Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - November 3, 1942, Tucson, Arizona TUCSON ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Americans G o To Polls But Voting Light First Election In TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN 24 Years Finds Real Interest BY ASSOCIATED PRESS of ed exercise the righ and privilege for which their forebears fought and died a tury and a half ngo and for which i sons and brothers now are fighting ami dying right to own government In tho first election Ignorance Of Law This Time Saves Rancher From Prison of the law yesterday freed loo rancher ol Ion Ilex from possible by the federal grand Jury The string of coincidental when Wieh If nn American living south of the border was told he'd havo to take some time off from ing and havo his tonsils out He the arrangements with a doctor and hospital in Tucson and several weeks ago come up Ho crossed the border at No- pales declared himself as an American citizen and went on his way to Tucson ether and the doctor's knife He knew that the voters cast ballots I citizens residing in for- to determine the political were not required ion of the new Congress starting to under the selective and two-thirds of the act but had never learned that every citizen was required to register immediately upon en- trance in the States spent some time in the hospital recuperating from his operation and then headed back for Mexico and his ranch Close tr the bonier an officer border patrol stopped him asked a question of so and then re- quested a glance at his draft rani Wehl said ho didn't have one since American re- siding in Mexico did not have to register lie border patrolman added to stock selves that the in state administrations holding able majorities in senate and house and 28 of the present ships expected some net losses But even the Republicans no claims to an upset give them control of where their chances in he the best The Republicans needed 53 new to gain a majority 218 hue claimed only from 29 o 35 The Democrats conceded a net loss of i no more than I Democratic control of the ate was not threatened j cans claimed ail the governorships In the states including Now but Democrats challenged their claims Loral Issues Except for a contest here and there in which so-called Isolation figured local issues in a campaign more notable for its preoccupation with the war with politics in states contained the names of more than for 33 seats In the senate and two terms in tht present house ships 32 governorships and 20S other offices exclusive of state legislative posts Maine the only state not voting held Its election last Sept Importing Of Cotton Pickers 1 i Being Delayed Growers Unable To Furnish Proper Housing School Children Praised of information on selective ice and promptly arrested him The border agents day brought him before C Wayne Clampitt U 8 commissioner for a hearing heard the evidence and on the dation of the district attorney's office dismissed the case but dered to run not walk escorted by the U S deputy marshal to the nearest selective board and register Wiehl did so and then went on his way to Mexico a sadder and a wiser man 14 choosing a governor senator Bowers by three members all Re- i uu FDR Studies Latest Report On Manpower Executive Order Expected To Follow Completion Oi Investigation WASHINGTON Nov 3 President Roosevelt studied a report listing for the first time what's wrong with the federal power program Mr Roosevelt's action on the will be designed to relieve at least temporarily a situation which was Information Chief Elmer Davis re- cently warned becoming almost as muddled as the rubber tangle The President was expected to tackle the manpower problem with same strategy he used after Baruch report was submitted through establishment of strong central control and tlon of all sources Order Expected Observers said announcement of the contents of the report drafted from states was bv the labor-management advisory of the war manpower commission probably would be the and three house members all Re- publicans Voting was expected to be light i even for an off Gaines president of the Pima county Farm Bureau said yesterday the importation of cotton up for lack of housing facilities and the difficulties im- the age guarantee required by the companied by an executive putting Its recommendations order Into effect what the order will mean to a typical He will be forbidden to enlist voluntarily In the armed forces after Jan 1 The government is one of o be passed can be promises pickers vage for every day compared with nearly in j and In cannot work In the termine thereafter per Polling booths opened early and closed late to accommodate war workers In many states Voters marked ballots in more than OOf precincts or districts President Roosevelt hnd asked to give war workers sonable time off to vote without problem since growers do not housing facilities which can j when pickers cannot we fields Housing Is an almost insoluble have meet the standard are prevented from building any or improving houses on their property by the scarcity of building materials and the need pay deductions and to stagger I of for all working hours to avoid waste i in addition to labor to do the tion gigantic war production drive Few To Vote construction Growers Appreciative Growers continue to be most Men and women In the uniformed of the work of the school were free to cast absentee jn the fields Jonathan BCr ballots wherever possible but only a small percentage was expected to do so With thousands of fighting men In far-off corners of the world women were expected to cast a proportionately larger vote than In former elections Some forecast a 50 to 02 per cent feminine vote i Some clo-e contests may not he decided for several days because j of in receiving and counting j California for ample does not complete ballot count until next day Kves were on the New voix gubernatorial race because of Its L Booth head of the school teer program said that the gram would be continued until growers are assured of regular pickers August head of the local U S employment service stated that 70 per cent of the days of cotton picking near Tucson this year has been performed by local school children According to Information re- 5 the office of the county agent only 20 per cent of the total long staple crop has been ginned to date While there was an in- crease of over 1200 acres planted over last year ginning Is still far behind normal line son can help win the war most If he changes Jobs his new ity must be approved by the U S employment service of No war plant with a government con- tract can hire him unless It has the proper labor priority rating though this may force him possible presidential tions Thomas E Dewcy lican candidate with an Imur endorsement bv i 17147 was in a with Democrat John 1 Bennett jr endorsed by President and piloted through the campaign State Tamos A j Staff Sgt Jesse Bryant of the lev A third candidate was Dean j local Marine recruiting office victories Andrew MacKay in the U S to seek work In the next county where his skill Is needed more urgently To Stop He will not be wasted on a job which a with less skill could perform Federal Inspectors will be stationed In war plants to make sure of this and each plant will be required to prepare ning scheduling manpower requirements In advance If he's a skilled worker with a job in an essential industry he may be frozen in that job But the government will do everything possible to assure him fair wages good working con- ditions and adequate opportunity to appeal from the freeze order Federal Hearing On Cotton Labor Asked PHOENIX Nov 3 hearing on the tural labor situation in Arizona has been asked by H S Casey Ab- bott head of the Arizona 1 Cotton Growers association complained that efforts to ob- i day announced the enlistment of tam cotton pickers has been com- IN MARINE CORPS only i i New York but in the Marines MacKay was formerly em- contests in nia Michigan and Connecticut all now having Democratic governors and in Oil if Massachusetts and i Pennsylvania now Republican The Republicans also forecast a net five to eight seats In the senate where the present lineup is Democrats 20 i one Progressive and one Independent with -IS a majority said their chances were best In Nevada Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota Iowa Michigan New Jersey Rhode Island and Delaware Stand Pat Democrats said their present strength in the senate would not he lessened They also stood on their earlier statement that there he nn substantial change In their We arc surprised over the op- of headquarters over the in battleground said Hep Pat chairman of the bouse cratic campaign committee He be had talked only day with leaders in Illinois ana Ohio Pennsylvania and igan President Roosevelt took less of a part in the pre-election drive than formerly limiting his to two endorsements of New York's Attorney General Bennett for governor an appeal for reelection of Senator George W Norris veteran Nebraska and an informal an- here by the Tanner Tours corporation Sgt again urged all for- mer Marines or families of tain cotton blocked by government agencies Abbott telegraphed Sen dan Downey California who will conduct a hearing in his home state November 16 at a point yet to be designated Sen Ernest W Farland of Arizona is a member of the committee Tiie growers association rejected 1 government plan to bring ers into the area primarily be- Arizona Bond Quota cause of a minimum wage antee The offer was accepted by For some independent growers and a j small grouD of Imported pickers PHOENIX Nov 3 VP the first to arrive went into the war savings quota for No-I fields today The farm security is the fame as administration and tne U E em- j rines to send pictures medals or souvenirs to the Marine recruiting office to be used in a window o celebrate the organization the two previous months R ployment service announced that larger groups would follow deputy state savings ad- ministrator reported today The state exceeded the figure by Certificates a small margin in September and j J there is a good the October total will be equally favorable when determined in about a week said congressional figure not up for reelection although Speaker burn had no opposition for another term in the house from the fourth Texas district Senator McNary of Oregon Re- publican leader was opposed by Walter W Portland Democrat and insurance man but go home to even cast an absentee didn't campaign He ballot Rep John W McCormack of Massachusetts house majority that he would vote I leader was opposed by Francis P against Rep Hamilton Fish NY in liis home district of Park N Y Kayburn Unopposed Senator Barkloy senate majority loader was the only kev REILLY Undertaking Company PHONE Savo Half Undertakers On Your J j A Funeral MB fl Heart O'Neil Republican and former Boston police reporter while Rep Joseph W Martin jr of the same state house minority floor chief ook on Lomax jr a old Fall River lawyer and Democratic state representative Trousers Dresses Suits CARRY WALLIS CLEAN I SERVICE Kast Ninth St SOT Procedure Is Outlined PHOENIX Nov 3 Rep John H Murdock today that obtaining certificates of necessity for trucks could be expedited by applying directly to E C Corbell manager of the Arizona division of the office of defense Security ing Phoenix Murdock said he advised by his office in Washington that direct application to Corbell would eliminate much delay encountered in the previous procedure under which application was made by mail to federal offices outside of the state The congressman advised owners Or fleets of trucks to apply to Cor- bell for FUA forms and owners of only one truck to ask for SUA forms Certificates of necessity will be required of truck owners after No- 14 COLDS 666 To relieve Misery of Try LIQUID TABLETS SALVE NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Deserter Who Turned Robber Upsets Court Mental Examination Ordered Despite Insistence He Was Not Nuts CHICAGO Nov 3 Two psychiatrists today examine Irwin 33 Army deserter who in- sists he was not nuts when he conducted a tour of crime through the middle west After yesterday's stormy room session in which tested against almost every sten oE the proceedings Judge John A Sbarbaro of Cook county criminal court wearily appointed Drs Vladimir G Urse and John J Madden to examine the defendant and continued the trial until morrow Although Kadens a former postal clerk has admitted about 75 crimes including robberies attacks on women and the ing of a Detroit couple he was placed on trial first on a charge of attempting to rob a currency ex- change It was during that at- tempted holdup that he was cap- tured by police Kadens first upset the judicial calm of the courtroom by ing that he be tried for a more serious offense The Army de- sertion or kidnaping charges against him carry a maximum penalty of death Take Mother Out His mother Mrs Mary Kadens wearing a black shawl added her voice to the tumult until bailiffs led her from the courtroom His attorney Charles A Bellows who was retained by relatives was denied a request for a week's con- so he could study the case more fully Kadens said he didn't want a anyway Then Bellows asked that CITY BRIEFS THE GRADUATION OP mond M Francis son of Mr and Mrs W L Francis of lidge Drive from the Norman lahoma U S Naval training school as an aviation mate third class has been reported to the family THE NOVEMBER MEETING OF the Chi Omega alumni association will be held at the home of Mrs Charles Thornton 1209 East laide Drive JOHN LEWIS PAPAGO IN- dian was ordered held for the tion of the federal grand jury by C Wayne Clampitt U S on a charge of smuggling liquor across the Mexican border WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED by Mrs C A Bellman of boa avenue Tucson that her son Clarence E Furlong was promoted to a Sergeant on August 9 He is stationed at Fort Shatter in lulu and the news of his promotion was received in the first letter Mrs Bollman has had from her son Sgt Furlong enlisted in Colorado in January 1940 Mrs Bollman has made her home in Tucson for the past two years be appointed and an- he base his defense on the plea that Kadens was in- sane He said the defendant's mother had received psychiatric treatment i I object your honor I'm not Kadens protested Kadens ignored his wife Janet and two small daughters who were sitting in the courtroom During one of their father's outbursts the girls began crying A quantity of machine tools were delivered by United States manufacturers ing the first seven months this year the Department Of Commerce reports Four Escaped Nazis Found New Mexico Posse Rounds Up Men Bathing In Canyon After Escape RUIDOSO N M Nov 3 German seamen prisoners in a federal detention camp at Fort Stanton were trapped by armed possemen in in the mountains west of here today lowing their escape Sunday night The quartet was spotted by Bob Boyce a rancher as they were ing a bath in a canyon stream One of the Germans Boyce reported back was armed with an pistol Boyce took up guard and sent word back to the posse which had been searching the mountains all night for the prisoners Armed men at once departed for the scene only a few miles from Fort ton Given The federal bureau of tion gave the names of the of whom speak lish Bruno Dathe Willy Michel Hermanne Runne and Johannes Grantz They are among some 400 mans interned by the government at Fort Stanton after they scuttled their ship the German liner lumbus in the Atlantic at the out- break of the war in Europe They were brought to the central New Mexico mountains here from San Francisco SOUE due to a cold let some Vicks melt 111 your mouth Sec how quickly it eases discomfort relieves raspy throat irritation Try it w MAN KILLED TRAIN BURNED IN WRECK SAFE HARBOR Pa Nov 3 IP man was and gallons of gasoline and fuel oil be- came a blazing inferno visible for 20 miles when a Pennsylvania railroad freight train hit s slide just east of this Lancaster county town early this morning A railroad spokesman said the victim was Martin 13 Frey of Pa fireman on the freight who either jumped cr was thrown from the locomotive as it overturned A high tension wire fell across his body but whether it caused his death was not known because his body was consumed in the fire other members of the crew escaped unhurt More than half a mile of the right of way was destroyed as the locomotive 12 tank cars and four box cars were derailed The tank cars each containing gallons of petroleum products and three of the box cars burst into flames Wooden ties were consumed by the PAGE SEVEN flames and steel rails twisted ribbons by the Intense heat The line known as the low grade freight of the Pennsylvania's mington branch is used by both steam and electric engines Army Truck Sought In Fatal Accident PHOENIX Nov 3 po communicated with Army today in an effort to lears the identity of the driver ol an I Army truck which struck and fa tally injured Robert Roberts 35 Phoenix He died in a six hours after the accident Witnesses reported to that Roberts was hit by an Army i truck drawing a trailer which failed to stop after the mishap CASH and CARRY Suits wool KQe Dresses up SUBWAY CLEANERS Buy War and Stamps 235 N Fourth SUCH A BIG DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY SUCH A LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN i Wonderful c Light read by jb our pipeline Perhaps you never thought of it just that in the southwest it is literally true Most of the serving our homes and tries is generated in power plants using Natural Gas for fuel So when you flip the switch that floods your room with light vou are using Natural Gas which is supplied by this system The motor which runs your vacuum cleaner your washing machine your electric razor uses energy that has been stored for countless centuries sands of feet below the surface of the southeastern corner of New Mexico GAS The variety of uses to which ural Gas is put in the southwest is so great as to even surprise us The list is far too long to run it ranges from the smallest sen Burner in the laboratory to huge reverbatory furnaces using millions of cubic feet of gas per day The electricity which runs the lights our streets pumps our water guides airplanes in to safe landings can all back to these selfsame gas fields Electricity has become such an gral our very lives that we scarcely think about it nor do we realize how completely dependent upon its power we actually are Without electricity anything like normal life in America would in- stantly cease Hence it is not hard to understand the vital importance of Natural Gas in our every day lives when we consider that Nature's Perfect Fuel fires the blazing of the boilers which make the steam to drive the generators which produce sible public servant The amount of electricity used in West Southern New Mexico and Southern Arizona in army camps and in industries vital to winning the war adds up to a gering and ever increasing total If all the electric generating capacity of this area 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