davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-03-14

connecting bath where small chill
dren would be happy. The top floor
has 4 storage closet lined with cedar.
The fragrance of this penetrates
even to the lower floors and there is
room inside for blankets and all the
winter apparel of the family. There
is also a large playroom on the top
floor and tiled bath large enough
to bathe several small fry-in case
1t seemed advisable to turn the
whole floor into juvenile quarters.
Below stairs there Is the entrance
from the garage into a large cement
floored area. A fireplace has been
installed for a recreation room-but
in the meantime the children could
stage six-day bike races here on
rainy days without disturbing the
rest Of the household. Here also are
Evening star., 1942-03-14
maids room and bath and laundry

maids room and bath and laundry
area.
This house, on Its large, tree
shaded lot is O lovely home. It's To-
cation in the midst Of wooded areas
gives it suburban quiet. 1t is close
to one of the newest theaters and a
shopping section. There is bus serv-
ice to schools and downtown shop
ping areas.
The house and several others In
the neighborhood are we'll built and
beautifully finished.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

Money talks! United States De-
fense savings bonds and stamps
shout "Victory!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
. SERIAL STORY
 FRANTIC FESTIVAL
A A
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COPYRIGHT, 1888, NGA SERVICE, INC.

sec ti1e particular male wfIo had admired her fascia tfIfraSpfrata SO much and also to see where here Iatissimus dorsi actually was,
 
 Tire tall, clean-cttt figure Of Ross should have absorbed her at- tention as she first emerged but the shock or her conventional mind of seeing Beano McCluskey was so great that sine stared and stared at him. There vas an H- resistib1c fascination ir tt1e reced- ing brow over the broken nose, ttl the small head sttrriottntirg 2 huge frame wrapped about by q rcd dressing gown trimmed with cotton wool. Try as sfIe would to bring her attention back to tl1e soldierly handsome face of Ross she was drawn back by tl1c ifleE- p1ica0Ic oddity Of Beano,
 Beano was responding with q saggfng of the jaw and 2 mouth that hung open with wondermeSIt. What q face, what figure,
 At that moment the studio door opened and Myra Mack, Fay Rathbcne and Benny came in, They had ccnyerged or the stairs, There was a furry Of intrcGuc~ tions and q SpatteT1ng Of tce- breaking conversation, Then the others became aware that there was more than usual intensity be- hind the conversation of one pair,
 Benny, immaculate clad in ex- tremely quiet browns with the faintest red stripe ect1osng through all Of them. was easily the best- dressed man there, but everything was just too weIl-preSSed, too new, too much in perfect harmony, He stood with q tired air before Beano. looking with disgust at that urfoTtupate's bedfaggled con- dition.
 go, you got Up and walked out, Just like tf1att Left your clothes behind, all your papers tn the pockets, ready to be handed over to the police. Tire ice too l sup- pose. Well I'm through, finished, You can get back to New Y0gK tonight, fl you can"
 Listen Benny, you got to listen, I got the ice, I got everything ex- cept me clothes"
 And clothes don't make the man." said Ross with q sly glance at both of them.
 You're too impulssye, that's what 1t ts," said Benny, 'HufnS you every time and now they've got your papers,
 Listen Benny, all I wanted vas some fresh air. There afrt afIy law against that"
 4 flicker Of uncertainty crossed the assurance Of Bennyfs face, The point was won, FerGy saw St and clinci1ed the matter.
 Meet me here tomorrow and we'll go up together, LeCna, me, you two. What about your RoSsT
 He turned to Ross but Ross had disappeared, removing with him Fay. MyrS shrugged, Quick worker. Hes taken her out to lunch. Perhaps I shouldn't bring her after all"
 (TO Be CeatfHuea1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
BY EDMUND FANcOTT

THE STORY: Myra Mack and Fay Rathbone, two Montreal girls, are invited to sepnd ther Christ mas vacations in the Lanrentians, as a guest of eccentric Ferdy Lor~ ton, artist. BeanO McClusky. wrestler who has in his possession a fortune in stolen jewels, well comes an opportunity to go to Canada as a guest at the cottage, To escape detection. he poses as Santa Claus in a department store. Losing his temper when youngsters play tricks on him. Bcano dashes out of the store and into the car of Lieutenant Ross Benson. who, by chance. is also q guest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
HENRY

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
yANkS, BUNS
STARTED AGAIN

Walters and the Reds. Az. Max
Butchers six hit pitching and Al
Lopez timely single aided the Pitts
burgh cause.
Veteran Johnny Cooney's double
and rookie Nanny Fernandez single
gave the Boston Braves a Z tri
umph over the Pills
Ecb Muncrief duplicated Red
Rulings three hit performance in
Litching the Browns TO a 80 shut
cut ever the White SoX. He faced
only % men. two double plays Wip-
ing out two who hit safely.
Lou Boudreau, youngest major
league pilot in history. made a win
ming debut when Cleveland beat De
troit, So Rookie Les Fleming, tax
ing Hal Trcsky's place at first for
the Indians, hit a homer and two
singles to lead the Tribes attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
n. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. April Is OUP1 Leading
stocks recovered their equilibrium today
after a plunge in the industrial average
yesterday to new low since March Is,
1898.
Trading was fairly active in the first
hour but tapered off. While leading issues
registered gains ranging TO a point, many
stocks continued to decline on lack Of
demand and moderate offerings.
Steel were higher and motors had
small advances. Rails, most active group
registered fair-sized recoveries. Oils were
about steady Some mercantiles improved
and cOppers were generally firm.
improvement in the market tone was
ascribed to technical items and in part
10 the long range bombing venture Of
American airplanes over the Philippine
Islands.
American Telephone capital stock was
strong for a time. Il reached ll6A IN
~ Walter s. Clifford, president told
stockholders al the annual meeting tha'
than covered the dividend but warned
net income for the first quarter moro
that high taxes and vos:s might brin
earnings below dividened requirements
Dow Jones preliminary closing averages
were: Industrial 9s.06; up II; rail "a. a.
up. 07; Utility 1887. up %; 60 stock
- 90 up OF.
sales on The big board" amounted 1"
237, $50 shares against 556. $50 yesterday.
Curb exchange turnover approNimaied
So 600 shares against l03, 600 YESTERDAY
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
HIGH SCHOOLS IN
four WAY MEET

Glass "A" and "B" track teams
from Brawley and Ell Centro high
schools will not attend the annual
Chaffey meet this weekend, officials
announced wednesday. Instead they
will enter a quadrangular meet
against Hoover high school from
san Diego and FL Centro Junior
college on the FL Centro track Fri
day afternoon.
Coach Raleigh Holt of Fl Centro
said that he expects a total Of over
200 athletes in the two divisions to
enter competition at pm. The two
coast squads will total over 120 and
FL Centre high school will probably
field over l30 men. BraWley and
the j. C will enter the remainder.
At FL Centro it was in doubt un-
til Tuesday whether ale teams
would enter the Chaffey meet or
stay at home.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15

PATERSON, N. j., April Is. CUP
Bob Pastor, pusy New Yor,; heavy
weight, is ranked with Billy Conn
as a logical contender" for shot
at Joe Louis crown in the quarterly
ratings issued today by the National
Boxing association.
Meanwhile, one of Pastors knock
out victims, Lem FRANKLIN of CleVe-
land dropped back into the out
standing boxers class, and Big
Buddy Baer, who was belted out in
the first round by Louis, slumped
further-to the honorable
brigade.
The outstanding" class now in
cludes Franklin, Turkey Thompson,
Melio Bettina, Battling Bobo, Abe
Simon, Lee Savoid and Lou Nova.
Logical contenders for Gus Les
nevich's light heavy title are Jim
my BivinS. Billy SooSe, Booker Beck
with and Ken OVerlin. George
Abrams OF the navy and Tony Mar
tim of Wisconsin are the contenderS
for Tony Zale'S middleWeight crown.
Freddie Cochrane'S welterWeight
contenders are Ray Robinson, Cali
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
Hammaker Back in
Sacramento Sefup

NORTH SACRAMENTO, April Is
-UP)-Kenneth Hammaker, sec
retary- manager of the California
state fair and a former mayor of
North Sacramento, was returned to
the city council as high man in a
field of nine in municipal elections
yesterday.
After four years as councilman
and two years as mayor, during
which he refinanced the city and
lowered taxes, Hammaker resigned
two years ago to accept the fair
post. When the fair was cancelled
recently because of war conditions,
his leSSened duties brought draft
call" from North Sacramento bus
inessmen for him to return to the
council and try to harmOnize re-
cent controversies.
Hammaker will be appointed
mayor when the new council reor-
ganizes next Monday il was be
lieVed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
TEAMS In LAST
MINUTE PREPS

handled the seven-inning hurting
duties for the Bulldogs, giving UP
but five hits. The Bulldogs touched
Miller and Coz. two Criminal pitch
ers. for seven singles. Henry Erqui-
aga was the Bulldog catcher.
Yuma fielding was a little bad
allowing a couple of runs to cross
the plate.
SERIES EVEN
Tuesdays win for Calexico evened
up the inter team series at two
apiece.
Coach Ed Covington said that his
boys were all set for the game
Thursday and that he expects a
good crowd of Calexico fans to show
up at the set-to. There were indi-
cations that school may be dismiss
ed early in order to allow students
from the south end of the valley to
get to El Centre at game time.
In the Spartan camp at Ell Centro
Coach Lou Birnbaum sent his boys
through strenuous batting and in
field practice Tuesday.
OSWALT IMPROVES
Ed Alarcon, newest recruit for Ell
Centro, held down third base and
looked good all the time. Gene Os-
walt, second baseman who had
never played baseball before this
year, showed continued improve
ment and handled hard hit balls
with the ease of a veteran. OSWalt
is among the top three batters on
the team also
Coach Birnbaum indicated that
Southpaw Jack McClung will prob
ably start for Ell Centro but there
is a possibility that Jerry Womack,
freshman chhcker, may be on the
mound Ralph Samaha will probably
work for CaleXico.
Odds were just about even We'd
nesday on the outcome of the game.
Both teams have won four and
lost one and are sharing the lead
ership of the league. CaleXico was
doWned by FL Centro in the first
meeting while FL Centro was in
turn defeated by the BraWley Wild.
cats.
The Spartans turned on the pow
er to outSlug the Bulldogs, 13 to 6,
the first time but since then have
gone into a slump and are just
now coming out of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. GRAIN
l.. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. April II tUPl Dc
n,and and trading were moderate 10 SLOW.
Asparagus: cX select and colossal FL
Sc. eN icy and sclec, mostly 7c, icy 6-6i=c.
caoice DC. ups. crooks and very small Bic
Guadalupe a. &c. some holdovers n &c
San Dieeo Co 7-Sc. medium &C. choice
! SC. ,eIy small &c.
punched vegetables: per crate beetS
1850: Ccicry root > dOZ 9O-S1; dixon >
doz 1880: green onions . doz S2-2. 80
.omc So - ordinary 81 so; leekS = do,
SO-Sl. mustard / doZ s0-90c; parsley Il
doZ mostly 81. 20 radiSheS doz small
red Sl-1.10 few Sl.20: ordinary Gosh.
nary a. -5ic; !urips ~ , dOz 6O-75c. some
80 Carrots imperial Wy dOz $50
> - small SD % doZ mostly So
per doz. wafer cress and mint 30-.i5c
oyster plant 35-4Oc kohl rab mostly 35C.
Cabbage: cannonball 9O-s1 few S1.15.
35-50c; san Diego S1-125; red S2-2. p
savoy 50-65c.
Squash: White summer Imperial crts
best 81 SOL -. ordinary TO fair Sl1.35;
flats 81 PSI so; local and San Diego Co.
l .25-l.5O few S1.G5. ordinary Sill Is; Ital-
ian Imperial crts S1.35-175 mostly S1.50
fair S1.1O-1.25, flats s1.15-1.35; lugs 10.
cal ana S1l D4tSO GO. 81. -o-i.Oot W.. =
50-75c: vello" crookneck Imperial Wy
crts 81 50-1.75. fair 81. 25-1.35; banana To-
cal gray and pink DC.
Tomatoes Imperial crts Stops mostly
50 25-2.50 few best S2.75 poorer 50; l2s
mostly S2-2.25 some best 50. 80 poorer
S175; 16s s1.35-1.75 mostly Sl5o-1.T5 few
- poorer Sl-l.25: Dos 9O-sl 25 mostly l.
/ 10 poorer 1886; loose lugs s5-Sl few
S1I5 poorer zoe; crts and flats 50-75'
few SIC.
Topped carrots Imperial S5-lb cris best
81 2J-l 40 small S5-Sl.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
SPARTAN METERS
HOST BULLDOGS

Calexieo and El Centre high
school tennis teams are scheduled
to clash for the second and last
inc in 1912 Saturday at 9 am. on
he El Centro courts. Coach George
Egling of the Spartans said We'd
nesday.
The FL Centro boys have won all
four matches this season and will
be heavily favored to repeat. They
downed the Bulldog boys $50 in
the first meeting this year
The Calexico girls team is lead
ing the league.
The match was originally sched-
uled for last week but was post
poned because of interference with
Cavalcade plans of many of the
Calexico players.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15

The Ell Centro Lions club should
be congratulated for starting an
unprecedented affair-a banquet for
high school and junior college bas-
ketball teams.
Tuesday noon the service club
hOstcd 22 of the FL Centre high
school and jaycee boys Just
about the first time in valley
history. The football teams of
the various and sundry schools
have been fetcd at s.,indigs of
this type since time immortal but
the cage boys always seem to
have been forgotten when some
thing like that was suggested.
At the dinner the Lions heard
speeches by Coaches Raleigh Holt
and Lou Birnbaum of the high
school and Jerry Dennerlein of the
Junior college. Jack Fox. captain of
the jaycee Arab team was called
upon for a few words and each
member of the varsity teams
was introduced.
Nice work, Lions. You started
something.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK. April 15-(UP) -
Only l53 games to go for the Yank-
ees and the Dodgers. Picking up
where they left off last September
the Yankees, who play bali wit !
= cold, relentless precision. and the
Eodgers-hooray for the Buns -
are off again On t1e long rail that
leads tc the world series.
just as they did mcst of last sea-
son the Yankees and the Dodgers
hogged the spotlight ON opening day
which drew q total of l92,075 -
only 5764 less than for last years
eight openers. The Dodgers played
before the days largest crowd -
1858 at the Polo Grounds - and
licked the Giants making their
debut under Manager Mel OFT. 7-5.
The Yankees Put on classic per-
formance in WhiteWashing the Sen
ators. 10. before Vice President
wallace and capacity crowd Of
81 600 at Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, April Is UP) - Fed
cral state market news.
Cattle salable 7OO. fully steady on mo-
deratc supply; medium to good steers to
1916 lbs 11.75-13. 25. few common $50
IL. hcifers lacking; common to low med
iu nc0ws S.75-9. 25; Gamers and cutters
g. sos. so: common 20 medium COWS s rs
o 25; Gamers and cutters 6.50-S. 50; com
mon TO medium bulls $40. 25. calves sal
able 100 about steady: medium to good
VealerS 1s-14.25: few to 15 few medium
ia choice calves 10.75-13.50.
Hogs salable $50 steady to 25 cents
higher. top 1850 on load good TO choice
202 ID. Colorados good TO choice 180-
30 ID. iruck.ns l5-15.30; few around 2SO
Ib. 14-14. 25: good 10 choice sows 12.5O-
1926.
Sheep salable $50 steady: few good
10 good 10 10. ewes No. 2 pelts $50;
cuIl and common out al SD.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15

With the fateful time set for 3:l5
pm. Thursday in Ell Centro stadium,
the FL Centre and Calexico high
school baseball teams ran through
last minute preparations for their
league title. clash Wednesday after
noon.
Tuesday the Bulldogs from CAL
eXico again played host to the Yu-
ma Criminals and unlike a real host
should do. handed the visitors q
1 to defeat.
Ralph Samaha and Alex Rivera
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
OAKLAND WINS:
San DIEGO LOSES
BY UNITED PRESS

Oakland shut out Portland 3 to
0 in a Pacific Coast league game
Tuesday night behind Ralph Bux-
tons steady seven-hit pitching, and
aided by the mace of Mike Chris
toff.
Christoff3 first inning double
scored Emil Mailho with the initial
run, and hi. seventh inning homer
closed the scoring.
Los Angeles spanked TIE tail end
San Diego Padres 5 70 /, with Ray
Prim doing out five hits to the
Padres. Bill Thomas was chased
to the showers in the second inning
when the Seraphs chased three runs
across the plate. Boots Poffenburger,
who finished on the mound for the
Padres, scored the lone run for his
team when he drove out a 436 foot
triple in the sixth and came home
on a long fly.
The scores:
Portland .............. 900 900 000-O-7-1
Oakland ..-......... 100 100 10x-3-8-3
Hilcher and Leovich; Buxton and
Glenn.
Los Angeles ...... O30 600 1lO-5-12-O
San Diego ....... 900 00l 000-l- 50
Prim and Todd; Thomas, Poffen-
berger and Salkeld.
San Francisco at Sacramento post
poned.
Seattle at Hollywood postponed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGEI.ES. April u tUPl = I'M
proved trading developed a steady tone
on The Los Angeles stock exchange To-
dav Four issues made gains, four SUI
fered losses and seven were unchanged
with approximate volume of 1000 shares
reported by midday.
The List: Edison per cent 25H down
4 Edison 5la per cent "a unchanged
Southern Pacific 11up u; Richfield g.
unchanged; Wellington Ia unchanged
Consolidated Steel common 41z down / {;
Menasco l.25 unchanged; Ryan 4 un-
changtd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
PASTOR GETS
THOMPSON AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, April Is CUP)
- Bob Pastor of New York and Al
turkey Thompson of Los Angeles
will meet in 10 round heavyweight
bout at the San Francisco civic au-
ditorium on May II for the benefit
OF the Nav Relief Fund, it was an
nounced today by Promoter Benny
Ford of the Disabled American Vet
Grams club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
Heart Attack Puts
VenCiII in Bed

Dave Vencill Holtville banker
and Imperial county supervisor
from the Holtville district, suffer
ed a heart attack Tuesday night.
He was at his home Wednesday
and it was understood he was a
little more comfortable than he
had been during the night. It was
necessary to place him in an oxygen
tent after the attack, friends said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15

Baseball season is just starting
in the major eagues but it is just
finishing in the valley high school
league. Yet I'll bet you the inside
of an overstuffed sofa that there
will be no more betting of the Yanks
or the Dodgers than there is on
the SpartanS and the Bulldogs.
The Spartans, representing Ell
Centre high school, and the Bull
dogs, from Calexico throw every
thing into the title fray Thursday
afternoon. The outcome is in doubt
to most people but you can just
bet that the Barnes Stormer is bet
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
HOlTVllle-BRA
TO PLAY SATURDAY

A match between Brawley and
Holtville high school tennis teams
originally scheduled for last Sat-
urday will be played on the Holt
vile courts at 8 am. Saturday,
Coach Robert Crossen of Brawley
announced Wednesday, Rain caused
postponement of the match last
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
MIZE HONIERS

Johnny Mize, the Giants S100,-
Coz first baseman, hit a tremendous
homer in the seventh off Curt Davis
with two on bat it wasn't enough.
The pennant-favored Cardinals
were licked by the Cubs, 5-4, with
third baseman Jimmy Browns er-
ror proving costly. Rookie Johnny
Schmitz halted the Cards in a re
lief role.
Errors by shcrtstop Joost and
Icokie third baseman Bert Haas en-
abled the Pirates to beat Bucky
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
LAST NIGHT FOR
MIXED LEAGUE

Thursday night will be the last
night of mixed league bowling at
Ell Centro Bowling Palace, Manager
Max Roos announced Wednesday.
The Tropics team is leading the
Telephone company by two games
in the standings and is three games
ahead of the Bradshaw and Coca
Cola teams, which are in a tie for
third place.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
WILLIAMS SHINES

While the Yanks and Dodgers
carried eff the team laurels, Ted
Williams. the Goth player in major
league history 10 bat 400. stole the
individual honcrs. Tall Ted slash
ed out a home run and two singles
to lead the Red Sox to an 8 to 3
triumph over the pathetic Athletics.
Cn his first trip to the plate Viii
liams slammed out a homer with
two mates aboard. Williams drove
in total CT five runs, tops for the
day
AnyEcdy who saw the Dodgers
beat the Giants in the opener won't
have TO wonder why they are called
the Glorious Buns They plast-
cred Carl Hubbell for four runs in
the first inning. ran up TO lead,
and then almost blew it. They
made five errors afield and resemb-
led at times the married men play
ing the single men. But the Giants
couldn't hit enough in the pincheS
and left 10 men stranded.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
FACTS ABOUT GAME
THURSDAY

Teams-El CentrO and Cal
exico high schools.
Place-El Centre stadium.
Time-3:I5 pm.
Importance - Decide champion
ship of league.
Probable batteries - CaleXicO:
Ralph Samaha and Henry Err
quiaga; Ell Centre: Jack Me-
Chung and Dan Mitosinka.
Umpire-Bill Tackett.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
From where [ sit.
IYJoe Marsh

RUMMAGING through my desk the
other day, l came across some snap
shots of friends of mine made back
in 1888.
II you don't think time flies :.
if you don't think this world ever
changes -. you ought to look at
the wOmen's hats and dresses in
those pictures taken 8 years ago!
Wow!
1t gave me quite a start end
then it set me to thinking .. . and
rememberin'! Lots of things sure
happened in 1888. A new admins
tration in Washington the
turning point of the depression
-. and the coming Of Repeal.
remember the re-legalization of
beer. 1t came before Repeal, when
Congress amended the old Vol
stead Act to allow legal sale of
"3.2" beer.
What talk and arguments they
had in those days! One argument |
remember well was that beer
would do lot to help bring back
prosperity. wondered at the time
whether that argument could be
proved.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
BOB PASTOR, BILLY CONN RATED AS
LOGICAL C0NTENDERS' BY N.B.A.

fornia Jackie Wilson, Charlie Bur-
ley and Young Kid Mccoy. The trio
of contenders for Sammy Angotts
lightweight diadem are Bob Mont
gomery, Lenny Mancini and Allie
Stolz.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April Is tUpl Grain fu-
lures maintained 4 firm trend in quiet
dealings today.
Wheat closed :. 10 y cent a bushcl
higher: corn was up 4 To a. oats up
. 10 x rye up a 10 q and SOY beans
up z 10 2,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
NJ AR K ETS
- BAROMETER

generally
Livestock
unchanged
showed cabbage squash firm strone
o commodities about steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
Markets at a
Glance
MARKETS At A GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregularly higher and quiet.
Bonds irregularly higher, L. s. gov
crnmentS steady.
Curb stocks irregular.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Cotton firm.
Wheat up - 10 l. cents: corn up i To
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15

I thought about that again, the
other day. l decided to check up
and find out.
Well, l found out plenty r
found out that legal beer has paid
more t.an 3 billion dollars in taxes
since 1888. 1t has made more than
a million new jobs. 4
According to one of the reports
I've seen, beer has put more than
Is billion dollars into general busi-
ness circulation. Goodness me,
that's lot of money.
s~A
Beer is sold today in every state
in the Union. Every state benefits
from beers jobs and taxes. And l
guess there's no denying that beer
did do its share in bringing back
better times.
I'm glad it did, too, because beer
is such pleasant, appetizing bev-
erage. And it stands for moderation
and moderate people it's not
likely to get you in trouble.
\ a..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
Barnes
StornninQ
bv RAY RARNES

ting on the winner. If you don't
believe me just read Fridays paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-15
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Calf, April Is CUP)
Bid Asked
ransamerIca ... ............- ...-.-...--....-.. =
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