The Wingfoot Clan (Akron edition), Vol. 38, No. 44 (November 2, 1949)

              Impartial Umpire Simkin was
at Goodyear last Wednesday
and Thursday and heard a total
of twenty-two grievances. These
cases and their decisions will be
reviewed in this column as soon
as they are received.
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AKRON EDITION
PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME
AKRON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1949 Number 44
Goodyear Sponsors Big Television Show
See Page 2 For Message From
President E. J. Thomas
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PAUL WHITEMAN
ENSEMBLE OPENS
SERIES SUNDAY
Star-Studded Program Over ABC
Network; Televised Over
WEWS, Cleveland
Goodyear starts a coast to
coast television show next Sun-
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2 4 4 * i Paul Whiteman as master of
: star-studded review headed by
9 ceremonies, and featuring
: Charles Laughton as guest star,
2 on the curtain-raiser.
9 The show, which will be car-
• ried by forty stations from
: coast to coast over an Amer-ff
/ ican Broadcasting Company net-
, work, will be televised over
C WEWS, Cleveland, at 7 p. m.,
/ Eastern standard time.
P 1 -3h tti.k j Hailed as a gay, fast-moving
01.. A- : spectacle of talent and decor,
' ' • the show will have a 28-piece
j• • Whiteman-directed orchestra
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9 mediate hit with the American
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44;1:440 • terpretations, will be followed
... 1*. 036 #: on future shows by such artists
/ as Raymond Massey and Wal-
• ter Hampden, with still others
to corne.
1 ..•.0••...0 012.,•.:5:). .• Some of Whiteman's dis-
»se.. - Il e... 0 coveries, such as Helen Jepson,
1 . · 464 -1 i t·.... : Morton Downey. Tommy and
2 Jimmy Dorsey Jane Frohman,
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: Mildred Bailey and Mindy Car-
«93193 1•#Al««,f.: 1 son, will be invited to appear
:t,•3<, / on the program, as will White-
• man's new protege, a thirteen-
*2 gan.
: year-old singing star, June Kee-
1 • Famous composers of Amer-
: ican music w111 also be White-
/ man's guests.
VIRGINIA ALEXANDER 2
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•7 LBERT HUBBARD, the sage E. H. Brooks, director of .pur- 1 •
of, Roycroft Inn, wrote vol- chases, has stood by him and f Benjamin Truax, ban- 1
urnes of fine reading. and a Goodyear a full quarter of a £ buEYS, Plant 1, lost his :
paragraph from a chapter in century and today is to receive • wrist watch in one of the (
: plant's washrooms. He ad- •
one of his books contains this from him her diamond service < vertised. the loss in The :
wholesome advice: pin and usual cash award.
According to records avail- • Clan, giving his home (
"If you work for a man. in able. Virginia is the onlv girl at i phone number, but failed j
Heaven'8 name work for him, Goodyear who has held ihe posi. 6 to tell the family about :
speak well of him, stand by
him. and the instittition he re- tion of secretary• to one manager / the missing timepiece. The f
pregents. I would give undivid- twenty-five years. True, many , finder of the watch called 1
ed Rervice or none. An ounce girls have been with the com- ·£ the home phone, SH-7552, :
loyalty is worth a pound of , but was told nobody in the 2
cleverness. If you must villify. pany a quarter of a century,
condemn and eternally dis- even longer, but have been em- /6 household had lost a watch. 9
parage. resign. And then, ployed in various depertments. : Now, Truax is hoping the :
when you nre outside. damn
to your heart's content-but So. it appears, Virginia is en- / finder will call again.
as knK an yo·, nre n pnrt of an titled to first prize on the score
institution. *itick to it and
fight for it." of continued service in a secre-tarial
capacity with the com- Thirty men were at the smoker
Today Virginia Alexander, pany. and party at the Sea Gull Inn
who came to Goodyear twenty- Vireinia has lived in Akron held by members of Division A
five years ago as secretary to ( Continued on Page 2 ) Plant 2, Saturday night.
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Paul Whiteman, master of ceremonies for the Paul White-man
Review, with Valerie Bettis, chorographer. This show, spon-sored
by Goodyear, will be carried over an American Broad-casting
Company network and televised over WEWS, Cleve-land,
starting next Sunday at 7 p. m. EST.
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2 Chimes Program •
2 Sunday, November 6 •
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The Goodyear chimes program
for next Sunday, November 6,
at 9:45 a. m. includes the fol-lowing
well-known hymns:
"Coronation."
"What a Friend We Have in Jesus."
"Jesus Saves.
., "Blessed As'lurance.
-The Solid Rock."
Chapin Is Awarded
Reynolds Trophy
Johnny Chapin was the main
recipient of honors at the ef-ficiency
department golf ban-quet
at the German-American
Club Thursday night as nearly
fifty persons gathered to of-ficially
close the season on the
nineteenth hole.
Chapin received the Reynolds
trophy from Mike Reynolds for
having won the Efficiency 1949
golf tournament. Other teams
and members of the league as-sisted
in the festivities.
Ima Franklin, formerly in the
, cafeteria, Plant 3, is now work-ing
in fuel tanks, Plant 1.
Goodyearites At
Safety Congress
Jack Kidney, safety director;
Bob Fickes, assistant safety di-rector,
and other Goodyearites
attended the thirty - seventh
National Safety Congress at the
Stevens Hotel in Chicago last
week.
Jack was a member-at-large
of the rubber section of the
congress and a member of the
program committee. Bob de-livered
one of the principal ad-dresses
at a session of the rub-ber
section. He is chairman of
the engineering committee of
the National Safety Council.
66Ye Must Be Born
Again" Next Program
f Next radio program in 6
2 the Goodyear - sponsored 2
1 series, "The Greatest Story 2
6 Ever Told," is titled 6'Yo
2 Must Be Born Again." This. •
1 will be broadcast Sunday, •
: November 6, at 5:30 p m.,
( EST, over the American (
1 Broadcasting Company's f
: nationwide network. The '
f Akron outlet is WAKR. •
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