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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Variety
New Revue

A VARIETY stage revue, featur-
ing a Hollywood film star, a
Broadway comedian, a former
boxing champion and a musical
comedy singer, is the entertain
ment concoction on tap this week
at the Downtown Theater.
Built around comic Joey Adams,
genial master of ceremonies,
whose wit and personality domi-
nate throughout, it offers genuine
entertainment which sparkles with
humor and songs.
The deep baritone voice of Mark
Plant had bobbysoxers in an up
roar when he sang IF / Loved
You" and Begin the Beguine. "
He encored with other numbers
including a comedy version of
Sonny Boy" in which Joey
sounded all the cues for the fun.
Mr. Plant. a recently discharged
serviceman, has appeared in such
New York musical hits as "Jubi-
lee" and oklahoma.
One time boxer Tony Canzoneri
did a straight man role with
Adams much to the delight OF his
pugilistic admirers who knocked
themselves out applauding.
Lovely Ruth Terry, who is pret-
tier in person than in celluloid
form, scores with renditions Of
songs written in an original vein.
Best of these were "All OF a Sud-
den My Heart Sings and you
Made Me Love YOU"
One Of the most entertaining
novelty acts to appear here was
Gautier's Steeplechase. 1t COM
prises midget ponies and CANNES
whose tricks amaze as much as
they entertain. How a trainer can
obtain such complete cooperation
from dumb animals is remarkable.
The Chicago Kid" with Don
Barry and Lynn Roberts, is the
film fare.-W. S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
TRUSTING SOUL

Bracken, not realizing that Miss
Lynn, with whom he has fallen
in love, has sold rundown the
East River, goes blithely on,
warbling like Crosby and getting
peanuts for his terrific success.
Since Miss Lake, who doesn't
let water go under any bridges,
is one of the many stockholders
and has lien on Eddie,s pipes
she decides=te- make matters
worse and the result is so involved
that even Information Please or
"Mr. Anthony" couldn't straighten
il out.
But the ramifications Of the
story are negligible compared 10
the wonderful incidents which
highlight the whole affair.
There's the scene with the four
Crosby kids, the put-up sales job
for bobby-soxers and the tuneful
sequences with five OF the most
famous pianistic maestros in the
business.
The whole thing is put together
in such expert style, without being
pretentious and yet retaining sly
sense of humor that we think
you'll agree with us that it is
certainly one of the most enter
tanning pictures in recent months.
It's a Don't Miss"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Check on Dad
Of Dead Boy

Heeding a familys appeal to ex-
pedite the return of the soldier
father of Jimmy Affholder, 2h,
killed a week ago, the adjutant
generals office in Washington to-
day wired Manila for information
regarding the veterans furlough
status.
Jimmy was killed when a DSR
bus struck him as he chased his
mongrel pup across +. Vernon
at Maxwell.
The boys grandfather, James
p. Affholder Sr., yesterday wired
President Truman for help in get
ting the father, Sgt. James p.
Affholder Jr., home for the
funeral. Sgt. Affholder had never
seen the boy, born shortly after
he went overseas.
An appeal was also made to the
Red Cross who have wired the
information to their field director
in Manila.
Efforts are being made by the
adjutant generals office in Wash
ington to ascertain whether the
soldier is on his way to Detroit
on a rotation furlough.
In the event that Affholder Is
en- route home the family, W no
have delayed funeral arrange
ments, will hold the rites early
next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Airport Feud
May Curb Flying

The controversy raging over the
selection of a Detroit and Wayne
County airport may result in
tightening up Of controls over pri-
vate flying. DPW Commissioner
Glenn c. Richards intimated to-
day.
Richards announced that an in
vestigation will be launched Mon
day in an effort 10 reduce air
traffic hazards which airlines Of
ficials claim are largely caused
by congested landing field condi-
tons in Detroit.
He intimated that more drastic
safety regulations might eliminate
student flying at the present city
airport and said that new regula-
tions might force as many as half
Of the 200 privately owned planes
to seek hangers at outlying fields.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
National Stars
Pair of Dancers

LOUISE SHERAE and Rita De-
Marco are dancing stars Of the
show at the National Theater this
week. Exotic Chrystine is the
extra attraction in the feminine
complement OF the revue and Billy
Ainsley takes top comedy honors.
Pinto, the clown. straightmen
Frank Smith and tenor Walt Col
lins round out the show together
with Scotty Humbert's National
Lovelies who offer production
numbers.
There is a continuous show daily
from IL a. m. 10 IL p. m. and a
special midnight show each Sat-
lurday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Council
HuShl.HuSIl
On Airport
By SILER FREEMAN

Most Of the common council
members refused comment on the
report in The Detroit Times yes
terday that the experts for the
Detroit Metropolitan Aviation
Planning Authority would recon-
mend the Wayne County Airport
as the site for the regional air.
port.
William B. Comstock who is also
a member of the county board OF
supervisors was heartily in favor
Of the selection, however.
81 thought that wayne
County was the right site all
the time" he said. They've
been bringing in the distance as
the main factor In the site. But
by the time they get the airport
built, we will have expressways
and distance will cease to be .
factor"
Councilman Rogell said:
"The state Is paying 100000
for the survey. We might as
well wait TO see what the ex-
perts select and the reasons for
selecting II.
I'm sitting tight and waiting
for the official recommends
tlOn."
Council President Lodge said:
II don't think it's good policy
to comment on something be-
fore It's actually DONE"
Coun IL men Castator and
Sweeny would not comment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Michigan
Film Panics

Paramount literally sends you
"Out of this World" with It's
wacky comedy about a swooner-
crooner which opened at the Mich
igan yesterday.
It's not only high comedy, but
there is also some delicious satire
in this hilarious tale about a
Western Union boy who sang a
message which left the ladies
weak and willing.
Rather than poke fun at Sinatra
and the other birdcage boys who
have suddenly warbled their way
to fame, "Out of This World" a
public of fall guys" and girls who
will fall for such promotion deal.
This tall tale starts in an or
phange where all the little waits
are I tie n d in & an anniversary
party. Their greeting is delivered
by Western Union messenger,
Eddie Bracken, who is as near
the village idiot as the screen will
permit TO be shown.
While he is singing, smart girl
Veronica Lake. faints, not because
of the effect of his voice, but be-
cause she'd been on a diet. They
both land in print in the national
magazines and Eddie is sky
rocketed to fame, riding on kind
of historically propelled Roman
Candle.
WONDERFUL DUBBING
The gag-and it's one OF the
best the movies have pulled in
some time-is that they have used
Bing Crosby's voice TO go with
Bracken's mouthings and the re-
suit is something so convulsive
that you'll have 10 stuff your
handkerchief down your throat
during the first reel and stop
breathing for the ensuing seven.
Since his first "swoon" appear
ance was with little Diana Lynn
and her musical "miss-fits" the
whole band gets contract, too.
In order to get the whole or
ganization to New York for the
radio show, Miss Lynn generously
sells 125 per cent of Eddie's con-
tract thereby adding the fatal
complication which involves the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Wife losses Steak,
Vet Granted Divorce

Robert p. Lawson was a single
man today because his wife
couldn't resist throwing a porter
house steak.
Lawson was granted a divorce
yesterday by Circuit Judge Joseph
A. Moynihan when he testified
that has wife, Margaret. without
provocation tossed the steak,
plate and all. into his face. Law
son, recently discharged, is a
veteran of service in the Pacific,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
EXCELLENT ACTING

Some OF the best acting we've
seen in a long while Is exhibited
by Queenie Vassar as the hag-
Cling, cackling old woman who
spouts evilness throughout.
Miss Rogers role calls for a
variety Of emotions from the shy.
laughing gaiety of a teen-ager 70
the older emotions Of passionate
woman. She more than fulfillS
each part.
McCrea and Rambeau are well
cast in their roles.
Henry Travers as the amicable
restaurant owner and little Joan
Carroll as the child give good
supporting performances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

LATE SHOW TONIGHT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Primrose
State
BY WALTER STEVENSON

PRIMROSE PATH" a film
which was banned by local police
censors five years ago, opened yes
terday at the Palms-Stats Thea
ter, but Its producers have deleted
those Objectionable sequences
which drew the ire OF the legion
Of decency, causing its ban In
1910.
The pictures moral tone has
been quieted somewhat with
elimination OF two particular
scenes which aroused such nation
wide controversy. They include
the drunk" sequence between
grandmother and grandchild, and
the incidence where the young
ster recites vile verse.
DRAMATIC APPEAL
Why it was released for show
ing at this late date is a question
which only the producers can an
swer. Its boX-office appeal lies
directly in the dramatic qualities
displayed by Ginger Rogers. 1t
was this film which took Miss
Rogers from musical comedy
roles into the higher realm of
celluloid acting.
Directed by Gregory La Cava,
the screen version was adapted
from the book, Primrose Hill"
and based on the stage play by
Robert L. Bruckner and Walter
Hart. George Abbott produced ii
on the stage.
Ginger Rogers Is the daughter
OF a dissipated father and an ILL
famed mother who supports the
slum-ridden family on funds OBJ
tanned from illicit escapades. A
younger child and a grandmother
augment the Tobacco Road
family.
THEY'RE HAPPY
To rise above this horrible en-
vironment, Ginger meets and
weds a haSh-slinger, Joel McCrea.
They get along happily until he
meets her family.
joel figures he's been sucker
after the grandmother. Queenie
VaSSar tolls fantastic lies 6DOIt
Ginger. He leaves.
Meanwhile, an argument be-
tween the parents results IN the
accidental shooting OF Marjorie
Rambeau. the mother She dies,
and Ginger is burdened with care
OF the family.
The newlyweds become recon-
ciled after an argument in a
!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
S+reamlined

IN MASQUERADE IN MEX
ICO" Dorothy Lamour wears a
streamlined silver bathing suit
which In more eye-arresting than
any Of the scanty sarongs she
donned In her eralier jungle films.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

COOK WANTED
Detroit Edison Company vaca-
tion home located on River Road
between Ann Arbor and Ypsi-
lanti. Year around permanent
position. 2 weeks vacation with
pay. S25 per week. Free board
and room. Apply Detroit Edison
sales office, Hpsilanti.
POSTWAR JOB for stenographer,
able to take shorthand, 3 years
experience. rs to IS. Steady work.
Phone 1881. Ann Arbor.
for summer only and
for permanent work. Salad maker
and kitchen helpers. Complete liv-
ing. Apply Cranbrook School.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. A good place
to work. Ruth's Beauty Shoppe,
2l5 S. Fifth Ave. Ann Arbor.
WHITE LAUNDRESS
Permanent position. Inquire Le-
Roy /. Lord, supt. Chelsea Meth
odist Home, Chelsea, Mich.
WANTED-WHITE WOMAN be-
tween age rs to IS TO operate
power machine and do hand sew
ing. Phone 1852
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Real Estate
Houses FOR sale
HARRY c. PEET
REALTOR

REALTOR
tts Pearl ST. Phone 1871
BLOCK FROM NORMAL School, 8
room house, lavatory, stool down,
complete bath up. vapor heating
system beautiful flowers, shrub
berry. $500, Terms.
LARGE MODERN home on Wash
tenaw Avenue. priced 70 sell
Terms 81 900 Down.
NORMAL ST. Modern house near
Congress 81. $500. Terms.
CONGRESS ST. l9 room modern in
come house, garage barn. large lot,
CONGRESS ST. 7 room modern
house on corner 5000. Terms.
GROVE ST. near Michigan, 5 room
modern house, $1,000. Terms.
LOWELL ST. corner, 10 room mod
ern house, 2 car garage, 1850.
MAUsE AVENUE 7 room house.
bath, $4,000 Terms.
HAMILTON ST. near Michigan.
rooms, modern house, two baths,
Sc 900, Terms
HAMILTON ST. 8 room, modern bun
galow. $3.50. Terms.
ga ACRES, 6 room modern house,
close in. Priced to sell. Terms.
CENTER ST. s room modern house,
with breakfast nook, block from
Price. Terms. $500 down, immedi-
ate possession.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. 9 room
modern house, newly painted and
decorated, large lot. fruit trees.
$3.50. Terms. Bargain buy. Near
Michigan Avenue.
PROSPECT ST. Across from new
hospital. room modern house,
wide lot, $4,000. Terms.
LAKEWOOD AVENUE Q roonf, mod
ern house, complete tile bath, hard
wood floors, fireplace, spacious
living room. large bedroom down
stairs, 4 lovely bedrooms with
cross ventilation and complete
bath upstairs. Spacious grounds
with beautiful trees, garage, sell
with or without furniture, corner
property, reasonable price. Terms
Owner going west.
80 ROOM, modern income apartment
house. close in. Priced to sell.
Terms.
II ROOM modern apartment house.
apartments, $4,000. Terms.
MILDRED ST. room modern house.
excellent condition. $685.. Terms.
422 NORTH HURON ST. II room
modern apartment house. This in
come house Is a good buy. $500.
Terms,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

Navy Dead

Navy Dead
Anders, Jack Leonard, Seaman &c
Comstock Park.
Arrendondo, Ayiel Jaime, seaman
lc-Croswell.
Backalukas, George John, Cpl. -
Pontiac.
Castagnier, Maurine Victor, radio
man 3c-Bridgeport.
Davis, Arthur Hoste, Pfc.-Detroit.
Foerch, Major Eugene, fireman 1c-
Diamondale.
Higgins, Robert Stephen, torpedo
mans mate 2c-Lansing.
Karanutsos, James Jr., seaman lie
Detroit.
Kasperlik. Joe Wesley, aviation me-
vhinist's mate 1c-Grand Rapids.
Robertson, James Graham, Pfc
Detroit.
Schieman, Russell B., Pvt.-Port
Huron.
Army Dead-PseIHe Regions
Brown, David NJ, Pvt.-Trenton.
Clontz, James r., Pfc.-Wallace.
Grobar, Roy j., Pvt.-Detroit.
Jewell, Robert b., Jr, Pvt.-Ad-
rian.
Lindgren, Melvin E., I'd Lt.--Ionia.
Patten. Gaylord j., Pfc.-Coldwat
er.
Rajmontowicz, Steve, Pfc.-Detroit.
Richards, Mural H., Cpl.-Bay City.
Rising, Alfred C., Pvt.-Dearborn.
Schmidt, Theodore, Jr., Pvt. -
Jackson.
Yorch. Robert F., T-Sgt.-Detroit.
troit.
Army Dead-European Regions
Holwerda, Herman, Pfc.-Grand
Rapids.
Strek, Bernard g., Pvt. - Grand
Rapids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

THEY'RE sOMRTHSC-more than
fancies ard tads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Classified Advertising

RATES: nsi
Day zoe, Three Ten Days Sc
Minimum clsssn three lines
Special display
Right classified
Not responsible for incorrect insertion
DadlIne: Noon Of before publication Tesphones 40 a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

The Texas capitol at Austin II
second only to the capitol at WASH
ington, D. c., In size.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Ho'O They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

fGames behind leader.
Mondays Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
st. Louis at Detroit, twilight.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago, night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
10 purchase
1lB COLLEGE PLACE

~ room modern income home in
excellent condition, centrally To-
Gated on a quiet street. Possible
income from rooms on second
floor will more than make the
monthly payments for interest.
principal taxes, insurance and
hpkeep and there are still six
rooms and bath on first floor for
- owners use; hot water heat; ex-
cellent basement with laundry.
recreation room, study and fruit
room. Large lot with n peach,
pear, cherry and three apple
trees, two grape vines and gar
age. Could be converted into a
2, 3. or 4 family apartment.
POSSESSION within 80 days as
owners are leaving Ypsilanti.
Call or See
EHMAN & GREENSTREET
REALTORS
40 w Michigan Ave. Phone 49,
NICELY FURNISHED two sd room
home two years old. Newly decor
ated interior and exterior. Land
scaped. Shrubbery, six apple trees
Phone 30s-J-2. 22e Emerson Ave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Business Services

MOVING & STORAGE
YPSILANTI CARRIAGE & STORAGE
Co. Local Moving, Storage. Graft
ing and Trucking. 35 years IN Ypsi-
lanti Coast TO Coast Moving
Estimates Free. II +. Cross St
Phone 36i.
RITEWAY CLEANERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
206 Olive St. - Phone l055-W.
ROOFING - EAvETRoUGHING
SHEET METAL WORK, FURNACES
CLEANED AND REPAIRED - Call
w. n. STEPHENS
z2t Hewitt Rd. Phone 1874
MOVING AND STORAGE
Local-Suburban and long dis
lance TO all states. Moving, low
pickup charges. Regardless OF
distance. Special rooms or space
for storage. Low rates. Esti-
HURON VALLEY VAN LINES
3ls f. Michigan Ave.
FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
MILFORD OSBURN. Auctioneer
800 Sweet Rd. Phone sls9-W.
EXPERT CLEANING and Repairing
Of Oriental and Domestic Rugs
ny the ltINldH MtAnbus Lay INK
binding and expert alterations.
All kinds Of furniture cleaned.
Free pickup and delivery.
FAILY RUG co, Phone 274S-W.
WATKINS PRODUCTS
.4os e. Cross. Phone 3ll-W.
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
VERY BEAUTIFUL LARGE APT,
modern, furnished. Private all tile
bath. Elec. refrig. Business or pro-
fessional people preferred. Phone
325 for appointment.
3 AND 4 ROOM APARTMENTS.
modern cleo. refrigerator. automat-
&c water heat. Private entrance.
2O3 Maple ST.
RIVER BLVD. TWO ROOM fur
nished. Heat, light, refrigeration.
Hot water. Phone 2744-W.
COMFORTABLE 2 ROOM APT. for
two with modern facilities. Phone
1855.
q LARGE ROOMS furnished apart
ment Utilities free. Electric stove
and refrigerator, 1919 T.. Davis.
FURNISHED APT. 3 rooms and
bath. Near Normal College. Call
SIS
TWO ROOM FURNISHED
APARTMENT
5l2 W. Cross.
NEW MODERN APARTMENTS
PITTSFIELD VILLAGE
PRIVATELY OWNED & MANAGED
PHONE 26553 ANN ARBOR
FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT. 4
large rooms. 2 bedrooms. Private
entrance. 30l River Blvd.
APARTMENT FOR RENT at 1928
COLLEGE PLACE. or rooms
Phone l7l.
FURNISHED LOWER APT, FOUR
ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH
CALL ll25-R
2 ROOM furnished apartment with
bath. sos w. Forest Ave. Phone
2940.
Rooms For Rent
FURNISHED ROOM AND BATH
PRIVATE ENTRANCE
Inquire l06 S. Washington
SINGLE ROOM for a girl. good res
idential district. near down town.
2l5 S. Washington ST. Tel. 36-J.
ROOMS FOR GIRLS-all twin beds,
near downtown and cafeteria. Al
Ballard st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Auction Sale

All household effects to be sold
at auction, 30i Wastenaw, June
Is, - noon. Antiques. lots Of bed
ding, dishes, refrigerator, gas
stoves, lamps, portable electric
range, gas fireplace unit. all in
Al shape. House for sale. Sec
owner, Mrs 4. L. Wood, Prop.
Milford Oshurn. Auctloneer-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Maid Wanted

THE DETROIT EDISON co,
VACATION HOME located
on River Road between Ann
Arbor and Ypsilanti, Year
around permanent position.
Two weeks vacation With
pay. 500 per week. Free
board and room. Apply De-
troit Edison sales office,
Npsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

Games behind leader.
Mondays Results
ST. Louis 3, Cincinnati 0.
Only game scheduled.
Today's Games
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh. night.
Cincinnati at st. Louis, night.
Nogales international., 1945-01-05
Minott0 Sells
Mission Dairy
To Swiift & Co.

PHOENIX, Jan. flames Minot-
to, president of Mission Dairy, Inc,
announced Monday the sale of his
plant and ice cream business to
Swift & Company. At the same
time he stated that the milk bust
ness of his company was sold to
The Borden Company.
eve are retaining our frozen food
business" stated Mr.. Minotto, land
are changing the name of our cor
poration from Mission Dairy, Inc.
to Mission Foods, Inc.
"Mr. D. v. WEIGH, who managed
the Mission Dairy in the past, anc
under whose direction our frozer
food business has had statewide
distribution, will continue to man
age our frozen food business. Pas
experience has shown us that the
consumption of all kinds of frozer
food is growing more popular every
day, and this industry will have 6
major role in the postwar develop
ment of practicable and tasty fooc
for the American housewife.
1--WE already have secured loca-
Nogales international., 1945-01-05

AS A METHOD of Jap self-exterrnination;
n hara-kiri has proved an efficient ally.
But who wants to wait for all Of Japan
to fall on sword and call it quits?
No, hara-kiri won't win this war. Wish
full thinking won't win it either. This is
job for Macarthur and Nimitz. For G.. I.
Joe and guy named FsYOU"!
Now Macarthur and Nimitz and G. I. Joe
can handle their end, as the record shows.
Nogales international., 1945-01-05

PHOENIX, Jan. 1.-The value of
Arizonas total production of field
crops, truck crops and fruits in 1914
was estimated at nearly 81 million
dollars by the Federal Crop Report
ing Service. Total value Of produc-
ton during the past year was about
7 per cent smaller than that of 1943
and was due more to lower prices
realized for several important COM
modities rather than to a smaller
production.
Several important shifts in crop
acreage from the previous year oc-
Cured. The acreages of barley, sor-
ghums and hay were sharply in
creased while the acreage of all cot
ton was curtailed. Nearly all the
cotton raised was short staple cotton
as producers reduced the acreage
of Ameriean-Eg almost to the
vanishing point following the lack
of government price backing.
The value of field crops Other
than cotton and truck crops pro-
duced this past season remained
practically unchanged from the
season of 1943 at about 26 million
dollars. The value of cotton pro-
duced this year was estimated al
about IS million dollars as compared
with more than 20 million in 1913
The greatest change from year
ago occurred in truck crops which
brought producers less than 2e
million this year as compared with
nearly SO million in 1913. The total
value of citrus and all other fruits
Nogales international., 1945-01-05
Value OF Arizona Field Crops, Truck
Crops And Fruits In
1914 Estimated At Nearly $S2,OOO,OOO

remained at about the same figure
as in 1913, about 9 million dollars.
Nogales international., 1945-01-05

ton in Phoenix and have prepared
plans for modern up-to-date cold
storage plant, and upon its compile
ton will be in a position to give the
people of Arizona the greatest
varieties and finest assortment Of
frozen fruits, vegetables and sea-
FOOD"
When asked if he had disposed of
his ranch and dairy holdings in the
valley, Mr.. Minotto stated that his
Mission Ranch and dairy herd were
not involved in the sale, and that
he will continue his extensive ranch
operations in the Salt River Valley,
which are managed by Mr.. G. L.
Phillips.
Nogales international., 1945-01-05

But how about YOU?
Your job at present is simply this: Keep
on buying War Bonds-week-in week-out
until final victory is ours. Buy on the
Payroll Saving Plan; or buy on your own
plan. Keep on digging into your wallet
for every leaf of folding green you can
spare and sink it into every bond it will
buy! These bonds are your stake in Amer
ica-today and tomorrow.
Nogales international., 1945-01-05
Mexican Troops
May Be Sent
To Battle Fronts

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1.-The
Mexican Senate has authorized
President Avila Camacho to send
Mexican troops to the battle fronts
wherever and in whatever way he
deemed advisable to contribute to
the victory of the Allied nations.
This authorization applies par
ticularly to the 2O1st aviation squad
ron of 300 members, now at Green
Nogales international., 1945-01-05
PAGE THREE

vile, Texas where on Jan. 20 it
will receive it's war flag. 1t is in the
final stages of it's combat training.
On May g.. 1912, Congress au-
thorized the President to declare
war on Germany, Italy and Japan.