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Nogales international., 1943-08-27
John Herrera Succeeds Glenn Mari,
Resigned, As Football And
Basketball Coach At Nogales High

Superintendent of Schools A. j.
Mitchell yesterday announced the
appointment of John Kenneth
Herrera as athletic coach and
physical education instructor at
Nogales High School for the new
school year starting Sept. 7th.
Herrera, WHO will coach both foot
ball and basketball, succeeds Glenn
Mari, resigned, who is now in the
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
$3.50 RAISED FOR HONOR ROLL
PLAQUE; $1,000 SET AS GOAL;
CONTRIBUTORS UP TO NOW
Plaque Containing About 1850 Names Of Men And
Women In Armed Forces To Be Ready Middle
Of Sept; Permanent Memorial Proposed

Exactly $3.50 had been raised up
to noon Wednesday in the drive
for funds to pay for the honor roll
plaque to be erected in the city
park containing the names of all
men and women in the armed
forces from Santa Cruz County.
Total number of contributors up
to then was 1O9. OF this number,
28 contributed since publication
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Suzanne Jeffcott, 9 on Sept. 25
Born in New Jersey.
Edward j. Reeves, Jr., Sept. %.
Mrs. B. j. jones, Aug. "a.
Phyllis Jean Westerlund, Aug. "a
Joan Ashby, Aug. "a.
Herman Medlen, Aug. 28. Born
in Tennessee.
Betty Jean RAIDER, 8 on Aug. 81.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Y. c. Wong Dies
In Berkeley

Y c. Wong, AZ years Of age, for
mer owner of the Pay'n Help Your
self grocery at Grand and Elm oleo
in Berkeley, Calf, Aug. 18th ano
was buried Monday, Aug. 2oth III
San Francisco.
He moved away from here 1our
ears ago after living III thls CITY
more than 20 years.
He is survived by his wife, 1our
o--~ md two daughters.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27

workers to harvest our crops.
However, have agreed to talk to
the Legion Club in Tucson on Mon
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Nogales international., 1943-08-27

Above service left to right starting at top are:
SGT JESUS SOTOMAYOR, 22, of Mrs Amalia Soto
24 Franklin street. volunteered JAM 1912 and
somewhere Canada He the coast artillery
brother Lucu WoOdhOuse, Miss Lu
pia Soomayo and Louie SotOmayOr He born in Noga
educated in the NOgaes schools employed the parts depart
the Cheshire Motors at the time he enlisted
PVT 1ST CLASS JIM LANE, 35 inducted into the
Feb H. 4S Hunter Field Georgia He born at
H. 19O8 the late Carmen Thomas
Lane married brother of
educated at NacO and employed by Nog Cheshire Motors at the
time of his induction
A. SHUGART, has been in for past
half friends in this the country
for Bird other
PVT FIRST CLASS HECTOR FERNANDEZ, 20-year
Liepage
the National Guard 1910 with infantry
regiment in He Angeles May H. 1923
a
High Nwbey
his induction.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27

Both of Mr. W. Miler's HUGO SEARLE
a DAVID BURDETT TO-
right in the
at the Univer
Columbia, studying mechanical
at
attended the University of Arizona
of induction employed
Aircraft had three months training
administration at Greeley,
Colo State College, formerly stationed at Camp Rapid
Rapid City, d. where attached headquarters
David nducted July 943 is studying electrical
engineering University Mexico Albuquerque n M
NOgaes,
1923, attended the University of Arizona two
NOga1es High School broth
Eleanor Hurley N NJ Wnied M Leslie of
Van Nuys, Calf
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Wife Slayer, So, Convicted
On Mans|auqhter Charge

Vince Giovinazzo, So. yesterday
was found guilty of manslaughter by
District Court jury sitting before
Justice Jesse c. Adkins in connec-
ton with the fatal shooting of his
wife. Mrs. Mary Giovinazzo, on June
l8. 1912.
The shooting took place. 1t was
charged, at Twelfth and D streets
NE. in the morning after Mrs. Gio-
vinazzo had come from church. At
that time, the defendant said, he
had asked her If he could return to
the home where she lived in the 300
block of Twelfth street NE. Mr..
Giovinazzo testified Mrs. Giovinazzo
refused and that afterward every
thing went black"
Mrs. Giovinazzo was shot four
times. it was explained by Assistant
District Attorney John c. Conliff, jr..
who prosecuted the case. Trial
started last Thursday.
The defense claimed that Mr..
Giovinazzo, a tailor by trade, had
suffered from asthma and that at
the time Of the shooting he was
temporarily insane.
AS the result of the verdict,
Giovinazzo faces a possible maxi
mum sentence of Is years in the
penitentiary.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

A LITTLE want Ad" In The
Star brings q LOT Of results. MA.
5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Protect the home you
love 50 much with this
tried-and-tr Sears
paint! Covers we'll
lasts longer-is . good
buy any way you figure!
At All Four Sedrs Stores
Evening star., 1943-06-10

This weatherproof coat
ing brushes on easily
and will stop small leaks
in your ROTOR any
surface exposed to mois-
ture.
At Three DEPARTMENT
Stores
Evening star., 1943-06-10

A folding stepladder Of
convenient size, practi-
cally q MUST for home
owners. Sturdily built
with bucket shelf.
At All Pour Sears Stores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

BAHAI SPEAKER HAS
LARGE AUDIENCE

r Louis c. Gregorv. a member
Of the National Spiriuisl Assembly
Of nahai OF the US. and Canadt
addressed large audience in iAe
lecture hall OF The fuller hotsl
Saturday evening Oci 2 The
subject was "'1he BASIS ~ Perma-
nent Peace and World Unity The
program was sponsored by The
Bahai eroup Of Detroit OF which
Mrs. Eta Cailin. Of Woodstock
drive Is secretary
Among some OF those attending
the lecture were nr Daisy North
cross and Mrs Katie Chcalham pr.
Thompson. Professor shelton OF
Ann Arbor Mr.. and Mrs Robert
DAVIS. Mr. Wong korean and
Nr. and Mrs. Fred Ilar Williams
The latter an old friend OF Mr.
Gregory. whose interest III BAHIA
began in Montreal in 1910
Mr. Gerrory prominent attor-
ney OF Rosion and chicago. mex
saturday evening In The Gothic
room OF the Taler hotel. will form
part OF 4 symposium Of men prom
ineniiy identified with The BAHIA
movement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Shoe Lane

H there The brisk autumn weather is here .ra
|, look out. kids il might involve you So bewsr
Just Discovered ....
The simply super corduroy jackets the fellows -.
willing to the gals they leave for the service fAm1
kddinglD
Eulale Cuvile is lonesome for a certain ex.soA.
mate who is in the army stationed at J g. "
The change in Peggy Jean Burris since the effect =.
her religion classes has started to penetrate that bran
That winter weather is creeping up on u.s.
Another Moron Joke -.
After the ringing of phone half the night rnoro
woke up and answering the phone the moron on ~
line asked if it Madison one-one The oth
moron answered NO this is Madison cleven-elevera
The calling apologized, I'm very sorry to have vst
had to get up to the phone anyway Coodnirh@
Service Notes .....
News has reached that John Stephens is gens
right into the swing of things at Great Lakes
George Smith of popular Young mon
left for the army this week We picture GEORGE,
handsome appearance in khAd now.
Pvt. Herbert McFadden writes us that he is very an
xous to hear from everyone here in Detroit Send him
clippings from the Detroit Tribune YOU don't have tims
to write There's plenty to read in those 90 pages
The Goldsby family really gets around Arthur i in
the Army Air corps while Wilbur has donned Uncle sam,
uniform for the Navy.
Orchids and Onions ...
Orchids to Miss Ruby Lee for the gettoqethe She had
honoring Pvt Milton Haword. who home furlough
from Tuskegee Army Air school Onions to Sarah Casey
Cor disappointing by coming down 10 Detroit for
the weekend. Orchids to Jean Carmichael. Hotense
Reid, and Margaret Ightner for winning Delta schoar-
ships Onions to johnny Stephens for not writing home
Orchids to Pvt Prince Walker for getting right into the
swing Of things of being Marine Onions Ray Shep-
hard for evadng clutches
S'one kids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Perry avenue After delicious
hreakfa-, the sorors listened 10
shor, remarks from their SUI
rrcme Rastcus Brulah r Whit
by. and tho graduate chapters
hssiieus Reulah Brewer Mr. Ed
ward summons candidate Tor the
comm n council gave short
and very Impressive talk
Sorrrs present AZ The breakfast
ana raii, we're Fanctic Norris.
Porm Nsiison smith Ia Claire
lno> ptlty Ilarfls Dora renick.
a. Acnes Davis Katherine
wHs Lois Ice Elnora stephens
Nagenc, and Freddie Bradley.
Fyel,n Pace T.o,'ie Rai'ics Nel-
10 Watts Rachael timer Mary
Row lama Kate pichcns Kathleen
Mcdonald Betty Swan Dorothy
Scott Rcrinia Soloman o'Ncil.
Nair.lr, bennett Cornell Drum
Marie Rood Por'ia Phillips Ida
peitifod Angel lambert Ruth
Weave Flncs'ine Walker sue
Bethel Goodson LILLIAN Ruiher-
ford ntrs nunell' Vera Griffin.
salrc Daracn Arnes Lewis Em-
ma Cepc'and Georgia Redd Cath
crire loncs JNari'a Mead Be-
a'sice Gillian. LolNc walker,
N,rt's Williams Nolande nayen-
port Ardensh Johnson Elmlna
Gibson Edith paschal Louise
Garrison ana Boiic caihcari
Several Scorers from visiting
chapfers have become affiliated
win ih nrroi' chaptets and are
WORKING a'ene with the others
10 make this hiceor and bet
ier Nsrdi Gra- Alice Cox for
mer ha~leNs ~ the chapter IN
Columbus Is alfcadv heallirg a
committee ara doing fine Job.
other now comcrs were Vivian
Pet'sfcrd. Clcvcland Doris Saun-
dcrs Nashville Tenn Odessa
Gillian Jackson Tam ncfnice
Afaold 81 Louis Ninetie White.
lAnc IN university and Matte
was neion from Georgia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
MISS WOODSMALL TO
SPEAK ON TRAVELS
IN AFRICA

Friends and relatives Of Amer
lean service men and women sta
toned in North Africa and the
British Isles are especially in
yited to hear Miss Ruth F Wood
small general SECRETARY Of the
Worlds yNCA. describe high
lights Of her recent four-month
tour 81 Great Britain. Sweden
and North Africa. at tho Detroit
YwCA on Wednesday evening
Oct 20. al Sis o'clock Admis-
sion IS free
In Nor'h Africa. Miss Wood
small found the British YWCA
rapidly expanding IT'S services for
women IN uniform attached to
the three great allied armies now
based there She met GOO Amer
lean wACS. stationed IN Algeria
which she visited IA years be-
fore 10 make a study OF the
changing status OF Moslem
women under a fellowship from
tho Rockefeller Foundation "All
women in Uniform she said.
have The privilege of the Brit
ish Blue Triangle hutS which
here as in other places repre-
sent the fine cooperative contri-
button Of The YWCA Of the Init
ed States 70 the British effort
Re turning by air from Al
pcria 10 Miami flying 1o,ooa feet
above The clouds In the moon
light for Sight hours Miss Wood
small had An impression 81 there
being bur one world IL Is a
world made one through achieve
menis in science, but not yet one
world In human relations In
Sweden specially she found much
planning for the post war period
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOLKS
DINE TOGETHER

Glass SO 10 OF the King solo
mon Baptist S'ndav school had
cool va ENJOYABLE outing al
Belle Isle sunday or 30 The
Roy ] e. Noble is pastor and
Deacon Oscar Meadows Is super
infendeni Tn. devotional Vas
lead hv Walter Young. and Mrs
Mary kcnnedv offered PRAYER
for ihe success % the sunday
school class The Re, Fred
1tummond presented the lesson.
Reverence For God II was
beautifully summarized by the
honored guest David Williams
when Miss Dorothy Lindsey
announced that tho breakfast was
ready mo class assembled around
ihe table The menu consisted ~
delicious fried chitkcn steam
ing coffee. rolls and doushnufs
CHESTS present were Mrs Mary
KENNEDY David Williams James
Johnson Tho Misses RUBY sims.
and Loretta Patterson Members
N the class who attended were.
The Rev Fred nrnmmond wal
ter Young Charles johnson Mar
TIA Cooper Harriet Robinson
Christine Richardson. Dorothy
Lindsey Lcuvenia Cobhs Elsie
Thomas clcs,ie Loo Jones While
Belle Young. and Cameron Law
renee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
MRS. ALICE LATHON
WINS CLUBS
CORONATION CONTEST

The coronation contest OF The
Modern Stcppcrs club. ended az
the home ~ Mrs Katie bee Hum
phrey. 90 6 Mohawk Friday
Sept o. ~ which time a brief
program rendered. was cllmaxed
by the crownine OF Mrs. Alice
t.athon ny Mrs Beatrice May
field An elaborate menu was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Have You Heard?


That Bon Henderson Jr IS be-
coming cl.re an accomplished
singer wi'h several puhlic appear
ances 20 his credit already' lie
IS being coached nv Theresa Hen
dsrson
THAI ihe 50 ninerenis were the
pretty hostess.s 70 The Service
men a, Ne rsO Thursday Before
ne rrpap dishanded they present
20 Marela Peterson "th brown
all.satr tret irayelng ease She
let for Sew York sunday.
Thar ferbsr simns goes 20 the
army 'his neck ? Detroit viii GER
talnly mis, IRIS genial "fa'man
Tia Mrs Edward Baker has re-
turned from fr.Y q nes Gee, She
ioos he nr'te Mrs Edward
Nraig whl bad spent The summer
here ha "a he Washington home
'or '.e winter Mrs Baker has
enrolled = ne L 90 " extension
school 81 The Rachham building.
-.
Thar when two rowdy seifridec
Field fHers wrecked local deb s
has lhel never dreamed that they
were nanhand.ing sax Fifth Ave
nue. product Bur restitution time
showed them The folly a, their
horseplay
Tn.t Afavfr, /, provloe u..e vorv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
MRS. FULLER FETES
lie VERITAS CLUB

Mrs Ruby Fuller of TroNbridge
avcnue entertained members OF
her club. - Nerias and a few in
yi'ed guests AZ bridge IN her
charming home Saturday evening
~ last week The guests enjoyed
cards and special radio-phono-
graph program followed by de-
iieious buffet luncheon
Mrs Adele Bal Mrs Magnolia
Parker Mrs Bctiy Garrett Mrs.
Louise Green Mrs Lillian Camp.
club members Mrs Florence NJ.
Williams, Mrs Mary Burch Moore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

exotic loohnr when She modelled
in no fashion show Friday night
for the Dercas Society Of s. MAJ
then s Church Parish house, She
wore a purple afternoon dress with
black accessories and gold jew
,lty The purple Yelling on her
large liack ha' made her look III
ira Sophisticated She also mode
led loeeis net evening gown from
sax Fifth Avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
VISITS IN TENNESSEE
ON VACATION

Miss Jennie Rhea Of 16eS Bry'
den street. has returned home an
or three weeks stay IN Jones
Tenn There she visited her uncle
and aunts. a lovely party was civ
on in her honor ny Howard Rhea
and Mrs. Catherine Dixon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

s II King Kenneth naalee ~.
ton sharpe and Melvin nr,isy
Tho members arc Mss ja,h
Marshall president Nesiams
alice Lathon Katie Hse Hmm.
Ihrcv, Cora Jone Roa ned My.
field lola Houston Rose norton.
10y r nds Gullar Harll9 arrs
lIiseinboiham Eliza G'cras ana
Annie Lee Yancy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Mrs Dora Wilcox and Mrs I.awana
Wilcox were recipients OF Mrs
Fulier's hospitality.
Winners OF prizes we're Mrs
Garrcu. Mrs. Williams and Mrs
Miller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

served
The guest is included Mr..
and Mrs Geo Cobb. Mrs Lucy
Smith Mrs Mamie rcnson Mrs.
Clarence Patterson. Mrs Della
Holman. Mrs Melissa Marshall.
Mrs. Marie Jackson. Mrs Anna
Tennebrew I.elah I.athon Mrs
Victor Langford II, Miss Nancy
Holman Miss Barbara Green;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Sorors Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Held Annual Breakfast Sunday
By ROBERTA CREENIDGE

S0rorS from Beta Nh, NJ and Alpha Kho Omega
chapters the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority made hne
showing sunday. Oct TO- when they convened at the
YWCA to discuss their Mardi Gras which will take place
Friday oct % ~ the Prince Hall Masonic Temple on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

yrii who 20 eapahly worked -
Secretary at the John n usO now
does me same work az the Dallas
Continued on pare y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

special friend z Harnr reports
fhsf 10 latter Is donr \ fine job
" Paries ls on tho iNs hoard N
nanagement Barions wife. NOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

The Nacirema club is the Of the stork show
which is being given for EVELYN Soloman Monjoy
Sunday. Her hosesses will be Ardenah Johnston
Ethel Baker Jane Lett, Dorothy soloman and Blanche
Sturkey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Thunder on the Social Front

Ii you haven't seen one Theresa CaNers novel in
vitaons for her oct IL party printing below for
now She promises special surprise around II 100
I'm. that evening
yor nofAers sabe am 81. yesterday iaid her
rse qc,s.er'> eft.ttfs o, asene'
FRisNpS ssne TELL NJ Z my race needs A'.ns 20
one cs,s.ss At HoNv a.sss pAe yea saea .o4lans
Fer roh'ss sass or sns. taopt insi.re You
Kathleen coote Bell spent the weekend in Gin
cinnati visiting her mothern-law Her husband, Cpl
William Bell is in North Africa. He wrote home
short time ago that he had gone bathing in the Med
ierranan Kathleen's brother. Cpl Grove Coote, was
home from Fort Des PLANES H. last weekend
Thomas Psgrar. 81 Van Court Avenue left Tuesday
FOR camp aser s. be ac ied mo ne army sunday ne
preseniee WITH g'ii from the Presbyterian sunday
schoo also Nsra Crier before he left for camp
afew weeks ase
Mrs VIII Molbon wife of the St. Johns Pres
byerian church pastor is convalesoins at home after
three weeks in Grace hospital
Mrs Arr poWsrs 81 Boxwood avenue has been
spending A.r ,as .,ag relatives IN Southampton.
Long lsard Ter ae past 1--WE weeks
Mrs Mayme Adams is the sick list
Jaro x c-s,e ha, returned = hs home i Little
Rock. Ark, MI tst wiki eft s~,or Mrs NJ. Neil. Of
Miss Bgrney Marie Watkins, Of Chandler avenue
has returned Fisk university after spending few
days in Chicago as the guest Of Miss Jewell Plummer
Miss vye 4. rettifon| ana her e4sin Hiss Ida
NJ. Pe'.sfeFa S. Baldwin avenue WIRE Tlimpssd attend
ing the frS }tFtNFm4ns e tHs fhladeiphia Ia Scala
Opera nYart srshe Masonic aeas'eram reeently
Mrs. Myron c. Hoff Of Cleveland, Ohio, is visit
ing her parents Atty and Mrs. Alonzo D PettifOrd
She is glad 70 get back to her old home and is
having splendid time with all her relatives and
friends.
Spenser Cas ra> rysri> received honorable
- mar J1ra ~ sessse.li ts nom. ser goad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Mrs William Starks is home now after spending
,me time in the hospital Our best wishes for her


time in the hospital Our best wishes for her
recovery.
Efae and l1u are back from recent plane
cloles haH eNsred so was
The Nacirerna club is the Of the stork show.
which is being given for EVELYN Soloman Monjoy
on sunday. Her hostesses will be Ardenah Johnston,
Ethel Baker. Jane Lett Dorothy sooman and Blanche
sturkey
Mr. am po-'l. aid Mrs Ida Postle- have re-
Tired fr9m Z vacation look them 70 Chicago,
s ~ Mrn and Omaht Nslr
taken suddenly very i'll last week and rushed to Re
eeivng hospital but j. much improved this week
ssrsears Nrih Sefrdye Field. eff Monday
after spending several DAYS furoagr With mis- uncle Wal
ter Corinefen oi 7F3s Hazleff avenue
DR.. Guy Salisbury will be the guest speaker
when the Young Women's Usher board Of the Presby
this Sunday afternoon He will speak on Patriot
ism"
Mrs Iarfes ii has been released from Ha per nos
pital much improved Ia health and is living 3514
St. Aubn with her cousin, whore she Will be glad to re-
ceive her friends.
While her husband is administering to our boys
With the armed forces in Australia Mrs Thompson, of
South Carolina, has enrolled Wayne university
where she is ma joring in music The Rev Mr. Thomp-
formerly the pastor Of the Presbyterian
church in Jacksonville, Fla
Mr. and Mr.. Redd Of New York City who have been
visiting heir sister Mrs f. Grigsby of Seyburn
left Monday for their home
Our sympathy goes to Mrs. Horace Brsdhed who
called to Washington this week at the death Of
her aunt
A G Partee Of Dallas. Texas stopped in the Tribune
Office TUESDAY 70 hello 70 the staff and to bring spe
cial greetings from w Barton Beatty. who since his de-
here Nav has been secretary of the Dali
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

~ NasIne ! nroyIes vas yer,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

The Notre Dame Michigan game at Ann Arbor
Saturday was witnessed BY many Detroiters. Among
the spectators Willis Ward, Bill Golden, Al
fred Pelham. Howard Gresham Grove Coote, Jimmie
and Winifred Brown, Bob Seymour, Benson Bass
WAC Parker and WAC Jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Miss Burney Marie Watkins. OF Chandler avenue,
has returned 10 Fisk university after spending few
days IN Chicago the guest Of Miss Jewell Plummer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Mrs. Mayme Adams is on the sick list

Jacoa r. c-stte has re'4rned ms home in Littl
Rock. Ark MI wiki fis sis'or Mrs. NJ & Neil, 0
439 a Alfred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

DR.. Guy Salisbury will be the guest speaker
when the Young Women's Usher board Of the Presby
terrain church holds its anniversary at the church
this Sunday afternoon He will speak Patriot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

& Partee Of Dallas Texas stopped in the Tribune
office Tuesday 10 hello 70 the staff and to bring spe
cal greeting from W Barton Beatty who since his de-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-03
MODERN MENUS

and freshly squeezed lime juice.
Cook over hot water, stirring con-
stantly until thickened. Cool, For
meringues, beat egg whites stiff
add remaining sugar gradually,
beating constantly. Drop by spoon
fuls on creased baking dish and
place over pan of hot water. Bake
in moderate oven 1925 degrees F.
20 minutes. To serve, pour chilled
lime custard into glass bowl and
top with the baked meringues.
Lime Butter Stretcher Sauce
(Serves ~
Two tablespoons butter, / table
spoon chopped chives, 2 table
spoons lime juice, few grains salt.
Melt butter; add chives, lime
juice and salt. Serve on hot vege-
tables such as carrots, broccoli,
spinach or beets.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Melon, crisp bacon,
corn bread, syrup, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: acaroni and
cheese, whole wheat bread, butter or
fortified margarine, fresh peach
salad, tea, milk.
DINNER: Corned beef hash with
poached egg, buttered spinach,
baked squash, heated enriched hard
rolls, butter or fortified margarine,
Florida floating island, coffee,
milk,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-03

AS a matter of national policy
there has been a minimum OF hyS-
terical intolerance in this war. The
Department of Justice and its in
vestigative agency, the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation, have leaned
over backward to avoid prosecuting
anybody for reason of race or phil
osophy so long as he did nothing
overt against the peace and dignity
of the United States.
This makes it the more unfor-
tunate that underlings here and
there have sullied the record by
rotty totalitarian actions which, in
all charity, we do not believe their
Superiors would have Condoned.
There was the not-yet-identified
person, presumably somewhere III
the postal service, who Snooped at
a card sent By novelist Rose Wilder
Lane to a left-wing newspaper col
umnist, and thereby caused Mrs.
Lanes loyalty to be investigated
because, foolishly or wisely, she dis
trusts the workings of social secur-
ity in Great Britain.
There was the Owl section head
who, with a Federal Communica-
tions Commission attorney, black
mailed radio stations into discharg-
ing broadcasters by withholding