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superintenaent of ,Tflornton Town- * ship High school and Junior coflege. Following the induction ceremnony * "open house"' will be beld through- out the, day for school board m.emn- bers, ,toWnshipi treasurers, township *1 trustees, .teachers and friends. *Under thelaw the induction, takes place on the first Monday i August., Mt. Puffer, was reelected to the of-' fice of County Superintend ent of Schoole in the Counity, electioras of last November. The law perinits the superintendent to toimplete his work of, the school year, wbich end&s-on ý June,30 before turning over his rec- ords to a successor. The ceremnony takeson double sig- nificance for Mr. ,Puffer b as just been notified of.bis election as presi- dent of the National Association of Oounty Superintendents of Schools. *This election took -place at -the, Na- * tional Educational association's an- nual conference held during July ini San Francisco. He bas just corn- pleted bis term as president of the Illinois. Association of County Super- intendents. Radio Station WLS will broadcast the induction speech of Mr. Puffer on a "round table forum" from 12 to12: 15 p.ni. Monday, August 7. 0/ T OýWNLEY C-OATS as Featured in "IE out Friiday, Aug. 4th w -8 of 'Natural History Thursday rnorn- mng, August 10. A multiple-reel talk-, ing feature film "The Wedding of Palo," a story of Eskimo life in Greenland, will 'be shown. The pro- gram begins at 10 a.m., and will be given in the James Simpson theatre, of the museum. Cbildren from al parts of Chicago and suburbs are invited. Rocnester. Mrs. Arthur L. Rumryr of 412 Park avenue isi Guttenberg, Iowa, visiting friends. OSherman and Cia ,ch $