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GIOUP cm Towuui md.. maM« bout t amre mad addrem ff o utormet aséuadilfor péikade,but e fr su îie&s.Sé "atei mmi r" thse. .diter by Tuemdey »n.. e bi.n me for TAYTME LOCAL'COLLECTR The.second installment of. 1934 gen raI, taxes are now in collection, and cîtizens are again re-ý minded of the advantage of making, payment: promptly to Sanborsi Hale.. township. col lector. While Mr. Hale w11! lo t be vmpowered to makie collection, for moire than a couple of weeks, it ýis important that:payment be made to him rather than to the county collector. for the reason that distribution to the varlous school and other taxing bodies can be made more prompt.ly. IThese taxing 'bodies. at.least somfe'of them, have otstanding tax, anticipation warrants upon- which interest iç being paid, and the, sooner they are retiredi the sooner the interest expense mill cease. EverY dollar of tax money paid locally lielps local insti- tutions just that much, and is thius a benefit tý) the taxpayers themselves. -DEAF-MUTE INSTRUCTION Free instruction for the deaf andl mute lias been made the major objective of the Rogers Park Kiwanis club of Chicago, for the Nyear 1936. and volumes for the heipful spirit to which the organ- ization seeks to give expression ini a real service. There bas been so miuch ialk of assistance for theuinfortunate, so much haphazard planning and confüusïdactioniii that direction, that this plain, simple, workable plan to help a contingent of our. citizenship cornes as a refreshing býreeze at torrid noon-day. It is an -endeavor with whv Iich al cati syNmpathize and in which nanly cani help. Any citizen of the n orth shore knowting of an afllicted one in need of the service offcred hv the Kiwanis club should report the niatter at once. :e his choice early and thus secure the of the value increase that is sure to comie. BEG0MING A FAD) The intense interest being ShIoNný by north .shorc- residents in, the movement, for safe automobile. driving -cannot but he heartening and encouraging, to those who have taken the initiative in the efforts té reduce accidents and property loss. When thp police chiefs of Wi1mette. Kehilworth, Winnetka and Gencoe decided, to cal! into cooperati on the ,vanious chvic organizations of the villagkes;- they struck "pay dirt." for the instant response was such as to leave no doubt as te the, willingness of> the memberships to take part in such a move- -ment. The idea back of it all is a school for safetyi in, which the right and .%rong of automobile drivin- are stressed, lu which "students" are told by Word of mouth, and shown in pictures of actual driving. what to do and what'not todo*iii certain circum- stances. The attendauceý at the flrst session of this school .demonstrated that mnost drivers rea!ly. des ire to drive safelv, and are willing te go to the trouble of learning how te do ît if given the opportunity. For residents of New Trier towu- ship that opportunit-y is open. A1.l are eligible to receive. the -instruction without cost. .The nexýi session. of the school will. lie .held at New Trier Township High school Mna evening, Febru- ary 24, at 8 o'clock. The heads of the local, police departmènts are to be commended for this advanced step in >afety promotion. The idea of bringing to tlheir aid civic organizations which, they feit, wvould cxert a tremexidous influence, is cntirely new. It was "brealçîng new ground,' 'real pioneer work, but the resuits so far attained reveal it as a master- stroke in cutting down the accident totals, No one who drives an automobile should miss ýhese safety school sessions. No matter how good a driver you think you are, there awaits you, in the schooi. information wîdat some criti'cal nio- mient, You willbe glad te possess. WH*Y QUARREL? The relations actually existing between goverti- ent and industry were neyer more aptly put than ithe, fn11rou4niy exerDt fro4m an ed- ari2l ili.:4 BAC K favorable decision f romn the Supreme court.1 Which will prôbably put an end, for the time being. at least. to their desires to have the nine "old nien'. of the court lôcked up in a nuthouse or shot, at .stnrise. Funny, too. They won, the decision on what Norman Thomas says is the only sir 'non pure socialist feature of the New Deal7-the T\VA>. But it wafn't much of a victory after ahl. for it only covered'the angle of building dams and sell- ilig surplus current. On a recent morning,lwhen the thermomecter. registered 12 or 15 degrees below, while *going to the corner store for what the janitor calîs' a *Scandalt sheet." we were. stopped still In our tracks by the thrilling whistle of a cardinal, and"-the milder an- sivering cal! of his mate in a distant tree. Pausing to listen ' to thc conversation. we glanced about and noted that there - %vas nothing but. snow an d ice 1 W: to he seen, and.wondered how ii 1% tiiose cardinals. and other . 4: birds manage to eke out an- existence during ýa winter when aIl natture is ice locked and snowçý% bound. and no green thing is to be .se.en out of doors. Are there kind-bhearted people nîaking, it. teir b)usiness to see that food is placC(l ,iheré the feathered friends can find it?--1t ýslould he so. EVen the sparrow .S,- surly little rascals that the,% are. should notbe permitted to starve. But cardinals!, To have death by starvation stalk and destrôy themn would be a tragedy indeed. It takes so littie to keep a bird alive that noue should be perniitt.ed to perish. Aiîdnow, 'tis said, Northwestern coeds are coin- plIaiiiing, about their maie dates, criticising thcm, practically, which is a lot of nerve, if you ask us. Object to the wvay they dress, the way thev. act, the way, wev. take it, they do everytbing, except, perhaps. paying the freight. TIhat stili seems to judge McGarry of the Chicago Municipalcor is sending drunken automobile drivers to jail. I-He found the right place for 'emn. Lovers of .winter sports are surely havitig their ùiiuiig this winter. The Chicago Daily Tribune~ is~ enthusiastically Up his mind to move to the country. That these neighborhoods are going to progress rapidly is a foregone conclusion. The type of irnproven*ents that have been and are being constructed give ample assurance te the family looking for a home- site that here they can.,buy.and build Withsae, er. u#oup, UvUlA q>or uApî clans.. or naciars tic than any ini Tneimiio U~8~&inc po, ezanumsv vvn tume Bugs Moran gang beautiful remembrances i the form of mnachine gun slugs, the, net resuit being seven funerals. On the seventh anniversary, Mr. McGurn received bis valentine in the form of a flock of bullets. Net result, one funeral. Washington (George). -We salute you! Tax PuArom*RE.PORTER.