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E-n’i \ h q i ho 2e t o9 74 it i ace t Ciye | d s q( 45 ate A/C Bdard W. Harty, Jr., 20, son of Mr.land Mrs. Edward Harty, Sr., 965 N. St. Johns Ave., Highâ€" land Park, has arrived at the AAF Training | s Altus Army Air Field,, Okla., to begin the tinal ning fweeks phase of his miliâ€" tary pilot| training: After flying 70 hours Jn twoâ€"engined training planes andfâ€" 70 lectureâ€"hours of combat in ground school, Harty be awarded the silver wings of Afmy Air:Forces‘ pilot. . Romut Priv Miriam Cohen, sister of Mr. NatBinh Cohen, 363 Cedar Ave., Highlar fark, who has been staâ€" tioned training center of the Women‘® Ermy Corps at Ft. Ogleâ€" thorpe, huboon assigned to WAC DMtEchment, Romults AAB, Notrth. | Bgt. de‘ VanderBléomen, forâ€" merly ed at Alliance, Nebr., is now Bâ€"29 squadron in Fresâ€" no, e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. . ‘ VanderBloomen, 213 . Pte. Wakis Crovetti, having comâ€" p‘.m Ma rac o equrse at W1 Wis., is ftiktic ned with the Army air forces atl Bratt, Kansas, as operator of a radiBikontrol tower.; ° Sgt. Roeber is spending a short ) with his wife, Sally, at 369 ral. He is stationed at Camp i, Calif., with an anti« aircraft bit ftk, : B : Mrs. Nardini, 821 Grove, H ‘has two airmen in the family. son, Evo Mini, ltnt§oned in is radio waist gunner A /C Mini is now taking his primary course at Dorr Field, Arcadia, He expects to be joined there his wife. . _ Bnd NEE#John Kelly, brother of Mrs.. Dog@#ld. â€"J. Schwalbach, 611 Central, Â¥Ro entered thé service in January,{$943, and received his wings eman Field, Ind., the following Rugust, writes that he is now statidned in England, serving on H en .missions. Prior to enâ€" tering tWe service,‘ Lt. Kelley was an empl ‘at the Central: Hardâ€" ware stone : F cavairy m now siationed in ie Admiraltiy® EIslands, who recoWwed some ri during a recent furâ€" lough in Jxfiyn, about the, classy girl friend pileting around.â€"He sleeve, said girl. "~wasâ€" guess â€""His mother. is Sipnific in . spi carmes girl, newspap beled | th Like M ~That gallons of gas would fuel your far, Highland Parker, for 750,000 miles. And the 800 gallons of vil w | keep your moter lubri: cated for 4 years. .. .‘ Ho.‘}hâ€"j I 1e these plahes use 50,000 gallons 100 octane gas dailyâ€" and this ks only one field among the â€" si others where men are taught to, fiy. 4 & K ing around this big air flold“tjn ther day searching for some : news, and I happened to come #4 the end of the flying ramp. ‘Thhre I saw ,eight huge trucks. Wey interested me,â€" for Leome unkifown reason, for I had seen :! here before. â€" . â€" 1 diseqwbred . these sevenâ€"and aâ€" half ton ks, that have 32 tires, Golly! .. Chan Field, AAF Training Comnmuly 20â€" + half ton comm the we have W .a transitional training -ehoo? where pilots get their first of handling fourâ€"engine ships. . In T he Nation‘s Ser vress ame fo This ¢ Gir]â€" W xB \» d ahc Si have two songs in the ldon, 21, a 1941 graduâ€" Iocal high school, has l&-iiornurbomnd 4. is at t sta» \a hospital » Shelby, Miss. |â€" ‘17, n June s the Navy and will be Mrs. Milton Fell, 514 fik peaite iel: Yolo Baw S Fequs Like Most I e With." ‘one! o Pinâ€"ups .. â€" * of the tirade this colurhn against the poor, pinâ€"up keeps ~appearing ‘in the ~â€"wasting ‘newsprint; laâ€" ‘Girl With Whom We‘d Ko . . .‘ and so on. >â€" iicant, has just caught up with irsa, of a dashing young now stationed in the en me of the gas used by 24 Liberator bombers ) T‘M IN THE ARMY NoW )r creat tHink h uggest ure Typewriter Tappings {) : Emily Post Says 1 one|‘â€" Exacting Emil . the Lord we stil on â€"}demdnd quality at .& Deâ€" Pvt. Robert Austin bis left for hit new post at San Antpnio, Texas, after visitin> his Mr. and Arthur â€"H. Swanson, fUSN, who has been for one year gttending Purdue University un the Vâ€"12 program, has begun his preâ€"miidshipâ€" man‘s training at Park; NJ. Recently lg mn:n: e with his parents, Com. 8. Arthur Swanson, Sr., 375 ird Lane. â€" After‘spending a mosth in town, Ens. Francis Sheahen reported to Jacksonvill¢, Fla., f6f naval inâ€" doetrination ‘j-.inin‘.o ‘pne month, after which ‘he expects to receive a two months‘ otl?l:c in |amphibious training at Norfolk, Va.) Ens. Sheaâ€" gn. son of Mr. and Lloyd reahen, 681 tral,: graduatâ€" ed from the polis . S. Naval Academy on J 7. 16 ¢ .0. f ‘ His brother, Robert ‘"Bocker" Peâ€" terson, arpfir’s mate 3/¢, USN, is serving aboard a iswéeper in the Pacific M t |â€" Norman PTM’ ers mate, 2/¢, USN, on board an Wircraft carâ€" rier for several month home for a short visit with his Mother, Mrs. Bessie Peterson, 626 Glenview, af. ter which l:e.l:l?lV report to Bosâ€" ton. ' | lc 7@ : i .. _ Pyt. George Koller the Army field artillery, has. be for two months stationed in ali. He is the son of Mr. and William Koller, 190 Beverly, _ was forâ€" merly »Gmflém at A . Laboraâ€" tories. ‘ I 2 L8 L i Pyt. Samuel Smith, former local justice of tluipeace, town on furlough, visiting his wife and famiâ€" ly at 864 ood,: has been stationed with the A¢ medical corps at Camp Grant. |{|; â€" Lt. Phillipg â€"has t brovthenâ€"La (i:g.)‘ of the Navy and Lt. Army, stationed in th . Mr. and‘ Mrs. Herbe 614 S. Linden,; had last week their daugh 8. ~Phillips ,of the women‘s r , stati Lajeune, N.C,, ‘who to her base from d coast. : ‘*over the hunip" in the fndiaâ€"China theater, has ived §»ROSQ¢NhS Field, near S Josephf!Mo., ‘where he will serve as flight" instructor. %flw his ‘”‘ as Iduty * Capt: jaden receited many|/honors for his, accomplishments iB this most dangerous field of acti ;t including the Presidential citation, ‘ Mrs. Tjaâ€" den, the former Dorofly Mailfald, his, accomplishments dangerous field of actil the Presidential citati den, the former Doro is with ker husband. â€" Capt, Dean| Tjaden, 1 splendid" work in taki "over the hunip" in Lq theater, has 4 l man should aiways tie to dinner. It‘s but it‘s kind;‘ wart think, Miss Post® her coltinn man should <â€" But what aniuged me ‘afficer who greeted t ficers who returned th |â€"Remember what he an embarrassed tone? "It‘s a hot day, isn‘t (â€" A few weeks back came the story about American offic returning gix Nazi nurses to ‘Nazi‘ comâ€" manding posses.. This if itself is not anmusing â€" but it shows we‘re good #ports anyway. is is pinâ€"up girl (to my knowledge) has never been named, "The Girl We‘d Like Most To Come Hoime To" .. . . or ... ‘"‘The Girl We‘d Like Most To < I asked one of the toughest serâ€" geants I know about this. . _. f (Skipping the funnigs, features, and sports, this rugged rharacter alâ€" ways races through newspaper‘s pages in search of a tup girl.) | _ Stories keep coming back from the, front lines: that a, grim swhile from this co: e stise 4 “Woll, it‘s flllg W o:‘ cm:. he said out of the side of his mouth. "We like to look at these here girls râ€"but we wouldn‘t like: to marry ‘em. They‘re not the kind that makes a good wife or. mother, ‘We don‘t have much respect for ‘em." Nazis Nurses . .. FhS I1 lu\rej living! at ost ‘ lieutenant ih R. Smith ton Smith, ‘So. Pacific ICC R. Smith, ‘their guest "Lt. Louise e Corpe d at Camp returning n the west 1 s the Nuzi ¢ Allied ofâ€" nurses.. d in rather imed for his f t;'an!pom Endiaâ€"China ey 93 A COat Broadâ€" and thank rsons who wrote in iv that a don‘t 26 vou his parents, Mr. Ugolini, 219 Ev wood. Nee att Lauded by both civill and army authorities for his engingering servâ€" lces with regard th electric and waâ€" ter supplies in ] e, (Italy, Cpl. Tony Manzetti now! leading a company of c it engiscers in the European area.. Ho is: the brother of Mrs. Angelo Colo, 134 Highwood: Ave., Highwood, | > ‘‘ 3 Sgt, Donaldâ€"Ug in the European ar taking . part in % North Africa, Sic spending a furloug Harold ‘Kramer, 17â€"yearâ€"old June graduate of ‘ the ¢ school, has reported at Great for his basic training u; etion of which he will continue studies in Navy radar undéer the Vâ€"6 course. He is the son of My, and Julian Kramer, 373 Ore s served in the Euro S part in the invasion of [Bici parents are Mr. and Mrs.|Fra ler, 623 Homewood. 7 Frank Miller, J¢., in civilian life an electrician Davisâ€"Maurine Electric service, nowy electriciâ€" an‘s mate, 2/c, USN, is in the So. Pacific area, wherp he is serving on board a mine sw . He has also 0 Sheridan, met y at an English hn.aeen:rding[to a late letter. The W. H.;Rogers formerly lived in Highland i’u-k 4 k s Pvt. Richard 5 who has been receiving ctiph at the ordnance auton C‘ & , Fort Cook, Nebr., is nowy at Fllint, Mich., studying tank en t the Mich= igan Army:schools, He i the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.| W. Schaat, 200 Ravine. . tas & n/ogt. nhichard gsm, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stupey, 100 Wainut, and Pfce.: Rogers, It" at Yre nome of Eld Angelo 4 e,° Highs olini, who served ra for|27 months, e . / & of y arld Italy, 43 ‘civill and army engin¢ering servâ€" ) electric and waâ€" ome, [Italy, Cpl. â€"now! leading a P UBLIC yisher you follow the manufacturer‘s recommendations. fost washers have aâ€"water line indicited. This line the depth the water should be 4/%r.the clothes porm pSF in sheigh. â€" â€" . hy > not fill the tub of your washer beyond capacity.. is important that in order not to overload your! néwWwer easy to avert a breakdown Ficily. + His Frank Milâ€" $64 question... Pediaied Jn deatts h flm s Pnd i 11L SERVICE A40 VCY V64 /. CHFS . .OpPDOS:CIOn,, . well+ based oq{ ;;t. is likely to have little effect upon the uitimate appoint. ment. d{f{yor Portilia has a long and . wel} ‘established ‘ habit. of apâ€" pointment.. Veteran, observers of the j Howo::r.' this oppos based or HNot. is Hkaly t. Mayor Charles Portilia h:hdl’ cated that he will appoint a former Cook county deputy sheriff and Chi: cago de ent : store detective, Charles| Singer, to the post, and h; vievn,oé ftl;:: unflattering criticis leveled ; at other members ‘of t'il;'{ force, by members of the councilai might Kave been expected that the importation â€" of new talent : might have found.some support. However, even those who ‘have been sharpest in their dénunciations of the presâ€" ent foreg, i[ha‘\'c viewed this developâ€" ment with a jaundiced eye, declarâ€" ing ‘against the appointment of an h Highwooid politics, which, during the past faow weeks have shown a surface ,galm, are still anything but quiet underneath that deceptive surâ€" face and , at any time, erupt again, throwing faction against facâ€" tion unt:f:dlofinc a situation which will be Qn‘lxted, and then only. temâ€" porarily, with the approach of the elections néxt spring. ; One lingredient in the political brew, general and particuâ€" lar interest is the appointment of a new ch police, Many observâ€" ers wonder why this should be so in view of the fact that the tenure of office is, as a rule, brief at best, (John DeSmidt was a notable excepâ€" tion) ‘but jeven the fact that the gure-tixfi i office for a new chief would be jonly until the elections next spring has failed to quiet the controversy raging around this apâ€" pointment. . Recent surveys reveal that ove causes more washing machine than any other reason! ; ‘What causes washing to break down? _ }'%fi' ,iwa h 0e 2..08 UP TO. NOW : Uoamay) ue thaan uit Peq pr t s hat fln ond it octib n P e in .;i‘fifiz&’l e delfhadn cCO M P A NY h at o eA e ae l ho y ,}:& »':‘%?r‘fQ Li Ece vke e es n 4 die: 17 To se t e e 3 M i h Fointment. Vehwen opiedfofe of pointment, V of th Highwood scehe have how he used to appoint otti to the n’ia force e (just to make it legal) ofer the termined oppgsition of of ‘his council. These ob int out that Pete is still there fard opine that if Chartie nas to appbiat a new chief on a week to week| he not hesitate to do so. e | 'fh q on of 1 Snavely tavern is an which may touch off ; FIRST CHUREH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CHRISTIAN Saturday, 9,80 Sus $V 275. 2n)f* *‘*g 528 to £130 pm. on N‘qJ CH hi eerfield R ield, Ilino merly & privete club =â€"_ v dail§ fee s MPIONS@HIP GDLF AT ITS BEsT | â€"You mfluâ€"wfir INVITED TO USE THE Olfet o Phone Ne overloading: ©._ . dies‘ Ray, Mouduz‘ and Fridoy â€". a betweokn Skokic and Waukegan Road WhiteHall 6530 or Déerfield 595 RY Harold 92 1¢: writings R G A TE NO. 3 at CLUB have been with the mayor in his contention M&bhociontofio Highwood Methodist church, the atâ€" torney Ceneral, George F. Barrett, having ruled that the measurement of the distance between a tavern and a house of worship should not be computed on a basis of property Hine.to property line, but the tavern is still operating. All indications are that if it is closed at all it will be closed only after a long, costly and bitter court battle. ; E READING ROOM ie WV sc Artie Thursday, July: 20, 1944 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 pam. t Aumai t