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serve
FA = Field Artillery
FARES - Field Artillery Reserve
FD Finance Department
FIN-RES - Finance Department Re-
IGD-1nspecsor Generals Department
INF Infantry
INF-REs - Infantry Reserve
JAGD Judge Advocate Generals
Department
JAG-RES+Judge Advocate Generals
Department Reserve
MAC - Medical Administrative Corps
MARES Medical Administrative
Corps Reserve
NC = Medical Corps
MED-RES Medical Corps Reserve
MP Military Police
MP-RES = Military Police Corps Re-
Cd = Ordnance Department
ORD-RES - Ordnance Reserve
PHI c - Pharmacists Corps
ONO Quartermaster Corps
QM-RES Quartermaster Corps Re-
serve
sc = Signal Corps
SIG-RES = Signal Corps Reserve
SN Sanitary Corps
SN-RES Sanitary Corps Reserve
SPEC-RES = Specialists Reserve
VET ET-RES-Veterinary Corps Reserve
TC - Transportation Corps
VIC - Veterinary Corls
Nogales international., 1944-04-07

enjoy reading it, as I believe you
have complete information on just
about everyone from Santa Cruz
County that's in the armed forces.
Naturally, it is with deep regret
that hear of casualties to our boys
but that is to be expected because
they are in every theater of opera
tions known.
I had the pleasant surprise to run
into Cpl. Freddie Davidson, No
gales boy. who was in Ft. Bliss with
me in Jan, 1912. He told me he had
seen many Nogales boys in the
E.TO.
We have been very busy as you
have noticed in the papers Things
are not too tough here, considering
what the boys in Italy and the
Pacific are going thru. Of course,
l get a lot OF pleasure in checking
all the bundles that are being drop
ped on Adolf. We have had no re-
port of any "duds" yet
I'm in fine health and this Eng
lish climate does not bother me one
bit.
Please give my sincere regards to
all my friends, and keep The Inter
national rolling. Notice my new
APO. number.
Sincerely,
CHUCK"
1T. CHARLES L. FAIN
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF ARIZONA.
S T. M NJ O N s

S T. M NJ 0 Ms
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above named defendants, w.
w. Flewelling and Maria F1ewelling
his wife, and Jane Doe Flewelling
his wife on May 2. 1899; M. E.
Harley and Jane Doe Harley his
wife on May Is, 1905, and Mary
Roe Harley his wife on November
/, 1906; G. McDermott, sometimes
known as. Grace McDermott, and
John Doe McDermott her husband
on January 18, 1907; E. K. Cum
ming, sometimes known as E. K.
Cummings, and Ada Cumming his
wife, and Jane Doe Cumming his
wife on May 26, 1908; j. F. McIn-
tyre and Katherine Mcintyre his
wife, and Jane Doe Mcintyre his
wife on May 26, 1903; Leocadio
Escalada, sometimes known as Leo
: cardio Escalada, and Natalia Arroyo
de Escalada his wife, and Jane Doe
Escalada his wife on July 7, 1900;
A. G.. Stearns, also known as Au-
gustus G.. Stearns; and if any of
said defendants be deceased, then
the unknown heirs of such deceased
defendant or defendants; Ruth M.
schroeder as EXecutrix under the
Will of Augustus G. Stearns, de-
ceased; Provident Mutual Building
and Loan Association, a corpora
ton; International Trust Company.
a corporation; French American
Banking and Trust Company, a
corporation; Agnes Hamlin as
Treasurer and Ex-officio Tax Col
lector of Santa Cruz County, State
lof Arizona; SANTA CRUZ COUN-
TY, body polite and corporate;
and State Of Arizona.
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, exclusive 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.
Nogales international., 1944-04-07

James H. Reagan of Patagonia
expects to leave today for a visit
with his daughters, Mrs. Arthur D.
Page and Mrs. Grace Baker at San
Diego.
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
GOVERNORS WIFE
RETURNS TO PHOENIX

Mrs. Sidney P. Osborn, wife of
Arizona's Governor, returned to her
home in Phoenix Wednesday after
spending several days in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
w. w. FLEWELLING and
MARIA FLEWELLING, his

w. w. FLEWELLING and
MARIA FIEWELLING, his
wife, and JANE DOE FLEW
ELLING his wife on May 2,
1899; M. E. HARLEY and JANE
DOE HARLEY his wife on May
IS, 1905, and MARY ROE
HARLEY his wife on November
/, 1906; c.. McDERMOTT, some
times known as Grace McDer-
mott, and JOHN DOE Nc
DERMOTT her husband on
January 18, 1907; E. K. CUM
MING, sometimes known as E.
K. Cummings, and ADA CUM
MING his wife, and JANE
DOE CUMMING his wife on
May 26, 1908; j. F. MCINTYRE
and KATHERINE MCINTYRE .
his wife, and JANE DOE Nc
INTYRE his wife on May 26,
1908; LEOCADIO ESCALADA,
sometimes known as Leocard1o
Escalada, and NATALIA AR
ROYO DE ESCALADA his wife,
and JANE DOE ESCALADA his
wife on July 7, 1900; A. g.
STEARNS, also known as Au-
e11stus G.. Stearns; and IF ANY
OF SAID DEFENDANTS BE
DECEASED, THEN THE UN-
KNOWN HEIRS OF SUCH DE-
CEASED DEFENDANT OR
DEFENDANTS; RUTH M.
SCHROEDER as Executrix
under the Will of Augustus G.
stearns, deceased; PROVIDENT
MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor
noration: INTERNATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, a corpora
ton; FRENCH AMERICAN
RANKING AND TRUST COM
PANY. a corporation; AGNES
HAMLIN as Treasurer and Ex-
officio Tax Collector of Santa
Cruz County, State Of Arizona;
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY a body
polite and corporate; and
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE


LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
PROPERTY
HELD THE STATE OF ARIZONA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN following property
Supervisors County after
Sections and Arizona Code Annotated 1889
OWNER DESCRIPTION OF INTEREST.
PROPERTY PENALTIES
g. COSTS
Francisco Wise Addition Lot 49, Blk T. s2los
fol
1885
Alvarez Carmen Ellis Ranch Tract and 49, s615
Sold for 1885 Blk s.
Baer, Alice NEA NwA NEA, $257e4
Sold for 1884 SEA NEA Section Z,
Acres
Boswick H O. Wise Addition Lot 8 Blk IS s2os
Sold for 1884,
Delbert Herod Subdivision Lot 9 1854
1895 taxes
casanega Thos D. City of Nogaes Lot 49, Blk s. $28s1
Estate. Sold for
1884 taxes
1eeker Samuel smelter Tract % a. $7s.47
Sold for 1884
Munoz Rosa Bungalow Court, Lot
fol Morley Addition North 40 it.,
1885 taxes Lot 2 Blk l..
Oregon E. A. City of Nogales A. s66ss
for 1e.
1885 taxes
Roesner, Dorothy $442o
Sold for 1884 District, Commodore
4OO7 Acres
Dolores Northern Addition Lots and $114.34
Sold for 1884
Scherb Helen Tract, !. $63.46
Scott Bela Terrace D $1,000
Sold
1885
Addition, Lot H. 1884
Sold for 1884 Blk 12
Vasquez Carmen City OF Nogaes Blk. 8. $9270S
City Nogaes, Lots 7-S-s-1o,
Is.
Vigil Addition, Parts Lot 2 Blk. L. $5591
Sold 1884
Weiland Amelia P. $1S8 10
for of Nogales, Blk L.
Woodard, Gertrude Patented Mines Tynden Mining $288
1884 36 Isabel
1885
Published the of Supervisors
BOARD SUPERVISORS
BY G. SI1ONTON Clerk
Board of Supervisors
County,
Publish April H. 81, May 5th
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
LETTERS FROM SERVICE MEN

Nogaes International from Santa Cruz
County low the So keep em coming
land girls).
Nogales international., 1944-04-07

much is at stake he'll buck up and
forget about it and in prayer ask
God to help him along and give him
power to keep on doing the job
much better.
have had the opportunity of
battling the supposed -to-be maste.
race. I don't think that they are
so hot, and that every day that
goes by, they are cracking fast
and very shortly they'll crack for
good. And when that's done, we
will all be back to our friends and
loved ones. In the meantime, let
our home front know that we are
hoping for their full support and
we are sure that they won't let us
down. For we won't either.
Best of luck and wishes to you.
Your friend always,
SGT. HENRY G. BAZURTO
England
March %, 1914
Mr.. Craig Pottinger,
The International,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Craig:
just a note to let you know I re-
ceived The International I really
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
Anzio Beachhead
March 8, 1914
Mr. Craig Pottinger
NogaleS International

Mr. Craig Pottinger
Nogales International
Nogales, Arizona.
My dear Mr.. Pottinger:
want to thank you kindly for
the issues of The International for
Dec. 10th and 24th. I really enjoyed
them for it had been long time
since I had received any. They
really lifted up my morale as they
always do. I am not too lonely but
sometimes being in a foxhole for so
long gets into "a soldiers hair.
But if man stops to realize how
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is James v. Robins,
212 Trust Building, Nogales, Ari-
Zona.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Santa Cruz, this 5th day
of April. 1914.
DOROTHY TTTCOMB,
Clerk
(SEAL)
pub. April 7-14-21-28, '1944)
Nogales international., 1944-04-07
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT c
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ

JOSE ES CALADA and SOPHIE
ESCALADA, husband and wife,
Plaintiffs,
Nogales international., 1944-04-07

publish April 7, a. 81, %, and May 5th 19440
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
Red Cross Worker
From Pacific Area
Speaks In Lexington
Public Urged To
Attend Meeting
Sunday At 3 90

Charles Whitman, overseas field
director Of the American Red Cross now
holding assignment in the Central
Pacific War Area, has recently arrived
In the States, will talk to the people
of Holmes county Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock.
Mr.. Whitman will talk to you about
your boy and the life and conditions
surrounding the men in the Pacific
area. The writer has been fortunate
in hearing him and can sincerely say
Holmes county Is privileged in having
this opportunity to learn from one who
has actually and very recently been "by
his side" on the battle front.
Remember the p~lace--court house
the time 800 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
This meeting is a countrywide one for
the families of the boys "over there"
and for the public.
FANNY E. LUMPKIN,
Executive Secretary. Holmes County
Chapter ARC.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
Doiry Production
Payments Granted
To Feb. 18th

The War Food Administration has
authorized the continuation of dairy pro-
payments up to February II,
or the date on which the Commodity
Credit Corporation is further extended,
Holmes county administrative officer
announced today. He said the basic
rates during such period will be the
same as those in effect for January.
Announcement that dairy production
payments will be continued was made by
Marvin Jones, War Food Administrators
who said that while dairy farmers have
been affected by increased costs since
the program was first announced, a COM
mitment with the Congress not to change
substantially the subsidy program now
in effect prior to February IL"
Subject to action by the Congress con-
tinuing the Commodity Credit Corpora
ion without limitations preventing
dairy production payments, it was stated
that thereafter rates for the remainder
of February and for March and April
would be adjusted to take into account
increases in feed and other costs since
the original rates were established last
October.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
TchuIo Boy Scores
Aquinst Bob Teller

Somewhere in the South Pacific-(De-
layed)-Navy Pharmacists Mate First
Class George 8. Marks, Jr., can tell the
boys around the sandlot after this war
that he hit the Cleveland Indians ex-
pitching ace, Bob Teller, for a triple.
He later scored his teams only run.
Teller, now a Navy Chief Petty Off
Ger, was hurting for a Navy nine in an
exhibition game with the Marine Corps
island wide champions. Pharmacists
Mate Marks is attached to a Marine
aviation unit.
Before entering the service Pharma
Mate Marks played baseball at Tchula,
Miss, High School and on state champ
ionship teams at Holmes Junior College
in Mississippi in 1939-40.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. Marks. of Tchula.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
japanese IA ,ll1 e! E Missionary
VIII Speak Here
rs ~ - en4 OF n
Next Week 1918

Three special services will be held
at the Presbyterian Church in Durant
next Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
Feb. 16-17-18, beginning at 1880 o'clock
each evening.
Speaker at each Of these services will
be Mrs. H.iH. Munroe, of Ferriday, La,
who has served for 33 years as a mis-
sionary to Japan.
Mrs. Munroe is an interesting and
forceful speaker and is intimately
acquainted with the lives and customs
of the Japanese people, having lived
among them for SO many years.
The people of Durant and vicinity are
urged to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to hear a woman who knows SO
well the people of one of the countries
with which we are engaged in war. She
has a message that will interest every
one.
The Rev. H. S. Robinson, pastor. in
vites the peoples of all denominations
to come to these services.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
80 Percent OF Quota
In 4th W!'lalts!Ll,cl'a,n
Readhed Today
Duront Needs Only
$10,371. Sules To
Reocb $85,O00. Quote

,Durant 10 within sight Of its $4,000.
quota in this, Fourth War Loan drive,
having sold $74,629. in bonds. This
leaves only .$l0,371. in bonds to be sold
for the goal to be reached.
Chairman II. B. Sargent urged that
everyone renew his efforts to reach the
objective by Saturday.
Holmes county has sold 80 per cent
Of its SOL 900 quota in the Fourth War
Loan drive according to figures released
late today. g$625, 1888. has been sold in
the various communities throughout the
counties. $7b2l7. bonds remain to be
sold before the goal is reached.
'Pickens continues to be the only COM
munity in tho county to reach its quota,
having sold $Il2.200 Of bonds with a
$95 900. quota. This represents 11S per
cent.
Max Scobey and H. H. Johnson, lead
ers IN ttesdrive1 asked that citizens make
every effort to dig deeper into their
pockets and buy as many bonds as
humanity possible to help put the county
over the top.
'Tueaday, February is. is the deadline
in the drive.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
Goodman Youth
Finishes AAF School

Pfc. Fred l.. Donald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. U. Donald Of Goodman, Miss,
recently completed an intensive course
in radio operator-mechanics at the AAF
Training Command Radio School, Sioux
Falls Army Air Field. Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. In addition to attending school,
he went through a rigid drilling and
physical training program in order to
be fully prepared TO take over an assign
ment in a combat area, IL necessary.
He Ia now prepared to join the crew
of a bomber, or to take up n other
radio duties to which the AAF Training
Command may assign him.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
9TH TERM

Now this news will make the G. o. p.
squirm,
Roosevelt will run for the 4th term.
That's what they are saying on Capitol
Hill,
That he will run, he surely will.
Now-this is how most of US feel.
In regard to the New Deal.
It's time for Ma Perkins to quit,
And stay at home and knit.
It's unfair to play with a deck stacked,
Or to use a court that packed.
Capital, Labor, and Industry, should all
be treated alike,
Neither should nave the right to quit
or strike.
Labor should be forced to keep its no
strike pledge.
On it, it should not be allowed to WEIGH
or hedge.
For Labor this is not a smear,
It's time to shake the racketeer.
This is no time to subsidize,
It's time to economic.
Unless ur useless spending agencies we
junk.
Shucks-No Country yet.
Has spent itself out of debt.
No sub,
UNCLE DUNK DICKENS.
Prosperity Hill. IT,, S. A.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
FSA Meeting Held
At MiIeston 18th

FSA borrowers will hold a meeting
Mt the Mileston School on Friday, Feb.
Ii, beginning at ten O'Clock. All borrow
ers are expected to be present at this
annual meeting.
Walter f. Strider, county FSA super
visor, will preside over the meeting and
Rufus H. Mulholland, district super
visitor, will attend, as well as l.. B.
Gilliland, assistant supervisor l.. "A.
Funehess, associate district supervisor,
and Miss Velma Goodwin, associate dw-
trict supervisor.
Among those who will appear on the
rogra will be Bailey Jones, Emmitt
Rule, Caledonia Davis, Sam Pittman,
Eva Archer. Willie Barksdale, Martin
Griffin. Dora Wilson. L. b. Marshall.
Luncheon will be served cafeteria
style.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
N. E. Grace Has
Nice Laying Flock

On May 1s, 1943, M. f. Grace of the
Centerville community purchased $50
White Leghorn sexed baby chicks and
developed them into laying hens. In S
months. Asthese hens started producing
eggs and ne is now getting from 2SO
hens around l64 eggs per day, which IL
70fe production. Up to this time, he
has been receiving around 80 cents per
dozen.
At the present price of AZ cents for
A grade eggs, which most of his are.
his daily production is worth $6.11.
whereas, his mash and grain cost him
around $2.11 per day, which leaves him
a profit of approximately $500.
OF course he has gone to the expense
of buying and raising the baby chicks
and erected a laying house, but he will
have the laying house to use in future
years and some of the hens will pro-
Mr.. Grace is well pleased with the pro-
ject and says he is learning a lot about
taking care of poultry and egg pro-
duction.
l. W.. CARSON. County Agent.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-02-10
6. I. Lee Purchases
.HanelI Business

G. T. Lee, Of the Lee Funeral Home.
Winona, has purchased the equipment,
burial contracts and funeral business of
the late c. s. Harrell, who had been in
that business in Lexington since 1918.
Mr.. Lee has been in the burial bust
ness for many years and is widely and
%favorably known throughout the state.
He operates the Lee Burial Association
in connection with the Funeral home.
We direct the attention Of our readers
to announcements made by Mrs. c. S.
Harrell and daughters and also Mr.. Lee
elsewhere in this paper.