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field~s of France where it served with' distinction as one of the major combat uùnits of ýtheA.E.F.. It' will also commnemorate the 2th year since. a group of officers o h ii sion gathered inforrnally. in the City of Luxembourg anddtd a pro gram for a permanent ýorganization Of Illinois veterans.. Amnong, the charter members of the young or- ganization was the famous war cor- respondent. and .military observer Junius B. Wood., This week Presi- dent Raymond L. Keegan of the 33rd I)ivision War Veterans associa- tion. announced that Mr. Wood is. coming to Chicago to be.the prin- cipal speaker at the annual'banquet of the 33rd Divisioin War Veterans association, to be held at.the Mor- rison hotel, Saturday June 24. CoIorful Journalist Junius Wood1 is one of America's~ most colorful war correspondents. He is a veteran o! over thlrty years' experience having started as report- er on the Chicago Interocean in 1907. In 1916 he covered the Fracas at Vera-Cru.z, Mexico and Browns- ville, Texas, as war correspondent. He was present also at the Cuban Revolution and in 1917 he was as- signed to the American Expedition- ary forces and covered the World two-week cruise on mhe Oliver Hi. 1nave1 Perry. 'Dick and. Jim Jones are l in a rivilege auring tme wei la trip to PNew York and visitea ».iu d vicinity. in'à short Ison, Willard Kates of Corning, N.Y. IL eign correspondent of the Daily News he covered events in the So- viet Union in 1930 to 1931. 'He was later assigned as resident corres- pondent to Japan in 1932 and 1933. .Mr. Wocdd has just returned from anotfrer European trip and promises: to disclose exact conditions now p r e s e n t in "Flaming Gerrnany," Germany' s importance in the Euro- pean set-up and its miitary experts and his conclusion as to why. we Mr. and Mrs. James W. Day, 1109 Iliosroad, spent last weekend at Fox lake with friends from Wiscon- A LOT of folks have had thefr eyes construction.1 opened wide by a ride in a 1939 an experience Ford V. 8. They just didn't realize more cars than how niuch more value and how the world. nmany improvenments we've put in Onie ride in 1-A M.reury 435 Il is backed by of building fer Lanybody ese in today's Ford-~ 'r Dealers PHONE WILMETTE 535 Maur