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Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Public Invited
To Rotary
Business Sessions

William r. Carty of Needles, Cali
fornia, district governor of the
111th district of Rotary Interna-
tional, announced yesterday that
the public is cordially invited to
attend all business sessions of the
Rotary conference opening here to-
morrow.
Business meetings will be at the
Nogales Theater and will start at
9 am. Monday.
Carly is especially desirous of
having the public present during
the youth hearing panel at 1925
am, Tuesday. This big feature will
be conducted by Amos o. Equire
OF New York and Emmett Richards,
of Alpena, Mich, assisted by the
Phoenix Rotary Club. DR.. Squire
is a past director of Rotary Inter
national and Richards is chairman
OF the boys-work youth-service COM
mittee of the International organi-
Zation.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15

A scene of beauty throughout -
undoubtedly the most elaborate
place of its kind ever erected in
Arizona.
That's the new Montezuma Au-
ditorium, adjoining the Montezuma
Hotel on Morley avenue and for
NAL opening of which will be held
two Enthusiastically and Sunday
April %, %.
The auditorium, constructed at a
cost of many thousands of dollars
by Writ G. Bowman, Nogales bank
er. is entered from the hoteI lobby
through a large, one-piece mahog-
any door decorated with a circular,
obscure glass panel and set between
two columns of glass brick.
''Orchid" Lounge
Through this door you enter the
orchid lounge, so named from
the wall coverings of marlite, the
newest of modern wall decorations,
set in chrome mouldings. Floor in
Hermosillo red tile, lighting fix
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Is R0tarians
Dress Mexican

Fifteen members of the Nogales
Rotary Club appeared at yesterday s
luncheon of the organization at
tired in the Mexican costumes that
they will wear during the Rotary
convention opening tomorrow.
Those worn by DR.. E. c. Houle'
Ben Wilde and Chet Rosenstern
were especially elaborate and out
standing of all hats was DR..
Houle's. It's a knockout.
Others "al1 dressed up were
Steve Monahan, Able Mitchell,
Chet Rosenstern, Jimmy Manson,
Gene Richards, Jake McGaugh,
Padre Donohoe, C. H. McNulty, j.
B. Page, Charley Tovrea, Bill Mac
gregor and Russ Meeker.
1t was announced at the meet
ing by District Governor w. l..
Carty of Needles that the Nogales
club in March went up from 23rd
to 9Th place in district attendance
recOrQS.
Carly declared that the Mexican
costumes to be worn by Rotarians
will 'lend color to the conference. "
Carty, himself, was dressed MeXl-
can, including tight fitting pants.
Its the first time in my life I
ever had these kind of breeches
on" he declared, and added that
he is proud Of the efforts put forth
by the Nogales club to make the
conference a success.
The governor also said the Mexi-
can welcome on the line at S pm,
Sunday would be the highlights OF
the entire conference SO far as in
ternational relations is concerned
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
PAGEANTRY, ORATORY, WILL
FEATURE DEDICATION OF DE
MIA MONUMENT AT LOCHlEL
Troops OF Two Nations To Fire Salutes; Governors
OF Arizona And Sonora To Speak, Blsnop
Daniel Gercke Main Orator

Tt Jones of Arizona and Governor
Roman Yocupicio of Sonora Will
deliver addresses.
The main grafton will be deliv-
cred by Bishop Daniel Gerck OF
Tucson. who will trace the epochal
exploratory tour of the Franciscan
padre who opened the doors OF the
west four centuries ago to blaze
the trail of civilization.
The monument, a handsome con-
crete marker, is adjacent to the
International border line. 1t is on
American soil and can be entered
from Mexico or the United States.
at one end is large cross. Inscrip-
ton plaques in English and Spanish
will be inlaid in the floor Of the
monument.
The construction work on the
monument is nearing completion.
1t is supervised by Rev. Bonaven-
tura Oblasser, chronicler OF the
quest of Fray Marcos de Mia.
A choir of Pima and Papago In
dams will sing. They are descend
ants of the natives who resided In
this section at the time the Fran
ciscan padre made his trek through
Arizona.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Boy Scout
Court OF Honor

Boy Scout troops from Nogales,
Patagonia and Ruby took part in
the scout court of honor held last
evening at the high school stadium
The main speech was made by
E. Edgar voorhees, of Tucson, pres
ident of the Catalina council Of
Boy Scouts. Also taking part was
w. r. Carly of Needles, California
district governor of the 111th Dis
trict Of Rotary International. Troop
No. 81 of this city is sponsored by
the NogaleS Rotary Club.
Among other persons in attend
ance was Walter Simmc of Tucson,
scout executive.
Numerous awards were made to
the boys for their achievements in
scout work. Richard Roark became
an Eagle Scout.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15

Program details in connection
with the 18th annual conference of
the 111th district of Rotary Inter
national, opening here tomorrow,
were completed at a meeting of Ro-
tarians Thursday night at tht Of
fices of the Citizens Utilities Com
pany.
William r. Carly of Needles,
California, district governor, pre-
sided and received reports from
chairman of various committees.
Governor Bill as the district
governor is known to his host Of
friends in Rotary circles, expressed
his appreciation of the cooperation
he has received from Nogales Ro-
done that Nogales was too small a
suchess.
Months ago I was told by some
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Mayor Back
From Texas

Mayor and Mrs. c. c. Cheshire
got back Tueaday night from
trip to San Angelo, Texas, and con-
sidered themselves lucky they were
still "all intact" after the. thrill
ing experience of being in an au-
to wreck two miles west of Nc
Camey, Texas, on primary election
night.
The Mayor was slightly bruised.
Mrs. Cheshire suffered an injured
right limb.
The accident occurred when the
Cheshire car, in missing cow,
struck a soft shoulder, rolled over
twice, jumped barbed wire fence,
and took town a telephone pole.
They came home in a new Buick
sedan, purchased in Ell Paso. They
hired a driver to bring back their
badly damaged sedan to Nogales.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Music For
Rotary Euents

The Nogales High School Drum
and Bugle Corps and Drill Team
will perform before each business
session of the Rotary conference at
9 am, and 1:30 pm, Monday, and
again Tuesday morning.
Ell Charros from Nogales, Sonora,
will furnish music at 1.-The House
of Friendship, (new Montezuma
Auditorium tomorrow night and
Peltier's Orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the governors ball at the
Casa de Sierra Monday night.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Montezuma Auditorium Opening
Set For Two Nights, April 22-23

lures, ceilings with flush fixtures,
side lights of lumiline and chrome.
Furnishings of deep upholstered
leather and chrome chairs and
settees. Cocktail and Coffee tables
in Royaloid and chrome, end tables
and smoker stands in same.
On the north wall is a sixty inch
circular pink mirror set in chrome
with maple base. From this room
to the ives: you enter the ladies
powder room. Wall coverings, base
and ceiling borders of Persian red
walls In lemon yellow. Walls hung
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Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Three major events will at
tract hundreds Of persons to
Santa Cruz County tomorrow.

Three major events will at
tract hundreds Of persons to
Santa Cruz County tomorrow.
Topping all SO far as the city OF
Nogales is concerned is the 18th an
nual convention of the 111th district
of Rotary international, opening
here tommorrow for three-day
session.
Other events are the annual
spring horse show and races at So
noita and the dedication Of the
Frav Marcos de Mia monument at
Lochiel.
Rotarians Arriving
Rotary District Governor w. r..
(BilD Carly of Needles, California,
and wife, reached the city Wed
nesday night, being the first here
for the big convention. They came
a few days ahead of time for the
purpose of assisting the Nogales
Rotarians in adding the finishing
touches to the program.
Other Rotarians will begin arrlv-
ing today. Some will come tonight
and the great majority tomorrow
registration day. Also on the pro-
gram tomorrow is blind bogey
golf tournament and luncheon for
visiting Rotary golf players and a
Mexican welcome astride the inter-
national line at 5 pm.
ShOrse Show
The horse show, starting at IL
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
3 Major EVENTS in COUNTY TOMORROW
ROTARY CONVENTION, HORSE
SHOW AND DEDICATION OF
MONUMENT ATTRACT CROWDS
Both Horse Show At Sonoita And Dedication VI Fray
Marcos De Mia Monument At Loch1el To
Get Under Way At 10 A. M

a. M, and lasting until late in the
afternoon, will be held at the
county fair grounds Hundreds OF
southern Arizona folks are expect
ed to attend.
Dedication
The museum dedication at LO-
chiel, also set for 10 am, is at
tracing statewide interest and
there will undoubtedly be a steady
line of cars carrying crowds to Lo-
chiel from the early morning hours
until the program opens.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Nephew Of Blabon
DrownS On Coast

Mr.. ard Mrs r. G. Blabon Of
Patagonia left Saturday for San
Diego to attend the funeral of Cliff
ford Blabon, about Is, who was
drowned a week ago yesterday.
The youth, accompanied by his
parents, visited Patagonia in 1882.
His father, 0. c. Blabon, is r.
C. Blabon's eldest brother.
made in stating the convention for
Nogales. I look for registration
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Rotary Chief
Praises Scout

Replying to a letter from Eagle
Scout Harry Lowe, Eugene t. Rich
ards, president of the NogaleS Ro-
tary Club, wrote Harry as follows:
Harry Lowe-Eagle Scout
Troop 81, Boy Scouts
of America,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Harry:
Your letter to me as President OF
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Nogales international., 1939-04-15

Pagentry and oratory will fea-
ture the program at Lochiel at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning of the
dedication of the monument COM
memorating the memory of Fray
Marcos de Mia, discoverer Of Ari-
7ona, who first stepped on soil of
what is now Arizona 400 years ago.
American and Mexican soldiers
will fire salutes and Governor r.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Tentative Plan For La Fiesta
Mexicana Parade Announced

3. Marcos de Mia - followers
and Indians
4. Float: One of Seven Cities of
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Nogales international., 1939-04-15

non-Nogales Rotarians it can't be
tone that Nogales was too small a
city for a Rotary convention. The
lood advance registration and ar
rangements made to handle the
crowd convi11ces me no mistake was
Nogales international., 1939-04-15
Mayor Writes
Aldermen-Elect

Mayor c. G. Cheshire wrote Wed
nesday too all aldermen-elect, who
take office June l, inviting them
to attend meetings of the present
board of aldermen between now
and June, so they may become ac-
quainted with the work of the re-
firing board during it's fl Al we
Nogales international., 1939-04-15

LII OAAASSs
The MS
want ahy
idea til
ton pla! !
will not II
a majority
It was a Y
Mayor to
elect said
Nogales international., 1939-04-15

Ina Wunda sez thet anticipation
is half of life, and thet tn other
half is tn one you married.
Nogales international., 1939-04-15

I. Will Grumble, our leadin' dry
goods merchant, sez thet success
amt ez satisfyin' ez some people
would have you believe. Will claims
~ et men strive fer success in order
TO raise tn esteem in which they
are held by their neighbors, an
thet a mans real, honest-to-good-
ness neighbors are numbered ac-
ordin' to tn number of failures
7. g has experienced.
I. B. Smart sez thet finding a
! with things in common" has
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The horse show, starting at 10
Evening star., 1939-12-17

Ranch-Olivia de Havilland, Mar
garet Lindsay come here lot. And
the B-Bar-H Ranch, owned by Pro-
ducer Lucien Hubbard and with a
$20-a-day price tag to keep out the
proletariat. Frequent guests-Jean-
nette Macdonald and her Gene, Fay
Wray. And highly-paid screen
writer's.
On a good flying day-and nearly
every day is good at Palm Springs
(excluding the rainy season)-the
nearby landing field frequently
houses the planes belonging to Brian
Aherne. Howard Hughes, Wallace
Beery, Robert Cummings, Clarence
Brown and Paul Lukas.
Main sports at Palm Springs
swimming, tennis, moonlight horse
back riding, with barbecue dinners,
bridge, gambling (undercover)
sand-skiiing, cycling And the latest
is getting around on motor scooters
with sidecars. I recently spotted
Dick Powell plotting a scooter with
Joan Blondell in the sidecar and
son Norman Powell on her lap.
1 guess I've made the California
Christmas very attractive-or have
I? But I'll make a bargain with
YOU'LL give you Palm Springs and
Arrowhead together in exchange for
a real Christmas in the North, Mid
die West or East.
(Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1939-12-17

Greta Garbo and another to the
Earl of Warwick. At the last minute
he was unable to leave Hollywood
and he forgot to inform either of
his guests of the others presence.
When Garbo and Warwick used the
pool they swan at different ends
and spoke not word to each other
the entire week end!
Most expensive hotel at Palm
Springs is the Ell Mirador. Here
come wealthy people who like to see
and be seen-most regular visitors,
Enrol Flynn. Robert Montgomery,
Hal Roach, Amos and Andy (minus
blackface), who do their broadcast
from the tower of the hotel This
tower at Christmas features a huge
tinsel star!
The desert inn is for more con-
servative people who want to be
fairly quiet. Claudette Colbert
comes here a lot with her hus.
band s(the desert air is good for
her sinus trouble). Shirley Temple
has a specially built bungalow all
her own called THE Temple"
For the younger set-Helen Par
rish, Tom Brown, Constance Moore
with younger set prices. is the Dal
Tahqitz, which is run by Mrs. Billy
Lipps, former follies beauty, who,
by the way, is still beautiful.
Close to Palm Springs are numer-
GUS dude ranches-those patronized
by movie folk include Deep Well
Evening star., 1939-12-17
CAPITALS RADIO PROGRAM
" ond18

IL noon-WMAL, Jan Peerce, tenor, is guest
soloist with the String Symphony at the
Radio City Music Hall.
IL noon-WRC, Vernon Cranes story for children
concerns rowboat, river and canoe.
12:30-WJSV, The Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Choir sings the traditional Christmas
oratorio, Handels Messiah"
1:00-WMAL, John Greenleaf Whittier's 1920
birthday anniversary is celebrated when
his home is Ted Malones stop on the
Poetry Pilgrimage.
1:0o-WRC, Hull House, Chicago settlement
house, celebrates its 50th anniversary
with program of Christmas carols sung
by 125-voice choir.
2:00-WMAL, The Beggar's Opera" John
Gays satire on 18th century arstocracy
is the Great Plays presentation
3:00-WJSV, Emanuel Feuermann cellist, is
soloist with the New York Philharmonic
Symphony, John Barbirolli conducting:
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Lon nChaney
Would Equal
His Father
Son of Famed Star
Knows His Path
Is a Long One
By Franklin Arthur,
Associated Press Stan Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
II hope some day I'll be as good
as my father. But I've long way
to CO."
Lon CLANCY, jr., a young giant,
lounged in an easy chair in his
studio dressing room. AS he spoke
OF his father, his tone was both
wistful and admiring. His face bears
a striking resemblance to the man
who was without peer as an actor
in makeup.
II want to make q name as a
character actor" the 6-foot 2-inch
220-pounder declared. II want to
do parts in heavy makeup, of
course. But I'd like to concentrate
on straight character roles. There's
better future in it,"
Things haven't been easy for
young CLANCY since his father died,
nearly 10 years ago. He bounced
around from studio to studio. Jobs
were far apart, at times. He drifted
into westerns, but wound up with
his feet so badly broken in falls
and staunts that he had to give up
his favorite sports-tennis and
handball.
Il guess I was a pretty punk
actor" is his own estimate. But
I've tried to learn. It's taken a lot
of kicks in the pants, but I think
I've improved"
So, apparently, does Hal Roach,
who has been watching aspiring
movie players for a quarter of
century. Roach cast CLANCY a few
months ago as Lennie in "Of Mice
and Men," and liked the results so
we'll he rushed him into another
starring part, in 1000, 900 B. c."
1t will be Ions first attempt at
extreme makeup. He's an un.
savory sight as an ancient club
sWinger with a mangled eye, with
cred leg and paralyzed arm.
Like his father, he develops his
own Photographic effects. For the
eye, he turned the lids inside and
plastered them almost closed. How
did 1t feel?
Like lot of gravel" he smiled
For the leg. he perfected a spe-
cial brace on the knee, which twisted
his leg outward.
TT felt really withered by the
time / got it off, and he WINGED
at the thought.
If Lennie is we'll received, he
credits it to long study. He played
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Graham
Continued From First Page }

cite Goddard-who was supposed to
have a ski-run investment of her
own in Nevada-King Vidor, Gary
Cooper, Norma Shearer, Gable and
Lombard, Jimmy Stewart and De-
anna Dur5in. When I'm rich,
think III 60 there.
Palm Springs is another kettle Of
fish entirely. It's expensive, but
there are few cheap places where
even a columnist can pay her way
in comfort.
Palm Springs was put on the map
about 20 years ago by Mrs. Nellie
Coffman with her Desert Inn Hotel.
Rudolph Valentino was the first big
shot Hollywoodite to visit there.
And after him came the deluge.
Among the desert householders who
will be in residence for the holidays
are the Frank Morgans, who own
$4,000 adobe house on the edge
of the desert; the William Gargans,
Reginald Owens, Jackie Cooper and
Edmund Goulding, who usually is
host to a houseful of movie stars.
The Goulding estate comprises
several bungalows grouped around
swimming pool Eddie is as for
getful as he is generous, which is
how the following came to happen.
He lent one Of his bungalows to
Evening star., 1939-12-17

In Cantor Film
Bonita Granville and Rita john
son are to share the top feminine
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Todoy's High Lights
(Au Time PM, Unless Indicated.

Overture to to THE Merry Wives Of .,
cello Concerto in Major (orisnal
edition. Haydn
Adagetto from Symphony No. 5" Mailer
'Daphnis and Chloe Suites Nos l and ." Ravel
3:45-WOL. Paul Myers is narrator with the
Haven of Rest Male Quartet singing
maritime hymns and songs
6:oo-WOL. Emo Rapees Orchestra Oracle
Barrie and the Tune Twisters pay a
tribute to two American composers, Victor
Herbert and Vincent Youmans
6:30-WMAL. Beethoven and Mozart are repre-
sented in the Friends of Music concert by
the Budapest Quartet, with Mischa
Levtzky, pianist. and William Primrose,
vioinist as assisting artists
6:3O-WOL, Leo Reisman and his orchestra
have the featured guest spot on the Show
of the Week.
S:o0-WJSV. Marie Wilson is Orson Weles
Evening star., 1939-12-17

guest star in a production of There's
Always a Woman
9:00-WJSV, Gladys Svarthout, mezzo-soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera, is soloist with
Fritz Reiner conducting the Detroit SYM
phony on the Sunday Evening Hour:
Prelude to Carmen, Orchestra! 1890 Bizet
Swarthout, orchestral Bizet
Russian Sailors Dance from 1.-The
Red Poppy Orchestral ---------- Gliere
'Humoresque' Orchestral ----Dvorak
"Beautiful Blue Danube" (orchesra) j Strauss
From the Lard Of The Sky Blue
Tine Floods Of Spring miss
,swarthout orchestral Rachmannon
Dance Of the Tumblers." from The
Snow Maiden (orchestra) Rimsky- y-Korsakon
The Lords Prayer (Miss
49, Swarthout chorus. orchestral $1,000 Malotte
"Overture to William Tell
Orchestral - Rossini
II Sing the Mighty Power OF God
(ensembe. audenceb Herzogl
9:30-WMAL, Irene Rich plays the title role in
a wife in Million"
9:30-WRC Spirit Flower by Campbell-rp-
ton, is Frank Munns tenor solo on the
American Album of Familiar Music.
10 10:00-WJSV, The Adventure of the Three
Scratches" confronts Ellery Queen and his
armchair detectives
Evening star., 1939-12-17

spots IN Forty Little Mothers" I"
first Eddie Cantor starring vehicle
for M-G-M, which has just gone
into production with Busby Berke-
ley directing. Diana Lewis, Mar
tina ODriscoll and Margaret Early
have been cast as leaders of a group
OF school girls, who, with others,
mother an orphan baby. Harry Rapf
Is the producer Of the picture.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Gene Autrv
Rides a New
Range
Says Major Studio
No Different
From Home Lot
By Vern HauqIand,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

HOLLYWOOD.
Gene Autry, cowboy idol of the
American boy, started work the 9TH
er day at a major studio, aided for
the first time in his five years in
films by name" cast.
Since 1884 Gene has been the
singing star of the Republic lot,
making more "quickie" Westerns
than he can remember. His pic
lures usually are shown only in
suburban theaters, or in small towns.
But he has been loaned to Twen-
tieth Century-Fo for one picture
another Western, with Jane Withers
and Marjorie Weaver.
There really isn't much differ
ence," says Gene, between a big,
expensive Western like we're max
ing here and the low-budget pic
lures we make at Republic.
"They take more time here to
work things out and they go to
more trouble about each scene. But
there's just about the same amount
OF gunflre and fast riding, Only
In this picture, in spite of all the
pistol popping, no one gets killed.
That's new angle"
Autrys a handsome, sober-faced
Texan, not so tall as he appears in
pictures-he lacks 2 inches of being
6 feet-and much younger looking
than his 81 years. Brown-haired
and blue-eyed, he has a rich, mel
low singing voice.
He's song writer also, composer
of You're the Only Star in My
Blue Heaven and Silver Haired
Daddy of Mine" His current IA
vorite nevertheless is the English
ballad, South of the Border"
There's a Will Rogers air about
him-his drawl, his cowboy clothes,
his habit Of chewing gum.
Born at Tioga, Tex, he was reared
In Ravia, Okla, worked as a tele-
graph operator at Sapulpa, Okla,
and came to Hollywood after radio
singing jobs in Tulsa and Chicago.
He has been married for eight years.
At least one person is having
great time with the Autry picture
the producer, John Stone.
Stone used to make westerns with
Tom Mix, George O'Brien and Dus-
tin Farnum. He's been doing Char
lie Chan pictures for some time, and
hasn't had a crack at the good ole
horse operas for years.
We've got great idea for the
climax says Stone
We'll have Autry galloping his
horse through a railroad tunnel
with train swiftly overtaking him.
Well have the camera on a hand
car just ahead. so we can get close
action shots. Boy-that should yank
audiences out of their seats"
Autry just smiles and mods his
head. Over at Republic he gallops
away from almost certain death in
every other reel. It's an old story
to him.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
To Film oh JOHNNY

Bonnie Baker, Texas girl who is
storming the country with her re-
vival of the popular song classic,
"Oh Johnny, How You Can Love" "
on radio and records, has crashed
the movies. Bonnie will sing her
"Oh Johnny" in a Universal picture
which is also titled "Oh Johnny,
How You Can Love-" The film has
Tom Brown and Peggy Moran in the
leading roles
Evening star., 1939-12-17
From Hauling Hay
To Film Stardom
In One Loud Brav
B.. the Associated Press


HOLLYWOOD.
Success story:
Only few days ago Chico was
hauling hay behind a Culver City
riding academy. If he thought at
all he must have thought there
wasn't much future in it,
Now he's a picture personality so
notable that M-G-M has taken an
exclusive option on his services.
Chico's film assignment was to
bray, loudly and tunefully. between
songs by jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in New Moon" He
not only did it we'll, he remained
discreetly silent while the pair sang.
A donkey with such good taste for
the finer things, the studio decided,
deserved better fate than hauling
hay.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

the simple farm boy on the stage
for months before being cast In the
Aim.
Then. too, there's the matter Of
experience.
Actors are made, not born" he
says, land don't let them tell you
differently. What counts is expert
ence. I've learned a lot by just
watching. And I intend to go on
trying to learn lot more. After
I've been at it Is years or so, maybe
I'll start wondering whether I'll
ever be as good as dad"