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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
VZPOMENTE 60. NAROZE-
MIN PRESIDENTA BENESE.
(TiskOva sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Ma nedeli, 20. kvetna vrTipa-
da 60. vyroc1 narozenf presi-
denta Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky, DIR. Edvarda Benese.
Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da vyzyva vsechny ceske a slo-
venske slozky americkeho lidu,
ably tento den pr1padnym zpG-
sobem oslavily. Bylo by GER
nym nevdekem, kdybychom v
tento den nevzpomenuli muze,
ktery V osudnych dnech Mini
chova videl, jak Sc jeho zivotn1
d1lo rozpada V trosky, a dnes Sc
doz1va chv1le bl1z1cfho Sc tri-
umfu, kdyz ceskoslovenska bri-
tada ma Rusi zatkla svGj pra-
por vysoko v Karpatech ma sa-
mych hranic1ch vlasti. Je to
hlavne zasluhou p%residenta Be-
nese, ~protoze spravn6 predv1-
dial ne1prosny beh dejin a spra
vne jednal. Mono T1ci bez
nadsazky, re on to byl, kdo Wy
vedl Ceskoslovensko z hrobu,
kan je odvec1 nepfatele ulozili,
Poole sveho m1n6n1 snad uz ma
veky. Byl nejvernejs1 z YER
nych, jejichz jmenem We smut
nych dnech zaTi 1887 sliboval,
re budou chranit MasarykGv
svetly odkaz.
Teprve budoucnost jednou u
kaze v plnem svetle, jak mnoho
vedcime tomuto muzi, ktery s.
T. G.. Masarykem a generalem
M. r. Stefanikem vedl Ia prvn1
svetove valky ceskoslovensky
narod k svobode a "a teto val
ky Cd ukrizovan1 Ike slavnemu
vzkTisen1. Je pravym muzem
ma pravem m1ste a jeho schop-
nosti bystreho statnika a sta
tecneho bojovnika jsou nam
bezpecnou zarukou, re "a jeho
osvedceneho veden1 dospeje|
ceskoslovenska vec k v1tezstv1.
Ceskoslovenska narodn1 rada
doporucuje, ably v m1stech, kde
.jsou nase slozky, byly oslavy
so. narozenin presidenta Bene-
Sc poradany pokud mono spo-
leone a We vetslm mer1tku, tax
ably ma ne byla siroka americka
vefejnost nalezitym zpusobem
upozornena. Kde je to MONO,
postarejte Sc o to, ably %. nebo
27. kvetna bylo take vzpome-
nuto ma narozenin presidenta
Benese ceskem a slovenskem a
hlavne ma americkem rozhla-
SUI. Mast snahou bud dokazati,
re jake sjednoceny narod do
ma, stojf "a vudcem naseho bo-
lie "a novou svobodu take vse-
chny slozky v zahranic1.
auN uIM HNM WIM HIM HNA IHIM HN HHM n I = NlM HI MHND
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Valka.
frOnta.

Apravy s~evetskehO tisku =
n~eotlclalnl = oznamujf, re v
Sevastopolu je vsechno prripra-
veno pro konecny a definitivnf
uder Rude armady a lodstva,
ktery likviduje nemeckou a ru-
munskou posadku mesta. Toll
buchinovy a J~eremenkovy Cd
Oily dobyly nekolik ddlezitych
vrch1, ktere chran1 pTfstupy k
mestu a sovetske deolstrelectvo
sovetske letectvo a della cerno-
mofskych valecnych lodi pail
ma Sevastopol, kde jsou Nemci
a Rumuni v pasti. IDA Sc. re
pad Sevastopolu lie ted oceka-
vat uz velmi brzy.
Nemecke 1toky ma karpat-
sky kiln, ktery vrazil v zapad-
nj Ukraine marsal zukov lime
cd Stanislavova, pokracujf uz
patty den. Ocekava Sc, re bu-
dou-li pokracovat stejnym tenn
penn a budou-li Rusove stein6
pevne drzet, re pax krise Sc do
stavl b6hem jednoho nebo dvou
dnG. Jestlize nemeckym pan
cefovym divis1m nepodarf Sc
proniknout ku pTedu behem te-
to Dolby, pax celia operace Dude
Iopet defensivnfm vitezstvfm
rude armady, podobnym tomu,
ktere uz nekolikrat pTineslo zu
kovi velke 1spechy a umoznilo
zahajit velkou ofensivu. Nemci
ma tonic 1seku S pomoci Ma
DART 1toc1 ma dvou 1secfch po-
del fronty dlouhe 80 mil mezi
rozvodnenymi Dnestrem a Pru-
tenn. Zde Sc nepTftel snazf pro-
lomit frontu sm6rem ma vychod
Utoky zacaly pc tezkem letec-
KEN bombardovan1 ruskych 20
sic. PAX nasledovaly V jedne
Vine "a druhou nemecke tanko-
We 1toky. Druh6ho dine Memo
zaeali "a tanky vrhat pechotu,
nemeckOu i madarskou. Opet
byly vsechny 1toky odrazeny.
Nemci presunuli tezisko 1tokd
ma sve leve kr1dlo a pokouseli
Sc postupovat podel jiznfho bfe
hu Dnestru, ably odTfzli ruske
pfedvoje. | tento manevr byl
Znemoznen. Zatim Rusove "a
hajili operace jihozapadne cd
Tarnopole. Sovetske 1rednf ko-
munike je oznacuje "a lokalni,
ale tyto operace budou ,jiste
NIT vliv ma boje jizne cd Sta
nislavova. Vsechny tyto ope-
race jsou pffpravami S obou
stran ma chystanou velkou bit
WI o Lvov, ktery ma teto fronte
hraje rozhodujicf 1lohu.
Zat1m spojenect1 vojenstf ex-
peril v Italii tvrdf, re nemecke
ztraty ma vychodnf fronte pc
des1ti mes1c1ch sovetske ofensi-
Wy byly tax velike, re lie pocf-
tat re nemecka armada S 10
miliond muzd Sc nyni cvrkla
ma pouhych pet milionn. Bill
zlc1 Sc rozhoduj1c1 1der re "a
padu, z vychodu a z jihu NIUE
proto skoncit rychlym mice
MIN nemecke moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Moskva ma dost potravin.

Moskva - 20 vladnlch OBJ
chodG a SO veTejnych restauran
til S nepridelovanymi potravi-
nami "a obchodnf ceny bylo O.
tevreno v Moskve k ulehceni
v%alecnych restrikcf. Fronty
zakazn1kG ma dalku celeho
blocku u~tvorily Sc pred t6mito
obchody prvn1ch hodinach
pc jejich otevreni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
VeIka Demokraticka SchIze

Dude Sc konati dnes, V patek,
%. dubna 8 hodin vecer V
Dem. Klubu Ceskych MladikG
7. wardy, 21O0 Ashland Ave.
Hlavn1mi Tecnfky budou kandi-
dati pro znovuzvolenf v primar
l. kv6tna: Senator Willard E.
Tydings a Kongresnik Thomas
D'Alesandro, Jr. Take JIM pro-
minentn1 recnici budou ma pro-
gramu.
Tuto schGzi svolavaji nasle-
dujicf kluby: L. Cesky Dem.
Klub 7. wardy, Dem. Assn
7. wardy, Sew Vychod. Italsko-
Amer. Dem. Klub a Klub Ces-
kych Mladfk6 7. wardy. Take
danny jsou pozvany ma tuto
schGzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhI.

= Mas. cesky radni 7. wardy
pan Vaclav T. Klfma naleza sc
We vol. nemOcnici We Fort Ho-
ward ma lecenf. Pfejeme mu
brzk6 uzdravenf a navrat do
nasi osady.
- Prvnf Cesky Demokratic-
ky Klub 7. wardy Dude odby-
vat "Roast" spojeny s "Jitrni-
covymi Hody" tuto nedeli, dine
80. dubna cd = 6 hodin We
Ger. Kazd6ho I'VE poTadajicf
vybOr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Japonci oznamili, re spoje-
necke letectvo slime bombar-
dovalo ostrov Tarakan, vychod-
ne cd ostrova Borneo, kde jsou
nejvets1 naftova zfidla v &C.
lem Tichomorf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Op6t sc oznamujf americke
nalety Indie a Bunny.
Bylo oznameno re spolecne
s britskym lodstvem bombar-
dovala ostrovy Sabang a Suma-
tru take americka eskadra.
GENERAL "a
HAUL NOVOU OFENSIVU v
HOLANDSKE NEW GUINIE.
Hlavn1 stan spojencd ma il
hozapadn1m Tichomof1, Gene
raj Douglas Mac Arthur ozna-
mil, re americk6 vojsko pFista-
10 v sobotu v Holandii, pobrez-
nj vesnici ma holandske polovi-
CT ostrova Nova Guinea. Sou
casne byly vylodeny americk6
oddly take ma jinych mistech
severniho pobrezf tohoto ostro-
va, zejmena v Aitape, kde Sc
hned zmocnily japonskeho le-
tiste. Hollandia lei pri vel
KEN zalivu a Aittape je ma ma
pc asi ma polovici cesty z We
waku do Hollandia. Je to po-
prvne cd zacatku valky, co
spojenci pronikli ma p1du W.
chodn1 holandske Indie.
Pecliv6 pTipraveny vypad byl
rroveden znacnymi silami pod
osobn1m dohledem gen. Mac
Arthura, ktery rfdil operace S
paluby krizn1ku, jenz zakotvil
blfzko pobTezi. Akci mnoho
tis1c vojakG vsech zbrani pod
porovalo slime lodstvo a vzdus-
ma moe, ktera mela k disposici
fadu velkych l6tadlovych pla-
videl. Vylod6ni bylo provede-
no casn6 ma 1svitu pc prudkem
bombardovanf nepTatelskych
pobfezn1ch posic. Ztraty byly
jen nepatrne. Vojsko rychle
dosahlo vytcenych c1ln a zabez-
pecilo Sc v dobytych posic1ch,
zat1m co nektere oddly spesne
postoupily dale do vnftrozemi,
kde v 1dol1 mezi vysokymi no
rami pfi brehu opanovaly til
letiste. Dobyta pTednostf jsou
pres nepratelsky odpor stale
[rozSiTovana.
Teren nenf operacim valn9
pF1znivy, protoze cd pobTezf
Hollandie Sc zvedajf divoke
hory do vyse 1900 stop. Vedou
JIM jen t6zce schGdne stezky.
General Macarthur byl s
prGbehem operac1 velmi spoke
jen a vyjadril Sc, re je to "prv-
nj odplata "a Bataan". Ma
60, 900 muz6 japonske II. ar
mady je tfmto smelym manev-
rem odTfznuto a z dobytych
posic Sc Americannm otvfra
costa k dals1mu postupu ma u
zem1, kterych Sc v jihozapad-
MIN Tichomoff nepritel pTede
dvema lety skoro bez boje zmoc
nil. Vyznam usazen1 Sc Ame-
ricanG ma tTech opanovanych
letist1ch spocfva hlavne v tom,
re byly z1skany dalsf nesmfrne
cenne zakladny. z Hollandie
je pouze 935 mil k Palau, jed
nomu z hlavnfch japonskych O.
pernych bodI v teto oblasti, a
1875 mil ma Filipiny, kterezto
souostrov1 jest jednfm z hlav-
mich c1lG generala MacArthura.
Sl1bil pri pamatce ma Filipinach
padlych americkych vojakG,
ktery kdysi velel, re jejich
smrt pomsti a re neustane v
boji, dokud toto souostrov1 opet
nebude v americkych rukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

Ma Karetnf Zabavu Sdruz.
Ceskoslovenskych SpolkG daro-
vala p1. Morris $1.00.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni:
Ma csl. Vojsko V Rusku da-
rovali manzel6 Fred Ourecky
$1.O0.
Ma Sok. fond We Stare Vlasti:
p. Vaclav Kozak $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Radostna udalost " rodins
DR.. Chas. B. Marka.

V ned6li, %. dubna narodil
Sc V Bon Secour nemocnici man
zelGm Dru. Charles B. a p1.
MARI Marek, sol N. Luzerne
Ave. chlapecek. Maminka i ro-
batko jsou zdravf. Radost z
chlapecka ma nejen stastny Ia
Tx ale i d6dov6 PIP. B. Marek
a E. Kliment.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Angle ma take drevarky

Angie ma take dfeVafKy.
Londyn = DTevarky nahra-
zuj1 nyn1 dTevaTe v Anglii. Sill
ne, telesne schopne zeny v sta
Fl cd II do 40 rok1 pc mes1c-
MIN kursu v lesnictvf pracuji
nyn1 v les1ch a ma pilach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Broker Hits
Jobs Racket

TRENTON, N. j.. June 2
(INS)-The New Deal was ac-
cused by Gov. Bricker of Ohio
yesterday of utilizing political
patronage. fayors and privileges
to win nominations and elections.
Bricker told Republican
rally that the Roosevelt admins
stration had used a simple for
mula to perpetuate itself-"spend
and spend. elect and elect"
He charged that the New Deal
us reforming its alliances with
Tammany Hall. the Hagues. the
Kellys. the Sidney Hillmans and
the Communist element in this
country"
- a. Air ghow Ctfx Afroort -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
tsouthwe.t Paeiae)

tsouthwest Paeiae)
BRoTHERsToN. PFC. ROBERT H
Harold ID. Brothsuton. brother. Hlils-
dale.
EDDY. I'D 1T. JACK B.-wilnam n.
Eddy, father, stambaugh.
ELLIOTT. PFC. EUGENE Mrs.
Florence l. Elliott. mother. Grand
Rapids.
o'RoURKE. IsT SGT. JAMES j.
Mrs. Eleanor Kaiser, mother, 3l3e
Grand River, Detroit.
RICHTER. PFC. ARTHUR H-Fred
Richter. father, 5347 Belyidere. Detroit.
ROE. PVT. ARTHUR F.-Mrs. Mary
Y. Roe, wife, Grand Haven.
Schultz, PVT. ALFRED s.-hrs.
Frances 8. Schultz, mother, 1917 Linn
hurst. Detroit.
SMITH, PFC. FRANK--John A. Shs-
han. friend. Pinckney.
sPELLER, PFC. RUSSELL M.-Msr-
ton speller, father, Blissneld.
(south Paeihe)
RUsK, PVT. WILLIAM Mrs.
Hattie Rusk. mother, b2s Drexel. De-
troit.
scHAFER. PVT. JOHN c.-Mrs.
Anna schafer. mother, Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
OEurOpean AreA)

NhIopfau Artnl
LIDGARD. IsT 1T. WILLARD W
Mrs. Margaret A. Lidgard. wife. Adrian.
MATHEwsoN. CAPT. JOHN L.
Lavens J. Aathewson, father. 2542o
Dundee. Royal Oak.
MIECZKowsKI It's HARRY-Mrs.
Helen Mieczkowski, mother. 1885 Ferry,
Detroit.
sCHooLCRAFT, PVT. WILLIAM A.
Mrs. Lorraine schoolcraft. wife. Flint.
STANTON, I'D 1T. ROBERT w
William II. stanton, father. Ann Arbor.
vANEss. T/5 SYNONYMS. Rose A.
vaness. wife. Grand Rapids.
BoKATzIAN. PVT. MICHAEL J.
Mrs. Puras stephanian. mother. $685.
Brandon. Detroit.
DOUGLAS. PVT. JAMES c.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Douglas, mother. Carsonville.
LEAR, PVT. MELVIN C.-Mrs. Clara
Lear. mother, Muskegon.
LOCKWOOD, PFC. ROBERT E.--Rcy
Y. LOCKWOOD father. Flint.
MIsCHKE, CPL. MARTIN AIRS.
Minnie Mischks, mother. Baroda.
OWEN, PVT. ROBERT L.-Mrs. Iona
v. Owen, wife, Flint.
sEYFRIED, TB DONALD o.--Mrs.
lila q. seyfried, wife Eagle.
SHIELDS PFC. CHARLES P.-Ars.
Leona II. Shields, mother. Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Johnston in Moscow

MOSCOW, June 2 (INS)-
Eric Johnston, president of the
u. S. Chamber of Commerce, ar
rived here yesterday on what he
said was a visit TO discuss expan-
sion OF Russian-American bust
ness relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

twenty-five Michigan from the Detroit
among by department killed in
action The soldiers and their Of kim who notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

Grand River at Greenfield
Gratiot near 7 Mile Road
Michigan at Schaefer. Dearborn
4th at Washington, Royal Oak
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Ferald w. Parks
Candidate For
State Senator

Ferald w. Parks, we'll known resi-
dent of this city, today announces
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for State Senator from
Santa Cruz County.
Born at Tarkio, Mo-, he left there
at the age of four years and lived
in Idaho until he was twenty.
He came to Nogales with the
Idaho National Guard in 1916, re-
mained here until 1920, then went
to Tucson for five years after which
he was employed in the offices of
the Southern Pacific de Mexico in
Mexico until 1887, when he returned
to Nogales.
In 1910 he married Miss Rose
Phillips, member of pioneer family
Of Nogales, and prominent for years
in the west coast of Mexico winter
vegetable business. He is part own
er of the Shippers Sales Service,
with offices in La Vile de Paris
building.
Mr.. Parks promises, if elected, to
capably represent the county in
legislative halls at Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17

S/SGT. LUIS p. ADAMS, 81.
year-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Adams, was inducted into
the Army in September 1910 as a
member of the NOgales company
of the National Guard and is now
in Italy. He was born at NOgaIcS
and is a brother of Emilio, Clor-
india, and Carmen Adams, and has
received two decorations, one for
having been wounded and the
other for having led IS soldiers in
capturing an Italian battery. He
has the Purple Heart for wounds,
and the Silver Cross for the bat.
terry capture.
PVT. ARTURO o. RUIZ, "a,
son of Maria o. Ruiz, was induct--
ed into the Army Dec. 8, 194S, and.
is now at Camp WOlters, Texas
He was born at Yuma Nov. Is,
1919, and is brother of Cpl. Jose
o. Ruiz, now in South America
He was employed by the NOgales-
Bisbee Stage Line at the time of
induction. His wife was Maria
Eliza Canez of Nogales, Sonora,
and they have two children, Ar.
turo, Jr., and Jose Ruben Ruiz.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
4. B. Sorre[Is
candidate
For Supervisor

g. B. So1rells, prominent cattln-
1an of the Harshaw district, an
lounces today as a candidate for
he Democratic nomination for
County Supervisor in District No. 3.
He is now serving his second term
and in announcing for "a third term,
said:
II have done all possibly could
for the people of my district and if
they have anyone in mind whom
they think could do better I'll gladly
withdraw my candidacy. feel that
if I have given satisfaction I am
entitled to another term"
Mr.. Sorrells, very courteous
public servant, and one who devotes
many hours each week to county
business, is a son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Sorrells, and he has
a wife and two children. He was
born at Harshaw, his present resi-
dence.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Charles Smith
Graduates At
Mariana Air Field

MARIANA ARMY AIR FIELD,
March 16-Cadet Charles s. Smith,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Smith, 534 Crawford street, Nogales,
Arizona, has successfully completed
the basic flying training course and
graduated from the Mariana Army
Air Field.
He has been sent to an advanced
flying school at Williams Field,
Chandler, Arizona, to complete the
last phase of his cadet training
after which he will be awarded his
silver wings as pilot in the Army
Air Corps.
He is a graduate of Nogales High
School and was attending the Uni
versity of Arizona at the time of
entering the air corps, "a year ago
last month
Nogales international., 1944-03-17

our left, came too close to our
formation so I started firing at him
when he was 300 yards away. At
500 yards range, black smoke start
ed pouring from the fighter and he
went into steep dive. Our right
waist gunner said he saw sections
of the fighter falling off as the
plane went down on fire. I think
it was an ME 109, very fast Ger
man fighter.
IT didn't have much time to watch
the downed Plane" he continued,
"as another JU 88 came in very
close to about 200 yards. I gave
him long burst, and he veered off
and then disappeared.
II never saw so many fighters in
all my nine missions" he concluded.
THE Fortresses ON our left were
heavily attacked by the Germans
and lost many of their ships
Sgt. Yanez, the son of Mrs. H. P.
Yanez of the Walnut street address,
was recently awarded the Air Medal.
He graduated from Nogales High
School in 1888, and was employed
by the First National Bank of No
gales prior to entering the AAF in
January 1912
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Nogales Man On
Mineral Board

Gov. Sidney P. Osborn asked the
state senate Monday to confirm
four appointments to membership
on the Arizona Mineral Resources
Board. He announced their selec-
tions over the weekend.
The appointments:
DR.. Norman H. Morrison of Phoe-
nix, reappointed; H. T. Mills of
Humboldt, succeeding Charles Will
lis of Phoenix, whose term expired
Jan. 81; Waldron G. Humphrey of
Nogales, to succeed Shelton Dowell,
who died; and j, E. Layton of
Chloride to replace L. V. Root, who
died
Lloyd Edmonson of Globe is the
boards fifth member.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Judge Hardy
Candidate For
Justice OF Peace

Charles E. Judge" Hardy an
nounces today as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No.
II, a post he has held for several
years in very creditable manner.
Born in Virginia, he came to Ari-
zona in 1897 and Nogales 80 years
ago. After leaving Virginia he was
engaged in railroad construction
work for IL years in Kentucky.
He lived in Tucson before coming
here and was collector of customs at
the Port of Nogales 1913-1921, hav-
ing been appointed by the late
President Woodrow Wilson.
1.-The Judge as Mr.. Hardy is
affectionately known to his thous-
ands of friends, is the only justice
of the peace ever to be made a
member of the Arizona Bar Assccia-
tiOO
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Maria Estela Lopez
Passes Away At
Local Hospital

Requiem high mass was said at
Sacred Heart Church Wednesday
morning for the late Maria Estela
Lopez, 80, daughter of Charles P.
Lopez, 6O5 Sonoita street, Nogales
pioneer, who died at Sis am. Tues
day at St. Joseph's Hospital follow
ing long illness. Interment was
in the family plot Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Lopez, whose death came as
a shock to her host of friends, is
survived by three brothers, Carlos,
Bias and Joe, and two sisters, Con-
suelo and Dolores, the latter an en-
ployee of the First National Bank
Carlos and Bias are members of the
armed forces.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
ri Leaving Today
For Preinducti0n
At Phoenix

Twenty one selective service men
will leave here today for preinduc-
ton at Phoenix.
In the group>are:
Robert Lee Jarratt, Benjamin
Federico Teyechea, Ramon Anaya
Emilio L. Manriquez, Ygnacio Espu-
ma Molina, Jack Douglas Turner
Cornelio E. Acevedo, Edmundo San
tana, Jesus Ibanez, Joe Gortarez
Kaphan.
Clemente Granillo, Jim c. Camp.
Jesus Santiago Rodriguez, Francisco
Reyes Medina, Rafael Castro Raba-
jo, Francisco Fernandez, PEDRO
Algeria, Manuel Moreno Chamber
lain, Alexandra Garcia De La Ossa,
Eulalio Pereyra, and Jose M. Lopez.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Guests AT
Rancho Crande

Guests at Rancho Grande this
week are Mrs. Fred S. Anheuser, ST.
Louii, Mo-; Mrs. Ann Isabel Bangs
and daughter, Marjorie, Olean, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Boyer,
Bryn Mawr, Pa; Mrs. Charles E
Bracker and two children, Charles
and David, and her sister, Mrs. A.
Adamson, all of Port Chester, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Je Gina
Guaymas, Sonora; Mr. and Mrs
Abbott Coburn, Chicago, H.; Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney S. Gelman, Chica-
go, ILL.,; Miss Lillian M. Hill, Park
Ridge, Ill.
Mrs. George Hodges, Ashtabula,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Heneghan
and daughter, Mary Margaret.
|Ketchekan, Alaska; Mr.. Henry
Klarreich, New York City; Mr. K
G. Ii and daughter, Mildred Ii, OF
Glen Cove, LII, NY; Mr.. John j.
Mcmahon, Jr, Lakewood. Ohio;
Miss Marion E. Mattson of Mime
apolis, Mimi; Mrs. Lyman Malone,
Detroit, Mich. Miss Faye Michel
son, Evanston, Ill.
Glenda McHugh, New York City;
Mrs. Thomas M. Potter, Piedmont,
Calf; j. c. Scott, Ell Centro, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester B. Shafton and
sons, Bob and Danny, Glencoe
H.; Mr.. Louis p Smith of Cleve-
land, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.
Weinberg, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Ir1na
We'll, Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. j. Wineman, Glencoe, Ill.
Nogales international., 1944-03-17

PHOENIX, March ia reduc-
ton in "A" gasoline rations west
of the Alleghenies, tightening Of
the "B" ration on the Pacific
coast, and an organized campaign
on counterfeit coupons were an
n0unced Wednesday by the Office
of. Price Administration to bring
gasoline consumption within civil
ian ALLEGATIONS.
Beginning March %, without
changing the value of coupons, the
"A' ration will be cut from three tt
two gallons a.. week in all parts oi
the country except the II east coast
states, where the "a" ration already
is two gallons a week. On the Pa.
cific coast, the 'B' ceiling is cut
from 460 to 400 miles a month.
I'VE make these reductions reluc-
tantly," Administrator Chester
Bowles said. But we are entering
a period in which critical demands
will be made on our limited supplies
Of gasoline, and we are entering it
with supplies that are sharply linn
tied as the result of war demands
Highlights on the ration changes,
effective March %:
/. When the "A-11" coupons be-
come valid March % for all parts
Of the country except the Atlantic
seabord, they will have to last three
months instead of two. With this
action the mid-western and western
states follow the pattern set on the
east coast last fall.
2. In the five Pacific states
Oregon, Washington,
Nevada, and Arizona-the maxi
mum amount of driving for which
'B'' rations will be granted will be
cut from 460 to 400 miles. month.
This means that in these five states
where aIlocations have been reduced
Nogales international., 1944-03-17
Postal Rate
Hike
Effective March 26

Changes in postal rates for city
mail and other new charges coming
under provisions of the recently en-
acted revenue act passed over the
Presidents veto will got into effect
on March 26.
A one-cent hike on charges for
local first-class delivery will effect
all inter-city correspondence and
raise the cost from two cents to
three
Air mail costs will be raised to 8
cents beginning March 26 under
provisions of the new law. This g.
cent charge is not effective when
letters are mailed from the United
States mainland to one of the coun-
try's island possessions but only be-
tween post offices on the continent
and between the islands.
The rate of cents for each hall
ounce or fraction thereof will con-
tinue to apply to air mail sent to
or by the armed forces Of the coun-
try overseas served through Army Oh
Navy post offices.
Other changes are announced ir
fourth class mail or parcel post. AL
charges in this class are being in.
creased about 8 per cent with ne
hike to be less than l cent. Amount:
chargeable on the various types o.
fourth class mail will vary with the
individual package according tt
postal officials.