The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 259, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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Flying Patrol
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Adventure Stories v'N
'To Be Announced- ^
San\ and Louie
Tom Mix \
' ,Em> Aces
B 9:19 Mr. Keen ;
|:30 Vincent Lopez's Orchestra
News and Sports
Treasury Hour
News Highlights
Vocal Varieties
{;IS Life and the Land
:30 NBC Symphony Concert
Lum and Abner
News Parade
Dick Rogers' Orchestra
Art Jarrett's Orchestra
. Associated Press News
Mitche.ll, Ayers' Orchestra
Jfiul Hallptt's Orchestra
1!:M Associated Press News
!i:00 Sign Off
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER S,
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Sunrise. Frolic
The Eye Opener
Stamps Quartet ,,
European News Roundup
Headline News
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MATT GARNER
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FOR FREE Delivery
5.,All Kind* Barbecue
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Stated Meetings
IY. DECEMBER 1, 1MI.
tlon in Enter Apprentice
Degree WrrtwtfSday, Thursday and
Friday evening*.
MASONIC TEMPLE, 411 Fifth St.
E. I. Hardy, W. M.
H. A. Itcfk, Secretary
s Last Mass
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Bengal Starts Wed.
Philadelphia. (AP) — Lieuten-
ant Frank Hudson is the favorite'
golfing partnec of Commander
and Mrs. James B. Donnelly at
the Philadelphia navy yard.
Last July, while playing with
Hudson, Mrs. Donnelly shot a
hole-in-onb on the first hole-
Yesterday Hudson paired with
the commander- Uh huh Ddn-
nelly get his ace on the fifth hol«-
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hhowinu at the strand Tuesday & Wednesday
Klfler-Diller at Gem Now
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Olor in KWuiihoii with Adolphc
McnJ<<u In "Father Takes A
Wife" at the New Bengal Wednes-
day ami Thursday.
Lieut Michael F. Duggan, of Buffalo, N. Y., preaches what was des-
tined to be his last Mass at Carthage, N. C. The next day he was killed
when a command ear in which he was riding overturned near Glendon.
N. C. He was the Catholic chaplain of the 174th Infantry.
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7:15 Sabine Tabernacle
7:45 Reveille Roundup
8:00 Breakfast Club
0:00 Uncle Sam Calling*
9:05 Waltz'Reveries
9:15 what's Doing Around
Beaumont' *
9:30 Organaires
9:45 Market Reports ,
9:50 -,,Jerry Sears' Orchestra
9:55 Morning News
10:00 Preseott Presents
10:15 Viennese Ensemble
10:30 Music By:
10:45 Hollywood Headliners
10:55 United Press News
11:00 The Southernaires
11:15 Market Reports
11:20 - Aloha Land
11:30 Modulated Moments
11:45 Checkerboard Time
12:00 News \
12:15 Chuck Wagon Gang
12:30 Singin' Sam x
12:45 Noon Toons
12s55 United Press News
1:00 Stamps Qluartet
1:15 Vincent Lopez's Orchestra
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
SERVICE AND REPAIRS
- Edgar Stephens, Technician
Economy Prices
V " Work Guaranteed
Orange Radio Service
BOO Front St .—Orange, Texas
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Into the Light
Midstream
Orphans of Divorce
Amanda of , Honeymoon
'Hill 'i
John's Other Wife
Just Plain Bill
Club Matinee
Red1 Arrow newscast
OPEN FORUM
Mr. J. B. Quigley, Editor & Pub-
lisher
The Leader
Orange, Texas
My dear Mr. Qiiigley:
Knowing ot-you'r interest in the
proposed Neches river improve-
ments,'^ve believe that the follow-
ing information will be interesting
to you-
Since the rise of Hitler ism in
Germany, the strategic Midland
canal, connecting the-. Rhine and
Elbe rivers, and the Havel - Ho-
henzollern - Finow eanals, con-
DAILY CROSSWORD
Complete Line
Ideal Cabinet <
and Mill Work
TEMPLE
Lumber Co.
1111 Park Ave. — Call 448
Orange. Texas
*00 Year* Building Experience*
SIGNS "O" LIFE
- Commercial — Bulletins
Sho Cards
Geo. H. Dunham, Sole Owner
SALES and SERVICE
East
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Call
1120
2. T > light up
3. C.nder
4. Possesses
5. Jumped
«. A bird
7. Metal
8. Fault
11. Feigns
13. Bang
15. Wlnnowa
17. Nip
20. Flower
ACROSS
1. Exclama-
tion
5. Slipped
•. Bulging Jar
10. Minute
opening
11. Book at
maps
12. Chambers
14. Dull, explo-
sive sound
15. Smokestack 21. Diverted
16. Male cat 23. Japanese
J7. Forbid
18. Sun god
19. Staining
21. Obscure
22. Mends, as ,
a bone
23. An outfit
24 Malt beverage
25. Distress
signal
26. Pig pen
21. Gloves
29. Solemn
wonder
30. Heat
32. Calcium
(sym.)
33i Strike
34. Past
35. Rubbed out
38. Skin disease
39. Minute
zither
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HAVE sr. there will always !>•
something you DON'T have
tbjrtyou WAN'T . . . Whether
want to BUY something
or SELL something . . .
BENT Something . . . Or FIND
ethlng . . . SWAP soine-
ig ... or A'NKOUNOf.
something ... a few ceats
spent on a Classified Want Ad
Will bring results! Phon* 1094
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groove
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41. High tem-
perature
42. Worry
43- Sweet
potatoes
44. Spreads grass
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25. Sediment.
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hued
27. A servant
38. Seala
28. Highest/
cards
30. Swindles
31. Female
student
36. Region
37. Asian
kingdom
38.! Measure
of land
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Ruby Mercer, young American I
eratic soprano, and Ted Haig, ra(...
announcer, are pictured after their
marriage in New York. The b*Me
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les-
lie Mercer of Athens. Ohio, and at
present la ope of the stars of the
New Opera Company.
necting the River Elbe with the
Baltic sea, have been constructed.
Hearing completion is the Ludwjg
canal, connecting the North and
Black seas. Jbday. Germany's
inland waterway system connects
Hamburg with Stettin, a port on
the Baltic sea, via the Elbe, ttavjel
and Oder rivers; and Bremo^
with Constanza, a port on the
Black sea, via the Weser - Ruhr -
Rhine - Main and Danube rivers.
Through these inland waterways
destroyers, submarines and other
light naval craft, and commercial
boats,, pan move, freely and quick-
ly, without interference from en-
emy naval power. The amazing-
ly efficient Germans do not over-
look nor neglect the value of their
waterways, either for defense or
commercial use.
A little while ago, the. secretary
of commerce, the Honorable Jes-
se H. Jones, stated that we codtd
riot have too many improved in-
land waterways, both in the in-
terest of agriculture, trade and
industry, and for national defense.
It is highly significant thfct, right
now, the Germans are working
feverishly to improve the Danube
river. The further improvement
of the Neches waterway would
certainly be of great value to your
section.
America has the greatest po-
tial inland and i,ntracoastal wa-
terway system orireai'th*; develop-
ment and expansion could" make it
a priceless national asset.
Yours very truly,
S. Willson Richards, Editor
The Marine News
26 Water Street
New York, City.
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Mow I Nolan, playing Mike Sliayue In "inched to Kill" gets all
t.-.ngled up In mystery In 11 burlesque tlienlre. Mary Beth Hughes
has tlie feminine lend. Today and Wednesday at the OEM Theatre.
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Asphalt Surfacing
Program Complete
A program of asphalt surfacihg
of several sections of highways a-
long.the borders and some within
the city under sponsorship of the
WPA and Orange county, super-
vised by S. J. Caillavet, has just
been 1 completed. /
The road improvement includes
the entire golf road, from its
western intersection with high-
way 90, to Sixteenth street, thence
north to Ribbeck crossing, south
to Cordrey dpjve and to North
Sixth street, including Tepth
street from Burton to Cordrey, a
portion of which was slightly
damaged during the high water
period as a: result of drainage ob-
struction; qlso the new road to
the Weaver ship yard-
Work of building a lateral road
from the Weaver ship yard drive
to the Texas Creosoting plant, ,as
a means of eliminating a one way
entrance, was under way Monday-
IT TAKES TIME
•Jericho, Vt. (AP) — Washing-
ton Lafayette is 84 years old and
he lived along here for 60 years
in a house he hoped to complete
someday-
He's moving to Essex Junction.
Time licked him, he said. It took
money to buy building material
and it took time to save the
money. \
Scintillating Carmen Miranda
likes It down In Havana, the I<h
rale for her latest picture for 21 itli
Century-Fox. the Technicolor 11111-
sical, "Week-End In Havana"
wh(rh el |«es tonlte nt the Now
Kendal Theatre. Alice Faye, Jolin
Payne and Cesar Konici-a nj;e nlM)
starred. ...
Soldiers' field rations 'Ayill soon
include a food confection b^ntain-
ing cottonseed flour. The pi\>duct
which 1 ifi manufactured and mar-
keted by a Fort Worth cotton oil
mill, has been endorsed by' the
Council on Foods of the Ameri-
can Medical association.
all first bun pictures
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today and wednesday
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 259, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1941, newspaper, November 4, 1941; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth220874/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.