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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-The
light fantastic became even more
so today when three dancing De
Marcos threatened to tango where
but two had tripped before.
With beauteous Renee DE
Marco. terribly. terribly hurt and
bordering court action. pretty
Sally Craven--new dancing part
ner of sleek Tony De Marco
Renee's recently renovated spouse
filed petition in New York's
Supreme Court asking legal per-
mission To change her name 10
Sally De Marco.
In her petition to the court
Sally, p, insists that IL Will be
most confusing If she is not known
professionally as Miss De Marco
while Renee. %. insists that il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Wildcat Strike
dyCost 800
Steel Plant Jobs

F. Discharee without possibility Of
Reinstatement today faced INC
$500 wildcat strikers who walked
out of the Greet Lakes steel
Incorporation and TWO of Us Suh-
.sidiaucs, unless thcy return 10
'Aynrk immedistely
TIE warning MAS voiced Us
CHal J Kmcaid district director
of the Steel Workers Organizing
-Connaf8ee. &c, Hito promised IT,
suspend any member. officer or
Steward who Wc hDd responsible
Nor this Unauthorized strike. An
Investigation a. under way and
.sthe "a wlll isll rs soon as / set
,aAe reports.
I, ~In nav opinion Kincaid
: sdded. There are Axis sympa-
TIMERS IN the plant who have
become militant Co gain the
support oi the men and thus
halt national defense produc-
Z ti0n
(. Closed arc the Ggeat Lakes and
Michigan Steel plants and thc
Hanna furnaces or Dug Island
The STRIKE is getting no moral
or financial support from tine
International union. kincard Saio
Rnd unless The workers return
shaA- arn .la.--s.s-- themselves liable
40 discharge. There UiN be no
'selnSta cement for these CmploycS
under the terms OF our contract. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Battle Over Name
Sally Craven Asks Court TO Be Sally DeMarco
Dancer Renee Opposes Plea

will be a great deal more confus-
ING If she is,
Renee De Marco. under that
name, made a SenSationally sue
ceSSful debut last night rs solo
dancer in a swank Manhattan
supper club. while her ex-husband
and his new partner will make
their debut within a few weeks as
featured dancers in Eddie Cantor's
new show Banjo Eyes"
Sally, who teamed up with De
Marco. 4ATsagt June--about the
time Renee got Reno in her beano
to ! q the court that in the
course OF her employment Il meet
a large number OF people and IL
has caused me great embarrass-
mcnt and has occasioned much
confusion when. upon meeting as
sOciates in my profession, or
strangers, | am addressed and in
PRODUCED as Miss De Marco"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
bus Strike Still OFn
Dearborn Drivers Ask Farley to Fix Wages;
Company Calls WaIkout Unauthorized

The strike OF Dearborn bus
drivers and maintenance men con
tinued today as union leaders and
bus operators disagreed as TO the
cause of the WalkouL
Lloyd Ferguson, president Of the
Anna lgHmated Association Of Street
Electric Railway and Motor Coach
Employees tAFL), said strikers
would return no work in 80 min
utcS If company officials would
discuss salary demands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Wildcat Strike
Ended at Rouge

A wildcat strike of $500 Ford
Motor Company workers in the
coke and blast furnaces at the
Rouge plant was ended today
after Richard T. Leonard. JAW
Go regional director. told the
men 10 60 back 10 work.
Leonard promised the striking
workers the union would take up
their wage demands with the
company. The shutdown yesterday
IN the furnaces lasted only four
hours, bat il was long enough 10
force sending home foundry work
erS for lack of work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
KnoYes TO See Ceremony

WASHINGTON. oct. IL.
QNSl The navy department an
bounced today that Secretary Of
i;ll.a ,AaA-l -knnX and Mrs. Knox
Will be among the witnesses of the
commissioning October % at
Hampton Roads. Va. of the u. $.
S. Hornet, described as one of the
worlds most formidable aircraft
carriers" The Hornet was chris
tened last December by Mrs Knox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
T;enisin for Wiedemann

: BERLIN. t1Ct. 5 TT J s'5=
Capt. Fritz Wiedemsnn. former
..cSnSll az San Francisco, has been
appointed German consul general
al TientSin. China. a. was an
nounced in Berlin today Ernst
Member. minister TO Bolivia has
. been transferred 10 Bangkok
Thalland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Naval Air Cadet Dies

WASHINGTON, Oct. INS)
Aviation Cadet John r. Vinyard
OF the naval reserve, was killed
when the airplane he was plotting
crashed eight miles west of Bost-
wich Field at the Jacksonville,
Fla. naval air station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

cabinet 20 use the emergency
powers granted it under the con
Stitution.
This move. according 10 cab
met spokesman, prcsag eS an
espionage cleanup an d stricteT
anu-Nazi laws under emergency
powers. Ii was pointed out that
congress must extend these powers
every 45 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Mr.. Leonard, secretary of
the Catholic Layman's Com
mittee for Peace, whose recent
poll OF parish priests showed
them opposed to sending
American supplies to Russia
and who now intends 10 poll
higher Catholic churchmen on
the same question and also on
the issue of American partici-
patton in "A Shooting war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

He said the men were asking
a blanket increase Of 10 cents an
hour for the l35 bus operators
and - maintenance men IN Dear
born and Lincoln Park. Ferguson
claimed the operators would not
meet with union representatives.
Company officials charged that
il was a wildcat strike and that
no request for q meeting had been
MADE by union heads
The strike went into effect yes
ierdHY morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Cuban Cabinet Asks
Emergency Powers

HAVANA, Oct. IL qNS) -
The Cuban cabinet today agreed
10 ask congress to declare a state
of emergency and authorize the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
Dbio BaiienfrcmnS

better au Dem 8iireer nno bemerfte
troden:
vNiein Serr, bier iiuo mir eon5
ouein uno uneeitort. 8ir iino ipeit
bonn 9obnbofe. Sd bin ltorf uno Sic
lino id,pab. 8ie NUN, ipenn es mir
i1 Sen Sim fdme, Sbnen Sen @ars
aus 5u maden bos biele @elo au
rou6cn, bos Sic bel ii6 trogen, rno
Sbre 2cibe aus oem 8oggon gu iper.
fen? 8er folu,te mid ooron bin=
bern? @ie?
"Sn oieie,u Sane'', cnteeenete ser
onoere, bleid Dor sfneit, "niiroem
Sic llmlonit gum W0roer tperoen. Sd
bobe fcin @clo bel mir"
u9tur nidt eelogen! Sic boben
auf ser 8onf sic i6one S,,n'ne BON
$4,000 ee5o9em. Sd 'peib ou6 eo'l6
beltilmnt, oob bas @clo in oieier
Sonotolde lit. Nu6 ib por ouf ie-
ner 8anf ,,no babe BON Sbneu ipre-
6en boren. Alio?''
Scr &ci6e erbloBte nod tieier,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
Nittmodj, ben 9. SnIi 1941

idtpibte beinobe 9lnt ,no fror a,,-
eleid ,tnb bielt fib bereits fir per'
loren.
9a iaete aber ser arbeiter in nod
benfli6em, ernitem Sone: ,,Nun, sic
brauden nidt 10 au eridreden, mein
Serr! Seben Sic, id bin unter
@eiitliden auiseiuabien, uno oesbalb
tueroe ih Sbuen fein Soor friimmen
uno BON Sbrem @eloe nidt einma1
einen Gent onriibren. SIM @esenteill
Benn es notig tpore, tpiiroe ib sic
uno Sbre Sabe loeor perteioigea,
iueil oie @eiitliden midi gelebrt ba'
be'l ooB es einen @ott sibt, Dor Dem
nidts perboreen lit, ser perbietet, az
iteblen, 1lno oenjenigeu itroft, Der
iein eottIides @eiet nibt befolet.
stod mebr! Die @eiitliden boben
mid o,,6 eelcbrt, Dos Gut bes Soh-
iten nidt einlnol 5,t ipiiuiden. - sc.
ben Sic Nun enold ein, 5lt 'pas Die
@eiltlihen gut iinb?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
ltnierc ,,altmobii6en" 5rauem mmo Matter

li1 in sic &inberltube einldleiben,
ocnu sic lorolon1c M,ltter bot sic Nu-
gen offen.
8obl lOllulnert oud in ibren
&leinen sic 2,tlt alum 8olen uno an.
bert iih ourh oIlerlei ltnarten nno
Tcbler. 9lber bie quite 0futter oe=
lpabrt SEN eritcn &ei,n ,no rcibt Dos
l(nfrolt aus, nod ebe es bcm &uoe
lelblt Miibe uno Sr0ncu foitet. ,Dn
nu,bt geborOen!" oies 8ort lit Den
&Iuoern selouiig, nod cbe lie es 10
rcdt berlteben. Sic obuen in oieier
g,lten 3udt gar ,lidt, ooB es mSe-
li1 lit, ser cltcrlihcu Iutoritat Ssh
oeritano 5u leiiten. gSie piel Sronen
lport bies Gcriobren ben &inoerm
ipie piel 8cror,,b oen @ltern! @s eb-
net sic 8eec iiir ipotere 3eiten, oenn
10 er5o9en, tperoen bie &inoer in Der
Sdule unb ip6tcr in ibre,1 8erufe
INNER gepiiienboit ibre Sduloiefeit
TIM uno iibcroQ 3uirieoenbeit ernten.
Die @tutter beid)dftiet ibre &leinen
uuo betpobrt lie Dor oem 10 ibdolihen
@Wt ser 2anae,peile. Sic teilt ibnen
Sen Sag ciu, oen eroBen tpie BEN flei=
men luto, iuel,n aub INNER sic Bfiitbt
uor oem Gereliieen fommt - es
bleibt INNER .reibli6 eemeiene Belt,
um iid i,u 6reien gu t,,mmeln ober
beitern. Spielen bin5ueebeu. llno
oas i6onlte lit, oob a6enos niht BLOB
oie Mutter Die 6re,,oe ser &leinen
teilt, ionoern oab lie audi oen Soter
ius Spiel 5iebt, ser baum ieines 8e-
rufsernites iiG entfleioet unS ielb1t
froblid miro tpie ein SS,,nee.
9ie Mutter beo6obtet audi sic tel
! menoem Solente,~ sic ,9teieuneen Der
&in0er ,no lenft lie auf sic 8abn,
100 gerooe oieie beroorragenoen @is
oeni i6aften ON bciten sepileet nnS
am reidli6lteu per,pertet ,uerben fon=
nen ltno borin beitebt pobl bas
@liid oes 0temiben, tpenn er in Dem
8erufe tpirfen fonu, at tpeldem Nei-
9ung ,,no Anloee bi'lorGneen. Selie
mag einer 0h,tter 5u,'ute ,iein, tpenn
lie ont itillen 2ebensabenoe auriid-
blidt a,lf ibr 9Sirfen uno oem @in-
MEL oonft, oab er sic @ebete eeies'
net, unter oel,en lie ibr @r5iebunes.
,uerf poubroht. Sic lhaut einen be-
geiiterteu, ironlmen Srieiter, Der
ourh @ort rub 8eiipiel 5eelen fiibrt
l,no Seelen rettet; lie idaut eiuen on.
6ern Sobn ols tapfern 5oloote,,, Der
audi illuitten BON brobeuoel1 @eiabren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

SQS DclDlIUc VclUlcuI DCDuYl llu
uiNt nlebr in ser 8ci0rGnf,.n9, III
lpelNcr es iabrbltnocrtelong aelcbt
muo gc,pirft a,lm Segen ser 6omilie
uno hes Stootcs. Der uugeirnoc
Grong nod eleihcn 9fcdten lilo
@iirocn nit oem Ntonnc bat cine
8cmcaung berporecruien, sic iu jcoer
8c5icbuug cine berbGugnispolle 3,t=
f,lnft erluarteu ldBt. 9ieIe lo9enoln=
ten Gbrcn uno yiiroeu pcrtrogeu iid)
nidt nit ser 9Siiroe ciner reIpeftob=
len uno driitliden 5ral, lno Oti'tter.
lluter ipabrcn, ebten uuo piiroigen
0iittcru pcrltcbcu mir icne pflibt=
trcueu, nie crn1iiocnoeu 8elcu, oenen
ibr Sous ibrc 8elt, ibrc' ;samilie ibr
Seiligt,,m lit, ocneu frobli6es &in-
oergeplouber liebcr lit ols gelelligc
Gcrguiigungen, politiihe Meetiu9s
lno oifentlidc Gen,onltrotiomcu.
sSic lit sic cbtc, 1riitlide Mutter
bcldoiien? Sic lit sic treuc, iiirlors-
lihe @ciGbrtin ibres Mounes -,,no
sic licbenoe, ioreenbe Mutter ibrer
&inocr. Sir lie bcitebt nl,r sic cine
@ciobr, OoB lie 'oem @atten lpeniger
3eit pionet, iobalo Sic &inoerltubc
lib brp6lfert, ober pcnn lie flug lit,
foun lie oub oieie Sflid)t ser tSrou
gut nit ser ser Mltter pereiuen. Sic
braud)t nlr ibrelu @atten n,it51teilen
BON oem bciliee,, gifer, ser lie be-
leelt, brouNt ieiu Sssntereiie, ieine 8ei-
billie iiirs eroBe gr5icbungs,perf 5,1
tpeden; oonu miro lie sic gen,einam
iibcrnol1uene Efli6t MIR nod inni-
ger pcrfuiipfeu ,mo ibren 8efprdden
nie euoenoen Stoff pcrleibem. @r=
ipricblid miro sic @r5ieb,ng orb nur
oo icin, po sic gltern cius liuo in
iDren 8eieblcu umo sluoromuigen,
100, nidt bas eine gl1tbeiBt, mas oas
omocrc .permirit. eSn 9roBcn tSro9ct
mic ser. 8cr,,ismobl, in Nusmobl Ser
SAulen 1,no 2cbrer. loQ in,n,er scr
Maun bos entiheioenoe 8ort lprcs
den, mag es o!lh longe porber nit
ser 8attiu beiprohem Ieiu; oics ,uobrt
| lcinc Niiroc Dor oen &iuoerm.
9lhcr sic un56bligen fleineu 8infe,
oos ,nabl6iii9e lteberuoden. oos
fonmt ser 6rau 5u. Sic lit sleihlonl
oie Sdilo,pad)e, pelde ieoem idpuo-
liden GinfluB a,,f &orper uno @eilt
ser &inocr sen @iuean9 pebrt. 8ein
iolihes, liigneriides, 9eid)luGsiees
ooer nidt gang iittenreines 3ienit.
noode',, fein id,ledt er5oeeues Mad)-
borsfinh, fein l,ueepriiites 8ud fam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
st &elisien Yribatia6e?

milie beilig 9ebalten. Da bleibt bi
&iiroe ser 5rou geipobrt. Da iini
oe @elese pom @ciite Ser @crcbtig
felt uuo ioaiolen @ciinullng beieelt
Die 5ebu @ebote iino cine 2ebensnot
ipenoiafcit fit Sic Golfer, fir oi
ouf oen b06iten &ultl,rihrien umo iii
sic ouf oen nieocrlteu &ulturitufen
Sir sic Sohltebenbell, Oamit lie mid
cntarten uno iollen, iiir Die Sieier
ltebcnoen, oonit lie iif) erbcben.
Ser giniluB ser &eIigion nno be>
Stride, unerbittlid ge9cn bie Solmel
ser ,3cit mo oie 2cioeni6oiteu ocs
Golfes, oiienbort iid beute beionoer:
in orei Slnften: SSSl,be5ne oui bo:
Erioatcigcnt,un, inbe5l,g o,1f Die Gb
re bes Mitmenideu rno inbe5ug on
sic @bcnloral.
Sic Stride lit es olltf, sic Geli0ion
sic bcm lon9iomcn 9usitcrbcn cine:
Gclfcs Ginbolt gcbietet. Ter Hiif
gang ser @cburten lit hci oen nciltel
curop0iihcn nuo omcrifonil6cu Dol
fern SIT bcobohtcn. 0os oeutid)e
Golf, m,b ouberbolb ser hcutld)cr
@ren5cn, lNcint oielcn pGlfild)el
Sclbinuoro om griinoli6itcn pon5ic
fen 5,1 >pollen. Shou in Sabre 1896
lootc &oroinol Ioulbobcr al,f oen
&otbolifentog in N'iiniter int &citia
lcn: ,,@ir lino lolpeit, ooB ser 9i
| Idol ou @riinoonnerstog mcbr &ron
fcnol iiir sic Stcrbcnsfronfcn, ols
&otcdln,enol iiir sic Souien ipcibcl
nulb.' Die StaotSnloldinc blcibt fal
tes Gilen, ,penu ibr nid)t sic &cli9ior
sic morme Scclc cinbol,ht.
9fcli9ion lit ocm Mculhcn notuen
oiA mag man ibn ols Mcnihcu ooe,
ols Ntitelieo ser mcuihlihcu @cica
ldoit betrod)teu. 9ic &eligion ,pcibt
sic 8onoe ser sSonilie. Gic &cli9iol
pcrcint, mas iroil6cs Sntcrciie trcnn
lno ent5lpeit. Die 9teligiou ncriobn
oie pcridicocncu StGnoc ocs 2cbcns
Ncligioiit0t lit Die liderite 8iirg
ld)oit fiir oas &obl bcs Stoatcs, liz
lciltct sic bette >no ein5i9c @orautit
/ iiir oae gcielioeu &edte nno Eflid)
ten. Afit Der Tcligion ltcigt nno iinf
scr 8oblltann uno sic @roBe scr SOL
fer uno 9pnolticn, oer sSanlilien uni
Ser ein5elnen Mculheu. Die Ser
nunit, oie t09lide Grfobrlng, oi'
@cihid)te oaer Golfer pom oroueltel
sltertluu bis 5ur 5t,moc ruien oar
llu nie nit elmer Stimnuc: sc
rcNtigfeit crbobt oo5 Golf, 8ottlolig
felt lit scr &oIfer Gcrocrben.'
3um Shlnb u6ge ein Greieni'
oo5 @ciaNtc illl'itriercn luno 5cigen
luo5u sic Ncli9iou luno sic @eiitlihc'
gut - llno not,peuoig liuo.
Su 8obnbof lticaen in oa5 n6'l
lihc Coupe cincs Giieubobn,uogcn.
5luci Eoiioaicrc, ein rei6er 8iirge
unn ein Mr6eifer.
9lls lic an ser Stntiou ongcloug
'porcll nloebte lih ser &cidc an 81
Siire una iob einen @ciitlihen, &c
I'M @coriiic lpor, 5u ibm cin5uteigcl,
SoNlcid) br,1n1ute CT lout Dor it'd
bin:
u;3u mas limo eigcntlih sic @ioi
Icn gut? Gs pGrc ,uirfti6 al SC
Belt, sic @roc bon iold)cm @clinoc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
(ShluB)

einem ,pa6stiinllibcn 3ulonlnlen=
baug pie Baum ,no Jrltht. Cine
GolfSgeuleinihoft miro ouf Sic 0ouer
obne sic rclieioie llnternoucrllng oer
Sittlid,fcit BON Scr littliben Sro=
nuna li6 oblucnocn. Der religious
loie Stoot miro, penn ct lid aus
,pirft, not,penoig 5l'n iittenlolcn
Staat. Gie @eid)idtc ser Golfer lit
rns ein 9cpeis oofiir, iuic Sic reli9i=
ole Gerorll,,nlg innuer audi Ser &e9
,por sur iittlidcn Gcrluilocr',ng. Dic
iogenounte etbiid)e &ulttrbcipcorng
nnb oie loaenonntc nnobbongige Moz
roi, sic Sen &roititront 5'piidDen >em
Seili9tum oes @laubcns nno ocn
@erfltGtten ser iittlid) io5ioIen Nr=
belt olsi6oltct nno cine GolfSnorol
pbnc Golfsreligiou critrcbt, fonncn
iib nid)t oIS olcihlpcrti9cn Grlot Scr
d)riitliheu Sittculcbrc crmcilcn.
&cnu man sic Stcrnc bcs 6ilulnclS
loid)t, pcrouufclt mou ocm &o,ocz
rer oui scr Groc sen Eioo, ,mo Damn
fonnen sic 2cllhtfugclu lno S6cin=
nericr scr Groe sic Sid)toucucn aus
Der Spobc nitDt crictcn. 0ic rcli9iolc
Gult,r cincs GolfcS lit olio int Dor
ans cin 2clnllnos5elonis icincr iitt=
lidcn &ultlr.
@iuc StootsgcllciniNoit, Die Scr
Gcli9ion nno bomit hcm 0efolog Sen
Nbidieb aibt, bot in porols oui
Die tro9icitcn @rlunolo1cn elmer oolt=
ernocu HcdtsorOn,lng per5i6tct. @s
lit nid)t genug, cin Golf nit @clcbcn
,no Eorooropben 5ll iibcrld)iitten.
Sic grobcrc Stootspcisbcit licot bor=
III, boS @cmiiicn oes Tclfcs oui oicic
@elcec 5u pcrpili6tcn. Ser Stoots=
monu, Scr sic Stiru bat, 5u lo9en:
id) broud)c fcinc Hclieion iu oiicnt=
lidct 2cbcn, ser bo6c o,,1 ocn MlIt,
'5u logcu: Sd pcrjidtc ouf sic Sc
,piiienboftiafeit nucncr @conlten, oui
Die Gflidttrcllc ntcincr @iirgcr, ol.i
Die Smlberfcit brs @ld)= llno 8iloer-
,pciens, o,1f bie 9ruocrlicbc Scr
Stootsbiirger. &cr sic Gcli9ion ser
itort, 5critort bie @umblooe Der
menidlid)cn @cicllid,oit.
9felioiou uno &irde bobcn ein bei=
lioes &cht in oi1entlidcn 2cbcn,
oerm lie oacin brinoen inns luobrcn
io5ialeu Scaen. Gin Segeu lit ser
ssenleitS0loube mnlcrer bciligeu &cIi=
eion ocacuiiber ocm Moteriolisnms
unlerer 3cit. 9Sir lino i,rdtbor reid
on Iieslcitsfrltur uuo itrHtbor orm
an SclicitS0lollbcu. NO oIles SIM
nen unb Srodteu ouf @rocugi,t mn>
@rocnlnit cingcipount lit, Wo bos
Gtoiilid)c sic Nbcrbcrrihoit iibcr oos
@ciiti9c gctponncu bot bis 6um &i-
herluillcn 0e9em alles llcbcrnotiirlid)c,
"a briuNt sic 9icli9ion sic Ssrobbot.
ihoit: Mcnihcnfinocr, ibr icio j,1
el,uos Sobcrent ocborcn!
Sic bGNiten &ertoiiter ocs @e=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itcbcn uno ioIlrn
nit Sen 5cbu @cboteu @ottcs. @cbc
benl Golfc, bos sic "a icln bon Sinoi
5crbridt! Scin Nutcil miro iciu ltott
Der Nrbn1ng Scr llnitllr5, ltott bes
SricoeuS ser mlorocriid)c &rica ltott
ser &euidbcit oos Tcrb0ngnis bon
Sooomo, itott Scs tSortihritts Scr
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-09-19
ATTEST:

Clerk
of Supervisors
NogaeS Arizona,
August 18th, 1941.
pursuant 1941
SorreS,
G. Clerk
The Clerk sign
certain roads
Clerk that had been
alley the East
Clerk instructed proceed with
abandonment.
Upon r. Frazier Jr seconded by B. Sorrels and
RESOLVED assessed the taXrol
2O5
for the second 1888 1882 the second
of interest penalties
and costs remaining unpaid thereon the
aforesaid wears aforesaid would sell
than Forty ($4OOO Dollars which the shall
are hereby $4,000 Dollars
aforesaid distribute
charged
Upon motion of seconded A. and
Page
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-09-19

Estimated Amount Necessary for One and Two
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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-09-19
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty neutrality-suspicious.
Office Of the Board of Supervisors,
Nogales, Arizona,
August 4th, 1941.

August 4th -
Board Present, Louis Escalada
A. sorrel members r. It. Frazier absent and VIM G.
smonton, Clerk.
previous meetings as
read and ordered filed.
Upon A B. Escaada and
ordered the Lot IA Block
c. Peter Anthony the
the lot Garcia NO
gales, Arizona on account of an ERRONEOUS assessment
granted the state starting
1884, Robins appointed the Board as
acting County Attorney during the absence of the County Attorney
Upon by L. carried
the following resolution passed and adopted:
WHEREAS STATE ARIZONA through
Arizona sold will sell to divers
persons the tax
the said of Super
the amounts for which such real estate has been shall be
include all thereon for the fiscal current in which said
all prior and that
shall not such taxes therefore,
RESOLVED by the said Board of Supervisors the
Supervisors aforesaid be and the same hereby
orod ond in the event Of each and every such sale heretofore
shall make entries on
rolls showing all such taxes satisfied in the manner
aforesaid
Bwy granted permission leave the state start
ing July 1941.
Upon motion of by
following resolution and adopted:
RESOLVED THAT
County, assessment S27 $685. 1923 @ 92
and 872 notse amount
ing unpaid years
W than Ten $4,000 Dollars for which reason
hereby compromised for the sum of
$4,000 Dollars authorized and
full thereof for the afore
said distribute the to the various funds to which said taxes
due in proportion the amounts bear to the whole amount charged
against said property
Upon B. Eaada and carried
following passed adopted:
the rolls of Santa
Cruz county Arizona under assessment number for the year
of
remaining unpaid thereon for the aforesaid years
and that the aforesaid property
Five s2 Dollars they
Twenty Five ($25O0 Dollars and
the County Treasurer is authorized and directed to accept
payment distribute the
which said due in proportion as the
the whole amount charged against said property
passed and adopted by the Board
WHEREAS the Santa Cruz County appeared
recommended that Welfare and Public Health
Center be provided in Nogaes and,
WHEREAS County National Defense Council has
this recommended that Welfare and Public
be provided in Nogae and,
WHEREAS the Santa Cruz County
the major portion
public aernal well good
section of the leading citizens the county, now therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED hereby
make application for
grant referred
Upon by Escaada and carried
following resolution passed and adopted:
RESOLVED THAT the real
County, numbers $685. 958 788
would sell for the
levied and assessed but remaining
that the aforesaid property
($114OO Dollars
they hereby compromised
County
in full pay
distribute the to the
which proportion as the amounts
bear against said property
monthly reports the Sheriff Treasurer
Recorder Justices of the Peace
Santarian
M approved August 4th, 1871
received audteo allowed
and ordere paid OF the
1877 ST. WIdes, Furniture
and Chairman Federal
Prof S248O5 w.t. 526 r. T. Frazier Jr
Agues RoadWork $1,000 W.T.
SIS co. VT 52Eugene Sldd Unen-
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-06

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-(ANP)-
White and Negro citizens of the
twin cities rubbed elbows at a mass
meeting sponsored by the Minneso-
ia Negro Defense committee, Tues
day NIGHT in the Halle Q. Brown
Community house, to hear Gov.
Harold E. Stassen defend himself
against charges of discriminating
against Negroes in Minnesota
Home Defense force.
Pew Clarence 7. Nelson, pastor
Of CanlphOt Memorial Methodist
church and publicity chairman of
tha defense committee, gave a brief
review Of tho committees fight to
have Negroes enlisted in Minneso-
aa's home defense program. Follow
Ing this, Frank L. Alsup, chairman
oE The committee, in his introduc-
tory remarks. told the governor that
the rcOpie would not be interested
IN his speech if it were on any other
subject than that which they haC
gathered together to hear.
Gov. Gtassen'S address for the
most part was given over to the cit
ing Of instances to show that he
IS not and never has been preju-
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-06
Governor Stassen Denies
Racial Discrimination

States army officers in the force
who are following the army coae
of placing Negroes in separate
units. To the charges of the gov
ernor that the committee had been
Unfair to him, j. Nataniel Smith,
st. Paul, defended the committees
action in asking that practices of
discrimination be wiped out. Smith
said that the committee had been
informed by Rep. Melvin Mass that
the u. S. government had nothing
to do with the state militia, hence
the committee requested Gov. Stas-
sen to issue non-diScrimination Or
der.
In answer to the governors state
ment that he would work with the
committee to make test case Of
the discriminatory army code, Ce-
Gil Newman, editor and publisher
of the st. Paul Recorder and Min
neapolis Spokesman, challenged the
governor to strike the first blow in
the fight by the issuance of an Or
der to the effect that Negroes be
inculcated in Minnesota's home de-
fenSe, to which the governor replied
that he could not do that.