The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 6

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1942. PAGE SIX EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW out here In this battle and the only Here And There In The District News Of East Liverpool, Wellsville, Chester, Newell Chester, Is under observation at the Ohio Valley General hospital in Wheeling. Mrs. Margaret Ellen Reynolds is ill at her home on Indiana Chester. MKEEVER PLANS TO INSTALL NEW SETUPONBILLS Tells Tax League Program To Be Started Jan.

1 Will List Old Bills Dads Follow Sons To Service Two Wellsville men with sons in the armed forces were among the large contingent of selectees which Columbiana county draft board 3 at Lisbon sent to the induction camp today. They are Lester Fogo, who has a son, James Fogo, in the navy and Jess Cronln, whose son, Harold Cronln, is in the army. league will call upon the state bureau of inspection and supervision of public offices and request permission to change the present method of bookkeeping in East Liverpool on Jan. 1, 1943, to prevent the necessity of keeping two seta of booka, as would be necessary if the certification and encumbrance system were set up along with the present system of bookkeeping. "5.

That the committee, through its representative, will help the auditor determine what supplies are needed to make these changes and will request of council an additional appropriation to the auditor's office sufficient to make the necessary purchases. "The committee wishes to state to council that the attitude of the city auditor in agreeing to set up this system of bookkeeping is, in the opinion of every member of the committee, highly commendable. 'Unpaid Bill Era To End "The committee also feels that, with this system of bookkeeping in operation in the auditor's office, tbe council may rest assured that the appropriations made by them will not be over expended and that there never will be another accumulation of unpaid bills, providing the council balances its budget each year and holds its appropriations within the estimated actual income. "The committee further wishes council to know that it is our sincere desire to cooperate with council, and all of the other public officials, in every way possible to With The Patients Mrs. Agnes Smith of 412 College st.

is confined to her home by illness. Miss Alma Howell and brother, Wilbur Howell, are ill at their home on 421 College st. 01 Brown of Pennsylvania Footnotes About Fighters 8K ELTON, THE SMOKER. Red Skelton, starred in the Ceramlc's current musical comedy, "Panama looks quizzically at someone in this candid shot of one of Hollywood's newest comedians. Mr.

Skelton, who gives Bob Hope plenty of competition out where the corny gags grow, is co starred with Ann Sothern. Virginia O'Brien, Dan Dailey "Rags" Ragland and Ben Blue are in the cast. Emmanuel Service Set IX service preparatory to Communion will be held tonight at 7:45 in the Emmanuel Presbyterian church. Rev. Francis O.

Stewart, the pastor, will preach. Knrells In Air Course William E. Kaiser of Lincoln highway has enrolled in an aviation echool in New Philadelphia for a six weeks course. Upon completion he will receive his commercial license rating. Warning Highland Springs Mineral Water formerly Sellars Mineral Wa ter announces that Oliver C.

Sell ers is no longer a representative of this water. Sold at local dealers only, or write W. W. Busby, Rayland, Ohio. Adv.

Two Dealers Comply 'Only two dealers have obtained the necessary inventory forms to enable them to continue selling men's rubber hoots and rubber work shoes which now are rationed, Mrs. Beulah Horton, clerk of the local rationing board, said today. Sales will resume Monday, when the initial "freeze" period ends, but dealers cannot sell if their inventories have not been filed and consumers cannot buy unless they have obtained a purchase certificate from the board. Dr. A.

A. Exley, Optometrist. Eyes examined 502 Market St. Adv. Scouts To Hike An all day hike with lunch cooked over an open fire will be a feature at the Saturday meeting of Scout troop 64 of the Second Presbyterian church.

The group will meet at 8 a. m. in the church and the events will be tinder the leadership of James Miller. Scoutmaster is Howard Dunn. Redecorate During our Fall Wallpaper Sale, all wallpaper i price.

Stein's Wallpaper Paint, 621 Dresden. Adv. Number Suspect Arrested Howard Kelley was arrested on Dresden by Patrolmen Leslie Curran Thursday on a charge of Illegal possession of lottery tickets. He had not appeared for a hearing before Municipal Judge Frank Grosshans Wellsville Man Sentenced A man listed as Harve Cheekier of Wellsville was fined $100 and costs on a charge of habitual drunkenness at a hearing before Mayor Clarence H. Peters of Wells ille today, and was sentenced to the Youngstown Jail in lieu of his fine.

EXHAUSTION AW, Headache Don't let BMdaehc double the ml try of exhaustion. At the first sign of pain take (Japudlne. It quickly bring relief, soothe nervee npnet by the pain. It to liquid lready dUiolved all ready to act all ready to brlnt eomfort. Um only aa directed.

lOe. SOe. 60e. DRESS Tfl (Continued from Page One) for the eventual payment of all obligations of the city may be made between now and Jan. 1, 1943." Here's Full Text Of Letter Following is the text of the letter sent to council today by the Tax league's chairman, Mr.

"The Citizens Tax league wishes to supplement its letter of Sept. 25 to the council and, In to correct same. "It has been brought to our attention by City Auditor E. Allan McKeever, that the sinking fund trustees are receiving all of the delinquent tax monies collected on delinquencies older than Dec. 10, 1940.

"Examination of the records of the sinking fund trustees shows an accumulated balance in cash and holdings in the delinquent tax sinking fund of as of Oct. 1, 1942. "We, therefore, wish to correct our previous statement by stating that although there is no record in the auditor's office it Is not necessary that one be kept there, and that the city, through the sinking fund trustees, is providing for eventual payment of these delinquent tax bonds by accumulating a reserve for that purpose. Statement Is Incorrect "Our statement that the excess delinquent tax collections are being used for current expenses is therefore incorrect "In a conference between a subcommittee of the Citizens Tax league and the city auditor in his office Thursday morning, Oct. 1, the following points were agreed to by the auditor and the subcommittee: "1.

That the auditor will immediately prepare a complete list of all unpaid bills of the city in detail and furnish same to the committee; "2. That the city auditor agrees to install the certification and encumbrance bookkeeping system in the city of East Liverpool on Jan. 1, 1943 as he had planned, and to request that pur chase orders be written, in triplicate, and certified by him before any purchases shall be made; or. in the event that such certification is not made, he will refuse to honor the bills for payment; "3. That the auditor and some member, or representative, of the Citizens Tax league will, in the next 15 days, visit some other city in Ohio of comparable size, which now uses the certification and encumbrance system of bookkeeping, for the purpose of studying the system to be placed into operation in East Liverpool: To Get O.

K. On Change 4. That the auditor and some representative of the Citizens Tax Mrs. Rose Bowers of 816 Lisbon st. said her grandson, Seaman Samuel L.

Bowers, is stationed in New York and slated for Immediate sea duty. Paul Drain, brother of Mrs. Virginia Buckley of Bradshaw has been promoted from corporal to sergeant at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Anthony of 1266 Foster st. received a cablegram today from their son, Harley Anthony stationed with the marines somewhere overseas. Without origin, the cable informed them he "Is feeling and revealed he has been promoted from corporal to sergeant. Air Cadet John T.

Smith has been transferred to San Antonio, for more training, according to word received by his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Smith of West Ninth st Pvt. Bernard Dyke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyke of St.

Clair has arrived overseas and is "somewhere In England," according to a letter received by his parents. He is with a medical division in the army. Pvt. John R. Fox first class, of the marine corps, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Fox of Sophia has arrived safely overseas, according to word received by his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

James Powell of Clark Wellsville, have received word that their grandson, Pvt. Clarence Junior Powell, has been transferred to the ordnance school, Quantlco, Va. Pvt. James Crumbley of the marine corps is stationed in Cuba, according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Crum bley of 1854 Michigan ave. Aviation Cadet Ellsworth Boram, son of Elza Boram of 2216 Craw ford has been transferred to the army air base at Greenville, for additional training as a flier. Two East Liverpool men enlisted for the army and four from Mid land were signed up for the navy. according to reports from the ser vice recruiting stations in Pitts burgh. They are: Donald E.

Buckley and Lunsford New Shows CERAMIC MERICAS boy friend, Andy Hardy (alias Mickey Rooney) is at it again! This time he travels to England to upset one of Britain's oldest schools, Eton. The hilarious plot takes place in the Ceramlc's new Mickey Rooney laugh riot, "A Yank at opening Sunday, which tells of Mickey's enrollment in the fashionable school and of his subsequent pranks. At first, he cannot understand the stiff discipline and the outlandish customs of the new school, but after he learns that he Is there in the place of his stepfather's eldest son who died before he could enter, Mickey goes "all out" for making himself a credit to Eton. Another escapade follows when he takes the blame for an auto accident to shield his younger stepbrother (who is innocent anyway) and then exposes the real culprit. Also in the cast are Edmund Gwenn, Dan Hunter, Freddie Bartholomew, Martha Linden and Tina Thayer.

find some equitable solution to the financial problem of the city as represented by the present accumulation of unpaid bills. "It is our hope that provision for the eventual payment of all obligations of the city may be made between now and Jan. 1, 1943. "Don H. Reed, Chairman." SCRAP (Continued from Page One) H.

G. Means said several hundred keys have been collected in the high school alone the past week. Why scrap is vital to America's war effort was made simple today in a letter from Chief Petty Officer Paul C. McGonigal to his sister, Mrs. Ross Carroll of Calcutta.

He wrote in part: "Tbe censors permit me to say hat the Solomon islands battle ound me right in the midst of things. There are a lot of fine men CI AD TliAASse (f) Mulberry Street, East End FRIDAY and SATURDAY EDMUND lOWi 3 WAUAM GARGAtf MGGYMOtAN FRANK AISERTSON ALSO vv a Jt 1 1 1 rai an Fire Damages Chester Auto Flames of undetermined origin early this morning badly damaged the auto of Louis Hayes of Virginia before the arrival of the Chester volunteer fire department. The auto was parked in front of Mr. Hayes' home. Births Recorded Mr.

and Mrs. James Rodocker of Alaska Chester, a son, Oct. 1, in City hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph George of Wyoming a daughter, Oct. 1, In City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison of 1807 Michigan a son, Oct.

1, in City hospital. R. Melvin of East Liverpool, and Anthony J. Tontl. Amedo J.

Mat teo, Edmund Dicicclo and John Cilll, Midland. Corp. Keith K. Scott, son of Mrs. Ben Scott of Gardendale, has been transferred to the parachute troops at Ft.

Bennlng, Ga. William Woods, who enlisted recently in the navy, is stationed at the Great Lakes, 111., naval training station, according to word received by his wife, Mrs. Mary Woods, of 711 Sophia et Pvt. John Healey or 215 West Sixth st. has been transferred to the chemical division at Ft.

McClel lan, for preliminary training and will enter a class in meteor ology in the near future. Edgar V. Hull is stationed at Great Lakes, 111., naval training station, according to word receiv ed by his wife, Mrs. Roberta Hull, of 746 Sophia et. Mrs.

Alberta Palmer of Sophia st, has been notified that her husband, Pvt. William Palmer, is stationed In the Mojave desert in California, Edgar Blazer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blazer of Chester has been promoted to the rank of private, first class. He is located at Camp Swift, with the engineers.

Pvt. Ell O. Shamp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Shamp of Park way, has been transferred to Ft.

Dlx, N. J. Crooks Swift, son of Mrs. Ethel Swift of Main Wellsville. stationed with the medical detachment at Camp Breckinridge, has been promoted to corporal.

Boyd A. Justice of Smiths Ferry entered the marines, and Richard J. Dally and Elmer C. Benson of Midland joined the army, accord ing to the Pittsburgh recruiting services. MOBILIZATION (Continued from Page One) mobilization, officials of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co.

reported today. Sirens were not used in the mobilization, the call being made entirely by telephone. The mobilization was a rehearsal for the trial blackout of all of Co lumbiana county expected within the near future. In Wellsville, M. L.

Clendenning, civilian defense commander, ex plained that an over taxed telephone system reduced the effec tiveness of the community's test. However, he added, of the defense volunteers contacted, approximately 98 percent turned out. According to the commander, this demonstrated the need of a new siren, to replace the unsatisfactory one purchased last week. For the next mobilization, he said, key men will be telephoned on the yellow alert, and on the blue signal, the fire siren, accented by ambulance sirens at Fifth st. and at 16th st.

will sound once. For the blackout, the sirens will sound twice. GUINEA (Continued from Page One) attacked Axis truck lines and pounded shipping in the harbor at Tobruk. The British said at least six Axis aircraft were shot down and many damaged in one battle In which enemy dive bombers jetti soned their bombs on their own i troops to escape the R.A.F.'s dead ly fire. "We had no losses in this en gagement," a British communique i said.

Heavy bombers of the U. S. army air force again raided the Greek harbor of Pylos yesterday, coring a direct hit on one ship and many near misses on others. ALPINECHESTER BERT LAH'R in Sing Your Worries Away" and GENE AUTRY In "Home In Wyoming" LIBERTY Wellsville LAST TIMES TODAY ELEANOR POWELL RED SKELTON "ship'ahoy" time we've ever had to bacK down was when the enemy had more guns and planes In action than we could bring up. "As soon as you people back home make the materials for us to start a large scale offensive we'll show the Japs a kind of fighting they've never seen before." Chester Students Join In Campaign For Scrap Approximately 950 students have been recruited to aid In Chester's scrap drive, being held In conjunction with the nationwide Toundup of all available fcrap metal, R.

A. Douglass, newly appointed salvage chairman, announced today. The students also will conduct a "Keys for victory" campaign next week Monday through Friday. Each room will string its kpys on a wire and exhibit them in a prominent place in the room, Mr. Douglass said.

Depots will be established at each school where pupils may bring scrap material collected during their spare time. City trucks will scour the city streets and aid in moving any material too heavy to be carried. Chester volunteer fire department has contributed an old fire bell, purchased around 1903. and a relic of the former station on Carnegie ave. The bell weighs approximately 1,500 pounds and is cast iron.

The bell, which has been stored in the City hall basement for many years, is approximately 4J feet high. WILLKIE IN CHUNGKING AFTER SECRET FLIGHT Bt The Auoeistcd Prw. CHUNGKING, Oct. 2 Wendell Willkie arrived in Chungking thi afternoon after a five day trip from Kuibyshev. Russia, to receive the first organized public welcome ever accorded a foreign dignitary in this provisional capital of war torn China.

Approximately 10.000 representatives of various organizations were on hand to greet the personal emissary of President Roosevelt when his plane landed. Willkie's arrival ended a period of strict secrecy concerning his whereabouts decreed by Chinese authorities for security reasons at the time he crossed the border. Willkie disclosed on his arrival that at one point enroute he was delayed by a Japanese plane. All he would say of the incident was that it did not occur today. Last 2 Days Exciting As A Power Dive Thrilling As A Three Point Landing AjCOl VMS JIC COMING SUNDAY Double Thrill Show Mighty as the Men Who Won It I Coma Ride to Romance and Adventure With ths Reck less Fighters of a Colorful fcra I li MOT STICK fttlCUlTBtt ana UCIUCQOPEI ANKC SWYNNE Ulri KLuMT Mat UK1UL AND LAST TIMES TODAY "Jungle Siren" with Ann Corio and "About Face" Comedy COLUMBIA tomorrow SPECIALS! Hundreds from WATER SYSTEM (Continued from Page One) the pipe gallery and operate hydraulic valves by hand.

"The condition of the wash water tank has been called to your attention before. If the wash water tank goes out of service, It will put the filters out of service. Filters will not operate without being washed at frequent intervals. "The concrete wash water tank Is in bad condition, the concrete is disintegrating badly and ice formation on the outside in the winter time will add an extra heavy load on it "The roof of the filter building has lost two or three tiles which have caused some leakage In the chemical storage room. "The location of the filter house is the center of a weed patch where formerly there was a lawn with flowers; the paintless front doors, held together with nails, and the rotting window frames are outward indications of the lack of interest shown by the city officials in keeping the East Liverpool waterworks in a satisfactory condition," the state declares.

In answering the charges of the state today Mayor Greenawalt as serted that operation of the filtra tion plant is in charge of the city chemist (T. H. Larkins). He asserted that the irregularity of pumping complained of in the letter could not be averted because of repairs being made to the filters. He denied the charges that it was necessary to operate the hydraulic valves by hand while filters were being washed.

The weed condition in the yard of the plant, the chief executive said, was brought about by the change in a road leading into the plant for which it had been necessary to make a fill. The new ground, he asserted, was being given an opportunity to settle before seed was planted and lawns made. Repairs to the roof of the building the mayor said had been delayed because of a priority on materials. Now that this material can be obtained the roof is being placed in first class condition. He said that the interior of the filter bouse recently was cleaned and re novated.

Major repairs to the building, such as replacement of window frames, cannot be made until council approves legislation authorizing the expenditure of funds, he pointed out. "Our water supply is safeguarded continually and none of the suggestions made by the state could improve the supply," Mr. Greenawalt concluded. Today and Sat PLUS EXPLOSIVE FUN AND JURY to a 'ill arstisi i am i x. cLAilEU EOMONB s'lRIEM MIHI HAVOC MOW 10YETT BoSHBa WLm mm Xm iOMom ritiEi Si kmc NAvoe which to choose One and two piece WooIh and Kayon Crepes.

Black Glitter, and jeweled ac No priorities on the funl No ceil ing on the songs! No rationing the romance! cents. Junior and Misses Sizes Regular $14.50 to $22.50 Values Specially Priced in. I 10 75 $1A 50 COLUMBIA JrVE charmers now are making dive bombers for Uncle Sam in the Columbia's new "wing shift" comedy about musicians In a bomber plant, "Priorities on opening Saturday and starring Ann Miller and Johnnie Johnston. The tuneful story deals with the efforts of a nationally known dance band to get jobs in a bomber plant and to give "between shift" shows to booet the war workers' morale. Hilarious complications set In when the boss welder turns out to be a curvesome blonde, the show's singer deserts because ahe doesn't think bomber building Is a glamorous setting for her and the plant production soars due to the "swing shift Ann Miller, now a blonde, tap dances smoothly, Betty Rhodes sings tunefully and Johnnie Johnston leads a band, makes love neatly and sings adequately.

Jerry Colonna and Vera Vague are In the cast. Gandhi 73 Today NEW DELHI, India, Oct. 2 The followers of Mohandas K. Gandhi marked their little leader's 73d birthday with "special observances" today while he remained politically Incommunicado as a British prisoner In the Aga Khan's palatial home at Poona. ROLLER KATE SCHEDULE WINL AND AUDITORIUM Season '42 943 Every a a Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Evening.

Hours 7:30 to 10:30. S) Every Saturday and Sunday Afternoon. Hours 1:00 to 4:00 Children's Session Every Sundsy af ternoon. Park plan. 11o per Hr.

Special Attention to Beginners. Every Wednesday and Friday Evsnlng Reserved for PrU vate 8kate Parties. Make Arrangements at once for datss, Phone 9179. Larry Urban At Tne i Hammond organ At ALL Sessions 16 To 13 Fur Coat Week Spectacular Savings on all of our fine Fur Coats. These handsome Coats will wear for years to come and you will always feel well dressed.

Extra Special Value Black or Grey Caracul $4 4 fV00 Kid i A junior 119 Service Classics Kay Dunhill, British Lady and many other fine and famous makes. Be sure to eee these today. Brown Qrey Blue Green $7.95 Specially Priced Sizes 12 to 20 18i2 to ICHTER'S H0FFR timir I Ann MILLER Betty RHODES Jerry LIBERTY Midland LA8T DAY JOHNNIE WEISSMULLER MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN IN "Tarzan'a New York Adventure" 111 WEST FIFTH STREET Opposite Ohio Power THE STYLE CENTER OF EAST LIVERPOOL COLONNA Johnnie JOHNSTON Vera VAGUE And Chapter No. 10 GANG BUSTERS i nfin riLri.inniOfi.n fin Li in.nn i i IFJCMtllLI lohlUttl 1.