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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1941

Page

18

New Supply Of Defense Bonds Now Available

Valley National Bank and the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust report a fresh shipment of defense savings bonds. The banks expect demand to last about three days with more bonds on order. Officials Harry Holbert and Fred Dragonette noted many buyers had applied recently and sales will be tallied at week’s end.

Valley National Bank Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company Defense Savings Harry Holbert The Fred Dragonette Holbert Tucson Federal Savings and Loan Association Dragonette

University Eyes Changes in Civilian Pilot Training Quotas

Dean G. M. Butler reported set quotas for next semester with 20 in elementary and 10 in secondary C A A training at the university. Flight training will be by Gilpin airlines while further extension to Globe is likely.

C.A.A G. M. Butler Butler C A. A Washington J. S. Marriott Eri. N. Fordham C. D. Doak Fordham Doak Gilpin Airlines Hodgin Air Service Globe

Latin American School Year Often Shifts to April May

In most Latin American countries the school year starts in April or May and ends in November. This scheduling pattern reflects regional academic calendars and climate considerations.

Latin America

Black Dragon Is Jap Fifth Column

Washington reports on the Black Dragon society led by Mitsuru Toyama. The article details its Asia for the Asiatics creed, secretive methods, links to former premier Koki Hirota, and alleged involvement in Pearl Harbor planning and Japan’s Far East strategy.

Thompson Washington Japan Black Dragon Society Asia Black Dragon Mitsuru Toyama Toyama Koki Hirota United States Frank Knox Havwali Pearl Harbor Roosevelt Tokyo Foreign Office China South Seas Hawaii Far East Philippines East Indies Indo-China Malaya

De Luxe Train Arrives in Phoenix on Westbound Run

The Arizona Streamliner Limited of Rock Island Southern Pacific arrived on time at 8 44 this morning from Chicago to Phoenix. The 44 passengers included 22 who alighted here and 15 who continued to Phoenix. Tucson pioneer Harry Drachman greeted the train along with Nick Hall and Homer Lininger.

Arizona Streamliner Limited Rock Island Southern Pacific Railways Chicago Phoenix Harry Arizona Drachman Tucson Nick Hall Old Tucson Homer Lininger Arizona Lolita Dunn Rock Island Railroad

Toyama Spends Final Hours Surrounded by Guards

An aging Toyama, described with white stubble and tired eyes behind shell rimmed spectacles, is seen among husky guards and trained aides. A follower states Toyama would be Japan’s unofficial prime minister for as long as he lives.

Toyama Japan

Increased Production Of 100-Octane Gas Authorized

The Army and Navy have added 300,000 gallons daily to U S output of 100 octane gasoline, boosting the super fuel to 2,100,000 gallons a day. The rise comes from raising lead content from three to four cable centimeters per gallon, enabling more than the previous lead percentage.

Army Navy America United States American Petroleum Institute Britain

Allied Man Power Outnumbers Axis Two to One

Washington reports that Allied nations have a two to one fighting age male advantage. Census Bureau estimates 163.9 million men ages 18 to 35 in the principal combatant countries, with 85.2 million in fighting age but 36.6 million serving under Allied flags and 28.6 million for Asia. China and India included.

Washington U.P United ‘States Bureau China India Netherlands Indies Asia

Osborn Urges Navy To Name Battleship Arizona

Phoenix newspaper reports Osborn proposes the U S Navy rename a battleship Arizona to replace the vessel sunk at Pearl Harbor. The plan will be sent to Arizona's congressional delegation for transmission to Secretary of the Navy Knox.

Phoenix y-Gover Nor “Osborn U.s.navy A. V Arizona Secretary of Navy Knox

100 Octane News Building Promise in United States

A proposed 100 octane fuel project aims to produce 5,000,000 gallons daily in the United States by December 1942. The plan envisions a major wartime energy boost and industrial expansion.

United States

Veterans To Be Moved From Coast Hospital West Los Angeles

About 124 patients from the U S veterans hospital in West Los Angeles will be moved to Whipple Barracks Arizona due to air raid risks. A total of 400 will be transferred with the remainder going to South Dakota New Mexico and other sites. Exodus expected to begin Thursday. The first contingent includes helpless bed cases the blind and wheelchair users.

Los. Angeles U.S. Veterans Hospital Los Angeles Whipple ‘Barracks Ariz Dakota New Mexico Robert. Bringham Veterans’ Facility Bringham

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