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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. Campbell.
22al ErskIne 81.

Atty. Chns. Campbell.
sesi Erskine -.
STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
fer the County % Wayne IN Chaneery
GERTRUDE RARTOWsKY. PLAINTIFF
Va JOHN KARTowsKr, Defendant.
40. sss.Ses
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session 81 said court held IN the
CITY Of Detroit. FEB 4. isf2
Present The Hon. DewITT n hEh-
RAN Circuit Judge.
n atisfsctoriiy appearing ~ an'oaN"
on Ole that summons issued herein can
not be served because the residences OF
defendant u unknown and after dili-
get search and inquiry u cannot Be as
eertained IN what state or Country 'he
said defendant resides.
II n ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill OF complaint uieo
herein may be taken a. confessed ard
that this order he served and published
according 20 Law and a copy rnailed -
the defendant a. his last known address
Dewitt X. MERRIAM
Circuit judge
a True Copy,
cAsPAR J. LrNGEMAN. Clerk
by J. = GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. s-l-t-''
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court for the County ~ wayne IN Cham
cerv
HENRY r0rLEY. rlain'lr rs MAR
crRET cOnIr-y. Defendant
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oRnER rOR APPTARANcE

A. session ~ said court held in The
civ 80 Detroit Feb. e. iste
Present The Hon GuY A. MILLER
Circuif lodge.
II satisfactorily appearing ~ andatit
on Me that defendant IL NOT resident
~ tho state Of Michigan but resides ~
SIC Wisconsin Avenue. Milvaukee. WIS
consln
II IL ordered that the defendant sp-
pear herein within three months from The
date % this order Or the bill ~ come
plant fled herein be taken as confessed .
ard that This order he served and pub
nshed according 70 law and a copy uAn-
- 70 defendant az her last known 81.
dress
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR j. LfNGEMAN. Clerk.
By 4. HARcREAvEs.
Deputy clerk s2i-J-..
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No. 3gt.s6a
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

A. 4 session % said cour, held In the
CRY ~ Detroit Fen. -. 1912.
Present. The iion DewlTT II MER-
RAN Circuit judge
II satisfactorily appearing ny AFFIDAVIT
m re that the defendant Is not p resi-
cent n the state ~ Michigan hut re-
sides ~ iss3 Pcachtree street, Atlanta.
Georgia.
II il ordered that she appear herein
within three months from the date 81
this order or the tlii - com pialnt MED
herein may be taken ~ confessed ard
that this order he served and published
according ~ Jaw and cory thereof
mailed 20 defendant AZ her last known
address
Dewitt u MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
cAsPAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk
Py THOMAS 3 CABLE
Deputy Clerk s-ef--s-.
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No. 1880
ORDER TO APPEAR

No 1880
ORDER TO APPEAR
A. session ~ the above entitled Court
hold IN tho COUNTY building thisieth fav
- March. a y 1852
Present The Hon ROBERT " TOMS.
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory Information appearing b.
Afdafit fha' the Defendant MArtha
Clinton ~ not resident ~ Michigan.
hnt that her last known rlace % resi-
denre was - al T.. Palmer. Apartment
? Defrcr. Michigan. that tho Defendant
~ nnf now 80 above address. that she
= "ifher hiding or has len the stare Of
Michigan
OS MOTION or WILLIAM T. PAT.
RICK. ST. Attornev for plainfir
y II hereby Ordered that the Defend
ant enter her appearance either IN per-
son or BY Attorney within three months
from date hereof or the pil % Com
niairt will be taken ~ confessed against
her.
n 10 further Ordered that y true copy
- his order he sent 20 'he last known
address ~ registered mail postage pre-
paid return receipt requested and that
= true copy - said order be published
according 20 law
RORERT w. TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR , f.fNGEMAN. clerk.
ny : y GRACE.
Deputy Clerk f7i--s-7.
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Atty. Chas. Campbell.
2gaf Ershlne 81.

STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County Of Wayne IN Chancery.
nfNfTER COIfFr. Plaintiff, w.
TsANA COLTFF Defendant.
No. 32f.O26
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. a session ~ said court held in the
CITY Of Detroit. Feb. 2 1919
Present The Hon. DeWTTT ~ MER-
RAN Circuit Judge.
~ satisfactorily appeArine by anidavif
on nle that the defendant IL not resi-
dent 81 the state Of Michigan hut re-
sides IN the village ~ BAsARBOVOKO-
LfA-RUsE- BULGARIA.
n n ordered that she appear herein
within three months from tho date Of
this order or the bili ~ complaint nied
herein may be taken ~ confesafd and
that this order he served and published
according % law and copy mailed 20
the defendant ~ her last known address.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
cAspAn " fTNCENAN. Clerk
nv a. HARCREAVEs.
Deputy Clerk 7.1f-f-f.
Dewitt IT, MERRIAM.
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Ernest c. Mitchell.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in tho circut
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan.
Gerry.
CONFESS MOTLEY, Plaintiff Va
MALDE MOTLEY. Defendant.
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No. 3e3.e53
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

Al session 81 said court held N the
CITY Of Detroit. Jan. ~. 1919
Present The Hon, Dewitt IT, MER-
RAM Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by anidavi'
on file that the defendant n not resi-
dent a. The state ~ Michigan hnt re-
sides IN the VILLAGE OF PISASITS-
RvsE- OK oLIo- BULGARIA.;
II r. ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date %
this order or the hiil OF complaint nied
herein NAV hc taken as confessed and
that this order be served and published
according ~ law md cory mailed ~
the defendant - her last known address.
Dewitt n MERRIAM
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR ! LrNGEMAN. Clerk
nv T. F GRACE
Deputy clerk. s-2i-l-t.
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Attys. BIedsoe and simmons
1909 broadway

Attys. Bledsoe and simmons
1909 broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne In Chan
cory
DEWITT BLOCKER. Plaintiff. VS.
FANNIE BLOCKER Defendant
No. ssi.e64
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al A session Of said court held AZ the
courthouse In the city ~ Detroit IN said
county and state on the 18th day OF
February AID. 1879.
Present: Tho Hon. Dewitt IT. MER-
RIAM. Circuit Judge.
on reading and Ming the affidavit
hereto attached. from which u appears
that tho defendant Fannie Blocker. Il
not a resident OF Detroit. Michigan. but
when last heard OF and from resided at
Mt. Cav. w. Virginia, Therefore
on MOTION or Edward a. Simmons.
Attorney for plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED that the defendant
appear In this cause within three months
from the date hereof. whether IN per-
son OF by attorney. and that her failure
80 20 do will cause her default 10 be
taken.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED TINT
copy OF this order be published IN the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper printed
and published In the County ~ WAYNE.
Detroit. Michigan. according 70 law
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order, together with a
copy OF the AFFIDAVIT upon which Il r.
founded. DO served upon the defendant
1T her last known place OF address by
registered mail. return receipt demand
ed
And all Of which foregoing IL 20 or
dered.
Dewitt II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
by J. +. GRACE.
DEPUTY Clerk a-1s-f-fi
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. Campbell,
22si Er~kine II.

sTNTE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for ,hA county % Wayne IN chancery
ERNEST MYERS PLAINTIFF. vs. FI.Oy
MYERS Defendant
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Atty. William 7. Patrick. er.,
1901 ~ Anfofne Gtrsef

STATE or McHfGAS IN the Circuit
Court FOR 'hs County u Wayne IN Chan
cory
JULIAN CLINTON. p,aln,r " MAR
TIA CLINTON nefsr1ant
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ATTY. oha-. Campbell,

STATE cF MICHIGAN Circuit ccur,
for tho cnunty ~ Wayne IN chanrery
BARNEY SKINKIs. Plaintiff. Ns IT.
LA SKiNKfs Defendant
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Attys. Crnham. Garvin 4 Smith,
I41G Hrueh 81


Court for the County % Wayne in chan
cerv.
CHARLIE rvEy. Plaintiff. vs. ELLA
fVEY. Defendant
No. 32f.ItO
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held IN the
Court House IN tho city Of Detroit.
Wayne County. Michigan on this 9Th
dav Of February. A.D. 1919
Present: Honorable DEWITT r. MER-
RAM Circuit Judge.
~ satisfactorily appearing from the
Anidavlt ~ the Plaintiff on hle IN the
above entitled cause. that the Defend
ant. Ella Ivey, II not resident OF this
state,
TT Is ORDERED tina, Ella Tvey ap-
pear and answer the bill Of Complaint
fIed IN this cause within three months
from the date Of this order. or said Bii
will be taken ~ confessed against her.
1T re- FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy Of said order he sent ~ the last
known address ~ the said defendant by
registered mail and IN case M rerls-
tered return receipt signed by the De-
fendart r. received that this order be
published. ~ required hv Law
Dewitt IT. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAspAR }. TTNGEMAN. clerk
nv J. r. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. s-7-t1e.
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Atty. willis NJ. Graves.
tf6 II. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN N. c,,..
Court for the County Of Wayne IN cA,s
Gerry.
ALGIE EVANS. Plaintiff. " JUL, NJ
Evans. Defendant.
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Atty. Chns. Campbell,
2qeI Erskine ST.

STATE OF MICHIGAN cironr Court
sor the County % Wayne IN Chancerv.
PENr pOcHoFF. Plairfln. - NINA
DOCHoFF, Defendant
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M. 393.6yI
nnnEn EnR APpE ANcE


At session Of said court held IN the
CITY ~ Detroit Jan. 2s. ist2
Present; The Hon. Dewitt II. MER-
RAM. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that tho defendant II not resi-
dent Of the state ~ Michigan but re-
sides az lot West 9th street. cTNc1N-
NATL OHIO:
II ~ ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill OF complaint hled
herein NAV be taken ~ confessed ana
that this order be served and published
according 70 law and a copy mailed 10
the defendant AZ HE last known address
DEWITT II. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True Cory,
cAsPAR J LfNGEMAN. Clerk
nv y. L. GRACE
Deputy clerk .-2i--i-i
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Attys Lewis. Rowiefte a Brown.
100 ~. Antoine ST.


STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In chan.
Gerry.
ROY a. MCKNIGHT. PLAINTIFF, "a
HENRIETTA MCKNIGHT. Defendant
NO. S2f.5ia
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held A. the
Court House in the City Of Detroit On
tho 10Th dav OF February. AID. iei.
Present; Hon. Dewitt II. MERRIAM,
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit showing
that n cannot be ascertained IN What
state or country the defendant nov 70.
sides and her present Whereabouts
unknown. that her last known residenes
was 900 Greenwood Avenue. City ~ VIM
ston-Salem. County OF Forsyth and state
Of North Carolina.
on MOTION OF LEWIS. ROwLETTs
& pRowN. Attorneys for Plaintiff
IT rs ORDERED that the defendant
Henrietta Mcknight. enter her aprear'
ance IN said cause on or before Three
80 months from the date OF this order.
or the hill OF complaint filed herein may
be taken az confessed and that said or.
der he published and copy thereof
served upon the defendant. Henrletta
McKnight. by registered mall. a. reouir-
81 by law In such case made and PRO
vided.
Dewitt IT. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
CAspAR y 11NGEMAN. Clerk.
nv r. f. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. 3-7-f-iA
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Attys. lewis. Rowlette q Brown.
100 81. Antoine 81.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne In chan
Gerry
RoRERr SANDERS. Plaintiff Va
LOWE SANDERS. Defendant.
No. sss.o3s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court. held Az
the Court House. in the City Of Detro"
on tho Ord day OF February. AID. 1871
Present. The Hon. Dewitt H. MEN
RAM. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit SHOWING
that II cannot be ascertained IN wn"
state or county the defendant now r.
sides. and her present whereabouts
unknown. that her last known place ?.
residence. was $685. Moore Place, CITY 2.
Detroit, County Of Wayne and state Of
Michigan.
ON MOTION OF LEWIS. RowLETTB
& BROWN. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED that the said deten-
dant enter her appearance In said eauss
on or about three (3l months from w
date OF this order. or the bill OF com,
plant may be taken aa confessed ana
that said order be published and a copy
thereof served upon defendant by reg
istered mail, a. required by law
Dewitt II. MERRIAM,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINoEMAN. Clerk
BY J. r. GRACE. -,
Deputy Clerk. 9-fi-t't
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Atty. cha.. Campbell.

Atty. Chas. Campbell.
22ei Erskine So.
STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit cour
for the County OF wayne In Chancery.
IRWIN McENHEIMER. Plaintiff '.
HENRIETTA McENHETMER. Defendant
NO. s23,bSb
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ a session Of said court held IN tns
City Of Detroit. Jan. %. 1919.
Present; The Hon DeWTTT II. MEN
RAM. Circuit Judge
" satisfactorily appearing BY aniosN"
on hie that the defendant r. not resi-
dent ~ the State OF Michigan but ~
sides AZ eli Singer Place. Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania;
II Il ordered that shs appear herein
within three months from the date 2.
this order or the bill Of complaint nlea
herein may be taken a. confessed ena
that this order be served and published
according n law and a copy mailed 20
the defendant ~ her last known address
DewfTT ". MERRIAM,
Circuit Judf<
CAsPAR j. LIN0EMAN, Clerk.
~ a. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. t-si-t-e
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Atty. Chas. Campbell.
e2al Erskine st.

STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for tho County OF Wayne in Chancery.
VIVIAN KENNY. PiaintiN. VS.. Ed
WARD KENNY. Defendant
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E5s9E3H

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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. =. .. Flanagan.
1897 Y. Dawson

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN cnsn-
Gerry
LEONARD MusALI- Defendant.
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
Army Planes Highlight OF Fiesta

Highlight of the entire eight-day fiesta which
closed here Sunday was the visit to Nogales of the
Army training planes from Kelly Field, Texas.
To Lieut. Col John H. Bundy, Col H. w. Prosser,
former resident of this city, and others, who had
hand in staging such flight, the community (both
Nogales, Arizona, and sister city of Nogales, Son
ora) is deeply grateful.
Never before was there such showing here Of
Uncle Sans air might. Fifty-two Of the Army single
engine training planes, and one two-engne trainer,
which left Kelly Field for Nogales, got here safely
Only one didn't arrive. 1t made landing at Sahuar
i Absence of accidents proved that the fine young
pilots in those planes on that long flight have been
properly trained.
Each and every one of the boys plotting. those
planes was topnotcher in Army flying circles. Each
was gentleman and definition of gentleman in our
opinion is person who conducts himself properly,
lacks any desire for rowdyism and possesses real per
sonality Undoubtedly those youths were from some
of the best homes in the states from which they
hailed.
The boys liked Nogales and Nogales liked the
boys Our wish is that the same group could come
here again and often but if they can't send us another
just like 'en1, Col Prosser and Lieut.. Col Bundy
Well see that each time they come they'll have such
good time they'll always look forward to another visit
to this hospitable border metropolis.
Nogales international., 1942-05-15

said he enjoyed every minute of his
stay here. II hate to see the take
off time come Monday" he declared.
Gonzalo Almads, secretary of the
main committee of Fiesta de las
Flores, welcomed the visitors to the
fiesta.
Lieut.. Col. j. B. Buck, flight COM
mander; Lieut.. Col. S. B. Knowles,
captains, lieutonants, end other no
tables, were then intro duced after
which the Tropical Gardens band
played the American and Mexican
national anthems.
Following the luncheon the visitors
from Kelly Field were guests at
bullfight in NcGales, Sonora, and on
Sunday night grand ball in their
honor was held at the Tropical Gar
dens.
Transported to the airport in pri-
vately owned cars from the Bowman
Hotel, where they stopped during
their stay in Nogales, the fliers
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
vast new industry.

vast new industry.
Mature endowed Arizona with
generous hoard of minerals vital to
the successful prosecution of a mod
er.l war. Thousands of miners
soldiers on the home front-are to-
day producing the largest tonnage of
strategic metals in ATizona's his
tory. Their toll is indispensable to
victory.
"Arizonas S farmers and stcckmen
have stepped up production to meet
increased demands for focdstuffs.
They also are soldiers in our coun-
try's all-out war effort.
Arizona, rich in resources. and
richer still in the fettle and +ortitude
Of its citizens. must stand united on
the home front. We must rise above
personal prejudices which create a
barrier to all-out achievement. We
must unite all agencies of govern
ment. We must point the way for
labor and capital to work as part
ners in the fight to preserve and
perpetuate the privileges of free
men and women.
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
Three-Cornered Race For Governor

Announcement in today's Noglaes International
that Former Governor Bob Jones is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for governor means al
race in Democratic ranks for the post
of chief executive.
Dan Mckinney announced his candidacy two
weeks ago and it is foregone conclusion Gov Sidney
P Osborn will seek second term. Osborn has told
friends he will be candidate but has not yet made
formal announcement.
With three such well known men aspiring to-
serve the people as governor Arzonans will see one
of the wa11nes political in the history Of this
state
Jones has many followers who supported him in
his two previous campaigns. Dan Mckinney, who
managed Gov Osborn's campaign two years ago, is
bound to cut into Osborn's strength and voters dis
satisfied with both Jones and Osborn will be found
on the Mckinney firing line
Some persons who supported Osborn two years
ago and did not get jobs naturally will be against him
this year just as were some who supported Jones in
1888 and did not get plums. On the other hand Os-
born has made friends with quite number Of voters
who were for Jones two years ago.
At this stage of the game would not care to
make wager on the outcome of the race.
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
Former Governor

Continued from Page One)
walks of life sprang to cur country's
call to form city, county and state
defense units. No thought of pc
cuniary gain actuated these splen-
did citizens.
The devotion to American ideals
epitomized by those who work un-
selfistly in these numerous patriotic
agencies commands the admiration
of all citizens.
Members of veterans organiza-
ticns and auxiliarieS have more than
done their part in the current cru
SADIE to protect our freedom.
MAJOR ROLE
Arizona has a major role to play
in the present war Our incompar-
able climate caused us to be select
ed as a major air training center.
These facilities are being rapidly ex-
panded. Establishment Of airplane
parts factories points the way to a
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
2M1<1lffABox Fl

The Nc: 3les International
Nogales, Arizona
Dear Sir:
Never in the history of the United
States has the American press had
such a vital role to play in the af-
fairs of this great nation.
It has been agreed unanimously by
all public relations experts that of
all papers the weeklies predominant
most in building morale, in sustain
ing a healthy home front. and in
keeping the folks back home in
formed of the progress their boys
are making in the service.
We are aware of the excellent CO.
operation which the press of this
area has given the Navy. If there
were Navy e. award for excel
lence for newspapers and their
editors, many city desk in Arizona
would now fly high the Navy's priced
pennants.
Very truly yours.
FRANK N. WEST, JR.
Ensign, U.S.NR.
Officer in Charge
Public Relations Office
Phoenix, Arizona
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
$2,O8O,OOO
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Confined from Page One)
gales, Sonora, where 159 persons
were served.
R. T. Frazier, chairman of the
aviation committee of the Nogales,
Arizona, Chamber of Commerce,
was chairman of the committee on
arrangements for the luncheon and
James v. Robins, chairman of the
Santa Cruz County Selective Service
Board, presided as master of cere-
monies.
PROSSER APPLAUDED
In his opening remarks. Robins
said to Col. Harvey Prosser, Kelly
Field post commander and former
resident of Nogales about 20 years
ago, your homecoming to Nogales is
an occasion of much joy for all Of
us. This brought much applause,
for Prosser has a host of friends in
this city.
E1OQ1 COSCS VI WClOO4AlC WNAO AAAoNAN
by Mayor Louis Hudgin of NogaleS,
Arizona, and Mayor Olmos of No
gales, Sonora, after which Col.
Prosser thanked all fer wonderful
reception.
"Nogales has a very fond spot in
my heart and the relationship be-
tween the north of the border and
the south of the border is the best
on the border here" said Prosser,
who said he lived here two years.
He commented favOrably upon
the condition of the local land
ing field and congratulated the
students for making fine record
on the flight. "Fifty-three planes
started out from Kelly Field and
SO got here" he said.
1T was my first trip with you
boys and the people here said you
were the best behaved they've seen
in a long time
Lieut.. Col. j. H. Bundy, COM
mander of the pilot school at Kelly
Field, thanked Nogales for the nice
reception accorded the party and
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
No Favoritism

More power to the folks back in Washington who
are trying to halt giving commissions to Of
gressnen and other higher ups until they have had at
least years training.
Those sons are no better than the SONS from the
poorest homes other who have political pull
They're no more entitled to wear gold braids than the
boys from the humblest homes, until they've gone
through period of training
In democracy, such as this, all should share
alike Partially should be shown no one Army COM
missions should not be granted for political reasons
only.
Nogales international., 1942-05-15
Nogales, Arizona


May II, 1912
Mr.. Craig Pottinger,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
We, the children of Room 16,
Roosevelt School want to thank you
for printing our poems in The No
gales international. We made little
booklets in which each pupil made
poem for Mother, and we also
wrote some poems for Father. Sew
eral weeks ago we made booklets
with Defense poems. You were kind
to print two Defense poems of jim
my Titcomb's in your paper from
that group.
We were pleased when we read
the poems that you printed, and we
hope that some day we can do some
thing for The Nogales International
Very sincerely,
THE PUPILS In THE
SIXTH GRADE.
Roosevelt School,
Nogales, Arizona