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Nogales international., 1946-01-04
Miss Kiewe[
Hostess At
Holiday Party

Miss Jacobine Kiewel was hostess
at delightful cocktail and dancing
party Friday evening in the Monte
yuma Ballroom.
The guest list included:
Misses Helen Colyner, Winifred
Dunbar, Rosalena Dominguez, Pearl
Elliott, Audley Holm, Mary and
Virginia Harrison, Tabitha Jones,
Helen Peterson, Wilma Rose, Vir-
ginia Ann Robins, Vivian Reed
Martha Singer, Gladys Pettingil
Gertrude Briggs.
Mesdames Ann Bangs, Amy Phil
lips.
Messrs. Frank Barry, Jr., Duane
Bird, Jr., Antonio Certosimo, Jack
Harris, Walter Holm, Jr., George
Martin, John O'Brien, Homer Ryan,
Jack Tidwell, Gerald zenizo, F. E.
Wuryburg, Armando Cardenas, K.
Russell Anderson, Charles Bauer.
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert j.
Abbott, Duane Bird, Charles Brad
shaw, Frank Barry, H. j. Bruins
wicker, William Beatus, Writ G..
Bowman, George Callaghan, Will
liam Corcoran, Adolfo Dominguez,
Alfred Deyo, Ruffo Espinosa,
Thomas Falvey, Thomas Fast, Cor
don Farley, James T. Garrett, Dan
iel Hopkins, William Holbrook, Wal
ter Holm, r. M. Harrison, S. T. Hill
William Livingstone, Flack Milner
Herman Medlen, Jack Manning,
Charles McGimsey, Ralph Moery,
John w. Phillips, Givon Parsons
James V. Robins, William Ronstadt
I. H Shannon, Clarence Smith
Robert Sunderman, T. c. Simmons,
Jr., w. G. Taylor, Ralph Wingfield
F. R. Zenizo, G. B. Wilde, Ben
Zweig, Gordon Tyrell.
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Mrs. William Baffert, accompan-
led to Tucson by her family, en-
planed there Tuesday for San Fran
cisco, to resume her teaching posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise and
son, Joe, accompanied Miss Mar
garet Wise to Tucson Tuesday
where she boarded the eastbound
train for San Antonio, after spend
ing the holidays here. She attends
st. Mary's School for Girls in that
city.
Danny Pollak returned Tuesday
evening, after spending the holidays
with his family in Douglas.
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Mrs. Mary Glissan is visiting hel
daughters in San Diego, having left
the Saturday before Christmas.
Nogales international., 1946-01-04
HOLIDAY PARTY

Among the many enjoyable par
ties of the season was that given
Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger on
Court street. Some hundred friends
called to exchange greetings and
enjoy the hospitality in this first OF
a series planned by the couple.
The home was decorated in holi-
day motif, and the table from which
delicious viands were served buffet
style, was centered by red and
green, flanked by tall tapers. Above
the mantle were Christmas candles,
and greens. Cocktails were served
throughout the evening.
Nogales international., 1946-01-04

She advanced down the aisle on
the arm of her father, by whom she
was given in marriage. They fol-
lowed diminutive Dorita Pima, flow
er girl, who wore white tulle bouif-
FAINT formal, and after them, in
turn, came the matron of honor,
Mrs. William Baffert, the brides
sister, in a gown of ice-blue faille
and bonnet to match, nicely set off
with hand bouquet of pink camel
las.
Bridesmaids, similarly attired in
white foille bouffant gowns, with
touches of blue, and bonnets to
concur, and carrying blue colonial
bouquets, were Misses Maria Luisa
Joffroy, Evangeline Joffroy, Odal-
mira Alfaro, Clarissa Vasquez Gu
dino, Anna Marie Bonorand, Margot
Carreno.
Mothers of the bride and groom
were smartly gowned in black for
mails, set off white gardenia cor
sages.
The groom was attended by Leon
ardo Coppola, a lifelong friend, as
best man, and chose as ushers Pierre
Baffert, Alvan Sisk, Otto Charles
Marsteller, Baltazar Garagordobil,
Vincente Alfaro, Edward Bayze.
Gounod's ave Maria" was sung
by Miss Estrella Joffroy, accompan-
led at the organ by Miss Isabel Baf-
fert, who provided organ accompan-
iment during the service. Mr. Will
liam King of Tucson, sang during
the mass.
Some five hundred guests attend
ed the elaborate reception at the
Casino Rotario in Nogales, Sonora,
including approximately fifty guests
from Tucson, among whom were the
family of the groom, and Judge Evo
De Cocini, Miss Louise Baffert, Miss
Tita Baffert, Mrs. Phil Baffert,
Mrs. T. Baffert, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam King. Mr.. and Mrs. Othon
Velez of Mexico City, uncle and
aunt of the bride, were present,
also.
On balcony overlooking the Ca
sino reception room, a wedding table
was set with appropriate appoint
ments of white with silver candel-
abra, and there were gathered the
bride and groom, and members of
the wedding party and brides ia
mily.
The bride left the Nogales Public
Schools to attend a private school
for girls in Mexico, and was gradu
ated last spring. The groom at
tended Tucson schools and was
graduated from the University of
Arizona. He is in business in the
Old Pueblo, where the couple plan
to make their home in February,
following their honeymoon in Aca-
pulco and Fortin.
A pearl grey suit with black ac-
cessorieS was chosen by Mrs. Alfaro
for travel by plane to their honey
moon destination.
Nogales international., 1946-01-04
Eastern Star
InstQIlS
Neu, Officers

Miss Thelma Decker, well known
and popular Nogales teacher, was
installed as Worthy Matron of Unity
Chapter, O.ES., last Thursday even
ing at the Masonic Temple. Follow
ing the beautiful service, men of
the order served refreshments in
the banquet room.
Retiring worthy matron, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stiles was installing Off
Ger, Mrs. Marie Rocker marshal,
Mrs. Minnie Carroon, chaplain, and
Mrs. Helen Bughman, organist for
the service.
In addition to Miss Decker, Off
GERS installed were: John McClung,
worthy patron; Roberta Lama, as
sociate matron; Leland Wilson, as
sociate patron; Jane Bellman, sec
retary; Emma Mae Frazier, treas
urer; Gladys Cameron, conductress;
Marie FIudgin, chaplain; Marie
Rocker, marshal; Helen Bughman,
organist; Louise Howard, Adah;
Vida Price, Ruth; Dorothy Rober-
son, Esther; Wade Riggs, Martha;
Hilda Blabon, Electa; Melvina Nc
Clung, warder; Frank Lamma, SEN
tinel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Arnold have
issued invitations for buffet sup
per to be held at their home, 315
West street, at 7:30 o'clock tomor-
row evening honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Dee Witherspoon who recently re-
located at Nogales, following Mr..
Witherspoon's discharge from the
Army Air Forces.
Nogales international., 1946-01-04
Lucy Parada
Weds
Al0nz0 ViWanueua

Wednesday morning, at the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Miss
Lucy Parada, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Armando Parada, and Alonzc
Villanueva were united in marriage
by the impressive double ring cere-
mony performed by Father John
Doran. Mrs. Delfina Urbina acted
as maid of honor.
Other members of the bridal
party were Miss Arcelia Vidal, Miss
Aurora Ochoa, 1t. George S. Urbina.
Miss T'halia Macalpin sang "Ave
Maria and "Bendita Sea Tu Pu-
reza," with I. M. Alvarez -Tostado
at the organ for the accompaniment
and other music.
The wedding party repaired to the
home of the bride for a wedding
breakfast, following the lovely cere-
mony, after which the couple de-
parted for Los Angeles on a fort
nights honeymoon.
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Nogales international., 1946-01-04

SHEEP AND CATTLE
New Maxico's Il, ,369 farms. contain
ing 34,30700O acres valued at over
$170 million, produce corn, wheat,
cotton, fruits and vegetables worth
millions annually. IT'S 215 million
sheep and lambs and l million cat
tie add millions more to national
wealth that guarantees Victory
EOndS.
y. S. Treasury Department
Nogales international., 1946-01-04
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Fanny Barney entertained
members of her bridge club Wednes-
day Of this week. Present were
Mesdames H. j. Karns, A. j. Mill
ken, Mona White, Emma O'Connor
Roy Cheshire, William MacGregor,
w. E. Carroon, and the hostess.
Returning to Tucson to the Uni
versity following the holiday season
with their families here were: Mary
Ann Myers, Mary Allen Smith
Frances Ellen Carroon, Bernice
Levy, Colin Edmonson, Joe Tena
Hector Puchi, Francisco Rios.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Dawson were
hosts to a number of friends Satur-
day evening at their home on Court
street.
The Reading Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. James Robins
at her home on Pajarito street, after
the holiday interim. Present were:
MeSdames Irene Sturdevant, R. M
Harrison, w. K. Kennedy, r. t
Frazier, Glenn Harker, E. S. Edmon-
son.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mac ]. Hall returned
Saturday from San Diego where
they spent the Christmas holidays
with relatives.
There will be a regular meeting o-
the Nogales Woman's Club Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O, following Boarc
of Directors meeting at 200, in thC
Lrecentlu renovated club rooms
Nogales international., 1946-01-04

Among those attending the Rain
bow meeting in Phoenix last week
were Mrs. Wade Riggs, Mrs. Lon
Bellman, Miss Martha Ann Frazier
and Miss Joyce Capin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
Uniiu deiovcev zenskih
klobUkov V ChieogU
skIenilu novo pouodbo

Ker je pogodba S cikaSkimi
firmami, XII izdelujejo zenske
klobuke, potekla, je bila pc vec
tednih p~ogajanja sklenjena no
va z znatnimi pridobitvami "a
uinjske delavce in delavke, XII so
zaposleni V tel obrti. V Chicago
della V Mi tudi mnogo Slovenk,
Plaza je z~visana Cd 10 do
1912 odstotkov. Operatorji, XII
Sivajo klobuke IL slame, bodo 20
novi pogodbi prejemali pc $1.41
Ia uro, oni, XII jih sivajo il bla-
ga, pa pc $1.37 ma uro. Dale DO
do delodajalci placevali po 80
v bolniski sklad unije in pri-
stall so v teden placanih potit-
mic. Ia delo mad ure bodo pla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
RAZGOVORI
(Konec z 2. strani)

(Konec z 2. strani)
kdor lastuje Trst ter Donavo, je
gospodar ekonomskega zivlje.
MIA osrednje Europe. Tako Fo-
tic. Komentarja k tako tendenc-
MIN izvajanjem nj treba.
Ravno OBJ zakljucku te kolo-
ne mi je prislo ma misel, da ie
nocoj dvanajstega februaria ter
je dvanajst let cd kar so pod
legli junaski dunajski delavci
klerofaSisticni soldateski male
ga kanclerja Dollfussa. Lahko
Sc konstatira, da je bill to prvi
naval oborozenega fasizma ma
delovno ljudstvo, fasizma, kate
ri je cd takrat sprejel razne
forme ali je V bistvu ostal enak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20

ne, 10 ina sedaj mad poldrug
million d~olarjev.
Odbornik SO, JoSko Oven
predsednik, Jacob Zupan pod
predsednik, Donald J. Lotrich
tajnik, Anton Trojan blagajnik,
in Frank Groser, Charles Pogo
relec, Vinko LocniSkar, Frank
Zaitz in Louis Zorko, odborniki.
Vsako leto potece termin trem,
in take Sc ma vsaki letni sell
izvoli tri direktorje. Termin
letos je potekel Frank Groser,
Charles Pogorelec in Donald j.
Lotrich.
Ma vsaki letni sell izvoliio
delnicarji tudi nadzornike "a
pregledovanje knjig. Sedanji so
Math Kure, Frank Omahen in
John dip.
Obcni zbori tega drustva so
zelo zanimivi in poucni. Priea-
kovati je to soboto velike ude-
lezbe delnicarjev in poblaScen-
cev. = Z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20

vseskozi. LIE skoda, da je tolikc
milijonov ljudi morale umreti
predno je svet sal deloma spo-
znal to posast.
.lstotako Sc tega dine praznuie
~rojstvo velikega drzavnika ir
humanitarca, katerega ime da-
mes gotovi meScanski listi pove-
licujejo v nebesa = ali so ga "a
casa njegovega zivljenja nazi-
vail "a tirana in diktatorja =
Abrahama Lincolna. Delo in
ime tega cloveka, kakor tudi de-
10 in smrt dunajskih borcev be
estalo "a zmerom v spominu
svobode ljubecih ljudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20

cevali cas- in cetrt pc 35 urah
della ma teden in cas- in pol pc 40
urah tedenske zaposlitve.
To je najboljsa pogodba, kar
jih je Sc kdaj bio sklenjenih
z lastniki delavcev zenskih klo-
bukov V Chicago.
V odboru "a pogajanje z delo-
dajalci je bila tudi Angela Zaitz,
XII je clanica centralnega odbo-
ra unije Joint Board) re IL let.
line te unije je United Hatters,
Cap and Millinary Workers.
Pripada k AFL. Men glavni
stan je V New Yorku, kjer je
tudi najvec tie obrti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
ss PRIPOVEDN| DEL 9s

recice, Manzanaresa. Stare me
sto Sc obstoja in ina troje vrat
XII Sc imenujejo "puertas"
Okrog tega starega mesta so ma
stala moderna predmestja in Sc
daj steje Madrid million prebi-
valcev, ina podzemeljsko zelez-
nico, neboticnik, XII sluzi "a to-
lefonsko centralo, nadalje pala.
&c, umetniske galerije, parke
skratka vse, kar spada k presto
lici.
Ko SO Sc blizali Madridu, i'm
je re najmanj emo uro donelo v
useslh grmenje topov; zdelo Sc
je, kakor bi istocasno grmelo v
ducatu neviht. Vlaki so vozili
re pc ozemlju, O katerem Sc nj
vedelo, ali ga je sovraznik re
zasedel ali ne. Povsod so bill to-
pow pripravljeni "a BOZ. Nekaj
ostrih strelcev je ustrelilo V va
gone, to pa je bilo tudi vse. Ia
ko SO Sc pripeljali ma juzni kolo-
dvor, kjer SO izstopili il vago-
nov in Sc nato zbrali ma trgu
pred kolodvorom. Poveliuioci
general jih je ma kratko nago-
voril.
Konec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
DRUSTVO "SLAVlJA" 30
IMELO DOMACO ZABAVO

Chicago, LII. Prvo druStvo
SNPJ, "Slavija" st. /, DO imelo
v soboto 2. marca domaco zaba-
vo. Igral DO Observation-Disclosures
orkester, torej bodo plesalci Sc
posebno veseli. Vstopnina je
samo 35c.
Pridite torej V soboto 2.
marca V druzbo Slavijinih cla-
nov da Sc skupno z mimi raz-
vedrite, in povabite tudi prija-
telje S sabo. - z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
UPTON SINCLAIR:
Mednorodnu briuodu

| Tudi Larry Adams je bill pri
oddelku V casteh. Radi organi-
zatoricnih sposobnosti so ga IL
volili "a "politicnega komisar-
ia" oddelka. Vsaka enota je
imela diva komisarja: eden je
reseval vojaSke naloge, drugi
pa je skrbel "a morale v oddel-
ku. Vsak rekrut je dobil poleg
vojaSke tudi duSevno vzgojo.
Zavedati Sc je moral, "a kaj Sc
bori, znati pa je moral to razlo-
ziti tudi drugim, S katerimi ie
priSel V silk, in tudi nasprotni-
kom, ce SO lezali strelski jarki
blizu skupaj in Sc je dalo So
vraznika priklicati in ga prego-
WORTH, maj dezertira.
"Zbor.."
Ameriski oddelek je nastopil
V BRITISH koloni, XII je pripadala
francoskemu bataillonu. Vsak
je dobil naboje in zivila "a en-
dan, nakar je devet sto MOI S
hitrimi koraki odkorakalo ma
postajo, kjer so bill re priprav-
ljeni trije dolgi vlaki. Ma po-
staji je bila zbrana velika mno-
zica, meScani in okoliSki kme-
tie. zenske, XII SO prostovoljno
prale "a brigade, 81 glasno zajo-
kale in objemale hrabre mlade
inozemce, kakor bi bill njihovi
lastni sinovi. Otroci so tekali
okoli, pobirali pc tleh cigaretne
ogorke in Sc smesno pacili. S pr
stom so 81 potegovali pc vratu
in klicali: "Ah, Franco?" Mlada
dekleta SO vtikala V puskine &C.
vi rdece roze in klicale "Salud.!"
(pozdrav) in ''Victoria!" (zma-
ga. Mnozica je pela Internacio-
nalo, in ker je vkrcavanje ma
Wax zelo dolgo trajalo, 10 je "a
pela Sc enkrat.
MOStVO SO stlacili v osebne,
ziVinske in tovorne vagone in
Wax "a vlakom je odpeljal. Pro-
ga, XII so 10 morali prevoziti, ie
bila dolga okrog dive sto petde-
set kilOmetrOv; a "a prevOz so
uporabili skoro yes dan. Med
voznjo SO Sc trikrat pojavili mad
njihovimi glavami bombniki,
zadonel je glasen zvizg padajo-
cih bomb, nastale so gromovite
eksplozije in ma obeh straneh
tira SO Sc dvignili curki il prsti
V zrak. Srapnelski drobci so ra-
Mill nekaj ljudi. Nato so Sc po-
jaVila Vladna letala in Visoko ma
nebu so Sc odigravali letalski
dVoboji. Shame pustolovScine
"a mlade krizarje, XII so priSli
semkaj, da bi reSili svet! To je
mnogo mani nevarno kakor
vOznja z avtom v Ameriki, so 81
dejali, da, tale "majhna svetov-
ma vojna" nj kar mic slaba.
Pripoveduje Sc, da je zivel
nekoc neki Spanish kralj, XII je
potegnil preko svojega kralje-
silva najprej vodoravno in po-
tenn navpicno crto, in kjer sta
Sc ODE sekali, tam maj bi ma ME
govo povelje v~zrastla prestolica.
Preje je bila ia prestolica kme-
cka vas, lezeca ma siroki, pesko-
uiti nlnnoti oh Lroo1 xaasLAa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
OBCNI ZBOR
VANSKEGA HRANILNEGA
I'M PCSOJILNEGA
DRUSTVA

Chicago, Ill. = V soboto %.
februarja DO obcni zbor (letna
seja) delnicarjev Jugoslovan-
skega stavbinskega in posojil-
mega drustva. VrSila Sc DO V
Slovenskem delavskem centru,
23O1 S. Lawandale Ave. Pricne
Sc OBJ 8. zvecer.
Vsi delnicarji SO vabljeni, da
Sc je udeleze in cujejo o prese-
netljivo lepem napredku tie naSe
gospodarske ustanove.
Docim je imela v depresiji lie
Sc par sto tisoc dolarjev imovi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
(NadaljeVanje)


Preden SO zaspali, SO Sc pogo
varjali z ostalimi fanti Ameri-
kanci, cijih oddelek SO izpopol-
Mill. Tudi to je bill nekak pouk.
Mladi casnikarski reporter, Xxi
je bill narednik, Sc je bill preje
pridruzil nekemu izmed "zelez-
nih bataillonov'', XII SO odsli V
pogorje Guadarramo severoza-
padno Cd Madrida, da bi odbili
prvi faSistovski napad ma CLAW
no mesto.. CLAM te skupine so
prisegli ma demokratiGno svo-
bOdo in Sc ZaVezali, da Sc ne bo-
do pod nobenim pogojem umak-
Mill. Stir sto MOI je tedaj Cd
Slo ma fronto, vrnilo pa Sc jih je
samO osemdeset in Sc vecina IL
med Nth ranjenih. Medtem ko
so Sc p~eljali ma tovornem avtu
S hitrostjo sestdesetih kilome-
trov ma uro ma bojno pole, SO Sc
kar med potjo prvic ucili, kako
Sc uporabljajo rocne granate.
Tam zgoraj divjih gorah SO
doziveli prav cudovite prigode!
Narednik Frost je lezal skirt Ia
skalami skupno Z angleSkim cas-
nikarjem Frankom Pitcairnom
in ie pOsluSal, kako so Sc okrOg
NIGGA razbijale krogle IL stroll
mic OBJ skalah. To je trajalo diva
dni, tedaj pa je zahteval neki
norcaV Spanski narednik, skoraj
diva metra visok FAINT, petnajst
prostovoljcev, da bi Z mimi "a
vel sovrazne okope. Amerika-
nee in Anglez sta Sc javila in ce-
tica je zaCela skakati cd skale
do skale proti sovrazniku. Ka-
kor Sc je izkazalo, Sc je sovraz-
nix Sc bolj bal kakor napadalci,
kajti prenehal je streljati; ko je
cetica dosegla sOvrazni okop, je
z~aplenila tamkaj vec izvrstnih
modernih puSk s Kruppovo to-
VarniSkO znamko, razen tega pa
Sc kup svilenih modrih srajc, XII
jih je zapustil tn neki faSistov-
ski castnik.
Narednik Frost je dejal, da
so Spanci prav hrabri, nimajo
pa vojaSkih izkuSenj. Naloga
m~ednarodne brigade je, da Jill
nauci m~odernega vojskovanja,
CLAM te brigade so sedeli ka-
kor ma zerjaVici in 50 samo ca
kali ma povelje, da bi odSIi pre-
stOlici ma pomOc. Mali CaStnik,
XII je izhajal IL Albacetti, je po-
rocal, da so faSisti re prodrli V
madridSko predmestje. INA kaj
neki Sc Gakamo?"
Naslednje jutro je bil6 raz-
glaSenO povelje, maj vsak po-
sprawl svoje reel. Niti dive mi
mutt nista minili in re je bilo
vse pripravljeno. Nato je priSel
narednik Frost in razglasil, da
je dobil povelje, da ostane V AL
baceti kot del kadra, XII DO vez-
bal ma novo doSle novince. Osta-
Ii clani oddelka Sacco-Vanzetti
SO sliSali, .kako SO tovariSi hva-
lii Rudija Messerja. Ker je bill
VojaSko precej dobro izvezban
in je znal streljati, so ga name
sto Frosta izvolili "a narednika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
Nemski voini Uietniki
v Konodi posIoni eez morie
umpuk ne domov

V taborih V Kanadi je bio
ma tisoce nemskih vojnih jetni-
kov, XII jih sedaj Kanada vraca
prot vzhodu, toda ne V raih
temvec V Anglijo ma pristine de-
10, da bodo pomagali graditi,
kar so nemSki letalci poruSili.
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buance service, SIS; operating room. S.; laboratory ANALYSIS,
S.; surgical operation, up TO $50 and maternity expenses,
up TO $40.
DETAILED INFORMATION FURNISHED UPON REQUEST
Those desiring additional details Of this Hospital Insurance Plan are reouesHd
to either use the coupon here or communicate by telephone with MR.. MElNIcK
at ANDover 4674. 475 or 1915.
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lover Notes

Mrs.. Orval Butterfield, accom-
panied by Mrs. June Radditz OF
Pasco. Mrs. Faulds Of Pasco and
Mrs. Maggie Evans, went to Day
ton Friday to Royal Neighbors
district convention. MIS-. Butter.
field was elected vice president
of district meeting for 1947.
Mrs. Ayers attended Circle No.
2 of WSCS Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Coates In Kenne-
wick.
Mrs. J. r. Ayers spent Thurs
day at Grace DeSgrangeS nome
on the Highland quilting a quilt
for Pink & Green club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hawkins
and family were business visitors
in Spokane Saturday.
Seth Montague returned home
Sunday from Palm Springs, Cal
He will remain with his parents
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers attended
the lecture at the Kennewick
high school Tuesday.
Mrs. Winnie Num- and MIS-
Jettie Wilcox called at the Ayers
ranch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Num- Thursday evening
Miss Dorothy Aumann was an
over night guest at the Frank
Montague home thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Donnally
and Linda were business visitors
in Dayton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Ayers, MI
and Mrs. Bill Num- and Mrs. H
Wilcox attended Pomona at Ken
newick Valley Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Tucker and son Of
Longview and Mrs. Baichtal Of
Seattle visited their mother, Mrs
T.. r. Hatch the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeCryder and
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ches of the industry are in sim
liar n0SitiOn.

ches of the industry are in a sim
liar position.
Instead of simplifying orders,
providing clear cut program OPA
has chosen to saddle the industry
with multitude of orders and re-
strictions, rules and regulations,
that would make the Philadelphia
lawyer a psychapathic case.
Witness this: This week a lum-
Der dealer showed us sample. In
one mail came a sheaf of papers
detailing changes in rulings, etc.
There were 20 mimeographed
pages and twenty more in fine
print. We looked at his OPA file
Of papers received since Novem-
Der, 1945. It weighed six and a
half pounds.
We do not intend this article as
a condemnation Of the entire OPA
structure. We mean it to be a
challenge for a sane understanding
and application Of the price con-
troll.