The Daily News Leader from Staunton, Virginia • 6

I new gymnasium of Woodrow Wil BUSINESS GOVERNMENT NEEDS HELP Waynesboro, April 7. Capt Fred Both Waynesboro Post No. 2424. Veterans of Foreign" Wars, and the local Ladies Auxiliary, installed cancers last night for the coming year. KO ASPmiN FASTE2 than gentnoe, pure St.

Joseph Aspirin. World's largest seller at 10. Nona safer, none surer. Why pay more? Why ever J1 aooeptleos? DenuindSt. Joseph Aspirin.

i A ijlULU IM lllllK llllllll WIM I WHAT THE AIR HASTO OFFER SATURDAY. APRIL I Eastern War Time P. M. 2:00 Boy Shields and Company nbc OI Men Books, Frederick cbs The Metropolitan Opera (3 hrs.) blu News Comment: Dance Music mbs 2:30 Grantland Rice and Sports nbc Calling Pan-America in Concert cbs Half Hour for Dancing Music mbs 3:00 Chicagq Symphony Orches. nbc Victory- FOB Variety Show cbs This is from Halloran Hospital mbs 3:30 Philadelphia Orches.

Hour cbs The Army-Navy House Party mbs 4:00 Rupert Hughes Comment nbc Report Comes from Washington cbs Tenpin Topics from Cleveland mbs 4:15 People's War, H. Fleming nbc Report from London, Comment cbs Dance Orchestra for 45 Mins. mbs f. -A son General Hospital, beginning, Tuesday morning, April 25. Major' General Philip Hayes, Commanding General, Third Ser vice Command, has announced that the course of instruction 'is Intended to give the public some understanding of bomb power.

Asks 3-Day Hunting M. C. Howard, supervisor' of George Washington National Forest, at the annual spring meeting of Waynesboro Game and Fish Protective Association last night at Hotel General Wayne, suggested the opening of Augusta County for deer hunting during a 3-day period this fall. Farmers, especially in the Big Levels area, complain that deer eat their crops, and opening of the area for hunting would probably lessen the number of deer, Mr. Howard stated.

Deer are tame, having been brought into the forest area from public parks in Pennsylvania several years ago, and many of them are old. Association went on record as favoring the opening of the deer season in Augusta County in the fall of 1944. CONT. SHOWS BEG. AT nbc John B.

Kennedy In Comment blu The Church of the Air Sermons obs Stanley Dixon in Commentary nibs 1:5 Labor for Victory Series nbc Songs and Folklore, Joseph Marais blu Singing Canaries nine mbs stations 1:30 U. of Chicago Roundtable nbc Ed Murrow's News Comments cbs Sammy Kaye's Sunday Serenade blu The Lutheran Half Hour mbs-basic 1:45 Fifteen Minute Talks Time cbs 2:00 Those We Love, Dramatic nbc Chaplain Jim, U.S.A. Dramas blu Calling Unlimited, Variety Prog. cbs Pilgrim Hour's Services mbs 2:30 John. Chas.

Thomas Prog. nbc National Vespers, Dr. Fos-dick blu News of the World; Songs Spot cbs 3:00 Upton Close's Commentary nbc life of Riley and Wm. Ben-dix blu N. Philharmonic Sym.

'cbs This Is Fort Dix, Tom Slater mbs 3:30 Official Hour by the Army nbc "Hot Copy," Newspaper Drama blu Bulldog Drummond Adventures mbs 4:00 Al Pearce and Gang In Those Good Old Days-other blu Wide Horizons and Ed Dowling mbs 4:30 Easter Service and Choir; News nbc Metropolitan Opera Auditioning blu Andre Kostel-anetz and Orch. cbs Abe Lincoln's Story, Dramatic ibs 5:00 NBC Symphony, Toscanini nbc Family Time, Gladys Swarth- W. Klockenbrink of the Army Service Forces arrives in Waynes boro Monday to recruit stenog raphers, typists, clerks, tabulating machine operators and other oi-flce works who are urgently needed to fill important positions at the Army Service Forces Headquarters in Capt Klockenbrink has been giv en special authorization to offer an immediate appointment to those applicants who qualify. All persons are urged to see Capt. Klockenbrink at the U.

S. Employ ment Service Office, 122 South Wayne from April 10 until April 15, to inquire about their important war Jobs. Lodge Elects Lackey At last night's meeting of Way- nesboro Moose Lodge No. 1309, P. S.

Lackey was elected lodge governor for the next year and will take office May 1. Other officers elected last night were Otho C. Muse, junior governor; Eddie S. Stratton, prelate; E. Russell Teets, treasurer; and Herbert G.

Wing- field, trustee for one year. Also elected was a delegate, P. S. Lackey, and an alternate, Otho C. Muse, to the Supreme Moose convention to be held this summer in Milwaukee, Wis.

The local lodge wiH be host to the executive session of the Virginia Moose Association, including all Moose Lodges In the state of Virginia April 15 and 16 at Hotel General Wayne according to plans made last night. Over 200 students representing police, public utilities, railroads, fire department, public works, industrial institutions Civilian Defence workers as well as military units in the vicinity of Staunton have made application for attendance at the Bomb ReconnaiS' ance School to be conducted in the DR. S. S. LOEWNER OPTOMETRIST Masonlo Tempi Staunton, Virginia 11 AM COME EARLY Today Only w-- v.tc mi 1 1 Jennifer Holt, and Russell Hayden in Universal's "Frontier Law," today at the VisuU.te theater with the Valley Play, Boys on the stage.

XL Bob Livingston and Smiley Bur nette, in a scene from Republic's action-packed western. "Beneath Western At the Strand to day. Hi the Gleaners' class room; No. 6, Mrs. F.

B. Kennedy, will meet In the D. F. O. class room.

The evening circles will meet at eight p. m. as follows: No. 1, Mrs. Wilson Eskridee, chairman, will meet in the young people's assembly room; No.

2, Mrs. Richard Brown, chairman, will meet with the chair man, 207 North Madison Street; No. 3, Miss Catherine Smiley, chairman, will meet with Mrs. Cecil Prestwood, North Coalter Street, Extended. RADIO SERVICE CAMPFIELD'S Graduate El ec trio Engineer in chargfe 401 W.

Beverley St Phono 137 nam i ITT Radiant Jinx Falkenburg is feat ured in the Columbia miss-tery, "Nine Girls" at the Dixie theater. She is excitingly cast as 'one of the sorority sisters suspected of the murder of another member STOGDALE SEEKS SEAT ON con Aldon G. Stogdale, who Eves at 815 Mt. Elliott Avenue, entered the race for the City Council when a petition for his candidacy was filed late yesterday in the Corporation cierx's office. Mr.

Stogdale has been on the staff of the National Valley Bank lor some 15 years and is an assls-ant cashier. He has had a part in public affairs for several years. He has served as a member of the board of directors, Y. M. C.

and was sec retary to the board. He now is a member of the board of stewards of the Central Methodist Church. He is afpast president and one of the organizers of the Young Men's Civio Club. Apart from the sitting members of the City Council, Mr. Stogdale joins with Forest Taylor in the councilmanic election which will take place in June.

-o SECOND CHURCH CIRCLE SCHEDULE, IS ANNOUNCED Second Presbyterian Church circles will meet under the following schedule this coming week, the Rev. R. L. St. Clair, pastor, announced yesterday: Tuesday, two p.

executive board meeting 'of the Woman's Auxiliary. Three p. afternoon cir cles: Circle No. 1, Mrs. R.

S. Sillings, chairman, will meet in the session No. 2, Mrs. Guy Bbsserman, chairman, will meet in the young people's assembly room: No. 3, Mrs.

Guy Deaver, chairman, will meet in the Pioneer room; No. 4, Mrs. Roy Sheets, chairman, will meet in the junior assembly room; No. 5, Mrs. R.

C. Wymer, chairman, will meet S. 2 dropa open noee, eaae fllwwA breathing, give cold air. lillnD5j)l Caution: Use only QU2gfff directed. Always get rS4 rMti Stu Prop1 mew 'W1 USUI Today Continuous 10 am to 11 pm The Best Western In Town BOB LIVINGSTON SMILEY BURNETTS In a Grand New.

inW "Beneath Westerir Skies" plus "Phantom" and Cartoon Starts MONDAY JOE E.BROWN in a New Comedy Show "Casanova In Burlesque" out cbs Mary Small in a Music Revue-lu Green Valley, U. S. A. Dramatic mbs 5:30 Musical Steelmakers Prog. blu The Shadow, Mystery Drama mbs 5:45 Irene Rich and Her Drama blu 6 :00 The Catholic Radio Service nbc- The Radio Hall of Fame Hour blu CBS unday Theater, Dramas cbs Roosty of the AAF, Comedy mbs 6:30 3reat Gildersleeve, Comedy nbc America in the Air, Drama tic cbs Upton Close econd Com ment mbs 6:45 Dancing Music Orch.

mbs Benny-Mary Comedy nbc Drew Pearson in War Com ment -blu Wm. L. Shlrer and Commentary cbs Old Fashioned Revival Service mbs 7:15 Perry Como and Song Show cbs Dorothy Thompson and Comment blu 7:30 The Bandwagon Orch. nbc Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. blu We the People and Guests cbs-basic McCarthy, Bergen nbc Star and Story, Walter Fid' eon cbs The Greenfield Village Chapel blu Alexander and Med iation Board mbs 6:15 Andy Russell's ong Voice blu 6:30 One Man's Family, Drama nbc Keepsakes Music Memory Show blu Crime Doctor, Drama tic Series obs 8:45 Gabriel Heatter Comments mbs 8:55 Five Minutes News Period cbs 900 Sunday's Merry Go Round nbc Walter Winchell Weekly Re port blu Conrad Nagel Magazine Drama cbs Cleveland Symphony Orcn.

mbs 6:15 Basin Street and Its Music 9:30 Album of Familiar Music nbc The Fred Allen Show and Var. cbs 9:45 Jimmy Fidler and Hollywood cm 10:00 Phil Spltalny and Girl Ore. nbc Phil Baker Take It or Leave It cbs Listen the Women, Quiz and Forum blu Cedric Foster's War Comment mbs Will Prog, 45 mln. mbs 10:30 Bob Crosby and Company nbc Adventures of Thin Man Drama cbs Guy Lotnbardo and Orch. blu Variety with News nbo News, Variety, Dance 2 NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL News-Leader, Central At.

Mrs. George Powell US v-r GOOD HERE AT EASTER Shoppers are buying liberally. they are buying intelligently, and are handling their money and their credit with a conservatism that cannot help but reflect sound conditions in the Staunton and Augusta trading area; I'hat was the general, overall opinion of the city's merchants as expressed yesterday afternoon. What is most gratifying is that Easter buying and trading" in general reveals no inflationary symptoms, no evidence of easy-come-easy-go, ho signs other than taking normal insurance against the future. And creditis sounder4han it has been for some time.

Seasonal Easter buying is running ahead of that last year, and 1943 was rated as an excellent year. Some- shops have found tne demana considerably above expectations, and others have found this demand considerably beyond the capacity of their stocks to satisfy. Unaffected by Taxes The so-called luxury taxes have in no way affected demand. "People are really shopping," said one experienced merchant. "They really are doing a business-like job for themselves.

At the spring open ings they looked over the field and then began buying carefully. They are buying for quality and durability, they are using their money more wisely. Before pur chase they not infrequently are as inquisitive and persistent as a pro essional buyer." The Easter buying season proper has "been shorter than usual, since the date falls much earlier than last year. "Our patronage has been far bet ter than expected," was the com ment of the manager of a dress spe cialty shop. "This week has been a constant rush of trade.

And the buyers are demanding better quality, they are more discriminating, and less given to overemphasized styles and novelty fabrics." Expects Top Season "When the week closes," com' mented another merchant with a broad and extended background, "I feel sure' it will climax the best Easter season in my experience here. The first quarter and the Easter buying has been sane and liberal." Soft pastel colors grays and browns been prevailing and popular shades, although Ulac had some popularity. There was less demand for extreme or freakish models, and an evident conserva tism. One store with wide lines and a large turnover in the popular and lower-price field, has had the best year of its service in Staunton. "We simply have not been aoie to get the merchandise," said one of the staff.

"We could have sold perhaps 20 percent more had we been able to get the goods. As it was. the first quarter and the Eas ter demand has been much above normal. And, moreover, the buying has been discriminating and with an eye to possible future contin gencies. STUDENTS COLLECTED $348 FOR WAK FUND By raising a total of $348.58, Stuarts Draft High School went far over its quota in the recent War Fund drive for the benefit of the Red Cross.

This raised, according to E. E. Cox, principal, primari ly because each room made a supreme effort to lead all other rooms and because of the fine community spirit shown during the campaign. The school's War ESort-CiuD is now behind a waste paper drive. Over 600 pounds have already been collected in a week.

The school has bought or sold so far this session over $23,000 in stamps and U. S. War Bonds. WAYNESBORO Shows 1:15, 3:15, 7 9 LAST TIMES TODAY "GUADALCANAL DIARY" with Lloyd NOLAN Preston FOSTER STARTS SUNDAY DELiaOUSLY DELIGBTFO! Deama frandiot Pit DIIBBII-TOIE-OIIEII TODAY ONLY Cont. Shows 1-11 P.

M. ALSO "THE DRIFTER" with Buster CRABBE AL St. JOHN I If Sf. 111! ff. Ill in tmiiiu mtiiit a I 1 jH I 4:30 Doctors at War, Dramas nhr News: Colonel Puts on a Show cbs 8:00 Your America, Cone.

Talks nbc Corliss Archer, Dramatic Series cbs Tea Crumpits, Popular Music blu Navy Bul-Iptfn Tinflrd's Salute mbs 1:30 Cesar Searchinger's comt nbc "Mother and Dad," Dramatic cbs American Eagle Club, London mbs 1:45 Curt Massey Vagabonds nbc The Saturday Songs Program blu 6:00 I sustain the Army Wings nbc Qutocy Howe and News Time cbs Service Serenade in TJSO Camp blu Prayer; Augustana ColL Choir mbs 6:15 People's Platform, a Forum cbs The Storyland Theater Drama blu To Be Announced (15 mins.) mbs 6:30 The NBC String Ensemble nbc The Ink Spots Negro Quartet blu Hawaii Calls Native Musicale mbs 6:45 Religion Out of the News cbs Leon Henderson and Comment blu The American Story Series nbc Lionel Barrymore as the Mayor cbs Money Go Round, Quiz Show blu Nick Carter, Detective Drama mbs sn raiprv oueen Drama nbc- basic Grand Old Opry program nbc-south Bob Haws as yuiz Show cbs-basic Dancing Music America Likes Best blu Arthur TTftip'ft oomment mbs-east Dancing Music Orchestra Tnh 8:00 'Abie's Irish Rose, Drama nbc Groucho Marx Variety Show cbs Early American Dancing Musif! blu Arthur Hale with rpnpnt. other mbs 8:15 Edward Tomlinson's Talk blu Dave Elman's Victory Auction mbs 8:30 Truth or Consequence Quiz Tihn inner Sanctum Mystery Drama cbs Boston Symphony Orches. our blu The Cisco Kid, rvoimt of West mb8 8:55 Five Minutes News Period cbs 9-00 National Barn Dance Show nbc Saturday Hit Parade Orches-, nhR rhicaeo's Theater of VI Cm vmw w- va Air mbs 9:30 Can You Top This, Gags nbc Spotlight ouesi nVtnc Kill Night'i Serenade cbs 9:55 Quick Quiz Time, 5 mins. blu irt.vTtnmr Wood Variety Party 'k inivn vandercook Com www lvt ment blu Royal Arch Gunnison rnmmpTlt. mbfi 10:15 Army Service Forces Show blu Correction Please, wuiz ec lies cbs To Be Announced (30' 10:30 The Grand OM Opry Show 10:45 Fifteen Mins.

Talk Time Warrv Wismer ana opvww Spot bin Leo Cheroe and Com i rftnTjafA Variety With News L- won. varietv. Tance 2 h. tgu cbs Melodies Dance Va iety it mbs. SUNDAY, APRIL 9 The Paul Lavalle Concert rjbc Trans-Atlantic Call, Exchange rhi Josenhine Houston, Solo 1 Berles blu Music From Lei Huff Sfe45 Moylan Sisters and Vocal AO Vofo of tt Daky Farmer THIS SPRING Get Your Car or wuy Continuous Shows Starting At 11:00 P.

M. OUR EASTER PROGRAM u. A THE MODERN THEATRE 4 Glorious Days Beg. Easter Monday Cont. Shows 1 P.M.

til 11:30 P.M. T-O-D-A-Y YOUR EASTER TREAT on STAGE and SCREEN From 12:30 til 9:00 P. M. 1st Staunton Showing THE RUSSELL HAYDEN VALLllY fuzzy knight PLAYBOYS with loco joe "Frontier Law" and JACK FRETWELL CAPTAIN AMERICA Master of Ceremonies COMEDY NEWS PLAY-SAFE! Returned by Popular Request MONDAY and TUESDAY fiL Jiff Attend the Matinees O'HARA'S MARY WW III fJ I T'fl rA. Truck in Shape with A f3 POPQE-IPLYRIIOIIITIHI be a long time before youTl replace your present car or truck.

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B. CLEVELAND MOTORS, INC MCUUWAlL- hOSTER JOHNSON Directed by HAROLD SCHUSTER Produced by RALPH DIETRICH ScrM Pity by UUtt Htywird AdtpUlion by Fcancit Ethnrdt firtjoh STARTS SUNDAY "BEAUTIFUL BUT BROKE." with Joan DAVIS Jane FRAZEE -I-J Telephone 4Q1.