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Nogales international., 1945-07-13
Arizona Potato
Growers Ask For
Seed Inspection

PHOENIX, July 12-Smrting un.
oer heavy losses caused by diseased
seed, Arizona potato growers are
moving to set up an inspection SER
vice for their future protection.
A conference with University ot
Arizona representatives who now
administer the feed, fertilizer anc
lnSecticide laws. will probably be
held this month.
The growers are eager to pay for
inspection of every carload of seed
Nogales international., 1945-07-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty oard0fSupeIvisors


1st, 1945.
The Board met Present. RT Frazier Jr
Chairman sorre, members; VIM G. simonton
Clerk.
the Board approved Supervisors and
the performance bond for the obstruction OF
Security & Welfare Board
The Board adjourned % 4th' 1915
ATTEST VIM G. simonton R Frazier
Supervisors,
Arizona June 4th, 1945.
The
Chairman; sorres MEMBERS VIM G. Simon
previous meetings
filed.
appeared
adjusted
The notary bond of Dodge Goldg approved 17 s
Upon Motion sorreus Escalada
animousy appointed committee to
of the Board of Super
visors Gordon
ey
mittee.
house furnace
Upon Motion of by
anmiousy carried the Treasurer instructed to transfer $lS 4 AZ
from the
Territorial Funding Bonds and Interest Expense
No 229 issued to cover the above
po Motion of Louis seconded by ABB sorrel and
aninosly Attorney instructed to draw quit
Watson for Lot &c. BLOCK Town OF Patagonia
sale to the State Also quit claim deed to
AS Parada erroneous sale to the State
Mrs Lillian appointed Acting Commissioner Of 1nnl-
grafton.
Louis Escaada granted absence starting June 18th
Upon Motion of by T. Frazier Jr and
unanimously passed and adopted
RESOLVED Arizona through its Board
Noa Arizona for street
poses only q owned by the County
of described follows:
BEGINNING point s67'24W 80 it. from the sW corner OF the C
34 inch iron thence S670
2'36W "a it, less to the street
line NAT 7E it. less point
thence the place beginning
r. Sc understood Nogaes donates 20 it. of the ad-
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potatoes brought into the State.
Yield Disappointing

Because of bacterial ring rot, the
yield from most of the 4799 acres o1
winter-grown potatoes in Southern
Arizona is disappointing. AS much
as 10 per cent of the spuds dug from
certain fields in the E1oy area OF
Pinal County has been turned down
by the State Fruit and Vegetable
Standardization Service as unfit fo1
human consumption.
In other districts of Pinal and
Maricopa counties losses are also
heavy. Only a few fields are entire
ly free of the rot and their yield is
excellent.
Rot In Tuber Center
Potato ring rot causes a circle OF
Nogales international., 1945-07-13

WANTED: Old phonograph rec
ords; scrap, broken or otherwise.
Will pay Z cents a pound. 224 Elm
st. (Pub. 7/6 4t)'
Nogales international., 1945-07-13

FOR SALE: Oil heater. 500 West
St., or call 143-M.
Nogales international., 1945-07-13

FOR SALE: Wood range and COM
plete twin bedroom suite. Lopez,
312 Camp Little.
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HAND LAUNDRY, 130 Bostwick
Court.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

1t. Hswkin Hanson OF the Con-
ner Station today proved in traf-
hc court he can tell the difference
in the odors Of whisky and Bit
tiers and Paul Wendell. AZ, OF
1882 Waltham was found guilty
Of reckless driving.
Brought before Judge John d.
Watts on a drunk driving charge,
Wendell. a tool and diemaker,
protested he had not been drink
ing whisky when arrested. but had
taken two shots Of bitters for an
upset stomach.
NO." Hanson said. II smelled
whisky on his breath. 1 know
the difference"
At the suggestion Of Nathan J.
kaufman. assistant prosecutor,
who believes in Hsnsons ability,
a court attache was dispatched
for a glass oi whisky and one OF
bitters.
Kaufman drank one (the Bit
ters), Howard L. Philippart. Wen
dells attorney slipped the. ah.
whisky. Hanson did not know
which selected which type medi-
cine until they blew ther respec-
tive breaths into his face.
wendell slipped nothing. He just
looked)
Quick as a fash the lieutenant
,ruofn,nH ~ KattfrDap 81 LID
you've been drinking bitterS. and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Allies,
NaZiS i'm
Parley

LONDON, May 2 (UP)-Top
ranking Allied and German mill
tary leaders have had their first
meeting, a dispatch from SHAEF
revealed today.
AS result, food began TO pour
into Nazi occupied areas of Hol-
land today by truck.
1t. Gen. w. Bedell Smith, chief
of staff to Gen. Eisenhower,
headed the Allied delegation. and
Arthur Seyss-Inquart governor of
German occupied Holland, the
German group.
Headquarters spokesmen said
high Russian. British and Neither
lands military officials also at
tended the meeting.
The convoy brought in an esti-
mated 1000 tons OF food to be
distributed by Dutch authorities
without interference from the
Germans. Official spokesmen said
IL was hoped to maintain this ton
mage daily by road, augmented by
whatever food could be dispatched
TO Holland by sea and air delivery.
At the same time. 25 Allied
medical teams were standing by
behind the Canadian lines, ready
to enter Holland Immediately with
equipment for scientific feeding if
necessary TO aid those Hollanders
in advanced stages of starvation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Meat Ru|inQ
Breaks Down

WASHINGTON, May 2 (UP)-
The House food committee as
serted today that the administra-
tion's new meat program will not
materially increase meat sup
plies" and that the 10-point pro-
gram recently announced was un-
satisfactory.
The program. involving an in
crease IN meat subsidies, was
designed to channel more beef
hrough federally inspected
slaughterhouses TO the civilian
dinner table.
The House committee offered
nine recommendations for stimu-
lating food production and equal
izing distribution.
II advocated stimulation OF beef
production at the feeder level
through subsidies, and said i'm
mediate steps should be taken 10
give first priority TO food produc-
ton, and that policies should be
initiated TO assure adequate farm
manpower and machinery.
The committee recommended
that President Truman immedi-
ately coordinate "the production,
distribution, rationing and pricing
of food 10 prevent a complete
price control breakdown.
There must be action now.
the report said. THE price line
il weakening. IL must be held.
Time is working on the side Of
scarcity and II time il wasted
\ and coordination not achieved
black markets will have cracked
price control irreparably."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
.Airfie|d Taken
On Mindando

MANILA. May 2 1NS)--Gen,
MacArthur's troops, in an l1-mile
drive which captured one more
Mindanao airfield and reached an
other. bore down TO-DAY on Davao
City from points less than six
miles away.
MacArthur's communique made
no mention OF the Allied invasion
of Borneo, announced in Australia
as we'll as Tokyo. However, he
said that his heavy bombers CON
tinued naturalization of enemy
bases and airdromes" on that
Dutch East Indies isle.
The American drive on Davao
overran Darong airstrip an d
reached Daliao airdrome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy With
N'b' change In temperature Tonight and
Thursday Lowest temperature tonight about
-
Temperatures Tuesday: Highest, 80 ds-
Erets lowest "a mean. 40
Departure from normal temperature Tues
day la degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan. 4 t473 degrees
Temperatures one year arc today. Highest.
. degrees lowest 81 means 81
Temperatures this date In past "a years
Highest. s. degrees IN 1901 lowest ~ In
1873
Relative humidity Tuesday 23O m.
61',. 80 a m 67G. 2 80 p. m as
30 NJ SgT
Precipitation Ia last ~ hours ending st
so An today. 0 inches
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan / 0l inches
Degree dave Tor Tuesday. May !: as.
Normal Tor Nav ID.
Accumulated degree DAYS this month as.
Normal deertc DAYS for MAY 269.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Roberts Becomes
EIiqibIe 10 Retire

WASHINGTON, May 2 (UP)-
The L. s. Supreme Courts lead
ing dissenter, Associate Justice
Owen j. Roberts, becomes eligible
for retirement today. He plans to
stick to his job, friends report.
Roberts. celebrating his 10th
birthday, would get full salary of
$4,000 annually on retirement.
He joins Chief Justice Harlan F.
Stone as the second active mem
Der to reach retirement status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Board Of Commerce
Headed by Rinehart

New officers OF the Detroit
Board OF Commerce. headed by
President T. Mel Rinehart, as
sume their duties today. They
were elected by the board of di-
rectors yesterday.
Other officers are: vice presi
dents, Manfred Burleigh. George
w. Carter, and Sherwin A. Hill
treasurer, William A. Mayberry
assistant treasurer, Scott Carpen
ter; executive vice president, Har
vey Campbell; comptroller. J. Ray
Cambell. and secretary, Charles
M. Sreenan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
New Ciearet Brands
Face 0PA Inquiry

NEW YORK, May ? GNS)-
The OPA said today that it would
call on manufacturers of hitherto
unheard of brands of cigaretS "a
show that the new smokes are
worth more than the standard
brands.
Daniel P. Woolley, OPA re-
gional administrator, said most ot
the new brands of cigarets were
selling for u cents a pack, q cent?
more than the legal price of rec.
ogniZed brands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Deep Freeze Plants
Called 10 0PA ParIey

All operators of the 81 deep
freeze plants in the Detroit dis
trict have been asked to attend a
meeting and set up an OPA COM
pliance committee, Theron NJ.
Hall. chief enforcement attorney
for the OPA in this area, an-
nounCed today.
Hall said he would ask this COM
mittee to see that in the future
meat put in food lockers is not
black market. Hall termed the
committee purely voluntary
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Hitler Death Argument
Results in StabbinQ

Police held Robert Smith. %, Of
5l23 Third at the Bethune station
today on a charge OF feloniouS
assault after tavern row at 506l
Third last night which eliminated
in the stabbing Of Barker w
Laird. 1901 Westwood.
Smith. who is in AZ. told police
that Laird, discussing the reported
death OF Hitler, became abusive
about young men still IN civilian
attire. Laird Is in Receiving
Hospital with abdominal wounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Iron Pipe Assault
Denied by Woman

Charged with striking a fellow
employe during an argument after
union Getting in the r l..
Jacobs plant. Mrs. Carrie Marie
Gardener, 23. of 1917 w. Kirby,
pleaded not guilty and was placed
under $500 bond. Her examination
was set for May 5.
The complainant, Mrs. Millicent
Wolfebarger, n, of $3.50 Second,
alleged that Mrs. Gardener hit her
with an iron pipe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Driver Fails to Fool
Knowing Nose of Law

you. Mr.. Philippart, have slipped
whisky"
"Your discernment Is remark
able, officer" the court re-
marked. but since there IL still
some doubt as TO whether Wen
dell was driving while drunk I
find him guilty OF reckless driv-
ing"
Judge Watts placed him on 9
years probation, fined him S5(
and ordered him TO report every
two weeks TO traffic court durinl
his probation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Edwards Candidacy
Opinion Withheld

The Detroit Citizens League OBJ,
talned little help today from the
corporation counsel on its request
for an opinion on whether Coun'
Gilman George Edwards. on leave
of absence while in the army, may
run in the fall elections.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
James r. Walsh wrote the league
that he was not empowered to fur
nish such an opinion. He said
however, no person can be barred
who has qualifications as set forth
in election laws,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
; Held as Yeggs
Plead Not Guilty

Three men, who police said ad.
mitted 20 safe robberies on the
east side which netted them $50
600 to $4,000. today pleaded not
guilty to robbing the Queen Bee
Restaurant. 314l E. Jefferson, OF
$l.6o3.
Their examination was set for
May 9.
They are Vincent Varmlglio. 25,
OF 37o6 Sheridan, and Leo Di-
Fatta, u. Of $40 Elmwood. both
under $1,000 bond. and Joseph
Graechiolo, 29, Of S941 Briskett,
$500 bond.
When taken into custody, the
trio was free on $500 bond each
in the burglary of store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
5000 Strikers
Defy Union Plea

Leonard Woodcock, UAW-CIO
international representative, today
informed the WLB that his union
is no longer able to control 5000
striking employs of the Campbell
Wyant and Cannon foundry at
Muskegon.
All of the company's four plants
were down today as the result Of
walkouts that started a week ago.
Woodcock wired John Boeschen-
stein. WLB compliance officer,
that at mass meeting yesterday
the strikers refused 10 return 10
work. They are members Of Local
$50, UAW-CIO. The walkout fol-
lowed a reductnon IN wage rates
in the heat treat department..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Clare Luce Urges
Hard. Hard Peace

WASHINGTON, May 2 CUP)-
Congresswoman Clare Booth e
Luce. tR) of Connecticut, re-
turned TO the capital today pre-
pared to tell her colleagues all
she has seen during a two-month
tour Of Germany and Italy and
to advocate a hard, hard peace"
for the Germans. She said she is
confident that she has seen "the
last Of the war over there"
"The rest il just cops and
robbers" she said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Monroe Strikers Call
Back 10 Work MeetinQ

MONROE. May Pour hun
dred striking employees of the
Monroe plant of the Aluminium
Corp. OF America were TO hold a
mass meeting today TO discuss a
back TO work movement.
The workers walked out Mon
day and closed the plant after a
fellow employe had been dis
clplined for alleged refusal to do
work assigned TO him
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Bodtman Faces Trial
May 8 in Drowninqs

BAY CITY, May 2 (UP)-Gor-
dan MacAndrews. 3S. Tawas pleas
ure boat operator accused of
negligence in the drowning OF
nine children in Tawas Bay on
July 16. l943. will receive his Sec
ond trial before a federal jury
here May 8.
MacAndrewS' first trial, al Bay
City Feb. 20. ended in a jury dis
agreement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
SIavs Seize Trieste,
Reach Isonzo River

LONDON, May 2 INS) -
Marshal Tito's Yugoslav troops
have occupied Trieste, Goritza
and Trzich CMonfalcone) and
reached the Isonzo River on a
broad front. Yugoslav telegraph
headquarters reported TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
France 10 Receive
German Surrender

PARIS. May 2 CUP)-Author-
lied French sources said today
that France had received assur-
ances from the United States,
Britain and Russia that any Ger
man capitulation would be ad-
dressed TO France, along with the
Big Three.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
French Take Island
In Bay Of Bistay
n United Pres.

The Paris radio said today
that the lie DOleron in the Bay
OF Biscay near La Rochelle had
been liberated and that nearly all
of the 1,500 Germans who oc-
cupied the island had been cap
tured along with large quantities
of war material.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Accountant
Found Guilty

A jury of 10 women and two
men found Ross d. Pulford, 49,
year-old accountant, guilty OF
violating the u. s. Renegotiation
Act today. Federal Judge Ernest
A. O'Brien deferred sentence
pending probation report.
The jury deliberated for three
hours before returning its verdict.
The trial was the first in Michi-
gan involving violation of the
Renegotiation Act, and il was the
first jury trial under that law in
the United States.
TRIED SINCE APRIL 10
Pulford. who has been on trial
since April 19. is charged specifi-
cally with helping Andrew Kali
man. 25. of Lincoln Park,
president of the Affiliated Engi-
neering Co., S097 Livernois, de-
fraud the government of between
$25,0 and $4,000.
Kalman already has pleaded
guilty 10 violating the renegoti-
tion act and also TO violation OF
the war fund statutes. He is
awaiting sentence under bond of
$1,000.
LIST OF GIFTS CITED
The government charges that
Pulford set up the bookkeeping
system for the company and de-
frauded the government by listing
between S25, 900 and $4,000 spent
on gifts and entertainment as
expenses"
The gifts included payment OF
funeral expenses for the father
of former Ford Motor Co. Off
cial, negligees, sewing machines,
perfumes, uniforms, jewelry, guns,
etc, written off as cost OF war
work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Bishop Quits. ! Named

ROME. May 2 GNS)-Pope
Plus XII today accepted the
resignation of Bishop Bennan, as
head of the diocese of Richmond
Va. and appointed Msgr. Louis
Tulleher as auxiliary bishop OF
Boston. Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Eisenhower S
Story Of Hitler

Continued from Page One)
nounced over the Hamburg radio
yesterday that Hitler had died at
his command post" and issued a
proclamation saying that he had
assumed powers as fuehrer of the
German Reich
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
State Sells Park for 81

LANSING. May 2 CUP)-The
state administrative board today
approved sale to Kent County Of
approximately 135 acres OF land
comprising Johnson Park The sale
price was set at 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Little Four
Chart Peace

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2
QNS) - The smaller sovereign
powers, who get drawn into the
whirlpool of every global war, to-
day began writing a new world
Magma Charta" to free mankind
from the menace Of war.
The Little Four" took the
spotlight at the United Nations
conference.
The Little Four" met this
morning as presidents of the four
powerful commissions, named TO
formulate the procedures which
Will bring into existence the great
new world security order. They
are Paul Henri Spaak Of Belgium,
Field Marshal Jan Christian
SHUTS OF South Africa, Trygve
Lie OF Norway and Carraciolo
PARA Perez Of Venezuela.
HOLD SECRET SESSIONS
They met in secret session TO
award assignments to various
committees, which will use the
Dumbarton Oaks formula as a
basis for breathing life into the
United Nations organization.
They will plan the creation OF
a general assembly in which 40
United Nations will have equal
voice, security council in which
the Big Five" will have a lusty
voice and a new world court in
which all men will be equal.
When the committees begin
functioning. another Little -Four"
will WELD gavelS. while the Big
Three and other great powers
appear as advocates.
SECOND LITTLE FOUR
The second Little Four" are
Peter Fraser of New Zealand,
chairman of the committee on
trusteeship system; Camilo Ponce
Enriquez of Ecuador, chairman Of
the committee on enforcement ar
rangementS, which deals with the
explosive veto" issue in the
security council; Alberto Lleras
Camargo of Columbia, chairman
of the committee dealing with
regional arrangements, and Abdcl
Hamld Badawi of Egypt, chairman
Of the committee on legal prob
lens dealing with a new internal
tional code of law.
VETS VISIT FARLEY
Three different groups Of
manned veterans from Pacific
battles have viewed sessions of
this conference and talked 10 It's
leaders.
One major controversial issue
concerns the veto power given the
Big Five" in the security coun-
Gil Small nations are obiecting 10
giving the United States, Britain,
Russia. China and France that
power. II may eventually be de-
cided amicably but again II may
be fought 10 a democratic conclu-
sion in a public vote OF the con-
ference.
Another concerns the trustee
ship issue The United States is
now circulating 10 all other
United Nations its final plan on
this issue The Americans favor
international trusteeships in nom
strategic areas but insists upon
retaining control OF all strategic
islands captured in the Pacific
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

The German marshal, forced
into retirement soon after the
Inflated German counteroffensive
against the American First Army
in the Ardennes last December,
was taken into custody by units
OF the u. s. 36th Division.
He was scooped up in the town
Of Bad Tolz by the forces OF
1t. Col. Patch, driving into the
southern national redoubt.
Convalescing at the time he was
captured, Won Rundstedt was
fully prepared TO surrender
Yesterday, the Seventh Army
captured two other German field
marShals, Wilhelm Ritter Won
Leeb and Wilhelm List, as well as
the. former regent of Hungary,
Adm. Nicholas Horthy. They also
took two lieutenant generals and
three major generals
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
PEACE SIGNS GROW

Doenitz said Germany would
continue its fight against boil
sevism and would remain at war
with the United States and Great
Britain so long as they opposed
the Nazi's so-called crusade"
against communism.
Today DoenitZ ousted Foreign
Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop
as signs of an early European
peace multiplied.
Radio Hamburg said Doenitz
had appointed Count Ludwig
-Schwerin pen kresigk, 5S, nephew
of the late Kaiser Wilhelm, 10
the foreign ministership.
Doenitz also was reported 10
have dismissed Adm. Ciliax as
commander in chief of the Ger
man navy in Norway
Schwerin Won Krosigk was min.
ister OF finance in the Hitler gov.
ernment and, while Nazi, wa.
considered the least active in the
party OF cabinet members.
Gen. Eisenhower's statement
was clearly designed to shatteI
at its inception any Nazi myth
that Hitler actually went to his
death while leading his troops ir
battle. =
The statement established con.
clusively that for some time al
least before his death. Hitler wa:
mortally i'll and incapable ol
carrying out military mission
much less exercising his civilian
duties as chief of the German
/ ctafa
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Marshal
Seized

WITH TIE SEVENTH ARMY
May 2 tINS) Field Marshal
Karl Gerd Won RundStedt. deposed
former commander-in-chief of
German armies on the Western
Front, was captured today by
troops Of the American Seventh
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
-sEtHsfLI:
Truman Asks
7 Billion Cut
War Agencies
May Be CurtsiIed
IAE DETROIT TIMES
sNSAtSSS Msy' I94s

WASHINGTON, May 2 tINS)-
President Truman today asked
Congress 10 slash the wartime
shipbuilding program by more
than $1,000. .ooo, 900 and abolished
the Office OF Civilian Defense
effective June 30.
THE Michigan Office OF Ci-
william Defense will continue In
operation until end OF the war
despite President TrumAn's or
der terminating activities OF the
National OCD by June so, IL
WAS revealed today by Capt
Donald =. Leonard, state ci-
william defense directory
The President also asked Con-
HreSs to slash $50 900. 900 from the
1946 budget estimates OF eight war
agencies.
WAR GOING WELL
Mr.. Truman took his first far
reaching action for economy be-
cause of recent developments
and favorable progress of the
war.
In his letter 10 Congress rec
ommending a reduction In the
shipbuilding program, Mr.. Tru-
man asked that $500, 100000 in
appropriations be eliminated and
, that S4.265, ,000,0 900 be trimmed
out Of contract authorizations.
This would leave 81, ,242, 500, 900
10 the maritime commission for
, completing the present ship con-
Struction program and approx
mately $500, 100000 for possible
= future ship construction, recon-
version of vessels and restoration
r of shipbuilding facilities.
FIVE AGENCIES CUT
The eight agencies. in which ac-
tivities will be eliminated and
others sharply curtailed, include
the Office of War Information,
War Production Board, Office Of
Censorship, Office of Defense
Transportation, Petroleum Ad-
ministration for War, Federal Sc
curity Agency. War Manpower
Commission and the Office OF
Scientific Research and Develop
ment.
The President, however. recon-
mended an increase of SIS, 1000, 900
in the overall Federal Security
budget OF $4l6, 900, 900 TO provide
for aid TO older people and
mothers with dependent children
who have had war jobs but are
expected to quit work as condi.
tions change.