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N. U. and Notre Dame Will Meet Saturday Northwestern and Notre Dame will clash at Dyche stadium Saturday (Nov. 15) in the 22nd game of a football rivalry which has few equals for hard fought encounters and brilliant individâ€" ual performances. . Although the Irish hold a topâ€"heavy edge of 15 victories against four for the Wildcats (two games ended in ties) the games almost without excepâ€" tion have been stubbornly contested affairs. This tradition for producing thrill packed encounters is one reason why the two teams 'flmlh before a capacity crowd of 47 FRIL, SAT., SUN., MON. i NOV. 14â€"15â€"16â€"17 â€"* * TYRONE POWEK, LINDA DARNELL and RITA HAYWoRTH THNRSDAY EARLY Every Evening ... ... ..6:00 to 6:30 BIRD zs‘ Saturday & Holidays .. 2:00 to 6:30 TUES., WED., THURS. COMING: "LADY BE GOOD," "MARRIED BACHELOR," "DR. JYKELL & MR. HYDE," "DOWN IN SAN DIEGO," "MOON OVER MIAML* TELEPHONE H. P. 2400 in GLORIUS TECHNICOLOR The most magnificent entertainment ever to come to the screen! A L C Y O N (SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE ARMISTICE DAY DENNIS MORGAN, WAYNE MORRIS, JANE Mfl "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" TYRONE POWER, MARY ASTOR, BRIAN DONLEVY Â¥ (Last Time) . (SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE ARMISTICE DAY You may still get a $10.00 allowance for yotrolloqd'n-t.umynhn-fic.u water heater costing $85.00 or more. Abundant "tapâ€"ready" hot watet is necesâ€" sary to the health of your family. Do â€" . . fuel waste . . . SEE YOUR COOP ERATING MASTER PLUOMBER. A lllcirl;l of ll‘;'. giggles and guffaws! "WHISTLING IN THE DARK" "BAD MEN OF MISSOURI‘ RED SKELTON, ANN RUTHERFORD The gayest -u_sk_-’lfi_gb_m of them all! A whole show full of gay good time! Spectacular, stirring entertainment! SHIRLEY TEMPLE, JACK OAKIE MOVIES AND AMUSEMENT S "BLOOD AND SAND" ALICE FAYE, JACK OAKIE "BRIGHAM YOUNG" "YOUNG PEOPLE" Another in in Social Service Dance Nov. 22 A Bingo Party for the benefit of the Highwood Quotaâ€"North Shore Area Council, Boy Scouts of America will be given by the Highwood Comâ€" mittee on Thursday, December 4th at the Labor Temple. The second annual benefit dance sponsored by the Highwood Social Service will be given at the Labor temple, November 22 at 8:30 o‘clock. Members of the Junior Italian Woâ€" man‘s Prosperity: club will sell flowâ€" ers. Proceeds from the party will be :fi f:‘ the organization‘s work in Highwood. Robert Saielli is president of the organization and will be aided by Mrs. John Doull, Fidele Ghini and Gene Fiocchi. Bingo Benefit For Boy Scouts City" HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. NOV. 18â€"19â€"20 NORTH SHORE GAS CO. USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN 800 Navy Men Will Enjoy Thanksgiving In line with their national program for volunteer service in the cause of National Defense, Alpha Chi Omega alumnae of the North Shore and Chiâ€" cago area are busily engaged in camâ€" paigning for "a dinner for every man‘" n:au-umm Navy men at w Hall who will be away . from bome at Thanksgiving. It is the plan of the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae to obtain homes for these boys where they may enjoy a real homeâ€"cooked Thankesgiving dinner. Many families whose sons have been called into Serâ€" vice are welcoming this opportunity of entertaining some one elses‘ son who is away from home at this time. Mrs. Porter Heaps and Miss Florence Little, social chairmen of the alumnae, of Evanston, have been contacting various prominent® organizations of this area and the response has been more than gratifying. It is hoped that by Thanksâ€" giving Day all 800 boys will be acâ€" comodated. Miss Florence Little of Evanston is in charge of the reservaâ€" tions and may be reached at Davis 2316. _ 47 SO. ST. JOHNS AVE. â€" PHONE H. P. 3300 T. P. CLARK, District Superintendent GLENCOE Thurs., Fri., Sat. Florence Riceâ€"Leif Erickson Special H-H-o.;'l\nhflvhc Day & "WILD GEESE CALLING" Open Mon., thru Fri., at 6:00 Sat., Sun. and Holidays at 1:30 "SCATTERGOOD MEETS George Raftâ€" Marlene Di Edward G. Robinson Wilmette and Winnetka 3900 Free . Parkingâ€"Hearing . Alds BROADWAY" Guy Kibbeeâ€"Joyce Compton with Errol Flynnâ€"Alexis Smith Fred M:M-rny so For Both Range and Heater "ELYING DEVCES" fon., Tues., Nov. 16â€"17â€" Stewart Edward White‘s _ "DIVE BOMBER" ""BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE" , "MANPOWER" Highland Park 608 Laurel & Hardy The Highland Park PRESS Nov. 13â€"14â€"15 Chamber of Commerce Hear Hugh Riddle The new project, states Mr. Casey, is distinct from other agencies now operating in recreation for service men, and is also designed to cover community needs. Organization of this new project is being perfected by J. Lioyd Baird, WPA State "Director of Recreation. The WPA recreational leaders will work under the auspices of local comâ€" mittees. Hugh Riddle, Principal Housing Priorities Examiner for the Division of. _ Defense Housing â€" Coordination, will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Highland Park Chamâ€" ber of Commerce, Tuesday night. The meeting will be held at The Open House Texm Room and the speakâ€" er‘s subject is "Housing Priorities." A dinner will be served at sixâ€"thirty. City Designated As Defense Area By War Department Over 800 WPA recreation leaders and workers are being mobilized in lMinois for service under the new $5,000,000 National Defense Recreation Froject, recently certified by the War Department and sponsored by the Fedâ€" eral Security Agency, lllinois WPA Administrator Charles P. Casey anâ€" nounced today. ‘ These are the state‘s contribution to a corps of 5,000 trained workers, being assembled all over the country for special recreation service in military defense areas and adjacent communâ€" ities. The Illinois WPA personnel will be assigned at first to approximately 20 locations specified as defense areas by the War Department. They are: Alton, Belleville, Champaign, Decatur, E. Alton, E. Moline, E. St. Louis, Glenview, Great Lakes, Herrin, Highâ€" land ark, Highwood, Joliet, Moline, Rantoul, Rockford, Rock Island, Saâ€" vanna, Urbana, Waukegan and Wilmâ€" ington. As the need increases, other communities may be added to this list on recommendation of the Federal Security Administration and by cerâ€" tification from the War Department. Mr. Riddle, a resident of Highland Park since 1933, is on leave of absence from his own mortgage banking firm of Riddle and Riddle. His message will be of real value to local business of Riddle and Riddle. will be of real value to people. Quiz Kids tMERICA‘E QUIZ SENSATION Admission by Sponsor‘s Ticket r Adultsâ€"55¢, Children 25¢â€"tax incl New Triee High School (Gym) SUNDAY, NOV. 16 â€" 8 P.M. An examination was also announced for Teacher in Indian Community and Boarding Schools in the Indian Field Service (including Alaska), of the Deâ€" partment of the Interior. Optional branches of teaching and annual enâ€" trance salaries, are as follows: Agriâ€" culture, $1,800 and $2,000; home ecâ€" cnomics, $1,620 and $1,800; farm mechanics, $1,800; and oneâ€"and twoâ€" room day schools, $1,620 and $1,800. Applicants must have completed an apâ€" propriate 4â€"year college course and have had experience in teaching in the option for which they apply. Applicaâ€" tions must be on file with the Comâ€" mission‘s Washington office not later than December~11, 1941, if received from any of the States. A longer period for filing applications is alâ€" lowed for points in Alaska. * Full information as to the seâ€" quirements for these examinations and application forms, may be. obtained from Frank E. Carlson, Secretary of Highwood Red Cross Roll Call On Now the Board of U. S. Examiners, at the post tomhouse in . this city, Secretary of the Board « Service Examiners, at secondâ€"class post office Health Education Consultants are to be appointed in the U. S. Public Health Service of the Federal Securâ€" ity Agency to assist State and local health officials in solving increasing health problems brought about by naâ€" tional defense activities. An examinaâ€" tion to fill the positions was anâ€" nounced â€" by the Civil Service Comâ€" mission today. The salaries range from $2,600 to $3,800 a year. Applicants must have completed a full 4â€"year colâ€" lege course including or supplemented by specialized study,â€"or for the assistâ€" ant grade, experienceâ€"in public health. In addition, they must have had proâ€" fessional experience in public health education work part of which must have been in the field of community health education. Applications must be on file with the Commission‘s Washâ€" ington office not later than Decemâ€" Orchestra To Play â€" For Ozgen Hous:Xt Community Center The community orchestra, under the direction of Everett Millard, will pre sent a concert at the Community Cenâ€" ter open house, Sunday afternaan, Noâ€" vember 16 at 4 o‘clock. After the conâ€" cert the audience will vote on their favorite pieces, representing the music of various nations. ber 11, 1941 Mayor Charles Portilia, Highwood, proclaimed the period, November 11 through November 30, as the Ameriâ€" can Red Cross Roll Call period for Highwood. ‘ Mrs. Arthur Byfield is chairman of the music committee of the community center and Mrs. Virgil Musser is chairman of the hostess committee. Following is the orchestra program : English : John Bull, 1563â€"1628 "The King‘s Hunting Jigg" Italian :Giovanni â€" Battista â€" Pergolesi, 1710â€"1736 Concertino in F minor Soloistâ€"Dr. 1. M. Greenberg and Mildred Cruse Cerman:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1756â€"1791 Serenade, "A Little Nightâ€"Music" Russian: Peter Illyitch Tchaikowsky, 1840â€"1893 Andante Cantabile from Quartet in D Group Sing 5 biend. You need only one ! Temâ€" cups per â€"35 to 30 EXTRA! PRrove it on STEWARTS Auto Repainting Cold Frame & Axel Straightening Body & Fender Repairing SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. PRIVATE BLEND CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS coffee Stewarts to a far richer coffee because of genuine Sumatra (Java)coffees in the office or cusâ€" or from the of U. S. Civil any firstâ€" or 75 ervice Thursdoy, November 13, 1941 Jean Phillips, once Jean Harlow‘s standâ€"in, had moved from a bit to a coâ€"starring role in just two pictures ]'l'! difficult to write calmly and critically about Walt Disney‘s "Dumbo‘" â€"in fact, it‘s practically impossible. This l'foig of &cg‘by eleâ€" phant the overâ€"size ears, who‘s born into a circus and made miserable by the other animals because â€"of those same ears, is comgletely enchanting. There‘s Timothy Mouse, successor to Jiminey Crickâ€" et; there‘s the band of black crows, there‘s the squealing circus engine â€"and there‘s the really ijovely seâ€" quence in which pink elephants dance. Every moment of this hourâ€" long picture is delightfulâ€"uo two ways about it, you‘ll have to see *Dumbo."* Adricune Ames to become a leadâ€" ing woman, which is bad news for gir‘s who hope to climb to stardom by that route. Her first break came when she was cast in "Among the Living"; that performance earned her the second lead in ‘"The Mornâ€" Broadway." Her resemblance to Ginger Rogers blocked her career when she first went to Hollywood. _ Irving Berlin has written 14 new songs for ‘‘Holiday Inn," more than have ever before been turned out in a single picture. Bing Crosby will sing some of them, Fred Astaire will dance to them. The score inâ€" eludes two oid Berlin \ favorites, ‘Easter Parade" and "Lazy." By VIRGINIA VALE (Released by Wesiern Newspaper ing After.‘" Now she‘s coâ€"starred _ Glendaâ€" Farrell is happy. She‘s signed to play the exâ€"sweetheart of a gangster in "Johnny Eager"; says she‘s fascinated by the part, and Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant will coâ€"star in RKO‘s production of Bernard Shaw‘s "Arms and the Man," with an original score by Oscar Strauss, the Viennese composâ€" er. If you want to see another version of the same story right away, you can go to Metro‘s “Ihmuflofllfl."wl&l't son Eddy and Rise Stevens, of Metro executives feel sure that the public will take her to their hearis. Remember the parting of the Red sea in C. B. DeMille‘s ‘"The Ten Commandments"â€"or the chariot race in ‘"Ben Hur"â€"or the earthâ€" quake in "‘San Francisco? Mr. Deâ€" Mille thinks he‘s added a memoâ€" rable sequence to that listâ€"the squid fight in "Reap the Wild Wind." Ray Milland and John Wayne, in diving suits, are explorâ€" ing the hull of a wrecked vessel in a search for Susan Hayward when they encounter the sea monster, Mr. DeMille donned a diving suit and directed the scenes, in a huge tank. For other scenes in the picâ€" ture he descended 20 feet into the Pacific, to the ocean floor. Said it was the only way he could get the eerie realism that he required. also wants to do it because the picâ€" ture is beingâ€"directed by Mervin LeRoy, who gave her her first part Who‘d be your choice to portray Will Rogers in Warner Bros. film of his life, made from the book. "Uncle Clem‘s Boy"? At present Stuart Erwin, Spencer Tracy and Roy Rogers, Republic‘s Western star, are under consideration. It‘s said . that Mrs. Rogers prefers Fracy, though Erwin‘s supporters urge that he‘s a better choice beâ€" eause he resembles the famous ODDS ‘AND ENDSâ€"Peramount will -M.q'.-.drauluuh played against modern, warâ€"torm China an honorary colomel of Southern Caliâ€" T OSS F his dreaft Sunstficeion had bee Hed â€" . » RKG\ "Merican Spitfire at Sea" brings you not enly the team of Lupe V eles and Leon ” but Zem ’., Klisabeth Ris Desn and Harry Hoiman as well. We hear that Tony Martin said he was "ready and willing" to enter the army, i ies i SaRmr Martin satd be was GLENDA FARRELL company. 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