THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942

GERMAN ADVANCE INTO RUSSIA —AS PRISONERS 9 Business Women McGregor to In Two Programs Address Townsend The Business and Professional Meeting Sunday Women’s club celebrated Nation­ al Business Week with two pro­ Congressman J. Harry Mc­ grams. At a dinner Sunday, Oct. Gregor will address a meeting of FRIDAY 4 % > 11, Miss Olive Huston of Xe 'uu. WbW WJZ president of the Ohio Federal Townsend club No. 1 in Republi­ 6:00 News 6:15 Aon Winslow Newsroom Don AVinslow was the honored guest and spea­ can headquarters Sunday after­ 6:30 jum & Abner Canteen Girl Milt Herth Trio ker. Her topic was on the Four noon at 2:30 p. m., according to 6:45 Lowell Thomas Fronts, namely the battle of 7:00 Fred Waring Fred Waring Scramble an announcement made this week. 7:15 * ideas, battle for production, 7:30 buulxme Ranger community offensive, and battle Another meeting will be held 7:45 Lou Lone Ranger at 7:30 in the evening with 8:00 Earl Godwin for peace. state representative Win. W. 8:15 Juffy's Tavern Special guests of the club were Mooney of Columbus, as the 8:30 Mrs. Ila Kohl, district d’«* -tor 8:45 and president of the Mt. Vernon speaker. Lunch will be served 9:00 Valtz Time Waltz Time Gang Busters between sessions and everyone 9:15 A’altz Time Waltz Time Gang Busters club; Miss Winnifred Vogt, interested is invited to attend. 9:30 ’lantation Party Spotlight Banda Zanesville, state finance chair­ 9:45 ’lantation Party Spotlight Bands man, and Lulu Beeney, state BUY U S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ------SATURDAY- program chairman, and chair­ 6:00 Newn Funny Money Man News man of the dinner committee. 6:11 News Thursday, Oct. 15, members SHAVING STEEL FOR 6 :3( Walter Van Kirk Ella Fitzgerald VICTORY 6:41 Truly American News of the club enjoyed an “Emblem 7:0( Inside Radio To be announc'd Message of Isreal Breakfast” in Hull Place, with 7:11 Carroll D. Alcott To be announced Message of Isreal 7 :3( To be announced Ellery Queen President Mrs. Lucille Neldon, 7:41 Boone Co. Jamboree AVar in the Air leading the devotions. Other % Irish Rose Abies Irish Rose Earl Godwin ■HL 8:0( Abie's members participated in the p ju- ip 8:11 Abie's Irish Rose Abies Irish Rose Gibbs and Finney 8 :3( Boone Co. Jamboree Truth - ConsequenceDanny Thomas Show gram explaining the emblem or 8:41 Boone Co.. Jamboree_ Truth - Consequence Danny Thomas Show USSR—A long line of Nazi soldiers, now prisoners of war, march into captivity under guard of armed So­ the organization. 9:0( Barn Dance Barn Dance ”The” Green" ”Hornet ’ viet Soldiers, These are some of the many prisoners of war taken by the Soviet soldiers in bitter fight­ The local club is sponsoring 9:1! Barn Dance Barn Dance The Green Hornet ing on the southern front in and around Stalingrad, / ' ,. __ 9:3( Can You Top This Can You Top This the War Stamp and Bond sales 9:4t Can You -Top This Can You Top This Spotlight Bands booth at the Midland theater ------SUNDAY .State Deputy tional,—in fact ,to use his own Local Man Wins this week. Tune in “The Country Editors Chair” Program at 9:30 A. M.—WBNS words, he “sizzled” through one BUY U. S.WAR BONDS AND STAMPS 1:00 ...... Phil “Brito —"People ’ ’ ’ ”Horace Heidt~ "■ Talks to K. of t\ hour and 20 minutes so fast his Award For Tool 1:30 Your Easy Chair Music Horace Heidt audience did not realize the Glenn Vanscoy Wins 2:00 Boys Town Sammy Kaye Chaplain Jim Processing Idea | 2:30 Round Table Round Table Blue Barron The Newark council Knights seats were hard or how fast the 3:00 Music for Neighbors News time had flown. Bond and Medal 3:30 Army Show The Army Hour Wake Up America of Columbus, observed Columbus- A “Certificate of Individual A specially designed silver me­ 3:45 Army Show The Army Hour Sunday Vespers Day with a dinner and program BUY U. S.WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Production” merit has been vot­ dal and a $25 War Bond will be 4 4:00 Army Show We Believe Easy Listening 4:30 Views in News Symphony Moylan Sisters in the Elks club Monday night. ed to Guy W. Lewis, Newark awarded to Glenn Vanscoy, New-** 5:00 Music Symphony Musical Steelmakers Rev. Father John J. Slattery, Newark Labor Stove company employe, by the ark, O., at a dinner to be held 5:30 Fountain of Fun Catholic Hour brew Parsons Thursday, Oct. 15 at the Van 6:30 Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve Nathan Scott chaplain of the council asked the Board of Individual Awards of 7:00 Jack Benny Jack Benny Wi'bur Evans blessing. The 115 guests were To Get Out Vote Cleve Hotel, Dayton, O., honor­ 7:30 Truth or Conse. Fitch Bandwagon Quiz Kids the War Production Drive com- ing his selection as War Bond 8:00 Charlie McCarthy Charlie McCarthy News addressed by James Lavey of 8:30 One Man's Family One Man’s Family Inner Sanctum Milan, state deputy of the During the regular meeting of mitte in Washington. Champion for Region 5 of Ohio 9:00 Walter AVinchell Merry-Go-Round AVinchell Knights of Columbus. District the Newark Federation of Labor Mr. Lewis developed a plan to for September. 9:30 Jimmy Fidler Familiar Music Jimmy Fidler Deputy and Mrs. Rhodes of Co­ Wednesday night, Marcel A. re-use certain worn-out tools 5 M.oung t.ic "V iur Victory” sign , im n m n a v lumbus were also present. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Kenney, international represen­ through an entirely original pro­ Estate of Ella Norman, Deceas­ Mark Love is showing Stewardess- 6:00 sews Funny Money Man News Anton Mathey, grand knight Wilma Poore how the finest cut­ I cess, thus keeping local pro­ ed. Notice is hereby given that 6:1! )on Winslow News Don AVinslow of the council served as toast­ tative of the Hotel and Restaur­ duction from shutting down due Albert Norman of 95 Hoover street, lery steel can be conserved for war 6:31 Jeacon Moore Music Song Clinic ant Employes’ International Al­ Newark, Ohio, has been duly ap­ purposes if men and women will re­ 6:4! joweil Thomas Sport News Lowell Thomas master. to tool shortage. pointed Administrator of the Es­ sharpen razor blades on a new and 7:01 ''red Waring Fred AVaring Andrini Continental* Mayor and Mrs. Arthur D. liance and Bartenders’ Interna­ Actual tests of Lewis- process­ tate of Ella Norman, deceased, late 7:1! lews News Republican Camp, of Licking' County, Ohio. Dated inexpensive sharpener known as 7:3( lystereis of Life Al Roth Fiesta Time Lockwood were introduced to tional League of America, spoke ed tools have surpassed new SPEE-D-HONE, a product of the 7:41 I. V. Kaltenborn H. A’. Kaltenborn Diane Courtney the guests. to the delegates for a few min­ ones. Mr. Lewis started to work this 10th day of October, 1942. 8:0( lavaleade of AmericaCavaleade of Amer. News Following the dinner ;and with the Wehrle company . in HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, war industry being made from sur­ 8:11 avalcade of America Cavalcade of Amer. Lum & Abner utes in regard to reorganization Probate Judge of said County. plus supplies of an abrasive powder 8 ;3( ’oice of Firestone Aroice of Firestone True or False speaking cards were played. of the union1 in Newark. He will 1906 as an apprentice machinist. Oct. 15-22-29. which .was developed for use in 8:41 oiee of Firestone Voice of Firestone True or False BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS remain here with headquarters grinding precision parts for air­ 9:0( 'elephone Hour Telephone Hour Country Spy 9:11 'elephone Hour Telephone Hour Country Spy in Labor hall. plane engines. It is estimated that, 9:3( >r. I. Q. Dr. I. Q. Spotlight Bands A report was made that In­ if only one-half of American shav­ 9:41 >r. I. Q. Dr. I. Q. Spotlight Bands Elmer ‘‘Sizzles” ers re-honed their blades getting dustrial and Ordinary Life In­ thirty shaves per blade instead of TUESDAYX U A-J *□ XJ X 1 III 1 . Through Speech surance salesmen in Newark throwing them away after using 6:0! lews Funny Money Man News have formed an organization and Your INCOME Is 6:11 )on AVinslow News Don AVinslow received their charter from the them only once or twice, 10,000 tons 6:31 ,um & Abner Hollywood News Milt Herth Trio Elmer Wheeler, humorist, psy­ of steel can be saved annually and 6:4! .owell Thomas Sport News Lowell Thomas chologist, sales consultant and American Federation of Labor. IMPORTANT this will also help to solve the ex-! 7:01 '’red Waring Fred AVaring Easy Aces Miss Joel Jones reported the isting razor blade shortage. e 7:11 larroll Alcott News Lost Persons sloganeer, kept approximately splendid work that the. Com­ 7:3i Ainah Shore Al Roth Lone Ranger If disability stops it .. . our policy will 7:4! kaltenborn H. V. Kaltenborn Lone Ranger 700 listeners sizzling on the edge munity House is dojng in rela­ 8:0 lohnny Presents Johnny Presents News of their seats in the high school tion to recreation for children. pay your medical bills and replace your 8:1 lohnny Presents Johnny Presents Luin & Abner auditorium Wednesday night as A Wnotion was passed that all CALENDAR OF 8:3i iorace Heidt Horace Heidt Duffy’s Tavern * lost income. 8:4 iorace Heidt Horace Heidt Duffy’s Tavern he expounded his ‘It is not what delegates urge members of their 9:0' 3attle of Sexes Battle of Sexes Jury’ Trials you know’, but what you say respective unions to vote at the LOCAL UNIONS 9:1 3attle of Sexes Battle of Sexes Jury Trials about w’hat you know, and how elecion Nov. 3. Call Us For Details 9:3 i'l'liber McGee Fiibber McGee Spotlight Bands you say it,” philosophy. 9:4! i'ibber McGee Fiibber McGee Spotlight Bands BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ______WEDNESDAY______Both educational and enter­ NEWARK FEDERATION OF LAB­ taining, the nationally known RANKIN & RANKIN, Inc. OR—Meets second and fourth 6:0 (Jews Funny Money Man News “master salesman” was brought Oct. 13, members of the Mo- Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p. in. 6:1 )oti AVinslow News lion Winslow kanno club were guests of Mrs. ART SHEPARD - C. D. RANKIN - GUY HARTSHORN at Labor Hall, 7Vj East Church 6:3 jUtn & Abner Music Milt Herth Trio to Newark under the auspices of Street; John Penick, president; E. 6:4 Lowell Thomas Sport News Lowell Thomas the Newark Junior Chamber of Samantha Dunham in South 31st E. Baker, secretary; Forest Muhle- 7:0 Fred Waring Fred Waring Easy Aces Commerce. He was good, he street for a casserole luncheon 16 ARCADE PHONE 3700 man, treasurer.______7:1 kews News Lost Persons 7:3 Ballads by Brito Al Roth Lone Ranger was interesting; he was educa- at 12:30. CARPENTERS LOCAL No 136. af­ 7:4 H. V. Kaltenborn Kaltenborn Lone Ranger filiated with United Brotherhood 8:0 1 Thin Man Thin Alan News of Carpenters and Joiners of Anier- 8:1 5 I'hin Man Thin Man Lum & Abner ica; meets second and fourth Fri­ 8:3 ) Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey Manhattan at Midnite da v, 7 p. m., Labor Hall; president, 8:4 Tummy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey Manhattan at Midnite W* A. Mosher. 88 Union street, 9:( ) Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor Music Society phone 2N8S4; recording secretary. 9:1 5 Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor Music Society J M. Bell, 303 West Church street, 9:3 9 District Attorney District Attorney Spotlight Bands phone 28293; financial secretary, 9:1 5 District Attorney District Attorney Spotlight Bands B. B. Hughes, 172 North Tenth street, phone 28184; business agent, THURSDAY______Willis Brown, 875 Idlewild avenue, 6:1 0 News Funny Money Man News The FUR SHOPPE phone 28221. 6: 5 Don AVinslow News • Don AVinslow 6:! 0 Lum & Abner Neighborhood Calls Milt Herth Trio ENAMELERS Local No. 74, affili­ 6: 5 Low ell Thomas Sport News Lowell Thomas ated with International Broth­ 7:< erhood of Foundry Employes; 0 Fred Waring Fred Waring Easy Aces takes pride in announcing meets first and third Saturdays, 10 7: 5 Carroll Alcott News Lost Persons a m.. Labor Hall; president, 7:! 0 Melodies at SundownAbbott and Costello That’s a Fact the addition of William Fitzpatrick, rear 31 Gil­ ?:■ 5 Kaltenborn .Abbott and Costello Diane Courtney bert street, phone 21661; secre­ 8: 0 Coffee Time Fanny Brice News tary, John AV. Parker, 1037 AVood- 8: 5 Coffee Time Fanny Brice Lum & Abner lawii avenue, phone 48851. 8: 0 Aldrich Family Aldrich Family Town Meeting 8: 5 Aldrich Family Aldrich Familg’ Town Meeting FLINT GLASS WORKERS Local 9: 0 Music Hall Music Hall Town Meeting No 525 affiliated with American 9: 5 Music Hall Music Hall Town Meeting Flint Glass Workers Union; meets 9: 0 Music Hall Music Hall Spotlight Bands third Saturday, 2 p. m.. Labor 9: 6 Music Hall Music HaU Spotlight Bands Hall; president, James Driscoll, 174 Boylston avenue; cor. secy. Paul Chapman, 506^ East Main daughter, and Mrs. Bertha Neth- street; fin. sec’y, Lorna McPher­ HANOVER son 512 Hudson avenue, phone (By EILEEN GALBRAITH) ers, called on Mrs.. Susie Gear­ 46162. ______hart and Mrs. Nellie Smith on Mrs. Susie Gearhart spent Wednesday. FOUNDRY EMPLOYES Local No. 69. affiliated with International Friday in Newark. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Brotherhood of Foundry Employes; Edwin Smith called on his meets first and third Friday at 7 p. in., Labor Hall, on East Church mother, Mrs. Nellie Smith, Sun­ REICHERT IMPROVING street; president, Chas. Pritchard, day. The condition of Otto Reich­ NEW YORK 45 Pearl street; secretary, Albert Callers on Homer Baughman ert, who has been confined to E. Tyhurst, 149 S. Second street; treasurer, Win. H. Jones, 138 AV il- and family Sunday were John the Newark hospital for the past wood avenue. Eichorn, W. T. McKee and Mr. several weeks, is reported as im­ and Mrs. Vincent Blackston and LAUNDRY’ WORKERS AND DRY proving. to it’s already complete stock CLEANERS Local No. 61, affil­ son Davy Lee. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS iated with the International Laun­ Clarence and Laura Morgan dry Workers, Cleaners and Dyers; and Bertie Wolfe of Newark and Light blues, grays and greens of quality FUR COATS. meets every third Wednesday in Labor Hall, 7:30 p. in. President, Viola Wright of Los Angeles, will give an effect of coolness Chester Hanes, 3 Western avenue; Calif., Mrs. Francis Boyd and and space in a room. sec’y-t reas., David Brawien, 406 N. 10th street. SEYMOUR GREAN COATS FEATURE MUSICIAN S PROTECTIVE ASSO- CJATION Local No. 122, affiliat­ TEN YEARS IN RADIO ed with American Federation of Musicians; meets fourth Thursday, 7 p. in., Labor Hall; president F. SAVINGS R. Lawrence. 33 N. Williams st.; secretary. Ed. A. Barber, Johns­ town R. D. 2. Yes . . . there’s a saving in every Seymour Grean Fur Coat. A saving based on one important fact . . . YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE OUTSTAND­ meets every second Friday evenings at Trades Assem­ ING LABEL OF CONFIDENCE IT BEARS. bly Hall; president, D. G. Powell, 553 Mt. Vernon Rd, rec. sec’y: L. R. McGruder, 10 AVeiant; fin. see’y- treas., John O. Palmer, 58 Dewey SELECTIONS avenue; business agent, Chas. Mill­ er, 98 S. 33rd street. Yes . . . the selection is varied . . . Muskrats PLUMBERS AND STEAM FIT­ Paws — Minks — Lambs — Seals — Squirrels — TERS Local No. 271, affiliated with United Association of Jour­ Kidskins — Russian Cats — Pony (widely varied) neymen Plumbers and Steam Fit­ ters; meets first and third AVed- — Opossum — Marmot — Caracul — Skunk — nesday, 7:30 p. m., Labor Hall; Raccoon and others. r resident and business manager, V J twin Huggins, 106 Penny avenue phone 53594; rec. sec’y. Franc! Funk, 394 Andover street, phon STYLES 58821. ______RUBBER WORKERS Local 21. af Yes . . . every authentic 1943 fashion in brilliant filiated with United Rubbe Guaranteed by Workers of America; meets first Seymour Grean Coats. Full-length box coats . . . and third Friday, 8 p. in., 19 N. Good Housekeeping Fifth st.; president, AVillard Hill, swaggers . . . fitted coats. AU with the season’s irOUtCYIVCOR Jacksontown. O.. phone 41577 newest slimming lines. Is XDVfftTIStO sec’v, Frank L .(Bud) Stare, Jr. 81 S. Pine St., phone 38312; fin. sec y, Edward L. Markham, 417 N. 30th Street. SERVICE BTOVE MOUNTERS Local No. 16, Each Seymour Grean Coat carries affiliated with Stove Mounters Yes . . . service in the pleasure and the long wear a tag bearing the Good Housekeep­ International Union; meets second (wife® ing Guarantee. and fourth Friday, 7 p. m.. Labor from a eoat bearing this famous label. Service Hall; president, Edgar Taylor, 58 from its duration quality and versatility for many East Shields street; sec’y, Bernard See the Seymour Grean adver­ Kelly. 46 N. Williams street. duties. Service from its sterling, master crafts­ tisement in the October issue man workmanship. of Good Housekeeping. OVER THE TOP ** FOR VICTORY >iW The GREAN LABEL and with • It was on Oct.__ 23,...___1932 that___ _Portland . Hoffa and Fred Allen The FUR SHOPPE started a Sunday half hour on CBS. Their devotion to each other | FEATURES Are Exclusive at UNITED STATES WAR js tint of radmS mint heartwarming legends. Some one once said, 29 NORTH FOURTH STREET when Fred Allen married “Forty" he married three women, She i BONDS-STAMPS ads as script-typist, home-maker and “stuoge" for the nation* 1 No* 1 iatUAib *