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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

rlli Grlab ser Griegsihdben ieicll
,of reientlih hober. Ser sluilpuns
lieriiir peroe auI 900 Miaiaroen
Warf geitast. Ga5u fpmmeu nod
Sic internen 3ahlungen iiir Hepa-
yatipnen, Ole alleroins in Sieierltn-
zen Don @areu unb Mdterialien be.
'tinben .als 8eiamtbetras uller nil
>cm aries suiammenhGnaenoen
Stn,loen unN Sic Soften fiir Die Ve'
,atung fonne man 500 biz 90C
Miaiaroeu @tarf omehnen.
Giniriernna barren 8eloes mic in
Der @uiIensone
@eoer Surd, Snflution nod Se
Tiation fonnten 2riien permieSe,
neroen, bas miiiie man 5llgebcn
aud, tpenn man fein So5ialiit lei
Sin erflGrter Stautsbanfrottt pero
auBeroem ieoen @iereauibm I'M
moelid) MAIDEN. fii5rte 0r. Gahn
4arnier aus. gr tiinbigte cine al
lHr't neitegebenoe, ben Wetbpbe'
Ger ruiiiihen 3onenperpaltuna no
lefnmmenbe Yolitif Der yginfrle
rim" barren 8eloes an, pomit elm
hemm,ngsloie Snilation perhiite
,:ao Sugleid aud) Sic perm0gence1
Heute ge5pungen peroen icllen lid
rur ourh sic reelle arbeit ,r er
| lldhren.
(Selb ioQ nidt aans ,pertlos ,ueroe1
1urh sic rein gelolidlen Na'I
| nabmen miiiie ser @eloiiberbane he
ipitiet neroen. Gtpa 60 Wfilliaroe1
Marf Yapiergelo ieien in llmIon'
rosu nod etlpa ;suei Yeilliarne1
Iorf 8eiasungseelo fdmen. 8ei ne
! 6e,,tigen seid,rumpiten @irtIda'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Wieder HeimindUstrie
fUer dos Vogt|ond

Gbemnib Sprid)t man mi:
perantfportlihen Maunern i'm &ogt.
lonS, 10 lpiirt man iiteral cine ilIl.
iionslple grfeuntnis ser fegebenel
5atIahen 0emgegeniiber iteht Ner
energiide Wille gum MuibauL nidlt
nur Ser StGote, Ionoeru audi Nel
WirtId)dit nit ibren iiir hos T3at
!ano eigenen Gbaratter.
ssn Hlauen iino ). g. so gro,
sent ser SnouItriebetriebc luieNe'
oneelauIen. Gs banbelt iih I'M Nit
tel unS aleinbetriebe, ocnen cini
ousaeoebnte Soeiminouitrie onae
icbloiien lit. Gin Sell oieier SnNll
itrie mar iuGbrenb NeS arieaeS iN
has grseebirae ocrlasert. Ga lit ae
Slant, lie ipieoer nad Gla!en ,u
riifpholen. 9iele .iSrallen lpartc,
aui Sic grneuerlnl Ser Seiminnu
itrie, oa lid, ,pie iihcroll Il,
9eutihlono - oos sSebleu Ser Gr
n1brer, Sic iif in 3rier saeIan1en
id)ait beiinoen, hencrf6or madt
9us 0ilo Ser Staoi Ghernnit
iriro pom Mrbeiter beiiimmt, oenr
Gbemnie unh llmgeburg lit 'iils
refine acknowledgement. Gic ichpieri
ee Gage Ser 5ertilarbeiter lit alIae
mein erfannt,, unb man tenliiht lid
9(bbilie ~ ihoiien. Sic 2Ghne i,
ser Sertilbrand,e Iino GuBerIt nieH
ria uno Iiegen an ser 8ren'e SC;
GriItcn,mininums. . Sennod, Neh
man nit sroBer SatfraIt Al, 81,
9tuihauarbeit beran. Gs 9clana Il
.urser 3eit,. .einen 8robteil Ser &c
,riebc BON Ser 8rie1s- aui Die tSric
aensproeuftion llmSuItellen. Gll
Sell bridIGftiete iid) nit Hesarotu
zen uno Griosteilheritelluna anoert
Wetriete, insbeioneere Sertlli,nter
rebmen, iino tpieosr poll ausgc!o
Itet unS beItreiten ReparationSlic
Icr,lneen aber a,h .5ll einem MIDI
gerinsen Cell iteht Sic HroSutticr
Ser sipilen Reuolferltng Sur ger'ii
aung.
iSiir oas iiibtpeitlid)e Snou'trieE
biet oes 2anoes Sad,ien, has &ogt
Iano farm eeiagt rrerNen, oaB i'm
s!usenblid oie Sage ertrGglid lit
Sorgen bereiten Ieoiglit Sic unae'
flGrte Notwithstanding uno Ser
tiuberit itpierise gnspaB Ser aoh
Ieuperiora,rna. .ginSelne SSnSuItric.
heridlte illultrieren Die Mftipitat
NIT ser aaeemein an sic arhel'
Ecrangegansen Miro.
Sic MitteIoeutihe Spirnbiitte
@. NJ. b. 8. in Hlauen fOrbert mel;
terbin Die Seioenraupenjuht. S!e
iii nah tpie pcr 2ieierer Ser Vrn'
,mo Itebt Sen 3iihtern nit Hat I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

oiirite ser Notenl,ulaui MIR stlpo
eds MiliarSen 1888 ehpa ;ebn
@illiaroen Diarf) betrogen.. Ser
Deutige MebrumIanf beoelte feines,
lpegs Heid)tlim, er lei pielnebr Gin
Sdaoen 'iir oie Ioleslpirtid)ait, no.
hfi man MIR an oen Sd)parSbanoei
ju eenten brolld,e. Tas garsel>
einfad, nag5unebmcn nGrc ialih
crflGrte Ser ,sinansnliniiter. Sier,
li1rd, niiroen nur Die BETTER por
8anfnoten erinbt. Ser Staat 6cab
'iftige and feinesregs cine @eg
rabme oes @elbes, ionoern mollt
nur iiir cine eelpiiie 3eit sen uebcr
'dluB Iperren uno slpar iiber eins
heitimmte 8elomengc b;naus. Gin,
9oderung fonne MIR in can5 be
icnberen ss1llen cintreten "a;
@elo nerbe alio nid,t mertlos mer
Sen.
-1ie Neihsihulo 5u foniolioicrer
iei oie brittle erioracrlihe MaBnn5
me. Iie @eiamtif)uloenlnlt ,u beiel
tigen lei aber nidt moglid,. Ge1
aontroarat 6eabiihtise oies aud
niht. gielmebr lei scplant. sic &G!i
te Der NeihsihuIo absutragen. 9i
onbere &alfte f0nne oer5init lperoen
Gieie Mbtraaung Scr Heif's'hil'
iole bMrh cine einmalige Gern6
aensobgabe umo I'M iibrigen ourd
cie 0erm0gensiteuer eriolgen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
,Russen entwickeIn decentralization

aes nit 0eutiblano bate Die Sos
uietunicn bereits orei froBe nos
Vr,p 9lutofabrifcn, in Mostau.
@orfp uno SorcsIau Canals fam
Mubono bel Der S4eltautoiabrifa'
tipn an pierter Stele. Nn yptiter
Steae Itano es in Scr @elt uno at
eriter III europa biniittlid, Ser
2oItfraitragenGl llelll,ng.
sSeBt rperNen aher aud 6abrifen
in Tniepropetromsf in ser Ukraine.
M 2outoiii, @coraicn. Winsf 1T
8c;Brublono mo Mouoiihirsf, in
Sibiricll gcbout
Iie hercitS porhauoen,n ,Sabrifen
mcrocn pergrobert. ,sn Bortp gun,
Vei'picl Eui'iid,tigt man Oie 1ru-
>'ftion -; pcrooppr;n 10 oai sort
1850 tiglid 1000 slutos ber9e-
Iteat merScn ton,cn. 3ablcn limo
iiber Mosfml uno SorosIau niht
porhonNerL aher ibrr Gergrober,,ng
miro cntiprcdrno cricl1cn.
Sic Maihiuerie oieier Sobrifc,:
miro iortse'ebt nloocrniliert. nit
Ecm Gno'iel, cinnol mr. nod, nltto'
Inoti'chc @Hrfseuan'aict,iucn 81 b.
,ruten Nit Nil'c orilcn ertpartet
man. Sob Die Hroouftion iiir 1916
rns GpppcIte ser unn 1915 betrn.
gen miro.
Trci ?lrtcn bon 9altfraitnngeu
Iino in Ser Smpiet'nicn berceltetH
uoroeu icood, rollcn icbt icd,s nc,le
Mobele iiher sic r,iiiid,en StraHer.
Norl,ntcr Come bis 6 5onnen
Woaen. nit sen itirfitcn Wotorcn.
hle man hishcr in NublnaS ie &C.
'chrn bot.
Gic Gaiiogermoacu iollcn in ser
Sdoc ieiil. ocn @stthc!r:rb nit ir.
ccno cttuos ouiuchn,cn ,u fSnncn.
NoS in Sen Iar. stoatcn aeba!,t
miro. Ser nc,,e 3is no lit ein ichr
clcdantcr @oaen. 10 Elm Wittclbing
Ari'dlrn 0mit unN Gnoiloc. gs
niht audi cincu Sicaes,paaen. ser
>rm Sorb. Ghcnrnlct oNcr E!pmoutI
Gbnclt.
tScrncr miro es Gin aleinauto ae,
fr" NoS ~N'rsfcarit'h" hpiRt eli,
SeSan iiir bier Gaiiariere. ser et-
n'nS iifer go MeiIen nit einem
Suart @oiolin nlriidlearn ioa. 1ie
sohrif r'!de tialif 200 @aaen
| >apcn her'tcllen miro, lit in Ntos.
fan 'dlcn iait iertiR NcNnlidle ia.
trifen inllen nl,dl md in an0eren
StGbten erriftet nrrSen. ~. ....'s
! ScNpdl hie intereiiont.ite Ser npli.
nn slutoIahrifen lit piraeicht Tnie.
propetrnmsf. oie iihcr 1000 al,tomu.
tiId,a @crfsellan,oidincn ullH Bret.
zen heiibt umo lid, iibrr Gin 8clGnec
non 800 acres erltredt. MinoeitenA
'nei nene ,sabrifen pcrben audi ae.
5a,It, INN Sen n"i,eItcn Sf,ref"n ser
rilli'd,en 21noitrabcn ber5litellen.
>aS &rnitiahrrnb. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

Nem Dorf. - 2eon Srotfp bat
in Der jett ueroIIeutlit)teu 9iosrn.
phie bon Stolin llntcr anberenr nllcD
Die iSra9e geltellt, % Stalin iiir Den
i'm Sabre 1924 eriolaten 600 po,l
HicoIai Senir. ser in R,Blnno al:
Ser elgentlidIe 8riinoer ser Somict
union uerebrt miro, perantnortlid
..encien lit. Gie ssrane m,lroe smar
Neltellt, aber lie Miro IN Dem 3ud
nifJt beantportet:
~8as mar Stalin: Nollc m1brenN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

Mosfau. Wfit Giienbabnen,
2anoitraben. Maiierrpaen, 2uitrou.
ten uno Autobobnen enhpicfelt Su.
lpictrublano iebt eil,-s Der gr6btel,
Hcrfebrsnese Ser @clt. Nbsr es ii;
ouh babel oic nStigen ,Sabr5ellg.
ber5rItcllen. Inn bisle &erfehrsmit
lei nuBhar ,ll mothcn.
Sails Die Ylane chi Dem 8sbiet,
ocs Nutomobilmelers hi,rdaeiiihr1
lpcrocn, mag Hublonh einnoI Sc.
Nina!, Scr Gereiniatcn Stoatcu
lpcrocn. Niht aacin. mas sic Nu
toproonftion iiir Sen rNiiiihcn
SeimRSarf angebt, icnoern m,d
OH bem @ltmarftc.
Gas erite in SnrietruBlanN Der
aeltcIlt: Nutp rclte iibcr Nic crit
'tunbiGc slutolroBc Dor ct,ra y
Sabrcn. Cch 81 @eainn oea Gr;s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Dies mnN Dos

- NiraenSs gibt es 10 piele ;sebl.
belebungen iuie al,i ser Welt6iibne.
- Ter Menldbeit ,pirS es immer
ldNperer. iid) im @eltlpiegel ,uieaer.
5lrrfennen.
Sft iplrft cine, Photographic MIR
Damn erIrelllid,. lpenn iie nidt Gbnlid,
nlrsaefallen lit.
- Ginit apar bie Megel: @,,t ur6
billig. Neti lautet tic: 5euer uro
id,led)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

StoI;n ~!rcocr ein Tcnfcr. not cir
SdriItItelicr. nod Gin Neoncr iii
uno bdI, cr sic Madt nidt nit Scr
Nilic per'onlihcr GieHuid)aiten, ion
Bern init Silie elmer unpcriGnlidrn
Wn'd)ine crlan;t hat"
Gr 'dlilcart Sta:inS @ehurt cIS
Sobn cines Sd'uhmohers in Beor
glen uno itellt oud, sic 1Sruac. Of
er Sartarcnblut in icincn sNcrl:
hat. Gr heruit iid nl,i anbcrc, nm
,l seigen oab Scr Sunac bcr;Io$
uno grimmia muroc.. oob cr ols
Stllhent Ser Sb,plroie sic Telniiti-
auna unh sic ioiiolc lln9leid,bci'
rcripiirte uno ic6licblid, icinc Meli
aion pcrioiien bnt. nit Is Sntrer
Duroc cr Meuolutioiliir.
oMcnolmtionGr nit ciucr Wumbc"
Or crhliftc icI1l 9eMnsiicl i'm
lln1it!Ir' ser hcrr'deneen Mid)tc
Scin SoB mar piel GROCER ais sic
eiebe iiir sic llnterbriidtcn Sc
'Irgni5, Grill, Spicr lno Gntheh-
.ung"n boben i'm nid,t abceihreft
Gr pui'tc Ser G,iabr ms slu9s 81
6liden. @Ieifseitig empiano e.
>ie Sanaiamfait ieines gseritanoes.
Sen Manael an SaIcnt unH sic oll
aemeinc isorbloii1feit ieiner fSrper
iid)en unb aeiitigen Grid,einlng
Sein acknowledgement Ghraei; mo:
nit N,iS uno @osbeit acmiitht. Sei
ne Sactnifirfeit g:na nit icinen,
Aaheourit &anN ill SanS.
"Stalin NOR INNER. mas er hc,l.
re nod, lit, eiu 1olltifer oes aofSc.
nen Mittelnegs, Ser ouf Dor oe:
ertremiten Sd,ritteu richt ,uriitf
'd,eut. Stratesiid, 1T or cin Cppcr
tllniit, taftiIh lit CT Gin Neuplutio
/! mar. Gr lit Elm Nepoll,ticnir nit
elmer Vombe."
; Srotfp perlrenbei piele Setter
oarauI nm 5u 5eiacn, nnb Stolir
| in Sen erItcn Sagcu ser Nepolltior
feline arobe @eSelttluag Bate. Gr ini
'ipar oft inn @aiinanis, abcr icil
2eben i'm Grill nor nidt bcitwcr
!ih. Sic EoliSei nes 3aren bat.
Stalin ielbit niht iiir bcScutcnS &C
baltcn.
5roBfp iud,t nnd,suneiien, sal
9enin iiir Stalin nidt piel iibrit
latte, rlno bab Gle @esieb,lnger
| ppi'd,en beioen allh nid)t bon icrnt
als intim be5eihnet pereen fonn
!en." Taneben fpbt 5robfp imme'
'pieoer berpor. bab er ielbit Elm;
nroBe &olle geipielt uno Senin per
i0nlid nahe geItanScn bat,
@talamuth aibt icine eigene Iar
TELLING iiber Die Gntlpidlung Del
! 8esiebunsen 5lpiihen 5robfp uni
Stalin. Sarnah mar Ger Ginilui
StalinS aui Die Ynrtei i'm ,Sabr
1923 idon 10 arob sctpprSen, ooi
Senin ielbit sic &ameraoidaIt mi
Stalin absebroden bat. 3pei ,sabr
nad) 9enirs Ioo NOR 5rotfp .ourd
Stalins Maid)ine ulf cine prtfGr
politiide Stellung heruntergeoriid
!poroen." 1927 ,puroe er bon Del
Hatei ausaeltoBsn unS besann icin
Banoerihait ins Grill. nm id,lieb
lid einem 0t0roer in Merifo sun
| Spier 81 fallen.
Iranf Mc@regor, Ser GrGiAcn
oon Sarper brothers, erflGrte. 81,
sirma bahc 1941 ireimillig pon Sci
8er0ifentli6ung Ses @udes Nb
itano genomnen, vmcil 9fnBlanN mi
ms alliiert mar unb mir feinen Mn
lab botten. bns @crf oamals 81
perifentlihen."
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

S/Sgt. Juan M. hernandez, 26, of
Elgin, who received his discharge
from the Army at Ft. Macarthur,
Feb. 3rd, and arrived home Feb.
18th, was visitor in Nogales We'd
nesday accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Rita Hernandez, wife of An
tonic Hernandez.
He was in the service three years
and three months and was in Luzon
and Japan. He wears the combat
infantryman badge, American cam
paign medal, Asiatic-Pacific cam
paign medal, Philippine liberation
ribbon with one bronze star, good
conduct medal, and World War II
, victory medal.
He had malaria while in the
South Pacific and went to the Tue
son veterans facility Wednesday for
a physical checkup.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
HOMER CHERNIN BACK

Homer Chernin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G.. Chernin, arrived
home this week from F't. Bliss where
he received his discharge from the
Army. He landed in New Jersey
from Europe on February 18th. He
was in the infantry for about two
years and seven months, of which
time he was overseas one and one
half years, mostly in France.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
EXPECTED HOME THIS
WEEK FROM KOREA

Cpl. w. S. Lohman, husband OF
the former Corinne Arend, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arend of Tue
son, former residents of Nogales, is
expected home this week from
Korea with his discharge from the
Army. He has been overseas eight
months. He plans to finish his
course in engineering at either the
University of Arizona or Drexe
University in Philadelphia, having
but about one term before COM
pleting college.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Group Named
ToFurnish
VFW Quarters

A committee composed of Frank
A. Bennett, Otto Charles Marsteller.
Daniel Uribe, Ben zweig and Jesus
Sotomayor, was appointed at Mon
days meeting of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars to arrange for the
furnishing of the new VFW club
room on Nelson street.
Forty members attended the meet
ing and votes of thanks were ex-
tended to Writ c.. Bowman for do
mating so steel-folding chairs and
to Dan Miller for letting the organi-
zation use Rancho Grande for its
very successful Valentine dance a
week ago last night.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
ENROUTE FROM BERLIN

Craig Pottinger, Jr., 20, of the
Army Air Forces, cabled his parents
Sunday he would leave Berlin on
Monday of this week and expects to
arrive in the United States within
80 days. In Berlin he was stationed
at Tempelhof Airdrome. He enlisted
in March 1943 and was called for
training Aug. 13, 1943.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
BE HOME BY MARCH 1

Peter Houle, eldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. E. G. Houle, received his dis
charge Sunday from the Navy and
left Seattle. Tuesday for home. En-
route he will make stops at San
Diego and other points. He expects
to reach here about March /. He
has been in the Navy since January
1943 and was overseas in the South
Pacific for a long time before as
signed to his most recent station
Bremerton, Wash.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
HOME ON 6O-DAY LEAVE

Paul Harker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Harker, arrived home Feb.
18th on 60-day Navy leave. He is
in the regular Navy, having gone in
three years ago, and his most recent
station was Philadelphia where his
ship, the U.S.S. California, was
docked at Pier No. 2, just two piers
from Pier 4 where the U.S.S. South
Dakota is docked and on which two
Nogales boys-Buddy Chatham and
Steve Sudduth-have been serving.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
ON VACATION TRIP
TO MEXICO

DR.. and Mrs. James Walsh (Lou-
ise Houle) of Douglas left here
Tuesday on a vacation trip to Her
mosillo and Guaymas. DR.. Walsh
is on terminal leave after having
been in the army about three and
one-half years, and a flight surgeon
two years. Mrs. Walsh is a niece
of DR.. E. G. Houle of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Mis-. TAKING PART
IN ANNUAL MEET

The Nogales High School basket
ball team left Wednesday to take
part in the annual southern Arizona
district tournament. Nogales' first
game, with Tucson Amphitheater as
opponents, was scheduled for 2 p.
M, yesterday, and second game.
with Tucson High School, at $3.50
last night.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Thomas William Kirkham, ex-
serviceman, formerly of Nogales
and Tucson, who received his dis
charge from the Navy Oct. 18th, is
now employed by the Quicksilver
Mines at Guerneville, Calf.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Richard Lowe, son Of Sheriff j.
j. Lowe, left this week for F't. Mac
Arthur and from there goes to
Camp Lee, Va. He recently re-
enlisted in the Army.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Overseas 20 months, TVS Manuel
Rivera, %, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Enrique Rivera, lit Short street.
arrived home Feb. 9Th from Camp
Beale, Calf, where he received his
discharge on Jan. 21st.
He was in the service three years
and his most recent station was
Tokyo. His company, Co. D of Bat
457th Parachute Field Artillery Bat
talon, was the only battery in that
battalion to receive the presidential
citation.
River served overseas in Leyte and
Luzon and enroute home docked at
Seattle, then went to San Pedro
Bay by boat and from there to
Camp Beale.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
FROM PHOENIX

Kenneth F. Airline of the news
department of the Phoenix Evening
Gazette and John Walker, state
probation officer for the Ft. Grant
Industrial School, were visitors here
Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
TO VISIT BROTHER

Roy Cumming of Rochester,
Mich, is arriving within the next
few days for visit with his brother,
E. K. Cumming, president of the
Chamber of Commerce. The Michi-
gan man is seeking relief from an
illness and while in the Southwest
will consult DR.. P. P. Paul Zinn at
the new Tombstone Medical Center.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
RETURN TO TUCSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Paynovich
(Pauline Arend returned Monday
to Tucson after a few days visit
here. Mr.. Paynovich just recently
received his discharge from the
Seabees, and was stationed most of
the time at Midway.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
GETS DISCHARGE

Bobby Boughton, formerly of No
gales, has received his discharge
from the Army Air Forces and has
located in Los Angeles where his
father, M. H. Boughton, resides.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Robert Howell, son of Mrs. Min
erva Howell, formerly of Nogales, is
spending 30-cay leave at his hcne
in Tucson. He will be out of the
Navy soon and will attend college
this fall.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
NEW CHIEF CLERK

Mrs. Emily Rumble is succeeding
Mrs. Virgil Walker, resigned, as
chief clerk of the price control
panel of OPA in the Chamber of
Commerce offices, on March /.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Jerome G. Meadows of the End
Service Command, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Meadows, 217 Potrero
street, returned to Ft. Hancock, N.
j., last week following a 12-day
furlough. He has been promoted to
corporal.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Whereabouts Of
Service Men

Ralph Rivera, Frankfurt, Ger
many.
Jesus Rivera, San Antonio, Texas.
Henry Soto, San Diego.
Vallice Owsley, Tuskegee, Ala
bama.
George Gotsis, Camp Elliott, San
Diego.
Everett Everett, Camp Elliott, San
Diego.
AL E. Gotta, Mobile, Alabama.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
OFFICES CLOSED TODAY

All federal offices will be closed
today in observance of Washington S
Birthday, legal holiday.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Miss Aird Steward, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart of Phoe-
nix, who spent the past several
summers here, will enroll this fall
at Stanford University in California
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Humberto Gonzalez, us. Navy, is
reported to be enroute home from
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SPEND WEEKEND HERE

Mrs. Dorothy Hardy and sons,
Capt. Charles L. Hardy and Jack
Hardy of Phoenix, and guests, Mrs.
King Merritt and daughter, Mrs.
Leslie B. Hardy and the latter's
year old son, Leslie B. Hardy, Jr.,
of Scarsdale, NY, spent last week
end in Nogales. Mrs. Hardys other
son, 1t. Leslie B. Hardy, is now in
Manila. Capt. Charles Hardy has
Just finished his terminal leave and
is civilian again.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

1t. Richard Taiaferro returned
to Oklahoma last week after having
been called here by the illness of his
father
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

LOST: 1916 Colorado car license
plate No. 10-6161 between Nogales
and Magdalena. Reward, if mailed
to j. C. Good, Box 1873, Glendale,
Arizona.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
ROTARY CLUB

ROTARY CLUB
Rev. o. A. Smith will be program
chairman at todays Rotary Club
meeting. Hamilton Draper will pre-
side as chairman on March 1.
r. j. Andrus, vice president of
the Citizens Utilities Company, was
a business visitor here last week
end from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Cornwall
(NGarstel Klene) and two sons,
Larry, 21a years, and Ralph, 8
months, were visitors here Tuesday
from Elgin.
Miss Alta Mae Cole of Lexington,
Kentucky, is guest at Casa del
Pueblito, Tubac.
| Mrs. James Hathaway was VlS!-
tor here Tuesday from the Camille
district.
N. E. Clark, well known cattleman
of the Elgin district, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Allen
we're visitors here Tuesday from the
Kenyon ranch in the T'ubac district
which is filled up with tourists from
back east.
Attorney Duane Bird will witness
the rodeo parade in Tucson today.
Captain A. M Macnab was a visi-
tor here Saturday from his home in
Parker Canyon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noon of Ruby
were Nogales visitors Monday.
Mrs. Thomas William Kirkham of
Guerneville, Calf, is visiting her
father, E. E. Bird, at Mowry Mine.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Everett Everett of Patagonia
headed a group of Navy boys leaving
Phoenix Saturday night for Camp
Elliott, San Diego.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

WANTED: Bookkeeper, salesman,
and tire man by new tire agency
opening here. Salesman must speak
both English and Spanish. Address
Tom Stevens, 2315 E. Hampton,
Tucson, Arizona.
WANTED: Waitress at Barton
Cafe.
WANTED: Stenographer, per-
ranent position, must have speak
ing knowledge of English. Apply in
person to Fred Itule, KIP. Sales Co.,
201 Nelson avenue.
GOOD RAWLEIGH ROUTE
AVAILABLE of 1900 families. No
experience needed to start. Large
sales mean big profits. Permanent
Full time. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
ARB-133- -104, Oakland, Calf.
(Pub. Feb. 22)
FOR SALE: House trailer. 424
Crawford street, phone ABB.
FOR SALE: Monterrey furniture,
almost new. Phone 637-W.
WANTED TO BUY: Piano, small
size, upright Or spinet type. Phone
303 or call at 201 Potrero.
FOR SALE: 16O-acre ranch. Has
two houses, barn, 2 wells, plenty
water. Close-in. Bargain. Address
P. o. Box 252, Nogales, Arizona.
WANTED TO RENT: Room with
good family by refined woman.
Phone Room 105, Montezuma Hotel.
LOST: Pair of plastic rim glasses
in black leather case. Reward. 223
Court street.
FOR SALE: One good Jersey milk
COW, fresh soon. Also for sale a
good house trailer. Phone 509J12.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED for
Rawleigh Route of 1900 families.
Write today Rawleigh's, Rawleigh
Dept. ARB-133- -SA, Oakland, Calf.
(Pub. Feb. IS, 1946)
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Edward Bayze left Monday for
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

City Alderman and Mrs. Walter
Noon and Mrs. J. S. Gonzalez re-
turned Wednesday from a vacation
trip to Obregon City and Guaymas.
Clarence Best will be host to a
number of his friends at party at
his home in Lochiel Wednesday
celebrating his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Orville Field returned Sun
day from a visit in Phoenix.
Miss Bernice Levy has diScon-
tinued her studies at the University
of Arizona in Tucson and arrived
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Arnold have
moved from 315 West street to their
new home at POI Potrero.
Miss Edith Jones of Phoenix was
here Wednesday for the funeral OF
her father, Ben Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger and
Gilbert Soto, son of Chief of Police
j. M. Soto, returned Sunday from
Phoenix where they accompanied
Earl Pottinger, us. Navy, who left
there Saturday night for Camp
Elliott. San Diego.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

FIT. Macarthur to receive his dis
charge from the Army.
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the South Pacific.

Henry Soto, younger son of Chief
of Police and Mrs. J.. M. Soto, is
arriving this weekend from San
Diego on a Today Navy leave.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Want Ads

WANTED TO RENT by perman
ent couple, modern house. G. C.
Jackson, Matchmaker, 205 Morley.
Q2-27-tf)
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
BACK FROM PHOENIX

DR.. J. S. Gonzalez returned Fri
day from a trip to Obregon City.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Antonio Martinez. 10, and Arthur
Whitney, 18, left Wednesday for
Phoenix for pre-induction into the
armed forces.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

OFFICES FOR RENT: Two at
1856 Grand (upstairS), and one up
stairs at 214 Grand Phone IS.