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Nogales international., 1942-09-18
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We obtained permission from the author to re-
publish below a letter to Congressman We think
it eloquenty speaks volumes in this perilous PERIOD
when time is tragically precious and when so many
vital things to be done are being left undone because
they are being put off "until after election"
The letter:
This letter is democracy at work. This letter
represents what We fighting for This letter is
the first have written to you or to any govern
ment official l-~-@A A4'-- 90 -
r. For years have sat back and watched selfish
little individuals and pressure groups write telegraph
or travel to Washington to ask for favors. ~t ~~"
For years have wanted to write or to ask you
for Just one favOr-gOOd, honest government for
and for all the people.
But l wondered what my one lone letter. just
like my one lone vote-could do. So 1 didn't write
/ didn't ask. -
~ Now at long last am stirred up-the cause is
vital that | am writing my first letter-asklng my
first favor 1t is this: i~'..t~t
You don't realize how much more willing | am
to make sacrifices to win this than you think
am, and that goes for millions Of Americans like me
who have yet to write their first letter. You under
estimate
So get us straight
Vote that S6,O00OOO,OOO tax bill that doubles my
income tax
Withhold per cent-1O per cent-of my savings
next year.
Make War Savings Bonds compulsory. Il am
already investing IL per cent OF my salary)
Put ceiling on wages and all prices.
Ration my gas-take my spare tire-take my car
if you need it.
Ration my food-my cothes-my fuel My great
grandfather got along on what waste.
Help Leon Henderson-hes got hold of tiger
by the tail Help him hold it or it will eat us all.
For once in your life forget the folks back home
Vote clear, firm eyes" if it will win the war. Lei
that be your only test
Do this and you won't have to worry about re
election for the duration.
This letter is democracy at work-a private citi
zen with no ak to grind-teing you not how to vote
but telling you how he feels so that you may know
better how to represent him.
This letter is from plain citizen with two chill
dren, mother, job and home and a long-neglect
ed right to express the way he'd like to be governed
There are 100000 like me in the United States
We will decide the election this fall. Don't under
estimate us. You vote as courageously as we ar
willing to sacrifice and nothing in this world can stol
us.
With utter sincerity,
WILLARD V. MERRIHUE,
- Scotia N. Y.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18
Legislation To
Stabilize Cost Of
Living Sought

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-Presi-
dent Roosevelt asked Congress to
enact by October legislation under
which he would be specifically au-
thorized to stabilize the cost of liv-
ing, including the price of all farm
commodities.
In special message to the legis-
Nogales international., 1942-09-18
Voters Must Be Sure

The point of division among Congressman to be
watched closely in the coming election is rather the
bearing of their pre-war attitude postwar condi
tions. .~.~ .~~
The nation is agreed now by an overwhelming
majority that solationism will longer do Yet we
ist will reassert himself. Was it not so in 1919?
The Congress we elect this year is the Congress
which, in all likelihood, will have the making of the
peace If any Representative Senator was an
solatonist before Pearl Harbor it will be we'll for the
voter to make sure he is not an isolationst now.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

y Droum for Office Of Var Information.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

CRAIG pOTTINGER -------------- Editor Publisher
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

Entered as class matter February 1928 at the po
at Nogales Arizona, under the Act March 8, 1879
Nogales international., 1942-09-18
NOTICE!

The 1912 ASSESSMENT and TAX
ROLLS of the COUNTY are now in possess
sion of the County Treasurer for collection
of taxes.
One half of the 1912 taxes on all personal
property, secured by real property, and one
half of the taxes on all real property, were
DUE and PAYABLE on the FIRST MON
DAY IN SEPTEMBER, and will be DELIN-
QUENT on the FIRST MONDAY in
NOVEMBER, and unless paid by that time
interest at the rate of 1920 will be added
from time of delinquency.
The remaining one half of such taxes
will be due and payable on and after the first
Monday of March 1913 and will be delinquent
on the first Monday in May 1943 at five
o'clock p M.
Payable at the office of the County
Treasurer.
AGNES G.. HAMLIN
County Treasurer
Santa Cruz County
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

that date -
He renewed his request of last
April for an individual net income
limitation of $4,000.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18
SEEM ad HEARD
-o~
THE MAIN DRAG

Louis Escalada, Writ G.. Bowman
and Harry Chernin setting out on
trip before daylight to the scene
of drilling for oil on Larimore ranch
in Sonoita district.
Mrs. May Thomas killing CEN
tipede with ammonia.
Louis Hudgin nominated by the
Republicans for both state tax COM
missioner and Nogales precinct
committeeman.
A victory v in the grass in front
of Southern Pacific shanty at Court
street and the railroad tracks =.
made by M. Ronquillo, Delmar
Pensinger Jnd Frank Fimbres OF
the SP yard crew.
Charley Tovreas car stalling dur
ing a funeral.
Attractive daughter of Mrs. Win
ME Myrick, manager of Rancho
Grande, driving a drawn
blackboard downtown looked
like the period Of Is years ago.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CITY OF NOGALEs
Nogales international., 1942-09-18
Got Nothing

"War department announces 20 contracts let in
Arizona" says newspaper headline
Nogales got NONE.
Nogales international., 1942-09-18

Charley Tovreas car stalling dur
ing a funeral.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
How Do You STAND?

ton to take and what state of con-
traction and relaxation your mus
cles are in. Training muscles to
relax is the big idea behind this
improved posture method. By
shifting a stance, even the stance
of a properly lined UP body, you
can usually adjust the weight
blocks, that is, the head. trunk and
pelvis, so that one position makes
you feel more comfortable than
another. When you hit the right
position, your inside feeling" sig
nails its approval of your choice.
II you are apt to forget all of the
above, when you walk out from
your mirror, think of your head as
a balloon and your neck as a
string being heightened and pulled
along by that little air-infated
sphere. See how hard it is to slump
or curve out in the wrong places.
SITTING UP to good posture
means transferring the same prin-
ciples of body balance to chair.
Your three weight blocks are still
lined up evenly. one on top of the
other. But the pressure of your
body is on the peivis. That's why
the pelvis should be well centered
over the seat of a chair and why
the weight of your body should be
kept evenly distributed over the
pelvis. A posture-back chair that
supports the small of your back
is a legitimate prop. If you must
lean Eors0ard to ,oork, pull your
chair close to the object you
are toorking on, and support
your arms on the desk or table.
But lean foT0ard With a
straight back.
There is always way to bend
over to save your back, and this
applies to any kind of work that
calls for a salaam. Get as close as
you can to the object that you
want to bend over. AS you 60 for
ward, bend both at knees and at
hip joints. For lifting a heavy OBJ
ject, bending thus enables your
leg muscles to assist, thus prevent
ing back strain. If you have to get
down on your knees for closer
contact. get down on all-fours,
and use one, then the other hand
while, say, you weed garden row
or wrestle with a scrubbing brush
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Just a few minutes spraying with
LARvEx and Mrs. Neal has
saved her husbands new suit
from moth holes for whoIeyear.
wHY2 Moths will actually
starve to death before they will
eat LARvExED clothes, sofas or
rugs!
This is the professional
mothproofn6 method used
by Ieadin6wooIen mills, Iaun-
dries and dry cleaners.
And, LARvEx is inexpensive
only 79t per pint, $1.19per quart.
Dry-cleaning won't impair its
year-long protection. Use LARvEx
be safe!
Evening star., 1942-04-19
AT attention" or by
these new, simplifed
good posture rules ?
%%h'ta BLYTHE


" of good posture, you get
w more energy with less
effort, score higher on the health
count, and lop Of any fore-or-aft
bulges that spoil a handsome
figure.
But if you think hewing to the
line means standing "at atten-
tion," with chest thrust out, chin
pulled in, shoulders drawn rigidly
back and your figure curved into
the letter "S," you need to brush
up on newer methods of posture.
So, here is a new set Of rules D.
which to check performance that
adds cubits to your beauty.
NEW LINEUP: Imagine that your
head, trunk and pelvis are three
separate blocks of weight. Stand
ing sideview to your mirror, line
these up, one upon the other. If
you could trace the line of gravity
through your body, now, 1T would
drop, as straight as a plummet,
from the tip of your ear through
the Joint OF your ankle, passing,
as it goes down, through the center
of the thigh bone and the center of
the knee, viewed side-wise. In this
position, all muscles and all levers
of your body work with the lowest
expenditure of energy. Noticeably
different from the old "at atten-
ton" posture are the better-placed
curves and the easy hang of your
shoulders, which keep yoke-line
balance with the rest Of your body.
To maintain this body lineup
in easy balance, try to get an in
side feeling" of good posture in
your joints, tendons and muscles.
Just as you have nerve-endings in
your fingers, so you have nerve
receptors in your joints and ten
dons. The reactions from these in
form you of positions and move
ments. This Inside feeling, called
your kinesthetic sense, if trained,
will tell you what is the best posi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Obrovita banditka.

Policie distriktu Gresham V
Chacagu patra pc meme mlu-
v1c1, ale "a to tim tvrdeji bill
CT Amazonky, ktera jest 5
stop 6 pallet vysoka a vazi asi
200 liber, Frances Del Giorno-
va, 4Oleta oznamila policii, re
zena zaklepala ma zadnf dvere
jej1ho obydl1, a zahajila s nj
rozmluvu. Mluvila tise a slad-
kym hlasem, ale jakmile zji-
stila, re jest Del Giornova do
ma sama, omracila il ranou
pestl, vnikla do domu a ukra-
ola j z kabelky $50 ma hoto-
vosti a Ia SIS stolnfho nacin1.
Del Giornova byla dosud v bez
vedomi, kdyz il nalezli jeji
syn Bernad a dcera Anna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
TIL zabiti bouri.

Velky ocelovy, cihlami vylo-
zeny kom1n, vysoky 1875 stop,
byl strzen re zakladG kdyz
kratka ale prudka boure Sc
prehnala mad Chicagem a oko-
lin, a wren do slevarny zavo-
du Carnegie-Illinois Steel Co.
v Gary. TTi muzi, prozatimni
dflovedouc1 Walter Szcepani-
ak, Joseph Zolondz a John Ii
kauskas, byli ma m1ste zabiti,
a til dalsi z 200 zamestnancu
v dobe te We slevarne pracuj1-
cich byli zraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Zemfel We veku Sc let.

We Wahoo, Neb., zemfel
Anton1n Medina, We veku Sc
let. I'll We Wahoo 65 let a byl
zamestnan 81 let zelezaf-
skem obchode Beebe & Lehm-
kuhl. Do Wahoo Sc pTisteho-
val z Moray v roce 1877 a V
roce 1886 sc stall obcanem. Y
roce 1882 sc ozenil Sc Marii
Kudrnovou; z manzelstvf Yves
10 10 d6t1 re kterych jedno
zemrelo jake nemluvne a de-
vet deti s matkou zel1 1mrtl
sveho otce a manzela. Stare
eek zanechal tez pet vnoucat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Staty shromazduji O.
hromne pracovni silly.

S44
We Spojenych Statech vytva-
RI Sc V pr1tomnosti jeden z nej-
vetslch reservoar1 lidske silly v
deJlnach lidstva, obrovske "a
stupy muzG a zen, jejichz 1ko-
lem Je bojovati proti zlovol-
nym silam Osy = jejf 1tocnos-
tt a 1tisku.
"Kazdy American ma sv6
misto V teto totalni valce," pra
vii nedavno pTedseda komise
pro o~bstaravan1 pracovnfch sill,
Paul V. McNutt. "Jeden z kaz-
dych til muz1 We veku cd 20
do IS let bojuje bud v ozbroje-
nych sborech, nebo v pracov-
Mich satech vyrabi zbrane a
valecne zasoby a dopravuje ie
ma bojiste Spojenych narodd.
Vance Dude Eve valce" ka-
zdy druhy muz."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Manzele Jandovi popaleni.

We Wahoo, Neb., vypukl O.
hen v dome Huberta Jandy v
dobe nocn1. Mimojedoucf au-
toistaa dial poplasne znamen1 a
tax Sc podaTilo manzelGm u
niknouti skrze okno, utrpeli a
ny. Manzele jsou popaleni CT
telne ma hlavach. Dostalo sc
Jim osetrenf drem J. F.. Lauvet-
zem a byli dopraveni do domu
jejich dcery Ralph Kochove
We kterem jsou osetTovani.
Dunn byl velmi poskozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Valecne kolky ma plavkach.

Minuly tyden jelo 10 here
eek 2 New Yorku do Miami ma
Florlde a We vlaku sc pTevlek-
ly do plavek a polepily je L.
spornymi valecnymi znamka-
mi. PAX Sc prochazely vlakem
a nez uplynulo 9 minut, muzi
Jim vsechny kolky odlepili a
zaplatili "a ne pres $500.
Y Los Angeles sc modelka
Judith Gibsonova p~redstavila
v takovem 1boru ma schodech
jednoho departmentn1ho OBJ
chodu a postacili pouze ctyri
muzi, ably vsechny znamky Cd
lepili a zaplatili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Hrozny vybuch We Spanelsku.

Reuterova tiskova kancelar,
.jez citovala radiovou zpravu
z Vichy, oznamila, re 200 O.
sob bylo zabito nebo porane-
no vybuchem bomby behem
nabozenskych obTad1 v Bilbao
We Spanelsku. Bylo sdeleno, re
general Jose Varela, spaniel
sky armadn1 ministr, byl pri-
|tomen, avsak unikl a vyvazl
lvSelikemu Zran6nl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Mlada babicka ma misto SER
zanty Tumy.

Plukovnik Don G.. Faith,
velitel cvicne skoly pro zensky
pomocny sbor armady We Fort
Des Moines, vybral 81 "a svou
sekretarku 3. Atwood z Los
Angeles, Al let starou babic-
ku, jez je prostym voj1nem v
pomocnem sboru. Jakmile Sc
z%apracuje, nastoup1 ma m1sto
~serzanta Daniela Tumy z De-
trOit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.

Sc z pivOvaru.
eco hledas, matko?" taxa.
Sc, pTistoupiv ku klec1c1 u tru.
hlfku.
Tarchalova sebou trhla, pc.
lekana nenadalou otazkou q
nepokojne Sc ohledla.
eco jest to "a balicek?"
"Coz pax vim? Nalezla
Ijsem jej v truhl1ku."
"Ukaz mi jej."
Wal jej z ruky, ktere jaksi
nerada poustela svou koTist.
"Zda sc mi, re jsem to sauna
|jednou do truhlfku vstrcila a
zapomnela ma to jake ma smrt.
Del mi to, podfvam se." A
chtela mu to Ease wit.
"Pockej. Zde jest neco ma
platne napsano. Posvit mi,
matko."
Stara priblfzila Sc Sc svfc-
kou a dlvala Sc zvedave jiskr1-
elm sc zrakem pres rame syno-
vO.
"Majetek Hynk1v," pTecetl
Tarchala. "To psala neboz-
ka," pravil a chtel balicek 90
pet poloziti do truhliku.
"Nepodivas Sc ami, co v mem
jest?"
"Nepatff to mne, co jest mi
do toho? AZ Sc vrat1, vezme
81 to, kdyz je to jeho."
"Tot otazka jeSte, je-li to je-
no. Nebozka nemela sveho
jmenf ami grose, nema tud1z
zadneho prava Jim nakladati,
neb tvs vse prac1 vydelal."
"Myslis, mako, re jsou tam
penize?"
"A co jineho by schovavala
v takove skrysi?"
"E! hlouposti kde by wa
la penez; vse, CO Sc vydelalo,
spotrebovali jsme."
"Prohledni balicek a pre-
eQc Sc.
Tarchala Sc chvili rozmy-
slel.
Mites Sc piece podfvati,"
pob1zela no matka.
"Vzdyt je to ma vsech stra-
mach zasite."
eco ma tom. Da Sc to Ease
zasiti."
"Pravda! Nuz podej mi,
mako, milky"
Sli oba Ike stolu. Matka Wy
tahla rychle re stolku ndzky a
oba jail Sc balicek o~tvlrati.
"N6jake hlouposti," pravil
Tarchala.
Byly to "Noci Joungovy", IT,
stene ma pijavem papfru, a ba-
lfcek lfstkn.
"Podfvej Sc do prostredku,
jest tam neco."
Tarchala zatTasl knizkou a
z listG vypadly nejake verse a
mobility, dosti hrube Hynkem
opsane, nekolik suchych kvetin
nekolik obrazkI a listek S pra-
MIN, S horicfm srdcem, prokla-
nym strelou. Tarchala znal
ten lfstek, neb Hynek mt jej
ukazal S pychou, rka. "Jest
to cd Josefiny." Josefina by
la nejmladsi dcedou Klempi-
rovou, Tarchala byl d1vernf-
KEN milencG a vedel, re il Hy-
mex slfbil, re 81 il vezme, al Sc
vrat1, a ona sl1bila nan cekat a
byt by az do smrti.
"Myslel jsem, re 81 to wal S
sebou," pravil, prohlfzeje ty
pamatky, rozhazene pc stole,
bal Sc snad, ably to nekde nez-
tratil, a proto to nechal u TEX
ly."
eide jest jeste nejaky pa
pir," zvolala Tarchalova, uka-
zujfc ma modry potisteny pa
plr S cervenymi cfsly. "To jsou
snad nejake zahranicne peni-
ze."
Starena nevzdavala sc ma
dele, re nalezne penfze.
Tarchala wal papfr do ru-
ky, obracel jej ma vsecky stra-
ny, ale nemohl nicemu porozu-
metz.
"Neco takoveho jake smen-
ka,"
"Nu a co jest nadepsano?"
"Promessa," stezf pTeslabi-
koval.
eco jest to-"
"Cert vi, co. Je to nejak
podivne napsano."
"Myslfs, re to nejsou penl-
ze?"
"Jak by to molly byti penf-
re. Hynek nebyl pfece zad-
nym bankerem, ably mel CHI
peniZe."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Vctoru
Gardens
BY n. e. Lalnq

Spray-pumps range in size from
small hand-operated. bucket.pumps
to large power outfits. a suitabl
outfit for the home fruit garden
consists OF a stout high grade brass
bucket-pump, 25 feet of one-half
inch rubber hose, and an eight
foot brass-lined bamboo pole With
disk nozzle mounted at As de-
grees. A short two or three foot
pipe should be available in place of
the eight foot pole for close work
on bushes. Such an outfit together
with bellows type knopsack tree
buster will take care of all trees
excepting large ones. which can be
cared for only by means of a pow
er outfit.
The modern professional spray
programs are much more compli-
Gated than the busting prog taws.
There is a special time and 4 spc-
cial formula for spraying each lind
Of fruit and vegetables and in some
cases the formula is changed sew
eral times during the sumner.
Those who wish TO become familiar
with the details of these spray pro.
grams should obtain a copy OF
Michigan Ext. Bull, S15i. which OK
plains the programs for fruits The
programs for vegetables are given
separately in several bulletins.
each devoted TO a particular crop.
Since the small home spray outfft
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Future Activities For
Boy Scouts Announced

Future activities we're announc-
ed at the regular meeting of Boy
Scouts of Troop l at Starkweather
Hall Monday night. This was the
last regular meeting of the school
year.
Following an advancement per-
iod, plans were discussed for the
camping trip to Newkirk. The
boys will meet next Monday night
to make final arrangements and
the troop will go to camp for a
week. beginning Sunday. June IA.
There will be an advancement
hike Thursday night, the boys
leaving at o'clock from Stark.
weather Hall Willard Fensch. a
Normal College student, will be in
charge.
During the summer the boys
plan TO meet about twice a month
and will be called together by
use OF the mobilization system.
Plan Camp Trip
A camping trip for a week from
Saturday at Camp Newkirk was
planned at the regular meeting OF
Boy Scouts of Troop ~ at the
Baptist Church Monday night.
After the opening ceremony. the
boys worked on first class require
ments, getting ready for a court of
honor. Marching and baseball also
occupied a portion OF the evening
which was closed with the Scout.
masters benediction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03

does not produce enough pressure
TO control most of the diseases, the
home gardener should plan to use
dust as the main method and
sprays only for certain special jobs
such as the early dormant spray to
control scale insects on the bark
OF lilac, roses, Towering almond,
towering crabs and ounces ap-
pies, pears. peaches. plums, cNe.'-
ries. nectarines, currants, goose
berries. and apricots. II is also
desirable to use sprays for part of
the control program for cod'ing
moth of apple and pear, and &C.
casionally for the control of suck
ing insects on ornamental shruos
as we'll as on certain of the fruit
trees.
The dormant spl ay program may
begin in the autumn after the
leaves have fallen, at which time
a dormant oil spray is sometimes
used according to the directions
of the manufacturer. In som &,
cases, fall spraying has caused in
jury. Therefore home gardeners
are usually advised 10 do their
dormant spraying N the spring be-
fore the buds open. Grapes do
not require a dormants pray.
The most-used types of dorna ant
sprays. are concentrated lime-sul-
phur, oil, tar. and tar.oil. All Of
them control scale insects The all
vantage Of lime.sulphur is that it
controls peach leaf curl and helps
to control various other diseases.
The advantage of tar and oil IS that
they control aphids. mites, and var
ious other early insect pests that
attack the buds and young shoots
OF apple. cherry. and sometimes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03

other trees. Since lime-sulphur
must not be mixed with oil. sprays,
those who use dormant sprays for
peaches should add Bordeau with
the oil to control peach leaf curl
according TO the directions given
by the manufacturer of the oil
spray Oil sprays look oily When
mixed with water just before spray
ing. they look milky. Dormant OILS
often are not suitable for summer
use.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
NAM ED JUDGE

Lansing. Mich. June Paul r.
Cash. Alma. was named Tuesday TO
be judge OF the Twenty-ninth Mich.
igan Circuit succeeding the late
Judge Kelly S Scarf, st. Johns
Cash will hold office until after the
November election, when a success
sor will be chosen to fill the re-
mainder Of Judge Searl's term, end
ing Jan. |. I94S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
SOLDIER BROTHERS SAFE

Grand Rapids. Mich, June g.
Good news has reached The parents
OF Sergt. Sidney Peyries, IS years
old, and Corp. Gcrritt Devries. "a,
brothers. They learned OF the boys
safe arrival with the newest Army
contingents to reach Australia only
a day after they dispatched a mes
sage notifying the brothers of the
death OF their sister Theresa, in a
motor car crash Memorial Day. The
messages passed on the Pacific
radio.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03

something like ant-Napoleon-
ism.
Cordell Hull-ism is about the
closest to the worldwide demo-
cratic article available at the pres
ent juncture.
The U. S, Latin america, Russia,
China, the British Empire, ct
cetera?
Versus Hitler and a doubtful
Mussolini and Spain-foohey!
How about Hitler versus all the
rest OF EN-?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Fifty Years Ago
NO SWIMMING

Fort Custer. Mich. June 3-INs
Fort Custer officers warned -
day that soldiers found swimming
anywhere on the military reserva
ton would be subject to arrest by
military police The order was is.
sued after one solder drowned In
Eagle Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
DAMAGE $4,000

Grand Rapids, June 3-AP-Dam-
age from fire and an explosion in
the four-story Moose Temple was
estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000. The greatest damage
was done to six new bowling al.
leys on the first floor.