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Evening star., 1934-03-15
NE.\A CILAI\ STORE

Leased 70 big grocery cham for FIVE
y"ar- store ." feet vide. all modern
Only = 500 cash for eQIIty TO SHOW splen-
olc return Call Nr GODDEN or Mr.
SMALL al National ,N3I.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WILL PAY ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR g
or = room houses reasonably priced: white
cr colored; quick settlements E w MAN
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! PERSONALLY BUY SMALL HOUSES
LOT caSE: from owners. ATTORNEYS or agents
MI CRAWFORD. DI. 45O9. 1910 VT ave
IN BURLEITH OR GEORGETOWN.
Around $4,000
Address Box "A, Star Office
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.
CLOSING ESTATE
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTToNFFPs
143l EYE ST. NV,

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The border vidette., 1934-02-10
PREDICT EASY BORDER RULES

The delegation representing
both cities of Nogales at the
Mexican American immigration
conference at FL Paso, returned
here Sunday night and reported
progress in immigration affairs.
Members Of the delegation con.
sisted of G.. r. Michaals and j..
N. Ksram, representing Nogales.
Arizona. and A. @. Viilasenor.
representing Nogales. Sonora.
Writ G. Bowman, of Nogales.
president of the Pan-American
Fraternal Society, at whose In.
stigation the week conference
was held, also returned to this
city Monday. II look for much
good to come out of the confer
ence," said Gus Michaels, secre-
tary Of the Nogales cham Der OF
commerce. Many suggestions
we're made to improve border
traffic and the suggestions won
the approval of high American
and Mexican immigration ofh
cials. We shall soon see, l be.
iieve, easier im IMMIGRATION regula
!ions on the border.
The border vidette., 1934-02-10

The Buckhorn Tavern, unique
and modern in every respect. ia
nearing competition and will be
opened within a few days. The
Buckhorn Tavern. owned BY }
F. johnson. local automobile
dealer, is located in the quarters
formerly occupied BY the Sonora
Bank & Trust Company and the
Bowmau building jost north OF
the Moutezuma Hoie. in Morley
avenue.
Colonel John l. Skinner, q.
S. A., builder Of base hospital IN
what formerly was Camn Little,
spent a few honrs here Tuesday
after al aoseuce of IS years.
Col. Skinner, who ia now the
chief surgeon OF the TN Corp
ares; with headquarters in Oma
ha. Neb il to DO retired in June.
Hs ia now 81 yesrs old add is en-
route from Omaha to Los An
geles. He stopped in Tucson
Tuesday to pay a brief visit TO
the border end 10 say how" to
DR.. A. l.. Gus,e.ter aud other
old friends.
The border vidette., 1934-02-10
NO. 2aos
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the
State Of Arizona in and for the
County OF Santa Cruz.
First National Building and
Loan Association. a corporation,
Plaintiff vs. Miles r. Burle ".
single; A. Nj. Hardie and Mildred
L. Hardie, his wife; First Ma
tionai Bank OF Nogales. corpor-
alton; and John Doe, Defendants.
In the Name of the State Of
Arizona To Miles r. Burlew,
siogle; A. M. Hardie and Mildred
l.. Hardie. his wife; First Ma
tional Bank of NoRales. corp
oration; and John Doe, Defend
ants, Greeting:
You Are Hereby Summoned
and required to appear in an
action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the
Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, ia and for the County OF
Santa Cruz, and answer the CON-
plant therein fled with the
Clerk of said Court, at Nogales,
in said County, within twenty
days after service Of this cum.
mons upon you, if served in .his
County, and in all other cases
within thirty days thereafter-
the times above mentioned being
exclusive of the day Of service
or judgment by default will be
taken against you.
.. Given. under my hand and seal
of the said Court Decem mber 18th,
1888.
iSea|) RoBr. E. LEE,
Clerk,
The border vidette., 1934-02-10
NOGALES FLOOD TUBE CON
TRACT AWARDED
Tuesdays Herald)

The 7. a. Allen Construction
company, Of Los Angeles, was
today awarded the Ncgales food
control contract.
This inform alton was received
here 10 q telegram from the In.
ternationai Boundary Commis.
eion to Mayor ] E. Wise. The
telegram follows:
y. f. Wise.
Mayor of NoRa'es.
Formal notification OF award
Of contract has been wired this
morning 10 the F. A. Allen con.
struction Company of construc.
tiou of The Nogsles food control
conduit.
l.. Nd. LAWSON,
American Com missioner
International Boundary
Commission.
II is reported that the con.
struction company has 80 days
ia which to get material aud men
ON the job and start construction
OF the Dig concrete tube in this
city.
The conduit is to start at the
international border line and its
course will be underneath the
G. tv park and Morley avenue.
under the street and railroad
righ.away to the city limits.
The total cost of the flood con.
troll in this city will be approx.
imateiy half million dollars.
Severrl hundred men will be put
to work for from six to eight
months.
vii, Protect City
The city of Nogales will be
protected by the food control
project against the annuol inun.
dation which comes from heavy
rainfall on the Sonora water.
shed which has cost life and
large property damage in this
city ia the pass.
Is.is believed that the project
will be completed in time to pre-.
vent to. inundation during the
coming summer wet season.
The prof act is to be construct.
ed 10 the heart Of the city and
will provide q large payroll here
which will add to the prosperity
Of the city.
The N)gales Sonora food con.
t-ol prof act, similar to the one
GA the American side of the bor
der is already underway.
Much elatiou was expressed
here today by officials when the
naws was received that the con.
tcaCS had been awarded.
The border vidette., 1934-02-10
FEBRUARY 10, 1894
LOCAL ITEMS.

neld Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Fl. Grove left
yesterday for Mazatlan to attend
the Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Carlton Towne OF Tue.
son, formerly OF Nogales, is in
the city visiting friends.
Juan Elias is here from the
Altar district 10 Sonora, where
he is mining for placer gold.
U. 8. Bond, rancher OF Culia
cau.. Sinaloa. has been spending
several days here ca business.
Herbert Woods and Bud Par.
ker, Pima county cattlemen, we're
business visitors in Nogales yes.
terdsy.
Uuity chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star, met last Thursday
zig ht at the Masonic temple at
8 O'clock.
The Nogal6s Rotary club met
yesterday noon At ths Methodist
social hail for its egular weekly
luncheon.
The annual four day carnival
in Nogales, Sonora, starts today
with q grand ball tonight at the
Club Royal.
Dudley Ellis, traffic manager
of the S. P. do NJ. accompanied
by bis wife, is here for brief
business visit.
Mayrics Pogash. proprietor OF
the Arizona Furniture company,
left for Los Angeles Tuesday on
q business trio.
Mrs. Carl Peterson entertain
ed with a bridge party Tuesday
afternoon at her pleasant home
on The River road.
G. V. Chalk, s. P. de NJ. rail
official, of En paine, Sonora, ar.
raived here Thursday from she
south on company business.
Miss Ruth Lynch. dsug hter of
Mspager and Mrs. Lynch Of sbe
Monsezuma Hotel, has entered
the Tempe Teachers college.
Mrs. 6, F. de Hoefer, of Her
mosillo, owner of the Hermosillo
brewery, is vising in Nogales, .
guest at the Montezuna hotel.
The Cheshire Bros. Motor Co.
Monday received the second car
load Of the new model 1884 Chew
rolets. The cars are beauties.
hugo w. Miller. local assayer
and ore buyer, is building wire
fence around his concentration
mill on the Nogales. Patagonia
highway.
Rev. 0. A. Smith was the
guest OF the Transient camp last
| Sunday night and addressed the
! boys 10 the recreation hall st 9
| large gathering.
The regular weekly meeting Of
the KniRbta Of Pythias lodge
| was held Wednesday night at
Castle hall. Chancellor G. D.
! Rankin presided.
Sam Brocker left Wednesday
for Tucson 10 visit bis wife who
is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis which was ia
Gently perfol med.
! La Vile dc Paris has . large
attractive carnival tnrnta BILE opa
rating in the center OF the store
which was made By the adver-
tlsiug department..
| The Baptist Ladies Missionary
Society met Thursday at the
homs OF Mrs. S. A. Wlngo for an
all day work meeting. a pot
luck lunch was served.
The ladies' OF the Congraea
tionsi church will give q south
| e:n dinner on WAshing tons
birthday, February 22od. The
public is cordially invited.
A motorcRde from Nogales to
Hermosillo for the carnival sea-
500, composed Of ambos Nogales
business men, left this morning
for the Sonora state capital.
Colin McIc tosh, a mining man
from Anaconda. Montana, is ia
Santa Cruz county for the pur
pose of inspecting The Worlds
Fair Frank Powers bank) mine.
Miss Marie f. South. OF No
: gales. and Lelan 4. Crawford, Of
Tucson, were married Saturday
evening. February 3. at s o'clock
at the First Methodist church,
Rev. Ford officia ting. The bride
The border vidette., 1934-02-10
hERMOslLLO CARNIVAL BEGINS

Hermosillo. Sonora, Mexico,
Feb. 8.-Great enthusiasm ia be-
ing noted for the impending car
nival season which starts next
Saturday aod which will last
until next Tuesday.
Miss Margarita Mendoza. beau.
tiful senorita of the Sonora
capital, was elected queen after
heated election which was not
decided until the last vote was
counted. The final count was
100, 900 for the winner and 80,
600 for Miss Maria Luisa Corral.
Governor Rodolfo Elias Gales
Is beginning to take 40 active in.
terest in the carnival but, ss he
Is confined to his bone due to
illness, be has been unable to
join in the preparations now
underway to make this years
carnival the best in Sonora's
history.
Allegorical Hoa.s of tropical
flowers are being built. The
streets are being decked 10 holi-
day colors. The queens court
of honor. princesses. and pages
are at the modiste's having their
character costumes made.
An elaborate coronation cere.
mony is planned. The artisans
Of different guilds have put all
their art to create q thing OF
beauty.
The Yaqui Indians are begin.
ming to arrive in the city from
their wild hills. They will dance
in exotic rythms. the same which
they danced hundreds of years
ago and that still excite admira.
ton from those who see them.
Each movement, each gesture.
each grimace has its allegorical
significance according to the
exoteric rituals established by
their ancestors. To understand
these dances it is necessary to
see them.
Miss Margarita Mendoza, new.
ly elected queen Of the Hermo.
sillo carnival, arrived here this
week to purchase his gowns for
the ensuing carnival season.
Mis- Mendoza and Miss Merce-
des Gonzalez. carnival queen Of
the border, exchanged congratu.
lstions and wished each other q
successful reign over their sub.
jects.
Dances, parades and serpentine
battles are planned for the bor-
der mardi gras. Nogalcs. So.
nora officials are planning q car.
nival season TO rival that OF Her.
Dosill0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

Warner Bros have taken up their option on Rudy Vallee for three more pictures. following his present talkie Sweet Music. Rudy twill return to California following his closing at the Hollywood res- taurant in New York city next May. Cross and Dunn are hold ing down Vallee's spot at the Hollywood until his return -. |. Morton Downey has signed with the Palais Royal in New York city, to open on October 2Sth. ... Bert Lown, orchestra leader, filed q petition in bankruptcy this week, listing his liabilities as $9,SS1. .00. and assets $3,271.00. -. Freddy
 Martin has his winter opening at the newly redecorated roof of the St Regis hotel, on Wednesday, De- tober 31. Eddie Peabody. banjoist, heard many times on the Rudy Vallee program, and a pro fegee of the noted crooncr. will form his own band within the next few weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
ln THe LocsS
 Tha1Sea.S
STRAND

Current attractions at the pop ular Karner Strand theater include the world champion St Louis Cardinals with Robert Young ana Madge Evans in Death On The Diamond'', also the musical com edy hit "Down To Their Last Yacht"
 Sunday brings Mae West In Belle of The Nineties." With Roger Pryor, her leading man as two-fisted ring hero, John Mack Brown as a gallant lover, and John Milan, the "tall and dark" men. ace, Miss West plays the part of diamond -crusted charmer, who gives up her title of burlesque queen of St Louis to become the sweetheart of New Orleans.
 The plot, which includes a prize fight reminiscent of the former glory of the ring, diamond theft, murder and fire, serves to bring Miss West through the whirlwind of action and love-mak- ing to the arms of her true love, Pryor.
 Prominently cast in the support ing roles are Katherine DeMille, a recent acquisition of the screen, Libby Taylor, Warren Hymer and Stuart Holmes. And, furnishing a background of entrancing rhythms for Miss Vests songs, are Duke Ellington and his orchestra.
 The whole is sumptuously and deliberately set in careful rec9n- struction of the dazzling New Or leans of the latter part of the last century. The costumes, many of which are adaptations of the Gib- son girl mode, are among the most beautiful ever seen on the screen Under the expert hand of Di- rector Leo McCarey, the original story, by Miss West herself, has been woven into an entranclng eye-filling, laugh -and-drama pack ed spectacle, which goes even be- yond the blonde charmer's recent smash successes.
 The companion feature is "You
 Belong To Me" and stars Lee
 Tracy with Helen Mack, Heller Morgan and big supporting cast l It is a typical Lee Tracy stor! 1 hacked with laughs, thrills and dramatic sequences high in enter
 tainment quality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

consists of the best in the singing and dancing field. A host of Broadway stars complete the cast.
 There will be no advance in prices for this triple feature show, but a word to the wise should be sufficient, come early and avoid the rush.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
POLI'S

Starting tomorrow Polls will again present one of their wonder shows. This time triple feature program. On the screen there will be Jimmy Dnrante and a cast of over 1000 singers, dancers and comedians in the sensational mu- sical comedy success. This film has some of the most tunefui mel odies you have ever heard, the most beautiful girls in the universe, comedians that are funny, spec tacular scenes and everything that goes to make great musical pie ture. There are five separate song hits that you have heard over your radio for sometime now, among them being "A New Moon Over My Shoulder" By the Tai Majal," From Now On' and others. '.
 In addition to the above there is la romantic part and this is the first real musical comedy made for tho films that wanders away from the back-stage idea and it carries on notably and with great success. The lead comedy role is in the capable hands of Jimmy Durante and with him are Charles Butterworth; and what more could you expect from this pair than the greatest of com- edy-then for the romantic angle there is Joe Began, well-known singer, and Maxine Doyle another vocalist of renown.
 The second screen feature is Laurel and Hardy in their latest fun fest "Going Bye Bye" and this clever pair of funsters will have you rolling in the aisle with their antics.
 Other screen subject ,. will in- clude a Betty Boop cartoon, also on the program.
 Then for the extra added treat there will be Barney Rapp and His New Englanders, and this pop ular maestro with his talented as-l sistants who were with him on a nationwide hook-up from the Hotel New Yorker and with the addition of Jack and June Blair, Buddy. White, the Leeds trio, and other stars of the theatrical world will present real Broadway revue, one that is full of zip and ginger and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

f i A a' q theater party planned for hi' club members next week. .. wATH and wICc will hookup to broad cast the Eagles marathon once il gets underway next week. Those radio talks of Mayor Franl Hayes and other clvic leaders ovel tine local station did a lot to boom Waterbury Day yesterday and 1; was nice gesture on the stations part to cooperate.
 Again. If you're lock-. ing for dance music during the to period that's almost dead on the networks, try
 WHDH, in Boston. {. .s You'll find 1t on your dial about half- way between WABC and WGY. -. One of the orchestras heard several times a Weclx is that of Leo HannOn, who's played here several times at Hamilton Park pavilion. Wonder how that Walter WinchelI- Will Rogers controversy will end up. They're both ion Sum day nights at 9:3O and Walter told his readers the other day, through n column by his girl Friday, that Will didn't go on the air till 9:44, just. as Walter was ending up. .. Will's agency denies this, says the fum-chewer is on n couple of minutes after the program begins and asks for an apol. Ogy from Winchell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
New York Stations {. . wEAF-ssO = WOR--71O = WJZ-76O = WABC-SeO

P. M. 4:OO-WEAF-MusicalAr Art Guar tet.
 WOR-Health-Dr H. l. Strandhagen. WJZ-Betty and Bob
 Sketch. 4:15-WOR-Larry Roberts,
 Tenor.
 WJZ--Debate: Federal Aid in Education-Bates Col lege vs. Northwestern
 University. 4:3O-WOR-Dan Orch. 4:45-WOR-Science in Your
 Home-Dr Kurt Haesel- OO-WEAF-From London: The Causes of War-Lord
 Beaverbrook, Publisher. WOR-Weather Reports; Music.
 WJZ-Pearce's Gang. WABC-Og, Son of Fire - Sketch. 5:15-WEAF-Tom Mix Adven-
 tures-Sketch.
 WOR-Captain Toms Pi- rate Ship.
 WJZ-Jackie Heller, Tenor. WABC-Sk.ppy-Sketch. 3O-WEAF-Jane Froman In- terviewed by Nellie
 Revell.
 WOR-Story and Contest Club.
 WJZ-The Singing Lady. WABC-Jack Armstrong Sketch. -WEAF-StampC Club-Capt. Tim Healy.
 WOR-Adventures of Jim- mic Allen.
 WJZ-Little Orphan Annie Sketch.
 WABC-Robinson Crusoe. Jr.-Sketch. -WEAF-Thrills of Tomor- row-Sketch. WOR-Uncle Don-Chil-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

The biggest business in New York of city hotel spots Is be- ing done by Ozzie Nelson at the Hotel New Yorker, with Hal Kemp at the Pennsylvania also doing very nice job. Phil Harris and Leah Ray clicked in very big way as individual personalities at the Place Pigalle, New YOrk's snartest supper club Howard Phillips, a New York boy recently signed up with Ted FiOritO, Is doing marvel- Ously well at the COcOanut Grove in California. Also, the Three Wizards of Oz, formerly with OzZie Nelson, and now known as The Three Ambassa- dOrs, arc also with FiOrito, and clicking in a big way. .. George Givot's mythical Acro- polls No will shortly become a reality, when a restaurant bearing that name will be opened in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
Tonight's Best Bets
7;15-Plantation Ech oe
 (NBC-WJZ). 7:3O-Serenaders with Paul

7;15-PlantatiOn E c h Oe (NBC-WJZ). 7:3O-Serenaders with Paul Ff Keast and RollO Hudson's orchestra. (CBS-WABC). S:O0-Conccrt = Jes sica Dragonette, Grantlanl Rice, LOlonel Louis Howe, Rosario Bour. don's orch estra " (NBC-WEAFy. S:15-"Thc Human Side of the News" Edwin c. Hill (CBS-WABC). !, S:3O-"The Intimate Re- yue"-Al Goodman's orchestra, wight Fiske, Jane FrOman and Al Wowlly (NBC- WJZl.
 9:O0-s"The March of Time" (CBS-WABC).
 "Waltz Time" Frank Mum, Vivienne Sc- gal, Abe Lyman's or- estra NBC- WEAF).
 9:S0-"Hollywood HotcT'- Kay Francis, guest star (CBS-WABC). 1O:OO-First Nightcr, drama (NBC-WEAF). Min- strcl Show NBC- WJZ).
 1O:SO-G othic Choristcrs (NBC-WEAF). Kate Smith and her Swa- nee M sic (CBS. WABC).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

Eddie Cantor, Rubinoff, Nicholas Bros, the Twelve Aristocrats, and Cliff Hall have formed a unit to play vaude- vile around New York. The salary for the show is $fo,OOO per week. The noted "Sharlie" of Jack Pearls program will begin work with his old side kick upon the lattcr's return from his vacation in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

has found that radio acts have be- come the most successful box of- flee attractions, and has booked Burns and Allen, Eddie Cantor and Fred Waring three weeks in a row beginning October 26th. Joe Pen- ner holds the house record at this theater. &
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

Going personal. .. Uncle Harry is making sure that he brings the right Democrat to the studios these days up at WATR. Unkie has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
WATR PROGRAMS

Today S:OO-Organ recital broadcast dl-
 rect from St Johns church
 Orcanist, Miles l. A. Mar tin. Fellow of the Ameri-
 can Guild of Organists. s.30-Kenneth Malsch, popular
 songs. S:45-White Harmony Duo. 4:OO-Freda Swirsky, pianist, 4:15-Hits and Bits of the Day. 4;45-Uncle Harry. M 5.0O-News.
 Tomorrow A. M.
 S:30-Musical Clock. 9:O0-Morning Devotions. 9:l5-Melody Express. 9:45-Naugatuck on the Air. 1O.OO-Morning PleasantrieS. 1O:SO-Children's Variety Hour. 11:O0-Cecil and Sally. 11:15-Women's Shopping Review
 with Vita Vail. 11:45-Franklin Andrews, Musical
 Melodeers. 12:00-Organ Tones. F. M. 12:15-Famous Dance Orchestras. 12:30-News. 12:45-Melodic Moments. 1:15-Ann Erichette, Torch Slng-
 CT. 1:s0-Victor Gould, Green Noun
 tain Boy. I:45-Theatrical Variety Pro-
 gram. 2.00-The Sunshine Gliders-
 Sketch. 2.l5-Jimmy Parker, Popular
 Songs. :3O-Lithuanian Variety Program
 Under the direction of Prof.
 Alexsis. 3sO0-Stage Show featuring Bar
 Rapp and his New Eng
 flanders. broadcast direct
 from the stage of Polls S:45-The Italian Program. 4:15-Two Diplomats of Song. X 4:30-Hits and Bits of the Day. 5.00-Pat and Fred, Singing
 Strings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26
STATE

A newsscreen team composed of Dick Powell and, Josephine Hutch inson, the famous stage star, is to be seen in the rollicking musical romance ..EIa ppiness Ahead" which opens tomorrow at Warner Broth ers' State theater. Dick stops the show" with his iIlimitable voice, his magnetic personality, his ''mil- lion dollar smile" and his real act ing talent. but he does 1t with the aid of a new and brilliant film star, Miss Hutchinson, who plays opposite him.
 ;.Happiness Ahead'' is Miss Hutchinson's bow in talking pie lures. although years ago, as a child, she played a role with Mary Pickford in "The Little Princess" This brilliant and beautiful actress is famous for the characters she created in the Eva Le Galliene Civic Repertory company. She was the sensation of last season as Alice" in "Alice In Wonderland" :"
 In Happiness Ahead" she shows talent that should make her as great screen star. as she has been Of the stage.
 Dick Powell, never has appeared to better advantage than in this picture. Dick, who came to the front in musical spectacles such as .'Footlight Parade" "Dames." Twenty Million Sweethearts, and other musicals, now proves that he not only has an exceptionally pleasing singing voice, but that he is thoroughly capable actor.
 Happiness Ahead" gives him more opportunity for straight act- ing than any of his other pictures. While his singing will captivate everyone who hears him, so also will they be fascinated by his tal- ented work in the romantic role.
 Powell's catchy songs include Pop Goes My Heart" and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

If a good part of the applica- tions for station permits now on file at Washington are granted, it's