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Prirate James E.
Bell Passes

Mrs. Anna T. Bell of BOT 21st
Ave. received the sad news of the
death of her husband, Private Jas.
E. Bell, at the Veterans Hospital
in Los Angeles, Calf, Sept. 26.
Mrs. Bell left Seattle Sunday af-
ternoon to complete arrangements
for the military burial in the Ma
tional Cemetery at SanbrIno, Cal.
Private Bell was a Spanish AM
erican War Veteran, and resi-
dent of Seattle for the past IS
years. He was best known for his
interest and activities in the Boy
Scout organization here. His ILL
ness covered a period of ten years
or more.
He leaves to mourn his loss a
wife, Mrs. Anna T. Bell; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ada Bell Griffith, Mrs.
Anna May Stewart; and brother,
William Bell, all of Worcester,
Mass.
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Y. W. c. A.

The Committee of Management
will meet Friday evening, October
2, at the Branch. Mrs. Roy Green
chairman urges all members to be
present.
Women in the community who
will be helping on the War Chest
Drive this year which opens Oct.
10Th to 18th are: Mrs. Emma Gay
ton, Mrs. Helen Frazier, Mrs. Ethel
Parker, Mrs. Christine Meade, Mrs.
Eva Jones, Mrs. Sterling Dover,
Mrs. Willetta Gayton, and Miss
Idell Vertner, captain. The first
meeting will be at the Montlake
Field House, Oct. 9Th at IL A. M.
The Business & Industrial Girls
Club met at the Branch Thursday
night, Sept. oath with Mrs. Ruth
Branch, president. Plans for the
annual dinner were made. The
date is October 9Th and Mrs. FL
eanor Anderson, National Indus
trial Secretary, and who also is
the wife of Sherwood Anderson,
the novelist, is to be the speaker.
The Washington Girl Reserve
club will meet Sept. 3oth at the
Washington School. Emily Flow
ers Is president.
Guests at the Branch during the
week have been Mrs. Jessie Wal
ker and Mrs. Frances Mayfield of
Fort Lewis.
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Ministers Honored

Rev. Jack Nelson and Rev. judi
son Swancy were happily surprised
by signal honors at Pentecostal
Church, 18th at King ST., Wednes-
day, September 23d.
The affair was directed by the
Prayer Band led by Mrs. chatham
and her choir of sisters.
Rev. Jack Nelson, pastor of the
Pentecostal Church and Rev. judi
son Swancy, who shared the hon.
ors are grateful to those who
joined in making the evening an
event.
People from all walks of life,
saint and sinner shared the even
ing with the men of God, their
way of showing appreciation for
the way of the Cross.
Rev. Judson Swancy delivered
the message of God, the Band,
visitors and ministers joining in
the fluctuations,
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First Baptist Church Of Ken
nydale, Washington. Go We into
all the world and preach the
gospel to every creature. Mark
1915.
Rev. .Judson Swancy, Pastor
and Evangelist, Douglas Annex
Residence phone East 1885,,
Apt "a, Seattle, Washington.
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Grace Presbyterian Church,
Rev. John r.. Harris, Pastor.
Sunday School Is held at 9:45
a. M; IL a. m. Morning Wor-
ship; 6 p. m. Young People;
1880 p. m. Evening Worship.
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East Madison YMCA

Any mother who has a son in
the rmy or Navy should register
at the Y.M.C.A. Colman Service
Mems Club before September 30.
Plans are being made to organize
an Army and Navy Mothers club.
Small parties are welcome by
those who wish to entertain a
small group of enlisted men at
bridge games, dancing, dinners,
sightseeing trips and excursions.
Maybe you or your club, lodge, or
church group would like to enter
tain a few men. IF so, call the
club and talk it over. Thanks.
The High School Boys Club met
at the YMCA Tuesday night and
made some very constructive plans
for the fall. A great deal of in
terest is being shown by the boys
in club work. Some of the activi-
ties planned by the boys are hik-
ing, swimming at the Metropoli-
tan YMCA, coed parties, forums,
crafts, kodaking, camping and
conferences.
All boys of grade school age are
asked to report at the. YMCA for
club work on Saturday mornings
at ten o'clock. A grand program
is being perfected for the boys.
Come out and have grand time.
Several volunteer workers have
been appointed to work with the
boys.
Are you interested in photo
graphing? Then sign at the YIN.
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Seattle
Churches
First A. NJ. Il. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. Z. r. HAYES. Pastor

rlfBg "A NJ ". Onufcn
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. L. r. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school, e:45. Preaching
II and 8; Christian Endeavor, I
p. m; Midweek prayer service.
Wednesday, 8 o'clock.
The First A.M.E. Church of Sc
attic, Rev. L. r. Hayes, Pastor,
held their Church Conference Mon
day night for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year.
The attendance at this service
shows the popularity of this splen-
did minister and his wife. All the
plans presented by the pastor were
unanimously accepted for this
Conference year. Trustees elect
ed: ]. T. Bradley, ]. II. Lee, Mrs.
Fannie Cook, Mrs. Geneva Miller,
and Saul Hall; Sunday School Su-
perintendent, Rev. ]. l.. Bell; as
sistant superintendent, Ev ere t
Wilson; Church Clerk, Mrs. Elsie
Young; Church Reporter, Mrs. Cal
lie B. Bradley.
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Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple
Bjshop K. r. Morris. Pastor

Sunday School 9:45 a. M; Nor
ming worship IL a, M; Street Ser
vice (Sunday on Broadway 8 p.
M; Y. P. C. w. $50 p. m.
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Queen Sheba Honors

Queen of Sheba Chapter Order
of the Eastern Star held a recep-
ton in honor of Mrs. Anna Bagley
the oldest living Matron of this
Chapter. The committee extended
an invitation to all past and pre-
sent Matrons of Mt. Rainier and
Jephthah Chapters to he present.
The honored guests, Mrs. Anna
Bagley and husband, Mr.. Bagley,
J. T. Bradley, the G.W.P. and his
bride, Mrs. Callie B. Bradley, G.
Sec'y. The chairman, Mrs. Cook,
presented Mrs. Bagley with huge
bouquet of white chrysanthemums
and a corsage of rosebuds which
the chairman requested her grand
daughter to pin on her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Bagley. The Matron,
Mrs. Sarah Horton, presented the
bride and groom with beautiful
linen lunchcloth and napkins, a
gift from Queen of Sheba Chap
ter. In response, Mrs. Bagley
thanked the Chapter and told of
some of the obstacles in keeping
the Chapter together in bygone
days. Mrs. Callie B. Bradley re-
sponded for the kindness, as it was
a complete surprise to both.
The committee left no stone UNI
turned to make this affair long
remembered. The action of Queen
of Sheba will no doubt have the
tendency to bring about a greater
fellowship between the three chap
tiers here in Seattle.
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A CLEVER TRAP

II all seemed like chapter out
OF "Dracula"--or a cheap horror
movie. But the awful thing lying
in the box was undeniably the
right hand chopped off Lemoy
statlers body. The stump indi-
Gated a clean hard blow, as with
a sharp ak.
Clyde Dawson shook off a sud
den wave Of repulsion at the whole
situation. A little fresh air would
have helped but the port holes were
sealed. Abruptly he laid the box
aside. probed into his suitcase until
he found a flask, Tipped off the
cap and drank deeply. A cigaret
followed and the investigator drew
deep breath.
That's betterH" he spoke aloud.
Now let's see what poor Lemoy's
hand will tell.
Using a towel, Dawson picked
the hand out Of the box and turned
il around slowly. There was some
thing odd in its shape that sug-
gested :. that's IL the fingers
had been Strengthened out. When
Statler was hanged his hands had
clenched during the terrible drop.
Rigor mortis had almost cemented
the mans hands in that shape.
Dawson recalled how difficult IL
had been to uncleneh them for the
post norton examination. But
here the fingers were Strengthened
out.
Carefully he put aside the hand.
wrapped in the towel. and turned
TO the box and paper. taking pains
10 keep his own fingers under the
+ folds Of a Observation-Disclosures was
always a chance that the experts
at Ottawa could pick of finger
print or two unless they had been
smudged when he opened the
/ package.
Just what purpose lay behind
this ghoulish act7 Why had IN.
had been hacked off ststler's
body in the first place. II must
have been done within the last 3e
hours because Dawson, sfte r
ordering stauer's body kept IN re-
frigeration pending further inyes-
tigstion, had finally released IL for
burial only two mornings ago.
Had the unknown individual
risksd detection In daylight hours
at the graveyard by breaking into
the vault just 10 get the hand in
an attempt TO scare the investi-
gator?
Dawson shook his head. No. that
didn't make sense-sfter all there
had been the knitting episode on
the train last night. Killers don'l
Try 20 XII first and thsn scare
prospective victims on the second
attenpt-it would Be the other
way around.
i seem to Be getting nONhsrs
fast" unused Dawson. but one
thing Is eer1ain-the ghogl "a On
this ship noax. He certainly trsy-
eled On the train with me from S.
JOINS. because me hand couldn'i
have come 20 Port-sux-B ssq1es
ahead OF him unle@ = wss flown
and thst wasn't possible because
there r. 70 ar service. There j,
ore way
Dawson hoped n "a >-st
pscss1 - hars e>Tefliiy a.,
si1 = under q bsg-N- LEAVING 10
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This medallion Is so easily
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A table set with an heirloom
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required.
Send IL cents and two tax
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Number, your Name and Ad-
dress.
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. Mind Your
Manners

Test year kneei<dxe ~ 80.
MT social u.sre BY answering
Ire relieving questions ts~n
checking against the suthcrlts-
tive answers e<ie~;
l. Il n tsctfal - ..s q .
woman. I've Always liked hat
dres~-r
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nav short haircut. should yco
tel her So
4 Should q wemsn make run
81 hcw fat her husband 10 ret.
ting when they are win ether
people,
q l. u all rigst for = woman
to wear isg makeup rather thar
stockings when shs !. In = ety.
3 Does . man touch or llft
hls hat when he meets . woman
On the street,
What would you d n
Someone ssys he likes q par
ticuiar eolumnisi and wa think
he 10 terrible
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poor wrsssrr
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but Try 70 Be taetfal IN adnlt-
ting that you doat care Tor
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. SERIAL STORY
Murder in
Ferry Command
BY A. w. O'BRIEN

THE STORY: CLYDE Dawson. Cana
dian Intelligence Department. IL on
the trail OF spies operating against
the r. A. r. Bomber Ferry Command
in Newfoundland. ONE of the spies
has been hanged for murder. Plirsu-
ms clew. Dawson narrowly escapes
murder aboard q train. Then. on q
boat 70 Canada, he finds q box con-
tanning one OF the hanged mans
hands in his stateroom.
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http the 1ouhkStffs htaituf
with plenty OF fresh vegetables
every day. Cook them In very
little water and for only q short
time TO save all their nutrients.
And make them taste good.
Sweet and Sour Carrots
(scryes 81
Eighteen whole carrots. z
tablespoons butter. 2 table
spoons flour. salt and pepper 10
taste. 1 tablespoon sugar. , 10
5 tablespoons lemon juice. 1 cup
hot water.
Pare whole carrots and cook
in rapidly boiling salted water
until tender. Make q sauce by
melting the butter and adding
the flour and seasonings; blend
well. Add sugar. stir until dis
solved. Add lemon juice and
gradually add water. stirring
constantly until smooth. Cook
until slightly thickened. about
10 minutes. stirring frequently.
To serve. pour sauce over thu
whole hot carrots and serve at
once.
Beets and Green's
lseryes 20 81
Three To four heads Of salad
greens lany comblnation). sslt
and pepper TO taste. ] table
spoon sugar. 3 tablespoons
lemon juice. small onion. 4
tablespoons butter or other
shortening. ? cups cooked. sliced
beeis. whole lemon. cut In
wedges. z hard-cooksd Eggs.
Wash the salsd greens and
chop rather fine. Drain slightly.
salt. cover and cook in the
amount Of water elinring Ia
leaves. season with pepper.
sugar and lemon juice. Cook
onion. sliced. In butter or short
ening. in a large firing pan and
pack cooked green's over onion.
Top with a layer Of sliced besis.
Heat thoroughly. Their inyert
onto a serving dish and serve
hot. Note:
Use more mature greens for
this recipe. Save the tender ones
for crisp saisds.
TONogROW's MIMI
BREAKFAST. Orange juice,
fried salt PORK. oatmeal muf-
fins. coffee. milk
LUNCHEON: Black bean
soup With srankfurtsr rings.
hard enriched rolls. eoisslaw.
peanut cookies. tea milk.
DISN En- Lamb pattiss.
country fried potatoes bets
and greens. apple pie, chsadsr
chesss. coffee, milk.
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sMASKED JURY
Children Wont 10 Leave School
While Woriime Woges Are High


ladies and Gentlemen ef the Jmys Am = mother a
= hoy. IL and girl is Nv husband and have worried
and sacrificed % rend them through srhooi The boy
win he IN last year o. high school when school starts
this month"; The rrl has finished her second year They
are both working for the summer Now both of them
want 10 - on working The girl says she win refuse 20
80 hack 20 school, Together they make money
than my husband. who Il . good man
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light turned on. he slippsd. quleny
into the passageNsy and walled
up 20 the captains quarters
The captain inspected his ere
centisls ard Dawson explained
what he wanted, without men
tioning ne hand episode. IN two
minutes the purssr had brought
tne long sheets In On which are
compiled all data on the pssNsr-
gers
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CONTINUED on Page 20. Column y
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. TEST ANSWERS

Below are the questlons %
test questions printed on the
editorial page:
! Office Of denfense transpor-
tation.
2. Second lieutenant
3. The Caucasus.
4. Pose Bowl.
s. Deborah.
s Opera singer.
:. Skiing.
6 Molecules are MADE o,
atoms
9 Twelve
10. Fedsrsl reserve notes.
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. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ

]. FizY flss over CHILE
z. Com. James Jossph fGens)
Tunnsy. former world heavy
weight boxing champion.
3. Ordnance II that division u
the army or navy controlling
military supplies. Including al
artillery. ammunition. small
arms ard the Ire.
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T'rsrty - ire never British
1rinsgNseperE are nsmsd sfter
l-ees.
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SEA water contains four
grains of gold Per ksiaEram On
the average. sccerdinr 10 The
analysis ~ . nafed professor.
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Experienced hunters consider
o. iz-EsuEs shotgun - - rest
s1srts5 sor Esns hunting
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You hip yourself when you buy
L. g. War Bonds.
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, MODERN
MENUS
Nv MRS. 6AyNoR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

Keep the youngsters healthy
with plenty OF fresh vegetables
every day. Cook them In very
little water and for only q short
time TO save all their nutrients.
And make them taste good.
Sweet nnd Sour Carrots
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
Policemen Break
Up Ring OF
Youthful Thieves

Three boys-two juveniles and one
over 18-were jailed this week by
Policemen Dick Richardson and
Frank Ohnesorgen on d charge of
rCbbing numerous patrons of the
Karns swimming pool.
Going to work on the case Sun
day the two officers had interviewed
at least 30 boys and captured the
three who had been ringleaders in
the thefts by Tuesday night. The
three confessed.
Among articles stolen and recov-
cred were wrist watch and a knife
stolen from a Nogales, Arizona,
young man. Other articles recovered
were a purse and key chain. The
youths confessed they had taken
sums of money at various times
from quite a number of soldiers and
several prominent residents of No
gales, Sonora. The boys had done
the stealing from clothes of their
victims while they were in SWIM
ming.
Policemen Richardson and Ohne-
sorgen did a mighty good job in
breaking up the ring of thieves and
in so short a time after they we're
assigned to the case.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
LAND BY STATE TREASURER;

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that in accordance with the provi-
sions of law, the undersigned, with
the approval of the Governor ano
the Secretary of State, will sell tc
the highest and best bidder al
public auction at 10 o'clock, A. M.
on Monday, July 27, 1912, in front
OF the Court House of Santa Cruz
County, Nogales, Arizona, the fol
lowing described land;
The Southeast Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter and the
Southwest Quarter of the South
east Quarter of Section 19,
Township % South of Range IA
East Of Gila and Salt River
Meridian, and
Lots Three 90 and Four (D
and the Northeast Quarter OF
The Southwest Quarter and the
Northwest Quarter of the South
EAST Quarter of Section 19,
. Township % South of Range IA
East of the Gila and Salt River
Meridian, and
All that part Of the Northeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quar-
ter CNEA NW14) of Section Thir-
ty (30), Township Twenty-three
South (23S), Range Fourteen
East Q4E) of the Gila and Salt
River Meridian that lies east of
the railroad right of way of the
Southern Pacific Company, con-
tanning 26O Acres more or less;
Bidders shall designate whether
bid constitutes all cash or on terms
of part cash down and payments OF
balance over a period of years. The
successful bidder shall pay the cost
Of this notice. The right of accepting
or rejecting any or all bids is reserV-
ed to the State of Arizona.
JOE HUNT,
STATE TREASURER.
approved
SIDNEY P. OSBORN,
GOVERNOR
DAN E. GARVEY,
ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE
Cub. 10 wks.-1st Pub. May %, '42)
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
aOILON TVD3I

Board may elect or appoint. Inc
number of directors shall be not
less than three or more than five
persons, and shall be elected an
nually, ais hereinafter provided by
the stockholders of the corpora
tion. at their annual meeting to
i be held on the first Monday in
March of each year. beginning in
the year 1943, and when elected
shall serve until their successors
are elected and qualified.
''The officers of the corporation
shall consist of a president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer,
all of whom shall be elected an
nually by the Board of Directors
from among their number. One
or more offices may be filled by
the same person"
At said meeting, by unanimous
vote of the stockholders, the presi-
dent and secretary of the corpora
ton were duly authorized to execute
a certificate setting forth said
amendment and to cause the same
to be filed with the Corporation
Commission of the State of Arizona,
and recorded and published as
original Articles of Incorporation are
required to be recorded and pub
liShed.
NOW, THEREFORE, we hereby
certify that the above Amendment
was unanimously adopted at said
meeting, and the above is true and
correct copy of the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
hereunto set our hands and have
caused the seal of said Corporation
to be hereunto affixed or the
twenty-seventh day of April, 1912.
(Signed) WAYNE w. BLEAKLEY.
AS President
Attest:
(SigneO PAUL C. MOORE,
Asst. Secretary
CORPORATE SEAL)
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF VENANGO SIS:
This instrument was acknowledge
ed before me this 9th day of April,
1912, by Wayne w. Bleakley, as
President, and Paul C.. Moore, as
Asst. Secretary, respectively, of the
Richardson Real Estate Mining and
Commercial Corporation, corpora
ton.
| (Signed) MABEL E. WTTHERUP,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires: April 1st,
1943.
(NOTARY SEAL
No. 2501
STATE OF ARIZONA
County of Santa Cruz SIS.
! I hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed and recorded
at the request of Cusick & Lyons,
May 81 A. D. 1912 at 9 AM. Book 8
Art. Inc Pages 228.
Witness my hand and official
seal the day and year aforesaid.
MARY BETTWY,
County Recorder.
(SEAL)
(First Pub. 5/29/1942)
(LaSt Pub. 7/3/1942)
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
Karanl Named
Assistant Chief

Nasib Karam, county attorney,
was elected assistant chief of the
Nogales Volunteer Fire department
Tuesday night and will serve under
Chief Louis Escalada. Karam sue
ceedS Roy Gardner who recently
joined the army.
The second assistant chiefs posi-
ton, which was made vacant with
the advancement of Karam, will be
filled by Henry Shreve, also elected
Tuesday night.