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PA Expands Foreign Plants WASHINGTON. Oct. 28 (APi Kiss, $100 And Watch 'Won' Rv First Girl Soldier Sees 'ARIZONA REPUBLIC Phoenix, Arizona --Friday, October 29, 1943 Page 2, Section 2 der it. There ehe lay perfectly still. She felt quite safe, for it was very dark there, and she was sure that no hunter could possibly see her.

If he had no dog to smell her out, he would never know she was there. Nearer and nearer came the footsteps and presently she saw the hunter. To her great relief there was no dog with him. Straight to The Petroleum Administration for! War expanded its foreign division! 1 Friday lsht 7 r. M.

ride In the I. SEATTLE. Oct. 2S Bedtime Stories Br THORXTOX W. BURGESS Mrs.

Grouse Saves Lightfoot me ereai one ul ui umi hc vainc and there stopped within a few feet rlhyr.u.,rrf wmJof where she was crouching. There nPvJrt0PH J.v ihe stood perfectly still. Little by unexpected way. the ght cr'ept through the When Lightfoot the Deer saved; Green Forest. The minutM.

ever 'and ever so many of them, passed the life of Mrs. Grouse by startling and stm the nunter did not move. the hunter so that he did not nor did he once look under the Lightfoot had no-thought but to do! brush to see if any one was hiding rru fi there. This was queer. Hunters Mrs.

Grouse a good turn. The feel-, ki her acted this The soldier pressed $100 and a watch into Mrs. Andersons hand. She demurred. He insisted, explained It was part of the bet money he won along with six watches.

"My husband didn't believe, the story," said Mrs. Anderson, "but there were hundreds of witnesses looking over the rail. I told him to ask some of those other soldiers." Her 15-year-old son now has the watch. Guadalajara Road Opening Scheduled MEXICO, D. Oct.

28 (AP) A 108-mile stretch of the international highway running from No-gales, to Guadalajara, Mexico, will be opened October 30 by President Avila Camacho, the communications ministry announced today. The new section, between Tequila and Teoic. permits traffic from parade. wmM BT'ff 4 WFWI OnoDOOj TflllGHT Today Tomorrow, Dy Only HENRY FONDA TTT TT 7 IN JOHN STEINBECK'S "GRAPES OF A WRATH" Jane Darwell, Chas. Grapewln, John Carradine lis also i JUDY CANOVA UU Billv Gilbert.

Sklnnay Ennls E2( E3 dfk "SLEEPYTIME ioaay ana disclosed that five new plants of its vast 100-octane aviation gasoline program are in foreign countries. PAW chose the locations in Canada and the Caribbean and recommended priorities on materl als for construction, but private companies put up all the money foi the five plants. The 100-Oclane program, representing a total investment of $900,000,000. including 89 plants in this, country, with about 75 per cent of the financing by private companies and the rest by the Defense Plant Corporation. PAW said 100-octane production is now four limes as great, and soon will be eight times as great, as it was early in 1942.

Thirty-two plants in the program are complete, 40 more will be ready within four months, and 22 others are planned for completion in 1944. New Zealand Is sinking more test oil wells. Attractive Mrs. James Anderson, 3a-year-old mother, was laughing today. She had been kissed by a strange soldier, had received $100 and a watch.

Mrs. Anderson was surprised when military policeman approached her on a pier at the Seattle port of embarkation where she works. "Would she mind kissing the soldier with him?" The tail soldier, just disembarked from a ship, explained she was the first woman he had seen in 18 months and that he had a bet with a bunch of the boys aboard he'd kiss the first girl he saw. Mrs. Anderson agreed.

Til do this my way," said the soldier. After a considerable time the M. P. nudged him. "Bust it up," said the 31.

P. "That's SI 00 worth." jng that he had done something! way. Perhaps this one was not look ing for her at all. worth while for a friend was quite reward enough. When later that Still the minutes slipped away anH rt ill Vi huntap i rtt mnVP dav Mrs.

Grouse iomed him H'M-Ti 1 1 1 was quite iigm now, nnu 11 waa poured out her thanks Lightfbo still there in the ureen very, very Forest. It was very beautiful there, too. It did not seem possible that dreadful things could happen there. But they could, for there was that hunter with his terrible gun. Mrs.

Grouse kept her eyes fixed on him. Prpspntlv shp saw him rrntirh and made light of the matter. "It was nothing, just nothing at all, Mrs. Grouse," said he. "I know you would do as much for me." "Indeed I would!" exclaimed Mrs.

Grouse. "This is the time ci all times in the year when we should help each other, and you may be sure I never will forget how von saved mv life todav. Per r.Al II 'H fill nn imnM Guadalajara to Tepic over 33 miles of asphalt and 108 miles of surfaced road. on his face was such a cruel, eager! hunter's very nose. It startled him look! Slowlv and carefully he raised so that for a minute he forgot that tprrihfo trim i Llehtfoot.

Then a crash in the ONLY haps some day I may be able to doj woods beyond recalled to him what he was there for. He looked MORE DAYS To Reserve Seats mi but all he saw was just a glimpse of Lightfoot's white tail as he disappeared among the trees. Lightfoot had taken the alarm from the roar of the stout wings of Mrs. Grouse. She had paid her debt to "He is going to shoot," thought Mrs.

Grouse." Now who can it be he is trying to kill? It isn't poor little me, for he isn't looking toward me at all." She turned her bright eyes to peep out the other side of the brush pile. In a flash she understood. "It is Lightfoot the Deer!" she gasped to herself. "He has been down to the Laushing Brook for a drink i VI WW Ull UJIll Ullll IIOLStM BA.KERS iy -ro. "THE LOVE Sft4 RANGER" Wiwp nX.

RADIO LOG Phoenix Stations lX (HoantaMi War Time I something for you. Mrs. Grouse had her chance very next day. Mrs. Grouse is a very early riser.

At the first hint that jolly, round, bright Mr. Sun is getting ready to kick off hi blankets and begin his daily climb up in the blue, blue sky Mrs. Grouse starts out to search for her breakfast. Hunters with their ter RIALT0 SPOOK Halloween Parly Sat. Oct.

SOth, Midnite SEE 2 Ma inr Ilnrror Wife him of the day before. She had! saved his life. I Next story: Lightfoot Grows JOHNSON Thin. i St? "Sever Before rible guns are not likelv to that hunter has found out thatj and she can eat in abroad so earn Seats Going Fast frM iX PHONE 3-7619 ffingW he always comes back this way. Probably he has seen Lightfoot's tracks.

That is what has brought him here so earlv in the morning. Oh. dear, what shall I do?" It was as Mrs. Grouse had said. Just stepping out into a little opening among the trees was Lightfoot the Deer on his way back from his morning drink at the Laughing Brook.

Very handsome he looked as with dainty steps, his beautiful peace. When they do arrive sh? has nothing to think about but lo keep out of their sight. She can lie still in a snv place without being tempted by a hungry stomach ic go roaming about in search of something to fill it. So on this particular morning Mrs. Grouse was out for her breakfast while it was yet hardly light enough to see.

To her very great surprise she had icon 1 ERROL HOME TOWN GOSSIP KOY TONIGHT 9:00 P. M. Parks development Little stories about the home town also Police. RAY BUSEY PABCO PAINT Every Friday Evening LMARY RIALTO hardly half filled her stomach wheri i head held proudly, he came out of she heard a sound that drove alijthe shadows into the full light. It thought of eating from her didn't seem possible that any one It was the sound of stealthy but 'could want to kill him.

But there heavy footsteps, a sound she knew was the hunter already pointing his only too well. For once one of thosej terrible gun. Whatever was lo be dreadful hunters was abroad asjdone must be done instantly. With: The nation's hottest trumpet the screen's most gorgeous gals Technicolor's most wondrous beauty the year's most glamorous musical hit! early as she. Swiftly she ran to a' a roar of stout wings, Mrs.

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