tion otftArts and Industries, wili present for the North Shore Art league at Winnetka Community House Friday evening, Mai-ch Il. Mr. Moboly-Nagy will also briig, with bim ito illustrate b is talk an ex- hibition of modern design and typ- ograpby. The, scbool is backed by prominent, *industrialists, an-d civic leaders and bas been establisbed te meet tbe de-, manid of, industry for practically trained designers.. It opened October 18 and occupies the' family home :of. -Marshall Field, 1905 Prairie avenue, presented .to, the association by Marsball Field, III. The officers of the Association. of Atand Industries are E., H. Powell ' of Winnetka, president; Glenn1 G. Hayes- of..Winnetka, vic-e-pres§ident; Frank Milhening of Evanston,, treas- uirer. and Norma K. Stable, secretary and executive director., David Dush- k of Winnetlca is a membçer ofit faculty. Based oi on ermaPlan The New Baubaus continues and, expands the plan of the former Bau- haus founded in 1919 in Weimar by Dr. Walter Gropius and later moved to Dessau. In the present scbool Dr. Gropius' method of close co- operation between art, science and technique is the basic plan. Now professor of architecture at Har- vard, Dr. Gropius is advisor of the present sc1hô1. lHe is flot only a painter of international fame but has worked with industrial firme in glass, metal, textiles and wood, and is equally skilled in photography and in the films. During the p>ast two years he bas be-en engaged in mnaking films in Lon- don.1 "Lobsters," a short, was chosen among the ten best films of the year, and the Museum of Modemn Art and the archi tectural department of H{ar- yard ufiversity askecl bim to make a film of the New Architecture of to the west. This in turn mright be criticized by those who now liye adjacent to present elementary school sites. Seve rai village districts in the township now eitber own vacant prop- erty or are thinking of building, large- lyý independent of a coordinated high, school population .plan. Rather such plans have. been- on the basis of physical.needs of thé elemnentary sys-, tems. New Trier High school is now accessible :to the -greater portion of the, student* body by means ýof, the electric lune. As, the. extreme west- ern areas build up this wiIl not be true to suel-a-ag degree. This sùg- gests a problemî. The wrhole question of growtb and accomimodations to it was raised by the high school authorities on the assumption that the scbool« plant in Winnetka - should not bouse - more than 3,000 pupils, for which it is now equipped save for a few modifications. Tbe point raised in Minmette to the effect that the >higb scbool is now too large for children 13 or 14 .years ,of age is -one involving professional educational judgment. .Tbs bas been ini mind by ail elementary and. high scbool authorities in discussing the feasibility of remanding the ninth grade back to the elementary scbools to become part of the junior high scbools. Must Consider ProbIem The actual need for doing tbis would flot exist for five or possibly ten years, provided the total high school enrolîment is to _go to about, not so imminent at the bigb schol as to be dîstutbing; but delay ini con- sidering the problem could easily make it so. If the respective, village districts had1 adequate bonding power and if their tax rates now current, or té whichi they could go on a referendum, were adequate to support the ninth or ninth and tenth grades, there is no- reason why the local village W ILMeýtTE, ILLINOIS Sunday Services-i i a.m. Wednesday-TestimoniaI Meeting-S p.m. Sunday S&hool Exercses--9 :45 am March 6,13 Subject: MAN READING ROOM- 1133 Central Aven.ue Open Daiiy (except Wednesday) 9 A.M. ta 6 P.M. Wednesday, 9 A.M. tô 7*4$,P.M. Satùrday g A.M. ta 9 P.M. The Bible. and. Works of Mary Baker Eddye and alLother authori.sed Christian Science Literature nîay Le, read, borrowed or nurchased ai the 'Reading Room. TIUE PUBLIC 18 CORDIALLY INVITED To ATTEND TUE CIMÙRCH SERVICE AND: VIST THE MRADINO BOO 0 UW1 LYMANS Minerai 011 Ans luproved beavlly liod- name. on the permanent regtstra- tion rolls. To do this is a duty you owe to yourself, your family, yÔur state and yourcountry. REGISTER-NOW I rate wouuuULd Uv Deiarge eCIlJ Ibearthe loadof new building (Continued on page 27) ý; -nori