davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-05-07
The Travellers Notebook
scrbbIings About Tin Con Alley, Quito's Golden
Affairs, Busy Beavers Showing of for Tourists
And Puerto R;co's Cheering Kisses

found that snow sports had boosted
visitors from 1854 last year to
1856.
Long Islands exclusive Meadow
Brook Club, where national and in
ternational polo matches are staged
recently opened its gates to the gen.
eral public for special events.
About Puerto Rico: When the
audience misses, don't think it does
not like the entertainment; that's
their applause. Window screens
are an oddity, panes of glass nearly
so, for Puerto Ricans sleep under
net covering the beds, and wooden
shutters keep out the rain. It's
fashionable to be quite late in ar
irving at party, and the hostess
who says $50 really means not be-
fore 6:15. Remember, when plan
ming trip that includes visits to
stores, banks and offices, that
American hustle has not completely
eliminated the siesta, which begins
at noon and continues until about
2 o'clock. Many businesses close
during these hours, to open later.
The 850-mile-long Rhine's scenic
fame comes from 40-mile stretch.
To see the best of the river, do as
millions of other visitors do, and
travel from Koblentz to Bingen.
When King George and Queen
Elizabeth reach Quebec City on
their tour that later will bring
them to Washington, they will be
greeted not only by God Save the
King" and Long Live the King
but, by "Dieu Sauve le Roi" and
Viva lie Roi," as well.
The national marble tournament
will be held at Wildwood, N. j., from
June 26 to July /.
The clippity-clop the horse in
autoless Bermuda is music to the
ears of many Americans Incident
ally, 80 per cent of the island s
$4,000 visitors annually are Ameri-
cans) but so much so to one Yankee
advocate Of the resorts quaint horse
and buggy vogue that he has estab-
lished trust fund Of $4,000 to be
spent under direction of the Horse
Lovers League for the welfare of
dobbins. Rest shelters and instruc-
ton to farriers are contemplated.
The donor prefers to remain anony-
nous, but should the automobile
gain ascendancy over the horse, the
trust fund is to revert to the bene-
factor.
Fishermen who look to Yellow
stone National Park for their favor
ite streams will have more of a
measure of uniformity this year In
regulations. The Federal Register
recently published simplified rules
which stipulate that all streams and
lakes, with the exception OF Yellow
stone and Madison Rivers and q few
waters which are closed for egg TAX
ing and other purposes, be opened
from May 30 to October IS. July
is the opening date for a portion
Of the Yellowstone River from a
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Cape May Prepares
For Active Season

CAPE MAY, N. j., May 6.-Con-
templating a season marked with
increased activity for summer visit
ors, Cape May this week launched
tentative plans for events high
lighted by q historical pageant in
August depicting the growth of Cape
May as the oldest seashore resort on
the Atlantic Coast.
Prospects for the best business
season Cape May has had for a
number Of years. are held by local
real estate agents, who reported this
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Fishing Pier to Open

STONE HARBOR, N. j., May 6
Municipal Fishing Pier, popular
rendezvous for anglers along the
Jersey coast, will open for the sea-
son on Saturday, May 13. As in
past years, both season tickets and
regular admissions will be offered
followers OF Izaak Walton.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
OCEAN CITY, MD.
ADELPHIA APARTMENTS

New modern building. new furnishings;
Simmons bedding. 200 feet from the ocean.
in the heart of the city; must be seen to
sonable rates by the season, months, or by
the week: make your reservations early.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
RESORTS,

FRIENDS CREEK FARM CAMP. near Blue
Ridge Summit. Beautiful stone lorEe house,
open fireplace, all modern conveniences,
swimmings, fishing. horseback riding, hik-
ing, tennis: special party and summer rates.
Open June I. For Information write Vir-
Einia Philips, 2116 Kalorama Rd. NV, or
call Republic 1890. Branch 2137.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

week in general survey that
rentals and sales of summer COT
tages and apartments are far in ad-
vance of the same period in 1888.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
WILDWOOD, N. J.
NEW MARKET, VA.

At New Market, Va. IO4 miles from Wash
ington on U. S. II. Near Skyline Drive
and all Caverns. in center beautiful
shenandoah Valley. Modern. Cool. Good
food. Golf. Tennis. Phone IS or write
J. M Miller, MKr
Nogales international., 1939-02-25
Right On
Continued from Pag One)

Continued from Pag One)
after.
The Chief Clerk of the House be-
gan to call the roll with each Mem
ber of the House keeping tab of
the votes cast for himself. AT the
press table In the House Of Repre-
sentatives they were doing the
same. Slowly and carefully the
Chief Clerk called the roll, and
soon it was apparent that large
majority of the members of the
House were lined up behind Gov
ernor r T. (Bob) Jones When
the Chief Clerk totalled the roll
call it showed that ~ Democrats
and / Republican, total of 43,
had voted AYE" on the question:
Shall Senate Bill 80 pass?"
The 43 members voting "Aye"
included George Macdonald of San
ia Cruz County.
Those who exercised the right to
vote may" were: Bell, Maricopa
County; Carreon, Pima County;
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Second Edition

Continued From Page One)
born? 80 years too soon dammit.
Where? Chicago, but I would
choose Nogales the next time.
Married? Beaten twice in Photo
graph finishes.
Why do you want to be Mayor?
to abolish the 18th amendent.
If elected Mayor what would be
your general program? "Well only
one or two things, off hand can
think of-Td see to it that it was
absolutely necessary for the May
or to go East to one or two of the
Large eastern cities at the same
time the worlds series is being
played
You mean on your own re-
sources? Don't embaraSS me.
What do you like about Nogales?
Webster and Funk an Wagnall
have the words for it.
Is there anything you don't like
about Nogales? Yeh, pair Of
shoes that wont take the certain
guy in EN- out of town.
In your varied career, Mr.. Lough-
man please describe what particu-
lar performance or period the most
outstanding or interesting.
I'll write it out chronologically,
boy, Is that word.
June %, 1935-in Berlin, Ger
many. 1 was introduced to Adolf
Hitler, drank German Beer.
June %, 1935-Sold Adolf Hit
Ter five carloads MATzOS.
June "a, 1935-Berlin, was arrest
ed, charged with misrepresenting
FIVE carloads merchandise de-
scribed by me as BEAVER BOARD.
June Is, 5,1935-Released by Berlin
authorities to the custody of Ea-
mon de Valera, President of Ire
land, because of my Irish ancestry
and upon the promise I'd leave
Nogales international., 1939-02-25

Adolf alone I nearly had him in
the Tomato business.
June 26-Arrived in Ireland, Wis
tied the birthplace of my parents,
COUNTY Roscommon, which in
cidentally is also the birthplace
of the singer JOHN MCCORMICK.
He was the best known guy to come
from there UNTIL THAT DAY.
JUNE 27 1885 Drank IRISH whis-
key with the 'byeS'
JUNE % BLANK
JUNE 29 BLANK.
JUNE 80 BLANK.
July 1. Awoke with a start-well
lead anyhow was about fifty
yards ahead of bigger following
than I'd ever get for Mayor-twelve
policemen and four other Irishmen
- The reason? Well it seems I
wasn't satisfied to keep Dragging
that I was the biggest Tomato man
in Arizona, it seems with that
WhiskeO I went further and said
I was the BEST ORANGENGAN'
in America
July Three hours running time,
landed in the hold of the Queen
Mary.
So there it is.
Nogales international., 1939-02-25

Murray, Navajo County; Laura
McRae, Maricopa County; Smith
Maricopa County; Spaid, PIN a
County; Stanford, Maricopa Coun-
ty; and Vidrine, Maricopa Coun-
ty; total, 8.
Absent, Representative Thomp-
son, Maricopa County.
The only amendment of any
consequence inserted in the Bill
was a clause prohibiting Commits
sioners, and all Highway Depart
ment employees, from engaging in
political activity other than voting
The amendment further stated
"Any violation of this section shall
be cause for dismissal or removal
from the Department..
Bill Now Law
The Bill, now a raw, I1avlng been
signed by the Governor on Tuesday
afternoon and filed promptly with
the Secretary Of State, provides
that the State Highway Commits
sion shall consist of five members
one from each of the five highway
districts into which the State shall
Nogales international., 1939-02-25

County or any other County, who
have proven themselves to be eff
cient, able and trustworthy in the
performance of their duties, will
remain in their present positions.
On the other hand, it is no secret
that those employees who were
known to have in the past engaged
in pernicious political activities and
who contributed freely to the cam
paign funds of political candidates
in primary elections, and those
who travelled around the state dur
ing the progress of primary cam
paigns in state cars and at the
expense of the tax payers of the
state, will be politely requested to
pack up their personal belongings
and seek employment elsewhere.
Nogales international., 1939-02-25
LODGE & CLUB
CALENDAR
Meeting date Of
various organizations

ELKS LODGE
8 p. m. second and fourth Tues
days In each month, Elks building.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
8 p. m. first and third Tuesdays
in each month, K. of G. Hall, Nor
ley avenue.
MASONS
8 D. m third Tuesday in each
month at Masonic Temple, Terrace
X. OF p. LODGE
p. m. each Wednesday at K of
P. Hall, Morley avenue and Way
side Drive.
LIONS CLUB
Luncheon each Tuesday noon at
u o'clock, Congregational Church
on Terrace avenue.
ROTARY CLUB
Luncheon each Friday noon at
IL o'clock, Methodist church on
Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1939-02-25
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
(SEAL)


Section g. of Reundng be
par pyoceeds
shall applied all outstanding
County
Highway Improvement January
Section T. Board Supervisors County
during years wnic said
by outstanding
able property the County pay
outstanding of
becoming payable the ensuing Said
taxes shall be levied assessed and collected at the time and as other
taxes levied assessed and collected
The proceeds of said taxes shall kept special
only for the purpose for which collected
Section upon
Supervisors published
necessary immediate preservation
the bonds mentioned herein be
issued possible hereby declared to exist
and this Resolution shall be full force and effect Immediately upon
its passage
(SEAI0
r. FRAZIER,
Attes-wDd G. sudoNToN,
Supervisors adoption
Resolution being placed to vote
the following vote resulted
Ayes:-1oU1s EscAIADA
GEORGE BERCICH,
r. T. FRAZIER, JR.
Chairman thereupon Resolution adopted
being further business to before the Board the
meeting adjourned February 9th, 1899.
CsEAI0
r. FRAZIER,
Attest:-wM G. s1MoNToN Clerk
Office of Supervisors,
January 81, 1889.
State Senator to
take the place c resigned.
following Honorable R. T
Governor
January 81 1899
R.
Chairman,
| Of Supervisors
County,
+ Nogae
Sir:--
January the Honorable H. c.
State Senator Santa County, has rendered
his Senate Fourteenth Legisla
of the
resignation Honorable
W. Graham
retay of the Senate.
election Santa Cruz Ccun
BY this notice honorable
Supervisors vacancy request that
your Board proceed vacancy
truly
R. T.. Signed
unanimously Bohnger qualified elector of Santa
political Harold Koesn tow the Democratic
party respects qualified appointed
Senator County iii the unexpd term of Harold
c. resigned
before the
time they adjourned February 9th, 1899.
Ate-WNI G. SINGONTON, Clerk.
T FRAZIER, Chairman
Nogales international., 1939-02-25

Endorsed Side Of
ARIZONA
County Santa Cruz-Ss
undersigned, Clerk Supervisors
County Arizona, do certify within
constitutional statutory limitations indebtedness
that the public
kept for that in the provided by law.
WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereuCto my a
fixed this
Nogales international., 1939-02-25
Official Proceedings s-----~---
Continued from Page Four)

AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
WHEREAS County State of Arizona issued
designated Improvement Bonds dated January
the principal of $175Ooo0o for the purpose
permanently improve roads and Oroge
County of Santa Cruz and
the rate Of $50 per an''n
WHEREAS ALL OF SAID BONDS we're to Janualg
26 1883 with option County Santa Cruz re-
deem any expiration of twenty (2c' years
the date of their issuance, and
WHEREAS more than twenty 600 years of the is
o. elapsed, and .:,.s
WHEREAS has heretofore redeemed
$630OOOO par value of said bonds, and
WHEREAS the County of Arizona, has
elected option balance of said beads DUE
WHEREAS by the eunding bonds bearing
the County OF SANTA
Cruz will interest to De paid said indebted
ness,
NOW THEREFORE, RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
Section l. That of that bords in the principal
amount of dated January designated Highway
Improvement the rate of five cent per
annu SIP the denomination OF $ooo-
90 and now outstanding he refunded Santa
Cruz series of negotiable coupon oono
In the aggregate numbered concutvey
~ 1a inclusive said bonds to be in denominations
each to be January interest at the rate OF four
per said interest payable semannuay on tne ISL
July January of each year. until maturity
the of the County OF santa Cruz 0
the Chairman Of said County counter
signed and attested by the Clerk the
Board Of Supervisors the Sennlannua l'e W % %' 49, ~
to said bonds bearing the en-
gaed signature Chairman of the Board OF supr
County, principal and interest Of said bonds to De
payable said County in the City OF
Nogales, State of Arizona
Said bonds shall mature
1912, $7OOOOo due July ISL 1922
100000 July 1943 100000 due July ISL 1900.
5000 90 due July 1st 1914 100000 1st, 1857
100000 1st, 1946, 8Oo0Oo due July lSC 1890
100000 1st, 1947,
100000 1st, 1949,
100000 1st, 1850,
100000 1st 1851
100000 July 1882
1000 s, 1858,
s 1884
Section 2 That the s2OoOOo Refundng Bonds
authorized by substantially follows toW1t
UNITED AMERICA
STATE Of ARIZONA COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT REFUNDING BOND
NO 100000
County o. Cruz value
cd promises to nav to the bearer the sum of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS $1OOOoo money
on , 1e..., with thereon a of four
per cent per nnum payable July
January of the
principal interest
office of the Treasurer of the County of Santa
City of Nogae State of Arizona.
is o of Twelve bonds
denomination numbered from One O to One Hun
G12>, inclusive, virtue of
Supervisors of the County
day of January pursuant and
authority inclusive, 1928
providing which redeem refund like amount
outstanding valid borded Indebtedness CT said County
hereby requirement Of relating the
compid with and That this bond the
within debt and other limit prescribed
provision
taxable
addition to all other sufficient
accrung promptly
sinking with which
principal maturity.
be the the
Clerk
Chairman day of January 1899
Supervisors,
Nogales international., 1939-02-25
EGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

Ncgae Highway
rundng
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La gaceta., 1939-09-07
El chico Restaurant, Luciano

Ell Chico Restaurant, Luciano
Gonzalez, Eduardo Dfaz Pts,
Marcelino Cueto, PENIS, vi
cente Ferrer, La Union Gro,
Economical Drug Store, Cafe
terra La Universal, Baldome-
no Fojaco, Baldomero's Cafe,
Valencia Poultry Mkt, Coro-
ma Gro, Manuel Alfonso, Gu
co Valdes, Segundo Vior, Bole-
ra de los Mexicanos, Macarro-
neria de Ferlita, Habana Gro,
Bills Gro, Espina Feed Store,
West Coast Army Store, W. T.,
Mario Valdes, Betty Rose Bake
~, Progressive Shoe Shop, Lo-
zano Poultry Mkt, Noises Fill.
Sta, Tomas Alfonso Gro, Pc
sralia y Caruso Barber Shop,
La Habanera Drug Store, A.
Diaz, Sastrerfa de Velo, West
Poultry Mkt, La Lave
Gro, FL Globo Cafe, Mario Ser.
Sta, Henry's Barber Shop,
Brownies Store, SEES Ser. Sta,
Amado Ayala, Supreme Gro,
G. A. Scanio Gro, Solomon's
Bombero Gro, Rene NGnez, To-
ny Valdes, Ricardo Soto.
Contribuy6 con 35 centavos:
Armenia Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con 80 centa-
vos: Rivas Gro, "A. Pinero.
(COntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
10 QUE OTROS DICEN
Y YO COMENTO
Por Jose r. SGnfehz

ALA va otro "cuento de CANT
mo-.
Existen muchos occidehtales,
que Sc han tragado todas las exa
geradas historias de las mara
villas, peligros y grandes exitos
del "Jujitsu", ell metodo japo-
mes del ataque y la defensa. Min
gun otro arte defensive ha sido
rodeado de tantos misticismos
en- esta epoca, como ell altamen-
tie respectable "Jujitsu".
La mayoria de las alabanzas
de este metodo, no es mas que
''tortas y pan pintado", ''bunue
los de viento".
Contra un hombre sin prepa-
raci6n o entrenamiento, "Jujit-
su" es bastante eficiente; GUAM
do es practicable por I'm experto,
pero nj un japones entire mil eS
un maestro en- csc arte de alta
que y defensa.
Cualquier occidental active Y
corajudo, podria dar buena
cUenta de 81 mismo contra un
japones, aunque sea un "Ronin"
(luchador de primera catego-
ria)
Los americanos han lido al
pals del sol naciente, y han de-
rrotado a los mas expertos en- el
arte del "Jujitsu' usando los me
todos de csc mismo arte, hume
rosas ocasiones. Como regla ge-
neral ell americana es mas fuer-
tie y potente, tiene mas alcance
de brazos, pesa mucho mas Y es
connotado por su habilidad pa
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

Los japoneses tienen una ma
nera muy particular para hacec
sc entender en- los folletos don.
de Sc marca ell itinerario de los
trenes que circular bajo su di-
recci6n.
Usan simbolos para indicar
ciertos servicios.
En- tablas de i~tinerario, un te-
nedor Y un cuchillo cruzados,
indican que sirven comidas a es.
tito americana, una teterita J
una taxa para arroz, denota que
los guisados y servicios, son
estilo japones.
Este me hace pensar cual
seria ell mejor simbolo para lie.
notar ell servicio chino. AlgunoS
pensaran conmigo que ell sim.
bolO mas expressive seria una
bomba de aeroplano con u.
ma bayoneta.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE u A LOS
REFUCIADOS
Continuation

Contribuyeron con so CEN
tavos: E. Lera, La Americana
Gro, Granada Cafe, Manuel
Alfonso, Tropical Service Sta,
Serra's Boulevard Restaurant
White Chief Gas Sta, Ameri-
can Beauty Gro, Lombardia
Gro, Morales Lunch Room,
Royal Fill. Sta, David Con-
zalez, Eladio Valverde, Ma
nuel Barcia, Otimo Restau-
rant, Bolera de Cuesta y Rey,
Million Auto Parts, Eagle No.
2 Drug Store, Angel Studio,
West Coast Army Store Ybor,
Perez Mems Shop, Sanitary
Poultry Mkt, La Cruz Drug
Store, Huesca's, Sastreria Ell
Encanto. FL Encanto Cleaners,
Raul Vega, Sierra's, The Rain
bow, Camera y Diez, Max Ar
gintar, Casino Drug Store, La
France, Ell Gatico, Cuervo's
Cafe, Marie's Beauty Salon,
Fonte Poultry Mkt, Bamby
Bread, Garcia Garage, Colum
bia Restaurant, S. Agliano &
Sons, Jose A. Villa, Juana Pen
sado, Sportsman's, Ritz Lun-
~cheonette, Barberia de Pedri-
to, Two Friends Cafe, Argue-
lies Casa de Bahos. Aviles Res
taurant, Arguelles Barberia,
FL Gallo Cafe, Barberia de vi
nagre, Rainbow Cleaners, La
Gloria Gro, F. Chiaramonte,
Prieto's Gro, Barreiro's Gro,
Fernandez (nevero), A. Mon
tero, Jose Fuentes, Rey's Gro.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

Els precise que todas las ella
Sos del pueblo cubano v quie-
nes en- Cuba tienen hogan y Ii.
bertades, Sc resistan a ser ju.
quotes y vfctimas de esas ma
quinaciones forasteras J anti
cubanas. No hay raz6n algu-
ma que justif!que una politicE
racista contra los hebreos de
Cuba.
Seg1n los datos que Sc tie
men, la poblaci6n reconocida-
mente judaica de la Rep1blica
de Cuba Sc compone aproxima
damente de unos doce mil in
dividuos de todos sNyos Y eda-
des, procedentes de tres regio-
mes del Viejo Mundo, 0 sean
1000 d los paises orientales
de Europa, 1000 de Turquia,
1000 de Alcmania (por su
expatriaci6n), aparte
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
cor escribir; pero 6 indudabIe

por escribir; pero es indudable
ate nada haya en- ella qre des-
morozca &c IL dc las otraa inn
Grac;oneg &c nan ido fernando
a nue. rro pleblo.
Les c,eadores de pretendido
antisemitismo criollo. aluden
frecuentemente a la colonia he
brea como a una ::rueva irmi-,
fraci6n''. Tai novedad es falsa.
Los $4,000 israel.tas qre consti-
tuyen esta colonia no llegaron
en- Ell dltimo trasatlantico, nj a.
par~ecieron simultaneamente en-
nuestra terra. En- mayor o ms
nor ndmero hay judios en- Cuba
desde Crist6bal Colon.
(Coatinud1D
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
RADIO

WSUN-62O NBC Features
600 Fred Waring orchestra
6:15 Baseball Scores
$40 Musical Interlude
$50 Fables in Rhythm
GAS European War
700 Rudy Vallee Hour
100 Good News of 1910
900 Music Hall
10 100 News
1915 Gray Gordon orchestra
1890 Tommy Dorsey orch.
IL 100 Fats Waller orchestra
ii 80 Charlie Barnett orch.
WDAE-122O Obs Features
900 Baseball Scores
6:15 Organ Serenade
600 Joe E. Brown Show
700 Ask-It-Basket
7:30 Strange As 1t Seems
800 Major Bowes Amateurs
900 Columbia Workshop
$50 American Viewpoints
10 700 Count Basic orchestra
10 :05 Edwin c. Hill, News
1915 Count Basic orchestra
10 80 Hal Kemp orchestra
IL 100 Dance orchestra
IL 80 Dance orchestra
IL 100 CHS Chain West-Dance
Music
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
cenaientes de ing.::es. france.

ceniientes de ing.lces, france
aoc, alenanc1 italiaros, gregoT
= dc otroa pafgcS que nan roto
TODD ,igamen o con las racicrcs
Je sus al1epasaGJs. Segura-
mente que algunos de los mas
furiosos raci tas contra los he
breCs lleyan en- sus venas san
gre de Israel Y de Cristo. Asi
ocurri6 siempre, en- este siglo V
en- los pasados, como para de-
mostrar que ell racismo antise-
mita NADIA tiene de realmente
racial. Tai como ocurre en- los
demas racismos y, en- America,
ron la fobia antinegra, que sue
e atacar con axaltada demencia
a cuienes n~aturalmente desean
svadir les Inconvenience socia-
les del racismo, pero tienen la
ascendencia africana tan cierta
como su disimulo.
Tocante a la cooperation inte-
lectual de los hebreos, no todas
las colonias extranjeras de Gu
ga preden asegurar, como la is
raelita, que no tienen un solo
miembro que no sepa leer y as-
cribir. Y, en- proportion a su
corto ndmero, quizas sea la que
cuenta con mas est diantes ma
triculados en- nuestra Universe
dad.
Ac2so ninguna otra colonia
extranjera podra decir que ca
rece de miembros que Sc hayan
convertible en- cargaS pGblicas,
nj podra ofrecer unas establish
cas- penales tan limpias como
prede hacerlo la colonia hebrea
de Cuba.
Al desarrollo agrario, indus
trial y commercial, los hebreos
han contribufdo desde que, IN
1892, descubrieron Ell tabaco en-
Cuba y POGO despues introdu-
jeron el azdzar y los trapiches
en- las Antillas. La historic de
los judios en- Cuba esta todavia