Nogales international., 1932-05-28

green roadster which by now must
be quite disruptable. Beatrice Flores
was also married and when 1 saw
her she was pushing a baby car
riage containing little AL and Beto,
and you could easily guess who the
bouncing father of these proud
babies was. Nena Yslas and Catino
KarabiaS were married and were
running a florist shop in the heart
of the city
Howard Hathaway was a second
Walter Winchell at New York, with
special O-Kay-y-y-y Nogales
every night Loyce Bennen was one
of United States most prominent
stars at the Olympic games. Alex
Jofferoy was in Hollywood taking
the place of the late Schnozzle Dur
ante on the screen. Well, Alexis nose
wasn't such a drawback after all.
Fernado EspioSa, in Chicago, was
rackateer whose fame was almost
as great as that of Al Capone and
his girl Luise Stewart, alias Silent
Lou, was serving term UP the
river for not squealing on him. Eel
tx Calixtro held the world record
for the mile out Irene Garcia had
made 'him give up his career be-
cause of his athletic feet and their
only son, who was named Absorbine,
Jr.
Robert Lowe and Alfredo Valencia,
the former following in the foot
steps or should I say fingerprints.
of his father, had arisen to great
fame as detectives. Raymond and
Woodrow Dalton were still deliver.
ing milk. Lawrence Collins and
Charles Thomas had succeeded
Amos N Andy, Larry being known
as the Suffering Fool.
Bertha Eeames was a famous
cover design artist with Alma Mo-
hrdeick as her model. Believe it or
not, Everett Payne was deaf and
dumb teacher having lost his voice
by over use of it. Henry Morrison
was just gigalo dancing with tears
in his eyes. Doll Robb, Cecilia Mo-
reno, Lydia TeraZzas and Emma
Roberts had a sister act in the new
vaudeville theatre of Lisandro Ez-
rec.
Arnando Guerrero had a kennel
for pure bred dogs and his special
ty was airdales. Lupe Espinosa had
become a graceful ballet dancer but,
not content with this, she was as
piring to be a primadonna. Herbert
Hoover was mayor Of Calabasas but
j. de Saracho, his political manager,
firmly believes in the conviction
that there will be another Hoover
in the White House.
Maurine Currey was a teacher of
Better Speech in Tucson where she
was specializing in that "deah old
Southan" accent. Josephine and
Jimmy Itule were selling apples on
q street corner even though the
depression was over. "They had
fruit stand. At last NogaleS had
acquired a pawn shop through the
honest efforts of William Rosen-
berg.
Ruth Sands and Elizabeth Shell
ton were running close race for
the position as Mayor OF Nogales.
I found Hollywood had gained two
new blonde starS-Margarita Elias
and Eleanor DesSaulles. In the lit
erary world Peggy Merino had gain
ed prestige as a novelist and June
Macdonald conducted a Tell Aunt
June" column in the New York
Times. Norman Barker was writing
short stories for wild west maga-
zines.
Edmundo Puchi was head Of the
chain of Puchi stores and was
thinking of extending the chain to
the great metropolis of T'ubac. En-
riQue Saracho and Charlie Williams
were hash singers az the Grand
Cafe and Amalia Sotomayor was
selling tacos and gorditas at the
Sonora Market.
Inez Coughanour was rich old
maid and was content to stay home
with her cat and her knitting.
Having satisfactorily fulfilled my
curiosity as to the welfare of my
fellow graduates Of "32' I returned
content to my home in Florida.
(From The Apache Warcry'', NO
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