I Storm Victim; ♦ Town Saves Team
Members of a rescue squad bring to shore the I ody of Clarence Larsen, 43, who drowned in Big
ujunga w ash, near Los Angeles, when his auto plunged into the rain-swollen stream. The 4-day
torm bad abated after having deposited more than 7 inches of rain on Southern California,
p ^m°nd8, sports writer; Yubi Separovich, cafe owner; Clarence Rowland, president of the
Var .10 0at! league; Roger Peck, bidder from Tacoma; & Bob Brown, another bidder from
couver, ., pose after $40,000 wasraised by Sacramento to keep the league franchise.
Speaking of Postwar Planning
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The air is full of talk about Post
war Planning . . .
Big plans, little plans, dreamy plans,
hard-boiled plans.
Fine! But . . . just bear in mind
that . . .
The best planner for your personal
postwar world is yourself! And prob
ably the wisest plan you can adopt
is to soak every extra dollar you can
lay hands on into War Bonds—where
they become “double-duty” dollars.
They’ll not only help finance the
War—they’ll be mighty useful toward
making your world that better world
we’re all hoping will emerge afterwards 1
US to Have and to Held
This is an official U. S. Treasury advertisement-—prepared under auspices of Treasury
Department and War Advertising Council