SPECIAL LABOR EDITION THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940 SPECIAL LABOR EDITION

family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cary Newark Men Will McKinney Sunday. MIDLAND - AUDITORIUM SHOWS Miss Mary Klingenberg of Unemployment Bureau of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Enjoy Sailing Cary McKinney on Sunday after­ “SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO” noon. Now playing, Thursday to Mrs. Blanche Evans, son Rus­ Saturday, August 29-31, at the Schooner Trip sell, her daughter Mrs. Violet Great Importance to Workers Midland theatre — a thrilling Brunner, her grandson Llewellyn tropic love drama of the south Jerome Norpell, Wm. M. Ser­ Courson and Mrs. Nan Minego Of great importance to the days or more. Members of the seas with a stellar cast of play­ geant, George Pfeffer, John went on a picnic to Baughman’s Welfare of Licking county’s staff also made 1950 calls on ers, enacting a story of thrilling Spencer and Dr. Paul McClure, park Sunday. workers is District Office No. 38, prospective employers, explain­ adventure. “South of Pago will leave this Friday for Maine, Mrs. Blanche Evans visited Bureau of Unemployment Com­ ing the service and soliciting op­ Pago” starring Jon Hall, Fran­ on a short vacation trip. It is friends in Delaware and Marion pensation, located at 28-30 North enings. ces Farmer, Victor McLagen and their plan to sail on a Small last week. Fourth street. The nine mem­ One of the most successful em­ others concerns the strange ad­ schooner off the coast of Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gleckler bers of the staff consist of John ployment campaigns conducted ventures of Bucko Larson and and enjoy the fabulous fishing and daughter and Leroy Rowe of Gilbert, manager, and two sen­ in Newark during the period Ruby Taylor, who undertake an grounds and beautiful scenery Martinsburg road were Sunday ior and two junior interviewers; was the “Clean Up—Give a Job” adventure to the famous pearl along the coast. morning guests of Elizabeth and one claims examiner, two clerks, week last May. Another item beds of Pago Pago. Overcome Mary Rowe. and one stenographer. of interest was the intelligence with greed and lust, all manner Rosa Rowe and Viola Foster at­ Members of the foregoing test given by seven experts of foul deeds are used to en­ VANATTA tended the Welsh Hills Grange staff are busy daily, making out from the personnel training de­ slave the natives of the island to (Harold Wood, Jr.) picnic at O’Shaughnessy dam at claims for unemployment com­ partment of the Central office of dive for the pearls. Ruby man­ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ross of the Zoo park, Columbus, Sunday. pensation, registering workers the Bureau of Unemployment ages to save the day for the is­ Victor McLaylen in “South of Delaware were entertained for Elizabeth and Mary Rowe and who are unemployed, and con­ Compensation. This test was landers. Pago Pago” now playing at the dinner Saturday evening at the Bernard Wood was Sunday after­ tacting employers in need of given in June to 150 high school Midland, Thursday to Saturday, home of Mr. and Mrs. Cary Mc­ noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. help. A division of this office is graduates, and as a result many “HAUNTED HOUSE” and August 29-31. Kinney. Charles Kalt and family and Al­ the Ohio State Employment serv­ placements of the young people “GOLDEN TRAIL” Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roberts and bert Lee of Flint Ridge. ice. When a call comes in from ■feu have been made because of the At the Auditorium Friday and a prospective employer, those exact information as to ability, Saturday, two first runs, “Haunt­ who are qualified are notified available to employers. ed House” and “Golden Trail.” and an interview is provided. Since the National Defense The first picture is a rich collec­ Listed in the files are all kinds program has grown in scope, the tion of laughs, thrills—a news­ of skilled and unskilled workers. local office has been given the paper yarn of adolescent love, One of the major objectives of responsibility of acting as head­ starring Jackie Moran, Marcia REFRIGERATOR the local staff is to seek out jobs quarters and as a “clearing Mae Jones, in which the pair do and send applicants to them—a house” for civil service jobs. a fine piece of detective work. service valuable to employe and Manager Gilbert makes an “Golden Trail” is full of running employer, alike. earnest plea that all unemployed action and hairbreadth escapes. From January 1, 1940 until workers, skilled and unskilled, One of Tex Ritter’s newest and June 30, 1940, $164,000 has been register at the office as soon as best thrillers. paid out in unemployment insur­ possible, in cooperation with the JOHN GILBERT ance to Newark and Licking national defense program. “RETURN OF JESSE JAMES” county workers. H. E. Ross, Columbus, is field During the first eight months Total placements for the first supervisor over this district, Sunday to Wednesday, Septem­ of this year, 1271 men and 669 eight months of the year were comprising seven different offic­ ber 1-4, at the Midland Theatre, women, a total of 1940 new ap­ 1308, of which 809 were men and es of which the Newark head­ comes “The Return of Jesse Henry Fonda and Gene Tier­ plications were received in the 499 women. Of the foregoing, quarters is one. His cooperation Janies.” Filmed in technicolor, ney in “Return of Jesse James” Newark office. Renewal appli­ 66 were placed on public works and assistance in furthering the the picture is one of the big pic­ playing at the Midland, Sunday New 1940 Models cants who had previously regis­ and the balance were found em­ interests of the unemployed and tures of the season. Gene Tier­ to Wednesday, Sept. 1-4, tered but whose application ployment with private employ­ employers, has been of great ney and John Carradine, besides Big 6.1 Cu. Ft. cards had become inactive, to­ ers. Approximately 70 per cent value, according to Mr. Gilbert. taled 3941, of which 3050 were of these placements, said Mr. Mr. Ross visits the Newark of­ The same famous men, and 891, women. Gilbert, were for a period of 30 fice about once each week. Makris Bros. sealed - in - steel NFL APPOINTS Truck Ixiaded With DEMOLAY MAKE Vacationing G-E Thrift Unit NATIONAL DEFENSE Junk, Turns Over ACTIVITY PLANS and all-steel cab­ AID COUNCIL Herman Redman, driver of a Moundbuilders Chapter at the Last week Michael E. J. Ma­ truck belonging to the Emch meeting Monday night started kris, of the Ohio Cafe, in com­ in e t that has The Newark Federation of Coal Co., Newark, and loaded pany with Mrs. Makris, spent Labor met Wednesday evening w’ith about seven tons of scrap making plans for something new several days at Magnetic made General in Labor hall, Emerson Fish- iron, turned over at the dam site for the interest of the Chapter. Springs. in the Boys Scout camp, east of Electric Refrigera- baugh, president, presiding. A joint ceremonial with Colum­ This week, Mr. and Mrs. Pe­ Newark, and rolled into the ditch bus Chapter is being arranged ter J. Makris, left for Ashbury A letter was read from Pres­ when the bank gave way. He was tors famous ident William Green, American during the month of September. Park, N. J., and other points, on accompanied by Clyde Lybarger. This will be a very interesting a vacation jaunt and expect to Federation of Labor, requesting Neither man was injured. The throughout the that the local organization do all initiation with the members of be gone several weeks. scene of the mishap was viewed Columbus chapter conferring the world for quiet op­ in its power to assist in the na­ by a considerable number of peo­ Madeleine Carroll in “My Son, tional defense program. He rec­ initiatory degree and the mem­ Pataskala My Son” at Auditorium, Sunday eration, low cur­ ommended that a committee from ple Sunday. bers of Moundbuilders chapter to Tuesday, Sept. 1-3. Prevue the NFL be appointed to serve the DeMolay degree. Townsend Club Saturday night, Aug. 31. rent cost, long life in conjunction with the A. F. of A novel feature will be that this work will be put on in the To Meet Sept. 5 and dependable L. national defense council The many others play in this color­ committee appointed is composed mounds of Moundbuilders State The Pataskala Townsend club, Park, something which will no ful spectacle of the ’80’s. The performance. of Dale Bell, Wallace Van Voor- No. 1, met in regular session Au­ cast is headed by Henry Fonda his, Robert Arter, Claude Ge- doubt add dignity to the cere­ gust 27. Minutes of the two pre­ monies. A large class of candi­ in the title role. An entire rail­ rould, and John Hallisy. ceding meetings were read and road was hired in order to film A plea is also being made to dates will be initiated, as there approved. Letters were read rec­ already are a number of peti­ this extraordinary picture of all workers to register at the ommending support of congress­ these famous eariy day bandits. Re-employment Service office, tions being presented here and men and senators in sympathy •112'2 Columbus will have approximate­ whether they are working or not, with the Townsend cause. so that the government will have ly twenty-five of their own. The Mrs. Willis Parker, sister of “MY SON, MY SON” We have a limited quantity of these refrigera­ a record of workers and their DeMolay choir from the Colum­ Rachael Nichols was present and Sunday to Tuesday, Sept. 1-3, qualifications. A similar request bus chapter will furnish the mu­ as president of the Townsend with a prevue Saturday night, tors. Indications point to price increase. BUY is being made by John Gilbert, Frances sic appropriate to the occasion. club in Upland, Ind., gave an in­ Aug. 31, there will be shown on Other items of interest are be­ NOW AND SAVE! manager of the Newark Re-em­ Goodfellow teresting account of their work the screen at the Midland, that ployment office. ing planned, such as a dance, bas­ and success, including their powerful emotional drama, “My ketball teams, ritualistic teams drive against fifth column acti­ Son, My Sbn”, with a brilliant MISSING and other activities, which will vities. starring cast of Brian Aherne, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Baker, keep the members busy during Charles Wells and Nelson By- Madeleine Carroll, Louis Hay­ 26 Sycamore street, reported to the winter. or represented the Pataskala yard, Henry Hull, and others. AIRESMAN’S police Thursday morning, that The next meeting on Septem­ club at the district rally held at Howard Spring’s stirring novel their daughter, 16, is missing, Apricot Coffee Cake ber 9, has been designated as an Lancaster fairgrounds. Twenty- becomes an outstanding screen 56 WEST MAIN STREET. and asked their cooperation in 2 C. flour open meeting for any one inter­ two hundred were in attendance triumph. The story revolves locating her. 2 tsp. baking powder / ested in DeMolay or desiring to as compared with the 200 the around the dreams of tw’o men % tsp. salt become a member. A program year previous. Many speakers of who are life-long friends, a nov­ 1 egg is being arranged and refresh­ -jl state and national note were elist and a designer, who get % C. sugar ments will be served at the close present. married while they are still poor. % C. milk of the meeting. Miss Gertrude M. Bracken, Each make plans for their sons 14. C. shortening September 10, the members secretary, told of her experience —a glorious future. The story 2 tsp. cinnamon have been invited to meet with carries out the theme of how apricots and success among the merch­ Sliced, canned the Rainbow Girls to witness. ______the ants and the important work these plans materalized. Sift together the flour, baking showing of motion pictures by just begun in Newark. Walter B. ■V powder, salt and ’/z C. sugar. Cut Fred Christian, who has traveled Woodward w’as the speaker at “20 MULE TEAM” in the shortening. Make a well to the fair and national parks the evening session. and made pictures of his trips. Wallace Beery in a thrill-shot in the center and put in the egg Van M. Denton, president of outdoor drama is coming to the and milk. Blend well and put No. 2 Townsend clqb at Lancas­ MARTIN’S GROCERY Auditorium, Wednesday and into greased baking pan. Over ter, will deliver his address, Thursday, September 4-5 in a the top put a layer of cooked apri­ GUTTED BY EIRE “Sleeping America” at the town cots. Sprinkle a mixture of 14 C. Fire of unknown origin gutted “20 Mule Team” adventure saga of sugar and the cinnamon over hall in Pataskala, at 7:30 p. m., of men who sought fortune in the Martin’s neighborhood grocery, Thursday, September 5. Music desert. Leo Carrilo is teamed . . . they will go, and soon! In many the apricots. Bake at 400 degrees 142 Jones street in East Newark for 20 minutes. and entertainment will be pro­ with the famous star. Beery is families the cost of education, combined Wednesday evening. Firemen vided. seen as Bill Bragg, veteran mule­ with other seasonal money require­ Delicious Fried Potatoes fought for one and one-half W. H. Mead, secretary, urges skinner of the desert trail. The hours before bringing the blaze that all members be present. Ev­ picture is filmed on location in ments, creates a peak-load of expendi­ 4 potatoes under control. 1 egg, slightly beaten eryone interested is cordially “Death Valley” and has all the tures which may prove inconvenient. invited to attend. wild gun-play and rough riding Salt and pepper to taste STOLEN .When this is the case, we suggest that «/2 C. flour o; the best westerns. you Vi C. water Don Bebout, Lester Souders TO DISTRIBUTE FOODS and Robert Smith, all report Commodities will be distribut­ WLW JAMBOREE Pare, cube, and parboil the po­ bicycles stolen from in front of ed Thursday to relief clients at Saturday, September 7, the tatoes until barely tender. Drain the Auditorium Wednesday eve- Meet Educational Expense and cool. Add the seasonings, surplus commodity headquarters, WLW Boone County Jamboree, flour, and water to the egg and ning. There has been an epi- 37 S. Third street. Pensioners will be broadcast from the Mid­ By Using a mix until smooth. Dip the pota­ demic of bicycle stealing, ac- may call for their allotment Fri­ land stage during their regular toes in the batter and fry in deep cording to numerous thefts rec- day. Clients are asked to bring Saturday night program, start­ hot fat until brown (385 degrees) ently reported to police. baskets and identification cards. ing at 7 p. m. Drain on absorbent paper and . W ' serve hot Serves 6. VISITING BANCPLAN LOAN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freed- Asparagus and Eggs nour, 129 Neal avenue, left Aug­ The reopening of school will doubt­ 2 C. asparagus, canned ust 29 for Trenton, N. J., where less call for new fall clothing outfits or cooked they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. MIDLAND AUDITORIUM? 2 C medium white sauce Homer Thornton, a former em­ Your Theatre Newark’s Thrill Theatre g for your children. If they are of college >/8 tsp. pepper ploye of the Pharis Tire & Rub­ age, such expenses as tuition, mainte­ 4 hard-cooked eggs, ber company, Newark. nance, books and supplies, laboratory Buttered crumb. THURS. to SAT„ AUG. 29-31 FRI. and SAT., AUG. 30-31 h fees, etc., will doubtless add up to a Put alternate layers of aspara 2 FIRST RUNS considerable sum of money. You may gus and sauce in greased baking NEWS STORIES ARE JACKIE MORAN dish. Cut eggs in halves, length­ ALWAYS WELCOME Wish to use PERSONAL BANK wise, and put over the top. Top MARCIA MAE JONES CREDIT. AT LEADER OFFICE with buttered crumbs. Bake in a —in— moderate oven, 350 degrees, about 20 minutes. Each week a number of peo­ “Haunted House” If so, come in and ask our officers ple call up the Leader office to explain our Bancplan loan service, and ask if we use certain news —also— and how it may be used for educational F ALLSB URY TWP. stories. “Of course we do,” is “Golden Trail” and other fall expense. Rates are at­ (By EI.SIK PRIEST) our reply. We are only to glad Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mizer to have ANYTHING of news TEX RITER tractive. Repayments may be conven­ value sent in to our office. iently distributed over a period of and family were visitors in the SUN. to Tl ES., SEPT. 1-3 home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hogle Weddings, club meetings, en­ SUN. to WED, SEPT. 1-4 months. Tuesday night. tertainments, news of activities Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Clark and of any kind concerning civic, HENRY FONDA • - DW9RD SMAIL -v-m, family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark public or private organizations MADELEINE CARROLL are always welcome. BRIAN AHERNE and son-Willard, Mr. and Mrs. The Leader is trying to serve f "THE RETURN OF George Rine and children Harold f LOUIS HAYWARD and Virginia atttended the Flen- Newark and Licking county FRANK JAMES" with the best news all the time. »lrh ner reunion at Rain Rock Sun­ Our paper goes to press each GENt TIERNEY day. Thursday morning and we en­ £ JACKIE COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and HENRY HULL family, Mrs. Etta Ashcraft and deavor to have all our news in £ A tOfh CfNTUKY-fOX PICW»t son were in Newark Saturday, before that time. But, of and daughter Elsie Mae attended course, if something exciting A PICTURE YOU happens, of public interest to MUST NOT MISS w Mr. and Mrs. Homer Priest all Newark, do not hesitate to THE SURPRISE PICTURE the Stato Fair at Columbus call in as late as 9 o’clock ALSO — Late War News and OF 1940 Monday. Thursday morning. 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