I I 0 0 0 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1941 21 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT Chain, Canadian Programs Today WJZ WEAF WABC CBL Hour 770 KC 660 KC 880 KC 740 KC 6:30 News News News; 6:45 Sunrise Revue News Arthur Godfrey, 7:00 Breakfast Variety Manhattan 7:15 Breakfast Variety Manhattan 7:30 Breakfast Variety News 7:45 Breakfast Variety Pat Barnes 8:00 News News 8:15 Ross Sisters Gene and Glenn 8:30 Texas Jim Studio 8:45 News; Organist Studio 9:00 Woman of Tomorrow News; Songs 9:15 Woman of Tomorrow Rhythmic 9:30 Breakfast Club Market Basket 9:45 Breakfast Club Mystery Chet 10:00 Today's News Bess Johnson 10:15 Buck Privates Ellen Randolph 10:30 Clark Dennis Bachelor's 10:15 Wife Saver Road of Life 11:00 Wife Saver 11:15 Viennese Ensemble 11:30 Fashions 11:45 Living Literature 12:00 The Norsem*n 12:15 Your Host 12:30 Farm-Home Hour 12:45 Farm-Home Hour Mary Marlin Treat Time Viennese Ensemble Pepper Young Martha Webster Viennese Ensemble Goldbergs Big Sister be announced David Harum Real Life Stories Susan, drama Words and Music Kate Smith BBC News O' Neills When Girl Marries Mary Marlin Revell Presents Helen Trent Balladeer News; Markets Our Gal Sunday News 1:00 Farm-Home Hour Lytell's Orch. 1:15 Between Bookends Lopez' Orch. 1:30 Common Sense Lopez' Orch. 1:45 News Betty and Bob 2:00 Navy Band Light of World 2:15 Navy Band Mystery Man 2:30 Munros Valiant Lady 2:45 Midstream Grimm's 3:00 Orphans of Divorce Against Storm 3:15 Amanda Ma Perking 3:30 Club Matinee Guiding Light 3:45 Just Plain Bill Vic and Sade 4:00 Club Matinee Backstage Wife 4:15 Club Matinee Stella Dallas 4:30 Club Matinee Lorenzo Jones 4:45 Yours Sincerely Widder Brown 5:00 Irene Wicker Home of Brave 5:15 The Bartons Portia Faces 5:30 News Drama We, the Abbotts 5:45 Wings on Watch Jack Armstrong 6:00 News Three Suns 6:15 Sports News News 6:30 Bethencourt's Orch.
Hollywood News 6:45 Lowell Thomas Sports Column 7:00 Easy Aces Fred Waring's 7:15 Lost Persons World News 7:30 Marion Mann Messner's Orch. 7:45 Out of Blue Messer's Orch. 8:00 Quiz Kids Man' 8:15 Quiz Kids Man' 8:30 Manhattan, Midnight Plantation 8:45 Manhattan, Midnight Plantation 9:00 Hemisphere Revue 9:15 Hemisphere Revue 9:30 News 9:45 Steele's Orch. Baseball Quizzer Millions, Defense Canada's Answer Baseball Quizzer Millions, Defense Canada's Answer District Attorney Millions, Defense From Vancouver District Attorney Millions, Defense From Vancouver Glenn Miller's Or. String Serenade Public Affairs String Serenade Juan Arvizu New Homes News New Homes Dunham's Orch.
CBC News Want Dunham's Orch. Britain Speaks Shep Fields BBC Newsreel Shep Fields BBC Newsreel City, Buffalo Programs Today Morn Arthur Godfrey Musical Sendoff Morn Arthur Godfrey Musical Sendoff Arthur Godfrey News News Organ Music Europe's News News Music of Today Dance Parade Mrs. Gong Shop'ng Musical March Women's Page Musical March News Breakfast Club Melodies Renfro Valley Breakfast Club Barry, songs Breakfast Club Betty Crocker Piano Duo Kathleen Norris News Myrt and Marge Vic and Sade Child'n Stepmother Woman in White Woman of Courage Wit Saver Life Beautiful Bonnie Stewart Woman in White Lopez' Orch. Right, Happiness Farm Program Road of Life Farm Program Dr. Malone Songs for You Girl Interne Pepper Young You're Expert 'Pops' Concert Daughter Kate Hopkins Dance Matinee Mary McBride Against Storm Frank Parker Ma Perkins Renfro Valley Guiding Light Child Talk Road of Life Bob Hannon News; Piano Melody Marathon Club Matinee Accent on Music Club Matinee Accent on Music Stones Cry Out Mary Marlin Harriet Smith Life Goldbergs Wishart Campbell O'Neills Musicale Ives, songs Presenting Ed Hill: News Relax and Enjoy Hopper's Hollyw'd News P.
Sullivan, news Lowry Kohler World Today BBC News Or. Amos 'n' Andy Salon Music Lanny Ross, songs Salon Music Mr. Meek Timely Themes Mr. Meek Recital Series Grand Central Over Here Grand Central Over Here Party Dr. Christian Musicale Musicale Christian; News 10:00 Authors' Playhouse Kay Kyser 10:15 Authors' Playhouse Kay Kyser 10:30 Kinney's Orch.
Kay 10:45 Kinney's Orch. Kay Kyser 11:00 News: 11:15 Long's 11:30 Dawn's 11:45 Dawn's Orch. News Music You Breeze's Orch. Sign Off 1:00 All Programs Subject to Change WHEC WHAM WSAY WBEN Hour 1460 KC 1180 KC 1240 KC 930 KC 6:30 Farm-Home News 6:45 Musical Clock; News 7:00 Musical Clock 7:15 Musical Clock 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Musical Clock 8:00 News 8:15 Musical Clock 8:30 Musical Clock 8:45 Musical Clock Long's Orch. Orch.
Orch. 9:00 Musical Clock 9:15 Musical Clock 9:30 Morning Revue 9:45 Betty Crocker 10:00 10:15 By Myrt and Kathleen Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:45 Woman of 11:00 Treat Time 11:15 Martha Webster 11:30 Big Sister 11:45 Real Life Stories Norris Lone Journey BBC News Bess Johnson Vic and Sade John Agnew Ellen Randolph Gospel Singer Singing Strings Bachelor's Child'n Courage Al Sigl Morning Moods Life Wife Saver Kitchen Library Mary Marlin Viennese Waltz Time Pepper Young Women Only Choir Loft Goldbergs David Harum off Record David Harum Farm Bulletin Wake Up, Sun Greeters Jane and Carl Wake Up, Devotional Sing News News News; Farm Serv. Sunrise Special Church Chimes Farm Service Hi-Boys Old Man Sunshine News: Greeters Sports News Old Man Sunshine Sun Greeters Kindly Thoughts Old Man Sunshine News; Greeters Bandstand March of Credit News Ma Perking Time Keeper Sun Greeters Bradley Kincaid News Gospel Singer Arthur Godfrey Tuneful Trends News: Songs Women Only Tuneful Trends Rhythmic Melodies Morning Melodies Tuneful Trends Julia Blake Tower Clock Tuneful Trends Sally Work: Hit of Day; News Bercovici, news Words and Music Roch. Town Crier E. Clinton Wolcott Roth's Orch.
Farm-Home Noon Melodies News Farm-Home John B. Hughes Bulletin Board Farm-Home Musical Pallette Book Review Lopez' Musical Pallette Lopez' Orch. Lopez' Farrell Lopez' Orch. Dancing Feet Dollars and Sense Light of World Social Register Light of World Mystery Man Lullaby Time Mystery Man Valiant Lady Hawalian Tunes Valiant Lady Grimm's Daughter Wayne West Grimm'8 Daughter Divorce Orphans Music of Masters Against Storm Amanda Music of Masters Ma Perking John's Music of Masters Guiding Light Just Plain Music of Masters Vic and Sade Club Around Town Backstage Wife Club Around Town Stella Dallas Dancetime Around Town Lorenzo Jones We, the Abbotts News Brown Home of Brave Musicale Home Brave Portia Faces Life Musicale Portia Faces Life Behind News Musicale We. the Abbotts Jingles Brown's Orch.
Jack Armstrong News Edwin Hill; News News Silva, sports Howard, Shelton Superman Bethencourt's Chamberlain, spts. Strictly Baseball Lowell swing Club Lowell Thomas Easy Aces F. Lewis Jr. Fred Waring's Or. Mr.
Keen Quaker Serenade World News Barron's Lone Ranger Int'l House Party Barron's Lone Ranger Defense Digest Quiz Kids Mystery Hall Man' Quiz Kids Mystery Hall Man' Bercovici Party Midnight Charlie Ruggles Plantation Party Baseball Quizzer Charlie Ruggles Baseball Quizzer Baseball Quizzer Wings-Montreal Baseball Quizzer District Wings-Montreal District Attorney District Wings-Montreal District Attorney Kay Kyser Wings-Montreal Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Wings-Montreal Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Wings-Montreal Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Wings-Montreal Kay Kyser News-Sports News News: Joe Wesp Music You Want Cleveland Orch. Wesp; Wells, spts. Music You Want Thornhill's Orch. Whiteman's Orch. Sign Off 12:30 Thornhill's Orch.
Kuhn's Orch. All Programs Subject to Change 12:00 Kate Smith 12:15 Al 12:30 Helen 12:45 Our Gal 1:00 Life 1:15 Woman in 1:30 Right to 1:45 Road of 2:00 Dr. 2:15 Girl 2:30 You're 2:45 Guiding 3:00 Three Meals a 3:15 F. Parker, 3:30 When Girl 3:45 Al 4:00 Rodeo 4:15 Afternoon 4:30 Afternoon 4:45 Highways, 5:00 Mary 5:15 5:30 5:45 Thanks to 6:00 News' 6:15 MacMillan, 6:30 Paul 6:45 Hedda 7:00 Amos 'n' 7:15 Lanny 7:30 Mr. 7:45 Mr.
8:00 Grand 8:15 Grand 8:30 Dr. 8:45 Dr. Christian; 9:00 Millions for 9:15 Millions for 9:30 Millions for 9:45 Millions for 10:00 Glenn Miller's 10:15 Public 10:30 Batavia Races 10:45 World 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 On WHEC schedules indicates programs carried on FM (Frequency Modulation) by W8XAD. affiliate of WHEC, operating on 42.6 megacycles from noon to sign off. On WHAM listings indicates programs also broadcast by W51R, operating on FM at 45.1 megacycles from 8 a.
to 10 p. m. Locally originated highlight programs on W51R this afternoon and evening include: 2:30, Wings of Song; 3, Music for You; 7, Harry Horlick's Orchestra; 8, Victor Arden's Orchestra. City, Buffalo Programs Tomorrow WHEC WHAM WSAY WBEN Hour 1460 KC 1180 KC 1240 KC 930 KC 6:30 Farm-Home News Farm Bulletin 6:45 Musical Clock; News Jane and Carl 7:00 Musical Clock News 7:15 Musical Clock Sunrise Special 7:30 Musical Clock Hi-Boys 7:45 Musical Clock News-Sports 8:00 News 8:15 Musical Clock 8:30 Musical 1 Clock 8:45 Musical Clock 9:00 Musical Clock 9:15 Musical Clock 9:30 Morning Revue 9:45 Hymns of Churches 10:00 Kathleen Norris 10:15 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:45 Woman of Courage 11:00 Mary Taylor 11:15 Martha Webster 11:30 Big Sister 11:43 Real Life Stories Kindly Thoughts Old Man Sunshine News; Greeters Rose Sisters March of Crelit News Ma Perkins Time Keeper Sun Greeters Elwyn News Gospel Singer Margolita Tuneful Trends News; Songs Women Only Tuneful Trends Rhythmic Melodies Breakfast Tuneful Trends Knights of Road Tower Clock Tuneful Trends Sally Work Lone Journey Lost and Found Bess Johnson Vic and Sade John Agnew Ellen Randolph Gospel Singer Singing Strings Bachelor's Child'n Al Sigl Morning Moods Road of Life Morning Melodies Hollywood Stars Mary Marlin Grierson, organ Waltz Time Pepper Young Women Only Choir Loft Goldbergs David Harum off the Record David Harum 12:00 Kate Smith Hit of Day; 12:15 Al Betty 12:30 Helen Farm-Home 12:45 Our Gal Farm-Home 1:00 Life Farm-Home 1:15 Woman Lopez' 1:30 Right to Lopez' 1:45 Road of 2:00 Dr. Light of World 2:15 Girl Mystery Man 2:30 You're Valiant Lady 2:45 Guiding Grimm's All Programs Subject to Change WHEE 1460 On The Dial Mary Jane Higby Plays Role Of Joan Davis TARY Jane Higby is the honey haired actress who plays the stellar of Joan Davis in the WHEC-CBS dramatic serial pole, "When a Girl Marries," over WHEC every day, Mondays through Fridays, at 3:30 P.
M. Mary Jane started her professional career as a baby in the theaterwas a child actress in the movies -made her radio in 1932 in singing and dramatic roles. "When Girl Marries" is favorite story of. listeners, from coast to coast. Listen regularly! TODAY 6:55 and 8:00 A.
M. News Reporter Harry LeBrun Socony Vacuum Oil Co. 10:00 A. M. By Kathleen Norris General Mills 12:45 P.
M. Our Gal, Sunday Affiliated Products 6:00 P. M. News Reporters French LeBrun Socony Vacuum Oil Co. 6:15 P.
M. Sports Reporter Lowell MacMillan Gulf. 6:45 P. M. Hedda Hopper's Hollywood Chapter Two in the life story of Penny Singleton, the of Screen and Radio.
Also news of the film capital. California Fruit Growers Assn. 7:30 P. M. Meet Mr.
Meek Husbands who consider themselves brow beaten by their wives may pick up valuable tips from Mortimer Meek, henpecked hero of this weekly feature. Mortimer, who has developed passive resistance to a fine point, is played by Frank Readick. Lever Bros. 8:00 P. M.
Grand Central Station An original three act play starring Elspeth Eric and directed by Ira Ashley. Lever Bros. 8:30 P. M. Dr.
Christian Christian', as portrayed by Jean Hersholt brings about two engagements among four patients in dramatization of "'Nature Takes Its Chesebrough Mfg. Co. 9:00 P. M. Millions for Defense Coloratura soprano star Lily Pons; maestro Andre Kostelanthe zany Burns and Allen team; the lovable Aldrich Family; baritone Barry Wood; Em.
cee Walter O'Keefe; Authoress Alice Duer Miller, and Al Goodman's Orchestra with Rag Block's Choir. That's the De. fense Bond-boosting batting order for tonight's all-star performance. Texas Co. 10:00 P.
M. Glenn Miller's Orchestra Liggett Myers. 10:15 P. M. Public Affairs 10:30 P.
M. Batavia Trotting Races 11:05 P. M. Sports Reporter Gulf. 11:15 P.
M. Midnight Merry-Go-Round FARMER DIES AS SHOTGUN DISCHARGES North Rose Man Succumbs After Blood Loss North Rose--Arthur J. Hill was killed yesterday when the shotgun which he was carrying on his tractor was discharged accidentally and the charge penetrated his right arm and shoulder. He staggered more than 300 yards to his where his farmband, Emery Aikens, met him and took the injured man to a nearby gasoline station. At the gasoline station they were met by Game Protector Earl L.
Sutherland who drove Hill to the Wolcott Clinic where he died of loss of blood. The gun, according to Aikens, was carried to shoot woodchucks which had been seen destroying Hill's beans. It was claimed the vibration of the tractor, which had been purchased Monday, discharged the gun. Arthur Hill had been chief of the North Rose Fire Department for 10 years and was a past master of the Rose Lodge of Masons. FRED J.
GILFUS Palmyra--Funeral services for Fred Jay Gilfus, 65, who died yesterday in Newark Hospital will be held in his home in Shortsville Friday at 2:30 p. m. with burial in Palmyra Cemetery. MRS. NICHOLAS DENNISON Dansville-Mrs.
Leona Sadie Dennison, 82, widow of Nicholas Dennison, a native and lifelong resident of West Sparta, died in her home yesterday after a long illness. MRS. FRED F. FENN Seneca Falls-Mrs. Anna B.
Fenn, merchant here for many years, died yesterday in her home, 85 Troy after a long illness. MRS. FLORENCE E. FASSETT Albion--Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.
today in 134 E. State St. here for Mrs. Florence B. Fassett, 79 who died Monday in Arnold Gregory Memorial Hospital here.
AMES W. SLOCUM Perry--Ames W. Slocum, 80, farmer of this town, died yesterday after a brief illness. MRS. BERNARD NELSON Syracuse Mrs.
Margaret F. Kennedy Nelson, wife of Bernard Nelson and formerly of Fairport, died Monday in the family home here. FRED W. DAY Albion--Fred W. Day, 82, died yesterday in his home here.
MRS. EUGENE WALES Bristol- Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Wales, 85, of Bristol, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Miller. CHARLES FRIEBIS Clarendon--Funeral services for Charles Friebis, 50, who died in Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, on Monday will be held this afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in a Wehster funeral home, the Rev. Raymond E.
Risdon Jr. officiating. GEORGE H. STRIFFLER Lockport H. Striffler, 66, farmer, told friends while working in hay field Monday he was "feeling fine and never felt better in my life." A few seconds later, he fell dead -victim of a heart ailment.
ERNEST MARTIN Auburn--After a long illness, Ernest Martin, 63, died yesterday in his home near here. MRS. ELWYN COOPER Bath Mrs. Elwyn Cooper, 57, died yesterday in Bath Hospital. MRS.
GEORGE NEVERLESSE Sodus-Funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelmina Neverlesse, 78, Sodus, who died in her home Monday will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Sodus Presbyterian Church. DAVID FRAZER Wayland--Word has been received of the death of David Frazer, 62, Spanish-American War veteran and member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, in the Veteran's Hospital, Bath, following a week's illness.
MRS. FRED REITZEL Warsaw Katie Reitzel, 72, widow of Fred Reitzel, of Orangeville, died in Wyoming County Community Hospital here yesterday. NINA RECOTTA Corning (P) Nina Recotta, 3, died yesterday from injuries received Sunday when struck by an automobile. MRS. LEO C.
BANDEMER Knowlesville Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Bandemer, wife of Leo C. Bandemer, who died in her home Monday after a long illness, will be held in the home tomorrow afternoon with burial in Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion. Grangers of Seven East Bloomfield East Bloomfield- Members of the East Bloomfield Grange are making plans for the annual RegGrange Singing Contest, including the counties of Livingston, Monroe, Orleans, Seneca, Yates, Wayne and Ontario, held at 8:30 p.
m. tomorrow in the East Bloomfield Grange Hall. Members of the service and hospitality committee of the local Grange are to have ice cream and cake for sale with Mrs. Earl Crooker heading the committee. Under sponsorship of the State Grange with Pomona Granges participating, this regional session is one of the eight being held throughout New York State.
The Forecast: Cloudy with Scattered Showers REST AT we CiS CHIM 3HI HIIM A14 SMOWNY edwel H91H ONISSIN MOTH £8 £8 MONS to NIVY sueapo Man 400013 0 NY313 A3X £8 84 auanqy LAST AVIANS HUHLYIM 'A 8962 5001 8001. eH 64 ZL AnD 9 64. co of asoul e48 MaN HOJH pidey NE 01211 £8 as NIH pue, AS Bung us 18 56 E0DE Thursday Also Will Be Cloudy, Somewhat Cooler Temperatures 3 a. m. 64 01 a.
m. 62 1 a. m. 65 a. m.
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90 m. 88 A m. 85 11 p. m. 72 1 a.
m. 71 July 16, 1941. Sun rises at 5:46, sets at 8:18. CLOUDY Weather Report Station Low High Condition ROCHESTER 62 90 Clear Albany 54 88 Clear Atlantic City 65 71 Cloudy Baltimore 62 81 Clear Boston 57 71 Clear Buffalo 64 84 Cloudy Chicago 61 91 Cloudy Cincinnati 66 93 Clear Cleveland 65 90 Clear Dallas 75 93 Clear Denver 55 83 Cloudy Detroit 60 89 Clear Indianapolis 60 91 Part Cl'dy Jacksonville 74 96 Rain Kansas City 67 91 Part dy Los Angeles 61 87 Clear Miami 75 89 Cioudy Milwaukee 58 86 Cloudy New Orleans 93 Cloudy New York City 65 78 Clear Phoenix 80 108 Clear Pittsburgh 59 76 Part dy Portland, Me. 49 75 Clear St.
Louis 63 92 Clear San Francisco 56 69 Clear Tampa 79 84 Cloudy Washington 64 82 Clear FORECAST Western New York- Local showers and thunderstorms today, cooler this afternoon and tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy and somewhat cooler, light showers tomorrow night. CONDITIONS Generally fair weather prevailed yesterday in the Middle Atlantic and North Atlantic States while numerous showers and local thunderstorms occurred in the Southern States, the Upper Mississippi Valley and Upper Lake Region and a few thundershowers occurred in the Plains States and Rocky Mountain Region. A minor disturbance is advancing pressure a remains relatively low over eastward over the Lake Region and the Southern Pressure is still low over the Far West. High pressure prevails over Northern New England and the Rocky Mountain Region, and from the Bahamas eastward and northeastward over the ocean. Temperatures are near the seasonal normal except in the interior of Washington and Oregon where abnormally warm weather prevails.
The highest temperature reported in those states was 107 degrees at Hood River, Ore. There will be considerable cloudiness today and tomorrow with local showers, mostly light and scattered thunderstorms in most sections today and showers tomorrow morning in the Middle Atlantic States, New York and the Southern Appalachian Region. The temperature will be somewhat higher in the Middle Atlantic States today and somewhat lower in the Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake Region this afternoon and tonight. There will be little change in temperature tomorrow. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS Thera 90 highest degrees, temperature against 95 yester- the same day in 1893, and 66 in 1903; the lowest 62.
against 72 in 1890. and 47 in 1918: the mean 76, against 82 in 1893. and 58 in 1903, and an average of 71 for 45 years. 8:30 2:30 8:30 a. m.
p. m. p. m. Dry bulb 71 87 82 Wet 65 65 67 Relative humidity.
74 30 45 The highest wind 10 miles hour from the east. The weather, perp partly cloudy. Holley Woman Hurt When Car Upsets Albion-Mrs. A. B.
Lown, 61, of Holley RD was in Albion Hospital last night with chest injuries received in an undertermined automobile accident in front of her home in the Barre-Claredon Highway. According to Sheriff Herbert T. Clark, who investigated, Mrs. Lown's husband, 71, was driving north with his wife in their car and turned west to enter the driveway of their home. A truck being operated in the direction by Auciano Giarrizzo, of Albion, same, was reported to have struck the Lown car from the rear, upsetting it.
Counties Plan Singing Contest Rev. Fred E. Dean, pastor of Greece Baptist Church and former State Grange chaplain, is in charge of the direction and promotion of all eight contests. Young and old contestants may vie in the singing ol solos, duets or quartets, in costumes with songs from the books that were popular 50 or more years ago. A trained voice is not essential, as the judges score on diction, expression, stage presence and costuming, as well as the voice.
Winners of this meet are eligible to compete at the State Grange finals to be held in Syracuse in August in co-operation with the New York State Fair. AN 1180 KC A 50.000 WATTS WHAM ALWAYS A WORLD OF FINE PROGRAMS Weaker Sex Joins Law In War On Crime Dansville Firemen Plan For 300 at Area Conclave Danville- -Arrangements 42nd annual convention of the Firemen's Association to be Wednesday, July 22 and 23, yesterday. The highlight will be the parade at 7 p. m. Wednesday.
Three hundred fire companies are invited and responses already indicate thousands of firemen, a large number of bands and drum corps, women's auxiliaries and drill teams will participate. Hubertus anticipates that with good weather more than 40,000 spectators will view the spectacle. The opening gun will be fired with a banquet for 60 members of various committees at 9 p. m. Monday in Old Madrid restaurant.
At 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, more than 850 delegates from Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Niagara, Ontario, Orleans, Steuben and Wyoming Counties will be led from headquarters in a Main Street store by a band to Central High School auditorium for the business meeting at 10 a. m. The session will be called to order by Charles Freidell, Dansville, association president.
The program will include: Remarks by Chairman Hubertus; invocation; presentation of key to the city to visiting firemen by Mayor Joseph Blum; introduction of Patrick J. Melody, 80, fire chief here from 1 1902 to 1918; roll call; annual report of secretary William T. Hall, Rochester; annual report of treasurer Charles F. Irwin, Albion, and annual election of officers. Committee reports will be given at the afternoon session beginning at 2 o'clock.
Speakers will include Lawrence T. Reilly of Rochester, director of the Rochester Fire College. Next year's convention site will be selected. Benediction will be given. At the close of this session delegates will march to Municipal Airport Hangar where they will be entertained.
There will be demonstrations Tuesday and Wednesday of the use of the evacuator, the most modern method of removing persons from burning buildings. Band concerts will be given in Main Street at various times during the conclave. Convention Shows with five adult rides, three children's rides and seven shows will play on the Maxwell Sweet property in Maple Street opposite the airport next Monday to Saturday inclusive. There will be six free acts each night. Features during the week will include a Mardi Gras and pet parade at 7 p.
m. Monday and a patriotic parade at 7 p. m. Friday. Decoration of Main, Exchange and Ossian streets will be started this week.
MOTORCYLIST KILLED MOTORCYLIST KILLED Eden-(P)-Dana Laurie, 40, Orchard Park, was killed last night when his motorcycle collided with an automobile. are virtually completed for the Western New York Volunteer held here next Tuesday and Chairman Frank T. Hubertus said COURT WEIGHS STRIKE EDICT Oakfield -While the United States Gypsum Company moved to obtain a temporary injunction restraining the CIO from "mass" picketing and blocking non-strikers desiring to return to theist work at Oakfield plant yesterday, non-strikers outwitted pickets at the plant and about 100 gained entrance to the plant. The legal phase is being heard in a special Supreme Court term in Buffalo with Justice George A. Larkin of Olean presiding.
Indications were that the hearing would extend through this afternoon. Gypsum workers desiring to return to their jobs assembled in cars at the Village Park at Oakfield and then a caravan to the plant they hastily parked and speere rushed through hedges at the end of premises. A few pickets went to the scene and two arrests were made when violence threatened. Sheriff G. Forrest Brown as the first witness called by E.
A. Judd, the Batavia, incidents company which attorney, had told occurred of since he was first summoned to the strike scene on June 30th. "There have been only Sheriff Brown stated "When there haven't been disorders and those were days when the men didn't try to go to work." He said picket lines consisted of men from "all over the United States." Sheriff Brown testified that he had once appealed to the Governor and twice to Capt. W. W.
Robinson of Troop State Police, during flareups. He said he was informed that State Police could not be sent out on strike duty. DIAMONDS BOUGHT SOLD EXCHANGED D. E. COVILL JEWELER Hotel Seneca Arcade Main 6613 DESTROY ROACHES ES Peterman's Roach Food is absolutely safe to use but is quick death to roaches.
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her go "The trouble with her is that she just won't accept any kind of criticism. If I send back letter to be done over, she makes me feel like a heel for asking her to do it. Yet we can't have sloppy letters going out. "She takes it as a personal insult if I correct her and she spreads her views all through the office. If she'd only get wise to herself it would spare me the pain of letting her go and would be the making of her, as well." Many of us will feel that this girl has quite a lot to learn.
She could certainly learn from several executives have met. They spend part of each day going over complaints that come in. They watch them closely because they are warning signs. They may indicate poor service, which needs improving; they may indicate defects in the product. They may suggest new sales methods.
And they have a similar meaning to us, as individuals. Of course, it isn't pleasant to be a recipient of a complaint. We feel hurt, humiliated. We want to strike back perhaps-or go in a corner and sulk. Neither of these reactions does us much good.
What will help us is ton use the same method an executive does when he studies his complaints. we'll regard them as a challenge--to improve our work or attitude; to increase our value; to work for a bigger opportunity. That's what complaints can mean--if we want them to. What does that employer want to know about you? Our booklet, "Secrets of Answering a Help Wanted Ad" tells how to write the kind of letters that interest employers and win interviews. This booklet is only 3 cents if you call in person; or 5 cents (stamps) if sent by mail.
Just address the Classified Advertising Department of this newspaper. (Distributed by Esquire Features, Inc. Reproductions strictly prohibited.) The so-called "weaker sex" joins radio's "Mr. District Attorney" tonight at nine thirty in solving "The Case of the Man in The D.A.'s pretty helper is Vicki Vola, who is cast AS the prosecutor's secretary. BristolMyers Co.
6:15 P. M. WHAM Golf Pros, Silva Conduct School Pros from the various Golf Clubs in the Rochester arca will join Sportscaster Frank Silva in conducting a radio Golf School each Wednesday and Friday at six fifteen over WHAM starting tonight. Godfrey McGarvuy, of Brooklea Country Club will be Silva's first guest instructor. Bond Clothes, Inc.
Assat Moments RADIO 1928 RADIO CONTROLLED ROBOT AIRPLANES ARE TESTED FOR THE FIRST TIME EASY ACESMR. KEEN P. M. 8:00 P.M. WHAM Claude Brenner Back On Board Claude Brenner has the distinction of subbing twice as quizmaster on "Quiz Kids." Tonight, however, Claude will be back on the job as a menber of the board of experts.
Miles Laboratories. Manhattan at Midnight 8:30 P. M. 9:00 P.M. WHAM Actress Signed As 'Co-Captain' Benay Venuta has been signed as permanent on Budd Hulick's "Quizzer Baseball" program.
Hear this novel quiz each Wednesday at nine over WHAM. Bristol-Myers Co. Wake Sing Sun Greeters Wake Sing Devotional Up, News News; Greeters Church Chimes Service Old Man Sunshine News: Greeters Old Man Sunshine Sun Greeters Bercovici Melodies Melodies Hughes News B. S. Noon Noon J.
B. Words and Music Musical Talk News Orchestral Music Musical Musical Pallette Consumers' Service Pallette Homespun Farrell Lopez' Orch. Social Register. Dollars and Sense Cooking School Light of World Cooking School Mystery Man Cooking School Valiant Lady Daughter Cooking School Grimm's Daughter Kay Kyser's College 10:00 P. M.
Town Crier Ends Radio Series WHAM's "Town Crier" (Ruth Berentsen) ends her series on WHAM today at 12:15 p. m. Mrs. Berentsen extends her thanks to the countless WHAM listeners who co-operated with her in compiling the radio bulletin board of events in the Rochester area. Rochester Gas Electric Corp..
