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Nogales international., 1945-09-21
Luxury Liner
On Nogales-
Tucson Bus Line

A luxury liner streamlined flexible
bus of the pusher type with motor
in rear arrived in Nogales Tuesday
night and was put into service We'd
nesday on the Nogales- Tucson line
of the Citizen Auto Stage Company.
It was brought from the factory
at Loudonville, Ohio, by Tom Nor
gan. Another bus of the same
model will be here shortly.
The new bus, the very latest in
such motor cars, has capacity of
20 passengers.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
Rotary District
Governor
Nogales Visitor

Richard E. Fulton of Florence,
governor of the 111th District OF
Rotary International, addressed No
gales Rotarians at dinner at
Rancho Grande last night.
He is one of the 141 Rotary gov
ernors who are supervising the ac-
tivities of SAL Rotary clubs with
nearly quarter of a million mem
bers in more than SO countries
throughout the world.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
Membership Office
Opened By VFW

A membership office has bcel
opened by the Veterans Of Forcig
Wars at 114-A Morley avenue, ope'
on week days from 4 to 6 pm, an
Sundays from 2 to pm.
The VFW, organized in 1899, !;
known as The Gold Chevron organi
zation, and more than 10000 WoT''
War II men joined prior to Marc,
of this year.
All who served in uniform outsid
the US. are eligible and may com
and sign up with Post Command
Frank Bennett or Quartermastc
Mike SheStko.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21

Lopez nducted into the Air Forces
95 and stationed at Scott Field III He born at
M
Nogales football
SIG William N Wearne, 49, of Mr. and Mrs NJ T. Wearne
which enlisted at
of is
brother of Harold Arthur
Dorothy Brooks
al Patagonia High School at the time of enlistment.
Pvt H inducted
VOTERS
Hmos father of Pete Antonio and
He Nogales.
Catalan wilkins, 10, Mr. and Mrs Rafael
1945 and stationed
at 1926,
Wilkins He expected
furlough.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21

Fourth day of the re-trial of
Manuel Calixtro, charged with the
murder of Herman G. Bender,
aged Harshaw mining man, was
highlighted yesterday by testimony
of Bender's widow, Librada Ben
der. and BenitO Arias, her nephew.
The trial got under way in the
superior court Monday with Judge
Frank Thomas of Cochise County
presiding.
Mrs. Bender, on the stand for
about IS minutes yesterday as q
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
coz ~ sszrssssI Tsse19 SLAIN MINER
IESTIFIES FOR STATE AT
= MANUEL CALIXTRO TRIAL
Librada Bender Blames Calixtro BenitO Arias, And
Ricardo Rodriguez For Planning Murder
OF Aged Mining Man

Christmas, 1914, Calixtro threatened
to kill Bender.
She described the scene between
Calixtro and Bender and declared
that Calixtro, on his knees before
the aged miner, asked. do you
CTurn to Page Eight
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
$50 Acres Planted In Lettuce, Carrots,
Cauli1ower, Near Tubac By Wolf
Growers; Shipments Begin Shortly

war, and whose home is in Mann
helm, Germany. is interpreter for
the group and he speaks four Ian
guages-German. English, French
and Spanish.
The prisoners are guarded by two
American soldiers, Pfc. George Or
antez of Tucson, who formerly lived
in the Tubac district; and Pfc
Grover Johnson of Maryland.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
(By yALLICE OWsLEY, JR.)

(By VALLICE OWSLEY, JR.)
Old rivals in football circles, the
NogaIes High School Apaches and
Tombstone YellowjacketS, will
clash at 8 o'clock tonight in the
opening game of the season at
NOgales Stadium.
In 1943 Tombstone defeated NO
gales 60 here and in 1914 Nogale'
journeyed to Tombstone where the
Apaches were whipped 20-13 aftel
almost a riot. Not since 1942 wher
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
Bank Change
Set For Oct. l

The Valley National Bank will
take over the First National Bank
on October l, it was announced this
week.
The local bank was sold to the
Valley National recently by Writ G.
Bowman.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Henry Soto, 18 on Sept. 10.
Egbert Firkins, 18, on Sept. 18.
Lon Bellman, Sept. Il.
Louis James Escalada, 3 on Sept
%.
Travis Edmonson, Sept. 2s.
Jo-Jane Bellman, 4 on Sept. q.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21

EDITORS NOTE: This newspaper.
through special arrangement With the
Washington Bureau OF Western Ne,0s.
paper Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. w.,
Washington, D. C., is able to bring
readers this sUeekly column on prob
lens of the peteran and serviceman
and his family Questions may be Gd-
dressed to the above Bureau and they
,oiH be ansUered in a subsequent cot
unpn. No replies can be made direct by
mail, but only in the column Uhich sUiu
appear in this newspaper regularly.
Nogales international., 1945-09-21
CALIXTRO JURY

CALIXTRO JURY
Gordon Cooper, Fred c. Noon,
Richard Kunde, Thomas Bayze,
Kenneth Neumann, Robert Kane,
Arthur Grimm, Jr., George JAN
uel, Gus Ashford, Antonio Ter
razas, Edward Bayze, J. w. Fau-
bian, and Harry Wilson, alternate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

TIVE NATION that freezes the design Of
l. its military planes can write of its Air
Force as inferior and second-rate.
And, before too long that nation can write of It's
Air Force altogether for no second-rate
Air Force can long control enemy skies, or
even its own.
The Luftwalfe, for example, was beaten
because or two Things: first, bPCduSp Ot
overwhelming Allied aircraft production .,.
and second. because Germany was too late
in learning the ABC of Air Power ...-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Never forget The AB c Of Air Power!

So, starting as far back as 1927, the
Navy and the aircraft industry began to
experiment with carrier-based dive oombers.
In 1889 - II years later the plane born Of
these experiments was approved for mass
production But even then, il WASH I ready for
combat unlil l943,
Similarly, our finest Navy fighter planes
saw combat action for the FIRST time years
or more after Pearl Harbor even though
they had been in various stages OF develop
ment and undergoing test flights long
before Japan struck.
II must be clear to every thinking person
that when it takes so many heart-preaking
months and years to perfect plane for
combat, America must never again invite
disaster by tagging behind any nation IN
aeronautical research and development.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Film Time Clock

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2 o., 4-aS 7.a9. 1890 p m 'Ins Wonder
Man. l2.1G. 3O7, 5.as s.49 40 p. IN.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Raft Heads
Top Hat Show

AN ALL-HIT floor show is
currently on view at Club Top
Hat in River Rouge with the
comedy-Spouting star and master
of ceremonies, Tommy Raft as
sisted by Lou Laurie, topping the
entertainment roster.
Continuing IN the featured spot
for a second week, is attractive
-bttftC- Richmond, whose vocal pop
ularity is assuming new proper
tIOnS.
Prominent in the supporting
cast are Dot and Dellan'S Boxing
FelincS, the Joe Louis" and
Tony Galento' of the cat do
main; Chuck Holloway flash tap
dancer, and others.
Frank Gilbo and his orchestra
play for dancing and the show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
GERALDINE'S FINALE

Ella RaineS is lovely as the
young iancce of Sanders and
Moyna MacGiH. duly obnoxious as
the older sister, but it is really
Miss Fitzgerald who gives. you the
wallop
Her concentrated jealousy her
ruthless prcmeditation and her
final denunCiation of her brother
have sort of fiendiSh power.
Even in the pickering scenes
with her sister, she dominates
and when She thinks she's finally
got her wish, YOU want Sanders
TO hurry up and slip her that
lcthal Mickey, before you do il
yourself.
It's "A gripping melodrama. par
ticularly blood-chlllng because OF
its proSaic surroundings.
Here is no deserted manSe. nc
murky swamp. This is just a nice
parlor murder played with tea
cups for keeps!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
The joker in Air Power

This miracle OF constant Improvement
during mass production often accom-
phshed while stopping the assembly lines only
momentarily sounds like an ideal way to
keep an Air Force at peak efficiency. And
il is.
But there's another factor TO be reckoned with
a factor most people didn't know about
in prewar years, or simply overlooked.
That factor is TIME l.. the length OF
time that elapses between the day new
plane is designed and the day the first
model goes into production. And mat is
the joker in Air Power.
The fact OF the matter is this; II takes any
where from 3 TO years for a war plane to pre-
gress from drawing board to combat action.
We were caught mapping when World
War II broke out, because the nation as
" hole was unaware Of this Joker in Air
Power.
But, thanks to few far-sghted Army
and Navy officers, and few members Of
the aircraft industry itself, We were not
caught totally unprepared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Art Group
Holds Exhibition

THE DEPARTMENT of park
and recreation announces the third
annual exhibition of the Sylvia
Allen Art Group, at the Scarab
Club, 2f1 t'afnSWOrIh, "wednesday
evening, Sept. 10. at s o'clock.
Edgar Yacger and Netold Pas
ternacN will be the Judges. Mrs
Teresa Wagner, Mrs. Rae BigIer
Miss Marion Loud. Mrs. Frank
Lindeman, Mrs Alex Bartholo,
new. and Mrs. Frank Schuman
VIII be hoStcSSCS.
The exhibit viii be- open daily
from Sept. 10 to Oct. 3, from 10
a. m. until 6 .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Christmas in Connecticut
Opens at Palms State
BY WALTER STEVENSON

a ROMANTIC episode, with
comedy situations TO match its
holiday mood is unfolded this
week at the PalmS-State Theater~
It's called Christmas in Con-
necticut and co-StarS Barbara
Stanwyck with Dennis Morgan.
Here's an entertaining hlm,
with an improbable plot, but
packaged with Individual acting
which leans heavily toward the
humorous side
When 5. T. Sakall, the CO.
median with several chinS and ac-
cents, meets the oNer-menaclng
Sidney GreenStreet and a vague
Reginald Gardiner, there's bound
to be difficulties. However, the
problems are twisted into embar-
rassing sequences, trimmed with
humor
Magazine publisher GreenStreet
sentences his ace feature writer,
Miss StanwyCk. to entertain a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

naval war hero at her farm for
the Christmas holidays. Compli-
cations arise when its revealed
that the writer's magazine scripts
are pure imagination exploding
the myth that she's happily mar
ricd, has a child and a farm and
can concoct food recipes out OF
this world.
With ait the above principals
spending Christmas in Connecti-
cut" at her supposed husband :
farmhouse. the stage is set for
situation comedy Sea hero Nor
gan. chef Sakall. a navy nurse
and a couple of neighborhOod in
fantS become innocent victims OF
a hectic farce which eventually
SmootheS itself out 90 the salts
faction of all concerned.
The Cisco Kid South OF the
Rio Grande." featuring Duncan
Renaldo. is the second feature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

Poplar hi $
c u s toners
remind hiu
ITS because
he's cutting
his teeth,
which he IS
- ~
year-old All
has b c e n
having trou-
bic with his
dental plate,
Couldn un-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Sister Clicks

DORIS BOWLING, young Q T
sister OF Constance Bowling, is
carving a screen career OF her
own She has top featured roles
in The Lost Weekend and The
Blue Dahlia.' two of Paramounts
most important films.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
SPECIAL NUMBERS

All of this serves the wonder
ful purpose of foolish framework
for Danny's special material which
has ever lovin' wife, Sylvia Fine,
has whipped up for him
These include Bali BOogie
number with Nera-Ellen and those
gorgeous Goldwyn Girls. which is
terrific and is planned TO end all
exotic, neck-wringing island rou-
tines.
Funniest TO us was the "OtChi-
Tchorniya" Song-and-Sneeze num-
Der in which Danny, as Russian
Opera singer with an allcrgy leaves
you limp.
Miss Metropolitan Opera num-
ber is also a classic and the set
tingS SumptuouS
Cute little Vera Ellen dances
wonderfully although her solo
number is too long.
The cast is good and the pace
killing with laughter. so don't
wonder about the entertainment
value of Wonder Man"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Request

VICTORIA HORNE received
her very first fan letter while on
the set of TO Each His Own" In
addition TO sending a photograph
in reply. Miss Horne asked the fan
for a snapshot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

weeks so many changes and improve
ments have been made in the design OF the
Dominator that subsequent models are
known as the B-32B.
Then come more changes and the B-32'
i, born. This goes on, right down through the
alphabet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Around Town.

THAT y youngster Of -. iote
A for school. dartinR an and
out Of traffic and hauIing on his
pants at the same time as he
sprinfed 10 catch the bus at Ken
fueky and Six Mde
Auto traffic slousd 10 see Il
he made ~.
He did-bsoause the bus
dytUsr woHed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
What is the AEC Of Air Power !?

The ABC Of Air Power is technique intro
duced in this war by the Army and Navy
and the American aircraft industry
In simple language it is the technique of
making frequent changes in design, during
mass production, so that the planes We
send into combat tomorrow are consistently
better than those in combat today.
Because America has in this way kept
its plane designs fluid, instead OF freezing
them, our Army and Navy Air Forces,
from week 10 week and month to month,
cannot be matched 10y those OF any other
nation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

Today, no spot on earth is more than 60 hours
flying time from your local airport.
In a world so small, there can be no
peace, no security, unless We are prepared
to defend ourselves against attack from
the air.
That is why constant and continuing
aeronsutical research and development on the
part of the Army, the Navy, and the air
craft industry is an insurance policy on
the life of the nation.
And We must not let a single premium lapse!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

: THE men of Linsdaie u. have
Il had their fall meeting. 1t IS
the daffiest organization since
irritated wives ordered the Eight
Boil Club disbanded.
Prexy Fred Matthai of Ameri-
can Metal Products was host at
his farm for 80 members.
High lights;
That u. of NJ. football star
at bat in a softball game,
squaring off for the third
piteh-whieh turned out to be
very soft oantaloupe.
That l2-foot bridge where
groups Of guests had their
pictures taken-just before
the bridge dumped them into
the creek.
The theme song; Black and
Blue for Linsdale u.
They were.
Hotel executives are taking a
great rIbbing UvFr the OPH SUITS
against them. At the Key Club =
luncheon. Ed Frawley president
of the Hotel Mems Association
and boss at Fort Shelby was the
target when NJ c. Mel Rinehart
suggested all the Judges present
stand up so Frawley would be
sure to recognize them.
Cracked one Judge
"Why not have Frawley
stand 80 we can recognize
him ="
Navy NOieS:
1T. CMDR. DENNY SHEA,
IL that grand IriShman, home
and waiting for Pat O'ConnOr to
turn out his civvies, Mrs, =, haN-
ing given all his clothes to Bel
gian relief.
Denny's ship in the Pacific"
Believe IT or not she was an
APA"
That's navy for ouriiiary per-
sonnei attack.
This from Jim Meehan. Texas
oil head for the state about a
certain young navy lieutenant
he used 10 call star when they
both served on the Yankton
back in 1918
star now has FIVE stars
Admiral Ernest j. King
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Here's how it works

\ company such as Consolidated Nutee
starts mass production Of a long-range
super-bomber the B-32 Dominator, let
Us say ...
The FIRST production-model Dominator to be
accepted by the Army Air Forces is prob
ably known as the B-32A.
But in matter OF months -o or perhaps
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

derStand why il Oldh l III any
more.
Now he knows, He's get
ting four new teeth, front
and center. and now carries
his plate in his vest pocket
awaiting developments.
TNOM KERR. MIR. Big of PEA
Il here, rode his own air line
ON company business over 10
Chicago-dsadhsGdinR at course
and rot bumped oil hN a high
priority chap.
30 he bought himself a ticket
for cash--and got Bumped oii
again.
Ii took him three days to get
home.
As OF Monday prlorltlcS are
being cut roughly so per cent,
and they'll vanish on oct ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Harvest Moon:
BY era
Brown

AZHEN- All Aaege- se'E
w out of patience al m
grocery store at Fifteenth and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
mex WESTERmAN Of the

DICK WESTERMAN Of the
~ Gas company has hips
Of bees and is harvesting the
finest kind of honey, White
and clear. The bees haze
been living of the weeds IN
the lot next door.
The hunters are hollerlng for
shells. There IS still a shortage.
Billy Baxter, the landscape
gardener, is working for Sister
Kenny organizing the south
ern states for a financial
drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
\ DEAD START

tie doesn't get the chance, how
ever, because the racketeer has
him bumped off and dumped off
in Prospect Park. All this is
without his meek brothers knowl-
edge but the Studious boy, who Is
falling for lovely Librarian Nir-
gnia Mayo. begins 90 hear strange
music and is irreSistably drawn
to Prospect Park. Here the dead
Danny $ ghost appears and the
Two have >Crcamngly funny
conversation with one another
You might think that a musical
comedy which starts Oft with "a
murder couldn't be TOO funny
but you're mistaken IL i> Anxious
10 have his murder avenged, the
ghost perSuadeS the live Danny to
take his place.
His diScmbodied spirit then oc-
CupicS Danny'S corporeal body,
which is a rather erudite way of
saying that then all heck breaks
loose.
Animated by his alter ego, the
shy Danny becomes the live wire
of The night spots. throws his enc
mics for a. loop and winds up with
two girls. Whee,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
shop Talk:

A NATIONAL magazine is
II readying an article on
Henry Ford N, the most
talked about young man IN
the postwar World.
And Dr O- W Pickard wife
Alice mas sold an article 90 q
national magazine and got q
check which knocked her cold
by its amount
The piece IS her first literary
effort.
The library wont answer tele-
phone calls for persons asking
information about questions on
radio quiLZes--it Jams the lines.
But the answers are posted on
the bulletin board
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
URONIC TWIST

With irony as bitter as gall
the blame falls on Lettle and
She is convicted of her sister,
murder
Al the.la>t minute. just before
She is to be- hanged. dear. sweet
Uncle Harry confesSeS. but no
body believes him and So Lctti,
goes Oft 10 the gallowS and Uncle
Harry Is left TO face pretty
dark future with himself
Unlike the play Lettic played
by Geraldine Fitzgerald, is young
and attractive which makes the
relationship between her brother
and herself, much more sinister.
George Sanders. doesn't help 10
dl>Sipale this mcnacing atmQ-
sphere with his performance. 50
YOU are likely to find yourself
slightly Shocked
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17

%. hers is as beautiful a voice as
you've ever heard She ShpiAa
Vogelle, the sultry new Song Discoy-
eryin Merriel Abbott S AilStar Revue,
the great show now in the Terrace
Room OF the Hotel Statlcr.
Eddie Peabody the Banjo hing
... Nip Nelson, Rhythmic lmprcs-
sionist go. Nick Brewster. His Piano
and His Orchestra 80, and the re-
markable Abbott international Dam
Gers See them all iuthc Terrace Room,
Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Danny Kaye
Hilarious

laughs WIN Danny Kaye playing
d hilarious dual role in "Wonder
Sian, which opened a, the Adams
yesterday.
With this picture Kaye should
establish him>elGas a-1iIm favor
itc to the same degree ne made
himself Broadway S tow headed
darling before he went West
OF course. You have 60 like Kaye
to like the picture, because hes
the whole thing and YOU get two
of him for the price of one.
lie plays identical twins who
have not seen one another for
several years.
one is a night club entertainer
who j, Broadway pet, while the
other Is a Studlous boohWorm of
retiring nature
The hrazen. flip and wl,e-crack-
ing Kaye i> the Kind who Will do
anything for a gag, even IL ~ calls
for tcstifylng against a racketeer
IN a murder case.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Fox Film
Shocking
By CHARLES GENTR

AGAIN THF movie, have done
fine job i'm bringing a successful
BruadU play 90 the screen
without pulling any. dramatic
punches
The current example Is Uncle
Harry the Thomas job melo-
drama of curious coincidence
which opened yesterday an The
Fox IhratcI
As Nou may know this is the
story of man. sensitive OF ma
Wrr who is trapped IN small
town by two devoted sisters
whom hc must protect
They are 80 poSSesSlVe OF him
that he Is not free 10 pursue the
career he really wants nor can he
marry The girl he loves In fact,
one sister Lettie purpoSely truS-
uatcS has romance by feigning a
heart attack on the very eve of
hI> marriage
Finally hy becomes 50 nalrot-
lcally ohses>cd by hatred for his
dominated existence that he plans
10 KIN the one sister, the IN
valid
But after he's Swcetened up her
Cocoa. with little fatal poison.
the intended victim Skips upstairs
and hlithely hands her sister the
cup intended for her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-17
4 lesson worth remembering

Long before Pearl Harbor, it was obvious that
if We ever did go to war against Japan il
uodld be a war in which mobile, floating
airhelds hat-tops ould play a domI-
nant part.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Warning -

ready delivered a greater portion Of
our maximum production abroad
than we can afford, and still main
tain the health and strength of our
own people-not to mention mainte-
nance of our- American standard of
living.
But more ominously, we are con-
tinuing to PROMISE more than we
can ever deliver-even if we should
wholly deplete our resources and
wholly deprive our own people.
CHAIRMAN KRUG has spoken
~ with great wisdom and consider
able courage, in his warning that our
American "horn of plenty is RUN.
MING OUT.
We are sowing the seeds of our
own destruction, in pursuing this
foolish and futile course of depletion
and exhaustion.
We are also preparing the way
for America to be the most HATED
nation in the world.
Already there is a clamor abroad
that the enormous contributions we
have made at tremendous sacrifice
have not been ENOUGH to prevent
hardship and suffering in the war
jtricken countries.
The beneficiaries of our reckless
nd needless bounty will fail to re-
member the cost of it, but will have
only bitterness for our failure to as
3uage their total needs.
THE alienation of the distress of
L other nations is not to be achieved
by the improvident and ineffective
device of DRAGGING AMERICA
DOWN to the level of their distress.
Those who have chosen the role
of SANTA CLAUS for the American
nation should not go so far as to
make a SUCKER of it-and they
should be forestalled before they
GET that far.
Chairman Krug is right, that the
American horn of plenty is running
out, and it is our own over generous
and under Drained American govern
ment that is TIPPING the horn.