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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

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March nf Tine
RtAttns. sumner - william Holden
in rssss" siso Jsnes Gleason IN
Tanks A Million
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Flora Robson. famed nrtsh.
American character setfcs. nov
working with Maidstone Carroll
and stirling Hayden in Para
mounts desert island drsms. s.ns-
hama Passage" d. an smstrur
She films movies
NJ her adventure. In cailfornIs.
ships them home 10 scotlan a
whsneser conditions permit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Soviet Mobilizes
Industrial Workers

MOSCOW-The supreme Soviet
Saturday deoreed mobilization for
duration of the war NJ all workers
in the arms industry and in indus
tries supporting 1t.
Voluntary quitting Of Jobs will
be considered desertion under the
decree.
Military courts will try persons
leaving their work in industry and
will be empowered to impose
prison sentences of from five TO
eight years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in Y. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Beverly Brings
New Bill Tuesday
Unfinished Business
Tops Niagara Folls

CAREFUL sHa effective cs.tinx -
nth stellar ana supporting Fole=
hss siNsss heea marked r. M
ticn rlcturrs rrnsine~i arc dIrset-
Fl ~ Gregory tsCavs
fhst fact = rs-aemensfFatsa -
unfinished Ruzsnea mInE
Tttes.isv "a thr Beverly fnestsr
VITA Irene nanne sna Ree~rt
Montgomery sfsrrcf
Prominent among surpnrtinx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Macdonald Carey. Broadway
star who makes his screen debut
m Paramount's DIR. Broadway"
completed work for q masters
degree at the University OF Iowa
but left TO start his career before
the degree was conferred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Tho shades Of George Washing
ton, Andrew jackson. BENJAMIN
Franklin. Chief Justice Marshall,
Thomas jefferson. Jesse James
and Private Henry bartholomew
Smith appeared in Paramount
The Remarkable Andrew"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

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reusin> n rss.msuns's "'T~s -
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t,ms sps>1 spunra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
Nv PAUL HARRISON
Tasnr.a linz. InErr.nnnatnf
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - AL the motion picture companies are
punging into programs Of pictures which, before the
oeluge resxes 70 trckle. probably Will have the fans
eamorng for comedy and romantic relief At least that's
what happen when the United States entered the first World
war
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Fagy ..5tll1is Sub
As cs..h ship Sunk
In gC.o.. {. a:.r;,d Waters

fL'tt .'..'s ~ T.. - Cncl
cfai en-, ~ 1as sunk last Sat
ltd." - .ti'c northwest of the
pgM 4 .Ha". JAe SSS Sesaa was
tolp"oett se oiled on Aug. Il
W!,h t.c ~ + III but three Of hci
crew. l. e. al.o il that same gen
cral area g7.r the S, S. Montana
va. SINK t. II gust a few hours
Deior Pu,Hd,u Roosevelt an
n3uncad his aho9@ on sight policy
and ~I"r. u. U1.cd States de
&tro%cf G"cc. %.,5 attacked by a
submarine.
The SaS.a Montana and Pink
Star al wcr" oi Pauamanian regis
try and We amGu2 the Danish
Ships taken over By The UnitcG
state last summer.
The PmE st" @as en- route TO a
United Kingdom pol1 via Iceland,
having left Ne York Sept 3. She
vas built in 1926 and was Of 6850
tons dcadWei3ht
American Walomp5 are conveying
ships Of all llags over the north
Atlantic scalancs Al least as far
as Iceland whether the Fink Stal
wa being escorted by WarshlpS at
the tImc she was attacked was not
made known immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Bomber Crashes on
Snow Covered Side
OF Mt. Constance

BRINNON, Wash. Sept. 23 CUPJ
Searching parties went into tho
Wilds of the Olympic peninsula TO-
day to investigate the crash fort
night ago of q tWin-motored army
bomber en- The snOW-clad slopes OF
Mount Constance, so miles west
of Seattle.
The wreckage OF the plane, Will
carried six men WGs sighted frun,
the air late yesterday 1t was seat
tered over a rock ravinc about 70C
feet below the top of the 7777-foo'
peak. and it was believed impos-
sible than any of the crew survived
the crash,
A ground party Of 25 men from
McChord Field Tacoma, headed BY
Maj. William s. Schuigen. base
operations officer. immediately de-
parted for the scene He WAS to be
joined by mule pack trains IRON
Fort Lewis.
But the rua4sd nature Of ,h'
country. IL which roads and com
munications are moagrc Indicate
it would be at lcost TWO day, be-
torc the bomber was reached.
Tho plane which lett M"ChorG
Field on a routine night traininc
light on Sept Q. Wds IL cr'nm2nE
of Lieut.. Edward II Valor2 28, Gil
cago. with Lieut.. John W WinsL.
25. Riverside, Cal. as co-pilot.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Labor Shortage in
Prospect for |. Y.
Fields This Year

continued from Page ono
have already fcit The shortage CaN
efforts TO lmo up labor have beer
fruitlosS
American Fruit Growers, BraW-
ley: Frankly. We arc worried. r
ports from .5alinas, Wash!u-,on
MlChi2an ana Colorado az" bad
The migrants are not there ".
eel shat wage should &c mp re8 re-
onablE, to Keep pace with tic cost
OF living Bit w tear thai ~
rrofitoCr- might ta,;o a"yaatago .,
the farmers position
Gerra:d & Co. BraWlcy: Alreao.
there j. a shortage Shipper. Ii
tho north-cnd need from 300 TO 1et
more men rah now. They'll ne,
moro lator on. RaaS0na? Min.
McXicans returned to McXico to G.
cape the draft. Defense indlat"
took other workers
Arena K Co. BraWlo}: Wo'rc il
tough spot There's "O'ng - b'
an awful shortage of farm lapm
We need hclp right now. VIE.
to come Troubie-lf employee
start bidding aaain one aNotAe
IOr labOr2rS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Supervised Play
Plans Dissected
Al Meeting Here

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
z DE- 10 Hurt
a = Gins Crash
uHSsaRR3Bi

pclyis and leg; ]. Roy Banks AZ,
Oakland, cook, back and neck in
iurl"S; Milford Hale. Detroit, back
and had injuries; Mrs. Pearl Cock
Icy, 81. ST Louis, MO, cOntusionS,
possible fractures Of both knees and
back injuries; Mrs. Wilhelmina
Bcachcr 68 New York City. shock
and cCntusionS. Mrs. Austin Hol-
landsWorth. i3, Aurora, H., back
and neck injuries; Mrs. S. B. Kar-
rus, "a, Athcrton, Calf, shock.
The passenger train was on route
IRON Oakland TO Reno, Salt Lake
City. Denver and Chicago The
single locomotive was running from
LiVcrmor2 TO Niles. There was no
mmediatod cause advanced for the
collision although ShCriff'S Off
co.'s who investigated advanced
the theory there had been a con-
.usion in diSpatching orders
jordan and EilliOuS jumped from
their locomotive at tho moment OF
IMPACT. but HUFF and LoUn were
pinned in The Wrecka2c of their
engine when II overturned Lane
was IN the following baggage car
which was upended The is pass
engcr cars all left the rails but
did not oVCrturn.
Railroad workers were forced TO
use acctylcnc torches to cut the
bodies of Euff and Lown from the
Wrcckaee
Il was the second railroad wreck
within a week in California, Early
Friday morning the fast stream
lined Southern Pacific Lark was
struck from the rear by follow
ing frcigh: train and three per-
conU wore i'm illred
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

s.'. a't t'll''
..= .=.. .ez4>trG
.a.ru n Aukara Eat
=. ..=.....I.. ..#e. eNnyyted to dc
.-...# .. .#.u,aH" MA Turkey a.
.e..>.G.. Trsa. tou Papen. one
E. H.t.r. ,>Tess ..aab.r shooters,
E. ...s1=ss .ss. Iie.Mau' - IStan-
s.. &C ..nr~. tN.t #atked contir-
- 49, vas considered doubt
- .Ma.a qa-itcrs b..
.... .u #....G .24. Eat 'hc NaaS
a... a..."- Il Back sea attack
..- =. ...s..... ....9. t.,tGs
aI~t k8N'>' BATTLES
II. q. = t,.s3a,; CLAIMS Of mill
..... .os..> wee on lie Lake l.
..@ ,..rv ,. lie northern front
.....,# re litHlN casualties were
.Y#..t - ..rse ..o>t divisions OF
=. r. aam hammered at tie rear
- a.-ser:> oI IemNerad; and
=, .4e ti.s...l sect0. q. the south
,.rs. .s' where a drive Vas
#.!..s. .. s..,Ue EaUa.rdS OF thou
... ..eHHs ..aaprc east q
N.,y
a,a.n ..-... He~ s.Norted that
: ,-.aa ess"'sH-a.N"s had been
...,..s .. - 2e..3}u sector. east Of
zt.. 0..a..a tse Use ~ Soviet ar
ss.sa ..a.s> "ea}l tanks and many
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Bomber Output at
Consair Menace1
By Strike Ballot
Continued fra, F

'OOl4lIIutO -lA.l+ = -.
within the next teW WrcE-
Both TWO ard toe:-rscto. c.. ~
being turnc6 on. q, .sl tal.-.t.
made famous DF ~ Ply ..rN.-
boats. one o. Whlca p.a.eG q p:om.-
nent part IN The s.n.:.ne If - Ger
man warshlp B.sIEatE earlier III.
year.
Castleman saId lie -'r.te >r.e
could have Doeu a}o.Gec Ia" -
dispute beer certified - =. ae-
fense mediation board - W'asE..--
ton officials He Wlrec S.Cne| HI
man. chairman o. 20 3osrc FrlGag
asking for cerufua,gr. Of the s,r.E.
Immediately 10 arG.a ..e-.r q,
production at the 4-ge p.aa' e,
tleman SAID hc -. - = Pop.
to his reQucst a -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
fi19cz aI1ds Flee in
23.h 0{ Hurricane
Lien; &>"''E Coast

t..=set. .@.l0 Fa.t One
.,.... .a Ma o. - small fish
-. .s.~.- .se.r ca.,," II ,he Brazo,
...... Blk s#G.". "l,n the firing
.. -: -.o.H ..t. -" mayor geporte,
81. ..e.- As.c &Pyoole5 and boat
.f.-.-.G.
S.. ...a.t4 :roI FYeeport {
...- as...a. We 90 vacation fol
-. tu.i..'. ii ;as storm. Army Of
......~ >t.j 40 persons were mar
".G Il. Ea,t Travis on Bolivar
:t,..sg... algoSs he roads from,
ef.ssa1. .3t tao" reported b
.s..... rat sa.l ssero nat N danger
al.NlY MOVES MEN
Tic 4lM moved HonN men. More
Inn ool tenn Ei,WetoH field all
= " s'.2~ea c"lters n tAe Houston
e..- ~ ~. 1.eo3 coastal refugees
.o - bH..a... .pat.ng in the
a"4 .u.n.s.se.>. we're flown
RS. ..s... san Antonio
-,.....s G.'-F Fu.e,,. PalaCios
So. c.t1 the storm
- -. ...,se no plans to NOV
II. .s...... ,'..oucd there.
*."A..". @HG-cc'ad By a 10
...... aa.' .a6 ":nd O: 30 mile
.#a .dC - icat above nor
- .aa6 ".tel. II over sec
....s. ~ T." Coastal hlghWas
.. i.aa W. b!aeEed by tld(
h..aH..e $50 v.erc MtnGated be
=" ,a y r OH..eGs and Biloxi
Corpus Christi, SIC u The navy
...1. .tu"apoll- oi the air, also re
sorted h!2h winds ana heavy tides
-, pms tie lowlands.
= It Ioca. roIut OF the storm seem
- ~ b" FreoGor.. TcE- IS miles
3-..-. Galveston on the coast The
a@uwetc. rsatln1 ;herc dropped
:a..@iI ans a'iNde q 81 - 55 Nllo.
=. icsur "H.pUcO thc town.
EYDRkFKS EVACUATED
FceeEcr; No. ega.Uated and the
DaN CEp.@sa. compaur'a new $25,-
IT, "j9 ".,a' 70 produce magnesium
sa- lei T.. 80 hurricanes mercy.
T.g caMpaurs trucks rumblcc
as:uHH" - .alaud points night
OIL car.g0e TIE firms workers
-. fa'.u... anG other residents
.. .'.. toa-.al town.
~, ..r!.s.sr Il. Frcnport was q
..#H laa. nue of the nation
.#.. .t.a "..en is secured mucf
si,.r..#a n..'eI.t..
.''2s.n H..'un and Galveston
- Ia=.. CT. at Beaumont ant
n.' -. ~. workers at a dozer
..a'~s roauer.cs which produce
...o. .. ~ nations OIL. labored to
e...e pro.ecNyo barriers arOunt
'.....a.a'' ard exposed equipment
-.asa... - Galveston and Por
:. -ga Da.reHr" down tor the blow
a...al - .noJsandS Of .0Wlant
-. -. Fn9 Doslec INTO this anC
'r ..Ha c.ses offering haveI
se.. l1s a@... a.: a2:pa soldier
- f..la.n ie,d l3 m!.o5 sogtl
.'z - .. NO bigOuacEod a
:. .f..r -. -. lt,3a!..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Nozi ziPorotroopS
s7Se Qten Crin1eo

LCNDON Sop - rP Ger
.,...... Il ~ reported :. "..t.arN quar-
- .aa5- n a- a.a,,.01 hundreds
ss-.'a..s.,o.: planes a.d IN
~. &: - p~yaea...s, re-".aMt>
= ..e w.,,as:. ~lGe q. The B.5ca
.sa !. - na.a,:sa ~ an ~..aca
II .ae Q....ea.
= Tie lre.....!.-:t phase u s ~.
49,. - Citr..a. p.@Gs~ xer' Attack
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..... -" Mer,hwcs. So o..
j.. Is.. a -. German alY .orce
-. .&esHtra.e5 - p.anc feet
49,. ..e...-. .: lie Bulgarian Pc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Under!akers Face
Fraud Indictment

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23 'UP
Two Santa Clara county under
takers appeared before Fedora
Judge Michael j. RocEr today ant
pleaded innocent to charges Of con-
splracy to submit false claims 70.
burial expenses of war veterans.
The men, Joseph w Speeding
Santa Clara county burial officer
and Jesse l Marques. Santa Clara
were indicted last Aug. 2G alono
with eight other Santa Clara coun-
tv undertakers. The others were eX-
pected to enter pleas later this
week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

.. Narl.i.
Ia~na : los ..... s.. 49," .son.
Sebas.opo! fe& II '4s C.1.r,,. aa7
:. ..c: >,.en-tleu.@ ."rH taat :.
n..-A: bc mann :..-e ..- anT para
ei.u..>t dt'aCN - .heE,aa>H.3.
Germans Va "eD.e>eH, G a> ~ T.
..Ae extreme p.s-~-as o." sac b.
-ar.s. GCr5rM".ea. sc c"-a. The Va!
.s..sc." - is SD.
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~ C..ga.u- = BRUSH portions
-. :" medic Erst. "@s no, te'
acatc. increasing attention W. palC
% TIC s.l,.at= % an oren.tJa.
German cr.rc - cEaf direction.
Nsst:al >o.tee, At.r neard per-
.-.-n. geoa"t- ta5t lie By.'is. amy
7....@ :.-.. e...s-s.e,t Russia r" Dc
.o~f IT, C..sa-"- oI f.f.G- @.-
s. >a..:s s..i -. '#e Government
el.... s.... E~..i-. I.a."c--tl: eag-
nra'.s!. -alG.
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s.. a4...#. lie British. Il i, .aerC
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.-..f..la.. DacE3ac Gcrmea arml"a
=. 80. =. be Ioaga. - -
- -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
PRISON TERM >EJ

Herbert Ice CarD0' l,.'
Quentin penltcn.la~. -. =.
county il May lq4a aH- -
transferred 70 Folsom. ..e...'e-.'.e,.
must remain IL ne Hc-..z.-..-., :,
for five wears II re : Z A.
derians car n f. Cc@.~1 a"ovc .
to San Diego. and equ;a2-@ = HI.
pair Of stolen NCcl.sc r.a'c>
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
CaIexico Requests
Tax Cancellation

CaleXlco c,'y comc..n"H md -
county board Of supervisors Will sci
toaether socn . dseU, 10 Gec'
manner to handle il. @rl.nr,enl
property to which thn @!tE !aa tax
en- title
The Ca}cxico comclimcn Monday
nled a request a.Eir- The oUpor
visors to cancel county taxes agains'
property mrluuco II III" city plat
to got dclinQucn, property out OF
the rcd b. taking tItlc to it, re
selling it to those interested IL
building ON it, and rcstOrln2 it t.
the tax PAYNE rolls. SrpaTiSor
asked for an opportunity to talk j.
over. Maurice Sattingcr, CalcXlco
attorney said he viii arrange .
mCCting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

HAN"H:'s. CO... Sept %. up
! s|' g#r.,3. Re ... ..IrH &nN X
el..s 80 ,'..t. ..,!Y. s. 0rt-
-. ..#.."..' "'..i tuo E%po-
- 'r f'"N.. .;.st-l.'. ri western
:a.... I.ss-n2 : H.. IL coitii2d
- J. lea 'i'ondi locon0tiv
tar~, al. 1tlD INc'mor2, >,alii
t'. Gr.d. Ill n'.r crank Hut
= '" ri. I IN" =. ,cn""r train
;.'.3 I"%a H. \ Io%u. Of the
.r! l.2iL.
: miured. Tn4incor +. L. Jor-
"a. : 'tt4 Cali shock, iray-
f8'.. - ar L. p. Hill!ous
s r',l:.. sa"E, Drokcn nose aod
.urr!1le.. BasoaaCman oscar
LAM. 1. Oakland, fractured SPIN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
TO CHECK FILES

The county 6oa.c Q: >..s.'.
Monday granted Co.&ty Nr.##
Director J 7 Holman 3 :eaa.-' :
employ addluona. nc,n = @.as.s
al index file Of information 49,
tened in the SRA ease - =.
loaned to the county Wc..aHa -
partment by The state 4 -H.2" -
there are 5000 ea>e- a.. .5:s..'
histories il the :los p a~ia= '.o's>
hc said. the COS. O: az7=..e- -+5.-
tional invcs;igauo"s -. 9a e..: =
. mated
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Russia Hits Back
&s oimSt Germans

thousands of infantry troops. but
no mention was made OF the GluK=
hey attack.
The Germans also reported defeat
0f Russian drives on the central
IRON, III the SmolenSk sector, al
though neither Moscow nor London
had mentioned any attempts 10 ad-
vance there and a dispatch from
Wallace Carroll, United Press cor
respondent at the front. SAID that
ishtug had settled down to trench
warfare near Smolensk.
ACTION JUST STARTING
CLAIMS and COunterclalmS from
the Russian front were only prclim-
mary and appeared likely to be re-
duccd on both sides by final reports
but il was indicated that the Red
army VAS striking back strongly
after severe defeats The Soviet am
basSador III London estimated that
Germany had lost 100000 men in
casualties and prisoners and $500
a.rplanes.
War dispatches showed the fol-
lowing:
On the Ukraine front the Ger
man high command claimed the
capture of $4,000 Russian prisoners
II a big military trap cast of Kiey
ana said that number was mount
ia rapidly. while Nazis suggested
that total Soviet losses IN this sec
tor would be around 100000 in
the greatest encirclement battle in
history. The Germans reported so
Russian divisions. probably $50 1000
men DESTROYED as lighting units.
COMMENT WITHHELD
The Russians did not comment
specifically on the Ukraine front
uthc" than to report severe fighting
generally which the NaZiS admitted
III the southern areas around Pol
tava and before the big city OF
KharkOy.
Central front-The Red army was
reported by London to be smashing
forward in a counterdrive from the
Giukhov area. which is midway be-
tween Smolensk and Kharkoy, in
desperate attempt to rescue the
forces trapped east of Kiey. If this
offensive continues it will be Of
utmost Importance in the battle
for the Ukraine industrial region
rs it is designed to flank the Ger
mans in the south. Berlin ignored
;he central front.
Northern front-Thc Russian ar
ny newspaper Red Star reported
that three armies which the Ger
mans had once said were destroyed
crashed forward into the rear OF
the Nazi forces besoGing Leningrad,
infhcting some $4,000 casualties in
this action but said the 56th Ger
nan army corps and the eighth tank
division had been decimated.
Despite the Russian reports of
successes. neither Moscow nor Lon
5on made any attempt to hide the
,raTlty OF the situation in the Uk-
.aine, where the Nazis had cut off
the Crlmea and apparently made
considerable progress IN their drive
20 destroy tho Red army Of the
south.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
PRISON BOARD ACTS

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conCurrentiv Wa 'he >eH.es.e -.
b. the state beard ct Gr.Sos ;-"ae
and paro.es for Ra.pa Lies Q
burn, committee 10 Folsom ps..a..-
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
PENITENTIARY TERM NJ

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
INTEND TO WE'D

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Court Gets Public
Address System
We're on the air.

WcTc on thc aIr.
Judge r.. D. McPherinS court
room Monday was equipped with a
public address system so that every
word said in the room may be hcarC
not only by the jury bat by spec
tators in the rear of the place.
This provides the court room with
everything vet G,t;scd for hearing
comfort as it was insulated AGAINST
outside noise tWO years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
NEW SIGNS FOR
INLAND

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
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Scanning |. Y
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DIVIDE GASOLINE
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