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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Fakes Sailors
Win Pay Boost

WASHINGTON, Feb. ; (INS)
The War Labor Board today
ordered $22-a-month wage in
crease for sailors on the Great
Lakes in a decision which may
lead to new wage demands by
mariners on ocean vessels.
The decision. based on wage
Complaints filed by the National
ritime Union (CIO), covered
fortunately $50 workers of
four inland steamship companies.
Firms affected were Interstate
Steamship Company. Inland Steel
Company, Bethlehem Transports
ton Corporation and the Inter-
national Harvester Company.
Board spokesman denied that
the ruling upset the Little Steel
formula, which permits a Is per
cent increase TO meet rising living
costs. They said that the de-
-cision was based on wage in
CAPABILITIES, pointing out that the
previous wages Of union sesmen
on the Great Lakes averaged
from Sis to $3.50 a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Detroit
Sailor
Missing

The names OF nine Michigan
nen, including a Detroiter were
Included today among the % new
casualties listed by the United
States Navy
The Detroiter is Alfred Aloysius
uzynski. seaman. second class.
listed As missing. An uncle, Frank
Reiman, lives at 5l33 Campbell
Street.
The others are
Philip c. Crowley. seaman. sec
bnd class. Of Remus, missing.
Joyce f.. Curtis. seaman. second
class. Of Fowlerville missing.
Pfc. James w. Frace. marine
eoFrs, OF reprieEYille- wounded,
Eldon r. Hammond. seaman.
second class. OF Cheboygan, dead.
Robert b. Hess. gunner's mate,
third class. OF Muskegon. missing.
Pvt. Russell Madonna. marine
torps. Of 63S Mahan street. Hazel
Park. wounded.
Leonard 4. Reuschel, seaman.
frst class. Of Saginaw, missing.
lis father is the Rev. John Reu-
Bchel of Saginaw.
Pvt. William V. wilkins. ma
Fine corps. Kalamazoo. missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
County TO Pay
IFS Yank Officials

-Although under an opinion of
Ithe state attorney general, elected
county officials in the armed
forces will continue to be eligible
| for their pay. they will be re-
|quested in nice way 10 accept
oaly enough to pay their income
|tExes.
Yhe precedent for this was set
|fT Recorders Judge George Muir
|p6y, now a naval officer, who
Signed over power of attorney TO
|the county auditors. empowering
them 10 endorse his pay checks
| and return them TO the county
general fund
With this example set. the board
|of auditors instructed Assistant
Prosecutor Sam Bremen TO re-
Quest Common Pleas Judges Neal
Fitzgerald and o. 4. Ide and
Auditor Otis ". Walker, all in the
|armed forces, TO follow suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

HAROLD q. GR0H 1890 ftdTtWell
avenue, and ~. Ebert Ryder. De-
troit: John j. Jankie, 6S52 Middle
pointe avenue. Dearborn.
Camp Grant. Ill, bakers and
cooks school-Pyts. Eddie Chinn,
1913 Third avenue; Mike A. Das-
kaIakis. 2l30 CaSS avenue; Michael
Dolgos. 1858 DevereauX avenue;
William Is. HenSel. 20226 Stoepel
avenue: Michael Klobucher, 3042
Montclair avenue: Roy v. Linton.
1927 Park avenue, and John s.
Venetis. 1866 Hancock avenue.
Miami submarine chaser train
ing Donald III. Brandt, 713
State street. Saginaw.
Selman Field, La, army pre-
flight school-Francis r. Smith,
6205 Hecla avenue.
Camp Stoneman, Cal. transpor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

W. w. CAMPBELL JR.Conn., subma-
rine base-William w. Campbell
Jr., 5315 Thirtieth street, and John
II. Gray, 1851 Gratiot avenue.
Santa Ana army air base pre-
flight school-Dwight S. Wegener,
1925 Parkside avenue.
Bloomington. Ind. - WAVES.
storekeeper school, Misses Jane
Kettle, 300 Alger road; WiIhel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

X. Fraser. 1881 Ardmore avenue;
Thomas A. Mann, 1886 Tuller
avenue; William ). McKenna, 1904
Coplin avenue; Joseph A. Petrock,
$685. Littlefield avenue; James w.
Popp. 913 West Philadelphia ave
nue.; George Robertson, 1905
Wade avenue, Detroit, and Albert
v. Moser, S171 Lillian avenue.
Center Line.
Mai. Paul =. ReinecISe Jr. OF this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Pt. Huron Filler,
p-Bodt Captive,
.aved by British
Time. stan Correspondent

PORT HURON, Feb. 3. - A
Eichigan bombardier of a Flying
fortress crew, 1t. Rodman Burley,
b. of Port Huron, was revealed
oday by Allied air force head
uarters in North Africa as being
member of the fortress crew
recaptured" from a German sub
harine by a British destroyer.
Lieutenant Burley, son Of DR..
nd Mrs. Jacob II. Burley, 1920
Eourt street, is on Malta. accord
hg to a cablegram received by
rs parents. They received his
able before the story OF his har-
owing experience was made pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Service Notes:
DefrOiter Promoted
To Rank of Captain

1t. Paul A. Dietrich, SGT Van
Dyke avenue, an alumnus of the
University of Michigan, has been
elevated TO the rank of captain at
Warner Robins army air depot,
where he is civilian personnel
special project officer. He for
merly was connected with the
Federal Housing Administration
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

city, who Is stationed at Fort
jackson. S. C.. has been appointed
assistant chief of staff of the intel
ligence department. He is a West
Point graduate.
Pvt. Miles NJ. Swift, 1914 L.
sure avenue, has returned to his
duties as weather observer at
March Field. Cal. after a furlough
at home. -
Second 1t. Tobert l.. Abel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Stoetzer, 1896 Helen avenue;
Theodore Cartee, 1858 Crane ave-
nue.: John c. Bruneel, GIG Gull
ford road; Edward p. HyduIte,
1855 Medbury avenue. and Wilfred
r. Hansen, 4l30 Springle avenue,
Detroit; William X. Hoff. 276 Ken
wood court, Crosse Pointe Farms;
Milton NJ. Mather Jr., 35O56
Palmer road. Wayne; James X.
Mitchell, 2S7 Pilgrim avenue,
Highland Park.
Fort Crook. Neb., ordnance
depot-Cpl. John Piwowarski. 1858
Copeland avenue, PIES. Carol r.
Ounce, 1911 Marlborough avenue;
Louis NJ. Bellies, 69l2 Woodmont
road: Willie A. CarolaH. 494 Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Neil r. Monfort, 80 Waverly ave-
nue., Highland Park.
Fort Benning, Ga, officers can
didate school-Second Its. Lerwin
III. Glover, John II. Harrison.
Frank Ciaramitaro, William III.
Horning, Detroit; Charles A. Boil
yard. Hazel Park.
Great Lakes Naval Training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

IN In a Figured,
3 OF Garfield
aveune; Gather
Inc Dry. 15010
Quincy avenue;
VI a r < a r e I
r yne, 3775
Eight-Mile road,
and Rita VI. La
voy, 1902 Prest
avenue.
Fort Knox.
KY, CT eric ]
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

r Sc avenue,
Detroit.
G u If port.
. ISIS. field
John X. Mitch
ell, 5i37 Rohns
avenue.
Fort Knox.
Ky, Off GERS
school - = q c.
ond Its. Max
q. Gokee, 9033
Byron avenue;
IL be TT &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

j. Adrian, Sagi-
nav.
Fort Crook.
Neb.. ordnance
au m olive
s c h DOL 1t.
Geneo X. Bar
toletti. 1927 Le-
land street.
Chicago Dc
sci sc hool
Donald j. Lar
son. 1916 Wal
than aV0nkle,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

nue.: Arie NJ. Klopp, s5S Boston
boulevard. Detroit; Peter VI. Wege
end Donald Keegstra, Grand Rap
ids: Earl A. Clark. South Haven;
James r. HinKley. Berrien Springs;
Jack X. HeIvey, Milford; Joseph l..
Grenda, Ironwood; Jack V. De
Nette, M uske gon; Stanley A.
Bailey. Breckenridge and Clarence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

moor avenue.
Evanston. Ill,
n a Wy r a q ] o
school. Joseph
Buracki, 1864
Shields avenue;
Robert e.. John
son, 1921 Cher
rylawn avenue,
and Norbert II.
Frydrych, 1864
Conley street.
NaNU nnHOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Station - Tom
l.. III G X m a n,
1888 Hilger ave-
nue., and John
ID. Faro, 42l5
Hereford ave-
n ne on o J
nen).
Goodf @ ~ o "
Field, Tex, pri-
m ry fig I
school -Wilbert
j. Greenbaum,
- 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

and Albert Radcliffe, 1910 Miner
avenue.
Camp Barkeley. Tex. medical
administrative corps officer school
VI. Barron, 2el7 Wa
verify avenue; David Boston, 24l
East Forest avenue; Emmett X.
Cecil. 2011 Litchfield avenue; Damn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
italian Princess Is Mother

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 QNS).--
Crown Princess Marie Jose, Con-
sort of Crown Prince Umberto of
Italy. gave birth to a daughter
yesterday at the Quirinal Palace.
the Rome radio announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

a V e n u G, Au-
gust A. Prybes,
6 8 q 5 u o ! X
street: Willis
ID. Provan, 81
Harmon street;
Jack q. Har-
riso n, 2 0 Z 9
Twelfth street ;
Edward q us
way, 52S5 FL
mer a v q n u e;
Stewart Wanke,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Hamilton avenue, and Pvt. steve
Yuhasz, Dansville, have been grad
uated from the gunnery depart
lment at Fort Knox, Ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY ssoo)

1871 Northlawn avenue. cadet
detachment supply officer at
Blytheville. Ark. army air field,
is the proud father of a daughter.
Roberta Ann. who arrived at the
Walla Hospital.
Second 1t. Joseph r. Dzieszko
Dr., 1886 Horton avenue, has been
assigned to the officers school al
Harrisburg. Pa, after being grad.
uated from the Miami Officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

tation corps training school. 1t.
Robert r. Higbee, 1857 Strath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Robert II. braves, S341 Homer
avenue, a Wilbur Wright training
school graduate, has been APP
pointed a cadet midshipman in the
Marine Corps with con-
appointment as midship-
man in the Merchant Marine Re-
Graduating from various army
and navy schools throughout the
country are the following:
At Victorville army flying
school--Arthur VI. Maata, 1880
Brettenwood avenue, Royal Oak,
and Harold g. Groh, 14166 Mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Master Sgt. r. j. Waraksa,
Jackson, has laid aside his CT uni
form, with its three stripes and
triple shacks. TO become a warrant
officer, junior grade. at the Blythe
Vile, Ark, Army Air Field, and is
assigned to staff duty. r(/ a.
Pfc. Herbert G. Schmidt, 3701
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
sHELLED OFF SUB

Burley, according to the official
announcement, hid behind the con-
ling tower Of the German subma-
tne until a British destroyer
belled him off.
Several men with him had been
filled. according TO advices from
Forth Africa. before he swan to
bfety as the U-boat went down.
Then the destroyer crew rescued
i'm from the sea.
Others rescued were Its. j.
+. Lentz OF Paris, Tex; Donald
bryan OF Kalespell, Mont, and
Earl Millichamp, Lake Wales, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

School His brother, Anthony, !
serving in the army in Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
WIFE IN PORT HURON

Burley is a graduate of Port
Huron High School and Riverside
Military Acad envy, Gainesville,
6a.. and also attended University
" Michigan before enlisting in the
|rrny air forces in July, 1871.
His wife. Mrs. Frances Lett
Iauser Burley. lives here. They
married in Albuquerque. N
in June, 1912. Immediately
|fter he had been commissioned q
)ombardier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

rAMCn-5-Mile ut Russell TW. 1-l9il
OhtlLV open al s. Park Free NJ. Carey.
Jean Phillips in "DR. BROADWAY" Plus
III NOR ARMY" Freddie Bartholomew.
Head Phones for the Hard Of Hea ring
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
March Of Dimes
Nets $93
For Polio Fund

The committee workers were proud
of the record made last Saturday
during the March of Dimes street
sale of straw flowers for the polio
fund. The flowers were donated by
the Nogales Nursery and Flower
Shop, Steve Steensen, proprietor.
General chairman was Mrs. Glenn
L. Harker, with Mrs. j. A. May and
Mrs. Fred L. Gilmore assisting;
Mrs. G. S. Smith and her Rainbow
Girls handling the street sales, and
Mrs. Arcelia MacDaniel in charge
Of the jumbo poster at the post
office.
Workers were Misses Margaret
Wise, Audley Holm, Jane White,
Lorella Peterson, Patricia Sisk,
Phyllis Jean Westerlund, Joyce
Harmon, Helen Mansfield, Mary
Ann Myers, Marian Kelly, Jean
Hudgin, Betty Wadsworth, Renee
Marcus, Joyce Capin. Martha Ann
Frazier, Dickey Fqeischer, Canon
May, Johnny Harker, Danny Gill
more, and Bill Meeker.
The sum of $93 was netted for
the polio fund.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Art Robinson
Prepared
To Blast Axis

SHEPPARD FIELD. Texas, Jan.
28-Pvt. Arthur H. Robinson, son of
Mrs. Guillermo l.. Robinson Of Tue
son Road. Nogales, Arizona, has
graduated from an intensive course
in aviation mechanics and is now
prepared to blast the Axis.
Sheppard Field, near Wichita
Falls, Texas, is one of the many
schools in the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command which
trains the specialist technicians who
MAINTAIN our bombers and fighter
planes in perfect combat condition.
He now is eligible to become crew
chief on a bomber and to win q,
rating as corporal or sergeant.
Before entering the school, he
was trained at one of the basic
training centers Of the Air Forces
Technical Training Command and
learned to fight the Axis with other
things besides the tools of his trade.
Men trained by the Command are
versed in the art of protection and
offense as we'll as repair.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Paratrooper Hurt
During Jump At
Georgia Camp

While making jump during
night practice, Ignacio Esquibel, 25-
year-old paratrooper, formerly en-
ployed at Mazon's Economy Mar
ket on Grand avenue, suffered a
broken leg, dislocated foot on the
other leg, and internal injuries as
a result of his parachute failing to
open.
The accident occurred at an army
camp in Georgia and EsquibePs in
juries are so serious that he can no
longer hope to be paratrooper and
is being transferred to another
branch of the service, his former
employer, D. Mazon, said.
Esquibel was inducted into the
Army July 16, 1912.
The parents of the young man
live in Torreon Coahuila.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Rancho Grande
Guests Frolic
At Jackass Derby

Thirty-five house guests and local
friends of Red and Winnie Myrick
Of the Rancho Grande, yelling
cheers fer their favorite rider in the
Jackass Derby, crowded the finish
line to see George Rusby win by two
lengths over Red and the third rid
er, Roy Wilson.
The rough abandoned hillside
road course pitching steeply into an
arroyo that threatened precarious
footing even fer the nimble hoofed
mounts was negotiated at thrill
tingling speed that surpassed all
previously held classics of this char
acter.
Another feature event of fun pro-
voking proportions was tomato
sweepstakes. This event was pro-
noted to enable three Nogales pro-
luce brokers to demonstrate their
Tackass jockey skill in competing
for net only prizes but also the du-
bious honor of Handicap winner.
Th'c rice was run over a short
course tC the finish line where all
contestants were required to dis
mount. hold their mule with a short
rein while building fire of nom
inflammable materials to be lighted
with matches fixed by the judges.
All of the obstacles successfully sur
mounted brought acclaim and re-
cognition as this January champion
to Al Burnand, with Eddie CCle-
man placing" trailed by Homer
Ryan showing" for the third prize
of disappointing stimulating con-
tent.
Games of skill prevailed, while
Red prepared the "chuck" in his
inimitable style and dexterity, that
brought forth exclamations of gus
tatory satisfaction in proportions
that contrasted favorably with the
seemingly necromantic disappear
ance of the juicy steaks with all the
traditional trimmings, charged with
the steaming coffee. AS usual the
demand for plate refills dispelled
all apprehensions of any mass dis
satisfaction with Reds culinary art.
Settled around the log fire, keep
ing their devoured repast warmed,
the guests witnessed in the flicker
ing freight glow, an exhibition by
Big Red the Wonder Horse"
guided through his amazing per-
formance by his owner, Red N.Y.
rick.
A badger fight scheduled for this
affair was postponed until later
date. The announcer and NC was
Turn to Page Two
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Chernin County
Manager Of
United War Fund

Harry G. Chernin. prominent
business man, has been named
county chairman of the Arizona
United War Fund drive to be held
the last week in April and the first
in May.
Mrs. Robin Macgregor is secretary
md Harry A. Wilson treasurer OF
the committee to work with th(
chairman.
The drive will raise funds for tel
agencies, including Boy Scouts
U.S.O., United China Relief, Rus
sian, Dutch, British, Greek ant
Polish war relief and War Prison
ers Aid.
Santa Cruz Countys quota has
been set at $4500
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Committees For Seventh Annual
Fiesta De Los Tomateros
Saturday, February q, Announced

Committees for the seventh an
nual Fiesta De Los Tomateros to
be held on Saturday, Feb. 20, have
been announced as follows:
EXECUTIVE: Walter Holm,
Chairman; M. j. Martinez, Mike
Levy, w. E. Urick, Martin Lough-
man and Francisco Arana.
FINANCE: M. j. Martinez, chair
man; w. E. Urick, Mike Levy, Geo.
Chaprales and AL Burnand.
ENTERTAINMENT: M n
Loughman, chairman; Homer Ryan
U. S. Bond, E. w. Copeland, Ben
Wilde, Jack Harris and Joe Mason.
HOTEL: James w. Manson, chair
man; Eddie Coleman, Rudy Fleisch-
er, Carlos Bennen, Albert Manuel,
Mrs. w. Myrick and w. w. Davl-
son.
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Mayor
Louis Hudgin, chairman; Mayer
Anacleto Olmos, Alexandra Villa
senior, William Scatena, Grover
Marsteller, Ramon Falcon and S.
Perez Ramos.
TRANSPORTATION: Joe Brack-
e.. chairman; Sid clearinghouse
Alexis Relias, j. V. Forno, Dave
einn. F. e. Baffert, Dick Rawls
Nogales international., 1943-01-29

Stanley Renlkus and M. j. Hall.
DECORATION: w. w. McFar-
land, chairman; Mrs. Rollo Ashby,
Mrs. Walter Holm, Mrs. M. j. Mar
tinez, Gordon Tyrrel, I. r. Stearns
and Nat Feinn.
GREETERS: Harry Wolf, chair
man; Gus Herrscher, Harry Som
mer, Rollo Ashby, R. G.. James,
Max Arnold, Pete Lores, Harry
Georgelos, Mel Cohen, VIM. Sher-
man and Joe Leto.
GOLF AND TENNIS: Enrique Lin
eiro, chairman; Eddie Holler, R. H.
Bertelson, Bernard Feinn and A.
Goodman.
RECEPTION: Mrs. Rose Parks,
chairman; Mrs. E. L. Oliver, Mrs.
Mac j. Hall, Mrs. George Grove,
Mrs. Martin Loughman, Mrs. Gro
yer Marsteller, Mrs. w. w. McFar-
land. Mrs. C. A. Bennen, Mrs. Al
Burnand, Mrs. Nat Feinn, Mrs. I.
R. Stearns, Mrs. Louis Hudgin,
Mrs. Gordon Tyrrel, Mrs. Harry
Sommer, Mrs. Harry Georgelos,
Mrs. j. Mason, Mrs. Max Arnold,
Mrs. C. B. Wilde, Miss Katherine
Macris and Miss Jean Ernst.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Back From
Outing At Yaqui
Indian Ranch

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Sykes and a
party of friends returned last week
e1id from an outing at the Sykes 81
Wooddell Yaqui Indian ranch north
east of Guaymas.
In the party besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Sykes we're Major R. H. Fleet of
San Diego, head of Consolidated
Aircraft; Jack Thompson, head in
spector of Consolidated; Walker
Brownlee, head of the Airsearcn
manufacturing plants at Phoenix
and Los Angeles, and wife; Ted
Mcclellan of the Buttress & Nc
Clellan construction company Of
Los Angeles, and wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Cheshire of Flagstaff.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29

STAFF SGT. HAROLD B. WIN
ARD, %. is among Nogales SOL
diers overseas. He was sent to
Australia within five weeks after
enlisting in the bonbardier divi-
sion Of the air corps on Christmas
day of December 1941-the month
in which war was declared. Win
ard, formerly employed at Brack-
er's Store, is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman b. Wizard Of Islip,
Long Island, grandson Of Mrs.
Rebecca Bracker Of New York
City, and nephew of Mrs. Sam
Capin, Mrs. Dave Levy, Charles
]. Bracker and Sam Bracker, No
gales; and Joe Bracker, Los An
geles. Harold has two brothers in
the service, 1t. Arthur Winard,
now in Miss ssippi, and Pvt.
George Winard, stationed in Chi
cagO.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29

local children ever to ride on a
bomber, left Tucson at 4:45 pm.
Saturday for San Diego. They were
grounded at Yuma and left there
the next day at 10:3O am. for the
coast.
Arriving within 20 miles of San
Diego the pilot, Captain Groves
who has had 1900 hours of flying,
saw there was no ceiling and took
the big bomber up to an altitude of
1000 feet-far above the clouds.
The ceiling continued bad, in fact,
there was no ceiling at all, the boys
said. Finally the bomber returned
to Yuma, arriving there at $3.50 p.
m. Sunday, after being aloft 5 hours
The distance from Yuma to San
Diego is about 100 miles.
The Sykes boys had told their
parents they would phone them as
soon as they reached San Diego so
when no word came until after five
long hours and nc one knew what
had become of the bomber, natural
ly the parents were frantic but
Genie and Buddy were not frighten-
ed a bit 1--WE had a swell time"
they said.
Aboard the bomber were 16 other
persons, including IA aviators and
Major R. H. Fleet of San Diego,
head of the great Consolidated Air
craft Corporation. The Sykes boys
were guests on the trip of Major
Fleet who had been visiting their
parents in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Apaches Play
Tucson Tonight;
Bisbee Tomorrow

The Nogales Apaches journey to
Tucson today for their first ap-
pearance of the season in the Old
Pueblo and their second crack at
the probable state high school bas-
ketball champions.
Three weeks ago the Badgers
(Tucson) became victors over the
locals by giving them a licking, A.
Is. The Badgers have been unde-
feated in 10 straight games but the
Apaches hope to put an end to
their winning streak tonight, seek
ing revenge for what happened be-
fore.
The loss of John Pearson, big de-
fenSive guard, was quickly filled by
Ramon Baldenegro, junior crack
shot.
Tomorrow night the Bisbee Pumas
come here to meet Nogales for the
first time this season in a southern
conference engagement. Bisbee has
been beaten by Tucson 1913 and
also by Douglas, another southern
conference contender, 1918.
The Apaches will leave for Tue
son sometime this afternoon taking
a squad of 10 men. Starting lineup
for the locals will be as follows:
Oscar Soto and Louie Lomeli,
forwards; Alfonso Gotta and Gilbert
Noriega, guards; and Frank Amado,
center. Others making the trip are
Ramon Baldenegro, Robert Ramirez,
Jesus Espinosa, Edward Stoller, Eff
rain Pegueros and Coach Mari.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
II Selectees
Leave For
Fl. Macarthur

Twelve selective service men left
on the train yesterday afternoon
for the Army's reception center at
FCrt Macarthur, San Pedro, Cali
fornia.
In the group were:
William G.. Goodman
Rudolph A. Fernandez
Theodore E. Granillo
Esquipula Heredia
George H. Uribe
Ubaldo L. EZrre
Humberto O. Marquee
Aurelio G.. Adame
Francisco Velasquez
Angel c. Figueroa
Jose Galindo
Raul G.. Chavez
Goodman was leader of the group
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
Felix Benitez
Dies Suddenly

Felix Lopez Benitez, "a, better
known to his host of friends as
"Felix The Barber" and formerly
employed at barber shops in No
gales and Patagonia, died at St.
Mary's Hospital in Tucson at 1927
pm. Friday.
He suffered a hemorrhage and
was found bleeding to death in his
room, 235 Main street, Tucson, at
2:30 pm. Friday.
He is survived by a wife and three
children.
Nogales international., 1943-01-29
4DrGft Board
Members To
Receive Medals

The American Legion will give
each member of the Santa Cruz
County Selective Service Board a
gold plated medal at the city hall at
8 o'clock tonight.
The gifts are merit awards pre-
sented at the expressed wish of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Draft board members have been
similarly honored in various parts
of the nation in recent weeks.
This weeks meeting of the draft
board was postponed from Wednes-
day to tonight.