The Newark Advocate from Newark, Ohio • 14

-THTJS23AT. JTTKX 17, INI -THE NEWARK (0.) ADVOCATS AND AMERICAN TRIBUNE- PAGS. rOURTESN- Firemen Fight $50,000 Blcio 01T1IEWS DAILY RADIO PROGRAM New York, June 27. (AP) Television, seeking new fields to explore with its improved cameras, is trying midget auto races under Lichfield Guard Is Convicted for Beating Prisoner I Bond for Anneal 1 On motion of Manr A. Welsch EVERY DAY MCj AHD PEOrLE MAKE Bad Nauheim, Germany, the lights at night inauguration ol a weeuy aeries on NBC a station WNBT in New York turned out to be rather effective.

With cameras located in the standi above the finish line, they could command a full view of the track and had no difficulty in fol and others in action brought by Martin T. and others the bond tor appeal of the case was 27, (AP)Pfc Thomas S. War- run, 21S Seventh street, Plain- lowing the tiny cars around, the comparatively email ovaL So de tailed were the images that passenger automobiles passing alone lixea at juoier ana nervy and Kibler are attorneys for Gorman and Harold E. Rutledge and view, Texas, has been convicted by a court martial of striking a a highway some distance in the background could be spotted easily. Flory and Flory for the delen- Lichfield, England, guardhouse The same night nbc started the races It put on films of the Staten Island ferry house fire, taken only a few houra earlier.

pJ H2ADOUAHTC.15i aants. New One for MBS Tonight: 7:30, Revival of 'Vic and Ssde," prisoner with bis list ana was fined $100. Warren, 23, a combat veteran who fouaht in Africa and Sicily, Cmmm niamlaaeel. lormer aaytime aeriaise on nuc, as a hau-nour weekly script to replace Dick Powell moved to NBC; 8:30, "By Popular Demand" -The case of Pauline Barch eainiit William E. Barch has been FOR HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL.

dd farm and waa wounded at Omaha beach with Mary Small, musical variety, summer fill-in for Antonini concerts. 1 dismissed in common pleas court; on D-day, was the sixth former Lichfield guard convicted of strik at the cost ol tne piainun. rxie- der and Kreider are ner awr- ing soldier prisoners. One officer MBS reported that because of pressure of Washington business in connection with the OPA bill, Chester Bowies' scheduled appearance In last night's "Author Meets the Critics" to discuss his book "Tomorrow Without Fear" had been cancelled. Ilka Chase replaced him.

Still another MBS change affects the proposed "It's neys has. been convicted of authoru-ina such nunishment Tn thu nuw of William Hippie, Up To Youth," teen-age forum. It now has been "permanently can- fo ta csnsr ess Eftice. aaainst Nellie Lawson THURSDAY. JUNE 27 Palmer and William E.

Palmer, Warren's sentence was the heaviest yet given to any enlisted man since the Lichfield trials were transferred here two months ago, although two enlisted guards previously convicted in London were given jail terms of six WBNS UVulala Dee Utica, and the Ohio Power company, Newark, Judge Frederic M. Black heard the pleadings and found in favor of the plaintiff. The court held that Hippie re P. M. WLW To Htpptnn WBNS-In Harmony i P.

M. WLW Backataja Wife WBN8 Houm Party P. M. WLW-Jack Haley WBNS Hobby Lobby WEAK Jack Haley WABC Hobby Lobby WJZ Detect-Collect 14 P. M.

Btgular 83c P1C3 '-r months and three years. The officer convicted her was fined $250, and the three) other enlisted guards fined $80 or $80 tl covered luagmeni in municipal court for 3382 and coste from Nellie Lawson Palmer. tv tuHmmimt remains unsatis WLW Vaughn Monroe WBNS Announced eacn. Wtw-ataUa Dallas WBNtHeuM Patty ids p. at.

WtW Lormuo Jonas WBMS-rraues WABC SJcjr Una P. M. WLW Lowell Thomas WBNS Robert Trout WEAF NWI WABC World Nawa WJ2-Cal Tinner P. M. WLW Supper Club WBNS Nawa WABC Lanny Koaa WBAF aiuaio WJZ-Ovnaas p.

at WLW Newi WBNS Roger Garrett WJZ Comment SOS P. M. fied. The court has ordered the Court Convicts ft sale of real estate locaiea to satisfy the judgment The court orders distribution of proceeds Jewish Rioters first to William f. rairuer ue- weat variety WJZ-Curtain Time P.

ML WJZ Announced P. at WLW-Kudy VaUee WBNS Phona Ataut WABC Flnnegan WJZ Henry Morfaa M. WLW News WBNS Lanny Haas WEAT Sup' Club, B'pt, P. M. Firemen drag a hose up toward a fire which started from a naphtha and asphalt mixture in a blend tank at the W.

R. Meadows plant, Elgin, HL Blase spread to remainder of the plant and to neighboring establishments, causing damage estimated by company officials at over $50,000. Obscured by smoke and flames in background are some of the Meadows Co, tanks. Jerusalem. June 27.

(AP) fendant l3a oemg ms ha nald: the judg P. at. WtW Cllan Brows WBNS-Orchattra r. M. WLW Girl Marrlat Worm M.

WLW-PorUa P. 1L WLW Plain B1U WBNS Kobin Raview WABO-Omarroa WiZ-J. Armitronj 4: P. M. A Jerusalem military court today convicted all 81 Jewish defen WLW Croaaroada ment of the municipal court paid and any balance is to go to Nel- V.lm Paul V.

HOUSe to Ethel L. Vermilion, et aL two Ruth Kastla. Lot 124, WBNS Mr. Keen WEAT Bob Burns WJZ Prot Quia P. H.

i. fr Hioole and FiU- and dants members of the illegal Irgun Zvai Leumi resistance organize-tion, of carrying firearms and explosives after a riotous morning in which the defendanta leaped to their feet and kept shouting for the Wesley Montgomery's Collin- parcels, Newark. WLW Footllshta WBNS-Jack TSmlta WJZ-Varlety: News Kiuuvu i i WLW Newi i wooa auaiuon. Donivan L. and Anna M.

Belt to Ethel Hancock, 20 acres, Mc P. ML lu je r. aa. WLW front Pas WBNS-Tha Ladlaa WAJBC-Tha Sparrow I Margaret Kastla to Thelma Louise Kastla, Lot Wesley Montgomery's Collinwood addi- Kean township. WLW Concert WBNS porta WEAT Variety! News WLW Nelaon Oimited WBNS Suapenae WABC Myatary Drama WEAT Variety WJZ Lum and Abaar P.

Tell and Anna Pearl Kasson to Grover and Barbara Myers, five weat Farnu :0 P. at WLW Llndt'a Leva r. m. Cornell against Archie F. Cornell tion.

and others in common pleas court Margaret Kastla to Ralph W. WtW Concert WBNS Our Town WBNS Nawa in neorew. Benyamin Kaplan, one of the defendants, was convicted also of shooting a British soldier. Sentences were not announced immediately. The 31 were arrested in the southern Palestine desert area on WJZ Comment urn p.

at. on the answer ana and Meriam 'Kastla, Lot lzo, WLW ewe 1M P. SL WHITE SISAL HAT ROPE, tit NET HAT .314.02 THREE-TINE HAT FORKS. SCTTHE HANDLES .32.25 SCTTHE BLADES .31.91 TRACTOR CLEVICES POWER 0RINDERS. .39.00 30-FOOT TIE-OUT CHAINS 98i BOTER'S BELT DRESSIN8 .....35 GALVANIZED BUSHEL BASKETS.

.3140 OPEN-HED 4-QALLON SPRATERS 37.95 DIXIE MAID ELECe CHURNWITH JAR. .320.60 GENUINE 'MAPLE LEAF BINDER 3-Lb. $7.75 FAMOUS UNITED BRIGHT RED BARN PAI.1T, Gsl. WLW M. Wilaoa WBNS News WABC Nwa WEAP Mualc; Nawa WJZ-Newt P.

U. WLW Lona Journey the cross petition of Edwin o- WOod addition. 11:13 P. M. Randolph and other defendants Margaret Kastla to Ruth WLW Backaround April 3.

r. la. excepting Archie r. orneu, who Kastla, Lot 127, Wesley Mont-in default. Judge Frederic rnnnui oHHitinn WBNS f.B.I WlAP Muale WJZ Town Meetlnf P.

M. WLW Muelo HaU WBNS Dick Haymea WLW Orcheetra WBNS Orchestra WBNS TOpiCS WABC Sons WEAT Tropica: Sports WJZ-Dlck Tracy P. M. tracts, Monroe township. J.

Calvin and Dorothy E. Reese to Robert Lee Smith, lot 7180, Pleasant View Heights addition, Newark. Emerson M. and Mrs. L.

Ort to Frances K. Freeman, lots 208 and 209, Harbor Hills No. 1, Licking township. Arthur C. and Ethel Carpenter Ball to Richard E.

and Catherine V. Hirst, lot 910, Lewis Evans' addition, Newark. Lester H. and Lillian I. Cross- ATHLETES FOOT ITCH 11:00 F.

N. WLW News: River WABC Variety Show NOT HARD TO KILL. WBNS News WEAF E. H. Morton WLW Lora Lawton M.

Black ordered partition of two mi 0ra j. Parr t0 parcels, 40 acres in Hanover town- Charles E. and Ernest Hall, 20 ship. If it cannot be divided it acres in Franklin township, is to be sold. Randolph and John- George w.

and Jennie v. son were attorneys for John Chlsm t0 james L. Sickles, part Cornell Edwm Bandolphrepre- rt whit-'. addition. IN ONE HOUR, Creager to Arnold W.

and Martha G. Lamp, Lot 293 and 296, Har If not cleased. your Me back at any a rug store, ii-ul, a iihuhu runui-cide. contains S01 alcohol. IT PENE sented himself, Kibler, nervey a tu- Reid to Ross, five parcels, Madison township.

David Farley to Russell Lowell Landia, part lot 8. Utica, bor Hills, Licking township. TRATES. Reacbea MORE Germs to Bertha May Brookover to Walt and Kiblerwere aiwrnysor B8ymond glare M. Buckeye.

Pipline, O. H. HUDorn SUuk 39.91 acres in Newton ley to William S. and Florence KILL the Itch. Locally et Evans' cut-Rate Drus Store.

for Archie F. Cornell. townshin. er E. Loughman, Part Lot 1938, George W.

Penney'a addition, Newark. aul w. and Catherine L. in Ba Sold. Plants to Merrill J.

and Lottie Elva D. and Alice G. Kelley to V. Vermillion. Lot 5665.

Bucking Look Years Younger V. Lynch, low za ana zv, cnerry-vale park addition, Newark. John W. Schonauer to Anna M. Schonauer, inlot 2617, A.

Flory'a third addition, Newark. Robert H. and Bessie D. Nichols to James F. and Mary F.

Snencer. nart lot 4239. Oakwood ham arwf Wilson addition. Melvin E. Davis to Ina B.

Da Reverend Phillip Remark and N. R. Markham, parcel, Mary -Ann township. Cora B. Simpson to R.

Denzll vis. Lot 1811. Mt Vernon road. If none of the parties teet-to take the property involved in the case of Miriam Jenkins, 714 Rice street, against Anne Hartman and others it will be sold at public auction, according to an order ol the court. Forrest B.

Asncrart a attorney for Miriam Jenkins and Smart, modern glasses restore Phil and Mary C. Vogelmeier Morrison and Gladys Z. Morrison, to Laura E. Sudduth, two parcels addition, Newark. Edward and Hattie M.

Young to youthful alertness and alive-cfiSCi ness to one's looks. Old-type, "fncvish" classes mark on as five acres, Hanover township. in Kacnel Wilson addition. A. K.

Alsdorf to John Harding, Elmer L. and Maedalen M. Harley E. and Clara H. Young, lot five.

Vanatta. Paul V. House xor Anne nm Howard to Robert and Madeline Steinman, parcel in 21st street Frank O. and Lillie Yoakam to imo I Williams to Kolan L. and Barbara L.

Thompson. Dar- Allen T. and Gladys Houcx, part inlots 13 and 14, Homer. Ernest G. Heim to Ruth E.

and being as out-of-date as the glasses themselves. Be up-to-the-minute. Modem glasses are one of the best investments you can make. George Howard McMullin, 34, michinL, 30 West HoUlday street, and Bessie Mane Quinn, eel in Granville. George Melvin Tavener.

et aL William C. Fowlkes, one acre, Etna township. KILL K0USE GARDEN INSECTS 35 D.D.T. (Concentrate) SOLUTION, C-os. 35 D.D.T.

(Ceneentrate) SOLUTION, 16 e. 5 DJ.T. Spray, pint. 40e 5 DD.T. Spray, qoart 69o 10 DJ.T.

Insect Dtist, 9-ox. Aer-a-aol Insecticide Bombs .3.48 10 Safeway DJ.T. Powder, os. 25e 3 DJ.T. Garden Dust, 1 pound 35e 3j DJ.T.

Garden Dost, 4 ponnda v. 10 DD.T. Insect Dust, 1 pound 45c 10 DJD.T. Insect Dust, 4 pounds ...........1.50 All-purpose Sprayers 85e Crystal Dusters $19 33, 30 West nouiaay sweev. Tnhn TltiDler.

25. Central Su to uiwrence and Hella 2wayer, Inlot 1812, William Shields Sec two parcels, Parts Lot 9, 4Vs acres, Utica. Earl L. and Helen M. Yockey to Homer D.

and Elizabeth M. Newman, Lot 1841, Jones and Watkins addition to Newark, Shirley P. Webb to Ray B. Harris and Robert E. Needham Inlot 3030, Nichols and Linns addition to Newark.

Bernice Beeks to Donald E. and Carolyn E. Bailey, Lot 4277, Oakwood addition, Newark. Laura M. and George H.

Goode to Paul N. and Lillian B. Hiles, C. P. Knisely to Lillian ana ica employe, Somerset, and Mar-.

ir Owens- ond addition. Kenneth Clippinger, 20 acres, OLASSCS, IF NEEDED AT MODERATE COSTI EVENINGS My APPOINTMENT David R. and Ann Elizabeth Evans to Lawrence and Nella Washington township. Oscar E. and Olive C.

Cole to Floyd W. and Irene M. Gleason, Zwayer, part of Outlot 53, GARDEN DUST" GUN Containing DDT Thoroarh Scientific mmlnsUoa D.S. RAIKIN AB Modern Equipment part lot 74, jonnstown. Morton W.

and Lydia Ann Fred and Elais Scharf to Frank Corning employe, 206 East Main Frank Messina, 24, laborer, 81 North Front street, Naomi Streeter, 19, 59 North Front street iWaler Jay Bell, 39. truck driver, Route 2, Johnstown, Winifred Kiele, 24, clerk, 454 Granville eaJalkaek aBaaBBBsak JfJPSBBBjaB) POTOT BBTfreBBBBBB BBBBBBBTB Flannerv to James T. and Reda OPTOMETRIST-IJ HUDION AVINUI l. SERVING NEWARK AND VICINITY FOR A QUARTER CENTURY and DeUa M. Jordan, two parcels in Etna townshin.

to ptvnt NrW AlevQivw 3erfeiflftf ihrtfce w4 fcweiee. 4sefffllniv evls as eBslTietei aiee Be erfM- wtros. Lot 133, Idlewilde Park addition. W. Burriss, 10 acres, Etna township.

David A. and Ruth M. Wriffht Hazel V. Oliver to Arthur M. to E.

Edward P. M. Green, two William H. ana Laura a. urr to 59c AT DOWN A BARRAGE FOR ONLY parcels in Mary Ann township.

Marion J. and Lelia Meant Walter F. Orr, 32 acres, Uck-ina township. street Tn nefeadant Shoemaker to Richard M. and Clyde E.

Grimes to Dorothy M. Bertha M. Fouts. two tracts. In the case of WUbur J.

Carr against Florence Carr a JL. hv Judee Frederic Grimes, one-half acre, Licking township. Park National Bank, trustee, et al to Clyde Oliver Drummond BETTER LIQHTIHQ FOR STORES AND OFFICES! FLUORESCENT LIGHTS Madison township. Clara B. Mitchell, administratrix of Frank E.

Mitchell, deceased to Clara B. Mitchell, lots M. Black to the defendant on Tier St Mary Margaret urummona, zzvs ana zzw, Jones, Moore and Lot 6810, Granville Road addi cross petition, sne was given tody of the child and the father is pay $60.60 a month for its support and he was ordered to pay Lrreeners addition. Newark. tion.

Newark township. 4 -LAMP UNIT Urren and Evelyn Forrr to Catherine M. Stambaugh Wearne and L. E. Wearne to Aug Paul F.

and Marearet E. Harble. Mrs. Carr I auomcy, v'" Holtsberry fils fee of $75. Kreider 2-LAMP UNIT 293D parcel, Newark township.

ust Zapp, Lots 53 and 54, Avon-dale Park allotment, Licking and Kreider represeniea v-arr, Mabel Grooms to Kathrvn M. township. and Walter C. Smith, inlots 383 and 384, Tallmadge place addi Pearl A. Varner, executrix of tion, newarx townsnip.

Eli Frey. dee'd. to Grant Simp XjUKb u. and Dessie M. Hanbv The case of William H.

Skeens against Andrew P. Wingate was settled and dismissed at costs of defendant with prejudice to the son, two parcels, Fallsbury township. to ju uaie ana uoris m. strouse, part lot 7, Toland's addition, New- Charles Frey, et aL to Grant Lawrence E. and Marv M.

commencement ol a new aeuuu by the plaintift Kreider and Kreider represented Skeens and Simpson, two parcels, Fallsbury township. -Pearl A. Varner. executrix of Wright to Fred Ellis and Doris C. Russell and nweiDDon ana Mae Jones, parcel, McKean town Eli Frey, dee'd, to Grant Simp Designed gpeciflcallr for flwneral lighting la all tjpm of commercial Install arlons.

Suapendad 30 IncliM from calling. 48 Inches long, using 40-watt lamps. Inalant lighting. Super-whlta baked anamal finish. Rods tad canopy finished aluminum.

PREPARE NOW FOR WINTER! PEERLESS Heavy Doty FUiKlACES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! ALL-STEEL CONSTRUCTION! Fitzgibboon the aeienaanx. amp. son, 23 acres, Salisbury Kalph B. Parsons to Onal Parsons, two parcels, Bennington Grant Simpson to Hazel V. Oli D.

Taylor, deceased, to townsnip. The Newark Trust company. ver, three parcels, Fallsbury township. trustee for Martha B. Overturf to Arthur Robert and Alice R.

Lenore E. Taylor, ex ai, cerau-cate for transfer, 40 acres, Lima township. Margaret E. Price, et at to Lawrence C. Black, 100 acres, Martha B.

Whig, lot 55, Madison lot 2614. A. Flory'a third addition. Mora Comfort Wearing Newark. Martha B.

Wine to William S. FALSE TEETH Newton township. The Lake Development com 3139.53 and Jennie M. DeMooy, lot 2614. Go? mm 1 Hera Is a pleasant way to overcome A.

Flory'a third addition, Newark. loose plata discomfort. FASTEETH, an JO-Iach For 22-Inch Sl-Iaca For Improved powder, sprinkled on upper Clara A. White to Margaret L. pany to Thomas M.

and Florence tittle, parcel, Harbor Hills, No. 2, Licking township. Raymond and Mary Virginia Mercer to Jesse J. and Mary A. Hedges, Lot 32, West 1.SM9.59 and lower plates holds them firmer ao that they feel mora comfortable.

No gummy, (ooey, pasty taste or feeling. Andrew, three parcels, village and township of Granville. William Kimmelman to Coto-lena Clark, lot It alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath).

27Iach Wilbur L. and Mary H. urandle Get PASTEETBtoday at any drug store. Tor tpiiitfafial ooo i 'y Main Street addition. Maholn O.

Curp to William T. and Martha V. Soliday, Lots 10 and 11 in West Main Street addition. Licking County Building Savings company to Frederick B. and Anne R.

Wataon, part of Lots 2359 and 2358 Michael Morath addition, i Frederick B. and Anne R. Watson to Francis V. Pettit and Mildred F. Pettit part of Lots 2359 and 2358, Michael Morath addition.

Willie M. Maharg to Benjamin cn Kin. fittr.e.Dr. Schcll's Low in first cost! Economical to operate! Unusual heating efficiency!" Long life! These are the reasons why LESS STEEL FURNACES haye established a reputation for satisfaction that is unex-" celled la the industry and a. popular following in every" community in which they have been sold for more than a half century.

Foot Comfort VloA Don't (offer. Leant about the modern K. and Mae Kenner, two parcels in Newton township. Ralph E. and Velma Randall to Josephine E.

Howe, 80.29 Foot Relief Aids perfected by. Dr. Wo, M. SchoU, world-noted foot -acres in Etna township. i James Ray Shannon and Bessie Shannon to William H.

and Vera M. Buchanan, part of yoMr liwff ortf imootH But gcfc3, troll make iKek almoat a good at now with Goodyear Extra MUeage Recxrpe. 'And if there is a good reason for your needing JO a good Goodyear DeLuxe or tj will get it for youl GSTSt GUARANTEED TO BE -20 HEAVIER THAN-ANY FURNACE SELUX3 AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES! FREE! A3I4.9S CSISE FURNACE CONTROL SET WITH EACH FURNACE. Dr. SdMTs UMMtX Metric Ana Saeeerli are entiraly mw.

no leather, no rubber, no metal tby are wafer-thin, weifh leas than I oc, yet provkle just the right support for weakened arches. They feature Anatomically Measured effect, they are molded to conform to the natural contour of your ixt 8, Bowling Green. Home Acres. Madison townshin. Margaret Kastla to Louif S.

Br. ScfceCi get Cessrarl lean ilii. There at a Dr. SchoU Retnerty, rai. yimtt or other aid lor the relief of moat common root 0 Aitoclati Uaitil bitpiiiit Hariwjro ttons 3BQ :,2 ailments.

If year feet hurt, this is your opportunity to lean about our facilities for relief. Come id fox foot test. LIGHT TRUCK OWKXir CM eeata witk-Ofledyeear wheels. Made with $9I97 leager lastiag a tcrroa cord and aSSaM thicker tread. OOODYIAI TUI SAYITlklS IKIOTO lepkso.

leaky worm ruKee EASY PAY luxe robes aare PLAN Base end ascaerf. finff. if LMilflU'S SERVICE CEIJTED FIRST ni CAIN STREETS 1727 31 SOUTH FOURTH PH0XE 3377 i a UCXIX3 CrjlTT'S LAR3EST TIRE DEALER.