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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
SUFFERS INJURY

Oscar Ccnoyer il. Winterl en-,
suffered d head l--1ury recently
when struck by a trick while he
was spreading tar in cracks on the
highway east of Holtville. He Wa
hit by a truck driven by OrVa.
Scott Green, 25. Holtyiile. who sale
he slowed down when he saw the
man working on the pavement
but the right corner OF the truck
bed grazed CoAoyers head. Con-
over is a state cmplOyc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

Jan. = ,hcS threatened III their
old time manner. SAYING, that any
LATIN American country which did
NOT side with the ANS 1rl>kcd los
ing its Soycrelnty.= and theH left
no doubt that II sheie minds at
least the conference was a nGht fer
the definitlve alignment Of the en-
tire southern continent oN orc slGC
or the other, democracy or totaatW-
ianlsm.
As regards the Allied Plan ion
unified command. the Axis pgopa-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

The War
In their broadcastS regarding the
Presidents message they carefully
rcfraned from giving. or even hint
ng at. the gigantic armamentS pro-
gram which the President announc-
ID
Instead they used their familiar
b.llinGSeate- war monGer.' ' mis-
loadIne leader. an exponent OF
world JewerY"
II their broadcaSts on the Rio
dc Janeiro conference, which opens
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
CONTROL VALUABLE

CONTROL VALUABLE
He SAID that with adeq' 10 facjl-
i.ies Tor controlling the run-ot
from danger zones. land in Some
areas would increase in value "Cigh'
or 10 times. The particular area
referred to j. in the vicinity ot
Callpatria. DoWd said
For that area D9Wd said til
irrigation district had "ccomaeajte
the utilization Of the natural siot {
OF the land in coNst"wa,u@ t=an.
rom above the All American caa"
TO SaltOn sea.
A dangerous flood area exists iii
that vicinity from H2sac e.st i
he east hi2hnue canal Threatens
ing a large portion OF the Easts!dc
Mesa and The Southern Pacific r2;l-
road, the man ,rana por,ation tlcll-
~ of Imperial Valley
FOOD waters tgOA4 ne Chocolate
"Cuntaluo sweep over tic Callp1-
ria area. he 5a4u, unretarccd b.
any natural barriers such q me.u-
,ainCus terrain.
C0Wd stressed the importance O..
aKin- cYery prccautlonaH m'eal,
possible. because Cf the unpt dic'-
,tlitF cf valle" rainfall. H .t.
hat psccipitaticls here "ymlo# 81.
Hldo extremes. f:om Z yearI@ maxi
mum IN 1889 Il o. Mchca % a
L.axImam OF onc-half incn H. .95u
nd tlat an InaXpec,eo dc.H-o ml2ht
'.tate serious iiC1ds 9I.HM ths
acc OF five nln"te>.
e. NJ Graham, caai1U"N C.. Il.
county Deard o! sapersI o.. #,.s
Ina ..e1d .-as - coa4r@ l.aa aue
,.!G4c# IN tEc pa. ia ',.r. =.
).s3 a.oH 'Gal e,f1a@3 - taa'
uae tje i3sp .Hoa. E. .a#. l9g
y....'s -. a' lca o. e.'ne!y.
- e,s. .,a. - 5a.ga "a.
!Le ..-e.t ~ .1.c fnA.s '.&a-
.,,!'at.a~ t.r..' - &ua .Hfa.t IL
'....,r1 d" /. / e'a.iat. . lne
4.r ....~aE uegarlacn' IN b.
! c A-t...re VI i.e SOg..e.. Ia
..1n. W4.an, t.f.mato4 .ua# a#n!-
~ 70 .'a.o 1i-I"a. ,n'.a 'he
...I.N l.s t.4l. "ear. 49, gsc..
aolf tHan 5-0lG1y IL, >s.aer.
,'aci." sI.fon n tac S.4.e.' ..#sr..
lca. ~ $3.50 600 III ducn' O. Mage.
mi 49, l.a" 'raf much a..e II
..r.sccs Ganapoe. MeCler ..a.
G.,t-.L"nt oiI.ctas. D.. 1ea.-
A1s > Cvlguci E.Hsn. "a. ..sc,
l.c .o.'l.o-". .3.c.r &; +. 81
yous aaa Z. Z. IaP'.. O.. -.
oi sn@i.ce.,. md Nom. .s. ri
-. +. Et.'A. - i Gt.r. j -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Army Closes Up
Reno S 'Sfockade'

RENO Ne. Jan. eUPl
Rcnc& notorious "alorEadc where
prostitution vas permitted under
control Of lccG "overnment-wai
ordercd Closed today at TIE rcques.
of Array authorltic
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

5;ackouts in Hawaii wt acquired
'c2+'s eyes
The crew Of thc Norwegian
freichter was rescued in mid-Paci-
II 4 week after the war started.
An earlier evacuation ship had
brought IC-year old Dwight Agnew
from Hawaii and II vas DWight'S
father who commanded the war
ship that rescued the Norwegian
crew. Dwight had Worn a llte-belt
given tc his father by Capt Einar
Anderson. who brought his rescued
crew to San Francisco yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Wv -lsIII.pN HOME

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. I tUP)-
l!a"si1 rsldents stranded on the
mainiaHd BY outbreak Of the Pacific
Va were advised today arrange
nents can noW be made for their
reua u thcir noncs by steam
snlu.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

when YOU SIT to write your
ADVERTISING -. we make this
suggestion: that you forget
crPr>fhing that your COM
pctitors are doing in their
advertising.
Don't even think -aboit
theirs. Forget the amount
Of space they use. Forget
their la>Outs. Forget their
theme songs, their headlines.
FORGET the merchandise they
are featuring. Forget the
copy they use, or the lack
of ii -.
80. and write your
advertising 10 shop
perS. 10 buyers. as
though they were the
only shoppers I'm the
world. and BOHTs the
only store.
Tell them eagerly, with en-
thusiasm. with carnestness,
with pride: The things that
ficy Icant 10 knOiU that you
want them to know
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

Continued from Page One)
ma. Ire Cormal radiO atte'
,gm.n. tit a RUSSIAN landln2
ora ct go. f3No! W, annlhll2t-
= la'lr admitted tadt fighting
-..- )" Y.rg.rs& the@".
%oRV.NV-E ,,..:i an aHa nava'
'are =. a2ti1. the third rad since
Ca.!sll5. OF tflc coast Of Norway
suN IN cItmy ,urply ship, dam
ed tUo t.aWlor, and German
anuil- .aetory
Tae strongest AXIS pressure,
ueVercr iii VAS ocntcrcd in the
far ca.t is result OF the Japan
=, e!..e'.#.ug oitarsiyc against
sH'o4;c@, laI i vas there that
tnn Allies Warc attempting To mus
.or ~s.,fa.c mont, ana strike.
@a9s"c fl hting continued III the
-'ml,aniace.
"!3ervt. f. s'ltin2 ha> hcon rpsum-
i =. Il f1ro q! ny increasing pres
f.n e. Ill pl.at., var depart
~. -nMaHiqGl said
-. n&..a 'roOps are continu-
- t.'i~ !a9Gy Id valiant resls-
M
i 1o.4.."-o ailplancS were
i. 3" American auti-a!rcratt do
Ia3er ~ Correeidor. which the
nc.aE is Slek.&g to reach by driy-
ial to.vn tue cast coast CT the Ba-
3sH I>enins1la.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
I: ;'::;; ;;;!; ''|:;;;: ]: !: COLD
For tonight, MA ~ n -
say M

Slip away from achey muscles, stuffy
SniiIlcs, into sleep. Rub throat, chest,
with Pcnetro, as directed. Get action
almost instantly-inside by vaporiz-
Ing, outside by counter-irritant action.
Get Penetro, 25c, double supply 35c.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
DEIAi SOUGHT

Ire crcrati.&. II tn" Philip
.iscf were primarily delaying ac-
gGr against Jho Japanese III ar
jtfGl; to hold back thc enemy.
e.s2d lff~nsEc deslgned to movt
-4.od-. fle P..t!iic Islands anc
+uHn lha NaiaEa Peninsula in an
rnEc.fEmept of Singapore
B"f III Halasa. g dirCc. attack
tGWar,. t.c E'g naval baac va.
2i:. r"G.'o.s a "hich Sing
Eaga o..s'ahce traarocd as {
"te. p, i3.~"" n ea-ga.tcs. Jap
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP
WE HFPFRY CEPTTFV that u,o


are partners transactinG business
: North Imperial Avenue adjacent
70 the City of El Ccnlr0, County Of
Imperial, State Of California, jn-
Ter d designation not showing tsc
names Ct the persons Interested as
partners il said business. to-Wit:
Fl Ccntro Tractor Co. Ltd"
The names of the parties arc:
Louie Anderholt General partner.
residing at 81 miles Northwest OF
Holtvillc;
{, A. Darton, General partner.
~rsiClng at miles northwest of
Holtville, California,
Lena hnderholt, limited partner.
residing at 2% miles northwest O.
HoltVi!le, California.
WITNESS our hands this 18th day
# December, l54l.
LOUIE ANDERHOLT.
c. A. DENTON.
LENA ANDERHOLT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IS.
I COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
On this 18th day Of December,
l94l, before ne, d. B. Roberts, a
Notary Public, p-rSonally appeared
Louie Andernolt; c. A. Denton, and
Lena Anderholt, known to me to
be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing instru-
ment and they acknowledged TO me
that they executed the same.
WITNESS MY HAND anG the
seal of my office this 18th day OF
December. 194l.
d. B. ROBERTS,
CSEAL) Notary Public in and for
County of Imperial, State
of California.
tDl7 II 81 J7J
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Witnesses Warn
OF Flood Menace
To Valley Lands
lCnntinned frn,n pane One.

Continued from Page One)
10 be done 10 make this rieh a9ri-
cultural section flood-procf. Chlet
Engineer NJ. j. DoWd 81 tie il Ii
ton district said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

excise leNlcS.
Correction in the tax lsws
of various technical ineqntica and
discriminatory defects in eCnaral.
!. A federal tax ON income from
all future STATE. municipal or other
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
MOTORISTS Buy
LICENSE PLATES

Imperial Valley motorists Tuea-
day purchased a total of $50 licen, 2
plates for S3.725.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

taXas. he SAID. should bc cOnsidc
- crnCrPenc,. UlcanlIrc.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Georgetown Unit Hears
Van Hyning on Defense

Conrad Van Hyning, District di-
rector of public welfare and chair
man OF the voluntary participation
section OF the District Defense
Council, outlined the program he
heads in q speech before the Pro-
gressive Citizens Association Of
Georgetown last night.
Mr.. Van Hyning explained the
general purpose Of the work he
heads, which includes health, nutri-
ton and recreation. He declared
that with quick growth Of the city
problems Of welfare and public
morale grow proportionally.
The appointment of Miss Cecil
Lester Jones as chairman Of a
Civilian Mobilization Committee
was announced by Walter F. Bram-
hall, president of the association.
Seven new members were ad-
mitted to the group, including Mrs.
Evalyn Walsh Mclean, who re-
Gently moved in the peighborhood
from her Friendship estate, which
is to become the site of a defense
housing project. Other new men,
bers are David Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton MacKay, George Abel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Holdrege.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Midnight Dead|ine
Set on Applications in
0ratory Contest
Revised Hour on Legion
Competition Refers to
MoiI Tonight

Applications postmarked by mid
night tonight will be accepted in
the $4,000 national oratorical con-
test sponsored by the American Le-
gion for high school students, Guy
U. Cogswell, Legion official in charge
of the local contest, announced to-
day.
A revised deadline, announced
Sunday, placed the closing time at o
pm. today. However, applications
mailed to Legion headquarters. 2437
Fifteenth street NV, before II
o'clock tonight will be eligible.
Students planning to bring their
entry blanks in person to headquar-
ters must do so by S pm. today, Mr..
Cogswell reminded students.
-Finalist Entered.
At least one former contestant has
entered again this year. He Is John
E. Lynch, jr., a semi -finalist in the
1941 contest for the District. John
is a senior at st. Johns College.
Last years finalist here was Miss
Mary M. Hayden Of Holy Cross
Academy. The winner Of the $4,000
scholarship in 1941 was a Boise
Udaho) youth.
The District finals are to be held
April 6 in the hall Of nations OF
the National Museum. The winner,
with all expenses paid by the local
department of the American Legion,
will 60 to a district eliminations
contest, then a regional contest, be-
fore entering the finals. -.
Finals will be held between April
IA and l8 at some point Of historical
interest to Americans. The site will
be announced later, according to
Mr.. Cogswen.
Subjects Suggested.
Here are the subjects from which
local contestants may draw for their
orationS:
Being an American Citizen" The
Citizens Appreciation of the Con-
stitution,' The American Way of
Life" The Rights We Defend" and
privileges and Responsibilities OF
an American Citizen"
Copies Of speeches must be In the
hands of officials by March 18. Stu
dents of both white and colored high
schools, public and parochial, are
eligible. Second, third and fourth
place awards in the final national
orations are $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Geodefic Survey Officers
Beinq Advanced in Rank

Under a new law enacted January
10, which placed the promotion sys-
tenn Of the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey substantially on a par with that
Of the Navy and the Coast Guard,
a considerable number OF the sur
vey's junior commissioned officers
are being advanced inf rank, the
Commerce Department announced
today.
Subject to the approval Of the
President, promotions are being
made by personnel board headed
by Rear Admiral Jean H. Hawley
Ofncers who have become lieuten-
ants q. g., lieutenants and lieu
tenant commanders during the last
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Deaths Reported

Catherine Z. Aneman, ~. Lutheran Home.
Anna B. Crismond. rs. 225 Webster st.
NV.
Katie H. Taylor. rs. Ala 18th place ne.
Frank c. Steward, 90. Franklin Park
Mayhugh L. Reddish. SO, 436 10th st. ne.
Ida Friedman, 81, .437 Manor place NV.
Hattie r. Akers. &C. Gallinger Hospital.
George Souri,. 56 826 Florence st; ne;
Ellsworth A. Watson, Al. Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Jennath McCutchen, A, 1850 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
Alexina Crowner, II. 2135 Ward place NV.
Henry Greenleaf, 66. 41O 61a st: s.w.
Andrew jackson, 81, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
Amelia wright 16. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant James c. Askew, 1910 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-03

i've years have reached those grades
at an average age OF six to nine years
greater than officers of correspond
ing rank In the Navy and Coast
Guard. the Commerce Department
pointed out. The commissioned
force Of the survey includes some
lieutenants q. g. who are A
years old.
Since December 7 last, "a survey
officers have been transferred to the
Army and Navy, and further trans
fers are in prospect, the depart
ment said.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage licenSe on
one day, tUait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Gilbert p. Boschert. 25, Red Bank, N J;
and Virginia E. Garrett. "a. zoos lott
st. NV; the Rev c. J. Dacey.,
Michael A. Muga 81. 3236 Ely pI Sc. and
Dorothy J. Johnston, 20. ;21O6 st. NV
the Rev. Peter P. Rakowski.
Jessie L. J. Hart. %. Chicago: the Rev
Thomas B. Dade; W..
John owens, 25. sos N ST nv. and VII:
the Rev. william E. Lee.
Harris Wood. 3S. Harrington Hotel: ano
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Attention, Skiers

WHITEFISH, Mont. up. If
Whitefish's ski course lives up to
its name it soon will have a reputa-
ton. It's on Hellroaring Mountain,
and called the Hellroaring Course.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Frances q. Hampton, 80, 70b 18th {
NE; the Rev. 8. L. Harrison.

Issued st Rockville.
Asa Watt Baldwin, 49, Norfolk, Va, and
Mathamae Jones, 10. Takoma Park, Md;
Margoretta Etheiyn Craddock, 20. Logan.
w. Va.
James /. Pearson. "a. Silver Spring: Nd,
Samuel r. Perrin. %. Ayella. Pa. and
catherine l.. Stackman, 20, Williamsburg.
Gordon W. Nichol. %, Bethesda. Md.
and Lorraine Mccall. %. San Francisco,
Calf
T. David Perdue. 26, and Edith Mae Perdue,
49, both Of Washington.
Herbert Shapiro, "a, Sioux Falls, 8. OAK. =,
and Elizabeth Z. Vasyary. %, Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

OPERATORS
EXPERIENCED on power
sewing machines are need
ed to manufacture Days
Tailored Trousers Apply
2e01 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
.0Neil Agrees
On Span Plan
To Widen Bridge
Over Waterway

A brief councilmanic storm -
Wednesdays session over widening
OF the Wapato waterway bridge
had sabzded completely Thursday
with agreement Of Utilities Com
missioner r. ID. Omen that the
widening VIII have to be on the
side carrying the water main
which serves the far end OF the
tideflats.
The council faced . dead
line for Its decision Wednes-
dsy, with n possibility Of los
Ing $4,000 In federal access
road money allotted for the
Wapato job.
There were disadvantages.
though. to extending the bridge
either side, O'Neil said. He
I'd the Municipal Belt line simp-
could not handle its freight If
bridge were widened on the
arrying Belt Line rails. The
main, on the other hand.
have to be moved because
Ids higher than the bridge
e. To do that means a s.
shutdown Of some tideflats
ktry, he said.
II finally was decided that
spite of the shutdown the
Widening would have 10 he on
hat side. O'Neil. was dele
gated to confer with industrial
managements affected. to de-
termine the best time 10 do
the job. II will cost about
$4,000. the engineers esti-
mated.
The bridge improvement is q
nit in the total plan Of widening
"a. 18th st. TO four lanes anc
irfacing 1t from the city Il
ylebos bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
Secret Data
Given Enemy

WASHINGTON - The federal
communications commission has
been unable to investigate thor
oughly, because Of lack of funds,
some startling unofficial reports
on how secret information may
have been relayed to the enemy by
foreign language radio stations in
this country.
FEC Chairman James Lawrence
Fly. in testimony before a house
appropriations subcommittee made
public here, said one of the reports
was that a certain foreign-lan-
guage announcer was juggling
prices in commercials to convey
code messages.
In another case. Fly said, re-
port was published that "an an
nouncer was tipping off enemy
submarines as to the time of de-
parture of American conveys by
the use of such devices as the
dedication Of songs to the crews
Of certain vessels"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
City SChOls To
In
Early September
$ Nasr -

CHs aail pr0n3iy open
IS aual time eafix piem
@ Superintendent T + Webs
Uaa week adalng thai
81 ass BE- thH ume 50
stt fhe e9acs aNuing date
Sure ufenaeut Wells also
all pafaaa alat prospect
rvs sits aho have mi hen
rnenav aaguaalza5 for nsph
Nsegsa q Naefaante5 iaf small pDN
sssse - sss
~ nass = 5asmurlk
aaa esce before esr1H
81 NeE1 said i thA Is
uuta Hhe opening -
eaa deparfHent viii
81 anped tsat Il VII MOI be
& handle - 81 aH work
TIRE Hfaash Department. start
eaa tA afk 81 an3 children
requiring lt ~ aodr1 b having
"a asfH nes aHs cas- save tneir
loren frufH eey ard possible
- days following TIRE opening
aso3 FHlta physicians ean
@ uad Ia me Nek Mf.
We sad
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
New Industrial
District Is
ProposedHer

A pueam tsmaffnE haF r#Ssn sri
ln Aneass s IN = Dnapase tMaan
ansr fiAed n . reoens upetirE -
nr MasN uuo e9 csanea 81
epate : nea industrial a1um&
here eu4are6 TIN atun1-
sfw n Eaack - - fhe Hns@
nstSonas ShipeulldaFE Company
Subdivision
Tfae hA2k b fAEhiy bounced
- CaAaNtsns Drive A~asasee
ard MrKanhnY STREETS ard tx In
caIas sis1rvaga rsfs pftNlAh said
Pub 0etasls a ne proposed
usana7sos are sri1g are eun
nanse
Il anfss pafs q Ems fEas e kae
hronse saf arc Advertise
AnuunsfaE * terms q thf
nasiee TIE hasrina Msf ta Atla a.
.H A n 81 cstg Hall ~ ahict
ftgns 80 rlt1xens pierUssee Is hf
mup@a chang ard aH1euaneni
- ths CTS npning lsms all ~
hsesrn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

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wmsrdi HerasessnN hnsue g
HaiAH a5rrrtW - the Raaa
asalA h4aN spfa agss
see eitana A saaaas and
Nzsss pasn ct = uasflnE nffe
graasy night
Maym GevE Nwad - k
pura chairman - thr Par hent1
rummsftff ns tsH easEuiF sa
I'd arc naredseea NJ BasAes e.
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asvsaea INTO tafef pafM ae sfeA
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ranuraa lhwR tfe acCfse = on
asugn - thf HeKaAuu9a uf1@e
ff4ss las requiring HoEtHetsm -
property ana maHa ar eeN im
am ion aasaalaFa tfuFn tnSf pies
enf
All ferm1aE evening Hcntas
urnpefiv angch 5 asea fm As9s
M usfTuaaa unkf aeElstN4 fffeiF
nrnusae NJ HasfpT asse~tea
Tnn Is 5 FeavFAi Mw = Tenant
uaho Sc tern fents > Ftssu - 81
APARTMENT automatically beewgss
landlord and aaasi FnEtm me
nscs 4ssslea Tire rsus rfsafgrs
frn ~ prosperity - ~ hFfsi J.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
Rent Control Law Explained Here
By Raymond Butler. Area Director

asl afsa enc mnsehi w ca
makt - rarasfa
nsssxsFsssora Begin heassT
Registration m
marsawsr cesariita waa eeen M
asf Alghnaga registration
arr alfca0s 81 rosifass
r1se2a 49, ne cueen
and edS MT3 knne Lne
ez n ihe Aasni tanuigx t
Nlck Duncan 81 the afss rera u
faef. Wil8 - - the ~ c
tuase "Wednesday e. a ar
mAH desires aia ii HeguaaH
TIE anas sss sus sfa neE
~ paefxrW Is Aagaa IS b. B.
~ ks16
aaesttafs akra during
open fgaasn aeaH aluHat entire
Agsh whesbsT . isnslara
ealnialn reuax whIeh haVe
nsasnlafn sanss u,h8ea hses h
Ts8 ane@seF io slspe aa
Ne ~ Butler stated
lna mayer improvement
fHsen m@ae an ihs pap
MFax nsaaae changes hase u
aha4a IA condition. E-a*eruinr
rental 81 Hse psxsecft
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
News Boys GET Big Start In Opening
OF Contest Sponsored By Clark Store

a - naDer a uee as
aas Jtma8 snith 18Th 6 aaa
Caar1rs FHaan s - q e.
atefr youngsters z Eruau
e - tHea iesaHFH sue -
Heease aek 80
81 change He entire faH
sE TafaHE
fE E#at-ez ~
H 81 e
b. - a1nuHHH NaAnE
fW anc pe
- Hflrc na Ia aaszaen 500
pHl1 zaaaenrf aaa fof -
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asaHF rs aala = fae canse
So EH afe Ha9 tst
Hafe pnE -
go ua H1ztaa aaraaE -
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