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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

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WIS .he tiAa. Th..~ Sd >sl-. =.
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I can take 4 pu0en - -cea ..
ScareS ne
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Always styIu1 a.e@l ~. :.
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how mary GaT> >;ra@- s.s"- a..-.
Dempsey asa.ns: Ta."e1 = =.
rain a. Philadelphia LA; :..-..'
Practically 99 per cen: q. IL. a.
the rlnesIdc. 7 guess W.. -a#a
percentage when you >~en& .. 20.
or two with that Nova and =.
superb confidence =: rs >.a-:.
spreading like an eHidens.c1 H..
guy really believes u hm>s.-.
Sure. Louis has slipped 49, 3.
from his peak-;ie second ScHaa -
ine tigh;. But there s,i.l So 4 :.
boy in the business y'ho -. - S.
fast and as sure Is j. -" AM.
he's picked up plen.y c. eN".:5s....
in that bum Of ite -.oa.h .e-.
he made. Knows heW to -. ac
all noW-croUthers. s.,."G;2 S."s.-.- F.,
guys, boxers. SlVeee.-. fancy @at.
ike Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

NEW YCRK SIrt ; Up
Thoughts O, guy who IA. on.>
three days to make dp MS mind anG
crawl out on thc end Ct hn.h
No doubt about II Louis hts
harder. Even when ae's being out
boxed and seems 20 pe dazed he ca.
ALWAYS throw orc punch and ~
Katy bar the door Look al Tia,
Conn fight Billy was ahead from
here to Wonder at the enc O. the
18th round bu; Joe pitched a rleh;
in the 18th and they played Tie
slow music in The Conn corner.
Wonder If Noyas eoing to pay
any attention TO his seconds this
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
r. IS CT for Bruins

against Utah =; Moscow. Fresno
State opens itJ season at Fresno
AGAINST West Texas State; Nevada
opens with Cal Poly at Reno: Ari-
,ona goes to South Bend to play
Norc Dame: and Humboldt and
aud san Fran 1sco State teams
meet in Eureka Sunday Santa
Clara meets U.S.F. in San Fran
Ijcpn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Tempe Prens


TEMPE. Ar.Z.. Sep. :
Coach Dixie Howell vlrked ~
team behind the barred 2a.e~ o.:
Tempe stadium todaT aS ire A.
IONA State Teachers Cos. Z e.
dogs prepared to" tNa.r ~
battle tomorrow Ma =. -.
a. ana : Jas2En2>.
Hard sc~in3inaee err III. =. &
the workout last n.E.: s.. -.
Bulldogs tapeyed OF Win 4 -.
drill today
Meanwhile the Jay5....a- -.
emphasis on passing II tEaM H..
drills in the Phoenix Union II.
school stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
NEW YORK STOCKS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Sturs, So|ons Win
IL, Playoffs

Frenchy Uhalt led off with a
single and Johnny Barrett moved
him to third with double. Johnny
Dickshot then scored both with a
triple to center. Babe Herman sent
Dickshot home with double and
advanced to third on Bob Kahle's
single The veteran Babe then scor-
ed on Ham Schulte's forceout OF
Kahle.
The Stars got only one hit there
after, double by Dickshot off Ira
Scribner in the fifth Dewey Soriano
relieved Scribner in the sixth and
finished for the Rainiers.
Pla EOff standings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

struggle TO clutch the elusive pet
of sold at the end Of basebalfS rain
bow. a prI1e ,hat has eluded them
Tor y lcasS.
VI . a;t.a as,H lsom the PittS-
bmlh pirates th2 Dodgers can
make j, teaay 5T beating tn" Bos-
ton Braves III ,aeu aaal game heee
II the Dodgers WIN ard tie Pirates
upset the Cardinals lis all over
ana BrocE3Tl WI. Meet ,hC Yankees
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
/. 4. STOCKS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Proven by Use = That The Post
Press CIassifieds Bring Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
u GIOKGT kIRkSEY

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- V.. slp a beat today while
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F.. SENS l.la Fla,bush- tg} to
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. sept. 70 1rP'
Buttcr. Extras go. Prime tir~1
3s'.c standard SO. undergrad
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
LOC4L BUTTERF4T

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
PICK YOUR WINNER

50 You PICK en-, nun! M I1E1II nere Jour
chance Fill in the Of the team you THINK VIII "n
SIGN YOUR name at the bottOm-then bring or mail your
selections to the Press, deposit the blank with
Your predictions in provided in various Imperial
VALLEY towns This weeks contest is Warm-up with
out prizes Next week, the prognostlcaton struggle
hegns in earnest with two Rose Bowl tickets the grand
prize This ones just to test you out -
p C4UE Your Choice
St. Mary's vs. California -.,--.-..
Washington vs. Minnesota -.....-..-.
Oregon State use NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Oregon ys. Stanford Observation-Disclosures.
Montana ys. Brigham Young g.-.,-.,.....-.-.-.-..
Idaho y. Utah -..---
UCIA y. Washington State
College Of Pacific Hawaii
NAME ........-.... Address ...--.---...
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
a. RANkS

Dcc S9.o6
NAV S-p5
l.. A. BANKS
LOS ANGELES sept - ,tPI -
Bid Asked
TranAamtrira ,...... $685.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21
Appalling Slowness

satisfies gwen by SenCtor Byfa
.#.s.a=a= =a.a speech in the Seuatg
r.,-8.v about, the tagging defense
.4grafr present q picture that IS
.,...ry rn.1.ng Two years after
-.a scar heg4n and much more ,'.a
. ven. -.,r. The fall of France. ....
r. ....f States l.. hopele-~Iy annro-
...l ,.r r.r. and It's aid +. Eu--.
.--a. a..., which so much has bee.
lid. a... a..aunted to compasat4a,l
little
r.s senator listed di~hea..rnin-|
.r.a,.,o.. i'm production %. . ..#g.
.-.r... tanks. gun naval ec==c
...s -h=a~# i'm general In each lie.
..-. tguaa~ to ~rau huN Htfat@
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21


It having been a>ceyta.ued by the
Vance County Board of Elections IN
accordance with the provisions Of
Section p. Chapter 10 and Chapter
+3l. of the Pablo Laws of North
Carolina. 1887. Nlichie'S Code OF
North Carolina. 1899, Section 34ll.
$500. that q sufficient number OF
registered voters of Vance County
signed the petition requesting Il
special election on the question of
Alcoholic Beverage Control Stores IN
Vance County.
And said Petition haylNo been duIy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

DEVICES FINE QUALITY PAINT
looks better longer. one job sells
another. Alex S. Watkins. Pill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

FREE GIFT WITH EVERY ORDER
OF gross or more Pencils imprint
cd With your name Tor only S3.39
ChoIcc OF many useful articles
Henderson Book Co. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

WANTED. GOOD HORSE AND
buggy. Must be cheap ion cash. See
+. b. Cooper back Of old North
Henderson school. 2l-!t
YOUR HOUSE IS No BETTER
than its roof and for that reason
ii should be the best-a Barber
Genasco roof, Tanner Roofing Co.,
phone 6O6. -l8
four room apartment downstairs,
OF small house. Close m. Gail 1889.
2l-21.
oul BODY "I'U Et!!ot, - pa ''..'t'' 4
and fender painting and repaI.
work at moderate prices. ENcready
Chevrolet Co., phone 101
HAhbhC ~.
stew ircsh every Gay meet YOU
lfiendS mere ana ENJOY uieHe oIu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

Jour LETTERIIEADS REPRE-
sent your business and should no
printed right. We do tina. k.ad NJ
printing al lowest prices. Phone g.
Afford Printing q Office S.,nTy
Company. "a -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21
NOTICE
Of Special Election

TO THE VOTERS OF VANCE
COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

OFFICES FOR ELN NlCI0iV
BulIdlng-ccnlcr OF busIIcss-no
stars 10 clmb-tucprUOl building.
heat, light, and Junltor service lQl-
nlshed. Apply Eric q. F4auuagan.
buliN!NS. MLAIs.tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
newspapers for packing tobacco.
Get them at the Daily Dispatch of
flee at l0c per bundle or thre-
bundles for Csc. 25-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

YOU CAN BE ONE OF TIE ~Hrsr
dressed women with d lya a.r,
clothes, d little money .ad. H.,
Valet habit Cali 464 toual. y.5..
Cleaners x DNCl>. u D.:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re
pair work. Motor SAFES Go.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

WE INSURE TOBACCO Ct,rl~.
barns, pack barn and cun.lr.~
Cost IS reasonable. We n,E,r ~
quIrles. Insurance Dcp.gfu.,.
tItilens Bank & Trust O. rf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Depreciation Noted
 M States Fan,lands
Cattle, Dairy Farming Alone Show Improvement Chicken Raising Gains According To
 l04O Farm Census Figues

ings, shrunk to 9204,76I S02; the average value per farm from @l4,- 226 to 9e,675 and the average value per acre from 9l61, ,38 to e136.4i.
 The depreciation in farm values over this ten year span amounted 70 S22 ,65l ,803, or approximately ten per cent. 4 portion Of this was due to drop in appraisals because Of the depression.
 But over the same period the ac. reage Of harvested crops decreased from S72,I47 to 362677 acres; Idle or talIow cropiand increased from pasture land increased from I27SS5 to 2i5,seS acres.
 Further breaking dovn the crop yields. Incyeases were noted only it1 the harvesting of Irish potetcet, ttyeshed oats, hay and mixed threshed grains, The potato crop produced 2,2S6,i7e bushels i1 i040, oF more than double the i9S0 out' put,
 Tobacco, the most extengiye ai1d profitable farm industry, dumped sharply acreage control being q YttHClphl CH0bEs JTE hGtGbHV 0C~ creased from Io,lI5 to l3.2i0 acres, and the crop from 26,226Sz1 to tsy' 4TOees pounds. Likewise, there Wes 6 reduction tfI acreage and the size Of corn tilyeehed wheat, thFeshed rye and buckWf1eat crops,
 z Concerning livestock, the vonula. ton of horses atld colts fell of from 2D,e60 to Ie,7i4, and mules and colts from S1S to 2s4; sheep and lambs over six months old from S063 t0 400l; hogs and pigs over four months old from 16,e27 to 11,110,
 Cattle over three months old, iSows ever, incgeased from 147A44 to i0o,s 0I2 heads; cows and heIfeFg two years old and over, from 01,I00 to IlS 5N head, and COWS atId heifers mixed from 0e,Ie4 to I05yO19 head,
 Chicken raising showed the most outstanding gpuft---the increase be- ing from l,556,72S to t,0076I0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Dr. Marggraff To Be
 Honored By Masons

pr, Frederick c. Mafgnah, local dentist, VIII ,e FOpOfcd with q dins Her 10 be given by the Waterbury Council Of MasO1s, Match 2z, at MaGOuic taII Tire 0ccasIOtI h DT, MarggTaffS election t0 the OiIjce Of mCEt pgIssart grand master Of Con- flecticvt grand council This ls the first time I1 9e yeagE ttJat 4 Water. bury man has held the once
 me local lodge iS compJeting plsTg fog tbs ee1ebgstlDp, z, l. WOu, head 0f the Waterbury council, 10. 2I, announced DaEt night
 Tfe EpeaberE invited were OfzfS1 Com6F, T, Prank CaeSScy, state head Of the KDlgtIts TsmDlaf, Eugene H, ElDtE, g;aD6 high priest; ard DJefSJs beTE Of tire Connecticut CFatJd eOtifJ. ctJ,
 -~-~~~--------~-----~-~
 Uruguay viii bu16 nsSy tJIeb1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

report and recommendation Al \ lAseslhs os tsw isAtsh, county leRlslatofs. Oh ths, cosilhlllee Ait Benatots Ros EhdnlAl of BtAhfctd And Clarence Y. Baldwin ok Who'd bridge, Rephbllcahs, Senator Vln- cent Klethan oE petbg DelhocfAt; J; Reps. Wllllain b. Hsddeh of CkAhse Ahd William n Bblohdl nE eealiio ioslf Repnbncahs; aiid Rsh. Fred faUlk. nef oi New Haven. beMoctAl.
 1t s fspotted by ths cosAEtils sloAekl that ah addltsohai sl0,UOD VIII be kt qnlred tok ths cate of ,ehildteh Elil sESSSS0 S0tlA i ss itsI.sss.s fst EsE Ie lkhklhe casts al khe New HAtstl ahd WsIetbsiry ccsiEt hcuBss. V stated. tt Is also ptoposkd thsl Si3.OOo De added lot sslsfy lh' creases tot county employee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

Uruguay wHt buHd many t,lgh. EsgE,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
COUNTY BUDGET
 BEING STUDIED
Six Legislators Consider Improvement for Court
 Building Here
(By Democral Leglulallve isepoFlsFl

CBy Democrat Legislative lseportstD
 State capitol, Hartford, Feb. 2O-A a committee of six legislators today liad under consideration the budget recommendations Of the New Haven county commissioners for the period startIng october 1. The cotntTiis, sloners propose a budget Of eB1S, ,S2O
 which represents an increase .ui Ssi,Se0 over the budget total fot the present fiscal period. Included among the extra expenditures would be provisions for several improve. Inents ct the Waterbury court house
 The committee, after studying the budget in detail. will make .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Waiter WlneAOll OM BvO0dUQy VlNA NAA assaNsA. eSsWssAA AstA esAs sSsSA

MM AND NkRA RRARkR RRRRH
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 vNEN WAANAeA WAeEe AifNtS that AEN NANlOAAA ana MeeltlAeleAAl lA SeHne AsA eeheAEAsas TN SAAA SeAt MlAk yeA AEA a statesman, and eAn 0AlN f%1eAAS Eelek "a %SAF e0SSAbl' " -EalteEsAl n Bls YtEAheh Montana, RApeA
 wVNAMAk WheAsM is pzekAbly as good An ASneFteAM as Ahy0ne else, ike hAySAk he does ANE kA0w it all. 10 SheAld FeAiazA MsIe are mNSA problems AAVSlved M des fNAalA9 America MaA getEiAg Mt9 %AhA[MlAEM pAbeh
 IsAMANA eWAifNh M & keNaeA pAS pefl "ANgleHAneFieaA relations have het beeA tAAlSFpyeA ,AANeh by the pFlhtEhg ef ths eFiltllSh eolyEFIh by Walter #lAeheii. one ef WiAs ehehS pNeFlse 1Skes Was net So @AylA.' Frankly, | suggest that any hewspabeF which wADts heAs seAse ef ShAt soFt. can %Flte it n the etflee, instead et hAviNg N specially eaAaed ever by Wlhehsll," ,"
 ~fhe wFlteF iR eellleFs has ayi- siehtW never heard Of vnited states NRVN Ana, obviously, Walter Wihs eheM has he faith M AMeFleall armed feFees, eF perhaps lt vas 1uSS tee MNeh pihk tea, ~ whatever il ls they sefVe la hlght .elueS, MAt causes hailueihatl6hs," - EdwaFd Beane, FaeFidA papeh
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 StvalteE WiRehell Is something ef < tih god and calls himself ye cd, aoiha hls weekly sAA dance, iAIAs ming listeners ever the ears by dis. covering eelNnlhistle ffths anq otherwise ih the HAesl unexpected places and under tue bed', ana bes ihR AlleFale te diebaleFs, @=6ee. kgs ssts, Knoxville paper,
 FFvm the Bes MelRes fHbvAes Waller Wlheheh and beFethy fheERHseaa, ealuEinlsb, and. giaFe Begbhe playwright, were .alse eFtE tlelgAa by Verne Marshall M his FadlA speech yesterday lh Cedar Rapids, We need net apologize te the WlHehells Ehe say we are het DF0pef Americans, he sald,"
 F'Fom Cincinnati, 0hies "BsaF MT, Wlhghelll Seal lehs apiehty eeme yDHf way, orchids few s9 | an blowing lhe fragrance Of tbe iats ter PelF way tor hellAst, Fearless and interesting FepeFllhe, The wf1teF Is an obscure Catholic priest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
its EEsBRFER RFAOM

pasadena, Cai.--ttPy@4Sllysk B. Pttckett. formerly 0E the Pasadeks q Community Playhouse east lheh ol the Hollywood F4ith colony, ls baes in Pasadena. d refugee from q katd. wlch. th the first toie assigned hllt, he was feduited to eat A doublet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
0LpEsT RAEK M LONDON

LeHdeHis eldest bank r. HoaTes, Its age ts HTleeTtsiE, bgt there ts l1 exlstafce 2 FeeetpL dated igzz, fof MeHeg fePoated there Wttb Lags TeHce H0aFe, Wfo vas 2 goldsmith
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

Who wlshes to remain that way, FeeelspAi& SQlAs AsteFk that yoN VII cons SAeF tAl& RponIypaoNA | Shah feel
 SeA, @ 9ateE y0A Mh eN ot per- SSoEAAA aavseees I kesieeye yoN are tEgSlAa lN ke eERisAeAklH lar to aA classes, | EAow y0N kAEi6Ak HtleF iS a rascal, % 60 K hNk AreAN We Ah yaS- ea$ M relation tA the aQQa Godp RolgASse aNVlseesGklN yoN pANsk net hate the FAehSeF h thN sense that yoM wish NANNY to Ais tnrnoFtal soAhs bNt rather pgAy toE hifA as QlAEaiSt pzayed toE HIS pefSeq tkoF$ on @elyaISN Fhe HeSt Flse 10 telle@ is tlat enc pEaV- toeA by SN ANfNAsNine% Mate his SEA, bNt love the sinner"
 FYNm wv Co tAA EditeF ot the FXfAoNASe HefAA AAevl loAlFlAAl% "NAA y0N please thank Il, E kAAasdon Tor Me tlFse bA& hNgh I've eh1oyeA m q l0AG upAe, Ths laA can Write and he's tNAAAyE=VVelteF WlneheA"
 Mi EAnssAoRS FeRAy to the let- teF VeAyNIN lN That newspap apeF} tlNay | Say t0 WalteF WineheM that ! reSaIIk his 0enAnleAts on my letter,
 k k typAeal Vf his Wh9le aSeiuds that hs ShoAAld FeSASH the oplIlloEAs ef & SlAeeFe pefson Ake nAyseN As NANNY, FSlnfy, ehS Well, I ShoNld Ike Ms WAlteF RlQQEning WtnV ehell h knew that the effect of his WfitinGS, net to. mentAon his PFoad- eASks. Vl Alfeady QVeF=exoited pee pe E dSStiANsly Aet tNnny=net fey thoSe et Ng Whe mNst live With these peeple, AllA we are having 8 sufficiently dreadful time at ow heuSe as N IS,
 "evr particular trouble eenteFs in the activities of the eldest member ef eNr family - An cd MAn who SneAks FSeTnish and claims to be my eatzgTandiAthNF, Hew can he pc ny gFeatvgFana4ath when l cant
 %BNt 1 digFess, The peint is, the cid gentleman reads WlNehell's cel- NpAIl every nighti then, ,he iels leWina morning, he gees d9wnteW1l drawing behind him 8 small meFtaF ef hiS and tFtes "a enlist n me HoNayesI They must be full up or something, theNgh, because, go far they haven't aeespted him=9F even hiS pneFtaF, whieh they eNeht te be gIaA ta set, I sheuld think, Y eur SFnlamel1t situation is as described M the daily pfess, Sc he. always eognes back, FheFtaF and all, and ssytNs things which ! had betteF net repeal
 we have tFied te get htm te eJlE Ast M sonae ether Branch pi Me service, but he went listen, He says It's the Heuayes eF nethiAg, New, whenever we tFy te reason With nun abeut the mater, he brings ms meFtaF inle eH living F9em ana fires It efi, Sc GUT enly hope barring Walters effecting a tFuee With Adelt=is that the Eeuaves VII be FedulFlne mere men seen; " isn't that we are tiFed ef my .gFeat: gFaAdfatheF=bnt we Weujd lke h see the last ef that meFtaFl Wlns column Keen aagaVatlng thls sltua' column Keep asgFavstln gtllA slElsa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
BY WILLIAM D, CLARK nited Press staff COrreSpOndent)

Hartford, Conn. Feb, 20-(UP)- gonnegticut's rich farrnlands depres eiated mere than s22600,000 during the past ten years despite a 2Sl per cent increase in the number of oper- Ated farms, according to preliminary FepeFts on the ls4e federal farm census,
 RetWeen the years leso and le4o there appeared q definite back-to- thesfaFrl IloVeHlent--as shown by an ineFease iil full and part owners, marlageFg and tenants@-byt the size ei the farms grew emalleTj fewer ceres were under cultiyaueni cfops, Ter the nest part declined, and land Velues AFppped heavily.
 eattle and dairy laFmhlg alone showed outstanding improvement during this l0.yeaF peFied,
 IT 1890 there were l7,leS farms, covering l,S02te7e acres, at aIl ayeFg age et eT,4 acres per farm, These lands were valued at s2e7, ,4l2ye0a,
 In la49, the federal census shows thst while there were .gltea laFmas, extending ever l,slelSl acres, the average dropped te ql.e acres per farm The value of lands and nulld- ten, and ! resent him and all his weFks,
 "ef course Wlnchell DID say ! can VTite-hut he needn't think ne cat, buy me with his pretty words, He called me z 4sd, tee, though and ~ Isn't very old. guess may he tllat Wlncheil, ! mean, guess MR, Wlnehell isn't such 2 saa fels low, after all, must admit I've ALWAYS admired his crisp, dyna. mic style, He's uFuaiy pretty &C., cVFate, teo, Hew do ! know-may. be he has inside information, Nay be he's right about this war buSls
 aBy aeeFge! He IS Flghtl Just { seeend, while ! set gFeatsgTands father's IHotag, New thenl Where IS this HitleFglll-y, q. Langsdoil. Geneva, New YeFk,"
 Prem the staF and Enterprise Tavs z confidence or dlscioscs the Identity 9f 4 peFseH Wh0 has given llim information, He doesn't want cI0se fFieHds, pecaHSc he dOeFnft WaHt the obligations that 60 with them, He has been gatiFtzed, Ttdi- clled and deTlded, pHVdcally at- tacked and written into plags, books and magazine articles, Egt he fae neVeF sWerVed from Elig aIm, TO get and pFtHt the negg about eVeTys body gHetheF he be King eF race Track tovt,n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

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Evening star., 1941-11-22
Refined Gold Topic
At North Wushinqton

The Rev. Henry J. Smith, pastor
of the North Washington Baptist
Church, has for his subject tomor-
row morning Refined Gold" and
at 7:45 pm. witnesses and Evil
dence" The Baptist Training Union
groups will hold a fellowship tea at
pm.
The weekly service will be held
Thursday at pm. at the Highlands
Baptist Church. The Rev. Sim
mondS will be the speaker
The Women's Bible Glass will meet
Monday at pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Jean Holland for election and
installation of officers.
There will be meeting to sew for
the Red Cross Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Law.