Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 12 Nov 1931, p. 28

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/4 WIEBQWDT S - EVANSTON Davis Street >Wilmette 11I W At Last W ithin Reach of E ver y Woman ... Prof essional Facials as 0f ter, as You Wisb! Skin Cisanser ... Only by Century Air Lines i for. Home in South The Ceituiry Air Lines have in- G. A. Como, manager of the restau- Iaugurated a né%% shuttle Service be- rant at Sky Harbor airport, tl)is twveen the Curtiss airport near Gleri- week did ivhat he bas been threatenl- t vew nd he hicgoMunicipa ing to, do for a long time. He went airport, enabling north shore resi- south. Como, whose abillity as a chef dents to make» direct connections1 and> whose génial disposition have with planes. kaving the Chicago air- :won him many friends at Sky Harbor, port for St. Louis, Toledo. 'Cleve- ilives at Lake Charles, La., and 'tis land, Detroit and other cities. De- said the northern winters are flot to ttails concerning the newv service will > his liking. Charles Hipp, who former- îin Chicago, accompanied' Como fin t he trip south. Hipp's home' is in See Cook County Forest.Txs Preserves1 Fromn the Air 121 Planes from' Curtiss 'the Cook countvy commiSsioners[ Pr einBgArSo Were invited by Maj. R. W. Schroe-1 aaei Bi ArSo der of Sky Harhor airport last. W\e d Twentv-one planes from Curtiss air- nday to take an air tp o e heport at Glefiview.took part Sund'ay county. The cormmîssioners studied1 in the air parade. which was a, lea- *Ithe countty's arterial highwa- y ssem Jture of the big air show over Grant and its forest preserves -fromn the air,. ipark, Chicago, held for the benefit of Major Schroeder is chairman of the -Cook county's unemýpyed.. The countv board adtiiorv aviation, com-t planes were polited b nvt rnittee.' owntrs'as weli as by students. and men of long experience in aviation. "Casey" Lambert Takes Probably the largest nurnber of~ $20,000 Plane Back Home !in such an event participated in the "Casey" Lambert ofthe St. .Lou is air -shoiv. L.amberts pi Lisierine farne leit f rom T tdnsPs r Curtîss airport, Glenlviewýý. last week TeÇ uetsP ssFy1ng 1 for the Missouri citv. in his Travelair Tssa uts ipr deluxe plane. The ýship iS the. one T ssa uts ipr mentioned in these colunins a few t Ten students passed tests for various week ag as ostng 20,00..î* 1 types of pilots' licenses at the Cur- equipped %vith a 300-horsepoiver en- itiss Wriîght Flying -school. at Curtiss gin caabl 'o apee of190mie, airport, Glenview, last Thursday. This an hour, .\Ir. Lambert had been in; is the largest number of persons %who CZhicago and vicinity on business, have passed flying tests at Curtiss ofin ont a for sone tirne. It is in- jDepartment o Commerce according teo $fcials of the airport. Inspector at Sky Harbor A large number of new students have Murry Hal. eparmen of om~been enrolled for flying courses at merce inspector, w-as at Sky Harbor the Curtiss school in recent weeks. i.airport. last .Fiday giving, grotind: workand flying examinations to sev'.D: wsc a S .e eral studen ts who havebe en su3 *î Dck SiwsIey n psNorth ing .under the direction. o1, istud* D cso i ot i Taylor, Sk~y Harbor instructor. The: G. D. .Owslev, 946 Spanish court, coming of chillv fa l day a fie No '-fan's Land, in addition to bein to dminsliflyng ctiityat k>' an aviîation enthusiast is handv with taor.mns fyn ctvt a gun.. Last week hie returned to Cuir- Harbr. ' . .tiss ai rport at Glenview, %vhere lit FRIDAYé IN OUR TOILETRIES SECTION Firsti FIoor I Trier debate coach. is the faciuitv- sponsor of the club. BROADCAST EACH WEEKDAY jThe . Christian Science churches and societies 0fo Illinois are broad- casting each weekday from 7:;30 to 7:45 a. m.in over station .WBRM in 1 Chicago, Popularity of . Iitel Home Service, latinched in Winnetka several days ago. has pronipted Eitel, Imc., well known Chicago restaurant and bak- eryý products concern, to extend the service to %Wilmette, Kenil"%worth,, Hlubbiirds Woocds and Glenco 1e.

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