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With foreign affairs so spot-light- ed these days, the Highland Park League of Women Voters will de- vote its regular monthly meeting day -Wednesay, April 16, at 1:30, " the Y.W.C.A.-to discussing the study program of the Department of Government and ForeignzPolicy. Mrs. Louis Haller, head of the de- partment, will conduct the meeting with discussion covering the United States' responsibility in world af- fairs, mistakes made after the last war and reasons for the U. S. as- You are cordially invited to visit your hospital from time to time. In- spect this and other new equipment which has been added in recent years. Min Marjorie Ibsen, Superin- tendent, will arrange for your inspec- tion. The Board of Trustees urges you to become acquainted with the modern facilities here maintained for your use. Women Voters League Study Foreign Policy A new automatic dumb waiter, in- stalled by Otis Elevator Company connects the kitchen on Level A with the diet kitchens on the first and second floors. The transportation of food is expedited by this modern, mechanical waiter. A hand-operated, 23-year-old dumb waiter, has been displaced. Install Cylinder Washer, Extractor, and Dumb Waiter. Invite Inspection Within the past few weeks the Highland Park Hospital has replac- ed three pieces of out-worn equip- ment with new and modern machin- cry. A washing machine, in oper- ation since the hospital was built, lino ally wore itself out through 23 years of daily use. Now installed is a large double compartment cylinder wash- er. It has a direct-drive which elim- inates overhead shutting and pulleys, and is of larger capacity than the one it supplants. An extractor has likewise been installed to take the' place of the out-dated, uneconomical extractor formerly used. These new machines are of 40 per cent more capacity than the old and operate much more efficiently. The increased occupancy of the hospital with its attendant increase in laundry work make these two installations doubly important. H.P. Hospital Gets Modern Equipment 26 N. SHERIDAN ROAD SEND LOVELY The Sweetest Way to Remember w mm. 1.41 FLOWERS ttPitt' Williams Florist N. SHERIDAN ROAD PHONE H. P. 350 We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere The other departments of the League will be recognized this month by having separate days devoted to their respective program. On Mon- day, April 14, League" should so to the Highland Park Library " 1:30 ito hear Mrs. Lee Supple leading the discussion on the Department of Economic Welfare's program with particular emphasis on milk hous- ing, and consumer's interests. Then on Wednesday, April 23, Mrs. Marc Law will not only open her notebook to lead the discussion on the subject of “15,000 Taxing Units and Their Elections and OiBcers," but also opens her home at 27 N. Linden Ave. at 10:30 am. She will serve coffee to those bringing sandwiches. and continue the meeting following lunch- eon. Mrs. Walter Laves, past president of the Hyde Park League, will handle one aspect of the discussion. She is the wife of Prof. Walter Lave: of the University of Chicago's Politi- cal Science Department, who so ruc- ceuiully spoke at the annual League meeting last year. He has been heard by many when he has participated in the University of Chicago Round Table of the Air. sunning leadership after this one, problems faced in world cooperation for peace and, finally, should the Department of Government and For- eign Policy change or modify its program in view of the world crisis. Mrs, Gilbert K. Hardarce, Chairman of Publicity for the Highland Park League. Mom THE PRESS l The Hospital is glad to pace its facilities " the dismal of these physicians and the young men who are candidates for defense training, and provide mother important mm- munity use of the institution. Fort Sheridan officers, and the1 Sixth Corps urea. were entertlinedl Highwood Service Center Is Opened For the put "veral weeks the Highland Park Hoopitll ha been cooperating with the doeton of the local draft board by providing ex- amining rooms for drlfteel. To date 85 young men, " from the full south portion of Luke County, have lad their examinations u the hospital. A week ego last Sunday, so were ex- amined; on Wednesday, April A 15 were token are of, and Int Sunday, 40 more drefteel were examined. Drs. G. Q. Grady, J. H. Lundstrom, C. R. Sugden, and W. L. Winters comprise the group of examining physicians. Hospital Provides Examining Rooms LEISURE JACKETS 100% Virgin All Wool SANFORIZED SHRUNK U mouditiomd Guarantee Made of Fine Count Broadcloth Collar Guaranteed to OutWear Life of Shirt . . . LIFE white shirts Camel, Natural and Green $5.00 - $7.00 GA RN ETT'S $1.55 2 for $3.00 MEN'S STORE Center “I opened Saturday for the enlisted men of the poet, and the aim were Invited on the weed- in; day to inspect the club roam. and the various width. that have been planned for the young soldiers. It is being nuintained by the Highwood Defense Comminion. headed by Dr. N. C. Ri-jord. " . tea It 4:30 o’clock [at Friday afternoon u the H'uhwood Service Center. as “my avenue. The WEEK-EN D SPECIAL We Deliver HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY Easter Egg Center Neoselrode Egg in Chocolate lee Cream UM" Ynur'l Today! autumn Phone 4100