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The following awards were made at the annual children‘s parade at the American Legion carnival on Friâ€" day evening: _ _ _ Hold Annual Parade At Legion Carnival Funniest Girl: Dolores Strong (Aunt Jemiâ€" _ ma), Carol Jacobson (Clown). _ _ _ hss _E"A_;'i LV Aâ€"'IT.: ";â€"'â€" Cleverest : mt Olson __m Thet" orme + fi Dearteid Post Ne 238, 3t" Rmerican Legion _ __ CaRNIVAL _ 0 Wakanugs (Hovie). Job‘s Daughters, a national orâ€" ganization of young women, whose membership requires Masonic affiliaâ€" tion, hold their annual Supreme Sesâ€" sion at the Hotel Sherman Tuesday, August 27 to Friday, August 30, inâ€" clusive. The session opens at 4 p.m. Tuesday with a reception to supreme officers at the "House on the Roof" of the Sherman hotel. Business sesâ€" sion at 9 a.m. Wednesday with adâ€" dress of welcome by Mayor Edward J. Kelly. Dignitaries of the Masonic and Eastern Star orders will speak, followed by Mrs. Hazel Nickerson, grand guardian, and Mrs. Helen Widman, past honored Queen of Betbel No. 16, O.J.D. Clarinetists: Glors Barrett and Ruth Marie Job‘s Daughters to Hold Session in Chicago, Aug. 27â€"30 J?::"ln. W. A. Tennermann, Mrs. C. A. lolf, Mrs. F. C. Ritter. Parade chairman: Mrs. Raymond Goodman. The formation of the "Living Cross" by a chorus of 250 Job‘s Daughters is an outstanding feature of Wednesday morning. In the aftâ€" ernoon a business session for deleâ€" gates, while local daughters are hosâ€" tesses to visiting members on tours. A banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesâ€" day is followed by dancing in the and Donald Ott ("Sweethearte"), Marjorie Zl:‘_gl-g and Evelyn Mau (OIthud WA _ No waiting % for water to s heat with an Helps get the washing on the line before Qan The water is always ready when you are, at the temâ€" perature you want it. No stair climbing! No burner lighting! No delay! Not only for the laundry but also for the kitchen and bath . . . an abundance of clean, hot water any hour of the day or night for every member of the family, merely by turnâ€" ing the tap! venience at once and enjoy it for years to come at an operâ€" ating cost of only a few cents a day. AUTOMATIC GAS WATER NORTH SHORE See Your Master Cooperating Plumber or 1.7. ane egerges,, || * paemfina mor, HEATER ness session at 9 a.m. and at 6:30 pan. the Present and Rast Queens dinner,: followed by . competitive drills and entertainment by Bethel Daughters and De Molyas. Guarâ€" dians luncheon on Friday preceded and followed by business session. Inâ€" stallation of supreme officers at 8:30 Mrs. Lee F. Supple, Mrs. Jas. O. Clarke, chairman of Government and Economic Welfare of the Highland Park League of Women Voters, and Mrs. Maurice A. Pollak, who holds the same position in the State league, recently spent a day studyâ€" ing the milk situation in the Chicago Milk Shed. A large dairy farm was visited, a milk collecting dept inâ€" spected, and a luncheon symposium on the subject of milk production and distribution was held. Bethel No. 56, Deerfleld, II1., Mrs. Adele Johnson, 1968 Sherman Ave., Northbrook, guardian. Women Spend Day in Chicago Studying Milk Situation The committee will follow up with a visit to a pasteurization plant and a conference with the Federal Milk Market Administrator. This fall Mrs. Clarke‘s Departâ€" ment of Government and Economic Welfare plans a study course conâ€" sisting of several mornings of round table discussion on the subjects of Consumer interest, such as an (1) adequate state food, drug, and cosâ€" metic law, (2) health insurance, (3) wages and living standards, and (4) housing and city planning. Released on Bond Following Assault On Two Policemen Wallace Loverin Clark, 39, 276 Cedar avenue, was released on bond Monday and bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, as the result of an attack with a pistol on three Highland Park policemen. Police officers James Berube and Jack Ohlwein responded to a call to Clark‘s home Monday morning about 1:40 o‘clock in answer to a disturbance call. When the two enâ€" tered the residence Clark hid beâ€" hind the front door, took the officers by surprise and seized theit guns. While holding the guns, Officer Beâ€" rube‘s gun was accidentally disâ€" charged, but no one was hit. Hearing the shot, Policeman Lehr who was waiting outside in the squad car, rushed into the house. As he entered the door, the police say that Clark fired a shot at Lehr, which missed. Lehr threw himsel{ at Clark, knocked him to the floor, and with the aid of the other two officers, disarmed him. Clark who is a real estate broker, has resided in Highland Park since Two Highland Park children were victims of dog bites last week, acâ€" cording to police records. Kathleen Bishop, 10, of 1876 Burton avenue, reported being bitten by a dog ownâ€" ed by R. K. O‘Hara, 291 Cedar aveâ€" nue, August 5. The dog was taken to the Paley Kennels for 10 days observation. Two Children Are Bitten by Dogs Billy Rosenbaum, six, of 139 Raâ€" vinia court was the second victim being bitten by a dog owned by Tony Fontana, 389 Roger Williams avenue. The dog was taken to the Butterworth Kennels for observaâ€" tion. Show Best July Sales in Lincoln Zephyr History Lincolnâ€"Zephyr sales last month were the highest for any July in the history of the car, and were the best for any nwonth since June, 1937, it was announced today at the Ford Motor ccmpany offices here. The total was 2,400 units. SELF SKIRT Chailk your hem the easy profesâ€" sional way. buibâ€"and mark an 60 seconds! Takes Orders also taken for Pinking Shears memory, or perhaps it was the heat, after parking his car in the busiâ€" ness section of Highland Park last Friday. Returning to the spot where he thought he had left the vehicle, he was amazed to find it missing and called the local police to inform Report Car Stolen; Owner Suffers * Lapse of Memory them of his loss. He then returned to Highwood. MA short time later» the car "@° | was attended at the Highland found, yes in the same location, hospital by Dr. Lundstrom. tmbushorithn .:n St. Johns avi.- nue, but not on tral avenue in front of Pease drug store as he Northwestem Ltd. thought, but in back of the pharâ€" Added to Local macy. _ o _ The Highwood police were notiâ€" TE&]II Schedule fied that the car had been found by | The Northwestern Limited, the local officers, who in turn adâ€" vised the local boys to hold the car until its owner was able to call for it. Fort Sheridan, II1. (A.P.) â€" A $300,000 building program is proâ€" jected at Fort Sheridan to relieve over â€" crowded conditions brought about by the upswing in army enâ€" listments. 29 New Buildings For Fort Sheridan At present the WPA is carrying on a $200,000 building program at the fort due for completion next June. Bids for the new construction, which will include the erection of 29 structures in all, will be opened Auâ€" gust 21. Work must be completed in three months. The current roster of regular forces at the fort is 3,690 men and 200 officers. Present accommodations were designed for 2,000 men and 94 officers. Hold Party Tonight ‘The Junior members of the Italâ€" ian Women‘s Prosperity club will meet Thursday evening at eight o‘clock in Labor Temple. Helen Minorini, social chairman, is in charge of the evening‘s entertainâ€" wow...10 YEAR GUARANTEE °KB > H1IORLANXR sPARLEL â€"PREL8 A GUARANTEE MADE POSSIBLE BECAUSE ONLY THE CGAS REFRIGâ€" ERATOR FREEZEs FITH NO MOYFING Axel Olson, 1229 â€"Pleasant avenue, was injured Monday when his car sollided with another car driven by Joe Laxxaretto, 158 N. Second street, on South Green Bay road. ‘for a year of activeâ€"service with Axel Olson Hurt tos a year of sctiveâ€"sertice w | Youth Who Escaped â€" # In Car Collision from the War department. From Reform School Axel Olson, 1229 â€"Pleasant avenue, | _ He reported for duty Aug, 12 to was injured Monday when his car mmuwa..ugflx'&m Surrenders to Police sollided with another car driven by | Ordnance district, and rank as Joe Laxxaretto, 158 N. Second | an active officer from May 26, 1940.| Herschel Parker, 17 year old Olson, driving south, was attemptâ€" ing to pass another car going in the same direction driven by Mrs. Louise Arnswald, 656 Bob o‘Link road, when his bumper hooked the Arnswald car bumper, causing Olâ€" son to collide with the north bound car. Olson sustained cuts over his right eye and his right cheek. He was attended at the Highland Park hospital by Dr. Lundstrom. The Northwestern Limited, train number 405 of the Northwestern line for St. Paulâ€"Minneapolis has been added to Highland Park train service. It now makes a daily flag stop in this city at 11:36 p.m. (C. S.T.) to receive revenue passengers for Eau Clair and beyond. Notice to stop must be given the local ticket agent before 10 p.m. (C.S.T.) Full particulars may be had from the ticket agent. Lieut. F. W. Parker Called to Service Washington (Special) â€" Second Lieut. 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Adult Education Offers Classes in M French and Spanish Advertise in the PRESS Free Adult Education classes in French and in Spanish are starting now in Highland Park, at the Pubâ€" lic library, according to the followâ€" ing schedule: Monday, from 1:45 p.m. to 4:4 p.m. Tuesday, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Thursday, from 1:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Gaston Aillaud, an experienced teacher, is in charge of these classes. Special attention is drawn to the fact that besides the need of the Spanish language in business, or for traveling in Mexico and South America, the study of that language is now part of the New Defense Steal Two Suits From Section House Thieves entered the section house, just north of Elm Place some time Tuesday afternoon, and took two suits belonging to Santas Rodâ€" rieyeze, a section hand, according to a statement made by him to the Highland Park police. 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