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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

LAUNDRY WORKERS AND DRY
lated with the international Laun-
dry Workers, Cleaners and Dyers;
meets every third Wednesday in
Labor Hall, 1880 p. m. President,
Carl Leas, 700 Mt. Vernon road;
secretary, Audrey Ables, 251 West
Main street. Elections held in
December.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

CITATION Local No. 1872, affiliat-
ed with American Federation Of
Musicians; meets fourth Thursday,
p. M, Labor Hall; president. F.
r. Lawrence, 33 N. Williams
Street; secretary, Ed. A. Barber.
Johnstown, r. D. 2.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS Local No.
356, meets every second and
fourth Friday evenings at Trades
Assembly Hall; president, d. G.
Powell, Grant street; recording
secretary, l.. r. McGruder, 10
Weiant; financial secretary-treas-
urer, John o. Palmer, So Dewey
avenue; Business Agent. Chas,
Miller, SO S. 33rd street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

Don't never use a proposition
to end a sentence up with.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

STOVE MOUNTERS Local No. 16.
affiliated with Stove Mounters
International Union; meets second
and fourth Friday. z p. m. Labor
Hall; president, Matt Clark, Front
Street; secretary. Bernard Kelly.
46 NJ Williams.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FIT

PLUMBERS AND STEAM FIT-
TIERS Local No. 271, affiliated
with United Association Of Jour
neymen Plumbers and Steam Fit
ters; meets first and third We'd
nesday, 1880 p. m. Labor Hall;
president and business manager.
irwin Huggins, 106 Penny ave-
nue., phone 1854; recording score
tary, Francis Funk. 394 Andover
street, phone 53821.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

FLINT GLASS WORKERS Local
No. 525. affiliated with Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers Union.
meets third Saturday, 2 p m.
Labor Hall; president, Walter
Bergman, $50 Ridge avenue,
phone 51931; secretary, Walter H
Keller. 435 e. Main street. phone
5409l
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

ENAMELERS Local No. "a. affili-
ated with international Broth
erhood of Foundry Employees
meets first and third Saturdays.
10 a. M, Labor Hall; president.
William Fitzpatrick, rear 81 Gill
bert street, phone 2166l; secre-
tary, John w. Parker, 1897 Wood
lawn avenue, phone 1881.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

CARPENTERS Local No. 1876, af-
filiated with United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners OF
America; meets second and fourth
Friday. p. m, Labor Hall; pres
ident, w. A. Mosher, 88 Union
street, phone 28884; recording
secretary, J. M Bell, 303 West
Church street. Phone 1928; fin
anc al secretary, B. B. Hughes.
172 North Tenth street, phone
28221
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
affiliated with the Building
Trades Dept, A. F. of L., meets
second and fourth Thursdays. 1880
p. m., Labor Hall. President,
Theo. Ruff: secretary, Mark Leas.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18

State of Ohio, Licking County,
In the Probate Court.
Joseph w. Horner, Administrator
of the Estate of Benjamin
Pendleton, deceased,
Plaintiff,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE

D 4-11-lS-25, o 29.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27
People Must Wake Up To
Trend of Government

CONTINUED from page IL
glad to give it our support. We
hope it will be a real step in the
direction of a better fiscal policy.
These are a few of the great is
Sues to which the American peo-
pie must give their immediate at
tention. Unless they do, the AM
erican way Of life will soon be as
dead as a dodo.
The people and the country can
be rescued from these dangers by
the election of a Republican House
of Representatives in 1912.
There can be no hope from the
New Deal. They have had their
chance and failed.
With complete control Of every
branch Of Government, unlimited
power and money, they have failed
to rescue the country from emery
ency. Their answer to every new
crisis is a request for more DOW
err and more money until they have
bought us to the brink of bank
ruptcy and possibly the loss Of u
form of government.
There is a good deal Of propa-
ganda about adjournment of poll
tics. Well, I want to tell you
there have been no signs in Wash
ington of the New Deal adjourn
ing politics.
Nearly every job with real au-
thority and a salary is placed in
the hands of a New Dealer. There
are a few exceptions but if you
will look closely you will find these
exceptions are carefully checked.
The New Deal continues to use the
emergency as a means of fasten-
ing its control upon the American
people. When they talk of ad-
joining politics, they mean to elm
mate the opposition. They want
a one party system in America.
If this day ever arrives it will be
the end Of Constitutional Govern
ment and we will find many Of our
rights and liberties will be in leo
pardy.
Men and women of America,
wake up before it is too late: wake
up while a chance remains to res
cue America.
Elect a Republican House and
the two party system Of govern
ment will continue. Elect a Rep
lican House, an dthe powers Con-
gress has delegated to the Presi-
dent will be sure to be returned to
the representatives of the people.
Elect a Republican House, and the
threat Of either Fascism or Com
munism vii lbe removed. Elect a
Republican House, and we will
once more have sanity and affic-
iency in Government.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27

ha, Nebraska, while in the Ritz
Theatre Sunday night two weeks
ago, of all the things to lose, lost
his hat. He has put up a rare re-
ward of Isl" for anyone who will
return it. There will be no uues-
tions asked but the dollar will be
yours, hers, his or whomever the
person might be. His name is en-
graved in gid in the band Of this
fine draped maroon brown hat.
The identity is very rare tot. 1t
sa has a green border and band
and a few feathers on the side. So
look one and all for this is the last
call.
TAKE 1T SLOW HOSS
Was Slams remarks to a certain
chic Sunday mite when she was
with the girls ~boyfriend.
CASUAL FRIENDS?
Could there be any close con-
nections in this affair between
clara A. and Gene Fl. (n:eaning of
coarse, love.)
The definition Of love in five
words.
"The root Of all evil"
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27
THE WASHLINE

Girls, have you met Max Mar
tin. he's a solid cat from Parson,
Kansas-can be seen with Thomas
Dyson.
Peter Lorrie was seen sportin'
with his dame in the Weiner shop
Sunday-nite. You think he amt
or.
Wonder WHY does Lloyd Gray
insist on taking the cooking course
at school. What's the matter
Lloyd, don't you think G. G. can
cook?
George Station, who is by the
way styling a beautiful Bulova
watch, claims that he don't really
love Jean Dunn-just a friend.
NUT SMITH is yet carrying the
torch for a certain young chic A.
H.
Who was the Studd Juanita A.
gee was with Friday?
AND now last of all we'll tell
you about the hold up-two clothes
pins held up a pair of pants. Con
the washline) your week to week
...Girls On the Streets.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27

nique also Culture.
CULTURE:
l am sure you we'll educated,
refined, cultured Cats attended the
recital of Bertha Young and Syl-
vester Stroud. The technique was
invincible, their reputation was
superb, their interpretations of
tn eclassics were very fine. These
two people are to be commended
Maybe if some of the rest of you
girls and boys would seek elevar-
ion, there wouldn't be so much ig-
norance. Most of you sit, or stand
around and make fun of someone
who is trying to be a success.
While you r making fun Of them
they're progressing.
We commend Bertha Young and
Sylvester Stroud for striving 70
reach a goal much success to
you.
TITLE:
The "Grand Duchess" does not
appreciate this name that has been
bestowed upon her. 1t ceases TO
be funny and you tried to drag me
and I drug you back as far as I'm
concerned the incident is closed.
See you fine Cats and Chicks
with the latest Platter Chatter of
the week."
"The CYCLOPS and ASSTS."
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27

M. C. C.-My friend says she has
a gentleman she wants me to meet
and he has expressed his desire to
meet me. Should I put myself in
his way?
Ans: Why not. you should
meet as many different people as
you an. Go ahead and meet the
man. he is keenly interested in
you from just seeing you.
w. r. Recently I took out an
insurance policy IN my husband
and he thinks that I should let it
go. Now | am paying it and
feel that I should hold to it. Let
me know if I am right?
Ans: l for one, am a firm be-
lever in insurance and it is an
investment. you don't have any
thing to lose. Keep the insurance
and say nothing more about it.
E. R.-My wife got SO she likes
to go car riding, she goes and stays
out real late and sometimes don't
come home all night. What is
the trouble with her? She tells
stories to me all the time and
want her to tell the truth. I told
her | didn't care if she went out
if she would tell me the truth.
What is she going to dol
Ans: Well she thinks she wants
to leave and make her home in
some other town for she doesn't
care for married life. There is
very little that you can do in a
situation of this kind. talk
things over with her and try to
come to a decision, but she seems
to have definitely made up her
mind about leaving. Let her 60.
it won't take many months to get
this idea out of her head for she
isn't too fond Of work and no other
man is going to provide the good
living that you have. The change
will straighten her out quicker
than anything else.
A. S. M.-This home my mother
left me is heavily mortgaged and
/ just don't know whether I should
pay off all this money or move.
now let me know how to go about
finding out about this place
Ans: Consult with some good
attorney there in your city and
let him check up on the property
thoroughly; he can put the whole
business before your eyes and let
you see what must be paid out in
order to hold the place. If the
indebtness is too great. -. let it
slide and make the change that
you are contemplating right now.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27

POPULARITY CONTEST VOTES
l am casting my 10000 votes
| am casting my 1000 votes
| am casting my $500
for Miss
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27

M. L. tt am 81 years old liv-
ing with my mother, a brother, and
a step-father who is very cruel
to US. There is a family quarrel
every week and / would like to
know if things will improve?
Ans: Find a good job for your
self and try boarding out if you
cannot possibly get along. When
your brother can become located
himself then your mother and her
husband will learn to understand
one another. Your step father is
in a rather embarrassing position
and so are you two young folks
but a change will take place when
you both get out and get on your
own.
S. L. D.LThe boy that I am in
love with wants me to marry him
and I wish to know if I should?
e is very nice to me on all occas-
ions. Does he have any funds
saved up for this purpose?
Ans: He is like numerous other
young men his age. desperate
ly in love but no money to take the
final step. The boy is quite sin
cere in wanting to marry and will
be perfectly willing to begin saw
ing for this purpose. You too
should save your money to get
started housekeeping when you
marry.
AWP.-I would like to know will
1 ever be able to start housekeep-
ing and what's the matter with
my husband he won't work?
Ans. Take your husband IN
hand and get out and find him a
job. Run ads in the paper.
also 60 with him to register at the
various agencies and it seems to
me that he will get a job in a few
weeks time. Yes, you will begin
housekeeping later on this year.
but first, get the kids suitable
clothes for the winter and then
make plans for keeping house.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27


night?
TRUE AND BLUE
is Percy Roundtree these days.
Wonder if Marian could be the
cause of Percy's feeling that way.
HEAD OVER HEELS IN
LOVE
Must be love if Charlotte and
Melvin can afford to be together
in the heat, in the rain, storm and
| even when the thermometer reports
zero.
SCHOOL CHUM HURT
We were sorry to hear of Roy
Givens accident last Sunday night
and we wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
TENSHUN' TO ALL THE
BOY FRIENDS!
Be sure to put your application
in with some chic for a date at
the Erskine Hawkins dance at the
Dreamland Hall, October 8, so get
you a bank and try the lay away
plan. Cost $1.80.
WATTA PAL
Art Davis has a frosty face
since Uncle Sam has called his
buddy to serve in the army. Buck
up Art we know how tbs.
TWINS
Roberta Longmire and Bernice
Murdoch were seen styling college
red sport jackets. Johnny Lee
and Pauline T. styling light
and dark blue school outfits.
WENDELL CHAMBERS
is stealing something from the
"kids" in Katie Allen. Mabe Kat
lie doesn't know, but Wendell sign
ed up for the draft last June s.
he must be 81. Lei the youngest
ers alone, Wendell and try and get
one your own age.
Oracle TURNER
MUST be foxy for after pract-
ically taking Harry Rutledge from
Evelyn Stewart she is succeeding
in fooling Larry Buther, one Of
Harry's running buddies, that
there is nothing between Harry
and her. Maybe Butler is dumb.
DOG MACK
And Charles Washington were
seen with three women in Mack;s
car. Dog, don't teach Charles any
bad habits.
CHARLOTTE HAYES
Must love Joe Brooks for since
his return she really has cooled
down. Have you forgotten that
night with Boxer Joe so soon,
Charlotte. K
ELOISE FRAMPTON
And Jasper Cole were seen to-
gether two nights in a row. What
is going to happen?
NATE MILLS
Has been seen with Charlotte
Jamerison quite a lots of late.
Where does Elizabeth Riley come
in at, Nate or does she?
DUFFY MONTGOMERY
Is the Drag of Six Licks and a
Drag. Who are the Six Licks p
That's what I can't figure out.
DON STANLEY
Seems very lonely since Gwen
Davis has gone to Oklahoma.
Cheer up Don ole boy for there
are plenty Of girls who would just
adore loving you.
JIMMY ALLEN
WAS SEEN RIDING with
Charlotte Ellis in his a Sunday.
Don't worry Jimmy, you win have
plenty of girl friends now since
you have your a again.
G. o. T. S.
EXTENDS their %sincerest SYM
pathy to the family relatives, and
friends, of one of our former
friend and classmate-Vernon.
| ANOTHER GEORGIA
No her name isn't "Miss Geor-
gia Brown" but its close to it and
she really does resemble "Miss
Georgia Brown. The G. o. 7. S.
had the pleasure of being among
the first to meet a fine chic firm
San Antonio, Texas. Having all of
the qualifications of a hep chic,
we din't need to say more. She's
here to visit this city and her
name is "Miss Georgia Jackson.
Let's show her how fine this town
al really be.
LOST BUT FOUND.
Master Wendell jenkins, a pdo-
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-27
1T GIRLS
III ON THE
STREETS.


History tells us of the fall of
Julius Caesar, and the fall of The
Roman Empire. But ali, we shall
tell you Of the Fall Of the year;
meaning the great rains. All of
de studds are buzzie with their
home studies, 'bense there is little
time for any other recreation
'cept on weak-ends; SO dudes, plus
Studs, clukes, plus duchesses, lad
les and gents, we greet you once a
gain this week with some of the
highlights of the past weeks, at
home and abroad.
DUSTIN UP ON THE 1--WE
WE SPOT:
Master Willard Wright, stroll
ing down the Main drag hands
lushed in pockets, walking idley
along and modelling a beige sport
jacket and a white draped hat: If
you don't think he amt "On" it
amt our fault.
WELL? WELL? WELL?
But no water. Estelle Little
john must be awful happy cause
her sweety is back from Chicago.
We are talking about that fine
character Joe Fagin. Strange
thing, Joe says he's goin' back to
Chicago.
SURE LUCKY!
Grover Marshall left this city to
go to college in the Brown Bonn
ber's hometown, which is Detroit,
Michigan. We are knowing that
she will have a fine time while she
is there.
NO FOOLIN'
Wendell Jenkins who has q
hearty appetite lays away approx
imately fifty cents worth of lunch
on the level at school daily and
then declares that he amt full.
SCALP ITCHERS
You Gotta Scratch for EN-
(a) wo certain chicks, while on
their way to school one day, had
nerve enough to argue which one
of their heart crashers lushed
(kissed) with them the most in
the show. Neither one could COM
plain as you know, kettle can't
talk about de pot. M. G.. M. D..
plus D. S. A. M
OBJ JUS wondering why Jack H.
lost interest in school all of a
sudden when he used to be a
bright student.
SCALP ITCHERS
(c) More amusin' than confus-
in why G. E. always lams a rock
lie that has a car. Could you
blame her?
(f) Here's the Reel Dope.
When BULL MUSE" O.. W.
and a couple of other shorties pull
ed quite a b~litzkreig in the show
Sunday mite Shrotie should have
called SHAZAN!!!
G. O. R. must have sprinkled a
little woofle dust on J. L. M. for
they are always together body and
soul.
(h) M. S. mind changes like
the weather. Whatta man! He
must think that he is Cables bro
Their. Although you'd have to adj
NIT it, his resemblance is same as
Gables.
(D the bad d. G. must have lost
J. M. address. Or maybe he Civ
e. less for her, but we can't read
lily say.
(k) Wonder why Cowboy didn't
show up at W. B. party the other
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The All
Seeing
EYES,"

all seeing eyes head
Well Hi! Everybody, the reas-
on I didn't write a column last
week was because I was SO very
busy registering at the fine pal
ace OF rather school. / have two
assistants now who are going to
assist writing this column.
DRUG STORE
Robin Drug Store is a regular
baby station on Sunday afternoon.
We realize proud mothers that the
babies r pretty and cute, but
why start bringing them to the
drug store at such an early age.
They will be hanging around
there soon enough on their own ac-
cord.
WE WONDER:
Why a certain cat will pass by a
group of chicks and his own girl
friend in the bunch. He speaks
to one of the girls, but he doesn't
speak to his girl friend. When
this chick calls his attention to
his girl friend he tries to come on
rather cool. That is strictly frone
to u estimation. We wish to in
form this cat that his girl can get
Someone else just as quickly as he
can. She can pass you like a
train passing a tramp.
GLAMOUR GIRL WORKS
Miss Frieda Laurie one of ON
aha's glamour girls was seen cult
ing the grass. We thought she
was to delicate to work. We adj
mire her because these lazy boys
won't do it or will they? Since
she can get anyone she wants it
shouldn't be difficult for her to
get someone to cut her grass.
SUCCESS,
We understand that Urios Smith
is doing fine in California. I ad-
mire a boys who tries to succeed.
DRAPED:
Wendell Jenkins trying to fall
out in some Grapes the front view
is o. K. but the rear view is OBJ
noxious.
ROMANCES:
The summer romances are still
blooming. David Hughes has Civ
en- an account of his actions in
Rozella Thomas absence, SO they
are still together. Frieda Laurie
is still on strong with Bobby Nc
Mellon. Roy Owens is still string
ing along with Betty Shepard. We
aren't so sure of a certain rom
ance that was on strong up until
about two weeks ago. those two
aren't hitting it off so well. We
hope they come to a climax soon
and begin getting along better.
/ shall not reveal their names.
ADVICE:
To girls l hope you head this ad-
wise.
1. Don't ever think you are the
only girl a boy has because he
will sneak and two time you every
time.
2. Don't become to possessive
remember you both are free,
single, disengaged.
8. Act just as cool as he does.
Don't fill your pretty little heads.
! full of 1--WE that these boys might
|, give you.
4. Come on just as strong as he
does, defeat him at his own game,
If this is your buggy ride in it.
LOOKING GOOD
Miss Edmondson has brought a
fine and complete wonderful OF
clothes back from Chicago with
her.
FASHION PARADE
Rozella Thomas wearing brown
dress, brown hat, gold costume
jewelry, black shoes and carrying
a black purse and gloves. Miss
Audrey Forrest has some fine. Gle
thes for school. Miss Eva Doris
wearing a brown and white dress
and hat. Velma Murrel looking
good in her yellow and brown
dress.
TEACHING:
Miss Florence James and Mis-
Bertha Davis are teaching music
in Miss Pinkston's studio. Miss
James s~pecializes in finger tech.
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School Department
 Beliefs Confirmed
Members May Spend What Is Necessary Whether or
 Not It Exceeds AlOcatiOn of Burgesses Board

or board of education is the agent, not of the town but of the law, and 50, in matters pertaining thereto Is not subject to the control of the town"
 The opinion further points out that in the Groton case the court went so far as to state that neglect or omission to provide money would ont excuse a town from the duty of discharging statutory liability, and by the same token, town would not be excustl from performing Its statutory duties.
 This is of interest here in that 1t has long been held that no matter what the board of warden and bur- gesses allocates to the school de- partment for its expenses for fiscal year, the department can spend what Is necessary whether or not 1t exceeds the amount given 1t. This belief is confirmed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09

Naugatuck, May o--An interesting analysis of powers of the state board of education relative to town school affairs, Is given in an opinion of Hon. Harry l.. Brooks, assistant at- torney general of this state, made April 1T and published in the cur- rent issue of the Connecticut Law journal.
 Dr. Alonzo c. Grace, commission CT of education in the state, in- formed the office of the attorney general that the board of education in Plainville, consisting of three Democrats and three Republicans, was deadlocked on appointment of superintendent of schools and Dr. Grace asked if the state board of education could legally make an investigation of the Plainville schools to determine the effect of this situation; if the state board could provide Q superintendent of schools for the town of Plai1ville and (a), pay his salary from state funds and (b) charge his salary to the town; also whether the state board could withhold the enumera- ton grant to Plainville.
 The attorney generals of1ce held that the state board could investi- gate and could withhold the enum. eration grant, but could not appoint the Plainville superintendent.
 The opinion refere to e 0roton case when 1t was held that in the maintenance and management of public schools the school committee