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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

THIS BEAUTIFUL custom built, 7-room,
white brick home, located on "a acre OF
wooded ground: the panoramic view of
golf course from. living room is breath
taking; 1st floor, living room, dining room,
B9oGqefrn kltc9en, nnfsGg cry and powder r421m; f1ed
baths: storage attic on 3rd; basement has
recreation room, maids room and bath
Priced IN under is 2S2o;0oo. Call for aplp%o4lnt3 19l%4n5
S4 V2c2ST 2S94 G8pS BHSGAfow aIf Rtverdsle, Md;
closed porch, basement, large lot: close
to bus, stores and schools. ROBERT S.
DAVIS, WA. 5000 5303 Baltimore ave,
SILVER SPRING, MD.-A desirable s-rm,,
b5sh franz nj sDd Shns Sea ooosd f9
and tTansp possession within 90 days;
DILLON PARK, MD, 5217 G st. Sc
Corner detached frame bungalow, ? bed
heat; 3 years old; new-house- condition
ygeant move right in price 81 600; only
S everyth1ia. For further information phone
", NJ. THOMAS, DI. 1903, or ewes. DE.
B8RRITIHiEsDA-owner leaving town: guaran-
tees early possession; center hail coionia!
brick, only 4 years old. on large fenced
corner lot blocks from ;,,s AL schools Ioos;
with wood-burning fireplace. dining room,
de luxe kitchen, breakfast-sunroom and
gas % aT-co2Gitione9 GoIi heat heated T maid 5 5
room and Law, Venetian blinds throughput;
house in IMMACULATE condition; priced at
cash required; can be purchased furnished.
Call EN-. 1890 until 9 pm, F. A. TWEED
co. Exclusive AGENTS
conditioned; 4213 Newton St, Colmar
Manor, Nd, near BALTIC. blvd. bus: 5-room
fa PoR r. FFaRS GoRoS o%ner Rpe s
NV. D1. $3.50 till 7 pm. Brokers. atten-
: ROOMS, bath. h.-wh.. cleo, garage; lot
thing: $4,000 terms. Erwin HEALTY
e. G 9yatTs BUSAEoW 2a3A evSS MA Narbgs Igs
hyattsyliie ,tiisd path, shower. NV b
pun toi gaFage IaTgs Let an A.
terms Erwin REALTY co. Call Hyatts-
ville 1884; eyes, WA 1921 81
coal, blower: electric lights; elec. stove,
sash. g. ooAF ARTHUR CARR Hyattsville' Md
BERWYN-About 6 acres: 9 rms. and 2
baths; ,h.-wh., oil burner; large frontage
terms. o. B. zANTzINGER, Jr,, Union
$3.50 - Attractive wen-bunt e-rm
wooded; henhouse, streams; IS mi. D. c.
line; paved highway: high ground. A
Sd: SsFsai2: Ken. 8 2s5- /. MURDOCH ksnsinE'on'
$3.50 - Kensington. Md; 6-rm. house,
1/3 acre on Conn. ave. o. L. MURDOCH,
Kensington. Md. Ken. -553.
ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOM HOUSE and fur
niture, near COLLEGE Park, Md, Phone eve
nings or Sunday Berwyn 195-W, weekdays
AID 1888 23'
KENSINGTON, MD.-Modern 5-room brick
bungalow on spacious corner lot, built-in
garage. coal h.3wh-;. transporta ton nearby.
Very reasonably priced at $3.50. Sub
stantial cash required. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO, SH 4161, S421 Ga. ave,
Silver Sprine Md
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FARMS FOR SALE (Continved)

22l4 ACRES. in town of Vienna, s-room
frame house, small 3-room house not An
ished. electricity, barn and outbuildings;
nice ground to subdiVide or make real home
by remodeling main house: this is being
sold less than what the land alone is
worth; price, S10,S5o RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va. Phone, office, Vienna 2lS:
residence. Vienna 154.
ABOUT 30 ACRES on Seneca Creek, Mont
gomery Co. Md; so acres cultivation, bal
ance pasture and woods; 5-rm house, large
barn, 2 chicken houses, smokehouse, spring
house: electricity and telephone, good well
and springs; fully equipped including trac-
tor, plowS, rake, drill, manure spreader,
3 harrows, mower, planter, wagon and
many other tools, Ford stake-body truck
and GMC panel-body truck, 125 chickens,
hogs and COWS, small orchard; entire farm
well fenced and cross fenced. For quick
sale by owner, $3.50 per acre or will con-
slider trade on small commercial building,
south OF Dupont Circle and west of 18th St.
A DEsIRABLE FREDERICK COUNTY lime
stone farm, miles south of Frederick,
Md; priced for quick sale; 1872 acres. i'm
proved with large brick, 10-rm. dwelling
and 3-story, 6-rm. frame tenant house,
11o-ft: :x50-ft. barn and complete set of
outbuildings; in good repair; land in high
state. of cultivation with 55 acres in
alfalfa; new hard road into farm; possess
sion March 1 Phone R. S. BALENGER,
Harpers Ferry wv. Va0 2404 or PL. 1916,
Baltimore, Md, or write R. S. BALENGER,
P: Q. Box 81, Millville. Jefferson County,
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OFFICES WANTED.

EXPANDING nationally known company
urgently needs suite of . or more rooms,
only best location considered; highest rent
oaid Call DI. 45S3
$500 TO 5000 SQUARE FEET modern
office space, vicinity 18th and sts.,
wanted for headquarters of permanently
established, Nation wide business house
VIII also consider renting entire small
building. Occupancy required April. May
or June. Box 454-B. Star. Is.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COLORED desires to buy or 3 acres in
Md, prefers near water. suitable for
garden and chickens, with or without house.
Box 22S-D, Star. 1Ss
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Half of the total resources of the
United States are now being devoted
to waging war. Since Pearl Harbor
war expenditures have amounted to
about S20S.000, ,O00,O 900. More War
Bond money is needed.
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,35 de luxe coupe; radio and
USED CAR SALE.

Al Mercury sedan-coupe, heater
Al Buick Roadmaster sedan. heater
> IL Stuoebaker "6' Commander sedan
and h.
'3S Buick 7-pass. sedan. r. and h.
Al Buick Century sedan. r and h
Al Packard ''6" sedan r. and h. overdrive
q oldsmobile sedanette. r and h.
a Dodge sedan. fluid drive. snd
40 Packard "6'' club coupe r and h
40 La Sale club coupe. r. and h.
40 La Sale 80" SD. sedan, r. and h.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan
40 Oldsmobile "6' sedan. T. and b,
40 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and overdrive
~ Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe., r. and h
80 La Sale sedan. and h.
'38 Ford de luxe Fordor sedan, r. and h
Station Wagons:
40 Chevrolet sp. d. /. station wagon.
Many others in stock. HYATTSVIILE
BUICK CO., WA ALL
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STORES WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE, warehouse, bldg. or garage wanted
-2,o00.-5,0o SO. #. space. Will rent as
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FRED ]. RICE, Attorney,
Investment Ruitdinr

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
United Hodna States for the DstTict Of G2lam
Altman. as Guardian D'e Of the Estate 81 =.
Daniel Altman. Minors, Plaintiff. VS.. F.
Daniel Altman and Harriet E: Altman:
ship No; 9312.-oRDER NIsI FOR SALE:
The Guardian Of the estate of F. Daniel
having reported that she has sold Lots SO
PsSk kRoga Ro % S9e il e4S Se se sos and n o sSs
bia, to Howard Nordlinger for the sum of
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (sl4.ooo:ool,
ia pos SsSan payable ssSeR o William HAM
NJ. Throckmorton, real estate agent, and
subject to the terms Of sale, set forth in
this 14th day Of February. 1915: AD-
JUDGED. ORDERED AND DEcREED, that
to the coTary abe be or s
fore the ist day of March, is45. provided
e e, COPY & Of this order be published once in
The Evening Star newspaper at att least se ten En-
JAS " MoRR1s. Justice. consent: itATd PETER Ter
true COPY Attest THoHs 1a ts.e scAIIEY lsIHs,
Deputy REGISTER of wills for the District Of
c0lum0i aARRY dsEk Of psHY hs psssass as4ne, Court
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
SfssS fPT obass as RsEet Ct eGqTsa II Rosa
M. Busey Deceased.-No. 63, $3.50, Admin
istration Docket 135.-Application having
been made herein for. probate Of the last
viii and testament OF said deceased, and
Eta Busey Jones and Lola Busey Brownley
1t is ordered this 14th day of February
AID. 1945, that Ella B. Johnston, and ali
others concerned, appear in said Court on
Monday, the 26th day of March, AID. I945,
at 1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and 1.-THE
Evening STAR once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day Witness, the Honorable JENNINGS
BAILEY, Senior Associate Justice of said
Court. this. 14th day of February, AID
1945. tSeal) Attest: THOMAS c. SEAL
Icy, Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
Court 4,mh3,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1884 INTERNATIoNALs ca; / with 5-ton
coal body; / with 2-ton coal body; I with
out body. Call MIR. GILHOOL, DE. O1S0.
wheelbase, canvas top; make offer. No.
20 o ST. Sc. FIR. 1171.
TRUCK, 11a ton, panel
body; good tires and good condition
throughout. See Mr.. Hicks. EXIDE SERV-
ICE STATION, FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Is.
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Points for Parents
feeling security
Government WeH in their home, giueS them.
This i
Children need

Daughter-Betty's father has come
home. Why can't daddy come?
Mother-The first job of the Army
is to win the war, and they will be
as fair as they can in sending men
home.
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LOTS WANTED

VACANT LOT, suitable for four-family
apartment: prefer ne. or se. sections.
IoT M COMMERCIAL ZONE; prefer Sill
yer Spring area. Call AID. 5712.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
tor catalogue Box II, Mayo. A. A. Co.. Nd
BROOM COTTAGE. furnished, 200 IT,
from beach, Chesapeake Bay. Quick sale,
total price, 81 900 cash. DE. 5000.
WANT TO BUY waterfront shore cottage
convenient to Washington, will consider
renting. Box 249-D, Star 1Ss
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

BUILDING, warehouse or garage from
as Isl central NV locati NO 1877
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TRAILERS WANTED

TRAILER, luggage, good tires, closed,
AUTO TRAILER wanted, Is #; must be
in good condition. ia. 05S9.
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NATHAN RUBEY, Attorney,

Filed FEB. Z, 1o45, Charles E. Stewart,
CLERK.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia.-Iva B. Bettman, Plaintiff, VS.. Wal
ter T. Bettman, Defendant.-Civil Action
No. 27015.-The object of this suit is to
obtain an absolute divorce from the de-
@denda1t @ Walter T: Bettman, on the
consecutive years without cohabitation
On motion of the plaintiff, it is this 9TH
day Of February, 1945, ordered that the
defendant Walter T. Bettman cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of SUM-
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order. otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vided, a copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day.
fso MATTHEW F.. MCGUIRE. Justice.
Clerk By ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy
Clerk fe10.1T24
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FARMS WANTED,
MONEY TO LOAN.

CASH FOR FARMS in nearby Md. Call
or write o. L. MURDOCH, Kensington,
Mo, kensington $50.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Large dry basement to be
used for storage Call RA 1916
ton, SO G st. NV. For information call
Monday. DI. 0017. See Mr.. POWELL.
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLAC
Not This

Son-I don't think it's fair to let
other men come home and keep dad
in the Army.
Mother-I don't, either-but that's
the way it goes. Men who have
some pull get out.
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1 OR CAR GARAGE in vicinity Of 9th
GARAGE, 'i suitable m for So' a three oton soha
trucks, or 3 single garages, vicinity 3rd and
H sts;, NV; R. S. MILLER. sos 3rd ST.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WOULD LIKE TO HAVE some food broke
TO snare Office and secretary in SouthWes
market area Box 4l0-A Star
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE with eIec
tricity; ideal for machine. radio or cleo
trician's shop. b65 14th- st sc 1Ss
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN CORNER-Plans available
now, to remodel into one. or. more stores;
rant or mercantile business. JEROME s,
MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV RE 246O.
and children's wear; out
lying neighborhood; very profitable; owner
going to Florida; other interest. Box
21-D, Star.
1747 CONN. AvE.-First-foor corner store
approx. 1000 So. it,, with balcony con-
tanning over 500 So. it.: basement space;
heat and hot water Included; available
March 1st; $3.50 can be Subdivded Call
Mr: Scott, DE. $500, RANDALL H. HAG-
NER g. co
Evening star., 1945-02-17

DISTRICT, co3RT So3 st OF NY THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate. Court-No. 64 sol, Ad-
ministration.-Thisis is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from. the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia, Letters of Ad-
Hohouser, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the same with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 9th day of February. AID. 1916;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 9th day of February. 1945.
MINNIE HOHOUSER. 5O02 9TH Place NV.
(Seal) Attest: THOMAS C. SCAILEY.
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE TRAflERS.

AER0PLANE for sale-Army model, L-4-E
Piper Trainer. Phone Falls Church 2024- j
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Remove one. letter from each word and
rearrange to sspell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. If you have
"Lettered-out correctly it's to stick
around.
Evening star., 1945-02-17

{? GOO SO. FIT, lot I35x150: Laurel, Nd.
has electricity and running water; price,
81 600. Eve. or Sun. phone Mrs Coeswell.
RealtOr MA 0Th2 " ''
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PROPERTY WANTED,
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

l HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
HERNANDEZ, 1107 Eye st. NV. DI. S6S1.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE SPACE, 1000 to 1000
square @ feet, Write the WALCoTT-TAY-
Washington 6, D. c., attention B. L.
Roberts. or phone Metropolitan 5S46
100 TO 5000 So. FIT, 2nd commercial
mediate POSSESSION. Phone FIR. 6091.
Evening star., 1945-02-17

AvIS, AUBURN. Buick, Cadillac, Chevro-
let, Chrysler. Dodge, Ford. De Soto,
La Sale, Nash, Oldsmobile, Packard.
plymouth, Pontiac, Studebaker and Willys.
Only the best price. JACK PRY MOTORS,
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

T. Sgt. Edward James Reeves. 49,
Navigator 1st Glass Arthur Leslie
Reeves, %; and Walter Gerald
Reeves, 19, Navy Cadet; are sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed j. Reeves Sr., of
Long Beach, Calf, formerly of No
gales, and grandsons of the late Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Peck, NogaleS pi
oneerS.
They were born in Arizona, the
two older boys at ia Mix street,
Nogales, and Walter Gerald at
Hayden.
Edward James, VINO is in the Army
Air Forces at Keesler Field, Miss,
was inducted October II, 1912. Ar
thur Leslies Navy, now in the Okin-
ava theater of operations, was in
Quoted Aug. IL, 1912, and Walter
Gerald, now at Sampson, N. Y, en-
tered the Navy June 3, 1943. The
latter was a student of the Viz
Navy program, Missouri Valley Col
lege, Marshall, Mo-, and also at
tended the midshipman school al
ASbury, NY.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Letter Tells Of
Death Of
Donald Owen

Donald Owen of Chula Vista,
Calf. formerly of Nogales, recently
passed away, according to the fol-
lowing letter received Sunday by
this paper from Mrs. Warren Corley
of Chula Vista, also former No
gales resident:
Under separate cover am sending
you a marked copy of the Chula
Vista Star with the news Of Donald
Owens death. You remember his
father. Ira Owen, was with the i'm
migration service in Nogales for
many years There is also a short
article wrote about the Max Keyte
family who have recently located in
this area. + have now been working
for the Star for good many weeks
as a reporter"
The copy Of the Star referred to
in Mrs. Corley's. letter has never
been received by this paper, there
fore, details of Donald Owens death
are unknown here. It is understood
the young man was an Army Air
Forces pilot
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

william B. Titconb, 18, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Titcomb
enlisted in the Navy and was in
Quoted on Dec. 18, 1914 He is now
a hospital apprentice 2/c stationed
at Oakland Calf. He was born in
Nogales Dec. 80. 1926, and is a
brother of Miss Peggy Titcomb
cadet nurse; Edward A. Titcomb
Jr,, Navy radio mate SIC; and
James Robert Titcomb, Nogales
High School student. Last fall
William B. Titcomb was a football
star at Nogales High School, Of
which he is a graduate.
Trinidad E. Silva, %, Army cor
poral, was inducted in February
1912, and is now in Germany. He is
a son of Mrs. Felipa Silva ano
brother of Maria, OIelia, Sarah
Paul, Rosario, and Frank Jesus Sill
va. Rosario is in the armed forces
and Frank some time ago received
discharge from the armed forces
Trinidad E. Silva was born at Glen
dale, Ariz., Sept. /, 1922.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

month Of passenger movement it
will require 24,500 Pullman cars,
II 1885 coaches and 6375 baggage
cars. This will tax to the utmost
the rail facilities of the nation, and
especially those over which the West
Coast ports of embarkation are SER
Weed" the Corps said in a sum-
mary of problems connected with
redeploying 100000 troops before
next May.
More Cars On Way
The Corps already has 1900 triple
deck troop sleepers and $50 kitchen
cars Beginning in August, it will
receive the first of 1900 more sleep
ers and 400 kitchen cars.
The pressure of redeployment will
be so great, the Army said, that the
port of New York will average about
5000 soldiers arriving daily for the
IL months ending next May. Bos-
ton and Hampton Roads will aver
age dpOuC 1oVU Ody.
About $4,000 men a month will be
returned from Europe by air.
The announcement reported for
the first time detailed figures for
the eastern and Gulf ports which
handled the outbound flow of men
and materiel to the European fronts
between Pearl Harbor and the end
of last April.
Through the port of New York
moved 3,155,578 troops and 35,511,-
28S tons of cargo.
Boston embarked 1925 troops
and S,437 ,081 tons.
Hampton Roads dispatched 721,-
ITS troops and 11,245, ,O44 tons of
cargo.
New Orleans put 158, ,223 men and
5,0O8,273 tons of cargo aboard ships
Charleston, SC, sent 2,648, 500
tons of cargo overseas. This port
was used only on special occasions
for personnel, embarking only 80, 1863
troops.
The Philadelphia Cargo Port of
Elnbarkation, a subsidiary of the
New York port, handled 4,885 ,457
tons. Baltimore, cargo port oper-
ated in connection with Hampton
Roads, shipped 5,254,94 tons.
Ships Converted
The Army expects to use about
$40 ships to bring troops back from
Europe, compared with 287 used in
outbound service. Of the total, SO
will be American, three British
the big Queen Mary and Queen
Elizabeth and the Aquitania-and
BIT converted cargo ships of the
Victory and Liberty classes.
The peak month for the movement
of troops out Of Europe will be Au-
gust, when about 400, 900 men will
sail from ports in that area.
Although the peak month for
troop movement in this country will
occur in December, the Army esti-
mates that the top load for freigh:
will not be reached until next April
At that time, 1t is estimated, more
than 11,000, 900 tons of cargo will be
handled by rail, highway and inland
waterway.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Holiday Toll OF
800 Forecast By
Safety Council

CHICAGO, June 28-The nation
must expect a Fourth Of July ac-
cident death toll this year of almost
30O-unless Americans really want
to do something about it.
The National Safety Council
made that statement today in seek
ing to enlist every American in a
united effort to cut down the usual
huge holiday accident toll-poten-
TALLY greater this year because of
increased gas rations.
IF America doesn't go to a little
extra trouble to prevent these holi-
day accidents" the Council said.
scores of men, women and children
will be killed in traffic. Others will
be drowned. Still others will be
burned to death, or killed in falls
Some will die Of over-exertion or
over-exposure to sun.
This huge holiday accident toll
is not inevitable. 1t can be. reduced
to the extent that the people OF
America want it reduced. All that
is needed is extra care, common
sense and courtesy"
One hundred and thirty national
organizations have joined with the
Council in a united effort to prevent
this waste of manpower, material
and time needed to speed victory
over Japan.
The Council pointed out that the
anticipated holiday death toll Of
almost 300 is not prediction, but
is based on the average accident
fatality totals for similar holidays
in previous years
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
81 Ordered
For Pre-Induction

Heaviest call in many months was
received by the local draft board
Friday, 81 men being ordered to 60
to Phoenix for pre-induction into
the armed forces.
The men will leave here in. two
groups, the first on July 9Th and
second a week later.
Leaving on the 9Th are Otto Nah
low, L. v. Soto, Pablo Coblentz,
Jose Santana, Roberto Rada, Angel
Hernandez, Humberto Urbina, FL
dencio Encinas, Plato Versus, Ra-
mon Madril, Ellis Foster Upchurch,
Jose Alfonso Madero, Rafael Con-
treras Soto, Salvador Martinez Pa
checo, Jose Sanchez Encinas, Ra-
miro Hernandez Ybarra, Eduardo
Castro.
Manuel Rosas Perez, Remberto
M. Martinez, Manuel Valenzuela
Moreno, Manuel Valenzuela, Man
uel Samuel Moore, Roberto Busilio
Mankel, Gilberto Estrada, Carlos B.
Santa Cruz, Jose Trinidad; Francisco
Rivera Romero, Roberto Monroy
CASTILLO, Kenneth Martin, Jesus
Pena DiaZ, and Jose Miguel Rodri
gueZ.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

Jose A. Felix
Awarded
Combat Badge

BACOLOD, NEGROS, P.I., June
28-Pfc Jose A. Felix, %, brother
of Miss Socorro Felix, Nogales,
Ariz., has recently been awarded the
combat medical badge in the Philip
pines campaign with the 40th In
fantry Division.
Pfc. Felix, an ambulance driver in
the 115th Medical Battalion. won
the award for performance of duty
in conjunction with units under
enemy fire. The badge is author
lied only for those medical soldiers
who, according to the War Depart
ment eligibility ruling, daily share
with the infantry the hazards and
hardshipS of combat"
A graduate Of Nogales High
School, Pfc. Felix has taken part in
the landings at Lingayen, Panay,
and Negros, and has also seen ser
vice in Hawaii, Guadalcanal, and
New Britain, for total of "a
months overseas.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

Today is inaugural day for r. G.
(Buck) Blabon of Patagonia.
He will be inducted at the regular
weekly Rotary Club luncheon today
noon as its president for the year
beginning July /, 1945, succeeding
Lou Diehl, who was president the
past year.
Mr.. Blabon was born at Monter-
rey, Calf, March 13, 1890, and
came to Arizona in August 1914 to
play winter league baseball at Bis
bee. On the train to Arizona he
met Frank Power, owner Of the
Worlds Fair Mine and before arriv-
ing at Tucson, Power had talked
Blabon into locating at Patagonia.
Arriving in Patagonia he became
master mechanic at the World S
Fair Mine and also the Three R
Mine. He established the first gar
age at Patagonia in the latter part
Of 1915 in the Patagonia Ice & Light
Plant, then owned by the late Chris
Wilson.
He is member of the Masonic
Lodge and the Patagonia Union
High School Board.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
American Legion
Elects Officers

At the regular monthly meeting
of Ridge-Igo Post No. %, American
Legion. Saturday night, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve
for the year beginning in July:
Commander, Arthur G. Valen-
zuela 1st Vice Commander, Pete r.
Loya; End Vice Commander, Jesus
Partida; Finance Officer, Frank B.
Carroon; Historian, William D. Col
lier; Chaplain, John B. McClung;
Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Amado.
Executive Committee; A. C. Reid,
j. NJ Soto, Louis E. Diehl, Leroy
Schilling and DR.. G. L. Harker.
Service Officer, James Martini;
Adjutant, Warren r. Sudduth:
These officers will be installed at
the next regular meeting in July at
session to be held in Patagonia