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SUITABLE compensation will be paid fol
information on Howard r. Meese' for.
merly of 1884 Trumbul resulting in re.
covery of 1885 Pontiac 2-door touring
motor OF 6-2i2713. 1870 license CT 1928
Can Mr.. Beebe. Randolph 1886.
TRUNK at so waverly. Call. or will sell
same for storage.
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Flats for Rent
Apartments for Rent
Furnished

BRUSH. 4406 and 4426-colored; large
two rooms. 50; four rooms and bath. $40.
CALUMET. i764-Four rooms. redecorated;
private porch; heat, light, gas: caretaker.
coLoRED-5045 Fourteenth. near West
Warren; three-four rooms: everything
furnished: $3.50. Carstaker. basement.
PORTER. i324-Downtown. two rooms. -
week; everything incl: well serviced.
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Storm ASH
STORM SASH

VIII measure and install
-r-rrr fvtTuafeS
BACK LBR. & ROOFING co
1879 Cloverdale no $500
STORM SASH 24x2i, LIGHT. 81 ~.
Fly Tight 1929 Livernots. no 0760
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Personals

A EETTER WAY TO health through elimina-
ton, electric therapy4 Calwuod Health
Salan. 1O337 Woodward Townsend 5-s9n1.
FEATURE - Professor RaJah Elnor
I0rran, entertainers. Home cooked DIN
ners. Rainbow Tea Room. l4f0 Broadway.
A LIQUOR habt stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 246i Nat Bank Bldg. RA. 1874.
ALICE SNYDER. astrologer. 3i45 Second
Boulevard Apartment ). Phone TER
RACE 2-S34i.
you've heard over radio. Consultation
your home OF mine Appointments 1878
Gnchrist Vermont 5+4f32
AT BILL GRAF'S GRlLi4--Astrologer Es-
telie Noon iuncheons. l2i John R
Downstairs
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Flats for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS-Any east side property: cash
terms Burd. Ivanhoe $3.50
CASH FOR COTTAGES. flats, south Of
W Grand boulevard. Charles w. Simon.
To 1881. Mad 1926.
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. FAST SIDE-AR-i2i 3--
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UpholsterinP
Wall and Window CIeoninq
Washing Machines to r

EXPERT service guaranteed. parrr.tine
jaintor's service. estimates. reasonable.
Terrace 2-9u23
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MoUinc, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC PADDED VANs-Sman load
SO, insured free estimates. Townsend
6-5s05.
+. II. WARREN CO, LOCAL, LONG DIST.
1894 Lorraine TYLER 4-650C
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned. repaired,
RENTED. Mayfair. Plaza 1865. 1856
Bellevue.
GRIFFITH Movers-S3 per load: free esti-
mates. prompt reliable. Madison 1892
JACKS Messenger-Light moving; bag
gage. soc up. 620 Peterboro. Temple
2-SO60
PACIFIC SPECIALIZING men. 50 SO hour
lowest rates; insured Temple l-433s.
VICTOR'S MOVING. STORACE-Strictly
hired men, established since 1924: lowest
fat rates. mp Syracuse. Socum 5039.
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Business Places for Rent

MOUNT ELLIOTT-Forest, large heated
store. ideal barbecue, hardware BAKERY.
Olive $40
RESTAURANT and cigar stand. complete
fixtures, for rent 300 Michigan.
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fIAt"1 bu1N
Painting and Decorating
ATTENTION, pEcoRATISG- Painting
Sidewalks, ceiling paper included, Si.JO
room Townsend 1883.
ATTENTION - DECORATE now save -
Cdmplete service. Estimates. Tier
6-lYla teyeningsl.
BETTER DECORATING IS. good
workmanship. complete service. Esti-
mates Townsend a-556l
BRIGHTEN WALLS in YOUR home Every
job an Advertisement tHUNsINGER. }
Hugarth su7i
COMPLETE Decorating service. ENfe.t
workmanship -Hartn'erd. estimates
reasonable Temple 2.71a1
DECORATING WALLPAPER Removed,
. DO. faltthansins - oJt Ceiiiuss.
Sluu Guaranteed Lafayette OILS
EMILE BARBEAU# Complete iuterior-eX-
terror services workmanship guaranteed
treas9nahel. Nerthlawn 1851
-EXHEIEI- DECORATING t-.ttrr--4rurrJ-rrl.-
wall stiprling. washing. ESTIMATES
George Lomhus Temple 2-67ls
GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP assured
complete painting, decorating service
reasonable Estimates " Townsend 6-4o5g.
GOOD DECORATING, Painting. Paper.
hanging. wall washing. reasunab Bile. Free
Estimates Madison 1853
LEiTHAUsER For better painting.
pAptlNanAlhA compete service. kea-
sanahie. References. Lenox 3iss.
PAINTING DECORATING told and new
-Guaranteed workmanship, reasonable
p estlFs4sst4---
PAINTING paperhangine. kalsumning an
work guaranteed. Call Tyler 6-7262
PAINTING DEC0EAIlNG New and old
work. years 81 experience. Northla"n
SAP
THE6DoRE RNRRiNGFR Everl Kind
painfinE-dec0ratine service satisfaction
assured Tyler 6-sf6g
WILL DECORATE sidewalks. ceiiing. paper
included - so complete room. Dawson
7ini
WILLIAM BARTLETT Best workman
ship intcfior-extcriurI prices reason
able estimates HYrarth io3s
PhotoRrapher-Hiehiand Park
HkRvIE J sTRoNG-Partraits. children
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Dressmaking
Detroit School Of Driuing
Electrical Fixtures and Supplies
Excduating Contractors

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES cables. switches.
lamps appliances. lowest rates. 1921
Past Adams
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Curtain Laundry-DeiiUeries
Dairy Products

FTr>sSE CURTAIN Laundry-"Where
qusiity reiSns deliveries. 1917 Darcy
Redfnrd n45R
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ANY sIzE DESIRED - We manufacture
renovated into innersprng mattress. day
service. citX-wlde delivery. Quality Mat
tress Company Townsend s7J62
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Music Lessons
New Mattresses and Renovotine

VALBORG BRULAND-Piano teacher. chill
dren speciality. references. 1879 Forrer.
Vermont 6-3i2T
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Roofing and Siding
Shoe Repairing
Sign Business

UNITED OUTDOOR Advertising Company
1854 John r Estate Fair). Telephone
Tow nsend 7-415q
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Mattresses Renovated Like Neu
Modernization

ATTICS made into incomes We do the
complete job Low monthly payments
L 5 Lumber Co, 1896 Dequindre. TO.
s-6153.
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Garage Builders
Garages
5asoline Station (Sunoco Products
Cos Stations

MARTINS SUPER SERVICE Complete
iubucstap ACCESSORIES. tie. batter
sertire l1s5a Literueis
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Tool Machine Parts

MPLEX Time Recorder Company
Manufacturing complete line recording
tfpnenf Trinity I-pSDU
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Vacant Lots for Sale
Farms and Lands for Sale

40 ACRES-Good buildings, soil. electro:
gravel road close in, $1,000. Murray
1923
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-Market-Beer, Wine
Morket-Poultry and Fish

SANS .MARKET=Crnceries- fruits,
vegetables, beer. Third Hardwood Trim
itv 2-gT79
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Loans-FHA Mortgages

CITY MAILING Service MImeographlne'
mutigraphing. addressographns, mall
Ing 429 Wayne Randolph 1888.
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PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
uccessful office treatment while working.
'oetor De Swarte Rectal Clinic, 5U05 Cas-
venue. Iemple 1-2l2i.
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Cleaning and Hothproofing
Cleaning Compounds

INTERSTATE HOUSEHOLD Maintenance
Furnishings cleaned, mothproofed "
home Bonded Hogarth gl10.
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Furnace Cleaning and Repairing

FURNACE IKE new complete p1pes regis.
ryfE 7U65 Eight-MHe I'd. r. OF Woodward
KRATZER FURNACE Company FURNACES
cleaneds repaired replaced. all makes.
TYLER $4,000
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Business Opportunities

tfztss --e.-=fsstings street, good bust
ness; $1,000 cash; bargain. University
1-s522
CONFECTIONERY = 1915 Fort. Lincoln
Park Established IL years. Selling
account sickness. Marvellous opportunity
Doing good business. Atlantic Os23
CONFECTIONERY - Doing excellent bust
ness. selling reasonable; appointment,
telephone proprietor. Townsend 5-3ol5-
GROCERY MEAT MARKET - 1874 Fort.
Lincoln Park Established IA years. Sell
ing account illness. Excellent opportunity
Reasonable Telephone Atlantic 0s23.
RESTAURANT and soda grill small down
payment selling on account OF sickness
Ivanhoe ss57.
REsTAURANT-Fully equipped. good In
come; excellent location. Apply Mr.
Casssni. Jsd Refrigeration. 132O7 Wood
row Wilson.
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Film Developing

CHARLES J ROGERS. eXcavaune con
tractor Serving Detroits Leading
Builders a" Vermont 6.216u
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Machinery Rebuilding

KoRDENBROCK MACHINERY Company
manufacturers. plastic molding machir
cry, equipment. tools Trinity LOTTO
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Sun Ray Radiant Heat Lamp
Time Recording Equipment

SUM DISTRIBUTOR sales Company I'll
tered energy, weekly rental charge
Cherry 46fO
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SCREW MACHINE Products Experl
mental work Special uEs and fixtures
Pickering Product Co, S6l6 Griuuell
Plaza 20S0
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Machinery

GENERAL Discount Corporation 80 APP
proved: FILA mortgage. 1903 BarluH
Tower. Randolph 451u
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Plumbing
Radio Service Anywhere

SEWERS CLEANED Electrically No Dig
ging. NO RESULTS-NO PAY. TEN
ME 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

TOM HUFF Crane Service--Hoisting, con-
crete. machinery. 1880 9th. Randolph
4INS
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Floor Covering. Linoieum. Etc.
Eleee,s- for-AH6 ccusio
Fuel Oil (24-Hour Service

COLLINS Flower shYp-Artlstic ARA
ments Quality" 1912 West Fort
wood -0a3O
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Optonetrists. Orthoptic Treatments
Painting and Decorating

A. Cit r BUNGE. Optometrists. 24ug
MI Elliott tNernOrl. Lenses prescribed.
FitXroy uu5S
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Nogales Observes
Victory In The
Atlantic Week

A very interesting program was
enjoyed by persons attending the
Victory In The Atlantic Week celeb
ration in the city plaza Saturday
night.
Originally billed for the high
school stadium the location was
changed late Saturday on account
of rain
George Horrall arranged the pro-
gram which consisted of the sing
ing of four patriotic numbers by a
choir of 20 voices, invocation by
Rev. o. A. Smith, a five-minute
talk by Jack Hardman, and the
main address of the evening by
Duane Bird, who, as usual, made a
very good talk.
A. w. Steensen presided as chair
man and read Gov. Sidney P. Os-
born's proclamation calling for
observance of the week as Victory
In The Atlantic Week.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Celebrates
Birthday Here

On his annual vacation and celeb
rating his 62nd birthday, Victor j.
Wager, Sr., connected with the Of
fices Of the State Tax Commission
in Tucson, was here Wednesday
visiting his son, Victor j. Wager, Jr.,
and family at their home, ISL Court
street.
Born in Arkansas, Aug. 6, 1879,
Wager has spent 81 of his 81 years
in Arizona, settling at Prescott in
November 1884.
AS he arrived in Arizona at the
age of five, the Democrats of the
territory, chat was % years before
Arizona became state), were wildly
celebrating the election of Grover
Cleveland who was the first Demo-
crat elected president since James
Buchanan in 1856.
In 1884 there was no Southern
Pacific railroad to Phoenix, so Wag-
er got off the train at Maricopa
and took a stage from there to Phoe-
nix.
Wager spent II years in the Santa
Cruz County courthouse. He was
assessor from 1911 to 1926 and sher-
if one term ten years ago.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
w. J. Cauannaugh
Nogales Visitor
From, Chu[a Vista

William j. Cavannaugh, former
resident of Nogales until moving to
Chula Vista, California, Is years
ago, is a visitor in Nogales this
week, coming here from Tombstone
where he spent ten days with his
mother Mrs Elizabeth Cavannaugh,
aged Tombstone pioneer.
Cavannaugh'S mother, widow of
the late William Cavannaugh, Sr,-
who died year age last month"; is
still living in the same house in
which she went to housekeeping as
bride following her arrival in
Tombstone from Ireland So years
ago.
Billy" Cavannaugh, as the Chula
Vista man is known to his host OF
friends in Nogales, was telling We'd
nesday night of an interesting in
cident that occurred during base
ball game on the Nogales high school
grounds in about 1914.
In that game CaVannaugh was
playing center field and Leroy Wey-
rick, now major in the Arizona
National Guard, was in left field.
While chasing a fly Weyrick sud-
denly disappeared as though he had
been swallowed up by the earth. In
vestigation disclosed he had stepped
into a we'll located near the present
gymnasium. Are you hurt?" Cavan-
naugh asked Weyrick. 'ENo, but get
me out, there's snakes down here, -
replied Weyrick.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
MaScarenaS Has
Narrow Escape
From Drowning

Struck by wall of water as
he crossed wash this side of
Magdalena, CASTOR MaScarenas,
manager of XEAF radio station
in NOgales, Sonora, had a mir
aculOus escape from drowning
Monday.
Returning from q; trip to the So
nora town, the well known Nogaliar
was unaware of danger when flash
flood caught him and his car anC
swept them downstream about 60C
feet. When picked up, Mascarenas
was unconscious. His car is said to
have been totally demolished.
MaScarenas was taken to Magda-
lena for medical attention and
where he will remain until suffici-
emily recovered to come to the re-
sidence of his aunt, Mrs. Louise M
Fleischer, 202 Perkins street, where
he makes his home He is cousin
of Robert, Rudy, and Louis F'lei-
Scher of this city.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08

Back from Tucson where they
made a good showing Sunday
in the fourth annual Arizona
Soap Box Derby, NOgales boys
are looking forward to next sum-
mer when they expect to give
their more experienced Tucson
rivals real competition.
Sundays races marked the fourth
time Tucson boys have run their
little racing cars and the first for
Nogales youths in a state derby.
Nogales boys learned in Tucson
that the first step toward victory is
to construct ultra-streamlined cars.
The racer, driven by 12-year-old
Howard King, son of a Tucson fire
man, was one of those sort Of cars
long and narrow, and it was the
fourth year of racing for the King
boy.
King was acclaimed winner after
he had driven his car across the
finish line full two lengths ahead
of Bruce Wainzaphel, who had fin
ished first in Glass A. Young King
had won Glass B honors.
SMALL BOY
Weighing only 73 pounds, King
was one of the smallest boys in the
derby. Combined weight of the boy
and his car was only 1875 pounds.
Nogales contestants, led by George
Karam, winner of the race here July
25, Jared exceptionally well. Both
George T,aram and his cousin, Joe
Karam, reached the quarter finals
in the Glass A competition and after
that, George went on to take second
place in the A division.
Nogales boys made the following
showing in pre-final heats:
CLASS b
First heat Richard Myers second.
Second heat: Bill Hafford first.
Third heat: Johnny Logan second.
CLASS A
First heat: Billy Titcomb second.
Second heat: Frank Alonzo first,
Edwin Troutman of Tucson second,
Bill Cryderman third.
Fourth heat: Joe Lopez third.
Sixth heat George Karam first,
George King second, Bobby Richards
third.
Eighth heat: Hector Puchi third.
Ninth heat: Joe Karam of Nogales
and George Lee, Tucson, tied for
first place; Jimmy Webber, Tucson,
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Johnson Gives
Banquet In
Honor Of Jones

Hon. r. T. Jones of Phoenix
former governor of Arizona, was
guest of honor at a banquet given
by William johnson, publisher Of
Tucson Daily Citizen, at the Pioneer
Hotel in Tucson Sunday afternoon
shortly before the fourth annual
Soap Box Derby.
Covers were laid for 16 persons
among the number being Mr.. an6
Mrs. Writ c.. Bowman, Wally Smith
Don Smith and Craig Pottinger
Nogales; Mayor Henry Jaastad
Jack Kastner, and Dave Henes
Tucson; and City Manager Martin
of Tucson.
The former governor has always
been interested in the soap box
derby and each year presents the
M. E. Coyle trophy to the winner
of the Tucson race.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
HEALTH CLASSES FOR MEN
AND BOYS IN GENERAL TO
OPEN In NOGALES MONDAY
Enrolment Set For 6:3O AM. Monday August 11th
At High School Stadium; Glasses One Hour
Day For Three Weeks

Sponsored by the Rotary Club,
health classes similar to those
in the summers of 1888 and 1899,
will be held in Nogales for
a period of three weeks start
ing at $50 am, Monday at the
high school stadium.
Rotary's boy work committee is
making preliminary arrangements
and Russell Meeker, member of
the committee, has asked Captain
George Horrall to act as director.
Horrall said he would be glad to-
take over the work and would have
several assistants to aid him in CIV
ing calisthenics-the art of promot-
ing health by physical exercise.
Glasses will be held one hour
each morning from $3.50 to 1880
am, except Sunday, and will be
for all men and boys of all ages
from wee, small boys. to boys of
80 or more, in fact, all ages.
Once a. week there will be a lecture
on health subjects by a physician,
the lectures being arranged by DR..
E. G. Houle, city physician.
At the end of the classes on Sat-
urday, Aug. 30, prizes will be given
for attendance, effort, and for the
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Wider Employment Opportunities For
Persons Between IS
And 65 Sought By Senator Hayden

WASHINGTON, Ang. 7-U.PO-
Sen. Carl Hayden, D., Ariz., ap-
pealed to Federal Works Admins
TRAITOR John M. Carmody this week
fou wider employment opportuni-
ties for persons between As and IS
years Of age.
Carmody sent the request to all
government and private agencies
concerned with national defense
construction projects.
He made public letter from
Hayden in which the senator ex-
pressed sympathy for persons un-
able to find employment because
they we're considered too old for eff
ficient and intelligent discharge of
duties assigned to- them.
Carmody agreed with Hayden and
said he wanted to Ftranslate the
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Bullfight Here
Sunday, Aug. 81

A first class bul1fight will be held
in the Nogales, Sonora, bull ring
Sunday, August 81, the day before
Labor Day, it was announced yes
terday by Charles Kiesselbach, who
said that bulls for the fight have
already been brought from Guada-
lajara to point near Nogales, So
nora.
Here's an opportunity for tour
lists, Arizonans, and others spending
the Labor Day holidays in Nogales,
to see real bullfight," KiesseIbach
said.
It will be the first since the Cinco
de Mayo and fiesta celebration early
in May.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Derby Driuers To
Be Lions Guests

Seventeen Nogales boys who drove
cars in the recent soap box derbies
at Nogales and Tucson are to be
guests at the Lions Club luncheon
Tuesday noon at the Montezuma
Ballroom.
The youths will be shown moving
pictures of the races taken by DR..
ZenaS Noon.
Boys receiving invitations to at
tend the luncheon are Frank Alon-
20, Buzzy Cumming, Billy Cryder-
man, Colin Edmonson, George
Karam, ice Karam, George King,
Joe Lopez, Earl Pottinger, Bill Haf-
ford, Richard Myers, Ernest Lee
Powell, Hector Puchi, Bobby Rich
ards, Gerald Underwood, Billy Tit
comb and Johnny Logan.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08

letter into some kind of practical
application that will stand up as
representing good, plain common
sense and humanity"
Hayden wrote:
II do not known what action your
office may be able to take to be
helpful, . but it does seem to me
that in these present critical times
of national emergency some aid and
some thought should be given to
men who want to obtain en-
ployment."
Carmody pointed out that his
agency and good many private
contractors already are giving men
in the 46-year age group as much
work as possible. He said he felt
that Industry must do more to
meet the problem"
The administrator said he was
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Nogales international., 1941-08-08
DIR. Chenoweth
"a Little Better"

The condition of DR.. w. F. Cheno-
Weth. critically i'll iN Santa Barbara,
California, was "a little better"
Wednesday, according to a letter re-
ceived by his son, W. F. Chenoweth,
Jr.
Mrs. Lillian Chatham, Mrs. Mary
BettWy and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kibbe are among relatives at the
doctors bedside.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
w. r. Miner
Buys Laundry

w. R. Miner, brother of Flack
Miner, has purchased the Star
Hand Laundry on Nelson street
from Charley Wong Paw, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The new owner came here from
Ell Centro a year ago and has been
working at the Key City Cleaners.
The former owner, who conducted
the laundry eleven years, has locat-
ed in San Francisco.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Two Inches Of
Rain In 6 Days

Daily rains the past week have
given the hills about Nogales coat
ing of green.
Up to 4 PM, yesterday total
rainfall this month was 1.99
inches, rain having fallen as
follows:
August 2, "a; Aug. 8, .06; Aug. 4
.O4; Aug. 5, IA; Aug. 6, 10; Aug. z
.02.
The precipitation of 199 inches in
six days is almost one haf of what
it was for the entire month of Aug
ust last year when the total was 4.05
inches.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Ultra-Streamlined Racing Cars To Be
Built For 1912 Soap Box Derby By
LocalBoys; Tucson Youth l94l Winner

second. Joe Karam won the runoff.
Tenth heat: Bruce Weinzaphel,
Tucson, first; Earl Pottinger, Sec
ond; Paul Chin, Tucson, third.
Twelfth heat: Ernest Lee Powell,
third
FINAL, CLASS B
Quarter-finals-Ffrst heat. Hec-
tor Manager, Tucson, 1877 seconds;
second heat, Howard King, Tue
son, 33 seconds; runoff for third
place, Jack Peterson, Tucson, "a
seconds.
Finals-Howard King, first, 321
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Nogales international., 1941-08-08
Derby Pictures To
Be Shown Here

Motion pictures OF the recent soap
box derby will be shown by the
Lions Club in the Montezuma Ball
room at 1880 pm, Tuesday.
Boys who drove cars in the derby,
and their parents, are being asked
to attend. The picture takes abouE
ten minutes to run.
The picture was taken by Dr.
Zenas Noon, member Of the Lion
;lub.
Nogales international., 1941-08-08
BY ANTHONY G. DE LORENZO
United Press Staff Correspondent

DETROIT, Aug. = O.Pl-The
vital need for conserving steel,
aluminium and other strategic de-
fense materials is fastening use
Of plastics in the automobile in
dustry.
Plastics compose only about 2 per
cent of the sleek 1912 model cars,
but the percentage will rise gradual
ly, according to George w. Walker,
Detroit designer. Eventually, he be-
ieveS, the all-plastic car will pre-