wii1uineh-fotur rtetstyrets of mundane!“ and lo- freshments. Bdb “Ill, .dtutarst, ldVllel that all members af the Post are oodhlly invited to attend and that arrangermmts sum that the evening will be highly mining and interesting. no Decker Plumbing and Heating can") t.'gettn MA. Pet. tr-nIL hTll'l"Jl wow-Iv and ' Work on the Field House has " ready begun, in order that the build- ing will be available during the coming than: mum. anon. iGetiteiC" Bork; and the Heating Service Co., heating. The" were 18 bids submittcd for the en- tire construction. Flinn and Cor- rouch we the trekked; The building which will be " 8" x60’ will include I Community room, mon'l Ind women’: lockers And showers, public toilet room. huh: um dong; Cout of the Field house which in "titnated between $18,000 Ind $20,000, will be defrayed by I 830,- 000 bond issue. the buhnce of the amount to be pad to improve purl: board property, including the relo- Let Contracts 0n At t speck! meeting of the Park Ditstriet, but Friday waning, Jo- seph Cnbonu-ci Wu I'Il'ded the contnet to construct the new $20.- 0” Wu in Smut park. Other contracts nsrarded were to Le Deedet Plumbing and Heath: cation ug “(Smut Minnie Beld. Tho old wood hon-o which In. ptnlouly been and n n bsld house , Sum part th11 be moved to the Lincoln "tloot pluyground. Faye Barkley Opens Ready-to-Wear Shop On “other pun of this lun- hn Barkley announce: the opening of I new shop " 5 B. 8t. Johns ave- nu, when the will any n complete ll). of lullu' My to war, mil- -tt-o-'rt" mum-unann- “may all seal-0H”. New Field House For Sunset Park Dr. My C. Watson Report $22,070 Already Prenatal‘lrud Secured by Special LectureCourIe Oct. 26 Gift: Group Iitammraetutpaign'hesda, WithDinna'AtEnnoorChb Dr.Dnquu!b'Ihlnvmh- oitersmtttuitmtu-usoftkm n-m. can an, at with“ $.33 BI" "hoof. Dr. Watson who is one of Anar- lca'n tom batman of in "tn has boon a Haldane. of the North Show for many ”an raiding at Mt Marshal“ "can. The lecture to be presumed thU min: at Highland Park High school auditorium in entitled “The British Inla- Today” with lira. m. nar, Scotland. England at their moat dramatic moment. in history. The great cities, Dublin, Belfast, (Ila-cow, Edinburgh and London will be illustrated in color Mms. A new Women in oduendonal entertainment will be inntituted by relating mule to his pietum in color slides nad color movies. The perfection of Inl- performnnee comes through exeeptional speaking nblllty combined with his knowledge of music and his undomic training In a painter, Ind through his innate love of life. Dr. Wuhan bu traveled um- aively nnd bring- . new world of thought And understanding through color form an. On November 8th, Dr. Wuhan will mount "The New Italy. from Rome to the Alps," and on Decem- ber 5, his lubject will be “Scandin- avian Democracy." “Mexico will be diacuued on January 6th and the closing discounts will future "The United States, from “Sen to Shin- ing Sea' " on Jmulry 18th. Mrs. Inger Boye, children's li.. brarian " the Hithlnnd Path " bryrr, 'ml Elisabeth Orton Jena. whose books nre among the molt popuhr in the "Children'. Room," wil give the pron-em It the Nov. 1 Lincoln School Pnmrnt-reaeher meeting. In. Boye in In introduc- tory talk, will stress a worthwhile "In. which todar'a yew people can acquire from reading. emplify‘ ing her theme with review- of tom of the outstanding new book. In the locel library. In keeping with this same theme Kin Joneu will all a recently written children'e story. A: the author-illustrator of the de- lightful “ll-mu of MI," eu- Jored by parents u well u children. the trertutifuilr illustrated "David," and the new whimsy "limit, the Mermaid," Elisabeth Orton Jone. ll I gifted Hind-M Parker. Book Program Will Prove of Interest to Lincoln P.T.A. This book pron": will Mud. plum for the can“! school Book Pair, acheduled for tbe Int weak in November. 0n Wain-day duv- noon, the Sound: and. new, under the leadership of In. Mi- Iery Barren “room mother," and In. Irving Behur, “menial-ship mother," will be medal heet-. therir, TheoretirtedrtmArrNtV " Community. Out in! was ummmmugm mutnmcm. Bet-No ad4ttttesa-dv.ttmt-ere% "said-rs-err-ttttpero" taru,.et-i.M.r.t_ senoftuB.thartveh-h-ttt. an Van's invodtiou. At the conclusion of u very - lent dim, the m wen mut- tained by Don Cum, tenor, for- merlr with the Chic-to Civic Owl; Glenna Johnson, radio non-no; Martin Burnett madman now - pearing aft!» Sherman hotel, Ill] Bob Peary. radio pianist. The larv- icel of there artists were " con- tributed and were much upland-@- ed by their nudism - A molt outstanding put of the program was the presentation ot Elsie budget to bre Boy Scones by the Scout Executive, D. C. Spur, ”listed by Mayor Bonn The Scouts receiving the and: were: Barry Skidmorer Hugh Radius, Winn Dunn. Jam Silk-tron. Ind Wnlm Kohn. At the communion of the presentation the Indian sang the Stu- Spangled Banner, led by Glenn: Johnson. _ _ Be pointed out the than” of Mmmi-Mddusmnnu one time to are for the " vol- fare agencies represented by the about, instead of having " in- dividusl drivel. Willlsm T. Jones, chairmn of the special gifts committee, “new that his committee bud shady ro- ceived subscriptions "tormtintr to $W,600, which includes gifts of aver 3100 eneh. His committee tho col- lated 84,470 in trutmerfittions of his than 8100 eaeh, which snout w turned over to the mil commit» Spochl Album: lgr Aud- ”no It: I“ Mb.- inn-mm.” an. a! It. wad. tue: b manila“ - i'iiii'.'qliti.tii:1iii'i:iE on tyeetyetiqqtV _ - Presidcnt Zinchko introducod the put mi - oak-en of the Cheat which wu followed by n in remarks from our Hononblo lay- or, pertinent to the drip. _ _ The inspirational midni- of the evening wu given by Herbert M. hutmnn, who very ebly presented pummel of the cheat and pointed out the Net that omit-thus tmeh as this are the fund-menu] have: in maintaining tree democracy, Inch In our country il._ _ - )luon G. Armstrong, chairman of the Gem! Campaign commit- tee, introduced the diltrlet ane. mcn. Ind (In and instruction to the workers. my nu- n a. Mjt2ttrttg b we! “in“ a! I. - Mbnrmmu. 190. America Red Crou- ...-.8 Moo Arden Shore Alleviation m... 3,100 Boy Seouu of Amen-in .et-trW. 8,100 Girl Scout: ...rmtmreemmett_-mtmrWr.__. 1M Hunk!!! M n...m....... 10,000 Eighlmd Park Social It". 8,500 Woman's Auxiliary. an. 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