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Nogales international., 1944-03-10
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY
Civil Action File No.
SUMMONS

K1C - n - vi 114GAAN4N11 w UA1C
above named defendants, Clyde W..
Henry, c. H. Phillips and G. R..
Suarez, individually and as partners
doing business under the firm name
and style of Ari-Son Sharp Freeze
Co:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear and defend
in the above entitled action in the
above entitled Court, within twenty
days, exclusive of the day Of service,
after service of this Summons upon
you if served within the State Of
Arizona, or within thirty days ex-
elusive of the day of service, If
served without the State of Arizona,
and you are hereby notified that in
case you fail so to do, judgment by
default will be rendered against you
for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is Duane Bird, Esq,
243 Morley Avenue, Nogales, Ari-
ZOna.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for Santa
Cruz County on this the 18th day
of January, 1914.
DOROTHY TITCONB,
(SEAL) Clerk
(1st Pub. Feb. 18, 1944)
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I'm IhE SUFER1Ok COUkI OE
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF MIGUEL
SANCHEZ, Deceased
No. 1852
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given by the
in and to that certain lot of
undersigned Manuel Rojas, admin
istratrix with the win annexed of
the estate Of Miguel Sanchez, de-
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

snip the of American boys engaged in the March
Rome And the fight goes
Look at Japan At the hour that the end of the 4h
War Loan the 'March of Death" that shocked all America
realization of Jap brutality American prisoners of
that march still going on.
To berate those heroes of Bataan and Coegdo before it
Nogales international., 1944-03-10
Report to the Nation:
When the 4th War Loan Ended
.0~s 7tahtz~9 Mte~ <e4t 75x~9/

News that the 4th War Loan goal of $14 1000 has
reached and passed will cheer American boys from Italy
to the Marshals But they will hear the only
sputterng radios but over the din of battle.
For the still goes with mounting fury And that
that War Bond buying must unabated, too
To the millions who bought War Bonds in this drive
ali America gives thanks.
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

is too late, other American boys
stormed and took the Marshalls on
the road to Tokyo.
But that March to Tokyo still
1000 miles away-that march
goes on.
And we on The home front
can we afford to stop now that
the 4th War Loan is history, while
our all-important job of supplying
and financing this costliest war of
all time still goes on? We have won
a home front battle here, yes. But
just as our boys continue even more
vigorously once they have estab-
lished a beachhead, so we must con-
tinue to build on the success we
have already achieved.
The Bonds we bought last week
and the week before are today's ex-
ploding bombs and shells, and spent
bullets can never be used again.
We must provide for tomorrow,
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

In the Matter of the Estate of
BETTY JEAN CHESHIRE,
a Minor.
Probate File No. 1906
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona in
and for Santa Cruz County made
and entered on the End day of
March, 1914, in the matter of the
above entitled estate, the under
signed Roy v. Cheshire, guardian
of said estate, will sell, subject to
confirmation by the above entitled
Court, at private sale to the highest
bidder on the Goth day of March,
1914, at ten o'clock A. M. or after
said day, at the law offices of
Duane Bird at 243 Morley Avenue,
Nogales, Arizona, the following
described real and personal proper
ty:
Real Property:
An undivided one-half interest
in and to that certain real
property situated in the City of
Nogales, County of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona, particularly
described as follows: Beginning
at a point on the easterly side
line of lot two (2) in block one
hundred (100) of the Northern
Addition to the Town (now
City of Nogales, Arizona, ac-
cording to the official map
thereof on file in the office of
the County Recorder Of Santa
Cruz County, Arizona, that is
one hundred fifty (150) feet
southerly from the northeast
corner of said lot two (2), run
ming thence southerly along said
eaSterly side line of said lot two
(2) to a point thereon that is
ninety-five (95) feet northerly
from the south-easterly corner
of said lot two (2), running
thence westerly along a line
parallel to the southerly side
line of said lot two (2) dis
tance of two hundred thirty
(230) feet, running thence north
f erly along line parallel to the
westerly side line of said lot
two (2) to the point of intersec-
ton Of such parallel line with a
line drawn parallel to and one
hundred fifty (15O) feet from
the northerly side line of said
lot two (2), running thence
t easterly along such line drawn
l parallel to said northerly side
r line of said lot two CD to the
!, place of beginning, as the same
t and the title thereto existed on
e December 22nd, 1886, the date
:, of the death of Florence E.
d Cheshire, deceased.
Personal Property:
Y An undivided one-half interest
7, miscellaneous household furni-
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

February 15 the drive Rome still going American
boys still crouchng in filled -cnging
bitter and bloody tenaty beachhead the Germans were
equally determined to take back.
Thus the midnight that witnessed the end of the
4 War Loan drive the hands of the clock like shears to
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

too The need guns planes ships and tanks goes
For the still goes with ever mounting fury So
while all those the home front who have bought Bonds and
have worked hard to make the 4War Loan drive
Nations thanks of afford to forget that
our home ob including Bond buying also still goes on
@<~x H'~;55'"#"
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Nogales international., 1944-03-10

To the 1000, 900 and more VOlun-
teer workers who contributed their
time and abilities to help make the
drive a success, your Government
and your fighting men give thanks.
To the thousands of patriotic
newspapers, magazines, radio sta
tions and networks, members of the
motion picture industry, the out
door industry, advertisers and
agencies, retail stores, banks, post
offices, credit unions, building and
loan associations, labor unions, fra
ternal organizations and farm credit
associations, the Nation gives
thanks.
Once again Americans have
proved their determination to ''back
the attack to the full.
But The offock goes on
Look at Italy. When the 4th War
Loan drive ended at midnight
Nogales international., 1944-03-10
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF

THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
BETTY JEAN CHESHIRE,
a Minor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

settlement when orders for munitions are
Cancelled.
If voluntary negotiations in accordance
with the Baruch definitions fail, then an
automatic settlement can be reached through
application Of a formula permitting A maxi
num profit of per cent on articles begun
but not completed and maximum gain of
? per cent on left over Impressed inventory
intended 10 be used on government orders.
Full payment of contract price is to be
allowed for all items completed by the con-
tractor on termination date.
THIS Qualification will assure the saving Of
1 precious time when industry must under
take the monumental job of reconversion--
of beating guns into ploWshares.
The next recommendation TO stem from
the Baruch group will facilitate reconversion
through clearing government owned materials
and equipment from the plants of contractors
Within 81 days. ----------------------
The group will later deal with disposal
of government owned plants.
On the prompt and intelligent solution of
these difficult problems Of readjustment. the
survival Of the American system will depend
i is hopeful sign that they are being
approached in the objective spirit of expert
knowledge, rather than being befuddled by
demagoguey.
The emphasis has properly been placed
on TIMING.
IF MR.. BARUCHS total program is as con-
i structive as the first phase already
announced, this undramatic and highly tech
nical contribution will cap the climax of the
financier's long career Of public service
lnasmuch as Mr.. Baruch popularzed the
concept Of taking the profits out Of war il is
appropriate that he should make sure that
no misuse Of his own sentiment should he
permitted to destroy the solvency Of Amer.
can enterprises which have periodically
donned khaki for the duration of the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

M EANWHILE. young Churchill was stewing
4'l over:in the British embassy trying to speed
up the diplomatic formaities But the prime
minister's son was unable to spur his diplomatic
colleagues out Of their deliberate, dignifed pace
BY THE TIME THE BRITISH OFFICIALS
ARRIVED AT THE PRESIDENTS ANKARA
RESIDENCE WITH THE FORMAL INVITA-
ZION -PRESIpEAILA N Ap-BEzE2N-s
WHlSkED OFF BY BOETTIGER AND WAS
ALREADY IN THE AMERICANS PLANE. EN-
ROUTE TO CAIRO
incidentally when Randolph Churchill and his
British embassy group rang the Turkish presi-
dents doorbell they bumped into Franz Won Papen.
Nazi ambassador to Turkey, rushing up the steps
with fresh instructions from Hitler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
Quick Questions

Japan was bombed first by
.~5vhat>. n a ions air force
China, United States. Great
Britain. Netherlands
2-On what day does this term
Of the President end Jan. !.
1915, Jan. 20. 1915. Feb. p.
1915 or March 4, l945?
3 Should YOU shut one eye
when looking through mi
croScopc or telescope Yes?
No.
( New Britain, which our men
are engaged in taking over
from the JAPANESE was taken
over after the last world
war by the British from the
GcrnanA who called IL. New
Bismarck. New Pomerania,
New Bavaria2
) Enrique Penaranda recently
was depoSed by revolution
IS lists as president of VIII z {
country Spain, Portugal,
Bolivia, Argentina?
S Today's brain teaSer The
answer 10 the sum ; 5x5 r.
IS which-l00. 50 or s.?
ANSWERS on opposite paeeD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
FAIR ENOUGH
WASHINGTON. y. c.

4 LONG time ago in Chicago
states attorney or
county prosecutor, named John
r. w Wayman. decided that
vice must go and, TO that end,
closed up the South Side area
known as the line, where I'M
proprIety had been rife for
years and years under political
license and by common consent.
Vow" Mr.. Wayman said IN
effect. brushing his hands and
turning 10 other matters, "vice
is gone"
Which was reasonably true
But Mr.. Wayman neglected 10
say where vice had gone. and
the honest citizen was left 10
find out soon that it had moved
into the apartment Just across
the hall from his own. or the
house next door
Vice went everywhere in Chi
cago and has never been eff
GENTLY segregated from that
day 10 this
4 Nd now that the dice are
- warm, ! should like 10
make the point that the disSo-
luton Of the Communist Party
by decision of lis national COM
mlttce, aS announced by Earl
Browdcr. the general secretary
vt the party presents a parallel
IN our politics
Mr. Browdcr has invited his
following 10 move into the
d @ m ocr attic and Republican
parties disguised As respectable
capitalists. and 10 Join the
church m a manner Of speaking
and hQler halleluiah hut 10 re-,
\main Communists Just As the
'dispoSSeSSed ladies Of the line
remained what they were by
night although they talked of
groceries and lcaky sinks and
the care and feeding OF children
with their unSuSpecting neigh
borS across the back-porch rail
lngS during the day
This is not altogether a now
device of the Communist
For years, many of them
have refused 10 live within the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

n communism bur, if picked up
in A raid, the defense was al
ways that they were just study
ing art But Al least, the more
hardened and abandoned Com
munistS were easily identified by
their Sullcn and defiant con-
tempt Of the American form Of
government and could always
be- found where they belonged
which IS 10 say IN the party.
NOW. however. all Of them
y including the worst, are
scattered all over town Com
muniStS Stll, but preaching
free enterprise" according 10
instructions; and their talk IS
10 0e cleanSed of such pro-
families As naturalization of the
banks, railroads. coal and steel
1T is my considered iudg-
ment." Mr.. BroWder said. that
the American people are 10 i'll
prepared, subjectiveIy. for any
deep-going change in the direc-
ton Of socialism that postwar
plans with such An aim would
not unite the nation, but further
divide IL.
I'VE frankly declare that we
are ready 10 cooperate in
making this capitalism work
effectively In the postwar
period"
Perhaps my view is unchari-
table, but one Is made Skeptlcal
by past performances and re-
members that Mr.. Browder up
10 a certain point al which Hit
Ter attacked Russia, was fiepcely
opposed TO this war for thst
CapitaliStic system which he
now embraces and 10 the whole
program of the United States
10 defend herself.
And the Communist party. az
such, has become such a mlSer-
able slum, stunned even by its
rich and gamey patrons of
hereditary wealth, that there
would seem TO be very practical
reasons why the comrades have
decided 10 abandon the old
sway-backed dump and scatter.
'opyrgh,. 1855 by United Features. synd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
Preserving the
American WaV

BERNARD NJ. BARUCH has been striking
ID effective hammer blows for the perpetual
ton of the American private enterprise sys-
TEN after the war.
He has not been content merely with lip
service loyalty 10 the American way.
On the contrary he has been sufficiently
tough minded TO deal constructively with
the tangled and highly technical questions
embracing Lie prGscEX2tnl- businesses
vency at the critical time when government
may cancel war orders in wholesale manner.
Mobilization Drecto, Byrnes has already
accepted the first Of Mr. Baruchs major
recommendations for a constructive program
for facilitating the ultimate transition from
a war economy TO a peace economy.
The initial blueprint by Mr. Baruch and
his chief aide, John NJ. Hancock, investment
banker provides a uniform formula for ter
mination Of government armament contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
By WESTBROOK PEGLER

Stockade Of the Communist
Party, pretending 70 be MOTH
ING more sporty than liberals
or New Dealers but committing
communism on the quiet in uni
VerSities, government bureaus
and unions Of the Go.
A few were caught by the fly
cops of the Dies committee. but
most Of the suspects were ac-
quilted by friends IN power and
the complaining officers de-
nounced as political prigs who
would give girl a bad name
for smoking a cigaret or show
ing A little bit Of leg
These part time, or amateur
Communists joined youth move
mcntS. consumers and shoppers
groups and leagues, councils and
congresses against faScIsm and
for democracy which were. in
fact. political dives or cesspools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

engine room on an army trans
port and set sail
7 felt like CRYING for Joy. at
last I was really dong some
tMng hG then the darned old
tropb'c again and l had 10 0uit
me SOFA he4.se have ia hayc
treatments from time 10 time
and cannot attempt another
long voyage
Rcmorhcr Mr. Editor I look
hc4'ity aui strong and would
gladly give my hfc for my
country I ann doomed 10 stay
here and take the icers and
sard1nc remarks off hlahb,riuc
Idots who speak before thcy
think would rather fce
enemy bullets than endure the
mental hcl' So generously pro-.
'dc5 for mo and others Ike
Wo hy -0.i styled patriot,
Thanks for reading tas letter.
Mr. Ealtor
Yours for VICTORY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

Vllb In The namo Of God.
amen Then follo,, records of
>fortweighing when fish were
bought, oNcrVcichinC when
these same fish were sold The
IanSa merchants bookkeeping.
proves that they bralcnly made
three profits one Inc regular
profit the other TWO with doc
torcdo weights
This type Of German has rec
manned iu Germany since tho
zoos. The liberal typc under
oppression. tended 30 immI-
grafC- Great numbers came
after the cruelteS that followed
The unsuccessful revolutions of
lSiS Karl SChurz who did SO
much 10 help WIN our own Civil
War Us typical Of liberals
crowded out of Germany.
This type his fatherland could
Nh afford 10 lose. Under The
kaiser the pressure was again
applied 40 man could remain
a professor who would not
adAocate the "plaCe-in-thc-Sun' y
Arogrsm of tbe tlottcnVereIn.
\lrtuS beware Of a soft boacea
AS i)r Barrow SAYS. After the
victory ict MS not surrender
Tho NaIlS VIII use laundering
American ideaIstS as bases 10
WA DE Sali peace y with our
l8'Hnt hr'hTate. can we win a
World War III7
{. VI GOETHE,
sacramento. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
NEWS
BEHIND
THE NEWS
BY Paul
MaIIon

WASHNGTON. Jan 1.-THE
W Pepper subcommittee held
loud hearings on juvenile de-
linquency some weeks back.
Mayor LaGuardia Illuminated.
Nothing came Of n.
II anything does, YOU may be
sure II viii he an idea for
spending money. That is the
politicians answer To every
problem.
The mail reaction to some
thoughts l ventured some weeks
ago suggests the solution must
be wrought without the ex-
pendlture of a MOrgenthau
penny simply by some public
leadership along The right path.
PMS Partnership we'll cotid he
undertaken by LaGuardia,
Senator Pepper. Mrs. Roose-
welt and other major politicos
already articulately involved.
The personal testimony in
letters from school teachers.
soldiers, mothers, fathers. would
make a large sized volume, but
it ALL bollS down to a simple
understanding Of what has
taken hold of us nationally 1t
shows the symptoms Of the
trouble. points 10 the cause and
the cure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

UNLESS these knotty problems are dealt
- with realistically and forehandedly, the
American mechanism for making and
exchanging g0Ufs viii become TNDEFT-
NITELY STALLED at the time Of the
armistice.
If this complicated subjec, is not handled
with intelligent foresight then the American
people will eventually be penalized with
AVOIDABLE LARGE SCALE UNEMPLOY-
MENT and IDLENESS OF PRODUCTIVE
MACHINERY.
Drifting would cad TO industrial
paralysis with resulting acute postarmistice
shortages Of goods
THE Baruch approach is designed to eimi-
i nate delay in paving contractors in order
90 pormi, prompt re-utlizatIon Of released
manpowcr and productive facilities
Instead Of developing m n m d 2
UNCERTAINTY as 10 the future The new
setu7 provides two modes whereby the con-
tractor and the government may negotiate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
Knowledge est
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

Who Is the father of medi-
cine: (a) EpicuruS: ~
julius Caesar; CO. Pluto: Id
Hlppocrates?
? What is Shakespeares frs,
name (a) John; Cb) Ham,
let Co William; I'd Ben
amin?
5 One Of these men is by many
years older than any Of the
others: (a Thomas Dewey.
'bl Marshal Petain: (c)
Franklin Roosevelt: Cd Cor.
dell Hull.
does L. S. s. r. stand for:
'a) Union Of Soviet Socialist
Republics; OBJ United States
OF Soviet Russia; (c) Union
of Stain Soviet Republicans:
Cd United Soviet Stalingrad
Russia?
o-The famous words we have
met the enemy and they are
ours, were said by an
American. Who: (a) George
Dewey; (b) John Paul Jones;
tc) Oliver Perry; I'D John
j. Pershing?
snatch these columns cor
rectly. The items in the Sec
ond column make the correct
book-author com b in a ton
with the first column.
- Scholsm Asch Kate Fennigate"
co. Booth Harrington The Robe
-tcl Mary Hara "Indfro"
~ Christine Weston The postfs'
go Lloyd Douglas "Thunderhead''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

the NeW York Daily News Of Dec. 2S. I943.)
AND THEN THERE is THE AMAZING
"A YARN ABOUT OSEVELT AND
CHURCHILL, LIKE THE TWO PRIMA DON
MAS THAT THEY ARE, STRUGGLING TO GET
AHEAD OF EACH OTHER WHEN THE DECI.
SION WAS REACHED TO INVITE TURKEYS
PRESIDENT ISMET INONU TO A CONFER
ENCE.
EACH LEADER WANTED TO BE THE
FIRST to extend the invitation.
When the final decision was reached, FDR and
Churchill each slipped away to his personal head
quarters and hurriedy dispatched couriers to
Ankara-wlthOut tipping each other off,
Churchill entrusted his imitation to his SON,
Randolph Churchill. Roosevelt gaue his inuito.
ton to his son-in-laU, Maj. John Boettiger who,
like young Churchill, is a former newspaper re-
porter.
CHURCHILL BEAT FDR TO THE PUNCH
AND HAD HIS son IN THE AIR WINGING
FOR ANKARA HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BOETTIGER GOT HIS RUSH ASSIGNMENT.
DOETT1GER, eX-Chcago crime reporter, later
ID White House correspondent for the Chicago
Tribune, sprnted from Roosevelt's headquarters,
grabbed Mai Otis Bryan, who has pioted FDR on
att his African flights. = ACT ACTUALLY THE TWO
PLANES ARRIVED AT THE ANKARA FIELD
WITHIN TWO MINUTES OF EACH OTHER
THE CHURCHILL PLANE AHEAD.
And here's where the old l. S. newspaper
training won out. Former Fleet street pressman
Randolph Churchill schOoled in foreign office
starchy- protocol, rushed papas invitation to the
British embassy.
FORMER CHICAGO TRIBUNE REPORTER
BOETTIGER, JUST AN OLD FRONT PAGE
BOY AT HEART, JUMPED INTO A CAR,
DROVE DIRECTLY TO THE HOME OF THE
TURKISH PRESIDENT. RANG THE BELL,
ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD AN URGENT
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, AND DELIVERED THE IN
VITATION IN PERSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

Rich gifts wax poor when
givers prove unkind.-Shake-
Speare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

I am part Of all that l have
met. -Tennyson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

Every sweet has its souri,
every evil its good.-Emerson