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OKANGK, TEXAS, MONDAY,-NOVEMBER 10, l:VH
NUMBER, 261.
LENINGRAD
_ listed
111
Priority Area
That Orange people are in line
lor priority privileges for ma-
terials necessary for construction
foi: defense housing with the in
formation received here.this week
by J. H. David, president of the
Orange Senior Chamber of Com-
merce, he stated Saturday.%
A representative of the federal
priority board visiting Orange
Friday told Mr. David that
through the ,F. H. A- applications
for all building materials, prior-
ity privileges could be easily ob-
tained for Orange, in view of
the fact that the place was within
the defense area.
This information is of particu-
lar interest to Orange in view of
the fact that the greatest emer-
gency in the history of the city
in regard to living quarters for
families whose heads are' brought
here to engage in defense work.
CONSOUDA™
HEAD WILL GO
TO WASHINGTN
2 Alarm Double
Fire Saturday
Night At Strand
Don't blame Clark Gable and
Lana Turner.
The spectators didn't know it
and there was no damage but the
Orange Volunteer Fire depart-
ment made two, runs to the
Strand theatre Saturday night.
The theatre management called
the fire department as a precau-
tionary measure and both times
the fire laddies solved the mys-
tery of a sprig of smoke and elim-
inated the cause, but it took some-
sleuthing because Clark Gable
and Lana Turner were starring in
a midnight show, "HOnky Tonk"
which proved to be a brighter
flame than the fires could pro-
duce: ■. -' '
Maurice Ryan, Strand manager,
with A. M. Avery, city manager
for the Jefferson Amusement Co.,
called lor help from the firemen
when they were unable" to Ipcate
the source of a pungent aroma of
smoke around 10 o'clock. False
alarm — just smoke from the pop-
corn machine which was being
worked overtftflfe to satisfy the
hunger of the crowds waiting to
attend the midnight show.
Shortly after midnight more
MEET CONROE
1941 Season To
Close With Game
Friday Night
Reappointed
:v: v:';:
COMPANY C,
143rd INF TO
Lions Club Clothes Drive
Successfully Ends Sund
Court Hou$e
and
City Hall Briefs
REV ED BARCJJS JR.
first Methodist church here, upon
his reappointment Sunday at the
close of the annual Texas confer-
ence held in Houston.
Rey. Barcus, who.left last Wed-
nehday to attend the conference,
day night.
A .G. Roach, of Pasadena, Cali-
fornia! president " of the Consoli-
dated Steel Corp..Ltd.. shipbuild-!smoke and this lime it really was
ing division, has spent the past a smoldering fire resulting from
two days in Orange in connection a burning cigarette which was
with the shipbuilding program.
He will leave Monday for New
York and Washington, D. C., on a
business trip to the west coast'.
dropped through a hole in the
floor in the balcony. Firemen ex-
tinguished the smouldering glow
before an^ . damage ( resulted or
Mrs. Roach accompanied her any of the spectators were dis
The biggest crowd in the history
of the Tiger stadium, is expected
for Friday night when the Tigers
close the 1941 season against the
Conroe Tigers, conquerors of .Port
Arthur, South Park and Beau-„
mont and undefeated conference
leaders of' District 14-Aa along
with Goose Creek. t
Comparative scores won't mean
a thing in this gafne as "the Orange
team, back at full strength for the
first time in six weeks, will be
shooting the works to upset the
loop leaders and to salvage the
prestige that goes to an underdog
eleven in an upset victory.
Conroe has. a great defensive
team but has shown a limited a-
mount o/ punch in games this sea-
son, while the Tigers, weak on de-
fense «but with lots of scofthg
drive have recently shown a sur-
prising improvement in defense,
especially in the line against run-
ning plays.'
In ReeSe, McaFarlane, Bing-
ham, Duchamp and Price the Ti-
gers have power and speed and
both Reese and MacFarlane are
No. 1 passers Reese, Bingham,
Larpr Manley and K Sipith art-
sensational pass receivers and
Reese is a fine broken field run-
ner. There are lots, of potential By the Associated Press
toucMftwnfl"tK'4tM •Rroup* and if I - Seven died of accidents
the team clicks as it . did in the J in Texas over the week-end, three
second half against San . Antonio as a result of escaping gas. one
Tech, Orange will score often. by drowning and three in traffic
In holding Tech to a total of 15 jaccidents,
yards from scrimmage the Or-j Mrs- Hubert Brace, wife of the
ange forwards put up their great- foreman of the Hedgeeoke ranch.
Company C, 30th division, 143rd
infantry of the A K F. will hold
the annual Armistice-Day conven-
tion in Jasper Tuesday, it was
announced here Monday
Prominent amon^g the members
to attend the reunion, will be Ma- i A mHm llw.nso WUfi
lor D. W Stakes, recently named Monday „u. (1,Ta.0 of lhe or-
head ol the Texas Prison system. ^ v.OUMty c|erk to Oliver Keith
An unusually, large attendancejB,and d M1 Kalhrvn Wright
X.
is expected this year., because so
of Orange-
A very successful dcK'e for old
clothes was conducted by the Or-
ange Lions clubj/fissi&tcd b!ya
number of Boy/Scouts and the
.Scoutm&stcty-Sunday afternoon.
George Craft, Lions club presi-
dent, expressed himself as being
delighted with the work done by
all/members of the drive commit-
tee and with the very fine "co-
issued fepration of the people in general.
A general supply of good wear-
able clothing, including a number
of blankets, was received in the
round-up " v
, The clothing was taken to the
./
many of the members are now
working the Sabine area due. to| Charges of driving while intox-J"Id court house and turned over
the national defense programs. Aj,^' ,HtjL,n fUcd 08aln-8t u to the Orange County Welfare as-
few of the men, however, wU^hite man from Houston, in con-r sociatibn, Which is under1 the su
make six,and se.V£ii-hundred mile n,M.ti(in wilh „ .cai. Uccident Fni-Ipcrvision of Mrs- Lulu White.
Rev. Ed Barcus Jr., begins his trips to attend this annual reun- jday ||jK,|( (>n the Adam's bayou - In the, near future, the clothing
seventh year as pastor of the | ion. bridge near Orange, County At- i will be Inspected, and
j toi
ON OF
H VIN FALLS
TO GERMANS
By the Associated Press
Leningrad, which Adolf Hitler
boasted he could storm and cap-
ture whenever he fished to, was
being enj'olded today by two wide-
swinging encirclement offensives
of" the Germans. — a bit of grand
strategy dictated apparently by
the chance that Finland might step
out of the war before Hitler is
ready.
The Hitler command announced
capture of the Important traffic
junction of Tlkhvin, about 100
miles ^southeast of Leningrad, by
a force moving Across the Lenln-
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Company C is one of (he few
overseas-tin its which has contin-
ued annual round-ups since the
World war-
Included .in this company artr
refinery executives, bank em-
ney Bill Sexton said Mohdi'.v.
Legion Post
Will March In
returned to .his home heve Sun-jplcyes,. clerks, larmers, shipyards « ,. n 1
many Armistice Parade
glad - Moscow communications
where 'zone
]i,iteded, will be renovated, mend-? The other arm of the offensive,
led and made ready, for distribu- the northeast over Karelin
IN WEEKEND
ACCIDENTS
•I
husband on this trip.
\ concerted
I The department also answered
Ian alarm at '3 p. m. Sunday as a
; result of a flue fire at a tenant
'house, occupied by a negro (am-
jily at 1219 Fourth street. No
j damage was reported. .
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Offices of
Levingston
Being Remodeled
Work of remodelling the Lev- p ID'*. C
ingston Shipbuilding company of-j f Unefal IxlteS t" Or
flee building is well under way.
here this week."
The office space is being en-
larged and a second storya is be-
ing added for use as a drafting
room.
The improvement represents an
expenditure of about $3,000, of-
ficials said.
M. V. Anderson
Are Held Sunday
LET'S DO
SOMETHING
ABOUT IT!
/
THAT OLD CLOTHES DRIVE
sponsored by the Orange Lions
club yesterday .went over with a
^bang" because of the cloCk-work
activities of every, one of the nu~
merous^*Kj^iduals taking part.
The workenswtsnt about the task
61. calling at homes and gathering
up clothing as if there had been
a bombing raid on, and the folks
called on responded; 0th equal
enthusiasm. The quantity and
type of clothing realized was in-
deed gratifying to all concerned.
' Funeral rites for M. V. Ander-
son, former Orange county offi-
cial and Orange merchant, who
died at his home at Sugarland Fri-
day morning, were held at the
Fuller Funeral home at 1:30
p. m. Sunday with Rev, E. T.
Drake, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church officiating, burial
taking place in Evergreen ceme-
tery urider direction Ol' the Fuller
Funeral home.
Mefjwnic services were held at
the grave by Madison lodge No.
128 A. Fi and A. M. wjth H. A,
Beck, as acting master. (
est defense of the season and their
eonsistant play bodes ill for the
Conroe backs.
Orange lost to Port Arthur by
3 points but scored 3 touchdowns
against the Jackets. Conroe beat
Port Arthur 13-7 but gained less
ground than the Tigers of Or-
ange who were not at full strength
at the time. Coach Brooks Cohr
over's charges came through the
Tech game and -barring injuries
in practice this week will have
their best players to send against
Conroe.
Conroe beat South Park 6 to 0
while the Orange Tigers lost to
the same club 12 to 0 but here
again Orange was without the
services of Reese and Smith- and
had not developed the reserves
no\*/ available. It should'be a (jail
game.
near Amarillo, and her two "chil-
dren, Dorothy, 5, and Buddie, 2,
died of gas ftimes from a heater
left* burning in a cold wave.
Mrs. Charles Marsallsi, • 43, of
Houston was.killed and Six per-
sons were injured, five seriously,
in a head-on collision between
Houston and Beaumont.
Ernest L. Jacobs, 40, grocer of
Highlands, was drowned in Oyster
bayou after he fell from a boat.
Mrs. Corinne Boss, 43, of Dal-
las*, died of injuries she suffered
in falling from a fast - moving
automobile.
> Mrs. F. U. Rominer, .28, of Mc-
Kliiney, was killed in a head-on
collision "four miles north of Vick-
ery. "near Dallas. Five others were
seriously injured.
ONE - EYED AND NO - TAIL
LIGHTED cars, wiil constitute a
#, greater menace to traffic from
now on with the coming of win-
ter fogs- Ay wise suggestion has
been made that the city /take the
lead- in. Curtailing such Refects as
one light and no tail lights by as-
sessing a fine of from/?l to $2 for
• the offense, in order to avoid the
offender's subjection to a fine of
no less than Sip.OO in justice
court if picked up pn the^highway
by a state highway patrolman. A
hint to the wise should be suffi
cient. , '
W;HtLE "GETTING IS GOOD"
Change should sec to it now that
many things that are seriously
needed are procured while gov-
ernment funds are available; oth-
erwise. she may never get them
For instance, a new fire station,
city hall with public auditorium,
etc. It would be a good time now
to promote the establishment of
additional hotel facilities to meet
the rapidly growing demands.
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• The book, "Leaves of Grass",
waa written by Walt Whitman.
CITY BRIEFS
LOCAL TO MEEY
Ship Carpenters and Caulkers
local Noi 856 will meet at Union
hall,.tovec the Royal theatre at
7:30 o'cl7ock tonight, it has been
announced.
AH carpenters residing within
the Sabihc district who are not
employed arfd. have'not registered/
with the local,xare urged to do so
at this meeting.
Directors of
Campfire Units
Will Meet Today
City Asked To
Halt Traffic
Violations
workers aiyl workers of
jther occupations.
.In discussing plans for "the re-
union, Archie King, local man
who lost an arm in the world
war. said that without a doubt
'Doug" Stakes is the most loved
and honored man that ever led a
handful of men iftto battle, and
he is still their commander.
Commissioner's
Court
Tt e Orange county commis-
sioners' court In general session
Monday, transacted the following
items ol business:
Confirmed purchases of $5,000
of Orange county warrants at $75
on $109 and accrued interest.
County Judge and commission-
er 'of precihct ofte authorized to
borrow $12JU)0 to be deposited in
Orange National bank as a right-
of-wpy fUnd ty be used lor pur-
chase of land aitd also for inci-
dental expenses connection
with establishing proposed re-
routing of highway H7 and 90 ex-
tending Green avenue
tion and use,
11 the 'workers missed persons
svljo have clothes to donate, it is
ufged that the persons telephone
432 and the articles will be collect-
ed, Craft explained.
Members of the Lloyd Grubbs
Post of the American Legion will
participate in an Armistice Day
parade In Port Arthur Tuesday,
it was'announced here Monday.
A special meeting scheduled for
Monday night , 7:30 at the U. S.
Navy Housing addition adminis-
tration building with Post Com-
mander Ed Short in charge. All
ex-service men residing in the ad-
dition arc urged to attend.
Members of the local Legion
post massed colors at special Ar-
mistic* iwi vUc<^ held at St. Mtu'k'fc
church in Beaumont. ^
Maurice Ryan,
Strand Manager,
In Car Wreck
BENGAL GUARD
GROUPS WILL
PERFORM FRI.
approaches won by the Finns, was
disclosed in advices reaching
London. The ,GeWna s were not
talking much abput this ph«se/(jf
the new campaign, but it cam/ as "
a sequel to a suggestion froth the
United States that Flnlanrr make
a separate peace with Russia^
A DNB dispatch reaching Lon-
don today said that the Finnish >
[government's reply was expected
(within a few days.
The capture of Tlkhvin, on the
[night of Nov. 8, the Germans said,
was the result of a surprise attack *"
and gave the attacker# "numerous
prisoner?! and large booty." Tft# ,
captives Were part Of 20,000 re-
ported taken on the northern
front since OcCJB, raising the to-
tal for the war so far to 3,832,000,
accord fog to the Nazi (statistics
Morp'than 1,000 miles south of
Leningrad, German troops and
All units of the Bengal Guards
fli iifll Tihit Bugle Corps and the
Bengal Lancers, Orange, high
school band, will perform Friday!their Rumanian comrades volley-
night when the Orange "{ftersj^j an(j thundered against the
ght „
meet the t'onVoe Tigers "in
lust game of the football season.
Conroe will run a special train
to Orange and will bring the high
school drum and bugle corps ah^l
band, along with a large delega-
tion of tans.
The visiting musical un4ts will
share the half time with the local
groups,
Tickets for the game are on sale
at the Orange Drug company and|to. northeast, sought by the
the. Sweet Shop
Maurice Ryan, manager of
Strand Theatre, wr^pked his, car
Saturday night en route to Diboll,
Texas wh.ere he was married Sufi-
day morning at 9 o'clock.
j A. :\1. Avery, city manager at
the Jefferson Amusement ccun-
An order was passed that Wil- ipany, received a telegram Sunday
11am Sacnger of Beaumont be au-1afternoon from Mr. Ryan saying
thorized to remove earthen ap-|he was uninjuied and telling of
proaches of the old iron bridge'the mishap.
which spans the two forks' on j ^—*-•— —
Brake's bayou which constitute i:
drainage hazard, providing such
work is np expense to Orange
county-
The petition of Z. Michel and
others to grade old Harris ceme-
tery road was ordered filed with
the county clerk, I Vju.7i^'j "'clod*. Paul Mestre/at, dlrec-
The school tax rote was ap- ^ (n cr>nncctioll wHh lhe or-.i^r. will Inr in charge. No ad-
proved ^t this time. . I ange City-County Health Unit.! vnnce regist.-at.on is necessary
The county judge was author./-1 D| c L_ Endreg> d|lvvW There will be two cl«ssef: ml
of the unit. Announced Monday. '2 years of age; and
Mr. and Mrs. Spears have „l-Muniors- 12 J" 15 years of age, in-
ready moved then residence tol^vi*- "lere will be separate
t,M'iRussian defenses of Sevastopol,
big Rod fleet,base at the tip of
the Crimean peninsula the set-
ting which produced the storied
Charge of the Light Brigade in
the second Crimean war.
The Germans said they were
blasting an ever - widening breach
between, the Russians defending
Sevastopol and those clinging to
the narrow approaches to Kerch,
ORC Sponsors
Novelty Races
For Saturday
Junior Sanitary
Engineer Arrives
H. P. Spears of Jasper arrived in 'w'" spoii.soi'
Germans as a jump-off point for
a. thrust into the Caucasus.
The Moscow front appeared to
be static but a London source '*
sajd that there was "heavy fight-
ing and stubborn resistance" by
the Russians in both the Lenin-
grad and Moscow sectors. This
source added that the Germany
had failed thu* far to pierce the......
The Orange Recreation Council I , .
sf series' of novelty outer dclenses „of Sevastopol.
races Saturday, November 13, at
That port city was,Reported un-
ahf
to put a Stop to traffic violation*
All local women who will di-|jri the operation of cars with one
rect the Camp Fire Girl program,hoild wght( or no tail lights, is
ed to offer to the Houston Bond
and Trust company $750 each,
plus establish interest at 3 per
. . . , . cent for five $1,000 bonds, .and if „
That steps be taken by the city offep . J# acct.plt!d l(, plirchast, i^ang.
same for Series D. Sinking fund.., ■ wmk| s(>m(
All other tenders received to )rbl^ivaiKe of National
in Orange and nearby territory l^ggertTon being made "by mem- f '""iTfi rt"i Health and Welfare Day set
will meet In the parlors of th,bcrs „f thc state highway patrol ^rcT
Holland hotel this afternoon at 5 oDcratinc In the Orange terri-L. ■ " L liadoi and
o'clock. . operauni, in me ^langt leui !Equipment company for ^jterpil-
•rhis will be a KOoervisnrv! y' lai motor grader for Oie^jilket tine,
group an^ Will be the nuc!eT/f' " ,,oi,,l?d 0Ut that a n«mi-|was accepted- A ■' . .
'i large Caitin iflre council ! c invo ® anv s"lnc ,")m The insurance p<ilici<aJ were ap-
' Permanent officers will probab-ifUfu Ximrn mid p,HVl'd and fiU'd i«"1 '«'P' rts of
lv be t li'cted and nrenar itions I* * cuitai the common and the county clerk, county treasurer
made for the vSof M.ss cS- ^1 ve,y distu,bi"« "f " ,fij ;and tax - assessor' collecto,
T « u, f ? ™ I violations. The lowest fine thai unproved Bills
^rine Wahlstrom associate fteld, an bc a#8wwcd /or -traffic viola- b ordered pa d
secretary of the National Council .. s iustlc(, ... thc ^ace ' ' '
Orange this Week-end \jlo_ take up I •
on-a 24-lioui" schedinle. Kerch
likewise Was being pounded from
id. the "inir-.
The regular mid - day eommu~
nlque <if the Russians, typically
elusive There will be separate cryptic, said that fighting confln-
'aces f-.i boys and girls iu<rt thiough the night all along
I)r End res stated Monday that Listed below are the scheduled' ,Hc front but no specific mention
kind ,r"ecs: lwag made of thc Crimea v.'here
Scontcr race: Scooter must.{lel(.e ,.,,^1,^ has been acknowl-
ff l
jnuxt Friday, November 14.
Peter Levine, 80,
Dies at Hartburg
o£:Cami> Fire girls, on November
w 5 -
20* and 21.
NEW TEACHF
J. C. Huddleton. of Ft.^^orth,
has been elected to take the lilace
resigned by James E. Evans,
teacher of chemistry at the Or-
ange high school.
Mr. huddleton has had 25 years
of experience in teaching and was
formerly science instructor at the,
Texas Christen' University.
C. OF C. MEET
The regular monthly meeting of
the Orange Senior Chamber of
Comrperce board of directors Is
scheduled for Wednesday mov-
ing ht 10 o'Cloisft in the chamber
of commerce rooms, It was an-
noiinced, ,Mopday' by W. A. Mc-
Neill, secivtar^^ manager of the
organization. . •-
Two (scientists at the, Texas Col-
lege of Arts and Industries report
theih experiments indicate that
"blue bugs" may play a role in
the transmission of fowl paraly-
sis. ■ " " " ■%*- '
General Holiday
Will Be Observed
Armistice Day
A general holiady will be ob-
served in Orange nh Armistice
Day, November 11. with'&ll storc^,
banks, citj^vhall, court house, ship
yards and|v-'S. Navy department
closing tat' the entire day.
Only drug stores, cafes and
service stations will remain^open.
tions in a justice of the peace
court is $10.00. it is pointed out.
Now that it is the time of yea
when night fogs will., be a
mon menace to traffi(\> ighway
patrolmen point tfi thc fact that
bad lightK^'llljjrow to.be a,gcn-
njnp menai
Man Returned
To Oklahoma
Officers Today
SERVICE
Kansas City., (AP) — Citizens
are beginning to learn to use the
public library.
A patron roused from his book
as a messenger boy tiptoed in and
presented a telegram tit thc main
desk.
The librarian reached but the
patron interrupted., "It's for me
I'm expecting it. Here are my
credentials."
m
A white man arrested herq Sun-
day night at the request of the
sheriff's department at Chickasha,
Okla., on a felony warrant, was
turned over to Oklahoma officers
"Activities Of Local
Company Listed
have J: metal wheels with I axle (>tj|j(ed
I forward and the same at rear —•! ■*
wheels and axles from roller The Moscow radio, saying Ger
j.kates One" contestant- * man reserves were moving up a-
"Scooter race: Two contestants gain nefjire the Soviet capital,'
one riding, and one propelling forecast a renewal of the central
Stilt race. Ifiont drive imon and added: "Our
Wheelbarrow race: Ordinary troops are ready."
wheelbarrow without ball bear- Thousand* of fresh soldiers
weie1 Word wax received here Mon- ings Two contestants,, one riding drawn from garrisons ,ln Norway
allowed dny of the death of Peter Levine Roller skating race: Single and other German - occupteji
age HO. who succumbed Sunday contestants. Skates without rub- lands were declared in I^ondon
a f tern (Mm at his home in Hart- ber tires. ^ diapatchcs to have been massed
burg. •9 Roller Skating race: -Two :cdSi"pR>r the attack upMi U-nmgrad'a
Funeral services were held. testants — hands clasped. defenses «both east and west of
Monday afternoon 3:30 o'clock Tri-cycle race. Lake Ladoga, ,
li;om king's cemetery under di- Toy Wagon race: Two eontesf- Death came to 2.500 of them,
reetion ol psitoll - Fisher funeral ants - one riding, one pulling the Moscow radio said, in & Soviet
hofftc of Beaumont. sCemmercially built wagons. victory al the v illage of Kcstenga-
1C T.'>y Wagon race; Three con German airmen said big flnfe;'
testants one riding, with two were started In Leningrad, and S8
_pulllng or one pulling and one Russian planes were shot down
•' — , / piishing, Home - buj.lt.,wagons. yesterday In. aerial.attacks- ...Si#
East Texas: Partly cloudy, cool- • Dog and Wagon race Wome- .Russian sources in London ex-
er In extreme aouth. portion tt)-i built wagon,
tnight: Tuesday parity cloudy^ con- Members of the
tinued cool. Gentle to moderate school safety patrol with Captaitr1 cutting the defenders off from rail •
northeast and east winds on the Maggie (-lark in charge will serve outlets' to Moscow and water
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(>.a,
{I
Weather
pressed b^Jief the Germans hoped
Orange high to close breaks in the siege lines,
coast.
as judges and
traffic.
in regulation ol
Yf^ung tender sn'oked turkey* >
may be baked slowly as in roast-
AII men Of Company D,1 Texar (ng j ordinary "poultry, - but first
who arrived hefe Monday morn- Defense Guards are called to meet they should be soaked overnight
Ing. The arrest was made by city 7 p. m- Monday night to drill field, to takeo ut part of the curing salt.
police officers, according (o\ Capt. Lawrence I ^
______ — IIustmyre Who also? stated the. Alexander Hamilton is sajd to
The English" political history company has been ordered to re- have written Washington's Fare-
term "rotten bprough" was a get;- port in uniform, Nov. II, D:30 a. well Address.
raphical division entitled to rep- m . at the Port Arthur armory
resentation in parliament. for all day maneuvers. The nieni Bismuth, cue of the chemical eel post and stamp windows will
are not to wear their uniforms for elements, is a light, reddish col- In- open at the post office tomor-
Post Office Will
Be Open 2 Hours
Armistice Day
T. ,1. Arnold, .assistant postmas-
ter, has announced that the par
Georgia was founded by Jamc.: the
Ogelthorpe in 1733,
■meet ii
Hustmnt
ting Monday .night! Capt cired metal of brittle, mixture, used row, Armistice Day, for two
in stereotyping.
hours, irom 9 to ll a, m.
froutes.of Lake Ladoga and ' the
Gulf or Finland, liefore their Hel-
sinkl allies reply to Washington's
peace *Ogicastlon
It Afas only Saturday night that
Adolf Hitler, in a .speech at Mu-
nich, said the German* toe on
the defensive before Leningrad
but that the city's troops would
starve before they broke out,
Germans told of thc capture of
Yalta,, Crimean port 30 miles
Southeast of the
base of Sevastopol, an
ported to be threatenii
pol itself.
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, November 10, 1941, newspaper, November 10, 1941; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth220879/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.