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r5k ac 21 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1940. and Jimmy In the program, described the Good Fellow activities. The Thornton Girls club has adopted several needy families for Christmas.

Girls at Flower Technical High school are presenting gifts to County hos WORK OF SCHOOL GOOD FELLOWS TOLD ON W-G-N Good Fellow activities that are being carried on in several Chicagoland SCOUT WORKER GOOD FELLOWS TO MAP DELIVERY Canaries oou Jfellotos Kindly 611 this out. print or type, and send to GOOD FELLOW DEPARTMENT. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE I South Dearborn Street. Chicago. 111.

(Good Fellow buttons are given to contributors.) a Name of Good pital patients. Students at Senn High school will buy milk for several needy families all year. Wheaton pupils are mending toys and giving them to poor children, and Oak Park High students have raised $5,000 by selling Christmas seals. Jerry and Jimmy also reported many are contributing directly to the Tribune's Good Fellow basket fund. Philip Maxwell.

Good Fellow editor schools were described yesterday on the Citizens of Tomorrow broadcast' on W-G-N. Thornton Township High school a saluted on yesterday's broadcast. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS snoppirvc. SILVEK SHEFFIELD CDIXA, GLASS. PICTI RES, PRI.XTS, AVTIQIE MODERN FIR.MTIRE A ACCESSOniES 722 X.

MICHIGAN AVE. WATSO.V&BOALER IXC Your Address. Leaders Meet Tonight After W-6-N Program. (Street) 3ty Guaranteed fingers OA of The Tribune, who is master of I and 600 of the Plan No. 1 Basket Good Fellow (Basket Good Fellow will take Christmas baskets to families; names to be supplied by Good Fellow bureau.) school's pupils were guests of W-G-N.

William ceremonies on the program, congratulated the students on their Good Fellow activities. ILLINOIS TOIRIST KILLED. Forrest City. Dee. 17 J.

William Mrey. E. Mc Vey, Thorn ton superintendent, told of the BY PHILIP MAXWELL. hundred Boy Scout leaders will be guests at the Melody Street How many families do you want Section of city preferred: North NOTES TO SANTA REALLY FIND HIM AT POSTOFFICE Yesterday 10 persons decided to play Santa Claus to unfortunate Chicago children. They asked for letters addressed to that mythical old gentleman and received at the post-office.

Since an appeal was published last week by the postoffice, 70 persons have applied as volunteer Santas. Nearly 700 letters have been received this year, but most of them were from more fortunate homes where Santa will undoubtedly pay a visit. The letters are sent to Joseph Chmelik, chief auditor, in room 402 of the new postoffice building. There Chmelik sorts them according to neighborhood and waits for applicants. Most of the letters, of course, are written by children.

But some are written by destitute parents unable to fill their children's Christmas stockings. They ask only that their loved ones be not entirely forgotten on the year's most glorious holiday. There still are Some letters left and more are coming in daily. VETS PLAY SANTA TO CRIPPLED AT SPALDING SCHOOL (Picture on back page.) Santa Claus made an early visit yesterday to the Spalding School for Crippled Children. 1628 Washington boulevard, at the instance of the 5th division of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

James M. Woods, senior vice commander, and other officers had a large tree placed In the assembly hall and brought candy, ice cream, and Green, 40 years old. of Oreeuup, waa West South school's objectives. Dorothy Gregory and Eddie Firestone, who play the r61es of Jerry killed today In an automobile common. Sbe and her buaband were en route to Galveaton.

Ter. Mr. Oreen umlned a hip Injury. STATE PAWNERS SOCIETY UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Loans on Plan No. 2 General Good Fellow (General Good Fellows send Si or more to buy baskets to be delivered by Chicago clubs to investigated needy families.) fPleaa.

Mnd checks ar an on ay ordara ayabn ta Ckicar Trtbuna Cbaritiaa, lae. Good Fallow FuadJ Plan No. 3 Good Fellow Club (Club Good Fellows are members of civic and social organizations. The club sends in SI a member. With this money and money contributed under No.

2 plan THE TRIBUNE purchases baskets and delivers them to clubs to be distributed to needy families.) Call Good Fellow department. Superior 0200, for information concerning Good Fellow campaign. program from 7 to 7:30 o'clock tonight in the audience studio of W-G-N. After the broadcast they will meet in Tribune Tower to discuss details of the distribution of more than 100 Good Fellow baskets on Christmas eve. The speaker at the conference will be A.

A. Kirk, director of field service, who will represent W. Arthur McKin-ney. executive of the Chicago Council of Boy Scouts, who had planned to be present but will not be able to do so. A Reminder for 1941.

Every newspaper's editorial department has a file called futures." Here's an Item that has been put in penally selected Domestic Harz Mountain t3pc, on 30 days' trial Many jare birds. Pepper fed, Yorkshire and Border Fancy at higher prices. White Canaries $10. All chrome caze and stand with bird, $10.95. Silver cape and stand with pair of parakeets.

$10. Xmas stocking for dog nlied with toys, 59c and $1. Xmas stocking for cat with catnip mouse and cat food. 30c Yaughan' Floral Perfumes, Dram 50t They recreate the fragrance Om JUt. OI- iavor)te flower, the ioeai Usd and Riven by many leadera e-: aoctetv and the stage.

COLOGNES: Oz 3Se: 4 ounces. SI .45: I pt, S3. PERFUMES: 1 Dram. S-Oc; 2 drama, 90c; i 1 $3. Tce orice pntoaid to any point in the L'.

A. Giit Box included. Paper Whites in Bowl, $1.25 Sevrn Parser White planted in mtxl-ermatic chwI, packed with in.tructionn tor trinsm tbem to flower tor the Chrl.tmai hnllar. I'otpaid anheie in I'. S.

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No nailt or irrewt nern-aary ready to fl .95 it for Dec. 1, 1941 from SI to S5.000 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $3,000,000.00 lip anil Main SIS "MO BOOK" FOB HIASlit TABS) Church Club to Entertain 1,000 Children at Party A thousand children from the city's welfare Institutions will be entertained this afternoon in the grand ballroom of the Sherman hotel. This annual Christmas benefit was estab-llshed 25 years ago by John D. Allen, chairman of the board of the Eplsco-pal Church club of Chicago. Every child will receive a gift and a turkey dinner.

DIRECTORS T. E. DONNELLY JOHN V. FARWELL HOWARD W. ENTON cookies for a pre-Christmas treat There was a movie, and the boys and I girls sang carols.

George A. Dunston JOHN McKlNLAV JOHN STUART JOHN P. WILSON A. A. CARPENTER KENT CHANDLER ALBERT B.

DICK JR. ADVERTISING MEN PLAN YULE PARTY OF 100,000 GIFTS Fifteen hundred advertising men will attend the annual Christmas party of the Chicago Federated Advertising Hub at noon tomorrow In the Hotel Proceeds will go to the Off the Street club, Chicago's oldest organization for assisting underprivileged boys and girls. A three hour program of entertainment has been planned, and prize Christmas bags will be distributed to each guest. The advertising men. or 42 SOUTH CLARK STREET NEAR MONROE NO Branch Offices was not to be found among the hosts, but It was noted that the face behind Santa's whiskers bore a marked re-semblance to that of the popular divl sion official.

worId of entertainment years of plcasre Interwoven for Christmas 01 the 9'f yur family WU treasure trr-m r- e. si; Tlr "Get In touch with John F. Ilasselt, president of the Movers' Association of Chicago. His organization will give a Good Fellow party next year similar to that put on by the Traffic Club of Chicago, with the proceeds to Ink care of several hundred needy And this Is how It came about. George Julin, a Traffic club member, appeared before 200 men of the movers' group several nights ago and told them of the Good Fellow campaign.

The members unanimously voted to include a Good Fellow party in their 1941 calendar and are beginning to make plans for it a year ahead. Novices May Enter Tourney. Novices as well as ranking players are being admitted to the Good Fellow table tennis tournament which will be held Friday and Saturday on the Chicago Mail Order company's tables at 511 South Paulina street. Entries will close at noon tomorrow. Those who want to enter should telephone Seeley 4000, extension 377.

Several thousand Good Fellow buttons are available for men, women, and children who will help purchase the baskets for the needy this Christmas. Send your dollar to the Good Fellow bureau, 1 South Dearborn street. In the Tribunes Public Service office, and your button will be sent by return mail. If you wish to buy a basket yourself and deliver it Christmas eve, you can call the bureau, Superior 0200, for the name of an unfortunate family. CRASH K1I.IJ) STIRCIS WOMAN.

Sliniri. Dec. 17 I Specinl M. daily Hitter, XI yrara old. died in Sluram Memorial lioxpilul today following: a collimon ltern a car driven by her hiiRharid, lloyd.

and a truck driven by Chnrlea of Hiikc, ml. Hitter and their year nld daughter. Shirley Ann, were injured. John Killer, uncle ot Floyd, occupant oX the oilier iilo wai injured. their firms, will give In return more than 100,000 articles to the Off the Street club.

This organization grew from a one room club to an association requiring two large buildings and four playgrounds. It has helped 3,000 boys and girls yearly since 1900. These well known entertainers will appear at tomorrow's luncheon: Pat O'Malley, the Lancashire story teller who has been popular on the air with Alec Templeton, blind pianist; Gypsy Rose Lee, strip tease artist; Fats Waller, colored orchestra leader, and his vocalist, Kitty Murray; Larry Adler, harmonica virtuoso; Marion Colby, Jack Gilford, and Elizabeth Talbot-Martin, stars of the musical comedy, "Meet the Leo Terry, organist, and Lois Pertell and Grace Miller, the strolling They LOOK Better They WEAR Longer 3 af-wjl LA I IK fiAL CAUSED StK! and italpad A widely Kd, fit -rL-- rtyr I r.e;t RESINOL TK active medication relieves itchy soreness, alleys irritation, and thus aids healing. Try It I Same Christmas Tree Is Used for 22d Year Bloomlngton, Dec. 17 (Special.

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