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However, it appears that such rate-cutting will be unnecessary while William T. Kirby is in charge. Since he took office on January 11, this year, he has approved only one investigator fee, and that for only $35.00. This ee, compa with those ranging up to $4,800.00 approved by his predecessor, wo d indicate that he is something of a penny-pincher with public funds. If so, let’s keep him in public office, appointive or elective, no matter what his political affiliation. A slow man with the taxpayer's buck is a good set-up in The job of inheritance tax "investigator" in Lake County is nice work, if you can get it, according to statements attributed to two of the persons involved in a story in The Chicago Daily News last week. The story revealed that the two sons of the publisher of The Waukegan News-Sun received something over $601310 as holders of such jobs during a seven year pen . On the basis of these two’stotements, which we take to mean that the work requires no apeeial train- ing or talent, and tha it can be done in one’s spare time, we think it would be possible, on short notice, to furnish a list as long as anyone's arm, of applicants who would be willing to investigate all over the lot, and at greatly reduced rates. The two statements are: the one attributed to Harold Tallett, who set the fees, that "Anyone can do it," and the statement attributed to F. Ward Just, business manager of The News-Sun, that the work did not interfere with their (his and his brother’s) duties on the newspaper. gg-Ut w. "tiny. any party. Incidentally, we wonder if the leadership of the Republican party 1rit'i,t,t't to the fullest extent, the harm this sort o thingdoes the party. It might well lead to the point where the independent voter will deliberately vote for a Demoerittie spendthrift in preference to a Republican spoils politician. In fact, that's what we think they did last November. - - r ,‘_. -._.____ -- - --..____ --- -. "m w " SW. In. New J. Vino-n... In. G-or.istooer.Pr.4-.-n,st-G, I. Cm Dr. Mll- Bord, Flt-k F. mo. In. Richard J. Alla-by, Paul he“ Mm. Charlo- MOI.IMH-H¢h9CaflC.l‘-on.br.buld£.hiw.A.E.Puh-.Iu.lihnnl.lolt. ee Int-Ens. Erna! K. V-l'iI-r. _ ll. Cam Edvard A. Invomnft. Sun-0| . In.“ Br Bill Mn 0 NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT Vol. No.89;Na. 14 According to reports from the count elerk'a office, residents of School District 108 in {lighland Park will see sizable boosts, estimated at about 35 per cent, in their tax hillsthis year. . It can be assumed that those who voted in favor of the referendums, which are the main cause of the tax increase, will accept the higher bills with qlt nimity. They realized that the improvements ey wanted would coat money and they were willing to pay it. Those who voted against the measures have every right to moan. They didn't want to spend the money. ut-the group that stayed home on election day have no excuse for crying about the tax increase. By staying home, they too, in effect, voted for it. thamto_dpth_anto%itre(ttrt11strrmtlaer_th_eteet, deatroredhythereeentftmtnRaviniiPareThe park, hay noy'nterrttiqnnl ntpttnthrak.atot, .0111! for tle q YOU SMOULDN'T COMPLAIN, UNLESS . . . From Bob Robinson comes the 'gttrg,',t",1 chit ttrganinatiyttrin Ilium! Park 0001. fins! Tome msicthatiagnyedthmfiutnhoforthefiuutiful surrounding: whiekt1termqfeisptari1,tloatrtal1 partofthittt-ithetttethet_r1tieharea1- irtotrtttrmmymtmtorfthNvhiUhre . whilepfoje‘étforanyotguintloi. o A WORTHY PROJECT "ttttt 1'. 'tee". 'grew =-.-.-i-: u 'Y..niyhy" PM: "r."uvyep-aA.s fue- “Ramp? restore that .teytr would be 3 worth m, To New Tie tlr.!.'!,.',!!!,,,!,!,!).?,,,,]?,,!,!,!],!,',,].""' ( Sellery Reeleeted President of Friends Of B. P. Library Hurry A. Sclkry. Jr., "l' Bron- non avenue. ‘Il re-eleeted M dent of the Friends of the High- land Put Public Libra-y to m for the next two yea-s, following the recent meeting of the organ- iution held in the Dbl-try. In his report. Seller, laid that thelmymlndbeennperiodof development tor the Friends and stressed the need for broadening the membership. Me urged that In residents of Highland Park join the group which has for in pur- pose "to nuke our Library the best of its kind." Membership application: can be obtained It the library and should be returned with the main-l dues, to Rudd L. Nelson. 164 Ell-wood drive, who is continuing as Tren- met. Other “(inn for the min yar an In. John A. Biekr, 400 N. Sheridan mad, Triee-Ptesidertt and Mm. Arthur Raff, 245 Cedar Highlight of the mull meet- hc was . may of the record- purchue m of the Friends. A-of-ist-hte-ttto pun-chug new of both conven- tion! and low" types to luxuriant the Litrrar6 collection. Seller-y pointed out that this eogttritmtion w made following n poll of member: which indicated a urge interest in classical mr- cardinal "We are anxious that more Highland Men join in our activities so that not only our open home program but also our en- deavors to m the Library skull mneet the villa of the when. number of resident," Sellery laid. Every member-IE]; card provides . place for member- to indie-he the type of nativity desired and all previous and new member: are urged to express their views. (Oakland an we 2) News-Sun Bosses Get Ride on Gravy Train Says Chicago Daily News P. Ward and William L. Just," nan- of Funk R. Just, publisher of The Wank“ Hm Sun, were tuned In“ not in . lined Ivory "me-ring hr the Chicago Daily New " as manic-ah of a $51,- 420 slit. of “Demand. of thou- sand- of dollar- pdd out in 'in- unit-tor he.” in me County Conn interim m on. during the put. am you. The Daily News story mauled that P. Ward "nt, Mine- man- - of The Nuts“, received 315.5%.” In an. M in av- enge of about 82,818.00 per use while his brother. Willi- L Just, My. (linear of dunking. collected 835,895.00 ll 16 _ In - of “out $2,285.00 m an. MWnlythOunuofan Jubmhcnnn M up In the NI! Hm human. my mail. In. no aha paid otrtt-,t_thottat1rf - J. ”on. “I“ - “MTMhIhc-p- Rhummm 06“.“..me brtHeorrrttri-tittHd- M d a. W money manta-um thaw-lam“ t_r.Aft.rtHttdt-the- Highland Park, Illinois hunky, June 9, 1949 Break Ground For Highland Park Hospital’s New Wing Officio of the Highland Perk Respite]. member; of its medial ltd! and of the Woman's Auxil- ilry took part in the ground- bmahirur ceremonie- " the hoe- pinlon Tt"sdaruustwou,aea, am, illuminating the construc- tiqn‘ot the new eaat wing. " is expected that the new Jeetion. in- cluding the new Glenview Avenue lobby. emergency qtgttmgteq sud unintuitive office. will be under no! helm winter and will be completely ready for use in the full of next you. This newest up in the hospit- d’s expulsion program follows the completion of l) the I". com- pletely modern otmtotrieat deput- ment, 2) the new News nursery. 8) the m that! Power plant, 4) the minimal: at I t.. ure plot of ground on Glennie. Avenue to provide adequate oft- the-street pukinc for the hoo- pital's calm-[ed bed enmity. hem-0d Cosh Alt-r "In. When the amazement. In. first eatimated 4 ”an no. it was ex- pected that 8525.000 would be ample to do the job. But sharply rising building costs noon made it evident that " least $150,000 more would be needed to complete the prom. The Building hind Com- mittee under the energetic lender- ship of Howell W. Murray has, therefore. continued its money. raking activities 3nd. " Int Te- port, the fund h” melted a total of $700,000, with contributions still coming in. Bound] Kitchens Last Word In Housewifery MEM GROUND AT II. P. HOSPITAL Costs have not stood still, how- ever, and the Board of Km m hood with making . incision either to hole! In) the We. tion of the new will; until costs come dorm, or td go ahead and cover the extra can by new fin-Ming. VII-ion- plan: were pro- sentnd " a special meeting of the The” who any have ruined the opening of the Donnell Kitchen. located " M Bo. First Shoot, next to the Paul The-tn. have misled . sight to warm the hurt. of my home lover. The any who “tended the grand on}... on June 6 came any ' with mrthuainam ower the display, II pram try the order: - taken by those authorized St. Chnrlu Kitchen “at Bond of Trustees. held in my (continual on [I]. C) Judge Charles E. Jack. Feel necked by other- than the Just brothers included 815,650 paid to Tallett’l son; $18,915 to William Huh. [Ah County Ite- public-n chairman: 817,800 to Robert Hour: of Highwood; M.- 825 to In: Pnybonki, who III-m law ofnees with Nutt; and loner nmwnu, and“ (mm 8350 to 81800 to various mail-ct cap- him and to township npervison. the Italy mid. The IMitr News nary further muted that during INS. under Tnlkn, humour. “rpm-u. and 890an fee. tqtaUd 845,427.80, white, since Tulle”. m upland on January ll. 19“. by William T. Kirby, one inventi- ptofu he of $85.00 I. hem OW Yhirtr-fNo dolhn ls It. than one bath of on. meat oftht.nartetqmtrauemthtt'M. Em, A. bully News My did - m - any drop In it. I“ and be at to - which has. in. - ubkch for W at your in! bl any“ on the he an to: in a. an at h- #wa‘.’ (On-hut...» m0). Wuhan,” M.MQH."'IIQI'- hmnwnufa School Trustees Of Twsp. 43 Refuse Division Petition First National Bank Makes Change lit Hours The local First National Bank has announced 1 change in bank- ing noun, the effective due to be Fridny. June 10th. On that day and every Friday thereafter the noun that hue been mainly chewed for may yen-I, namely 8:80 LI. to 2:00 P.M.. will he continued and ar two hour evening opening period from 5:30 RM. to 1:80 PM. will be added. Ott Wed- neldny beginning June 16th the doing hour will be 12:00 O'etoek noon instead of 2:00 EH. The bank's olficen give as the naaon for the change-a genuine effort to serve more people of the community. and better. It ia their thinking that by addiw the eve- ning houn on Fridays, the “peak load" of Saturday morning should be spread and make it pollible that all customers be served more promptly. They trtato further that aim many local business houses, ofnees and proteuien'al men clone on Wednesday afternoon. the volume of Maine-- tunnelin- after " o'clock on that - in negligible. About a pear no no Phat National opened 3 “Speck! Satan Department" which bind]. unli- mee, automottita, m This I Improvement, person-l 3nd all miscellaneous special Up. Cd in- stalment loan and “yawn Chamber Announces My patrons of thin desrartment find it difficult to all during the boon provided for in the bank'. previolu scheduleV but will find the evening hours helpful to them. Also my cumulus who find plum hours inconvenient Ind other people who have Friday. as their weekly parday con be bet- ur accommodued. The olticen use. the feet that six-day bulking service in con- tinued under the new schedule of home end that the evening period of operation will find ell depen- mente of the bunk open for m:- uler customer service. Dates For Second Annual Home Show At n "cont meeting of the Rigid-ad Park Cit-tuber of Com- m, ”was!“ larch-nt- nnd board when maniacal, named to the sponsorship of the second maul] North Shore Home Show to be held " tho Honing Hotel beginning September 0 and running four dun thm September 12. Fanning dmgtogmtmtionn of home appliances Ind "viea., to air conditioning unit Ind ftoor coming! no» everything that is e-erttial to modem living will be won the thou-3nd.- of vldlon who will “and. The Auditorium of the Hotel - hon-o Hobby and Calm db M, a new feature Hut promise- to be both mutating and alight- "thte. “tidal opening of the It" will be 1. 7:00 PM, Friday. Seminal)" 9. Opening " 2:00 P.M. to 10:00 PM. the following three can Report On Building For Month of May Mr. P. R. Colo. City mteirtear and building WW. mom that per-ma for the month of Mar, 1949. incl-uh " mung. 5 “an I QIW (m) “I t ulceration (W). W MOI, M6" VI“ 100- It "180.18. " We! - Ill 1 Men permit M It. tate' building {on to um”. W par-lb mil-l ”It". Inm.1Nl.5llnIHI-¢pu~ dumb-odwhhlnlm a! 81m... will. in In. It“. a. "I "I.” with a -. " ”00,405.00. Granting Petition Would Create An Undeniable Precedent Petitioners in the northern por" tion of High School District No. 118 look to detach from District 118 the am deaeHhod in their petition, counting ot " of Shiolt Township old put of the nor-thorn portion of Deon-lick! Township. 3nd to form " new 0mm High School District." Diateiet 118. is originally con- tstitated,. consisted of Doerlield Town-hip. In 1907, “ring to obtain the one of Dina-id 118': high school facilities. the voten of the southern portion of Shield's Tow-Adi) volumily elected to attach to the District. One [are school. loaded in Highhnd Park culled Mom-Slick]: Township High School, nervod tho ends. not until 1985. In an In. 1920’: con-in we Fond this“: nought to detach the northern portion of the die kid. and, a . "an of their edforta. Won handed to per» mit Mull-nun was mtnetad by the Shh u-ro, which Ich- hdon m may tretd un- eoatatitati.atn1. Br 1088, Wield- Shidh Mp High School wan ado-bmwddudw pun-ion In m, it Ihould be accomplished by building a ”cold high school in the northern portion of the district to spam that portion’s childron the burden oft-wellingto-ndfrom the one Dent for wild: would uni ro- quired - bonded indettid- 'tmredthMrofNitodiehMt. Park District school. my took this position em though the cost. of such . Bathing Beaches Bertha-n partial. Th. cm- The Park District is taking this new of informing the redolent of Highland Park that they will - he change " and will op- ente the two public benches. The Betcha will open on the 18th of June if an ”other permit; or as non nfter an is po-ible. The two benche- are: Central Bench which is located " the foot of Cenhnl Avenue. and Rosewood Beach which is located at the foot of Roger Williams Avenue. T These m the only two guarded beaches that will be operated by the Park District. Aa has been the practice, a lull he either daily or manual, will ho chin“ to than who use the bench (militia. This is noes-I117 if adequate beach protection in to In “nil-bio to the people of Highland Park. The money n- eqivodtromfeeni.tobeusedto he]: deftly the operating - pon-u of the betcha. 1'hc 1049 mm m u (ohm: Sau- Tcha- for 'UUA-tn Olly Children and" 8 yeah!“ chm 8 to 16 mm. .76 he. Tu Over 16.12.11 ._-.._f. 1.60 he. Tn Family Eur -...-mt_ 8.00 he. Tax ‘Allon I token for only mem- her of the bandit“ family. 'tmu-t My I... Woek Dan ...........8 .10 Inc. Tu Sat, Sun. and Hal. L. .80 he. TI: Gt-to-aa, (by mr-. .85 Inc. Tu Man-yhpnnhmd " either of the two bunch“ from "tertdnattintHb.thho-ar" tho hr! District .eneo in the City Hall Building. [ti-w nonhuman-an b-tnt-d-tsto-them "dr-e-ttltr. wo-ttHt-vid' “nomad-dummy.- th.thq.b-bltetth.rt- vood - and “will it hMlctbmcho “hm-.Vomtum wtltb.gh-rratrmrmh.d_ Scampy;8150ayar “I! Punk'- WNW 1eonttrtod on page G) Moth-kw: newbies For