davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29

fieI, niGt gu gonneu i6ien. 9fuBte
Oas allies ioiein n"
Cine Stunoe ip1ter flingelte er
an Ser @obnung ieines alien 6reun-
Oes. @rnit fiibrte i'm in Oas feline
8imnler. Sa, es mar GILES unberdn-
bert, nod INNER mari Die groBe
gelbe 9dmpe i6r meides 2idt auf
Oos DIAL Oes Siides un0 taudte
oos iibrige 8imuer in Warnte Quit
feIbeit. l1nO crit iebt Iob er, Dab IN
oieier 9unfelbeit Elm beaer 6raterl-
fopf Ier1tete. Yeter fubr 5uriid ~
sic 6ruu preB4e eiueu augenblif
0ie SGn0e Dor sen MfunO, ais pou-
tie iie einen @usruf 3%uriidbalten.
Sic faBte iid 8uerit. nSie iinO
alio gruit's 6reuno, bon Dem er
uns 10 biel er3dblt bat" iugte tie
uarnt, un0 elm 2ddelu lag babel
allf ibren 8iigen.
Geter blie6 Itumm. 0as mar alto
nun sic 6rau ieineS 5reunOes. ~
sic pobte III Oieien fleinen &aum
ober mar Jest ni6t allies nod
bel l6limmer? 0enn Oieie 6rau,
nit Ser er Ii6 beute nadmittug obne
@orte oeritanoen bate - fonnte fie
ibren Mann lieben?
Ger CUTE, alte Grnit u%noeranoert
in Ieiner meni1lihen @itel UnO
uie ibm sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
Sen Mugen leit1tetel
ngnoli6, alter Siinge", iagte er
ber5Ii6, nenOIid iiebt man Did
mie0er einmall 8iit nod IdtDeig-
Iamer geworoen in Oeiner Sano-
piiIte, mill mir iGeinenl"
sd muB mid crit an europa
getpobnenl~ lddelte Setter.
SEA = uno mas Iasit ou gu
Sna, lit iie ni6t cine groBe, ertDaf-
ieue Dame geporoen, meme feline
SGpeiter2"
Seine S6weIter4 = itotterte
8eter, rnidt 80"
n9u bait iie wobI gar fir meine
Srau gebalten?" ladte grnit. Sea,
oas f0nilte mir febIenl Meine 5rau
fomtnt gleid. A6er eruitbaft fennt
ibr eit9 oenn nod ni6t?"
Sod" iagte oas Mido6en Id
heln0, mir fennen ms i6on."
SEA aliol" REF grnit erfreut.
Set mann eigentli6?@
@eter lddelte. n9os, Iieber
grnit", iogte er uno iab babel Snn
an lift unier @ebeimnis uno miro
es audi 6leiben!"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29
Weretnss& alenOer

Concord GImb. 9ralioent:
Carl Gtober; Sefret1r, Srau u.
G9Io6ter, 1863 Conn. @pe., g. SO
@~erinmmIung ieoen oritten Mittpoa
i'm Wonat.
YrDIpeet Sill TrieObDf. 9rGIioent:
Sre6 9ogeliang; Sefretar: $. 8.
@infIer; S@asmeilter: 2auvence 81.
Gtus. geri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm Grieobofsgebaloe
9eatiae Treimaarer 2Dse
%% Grminius, Nr. %, T.M.M.Mt.
{" Getret1r: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 Shepherd Str, 90. 6. Ser
iammlung am /. Dienstag i'm Mo.
nat i'm Neuen Maionic Gempel, 13te
uno $ StraBe, %. 80.
Mrminins @ergnigmmgs @erein.
Rrdfi0ent: &onrao Miiaer; Setre.
tGr: 2beooor 2er9, 59O5 Siebte
GtroBe, 90. So. 8~eriammlung am
/. Gonnabeno /. Wt. i'm Saufe zines
WitgIieoes.
g9entider Sbeater 8lub". @r1.
iioent, @uItap Seller. 8eriammlung
ieoen Dierten Mittpo9 i'm. @onat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiitritt SIR. 40. 9r1iiOent, MtiheI
Yoiner; Gefret1r, Gbriftinn &ronen-
bitter, 1104 Bonibant Str, SiIber
Sprine, Mo. @eri. am 4. Mittpo9
i'm Wonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift 3r. 100. @rdfioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Setretdr: gbriitian Gbriit
6222 5infte StraBe. 81. SO. @eri.
am 4ten Dienstag |. Wt. i'm Sauie
Nr. 1920 9 StrnBe, g. 6
Nripn 9amenberein. 9raIioentin,
Jrau g. arumfe, 1859 Spring
@ono, g. So; Getretarin, 6rau 81.
Wobmnlr, 1904 Morninglioe 9ripe.
R. SO. @eri. om 2. Mittno9 i'm
Nonnt, nndmittags / ubr.
Mappert Ssim Traaen SilfsDsr.
Gin. Yr6iioentin. 6rou 8abette
arnmfe; Sefretdrin, 5rau @abeI
Diet. 8~erlammlung am 2. Diens-
tag I'M Monats 2 ubr nadmittass,
I'm Seine.
G6riitian anb Gleonora @abpert
&eim. 9rdfioent, Gbriitinn Seurid;
Sefretdr, Ebos. g. Sarrea, 721
tote StrnBe, 81. 50. @erfammluneen
I'm altenbeim.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29

@it mas fir @efiibIen i6 uieber
be!m'eansen bin, oos fam man
ni1t i6iIOern. @ir mar sumute tDie
einem, Der iein beiIigites @ut Der.
loren bat. Qie gan8e Radt bob id
fein aug' 5umahen f0nnen, uno
am nGditen Gag maren meme Ollie
Der ipie 5erihIogen.
Mm 8ormittag bab' i1 in ben
Sort miiiien, uno Der Weg Sobin lit
mir Oreimal 10 melt por'tommen mie
ionit. auf einmol oreb' i9 mid I'M,
u1o Oo feb if, tpie 10 beildufig
bunoert Sdritt' binter mir Der
S6nau3I ~nadfommt. @ie er Iiebt,
OnB i9 iteb'n bIeib, bIeibt au6 er
Iteb'n uno tpeOelt nit ieinem &u-
0erl.
am Iiebiten mar iG Su ibm bin
un6 b6tt ibn ouf meme arme ge.
noa1men. Sod bab' i1 mid be8tuun-
gen uno bob' getau, ME tuean i6
i'm ni9t ieb'n piiro'. Aber wie i'd
tpeiter' gangen BIN, mar mir bod
i9on INN bieles leifter, benn i'd
bab' setpubt, DAB err binter mir blei'
ben tpirb. 8ie id Damn beimm6rts
bin lit er ouf Der StroBe seblieben
un0 bat ii6 ni9t in ben Sof ge-
traut. CT ging Inn 6as Sous ber-
INN unO bat gu ben Senitern g'i6aut
uno quartet, Bis i'd ibn ruff ODER
Elm 8ei6en geb', OuB er fOmmen
ion. go bab' i9 ibn ben gunoen Gag
uu0 Die Nuht warten laiien-."
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29
Die Murntannen = an &a6itis
ausgeitOrben.

9ie Normarnen ODER @ifinger
paren oie l1reinmobner 0es beutf-
gen Sfan0inabieng uno iuGten als
gefiirHtete Seerauber i'm s. Biz II.
Sabrbun0ert europa Beim. Sic fnB-
ten 8uerit feiten SUB in @roBbritan-
MEN unO griinoeten unter Smut Dem
@roBen sic o1nii6e Serri9aft.
8iele BON ibnen orangen biz mad
SslanD uno @r0nlan0 Dor, ia lelblt
0as nopoOitli9e amerita mar oen
geitbten Seefabrern nidt u%n6efannt
geblieben.
Sene @ebiete 0oroamerifas, Die
ibnen bereits fiinfbunoert Sabre
Dor @briitopb &olumbus 3ugangli6
muroerL nunnten iie 8einlano.
2ange Belt tpar man rltr auf Die
oiirftigen 8eri1te noroii6er unO
Dor allem isldnoii1en Sogen uno
Mar9en aiigewieIen, um iiber Ser
funft un0 S9idial ser alten Nor0-
mdrner einiges 81 %erfabren. Dab
Oieie Sagen tatiddli9 einen tpabren
9intergrltl0 be1iBen, bat oie mo
oerne @eI6i6tSforidung flar unO
e%inoeutig betpieien, Die al bic ga
ten, BON Oenen iene Sagen &unOe
geben, ais biitorii1e Babrbeit be-
Itdtigt. Die 6ori6ung, oie feline
S9ranfen fennt uno unber0roiien
iDeiteri9reitet, bat nun IN aaerleB-
fer 3eit cine Interchangeable Be
rei9erung erfabren. Die beioen Sc
lebrten, Ser odnii9e Siitorifer
9rofefior @anien uno Der @ngldn-
ser Miartpea baben oas S6idial
ser @ifinger ~eingeben0it erforiht
uno b~eionoers Die beriibmten @i=
fingeriie0lungen genauen Hriifnn-
gen unter5ogen. g5 lit befannt, bob
audi i'm noro6itli9en glmerifa re4t
ausge6ebnte normanniide Sie0lun-
gen beItanoen baben, bon 0enen
freilid nlr mebr ipdrli9e l1eber-
reite borban0en lino. Au6 nuf
@ronlanO batten Die germaniiden
Seefabrer feiten Sub gefaBt. Sic
unterlu6ungen Der 6ei0en @elebr-
ten gipfeln nun in Dem bemerfels-
tperten Sat, oaB ajeies noroii6e
@oIf 5peifellog Ser &aditfs erlegen
iei. @Iei6 elmer Seude babe iie
oas geIamte @olf befa[en uno Der-
ri9tet. Die Normannen ibeinen iiA
ben Observation-Disclosures I'M @e-
biete Ser n0roliden @tlantif niht
aibgepaBt gu baben. Snfolge elmer
Grudbrungsweiie, Der Die benz
&orper outrGgliden Stoffe mangel-
ten, lei oas 8olf aamdbli6 aiisge-
ltorben. Die in dbnliden 8erbdlt-
niiien lebenoen gsfimos bitten mn
Oesbalb lire forperlide @eiunobeit,
neil iie in eroBen Mengen 2eber-
tran 81 iidj nebmen Der our9 lei-
men beionoeren 8itaminrei6tum
alsge5eidnet lit.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29
SirohhaIln. KohIe und
BOhne
alus: rois 0rimmideu @ar6sn".

Mus: r9ie 8rimmidJen MarAeR".
Ssn einem Oorfe tpobnte cine olte
Grou, Die bate elm @eri9t 8obnen
5uIammengebra1t uno woIte tie TO-
den. - Sic mn1te alio ouf ibrem
Serb elm Geuer aureht, unO Oomit
es oeIto I9neaer brenuen ioate, 5it1.
bette iie es nit elmer &anooon @trob
an. MlS iie 0ie 8obnen in ben Sopf
i1iittete, entfiel ibr uubemerft cine,
bic ouf benz 8ooen neben einen
Strobbnlm 5u liegen fam; bol0 oa'
mad iprane aud cine gliibenOe Sob
le bonn Serb 5u beioen Seiten ber'
ub. 9a fling Der StrObbalm an uno
iprad: r2iebe 5reunoe, bon tDon-
men fommt ibr ber?" - Die &oble
a~nttportete: sd bin gum guten
Slid benz Eeuer entiprungen. uno
bate i6 oas nidt nit @ehualt
Ourhgeiest, 10 mar mir Der Sob
geDiB: i9 Ddre 5u Mfhe Der.
brannt." Die 8obne iogte: sd bin
uu9 nit heller Saut 6obongefom.
men, ober 61tte mid bic Mlte in
ben Topf gebruht, iG mare Obne
9armber5igfeit gu Brett gefoht
tDoroen tpie meine &amera6en.
v@1re mir benin elm 6eiier Shid-
ial 5uteil geporoen?" ipra9 oas
Strob, ale meme BriiOer bat Die
GIte in Seuer uno &au9 oufgeben
Iaiien, ieh5tg bat iie ouf einmal ge-
paft uno ums 2eben gebro6t.
@liidli9er1peiie bin i1 ibr 8tpiiden
ben Singern our9geI9llpft."
n8as iolen mir nun anfangen9"
ipra6 6ie &obIe. - sd meme,
a~nttDortete Die 8obne, rtpeiI mir 10
glidli9 benz Eooe %entronnen iino,
10 tpoaen mir uns aIs CUTE @eielen
duiammenbalten un6, 6nmit uns
bier ni9t tpieOer elm neues llngIiid
credit, gemeini6aftli9 nustponbern
un0 in elm fremoes 2ano aieben."
Ser 8oridlag gefieI ben beiOen
an6eru, un6 tie mohten it1 mitein.
amber ouf ben @eg. @alo dber ia.
men iie an einen tleinen Bad, uno
oa feline Bride ODER Steg oa NOR,
10 uuBten iie ni9t, pie tie biniber.
fommeu iouten. Ser Strobbalm
fano guten 9fat un6 iprad: sd
min mid queriiber legen, 70 f6nnt
ibr auf mir tpie a1if elmer Bride
biniibergeben." Ser Gtrobbalm
itredte fi1 alio bon einem lfer gum
anoern, un6 bic &oble, Die bon bit-
5iger Natur mar, trippelte aud gar5
ted aif Die neugebaute Bride. Mls
tie aber in bic Witte gefommen mar
uno unter ibr ons @aiier raui6en
b0rte, Daro ibr bod angIt: fie blieb
iteben un6 getraute ii9 nidt tpeiter.
Ser Strobbalm aber fling an 81
bremen, 5erbra6 in Stpei Stiide
unb fieI in oen Bad. Die Roble
ruti9te mad, 3ii9te, ME ie ins
Waiier fam, un0 gab ben @eiIt auf.
Die 8obne, Oie boriihtigertpeiie nod
auf benz llfer 3uriidgeblieben mar,
muBte iiber Die @eididte laden,
tonnte nidt aufbOren unO la9te 10
geDaltis, oaB iie aerpIatte. Stun
mar es ebenfaus Inn fie gei9eben,
Denn nidt gum guten Slid Elm
S9neioer, Der atf Der @an6eridaft
iDar, iid an benz Bad ~nusgerubt
bate. @eil er elm m~itIei0ises &er5
bate, 10 bolte er Naoel uno 8mirn
beraus urb0 nabte lie 5uiammen. Die
8obne beoantte ii6 BET ibm oufs
i60nite, aber oa er idtparaen 8lpirn
gebrau6t bate, 10 boben ieit Der
2eit ale Bnhnen cine yGhporap g20ht
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29

SiBeerfparnis beim BIZ
geIn. gbe man nit Der 9ldttarbeit
beginnt, itele man fid Elm paar
&iitenitiible ne6en 6os 8iigelbrett
uno lege ie0es gepl1ttete Slid an-
.u6dit gIatt iiber 0ieie. Grit penn
ale @dide gebiigelt 1T, lege man
iie naheinanoer auIammen. Dur9
oag ununterbrohene 8iigeln tpiro
bel Gas ODER Gleftri5itdt eripart
uno auBeroem trodnen feudte Stel.
len in Der @1ide nod b0uig aus,
poourb Stodilede uermieoeu uer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29

Sn Der iungen Ghe.
Sunser Gbemunn: User, 2ies9en, bic
Rortoffeln iinb ia nur baIb gar.
Sunge Satin: Madt nidts, buun
iannit Du ia. mein 2inb, bic anbere
6Glfte ehen.
Derfteine Silent. 6Gnsz
den (5u ieinem Mnf,r. sinem beriibms
ten Wsrtbeibiger): ypapa, i'd ioI bon
Wamo @9Idae triegen. piQit Du mid
NAL raid usrtbeiDi9m2"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-29

8er @inoerbraten redt
inftig baben nil, lege oas Jleiih
Dor benz graten eiuen Mugenblid
in fodenoes @aiier. gaourd i6lie-
BEN li1 Sic poren.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
pIe Read The Daily place Your Message Here!
DEATH : FUNERAL.
NOTICES

the city of Holtville,
Tuesday, May 26, 1912, Kelly Lee
Trant; SO years of age; resident
of Holtville years; beloved ia
ther of Floyd A., and Buster OF
Holtville, Horace of Fry, Ariz.,
Mrs. Dollie Wogsted of Tucson,
Mrs. Opal Montgomery of Port
Hueneme, Calf, Mrs. Lucille
Sheppard of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Evelyn Skinner and Mrs. Lee
Ora Lundsford of Carlsbad, NM.
Friends are respectfully invited
to attend services at 3 pm. Sat-
urday, at the Holtville Nazarene
church, the Rev. d. w. Simpson
officiating. Interment in charge
of B. E. Lemons, is at Evergreen
cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Berlin Claims u. 5.
Destroyer Crippled

BERLIN, May %. (UP)-(German
broadcast recorded by UP in New
York. Authoritative quarters said
today that a German submarine had
torpedoed United States destroyer,
which was able to reach port with
its bow torn Off"
(This might refer to the destroyer
Blakeley, damaged in the Carib-
BEAM
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

WANTED: Women to work in
Boarding House, Room. Board,
$500 per week. Ages 80 to As
preferred Male kitchen help, sal
ary open, apply at United States
Employment Service, $40 State
Street, Ell Centro. SOL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
6-HElP WANTED

WANTED PIN BOYS
over Is years. Steady work.
Ell Centre Bowling AIley. 129 No
9Th.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

EASY TO COMB Permanents for
summer fun. Newest, coolest hair
styling. Lucilles. 115 No. 9Th
g5-31
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted:
Experienced. Salary and COM
mission. Inquire Elaine's Beauty
Shop. sos Olive. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

MEN-You can make good steady
wages on ice cream route. Bicycle
carts furnished. 1243 Main. If
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
AIDS

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Beauty
Culture IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF BEAUTY, 1877 So. 9th. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

WANTED FOUR MEN For hay bal
ing. 713 III" st. Imperial. Phone
Imperial 1851. 5-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

HELP WANTED: Competent man
or Junior College student. Ken
yons Desert Plunge. 6-1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
9-BUs!NESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED MECHANIC to lease we'll
established garage. A paying
business for past 7 years. For all
particulars. Inquire 480 Main 5-28
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

WANTED HANDY MAN, Able to do
general repair work on houses.
Apply 831 Main. If
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

RIDE FOR COUPLE TO Tucson.
Friday after 7 pm. Share. 534
Main. Central Club Barber Shop
$50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

CAN YOU take one or more with
you on that trip to the coast?
Be neighborly! An ad in Post
Press classifieds will help others
and save you money also.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

CLEAN RAGS WANTED. Must be
free of buttons Can not use rough
material such as overalls. POST
Press. 3-13tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

ON HIWAY 80-6 miles West of
Pine Valley, completely remodel
ed Mountain Lodge Cafe, with
living quarters and equipment,
cabins, 20 acres wooded land.
Price $780, Terms. Owner on
premises or write J. w. Smith,
DeScanSo, Calf. 6-1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

CAFE FOR SALE
473 Broadway. Doing good busi-
ness. See Mrs. Price at Cafe. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

FOR LEASE: Filling station, major
company, complete lube equip
ment, hoist and pit. Call I'm
perial 3241. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28

A POST-PRESS WANT-AD can gel
you that house or apartment you
want. just call 300, and give the
Ad takcr all the particulars
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
ELECTICAL SERVICE

If YOU HAVE Electrical Engineer
ing or Evaporative Cooling prob
lens. Call
JOE BUSH
670 Broadway Phone GA
Al
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-28
l0-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED room apartment.
$3.75 per week. 1888 Park. 5-14tf
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'0sn q HG smES q s ssvY s R's g. n and
thu ths Rev. 80, a, wi!ehes ~.
and Anna L. schliehter; 20, 2223u SLep-
John c. Venue, 80. and Alberta Lee, 90,
both Of 1449 Howard st. NV: the Rev
Robert W. Glenn, IT.. 49, 1914 Bennett
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Births Reported

Allen. Robert and Thelma, boy.
Baatberg, H. Leonard and Florence, stri
Berry, Bernard and Mar9aret. boy.
Bernstein. Alfred and Ethel, Girl
Burnett, Darrell and Emma, girl.
CArrera. Felix and Martha, Girl
Cheseldine, Elmer and Elizabeth, girl.
Cook Dalton and Lille. girl.
Dow Frank and Ora, girl
Davenport Crismond and Lelor. girl.
Gates. Albert and Susie. Girl.
Gordon, BARLEY and Mable, airl
Grimm, william and Jeanette, girl.
Haakinson. Albert and Bessie. girl.
Hanes, Pleasant and Jane, boy.
Hockstra, Harold and Laura. girl.
Iberall, Arthur and Helene. girl.
Knapp, George and Martha. girl.
Lange, Daniel and Jane. girl.
Lee. John and Lavinia. boy.
Maddox. william and MarGaret, girl.
Moser, Kari and Margaret, girl.
Murphy. Robert and Leona, sirl.
McCulloch. John and Elizabeth. girl.
Poikell, Isaac and Florence, girl.
Pope. Archibald and Eta, girl.
Kicks. Artel and Fecha, boy.
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Weather Bureau, Hit by Draft,
Wants Women Observers

The Weather Bureau, whose male
observers have been called into the
Army as fast As 1t can train them,
today opened its doors in seven cities
to women.
Women have been working as OBJ
servers in the bureau here for sew
eral months, the first time in more
than so years that they have been
admitted to this type of work. APP
parently the experiment worked we'll
for the bureau issued call to fill "a
large number" of vacancies i'm
mediately" in other cities.
First assignments will be to At
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Eoss, Sanford ANA Nalgaret, eiri.
Sanders, Palmer and Helen, BOY.
9esso. Anthony and Edna. 4irl.
smith. John and Thelma, 9irl
81. Roman, Louis and Hazel, girl.
Ihomley, Crettis and Phyllis. boy.
UlAnow, Jack and 0ondra, girl.
Wardman. Joseph and Elizabeth, girl
Bass. TheObald and EnoIa, Girl.
beasley, John and Helen. Girl.
Bicksler. Harry and Naomi. boy.
Brown. Robert and Mary, eirl.
CARPENTER, Earl and Lola, Girl.
Chappele. Charles and Lura, Girl.
Condit. James and Mae, gifl.
Cookson. Charles and sara. eiri
Farley. Joseph and Elizabeth. giri.
Defts, Clifford and Mo1eli, eiri
Goldbera. Morris and Rose. girl
Gordon, Richard and Geneva. boy.
gul!ette. francis and Dorothy. boy.
HallAn, william and Elsie, girl.
Hardy, Richard and Doris. girl.
Holmberx. Lloyd and Beatrice. girl,
kfrchner. Donald and Betty, girl.
Lane. Sidney and Ana. boy,
Langley. Waller and Marearet. boy.
Leef, Pierron and Pauline, girl.
Miller, Howard and Gertrude, girl.
Mote. John and Jean. girl,
Mccarthy, william and AIMEE, girl.
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lanta, Chicago, Fort Worth. Kansas
City, Los Angeles, New York and
Seattle.
The job-junior observer-pays
$1.440 year during a three month
training period and 81 $50 thereafter
with opportunities for further ad-
vancement," the bureau said.
Applicants must be at least II
years old. citizens of the United
States, and meet certain educational
requirements.
Men are not left out entirely, but
they must show reasonable expec-
tation of permancy of tenure for
the duration of the war"
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Deaths Reported

William Y Grimm. a.. 2717 Ontario ST. n W
Charles Barrick, SO, ALI Fessenden st
NV.
Rosa B. Goldsmith. 81. 5437 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Helen Kniehton. 20. 81 St NV.
Elizabeth A. Herlihy. 81, 1929 Maryland
ave. ne.
Roy Mcmillan. So. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Harriet A., Peters. p. Aberdeen: Nd.
Infant Arlene Bunch. Forestville. Md.
George Farrell. IS. 81 Myrtle st. ne
Mary Parker. IS. 1928 Seaton oil. NV.
Beulah Barbour. Al. All N st. NV.
Melvin King, IS, 51S NJ st. ne.
Beatrice Hewitt, %, $40 1st st. NV
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pl. ne, and Mary Z. pernell. II. 1891
Bennett pl. ne: Judge Fay Bentley.
Issued At Alexandria.
Irving j. Thorne, IS, washington, and
Doris Brown. %, New York.
George Scarborough, "a. and Leah Bishop.
35, both Of WASHINGTON.
Eugene Shumaker, 20, DilIsbury, Pa, and
Helen Hess. %. Franklintown, Pa.
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petsrs. Carl and Y1nees. ~,
eterce, Marry and Virginia. siri.
Kicker. warren and WINS, hoy. .
HO4sd0. OctAvio ana Media. eirI.
Runey, Nathan and SYLVIA, hoy .
0echrtst. Kenneth and Anna. boy.
Smith. Charles and pearl. boy.
Stilson. C4ester and florence. siri. -
Swami, Arlthony and 0velyn, SiYl.
Tratnum. Harry and MARY. afrf.
voilmsI. Herman and Marsaret. siri. 4
Wilmeth, James ana xAthryn, boy.
Beverly. william and Lucia, Giri.
Corley. Blsese and Annie. boy,
Holloway. Eddie and Fannie boy.
johnson. walter and Nary, Girl.
Lison' Curtis and katherine. .sirl.
Reed. william ard Geraldine. boy
Walker, James ana Dorothy, Girl.
Cook. Robert and Annie. boy
Henson, Ernest and Anna. SRI
Jackson, Israel and Annie, Rfrl
Jones, Tommy and florence, girl.
MurAta. Kiguma and EliSabeth. boy.
Sunkins. Alkerum and Ramona. gfrl
Bolivia Is supplying high-grads
Uhaaf cad "a Sta fArvSSAr~
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