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Evening star., 1939-05-24
Leigh to Discuss
War Referendum

Randolph Leigh, author and lee
turer, will give an address Friday
at $50 pm. at the Friends Meeting
House, 2l11 Florida avenue NV
His talk, Should We Have a War
Referendum, is being sponsored by
the District of Columbia branch of
the Wsnen's International. League
for Peace and Freedom. The lecture
Is open to the public.
Mr.. Leigh's latest book, published
last year, is entitled "Conscript
Europe" He formerly was foreign
correspondent and editorial writer.
An open forum discussion will fol-
low his address.
Evening star., 1939-05-24

Conner, treasurer, Sigma Phi Gam
ma No. /; Loretta Mansfield, secre-
tary, Chi Sigma No. 2; Virginia
Kreamer, league manager, Chi Sig
ma No. / and Virginia Compton,
publicity director, Sigma Phi Gam
ma No. /.
At the banquet-dance held re-
Evening star., 1939-05-24
Sorority to Meet

Three new members will be in
stalled in Epsilon Pi Chapter, Sigma
Phi Gamma Sorority. tomorrow at
the home of the chapter president,
Mrs. Gertrude johnson. They are
Miss Mary Tyrell, Miss Doris Carter
and Mrs. Ethel Rice Following in
stallation a buffet supper will be
served,
Evening star., 1939-05-24
New D. A. r. Regent

Miss Flora Parker Shinn is the
new regent of the Thirteen Colonies
Chapter, D. A. r., succeeding Mrs.
A. Eugene Barr. Other officers re-
Gently elected include Mrs. @.
Chester Thorn, vice regent, Mrs.
Kate L. Woodford, chaplain; Miss
Bertha johnson, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. L. F. Briggs, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. w. Allen Somers,
treasurer; Mrs. Barr. registrar, and
Mrs. Athol B. Gilmore, historian.
American chocolate bars and pea
nut bars are becoming popular in
Panama.
Evening star., 1939-05-24

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Erwin have
returned to their home In Spring
Valley after spending the week end
at Ledenham Farm on the Eastern
Shors of Maryland as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Lane.
Evening star., 1939-05-24
Bowling League
Elects Officers

New officers of the Inter-Sorority
Bowling League have been elected as
follows: Helen Bailey, president,
Chi Sigma No. /; vice president,
Vera Carlton, Beta Chi No. q: Peggy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Sedmnactilety proved ID
kradezi.

Pc delsim patranl zadrzeli
cetnici a dodali do vazby SOU
du mladistvych v Plzni sedm-
nactileteho vyrostka, ktery spa
chal ma ceskem zapade v KRAFT
Ike dobe ctrnact kradezi. CHA
pee, ktery vychodil toliko dive
tf1dy obecne skoly, Sc ucil pul
roku slevacem. z ucenf zbehl,
nacez byl kratky cas- zamest-
nan pordznu u rolnfkG. Vetsi-
nou Sc vsak potuloval. Prespa-
val We stozich a O rodice, kteri
Sc o neco poctive starali, ned
bal. Kradl ma CO prisel. Po-
mocnic1m v domacnosti Bozene
Flachsove a Helene Lagajdove
v Dysinne ukradl RUNE male
castky penez, kovarskemu mi
stru JOS. Halfkovi v Dycinne
penfze re zasuvky, dale posko-
dill kradezemi Vojtecha Mar
tfnka v Move Huti, svemu "a
mestnavateli rolnlku Vaclavu
Snebergerovi ujel S kolem. Ri
zne drobnosti ukradl jeste Jo-
sefu Mlynarikovi We Vystrkove,
Josefu Kabatovi v Horomysli-
c1ch, Bfetislavu Novakovi z Pl-
zne, Jaroslavu Hradkovi z Pl-
zne, Ludvlku Prochazkovi, FIR.
Bastolovi, FIR. Vokurkovi, FIR.
Paskovi, vsichni z PINE, a il
nym. Celkova skoda cini t.
mer diva tisice K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Babicka s dokonalou pameti

Mezi nejstarsf obcany Kla-
denska patti tez 92leta Anez-
ka Urbanova. Narodila Sc v
Houstouni a zde take prozila
vetsinu sveho zivota. Re til de-
tt, ktere vychovala, zjie syn,
byvaly strojvddcem, nyni jiz
We vysluzbe. Starenka ma
diva vnuky a jednu vnucku. O.
byva sama maly domek a sa-
ma Sc tez O sebe stara. Pobf-
ra 500 Kc mes1cne pense po-
SVEN muzi zeleznicnim zrfzen-
ci a z toho jeste podporuje sve-
no syna. Pozoruhodne je, Re
cite, p1se a dokonce i size be-
brylf. Je tez peclivou ctenar-
kou Vecern1ku Ceskeho Slova,
ktery pravidelne odebfra. Ra-
da vypravuje o SVEN zivote, Q
SVEN detstv1, ktere nebylo nj
jak vesele, nebot jiz v 8 letech
ztratila otce. Prekvapuje jeji
primo dokonala pamet, Sc KITE
rou vse vypravuje, coz u Glove
ka takovem veku je neobvyk-
lie, ale u babicky Urbanove sa-
mozrejme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Cert proved " Plzni deseti-
tisicove podvody.

Zbirozskemu cetnictvu poda
I'll Sc v techto dnech dobry low.
Dopadlo a do vazby krajskeho
trestn1ho soudu plzenskeho O.
devzdalo mnohonasobneho pod
vodnlka. Je to 40lety byvaly
sedlafsky pomocnfk Frantisek
Cerny z Bezdekova u Rokycan,
clovek skoro tficetkrate tres
tany pro nejr1znejs1 podvody
a proSly robotarnou.
Cerny, jemuz prezdfvajf ia
Ike Cert, usadil sc v Plzni a
pokracoval tn v podvodne Gin
nosti. Prihlasil sc jake demo-
bilisovany nadporucfk Karel
Bielek z Noveho Jic1na v Sude-
tech a ma toto jmeno daval 81
pos1lat RUNE podvodne vyma-
meme veci, anebo objednane
pfedmety, jez sliboval dodatec
ne zaplatit. U jedne plzen-
ske firmy objednal ma splatky
diva motorcykly a nektere mo-
toristicke soucastky asi "a TO-
900 K, ale firma dodnes nevi-
della skoro koruny. Onehdy Wy
jel 81 ma jednom takto z1ska-
mem MOTORCYCLE z PINE ma
Prahu. Proj1zdeje Zbirohem,
srazil Sc S osobnlm autem A
loise Prachare re Stupna u Ro-
kycan, poranil Sc a MOTORCYCLE
roztr1stil. Pr vysetTovanf ne
hody Sc z~jistilo, re jeho dokla-
dy jsou falesne. Cerny-Cert Ta-
dill v Plzni uz cd pocatku letos-
n1ho roku. Vydaval Sc "a u
prchlika a inkasoval Cd dive
Tivych lid podpory We pros
pech stejne postizenych. Jeho
podvodG je spousta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Rodinna tragedie.

Nedaleko oboe Berndorf ma
Jablonecku v Sudetech doslo k
rodinne tragedie, ktera vzrusi-
la cely kraj. We vesnici bydlel
delnk Halsbach, ktery jiz dels1
dobu pozoroval, re je mu man
zelka neverna. z toho d1vodu
dochazelo mezi obema man
zely k rdznicfm, ktere vyvrcho-
lily, kdyz Halsbach pristihl
svou zenu ma dostavenicku s
milencem ma brehy Missy. W.
tail revolver a zacal pc obou
strflet. Manzelka padla tezce
zranena ma bTeh feky a "a ne
kolik minut skonala. Milenec
sc dial ma 1tek. Halsbach pax
hodil svou tezce zranenou re-
nu do reky a pax obratil zbran
proti sobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25

votnf drovne tech, kterf Sc ma
drou nejvlc a prece Sc mali
stale nejhdr. Ma tom, jak Sc
hospodarsky Tide chovajf k IL
dem, ma tom merte vlastenec-
tv1, ne Poole SLOW, ale Poole
skutku poznate je. Byvalf 70
jaci, kamaradi, hlavne tonic
smeru budte We vsem SVEN my
slenf i jednanf ryt1ri, kterf uz
pred davnymi staletlmi poma-
hall zenam a sirotk1m a krfzili
svuj mec "a ponfzene a utlace-
ne. Myslete predevs1m ma il
ne, ktef1 toho nejvfc potTebuji,
teprve potion myslete IA sebe
= a tax nejen zm1rnite bolest,
pokud je ~zbytecna, nebot ne
kazda bolest a utrpenf je zby-
tecne, a nejenom .pohnete sve-
tenn v pred k Gill vetslho a d.
stojnejs1ho lidstvf, ktere stojf i
nejvysS1 obeti, ale take sami
seslllte a vyrostete pro vetsf
slavu naSeho nesmrtelneho ma
roda.
Koncfm tuto promluvu vzpo-
mlnkou ma prvn1 den kasar-
mach. Narukoval jsem k 9. pc
s1mu pluku. Ostf1hali nam no
vackovske lebky "do bleskov-
ky, jak Sc T1ka, a seradili mas
do ctverce kolem pana stabni-
no kapitaha Motala, velitele
roty, ktery nam krone jineho
fekl: armada je tady proto,
ably bojovala prot neprfteli
vnejslmu a vnitrn1mu. NepTfte-
lem vnitrn1m musfme rozumet
zivly", pravil tenkrat, "ktere
Sc snaz1 ~rozvracet vnitTni jed
notu a kofistit ma sv1j soukro-
my 1cet. Ably mohl rolnfk kid
ne obdelavat svou p1du, ably
mohl %pracovati delnlk, uTednfk,
obchodhfk a femeslnik, ably sc
nemusil bat skGdcG a ably Sc
mohl sve praci klidne venovati,
cd toho take je tn nase cesko-
slOvenska armada"
TAX, kamaradi, kteTf Sc dnes
louc1te sc svou uniformou, je
dobre oziviti slova velitele naSf
roty re dine 1. Tijna 1927. Ne
pf1tel vnitrnf, to je ted nase
prace. Kdo je mas vnitTnf ne
pf1tel, v1te sami nejlepe, kaz-
dy We SVEN mfste pc celem ma
Sem zivotn1m prostoru mate
kazdy den prilezitost dfvat Sc
ma prsty vnitrnlm nepratel1m
naseho naroda a nasf veci. Mia
denci ode vsech zbrani a slu-
zeb, vojaci vsech hodnost1, Va
Sim prvnim 1kolem pTi pTecho-
du do obcanskeho zivota, pfi
splynutfm S narodn1m celekm,
ktery vid1 V praci a tvorbe no
vych hodnot svou jistotou a
stastnou budoucnost, Vasim
prvnlm a hlavn1m ukolem je
BOZ prot naSemu vnitTn1mu
nepT1teli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Kraska obeti misty.

We vesnicce Breeze u Veke.
no Mezirfci odehrala Sc vzru.
sujfci udalost. Lide re vsi We.
deli, re nejhezcf d1vka We vsi
16leta dcera obchodnlka Lidka
Buriankova mela znamost S &C
letym rolnickym synkem Stani-
slavem Hladikem. Hlad1k JIG
nejbohatsf sedlak We vsi a ma
tn nejvetSi statek. Ale syn Sc
mu nevyvedl. Nel1bila Sc mu
prace ma statku. OdeSel z do
nova a nejaky cas- I'll Brine.
PAX Sc ma nalehanf rodicG Ease
vratil domG. Jeho znamost S
Liduskou ted skoncila smrti
dvou mladych zivotd. Rodice
Lidusky Buriankove NELL pra-
malou radost, kdyz zjistili, re
Sc jejich mladicka dcerka sty-
ka S mladym Hlad1kem. Take
Liduska vdeela, jak Sc rodice
divaj1 ma Hlad1kova syna a pro
to Sc S MIN schazela tajne. Ale
i to vySlo ma jevo a rodice "a
kazali Lidce velmi rozhodne
schGzky S Hlad1kem. Odm1tnu-
ty mlad1k pomyslel ma pomstu.
Prvnf vybuch misty dial ma jevo
pri tanecni zabave, kde otce
Lidusky hrube a tezce urazil.
Byl z toho i soud, ktery mlady
rolnicky synek prohral. Jiz ma
%zpatecn1 ceste cd soudu kricel
Hladfk ma obchodnika Burian-
ka: SAX Wy ma to vic doplatf-
tie, nez ia 80"
Obchodnik Burianek nebral
tyto vyhruzky vazne. Ale jed
noho dine rano, kdyz Hladik vi
del, re rodice Lidusky Burian-
kove odjeli do Brna ma trh, ma
bill donna loveckou pusku a Sci
"a Lidkou. Pred 6. hodinou
Erannf prisel "a nj do staveni a
re sine ma nj namiril. Lidka zu-
stala polekane stat. Nebyla
sama. Byla S nj mala 7leta scho
vanka Buriankovych. D1te kle-
klo pred mladym Hladikem ma
kolena a upenlive volalo: "'Pro
sim vas, nestrilejte nam Lidus-
ku." Mladym Hladikem plac
ditete neotTasl. Stiskl spoust,
treskla rama a Lidka Burianko-
va zhroutila Sc mrtva ma podla
hu. Mala vydesena schovanka
sc pax v uzkosti schovala kou
te svetnice, a videla jen, jak
vrah odnesl mrtvou do kuchy-
ne ma postel. Sam sc pokusil O
sebevrazdu, ale vystfel jej pou
re lehce zranil. Proto vybehl
a utekl domG, kde znovu nabil
pusku a odesel "a humna Tam
treskla druha rama. To uz Sc
Tide re vsi sbfhali a vedeli, CO
Sc u BuriankG stale. Ia hum
ny pax nasli v rosti mrtveho
Hlad1ka Sc stTelnou ranou v Il
stech. Hrozne bylo, kdyz Sc
vratili domG rodice Buriankovi
a nalezli svou 16letou dceru
mrtvou v posteli a kdyz Jim
mala schovanka v placi leila,
jak byla LiduSka zavrazdena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Oznaceni zidovskych obchodIG,
" PlZni.

Policejnf reditelstv1 v Plzni
vydalo upozornenf, re nearij-
ske obchody Plzni budou or
naceny vyveSkami "Judisches
Geschaft - Zidovsky obchod".
Vyvesky budou um1steny We
vykladnfch skffnfch tax, ably
nearijsky obchod byl zretelne
vyznacen do ulice. VSichni,
,jichz Sc toto oznacenf tyka, mu
sell je provesti nejdele do &c.
cervence. Pc PlZni, ktera "a
kazala zidGm pfistup ma verej-
ne plovarny a vyhradila jim
zvlastnl koupaliste, bylo stejne
rozhodnutf ucineno i v Klato.
vech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25

lGzko, Tekl O tomto, re "kral
lezi We sve posteli jake obr v
horskem kraji."
V 10. stoletf Anglicane SEES
tavili prvnf kovove postele. "A
pozdeji to byli Nemci, kterf
prvne dali do obehu postele S
polstari a pTikryvkami z Why.
A tax vznikl novy druh posteli
bez zaclon a baldachynd, be-
tvrdych polstafd a zbytecnych
ozdob, ktere jen prekazejl.
Dobra zfzenka Sc stala potre-
bou pro moderni lGzko! Nebot
i a to je hlavnf - postel ma
slouziti jedine svemu 1celu
byti dokonalym mistem odpo-
cinku pro unavene telo.
= Todor Paulizu, rumunsky
diplomaticky kuryr a kapitan
rumunskeho generalnlho Sta
bu, Sc stTelil a tezce Sc pora-
nil. Ztratil totiz svou diploma
tickou tasku, We ktere mel pa
pfry neobycejne ddlezitosti, IT,
kajlci Sc stykG bulharsko-ru-
munskych.
Rumunska tajna policie della
vse NONE, ably dopadla zlode-
je a dostala zpet tyto diploma
tickle doklady.
= Jihoafricke vydanf "Sun-
day Times" oznamilo v cerven-
ci 1889, re We stTednim Trans
vaalu zuri nebezpecna epide-
mie malarie. z neceleho ctvrt
milionu cernoch1, ktefi v tom
to kraji sidlf, zemrelo jiz ma
nasledky malarie skoro 20, 900
osob. Poole hodnovernych
zprav onemocnelo malarii sko-
70 80 procent vseho obyvatel-
stva. Napadne velka umrtnost
mezi cernochy je zavinena spat
nym rozdelovanim chininu a
lecebnych prostredk1. Znac-
nou vinu ma tez povercivost do
morodcd. V nekterych kra-
jich museli nacelnlci mutt sve
poddane k uzivanf chininu ma
slim. Jihoafricke m%inistrstvo
zdravotnictv1 povolilo dalsich
100 tis1c liber ma potirani teto
zhoubne tropicke choroby.
= Ucitelka Tecf J. Bacileko-
va v Amsterodame ma psa, kite
ry vydava slabe a stejne mode
lovane zvuky, takze vyvolava
DOZEN lidske mluvy. Tuto je-
no vlastnost poznala ucitelka,
kdyz slysela, jak pes mimodek
Sc snazf napodobiti chechot
rackG. Pozdeji ucila PISA r1z-
nym slabikam a naucila no ma
pr. "vyslovovati" i sve krestni
jmeno Jeanne.
V podstate jde O stejny L.
kaz, jake u mluvlcich papouS-
XII, jenze u techto ptak1 jsou
mluvici schopnosti daleko vice
vyvinuty, nez u ssavcG.
= Poole poslednfch vyzku-
mi anglickeho prirodovedec-
keno institute je pry ryba two
rem musikalnfm, totiz rozezna-
va urcite tony, anebo urcite
porad1 toni. Toto bylo bezpec-
ne zjisteno pTesnymi zkouska-
mi. AZ dosud sc melo "a to,
re rybf "ucho" (skryte pod XII
z1) je vlastne jen organ k udr-
zenf rovnovahy a okolnost, re
ma urcitych rybnicich jsou ry-
by svolavany zvonem, byla wy
s~vetlovana tax, re zvon roze-
chveje i hladinu vodn1 a re ry-
ba vlastne fysicky cftl zachve-
Wy ZvOnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-25
Jak povstal nazev cinky.
On ~. VyrOC1 jana
Purkyn6.)


S pocatkem sokolstvl souvisf
telocvicne nazvoslovi, ma nemz
vedle hlavn1ho tv1rce pracova-
Ii vynikajicf, vlastenecky smy-
slejic1 muzi, mezi nimiz memo
hla chybeti osoba svetoveho
vyznamu: Jan Ev. Purkyne.
Kdyz doslo ma nacin1, nemec
ky zvane "Handteln', tn cd
Hand" = ruka, pTelozil jej
do Destiny "rucinky". Slovfcko
Sc mu zalfbilo, re je nekolikrat
rukama tleskaje, opakoval:
rucinky, rucinky -- cinky,
cinky, cinky. P~rftomnym Sc IL
bilo, a tax Sc stale, re vseobec-
ne uzfvane nacinf dostalo ma
zev "cinky".
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Ducks Plentiful
In Sonora
Says J. Page

Ducks in the Yaqui Valley are
so plentiful that sometime when
they fly up you can't see through
them"
Thus spoke j. B. Page, manager
of the j. C. Penney Company, who
got back Thursday from a five
day hunting trip in the Yaqui,
accompanied by j. A. Mulcahy, Dr.,
C.. A. Thomas, Carl Molling, Mat
Mansfield, E. E. Wilson, Tucson;
Attorney General Joe Conway, Tax
Commissioner Thad Moore, and
Herb Bland, Phoenix.
Molling, Conway, Moore, and
Wilson stopped off Wednesday for
a few days fishing at Guaymas and
will pass through here today.
Page was loud in his praise of
the hospitality shown the Americans
by officials and other Mexicans.
They were guests of honor at ban
quets and dances and all expenses
of the trip were borne by Governor
Roman Yocupicio of Sonora.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Davis ToBe
Speaker At
c. c. Banquet

Father James Davis of St. Pat
rick's Catholic church in Bisbee
will be the main speaker at the
annual Santa Cruz County Cham
ber of Commerce banquet at the
Casa de Sierra hotel on the night
of Saturday February II.
Father Davis will be remembered
as the man who made a big hit
as orator at the annual Columbus
Day luncheon here in October.
Another speaker at the banquet
will be Hamilton Keddie of the
Tucson Sunshine Club.
Tickets for the banquet, which
will be followed by a dance, were
placed on sale this week at SITS
per plate. Reservations will be linn
tied to 200.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Death Takes
Pioneer Woman

Matte Riggs Johnson passed away
Thursday morning at st. MaryS
hospital in Tucson where she had
been i'll for two months.
Born near Pixies Peak, Colorado,
in 1872, she came to Dos Cabezas,-
Arizona, with her parents, James
and Elizabeth Riggs, by OK teams
when she was three years old, hav-
ing several narrow escapes from
the Indians who were very active
at that time.
Later she moved to Tucson where
she lived for several years. Then
back to cattle ranching which she
has followed to the present time,
owning and operating a registered
Hereford cattle ranch at Camille
in the Huachucs, Mountains.
She was a member of the Pioneer
Historical Society and very much
interested in preserving the records
and traditions of early Arizona His
tory.
Mrs. johnson is survived by her
son ]. l.. Finley of Dragon, Ari-'
zona, two sisters, Florence r. Nc
Gregor and Elizabeth r. Hinson OF
Tucson, and other relatives,
Burial will be in the Oak ceme-
terry on her ranch near Elgin, Sun
day, January 29th, at 2:30 P. M.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
5lOO CCC Boys
I'm Arizona

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 27-UP)
Arizona's increasing Civilian Con-
servation Corps enrcllee population
has reached the 500 mark in the
25 camps over the state, Maj. j. H.
Hilldring, district commander Of
the corps, said.
Hilldring said this maintained
average is slightly greater than the
number of men employed in the
camps during 1887:
The G. c. G. enronees listed in
Arizona come from representative
sections of the nation Among the
new recruits are 975 from Pennsyl-
vania, 233 from Arizona and 240
from Texas. The veteran enrollees
included are 20 from New Mexico
and five from Arizona. The rest Of
the conservation corps employees,
making up the 800, are re-enrollees.
Enrolment in a camp is for six
month periods.
Hilldring said no changes in the
Is camp locations in Arizona are
contemplated.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Prison blue
Room Reopens

FLORENCE, Ariz., Jan. 27-UPl
The blue Room, the exclusive
dining hall CT guards at the Ari-
Zona State Prison under the new
management of Warden Gene Shute
has reopened and with the reopen
ing guards anticipated pleasant
meals with their friends. But the
new warden placed Marx Gattling,
former guard, in the position of
blue Room bouncer'' and gave him
strict orders that not ''just anyone
would be admitted to the hall.
Warden Shute gave orders that
Guards no longer viii be allowed
the privilege of inviting their
friends to eat in the @Blue Room
and it will be maintained only for
their. use. Peace officers who visit
the prison to deliver prisoners will
not be invited to dine at the hall.
Shute closed the prison barber
shop, the shoe shop, laundry and
the automobile repair and washing
shop to the guards and their friends
also and said they must get such
services elsewhere. These will serve
the prison and the prison only, he
said.
The guards paid the convictS who
maintain the prison shops about d
dollar a month for haircuts, daily
shaves, laundry service and week
ly grease job on the family car.
The warden ordered this practice
stopped Immediately, he said it was
contrary to prison regulations and
unfair to private concerns.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY BALL T0N|GH 7
RECORD-BREAKING CROWD
EXPECTED AT ANNUAL GALA
EVENT In ELKS BALLROOM
Heavy Ticket Sale Indicates Nogales Will Raise
Good Sized Amount In Nationwide Battle
Against Infantile Paralysis

With all committees function
ing perfectly and heavy ad-
vance sale of tickets indicating
record-breaking crowd, No
gales is all set for the sixth an
nuaI Presidents Birthday Ball
at the Elks Club tOnight-No-
gales biggest annual dance.
The ball will start promptly at
g o'clock and will last until a. m.
Music will be furnished by Peltier's
orchestra, augmented by A. Sa-
racho, accordian player, making
total of seven persons in the Or
chestYa.
Half of the net proceeds from the
1899 ball will be held in trust here
for use whenever a case of infantile
paralysis develops locally and the
other half will be forwarded to the
National Foundation For Infantile
PARALYSIS in New York City for re-
search work.
Amounts netted here in previous
years were as follows: 1884, $159.12;
1885, $4,000; 1886, $1O7.35; 1887,
$1O400; 1888, $201.55.
Total raised in the nation each
year: 1884, $1.OO3,173 1885, $780,
856; 1886, $572.756 1887, 1852, ,293;
1898, more than $1,0o0,000.
March Of Dimes"
Added to the total netted at the
Nogales ball will be the receipts
from today's Rainbow Girls
March OF Dimes button sales
and the receipts from similar but
tons sold at local stores the past
! two weeks and in the schools this
week.
Because Of no limit being
placed on the number of tick
cts offered for sale, table reser-
vatiOns are NOT being made
for the ball. It will be case of
first come, first served. There
! will be Accommodations for 200 at
tables. Others will find chairs
in the ballroom, reception room
and downstairs.
Hats and coats will be checked
downstairs in the recreation hall
Cards are ready for the checking o1
wraps for 300 persons.
Persons who have not yet obtain
| ed tickets may do so at the entrance
| to the Elks building tonight. Ad-
mission 75c per person.
FavOrs For All
There will be party hats and SER
pentine for each person and vocal
Nogales international., 1939-01-28

Governors r. T. Jones Of Arizona
and Roman Yocupicio of Sonora
cIasped hands across the border
here Saturday in ceremony that
marked the first time the two exc
cutives had met at Nogales since
Mr.. Jones became governor on the
first of the year.
The governors had come to No
gales for road conference and fol-
lowing the ceremony on the line a
banquet was held in their honor at
the Cavern Cafe, attended by about
rs persons and at which Senator
James Minotto of Phoenix was
toastrQaster Sd. 4.
Governor Jones and party march
ed from the chamber of commerce
to the international line ceremony
led by the famous Nogales high
school drum and bugle corps.
In addition to Senator Minotto,
Gov. Jones was accompanied here
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Harold Roesrler
Your1g,est I'm
State Senate

Harold Roesner of Santa Cruz
county is the youngest state SEN
ator in the history of Arizona. &C
cording to the fo7lowina eppearing
in the January 18th edition of the
young Democrat" published in
Phoenix:
Youngest member who has ever
sat in the upper house of the All
zona Legislature, State Sen. Harold
G. Roesner of Nogales, prominent
Santa Cruz County Young Demo-
cratic Club leader, at 28 promises
to make an enviable record as a
Iawmaker. He has already intro
duced two important measures
since the regular session convened
week ago, and has some others
on the way.
soon after the opening gavel
fell, Roesner stepped out in front
as friend Of the 'little fellow
with bill, SB23, which cuts the
maximum rate Of interest permit
ted to be charged on small loans
from 31a to 2 per cent per month,
a measure which this newspaper
has strenuously advocated through
three sessions Of the state Iegisla-
ture and one which by all means
should have favorable considera-
ton by the lawmakers.
"FoeSner points out that the pres
ent rate permitted and charged by
small loan companies amounts to
AZ per cent per year, and that i
only a fraction of the story If a
bcrrGWer gets behind a month O.
5Wo II ilis payn1e IS, from there r
,3t ha is a5 tllc nercy Of the lean
sharks and he may before he j.
through pay SIS much as 109 or q
per cent on the face amount CT t'20
original loan.
Bills limiting TIC n e. st
non l1ans mage ceon ;'+rct'Hr9
IL zach regular Session Of he 1er
lslature for many yea~s. I'll HG''}e
hing always Happens" to then
They get lost inacon7a7i5tee or theE
are buried under the last-minute
Jam, or they are forsa.ken by their
! sponsors. But somewhere in back
of it all, there has always been a
powerful lobby which has seen to
it that something happened. -
Senator. Roesner proposes to see
that Senate Bill No. % does not get
lost.
| Roesner also is author of g, meas
ure which prohibits filing Of suit
on tax validity until after the taxes
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