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possible.
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02
DAILY
EDITION
SATURDAY,
JULY
4,
1942
The
Cremation
Of
Anyox
.
.
.
To
those
of
us
who
have
known
and
travelled
along
this
part
of
the
coast
these
many
years
news
of
the
final
destruction
nf
Atwnv
hv
f;a
n;
It
is
ike
writing
the
last
chapter
in
memory
of
an
old
friend.
As
the
hustling,
bustling,
up-to-date,
city-like
SnHnlir'n-f
tWfnty
years
a0
when
copper
wis
at
utn
PnCr
d
TP'0
was
Psperous
and
happy,
when
the
gambling
stakes
were
high,
when
everyone
earned
big
wages
and
the
whole
community
had
a
sport-Anyox.
extravagant
instinct'
we
will
best
remember
The
fllfl
fnwn
n'TitiVi
l
-
i
V4J
Anew
glamor
ana
romanpp
in
Nnwfr
td
bGen
dead
t0
be
Sle
these
last
H
years
Now
it
has
been
cremated.
In
few
a
years
the
trees
and
nM
fTS
f.nelter
d
even
the
scars
of
the
old
camp
will
have
gone.
Only
a
few
of
the
few
who"e
business
or
whim
totQ
ii,
;
.
.
,
.,,
"j
-nc
mem
nasi,
mat
nart
ot
thp
coast
wi
even
remember
or
Mai
of
the
once
Veal
cam.,,
with
its
busy,
vibrant,
and
up
doing
people.
The
b
g
f,re
which
has
now
finally
consumed
Anyo?
and
ms
I'nM
di"
famous
A
'--"'Ma
uie
aanuons,
tne
Phoenixes
rnoenixes
Greenwoods
and
such
like'.
Jt
iso(M
enough
to
hear
of
our
visitors
from
Sartof
the
country
which,
we
hav'e
asso
ated
with
oppressive
heat
talk
about
it
being
too
warm
in
thsiorlet
kee"3
W
bC
Changes
In
ARP
Technique
...
wffi;
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,;nstucrPa
the
"
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one.
ti,
t
nmliT,,.
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hazf'"dous
chem
plosives
ca
s
and
ex-of
Nnal
Off
ce
bothering
with
water
pSft
Lf"
agents.
ftiJ1ys,
sand
or
other
smothering
veK
houolders
are
ad-
nnd
risk
a
oh
nern
the
blazi"
bomb
can
condition
stand
20
twL0r?
feet
0r
mn
awa-Y,
f
rm
it.
Under
ordinal
they
,
wore
than
15
f
S
We
?ron
wiU
nQt
fly
about
10
BecoiZihAfl
be
ext
nishl
m
secondary
fires.
Vh,ch
attentlon
can
be
turned
to
QUIZ
FOR
;
ELEANOR
President's
Wife
Lets
Reporters
Do.
Lots
cf
Talking
MAlGARET
KERNOOLS
j
Associated
Press
Suff
Writer
WAAHiMBTOM.
July
4:
0
Ifci
Is
tor
wamen
who
won
(tor
what
it
is
like
to
go
to
Mrs.
Booaevelt's
press
conference
in
wartime.
At
tint,
while
you'rt
getting
in,
it's
fairly
formal.
Preliminaries
Include
obtaining
a
membership
card.
I've
been
here
a
month
but
still
sport
only
a
temporary
I
White
House
pass.
That
required
two
fingerprints'
and
no
photo-'
graph,
but
the
permanent
pass
makes
you
black
both
hands
and
each
finger
twice,
pose
for
a
picture
and
fill
in
pages
of
information
about
yourself.
Mavhe
I
for
got
to
mention
my
chicken
pox
scar.
I
Aiiynow.
(emporaruy
wait
in.
having
passed
guards
at
the
gate,
at
the
White
House
door
and
in
the
hall.
We
wait
in
the
famous
green
room.
Frankly
it
looks
ilka
a
room
that
has
been
beautiful.
Enter
SoiUlivc
A
White
House
attendant
rnrnt!
to
get
us
when
Mrs.
Roosevelt
is
ready.
We
flock
up
the
steps
in
a
feminine
flurry
behind
bin.
Me
shows
us
into
the
Monroe
room.
We
sit
a
second
or
so.
turns
ua
as
Mrs.
Roosevelt
smites
btll
into
the
room
with
her
secretaries.
Miss
Malvina
Thompson
and
Mrs.
Edith
Helm.
Immediately
Mrs.
R.
shakes
hands
with
a
femininely
firm
grip.
looks
directly
at
each
handshaker.
when
she
sits
down,
we
sit
down.
Her
secretaries
sit
back
comfortably
on
the
couch,
but
she
sits
on
the
edge,
with
her
legs
crossed
At
the
ankle
and
one
foot
slidinsr
sideways
on
the
carpet.
This
was
the
stttins
room
for
King
George
and
Queen
lUsabeth,
the
room
for
Johnson's
cabinet
meetings
and
the
place
where
the
treaty
with
Soaia
was
signed.
President
Portraits
Forty-four
marine
Drints
nwni
by
President
Roosevelt
fill
the
walls
a'oog
with
a
few
fearsome
but
famous
portraits.
Lams
cords
sprawl
around
the
floor
the
way
they
do
in
any
other
home.
The
letter
opener
on
the
desk
has
a
tassel,
and
the
desk
holds
several
portraits
of
President
Roosevelt.
The
mantel
is
marble
with
a
marble
bust
of
a
woman
nobody
knows.
The
fireplace
fixtures
are
brass.
Chairs
are
lined
up
in
schoolroom
array
so
that
everybody
can
see
and
hear.
Mrs.
Roosevelt
chats
her
con
THE
DZvILY
NETTS
SATURDAY,
JULY
4,
fa.
fereace
into
the
program
for
the
day.
Thete's
a
feeling
that
nukes
you
think
"Today
she's
going
to
spring
something
that
will
make
a
story
."
She
tells
a
good
story
on
herself,
the
kind
you
like
to
read
tn
the
little
box
on
the
second
page
of
your
paper
while
finishing
your
coffee.
Sm
baits
the
press
for
questions
the
way
a
good
club
leader
manages
to
main
everybody
feel
"in
on
things"
by
directing
discussion.
Gwtferenfc
(.'
tue
Mrs.
Roosevelt
wears
a
white
4ress
and
black
coat,
sheer
black
hose
and
patent
leather
pumps,
which
make
her
legs
look
pretty.
Sometimes
she
wears
thick
stockings
and
sturdier
shoes.
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FROM
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at
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end
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last
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following"
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books
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pay
section
of
the
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other
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rather
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knw.
lUnan
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JTnu
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the
end
of
avst
week
dv
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aMraoe-
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from
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suatalnrcl
when
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waawwttod
near
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believed
that
he
suifvr.d
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hwurt
attaek
and
lost
contr..;
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M.
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t
to
tu
the
Wan-
the
car.
ffn
a-
t
l
UVfwT.
I
Sorensen
"A
Little
Lower
Than
the
Angela."
Webster
"The
Mafic
Water."
.Non-I
iction
Chevalier
"The
Kdt
of
the
Sword."
French
"My
Yankee
Mother."
Kuo-Ching-ch'u
"I've
come
a
Long
Way."
Newman
"Goodbye
Japan."
Sehriftgiesser
"The
Amazing
ing
RoosevelU."
Segal
"ew
order
In
Poland."
Werth
"Moscow
War
Diary."
Romance
Baldwin
"Bfeath
of
lift."
Cohier
"Forever
la
so
Long."
Logan
"Swan
Merton
Army
srp."
Meore
"The
Other
Woman."
i
Mysteries
Clark-"The
Model
Corps."
Du
bois-4-The
Body
Goes
Hound
and
Round;"
Gardner
-
The
Case
of
the
Drowning
Duck."
Hocking
"Poteon
Is
a
Bitter
Brew."
MeCloy
"Who's
Calling."
Walling
"The
Corpse
With
thi
Eerie
Eye."
Terrace
i
ne
reoeni
expansion
of
basinets
in
Hhmm
uul
rilstrtot
ha.
Srought
an
Increase
In
the
office!
aff
at
the
railway
stetlnn
In-
I
toad
cf
one
assistant
for
the
'font
there
are
now
four
or
five
Fine
weather
has
brought
out
the
tennis
fans.
Several
new
mem
hers,
some
of
them
in
the
uniform
cf
the
forces,
have
JolneH
the
rlob
and
some
good
oUy
each
evening
of
late
has
attracted
a
small
crowd
of
spectators,
many
of
j
the
being
soldiers
off
duty
for
J
I
'he
time
being.
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
O.C.
U.A.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallarr
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last
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