The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1943 Page: 2 of 4
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ORANGE, TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1943
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THE ORANGE LEADER
i ' Published every afternoon ex-
empt Saturday, and Sunday morn-
In* at 503 Front street, by the
Orange Leader Publishing Co.
Entered at Orange, Texas P. O
at Second Class Mail Matter Un-
der Act of Congress March 3, 1918
"J. B. QUJGLEY, Editor A Pob.
FLORENCE BRANDT, City Ed.
*.ULA MAE TURNER, Soc. Ed.
w: ; OFFICE HOURS
Editorial Dept. 8 a. m to 5 p. m.
3wlincss Offices 8 a. m, to 5 p m
Circulation Dept. 8 4. m. to 8 p. m
Except Sunday, 6 a. m. to'9 a. m
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBEI1
VI.-FOR RENT
17. Ilooms
NOW OPEN! l.ui kic's New llotrl,
COG Third. Make r.«>m nerva-
tions i t I.uik ie's Hotel, Dormi-
tory, 300 Front Street, Phone
2054.
j Today'
ICTORY GARDEN-GRAPH
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TOMOT
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only.
CLASSIFIED RATES
The rates tabulated below applj
to ads originating within the state;
of. Texas and Louisiana. The 4, 5
and 7 times rates apply only to ad.«
scheduled for consecutive days.
• i Count five (5) average length
words to a line; each initial, phone
number or group of numeral*
count a word.
3&4
tl.
ONE Bedroom, men
Tenth, Dial 2817. j
BEDROOM for m« i.,/f pre-
ferred. Write P. O. Box <<91.'
' "• " 11 r- •
LIGHT Iloustkeppinc roitniH for-
couple- -or two g^firtIt-men. 3(10
Myers. Cftvc 1
FURNISHED r.orn with kitchen
■ privileges for c/stuple in Vi.ntbn,
La'., only 12'miles from <ij uti^e.
.. Bux • servipc i7uht to shipyard
In exchange for euro «,f lom'a-
lescent' and/ h<>u;:f'Work. Dial
4182, Orange. , ■ .
FIHNIsHli) rooms for «irls.
120(1 Sholars Street.
CUPPER VICTIMS' BODIES "HOME"
■c -
PLANT ROOT BAU. ./, -
DEtP THEN GRADUALLY
FILL TO SOIL SURFACE.
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20. Trailer Space
NICE Quiet trailer s|)icr..l'iiu|ilts
'only. Near town ruul shipyards, \
S3 weekly. Mrs Tiny, I (till, 212 { .,
Main. Apply afternoon only.'
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CLASSIFIED 1HDEX
L BUSINESS DIRECTORY
n. ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Card of Thanks
1 Lodge Notices
I Loot and Found
4. Special Notices
HI. EMPLOYMENT
I. Help Wanted
5. Sltastlons Wanted
IV. EDUCATIONAL
II Pthfitc Instruction
V. FINANCIAL
Opportunities
VI. FOR RENT
Trailer far Rent
M. Trailer Space
•1. Farms
Basin ess Opportunity
S3. Household Goods
14. Wanted To Rent
•'•■•8 Swap
VHI. FOR SALE
TKAII.CK
Street.
KpttCf, Rein ' "and Kith '■
Modern conveniences.
23. IIbusehffld floods
c-rot t
. Moree
I'rittid.iho. •"
, Dial 4(151.
TOMATO PLANTS ahould not
be set out in the Victory garden
until ull danger of froat la paat
If the plants are purchased from n
grower select sturdy looking onea
which are stocky and have dark
green' foliage.
■ All plants when transplanted
Call 401 Into'the garden are set a little
deeper than they were growing In
the Hat or other container. Thlsflo
particularly Important In the caoe
of tomato plants and, as Illus-
trated In the accompanying Gar-
den-Graph, they can be set aa deep
as the first shoot of leaves. This
Cln „ . , „ „ . —. means that the root bail should be
Rrward f r ' "«• •' room furnJ^j appl,uximately as Illustrated
"Pt-with electric ice box. No and the I1 can then be gradu-i'v
C-hddren. Dial 2j70. - I oiled In i o the surface aa the plant
gas heaters in exc ellent con-1 takes hpid and hsooniea estoi>-
Care of Tomato Plants in Victory Garden
By DEAN HAUUDAT
rt el eased bf Ctntral Press Association
24. Wanted t o Kent
SETTI.ED permanent eouple,
wants bedroom, apartment ' or
■hoiise. Reference.". Dial 3,17
dition: one Old Town
Call at 113 Knox.
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PLANE TALK
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7 Jfust as we were prepared to forget all about those pesky
Gremlins—and their relatives—this story came in.
Army j A>r Force Cad^. Bom- ~
irdiers/reporting to a Texas base |
bardiers
are handed copies oL* publica-
tion entitled "Cadet Bombardier,"
designed to orient' lhcrar-with ac-
tivities/at the base, and offering
suggestions which may prove
helpfu
Among other things the
publication introduces cadets
to /the "Bombii," which Is
described tliusly:
"The RAF .li.is its Gremlins
which cause its lighter pilots all
ik.indk of trouble, hut when AAF
ocWybs fail to hit the mark at this
bombardier college, it is the fault
3t the Bombii ' /
''Bombii are different
Kremlins in that they are qualified
found pieces of /nbric (includ-
ing the Rising Sun I on the leading
eOge of my plane."
DIESELS IN SLDVIP?
. Apparently gasofinc engines tor
aircraft are hereto stay,despite
recurring talk about the use of
diesel motors.—1
One prominent aviation re-
search man said the other dny
that the Germans not only aren't
using diescls . now, but weren't
terribly enthusiastic about the
Test models put into operation
four years ago. Ho said he was in
Germany in 1939 where he saw,
from engineers putting diesel engines
into bombers. One of them re-)
markeil he wished lie had
Canoe
WANTED—l-'urrt. Apt. for couple.
best references. Phofie 6IIH.
Army Doctor
28. Household Hood a
B. Hoasehold Goods
19. Business Equipment
M. Machinery and Took
- II. Bnlldlng Materials
Seeds, Plants
,. U. Livestock and Poultry
. It Res I Estate
.,,^'IL Automobiles
3<. Boats
VI. Aato Service
,M. Trailers
|.
" I.—BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
5-4 ... - •
INDEPENDENT
MATTRlvSS
No. I and No.
110 Border St.,
St., Dial 2841 or
h rn1ti rk &
1 omi'anv.
2 stores located
and 300 Border
4013 It i buy your
furniture just above wholesale]
price. Save one-hatTon your pur-
chase liy. paying cash. Owned by
Slaughter Bri|thers.
TABLE top" sat range,, U^igiS
Months... $85.00. 412 Border.
VII.~\FOR SALE
U. Heal Etilafe
3. Lost and found
♦ ■ " •
jfK,ir„LOST—Billfold containing draft
card and other papers. Keiyjj
money. R. P. Ulrey, Sikes Hotel, j
P" LOST — Coin purse containing!
_. $31.00 cash. Jacksonvillo. Florida1
P" "• - written on purse. Reward. Re-1
..-turn to Mrs. W. A. Bcnoit, Or-!
<• angefield. . , j
... 4. Special Notice*
;
JL'^AIUNG—By appointment only.!
JJJJ-DIAI. 47117, 1403 Curtis. ^ !
WANTKD—Ride to Nacogdoches i
; Saturday evenings, return Sun-
p«« day By war worker. Dial 41148.
<•* «' A. II. MeGee.
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Fit IF estimates on paper-hang lug
:ui.r"iifrrfiiiri| First-class work.
— O. M. Dry. Dial 2333.
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l OWN practically all of the lots
bordering oh the "Circle" and
State Park on McArthUr Dr.ivo.
They are for sale. They aiJc not
cheap. Some dandy tourist
- camp and ' filling station sites.
The two hiShv/ays" are now be-
ing graded. V. H. Stark.
9-ROOM house un 60 by 150 toot
lot In Brunei- Additioh. Modern
plumbing, lights,, -wat^r. gas.
telephone. New fence. S1 <i50.00
cash. Applj;"' -AlbetTMJollier..
Courthouse
SALE at bargafn—11 ■ acres In-!
eluding, residence huaUHl in North I
Orange on Lliflt Street. Ideal.>
Site_10i trailer houses, also gov--!
den. Plenty room, for cow. chfek-
eijsi-ete. Cal) K. W: Stephenson,
attorney for owner, telephone
4723.
Uabod. The lower leaf item* on a
tomato plant always turn yellow
and drop off, therefore they can
bo removed at planting time If
you (Iwlw.
Tomato plants also require a
certain amount of pruning aa they
grow. Suckers will develop aa il-
lustrated at the leaf Joints and
these should be removed until tho
fruiting period la well advanced.
If this Is not done the suckers will
sap (ho plant's strength and the
fruits produced will be of poor "
quality and amaU In also.
Tomato suckers grow In the
Joints of the stem between the
leaf and tho main stalk. The true
fruiting spur* come directly from
tho stem on the opposite side and
where there Is no leaf stem.
PKOBLEM CHILD
Kansas City. (AP) — Officers
picked up a stray monkey yester-
day. they report with sorrow. . .
While they debated sending the
little animal to the unclaimed
property office, or possibly to the
missing persons bureau, he:
Scampered across an ink pad
and left footprints on important ;
papers: climbed to the ceiling j
1 when pursued: chewed the end oil 1
the clerk's fountain pen; and j
manhandled a typewriter with
glee.
They put him in "a pet Store to
await his owner.
BOOHS Of PERSONS killed when the Yankee Clipper craahed near
Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 22. are returned to the United States. Pine
boxes containing the bodies are unloaded at Philadelphia from the
Portuguese ship San Miguel. Boxes on dock contain bodies of Her-
man Stanley Rush and Tamara Swann. Owl-being lowered contains
that of Frank J. Cuhal, radio correspondent. (International)
oombardiers and understand the "iflrKeci «e utisnea ne nan some)
complicated..mechanism of- the flood Atncncnn jtir-coolad e«-,
famed secret bombsight* WW* to put mto the bombers.
"According to 'cadets at this Our expert admits that dicSels'
ilcld. thev were spawned bv Satan "feet pretty good fuel consumption,
land "use bomb shackles for teeth- hut points out that tiey still arc
/bueramrTUBtf"
As JAM
AKKBuo
tng rings. Being natives of the
West Texas cattle country, they
[ran ride 'a falling bomb to a
I standstill. They can make a bomb
jiurn handsprings, and. 'to the
I despair of the bombardier, land
; ,t far from the target."
In fact any ill-fortune
which befalls a bombardier
is attributed to the Bombii,
not to the cadet—which prob-
-ably is as it Should be.
NEW TACTICS
How an Amertean airplane
■cnocked a Japanese fighter out of
he skies in recent Guadalcanal
too heavy and that power output
per-pound-of-enginc is still too,
low. He added that, to his knowl- !
edge, not a single Nazi piano 1
powered by a diesel Itid yet ! «• «*
shot down in this war.
"DONT'S" HAVE IT
They are developing a lot
>1 stole women in the Con-
olidated Vultee plant at
owney, Calif.—but It's lor
leir own protection. Her«t
re a few of the "dont's1
aimed at women workers: ~~-
They must not wear open-toed
shoes, to prevent stubbing of toes
Ighting by ramming it in mid-air~and picking up steel splinters;
LT.COL
Charts Am)
m
pilots to anv auied omr TOWaT
M<D~iT.cocaiar«MMK«
l\£* A PfcwwR oft* MK- autn
ivas recently revealed by Rear
Admiral John S. McCain. Chief
>f the Navy Bureau'of Acroftau-
ti<s.
y^Tiiral McCain described the
nc...ent in a message to the em-
ployees of the company which
auilt the fighter.'
"A Jap, and I." Admiral
McCain quoted the pilot as
saying, "both continued in
our head-on runs and delayed
pullouts so lonfc we crashed
in mid-air, my right wing
hitting both of His right wings
head-on. Finding that my
plane was still Controllable,
1 turned and •" v the Jap
plane oelow me. apparently
havinv rouble.
they must wear nets or caps com-
pletely covering their hair, to
protect them from whirling drills
and other moving machinery;
slacks' are in order—women not in
slacks must not enter the plant;
heels icitfioiit nails must be worn
in the paint shop to prevent
sparks from igniting highly in-
flammable liquids; low heels must
be worn at ail times; no gloves to
protect pretty hands may be worn
near moving machinery; no jew-
elry. bracelets, rings — except
.weeding rings—can be worn near
movi'rig machinery; no smoking is
permitted in the factory area;
wdmen must not attempt to lift
anything weighing 25 pounds or
more;
Forty percent of the plant's em-,
"I observed the Jap go off into ploy res arc *-«nen. And women]
a spin and another pilot reported enjo.v frills. But these war work-!
Henderson Field and landed, "dents."
ONtY WOMAN physician serving
with the U. S. Army In the Brit-
ish Isles is Lieut. Marion C. Lol-
zenux, above, bf Wellealey,
who la attached to the headquar-
ters, services of supply, Kuropea*
theater of operations. V. 8. Army
Slg. Corps photo. (Interaction*!)
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.... ///.—EMPLO YME\T
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.►i. Help Wanted
^aJKAMFED — Woman to Iron 2 or
nays week. Apply Help-Ur-
► Laundry. Market St.
J;. r"? r~" 1
' J "' MATURE woman wanted as doc-
« tori office assistant. Please
l " give qualification*. Box 23. Or-
ange Leader. *
LAI'NDRV help wanted. No ex-
_ perience necessary. Orange
^55 Laundry.
J CRSE PANZER
Los Angeles. (At*)—tors, Lor-
laine-King was sitting beside an
open street car window, she said-,
when:
A pickup truck drove up along-
• iitc. a youth standing in it reach-
ed through the window, snatched
i 'lcv nurse- containing SjBS, and
hastily drive away.
NICE 3-i'(i(im house and 3 large
lots ill 1,51.tiWdWiMwl^gomI wiij|er.
Apply 605 Knox.
Itl.'Ali This If Intcrest'-il in Iniving
ttimpletc fiirni' hed hohur-in iir-
ange located 5-hlwks rtom main
business district. Rooms now
rented bfingiiii! in nppt'oxi'mate«|.
ly Slid monih. Owner has 3- 4'ltAILERH for sale. Grorge
room apartment with private; Dunham, 91 Kast Green Ave
batlfi, Sell til sacrifice bin buy-
er rmist have suhslan-tial down
■ payment. Dial 4503-after (■ P.
M. week-days. i.
CHOKrE Lot. Mi\ I «5 ft. close' In.
Small hoiise, Bargain. Call at
100 Green Ave,"<ltirihn day.
■Ui. It an I a.
HOI SEBOAT for sale. turn, or
" mVfurn. Apply 421 Stark.
37. Auto Service
8. Situation* Wantedm
GENTLEMAN wants three or four
, toourg work mornings, ail day
Box 2, Leader,
GILLET TIRE SERVICE
,|fc, . . if.
SAVE Money on tire vulcanising
by having expert work done
with best available materials
and equipment in Orange with
written money-hack guarantee.
7 days week, 16 hours daily. Also ;
used auto parts, bicycle tires and
tubes, and repairing. We buy
wrecked and burned cars. Phone I
2452. Cillet Tire Service, Port}
Arthur Highway. |
^ carrv him <5invfca-- set
silken cushions - prepare
a. tepid milk bath |n mv
private suite .
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thanks
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iv kino a
s-stiff
WE ARE SOVWH K'VOU x
MV DEAR JERfTy— WELCOME
to our humble abode .
it is -jours " all of it
what is ours is
joe's--and vours.
oh joe-
mappy you have come
wear them - --thev
Love you.
lOOU-KVOO
K'YOL)"*
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PHEW. IS THIS HOT
WORK '
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GOOD second-hand . Evlnrude or
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hedrnom and living rone
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1943, newspaper, April 27, 1943; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth221322/m1/2/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.