Nogales international., 1929-09-17

NOgaleS Q1SCr1cC; T.. K. cumming OF
the international Friendly Relations
committee; Gmo. Mascarenas, may
or of Nogales, Sonora; I. L. Men
divi1 of the international Aerial
general committee, and Juan Rob-
les, secretary of the chamber of
commerce of Nogales, Sonora.
! From the same stand, the gov
ernors yesterday morning reviewed
the 18th of September parade in
which hundreds of both Mexicans
and Americans participated, and
thousands were lined along the
streets as spectators in both No
gales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora.
AS the parade started, troops of
the 25th Infantry marched along
the American side of the interna-
tional line, and Mexican troops a.
long the Sonora side, both making
an excellent showing, and the mill
tary being the outstanding feature
Of the procession.
After the military exhibition, the
parade was lead into Mexico by the
Sonora Municipal Band playing
THE Fighting Army" and the Mex
lean National Anthem. Then came
Mexican cadets with a drum corps
at their head, and school children
and teachers, fire department, and
floats.
La Vile de Paris store had a
black and white float entitled PRO
gresso' in the shape of a huge air.
plane, with the numerals, 1910
1929, and the wording on the sides,
Spirit of La Vile de Paris. Next
came a string orchestra made up
of small Mexican girls playing "The
Star Spangled Banner.
Behind the orchestra was an F.
F. Rodriguez hardware store display
showing an irrigation pump draw
ing water, then a lavender float of
the Duggie beauty shop On this
float Mrs. Jack Cohen reigned su-
preme and she was surrounded by
a bevy of beautiful girls each af
whom had apparently just had a
permanent wave. This was followed
by float of Karam's La Reforma
store entitled, 1.-The Spirit of No
gales. It was in the shape of an
airplane.
School children from the Nogales
high school also participated, Coach
Bill" Kerr and Assistant Coach
Elliott being in charge of this con-
tingent
During the parade a Pickwick
Ryan plane stunted over the city.
Derby Won by Cutter
The aerial derby, ending Saturday,
was won by Billy Cutter who pilot
ed plane entered by D. E. Dalbey,
president of the Aircraft Hold
ings, Inc, of Albuquerque. Cutter
and Dalbey and brother came from
Albuquerque in Butler Black
hawk in four hours and five min
utes.
Larry Thorn of Clover Field,
Santa Monica, won the prize pre-
Sented for stunting over the air.
port Sunday afternoon.
About nine planes were here dur
ing the celebration.
During the Sunday afternoon
program a number of local persons
enjoyed free rides on huge 12-
passenger plane of the Scenic Air
ways sent here from Phoenix. Il
was the same plane on which Gov
ernor Phillips made his trip to and
from NogaleS.
Hudgin Wins Race
Alfred Hudgin of Nogales won the
mile race Of the motorcycle events
held on Gale Arispe in Nogales,
Sonora, Sunday afternoon. Stanley
Gould of tthe j. F. johnson garage
won first in the 45-inch motor hill
climb.
Prizes For Floats
First prize for the best float in
yesterdays parade was awarded to
La Vile de Paris, second to the Dug
gle beauty shop, third to Rodriguez
Hardware Store, and special men
ton given the Karam Store and
Aztec Club. First prize was 500 and
second prize, $50.
First prize for the best decorated
window went to Puchi Brothers
store in the Montezunla Hotel
building, and second to the S. H
Kress Store.