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U. S., MexicoGood Will ToBe IncreasedWar, Post War Problems Bring Two Countries To UnderstandingPh)CNJAlex Jacome, prominent Tucson merchant, returned from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon following his attendance at the Mexican Independence celebration held phvsthere Septerrfber 16. Participating in the program in Las Angeles, whose population includes the third largest concentration of persons of Mexican descent, were Vice-President Henry A. Wallace; Lie.Miguel Aleman, president of the, Mexican cabinet and secretary of astroi the interior for the republic, and General Ansel mo Macias V., governor of the state of Sonora.Jacome attended the ceremonies as a personal guest of Governor Macias, and assisted him in an interpretive capacity during speaking engagements. Governor Macias participated in the celebration as a good-will envoy of President Avila Camacho, who was officially represented by Lie. Miguel Aleman.Control AliensIn discussions with the Mexican secretary of the interior, Jacome learned that effective methods have been established to control enemy aliens within the Mexican republic, most of whom are either in government concentration camp? or under the vigilance of federal authorities.“The United States and Mexicohave the necessity of retainingcordial relations,” Mr. Jacome stated, especially now during the war. and following it.” He reported that the present diplomatic and political relations between Mexico and the United States are verywTfavorable; that the war has firmlv united them in a common cause, and that international relations will become increasingly better.Good Will ExponentGovernor Macias of Sonora state, which borders Arizona on the south, is a leading exponent of the good neighbor policy, and has initiated many movements to cement friendships between Mexico and the United States. He has officially declared the Fourth of July as a holiday throughout his state, an action which has since been reciprocated by Governor Osborn of Arizona. Each year the governors of the two states meet at the border to exchange felicitations and reaffirm expressions of respect and friendship.Jacome returned with the governor from Ix»s Angeles, whose party also included Yenacio Soto, economic advisor to the governor and president of the PortlandCement company’s subsidiary in Sonora, and Ramon Perevra, a prominent business man of Huata-bampo, Sonora.Last Issue OfKitty Kat Printedeverthesite ftt r ged for e;“Hlt; troi S. Buvev“Eveiis suprodiablesihle.'A075 c tors lt;1. 1 rcq u 1 classe2 f « * are b3. 1abolis4. 1lemsfivecrowc5. rare I the ipor'Otladditilt; reasito otmcnt.resistThi have jor s tail nr westjor s'the fiwithquickvarieThlt; men lt;apprr south firsteast and 1Onlt;eithei wou 1 lt;creasi creas at Glt; per ' Minn 50 at Dukesitv lt;Toof ev game the ( schoo and lt;larpeThe last issue of the Kitty Kat to be published at the University of Arizona for the duration of the war is dedicated to Lieut. Charles S. Tribolet of the U. S. Navv, former assistant to the Associated Students. The magazine was distributed yesterday and today as students registered for the comingl—year. .The decision to discontinue the]Kitty Kat was made yesterday at an emergency meeting of the university's publications board.Two reasons given for the magazine’s discontinuance were rising publication costs and the loss t)f its 1 editor, Jav Mann, of Tucson, who(jjnde is a member of the enlisted reserve and awaiting orders to active dutv. Other members of the staff ,ntr -( expect to be called to military service shortly.peaceGeeI MarirsoonNEW COUNTY CLINIC0 »»«iTno t»Tvmmr,rnHeNormUp*week!sionelt;
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson, Arizona, US
Sat, Sep 19, 1942
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