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shate eff Inmate. Gonnty ‘o7 gake aet _1 2 _ nc Maikd mm mss P e n vip on ons * __‘ ©worn to and subscribed before me this Tth Cashter. 27. 1k fo) 61 71* 29. .__ Total Capital Accounts ........................... 30: Total Lisbilities and Capital Accounts 25. 1+ Poand ocber‘ts of Individuals, partnerships, and §: Deposits of Um on ro 18â€" Deposits of States and political aubdivisions ............. 16. Diber dhvasht trerifiied ‘und carbier‘s thocks, oc 16 _ _ > Tok Depoamm _ 1 o y T Charter No.. 14390 In the state of Illinois, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1941 published “l;wr?-u' t: nl.-.h by cofirmu'.ll OF . THE CU:I.‘BY. under section §211, U. 8. revised statutes. C 1. Loans and discounts udin 67 overdrafts) ......................... $ 1,869,005.82 2. United States Ovnng::.t fii?:; direct and g)-m-d rittepees * xgu.uo.u 3. Obligations of States and subdivisfons ................................. l."l.lll-a :. Other bonds, -oh.-..‘ and ‘-h:tk-: _._.._...._.........'_...i;.;_.............._. 202,614. clo-:hh-mm'h'-m.mmmn.&'”fi‘" T. BaSk‘pretises onned €11.500.00° fernitere and fixtures $6,600.00 ~â€"._ . 20000099 * _ (Bank premises owned are subject to (none) lens not assumed by bank) 8â€" Real estate owned other than w Seervemestertrnitromisionsentcadioes 5,500.00 9. Investments and other assets representing bank premises 8. s or other real estate Ponuapoe se is ennnneenssevadinntonnwereaizenrsere stvnnpcsscnerssscosce 246.5: 10. # bank outs intisossiice None 10. Sustomet ability to this bank on mcceptances outstanding _______ â€" Nome | . , 1. Loans an :.Uflh‘. :.ofluhl .:8‘.'!3':."- cash it 7. Bank pren & Real estel 9. Investmen Seventy per cent of familics in the United States, the survey disâ€" closes, now have one or more flashlights. Forty per cent of famâ€" ilies have flashlights which are in perfect condition, ready for serâ€" vice at a moment‘s notice. An other 23 Er cent have lights which can be made usable merely by the purchase of fresh batterâ€" ies. Seven per cent of all families have inoperative flashlights, many of which need only minor repairs in order to give excellent service. "The demand for new flashâ€" lights can be greatly lessened," Mr. Sift together flour, baki â€" der, salt and sugar. Outi:‘lm Henderson points out, "by a % atticâ€"cellar _ search. Every light recovered and reâ€" conditioned represents an imâ€" portant saving of materials needâ€" +** lying around in American homes, can be put to work in the event of blackouts, thus relizvifi the drain which the purchase new n;l::dwould place on e{‘l:kg metals plastics, accord Leon Henderson, Director of the Division of Civilian Supply, Office of Production Management. Disturbed by reports that thouâ€" sands of Americans are !gi:s.to buy new flull:leighu, Mr. Henderâ€" son has obtai a survey which shows that a large majerity: of families need not fear being withâ€" out illumination in the,event of blackouts. MILLIONS of flashlights, now Iving arnnnd in Amariaan Welcome too, are Cranberry tvo line i warpmened buy are warâ€" e Phnhmtznnofm ie Musewi sc o o C000 00 0 Ameeee eR vet CRANBERRY POPâ€"UPS T m".‘.__?__”f s cornstarch % cup milk Aid U. S. By Using Old Flashlights In Blackouts, Urges Henderson Rolls like these appeal to hunâ€" gry men and starved, outdoorâ€" nrichen Hoge These guick. Toile enric are economical eontrgntkou of !l!'hme !u.ll%tquiek hx ey are too, for yAnurie-.u who must L on their productive toes. DEIJGH'I'!'UL quick rolls such as | these cn-bm Popâ€"Ups give n‘fllhnfln to winter menus. ‘They are exâ€" Taple sppers ant phooiny oi sim un eonp-n.y 'mm. "!’h scarlet tartness of the cranberries rolled up in goldenâ€"crusted scones makes an eyeâ€"pleasing combination. CamOPRRVRTROTOE PR CUED t U @9 g mmr- baking powder 2oook berries in mm cran 1 teaspoon salt the skins burst. Mix and 1 tablespoon sugar cornstareh motkor.ufid to 4 tablespoons shortening cranberries cook until thickâ€" FOURI ABBOU® ......................l cemosmmmmmmenmmmmtsmmessmmmmccommemmmcee $ ©170,008,00 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuais, partnerships, and corporations ........ $ 2,8§3,713.88 Report of the Condition of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND PARK (b) (d) {m) > Sha‘ kirie mm nematred t (m) A preferred. total par (None), retirable value $........... (Rate of dividends on retirable value is ............ th} Cek & proferran Toth! BAE tnoach, rethukie Tallle 4........... ,_, _, _ [Rate of dividends on retirable value is (e} Common stock, total par $200,000.00, .. ‘Total Assets 'D:-hn-'_oiâ€"-i by pledged assets ursuant to requirements Borrowings secured by pledged assets (including rediscounts CRANBERRY POPâ€"UPS ling â€"Orange Fill s inourm materials wlfi: conserve ting our millions of old flashlights to work." stirring constantly. Remove from hen Ed ‘vrenge rind, and miix thoroughly. Cool before using. ening. l.tlvhhfinll l'.!‘l:l for x Add to beaten y make floured board and knead a minute. Roll out into nm narrow sheet ltrry-Oun‘. '“:ol? jellyâ€"roll fashion and seal od:z Cut into inch slices and place cut side down into wellâ€"greased muffin white and sprinkle with white and sprinkle with sugar, Bake in a moderately hot ovem (425° F.) 12 to 15 minutes. 2 cups cranberries % cup water Yield: About 1% cups filling. Yield: About 1% dozen 2" Cranberryâ€"Orange Filling Leon Henderson $5,160,085.49 Reserve District No. 7 â€"_... $ 617108849 % 151,000.00 $ 5,775,208.48 "HtH 488,787.39 None $8,573.28 10,008.00 000 NA gll.lI.l T 17,313.19 He is said to be just about the smaftest_politician in â€"the business; He is university trained. His father was a Filipino add his mother balt Spanish. He smokes cigarettes in an endless chain, dancing or sitâ€" hand. He was wounded in the Philâ€" ippine war for independence and for years strung with the jungle die hards, somewhat embarrassed in his later career by the rampant and adriftâ€"with second thoughts later. The first dancing shift was from 10 o‘clock.until noon. ‘The hours from one to thrée went to Philippine inâ€" turns the sharp spotlight of a keen, President Queron is 50. doubled in dancing and fighting, and President Quezon ThQ °QVIO Blends Dancing, or smack Politics Perf ll ‘o'.: anyâ€" Sr. Quezon negotiated for Philipâ€" pine independence in the New York studio of Arthur Murray, the dancâ€" :‘m-u--au-u':::‘u:' Four hours a day went to dancing picked up from three to five. into his second term as president of Blends Dancing, or smack Politics Perf t ‘o": anyâ€" parts. Elsewhere, we have found this unique blend of talents only in From this, the pedagogs figured something like survival intelligence as distinguished from merely superâ€" imposed and possibly nonâ€"convertiâ€" ble cultural intelligence. It is unâ€" questionably survival intelligence that Dr. Carmichael and his brainâ€" indexers are looking for, as their study has to do with particularized, specialized, useful, workable skills. Dr. Carmichael, one of the most distinguished of modern psycholoâ€" 1898, and was educated at Tufts and Harvard, and taught at Princeton and Brown before becoming presiâ€" DO“WMG.];, on the edge of Death Valley, we knew a plan to measure the skulls of all congressmen, in his studies Brain Indexers * .,"***"** " ® ’ll _-z congressmen didn‘t like the idea and nothing came of it. 1940, the government put him at the head of a committee of savâ€" ants to work up a national brain ingex. They have compiled an ‘index of several bundred thou sand good brains. This committee was known as the National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel, and now there has been added to it a special committee on wartime requirements for specialized personnel, with Dr. Carmichael as chairman. ‘The obâ€" vious function of the committee is to find good brains and recruit them. but whether we have any sense. N“Yo.‘.â€"b.‘hm tha anthnanalacist ance had Since the first World war, the clasâ€" sical BinetSimon intelligence quoâ€" tient has gained by sundry repairs and betterments. The inquiry now whether we know much of anything tery guarantees as to the attlâ€" tude of Pacific powers, and othâ€" Wilson that the President put a declaration for Philippine indeâ€" Demecratic platform. But in the Studying Skills, By LEMUEL F. PARTON Consolidated Featuresâ€"WNU Service.) skulls, Dr. L president of child a certain amount of monâ€" ey, told him to buy some thing, start trading and report gains or losses in two months. When San Francisco which now seems pertinent to what Dr. Carmichâ€" ael and his committee are tryâ€" ing to do. They picked a group of high I.Q. boys, of superior shirts and the North Beach mob ment in a progressive school in some less favored lads, of low LQ. from the North Beach forâ€" the bell rang, most of the silkâ€" The brightâ€"eyed, coff WHO‘S NEWS THIS WEEK in their relaâ€" tion to intelâ€" Wanted to bey: who bot turm _it? LOSTâ€"Bracelet. 4 strands of stones with diamond buckle 'n- ary 11 at No Man‘s Land or in Mighland : Petk. â€" Reward. Phont Mr. Van Buren at Wabash 2288. FOR SALEâ€"Pedigreed prize winning Irish setter, male, 9 mo. Grandson Golden Dawn, international champâ€" Plain cooking. No laundry. Good refâ€" FOR SALE: In Ravinia, 5 room house, FOR SALE: Touring sedan. Late ‘37 Packard 8. Excl. condit. and apâ€" pearance. 5 white wall tires, good _f_or menlygln normal driving. 541 Central Ave. _ Phone 154 BRIDES GET YOUR WEDDING Invitations â€"and announcements early. Come in and look over our very correct line. Don‘t forget to order your new "Mrs." visiting cards. The Highland Park Press, 538 Central avenue, H. P. 557. Up to 50% Guaranteed Savings on all our floor models RCA â€" STROMEBERG CARLSON 4:30 p.m.. Advance announcement is made t(-n. ::pr.. l.vh: :i“-l-{. l.:hb: in cMauings io "an Reuentionet Misctnhary. FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL I-v."' $ h.lh‘nq -.A'n. 25 S. Greenbay Rd. â€" Tel 1781 SUNDAY, January 25 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:45 a.m., Morning Service. "The Highâ€" lands of Life." ts p.m., Class in Bible Study 1:48 bm., Evening Service. ‘‘The Life of ..W-Du:Y Jan d ‘The Philathia class will meet for their monthly business and social meeting at Mrs. Lioyd Botker. 608 Homewsod Ave. OFFICE â€" UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE IN OUR FOR RENT: unfurnished or partly furnished four room house, near Ravinia station, garage, screened porch, available about March 1st., reasonable rent to responsible perâ€" son. Call H. P. 1637. ~47â€"49 Rev. Framklin Beck, Assistant Paster THURSDAY, January 22 1:30 Senior Choir rehcarsal under the direction of Mre. L. R. Hawiey. SATURDAY, January § 10:80 am. g-t'.l.o- tho‘ul-tz.:d:‘â€"d L Laubenâ€" ;l-“l'lb# Audrey Wessling. 9 f:-':'}:fl.u. u’&r‘?‘-m-wh:d:lb- 11 00 , Divine Worship. . Lester H. l“::-:l-t-. -l-..ug.,,v: speak %:80 pm. Our Evangelical Friends at 'ood:h inviting to attend the d_-d!g@-.:“'â€"-:‘ddluu-l Sean P pe: 2ounk FReoplc‘s Meeting, Miss M rhrl.m deverionat poried ‘and Hinr Moks Thasit to discuss the topie .‘ _ _ T:46 pm. Service. Sermon subâ€" é.-:“: "z; %“ 8:00 p.m., Monthly meeting of the Brotherâ€" m:}'&. Willison Home at 1794 Broad. WEDNESDAY, 28 'I:u‘r.-.. It 'mm Night at the Midâ€"Week Service. SUNDAY, February 1 Revy" slides. Everyone is w WEDNESDAY, January 28 _ |_ _ _ _ Prayer meeting, Leslic Drieske leader. service. 10:80 a.m., Morning Service Worship. SITUATION WANTED: _colored girl. General h WILL THE GOOD NEIGHBOR for several years normal driving. Equip. with heater, radio, clock, lighter, bumper guard, winter raâ€" lighter, bumper guard, winter raâ€" diator front cover and summer screen. $415 cash,. This ad will apâ€" transportation, school. Write box 21 %The Press. â€" â€"47â€"49pd OR RENT: ground floor office space. Counter space; builtâ€"in vault. Suitable for professional or real esâ€" tate use. Write Box UPC % Press. Situations W anted BETHANY EVANGELICAL CHURCH Laurel Avenue and McGovern Strest Bank building, on reasonable terms. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND PARK Miscellaneous Bargain, $40, Sheldrake 8966 ov. M K. & tx."ifiii’â€" ho. "arme o ad for in our Nursery during the CHURCH SERVICES West Central avenue For Rent For Sale : Wanted Morria ces and show 47 47 that first Monday of March 2, 194%, =m‘1-mhmmuo&t.u~ ary Kopp, Deceased, Proâ€" hu-omahhm and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date io~ suance of summ ns. All elaims Ned said estate on or before said date and not Pot Ratgen Heat e ADJUDICATION AND CLAIM DAY NOTICE 1 se sB s inp Rpmesr o enia it B the :fi in ahs . m tIt ;é:-%@ Te of this yorles and thow auen nautact r‘mfi-. dâ€"n-" x o Ti Sm To_All Whom It May Concern: FRA:â€"~ "xus.“-::l.flu:'-':.“ nied of Thor Barker and Belle Barker in the Counâ€" ty Court of Lake County, lilinois for the adoption hild named T viom. ho knowir as Aeberis L‘_’_‘"nf& Dated January 22%, 1942. Tuawiny J d * Auto Body Repairing Waukegan, nAnorn.ulvou} COUNTY OF LAKE ) * Printing & Advertising FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS, 5% 'R -m uary 28th. in the se m=" 4e paig io sallles the w Instructions : :uu"u'_'"c * voask im the thigds * ”% at 4 o‘clock, in tm : Friday . afternoons, January Praes aitar i Reiedens call H. P. 985) the reading room is apen from 2:30 to 5:80. Here the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. SUNDAY, l%fl 130 am., #:80 a.m., The Cb FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST This church is a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scienâ€" _ Sunday school is open to to the age :: n.y‘nn. and hm.h.nh Ahâ€"nflhm‘hgm-h-uhhhd by this church at 43 N. Sheridan road which is ‘open datlly from 9:80° selock in m-«::;u:é‘n.h_mmmm on Satu w o‘ Sunday Te reading r6om _ ts &‘m- #:30 to #:80 a.m., Sunday school. _ 10:30 .a.m. Church service. 7 p.m., Epworth leaguse. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (Catholls) Â¥ Cleaners 11:00 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sermon. 11 o‘clock and the Wednesday meeting Science healing, is at 8:00 o‘clock. Theâ€" subject of next Sunday‘s Lesson sermon January 25, "Fruth." * Bishop Conkling will be '."‘lh khc.. »h'hh.l:chnb Auto Painting â€" Blacksmithl 328 N. Pirs Wg.::" Real Estate for Sale Call H. P. 557 The Highland Park Press mtm CLAIM DAY "Rey sX 5. Oriiin B Py waner" 200 South Greenbay rd. Tel, 208 _ _ GUY vITi teal Estate â€" Loans â€" Insuranc 226 Railway Ave., Highwood Amolzconnlucno:nt:o Dynamic Wheel Balan Body & Fender Repairing North avenue and Lauretta place A Representative will call ADOPTION NOTICE â€"vevnlh. io uie uk P +s lfi Rev. E. Crawford Williams, Laure] and Linden Avenuss Church Phone H. P. £63 . Business Directory DAHL‘S Tarim D. Lebo. Hmecutor Barker and Belle Barâ€" ker to adopt Baby Girl In the matter of the ) JAY B General No. 14797 uP be hen tant factor in determining the outâ€" come of the war is emphasized in the experience of the German forces in the Russian campaign. The German army found that clothing made of paper and substitutes was inadequate in fighting in subâ€"zero temperatures. With wool established as an imâ€" portant strategic commodity in the present war, Illinois farmers who Inves lheepnon their farms are urged by S. F. Russell, secretaryâ€"manager of the Ilinois Wool Marketing Assoâ€" ciation, to guard their 1942 wool clip. Illinois Sheep Men Told Importance of Wool In War Victory The Association is a subsidiary of the Illinois Agricultural Association and a member of the National Wool Marketing Corporation which handied n;ul'e than 1,500 carloads of wool in 1941 i At the ‘present time, the United States and Great Britain control 75 per cent of the. world‘s wool supply, and if present negotiations to bring the South American wool clip under Britishâ€"American control are successâ€" ful, the Allies will have 95 per cent of the world supply. To keep this supply at a sutficient level and meet increased needs of our growing Army, Russell advised wool growers to do their part in increasing mmtmuu.mh- usual care f lflfi ment of sheep the months. 1 Â¥% STATIONERY Oakridge and !fl streets, Highwood Rev. Winfleld Johnson, paster Church officeâ€"112 High street, Highwood REGULAR sumu% :fl‘;:g' #:45 a.m., Church school and Bible elasses. Â¥ Heating Service Wvery other Monday, 10, Luncheon 1 p. m. 10:80 a.m., T:l6 p.m, 11 a.m., Morning w T:#6 p.m., Vespers. Masses, 7:30, 8:80, 9:30, 10:30. 11 :80 a.m. Church School and worship service 10 :80 A. M. Rev. James D. Gleeson, pastor: Rev. John Ward, ass‘t 146 North avenue, lhhmm «3t Â¥ Plumbing 638 Waukegan rosd, Docrfleld. Tel Worship service, 9 a. m. Tok 114 Highland Radio Service Maxwell R. Suess, Prop. Telephone H. P. 154 541â€"A Central Ave. 386 Central Ave. Phone 268â€"279 Res. 1938 esn m ner : wood avenue and Greembay road Homewood avenue and Greenbay Arthur H. Swanson ie mt ani oi tee RYTEX STATIONERY 100 Sheets . . l..-‘!qnb. ST. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC HRV. 2. 9. MpHg, PEECeE T42 Eider Lane ‘Tel. 480 €02 PPRUIZD IEVPRTRLTCOIREE Rev. F. G. Pisponbrok, ST. PAUL‘S EVANGELICAL T42 Deerfleld road. Tel. $5¢ PLUV M B ING DEERFIELD HOLY CROSS (Mrs, Roy O. Nereim) HEATING Dt ®Dzil+ 10.16 a. m. League, 1st Sunday eve