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Harrison, wnose termn was to have] run until 1941. A successor to Trus- tee Porter Fox, who resigned last spring, wil also bc chosen.. It. is expected that the 'Citizen s' Advisory committee, composed- of reprçeentativeés from ail thecivic, welfare, social, and religious organi- zations of the village will meet soon to begin ýthe.process of selection of' candidates for the ýpresident and' tru stee vacancies. It was -empha-' sized that. this action does. not pro- hibit independent candidates, but those witb suggestions to offer were inivited to present' them to the com- mittee, of which John Nuveen, Jr., 520 Warwiek road, is chairman. President Pro-Tem Dýuring Mr. Harrison's absence from 'the village, Trustée Anan Ray- mond, 547 Roslyn road, has been president pro tempore. It was an- nounceçi that .lke will continue to serve until a f t e r the December special élection. At the Monday evening meeting of the board it was announced that Clement Ley had resigned as super- intendent of the municipal water works. Hie has been succeeded by G. H. Ruston, formerly with the engineering firm of Greeley and Hansn, and a graduate of Purdue university.. Mr. Ruston assurned his new duties on Sunday, October 1. Double Crash Lands Car on Private Lawn, Saturday evening Dick Streeter, 15, of 134 Elmwood avenue, Evans- ton, driving west on Forest avenue, struck the car of RalphR. Hawx-, hurst, .618. Essex road, Kenilworth, parked in front of 918,'Forest avenue. The Streeter car ran over the curb and sidewalk and stopped on the lawn. TI pvnlanation of the accident, ar cptinus and co-captauls of teams. Plan Intensive Drive "As soon as the required numnber of captains is reached, and as soon as ten mnembers have-been enrolled for each.teamn, we 'will,.be ready to start the drive. The village will be apportioned . so that team mremn- bers. majy make their calîs quickly rind comnplete the campjaign without delay. -1 know that Kenilworth resi- den ts will ap preciate the. fact that the newCommunity-Chest has been set up 4n an effort to centralizeal appe-als ý that héretofore. have been made in hit-or-miiss> fashion," M1r.ý Botthof continued. "The Community Chest eliminates these a: p p e 'a 1s, makes its drive once a year and con- tributes the correct proportion to each of the agencies selected for assistance. "I amn sure we will have the whole- hertetisupport ôf every rneiTber uf the cornmunity i this work. I shall be very happy to hear from any one who 'wishes to volunteer for a place on one of the teams." Car on Wrong Sie of Street Causes Crash ,Milton Gribben of Chicago, drîv- ing a North Shore Yellow cab south on Twelfth street, at 9:45 p.m., saw a car w,iich had made a right turn into Twelfth street from Central ave- nue, commng directly toWard him, on the wrong side of the street. He~ stopped bis cab, but was struck by the other car, which was driven by Charles Bryson, 1930 Dodge avenue, Evanston. Bryson was arrested for driving north in the southbound traf- f c lane. SAV INMI ~~1L Us the Current 3%Rate PoNMd Earnings are.. distributed to members sei,,annuially- Juite 30 and December' 31. You can start anù account with any amount .- n inmum balance -is required - no penalties are permitted -andl yoûur accouRt is a ral,n sured for safety up to $5,009. Start now and share with the other 1100 members of 'this local association. Wrie or Pholne for LiLercIture, Resources Over $820,000.0,0 FIRST FUDIRAL SAVINGS SASSOCIATION 0F WILMETTE Chartered and Superuzsed under the tinited Statsa overnment il 55 WIlm.tt. Aveu.. Tlepho. Wflu.t. i1623