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Another North Shore resident, Ralpi> A. Bard of 531 North St. -Johns avenue, ighland Park, will serve as general chairman of the campaign. Mr. Warner, as. head of the sponsors' division, wMi be one of Chairman Barda's most important,, aides. The campaign lu the eighth held under the s'ponsorship. of, the Corn-. munlty Fund corporation, of which Edward L. Ryerson, Jr., is pres- ident. The campaign wrn begin October 17. Duriuig an intensive solicitation period of from six to eight ý weeks every employed person in Chicago wifl be- invited -to contribute. Nor-' Othon ai H e rb eTrt James Wrightaon, 1006 'Linden avenue, Wilmette, composer and tvriter, lias just re- turned from an ertended vacation spent with .ftienda in tlie Berk- shitre hills. of Massachusetts. The oneyobtaned n th dri e eniveiY uY the -NatiQflB Themony otaied n te divefor the Prevention of War wiil be used to meet the iieeds of the "Women's Internationa approximately 190 Protestant, Catih- for Peace and Freedoxu." olic, Jewish and non-denominational________ soilwelfare and charitable agen-Lag Rnr fo Tennis Titie Pi Gladys Higkt Will [al I. Shore ctobe 1. «jLuç.u .7qu'Jeu Lom aisa t ~Lme ShoreOctoer EChicago Arena, where the eleventh Miss Hight, who has long been, Snnual mee 'ting willI be: held, Sep- recognîzed as one of the foremost tember 29 to October 2. dance instructors in the United Tennis professionals are deter- States, has made this departure inl mined to put pro tournaments into the interests of better serving her the American sports picture with a large clientele on. the North Shore.. schedule of events li ail sections rof