The border vidette., 1932-01-09

at the Episcopal parish ball by
Mrs. NC. Pomeroy. and schedul
ed for Wednesday night has
been postponed until next Wed
nesday. it has been announced.
Mrs. G. M. Kelly. of Miami.
has returned to bis home in
Miami, Arizona. following a ho!i.
day with her parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Glissan. The
Glissansrecently celebrated their
10th wedding anniversary receiv
ing congratulations of a host of
friends.
Knight Wise, we'll known local
garage owner. Wednesday after
noon passed the department of
commerce aeronautic examina.
ton for private pilots license.
Knight owns his plane and has
made many trips to the Arizona
ranch in Sonora owned by his
father, City Alderman Joe Wise.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Munich of Phoenix. who are so
iourning in Nogales-their old
bone town-celebrated their
twenty-eighth wedding anniver
sary at the home of Mrs. Munch's
mother, Mrs. Josephine Saxon
on Noon street. Mr.. Munich is
connected with the Arizona state
Industrial Commission.
/ The hearing to be- held here
Ly the Corporation Commission
in the matter of investigation of
a contract for power entered into
between the Tucson Gas, Electric
Light & Power company and the
Public Utilities Consolidated
Corporation has been postponed
to Monday. January II. The
hearing, which will be held in
the city council chambers, was
originally set for yesterday. Fri
day, January 8.
Removal of troops from Camp
Little to Fort Huachuca will
occur between May / and June
30, according to a letter received
here by Robert S. Burns. chair
man of the military committee of
the Nogales chamber of com
merce, from General Douglas
Macarthur. chief of staff of the
United States arm. THE orders
have been issued aud there is no
way in which they can be chang
ed" General Macarthur wrote.
Many Scottish Rite Masons of
Nogales are planning to visit
Tucson on February 4. when
John Fl. Cowles, grand com
mander of the supreme council.
Scottish Rite. will visit Tucson.
The Scottish Rite annual SLOW
Glass" series of degrees will be
commenced. on Thursday, Jan.
II, at the Scottish Rite Temple
in Tucson. The degree work
will continue until the holding
Of the spring reunion which will
be held in May.
Deportation of over 200 Chi
nese who recently fed from the
state Of Sonora into Arizona
started Thursday afternoon when
several cars filled with Orientals,
was attanched to the regular
north bound Southern Pacific pas
senger train. The Chinese viii!
be taken to San Francisco, plac-
ed aboard ship, and deported to
China. The deportation of the
Chinese will clear the state
armory building which has been
used as q detention camp for
several months.
Two automobile concerns-the
Foltz Motor Company and the
West Coast Motor Company
for many years prominent in
local business circles, closed
their doors Monday for readjust
ment and reorganization. Dan
Foltz is president and general
manager of the Foltz company,
local Ford dealers. J. F. John
son is general manager of the
West Coast company. Both con
Germs are located in the w. A.
O'Connor building. corner of
Morley avenue and Hudgin St.
The membership drive of the
American Legion auxiliary has
been under way since January l
and considerable competition has
developed. The members are
divided into two groups, the
blues and Colds. The drive will
close January % and the losing
side will entertain the winners
by a party after. The auxiliary
was organized prior to the state