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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
Vazne medjunarodne vesti.

ne iii potencionalne koristi "a i
tlijansku radnitku klasu. Ia niih
nece biti mnogo razlike ma ko
dosao ma vlast. Ono sto je NINA
fla putt, ono sto stoji izn'edJl
Nth potrune politicke ekonom-
ske slobode, jeste opstanak kapi-
talisti5kog privatnog vlasnistva q
feudalnih ostataka, pod koiim o.
nj pate, posto sc cd njih knade
ogroman deo n.Hhova proizHoda
To je ono ste oni trebaju da OF
strane. tie ma mesto toga da podig-
nu zajednjcko vlasnjstgo zem!je j
alata. Neka ucine to, pa &c bit.
lako uspostaviti vladu koia &c bi
Il refleks novih drustvenih otlno
ga. To, III fasizam novom obi
ku
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18

Ustrasena haosom koii suo6uia
Geo svet. pri akliucku rata, a ko-
j yec hara i pustoSi ma sve cetiri
strane zemaljskog sara, kapitalis-
titka kIasa Uiedinienih Naciia
spren1a Sc da predupredi svaku
predvidienu eventualnost. Cinie-
Mica da wee danas milioni ljudi,
zena nejake dece skapavaiu od
gladi po svetu Il, svakome je
oznata. Jedan veliki deo Cd gladi
p0godienih osCba, leste bez kro-
va mad glayom pa bez syake me-
dicinske lekarske pomcti. Take
pored gladi. tai ration upropaS-
ceni svet mora da patti od boles-
ii koie Sc Il ratu bro Sire, beZ
kuca i ogreva. a zima ie vec tu.
Imajuci Il vidu owl cinjenicu,
kao predvidjeno povecanie toga
haosa, burzoazija Ujedinj jenih Ma
CHA stvorila je ovih dana Wa
shingtonu organiZaciju, sa svrhom
IA "pomaganie oporavlianie' sve-
ta. Ime su toi organizaciji il dali
"Ujedinienih Naciia Administra-
CHA "a Pomoc j Oporavljanje.' y
(U. N. Z. r. A. Ugovor su pot
pisali predstavnici cd IA nacije
ma 9. novembra u Washingtonu.
Ia njenog generalnog direktora i
zabrala je bivseg governera drza-
We New York, Herbert II. Lehman
a. Ma IL. novembra otvoreno Ie
provo zasedanje Atlantic City,
n. j., da planira sta ce Sc sve
raditi.
Prema niihovim iziavama, oko
500,000.000 osoba ce trebati po-
moe, a sad treba da Sc pomazc
3O,OOO.OOO., dok 21,500.00O osoba
je bez kuca. Pored hrane, kazu
da &c Sc pomoc morati davati II
semenu, alatima "a obradjivanje
zemlie, medicini, stanovima it'd.
Mi sc secamo organizaciia slia
nih ovoj IL proSlih vremena. Mi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
S1S,S64.522 profita
"a North American Co.

Pored svih povecania poreza,
North American kompanija lrat-
ma proizvodnia) rekcrduje profit
= cist profit - cd S1S.S64.522 "a
proslu godinu.
Profit prevare, raznih hor-
t~oracija, po samom priznanju fe-
deralncg odvetnika BiddIe-a. mad
masuje profile prevare Prvog
Svetskog Rata. Ma II. septembra
izneSeno ie pred Kongres Sjedi-
njenih Drzava gomila primera,
narcotic Il vezi sa prevarama.
Prvom prilikom osvrnucemo Sc
ma detalje tih podataka.
Vesti Cd owe nedelie javliaiu
da ie otkriveno da je gorespome~
nuta kompanlia stavila na stranu
preko $5,O0O0OO "a takozvani
"slush fund" Kaze Sc da je tai
"slush fund", pored ella da -
izbegne plaGanje poreza, namenjen
"a politicki fond IT, fond Ia kon
II olisanje narednih iZbora, narne
to drzavi Ohio. To ie prirodo"
pclitika je drugi front kapitaliznoa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
Straikasima Drete
sa vOinom stubborn.

Nedavno ie 5000 radnika Span"-
ChaIfant kompaniie Pittsbur-
ghu, stupilo na Strajk. Neposred-
nj razlog, kazu vesti, bio ie otpuS-
tanje clana juniiskog prituzbenog
cdbora. strajk je rroglasen ''neo-
ylaStenim'
Odmah nakon sto je Strajk pro-
2lasen, kompaniji dodie Il ponce
lokalno odelenje "a kcnskriptova-
ME vojnika, koje odmah poce sa
ponovnim klasifikovanjem stra ika-
sa, ii. stavljajuti III II IA. Sto
znaci preteci i'm sd induktova-
MEM IL vojsku.
To je jos jedan primer tesne
saradnie vladimir agenciia sa pos
lodavcima protiv radnika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
Velika Britannia.

Britanski Winston Churchill
predvidja da bi evropski rat mo-
gao biti priveden kraju 1914. go
dine. Tako kazu vesti da ie Cnur-
chill izjavio ma godisnjeri sas-
tanku gradonacelnika Londona.
Ali pored predvidjanja da bi 49,
"a. godina mogla beleziti kraJ ra-
tn u Evropi, Churchill predvidja
da &c Amerika i Engleska izgubl-
ii silan broj vojnika cd sada pa
do svrsetka rata. To svakako zna-
ci da Sc Saveznici spremaju "a
fizicku invaziju evropskog konti-
renta.
u skladu sa ostalim burzoas-
kim drzavnicima, Churchill rece,
da Britannia planira "a poslerat-
no doba On rece da &c pobeda bitl
nepotpuna, iii barem krnja, ako Sc
sada ne osigura da &c oni koji su
vidili rat do pobede dobiti hrane,
posla stana kada Sc povrate.
Razume Sc, Churchill nije objas-
nio kako Sc to moze osigurati pod
kapitalistickim sistemom privatnog
vlasnistva i proizvodnje "a pro-
fit prodaju. Razlog: Churchill,
kao i ostali burzoaski drzavnicl,
nema racionalnog odgovora na to
pitanje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
Rudari prot stuiu.

Nakon sto Sc rasGistiIa magla
nedavnog ugoyora LeWisa sa Icke-
som, sa kojim su rudari soboze
dobili $l.50 na dan poFi5ice, Jas
nc je da su rudari "dobili' oko
30 centa IA dan pOIIs.ce, na mesto
raZviEanog Si,50. To ie Jos iedan
slucai Eoji potVrdjuje da prem
Ga cifre ne laZu. da laz9yi Zaadu
cifrati. Pre- potpisiVanja uVovo-
IN. rudari su PRIMAL $3.50 "a
radnu nedelju Cd y sata. Sada ie
radna nedelja produze0a NJ Il sa-
ii. Plata "a prekomerni rad (oyer-
time) poCe&e nakon 40 sati. ma
nlesto 35 sati, kao 5to je bilo IA
niie. Pored toga, nCVi ug0EoF skra-
cuie vreme "a obed 50 30 minu-
e Ma Is minuta. Ali nije 10 sEo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
ZelieZnicari negoduiu.

Dok zeljeznicari glasaju povrh
pitanja: da Ii da stupe Ma Strajk.
vlasnici zeljeznica vladine agen~
CHE menevrisu sa svrhcm da bi
cmogucili "sporazum,'' slican o.
nome, do koga sc doSlo sa Levi
som pre- dive nedelje. Jedna od
tih vladimir agencija preporuGi-
la je da Sc zeljeZnicarima da cd
4 do 10 cent? ma sat povisice. Ze-
lieznicarske junije odbile su po-
rudu. Sada Sc jedan specijalni
odbor Kongresa sprema da pozove
direktora ekOnomske stabiliZaciie,
Fred M. Vinscna, da objasni ZaS-
to ie doneo odluku protiv origi-
maine preporuke predsednickog od-
bora da sc zeljeznicarima dade 8
cent? ma sat povisice. U, medjuvre-
menu, zelejznicari produzuju So
glasaniem povrh pitania strajka.
Ccekuje sc da &c glasovanje biti
zakljuceno do 25. novembra.
NiStavnost povisice koiu prepo-
rucuje vladin odbor, nojbolje Sc
ola videti IL rasporeda te povisice,
koja bi, ako bi je zeljezniSari pri
mill, imala sledece reZultate:
Radnci koji sada rrimaju AZ
cent? ma sat, dobili bi 10 cent? na
sat povisice.
Oni koji sada primaju izmediu
AZ iii mamie cd 81 cent ma sat, DO
bill bi 8. cent? ma sat .oovisice.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
S0v.jetska Rusija.

Pored svih slavopeva mcskcvs-
loj konferenciji i nejnim pastig-
nICima, Sovjetski ambassador Ii
Meksici, Konstantin Oumansky,
koji ie ranije bio Sovjetski anl-
basador Washingtonu, istakae
je u jednom govoru Is. noyenibra,
da Sovjetska Rusija namerava "a
,lrzati onaj deo Poliske, koji je
podelila sa nacistima, kada Sc
EIitlerove horde sastaSe sa Crven-
ON Armijona ma zemljistu pregaze-
ne Poljske.
Da Saveznici he gledaju ia t.
trzanje najpovoljnije, to svedoti
cinjenica da ameriGki burzo9 ski
radio komentatori uvodnicari IL
merise daljinu cd proslo-nede'it,e
pozicije Crvene Armije, kao 20
mllJa daleku Cd zapadne granice
Sovjetske Rusije. OumansAy kaze
da bi on zeleo da je take, ali da
tako nije. "Na nesrecu," rece or,
"odgovoran sam da vas izvestir
da mi Soviet imademo da po-
vratimo jos $50 milia zemliista Il
istcm pravcu.' Tih 280 milja yodl
direktno ka granici gde su Sow
jetski predstavnici stezali krvave
ruke nacistickih predstavnika, na-
kon sto su medjusobno podeli,i
Poljsku.
Mama tn izgleda kao prva stre-
la koja bi mogla da lako probija
mehur takozvanog zadovol stysa
sa moskovoskom konferencijcr1.
Videcemo!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18

hova glavna svrha niie bila IS
hrajivanie pom46. 70 je sIu5ilG
kao sredstvo za posti&nuce ella.
Gill ie uvek bio kontrareyolucija.
Kaa je ova zemlia daval. pomot
gladju-pogodienin1 Rusiii II go
dinama nakon proslog rata, Her
bert Hoover, koii tje bio direltor
te pcmoti, dailci tn pomoc, cinio
je sve sto je mogao da Sc obori
Boljseyicki rezim Rusiii. " oon
pomoG sto ie odlazila Il Rusiju,
ISL su agitatcri. popoVi, claaovi
Crvenog Krsta drugi, pa su nago-
varali rusko stanoVni5tvo da SO
pobune da Zbace BoljSevieku
Vast Il Rasiii. Oni su i'm goyorili
da ie Bolisevicki na&in vladayine
doveo do gladi Il Zemlii. Oni 81
sve pogrde Sto su iii m0gli iZmis-
liti, sirili tamo Sa nadom da
&C uspeti. Kad kad su i uspcvali
da stvore neke gobune iii izgrede
Il nekim predelima zenllje. Oni su
goyorili tadssnjm religioZnim Sc
liacima da in jet Bog pnkarao l
nametnuo i'm glad, zato sto imadu
vladu koja Boga ne verule, te
da ce Il buduce biti Sve JOS gore.
Novac Il velikoj kolicini, kao
hrana odelo davano je kontra-
reyolucnionarnim bandama, Jude
nica, Denjikina, Koltaha, Vran-
ge1a dTugIm. RHyKT sclJacf kcji
sacin iavase ogromnu vecinu sta
noynistya. ne samo da Sc nlsa
mnogo razumevali politiku, ne
90 su cak bill skoro svi neplsme-
nj. Nth je bilo lako nagoyoriti o.
krenuti protiv drzave, jos kad i'm
Sc pruzi komad hleba, a oni glad
nj. Goyorili su i'm da ce i'm posto-
ieca Sovietska vlada konfiskcvatl
j ono sto imadu. koliko su onl
toga imali, zemlju, stohu i drugo.
Ma oval nacin je ponce davana j
u KIM drugim zemljama po svetu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
Pise: w. S.

Pise: W. S.
Tesko da je Il istoriji bilo bez-
obraznijih podlijih izdajica svoie
klase lazljivijih prikazivaca po-
jedinih ljudi, Cd jucerasnjih pseu-
dokomunista, danasniih Stalinis-
ia. I'll Judi su stanju pisati 60
voriti, da je dan noe, da je belo cr-
no, da je sunce tamno it'd. Kod
njih nema nikakove Cbazrivosti.
Pre- nekog vremena neki VIC.
poceo je pisati Il Slobodnoj Reel,
organu srpskih Stalinista, clanke
pod naslovom: "Znamenite licncsti
IL nase srpske] istCrije.' U broju
cd 20. oktobra, on pise Svetozaru
Markovicu, kojeg prikazuje kao
jednog cistog otvcrenog zagova-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18
,Jugoslavi.ia,

Vesti rekorduiu move okrsale
izmedju Titovih ,partizana i MI
hailovicevih cetnika narcotic bli-
zu Sarajeva.
Premda pristalice jednih dru-
9Th ne CUBE vremena pokus2ju
Ga uyere Saveznicke Wade da da-
du potpuno prizhanje lednlm III
drugim. Saveznicke prestanlce ne
nalaze "a potrebno da Sc znre 50
takyim odlukama. L medJuvrenenu
lf!AyIso5nf led !Y2e!qn-oledq
produzuje.
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S2I.c72.0fO nrofiita
"a CikaSku firr71u.

Toliki je profit Commonwealth
Ecmpanije Ia prcSlih II meSeci.
to predstaylja cist profit, profit
koii ostaje nakon sto je odbijeno
"a sve postojece i predvidjene po-
RGzume Sc da tc predstavlia
reopraniceno veselie "a vlasnikc
te kompanije. 4 Sto Sc tice radni-
ka koji su stvorili to bogat>tvo,
NINA je kao drugim radnicima
- oni primaju toliko da bi Sc mog-
i odrzati zivotu. Tako to ide
pod kapitalizmom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18

NASA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
civanje radHicke klase II dsfhu
Marksizma: da su rad j kapi-
tai nepomirljivi neprijateIj;
organizOyanje radnicke klase
u jednu Revolucionarnu Poll
ticku Partiju IA osvajanje
razaranje PolitiCke Drzaye ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika i u jednu rev0IuciOnarnu
Industrijalnu Juniiu "a uzi-
manic, drzanje i kretanje svih
zemaljskih industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-18

NASA SYRIA: Unistenje
kapitalisti6keg uredjenja; n
nistenje najsmnng ropstya
YsdniGke klAse; prenASanje
syih xemal jskih industrija u
ruke organizovanlh prOizvo-
djafa; svakom radnfku pOtpun
plod njegovog rada; oslobo-
dljenje celog covecanstva cd
moriie KIasne Vladavme; us
postavljanie SlOb0dne Zajed-
nice Drugova j Drugarica -
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27

navy in Idaho. Mari was here one
year, succeeding Wally Smith, re-
signed, who is also in the navy and
now stationed at Milton, Mass.
The new coach, who comes to
Nogales very highly recommended
as one of the finest and most popu-
lar young men ever connected with
the Patagonia Union High School,
was bern July 4, 1914, at Mechan-
icSburg, Pa, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Herrera, now residing at Ship
rock, New Mexico, where his father
is connected with the Indian Ser
vice of the Department of the In
terror.
Coach Herrera has lived in Ari-
zona since he was three months old.
He is a graduate of the State
Teachers College at Flagstaff where
he got his BA in 1887 and his M.
A. in 1910. He was coach and sci
ence teacher at Patagonia two
years, 1941-1942 and 1942-1943. Be
fore coming to this county he
taught at Fort Defiance, Arizona.
His family consists of his wife
and a five-year- old daughter, Alice
CTurn to Page Three)
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Hedge To Be
Planted In Front
Of Soldier Plaque

A. w. Steensen of the Nogales
Nursery has advised the Nogales
Rotary Club he will donate the
hedge to be planted in front of the
proposed 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.
Steensen said he would also plant
the hedge and keep it trimmed.
Art Grimm, Jr., has agreed to de
all the installation of the wiring fol
the plaque free of charge. The
plaque will be Illuminated by the
City of Nogales.
Isadore Posner of Tucson, who is
building the plaque, visited the Of
flee of the Nogales Internationa
Saturday and said the plaque woulc
be installed about the middle o1
September.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Captain Cowlishaw
Promoted To Major

Colonel Charles Backes, com
mandant of Mariana Army Air Field
has announced the following officer
promotions:
Captain Ramsay I. Cowlishaw
base quartermaster, has been pro-
NOTED to the grade of major. First
Lieutenants Howard r. Gwynn, base
air inspector; Verni H. Seekatz,
training squadron commander; Ro-
bert M. Andrews, training squadron
commander; Robert M. Andrews,
training squadron commander, and
commander, and Clifford E. Car
penter, assistant dental surgeon,
have been promoted to the grade of
captain.
Major Cowlishaw is the son of F..
w. CowlishaW of Nogales. He at
tended Hotchkiss school and Yale
University in Connecticut, and prior
to entering active service in the
army was associated with Armour
and Company in San Francisco.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Here's Another Buy A Stamp, Win
A Bond Picture; First Correct
Guess Wins A SIS Defense Bond

Here's another Buy A Stamp
Win A Bond picture (shown a
lefD.
Last week the Nogales Interna-
tional awarded $25 defense bono
to Alex Durazo as a reward for be-
ing the first to correctly give the
name of the person CHarry Wolf
whose picture was shown the pre-
viouS week.
This week we show another pic
ture of another resident. Maybe
this ones little tougher, maybe a
little easier. If you look closely we
know you will recognize certain
features, easily discernible today.
He's still as dapper. He's still as
but you guess it.
Remember, the first to file the
correct name at the office of the
NOgales International will receive
a $25 bond. All you do is to pur-
chase a 1Oc defense stamp at The
International office or as many
as you wish and for each stamp
you can make a guess, easy isn't
it.
Fill out the coupon in right hand
corner and make a. guess!
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Card From Col.
.Quesenberry,
Prisoner OF Japs

For the first time since the fall
of Bataan in the spring of 1912,
Mrs. Marshall Quesenberry has
heard direct from her husband,
who is held by the Japanese as a
prisoner of war at Taiwann Jap
anese prison camp on the island
of FormOsa.
A card, dated last February, and
received the past week, and signed
by the Colonel, said ''I am working
in garden, health usual" The card
bore printed form with space left
fer prisoners to fill in.
Mrs. Quesenberry' last letters
from her husband came in March
1912. Bataan fell the next month
and Col. Quesenberry was captured.
Sometime ago the U. S. War De-
partment advised Mrs. Quesenberry
that the Colonel was assumed to be
missing and later that he was a
prisoner of war.
Mrs. Queserberry has mailed hel
husband an eleven-pound package
of food, to be shipped from New
York today.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Ten Inches Of Rain
At Swyers Ranch
This Summer

There was another big rain al
Patagonia, Harshaw, and F1uX Can
yon at 3 am. Tuesday, according tc
ST Swyers, well known rancher, who
was in town that day. He termed
it a "gulley washer
1T took out the entire six-rnile
stretch of the newly surfaced road
leading to my ranch which had just
teen completed Monday" said Swy-
ars, who also said there weS another
Dig rain out there Monday and that
1e could not get across the Sonoita
,reelz g. pm. Monday to go into
3ata& 3laia.
"Ur to Tuesday there had been
close to 10 inches of rain this
summer at my ranch. The canyon
on my place has been running
constantly since July gath and
grass is now a foot high. It's the
best feed / have seen since I To-
Gated there Is years ago." Swyers
declared.
The SWyers ranch is 5 miles
northwest of Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
William Truelove
Believed To
Be Jap Prisoner

Does anyone in this county know
William A. .Truelove?
If so, please advise him there is
a card for him at the Red Cross
office in this city signed Listening
Post 200," and mailed by Mrs. NJ.
L. Bradley, 913 West Copper Ave,
Albuquerque, N. M.
The card reads as follows:
ION Aug. IL, 1943 a short wave
message was picked up, via Tokyo,
from Chief Petty Officer Arlie
Theron Sinks to his family in
Marion, Illinois. Mr.. Sinks re-
quested that you be advised that
William A. Truelove is OK. Mr..
Sinks said in his message that
they eat the same food as the
Japanese Army and that food
parcels had been received from
the Red Cross"
The card was addressed to Will
liam A. Truelove, Patagonia, Ari-
IONA, and forwarded to the Red
Cross here by Postmaster Woody
Gatlin who said that Truelove may
be connected with the Pantana
mine in the Ruby district.
From the tone of the message it
S taken for granted that Truelove
S a prisoner of the Japs.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
1t. Arthur Wizard
Meets Sgt.
AlUarez In Africa
It's a small world.

It's small world.
1st Lieut.. Arthur Wizard of New
York, nephew of Charles j. Bracker
of Nogales, and Sgt. Albert Alvarez,
son of Edward Alvarez of Nogales,
got acquainted in a tent in Africa
July 80 but that was not all
Alvarez reached into his pocket
and pulled out clipping from
the January 22, 1943 edition of the
NOgaleS International containing
pictures of himself and 1t. Win
ards brother, Staff Sgt. Harold
B. Winard of NOgales now in Aus
tralia. The pictures appeared side
by side in this paper and were the
only service mems photos in the
January 22nd edition.
1t. Winard, former University of
Arizona student, wrote his uncle,
G. j. Bracker, that Alvarez is the
first person he has met from No
gales in Africa.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Sammy Cisneros
To Get
Wings Monday

Lieutenant Samuel Cisneros, u
s. Army Air Corps, former Nogales
High School football and basketball
star, will get his wings Monday,
August 30, at the Altus Army Air
Field, A1tus, Oklahoma.
Announcement of his graduation
as a member of Glass 43-H was re-
ceived this week by the Nogales In
tenational from the young man who
said the graduation program will
take place in the Post Theater at
AltuS at 9 am.
Lieut.. Cisneros was inducted into
the air corps June II, 1912 Twenty
One-year-old son of Elizabeth ano
GonzaIo Cisneros of Nogales Son
era, he was born at Terminal,
Calf, June %, 1922, and attended
Nogales High School three years.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27

of the first list of dOnatOrS in last
weeks NogaIes International. The
28 gave $128.
A goal of 81 900 has been set for
the drive. The $750 raised to Aug.
25 will pay for the plaque, which is
being built by Isadore Posner at
Tucson. Additional money is need
ed for maintenance, such as print
ing additional names on the board
each month, vanishing the plaque
every few months, and keep it con-
tinually in the same fine condition
it will be when first installed, SO
that the community will be very
proud of the project at all times.
PERMANENT MEMORIAL
Money raised over the $1,000
will be placed in fund to pay
for the proposed permanent war
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Jack O'Daniel,
Former Nogalian,
Brigadier General

Jack w. O'Daniel, veteran OF
World War I and World War II
who came to cid Camp Little in this
city some "a years ago as first
lieutenant, is now brigadier gen.
eral in Africa.
Recently a number of his old
friends recognized him in a picture
at the Nogales Theater. Shown
with him were the king of England
and General Clark. The picture
was taken when the king inspected
troops in Africa several weeks ago.
Gen. O'Daniel's wife is a former
Nogales girl, Ruth Bowman, niece
of Writ G.. Bowman. Mrs. O'Daniel
is now residing in Washington.
They have a daughter and an 18-
year-old son. The son, Mike O'Dan-
iel, is joining the paratroopers.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
SENATOR CARL HAYDEN TO
ADDRESSROTARY CLUB HERE
FRIDAY NOON SEPTEMBER ;
Well Known Arizona Statesman To Speak In Tucson,
Douglas And Bisbee Enroute Here Will
Arrive At Nogales Thurs, Sept

United States Senator Carl
Hayden, well known Arizona
statesman, and a man who has
host of friends in Santa Cruz
County, will address the NOgales
Rotary Club Friday noon, Sept. 8.
Announcement of the address was
contained in the following letter
received Tuesday:
Phoenix, Arizona
August %, 1943
Mr.. Craig Pottinger,
Editor and Publisher,
Nogales International,
225 Grand Avenue,
Nogales, Arizona
Dear Craig:
My secretary forwarded to me
your kind invitation to address the
Nogales Rotary Club and it now
locks as though I could do so on
Friday, September 8. T had hoped
to visit Southern Arizona next week,
but have been compelled to remain
here on account of a hearing to be
held in Phoenix by the head of the
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration with respect to obtaining
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
.l.5O Inches Rain
In Half Hour
AT Nogales

Flooding lOwlands, 1.5O inches
of rain fell in NOgales in one half
afternoon.
1t was the first real old-fashiOn-
ed gulley washer of the summer
and the heaviest in such a brief
period in several years in the
border metropolis.
The rain was accompanied by
hail and much thunder and light
ming.
Because cars were parked along
the street, water about two or three
inches in depth ran upon the side
walk on the east side of Grand
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Former Banker
Passes Away

Word was brought here Sunday
by E. H. Stoltz of Denver of the
death in E1 Paso of Frank Lynch.
former cashier of the Nogales Ma
tional Bank which closed its doors
in 1881 during the great depression
Surviving relatives include two
sons, one of whom is now in the
AIMED forces in Alaska. Mr.. Lynch
moved away from Nogales about IL
years ago.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Armando YsIas
Completes
Radio Course

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 26-Trained in
the intricacies of radio communica-
tions in the field, Private Armando
B. Yslas of Nogales has just been
graduated from a Marine Corps
Radio Operators course at Camp
Elliott, San Diego, California.
Private Yslas now is eligible for
duty with the signal section of 6
combat unit.
The Nogales Leatherneck, whc
entered the service March 10,
the husband of Mrs. Beatrice
Yslas, 142 Beck street.
Nogales international., 1943-08-27
Tax Commission
Hearing Saturday

Representatives of the State Ta1
Commission will be here from Phoe.
nix tomorrow to hear the applica-
ton of the City of Nogales for ar
emergency order in the amount Of
So 500 for the purpose of repairing
and replacing pumping machinery
at the city pumping plant.
The hearing will be held at p.
m. at the city hall