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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Auto Raiioning
Siar.s Feb. 2bth

WASHINGTON Jan. g., Up
Rl.o.Ina # Ecw passenger auto
mocllc. - eligible ssers certified
" .oca. board ". no' begin be-
.lrc II 2G. CPA Administrator
Leon He.acr.DA sold today.
I'-aae1 - I'd 1t eHpocted plans
H.. -9sGs.. ,.lrl-" e.. "a 900 fio-
., c. ~ c.-l1le Qacrs VIII b.
r.'a L. 'ir Aear t@urc.
TIC O"A administrator an
81. ..sa Il .rn.cCGr .or releasing
... Co.. .a;. HE, %rre purchaa-
.a. b. -. ceI"crea before the
........ea' .lDle al auto sale OF
t.: :. .Drc..r. y! cars in thL
.a'..1~. ~. SAP teD. u. The
..Y-%eeE yes.1l FeD. u to Feb. 2t
. Il. =, s...t thc CPA admlnlStra
..r az. - ycrMls .oca! rationlng
.J>Id- - %DtE out problems whlci
.!G.r CO ,n'sr transfer cars be-
,p~. fIrY undertake the respon
.1..t9 .. tGu .ea,e automobile
.a'.rH.I.2.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
U.Boafs OFF Coast
Claim New Victim
From Tanker Fleet

Continued from Page 0nel
Rochester raises the total of tankers
to six. One other ship, the tanker
Malay, was torpedoed and shellet
but reached the safety of an At
lantic port.
The attack on the Rochester was
the first announced by the navy
since Tuesday when it reported tho
tankers Francis F. Powell and Pan
Maine--the latter prematurely -haL
been torpedoed
Although the navy announced
Thursday that counter measures
against the undersea raiders We're
increasingly effective the German
craft apparently were present off
the Atlantic coast in sufficient
numbers to permit their disposition
between Nova Scotia and Florida
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
PubIicisfs Face
Alien Hearings

SAN FRANCISCO, jan. 81 ~!
Federal Judge A. F. St Sure today
ordered Frederick V Williams anr
LdYid w. Ryder, publicity men ac-
custd of failing to rcl. lister ~ japI-
neSe propaganda agents. 10 appear
in Washington Feb for hearing
St. Sure refused their pleas for dr-
lays in removal to Washington.
I'VE are in a state OF war anc
our government is moving Nli
sureness and rapidity in these mat
ters," the Judge said. Unless the
government would acquiesce to youl
requests, I could not grant them.
Assistant U. S. Attorney Al zil-
poll said he would not recommend
a continuance which would delay
the Feb. 9 hearing, set in Washing
ton. where the indictments vert
voted earlier this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
u. 6. Plans Strict
Curb on Aliens

Axis alien activities Will be was
not known, but it was understood
several restrictive measures were
being considered by the justice, war
and navy departments.
The area already established for
evacuation in San Francisco prime
ipally affects enemy aliens employ
ed in the zone. These must find new
jobs and, i'll cases where the alien
also resides within the boundaries,
Il new home. The los Angeles area
is largely residential. thus neces-
stating mass migration of the alien
families affected.
Reregistration of Axis aliens in
California, Washington, Oregon
Montana, Utah, Idaho, Arizona and
Nevada begins Monday and ends
Friday Enemy aliens failing to
appear at registration stations es-
tablished in post Offices will face
internment for the duration.
The effective dates of the custer
of the Axis nationals from restrict
ed areas were based on the time
it will take to provide them with
the new form of identification cards.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

Continued from Page One)
pottery pieces.
BOYS GUARD RICE
III various villages small parties
joined up under direction of loca.
leaders MANY carried palm anG
pineapple fronds to shelter them
selves from the scorching sun.
Two little boys pulled a home
made trolley on which they haG
placed a big bag Of rice which they
guarded as if it meant life or death
to them-and perhaps it will.
Travelling in an automobile with
news reel men, I arrived at the Jo-
hore Bahru cauSeWay at a time
when the light was excellent for
photography The film men stop
ped and set up their cameras.
A flight of 81 enemy planes ap-
peared overhead speeding straight
for the causeway
CROWDED QUARTERS
Three of us dived for a fox hole
that had been aug ior one man.
We covered the hole with a sheet
of quarter-inch steel which gave
more comfort than protection. Just
then the japanese dropped thei.
bomb loads and the whole earth
seemed to shake.
Two fellow sholterers muttereG
urprintable words starting the
little yellow
Near us there was detonation af-
ter detonation.
After several minutes We raiSet
a corner of our cover and looked
out. Clouds of dust were every
where Antiaircraft guns were
barking en- all sides.
Gradually the uproar subsidized.
We emerged from our hole wiring
ing wet with sweat and Covereo
with soft clay.
The japanese planes Were flying
away off to the north.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Britain
q UPS
EreIon nd

DUBLIN. Jan. 81. tUP1- Britain
has sent large shipments OF arms
Including artillery to Fire to equip
TINS country's army OF 250,0OO men
for defense against Il possible m
yaSion. l high military source Salc
today.
Disclosure that the British are
eQuipping Fires army followed pro-
tests by Prime Minister Eamon de
Valera and the Fire government
against arrival of American eXpedl-
tionary forces III Northern Ireland.
British arms and ammunition are
arriving regularly in respectable
quantity" the military source said.
De Valera. reliable quarters said,
has given assurance to the UniteC
nations that arms delivered to the
Fire army will not be used to en-
force reunion OF the six northern
counties with Fire.
SAFEGUARDS ASSURED
Shipments OF arms have been COM
ing into Fire from Northern Ireland
for several weeks. Except tor small
QtltllNLNN NNdlJpllN lIltA ltlIlNNtllN
Britan's first armament sales to
Ere since the war began. The ship
mentS have been made under direc-
ton of 30-man commission oper-
atin4 on the border Fifteen mem
berS OF the commission represent
Fire while the other ID represent
Britain.
Eire for more than 4 year has
been asking for arms, both from
Britain and the United States and
a commission was sent to the United
States in quest Of military supplies.
Britain and the United States,
having found De Valera adamant
in his refusal to grant use Of Irish
bases TO help the Allies fight the
battle of the Atlantic, were hesI-
tant to equip the Fire army for fear
that in event of a German invasion
the arms would fall into the hands
of the AXIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Drunk Ban9s Auto
Into End Vehicle

at Imperial and Main streets anG
crashed into Powers car causing
damages of at least SIS.
Powers learning that Ali did not
have sufficient money to pay the
damages, accepted S25 for loss of
time from his Job, and Judge Nuf-
fer tackled on another $l00 to as
suage the insulted dignity Of the
municipality.
Another drunk driver, Dave Lo-
PEE. who had been arrested at :43
d. M by Officers Lloyd Edwards
and Wilford Tyler, went to Jail fOl
81 days to serve out $75 fine
imposed by Judge NuGfer Joe
Romero, who was riding with Lo-
re2 when he was arrested at Sec
ond ana Main streets, was finet
so on a drunk charge. Romero
also took the days, numbcrina five
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Macarthur Bors Japanese
Attempt to InfiItrote
Bdtdon Defense Lines

WASHINGTON. Jan 81 5UF.-
Gen Douglas NacAr'hn repa.,c,
today that hIs forces captured NJ.
japanese prisoner and faeua,cG
repeated enemy attempts to nGlt-
rate ms Bataan province me.
Action was only IN "A Sp7ruCi,
scale Macarthur reported Ia,
Japanese apparently were oouaLu-
ing to shift then forces in prepa.a-
tion for new heavy assault on ;ht
virtual siege Ines held by Amer
can and Filipino troops on lie uay-
row peninsula
There was sporadic fighting q.
the Bataan peninsula ;he Wi &c
partment commuulquo reported
during the past - hours De
termined enemy attempts a, #:..,-
rating through o.. lHt> Ws@t .ras:-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
yasi Navy Bill
Ready for Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. Up
The senate appropriations commit
tee today approved the precedent
smashing S26500O30 000 naya! ap-
rropriatlon6 bill, which n ludes
about S8.000,000,OO0 fer naval air
Graf, and 100000 010 .oi new
HIp.
Sen. Join II. OPcrtan. d Ia.
chairman Of the subcommittee IN
charge OF the measure. SAID iul
committee action On thl largest
bill III history was unanuml0.
An amendment Waa appi1Yrc
winch limited the Presidents pow
ela 10 least or transfer 70 the allies
ships built under the authority cf
the measure. CIly convoy and land
lnp vessels could BE- Transferred.
our thought "aa that if oui
larger vessels are needed for fight
inR III any Fart Of thc world they
can fight undrr our iIas and witI.
Our crews, OYcrtOn SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
81 More Areas in
California Closed
ToAK Axis Alters

Continued from Page Onel
Obispo county, including Piedras
Blancas Point; 10 in Los Angeles
count" including such places as
part OF Downey, Long Beach air
port, part of Huntin stOn Park, part
Cf Vernon. part of North Hollywood,
parts Of Burbank.
POWER PLANTS INCLUDED
The following prohibited areas
placed restrictions over areas OF
from 500 feet to loo feet from
such important establishments a
lower companies dams, aqueducta
and pumping stations.
Two il Shasta county at Fal,
river mills and Burney, TWO IL
Piumas county al Caribou and Stor-
ne, one N Butte county at Las
Plum4s: one in Placer county. at
Alta. one III EidOrado county. at
PlacelvIlle; TWO in Amador count"
1t Jackson; two in Tuolumne coun-
y. at Stanisaus and jamestown. .
one in MADEIRA county, at North
Fork, Two in Fresno county, one
Il Sh4 ia county Lake Britton dam;
three III PlumaS county a. Lake
Almanor dam, Bucks storage dam
and Butte VALLEY dam; one in New
ada county at Lake Spauldinp dam,
three hydroelectric plants in Tuo-
lumne county; five hrdroelectric
plants III Fresno county; TWO in
Kern county; the Parker dam on
the Colorado river; tie intake
pumping plant Of Parker dam ana
the Gene reservoir pumping plant
three miles west of the dam and
the pumping plants OF the aqueduct
IN Rivers!Ce county and San Ber-
uardino county; and one At Ketle!,
InVO COUNTY
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

Bert Powers. guard at 4 Santa
Monica airplane factory, started
imping back TO the coast in bat
tered automobile SaturdaN.and NJ
Ali. HinduStani rancher, was III Ell
Centro Jail in default of SIPS fine
imposed by Police Judge Lee Nut-
fer on a charge OF drunk and reck-
less driving.
Ali was arrested at Isl a. m
Saturday by State Highway Patrol
man Tillman Daley after the
Hindustani, admittedly soused to
the gillS, ran through a stop sign
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Ordinance Outlaws
Union Pressure

SCSANVUFT, Cal Ja.. :.
CUPl-Tcet @ Il ncH cry o"c.ea.
making II unlawful tor emplo%er
to discharge employees WHO refl"
to Join union Was indicated h':'
today.
The CITY ccuac. passed "a
reaching ordinance entitled.
An ordinance TO prevent en-
ployers CT labor and other from
interfering with employees rlga' o.
self-organizatIon and Of >eicc,In.
collective b1reaInine agents q
their own choosing
The Law. cfiecuFe lnmcd.a''..
provided q penalty o: no' ~"
than 500 fine or 50 DAYS Il -.
or both. for infract.on.
1t was indicated the o,cH.: .'
would be tested before the C3a's'-
MIA supreme court.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Singapore Stands
Alone i'm Bottle

Continued from PAGE Oneo
in the BRUSH = t,1t..'" -"
Tie mainland ,HG =. aa.a l. 81
lApoge island ~, t:r, ose...s -
ID tne ,..u-t,a, .a.@ JF-s.. -.
H. H." r,1. -, g.. -. ..
po.c ~ >!Oooan.n H.....' aa.-.
o,.>e-NA~ lntra - rJ:n','
Mpcr ,i.N luoeop 'apD,,~" 'fs...'-
.cc bg sWarm> %. a!.D.W.c- ~
.MaaSea II the assa.... pN S.@soaa.,
Stand. which = 5.,.dec ron 1T
.uain.a.G br - a...e-".5e Juap:,
straits.
The enemy vas b.as.ec b. Br..
lsh naval guns, artillery and 81
planes as the defense forces with
rev from the mainland under 81
plan callln4 tor tie Inperlals tc
lntAc, n" heaviest possible casual
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Tractor Repair
Classes Slated

Defense training classes in OPP
Grafton, care and repair OF tractors
will begin Monday at Centrol I'm
ion High school for out-of-school
Youths. l7-25 years of age.
They will succeed a ten week
course that has just been complet-
ed under the direction Of the voca-
tional agricultural department
Glasses meet five nights each week
through Friday TOO to 1000 p.
m. at the Carl Vogt garage at
Sixth and Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
German Suicide
Units Fight Reds

LONDON. Jan = Up P.-GerMa.
troops on the Moscow troHt hay.
re>orted to suicide attacks. 81.
as they used when The tide .alne-
against them al LenIngraC. = Ce>-
perate attempts 10 nal, tie R"a-
sian drive, a Russian WaI cona.-
nique said TODAY.
In the first suicide attack oa tht
Moscow fvont-a psychic attacK, H.,
Russians Nall Alderman shocf
troops marched IL close order L
counter-attaCk a village. deslgnat-
ed as X ', held by Russian tant
unit. the communique said
1t was asserted that, as had beer
the case al Lenin 5raC. the Gerln2.
soldiers have been gwen lntoXlean;
before the attack.
The Germans marched Up like
automatons. according TO tie RGS-
sian advices. toward the village.
RANKS MOVED DOWN
The Russian tank men held ttct
fire until The German, were AZ
close range and then blasted t.en
with every gun they had
scores OF GtIi.dllA 4tH u N1'
first volley. the comnunIque salt
and the entire German FORMATION
broke and fled. leaving behind tatn
a light field gun IS heavy machn
guns and other arms.
indicating that the Red a!".}
continues its persistent staboln
attacks on the LeEingrad front. tht
communique SAID that n ne .as,
few days one Russian Unit hac de-
suoyed "A earth tortificalons ant
60 pill boxes and dugouts Wh!cF
the Germans had constructed TO-
their winter defense line II tht
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Mrs. 5. Danenberu
Buried on Coast

Private funeral Services Tor Mro
Sam Danenberg, long time resi-
dent cf Fl Centre WHO died H..
Cedars CT Lebanon hospital in Hol-
lywood after a long illness, were
held at GramanS chapel III the
coast city Thursday.
She was buried in a crypt at
Beth Olan mausoleum in Hollywood
Mrs. Danenberg lived in FL Cen
tro for % years and had many
friends among FL Centrans. She waS
i'll for many months before her
death and spent many weeks ir
the hospital. suffering intense pain
most of the time
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Two Desiroyers
Launched in East

Wh.HINCTCN. jan II Up =
IHD ae' tgny't The L. $ S. N.cE-
.... ..a - r. b < Barton were
a I.... ...r... .:'' u, ,ald ii lnr!l
.. ...# 9..a",. HAc Ba,u Ne
?. u - uG .hc FUr RIycl
r..n' g.. fsr Hc4lcacm steel co
E., ..s Ii -. haFy aunOunccG
81. isaHj B TEron, LIonyll!c
Tt. fa..o GRAD tic Nicholas whlci
. Aa4ea u norGr o! her great
..r.' #rtaf-.rWGia'her, MAJ. Sam
.,. :. .au.#a T. 6. II c. TINS /
tuc .oagad naval vessel 50 named.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
BANK OFFICER TALKS
TO STAFF MEMBER

staff members of the Bank Of
America are the medium through
which the public learns to apply
various banking services to their Il
nancial problems" Walter J. Braun
schWeiger, chairman of the public
relations committee OF the Bank
of America, told members of the
valley bank staffs at recent meet
ing III CalrNirO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
That's Why His
Bills Been Hioh

BAKFR Ore. jan 81 TT ="
An alr RAID warden noticed q hpht
ln.h up IN one OF the dwellings,
ON his block during bIa,kout 4hp
notified the householder 10 iu'N
81 out.
Upstairs. Why thats The attie.
my gosh. that hrht must have bc"E
ON ioi alN months. exclaimed lhr
startled resident,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Army Warns Public
From Deser: Area
WaEllro - the public

Camp Scciey officers warned -
public Saturday that thee - g.
rine hrng by military ler-o:',.
on the rife range u 'hc a:ca sy.':
OF the SUGGESTION mounta.as oi
Feb . and 3 from a ~ To > p. III
The officers asNcd the pIoAe -
stay out Of the area unde! ire tn
area Is situated near the too'hl.l'
ablut p ml S .rom Fll!a,ce cana
hCadlnL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
GRAPEFRUIT RULES
CONTINUE IN EFFECT

Rules prohibiting shipment of
grapefruit of grade lower than
U. S. number two and smaller than
three and eleven siXteenthS in dl-
ameter were continued till Febru-
airy 25 when the grapefruit advls-
DRY board and committee met Fri
day III the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
INFANT SICCUAlIBS
IN y. ID. HOSPITAL,

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mra. Paul Tilton died Friday after
noon IN Mercy hospital The baby
was born Thursday MIS- Tilton is
the former Petty Veliquette Of the
McCabe- -Fucalyptas district Fun
crM services We're expected to be
he'd III San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan 81. CUPl-
The Justice department. which i
preparing to specify y additional!
areas in the far west from which
enemy aliens will be barred, re-
ported today that greater restric-
ton would be imposed upon the
activities of all Axis aliens living
in eight western states.
The department, moving to pre-
vent the counterpart of the espion-
age and fifth column activity that
contributed to the Pearl Harbor at
tack. already has designated two
areas in San Francisco and Los
Angeles from which japanese, Ger
man a->i Italian aliens will be bar
red after Feb. "A.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
HOUSE BURGLARIZED

The home of Lester Knapp near
Writings Crossing was looted early
Saturday of an electric water pump
and some mattresses. deputy sher-
ifs were informed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

les InG Gc.aN ne Japanese IL
lon. = possible. United Press Cor
!c.@ondant Harold Guard, who VA
-. ~. No.nGrG bN shrapnel IL.
'... nIaI STAGE OF evacuation iron
..r MaIa..GlG. reported that the
W!.nu...aa. M carried out as Achcd-
...t. - @..Au.0 setIoae enemy H.
,t.:r!rLor
ISLAND Mobiles
H. B...IsH command mOblllzeC
A. .-a'I.4 strength IN the popula-
..1n q. $1,000 persons on the iSlanc
so - long by 10 miles wide
.rC lss.eC Z coMmQnlque saying
.ha. :. would be defended until re-
int0rctMea:s arrived as most as
suredlya tEey will,
london commentators said that
the biz Allied need IS more naval
strength = the Easf Indies in Orde:
20 turn IT r.Ge against the enemy
by strIkIu- at long lines OF COM
mUuIcatI0l> now stretching ou1
INTO the southwestern Pacific.
\ Brush broadcast reported that
. . q
..eu ~nd ma: one convoy of &c
,Mrs Lao 4Otten through presum
ably - Australia. after escaping !.
J.uu.e>" -. attach.
DUTCH SUFFER BLOW
The re" enemy thrust into the
D.trh .s.aads centored on the Mol
ucca ,"..a about lao miles west
Of M Guinea. and Go miles north
OF Po!t Darwin. the main Alice
base II norm Australia.
JapaHe.e forces. including three
e..use., * CestroyeIs and four
..an, ,po..s pported by heavy all
>uuaQrors have been blasting a.
me Da.ca defense forces at Am
bcina naya, and air base for "a
hours AID Wlce .as: reported Storm
IN rka c0as.
TIE D@tca destroyed a.. insta!la-
20, at .i.o base Dat again Vert
.'.'i.sMb"!eG
IT,, Jaaanr. INVASION fleet, part
. - -lca, -ea-Do.ae force Ia"
.c.l. -. .uro }he East Indies
... D.aeYrG 20 pe under air at
'..t u bic. anc probably Amel-
.a ..s.,- Da,.c - Bc!neo bat
., t.is... w-." q. .ose4 b. Alllet
... a#.-.' -.
H. 1Hri. reported that the
..s~ IL H.,,.rr japanese sub
...t..e. -.a.-H.- Ter toll Of ene-
... - = .U,G - - IN - day, o.
..: -. s4t -, -Ise ne posltioi
~ a''tt,..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
News Notes from
McCabe District

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~ Glh":' Ho.se. TIA, ." ~
transferred .as. Ne: 100" W.rau-.
-exas. Wu':~ he has been -:4al.a*
.ylaIlcr mechanics - the -o1eII-
..tut -ctoo. !. Glendale. C%..o:I.a
On Ms.=ay at,s.45c" -. %
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jeo"-e Bva.c- O. II. S.=H-.. ea..ec
Il Va. ana NJ. ":..s.
her rancH nome.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

Ltra-.aC -N;."
IT, R"~-..&- Destroyed c,sh.
hcafy Y-..... =...s> ana many
trucks a.,a ~. vi. supplies IL,
S!.leG aou.. - Germans. The
Coa.tass:lq. e. ..e.t#
Russia. ;.u,e-. ....ea>lN-IE aetHc
a.oas ~ %H..r .sa"' and ,al.nc
tAc -. .r4}., bombed a railroad
Stauo. ~ -. Gs...4" d"ea a"c
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FEB. Is DEADLINE

Restrictions against enemy aliens
entering or remaining in the p
new areas Will become effective
Feb. IS. The earlier deadline ln
the new areas is possible because
OF the fewer number of persons al
tected
How stringent further eurbS on
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NII> TGE DIV0EtI

Nan Milo S.f.t.aH .Dr b,
Jean Miller !o aaa,.c. 4..Yu.
cruelty I.,y 49,. uHa,s y
Yuma Ju. b. ~ -. .'aasaH,t
las Muuuat
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PLANES TlSTNHI ET

PLANES II STWHTEE
lie continued absence E. y..#
.csc planes ~ceMe5 - .!r..a. tha.
Japan Is tar.WGE N.r.N."> - -.
auGr4.' at ~ G.>Na. .&ta :"
sleee q. 81 aPcse aHG ,.o Ges..aA-
mg attack cu the Da.e" "a. II
cles anG ;hc approaches = A.
:ya,.a.
A. aA9 nlowca.. :; appeared 3
ma.es Japanese a.taek ;Mt .ea1t.
since .at :a. {. MAMMA
my ears a.c@s ne M..G. a&C
measta." .H..s 9.ssH have h".s -.
.-1 iaaH W.lss a~a.H>. cy.sts@.
tat.t.a-
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a..a.;.> :.e.e~ were mmoye5
.ss s. ..o.,1 Japanese dt-
.... =. G..a&est NluN~@and@
.o&.as#H. t.G"& aes.med To SEP
;..c e T.uYaa ..aa American
H.5n~
t4sGea L.. The Hasa1eundI-- dis
>cMaa.ea ny leaflets dropped oz
Japanese ..lu,s-Nas thlt Il tht
FMrNes save ~ her n4ht they
,CulG e9er, YOU. ueW Philippines
.ov and by ;hc Fllpino>
FL !PINOS AMUSED
Iae appeal. MaeA.;h": advised
Tie VI. department. - has OCCASION
,t M@.a a..:,. a@eaa ,he FI..pins
r.. tu"a",-r afpaa. appeared {
.r. f..sa.se s., tHe ag.HJ. treatment
....sU.& t.- Filipino population bN
...r. .a...... :esars Reliable al
..f~ ..aas 'st islands SAID that
...'.a..s ...- ja9aae~e have nitro
...a5 -. D: :..e comparable t6
... ~. Hr.t. oa, b lie Germans
u. ...3ta Europe
Aa.t.04G> ~ Manila. L was sllo
."r te.a. a...Nrd ciean and falrlN
..m.4tua.- luJ,,c.s bur have oeeE
p.uIueG WIKI ,Htle food becaus,
me Jap,..t>. occupation army OF
2uJql0 cop, or more Is living of
,hr aaG Bon civilian stores anc
homes 2e.n sang - a1ye been Loot
ed
No. %. ..r Americans in Manila
], NJ s,2.g',U. lave /. en- gathered
u a..,.e... -..,' Tomas University
Tie. -. uc". g.ftn fairly deceh!
..;:.- 4..a:'rr, b. oE.y te"
....:..:. - s.. :.>v PEI person per day
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INTEND TO WE'D

A notice Of intention to wed was
filed with County Clerk w. J. Nc
Clelland Friday by William A. Hoe
ben, p. of Heber, now a soldier.
and Marguerite kaufman. II. He
Der resident.
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Scanning
News Horizon
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Louis Allen Yecny sued Pearl
May Yecny for divorce Friday, al
leging extreme cruelty. They were
married, he said, i'll Yuma Feb,
g. 1899 and separated last Jan Is.
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One Who Came
Back Describes
Scenes in MaIaya

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