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CLASS A.. Notçd Safety Experts to. Be Speakers, at Session in N. T. Auditorium The fluai sessi on of the. New Trier TonhpSafe Drîvring school *il l)e held in. the 'auditorium 'of New Trier IHigh, schoiol uext Monday tve- ning, March .23, ý at 8o'clock. At this m e et ing, which the. police departments of Glencoe, K.e nil-* worth, Wilmnette and Winntka, té-' gether with the 68civic ârganiza- tions of the town- slip that have co- operated,,in t lî e school. hope, wilI D r. B. 1- Corbett be the Iargest and best of -the serie s, two outstanlding speaker.s.wilIlbe pre- sented. ýWiIl Hear Jurist Dr. B. L. Corbett. exectîve secre- tary of the Milwaiikee Safety com- miissionti secretarv . of the National STRESS GARDNER QUALIFICATIÔNS March 14, 1936 Editor, WitMPzrM, LIPE:' Iii tdorsing the candidacy and urg- ing the election of Henry'A. Gardner as Republican Township :Committee- man for Newv Trier township, we wish topoint out that in addition to his. other high qualifications for the office, lie is peculiarly able to discharge one of the most important duties of that office, namely, -participating, as. a memiber of the. County Central Com- mittee* in the nomination of Judges of the Circuit and Superioar Courts of Cook county a nd selecting the can- didates for judges of the Municipal Court of Chicago who shail receive organization support. It is common knowrltdge that the. degree of ability and integrity, of out, judges determines in large measure the quality of justice nieted out in cour courts. The evils that flow from the courts of what are known as political judges, especially in times of unusual dîstress, are notorious. Both the organize-d bar and the better. etl ment by a realization of the import- ance.-of the problemn and our belief that Mr. Gardner's canciîdacy for this office offers an almost unique oppor- tunity, to put the right mani iný the, right place. Edwin C. Austin, Glencoe EdwardR. Jolinston, Glencoe Ralph. F. Potter, Wilmette Edward. Meier, Wilmette Melvin M. Hawley, Kenilworth Vernon R. Loucks,- Kenilworth William P. Sidley, Winnetka > TOWNSHI P COMMITTEEMAN March 16, 1936 Editor, WiLmEm Lirz: In a recent letter in your "Public IForum," Harry C. Kinne of Wilmnette fully explained the history of Henry Fowler's opposition to the Ickes dom- ination of the Republican party in New ,Trier township. The story back of the present cani- paign for Republican Township Com- iTOU.S.- M'ove, to Provide Adequate ,Protection for Smnall Craft, Aid Coast 'Guard Probability. that at some futu re date. control of, Wilmette harbor will pass from the Sanitary district of Chicago to, the United States War department, forecast, some. weecs, ago, in the columns of WxLme=rr2LiI', moved a step nearer reality in the events of the. past month. For some time, and espe cially since the local Coast. Guard station was: moved fromn the' campus ofý North- western univergity, in Evanston, to the harbor, there has been agitation * to transfer control . to the federal government and to the army, which' bas jurisdiction over inland rivers. and harbors. Needed for SmaJI Craft It bas been pointed .out that the harbor is no longer used only as a point of intake for the waters of the ,sanitary district's North Shore chan- nel, but is being used more and more as a harbor of refuge for small craft. The nearest sheltered water to the with Judge Johnii Gutnechit'of the Chicago:Traffic court, who will speak on the subjcct, ",'What Kinid of Viola- tions. Cause Accidents? A ý-tJirilling m notion pictuire filin, ý'.The Powcr: Within.," will be pre- sented ini place of thue ustial question box. Edwin A Robsonr, Village. prosecutor of.Wilmette, -will explain .motor traffic regulationis and laws. Plans Interesting Sessiôn Chiief of Police Clovd C. McGuire îflethod. is anopted, tne selection wili continue te be largely dictated by,.the party leaders and the Count.y Çentral committees. No citizen of this entire townslu-ip cani better discharge this düty than Mfr.ý Gardner;, and not miore than a hiandful could do:.ià as well. As the miost recent past President of the Chi- cago Bar associat ionl, and, as the pres- ent Chairman of its Comrinittee on judicial Selection. lie lias a personal meI I LJI the> County Central. Committees of ihe Republican and Democratic par- ties came up for discussion. One gentleman advised us this had been cai.led to his attention. by some Win- netka, citizens who gave, himn to un- derstand t hat. there, would. be an oppo- sition candidate, if Mr. Henry Fowler we re' a candidate for Republican, Township. Committeemnan. As many of those at the luncheon knew little In recent north shore. sailing as a harbor, both, bas. becotne years more and. more people, have taken to sport and already the, for breadth and depth, inadequta'te. ýMatter, of fact the current forced in by the* pumping station beneath Sheridan road. bridge, which lifts the waters f rom lake, level to the canal heiglit, lias brouglit with it large amounts of sand, which have formed incnnvenient bars on which craft< are. served the scnooi u)istrïct very con-1 residents ini need of employment, Scientiously and efficiently during the wiemn h pl rn ort past three years and the committee whil e mn h p from iaond oohrt feels that a continuation of .this dooar enfromChicao ndothero service will be to the best interestsplcs Me an wo n fgo of the school district;" a statement character and responsibility, she adds, issued this week declared. . can be supplied for ail kinds of house Petitions for their nomination have and garden jobs.- The telephone is been.placed in circulation. Wilmette 2550.' The writer.wscarmno ha et Friday afternoon, Marcfl 20. An un- ing. Y usual progratn has been arranged. We *ere enthusiastic about the As this promises to be the outstand- prospects, of harmonizing ail factions, ing meeing of the year ail members'ý ý(Coàtinued. on page 54) are urged to be pregent.