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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
Notice to Holders of Safety Deposit
Boxes, Citizens National Bank

According to our records the following people rented
safety deposit boxes from the Citizens National Bank
and have not far turned in their Keys ana WIN
drawn the contents of the boxes:
ts s 9 Geo. Duff HR"s F Hoos l.
S"nS r Es ns H ESSPa" Gs %1 'a%s s2f
GanakO Harry Harry, Hedge & SIlwel Geo. Hndgens
ATTRACT title Co.. Mrs. Sarah smyth Hudgcns s l. Jones
Tss + Ns2v a M Gso hs Ss 'kDs
Cav NJ. b. Mcdaniel Clarence Mobley Archie r. Mabner
is RoG Rs:D r. f M E
Roxb Bessie NJ Ruppreeht Leroy Sargent Mrs Mary Wary W
4s Mary + uge5"fh + Wander LpdS %ii2at s. wis
Woodw M%ion 'f" Wright F E. b. Young and casa
l. Aedge B. Brookshe Mrs Harriet nda Baey Nii Il A.
And the Bank holds certain items for safe keeping
for the following people who have not so lar WITH
drawn the same from the recelvershp:
Brock X B. BcSs Charlie Brooks B. Brooks, j. D. Cooley
ome sene p cGne & D G1 Pod c Fsw l. + @
GSye IT. Gr inn PAID Hav HnntS E. Ives rf Josn
en " Lyda OTIS Lamb Anne iHnmas M Msey
Xsss Motor 6 Gs s"f Ella SG
Nicholson oseeG P"e T!.ds Reese s Mac D.
Mrs war;: Turner Betty B. Smith ILL., r son s D.
n cS n va cG
Co., " O. Bo1ee CSosy corHs Brothers John
e. on SaP' CITY Water Commission Wetmu Motor Co. Skyand
ladies' Shop Mrs w. H. Smith. NJ Letsen Pace Lumber
Co. J. f. Reese, New Way Laundry w: r. McGaw sam Kahn
Mrs Saie Johnson s. J. Harris, W. H. Gibbs B. L. Foster,
o. L. Erwin, Sam Drake.
The above persons requested to call at the Ct-
zens National Bank Immediately for their papers
Anyone having information concerning the where-
abouts of people listed above who have long since lett
Hendersonville will confer favor on us and them py
giving us their addresses:
billiard B. ATKINS, Receiver,
Citizens National Bank
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
Sundays Menu

B,EAKFASr: Iced orange
JUICE, scrambled eggs with
chippjd beef, date nuffins,
coffee, milk.
DINNER: Neon, roast duel,
baked oranges. potato puts,
peas, Watcrc' eas salad deep
dish rhuoarb pie, hard ;auce,
coffee. mix.
SUPPER: Scalloped soft
CLANS, tomato lettuce bowl
salad, whO!cwheat brcao,
chocolate brownie, :ea, milk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

Although alfalfa adds nitrogen
TO the soil, it depletes the SoIlS
supply of other plant foods II It
is cut for hay.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
NEUTRALITY PROGRAM
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Senator and Representatives to
Speak to International Rela-
tions Council.

Three members of Congress will dis
euSs the new neutrality program before
the Washington Council on Interna-
tional Relations at a luncheon in the
assembly hall of the Cosmos Club at
! pm. tomorrow.
The speakers will be Senator Pope
Democrat, of Idaho, member of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee;
Representative Fish, Republican, Of
New York, ranking minority member
Of the House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee, and Representative Stanley
Democrat, of Connecticut, member OF
the same committee.
Another discussion will be held by
the council on Saturday, March 20, in
the Pan-American Union at pm.
The main speaker will be Assistant
Secretary of State Sumner Welles.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
CREW Of ISLAND
AIRPORT PER|LED
Two Barely Escape Death
in Raging Surf South
of Honolulu.
NJ the Associated Press,

- the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, March 5.-A tale OF
daring workmen who defied death
amid pounding breakers and hidden
coral reefs to carve out an airport
on a tiny isle in mid-Pacific was
brought back here by members OF q
Federal construction crew.
Two members of the crew had mar
row escapes when their boat over
turned in the raging surf that cease
lessly batters the shores of Rowland
Island, $50 miles south Of here-flrst
Of two projected island airports in the
South Pacific.
Base for Miss Earhsrt.
The Rowland Airport, now nearly
completed, will be used by Miss Amelia
Earhart as q base point between
Hawaii and New Guinea in her flight
around the world sometime this month.
Richard c. Black, Department Of
Interior field representative who
headed the construction expedition,
told Of the hazards his men faced in
landing 4-ton tractors and heavy
grading machines to build a mile-long
runway.
The isle Is surrounded by an un-
broken coral reef, passable only at
high tide. The heavy machines were
loaded on pontoon RATS and swept
ashore, bobbing like corks on the crests
Of breakers.
Two Escape Drowning.
During the operation one boat
turned over, trapping two men be.
meath 1t. They escaped drowning,
however. Pontoons on one of the RATS
were crushed against . reef, but it was
beached without loss Of its tractor
cargo.
Lieut.. Comdr Frank T. Kenner Of
the Coast Guard was injured by q
tiller knocked out of his grasp by q
wave
Black will return to the island
shortly before Miss Earhart starts her
flight to make final preparations for
her landing. Lieut.. Arnold e. True,
Navy aerologist, and two Navy me-
chanics will accompany him.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
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Evening star., 1937-03-05
LECTURE TO BE GIVEN

DR.. J. O. perrine Of the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. will lee
ture at the Potomac Electric Power
Co. Auditorium, Tenth and e streets.
Tuesday at 8 pm. His topic will be
Waves, Words and Wires"
An informal dinner in honor Of the
speaker will be held at the Raleigh
Hotel at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
New Couture in Toxic.

Girls of Toxic. Japan. have . new
coiffure vogue in which strands Of hair
are silvered and curled into ringlets.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21


de Leon habfa tenido que reti-
rarse a una bocacalle transver-
sal, donde los enlutados caba-
llejos pacian en- la hierba que
crecfa entire los adoquines.
Cuando pasaba gaiopando
por delante de nosotros la ter
cera bateria, Sc rompi6 la Ian
"a de un caro- de municiones.
Los caballos Sc encabritaron J.
parecfan querer volar; mas
ell cochero los sofrenase,
dieron con sus huesos en- tie
IRA. La columna Sc detuvo in
mediatamente y los artilleros
bajaron de las curenas v acu-
dieron presurosos al lugar del
accidente. La Gale estaba ates
tada de caiones. Y ell coche
que guardaba los res
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
Me despedi de Ferd. Cuandc

Me despedi de Ferd. Cuando
entire en- casa, vi a mi madre,
que agitaba con aire de triunfo
la hoja de TN peri6dico, gritan-
do muy contenta:
Ii Richard Dehmel Sc ha a.
listado 1como voluntario!...
Aquella noche, apenas lpudi-
mos dormir. No cesaban de pa
sar tropas. De madrugada, fue-
ron embarcados los bavaros,
despu6s de ruidosos toques de a.
tenci6n. A las tres empez6 Ka-
tinka a preparar cafes. Ell ca
pitan nos dej6 unas lineas muy
amables de despedida, dando-
nos las gracias, Y su retrato, con.
esta dedicatoria: "En recuerdo
los dfas grandes. Edgar Won
p, Captain del Regto. mum. 2
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

dados a caballo abriendO mar.
cha, v oimos tdques estriden-
tes de trompeteria. La Gale re-
tumbaba con ell ruido de los ca
nones rodantes Y los cant5cos de
los artilleros, sentados de dos
en- dos en- las curefas. Venian
al galope, Y hubo que apartar
Ell cortejo fdnebre para darles
'paso. En- los BALCONIES Sc apina-
ba la genie vitoreandolos.
ri Viva! - CRITIC Augusta
cuando pasaron, tirando por
alto su CORA. Y Herr Silber-
stein salud6 tambien a los ca
nones, con su chistera de due
10.
Los artilleros contestaban a.
gitando ramas de flores. Ell
f6nebre con Ell cadaver
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
GWGGINO ES Ell FAVORITO
EN- YBOR CITY

Las apuestas Sc hallahan e.
quilibradas hoy por 10 mana
ma, en- Ybor City y West Tam
pa,
Chino Alvarez tiene un ere.
edo ndmero de amigos y adm
radores y 10 mismo puede afr
marse de Carl Guggino, ell 10
ven italiano.
81 en- la Gale de Franklin
las apuestas favorecen a Gug,
gins, no 10 sabemos; pero en-
los barrios latinos Sc concede
a Chino un pequeno margen
aunque todavfa Sc recuerdan
con disgusto los asaltos finales
de su polea con Drouillard.
Las mayores probabilidade
de Alvarez Sc lie reconocen en-
los primeros seis asaltos; des-
pues, 81 no Quebranta a Carl EN-
los primeros, la ventaja sera
del italianito.
La estrella de Guggino es as
cendente, no descendente. Qui
zas 10 contrario Sc dira muy
pronto de Alvarez.
Rudy Cancela, hermano de
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

Dizzy Dean, ell notable pitch
er de loseCardenales, gan6 aver
su primer desafio del ano, en-
10 entradas, dejando co bIanco
al Cincinnati. Fue un duelo con
ell pitchersR. Davis. Trece hits
batearon los Rojos, mas no pu-
dieron llsgar a la gonna. vi
cieron las dos carreras los pelo-
teros del San Luis con la liga-
ION de dos tubeyes de Medwick
y MAe, IN hit de Durocher y I'm
"fly" largo del catcher Ogrows
XII. Presenciaron el desaflo a.
374 personals.
Davis lanz6 en- buena forma
hasta Ell decimo, cuando Sc debi-
Tito.
San Luis &c, Oh, 2e; Cincin-
natl DC, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

gordas, una canci6n guerrero.
Cuando entire en- casa de Au-
gusto, vi a Frau Kremmelbien
ha:iendo una maleta. El padre
habfa recibido orden de inc0r.
porarse a filas y salia despues
de conner. Pregunte a Augusta
81 venfa al entierro. Me dijo que
ST.
Hacia las dos, nos reunimos'
delante de la casa mortuoria.
va habian puesto la GAIA en- ell
coche funebre. Detras iba uHl
coche de duelo que ocupaban
Herr Silberstein y Ell pelirrojo.
Nosotros seguiamos ell cadaver
a pie, AL embocar la laalle de la
estaci6n, vimos venir en- la mis-
ma direction cineo baterias de
a~rtilleria pesada, con dos sol-
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
EPNR Els
Ell TORNEO DE AJEDREZ
DE OSTENDE

Os6ende, Belgica, abrrl 81
Al frente del torneo que Sc CO.
Zebra en- esta ciudad en- Ell Ca
dno, Sc encuentra ell professor
Grob, con 52 victorias Y 21@
derrotas, seguidos por Rueben
Fine, ell norteamericano, con S
Y 3; Paul Here's, de Estonia, 5 v
8; Landau, 5 y 3; K~oltanowski,
A y 3; List, a y4; Tartakower,
a y 4e Dunkelblum, 215 y Sig;
Dyner, 2 y 5, y Reynolds, 2 y 6,
Fine fue derrotado por A. Rey
nolds, de Inglaterra, teniendo
el americana las pleas blancas
blancas. Reynolds estableci6 la
variaci6n Nimzowitsch de la de-
fensa India. A les 81 movimien-
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
LIGA AMERICANA
~DERROTADOS LOS YAM.
KEGS

Ell .zurdo Vernon Gomez suvo
la suerte de espaldas Y los Sena-
dores lie derrotaron, mientras
Monte Weaver dominaba por
complete a los famosos batea-
dores del coronel Rupert,
La ceremonial de inaugura-
ci6n la preside ell alcalde. La
Guardia, que felikit6 al coronel
Rupert por los trfunfos de los
Yankees en- 1886. Ell coronel
Lands les entreg6 a los pelote-
ros relojes Y anillos. Diez shifts
pogo cada team.
Washington &c, 10h, De; New
York &c, 10h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
ILEGARA nov Ell CAM
PEON LOU AMBERS

Esta noche Sc lie Sfresera
una comida, en- ell restaurant
"Las Novedades', al sampe6n
mundial del peso ligero, Lou
"A nbers, ell individuos que re
,h1ye pelear con Pedro Monta-
neg en- defensa de su tftulo.
FL empfesario Jim Downing
Ia organizado la comida e in
y-tado a ella a los cronistaS y
firecsores de peri6dicos.
Ademas de Ambers assist
ran al banquete ell notable es-
critor Westbrook Pegler, a
quien lie dimos aver la bienve.
.lidS ell coronel Hesterly, Ell
Sheriff Mcleod y otras perso.
nalidades. Pegles pasara tres
dias en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
OFRECIDA UNA PELEA AL
NEGRO EVIL

Pittsburg, AbriI 21.-Un tie
legrama de Londres Sc recibi6
aver en- la oficina de Gus
Greenlee, manager del cam :
pe6n de las ITS libras, ofre :
ciendole a John Henry Lewis
una pelea a IL 9 Is asaltos.
Lewis, que ell dfa a de mayo
peleara en- San Luis, con Ed
die Mador, Sc encontraba aver
en- Hot Springs.
La oferta SO le ha hecho con
Ia condici6n de que Sc ponga
los guantes Y pelee con Ell ven
cedor del match Phillips-Mc
Avoy.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
ken OVERLIN NO 4
IRA EN- MAYO

Seattle Washington, abril Fl
ia pelea entire Ell campe6n
Freddie Steele y Ken Overlin,
anunciada para Ell 4 de mayo, Sc
cahcel6 aver, seg1n anunei6 ell
empresario Druxmen.
Debese lie cancellation a ma
,berse enfermado 0verlin v no
serle possible recuperar su ente-
ra buena forma para csc dia.
Los medicos que asisten al phi
gil, dijeron aver: Por ahora no
puede moverse y no podra vol
yer al ring" hasta dentro de
tres o cuatro meses. Su estado
es por ahora grave, pero no des
esperado.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

tos de Leon hubo de retirarse
unos metros mas. Silberstein
parlamentaba con un Official.
Este, alzandose de hombros, lie
dljo que la Gale no estarfa IL
bre nj habrfa paso hasta que
no quedase reparada la ave-
divide usted-ana-
dio-que estamos en- guerra, v
los militares tienen la prefe-
rencia.
-Muy justo- lie contest6
ell viejo, sonriendo sumiso-
Mi hijo no tiene prisa; puede
esperar...
Tn cuarto de bora estuvo de
tenido en- aqueFla bocacalle ell
fdnebre cortejo. Reparada la
ayeria y vueltos a enganchar
los eaballos, la columna sc pu.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

de Cazadores de Baviera." Mi
padre 10 coloc6 en- ell marco don
de estaban todos los de la fami-
liza. Cuando salia ell sol y empe-
zaban a rantar los primeros pa
jaros, ocuparon nuestra villa
las tropas de Turingia...
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
Ell ENTIERRO

A la maiana siguiente, fui a
yer a Augusta. I'm tropel de Gu
Gus jugaban a los soldados en-
ell patio del caser6n. Habiaa for
mado una pequena columna, He
vando al hombro unas estacas
imitando fusiles, v, desfilando
sin cesar alrededor del patio,
cantaban, con woes que querian
ser de hombres y fingian muy
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. 80
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

driamos al entierro y seriamos
puntuales.
Cuando doblamos la esquina
de la tienda, vimos al hermano
de Leon, al pelirrojo, que esta-
ba atornillando en- la puerta
principal un r6tulo en- celuloide
impreso en- los dolores naciona-
les, y que decia, en- hermosos
Naracteres g6ticos:
"Desterrad ell saludo CALICO:
adieui
Saludad siempre en- alemdn:
Gaf Wiedersehen!"
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
v~APULEADOS TRES PITCH
Frs

Los Medals Rojas sc pusie-
ron los espejuelos de batear y
descargaron Is hits contra tres
pitchers de los Atleticos, Kelly,
Ross Y Fink, Yves Terrell lanz6
por los vencedores Y permitio
Is hits. Bob Johnson bate6 su
"jonrr6n' en- dos dias,
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
TRIUNFo DE LOS GIGAN
les

AL llegar la novena enerada
sc hallaban empatados los Gil
gantes y los Dodgers, con 3 ca
rreras cada u
La earrera cisiva P hicie-
ron los neopo suinos con I'm tu-
hey de Mancuso. George Davis
corri6 por Mancuso Y lego a la
.tercera en- una mala tirada de
Van Mungo. Ell pitcher Schu-
maker di6 un ''fly" largo y la
carrera Sc anot0A
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

Con Auker de pit.her y Coch-
'rane de catcher los Tigres ven-
cieron a los Indios de Cleveland.
Gerald Walker, Ell notable ba-
teador del Detroit, hizo dos ca
rreras y peg6 4 hits, en- cuatro
wees al bate. gechrane y Green
oerg no batearon dig fit.s
4. Cleveland Sc, Oh, 2e; Detroit
4c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
HARA RESISTEN-
CHA A LOS PLANES Y A
MENAZAS DE TOXIC

Canton, China, abrR 21.-Los
iideres chinos han acordado in
tegrar un Consejo Nacional de
.Defensa bajo la presidential del
generalisimo Chang Kai-Shek
y con los generates Feng Yu-
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

en- el cuarto. inning. Fegaron
tres hits cada uno, Cronia,
Doerr, Higgins y Dean, este Oh
timo del Filadelfia.
Boston lie, 1ah, 2e; 'Filadel-
fla SC, 18Th, De.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
NoFlelAs De gFA
Victoria del Cinci Nacional

.por Bryant, que domino a sus
contrarios en- ell noveno.
Pittsburgh &c, Oh, lie; Chica-
go DC, 5h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21
DOMINO A LOS
CUBS

Lanzando por los Piratas, Cy
Blanton, dej6 aver a los Cubs
en- i-inco hits y ninguna carre-
ra. Ell director Traynor habla
%anunciado que utilizaria a Red
Lucas ,pero despues cambi6 de
criterio y di6 la sorpresa a los
Cubs.
Arky Vaughn bate6 TN tribey
y un hit; Paul Waner un tubey
y I'm hit, y asi hasta Ell total de
nueve. French fue sustituido
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

LIE agradecemos a jim Dow.
ming la invitaci6p que nos ha
&c para ell banquste de esta nj
che.
Por nosotr0s plede elimina
rs banquetes y of3ecernos me
jores peleas.
I'm buen match sera e d.
manana por la nochsm
Chino defendss4 la NQrona
local de las 1875 libras frenM .
Guags6o, ell castro" del barrie
de- Roberts City.
Inc avanza hacia Ia
Gu Hde las 135 libras; AL.
varez parece estacionado.
Mas ell pelirrojo no tendra
ventaja alguna manana por Ia
noche, porque Alvarez pegs
con mas dhreza que Ell.
Lou Ambers llegara a las z
de la tarde y por la noche cd
mera en- Ybor City.
mo serfa e~portuno recomer
darle que defienda su titulo
con Pedro Montanez de rival?
va hasta por Tampa nos ha
llamos enterados de las bue-
mas Y amigables relaciones en-
ire Lou y Tony.
Pedro es ell campe6n sin CO.
roma; pero Mr.. Ambers, derro-
tado hace pocos dfas, quiere
volver a pelear con las 1877 IL
britas.
La gaceta., 1937-04-21

81 campe6n derrot6 Ell ano
Rasado, sin difi9Altad mayor,
al ings MeAv0 .
Nogales international., 1937-01-23
Frazier Takes A Pot Shot

During the Lions Club luncheon TUESDAY, noon Sup-
erv1sor r. I. Frazier in few we'll chosen words, took
pot shot at some local persons who have been declar
ing that high tax rate is the building of new
homes is at standstll in Nogales
The supervisor pointed out that the rate is no high
er here than at Tucson and other Places where there
has never been letup in building activity
Furthermore, the supervisor disclosed, property
here is assessed at much lower figure than else
where. The assessed valuation here he said has been
reduced about 80 percent the past four years eff To-
cal property were assessed on one hundred percent
valuation, we would have one of the lowest tax rates
in the state," Mr.. Frazier said
We agree with Supervisor Frazier that is not the
tax rate that is holding back building operations in
this city It is lack of confidence in the future of
this city. What the town needs is to import some
Phoenix Tucson and Los Angeles boosters to edl1-
cate some Noealians how to boost in way that will
get results and build Greater Nogales
Nogales international., 1937-01-23
Don't Let Frontier Nights Die!

The fate of Frontier Nights hangs in the balance.
Nogales Elks, sponsors of the first annual affair
last spnng 40 not seem to care to sponsor it again
tnls year. & ~ .1as@4 Is 2 IAtaa& 4"i
II the Eks definitely decide not to handle the show
this spring. then some other organization or group Of
business citizens, should carry it on Frontier
Nights should never be allowed to die.
Every wide awake town has big annual event, one
that affords amusement for it's citizens and that
attracts hundreds of visitors Nogales should be
exception
Frontier Nights last April was bowling success
the greatest affair Of the kind ever staged in the bor
der metropolis It be made bigger and better each
year if the Elks or Chamber of Commerce. or some
other organization group of citizens will act
sponsors.
The success Of the 1886 show was due almost entire
y to the efforts of about one dozen Eks and Clyde
Zerby of Los Angeles who directed the show.
We believe that Zerby can be induced to come here
again this year. He is who knows how to create
enthusiasm, step by step, for such show, and mas
much he handles these affairs on a commission
basis we see no reason why any sponsors stand much
chance of losing money.
Such show, if staged each year, should be directed
by who knows the game-Zerby or someone
else.
It takes work. and it takes cooperation on the part
Of everybody to make success of Frontier Nights
1t takes work. and lot Of it, to succeed in any under
taking.
Is ule VI SOlHS W SlI Iu1y ny
and let Frontier Nights die? If the Eks do not care
make money again. as they did last year, then the
Chamber of Commerce should be the sponsors or en-
courage other organization group of citizens
to get behind the celebration-one that means much
for Nogales and will mean each year as it be-
comes better known.
We have heard it said that no good location could
be obtained for show such as held here last
year. How about the large old Roy & TitcOmb build
ing and the large old twostory Cheshire garage in
the rear of that building? Those the sites pre-
Nogales international., 1937-01-23
INCOME TAX IN A
NUTSHELL

WHO? Single persons who had
net income Of $1,000 or more or
gross income of $4,000 or more,
and married couples who had
net income of $4,000 or more or
gross income of $4,000 or more
must file returns.
WHEN? The filing period be-
gins January and ends March
Is, 1897.
WHERE? Collector of inter-
nal revenue for the district in
which the person lives or has his
principal place of business.
HOW? See instructions on
forms 1O4OA and 1040.
WHAT? -Four percent normal
tax on the amount of net income
in excess of the personal ex-
emption, credit for dependents,
earned income credit, and in
terest on obligations of instru-
mentalities of the United States.
Surtax on surtax net income in
excess of $4,000.
Nogales international., 1937-01-23

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remedies have failed, your druggist
is authorized to guarantee Creomul-
sion and to refund every cent of your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Don't worry through another Sleep
less night-phone or go get bottle
of Creomulsion right now. (Adv0
Nogales international., 1937-01-23
Join The Chamber Of Commerce!

During many years it was claimed by persons who
refused to take interest in the Chamber of Com
merce that it was run by certain clique in this town.
Whether that was true not the so-called clique
that in control is no longer at the helm since the
recent election of board of directors.
Almost an entire board is now in charge and
on that board is found numerous young men, in other
Words lots of "new blood" Those youngsters" pos
sess many fine ideas for Greater Nogales.
Three of the directors members of the 20
80 Club, belong to the Lions Club, and about
seven are Rotarians. It is good mixture one that
should mean big things for the border metropolis
Every business and all other persons interest
ed in seeing Nogales forge ahead. should join the
Chamber of Commerce. No one is barred
A good, live chamber Of Commerce can do wonders
for community. A town without wide-awake
chamber of commerce is like ship without rud-
der
We read that game resembling golf was played
i 900 years ago. A good many still play it,
Most movies have happy endings, and in some cases
any ending would be happy one for the audience.
Why can't other nations let Spain have her revou-
ton in peace She missed the fun during the World
War
A doctor asserts that jazz music is beneficial in
certain of deafness. The rule works the other
way around, too
ferred by Director Zerby last year before someone
told him about the vacant buildings Grand
If the old Roy & Ttcomb and Cheshire garage build
ngs are chosen the block East street, from Morley
to Nelson, could be roped off and used as midway
There entrances to business houses on either
side Of that block.
FRONTIER NIGHTS SHOULD NOT BE AL
LOWED TO DIE