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October 4. 1934 WILMETTE LIFE Provide Complet e Information A bout Novemnber 6 Ballot: The candidates' number, of ...TheJ Illinois Voter" published by the Ilii-, nois League of Women, Voters in October, will be off the press in a few days,. For a number of yeaes now the league prior to each na- tional and state election has been offering this political atlas to the voters of Illinois. It is. well known that the League of Women Voters iever endorses candidates and that it has no ulterior motives. It is absolutely non-par- tisan. Its one purpose in publish- ing this "Voter" is to help make the Illinois electorate acquainted with candidates and specific ballot issues. This "Voter" contains no political or theoretical discussions of the pros and cons of such questions as the cost of government or relief of the uinemploved. What it does is to tell about the men running for con- gressional and state offices, men upon whom citizens are going to vote onl November 6. It gives the biographical records of these candidates and their own statements on some of the important issues of the day. Most of these candidates have corne right out and told how~ they stand on current ques- tions such as governmental control on the manufacture and the -ship- ment of arms and what the source of revenue should be to finance the fed- eral governiment. Also, it gives the voting records of congressional and general assembly candidates running for re-election. In addition the "Voter" gives some general election information and a brief, clear explanation of two im- portant questions which are to be voted upon, namely the emergency relief bond issue and the Constitu- tional Convention referendum. Fin- ally', for those living ini Cook county there are the records of candidates for county offices. Local league representatives, in every communitv will l)e handling the distribution of the "Voter." Garrick Players to .Appear Oct. 17-18 Why Whistle in the Dark? "People whistle in the dark, read books, go to theater, beat their wives, and do countless number of other things to remain, within reason, pleasantly occupied." A respected Chicago psychologist mnade the above statement only recently. The Garrick. Players of Lake Forest college in- troduce their thirty-third season with Ernest. Truex' delightful vehicle of a season ago, "Whistling in the Dark." Some north shore theater-goers were unable to enjoy theTruexpro- duction at the Erlanger in Chicago. Professor Tomlinson of the Lake Forest school chose to duplicate the play for those persons at Durand Art Institute on October 17, and 18. The Truex part will be played by William Perod of -the Players. The four re- maining shows for the winter season have not. been chosen, but north shore people wîll undoubtedly, see produc- tion of some of the splendid plays, "Alen Corn," "Both Your Houses," "The County Chairman," "White Headed Boy,," by the Irish play- wright, Lennox Robinson, and "Street Scene." "Street Scene" is considered for the successful playing of "Coun- sellor at Law" by Elmner Rice last season., "Another Language," also produced in thç closing months of 1ast ye-ar, held a Lgrand performance the young lady will write another. Seats for this production of "Whist- lingý in the Dark," as well as for any of- the remaining 'plays may be se- c.ured' by calling Lake Forest 2042, it, is explained. VISITS CURTJISS FIELD A business calter at Curtiss airport last Friday morning. was J. N. Bush., service representative of the Wright Acronautical corporation. XEFW IàsSES Manchukuo-Puppet State-six values mint .... .... ... 12e Russia-MendeleJeff Commen-four values. ................. ......25 Pannou-Pouva-Regýstry-fIve values mint ................ ........25ec Russia-Stratostat, Commen-three values.... ........ ............. 25e U. S. -and Foreign Stamps of ail klnds, mint and used. 'Albums, Scott's NEW Catalogue, Hinges, etc. C. -HAHN for STAMP.S Suite 10, S45 Uancoin Avenue, Winme"k PA TRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS October 4, , 1934 WILMETTE LIFE