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1300 Pupils Attend East HighAssenibly More than MOO students were on' fcand for the first assembly of the i ycnr nt KastyBakorsfield U'lyli School Tliiimla.r&uoriiiiig: he weJ-: coined by Student President Jack Principal Kenneth W. Rieh Introduced the "new member of the and greeted the student budy. Itoh Doughty showed the new etiitlent hiindliook. txmtaiuing the school history, songs, constitution mid traditions, which will lie distributed to all in school on Friday. The Girls' J.oagtie met following the regular assembly to Ret their activities under way fur the year.

President flair Sill presided, introducing her officers and explaining plans for the year. Miss Lois Smith, one of the far- nliy sponsors of the croup, ex- Vlained the point system. Miss Margaret Schilling, another sponsor, told of the induction of men memhers. whu-h begins Mi.n- and which requires frosh girl- to follow rigid regulations in regard to dress and conduct for a week. Bus, Truck Collide; 17 Persons Hurt ATLANTIC.

Sept. 11'. Feventecn and the driver of a (Jreyhotiml Ims were treatiil for injuries following a lius-truek collision aliout miles west of here late last night. i None was injured Deputy Sheriff Kale Cornell said that Merrill Claude Perdue. L'l.

of Atlantic, whom he identified as ihc driver of the truck, was arrc-tcd this morning. ItOMIt Itl'ICSTS KALTIMOKK. Sept. 111. T'omlis will hi? bursting in the air over Fort Mcllcnry again tonigbt.

recalling the bunibardment by I'ril- ish warships in 1M I which inspired Francis Scott Key to write his country's national anthem. Ke-enact- incut of the llrilish attack will be II feature of Haltimore's observance of Mefemlers' Day. 1721 19(h Strrcl Phone 7-7118 HURRY! LAST TWO DAYS! DOORS OPEN 5:30 Show at 5:45 Attend the Supper Avoid Late Crowds! A CWUCUE OF AMERICAN CONFLICT! Ikt Bitch I uliM ikisitn The Best In Western Dancing Every Friday. Saturday and Sinday Nichts SOe, Plus Tax Ladies lOc. Friday and Sunday Rhythm Rancho South Chester and Highway 99 OIL NEWS The t'nion Oil Company reports that its Del Key Xo.

2 in the Kerii Front field lias IH-CII shut down while wailing for heavier equipment to run after iM'ing drilled to lir.l! feet. The coni- imny's M. L. JS'-lii in the Salt Civet field lias been drilled lo I'iMHi feet ami plugged to I'ilMi feet, and the crew is attempting to complete the well. TIIKKAT IiKLHI.

Sept. U'. dread.threat of a cholera epidemic hum; over India and fxlay as supplies of serum were rushed to refugee camps throughout dominions, following reports of 4'(0 cholera case's with a in per ci-nt mortality rate in Kasur Husband Uses Gun to Part With DKXVKR. Sept. TJ.

if.pi—A I'enver stood by his wife's- lieil Ia-t night repeating "till death ilo us part" from his marriage anil a slug from hi-' caliber revolver into her Imtly to word. Then. student Charles 'iei-er stood he-iiies hi-' dying 37-year-old a im'twnt before lie niriieil anil ualUril down the stairs. called a family friend. "I've ju-t shot ami Srie." leiser ami tlertrudu iSuei Mr- Xabb.

young Iienivr were married August Aflc-r thp-e days marriage, and moved into an apartment her 14-year-old sKter. Sylvia. She planned to seek an minnlini-nt. ffrterrfiefe Califortmm Friday, September 12,1947 HUMS OWN Sousii. in.

late John I'liilip few lioli-s tlif 1 Lynn ghter fit tin- Sousa. trios a ID IIIT film oontnii-t a singer. Miss rcct-ully lilftnl tour with Ted l-'iu Itita's Radio Advertising Cost Criticized ATLANTIC riTV, Sept. Neil 11. of general manager of Proctor and lanible CiunjKiny.

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