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"Propaganda In The News" Is Subject Of Lecture Feb. 20 A program to "straighten out litâ€" tle nuisances before they get to be big problems" this week gained the support of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Lewis, of 3 Beech lane, Highland THURSDAY, FEBBUARY 15, 1940 to help younger children of Chicaâ€" go‘s northwest side, was outlined at a meeting of the board of directors Tuesday night in the dining hall of Association House settlement, 2150 West North avenue. At the same time Mrs. Lewis‘ acâ€" ceptance of membership on the zoard was announced. Her husband new contributorâ€"membership in the work of the House brings one new neighborhood boy or girl, or one new family into the settlement program. Thus one membership means two." The children‘s program, dedicated to "straightening out little nuiâ€" sances before they get to be big problems," was described by Edwin Eells, head resident. Lewis‘ will aid in a "double action" campaign, started this week, to douâ€" ble contributorâ€"membership in the settlement. The best time for special help in & boy‘s life is not when he is 14 and has stolen his first bicycle, Eells said. It is when he is 5 or 6 years old, and shows the first symptoms of maladjustment. Association House settlement is making use of a unique opportunity to help these youngâ€" sters, but there is a great need to expand the work. "We don‘t want to label a boy or girl delinquent," Eells explained. "That word sets him apart and, what‘s worse, sets him apart in our minds. But during the ages of 5 to 9 a boy or girl may be a nuisance." A consulting psychiatrist spends two days a week at the settlement. A program of play groups for five to nine year olds has been set up in restricted form. Leaders of these groups consult with the psychiatrist when symptoms of maladjustment appear in a child. With the double advantage of being "on the spot" to observe the boy‘s actions, and the opportunity to approach and work with the parents through House contacts, the psychiatrist can do a great deal in a minimum of time to help the youngster‘s problem. Included in the plan which he outlined to the board is an expanded play group program, headed by a director who works in collaboration with the psychiatrist. Under the present setâ€"up, which does not inâ€" clude a director, less than 100 chilâ€" dren are included. "By no means all of these nuiâ€" sances," he added. "But out of every group there are one or two whose parents more or less need guiding." With a strong nursery school proâ€" gram, and a healthy club system for older grammar school and high school boys and girls already in full swing, this 5 to 9 year old‘s proâ€" gram will fill that "neglected gap." Association House is the farthest settlement north and west. It serves a territory of approximately 100,000 people. It stands on the edge of a district of very high delinquency. Through such programs as this, Eells believes, the delinquency rate can be held down, and its spread checked. When the cleanser can seems empty, you often find that you have enough for a day‘s use if you open the top with a canâ€"opener. "‘This ‘double action‘ phrase *d b ac j » »» , it EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, A REDUCTION IN INSURANCE RATES, APPLICABLE TO PLEASURE CARS, OF TWENTY TO TWENTYâ€"FIVE PERCENT. The assureds are also covered in "driving other cars." FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 2 North Sheridan Road Highland Park, Mincis Telephone: Highland Park 938 Automobile Insurance Rates Reduced 4s NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. SATURDAYS 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 7. SUNDAYS 2:“.!.-.'.5:“ p.-... mt -&acd.“:';mq_hm-â€"“ The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM V. William Briddle First Church of Christ, Scientist ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS Chicago will join the nationâ€"wide observance of "National Movie Lobbies, Feb. 17â€"18 site for the first local "tag day" for the Finnish Relief Fund, Inc. Five hundred volunteer women will sell "Help Finland" buttons in the lobâ€" bies of the cooperating theaters, givâ€" ing the public an opportunity to conâ€" tribute to the relief of suffering refugees in warnâ€"torn Finland. Many of the volunteer "taggers" selling the benefit buttons will be attired in Scandinavian costumes to emphasize the cooperation of Chiâ€" cago‘s Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish groups in the big drive. Volunteters to sell the buttons, which bear the blueâ€"barred Finnish flag and the slogan "Help Finland," are being signed up this week at the Fund headquarters, 200 S. LaSalle street (Franklin 1768). _ Mrs. Joseph F. Govan and Mrs. E. R. Fifield, cochairmen of the womâ€" en‘s division in charge of the tagâ€" ging effort, have urged that all who are sympathetic with the desperate plight of gallant Finland cooperate with the button drive by volunteerâ€" ing as "taggers" or by purchasing the buttons as they are offered to theater patrons this weekâ€"end. "There will be no minimum price for these buttons," says Mrs. Gowâ€" an, "because we hope there will be many quarters and dollars along with the dimes in the contribution boxes when the fund proceeds are counted. Finland needs the money desperately, and there are thousands of Chicagoans who can spare a litâ€" tle to help a great cause." Theater managers are cooperating in every neighborhood, as well as all the loop houses, as part of the contribution of the motion picture industry to the Finnish Relief Fund, Inc. drive, Highwood Legion Host To 10th District Tomorrow Evening Highwood American Legion Post will be host to the 10th District meeting on Friday, Feb. 16, at the Labor Temple, Highland Park. This will be a joint meeting with the Auxiliary as guests. â€" The business will be short and snappy and the district officers of the Auxiliary will be introduced. Since this is to be a social gathering there will be no speakers. After the regular business the remainder of the evening will be devoted to dancâ€" ing. Refreshments will be served by the host post assisted by its Auxâ€" iHary. Rev. Kenneth Carlson Speaker Tonight At Grace Church * The combined Lenten services of Highwood and Grace Methodist churches began last Thursday at the Highwood church, with Rev. A. J. Lindgren, formerly from Grace church, as guest speaker. Tonight (Thursday) Rev. Kenâ€" neth Carlson of Lake Forest will speak at the Grace Methodist church. Many know his ability at the piano, and it is expected he will favor his audience with several numbers. Again your whole hearted coopâ€" eration is requested. Spiritual adâ€" vances are only made through whole hearted effort. Thursday, February 22, Rev. Charles Swan of Milwaukdlee will speak at the Highwood church. 17 18, as The name of Rose Atkinson . . who works at Public Service . . » is linked with Raymond Zack, North Chicago attormey, whose special field is bankruptcies . . . Other valâ€" entines are the Emilio Casamagnaâ€" naâ€"Helen Gibertini, Ambrose Canâ€" tagalloâ€"Dorothy Boylan, and Chuck Did you know thst the inside of the Lincoln memoria! was remodeled with North Shore bronze . . . from 4 Waukegan factory . . . that someâ€" one has discovered a fifth purpose cream . . she used it on her shoes and it worked swell . . . that Eleaâ€" nor Goldstead is a niece of Dr. N. C. Risjord . . . whose daughter, by the way, young as she is, dotes on writing. . . . uce Attorney George Bowden, a Highâ€" land Parker for less than two years, is being boosted to oppose Dr. R. R. Bosworth, chairman of the Demâ€" ocratic county central committee, as a candidate for precinet commitâ€" for the popular fourâ€"purpose face The former Jean Webster cashâ€" iers occasionally in the eat shop which her husband manages in conâ€" nection with Waukegan‘s Union bus depot . . . Royanne Bartlett just bubbles over when she writes home about her job as a Chicago Heights women‘s editor. . . . Remarkable presentation during intermisison was the performance of American Lady, 20 years old, the equivalent of 75 years in human years . . . she gave a dressage exhiâ€" bition despite a lameness in one foot Seen: at the Saturday night polo games at Chicago‘s Armory . . . Audrey Peppe and Leonard Stewart, ice revue stars . . . who, at the anâ€" nouncer‘s request, took bows . . . they perform on skates at the Stadâ€" ium . . . Miss Peppe, who is tops in figure skating, wore a leopard coat and black hat topped with a red feather. . . . . . . the Olympic champion horse piroutted and went through all her paces letterâ€"perfect . . . mounted by Major Isaac L. Kitts . . ber trainâ€" ing was begun, by the way, at the advanced age of eleven, . . . Gertrude Niesen does a mean imâ€" itation of Bonnie Baker‘s "Oh, Johnnie" number . . . and has some original versions that wows audiâ€" E. K. CATTON THE HEIGHLANXD PARK PRES3 The First National Bank Don‘t Take the Chance ®© YOUR WILL and OTHER IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS . ... ® VALUABLE JEWELRY AND KEEPSAKES . ... e CURRENCY ACCUMULATED FOR EMERGENCIES . ... ences . . . on the Chicago stage. . .. Aspirants ‘to go to the Tournaâ€" ment of Champions on Feb. 26 at the THE DEED TO YOUR HOME . ... FIRE, TORNADO, AND LIFE INSURANCE Inman, and Gus Danos. Harold Florsheim triumphs again with his entries in canine competiâ€" tion . . his Penhill Perfect, Weish terrier, won the best breed award Club‘s show . . . Mr. Florsheim has the Harnam Stables in Deerfield . . . Sponsors Americanism Program, Feb. 21 Highwood Auxiliary On Wednesday, Feb. 21, the Am-| ican Legion Auxiliary of Highwood will sponsor an Americanism proâ€" gram at the Highwood City hall at 8 o‘clock. The guest speakers will me George McGaughey, well known For $3.00 a year (less than 10c a day) you can protect all of the above in our massive safe deâ€" posit vault. You alone carry the key. 1,445 tenants of our vault are not taking the chance. Burn This Clean, Economical Fuel! Why Waste Your Fuel Dollar? «6 wPRro . Paul Borchardt Frank Siljestrom Menoni & Mercer Lumber Companies â€" Deerfield of Highland Park Recommended and Sold by attorney, and 10th District Ameriâ€" canism, and Dept. Music Chairman, Mrs. Wm, Whyte, of Waukegan. Members of the local Legion post are especially invited to attend, as well as the public. | Never since the World War has Americanism played such an imporâ€" tant part in our very existence as it does today. We are shocked at the state of aairs in the old world and we are greatly concerned lest we shall again be drawn into the conflict. God forbid that this shall war have no desire to have their loved ones again called beyond our borders to foreign entanglements. We love our country, know its adâ€" vantages and wish to keep Americs How can we keep this peace lovâ€" ing America strong and our demâ€" ocracy secure? It must be by eduâ€" cation, carefully exercising our rights of citizenship and by installâ€" ing a love for American ideals that we shall keep America safe for demâ€" Highland Park Fuel Co. Menoni & Mocogni ocracy; by teaching our children to l--lw-.&*h of the sacrifices forefathers made that h‘a‘ wave "O‘er the land of free and the home of the brave"; teaching them as well as of our fellow citizens to live the American way of lifeâ€"the free way, allowing everyone to live according to his own conscience. It is a peaceful way, settling differâ€" ences by clection and courts. It is a friendly way, judging success by happiness and growth. It is a coâ€" forms of subversive "isms."â€"(Conâ€" tributed.) 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