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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
LETTERS 10 Cut
Tire Red Tape

A. -sfttNG=ff-AT- Orr ms
Rubber Director William n Jcf
for, told Congress ho was colnc r.
give local boards hfoador author
NY m carrying out the tire ration
lnc program WITH view r.
freeing buyers of cumbersome
quosfionU7Ilo>
Called before p Senate aEricul
mrt subcommittee 10 report or
progress hcnc made 20 roncN,
tho rubber shortage. letters sale
he Intended 10 see that The farmer
is not hcdC>Ilcd by questions
~ am going 10 wrap ny all his
problems in one package. and
put all questions in a simple
form" hc SAID
Local boards will he given
authority and don't know any
one would rather trust than
local boards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Auxiliary Police
Plan New Class

The auxiliary police school AL
ready has graduated $50 Of the
1000 men who signed up for
emergency duty Inspector Wesley
J. Brown. police training head.
said today
The class for the remaining 40
mon VIII he started after the
holidays Brown said Under the
program the men 60 70 school for
- hours before being assigned 10
precinct stations for 2 final eight
hours Of duty walking beats with
regular police
They are trained especially for
duty IN case Of an air raid. but
police pointed out II would ne
possible 10 use them IN case a
serious manpower shortage affects
tho police department When on
dNty they draw 81 an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Free Songs
InterIochen Head Wars
on Copyright Owners

LANSING, Dec, 17.-Dr Joseph
F Naddy Of Interlochen the ma
uonal music camp, today is ready
for battle again this time n
make available 10 the public free
use of the official songs Of three
branches Of tho armed services.
The copyright owners of tho
Artillery. Coast Guard and Army
Air Corps today were tho targets
OF blasts from the music teacher
who last summer hattIcd James G.
Petrjllo AL musicians union
head, over the hroadcas'jng OF
student music from the camp.
Doctor Maddy said he did nor
believe the American public should
pay copyright fees for tho use Of
the CalsSon, Semper Paratu>, on
Army AIT Corps songs.
The rcfual Of copyright owners
10 permit, for a penny sheet, 'hC
publication Of the songs ln pa-
trIouC SorgbOok Doctor N4ddy IS
editing as Wartime Music Com
mittee chairman Of Michigan sent
HIM into battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Three Landlords
Face Rent Trials

ThTc Detroit landlords awaited
trLI today on charges Of violating
OPA rent provisions. They we're
arraiCncd before Federal Judge
Frank \. Picard yesterday. who
entered not guilty pleas when they
stood mute AZ arralCnmcntS.
They arc William Heutter and
his sister Florence, 1O0l0 Conner
avenue. who arc charged with
boosting rents on FIVE spicccS Of
property. and julius Boone. 1890
Corey avenue He alleGedly filed
a false registration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Children Will Aid
Paralysis Fund Drive

Plans vcro being laid today for
more than 100000 parochlal and
public SchooI children 10 partIcI-
pate M the annual campaign 10
raise money for tho National
Foundation for Jniantilc Paralysis,
which Is cllmaXcd each year by
the Presidents birthday ball
Children here Will give school
plays for which q small admission
will be charged and viii also cir
culate CanlSicfS for donations
Warren f. Bow. superintendent Of
schools. said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Arsenal ON Ice
Police Ledger Sitting on Five Years in Prison
Because He Didn't Think

Twenty -yc4r-old james +. Rout-
saws lack Of Judgment today
cost him m least one years free
dom
Rput>a w stopped IN police head
quarters three weeks ago and
sought a nights lodging An
ohhCinC officer led him 10 the
ninth floor cell.
But a customary "Shakedown .
revealed that Routsaw carried a
revolver. blackjack and a knife
with a four-inch blade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

Explained RoutSaw a native 81
Grand Rapids
II didn't thinI, they would
search me-"
Said Or. Lowell s Selling
psyChiatriSt IN his analysis OF
ROutSaW.
"He showed an apparent lack
Of Judgment"
Said Recorders Court Judge
John r Scallen
One TO FIVE years in Jackson
prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Pardon for Mistake
Man W661ts Ffo{ Street Car Which Passes Him By,
He Grabs TroIey-lt's Pay Car

After waiting In the cold for a
street car, his feet nearly frozen.
he said. Nobel V. Holloway. SO Of
1915 LySandcr avenue, became
enraCed when u passed him up at
Schaeffer and Compass avenues.
Whereupon he grabbed II on the
fly. yanked tho trolley wire bring
ING IT to a halt When the motor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

man refused 10 open The door
Holloway started 10 kick n down
In recorders court today Judge
w. Mckay Skillman Informed
Holloway he had attempted "a
stop a pay car used only IN coll
lection Of fares from other street
cars
Holloway hluShed and Judge
Skllman suspended sentence on
drunk charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Detroit Boards
Hear Apped|son
Gas Rdtioning
Checkup Being Made
on B and 6 Books;
Selesmen Get Help

The appeals NJ Detroit motor
lists dissatisfied with their gasoline
allotmentS today were being heard
before local war ratonlng boards.
Al the same time the OPA an
nounccd a check Of B and c books
was being made 10 determine
whether they were pro perly
awarded.
General appeals were being
heard through the regular boards.
T. +. Broadwell, state gasoline
rationlSg officer. SAID. while war
workers must file appeals through
he plant boards Appeals from
these boards will he passed along
10 special board set up for this
purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Statesmen GET HELP

Statesmen Of essential commOdi-
ties will obtain supplemental gas
cline as a result Of an announce.
,ment made by the OPA.
Officials said these saleSmcr
might use A and p books until
new regulations covering thor
work were drawn about January /
Included In the essential list are
statesmen Of farm. factory, mine,
oil well and lumber camp equip
mont and essential food. shelter.
fUCt. clothing and medical sup
plies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
BLANKETED INTO JOBS

Under tho now statute apo
proved AZ tho recent election a|'
county employees who have. served
two years or longer automatically
arc biankctcd into fNor loh.
Those. who have beer ~ work
more than q wear but joss than
two must take qualifying oN7w.-
nations whio owploNc~ o' los,
than "a Years service VII, be.Con-
poliod 20 take compcrI',f exams
along with aIl.o'her applicants
10 Cicero said the FIRST step
VIII ho 20 hold ar. examination t0r
'hc office of clNl service director
This VIII toe done soon after tho
Sew Year Thereafter the ma
chncry for SALARY adjustments
advanCcmcntS and employment
viii bc Soi up
10 Cicero and Martin were
elected without much contest hw
fight requiring five ballot, was
necessary to fil the SlN-&car
term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Oil Deliveries Pledged
For Heating of Homes
ODT and Henderson
Ask Dealers Be Given
at Least z Days Notice
special to THE DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il. 49,
HouSeholders residing in the 30
oil rationed Eastern and Middle
Western states we're assured today
that fuel oil and mileage rationing
programs would permit sufficiently
frequent retail deliveries Of fuel
oil this winter 10 provide cus-
toners with their share of limited
supplies.
In joint statement Price Adj
ministrator Leon Henderson and
Joseph 3. Eastman, director of the
Office Of Defense Transportation,
said:
"HOusehOlders will have no
difficulty In obtaining their
share of the limited fuel oil
supply, and suppIiers will he
able To make all necessary de-
liveries II consumers and sup
pliers will cooperate toward
those ends"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
RATIONING TIMETABLE


SUGAR
stamp 10-srrd until Jan. 81 for
three pounds.
COFFFE
stamp 25-Grrd until Jan 3 ior one
pola1 sor each person over IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

Three Comic Pages every dav
in Daily Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17


Cll Two had few things
publsh he'd. he said with an
apologize grimacc. in some of
the lunatic fringe intellectual
papers.
While Art has escaped his
l pencil. he has inv eStigated Life
he has panhandlcd in Chicago,
and been an extra in HollNW wood.
having raised a Van Dyke beard
and Sported a m0nOCle and for
eign accent ~ the age Of -.
(He il now 81
In his panhasdling expert
mcnts he learned that q young
man aCconTpa by a girl -
generally "A sucker for touch,
in Hollywood. he earned So
A. machine gunner in War
film. and $3.50 a. "A valet In n
horror picture, making total
~ 80. which won't support
even a Bohemian Indefinitely
In Chicago he took up with
tho literary So. bat avoided
marriage Marriage brings re-
SponSihllitie>. and j. is fctior-
ms" ne explained But he found
Love for q little while a
columniSt published a para.
crsnh no had written describing
his Ideal Woman. like this
"A woman who admireg
Tslllos Iafrcr. vino has road
Dos psssos. Sarnvan StraChr>
G p. Shaw %lctlSrho on
Chris,ian.'v Schoprrrager on
ten Bslzac B7udcla.rc. Hem
inCray oscar Wide
o,,,-ef-a-tt,4lllae-r read
ers no related There vcrc
6rIv two who ouali6ed Did I
NICE, tbouo Al vcS mct
ono y, ,bcm
"Sbc %. hair Fr,r,i,r and
sbo r,,c mo ,sr, enc rinr
uitb commencement for noi,on
sucb a. ,ou have rc,d shu,,
"Rut ai,boucb sbe Gttcd M,
sncritr,tions sbc bocaue o.
and was always making me
explain where had been when.
Arver was not with her. and
hats too much, Too much"
So he gave up looking for tho
perfect woman and SHappod Tho
ring with the poison cowparf-
ncnt for 2 non and nk drawing
Of Edgar Allen Poe
since fbcn no has studied
philosophy. had a ioh on a rural
uo,rsnarar aud hcc, NC
"tra,eIipg.I Tho NIiddIeucstern
countryside. heating the drums
In advance Of freaks" a. no nut
IL, and taking, advantage of this
hunt lar-fatA-h a4l,s
in outoof-the-uaN book shops.
Ruf weather and broken
tour and. pcrforce. his salary
and his search FOR rare books.
~ co,,o 20 ,ou". bo ,o,a us
,-o,.,. onorl, 10. ,,..i,,,t, -,
roreonal nnhliri,,. br, hco,u.o
af,or All | b.yo - On, and -
Cbe thrist a. ms an old ,o,I,,o
,,,.,,.cd a., E-ror.,,, u. f,r., od.
,ion ~ VoJ,.irc., Ia prc.ll,
dorlc,,.' u.b,cb I on, 10, C,.,.,,,,.,l
has hror-bt MS ,,,ucb as 81 roo
IN tho iptorr,ti,ral r,,rl,o,
Put ,bst r,arLe, bas colIarscd
porbans some De,roi, collcc.
tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
BASED on NORMAL WINTER


The rationing plan, II was ex-
planned by OPA, is based on nor
NAL winters as estimated from
temperatures over a long period.
Under the plan. consumers are
given leeway on use Of their
fuel, frSt by an inventory
cushion or supply Of oil. and sec
ond by the overlapping Of
coupons.
The coupon for ono period, for
instance, may he redeemed sew
eral days before the period actu-
ally expires. Thus, If weather
becomes unusually cold. the con-
sumner can use oil from the allow
ance for tho forthcoming period.
The OPA further explained that
II keeps ahreaSt Of tho weather
changes. and whore an area has
a Suhnormal average temperature
during heating period. the
coupon value will he increased
during the next period 10 make
up for oil used from the previous
periods supply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
COOPERATION BASIS

AS a basis for cooperation be.
tween consumers and fuel oil sup.
pliers. Eastman and Henderson
suggested observance OF the fol.
lowing rules:
special deliveries must be
eliminated.
Home owners should give
suppliers Mt least two full DAYS
advance notice on all orders for
fuel oil
3-Orders should not he placed
till the househOIder's storage
tank Is low enough to permit
the delivery of load equal 10 at
least - per cent of the capacity
Of the consumers tank. The d.
rectorS Of the two agencies urge
consumers to cooperate with
the ratiOning programs ny re-
framing whenever possible from
placing small orders.
4-Callbacks to cover blank
stops must he eliminated. Com
Stlmers, therefore, should make
certain that some one will he
home to accept delivery when
II Is scheduled To he made.
Henderson stated that the fuel
ration plan is so geared as 10
allow for unusual drops in temper
AZURE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

MY ambition. y he t0Id rs
frankly. rs 10 write glltterlnG.
imperiShable things that Will 20
LAUNDERING down tho centuries. y
4 None OF his impcriShables
have Numbered yet he admitted,
but he showed us tho calius on
his index finger. developed from
writing his manuscripts IN pen
Cil. Two had a few things
published. he said with an
apologize grimacc. in some Of
The lunatc fringe intellectual
papers -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

We sent him 10 an expert
hook dealer We know, and our
Bohemian marched out. how ing
and hugging his volume Of Vol
tairc-a Bohemian 90 his thin
hootsoles, IN search Of imperiSh-
able prose and something 10 eat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

We can remember when, In
our adolescent years. we fooled
around with the idea Of becom-
ing a Bohemian, living in a gar
ret, sitting up all night talking
about Schopenhauer, and in gen.
eral pursuing the arts.
We never did, because we de-
cided to 60 out for intramural
football instead. and somehow
or other we never really got in
the Bohemian mood again.
But we've often wondered
hat became Of the people who
really did 60 in for Art with a
capital A.
The other day young man
wearing a full beard. "A wing
collar and n suit Of clothes such
rs are worn at society weddings
arrived In the Times office.
Our memories of the faScinat-
Ing Bohemian life came flooding
hack. for here was a Bohemian
In the flesh. one who had gone
ahead instead Of going out for
intramural football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

The Bohemian life has It's
hungry side,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
wirflidlne 0ieler 8eiiungen gearbei-
tet bat l,no orbeitet, bariiber ein alt=
oeres Wal. - Or. g., S6ilolpabe
Neue Ser,uertungsuerfa9r far
2itrusldaleu

2riessbeoiiriifniie 1mo Nansel at
getuiiien Robitofieu baben ser henl=
id)en 5orIduma Idon mande itberra=
Idenoe ,mo niiblide 8eIutate gelie-
fert. 5toffe, ipelde uau friiber als
ioertloien Abfaa iueaIuarf baben iiG
nid)t nur als brald6ar, ionoern als
bodit niislide ltno iuertoolle Nab-
rltnesmittel nuo anoerer id,ds6arer
grooufte erlpieieu. Die It. g. Citrus
Brooucts Station in @inter 8arf.
5ld., fat Dor fur5e,lt ein setuerblid
ausloertbares 8erIaIren 5ur @etuins
ltng oieies Alfobols aus 3itrusfriib-
ten - neben Srar9en unto 3ttrone't
audi Yampelnlien luo 4metten =
entoedt. Mit bielem 8eriabren, oas
utter lln,ltd,toen aud fir Sen arieJ
II in Der ipntbetiiben @ummifabrifu-
ton beiIpielspeiIe - bon Nert lein
fonl,te, lieben lid ettide 100000
@aaonen Mlfobol idbrlid aus 3itrl.s-
ldaieu berneaenL obme bob audi nur
cine Der Griihte ansetaitet tueroen
miiBte, Oie beute 9afei5iueden bienen.
Ser Sransenalfobol prdientiert liA
als Ne6enptoouft eh,er bereits etab-
lierten 3itrusinouitrie - Der Ser
iteauug bon 8iebfutter aus &iuoe unS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

leits iparen altd Sic @egner uner-
mioli6 am sSerf 3ltoem mar es
ii6eralts idluierig 1T benz Sabprlntb
ser mooernen 8irtidaft imo @eiea-
ldaft iiberaa ln0 INNER iofort oeu
rihtieen uno beiten sses 81 finoen.
SO ergabea iidb eeluiiie llntlarbeiten
lno llnitimmisfeiten oie sic @iubeit
ser aatbolifeu triibten. 3utueilen
luarfen bieie Sdpierisfeiten redt 20.
be 8ellen auf. Darilm erlieB Bapit
Hius ser @lfte 1881 int AnibluB al.
,,Rerum Noparun" eiu neues io5iaz
les Gunoldreiben: Nuaoraseiimo
auuo. Sn OieIem 8iinoidreiben iuiir-
oist ser Bapit einttal Oie uniterblide
8eoeutlng ser uHerum geouarum'.
Daun gibt er ipibtise Rlaruuaen imo
grfldrunsen iiber sic meilt oisfutier-
ten 6rasen oes Btioateisentums, oes
Berbdltniiies sluilden aapital uao
Arbeit, ser @ntproletariiiernng bes
Broletoriates, bes 2obnperbdltniiies
,lno oes eeredten 2obhes, Ser heuell
Notwithstanding oes res,llatioen
Yrin5ips ser Wirtidaft. SdlieBlib
gebt ser Bapit init Ser 8irtIdaft
bon beute iotuie nit ibrem ganBer
Mnfldger, bem So5iatisntits, ins @e=
ridt uho ipridt itit eoeniopiel 5rei-
NUT als ltrenser @eredtisfeit beioen
ras ltrfeil, ttennt ais Sic tieflte 8lr-
sci ser ltebel bas YerSerben ser See
len lmo be5eidnet ais bas erIte la,o
ttottoenoisIte Seilmittel Die iittkde
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

5leiidbret oer 5rudt. Der wdiiertge
Saf, Der babel amssequetidt miro, it
oie Auelle bes teuen Mlfebols.
Die Soften oes Berfabrens Iino 10
sering, oaB altobol Oomit nod 8ed-
uung Der SerImdsitation 81 uneefdbr
IL Gents sic @allone berseitellt -luer-
ben fann. Wolaiiealfobol foltet u.t-
sefabr 1S geuts, uno Wolaiie bat
ieit Sabreu als eiue Der billiglten
Ilfobolauellen gesolten.
Aber nidt nur als potentieue III
fobolquelle fiir, iolde Dinse luie iss,.
tbetildes @'mui lino 3itrusfriihte
bon Beoeutung fit Oeu arieg. Das
2anoWirtidyoftsamt bat in Dunedin,
5la., loebeu eiu neues 9etriebsloert
iertis9eitellt. il oent eiue Yadtgelea-
ldaft fon5entrierte 9itrusidfte fitr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Sploateu, Matrolen uuo 8inoer 1T
lleberIee berlteat. 9ritibc &inoec
llnter fiinf Subren erbalten oiele Scott
5entrate ibres 8itamin s.
balts ipegen - in Hationen bon ie6s
biz n6t lln5en sic @ode.
Oane6en liefern 3itrusfriidte &C.
tuiiie Gtberiide Dele fiir Bariiinre uuo
@rtratte uno %Sele fiir pbarma5eutiihe
Yrdpdrate, allb trodeue Soefe, Die,
reid an Yrotein, fit Sieb- luo Sitb.
nerfltter benust miro. ShlieBlid
miro ber5eit nit meoi5iniihen Ser.
lueno.maslu0slidteiteu fir Die @al-
lerte aus 3itrusfriihten erperineu-
tiert. 9ieIe @aIcrte iit. Elm befaunter
Sanoelsartifel ,mS miro felt Ssabreu
piel in ser @elee= imo Warnelaoeu-
beritellnng pertuenoet, III neuerer
3eit ilt aber ieitseiteut iuoroen, oaB
lie and IN Ser 9ebonol,mg bon Ser
Oall,lngstGr,tnsen ruo Snfeftons-
franfbeiten 1pertpolle Dienite leiitet.
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Sic 6rifli6io3iale Nftiom IN llriprnns nna
Gntuiflnng

Ieuidaften (192D. Die driitli6c
Observation-Disclosures 1T eine
beruflid itdnoiide Srsoniiation, oie
an ser Seritdnoisnng aller beredtis-
ten iosialen alailen arbeitet. Die
driltlibe Observation-Disclosures
ilt ser 8unb aller nationalen @enoI-
leuidaften nno berfolst ben 3lped.
Ole seiante @irtlhaft aller Nationen
auf driitliber @rlnolage genolen-
ibaftli1 su orsanilieren. ales aber
luuroe ourb Sic ,,Rerum Noparlim'
ood nidt erreidt. Sddo baran mar
einerieits Der llmitauo, BOB iene, Die
Der Bapit sur Silfe auigeruiett nibt
ii6eraa seniigeno einiesten. anoer-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

pier au eutierneu uno flad gu ser
ftatnpIen. sSsn ieoer groBern Staot
fann Iooiel WeiBbleb 1T einem Sabre
suiammengetragei tperSen, itm Bar
aus einel 3eritorer, 800 idtuere
Dontbenflllsaeuge ltuo 500 n,ittel.
groBe ganfs 5it bauen. Cine Doie
(ean) entblat seuiiseno NeiBbled
fiir einen Gelolteder ober einen 8ont
paBtrager. Drei 8ledooien entbalz
ten aaes @eiBbled, bas 5ur Serltel+
lung elmer Sanbgranate eebra,tht
miro. 43O DoIen, Sic Mn5dbl, Sic III
eiiter Durdihnittsfamilie idbrlid se-
fault miro, erseben getliisenb 8eiB-
bted, nm bic Siilien bon 81 Gas
t,tosfen 5it ii6ersieben..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Grneuerliua ooer Die anfridtise uno
ooilitanoise 8iidfebr sur Seilslebre
Der 5robbotidaft, su ben @eboten oei-
ien, Der aileiu 8orte oes eluigen Sc
bens bat.
Yeit bieien sroBanseleaten 5drei-
ben oer Steapertreter Seiu gbrilti
Wareu oer driltlidio5ialen attion Der
1olge5ett Die 3iele uno 8ese porse-
seidnet uno iine es INNER nod. Or.
aiin5eno trat oa5u anldBlih oes SO.
SSabrestases ser ,,Herum 9souarum"
oie Biineltbotibaft Yius oes 3wOlf.
ten t94t, iporin ser Bapit Dor allem
iiber ben redteu @ebraub ser mote
riellen @iiiiter, Die Hebte ituo Bflid=
ten oer Nrbeit uno sic Somilie als
aeitu5elle bes Staates iprad. 8ie
oie driltlihio3iale aftion an ser Ser
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+ Sobesalt,eige,t +

gngeIbcrt Nu IT, eeb. /. 5.
1861 1T Clinton Co., Solua; 9eIt.
am 90. SUM- 1912 1T &errid, g.
9. ST binterldBt feline Satin, 4
S0bne, 90 gnfel uno 7 ltrenfe(.
2auaiabriger, .eifriger 2eier ..uu6
. WobltGter. 80. y.. = ;.
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(ShluB)

(ShluB)
eM england erbob Sic eleiden
9crOerungen ser befannte aonbertit
Raroinal Mannins.
Nah Sranfreid bradten oieIe
ssoeen Dor allem @raf be Wann uno
2a 9our-bu-Bin, Die I'M oe,ltid =fran-
s6filden ariese ais Gefansene nod
Deutidlano famen uno 10 nit Sen
1ebren 2ettelers befannt lpuroen.
De6 nabmen seraoe in 0ranfrei6
einiae liberalilierenoe aatboliten ole
5reibeit Der Arbeitgeber gegeniiber
benz Staat su lebr in sbus uno
fdtudAten 70 Die Sdlasfraft ber nei,ea
Bepeeung.
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Nogales international., 1942-03-06
Dance In Honor
OF l4th
Cavalry Troops

Each Saturday night, beginning
tomorrow a dance will be given by
NoGales mothers at the Woman's
Club in honor of soldiers of the 14th
Cavalry from Fort Riley, Kansas
who arrived here last weekend.
Since but 20 of the soldiers can
be on leave of absence at one time
the attendance will be limited to
that number of boys, and for dane
ing partners, 20 girls will be invited
each week.
The committee in charge of the
initial dance tomorrow night is
made up of Mrs Roy Cheshire,
chairman; Mrs. Charles S. Smith,
Mrs. H. R. Sisk and Mrs. K. K.
Hood.
Nogales folks in general are plan
ming to open their homes to the
nations defenders and make their
stay here one that will long be re-
membered.