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Six Wilmette churches have again arranged Union Evening Lenten services. Cooperating churches will inclu<le the First Congregational, Wilniette P arish Methodist Episcopal,ý the Wilmnette Baptiste Wilmette Enlg- lish lutheran, St. Augustine's Epis4 copal. and the First. Presbyterian. These ýunion eveingi. services will be' held, on the following. schedule: \Iarch 22-Congrègational .church Dr. Hubert Carleton of.S.t. Augus- tine's Ep'.icopal church, preacher., M arch 29-Wlet aptist church, the Rev. David R. Kabele, pastor of the Wilmette English. Lutheranl church. preachr. April 5-Wilmette Parisli Meth- odist churcb, the Rev. James T. Venie- kiasenl. inister et the First Presby- terian church, preacher. Goeod Firiday1 Worship Tunwill also be a Union Good I"riday service Friday, April 10, f rom * 12 to 3 o'clo&k, at 'St. Augustine's * Episeopal churcb, with the ministers of the, six cooperating churches par- ticipating ilu the' worship. 4*Tbese union services are, for one thing, a fine expression of Christian. uit ty 'amnong the pastors and churches of the village, wbich bas existed iun- brokenly for a number of years, andý enhances the comniunity spirit of the village," reads a statement by the co.- anrtimy m niîters. 'Thev are alsi' the church year in most ciiurcnes., naniely. the Lenten period. They are also the fine offering of the churcheS of an opportunity to refreshi and iii- spire the spiritual life of the. people of the -village, to meditateý and rise to, worship and adore aur comiîon Notre Dame Grid Entertain, in Courtesy tickets u-re issued during january, and arrest slips during February. Anyone failing ta securebis proper license previ- ous to Marcb 15 will bave to suifer the. annoyance and, extra cost of, prosecution. The board believes -that no.'furtber leniency, -hould be *extended,* and under its. order this department can do nothing but arrest and prosecute CI4OYO C. McGUIR-. Chief of. Police. Invite Children to Se.e Movies .of Biblical, Stories Dr.. Hubert Carleton, rector ai St. Augustitne's ,Episcopal church,, an- nounices a series of sound motion pictures on 'Biblical subjects, ta 6e shown dturing the final' four w~eeks in Lent iii the Parish House of the church. These pictures, Dir. Carleton. cx-; plains, will be shown one afternoon and evening each week beginning Friday, .March 20, when the showings will be at 4 and 7:30 o'clock. Each showing will continue for one hour. The first pictures will depict the Creation, Adami and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the Ark. These pictures, Dr. Carleton states, were produced in Hollywood,, settings for some of the seenes achievinig a lavish splendor. The pictures are not .being shown as an amusement attrac- tion, it is eniphasized, but rather as a Lenten season projcct dcsigned to familiarize boys and girls with the stories from the Bible. They are rverent in tone and wil artake more of the form of a service thanl of. a secular attraction. Cost of the films bas been defrayed offices in Evanston. It is understood this is probably due to the fact that the sales tax returns did not reach the amount anticipated during Feb- ruary, and to a change in the alloca- tion of money. between counties with- in the,-state. The amnount allocated to this district will be suficient to cover food and. liniited, fuel, needs. This means that during the emergency ýperiod'ail cases will have to, be re-budgeted on. this basis. 'WPA-Supplementation cases will not be supplemented unless WPA in- corne is flot sufficient.to cover food. and fuel needs, it is stated. Rent will hot bc considered in budgetingthese cases. No electric light bis will be paid, but as long as funds. permit, gas, kerosene or coal will be provided for cooking purposes. No clothing will be purchased, but a irniited amôtrnt wfl'bc'prov$ded through the distribution center. New cases applying for. relief, where there is a partial income, will be budgeted for food and fuel needs and if the income covers these items they will not 6e accepted for ad- ditional relief. Unless additional fubds are made available, relief will necessarily con- tinue on this emergency basis until May 1. mette Friday, and w1iI spend the summer here. The Nelson f amily were residents of Wilmette for many years, hav .ing built and occupied the bandeome residence at 221 Greenleaf avenue. Mrs. Nelson and their son, Sherwood, will remain in Texas. commission, was explained titis week by Howard F. Bisbop, counsel for the North Shore Property .Owners associa- tion.. Mr, Bishop bas just '.returned f rom Washington, where be. went to gather da ta in regard to the act which is of special- interest" to owners of residential property- on the north shore and. in other. sections of the state. Municipalities or, organizations desir- ing to prevent the issuance of Interstate Commerce commnission certificates4 for such routes as interstate, carriers May dlaim, will have to, file objections be- fore .the commission, Mr, Bishop said. Will Net UsUrE> Authuwity- The act, he believes, will flot involve any usurpation o f authority by the Inter- state Commerce commission, so that thie Illinois Commerce commission will stil have complete jurisdiction-over alin- trastate traffic as it has had in the past. Lines passing through the north shore, and that are interstate in character, will be under the regulation of the fed- eral body, he pointed out. "The act was passed for the purpose of regulating interstate bus and truèk traffic and does not affect traffic that is entirely intrastate," Mr. Bishop said. "This means that the Illinois Commerce cajmmuaLrn will conie *ro have iri or Michigan tnrougn tne normai shore, would corne tnder the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce commission at Washington. The act pro'vides that no motor carrier shaîl engage in interstate (ýContinuéxI on Page,.7 Prince Loewenétein to Lecture March 24 INote: Economiy Shop is cond ucted by the Woinan's Club of Wihinette. es....... 44-52,! Now. Use -Clssified Advertis-ing. . E conomica 1...Rsolfl for