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Russell entertained her daughter end min-law in. and Mm. Wed Reynolds and non Skippy over the PM of July holiday. -o- Chief at police John DeSmidt has issued a warning to Highwood citi- um who are owners of dogs to hurry and apply for their dog 11- cenus. All 1940 dog license teen were due on July 1, and otneera will begin checking delinquents. hmily left In: weanuiir" Io} irc tron, where they visited relatives Siegmund Levarie Guest Conductor of Wilmette Concerts Siecmund Lev-tie, director of the University of Chicago Symphony Orchestra. will be guest conductor of the Illinois Symphony Orcheutn and Robert Spiro, hormone, will be tenured guest artist at the second concert of the fifth season of "Star- light Symphonies" It the Wilmette Amphitheatre on Wednesday eve- ning (July 17th). ' Doctor Lavarie, 26 years old, was born in Vienna and was graduated from the gymnasium in that city with highest honors. In 1988 he studied at Northwestern unimity. returning to Vienna to take his mn- sie degree " the Conservatory. In 1938 he was graduated with highest honors as Doetar of Philosophy from the Munie Historical Institute of Vienna. He came to the University of Chicago in the fall of the aame " conductor of the symphony or- chestra. While " the university, he founded the Collegian Mueiculn. a small vocal and instrumental group which specializes in Bach and pre- Bach chamber Innate. Robert Spiro, 22 ya! old Chicago- born North Side resident, was grad- uwed from the Marshall High school and the Central Y.M.C.A. college. During his scholastic career. he won soloist in numerous high school op- mttu nnd concerts. Me '1: solo- ist with the American (hues-t Or- eheatr- under Ralph Ciune in June, 1938. and append u featured art- ist with the University of Chic-go Symphony Ofelia-tn in Fehunry, 1989, singing I cant“- by the fam- ou: contemporary compo-er. Poul ‘E'E'E‘IU. "*0..- MP.. P": My: tnt? _Mrs.#B.A Pqtquepi gnd triots-aut-raged,,.,,',.,),'-". tetihtrt1roCyytrtysti, our; -i,udkiiaic%' GG. “on. Man. on. not. maniac-rnmwm "gt.dttttt.artttnttuir-msttt. 15!“waan mnhnd Piiiiiiiui ia." this... a! Mr.%iiiiGriaiG “E ”are“ Mrr.hmtuMtt-eearetumaagnat TmldtomusAneeus.sh-oat" 'et'""""""'""""""- Bmrttrth-x1ehniduqrnnotte ervietrrertrsht.namaruat- 'eheathrd-etheDtahrttsnha. hyalmndW'I. Manhunt: t-thetetoeyNrttte-s. We the “Iceman: de it}?! dengue: “3139 107.109 Cute)“. son 811th Avenue. NOE-71153;}; not not the wedding. Mr.andMts.BrunoBe-tinnd non named In: Sunday tram a week: viMtinsouthqmminoix Little Richard 011ml “I host to ,Pxnattte?tisfriemtsoettraturda, inhtmoruehi-etdbirtttdnr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lunardi of North avenue, Hithwood are the lam parent: of - Ion born Satur- day. July 6 It the Highllnd Park Hospim. Mr. and Mn. Sven Swendun have as their house neat this week Mr. Swendlen'l brother. Olav Swendlen of New York. Little Margaret. Betty and Bobby Carlson are spending several months with their Aunt Clan In Galena, The Cuore Arte Club members held their annual picnic In! Sun- day at the Madmen grove. It had been postponed from June 23. There were game: and refreshments. Conductor Levarie will open the concert with Mendelssohn’s "Italian” Symphony in A Major and continue with Beethoeen's Overture, "Uon- ore," Opus 72, No, 8. After the in- termission It. Spiro will sing Sunt- Saens' “Dense Khulna" with the orchestra and the famous aria, “Ed tu," from Verdi's opera, “The Masked Ball. The program will also include J o h n n n Strauss' waltz. “Roses the South," and Verdi's Overture to "The Sicilian Vespers." Mrs. A. Trout an Int Wednesday " kIndium. where she spent the wee . Hindemith. He won the Chicago Women's Musical club scholarship contest irl theft“ year. Rudy Kay to Meet Jim McMillen in Mein Event Friday After slugging and butting em opponent sent against him this sum mer into submiuion, rough Rudy Key is fimnly going to meet his match. This time Rudy my ttnd himself on the receiving end, for he's booked to wrestle Lake county's on great sports idol, "Big" Jim McMillen, in the mein event of the sixth all-stir heavyweight nut can] of the summer season in Pet's Open- nir Aren- " Grarslake, Fruity night, July 12. The Helium. Kay bout arias out of .tnstethintr of . feud which goe- back three yen; Mo. At that time Antioch Jim Ind Kay battled to I bloody draw in s so [dumb toe-to-toe slugging contest in the old Haunted House Arena " Bound A month ago the pair met gain. this time " Gnynlnkg. A near-riot Simloped when may Rudy mt berserk in tho ring 'Iluui'n; the promoter, the Mom. and the com- at tho and-WI] " I. would but. “all 600m. . “Hound noun gin-t hill-d u the but: Ina-aka, will up“ in the m - tho bmi. non-llh and - Dr. pg: In”, will. But 3-H. form Emu!“ Olympic III-vy- weight star, will nix with Cecil b Gill, Paeiite Coast. junior tight. tt-uhtasrsntmtreh-iem. Aaumultsduaneeo-tiedby - will be much“ much-mm Enlist Candidates For Naval Reserve Candidate: for the nah of mid- Ihipmn in the United Sun. Naval but" Bre being enlisted " the Naval Amen " the Poot of in!» dolph St, Chic-go, it In unnamed this week by Lieutenant-Cm-tder Elmer Curllon, USNB. "whim Acceptable undid-ta, he tr-) pl-ined, will he enlisted u appren- tice women in he New! We. They will be given so darn active duty abound . United State. navel man o' war. Upon completion of this cruise, andidam metttmttmtdod by the commending We" of the cruising ship will be lowed appoint. menu as midshiplnen, U. B. Novel Reserve, and ordered immediately to a tttree-months' come of a'n.tx- tion " a school ashore or ordered home at government expeme and placed on inactive duty to unit orders to such course " u later (lute. In this connection Lieutenant-Omg- mender Carl-on Idded, eonaideration will be given to completion of the candidate'- civilinn edueatiot-3f he is n student. native-born, unmarried, male citi- zens of the United State. batman the ages of 19 and " years. mm meet the stamina Navy phyniul requirements, and Inuit hue had two yearl' college eredit." 7 Sui-factory completion of the three months course will qualify the midshipman for n commission as Ensign in the Neval Reserve. New Regulations Meet Tourists to Canada and Mexico Due to w conditions, immigra- tion regulation. meeting touring traveling into or from 'he United coming more and more stringent. Persona traveling into Canadn or Mexico must hereafter produce birth eertMeatets or other positive evidence of idemtifieation in order to return to the United States, the Illinois Automobile club's (curing bureau reports Border tuathorities. will demand identiiUntiott of all Americans returning to this Coun- This new ruling in no way change- present Cunadisn end Mex- ieatt reguUtiomt governing entry of American citiuns into then coun- tries. C-mdinn and Mexico author- ities do not require that pan-ports be shown end Americeno wishing to visit end vocation in those countries nay ogntinue to do so without re- ntnint, as in the past, providing they hove the amt] idertttika- tion pupae. Mia-mm. ts-ee-rm-tMrs."..- “inhumdth'c-u’um- Vaughn-lulu".- uninhimdm qAfiaeot--hertt8r.) '--tattIAr-.-' Honor Democratic Women Delegates to National Convention Clnldiln citizens coming into this country will be required, while aliens of other nationalities desiring entry into the United Skates or Can- ad. must have passports. The only Mexican requirement for American. mooring dint country is I boarder pan, which may be Be- cured for We at the [mun Corn- state, 201 North Wetin m. Chi- can, irr " the lexical border. "Candidates," be stated, “must be Simillr positive ideestiheation for r.- Iiclitl. DAB! In". Am; 0.. distinguish-d mh‘ " the Mm will be In. lib- uhoth Conley, [kl-mend: NAM Committouomon from Illinois: In. Bury Goddard ' of Now York; In. Burton W. Inner of Utah, and In. Cumin. O'Dar, Conn.“- ,rxtertatt-at-uN. of - York. Guest; m'mou welcome. Bun- ntions mu be nude " the hum otBee, 225 N. Hichiqn Mm _ _ Prom Sand-y. July 14, and throughout the convention, hud- quutcn will he maintained " the Suwan- hotel by the Notion-l We of Woman 1nrtom,methartem- hon on duty to (not visitors And to explain the league's position on the planks it will present to the Rea- olntions committee of the conven- tion. Following up its work It the ne- publicnn eortvmtt5on when it Pre- tented planks on the work ”-th In government and tseientitk taritt making, the Nation-l league will make a plea for inclusion of the lame subjects in the platform here. Lake County Farmers Save About $7,800 In New Legislation Farmers in Lake county will save about $7,800 a year u n malt of 1ebslatiort just enacted by Congress meeting mutant noel on Federal land bank and Land Bunk Commu- slaner lama. The temporu-y rate of 8% percent on ihat mortgage land bank loans will be continued for two you: end- ing June 80, 1942. During this pe- riod the interest rate on tirat and second moms. Land Bunk Com- miaoioner loans will he reduced from 4to3%pezeent.LaasdBHtk_ed commissioiter loam were originally written " contact "be: turning tstt1rutspesrett. --e- _ A At pgéoent shout 103 Luke county No Better Time Than Right Now to Cheék Your Printing Requirements The Highland! Park press PRINTING "North Shore's Union Shop" 538 Canal A!“ PI. It“ Put list Let us contribute to your sussess with Needs Now! Order Your “nonhuman-u.- -Fr.t.tH.ametntb_. Maw-chum 1tutt"g."d',gl%ttgt “yuan-smug "r GOOD Printing -mmu&uhww~“ 11eeet.2eee11eetrAtliaGVG ‘. _ u. qattre_eudt.te_V - “5W” magnum-nah.- tto-ste-Ad-ie.. mutual-Mumum-bwhhb' "tMt22"ggN mmmmuum, Om“ A.'hh'l'Sdhr.u'lNe"ff."rdt 'rt', Nt.", f"1'ndltt mummmtm A%iiiriGariGaaiiiu.lioert'eD-u. "mi-10h tgguetiSu'll,uT,tgl"tt'1e"f" pg,tgf,gM,tgd..""'"" RedC all In "rt-ttsat-r-eu-Ito-l"'",",',",""",? dwthnuuthnkd-ymuiznhm 9nd WMAB‘MMQ with tho unit at m chunk. cham- ud thu- luvo not. In”. for the Mt of debt princi- pal. or to nut noon-nary owning and living mun," Go Black said. . 7 “Ion, and on in“ than. will that In Mocha in than“ ”myth-inc m, tPnetltthw, beth industry ha “dam", aid also wi11ttelrinar-mtomtmtNem [Mug that)“; and “feta-I'd ' own-hip." The Summer Plny group " the "Y" is gutting its second term 1nd . . . Thath the way you will feel on washday if you send your laundry to Skokie Valley. FAMILY FINISH DELUXE The Meat laundry service anilnble nnywhare. Everything beau.- tifully hand Bniahed numbed when needed, mended with iGiGii uwod on. " 1u.-tmehadtrt. 4 III. of weld-8 slip-rd. O “I. in 'mee.81." and: nddlthmtat pond at urn-ling - ...-.............._.._. .3. M “a! pond cl an M w-.-.-.---.-----'.'.-'. " Shirts handahtUhod " no aided din-:0. 10%dhuultlyhkd'uallolwuh STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS CATALOGS ENVEIDPES SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY As Free As A Faun Phortemgh%tdPhrh88M 'f,) 'e, . a e _ Anyone thu_rrtethre-t9d- hing-kWh“. B-rfrsqnehttotatth."Y"uU. lubddou‘l'nodnydmud evening. Mmafl'opoulm for the evening clan. Dre-mk- in; And Win man - derrtudiroetitmoeMra.b-Nietw o1nmtofth.Ward-BehntmteelV The evening than M It , o'clock. Begum now by culling B. P. 675.