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P. 4260 BURNERS CHAIR COVERS J g=" THE PRES8 Harvard President‘s â€" Plan Gains Support _ in Lake Co., Report Thousands of outstanding leaders throughout the nation in telegrams and letters to the American cpm_mit- tee on the far eastern crisis have voiced their approval of the moveâ€" ment inaugurated by President A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard univerâ€" sity, urging that the United States concur in simultaneous international economic â€" measures to maintain peace and prevent war. _ The following Highland Park and Lake â€" Forest people have signed President Lowell‘s petition, says a Waukegan â€" newspaper. Highland Park, Harries M. Mason, Tibble A. Bigelow, W. H. Mast, Clare Hoffman Greenberg, Caroline M. Searles, Elizabeth A. Sellery, Ruth Burkâ€" Warmington, Alma S. Bigelow, Madge M. Toll, Lula A. Mast, I. M. Greenberg, â€" Willard G. _ Searles, Gayle Eyler, P.: W. Burkholder, L. Heinroth, Lake Forest, Albert D. T. Erwell, Keith Carpenter, John A. Chapman. . Glencoe Riding Master Fred Brennecke, 50, Glencoe, ridâ€" ing Academy, was drowned Wedâ€" nesday night of last week when the automobile he was driving on Sunâ€" set Ridge road west of Glencoe overâ€" turned in a ditch. _ = _ _ Brennecke was thrown under the drowned before his rescuers could take him from the water.> He was rushed to the Highland Park hospital where an attempt was made to reâ€" vive him with a respirator but phyâ€" sicians said that he was already dead when brought to the hospital has many North Shore friends. 3" Why not You? c It is handled by merchants who desire to render a real service to their customers, and there‘s a reason. Get a can today from one of the dealers listed below and you will discover that reason. HIGHLAND PARK Meierhoff Hardware Central Hardware Brand Bros. T. 8. Duffy Furniture Co. Rapp Bros. Highland Park Pharmacy RAVINIA Husenetter Hardware y j*‘.h._‘_‘:;_:’!.," worg © T'.'(:fh.â€"r'uJ"f;g‘-‘-.-.sf is« ". SPARKLE Window DEERFIELD J. R. Notz Hardware Co. Sheridan Garage UIleaner â€" _ WANT GAS MONEY >‘ FOR RELIEF WORK Countrv Board to Be Asked to ntercede With State For Fund‘s Use What procedure must be taken in Lake county and in other communiâ€" ties to get aid from the Illinois emergency commission which was appointed by Gov. L. L. Emmerson to take care of the distribution of $18,700,000 provided for immediate relief of unemployed and destitute persons, was cleared up today in an opinion by Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom. 4 A committee from the Lake County Building Trades council has indicated that it would appear before the board of supervisors mt the quarterly session, to start March the gasoline tax allocation to the eounty for poor relief. e The use of the gas tax refund can be used for relief purposes in the manner explained by Carlstrom to E. L. Ryerson, chairman of the emâ€" ergency commission. : Explains Proceedure "Duties of carrying out the proâ€" visions of the act are imposed upon _‘ _ the commission and may not be delâ€" egated. _ Likewise the appropriation. _ _______â€" cannot parcel out said appropriaâ€" tion to local agencies for use by them as they may determine. _ "The commission, however, may designate such agents as it deems proper to act for or on its l_>ehalf in and in case the commission should consider it advisable to select townâ€" boards or other local agencies to asâ€" sist in in carrying out the provision of the act, there is no legal objecâ€" tion to such procedure. | . "The acts of such agents would be the acts of the commission and the obligations incurred by them could be incurred only in the name of the commission." â€" ~ Approval Not Required In regard to whether it is necesâ€" sary for the commission to obtain approval of the county board in making allocations for relief, Carlâ€" making allocations for relief, CATiâ€" strom held there is no legal requireâ€" ment> that the commission obtain this approval. : There is no limit to the amount of relief a county may receive from the commission, Carlstrom held in ruling on a question as to whether the amount of relief for a county should be limited by the amount accuring to the county from its one third share of the state gaoline "However. it was contemplated at the time of the passage of the law that bonds if used, should be retired out of the tex alloeated to the counâ€" ty in which the relief funds are exâ€" pended and this should be kept in mind in the distribution of relief among the several counties," he said. 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