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Evening star., 1935-04-28
SALE-HOUSES


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m most attractive lot Cost sic 300 sacrifice
slls5o ld. I'm Immediate sale. MIR. BAILEY.
$500 CORTLAND PL. N:W.-SIX-ROOM
lot; oil heat, Notwithstanding. insula.
maids room and bath in basement; avn
inEs grounds N oWaRR SssPt,fuly shrubbed price
WEST OF 10th ST AT A HIGH ELEvA.
unusually large of them. 2 baths. gas
reiriseratGF pui!n sHorMaKsS gsEass
17i9 K St NV Phone National 1856.
heat, eiec. lights; z sas. from Pa. ave; Sc;
Easy payments. Phone Columbia 5266.
VACANT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Sunday, to a. sdnda1idn and b. brisk brisk sa s5d
OWNER. Phone District 4a0s.
64O4 DELAWARE CHI. CHI. MD.-FIRST
floor. recpt. ball: dining: living and break.
second bed, rooms, bath. front and Esar
sleeping, porch; double garage 9WNtERi taERi
96s3 Apt. ia.
DRIVE OUT EAST CAPITOL. NORTH ON
18th ST.. to III G st. ne.
CAPITOL HILL. $40 E ST. NE. NEAR
s,ansoph sSons Lincoln RsFkp4yenent f4s location Open
COLUMBIA HGTslLARdE DETAcHEED
14room house, brick garages; h-wh..
sfs Ssrssn ssrseTaGz e. DEa if5 esy mskfd
BATTERY PARK, MD. 1O4. DEL RAY AVE.
3 g rooms and bath space for 2 additional
ssfs roof Sa 'fs0nS E acre and G. Wise on
2024 PIERCE MILL RD., MT, PLEASANT.
$4,000; terms. z rooms, one bath. garage
ton to- ls9 By appointment. owner. Pot 1886. 20.
WESLEY HEIGHTS: 45ds KLIMGLE q Nc GsS;I51- ST5M
Open for your nSpeition s IN IN tnis % eegn, home
of rooms and 3 baths. maids room. oil
fully planted Ycu are invited to- inspect
p Phone SaeuiSas National n i 14sS. SNA.e ~ "
17l1 c ST. N.E-.sEyEN ROOMS, p, BATH TIL
bntn garags The location Is idesl ana
garage large lot; 10 minutes to downtoWn.
Price. $4,000; terms. Walnut 8051. %.
81 $50. BARGAIN: ROOMING OR APIS.
$3.50 cash $40 month. Near Union
Station. Fine for thrifty person. Open II
| am. to 5 pm. 500 lrd st. ne. Adams 47S6:
OPEN-MT. PLEASANT 9 RMS.
baths. porches. nice yard; Just north fark
rd.. 1916 Mt. Pleasant st. pm: to
Adams s 47ss. -- -ea10lND
BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE.
modern improvements; first-class condioo
ssT ssR s1sess nS ~ad6ss sssst and
aueep eGpefs buy
in Washington. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated 1902 Nash ST.. Kenilworth. y; 9.
Phone Lincoln 1861. 2S.-
OLD GEORGETOWN-BEAU COR.
ner. completely renovated; 10 rooms. z
heating heating plant, a,,. large reaT yards srSpsnN Gwnsl
CO.. 1924 Vermont ave. Met. 5700.
BRICK sEMI-pETACHED HOUSE . NEAR Ar
heated sleeping porch. bath and extra
lavatory, living room. dining room; kitch-
rage. anu PRICE, .Sts sos a You - win like the
hodse. the size of rooms and won't easily
match the value Go out Massaehusetts
AYE to F9tns eft EakER t. a1l9 oPEh 1ss TX
st. NV. Phone National 1866.
A BARGAIN NEAR BALTIMORE BOULE-
ward 3010 Adams st: ne: Detached g
ssso Ts sesTf 1. rss
lot is to be renowned and sold at S5. 100,
md md deeorstion. na fou1s Z: saoEMAkER.
1719 Z st. nv. FheAe Nsttnnd 1166.
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$3.50.

Beautiful new Colonial center r-hall home
on large wooded lot in D. C. Oak floor.
tile bath full basement washable paper,
hot-water heat. A bargain. See it today.
Drive out A,a abama ave. sc. to 44th pl.,
urn left on 44th to No. 1140. 2s'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

(COntinued.)
NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
sos 21st ST, NV.
2 rooms. baths ss,f5SEb flssii bb.-v.h.. $1,000
REAR ssos L ST. NV. .o.o
rooms Tasss Ioss LEES CT. NV. 'AO'''
(Near 10th and L Sts)
foR sR06s coLoRsb SfssF dovERNMENT EMpfoYs. SiiS
rooms bath. cleo. furnace heat. xo
newly esfillssal CHAs. L. NORRIS, '''
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. West O47b.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
An S-room home. beautifully decorated.
Rental K an psp Tono CS
Call National 2626 or National 1862.
SUM-, IL A. M. TO 3 PM.
815 MARIETTA PL. NV.
excellent condition. rear screened and
glaSsed-in poIehes fh1whhsrx h. southern ex
sehoe sfeaes and
Nay 1Spsa'Se sor gears fGois lease. se5. ceveisnd
co5oREPMleis COLOR T,sT NW;m? aa., ROOMS. As
Inspect II am: to 8 pm. p.m.---
coLoRED-KEN1LwoRTH. D.. c.. 44oe
Douglas st, n.e.--Newly remodeled open
for inspection on week days. z rooms,
bath. hot-water heat, nearly an acre level
aff 8ERLIse Tsse0hs,Pf aaRR1s. ' S w'o. Ae1l.
REFINED COLOREp-2523 F ST. NV
ea1 TGG% Na1ba b5ek osHa excellent condition. $3.50
CoIOREDL6Is N. Y. AVE. N.W.-sIX
rooms and bath: perfect condition; $50.
Apply NASH. North 066O.
1860 4Sth PL. NEST. 30: 1859 ALA
sama ssS56 aSe PhaRe SGi asS 4sdo
s, ns.: rms: r. S@oS9 81 7sa 9o1N%s% MSTtsp
i41o Il q & NV. w. Phone Ne Metropoiitsn % ssss AN
FOR coLoRED.
1918 Marion st, NV; r.. cleo. S.2 90
1868 Kramer st. ne; s. r.. elec.. 1880
FLATS (HEATED).
l1o1 lllo11 g st. NV; H. b..''.. 1929 so so
i41s ii1s 2 fish sf St Rva; NV = < 500 SS
$40 1,tb HARRX a NV LusT1SE; National es44. =.
4s Mass; ave n.w.-6 rooms. bath. cleo.
THOMAS I'll p. BROWN. e15 4th St. sw.
on.o .S coLoREEDc s%sE cdIss TENANTS, y -nr,,t
home. large rooms. water in kitchen.
5000.
93l 2Gth 81. n.W.-6-room frame mouse.
water in kitchen. large garden. raise your
own vegetables; reduced TO SIT 80. F;
SHEEHY. 1910 Eye st. Phone National
1898.
FOR COLORED.
- Patterson st. NE r....... $3.50
AIS 3rd st. n.e.-4 r...........- r 2o.5u
a29 N j. ave n.w-6 r.. b.. elec.. 35 30
1925 Ep%hR6 fssal s. p, n.SH SscHwARrz INC: i'''
1Ol4 Vermont Ave. NV. Dist. 6"l0.
COLORED.
171O Seaton st. n.w.-6 r. b.. elec. $40 80
ll40 18th st. n.e.--6 T.. b.. ~ %
5fl 26th ST. n.w.-t r........... IL so
o621 Eye St n.w.--3 r.......:. 1h,50
NJ FRANK RUPERT 1921 eth ST. NV.
COLORED
21G 10th st. Sc r d b.. INV h,
eo4 L st. n,w-5 r. water in kit =, 5000
624 3l2 st. nw.4 r.. water in yard 1900
.OS A HERBERT & SONS.
515 East Capitol St.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Northwest location All modern and
well built: bought in under foreclosure.
Price for quick sale. S5.S50-S600 cash.
$50 monthly. Phone Lincoln 1891.
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NORTHEAST.
Open Sunday.
1112 7th ST.
rooms semi-detached, garage. Low
price. Reasonable terms.
EDW M. WILLIS.
Investment Bldg. National 7479.
NEAR 10th AND r. l. AVE. NE.
Open--Inspect;
916 EVARTS ST. NE.
g rooms. porches. garage. Easy pay
EDw. M. WILLIS.
Investment Bldg. National 7479.
$4,000 ETWORTH-6-ROOM TAP
estry brick all modern i'm
provements; on wide avenue,
deep lot. paved alley; 2
porches; drastically reduced
for immediate sale.
$9,S6000 Wesley Heights-6-room and
bath Colonial-type bungalow.
all modern improvements. A
rare opportunity to locate in
this desirable section.
100000 Beautiful Arlington Ridge
ciaS-sDacions Club nm' semi.bunrs, anf Mss.
low. 8 rooms. / " baths. oil
seodeds' sess sarass' lot loS1isS'
S14,5OO.O0 Harrison st.. between Conn.
and Wisconsin avenues. A
delightful Groom and q
bath house on Q wide lot. 2.
car garage. There are few
opportunities to buy here at
such q price.
ass 18Th 81. NV. bistries 6sso.
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$3.50.
18th AND MADISON SITS.

containing e large rooms. . inclosed
porches finished as rooms. fireplace, auto
matte heat, electric refrigeration. deep lot.
2-car garage: house in perfect condition.
Don't fail to see this. Call Adams 2464
after pm
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SALE-HOUSES.

Colonial now under construction: 3 bed
rooms. baths. recreation room. built-in
garage, automatic heat. Purchaser may
select equipment and fixtures. Price only
Xl4,76O. easy terms.
p. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met. 1927.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C..

7 2222 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
MODERN der feSa n every sHsa S bed roens @
| modern kitchen and bath. f1ocred attic.
breakfast room. front porch; in fact
everything you are looking for in a new
home. Fine location. overlooking valley.
\ Positively nothing like it in this section
Price IS $50. Discount for cash. Drive
out r. l. ave. to 22nd or gath St. turn
left to Randolph. Open Sunday after
| noon and each evening next week.
TOLSON KEMP & NIX. INC.
Builders of Fine Homes.D
23l4 R. /. Ave NE. Decatur 1147.
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S4,950.

Will build on your lot beautiful brick
center-hall Colonial house. Large living
room: dining room. dining aicoye two BED
ment hot-water heat Sample house can
be seen. Permanently financed. Govern
ment loan. Low monthly payments. Phone
BUILDER National 1160. 90
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.


FROM PENN-AcCEPT GOVT. POSITION.
Phone Georgia 64S4.
I NEED FURNISHED. OR UNFURNISHED
.4 Tsn csnts sd aDs sanR lt T
D. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 3465.
WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
Summer months beginning May / Two
adults. no children. DEILY. 11l2 Eu-
BY GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY-DESIR-
able unfurnished bungalow or house with
downstairs bed room and lavatory. large
lot: preter, ,oHn Montgomery County. Phone
TO RENT 5 OR ROOM SUBURBAN
house. modern. garage: near bus or car
line. By June Is. Address Box 375,x.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR aHa1Is! APARTMENT.
dress Box 4s2-z Star ONCE.
WOULD LIKE OR ROOM HOUSE IN
Chevy. Chase in good repair close school SCI
onh nnd Address Box ss! ssz sar once
northwest location. with option, to buy:
sonSider eIarendon or Sur sppsT oce road to Alex
priced Address BOX 469-Z Star office. IS.
COUPLE DESIRE 5, OR ROOM HOUSE.
desirable location. by June 1: reasonable
BNsaEPs Bs FsR s55 5oOzSvB zddsss Bo1 E99S R
Office. .se
BY GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY-DESIR-
able unfurnished bungalow or house with
lot: prefer MONTGOMERY County. Phone
Shepherd 1900.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE mo AGENTS1. Il
portation good. rent reasonable: corner
preferred Address Box 301-Z. Star Office,
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N.E.-37-FT. FRONTAGE.

7-room frame house on 9th st. with
ground for another building lot. Price.
$500. Act quickly. Phone Lincoln 1891.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
4014 21St STREET NE.
all-brick home in ew-house condition OF
rooms tile bath. large insulated attic.
attractive living room with open fireplace;
large lot. garage. paved street. alley.
Price. 50 $50. Open until pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
2024 r. l. Ave NE. Decatur 03l7.
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$10.95Q.

CENTER-HALL BRICK, NEW.
Situated on q knoll overlooking wooded
section. featuring a den and lavatory on
first floor also spacious living ROOM at
tractive dining room breakfast nook and
and baths on second floor. Near bus:
short ride to city by way of Mass. ave. n "
Lot contains nearly 5000 feet of ground
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
Dist, 1411. 927 18th. Ewes. Col 3079
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GROOM BRICK.
CS QS0

30, ,SoU.
Open 10 to e.
100 RITTENHOUSE ST NV.
Semi-detached. new-house condition. !
block from car line and close to schools
i4sOKNw &c. BAKER. Natl. 7135.
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I WOULD LIKE TO RENT A
6 or 7 room house, Sensibly
priced. Address Box 35-Z,
Star office.
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SALE-HOUSES.
WOODRIDGE

New broom brick bungalows. good To-
cation. near bus. storess etc.; price $3.50
on terms.
New detached 6-room brick house. good
section OF ne, In large development; price,
1850 on terms. Other bargains. LOUIS
H. HALL. Potomac 6O2l. go
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1902 MONROE ST. NV.

Open Sunday. IL to 6.
You should see this desirable 6-room
home. conveniently located north of Park
I'd. near 14th st. Il has modern oak
floors. beautiful hardwood trim. BEAM
ceiling dining room and many desirable
features. The price is very low.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC.
IRA PARK Rd Columha OSHS
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Detached stone. center hall, hed rooms
S12b per month. Phone q. r. MIKkEL-
SON & SONS. Cleveland 1131.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.

$1O.95O; Mckinley st-An exceptional
value in q detached brick: living ROOM
dining room. sun room breakfast room
baths on second. Hot-water heat electric
| ity; built-in garage
L. T. GRAVATTE,
| 729 18th st. Realtor Natl. O753
| Evening Phone Georgia 1900
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DETACHED BARGAINS.

5-rm. bungalow. newly decorated, S3,95O:
only $3.50 down, balance S35 month. 6-rm.
house, S4.25O. with S4O0 down. 9-rm.
no .se with acre of ground on main high
way: fine for tourists, road house OF tea
balance less than rent. Call EICHEL-
BERGER, 3106 r. I. Ave. NE. Pot. 2130.
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nedT CIdIISpUI SHGIOII, dLII.. VtIIJ p1.UVO
Call Shepherd 1905.
AM OFFERING FIRST TIME MY PROP
erty. miles from Bethesda Bank. Y mile
acres. high elevation. beautifully land
scaped. Groom. modern house. tile roof.
inclosed porches; 4-car garage, servants 8
quarters. tenant house: overlooking 8
estates. At q low price for quick sale.
Terms Phone Bradley Q.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-DETACHED., PER,
feet condition: priced for quick sale; 10
ful floors: splendid yard: double garage;
u 50. Conn. ave-; adjacent schools.
churches stores. etc: q perfect home.--the
family will love it. OWNER. Address
Box asa Star office.
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TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.
We viii! accept your old home in trade
on q new one. which we will build for you
according to your own ideas in any loca-
tion. We buy the lot you select. furnish
plans and finance completely. For prompt
attention. write
CysTOM-BUILr HOMES, INC.
BOZ Columbian Bl6g. 4I6 9Th ct. NV.
1701 D NE.
Corner. vacant. new condition. Price
reduced! bright rooms, 3 porches. elec-
trio refrigeration garage 36-ft front
Immediate possession.
Open.
WAPIE & JAMES INC
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Phone North 141l.
NEAR SCOTT GIRCI
42l8 18th PLACE NE.

Michigan Park; corner brick of rms.
| tiled bath. fireplace. front and rear
! bus cars. school; Ss 45O; open.
| VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
| 00o4 r NE Decatur O31r
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
WOMAN HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Mrs. A. S. Wingo, wife of the well
known forest ranger chief, had a
miraculous escape from death Sun
day afternoon when her car was
struck by car from northern Ari-
ZOna.
Mrs. Wirgo was turning into her
home a few miles north of the city
on the Tucson road. She claims she
held out her hand as a signal. A
Yuma car was a short distance be-
hind and back of it the northern
Arizona car, said to have been
travelling at high rate of speed,
came around curve. 1t passed the
Yuma auto, the driver apparently
not seeing the Wingo car, and
crashed into the Wingo auto, turn
ing it over three times and pin
ming Mrs. Wingo beneath.
Mrs. Wingo sustained deep cut
on the neck and the injury had II
been fraction of an inch deeper
would have meant instant death, il
is said. ,... -e.,,
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
JOSEPH CHAPMAN
NOGALES VISITOR

Enroute from Alaska to his head
quarters in Minneapolis, Joseph
Chapman, trustee of the Public
Utilities Consolidated Corporation
arrived here Thursday and left yes
terday.
Chapman was accompanied here
by his Minneapolis attorney Clark
R. Fletcher; Nose Drachnlan Of
Tucson. ancillary receiver for the
company in Arizona; and P. v. Ma
bry, the company's district super
visor in the West.
Mr.. Chapman said that while he
was in Alaska he learned the rain
fall up there is Is feet annually.
"If we had some of that water in
the Southwest the desert would
bloom, he stated.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
GIRL INJURED IN
BIKE ACCIDENT

Mary Katherine Trippel. about 10
Or II years of age, daughter of Mrs.
Dorothy Trippel, was painfully in
iured late Monday afternoon while
racing down the upper Crawford
5treet hill on her new bicycle.
The accident happened in front
of the home of Mrs. Ethelyn Gill
lespie and the girl was badly in
jured about the head when she was
thrown from her bike For awhile
there was a report she might lose
an eye.
Mary Kay" is now on the road
to recovery thanks to the quick
medical attention administered by
DR.. zenas Noon, and first aid by
DR.. Charles Smith, who lives near
the scene of the accident.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
SUPREME COURT .
RULES FOR YOAS

The Santa Cruz county superior
court received mandate Thursday
from the state supreme court at
Phoenix ordering the entering of q
judgment in the YoaS cattle case in
accordance with the recent opinion
of the supreme court.
Sometime ago the Chiricahua
Cattle Company appealed to the
supreme court from the action OF
Judge Charles l.. Hardy in denying
their motion for new trial of the
Chiricahua-Yoa cattle case which
involved q dispute over ownership
of cattle.
The supreme court in it's opinion
handed down this week states that
the action of the trial court in
denying motion for a new trial was
proper The opinion is victory for
Bird Yoas and his attorneys, Duane
Bird and Thomas L. Hall. @
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
AUTO PLATE FEE
DOUBLES SOON

Automobile license fees will be
doubled February l and thereafter,
so it behooves motorists to get their
new 1885 plates during the next IL
days if they desire to escape a pen
atty.
The first number or figure on the
pleasure car plates reveal in which
county the automobile is registered
Following are the key letters and
figures as announced by the state
highway department:
Maricopa. l to Z.
Cochise. 8 to 9.
Pima, A to E.
Gila, F to G.
Yavapai, H to K.
Yuma, L to N.
Pinal, P to r.
Graham, S.
Santa Cruz, T.
Mohave, U.
Coconino, v.
Navajo, x.
Apache, Y.
Greenlce, z.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
CITY WITHOUT
A CONSTABLE

Nogales is without constable.
Constable w. s. Dad" Larcom
has been granted a 15-day leave Of
absence by the board of supervisors
and left Tuesday to visit his sister
in Los Angeles. During his absence
the sheriff's office will look after
his duties.
AS Dad" boarded the train for
the coast city he wore his big star,
as usual, and said that while in
Los Angeles he would burn some Of
the coast officers tear gas and
learn how to handle Thompson
machine gun. 1t is his first vaca-
ton since he became constable
four years ago.
Dad Is related to a captain of
the Los Angeles police department.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
JUND REELECTED
E. OF E. CHIEF

John Jund was reelected presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce
at the annual election of officers
Tuesday night.
All other officers were also re-
elected. They are E. K. Cumming
first vice-president; A. j. Mitchell
second vice-president; and Theron
Richardson, treasurer. G. r. Mich
aels will again be appointed as Sec
retary by the executive committee
The directors at Tuesdays meet
;ng passed motion deploring ths
attempt at enforcement of the in
tangible tax law in Santa Cruz
county.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
LANCET NABBED
AND RELEASED

F.. R. Lancet, about % years of
age, and for whom a warrant for
his arrest was issued last week by
Justice of the Peace Charles E.
Hardy, was arrested In Miami
Beach, Florida, this week and i'm
mediately turned loose after the
complaining witness against him
had withdrawn her charge.
The complaining witness was Mrs
Gertrude Herndon of Beverly Hills
California. who alleged Lancet had
embezzled $4,000 of her money.
Lancet spent about three months
here prior to December Oath. He
claimed to be mining man.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
ALL AMERICA WILL HONOR
ROOSEVELT BIRTHDAY JAN. 80
Chicago To Have Biggest Event Ever Held; New
York Planning Pageant; Funds Will BE Used
In Nation Wide War On Infantile Paralysis

ganized at the end of the cam
pasgn last year, and with each COM
munity which held party in 1884
working to out-do itself in 1885,
everything points toward an event
unrivalled in the history Of the ma
ton.
While small communities from
Jackman, Maine, to Honolulu, Ha-
wall, and from Cordova, Alaska, to
San Juan, Porto Rico, prepare for
programs that will include every To-
cal notable and will reach a climax
between 11:3O and 1890 with ma
tion-wide radio address by the Pre-
sident himself great population and
social centers vie with each other
to make their ball the outstanding
event Of the year.
Chicago Plans Biggest"
"The biggest social event ever
held" is the way the Chicago COM
nittee, under the craftsmanship OF
Howard F. Gillette, characterizes
it's birthday party for the President,
and the boast is being backed up by
elaborate plans already under way.
Scene of the ball will be the
city's international Amphitheatre.
the largest hall in the world, with a
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Nogales international., 1935-01-19
GREETINGS TO
E. D. TO COST
BUT TWO-BITS
Qrarter Will Convey Your
Signature To Message
Hailing His Birthday

L. l. Bennen. manager of the
Postal Telegraph office in this city,
received instructions this week from
New York to cooperate with the
local committee for the Presidents
Birthday Ball by accepting sigma
lures of Nogales district residents
at 25 cents each, to be featured on
a giant birthday greeting message
to be presented the chief executive
on his birthday, January 80.
The entire amount received will
be turned over to the birthday ball
commission on infantile paralysis
research, Bennen said. The plSn was
approved by Henry L. Doherty, ma
tional chairman of the committee
for the Victory Ball of the President
who stated:
"While we estimate that 1000 600
people went to the 5000 parties held
last year, there were 10 100000 who
had no opportunity to cooperate in
any way. The plan of the Postal
Telegraph Company has three great
advantages. No one is asked for any
contribution. Secondly, every per-
son has an opportunity not only tc
join in a message of good will to the
president on his birthday, but tc
make this effective by supporting
him in work SO close to his
heart. Thirdly, no expenses are in
volved in this effort. Every penny
collected without any deductions
goes to the fund being created tt
try to wipe out infantile paralysis.
Those in Nogales wishing to joir
this greeting message, expected tt
be the largest ever created, are
asked to leave their names as soo1
as possible at the Postal Telegraph
office. The greeting will not b'
transmitted by wire but arrange
ments will be made to present th'
message with all contributing name
to President Roosevelt personally OF
his birthday.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
SERVICE MEETING
OF MECHANICS BE
HELD WEDNESDAY

Addressed by service specialists
of the Sealed Power Corporation Of
Los Angeles, a service meeting Of
mechanics and garagcmen will bf
held Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock
at the Complete Auto Parts Com
pany, 224 Grand avenue, it was an
nounced yesterday by William P.
zacharias, manager.
Mr.. Zacharias extends a cordial
invitation to all gaHagcmen and me-
chanics in Nogales and Santa Cruz
county to attend the meeting.
Service talks will be given on the
latest shop operations and the lee
lures will be illustrated.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19

Sonora Bank & Trust Company
dividend checks were printed by the
Nogales International and mailed
Thursday to the llquidating depart
ment of the state banking depart
ment at Phoenix.
j. w. Entz, special deputy super
intendent of banks, who was a Wis
itor in Nogales Thursday afternoon,
said that the dividend checks will
be mailed to local depositors some
time around the latter part of jan
uary.
The coming dividend-the sixth
to be paid since the bank closed
will be for five percent and will
place in circulation here about $25,-
Nogales international., 1935-01-19
RUSH CHILD TO
TUCSON HOSPITAL

Billy zacharias, bright little four
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam P. zacharias, was rushed to a
Tucson hospital last night to have
Dr.. Patterson, mastoid specialist.
examine the child's ears and take
an x-ray and blood count to aScer-
tain if an operation is necessary.
The child has been i'll the past
week from an infection in both ears
and it is feared mastoid opera
ton may be necessary.
The child'a father is the well
known and popular manager of the
Complete Auto Parts Company, 224
Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1935-01-19

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. IS -
America will hold the greatest So
c:al event in its history on Jan.
30th to honor the Presidents Birth
day and to finance nationwide
fight against infantile paralysis.
This seemed established at head
quarters for the Birthday Ball for
The President here today when Col.
Henry L. Doherty. national chair
man. announced that the total num-
Der Of towns and cities holding cele-
b~ations this year will far outnum-
b7r the total last year. With more
communities organized on Jan. 9th
this year than the grand total Or