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Octobe 4, 13 4 W I L MT T E LF,.5 Seek Gas Tax' Funds forNew Traffic Lights The Kenilworth Village board 4t its xnontbly meeting Monday nigbt adopted a resolution to be sent to the state highway department asking that an allocation be made f rom Kenilworth's share of the state gas- oline tax funds to pay for the pro- posed installation of traffic signais at the triple intersection of Green Bay road, Park drive and Kenilworth avenue. The board also made some revi- sions in the stop sign ordinance.' These revisions are initended to bring the ordinance up to date. The revised ordinance provides that Green Bay road and Kenilwortli avenue shaîl be tbrough stop streets for tbeir entire length through tbe village. For the present, however, no stop signs are to be erected on the section of Kenilworth avenue west of Green Bay road. Officiais of the village feel tbat the traffic on this portion of the street is not heavy enough to warrant erection of stop signs here at this time. Under the revised ordinance the signs may be installed and enforcement ordered at any time the board sees fit to take sucb action. Signs now in place d irect ail traf- f ic approaching Green Bay road from tbe west to stop. The sa me holds true for north and soutbbound traffic approaching that part of Kenilworth avenue from Green Bay road to Sheridan road. Stop signs along Park drive west of the tracks were removed after tbe completion of the Green Bay road widening and paving work. Park drive formerly wvas called Kenilworth avenue. GAMMA PHI PLEDGES Four of the girls pledged by Alpha Psi chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at Lake Forest college live on the north shore. They are Elizabeth Ann Clen- denin of Lake Forest, Elizabeth Hitchcock of 906 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, and Hazel White and Vir- ginia White of 211 Park avenue, Glencoe. Formai pledging took place on Friday, September 28, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. C. Wayland Brooks Speaks in Evans ton C., Wayland Brooks, Republican can- didate for ,Congressmàn-at-larg e, wilt address the second of a series of pre- election meetings sponsored by the Women's Republican club of Evanston Monday morning, October 8, at 10:45 o'cl ock in the ballroom of -the Orring- ton hotel.. He will take for bis sub- ject "The Real Issues of the Comming Election." Mr. Brooks belongs to the younger generation of Republicans andi his mes- sage differs widely from that of the old time political campaigners. In. hi!, speeches throughout the state this fali he bas constantly put the issue of American Liberty above party and bis plea is to send representatives to Con- gress who will lift the "gag rule" and send the country back to constitu- tional principles. Mr. Brooks was temporary. chairman of the Republican convention at Spring-- field in August and bis keynote speech held the audience spellbound although the thermometer stood at 112 degrees. The Women's Republican Club of Evanston opened tbis series of pre- election meetings Monday morning with Senator Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa, chairman of tbe Republican Mid-west- ern committee, as speaker. ,- These are open meetings it is an- nounced, and tbe Women's Republican club of Evanston invites residents of the north shore to attend. PLEDGED SIGMA CHI Richard Cullen, 1226 Ashland ave- nue, and Norton R. Potter, 925 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette, have been pledged to Sigma Chi at Deni- son university, Granville, Ohio. Mr. Cullen' bas also been elected presi- dent of the freshman class. WEATH ERSTRI P *NU-METAL ALL COPPER for Years of Wear SEasily Installed. Millen Hardware C.. 1219 WiImette Ave. WiI. tog0 'i WANTED WiII buy men's usei suits, shoes, overcoats; aiso Iur coats. Best prices. Prompt J. MARKS-Uni. 0347 IIii~ ~i1 Your Health -T7his Winter will be better protected against the common ail- ments of changing weather, if you keep an even temperature in your home. 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