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Evening star., 1941-07-12
COzY LITTLE BUNGALOW

wa LII LIZ bUNGALOW,
4 very compact rooms. auto. heat. beau'i-
ful lawn. large lot. small trees: near bus
schools and stores wide street Price
S4,5Ou: 5000 cash. balance like rent,
CHESTER COGSWEII,.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
$4,000 Home, S13.5OO.
RIJHDFR'S OWN HOME

CHEVY CHASE. MD, Mr.. CLUB
New cond., Il rms. > b.. 3 Law, porches;
H-car gar: oil burner: insul.; excellent
buy for large family OWNER WI i05I :
Evening star., 1941-07-12
OPEN TO @ PM DAILY.
C26OOSSd GPEEN ct CE

2352-2354 GREEN ST. Sc.
Out Nichols ave Sc TO w st. left 70
! 18th ST, right on 10th st. ! block left
! 4 block to Green st. 10 top of hill. See
! our signs
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV. DI. 1896.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
NyUyIUgINgUITITOENTIOgIUyNss

OLORFD-FAIRMONT HEIGHTS, MD, d,
rs Falrview aye-BungalOw. 4 rooms,
water. cleo; completely reconGItIoned: So
3uu: small cash payment, S15.05 per mo-,
including 4 q, Interest DUNN & CO 4,
3:i:I3 Rhode Island ave, MI. Rainier.
Hyattsvllle u0is.
COLORED-I0On BLOCK NJ ST. NW-l2
rms. = b, INV. heat: to be Dut IN Al
CONDITION. liberal terms 10 responsible
party ". W. BAILEY. MA. 351u.
COLORED-ON COLUMBIA ST. NV. Mr.
r 1 ave.-6 large rooms and bath. Latrobe
heat; IN good condition: S5.5Ou. ROBERT
MORGAN CO. woodward BIDS. Re. ONSS.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Ills RADNOR RID.

Large wooded lot au-brick house. s
! rooms. 3 bedrooms, maids room and bath;
within blks of intersection of Wilson
| lane and Bradley blvd: inspect this home
/ yourself: any reasonable contract accepted.
! CaU Mr. ALIEN WI gS13
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
PrUebaS de resiStencia

GPue3e e~ncontrarse NADIA
mas c60il y fragil que una cas-
cara de huevO? Pues bien, esa
fragili5ad Is solo aparente. Sc
han hedho diversas ~experien-
cias conducentes a probar que
6sta substantial resiste mas de
10 que por su aspecto pudiera
soSpecharse. Sc ha vaciado, por
ejemplo, un huevo, y colocando
cOnvenientemente la caScara
entire placas de caucho, en- una
plataforma c~omprim:da gra-
dualmente por un platillo CON
pesas, resisti6 sin romperse,
una carg9 cerca de go li5ras. Y
es mas, Sc ha dado ell case curio-
so de que la rotura Sc ha produ-
edo EN- diversas porciones, pc
70 jamas en- las extremidades.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

discurso del DR.. Ley pone de
manifesto que las quejas de
Augsburgo Sc elevaban muy e.
Eergi 1amente: la guerra, es
la pura verdad. ha traido consi-
go innumerables penalidades, E.
quivocaciones y aun injusticias
Pero confesemos que entire nos.
otros tenemos gandules, parasi-
tos, emlbusteros y calumniado-
res, los que esparcen rumores
y descontento por los sitios os-
curos y por las esquinas de las
Gales, inventando y difundien-
do rumores malignos. Estan
manehando su nombre honrado
y soeavan la moral"
Augsburgo figure de manera
p~rominente en- ell desplome de
1918, mucho antes de que la re-
voluci6n explotara en- Munich.
En- tanto cue ell Gobierno de Ba
viera decline, despues de la re-
voluci6n de noviembre, ell tras-
ladar grandes industries de Mu
Mich a fin de evitar concentra-
clones de obreros, la industrial
lizaci6n de Augsburgo continue
rapidamente. Desde que Hitler
subi6, o Sc apOder6, del pOder,
los t~alleres de ingenieria han
SidO aumentados con un gran
n1mero de fabricas adicionales
que So dedican especialmente a
la construction de aviones.
Baviera no ha Experimental
todavia ell peso de las bombas
britanicas. Hay ciertos signos
que sehalan ell que Baviera bien
pudiera ser Eel anlllo menos re
sistente". En- ninguna parte de
Alemania Sc ha mostrado tai re
sistencia como en- Baviera con-
ira las nuevas restricciones de
las r~aciones de comestiHes, a
tai puntO que las p~rotestas de
los habitantes han logradO que
Sc prohiba la venta de toda cla-
Sc de where's a personals que no
sean de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
BALDOMIR Sc HARA Rec
.LEGIR COMO PROTECTION
DE LA DEMOCRACIA

Montevideo, Oct. 6. (Ona).-
FL proyectado "golpe" del pre-
sidente Alfredo BaIdomir, zen
pro de la democracia", va esta
siendo lanzado por ell dinamico
jefe de estado del Uruguay. Bal
domir Sc har reelejir Ell venide-
70 mario, aunque la Constitu-
ci6n no permite que un presi-
dente Sc suceda a ST mismo. Los
partidarios del presidente ase-
guran qeu este es necesario pa
IA evitar que Ell pals caiga en-
manos de los nazis. Ell period
co SCI TEMPO" hace una inten-
sa campaha en- pro de la reelec.
ci0n. Este peri6dico es propie.
dad de uno de los ministries.
Tres %aspirantes ven con alar.
ma la posibilidad de un segun.
do periodic de Baldomir: Hector
Oharlone, vicepresidente, que a.
pesar de sus recientes expresio-
mes democraticas una vez dijo.
Ell fascismo es iusticia.
DR.. Blanco Acevedo, oponen.
te de Baldomir y democratic pre-
aliado, que durante la guerra
mundial sirvi6 como medico er
Ell ejercito frances, y Luis AL
berto Herrera, lider naionalis.
ia, un pro nazi. Ell lena de He.
rera es este: Yo soy un indio de
Rio de la Plata y no estoy int
resado en- rinas extranjeras."
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
TOS ~ORE
DETENIDO DOS PRESUN-
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

(Vtene de tG Ia. pGg.)
ndmero 1902 de la S6ptima ave
nida.
Uno de los himbres sufri6 lie
Stones en- un accidente automo
vilista y Sc lie ocup6 una tarje
ia de la seguridad social con e
nombre de Ernesto Willard 10.
mes, de % amos.
Una licencia de "driver" de.
Estado de Missouri tiene ell non
bre de Harry cDonald.
Con ellos fUe arrestado un jC
vencitO que caminaba desde
Tampa a Athenas, Ga, y al cual
recogieron en- la carretera para
hacerle un favor.
Howell dice que ell atacO Sc
cometi6 en- Columbus Drive Y la
Gale "a cuanIdo llevaza a los dos
hombres deSde su establecimien
to al domicilio de ellos.
Ell condestable Graves ira a
Tallahassee y los traera.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
Papa. como listed es ia ca.

NPNf SSA1S 0N~A 10 AZ
beza de Ia familia...
Les llo2t 81 turro a les dcs
hermana5 y 81 que mas tarde
haria f&moso el nomcre de
Mark Twain, les dijo;
Para Us ejss, que vuelan
n alas de la Illusion y pronto
yclaran tamti5n del hogan, ma
da mas indicado que los a!ones.
Las patas fueron ofrecidas a
la madre;
Mama, listed que anda de
un lado a otro, sabra apreciar
este bocado...
Finalmente:
Como yo soy la un6nime o.
pini6n de la f2milia, algo ash
como un crerpo muer.o, es JUS
to que me 2uede con ell cuerpo
de este polio muerto.
Y tranquilamente Sc qued6
con la mejor parte del animal.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
EN- ELOGIO DE LA BANDA
DEL INSTITUTE DE


En- ell partido de futbol de Ia
semana pasada entire los Te-
rriers de Hillsborough y ell Tor
nado de Clearwater, hicieron
una demonstration brillantisi.
ma los jovenes de la banda de
mdsica del Tornado, siendo o,
vacionados por su gracia y e
| merito de su labor.
Tocaron una "COnga" sensa,
cional, por cuantO la bailabar
Juno, dos, tres, mientras los
Instruments poblaban el airt
con suS sonidos.
Graciosfsimos tOdos Y tene.
mos la esperanto de oirlos y vel
los bailar en- otra OCCASION.
El tambor mayor del lorna.
do, un jovencito de poca estatu-
ra, baila acknowledgements y
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
BAVIERA Y FL NAZISMO
A~UGSBURGO PROTEsTA
POr WALTER T~sCHUPPTK

Londres, Oct. 6.-El mes de
mayo GltimO llev6 ell nombre de
Augsburgo, la ciudad industrial
de Baviera, a la primera pagi-
ma de los peri6dicos de TODD ell
mundo, cuando Sc supo que Ro-
dofo Hess ihabia empazado su
viaje a la Gran Bretana desde
81 aer6dromo de la fabrica Mes
serschmitt. Desde entoncas a.
que,la ciudad ha sido la escena
de disturbioS y desasosiego, los
que parecen relacionarse con Ell
vuelo sensational del ~lugarte-
niente del Fuehrer. Ell IA de ju-
MO ell "Augsburger National
zeitung" communicable la llegada
a la ciudad del DR.. Ley, ell direc
tor del Frente de Labor, ell que
habia llegado con ell solo prop6-
sito de dirigir la palabra a los
empleados de la NJ. A. NJ. Esta
fabrica (Maschinenfabrik Aug
sburg-Nuernberg) es una de las
mayores en- Alemania y en- la &C
tualidad Sc dedica a la fabrica-
ci6n de tanques y ametrallado-
ras. La gacetilla del peri6dicO
pone de manifesto muy cla-
ramente las intenciones del DR..
Ley; se~ncillamente fue q Augs.
burgo para acallar ell desconten
to entire los obreros. Les recor-
do los terribles dias de la falta
de trabajo, de la guerra de cla-
! ses Y ahadi6: "Y en- Gambia hay
genie que aun sc quejan y cri-
tican, genie cue siempre en-
cuentra faltas en- TODD. No vivi.
mos, queridos amigos, en- un Pa
raiso terrestre". A este una VOC
de entire la multitUd lie critic
"Necesitamos mas manteca
mas carne". "Ya 10 Sc" contes.
to Ley. "Esta es la raz6n por.
que estamos en- guerra con Ii
Gran Bretana."
FL mismo peri6dico publiqt
un articulo debido al DR.. Sc
wald en- ell que comentando e
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAF
Ell repdrTO Get polio

Mark Twain era un mucha-
cho cuando, por tener un con-
vidado a la mesa, su madre lie
encomend6 que despedazara I'm
polio.
Ell future humorista comenz6
por cortarle la cresta al animal
y bindarla al convidado, que era
un pastor:
Reverend, puesto que u.s.
ted conduce a los creyentes, he
aqui la parte mas digna y sim
b6lica.
Luego corto la cabeza y la O.
freci6 a su padre:
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

la Frontera," de la que es prin
cipal interprete Libertad La
marQue secundada por un ex-
celente conjunto de artistas
hispanos.
Tambien presentaran una
bonita pellcula en- ingles,
Man Hunt" con Joan Ben
nett; Noticias y Caricaturas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
La PeIIu mGs qrande

Els Ia que Sc custodia en- ell
Museo Victoria y Alberto I'm
glaterra). Su peso es de tres on
zas, pero su forma Is bastante
irregular.
Otra perla. magnifica tam
bi6n, Is la conooida con ell ncm-
bro de Pslagrino; este ejemA
rlar, que Sc halla en- Ell museo
ZOsina, de McScu, procede de la
India y pasa % quilates.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

arroja el bast6n hasta 80 o 40
pies de altura, cogiendolo STEM
pre-. La muohacha que lie acorn
panaba, muy bonita, lanzaba ell
'oast6n hasta 20 pies y tambi6n
10 cogia siempre.
Esa banda de Clearwater es
de por 81 una attraction que wa
lie dinero'.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
La Function de Anoche

La Function de AnOche
I'm gran exito obtuvo ano-
che la Compania Guiana, en- ell
Circulo Cubano. Subio a esce-
ma la preciosa obra "Alma Ha
banera," original del "negri-
to" Enrique Codina. Todos
muy bien en- sus respectivos
papeles.
En- las variedades hizo de
Maestro de Ceremonies ell jo-
ven tenor Ramiro Gomez
Kemp. Muy bonitos e intere-
santes n1meros presentaron tt
dos los artistas, quedando q
publico muy satifecho.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
Las vfctimas de estes madidas

Las vfctimas de estas madidas
son prusianos ore h,fofan deja-
do sus hcgares en- la Ronania =
en- Ell Rim q fin de esccrar q
los ataquas a4reos b~ritan.ccc
les reci6n liegados han despar
tado la antigua animosidai que
rara los p~rusianos siente TODD
bavaro.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
Teatro Casino

Tedtro Casino
Presentara la empresa del
Teatro Casino, a partir de hoy
la exquisite production, toda
hablada en- espanol, "Cita en-
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
NOTAS S0ClALE
(Viene de Ia ga pdG.)

Riva Y Us :hlcos que 6l conan
da, nuestra mas sincera fell
citacion.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

Santos del DtG
Bruno, confesor y fundador
Nogales international., 1941-08-29

DR.. M. l. Merritt is leaving next
week to join Mrs. Merritt who is
relatives in Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
FORMAL DANCE IN
HONOR OF GEORGIAN

Miss Mary Allen Smith and
Charles S. Smith, Jr., are giving a
formal dance at the Woman's Club
at 9 o'clock tomorrow night, in hon
or of their house guest, Miss Ham
ilton Grigg, of Augusta, Ca, who,
with her mother, Mrs. A. H. Grigg,
will spend the winter in Tucson. In
vitations are being issued to about
60 guests.
#**mm*m**
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Harker re-
turned Wednesday from the Legion
Convention in Prescott, followed by
a week spent touring Northern Ari-
zona's wonderland.
~*******&
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger and
sons Craig and Earl returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with Mrs.
Pottinger's sister, Mrs. Lewis Curtis
emily White), and family, in
Chula Vista, and her cousin, Mrs
w. E. Baumann (Martha White),
and family, in Los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rose and
son Louis returned Monday from a
vacation trip to Canada and
through the western states. In Las
Vegas, Nevada, they attended the
wedding of their daughter, Maxine
to Steve Bixby of Globe.
mH%*%A#HA
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bracker
and family are expected back this
weekend from a vacation trip to
California.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
Bridal Sh0wer
For Miss
Eleanor Miller

At the home of Mrs. O. A. Smith
on Sonoita avenue a lovely bridal
shower was held Sunday afternoon
by the ladies of the Congregational
Church and other friends for Miss
Eleanor Miller who is to be married
tonight in Hurley, New Mexico.
A musical program was presented
by Mrs. Don Taylor singing Schu-
bert's ''Serenade" and Guy d'Har-
delot's Because" accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Walter Noon.
Mrs. Noon also presented a piano
solo, 1.-The Rosary"
Refreshments were served, after
which a wishing Well was un-
yelled and the honoree was led to
the well to draw out a number of
lovely gifts. The we'll was complete
ly made of white crepe paper and
was beautifully decorated with
greens, and fresh cut garden flow
ers.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
Marian Kelly
Hostess At Dance

A happy party was held Tuesday
evening in the parish hall of ST..
Andrews Episcopal Church when
Miss Marian Kelly entertained a
number of her friends with dance.
After an evening devoted to Terpsi-
chore, refreshments were served.
Those enjoying Miss Kelly's hos
pitality included Miss jeanne Cum
ming, Mary Harrison, Nanette
Hood, Kay Cheshire, Mary Hutch
inson, Alice Mary Edwards, Mary
Allen Smith, Mary Ann Myers,
Phyllis Westerlund, Shirley Schrad-
er, Beverly Wood, Clarice Chernin.
Masters Craig Pottinger, John
Wadsworth, Karl RAIDER, Edward
Mansfield, Louis Diehl, Mack Lew
is, Leonard Edwards, Charles
Smith, Jr., Colin EdmCnson, Irving
Graack and Earloyde Edmonson.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
Eleanor Miller
To Wed In
Hurley Tonight

Miss Eleanor Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo w, Miller, will
become the bride of Rev. Winthrop
M. Mayer of Hurley NM, at a
ceremony to be performed in Hurley
at 7::3O pm. today,
The wedding Wiz take place at
the Hurley Union Church, with Rev.
Q. A. Smith of Nogales and Rev.
Harold johnson of Santa Rita, N.
M, officiating,
Miss Winifred Miller, sister of
the bride, will be bridesmaid, and
her brother, David Miller, best man.
The bride will wear a pale yellow
organdie dress with a veil of yellow
net fastened with al coronet OF white
orange blossoms. The bridesmaid'S S
dress will be peach organdie and
she will wear turban of the same
material.
Rev. Mager and bride will make
their home in Hurley where he
recently became pastor of the HUI
ley Union Church.
The bride-to-be was born in No
gales and graduated from Nogales
High School as a member OF the
class of 1884. She spent one year
attending Mills College in Oakland,
Calf, and in recent years has been
assisting her father at his assay
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
SHANES BACK FROM
TRIP TO MONTERREY

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Shane and
children have returned from a
months vacation spent visiting MI.
Shane's folks in Texas and Mrs.
Shane's sister, Mrs. Angel Lozano
(Beatrice Robinsonl, and husband
in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
They were accompanied home by
Mr. .Shane's father, H. c. Shane,
of Sabinal, Texas. Mrs. Shane's
mother, Mrs. G.. L. Robinson, who
went to Monterrey with the Shanes,
remained there to visit her daugh-
ten.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
Mrs. H. ]. Karns
HonOred At
Surprise Luncheon

The Wednesday Bridge Club post
poned its regular meeting date last
week until Friday, to Hold sur
prise luncheon at the home of Mrs.
y. c. Glissan, honoring Mrs. H. j..
Karns, who had just returned from
vacation trip to northern Cali
fornia and beaches around Los
Angeles. The occasion was the
birthday of this popular member.
Queens wreath and pink zinnias
centered the table, while a white
birthday cake, topped with pink
candles, and set before the honoree
for cutting, was a feature of des-
sert. An attractive gift was pre-
sented from members of the club.
Present were Mesdames H. j.
Karns, A. j. Milliken, George Mich
OILS, A. A. Spurgeon, Louis Hudgin,
Gladys Kelly, I. H. Shannon, j. c..
G1issan. Bridge was enjoyed fol-
lowing luncheon, Mrs. A. j. Mill
ken winning high score.
********&
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bellman and
son Lonnie returned Wednesday af-
ternoon after a month spent vaca-
tioning in Iowa.
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Tuesday evening Mrs. E. c..
Houle. accompanied by her son,
Peter, Munro Edmonson, and Fred
Rochlin, departed by car for south
ern California, to spent a week at
the beaches.
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Among vacationists returning
home Monday, Labor Day-the day
before the opening of the new
school ternl-are Mr.. and Mrs. P.
M. Capin and children, Sammy
Justin and Joyce, Mrs. Sam Capin
and four children, Mr. and Mrs.
Zellie Capin and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Capin and two children
and Miss Bernice Levy They are
leaving Santa Monica Sunday night.
*********
Mrs. A. H. Grigg, Mrs Augusta
Kerr and Miss Hamilton Grigg of
Augusta, Ca, are here to spend the
Labor Day holidays at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith.
#~4~%*%%%
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Tovrea are
expected home this weekend from
vacation trip to San Diego and
Whittier, California.
#@~a**##*
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McNulty had
as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Metcalf of Ashfork, and Miss
Eileen Brimmer of San Francisco
They returned to their homes Mon
day morning.
*****#x**
Mrs. j. E. Brown of haywood,
Calf, arrived Wednesday to visit
her brother, L. E. Diehl, and fami-
ly.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Page and
family are enjoying as house guests
Masters George and Delbert Smith
of Los Angeles, nephews of Mrs.
Page, who will remain here until
the middle of September
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
VISITING COUSINS

Miss Doris Baumann and Lloyd
Baumann, Los Angeles; Owen
R9wsthurne, Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia; Edgar RaWsthorne and
Wayne Grippen, Phoenix, are visit
ing their cousins, Craig and Earl
Pottinger
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
GlttIQrpld(Q
LI!liI:}!isZ35s MINIS

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sundays: Masses at $50, 8 and 10.
Weekdays: Mass at $50.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Bughman have
as a guest Miss Jackie Wilson of
Gila Bend who arrived here the first
part of last week.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
8JOCietYA|
Luncheon At
Harrison Ranch

Last Friday afternoon Misses
Mary and Bea Harrison were charm
ing hostesses to group of friends
at luncheon at their ranch home.
Early fall flowers centered the
table at which places were marked
for: Misses Nanette Hood, Marian
Kelly, Betty Wadsworth, jeanne
Ashby, Mary Allen Smith, Mary
Ann Meyers, Alice Mary Edwards,
Bea Harrison, Mary Harrison.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
BULLS ON EXHIBITION

Bulls to be USED in Sundays fight
have arrived and are on exhibition
at the Nogales, Sonora, bull ring.
Rodolfo Gaona, famous matador
will arrive today.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

knights of Pythias Hall
Sunday, August 81
9:45: Prayer Meeting.
1000: Sunday School.
Evening Service at 7:30.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
READING CLUB

ICLf4D1INO OLUD
Hostess to the Reading Club this
week was Mrs. R. T. Frazier with
whom the group met Thursday af-
ternoon for a continuation of Irwin
S. Cobb's autobiography. Delicious
refreshments were served to Mrs.
James Robins, Mrs. G H. McNulty,
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson, Mrs. R. M.
Harrison, Mrs. Glenn Harker and
Mrs. FraiZer.
(theUCSL II! ,!1Pp ct.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
The Reverend George C.
WadswOrth, Vicar


Holy Commission, 800 am.
Junior church and church school.
9:45 am.
Morning prayer and sermon, HOO
am. Sermon subject, Our Suf-
ficiency of God"
Choir rehearsal will be held in
the Church, Thursday evening,
September 4th, at 7:30 O'Clock. Now
is the time for those with musical
talent, particularly young people, to
enroll in St. Andrews choir.
Students who are returning To
secondary schools, collegs and uni
versities are asked to give their
names, school addresses and other
necessary information to the Vicar.
as soon as possible, in order that
he may send in the same to the
church chaplains and student pas
tors, resident in our several educa-
tional centerS.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29
Potluck Supper In
Honor Of DeB0LtS

Thursday and Friday OF last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeBolt and
daughter, Jackie, were in Nogales
greeting old friends. They were the
inspiration fer a merry potluck sup
per held Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Nc
Nulty.
The affair was al fresco, and was
enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. DeBolt
and daughter Jackie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Meeker, David and Bill
Meeker, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Diehl,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Bughman, jim
my Bughman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Powell Bruce Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. H. McNulty, Patsy and Mary
McNulty.
MIR. AND MRS. SISK
BACK FROM COAST
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Sisk and
daughter Patricia returned Monday
night from a ten-day vacation in
Los Angeles. They we're accom-
panied home by Ellsworth Lohn, 15-
year-old son of Albert Lohn, Jr., of
Los Angeles, formerly of Nogales.
Ellsworth is spending about ten
days visiting at the Sisk home and
at the residence of his grandfather
A. w. Lohn, we'll known photo
grapher
Mrs. Roy Cheshire and daughter
Kay returned Saturday from a trip
to Kelso, Washington, accompany
ing there Mrs. Cheshire's sister,
Miss Katherine Motley, who spent
the summer here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollak and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cooney of Doug
las motored, to Nogales Sunday af-
ternoon for brief visit, enroute to
their homes in Douglas, from the
American Legion state convention
held in Prescott. Mr.. Cooney and
Mr.. Pollak are both members of the
prlze-winning Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps from Douglas, which
/ for tn efourth consecutive time has
won top honors at state convention.
The party was accompanied home
by Danny Pollak, who had spent a
week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Edmonson and IA
mily.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jones and son
got back last week from a, trip to
San Diego.
Nogales international., 1941-08-29

office.
Attending the wedding from No
gales will be Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo w.
Miller, Mrs. Ella Searle, Miss Wini-
fred Miller and David Miller.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-01-31

Among the hundreds of theatrical who have volunteered their
the arch Of Dimes being by the
Maryland Committee of the National Foundation for nfane Paralysis
Miss Dixie Dunbar and
Miss Dunbar who will participate the celebration the Presidents
Birthday January go is shown holding the official procama
ton issued by Herbert OCono regarding the 1914 drive
against Infantie Paralysis. The proclamation reads:
WHEREAS children in all of country, and
from Of homes have been stricken with the dread
Inanti Paralysis in its periodic and unwecome visits, and
WHEREAS constant medical research be undertaken and
special supplied those
inflicted be treated properly and the spread of this dire disease
checked by preventive measures, and
WHEREAS President Roosevelt has called the nations leaders
and people this humanitarian activity by helping raise
through Poomyes
the occasion of his birthday January SO s and through the
efforts of volunteers collecting contributions;
"NOW THEREFORE, l, HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE MARYLAND hereby call citizens
the March Dimes actively support through
the purchase of tickets the functions which will be held between
january 18th and 30 inclusive in the principal communities of the
making possible fight nfane
Paralysis"
Eleanor Naddeo