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Jullan J. iuâ€" exâ€" John Maselter Mm Chapâ€" America Pirst Comâ€" ter Union _ mittee To Study Spanish At Relations Class e m PP ETT Alderman Paul H. Norman Thomas Douglas _ _ _ _ _ _ Affirmative _ > > 0 > Negative Dean W. F. Clarke Prof. M. C. Krueger De Paul Univ. Univ, of Chicago College of Law s S Affirmative A preâ€"season meeting of the North Shore International Relaâ€" tions class, conducted by Mrs. David H. Cahn of Glencoe, will be held Tuesday, Sept. 9, at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Peter Bloch, 873 Greenwood avenue, Glencoe. Plans will be formulated for the year‘s program at the meeting. i After each debate an hour will be given to the audience in which questions may be asked. x .‘The following is the schedule of speakers: _ _ Under the auspices of the Chiâ€" eago Institute for Public Debate a series of four debates will be held at Orchestra hall next week at 8 p. m. The title of the debates will be "War or Peace." Affirmative speakers are interventionists and negative speakers are nonâ€"interâ€" ventionists. "Review: 1941â€"42 Preview" will be the subject under informal conâ€" sideration at this time as a forward for future discussion of subjects of timeliness and importance on the international horizon. Plans For Season Class members and interested friends are welcome to attend this meeting and to participate in plans for the new season. Spanish classes conducted by Dr. Francis X. Hollendberger and sponâ€" sored by the International Relations class are being organized at this time. Those interested may comâ€" municate with Mrs. Cahn as to time for beginning and advanced groupâ€" ing. More than three months before the Blackhawk squadron will go inâ€" to training at the United States Naval Aviation base at Glenview, IIl., twentyâ€"one men of the organâ€" ization‘s quota of thirtyâ€"three caâ€" dets have been enrolled in this secâ€" ond allâ€"Chicago naval flying squadâ€" ron being organized by the Warren V.Woody committee of forty formâ€" er World war naval aviators in the Chicago area. _ weus C in Iientenant Olson explained that because of the rigid requirements of those who would enroll in naval aviation, it is necessary for the Naval Flight Selection boakds throughout the country to interview a great many applicants in order to meet the personnel needs of the Robert Wood, nephew of the naâ€" tional acting chairman of America First, General Robert E. Wood, is the chief organizer of the Highâ€" land Park chapter of Young Ameriâ€" cans. Robert, who will enter high sehool as a sophmore this fall, has been interested in the local America First committee since its very beâ€" ginning in Highland Park. Robert now plans to devote all his time mtnwbthhnflom This was revealed today by Lieut. Carl G. Olson of the Naval Flight Selection board for the Chicago disâ€" trict. The Blackhawk squadron will go into training at Glenview Nov. 80 for one month‘s primary instrucâ€" tion after which it will be transâ€" ferred to one of the Annapolis of the Air bases in the south for eight months flight training. Upon comâ€" pletion of the course in the south, members of the Blackhawk squadâ€" ron will be commissioned ensigns and assigned to combat, bombing or other flying units of the navy. Begun Two Weeks Ago Organization of the Blackhawk squadron was begun only about two weeks ago upon completion of the formation of Chicago‘s Own Squadâ€" ron, the first navy flying unit to be comprised entirely of men from the Chicago area and sponsored by the Woody committee. Chicago‘s Own Squadron will go into training at Glenview Sept. 30. "Ryes of the Fleet." Because of the voluntary activity of the Woody America First Lists Four Debates at Orchestra Hall, Chicago Paige Hufte from the National office of America First also spoke to the Young Americans. Mr. Hufte reviewed the background of the Young American organization and also presented its ideals and aims for the future. Jean McMurray of Park Ridge who organized the first Young American chapter in this vicinity also spoke a few words to the group. Schuman Williams ¢a First held a last Fuesâ€" a“hmm Iwenty youths from each zrdthl.fi.-ou- this meeting. John W. Masâ€" eiter, Chicago businessman, adâ€" dressed the young people. Mr. Maselter outlined the background t3 7“’ e c.-.l-mr n hflifir : Prof. Frederick L. â€" Mundt South Dakota of America First referring to some of its aims and activities. Wednesday, Sept. 10 Saturday, Sept. 13 Thursday Sept. 11 Friday, Sept Negative Negative committee of former navy fliers, Lieutenant Olson said, the number of men enrolled in naval aviation in the Chicago area has been exâ€" traordinarily high. Lieutenant Olâ€" son pointed out Chicago is the only community in the United States in which former navy fliers have banded together into an active orâ€" ganization for sole purpose of asâ€" sisting the navy in its air service recruiting campaign. Next duplicate parking warning tickets were inaugurated, in an atâ€" tempt to solve the parking problem. New Record System Installed A modern record system is in smooth working order. It is a really complete recording of facts of all police calls from howling dogs to a murder. Daily bulletins are made up giving a brief summary of every complaint. A file on every conceivable ofâ€" fense can be found at the station. Keeping evidence of recovered and found property was a problem, until Chief Andrews and his aides had shelves and cabinets built to house the property. When brought into the station, it is numbered, d-hdmnm:nlwfnb: the finding s Station Given Housecleaning The police station has undergone a real housecleaning which started with file and cabinet cleaning. Waste paper and junk were burned. The place was scrubbed and reâ€" decorated, and prisoners keep the cells and station serubbed until the usual jail odor has almost completeâ€" ly disappeared. Chief of Police Rex Andrews and members of the policé force of Highâ€" land Purk have compiled a list of uccomplishments of their depart ment during the year July 15, 1940 to July 15, 1941, for the "Big Boss", as they call Mayor Frank Ronan. Radio Biggest Improvement Their first important improveâ€" ment they feel is the radio, which provides twoâ€"way . communication between patrol cars and the police station. Highland Park was one of the last suburban towns to purchase such equipment, but now has equipâ€" ment that ranks with the best in this area. The department also has an interâ€"tity communications radio service and communication with the sheriff‘s office. Uniforms now are uniform. The officers take pride in their appearâ€" ance, seeing that their shoes, ties, trousers, shirts and boots are the same, Iimprovements in City Police Department Given hn Tleon Aabel prolitto your. sb The word "tender," in the name of the ham doesn‘t necessarily On the other if the name "tender," is followed by the word, "made," (it‘s b: -'b l-h.'., Aunde Made Hirme. Thi e *‘ Coie it 19e wih to cave Wik you to serve ‘m Made Ham hof E" require heating. (And Â¥ibonh Erraer ade lade heats in just fice minâ€" mates “- “m hrinkage $OME YOU COOK; S$OME YOU DON‘T! Which is Which? What Maies Hams Shrink? straight from refrigerator to oven? These are questions asked most luquontlxy by homemakers wherever I lecâ€" ture on meats. I hope my answers will be of some help. sishly which ham tequieee w cooking and which does not; whether you are getting Tenâ€" v‘:ifinqnilu eookluiihn no % causes some hams to shrink mnthnofimheom hovmcboooki:fim. be "added on" when ham goes Wilon & Co. can cause you Will Celebrate Officer‘s Night Advanced officers‘ night will be celebrated Friday nightâ€"at the Masonic temple, by Campbell chapâ€" ter, Order of the Eastern Star. Evelyn Briddle will serve as worthy matron; William Briddle as worthy patron; Frances Johnson as assoâ€" ciate matron, and Margaret Ravenâ€" ak, conductress. Naval Training Station To Play Seguinâ€"Logan The United States Naval Trainâ€" ing Station will play Seguin Logan undertakers Friday night at Sunâ€" set Park. The sailors have won some tough games, and Chief Petty Offiâ€" cer Henderson is expecting his boys to win. The players are from perâ€" sonnel office. They are the only uniformed team at the station. Coach Henderson, a seasoned navy man, is in charge of soft ball at the naval station. A complete report showing every activity of the police force is preâ€" pared and presented to the mayor each month. Invited To Hear Radio Personalities Miss Crane and Miss Joyce will spes kon "Behind the Scenes in Radio" and they will tell of situaâ€" tions and personalities which they have found interesting to the maâ€" pority of women. Officers can tell in just a few se¢â€" “~~.‘-=.-~ accidents, etc., since first of each year, by glancing at their inâ€" dexed files. A temporary dog pen has been provided in the police garage. Formâ€" erly dogs were tied to the radiator in the desk sergeant‘s office, until masters came to claim them or unâ€" til they were taken to the pound. The public is invited to hear Martha Crane and Helen Joyce of radio station. WLS at Bethany church (corner of Laure!l and Mcâ€" Govern streets) on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 2:30 p. m. 5s LIT HAM RLACH ROOM TRMPERATURE N.-lly.ll-câ€"dm from the refrigerator, it more time in the oven . . . some» h-wh.-lnalh‘l‘- hu% 'l.-.dw.n?, mwmu’mmh just 5 minutes per pound. the canter alices of ordinary ham. Made Ham. If your family is small, m}-_’w‘c the ham in partsâ€"thick Putt en for sorving "buhed â€"â€"and the shank for Buy a whole Certified Tender Here‘s where Wilson‘s Certified Tender Made Ham saves n What delicious fried ham for S o ie Imik ] nds xk make Too seldom used for such a delicions dish. See you next week. G. R. But one sentence I would enâ€" HAM SHANK TREATS Reoter Recomemandté The Highland Park PRESS J. H. Sch M. Moe .. C. R. Mac l.tm H. Mizer A. Bensen P. Reuter W. J. Joy F. Shand . N. K. Mac -m N 6 2 lot #F & °* _ all lot 37 ............. 37 & 38 a. "'"x. Bdb + .. oo.oiccnnnmemmmmncennes Weptnt n 4 G. Parent!? ............................ _.h. ..“_ eevercimermmcmsscacsccuss C. Slorahan N% lot 22 and C. A. Norden E 40 ft lot 4 and all lot 1 ........ 1 & *T im at="~s 3. ;‘M HWviicteccectter W. H. Matthel R_W. Mexbere _ 400 $ al DO .â€"murmmwommemecom 1 â€" 6 HH icnner mss h Li P. C. Sebults ........________. â€"# a day of Octobe?, A. D. 1941, offer and exâ€" pose to #o-t&c_tl.-. in the of Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois, or such portion or portions A list of all such delinquent lands, town lots and real property upon which the of remain unpaid -l.l'h the names of the owners, I.lhln’-':..fl- u-l...o-t :: same are due is as follows: neniege ty ineatnne anmncediatiesr erty in Block 1 First Addition to Revinis Highlands and in Block 1 Revinia Highâ€" lands, for Park purposes. _ _ _ F. Melchoir E. M. Lang Dlinois, the general officer of said Mm&-".w seive State and County taxes, =- paid special assessments or thereof, matured and or interest hâ€"-.h.‘h-t b.‘“ January om matured on all warrents in the hands of the undersigned upon delinguent laads, A.n.'uu.u-mo.'-z-c‘-.d Lake County, Illinois, in the Koom in the Court House in the City of Waukeâ€" gan in said County and State, will make fi of Lake ) 8# Purk of Highiand Park ) J:câ€".câ€"i‘u n-an.orâ€".uh % Mhfl-udkx floufl’d.la 1941, : w turn will be made to Garfisld K. Leat County Tressurer, exâ€"officio County Col lector of the County of Lake and State of such general officer on September $9th, H. E. Vallely dbMdl‘ lond Park, Laoke County, e h _ a d :y T t "_c__._._.cr‘l s n Webber (ex N 30 ft & ex E 130 ft) lot 5 & (ex E 180 ft) lot 6 .____& & lot 50 blk 1 First Addn. to Ravinia Highlands exâ€" tended Niy to Niy line all lot 23 *#3 4 ~ * Eh Trevarien partition of the SEW af R. MacArthur 4. Joyee ... ureell .............ouc..w, 41 128.16 FIRST ADDITION TO RAVINIA _ _ HIGHLANDS SUBDN. wommmeremmmmnssessmsssimessces 20@ evenmvenmevemmescommmesssstemee 33 bnrreannronternnrnamate 2e Lakkaio® wanos Strow NE of see » mmmarmm.. %4 & 26 81 COOLIDGES SUBDIVISION LEGAL MOTICE $3 & P 10 16 18 31 41 10 11 14 19 SUBDN 10441 111.09 #28.19 ToAs To.48 230.69 zo.1s Toar 113.84 11184 11286 113.94 162.88 162.88 .10 is1e9 :” 122.69 186. i 178.00 94.63 139.40 o8.19 T042 20.4% 166.06 #1.01 146.178 #6.88 162.848 #9.15 10.42 #8.19 #2.50 s3.20 20.3% T1.85 48.16 #8.19 82.51 11.85 $8.93 s this 41.39 82.61 T149 T117 G. E. Abernathy J. L. Lakomaki .. 8. Wardenski .... F. Paviik Jr. .. A. Johnson ......... RAVINIA WOODLANDS SUBDN. Baird & Warner ... 11 208.27 BO «oommmemmmmmicmmums MB 203.27 3. '.‘b-o.'( St) N % â€" ex !‘3 ervervrcetemmeriermererczir W 97.48 ®. Conrad (ex W 99.26°) 41 â€" 17419 JOHN H. SASSER‘S RESUBDIVISION F. C. Moody ........................ 14 39.99 BO ...n.cccumcmveriircrmmuriciess ET 36.40 D6 : sinommrictantiivercarcis: MB s6.40 DG . rissswsisrmnicontoicistrames MB s6.40 DO = :comecosminmnesmsiren UB . §1.08 KG: rsosmmmniscccornmcmmumituen Uh 517.0¢ TN . ceecineliiinbecstaciiainccccose U â€" / â€"~â€" WAE BO â€".n.cccumcmveriircrmmusiciees EY l D0 | â€"ssorimivsutsiummcces: 16 1 D . sisiecmicttentcusticisintdsicreere MB f D0 .coomecormenmniesmcirens HB cA KG: .cosmemsccnmrcmersucn K t D® . comitecatitetetcemees ARR t SOUTH HIGHLAND ADDITION 3 Capmarst e e C s 0 1 R. B. Bennett E of Ravine _ _ of Haide Dr _ extended Chicago that ldg b-Aqll.t:h- J. Sullivan C. J. Johnston A. Menoni ....... WNL secosineverrereririeirennirencen t * witkon i & 4 Washington P1 .............. lhlht.rhd" ington E of E line of HiDside Drive extended RBlonder & Clinnin that pt W of Hillside Dr and C. H. Anderson J. Frerks W. T. Reichard C000 ARACLALL O L I R. L. Thorsch ............... 9 1 TIMMERMANs SUBDIVISION 3. v. Olinnin (ex Ravinia Tunige fatat A it . > ; pe All _ W _ of Hillside, # Blonder & Clinnin that pt W of Hillside Dr ........... 6 t Pirst National Bank of ns m Tok foes , \, Hah â€"â€"â€"o«~â€" RAVIYIA HIGHLANDS SUBDN A. Rosengren ............._._ 89 1 $o tep eis‘y o 18 i e e s PAFK ...mccancommeerssmmeemmmen 168 48.16 Do ‘n BB _ + crrerrccien 08 * $5.25 OP PT. lfll"! BLOCK 86 W., Allinson .................__ 8 4118 SUBDN. OF LOTS 1 & i6 TO is June . se108 i. tha» es of y Wright #%, 1808 as Doe LEGAL MOTICE 148 10 #1 24 36 87 38 11 12 16 19 #1 38 41 $¢ 61 P 18 14 16 #1 34 87 «8 4% 21 : 18 18 24 29 32 86 11 18 14 #3 17 16 22 28 24 15 46 16 17 22 10 11 18 19 30 31 32 1179.98 81.61 82.41 82.81 81.51 82.61 82.51 82.81 82.51 109.05 81.51 26.60 $0.80 82.51 122.69 113.24 146.175 1144 162.88 T84.37 §76.41 141.43 #65.41 108.55 191.41 E. L. WILSONS lmm.orm'i\; LOT 6 AND ALL OF LOTS 1 8, & IN BLOCK 24 CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK N â€" Ts Wiiherk 2224 2286 242. + 00â€" T 16.98 TERRY‘S RESUB. OF LOT 1 IN BLOCK Ee t 13 H. P. f ‘al Park District of ETTIG&Wâ€"«;M!â€" Collector of the Park District of Highland Park, Lake County, Illincis, and that the I"fiblw-‘lm“dfl the . town lots, and real property upon which special assessments or installments thereof or interest thereon, remain unvaid. the names of the owners. if known, and the ""'n.....'?‘."‘&.",fl"'x‘i‘i'n Wz.m‘- Inbated‘as Wighiend Tor "Ths fany. a s ‘IMNI this day of September, A. d at â€"~â€"yoolalin U T k ike‘ i M. Lencioni W 1% f oeg . domitions O iC s. Smaller committees but "active" committees is the new plan of the Evanstonâ€"North Shore Real Estate board it has been announced by Ralph B. Kraetsch, presidentâ€"elect of the realtor‘s organization. Following a meeting of the new officers and directors of the Real Estate board in Winnetka last week, it was decided that it was essential to replace the standing committees which formerly consisted of from 5 to 12 members with a single memâ€" bership chairman and a vice chairâ€" man. Each chairman will be forâ€" nished with a list of qualified memâ€" bers but will be free to choose his own coâ€"workers, This plan, it is beâ€" lieved, will remove the awkwardâ€" ress of large groups and will enâ€" able each chairman to select assistâ€" ants of their own choosing rather than a "hand picked" group. _ Brokerage: Orville G. , 1649 Sherâ€" avenue, Evanston. A. Fred M. Clarke, 790 Rim m Since the installation of the new officers, there has been no regular meeting of the board. The first meeting of the fall season has been set for September 8, and will be held at the Vera Megowan Tea room in Evanston. At the director‘s meetâ€" ing it was voted to continue the a:-d nd.hdu.â€"ltha. program _ Committeos and Chairmen e e o n o ete : M 1. $18 Hower, Brenston, foake O Rureaner 100 Shirmah avenees Weanaton. â€"** "Pebik Adisicer Georee I. Cyres, 444 OMicnge: aremsn irasgus 1 en 44 mA Sher. man &venve, vanston hursdoy, September 4 ‘The committess and chnirmen are as Program : George S. Dalgety, State Bank C. F. GRANT Collector of the Prak District of Highland Park, Lake County, Iilinois. LEGAL MOTICE Rimer R. Olson, 800 Davis 29.47 16.02 14.60 12.88