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ird becoming a voluntary "civâ€" 1" contemplated S. Defense proâ€" ore Hiking club nterested to beâ€" important that Ith, ifâ€"we don‘t over for anyone with o2 more â€" Dundee road, d Route 59A to rer.. From: here along the ea«t ough the woods tal of 7% miles and water foul. id Park hikers oscoe and Miss r further inforâ€" ie hikes call H. * "over."~ Thei s or dues, an ed by the Izaa orth shore. per ted in the stud d would join th r new#reel hous at Madison nea in a cityâ€"wide erettes, cashiers TODAY, are of right, and colorâ€" ected by a broad is of intelligence ts and awarded n A. Stryker en y dinner on Sun m arl uy Re t e n ho usys Al oo > o rinanages a good hiker es beauties for more for a Sunâ€" 1 in the: afterâ€" ore Hiking club Highlandâ€"Park I‘s pharmacy at stume she will in honor of th v of their sot mber of the all e TODAY th« ruary 20, 1941 ikes® _ ned By > ore Hikers Believing that a milk council comâ€" posed of organizations and individâ€" vals who have an interest in the subject of milk. would be desirable, the Illinois League of Women Votâ€" ers called a meeting on Monday, ‘ February 17, to discuss its estabâ€" [ ~~ Mitk, because of its need for speâ€" cial handling and because of the fact that it is a product almost f without a substitute for household ‘ use, is a goods whose production and â€" marketing has more than ordinary â€" public interest, says Mrs. Mauri ‘ Pollak â€"of â€" Highland â€"Park, nt‘sz: _ | â€"chairman of the Economic Welfare â€"*‘ B ~Department of the Illinois league, . in the letter of invitation to attend ; the meeting. The following organâ€" izations as well as interested indiâ€" __§ viduals were included: Hllinois P.â€"T. § A., Federation of Women‘s clubs, ; cies, Illinois Home Bureau, lllinois e Medical society, Illinois Dental soâ€" ¢ _ ciety, Chicago Association of Comâ€" § merce, Conference Against High At a recent meeting of the Highâ€" wood Tavern association it â€" was voted that a donation of $25 be made: to the â€" Highwood District Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Robert Saiâ€" elli, treasurer of the association called on Mr. Otto F. Fisher, finance chairman of the Highwood District and turned this amount over to him. _ The District ‘committee is very grateful to this organization for their generous contribution and exâ€" Presses their thanks to this assoâ€" tiation.. They have at all times supâ€" t;rted nationally recognized organâ€" tions and are proud of the Boy Scouts of Highwood. . The Highwood Tavern associaâ€" tion has also contributed $25 to the Highwood Girl Scouts. Mrs. Elmer Carlson, captain of the troop and the Girl ,Scout appreciate this donâ€" Ation very much, â€" _ Highwood Tavern & Owners Vote Gifts â€" _ _ ... To Scout Groups the public â€"8.â€"Toâ€"promoteâ€"mutual â€" underâ€" standing among groups represented on ‘the council: â€" farmer, dealer, worker, and consumer. _ 4. To insure adequate represenâ€" tation of all interested groups on price fixing boards and . 5. To consider proposed legislaâ€" tion affecting milk. e â€"6.â€" To disseminate information to 1. To serve as a clearing house of activities of the member organâ€" izations concerned with milk. 2. To study the administration of all public agencies dealing with milk. s f S Cost of Living, Milk Drivers union, Inside Dairy Workers union, Illinois Agricultural association, Pure Milk association, Milk Distributors assoâ€" ciation, and others. Sp=rAlAek As tentative aims of the organâ€" ization Mrs. Pollak lists the followâ€" ing : 4 Thursday, February 20, 1941 ud 8t th er Illinois League Of > Women Voters Hold Milk Council Feb. 17 Mrs. G. K.~Hardacre, Pub. ~~â€"â€"Previousâ€"to â€"his â€" latestâ€" work, â€"Mr. Yutang wrote the popular book, "Moment In Pekin." This has reâ€" ceived great praise and: the author has used this laudation as an inspiâ€" ration to write a new and equally as delightfulâ€"a book. His latest writing is aptly entitled "With Love and Irony." As one has said in sumâ€" marizing this new creation of Yuâ€" tang‘s: " . . . the wise and merry Chinese philosopher offers here more remarks ~and glances about â€" the world> and itsâ€" peolpe, East and peopleâ€"of Chinese â€"and their hardâ€" hips; I ge and with hisâ€" refreshing writing techâ€" nique, he philosophizes. There is no doubt in my mind that Mr. Yutang E. A. Schneider of Fort Sheridan will be a guest of the local Chess club al.:x;sday evening. Mr. Schneiâ€" der who is a recruit at Fort Sheriâ€" dan was attracted by the Chess problem appearing in THg HicHâ€" LAND PARK PRESS, and inquired into the possibility of attending a meetâ€" ing of the club. w .t%wder’s attention from what is betng said to the less effective means of how it is being said! These are the only faults that I have to find. Excluding these defects, I think that "With Love and Trony" is commendable and worthy of readâ€" ing if one honestly wishes to know what a Chinese writer thinks. This book is not "hot off of the press." Rather, it is about a month old and therefore it has had a fair amount of time to mellow and to beâ€" come established. I think that Mr. Yutang could have presented: his unreserved opinions with more subâ€" tility. He is quite frank in this book and I think that he could have been far more effective if he had gone about his vivid writing casually and unobstrusively. Sometimes he tries too hard .to shock his readers, and the result is that he tends to divert "With Love and Irony" is a book of short essays, sketches, and satires with a biting wit about them. Mr. Yutang discusses a wide range of subjects in the pages of his book. Truly "With Love and Irony" is a conglomeration of written mental impressions gleaned from the keen observations that he has made. He cleverly knits his many ideas toâ€" gether and turns out a highly readâ€" ableâ€"book. â€"After one reads "With Love and Irony," one has a pretty clear opinion of Lin Yutang, the man. In short then the book is nothing more ‘than an enjoyable presentation â€"of. one man‘s beliefs about this peculiar world and its peculiar people. â€"â€"â€" > #> is a teacher,° He is the kind of teacher, however, who can make one observe and learn with little effort. This I think requires skill, and Lin Yutang has it. _ 3 *A Many prominent writers have praised Lin Yutang,. All of them agree that Mr. Yutang has a mesâ€" sage that should be received by all thinking people. ' & 2901 pages. Reviewed by Whitt N. Schultz. m BEST SELLERS "With Love and Irony"*‘ by Lin Yutang Chess Clup T HE PR E3 S The musician will appear in Highland Park for the first time as the fourth featureâ€"ofâ€"thisâ€"season‘s North Shore Series in the auditorâ€" iumâ€" of the Highland Parkhigh school. The famed "Elman tone" and the charm and dignity of the artist‘s musical approach have enâ€" deared him to an entire generation of concertgoers in this country, and it is an exceptional opportunity which will be afforded the North Shore‘s music enthusiasts when he appears in this community. â€" _ â€" Mr. Elman‘s program in Highland Park will include the Handel D maâ€" jor sonata, Beethoven‘s Kreutzer sonata, the Mendelssohn concerto in E minor, and four shorter numbers by Chopin, Defalla, Wieniawski, and "Mr,. Elman‘s violin technique has always been noted forvits ability to captivate any audience, old or young, musically inexperienced or familiar with the finest artistry," the â€"sponsors stated. "Add to this the fact that this Highland Park program will be composed of numâ€" bers which are familar and comâ€" pletely enjoyable and it will be seen that this recital should appeal to every one." *= * "A program for everyone" is the way in which sponsors of the North Shore seties this week characterized the coming recital by Mischa& Elman, concert violinist, who will appear in Highland Park on March 4. Mischa Elman To Appear Here Mar. 4 On N. S. Series Best Wishes To Our Customers on Washington‘s f Birthday, February 22 > Skokie Valley Laundry and ask about our weekâ€"end special Just Call 3310 People who do not hold season subscriptions : to the North Shore Series will, nevertheless, be able to obtain tickets for this single event. In order to secure chuice locations, they should be ordered now from the ‘Treasure Chest, 390 Central Ave., Highland Park. The telephone number is H. P. 3099. _Cooking on an Indian: Trading Post miles from the nearest store and why it calls for ingenuity. Also, prizeâ€"winning recipes and helpful household hints, in the Housewife‘s Food Almanack â€" the increasingly popular feature in the American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week‘s Sunday Chicago Heraldâ€"American. Brahms. His accompanist will be Leopold Mittman, gifted pianist. DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING 322 N. First St. Phone 77 ~â€"â€"_‘_ Auto Repainting Cold Frame and Axle Straightening Body and Fender Repairing 21 41 +4