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ber ofthte governing board of the college, and bas given a total of seven scholarships in addition to gen- erous contributions to college pro- jects. Nineteen repayment scholarships are now available for'students who need assistance in financing their education, and these are aIl itn use this year. In addition to bcan scholar- ships;' sixteen, honorary scholarships are. awarded each year, and these carry full tuition. Sixteen advanced students are holding paid part. time positions as assistant teachers. 1The college bas been fortunate- in having, found places for the thirt- seven students w-ho applied for posi- tions in homes as a means of earning room and board, and a group. of seven are hei ping witli their expenses by -doing part time work in, the Col- lege, offices and cafeteria, making a total. of. ninety-five students who are receiving a ssistance. The 'requèsts for help have greatlv increaÉed, this y ear,, and, an effort is being made to secure additioial scholarshipsý and ini this wvay provîde a. nueans of, turning,, an emergency into au 'opp)ortunitv,. ToEnr oll Nexet Week f or Parent, Education Course Registration .for the courses. in par- ý ent edu cation at the National College of Education wvere held the. mornings of October - 5, 6, and .7, and will be continued, Monday, Tuesdavy and Wednesday of the week of Oc- tober 12. The class in "Problemis of Early Adolescence" -will nmeet on Monday mornings at 10 o'clock, for- the con- sideration of the welfare of boys and girls froin 8 to 15.. "Child Care and Training in thes Early Years,"* a symposium' courset for miothers of' y0ung children, wil be held on> Tuesday mornings at 10s o'clock and "The Child, in Society,". dealing with the problems of the1 child's. socialization,. recreationi, edu. cation, and character training, .%il! conve ne at :the samehour on Wed-, nesday mornings. Miss Martha Fink, director'of par ent education, reports nume rous un-_ quiries in regard to various courses,. f riends to the meeting.- Jacob Billikopf, executive director of the Federation of Jewish charities of Philadeiphia, and Mollie Ray Carroll, associate professor of social economy, Un iversity of Chicago, will be the speakers. A business meeting ati1.30 will precede theý program., Mr. Billikopf is widely recognized as an authority on. sociology, and ýeco- nomics, and,has been act ively connected with Jewish charities since 1904. Be- -fre coming to Philadephiia he was en- gaged in, similar woirk in Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Kansas City, ,Mo. He is past president of the Missouri state conference of charities and has served on. the Kansas City board of pardons and paroles. He wvas executive director* of the camfpaign to raise $25,000,000 f orjewish war Ésufferers., 1Miss Carroll, wvho is state chairman of, the wvomcn in industrv committée of the Illinois League of Women Vot- ers, recently returned f rom a >tour of. Germany where she, studied, present conditions. The forum of 'the League odf Wornen Voters is a central meeting place for the discuissiglon f current questions of unusual interest and speakers of note address th e meetings which are field the, second Saturday ..of each> month from October through April. The ,meetingsare open to aIl members of the League of Womnen Voters, iii, Cook ,county1 and to the public,,for a small f ee. To Model in StyleShowv Miss Virginia Lamson and Miss Chiloe Wat-son of Winnetka are two of the north shore debutantes who %vill model clothes for the fashion show tea to be, given Monday, Oc-. tober 19, at 2 :30, ýat the Winnetka Miasonic hall. The affair is spon- so.red by the. Winnetka board 'of t1he Northwestern University settlement. Mrs. Godfrey Atkin.,is heading th'ý committee in. charge of the debu- tantes. chosen.>as models. Mrs. WTar- ren Shoemaker' is president of. the Winnetka board. Tickets -for the fashion show will be on' sale at the door. Has the Quality You L at the Price You Can 1 TOWNLEY made Sureý that ony healthiest, winter catch furS-ýKolinSk;y, BSaby Lynx, Persian Lamnb, Canadizn Wolf, and Black Fox--were used for these agstonisbingly Well tailored. coats o.f rougb woolens at TOWNLEY'S fur experts selected the best, Russian Cars-cul, Natural Squirrel, Black Lynx, Kolinsky, Persian Lamb, Blue Dyed Amour Fox, and Pointed Sitka Fox for beautifully tailored couts at prices tbat. bele tlieir value $69, )M'Y ove Pay .f50 '050 infori '-UC ana .wrs. Isalph Zimmerrran ot Winnetka. ,Mrs. Frank P. Kutten, 1101 Chest- mtit avenue, was given a surprise party by a group of friends. at ber home Thursday afternoon,.October 1, on the occasion of her tenth wedding anniversary T. U. convention now being held in Waukegan. Mrs. C. B. Kitchen of Miami, FIa., will be the guest for several weeks o.f bier ,on an.d.daugl-ter-iri-law. Mr. .and Mrs. HughKitcheni, 237 Green-. leaf avenue.: 1$vanston Womans Sop Open a ~tardaY t vernigs Untiu 9 (0 The Hub, 1931 ASociû Practice Eicono TÔWiSiLEV