Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941 Carlinville Girl Scout Leaders Are Announced ds and Committees For All Groups Listed CARLINVILLE, March 24 (Spe- of Carllnvllle Girl Scouts have been announced for the ensuing year as follows: Tronp 2, Roy Bowyer and Mrs. William. Heinz; troop R. G. Borman Mrs.

Matt Novak Colherine Mack, Mrs. Kenneth Surman. Troop 3, Aurelia Kiueg, Miss Mary Ellen Wllhite and Miss Alice Slpple; troop Victor Wiese, Mrs. VV. D.

Mayfield, Mrs. Al Hall. Troop 4, Charles Ashworlh, Mrs. P. O.

Landon, Mrs. Robert Liston; troop committee- Mrs. Ernest Lapp, Mrs. W. L.

Schmitt, Miss Anna Glelber, Miss Midnight Show at Grand For Greek War Relief ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Add Lynch. Troop 5, Pfaff, Mrs. Leona Fern Lampe, Mrs. Jules J. Rubens, head of Great States Theaters launches a collection drive this week In Illinois theaters for the benefit of the Greek War Relief Fund.

Shown with Mr. Rubens are Mildred Lelghtner, Violet Athens and Marv Owen fl the campaign starts Bates, Mrs. Margaret Schoettler. in Chicago. Local theaters are cooperating.

A special midnight show will be presented in the Grand Saturday, March 29, at 11:30. This plan is being carried out In all the leading cities in Illinois, as well as Plans to Bring Back 'Human 9 Touch to Industry Carle C. Conway Avers He Favors 'Roving Directors'' Vcnah Boring; troop committee- 'Inez Clark, Mrs. Johanna Mrs, Jack Pfaff, Mrs. W.

Troop 6, Eleanor Cooper, Miss Laura Jean Downey, Mrs. Jack Robinson, Miss Bettle Anderson; troop Norma LottJ Mrs. Verna Slater, Mrs. Lavern Lusk. Brownie troop, No.

11, leaders- Miss Edna Blaeuer, Miss Betty Griffiths, Miss Dorothy "Crpuch; committee Mrs. John Hoelting, Mrs. 0. H. Mueller, Mrs.

Thomas Ryan, Miss Bertha Schaefer, Mrs. Lee V. Hauler. Brownie troop No. 12, Mrs.

Maxine Van Winkle, 'troop Helen Stephen- ion, Mrs. Wilma Bates, Mrs. Marie Meyer, Mrs Madaline Burger, Mrs. Dorothy Cox. Twelve of the leaders and troop committee members have been girl icouts.

Miss Cooper, leader of Troop 6, has been connected with girl scounting for 16 years; Mrs. Charles Ashworth for 14 years; Mrs. G. H. Mueller was a leader 14 years ago and is now a committee member.

Mrs. William Heinz is one of the original Girl Scouts here and Miss B. Eva Hoehn has been leader in Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin motion picture'houses. The entire proceeds of the midnight shows will be turned over to the Greek War Relief Association, along with the personal contributions which will be made by theater men. I Wienshlenk, manager of the Grand, states further that the entire theater staff is contributing its services to make this benefit midnight show an outstanding entertainment event.

Admission will be 50 cents, tax free. Tonight's RADIO Program since the organization was started in Aug. 1925. Mrs. Kenneth sur- man has been in girl scouting in various capacities for 17 years, Mrs.

E. R. Chamness has been In the work since 1928. Gieseking Funeral CARLINVILLE. Funeral services for H.

A. Gieseking, who died in Grand Haven, were held Saturday afternoon at the Zion Lutheran Church, with the pastor, the Rev. W. F. Efrig, officiating.

Interment was.in the city cemetery. Pastor to Leave CARLINVILLE. The Rev. Thomas A. Dixon, who for the past six years has been rector of St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, will go I to Centralia, where he will be in charge of a parish. He will deliver his final sermon here on Palm Sunday, April 6. He has been in charge of the parish in Chesterfields and St. John's In field. Divorce circuit court Saturday Judge Hemphill granted a divorce to Ralph Noel of Bunker Hill from Mildred Noel.

They were married in Alton Nov. 20, 1934. Attend 'Convention members of the staff of the "Blackburnian," the Blackburn College paper, have returned from attending the fifteenth annual convention of the KWK, Mandrake, the Magician. KMOX, Jane Porter's Magic Kitchen. KSD, Washington University Series, Dr.

Roland G. Usher, "The Problem of German Submarines Off Our Coast." KXOK, News. WIL, Birthday WTMV, News. KFUO, United Press. WW, News Roundup.

5:15 KWK, Howard and Shelton. KMOX, Hedda Hopper's Hollywood. KSD, News. KXOK, Musical Clipper. WIL, MacGregor's Fairy Tales.

WEW, Frankie Townsend and Hillbillies. KFUO, Organ Recital, J. F. Runge. Johnnie Neblett.

KMOX, Kenny Norton's Orchestra; Glee Club. KSD, Cheri McKay and Compa- KXOK, News. WIL, Today's Winners, Neil Norman and Bill Durney. KFUO, Young People's Hour. 6:40 KWK, News.

6:45 KWK, Inside of Sports. By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE NEW YORK, March'24, (The Special News directors" are part of Carle C. Conway's plan to "bring back the human touch to management." For Conway, chairman of the board of Continental Can believes "the time has come for particularly big hfelp solve some of industry's major problems of today, the problems of human relationships." His roving directorship is one step. Instead of holding quarterly meetings In New York offices, as formerly, directors now meet each quarter at a different plant of the company's sprawling network of operations.

Continental has 58 plants in the United States, Canada and Cuba. Conway, tall, energetic, sees this as a step toward "breaking away from absentee management. You must see to know, and see to feel. "Take one small example from our first meeting in Chicago. For some time past, directors had been discussing approval of a $30,000 expenditure to buy a parking lot In Chicago.

From their New York offices, they couldn't quite see it. "But in Chicago, they looked out the window and saw hundreds of. employes' cars parked by the plant. The men had complained of thefts from their cars, of inconveniences of all kinds. Also if someone built up that neighboring PAGE THIRTEEN Soft Details KSD, Associated Mellow Melodies.

Press. KXOK, Illinois College Press Association at the University of Illinois. Attending were Stacy Arnett, Jack Kraft, Jean Lausel, Bonnie Zack, Robert Adams and Harold Teeple. Homo Bureau School CARLINVILLE Miss Claretta Walker, home adviser, announces mat a training school for local leaders vvin he held in the Farm Club rooms Thursday and "Way, with Miss Frances Cook In cl She will demonstrate how can be made without fat. 'loaders will present this lesson 10 tneir units in April and May.

Takes New Position Oella Stay- who resides northwest of the has accepted a position with Wiese Funeral Home, taking Place made vacant by the res- snation of Miss Mary Lou Rich, become the bride of Wil- Reznicek. nAn, Mro De8tr Shed grass fire de. ITI a shcd on the residence Property Earl M. Peebles on 5:20 KWK, United Press. 5:30 KWK, Superman.

KMOX, Paul Sullivan Reviews the News. KSD, Jack Armstrong. KXOK, Count of Monte Cristo. WIL, Waltz Time. WTMV, George Case, sports talk.

KFUO, The Counselor. 5:45 KWK, Capt. Midnight, children's sketch. KMOX, The World Today. KSD, Stockton and Eschen.

KXOK, Tom Mix and His Straight' WIL, Stars of Songland. KFUO, Musical Program. 6:00 KWK, Ray Dady, commentator. KMOX, Amos 'n' Andy. KSD, Frazier Hunt.

KXOK, Organ Moods, John Foote. WIL, Supper Melodies. WTMV, News. KFUO, Sports Reviews. 6:05 Swingtette Melodies.

6:15 KMOX, Lanny Ross, songs. KSD, News Room of the Air, John W. Vandercook. KXOK, Political WIL, Lost Empire. KFUO, Evening Bells.

6:30 KWK, Today in Sports, 6:55 KSD, Musical Interlude. 7:00 KWK, Play Broadcast, Quiz Show. KMOX, Those We Love. KSD, James Melton, tenor. KXOK, I Love a Mystery.

WIL, Political Talk. WTMV, News. 7:10 WTMV, Vital Statistics. 7:15 WIL, Mr. Fixit.

WTMV, Auditions of the Air. 7:30 KWK, Political Talk. KM- OX, Gay Nineties Revue. KSD, Alfred Wallensteln's Orchestra; fcichard Crooks, tenor. WIL, Designs for Dancing.

KXOK, True or False, Dr. Hagen. 7:45 KWK, Sports Review, Talk by Joe Louis. WIL, News. 7:55 KMOX, Elmer Davis, commentator.

8:00 KWK, Gabriel Heatter, commentator. KMOX Radio Theater. KSD, Doctor I. Q. KX- OK, This Is America.

WIL, Eventide Echoes. WTMV, News. 8:15 KWK, Political Talk. WIL, Dance Time. 8:20 WTMV, Quiz Program.

8:30 KWK, Musical Chimes Ensemble. KSD, Showboat; Dick Todd and Virginia Verrill, songs; "Beulah" Hurt, comedian. KX- lot, there would be no parking place. The directors immediately voted to buy the property as a company parking lot. And I think that has helped our personnel relationships there." From the traveling meetings, Conway believes, "will come many steps to make management more conscious of employes' problems, and of plant problems." Leo Hronick Buried In Oakwood Cemetery With many old friends and neighbors in attendance, funeral rites for Leo Hronick were conducted at 1 p.

Saturday at the Klunk funeral home' by the Rev, Robert Kemper. During the services Mrs. Chris Miller sang "Death Is Only a Dream" and "In the Garden" to organ accompaniment of Mrs. Maude Stephen. The pallbearers were Henry Snydor, Fred Miller, Chester Murphy, Fred Rust, Phil Leclaire, and R.

Powell. Burial was in Oakwood, cemetery. Daniel Roberts, Greenfield, Dies GREENFIELD, March 24, Russell Shields conducted two inquests over the weekend. The first was at the Shields funeral home Saturday morning following the sudden death of Daniel J. Roberts, 82, at his home Friday evening.

The jury returned a verdict of death caused by heart trouble. Funeral services were conducted at the Bethlehem Tabernacle here this afternoon at 2:30 by the Rev. Florence Cluney. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Roberts moved here from Hettick about a year ago.

He was born In Kentucky, a son of William and Eliza Roberts, and married Frances J. Allen in 1881; He is survived by his wife and. the following children: William, at home; Rufus and Alonzo of Kentucky; Mrs. Medora Basham and Mrs. Cova Robinson of Alton; John of Plainview; Noah of Brighton; Daniel of Seattle, Charles of Bethalto and Mrs.

Maude Tarrant of Hettick. On Sunday afternoon Shields conducted an inquest in Carrollton following the death of Mrs. Emma Samuels, 89, who died at her home there Sunday. She had fallen on Feb. 28 and broken her hip.

Her death was caused by complications resulting from the injury. Homecoming Meeting GREENFIELD. A meeting of the Homecoming organization will held In the Lyric Theater Tuesday evening at 7:30. Bridge Parties GREENFIELD. Mrs.

M. D. Roth and Miss Elizabeth Bell were hostesses at two bridge parties Saturday. The first was held at the home of Miss Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Bell, in the This charming frock, to make afternoon. Four tables were oc- Star Patterns KATHARINE Q. SPENCER For Tuesday, March 25,1941 The early morning hours today are by far the most important. Press all business Interests hard at this time. All mental workers are under very harmonious vibrations In the morning.

Later on, in the evening hours, planetary aspects warn of danger of accidents from fires, and in transportation. Weather over the United States will probably be extremely adverse tonight and tomorrow, with heavy rains and floods in some sections. Aviation Is particularly afflicted at this time, and precautions should be taken to avoid the possibility of accidents near airports. People born on this day, in any year, face a happy, active and prosperous twelve months ahead. Financial conditions will Improve very much after the first of next June.

This is a year of marvelous opportunities for them. Oi, March 27th, there will be an ecllp; i of the sun, not visible in the United States, but throwing Its shadow across the Pacific and most of South America. The path of an eclipse is always a dangerous spot in nature, and the month following may bring us news of some disaster In that part of the world, pos- that following month the deaths of many important people in our country during the four weeks following this eclipse, find their passing will prove a great" to the United States. April is likely to bring some sort of political crisis to out country, and only wise and deliberate action can keep us out of further In the present hostilities. Our trade will increase immeasurably over April, and the modlty markets will be exceedingly active.

Our relations with South America should also reach a new peak of cooperation. Probably we shall come into possession of new bases, and undoubtedly there will be some new naval defense pacts signed between the United States and Its Latin neighbours. Subversive activities, with resulting sabotage, will continue on a large scale. Planetary aspects In this chart suggest a busy month for the FBI. sibly an earth movement along the west coast of South America.

The chart for this new moon, which Is also an eclipse, as cast for thj latitude and longitude of Washington, projects a planetary pattern for the United States which promises us an exciting The eclipse falls on the house of Legion, Auxiliary to Co-operate at Clinic Dr O. A. Meyer, chairman of child welfare of Alton Post of the American Legion, today announced that the legion and the auxiliary will cooperation with the division for handicapped children of the State Department of Public Health In conducting a clinic for crippled children Tuesday at Alton Memorial Hospital. Dr. Meyer said charge for services there Is rendered no at the clinic and anyone having a child in need of such service and not able to provide such for the child is asked to bring It to the clinlr Tuesday.

Alton Memorial Hospital is one of six hospitals In the state In which clinics will be conducted by the state during March. KSD, Mellow Melodies, WIL, Serenaders. 10:30 KWK, Lew Diamond's Orchestra. KMOX, Ben Feld Show. KSD, News.

KXOK, Basin Street Johnson street. The fire depart- was called to keep the flames jjjn setting fire to adjoining prop- Bllys rim ence CARLlNVILLE-Mlss Ida Kashas purchased the residence tut) reaiuuuue Property R. Crane on East worth street and as soon as repairing and redecorating lc will occupy it. i n.r, to Meet BoS INVILLE Denby club i ent of the Republican club' in? called a meeting of the I noon held Wednesday after- Vri'T 1 1 26, at the home of nue. aker on College ave- Arn Promotion Badger, pant, haTif army i5i 011 nom tha 1 he IJM a to rank of first- lieutenant and has been assigned to service at East Sf.

Louis. He is the son of Mrs. Edythe Badger. Miss Maguire Weds CARLINVILLE Miss Louisa Maguire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

T. M. Maguire, and Forrest Ernel, son of Mrs. Julia Emel, were married Saturday at St. Charles, Mo.

They are both employed at the Carlinville glove factory. Buys Homo CARLINVILLE Mrs. Charles Ebner, who has resided in this city for a number of years, has sold her residence property on North Charles street to Wilson Stampe, instructor of agriculture at the high school, who will occupy the place about April 1. Mrs. Ebner will return to Chicago, her former home.

Schools to Close of Macoupin county will close on Friday in order that the teachers may all attend the session of the South Central Teachers Association at Springfield. Double Wedding double wedding ceremony was performed on Friday, March 7, at St. Charles, In which Miss Virginia Heinkel of Girard and Aldo Leach of Atwater and Miss Ruth Brown of St. Louis and Clarence Weige of Atwpter were married. PTA to Ment CARLINVILLE The OK, News.

WIL, Treasure Chest. KXOK, "The Committee Reports," Washington U. Forum. 8:45 WIL, Musical Newsy. WT- MV American Legion Talk.

8:55 KXOK, News. 9:00 KWK, Raymond Gram Swing, Suropean News Analyist. KMOX, Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. KSD, "America Sings," Percy Faith's Concert Orchesti'a. KXOK, Good Times Party.

WT- MV, News. WIL, Weather' Report. 9:15 KWK, Harold Turner, pianist. 9:15 KWK, Musical Program. KXOK, Drama Behind the News.

WIL, Rhapsody in Swing. 9:30 KWK, Lone Ranger. KM- OX, "Blondie," with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake. KSD, Burns and Allen. KXOK, Familiar Melodies.

WIL, Dance Music. 9:45 KXOK, Cy Casper, Sports. WIL, News. 10:00 KWK, Interviews from Browns' Training Camp at San Antonio; Johnnie O'Hara. KM- OX, Bob Trout, news comments.

KSD, Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. KXOK, Bruce Barrington, commentator. WIL, Swing Session. WTMV, News. 10:05 KMOX, France Laux.

Chamber Music Society. WIL, Rhythmlzers. 10:45 KMOX, Moonlight Serenade. KSD, Dance Orchestra. WIL, Famous Dance Orchestra.

10:15 KWK News. KMOX, Francis P. Douglas Views the News. KSD, Mellow Time. KX- OK, Horace Heidt's Orchestra.

10:55 KXOK, Interlude. 11:00 KWK Leigh ton Noble's Orchestra. KMOX, News. KSD, Music You Want When You Want It. WIL, Dance Melodies.

KXOK, WTMV, News. 11:05 KMOX, Masterworks of Music. 11:15 KXOK, Gene Krupa's Orchestra. WIL, Tango and Rhum- ba Time. 11:30 KWK, Recorded BBC News.

KMOX, Los Angeles County Band. KXOK, Joe Sanders' Orchestra. WIL, Dawn Patrol. 11:35 KWK, Ted Fiorito's Orchestra. KMOX, Tommy Renard's Orchestra.

11:45 KSD, Dance Music. 11:53 KXOK, News. 11:55 KMOX, KXOK, News. 11:57 KSD, Associated Press. 12:10 KMOX, Music After Midnight.

12:59 KMOX, Weather. you look your loveliest for Easter and after, typifies the subtle softness of spring modes, with its cleverly draped bodice and graceful skirt, fulness concentrated in the front. Side panels give you the look of slender elongation which Is newest of the new. Choose silk print for this, or chiffon or georgette. Pattern No.

8915 is designed in even sizes 12 to 20; 40. Size 14, yards 39-inch material. For this attractive pattern, send 15 cents in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to Today's Pattern Service, 211 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. Send for the new Spring Fashion Book! Brimming over with exciting new designs! Sizes 2 to 52. Pattern 15 cents, Pattern Book 15 cents, one Pattern and Pattern Book ordered together, 25 cents.

Audition for Carl Belcher Carl Belcher, 16, a high school pupil residing at 3210 Brown street, had an audition at Station KMOX Wednesday night The audition was In connection with an opportunity hour which is on the air every Saturday from 11 to 11:30 a. m. Belcher, a baritone, was urged by friends to participate in the audition, and he will appear on the opportunity program four weeks hence. The program is sponsored by McKesson and Robbins Drug and success is attained through votes on purchases. cupied during the play and.

prizes to Mrs. Eleanore George T. Parks were awarded Mitchell, Mrs. and Mrs. Jack McDonald.

Out-of- town guests were Mrs. Carl Marsh of Alton and Mrs. Thomas Linn and Mrs. McDonald of Carrollton. In the evening a second party was held at the home of Mrs.

Roth, with four tables of guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. O. Bulger, Andrew Dalton and Mrs.

C. E. Burroughs. Mrs. Elmer Barnett of Medora was an out-of-town guest.

Leg Fractured Word was received here last week that Miss Anna Goldsberry of Rock Island, who teaches Latin in the Moline high school, received a compound fracture to her left leg when she slipped on the ice last Sunday, when returning from church. Miss Goldsberry taught Latin in the local high school for a number of years. She at St. Anthony's hospital in Rock island and will have to remain there for several weeks, Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily. rtw Hart Modem and Moil Theater ID Alton TATE FREE PARKING Prices lOo and 20o LAST TIMES TONIGHT annual meeting of the Carlinville Parent- Teacher Association will be held at the Central school building on Friday, April 18, at which the election of officers for the ensuing year will bo held.

They will be installed at the last meeting of the year on Friday, May 16. The district director, Mrs. S. O. Smith of Girard, will ntt purl the meeting.

OLEARVIEW Tavern Rt. North of Alton FRIED CHICKEN and FRIED FISH At AH Tlmct No Admlslon or Cover Charge FREE DANCING TELEPHONE W. R. 1884 Prices lOo and 20o AMPLE PARKING SPACE MllTQN DAP'S CLUB LAST SHOWING TONIGHT Continuous from 7 P. M.

Claudette COLBERT Ray MILLAND In "Arise, My Love" AND "A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLLS" TUESDAY WEDNESDAY BETTE DAVIS "The Letter" AND Dietrich John Wayne "SEVEN SINNERS" Times Jon Hall and Lynn Barl In "KIT CARSON" Marlene Dietrich And John In "SEVEN SINNERS" TUESDAY, THURS. HOWARD WITH PAUL MUNI ANN DVORAK BORIS KARLOFF Claudotte Colbert, Ray Milland Arise, My Love Ken Murray Lillian Cornell J. Carrol Nalsh Rose Hobart Produced by Earl Carroll "A Night at Earl Carroll's THURS. LAST TIME TONITE A FOUR HOUR SHOW! Due to their unusual length, these features will be shown only once, CLAUDETTE COLBERT RAY MILLAND IN "ARISE MY LOVE Shown at 9:00 JON HALL LYNN BARI IN 'KIT CARSON' Shown at Tito NEWS and CARTOON PLUS 2ND HIT Also Shorts TUES. WED.

LUM ABNER Frances LANGFORD FRANK CRAVEN IN "Dreaming Outjjoud" JAMES, RUSSELL -and- LUCILLE GLEASON IN "GRANDPA GOES TO TOVVN" TWO CARTOONS PLUS SECOND FEATURE IORIE RAMBEAU ALAN HALE IN Tugboat Anne Sails Again' Beautiful Comfortabl. CLAUDETTE COLBERT RAY MILLAND DENNIS O'KEEFE WALTER ABEL DICK PURCELL ESTHER DALE GEORGE ZUCCO "ARISE MY LOVE" Shown at 8188 VICTOR McLAGLEN ANNE NAG EL JOHN LODER CECIL KELLAWAY PHILIP DORN "DIAMOND FRONTIER" Shown at death, In this chart, an Indication HEPBURN STEWABT JAMES STEWART'S Academy Award Winning Bole Bnoivn at 1:00 3:06 Siia ItM MICKEY MOUSE TUESDAY OSCAR HOMOLKA FELIX BMSSART Virginia DALE Lillian CORNELL William FRAWLEY TO-NITE! "CHAD HANNA" And "The Quarterback" TUESDAY.