The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 9

EDWARDSVILLB TNTETJJQENCER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBEBJ9.19. WANT AD I KOTKE--A chicken supper will be given by the ladies aid society of the Evangelical church in the basement, Midway, route 112, Wednesday, September 21, 1938. Serving starts at 5:30 P. M. Adults 40c, child, 20c.

5502 SALE--Three pure bred Hampshire boars, several Hampshire buck lambs, and several' young mares and horses, f. Dzengo- Iwski, Alhambra, Illinois, on highway 43. .5509 JKXTICE--Big Democratic dance at American Legion pavilion in Worden, Illinois, Tuesday evening, September 20, music by Jos. Ladd and his orchestra. Everybody welcome.

5498 FOR SALE OB TRADE--40 head shoats (double treated) 50 to 140 Ibs. each for horses and cattle. Good work mare, sound, chunky built, in foal. 2 good work horses, J35.00 each. Chas.

Riggs, 419 Quince 5510 MOTICE--Picnic and dance at Mick's Grove near Kuhn Station Sunday, September 18, old-time dance in afternoon, modern dancing in evening. Music by Wagner's orchestra. Games and entertainment for young and old. Refreshments and good time for all. Given by Workers' Alliance.

5495 tJH SALE--Straw potatoes, cobblers, 75c per bushel. Inquire of Martin Smola, phone 941W3. 5513 NOTICE--Zenith, the pioneer in eco' nomical farm radio, again gives you new economy, new tone, new per. formance, new tuning and new great values. America's oldest manufacturer of fine home radios.

Free home demonstration. Emrich Hardware, Worden, 111. 5478 NOTICE--G. R. Hyten, Contractor estimates cheerfully furnished on plastering, stucco and concrete work.

403 N. Kansas street, phone 107W. 4981 NOTICE--YOUR FURNITURE MADE NEW by the Harris Furniture Hospital Don't throw old furniture away. We can repair, upholster anc make your furniture attractive anc as good as new for little expenditure and make your home beautiful. Cal 119 Edwardsville.

461' FOB KENT--5-room modern fur nished home, located at 310 E. Park street. Call at Hess Tavern, 20 South Buchanan street. 5506 FOB BENT--Modern 7-room house close in, located at 212 So. Buchan an.

Call Phone 1S7W. 550; LEGAL I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. Public notice is hereby given, tha whereas a petition has been filed i the office of the Circuit Clerk Madison County, Illinois, requestin the creation of a forest preserve dis trict to be known as, ''Madison Coun ty Forest Preserve District," to con sist of all the territory nGwIyin" within the boundary of Madiso County, Illinois, and requesting tha the question be submitted to the lega voters of such proposed distric whether or not such district shall to organized under the laws of th State of Illinois, which petition has been signed by more than five hun dred legal voters within said territor; the Honorable D. H. Budge, presiding judge of said court has fixed Monday, October 3, 1938, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon in the Circuit Court room in the Court House at Edwardsville, Illinois, as the day, time and place for public hearing and public consideration of said petition.

SIMON KELLERMANN, Circuit Clerk, Madison Co. Circuit Court. A RADIO PROGRAMS ft MONDAY'S rBOQEABL (K80 IM SALE--Nicely located 8-room modern residence formerly occupied by the late Judge Grossman, at 220 E. Park street, across from City Park. Sacrifice price for quick sale.

Now vacant ready for occupancy. R. H. Rosenthal, 117A N. Main St.

Phone 163 or 525. 5500 FOB SALE--TYPEWRITERS-- New and used typewriters and adding machines. New portable typewriters may be purchased as low as $2.00 down, $2.00 per month. Also rentals on typewriters of all makes. E.

J. "Bud" Shepard, 1610 N. Main Phone 989W. 5437 FOB SALE--Modern six-room house located at 137 Springer Ave, newly painted and in first class condition. Price 53000.000 $35,00 down.

$35.00 per month. HOTZ LUMBER Phone 45. 5348 A WANTED--To buy 32-volt farm light plant, Delco preferred. Louis Popelar, Alhambra, Illinois. 5496 WANTED--One hundred housewives to try the NEW HOOVER ELECTRIC CLEANER at our expense.

Whole rug and one piece of furniture cleaned free. Hoovers service with genuine HooVer parts. Free inspection. Call for Mr. Pape, our Hoover service man.

Solter and Kriege. 5419 WANTED--Junk of all kinds. Old iron $9.00 per ton. Frank Mack, Phone 544. 5447 ANSWER TO CRANIUM CRACKER The revolution was put down after a surprise attack in Santiago, Chile, whose president is Arturo Alessandri.

Another No-Hit fliteher. Sacramento, no-run games are no novelty to Manuel Freitas, Sacramento Softball pitcher. Freitas pitched two such games and another no-hit contest this season. He missed his third shutout when one run was scored on two walks and two errors in one inning. Scores.

Marie, Singer. 5aO-Sporti Talk. Family and Mine. Hero No. One.

Melodies. Uppers. Duchin's Orchestra. Program. It Or Not 'n Andy.

Varieties. of Chicago Round Table. Reichman's Orchestra. Question Period. Baritone.

Young People's Program Berigan's Orchestra. Week's Orchestra. CSS (KMOX 10M He.) Managers. KMOX Tomorrow. on the Trail.

Carter. Night Show. Laux. Radio Theater. King's Orchestra.

Casino, Songs. in the Breeze. Goldbergs. and Abner. and Pat, Roger's Orchestra.

Di Pardo's Orchestra. Headlines. Weems' Orchestra. Hickman Serenades. Royal Ambassadors.

Be Announced. Dancing Time. NBC--Blue (KWK ISM He.) Plate Interviews. Interlude. Is My Handicap.

Review. Press News. In Melody. in Contrast. We Love.

and Her Boy Friends. Crosby's Orchestra. 7.30--NBC String Symphony. or False. Ranger.

Jimmy Valentine. Orchestra Review. Ed McConnell. Press News. Crosby's Orchestra.

Orchestra. (Sept. 19-20-21) 5531 COURTS Real Estate Transfers. Geo. B.

Springman to Lone Pine Real Estate Imp. See Record, $10. Geo. M. Wilhite to John Farmer, pt lot 6, C.

F. Stelzels Sub, Alton, $1. Madison Coal to John N. Sasek, lot 118, Madison Coal Corp Add, Glen Carbon, $1. Pear Leona Schwartz to Louise R.

Hoerchler, pt lot 6 See. 28, Collinsville, SI. Robt. W. McKinney to Irene McKinney, land in Sec 24, Olive, 51.

New Circuit Court Cases. Naomi M. Norris vs. Robert Nelson Korris; divorce. Segismund Majner vs.

Robert E. McElwain; appeal. Read the want ads. Handy Lipstick Holder. Melbourne, Australia--Minister of Defense Thorby has announced the creation of a factory that turns out lipstick in brass containers that can be used later for cartridges should a war time emergency develop.

HARPO OUT AS CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ucup, Because HE HAD SOPRANO voice, Srtwfeo There are five Marx Brothers Gummo, a merchant, and Zeppo, an agent, leave acting to Chico, Harpo and Groucho madness entered the comedy team's acting when they were appearing in serious repertoire at Nocadoches, Tex. the audience left the theater to catch a runaway mule the Marxes became so enraged they burlesqued the serious numbers the audience howled the next night and the Marxes have been zanies ever since they're all good bridge players now perfecting six-suit bridge Harpo, mute on the screen, is the best talker off stage all of them wisecrack continually, but hate practical jokes. Lincoln-Zephyr Has Taken Lead In Its Price Class Dearborn, Sept. 17--Climaxing its steady rise in national popularity since its introduction late in 1935, Lincoln-Zephyr for the last two months for which complete official new car registration figures are available, has led in sales in the medium-price field, it was reported to- jday. Lincoln-Zephyr assumed the lead in its price class for the first in June, according to official registration figuies compiled by R.

L. Polk Co. This leadership was consolidated in July when the Polk reports showed that Lincoln-Zephyr again led its field in sales. TUESDAY'S PROGRAM NBC-- Bine (BWK 1JW He.) 5:00 Home Plate Interviews. Vincent Pirro's Orchestra.

Kiddie Klub. Sport Review. United Press News Sketches In Melody. Gould's Orchestra. -The Green Hornet Don't You Believe It.

Frank Ferneau's Orchestra. Musical Program. Inside of Sports. Answer Game. Felix Knight, Tenor.

Novelty Tunes. 8:55 Dramatic Sketch. The Easy Aces. Mr. Keen.

9:30 Harry Owen's Orchestra. 10:00 Sport Review, Ray Schmidt Smiling Ed McConnell. United Press Newt Blue Barren's Orchestra. Jack Gaulke's Emperors. 11:15 Johnny Long's Orchestra.

Hugh De Paul's Orchestra. IF TOBJNSON CRUSOE LIVED TO-DAY CBS-- KMOX Ke.) Grand Stand Managers. On KMOX Tomorrow. "Second Husband." 6:00 "Big Town." 6:30 Al Jolson Show. Grand Central Station.

7:30 Camel Caravan. 8:00 Time to Shine. 8:30 To Be Announced. The Goldbergs. 9:15 Hollywood Screenscoopi.

9:30 Sports Review. 9:45 v. Lopez Orchestra. 10:00 At Your Leisure. 10:15 Tony Di Parda's Orchestra.

Headline Highlights. 10:45 Johnny Long's Orchestra. Carlos Molina's Orchestra. 11:30 Henri Gendron's Orchestrt. Dancing Time.

tiBC-- Bed (KSD 650 Kc.) Ball Scores. Vocal Varieties. Sports Talks. Your Family and Mine. 6:00 Russ Morgan's Orchestra.

6:30 Paul Martin's Orchestra. Vox Pop. Fibber McGee nnd Molly. Himber's Orchestra. Jimmie Fidler.

8:45 Jesse Crawford, Organ. 9:00 Amos'n' Andyj Alpine Varieties. 9:30 Dramatization. KFUO Whispering Reedi. KFUO Bible Defender.

KFUO Musical program. Bunny B'ergan's Orchestra. 11:30 King's Jesters. 1939 Plymouth Cars On Display Now At Local Dealers A new Plymouth'-'of brilliant design--with new ride engineering, new high-torque engine performance and a score of new luxury features for the lowest price field--made its bow here this week as the earliest line of 1939 model cars go on public display at 11,000 Plymouth dealers' showrooms throughout the country. Next week the new models now on display here will be formally presented through advertisements in thousands of daily newspapers all over the country.

This week the local Plymouth dealers are showing Edwardsville motorists a complete sample display of body styles listed for the new 1939 line. The new Plymouths shown here confirm forecasts from the industry that stronger "eye appeal" would be a feature of automobile designs for 1939. They are said to be the biggest Plymouths ever built, with a longer wheelbase of 114 inches and sweeping improvements in riding comfort, interior lujfUry, safety and performance. Heading the list of Plymouth innovations for next year are new-type coil springs of Amola steel that give a 20 per cent softer ride; new remote control gear shift on the steering column; new high-torque engine performance; new "true-steady" steering; a new all silent auto-mesh transmission and an ingenious new safety feature--a "safety signal" speedometer 'that flashes warning lights of different colors at various car speeds. A bigger, more powerful-looking hood now presents an added 10-inch sweep of painted surface that curves around the new radiator grille.

A new, Vee-type windshield adds more lhan six inches to body length above the belt. Over-all length is now 182 inches, without bumpers, and the new 114- inch is two inches longer than last year. This years' grille is a new development of the latest horizontal pattern, and introduces the "lateral airfoil" motif. A rich pattern of crom- ium strips and parallel louvres in body color curve slighty forward each side of a bright center strip, then sweep back like an airplane fuselage to form the sides of the hood. The slight forward curves add radial highlights to the car's "face" along the center strip, and strike a new note of sparkling brilliance In grille design.

Eleven chromium bars accent the contour of the grille louvres in a curved pattern-like the tall, I sharp prow of the familiar Plymouth September 15,1938. A (pedal meeting of the dty Cmm- clle of the City of Edwardivflle. was held in the City Hill on Thursday, September 15, 1938. Meeting was called to order by Mayor Win. C.

Straube at 7:00 p. Edward H. Poos, City Clerk, present. The call of the meeting was read. On roll call nine of the ten aldermen answered present, F.

Elmer Carter being The call of the meeting was for the purpose of rescinding the resolution, which had beat previously passed by the City Council; on Friday, September 9, 1938 and which had tentatively awarded the contract for the reconstruction of U. S. Highway No. 66, Section 4-C. in Edwardivflle, Illinois to the Madison Construction Company of this city, and also for the purpose of authorizing and empowering the Mayor and City Clerk to re- advertise for bids, be opened at 7:00 p.

m. on September 26, 1938, for the said proposed reconstruction. The City Clerk then read the following: WAIVER OF NOTICE AND CON' SENT TO MEETING "We, the undersigned, being all of the members of the City Council of the City of Madison County, Illinois, do hereby jointly and severally waive notice and purpose of a special meeting of the City Council of said City, to be held the 15th day of September, 1938 at 7:00 o'clock p. m. at the City Hall in said City and consent to the holding of such, meeting and to the transaction of any and all business that may come before such meeting.

Dated in the City of Edwardsville this 15th day of September, A. D. 1938." (Signed) WM STRAUBE, Mayor FRED MICHEL WALTER SIEVERS CHARLES LONG "WILLIAM GREBEL A ABBEE EVANS REILLY EBERHARDT HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD Hollywood, Sept 19--Then Is other.one at those bands in Hollywood. I mean specialty bands like the Raymond Scott Quintet or the SchniekelfritKS that jam a movie set with visitors from other and set everybody on the lot to jittering. This band is diferent, of course, being a sort of blend between Scott's modernism and the Schnickelfritzes' corn.

Your correspondent Is strictly an alligator on the groove stuff, but I get along all right with swing if it has a discernible melody. And it Is easy to tell what this Matty Malneck is playing. Malneck was Paul Whiteman's arranger for nearly 12 years, and that back ground of jazz-classicism obviously has helped him to rationalize swing music. Besides his treatment, the novelty of his work depends on his choice of instruments, of which there are eight. Malneck himself uses a fiddle.

Unique for swing is the single brass, a trumpet Also there's a harp. And a drummer who patters on a piece of cardboard. The trumpeter is quite a trumpeter, being Manny Klein, the tootling idol of some millions of eastern swing fans. Klein doesn't belong to the right union out here, but Malneck gets around that by paying a standby movie trumpeter as much as he pays Klein. The harpist is Joe Qu in tilt, who used to twang with the Cincinnati Symphony before AI Goodman lured him HQton Detect, a little Harpe Marx.

The guitarist It Marsh, an Fisher, a 17-year-oM kid just out of high school. Although they've been organized for five months, MabiecVi group has not yet made a public appearance. However, they have made several records. Bing Crosby it so stricken with them that he recorded Gershwin's "Summertime" to their music. Also and there are others coming up.

Besides arranging, Malneck writes tunes. Two of Go tor That" mid "Let's Dream uvthe --are being features in Paranwunt'l "St. Louis Blues" and will be sung by Dorothy Lamour. Director Roal Walsh didn't quite like the lyrics that somebody hashed up for the "Moonlight" tune, so sat down and wrote new ones. It's hard to believe.

Walsh wean a patch -over one eye, and has a colorful vocabulary, and. carries a pickax handle while- working on the But be can sit down and love lyrics Just like that. away to the radio. Joe lured the best (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (Signed) (signed) JOHN BARDELMEIER GEORGE BLUME ELMER CARTER Aldermen Moved by Reilly, seconded by Eberhardt, to suspend- rules the evening. Roll-call, nine ayes.

Moved by Bardelmeier, seconded by Blume, to adopt, as read, the resolution whereby the previous resolution awarding the contract for the reconstruction of U. S. Highway No. 66, Section 4-C. S.

in this city to the Madison Construction Company and passed by the City Council at a special meeting on September 9, 1938, is rescinded. The Mayor and City Clerk are also hereby authorized to read- vertise for bids for the said proposed reconstruction of U. S. Highway No. 66, Section 4-C.

in Edwardsville, niinpis. Roll call, nine ayes. Moved by Michei, seconded by Grebel, to adjourn. Roll call, nine ayes. Approved: WM STRAUBE, Mayor worrier in the band because he's afraid something will happen to his harp, and he doesn't like the way grips and electricians move things around the set of "St.

Louis Blues," which is the picture they're working in. The harp cost 53000, and they say Quintili sleeps with it. Ralph Hansell, the drummer is real ly a very good man on the traps anc marimba and xylophone and such but he doesn't do much with those orthodox instruments now that he has taken up cardboard playing. It's jusl an old piece of corrugated paper box and he tickles it with flyswatters. Occasionally, when overtaken by i creative frenzy, he swishes the back his chair or the top pfjthe piano Malneck at Paramount, he worked for Walt Disney, doing rythmical sound effects.

When the Dorsey brothers were stil playing together, Bob Van Eps wa their pianist He's now holding down that seat with Malneck. Manny Stein, who whops the bullfiddle, also has played with some of the famoui popular orchestras. Malneck, though, it may not sounc like it, doesn't care about the pas records of his men, for two of them have had little experience. Many of his arrangements feature the aecordian playing of 19-year-old A man had. this to say about ach: "I like spinach 'and I'm glad i I don't like it, because if I liked it I'd eat it, and I hate the blamed stuff." 1 MMEU MAKE MONEY WITH AN thaa pay fcr Stew ud ukM (M4 pfctam rm an dirt, nlojr F)te co.li Icn thin pnnr plctMt wteabuftfilBtewt T.k«.

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PHONE 100 Attest: (SEAL) EDW POOS, City Clerk ship. At the narrow base of the four louvre sections and their chromium accents are repeated at each side, on the front flare of the broad apron that joins the two massive fenders in front. The new Plymouth front end again, shows the influence of airplane design in the way grille and hood flow into the fenders in smooth, round lines. Just like the modern airliner's cabin curves smoothly into the wing, so Plymouth's new design now eliminates angular contact between fenders and other sheet metal. The headlamps and tail lights are now streamlined into the fenders, which are much more massive and have a stronger forward slope.

The bigger hood remains the same type as before, with top panels only hinged for service, water and oil. A twist of the handle raises up one top section part way for convenience in lifting, and an automatic spring holds the panel in open position. The hood side panels are rigid for additional stiffness, and have one section on each side that is securely fastened but easily removable when more "elaborate service is required. Hood louvres arc located on after part of hood side panels for better ventilation, and repeat the horizontal airfoil motif of the grille, The louvres are accented by two parallel chrome strips above and below the vents. The interior color scheme this year is a rich walnut brown, with color accents of Casino red at the instrument board and on the steering wheel.

DOl Progressive merchanti Intelli- gencer display advertising to make your shopping trips easy. Wednesday, Sept. 21 DOUBLE SAYINGS ON YOUR PURCHASES AT THE FOLLOWING STORES J. L. SCHWARZ and 231 N.

Main St. Phow 91 Mottar Drug Co. Store 47 Palace Store Co. Madison Counry't Dominant Storo Klueter's Grocery 401 Sf. Loub Sfc DtRvwy Phowi 3M "LAND SLIDE" OF RESULTS EVERY DAY IN THE INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS.