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(' ;i (> four of the host five news p chirrs published in the United s last, year, as chosen in Editor am: Publisher's sixth annual news contest. The fifth picture, whirl won fourth prize, a diamond- .rdal, for Michael Converse, Merc tr.y Herald photographer, was if an electrocuted hoy among high voltage wires at top of a pole, former to the hoy's family, the p cture is not being reproduced 1' irst prize went lo the picture o' Wendell Willkie being egged icago last October Tipper right). It was taken by Borne Kanter ' Cl'nano Times. Clarence Albei.- Mew York Journal-American, second prize with the picture Cupper left) of Frank Long snatch- r; (hdri from the arms of his esti tnged wife, Bunny Howard, a club singer, and hurling the wife to the Boor in the main lobby w York supreme court. The falling wall (lower right) of a Holiead factory in a fire at Camden, N. .1., brought third prize to ei Myers, Philadelphia bureau of Wide World Photos. Fourth prize went to Conversa and fifth to Hy Beskin, New 'lurk Mir. Ins picture of a Dodger fan luting Umpire (iemge Magmkui;.! he had made a decision favoring the Cincinnati tods m a g Hhhetls field Iasi September. " CIVIC Al utrb-'ii that she1 fuhhiig it. Indian Braves Quick to Offerrvps,unfit with, tn >. "t hart to s just right clscting ' for i Selves for Military Service ;i ini Pont is| Harricl Hilliard Very Choosy hmceoim* It added up lo my not w.mlmg to slay in Holly* j wood '* I SANT, MON., Ap MARYll.unett is here ae.ain mahm*:! anotlier pieli re .She r.ny stal fur inure. She s.iys she's lu])pl/ this tune Twit it "flelt.v v for Henry nphy of coo- By JOHN Tt. WARD. h ' known--cr-| --is the ALBUQUERQUE X. M . April 2fi, <d>>--Many moons have fad- (There Is no w r i tt en Navajo language.) And, like Duga-Chee-Bekls. Demaml* Omul Stories ed" imi`: a good pii'lnre (hut I sho's mMni d will Su m rho`11 I '! For I'ictiii i* Kolov.. happy. Hi nure Ome'** hei. s e\ 1 in the same pr "MEET ' Tlekels Jf."0. Oil Snl !! I a* a "system of: ert since Diiga-Chee-Bckis streak- r w inch people j ed his face with paint and went onoimcally free on the warpath. I of the value But the -Vi-vear-old Xavajd and 0 land owncr> common earn- many of his cousins of other southwestern Indian tribes are would tie used WIIITi: LIU1 expenses." -. Miss Hu Pont set tines on an it\nni>\M or four times ast winter, he- ly severe weath- her wtivities to with the coin 's ready to-take again, if neres. to "keep the t, of war !l i j i | ! s ! i offering their services for Uncle Sam's armed forces. Officials of the Navajo agency report many instances of tribesmen reporting eager to fight on the spot. But the case of DugaChee-Bekis seems to sum it up. Tile aged and venerable To hauiii medicine man gathered up his implements of war. stalk cd up 10 a selective service regi-u aiinn suuitm. expressed pro- nihii,-lv she he 1 Tnnd di-tike for dictators, and many oldsters were turned away with thanks. The Mescalero Apaches and the .Ticariila Apaches likewise flocked to the colors. In south central New Mex'ico. high in the Sacramento mountains, the de scendants of Geronimo and his warriors responded 100 percent. Barnnbe Naichc. a grandson of one of Geronimo's warchiefs, was among the first to leave the Mescalero reservation for the army. The Apaches once spread terror over lhe southwest under the leadership of Geronimo and other chieftains. Unlike the Navajos, not a sin gle Apache has been rejected for military service because of HOU/VWOOD. A pr II 2fi. (The S( rcial "Me (Ilf U'lllt7 sked ffill i'll' "It was a 'package deal/" *s l Mrs Nelson. "Tim.v had to tak" I me to gw ()//.ie or vice 'I Until i ....... Dc miu v -U ;itn Hilliard, II u: is i hi wife 1 Ozzic \ the college prom | .favorite She was tokId that was the story around tU \ w c.c d It 1) 1' persisted for f 11 \\ir c\cr since she made three picture?. And refused to do a fouiOi "I wouldn't play in a picture 1 I tfeou<dil w. i I m'.d fur me."' she admitted. "Maybe that makes me 'difficult' But it wasn't a iimil (V/te was in the c.i 1 will i: lv.nd l w.v Wnriiing **ignjdR In the boils, which might -i tiint, alwityx preeedi* seiimu llness. Them drtreted '>y a bclrnflflu WIllTK JdtJHT KA nmdyxl^. Thi^ analysis of >our body, showing (he del slide for vour dlsrase, U'g.inMoss of name that they made excellent, signal |m made Iy Hr. Welimgt'i- with a new* amav. t European and': 'olumeered-for the Trtr corp.! physical handicaps. corps operators their native "imperi-ilistic( allnff iuie for whatever in- The Xavajos and Apaches arc tongue `v.inpme :.nv (xper1 tie- e is witling for ' '.` 'national reperiu.-dons may proud of their records in the codei* who horned in on some ^ tn aid (heatr "p involved-the Navatos.and the World war. It may be recalled- of the army's business. .1, supplies ami M'fchcs say the is.-ues m the ts sill' js fl'div! European war for the most part the possibditv j a1^ Hmply: he S- m overseas I , Adolph Hitler v horn they <1 across the At. have dithhed 'A tm.-rhe Smell- <*r. and Rpnito Mussolini, Announcing the Installation of our New Fisher X-Ray and Fluoroscopic "Gourd Chin " Over the short wave radio -- Machine for those who want the Best **th big wind that speaks"-- spread new* of the war and of the draft, (Vme, registration day and 45T9 Xavajos registered, most of them signing up by mak ing the conventional thumb print 'on the Official viaans- Fluoroscopic X-PAY Examination WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE WHITE LIGHT INSTRU Tin- unly one or 111 kind h- I lie liny iii cii, -1 rcnl While Light Technique can lie usr.l Ihr Wlill'i Light Latioialori-'x The local ion THIS " your boijly. EXAMINATION SHOWS The area aff The nature ment. What is taui IF DESIRED Gordon Therapy Diagnos i (curium X-RAY ( HIHOl'KACTK! U()I,<)\ IRRIGATIONS, RADIO SIIOKI IVAVK, . 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