The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 265, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 12, 1941 Page: 1 of 6
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ORAXOK,TKXAti^:tei>)CE l>AV, XOVKMBKR 12, 1941
VOLUME XXVJIl
NUMBER
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BEAUDE
4 Men Transferred
To Penitentiary
COBINA BECOMES
Bonfire Slated
For Thursday!
A student pep raiiy and bonfire
will be held Thursday night at
o'clock on the vacant lot in front
of the Orange high school, in prep-
aration for the Orange High-Con- j
roe football game scheduled Fri-'
day night. \-
The Bengal Lancers band under
• the direction of Frank Hubert will
open th* rally \ program which j
will be conducted by the cheer
leaders. V
No student parade will be held,
school officials stated.
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f)
Court House
and
City Hall Briefs
Local Lions
Will Attend
Pt. Arthur Meet
A delegation ;-.om the Orange
Lions club-will go to Port Arthur
Wednesday night to attend a meet-
ing of the Port Arthur club when
Lions International President
George Jordan of E)allas,4will be
the guest speaker.
The meeting will be held at
Masonic temple at 7:30 o'clock.
,/
A white woman, charged with
driving while intoxicated, enter-
ed a plea of guilty in county, court
here Monday and was fined $50
and f costs.
LET'S DO
SOMETHING
ABOUT IT!
Deeds filed' for record on Mon-
day at the office of ihp Orange
county clerk ineludechTtho follow-
ing:
H. J,t, L. Stark to Bert Borel and
wife, a part of lot two block T of
Jackson survey. $750. '
-Charles Sax'on etal to Most Rev.
C. E. Byrne, >t^e C- H. Saxon
Homestead tract in" the Nathan
Cordre^'stiVvey. $4200 consider-
ation'. 'r' Nto
; N.
Police and court.record for the
city and county on Tuesday show,
the following cases:
A white woman i-cfhirged-, with
driving . while intoxicated, was
allowed bond in the sum of $250
to await trial at the January term
Of county court
Two white men from Vidor
were placed in the Orange county
jail on charges of hog theft filed
iin justice court of precinct four.
Two out of town white men
were arrested by the city •'police
force Monday night on charges of
A HOMECOMING DAY for Or
ange with a suitable program suf
ficient to induce hundreds of for
mer citizens, many of whom are {driving while intoxicated
natives of this place, ot return for
the day to meet the thousands of
new people, would serVe a splen-
did purpose. Such an event could
and would be thoroughly' adver-
tised throughout the country and
no doubt a speaker of note could
be engaged for an appropriate1
address.
PLANNING YOUR CHRIST-
MAS holidays no doubt will be go-
ing oiiTsteadily from now on. It
. '■ '■:
FouiNjiii. cenyicted during the
past term of district court, were
transferred from the Orange boun-
ty jail to. the state penitentiary in
iHuntsvllte Tuesday by Bud Rus-
sell, prison system agent. ' The
four were: E. T Cormier, sen-
tenced to two years on a charge]
of assault with intent to murder;; A crowd of some 6,000 football
Arthur Carderieus^ three years lor j (m)S and students is expected at
forgery: Johnny Sihith, 25 yeai's 'Tiger stadium Friday night when
for roobery by assault, and Rob-jt|lt. Orange High Tigers close the
5:15REDCAnT0l
ert Rinehart, five years lor n'uto!
theft.
season in a game with the Con-
ine Tigers who boast one of the
strongest teams in the district,
> Thy Conroe special train bring-
jing the school band, drum and
bugle corps, the students and fans,
will arrive1 in Orange at 5:15 p. m
Friday, the train to stop at Front
and Sev enth street.
The program time schedule for
Two teachers have been adder1 |Fi'iday_ was announced Wednesday
to the faculty of the Orange eit> , morning as follows:
schools this week, including liar .5:30 p.-.m. Conroe units parade
rpld B.. .Fain,/of-'Weatherford. toil torn Front street north on Sev-
replace Verri White, who was lentil to Green avenue, west on
called to the U, S. a
taught biology1 and m
N&vy Addition
Ex-Service Men
Attend Meet
Two Teachers
Added to Faculty
Of City Schools
By 4h«j Associated Press
Adolf ilitler's Crimean armies
were refu ted to have reached the
Black coast today just below
Kerch,' gateway to* the Caucasus
oil fields, white on the central
Iron/ the Russians declared they
had Rattled the Germans to a
standstill with more than 70,f)00 1
N /js killed and wounded in the
•11-jay old drive on Moscow.
, , : % ■■■
Wed Star, the Soviet army tiewa-
About 25 ex-service men ol the
U. S. Navy addition attended" an
American Legion sponsored meet-
ing held JVInnday night at the ad-
ministration building in the ad-
dition Ed Short, post comman-
der of the Lloyd Grubbs post, pre- P®P«'- Russian Infantry, ar-
sided during the session and itillery and'tfmks smashing l.iW
plans were made to hold tlu; i:cg- tH* "at,k of two German divisions
ular Legion and Auxiliary meet- ^ori ' titskirts of jTUla, 100 miles
ing at the administration building j south' of Moscow, had put the in-
vaders to rout and chased them
.... . . ... . I next Monday night 7:30 o'clock.,
rmy. White .Omen avenue to Thirteenth street. A„ ox_w,.vjct.- Im,n tlwi j for more than five miles,
xiath. 6:15, p. m. Dinner for members
- , . .U . h i- «... i.i .i. wives aic
high
Mrs. Forney Fleming was" add- lot the Conroe units In the
ed to the Anderson school faculty'school building.
to fill ft need caused by the ah-1 6:30 p. in. Stadium gates open,
normal increase in pupils ol that j " to 7:25' p. rn. Pre-game pro
School.
servici:
re invited to attend.
! Red Star said the Nazis abut*
Corporal Palmer^ Beatgjette, U. fl. A., helps his bride, the former
Cobina Wright, Jr., cut their wedding cake following' their marriage
in Riverside church. New York City. Following a brief honeymoon
Beaudette returns to an officers' training camp in, Georgia where he
is studyinr for a lieutenancy and Cobina returns to Hollywood- to
continue her film work.
CIT Y BRIEFS Installation of
*1S Dial Telephones
LIONS CLUB MEET
Members of the Orange Lions
club will hold the regular semi-
monthly meeting Thursday 7 p
m. at the Mess hall, George Craft
president, announced Tuesday.
3 Port Arthur
Youths Held For
Nearly Complete Trespassing
ORC NOVELTY RACES *
The Novelty races, sponsored by
the Orafige Recreation Council.
is to be hoped that | those who I which are scheduled for Saturday
have prospered because of the morning, will be held at the Or-
plentifulne.s.s of employment
through the past months, will be
liberal in their thoughts in behalf
of the" unfoitunate- Regardless
of the fact that a very large per-
centage of the people have enjoy-
ed the greatest period of prosper-
ity for many years here, there
are scores of needy people with-
in the community. ■ i
BEAUTIFlCATION OF PARKS
should enter into the program of
civic development in Orange
where it is exceptionally easy to
show results "-in a remarkably
short time-' Now that the Ander-
son city park Is being utilized for
the greater part by the $75,000;
recreation building, it . would be!
well to consider some other spot,
for instance, the Stark park in
the heart of the city. No doubt
arrangements could be made to
make this spot a most ideal one
for a rest park. Think it over.
Installation "of dial telephones,
for Orange telephone customers,
now is 90 per cent complete, ac-
cording to J. H. Bailey, manager
of the Southwestern Bell Tele-
phone company. The work of
equipping Orange telephones for
dial operation will be finished
within the next few weeks-
Installation of the dial equip-
NAVY ADDITION MEET mont in Orange s new telephone
A meeting of women and girls sched-
'of the Navy addition will be held
ange playground, Fourteenth and
Cypress streets-
in the community house of the
addition Thursday night at 7:30
to organize a group of Camp Fire pi'( -
Girls. ' '
KAYCEES MEET TONIGHT
The Knights of Columbus, Coun-
cil No. 1680, will hold a regular
meeting tonight, 7:30 o'clock, at
the K. of C hall, Ninth and Green-
A full attendance is urged by
Grand Knight Pat McNamtira, Jr.
W. O. Clark Will
Is Probated Here
The will of W. O. Clock was
probated here Monday with all
roal and personal property being
The department of commerce left to ,Mrs. Cl'oey Clark Payne,
estimates that production of type- sister of the deceased, with the
writers this year will establish(an exception of $1,000 designated for
all - time new record. * the Upkeep of the Parish cemetery
in Orange county.
The will of T. C. Malone" was
also probated Monday with all
Sales and production of confec-
tionery - are at record levels
throughout' the country, the de- property beingJeft to Mrs Ruth
partment of commerce reported. Malone, widow of the deceased.
Johnnie Smith Home On Leave After
Three-Month Stay In Iceland
11,. . r. i■ 1 i ■ ■'
Johnnie Smith, of the U. S.1 n .
Navy Air Corps, here on a ten-1 ,°" One occasion, when several
day leave, has just returned, toRAF boys had d.nnerwub
the United States after a three-:^tiAimer'cans their plane, a.
month stay in Iceland. * B"tish officer who was served an
Smith, who is a . adipman in the o«inge and an apple after dinner.
Navy Air Corps, was on the plane ^ved the /mil to give to h.s chil-
which went to the aid of the U. o" h.s return to Engfand the
S. S. Kearney aftc^-it was attack- following day
ed. and dropped medical supplies j When asKed about the weather
via parachute from the plane to! In Iceland, Smith said w^hen he
the destroyer. He also went a-j left last week, the temperature
Three boys from Port Arthur
were in the Orange county jail
Wednesday on charges ol tres-
passing- The trio was arrested
for hunting on posted property.
ule, and the new service, being
brought to Orange at a Cost of
more than $250,000 gross!, is ex-
to_jbe ready for use
about, a month, Bailey said- -r
"The dials, of course, should not
be used until after the new sys- ,,
torn has gone into service," Bailey . Diegi>i Calif., Nov. 12. fAP)
said. "For the present, telephone iAfl Armistice day peace sends
users here should continue to givei^1"'' AFL craftsmen hack to
their calls to the operator as they Wf"'k at n<>on lod,i-v $25,000,000
ARMISTICE DAY
PEACE ENDS
DEFE'SE STRIKE
have in the past."
Services Held
Tuesday For
Orangeites' Kin
n navy and marine defense pro-
jects in the San Diego area.
At the request of Federal Con-
ciliator Harry Malcom, the navy
modified its ultimatum to the
strikers that they be back on the
job at ft a, m.. P. S- T. The four-
hour grace enabled the men to
receive a report on the settlement.
The navy earlier had announced
if Funeral services were held at!
11 a. m. Tuesday in Big Lake, La.,
for Mrs- Charles Marshall, mother that if strikers did not report at
of Mrs. J D Stan field and sister 8 a m • thc,r jol's would be filled
of Mrs. Charles Taylor, both of|by available labor, and the union
Orange,J Mrs. Marshall died Mon-|men «iver ** Jobs remaining at
day in New Orleans. La„ after a jnoon.
lengthy illness. , j ^ spokesman said this conces-
In addition to relatives, several jsjon constituted the only recession
Orange friends attended th eiu- f,.om the i navy's original position
neral service.
modern design When opened it
is a modern sewing machine. Four
as Stated by Rear Admiral Charles
A. Blakely, 11th district comman-
Idant. --
j The admiral had termed the
jstrike as "open revolt against the
| United States government," a de-
iscription that brought a reply
'from K. G. Bitter, building trades
jtouncil secretary, that "ir any of
Tfhc • regular semi - monthly jour men were in revolt against
meeting of the Catholic Youth Or- the government, we would be the J machine are a modern marvel- An
-animation will be held Thursday j first to ^xpcl them." intriguing and very useful fea
Catholic Youth
Organization Will
Meet Thursday
board the Kearney when it dock-
ed in Iceland •alter the attack,
Smith saidt r-—
During his three** month stay
In Iceland he had many interest-
ing experiences. He told of be-
ing in the plane which went to
the aid of the U. S. S. Greer which
was attacked ' last August, and
helped look for the raider. He
also went In a plane to a German
submarine which had been cap-
tured by a British • plane which
was patrolling the area until a
vessel arrived to take charge of
ihe U-bo«
was about at the freezing point
all the time, with high winds up _ #
tu afewt 7O knot* "However, JH.ead8Social
August, the temperature would _
get as high as 65 degrees in the
middle Of the 21 hour days. "It
does not seem as cold as a persoli
would think it would," Smith said.
Mr. Smith, who came to grange
from Norfolk, Va., is-visiting with
his wife who is the former Miss
Bill Lowe of Pinehurst addition.
He will Wnyr Thursday, but does
not kftow Where Ife1' will be lo-
cated. except that it won't be lee-
til IMV I VII^L III | ■> 111 I 1 i> III I" * V |' *■
1. Mrs. Fleming started Iter ISfam by Bengalaircs .Swiiis Flag
•es Monday. Mr- Fain is ex- Swingers and Twirling Ensemble.
pected t<> bo
wrrtk Monday
here to begin
el next <^eek
his! 7:25 to 7:50 p
j teams w&nm up
m. Football
Conroe Band
GRANDMASTER
OFODBFEL'OSS
TO SPEAK HERE
J. ft. Ogle, grancimastei' of Tex-
ds of the Odd Fellows Todgc, will
be the principal speaker Friday
night at the t>dd Fellows Intercity
League convention to be held at I.
O. O. F. hall here at 7:30 o'clock,
it was announced Wednesday.
The Intercity League area em- Carlo Romano. Tiger football
braces Beaumont. Port Arthur,[player, underwent a minor oper-
Orange, Sour Lake, Liberty and ation on his foot Tuesday and was
7:5.0 to 7:58 p. m-
Maneuvers. -
'7:50. tp " P. ni. Bengal Lancers
Maneuvers. •
0 o'clock. Kick-off,
Half - Time Program: first
part, Conroe Drum and Bugle
Corps tor 7 minutes; second part,
Bengal Guards for 13 minutes.
Reserved seat tickets, which
may be purchased from the Or-
.iinjje Drug company or the Sweet
Shop; should be.obtained tfi'tot to
the game day, officials stressed;
doned arms and ammunition in
j their flight, leaving more than
j500 s(ain, many wounded and 25
| burned - out tanks. Only the ar-
jrlval of reinforcements rushed up
I in trucks enabled the Germans to
j restore "som ekind of balance,"
the newspaper said.
On the southern, Ukraine, front,
Soviet correspondents said the ;
Donets river basin was "engulfed
in fire ■— conflagrations raging
everywhere -- pillars of flame
'and black smoke rising high tef ^
Miss Catherine Lee Wahlstrom I tile -skies—."
associate field secretary for Camrj On the whole, the Russians re«
Fire Girls, will visit Orange No-j fleeted growing confidence both
vember 20th aud 21st in order to in the Donets conflict and Ijefofe
instruct the advisory board for Moscow,
that organization and also lo help Soviet dispatches admitted, |
reconstruct Camp Fire Girls in however, that German troops had
CAMP FIRE
EXECUTIVE
TO VISIT HERE
Tiger Gridster
I Under Treatment
other Southeast Texas areas,
Mike Peveto, of Beaumont, lea-
gue president, will preside over
tlie meeting Fi'iday night. Orange
lodge of Odd Fellows will be hosts
to the convention attendants.
In addition to tiie regular pro-
I'ram will be that of initiation ol
candidates in the first degree- Four
candidates will be initialed for the
local lodge with probabilities of
several other candidates being
brought here by other lifxiges.
absent from practice but will be
in the game Friday against Con-
roe, it was announced today. The
operation \vas a large stone bruise
on his right heel
GLEE CLUB
SHOW TICKETS
SAlE PUSHED
Machine Line
The famous White Sewing Ma-
chines have been added to the
merchandise sold by the4Orange
Supply coippany. according to an-
nouncement. made today
The new department is located
in a prominent position on tin
Ticket* arc-on sale here this
week lor the "Rhythmic Maneu-
vers" tiie Orange High School
Glee club musical show to Ik'
staged in the school auditorium
Orange. Miss Wahlstrom ma-
ioieit ui social group wwk. *t tftc
University of Southern California
and has -forked irt' four different
agencies irt Lps Angeles, including
a probation agency, medical clinic;
settlement house, .and the Y. W.
C. A She nholds a Masters 'De-
gree in Sociology, was chairman
of the Guardian's association In
Los Angeles, later a. Camp Fire
executive in Battle Creek, Michi-
gan, and then Pasadena, Califor-
nia.
Girls ten years old and older
Interested In joining Camp Fife
Gills inay do so under the alls-
pices of their church or through
P, T, A, Eight and nine year old
girls join a junior group called
Blue Birds. Miss Wahlstrom will
be glad to meet-with any group
i swishing «to join and is particular!)
i anxious "to meet as many girls and
guardians as she can on hei
visit to Orange.
Two-Foot Shark
Presented To
Science Group
The laU'st gift to the girls' di-
Wednesday and Thursday, No-j vision of the biology department
of Orange high school is a two-
foot hammerhead shark
vember 19 and 20 under the di-
rection of W K. l.uForgC, choral
music Instructor of the school.
The ticket sale committee XJsj
floor and will carry, besides a (composed of the following
line of White Sewing; Minnie Kthel Hjlliard and Lila
The shark was given to file de-
apartment by John Sohnier ol Sa-
complelt. line of White Sewing, wmnie Mnei Miniarti aim um ^ Tr*" .
machines, a complete stock of!Jean Block Of Prairie View com-j , One ot the objectives this yeai
sewing machine accessories and munlty. - ,,j ||lt! gHlU)J ,,f 54 ynls is a first-
parts- Service and repairs for all I Juanita S rver of Orangefield. jtiMtid study of life in tlvts vicinity. [sajrf
makes of machines will be avail-J Othel Sorrels of Cove addition. j11ziiift m fish and birds, '
one
advanced to the vicinity of Nnrrf-
southwest of
Moscow, but said the situation
had been stabilized. The Germans
said their advanced forcea were
within 31 miles of Moscow^ t
point.
Nnrofomlnsk lies on the Kalu-
fu - Moscow highway, about 30
miles east of Maloyaroslavets, the
scene of heavy recent fighting.
Meanwhile. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told the house
of commons in London that Hit-
ler had failed to drive Britain to
her knees through a starvation
blockade ahd thus might be forc-
ed to attempt an invasion "as
soon as he can screw up his cour-
age and make arrangements to
(ake the plunge."
Jubilantly, Churchill procluim-
•d heavy gains against the Axis
in the long War at sea and hinted
U a counter - invasion .of the
•cich with the declaration that "in
1043 we shall have sufficient ship-
ping to undertake overseas Ojjitr-
Jtions." ..,m
Simultaneously, King Genrjje
VI, opening a new session of par-
liament, said "the United States
is fCirnlshing 'my people and toy
allies with w?r supplies of nil
kinds on a scalJ?" unexampled in
history."
Churchill coupled his prediction
:>f a BEF invasion with an an-
nouncement that Britain ahd her
lilies'hud stink or seriously dam-
iged mau ly 1,000,000 tons of A^tt
1■/lie.
shipping over a four - month/pe-
riod ending in October and had
drastically cut their own losses.
Destruction of Axis shipping, he
' 'is proceeding with greatfef"
i violence than before" and has
able- Featured in the display el j McDonald. Ollie Shepherd.
the new White Electric Sewing -'"hnny Norwood of North Orange.
machines is the Mayfair desk mod- Alice Hudson, Joe Darby and , ir{-i htj'y jeeeived a permit
si exhibited to thousands at Ann Boardman of U- S Navy ad- j th,. Texas fish and Game
the New York World's Fair, and dition. ^ * commission to take one psir each
the Sarr Francisco Exposition. Thomas Camp of West Orange. (Ij (hp non - protected game hirdi'
This model is rated as the finest; Lovelace Callahan, Peguy Lun- uf t|1(. state to be used for sci >n,-
sewin'g machine the White com- Evelyn Duhon, ' Pat Raleigh. | tific purposes in the school. Ro-
pany has ever built. When closed Juanita Riser and Eloise Scott ofise^0: spoonbill and ivory - billed j .1(,^ ((~. fotir nidfitha
it is an attractive walnut desk of Orange. j woodpecker are excepted In '
Paula Keith of Gilmer addition ■ pui-jxiit Collection may be «car
rhe tickets may also be obtain- i ded out in the counties of Orange
Miss Vlaru McBrldc. mslructoi stmc.k such bloW(( jn thp Medi-
terranean that ''the enemy has
found it difficult to reinforce or*T
even supply his armies en Afri-
can shores.
British merchant shipping loss-
es, it was announced,' dropped.'
from a 500,000-ton monthly aver,
age for four months ending in
tlK '.furit' to 1R0.000 tons per month
drawers down the side ^ccommo- il'd from the office of the Orange i.|t>fferson, Hardin, Jasper, New-
date stationery and writing sup- H'Kb schol registrar.
ill H"-. one drawer being fitted-out u. "T-:
With- inkwell and pelt rack. .
The mechanical features of thisj E$eaUniOnt INegrO
Returned To
ight. B o'clockt at St. Mary's! In calling the stiyke Monday;|tore' of this machine is its ability
school hall. 'Bitter said the action was; directed j to sfew backward an dforward, "A
nest wlll be Lloyd Cormier of at contractors awarded construc- j flick of the lever and it sows in
Nederland. district CYO jKresi- tibn jobs on navjy and marine ex-j reverse withou tstoppidg." WJth'j
dent- Ipansion programs, but Admiral j this feature 'stitching iii ends of
1 Blakely said the labor leaders i seams can be done without tdrn-
! were-"defy ing only one contractor ling the material. Corners of pock -
the United States government.: ets may be reehforced by stitch-
Face Charges
ton, Polk and Tyler.
County Agents
To Address Meet
At Mauriceville
Mrs. M. K. Thomen
Workers • Group
The strik4 was called to enforce j ing forward arid backward, and
-a-demand tor a dollar a day wage, many differen ttynes of darnitut
boost which tmion leaders said I can be rimply and easily done
was justified because of a 27 1-2 Othei' models on display in-
per cent increase In the c>wt of -elude thcK e designed as swvettes,
Mi's M. K. Thomen was elect-jliving in San Diego in the last.lamp stands, console tables, and
ed chairman ot the Orange Social year. .other utility pieces, ail with bullt-
Workers' group Monday night at1 John Murray el Los Angeles, in sewing machines.
the monthly meeting .held in the'linlernational carpenters represen- During the opening: days of this
chamber of commerce rooms. Ttie utive. said the settlement was[department, the Orange Supply
group is composed ot social and based on li new interpretation by Co. is celebrating with
recreation workers of the city and j the "navy on lump sum govern- j demonstrations.
oVer the next four months ending
in OctobeK^
"That has been done," he gaitt,
''in spite of the fact that there
never were more U-boats or more
(long - range aircraft working
I then there are now." \
1 And he added cheerfult
J "There is nothihg. Hltler and
his Nazi regime dread more
J proof we are capable of figl
, [a long war and pr«H)f ot their fa
A negro man from Heaumont ^ Mauriceville community ure to starve us into submission."
was arrested by city rUp%e oflti-; meeting will be' held-at the school! The speaker warned.' however,
cers here Monday night In W'- jThufaday night at 7:30 o'clock!that Britain' mu'st be prepaif^d
nection with the fatal shoot Ingot wlien a community organization t'with the return of g«wd weatbev
a negio woman, his former wife, iWj|j be perfected under the direc-jnext spring to "meet and check" :.a
nf "uda°n, chief j tjon 0f a. J. McKen/.le and MixSjHitler it he attempts an invasion- j
, Boaeile McKeonea^
The negro,was found hiding in 7
rthern, jvjr. McKenzie wilt address the
two jg mop, discussing Jfuod., product ion
the tall weeds in thp;
part ot the city. A gun
empty shells were found in a 1 uncjer the National Defense Plan,
bloody car Which officers believe and Ml(u) KcKennty will also dis-
on cuss ' Food Planning "
the negro had abandoned
north Third street
A Beaumont peace officer came!" S
special j over Tuesday and returned the An uncharted submarine chau-
man to Beaumont. ' nel has been located in the Oulf
county. The next meeting of the ment proje« ts which Would per-' tTseful sewing souvenirs arc be- !of' Mexico by the Coast and Geo-
group will be held the first Mon- mlt contractors to pay the scale ing given to women who visit the American farmers employ morej detic Survey, the department uf
day of December. | (demanded toy the unions. ' department. ii 4 than a million and a half tractolrs. commerce raporU.
Weather
East Texas: Fair and wa
tonight and Thursday. Gentle I
moderate northeast and I
on the coast. -
I
Unprecedented
duct|on under the
gram has revived
mk
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