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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
DIFFERENT POLICY

That Is. The United Artists viii
start boo early and run AN day.
while The Wilson viii have only
one matinee and one evening
showing for the duration
As you undoubtedly don't have
70 be told { You were one OF VIC
fans who wrote ip 10 Paramount
after reading This beSt-Scllcr Gary
Cooper plays Robert Jordan The
American hero who takes sides m
the Spanish conflict and 1ngrid
Bergman. The Swedish SmorgaS-
bord who delights an film palateS.
PLAYS Maria the girl in the qucS-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

AnANs -"Clsudis i2.t5 ia.
SEQ % M Appointment In Berlin.
ID - a n 2-t3 Sos s-l3 o. m
BROADNAY CAPITOI The. seventh
NI,um. LIS m. l.f1 AS bts
. go D on Revenge 90 The Komniss
D.. ls 2.ls $50. SOL 1882 p. M.
CINDERELLA THE Hard WAY 20.
q IO. 20 D. m crash Dive. " ~. 4.
e a. % ls % m.
n>uEK rne HARD ~ss CRASH
ultt
T9N Bambsrl.yr. u.'1 a M 2.lo.
,,is,. ~ 10 ne ~ i ~ % NJ "Vq
HOLLYWOOD The Hard WaF.f 3 %.
tll s.as B. crash bVe q So.
10 - y. M
HNDI>0N The Hand Nay. II ~.
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PNIMS-STATf-"T lie me Army A"
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RINIERA Tny Hard WAY 23s. COS,
30 81 IN crash pive ~ 80, IA,
la. ll.l2 m
RHO IPTON The Hard WAY.
so. 23 go 81. m. Crash Dive,
a.la. 10, ll.iO m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Bell Tolls
To Open IN
TUO TheaterS
IN CHARLES GE\TRN

IFNou hayra ringing sensation
r your cans don't WORRY iJ> The
,aan-s carlton bringing l,c late
c,t tUne~ about For Whom ihe
Bell Toll, the a.l-out production
of fHe Ernest HemngWN novel
which is 70 arrive here on TWO
screens simultaneously
Both tho United Artists and The
Wilson .ThoatciS viii offer This
Paramount super >pocia, on fho
same day Sept 80 bon both houses
bat unarr slightly different cir
yum~Iancc~
As with Gone With tbe Wind
"tWTBT" VIII be shown ~ a
small raise in the admission price
hut The United Artists VIII have
10 on a continuous schedule while
tho Wilson VII have a reserved
seat tNo performance policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Fun Fancier

GARY COOPER. currently por-
trayng Comdr Corydon NJ. Was
sell. navy cross winning country
doctor. IN G. b De Miles The
story of DR.. WaSSell AZ Para
mount has one Of the biggest pri-
vate gun collections in the coun-
FRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
\ GREAT CAST

katins PaNinou the famous
Greek actress who deserted the
AcropoliS and the ancient seat of
all theater for this country when
the NaziS walked in. has won the
coveted role Of Pillar and AKIN
Tamiroh and Joseph Calleia have
two Of the other supporting roles.
II took Paramount over two
years 10 bring this 10 the screen
and cost them more than the in
terual revenue department can
estimate 10 film this one
IFS showing here AZ both houses
will be limited one 50 II looks
as il we all had better get in line
shortly and get set TO see what
promises 20 be one Of the biggest
hits of the season Judging from
advance notices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
MacMurray Lip

FRED MacMURRAY. who once
earned ms livelihood tootllng q
>aNophone. got = bliStered lip
hen he played one for the scenes
in and the Angels Sing ir
which ne is starred with Dorothy
Lamour and Betty Hutton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Film Time Clock

ROYAL The Hsrd wsv" e,io e'tS
3 m Crash DIVE Tt1. 1i19 o. m.
TfLENEw>- News. short subiects, y
. M to n o. M.
tNIIFD ARTISTS swing SHIFT
Maisic." N Pc A. m. 3 % 6tA, 40 80
D. on Adventures OF Taru 03. . ~.
80 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Back TO Subs

JOHN PlDGELY. who has a
featured role a. 2 weather officer
n Destination Tokyo story OF
he American submarine warfare
IN the Pacific. Won hIS contract
al that studio through his per
i"Ince in Submarine D-l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
LOuelId
Parsons
in "AoAyrool

~ 100
HOLLYWOOD Sept 10 Louis
Lighton and Hope Louue have
been living quietly on their ranch
Tor the past four years. Buddy a.
his pals call him. had worked
hard for many years and decided
90 take a rest before he had d
bad breakdown
Well. he back among us VOL
and smiling. and starts work TO-
day az Twentieth Century FoN.
Hell produce one of Twentieth 5
most important properties, "A
Tree Grows In Brooklyn inc
Betty Smith best seller
Hope. who worked Win BJdds
for many years, viii not he ly
his side this lime since she has
not been well for many months.
Daryl Zanuck. who bought Tho
Tree before 10 became q best
seller, Tor $4,000 refused $3.50
600 for II last week.
HERo'S TALE
1t. Moe Morton. visiting here
from Camp Barley. is $1,000
richer George Raft. who has been
looking high and low for a story
10 follow Three Cheers for the
Boys" read 1t MortonS original
yarn about the evacuation Of
wounded boys and bought -.
Grad Sears. who has been talk
ing 10 George about making
movies for United Artists, Is eN-
pected 10 tie this one up.
Instead OF taking lfr. as he
has done in so many OF his gang
Ster SagaS, he'll give il as the
heroic doctor. 1t. Morton is an
expert on Systematized eNacua-
ton Of wounded men and his
ideas are now being put 10 prac-
teal use.
JUST ON TRIAL
The Robert Cummings Cniver-
sal battle viii reach the courts
and Bob has retained Judge Les
ter Roth to represent him Judge
Roth said he would probably file
suit tomorrow. claiming Uniper-
sal terminated the contract when
they failed to pay Bob'S salary on
demand.
The claim advanced by the
studio that he was on suspension
Is illegal" says Judge Roth. Uni
versa is mum on the subject say
ing il will present its side when
the case goes 10 court.
THIS AND THAT
7 didn't think Ellen Drew would
he left waiting for very long with
out a iob-she is so pretty Up
comes Universal announcing Ellen
as the only femme player in the
Jean Cabin movie, Passport 10
Dakar"
Her highly emotional. dramatic
role pleaSeS Ellen after what she
and water" parts AZ Paramount.
She has taken about a year out
Of her career and was one OF the
wives who gave up everything 10
follow her man Mai. ,Sy Bart
lettl. But after several months in
England she came back home con-
WINGED the best patriotic duty for
all wives is TO stay put and
carry on.
COLLECTED AT RANDOM
Mrs. Peter Van Eyck is In
Queen OF the Angels Hospital
where she underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy. Lyn Wilde
one Of the twins. weds Sgt, James
Cathcart in two weeks.
Ann Sheridan is treating her
hair dresser TO a trip 10 New
York when she herself goes East
next week Dolores Moran'S new
honey is Stephen Richards, young
actor.
Mike and Mimi Levee turned
over their house TO the Pau
NUNS until Paul can find a place
10 live. Hard luck for Greer Gar.
son and Ensign Richard Ney. lie
could get q few days leave now
having Just returned from over
seas. but what's the use Greer Is
with the Hollywood Victory Cara.
van.
TomaSita is considering two at.
tractive offers for movie musical
comedies.
That's all today. See you to
morrow,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

AovAHcine THHoueH the ungs cw Georgia island capur-
ing Viru Habor ar) u s. forces overland against
the Jap base at Munda American artillery aova
while shells the base the channel Tho Jlp
have 10000 10000 in the have
arcty lost more The dlc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
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| IN twn lrapg IN ,,,,.. "a,
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'rtrr -. MN ot IRIS library"
inya-l ~, ,',' '.'' -, "'Sah 10 swing
v,,r,m. c..' '"' nc" TO IN" others. Il
Iryy,v IT,, !" il'S lili Noise
,,;.rc, 49,: 'n.''" {" 'Ar ilptoe!nG
behind ~, "'''" i''HSa%cway
tho ..,. 80. p'S'"ir--'o r2WSc on
"''P' "''n Dated breath
~. S''S'e circl" OF yellow light N
~ "".Hh'S" OF the &Gn.coa room
. I'l"" H.'m '!!rm!Acd the ,iia!s OF:
49,. ma 'lii!''", Shoi;.ware trans.
a "iAh."t Tie further Will
, ',' '"c man htnch"! hrigr" !, In
ip,rr,i,,.,. .' ~. r,''' hE Gear and
crophonr So ''i''"e III" NE m!-
...r,.,
VIZ MS - station MR.. Station
tUii,y's voice cut in uu;,t and
sharp Esrcro un POGO
The man before the microphonc
reached tor his Gun oven -. H.,
s,nia i'', nu' Nnriey had feared the
rnr,i' !" single dive and was
nn's,,hs silently across the room
ra,, ,ne gun rose. lie threw himself
IT, ""'"' N'otk'hS II To the door.
int, i,'"', swung nj INN. Curlcy
49,, , . caught him on the
frn," VI ,, Tue "a" WIZ. a haEmaEcr
sI,,mro, ,"e C ,oor: The operator
,,,';,I |u''t? tl'n Turned and
,'., ,'.I'E'' OH me controls of the
, n,','.'''' .,,t "''h on" quick move
im'.'. ' nSn S@&nln%. relieved. he
n,n ",.,., 'nt "'hrfS. That was
Vie hShl. he Er!uned. Il didn't
""'' WI tie ar.
SanGerson had stoop-d to pick
up me paper dropped from the
operators hand. AS his eve Wen,
uown II. he uttered a sharp cxc!a-
NATION. That was close Iguyiuc.
Chancellor. DO you i:now what his
NEXT sentence was 10 have been -"
Il could make a rouch cuese 4"
muttered Curlcy.
Sandersou read sIov,, from .,o
operators script "AT.,i.., RI
glorious p dav is NJ h,rL," ~
A breath of tense relief u.o,, ~
from the group of men about h;r,
And there follow" con,in, n''i;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

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trl,uhnr.." l.. nny,n,,, - ,., ,,' ','
son. lin all ti, ,o~,rs ,,.,,;. ','''' -,
around Santa r,,,.~ .r,.., AN
watch the road for rss ,.., ,,..'i
describe"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

IN order. Such * the view al
vanced by DR.. o. L. J. Falk. OF st
Louis, in llYGElA. The Health
Magazine. III Il recent issue. The
doctor suggests the following
rules of preservation:
Some Rules to Follow
!. Attempt to establish n bal
anced plan of living with sufficient
sleep Cat least so hours a wrck)
and adequate leisure periods"
Fifty hours of sleep Il week is n
little over hours night. | would
be inclined to add that they should
make it = hours if possible. Be-
cause you can just go to bed and
read a detective story or turn on
the radio. This cCnduccs 20 Keep
ing quiet. not jumping up and
moving around. And the time YOU
spend that way is almost Us good
as If you were asleep, for rccrca-
tive purposes. So | believe DIR.
Falk would be willing I" accept
my emendation-that they spend
~ hours II week in bed.
=. Establish and maintain
some well-balanccd. moderate .x-
ercise program suited to middle
aged needs. 1t is interesting to
Speculate on just what influence
the replacement of mans habit of
walking by increasing use of the
motor ear may BIZ having ON the
Increase in middle age heart dis
ease We are witnessing today"
The problem of exercise for the
middle aged here is emphasized:
that they need some exercise. hut
they do not need as much as they
once did. Too many middl aged
people carry over the ideal of a
vigorous youth into their middle
aged exercise habits. The old foot
ball star. the fellow who has On
ms man.clpiccc the Country Club
tennis championship cup. 1910,
the former city golf champion
all these have to be restrained in
their lust for exercise. Exercise
refreshed them and made them
healthy when they were Young and
they can't bear to give it up. But
Il wont do.
Avoid Being Tired
When the golfer rcache, SIS. he
had better reduce his rounCS from
Is holes four times n week to Is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
CHAPTER FORTY six

rliiiEE MINUTES trcm III,
time Curley read Jeans note Ia m,
FIJI men in Stoves office. tie Inw
MAS on ITS way
Curley had .rcanr,I. ",1v co,
NE i'aiiiih.i"ns went welcome any
fnrHd OF mine this mulniun h,I,
To band? few shots with ,Ln,,
when left
lie beat sl;:rIzlnarcs tn the do,,
only by inches. The little .icx,can
Official was trembling with race
and Gr:ct 'C:.:amba"' lie yelled nc
he ran. The pcor-thc beautiful
scn0rita.'
steve piled inic one of I'M, E.pI
cars with Man"auarrs and the nyr
detectives curlcy gave directions
as they roarcd down thIoryb ,bo
village and on, across TN. ch;rl
sun-drenchcd desert toward ,rn
Rancho Casolira.
Al tht bend OF the creek. Miyue,
awaited them. The old Mexican
clamntrcd awkwardly in at Chr.
ieys order. awtd by the irnpusins
array OF stcrn-faced officers.
You could see the rancho from,
your hidecut. couldn't you:" Cur
ley yelled 10 the I'D peon. What
happencd?"
MANY things." Miguel forsot
MS awe IN Il rush of excitement He
shouted above the roar of the en-.
glnc ms they sped on. "Primero tho
TAXI from The town II arrive at The
gate. Senorita MarSden she get on,
from II and 20 into the hacicnd,
ihen POGO tempo. Senior Parkinson
he come out and send the taxi back
TO the town
Curley groaned and urged San
derson TO drive faster. The mon
were JC'lnccd and thrcwn as the
car raced over the rough dirt high
way
What happened the ?" Cur,ey
cried. Hurry. amigo."
"Mu pronto." continued Miguel
the stable boy. Manuel. he drive
s''N ~ o'i'i. anu sent. l'lrkln-
son. Sonora Parkinson and the Sen
orita harsden they come out to
watch him load i;:to it the charro,
Silver Heels. Then they 20 back to
the hacienda and q strange hombre
he drive away the trailer"
Curley whiStled apprehensivelv
If Parkinson sent away that horse
OF his. 1t means he's lcaving-and
quick. Look. Sanderson-"
keep your pants on" yelled
SanCerson. This car won't 90 any
faster unless you get out and push
1t. And don't stamp on my foot. I
Tell you It's on the floorboari now"
AS the car swerved up before the
iron gates of the rancho. the men
leapcd out. guns drawn. Curlev and
Miguel led the way in through the
sunny patio and up the wide stone
steps.
A Mexican servant girl was the
only person in the hall. At sight of
the armed company. she ran
screaming toward the kitchen.
Sanderson le1 two of the FRI
men to guard the entrance. then
ran on after the others in the di-
rccli"n of the library. This room.
too was empty. Miguel 'rossed it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

holes twice a week and Q holes
once II week. When he gets To- b.
60, he had better reduce :, tn .
holes three times Il week. When
he gets to be G5. he had better re-
duce it 10 Q holes twice Il wrcl; al,
better. q holes twice "A week. \
man or woman at % should never
eN"rciSc-cven with moderate ,x-
erciSe such as walking to the
point of getting the least bit tired.
"a balanced dietary program
is important, but special emphasis
should he placed on moderation in
the size Of meals and on Il uuict
and unhurricd manner of eating"
AS exercise goes down. the total
consumption of food should 90
down in about the same ratio at
the same ages. | see no reason to
change the type of eating, but by
the time you are 60 YOU should
take about one-half of what YOU
think you want, have a helping
and when you are finished with it.
ASK yourself whether you are not
SATISFIED. War rationing may say.
the lives of hundreds and thor
sands OF our middle aged friends.
1t Is blessing in disguise.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
II. P: l have heard that the
use of nose drops in the nose for
treatment of the common cold il
dangerous in that it will cause
sinus trouble in later years. Is
this true?
Answer: 1t is not impossible.
lhefe are some examples which
would indicate that the drops
sometimes carry the infection into
the sinus.
r. 5. r.: Is there any helm or
cure for chronic bronchitis?
Answer: Chronic bronchitis is.
In most Instances, secondary 10
IN infection of the hose, such AZ
i SINUS infection. If the nose in
lection Is cleared up, il may bcne-
nj the bronchitis Il good deal. A
warm, dr.? climate, such as Ari-
IONA or New Mexico, will benefit
chronic bronchitis.
r. F.: What is the difference
between the three following dis
eases: syr!ngomyelia. amyotro-
Pine lateral scerosis and progres-
sIve muscular atrophy?
Answer: They are all diseases
OF the spinal cord and in all of
them muscular atrophy may be
present. 1t would not do anybody
VINO Is not Il doctor any good to
discuss the difference between
them.
f. Fl. R.: Would quinine make
q babS feeding on the breast III
II the mother took it for coils.
Answer: Yea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

r. II. r.: Would quinine make
. babf feeding on the breast i'll
II the mother took it for coils:
Answer: Yea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

AMERICAN TROOPS who landed at
Nassau Bay on the coast of New
Guinea have joined forces with
Australian units that struck out
from the Mubo area The junction
mcnaccs the big Jap base at Sala-
mau" making IL possible fot I:e
Allied forces to move against the
enemy stronghold in coordinated
arrives. INTERNATIONAL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

in order. Such is the View adj
vanced by DR.. o. Z. J. Falk. OF st.
Louis. in llIGElA. The Health
Magazine. in II recent issue. The
doctor suggests the following
rules of preservation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

DR.. Clcadcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
BY LOGAN CLENDENING Nm

FOR y year or more ANYWAY
most of the worl. barl. home hrrr
Is going to be done by middle AGED
people and since most ui the stress
OF middle aged Lille falls on the
heart. some sensible rules for TAX
ing care Of these hearts are omit.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
MONTEZUMA BUFFET
OPENS ORCHID ROOM

Effective this week the Monte
yuma Buffet is opening the beautiful
orchid room of the Montezuma
Hotel for special cocktail service
for families. It adjoins the buffet
on the east, both are just off the
Montezuma lobby, and is open each
evening until IL o'clock.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

One of the best-liked farmers
in these parts is Bert Childers!
And he has the best way of
beatin' the man shortage, too.
Come husking time, Bert in
vites all of his farmer neighbors
over to have a glass of beer.
When they ask politely
where's the beer?" Bert points
to a bucket-full of frosty bottles
in the middle of the field.
Cali you got to do," he says,
ais work your way out to it."
Well, Bert's idea has caught
on all over the countryside.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
Is PRE-PEARL HARBOR
DADS IN CLASS I

The Santa Cruz County Draft
Board has put about 25 pre-Pearl
Harbor fathers in Glass I since the
board began re-classifying those
men two weeks ago. AS rule,
men in Glass I face early induction
but the local board may have
enough post-Pearl Harbor dads and
others to take care of the November
draft calls.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
CAPTAIN NOON
AND FAMILY HERE

Captain Zenas B. Noon, wife, and
three children, and a niece of Mrs.
Noon, arrived yesterday from West
Los Angeles, Calf, for a Today
visit in Arizona. From Nogales the
Captain will so on a hunting trip
to northern Arizona. They were
met at Tucson yesterday by Walter
Noon.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
From where [ sit :.
Joe Marsh.

Folks are pitching In to help
their neighbors harvest grain.
and fruit, and vegetables - and
are taking their reward in soci-
ability when the jobs done.
And from where I sit, that's a
mighty healthy picture of Amer
lean life people working to-
gether to get in the food this
country needs - and afterwards,
sittin' around like good friends
over a moderate glass of whole
some beer. I'm for it!
9be @~A<
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
LOCALS
KICK OFF TIME TONIGHT
SET FOR 1880

Because of the school dance at
the Elks Ballroom tonight, kick off
time for tonight's Nogales-Patagonia
high school football game is .7:30
instead of 8, it was announced yes
terday. The dance at the Elks
building is for teachers, students,
and the public in general. Admis-
sion is 81. 10 for gents, women free.
Music by the well known Robes
Orchestra
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
Want Ads

FOR SALE: Sport model MN
rifle. new barrel, ammunition and
hunting knife. Apartment A, 322
Noon ST.
WANTED: Two Mexican girls for
house work and care of children on
ranch eight miles from Nogales.
+ $45 apiece per month. Transporta-
/ ton to and from Nogales on day
off. Phone 501R1.
FOR SALE: Butane gas stove,
WedgeWood, porcelane finish, 4
burner oven. broiler. large drawer.
Also wood burning hot water
heaters that can be used for heating
only Little Outfit, Patagonia.
WANTED: Girl for office work.
Apply Economy Hardware Store.
LOST: A lapel gold watch. Re
ward for return to NogaleS inter-
national.
LOST-Mudguard from Lincoln
Zephyr car. Return to Chief OF
Police McGimsey.
WANTED: To buy gasoline
washing machine in good condition.
Mrs. w. H Hathaway, phone
500-J2.
pub. Oct 1920
WANTED TO BUY: Sewing
Machine. GEO. BAGBY, P. o.
Box 543, Patagonia. pub. Oct. 1-8)
FOR SALE: Main Line house
trailer. See Mrs. Bud Baldwin,
Patagonia, Ariz.
FOR RENT: One large room. See
Mrs. Bud Baldwin, Patagonia, Ariz.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
DONATES TO
HONOR ROLL PLAQUE

Among recent contributors to the
honor roll plaque in the city park
was H. B. Thurber of Sonoita. Total
contributions now $1296.50 total
number of contributors 229.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
MILDRED EDGELL JOINS
NURSES CADET CORPS

Miss Mildred Edgell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Edgell of
Patagonia, joined the U. S. Nurses
Cadet Corps last week at Tucson.
She has been a student nurse at ST.
Mary's Hospital in Tucson for about
year and will complete her train
ing there.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
LEAVING FOR COLLEGE
OF THE PACIFIC

Mack w. Lewis, 18, of the U. S.
Navy, is leaving today to spend
about IL years taking special
aviation course under the Viz
Navy program at the College of the
Pacific in Stockton, Calf. He came
here Monday from San Francisco
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mack Lewis.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

Former Chief of Police Clyde
Baldwin, wife, and two children,
Raymond, IL, and Hilda May. 9,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. Bald
wins mother, Mrs. Bud Baldwin.
of Patagonia. Baldwin is fire chief
at Davis-Monthan Field, Tucson.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
THURBER BACK
FROM SONS WEDDING

H. B. Thurber of Sonoita has re-
turned from Santa Ana, Calf, Air
base, where he attended the wedding
of his son Aviation Cadet Seymour
Warren Thurber, to Miss Isabelle
Steward of Los Angeles. Both are
former University of Arizona stu
dents.
Ted Jones of the u. S. Navy has
returned to San Diego after visiting
his mother, Mrs. G. j. MapeS OF
Patagonia.
Pvt. Ignacio M Cabrera of the
Marines left Sunday for Camp
Elliott, San Diego, following a
weeks visit here. He recently
finished his basic training at San
Diego.
Ramon S. Moreno of Harshaw
who is employed at Mowry Mine
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Everhart, county schoo
superintendent, has recovered from
an attack of influenza.
Judge A. S. Henderson was lr
town yesterday from Patagonia.
Louis Heavier and daughter, Mrs
Earl Conley, were here yesterda!
from Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
BENNEN IN CLASS 1

Carlos Bennen, pre-Pearl Har-
bor father, is back from El Paso
wher he was recently put in Class
by one of the FL Paso draft boards.
He registered for the draft in that
city
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
TO HUNT ELK
Walter

Captain Zenas Noon, Walter
Noon and Victor j. Wager, Jr., are
leaving this morning to hunt elk
in Northern Arizona.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

Miss Emily Itule is becoming
manager Of the Montezuma Hotel
Nov. 2nd, succeeding Albert Manuel,
who is leaving Nov. 3rd for the
army's reception center at Fort
Macarthur, Calf
Nogales international., 1943-10-29
81 MORE NAMES ON
HONOR ROLL PLAQUE

Thirty seven more names were
added Saturday to the service men S
honor roll plaque in the city park.
It now contains close to 1900 names.