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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
OF SECURITIES
bi The CITY OF DETROIT


sealed proposals will be received a, ,h.
pince OF the City Controller. 20O0 Wster
board building Detroit 20. MIchivan IN
70 1000 O'Clock r W r in the fors,,s.r
OF Monday March 27th. 1914 Tor ~.
purchase ~ the following security.
Certificate No. for Two hundr..
Iorty-seven and 42/1OO (24742J shares
OF ho-par value stock OF the Whit
uer corporation Of Detroit Michigan
Proposals are 10 be on an All or 49,.
pasls ana All proposals shall stipulate ~.
n r cash price 20 be paid upon delivery
DeuVery 10 be made within seven DAYS
a'I p acceptance by Common Council
proposals are TO be accompa nied vyi,h +.
deposit In cash or certified chsck An -.
amount OF ten per cent OF the net price
pa 10 be retained by the City OF Oct rolf
~ stipulated damages I'm the event OF non
peIormance OF any proposal accepted the
CVmmon Council reserving the right N
Ielsct any or all PROPOSALS received
any dividend or interest received bv IN.
Wy or Detroit prior 10 delivery 10 he
retained BY the City and not apportioned
Or shared or applied against the price
offered or accepted
80 proposals are 10 be addressed IN IN.
1ity controller OF the City Of Detroit 2OOo
water Board Building. Detroit 2s Micht-
gan endorsed Proposal for the Purchase
or securities from the CITY Of Detroit -
an ana VIII be received up to 1000 o'clock
IN the forenoon Of Monday March pm
1914. Eastern War Time
BY direction Of Common Council Resob.
uon ADOPTED Tuesday March "a 1876
CHARLES @ 0AKMAN.
controller. City Of Detroit Michigan.
1000 Water Board Ruilding
Detroit % Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Asks Roosevelt
Institute New
Policies for is.
Bx 81 c. Torres

What a lift President Roosc-
volt could give the country -IIaW
he could inspire confidence. pros
perity as never before. Not at
the cost OF any more millions or
billions Of taxpayers money Only
AT the cost OF admitting that GER
tain New Deal policies. having lost
their effectiveness. viii be dropped
and different policies instituted.
VIII Franklin - Roosevelt
prove big enough broad enough.
statesman enough 10 rise 20 the
present opportunity 20 render the
country incalculable service al a
time when uncertainty besetS the
people and bedevils vigorous,
Sure-footed Notwithstanding for
postwar mans. UrOSUorift7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Joins Kudner Agency

NEW YORK March 20 Black
well Smith, Wcll-known industrial
conSultant until recently with the
Foreign Economic Administration
IN NtaSrt7r r. has letned
the executive staff of Arthur
kudncr Inc AS q member ot
the agency be VIII complete the
development OF a program all
ready underway. for The Food
Industry War Committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

At this time when Americans hearing much about
opportunities after the Asia Africa and elsewhere good
about continental United
sed land for the War activity for the first
widespread
industrial activity and the experience released regional
ambitions which be reckoned with orecaStng postwar
Although wheat grown in Kansas any other
the newly awakened Kansans proud the diver
agricultural products include 81
think that central location good flying weather
VIII make their state huh ~ flight
Never before Americans been making
es states markets.
When all these regional ambitions and dreams
peiIiIon with another. llr win indeed flN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Switch Date

Latest adFcc> are that Okla
homa Natural Ga, co bias
changed the tentative date Tor
tho competitive sale OF ItS pro-
posed SlSUuUulU Of first mort
gage bonds and $50 900 shares
al ncW preferred stock from
March n 20 the following day
This apparently has been done
- ayoi conflict with the S3s
100000 Of bonds and ~ 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

Wen live in Brooklyn day" Lee said and her
heart skipped beat Then she cop coming toward
them Wed better move" she said uneasly.
As the cop up, Lee said "Were not going 10 blow,
up the bridge We're just looking at the river
Sure Wasn't young meself once?" the COP said He
looked at Lees corporal stripes. Well long General"
When they got to the other side of the bridge France
said she would alone She showed Lee where 10 get
his return trolley and he walked with her 10 her trolley
They stood on the corner in silence Finally her trolley
IN sight Francie held out her hand Good night
He threw away the cigarette he had Just lighted
"Francie?" He held out his arms She went To him and
he kissed her . Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Paper Output Slightly
Above g Per Cent

NEW YORK. March 20 Paper
production last week vas sol per
cent Of capacity against SS7 per
cent in the preceding week and
SOS per cent in the week ended
March Il. according 10 American
Paper & Pitt ft-AsseeiatieR index
Of mill activity Paperboard pro-
duction was 95 per cent of ca
pacity unchanged from the pre-
cpdinc week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

NNE sunny-day ia the spring of 1918, when Francie
~ was 10, she came out OF the Office 10 find Anita
another girl worker waiting "FrSnce you've got to help
OUT Anita said "Joey's his last leave before gong
overseas and we're engaged You've got 10 90 out with
his buddy or I'll never get to see joey alone"
France took speculative look at the soldier with
joey. He ganglng and awkward but he smiled slow
shy smile. The shy smile decided her. "Il call home"
she said.
While Francie phoning Anita and Joey left France
found herself alone with the soldier who said my names
Lee Rhynor Gee, this is my lucky day, Miss -"
Nolan. Francie Nolan"
-Francie," he repeated the Look, would you
Drawing copyright ist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
On the Business Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The 1913 report of Burroughs
Adding Machine Co. showing
net profit of "a cents a share
against IS cents in first six
months OF that year presents
some interesting anomalies.
Actually profit before taxes
and reserve Tor contingencies
was s., l07521 in the final SIX
Months OF 1919, against 81 .977,-
Wl3 IN first half of that year.
Further, 20 achieve "A 81, 58S.2l6
Increase in sales during the last
half. the firms cost of sales
mounted S5,O48.3S3. Each dollar
Of che sales increase cost the
firm 81 95 IN additional cost Of
sales.
The explanation Of this pccul-
lar situation according 10 Dow
Jones. IS 10 be found In the high
proportion of aggregate business
m final six months going 10 the
government on a cost pluS-iiXcd-
fec contract for the famous
Norden bombsight With output
of normal products now much
less important IN the company's
overall picture. this trend in
earnings had been forecast by
President Alfred j Doughty IN
-frrv-irttrrtU EtUCk17OttCTS last
September
He said then.
although gross income may
he substantially maintained due
Ia an Increasing output of war
materiel il il not To be expected
that rate OF profit realised
-tAeEefEeta- Viii -eampaEe- taNnr-
ably with that derived from nor
NAL uDprafiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

III. ,. nukeyScT
Kansas 10 PubIiciZe
Potential Wealth

Topeka Kans, March Former Gov Alfred " Ianlon
who had mental reservations outcome the
1896 and 1910 told that he believes that the Republicans
will November lie SIM believes Coy Thomas
Dewey i, likely 10 get the Republican
It's long time since the late William Allen White asked
whats the matter with KansaS?" trouble nfcrouty
complex and Tendency rbtrizc
poverty rather than its immense potential wealth
But all that behind the state
mistake Of being pubicizcd only a wheat
wealth The state
trial development commission tell The world that all
the basic ingredients for important postwar industrial develop
Instead Of continuing 20 hide It's light under buShc the
has retained William r Long retired ndGSraSt and
for who
n the ma 0na~ linking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

mind if just pretended you my best girl? I'm
gagged but I'm sailing soon and it'd be great favor"
Il don't mind trahce said They uptown to a
chop suey place and after they ate they talked happily
and confdenaNy Lee merely mentioned his dancee back
home He smiled his special smile
"Al my life j We been lonely, but not now" he said
That's the way with me, too confessed Francic
1t almost ten O'Clock when they started home They
walked across the Brooklyn Bridge because Lee wanted
60 H.
Hallway they stopped TO look down at the East
and he held her hand New Yorks wonderful" he
said.
Brooklyns better There's feeling to IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Mineral Resources Are Virtually Unlimited

addition wheat" Long explained has
other important lis mineral
unlimited mineral production valued
than Alaska
STATES or The Rocky M0uBtan the value
We 80 out of the other - pro-
ductiOn
i3
19i3 total 20.551 wells producing the
estimated S96,8I90OO barrels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

shares of preferred stock which
Michigan Consolidated Gas ex-
poets TO put up at competitive
bidding at IL a. m. on March u.
While even the new arrange
ment provides less liberal spac-
ing between offerings than
might be desired by investment
bankers 10 submit bids. il Will
be considered as preferable 10
have both sales take place at
the same time on the same DAY.
which up TO Saturday had been
expected to occur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

allowances for special or
optional equipment; tual
freight-in expense; the handling
and delivery charge that the
dealer had in effect in March,
1912; the storage charges passed
on by the factory; federal, state.
and local taxes. and any other
charges and allowances he had
IN his March, 1912, price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
0. K, Superior Tool
Capital Increase

Stockholders of Superior Tool
and Die Co. at the annual meet
ing voted to increase the author
lied capital stock from $4,000
common shares Of 81 par value 10
$4,000 shares. $4,000 of which
will be used to purchase the
Modern Collet and Machine Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
~ Oil Refineries Operate in State

81 the production ~ petroleum
for the 10yearperod I93l9 with produc
ton of 577SS00 barrels Nineteen reneries operating
within the
petroleum natural commercial quantities
in 62 Discoveries
have continued rapidly during the last decade
exceeded 81 the pr0duC
the period
the world il located southwestern Kansas
Kansas also produces coat lead has Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

IN 1927 as a mcmbt OF the staff
of the engineering department at
HonkcrS y Y. In 1890 he was
pui IN charge of the technical
sales division in Detroit and later
was appointed manager OF the
technical service department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

succeeds Harry
W Haley who
b a s b @ q n
elected a vice
president an q
who will as
s q m q n q "
q tItieS Both
Frey and Haley
VIII make their
headquarters in
Now York
Frey Joined
the CoTDoTatlOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
War Wages Sill
Chief Source Of
New Taxation
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor ot Economics, y. y. University
a Los Angeles reader asks.
Don't big corporations show
Increased earnings? How can
you maintain that the chief
source of additional taxes is
war wages? As a worker, l
find IL hard Ia get by"
Answer: Corporation earnings
as a whole are not increasing
This, however. is not the point
The point is that so per cent OF
the income available for new
taxation is found in incomes
under $1,000 CThis has been
stated and admitted by govern
ment authorities on several oc-
casions) The bulk OF the national
income consists Of wages and sal
aries. and this portion has in
creased most rapldlY------------
While the cost Of living was in
creasing less than 5 per cent. the
weekly earnings of wage workers
increased about 70 per cent. This
IS why all non-partiSan or Scien-
tific economists and StatiStlCianS
recognize that the chief source
Of additional taxes must be found
aF4eHPP- Wage "a ff,ffifei.s-5
II you really do find il harder
to get by than before the war,
/ am sure il is because Of one or
more Of the following
Rationing, black markets, and
a higher standard Of living
Let me hear from you again.
CONCEPT OF FASCISM
New York City asks
you accuse the administra-
ton Of tendency toward
fascism.' Aren't there two pri-
mary principles in fascism: Cd
the purpose 10 support "A clique
which rules in its own interest,
-l24-and- results of violent
coercion. concentration camps,
etc."
Answer You do not have
true concept Of faSciSm. II means
much moro than mere. violence
and that Is why II Is so dan
gerOus
The true purpose Of fasciSm is
10 build up a centralized national
power and. 70 that main end 10
provide order" within the nation
by subordinating the individual
to tire state.
The true characteristic results
If fasciSm are, ID The absolute
supremacy OF the state over all
aspects Of the citizens life, ln-
cluding economies. religion art
and education. (2) The establish
mcnt of a one-party totalitarian'
government and intolerance Of
mroriucS 90 The maintenance
Of order within the state based
on social security and national
planning. This may well be
called RECOMMENDATION.
Now ] ask you after carefully
considering this list which as "a
social scientist ! assure you IS
both true and adequate 10 say
# IL isn't a fact that a good deal
OF this sort Of thing has been seen
during the long Roosevelt admin
lStratIOn
The quest for continued re-,
election. The attempt 10 Subordl-
nate the Supreme Court and the
Congress 10 the President the
'purgeS. The building OF a federal
political machine on Tammany
limos together with a vast vote
schcme-thcSc are Just
"A few Of the symptoms of the ten
donCy 10 which ! refer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Ethyl Corp. Names
Frey Sales MANAGER

Julian j., Frey Of Detroit man
arer Of the technical service
department Of Ethyl Corp has
been appointed general sales
Wanagcr N The COMPANY. Frev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Livestock Market
(ItIC AGO

CHIC AGO
CHICAGO. March IS GNs)-HoGs-
"A. 900, steady. top. $l445. bulk. Sl4u
1910. heavies. Si375N14i5: mediums,
Sl4ut4 as. lights Sl3s5H14 40: light
lights, S1a y 1883, packing sows, S13.eog
CATTLE - 400, steady. Calves - 100.
steady. Beef steers, choice, $50 II. me-
dium. Sl3u Is. yearings. Sl2 q is IS 4,
butchers. heifers, S1ial6 as COWS. SIS 50
T13 so, bulls, So -. calves. 50 ~ $50;
feeders. Sllal4 stockers. steers S10U
10 so cows and heifers, IS 5OT12
SHEEP 500. steady Lambs, SIS. SO n
l6 IS. common, Sl3 IS. yearlings, SI2 o
1850, ewes sac. feeders. xll g so.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. March IS GNsD-Live-
stock
CATTLE 25 steady. steers. good to
choice. SIS l6 medium 20 good. Sl3 50 n
Is. common 20 medium Si2q14 heifers.
good 20 choice. Si3 80 H Is. medium 10
good $3.50 I u so. common 10 medium.
Sil SO % Il. so. COWS good 20 choice. S9n
II so medium 20 good. s. s. 50; Gamers
and cutters, x5H7. bulls, good 20 choice.
81 u common 20 medium, SIS so y 10 /;
grass steers S6 501 10 So.
HOGS-IOO; steady l6O-is0 lbs. Sl4T
Il 40 is0-2nO lbs Sl4 40q IA 65 2O0-220
lbs Sl4 55uf4 So. 22O-250 lbs. Sl4.45Ff
IA IS. 25Q-30O lbs. Sl4 30414.45. 30on
$50 lbs St3 So IA IS iO0-i50 lbs, SIC. 50
90 49, roughs. Si2 25 N 70 rs
NO sheep and no calves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
b. 5. Rubber Takes
Over Ordnance Plant

u. 5. Rubber Co.'S wire and
cable department has taken over
plant No. ! of the Lowell Ord
nance Works at Lowell Mass.
Manufacture will be confined to
long line communications cable
Tor the U. s. Signal Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Detroit Stocks

sales High Lou ii.f5 On ge
On zoe 50
Hld Motor 10 To-. lof. lofa
M.eh n'e as H.
Dividends In the forrg ding table are tn.
amounts declared or paid 80 Tar this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
SIMPLE STATEMENT

All Roosevelt need 10 would be
TO issue a simple. unequiVoCal
cicar-cut Statemonj-and mean il
that he had arrived az some such
conclusions as these
Events have demonstrated
that governmental spending, no
matter how vast, cannot provide
adequate employment.
Events, recently, have re-
Nealed that the people no longer
favor unlimited spending Of
their money on efforts TO achieve
far-reaching reforms.
Events are showing that the
people have turned against the
administrations treatment of
labor unions-and that certain
labor leaders, misinterpreting
the administrations motive,
have acted OutrageOuSly high
handedly, even lawlessly, most
ungratefully.
Events since Pearl HarbOr
have brought a new, different
public estimate of American in
dustry and industrialists, have
convinced the people that indus
try has done moSt-neNt to our
brave armed fighters-tO insure
victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE or SALE
OF SECURITIES
THfrftTl- OE nIvTnOTV

w FHtFtfft OF DETROIT
sealed proposals will be received ~ IN.
offce ~ the city Controller 2oO0 Wa.s-
Board Building. Detroit 2s. Michigan IN
20 lu.Oo . clock +. W. T IN the forenoon
81 MONDAY, March 27th. 1914 for the
purchase Of the following securities.
- 700 90 face amount Of 81 Junior
mortgage Real Estate Income Bonds
81 o.. me Grace Harper Abalone Corpora
ZION Of Detroit Michigan, which bonds
are dated December 1psI and
mature December l. 1855. and are
--eA!4aH3A tHtrtv days- written
notice The numbers and denomina-
uons or these bonds are as follows:
no. MI 81 GOO 90
10. M-2 I G0n OO
No III SEQ D0
30 CT 100 90
NO ca Too 90
r"I'oHalH HTe ~ De On an al or none
nass and All proposals shall stipulate ths
n't cash prise @ ue paid upon delivery
Delivery 20 DO made within seven aava
aiLet acceptance POS Common Council
FtVppsas are 'u he ar'nfn panied with q
deposit IN cash Qr ccr,lded check IN ne
amount of ten yer cent of the net price
nid, 60 b retained bY enc CUV Of Detroit
as stipulated Manage ih the eyVnt ~ nom
LeIt 9InAnee Of Nny prepussi sErspfef, n.
s,ihi an oouncI feseFYTHR III T1F1rr IN
reject any 0r az proposals received
Any dividend ur interest received hy The
city ~ DeiN1t prior o. delivery % - re-
famed hy me city ana not appurtioned or
shared or applied against the price offered
or accepted
Proposals are to 10 Nf4rssses "a N.
CNty- Cont roller ~ fha Ct'4 20 Detroit 1000
Water Board Building Detroit Is Mieh
gan endorsed "rr0rrsaI f1f f1f Purchase
- Securities f-rtr thr f'rfF ~ Detroit a
and viii he received. up go 90 90 o'clock
in the forenoon ~ MONDAY. March 2Tth
ia4f Eastern War Time
~ dlrection o. common Council Resolu.
ton adopted TUESDAY Wa--h g. fgft
oh F7Fss-fi sfs-fS.r
Controller Guy 81 Detroit MichkaA
.lNV " aver hoaf1 htlllrk
Detroit 2s. Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

ooNsOIIDATtD LArNDRIEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Earnings
fIRIIs MANILACII
GFNERNI FOODS CORP.

1913 1912
Net pr0ht S47i6.tsl 81 $40 2s6
Per common share SIC soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

CURTIS MANUFACTt RING 90.
Preliminary report for fiscal year, ended
Nov. 80.
1913 1912
Set income x4fA0s6 1922 7ig
Per share 81 81 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
STATUS OF INDUSTRY

THE administration will apply
itself forthwith to eNpediting
legislative and other measures
10 let industry know where il
stands, and will stand, i'm such
vital matters a. the govern
mental handling of renegotia-
ton, Of contracts. cancellation
OF contracts, disposal of multi
billion-dollar plants financed by
the government, accumulation
Of reserves TO meet postwar
labor and reconversiOn and
other emergencies.
Instead Of further muItiplica-
ton of bureaus and bureaucrats.
the executive will immediately
issue peremptory orders to
prune them draStiCally. TO eli
inmate entirely those not con-
tributing 10 winning the war.
THE executive. while defend
ing the issuance Of 'directives'
a. imperatively necessary to
accelerate the war effort. will
hereafter seek TO resort less to
them and 10 rely more upon
legislation, thus. restoring, As
far as possible, constitutional
government"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
PITTSBJ RICH
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK March 20-Prices In cents
Great Britain pound iO2 90. lo4 no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20

FAVOR
THE administration has form
ulated "A changed program.
No more measures SaVOring
Of state socialism will be origi-
mated, sponsored.
Attempts TO dictate to Con-
greSs will cease.
Winning of the war being
now assured. the administration
will apply itself Fundamentally
10 making certain that America
VIII not lose the peace, that in
dustry and business he accorded
every opportunity to function
with its Old-time courage. initia-
tive. inventiveness. ventureSome-
ness. that the countless millions
of thrifty citizens will be en-
couraged 10 end their long con-
tinued strike against furnishing
their savings for employment
providing enterprises-tO the
end that this nation NAV con-
tinue to lead the world in
strength, i'm wealth. in stan
dards of living.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Time TO Grow About Continental u. S.

It, and miscellaneous other minerals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
CHANGED PROGRAM

Events, at recent elections,
have already indicated that
the New Deal and its aspira-
tions have now fallen into dis
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-14

KENNEDY, NOLAN L.
KENT, BASIL
KETCHUM, DELAlNE
KIRKLAND, THOMAS p.
kJoRMOE, DONALD EDWARD
KJORMOE, JACK DARWIN
kJORMOE, LYNFRED
kLEINMAN, LLOYD
KNOX, GEORGE S.
KUYKENDALL, F. H.
kURRLE, EUGENE C.
LACY, BILL
LACY, HILARY
LACY, REAGAN
LACEY, LlNSON w.
LANGFORD, GEORGE
LANGFORD, GORDON
LARA, ANASTAcio CHAVEZ
LASSITER, EUGENE @.
LAsSITER, HAROLD r.
LASSITER, ZEVILLO
LATHAM, THURMAN MCCOY
LEE, EVERETT
LEE, JAMES z.
LESTER, RAY
LEWIS, DANIEL T.
LEWIS, DICK
LEWIS, DUDLEY
LEWIS, ENOCH, JR.
LEWIS, FRANK
**** LEWIS, RICHARD D.
LEWIS, TROY D.
LEYVA, MANUEL HAL
LIGlMERI, AL
LILLE, EDW. MCKINLEY, JR.
LINK, BILL
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-14

LIVELY, EUGENE
LOOPER, GLENN
LOPEZ, FRANK
LOPEZ, GILMAN
LoVETT, CHARLEs
LOVETT, HOWARD
LYNCH, FRANK A.
MAeNEss, DAVID POWELL
MAGNESS, MCKINLEY
MALONE, CLAUD
MANUEL, LLOYD q.
MARCIA, HERBERT
MARLAR, JOE
MARSHALL, ROBERT
MARSHALL, MANUEL
MARSHALL, VERNON
MARTA. MAX
MARTIN, ANDREW JOSEPH
MARTIN, CLETUs
MARTIN, HEISEL DAVIS
MARTIN, JACK
MARTIN, RALPH J.
MARTIN, RUELL EDMUND
MARTIN, WEBSTER
MARTINEZ, CHARLES v.
MASON, GEORGE
MATHEWS, RAYMOND ROY
MAXWELL, JIM
MAY, GARRETT r.
MAYO, JOHN A.
McALEXANDER, LEROY
MccLAIN, GEORGE
McCLEERY, ALLEN
MccLEERY, NEIL q.
MccLENDoN, J. HOUSTON
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-14

HOPKINS, JACK
HoRNER, TOM
HOWARD, DANIEL
HOWELL, IVAN
'*** HUDGEONS, LEO ELBER
HULcY, GUY
HUMPHREYS, LLOYD p.
HUMPHREY. DONALD
HUMPHREY, DOUGLAS
HUSTON, JOE
HUSTON, q. EDWIN
LIES, LEON
IRWIN, ARTHUR
JACKS, THOMAS
JACKSON, HAROLD c.
JOHNS, CLYDE A.
JOHNS, EDMUND C.
JOHNSON, EUGENE
JOHNSON, LESTER
JOHNSON, SAM
JONES, ERWIN 8.
JONES, GEORGE
JONES, PAUL w.
JORDAN, GEORGE r.
JORDAN, RAYMOND
JORDAN, SIMPSON
JOSE, cIPIRANo
JOSLIN, ROBERT L.
JUAN, GERALD
KARAM, EDDIE
KEELING, CONWAY
KEMPTON, THELON
kEMPTON, vENAL
kEMPTON, WELDON JOSEPH