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:rdem a.......;.’u Cross Here; Monday evening‘s council urvduno-td"h-fllll:-::n! between the opening of the bids for the new fire station and incinerator which took place last week and the official .'l%cf contracts on these projects luled for June 17. ‘There will be no public meeting of the council on June 10. Thus, all parties interested in the location of the new incinerator will have plenty of time to oil up their verbal guns for use on June 17 when this moâ€" mentuous question will finally be cil did, however, vote at Monday‘s meeting to return the deposit checks ‘The council chamber was fairly well filled at this week‘s meeting. The city garage area had a delegaâ€" tion on hand with the expectation that the location of the incinerator would come up for discusion, Howâ€" ever, due to the absence of two of the commissioners, Mr. Gourley beâ€" cause of illness, and Mr. Bowes beâ€" cause of business, action on both the incinerator and the fire station was postponed until June 17. The counâ€" these projects with the exception of the low bidders. Coming under this exception in the case of the incineraâ€" tor was the Pittsburgh & DeMoines Steel Company, and in the case of the fire station, William Mavor & Co., on construction, Howard Moran on plumbing and heating, and T. H. Decker on heating. It was pointed eration by the council. As the time for the final selection of the new incinerator site draws wear the opposing forces and lines of arguments between advocates of the two locations to be considered are becoming more clearly defined. Other things being equal, there is no doubt that the majority of the counâ€" eil would like to see the new incinâ€" of all companies submitting bids on out that the retention of the deposit checks of these concerns did not neeâ€" essarily imply that the â€"contracts would be awarded to them. It simâ€" ply meant that in asmuch as these companies were the low bidders, their bids were eligible for considâ€" property. ‘The economy of the quesâ€" tion from the construction angle and the phase of the problem pertaining to future development of the city‘s property in this area draws the €ouncil strongly in this direction. However, unfortunately for all conâ€" cerned, other things are apparently not equal and the council is faced with as great or not greater pull in the other direction by the owners of property in the surrounding terriâ€" tory who feel that values would be lowered and life in general made unâ€" livable if the city garage site is seâ€" most unprejudiced observer will grant their arguments carry great weight. On the other hand, in reachâ€" ing its decision the council will unâ€" doubtedly take into consideration the wishes and welfare of the comâ€" munity as a whole. All in all, the debate scheduled for June 17 will be one worth attending. At this moment it looks like a sure sellâ€"out for this meeting and anyone wishing to view the proceedings while reclining in a comfortable While discussion on the incineraâ€" tor and fire station was tabled for afore mentioned reasons, the quesâ€" tion of what to do about speeding . | mission, falls in love with a count This Sunday, June 9, will be Chil (M, Douglas), o her loug dren‘s Day at the Highland Park .""l '..‘“h- ar Presbyterian church. The program | T!VA! _ (Ina Claire), gets for the day will be given at the | "*"â€" m“ o’c‘fd:-rt-rtgfli church e ,Mfi“-knnum&nmpmtho-en service. is a program t apâ€" b-flfitmd&omFoerC'w ork will make some of the most lasting A Women‘s Special Gifts Commitâ€" impressions on their young minds|tee of the American Red Cross has and hearts. However, all those who been appointed by Mrs. Joseph Cadâ€" are interested in the future of the|ahy, chairman of the Women‘s Di mation and the church will find | vision of the Chicago Chapter, to hn A Sednl inrnaues is ho | of Siabiend se tm ht nomt gram. A cordial invitation is exâ€"| of Park. hfld:fl-flhw In.lot-tl.'.dndl: This appearance | Julins Lackner are coâ€"chairmen of the church choir until in Septemâ€"| the have already accoptâ€" ber. ‘l'b'hqzfiflfl od on this committee: want to be present Bunday. The | Mrs. William â€" Barker, John Orhnm'labh.hfiofi.“w Mre, session This is the last regular Miss Jane A. uf the church school until fall, Beâ€"| Friedlich, Mrs. Prancis Knight, Mrs. summer months will be Church school f Hldtd h:&: m%. The â€" =-h~ltaâ€" service. Presbyterian Church To Hold Children‘s Day Next Sunday (Continued from page 8) =\ Need More Funds About two weeks ago an appeal for $10,000,000 was asked for relief in the war stricken countries in Euâ€" rope by the American Red Cross. Chicago area, to 'hfindw Park belongs, was ass! a quota of $1,000,000. To date the amount which has been given from Highâ€" land Park is $1,306. ‘The quota has now been lifted with the hope that everyone will do their bit and the amount will be oversubscribed. The need of funds is great as evidenced from the following letter: National Chairman Norman H. Davis has requested all chapters to make a special effort to oversubâ€" scribe original minimum quota by generous margins. _ ‘"When the American Red Cross asked a minimum war relief fund of $1,000,000," Mr. Davis telegraphed, "mo one could foresee that in two short weeks the greatest tragedy in all history would be unfolded. It is impossible to describe adequately the pitiful plight of millions of refuâ€" ges in France." Chatfieldâ€"Taylor of Chicago, chief European representative of the American Red Cross, states that Belgian refugees are rushing southâ€" ward toward Paris by the millions, swamping cities and villages with hordes of terrorâ€"stricken, hungry, exhausted, helpless and hopeless men, women and children. Tens of thousands of children are reported to be lost or killed as families flee are filled to the saturation point, while bewildered public officials adâ€" mit their inability to cope with the problem. In view of these everâ€"increasing tragic needs and in response to Send your subscriptions to the loâ€" eal chairman, H. F. Kelley, 27 N. Sheridan road, Highland Park. overâ€"subscription .commen s ux a t e with Chicago‘s reputation for genâ€" grous giving in time of need." peared. Its comedy rates with the fwgniut_-n_o_i its romance is as poignâ€" On Alcyon Program Entertainment plus will be on the Aleyon screen this Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The picture is "Broadway Melody of 1940". It teams Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell, world‘s greatest dancers, and it has the personable George Murphy dancing with them. On the same program is the film "It‘s a Date," featuring Deanna Durbin, Kay Francis and Walter Pidgeon. It has the most colorful settingâ€"Haâ€" wailâ€"in yhich Deanna has ever ap wonders forms the dramatic highâ€" light in the film "Dr. Kildare‘s Strange Case," fom!:'of the 3 Kildare series, with Ayres, onel Barrymore and Laraine Day, coming to the Aleyon on next Tuesâ€" day, Wednesday and Thursday. Seeâ€" Greta Garbo plays a Russian womâ€" an raised in the stern Soviet code who, sent to Paris on a government mission, falls in love with a count (Melvyn Douglas), outwits her love vival (Ina Claire), and "gets her medicine and one of these modern Latest cable advices from Wayne Today is a day of constant wonâ€" i(Signed) James B. Forgan, chapter will disregard its milâ€" dollar quots and strive for an wA scription Urged To Meet Increased Needs that the Chiâ€" HIGHLAND PARK, Summer School To Open June 17th At High School will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday, June 17th. A fee of $10 (apayable upon registration) will be charged for each subject. No new registrations will be acâ€" cepted after June 19. Class work will begin on Monday, June 17. The following subjects will be offered: Registration for summer school at the Highland Park High school Mathematics 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Mr. Nelâ€" son; (Math â€"1, 3, and 5 will be of, fered only for review). * United States history and ecoâ€" English 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 (new and review), Mr, Mason, view, Mr. Eiker. l is French 1, 2, 8, 4 (review only), Miss Griswold. Latin 1, 2, 3, 4 (review only) Mr. Stewart. Typewriting 1, 2, 8 ,4 (new and review), Miss Knox. Mechanical drewing, wood shop crafts, Mr. Schneider. Harold E. Aslup, who conducts a Highland Park Employment agency in this city in conjunction with F. Sinclair August, coâ€"partner in the Winnetka and Highland Park offices, has compiled and is publishing a new book on household hints, which will soon be placed on the market. The new _ edition "Household Streamliners" is an assembly of over 760 classified household hints which will enable the housewife and sncy, Northern State Teachers colâ€" lege, Aberdeen, 8. D., and at the present time is consultant on perâ€" .'~ of home, office and ?op q . Sincinte was former fecictny ut ts Charies Iubus, uo. A student may register for as many as two new subjects and one review, or three review subjects. Summer school lasts a full eight domestic employee to take short cuts and "sure ways" in performing their household duties. It will help to increase efficiency in the home by preventing waste of food, conseryâ€" ing time and trimming the family budget, assuring maximum results vi:nl-hn effort. . Alsup was formerly head of mw»t.?mfes- sor of Sal and accountâ€" poration of Chicago and is now con Mr. A. E, Wolters is in charge of summer school. Harold E. Alsup Is Publisher of Book On Household Hints L.O-‘ State Teachers college, a home laboratory technician also assisted in editing the new ediâ€" ablanod Park Pri TO THE CITIZENS OF HIGHLAND PARK, Greetings: WHEREAS, in these days,of Worldâ€"wide turmoil, with subversive forces and influences striving to discredit and destroy the ideals and institutions symbolized by our Country‘s Flag, all loyal Ameriâ€" cans should answer this challenge by displaying and paying tribute to that Flag as the emblem Of Ourâ€"Â¥ights and liberties; and, WHEREAS, with this end in view, the period June 8th to 14th WHEREAS, with this end in view, the period June 8th to 14th has been designated as Flag Week by The United States Flag assoâ€" ciation, headed by the President of the United States as Honorary President General, during which time patriotic exercises and other appropriate functions are to be Beld in towns and cities throughout all the Land, NOW, THEREFORE, as Mayor of Highland Park, I do proâ€" claim June 8th to 14th as FLAG WEEK and direct that during this period the Flag of the United States be displayed on all muniâ€" cipal buildings and vehicles. Furthermore, I do invite the people of Highland Park to display the Stars and Stripes at their homes, places of business and other suitable locations as well as on their cars, and to hold patriotic exercises, plan Flag parades and do other suitable things as a public expression of our love of our Country, our allegiance to its Glorious Banner and our belief in the jnstituâ€" tions of American Democracy. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the City of Highland Park to be affixed this 3rd day of June in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty. (SEAL) , Mr. olamation | Graduation Exercises Will Be Mayor of the City of Highland Park. FRANK J. RONAN, of Father And Son‘s Night To Be Held Tuesday Evening "Father and Son‘s" night will be observed at the regular June meetâ€" ing of the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce, to be held next Tuesâ€" day evening at Open House (formâ€" erly Hill‘s Tea Room). Members are urged to bring their sons, and in case they haven‘t one, it is suggested ::at they borrow one from a neighâ€" r. "Play Ball," the 1940 film of the National League, a sound motion picture, will be shown. This will feature all stars of:the National League playing ut their regular poâ€" sitions, ‘The film is being shown through the dourtesy of the Chicago c“b'.'bomllloundhcontt'o‘ autographed baseball, which will be awarded as door prizes to two of the lucky boys. One ball will be auâ€" tographed by members of the Cubs team, while the other will be autoâ€" graphed by members of the Brookâ€" lyn Dodgers. Deneen A. Watson To Address Young Republicans June 6 Y Republicans will hold a meetâ€" il‘:.fi.!ll! evening, June 6, at 8 p.im. at the headquarters of the Highland Park Young R?:btllum Club, Sheridan road and aveâ€" nue, The guest speaker will be Atâ€" torney Deneen A. Watson, of Chiâ€" cago, who was state campaign manâ€" ager for Dwight H. Green in his recent successful primary campaign for the Republican nomination for Governor. her cose sprect wits ths posten contact pulse of the Republican party, will point out the leading issues to be developed for the November elecâ€" go.n. The war issue u'fiitl.lech Republican underâ€" wutdglpmmbzlr.ww Young Republican clubs of the meetâ€" ing and has urged that all Young Republicans who intend to particâ€" ipate actively in the coming camâ€" paign should attend this important the In:fi:. Y lap:z oung cans vuldmbi plans for participating in the state Young Reâ€" publican convention to be held in Deâ€" 3 program Tot pooaiecticn" mntivig a program will be formulated. son, and its virrious phases and S e mign oo s m meeting as chairman of the Lake tives of the various Lake County The Lake County Federation of Â¥Y, JUNE 6, 1940 Five hundred and twentyâ€"eight| students will receive diplomas from : Highland Park and Highwood schools during the coming week. Of this number 248 will complete their four year course at the local High school, while 280 will be promoted to high school from the grade schools. The largest number graduating from the grade school is at Elm Place school where 99 students will reâ€" ceive diplomas. However, as Elm Place is the only school in District 107, there are proportionately a larger number (namely 136) comâ€" pleting the eighth grade in District . The commencement exercises at Highland Park High school will be held Thursday evening, June 18th at 8:15 p.m. in the High school audiâ€" torium. Two hundred and fortyâ€" eight students, 133 of whom are girls will receive their diplomas. The following program will be givâ€" eni All closing exercises will be held next week, with the following proâ€" Marchâ€"*Pomp and Circumstance".....Bigar ‘The High School Orchestra Processional of Graduates (the audience will please remain seated) Class Marâ€" shallsâ€"Elizabeth Murray and Raiph de Invocation ..................Rev. Christoph Keller ‘The High School Chorus _ _ _ _ "An Evening‘s Pastorale‘ ._._Wilfrid Shaw _______ ‘The High School Chorus _ _ ‘‘The High School and the ____ _ Member of the Senior Class Elavonie Serenmde" ......__......._.. Introduction of Commencement & "America" ....................._Sung by Audience Benediction ......_........._.Rev. Christoph Keller Invocation .............._.Rev. Winfield Johanson o‘clock. Sixtyâ€"four students will reâ€" ceive their diplomas at the closing program that evening. The followâ€" ing program will be given: _ _ Oak Terrace school will hold its annual graduation exercises, ‘Wedâ€" nesday evening, June 12, at 8:15 Music, "I Pledge Allegiance ..............Chorus Poem,_"America for ‘Me" ...Rdward Passini Presentation of Awards ..__........_.__._._. Music, "America" Ruth 9. Anderson Richard J. Baldrint Charles F. Barnes Geraiding M. Baruff Americo Bedini Dolores A. Bellet Nellic J. Bernardi Presentation of Diplomas ..Arthur Kehrwald Benediction .............Rev. Winfield Johanson Frederick D. Bjork Walter A. Burkchardt Daniel P. Calderelli Josephine Caminiti Donalda L. Carani Michael J. Caringello Janet M. Carison Eleanore K. Casorio Wlfiulo’dfl»h Jesse Smith auditorium. Nineâ€" tyâ€"nine pupils will be promoted to high school at that time. Diplomas ;m be presented ty:r. Francis . Knight, president the Board of Education. The class will be reâ€" ceived by Miss Minnic Buzard, prinâ€" cipal of Highland Park High school, Reverend Christoph Keller will deâ€" liver the invocation and benediction. Beveral musical selections will be rendered by the class. # _ Following are the graduates: . John E. Mucstis thire ta ie Race Bmb aile | mome _ 5 inn s morrerrsntement cipal of Highland Park High school, | Recssionat * Reverend Christoph Keller will deâ€" LIST OP Hver the invocation and benediction. | Beuer, Caivin®®, Joe Colo Delver F. Dever Michael Disaparri Phyllis Donofrio Peter L. Hiena Harold A. Enetrom Donne K. Erskine Leonard F. Faveli The graduation exercises at Elm Place school will be held Wednesday Highland Park High School President Board of Education Stupeyâ€"Smith Post American Legion Member of the Senior Class _ _ _ ar World" ........._Mr. Carroll Binder hian Reitor, Chisaito Dally News Ozk Terrace School , Trinity Episcopal Church Next Week In Local Schools â€" _ Eim Place School of Theodore T. Talano James M. Tecters Robert J. Tondi Béith K. Torri Ettore Travetto Bertha L Sheron Cora J. Shuttse _ ...John Butler Tfi.} \g . Heartt, Jane Maric _ Sneeden, John R. Heinrichs, Joan L. u. Snyder, Paul T. lnlrhh...OulA‘.. mu:, $ Heymann, John E Stein, 'n:a:‘:- o w Stieglew: James MJ Husting, Joan L _ ‘Tead, Marion E. Jefferson, Kramer, William L. Kramer, Julian H. Krueger, Harold E. Kugel, Naney L. Schools in District 108 will close June 12. Eighth grade graduations will be held as follows: Lincoln and Ridge schools will be held at Lincoln school auditorium, Monday evening, June 10 at 8 o‘clock. Braeside, at the Braeside school auditorium, Tuesday evening, June 11 at 8 o‘clock. _ ProcessionaFâ€"Land of Hope and Glory..Elgar Mixed Chorusâ€"As Torrents in Summer..Eigar Directed by Audrey Wessling Orchestra of District 108...Mr. Allen Metcalf 1. Triumphal March from "Aijda".....Verdi 2. Blue Waves Walts (Mediey) arr. by Following are the programs and lists of graduates for the three groups respectively: Ravinia, at Ravinia school, June 12 at. 8 o‘clock. Girls® Glee Clubâ€" Diana Cabonargi, Jayne Brown Presentation of Class g.fi;h,&)o!l,_., e of Class _ Member of High School Faculty Presentation of Diplomas to Class .... 2. Passing By ....................._.........Rurcell 3. Camptown Races ... Stephen Foster Directed byâ€"Ellsworth Mills William Emery, Frank Musser Mixed Chorus â€" Listen to the Lambe ............................Dett Directed by Carol Johnson Song by Cimss and Audienceâ€" © â€"___ LIST OF GRADUATES _ _ _ Athanas, Adonis LilHe, Joan Emily Boilini, Robert McDaniel, Richard B. Bradley, Clasborne Crawford, Beatrice V. MM‘?- Dana, Nancy Jeanne Emery, Wiliam Frost, Oreutt Wim. Hagen, Richard O. Hall, John Dudiey Hansen, Muriel Hart, James Abner Hill, Robert Scott Hull, John C. Humer, Evaughn L. Hutehison, Keri W. Johnson, Garol B. Burke, James _ > The Builders Pagie Renly Hark, Hark the Lark{ .. Who Is Bylvia? .____.._ am==vcc~........._Mr. Boéward M. Knox Member, Board of Education Presentation of Class to High School ... P100C intendent, District 108 _ _ Aeceptance of Class ...... Miss Minnic Burard _ Principal, Highland Park High School _ 4. Concertino for ‘Two Flutes .........Kohler â€" {8) Andante (b)} Allegretto 5. Operatic Stars (Mediey) arr. by 1.On Wings of Music ......... Mendelssohn 2. Lift Thine Eyes ................... Mendelssohn 3. Fly Now, O Song, I‘m Singing..._Tosti 1. Swing w ze wwmc«wâ€".......â€"Mrâ€" John B. Jackson President, Board of Rducation, Dist, 108 â€" â€"â€" on (m) "Flow Gently Swest Afton" (8} "Sortly Now the Lisht of Day Jean Skidmore â€" Directed by: Alice Swanson Dorothy _ Thibodeaux, Page J. â€"»wwâ€"â€"â€"........Mr. Clark G. Wright 4 i4 Te T2 Tas Toich depoot ... Tth and 8th Grade Chorus Braeside Girla‘ Glee Club 20 Ee Werhane, Lorens J. Mills, Ellsworth L. Motan, Richard L. Murfey, Ann Rose Oraini, Vera L. Pantle, Alvin H. L. Pantle, Bernice Picchietti, Mary E. Sunstrom, Lois T . Suttle, David M. Jrc Swanson, Alire E. ‘Taylor, Janet W. ‘Templeton, Donald J. Walsh, John T. _ Wieboidt, Robert P. Ornum, James Van NUMBER 14 Jack W.