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BIVERSIDERS IN PAGEANT Uppar grade students ol Rirerside school will present the pageant in the annual carol serrlce at l0.!1' '"VJ!. ""d
3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon In the First Methodist church. They have been directed by Doris Fredrick ol Riverside. The "l"V ", . " .., '
program is presented under the supervision ot Lillie Darby, head of music in the city schools. First row. left to right. Billy ' " , ' , !'
Worley, Betty St. John. Marianne Sexton. Carmen Jones. Gloria Hearth. Barbara Black. Dorothy Alexander, Erma Baker. "'.J.i,.T.JL.! k..k..'
Phyllis Turner, Peter Fosteri second row. Juno Bosworth. Leatt a Pitt. Dorothea Whiteline. Dale Price. Robert Willis. Dolores ,na ,n a",clt on r0B" n,roor'
Helrich, Dee Nelson, Naomi Magee, Norma Baker, Patsy Crow. Rear, Gene Derby, James Pope and John Foster.
Air view, ol Manila shows point where Patig river enters Manila bay. On the peninsula Is
Fort Santiago, the headquarters for the military forces in the archipelago.
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Sandbag Telephone Building in San Francisco
War Spreads to Singapore
; Presenting the news of the school in a novel style each Thursday, 6:50 p. m Pelicana staff
members are shown in action. Left to tight: Charlotte Height, reporter; Dan Kafton, publicity)
Feme Glubrecht. reporter: Richard Newman, editor; Martin Buti, promotion; Margaret Blair,
associate; Naeda Brainerd. reporter; Reno Marchese, sports; Neil Morris, sports, and C. G. Wood
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Workmen wero busy in Sen Francisco raising a barricade of 3000 sandbags around the long
distance building of the telephone company as a protection against possible bomb damage.
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' I Grouped around this huge table map at fceattle, Wash, are volunteer workers expected to play a vital part In
T ; ' AP Bureau Uses Lanterns During Blackout
Honored on Retirement
Japanese planes relded Singapore (1) while fighting between
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Kota Bharu (2). Japanese were reported to have landed at Sabak,
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all in Thailand. Japanese also crossed into Thailand from their
Indo-Chlna base of Siemreap (4). Japanese bombers raided Hono-
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siding at 1718 Wall street. In the above oleture Caldwell U shown In th. . k. ...J. .m,nt V Washington, had to wait in tms tasmon lor some uroe
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raid alarm in San Francisco was underway under the eerie rays of two kerosene lanterns. Calif. Women keep the lookout during the day on throo-hour of the district air raid warden as an example of building protection "and not because wa are
Bernard) Barton, another operator in tha Associated Press bureau, holds one hi the lanterns. ; shifts and men at night on two-hour shifts. hysterical or, frightened." . i
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