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re Lake eounty's can- I once-n. R4002 --reh.-... Ram-B. P. as I! r, providing he were Bid against whoever -"""---------------, y end of the district _ ' tning. mum I rl'Scout Troop 2 _ Tre-ee-i-ees J C"" ----ee . _ Ctroop 2 will meet .Chairs and Tables for I at the home of Miss . . . '. for a social meet- rent for all occasions. 23:32:33? costume. I I Moving and Packing of I! da Vinyard, Scribe. . L‘____._-.J ' Mir is now left up to slature, I will intro- sary bills' to make it unless the Illinois ran, rut week was the practice of law court in I proceed- by the Illinois Bar lt churgedhim with lethal conduct, ac- uoeitted Preu'dis- “meld. l LAUNDRY tND ' ANING co. d was greatly disap.. his committee', plan nd kept Lake,county mg a new eontrressiorr. stead of leaving it in mtrrititrrmittis- counties, was increas- to fourteen districts. tins its thirteen repre- increases the number gal obstacle to the re. Illinois, as nthemptgd Itislature, was removed n rendered Tuesday by {totes Supreme court, inty may yet be in a only the north tier ot Cook county, instead urtion of Cook county, J. Lyons stated last rich, of 1607 Grand or congress, in the friends, although he :'y this, in, his conver- News-Sun. pportionment would ' a dominating posi- -getting and would Downstate Datrict linois reapportionment eonitreturmen-at-1arge were eliminated, and ttion of. the Chicago mg Cook, Lake, Du- lows the act tow be- 2p. Lyons.said today. y Be Candidate Sees in Action of Court Chance of districting was chairman of the f committee of the reapportionment is .r. m napalm .- IS REMOVED =.‘mu~u,.1,., STORAGE We are now again in the midst of a recuperation from these retrogres- sive forces. Each one of them can _rtpitye_eotmt_eractesLa11timate1ss change restAetions set up by 29 na- tions, ‘qnd the imposition of new tariffs and other barriers to world trade, once more started the down- ward drift of our own as well as again being made by American pro- ducers and manufacturers. The statement continues: [ . Last Year "Laat year after falling by 10 per cent from the fix-stash: months of the year, wholesale commodity prices stood relatively firm for the succeed- ing five months with an aggregate loss.of less than three per cent. But a renewed unsettlemdht of condi- tiqns, jhtthgLititctuwarimuraienaxu, November 1981 to last June by an accumulated total of 18 per cent, the reversal of this trend at mid.. summer demonstrates, the Council declares, that a. determined stand GIESER moArniiiuRum Following a steady falllor the Irttetdintt pevtn months, during per cent a month for- three months, is the most constructive sign. of re- turning economic stability since the world depression began, the Na- tional Foreign Trade Council as- serts in a fact finding study issued last week. The advance in wholesale commo- dity prices in the United States by almost 6 per cent since June 80 to September 30 or an average of 2 .emmtrttAr.utCT0BMor. "" (Women Exclusively) North Shore Tun Building. Room 3" Home Call- if daired Wholesale Commodity Pri Show Increase, July to September, Claim tfhltliliimrIlrplt0YE HIGHLAND PARK WINNETKA T K' EVANSTON Chairs and Tabies for rent for' all occasions. Moving and Packing of household goods. Khan-VOW linen] Bath Beieettide Swedish Massage - Infn-Red Generator a.---- Phones -- University . . . 9800 Wilmette . . . . 1332 IN THREE lif0l)mlis 181 1, eat- ,_--..-,, w American industry and American economic needs mained well above the ave mernemuxuat situation is that the voh "Coupled with it is the steadily increasing tendency of the Ameri- can foreign trade balance sheet to- ward an excess of imports over ex- ports. In the fiseal year closed last June our imports were only 8176,- 000,000 less than 99r, exports. Ay- cept for Ehe'llscal year 1923 this is the lowest export balance we have had in more than 30 years. "Our exports still amount to be- tween 9 and 10 per cent of our na- tional production, and have not de- creased in this proportion since the A-___, - 1irreal-smtptimr-irr-Gsrhr- . IV‘ The key to that resumption lies more im; nearly in this country than in any out other.. That is why the present rise fro in our wholesale commodity prices is an indication of improvement. Foreign Trade Cril/)rR,Ljiirei_, F,.:lii)h/)ditDt.)4 ""iii"i'eijLik REPUBLICAN CANDiDATE FO'R» .' hat the volume of in)- necessary to sustain ndustry and supply onomic needs has re- above the average fall ' for a, Man Whose Reputation ‘for Honesty and Fair Dealing is ' " , Uikuestioned _ - FAâ€"T-ES‘ATTORNE Ticf Bf’fhé TH! P3388 1/triHii William Knee, 79, formerly ,1 resident of Wankegun and North Chicago, passed away last week at the homepf Mauiavahter.am.ahnil Sawusch, at Rondout. He was the grandfather of Edward Knee, Jr., the ten-year-old Libertyville school boy killed three weeks ago when his bicycle was attack by an auto driven by Miss Frances Waldo a Timrrriirir-earriiri-iaiit-r""-"- TiirTririrrTriiirfrtiiTisF' cent loss for imports and n 37 per cent 10st for our general domestic production from the last ttve-rear average." Unclaimed letters of foreign or- igin, at local post office October 19: Jose Garcia - Geo Gondotz Herrn George Presto: Senor Sebastien. Rendon _ Senor Sebastion Rendon Mr.uutd Mn. Adolf Weber. _ OF LAKE COUNTY Hugo L. Schneider, Poatemuser, Member of Committee on PtoreaiiiiiiiriiaC' State Bar Allocation. Member of Auction Bu Allocation. Member Assistant State’s Attorney. Justice of the Peace, Probation OfBeer--A3ireait Court. Juno: Police Cmtrt---athtr of Wankezan.’ _ Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sea-em of Civil Service Bodrd. . Attorney for yin... of Wish. Piee-Pteaideaii at the Lake County Bar Auocietion. RECORD pr CHAS. E. MASON Has Served Lake County Honestly and Efficiently as Unclaimed Letters ELECT Jock Ford, nine-year-old Wou- conda school boy had more than his shot-'2 of hard lock hot week when he tell while playing ball and broke both bones in his left om at ex- actly the some phces that fractures occurred in another accident two months ago. "The Whole Town 1: Talking," I eomedv-drama, in to be presented by the Hilarious at the Deerfield Gram- mar school auditorium on Sundoy evening, Oct. 30, " eight o'eloek for the benefit of the Holy Cross church. RELIABLE LAUNDRY, AND T DRY CLEANING co. - Present Comedy-Drama at Deerfield School Phone B. P. 178 UALI'I'Y bAfJ2loaRBRt3,