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Nogales international., 1941-04-19

the NogaleS, Sonora, chamber of
commerce, said yesterday that the
decorating committee planned to
erect large flower covered arches
on the international line at both
entrances to Mexico. The arches
are to be made of wood on top Of
which will be arranged the floral
decorations. The arches will be
large enough for automobiles to
drive under, Villasenor said.
Besides the decorations at the line
the public park just one block south
Of the border will be gaily decor
ated with streamers, flags and col
ored lights. The main streets Of
Nogales, Sonora, will also be dressed
up for the fiesta.
Tha fiesta con,lmittee has asked
propTietors of business establish
ments to arrange special displays
in their windows for the event. A
number of firms on the Arizona
side of the line are already showing
photographs of candidates for
queen of the cel1bration.
As a means OF stimulating inter-
est in the celebration locally a Sc
ries of pre-flesta balls will be stag
ed, first of which will be held in
the Montezuma ballroom in Noga-
les, Arizona, Saturday night. At
midnight Saturday that dance will
come to an end and another will
begin in tho Ordian Club in No
gales, Sonora. The dances will be
held in homo r of the two candi-
dates fer fiesta queen, the Misses
Esperanza Tellez and Dora Nor
let.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
New Residence
Being Erected
On Macnab Drive

Ground was broken Wednesday
for the construction of a new home
for Enrique Torres on Macnab Drive
at the top of Walnut street hill.
Cost of construction, it is reported,
is to be $4,000.
The new residence, one of the
first to be constructed here in sew
eral years, is being erected between
the Hugh F'elsted home (now oc-
cupied by John K Oliver and fam
ily) and lots owned by Louis Es-
calada and Herman Medlen.
Other homes just north of the
building site are those of Harold
stiles, Lon BeIlman and E. S. Ed
monSon.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Hairless And
Thurman Here
From Phoenix

County Attorney Dick Hairless of
Maricopa county and one of his
deputies, E. r. Thurman. former
resident of Nogales, were here yes
terday from Phoenix on legal busi-
ness.
Mr.. Thurman is a former county
attorney and former superior
court judge of Santa Cruz coun-
ty.
Of Mr.. Hairless eight deputies,
two are former residents of Noga-
les--Mr. Thurman and Leslie Har-
dy.
Mr.. Thurman has been given
much favorable publicity in western
papers recently fer digging up evil
dence in an insurance racket case
which, it is said, proves that wo-
man under arrest in Phoenix pois-
oned two husbands.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Secret Service
Mar, Talks
70 PlotarianS

Paul Hart of Phoenix, secret SIR.
vice man for the U. S. Treasury De-
partment, told Rotarians about
counterfeit money at their regular
weekly luncheon yesterday.
Following his address a motion
picture showing how money is
manufactured in Washington, and
the operations of counterfeiters,
was presented by F. E. Westerlund.
The club yesterday had its larg-
est guest list in many weeks. Among
quests were E. R. Thurman and
Dick Hairless, Phoenix; Carl Grif-
fin and Art Sundin, Tucson; Frank
Manson, Pasadena; Theron Rich
ardSon and Leon Griset, Nogales.
Frank j. Duffy was program chair
man.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Suffers Broken
Back In Fall
From Car

Pete Itule, about so, we'll known
tomato man residing at 215 Brad
ford street, suffered a broken back
in fall from a railroad car of to-
matoes in the southern part of No
gales, Sonora, a week ago yesterday
morning.
He was climbing into the car to
inspect the tomatoes when a brac-
ing, said to have been loose, gave
way and he fell on his back crush
ing vertabrae
It is expected he will be. in a cast
for period of at least two months.
His son, Jimmy Itule, mail car
rier, got leave of absence from
the postoffice this week, to look
after his dads tomato business dur
ing the next thirty days.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Calls Warrants
For orPayment

County Treasurer Agnes Hamlin
called for payment April Is the fol-
lowing registered warrants:
Grammar school registered to
Jan. Is, 1941, Inc.
High school registered to Feb.
IT, 1941. Inc,
Patagonia Union High registered
to Feb. Is, 1941, Inc.
District No. 3 registered to Janu-
ary 81, 1941, Inc.
District No. registered to Feb.
%, 1941, Inc.
District No. registered to March
IA, 1941, Inc.
District No. registered to Apr.
Il, 1941, Inc.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Week Beginning Monday Designated
AS Exhibit Week And Parents
Visiting Week In Nogales Schools

The week of April 21st to April
25th has been designated in the
Nogales public schools as Exhibit
Week And Parents Visiting Week. :"
Regular CLASSES will he held, but
parents are invited to visit each of
the schools on the days designated
below to see some Of the work
which students have completed this
school year.
The special day for each school
is listed below:
Nogales High School, Monday,
April 21st.
Roosevelt School, Tuesday, April
22nd.
Lincoln School, Wednesday, April
23rd.
Elm st. School Thursday, April
24th.
Grand Avenue School, Friday
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
III .>nuIoIEN 1uA,I rUk ANNUAL ;.
DAY CONVENTION OF SOCIAL
WORKERS CLOSING SATURDAY
Dinner-Dance At Cavern Last Night Highlight OF
Entertainment Program Prominent Speakers
On Convention Program

Approximately 17O persons
had registered up to pm. yes
terday for the annual three
day Arizona social work confer
ence opening here Thursday.
The convention will close this
afternoon with selection of next
years convention city
Highlighting the entertainment
program was a dinner dance last
night at the Cavern CAFE. Busi-
ness sessions were held at the Mon
tezuma auditorium.
Among main speakers yesterday
we're Laurin E. Hyde, field repre-
sentative bureau of public assist
ance, federal social security board;
and Henry D. Moyle, chairman l..
Z. S. church welfare committee,
Salt Lake City.
A. L. Schafer, Of San Francisco,
manager Pacific branch of the
American Red Cross, and DR.. E. D.
Tetreau of the University of Arl-
IONA, were on the speaking program
Thursday.
Invocation Thursday was by
Monsignor L. Duval, there was an
address of welcome by Mayor Louis
Hudgin, and a talk by Judge Corr
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Maxi Sea Raiders
FOffWeSf Coast
OF Mexico

MAzATLAN. Apr, 18-Mexican
coastal patrol boats yesterday were
ordered to be on the alert for
Nazi sea raiders again reported to
be operating off the west coast of
Mexico.
The order was issued after
fishermen returned to Mazatlan
and tcld Mexican authorities
that; such craft were in operation
in Mexican waters.
Last Tuesday CAPTAIN Cornelio
Joaquin of the Philippine cargo
and passenger vessel Dona Aniceta
told of sighting in the same area a
camouflaged ship which refused to
respond to signals for Identification.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Nogales Wins
Meet At Douglas

Nogales topped a field of five
teams to walk away with top hon
ors in the eleventh annual Douglas
invitational track meet at Douglas
Thursday night scoring So points.
Bisbee was secc..d with 40.
Following up Benson, poor
third, had % points, Douglas was
next with 18 and Tombstone scored
10.
j. Castro, Tombstone's sole entry
in the meet, won first place honors
in the mile run with a time of
4:57.3 and took the 88O-yard run
with time of 2::32 to score all of
his schools 10 points.
Of the IA possible first places,
Bisbee took three, Nogales five,
Tombstone two, Benson two and
Douglas one.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Judge Fires
Dies In Texas

Judge A. j. Fires, 81, old Ken
lucky gentleman, considered the
most prominent citizen in Childress,
Texas, died Easter morning at his
home in ChildreSs.
Judge Fires visited Writ G. Bow
man at Nogales in 1887 and made
many friends who will be grieved
to learn of his death. He was a
very close friend of the Nogales
mans father, the late John H. Bow
man.
Judge Fires was one of the first
settlers in Childress county and
with John H. Bowman organized
that county
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Former Resident
Visiting Here
From Virginia City

Robert Harrington, former resi-
dent of NogaleS, who is now en-
gagged in mining at Virginia City,
% miles from Reno, is visiting Ra-
fael Tirado on the Tucson road.
Mr.. Harrington moved away from
Nogales ten years ago after living
here 13 years, a part of which time
he was employed at the pumping
plant during the administration OF
Mayor James A Harrison in the
20's.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Day And Night
ROdeo At
Douglas In May

DOUGLAS, Apr. 18-How do you
like your rodeos-day or night?
Here at Douglas May 9, 10 and IL
they're offering them either way
with a night horse show thrown in.
The Douglas rodeo association in
troduced the under-lights rodeo
performances to Arizona audiences
at the first annual show here three
years ago. Each year sell-out
crowds have packed the brilliantly
lighted field for the night per-
fornlances. Encouraged by that
success Douglas is setting another
precedent with Arizona's first night
horse show.
Rodeo performances are sched-
uled the night of May 9 and the
afternoon of May 10 and II. The
horse show will be run off the
night of May 10 under the man
agement of Captain John Healy of
the Carr Canyon ranch in the Hua-
chuca mountains. Healy also serves
as manager of the annual spring
horse show at Sonoita.
Top hands of the professional ro-
deo circuit will compete in the
cowboy events. Competition in
bronc riding, bulldogging, steer
wrestling and steer riding are
scheduled. Chet and Juanita How
ell of Phoenix have been engaged
as trick and fancy riders. Directing
the entire show will be Hugh Ben
nett, Fort Thomas rancher and one
of the nations top rodeo perform
erS. Cy Taillon, nationally famous
rodeo announcer, has been signed
to handle those duties.
Added to the show this year will
be am Indian program featuring
dancers from the san Carlos Apache
reservation and the Apache Indian
scouts Of Fort Huachuca-the only
group OF their kind in the U. s.
Army. Definite assurance that the
Indian scouts will appear at the
Douglas rodeo and in the allwest-
ern parade preceding it was re-
ceived here this week from L;e''t
Col. A. P. Moone, Fort Huachuca
During frontier days, this band C
Apache scouts was fa1ned for it's
exploits in the campaigns to bring
peace to the southwest.
Horse show competition has ex-
cited interest among stockmen Of
this area and entries have already
been received by the Douglas ro-
dec association from Lee Zins-
meister, Patagonia; Writ G. Bow,
man, Nogales; Gene Burns, Sonoi-
ia; j. E. Browning, Wilcox; Fred
Darnell, Apache; and Dee Tucker,
Wilcox.
In connection with tho rodeo and
horse show there will be agricul-
tural exhibits from the district S
farming areas.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Hiway Patrolmen
Confer In Tucson

r. G.. Michelena and eight other
state highway patrolmen stationed
in southern Arizona conferred in
Tucson this week on problems rang
ing from traffic tangles to choosing
the summer uniforms.
They heard addresses by CHIEF
of Police Harold B. Wheeler and
other Tucson officials.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
First April Snow
It San Rafael
In 33 Years

Relieving rain on Friday, snow
fell in San Rafael Valley Saturday,
according to Mrs. Bud Baldwin, a
visitor here Wednesday
She said it. was the first time
since locating in San Rafael 80
years ago she ever saw snow in the
valley in April but has seen it sew
eral time in March.
There was .85 of an inch Of rain
in Nogales a week ago last night.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Eks To BowI At
Douglas Sunday

Nogales Elks will bowl Douglas
ElkS at Douglas tomorrow.
Two mems team and one woman's
teiam will make the trip from No
gales, leaving here at 7 a. nj. Sun
day. There will be 20 in the party
journeying from this city.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
FLOWER COVERED ARCHES ON
BORDER HEREPROPOSEDFOR
TWIN CITY FIESTA MAY 3. 4, 5
Committees Turn Thoughts To Problem OF Decorat
ing Nogales, Arizona, And NOgales, Sonora,
For La Fiesta De Las Flores

With the program for La
Fiesta de las Flores, cOlOrful
celebration here May 3-4-5, al
ready formulated, committees
working on the affair turned
their thoughts yesterday to the
problem of decorating the twin
border cities for the event.
Alexandra VillaSenor, secretary o.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
April 25th.

April 18th.
The board of school trustees and
the school faculty hope that parents
will take this opportunity to come
to the different schools and see
the work which is being done by
the students and to get acquainted
with the teachers" said A. j. Nit
chell, superintendent of schools.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
Western Picture
Star Visitor

Charley Starrett of Hollywood
western star of Columbia pictures,
was an arrival here Tuesday after
noon.
He joined here his personal rep
representative, Herb King, who ar
rived in Nogales Tuesday morning.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
IBowman Buys
Southern Trust

Writ G.. Bowman announced yes
terday that he has purchased the
Southern Trust Company from
Miss Betty Jean Bowman, the
change in ownership becoming eff
fective April 15-
The Southern Trust handles in
surance and bonds.
Nogales international., 1941-04-19

don Farley.
Officers of the conference are j.
" Kleinman, president; Rabbi
Krohn, vice. president; Miss Lucy
Faherty, secretary; and Mrs. Kate
Smith, treasurer. E. S. Edmonson
is chairman of the arrangements
and membership committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
A Sequel to Marriage Meddlers

she asked as she came toward
me, then without waiting for an
answer. she put out her hands in
passionate appeal.
WHAT'S THE ANSWER
ooh! Madge" she said, what
Is this all about? Lillian hasn't
answered my letter. 1 couldn't
get hold of Marion - she had
gone home for the day when
called the college, and though
left a message asking her to
call me back, she never did.
And while 1 didn't ask Carol
much just now because of her
headache, did ask her a ques-
ton or two"
"Pll wager you did," I said to
myself. knowing Helena Brixton.
"And all the answer i got was
a burst of hysterical tears"
Carolyn's mother said, with eyes
that said she was on the brink
Of such tears herself.
$50 I had to leave her alone.
But what Ronald will say when
he knows she's home, / have no
idea. He simply terrifies me,
Madge. He locks himself In his
room all the time, and PAGES the
floor up and down for hours,
until l feel as though I were
going crazy. And he doesn't
eat enough to keep a canary
alive. He won't come down to
meals, and the trays I send up
are almost untouched when they
come back. He's living on black
coffee and iced tea principally,
and you know that can't keep
up. Did Lillian tell you he'd
lost Is pounds? Sam told me
that you and Dicky had seen
Lillian and Harry, and that they
had asked you to come and see
us. Does Lillian know what it's
all about? Or IL she just keep
ing things from me-"
l had pulled myself together
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
is Million
1RefurnS
International News service Wire

WASHINGTON, March lin
come tax returns poured into the
treasury today in such a deluge
that Secretary Morgenthau pre-
dictcd a record of 100000 re-
turns and S3.5O0O00 600 in re-
ceipts by March 10. deadline for
filing on 1910 incomes.
Lowering Of exemptions and in
creased tax rates. voted by Con-
gress last year, are expected to
bring $1,000. 600 600 more into
Uncle Sans Golfers this year than
last. aides OF Morgenthau said
That is expected 70 be boosted
by another billion or more next
year, however. Morgenthau said.
Tax experts will begin work soon
on a new tax legislative program,
10 be presented 10 the present
Congress, and effective on 1871 in
comes.
House Speaker Rayburn. after
a conference with Morgenthau,
said the new tax measure would
be designed TO raise between ST.
600. 100000 and $500. 100000
above the 1910 tax collections.
In addition 10 lowering Of eX-
emptionS and higher tax rates. in
creased pay rolls. due largely 10
the national defense program,
are expected to boost the years
tax collections. treasury officials
said. Less than half those filing re-
turns. however. are expected TO
have TO pay taxes All single per-
sons making more than $500 for
the year. and all married persons
earning more than s. 600, must
file returns. but exemptions enable
more than half the experts figure
TO escape actual tax payment.
Corporations have an extra 80
days 10 file returns. because OF an
eleventh hour revision of the ex-
cess profits tax law. hence esti-
mates on corporation tax returns.
will be unavailable for some time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

while she poured out her grief and
terror. and ii was with intense re-
lief I realized that Carolyn had
spilled no beans" as Dicky and
l had feared. There was no reason
why / could not tell Helena the
story had concocted. She had
no knowledge which would contra
dict any item of it.
LILLIAN Is as ignorant as you
are, Helena" l assured her, and
then swung into the tale I had
planned.
She listened attentively. her
eyes fixed upon my face. and
when 1 had finished, she put a
question which took all my will
power to answer calmly without
betrayal of my dismaying sur
prise.
"Are you sure Marion Is at
the college?" she asked. at
seems so queer, nobody being
able to get hold OF her. And OF
course I couldn't depend upon
what Carol would tell me. You
know how girls and boys stand
up for each other, what horror
they have of 'snitching.'"
do I ever know" I echoed
fervently. with the memory of
several episodes in the lives of
Bill and Hank and more lately
OF Junior and Roderick, which
had driven me nearly to the
brink of nervous prostration.
But I am sure you can set
your mind at rest on that score"
improvised swiftly, mindful of
Lillian's injunction that Helena,
tential mother-in-law of
Marion, should not know of her
disappearance. "While 1 did not
see Marion, or talk to her, 1
have every reason to believe
that she was In her rooms at
college"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

of fancy ADELE oAhhisoS
put fear into the young woman
awhile back. 1 don't think she'd
dare to spill any beans"
Perhaps not purposely," I
said. But she inadvertently
might have dropped something
which would make Helena sus-
picious."
"And the lady, while sap In
some ways, isn't at all slow on
the up-take," he said.
"But neither, i fancy, does
she like TO be kept waiting.
Shall 1 tell her to come in?"
please" l said, and spent the
second following his departure
in bracing myself to meet any
questions Helena might ask.
But when she came through the
door. l saw that l need fear no
contest of wits. for she was a
woman distraught with nervous
fear. yet trying TO preserve the
social amenities.
did you have a good nap:"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Foe Hits FitzgerdId's
Judge on Ballot

Common Pleas Judge Neal Fitz-
gerald. appointed by Ex-Governor
Dickinson TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge
Robert f. Sage. is a candidate for
election TO the post and wants the
designation Common Pleas Judge"
opposite his name on the April 7
ballot Charles +. Merrill. also a
candidate. wants the election
commission restrained from so
designating Judge Fitzgerald.
Circuit Judge Theodore J. Rich
ter Will hol da hearing Friday on
the case. Merrill claims the law
provides that only judges who are
elected should be designated on
the ballot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

be so sure"
Die ky fin
shed my SEN
tence for me.
$50 sur @
that Carolyn
didn't gum up
the works as
far as getting
the &c or d
: Z r a | & h {
on nj ari on
Is concerned"
he said.
IL d o n {
( him k you
n q @ d I o
worry. / sort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Riekenba(ker Better, Socialists Quit Posts
B1.n.J.t H.. Il T - N.II
Hospital Report Says

ATLANTA. Ga. March Ii
iINS)-Further improvement in
the condition of Capt. Eddie Rick
World War ace injured
in the crash of an Eastern Air
Lines sleeper plane last month.
was reported at Piedmont Hospital
to<iav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
To Support Aid Bill

CHICAGO, March 11-QNS)-l
Four national committeeman of
the Socialist Party resigned their
posts today because they charged
that as officers they were pre-
vented from expressing support of
the lease-lend bill to aid Great
britain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

HORIZONTAL
Furniture
4-Riyer IN Prussia
.S-Inefalsiaitan# sore
-i2-EhnpplnE- Tool
l3-WinEs
lf--shsrpen a razor
l5-Receptacls
l6-Feminlne name.
l7-Verbal
ls-Feminine name.
20-More peculiar.
22-Look Obliquely.
23--Insect.
2t-Anglo Saxon money 81 account
27-Jseless plant
2s-whst was the hrst name Of the
author Of She?
3l-A gorge
3l-CyIlndricai
35-Afnean antelope.
3s-SaEe
37--writing implement
3s-Elect
4o-Shart sleeps
4i-Metallic veins.
a6-Who vas me hrst president of the
Turkish Republic?
4T-Benficial
49-Solar disk.
5i-Eggs.
52-Fragrant resin.
s3-Roman tyrant.
5i-Permit.
S. supplies with rnanpoRer
56-Allowance for waste.
57-Worm.
VERTICAL
i-what notwithstanding tower appears
in -C,cueEla7
2-Bantsh
3-Thick.
Rant.
a-Rubber tree.
s-what English king was killed in
battle by william the Conqueror7
WHO wrote The Cloister and the
Hearth"7
s-Covering for the foot
9-Wear away
i0-Litsrary collection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Pitfalls of Love By Adele Garrison

THAT Is a wager 1 won't
take" 1 told Dicky. But I'm
sorry she tried TO pump Carolyn,
as I'm sure she did, for I won't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

i-Babylonian deny
1e-Who wrote Lew TylerE Wtvss'y
21-Has courage for
23--charge for professional service.
25-1mmerse
26-Metric measure Of AREA.
2s-Concluded
3O-Feminlne name.
3l-Cloth.
32-Beyerage
33-Who wrote The Story Of Mankind
34-Sman bird
3S-Who wrote The Nirginian
3e-lntended.
aA-keA
42-Makes smooth
43-Narrow bars Of wood.
f5-Poems
4s-Probiem
47-School Of whales.
ss-Palm leaf
50-Sooner than.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
TIM TYLER'S LUCK

a SMALL ROADSTER RACES SWIFTLY ALONG
a QUIET STREET SuOOekLS DARTS INTO a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

WEST JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES. INC.
to3se W. jefferson Ave..
River Rouge
WEST VERNON CHEVROLET CO.
3s3o W. Vernon Hishway
WINK CHEVROLET CO.
ee4o Mlshlson Ave.
]. W. MOTOR SALES
l47oo Michigan Ave., Dearborn
NORTH END
DEXTER CHEVROLET CO.
~Ii534 Dexter bIvd.
FERN.w00D CHEVROLET. INC.
773te woodword Ave-, Ferrdals
@ HIGHLAND CHEVROLET co.
1887 Woodward Ave.
HIphlens Pork
MUNcEY CHEVROLET CO.
800 W. Msfiishels I'd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

WEST
HhNlEY DAWSON co.
SsoI Third Ave.
EMMERT CHEVROLET co.
10000 orond River Ave.
GRAND RIVER CHEVROLET, INC.
500 orand River Ave.
p. |. GRiss0M CHEVROLET. INC.
eo@s West Fort 81.
HOMER CHEVROLET CO., INC.
9I5I crond River Ave. ~ llvernoIs
MARSH 8 GR0sFIElD SALES. INC.
7i7s5 MIshIsen Ave., Dearborn
JERRY MCCARTHY CHEVROLET co.
40 Burroughs Ave.
IHE NORTHWEST CHEVROLET CO.
I7s5s croad River Ave.
TRUMBUll CHEVROLET SALES CO., INC.
i4tt Michigan Ave.