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DOVENMUEHKLE that y are supreme ut bats, which ate our mamails, have also acâ€" + of free (flight. APRIL 16, 19836 NFIEL D , INC. 7 $o. Dearborn St., Chicago. Phone Cen, 8814 [After May first we will be in our new ndlomrqurhnod!hbnkloor. 110 So. Dearborn St., phone And. 2200. Dr. V. W. Sprigegs W. A. Bickford by JIM MOONEY AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $750,000 ASSETS OVER $147,000 ward.. ‘They yary greatly in size, some being smaller than a house. mouse. â€"However, a species inhabâ€" iting Java have a .wing spread of nearly five feet and a body the size of a small cat. ateltips c The membrane of a bat‘s wing, which is almost transparent, is covâ€" ered only by very fine hair and is unique not only as a means of flight but is a protection to them. while: in the air. These Flitter Mice, as they are termed in England, posâ€" sess a wonderful tactile sense enâ€" abling them to avoid objects while in flight, one thing concerning them that scientists do not understand. When released in a room they will dodge objects as if by magic.. They seem to detect the nearness of obâ€" structidns by the air pressure on either their ears or wing membrane. Bats that have been blindfolded have avoided numerous objects placed in a robom, missing with ease silk threads which formed a net work in the path of flight. . â€" I have often found some of these creatures hiding under the bark of trees and under boards loosely atâ€" tached to homes. Bats should not be killed as they eat a vast number of fiying ingects. They are very beneficial to mankind and deserve al possible protection. Hayard and Sarett on ‘ Political Committee at Northwestern U. Donald C. Hayward, 2419 Thornâ€" apple Lane, Highland Park, and Lew Sarett, 1732 S. Green Bay, rd., Raâ€" vinia have been appointed to a comâ€" mittee of the mock political conâ€" vention to be held April 24 and 25 at Northwestern university. â€";; The mock ceremony, a takeâ€"off on the national presidential mz‘;mnn- ventions, has become an institution at Northwestern, having been given, with the exception of 1932, for the The various nominees‘ campaigns, including speeches, parade, and the usual fanâ€"fare attending a naâ€" tional convention, will add realism to th# scene. is In executing a program of this type, the students become te?uainted with the methods employed in a naâ€" tional meeting, and a more permanâ€" ent interest in poltical affairs is aroused. | . . 4o4 9 x Haywuyd. the son of Harold 8. Hayward, is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. Sarett, the son of Proâ€" fessor Sarett, is enrolled in the; Colâ€" hgoobeenlA.muajmfiorlnd is a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraâ€" ternity. Both men are graduates of the Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: F. M. Sturtevant~â€" J. R. Notzâ€"Treasu A”rgxi-lu Vice President ce I [‘ NMews | LIBERTYVILLE sCOUTS WIN AGAIN . ‘The first aid team of Troop Libertyville, xgepreienfitjg the | Shore Area cpuncil, won the in a series of first aid: contéhts t determine the chanipions of : “;;}" h dleâ€"west, Teams from all over t four states of: Illinois, Wisou iaf Indiana, and Michigan are e@inpe ing in the largest first aid GOnte ever held in thg United | Y among Boy Scouts. The second ¢ test was won last Thursday e ning at" the) Evanston ]!k headquarters and was won A#air the winning teams of the Evéhst« Northw‘pst,slrbnrbtn and O ,'§ ' Area councils. Tomorrow ‘-'- Libertyville |Scouts wil}\ trWel | Oak Park to compete in th§ di ional meet with the winners four * other sectional : Should they again prove vighori they shall represent the Nort I Area couhcilâ€"in the | final #on held in Waukegan on April the Waukegan high schooh) team has been trained by MÂ¥, Faulkener. This is the fird} | that the final contest has eyer BJ held anywhere but in Chicago.| | GEORGES _ â€"â€" | "| h vISIT CAMP â€" )0 j\ [A# The camp directing .. ‘. camp director and assistant Of camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan, the gcout Gan North Shore Area council. shent mk“nd *t th. “&)‘p' -?“ M their lungs with the good| a Langlade county and getting a for the coming season. . _A Sew essary details were L. and the grounds were in .:fih see how the camp withshDod hard northern winter. B sCOUTMASTERS MEET THE CABINâ€"INâ€"THEâ€"W :Th,a scoutmasters and co ers of the North Shore Ar Tuesday night of this $s the spring progra puncil ‘and of their troo; make plans for the comi at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan Clark, assistant | scoutm Troop 15 of Winnetka rep they would have between forty scouts at camp thi and already over twenty | tered for one or more pet Davis, scoutmaster of (Tr ported at least twentyâ€"five troop,. Other scoutmasters that they Lould havye lar of: their scouts going thi and more itroop leaders with their scouts than an year. . Plans met ‘general After the nflefingn‘red were served consisting 0 gers and coffee. § s t wnani iz 1 | CAMP REGISTRATION | PAST CENTURY nuud Registrations: for Ca Jaâ€"Wan are coming in and the number of peric to date exceed the 1;5‘:1» to not more than 160 bo of t 4 frothâ€" & of the three periods and M ;'lllm cations, the first period t had ; ogliic® very: soon. . Regis * "Ez many more boys are p ns stay for xmr%t‘lun; one Beried d ol in oo mlpl can stay from two i «. and the progrm is varkid bo t the scout who does stay) lonker ® get a well rounded caiip expen! ence. Sign up now. I 191\ : Amount Recéived Share Holder ‘$ 1,000,00 .\ 5,000.00 _ . 10,000.00. E. L. Vinyard H. E. Wing s ave qlinuibe: t D an one périgd) tha two to Wix) weeks t s vaniiatko that I h | M s# td summer el q | Univers divisâ€" | ¢ { ¢ ff o y( is a n« Â¥Fi 1 i mi tre | Indian, , &Kl’j \da Pm on "PRES &3 n â€"an Jack @onf incil the oval. ents son uck indi+ the of his er ngnm LORE ADDED To CaMP ActIvITIES n o |_| Bob ; Bowditch, a student : at ‘the niversity of Tilinois has n jacâ€" C ~as) a member of "camp ‘of Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan. |He ig a newâ€"comer and will speci in the teaching: on Indian lore ian| ceremonials, â€" Under [his 1 ship scouts can make their } Indian costumes and fxdim acâ€" | opnles.| He has had quite a bit at xamp experience and comes ell qualified to teach the subject scouts. | He will also be available for camp fires, and Indian pageants. t. soldiers were sent into battle narmed, with instructions to arm emselves with the guns of comâ€" es who had been killed. 1 ‘Rifles were so scarce in the Rusâ€" linn;‘mr; during the %M war | $25 A MONTH styles â€" convertâ€" _ "The Ford Vâ€"8 uses legs fuel and | § oil for the.pvower'it";‘}‘g ives than any other car we havé‘g ever made t l o [4 2. J AND ITS UPâ€"KEEP: COST 18 THE LOWEST ENTHUSIASTIC, sales talk often begins and ends with gasoline mileage. Some salesmen would like you to bdiefie it is the whole story of automobile M But drivers ought to know betbr For, the fact is, it‘s way down. the list. "The big items of car economy are low first cost, low ‘upâ€"keep cost and low deâ€" preciation. Savings here can make a mdodofdilmminooqufle.' Gasoline mileage is more of a talking Eih_tthan an econgmy factor, _ % Check up and you will find that the difference between 17 and 19 miles a new Ford Vâ€"8 Harry Skidmore To / Pitch for Wildcats fmmm go“ii 'ua"x‘;i. f o ing a contender in the en baseball race this spring will upon three | sophomore pitchers all of whom have shown promise of deâ€" veloping: into first string hurlers. _ If this trio, composed of Fred Stromme,‘a right hander from C% erstown, N.D., Jack Kaufman, a | Leg O‘Lamb SWIFT‘S PREMIUM Ground Beeil Pot Roast of Bacon P Beef Tongut Plate Beef Lean Young Highland Meat Market 8 North Second Street Specials for Thufsdd.?fidly and Saturday WITH USUAL LOW DOWNâ€"PA V.8 CAR ON NEW UCG %4% i We cater‘to church, ainners at \*wholesale prices. L¢t us fill your order on | ~_â€" that next party. mmake a | Ford Vf} gives you more real quality er mile. . than 'Jd.pao-,m. No other |talking . car unde} $1645 has a Vâ€"8 engine. No @0 1 k c k .nricnflc‘.r%h.v‘l Centerâ€"Poise (Short legâ€"lo For For Fryi:ng gallon than $10 for a whole year‘s average Mriving (8400 miles at 18 cents « gallon}, Hereâ€"ate the big items that make the Ford the imost economical car: car $1645 l*’f‘ .8 engine. NO other 1 -pricocirihfi Centerâ€"Poise Riding, sife, sure mechanical brakes and Safety all around at no exm"eo.t. Round P Sliced Mote value !oflevbry dollar you pay. life. Slow depreciation. _ ‘:‘" dmo “ d.l' ‘Aighland P ’lgmcbm "Diep star, inue to display the f&rm they have shown to date the Wildeats sho 3bpinththigkof the championship.‘ [ "[In the oponlt:figm of the seaâ€" n’ against North Central college (thes three newcomers shared the t tching duties and yielded only two fit’; ) Delivery â€"â€"â€" Nâ€"PAYMENT, BUYS ANY NEW FORD i« PER MONTH FINANCE PLANS Phone Highland Park 1356 pkg. 17i¢ Ib. 19i¢ Ib. 12i¢ Ib. Ib. Ib. 24¢ and the 1936 PAGE FIVE 33