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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • Page 14

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NOW THKi; TOMORROW THRU WEDNESDAY LAST. TIMES TODAY WAYKE-Beffy FIELD TUESDAY' 'and Lt. 1 SEL EOT RTS TrESDAY and WEDXESDAY BARGAIN DAT ROO Ann Potrttw Oaee SPAKfSH VILLAGE Dining--Dancing The Best i a Foods in South Texas On Highway Mile from Citj Limits LODGE NOTICE attend. GL'S S. A.

CLEAN RAGS A Apply of PRESSROOM Calltr-Times Powers To Co-ordinate Vital Raw Materials in Far East for Purpose of Mutual Defense Plan Will Prevent Aggressors From Using Stocks To Conquer Source of Supply, Flow To Japan Could Be Cut at Moment's Notice rOIU'l'S CUU1STI TIMES, A I Japan's Navy May Be I In Hawaiian Waters; 5, Won't Comment Texas News Briefs I DALLAS--Degree work began i today ior SO Texas Masons in I the 81st reunion of the Dallas i Scottish Rite bodies. James C. Jones, secretary of the! organization, said the theme Nov. 3. U.R-- Americans Have Area Under Constant Watch the the contribution i he Na last night i WASHINGTON, Nov.

3. ABCD powers--America, Britain. China arri Dutch East Indies--were reported, last night to have eorrpie'ect arrangements for co-ordination of the flow of: vital WICHITA. of- a ihe principle of guaranteeing xo all peoples equal declined comment on reports that Japanese have been active in Hawaiian and FALLS--Preliminary i Competent sources said there for was for alarm, however. snd supplies in, the For East for defense scheduled today charged, with pointing United States usually -w-eu-irifprroea sources suggested, that this program der in the of J'clur J.

i fleet and' have the 'framework- oi a arrangement "for, allocation Robinson, 33, private first class constantsurveH- strategic supplies on an equitable basis among the "iisve" and "have Headquarters "Battery, 131st-Field lance; and if 'Japanese i riot." nations. suohf-- Artillery, forces the: area, thev i i c'i'tributipri was one of the Robinson shot times the "tacit sufferance" i points uicUa'de'd- in statement-ol; i ws.r aims agreed to. by, President PrJme Churchill ja their confer- Itini-e- a It emphasizes here Vto- riisrlu a arrangement is of defense, to prevent from -acqwrriti j--ahd suhseq'ue n.Uy. original, il. jfSlllDS 111 1' Saturday vilght outside ihasmuciv: as -alien i veer Sheriff Alienlwarcraft 1 K1u Cuba wilr issue series t- stamps surrendered immediate 'de' OKI h--workers this al-1 friend-j Cdlifornici a dis- shipbuiidi defense5indus- Modest Maidens run The Milkman Officials some are'' auinip.e.-vin i5 arid liiinber vv British :3 3,1153.1 herap' tin IC and from i i a Jiidii'- i 1 1 ria i home o-f Ameri- "husband -D "-V' t'o'id i-i -1 1 j.

tL'IU i le a she shot; herself "durmg an l- i vT se irmal hay yet been. -EDnouncea the program. is i raid come the' vurifciriij'-n ci' the Tecent'y: jPresi-dpnt a i poliryj.rieci- i a new "or 134; as lol- 3' HOUSTQ.N- Zookeeper Hans reported today all ex- cepi 15 the city 266" Sttjries--DOC: Raiiiferj 'Music-' i Service Orchestra--nbc Headline rs 7 Proivtarri Book Wetlt; SrOvV--Yoljr N'e-ws Parade. fclS-- Jhn's Quartet America Sins--nbc Cross. Program Tel-Pic Prosram have survived' 'an -epi- i oenuc, out most, ot his stsitmen MUSIC--nbc are.

in hospitals' or in bed at j.Horne. i men inoculated i along with- jhe; an sin a is ana four birthday. arir.ivrry.r-.ry. A. 10 piui I the pubhc 15 Ross Si: Ob and to low yourig girl of 'costume 'cr o' -c- picture o' -Leo Lera.

who twice has been sentenced to qeaih 'iri- the 1 Harry i i here on Christmas morrung. will called, i i Kichr Assistant Railroad Commtssioner Dies i Richard, vf Bt Svp-. of G. i a the third HOUSTON---Week end a ijUijwUc.s 1941 toil 39, iess a rhe same ptriod las" year. A te'rUi'iUveiy HC rvla.unne| King, about 6.

''Was kiiiwS -fit 1 a street Mrs. resci Obcrg', ciiod a of fort Crix-keU, as Sis Reporter i i i ciub-- nbc 15-- c.staf:'--mh* -News Kr'i Arrciw Vnr Buirftlr.v~.nbc by Pro-tram 1191-1941 here for years. lifter a Tun n-'T-tJr-i -nbc Orar.rf Pri.rr Krrd GALVESTOX Bid 1 for at the Houston pori, inciuciirjg paving a loot Isnciing strip, will -f. 0 in the Army Engineer's office. A total oi in led- crai iuricis has be-sift alioued the about i i oi 1 a bt'en completed.

I I A i Col. rc-n R. Ca tor, coff; rf.a i i i the Army's jidiool here, a K. Auken, director of iiysng, pnrti'ci'paied today in the i serial gut'incry ircuri the now base. i i to was done over Matagortia Island.

cadets soon i regular gunnery practice. Parade Your TcCec Molly 1 Chritribcr of fa, Cfirn nbr 's MtlXi'c i I AP- 1 2, -Sicn i lX nhc i i -nhc REVERSE i i Leader Proposes Peacetime AEF to Europe DALLAS, Railroads Vital To Nation's Defense, i Official Says Nov. 2. S. -sec of was pr by Dr.

Krncit K. cent of tne of Chrisijsns oposed Ciin- onij! and Dr as a missionary iBny becau.se his Cfcv- i go lo give itatesrr.ftn-!- fend i i i i to tr.e of r.aiions 1 Or. urgr-cJ-. "If they sue-; not only good for but it would fce g-xxj iet us keep; i-'ir; 1 toward each HUMBLE cl was yesterday: i when he fell from a automobile Epson! Downs. Two trailing cars passed'over the boy before' they 'could be stopped, e3 in H.ar-·' lacs are play- coisntv a i this year.

r.sitona] cie- strewed KLLIXGTON FIELD--The tiicy of Cie- her of Army aviation cadets train- '4 trie one-day ing at EUinglon Field rose to 501 today of 50 pilots who graduated last Randolph Field basic i authorities said a 5 1 cadets aiready have completed 6j portion ts.Ke care of," i their weeks of bombing, pilot -iid. "Jfs by a i a the sol- training schedule. TM ac 'T a i AUSTIN-The body of Judge T. ra.Iroads liarcy 50j assistant director bigger state Welfare Department, has i the c.o.sing scss.on delegates been sen to i yj'' rlh funeral will be held tomorrow; corivention. i afternoon.

Judge Darcy died Sunday at 1.1'ano- of a heart attack. He re- i N. Nov. 3. Speaking oi a i a i service in reverse: A big A a over the courthouse and dropped letter with request -Joseph 5, Ulal il a i It was.

To Holdings tute proceedings to bring: Corp, system:" wiihm, th geographic limitations' of the. Holding ConYpany Act, and set- a hearing on. December 11.. IJnited is ihe; top unit in a sj tern 'with, '-'consolidated' assets around .522,600,000 comprising 13 utility and six non-utility subsidiaries. The'.

system reaches i eight states, but, its i i properties are mainly in the Ohio and. Indiana. I'he said, in effect, a united choose as its single 'integrated system either properties in thejDnkotas or those in Indiana and must dispose of interest's Bother a the i River Mining which operates, 'in North Dakota, i 1 i subsidiaries which the SEC ssid "appeared non- rctainablf inclurk; Ire 'arid -Refrigerating Co. Utilities m- riude the Fort Smith A Gas I Navy Is Training Pilots To Fight Above 30,000 Feet BOSTON, U. S.

Navy i trni.ninf; specialists- i j'ltiiudes feet. That is a i sort of world UVm lighters i in to --any. cx'rnt heretofore. J. C.

Adams, chief i surgeon. Navy Department, Washington, told the Aero Medical Association Up to now ihe real has been done a i where a i i supply of nxygcrt, solved by use Hon i i a problem, he said, 30.000 feet are dopletinR effecls of trcrrie, cold find of lone 1 0 engine i a i and to decompression, i a i a is only, at 40.000 feet. i as heavy at FORT curr.e, here aucnd tonvt.MiOrt Broiherrood of Railroad railroads are serving' a need iTiSt other means of trans- ACROSS 2S, Codilcf Starch of abhr. r.ft.f.r 12. 13.

IS. a i i i to 17. i i rort- 20. Talk ti.iolly Oil: i Knack 'Nut Troplr.at bird 7,7 40. Kncourago ft.

SI. Burdened fij. by one'ii mountain S3. Trap 60. Clent profit German Taxes Have Increased Sixfold In Past Decade Nov.

An E. D. I 8 ond o. E. CANNON ur a a ur.tier the of-- K1MBROUGH CANNON 7S52 modern anrS of.mfHete repair service JIT the rity.

for over Swiss, FXOrN' and HAMTLtONF WATCHES DIAMOND or DfAMONM analysis of deb! increases for i major nations i 1 today by the Federation of Tax showed the i following percentages of Germany, 600; Japan, 500; Unit- States, 36,5: Canada, SS; Great 1 Britain, 20. i information on which the study i was based came from the research i fiies of Dr, Ei, the University' of Chicago, Tr.MK OCKE0 HIM JK-RICHO, Nov. 3. Washington Lafayette is 84 years o.ij he lived alone here fori 60 years in he hoped to! complete some day. Hft's moving i Essex Jtmcti'orv.

Tim-e ktked buy btm'd'snK sv.yj it 10 signed as county judge of Johnson County i 1S36 to join the State Welfare Department. Memphis Paper Is Permitted To 'Keep It Hying' ATLANTA, Nov. 3, The first exception from the blackout ordered in South- eastern states to conserve i power was granted to the i Commercial-Ap- peal, it to con- tinue lighting art Amerrcarv flag stop its building. Frank AhJgren; editor, in requesting the. exception, ssid it was installed" daring trre first 1 World War and had nwer been extinguished.

flag is small awd has no com-- wereraT it 35 38 Iff 22 13 23 32 -o. -J3. a 14 2) '7 34 10 Jo il Thirsty 'fZ. IfSfO'n 63. Golf ttr.m DOWN 1.

Tounjt coir 2. Roughly eliip- tioal Iterate 6. f-'caweed fi, cuirhioni 7. Day's niarfn S. Ace of solving 3.

Bract irti? a flower 10. Rent 11. J'criod of Flesh food 21. Atr.nntaln 2S-. Allude Kxpress Kra.il- ti'id'e Went 21.

Compositlftn for 3fl. Tfto J7. Wentifu) AC any Sanwan rea- Wrt Swift aiviT h-elmct if, 'CVifef SttWrf The- Variety "Show Captain rnte-easl 5': W4p ftnver irirjg en red 1 'Hill's- c'ijs-basie -bi -Kexyiii-cbs-east -5 rehes tra'iv'N cws-- red Bha'tfiba- -i Barton's JJooper oh -chi-tibcie Jnck r.vbi-u'c^t 5 1 -15-- fx- LowciV. Tom Mix War, World 1 Capii'ii'a, rimc Wt'St thf Amos A.ndy'i i 'Lewis. and a News from -LamVy Kosj'ond ''His NBC's.

Concert Orchrvtra-- nb BlonUie GBS Cnnccrt Prrlv. The l.r;ne mb Wo want to a Mrs. 8. Joslin the local branch of the American Association of University Women for reminding us a this is Book Week. Ami for telling: us about A.A.U.WAs drive to obtain books to stock our elementary school libraries.

11 that while our high school and junior highs have good liiere's a lack of books in Ihe So ihese ladies: have hit upon idea of asking you to donate any old books you may ha at tic or in the storeroom t( help stock the elementary school libfan.cs. There; are con-: iainers ready, books a all ci ty so: take Aiid vdon-t; i ty "'J ewe I o. "vv ir Ovnr nibs i a Vnv Cal Sk Elmer 0. a i i and "Oaiiriel Montlny IV YOUR: FENDERS i i vv.tnt i.lSt. i 5 "today, up.

A A A I I A rvif.iF'j lV of fi-inu rlc ir I.T i i -ifinK't i i usic-- News Test Answers 1. I.a Kollcttc, Sr. The S. Senator of -I, l-'avors. M.ttlr GOLDEN TRIANGLE ADOLPH HOFK'ER A TOM I S.VTI.T.DAY TED A A A Open 10 a.

m. i The Plr-asure Music of JACK CRAWFORD ond I A Vora) tntri-prptalions of BENPURNELL i odd to Your i ot the A A i nf Choice Chinese Dishes, a a and Timon Dial -1171 I IT IJ-SMA al ART'S (LOB GRILL Eat Drink flOfl LEOPARD STREET Specializing I I A A BOTH A I 4 I A A I I A A I BEST FISHING IN THE WORLD PORT ARANSAS ALL CONVENIENCES TAKE CAUSEWAY AT ARANSAS TASS TEXAS DRIVE-IN THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT i fovs tTcry a beautiful rebel! -f VIRGINIA Madeleine Carroll Fred HacMurray irfm ftrnMct.

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