The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 39, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 14, 1961 Page: 3 of 12
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STARTS WED.
LEVINE'S
* FOUR DAY SALE WED. - THURS. - FRI. AND SAT. *
★ ALL BARGAINS IN MONDAYS AD STILL ON SALE *
LADIES EASTER
OOI LADIES UMBRELLA
KNIT PACK
BOYS BRIEFS
• SIZES 8 TO 8
BOXER JEANS
D • BLUE DENIM
HANDBAGS
• NEW COLORS
and RAINCOAT SET
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ENTIRE STOCK
LADIES STOLES
• FOR SPRING
BOYS OR GIRLS
RAINCOATS
• GENUINE VINYL
GENUINE TERRY
FACE TOWELS
• SOLID COLORS
Mr Mr B ODD LOT
SIZES 2 TO 8IBOYS VESTS
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FLANNEL
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SPRING SHAOES
• Choice of Solids
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TcRRY "CLOTH
WASH CLOTHS
ladies (VENETIAN
“Uis BLINDS
• Solids • Fancies
BOYS KNIT
T-SHIRTS
• LIMITED GROUP
TWO-PIECE
BATH MAT SETS
• MULTI-COLOR
PANTIES
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SIZES 5 THRU 10
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20 To
: 36 Inch
: width
• Choice
MENS LO-TOP
WORK SHOES
• THICK SOLE
11-POSITION
IRONING BOARDS
• Compare at 5.99
• COTTON
• FULL
• HALF
WHITE MUSLIN
Doubles, Twins
• Heavy Duly
FLATTIE STYLE
LADIES SHOES
• SEVERAL STYLES
COTTON BATTS OR
MATTRESS COVERS
SALE! KIDDIES
HOUSE SHOES
• SIZES 3 TO 8
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FOAM RUBBER
• MANY USES
PASTEL COLORS
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MENS OR BOYS
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DUTY
LUXURY EMBOSSED
WASTE BASKETS *
• CHOICE OF COLORS
MENS COTTON
WORK SOX
• 10 TO 12
• Choice
Khaki Shirts .1.66
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Transistor Radios
MENS BROADCLOTH
DRESS SHIRTS
• MOST SIZES
Cham. Shirts __99c
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WORRY
BIRDSEYE
DIAPERS
• j&ST QUALITY
MENS BRIEFS OR
UNDERSHIRTS
GIRLS COTTON
DRESSES
• SIZES 1 TO 12
MENS SHORTS
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BETTER METAL
21" SUIT CASE
• SOLID COLORS
For Spring Outfits
MOST SIZES
DAN RIVER
[ CHAMBRAYS
FITTED PERCALE
CRIB SHEETS
• WHITE • PASTEL
Mens Broadcloth
PAJAMAS
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STYLES
FAST ONE-HOUR
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• LAUNDRY '
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IRVINE'S CLEANERS !
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at FOURTH
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1961
THE ORANGE LEADER
PAGE THREE
THE UTILE WOMAN
“On the other hand, people in those days didn’t have
to worry about fighting traffic on the highways.”
Television ...
TUESDAY
S: SO—O O Here’s Hollywood
Joanne Woodward-is. visited.
O Eage of Night
ftOO-Q Circle 4 Club
Q Famous Playhouse '•
6 Cartoon- Capers
■ 4:30—0 Matinee Showtime
Rod Cameron and Forrest Tuck-
er head cast of “Oh, Susanna.”
8:30-0 f.ife of Riley
«:0O~O 0 0 News and
Weather
6: IS—0 Huntlev.-Brinkley News
0 Doug Edwards News
fi: 20—Q Sports Highlights
6: SO—0 0 I aramie
"The lost Dutchman”
O Flv F-hutstdiv'S
' The Hot Piano”
7 00—O Father Knows Host
Bud hoars on short-wave radio
that some friends are caught in
bad storm at sea.
7:SO—O 0 Alfred HitchocvR
Violence and heartbreak result
w hen an-old-time actor attempts
a comeback.
0 Dobie Gillis
8:00- 0 0 Thriller 1
Q Tom Ewe)l Shew
8:30—0 Red Skelton* Show
9:00 -0 0 NBC White Paper
Q Garry Moyre Show
10:O®r-0 0 News, Weather
0 Hawaiian Eye
10:15—0 Jack Paar Show
0 Hong Kong
11:00-0 Jack Paar Show
11115—0 Famous Playhouse
|| CD Say When
9:30— (5jp QD Play Your Hunch
' (p) Video Village
10:00—(4) CD I>r|ce Is Right
(6) I l ove Lucy
10:30— (4) (7) Concentration
(6) Clear Horizon
11:00—®) CD Truth or Conse-
quences
®) Love (if Life
11:30— (4) (D It Could Be You
. (6) Search for Tomorrow
11:45—(® Guiding Light
12:00-0 News
O Famous Playhouse
O Bums and Allen
12:10—O Highway Patrol
12:30-0 As The World Turns
0 Afternoon Panorama
1^:40—O Religious Kaleidoscope
1:00—0 Jan Murray Show
O 0 Full Circle
1:30—0 O Loretta Young
O House Party
2:00— 0 O Young Dr. Malone
0 The Miltienaire
2:30—0 0 From These Roots
O Verdict Is Yours
3:00—0 0 Make Room for
Daddy
O Brighter Day
3:15—0 Secret Storm
I.
Radio Log
WEDNESDAY
6:30— ('43 CD Modern Math
7:00—'43 lD Today
7:25— Thought for the Day
7:30—® Uncle Willie’s Club
8:00—® Morning News
8:15—® Captain Kangaroo
9:00—® My Little Margie
® December Bride
Cooking Is fun
Family Dinner
Cooks sometimes ask us just how!
to bake peeled potatoes. • * ■•]
Meat loaf, oven potatoes, Italian:
green beans> stewed tomatoes,1
salad bowl, bread tray, fruit,
beverage .<• <
Oven Potatoes
Four medium - sized potatoes j
(about 1*4 pounds), % tablespoons:
water, 1 tablespoon butter, paprika
Pare potatoes and cut in half:
crosswise; place close together!
(but do not overlap) in a baking
pan into which they just fit. Add
water to bottom of pan. Cover
tightly with pan lid or foil. Bake!
in moderate (350 degrees) oven 30!
minutes. Remove cover. Spread
potatoes with soft butter; sprinkle!
with pSprika. Continue baking, un-.j
covered, 15 minutes dr until soft
through! Makes 4 servings.
Today
KOGT
4 00~-Burr)w«r to. Bumper
6 00—New" Summary
6 15—Night Sounds
7 45—Music in Hi FI
8:00—Niqht Sounds'
12.00-Sign Off
Wednesday
5 '00—Sign on
| 5.0S~Caffein Patrol
5:30s-Headline News
j 5:35— CaHein • Petrol
1 6:45—Morning ■ Devotions
I 7.00— R*ch Coraer, Show
1 7:t5—News
I 7 30— Rich Corder Show
; 8 IS— News Summory
|,#8 30—Hour of Deliverance
9 00—20th Century Reformation .
I 9:30—Bill Tate Show
> )0 00—World qf Fqshion
. 10:30—Bill Tct’e Show
j oo-r-Pastor's Meditations
j i'2; lS-^-News Sum nary
j 17:30—Bob Simmons Show
' 2.00— Country .Junction
Pets Should Fast,
Says Archbishop
•
LONDON (AP) - The Roman |
Catholic archbishop of West-
minister has suggested that fat
poodles, lazy cats and Other pets
owned .by Catholics under his
jurisdiction might well benefit
from a one-day fast. ■
“Such a sacrifice would touch
both palate and purse,” said Wil-
liam Cardinal Godfrey in a pas-
toral letter. “A plump and pam-
pered poodle might run all, the
more gaily after a reduced diet
on simpler fare and, perhaps,
denied visit to the hair stylist.
A fast for humans and pets was
suggested to the cardinal by the
National Board of Catholic Wom-
en, which is parsing funds,__
. i
II
Groce Lutheran
Slates Lenten
Service Series
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday,
the first, day Of the penitential sea-
son of Lent.
Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., the first!
of the traditional midweek Lenten!
services will be conducted at
Grace Lutheran Church in their j
temporary Ideation on the corner j
of West Park Avenue , and Wlck-|
ai d Drive. The sermon, “T h e
Cross — The Greatest Glory,” will
be delivered by the Rev. Eugene
E. Heckmann, pastor.
The series of six midweek serv-
ices, based on the general theme
of “The Cross,” will take on an un-
usual flavor this year at Grace.
Lutheran, the - Rev. Heckmann;
said. On the following five Wednes-
day nights, pastors of other Luth-
eran congregations in this area
will be in the pulpit at the local
church.
The public is invited to worship
at Grace Lutheran each Wednes-
day at 7:30 p.m. during the Lenten,
season, as well as each Sunday;
at. 10:20. a.m. Grace Lutheran is;
a mission congregation of live j
! utheran —Missouri Synod.
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Silver Wire in Atom Machine May Back Your Dollars
Bv JOSEPH R COYNE
WASHINGTON (AP)—Some of
that paper money you’re carry-
ing around in your wallet may
be backed by silver wire in an
Atomic Energy Commission ma-
chine at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
The AEC is still using some "Of
'although it may be part of an
electromagnetic separator.
Use of tfie silver by the AEC
16 years after World War II end-
ed came to light during research
by aides to Sen. Jacob K. Javits,
R-N.Y., on the international bal-
ance of payments problem.
the silver it borrowed from the! Javits, a member of the Senate
Treasury Department during Banking Committee, today made
World War II when copper wirpipublic a letter from the AEC ex-
was in short supply. I plaining its use of Treasury silver.
But there’s no danger the Trcas-1 During Worid War II, the Man-
ury will renege on any of its silver j hattan Engineering District-^war-'
certificates. Under the original1 time predecessor to the AEC and
loan agreement, dollars can be is-!developr of the atdmic bomb—:
sued against the AEC silver stock, borrowed from the Treasury
427.814,149 ounces of silver valued the Treasury,” the AEC said in
at oyer J520 million. , | gs letter to Javits..
Because of a cupper -shortage. The AEC is attempting to de-
co?Is* Installed*,in*the*eleMrorrmgJVC,^°P now uses for wnradioactlve
netic separations plant at Oakj isotopes—heavy atoms of element's
Ridge. —in its stable isotope program.
Since the‘ end of World War If Why can't the AEC replace th<
the AEC has returned 383,062.832! silver with topper and return it
ounces of silver to the Treasury i to the Treasury?
but retains 64,751,316 ounces val-1 Because, Javits’ aides said, it
ued at 959.6 million, ’would cost an enormous amount
“This silver on hand is still in;of money to do the job. They said
coils, some of which are being;the AEC plans to send the silver
used in the stable isotope pro-, back to the Treasury ^depositories
gram, with the remainder'being jwhen the machines can no long-
held for future use or return to er be used.
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ANNOUNCING
REMOVAL OF OFFICE FROM 207 7TH. TO
812 PA R K
M. E. White M.D.
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 39, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 14, 1961, newspaper, February 14, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558742/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.