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Mo-j halt a car approachnmg a railroafi when a- train was passing or neaning the crossing. "Opýerating by 'electrical impulses between one attachment on the track rails and another in the automo- bile, the ignition would be eut off in the car and the brakes applied at the approach of.,a train," George Barton, chief engineer of the mfotor club explaijned. tCormaine, Roof Garden Opened for Summer Formnal opening of the famed Roof Garden at Cormaine, popular dlining and entertainment center at Main street and McCormick boulevard, I'as been set for Frlday night; June 9. The RofGaren,,,with iî.,new appointments, wlll feature Benny Dugoll and his Casino Boys., Cormaine has a fine reputation for excellent dinners and delicious late evening "snacks.'" BURGLARY SUSPECTS Thursday of last week state police arrested Frank Sarro and Joseph Patti and brought them to Wilmette $ Maurice Seymour Photo Mildred Stanley, radio artiat and photographer's model, U the fettured vocalist tvth Lawrence 'Wek ad 1-U itêhMyuge Mulý which opens June 10 on the Beach Walk at the Edgetvater Beach hotel. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS The United States Civil Service commnission has announced open comipetitive examinations for, the positions namned below. Applications* must be on file 'in the commission's office. Washington, D. C., flot later street was five or six blocks long. The street was cleaned, and in, the center of it was a ba ndstand. with a band. No special effort was- ma de to, decor ate. :However, al the folk froni the surrounding -country,,came. in, and it Was almost like a little fair. Several .owners of stores told me that it had greatly increased their business and that they follow- ed this custom throughout the sum- mer months. Miàmi Likes -Idëe In Miami thereis begfinning to be publiàicussion of. the possibility ofcoing about six blocks on Flag- 1er street toa ah vehicular traffic. The idea is that the street be re- served permanentiy for pedestrians., If this- were done, sidewalks might be leveled off and plantings, might be tnade In thé cenft, to ereate a shopping plaza of unusual attractive- ness and convenience. There are other cities of the coun- try-,somie of our greatest cities- where such a plan would not be amiss. If, in Chicago's State street, for example, ail north and south, vehicular trafflc were eliminated in the Loop section, and the entire street were made available to pe- li an exciting fniîsh uy uiuy seconds. Charles Galloway in "Skip it" won third place. It was bad luck for Pirie over the entire .weekend. The afternoon be- fore he had trouble wtth his jib af- ter leading the, fleet during Most of the-two trips'out to. the three mile buoy, and he. could. only make a third place behind Ted Mean's "Lit-, tie- Audre y" and W. V. Gathany's. "Pegasus." The Saturday race was a thriller, run in 'a. stiff northwest. wind. The Arrow clase started five minutes af- ter the ýStars and had a rough trip out to the, three mile buoy and.: homne, Jack Manierre in "Zéphyr" beating Bill Magie in "Merenie" in a tight beat homeward, during which many of the boats shipped green water. Instead of fooling around out in the rough water, Launie Mas- sie headed stralght in for the shore whee t was quieter, and came in a close third. Ariel's main halyard parted near the end of the Star race Saturday, and the comxnittee boat h a d to chase her. almost to Roger's Park, the wind was biowing her s0 far and sci fast. . Everyone was glad tu see Max Hayford win Sunday he's been out of the races.for some time, and it was quite a comneback and he sailed a beautiful race. SATURDAY!, JUNE 3 were wîtnout result. .t-owever, the state police held the men for prose- cution on a. charge of stealing an automobile from in front of a- tavern on Skokie boulevard near Oounty Line road, which theft they ad- mitted. assistant junior field year. under' E. Zick 1apparel 1 is a y only. Cornpleý the district wouluD e enuanved. edited nursing Too Much Mix-Up Lnce following are required. There would be difficultyr in get-' passed their ting agreement on any, such plan. (entomology). adrnîttedly. Parking bans on heavy aid (entomoý. retail streets have encountered like lleld aid (en- division of opinion. But certainly' ureau of En ntne Exei merchant§ and shoppers alike in al mological ne- our cities lose through the way in plant disease whIch w/ re mixing machines and pplicants mu st 1 hum n ý insi u cale e birthday nÏengui urcrwddae Cao -Elijuti-tioss.............-. - Twinkle Ditto.-Hayford-Jofles ...:6 Sagitta-W. Bradbury.......... 1:37:18 Dolphin - Emerson-Raymonld . .1:41:05 FÉram - Don Bergman . .....1:47:02. Swing It, - 0. P. Alford......... 1:57:50 Phantom II-Fred Frencli-Disqualified Ariel -,Carl Johnson - Did -Not Finish Arrows Zephyr-J. F. Manierre .....56:47 merenie - W. A. .Magie I.....57:53 Foamn-L. Massie ............. 1:0:64 Galatea-Stalley Rich..........1:02:45 Aeduna-Fergus Meade........ 1:03:43 Almabel-Al Langtree....... ...1:09:10 SUNDAY, JUNE 4 a car witiuui and given a day es;ij miiiabie service tm theple PD1. BUSNES TRP 1141 -m--- Ullx - -----ct ewrd ia the gratitude of thie B~E when he was brought ta Wilmette. B township. Harry H. Wolf, 1140 Seneca, re- Miter a preliminary hearing before that thls expression of ourspitserl 1BatePic ' .Ptrsh resented to hlm and tiiat it cently setsvrldays nBate oic agsrat.e JohnJ.Peer o the. retords of the. board." Creek, Mich., on, a business trip. was heldtAo the grand jury.