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Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Del Mitchell OF Kingman Succeeds
c. H. McNulty, Resigned,
AS Manager OF Citizens Utilities Here
caeding C. III. McNulty, resigned.

caeding C. III. McNulty, resigned.
Mr.. sEGcNulty is leaving the en-
rs7oy of the company after Is years,
fA.o which have been spent in No
o5les., He stated that although he
re9rets greatly leaving Ncgales and
~ many friends here, he has de
cided that his business interests in
Montana require his personal at
tention.
Mr.. McNulty and Mr., Mitchell
beth joined the company in 1927
and ever since have been personal
friends and associated together in
q business way.
Mr.. MeNulty stated that he had
been instrumental in the appoint
ment of Mr.. Mitchell to succeed
him because OF his confidence in
Mr.. Mitchells ability to handle
successfully the many and varied
problems incident to the manage
ment of the local public utility
Mr.. Mitchell has been assistant
manager Of the Kingman. Arizona
Division of Citizens Utilities Com
pany since 1884. Prior to going to
Kincman he was manager of the
ccmpany's. Miami Division For 6
years prior to becoming part of
the business organization with
which he is now connected, Mr.,
Mitchell was employed by the Globe
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Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Xmas Card From,
CpI. BonOrand

A Christmas card this week from
Corp. T. r. Bonorand at Camp
Robinson, Ark, read in part as
follows:
ct am sure that everyone OF us
in the service would like to be home
for Christmas but first we must do
away with the Japs and ferries and
then we will really enjoy our Xmas
holidays with freedom throughout
the world.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Christmas Turkey
Shoot Sunday

A Christmas turkey shoot will be
held one half mile north of the
Patagonia ranger station Sunday,
Dec. 10.
There will be plenty of nice, fat
turkeys and everybody is invited, -
saiC Dav-ron Scogins. a visitcc here
Tuesday from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Three Tribe Boys
In Armed Forces

Antonio Uribe left Tuesday for
Phoenix to report for training in
the Navy in which he was recently
inducted.
He is a brother of Lieut.. Daniel
Uribe, Camp Lewis, Wash, and
Paratrooper George Uribe, F't. Ben
ming, Ga.
The three service men are sons
Of Mrs. Frances Ramirez Hiegtc~
4O4 Potrero street.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17

II nlc,..-, =; --1.2.i.,, 90, and
Peta G. ia 10 g, ac sons and
daush CT q IL. ard I-l5. Pedro
Pa s., & -. 35r2a.
y. -. :r1r5 1ada, now sta
ticnc1 a lGier1i Springs, Fla, was
induced into tI,e army NEay 9,
1912. Ele was born at Win.Ee!nlan,
Ariz., June 6, 1920.
An1alia (EEoIsy) Rada was in
due CO in August 1043 and is
cadt nurse a, 81. Mary's Hos
pi.al In Tucson. She was born at
Tucsc2 May Il 1893.
PVT. Pei G Rada was induc.ed
May IA. 1949 and is royq with The
army at Pi.tsburo. Cali: FFo vas
born al Tucson Fe1. -, 1925.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Arthur Mckinney
In Fighting In
Italian Area

Private Arthur Mckinney, 20
year-old son of Zack Mckinney OF
Nogales, has been transferred bJ
the Army from Africa to Italy and
writes he is just behind the front
lines in the fighting zone. He is
in the ordnance depa rtment.
A telegram to his father yester-
day said: "Best wishes for Chris
mas and New Year. My thoughts are
with you. Please don't worry
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Much Cattle
Stealing In
Northern Sonora

Guillermo Mascarenas of Mascar-
enas Hermanos said Tuesday that
much cattle stealing is going on in
northern SCnCra and that Gov.
Abelardo Rodriguez is to put on a
number of rural policemen shortly
to try to apprehend the guilty par
ties.
The sum of 100, 900 pesos has been
set aside to pay the police, Mas
carenas said.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Elk Official
Visitor Here

Joe Mayer of Globe, district dep
uty of Elks lodges, paid his official
visit to the Nogales lodge Tuesday
night.
He was accompanied here by v.
H. Anderson, steward of the Globe
lodge; and Lloyd Edmonson, of
Globe, former Nogalian, and former
exalted ruler of the Nogales lodge
of which his brother, E. S. Edmon-
son. is now exalted ruler.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Bauer Manager
OF All
Bowman Interests

Charles Bauer. well known in
business circles here for many
years, has been roade general man
ager Of all Of Writ G.. Bowman
interests, effective yesterday Mr.
Bowman announced yesterday after
noon.
Bauer has been a resident of this
city for about Is years and recently
sold his Montezunna Buffet to John
GOVOrkO.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17
Only Il To Be
Called To Colors
In January

Only 27 Santa Cruz County selec-
tive service men will be called to
the colors in January.
Two Negroes will go to the Phoe-
nix induction center Jan. 3rd, 10
whites Jan. 11th, and Is whites
Jan. 18TH
The January call, received yester-
day, is the smallest for this county
in several months.
Nogales international., 1943-12-17

by GERALD UNDERWOOD
The NGgales High School Apa-
cnes will open the annual winter
basketball season here tonight at
the NogaLes High School gynlna-
,.lum when they meet the cagers
Nogales international., 1943-12-17

once began collection of funds The
committee is confident that his
record of leadership in this office
during the formative period of the
league will prove an example future
presidents will strive to equal.
Appointed as Mr.. Sands vice
president is Marty Loughman, well
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Nogales international., 1943-12-17

Del Mitchell recent resident of
Kingnlan, arrived Wednesday and
yesterday assumed the duties Of
division manager Of the Citizens
Utiiities Company in charge of
its Saalla Cruz properties, sue
Nogales international., 1943-12-17

D. Corp Adolo u
brothers OF Mary
l9 is in the AIR corps
first radio operator gunner on
Ariz June 22 1928
192 is somewhere IN the
nfantryman He born at Nosales OCT
81,
Vicente Lopez Julia Lopez de Gonzalez
at left here with the Natona
Guard in September 194O Carson, Colo
nfanyman III Alaska is
son LneirO de Munoz lie
was Navojoa and
brother of Oscar nducted into the
2, 1941
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
ELOGIOS PARA LA VALENr
TIA DE LOS FRANCHISES
EN- LA CAMPANA DE A.
ERICA

Angel, Enero 8.-Las opera
clones de las tropas francesas
contra las comunicaciones ale
manas en- Sousse y Sfax Sc in
terpretan aqui como ell resurgi-
miento del espiritu nacionaa
frances. Los soldados colonia-
les siguen dando pruebas de ex-
traordinario valor. Inlciaron
sus operacienes cuando solo con
taban con ametraladoras y ri
files.
Actualneme les opayan tan
ques americanos y artilleria bri
tanica. No obstantes las gram
dies dificultades, expulsaron a
Eos italianos de posiciones que
ocupaban y oblgaron a los nazis
a divertir tropas y equipo.
tEl espiritu de las tropas frar
cecas, frente a las mejores tro'
pas de choque de los totalita'
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Ell A DEL SARGEN
TO ARENAS RECIBIRA Sc
PULTURA EN- TAMPA

Para ell saUGdo por la tarde,
a las $50, esta senalado aqui
ell entierro del sargento Vernon
L. Arenas, de "a amos, artillero
de un bombardero bimotor, que
pereciera en- un accidente de a
viaci6n ocurrido en- Carolina
del Sur.
Ell cortejo saldra del a fune-
raria de Blount y ell cadaver re-
cibira sepultura en- Myrtle Hill
Pertenecia ell sargento a una
familia muy guerilla en- la colo
MIA latina.
Hara los honores al cadaver
un d-estacamento de la base Nc
Dill.
En- las dos ceremonies religio
saS que Sc preparan actuaran el
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
LA SALUD DE PETAIN SIC
RESIENTE

Madrid, Enero S.-COmuni-
san de Francia que Ell estado de
salud del mariscal Petain no es
bueno y que los medices le aeon
seian traba}ar menes.
La salud del m~ariscal, que
cuenta 81 amos de edad, Sc ha
resentido en- los ultimos meses.
Los m6dices lie pemitiran ira
bajar entire las IL de la mana
ma y las 8 de la tarde, con una
bora de descanso para conner.
lie han sido prohibidos los ban
quotes nOcturnos y las recepcio
mes.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

alemanes 10 conocen por ell nombre
de HJabO," cuyo origen etimologico
Sc ignora.
Tarea de los bOmbarderos
En- vista de la superioridad nu-
merica de ~nuestros bombarderos pc
sados sobre los de la Gran Bretana,
a aquellos les corresponds Ia tarea
de hundir a los buques de guerra,
transportes Y barcos de abasteci-
miento que a~travesaban Ell Medi-
terraneo con destino a Libia.
Ell Coronel Whitney afirmo 10
~siguientes
"En los primeros dias de la ofen-
silva habia un corredor entire Grecia
Y ell importante puerto libio de Ben
gasi, fuera del alcance de los avio-
mes de combate ordinarios, debido a
que sus aerodromos estaban situa-
dos en- lugares muy distances. En-
tonces los g~igantescos aviones B-24,
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
DOS
POR

FL Gran Jurado del condado
proces6 aver por violaclon al
soldado Albert Blass Chavez,
destacado en- ell campamento
Drew, Y a William Henry Nor
ris, de 80 amos, I'm exconvicto.
Chavez atac6 a su victima"
una madre de familia, ell domin
go por la noche, a la entrada
de un edificio, en- la calle de
Tampa. Cuatro testigos presta-
ron declaration.
Ell soldado sera remitido a la
carca del condado por las auto
riades militares.
Norris viol6 a una muchacha
&c 16 amos, emparentada con Ell,
" en- California di6 muerte a un
policia.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

ria del carbon antfacita, Aut
; namado hoy a session con 81 fir
! dc terminar la huelga Illegal, dc
5000 mineros, que Sc declarar
aver en- contra de la voluntad
oe los lideres.
Tree grandes carboneras Sc
cerraron Y empieza a sentirse
la escasaz de carbon en- el nor
deste.
I'll coordinador de Combusti-
tles S6lidos, seeretario del Int
rior Ickes, pide que Ell trabajo
Sc reanude Embellishments.
Ickes lie mand6 hoy I'm telegra-
ma a John L. Lewis, presidente
de los Mineros Unidos, y otro a
William Inglis, presidente de la
Glen Alden Coal Company,
Gomponen Ell Comite seis pa
tronos y seis lideres obreros.
Los huelguistas demandan un
aumento de $500 por dia y una
rebaja de 80 centavos en- las
Quotas de la union. Lewis CANA
un sueldo de S25, 900 anuales, !
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Sc HACIA PASAR PoR OIL
CIAL DEL EJERC1To

Fianza de $1,000 sehal6 aver
eli comisionado federal Pinker-
ton a James Willis Waller, de
az amos, vecino de Bradenton,
que Sc hacia pasar por oficial
del ejercito.
Las .autoridades federalos lie
arrestaron en- Venice, donde es'
taba empleado. COmeti6 Ell deli
to en- Gulfport, Mississippi, dan
do un cheque de $500.
Por no tener la fianza Sc Il
llev6 a la carcel del condado'
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
e Ell SIR. BAUTA-
SAR PACHECO

Esta recluido en- su residen-
cia Gle la calle Lamar, en- Tam
pa Heights, 81 querido amigo
Baltasar Paoheco, exsecretario
6e la Junta de Utilidad y con-
'dueno de la botica ia Econ6-
mica, situada en- la avenida Co
lumbus Drive y calle 16.
PaGheco ACADIA de ser nombra
do inspector de salubridad a las
6rdenes del DIR. McEacherm.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Turner, que espera Scr nadre,
pidi6 aver n anlifac6h de su ma
timonio con Stephen Crane, I'm
comerciante con 81 cual Sc case
en- e. mes de julio. Asegura la
mujer que cuando Sc case con "a
no Sc habia divorciado todavia
Gle Carol Kurtz.
No Sc sable 81 volvera a casar
Sc con 81 cuando Ell divorcio Sc
lie conceda. Crane declare que
lamentaba mucho la infelicidad
que el incidente ocasionaba.
"Es muy infortunado que
Miss Turner sufrs por una cir
cnStancia legal de la cual no te,
MA c~enocimiento,"
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

rios, es de confianza y seguri-
dad.
Los coloniales son especiaiis-
tas en- ocultarse de la aviaci6n
enemiga.
La mayor parte de los Soda
dos franceses anhelan un enten
dimiento entire 81 general Gil
raud Y ell general Charles de la
Gaulle.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
IREGRESO AVER Ell
DIR. JUAN SILVERlO

Regres6 aver de la Habana'
donde pasara una temporada'
81 DIR. Juan SilveriO, jefe de los
servicios m6dicos del Circulc
Cubano y expresidente del Co.
legio Medico Latino Amerl'
cano
Con 81 retorn6 su bella espo"
sa, hermana del DR.. Jose Agus'
tin Martinez, ministro de esta-
do de Cuba.
Dedicamos I'm saludo de bien
venida a tan distinguidos y
apreciados amigos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

de gran radio de acci6n, iniciaron
sus operaciones, amartillando las
embarcaciones que Sc encontraban
en- esa via de Ia cual dependfa en-
mucho Ell Eje para Ell abastecimiento
de fuerzas. Nuestros bombar-
deros pesados no solo a%tacaron las
embarcaciones sino ademas causa
ron grandes danos en- los puertos
libios de Tobruk y Bengasi, termi-
nando por destruir completamente
a este ultimo lugar, e inutilizando
cast totalmente les instalaciones
portuarias."
Los specialists railitares atri-
buyen ell fracaso de las fuerzas del
Eje en- Ell Africa septentrional al
hundimiento de sus barcos de abas-
tecimiento en- ell Mediterraneo,
siendo debida la mayor parte de
estos hundimientos a la acci6n de
los bombarderos pesados de los
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
AVIACION INGIESA A
TACO T R VEZ Ell DIS
TRITO DEL RHUR

Londres, Enero 8.-Por ter
cera vez en- 10 que va del ano,
dos bombardenos britanicos a.
tacaron anoche 81 distrito indus
trial del Ruhr. Todos los apara
tos regresaron a sus bases.
Sc efectuaron los anteriores
asaltos los dfas 8 y A de enero.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Por la merecida designation
De congratulamos y hacemos
votos por su pronto restable-
cimiento,
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

= De IS de
un confin al otro del desierto
libio, Sc han lucido los ayiado-
res n-orteamericanoS al servi-
clio del Octave Ejercito Brita-
nico, habiendose hecho mere
eedores de los elogios de los
Aliados,
Ell Teniente Coronel Cornelius v.
Whitney, descendiente de una ia
milia distinguish, y actualmente
miembro del Cperpo de Information
adscrito a las FueFzas Aereas del
Eiercito de los Estados Unidos en-
eli Africa septentrional franeesa, ha
dicho que a los ayiadores de su
eouipo Sc les considera como "lHs
feras del desierto."
Esta declaration del Coronel
Whitney, fue corroborada por ell
Vicemariscal, Sir Arthur Coming
ham, Jefe de las Reales Fuerzas
Aereas y de las Aliadas en- 81 de-
sierto occidental, en- los terminus
siguientes:
"Los aviadores del Ejereito de los
Estados Unidos Sc estan peFtando
acknowledgements"
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Sc TRATA DE SOLUCIONAR
UNA HUELGA DE $4,000
MINEROS

Wilkes-Barre, Pan, Enero 8.
lei Comite de los IL, que tiene
a su cargo gobernar la indust-
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

ST sehor
Compre Ia pintura 3.
L. p. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. ayenida y
Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
La t&ctica de la lucha

Los referidos photos son MEM
bros de la STA. Division de Cazas
del Ejercito de los Estados Unidos,
v cuando llegaron al desierto libio
para reunirse con ell Octave Ejercito
Britannica, no habian tenido expe-
riencia en- la tactica do la guerra en-
aquella region, Los aviadores de
las Reales Fuerzas Aereas ensefla-
ron a los norteamerieanos las ma
has que habiap adquirido durante
ano y medic de iucha intensa en- ell
desierto, con tai resultado, segnn
atestiguan los jefes militares bril-
tanicos y otros, que dieron "un golpe
final a las fuerzas del Eje."
Los bombarderos pesados, de
peso mediano y aviones de GAIA
norteamericanos, contribuyeron a
la historical ofensiva que derrot6 al
Mariscal Rommei y su Afrika
Korps. FL denominado avi6n de
GAIA v bombardeo es relativamente
nuevo; es veloz Y liviano, llevando
ademas una o dos bombas, y los
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
LANA TURNER PIDE LA A.
NULACION DE SU MATRI
M0NIO

Los Angeles, Enero s. La
actriz cinematografica Lana
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Rev. Rodgers Y ell capellan w
T. Lieppert, de MacDill.
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Evangelisiit (enier
Dedication Planned

Dedication Of the John Arbor
Evangchstic Center. located at
John X. road, one mile south of
Auburn road near 20-mile road
VIII take place Sunday, August
%, al 30 The Rev. Finley Da-
foe IS pastor Of the church,
which is a part OF the Anchor
Bay Evangclistic association.
with Dr.. and Mrs r. j. Turner
president and founder The
public is cordially invited TO al
tend the dedication ceremony.
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BY 5. BURTON HEATH
Ma slan Corrcs9ondsnr


BAUNITE, Ark, Aug &c 49,
Probably your atlas says that
Bauxite is "A little village of less
than 1000 inhabitants. located IN
Pulaski County, Arkansas I'm
less you have a good map, YOU
may not even find this place on
il But don, let that deceive
YOU BauXtc is one OF the most
important communities i'm the
United States. and by the end Of
TINS year VIII bo one Of Arkan-
Sas largest settlements
There is nothing handsome or
imposing about BauXitc or its
fast growing suburbs, the gov
eminent housing pr % G & { $
known as Pine Haven lwn.tCI
and WOOD Lands negro There
are no Skyscrapcrs, no lovely
private res. denccs, no depart
mcnt stores. The town is not
making planes or tanks or mys-
terry weapons.
Its end product is 4 fine white
powder That looks and feels
much like coufcct.oncrs sugar.
That innoccnt-looking powder IS
alunna - aluminium oxide --
which, when the oxygen has
been freed by clectroIy>iS be-
comes aluminium. for planes and
ships and scores of other essen
tial war weapons.
BIGGEST DEPOSITS
From bauXite mined in and
around this community by the
end Of 1943, VIII be made more
than half Of the alumina used IN
the arsenal Of democracy. The
exact percentage would be hard
10 compute, because BauXltc
Ghe town is so Inextricably i'm
terwoven into the far-flung sys-
TEN OF the Aluminium Company
Of America. But one half is
conservative fraction.
BauXite gets It's name from
the fact that Il IS located in the
midst of the bauXlte producing
region Of Pulaski county which,
with adjoining Saline county.
provides 95 percent of all dom
este bauxite ore the only prac-
ticsble large scale source Of
alumlna today.
From ITS own mines, the
Aluminium Company obtains
about half of the baux,te that is
mined IN the United States,
which by ycar-cnd will be about
thrce-fourths Of the orc used in
this country. SO the company
mines probably Will be the
prime source for a third Of our
national supply Of aluminium
But the extraction plant here
handles much OF the output Of
some ten other mining compan-
les in the ncighborhood, which
take the ore from the ground
and leave processing 10 the AL
uminum Company's plants
The quantity of aluminium
that We are making now is con-
sidcred war secret. But no
body should object ( we say IN
Hollywoodese that il mas become
supercoloSsal-that IL is many,
many times the prc-war produc-
ton Even al that, we do not
have enough. so that aluminium
is not used IN many places I
where 10 is wanted.
Nevertheless, we are getting 4.
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stationed with the air forces in
England, has been reported
missing since July both, at
which time he made a raid over
Norway Lieut.. Byers parents
are in Sebring, Florida, where
Capt. Byers is stationed at the
present time.
The members of the local
Council Knights of Columbus
held ladies night dinner and
program on Tuesday evening in
the Cook hotel Richmond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
RoseviIIe High Begins
Grid Practise Sept. |

Football practise for the Rose
willie High School team W u be
gin on September 1, Nile Hayes,
coach, revealed today. Both
letter winners and rockies are
asked TO report nj the High
School gym on that date for reg
istraton and the opening pep
talk. Actual practise viii be
held at the adjoining high school
field.
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the formers brother, Edward
Gchringer, u. S. O. G.. stationed
at Curtis Bay, Maryland. who
with Mrs, GehriEger is spending
a short furlough with relatives
here and in Detroit. Mr. and
Mrs. Gehringer entertained on
Sunday in their home her hon.
oring their son.
Private James Winkel left on
Tuesday TO return 20 Camp Polk,
La, after enjoying a furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Allies Superiority Comes from Clay Of Arkansa

JOS w. Winkel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Stier en-
tertained in their home on
Sunday honorine the fourth
birthday anniversary Of their
son William.
Mrs. Nellie Dawson of De-
troit is the guest this week in
the home of Mrs. Katherine Fitz-
gerald.
Mrs. Lynn Emmer, Richmond,
has been inormed that her
grandson, Lieut.. James Byers,
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the weekend with Mrs. Beier,
and grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Clacrhout
entertained al dinner on Mon
day evening honoring their son
Francis who is enjoying a short
furlough from his duties on the
merchant marine boat
Mr.. nd Mrs. +. j. Gehringer
viii attend a dinner party this
evening M the home of their
son, DR. and Mrs. Norman Geh-
ringer. The occasion Will honor
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DES MONIES, Ia.-There's a
bushel of wheat that has gone
all-out for the war. II has been
sold and resold successfully un-
I'll Sl2l has been collected on it
for the USO and smokes-f for sol
diers funds. g
And the final purchaser,
milling concern, milled the
bushel into flour. and il will be
served in the form Of rolls at a
Sunday USO breakfast for serv-
icempn
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Richmond
BY MABEL WINKEL

{. w. Beier returned 10 his
home in this village on Tuesday
after spending the past week
with Mrs. Bcicr at the Wilson
Cabins, GAYLORD. .IrS. Charles
Bonner OF Detroit and Mr. and
Mrs Milton G. Schultz and son
viii leave on Thursday 10 spend
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AVOID U-BOAT MENACE


This has become possible
releasing much shipping that
would have been necessary to
bring bauxitc troal South Am
erica. and permitting us TO
thumb our noses at ANS L.
boats i'm this rcspcct-bccausc
of a new process developed by
the Aluminium Company. A
plant TO utilize that process viii
be IN operation here 10y fall.
Briefly, the point is this.
There IS lots of bauxitc in Ar
kansas, but most of it is low
grade partly because Of def
cheney in alumlua content bat
chiefly because II contains too
much silica Unfortunately sill
ica sticks TO alumIna like an adj
hcSive plaster TO a hairy chest.
The old process would not di-
Vorcc the two. and every per
ccntaEe point of silica carried a
percentage p6Lut Of alumina
down the waste pipe into sea
Of worthless red mud.
The new plant VIII take that
red mud, remove the silica, free
the alumina, and make it feas-
ible 10 use the dome tic low
grade bauXlte.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

enough aluminium 90 make more
war planes than the rest of the
world comb ned. Upon our abil-
Ity 10 continue that pace Will
depend our success in, invading
the continent of Europe and de
stroying Japan
And al least three foWths Of
the ore for the aluminium we
shall need until the War is won
VIII come from Arkansas, from
the little area Of which this is
the producing and extraction
center.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-22
Lafayette

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bullock of
Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Sharrits were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Louise Cloore.
Miss Bernice Vandemark was a
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Audro Vandemark of Conner.
Mrs. Ivy Miller of Lima spent
several days with Mrs. Laura Bite
man.
Miss Helen Clum of Spencerville
was a week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Clum.
Saturday and Sunday callers at
the Desenberg home were Mrs. Ida
May Hinkle, Mrs. Louise Cloore,
Mrs. Ida Boyd, Mrs. Retta Clum,
Mrs. Carey Lentz, Mrs. Eda Hall,
Mrs. Laura Biteman, Mrs. Bessie
Clum, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Staley, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Houser, Mr.. and Mrs. |. B.
Beeshy of Button, Mrs. Carl Coon
and son and Mrs. Ivy Miller of
Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klingler of
Lima and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tallman of Ada were Thursday even
ing callers of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Houser.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-22

Cover fresh meat loosely. Wipe
with damp cloth just before cooking.
If ground, store in extra cool place
and cook soon.