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M pyt t% Cc Ret d four P..A.’i."flny have nomâ€" i '\-‘-‘, Wible! to be reâ€"clecâ€" ved presides® of the board of eduâ€" chtion; Mauritt A. Poliak to be reâ€" g as a b§grd member and Byron K. o fill, the place vacated by td â€" > , The p ise)ectodibscmfw one year membe: a three year term.. Mitksen -m of the Flection Of School Board . Members To Be Held April 8 Election ‘of members and the president of the board of education of School District 107 will be held at the Eim: Place schpol on Saturday afterâ€" noon, April 8. jThe polis will be open from 12 to 7 | *Petitions have been filed for Tom Leeming ‘of 3150 N. Sheridan reâ€"election as presiâ€" dent of the board ; for Dr. Irene Josseâ€" lyn of 292 Cer avéinue for reâ€"elécâ€" tion ag a of the board, and for J. Raymond| Kieding. of 890 Roslyn circle as a member. â€" Herman Zisâ€" chke is retirimg: from the ‘board as a member. 4 nooun, April 8. |T from 12 to 7 | f&d_ior Torg â€" Sheridan 0t dqdmcmq. : »;-crm tnon as a men Vot> 34, No.14 * on to include the nonâ€" -m.'dftflsncbpnldiv t'ricllhthe“"’lfl' ment syitem will also be voted on at this |election. ifhe janitors, engineers, and pffice helpiare at bresent under no *i Of. .\ ‘hen M are not inâ€" } in fe ~social security. Emâ€" e of eity of, Highland Park and of the Highland Park high school are now .included in this plan. Many ‘m'm ‘f' :3’ school disâ€" itts in this afea bave in recent years ‘favorablf on this proposition. C\ vrmcr: 1| 1 iprdpol ioh aalngen ' ‘of of, Highland Park | and of the . Highland Park high school j are in this plan. Many itts in this afea have in recent years %‘- on this propesition. ° * District 108 fias a caucus committee donsisting of persons from each Plans Madâ€"Hatter Meet Mady‘s «f‘w- ip will go comâ€" rtély _ t at ‘the "Madâ€"hatter F t Boand feature planned by the (Hi | Parkâ€"Ravinia® ¢tenter of the Infant Wélfare society of Chicago Mrs. Spenger Keare, center presiâ€" dent, has asked each member to add new furbelows and fixins to her last years <"straws" and wear as many as possible |to the merting at the home of Mrg Harold Ray, 176 Hazel avenue. â€" Bogrd members will award a mysterions| C to the wearer of the icleverest! a nt of cranial decorations ang at the end of the day everyone will toss her discarded hats into a o# to be delivered to the Thrift shop which is supported by the year term.. } € of nc board, whose! doml\ are Mrs, David | | Mrs. George Brown, Roy and: Russell Clark. Highland high x:hog: clecâ€" tion | will fi’. the mfl turday in April. The\@rm of George T. Rogâ€" into a cart Thrift shop center, â€" _ Bizatre effécts that should fill modâ€" ern hat designers with amazement are already b¢ing planned by memâ€" bers who will |wear a stack of panâ€" cake models ¢ twoâ€"hat ¢ar‘ muffs ; hats as lape! decprations; hat muffs and cloche mod ,4“0‘!“‘“*’0' handle barsd ifto ‘ hat trees while others will u’ to the mee with A toddler Will pull her mama‘s bonâ€" and List Wfi' kers In War Sta Booth * Paal C Bébiana and F. J. McB j F. J. McDonâ€" ough dn:d-u‘i,ty.l’rfl J.| Zipoy the draft board; jon ; ath ‘Thomas represents the phy, Mrs W L. Harrison, Nancy Connic Lynn, Jean Howâ€" $E Jt Mobes: Betts Wison and P Sintes. t iipopnencioy domagen nterim, aloofrie will ie Nelf is ho leventay ind Te s k Â¥eterans of i Girk M w the Infant Welfare J td on page 4) Women wérking in the stamp booth .{mE’"n. Wible, Mrs. Will» 'l | Mrs. Clara Lloyd, Mrs. stoph ‘and Miss Jennie Oleâ€" &"’:'&g attired in children‘s war Legi Ibtay to work with Servâ€" in the booth are AHe s / M old ind equal rights |for wan it~ bid? Can they be acquired| by. legis!4â€" Equal Rgh#s Of men ,isgssed By Voters League ights, or is it better, to have: certain prof€ections whic pmen n¢l ? ) Bbard. members 6f: the |League 6f Woknen Voters disc} ;2! : problem, made timely by two ithtional amâ€" ndifnents now penfling i LCongren, last Iweek under the |leadership of Mrs. Maijrice Pollak. It was pointed out. that} discriminations,‘ which| are und:- sirable, are not the same as (ifferences, whigh should be consid Â¥4, l ‘Woman‘s Pgrty, which is LA@ chief advocate of the am nt route to Fequality," claims that| legislation grarkting minimum wageés, s¢tting maxâ€" imup hours of wark, and minimun tangards for working itions f wo industrial workers| constitu a difcriminaation; against women. Woâ€" men| industrial workers, on the c triry, want the protection of stich laws: They claim th:: freedom | to be ¢xâ€" ploited is not one y: want. te0 & are differences in| family law betujeen men and examâ€" ple ‘be requir:m states. have that|a husband be tes le for the supplort of his wife and fa '.m placg no similar: oFIipg' : upon wifd This is. not| a dis¢riminatic aihst womenâ€"it ii" it to their U T . l f | P Effects || | | probable dfht of passage (Continued on pagdé 4) / P*sbytâ€"e;i% to Hear Dr. Cotton at espers: at tlle vesper servicp:of the Presbytérâ€" ian rch *Sunday afternpon, M; 26, 3t 4 o‘clock. The lecture is open the fpublic. | Aiatun, . is program is |under $ = ship) of the Men‘s cflmg cm is th be the for of additional p to be held in the future. | . Cotton is president \of McCorâ€" mick . Theological | semi . and ~ is _ of the ations eu*â€" ittee of the Q‘E:g;n m M in on s Wiced t ah.. ue leceureom Jlrrdna.' :thih'.. in s Korea and Japan.| He hfld ‘to in 1940. He has traveled d}- in this try, ing on W. Nieter, pr t of s Fellowship ¢lub, urges the public to be p ‘this ves mbr.' John Timothy Stone as of McCormick | Theological I% addition to | y *Bpedialf sagy)> °.0 08 O 00. <oo0(l|_ h m;m.a;:‘ wil e presented | **‘** ; : by church choir and quartet the ldirection of Helen Abb nm Mrs Ingraham to the vimaW‘t,mefl to > One V eelanr? m..afi- of the Ravinia Woâ€" ‘s club will a week carlier, on [Wednesday, | 5, due to Easter PS rp ofi onds ols : arryrwipl dn if! be under ion of a qualiâ€" fidd Red Cros:T‘ . St. > : 'gto‘un Schreier, nutrition dlfi;?' date. of class | announced s Rmm made at Red Cross m the Pubhc bullding. 521 W. aveâ€" "The Race Questionâ€"and. Christianâ€" inisters of other churches in Hifi Park have been invited to att telephone,: H.|P. 1018 At Y.W.C.A. ‘be Higbland Pa 34 £ the |League :6 on »"“;?;f' onfstithtional amâ€" ing | i LC‘ongreu, leadership. of Mrs. was pointed out which m;nfi as (ifference L". + ‘i‘ y, which is anti nt route that| legislation :\ ETichland Pa \ Highland Park‘s NEWS Paper for 33 ki“‘%flw P fi @W,f‘ ol Aclgc 2 NnE N 40 Pageant to Portrcz'; : Growth of Eim Place _ On Friday night, March 31, at 8 ;..m..i Eim Place school will portray Ks ‘role the history of ghland Park, Ap imposing spectacle |will be presented in the form of a pageant, in the J¢sse Lowe Smith auditorium of the school. $ The pageant will: unfold various media, from drnmi p:oc«uioEAs through use of posters â€"@ museum . exhibi vnisode employing the techni uited ‘to demonstrate it eff There: is much humor â€"and â€"nd all has been planned wit *‘o er)tértainqnnt. as ,well‘ 11_ (nmqnt. [+29 uts | In content, it embraces th ‘.. story af the school, beginni Salvage Chairmen In content, it embraces th¢ entire ‘story af the school, beginping with 1 scene‘in 1850 (cirea) at the old Fort Clinton â€" school,: through | various whases in its development as| a vital art of the community, its part in both \Vorld ‘wars, and so on up to a climax called Living Today. This |episode shows briefly the. various attivities of a modern, well»pt}gmiged scho .‘The pageant ends &um of the "School | of: TomorraWw," idying the dreams of a postâ€"war world. | This portrayal : of: Highland Park‘ :develâ€" opment as «xemplified thr Eim Place > school is offered. |without charge to the public. p s Plans for perfecting> the fnonthly waste ‘pgper: pickâ€"up â€"<which starts the first‘ Mopnday of every month â€" will beâ€"made at a mteti* of ~alt division and block salvage chairmen on Monday, March 27, at 1 :30 at the Community center. fopl Salvage executive committee memâ€" bers : will talk about various ‘salvage problems. ‘They include Mrs: Nathan Corwith Jr, chairman, Mrs, Julian Harris, personnel, Mrs. J. S| Baker, broadsides, Mrs. Albert L. berg, publicity, Mrs. Tom : Wyles and Mrs. Paul Daube, grease, l(rg. Gilbert Hardacre, schools, Mrs. Lanâ€" dau, posters, Mrs. Gordon hanan and.Mrs, Raiph Archer, es conâ€" mt. f | t P / Alsoâ€" taking part in the will ‘be ‘the executive Divigion : 8, ‘which covers Highland Park and alt including Great Lakes, For and & erfield. Mrs. Phil chai , Mrs. Carliton C chairman in charge of sh cans‘-r and Mrs. Eugene A tary. s surg! As Mrs. Henry A. Ingraham of Brookâ€" lyn, New York, president of| the naâ€" tional board of the Young Women‘s Christian association, will be the guest speaker at the annual ing of the local Y.W.C.A. on Monday, March 27, at 7:45 p.m., in association house, 374 Latfel avenue. Her. topic will be "‘The Mrs.‘ Arthur Byfield, in char Annual Easter . B*e&l%ifl | Be Held At Trinit music, and Mrs, Dwight Da nli&d‘hfin.wi,llukecha: _ The annual Easter bak mfiym“u Woman‘s ‘he held Saturday, April ill be held Saturday, April ity :c:’flfl house be 4 ‘ s.‘C. J Hlm iny and meditation wi by | the: rector, the Rev. ; at 12:15 in the ch ied by luncheon, served irection of Mrs. Clayburn parish house. ‘ The feature ‘of the ing will be a talk by Mrs. Robert V}° Merrill, diocesan chairman of f eak At Annual | eeting of ‘Y"‘ Bo Highland Park, I!ligois, Thursday,â€"March 23, 1944 P won Phis o Cl aurh ie e abat zw n P ce nX No ue f’i} sovit‘a I be read istoph iech, . fol: inder the \Jones, if ge of the . sale of ;Luilhry 8, in the n 2 and vill be in ge of the aukegan, gctvun, heridan Fincer is nins, coâ€" bing tin r, secreâ€" k [:l:ough i and meeting itee of slides, , each ut best ctively. comedy a view nlight= _ Republican Women eet In Deerfield Township Py H.‘School Mixed Chorus To Assist School Band At the Spring Concert The: Highland Park high school mixed:. is, directed by W alter Aschenmbrenner, .will lassist the| band in ‘théir concert Sunday aftetnoon, April, 2, hy the school auditoritm at 3:30 6‘clock. M KA .V Students j _ , It] Marshail, Cath« rtither, iGeorge i ie m en Bandberg, â€" Virginia Seli &l a Seraâ€" '& Spa al‘l'!vi Bt‘: ens, J; l:'r"l‘lu\- mo, 4 t ' .:«.‘ lloue: v.n.? Audrey -w.::l . and Joun| Youngs.! +9 ‘ Personnel of Band . Those who will participate concert are gs S (Ruth Anderson, accompanist) Eo ad o e TeE Louis« . Adl¢r, Ruth A*;u. Gloria f . Bray, ia . \Bruno, ald Cole, Jean Feral hi, Tom . Fordam,| Marion |Forres nn G t, William ; Nabey i» tom, Maricl Hansen, Pau} K . Barbara m, ,nonx Lichtenberger, Lichtwalt, ‘and! Anna Lorusso; FPutes __â€"â€" | Frederick 'me harles Schaaf, Margntret Frost, Naney Hamilton and Lane Bray. > | 'J | f . Besstend onl stetie Atd, Arthes Ceolti 4 0 Nighaels â€"and ‘ Wallace: Volwéilet. _ Clarinetsâ€"Charles Bates," Calvin Bauer, Robert â€"Brand, Nomui.fiiue k ichnel Hirsch, Poter Mustric; Howard John Erickson, Fau) Potter, Ethel Seiler, Charles Hamilton, D orothy | Jagobson, ~Arthur Huaphui.u Theodore â€" Pas n«l.| Gm Baker, Charles Baker, Dnv’d King, Ballard, Roy Shroney, Dolores Dem and Dale Anderson. a & i mf â€";.C‘:"" â€"iulr-' et + Rut-h T’.hlflml and m e, f B..g. Claringtsâ€"Carl Neisser and| Grace rown. f » , I-r«-%. y Getz, Patricia White, Ric R ks 9 lark, |Roger Btvgtn_ n;‘"gnbm a.-.;. c\ 9.of : \_French llo"hâ€"‘lu{h Potter, John Kasts, m Bertaechint, Lyle Jacobs and Tony ‘Corncts & T: erome Fell, Alâ€" bert Buck ter, Peterson, _ John hlnd. Lioyd r, James Leech, :ould artin, Will Kreh, Carl Bates, William garmu. Robert : Lawrence and !or‘IhuM umer. 4) oib oo m | Trombories | â€"â€"â€" Bruce Robinson, John Bowden, Robert Francoeur and . Richard Grohe. | _ Baritonesâ€"Charles Uchtman and <Paul rtofo;,â€"”fihn Drake, Don Nos . Percussionâ€"â€"William . Lavric, . B Heimer, Edmund Andrews and man / ; | Womans‘ . club zs, ganized. . in Highland Park on Friday, March 10. It was formed through the ¢fforts of Republican women representatives from all parts of the township for a united working group. The ~object of the club is to orâ€" ganize the Republican women of Deerfield township into a nonâ€"profit, indépendent, â€" selfâ€"governing â€" body, wo{king within the Republican party, to encourage good government, worâ€" thy: candidates for public office, parâ€" ticipation in the party primary and general elections, and the . = ment of political conditions in county, state and nation. 1 This organization has as its aim a working board with representation in every ‘precinct, in the, to ip to encourage the public to ipate in registration, in the civicflri and: duties pertaining to,the cise of the franchise, and to deva inâ€" terest in a firm foundation for good Republican government, â€"~|â€" / # » Fiy : i ; €i ® im Mrs. / Crossing Collisio '\(w:,? gz"”") 'v"'un [€. /T. Ba An automobile collided with a North » _ td + ‘Shore train Saturday evening at the ;“:‘"-n"‘;‘%&:( . sid Central avenue crossing. The ‘dfi'Bcve Hugle (12th 'fl_"‘fi yen hy Floyd Pasley of Fort Sheri o i on t 1 1 when it collided with the northbound | Helen Taylor Carr â€" Elected To Office The following members were elecâ€" ted to office : President, Mrs. William L,. Winters; first vice president, Mrs. Horace Vaile; second vice ident, Mrs. John Bigler; third vice presiâ€" dent, Mrs. Clinton Fritsch ; secretary, Mrs. Roger Vail; traow:j Mrs. Harold Mcl:ain. © in The committees and precinct chairâ€" men will be announced whhli_t!: next week, "Any Republican & of Deerfield: township in s thy with the aims and object of ~club is eligible | to _membership. # announcements will be made of meetâ€" CARD OF THANKS Nomhhmhfiemld the car was only. slightly dama The Highland Park fire wishah&-nkdupdb&&i Park for contributing to of the :firemen‘s annual St, Patrick‘s *x. _ " Et NOTICE All carâ€" owners are hereby notiâ€" ied that‘ the deadline for\procuring" Highland Park city has been set: for Aprit 1. ‘Any pers operating a ‘car or truck after that date : withoit the: proper | stije: and city license is subject to and tm e por Chief. of (Poli To i 1e on mt Bing nerp nes n the * ; Pres ru se Jarges Years Mrs. Knotts to Speak On Lipcoln Memorial J Garden to H.P; Wome Seventyâ€"Five Pg reent.Mark: Of Red Cross Quota Reached |‘The ‘Lincoln (Memorial garden | a Springfietd, T1J., will umrfi' an illustrated | lecture by Mrs. | m Knotts at the‘s ng‘neetig Ec Garden | ctlass .of:the High Park: Woman‘s club) on "Tués March 28, at 2 pm.! _ | * /. +( (Recently retired .pregident of k bll'dfl‘ clubs of : , Mrs. E qualified by per 1 bring jlate news and |views of . ?emorial project shared by. all en clubs in the state,â€"_Mrs. Knot will be in Cmcago to p‘u:fichiatfl‘i the garden show at Marshall Ficlh $cheduled for March 27 to April 8. | A profitable and praxtical series « trograms renewing q‘prdcu intere ras been shared by th¢e Garden cla ith + club â€" members| and gues E’roughout' t,':: Clubl jyear. ‘Mr Pheron Colton, bird loyer and nat *tudy instructor, warbled: the mz: ills of bird specimens ‘at the ‘open ft:q programs and d i ways 1 g&tnct"wimer‘ and | suj "(hr?« ird Guests." oo ) M w 9t ‘Gardens of the Flowery Land â€" bhina" were toured at the next meée ing with Ruth McAfge, who adde Oriental charm and ‘@tmosphere . 1 lecturing in a Chinese gown. Aft tovering the history and phi of the Chinese as revealed in QE gardens, Mrs. McAfee painted a picture of the gentle q@rt of Chine living she observed while a gnest a Chinese garden home. $ e V bles. for Vi and Flov ork fz'mMorile" were ?;m subjec chosen by Paut Pfund| horticylturis 31 ‘the January meetifg. â€" Mr, Pf: alyzed the.preâ€"st T a B Proviems, mare ditoned at t question . and answer| period| whi followed. | ° |. Fecl is | _A round table di&wtion in Feb ary â€"revolved around ‘food preser tion in the deepfrecze jand the: in new methods of ¢canniniig. rotation to gecure garly and varieties of vegetables and the : Nowering annvals were also covere || The Lin M rial pr I give the ‘br iew on gard and the socigl hour and ‘ tea Mrs. Eugene Pfister i follow Mrs. s‘ le¢ture, concly the year‘s ks ze‘ 4n TiX Names of Officers of Women League Vote Chosen By édmmi .. Mrs. Louis |Hallér, who is mu:'l ing her and final yean as p ident of the Highland |Park League Women X $ d.e' ed at the bo: meeting last r the league‘s nominatin mm the new offi for the coming $| year #érm. : (. "C i; <[Sc.21\ | The nominating committee, |hea by Mn[.‘Fi-uy Selfridge, includes N Marc Law, Mrs. Richard Loewent! Mrs, William | White a l(nGT Blosten. The| slate whi thq prepared will be voted upon at the nual spring 1 (Appil 19, at. Moraine: [ HeHnt ce on e t The officers nominated are the lowing . Preationt Mis Canronet Auxiliary to Hold . ::n L m&.u)?nfibsf The an spring of the 35‘1"”!0@; (.‘«'m':nl m‘be of the Chicago Comnjons will be in the stote just east of Gsell‘s Central ay idmhnd Par Thursday, April 6, from: 9 am. 1: woeck.? ! _ & ual> /! «1.3 Anyone in the community hay articlés whifih_'mizht%be of value this sale is urged to donate < th Until Wedn¢sday noz;,_ ApriJ 5, t can be left. fimbom: Mrs, D ley Hall, 824 $. St. J avenue, Wednesday | afternogn â€"â€"before |4 a‘clock Aat 396 | al. t Te oc cr Sf the t wit bo dobe reents Sork d this sale. â€" ‘eds will be * 8CC Leugel tHL Bd J w % $7 F |\ the needs of the settlement. | Frank Venning, chairman of the P| group, is in charge of this pr & | Artitles may also be left at her I r *‘ 341 Woodland road. â€"‘.~© F â€"An intesive five day houseâ€"toâ€"hog campaign by 290 Red Cross. War fdn doorstep volunteers, during which «ffort has been made to contact : adult in Highland Park, has > in : $14,050.50 /from 1,200 donors. it added to the $14,974 6 by the special gift « » ‘tée, which hhs been at its work si Marth 1, brings the total amoun soribed in Highland Park this far up to $29,024.50, ‘The quota for Highâ€" land |Pafk is $40,000. â€"Hence the War fund| drive has achieved 73 per of. its goal with over a week r ing in which to wind up the| aign. °. $=A=I2 H.l to Exceed Quota [ ~#* Inasmuch as the drive will con until eyeryone in Highland Park been contacted and has been gi the opportunity to contribute t the \vital and ever ‘increasing! = p t wartime services of th ross, the drive chairmen, the 4 Is % Sherwin and Gilbert K. Hapdâ€" acre are confident of not only hnig the‘$40,000 quota in the ' days, but of exceeding it by=â€" :uniial margin before the end month when the drive is d to The editorial for this week g out that Highland Park is always cartying its proper nationâ€"wide wartime . as evidenced by the over in the recent Fourth War | to the extent of 190 per cent.| Support Is Urged > e _ "We have done it before and can Fo it againâ€"particularly if| who have never given to thJ before will make gifts of less | than $5.00 (maximum a reâ€" stricted) and if those who â€" mbfiu last year will.increase «*\ (Continued ~on page 4) A general appeal to all reg nur.ska is being made toâ€"teach nursing. â€" ‘The Red Cross cannot .wu:: responsibility to the lay people are «asking for classes unless it recruit and train many more n instructors who will help =with important program. An instructor‘s course for wishing to teach Red Cross nursging started Tuesday, March trom 6;30 p.m. to 9 p.m., in room at ~$29 South Wabashâ€" avenue, cago. The course will be in four, two and oneâ€"half hour Prof. Willard Sped? To H. P. Lions Club * (Thursday) at the Open House room at 12:15 o‘clock. Trains War Vetse Prof. C. E. Willard of N university '&inw»uku-RT tion" at meeting of| the Prof. Willard, wlu&\s in war veterans, has been secured the efforts of the club‘s program Pnsbnwhn Women Hold Angqual ':unmu'o Sale, fi Advance notice of its annual rummage .sale is being made Woman‘s association of the : will be held on Thursday, A in the basement of the Laurel avenue, from 9 am. to 4 Articles of ciothing, mflnz.b!! may be taken to the church any between now and the date of the Anms’ahrn&ez-- ing will he Albert Larson, who | will present a talk on the early â€" of SUZANNE HOWE ON â€"HONOR ROLL Suzanne. Howe, of Highland . is on the Indiana cuniversity roll for the past semester, it w nounced today by Charles E. assistant ~registrar. Ave 5¢ acopy; $1.50 per y i * Pig s o bs Il14., > in homor of the gity‘s TA A: | 300 n. to 4 pn. â€" r&-v% e of the 1+ hor | 20, fark, teaâ€" ve wnâ€" rell, tur