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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
HEALTHY NET GAIN
SHOWN BY COTTON
Early Selling Overcome by Steadier
Market Toward Close of Trad
ing For Day

New York, April 20 (AP)-Cotton
futures opened barely steady, unchang
ed to four lower. Liquidation and
New Orleans selling offset the in
fluence of steadier Liverpool cables.
July, which had eased from 1920 to
1913 rallied to 1925 and prices late
in the first hour ranged from two
points higher to four lower. At mid
day the market was within few
points of the best and prices showed
net gains of about 10 to II points.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
Cost
Hikes Tax
In Britain

London, April 20 (AP)-Chancellor
OF the Exchequer Neville Chamber
IAN told tense House of Commons
today that British income taxes would
De increased 2.5 percent to 25 percent
10 pay the nations re-armament bills.
Clasps of establishment greeted the
Cnancellor's declaration, made as ne
read his sixth budget message before
parliamentary assembly packed TO
the roof.
The tax will produce an expected
aaIoOOO,OO0 pounds sterling (about ST.
"'oOOO,O0O, Chamberlain said. Br1-
IAN S armament bill eventually will
De $500 100000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
BLUE MOLD WON'T
CUT TOBACCO CROP
Not AS Bad AS Some Have
Thought, Kerr Scott Says
in Statement
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
n ma CE[ ER VIII.

Raleigh, April 20.-While blue mold
in tobacco beds is rather serious In
some sections of the State, it is not as
serious as some people have thought
and is not likely to have any effect
whatever upon the total acreage
planted to tobacco this spring, in the
opinion of Commissioner of Agricul-
ture w. Kerr Scott. AS result, he
sees no reason to become alarmed
over the situation.
every spring there is always a lot
of talk about the possibility OF a
short tobacco crop as the result Of
blue mold getting into the plant beds,
CONTINUED on Page Two).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
Greater Legal Responsible
lily on Labor Organiza-
tions May Be One
of Results
RIVAL LABOR UNITS
CONTINUE STRUGGLE
Green's A. F. of L. Expected
To Expel Lewis Ten c. l.
0. Groups; u. A. w. A.
Also Mapping Plans To
Organize Ford Plants I'm
der the Wagner Act

Oshawa, Ontario, April 90
(AP)-General Motors of Canada
agreed today to resume negOtia-
tons with a committee of it's g.
700 striking employees this after
noon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

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Twin-City herald., 1937-04-17
Keasier Denounces
Planters Terror, Urges
Nsgro-Whiie Unity

Austin Tex, April 10-(By Elaine
Ellis for CNA)-The most crucial sit
uation confronting the Southern
sharecroppers, Negro and white, Is
what will become of them, Howard
Kester, organizer for the Southern
Tenant Farmers Union, stated here
in an address sponsored by the
Austin Open Forum.
President Roosevelt's farm ten
antry plan has been characterized
by the union as inadequate" be-
cause it will not lift the cultural and
economic level of these people, he
declared. A few men would be raised
to the status of landowners, but the
majority of these people would be
left in the same plight as before,
Mr.. Kester asserted, adding that the
village or cooperative plan has been
recommended by the union as being
the only sensible plan by which the
cultural and economic status of the
sharecroppers can be lifted.
In this manner, the speaker said,
the people could get the best scieri-
tific and technical advice, and they
would be able to have hospitals,
schools and other necessary advan-
tages which they must have if they
| are to overcome disease and litter
acy. The success of two experimental
colonies now in operation, one being
the Mississippi Delta, was mentioned.
Terrorism against the sharecrop-
/, pers, instigated by the landlords,
planters and deputy sheriffs, was ex-
planned by Mr.. Kester as something
that may be expected when oppressed
men go in opposition to their political
and economic bosses.
There is a need for protest against
the tyranny and terrorism practiced
against our own class, Negro and
| white" he said. THE time has come
| to recognize that the Negro is our
| brother, and that we cannot con-
tinue to reject him. To do SO is to'
condemn our own children and make
/ theirs a life much more hideous
than the one we know today"
Again referring to the need of the
croppers for the very things which
they are demanding and organizing
to get, Mr.. Kester challenged: "The
hour has arrived for us to assert our
selves for these things"
Twin-City herald., 1937-04-17
STRIKES LAID TO
SELFISH EMPLOYERS
BY SENATOR WAGNER

Washington, April 10-(CNA)-
The present wave of sit-down strikes
sweeping the country was provoked
by the long-standing ruthless tactics
of a few great corporations, Sena-
tor F. Wagner, (Dem., N. YO de-
clared in the Senate last week. He
pointed out that labor had succeeded
in winning through the sit-down
strike "only such industrial iber-
ties as both law and morals have
long sanctioned"
Wagner's speech was the first de-
fense of labor in recent weeks by a
ranking member of Congress. Prev
iouSly, labor's side in the battle has
been raging over the Sit-down strikes
had been presented only by a hand
tul of progressives in the lower
house, including Byron Scott of Cali
fornia, John NJ Coffee of Washing
ton and John T. Bernard of Mime
sofa.
Encouraged by the treacherous at
tack on the sit-down strikers by Will
liam Green, spokesman of the reac-
tionary clique of American Fedora
ton of Labor craft leaders, Repre-
sentative Martin Dies, Negro-hating
Democrat of Texas, had offered a
bill to investigate the Sit-down
strikes. Dies cited Green's attack
on the Sit-downerS as evidence" that
Labor" would welcome his anti
labor proposal.
Senator Wagner accused the big
employers of staging an organized,
calculated, and cold-blooded Sit
down" the National Labor Relations
Act, which upholds labor's right to
collective bargaining. He also ac-
cused them of using "spieS and dis
charges and violence and terrorism
10 shatter the workers liberties as
defined by this Congress" and OF
openly banding together Ito defy this
law of Congress quite independently
of any court action
Green's open alliance with the en-
ployerS' association seeking to out
law the sit-down strike was attacked
as "characteristically cowardly and
contemplate" by John l.. Lewis,
head of the Committee for Industrial
Organization which is leading the
fight to organize the nations mil
lions of unorganized Negro and white
workers.
Since initiating its organization
drive, the C.. l. 0. has won series
of brilliant victories in auto, steel
and other industries with resultant
benefits to hundreds of thousands
of Negro and white workers.
Twin-City herald., 1937-04-17
EIks Resi- for Relaxation

Ell1s open house, Saturday night.
Fun for all-all for fun. Music and
dancing as guests of the Elks. A
gala time assured ALL Elks Rest,
148 Hyland avenue north.
Twin-City herald., 1937-04-17

Since initiating its organization
drive, the c. l. 0. has won series
of brilliant victories in auto, steel
and other industries with resultant
benefits to hundreds of thousands
of Negro and white workers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Pokus O obelstsni cetnikE
Smolkou stall ctvri mesfce.

Cetnictvo ma Kolinsku patra
10 pc pachatel1ch cetnych kra-
dezf kraji. Prisli i k MARI
Brozove V Zibohlavech a pro-
hl1zeli staven1. Byli udiveni :
v chv1lku nasli modrou kozu.
Brozova jen pokrcila rameny
"Uz tax modra pTisla ma svet."
Cetn1ci kozu vodou lehce obar-
viii ma b1lo a %zjistili, re byla u
kradena. Brozova il nabarvi-
la smolkou, ably sc n%epoznalo
cf je. NASH u Brozove jeste Is
kradenych slepic a RUNE zbo-
Ii: mouku, sadie, mydlo, bur-
ske oT1sky, remeny atd. Byla
Sc sym synem postavena pred
soud. Oba dostali pc ctyrech
mes1cich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Naval do strednich Skol.

Ma ucitelskem 1stave v Bra
tislave doslo pres 800 zadosti
O pripusteni k pTijfmac1 zkous-
ce. Prijato Dude pouze "a "a
XII. Jiz letos ocekava, re alb
solvent ucitelskeho 1stavu mo
hou ocekavati u~stavuj1c1 de-
krety teprve k 1. listopadu a
re asi zGstane vice kandidatd
bez m1sta. Pr1cinou je 1bytek
zactva a rusen1 pobocnlch tr1d.
Podobny naval je do obchodnl
academic a obchodn1ch skol.
Absolventi pr1myslovych skol
mali jeste letos nejlepsf made
je ma um1stenf. Naproti tomu
je naprosty nedostatek doro-
stu Temeslnickeho a kvalifiko-
vaneho delnictva. Vets1 prd-
myslove podniky 81 jiz stezuji,
re nen1 ma Slovensku dostatek
monterG, kterych nynejs1 roz-
s1Teny provoz stale citelne po-
strada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
JOSefa HOIuba
Skandal.

Par1zska kriminaln1 policie
Sc zabyva nynf reklamn1 afe-
rou, jej1z pozad1 nen1 zcela jas
ne a ktera sc odehrava FARO
ven v Par1zi, Londyne a jeste
jinych zem1ch a jez Sc zacala
zpravami ceskoslovenskem
tisku.
V nekolika ceskosloven-
skych listech Sc objevil clanek,
v nemz sc tvrdilo, re ~nejslav-
nejs1 americt1 filmov1 herci,
mezi mimi Clark Gable, Norma
Shearerova, j. Crawford, Gin
ger Rogers a Fred Aster prize
Ii do Parfze ma paT1zskou sve-
tovou vystavu z Londyna, kde
sc z1castnili korunovacn1ch
slavnost1, a re umelci byli poz-
vani, ably kazdy z Mich pobyl o.
SIN dni v Marianskych Lazn1ch
ma naklad lazenske spravy.
Vedeni svetove vystavy bylo
temito zpravami znepokojeno
a uz Sc obavalo, re nevyslo dost
vstTic americkym star1m. Ov-
Sem bylo napadne, re ameri-
cke herce pTi korunovacn1ch
mich slavnostech nikdo nevi-
del.
V kancelafich velkych anne
rickych filmovych firem V Pa
rfzi zvonily telefony a vedeni
vystavy Sc vyptavalo, co je ma
tom pravdy, ale ami tam Sc ne
vedelo mic O navsteve hercG V
Londyne nebo v Par1zi a take
mic O tom, re by byli pozvani
do Marianskych Lazni.
Firmy naopak professionally
pro zneuzit1 jmen svych hvezd
a pozadaly kriminaln1 policii,
ably v~ysetrila, odkud tyto klam
ne zpravy pochazej1.
Pr tom Sc zjistilo, re pGvod-
ce techto zprav nejaky DIR. V.
kratce pred tim vyrab6l take
politicke sensace, ktere pod je
no jmenem byly otisteny We
vets1 casti stredoevropskeho
tisku, mezi tim take byla zpra-
va, re vevoda Windsorsky pod
nikne velkou cestu pc stTednl
Europe a re Sc Karlovy Vary
stanou jeho residence.
Dokonce Sc tvrdilo, re jeden
znamy ceskoslovensky velko-
prGmyslnfk uz Par1zi jednal
O prodej sveho zamku vevodo-
vi. Dosud Sc n~ezjistilo, IDA
-jde jen O nesikovnou chytacku
venkovan1 81 mali afera jeste
iiny zaklad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Osm usedlosti lehlo popelem.

V obci Ludomfrov u SHINY
ma vychodn1m Slovensku vzni-
XII pozar We staveni rolnfka ia
ma Komara a rychle Sc rozsfrfil
ma okolni budovy. Ia pdl hodi-
ny shofelo osm obytnych domd
i S hospodarskymi stavenimi.
Postizeni byli krone Ko-
mara, rolnfci: Jan Hazulfn,
Jan Matiko, Michal Remac,
Michal Popovic, Fedor Matt
-ko, Michal Matiko, Vasil Ka-
cur. Uhofelo take nekolik ov-
CT, koz a jedna jalovice.
Zachranne prace byly ztize-
ny nedostatkem vody, nebot
potok, ktery obcf proteka, je
vyschly. skoda Sc odhaduje
mnohem vyse, neil je pojiste-
nj. IDA Sc, re pozar byl zalo-
zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Ceske opery We Vidni.

Opernl p6vkyne, Prazanka
Kv6ta Fialova, jez byla jeste
loni angazovana u Mar. divad-
la NOR. -slezskeho V Nor. Ostra
We, zucastnila Sc mezinarodni
souteze re vsech 1castnik1 S
takovym 1spechem, re obdrze-
la diplom. V pT1st1 sezone v
tamnf Volksoper Dude zpfvati
MaTenku "Prodane n~eveste"
Mimi V "Boheme", Neddu v
"Komediantech" a MADAME
Butterfly"
Nejblizs1 novinkou, kterou
move nastuduje statnf WIDEN
ska opera v pT1st1 sezone, Dude
Janackova "Jej1 pastorkyna"
pod taktovkou Bruno Waltera.
Pro tituln1 role jsou vyhlednu-
ty Hilda Konetzni a Ella Flies
chova. V tenorovych partifch
vystoup1 slovensky tenorista,
Glen statnf opery E. Godin a
Richard Sallaba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Cesky dobrodinec ochrancem
nemocnice " Africe.

V Lambarene, v 1zem1 sired
n1ho Konga v rovnfkove Afri-
&c je velka nemocnice pro Ger
nochy. Zakladatelem a vydrzo
vatelem je Albert Schweitzer,
syn evangelickeho faraTe z
Kayserbergu, DESTINY doktor
Husovy fakulty bohoslovecke,
virtues ma varhany, theologi-
cky filosof, lidumilny lekaT,
autor, jemuz Sc dostalo podpo-
ry pro jeho veliky a obetavy
podnik v Africe i cd presiden-
ia, Osvoboditele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
IS vagonIG sunek do Ameriky

Ma jare t. r. Jisty American
"a spoluprace jedne z csl. nej-
vets1ch vyvozn1ch firem a Elk
portn1ho 1stavu, vyvezl jiz do
USA. asi Is vagonG sunky. Csl.
Sunka test sc ma americkem tr-
hu velkemu zajmu pro vybor-
nou jakost.
Tento vyvoz byl doc1len be-
jakekoliv statn1 podpory.
Nyni sc PRAGUE o zvetsent
vyvozu take o~statn1ch mas.
nych vyrobkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Sestnactilety vrazdil re zarli-
VOStI.

Ma cest6 do kostela byla
pTepadena dev1tileta Gertrude
Sigmundova z Tranovic ma O.
samelem m1ste sestnactiletym
vyrostkem, jenz devcatko ubo-
dial 7 smrtelnymi ranami do
prsou a do zad. Mlady vrah,
jenz Sc ma Gin pripravoval jiz
n6kolik tydnG, uprchl do Dol
n1ho zukova, kde Sc jednomu
roln1kovi primal, re zabil sko-
lacku. C~etnictvo z Ceskeho
Tes1na, jez bylo o veci zprave-
no, dopadlo vraha jiz "a dive
hodiny. PTiveden ma misto CT
nu, primal Sc sestnactilety pa
stevec, re svou obet ubodal re
zarlivosti, nebot devce, jez 81
obl1bil, davalo pri detskych
hrach pfednost jeho bratru.
Cetnictvo musilo vraha ukryt
pred rozlfcenym obyvatel-
stvem, nacez no dopravilo do
veznice v Ceskem Tesfne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

versalni kfestanske rady pro
zivot a praci, ktery byl zaha-
jen ma universite Oxfordu,
Angle.
Ma sjezdu v trvan1 patnacti
dnG Sc sjelo ma $50 delegat1, z
mich 275 z cirkvf We Spoj. Sta
tech representant1 IS nabozen
skych vyznanf vychodnlch a
zapadnfch cfrkvf 40 narodG
sveta. Uvadecl rec pronesl an
glikansky archbishop v Canter-
bury. Jeden z delegat1 Sc Wy
|slovil, re kfestanska cirkev je
dnes napadana v mnohych re
mich a era mucednlk1 Sc ma
vratila."
= Gustav Carols, evang-lu-
teransky pomocny pastor KITE
ry tvrdf, re je naturalizova-
nym americkym obcanem, by]
v Norimbergu obvinen spolec-
ne Sc ctyrmi nemeckymi mia
dfky z provozovanf pohlav-
Mich zvrhlost1.. Gareis sc naro-
dill v Nemecku. Byl SUDDEN
tenn theologie, kdyz Sc vyste-
hoval do Spoj. Statu. Tam die
v nekolika mestech, mezi mimi
Milwaukee, kde zdstal devet
let a nabyl americke obcan-
stvi. Do Nemecka sc vratil r
1886. Pnsobe ponejv1ce v ira.
de kaplana. Vysvecen nebyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Y Parlzi bvla vvhlaSena

stavka parlzskych clSnlku a
zamestnancG V kavarnach, re-
staurantech, barech a hote-
Itch. Hlavn1m pozadavkem
Narodn1 federace je petidenn1
pracovn1 tyden O 40 hodinach.
"Pravda", organ komuni-
sticke strany prohlasil "a "kri-
minaln1'" radiove rozhlasovanf
smutecn1 hubby z radiovych
stanic v Kieve a v Charkove
pc ornament, re byly dalsf o.
soby odsouzeny pro zradu pro-
tt sovetske Uni.
"Pravda" otiskla ostrou d1t-
ku uredn1kGm komunisticke
strany ma Ukraine "a to, re ne
jsou dosti bdeli a prohlasila, re
"pfltomny stav rozhlasu ma
Ukraine vyzaduje okamzite
vazne pozornosti."
= Novy britsky plan ma po-
kracovani snah jimiz Sc ma "a
braniti ably valecny pozar v
Spanelsku Sc nerozsiril ma ce-
lou Evropu, byl pTipraven brit
skym tai. zahranici Edenem a
pfedlozen franc. Wade prostr.
britskeho vyslance Sira Phipp-
Sc. Eden mimo to byl mezi-
mestskym telefonem We spoje-
nj s franc. zahr. ministrem
Delbosem, ktery zGstal We
SVEN trade.
Edendv plan Dude pTedlo-
zen co nejdrive 27-clennemu
~neinter. vyboru v nadeji, re
rozplete zauzlen1, ktere nasled
KEN odporu Italie a Nemecka
udrzovalo az dosud Evropu We
valecne horecce. Poole EIDE
nova planu ma byti zTizena
prozat1mn1 namoTni i pozem-
ska k~ontrola span6lskych hra-
mic Franci1 a Angli1, "a pr1tom
nosti italskych a nemeckych
pozorovatelG. Mezit1m ucinily
by Sc pr1pravy ku trvalemu
zavedeni takove zlepsene kon-
troly.
" Moskve Valery l. Mez-
hlauk, komisar tezkeho prd-
myslu, prohlasil techto
dnech, re pTi provaden1 tret1
petiletky Dude upusteno cd
vystavby obrovskych prdmyslo
vych podnikG, ktere by, jak
tomu dosud bylo, ochromovaly
nepf1mo vyvoj, zemedelstv1,
jez pfece jenom z6stava pc
rGznych pokusech zakladn1m
zamestnan1m sovetskeho Ru-
ska. Reformy, O kterych ten
to komisaT mluvil pri teto pT1-
lezitosti nejsou slice jeste vsech
ny 1Tedne schvaleny a propra-
covany, ale jest zrejmo, re vel
ka vetsina z mich Dude uskutec
nena, jakmile dojde k valne
schulz vsech komisafu, jichz
Sc tykajf.
DIE nazoru Mezhlaukovych
jest nutno v budoucnosti VIVA
rovati sc prflisnemu hromade-
nj kapitalu v jednotlivych ma
mulch podnic1ch. Jest pry to
ma 1kor zamestnancG. Dale
prav1, re mensf zavody Sc dali
lepe ovladati a vykonnost del
Mkt jest tedy vetsf, coz ma W.
znam ma zlevnen1 vyroby a te-
dy i ma ceny vyrobk1. Co Sc
tyce vyroby strojd jakehokoli
druhu, tn die jeho prohlasenl
jest nejzadoucnejs1m a nejvy-
nosnejs1m podnik, ktery ne
zamestnava vice nez nejakych
5000 nebo 1000. Avsak nekte-
re obrovske tovarny zamest-
navajf az 20 ba i 80 tis1c lid1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
POd6kOVani.

Vzdavame t1mto srdecne d1ky vsem prateIum a
znamym "a dostavenf Sc ku pohrbu naSeho mlovan6ho
syna a bratra
JOSefa HOIuba
jehoz telesna schranka ulozena byla v pondeh, IL. GER
vence ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pfedne dekuje-
me vldp. Jos. Vetrovci "a vykon c1rkevn1ch obTadG a
mise svate. Dale dekujeme deputaci spolkd sv. Vote
cha a sv. Klementa "a posledn1 poctu zesnul6mu proka-
zanou. Stejny dix nalez1 vsem darc1m kvetin a vnbec
vsem kter1 nam svou soustrast projevili. Konecne de-
kujem pohrobn1ku p. Jar. Cvachovi "a vzorn6 vyprave-
nj pohTbu. Volame vsem "Zaplat Pan B6h"
MARIE HOLUB, matka a dcery.
Nogales international., 1937-11-27
RUBY

Continued from page one)
at the school grounds, with it's large
group of happy children at play,
give boisterous testimony that many
future doctors, lawyers, statesmen
and homemakers are receiving basic
instructions in their palace of learn
ing.
The town of Ruby has theater
seating about two hundred and fifty
persons which shows twice each
week, the latest cine creations by
means of modern and efficient,
portable talkie equipment Movies
comparable to those seen in Holly
wood and Los Angeles are shown in
this theatre. They are not antique
either. Most of them are shown
within thirty days after the picture
has been released.
The company store offers for sale
all of the necessities and many
of the luXuries which one would ex-
pect to find only in city. With all
the busy clerks there is the atmos-
phere of store in any of one of
our large busy cities.
Company Executives
The chief surgeon, like all doctors
is very busy man. But if one has
the good fortune to chat for a few
Nogales international., 1937-11-27
Bronchial Coughs
Need Creorrlulsion

Just a common cough, a chest
cold, or bronchial irritation of to-
day may lead to serious trouble to-
morrow. They may be relieved now
with CreomulSiOn, an emulsified
Creosote that is pleasant to take.
CreomulSion is a medicinal COM
bination designed to aid nature in
soothing and healing infected mu-
cous membranes by allaying irrita-
ton and Inflammation and by
aiding in 1oosening and expelling
the germ-laden phlegm.
The Medical Profession has for
many years recognized the benef-
cial effect of Beechwood Creosote in
the treatment of coughs, chest colds,
and bronchial irritations. A special
process was worked out by a chemist,
for blending Creosote with other in
gradients and nowin Creon1ulsionyou
Nogales international., 1937-11-27

moments with this friendly execu-
tive he will leave with the feeling
that his time has been well spent.
The company executives comprise
a lot of friendly folks who radiate a
spirit of goodfellowship.
No Depression
No evidence of depression is
seen in Ruby. There is no calamity
talk on the streets or in the busi-
ness houses. Many new cars bear
mute testimony to general pros
perity and every one seems to be
enjoying life to it's fullest extent.
The little town is in the GEN.
ter of hunters paradise. Deer
Nogales international., 1937-11-27

get real dose Of genuine BeechwoOd
Creosote which is palatable and can
even be taken frequently and contin-
uously by both adults and children.
Creomulsion is one preparation
that goes to the very seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel the
germ-laden phlegm. When coughs,
chest colds and bronchial troubles
due to common colds-hang on, get
q bottle Of Creomulsion from your
druggist, use it as directed and if
you are not satisfied with the relief
obtained, the druggist is authorized
to refund every cent of your money.
Creomulsion is one word-not two.
and it has no hyphen in it. Ask for
it plainly, see that the name on the
bottle is Creomulsion, and you'll
get the genuine product and the re-
lief that you want. (Adv)
Nogales international., 1937-11-27
NEW YEAR EVE
BALL AT PATAGONIA

Ed Bohlinger, a visitor here Mon
clay from Patagonia, announced
that the annual New Years eve
ball of the Patagonia Volunteer
Fire Department, will be held at
the Patagonia opera house on Fri
day evening Dec. 81. Arrangements
are under way to make it the big
gest New Year eve ball ever held
In the north end of the county.
Nogales international., 1937-11-27

Rev. Father Robert Donohue has
been spending the past couple
weeks on trip back East
City Alderman Charles T. FRAZIER
is up and about again after an at
tack of influenza.
Misses Elaine GilGea and Lucille
Lowe, who attend the State Teach
ers College at Tempe, are home for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Charles Hardy has resigned his
position at the First National Bank
and left Saturday to take a job In
Tucson where his. mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Hardy, and two brothers,
located a few months ago.
Participant in recent aid Of fire
victim, please answer.
STARTER DELAY
Harvey Bracker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Bracker, has re-
turned from five months stay in
Mexico City.
James Hathaway was in town
Saturday from his ranch in the
Huachuca mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Wilkey
were arrivals here Monday evening
from Cananea.
r. G. Edgell was business Wis
itor in Ruby Monday.
Patagonia schools went 100 per-
cent in the Junior Red Cross drive.
Mrs. Herb Cunningham will leave
today to make her home at 240
East Third street, Tucson.
Claud Smith is here from Cali
fornia visiting his father, Rev. O.
A. Smith.
Participant in recent aid of fire
victim, please answer.
STARTER DELAY
Allen Houle was a visitor in Tue
son yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stiles have
moved into their new home" on Hos
pital Hill
Gus Hirrscher and E. l.. Coleman,
tomato men, are arriving today
from Seattle to winter here.
Martin Estrada and Juan Valdez
Los Mochis tomato growers, spent
the week in NogaleS.
Mrs. Fay Perkins is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation in Bisbee.
Miss Margaret Handley left Wed
nesday to spend few days in Los
Angeles.
Nogales international., 1937-11-27
PAGE TWO

and other game can be found
within three or four miles of the
center of commercial activi-
ties.
At the end of a perfect Cay the
visitor is fortunate indeed who is
invited to the apartment of our
good friend Charley Case. Here is
to be found the zenith of hospitality
and fellowship. One may spend
many very pleasant hours viewing
hunting trophies of Mr.. Case and
his wife, and listening to interesting
tales of conquest of trail, field, and
stream.
Nogales international., 1937-11-27
Haste Chief Cause of Accidents

wrong side of the road; Is per cent
were due to the failure of drivers to
exercise caution when the right-of-
way was involved; IA per cent of the
deaths were due to drivers going off
the roadway; 13 per cent were due
to acts of recklessness, and 10 per
cent of the deaths were due to mis-
cellaneous errors by drivers.
Statistics by the Travellers Insur-
ance Company indicate that 9 out
of every 10 accidents for which the
driver is to blame result from undue
haste-haste to get through the next
intersection before the light flashes
red, haste to pass few cars ahead
when it's impossible to do so with
out using the wrong side of the
street orroad, haste in going through
an intersection when the other fel-
low was in the intersection first,
haste while travelling on the high
way.