Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 7

JOPLIN GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, JULY. 2, 1947. CDTIEJIVES SUNDAY CLOSING TO STATE enforcement of laws to Be Left With Missouri Mayor Telta Petitioners. ON THE AIR TODAY ON WMBH--JOMXN. The city council authorized Mayor L.

Russell McKee yesterday to advise grocers and meat market operators who have petitioned for compulsory Sunday closing, and also the prosecuting attorney's of- i fice, that the council's disposition (MBS) is to leave enforcement of Sunday (1450 l)ay 6.00--Newicast. --Corn-Cert. 7 7 Clock. Time. Prologue 8-30--John W.

Vandercoofc. 8 -S5--Lawrence Welk Orch. Register. Brown, News (MBS). 9-15--Church of Christ.

-Uarts Desire (MBS). Varieties. Commentary. Davis Commentary. Lone Ranger Drama.

and Abner Comedy. Doyle Show. Music. Show. Albert Show.

o-Oo--Phil Silvers Program. Morgan and His Stutt. 10-00--News Dance Band Hour. 11-00--Dance Band Hour--west only. NASAL closing laws up to state authorities.

In two legal opinions presented by the mayor to the council in a discussion of the issue, It was held that the -state already has a Sunday closing law, and that any ordinance enacted by the council should conform to that law. Not for "Blue Such an ordinance, the legal opinions held, would be discriminatory unless they applied to all businesses and not just grocery stores and meat markets. The only exceptions under the state law, it was pointed out, are public service busi- 7 nesses necessary to the public health and safety. Commissioners indicated would be unwilling to enact a general Sunday closing or "blue law, which not only would require grocery stores and meat markets to close, but also virtually all other establishments except drug stores, even including motion picture houses. yesterday's discussion and action followed presentation to the council a week ago of a petition signed by 115 grocers and meat market operators asking for a Sunday closing law for those types of husi- Ctty' Attorney Rex Titus held that while the city has authority to enact such an 11.00--News 11.05--Dick Brown, Tenor.

11-15--Singing Strings (MBS). GriMln Show (MBS). Jamboree (MBS). TODAY ON WMBH-FM--JOP1JN. (102 3 Megacycles) Day 12 15--Lost and Found Program.

Moderne WWWH Block Show (MBS-WMBH- FM Only). 12.30--Cedric Foster, News (MBS). 1-00--Queen for a Day (MtsbJ iJsO--stockyards Report. 1-35--Organ Melodies 1.45-aaStle Hill Show (MBS). 2-00--Erskine Johnson in Bollywood (MBS).

i 2-15--Novatime. 2 30--Two Ton Baker (MBS). 2.45--Spotlight on a Star. 2.50--Pied Pipers 3 00--Jazz 3 30--Listen Ladies. 4.00--News Dance.

Harrigan (MBS). 0 otZcfnc'er' HVMBH-FM Only). Lukens. P' an 5-IS--Adventure Parade (MBS). 5-30--Baseball Scores 5.35--Sporteast.

5.45--Tom Mix (MBS) the MBMTHOlATOM Quick MENTHOIATUM When nasty nasal irritation corks up your nostrils, or leaves nose lining dry and "burning," quick! reach for Mentholatum, containing comforting Camphor and nuuty Menthol. Spread itgenflyinandaroandnostrils. Quickly it works to help thin out thick, mucus. And medicated vapors penetrate far back to comfort irritated membranea. Use Mentholatum at night, see how dear your head feels in the morning! Get Mentholatum today and keep it handy for all nasal irritation.

AUO REtimS'STDFFY NOSTRILS DRV, CRACKED LIPS AND SUNBOU it IO would be discriminatory unless it was general and included other businesses in line with the state l'W view of this, and a second similar legal opinion from another attorney, the council's idea.was that If-enforcement Is desired It should be by state authorities under existing law. The city, commissioners held, should not be required to assume th enforcement burden of a law already within the scope of authority, of state author- ties. From Group. Mayor McKee also said that the protest against Sunday opening of certain businesses from a 6 15--Bob Page and Today's News. Saw News.

Heatter, News (MB3). "Name of That fiong the Mind (MBS-WMBH- "FM Only). 8.00--Cote Glee Club. Gam. (WMBH- FM Onl).

Modero 9-00--Ozark Week-end. 9.30--Dance Time 9 45--Newscast and Her Music. We Hail. 10 30--Dick Jurgen's Orch. (MBS) 10 15--George Olsen'n Orch.

(MS! (MBS). 11: oO--Dance Time. 12 00--Bign OK. (MBS). TODAT OX KSWM--'OMJQf.

(1230 Kilocycles) pay Broadcast. 6 oo--World -News Roundup (CBS) (i.ljProm Scott, American Troubadour a'nd Weather. 5-35-Barly Berellel. 7.00--News (CBS). Clock.

TO Md Swing. particular group most of whom already close on Sunday, and IB not a general public proteat from the people. He was authorized to a letter the association of grocers and meat dealers relative to legal opinions and the councils position "and to advise prosecuting Attorney Ralph E. Balrd that any enforcement of Sunday closing is to be left up to his office. MOTORIST SETS FIRE TO STOCK OF FIREWORKS A motorist aet" fire to a fireworks display in a small stand at Zora a-venue and the Range Line yesterday afternoon by tossing a lighted firecracker into the display as he drove by.

The stand, owned by George Coy, and the stock of fireworks, consisting of firecrackers, Roman candles, pinwheels, etc valued at approximately J400, caught fire and burned. Billy Hesseltine, 16-year-old nephew of Coy, escaped injury by racing across the street One explosion after another took place. One skyrocket shot across the street and knocked a hubcap off a parked motor car. In addition to the approximately burned. PAVlitGPROJECTS ASKED FOR TWO Cm STREETS Petitions from property owners for two street paving projects were filed yesterday with the city council One asked for paving Park avenue', Fourth to Seventh street, with asphaltic concrete, and the council adopted a resolution declaring the improvement to be necessary.

The other petition asked for paving of street, Maiden Lane tff McCoy avenue, with asphaltic concrete The petition was referred to street department for check- (CBS). I-oo--Arthur Godfrey Show (CBS). 9l30--Organ Melodlei. 9-45--What's New 10.00--Karl Zoroar Bnow. 10.15--News.

of DreaBW. 10-45--Let's Go Shopping. 11 Back and IJsten. of Air. 11-30--Hi Neighbor.

Tunei. REPORT OF CX)NDmON OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 10PLIN Joplln, Missouri at the close of business June 30th, 1947 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Cash and Due from Banks U. S. Govt. Securities 7,069, 835 .00 U.

S. Govt. Agcy. Securities 702 ,117 Municipal Bonds is'noOOO Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Bank Building Fixtures and Equipment Overdrafts Resources famous its flavor SURPLUS SALE! SCOOP! 10.WO BBAND NEW SUN GLASSES WITH GENtjETE PEAKLOID SWEAT BABS COMFOBTABUG CABLE TEMPtES IMLUDES UATHERETTI CASI COMPLETE WITH SWEAT BAR FOB Cl'CUSTS, GOLFERS BEACH-- OUTDOOR USES WORTH J9-95 type, priced for a qnlek sellout. Only while they Don't np Send e.o.4.

liarcain In Ame-Irn! left. Bw BOW, OPTICAL I Addien Your Cost of Living is a PENNEY Problem Our Store Witt Be Closed Friday and Saturday July 4th 5th Maybe we ought to say it's THE Penney problem-that'B what we business think abou, getting the you Aerican families know this. They are our bone of our business. Capital Stock (Common) 300,000.00 (CBS). Take All (CBS).

vded Reserve for Taxes Reserve for Dividends Payable 7-1-47 (CBS). Sport. (CBS). 4-45--Fiirlough In Music. the New.

(CBS). merchandise, in currency 6 10--The Day In Sports. 6-30--Dr. Christian Show Digest. 7.00--Ray Bloch 1 rBsl Shore Show- (CBSi 8-00-Ray Kberie the Jota Gart Trio 8-30--Doorway to Life (CBS).

9 00--Music Tou Enjoy in Rhythm- 9-30--Masterworks of Music 10 00-jNews (CBS). 10.15--Ted Weems Orch 10-30--SWtch Henderson Orch (CBS). 11 00--News (CBS) ff-nsi 11 05--Tommy Tucker Orcu. (CBS). and Weather WEKSTESDAY Report, 15 Title Sevareld and 4:15 JIM SporU-nhc.

iater)- the ing. An ordinance Dance Music--mbs-baslc. 5-To--Manor House Party--nbc. "Bob Crosby Show--cbs. Leiand Stowe (r'pt at Comment--nbc.

Robert Trout and News--CDS. sports (repeat 30 m. later)--mbs. Flack Sktt-nbc. Johnny Modero, Drama-nibs.

8 55--Flve Minutes News-cbs. and and Time" and Savings 1,580,289.33 Bank Accounts 1,135,728.60 S. War Loan Account 78,971.05 Other Public Deposits 783,218.09 Total Deposits 16,503,170.18 Total Liabilities $17,349,167.08 The above statement is correct F. H. LYON, Cashier CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE JOPLIN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY JOWJN, MO.

June 30,1947 RESOURCES Cash and due from banks S. Government Bonds 5,738,09400 State, County and Municipal Bonds Corporation and Other Bonds enacted to Twenty-fourth nave Picher avenue, street, with asphal- toc concrete. This improvement previously had teen requested by petition from property owners. Tonight. The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will hold a regular meet- SfST o'clock tonight at Memorial hail.

Officers --mbs. "story" Drama--nbc. Mvstery Oplnionalre Forum--mbs. S-30--TO Be Announced--nbc. To Be Announced--cbs.

have urged all members to ABC PROGRAMS. 'work Silent--1 br. east. Serial Hour-west repeat. DO YOU LIKE GOOD MUSIC? The Mutual Dafly MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11:80 to A.

M- MERV GRIFFIN An Mutual Vocalist 11:45 to Noon The Checkerboard Jamboree Slow! It Olm To" Total Reserves Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures Total Resources LIABILITIES Capital Stock (Common, I JJWJJ IMAGINE! FINE RAYON FAILLE SLACK SUITS At only Yea, fine rtyon rare at anywhere near this price! More, you can ihop the town, the vhole country and not match the rtyling, quality or workmanship! This two-piece model it SUIT-tailored! The jacket boasts roomy saddle pockets the have pleatt and a side fly closing. Color combinations of red and navy, beige and brown. Where eke but Penney's can you get so much for to little? Sizes 12 to 20. Ideal for the Fourth WOMEN'S SEERSUCKER PI ay suits Tou will need a cool cotntortabta outfit for the Fourth--Here the answer at thia new reduced price $coo 5 Women's Rayon and Cotton DRESSES Choost today from many styles we have reduced lrom mucli higher priced lines. Now! 5 WOMEN'S STRIPED COTTON PLAY SUITS GIRLS' RAYON SLACK SUITS, ALL SIZES GIRLS' PEDDLE PUSHERS, Mae Women's Peddle Blue Denim Pushers $3.49 $3.98 $1.79 $2.98 200 NEW BEMBERG DRESSES Here they are--Just ytm need a cool, mer dress.

Come early choose the and pattern that pleases you most for onljf-- Total Capital Account Reserve for Taxes Dividends Dec'ared, June 30, 1947 18,750.00 Commercial Deposits Total Deposits 0,700,623.38 What Radio Station WMBH, Jopttn, Mo. 1450 on Your Dial Liabilities $10,305,738.35 CORRECT Total THE ABOVE STATEMENT IS F. P. GILTNER Vice President--Cashier 7 Things You Will Need for the Fourth GENERAL BANKING SAVINGS TRUST DEPARTMENT SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Member Federal Deposit OFFICERS Arnold Leonard, Chairman of Board J. E.

Garm, President P. Giltner, Vice President and Guv McHenry, Vice President Crawford, Asuiitant Cashier MEN'S COTTON Sport Shirts Colorful plaids in blue, tan, green. Long and short sleeves. Small, medium, large. L.

S. Boucher S. Meeker Arnold Leonard DIRECTORS Clatide Brown W. D. Myert, Jr.

B. K. McPherson L. R. Reynoldg Clarence Craig Guy McHenry J.

E. Garm F. P. Oiltntt 2 BOYS' POPLIN Slack Suits Crisp sanforized cotton suits. These are a true Penney value priced at 2 MEN'S SOLAR Straw Hats Cool palm braids, coconuts and Panamas.

Purchased to sell for only 2 BOYS' COMBED COTTON Polo Shirts Two-tone striped shirt with short sleeves, crew neck. All- time favorite! Sizes small, medium, large. 98 MEN'S SUMMER Tropical Slacks Made by top slack tailors of rich rayon and wool combination. Blues, tans, browns. $t90 5 WOMEN'S COTTON Wash Dresses Imagine, a large selection of new crisp, cool cotton dresses for only 2 79 MEN'S POPLIN Swim Trunks Made of tough poplin in bright, i colorful patterns.

Pull elastic waist. $198 2 REPRICED LARGE SELECTION WOMEN'S PLAY SHOES SANDALS.