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Nogales international., 1945-11-23

Plaintiff,
FRANK SCHOBLE and JANE
DOE SCHOBLE, his wife on
January "a, 1927; JOSEPHINE
c. SCHOBLE; FRANK SCHO-
BILE g. COMPANY, corpora
ton; JENNIE N. BOUIDIN and
JAMES E. BOULDIN, wife and
husband; HELEN BOULDIN
BRANSF'ORD and WALLACE 8.
BRANSFORD, wife and hus-
band; and if any of said defen-
dants be deceased, then the un-
known heirs of such deceased
defendant or defendants; G.
MIGNARDOT, as Treasurer and
Ex-officio Tax Collector of
Santa Cruz County, Arizona;
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, a
body polite and corporate; and
STATE OF ARIZONA,
Defendants.
No. 3739
SUM ONS
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above, named defendants,
FRANK SCHOBLE and JANE DOE
SCHOBLE, his wife on January "a,
1927; JOSEPHINE G. SCHOBLE;
FRANK SCHOBLE & COMPANY
a corporation; JENNIE N. BOUL-
DIN and JAMES e. BOULDIN, wife
and husband; HELEN BOULDIN
BRANSFORD and. WALLACE S.
BRANSFORD, wife and husband;
and if any Of said defendants be
deceased, then the unknown heirs
of such deceased defendant or de-
PENDANTS; G. MIGNARDOT, as
Treasurer and Ex-officio Tax Col
lector of Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona; SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, a
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 TWEEN
TY DAYS, exclusive Of the day of
service, after service of this sum-
mons upon you if served within the
State of Arizona, or within THIRTY
DAYS, exclusive of the day of ser
vice if served without the State of
Arizona, and you are hereby notified
that in case you fail so to do, judg-
ment by default will be rendered
against you for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is James v. Robins,
212 Trust Building, Nogales, Arizona.
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 21st day
of November, 1945.
DOROTHY TTTCOMB,
Clerk
(SEAL)
pub. Nov. %, 80, Dec. 7, IA, 1945)
Nogales international., 1945-11-23

Mountain View Subdivision Reid for Lots 1913
Subdivision Marie I1udgn for Lots c. F. and sub of Lot
Nogaes and
Arizona Emma Shields for part
Subdivision; K Cumming
K Addition Lots S5-6-7-8-9-1o
II and H. Block D. sparg Heights and Lots and Block saru
Heights inclusive Block A.
IL and 49, all Block E. all in sparg Heights and all Block ster
Western Subdivision
Elliott D. Saunders, AC. Reid
and Marie Hun accepted The rest Of the above bids were
rejected.
following persons allowed Anna
tune Carmen vas cuadalpe R. odom and Laura L. valenuea
year
before Board mining
are necessary in her
Upon Motion Louis Eaada seconded Alb sorre and
interest penalties
for erroneous exemption
ed Fred M. Allen 1875 Western Subdivision
Upon Motion seconded sorrels
d the Treasurer instructed to the personal property
et $1,000 from the Lot Block North Morley Ave
ment.
The Board extended the present rent of per month on the
Airport
The Board the the
Court and for the Arizona
Court Reporter.
Supervisors approved
Arizona providing
within
County Attorney
a
adjoining Block115 Northern Addition westerly
Iof said lot
April
for part Addition.
before
tine they recessed 18th, 1945.
ATTEST
VIM G. sINGONTON R.T. FRAZIER
Clerk Chairman
Supervisors.
Arizona, October
The Board recessed meeting
1915 Present:
ellis meraher simonton Clerk.
Upon Motion seconded by Alb Sorre
Treasurer instructed the
from ooo of Doris Oesng
e45 or oceount a clerical
The exemption Harry Brnswcker allowed
943 1914 exemptions
Manuela A. Eaciso r.
The notary
945
Motion l.
Treasurer the
the improvements Lot A Of Block
no improvements the
being before the
time they adjourned 5th 1945
ATTEST
VIM. SINHONTON IT Jr
Clerk Chairman
Nogales international., 1945-11-23
HERE FOR BANQUET

Fred Valenzuela, Sasabe; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Best, Lochiel; Michael
Behan and Hans Echols, Naco, were
here Monday night for the customs
banquet at the Cavern given in
honor of Alfred j. Taylor, who left
Tuesday for his new post at Ell Paso
Nogales international., 1945-11-23

Raoul Eames and Jeff Jones left
Friday on a trip to San Diego and
Los Angeles. Eames plans to locate
in southern California.
Nogales international., 1945-11-23

FIRST BAPTIST CEURCF
Sunday Bible school, for all ages,
o:45 am.
Morning Worship Service, II am.
Young Peoples Meeting, I pm.
Special program for all ages.
Nogales international., 1945-11-23
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Masses, Sundays, at 6, 2, $3.50 and
10.
Rosary 1880 pm.
Week day masses at 8, 2 and 8.
Nogales international., 1945-11-23

Over at Thistle Ridge they're
always boasting about their To-
cal heroes--ancestors in the Rev.
olutionary War, congressman,
and an artist with pictures in the
Metropolitan Museum.
Well, we've got our local he
roes, tOo...
There was old Doe Turner,
who fought for years against the
intolerance and bigOtry that
kept children from being vacci-
mated in our county.
And Deacon Follensby, who
fought for free pews in the
churches; Jess Hackney, who
Nogales international., 1945-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ
BACA FLOAT RANCH, INC,
a Corporation,
Plaintiff,
Nogales international., 1945-11-23
From where | sit .M Joe Marsh
Advertisement
Our Town
has heroes, too

campaigned for teaching hon.
est history in schools; Wedd
Towers, who fought the en-
croachment of Prohibition in
our county and persuaded folks
they wanted tolerance and mod
Grafton in place of a return to
lawleSSneSS.
You won't find monuments to
these folks. But from where i
sit, they're heroes i'm a cause
that's pretty sacred in our town:
the cause of freedom, tolerance,
and human dignity.
&e M~4<
. SIDNEY \. NOEuR. ARIZONA STATE DlREcTOg
Nogales international., 1945-11-23

g le45. UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION
SUITE OIL, TITLE & TRUST BUILDING
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Z. VIZ HUM NKl bFINWfDID
open Mon. Fri. Sat nighu ull g
DINING ROOM SET
DUNCAN.PHYFE
10 pieces consisting OF 4oNs4 fas
table 66' buffet cabinet server .
chairs. This SET Is IN perfect condition
No Junk Not scratch on ~ No
dealers Private sale i2i2 Sixteenth
street corner Howard
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

HOUSE RAISING. repostins, Easements.
;srm. cusI % vopt or 'S,insn SA soso 90 On % sfda nA
HOUSE RAISING. rePos,inE. black DIRT;
dump truck service CL 1857
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
MISUNDERSTANDING


Al Dec painting. psperhAnginF Ray
Young. 1913 W Forest. II 2-3272
Al PAINTING snd Decoratiag free
estimates work guar CH si06
Al PAINTING. psperhsnfinr wall
washing Immediate service. LIZ +9is.
Al psNerhanginE. KslSomining paint
ms paper removing. anytime IL zorro
Al EXPERIENCING. painting rooms
ps pered $3.50 up inc. matrl PL $3.50.
q BETTER painting and paperinE job
by mechanics references LE 3les
A BETTER paint Job spraying paper
hanging. plaStering sanding paper re-
moving. guar Reas DA SAT-
ALL work FuAr pain;inr psperhsng-
ing plAs'erine prompt. ress no 6e64
CARDINAL Painters complete decors.
ttons reas for estimate. TR i-sOiS.
IMMEDIATE painting psPcrhsnginE
work gusr.. free estima,es no vo4s.
INTERIOR Psinuhg all w9rs Suarsn-
'eed reasonable w $3.50
INTERIOR pain.ing wall Washing win
dos caulking. CT 5os3
PAINTING, decorating. Interior exterior
Paramount Paint Co Ofiice phone Ia
s9os residence. We 7-7sl4
exterior TY 7-a77e. Free estimates
PAINTlSC. Decorating wall washing
vorkmanShip guaranteed. TO s-6333
WALLPAPER removing plaster repairs
moor sanding We rent steamers. togr
AnderS poiishers sdders etc
A c JOHSSOS-HO. o2si
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
UpHoLsrERINc. pRApERIEs

REUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS ~
TIE DETROIT TIMES SUBSCRIBE
TO THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS
REUPHOi.STERY SERVICE SHALL ~
CLUDE STRIPPING TO BARE FRAME
SPRINGS RETIED Pr MES RE-
PAIRED kNO PAR rs REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY
Al UPHOlSTERfNC. repairing woik
guar. free est. Belcrest unh- ~ t-22l7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Furniture. Household Goods

A BARGAIN tnnersprinE mattresses
Any sire Samples SIT. Mitchell Furni-
ture co 1000 GrAfiot
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Lok-Tite Combinations
TILE AND WALL TILE

Al TILE work neu ana !epaiung
tree estimates. Call ~ 2Ss1
J 4 i,ie bath and kitchen repalrco
snd remodeled OIL o6e9 " i2ll
SANTi TILE co Bathroom no
Kitchens; guar work. AR 1917
TILE your bathroom and kitchen vfh
genuine tile. new and -epair W1rk
a rESOLIN TILE co yer e-lo90
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
PLuMBNG-SEwER SERVICE

Al SINKS cleaned. s4 Electric sewer
service. "a hr We 7-3lTS. US 2-26S4
Al work on all sewers. drains and
sinks cleaned electrically. IS 20 SIS.
Any time, anywhere. re 2-235o.
A RETURNED vet licensed master. re-
pairs alterations electric sewer clean
ing TIE l-5454 any time
ABBOTT SeweI Service Cleaned cleo
trically. AL hours and sunday NS6 10
SIS. Free Est Guaranteed. TY 7-7e6s.
ALL SEWERS and sinks electrically
cleaned boilers installed. TY 7-5ilo.
PLUMBlNG--Air drains. pipes. sewers
cleaned q electrically. quick service. all
fixtures for sale. FL. SeS5. TO 6-131s.
PLUMBING, ALL KINDS OF HEAT
ING REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, BATH
ROOMS TERMS. TO s-5o35.
PLUMBING AND HEATING REPAIRS
Sewers. Drains Cleaned Electrically.
DAYS Tw l-e465 NIGHTS. TN 2-o62s
PLUMB. NO DIGGING - NO MESS
Sewers. drains electrically cleaned, IS
years exp oR 244s TO s-7sso
PLUMBING repairs and complete In
stsllstions. ~ svsrtt. IN s-ess4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
WEARING APPAREL
RUMMAGE SALE

Mems ard ladics' winter coats suits.
dresses. snow xuits. c1iidren'S clothing.
shoes. Daily. 2 20 ., sunday, 1913.
lOd2f Grand River
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Cleaning Walls, Shades. Etc.

WALL wAsHISc-2O years erperienr 2.
paper and kalspmine cleanrf shlte
wcfkmen DI 43S3
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
PLASrERING

PLAS1EhINC
AA-i PLASTERING. Ceilings, Arcnes
and patchwork reasonable. TR i.220g
Al PLAsTERING - Patch work spe-
ciAiis, Temod TY 7234a. OF ZOO
Al PLAsTERlSC. srches. covcs s,stch-
iDg work guaranteed. MA 5000.
Al PLAsTERING - Ceilings. s;chinr
all kinds work guar ress. DA AIS.
Al PLASTERINC. repairs specialist ma
ierisi furn. prompi service TY A-l7Os.
BETTER repair jobs All kinds Prompt
service Guaranteed work Ia 4222
MASTER PLASTERER lsther. ceilings.
arches repair or new jobs CH o6S3.
PLASTERING. repairs. alter no loo
too small. large Gil 3lee. TO $4,000
PlAsTERfSC-Expe men,, coves.
arches ceilings AT kinds Fl 1870
PLAsTERISC, hig and small JOBS, top
service ~ il7s.
REPAIR specialist arches ceilings.
patching. quality work TW 1858.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Repaired in Your Home!

Springs chairs. sofas reliable guar,
very reasonable Dh 2ss3.
RESTYLE. reupholsier rcsdy-msde and
cus'om-huilt. living rn. suite - 542O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Woshino Mochine Repoi,ino

Al WASHING machine. vacuum re-
pairing picked up anc delivered Cur
ran a Clark 64s3 " Fort VI i-2S2S.
WASHERS. all makes repaired rebuilt.
guaranteed free estim. = LE 56ss
WASHERS vacuums repaired 24-hour
service Free estimates CL 2io9
WASHING machines repaired ~ your
home or nv shop. TY S-204s
We REPAIR all makes shorty's Washer
Serv 77sS Hamilton TN i.7272.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
FARMs s LANDS FOR SALE

A COMPLETE list state lands 81
acre up List rs cents Michigan Tax
service Bureau s33 Majestic Bldg
AT LEXINGTON. Mich Farms lake
'rontage business prop AIRPORT
REALTY co. 1870 Chelsea. PR 1890
FOR sALE-So-acrs modern farm. run
ming water elcctrci,y fully stocked
Modern equipment. some new. such as
Jorr Deeg tractor haylcadet etc. Sell
ing because ~ Illness, miles from
Cheboygau Mich on main highway
VIM Ruklinski Route q. BOX i95.
cheboyRan Mich
FREE o6-pg summer caiAlog. farm
bsrrsins Midwest states Manv
equipped state location desired United
Farm Agency. 7-DT Saith Dearborn
Chicago 8 IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
FARMS & LANDS ron SALE

WHITE COLLAR MEN
Here Is your ohancp. Victory gardens
ana hemesites Well Ie4tricied. SALE
on today from "a Beautiful location
and very good garden soil. ASK for Mr.
MtIsht al southeast corner LA1ntr and
and raise something 10 eat next winter.
We will have 70 feed Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
RESORTS FOR RENT
RESORTS ron SALE

MODERN cottage, and cabins new
clean. for rent on beautiful Black Lake
Write, or phone 32s4 Charles Nschell
Onkvkv Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

srRoUT CArALoGi
Bigger than ever l32 pages-l ass
bargains Pictures galore You can
choose your country home liitie farm.
money-maSing big Tancn. grove, orchard.
auto court etc ETC. from the out
standing values Ve have on sdle Many
Include equipment This BLUE book COW
eTs IS states from Maine 20 Wisconsin
FLORIDA and west 70 California Oregon
and Washington MAfLEb, FREE TELL
US what YOU wAni--where2 When Price
Terms We WI Try 20 sete you GAS.
TIME, MONEY
when In Doubt Desl with s,roul
Same MANAGEMENT since 1900
STROrT REALTY
eo5-AB Fox BIDS Detroit l-CA a3od
oihces Coast 70 Coast
80 ACRES and s-rc~m pSeeln home
tsrnN tractor chickens 2 COWS 3 heif-
crs. berries, grspet near Telegraph and
West roads SlioO or $4,000 With
0nc-haf down
CHARLfs CRossMAN-Ho s444
so ACREs-6O acres improved. build
inrs 81 aces unimpro,ed 5000 cash
a7sS-24 = miles moth ~ Laperr
Z. IL. Dunton, Colgmoiayllle, kica.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
rOIOprn-vArANTI
BUNGALOWS ron SALE
Appoi fNr Avy

APPOLfNE AVE.
NEAR CORNER rENkELL-MEYERs RD.
s-room face brick with breakfasi nook,
one extra room up. fenced yard avn
trHs. sse. owner Leaving city
QUICK SALE 81 $50
S,ne OF our 500 rood buys KRAFT A.
/oek, Realtors. 1850 Fenkell, a, steel.
I'm s-<Ss4
AlPCAIN-s Mne-van Dyke SECTION 5
rooms. bs'h yesTs old. attic lots
on\ corner low tax. only s+.SoO.
terms -
IRWIN RiGHT 4 HINES NC
14os4 Crstiot pi sAI5
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

FOR FREE LIST OF lake region fsrmS.
summer resorts, lAkekhOTe tracts. lotf,
cottages eHe- rr1cv~t-rrr f1rru rUFtrrtf
with prices and terms, write Central
Alnheso,s Land Company. jenkins
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
YpsiIanti Estate

Located s2oo cecaet Rd. between Ann
Arbor and TpsilAnti Open sun. Ia 20
. p n. e-Tm- southern colonial, sS
acres. part wooded stream through
property; heated by oil. Spacious livru-
With marble fireplace. library. spacious
Kitchen with tile walls bscrfns. have
adjoining ssthrms. Large recreation
rn With taT adjoining lpunginF room
with stone fireplace, Maids quarters
Grounds beautifully lanescApcc AL
fenced Drive 20 residence paved from
highgAy With nice iErTe trees on both
sidet % driveway LsTze barbecue ard
fireplace on rrovaos This property
highly restricted One of the exclusive
sftztes on Ceecss re Ssiesmen or
grounds Slndsys
RUSSELL. Z. LkvGLoIs
FRANK J. RfEGAL
DE ssoo--5050 CT ee5o-53oo
7-ROOM r,odernized farmhouse with
acres. West OF southneic Road or
IL Nile Road VIII take IN trade
JUDSOS BRADWkY co Rk e7oO
10 kCPES-I.srEe home barn. chicken
coop, good IorAtion 500 fruit trees
500 bearing ti2 500 down
- ACRES. s.roofr home hne location
Grand River double garaFe. shrubbefy
f0yers 'imbtr iuueclA.G- n1E2a&-i--s--
xIg -ooO-L5 down. Phone Worthwhile
40 sunday ass 2 Smith
4-RoOM BRICK -SIDFD HoNE-ERirs
So-f iot close 70 " warren Owner
leaving state Priced for QUICK sale.
AeFARLANE BROS
9ssIs Word Road. a. Middle Belt
DE fas0-DF 2SqO
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
HOWELL
rIrrD STONE HOME

FIELD STONE HOME
A beautiful held stone home consisting
of : rooms fireplace hot air furnace
oil nred 2 complete baths hardwood
floors etc This home Is located on a
hill with a commanding view FOR many
miles There are i46 acres with so
acres wooded. also new hlp-ro0f base
meni barn and = lis; ~ farm tools. In
ciualng tractor Price $4,000.
as6-ACRE FARM
This Is an unusual otter 3ss acres Tor
SsIsi an acre LARGE hiproo' base
meni barn neV siin and old farm typo
home Land Is level and productive
You cannot miss when you buy good
land for this price
ABSOLUTELY PRIVATE LAKE
small farm with 2-acre private lake
springfield and privately stocked with
rainbow German brown and brook trout
Log cabin modern some woods also
fruit and berries some stock. a real
bargain AZ $50 600
10 ACRES on GRAND RIVER
Long frontage on uS-l6 with q GOOD
home all modern Improvements and a
large poultry hoUse Price $40 600
L n CRANDALL
tOpposie HoWen TheAterl
322 Grand River Howell Mich
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
POWDER MAGAZINE IN PATH OF FIRE
No Damage Results as Bremen Battle Stubborn
 Brush Blaze

Flames from a brisk brush fire yesterday afternoon Tapped at a fireproof brick powder magazine in the Scott road area near the Pros- pect line.
 It. Joseph Rice of Eng. 5, and Capt. Andrew A. OLeary said the powder magazine is owned by Charles Templeton, local hardware dealer, and is stocked with sticks of dynamite, but no percussion caps are stored in the building.
 The Scott road fire burned off about 20 acres before it was brought under control. The blaze brought the total of brush fires fought by firemen duirng the last three days up to 58.
 Carelessness, the annual spring cleanup of brush and the dry con- dition of the forests were given as reasons for the large numbers. The danger in burning brush, it was pointed out by Fire Department of- ficiAls, is in flying sparks which may start 8 fire several thousand yards away from the original fire.
 Residents should get a permit from the Fire Department before they burn any brush. Brush should not be burned in any area where gasoline tanks, explosives, or other highly inflammable materials ol buildings are located.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
Extension Of Red Cross War Fund Drive Decided
Total Contributions to Date Only SI6O 1000; Rally To-
 day May Reduce Deficit of $55,OOO

Total returns in the Red Cross War fund drive reached $l6O. 900, today, Thomas F. Moore, treasurer, announced today. With contributions to the campaign $55.000 below the quota set for this area, the cam paign will be continued through next week, it was learned.
 A five-hour rally, beginning at 12:30 today at Victory house is not expected to be postponed because of indictment weather. Two jeeps from Bradley field will be available for a dollar a ride, and four members of the Women's Army corps and an officer will assist Red Cross officials. Proceeds will go to the Red Cross drive. Children will be charged a nomnial fee for a ride in the jeepS
 Yesterday the Lux Manufacturing Clock Co.,, doubled it's corporate SUD- Scription, while employees, averting over g per person, made returns of e1,190.75.
 Volunteer campaign workers at the Lux Clock Manufacturing Go. were William Cahill, chairman, Phil omena V. Barone, assistant chair man. and Ernold Polancer, Hugo DiCorpo, Christopher Aucello, Will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
By ETHEL BOGARDUS NEA Correspondent

San Francisco, March 31.-MrS. San Francisco is in the same quan- dary as the village social leader who has invited the new parson to dinner and not only can't get a chicken, but can't find out If the parson will bring his wife.
 The desk of San Francisco's $ Mayor Rogert D. Lapham is stacked with queries from hope full hostesses who'd like to grab off few big-wigs to lionize when the United Nations delegates come to town. Since the State Depart ment has decreed a minimum of social activities, the mayor gallantly refers these queries to the depart ment's advance guard, which as tremendously Jumps them right back in his lap. To date there aren't any answers. It's just question of what rumor are you believing today?
 Chief interest of the top drawer bluebloods, even Republicans, is the possible arrival of FDR. Will he bring his wife? Where will he stay? HOTEL OR ESTATE?
 The St. Francis Hotel is putting in strong bid for the official pres ence. since it has a semi-private
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
SPECIAL EASTER
 CHURCH SERVICES
Joyous Occasion 10 Be Marked By Elaborate
 Musical Programs

Services marking the end of Holy Week were scheduled today at many churches of the city, and elaborate musical programs have been set for tomorrow, Easter Sunday, at Cath olic and Protestant churches.
 Marking the observance of Good Friday yesterday at Roman Catholic churches was celebration of the Mass of the Presanctified. Other services were held in the evening. .Choirs of the Second Congrega- tional church and the First Baptist church presented Theodore Dubois cantata, The Seven Last Words last night at the Baptist church. Protestant churches held a three hour union service yesterday after noon at St. Johns Episcopal church. Another three-hour service was held in the afternoon at the Trinity Epis- copal church. Evening services were held at many of the Protestant churches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
LOCAL MAN MADE
 SERCT. IN ALASKA

Elmendorf Field, Alaska-Frances J. Mahoney, 26, son of Mrs. Mary Mahoney, Leonard Road, Middle bury, Conn.,, has been promoted to the grade of Sergeant, Col. George w. Polk, Jr., commanding officer of the Alaska Air Depot, Se- gently announced.
 As foreman with repair squo- dron of the Alaska Air Depot, Eleventh Air Force, Sgt. Mahoney supervises the oxygen department.
 A former student of Leavenworth High school, Sgt. Mahoney, before his induction in June, 1942, was employed in Waterbury. Conn.,, at Bills Restaurant, and at the Chase Brass & Cooper Corporation. He was member of the Boys Cluk and the Y. M. c. A.
 He has three sisters, Helen Ma honey of Jersey City, N. J., Mae Larson, of Cheshire, Conn, and Margaret Murphy, of Waterbury Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
Points And Protocol Pose Problems
 For San Francisco Conference Hosts

side entrance and elevator One ru- nor has the President and his en- tourage quartered on the William P. Roth CMatson Lines) estate "Fil- oli." Another places him at the Will liam Crocker (banking) "Newplace." Both are down the peninsula. Then there's the possibility of warship in San Francisco Bay.
 Whether or not OPA will re- lease enough red points to feed the visitors at even the Class A hotels, let alone permit the local folk to entertain them in the manner for which San Francisco is famous, is another matter still in the rumor stage. Even with points, beef and chicken are defi- nitely on the scarce side.
 Liquor is another problem. What of the amenities with delegates, say some from North Africa, who froWn upon spirits? That's a complication just now in the plans for the de luxe United Nations Art Show, which is expected t0 attract some 5000 guests to the De Young Memorial Mu- scum in Golden Gate Park Scions of the De Young family are reported ready to put $300( on the line for spirits for the oc. casion. but should they reserve a gallery for a kaffee klatch fol teetotalerS?
 State Department advance men are warning eager hostesses not to consider this miniature World $ Fair and break out champagne in A languages, but to let San Fran cisco be her "colorful and charming self"
 Just the. same, everybody who knows anybody who knows some body in the State Department is angling for preference in the Him. tied entertainment schedule.
 There was a touch of Golden Gate International Exposition hos pitality in the first social gun fired by Mrs. William Denman, wife o1 the U. S. Federal judge and mem Der of the exclusive Women's board of the exposition. Mrs. Denmar shared Assistant Secretary of State Dean Acheson for preliminary dinner this week. to which a few notables were bid.
 Until the State Department set! up protocol, Mayor Iapham anc his fellow hosts and hostesses car do little.
 The mayor, however, has on, suggestion. He's had an offer iron an automobile manufacturer o1 the loan of the special bullet. proof limousine in which the British king and queen toured America. He hopes nobody vii need it.