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Nogales international., 1942-11-20
1t. Herbert King
Attending HARVARD

1t. and Mrs. Herbert M. King
former directors of the Nogales
High School marching unit, are
now at Cambridge, Mass, where
King is attending Harvard Univer-
sity, according to a letter received
last week end by the Nogales Inter
national from King, which, read in
part, as follows:
"Just finished reading the Nogales
International and enjoyed It sc
much
"I decided to accept my commits
sion in the Signal Corps instead OF
the Engineering Corps. Have been
in the Army for some time now and,
at the present time, am attending
Harvard.
"The weather here is pretty cold,
not like Sunny Arizona.
Mrs. King and I send our best
regards to our friends in Nogales.
lit Herbert M King,
Army Electronics Training Center
Austin Hall, Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass"
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Me,igs Resigns
Federal Post

Donald M. Nelson, head of the
War Production Board in Washine-
ton, announced October 81 that he
has accepted with particular regret
the resignation of Merrill G. MeigS
as deputy director of the aircraft
produ u"tion division, effective No
vembrr Is.
Mr.. Meas. who has relatives re-
siding in the San Rafael Valley II,
Santa Cruz County, has been called
back to the Hearst Corporate
which has loaned his services, witt
out compensation, to the Govern
ment during the past two years.
Meigs is one of the main execu
tives of the Hearst Corporation
owners of numerous newspapers
He makes his headquarters in Chi
cago.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Elrage Trades
Camille Ranch

TUCSON, Nov. 19-Mangus Ell
rage of Camille has traded his ranch
for a smaller estate in the Tanque
Verde area of Pima county, near
Tucson, it was announced yester-
day by the Arizona Trust Co., which
handled the transaction.
Under the terms of the trade,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elrage will take over
the 1O-acre estate of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward ]. Piggott, Jr., valued at
approximately $4,000, while the
Piggotts will assume ownership and
management of the Santa Cruz
County ranch.
Elrage has been engaged in cattle
ranching in Arizona and New Mex
leo for more than 40 years and is
tgiving it up because of his health.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Dalton Sells
Ranch And Buys
Duffy Home

Deputy Sheriff A. G. Dalton has
sold his 226-acne ranch and nine
room house, seven and one half
miles north of the city on the Tue
son road, to Geronimo Rouzaud,
dairyman, and has purchased the
Frank j. Duffy nine-acre place near
the river bridge on the Patagonia
highway.
Dalton and wife are moving to
the former Duffy home the first
of the month and Mr.. and Mrs.
Duffy are moving into town. The
place being vacated by the Daltons
was purchased from the Ronquillo
heirs in 1928.
The Duffy residence acquired by
the Daltons was built in 1929. It
has hardwood floors in every room,
and a lovely yard, and is very
modern home.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Leslie Hardy To
Graduate From
West Point In June
DANCE AT RANCHO GRANDE
THANKSGIVING EVE

Leslie Hardy, a cadet at West
Point, N. Y, Military Academy
will be commissioned in June, &C.
cording to a letter received this
week by the Nogales international
from his brother, End 1t. Charles
L. Hardy, now stationed at Fort
Ord, California.
The other Hardy boy, Sgt. John
E. Hardy, is a member of Co. E o1
the 158th Infantry at Fort Clayton
Panama Canal Zone.
Charles, Leslie and Jack are sons
of Mrs. Dorothy Hardy of San Di-
ego and the late Superior Court
Judge Charles L. Hardy, who died
here seven years ago next month
They are grandsons of Justice OF
the Peace Chanles E. Hardy of this
city.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Victory Service
Flags
On Sale Here

Every American family should be
proud that it has son, a daughter,
a brother, or other relative in some
branch of the services of the coun-
try-army, navy, marines, air corps
or other military service.
Every lodge, factory, church or
community should be proud of it's
workmen or members who have TAX
en- their places in the armed forces
against Axis domination.
There is nc better way to display
that pride than the appearance OF
a Victory Service Flag in the win
dow of the home, the plant, lodge
room, club room, or displayed In
scme prominent place in the COM
munity itself.
The Nogales International through
a special arrangement with the Vic
tory Service Flag Company of
Cleveland, Ohio. is able to furnish
its readers the Service Flag which
is, a direct descendant of the ser
vice flag of World War No. l, which
was designed and patented by the
, late Col r. L. Queisser.
This official emblem is SYMBOL
cal of service 1t is beautifully de-
signed. 1t is carefully made. In
fact, designers and makers have
accomplished fixed reverence in
/ the flag itself which silently pro-
(Turu to Page Siy1
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
l4O Teen Age Boys In Santa Cruz
County Get Draft Questionnaires;
None May Be Inducted Till January
High School Youths May Ask For Deferment Until
End Of School Year In May If Called In
Last Half Of School Year

First questionnaires to Is and
19 year cid boys since Congress
lowered the draft age were mail
ed Wednesday by the Santa
Cruz Selective Service Board.
Instructions to send out the ques-
tionnaires came Tuesday from state
selective service headquarters in
Phoenix.
About 14O boys in this county re-
ceived the questionnaires. These
were among the POI who registered
June 80. A lot of the group had
become 20 and inducted since the
registration day and many others
have enlisted.
It will be at least a month or 40
days before the first of the teen age
youths are inducted. The boys
have ten days in which to return
the questionnaires, then they are
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Soldiers Leaue
For Fl. Macarthur

Commanded by Acting Corporal
Robert Fain. eleven selective service
nen who had been here on a two
week furloug-l. left yesterday after
loon for the Argny's reception CEN
er at Fort Macarthur, California.
In the Cup, in addition to Fain,
Tere Const ntino Karabias. Modesto
B. Romo, Leonard L. Cisneros, Joe
\. Ellis, Emilio Z. Senac, Alfonso
7. Diaz, Miguel F. Rosas, Frank E.
Dupuy, jose T.. Urnea and Gustavo
Estrada.
A group of IS men will leave here
Tuesday fer final physical eXamin-
alton at the Army's induction CEN
ter in Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20

classified and ordered for physical
examination two weeks after CLASH
fled.
Since the local draft board ap-
parently has sufficient single men
of other ages to meet its December
call of perhaps 80 selectees, it is
probable the first teen age boys
here will not be inducted until jan
uary.
High school boys of draft age may
ask for deferment until the end Of
the school year in May if they are
in the last half of the school year
when called.
Registration of boys who have be-
come 18 since June 80 will be held
between Dec. II and Dec 81. After
that, youths will register as they
become 18.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Griffith Flying
To Honduras

Buster Griffith, former janitor at
the Roosevelt school, arrived Tues
day from Flagstaff where he has
been working on a defense project,
and is leaving Monday for Los An
geles from which city he will de-
part via airplane fer British Hon
duras where he will do construction
work on airfields and roads.
All expenses of the trip are being
paid by construction company.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
TODAY LAST DAY TO
REGISTER FOR GAS
IS Leaving
For Induction
Center Dec. |

Orders for Is selective service
men to leave here on December /
for the Ar1ny's induction center at
Phoenix were issued yesterday by
the draft board.
The fifteen are Jesus Garcia
Mendoza, Allen Charles Collins,
Justo Aros Anaya, William Trujillo
Gourdin, Dolores Noriega, Eugene
Rivera Pereida, Frank Osborn
Stanford, George Quevedo Caneloz,
Francisco Rivera Rivas, Alvin Lee
Sisk, Benjamin Daniel Monarque,
Armando Ted Santa Cruz, James
Macris, Robert Berrellez and Nodes
to Padilla.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20

Today is the last day for Sam
ia Cruz COunty's 1855 passenger
car owners to apply for gasoline
ration books which will entitle
all of them to the right to burn
16 gallons a month.
The big task of registering these
people began in schools of the coun-
ty Wednesday morning. Nogales
automobile owners are registering
at the high school on Plum street
Superintendent of Schools A.
J. Mitchell announced yesterday
afternoon that for the convent
ence of miners and others who
could not register before S p.m.,
the high school would be kept
open last night and tonight un-
til o'clock.
The first day of Santa Cruz
County's gas rationing registration
closed Wednesday night with indi-
cations that the enrolment was
light, at least in the city of No
gales, where only 269 registered.
All motorists who wish to have
gasoline for the duration (nation-
wide gasoline rationing to go into
effel Dec. u, must get application
blanks, obtainable at any service
station, and the blanks must be
filled out correctly and completely
before being taken to registration
place.
No "A" books will be issued to
motorists unless an application has
been secured and filled in, it was
stated. Form No. R-534 is the
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
1t. Teyechea Sees
Tom Robinson
In Colombia

1t. Rudy Teyeche8, in a letter to
Mrs. Dorothy Titcomb, clerk of the
superior court, received Tuesday,
said that on a trip to Colombia,
South America, he saw Tom Rob
inson and Robinson wished to be
remembered to his friends in No.
gales.
Robinson, former u. S. Consul
in Nogales, Sonora, is now consul
in Colombia.
1t. Teyechea left here with the
National Guard two years ago this
fall and has been stationed in the
Panama Canal Zone.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20

Not to be outdOne by other
cities of its size in the nation,
NOgaleS will celebrate national
Women At War Week'-NOv.
1928, in grand style, it was
announced yesterday by Mrs. A.
j. Abbott, county chairman OF
the WOmen's Section of the War
Savings Staff of the U. S.
Treasury Department.
Purpose of the week-lOng ceIe-
bratiOn is to build up the great
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Letter From u. S.
FHer In Germany

A letter to j. G. Tovrea from his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Della Tovrea
Stuant of Phoenix, says she had a
card from Ed Tovrea, written in
Germany Sept. 2. The letter ad-
vised he was well and said "please
send me a pipe and some pipe to-
bacco."
Ed Tovrea, U. S. Army flier,
nephew of j. G. Tovrea, was
shot down by the Germans while on
a flight from England several
months ago and is now a prisoner
in Germany.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
Ensign Titcomb
Visitor Here

Enroute to the aircraft carrier re-
placement unit at Alameda, Cali
fornia, Ensign John A. (Jack) Tit
comb, U. s. Naval Reserve, a pilot
in the Navy Air Corps, arrived Sun
day night from Chicago and will
leave here a week from today.
Young Titcomb, 81 year old sen
of Mrs. Dorothy Titcomb. gradual
ed on Sept. IS from the Corpus
Christi, Texas, Naval Air Station,
commonly known as 1.-The Univer-
sity OF The Air" From there he
went to Miami, Florida, and then
to Chicago where he spent ten days
on business.
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
THANKSGIVING EVE BALL TO
HICHLIGHT CELEBRATION OF
WOMEN AT WAR WEEK HERE
Admission To Dance At Rancho Grande Wednesday
To Be By Purchase Of Bonds Or Stamps In
Minimum Amount OF $1.OO

est weeks sales of War Saw
ings Bonds and Stamps in each
community.
Mrs. Abbott is being assisted b.
the following women in making ar
rangements for the big sales driv'
in Santa Cruz County:
Mesdames Marshall Quesenberry
C. B. Wilde, George Taylor, Viii
liam Macgregor, j. B. Page, Charles
S. Smith, A. A. Burnand, Enrique
Torres, Julio Pima, Jr., James Man
son, C. H. McNulty, Roy v. Chesh-
ire, Zellie Capin, j. D. Jones, Hillie
Capin, Nogales; Mrs. Lee zins.
meister, Mrs. James Upchurch, Pat
agonia; and Mrs. j. T. Garrett, Tu-
bae.
DANCE AT RANCHO GRANDE
THANKSGIVING EVE
Main entertainment event of
the week will be dance on
Thanksgiving eve Wednesday
night in beautiful and spacious
Rancho Grande. Mrs. Winnie
Myrick, manager of Rancho
Grande, has graciously turned
over the resorts pretty ballroom
for this great celebration and
the Robles Orchestra, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick, will
furnish the music.
Main object of the dance, which
is expected to attract the largest
crowd at social event in this city
in many years, is to increase the
sale of war bonds and stamps in
this county Admission to the dance
will be by purchase Of bonds or
stamps in a minimum amount Of
one dollar per person.
During the dance the Minute
Maids" of Nogales, a bevy of pretty
girls, will make their initial ap-
pearance.
In addition to the ball at Rancho
Grande, all through the week from
Nov. % to % there will be stamp
booths in various parts of the city
and H. G. Chernin, county chair
man of the war bond and stamp
drive in Santa Cruz County, will
personally advance all stamps to
be used at these booths and also the
dance
Nogales international., 1942-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL TO BE KEPT
OPEN UNTIL 8 TONIGHT FOR
GAS RATION REGISTRATION
All Automobile Owners Must Get Ration Books If
They Wish To Obtain Gasoline After Dec. 1;
1855 Passenger Cars In County

! blank which must be filled, and it
must give the name, address and
license number of the driver, the
year, model, make and body type
of the automobile; the cars, tire
numbers and other information.
No card will be issued if mo-
torist has more than five tires, it
was emphasized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Most organizations, when they're
throwing a benefit ball or enter
tainment, have the filters until
the box office is counted.
But John Dowd, grand knight,
says il isn't that way with the
Knights of Columbus and their
Easter Monday affair for the men
in service. The party is a success
already. and by success he means
that enough money has been
cleared TO run their work for a
year.
The work. il you haven't heard,
consists of furnishing lodging,
food, cigarets. candy and enter
tainment 10 any man in United
Nations uniform of whatever re-
ligious creed.
And that adds up TO quite an
item when you figure bedding,
towels. soap. free cigarets and
such. Not a cent has been, nor
will be. accepted from a service
man. The money has been raised
by individual 25-cent subscriptions.
Mondays ball Is free Of charge
and Frank Isbey, state chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Service Notes
Service TNofeS
Swimming Class
Opened for Mp
At Fort Brady

Monday and Wednesday swim
ming classes have been inaugu-
rated at Fort Brady, Mich, for the
benefit of the 702d military police
battalion. Use of the Saulte High
School pool has been proffered for
the soldiers, instruction TO be given
by a Lieutenant Tower of Com
pany d, who will have charge of
the beginners. and a Lieutenant
Likover Of Company B, who will
teach advanced swimmers on
Wednesdays.
"Slapsie Make" Rosenbloom,
once electromagnetic boxing
champion and more recently a
Hollywood film actor, will visit
Fort Custer on April 13 and ID. He
is making a two-week tour of
army camps in Missouri, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Michigan and New
York states. He'll be serving up
for the soldiers benefit his pecu-
liar style of mumbo-jumbo gags
which he calls "RoSenbloomisms"
and his inimitable mugging. His
tour is under the auspices of the
USO Camp Shows, Inc.
DR.. Francis w. Dryer, 7448 Lin
wood avenue, has been commits
stoned a lieutenant commander in
the navy and ordered 10 active
duty at Quantico, Va.
Camp Roberts. Cal, lists 80 De-
troiters as recent additions to its
personnel. These boys now have
completed their tests and have
been assigned to the Nineteenth
Infantry for six weeks of basic
training. They are: William r.
Kretz, Robert Vail, Leonard Ia
wislak, Stanley Stawiarski, Mi
chael Sahara, William Wyroba,
William Stanton, John Spausti-
MATHS. Stanley Sudol Jr., Archie
w. Tilford. Francis Wojtaszek,
Joseph Olszewski Jr.. Benny OILS
zewski. George Schwartz. Clarence
Montroy, Paul Martell, Earl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
PEOPLE You Know
K. Of c. Ball for Service Men Succeeds in Advance

shop at a display showing what
the new cuffless. vestless, pleat.
less, shorter-coated mems suits
will look like. When 1 got nosey,
he pointed mutely across the
street.
There. in a women's apparel
shop, was a chic little slack suit
for madame. complete with deep
cuffs, dozen pleats, gussets,
patch pockets. matching sweater
vest of the same material and a
three-Quarter length coat.
Saw Dan O'Brien, hustling
young attorney, taking time out
to steer friend through the
business OF getting q marriage
license.
There is one way you can get
rid Of any Japanese-made products
you happen TO be stuck with, says
Joseph Pritchard, manager of T.
B. Rayrs.
A recent inventory turned up a
flock Of japanese tea pots, and he
knew they were so much mud II
he tried to sell them the regular
way. So he announced the pro-
ceeds would 20 TO the war depart
ment, and he could have sold
twice as many.
Just heard that Carroll Cary
has been made manager of Paine,
Weber & Co., brokers, in their
Fisher Building Offices and
that Ben Marsh, father OF the
Pearl Harbor hero. was elected
assistant vice president Of Mich
igan Bell.
Neal Cutliff. who's been secre-
tary TO Traffic Judge Thomas F.
Maher for some years, is in Vet
Grams Hospital in Dearborn for
treatment of a back injury he re-
ceived in the last war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

they appear, may be exchanged
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
CLIP THIS STAMP


Bearing the insignia of
SCOUTING SQUADRON vS-4l
Being born TO the purple"
l. not more of social posture
than IL II Of military conse-
quence. All I'm the service Of
the corps are without benefit
of social plane, but are lev
eled off 10 a common rank of.
one purpose, one ideal and
one objective. Whatever he
may acquire OF aristocracy In
attained, not inherited: rank
at which he arrives through
his own perseverance and In
genulty.
One day I'm June, 1927, q
member of that veteran pi-
lots unit know rs THE
Fighting One" reported for
duty wearing a battered top
hat. For some time dissatis-
faction with their fighting
eagle insignia had been mani
fest. II was on this occa-
sion that the idea for the
new insignia was born, and
the group became the High
Hats" on the adoption of
their new emblem. Changes
In designation TO that of its
present. Scouting Squadron
al, failed to wrest from II
the high hat insignia.
Insignia Stamp Design Copyright, 1919,
Hearst Publications. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
T u F F Y

Peetsch, Harold Jewett, Austin
Hodge, Peter w. Locke, Roy M.
Hughes, Elmer J. Leggett, Leo
Kubus, Alex Bryson, James Chan
dler, Vince KusmenSki, Virgil A.
Sisco, James w. Niahos, Thomas
F. MCGOWAN and Loren f. Richie.
Nine Michiganders are included
in the list of 121 aviation cadets
appointed at Fort Dix, N. j., and
have been sent to a basic flying
school for a seven and a half
month course after which they will
receive second lieutenant commits
Sions. They are: Edward w. AL
lard. Menominee; Armando II. AM
balagi, BeSSemer; Edward J.
Cloutier, Lake Linden; Joseph l..
Eichelberg, Greenville; George B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
NOTHING COMPLICATED

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Cast, st. Joseph; Edward c. Early,
1857 Monica; LaVerne D. Schnus,
6493 Fisher; Daniel c. Hammang
347 West Grand boulevard. and
Raymond B. Hart, $4,000 Mettetal,
Detroit.
A recent arrival at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station. Ill.
is Julius G. Bejczi, 9551 Kaier
street. Bejczi was a member of the
1941 championship softball team
here and also was state church
table tennis titleholder before his
enlistment. He has the rank of
third class storekeeper.
Robert Gentel, 1859 Cass avenue.
is among those undergoing prelim-
mary flight instruction at the
naval base at New Orleans. Hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

man Of tn q
defense bond
drive, will be
on h a n d TO
We n w . y
n $1,000 bond.
Mary Breivo-
gel, president
of the Union
G u q Ia n
Girls Gu b,
has pledged
the member
ship to attend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Harrison, 676 West Willis, is sta
toned at Camp Narkley, Tex, in
the medical department.
Capt. S. G.. Reisman, 500 Bel
mont avenue, is on the medical
staff in Hospital No. 2 at Scott
Field, Ill.
Staff Sgt. Roland v. Reed. 4433
Sixteenth street, is visiting his
parents on a Today furlough from
the station hospital at Camp Davis,
N. c. He is graduate of North
western High School.
Pvt. Henry S. Stabazynski, 4945
Wesson. who is completing an
eight-week basic training course.
has won the left field berth on
the Camp Robinson baseball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Copyright, 1912, by King Features
One Of the most accurate and
sensitive indications of the
general state of trade is the
market demand for what highly
corrosive acid?
fighting forces are
augm ented by three big
auxiliary services called the
"Wrens," the "Waafs" and the
Ats" Can you give the full
names Of at least two?
Whose wife was turned TO Al
pillar of salt?
"A bunker on board ship Is
another name for a: Sailors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Paul Fogarty


hammock, coal bin. card player.
Which?
Wilson, In 1915, in-
augurated a policy Of watch
full waiting" To what was the
allusion?
6-Besides having no food value
one OF these Is not q SUGAR.
sucrose, glucose, ssccharin.
Which?
THE lake herring ID said q
range from Lake Memphrsrna-
cog to Lake Superior. Where
Is the former?
ANSWERS on Page 81
your Own R.rosoeps." -
Frances Drake, IL one % maay
famous features In TIE Dsersst
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Man who wouldn't give his name
was muttering as he looked into
the show windows of a Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Cass avenue at Times Square,
Detroit, Mich, enclosing
STAM Ed, SELF-A D.
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
Series ! TO 10 of the FULL
COLOR stamps is now available
as COLOR STAMPS IL to 20 will
be obtainable after publication of
black and white stamp copy No.
20, tomorrow, and so on.
You can start NOW 10 make a
collection, regardless of whether
you have sent for any series of
full color stamps, regardless of
whether you have clipped any of
the black and white stamp copies.
The thing to remember is that 10
ANY 10 black and white
stamp copies, regardless Of when