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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1944

Page

5

Far East War Office Says Japan Has 2 Million in China

OWI report cites war department estimates that Japan already fields about 2,000,000 in China with possible 2,000,000 more recruits. It notes Japan has suffered around 850,000 dead since Sino-Japanese war began, and outlines U S Army views on terrain, discipline, and training differences between Japanese and American troops.

Ashington Rncan Far East Office of War Japan Owi War Department Nion Army Emry

Tucson City Purchases $90,000 in War Bonds

The city of Tucson buys $90,000 in war bonds as part of the ongoing bond drive. City treasurer Joseph D. McAllister leads the purchase with Gerald Gendreau, manager of the Rialto Apartments, serving in the cited department for the past year.

Ity of Tucson Joseph D. McaAlr Gerald Geadreau McAllister Gendreau Rialto

Koiso Calls B 29 Raids a War of Nerves

Premier Kuniaki Koiso praised Tokyo residents for bravery as Saipan based B 29s hit Tokyo causing fires. He said the raids will heighten Japanese fighting spirit and unite the nation further as the war of nerves intensifies.

United Press Kuniaki Koiso Japan Tokyo Tokyo Radio San Francisco Koiso

Mt Lemmon Road Near Completion Opens Peak Route

Thomas Collins Pima county supervisor announced the Mt Lemmon road should open by next summer. An inspection with prison camp authorities midway up the mountain found the five miles of oiled road completed last summer to be firmly.

Tucson Mt. Lemmon Santa Catalina Range Windy Point Floyd Latimore Catalina Mountains Thomas Collins Pima County Collins

Tucson High seniors stage boat party from recycled decor

In wartime style the Tucson high school senior dance uses leftovers from past events and borrowed town items to save money for bonds or war effort. The nautically themed pavilion features fishnet decor, ice punch, silver stars, a lighthouse, and a deck for the orchestra led by Johnny Barringer. Special guests include student body presidents from other Arizona high schools.

Tucson High School Johnny Barringer Arizona

Carnegie Librarian To Tell Christmas Tales

Miss Mayone Youngs, librarian in Carnegie library's children section, will present a program of Christmas stories on the county school program broadcast over station KVOA at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. The presentation is sponsored by Mrs. P. H. Ross, county school superintendent.

Mayone Youngs Carnegie Library KVOA P. H. Ross

Blood shipments to Europe reach 750 pints daily

London report notes over 750 pints of whole blood from the United States reach European battle areas daily via a regular air transport service. The service began August 21 and is operated from air transport command headquarters.

London United States Air Transport Command Headquarters

Ellen Richards Banquet Set for December Sixth

The Ellen H. Richards banquet will be held December 6 at 7 15 pm at the Studio Patio honoring Dr B Eleanor Johnson of the University of Arizona school of home economics. General chairman Miss Mary Rourke says Dr Johnson and Miss Marjorie Sutter will speak.

Ellen H. Richards B. Eleanor Johnson University of Arizona School of Home Economics Mary Rourke Johnson Marjorie Sutter Home Economics Club Sutter Mrs. Richards Margaret Gallagher Mary McCorkle Jean McClure Ruth Coleman Cora Faye Richardson Betty Rose Eisenbach Joan Manley Elaine Ryan Marion DeHart

Help Yourself To Pears In Concord Garden

Mrs For rest L Kibbee of Concord could not bear to see pears wasted. She fills a basket of choice fruit each day and places it on her garden wall with a sign reading Help yourself hoping passers by will take what they need.

Concord N. H. UP Forrest L. Kibbee

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