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Realtors Elect U. S. Morale Pants Buttons ARIZONA REPUBLIC Phoenix, Arizona Wednesday. December 8, 1943 Page 5 charge of trousers stabilization Rave in today to irresistible pressure from a suspenders bloc. Furniture Sale Restraints Set WASHTNfiTYW ra at fishermen that enforced stabilization of their breeches by belt constituted an unwarranted rollback of their waist lines and contributed to national insecurity.

Are Restored Nor ell As Head A. W. TtfnrPlT Britain U. S. Study Urged The War Production Board today Plan Urged WASHINGTON.

Dec. 7 (AP) Suspender buttons were barred from men's work pants August 14, 1942, to conserve buttons. There have been bitter protests from lumberjacks, shipyard workers and Phenix Real Estate So today orders were given to restore suspender buttons to work War Production Board officials in xuiniLure aeaiers under the VOluntarv rpstrainte 4UZT onaay serve through 19Mv He Jesse W. Angle. pants.

Armed Forces Take 65 Men iand sales promotion which already Americans and British were special privileges in Britain and building morale for their returning tt i tuusen witn nun are W. Urshaw. first no one nas any luxuries, he said, urged by E. A. Cleugh, British con aucu 10 seuers oi cxotmne and textile products.

and jobs are held by reason cf vice-presi- a ne -declaration of policy," Which mprrhantt oeU -uiuici nomer nainaux, mgie-wood, national Americanism committee director of the American Legion, told officials of the Arizona qualification rather than birth. Ti Ml -ueipn, vv. j. Murphy, E. J.

Hebets and Mr sul general at Los Angeles, in an address before the Phoenix Kiwanis Club yesterday, to learn as much as possible about each other so one gets a better picture of the Sixty-five men were accepted by operate, calls for the elimination of ors to serve two years. v-uv-ptice appeals ana bargain-sale types of advertising, as well as SnOrtaPe-SmrO colllnar ueparimeni at its annual midwinter conference yesterday in Frank Luke Memorial Home. In united nations in the war effort in Britain than here, he said, because of the many representatives of the armed forces of the united nations that are in England. inese new pincers will be Installed at the first meeting in and nlans wen wwuiiij aicujuriiu tnat they may co-operate in wonting out better the innumerable postwar problems. He said criticism based on knowl which might stimulate a desire to to make the occasion one with an rale, Mr.

Chaillaux advocated pre- nurcnase consumers who do not Jjred lregasKes was chairman. venung release oi Japanese from edge is healthy, but Americans and British must find out about each a.vuttiiy need tne goods. The action foil eiaouraie and impressive program. The realtors met in Hotel Westward Ho. Aftpr tha olpKtin.

i TV wi der VeSterdflV whirh limited v.o migration Of P.lirnnoan nannloc tn suits were announced, a general this country in order that there will amount of wood used by furniture other if it is to be constructive. The consul said the war has swept away artificial things in the lives of the British. There are no uisiuaaiuu ui reai estate activities and problems in Phoenix was held. the armed lorces yesterday, 33 by the navv, 27 by the army and five by the marines. Inducted for army service and rranted furloughs were Henry R.

Montiel, Phoenix; Albert G. Men-dcz Tolleson; Marvin F. Fowler and Pablo M. Hernandez, Clifton; Ralph E. Romero and Louis J.

G. Gonzales, Douglas; Alberto Sapiens, Tombstone; Gregorio R. Leyvas, Lowell: Henry M. Wallace, Houck; veith Haskay, Cameron Gap Trading Post; Jose P. Almarez, William erna and Joseph J.

Marshall, Flaftaff; Daniel F. Regalado, Claude Garrett and Juan M. Ur-cuide; Eloy; Fred R. Wischmeyer, Lionel Holmes, White- uc mure jods ior veterans. Auxiliarv Officer nidR.eis, iorDaae tne manufacture of unessential" types of furniture Mrs.

Rae Ashtnn Vornal TTaVi 5iiaijijf vui laucu we use oi Bureau Creates THEY'LL vice-president of the American Legion Auxiliary, spoke at the joint session of the legion and auxiliary on women's and Col. S. Citrus Section seven Kinds of wood. Field Employees Get Honor Flag A MiniltA Mn flaer CHICAGO. Tipr.

(4P1 Thp NEED YOUR Veterans Administration, addressed American Farm Bureau Federa An Ideal Xmas Gift tion nas organized a citrus section of its national fruit nnH naoptahlp me group on renabintation. Superior Judge Harold Scoville diSCUSSed varinns nrnhlomc in onn- civilian employees of Thunderbird civilian employees of Thunderbird ver: Stanley Lomayakitwa, committee, said to be the first con Winslow; Charles Davis, Cibeque; Ilv4ng eld in a brief ceremony A DIAMOND is the best buy today especially if you buy it right. Visit White Wesley We have a fine selection of Blue White Stones. They're perfect and priced right. White Wesley 7-9 West Adams nection with juvenile delinquency, r.

() Aiariinez ez, voncno, ana tiocn mesaay aiternoon nntv TT-y- Flo. at VlA fiolHo' flonnnU Fort De at the fields' flae-nni irinnirori 'orhprt L. Hoswooty, certed action ever taken by tne industry. Some 75,000 citrus growers, farm- ine' BOO.flOO arrps nnpratp in Ari Present a Gift Certificate for a Western Electric Hearing Aid to otne dear friend or loved one oa Xmas morning. We attend to all details.

Call or write today. o. w. iiiroae, a memoer oi uov-ernor Osborn's staff, expressed the governor's regret that he was un- by a cadet squadron, color euard and Civilian rmnlnvoM tVia florr zona, California, Texas and Florida. was presented Dy waiter.

K. Bim The afternoon session was devoted jonn i. unii, Anaheim, is chairman nf thp tipw unit syn, siate cnairman oi the war io a training school for service of flCerS Of the varinns rvnetc ihrnnnh Stanley Crockett, Harlingen, nnance committee, in behalf of th" treasury department to John oWODe. field manaiwr uVin T-orvra- OUt the Statp tn pnahla tKcm -ra as vice-cnairman, and ueorge i. Cullerton, New Smyrna Beach, Fla secretary.

sented the field's civilian nerson- COMMUNITY WAR CHEST HELP TOO! From Norway to China good people are and will be in need of help when the war is over. Combined with the of 17 Phoenix social service agencies the needs of 17 international social service agencies have become the Community War Chest. You give once for all it is the human it is the democratic way. People are in need of help from their more fortunate neighbors give it by giving all you can. You'll be glad you because it is an important war job that you can do.

PHOENIX AUTO SUPPLY CO. SOI WEST VAN BCKEN rvini uie many proDiems ot return- inn untVMn a 1 nel. cicitns oi me present war. fiance. Hailey R.

Herring of Phoenix was inducted for immediate army t-aininp; Paul B. Lyons of Phoenix and Wilson F. Clemens, Wicken-hur" were inducted and transferred to the air corps enlisted reserve, and H. K. Stringer, Winslow, and Edward T.

Cosper, Clifton, were accepted for pre-aviation cadet training and transferred to the enlisted reserve. Inducted for service with the navy were Nicanor S. Perez, Wil-lian Jav Baker, Kenneth W. Lewis The fins' was liolioirtxfl Vv tVio A New Trial Ordered Iield authnritip tn ho Vit ft ret The work sessions will be torJav. prirlincr with awarded to an air corps training the VariOUS DOStS to rlptormino In Damage Action The Arizona Supreme Court Monday reversed judgment of Mari iiciu personnel.

i ne rnunder bird employees qualified for th prpgress of the membership cam- iviinuie iYian Ilat? aftpr ASM tipt Charles A. Firth Saffori cent had invested 10 per cent or copa County Superior Court in a personal injury damage action ment commander, and Mrs'. Gladys more oi their salaries in war bonds FUEL OIL Phone 3-2486 COOK Oil Company and Ducliev uues, niwiuA, Womack, Lloyd Sedillo, Jose J. Xunez and Refugio M. Quiroz, War Workers presiaent oi the auxiliary, presided over the Drought by Wanda Dolores May-nard in behalf of William Maynard, a minor, and ordered a new trial.

THE AUDIPHOHE CO. 20 Professional Bid. Phoenix ph. 4-4538 joint session. Program Is Outlined Flactaff; Harley R.

Williams, Tol-lrorr Frank Hornett, Fort Apache; During the afternoon session, the 1 IBIMHIMHHHHBBiMiHH The lower court previously dismissed the complaint on grounds it was not established that the driver rbrcnrp raxon. ram wcuaj tne purpose of outlining the legion's int. piugiaui Elanned. for Phoenix war workers the TnitoH (Z.nr-inn Dranni-n. of the car, which the suit alleged caused the youth's injuries Janu tions Industrial Services, organized yivLum ior tne year.

Buckeye Man Makes Bond Waiving hearing yesterday before F. A. Hickernell. TT Robert IN'achu, Whiteriver; Emery Honanie, Winslow; George S. Wei-mer Arthur J.

Kent and Louis R. Moran Bisbee; Susano Popez Luna, Pean-e- Garland M. Beavers, Fort Huachuca: Elmer R. Berryhill, 1 2048 E. Washington -UJSv aJ ary 16, 1942, near Gilbert, was an employee of S.

H. Hall, against lecenuy, was presented to members of the Y's Men's Club at its whom tne suit was nieo. meeting Monday in the Young Men's Christian Association build missioner. Donovan Fish, 32 years Old. Buckeve easnlinp Warren vvuiuiiu and Joseph L.

Johnson and Charles ing by Miss Jane Farwell, program director of the new USO or aior' was released under bond of LIFE WlTHUWIORthe Borden Cow JVIjf ii. lUi pilv, ciii-i. $ouu to await action of the U. S. court on a charge of selling gasoline ganization.

Plans for snip nf nnn niirictmnc for navv service were Enlistees Robert iwui ration coupons. Elmer coriienus, trees by members of the Phoenix junior jronce were discussed at tne meeting, which was in charge of Cliff Armstrong. Balderrama. John D. iiowen, ruc'i-ard C.

Shumway and Thayer W. Earl, Phoenix: Edward A. Cohen, rr, r.r,H ranl Hamilton. Mil- Two Are Appointed lUt-Wil, OHM ton T. Phillips, Roy J.

Phillips, and 1 rrant Hamm. iuma SEED Barley -Alfalfa Oats Wheat All grades and prices To City Police Force HOUSE AND WE'LL SPLIT iWtM A CAN OF BORDENS 5 Marine inductees were Manuel R. Cortez, Winslow; Cleo J. Brown, rnniidce: Tullv Davis, Chin Lee; Appointment of two aw mem bers to the Phoenix nolice fnrrp Leo Kirk. Ganado Oscar Jviuitine, Tuba City.

was announced yesterday by James T. Duane, police chief. The new men are Glen W. Martin. 24 vears nlH 17,18 Worf Hran EVAPORATED MILK nSTSi Jfcg XO "-iV BETWEEN US i JSpSSS, street, former national guardsman, Bureaus Dismiss 134,395 Persons ana wiinam v.

scnartun, 23 years old. 1538 Wpst Wash inert rn ctrppt WASHINGTON, Dec. i(Af to replace Austin Brice and Rov 1920 West Van Buren St. The joint economy committee dis- Lansing, both of whom resigned thp federal civilian recently to enter oerense plants. nav roll had been whittled down Meet me at A pleasant and popular place to enjoy a good Dinner! Luncheons 50c Dinners 75c $1.25 bv 134,395 persons since June far short of the committee goal of Asserting that most of the departments were slow to respond to demands for a 10 per cent cut, voiced: in committee reports earlier in the year.

Senator Byrd. Democrat, Vir-j s'mia, the chairman, rewarded only; the war department with a pat on; the back in his latest report. Referring to the promise of Robert P. Patterson, undersecretary of war, to increase efforts to bring about greater efficiency with less man power, Byrd said the committee hoped the department "will continue the good work it has accomplished in reducing the number of employees." The total number of emplovees for October, 2,961,068, the, Byrd committee reported, compares with a reak employment in June of S.093.463. Every Wednesday Noon a Complete MEXICAN LUNCH, 60c Hot Tamale, Enchilada, Frijoles, Tostadas, Cold Drink, Sherbet.

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E. Rigins, truck driver. The family asked personal injury damages charging a truck owned by the company and driven by Mr. Rigins overtook and crashed into the rear of their automobile 10 miles northwest of Coolidge October 22, severely injuring them. "2" DROP THAT COLD STUFFINESS it i Use 2 drops Penetro Nose Drops to open cold-clogged nose.

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So his commendation means more to you than a medal. You don't quite understand Mom don't laugh as much as they used to. You just know that Jimmy is going to lick the enemy, and you want him to do it soon, because life isn't as much fun with Jimmy gone. You those man-to-man talks, those jearly morning tussles in pajamas, those after-supper lessons in passing a football. 'And to bring Jimmy home sooner, you're backing him up on the home front with everything you've got.

Scrap drive champion, honor-roll scout, all-around good Citizen Soldier you bet you're a Son, the kind America needs! Be a CITIZEN SOLDIER Let's all back up our fighting men. The need is urgent for blood Honors, nurse's aides and student nurses, g.ed Cross Motor Corps drivers, victory shift workers in war plants, volunteers for the Coast Guard Port Security Force and Civilian Defense, food processing and harvest help, conservation, salvage, dozens of other activities. Choose thqways in which you can help most, and enlist as a Citizen Soldier. War Needs Come First Petroleum products are particularly vital war material: The needsof the armed forces for fuel and lubricants take precedence over all others. These needs are still increasing as our attack increases.

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