The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 6

PAGK SIX FAST P.FVIKW SATUHDAY. APHIF 1015. Here And There In The District needlework hqf News Of East Liverpool, Wellsville, Chester, Newell Boy Scout Patrol I.ihbon for fiirnlfthlna: and laying Fred Hllditch. senior patrol lead snrfacinK on that soe er. spoke on "The Successful Fast LiverpoolCalcutta trol" at the meeting of the Cobra road betweer.

the city limits and patrol of Boy Scout troop 3.5 Bl.ls will he opene.l night at the home of in the Charles Sayre, 2tiO Pennsylvania house at p. eastern ave. llobert Chadwick, assistant ard time, patrol leader, presided, Hull; pa.sged the safety i hy. coiirt-i Ration Clerk Appointed of Mrs. Beulah kin as a general lerk was announced today tiy Itorolhy Bloom jrren.

chief clerk of the Fast Liver Hancock Tax Sessions Set i Richard VVriglit said today he will be at the Hancor County Federal Savings and Loan association offit in Cliester ali Monday to receive payment ot I real estate taxes now fur I lie pool ration board. Mrs Malkin, who repide.s on began duties Wednesday. Chris state personnel representative from the Youngstown di-trict of- -fice, met Friday with local panel clerks last half of 13F5 He will he in Newell Tuesday at the North American turers Co. offii e. Won't You ir Come in.

Tire Recapping day Officia! tire inspection. Victory Vulcanizing 3rd. Washington. Ph. 222.

Without wailing until you need a new Corset, just to see our g.Trmcnts and give it thought? Smart Form Corset Shop, West Fifth St Wellaville Flower Club To Meet The Wellsville dad-nahlia club meet Monday night at in the Olid Fellows hall, and the program will include a treat by Rev. di.scnssjon on glad and dahlia show schedules, whicii will he ready for distribution, and a report of the Pittsburgh conference. There will he a surprise stunt during the hour and lunch will he by Harold Gallimore and Miss Roxlc Me- Elroy of East To Collect F. C. f5artley.

commander of Wedgewood gioii pfi -1 today schools are cooperating in Itie music record campaign and that 8upt, M. W. i Kssex issued bulletins Weduetglay urging the pupils to help gather ilie ohl disi which will he turnefl in to manufHcturerH for extraction of in return for which the companies will provide free records for In training campH. Bartley said prizes will he awanl- ed the buildings turning in the largest pouiida.gc. and the will he picked up In-foie when (he drive ends.

SERVICE LISTED BY BOARD NO. 3 DEATHS unri FUNERALS PATTERN SUGGESTION Thomas Mosley Most Of Lisbon Contingent Accepted For Navy After Exams On Wednesday Spffinl To Rfviiw. Til.SBoN. L'i Cokimhiani county draft Iwiard 3 today announced the list of men who rd the examination ducted at Cleveland on Wednesday. A majority were assigned to navy.

Two of those listed for army training were earmarked (or ed heveral held over for fiirtlier examination and in vestlgatloD, draft hoard siKikes men said. Men aii-epted were as folkrvs ARMY AA'elisville Robert Taggart, James F. Henry. I ozzi. (5, Wilson harles Hawk and Albert F.

East L. Chaplow Srnil II crnfr tn coins for tAif.t vVard and Richard Thoniai of luft Virginia Hireci e.ii(iloyc. today at a ill hospital following a brief He was TO. He WH' a member of 'lie clinrch. Mr.

wa.x by the city stn-et de. I pa tineni since He survived three Thomas and ey of Fast and Paul Mosley of I lie navy; four daughier-, Annabell weli of Georgia Mr Fdn.a fiiwning of Fast Liverpool: Mr-. Joyce of and! Ruliy of Steuben-j ville, and eight grandchildren. The Imdy was taken to the Daw-' son funeral home, arc incomplete. Franklin Lee Buck Pattern wniains directions ami for making set and stitches.

reconls May 2 To Attend USES Conference (ienevieve Chambers and Mrs, Allee Bepnett of the Fast Liverpool employment serv- Marriage G. Ktipinski, Coraopolis. soldier, and Twila Faye Davis. Garden, Carroll Fiilts Greene, Salem, sea man and Twila Vales. Salem.

Sanford Ijehman, Fast Liver- palimi In: Ihr lairrpnol lUiuu. Smlh I raft Ih pai tmriil HI IJiahfk Air. Tor A. V. Wrifr thr pattrrn num her, iiamr mid iiddrrns.

r.rnis man hi iiiyn yau the nrw pacjr rdinraft ralalay nJth illufitralUins of dr.nUjns for rm- broidrry, knitlinfl, rrnrhrt, quilts, home (t(curations and toys. Building Service Km ice office will attend a conference, of USES employes at Youngstown and imis Schonfleld on ATonday when added instruction will be given on employment service ac tivities relating to Ihp! war program. i Reported Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schultz Broadway, a April U.

a late evening snack, al Gorhy. Williur fook. Saline ville Far) Rich ard G. Bcarile, and Pete f'iiory, Rus-ell Hulihanl Simon Vonot Wani tr WiUiain F. Smith.

(limited smv Ice); Law retici- Ammon, iron dale; Herbert W. Borlner. Falls, ilimited -erviee) an-1 Willi bald Drasdo, Columliiana. NAVY Wellsville Howard If Lucas, Harold Caviti, Joseph C.italdo. William A.

Carr. I.ester Jarvis T-iand Fugene W. Montgomery At East Palestine George W. Franklin Lee Buck of Mr. and Forest Bmk, 79 Vii-ginia.

i'hiester. died early Friday, mornlnc at hirth. In iidfiition to his pareni.s, he i.s snrvived liy three hrothei's. Bmk Jr. Homer Buek and Billy Buek, and two Bnek aml Bnck, all at Interrneru Friday at- ternoon in Zion W.

Va MAYOR SIGNS BUDGET BGT HITS JOB CHANGE Discussion Is Seen Monday When Council Meets Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson L. 2.7 ployes. Friday the Hall: V.

328, Carpenter.s ami Joiners. At Fast Palestine George W. Kin- the fl.o P. Hall: L. L'.

94. vVare-jjpy, Eugene Laeknm', Dwight Arthur Galloway. East FMverpool Dippers; Shafer. Charles D. Kunta and Paul illworker, and Alice Bailey Potters w.

Lynch. I Kuiiqily and Refractories; L. U. Llshon Howard Koffel I Pon-elain. Frank Che-tnut, Ira Baker and At the N.B.Of.

Cecil L. Flory. li. r. 61.

Bakery and Confectionery Salineville Harold Workera will held Meulay at 2 1 III Keliy fum-ral home lor Ml.s. Alice Wilson, wlio died 'i'iiur-(lay afleriiooti at I he home of her daughter, illis Pi-aehy Dixonv ille. Bishop Pearson, pastor of the Trinmjdi Chnreh of tlie New Agr- of will olfieiale. Inlet menf Will lie in the Calcutta ITiiimi cemetery. Frieiid.s may call tonight at faueral liome.

Paltein 478IT mi 12, 11. Hi. 19. 211; women's .32. ".4.

36. 38 40, 42. Hi 3-7- iiK'h; I yii. Hrnd Id cents in coins loose an cni'clopr. (do not rap) for this paltirn.

Wrilr plainly the your name and aildrcss. and the style and nuiabrr. Only 10 cents nioie bnnys your ncto finite Adams sprina palteni hook It ilh smart dyles. I rrc patterns are printed the look. Sc nr, I hr onTrr to: The Last Liverpool ftrnrie, Vo f'attrni Hciiartmnil, 2 nth strrrt, A etc 4 orfc City.

II, y. y. Semi-monthly payday for the city's 150 employes and officials will be met on schedule Tuesday as Arnold W. ITevon signed the annual Imdget today after a detailed study of its provision.s with other city He however, that he will let legislation abolishing the de- linquenr water rent collectors po- become law without hi? signature and be said he does not approve of "abolishing one job without creating another Council passed a total of seven pieces of legislation at a special meeting 7, five of which were signed earlier this week by the mayor The delinciuent collector's post already has been the subject of considerahie discussion by council due to a request by the former director. Lawrence S.

Bioor, to a of stenographer for the wate director and mayor, in if? place. This request never acted upon by council. Discussion on the whole setup is expected at regular meeting night. PRESIDENT E.B. BEGUN OBITS MIDLAND BOARD the Seniors Will Present Mrs.

Frances Zehner ways a good variety, opposite Dresden took the fog lights Wed- ne.sday night, then returned Thursday night to get the radio awlal from his car. Ted R. Reese, 416 FJast Fourth reported to police Friday night. He said the occurred while the machine was parked in front of his home. Man Larcany Tarm William of Wellsville fined 150 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in Jail by Munic- Judge Frank E.

Grosshans today after being found guilty on a ehanga of larceny, preferred on information of George Adam Kllnk of Beaver Falls, who charged that Ilia purse, containing was taken while he was eating Friday night in an Sixth at ant at City hospital. Mr. and Harold Buelihclt of 640 Brailshaw a non. April at rity hospital, and Mrs. Wiliver 315 Rurrown ave.

a daughter, Linda April 14, af home. Mr. and Mrs. Flurin Davis of Wellsville r. 1, a daughter.

Bon- KOOS NamPfl nie Pearl, April 10, at home. IHdHltJU VILC rreblQCni GDBNTRVCLBBBDARD iREaECTS 2 DFFIGERS Robert D. WiiiDH's. New Spring field; Alltert Rohm'ls. Leeionia; Chester Bhmmingtoii William N.

Smith. Colunihiana, Patti L. Siciial; ('liarles G. McKnight, Wal(iford: How Airs Frances Zehner, former Fast f.ivei piail resident, db'd Fi i- day at 7:45 a. at lier home In Mansfield, following a long illness.

She was 39. Sh(' Iiorn in Fast Liverpool, the daiightei' of Minnie Pbh- ridge of Fast Uveriand and the Annual Class Play At High School ard F. Carreti, Louisville; RowlamlMnte Prank Kthridge. She left Fast C. Hand.

East Cleveland: David years ago. H. Baum. Negb'v; Alphu- F. Arncr, f' ntemher of the Pennsyl- Steuhenvlile, ami (), Dan 'aiiia Metliodist church.

back, Fllwood City. Pa. With The Igirry Leitihman of Salineville is iil at ilia home. Main at. Mrn.

Erma Fox, Sophia in confined to her home by illnes.s. Mrs. Vesta Clutter is convalescing from a throat infeetlon at the home of her mother, Phillivs of Congo. At Annual Dinner Event William If Vodrey Jr. was reelected pre.sident of tlie F)ast Liverpool Country club at the annual tiK'ctlng Friday night at the cliihhouse.

F5. Koos wa.s elected vice Pie.sideut, succeeding J. Wells LEGISLATORS ATTACK BILL FOR COAL BOARD Mrs. I.ena Nulph, 2111 Harvey 'L'" Would you be interested in a day camp for your little ones ages 3-6? Season starting June Is't endlug Sept. 1st.

9-6, Monday through Friday. Imnch- fton, rest period, arts and crafts, swimming, supervised play. Phone for complete information. Adv. Older Accepted The navy accepted the entire of East Liverpool dis trict men sent to Cleveland Wednesday, despite the fact there were several over 26 years of age who left johs In war-supporting activity to voluntear, the draft hoard said It was Informed.

They entered the service through the Cleveland naval center. is ill at City hosiiital. Mrs. Fred Daw.son of Hookstown i.s rcruiieratlng af the May. berry hospital from an oiicralioiij performed Ajiril 4 Jesse Thomp.son, West Third is convaleselng at the Hayes-Mayherry hospital from an operation performed six weeks ago, Lester Hlehardson, Harvey is recuperating in City hospital from an operation performed, Thursday Eleanor Wafers, Dre.sden' Is recuperating at the Heaver llv Thf WASHINGTON.

I.T though Indorsed liy and op orators, a bill erealing a five-ntan national bituminous coal eoinmis- to fix and the coal industry today by some hoiine ways ami cornmiftee members as likdy to to federal altempt.s to rcMrirl free enterprise. I In addition to her motlier, she is by three si.steiH. Frank Wedgewood, Liitlier Woodward and Mrs, Frank Haag, ali of Fast r.iverpool and two liroth- Wilbert Fibrbl.gfi and John Ftliridge of es ill be liebl in Maiisrield. Stoddard was reelected sccre Direcfoi elected lude F. D.iwson, Robert F.

Boyce and AN3 .1 David wliieb aiid .1 Hocking, to fill the term of G. Boyce, also in the navy, expires af the end of D. Tliompsoii, to succeed Mr. Wells, whose term expires at the close of 1941 Other members of the board are C. Smith Joaepli R.

Thoinp- L. T. and Mr. Koos. action is nothing hut Ini reaueratic indii.stry bet ter left open to free commented iLep.

Carlson tilt uf Ivan'as Rep. Robert (ID of Virginia, also an opponent of federal regula- Myron D. Franks i LISBON Funeral serviocs Myron D. Franks. 12.

who died Wednesday in Di'troii. will be Monday afternoon at 2 at liome of Ills mother on ave. Burial will lie in the IJsboii V. Rev. Theodore Cord of the Christian i-hu i-h will officiate.

KUMMEL, SHORT ASKED FOR TRIAL WITNESSES SptK-iiil To Thf April The s-ni- of the Iroiidale High scliool will pre.sent the annual (das.s Tlie Hoosier Schoolnia.ster. Tiies d.iy night af 7:1.5 in the auditorium. Tile east is as fidlows: Mrs. tlie Id.ggest taxpayer ill Flat Creek, played hy Charlene Baker: Hannah Thompson, bound out to ans. Jeanne Henderson: Ralph Hart.sook, the Hoosier schoolmaster.

Jimmy Riid Means, son, Nick Rohall: Dr. Small, a suave rascal, Ray Stevens; Miranda Bud's Sarali Hank Baiita. whose father keeps the pfHirliouse. Nick small lirotlier. Willard Stevcn.soii; Betsey Short, wlio gig gles.

Kiinice Seeley; Squire Haw kins, scliool committeeman justice of peace, Richard Russell, Marllia Hawkins, the sqnite's niece. IVinna Jimmy lit; Ellen Shneider, Duro-, thy Twaddle. The play which lia? he.m postponed twice due to illne.ss id' part of the cast, is under tlie direction of Mis.s Fslher Swift, class ad viser. April Midland scliool board accepted the resignation of the president, E. Beglin.

at the regular meeting Thursday night. Mr. recently moved from the school district directors set May It. as the final date before which 1941 Lax iiiiilicatc.s must be settled. Martin former tax collector, had rcqiu'sted a postponement.

Tlie tax rate for the year wa.s -et at 20 with a per capita lax. the same rate ha? been in use. The budget of 1291,212.85 was accepted tentatively for the coming year. The board referred to the play ground for the request presented by S. P.

Shaver of the borough council that the school assume the maintenance and pupervision of the First Street playground. Ralph Jewell, superintendent of schools, has been authorized to advertise for bids for a new roof on the First Street building. The resignation of Lewis Russell as vocational teacher was accepted and the board hired Frances son a.s high school teacher for 194 4 45. VISITBRSTDGDNDBCT SERVICE tlon of the industry, asserted 1 finaiieial, house the measure? propoiieiit.s committee were -knowledge the is not from an operation performed Tues- given The club finished (he year needed until after tlie war demand ISS. 11 of for coal eases.

I think onr commit- (laston. St. I Intr who whom are in the armed was in a fall four weeks Bishop To Confirm Classes DioccBan headquarters in ago at the Hall China has re iiis, duties as a painter. Mrs. T.

T. Faimiew st Clu'ster, IS seriously ill at City hospiiai. Frank Fogo has been to his home. Washington ave Wellsville. from City Im.s^dtal where he had been ronflned for five week? with a fractured hip received in a fall James S.

is conia les-1 Elaine Riley Co-Stars With In New Comedy By RKO await a for its more con town announced today that Bishop home. CampgtYujiid rd A. will he in Wellsville, from an per- East Liverpool June 2 to confirm wci'ks ago af tialpm might well Iveqient season tion" Two committee membe however, Rep. Jenkin.s (Ri Dhio ami i of New York, are liehind the hill, which is patteriuil after the former Guffey act. Jenkins declared "it only was voted down liy a lotc before I and the atmosphere is much heal thier now with this new I setting up a commission of three pubBc members and only one each I for operator? and a class at 1 p.

m. at St. Aloysius Catholic church, after a similar rereraony at 2 p. m. that day for a class at St.

Calholic church in Leeionia City hospital. Larry, son of and Or ville Baum st tinder- wenf onu'iation Friday in City hospital INDIA Money Found our collection -erviee Potters Adjustment Bureau, 123 Market Adi Road Due Monday Columbiana county ers will receive bids Monday at Next Union The following local untons will meet next week; Sunday the Hall. L. L. 172.

Musicians. At the P. L. H. 132.

Handleiasters and Fin afier talent scouts signed L. lO. and her up fidlowing her work Handlers; C. 86. iihidel.

Tuesday-At the N.B.OP. Hall; East Liverpool's own Elaine Riley i.i progressing in her quest' for movie aeeording to, RKi) stiiiiio annouiiceuients th.at' the former fasiiion model ha? heeo east opposite Hamid Peary in the' forthcoming release is Gildrrsleeip on! the radio. Miss Riley's mother. Mrs. A.

Riley of Clair ave, s.iid her will appe.sr in Ed die Cantor's new picture. "Show! ago and Lt. (Jen. Business again with Frank well declared if wa? a Sinatra "Manhattan Serenade.R«i>d riie Life magazine Friday; way carried a half-page announcement of tlie al young wiinuiiTs appearance in her first starring role since going to Hollywood a (Continued from Page One) W. Stil (la lied all the B.v Tlif Prem.

WASHINGTON. April of Angeles, one of 3(1 pei'oii? iiiiiliir indietment in federal eoiiri, here on eharge? ot i consiiiracy to mi a Nazi form! of governineiit in eoumry, asked the court Friday to Maj Gen. VS alter Sluirt and mirai liiishaiid F. Kinuiicl as wit- iiesse.s in lh(' trial. I Sluirt and Kimmel were the manding officers of army and naiyj force' in Hawaii af the time of the attack oil Harbor.

I in a motion filed hy hi? attorney lie "wants to hy Kueh witnesses that the admin- i.strati*in at. Washington ami the gove.nment of the Ciiueil States knew that an attack was imminent. Iiiit I hat officials luriied a deaf ear lo the of Lien, Sliort and Ad miral Rimmel and told them that, the loathe.some government of iiad no on the L. niled Slates I'rial of the 30 is scheduled begin next DEWEY DIRECTS BLDW AGAINST BUREAUCRACY flv AMfiriatrH ALBANY. N.

April 15 Do crying "ceni.ralized rhomas F. iJewey in a radio "report to the people Friday ni.ghf summarized what he called the "genuinely coiiuietent and governinent of hi? lOmonih administi-ation. The governor, leading all mentioned for tlie Republican presidential nomination de.spitp his po.sition that he is not a candidate, added this "in sharp contrast with that type of personal government wlijeh talk-, fini' plirasp.s of liberalism while seeking to impose its uiil ami its whim? upon the people througli centra'- izod injrcaiicracies issuing directives from a distance speakers and musicians will fake part in a special arranged for Sunday at 10 a. m. in (he First Fvangelioal church in Well.sville.

of which Rev, A. C. Coldiron is the pastor. Rev. William Coldiron of Detroit, a son of the pastor, and who has earned the title of a will be the speaker.

William Coldiron. wife of the speaker, will give selfU'tions on an elertrir vihra-harp and Miss Ruth of will play piano ntimhers and sing. lii-pating in this service, will be Steven Coldiron. father of Miss Ruth Coldiron, and a prominent layman in Akron. He is a brother of Rev.

A. Coldiron. Swedish Expected to THEATRE I LAST TIMES TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE FROW 16. Saggermakers. 1'.

12. Jigger men; L. U. 121, and Kilnmen, L. I'.

15,5. L.aiindry AAorkt'rs, 140. the Hall: L. U. 71, Coopers Wednesday At the N.B.O.r.

Hall; Trades and L.abor Council; L. I 19,1. Glost Warehousewomen. At the Moose Hall: RDDSEVELT BLESSING GIVEN BASEBALL AGAIN Bv Ihr 4 WASHINGTON, April 15 Rre.si dent Rtiosevt'li gave his today through a the continuation of major league liase it Kiln SUNDAY and MONDAY HIT I- 1U19. Auto At wartime.

Old Opera House; L. I'. 475. tor the Drivers. the NBOP Hall: L.

Ro annual Americ. 138. Bisque Warehousemen; p.th.scj from Clark Grlf- L. r. 131, Out and Mould Pfps'dent the Washington I club.

I'residenlial FecreiarA' 'Stephen T. Early "I know the is to see baseball oonttniiing Fiery- body kiHiw? my in F.irly accepted the p.i'Se? in absence on a lacation. The Washington Senators and open the season here with Vice dent Wallace throwing out the first hall. The unit which w.a? suiroiimlrd hy the. for eight was commanded by George of Denu'r, while the relieving fone was umjer Col gtCharleis Reach of Cineinnali, BeaclTs men had to ficht ihr-tr 1 way up a of slope? which led tn narroiv hogbacks which af no place were wider than The Japanese had dug them selve? in at eaeii jilaee wliere the trail came onto a moderately leiel hogback.

Re.ieh's men had to uphill in a siuics of frontal at In out half the Japanese rln.g and holding the gap against a of infantry at tacks, men tountcii 210 Japanekft iKHltes. V.F.W. P.DST WILL SEAT OFFICERS ON TUESDAY nstallatinn will feature the officers for 191-1 banquet of Fitvate Ksidy post 66, of the of Foreign night at 6 the home, Lincoln ave. officers will be in- dueled. STOCKHOLM April 15 The new the editorial opinion today that Sweden will no to the British and request asking he, to stop exporting hall bearings to Germany.

Tlie editorial said the -Allies, as a result, probably would cut off safe conduct traffic to Sw eden. NUTRITION Delivered To Your Door ORDER NOW! ROSENBERGER PHONE WELLSVILLE 402 GRADE A MILK MOW SHOWING CtNTURY FOX (Its r. ZAMUCK'S HOUSING PRODUCTION Of the PURPLE HEART Cam Mer, ticlan) teile fadef KtYtfl O'SiiM Donald BarY InjdY Manhali lewis Milestone AND Super Mouse Cartoon FOX NEWS TODAY OF SANTA and CHECK STARTS SUNDAY A New DoubleJhrill Show RANGERS GO INTO ACTION TO BOOST WAR PRODUCTION! I the Tennessee Romblers Jimmy Wakely and his Saddle PoU LIBERTY ellsville TODAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE RACKET SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION 13 of "THE BATMAN" CITY THAT STOPPED (Hereto Stalingrad) NEW ADMISSIONS Matineea 14e and Evenings 14o and DEFENSE WORKERS WIDNIQHT SHOW SUNDAY NIQHT Fay McCraa in W08T DANGEROUS Expect Driving Ban BOSTON. April Rrsdlei Dewey. rubbAr director of the war production beard.

ban on pleasure driiing thi? year but believes the industrial and tire situation will continue to be lery tough Henry past district Uhiu, ill fur the men, and Kinsey, past auxili.ary president will (ii- leci the The new are' Scott, commander; Eklward w. vice commander, and T. Smith, junior commaudiT. are: Sylvia IHmald. president; Ellen Haucht.

senior vice president, and Virginia Winterp. junior vice The than mice I nited 335 larictie? has and AT FIRST SIGMOf A OVP USE 666 TARUa iAiyt MQSi OtOfS LAST TIMES TODAY LON CHANEY in DR. RUSSELL HAYDEN i CilTY SUNDAY and MONDAY Batte Paul Lucas in 6H THE TODAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE George Bond in CAWE TO BLOW UP SPECIAL ATTRACTION Chaoter 13 of "DICK TRACY CRIME. SUNDAY and MONDAY Don Tiarney CAN cf Cergcoui in color, faihtont, girls, muiic, tpecucit the thrilling of a tccret lovtit 11 miicHdi uistn PRODUciion COLUMBIA tod WON. 2ND FIRST RUN HIT a Thrilling Chapter of PHANTOM I I 13653712.