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,7 Vr Uf. 1 TAGE EIGHT HIE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER," SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1933 PREVIEW OF PICTURES ERROL FLYNN SOLDIER OF FORTUNjE, ADVENTURER, AVIATOR A two-wheeled wheelbarrow hn. been developed by a Calif omla manufacturer to prevent tipping a hauling of heavy materials such ils Watch For I "THE NIGHT IUWK" cement. i 1 i I.I HI JUIIU HJ ill. I III 1110 1 I "Gangster' Boy" 'I, "iuJsrrj cood" Read What These Well-known Specialists Have to Say About BELL'S IDISION DRS.

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Mr Dear Sir: 4 We have been using Bell's Emulsion for more than twenty Have, found it very useful following Influenza and Colds to clear up bad coujhs and restore normal conditions In elderly people. We used it with food results in children lor same condition as older people to build up resistance, as It is taken without disturbing digestion. Yours very truly, S. II. BURTON.

Bell's Emulsion Plain and -with Creosote is sold by all Dni-gists. If your Drusjist does not have it, mail fl.00 to Walter's Drug Store, Staunton, Va, and we will mail it to you prepaid." IOL FLYK27 Hailing from the north of Ireland, Errol Flynn actor by profession, became one of the outstanding romantic figures of the cinema. In -screen fame as the" swash-buckltng pirate of "Captain Blood." He mayMiare war ace of the Royal Flying Corps. "The Dawn-Patrol" TO ALL OUR PATRONS" "A HAPPY NEW YEAR WAKNSB BBOB. D.I I 3 days only starting' MONDAY tTY 7i J'r i -f Modern high school youth, its ambitions and problems, is capably depicted In Monogram's "Gangster' Boy" starring Jackie Cooper play tog Monday and Tuesday at" the Visulita theatre.

The timely production is the story of an average boy. Larry Kelly, who it the school's leading and tudent. Ambitious, his chief objective West Point. However, all of his illusions are shattered when he discovers' that his father, who arrives in the small town to live with him and his mother, is, a re tired gangster. "The Dawn' Patrol "The Dawn Warners' new aviation story, has its first local showing Monday at the Dixie theatre.

A full-bodied action drama it marks the return of Errol -Flynn to the adventurous type of role which mad him famous. "The Dawn Patrol" is a story of British wartime, aviation, a moving and exciting compound of the pitiful, heedless gallantry of youth and the calmer courage of maturity. It relates the typical history of a squadron of the British Royal Flying corps during a few fateful months of 1915. It tells particularly the stories of the only two well-trained and comparatively veteran pilots In the outfit, Courtney "and Scott, played respectively by Flynn and David -Niven. In addition to Flynn and Nlven, the remarkable ail male cast assembled by Warner Bros, includes Basil Rathbone, Donald Crisp, Mel-ville Cooper, Barry Fitzgerald, Carl Esmond, Peter Willes, Morton Lowry, James Burke and Michael Brooke (the Earl of Warwick.) "Rythm of the Saddle" Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette will appear in the rip-snortin' mu sical Western, "Rhythm of the Sad die," Monday and Tuesday at the Strand This time bashful Smiley Burnette falls "in love "with Pert Kelton, aunt of Gene Autry 's film fame.

For your New Year's entertain' ment see "Rhythm of the 0 Farmers' wives buy more canned foods and other manufactured food products than do town housewives, it is reported. Locust trees 4.000 years old grow in the West Indies. CONT. MONDAY and TUESDAY NEW TERILLS! NEW SONGS Ki'Hb tonj in hit hcari ind a gun in hit hand. Ccnc tctsva duty, daulinr 2 pxc as he dinx to vmd) im (he (real- -l til todco r4 cA the 't I mmimo? I.

iiv lb Mi Cont. Shows Monday Holiday Prices Prevail All Day -A If Jackie Cooper in "Gangster's Boy," playing Monday and Tuesday at the Visulite theatre. City in Lowest Brackets in Fire Loss in Virginia Staunton has never entered the annual clean-up and fire prevention campaigns sponsored by the National Fire Protection associa tion, Fire Chief E. H. Dabney said yesterday; but this city has al ways been in the lowest brackets of fire loss among Virginia muni clpalities, he added.

Furthermore, the state's fire in spectors have each year for the past eight or ten rated Staunton as the 'cleanest city in Virginia," i Chief Dabney said. He explained this rating had been given after four inspections per year. The fire chief said barring another consequental fire, Staun ton's 1938 fire loss would be considerably under $5,000. Last year, it was about this amount, he stated. Asked why the city had never entered the national contest, Chief Dabney said there was no reason.

"We just' have always handled our own fire prevention and cleanup campaigns," he asserted. A recent survey by the National Fire Protection association showed Roanoke had topped the state for three consecutive years, and that Waynesboro had been given honorable mention. The survey placed Newport News in second position for' 1938. Nor folk was also given an honorable mention position. FIREMEN GRATEFUL -Fire Clllei E.

H. mbtiey yesterday thanked citizens Staunton and especially the girls of the Staun ton Manufacturing company and of Lee High school, for "Invaluable assistance'" and contributions to the firemen's Christmas The two groups of girls, he said, dressed about 500 dolls. Citizens generally were thanked for their donations of toys, edjbles, and money. rr-7TTT PURSUES SPECIAL WORK Miss Dorothy Mohler, for two and one-half years an employee in the office of Deputy Clerk Earl McF. Taylor, of Augusta circuit court leaves today for Rich mond where enter the Virginia.

School of Law and Commerce. -MLss Mohler expects to take a "res adventurer by inclination burst into "The Dawn Patrol, he plays a devil opens Monday at the Dixie. 1 YMCA Notes (By the General Secretary) CHESS TOURNAMENT Just at present Jimmie Llhos Is resting on the top round of the ladder in the chess tournament Next to Jimmie is Chas. Echols, followed by Virgil Knopp, Frank Moffett, James Kessler, Jesse. Bratton, Ben Hanson, Clyde Brooks, Bobby Cul pepper.

Tommy Tullidge, and George Tullidge. Two other entries are expected to sign up this week, which will give us a full ladder. The players are given the privilege of playing at any time they can arrange a match with the one above them on the ladder. At the end of each month, an award will be presented to" the boy occupying the top round. SUNDAY BOYS' CLUB The regular meeting of the Boys' Sunday Afternoon club will take place today at two p.

ra. All mem bers and their friends are urged to be present. There are still a good many boys who have not received their button and we trust that they will be out today to get them. A boy must be present at least two meetings before the button is pres ented, A report will be made at the meeting today on the standing: of all members with reference to the gold (button contest. SWIMMING PRACTICE Next practice for the girls' swimming team will be held in the pool Tuesday at five-fifteen p.

m. All candidates are urged to be present at every practice so as to be in first class condition for the. first meet to take place Friday night, Jan. 20. At the meeting Tuesday a manager and captain will be elected to guide the destinies of the team this season.

The pool is kept, at an average temperature of eighty degrees and the room is one of the warmest in the building. The pump is working in fine shape, which means that the recirculated water is absolutely safe. The pool Is tested regularly by the state department even more often by the physical director. LOBBY GAMES POPULAR There are very few moments during the day that the ping pong tables in the lobby are not in use. With' plck-up-sticks and Chi nese checkers to be added along with the chess tournament will keep the.

boys and girls busy inbetween their gym periods. Off jmd on during the winter season contests will be held for these different lobby games. PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT The Employed boys' basketball league, composed of three teams, is now well started, with each team having played Leroy Willtprson's team has a distinct edge to date with a record of five games won and only one lost. rf. The other two captained by Gus Masencupp and Ernest Monroe, are tied for second place with each having won two aid lost four.

The league-leaders dropped their first game last night to Monroe's five by a one-point margin. With the game in the bag for them despite Carter's sharpshootlng from the foul line the league leaders fell in the last ten seconds of play when Gilbert sank one for 'the necessary two points. Listed below Is the league roster: 7 Wilkerson, Capt. Calvert. Southard, Bowers, Sheets, and Weatherhorn.

Masencupp, Capt. special course in stenotyping, and will be away from the city about three months. mtm The m6dern theaV MAT. 15c NITE 20c CHILDREN 10c CONTINUOUS SHOWS MONDAY Tuesday First-Staunton Showing 1ST With Robert Warwick Lucy Gilman Wednesday A Thursday "TO THE VICTOR" From the Famous Dog Story By Alfred Ollivant, "Bob, Son of Battle" "dawn pathol COURT NEWS Charged with leaving the motor of his machine running unattended, W. Lee Gardner was summoned Saturday on Johnson street by Officer Lester P.

Jones. The summons was Issued at nine-twen ty-five. Gardner is scheduled for a hearing Jan. 3. Filed in the county clerk's offices Marriage Licenses To be married Jan.

1 at Waynes- boro, Luther Taylor and Gracie Magdalene Frazier, both of Waynesboro. Married Dec. 31 at MoffatU Creek, John Clayton Bradley and Margaret Caroline Campion, both of Halethorpe, Maryland. 'Deeds Robert G. Farrar, executor of Farrar, deceased, and Bettle Farrar to Robert G.

Farrar and Grace G. Snyder for $5 and other valuable considerations, tract of ninety-three" acres on Whiskey creek, Pastures district. William Walter Gibson and wife, Bertie Bell Wills and husband, and Lillian Maude Bragg and husband, E. to John P. Wills for $10 and other valuable consid erations, lot of one-half acre with Provementa Mlddle Rlver dl Frances Wells to Walker A.

Bolen for $10 and other valuable consld eration, lot of one acre at Brands station. YEAKLEY POTTER RADIO SERVICE AD Makes We Repair Tour Old Radio Don't Sell Ton a New One We SeD Ouf Serrice PHONE 662 Transfer lime Get Your New Filing Cabinet Typewriter Adding Machine Transfer Files Ledgers and other office supplies for the New Year. Calen dar Pads, Desk Calendars, Inventory Sheet Diaries. Our stock is most complete. Beverly Book Co.

Quality Merchandise Masonic Bldg. Phone 250 WAYNESBORO SUNDAY A MONDAY Sunday Shows 1:30, 3:30 8:45 DICK Powell OLIVIA ii in i enavwauu CHARLKS WINNINCIR ALLEN JENKINS BONITA CRANVnXt mslvuxb coona SUNDAY Si MONDAY Also Tex RITTER In "Where The Buffalo Roam" II I I I II Kl I WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR COMING WEEK Washington, Dec. 31 (P) Weather outlook for the coming week in the North and Middle Atlantic states: Generally fair except for some precipitation, mostly light. Toes-day night or Wednesday, and again near end of week. Temperatures mostly near normal, except slightly above at middle of week.

WEATHER REPORT Government Station At S. M. A. (8 a. m.

Dec. 30 to 8 a. m. Maximum temperature 43. Minimum temperature 27.

Precipitation 0. Prevailing wind direction Dec. from Trash Collectors to Include Trees City trash collectors will cart away all Christmas trees on their for cofflecuoii of regular rounds trash, City Manager Hall and Su perintendent Dabney said yes terday. Persons desiring to so dis pose of trees are directed to place them with their trash on regular collection days. "The public is urged not to put trees under porches or steps where they might become Involved in -a fire," said Chief Dabney.

No definite date or dates were set for tree collection, the officials stating that they would be picked up whenever put out and found on regular trash collection days. 0 MTLLBORO Millboro, Dec. 3l. The many friends of Mrs. W.

WalkeJHare glad to hear that shells Improving. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Johnson are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Peach In Upperville. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy King spent Christmas with his mother here.

The Rev. Ruffner Lowman of Nitro, w. Is visiting his parents. Mr. an1 Mrs.

George Daniels have returned from Elkins where they spent Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Williams and family visited relatives here Monday.

The Millboro Presbyterian church gave -its Christmas program at seven-thirty o'clock. Smith, Masencupp, J. Rowe, Walker, Lavlck, and Jarvis. Monroe, Capt. Helmick, Gilbert, Wilkerson." Van Fossen, Gilbert, and Carter.

NEW YEAR'S DAY New Year's day will be celebrated Monday by all members but the staff will be engaged in re-lining the gym floor. No classes will meet while this work is being done but the regular class schedule will be resumed Tuesday. JUNIOR GIRLS As a departure from regular activities Saturday morning the Junior girls' gym class took to roller skates for their regular time assigned on the floor and followed this recreation with a swim. Sixteen girls en joyed the period under the direction of Frances Haxandall, supervisor and craft lastructor. cnxsmou! kiwq son or TnE KING 'vJJja On The Air MONDAY, JAN.

2 (Eastern Standard Time, P. MS) (Changes in listings due to net work corrections too late to incorporate). AIT' programs to key and basic chains or groups thereof unless specified; to coast (c to c) designations Include all available stations. NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK Bowl Football Broadcast (3 hrs.) Al Pearce and His Gang Wallensteln Cech. Spltalny Girls to 9:30 Eddy Duchin Orch.

to Weber Music to Music Orch." 11:00 Seger Ellis Orch. east; Amos 'n Andy west rpt 11:15 Dancing Music (1 3-4 hrs.) CBS-WABC NETWORK 5:00 Nan Wynn Song-Program 5:15 Nlla Mack Let's Pretend 5:45 Circus Story east; Console Echoes from New York west 6:00 News; Rhythm Roundup 8:15 Howie Wing and Aviation Trout About 6:45 Jack Shannon's Songs wabc Sophie Tucker network 7:00 "County Seat," Dramatic 715 Lum Abner Sketch basic 7:30 Eddie Cantor Show east; The Chicagoans Orch. The Cavalcade of America 8:30 Pick-Pat Minstrels basic 9:00 Radio Theatre to Lombardo Or. to 10:30 Famous Music Evenings east; Eddie Cantor west rpt 11:00 News; Dance Or. (2 hrs.) NBC-WJZ (MLUE) NETWORK 5:30 Don Winslow of Navy east; Songs from Landt Trio west 5:45 Tom Mix's Sketch east; Vaughn de Leath's Blues west 6:00 News; E.

Glucksman Orch. 6:15 Bill Johnson and Baritone 6:30 Adrian Rolllnl's Ensemble Thomas east; Tom Mix Sketch west rpt Jlrnmy 7:30 No Talent Wanted Prog. 7 Marching Ahead 8:00 C. Robinson's Buckaroos We Love" to 9:00 Budd Furnishes Boredom 9:30 Westminster Choir 10:00 Dr. Hagan True or False 10:30 Radio's National Forum Dance Orch.

(2 hrs.) 0 FILES WRECK DATA Cars of W. L. Glenn, Staunton, RF.D., and a man whose name was said to be Oscar, were involved In wreck near the old GreenvJUe cross-road on U. S. 11 seven miles from the city Friday evening at six o'clock.

Glenn filed an accident reporl at police headquarters. He was driving west about fifteen miles an hour, and the second machine east" at thirty-fiife miles an hour, fnorm ctntpH TTa oHpri that. "War lived on route four, Staunton, and that his own damages were $15. No further details were listed In the report. Ladles' Plain Dresses Cleaned and Pressed DTI WORKS Phone 2 TO HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN BY NEXT WEW YEARS Let us explain to you our convenient Home Building Plan.

'Ui BASIL RATKDONE DAVID NIVEN MMU CRISP BhMk tm tmri FKzftnM ttHtmmt UM0irkM Phone 1266 PAPER We must a room for our new Spring samples, jind in order to do so we are offering beautifully designed wall papers at a great savings. If you are planning to have your home walls "freshened up," now is the time to do it! SHELLEY Phone 284 1 fJ a XV HMILEY BURNETTEf PtRT KtlTON "'us: ews, Comedy and W- Spider's Web NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1939, is the final, day for paying the Second Half of City Taxes for 1938. If not paid on or before this date, a 5 penalty will be added and the tickets turned over to the Col- lector. -r Vf E. BAYLOR, City RIGHT 114 W.

Frederick WALL At this time of the year, our "slow sea son," we are making special low pric-es on work. We want to keep our Don't wait. Have your home re-papered now -r dDCFLT FROM THE START You'll look right from the start when you keep your smart clothes smarter by hating llieni frequently dry cleaned in our modern plant. Of course we call for and deliver just keep our pVne number handy. Men's 2 or 3-pc.

Suits Cleaned Pressed 1 fi ill A i- t-r" i -ytH Mi Jl MWH'f I 75 75 ONE DAY SERVICE SHIPPEETT'S CLEANDiO AND 10 8. New SL CHAS. H. N. New St.

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