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Give Us Something To Print
Instead Of ‘Back Mountain’
The Post has long been resentful of
the custom of referring to the Dallas area
as the “Back Mountain”, as if it were a
refuge for hillbillies who haven't been to
Wilkes-Barre since the court house left
Public Square. We prefer to call it “the
Dallas area” but that scarcely is descrip-
tive of the scenic beauty, sightly homes
and progressive spirit which characterize
local communities. We need a new label,
one that can be used in promoting this
section, one which will summon a picture
of a rich, growing, rural-suburban sec-
tion. Maybe you've thought of one when
you were gnashing your teeth over some
headline which called us “Back Moun-
taineers.” Here's a chance to give it to the
world and win a valuable award for your
efforts. We'll pick five winners and select
from them the one we think best fits this
section. Now get your thinking cap on and
submit your choice.
TO SEE THE WORLD'S FAIRAS OUR GUEST!
If you haven't seen the New York World's Fair you'll want to visit it be-
fore it passes into history this fall. If you have seen it, you'll want to go back,
and see the new amusements and exhibits. It's better than ever now, and you
can explore it thoroughly if you win one of these books which contain two tick-
ets to admit you and your guest, not only to the Fair itself, but to 17 of the live-
liest and most entertaining amusements on the Fair's Gay White Way. Five dif-
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Visitors enjoy the cool breezes stirred up by the famous fountains in the Lagoon of Nations as they globe-
trot the world in miniature in the foreign area of the World’s Fair of 1940. Each winner will receive a book of
$8.50 worth of tickets to the Fair and its biggest amusements.
HERE IS A LIST OF THE TICKETS YOU'LL FIND
IN EACH OF THE FIVE BOOKS TO BE AWARDED
Two Admission Tickets
Two Parking Tickets
Two Tickets To “American Jubilee”
Two Tickets To “Dancing Campus”
Two Tickets To “Old New Orleans”
Two Tickets To “Winter Wonderland”
Two Tickets To “Perisphere”
Two Tickets To “Gardens On Parade”
Two Tickets To “Mrs. Thorne’s Miniature Rooms’
Two Tickets To “Town Of Tomorrow”
Two Tickets To Dufour & Rogers “Nature’s Mistakes’ Show
Two Tickets To Dufour & Rogers “The Crimson Tower’ Show
Two Tickets To “Auto Dodgem’ Ride
Two Tickets To “Frank Buck's Jungleland” Show
Two Tickets To Harrison Forman’s “Forbidden Tibet’ Show
Two Tickets To Morris Gest’s “Midget Town’ Show
Two Tickets To Dr. Couney’s “Baby Incubators’ Show
Two Tickets To Cliff Wilson’s “Live Monsters’ Show
Two Tickets To “Glass Blowers Of The World” Show
Lithe Paul Haakon
has a featured role in the marvel-
ous American Jubilee, one of the
spectacular amusements which will
be seen by winners in The Post’s
World’s Fair Contest.
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Include A Sales Slip When
You Send Your Entry To Us
Here are the simple rules for the con-
test:
1. Submit as many substitutes for
"Back Mountain Region” as you wish,
but write each one on a separate sheet of
paper, signing your name to each entry.
2. Each entry must be accompanied
by a sales slip or receipt showing that
you have bought something from someone
who is advertising in this week's Post.
3. All entries must be at The Post by
Tuesday night at 5. The entries will be
judged Wednesday and the winners will
be announced in next week's Post.
4. There is no age limit, you don't
have to be a subscriber to The Post, you
don’t have to live in the Dallas area and
you can either mail or bring your entries.
3. If, however, you win and you are
a subscriber to The Post you will receive,
in addition to your book of tickets, a 3 ft x
5 ft. American flag you'll be proud to own.
THE DALLAS POST
More Than A Newspaper, A Community Institution