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Nogales international., 1944-01-21

Office of Supervisors
Nogales, Arizona
December 9Th, 1943.
The Board met according to law Present. Chair
r A. b.
Clerk.
previous meetings approved as read and
ordered filed.
ESQ., having the Armed Forces of
America Epnosa ESQ., having
Attorney ESQ., having
mted resignation official office Attorney
November 18th, 1943.
Upon motion of R. Frazier Jr seconded by
carried Ruffo acting Attorney
pointed County Attorney of Santa Cruz County State
November 18th, 1943.
Harry Riggs No. Santa Cruz
County resignation
icial office November 18th 194s, and;
Upon A by T. Frazier,
carried Oliver otrock the acting Justice of the
for Precinct No. Santa County, State appointed
Justice of the Precinct No Santa Cruz County Ar
of November 18th, 1943
of accepted
Nogae in the amount OF $25oO
The bid of accepted Thompson
Subdivision in the amount of $1,000
of accepted
of Nogales in the sum of $750O
notary Lopez was approved 1e43 and
the notary bond Ruth December 6th 194s
Of Mary in o Lot
Part Lot O. Block PIT B. Lot g. Block Lot Block
vasquez
L., Noon Addition in the amount of $4,000.
a leave absence State starting
December End, 1943.
$24781 and
Emergency $4O6222 the
General transfer Fund $3 900 90 to the
General Fund book entry transfer
Superior
following received audited
and ordered paid out of the various county funds
BENZ Teyechea Provas,
Shelly, 6os,
Cabaero $1,000; T.
W.T. 2S1 Clyde Allen,
$780, Provas,
28a Evato $780, W.T. 61O Etea Her $1S % W.T. 28 r.
P Vaughn Banta,
$780, W.T. 287 Angel Alvarez SIS o W.T. 2S VIM smonon $500
2so Clyde Allen $685. W.T. 291,
wTdes W.T. Cobe $500;
Clyde 295,
Reynaldo Lopez $780, 612
$50 $1,000;
Etago Franco SIS Co.,
Mapes $780, Dehha HoIer.
$780, W.T. 614 De Hoer $5oOo W.T. e15 F1escher $685.
W.T. $780, W.T. Agnes Hamln Treasurer,
$280 W.T. 618 Mrs. Everhart $2616.
W.T. es M soto $4,000 W.T. 62o Arturo G. valenzuea $4,000;
W.T. 62 Recorder $4O0 Reid 00O W.T. 623,
Lena Dubaud $ss W.T. 62 Lucy saldo @ W.T. 625 Ramon
oraga SIS co. W.T. $685. DR. Ludwig Lnbeg $4,000 W.T. @ Fars
Hayden, 500 Fits 62 Fits,
$4,000 e29 Gonzalez Gonzalez $500; VT
629 Dr. j. Gonzalez $95OO VT 6O Dr. G. Earker ND $780,
W.T. 631 Bryant 75OO W.T. 631 Bryant,
$780, W.T. ea2, Smith, $825O W.T. 6ss DR. Houle,
$780, W.T. 634 DR. M I. Merritt, $75.O
international MISSION
$2456; 1882; Josephs
Hospital $68470; W.T. Hospital $551 So 640
Mortuary GAL, Andrew $75 Co., 642
Robins $ooo W.T. 643 j. Love- Sheriff. $685. w.t. 64 j. Love-
Sheriff. $50 W.T. 645 Triangle Cafe $000 W.T. 646 Citizens Utilities
$50 W.T. 647 Western Union Tel $780, W.T. 648 The
Daily Herald, w.t. w. $50,
Nogaes international $40 So W.T. 6 Paul Arend immigration
$5OO0 Cumming A. j. McNab, Jr.
Escalada
e54 Company $2e21 $685. City Nogales $685.
VT 656 F. W. Woolwoh 1884, W.T. $751; Vic Wager Agency $000
W.T. $685. Tel 9 49, Union Tel
Co A Grimm Electric Co iizprS
Company 90; W.T. 662 $3O0 W.T. 302 Chas G.
Robnsons
So W.T. 3O5 Complete Auto Parts Co. $685. w.t.
306 White $3.50; 07 Nogaes Welding Machine
Feed
Nogales international., 1944-01-21
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY

In the Matter of the Estate
of
WILLIAM F.. WILLIAMS,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Maggie B. Williams has filed
in this Court a certain document
purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of William F.. Williams,
whom said petitioner alleges is de-
ceased, and her petition praying
that said document be admitted to
probate as the last Will and Testa-
ment of said William F. Williams
and that letters testamentary there
on be issued to said Maggie B.
Williams, and that have set said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
One Word Led To Another
BY Patterson
BY Arthur Bugs Baer-

Old Cap OHay got himself up in the smackers in the
twilight His boss Gay Dalton copied 80 grand in
Mexico City in the last year of Caps life.
into OHay in Washington in 1914 when Lee
Christmas trying to put his Silver Bullet mono
plane. That machine would kill you of monotony
very quick.
Later in New York introduced Cap at dinner
in his honor He is the hero of wars-and Shu-
bert unit
The Shubert units vaudeville shows that
wandered aimlessly around leaving little struggles like
fly walking in spilled milk. The Cap was out in one
two before he found the other II had been called
in by the government
Cap tried everything including gun runner, cowboy,
actor lecturer, soldier sailor hod carrier umpire and
bon vivant. He said the easiest thing he did the
hod carrying All he did carry the bricks up FIVE
ladders and guy at the top did all the work.
had few financial transactions with the Cap and
he was good wheat in the bin. The last one was
when the banks closed in 33. wired Cap 80 smackers
to Taos to throw over pontoon in bit of financial
hiatus Six later the Cap rode from Taos Rancho
Vallejo at Springer to pay it off.
Copyrht ie4 BY Kng FssuIes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
Noted News
Analyst

THE Bard Of Avon ust,haunt
L the streets of Washington
this season.
If Hillman steps into the role
OF Shylock. Mr.. Roosevelt may
have to switch plays on him and
enact the role of vaciflating
Hamlet. =
Unless the President does
play Hamlet. forever unable 10
decide whether ito be or not to
be- then we may anticipate
the chaos which we have tried
to avoid.
No reconciliation is possible
between Gone With the Wind"
and The Nation"
II Mr.. Roosevelt stfays one
step too far TO the Left. he
loses his Rightist supporters.
II he strays to the Right. his
Left flank will retreat and leave
him wide open.
If he attempts to furrow the
middle of the field with his
rusty New Deal pillow. he may
turn an agricultural Geth-
semane into a political Arma-
geddon. and. in one of history's
bitterest ironies. plow his party
under, this time.
All in all a dubious DEMO-
cratic prospect, with Republican
ranks, on the contrary. more
solid than ever, at q time when
the fate OF the nation depends
upon them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

Yes. Almost the whole
duty Of parenthood is teaching
children self-reliance-how to
stand on their own feet and
make their own decisions. This
can be done only by training
them in the habit of feeling re-
sponsible for the consequences
of their own acts and decisions.
A nationwide test shows that
such boys and girls have better
personalities.
2-This. at least. was the
opinion of 500 students Of Colo
RADIO University questioned by
sociologist William S. Bernard.
A large majority of both sexes
stated they believed man can
safely marry a woman beneath
him in education. wealth or So
cial standing, but il would be
an unsafe risk for A woman. II
would be extremely interesting
10 know if the Colorado stu
dents fairly represent all Amer
lean young people. Why not
write me what you think Our
booklet on how TO predict your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
UPTON CLOSE

getting cold water dashed in his
face.
\ THOUGH the Democrats
"A won the election. they will
fight a losing battle unless they
conduct themselves with such
decorum that the Republicans
in Congress decide that they
are serving the best interests of
their country by giving them
the necessary assistance in what
ever legislation is proposed.
One fact stands out like Mac
Arthur on Leyte: The President
and his party paid a terrible
price for victory.
The Democrats are split, not
only in two. but in II.
A dozen warning camps feud
within the party. OF these. the
bendetta between the conserva-
tives and the so-called liberals
of Slabor is conspicuous.
The Go Political ton
Committee handed the President
his fourth term on a silver plat
ter, engraved with the sigma
tories of 81 and 81 900 contribu-
tionS.
Sidney Hillman and Phillip
Murray would be only human to
demand their pound of flesh,
but how to exact that pound
without touching off a political
blood purge in Democratic ranks
is as. neat question as Shake
speare ever propounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

THE shift in the Chinese cabi-
l. net is merely a device OF
complying with American opin-
ion without realty.
The cabinet in China rs of no
Importance.
Chang kai-shek is the gov
eminent and has been since
1927.
1t is curious how often men
write and speak without under
standing the peculiarities of
Chinese affairs.
Chen Li-Fu was minister of
education, he has been re-
moved from that position and
made minister of Kuomintang
affairs.
So the writers and common
tators announce that the was
denoted.
1t is as though Stain were
denoted when he was made
secretary-general of the Com
munist party and came into ac-
tual control of all the effective
agencies of the revolution.
The Kuomintang is the pedes-
tai on which Chang Kai-shek
stands and Chen Li-Fu's job is
10 see TO it that it does not
topple over.
THE same kind of demotion
i was handed Ho .Ying-Chin.
He used to be minister of war
and chief-of-staff of the Chinese
army.
The head and master of that
army is Chang Kai-shek; his
right arm is the chief-of-staff.
The minister of war is fancy
dressing without power.
So Ho Ying-Chin ceases TO he
minister of war but remains
chief of-staff.
He is exactly where he was
before he was denoted.
He was then second in COM
mand; he is now second in
command.
And it has been so since 1925
when Chang Kai-Shek started
on his career OF control of the
Chinese government.
THE real point of the Chinese
l. situation is that the Nation
aliSt government, headed by
Chang kai-Shek. faces two
perils, the Japanese and the
Russians, and il is difficult at
times TO decide which is more
dangerous.
The so-called Chinese Com
munist armies represent the
power of a foreign country.
Just as Soviet Russia has inn
perialistically come into control
of five provinces in northern
Iran, so Russia dominates a
vast area Of China.
Russia holds. through an in
dependent republic. most of
Mongolia: she absolutely domi-
mates Chinese Turkestan and
the Chinese Communist armies
are in parts of north and north
west China and embarraSs Chi
ang's regime daily.
If the United States fsvorS a
Chinese nationalist government,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
WASHINGTON SCENE
BY George Dixon

Bennett. in his most mplshly-
serious vein. estimate the sup
ply will last 1900 years"
Then he added
There II only one other fac
tor which might possibly alter,
or modify. this statement. The
figure given here must be re-
yised IL IL turns out that the
Atlantic Ocean drains into the
Gulf Of Mexico.
And we keep hearing rumors
that IL does"
THIS is my day TO he Informal
l. tive II you wish TO stay
dumb, skip the next few para
graphs.
The Owl reports there prob
ably will be an.ample supply Of
Christmas trees this year. | do
not know If YOU ever stopped To
think about this. but the normal
number of trees sold every
Christmas is between 100000
and 100000.
| sincerely hope and trust the
big Christmas tree-grower from
Hyde Park does not get caught
in a glut.
THE WPB Is going TO permit
manufacture of pencil sharp
enerS. which has been prohibited
for almost two years. Other
items. requiring iron and steel,
on which the ban has been
lifted include:
Ice cream dippers: rotary type
egg heaters; pot scourers, and
can openers.
! do not know whether this
is interesting or not. The little
woman said she was glad 10 hear
about the can openers.
4 MERICA'S passion for SOU
"A venirs continues even in
wartime. and for this reason
they nave hdd 10 Dar VlSltorS
from the Presidents room" in
the Senate.
Col. Edwin a. Halsey. clerk
Of the Senate. told me the SOU
venir hunters took the darndest
things. They cut tassels off the
draperies; sliced chunks of
green baize from the tables, and
shipped pieces from the lace
curtains.
"But the thing that really
decided us TO close up" said Col
HalScy. "was When I came In
and discovered a souvenir-fiend
had taken both hands from the
clock"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

nervous escort intoned: "Okay.
Bub. Take a little-leave a
little!"
7 UPEVELEZ' new fellow. Re-
- Gently Renotarized Johnny
("Mr. Skeffington") Mitchell.
Sgt. David Rose Judy Gar
lads former groom). whose big
hit is Holiday for Strings"
He is in a California hospital
with a peculiar case.
Ex-"Vanities" chlorine, Rose
Heitner, who worked as a hat
check gal at FL Morocco for two
weeks TO win a wager from a
Chicago admirer. She won a
$500 War Bond.
Sunny Skylar's American
wordage TO a lively Russian lulu
ably called "Hitsum kitsum."
which publishers expect will be-
come another "Hut-Sut" sock.
Skylar did the Yankee lyrics for
Amor and "Besame Mucho."
The way George Raft thinned
off that plump porch by merely
quitting soda pop.
Billy Holidays gay version of
People Will Say We're in Love"
in which she changes the line
10 Give Me My Key-and My
Glove"
Dorothy Shay's thrushing at
the ST. Regis.
The gendarmes disguised as
sailors who are bagging hack
men for steering" gullibles to
joints.
The several play producers
who have grouped TO boycott
Cong Claire Luce's future plays.
That's silly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Mr.. REAGAN DUBLIN told
VI me OF an interesting CORE
Spondence between the company
and the War Production Board.
II seems that Mr.. Earl w.
Bennett, president OF the Dow
Magnesium Corp, received A
query from the WPB as 10 what
materials we're used IN the MAX
ing OF magnesium Mr. Bennett
replied. Sea water
Well. no kidding. WPB wrote
back asking him 20 prepare an
estimate as 10 how long has
source Of material might be eX-
pected 10 last
Mr. Bennett. who IS an obliC-
ing party, actually got his sta
tlStiClanS To figure out how
much water is IN the Gulf of
Mexico. The amount, which -
somewhat too large TO give
here, as | cant run page after
page of cipherS. was duly for
warded 10 Washington, along
with an estimate AS 10 how long
il might be before II was uSeu
up.
"Our engineers" reported Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

pay any attention 10 a girl or
treat her nice, Dad just raises
cam.
In all the years since I've
been grown. l have only gone
out IN the company OF girl
three times; once with one girl,
and twice with another.
| took these girls home from
church parties; and had all
kiHG, ef trouble with Dad later.
am fed up with this kind
OF life and wonder If you can
help me,
Now ] have a nice car which
I bought with my own money,
against Dads will He has
nice farm and needs my help,
and says ne may give me
crop. Should | 60 on with
things AS they are Or take my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

THE United States Constitu-
ton provides, in Article Two,
Section 2. that 'He (the Presi-
denO shall have power by and
with the advice and consent of
the Senate TO make treaties.
provided two-thirds OF the Sem
ators present concur"
The word advice" is vague
and would probably be inter-
preted variously BY constitn-
tional lawyers, but there is no
mistaking the word consent
The 81 Democrats in the Sem
ate. assuming the miracle that
they would vote as solid bloc,
do not have the numerical power
TO lend the necessary consent
10 the President 10 make trea-
ties.
II is the Republicans who will
have the final say-So. The con-
sent OF some of them is essen
tial.
The sermon preached TO Mr..
Roosevelt is that he had best
step softly and conservatively.
The picture created is that of
the nations Chief Executive
lettering over Niagara Falls,
while attempting 10 maintain
his balance with pair of up
raised parasols.
w" did not change horses in
the middle OF the stream. but
our horse must conduct himself
as a circus acrobat If he wants
to reach the other side without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

then Chang Kai-shek should be
supported and il should be left
to his judgment how he handles
his situation.
II the United States wishes to
support Russian policy in China,
Chang Kai-shek should be per-
mitted to fall and a pro-Russian
puppet take his place.
But ii makes no sense to sup
port both. because then we are
only fomenting civil war in
China.
The quarrel between Chang
Kai-shek and the Russians and
their Chinese Communist allies
goes back to December, 1926,
and the wounds of that quarrel
will not be healed by American
salve even if to get American
supplies a phoney compromise
is worked out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

part and wash my hands of the
situation?
TEXAN.
DEAR TEXAN:
THE question is not so much
L what YOU Ought TO do, as
whether you can sum m on
enough manhood, al this late
date. 10 do it-after having
lived as child under your
fathers thumb for nearly 30
years.
You ought. by all means. 10
break away, and the sooner
YOU 90, the better for you.
You are more than entitled
10 clear out with good con-
science.
Your Dad is a queer duck by
choice. who doubtless gets
peculiar satisfaction out OF liv-
ing IN wild man isolation from
the rest of the world
But you are cut TO a normal
pattern of behavior: and have
a profound need TO enjoy nor
NAL association with your fell
low beings; and there is no
reason why YOU should not
satisfy that wholesome urge. by
leading the same kind of life
that normal folks do.
Indeed, the kind OF life your
father would have you lead
amounts TO crime against hu-
man nature.
II is way OF life just about
one step removed from the ex-
iStence a man might lead in
Nazi concentration camp; and
you are coward 10 put up with
II. when the only thing that
stands IN the way Of freedom is
your reluctance TO cross the
old man in great big way.
VI. III. ID.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ho-
Worth eounseis through her col
urn; not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

THE Doris Duke-James Crom-
- well fracas is expected to
result in several indictments.
Some New Jerseyites will be
asked: what happened to the
$500. 0007" Mexico's biggest
romance is between Dolores Del
Rio and her director. Emilio
Fernandez Insiders say
Bette Davis visit 10 Cpl. Lewis
Riley stationed IN Georgia. are
not as reported in the press -to
marry him. His wife Tin Mex
leo now knows and likes
Bette Mr.. and Mrs. Eman-
uel List (he's the Met. basso)
have disharmonized via a final
decree Constance Bennett
eliminates hear will make the
amlcable separation from Gill
bert Roland permanent-and
then wed Col. Jack Coulter,
now stationed in Washington.
Coulter is a full colonel at 81
FDR will be the honored
guest Al Washlngtons Variety
Club this wk.
THAT NaZi editor and his cir
l. culation man twho the
Times reporter suspects is IAN
artillery man. might shell this
one 10 our boys: The other
night the new H'wood star.
Lauren Bacall (the nearest thing
In looks 10 Carlo and DIETRICH.
dropped into the Blue news
room 10 witness the broadcast
of this Sunday-nighter As
the screens new darling slinked
by. a famed wolf gave her
the up-and-doun and painted
breathleSSly. To which her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
On the
Side

ley of the British navy has for
a mascot a l16-year-old parrot
that can recite the Wreck of
the Hesperus."
Add Members of the M. N. I.
A. p. C.: Lily Bodily. Detroit.
Anne Mccain, Uniontown. Pa,
Joy Mccoy. Los Angeles.
Evelyn Devlyn, White Plains,
n. Y.
TIiE best orange bread in the
Il world is made in Brooklyn.
II you have never tasted orange
bread you've missed something.
How about gin-rum-e cake?
Has the little lady ever served
that? Marvellous. Tastes just
like a highball.
Who is the youngest grandpa
in the Allied forces? How'about
Pilot Officer f. II. Partridge Of
the Canadian Air Force? He is
n grand-daddy at the age of 81.
He married when Is. So did his
daughter Joyce,
TTiE hardest bachelors 10 get
l. into matrimonial harness are
those of Ireland.
In 1926 Ireland had a larger
proportion of single people than
any country in the world.
Conditions are just about the
same now.
The average Irishwoman mar
ries at the age of %.
The average Englishwoman
marries at rs.
The average American girl
marries at %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

IF THERE is one thing about
L which our opinions have not
changed one lOtd. in the field Of
tuberculosis il is that IN the
early stages and often until the
very end II does not force itself
on the victim 5 consciousness.
There is no pam. often, in
deed. he feels particularly well.
All the significant signs are
explained on some other basis -
The cough is a winter cough or
from slnuScS. the under~ eight
is due 10 the nervous tension
personality Il came from thin
ancestry. etc. etc
Such a pcrSon-thc father or
mother, older brother or aunt
sits around A family for years
and no one even suspects the
real condition.
In close contact with q child,
the child early becomes infected.
II i not a pleasant subject TO
speak or hear about, but II is
the best argument for the case
finding campaign known.
tuberculosis in a child IS even
more silent than IN the average
adult.
II Is an entirely different dis
case from what II turns INTO IN
adult life.
II docs not affect the lungs
first bat the lymph nodes. eSpe-
clally In the neck and al the
roots of the lungs.
The child may b. nervous,
. may fail 10 gain weight may he
little Off IN color may have
few kernels in the neck, may
seem unduly tired in the eve
ming, may have A cough with
no Sputum but all these are
vague and doting parents ex-
plan them away.
II they ever took such 4
chlld'S temperature II would be
found 10 be elevated slightly
every afternoon and that is one
Of the most valuable confirma-
tory tests that can be made
All this is an argument for
the regular examination Of chill
dren by the family doctor or
the family children's doctor.
Because IL is just AT this stage
and these ages that treatment is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
e. v. DURLING

Even so zoe met, and after long
pursuit.
EusH so we joined, We Doth
became entire.
No need for either to renew
suit,
For I Oas far, and he rns
flames Of fire,
Our frm-uRited souls did more
than TUNE;
SO my best beioped's am; so
he Is NINE.
Francis Quarles.
ENO NDES allowed"
~ That is the sign on a cock
tail bar in Staffordshire, Eng
land.
This seems TO be the maximum
in the prejudice against blondes.
But why should there be any
prejudice against blondes at all
The natural blondes claim il is
the synthetic blondes who are
giving blondes in general a bad
reputation.
Perhaps our Horses & Women
Department should launch
bitter campaign in defense of
blondes.
DASSING by: Frank Fay. His
l. terrific personal hit in
Harvey is the most discussed
theatrical achievement since
David Warfield graduated from
burlesque TO make a hit in the
Music Master "
Frank, a native Of San Fran
cisco made his first stage APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
MARY HAWORTH'S Mail

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
I AM a man 20 years old. My
i mother died when we were
little Daddy raised US; three
In AL.
He would not have anything
10 do with mothers people; and
did not let them come around
10 see us. he doesn't yet, II he
can help himself
a couple of years ago. my
sister got married against ms
will.
Dad didn't know what was
going on until II was over
Then my brother was drafted
into the army.
Now with Just the two of Us
at home together. Dad IS
harder 10 live with than ever.
My big trouble is that If /