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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30

pate %neopisive nuke c%lanovi klase koJu ia pred
stavljam jeste posledica napustanJa | neusVa-
janja mojeg principa nepomlrlJlve kiasne Dor
be. Izmedju rada i kapitala ne moze plu nlkah-
We s~aradnje, nikakva mira, jer su onl nepon1lr-
ljivi neprijatelji. S~aradnja radnlka sa kaplta-
listima znaci poraz radnicke klase. Zbog toga
svi SUI izdajnici oni koji vode radnlcku klasu
sa puta nepomirljive klasne ooIpe. l nJlho'
izdajnicki uspeh vidi Sc Il postoJecem stanJu
svetskog pokolja.
Prvi Mai trazi svojim okom da Ii Sc nala-
ri u ovom svetskom pokolju ikoJi pokret gas
luzan njegove slave, njegovog revolucionar-
nog duha, njegove nepomirljive klasne borbe.
I dok svojim okom trait pc celom svetu da to
nadje mracan mu je pogled lice mu Sc nlJe
razvedrilo dok nije %pogledao ma Englesku. "a
veselim osmehom on je p%ronasao ola Sc u En-
gleskoj nalazi mala borbena ceta radnlka ola
pod n~ajtezim uslovima siri ideju oslobodjenja
radnicke klase, ideju Prvog Maja. Ia mala
borbena ceta revolucionara jeste Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija Engleske. Odatle je Prvi
Maj pustio svoj poglad daleko juno tamo je
nasao ceticu S. L.. p. Australia gde %neustra-
sivo siri njegovu nekompromisnu klasnu bor-
blu protiv kapitalizma. Tada je Prvi Maj svoj
rogled preko celog Pacifika bacio ma Severnu
Ameriku i video je da Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija Amerike i Kanade drzi v S 0 k o
z a S t a V u Borbenog Marksizma kao sto je
drzala preko so godina njenog herojskog
opstanka. Prvi Mai vidi da e. svi drugi po-
kreti koji su ga uyek laznO praznovali danas
jos ~lazljivije praznuju pozivaju izrabljene
radnike da Sc Il njegovo ime jos wise i~zrab!ju-
ju dobrovoljno u korist svojih izrabljivaca,
plutokrata, pod laznim izgovorom "patriotiz-
ma Tako ga lazno slave americki Stalinisti,
pseudokomunisti. Zbog toga Prvi Maj sa We
elm zadovoljstvom gleda ma polozaj svog pred
stavnika u ovoj zemlii, jer Sc danas wise nego
ikada istice revolucionarni princip Socijalis-
tltkog Industrijalnog Junionizma, koji u svom
zagrljaju prima sve radnike svih narodnosti,
svih rasa, svih veroispovesti -bez razlike
sve radnike, princip koji Sc mora ~ostvariti' axe
Sc zeli zameniti svet rata, kapitalizam, sa svet-
tom mira Socijalizmom, sistemom koji &c
u svom zagrljaju primiti sve ~nacije, sve zem-
lie kad &c tai sretan dan doci tada &c biti
uspostavljena prava bratska VEGA izmedju svih
zemalja, kada Sc nece moci wise nikada podici
bratska ruka protiv brata, kao sto, su naterani
da Sc radnici jedne zemlje tuku protiv svojih
klasnih drugova druge zemlje jr je to u inte-
resu izrabl jivaekog kapitalizma, nego &c uk;-
nuee klasne podele "a navek nerazdvojivo "a
pecatati drugarsku vezu celog oslobodjenog
covecanstva. To zeli Prvi Mai.
d. zIYI pRHI Mali
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30

Sc Ewrag ukrca ma ladju "a Sever S tim moreplovskim
ljudima.
- Da Ii "a sobom ostavi diva brata?
- Rosnevena Gomera.
Ewrag, koji Sc prvo nastani u Danskoj imadjase
jednog unuka imenom Gaelo-a. Godine 912, on bese je-
dan cd gusarskih poglavica, koji dodjose ovamo opse-
dose Pariz pod komandom Rofa, docnije Vojvode cd
Normandije. Gaelic bi priznat kao clan vase porodice cd
strane Eidiola, u ono vreme staresine pariskih brodara.
Da, zbilja. Gaelic bi odnesen ranjen u kucu NIGGA
predaka Eidiola. Dok Sc previjase rama severnjackog gu
sara, ma ramenu njegovu behu otkrivene reel: "Brenn -
Karnak', trasirane neizbrisivim slovima. To bese obieaj,
cesto puta sledovan u onim nevoljnim danima. kad ratio
vi iii ropstvo cesto puta rastrkavahu porodicu u pravcu
cetiri vetra. Zahvaljujuci tim neizbrisivim belegama, ma
Oahu Sc da &c raspoznat jedan drugoga ako hi iii novi
prevrati bacili jedan drugom ma put.
Posto ozeni Krasnu Shignu, jednu cd Devica sa
stitom, koje Sc behu p%rikljueile Rolfovoj ek~spediciji,
Gaelic Sc vrati ma Sever. Cd tada ne bese nikakvih vestl
Da. Kroz sva ia ~prohujala stoleca ostasmo u ne
znanju s obzironn ma tn granu nase porodice. Ali, gospo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
Dxepna Biblija.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sa originating francuskog ma %eng1eski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
sesnaesta kniiea romano Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda"
iii astoria jedne p~roleterske porodice kroz vekove.
pri1a q Sesnaestom Stolecu. U dive knjige. Knjiga l.
lis.
Ma zalost njegovu, krajnje iznenadjenje Il koje ga
afabilne reel potomac Plouernela bacise, lsise krlstl]a-
ma moci da sastavi odgovor. On podje sa Jovanom Kali
whom memo, ne primecujuei da ga cd nekog vremena
Knee Karlo cd Gerolsteina sve pomnije rasmatrase. O.
val gospodin, covek II punoj snazi zivota, visoka stasa,
jaka ali otvorena izraza lica, nesto zaosta liza svojih
priiatelja pridruzi Sc Kristijanu, koga, posto idjase s
MIN nekoliko stopa, ovako oslovi:
Verujte mi, gospodine, da ako malo cas- promasih
Ga odam duznu pohvalu hrabrom; gostoprimstvu so ga
dadoste Jovanu Kalvinu, kao so ucinise moji ~prijate1ji,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

THERE is so much said at this
Il time Of the benefits of keep
ing physically At, we wonder If
IL might become one of those
admonitions we TOO often hear.
such a Johnny, be a good boy"
Every one knows Johnny has
heard IT so often he has forget
ten what il means and thinks
nothing OF IT.
We must pay attention and II
we have been lax IN our own
health care il is time 10 60 10
work and make the very most
of every muscle and BRAIN we
possess.
Helps Us, Too
Women and girls are learning
TO do many things for them
selves. We see no reason why
they shouh be given praise or
undue credit for this effort
either. as, like buying bonds, the
more we do for others the better
ii is for ourselves.
Certainly, they are carrying
home their small packages and
all of that, but we want 10 offer
some suggestions 10 the ones
who. because of lack of activity,
find themselves worn out and
dead tired at the end of the day.
We can work TO the point Of
fatigue without giving the
muscles and bone fibers the
relief of good posture. IL is
amazing how much can be done
without fatigue when muscles
are held in correct posture.
Every muscle needs frequent
stretching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Unusual Relish

TOMATO MUSTARD is some
thing differest from the usual
tomato RELISH as you'll soon
learn when you make il, Boil
one peck Of ripe tomatoes. six
red peppers and two onions in
water for an hour, then sieve.
Add two tablespoons salt, one
tablespoon ach OF cinnamon.
ginger and cloves; two table
spoons mustard and half-pint
vinegar. Boil two hours more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Baked Fish

SHAD SULTANA is a deli
cate way Of preparing a delicate
fish. Split whole fish as for
broiling and lay flesh side up on
CREASED baking pan. Pour cne-N
half cup of water mixed with
Juice of one lemon over fish.
Cover with slices of tomato
and sprinkle with finely-chopped
parsley. Scatter one-fourth cup
raisins over fish and season with
salt and pepper. Dot Literally
with butter and bake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Complete
Wardrobe

GINGER ROGERS will be a
" model of what the we'll
dressed girl will wear on prac-
tically any occasion, in her new
R-K-O Radio production. Once
Upon a Honeymoon.
At the moment her wardrobe
includes two travel suits, a coat.
TWO evening gowns, afternoon
frocks, several negligees and
lounging ensembles. totaling IL
ensembles.
More being written in as the
script writer's get going. Rumor
hath il that the list is about
to include a wedding gown Of
silver lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Red Cross Co|Iins
Experienced Knitters

ZONES CALL from the American Red Cross for expert
~ enced ners produce for American boys in service
1000 articles including turtle neck sweaters helmets wrist
lets, mufers and gloves
And they must be finished by August TO- That's large
order ladies get to work.
Best place obtain your from unit chairman
YOU have not been working with regular Red Cross
unit then apply THE headquarters of the Detroit Chapter
2163 East jefferson, Dubois. Hours to daily
except Saturday
And remember, says Mrs Archibald D. McAlpine, in
charge of knitting that the wool will be given out to ONLY
experienced kners as the garments be letter perfect
If YOU old hand at knitting the Red Cross will
be grateful for help getting these for
the boys it's special request from the United States Army
ALTHOUGH The Detroit Times Homemakers' Club Red
Cross Unit is closed for July and August far sewing
concerned knttes may continue obtain their yarn the
Times Building service counter in the lobby
hours $3.50 to $50 and until p. m. Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Washing Cottons

\ EROCKS of organdie, lawn,
4 wolfe or such will look all the
better if treated 10 a. Starching
before being dried.
~ Dampen cottons before iron
ing.> Ironing on the right side of
the fabric gives that Satiny
sheen that adds To the appear
snce of a cotton garment.
But. of course, cotton lace.
embroidered fabrics and that
popular favorite, pique. should
be ironed on the wrong side on
a soft. thick pad.
Seersucker and crinkled vers-
ions Of muslin, organdie and
percale require little or no
pressing.
To give them crisp look. dry
them so that they look pressed.
by being careful to avoid folds
when hanging them up.
Handle sheer cottons and cot
ton laces very carefully, wash
ing them with a mild soap in
lukewarm water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Chocolate Syrup

Five squares unSweet @ ne 4
chocolate. ] cup sugar. p cup
hot water. 2 egg yolks, slightly
beaten.
Melt chocolate over hot wa
ter: cool 10 lukewarm. Add
sugar 10 water. stirring until
sugar is dissolved; cool 10 luke
warm. Add syrup 10 egg yolks.
about one-fourth at time. beat
ing well after each addition;
add chocolate in the same way.
Then continue beating mix
ture l minute. or until slightly
thickened. Turn into jar. cover
tightly and place in refrigerator.
Syrup can be kept for several
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Candy Firecraekers

Three squares unsweetened
chocolate, Ia cups sweetened
condensed milk, y cup corn
syrup, dash of salt. l teaspoon
vanilla, y cup hoped nut
meats. if desired.
Melt chocolate in heavy shall
low saucepan. Add milk. corn
syrup and salt. Cook slowly.
stirring constantly. over low heat
until the mixture forms a firm
ball when tested in cold water.
about 20 minutes. Remove from
heat. Add vanilla and nutmeats.
Pour at once into buttered pan.
When cool enough 20 handle
form into rolls Il or q Inch in
diane ter. Cut into 3-inch
lengths and use pieces of string
for fuses.
Children and grown-ups alike
will be completely happy if you
co-star a luscious cake with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Comfortable sleeping seeommod atoms
for two at amazing low cost! Includes
attractive twin poster beds in maple or
walnut finish, two resilient twin size
springs. and two restful twin size mat
tresses in floral covers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
BY DONNA GRACE

We can easily prove the value
of this stretching when fatigued
just stretch instead of drop
ping on the bed exhausted. Do
that, too, but after five minutes
get up and stretch and the
fatigue will soon disappear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Children. .
Can Easily
'MdkeTh hem
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ny rnCDLNCE rENNh
I ETS have a bans-up but safe
and sane Fourth this year!
Stay-at-homes will want TO es-
cape the sum m ey heat with
plenty of cooling beverages and
frosty. easy to get desserts
suitable for after dinner or be-
tween meal bites.
These, candy firecrackers will
give the children pleasant occu-
patton on the holiday morning
for even the youngest can make
these pseudo fireworks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Raspberry Perfsit

Twenty marshmallows. juice
Of ! lemon. cup fresh raSp-
berries. | cup heavy cream,
whipped
Melt marshmallows in double
boiler; add lemon juice. Cool
slightly; add fruit. Fold in
whipped cream: freeze in tray
OF automatic refrigerator about
2 hours.
II your favorite is vanilla
~ cream, perhaps you'd like a
tlicious chocolate sauce for
Topping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
July Cake

Two cups sifted cake -four, 2
teaspoons baking powder, \. tea,
soon salt. 4 tablespoons shorten
ing, / cup sugar. egg. I'M
beaten "a cup milk, l teaspoon
vanilla.
Sift flour once, measure. add
baking powder and salt and sift
together three times. Cream
shortening and sugar thoroughly.
Add egg Then add flour. alter
nately with milk. a small amount
at a time. beating after each
addition until smooth.
Add vanilla. Bake in two
CREASED S-inch layer pans IN
moderate oven (375 degrees) Is
minutes For three 10-inch lay
ers double the recipe and bake.
Spread top and sides with corn
syrup froSting and decorate top
Of cake with chopped maraschino
cherries.
Perhaps. you'd like 10 have
Yankee Doodle set the tune for
your Fourth of July dessert
Serve big dishes of raspberry
parlait with toothsome stars OF
magic angel cake.
Tiny dolls like minute men OF
the Spirit Of Seventy-six make
"A patriotic centerDlece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Professionals Know

Professional dancers and those
whose life is spent before the
public know the value of this
kind of muscle stretching 10 re-
lieve the tenSeness which is
really what we call being tired.
Stand up and get into correct
posture. Stretch your head as
if you were sure you could reach
a full foot higher than you are.
Pull In the abdomen, drop your
shoulders. straighten knees and
don't push out at the back below
the waist. .
This means you will be stand
ing correctly. Now work and
make this your natural and COM
Portable posture.
Exercises
Raise right leg slowly and
hold at waist height. Lower
slowly, keeping knees straight.
Alternate and do 20 for each
leg. From standing posture bend
knees and squat down. Hold
posture even though you balance
by holding a chair. Do 10 and
go as low as possible while hold
ing posture.
Place right foot fiat on floor /;
stretch left leg backward as far
as possible. Stretch vigorously,
then stand up by placing the
full strain on the right leg.
You will feel the strain on the
thighs and knees and II will
take off weight. Do 10 for each
leg.
Stand erect, stretch arms 70
full length over head and kick
TO the left as far as possible with
the right leg. Repeat with left
leg and go forward as you kick.
Keep stretching. With arms up
again, swing at waist TO the left,
to the back, and to the right.
Make this circle as many
times as you can during the day.
Do all these movements and you
will have fine control of your
whole body.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
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which Axis agents may dispose OF
dollar currency looted abroad.
Treasury spokesmen stated that
the new regulations would in no
way interfere with the legitimate
activities of residents on either side
OF the United States-Mexico border
who have long been accustomed to
using pesos and dollar currency
without distinction on both sides Of
the international line. The exemp-
ticns provided in both the Mexi-
can and United States rulings will
allow pesos to enter and leave the
United States and American TWO
dollar bills and coins to enter and
leave Mexico freely.
It was further said that the new
regulations would not affect the
free passage across the border Of
checks, drafts, travellers checks and
other credit instruments in the
Nogales international., 1942-08-21

same manner as has been true up
to the present time. Likewise no
thing contained in the present regu-
lations will prevent Americans from
maintaining bank accounts in Mex1-
can banks or Mexicans from main
tanning accounts in banks within
the United States. Such accounts,
many of which now exist, will re-
main entirely unaffected.
This acrlon supersedes the previ-
Gus Treasury Department ruling
which had allowed any person ar
irving in the United States from
Mexico to bring with him up to $3.50
in United States currency regard
less of the denomination Of the bills
imported.
1t was pointed out that tourists
going from the United States to
Mexico would be subject to no in
convenience whatsoever in connec-
ton with the new rulings, provided
that before departing for Mexico
they converted such funds as they
intended taking with them into
travellers checks, bank drafts or
other credit instruments or into
two dollar bills or coins.
Treasury spokesmen stated that
the two dollar bill had been elm
mated from the restrictions i'm
posed on the Importation and ex-
portation of other United States
currency to and from Mexico by
reason of the fact that very few
such bills have fallen into Axis
hands whereas it is known that
large amounts of United States cur
rency Of other denominations have
come under the control of the ag-
gressors.
The Treasury also announced that
any person leaving the United
States going through, Mexico en-
route to any other country would
be allowed to carry United States
currency in any denomination hay
ing an aggregate value of $3.50 plus
$3.50 for each accompanying depen-
dent.
Plenty OF $500 Bills Here
The First National Bank an.
nounced Monday there is big sup
ply of So bills here, the bank hav-
ing received $4,000 worth of these
bills last week.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
Phone Lines
Buster Than
Euer Before

The grim business of war takes
over little more Of our time each
day as millions like ourselves all
over the nation give our services in
war work. You've probably been
doing more yourself-buying more
bonds, working in civilian defense
or other war projects. That's the
way a democracy fights and each
voluntary contribution Of the time
and service further unifies a great
nation meeting the sternest test it
has ever faced.
AS the mighty war eIIorJ gathers
momentum it touches all of us in
our every day lives and by the same
token, broadens our opportunities
to be helpful. In this same con-
nection, an interesting angle was
mentioned yesterday morning by
Russell Meeker, manager of the
telephone company.
''Since the outbreak of war, tele-
phone lines all over the nation
have been buster than ever before
in the company's history, Mr.. Meek
er said, carrying urgent messages
between offices Of government,
military posts, munitions plants,
aviation industries, naval bases,
shipyards, factories and homes.
The fact that we all seem to be
using the telephone more, indicates
pretty clearly it's vital part in tying
together the work of war; but it
also gives every telephone user an
added responsibility.
"War calls must come first and
everyone can cooperate. The tele-
phone company urges that long
distance and local calls be made
brief; that non-essential calls be
avoided. Unnecessary conversations
may delay essential war calls.
Because important telephone
material like copper, aluminium,
rubber and zinc are vital war ma
terials as well, new lines can't be
provided to handle additional loads
In some cases no new local service
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
Keep En-, Swatting,'
Slogan At
Williams Field

WILLIAMS FIELD, CHANDLER,
Ariz., Aug. 2O-"Keep 'em swat
ting" is the slogan of the Medical
Detachment at Williams Field, as
it doggedly battles those nemesis Of
sanitation-flies. A new rule in
that department, effective hence
forth, maintains a man desiring a
pass will produce one very dead fly,
slaughtered within the confines OF
the hospital, for each hour he plans
to be absent from the Post. Thus,
81 twelve hour pass; twelve dead
flies.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
Reserve Corps Plan
OF Deferment
For Colleges

TUCSON, Aug. 20-Male high
school graduates expecting to enter
the University of Arizona this fall
as freshmen, were advised here to-
day by c. z. Lesher, university reg
istrar, to consider the army enlisted
reserve corps plan of deferment IN
order to complete their collegiate
study.
Applications for enlistments In
the army enlisted reserve corps will
be considered at registration time
in mid-September, except that up
perclassmen already classified and
facing induction into the army may
now apply for enlistment with Col.
A. w. Holderness, commandant OF
the university's reserve officers
training corps he said.
Opportunities will be open also
for enlistment in the army air corps,
and the navy, marine corps, and
coast guard plans of deferred train
ing.
Entering freshmen are particular
ly advised TO consider the army en-
listed reserve corps since the army
and navy will draw their enliStees
solely from freshman groups after
this fall. Upperclassmen may still
enlist this year in the various
branches.
Under joint recruiting program
of the army, navy, and marine
corps, board of officers from all
arms will visit the campus early this
fall to explain opportunities in the
various plans of deferred training.
Enlistments will be completed at
time Of follow-up visit about three
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
Paralysis Cases
Under Control

"Infantile paralysis cases seem
to be under control" it was de-
clared yesterday by Walter Noon of
the county health service.
There has been no new cases and
only five to date in the county.
Of five, two were in NogaleS and
three in the Patagonia district.
Pericles Nicholaou, II year old
son of Nick Nicholaou, 2O8 Terrace,
who was one of the Nogales cases,
has recovered and will be out next
week. the quarantine having been
lifted yesterday, his father said yes
terday.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
Rev. George C. WadSwOrth, Vicar

Holy Communion, 8 am.
Morning prayer and sermon, HOO
am. Sermon subject, ga Covenant
of Friendship"
Monday. August "a, being st.
Bartholomew Day, there will be a
celebration of the Holy Communion
in st. Andrews Church at 9 o'clock.
Intercessions for the sick will also
be offered. Please hand in names
right away.
Thursday morning, Holy Com
munion with intercessions for men
and women in the armed forces OF
the United States, civilians in
enemy occupied territory, prisoners
of war, ETC. This service will be
at o'clock.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
FREEDOM! O. s ;l33Ss

When President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill
met on the August 1941 aboard batteshp
where in the Atlantic they met to make history In the one
wear since the Atlantic signed has taken its
place among great documents of human freedom beside
MAGMA Carta and the Declaration of Independence In
ways the Atlantic Charter the greatest of these declara-
ons rights for it does apply simply to one
nation small group of nations. The Charter began as
an between Britain and the United States but
today it stands as statement of
every the twentyeght democratic nations which
aligned together in the ght against the Axis.
The Atlantic Charter is not, people think limited
Nogales international., 1942-08-21

can be provided and party-lines
must be shared. Considerate use of
party-line service is neighborly and
helpful at this time
AS Mr.. Meeker points out, not all
calls going through the telephone
switchboards these days have to do
with war, but all calls that do have
something to do with war do go
through the switchboard.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Pilgrim Fellowship class, 10
o'clock. Miss Eta Mae Lewis, SUI
perintendent.
Morning worship, 1O:45 o'clock
Theme, Lights Out" There will
be special music by Mrs. Don M
Taylor and Mrs. Lionel G.. Crane.
They will sing duet, entitled
1.-The Lord Is My Shepherd"
The public is cordially invited to
hear these two artists in this serv-
ice.
There will be no Church School
until September 1st.
A cordial invitation to all who
do not attend elsewhere to share
with us in this inspiring service
Strangers made welcome
o. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21
Gltit}|}rpl0(Q
NlsI:{!liZ35'13GE

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sundays: Masses at Z, $50 and
10 am. Rosary ait 1880 pm.
Week days: Mass at 7.
L. DUVAL, Pastor.
Nogales international., 1942-08-21

weeks later, LeSher said. Enlist
ment boards of the various branches
will not come to the campus singly
this year, he said.