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America‘s ranking trainersâ€"the top salaried men of the paddocks who dominate the country‘s stake racesâ€"will gather here for Arlingâ€" ton Park‘s 30â€"days meeting which apens next Monday, June 27. They will come from the swank eastern meetings in New York, Delaware and New England, from Detroit and Kentucky, to meet the aces of the western training corps at Chicago‘s No. 1 racing grounds. The men who prepare the prize horses for the millionaire sportsâ€"â€" men, those who make famous a one or two horse stable, and all those with ranking in between, &re among them. ° They will come from the north and the south and from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific slope. A good sized smattering will move to Arlington Heights from Crete. Arlington Park To Open Monday For 30 Day Meeting Noted trainers such as "Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons, conditioner of Belair Stud, Wheatley Stable and the Ogden Phipps string; J. W. "Big Jim" Healy, the genial Celt, trainer for the extensive John Hay stable; George Conway, who hanâ€" dles War Admira land other thorâ€" oughbreds of Samuel D. Riddle‘s establishment will saddle their charges some time during the 30â€" days of racing. â€" ‘Then too, Earl Sande, trainer of Stagehand and The Chief, star 8â€"yearâ€"olds of Col. Maxwell Howâ€" ard, has notified officials of the jockâ€" ey club that he plans to campaign during the meeting. Charles S. Howard‘s Stable, headed by Seabisâ€" cuit, War Admiral‘s "archâ€"enemy" for championship honors, trained by Tom Smith, will be there under charge of the conditioner. Dick Handlen, trainer of Dauber, William .du Pont‘s winner of the Pimlico, will also supervise trainâ€" ing activities of his boss‘ string at the north course. From the Coast, Ben Jones, trainâ€" er of Larwin, Kentucky Derby winâ€" mer, plans to head east to Arlingâ€" ton. Larwin has been named to go in the $30,000 added Arlington Classic on July 23. The Classic is the leading summer season stake and attracts the best in the land. Emerson F. Woodward‘s chief of thoroughbreds, John J. Flanigan, will bring the Valdina string over from Crete. Others coming from that track will be: Ben Creech, Jack Hodgins, who handles the western division of Millsdale Stable; Paul Kelley, Clarence E. Davison, A .G. Woodman, conditioner of Leo Marks‘ LeMar Stock Farm; A. G. Tarn, S. B. Ott, Howard Wells, the xeteran Roscos, Goose, who handles John Marsch‘s stable, and a score or more of others. Heading the powerful western stables will be Frank Kearns, trainâ€" er of Warren Wright‘s Calumet Farm; Bob McGarvey, of Mrs. Ethel V. Mars‘ Milky Way Farm; J. J. Greelet, trainer for Patrick NaSgh‘s Shandon Farm; Willism Booth of Mrs. Emil Denemark‘s racing farm, and D. A. Headley, nephew of owner Hal Price Headley. Golfing Events at Exmoor During Week Tuesday was Ladies‘ Guest Day at the Exmoor Country club. Thursâ€" day the Acushnet Sales company demonstrated their driving machine. Friday afternoon the Ladies‘ Bridge elub met. And Saturday night the usual dinner dance will be held. Last Saturday, J. O. Giles topped all the rest in the A and B class. In the C and D class, the lead was held by R. K. O‘Hara of 291 Cedar avenue, Highland Park. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday "HER JUNGLE LOVE" RNC Hidas Inokiy ROSIY 1 *hexnnieonos . Td Swamers* Saturday (Matinee and REvening) Sun.â€"Mon.â€"Tues.â€"Wed. (Sun. continuous 2 to 11) June 26â€"27â€"28â€"29 * .c To Thats of Raperience" LATRST PATRE NEWE â€"_" .‘ . _ * onmnnith gpi pioe 4 mt ie d inie prst, cce "MAD ABOUT MUSICY" oc aucyion riltoned, arooin Pefbied DIONNE QUDFTUPLETS â€" "Guintlsad." PATBHE SPORTSCOPE â€" White THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988 Next Week : DOCTOR RHYTTHM, ‘JOY Of LIYVINGI! ‘FOOLA POR SCANDAL OUR GANG sowaiy AMiLâ€"F Boar n it Wiark Ticakh cbouks PICTORIAL REVIEW We. 5. UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS "r'l]fii_'.-' | _ ADVENTURE â€" _ "8) o. o m Abisotons Aékn . *****~ "ARSENE LUPIN RETURNS" â€"Friday COMEDY â€" "Besr Frct." CARTOON â€" "Out of the Inkwell." "LATBST METROTONE NEWS (Continued from Page 1) _ the rest and wash rooms there will be a locker room and shower reoom. Here on the ground floor, too, will be an individual exercise room. This room probably will be fitted out with mats, rowing machine, stall bars, chest weights, medicine balls, punchâ€" ing bag and other individual exerâ€" cise equipment. Here small condiâ€" tioning classes can be held, and inâ€" dividuals may work out by themâ€" selves if they so wish. Then there is planned a squash court (singles) and a handball court. These rooms will be available for a small rental fee. ‘The heating plant is on this floor. Also, if present plans can be carâ€" ried out, there will be space under the gymnasium for future rooms and activities. A rifle range could be installed in this space, among other things. However, the development of the space under the gymnasium eannot be planned now on account of lack of f’;nda More Details About Community House Floor Layâ€"Out The men and women who are helpâ€" ing to plan for your future Comâ€" munity Center want to get for Highâ€" land Park the best there is in such a center. They are definitely planâ€" ning with an eye for the future. Space has been provided for future growth; rooms have been planned for multiâ€"use; needless and costly corridors have been largely done away with, and the location of the site has been carefully studied. They welcome suggestions for the betterâ€" ing of the plans, and should you have any suggestions please cal} Mr. G. Scheuckenpfiug (Mr. X), at 858 or 2692, secretary of the buildâ€" The Community House architects are: Raymond W. Flinn, W. D. Mann and John S. Van Bergen. 858 ing PHARMACISTS Corner Central and St. Johns Ave. Highland Park, IIL You‘ré in for a real thrill the first time you pay us a visit. ror{-'lllflhuool-l ar oo raares ay. ever drafts, of course, bat a tlokn, committee To nhxmm éo.‘- inâ€"enjoy true air u-d;u:hgthnhtm NoT ? Earl W. Geell & Co. RTSCOPE â€" White Magic" Jume 30, July 1 June 22â€"23â€"24 Softball and volley ball enthusiâ€" asts will have plenty of opportunity to witness games this summer, acâ€" cording to recreation leaders on the Highwood project. There are three softball leagues and a volley ball league comprising a total of 280 peoâ€" ple. Games will be held on the Oak Terrace grounds, the North avenue field, Deerfield and Highland Park. ‘The following teams have entered the Senior Softball league: Innoâ€" cenzi, Innocenzi, manager; Minoriâ€" ni Bakery, Sam Lenzini, manager; Parenti, Parenti, manager; East Side Merchants, Murphy, manager; Young Men‘s Club, Willie Vole, manâ€" ager; Highwood Flashes, Tom Mazâ€" zetti, manager, and Deerfield with Edwin Meier, manager. Volley Ball And Softball Leagues Formed In Highwood ‘The following teams are entered in the girls softball league: Bert‘s Rec. Girls, Emma Bjork, captain; Ermine Cleaners Girls, Joan Raâ€" basse, captain; Joe Boaks North Chicago Girls, Waukegan Ramblers and Worthington‘s Rec. Girls, Zion Rec. Girls, Zion, IIl. The Junior Softball league is made T HE PR BAS up of the following teams: Giants, “m;'" optinl, mankee, Loxg, manager; James Magee, manager; Bruins, Ar-' thur Dickleman, manager; Pirates, Edward Possini, manager; White Sox, D°$mk Bsuusnl. manager; Tigers, Walter Stapechi, manager, and the All Stars, Frits Calderelli. manager. The Men‘s Volleyball league conâ€" sists of the following teams: Highâ€" wood, Johnny Schaffer, captain; North Chicago, Joe Boake, captain; and the Waukegan Y .M. C. A. team. Libertyville and Zion will soon add a team to the league. Volleyball games will be played at the Oak Terrace school grounds, Foss Park, North Chicago, and Waukegan. ‘The Highland Park street departâ€" ment have been busily engaged durâ€" ing the past week in "painting the town red" so to speak. New diagâ€" onal parking lines have been painted on the streets and fire hydrants have been undergoing a new coat of paint, also. New Parking Lines In Business District The National Association of Cost Accountants is holding their nineâ€" teenth International Cost Conferâ€" ence in Chicago this week. Mr. Edw. Krueger, 263 Woodland road, chairâ€" man of the entertainment committee and a past president of the Chicago chapter, says: International Cost Conference Being Held In Chicago "‘Control of industrial costs‘ will be the theme of this year‘s conâ€" wention. No subject is of more conâ€" cern to industrial accountants in this period of stiff price competition than control and reduction of the cost of producing and distributing goods. Today cost accountants are vitally interested in cost control problems and have developed budâ€" getry control, standard costs and similar methods to aid them in this field. ‘The application of these modâ€" ern methods in controlling the varâ€" ious elements of the costs of manâ€" ufacturing, selling, and administerâ€" ing will be discussed at lengths in this conference." 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