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d. War. Fulham, Bdnita-Granyille as Mary.; ed town Douglas Wood, Charles Haiton and ripantes; Deif--Er-ikson; An increase, of eastbound trafficthrough Arizona from ' California following, the attack on Pearl Har bor indieatea-Voluntary evacua nerrians, tion by uneasy coast residents, the Ishmen, Arizona Civilian Defense coordin ropeans went back into the army to fight in ating council reported today; . ed-Bot of- naobblies, Lists-uptack on md an ing ,to idus try, ;ck and l|ion to agents all the e hobo f cards, his second .war .for .the. United: States ana .went-to France as a combat offifcer. He was hit twice and (Time back to -Arizona where. he lies in a grave which is strange ly similar in outlook over the mountains and desert to Boot Hill at Tombstone. . Mrs. Greenway, known all over the state as Isabella, was in cpn,rgress a few years ago a-nd you may recall that in the early days of the New Deal her close friendship with Mrs. Roosevelt was the sub s-Arizbria" highway dopartmont cheeking station frguies show' an increase of 3,020 vehicles, or 36 per cent, during the four months since December .7 as compared to the same period last year. 1 The defense council reported that "comparatively few" of the 96,880 eastbound passenger ve hicles during the fSur month period were winter visitors ' re turning home,' "since war condi tions had reduced the, number of vacationers in the golden state the is men ject of much mention. Mrs.-Roose past winter to a marked degree." ee was- velt had been her maid of honor .ved in il mili<1 ever or yice versa. I forget`just which. She is now Mrs. King -and one night T' met a minei- frnm Bi-jbee Our Indians had no horses or cattle until the `Spaniards brought :-Khese-anTmals-tmbhis-CC>ntijren in a little sandwichJoint 'way up abs fo in the mountains where the air is il such better who _ said__Mrs^_King hadc prc). got him a steady job up there for *s l putWs health When lie developed t.b simply and 'allowed that the-widow--at leaders- Jack Greenway was the finest !k_part woman in the world, bar none. irtation a very Products Full line Now Being Carried . On the I'eninsula" iscrim- :d 6th- ley got ion as TODAY-.XHURS,. ; up a made n who 9-r-ound- Fred MacMurray in NEW YORK ;errible ie=merp tt-t-ight TOWN ______ Feature 7:i0 - 9:50_ gun on rkand s Were ily on iuation a boss r who eading him to ed and notion,,' as enlie un;ees' ' is t have though -------------- ALSO Henry Aldrich For President Feature 8:25 Only' . . Adm.; Gen; 30c Loge <40o Children lie FREE DE Bmthera Fried Chicken led to Baker, lawled j e out : .very all the estred^ s done with- f-were. Ready io~Eat f ; Delicious. 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone (385 enway CM?IL NOW PLAYING -- IY THE SCREEN! "They *ay-yoO' 'can getoverany-, .thing intime,even girl like Marvin Myles... but.1Jnmy heart. Carinel-By-The-bea KEN SAYS:Those five how familiar-words '-- TOO LITTLE AND TOO LATE" -- may apply to ypur..insurance .program. I'llbe glad to help? '. -------- '...... ': -... K. (Ken) LyiBonifacio Eo ..................."......................'.... ""..... Dia -8421-- INSURANCE " Ice Cream is a regular part of our army ration. It is & fine-fdod for growing children. We think that ydu will find our ice cream to be --the best you've ever had. ' .CHRISTENSEN'S GROVE CREAMERY, Let An EXPERT -------- ' ------ ; (Factory--Representative)--^ ' Advise-You-On-Your- No-Obligation On -Your Part!! Simply phone 5131 and our factory trained representative will .inspect your, property and recommend the proper L- .Modem wars are. fought on many. rStints, and one of them is right at home. Life must go on.-. People mustlive, eat, have shelter and clothing and cany on in many ' ways as they did before the war. .. . rz/ ' ... The regrulgs services ottered by-banks -to provide safety ftif ihoney, expedite pay*