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izauo>u,- und the programs mu in- clude subjects touching, upon vital matters of'social, historical, and re- liglous, trends. "Baha'l .youth of today.recognizes that world problems of tomorrow will be their responslbilty," reads a statement. ".Convlnced that the 'ex- Isting chaotlc world conditions. and the great destructive forces flow ut work in ail fields of human endeavor, and the present-day disintegration of old world institutions mark the birth- pangs of a new and divine civilization based upon the' unity of ail races,. creeds, faiths and nations, Baha'i youth are staglng this international demonstration. in theirf1 *At Wors 3:30, of thé outstanding, skaters of the wol.Miss Hulten is rated as the finest ýexponent, of dancing on ice and will be making her first pro- fessional appearance in Chica go. Other international aces who have not been seen here previously are Ralph MgcCreath and Nora McCar- thy, ,Canadian pair champions. They are sald to, be the smoothest corn- bination ever developed i the Do-ý minion. From the rinks of Europe wiil corne Frick and Frack, the great Swiss skating clownis, ýwho have some comiedy routines neyer before put on' ice. Among the great Canadian skaters who wiil appear are Ceci Godder- many internt MeDougald, Ruth Ross. Robin Lee,J champion, w skaters along ner-up 1ihisy be represente Louis Pitts; eanor be "What Hath God Wrought"; 'âo-en 's' 50' yard free style swimming hayl Hannen of Wi)niette, graduate event in the Skyline Athletie club. of New Trier Higli school, whose She took 17.9 seconds off the old subject will be "World Order,b" and mark, set by Marlys Lapin, being Wilfrid Barton, formerly of Winnet- timYed in 6:41.9. ka, now of Chicago, a Harvard man, Miss Eckert will defend another. musician and world travefler, wbose record skie holds i the 220 yard subject is to be "One Common SWIrn when she competes at the Faith." Lake Shore Athletie -lubnoo i ,. "Gaess Again, "Waa-Mu Show,' to Be Staged in Evanston Mur. 14-.18 Beans, ets, proti ý"Torcby Young mind readers, pick- litMes, royalty,' andI ts is E nlght