The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, November 10, 1941 Page: 4 of 4

                                
FOUR
THE ORANGE LEADER
dio Guide
DAY, NOVEMBER 10,
KFDM
.Texas Troubadours
tinee Serenade
l> ing Patrol
ovatime
Adventure Stories v
; Secret City
Mandrake, the,Magician
Tom Mi* 'J"
A to Z in No'vftlty
Salute to South America
NBC Soncert Orchestra
ews and
V.'
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feeling*—due to monthly
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tril as di) acted. Give that head
air. Long lasting supply only
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7:00 -I Love a Mystery
7;30 True or False , v j
8:00 Vocal Varieties
8:30 For America Wc Sing
9:00 Monday Merry-Go-Round
9:30 Lum and Abner
9:45 News Parade
Oold Gold Show
Glenn Seller's Orchestra
iutod Press News
Breeze's OK-hestra
Wajhte King's Grchestra
Associated Press News
12:00 Sign Off
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II,
KFDM
6:00 "Sunrise Frolic
6:30 The Eye Opener
6:43 Stamps Quartet
7:00 European News Round
7:10 Headline News
7:15 Sabine Tabernacle
7:45 Elwyn Owen \
7:55 Associated Press News
8:00 Breakfast Club
9:00 Uncle Sam Calling
9:05 Waltz Reverie
9:15 What's Doing Around
Beaumont
9:30 Organpires *_
9:45 Market Reports !
9:50 Jerry Sears' Orchestra
9:55, Morning News
0:00 President Roosevelt >'
0:30 Music By
0:45 Irving Millar's Orchestra
0:55 United Press News
.1:00 Speak Up lor' Democracy
1:15 Market Reports
1:20 Aloha Land
1:30 Modulated Moments
1:45 Tropical Moods a
2:00 News
2:15 Chuck Wagon Gang
2:30 Singin' Sam
2:45 Noon Toons
2:55 United Press News
1:00 Stamps Quartet
1:15 Whisperirig Rhythm
1:3P Into the Light
1:45• Midstream
Special Jap Envoy^
Defense Bond
ILrorr.ng Wallace BEERY
STRAW
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FEATURE NO. 2—
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FIRST UI'X I'KTITRKS
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MTAHTM TI'WnAI
Saburu Ku
Saburu Kurusu, above, Tfcmner
Japanese ambassador to Ger-
many, is en route to Washing!
where he wlU act as a special ad-
viser to Admiral Kichlsaburo No-
mura, Japanese ambassador to the
United States. Kurusu's appoint-
ment, according to a Japanese
government spokesman, was to
"facilitate amicable settlement of
Nlppo-American negotiations In
view of the serious situation which
prevails.*
Orphans of Divorce
Amanda of Honeymoon
Hill
John's Other . Wife
Just Plain Bill,
Keeping Faith
Clu£ Matinee
United Press News
Texas Troubadours
Negro Volunteer
Leaves For
Houston Office
Q. Are foreign - language
groups aiding actively in the De-.
fense Savings program? - .
A. Emphatically yes- Through
purchase of Defense Savings,
Bonds by their organizations and
by Individuals, Austrian, French-
Canadian, German, Greek, Italian,
Hungarian, Polish, Russian, and
many other groups are partici-
pating extensively;
Q. Do the banks have plenty
of money- Why did the govern
ment turn to the people for dc
fense funds?
A. Extensive borrowing ** from
banks has a-strong inflationary
influence. Borrowing from citV
zens has two good effects: It di
verts increased national income
from excessive spending that
tends to send prices up; and It
gives every American the oppor-
tunity to vinvcst in his country's
jvelf^re-
ote. — To buy Defense Bonds
andSStamps, go to the nearest
post oftjce, bank, or savings and
loan assbtdation; or write to the
Treasurer ofcthe United States,
Washington, \ C. Also stamps
are now on saleat retail stores
HUNGRY FELI
Newark, N. J. <AP) — The, tel-
ephone operator saw the light
flash and asked:
"Number please." There was
no reply for almost a half hour
and then she heard a scream.
A quick call1 to police headquar-
ters and two radio cars sped to
the scene, a butcher shop- They
aroused Butcher Leo Leonardo,
who lived nehxt door, and then
with their hands ; on their guns
four policemen broke in last
night.
The receiver was off the tele-
phone hook, but the room was
empty — except for a cat.
"Now I remember," Leonardo
said, "I locked in the cat and for-
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Charlie Chaplin's Comedyjiit
At New Bengal Today and Tuesday!
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ORANGE, TEXAS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1941
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Anne Shirley Star. | LQST 52 LBSi
In Glamorous Role rr«m 170 o«wn *• *«• Lb*.
Wur Sin 14 Again
••tar*
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Raving ulrraily demonst rated
tier *upcrb Iflrffroftfr versatility in
a variety of roles, Anne Shirley i 
mi1<I to reveal the full charm of
tier imtni iihIII> hi it raKcinatiiii;
glamorous roll' in ItKC) Radio's
'•rnexpeclcd t'nele."
Co-featured with .lame* Craig
and Charlcn Cotwrn In this Hpark-
iing comedy romance, Mi i Shlr-
ley is east a  a pretty nliop-Klrl
Cinderella «h(wf romance with a
handsome millionaire provides
rare'humor and exciting art Ion.
t'nexpoeted Uncle" was pro-
front Eriv Hatch's well-
known story-
Showing at the New BHXtJAL
Wednesday ami Thursday.
ducetl
Contagion is a communication
of disease .from body to body-
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SIMPLE I EASY I NO DRVOSI
••I wua continually trying «liff rctit
luce, ii)«> dieting, with no twulU. • {JJ
V. t>. Well*. Fort Worth. Tl'x. '1 *
tit*, went tor the Candy Plan lining Aid*. Mf
weight wm then 170 ixmndi. I now wetfh 11 
itouiuif. I ICMd G2 ixmnru in lea# I 1 ati four raautlit.
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20 lH fore.". . . , .
You can low nelf pound* and h«T« * ■lender,
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follow the vtthV Ayd* Candy IMan—and grow turn..
Ayds contain neee«« ry *itainin« and mitriroanta.
Dulls appetite for fattening food*.
I Money Back If Not Satisfied
i it'll j-ou about our K'larwifef,! l*Ua Iter
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  Infection is the communication
of disease, especially by agent 6t
atmosphere or water.
Lee Steward, negro volunteer,
left Monday morning for the
Houston induction office to begin | got to give Ivqy.-her liver
military training. Mrs. John Lea.i i ■—  
chief clerk of the (Jrange county COFFIN DIDN'T COUGH
draft board, announced.
Shipping News
The steamship Geneva Lykes
arrived in Orange Sunday! loaded
7,000 pockets of rice furnished by
the prange Rice Milling company,
and "sailed Sunday afternoon for
Cuban and Puerto Hicen ports.
Boise. Idaho. (AP) — "Who's
coughing?" demanded a nurse, en-
tering the hospital ward, medi-
cine and teaspoon in hand./
"I'm Coffin," spoke a pa-
tient.
A whoop from /another bed,
just in the nick/m time, saved
Pvt. Lionel J--Coffin from a dose'
of nksty - tasting coimh medicine
Air Corps Replacement Center Will
Be Opened At Kelly Field
This new picture of Charlie Chaplin, the world's greatest, coined-
inii, chows him as "The Oreut Dictator," tlnvHIiu comedy: wliiyh he
IM-ndueed ami dlreetitl liliiiself. will* l'aii) >tle (io^ijUlard, .li^tlk OaUlc
ami Hilly (illls-ft sIiowIhk at the New Bengal ".yw throngs Tuesilay.
"TOlie the Toiler" at Gem Tuesday
«  Ull ton (bout our Kuariuitowl
liislni! welglit. Ij.jrit liow nmtu. Um np tii _
i wt'r.k. V'.u lake' no rlianw* Only s* doit.
"ATlsrAC I in on iioxRY 1IACK. kmwbba*
:M wmut, AYDS. Just iiliouu (
OKANtiK OHI O CO.
Kelly Field Texas Nov Xb I report to Major Sidney D: Grubbs,
Preparations entered th^ final commanding officer of the re-
ning here pla^mer>t center, as the first
A BASKETFUL OF
stages today for the op
Nov. 12 of the new^Arr Corps Re
placement Ccntep^fAircreW).
On that dat«< 1972 cadets will
BEIICAt
Run, Newest Hits!
en Daily 1 P. M,
and TUESDAY!
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He Talks JifHis New Comedy Masterpiece!
u0ae of the greatest pictures
IW Made!" —Damon Rurtyon
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Instri^'Uon in Killer Appri'iitIce
llcKrce Wi'dnesilay, Tliursilay and
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H. A. Heck, Secretary
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*<IO Years lluildlng Kx|ieriencc'
class to go through the new ten-
week preliminary training
c'ouree. preparatory to beginning
flight training. They will come
from all over the gulf coast aif
corps training center, an area in-
cluding all or part of fourteen
states.
The course at the' replacement
center is designed to prepare the
cadets, mentally and physically,
for the rigors of the1 actual flight
training, primary, basic, and ad-
vanced. They will be given in-
struction also in the duties of ju-
nior officers in the army air forces.
The initial class of 2000 will be
followed' in five weeks by another
group of similar size, and there-
after each five weeks a class will
leave for primary training, and
another begin- The center will
have an ultimate capacity of 4700
cadets. f
Construction on the million-
dollar project was begiln June 16.
with completion scheduled fgp-
Nov. 30. , However, a change in
plans added tjhirty buildings to
the original group, and'shifted
completion date to Feb. 15, but
arranging for thirty buildings to
be finished Nov. 15. It is these
buildings which are being rushed
to completion at the present time.
While the contractor and the U;
S. engineers are rushing construc-
tion, the officers assigned to the
new- center arte whipping into
shape the organization courses.
This is a task® whose magnitude
is easily overlooked.. Every de-
tail of the comfort and training of
the cadets 'roust be planned to
the "Nth" degree Especially
busy is the mess officer, Capt. L.
R. Kemp, who is faced with the
problem of providing cooks and
waiters ,as \vell as food, for the
cadets.
Jack Arnold lis Whipple. William Tracy us Mur, itiul
as Tlllle. Iif "Tlllle the Toller," latest comic strip to come to the i
screen, at the (<em Theatre fi I* two '. lg days start Inn Tuesday. 1
Elected in Virginia
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Added: llonuld Duck Cnrttion "CHKK TKIVAI.D"
— LATH-iT WORLD NKWS KVKXTH-' /
—Starting WEDNESDAY!
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SIGNS "O" LIFE
Commercial — Bulletins
* Sho Cards
Oeo. R. Dnnham, Hole Owner
SALES and SERVICE
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Colgate Darden
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Virginia elected !tho only new gov-
ernor in the Nov. 4 elections. Ho
is Colgate Darden, above, former
congressman. Darden, a Demo-
crat, scored a landslide over hl 
Republican opponent, Benjamin
7^ HilM. -
John Adams and Thomas Jef-
ferson, two signers of the Declar-
ation of Independence, later be-
came presidents of the U.' S
Mystery Thriller ;
At Strand Tues.
Sally Mllecs and Donuld/WwmIs
in "I Was A Prisoner On Ih'vlls
Island" sliowiiiK at the Strand
Tuesday ami Wednesday.
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomfilslon relieves promptly be-
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help
Kcrm laden phlet    
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in-
flamed bronchial mucous Mem-
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
abottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
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