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Nogales international., 1942-06-26
USO Drive
To End July 4

Approximately $3.50 Of the $750
quota for Santa Cruz County in the
USO drive hac been reise3 Up r
wednesday nocn, it was announced
by Fortunate Mazon, county chair
man, who said he felt confident the
quota total would be reached by July
4, the day the drive closes.
Contributions can be sent to the
Chamber of Commerce or direct to
the treasurer of the committee
Harry Wilson-of the First National
Bank.
Three hundred one dollar con-
tribuivons would put us over the
top, Mazon said.
The money is to be used for recre-
alton and entertainment Of soldiers
sailors and marines in the various
cantonmentS.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Hathaway
Candidate For
State Senator

William H. Hathaway, well known
cattleman, announces in today's No
gales International as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
State Senator.
A native of Santa Cruz County,
Hathaway was born at Locf1iel in
1890 and some years ago was a
member of the county board Of SUI
pervisors.
III recent years he has been a
member of the lower house of the
state legislature. He was appointed
by the board of supervisors to fill
the unexpired term Of Representa-
tive George Macdonald, who resign
ed to 60 into the army, and at the
following election was elected rep
resentative.
Hathaways family consists of his
wife and seven sons.
It is understood that Senator
James A Harrison, the man whom
Hathaway desires to succeed, is not
a candidate for reelection this
wear.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Barbecue At
Sonoita Two
Days, July As

A barbecue will be held during
both days of the annual rOdeo
and hOrseshow of the Santa
Cruz County Fair & ROdeO AssO-
citation at SOnoita July 4 and S,
it was announced at a meeting
in SOnoita a week ago last night.
Dave Jeffcott of Rail X Ranch is
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements and 81 Swyers of Pata-
gonia will supervise the barbecue.
He will build a pit on the fair
grounds Thursday. Beeves have
been donated by Robert Hale, r. c.
Larin1ore, G. L. Darlington and
Richard Kunde and other donations
are expected.
Beans, salad, gravy, bread and
coffee will be served with the bar
becued meat.
There will also be hamburger
stand on the grounds as well as beer,
soft drink and ice cream booths.
Serving of the barbecue will start
at IL am. each day.
Twenty five steers. Is calves, 8
bulls and bucking horses will be
furnisld for the rodeo by Otho
Kinsley of Amado
A public address system for the
two-day show has been arranged
and Jake Meyer Of Tucson will be
official announcer.
At the meeting a week ago last
night Hi Sorrells was appointed to-
obtain water wagon to sprinkle the
rodeo field and Sorrells and Blain
Lewis will see that the race track
is graded and ready for the races.
Attending the meeting were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvie Adams, Tr. and Mrs.
Robert Hale, Miss Doris Seibold,
DR.. L. W. Klene, H. B. Thurber,
Craig 2 ttillger, q. j. Bible, Frank
Hairs Il, Dave Jeffcott, William
Cresmyr, {, j. 7. Gardner, Blain
Lewis c. L. Csrringt IN, Si Swyers,
Hi Scrrells ano Lloyo 'Gatlin.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Mrs. Euerhart
Candidate For
School Sup't

Mrs. Cora Everhart, teacher in
the schools of this county 2112 years
and one of the county's most popu-
Lar educators. announces in today S
Nogales International as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
County School Superintendent, a
post she is now holding through
appointment last week by the board
of supervisors to fill cut the unex-
pired term of the late Mrs. Lula r.
Larimore, who died on June IL.
Born in Corydon, Iowa, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
GGeenlee, pioneers of that city, and
descendant of the first governor of
Iowa, Mrs. Everhar't graduated from
Denver, Colo, Normal. transferred
as credits to the University of Ari-
zona, and has taught school in Colo
RADIO and Wyoming in addition to
Arizona and holds a Texas teacher S
certificate.
She came to the territory OF Ari-
zona in 1912 a short time before Arl-
zona became a state on February
IA. 1912, and has taught in Tucson
and Mammoth as we'll as the 2l12
wears in Santa Cruz County-sH at
Vaughn, three at Egin, one each
at Potrero, Trlmacacori and Amado,
one and one half years at Rain
Valley and the past eight years at
Camille. Altogether she has been a
teacher a quarter Of century.
She is the wife of Charles Ever
hart. former locomotive engineer
and now a cattlenan in the Elgln
district where the Everharts took
I'm Al homestead in 1912. They have
one son. Jack, who is sergeant n
the headquarters office at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
Mrs. ENerhart was the first secTe
tary and second president OF tlt
Ee2i,l Wornan's Club and is direc
| ter CT the Santa Cruz County chap
ter OF the American Red Cross. Snr
also served the Santa Cruz Court
Fair & Rodeo Association as an offl-
Ger ten years, six of which as secre'
tary, and was postnist1sess at Elgi-,
for several years.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26

BY tn. time of the opening of
the annual 9TH of July rodeo at
SOnoita week from tomorrow,
the highway all the way from
NOgaleS to SOnOita will be in fine
shape, Dave Henderson, general
road foreman, informed the No
gales International this week.
Paving will have been completed
to point one half mile the other
side of Dave Jeffcott's Rail x ranch
(the old Ashburn place. making a
total of seven miles of paving beyond
Patagonia on the road to Sonoita.
On the day before the 4th the
remaining three and one half
miles of unpaved highway be-
tween Patagonia and SOnOita
will be scraped, Henderson said.
Width of the new paving on the
Patagonia Sonoita road is 26.4 feet
which is also the width from Pata-
gonia to this side of Circle z Ranch.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Six To Seven
Million In
Army By 1914

WASHINGTON, June 25 - The
War Msnpower Commission said the
coal for men in the armed forces is
6,O0a, coo to 1000 900 men by the end
C 1913; % 100000 workers will be
needed in war production and trans
portatlon by 1914; 100000 will be
required to harvest the 1943 crop.
The Presidents Committee on Fair
Employment Practice said in 1914
High School enrolment might be
reduced by 40 to so percent, college
enrolment by 10 to 80 percent, and
half the Nations schools may be
closed due to the increasing need
for Var workers.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
$4,000 Being
Spent At
Patagonia i Mill

At a cost of approximately
$4,000, the Patagonia Metal
Mills near Patagonia is enlarg-
ing its mill, r. E. Anderson.
assistant secretary of the COM
pany, said this week.
The mill is under government
contract to deliver manganese to
the government stockpile at Phoe-
nix
Upon completion of the enlarge
ment program in about ten days and
which was begun on October l last
year, the mill will have a capacity
of rs tons. Formerly it was from 80
to SO tons.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Prize Pr; List i For
Son,Ioita;I / Show
Drawn Up

List Of prizes for the various
events at the annual rOdeO and
horse show at S0noita July As
was drawn mp at a meeting
Wednesday evening at Dave
JeffcOtt's Rail X Ranch between
Patagonia and SOnoita.
The list will appear in the official
program, 1000 copies of which have
been ordered by the Santa Cruz
County Fair & Rodeo Association,
sponsors of the SOnoita show. This
is four times the number printed
for the county fair and rodeo last
fall.
Numerous valuable prizes for the
various events were obtained from
Nogales, Patagonia and Tucson buSd-
ness houses by a committee made
up of Duane Bird, P M. Capin and
Don Smith of Nogales and Blain
Lewis Of Patagonia.
Among persons attending We'd
nesday's meeting at Rail x Ranch
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hale,
Camille; Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Car
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Thur
ber. Sonoita; Miss Doris Seibold,
Patagonia; Duane Bird, P. M.
Capin, Nat Agnew, Don Smith.
Craig Pottinger. Nogales, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darlington and William Cream
er, Rail x Ranch.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
To Farm, $50.
To 800 Acres

William Meigs who has been living
in New York the last two years and
where he had an orchestra and has
been on the stage, has Joined his
mother Mrs. Dorothy F. Meigs, at
the Meigs ranch in San Rafael Val
ey.
He has begun the farming Of be-
tween $50 and 300 acres and also
contemplates engaging in the poul-
try business.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
JULY FIFTH

First race-Eighth of mile race
for Santa Cruz County raised foals
of 1910 with top weight of 100
pounds.
Second race-Quarter mile run for
horses that will have been roped on
at Sonoita show with top weight Of
160 pounds.
Third race-Quarter mile event
for non-winners in current Sonoita
show with top weight of 120 pounds.
Fourth race-550 yard open race
with top weight of 125 pounds.
Fifth race-Three quarter mile
pony express race participated in by
two three-man teams, one from
Tucson and one from Santa Cruz
county. Each horse Will run a quar-
ter of mile.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
JOINS THE NAVY

Edward M. Medina, 19, son G..
Mrs. EInestina Medina, 357 Hud&L}
street, and who has been bellho:3
and clerk at the Montezunla Hote i
for the past three yeraS, left Mon
day for San Diego where he is now
in the navy. He enlisted several
months ago but was delayed getting
in Until he could get a birth certifi-
cate.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Mail Sstuiee
Nogales To Tucson
Starting July l

Beginning July 1, delivery and
collection service will be made by
Star Route carrier on the trip from
Nogales to Tucson. If you wish
your mail delivered, please erect an
approved mail box on the right hand
side of the road least side) as mail
will be delivered on the trip from
Nogales only. Place your name on
the box and notify postmaster in
writing that you wish your mail de-
lvered.
CHARLOTTE CREAMER.
Tucson-Nogales Star
Route Carrier,
Tucson, Arizona.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Forest Fire
In Camille Area

A forest fire broke out at noon
IN Wednesday of last week on the
i'm Parker and Henry Wood ranches
n the Camille -E1gin district and
'fter burning over quite an area was
inally brought under control %
lours later.
Scere cf the blaze was about mid
way between Camille and Elgin, ap.
>roximately six miles from each
place.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
ATTENTION, RETAILERS!

Harry j, Karns, chairman of the
county rationing board. was advised
this week by w. H. Waggoner of
phoenix, state director, to inform all
'etailers in. this area that price lists
: cost of living commodities as de-
fined in Bulletin No. 2 must be filed
With the war price and rationing
BOARD by July /.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26

All events in the horse racing
program, to be held in SOnOita
July and 5 in connection with
the Fourth Of July rOdeO and
hOrseShOw, will be run off under
the supervision of the Southern
Arizona HOrsemen'S association,
it was announced yesterday.
r. c.. (Bob) Locke of Tucson viii
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Eight To Ten
Carloads Ore
Twice A Week

Eight to ten carloads of ore con-
centrates from the Trench and Du-
quesne mines are being shipped
twice a week from Patagonia, S. E.
Harris of the firm OF Strong & Har-
ris, said this week.
The firm has the contract TO,
hauling concentrates of the two
properties to the railroad.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
ROAD TO SONOITA WILL BE
IN FINE SHAPE BY TIME OF
nANNUAL RODEO OPENING
Paving Nears Completion To Point Beyond Rail X
Ranch Remaining Three Miles To Be
= Scraped Week From Today

From there to Nogales the width is
20 feet.
A week from today there will re-
main only about q miles yet to pave
before there is paving all the way
from Nogales to Fort Huachuca.
That 27 mile stretch is between a
half mile the other side of Rail x
ranch and the junction of Highways
81 and 80 where you turn off the
main road to enter the military
reservation.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Is, 10 And 20
Year Olds To
Register June 80

Next Tuesday, June 80, is the
day for the natiOn-w wide registra-
ton under selective service laws
of all Is, 19 and 20 year old
men.
James v Robins, chairman of the
county draft board. snnounces there
will be two registration places in
this co,rnty-one at the Firemen-
Legion Hall, Nogales; and the other
az the Woman's Club. Patagonia.
Hours of registration will be from
z am to pm. and all males born
CT or after Jan. 1, 1922, and on or
before June 80. 1924. must register.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Heavy Rain
East Of City

Bob Meigs, visitor here Wednes-
lay from the Meigs ranch in San
oafael Valley, said there was a
3prinkle Tuesday and rain all
round the ranch, especially in the
outh over the line in Mexico where
t looked like it was pouring down
to such an extent it put out ? 1orest
fire across the border"
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
RE-OPENS CAFE

kitty Glover returned Sunday
night from a vacation trip to Santa
Fe, NM, and Jackson, Wyoming,
and en- Monday re-opened her res
taurant, The Beanery, IN Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
SONOITA RACING PROGRAM
JULY As TO BE SUPERVISED
BY SOUTH ARIZONA ASSN
Race Program For Both Days Announced All Events
To Start Half An Hour Apart And Three
Entries Required For Each

from among Pima. Cochise and
Santa Cruz county ranchers num-
ber of officers from Fort Huachuca
will compete in the horseshow
events and Col. E. N. Hardy, post
commander, will serve as chief
judge.
Following is the race program for
the two days:
JULY FOURTH
First race-Quarter mile run for
Santa Cruz County raised horses
with top weight of 1875 pounds.
Second race-eighth of a mile run
for foals of 1910 with top weight of
120 pounds.
Third race-Eighth of a mile race
for horses that have been roped on
at Sonoita show, with top weight of
100 pounds.
Fourth race-Quarter mile open
event with top weight of 100 pounds.
Fifth race-Three eighths of a
mile open with top weight Of 1875
pounds.
Nogales international., 1942-06-26
Many Happy Returns

P. D. Clagett, June "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
'Spooks' Top
Riviera Bill
Cowboy Thriller
Shares Screen

Thrilling horror and rhrseks Of
laughter are combined in ..spool<s
Run Wnd." the mystery comedy
which comer 70 the Riviera thea
ter. and co-stars Bella Lurosi and
ths East Side Kids"
unmindful Of the fact that q
vicious killer known ~ The Mon
gter" b At large In the vicinity Of
the boys camp at which they are
staying. Leo Corey. Bobby Jordan.
Huntx Hall and the other members
Of thar gang venture out at night.
and become lost IN the woods
Finally they hlunder into an sban-
doned old mansion which has just
been occupied by the leering Lu-
gosi and his dwarf companion. and
20 through . night Of terror which
- filled with passages Of uncon-
ocious hilarity.
The cast supporting Lugosi and
the East Side Kids IN "spooks Run
Wild" includes Dorothy short. Da-
ND oBrien. George Pembroke.
Sammy Morrison. Angelo Rossito
and Rosemary Portia-
Az the companion attraction al
Barovic's house, Johnny Mack
Brown and Nell o'Day take over
thu screen IN Nan From Mon
tana-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Keep In Flying Il As. : 70 &c
$50. 10 80, also Dad Enc KIDS Il
Mob Town 70. SIG. $50. ; 90.
RONY-Greta Garno IN rao-racec
Woman u IS IS. Z .n5. 10 &C and
SO also Carois Lands IN Cadet
Giri." II 30. 24o. 50 3 %, f7.is.
Nj SIC BoA-Waiter pideeon IN Hos
Green Vas Ny valley u IS. } 80
$50 SIS q 80 also March O.
Time. y sOs 3 .05. els . les q &C
BLUE NOIsI Wait Dlsneyx
=Dumbo 1850. ass SIS 7.5s
o,<o. : As. also George Sander II
The Cav Falcon" 10. 50. IS.
Sis. y z0s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Lakewood Offers
Unusual Program

Lakewood Ice Arenas 3rd An
nual New Years Eve Party offers
a bit of the unusual this year to
local ice fans and devotees Of ex-
hibition skating.
This year the entire affair is in
charge OF the Arena department
heads. with Hal Webb presiding
as master OF ceremonies. Dewey
Hamilton at the mike. and Bob
Williams. Frank Melanson. Nellie
Gamblin and Fred Holt in charge
Of the rest OF the program
Highlighting this years program
which will start at 10.I5 and run
through tin a. m. will b, a group
OF special exhibition numbers put
on by Tacoms's outstanding
Junior stars. headed by Lois Sc
creto and Shirley Smith. and as
sisted by Dolores klaiber, Jean
Cheadle and ROME Stenger. all
members Of the Lakewood Junior
Figure Skating club.
Old Man 1871 "A coStumed
Father Tme-will be on hand to
skate his hilarious last gasp and
Miss 1912 will usher IN the New
Year on ice. The musical program
is under the direction OF Fred Holt
and Frank Melsnson has arranged
a New Years SUPER Deluxe. AZ
bargain tariff. out In the Snack
Shop.
In former years but one New
Years Eve session has been held
but this year the regular 7:45-1o
p. m session viii precede the New
Years party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
NEW CINDERELLA GIRL

Marjorie REYNOLDS has 81 chang
IS OF costume for her role as Fred
Astsires dancing partner and
Bing Croshy's sweetheart in Irving
Berlin's Holiday Inn. the Mark
Ssndrich production for Para
mount She also wears 20 changes
OF shoes. Both Of these high
marks constitute records for such
changes Of wardrobe in any one
film IN Paramount history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Our VIE also Tan Harmon n
Harmon Of Michigan
kEwooB-Rohsrt Aonsson@-x n
RAFt Il Heaven" also Richarc
A-ieu II FEinE Bind
PAkk-pennY Slnzletor n Blonde
n Society also Rufus Davis IL
Barnyard Fcilies
PRoCTuR-Tan1es StezHrf n Nav
Blue And Gold = also Damon Run
yon's Tight Shnes
ktAi.AkI-Rcgcr PTYor IN Bullets
for Q Hara also Robert Mnutzum-
erV IN Here Comes NJ Jordan
RE\-AarY Martin IN ~Kiss he BOYS
Goodbye also keye Luxe n Prs
sage from Hong kong
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

sHfiIl-Abootr anc Costello n Hold
That GnosE sisc Ricaa-c Arlcr n
Men q the T1ms<rianc
sI>>fT-Walter Pideeon n Bios-
SONS II tn Dust al<o Tom Hkr~
mon II Harmon o nichizar
ffNfif-Ann Sothern n Lazy -
Coed. also Wayne Morris II .Tss
smIiInE Ghost
LTBERTY Pusailup-Reo skeiton n
WnlstlIu IN ne Dark- slsc
Rhythm Eevelt
RIVIERA Sumnrr-BonitA Granviils
n Down II Szn Dlego sisc Ralph
Bellamy IN -EllerY Queens rerfert
Crime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
F. D. Plans 10 Deliver
Message 10 CONGRESS

WARRINGTON - Presi d e
Roosevelt said he planned to trans
init his state-of-the-union message
70 the congress In person. prob
ably on Jan. 8 or jan 7. He will
send the new budget TO congress
the day following. The new con-
gress win convene Jan. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Mark sandrich. producer-dircc-
tor Of Irving Berlin's Holiday
Inn" at Paramount. entered the
motion picture business by acct
dent when. n a visitor. he solved
IN engineering problem for a d.
rector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

william BOYD II "outiazs
o. the Desert i 20. z.is. 5 90
80. lois, also > CorkeTsd
Saiiorz- = sc. 8 30. els. 2 90.
RETuRS sHowISGs
BEVERLY - Robert Montgomery IN
Unfinished Business also Tom
Brown IN Niagara FAiis
CAPITOL - wallace Beerr ~ Bar
nazle BIZ also EDDIE Albert N
The Great NJ Nobody
CANEO--Sn shark Woman also Carole
Lands II SEA Raider
COMM My - Walt Disnevsz Pr
luctaut Dragon also Richard Arien
IN Plying Bind
Kay sTRIEI-MelFyn Douglas IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
GIFT Used

A g1ft from the Girl Guides,
British organization similar 10
Americas Girl Scouts. plays q
small but important role In
Madeleine CAROLS current Par
amount picture. Bahama Pas
sage, powerful desert island
drama II IL n sea-sheil covered
box. and shows Up on a table in
the picture IN Technicolor.
You help yourself when you buy
II 9 T>rfer.. poudU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Farm Bloc Fiqht
For Parity Prices
RACES in Capital

WASHINGTON, March 3 CINS).
The farm bloc fight for parity
prices continued TO rage in Con-
gress today, despite the action OF
Senate farm leaders in withhold
ing n parity amendment from the
S33 .O00, 000,00 war appropriation
measure, sent to the White House
yesterday.
AS the House prepared 10 open
debate on the $685., sos 1853 agri-
culture department supply bill. the
agriculture committee eaiied-See-
rotary Wickard 10 explain his po-
sition in advocating the sale OF
government-held farm commodl-
ties at less than parity prices IN
an effort TO hold market quota
tionS down.
Representative Fulmer CD OF
South Carolina. chairman OF the
agriculture committee, said that
Wickard will he questioned on his
stand, which is opposed 10 pro-
visions in the appropriations meas
Iure prohibiting the Commodity
Credit Corporation from selling
commodities at less than parity.
AryEpTTSEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Shy of Cash
OAKLAND Ration Board
Seeks Aid From U. s.
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. March 3. Unless
the Oakland County RationInC
Board is given federal money for
postage and long distance tele-
phone expenses. il may soon be
unable 10 function, County Clerk
Lynn y. Allen. chairman of the
board, said today.
The situation arose when the
county board Of auditors informed
Allen il would be responsible for
no more Of these expenses The
county has furnished office space
and furniture and the federal gov
eminent pays the salaries Of two
stenographers.
Unless the problem is solved
Allen said. Oakland County resi-
dents will be unable 10 purchase
new cars. tires and even sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Superhighwdy
Work 10 Start

Having received war depart
ment approval, state highway Of
ficials today plunged into the tasl;
Of constructing the first link in
proposed Harper-McGraw cross
town supcrhighway with the hope
that the 12-mile stretch will be
completed before the end of the
year.
This first link in the highway
will extend from Southfield road
and the Wabash Railroad, in Allen
Park. along the north side of the
railroad tracks 10 Chase road, just
east of the Ford Willow Run
bomber plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Ddirymen' S Farley
To Draw 1900 Here

More than 1900 persons are eX-
pected AT the annual midwinter
conference Of Dairy Councils which
will open here Thursday and con-
tinue through Saturday at the
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Chief Speaker at the banquet
Thursday evening will be Col.
Rohland A. ISker, in charge Of the
quartermaster corps subSlStency
research laboratory. who will dis
cuSS problems concerning feeding
men IN the armed services:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
WHERE 1T WOULD RUN

When completed, the Harper
McGraw croSStown as enviSioned
by the highway department would
extend from Morang and Seven
Mile roads 10 Chase and Hannah
roads.
Eventually it wifi he linked with
the supcrhiGhway between Detroit
and Chicago.
Completion Of this first stretch
is considered necessary to relieve
thc anticipated traffic overflow
that is certain 10 occur when the
Ford bomber plant at Willow Run
gets into production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Van Wagner Backs
Waterway Project

Complete support for the st.
Lawrence Waterway project was
pledged today by Gov. Murray d.
Van Wagner in A wire 10 Con-
gresham John Dingell, who is en-
listing aid for the project, now
pending before Congress in Wash
ington. The governor said:
Eve are for the st. Lawrence
project. / have already testified
before congressional committee
and will do everything can to
support it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Under Cover
Clouds Eclipse Eclipse;
Sky Gazers Sad

Astronomers, professional and
amateur, shook their heads diScon-
solately today over the cirrus and
alto-cumuluS clouds that conSpired
to prevent them from seeing the
moons eclipse last night.
Were il not for the cloud screen,
they would have observed the
moon rise. with a darkened seq
ment reaching totally in two
hours with totally lasting 30
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Pepper Talks in Canada

HALIFAX. y s. March 3 tINS).
Sen Claude Pepper Cd Of Flor
ida. addressing a second Canadian
war loan rally. today stressed the
need for cooperation between the
United States and Canada IN the
war effort.