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VOLUME XXXI
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> TEXAS, MONDAY, AUGUST 14,1944
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OUT belief From Ice
Shortage Is Seen
||J In Neor Future
EXHORTS
Moscow, Aug. 14. (AP) — The ♦
zero hour (or .an'nil - out Soviet . f/*LJCIM II P
assault on East Prussia appeared USO bv-HEDULE
to be approaching rapidly today as _ _ ! ___
Russian armies massed in a groat Of ACT | IVI | I r X
threatening arc before the' bor-
ders of that German province,
DESTROYERS
LOSE SUNDAY
♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦«• ♦
Relief from the acute shortage
of ice in the Orange area appear-
ed to be in sight Saturday, when
practically all demands were met'
as a result of considerable addi-
tional shipments coming in from
factories in other sections of the The Consolidated Escorts and
State. Destroyers split a double header
Ernest-Barber, manager for the with their respective opponents
Orange Ice company, after hav- Sunday afternoon in West End
ing conferred with representatives ParH- The Escorts upset the Lake
Charles Marauders 4 to 2 and the
LET'S DO
SOMETHING
ABOUT IT!
♦ • •
THE COMING SCHOOL YEAR
Is already beginning to stand out
in importance because of definite
prospects of.tbo largest enrollment
In school history, in spite of the
very large figures -prevailing last
year.
HIT IN NEW
AIR ATTACKS
ny
,T. B. Kveugei,
Press Wnr Editor
associated
ORANGE
PLAYGROUND
NEWS
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With the Orange Recreation
Commission's city - wide play-
ground championships only two
weeks oft, boys and girls on the
Supreme Headquarters
****«>«>">
nestly in horseshoes. checkers.
A ring
jHpm^ slu.ky system £ l^and ^hers, ping pong, foul shoottaA an^ c^a'dlanloKMv *pur|
distance iniows in . „ ^^.tor-
Russian units to the south were Monday, 8:00 p. m. Bingo par- of the OPA in Houston and Dal
15 to 17 miles from the East Prus-ty, Social room, admissiop 1 20c, las^ alortg with other authorities, Destroyers bowed to the Eighth
sla frontier, white to the east oth- service men free, lc per card; said Saturday that he was hope- Armored Infantry Battalion'o to 5.
er Soviet forces were seven to ten prizes, ■ war stamps; grand prize, ful of being able to adjust the Riding the crest of a six game
miles away and to the north from war bond. 8:30 p. m„ Movies at situation in a manner thai would winning streak, the Escorts teeH
30 to 35 miles. Booker T. Washington, (colored) be satisfactory to the public. on George Gill In the second
Red army. forces apparently Tuesday, 4:00 p. m. Camp Fire Barber said that he had agreed Two doubles and two sin-
striving to rip Nazi defenses in Girls, Reading room. 8:00 p. m., to fuhiish ice at cost f. o. b. Or- 8'cs were good for three runs and
East Prussia wide open from the Sauare Dance club; Fiddlers Band; angc and that several car loads of ftom thcr* on Escorts were
south menaced the enemy strong- all persons over 18 years of age ice were now en route to supply "Pvcr headed. The Marauders
hold of Lomza, vital communica- interested in square dancing cor- the demand.
tlons center that links embattled dially invited to join the club. Barber said that he had
greatest victory in the west, drove
in furiously today for the destruc-
tion of the cream of German for-
fortresses spanning the 3,500 miles croauet mKt Ulaimll„ „„„„„ L ,
from -Paramushlro to Halmahera sof,bllll antJ basketball. Each " "^"ore
have come under new Allied air p|ay8round wiu hold its indivld- 8t on lhat lh y n 8 C
attacks, giving explosive emphasis llaj ehampionshlps and then send
to Adm. Chester Nimitz. s pledge wj|inprs to the city finals.
to 'put the heat on as hard and Medals wj|| be awarded the first , H Fiir«i« • s ." i!
fast as we can in the Pacific war. th , winners in each Avent northwestern Europe.
. .—j— lnrcc Plnte winneis in eacn evini caught in an almost eompl^lfe,,
y championships which (rQp ,n Normandy, approx^t,.
CV..U lev oo«s wu„ uui inue , a pr|nc|p,l forward base Handcrnft work from each Dlsy- '? im,'°00 Gel"m"nl - * fourth °*
no chances for repairs A great {or v s f0rccii drivln„ westward. cr® und w U be^udaed atthe same ' pnUro ,orce wlth whlch th*
.1 of paticnce and unselfishness Tlu- Pac|fk, f)ect chicf sald hc ^""J^'p^ ^Jen for out- A1Ue* hav° come ln ConUct lnC*
SOLVE THE ICE PROBLEM—
Is a matter for serious considera-
tion of the proper authorities in
Orange as well as adjacent ureas.
One of the most acute situations
has been brought about by the
breaking down of many hundred viS'S'fh^Hri.^'Jow a^uUd- #t thc ^ championship, which
threw a scare into the locals how- 1)0 necessary on the part of iniKht mov(, bis headquarters Btiindinn""workmanship
per- ever with-. MUgr in the top half irth^problem of toe shortage thPre' If ho d<,CS' h,C W°U™ „b° Gilmer Homes: Cork and wood
Warsaw with the junker province. Servicemen aTe invited guests. ~ > oians whereby he is to re- ^e third. Matney weakened . ... , , _cco,.dan,.„ wi.u closer by 1,000 miles to Tokyo wo,.)?
proved very popular during
(The German radio said strong 9:00 p. m., Informal SinffW RpiiH- rpivn irpniar nr i,. h chinmoni^ to allow 3 walks, and a single that " , 1 h than he now Is to San Kraneisco.
Russian forces supported by many ing room
:n are inviicd gucsls. - > oians whereby he is to re- „r,,.iPfl in aCroirian.-.. witli u. v 11 a" '
Informal Singing, Read- ceive regular car load shipments to allow 3 walks- and 8 single that K than he now Is to f
ice iiom fharr, Texas, located wcre «°°d for ^o run's. But unmu'1 ,CKU_°"®' He told newsmen
tanks and planes "succeeded in Wednesday, 8:00 p. m., Finger in the Rio Grande valley area.
veteran Joe Hare rushed in to his
_ The Eighth Battalion team hnd
ice were elirriinafed"Sflturday becn established in its game with
the Destroyers and It looked like
it would have things its own. way
gaining some ground" northwest Painting, L'obby. Square Dance The first car load shipment ar- rcscue and quelled the uprising bc-
of Bialystok — the drive threaten-Club General meeting, Reading rived Saturday with the result 'ore '^e tying run could be . scor-
ing East Prussia from the south room. 8:15 p. m., Informal dance, that for the first time in several edl
and Warsaw from the north.) Social room; Servicemen & GSO days, the long lines of applicants
Great tank battles continued Girls for
•west of the Vistula in the Kielce Thursday, 8:00 p. m Musical, afternoon
region about 100 miles south of sponsored by War Dads of Beau- 'Barber said that in the mean-
Warsaw and within 35 miles of mont. 8:00 p. m., Shrine Club, time there were good prospects of as . went into the lust of the nintl
Krakow, the last great Polish Small Club room. 0:00 p. m., more ice being obtained from the inn'nK with a 8 4o I load. How-
bastion guarding industrial cen- War Dans organizational meeting, Navasota plant which lias fur- cvev ,h<' Destroyers, who had boon
ters of German Silesia 75 miles Reading room nislied ice here continuously
from advanced Russian elements. Friday, 8:00 p. m. National A- through the hot weather periods.
The Germans were counterattack- viation Day Dance, Social room;* According to general ' reports,
ing vainly. George Curtslnger's orchestra; there are more homo electric ice
Virtually no news came from Sexy Icemen and GSO Girls boxes out of condition than was
the siege of Warsaw itself where Saturday, 8:00 p. m. Informal ever known before. One estimate m"unrt ,f' prolcit lhcir ,cacl nnd
the Russians wcre planted just plar-ed the number of electric ice wln lhe ba"
outside the Polish capital on the Sunday, 11:00 a. m. Go to J he' boMS out of commission at this
eastern side of the broad and Church of your choice. 4-6:30 p. time at 2,000, with but little or
swift Vistula. ° m-' Social for Service Men. 6:30 no prospects for repairs.
Since Friday tl^e Russians be- P- m Musical Appreciation Hour,
'hi'-atonint' in cv<^-y inning Came
to life and the Camp Polk de-
'.s \ weaken* d As a result, tour
rmr were across the plate before
tlx- Ai'my boys gent Seleser tf) the
tween Warsaw and East Prussia"Readin8 room; everyone welcome. HnnkliaUon I n
have bitten -deep into German Movies will be shown in the ^OUUieneaaei Ifl
lines, capturing 530 settlements'00^ throughout the week, War Vnllpvhnll I pnnild
and forcing three rivers, the Na-p'ctures- C.wnedies. Shorts • TViiCJfUUM ucuyui.
rew, the Upper Bug and the Bi-
ebrza, crossed Sunday. Progress Vnrinfv ^linu/ Tn
here was one of the major strate- ~ ul ,c 1 " I KJ
Staged Wednesday
Scheduled Tonite
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Yesterday's win was the seventh
straight for the Escorts und the
third straight set back for the De-
stroyers.
A Destroyer - Escort game is
on the calendar for West End park
ffyindny afternoon.
gic victories of the summer eom-
paign, for the , Germans had
mounted missive counterattacks Rjygfsjde Hall
i The Orange Commercial League
All Stars entertain the Beaumont
Church League All Stars in the
feature game of a Softball double-
headed at West End park tonight.
The All star game, second in the
in futile attempts to destroy this
threatening wing of Rokossov-
gkv'c forces The Riverside Youth Associa
RokossovKkv's armv ornim wne t,on will present a Fuh Night va- home-and-home series, will start
Su- army group was show at 8'30 o'clock Wed- "t ":3(l, fallowed by a Commercial
pressing north and northwestward J snow a[ ot'°'K
on a 65-mile front from the Bug ncsday n,ght August ,fi at ,hc R
■■■■■ aiiia ■■■■■ miii
BiuiPOir#r is
IHf BfST POINT ON VDUB Dlfit! '
contest between second-
hall
and the
northwest of Warsaw. . The im- '(lvorsA'do assembly
pertant communications center or ^.ve' a" " . , ,
Lomza. Ostrow and Ostroleka lay a"socia. All Stars the Orange ten copped
No placr Sabine Supply Co.
This is Rotary club.
this the first meeting between the
within his grasp, and there are
tion, and is being given at the re- " verdict oft the Beaumont
fore" Uie East"prusfdan 'frontier6" 1ue8' of many who enjoyed the diamond. The locals held a 7-1
At the same time, a Soviet first' ^hich .took "law® wenT'Xto ^'"nild'lnc
communiaue disclosed that the morial day. Arrangements for the '"8. D t went into a fielding
twin armies of Marshal Konstan-^°Rr m are being completed with slump to let five scores acmss the
tin K Rnkniiaivskv nnH rinn r tho assistance of Miss Ruth Gib- P'ate. .leuy I lexco. youthrul
F Zakharnv whow ranmlrilh bons of the FPHA-HSO t-.tnlf This windmill twirlers, will pitch for
drive to outflank Warsaw on a shnw' ('omprised of local talent, Qrangcr-and will be opposed by
'the entire length of the Warsaw- and, everyone is welcome to at- ""1"'
Bailystok raiiroad, ' had cleared tpnd-
the; Germans from more than
180 settlements.
Teacher Courses
On Constitution
Offered At Lamar
MacArthur Drive
To Be Completed
In Thirty Days
The Sabine Supply Co. has its
work, cut out in the second game.
Every start must result in a win
for the Suppliers in order for
them to stay in Ihe running for
■the league pennant. Sabine Sup-
ply has lost two games, while tiie
league - leading Lions club is un-
defeated. The Rotary tosscrs are
Indications were today that it lodged in third spot after drop-
would take approximately anoth- ping four games. The Orange
•cr 30 days to complete work of recreation commission has made
At' the uffice of the Orange paving the MacArthur drive, rep-arrangements with Ihe Beaumont
county school superintendent, resenting new routings for high- recreation commission for the All
many inquiries have been receiv- ways 87 and 90, and embracing Star game. -
ed from teachers otherwise quail- between four and mile miles of
tied who wish .to take a course in highway. Work of paving the
Federal and State Constitution traffic circle about midway on the
and complete it before Septem- paving project, was under way to-
her 11. day. Paving of highway intersec-
Attcntion is called that Lamar tlons and sidewalks constitutes the
College at Beaumont offers such major part of the road contract,
work beginning today. Registra- outside of the traffic circle work,
tion will be accepted through it iS said.
Wednesday, August 16, it is un- •
derstood here. This course Is plan-
ned for those who nced the work ^ AfffOyS Listed
NEWS C* OUR
MKHmtvpomkn
IN IfMirOIIN!
in order to qualify for teaching
in Texas. The course
will b<! completed by SetembCr 2.
positions in Texas. The course j\ff)QnQ Of
it:'
For some
frays in Orar
iknown reason, af- sent overseas,
have become
6:00
6:15
6:30
7:00
7:15
7:45
8:00
:oo
, 9:25
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C-'pI. Stanford Lel'ointe, son of 9:4,"i
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lel'ointe of ]0:00
Bridge City, is now stationed with 10:30
the IJ. S. Army Air Corps in Eng-
land. Cpl. LcPointe received his
basic training in Kern, Utah and
graduated from the Army Air
Cortis Communications school in
Tucson, Arizona before being
The nine rural schools of Or- FrtA
ange county employ 126 teachers. ViFTCI\TT CCIV L.IIU
There are about fifteen vacuncies
in the schools at tljis time. One
rural school will not be able to more numerous^lii the past few Pharmacist Mate William K. 12:45
open un^e« teachers can be found, wcckg than had bben known for Cooper, 20, husband of Mrs. Wan- | nft
years. ^here were <w> atfrayg-da-Cooper; of f>rarrgn, was rfheiW-
reported by the city police de- bor of a U. S. Naval crew in the
partment over 24 hours previous American assault force which in-
to 8 o'clock* yesterday morning, vaded France .He had previously
duwng the month of Julyr there participated in ihe African, Ital-
were 2« affrays reported. ian, and Sicilian campaigns.
Other offenses listed on the po- Pharmacist Mate Cooper attend-
lice blotter through Saturday and ed Mauriceville High school. Be-
Monday, August 14, 1944
4:00 Roth Revue "
4:15 Blue Music
4:30 Our Singing Star
4:45 Dick Tracy
5:00 Terry and the Pirates
5:15 Hop Harrigan
0.30 Jack Armstrong
5:45 Sea Hound
6:00- Up to the Minute News
6:00 Dinner Music
0:15 Waltz Time
-6:30 Lone Ranger
7:00 Watch the World Go By
7:15 Lum and Abner
7:30 Blind Date .
8.00 Counterspy
8:30 Spotlight Band
8.00 Coronet Story Teller
9:00 Raymond Gram Swing
10 Ted Ma lone
9:30 Heidt Time
10.00 Star Reporter
10:15 Henry J, Taylor
10:30 Saludos Arnigos
10:50 A P. News
11 00 Gay Clarlidge
11:30 Guy Lombardo
11:05 A. P. News
12:00 Sign Off.
Tuesday, August 15, 1914
Six O'Clock Edition
farm Fair
Musical Eye Opener
Daily War Journal
Sabine Tabernacle
The Humbard Family
Hreakfastdub
My True StiVy
Aunt Jemima\siiow
Morning VariVties
The Listening Post
Breakfast at Sardi's
Gil M'Aftyb
Jefferson-A ires
Glamour Manor
A P. News
Dick Jurgens
Modulated Moment*
I^eukhage Talking
huck Wagon Gang
LOW PERCENTAGE LOSSES
have been realized in regard to
warships built at the yard of the
Consolidated Steel Corporation,
Ltd., at Orange, during the pres-
war. The layman's estimate
losses sustained of Ihe Orang-
built >-/rT| ships p|-i -er t ' il as a
result of eneriiy s: 11 < m \ 1 1 s
than one per cont, Th s uulrx-d is
a splendid aver-i-e to iea!i e in
view of the large Mitnbei oi Or-
ange ships that have operated in
the enem.v infested waters
throughout the world
BRITISH CUT
NAZI ESCAPE
CORRIDOR
On the-'Ornc River Front, Any.
14. (AP) The British Second
army smashed deeper U14' th"
northern Hank .iof [he German e.
cape coniutor today as the enemy
continued to hasten his How of
the past week and the children
the war-might llflvc mlldc mnny p,-,tty and use-
be won without invading Japan. ful nnp^j,, r|nKS, bracelets and
"This-war is h new experience for fin0l,r riniIS Twentv bovs and Msennowei,, in one
Japan " he declared "We don't T « j j twenty boys ana orders of the day to aU
know how much they can take J? if on last Tuesday^nfah?C«i!di "rmies, fir and navel force., call-
|j-aay — tought a confused, gruel-
lintr battle under a sky filled with
Allied planei.
Tho Na7.i* were trying lo
cape the Jaws of a pincers which
were within 1A miles of closing.
Eisenhower, in one of hit ran
men 1
in the
sponge."
At the southern end of the air
wo, the Philippines took their
h i s: 1 ombing in live days Gen.
I -'otig I.is MacArthur aunounaed
tii..t patrol planes sank a 3,000.
,0, I n i liter ill Davuo gulf Sat -
urday.
At III hnahern, island stepping-
stone between Uavao in the I'h'il-
II -1 mt nod New Guinea, night
patrols set fire to a l,000-'ton ves-
ta i and riit other ships. In-tlalla-
were played. Joan Cordray won
first place In bingo and Mary Ann
Wolfe captured second pri*c.
Kenneth I'insijji^won the boys' u-
ward At 9 o'clock peanut butter
and grape jam sandwiches were
served along with grape punch,.
major Allied victory."
It -may be grasped, he exhorted,
"only through the utmost in a «l
and determination and speedy ac-
tion." r*
The trnp wn sprung, it was
disclosed a'ter five days of ^
. ... , , , crcey shrouded operations west of
Monday night a party for boys par(gi when powerful American
and fil ls over 14 will be held ond urmured und ,nfantry K(>e8rhci>dll
ruesdny night the 12-14 age „wcepjng (n „ 250-mlle arc
group will stage Its party. Ui^ugj, Lc Mans, converged upon"
Navy Park: James Frank El-- ^ German fjBnk Bnd ,n
tlott won the ping pong champion- ,udcUn twUt lo ^ north, ThU
will represent Navy SW|nK took Americans through
he forthcoming city fl- Alencon, Sees and Argentan, only
Ninot?' Marianas - based Lib- "~'Z, ",>H "1*1" ° |C? " 18 mllcs wuth of th« 0«nadi^n
, ; , V V,® . ,, , wooden rings and bracelets were p.r t nd (i ahi,™
eraiors bombed Chichi Jlma^ in ma<lc ,,y the youngsters In their Kaiu'se
tioiis 111 the 'l'alaud islands, be- ,(|)d
tween llidmahera and Davao, also par^ *|n
were bombed. nals. Hot pads made of cork and
the P.onlus — 000 miles from Tok
ko — on Friday, bltling an air-
field und a ship-
Other raiders hit Paramushlro
000 miles north of Japan In the
Korilc*, Pagan and Itota in the
Marianas, Truk atoll, and enemy
positions in Ihe U. S.-dominated
Ma. <halls 'I lie raid in to tlie Bon-
ms was iiolahle for the lack of
interception and light ack ack.
Admiral Nimitz, who went to
handcraft classes this week. a Now the Americcn armored
teen-age dance was held Wedncs- -homrwr" w„ b«,ntiQg lhe Oer-
day night and about thirty chil- mans aKRll,lt the Caosdlan-Brit-
dren attended Waltci Beneke "anvil" below Caen.
Field Marshal
assisted in supervising the dance. Fleld Marshal Guenthvr von
Anderson School The Polecats Kluge's defense of France 'souft ,.
stretched their lead in the Andev- (tf j^^ie appeared doomed- as
son Softball League to seven f,„.rC(l nouirmed under frigM-
gomes by winn yig three cont'-sts ful punishment to pull out throgh
from the Bobcats len triumphs tnf suddenly narrowed gap.
In' 13 starts is the sccord ,om- practically all bis escape roads
continued to hasten his now 01 mmwno went - j|rfi , ,he Pr>|0(.nts so fal. this toward lhL' Seine were eiit At
tanks and Hoops to Ihe east .11 a Sa.pan and f.uam just after his A for children «- I?™. C "* Al
dramatic race against time
"The enem.v cairigd.. nt a very
giea! movement on the. roads yes-
terday 'and dining' the night and
conferences with President Roose
veil add General MacArthur at
Pearl Harbor, disclosed that 52,323
Japanese were killed in
-season. A picnic
12 years old was held on
grounds yesterday afternoon.
the
lied air forces were pouncing on
every movement of the Germans.
got some of then force,s half way belts, Maishalls and Marianas, at
,1 cost of 0,003 American dead.
135 Vacancies Are
Reported In West
Navy Addition
Approximately 135 vacancies
we're shown in the West Navy ad-
out of the bulije west ol the Orne
river," an officer at forward head-
quarters of Lt Gen Sir Miles C
Dempsey's army said.
"The German withdrawal still
is orderly. They were shot up
rind shot up badly by our planes
birl they are using i,idec;uV Tfnd
dinging to the ..shadows 01 bushy
.hedgerows and it is difficult to
catch them in the open."
Packets of small German con-
voys seldom exceeding .'10 vehicles dition of 487 houses up to today,
at a time, were seen panting affording.!? representatives of th<
through the gap south of l-'alalse Federal Pnblie Mousing authml-
Nearly 1,000 enemy vchu les -wci c ties The West Navy addition was
shot up from the air yesterday. t',1** last to lie completed It Is
"The situation is lightening fi^urn-Ihe cenerai concensus of opinion
hour to hour," tlie headip'iarteitliat the housing needs in ti gen-
slngle wagon or bicycle was im-
mune from attack from Ihe
swarms of aircraft whieh buzavd
over the battle area in endless
profession.
It is like a bai era I way hove been met by the
is trying* by a hoirsing authorities. It is antici-
pated that eventually all vacan-
cies will be taken. A figure near
10,000 has been 1 cached by
enemy by choking FPU A in housing units In Orange,
it is pointed out
spokesman said.
loon, Von Kluge
gentle squeeze to g't all the in
out whjle wp 'are trying lo ex
pi ode il. bv jab.s at the flanks, o
to strangle the
off-{lis exit,"
at oi.M.y , 1,1 , wrecking hui dreds of locomotives
the Gil PM,*'in,,",'y ■1" l"'-vh ",l(' k'iIn nl" and thousands of rail cars. Not a ,
. . tended, 1 ork hot puds Were made „|ni/|r waif()n „r hlrV(
In handcraft along with the puii)t-
ing of designs on glass jars and
bottles ,
C'lty Park: Ninety children reg-
istered for wyrtihg on Wednesday
afternoon for one of the largest
crowds ol the year, The sched-
uled Softball gome with Ander-
son school was rained out last
week bilt will bv played at City
paik 011 Wednesday night. Work
with crayolas wmi. completed and
the children will start work on
cbrk next week
-Curtis School J. C. Morgan
war, appointed director for tluu
playground and will act in that
capacity for Ihe temilnder of the
suflrftner Informal games ol bag
ketball, softball, dodge ball
croquet were play-id during
COURT HOU
AND CITY HALL
BRIEFS
All-Stars To Meet Crowd Attends
Beaumont All-Stars Sjngjng Convention
On Home Diamond At Riverside Hall
,f." aBB63j
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Four arrests were made by th^
Orange city (XtMcs <>partn#nt
through Sunday and Sunday night
according to, the city police blot-
ter this morning. Three were
and charged with drunkenness and
the fine with disturbing the pet re. ;*
week along with archery and —-
story telling Playgiound cham A marriage itrtirfae issued to
pionshipa will Ket under way next Lopez Alcantar and Miss BonnMt
week. Model airplane work was Ma,; Buxton, of Orange, was
started by four small boys who record today at the office of the
are constructing Grumun flj'hter Orange county clerk.
planes
10:40
11:0(1
11.30
I) 35
41:45
12.00
12:15
was staled Monday.
*• 7 ■* '
.-T.
ev. Graves Darby,
Blind Evangelist,
Is Revival Preacher
"<W" *
12:30/Coffee Grinders
Songs by Jerry Wayne
Kit-rnan'sNcws Corner.
1:15 Mystery Chef
■1:30 Ladies Be Seated
Anxious to start another win-
ning streak, the l-'igbting SealJees
encounter tlie AlligaUir Ciueens in
the main fcame of the Orange Wo.
, men's volleyball league twin-bill
at the Navy Park court tonight.
The Navy Cruisers tangle with
the Dormitory Daisies in tlie pri>
limlnary match at 7:00 o'clock.
The SeaBees compiled an un-
beaten mark of six ijjraight wins
before succumbing to the Navy
Cruisers )as(;,Thursday
to 23. Realizing that another loss
might throw Ihe league into a tie,
the SeaBees will be going all-out
tonight -to- protect their jtliin one
A large crowd attended the reg-
ular monthly, session of the Or-
ange county singing convention
held from 2 to 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at recreation hall No. I
in Riverside addition, with Pres-
Ulent W. A. Black, of Orange, pre-
siding.
Work On Prison Is
Under Way Today
MarjJey School; DeWltt Gipson
and Bill Perry are directing the
activities of this playfleld with
George Boutwell moving back to
the Navy park ground. Miss Ann
Joiner, former director, left Im-
position vacant whorv she return-
ed to her home in I-ott. Con-
struction of model airplanes Is
progressing nicely and cork will
be used next, week. Champion-
ships In horseshoes and washers
also will bp held next wettk
Tilley School: George To a I l.\
serving as director of the Tilley
playground, having becn appoint-
ed after Miss Dorothy Lewis re-
signed to prepare for her teaching
Local Talent To
Be Used On Rotary
Program Tuesday
; "
Captain Christ Harms and J. T.
A1 ledge will be in charge ol th*
program of entertainment at the
weekly meeting and luncheon ait
tin- < <range Itotary club Tuesday
at noon Wal talent will be used,
according to Captain Harms. Pres-
ident R. Clyde Marsh will pre-
side.
■practice
merit was
,on Friday
Regula , ,
Work of converting the two- win bc- put on next week with
Ifad.ovPr the CrMtrerft. The t°Or brick gnrnf:r adjacent lo th« winnrrs qualifyins far the
Alligator Queens will present a new^cily cfty final*. Alrpiiane making
POTENT
. , .. r, . . . , San Diego, Calif. (AP) — Thinfe - .
f! 'hr a " ^ngeloschooi sys- ,u> # b
-A Practice washer wa Sng 0**" "
BIRTHS—
miiu* Mrs. James C. Choih- - ■ ^ , ■ , „ , . , . ■ ^w.,v ...«
in Jr.. announce the birth of rejuvenated lineup, which means^^ on Main and .Seventh streets, ,into „tlll heads the handcraft I la}
bs., 12 oz., son, James Clark «' exciting tilt i in te offing. P"'"* headquarters and city prla- pinc Grove: Another conr
vasXed rZLTrZi training baselir,
Transbay Coronado. Among thoe..
r US ! tn,ln,n« •* 'he base's landing
r championship contests craft 8Chool are I. O. Martini, S.
Lt. and Mrs. James C. Cham-
berlain
c. , ... . . , . . . ... .. ^ a 6 lbs., 12 oz., son, James Clark a" exemng 1111 is in re onmg. Pine Grove: Another commu-
Saturday night, were .nine held fore joining the Navy he was a ,|,( at 7 o'clock, August IS. at St. Both the Cruisers and the Dal- on,_ was reported as helng wjll nlly h|nf0 p#rty wa< ^ Xue,.
A revival meeting was started for drunkenness, one "for investl-ship fitter at Consolidated "Steel Patrlfk's hoXitifin Lake Charles «« «rc riding high after scoring tinder way today, Much of the day night with a crowd of sixty trol is beta*
Sunday at the - Cove ^BaptUt g.tion and one for theft of a fan. Corporation, Ltd. ti major upsets last week The Dai- material to-be used^V Installation p^ipihhg? Friday wS JrilJlff
..ni.ihwvt M..rrrv " w.u in ««« «'«« May 7, over ^.^J'^ed their hiiti.l .trl- <** * *9! at lh« #*** * ? «"« Mm
Martini,
J. Champagne, A. Cola. J. Bear
W. H. Redwine and M.
The largaat fish are cau
a line of conversation.
■ 1 n 1
mm
nedy is pastor. Rev, Graves Dar- UNLUCKY THIRTKFN iSth AAF in Italy. — Staff Ser- Germany^" umph of the summer at the e*- modern prisop-' etpilpments in when the Commando outing wer"ind
by, a well known blind evangelist, Now RocheUe, N. Y. (AP) — A gcant J. P. Warren. 20, son of M„ chamberlain Is the forme* P«"« of lhe (Jneens and hope tt> smrtheast T^xas, has arrived and rtaged In Plne Grove. Miss Til- *6* .
will be in charge of the prtach- police department official paid a Mr. and Mrs. Iva Warren, 1405 Carolvn Canter of Oranae Lt extend their winning way to two w"> begirt up In a short time. " ~
ing services, day services being visit to the internal'revenue office Green Ave., Orange, Texas, tail Chamherlain was employed at « me A Win for the Cruisers
held at 9-30 0 clock, evening ser-yesterday to square things with gunner. on the Italy based AAF ConsoUdated Steel Corporation, w"> keep, them wlUiin haiUng
vices at 3 o clock. Un_cle Sam. 2^ before entering fhe service, diriance of J he SeaBees, whom
Until as late as
Lower
to be a
Federal agents had tagged a p6- Her Lads," has completed his SOth -
bombing misslaK^JIVnK
Cal- lice radio car with the markers
to be an is- "fD It" tor failing to
Air Force commanded by «
General NsUujn
they meet once more
"1 ni
lie Smith, playground director, leyball
showed movie* in Riv erside last regular
he forest area of the United Sunday and is scheduled to re-
exclusive of Alaska,
commnta
larger flM I
France, Germany, Italy,
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