The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1944 Page: 4 of 6
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me ORANGE LEADEB
plant oí the Lone Star Steel T*om_|Qf¿| ToOfH PGSte
Daingerfield Plant
Tq Produce Coke
Within Ten Days
pany Will begin production with-
in'. ten. days of 1 ,000 tons oí pijjcé
d'aily. says Joseph' JBeckor, vice
president an# general manager of
the Kofjpers company of Plttg^
Durgh/fa.. builders of the ovens.
Becker, said the plant was not
ready for production of pig-iron
but that in tlit meantime the ov-i
ens would produce coke irotn
Oklahoma coal for shipping to
To Foce^Jury >
Tubes Still Needed
For Tin Salvage
AiutinPTex., March #. (AP) •
If you have empty shaving cream
ttasWMjr similor tubes which- wertí
púrch-.iKod- tiejort March i. "they
san help* overcome the tin shontr
tm
Da}la«-M^h¡ §fTAP( — The
78 coke ovens at the Daingerfield
GEM
war industries over th- nation!
CoVsrnor Coke R. SteVenson re-
minded lh:it such tubes should be
déli veréd by householders to drug
stort-g this month salvage purt
DO&Í-
Tubes now 'op sale have virtu-
ally, no tin in them and j-t is'-not
jieeis.iary to' trade in. ari old one
whan, 'buying .a ticW óny
Watch Your Pulse
TODAY
ONLY—
GAI1LE $ GOT THAT
GLEAM IN HIS EYE!
-Mv-i
—Aftd He's Tcrriffic!
*0YAL
I AST TIM ICS
TODAY
ROBERT CI TM MINGS
and
I'RIKClLbA LANE
-4*
He* a n/\«rri iti/i
Claw Gable and
.Somcwhcrr.I'll Find You.
SABOTEUR
STARTING FRIDAY—
''Frontier Law
Witlt
RUSKELL IIAYKIEN
FUZZY KNIGHT
JENNIFER HOLT
G
Also Comedy
HARRY LANGDON
—In—
"BLITZ AND FRITZ
• N MGM
PICIUII
w London, March 9. CAP)
JACK WILLIAM SHAFfHt, 28-y«ar«H erpowering heavy. Cijrman coun-
old«rallroad brakemShj is showri ler-attaeks, Red army tjtióps dciv>-
And For Fun—
BUGS BUNNY It*
in Jail In Chicago where ne Is on
trial charged with the fatal beat-
ing of his step-daughter, kettle
Joyce Weir, 5, with a r^zor «trap,
allegedly because the little girl
annoyed him. (International)
STARTS
FRIDAY—
COMING
SUNDAY
"JACK WABBIT AND
McCOY
CLARK C.AHI
In "SOMEWIIERI-:
ILL FIND YOU"
Odessa •-
Warsaw
THE BEANSTALK
In "LIGHTNING
BILL CARSON"
SUNDAY
MONDAY
ORANGE, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 0,1M4.
important towns Usted as taken,
jéaaíujrft.p.í Staraya Sinyava not
♦he Narova HVen r* Fifty - five ■;
German planes were reported shbt.
only cut the St aro.- Konstantiriovjgown
railway, but ¡brought Soviet van- troops killed in the Und figh^ng.
Sil:-
wM
¥Pll
gKÍÍM
ing toward Riimania arc tlireaten-
ing to outflank the impot-tstht
Junction city, of TaVnopol nn tix
nine miles northwest of Tarnopol
and only'four miles tram the War-
saw railway, a ROssiah &>mmuni-
qyenniiQUiaced. Other forces op-
erating east of Tarnopol actually
severed the line in two places 20
miles apart. ■
" yesterday's advance by th-> for-
ces under Marshal Gregory K.
Zhukov liljeraifi^aOO more local-
ities in the densely - populated
western Ukrainian .country, Mok'-
cow announced^ ..The Germans
hurhcl rftronjf in'fanti-y and tank
ftíms anahist t}ie f.'ed army, hut
were hiirk-d hack,' leaving more
than l.tMiO rfttnil oil the hftrtiofieid.
cow dispatches said todáy.
Russian spearheads yesterday
captured
railwuyrHilnsrs' ibe* itussians said.
■ 'I'll,, district center til' Staraya
.Sinyava, 5" miles s<ftdhcasl oí
the town of Irrovitsi^,Shp|k>ft)vka was among the more
¥
-LAST TIMÜS TOÍ)AY-
THE FALCON STRIKER BACK'
' , . with-,—
TOM CONWAY — HARRIET HILLlARD
EDGAR KENNEDY
STARTS
FRIDAY
guards to within' 25 miles pf the
Odessa - \\'áís5w line west of
¡Shimeiinka-, ,
Other Red artay units,' Moscow
said, stormed the village of Shar-
zhintsy, 33 miles southwest oí
Bcrdichev, and apparently were'
seeking a junction with First
Ukrainian army forces holding
;ihát ^Í¡$%Ifi ". ... '. .
Zhukov's advance, now in its
fcurth day, was averaging more
than. 20 miles a day, In some areas
as mudl es- 30 miles', according to
Moscow advices. *.-'
The capture yesterday of Pod-
vblochlsk cSteijded the Russian
hold sector of the Odis3a-Warsaw
railway to 26 miles,, with ."TVs
western end about 25 miles east
qf TarnOpol. In this ssctor, -Rus
Jian- troops aw; approximately 60
miles from the Rumanian frontier.
Qij the ©Sitie front, -Moscow re-
ported arrival fcf vheayy German
air reinrorcoTTiants in the Narva
"sector, where Gen, Leonid A. Goy-
orov yas attempting • to enlarge
ilffc Red army br'ldgeht^t.west of
'
SINCE the high tide of the
German invasion, Moscpw re-
ports, the Russians have recap-
tured ."¡25,000 square miles of
territory.' That's a round num-
ber that makes even Fatso
Goerlng's figure look nn«iHv«ly
skinny
f ! 1
"Mares eaf oats and doet eat
oats." What's the matter with
stallions and bucksf ft* ther
dieting?
I ! I
An automatic card «huffier is
premised. po twar bridge play-
ers. Cut nothing it said, so far,
about protecting the player's
shins. . '"■
/.. I ! .1
In K (gland, the son of a shoe-,
maker defeated tl)« soli of a
duke in an election. Clinging'
firmly to our No. 18 ration cou-
pon, we can understand why.
• • ill
Not all bears hibernate hi
winter — item. Ask Hitl r—h*
knows!
I ! !
—The crown of men's post-war
hats, we read, will be detachable,
thui, In a high wind, a fellow
can be sure of retaining at least
the brim. T
III
A German flyer recently was
chased by his own glider bomb.
This must bo Hitler's secret
weapon—a bomb with a built-in
"• n . " •
M+ m «akaaaeiB
SURPRISE
New York. (AP)— An artrty
psychiatrist's eyes lighted .dp,
wheA he noted a draftee, -takii
his pre - induction exftm
#as an automobile salesman.
•Maybe yeu're the man who an
hejp me, I've been looking-for a ,
the <
W'g';
good used car," said the
"Are you crazy?" retorted
selectee. ■
The psychiatrist quickly «hang-;
ed his expression, said stMtiy, "i'W •
supposed to ask the questions."
—Try —.
citation by nnut;«M N
No. 1974 ,
v THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO: Clariet Baldree Defendant,
Greeting: .
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Honorable DIS-
TRICT Court of*eRANGE t* nty
at the Court House i thereof,' in •
ORANGE, Texas, at or- before JQ ,
o'clock A. M. of the first Monday
next alter the expiration of ioj-
ty-two days from the date of tilt. «¿re-
issuance of this citation, same be-.;
ing the 24th. day of ,April A. ;
1944, then and there to ánsw.Cr,
Plaintiff's Petition filed InV said
Court, on the 8th. day of. Mar^h;
A. D. -tM^tin this cause, nuihttefH^
ed ¡9J4 on the docket of said
court and styled James W. Bal*
.dree Plaintiff, vs. Clariet Baldftie-.
Defendant. ' '' • 1
A brief statement of the nature,
of this suit is as follows, to wit:11!- ■>
This is a suit for divorce upon the '
grounds of abandonment, and
cruel treatment as isvmore ftiljy
shown by Plaintiff's Petition rtri
file ii\ this spit. •
The offitier executing this pro-
_.ns shall promptly executc the
same according to law, and make
due return as the law directs.' •
Issued and, given under my
hand and the Seal of said Couii). K
at office in Orange, Texas, Táx'as
this the 0th. day of March A. Í).
. 1 ■
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1, ■!
1944.
Attest:
(Seal),
T. M. Dodd, Clerk, Dfcr
trict Court, Orange.
County, Texajs
■■y-'
YOUR INCOME TAX :V
Past services rendered my busW
ness places and Defense Workers
Clientel are my recommendation*
in handling income tax matters.
you need assistance on your 1M|
return do not delay until the la?t
few days as it takes time to com-
pute your returns the several dip-
lit
ferent ways to se<¡ which will
most saving to you.
I ¿i HAROLD R. CLARK, Atd.
LOnergan LOUnSvl Room 8 Labor Temple—Orange
Tel. Night 4500, Pt. Arthur. Texas
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Meet the
screen's
*Kccue&t
Sensation!
The W
to a Man
Heart!
1.
en today on every batticfront!
ra: SenaT
"CAIT. AMERICA
Cartoon
e invasion, use of these
With foil
"DOWN WITH CATS"
products will rise to new heights. To
meet"this challenge, we must find two
START
TODA
CK, defen
GUI* MCWtNOCO
mousk)N-U¿«
Paper fops the list of war materials
ich are critically short.. . yet there's
paper everywhere.
¡Stacks of old newspapers and maga
ztnes in
... tons of dusty old míllíolíl extra tons of waste paper this
files in business store-rooms .. , tnou-
sands of old boxes and cartons In
warehouses. ^ f
What is thstt paper doing there when
it is so desperately needed at the front?
Needed for shell containers bomb
rings, instrument boards plane wing-
\Go into action today. . . bring that
boy home sooner. Organize your neigh-
borhood . . . your friends, clubs, busi-
ness and church groups. Enlist the boys
and girls as waste paper commandos.
Have you been saying you'd like to
NOW BROOKLYN'S BLONDE BOMBSHELL
IS QUEEN OF THE ASSEMBLY LINE!
tips. Needed to make or wrap over do more? Well, here's something you
700,000 articles used by our fighting cando. So do it nowl
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SAVE
A SUN0LF AWFFK
H't a brond new •^pwrMiK* #w
m ike speeds up
and bmplt the "wolf-poek" stag lintl
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boy ««lit them) Mid «la
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dawn In abe* er bun-
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EDWARD I MB
yer for Waynri Lonerjran, 27i
old New York cafe society play-
boy on trial for his life -for the
murder of his rich wife, is shown
outside the courtroom ' in New
York. Broderick, who asked tat,
and received, two delays tit the
trial, hopes to convince the Judge
and jury that Lonergan's
sion that he killed his wife was
obtained under duress; that his
wife had driven htm mad and
that there Is á streak Qf congeni-
tal insanity In the I onargan
family. (Internation-'
Sit
¿y Joe Marsh
«-i
"We had a real old-time church
RUpper the other night Bert
Chlldafs played th«f fiddle, and
the .ladles brought refreab-
- ewt3 Of rourse, wiaatd lhe
war. We're got our worrlac a
troubles. It'a a mighty go
iH ing we can rolas wig^ Ut
wholesome enjoyment"
f .t_
all It Was mlghty pleaaant
Only aoiir' note WM l>oc Ho-
Glanls. "Hhueks," aaya Doc, ^wa
oughtn't to be enjoyta' oorsetvaa
whén American aoMUsM aro
oyer there flgbtia' a war."'
Now from where I alt, Doc^a
absolutely wrong. All of us art
.working overtime to help the
mm
do... keep fip the 111
customs they remenlwr ~-l
the
ing a glass of bear with"
and an the little j
look forward to j
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1944, newspaper, March 9, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142925/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.