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Evening star., 1939-10-08
Radio PIune Control

Successful experiments in radio
control Of model aircraft were con-
Quoted recently at Hout Bay in
South Africa, a giant model sea-
plane soaring 100 feet above the
surf and responding instantly to
every move of the radio joy stick.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Microbes Brought to Life

After being frozen for thousands
Of years, microbes and other speci-
mems of marine life have been
brought to life by . Russian scien-
ttst.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

N. G. Panov's sled team Of nine
dogs recently pulled a half-ton load
more than so miles in one day re.
Gently in Kamchatka.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Explorers Club Round TobIe

The Explorers Club will hold a
round table discussion and dinner
at $50 pm. Tuesday at the Univer-
sity Club, 1135 Sixteenth street NV
Its first trip of the season will be
to Endless Caverns, Va, next Sun
day.
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Nuggets Win
Over A|piines

DENvER-TheH Hollywood Met
ros pumped new life into the Ma
tional A. A. U. basketball tourna-
ment today and fans speculated on
their chances OF defeating the Sec
ond Missouri valley league team in
two days.
The Metros last night eliminated
the seeded Oklahoma City Parks
quintet, 44-3s. In tonight's semi
finals they play the tournament
wise Bartlesville, Okla, Oilers.
The other game paired the
San Francisco Olympics and
the home town Denver Mug
gets.
Denver played cautious game
TO defeat the Seattle AlpineS. 3s-
81. Jack McCracken, Bob Gruen-
liz and the other Denver regulars
guarded closely and shot only
when they had openings.
Bartlesville had scare before
1t eliminated Colorado Springs
Antlers, 2s-24.
The Harmons of Chicago. worn
out from series of hard games.
were easy prey for the Olympics
who won. 1919.
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SALEM. Ore.-Three "A" teams
and one "B" club will meet at the
Willamette university gymnasium
tonight to decide which pair shall
contest tomorrow for the Oregon
state high school basketball cham
pionship.
The "A" quintets - Medford,
North Bend and Salem-emerged
from the quarter-finals yesterday,
all by way of upset victories over
favored opponents.
Only Little Oakridge sur
priscd no one when II dumped
Butte Falls, $3.50. for the
state "B" crown and the right
to battle the "A" winners for
the championship Of all the
high schools.
Tonight the Ridgers meet Salem
at 1880. and for the first time
they'll be on the short end of the
odds. Salem survived yesterday
by upsetting the defending cham
pion Baker Five. IS 10 80.
In the second semi-final tilt,
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COLI

Highland and Falkland will
compete in team match Sunday
at $50 a. m. at Parkland course.
The lineup:
Highland Va. Falkland: Jack
Mcintyre vs.. Harry Mccormick,
Kennie Reeves vs.. Joe Greco, Art
Abel vs.. Bud Lehman, Chas.
kclton vs.. Randall Edmonds, Bill
johnson VS.. Stan Fries. Christ
Cavanaugh VS.. Ted Burke. Tom
kodak vs.. Lloyd Thompson, Mar
tin Peterson vs.. Walt Mauden.
Nels Norberg VS., Grant Eckmann,
Olaf Grything VS., Orv Dahl, L. L.
Sill vs.. Charlie Barofsky. Bob
Hoffer, jr. VS.. Walt Simonson. c.
B. Simmons VS.. Sig Sigurdson,
Paul Lower vs.. John Larson. Mar
shall Lucke vs.. Larson. George
Coombs vs.. o. J. Metzlcr. VIM.
Hedberg VS.. Vic Jurach. Q. VIII
hams W.. Jim Engle. Harry Long
Va. Harry Cook, Pop Stone vs..
Tom Hofto. Pete Solberg Va. Joe
Bush. James York. jr. vs. Fred
Sylvester. Bill Luckenwater VS..
Ernest Lease. Eddie Jensen vs..
Alfred Olson. Bill Seeker VS..
Clifford Olson. DR.. J. w. Davis
va. Oliver Grodvig. Harry Brad
bury W.. A. r. Lehman. Bob
Hoffer. ST. VS.. Charles Morlock.
George Moe VS.. George Olson.
Chuck Mcmillan VS.. Al Turner,
Dan Sandeen vs.. Harry Flagg,
Bill Requa VS.. r. II. Lang, Ken
ME White VS.. Ray Butsch. Jess
Roster VS.. Leonard Blakley.
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Badn,iinton PlQy

Here are last nights results of
the city badminton championships
heid at the College of Puget
Sound:
Mems doubles Nelson and Dickin-
son defeated Henshaw and Pearson.
1871: 1877.
Womens doubles. Stern and Best
beat kohler and Murray, 1910. ISL
70 reach finals against Onstad and
Culbert and Rust and ST. Clair,
Mixed doubles. Culbert and Chap
man beat Nlson and DuPriest. i5-3
lo-4; Stern and Dickinson defeated
Rust and Nelson. 1877. Ills. l5-e:
Best and Morton defeated Murray
and Henry. ISL l5-9
Women's singles: Dorothy Best up
set Margaret Onstad seeded No ?.
Stern
Junior singles: Roland schrupp
beat Don Erwin. 1915. 1910. i7-i5.
Al Stacey beat Jack Psscoe. l7-l4.
1910
Mems singles: Francis Chapman
beat Bill Nelson. 1879. 1910. 10 reach
finals against winner Of Morton VS.
Dupriest
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La DitZi Returns
To Tacoma Mat

Greenwich coliseum should be
Overlooking with exuberance Mon
day evening. for "Rowdy Rudy
LaDitxi viii again be on hand to
do his bit toward keeping Tacoma
wrestling fans entertained.
It's been several years since
the genial LADitu appeared
here. hut Tacoma mat en-
thusiasts haven't forgotten the
antics Of the barrel-chestcd,
bear-like grapplcr from Pough-
keepsie, n. Y.
LaDitxi WAS signed today by
Promoter Jack Conner to meet
Jack Holland, the fair-hsired lad
from Los Angeles. In the five
round, one-fa. scmi-final on Mon
days card. which is topped by the
1gnacio Martinez-"Dazzler" Jimmy
Clark cight-roundcr.
Martinez. though beaten BY
Pat O'Shocker Monday In HIS
local debut, WAS nm instan-
taneous hit and Promoter Con-
nor rewarded him with . main
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SITZMARKS
BY NORI.AGE

Humor and fun will rule this one
and it's always good for a lot of
levity.
April s-Northwest High School
fnvitational championships. spon-
sored by the College of Puget
Sound, at Paradise valley. A
movie reviewer would describe this
one as great for the kids" to
which we add il will appeal to
adults as well. The tourney is the
only one of its kind given around
here and has created more interest
in skiing among prep school stu
dents than anything else we can
think of at the moment. It'n get
bigger and better every year. too.
April 8-Otto Lang, presi-
dent and Exponent No. of
his graceful school of skiing,
will put on his annual mar
ricd couples and fathers and
sons races. He TIED to hold
them back in February, but
the weather refused TO sane
fion them al that time.
April l5-Silver Skis! II Vol
don't know all about this annual
race you probably just got in from
flve-year stay at the ends of
the earth. Anyway. the Silver
Skis is the stiffest test of skiing
skill and stamina TO be found
It's run down a courage-sapping
course from Camp Muir to Edith
Creek basin, a drop of about $500
feet IN three and one-half miles.
1t draws annually the top ski
runners, both foreign and domes-
tic. Don Fraser, the Washington
Ski clubs pride, won last year.
edging out Hannes Schroll, the
daring, yodeling Austrian, who
copied the first race in 1884.
April Is This will be
great weekend for the col
lege boys and girls. The
University of Washington will
hold its annual carnival ut
Paradise valley. And at Mount
Hood will be held the North
west intercollegiate meet.
April 80 - The annual Rainier
National Park Co. championships
AT Paradise valley. They'll wind
up the season-and fitting eli
max they should be. too.
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Buckaroos Win
Hockey Opener

PORTLAND, Ore. 49, The Port
land Buckaroos. easy winners in
season hockey play. today appear
ed headed for an early playoff VIC
tor after banking the Seattle Sea-
hawks 3 to 0 last night in their
first Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league championship game.
The Bucks got two of their goals
in the second period and one in the
third, after dominating scoreless
opening stanza that would have
produced several Buck counters
but for sensational goaltending by
Seattle's Emmett Venue.
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Lincoln matmen
IS. eaIuas Squad

Facing its tough hest opponent In
many years. the Lincoln wrestling
team viii clash with the Camas
matmcn tomorrow night at 7:30
In the Abe boys gym.
The Pspermakers boast seven
returning lettermen. including two
Northwest wrestling champions.
Emmett Scott and Omar Rocky
Rhodes are the 1856 and l45-pound
title holders.
Probable starters for the Lincoln
squad will Be Byron Richmond. rs
pounds; Harry Engoe, i05 pounds;
Iwao Takasugi, lis pounds: Walt
Arnstad. l25 pounds: Tom Car
eron, l3S pounds; Capt. Don Cor
coran. las pounds: Bob Cole, l55
pounds; Don Gavin. 165 pounds.
and Heavyweight Dave Stokes
berry.
Corcoran was elected captain Of
the group at = recent turnout.
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Gu||s Score
By | Point
UNIVERSITY PAVILION. Sc.

UNIVERSITY PAVILION. Sc
attle-Stadium was essed out Of
the 18th annual hoop tourney here
last night by Everett. 81 10 80. but
fans still were talking today about
the game struggle which saw
the score tied 10 times and each
sneak into the lead on six occa-
sions.
Meanwhile. Grand Coulee,
that surprising lot OF dam
site" basketeers. and Blaine.
the boys from the northern
border, reached the finals of
the upper bracket. They will
clash tonight at 8 o'clock.
Hoquiam and Longview. prides
OF southwest Washington, who
marched through all opposition in
the lower bracket, will meet in
the other semi-final battle, sched-
uied for 9 o'clock tonight.
Tourney fans. disgruntled by
draw which placed all the strong
teams in the lower bracket and
all the weak quints in the upper
were frank in shouting that the
championship final would actually
be played tonight between the
Hoquiam and Longview clubs.
They point out, slightly exageer.
ating, that either of the southwest
Washington teams could WALTON
Blaine and Grand Coulee without
working up a sweat" with their
right arms tied behind them" or
even if the two little schools were
allowed to floor their 10 best
players"
BLAINE Is GOOD
AS a matter of fact. however,
Blaine might well knock the ears
off either Hoquiam or Longview-
and with only the regulation num-
Der of performers. The northern
ers have three veterans and two
or three other lads who are well
able to give any club in the tour
nament an hours erve-wracking
basketball.
The Grizzlies pasted Lewis and
Clark of Spokane, 90 to 20, and
Longview, turned back Yakima,
81 to 19, in quarter-final clashes.
Yakima. sorry to relate, was
the last Of the five Cross
state teams entered to he
erased from championship
consideration. The other four
fell the opening day.
Stadium, in its battle, looked
immensely improved compared
with its sad performance against
Yakima Wednesday night. The
Tigers snapped the Seagulls bas-
ket for basket until the last few
seconds.
Stadium led briefly in the clos
ing minutes, 90 to rs. and even
later, 80 to 90, but Webb Brown.
who has been exceedingly annoy
ing to the Tigers all season.
dropped in field goal to wrap
up the contest.
1t marked the third time In nine
trips to the annual hoop grab bag
that Stadium has failed to place
among the first eight clubs.
Results in the consolation
rounds, the losers of which were
eliminated, follow: Bothell 35,
Morton 10; Walla Walla A.. Col.
fax SO; Bellingham SO, Rock.
ford 26.
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Ski Weather

PARADISE NALLEY-Tempera-
fure 10: clear and calm, but skiing
only fair due to heavy crust. No
new snow. Total depth 218 inches.
STAMPEDE - Temperature 81:
no new snow: 80 inches total;
calm. clear; skiing good.
MONAD LAKE - Temperature
%; no new snow: 1873 inches total;
clear and calm; skiing excellent.
neutrality-suspicious. IS; no
new snow; 113 inches total; calm
and light fog; skiing good.
SNOQUALMIE BOWL (Hyak)-
Temperature, IS; calm; no new
snow; total SO inches; skiing excel
lent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

ST. LOUIS-Those betting boys
who thought Lew Feldman would
last three rounds against Henry
Armstrong paid off today.
Armstrong, ST. Louis born Negro
who had 10 60 TO California TO
make a living as fighter, put the
light and welterweight titles on
the line last night, and a capacity
crowd OF 10000 saw Feldman
counted out after two minutes and
u seconds of the first round
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Tacomans Beaten

The Seattle YMCA volleyball
team defeated the Tacoma VS. last
night in intercity competition on
the local courts. but only after a
hard battle. Seattle won 1910
1911. Then Tacoma won 1917
and 1913. Seattle came back with
a 1913 victory to cinch the match.
The teams will enter the North
west Y competition al Salem, Ore.
April is.
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Gale Goes to
Town With Is
EUGENE. Laddy Gale was

LNoLNL. OTt. Lduuy IdiS Nds
very. very good last night.
The University Of Oregon's all
American forward led his team
mates TO a SAG victory over the
Bears in the first game of the Pa
cific Coast conference intercollegi-
ate basketball playoffs.
The teams meet again tonight
in Oregons huge Macarthur court.
which last night bulged with a
near-capacity crowd of $500 fans.
If the Webfoots score another
victory. the series is over. but a
win for California will necessitate
third game tomorrow night.
Although it was Gale. with
his Is points, who paced the
Ducks, il was team tri-
umph, and even more. a coach
ing triumph for slender How
ard HObson. whose own Ore
gon five bowed to the Cali
fOrnians in 1926.
Oregon won the game in one
two-minute period. shortly after
the second half opened Until then,
the lead had see-sawed through a
hard-fought first half which never
saw the Webfoot machine really
began to roll. The halftime score
was 20 to 10 for Oregon.
BEARS PULL BLUNDER
But after the rest period. the
Californians made a fatal mis-
take. They attempted to run with
the high-geared Ducks, and for
a moment or two seemed likely to
succeed, as Chalmers netted a
field goal to send the Bears ahead.
2l-20, and then got another to tie
it at 23-all after Johansen and
Gale had counted a fielder and
free toss.
Then Oregon accepted the
challenge. and for one blister
ing minute the Webfoots
steam-rollered up and down
the court. At the end Of IS
seconds the score was 80 to
20 for Oregon. and the Web
foot lead never was seriously
threatened thereafter.
California wilted under the blast.
and while Oregon added II more
points the Bears SHARED a lonely
field goal With l6-point margin
-3l-25-the Webfoots relaxed.
and the Bears rallied.
Tho
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PAGE FOURTEEN
% Teams for
Soflba|I PLAY

The 1889 Soffball Leagues in
Tacoma viii be organized along
the same lines as last year with
entry fees. player eligibility and
trAnsfcr rules also remaining the
same.
This was decided upon at an
open meeting last Wednesday
night IN the Metropolitan Park
office. attended by 50 representa-
tives.
Twenty teams signed up for the
six association leagues-City A,
City B. Commercial. Service-vets.
Church Fraternal. and Labor
Union.
u was decided only teams
affIliating with the associa-
tisa at The beginning Of the
season win be considered for
TIE county tournament. Also.
oa1y league winning teams viii
b eligible for the bracket
draw. IN elimination with all
Teams In Tt TAcoma ARA and
csuaty league Included.
The following dates have been
Get for the various league meet
tngs at . p. m:
Service-v eterans: Tuesday,
March n.
Commercial: Wednesday. March
-
Church Frsternal: Tuesday.
March 20.
City A and B: Wednesday,
March 10.
Labor Union: Thursday, March
-.
The season will open on Monday,
May /.
All last years players with the
exception Of City A league are free
agents. The City A managers still
carry their players over from last
season and such players. II they
want TO change. must get an Off
ella release from their manager.
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event berth on the forthcom-
Ing card. The Mexican young
ster II six feet. four inches Of
masculine good looks.
Clark arrives here fresh from
the big time" He's been wow
ing audiences from Maine to Flor
ida in recent months and should
be a sensation in the Northwest.
A pair of three-round prelims
yet to be signed will complete the
program.
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Invitations are out for the ma
tional downhill and slalom cham
pionships at Mount Hood and
among the favored few to get
bids are two Tacomans - Paul
Sceva, jr, representing the Uni
versity of Washington, and Shir-
ley Mcdonald. College of Puget
Sound coed, performing for the
Washington Ski club.
Others who were invited
from this tall-timbered section
include: Don Fraser, Don
Amick, Paul Gilbreath, Bob
Higman, Dorothy Hoyt, Nir-
ginia Bowden and Trudy jain.
all Of the Washington Ski club
of Seattle; Bob BartO, Carl
Neu. Otis LamsOn and Rag
mar Qvalc. Husky teammates
Of Sccya's: Leroy Cavcrly,
Henry Scidelhuber. Scott Os-
borne and Margaret Schuehlc,
Penguin Ski club, Seattle.
The nominations were announced
Thursday by Otto Sanford, secre-
tary of the Pacific Northwest Ski
association.
Sanford also announced those
who would take part in Sun VAL
ley's national four-way combined
championships, March 24-25-26.
Fraser. Amick and Gilbreath will
represent the WSC; Sigurd Hall.
the Seattle Ski club; Qvale, the
University of Washington; Seidel-
huber. the Penguins. and Olaf
Rodegard, the Cascade Ski club
of Portland.
Sceva. he said. and Bert Morten-
sen of the Seattle Ski club. will
compete in individual events but
not in all four divisions.
TOURNEY wHIRL
The ski tournament whirl is on
full tilt and from now until the
fret of May thousands of persons
who aren't much good on skis will
spend their week-ends raptly
gaping at a few dozen who are
expertly.
Ii really started last week
with the tournament at Deer
Park. Picking up from there
the balance of the season has
the following events featuring
the docket:
March Bremerton day at
Paradise. The Bremerton SKI
n 70
annual affair of this and all indi-
cations are it's going to be pip.
There'll be a combination slalom
and obstacle race and a novice
race for Bre mer ON juniors
Theren be doin's at Paradise lodge
Saturday night.
March 10 Pacific Northwest
slslom and downhill championships
at Mount Baker This one prob
ably will draw most of the ski
Vizzes. Dorothy Hoyt, the Seattle.
via Schenectady, n. Y. school
teacher, probably will cop the
womens events, but the mems
races are wide open, with Don
Fraser. Deer Park winner, the
favorite.
MEET
March 24-25-26-National Four
way combined tournament and
Sun Valley open at the Idaho ski
It's invitational strict
y and will include cross-country.
jumping. lalom and downhill
events. Dick Durrance will be
shooting for his third consecutive
title and permanent possession of
A trophy as big as an old-fashioned
wash tub.
April IL Red-letter days
are these. They are the dates
of the National downhill and
slalom championships ut
Mount Hood. The field viii
be limited to the best sl>iers
in the L. :. and. for that mat
ter. In the world. ThereIl be
open and amateur sialoms and
downhills for both men and
women. And the top Anne
lean competitors viii gain
places on a L. :. team which
viii invade Europe next year.
April 2-Seattle Junior Chsmbe (
If Commerce sth annual spring ski
arrival at Paradise valley. As /
Usual. there will be no races. ex- |
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Annually. the United States uses
skins from 10000. 900 cattle. IA
900 600 calves. 10000. 900 goats.
IS, ooo. 900 sheep. 100000 horses,
and various numbers OF such ami
mails as slligators. deer. elk. kan
garoos. lizards. seals. sharks. and
snakes. for its leather making in
dustrieS.
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Male members of the Ainu race,
of northern Japan, have heavy nat
ural mustaches and make use OF
fancy mustache sticks at mealtime
to prevent chewing them.
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OREGON HOOP MEET NEARS END

North Bend will battle Medford
The Banders marched through the
quarter-final over an amazed
Klamath Falls team, 1929, after
dazing opponents the day before
by defeating Tillamook.
Medford played brilliantly
10 eliminate University high of
Eugene, 81 10 20. after the
Golden Tide cagers had upset
Oregon City the night before.
In today's consolation games,
Westport and Corvallis were book
cd TO meet at 10 a. m, with Pen
dleton opposing Oregon City at IL.
Butte Falls and Baker had the 2
o'clock spot. with klamath Falls
and University high facing off
at 3.
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Pirates Defeat
EnumeIaw Five

Highline Pirates rolled out the
baskets in rapid order last night
at Auburn 10 defeat Enumclaw
Tigers, 1925. In the first game of
the second half Puget Sound con-
ference playoff.
The Pirates will now play Buck
ley Mountaineers Saturday night
at s p. m. at Auburn for the Sec
ond half crown. Buckley defeat
ed Highline IN playoff for the
first half flag Enumclaw is elm
mated from further title consider
alton.
The Buccaneers led all the
way and held a l2 point lead
midway In the third period.
Enumclaw rallied to make u
1928 but that was the closest
anytime the last half.
Owen Hunt, all-con-erence guard.
led both sides in scoring with II
points. Only Guggenbick could
find the hoop for the Bengals.
The lineups.
Ia -.
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subs NSliA Nalls. Cox 60. ESeer
IN. Estes IL: ColfaN. Fisher 12l.
Tinnel un.
Hsltime wslla wslla 20. Colisx II,
Officials: Les Arnold ana Perry
Mitchell
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Halftime: Blaine IL. Richmond
Beach IL
Officials: Tom Morris ana Dick
Welts.
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Halft;rne: Grand Coulee 10. wspa-
TO II.
Officials: Tom Morris and Dick
weits.
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PREP HOOP FIGURES


Hslftimc: Bothen 20 Morton Of
fieials. Perry Mitchell and Les Arnold
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Game No. Is

Halftlme: Everett Is. Stadium 10.
Officials: Tom Morris and Dick
Weits.
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. =
Game No. -


Hslftime; Hoquism II. Lewis and
Clark 8
Officials: Ferry Mitchell and Les
Arnold.
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April > Seattle Junior Chamber
of Commerce sth annual spring SKI
carnival at Paradise valley. AS
usual. there will be no races. en-
cept those on the fscetious side.
Nogales international., 1939-07-01
Ruffo Espinosa
Addresses
Rotary Club

A splendid address on "Independ-
ence Day" by Attorney Ruffo Es-
pinosa featured yesterdays Rotary
Club luncheon
Guests in addition to Mr.. Es-
pnosa were Carl Griffin, Tucson;
Boyd Land, Los Mochis; and H. P.
Watkins, Stafford. Watkins, for
merly resident of Nogales, said
"Nogales will always remain in my
heart as my Arizona home"
Charley Bells was present for
the first time in several weeks. He
has been seriously Ill.
Jackrabbits Carrying
CanteenS Says YOas
1t was announced that because of
the drought, the annual Rotary
Club picnic at the Bird YoaS ranch,
originally scheduled for early in
July, has been postponed until the
last Sunday in July or the first
Sunday in August. Mr.. YoaS in
formed the Rotarians that the dry
spell is so severe at his ranch
"jackrabbits are carrying canteens
and telephone poles are chasing
dogs