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Nogales international., 1937-11-20
TUCSON CHOIR HERE

Rabbi yman lola and the choir
Of Temple Emanuel of Tucson
journeyed here last evening to con-
duct services in the Congregational
church. 1t was the first service of
its kind ever held here.
The rabbi took "Our American
Heritage as sermon topic. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Novick had charge of
the musical program.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
ANOTHER BOY

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Roach
of Officers Hill nine pound five
and one half ounce baby boy,
Richard Lee, at st. Mary's Hos
pital in Tucson at ITO o'clock Mon
day morning Richard is the thirC
child in the farnily-and the third
bow.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
DRUM AND BUGLE
CORPS TO TUCSON

The High School Drum & Bugle
Corps will perform at 2:30 o'clock
Thanksgiving afternoon during the
University of Arizona Colorado
Aggies football game at Tucson. An
invitation for the Nogallans to come
to Tucson was received this week.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
LOCAL NEWS
UNLOAD TANKS

The Richfield Oil Corporation on
Tuesday unloaded two-10,0O0 gallon
storage tanks for their new whole
sale plant on Cemetery Hill. C. C.
Cheshire was recently named agent
IN this county for the Richfield Cor
p0ration.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
MANSON ON TRIP

James Manson of the Pacific
Brokerage Company has been on a
trip to points in Sonora and Sinaloa
for the past week. He is expected
to return in about ten days. Among
towns he is visiting are Ciudad
Obregon, Navojoa, and Los Mochis.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
UNEMPLOYED CENSUS

Appointed by Acting M y r
Thomas l.. Hall, a local committee
made up of Mrs. Minerva Howell.
chairman; Dr. Zenas Noon, Sam
Capin, Louis Escalada, C. B. WilGe,
H. R. Sisk and Craig Pottinger as
sisted the government this week in
taking census Of unemployed.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20

Mrs. Herb Cunningham has re-
signed her position at the Nogales
Creamery and is leaving today to
join her husband in Tucson where
they will make their home
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
ELK COMMITTEE

Presley L. Cheshire, chairman
of the Elks entertainment commit
tee, has named as members to as
sist him, Herb King, Norman Bar
ker, Syke Marsland and E. G. Har-
rison.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

A new bowling tournament will
open on the Elk alleys Monday
night. Games will be played on
Monday and Wednesday nights.
Team captains are Hugo Miller,
George Januel, A. c. Dalton and
Louis Fleischer, Jr.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
PAYING WARRANTS

County Treasurer G. Mignardot
this week called for payment, coun-
ty salary and expense warrants
registered up to Sept. Is, 1886, in
elusive.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
BOX OF GRAPES

The Nogales International ac-
knowledgeS, with thanks, receipt
of a box of delicious seedless grapes
from w. A. Scatena at Lodi, Cali
fornia.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE-House, 315 Crawford
and 213 West Very reasonable. In
quire Mrs. Renshaw. G1/2O 2t)
For Sale: NOTES and JUDO
MENTS, all sizes, amounts and
ages, some at rare bargains. See j.
D. Jones or Phone 80.
pub. Nov. 13, 20, I'D
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
CHRISTMAS TREES

Local Boy Scouts will sell Christ
mas trees this year. Funds will be
used to provide needy folks with
holiday baskets.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
HERE FOR WINTER

Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Bertelson and
daughter Betty arrived THURSDAY
from California to spend the winter
here
Nogales international., 1937-11-20

NAOAANAe1J AAA 1NOS01C0' 4Alo WAAC oA1Na
baby will join him at Sasabe about
December /.
Rev. o. A. Smith has been spend
ing few days at Gallup, N. M.
A. D. Berlanga, Mexican Consul,
of Nogales has been in ST. Joseph S
Hospital for the past two weeks. 1t
Is thought he will be able to return
to his work in about one more week.
w. H. McConnico of Tucson was
a visitor here Tuesday.
j. H. Barbee of the Charles G..
Boice Ford Agency motored to
Magdalena Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Knibbe were
shoppers here Tuesday from their
ranch near Ama6o.
Tom Falvey was a business visitor
in Ruby Tuesday.
James Hannah returned last week
from a veterans hospital in Cali
fornia where he spent the past sew
eral months.
Charles v. johnson and family
former Nogales residents, have NOV
ed from Fort Huachuca to Maria
Texas.
Richard H. Chambers Of the Law
firm of Chambers & Chambers o1
Tucson, was here Tuesday.
E. F. Bohlinger was a visitor il
Nogales Thursday from Patagonia
Tommy Lynch of Bisbee will b
the Thanksgiving guest of Mr. an
James Lynch, Jr.
j. A. McGimpsey, proprietor o
the Aut-O-Tel tourist camp, return
ed from a business trip to Los Ar
geles the first of the week.
j. H. .Barbee and E. J. Dittme
will attend a meeting of Souther
Arizona Ford dealers at Tucson thl
afternoon.
Charles Kiesselbach, local ager
for the Cerveceria de Sonora, wa
in Hermosillo this week.
Dave Hopkins was visitor her
Tuesday from Lochiel.
Dan BoWerman of Los Angeles
representing the United Press, wa
business visitor yesterday at tn
office of the Nogales Internationa
Art Schaeffer of Tucson, purchat
ing agent for the Tovrea Packln
Company, came to Nogales Tuesda
on a business trip
Attorney H. L. Shantz OF Tucso
was visitor here Wednesday.
Roberto Moreno, prominent SAINT
Ana, Sonora, business man, was l
town Wednesday.
Marty Loughman, tomato mar
has arrived here from California t
spend the winter.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
CATTLE SHIPPED

Recent cattle shipments in east
ern Santa Cruz county include Is
cars last week by the Frank Brophy
company of Elgin, two truck loa6s
sent to Los Angeles by Sy Swyers
and George Bercich of Patagonia,
and two truck loads shipped early
this week by NJ L. Houston, Elgin.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
MASCARENAS HERE

Alberto MascarenaS of Mexico
City former director-general of the
Banco de Mexico, was an arrival
here Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20

z. o. Stocker and son John pass
ed through Nogales wednesday en-
route from Mexico to Tucson.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
CRENSHAW BACK

Senator G. G. Crenshaw return
&c Sunday night from an airplane
trip to Memphis, Tenn.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20

Penn Kaanta and Chet Racer
were business visitors in Phoenix
Thursday.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
MAYOR AT MEETING

Mayor O. G. Cheshire and Alder
man Thomas L. Hall attended
the municipal league meeting at
Bisbee yesterday.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
SHIPS 27OO CATTLE

Charles Boice shipped 27O0 head
9f cattle from Amado Saturday.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20

w. j. Pentland, mining man from
Altar district, was Nogales visitor
Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS DUE ON
IMPROVEMENTS

IMPROVEMENTS
All cunning property heretofore assessed for improve
mets M take notice that nstamen of principal and interest
becomes due and payable before the 1s day of December
1887 and not paid before said date the w become
delinquent and five per cent penalty M be added the amount
thereof.
Dated at Nogaes Arizona this 3Oh day of October 1897
E.TITCOMB
Superintendent of Streets of
the City of Nogaes Arizona
Nogales international., 1937-11-20
Rzoouah

Joe Sorrells of Sasabe will spend
Monday in Nogales. His wife and
baby will join him at Sasabe about
December /.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
FOR SALE

Gas Stove, Rugs, Furniture. Very
reasonable. 1850 Dallas, near Hol-
brook, Greeley. Call Friday TO
5 p. m. Mad. 1857.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

Nearly everyone Is familiar with
the old fable OF the hare and the
tortoise. The rabbit and the .urs.e
had a race and the rabbit was so
cocay about his speed that the
slow -plodding old turtle won hands
down.
A modern version OF this famous
tale might have as its characters
q reckless. speeding driver and a
careful, considerate motorist. nc
one caves through traffic at a
break-neck speed. taking all kinds
OF chances 10 reach his destina-
tion-the other travels at moder-
ate speed. realizing he Is not the
only driver on the street and CIV
ing the other fellow break.
The modern hare might some
times reach his destination sooner
than the tortoise but the latter has
much better chance OF arriving
safely.
The Central District Safety Of
ficers OF the Detroit Police Depart
ment urge you 20 take your time.
Time spent in speeding is often
time Ill spent.
Submitted by the District Off
GERS OF the Detroit Police Depart
ment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
END NEWS.
By Julia Mae Turner
East Lake Baptist Church

Rev. Gadson delivered an inspir-
ing sermon last Sunday morning.
The Pastors Aid Society OF which
Mrs. Charles Hudson is president
will spor sor a rally for the benefit
OF the pastor and wish that mem
bers and friends will contribute TO-
ward the success OF II.
The Flying Cloud Quartet, popu-
lar local singers were presented
last week by the Missionary
Society
Zion Baptist Church
Sunday School al Zion Baptist
church me, at s2o a n. Sunday
morning and was we'll attended
The meeting was presided over by
the superintendent. Bro. John
Hixon. He IS receiving fine support
from the staff OF S :. teachers.
Rev. A. whoey preached a help
full sermon using TIE text. Luke
1915 subject, Excuses" The pas
tor said. "a good many people al
low trifling things hinder them
from service. and make excuses for
them" Rev. whoey purchased LOG
envelopes TO be used for the rally
which will be held in September.
The ministers Alliance will con-
duct a series OF meetings alternate
" AZ the various churches which
began AZ Turner Chapel Wednes-
day. Aug. IL. Rev. -~Whoey Is tbs
president Of the Alliance. Visitors
are always welcome at New Zion
We wish to correct slight error
submitted last week in this column
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Holden
was held at the First Baptist
church. Amherstburg, Ont, instead
OF at Bristol Funeral Home. Rev
A. whoey offcia'ed.
Mrs. Sallie Mayberry. former or.
ganist OF zion Baptist church is or
the sick list. We are hoping Tor nei
swift recovery.
The installation Of the officers Of
the S. $. Union will be held in The
near future Brother Avery Hook.
aday. superintendent. will submit
his opening address TO the public
later.
The superintendent Of Macomt
County 5. 5. IS member Of Zion
Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs shirley Turner were
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Turner, iS4 Tennessee last
weekend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
Marlowe Crawford
Escapes D e a t h In
Auto A c c j d e n t

+ LANSING, Mich.-Marlowe Craw-
ford. Chief Mail Clerk OF the De-
partment OF Labor and Industry
and former Hamtramck Represen-
tative OF the Tribune narrowly es-
capped death last Saturday when
his automobile plunged through
the air on a curve on road l0i
near here. and was nearly demol-
ished
Crawford was returning from
Round Lake. Mich. where he had
been visiting friends when he met
another car travelling In the OPP
posite direction. II was apparent
that the two cars would collide
on the curve. In an effort to pre-
vent the head collision Crawford
drove from the road and hit soft
shoulder which caused the car 10
turn over twice.
Through some miracle Craw-
ford's only injury was a torn
shoulder. No one else was In the
car at the time OF the accident.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
COZ Mis- CIT s5.te7.s-I FROM
tfTO WIGHT TAG

Ia. ST.. Mo- state Highway
ft~~ sslc1sr Nsrray y. Van Wsg-
nss .ast sesk s,lchered s5is7,-
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Tte c-rrrl fsiJrns we're nearly
l..ass ssse 'sr M same quarter
.as mar ~ 'as' Tine 'he coun-
'ies recs.ssa 1zsis o0s On the
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az reg,fs ~ date have reached
@'s 1si>.i crmbsfed win 1890. !
- pr ne same per.od 10 1895
: we Jaynen' - ne se,ond
glsr'rr weigh 'ax ne cDun'ies
Rave been sopche,en {i3 s19.ssi "
naie this rear D'her payments
tsss been 40 80 900 IN fret
q9arer NeiVn' fax fetgfns t1060.
'a7 ~ hail NE yearly payment 70
ne tt.h'iet 1nfef he NrSii law
sp',..snirY township foads and
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f"4fts sg'tprized when ne weigh'
'sx var rscg,sd 20 per cen, BY
ne 'tt'ia sess.,n ~ ne leysia
are n 1919
rr.h'ist fsrsiye he entire a.
mum - 10 weight fax collections
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'f.n ssss.lDs isT revenues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14

r~~r,--ssis. .c- re prisoners felt,
ser,css .Ss Governor q Massa-
rsrse-.s sxs refused 10 return a
mrs rrt-. -, :. they could get 10
VASES - rss.,s hey would be "har-
no~et .ss-t. Wa; al unkind
ksrs = sav. wat . mean thing
- ssv. Wa. a. untrue thing 10
xr -Ns -s- who broke from
ne -e:-gas rss.ngarg were simply
r----s - &c. swsy-to 80 any
wAe~s s.ss. Tsey might 90 10
Mass ase::s. Trey might so 10
New Jersey. g they might 60 to
psr-sy.rx-.s. ohio or Illinois
xr.sv Ns-s sway from Georgia.
New Jersey Prisons
TIE vs- had occasion. last
Nn-s CAV. = v.s.; the New Jersey
n-..,- ~ ~ozen AZ Clinton. about
= r1ss .-c- New York. What
a-n-es Is vas that nowhere were
hx-s sea-. We CAGE visited pri-
So 3; Rs,e.gh. y. c., when Lieut..
c,.isv was Negro Commissioner
n ws..x-e c. the State, and the
tAlc Ne remember were those
clx-s.-g gates and the fierce look
i-r r1s-is with guns. But here
II New Jersey you never think OF
heirr 81 prison 1t looks like a
schn- i building where 109
wo-s- are kept. the doors to
-ao-s are left open. and only the
.-cr 5oor is locked at night. The
r-is- -s-s roam around the grounds
acrs- meals. and there is no tall
fs-cs . stop them from getting
70 re ..Ezway, and not one guard,
no. o-e gun was seen on the en-
tire Face. Here. indeed. Is the
ro54-- conception OF reclaiming
tA..4- humanity. There is school
.o- -~:scners who cannot read and
w-i:s and there is library for all,
Ers-yone Is on his good behavior.
There are no stripes-only black
z-3 white checked dresses for the
.i-s, three months. then a print
dress fcolors vary. according TO
chc.cel. and finally white dress.
Women 90 there even for life. The
prisoners get good. wholesome
tocd. and the colored women have
four colored matrons three OF
them young women) who are
trained social workers. In charge
OF them. There Is recreation. there
is rest, and there is ample time
for sleep. Only about two year
attempt to escape. We wish some
OF the Southern prison officials
could see this prison. One tho
roughly distasteful sight in the
soutl Is TO see gangs OF striped
prisoners white as we'll as color
ed working the streets and the
roads. You see no such sights
in the North.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
PREPARING FOR
= SCHOOL

The Detroit Department Of
Health reminds US that in only enc
more month children will Be re-
turning TO school 10 assume he
somewhat strenuous task Of he
school year.
Before returning 10 school 4 4.
the homes, intention OF every par
ent 10 have Use children in tie
best physical condition. These IN
tentions are very commendable BE-
cause physical fitness and good
health are essential factors in the
production OF mental ease and
ability 10 retain that which IN
dividual wishes 10 study.
Having sent these children sack
TO school in good health, II IS he
parents best intention TO main,ain
these conditions. There Is no bet
Ter time than the present 70 pro-
coed towards goal OF a greater
degree OF protection for your
child. You have one full month
for preparation. We would suggest
that you:
1. Consult your physician and
obtain physical examination FOR
your child
Have your doctor return the re-
suits OF this examination 70 me
school. Suitable blanks have been
prepared for that purpose.
.. Be sure that your child IS
protected against diphtheria.
3. Make sure that your child Is
vaccinated against emallpox.
4. Have tuberculin test and,
II necessary. an X-ray.
5. Consult your dentist 70 hays
the teeth examined and all cor
rections made.
6. Consult an eye doctor and
have the eyes checked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
LANSING NEWS
(By AARLowE CRAWFORD

LANSING. Mich.-Despite recent
efforts to shake hands with 81.
Peter. your correspondent is still
able 10 dish out the news on the
happenings In Lansing. and II this
shoulder will hold out. here Is the
dope.
How does II happen that Lara
belle Taylor and Phil Barber have
not been out together lately?
They tell US that Orlando Robe
son Is out at the Dells giving the
folks some OF his swing music.
Katherine Bray has been seen
riding around a lot in Norman
James auto. We are beginning TO
wonder II there is anything in II.
Norma Byrd. little sister OF Al
ma Byrd OF the y. Y. A. has been
Ill for the past week. Norma won
scholarship to Western State
Teachers College at Kalamazoo for
being a very smart girl while she
was In High School.
Many local people iourneyed ov-
err TO Jackson last week 10 take
part in the Emancipation Celebra-
ton there. On the programme
was Asst. Attorney General John
r. Young. II was sponsored by
Ben Linton OF Jackson. Among
those attending from Lansing were !:
Katherine Parker. Katherine Bray,
Naomi Winston. Elenere Dozer,
Johnnie Lou Gaudy. Ella Austin,
Evelyn Moten. Lawrence Stewart,
Charles Harvey. Leroy White,
Prince Drewry and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
NOTICE

On an after this date, August eth,
1887, the Pythian and Calanthe
Boosters Club Will not be respon-
sIble for any Ads. solicited for the
Souvenir Program of. the. 18Th
Grand Lodge Session, held July 90
31st. Z. Bilbert Jones. President
4i39 LiIlibridge avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
Club Magazine
To Be Issued

A new monthly, entitled. CAB
News and Review Magazine, MI
be published here soon, with Yrs.
Alma Bean Loving, Detroi; writer,
as editor. The periodical will be
devoted exclusively TO clubs and
their various activities.
Local club leaders, II is said
have long felt the need for a maya
zine OF this character.
The proposed magazine. accord
ing TO the editor. will seek 10 fur
Their the progress Of the communi-
". by acting as an official organ
for organizations whose con'ribu-
tons 10 racial welfare are aiding
in the advancement OF the group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
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Don't miss single issue OF the
Detroit Tribune. the leading Negro
newspaper OF Michigan.
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Be sure to read the Detroit Tri-
bune, Michigan's fast growing
and popular weekly. 1t Is circu-
lated in all parts OF the country,
through paid subscriptions and on
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Evening star., 1937-10-05

Shals, clerks and criers had their usual
calm and dignity.
During the half hour or more that
. filled room waited for the court to
appear, there WAS only one cause Of
interest. Those in the observers seats,
looking across the courts bench to
the empty chairs behind, could see
the backs Of only eight chairs. About
that there was some speculation-could
1t be that Mr.. Black had resigned or
for some other reason WAS not going
to have . seat? The mystery disap-
peared, however, when the court
arrived. Apparently Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds has q special chair OF his
own which does not have a high back
and therefore cannot be seen by the
speri ators.
As the hour of IL approached, there
was hush. Presently the crier arose,
announcing: The honorable Chief
Justice and the associate justices Of
the Supreme Court of the United
States!" The court filed In. Again
the crier cried: "Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!"
All persons having business before the
honorable the Supreme Court Of the
United States are admonished to draw
near and give their attention for the
court is now sitting. God save the
United States and this honorable
court" II there were persons among
the spectators who thought there was
unusual reason for the prayer to God,
ohlo tn nhcnrua that the
crier put any especial emphasis on his
closing sentence. Perhaps the crier is
not q person who recognizes dramatic
situations, and perhaps it Is just as
well that . court crier should not have
too much Imagination.
Chief Justice Speaks.
After the justices sat down Mr.
Chief Justice Hughes moved slightly
forward in his seat, and in the most
ma liter of fact manner and tone said
THE Honorable Hugo L. Black, Z
former member Of the Senate OF the
United States, has been nominated by
the President for the ONCE Of asso-
ciate justice Of this court. His nomi-
nation has been confirmed by the
United States Senate and he has pre-
sented his commission. which will b<
fled. He has heretofore taken the
oath prescribed by law"
That was that. Mr.. Black Is or
the court. for the time being certainly
There began a familiar routine, the
admission Of new members to the bar
Of the Supreme Court. The formuls
IS simple. Some person already 8
member arises and says: Il move the
admission of I have ex.
amined his credentials filed in the
ONCE of the clerk and am satisfied