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business firms, will have hand in
the program.
Thousands Of men In our
armed forces located near Ia
coma must forego this year
the joys Of Christmas with
their friends and families"
said Miss Zimmerman. "You
can let these men know that
you are thinking of them this
holiday season; that civilians
care enough TO provide each
Of them with = bit of Christ
mas spirit, by seeing that
every man In uniform has
gift, gay In holiday wrap
pings, bringing TO him an ex-
preston of appreciation and
understanding" Miss zim-
norman summed up the situa-
tion with warmth and en-
thusiasm.
Gift depots'' will be located
literally all over town in all
the major department stores. In
all the. schools, in both colleges,
IN all the city's churches, in USo
centers and in other places which
will be announced before the drive
starts.
Those who do not have the
time nor the energy to pur-
chase and wrap . gift may
contribute money. Special de-
posIt jars will be set up In
theaters, banks. Or the money
may be sent to G. o. Rolstad,
1908 Rust building, secretary
of the Kiwanis club. Funds
collected will be used to pur-
chase and wrap gifts for the
soldiers.
Executive committee directing
the Gifts for the Armed Forces
program includes. besides Miss
Zimmerman and Rolstad. the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. c. +. Da-
wilson. Mrs. Wilfred Burrows,
Mrs. Will Conner. Miss Anna
Marne Nielsen, Mrs. Luke schoil
and f. r. Fetterof.
Kiwanis club will check ~
partmeut stores for collection
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Tacomans Will Play Santa
Claus to Men in u. S. Service

boxes and display windows:
the PIT. A., led by its presi-
dent, Mrs. c. G. Pratt, viii
locate gift depots" In outly-
ing districts; Tacoma Associa-
ton Of Classroom Teachers,
headed by Miss Mary Paken-
ham, will make collections
from the teaching staff Of Ia
coma schools.
The Soroptimist club. led by
Miss Nielsen. and Altrusa presi-
dent. Mrs. scholl. will direct gift
collection at College Of Puget
Sound and Pacific Lutheran coll
lege; Rotary club is checking
business firms which can assist
by donating wrappings or gifts;
Junior League and Venture club
members, as well as members of
the two Beta Sigma Phi chapters
in Tacoma. will wrap gifts; Young
Mems Business club Is TO have
charge Of the money collection
Jars, and staffs from the various
USO centers are cooperating.
Suggested gifts are as follows;
Candy. cigarets. cookies.
cribbage boards, crossword
puzzles, foot powder. fruit
cake, gum, hand soap. hand
kerchiefs. mending kits, mouth
organs, packaged dried fruit
paper backed pocket = size
novels, pencils. pencil flash
light, pipe tobacco, playing
cards, pocket knife, scissors,
shaving Kit, shoe polish Nit.
stamped airmail envelopes,
spot remover In cans. talcum
powder and writing tablets.
There Is no need for a person
to confine his gift to one OF the
articles on the list. The list was
made up merely to indicate the
type of gifts which likely would
be welcomed by a man in service.
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Recommends Rats
For Meat Ration

LONDON - A member Of the
French Academy Of Msdieins, sd-
dressing q rat DETERMINATION
meeting At Paris. recommended
rats highly ~ an addition 10 the
meat ration. . dispatch Of ths
Hsyzs nsws agency broadcast By
Radio vichy aid.
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Marine Corps Features
YMBC PROGRAM Friday

Non-members interested in the
Marine Corps are invited 10 at
tend the weekly monday meeting
of the Tacoma Young Mems Bust
ness club to be held Friday at
Hotel Winthrop.
Mai. r. r. Armstesd, officer In
charge Of the u. s. Marine Corps
recruiting office. will be the prin-
cipal speaker on the program.
Mai. Armstead will present mo-
ton pictures dealing with activi-
ties Of marines in World War III.
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those communities where the need
IL found TO justify . day care pro-
gram.
The Tacoma War Chest and
council committee on day care for
children OF working mothers has
been busy many months on = sur
vey TO determine whether the need
for a day care program exists.
Mrs. N. ID. Wilkinson Of the
War Chest STAFF. has been loaned
to the schools 10 act a. coordinator
for the entire Tacoma day care
program which will be a cooper
alive effort between the War
Chest. the public schools and the
Pierce County Welfare depart
ment 10 be financed through fed.
ersl funds TO be made available
through the Lanham act
First Nursery Planned
According to Mrs. Wilkinson.
the first nursery IL 10 be estab-
llshed In South Tacoma. Within
the next 10 days a committee OF
residents In that community will
be formed TO assist In the choice
OF a location and in setting up Of
the first nursery In Tacoma 10
operate under the new program.
This nursery. being the first.
must serve an a model for others
TO come" Mrs. wilkinson said
Wednesday.
we intend TO see that II In a.
nearly perfect A. IL possible. We
will make every effort to see that
it Ia absolutely modern In its
equipment and that the personnel
consists only Of first class highly
trained workers."
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Tacoma Public Schools Take
Over Establishing Nurseries
For Tacoma Working Mothers

To he operated under direct -
pervision az Tacoma public seheeis
plans are being completed f. asy
nurseries for the children q werk-
inr mothers 70 bs established n
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Gould vidoria Reign IS Year,
with Stomath Ulcer Pains!

England, beloved Queen could hardly have
r.igned 80 wisely for So years and remained
90 hs,e and hearty had she suffered s,om
mrs. Try Udga for relief OF ulcer ano
stomach pains, Indigestion. gas pains, fo1
heartburn. burning sensation. bloat ana
other conditions caused by excess selo.
Get a 25c box of Udga Tablets from ,o..
snsgas, FIRST dose must convince or re-
.urn box 20 US and get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK. s-..
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Obituary n Offices
MRS. CHARLES TRUMPUL

Mrs. Ursula Trumpul. SO. died
in a local hospital Tuesday. She
had made her residence at $40 SO.
seth st. and had lived in Tacoma
80 years. She came TO this coun-
try from Lithuania and Is survived
by her husband. Charles. OF the
family home: three sons, Paul,
Bernard and Stanley. all OF Ia
coma: two daughters. Mrs. Mar
tina Hansen OF Prosser and Mrs.
Esther Lemish Of Tacoma. and
eight grandchildren. Cassidy a
Allen CO. viii make funeral an
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daughter. Mrs Minnie n. Hansen
Of Tacoma. and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held FRI
day at 10 a. m. In Piper chapel;
Rev. Frank Haley officiating.
burial In Mountin View burial
park.
JAMES JOSEPH noMANIGLE
James J. MehsniEis. 10. died
Tuesday In q local hospital He
was a tesmster and resided st
SOFT So. Alder st. A native OF
Pennsylvania. he had lived In Ia
coma Is years. Surviving are his
wife, Hattie Of the family home
one son, Elmer Of Port Angeles.
six brothers. siiss Of vancouver.
David and Harry Of Minnesota.
Lawrence and Dan Of North Da-
kots and Philip OF Iowa: three
sisters. Mrs. Maude Walden Of
Minnesota; Mrs. Emma Botnsn Of
Fox Island and Mrs. Mabel Cohen
OF Seattle. Funeral services will
be held Friday at 2s30 p. m N
Piper chapel. Rev. Prank Haisy
officiating; burial In lakewood
cemetery.
FUNERAL s.RvIcEs
Nicholas Byrd-serviees will Be
held Friday at 2 p. m. At Com
munity church. Roy. under direc-
ton OF Paul Mellingsr 4 Sons.
Infant Tiny Cotton - Private ser
vices viii be held Tuesday. Gre
nation will follow.
Pvt. Donald q. Tayier-serylcss
win be held Friday. ii q. m. 1T the
Home funeral chapel in Seattle.
Burial will follow In Tacoma
cemetery.
Mrs. Oiava kjelstsd - Services
will be held Friday In Bethany
Lutheran church. Rev. Mans
svinth officiating: burial In Muck
Creek cemstery under direction Of
c. c. Msllinger Co.
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CHARLES A. BARTLETT

Charles A. Bartlett, II, died
Wednesday morning at his home,
1862 50. ~ A native Of Mime
sofa, he had worked as an engi-
neer for the Washington Gas a
Electric Co. n years. He was a
member n the Homesteader's
lodge and mad resided In Tscoms
81 years. Surviving are his wife,
Hannah Of the family home. one
son, Fred. also Of the home. one
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Mrs. Maria X. Hansen. So. died
Wednesday morning a. the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. n. W. Han
sen. 1i06 So. Both IT. A native Of
Sweden she had been In the United
States 81 years and In Tacoma %
years Besides Mrs. w. II. Hansen
she is survived BY two sons. II. 4.
Hansen and J. W. Hansen. both Of
Tacoma; one daughter. Mrs. signs
Iyerson Of Tacoma. nine grand
children and four great grand
children Funeral services viii be
held Friday AZ ! p. m In Piper
chapel: Rev. r. Jsech officiating:
burial in Mountain View memorial
park.
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MRS. ALERT ROBERTS

Mrs. Ava Z. Roberts. 20. died
Tuesday In a local hospital She
was a native of Ellensburg and
had resided in Tacoma at 1888 So.
Thompson st. since 1884. Sury1v-
ing are her husband. Albert Of the
family home; four daughters. Mrs.
Frances Wsrden. of the home;
Mrs. Dorothy Bell Of Santa Anna.
Calf; Misses Virginia and Mariiyn
Of the home; two brothers. Elmer
Maxey Of Springfield. Ore. and
Howard Marcy of Renton: three
sisters, Mrs. Elma Bennett Of Sc
attic; Miss velma Maxey of Sc
attic. and Mas Margaret Asxey
Of Springfield. Ore. Piper VIII
make funeral announcements.
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JUDITH BoLDT

Judith Boldt. II. died Wednes-
day morning in a local hospital.
She was a student and had resided
at 1879 SO. Sheridan ave. a ma
tive of Astoria. Ore. Miss Boldt
had lived In Tacoma eight years.
Surviving are her grandfather.
John Boldt of Kathlamet. Ore.
and one aunt. Mrs. May White Of
Puyallup. C. c. Mellinger Co. will
make funeral announcements.
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MRS. GEORGE II. CUMMINGS

Mrs. Clara Z. Cummings, II.
died in her home. GOT No. shsri-
dan ave. Tuesday evening. A ma
tive of Chicago she had lived In
Tacoma 30 years. Mrs. Cummings
was a member OF the Sixth Ave.
Baptist church. Surviving are her
husband. George II. Of the family
home, and one aunt, Mrs. Julia A.
Barclay Of Zenith, Wash. C. c.
Mellinger Co. will make funeral
a announcements
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
C.y. O. Has Cay
yuletide Party

Gaily wrapped gifts presented BY
Bud McNeece in the role of Santa
Claus, amusing games and tempt
ing refreshments were the high
lights of the C.Y.O. Christmas par
ty Tuesday night at the John B
McNeece home, Mary Virginia Nc,
Neece being hostess.
Holiday decorations provided &
gala setting. The dining table was
centered with a realistic snowman
Christmas trees and candles, littlt
miniature choir boys. The gift'
we're grouped about the center
piece.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Tony De Vita, the Misses Mary
Weiss, Elizabeth WeiS.. Violet Nj
boli, Donna Loop, Mamie Maggie
Gertrude Kathriner, Marie Skinner
Mary Virginia McNeece; Messrs
Tony Rica. Bud McNeece, Joht
Rossant, Mike Devany, Ben Ada
mex, Bud McNlgce.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Joint Service at
Grace Lutheran
Church SUNDAY

A joint Christmas children's serv-
ice will be held Sunday, December
20, at 7:30 pm. by the BraWley and
Ell Centre Lutheran churches, TAX
ing place at 1880 pm. in Grace Lu-
theran church, Ell Centre.
This service will consist of re-
sponsive readings, recitations and
singing by the Sunday school chill
dren, the congregation also taking
part in much of the worship.
The entire story of the birth of
Christ as found in the gospels will
be presented in question and an
swer form by the pastor the Rev.
Mr.. Paul Neipp, and the children.
Mrs. J. F. Waterman and Mrs.
w. A. Avcock are in charge of
church decorations and gift bags
for the children are being filled by
MeSdames L. Lehman, A. STEMS
gluSz and j. F. Swain.
Christmas Eve. at 1880 pm, still
pictures por: .ying the early life
of Christ will be shown and the
Christmas story will be presented
by means of recordings in song and
dialogue
There will be no regular morning
service on December 90
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Recent We ddins in
Yuma of Interest
To Valley

Residents oil the Holtville dis
trict will be interested in learning
NJ the r'a~riaPe of Bertha williams
and Clifton L. j. Hawley which
took place Dec. IL in the Presby-
terian church. Yuma, Arizona, the
Rev. Mr. Raymond C. Acheson
req ding the service.
The bride was lovely in a gold
c0lored afternoon dress with which
sic wore accessories in brown, car
ring a bouquet of talisman roses
ond orange blossoms.
Her only attendant. Mrs. Jeff
Mills. was charming in a frock OF
dusty rose with aqua blue accessor-
les. Her corS2ge was of orchids
and babys breath.
MI. Mills served the bridegroom
as best man.
The day also served to mark the
9th wedding anniversa.y OF Mr.
and Mrs. Mills.
After the ceremony the bridal
party returned to FL Centre for a
wedding breakfast at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Mills en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley at
DINNER, their other guests includ-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slocum
and their daughter Charlene;
Pats" HaWley, daughter OF the
bridegroom; Mrs. Clinton Sprague
Shirley Spraguc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley will make
their home in Compton, Mr.. HaW-
ley being employed as operating
engineer for an Alhambra CONCERN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
/. D. Party
Big Success

Fift% men from Camp Locket'
had a wonderful time wednesday
night at the Christmas party giver
for them at Rancho Donean, the
home CT Mrs. J. w. Donohue, witt
members of the Imperial Desert
Corps, assisted by Mrs. Donohue
Mrs. T. C. Lanier, Mrs. John w
Cook, as their hosteSses.
A huge fire blazed in the patio
gay with many lights and here
dancing was enjoyed. One of the
men dressed up as Santa Claus and
distributed the amusing gifts brought
by the girls. after which much fun
was had in trading presents. Re-
freshments were aerved also
Special entertainment was pre-
sented by Central's Sergeanettes,
who under the leadership of their
majorette, Rosemary Rice. perform
ed an expert drill and presented a
lever Skit.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Drama Workshop Scores Hit
In First Production

all suspense and drama he::ns en-
tirely dependent upon the charac-
terizations of the actors. Corinne
Hudspeth as Gloria LaGreene, and
Mildred Wood, 81 ner mother, gave
splendid performances, holding
their audience from beginning to
end Credit is due to them and
also to their director, Evelyn Pata
Adding to the success of the play
were the splendid stage set, the
lighting and sound effects. Harriet
Kaiser was responsible for the au-
thentic stage setting and proper
ties; Karl Kaiser, for sound effects,
also all the off-stage voice; Bert
Wood, Phil remington. Weldon
Hudspeth, Karl Kaiser, the lights
and set.
Preceding the play. 10 Beebe
played a delightful program of pia-
no music.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17

The setting is a girls boarding
school in Luccrne, where. at the
outbreak of the war, the headmiS-
tress strives to keep the turmoil OF
the outside world from the students.
These students are of various ma
tionalities and in their letters from
home the bitterness and STRIFE OF
war are brought to them with the
inevitable clashes and conflicts.
Miss Helen Dowd is the director
and those taking part in the play
are: Virginia Scott, Dick Carr, Vir-
ginia Reed. Marjorie Harris, Bob
Wogatzke, Juanita Rosenbaum, Pat
Jones, Lila June Snow, Vanita
Woodward, Bonnie Stevens, Gloria
Payne, Forrest Dupont
This cast has been we'll trained
and exhibits a considerable amount
of talent, every indication point
ing TO an excellent performance.
Stage sets. lighting, costuming, are
equally well done SO that finished
production is assured.
The play is open to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Girl Scouts Plan
yule+ide Party

Girl Scout Troop No. I made
plans at the last meeting for a
Christmas party, deciding to serve
refreshments for the Scout party
Dec. "a. 7 o'clock in the Scout hut.
Those present were: Joye Dewbre,
Bobbie Price, Ramona Irish. Kath-
crime StienS. Arlene Jones. Barbara
Cox, Betty 10 iBoalS. Bonnie Barker.
Josephine Meredith, Betty 10 Brin-
non, Joan Fleming, Elva Wake,
Dcnnella Quinn, Pat McQuade,
Shirley Gillett. Dolores Wake, Bob
bic Ann Deem, Betty Lou McLaugh-
lin. Patsy Kendall, Alice Hirigoyen,
Leola Mae Ashley Ouida Fitzger-
Id. Donna Barker. Three new mem
berS we're welcomed, Nancy Lind
say, Bett" Price, Ruby Tankersley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Choir Will Repeat
Musicale Sunday

Second and last performance of
the Methodist chCir's Christmas
musicale will take place Sunday at
7:30 O'Clock in the church audi
torium, the program being onen tc
the public.
The musicale will feature the
beautiful Christmas music of the
church sung by the choir and the
SoloiStS: MIS-. Orge S. Wash
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore
Miss Roberta jerks. Mrs. Eugene
Waterman, S. P Holiday.
Mrs. Sidney Campbell, harpiSt
is guest soloist, and the Christmas
message will be brought by the pas
tor, the Rev. Mr.. Hayden S. Sears
Mrs. Edna Hennessey is accompa
mist
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17

For its first production, Drama
Workshop of the Ten Thousand
club, chose quite an ambitious un-
dertaking, the presentation of AT
Liberty" Tennessee Williams one
act play and did it remarkably
well, giving this performance We'd
nesday night before an enthusias-
tice audience in the clubhouse.
The play is a heavy one with no
comedy relief and with little plot,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Parents Announce e
Birth of Babies

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin CresSwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton For
man have announced the arrival
VI their respective babies.
The Cresswell's daughter, Helen
Sue, was born Dec. 10 weighing six
pounds, 1874 ounces, and the
Hampton Forman's son, Fred Will
lam, Dec. u. weighing six pounds,
seven ounces. Both were born in
he El Centro hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Senior Class Presents War
Drama This Weekend

One of the most moving, appeal
ing plays resulting from the war,
Letters to Lucerne", will be pre-
sented F'ridar and Saturday nights
of this week by Centrals Senior
class, both performances starting
at 315 O'Clock in the school audi
torium,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Q. E. E.S..Masonic
PARTY Tuesday

Signal chapter No. 276, OE.S.. is
making arrangements for the an
nual Christmas party for children
of members and also, for those of
Masons, this party taking place
Tuesday, Dec. %, at 7 O'Clock in
the Masonic temple. A program will
be given and adults are to bring
presents for their children.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Section Completes
Attractive Gifts

Completion of the attractive gifts
was accomplished at Wednesdays
meeting of the Arts and Crafts
section of the Ten Thousand club,
The l9st of these weekly meetings
tor this year
Next meeting will be Jan. 13 in
the t:up mouse with Mrs. Mark
McMahan, Mrs. Frank BoWles,
Mrs. George Bucklin as hoSteSSes
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Announcement
Of Ne etinss

Chapter CIV, P.E.O., will meet
Saturday at 2 pm. instead of the
usual 1890 O'Clock, this meeting
taking place at the home of Mrs.
NJ j. DoWd. 500 WenSley avenue,
with Mrs Dowd and Miss Helen
Dowd as hostesseS. The annual
childrenS Christmas party will be
given at this time.
WOmen'S University club will
have its Decc- -nber meeting on Sat
urday, 80 O'Clock, a. y5j Brigf..on
avenue where luncheon viii be sc!V-
ed, followed by a busine-S meeting
and Christmas program consisting
of the singing of carols and of a
Christmas story told by Mrs. Leo
A. Magee Members will make favorj
or the Christmas trays CT service
men in hospitals. Luncheon reserva-
lions should be made with Mrs. w.
T. Johnson. 57l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
CaIipa+ria Scene
Of8 ct 40 Party

Nineteen members of the Imperial
Valley 8 ct 40 salon gathered In
Calipatria for their Christmas party
which took place at the home OF
irene wilkinson, being preceded BY
a dinner at the home of Mrs. ClaV-
ence Hib'-lrd. =
On Januar: 20 those members who
are free to do so, will meet at the
Red Cross surgical dressings CEN
ter to make dressing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
Wilson Program
Next tuesday

Wilson school children this Wee;
are in the final rehearSalS for their
annual program, to be presented
Tuesday night, Dec. %, at O'Clock
in the school auditorium, the P.
TIA. meeting at 7;30 in one of the
school rooms and then adjourning
10 witness the program.
Music by the combined glee clubs
and the band, and a charming play,
Why the Chimes Rang," will be
tighlightS of the program, every
;hlld in the school partic pating in
some way
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
ehs'shs sshsa', OF Interest to Women ssSs' eas.
At
Churches
Schools
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Football banquet, $50, Imperial
High school.
Christmas tree party, 1880, can
teen.
Motor Corps, 1880, Veterans hall.
Alamo-Verde, 1880, Verde school.
RAM, 10. 109, $50, Masonic
temple.
Evening Division, 8. 10000 club.
Troop II, !, Scout hut.
Gypsum WORKERS, 1880, Labor
temple.
Night school, 10, high school.
WOmen's chorus, 8, Harding
school.
Pot-luck dinner, $50, Methodist
church.
1870 club, 1880, California hotel
Building trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
B4p.O.E., No. 1925, 8, Elks' hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17
FRIDAY

Spruce Westmorland, 1890,
Brawley Methodist church.
Kiwanis club. IL, Barbara Worth.
Acacia Heart party, 8, L. NJ.
Backus home.
Basketball. 1880, Central gym.
Jasper, 1870, Jasper school.
Dance, 1880, Camp Seeley.
Senior play. 8:15. high school.
Painters, 1880. Labor temple.
Laborers, 1880. Labor temple.
Old-time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-17

Safeway Stores Are Locate in Ell Ceniro - Brawley
Hotvile and Calexico
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Roosevelt Sends Thanks
To Sultan Of Morocco

President Roosevelt sent a mes
sage to the Sultan of Morocco, His
Majesty Sidi Mohammed, thanking
him for cooperating with Ameri-
can forces in the North African
campaign. The message said:
II have been highly pleased to
learn of the admirable spirit of CO.
operation that is animating you and
your people in their relationship
with the French administration and
with the forces of my country.
This is particularly pleasing to
me because our traditional friend
ship dates from the time of George
Washington, the first President of
the United States of America, to
whom your noble predecessors gave,
as mark OF personal affection, the
building which houses the American
Legation In Tangiers.
To-day the Axis powers are foes of
both our countries. This foe seeks
to impose on North Africa a scheme
Of military and political domination.
His lust for booty has reached into
every phase of Moroccan life. I
consider it fortunate that we are
bound together in a common effort
toward his destruction.
Our victory over the Germans
and Italians will, I know, inaugurate
a period OF peace and prosperity,
during which the Moroccan and
French people of North Africa will
flourish and thrive in a manner
which BELTS their glorious past and
be pleasing to God.
May God have your majesty in
his faith and holy keeping"