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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-05
1868 NIGHT HIGH

Paris. minus John Crimmins.
who is in Chicago to meet Ned
Day for the national match cham
pionship, banked 316S for night
high. an 1921 finish assisting ma
terially. Herb Case had 644 and
Adolph Konopka 623 10 60 along
with Gavie'S s 70 Dave Berger
put IN els and Edward Bentley,
subbing for Crimmins. GOT.
Each Fife also beat 500 with
Breckle. anchor. doing 675. Chef
BukowSki 500 Emil Dimtrie. 624;
Bill North. 500. and Omar Herp-
pich. 607 completed the list The
games We're 02S-1037-105O. With
all the Smelling, Fife lost one game
10 Standardization (3050) whose
1853 opener won by 25 pins.
Light and Cole showed Altes into
a 1882 in winning three from
MineraliteS (29l0D. whose best was
Al Robinson'S 6l2. Bill LaRue's
$50 pared the Altes total Pete
Otto managed Gil and Tom Do
raZio SOC.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
SAVE "a y o.; on E3{3}3 =
J. friday BARGAIN |!;||';' );
FURNITURE

On 4-Pc. Primavera Bedroom
Suite; dresser, chest and vanity
with bed. Reg. 16900 5000
(3) Lounge Chairs; beautifully
styled. damask covers. Sold "as
is" Reg. 1895 1900
W Set of Dining Room
Chairs: walnut panel back,
green tapestry seat. Reg. 3495.
1900
CD 3-pc. Living Room Suite;
in genuine Loomtwist cover.
Sofa, chair and barrel chair.
Blue. slightly soiled. Reg.
1900 ---69.0 100
~ Duncan Phyfe Dropleaf Ia
BILE; mahogany veneer. Sold "as
is" Reg. 1895 Zoo
81 Odd Dining Room Chairs;
walnut and light finishes. Reg.
7.95 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3.98
t2) Solid Maple Twin Beds:
panel head and foot. Sold "as
is" Reg. 1896 - -9.S4
D Sofa Bed: genuine velour
upholstery. walnut finish arms,
with bedding compartment. Reg.
Reg. 1900 -- 1885
t5 Bedroom Chairs; primavera
veneer, green upholstered seats.
Reg. 995 -------3.98
D Lounge Chair; figured tap
estry upholstering, reversible T
cushion. Reg. 2495 ----l6.95
% Innersprine Mattress; size
3.3, sold "as is" Reg. 1895,
8.88
(2) Metal Beds; brown finish.
size 33. Slightly marred. Reg.
8.95 -------3.99
(5) Odd Vanities; left out of
suites. Large plate-glass mirror.
Reg. 34.95 to $500 1900
(8 Odd Dining Room Tables;
walnut and mahogany veneers,
modern and 18th century. Reg.
440O to $500 --------19.00
81 Odd Vanity Benches; all
with upholstered tops. Reg.
denbero's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
LINGERIE

1897 Odd Lot Rayon indies;
panties and stepins. Reg. 39c,
19e
(l0 Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.29----1 90
us) Knit Union Suits; with
rayon stripe. Reg. 7sc-----57e
u.) Tuck stitched Pstmas;
broken sizes. Reg. 00-----77e
(2s) Lace-trimmed Slips Of
rayon satin and rayon crepe.
Slightly soiled. Reg. 2.o0-l.7s
(S Brushed Rayon Pajamas;
2-pc. style. Reg. 2.oo-----l.44
(s) Brushed Rayon Bed Jack
cts; regularly 1.29--------99e
90 Rayon Crepe Midriff Gowns;
in printed designs. Reg. l.4s,
oee
(s) Rayon Satin Gowns; lace
trimmed and tailored. Reg.
1.49 -------- we
t4u Odd Lot Of Rayon Undies,
including panties and stepins,
slightly mussed. Reg. 4sc Use
(6) Quilted Bed Jackets; In
pretty prints. Reg. 1.29---9Se
(1l Rayon Slips; in rayon
satin and rayon crepe. Reg.
1.3S ---1se
~Il.h~~n,e- Min Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Four Naval Vessels
Are Given New Names

-Four Navy ships are sailing under
new names today, the Navy an
nounced without giving reason for
the changes.
The u. S. S. Arauca, a cargo ship,
has been renamed the U. S. S.
Saturn, and the U. S. S. Moana now
Is the U. s. S. Hilo. The new name
honors the name of the principal
town on the Island of Hawaii.
The patrol yachts U. S. S. Caritas
and U. S. S. Vagabondia have been
renamed the U. S. S. Garnet and U.
S. S. Azurlite, respectively.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
100 FULL FASHION
CHIFFON HOSE
Soc

Just 373 pairs. Full-fashioned
ringless chiffon hose, all-silk
top to toe, 3-threAd weight.
Desirable shades. Slight seconds
of famous make.
t.42, Service-weisht Hose; all
silk body with Isle top. Slight
seconds Of Soc quality 33e
u6S) Full-fashioned Hose: all
silk ringle% chiffon. Mill mends
Of 85c quality 25e
l30 Service-weisht Hose: Of
durable rayon, wanted colors.
Seconds OF 4sc quality 22e
u2D AlI-silk Chiffon Hose;
knit to fit, assorted colors. Mill
mends of 39c quality
5000 Service Weight Hose; of
long wearing rayon. broken
sizes. Mill menGs OF 29c quail
ity 1Oc
(I4S) Children's Campus Socks;
of fine quality mercerized cot
ton. red only. Reg. 29c----l5e
u22) Boys Golf Hose: in stripes
and plaids. Broken sizes. Reg.
25c --------l5e SC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
2.29 and 2.99 Sample
H0USECOATS
l.66

Just IS to sell. OF fast color
printed cottons, in upper and
wraparound styles. Full bias
skirts, some yds. wide. Per-
fects and slight irregulars.
(34) W0men's Daytime Dresses;
of rayon crepe and spun rayon,
in prints and solid colors. Sales
final. Reg. 2.29--54e
(97) Broadcloth Uniforms;
fitted and set-in belt styles. Dis
continued models and slight i'm
perfects. Reg. $50 to 299 .54
Goldenberp's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
(I33Z13;s:]

(72) Blouses; in white and coll
ors, long and short sleeves.
Sizes 80 to 38. Reg. 199 u 10
(56) Blouses; dressy and shirt
styles, white and colors. Sizes
80 to 80. Reg. 69c-1.00 --49e
(94) Odd Lot Neckwear and
Squares; slightly soiled and
mussed from the Christmas
rush. Reg. 39c and 59c---l5e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
ODD LOTS Csc TO
100 T0uETRES
zoe

Included are Facial Tissue
Boxes, st. Denis Face Powder,
Hairbrushes, Talcum Powders.
Bubble Bath, Deodorant Creams,
Pepsodent Antiseptic, Dusting
Powders and many novelties in
toilet articles.
(49) Mavis Cologne, fragrance
OF flowers. Reg. 100 --- 49e
az St. Denis New Mown Hay
Cologne; regularly 1.00-75e
(59) Cardinal Cologne; aSsort-
ed fragrances. Reg. 75c 39e
1861 Gem Razors; with pack
age Of S Gem razor blades. Reg.
SOC -----2 27c
CoIIop j barn's Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
GLOVES

(:D Women's Capeskin Gloves
sizes 6, 81 and 7. Perfects and
irregulars Of 1,69 quality 90
1I6) Women's Wool Gloves;
also Mittens; in bright colors.
Reg. 79c 59e
Cl07) Boys Leather Gloves;
warmly lined, black and brown.
Reg. 69c ------------49e
u3D Women's Fabric Gloves;
black and brown, with leather
trim. Reg. 69c 9c--49e
1897 Children's Wool Mittens;
in bright colored designs. Reg.
soc 39c
Goldenbcrg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
E;'ttt'!l:1s!;''!''k3 s''''3

12l Tots Jersey Fleece Leg
gings; upper bottom. Sizes 2
to 4. Reg. 1.59 ------36e
(6) Tots Velveteen Hat and
Muff Sets; brown and red. Reg.
% Girls Bl0uSes; shirt style,
broken sizes. Reg. 69c c44e
ga Cunning Velveteen Dresses;
for l to 6 year old tots. Reg.
3.99 ---------1.87 .87
uO Girls Rayon Satin Quilted
Robes: rayon lined. Sizes Z to
16. Reg. 799--3.84
(O -Toddlers' -Rayon Taffeta
Dresses; pastel shades, sizes l
to 3. Reg. 1.19-----92e
t52) Girls Rayon Dresses; solid
colors and prints. Sizes 7 to l8.
Reg. 1.39 ------------S6e
(I0) Tots Quilted Robes; of
printed rayon, Upper and wrap
around styles. Sizes 3 to 6. Reg.
5.99 ---2.67
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
UPHOLSTERY

uH Half Pairs Sample Drapes;
Of homespun -ayon and rufitex.
Pinch-pleated and lined. Reg.
2.98 to 4.98 each -- .98
t6) Rayon Drapery Cords; egg
shell color. Eeg. 100 each 26e
tl10 ydS.) 48-In. Marquisette
Drapery Fabrcs; in brown only.
Reg. Ice yd - ----5e
(13D Cretonne Seat Covers; for
dining room chairs. Reg. soc
each -. - ---l9e
(3) B0ud0ir Chair Covers; Of
green chintz. Reg. 100 39e
Evening star., 1942-01-08
HANDBAGS

(93) Handbags; of fabricoids
and fabrics, in black, brown,
wine, navy, tan. Reg. soc to
loo --29e
CD Handbags; Of broadcloth,
faille, crepe, leather and fab
ricoid. Black. brown, tan, red.
Reg. 1.79 to 2.95---S8e
(43) Missy Handbags; in Kelly
green pantentex. Reg. soc, lie
GoldenberQ's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08

(8) Leatheret.e Hassocks; slight
irregulars OF 298 and 3.S8
grades ----l.3 ST
u) Restful Cushion: covered
with green satin, soiled. Reg.
1893 80 --l 90
(3) Living Room Pillows; kapok
filled, soiled. Reg. loo 0---- soc
(28) Fancy Pillows; covered
with rayon ttffeta. Reg. 69c.
44e
Evening star., 1942-01-08

u2) Cretonn. Slip Covers; for
Cogswell or high roll T-lounge
chairs. Reg. 398 to 5.98 Z .66
u2) Slip Covers; OF cretonne
and knitted fabrics. for regular
size sofas. Reg. 398 to 7.98,
2.66
Goldenberc S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
1:::T1k.13s;;1 n

(9) Tuxedo and Vogue Shirts;
OF white broadcloth. Broken
sizes, soiled. Reg. l85 Tile
t23) Tie and Handkerchief
Sets; of silk and rayon. Reg.
100 set --------------6s 6se
t63) Winter weight Underwear;
shirts and drawers to match.
Broken sizes. Reg. 89c ca. 39e
I) Mans Sweater: with Upper
front, slightly faded from dis
play. Reg. 298 8----1.88
t37 Rayon Hose; in fancy pat
terms. Reg. 16c pr. Sc
t7) Famous Make Sport Sweat
ers: slipon and crew neck styles.
Medium and large. Reg. l95,
39e
(39) 1000 AIl-wool Mufflers;
full shape, fringed ends. Reg.
100 -- .---19e
ca AII-wool Knit Gloves; maize
color. Reg. 100 ----- 38e
(3) F1annelette Pa jamas; slight
irregulars Of 1.3e grade Sic
(3) Glove and Muffler Sets;
white and maroon. Reg. l.19,
Ate
l3l Lightweight Pa jamas; Slip
on style, blue color. Reg. 1876.
Gle
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
[iI.1;x3;ll:a!131

az BigeIow Marval Rugs;
9xlOla and ex12 sizes. Used in
model home damaged. Reg.
6.95 -- - 2.9S
(42) Rag 3uSs. size 2x4 IT,, hit
and-miss effect. Reg. 69c 3se
Cd Plaid Cotton Rug; size 6xs
it. Reg l2.5) $50
C26) Broad,oom Rugs: q size
27x36 inches. Reg. 500 to 500.
l.o5
u4) Broad oom Rugs; size
27x54 inches. Reg. SIS to.
800 ------3.@5
(2) Wool and Fibre Rugs; size
6x9 IT. Reg. l5.s5-- ---e95
u Plain Brown Reversible
Chenille Rug: size sxl0 IT. Reg.
$3.50 -- -l2.So
D Plain Administer Rug; tan
band border, size 9x12 it. Ir-
regular of 5e9 grade $3.50
(22) Felt BaFe Floor Covering;
2 yds. wide. Short lengths. Reg.
39c-59c 50. I'd. Z4e
(58) Armstrong Felt Base Rugs;
size 3x4la it. Reg. l.25----5
(26) Armstrong Quaker Felt
Base Rugs; size 3xl2 #. Reg.
298 -1.07 ST
(l5) Felt Base Rugs; size 7l2X9
it. Reg. 39t t---2.45
90 Felt Base Rugs; sizes 9xl012
and exl2 It. Damaged II. .95
Il pcs.) Floor Samples inlaid
Linoflor; size 6x9 IT. Reg.
7.5O ---.--- --3 BIS
Il pc.) Inlaid Lineleum; l0'a
50. yds. 1iregulars Of 1888
grade. Piece 90
denber1's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Es3.l:ifl.l3;!:X We.

~ Velvet Skating Suits; blue
and black, sizes II and l8. Reg.
7qQ 80
~ Corduroy Jumpers; size "a
in red. Reg. 1.59 ---1.39
t2) Spun Rayon Jerkin Suits;
black and wine, sizes IL and
49, Reg. 3.99 -- -------2.9 80
t3I Rayon Suede Jackets: beige
and green, size IA. Reg. 299.
1.89
l5i Wool Sweaters; pink and
maL soiled Broken sizes. Reg.
I6) Rayon Jersey Blouses; long
sleeves. Irregulars of l99 quail
lty ------------------I6e
GoldenberQ's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Yal'yl
Itl:k1dfY

t35) Back Lace Corsets; sizes
Is to 36. Reg. l.59---l. 1T
13) Formfit Girdles; side hook
and upper fastening. Sizes %,
20, 81. 33. Reg. 5.00----2.95
SD Cotton Mesh Foundations;
including all-in-ones, girdles
and corsets. Broken sizes. Reg.
200 ----------39e 39e
1861 Bandeaux: of rayon satin
and cotton, sizes 80 to 38. Reg.
Z9c ----I DC
HaiL haxa,c Canoud EloQr
Evening star., 1942-01-08
MISSES & W0MEN'S
l0.95.l2.95 COATS
500

Just 81 to sell. The group in
cludes popular reversible coats
and sport models, in plaids.
fieeces and tweeds. Sizes II to
IL in the lot.
~ Fur-Trimmed Sport Coats;
2 plaid and l tweed. Sizes II
and Is. Reg. 1895 IS
% Fur-Trimmed Coat; with
Lynx fur collar. Size Is. Reg.
1895 ----24.SS .SS
a. Plaid Dressmaker Suits:
sizes u to is. Reg. 1895, SIS
Cd Fur-Trimmed Coat; with
tip skunk bolero. Size II. Reg.
69.95 $3.50
Goldpubpr0'S-Se Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
.YN.J4r.
EUuxIH14lH1

(9 Patchwork Quilts; vat-dyed
prints, size 8Ox84". Reg. 399.
2.7s
(s) Bed Pillows; size 16x24",
filled with Sterilized chicken
feathers. Reg. CSC 9c49e
80 Extra Heavy Double Blan-
kets; size 70xso". Reg. 4,ss,
$40
(28) Cotton Plaid Blankets:
size 70x80". Seconds of 1.19
quality -89e
(l2) Comforts; size 72N84",
filled with soft wool batting.
Reg. 399 --2.9o
(IO) Paid Double Blankets;
size 70x8O, So wool. Reg. 2.59,
1.ss
(59 Strongwear Sheets; size
72x99", heavy quality. Reg.
1.39 -----------1.19
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
Thousands Relieve
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on acid in
digestion. stomach upset. bloating. dizzy
spells, gas, coated tongue. sour taste and
bad breath, your stomach is probably
crying the blues" because your bowels
don't move. 1t calls for laxative-Senna
to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels.
combined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect
ease to your stomach in taking. For years.
many Doctors have given pepsin prepa-
rations in their prescriptions to make
medicine more agreeable to touchy stom.
ach. So be sure your laxative contains
Syrup Pepsin. Insist on DR.. Caldwell's
laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pep
sin. See how wonderfully the Laxative
Senna wakes up lazy nerves and muscles
in your intestines to bring welcome relief
from constipation. And the good old
Syrup Pepsin makes this laxative so COM
Portable and easy on your stomach. Even
finicky children love the taste Of this
pleasant family laxative. Buy DR.. Cald-'
wells Laxative Senna at your druggist
today. Try one laxative combined with
Syrup Pepsin for ease to your stomach. too.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

500 handkerchiefs. including
white with colored border. en-
broidered corners and prints,
also solid colors or white.
Mems 25e
Handkerchief
&c ca.
Plain white with corded borders
and French hens. Extra large
sizes. Slight seconds.
u87) Mems and Women's
Handkerchiefs: unused and
soiled, including fine lawns,
pure linens and q few initials.
Reg. l9c to 29c ea.-l4e
Broken Boxes Of Handkerchiefs;
in mems and women's styles.
Colored borders, initials, en-
broidered corners and pure
linens. Reg. 29c to 79c each.
Cards of 2 and 3-I9e to 39e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
kl!,i!l!l.2EI:L.1131

}I$uanisaGA 1uun111loG
n2) Washable Fabric Window
Shades; in buff color. Slight
irregulars of ACC quality lie
ga Oncloth Table Covers; size
45X45 inches. Reg. 49c--29e
W Nap-Glo Table Cover; in
white, size 54x54 inches. Reg.
1.39 Se
(3) Metal Venetian Blinds;
size 36 in. and l size 70 in.
Uregular.s Of 4.49 grade --2.2e
% Custom built Venetian
Blind; 36x6s-inch size. Reg.
6.95 Z.99
% Custom built Venetian
Blind; Port Oxford cedar Stats.
Size 44xe4 in. Reg. 9.s5 4 90
Goldenberos-Th Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08
(ti33;t1(7;E{I:l38


az Heavy Gauge Metal Ward
robes; double door style, with
hat shelf. Reg. 1l.95 ---6.99
a. Metal Utility Cabinets; s.
compartment size. Reg. sos.
2.ss
~ Metal Broom Cabinets; en-
amle finish. Reg. SOS $50
~ Metal Utility Cabinets: g.
compartment style. Reg. 6.s5,
800
az Metal Utility Cabinets;
modernistic front. Size 66xlS".
Reg. 795 80
1) Metal Utility Cabinet; dou-
ble-door sty!e. Size 6ox3o". Reg.
1898 5---lo.oS
n) Metal Wall Cabinet; size
24xl5". Reg. 3.95-2.95
~ Metal Wall Cabinets; size
3Oxl8". Reg. 4.95 .95
Cd Metal Wall Cabinet: size
22xls". Ret. 4.s5---3.95
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Clearance Of regular stock Of mems winter clothing
including suits of herrngbones and stripes topcoatS in
fine neeces. also overcoats of herringbone.
1s) Mems Suits in brown and ~ Topcoss in tan and
green herringbone Sizes for brown mixtures 35 ST.
regulars 'o H'o To- 30 80 and A. Reg 1895 so
140, 2/42 sizes for shorts, -
1885 - II so fs N.r,s R.v.rsib,. Coats: in
(e) Mems Overcoats; in brown .,. -. .. .,
herringbone, "a and 35 grey eifhsoe' e' ' o.
Reg 1896 -.----ll u so and 49, Reg. 1695-----7 80
Godenbero's-Mens Clothing-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-08

t59) Lamp Shades; in sizes for
floor, table or bridge lamps.
Pleated and plain parchment
lied. Reg. soc -39c
G1 Crystal Table Lamps; COM
plete with shade. Reg. 1913,
97e
Goldenberg's-DotDnStdr
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Goldenberp's-Main Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12

WASHINGTON. Nov 70. up
The reelection Of Rep Ed V lac.
D. Calf. to iiR the last undecided
seat in the house gave the Demo-
Gratis l3-membcr majority over
the Republicans IN the 18th con-
greSs which meets in January.
Izac's defeat of James B. Abbey
Republican, raised t. Democratic
total to 222 seats against 2O9 held
by Republicans. The present house
has 258 Democratic member and
l6S Republicans
The new senate viii have 81 Dem
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12
Army Will Train
Professional Men

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-(UP)-
Many of the next generations doc
tors. engineers and scientists will be
trained at the governments expense
under the direction of the war de-
partment, it was revealed today.
Plans for college training at gov
eminent expense have been advanc-
ed by the army as solution to the
threatened future shortage of spe-
cialists in essential fields. They are
designed not only to provide the
army with sufficient professional
men. but also to make it possible
to relieve critical manpower short
ages in those categories in civilian
fields.
The new program will be initiated
about Feb. /. i943. and principal
subjects will be medical and pre-
medical training, engineering, and
science.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12
Finol Makeup Of
Congress Listed

ocrats and 38 Republicans, eompar-
ed to IS Democrats and 29 Repub-
cans in the ..resens senate, a Repuo-
hcan gain of nine.
Here are the lineups of house and
senate. based on unofficial returns
which might posSibl" changed by
official tabulations:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12
House
Senate

The Republican party also gained
three governorshipS. replacing DEM
ocratic governors in California, New
York, Michigan, Connecticut and
Idaho: Republican governors were
defeated in Wisconsin by Progress
siye and in Wyoming by a Demo-
crat.
The gubenatorisl lineup stands:
Before Elec. After Elec
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12
REASONS TO SHOP EARLY
Many lines of wanted gift goods will be soon
depleted and cannot be replaced.
Our Personen...

Our personnel will probably be limited to our pres
ent number during the holidays and therefore it Will
be impossible to give you our usual efficient service
in the last rush days of Christmas buying so shop
early as you -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12
T TackIe Twill
COAT 1000

This famous Jacket of Skin
nerS Tackle Twill" for a gift.
Belted and with button front
1T l0.00-also 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12

The genuine "Windbreaker"
)y RiStman A splendid
water repellant Coat of gaD-
ardine at 8.95! A gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-12

Full Sport Coat style in rich brown
suede . . tailored and styled to make
this an outstanding garment for Christ
mas gift =. Full lined and top flight
gift for his Christmas.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
$264, ,llS For Road Work In Santa
Cruz County Year Beginning July

July 1, Sam r. Dysart, resident
engineer of the commission,
said yesterday.
Of this amount, 1925 1862 is for
new construction, $24, ,466 fer main
tenance and $4,000 betterments.
These figures include carry-overs
frcm the past year.
All of the S225,652 for new
construction will be spent on
Highway 81 (Nogales-Fort Hua-
chuca) and the other sums on
that highway and Highways 83
(SonOita- Mountain Viewl and S9
THE Tucson road.
More than two miles of the road
just beyond Patagonia was paved the
past week and another seven miles
will be completed by the end of July.
after which there will be only "a
miles yet to pave before Nogales is
linked with a paved road all the way
to Huachuca.
The county is well pleased with
the amounts put in the new budget
for the next fiscal year by the high
way commission of which Jack Proc
ter is chairman and the Santa Cruz
County representative on the COM
mission.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Lieut.. Arana
Ordered Into
Active Duty

A telegram ordering him into
active duty June Is at an army post
was received Tuesday from the War
Department by Second Lieutenant
Victor D. Arana who has been on
the reserve list.
Lieut.. Arana has been clerk in
the main offices of the us. Gus
tens Service here the past eight
years and just recently purchased a
home at 405 Noon street.
He was graduated from the Quar-
termasters Officers Training School
at Jacksonville, Florida, in 1919.
He was a soldier in the last war
and was seriously wounded when
Mexican troops fired across the bor-
der into Nogales, Arizona, in 1918
In that attack six of Arana's COM
rades We're killed. Arana, at the
time of the attack, was on duty at
the corner of Crawford street and
Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Arizona Asked
For 1926
Selectees In july

For the month of July the State
Of Arizona has been requisitioned for
1926 white selectees by Ninth Corps
AYaoa headquarters, the Santa Cruz
County Selective Service Board was
advised this week by General A. M
Tuthill, state selective service direc-
tor at Phoenix.
I'VE are desirous of net only fill
ing this call but of exerting every
effort to make up for total of 1888
selectees, the number which Arizona
is short on deliveries as of this date.
General Tuthill said.
Of the 1926 to come from this
state in July, Santa Cruz County's
quota is 48 which is double the
calls in recent months.
A call similar in size to that of
July is expected for the month OF
General Tuthill has also ad-
vised the local board.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Little Evacuees
Arriving Here
From Honolulu

First little evacuees to reach Nc
gales since the bombing of Pearl
Harb0r in December will arrive this
evening.
They are Frank Roberts, II, and
sister, Lucretia, Z, children of Mr..
and Mrs. John (Jack) Roberts of
Honolulu. Jack Roberts, who has
been in the Navy for IL years and
stationed at Honolulu the past four,
is a former resident of Nogales and
son of Mrs George Januel of this
city.
Frank and Lucretia will visit their
grandparents, MI. and Mrs. Janue],
399 Jefferson street. They arrived
in San Francisco on one of the big
Clippers Wednesday morning and
will continue their trip by plane to
Tucson this afternoon. They will be
met in the neighboring city and
brought to Nogales this evening by
their grandmother, Mrs Januel.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Death Claims
Mrs. Saxon
At Age Of IS

Last rites will be held at Sacred
Heart Church at 9:30 am. today
for Mrs. Josephine Saxon, IS, one
of Santa Cruz County's best known
pioneer women, who died at $50 a.
M. Wednesday at her home, 402
Noon street, following long illness.
Interment is to be in the Nogales
cemetery and pallbearers will be
Grover Marsteller, j. G. Tovrea, Roy
Cheshire, Charles Wise, A. J. Mitch
ell and Herman Medlen.
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs Peter j. Munich, Phoenix; two
sons, A. E. Saxon. Nogales Harry j.
Saxon, Wilcox, former sheriff of
this county; four grandchildren,
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Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Ed Castaneda
Dies Suddenly

Victim of a heart attack, Edward
j. Castaneda, &c., died at his home,
4O3 Sonoita street, about 8:15 pm.
Saturday.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Sacred Heart church followed
by interment in the local cemetery.
Son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Nj. CaStaneda, who are buried at
Benson. Castaneda was born at
EhrenberG, Arizona. and resided in
Nogales Is years. Before coming
here he was employed by the S.P.
de M. railroad in Mexico. In recent
years he was interested in mining.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Bessie Castaneda, four brothers
Rudolph, Nogales; Henry, Carlos
and Alphonso, Los Angeles; four
sisters, Misses Ida, Sophie aTd
Aurelia Castaneda and Mrs. Jose
phine Roemer, all Of Los Angeles
Misses Ida and Sophie Castaneda
were here for the funeral.