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PAItT 3 PAGE 3.NW CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: JUNE 29, 1941. GAY BALLOONS Lutheran Home Has Picnic Today Urge Play Spots to Cut Street Toll WRIGHT COLLEGE GRADUATES 514, LARGEST GLASS 456 TEACHERS ARE GRADUATED AT CITY COLLEGE SUMMER STAGE GROUP BUSY ON SEASON'S PLANS Dust rags, paint brushes, and lawn mowers are the principal stage prop erties being used now at the rustia homemade theater which the) Lak Zurich Summer Players have) announced they will occupy again this ifej These youngsters at Avers and The balloons Rosemarie Favretto is holding will be released in the second annual balloon race and picnic at the Norwegian Lutheran Children's home, 6000 North Canfield avenue, Edison Park, this afternoon. More than 10,000 balloons will be released, each bearing a postcard to be returned to the person releasing it. Last year the prize winning balloon landed in Oyster, Va. TRIBUNE rholo.J one of the great hazards of summer the auto death and injury toll among children.

Those in the curbstone conference don't know, of course, that they are illustrating a danger. To reduce the heart breaking toll that comes with playing in the street or at the curb, the Chicago Motor club is sponsoring a contest for the development of home play spots in back yards. Older children are urged to play in the many parks and play grounds available thruout the city. season. Tho opening performance ot the eight weeks run will bo on Fri day, July 11, but tho title of the plaj; is as yet undecided.

There will bo 12 regular member! of this summer's cast, directed, aa before, by Sidney Breese and Mary Elizabeth Aurelius. Henry Kurth will again design the stage sets. Four of last year's actors, however, are gon with the draft. Most the playera spend the rest of the year with th Goodman Theater group in Chicago. Tho players occupy a white fram house on state route 63 on the south edge of tho village, shaded by Iarg oaks.

Before the house was a theater it was a restaurant. Before it was restaurant it was two houses. They were connected, forming one big room which now houses the audience. Mrs. Wirt Lawrence of Barrington, owner of the building, has taken such an interest in the players that sh has allowed them to tear out the ser ond floor of one house, making a tw story stage, flanked by property and dressing rooms; and to step the row seats so that they will not all bs on the same level.

The house can not bo used for much besidei a theater any more, but Mrs. Lawrenc is not discouraged because she rejected four other offers to rent the premises tills summer. The girls in the cast live in a near, by home, and the young men sleep oa cols on the second floor over the rear of tho theater. The stairs have, been a memory for years, and to get to th men's dormitory you sneak behind an old pedal organ and up a ladder. Congratulations! Bo certain tho diamonds yoi select arc worthy of her.

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Our Only Store Sinct 1874 I24G MILWAUKEE AVE, TO SOAR IN RAGE AT PICNIC TODAY Feature of Children's Day at Norwegian Home. The sky will be polka doited this afternoon with 10,000 varicolored balloons released in the second annual balloon race and picnic at tho Nor wegian Lutheran Children's homo, G00O North Canfield avenue, Edison Park. Each balloon will bo tagged with a postcard bearing tho name and address of the person who released it, to be mailed back with the name and address of the finder. Last year 4,000 balloons were re leased in the race and cards were returned from Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland. The winning balloon, re leased by Mrs.

Edward M. Evensen, 4501 North Mobile avenue, landed In Oyster, Va. Members of the 22 city-wido clubs which support the home are cooper ating in mnking arrangements for the picnic and balloon ascension. Tho Rev. A.

Gordon Nnsby, pastor ol tho Edison Park Lutheran church, will give the invocation and the Rev. Alvin Stensrud of Morelnnd Lutheran church will speak. Choirs to Sing. Among tho musical groups which will luko part aro (ho choir ot the! iioinc, miner ino direction oi Miss I Sleisi'iKl; tlto choir of the St. Timothy Lutheran church, directed I by William Moo, and the Edison Park Boy Scout bond.

Stanley Logan, a student at Taft High school, will play a snaro drum solo. Races, contests, and parades will bo held for the children. Neil Con roy, 1425 North Massasoit avenue, has charge of the program. Dr. Martin O.

Juel, Oak Park, president of tho board of directors of tho home, will bo master ot ceremonies. Pctor II. Cloven, 5711 West Byron street, heads the balloon committee. Tho ladies' auxiliary lias chargo of refreshments. Fred Mathlson, Oak Park, chairman of tho auxiliary, will bo assisted by Mrs.

Alt Kratlebol, -i93'l West Walton avenue Mrs. J. E. Bohlo, 7000 Osceola nvemio; Mrs. Waller If.

Lorvig, 2439 North Park-side avenue; Mrs. Andrew Benson, 5430 Thomas street, and Mrs. Arthur B. Olson, 6053 Oleander avenue, Mrs. Olaf Lyng, 4544 Doming place, will prepare flolegrole," the Norwegian dish which will bo served.

Others Aiding Finns, One of the members of tho picnic promotion committee, Carl H. Sund-berg, Park Ridge, who was recently transferred to New York, will fly to Chicago to help in tho preparations. Other members of this committee are: Ralph North Leamington avenue; Adolph II. Nordahl, 2735 West North avenue; Edward W. Standi, 532C Lovcjoy avenue; Elner Larson, 5143 North Klldtiro avenue; Einar Engobretson, 2512 North Sacramento avenue, and Axel Jensen, 4344 Parker avenue.

II A. M. TO 4 P. M. ().

Tnmlch, Elizabeth V. Tralnor, Lorolto "13. urnor, V. Angelina L. Vale.

Virginia Venn. Charlolte Waggoner. Gnll W. Way. Jo scphhio M.

Wallln, Kranees Walz, Margaret J. watson. cnitord o. wnvrincu. Krai w.

Week, Ethel Wcllcr. Vlrgltiln K. While. Lorraine M. Wilkinson.

Robert Storey Wilson. V. Mnlhan STngol. Meyer Yaanofr, Elizabeth B. Young.

INTERMEDIATE AND UPPER GRADE CERTIFICATE COUNTY. Mildred M. Delflno, Bess K. Dclich, Andrew Garry, Margery Homer. James K.

Johnson, Hetty M. Miller. Loillso K. Ryan, Belly Shu-niaril, Louiso It. Spleckor, Frances Thllin.

nicnos, Gcorgo Trlezenborg, John Wllletl. KINDEHGAUTKN. PRIMARY CERTIFICATE. Suramin Artlngstall, Janet Bachla, Mnry P. Blgano.

Lcnoro 13. Bowmnn, Alico G. Brcn nan, Mary K. Connolly. Jncunclyno J.

Cuaaek, Cntherlno Dcvlllc, Edna M. Pan-all, Margaret A. Flnuegan. Mario C. Graham.

Shirley H. Ifaekctl, Clara Hater. Marglo A. Hughes, Virginia A. Uussey, Frances Joyco.

Dorothy Kttusrtid. Murirarcl B. Kearney. Dorothy O. Kelly, Graco G.

Konncy. Graeo V. Kochnn, Margaret c. Larson, sounioj. luniica, Kilnen Milan.

Alice .1. Nllliue. Gernldyno O'Fnrrcll. Marlon E. Pohlmau, Lorraino C.

Rauland. Mariorlo Rlordan, Eleanor Ryan. Belly S. Sexlon. Margaret J.

Snider. Gen-cvlcvo C. Spchn, Vivian V. Vlierbcrgeii. June V.

Arx, Aiigcin It, i'aima. KINDERGARTEN-PRIM AKY CERTIFICATE COUNTY. Mary R. Hollowed. Appoint Two Area Red Cross Roll Call Chairman Two more residents of tho northwest sldo have been appointed roll call chairmen of tho Chicago chapter ot the American Rod Cross by James B.

Forgan, chairman. Even W. Carlson, -1327 North Pulaski road, is roll call chairman of the Irving Park Rod Cross and Mrs. William Hoger, Wan-conda, Is chairman for I lie group (hero. Thoy conduct tho Red Cross membership campaign in November Number Tops Last Year's Class by 54.

Four hundred fifty-six seniors, a record class, j-eceived degrees in commencement exercises last week at tho Chicago Teachers' college, 6800 Slew-art avenue. This is 54 more than were graduated a year ago and 96 more than were graduated last The names of the graduates follow: MASTER OF EIIDCATION. Fayo Q. Alexander, Julia L. Berncr, Elda Cianaini.

Lorraino Cohan, Ethel Cooper-Smith, Jean M. Cunifl, Adelo L. Fredrick-son, charlotte V. Hans. Florence Habcrzetle, Herbert Hansen.

Anna M. Hcaly. Martha lloidcn. William Itkln, Frances Joyce, Virginia G. Meagher, Rita McGuano, Roger McNeills, Margaret W.

O'Brien, John F. O'Connor, Rose F. Oplatka. Irwin E. Phillips.

Max Segcl, Adella J. Shlmansky, Mildred B. Sloat, Norman P. Stein. Russell J.

Tcrcso. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION. A. Louis Appcl. Lura M.

Aurcllus. n. Grace M. Barbour, Stella nnrtkus, Oenrge F. Jleiiyok, lto.io Bernards, James K.

Illrren, Anna M. Boberg, Jack Bowen, Marilynn R. Howler. Roscmao Brooks, Dorothy Brown. Mario Burke.

C. Gwcdolyn Carter, Alvin Charncs, Mary C. Rhoblawlcz, Mildred Cliltchut, Marjorio Clark, Rloulso Collins. Mary T. Collins, Ruth M.

Collins, John E. Conway, Margaret Coullio. I). Wanda de Gorskl, Betty J. Dllger, Helen R.

Dllger, James M. Doyle, Mary R. Doyle, Mary A. Drain, Edwin II. Drnluo.

B. Asta rciitnraon, TtUrJoHe V. Emntiuele. lilhcl KliHlcln. F.

Mary L. Farley, Rosemary C. Fceny. Marlon W. Feory, Dcna Fincnian.

Marion V. Fltz-. Patrick. Lillian R. FInlllvc.

Mary C. Flavin, Veronica C. Flynn. Joy Forlillo. Clara L.

Fowler. (1. Ruth R. Golnlck, Alice V. Oormley, Alex t).

Gottfried, William V. Graff, Kalhryn E. Greene, Gcraldlne G. Gregory. H.

Shirley L. Halnerln. Elaine C. Hamilton. Evelrno navlik.

Maw Hcaly. Clara Hennes sey, Eileen lrennlc, Henrietta R. Hoinon, Mar. caret S. Howard, Helen J.

Huffman. Adeline Ide. Margaret Jabraaky. Vlrclnla R. Jordan.

K. Robert H. Racdinir. Verna Rasher. John T.

Kcefo, Mnrgcrt Kollehcr, John A. Kelly, Anna B. King, Blancho E. King, Yvonno M. ami, Matthew KwmiKowsKt.

I Hetty E. Lane, Roso Lasher. Phyllis Lau, Edmoula Lee, Alice M. I.ccti, Belly Leslie, l.uclllo Llebcrinan. Elhcl l.lndnirirk, Martin Lowory.

Bettymao Lynch, William F. Lynn. Carolyn Lyon. M. Caryl M.

Magner. Edna Maliory. Jano Manning. Gall J. Mllllgan.

Jean Mimird. Es- tlicrdalc Montgomery. Ann Mlliuowney, Rita L. Miillec, James A. Murphy Eileen MacDonald.

Margaret MeArlhur. Raymond McCnnla. AIico T. MeCormlck, Eunice N. McGrnw.

Dona G. McMahon, Margaret M. McNuIty. N. May Y.

Ncely. Adcllo M. Kohclty. Edith Nohclly. o.

Franklin R. Olson, Betty J. O'Neill. Elizabeth Orinsby. r.

Dorothy R. Pask, J. Perry, Jack V. Pctcrmaun, Esther Piccuch. Muriel M.

l'odd, William l'ollak, Edward L. Praxmnrcr. El-bcrta l'rultt. June R. Rcgnell, Mary Rledmlller, Margaret M.

Roche, Marjorio Rogers, Gcilovlcvo Hmly. Eugene B. Uybski. B. 1 Henry Samborskl.

Belly Schwartz. Esther Seliivnifz. Herman I. Seiilel, Ruth Rhalleu- berger, Eleanor Slder, Hytnnn Slobodkln. Eileen M.

Sullivan, Patricia Stilllvnu. Rita Sweeney. T. Frances S. Tnliloff.

David Tenikln, Ruby Tolmalre, Helen Tooiney. V. Mary C. Vaughan. w.

Franklin Webb, nenry J. Williams, Marlon Woll. Anno Woodward. 7.. Mario Zabohon, Helen M.

Zahlnlskl, Iriim IS. Zleger, Thomas A. Zlmnierinann. INTERMEDIATE AM) OP1-ER GRADE CERTIFICATE. A.

Reva K. Abrnm, Catherine A. Ahem, Hnzol J. Anthouc, Josephine Artingstal, Dorothea S. Askounis, Mary E.

Audy. n. Roscanne Bauer. Lois B. Bchnlto.

Rich ard Benedict. Jean 11. Bencsolin. Colotto iilackbriiu, Ursula limmor, Don uiytn, Mnudelli) It. Ilnustleld.

Uorlruda 11. Uoyln, l-ciiiui It. Ilnnly. Knllinrlna tlueliror, Holly Uiirko, Catherine nulkovlch. C.

Dorothy P. Cabin, Mnry A. Cameron, Mary Capllco, Gcorgo-ll. Carroll, Margaret Carroll. Angela Chlunnl.

Clomcnttno Church. Rhoda M. Clark. James A. Clarko, Mnrgnrcl fll.

ciiuutn, 'J'homns connery. Louise oon-tursl, Robert Cowcll, Joseph Crean, Veronica Cuinmlngs, John R. Cuniicn, Lawrcnco E. Curlln. O.

Margaret Dngcnnla, Mnry Daly, Mar-caret F. Deniuscy. Mavme Dcwlua. Vir ginia C. Dick, Katherlno Dledrlcli, Genovleve M.

Dixon, Louis Docring. Elma R. Doug, las, Raymond R. Dowdlc, Adeline E. Dragcl, Lorraino Dubborkn.

Bernard M. Dulsey, Rita M. Dllnlgan. Ico Muranto, rJmmott uurkui John E. Dwycr, Bolrelaus Dydak, E.

John P. Eagcn. Frances L. Edom. Sara Elnhorn, Sarah E.

Emniert. Helen o. Ernsi. r. Samuel A.

Fabian. Ernestine falconer, Sylvia Z. Firestone, Harold Filch. Juei M. flemlng; Virginia Fleming.

Vivian C. Fox. a. Chester Gnslar. Gcarirla Georgcson.

Rose mary B. Geisl, Mary A. Gcraghty, Aagol 13. GjlDO. Clarion uirard.

Virginia uouenram Jnsenh M. Goodman. Gcorgo A. Uoranson, Richard J. Graffy, Alice M.

Grcenv" Dortlio U. Greene, Mary F. Grlffln, Jean A. Gylllng, II. Cliarlotto V.

Haas. Ella B. Haley, Mar garet Harris, Eugcno L. Hartleln, Patricia llnwliins, John s. Hazard, jsuwaro x.

ucn-nclly. Norma Henry, Elizabeth Hossler, Kalhryn Hill, Raymond Hoffmann. Helen A. Hoi-man. Ruth B.

Horn, Alice R. Ifoullhan, Joan Hughes. Violet Jnmgochlan. Aldona Janulls, Law renco B. Jefferson.

K. Wilhert Knlltz. nelen M. Roily. Patricia "LUSTRA-TONE" PERMANENT Regular S3.

50 value. Complete with sfiampao and finger wave $1.95 i EXPERT OPEHATORS Crawford Dopf. Sfor 4024 W. Norfn Ava. Phone Spa.

4502 Sabafh Dept. Store 1167 W. Grand Ave, Phone Mer. 4503 Humboldt Dept. Sfor 26 4 W.

Horth Ait. Phone Hum. 1242 Most of Students Take Defense Studies. Wright Junior college graduated the largest class in its history, 514, at graduation exercises Friday in the Steinmetz High school auditorium. Last year's class had 504 members.

This year's is the first class to be graduated under the national defense emergency program and a ma-pority of the students have had training in special defense courses. A total of 1,025 students was graduated by junior colleges thruout the city. A. Jktt Apple. Anthony Ardlzzone.

Thomas Artiarstall. John L. Astln. Stanley I. Auer-bach.

Edward C. Animstine, Heinz A. Adam. Isidore Asron, William J. Ahlfeld, Daniel jUesi.

Zarl W. Allen. Sol Allschul. Pauline G. Anders, Raymond E.

Andersen, Alex Arras. n. Gerald A. Baalrnd. Adalrn Jr.

Bablcz. Steven W. Bachnr. Thaddeus P. Bak.

Sam Balai. leo Balkin. Bernard Bailer. Thomas J1. Sartkowici.

Leonard A. Barzan. Charles W. Basham Jules Becker. Phyllis J.

Becker, Sidney Becker. Earnest P. Beck-mann. Daniel H. Bcinecke.

Eucenia M. Brjnaronricz. Shirley Beller. Thclma M. Benedict.

Bernard W. Benson, Bernard Bcrko-Tciu La-wrence B. Berlow. Seymour Berlow. J.

Bernoir. Rose B. Bernslein. Bich-ard F. Beth.

Elmer F. Beyer, Kenneth Bit. John J. Bles, Sydney G. Bild, Francis O.

Biraer. Tircinia Blauert. Jeanne D. Waul. Wrnette BoU.

Allan D. Bolotin. Jacnuo Boyle, Lvnn A. Bracer, Stephen Brekke. Harold C.

Brrar loide J. Brickman. Sam Brier. Clara 3. Brirht, Patrick J.

Bronder. Pauline Bron-Flein. Bor Brynfsen. Marshall J. Bryskier, Virginia Bucko.

Robert Burllnsame, Juno IttiUer. c. Jos Callplll. Bouert Campbell. AnrW CsmpolatUM.

riilliu n- Cnplle. CerUon Kratll T. Carlhoii. Fred Carney. Chirtw F.

Carroll. Mary F. Carroll. Edmund raaeeil Mary E. Casev.

Dominic Calram-W PescTcIvanart. Henry M. Chakolan, jf Owe. Arthur J. Chester.

Frank Chnlay. Elalno C. Churan. btnnlcy O. rhlT Abe Cohen.

UeRoy L. Cohen. Jamea Me DctaSr i colleses. Patricia Cowhey. Scott CuthUl, Theresa L.

Cutler. Jamej T. Cuxsort- Kick Danis. George Davey. Arthur C.

Diridson. Rosemary M. De George. Kafac 1 A Del Campo. Antela J.

Del Vccchio. Jo-C-ph R. De Maria. Robert G. Dent.

IpKoh ADeftelano. Robert E. Parts poblin. Dominic A. Dolce.

Ruth DrrOein. Erie Drelkcrs. Sells" Drczner. Waller rrabyk, Rosemary M. Dunn, Gordon A.

Dunne E. Sarriet Elelson. Morton ElcnboRen, Rrtert C. EUlott, Inrtn.J. Epstein.

BOTWl Encjoa. Robert E. Essie, Gala E. Erenson. II art I.

Ewcrt. r. Et.Vto Fanro. Kathleen B. Fcchan.

Jcannlc FelSnan, Persy Y. Fenster, Gloria F. Georfre J. Fischer. Siurley M.

Fitxserald. James P. Flavin, trn-Ei'it M. Flynn. Harry N.

Ford. Clarice Eox. RoJ Li Frankel. Sheldon Franklin. Anita Hen It.

Freedman. Helen N. Fried. Srlvia F. Fried.

Harvey Friedman, Sam Friedman, Yircinla Frost. Lento- Gabtwrt, Miriam B. Gabrlelscn, Anna GaVola. Vivian Galkr. Georee Gavejlaii.

Donald K- Gedman. Henry Gewar tow.k Herman Gillman, Joseph ick Gmu. Sorntan Gold. Benjamin R. Cold-t-rr.

Robert J. Goldbcrfr. Gilbert H. Golden. bSSbS B.

Goldstein. Madalynn Goldstein EeorwR. Goodzey. Shelby Gordon SJelden GomfcT Robert O. Gosswlllcr.

Wallie I. William J. Green Jack GrSnberc. Suzanne H. Greenberc.

Seymour r.ripan, Bernard Greedsleln. Walter J. r.irullrb. Sorma Grlessmer. Lejnoro Groll.

Grow. Mary I. Grotho. Lorraine- M-Gruntr. Gcno R.

Guth. If. Tr-na R. Harerstrom. Russell li.

Hanson, vTrTE, VlaSiVy, Arthur A. Harvey. Henry Hau-r. Vrflnla R. Hendershot.

John E. Hdrk Lucy P. Martaret L. KUfer. Alvln Miner.

Leonard H. Hirsch, An. lioturland, Lawrcnco Hoerer, iicr-il it Dorla Hojtmaii. Oeorrta Hoceorte. Miriam O.

Holland Hi. "aV5. Alice M. Hj'u- iS'ila M. Hoye, Harold Hozmnn.

Mlllon L. Busuelrt. John J. llyland. Erwin llyman.

Uaretna M. Anthony Jablonsky. Grace L. Jachim. Wil-lia JacSon.

rearl H. Jacobsohn, Marian Iaonon. Chester B. Jamrock. Jamea B.

Johnson Alico M. Johnson, Benjamin L. Johnson. Ellen R. E-iiier Johnson.

Vincent A. Jordan. IJcr-card F. Jurist. 1 BroadeU S.

Nicholas G. Kampas. Da-iiel iTKamrow. -Morion L. Kaplan.

Leon-" kash. Louis KauBman. Samuel A. Kavatsas. M.

Vincent Kearns. Gordon J. KIe. Jamea R. Kelly.

Thomas MW; am Kendriek. Duane J. Kenney. W. Kurt fe "yon.

Russell AT. ffleler. Raymond J. l.an. Martin G.

Kinnary. Jeannctte T. K.Ub. Mildred J. Klrcbwehm.

Ted J. Aaron Klapman, Emily KhUlck. S. Klein. Joseph E.

Kluelnskl, Gracla Lorraine A. KnaUs. Robert A. Koeh. C.

Kontal. Lola A. Korean. Chester J. Uinwi, Bruno Kowallk.

Melvin O. Kraft, wv'le" W. Kraude. Arthur M. Krauso.

Wilier J. Kurzawa. Eileen LafJey. Robert F. La Mere.

Oerald Laplna, Erik Yvonno J. Lnsselirne. J. Marilyn W. Lauer.

Marelo lavltt. Alvin 3. LebovlU. Edward P. Lclitht.

Leikcn. Solomon J. Lepovsky. Loula F. Lcrcier.

Robert C. Lescber. Bern Ice B. Lena. Rose Levitsky.

Gunther P. Ucbezell. carl K. Llndnuist. Theodore C.

Link. Clifford E. Upecki. Dolorea Lissy. Robert L.

Liltle-field. Joseph Loch. Arthur Lopinsky. Lor-nine L. Lorch.

Donald A. Lorcn. John P. Lo Veeehlo. H.

Burton Lovsrcn. Joseph Lahinsld. Donald M. Lucas. T-Lucas.

Charlotte M. Ludein, Prisdlla M. Lyon. M. Arthar Maaa.

Gwendolyn M. Made. David Masmuson. Genevieve Masnuson. Bert Malm-b-r.

Mary L. Mammoser, Howard Manseau, Jetsie M. Marable, Josephine P. Marinaccl. Louis Marechak Jr Marion Marston.

Jano M. Mazouria. Raymond A. Mayer. Sylvia Jack McAuUffe.

Jeremiah D. McAuUfle. Frances MeCleary. William E. McCullousb.

Am-s McGraw. Vircinia I. McKain. Charles McParland. Bernard S.

McSbane. GarBeld Mealies. Helen Mellick. Edward G. Mcrritt.

William T. Mesiaros. Robert E. Meyer, Jack Jlichhn. John C.

Millen. Fred B. Miller Jr Paul A. Miner. Toble S.

Minkus. Edward A. Mite. Miriom E. Moller, Frank A.

Monaco. Mary L. Moore. Ruby L. Moore, Sheldon A.

Morrison. Stanley Moskal. Irene Moskow, iraak 1. Mueller William J. Mueller.

N. Raymond S. SaknlBkl. Jerome F. Salvw-Sd Gertrude Nathan.

Herbert alhan, Potiert A. Xlebertall. Mary Jane Nolan, Lorraine Novy. O. Harry R.

Obolewlcz. Carl E. Ockcrt. Jean O'Dwyer. Carl E.

Olson. Lorraino Olson, Mcrls J. Oluaan, Jennlo J. Orlotl. P.

SUron Pallet, Eleanors M. Palas. Frank Pannier, Herbert W. Pannier, Natalie A. Paproctl.

Bay Parker. Charles H. Parrlsh, Gorse E. Pasternak. Louise Patnoc.

Thomas G. Patrick. William J. Payne. Carl pekle, Chester J.

Pekala. Luella M. i e-lioa. Henry u. rciuiiii.

iubuikus Jiastei Theodore F. Perrine, Frank J. Peters Thomas G. Petersen. Lloyd A.

Peterson, reierson. rznuts. ja. ruiuuu. juhu F.

PhfliP. Lila Philips. LiUian Phillips. Robert J. Picchietti, Frank J.

Pieniadz. Eurenia M. Piszkiewilz, Florence Pitner. David Plran, Leo J. Placek.

Sol Platz-iicr. Helen Podcorskt. William T. Pope, Mary A. Powell.

Mary E. Powers, Frank E. I'rfUel. Robert Prualnskl, Eucene J. Pyrdoeb.

Robert W. Quirk. June Ralston. Richard Ratajik, Leonard J. Salkowski.

Gcorro H. Reckas. Leo G. Rtedcr. Richard F.

Rehfeldt. Carole A. Heichraan. Bernard Rlback. Robert J.

Rick. Jiobert E. Rider. Charles R. Rissman, Donald E.

Eoark. William T. Roberts. Franda Roessler. Marvin E.

RoffOff. Julius Romanoff, Xnnr. L. Kosen. SpTmffflr Ttnsnnthnl rv.lyne A.

Roth. Charles L. Rowe. William G. Bowncy Joyce Rozner.

Robert -x. rfucKsluru, Lucillo J. Bust, Robert R. 3iyr.kus. Joseph T.

Sabbia, Eucene S. Salata. Frank -a. saiemo. sammei, 5.

Saul. Ivoiyrrt Schaeler. Alice M. Harry A. Schmidt.

John H. Schmllz. Marie Schrot, Ianiel L. Scbnltz, Marjorie Schwab. Herbert sniriey i.

aeiaenDertr, urvuie s. P-ia. John R. Semasko. Diane Shapiro, Morion H.

Sherman, John M. Shine, Ida Shlr- naq. jiarTin anuiiz. orma u. suori, Siiph L.

Shuman, Herbert Sierel, Shirley ILES of STYLES IN FURNITURE at HOMER BROS. FACTORY More Furniture Than You Will Find in 10 Average Size Furniture Stores Bertcau avenues are demonstrating OPEN PLAY YARD CONTEST TO HELP SAVE CHILDREN Motor Club Will Give $500 in Prizes. Ac nn nrl.lnrl Inrnnllvp fnr pnfnHllfT its Build Play Yards, Stop Deaths rnmnnifrn. iho fhlrnPTl Motor Club has announced a 5500 prize contest open an sections ot uook county for the best play yards built and In use before Sept. The campaign is designed to interest parents and homo owners on oach side ot the city and its suburbs In utilizing a portion of their grounds to build attractive and model miniature playgrounds which will attract nhiMrnn nnrl kppn horn off the streets during the summer vacation.

Recent analysis ot Chicago pedestrian accident figures showed that Hanllic nmftnir philriron nf 1i nnrl jump 68 per cent during summer va cation months. Injuries increase 41 per cent during the school holiday months ot July and August, as compared with other months of the year. 5100 First 1'rlze. Desire to combat these figures has caused the Motor club to offer a grand prize of 5100 in cash to be awarded to the person who builds the most useful yard In the city. For each section of the city there will be three additional 525 prizes 525 in cash for the most original homo equipped play yard; 525 in cash for the host yard built from purchased equipment, and a certidcato for a 525 fox terrier puppy tor the' most unusual play yard.

Additional smaller prizes will be announced later. Those wishing to outer the contest may address tho Chicago Motor club by letter or postcard. No great expenditure of money is required' to win a prize. Entries will be judged main ly on originality and the cleverness with which they utilize their space and facilities. Tips for Entrants.

It is not necessary to think of play ynrds In torms of basoball diamonds, swimming pools, and. tennis courts, nor is it always necessary to sacrifice flowers and gardens. Tho Interesting manner in which play places are worked Into tho family's available ground will bo a big factor in deciding winners. Mucli material 'for use In tho play yards, It is suggested, may bo found in the basement, attic, or garage. "Playing in the streets and cross ing streets on the way to distant play spots are the main reasons that so many children are injured in tralllc during the summer," said Charles M.

Hayes, president of the motor club. "It is hoped that the contest will stimulate creation of such pleasant play conditions at home that children will not be vulnerable to mishap by straying away to seek amusement." John Kerr, chairman of the North west Area council of the Chicago Motor club, will be chief judge for tile northwest side. JUNIPER KNOLL SHOWS CHARM TO VISITORS TODAY An open house as big as all outdoors is being held this afternoon at Juniner Knoll. Chicago Girl Scout camp on Lake Pleasant near Elk- horn, Wis. All Girl Scout parents, leaders, and friends have been in-vited by the camp committee to bring a picnic lunch and spend the afternoon on the Juniper-studded hills of tho campsite.

Twenty-one northwest side girls will leave for the first two week session on Wednesday. They are: Merl-lyn Andler, 4130 Troy street; Marilyn Beckman, 1828 Newcastle avenue; Jcnn Collins, 3757 Monticcllo avenue; Nancy Cross, 2828 Kllpatrlck avenue; Marian and Norma Howard, 0714 Thorndale avenue; Marjorie Ann Johnson, 3732 Kildare avenue; Beryl King, 3708' Kildare avenue; Joan King, 2033 Nordica avenue; Lo Villa Lange, 5324 Cullom avenue; Marian Lindsten, 6685 Sioux avenue. Shirley Dreuth, 5253 Hutchinson avenue; Lou Ellyn Meinke, 3837 Central avenue; Roberta Nielsen, G850 Dickens avenue; Lorraino Poroe, 2017 Nordica avenue; Gloria Juno Rasch, 3622 St. Louis avenue; Jacqueline Scroggins, 1648 Nagle avenue; Au-drey Sodini, 3304 Laramie avenue; Audrey Swanson, 3728 Hamlin avenue; Suzanne Volk, 2101 Sayre avenue, and Norma Jean Erickson, 1605 Mobile' avenue. Drama Lead Miss Toni Normand, 3357 Hutchinson street, will play the title role in Hcnrik Ibsen's play, Hedda Gabler," when it is produced by the Jack and Jill Adult theater at 820 North Michigan avenue tonight, I llo-verinaii Photo.) L.

Kelly, Pcler J. Kelly. Francis X. Kelloy, Dorothy A. Kennedy, Dan Klctnlck, Helen U.

Koerzer, Margaret F. Knowlton, Marlon KlilKtson, Grace 10. Kosall, Jllctjuellllo M. Kruilip, Rita A. Kuhu.

L. Hilda M. Lane, Lorraine Landgon, La Verne Larson, Patricio M. Sam E. Levin, Isadoro Llchtninn, Mary B.

Liston. Peggy Littler. Helen R. Lonk. Francis Lyons.

SI. Mnry P. Maeliln, Edmund Mnckln, Lonrdea Mnekey, Cliiirleito Macloi, Mlehait J. den, Annette Minlsen, Waller Matlsen, Jean Magnusnn. Dorothy Magrady, llcleiio Ma-iewski, Rose M.

Mnlpcdc. Alex Malysko, Alfred H. Manzkc, Jcraldino A. Marehant, Gloria E. Marcs, Joseph Markln, Jcanno Martin, Dorothy Mntnnky.

Marguerite E. Martin, Gertrude R. Mattel, Virginia G. Meagher, Benjamin H. Mclatnorson, Victoria M.

Mey, Florcnco Miller. Irene M. Monahan, Kill th R. Mooro, Margo B. Morrison, Mary I.

Morrison, Florenco L. Mulltn, Roso M. Mulvl. hill, Elhcl Murplie.v, Elizabeth M. Miimhy.

1 1 1 111 M. Murphy, Joan McCnllrey, llorllm K. Mellaiitet, Ootievlevo A. McKncrno, Mary A. Metlowan, llltn McGuano, Eilcun T.

MuPar-laud, Mary 12. McSlica. Rosemary Noonan. O. Jack C.

Oherhart, Cathortno J. O'Rrlen, Eleanor F. O'llrlcn, Margaret W. O'Brien, Mary A. O'Connor.

Mary G. O'Connor, Alico O'llomioll, Marlon O'Donnotl, Elizabeth O'Hearn, Ollvo Olsen, Adelo R. Olson, Joan V. Oils. P.

Dora A. Paekler. Ethel Pollquln, Mildred A. Potenza, Bcrnico M. Pribyl.

Q. William P. Quon, Margery Oulnn. Rita Quinu. It.

Betsy A. Rcnrdon. Juaiitta P. Reeves. Mary C.

Regan. Eileen M. Itcllly, Frances Bled-miller, Robert Rohr, Loillso M. Roiino, Marjorio Rooney, Laura R. Boss.

Virginia Rcncnch. Elcanoro Ruben. Marcclla Rung, John F. Russell, Edward a. Ryan, Margurct Ryan, (icrlniOo Ryan.

S. Vivian M. Saunders. Phil N. Schcld, Marjorio A.

Scholz, Charles J. Scott. Kathryn C. Scott, Mary A. Scpanski, Harold Shana-flcld, Betty Shklalr, Belly 1.

Sievers, Raymond Slcgot. Donna M. Smith, Mary It. Solon, Sara Sosowitz, Ethel P. South, Myrtle Spiers, Betty J.

Stanton, Edward A. Stanton, Marlon Stone. Fannlo Storchhciin, John L. Sullivan, Lillian F. Sullivan.

Margaret M. Sullivan, Mario Sullivan, Marguerite Swan. Elwood S. Talan, Annabcllo E. Temkln, Russell J.

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BETHEL CHORISTERS WILL SING TODAY IN CALDWELL WOODS Two church choirs and a women's chorus will sing for the entertain ment or several thousand Chica-goans In three forest preserves today at the third round of Sunday vesper concerts sponsored by the county forest preserve district and The Tribune. Par ticip a ting organ i za tions this week are the Bethel Lutheran church choir, Which will Sing Robert E. Bowlus. at Caldwell woods, Milwaukee and Devon avenues; the First Reformed church choir, in Thatcher woods in Forest park; and the Parker Wom en's chorus, at Dan Ryan woods, 81th street and Western avenue. The concerts will begin at 5 o'clock.

Robert E. Bowlus will lead the Bethel Lutheran church choir in its concert, for north xlders nt. Caldwell woodsX'The choir, consisting 13 men and 32 women, will sing selec tions ranging from the "Pilgrims' Chorus to the lighter strains of Come to the Fair." William C. Anderson will appear with the group as soloist, singing Doun's Father in Heaven and Kramer's "The Great Awakening." A quartet consisting of Bowlus, Ander son, Norman Jensen, and Ivan Nyblad will also sing. The program follows: "Drink to Mo Only with Thino I English I fnsscd by Your Window The Drum Quartet.

Come to the Fair In My Garden Land ol Hope and Glory Choir. "The Great Awakeninr Mr. Anderson. Ilrliho Firestone Elsar Dedication 11 Franz The Lons Day Closes Sullivan Quartet. "Hallelujah.

Amen" Handel "Pilgrims' Chorus" Wasncr Choir. Now Lot Every Totikuo Adore Thco Unch "To Thee Lord Do I Lift Up My Soul Knllnnlkoft "We Worship Thco" Knllnnlkoft Salvation la Created Tschcsnokoff Choir. "Father id Anderson, "A Rainbow Bridge or Prayer Bliepliord of Israel Borlninnsky b'nnctus Gounod Choir. Officers of the Bethel choir are Harry Juul, president; Harold Wer-ness, vice president; Mrs. Mabel Anderson, secretary; Miss Pearl Gul-brandsen, treasurer; Mrs.

Bernice Myhre, librarian; Miss Thelma Anderson, assistant librarian; Miss Violet Schuster, custodian, and Miss Gladys Anderson, assistant custodian. Slecel. Vivlenne Slcgcl. Leo Silverman, Phyllis D. Sinclair.

Carl E. Singer. Beatrice H. Skow-ron, William S. Skriba, Daniel Smith, Joel C.

Smith. Maurice E. Smith, Richard W. Smith. Alice M.

Solar, Marta Somlo. Douglaa F. Spink. Ira stabincr, Alfreds A. Slaplnski, Jcsslo B.

Stark. Robert R. Starr, Anna Stccker, Edward Stclgcrwaldt. Carl C. Stein, Al Steinberg, Ida Steinberg.

Ralph G. Stein-way, Leo K. Stern. Shirley Stroek. George Strzelecki, Dorothy M.

Swanson. David Swart-wout. Lawrence Swcnson. Edward J. Swia-lowlec, Rudolph Swiec, Joe Szkola.

T. William Tnbnclt, Metta Talmy. Adolph S. Tarchala, Verne C. Taylor.

Margaret A. Thompson, Robert G. Thompson, Marilyn L. Thorsandcr, Harriet R. Tlgorman, Raymond II.

Timmer, Edwin C. Toloczko, Lorraine Touslgnanl. Francis J. Treanor, Morton K. Tuller, Herbert Turnoy.

V. June M. Uddstrom, Helen M. Umplr. V.

Dorothea J. VanWIssink. Barbara C. Vogel. Otto Vosbalik.

W. Vincent K. Wahlgren, Earl E. Waller. Ernest E.

Warsaw. Lawrence Warsaw, Walter IVar-zala. George B. Wayson. Clara Weber.

Gerald Wcincr. Norman II. Welnrib, Jano Weir, Richard E. Wend, Erwin M. Worth.

Phyllis H. Werthdnier. Oscar W. Wesolowskl, Robert E. Wick.

Bonnie Jean Wdgel. Arnold Wibtol. Betty Wilander. Jane S. Wildman, Margaret L.

Wilson. Marcclla Wittc. Allen H. Woelticn. Dorothea Woerthweln.

Leonard E. Wolff. Arthur J. Wolakl, George It. Wunderllch.

V. Andrew S. Takemowich, Irving Yoffe, Z. Anne Zaretzky, Chester J. Zebrowski, Rita B.

Zeinz. Marion Zenziper, Thomas Zimnio-wiez, Sam L. Florence Znxyslony, Aaron Zolot. Edward L. Zoltowskl.

Deborah Boys Club to Hear NY A Job Talk Tomorrow Michael Howlett, former Michigan swimming and football star who is now Chicago director of the National Youth administration, will speak at the Deborah Boys' club, 2441 West Division street, tomorrow evening. His topic will be Bringing Youth and a Job Together Thru NYA Train Ing," The meeting will be presided over by Harry Dorfman, director of the club. BUDGET TERMS HELD FOR FUTURE DELIVERY WHOLESALERS RETAILERS ARTICLES 3053 MANUFACTURERS Wesl Grand Ave. CoMZ7aT SOUTH SIDE SHOWROOMS: 4534 S. HALSTED ST.

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