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Nogales international., 1933-12-16
THE CHRISTMAS
DINNER

XX7liO among us CA affect
w to desi,ise the CASTRO. !
nomic delights Of the family !
Christmas dinner? The most. J
sophisticated person must ad
nit our festive board al
Christmas is a place where tie
gods might love to linger.
What a picture it presents TO
the eye. The big turkey
Drowned to a golden crisp,
ness; the heaping dish of
mashed potatoes. which need
only the addition of the deli.
cious gravy. to convert them
into mamma, and the dressing,
seasoned to just the right pro.
portions. Then there is the
crisp pleasing salad, the gold
cn sweet potatoes, the big dish
OF creamed caulillower; the
celery. olives. pickles and
cranberry sauce; the mince
and pumpkin pies, the rich,
fragrant coffee, and the rails
ins, nuts and other goodies
that follow. Kings and en-
perors in the past have con
ferred high honors on those =
who set some especially won
derful meal before them, but :,
no king nor emperor Of any
age ever sat down to a dinner
that looks and tastes as good
as that which is set on the ia
bles of the great American
home on Christmas day
Katherine Edelman.
g. 1882. Western Newspaper Union.
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Nogales international., 1933-12-16
lBy Jewell Temple)

At meeting of the Board OF
Trustees it was decided to close the
school for the Christmas holidays
on Thursday, December 81, and to
reopen Janoary 2.
Nogales international., 1933-12-16

TURN Oc1OEG CilC Ill OC VI CAlC JSSSA'
MmMM#**
Mr.. and Mrs. K. P Cole (Grace
MitchelD, and Miss Eleanor Keefe
of Los Angeles. will arrive next
Saturday to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Coles parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. ]. Mitchell of Sierra street.
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The Rainbow Girls will give a
dance tonight at the Masonic Hall.
*&#**&1
Mrs. Nancy Lohn is leaving Fri
day to spend Christmas at her
home in Crab orchard, KY.
#*&****
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zacharias
spent Sunday in Tucson.
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BRIDGE PARTY
###%**#
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Frazier en-
tertained number Of friends Sat-
urdtv evening with bridge party
at their home on Quarry street.
Those playing were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Otis, DR.. and Mrs. Glenn
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN :
ia CRUZ.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of Santa Cruz County, State OF Arl-
IONA and the Complaint and AM
ended Complaint filed in the SAID
County of Santa Cruz in the OF
flee of the Clerk of the said Su-
perior Court.
No. 2737
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF
BERKELEY, a corporation, Plain
tiff,
IRA D. BROOKS and LILLIAN M.
BROOKS, his wife; THE TUBAC
NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSO-
CITATION, a corporation; FRANCES
E. NUHLF'ELD, formerly Francis V.
Elliott; also known as Frances V.
Elliott, minor, and MARY w.
SMITH. as Guardian OF Francis v.
Elliott. a minor; NORMAN MUHL-
FIELD, husband of Frances E. Muhl-
field; L. j. CLAIBORN; SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY, State of Arizona,
body corporate and polite, FIRST
DOE, SECOND DOE, THIRD DOE
and FOURTH DOE, Defendants.
IN THE NAMES OF THE STATE
OF ARIZONA TO
FRANCES E. MUHLFELD, for
! merIy Francis V. Elliott; also
known as Frances V. Elliott,
a minor; and
NORMAN MUHLFELD, husband
of Frances E. Muhlfeld,
Defendants, Greeting:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear in an ac-
ton brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the Super
ior Court of Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona, and answer the
Complaint and Amended Complaint
filed with the Clerk of this said
Court, at Nogales, in said County,
within twenty days after the serV-
ice upon you of this Summons, If
served in this said County, or in
all other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above-men-
toned being exclusive of the day
of service; or judgment by default
will be taken against you.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND
SEAL OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
of Santa Cruz County, State of
Arizona, this 31st day of October,
A. D., 1888.
(SEAL)
ROBT. E. LEE,
Clerk Of said Superior
Nogales international., 1933-12-16

Some of the stonents of the 4B
class of the Elm Street School will
sing Christmas carols at fohr Sat-
hrday afternoon, December is, at
the j. G. Penney Store.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

money give out I'm sure mother and
father wouldn't send me any,
If that's all that's really standing
in your way, We could easily get to-
gether on the money. 1t wouldn't cost
you as much to pay half the rent and
food here as it does to live where you
are. I only pay $50 a month rent.
Your share would be SIS. And the food
is easy. You save lot cooking"
Mary was astoniShed.
"Oh-then I will come" she said
eagerly, glad for the chance to live
under the protecting wing of Freckle.
do you COOKE"
Il love it. And dish washing, too
Freckle sighed happily.
Would you rather cook and wash
dishes than.keep the apartment clean?"
Would II" Mary laughed
Then it's settled" Freckle said prac-
tically. You worry about our meals
and I'll do all the rest. I'm a good
strong arm scrubwoman. 1 guess it's
the Irish in me-"
Let's hurry-and I'll go right to the
club and pack. I've been terribly lone
some" Mary said wistfully. And a
little bit homesick. Being with you will
help"
The boy you left behind you?'
Freckle raised an inquiring eyebrow.
wouldn't you like to know?" Mary
Evening star., 1933-08-15

1HE world saw Curt Little as a
tall splendidly built, aristocratic-
looking man with iron gray hair
1 Work in the oil fields had
strengthened his physique and
given him a powerful body.
Women broke their hearts over his
prematurely gray hair and the search
ing, cynical look in his deep blue eyes.
He was fascinating. aloof-appealing
No one knew anything Of his past.
Questions were answered with an enlg-
matical smile a smile that increased
the depths of the two lines at the sides
of his mouth. A mouth that was kind,
yet hard. Smiling, yet sad.
That was the way Mary Sawyer saw
the famous producer as they sat on his
great veranda at the top of the knoll
where his house stood and watched the
movie fair below. She stole glances at
him now and then-and his face, now
hard. now soft, fascinated her deeply.
1t was, she thought. the most unusual
face she had ever seen.
If she could have known the thoughts
that came to him-turring his heart to
stone and his blood to the boiling point.
she would better have understood the
changing expression. In Curt Little's
heart at the moment there was Waging
the greatest battle ever staged in his
turbulent spirit.
The black of Mary's hair-and the
pigeon-gray Of her eyes-something in
the way she turned her head-every
lovely little mannerism Curt Little
noted And his heart turned to ice
Revenge-sWeet and tempting, lay
within his reach. A chance to pay an
old score that ate at his vitals and
made him ache with the intensity of
his desire TO hurt as he had been hurt.
Two hours passed. Curt Little heard
himself saying to q little girl who
looked at him worshipfully and
breathed in his every word:
we must see lots of each other while
you are in Hollywood, little one"
How can you bother about poor
little me-a big, busy man like you?"
Mary asked him in happy wonder.
Even Freckle, used to almost anything
Happening in her hectic, happy-go-
lucky life. was floored when Curt Little
and Mary joined her and she learned
Evening star., 1933-08-15
childishly Eith . wise little

answered childishly Xith . wise little
smile.
Some time when I have a day Of, -
Freckle got up to clear the table. Il
must tell you about my Willie. He's
the most gorgeous plumber in Brook
lyn. And Is he romantic?"
Mary had to stand outside the kitchen
ette door to dry the dishes for Freckle.
When they had finished she remem-
bered that Curt Little was to call her
"Oh, what'll do?" she asked Freckle
with worried little frown. Suppose
they don't give Mr.. Little my message"
Whats the matter with your calling
him?"
| Il wouldn't want to do that" Mary
demurred.
Freckle grinned
This is Hollywood, infant. Be your
self"
I've never called a man in my life,'
Mary picked up the receiver. But
here goes"
| Curt got on the phone Immediately
when his secretary told him Miss
| Sawyer was calling
Good morning. little one" His
voice was warm with greeting. He was
little surprised that she would call
him And he was not sorry.
How do you do. Mr.. Little" Mary
said primly and Freckle grinned widely
Evening star., 1933-08-15

at her quaint, old fashioned ways
I'm so sorry to trouble you with a call.
But I'm moving to Miss Bryans house
and was afraid the Independent Club
wouldn't give you the message"
MY DEAR" Curt assured her hastily,
hearing your sweet voice starts my day
of with sunshine. Shall we dine-say
about 7:30? I'll call for you around that
time"
When she hung up, Freckle sat down
heavily on q chair
Dinner tonight! Say, belle Of the
South. you've struck oil. And believe
me. II you play Curt Little right you'll
be the belle Of Hollywood"
Don't be silly Mary shrugged. HE
wont pay much attention to me"
Hes given you more attention In
these few short hours than I've ever
seen him give q woman in this town
You're in luck, baby! l wish he'd ask
me-"
Mary was sorry Freckle wasn't invited
But there really was nothing she could
do about 1t. She couldn't very well
ring her In on q party when Curt Little
hadn't invited her. And Freckle was
not the sort to expect 1t Of her.
The girls spent the afternoon packing
Mary's things and getting her moved
into Freckle's apartment. The day flew
like magic. Mary had to hurry through
Evening star., 1933-08-15

! they were to ride home in one of Curt
Little'S cars
III call you tomorrow" the million
aire said. holding Mary's little hand
in his at parting.
oh" was all Mary could say as the
car started and they were on their way.
Freckle never too overwhelmed to
talk-looked at Mary with an envy akin
to awe.
We'll! You may be from the sticks,
baby But you got what it takes-what-
ever that is. Curt Little! That old
woman hater. And he fell for you like
a ton of ticker tape on a Broadway
parade
Curt Little walked slowly back to his
house-his mind a turmoil. He had no
plans All he knew was that revenge
was his for the taking. And that he
must keep Mary Sawyer in Hollywood at
any cost, while he planned and executed
that revenge.
Twenty years.
Mary went to sleep that night. weary
as a child who had played too long.
her soft white cheeks flushed with
triumph.
For how was she to know that-20
years befOre-the man who broke Curt
Little's life was her own father. And
that against her would be waged all the
pent-up hatred of his revenge!
The next morning Freckle invited
Mary to have breakfast at her apart
ment Mary awakened late after the
excitement of the evening beforehand
it was almost 10 O'Clock before she ar
rived at Freckle's.
Freckle came to the door in her pa
jamas, sleepy eyed and tousled.
'Oh. it's you" she yaWned heartily.
IF you'd been an agent l was going
to kill you"
Did l come too soon? It's terribly
late for me- Mary was embarrassed
for fear she'd shown up too early.
Not at all" Freckle fastened to as
sure her. Il wish l had some one to
get me up mornings. I'm regular owl
Stay out all night and sleep days. I'll
never get up in time to catch husband
Not even an iceman. Do you eat big
breakfast"
But Freckle didn't give Mary a
chance to answer She walked into the
kitchenette just big enough for one to
squeeze into and opened the mlnla-
ture ice box.
II think Id like just a small repast
this lovely morn. How about grape
fruit. sliced bananas with cereal, bacon
and eggs, coffee and toast? Will that
hold you together, Mary?'
Ndly SIOdIleO
Hold me together! That's laying in
a Winter supply of groceries for me. l
never take anything but a little fruit
and toast and coffee in the morning.
/ Freckle sighed.
That's why you look like an illus
tration from a fashion article, l guess,
compared with you I look like the tele-
phone directory"
Mary was amazed at the meal Freckle
turned out in her little kitchenette on
tWo-burner electric stove. The apart
ment. she saw, was spotlessly clean.
Everything in its proper place. Freckle
had largely developed domestic streak
in her, which scanned contrary to her
makeup. In the middle of the break
fast F'reckle looked up thoughtfully:
Why don't you come to live with
me, Mary? The Independent Club is
no place for you. Having to be in at
II oclock-and everything"
well" Mary said little doubt
fully. Id like to. But I'm afraid
I could not afford It, I don't want to
run up lot of expenses and have my
Evening star., 1933-08-15

her bath and toilette in order to be
ready when Curt arrived.
You look like bride" Freckle told
her when she finished. and was vision
In snow white. And maybe you will
marry the millionaire promoter and
settle down to live on caviar and canary
ears. You poor little wretch!"
Take your temperature" Mary came
back smartly. and aCded a little more
rouge to her ruby mouth.
The gown was another one Mary had
made herself. A high-waisted semi-eve-
ming affair, with tight basque and
long skirt. 1t was white organdie and
Mary had sewed here and there large
white taffeta rose that she had cut out
herself. 1t was odd-and fascinating
As lovely as though 1t had been bought
at the most expensive shop.
Her hat was white and around the
crown she had draped small white flow
ers OF the same cut. Mary's only jewels
were a string Of imitation pearls. which
looked real. The white made her black
hair shine like ebony-and just little
Of it was permitted to show. straight
and like jet frame around her ivory
face.
When Curt Little saw her, smiling up
at him from the doorway, excitement
dancing in her gray eyes. she was a
vision of girlish innocence and heart
Evening star., 1933-08-15

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTAILMENT
Mary Mansfield SAWYER obtains the per
mission of her father. DR.. Mansfield SAWYER
TO leave her Millstream. Va home when
she becomes g. and take the lew hundred
dollars she inherited from an uncle 70 go
to Hollywood to learn dress designing. There
she meets Freckle BRYAN. movie extra,
who invites her to charity lawn party
at the beautiful estate of Curt Little mil
lionaire move producer. who recognizes
Mary as the daughter of the man who stole
his wife IN Virginia 20 years ago. IN
stantly Curt is determined to revenge HIM
self through pretty little Mary. Getting
rid of Freckle the pretext that one OF
the movie stars needs her help at an ice
cream stand Curt shows the delighted
Mary around the grounds. While he Is
pointing out the celebrities. his mind goes
back 20 years to the time when he was
a sewing machine agent. He has pushed
his tired team of horses to the limit to get
back IN time for their first wedding ami
versary and feels IN his pocket to assure
himself he has not los. her present. only
a little ruby ring. but all he can AFFORD;
He hears voices peers in window ana
sees Gloria his wife. throw her arms
around DR.. Savers neck. saying, oh
I'm happy Curt turns. drives away.
and keeps until he reaches Oklahoma,
IN the meantime having written GLORIA that
she may have their home and the few
hundred dollars in the bank. He takes the
name of Curt Little. Fifteen years later
oil has made him wealthy and movie pro-
auction adds to his millions in the last
five years.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
DISBANDS ARMADA

ORBETELIO, Italy. August Is P)-
Air Marshal Italo Balbo yesterday dis
banded his Atlantic squadron which
on Saturday completed a round trip
to the Century of Progress Exposition
in Chicago
After King Victor Emmanuel and
high Fascist officials had witnessed a
review Of the squadron. the marshal
briefly thanked the flyers for their CO.
operation and embraced and kissed
each on both cheeks.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

breaking charm For q moment he
wanted to turn and run. He despised
himself
But again memories surged over him
and the good in him died. He took
her hand with fatherly gesture and
led her to his car
(TO be continued)
Evening star., 1933-08-15
ALBANIAN EX-PREMIER
IS SLAIN IN GREECE
Another Albanian Alleged to Have
Confessed Staying of Opponent
to King Zog.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, Austria, August 15.-Has-
san Bey Pristina, former premier of
Albania, was assassinated in Salonika,
Greece. yesterday.
Ibraham Tselo, a 25-year old native
Of Albania, was said to have confessed
that he killed Pristina because he
wanted to avenge a brother and other
relatives executed in Albania during
Pristinas premiership.
According to another version. the
young man killed the premier because
the latter had proposed to kill King
Zog of Albania.
Pristina was S. He was premier OF
Albania in 1920 when King Zog took
oyer power. He then left the country,
becoming one of the strongest oppo-
nents OF the present Albanian regime
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Transfer Moratorium Set.

BUCHAREST, Rumania. August IS
Pl.-Tne government yesterday an
nounced an official transfer moratorium
on payment of all interest on debts
effective August 15
Evening star., 1933-08-15
INSTALNIENT III.

.HE world saw Curt Little as a
tall, splendidly built, aristocratic-
looking man with iron gray hair.
i Work in the oil fields had
strengthened his physique and
,;,-op hin, q pouerful bodv
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one or the utensils permitted
child. With these. and some wrap
ping paper, or even old newspapers,
silhouettes can be cut, awkward and
ungainly at first. but gradually In
creasIng In good looks as the chill
drcn become more adept.
Give a child a good-sized paste
board box and tell her 1t is the ma
terial for a house or for her paper
doll family. Some time when she
wants them to have home she can
make the house out Of 1t. She need
not do 1t now, just some time when
she feels like 1t. Her ingenuity will
be called into action. Some children
will merely turn the box on Its side,
leave the cover Off and imagine this
Is house. Another child will cut q
roof from the cover and secure 1t to
the box with strips of adhesive pa
per. BY the way, 1t is a good idea to
give the child some OF this paper and
an extra box from which to cut and
make partitions for rooms.
@. 1884. Bell syndicate.-wNU servioe.
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Help Child Find
Joy in Playtime
Amusements That Can Be
Made Pleasurable and
Purposeful.

Children can be helped to enter
tain themselves. This Is easiest
when there are several children In a
family and their ages are not too
widely different. 1t is the only child
who finds 1t hard to amuse herself,
unless she Is taught to do so. For
the comfort of the child and the
mother, 1t is wise In each instance
to show the little folk ways Of keep
Ing pleasantly occupied without some
adult member of the family super
vising the play, If not actually en-
terIng into 1t. The children may
have to be instructed In ways and
methods. although they may not be
aware this Is happening.
In order to do this the children
must be supplied with materials. For
example, little girl will thoroughly
enjoy making dresses for some lavo-
rite paper doll, II she has gay col
ored papers, aud bits of lace paper
with which to make them. There Is
something fascinating about creating
fashions. II only for paper doll. AS
the little girl grows older she will
find pleasure in making dresses
from fabrics for a real doll, pro-
vided she has dainty bits of textile
to make into frocks.
Both boys and girls will find oc-
cupation .or many hours at a time,
pasting pictures onto heavy card
board. and then cutting these card
board-backed pictures into many
sized and shaped pieces for picture
puzzles. Then there is the further
entertainment OF putting the queer
pieces together to reconstruct the
pictures.
A large box of blocks Will afford
boy or girl hours of entertainment
building towers. When they are old
enough and build before dusk sets In,
let them further darken the room,
and put an electric bulb on lamp
cord through the same opening be-
tween blocks, and then turn on the
current. The shadows OF the blocks
Is they are thus silhouetted against
walls and furniture about the room
are certainly interesting, especially
when the tower Is really high.
A pair of blunt scissors should be
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by the imagination, while she Is q
tangible visible figure. She Is varlousy land
enormously known as the Goddess of Free
DOM" the Goddess of Liberty" and the "Indian
Goddess But her real name Is the statue OF
Freedom and for 10 years she has stood atop
the dome of the Capitol In Washington.
The statue of Freedom is the product OF the
efforts of two sculptors. famous In their day but
now almost forgotten by generation Of Amer
leans Whe know the names of dorado Taft Gut
zon Horglum and 10 Davidson better than they
do those of Clark Mills and Thomas Crawford
Insofar as this article has most to do with Mills
and Crawford, let US consider their careers and
their claims to distinction before expanding the
theme of the statue of Freedom
Mills fame rests chiefly upon his being the
sculptor OF the first equestrian statue erected In
this country, the famous rocking horse statue"
OF Andrew Jackson In Lafayette park near the
White House, In Washington; his having also
executed the equestrian statue of Washington,
depicting him at the Battle of Princeton, which
stands at Twenty-third street and Pennsylvania
avenue; his part In giving to the nation the
statue OF Freedom on top Of the Capitol; and
the fact that he was a sculptor whose only les
were those he gave himself
Mills was born In Onondaga county, New York,
December /, 1875 His parents died when he was
five years old and the youngster went to his
unce's home to live Even as a child he was
restless and unhappy. At thirteen he ran away,
doing odd Jobs here and there as he Travelled
farther and farther from Onondaga county. He
worked on farms he cut cedar posts In swamps;
he learned to mill.
He reached Charleston s. c., after great
deal OF travelling and there he settled There
too he learned new trade that appealed to
hlm-stuccong. At the age Of twenty he had
little schooling and less training In art and
sculpturlng. His education was the study OF
human nature that he had gathered during his
travels and a keen interest In faces. 1t was
while working with stucco that he wondered
why cast could not be made from living faces
This would assure realism and would be mex
penslye. He experimental on his friends and the
results so good that he soon had a number
OF orders.
This local success stirred young Mills He
must try to cut bust In marble. Night after
night he worked out his new Idea, carving the
features OF John @ Calhoun. When he COM
peted his work he brought 1t to the city council
and waited, laughing at himself for thinking
that his unrutored hands and mind would pro-
duce anything great In 1886 the council OF
Charleston awarded gold medal to his bust OF
Calhoun and appropriated money to purchase 1t.
With the money thus earned Mills planned to
70 to Europe to study his art but a friend ad-
vised him to go first to Washington and view
the statuary In the Capitol
His visit to Washington became an important
event OF bis life. He was introduced to Cave
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Don't Forget Real BAYER Aspirin Starts "T1king Hod
In Few Minutes

Here is quicker relief from pain-the
fastest safe relief, it is said, ever
known. This is due to a scientific
discovery by which BAYER Aspirin
starts taking hold" Of pain a few
minutes after taking.
The illustration Of the glass here
tells the story. A Bayer tablet starts to
disintegrate or dissolve-go to work
almost instantly. This means quick
relief from pain--fewer lost hours
from headache, neuritis, rheumatism.
And safe relief. For genuine Baysr
Aspirin does not harm the heart.
When you buy, see that you get
the genuine Bayer Aspirin. The best
way Is never to ask for aspirin by the
name aspirin" alone. But If you
want Bayer Aspirin's quick relief
always to say "BAYER Aspirin"
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BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

ley call her THE First Lady of
Washington" and they don't
mean the wife of the President
of the United States. They say
she is "Washington's best known
GIRL" and they don't mean some
reigning belle In Capital society.
They speak of her as uncle
Sans Wife," but that isn't posi-
BILE because "Uncle Sam" Is only
a personification, fiction created