How do I get this audio clip to stop processing

Question

I am wondering how to get this AudioClip to end. Even though it stops after 4 iterations from the for loop in main my application continues running until I hit ctrl-c. I don't want to use System.exit( 0 ) because other applications will be running and I don't want to shut them down. For now just the basics, getting this process to quit on its own. I figured I would have to close the file with file.close( ), but no luck. Help would be appreciated thank you.
import java.io.*;
public class PlaySound {
     static String fnm = new String("attention.wav");
     static java.applet.AudioClip clip = null;
     java.io.File file = new java.io.File( fnm );
     public PlaySound( )
          try
               clip = java.applet.Applet.newAudioClip( file.toURL() );
          catch( Exception e )
               e.printStackTrace( );
     public void makeAlarmNoise( )
          clip.play();   //plays the audio clip
          //sleep for a while so it doesn't cluster the sounds
          try
               Thread.sleep( 1000 );
          catch( InterruptedException e ){ }                    
     } //end of method makeAlarmNoise
     public void stopNoise( )
          clip.stop( );
     public static void main( String Args[ ] )
          PlaySound ps = new PlaySound( );
          for( int i = 0; i < 5; i++ )
          ps.makeAlarmNoise( );
          ps.stopNoise( );
}     

Answer 1

No it doesn't -- thanks for the reply though.
The process keeps running even after it is done playing the wav file. I hear no sound but the process must still be running if I does not come to an end.
IT WON"T STOP. PLEASE MAKE IT STOP.
ex> when you run a "hello world" program the program runs and prints "hello world" then brings you back to the command line.
In my program, the program runs and then just sits there -- never bringing me back to the command line. I am wondering how to do that without System.exit( 0 ). Because when I use a GUI and use eventHandlers it still will not stop processing.
Try running this program with a short wave (.wav) file and you'll see what I mean.
Thank you.