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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Barbara Wheeler was chosen
Queen OF the ball over Lillian
Payne, who was runner-up; and
Verona Steele In winning the honor
to wear the crown, and reign as
Miss Gladiator for the duration,
Barbara proved her popularity over
eight other girls, all very pretty.
Other contestants were: Cathciyn
Westbrooks, Roberta Hill, Geraldine
Marshall, Peggy Southland, Joya
Sheriff. and Bette Ann Wheeler.
Some OF the parents of the Gla-
dia,ors were there, including Mrs.
Sarah Wade. Mrs. Martha Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Strong and
Mrs. Marie Wheeler.
The club and their company in
cluded. president, Paul Foster. who
presented the queen with a token
from the club; Vice President
Thomas Williams, chairman of the
dance, and Betty Bland; Secretary
Grover Strong and Betty Wheeler;
Treasurer Lynn Williams and Ger
aldine Marshall; Chaplain Louis
Wade, who conducted the events
leading up to the browning Of the
queen; Joya Sheriff.; Joseph Miller
and Iva Jayne Shamburgcr; Eugene
Clark and Rita Walker. Calvin
Hughes and Roberta Hill; and FL
more Wade.
Other guests included Doris Bell
Oscar Simmons, Eirzell Evans. Earl
Adams, Dorothy Walker, Joy and
Haney Tunstall, Phyllis Patterson.
Frank Berry. Esther Anderson, Finis
Branham, Earlene Dobbins. Haw-
thorne Buckley. Marie Jackson,
David Hearde. Rose Walker, Ken
meth Clark, Juanita Mathis, Elmer
Russell, William Sheriff.. Betty
Hamilton, Mary Price, Charles Ty-
son, Charles Britton. Josephine
Clark, Earlene Sylvester, Sylvester
Hayward. Leota Tyree and Arthur
Nickerson.
The Gladiators dedicated the dance
to their parents, their friends, %
the memory of the late Warren
Young and to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Young, and TO Privascs
Frank Penick. Arthur Clark and Ell
more and Louis Wade and all other
Cladiators about 10 enter the armed
forces.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Children appearinc IN The pro
duction. She was squired by z.
wynn OF Washington
Avon Long. and KELSEY Phar,
who are no strangers to Detroit
ers addSn their l'yeliness 70 L.
occasion.
The gathering unlike the ls.a
formal reception. proved cutie 1
treat and diversion 70 all 70.
terested in music Guests van
dered from the spacious NhiN
dining room TO the recrealn
room and back AGAIN On the hai'
fet In the dining room vas I
punch bowl filled with gin pala
while rum punch held ioria q
the table Tcre were pretty e.
rapes and iced cakes The aH'
ess. who wore becoming l'N
of black and red. saw 70 y I
her guests were we'll enleT'Air
Among the guest we're "
and Mrs Fred Jones, Joan .
Dsncy. Malinda Wells, Mrs SAN
Darden. Mr.. and Mrs Cnsrs
Roxborough. Mr.. and Mrs tlY'n
W. Boykin. Or and Mrs
Marlowe, DR.. and Mrs Haze! h.''
DR.. and Mrs Harold Johnson. y, 7,
and Mrs. Ira Whi'hy NJ ~
Mrs. Stockcll. Nj and Nv
Brummall Pcnick. Reulaa 81 \.
Betty Cain. Or. J a Brewer " VI
and Mrs. !. J. McClenaon' w. ~
and Mrs. J. y Martin. Jr- y,
and Mrs. G. + Bennett lss'
Owens and Miss lenelia "'r !.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rov NoT''n' w. ",
and Mrs. Paul Alexander. W..
cara Wells. Mrs Valarie lu' ~.
Pettiford. Miss Nellie Waits ~ ~.
/ Eva Green. Mr.. and Mrs r nla'
mond scruggs. Miss Georsls n ~.
Mrs. Gladys Mills VT. ana ,l,s ~.
Raw Hatcher. Mrs n'0''''
Ovens. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Everyone present had a swell tim.
and the honoree received many gifts
Among the guests we're: Rosa Lee
Kidney. Betty Jane Morrow, Cath
crime Lee, Edna HILBERT, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Maxwell. Mrs. d. Black
well, Mrs. v. Matthews, Mrs. S
Elcy, Mrs. v. Merritt, Mrs. J. Hib-
bert, Mrs. |. Coote, Mrs. |. jarrett.
Mrs. w. Grimes, Mrs. L. Parker,
Mrs. A. Freeman. Mrs. c. Ellington,
Mrs. c. Fiddler. Mrs. v. Brown. Mrs
K. Kelly, Mrs. A. Stevenson, Mrs
j. Jones and Mrs. o. Bennett, the
very attractive aunt Of the BRIDE
elect. Dorothy Miller, Helen Bonds
and Minta Brown were also present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

groom as best man. The music vas
appropriate as well as beautiful
Miss Naomi Moore sang When ]
Grow Too Old To Dream
After the ceremony, which was
witnessed by a few close friends,
more than a hundred guests attend
ed the reception. The couple re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Of both races. Attorney Charles Ma
honey was general chairman. with
Fred Hart Williams. president OF
the D. NJ. A., as chairman Of the
entertainment.
Over $1,000 in war bonds and
stamps were sold, the largest con-
,ributor being Hiram Lodge of tic
F. and A. NJ. and the Order OF the
Eastern Star, who purchased Sl,c0O
and a $500 bond, respectively.
Frank L. lsby, chairman OF the
War Savings committee. the first
speaker, was presented by Chair
man Mahoney.
The highlights Of the program
were the numbers by the Eva Jessyc
choir. who sang and dramatized
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Doris Owens Jessie Bryant Patsy and Charla Whitby
Charles and Lois Johnson Ray Wheeler Margaret Ste
vens Harold Foster Dorothy Prestey James Reid Patsy
Phelps and Arthur immersion.
Put your patriotism to the fore ladies' Troop 24s I'M
der the leadership of Miss Alma Strong will collect Fats
for Defense saturday Oct a, from to pm on Beau,
ben. Hastings, Farnsworth Frederick Kirby, Ferry and
Palmer The cooperation of housewives will be greatly
appreciated
The Women's council which met in Chicago last week
and is headed by Mrs Mary Mcleod Behune. voted to
have paid secretary Wonder if the Job will 60 to Jean
eta WEIGH who has been with the local Womens Asso
citation Of clubs?
A large number Of Detroers know that Mrs. Char
Jotte Perry number business but Mrs. Per-
ry is equally efficient in the field Of culinary art Last
Sunday Dr. and Mrs Roy Perry had dinner guests at
their beautiful home in Windsor Mr. and Mrs j. f. Nc
Call and Miss Victoria Mccall. The delicious dinner
which Mrs Perry prepared. included many tempting dish
es such chicken hot biscuits homemade elies
the hostess had canned. After dinner, the Perrys took
their guest for a motor drive around the city.
Pretty Doris Am ssvS vice president Of the r. Co.
queen Of her club at he AKA mardi gras Oct 80 at
Naccabees ballroom.
Gertrude Bailey has been placed at the Higgenboth-
am school Nvonne Baker of Ann Arbor is in town
and is residing with Mrs Alice Benjamin Miss Baker
also IS teaching here.
Last week Dr. and Mrs. Hardy Harris of Cleveland
and their granddaughter 10 Lynn Robinson were visitors
II Detroit They met here By their son. Private Har-
dy Harris Of Fl. Custer.
The high school and college crowd had two ENJOYABLE
II Forest club which Of the girls Among
Of the skaters Janice and Norma Whitby Lawrence
Gibson Robert Williams Margaret Porter Elaine Fuller
Aurea Walton, Louise LOOMS. Helen Cuzzens Peter
Whitaker Lorenzo Hodo Ambrose Norris. Joan kennedy
Julian Wtherpoon, Doris Jean louletta Mason Barbara
Blair Juanita Turner Nema May. Peggy Burris, Corlis
Hunter. Rose Campbell, Vola Deoney and Leona Lucky
That same evening Patsy Whiby Halloween
party IN the basement recreation rooms at her oe' ai
loween olors. corn-staks pumpkins and lanterns turned
the basement festive Punch apple cider and
sandwiches were served Everyone played cards and
danced Among Patsy's guests Youetta Mason, Le
ona Lucky ola Deloney, Rose Campbell, Barbara Blair
Juanta Turner Nema May. Corlis Hunter. Janice and
Norma Whitbv Lawrence Gibson. Robert Williams, Am
brose Morris Joan Kennedy, Julian Wtherspoon Doris
Todd Henry Mccullough. Wesley Mason Jean Hill, Sally
Gle Jane and Betty Jackson, Chara Whitby Prince
Walker Cornelia and Geraldine Bledsoe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Mrs. Whltby the william. sur
prised his fans by being quite
out Of character. in that he drank
milk all evening while his as
sociates found more spirited bev-
erages. The Jake" OF the show
and Mr. Welch were also there
Several OF the stars under
studies were mingling with the
group and gave interesting hts
of Information about behind the
scenes"
The male guests were also quite
charmed by attractive Ethel Wise
who not only is member OF the
chorus. and an understudy OF
Clara but Is the tutor for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

with John Garth III as soloist; the
encore numbers were DRY Bones"
with Annabelle Ross as soloist, and
This Is Gods War Miss Helen
Dowdy directed the group. Jimmie
Waters of the cast sang 1T Amt
Necessarily So Eta Motion, star Of
the show, made brief remarks The
Detroit Negro Opera chorus sang
the "Habanera' from Bizet's Car
men with nellie Dobson Plante a.
soloist: Carrie Mae Wood played a
very fine instrumental solo; Their
esa Caver. Your Poet Friend
read a patriotic poem and Robert
Settles and William Hines dispensed
pleasing organ music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Mrs. Daniel wore gown Of white
tulle and carried bouque, Of sar-
denias and red rosebuds. She was
attended by her three sisters. Mrs.
Z. w. Gossett. the matron Of honor
Mrs. z NJ Grant and Mrs z. W.
Mitchell. Frank Grant assisted the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Claude Bar
nett, head Of the
Associated Negro
Press, and hus-
band of the star,
was also present.
NJ r. Coleman,
who portrays the
part Of Grown. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

IIRHIIUI entertainments.
A few Detroiters had a chance to
sip cocktails and meet and chat with
Eta Moten. Todd Duncan. Mr. Cole
man. Avon Long, and several Others ap.
pearing in the cast of "Porgy and Bex'
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitby Sunday evening after the show.
Miss Moten. striking in black
frock of black and red, with light silver
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
MARDI GRAs ARTIST

Leroy Smith, who, with his bril-
liant orchestra. will furnish his
special brand Of suave swing music
at the Third Annual Mardi Gras
ball given by the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Friday evening. oc-
tober 30th at the Maccabees ball
room.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
On Furlough

Sergeant James Jones. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anna +. Jones, OF
Gil East Blddle street. is home on
his first furlough from Fl. Sill.
Okla. He attended Jackson high
and Jackson Junior college and
wac employed by the Mira Rug
company and the Ryerson Haynes
company. before taking up the study
Of cmbalming which took him 10
West Virginia He entered the
Army from West Virginia. where
he was employed as an embalmer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
The Army Calls Westside
Gladiators

The Gladiators those peace time gallants Of the
westsde are Uncle Sans warriors.
The club was host last week to some of its many
friends and well-wshcrs their last affair for the dura
ton The affair given at Guild hall on Oct IT, with
Paul Fosters orchestra furnishing the music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Cast AndChoir Of "Porqy'
Entertained BY D. M. A.

On last Monday night the Detroit Association of Won
ems club house. members and friends of the Detroit Mu-
cans association had the pleasure of meeting and
versing with about fifteen members of the "Porgy and
Bess show at informal reception given by the DINA
in their honor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Bride-Elect Showered By
Mrs. Dick
BY GRACE THOMAS

The lovely and spacious home of Mr. and Mrs Thad
deus Dick, of King avenue the beautiful scene of
miscellaneous shower last Sunday Oct 49, The affair was
elect ~' '0 O'iNS-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Couple Repeats Vows On
18th Anniversary
By MARION COLEMAN

Mr. and Mrs Horace Daniel celebrated their twenty
fs>h wedding anniversary Saturday, Oct II with a
ceremony and reception az their home Ford avenue.
The Rev Mr. Holmes who married the couple twenty-five
ware 90 ohiciated a service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
DANCE AT YWCA

The first dance Of the Phyllis
wheatley Triangle was held last
Friday evening at the YWCA.
Friends and parents attended. Re-
freshments were in charge Of Bar
bara Cowper. Alberta Poole. Car
lene Cobbs and Marion Cotton
Marion shanklin is president; Pa
tricia Dunger, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

More Chan $4,000 Bonds
Sold At DMA RdlIu

Very successful the Inter-Racial Musical War
Bond rally last Sunday afternoon at the Detroit Institute of
Arts under the auspices of the Detroit Musicians associa
ton cooperating with the s. Treasury InterRacia
rnittee. The auditorium nearly filed with members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

band was diamond wrist watch. Jessica
Cole also celebrated on Tuesday. Peggy
Johnson and Odalie Harmon celebrated
their natal days on Oct 3. with joint par
". Oct l6 was Mrs. Harold Johnson S
birthday. She celebrated with theater
party, al which Tales of Manhattan were
seen. Later the party went to the Congo
for the show. In the group were: DR.. Har-
old Johnson. who gave his wife dozen
I'd Mrs. Horace Johnson and DR.. and Mrs.
Saturday was Ulysses Boykin's birthday, so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

metallic ornaments al the shout
ders and on the black jersey cock
tail snood she wore. was her us
ual fascinating and charming
self
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
The Charles Dhltbys Feb
'Porgy and Bcss" Cast

Whenever the glamorous Eta Moten star Of star
and screen is in town. she is always the cause OF some d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
By The Little Corporal

There are plenty of birthday celebrations this month.
Tuesday Mrs r. L. Bradbys birthday and her gift
from her husband was diamond wrist watch Jessica
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

rell. L. Hill. Mary Bray and Leila
Mae Hendricks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Claude Harvard and Reva Woods at the Three
CSC. Saturday was also Leota's birthday.
The party given by Ed Harmon and Har-
old Gregg al ESQ Alger. last week turned out TO
be great success. Some present included Dor
othy and Sam Mays. Henry and Pat McCul-
lnuch Vivian Mnnltrin Thomas HigCenhotham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
St.J I! o.s's!;p
ASPIRIN wv
xoptn.s LARGEST SELLER -
hit THAT RHEUMATIC ll'
RIGHT WHERE It H9Rl|
And look at the Silrer n, Li"''
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Nogales international., 1942-05-29

September 8. Announcing no spe-
cial planks for labor, farmers, husi-
ness, etc., Mr.. Jennings instead call
ed for production for victory, not
for profit.
Every American today, no mat
ter what his occupation, social or
political affiliation," Mr.. Jennings
said, wants most of all to win this
war. Profits as usual must be re-
jected. The stranglehold of produc-
ton and patent monopolies must be
broken. War necessitates "a hours
a day, seven days week production,
full use of ships and railroads for
war transportation, full use of hui
man resources without discrinnna-
ton against any race, color or
creed"
mo quibbling over income must
be allowed to interfere with war pro-
duction. Most Americans have never
seen a hundred dollar bill and never
will. and heartily approve an income
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Nogales international., 1942-05-29
Coronado Group
On Trip
To Mexico City

Errcute to Mexico City where they
will spend about three weeks in con-
nection with the part the Mexican
government will play in erection Of
q Coronado monument on the inter-
national line between Nogales and
Bisbee, Mrs R. T. (Bob) Jones, wife
of the former governor, and party
Of other prominent Arizonans, New
MeXicans, and Washingtonians,
passed through here Wednesday.
They we're accompanied from
Phoenix to Nogales by Mr.. Jones,
who is candidate for governor this
year
Included in the party were Mrs
Foster Rockwell, owner of the Hotel
Adams at Phoenix; Odd Halsted Of
Pueblo Grande, famous historian;
Hillory Tolson of the National Park
Service at Washington, DC, and
wife; Sam Weems of the National
Park Service in New Mexico, and
wife; DR.. Aubrey Neasham and wife
of Santa F'e, NM, and DR.. Herbert
Bolton of the University of Arizona,
noted historian.
Nogales international., 1942-05-29

Iuke. having been appointed in
June, 1899 The law provides that
thie appointment is valid only until
the following election, and Peterson
ran last year and was elected to
serve Until January /, 1943. at which
time Mr.. Luke'S term will have eX-
pired. Peterson now seeks a full
term in his own right.
The law of Arizona sets up defin-
ite qualifications for State Tax Com
missioner. and Peterson feels he is
qualified by long training and ex-
perience A successful businessman,
he is and has been for many years
a heavy taxpayer. Fer 35 years he
has been secretary treasurer OF Ar
lington Canal Company, the only
irrigation system in Arizona without
a bonded indebtedness. He owns his
own cattle ranch on the Gila below
Buckeye, and is a charter member
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Nogales international., 1942-05-29

Treasurer, subject to the will of the
voters at the Democratic primary on
September 9Th.
Brush who is now in his eighth
year as Maricopa County Assessor,
mas won himself wide popularity by
the efficient manner in which he has
conducted his post. and his genuine
sincerity in all his dealings with the
public.
A native of Ohio, where he spent
his early life, Brush has been in
Arizona since 1917 and has, during
the greater part Of that time, been
active in public affairs. He is mar
ried, the father of one boy and re-
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Nogales international., 1942-05-29
Prize For Person
Naming Rancho
Grande Ballroom

Rancho Grande, famous guest
ranch just a short distance north of
Nogales, and now open for the sum-
r1er fer the first time, wants name
for its ballroom and will give $5
defense stamp as a prize for the
name selected
The contest closes at midnight
neXt Tuesday. June 2, and all replies
should be addressed to the Rancho
Grande Guest Ranch. NogaleS. Ari-
zona.
1--WE want q name appropriate tor
this part CT the country. something
Spanish or pertaining to the West, :
Mrs. Winnie Myrick. manager. said
Yesterday, and added 'all names
must be in writing and in case two
or more persons send in the same
name finally selected the one leceiv-
ed first will win the prize. II no
name is received that we deem is
suitable we reserve the right to name
the ballroom ourselves"
Rancho Grande's ballroom which
is the scene of a dance each Satur-
Gay night from 9 to and to which
the public is cordially invited, now
is lot cozier since installation OF
lights on the tables, in place OF
ceiling lights. Music for dancing is
furnished by local orchestra.
Dinner is served at Rancho
6irande each evening from $50 te
&
Nogales international., 1942-05-29
Interesting
Pictures In
Belts Office

While in Phoenix the first CT the
week the editor of the Nogales IN
ternational saw large and inter-
esting collection of pictures at the
statehouse.
It was in the office of Corpora
ton Commissioner Amos A. Belts
where approximately 200 pictures OF
prominent men, friends for many
years of the popular commissioner,
adorn the foun walls.
Included in the group were photo
graphs of the late Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall, who used to
winter near Phoenix; Former United
States Senator Ralph Cameron, For
mer President Warren Harding, For
mer National Democratic Chairman
James Farley, President P. G. Beck
ett of the Phelps Dodge, and Jack
Frye, now president of TWA and
who has the honor of having recelv7
ed the first license ever issued for
commercial flying in the United
States.
The gallery intrigues all who visit
Mr.. Bets office and all of the pic
lures came unsolicited.
Mr.. Belts, who is a member OF the
Board of trustees of Phoenix Union
High School, settled at Phoenix on
January 21. 1908.
Nogales international., 1942-05-29

tiOn.
Committees in charge of arrange
Mr.. Hunt, who is married and the
ments were announced this week as
fellows:
Rodeo: c. L. Darlington, chair
man; John Jones, George Bercich,
Bob Hale, Alvie Adams, c. H. Ad-
ans. Gordon Cooper, Clancy VOL
lard, N. E. Clark, Tom Heady,
Blain Lewis, Ed Echols, Melville
Haskell, Hi Sorrells.
Rodeo clerks: O. H. Oldfather,
Fuel Nave. William Creamer.
Grounds: Dave Jeffcott, chair
man; G. L. Darlington, Charles Da-
Wis, Roland Larimore.
Prizes: Phil Capin, chairman;
Duane Bind, Blain Lewis.
Races: Clancy Wollard, chairman;
Melville Haskell, r. C. Locke, Blain
Lewis. Alvie Adams.
Barbecue: r. C. Blabon, chair
man; G. H. Martin, O. H. Oldfather
Hi Sorrells, G.. j. Bible, Ed LIE Cen
DIRE, Tom Heady, ST Swyers.
Horse show officials: Capt. John
Healey, manager; Lt.-Col S. NJ.
Prouty, military representative; Col.
H. Watson, ring master; William
Creamer, clerk; Neil Carr, assistant
clerk; Bob Hale, assistant manager;
Cyril Forsyth, paddock master; C. L..
Darlington, assistant paddock mas
ter; Jake Myers, announcer.
The rodeo will be held July and
horse show July 5. On Saturday
night, July 4, there will be dance
at the fair grounds.
Nogales international., 1942-05-29
S25O,OOO FUND SET UP IN NEW
BUDGET FOR COMPLETION
OF ROAD TO Fl. HUACHUCA
Largest Amount Ever Budgeted For Road Work In
Santa Cruz County; Twenty Five Miles
To Be Rebuilt Entirely

Early completion of high
grade, paved highway between
Patagonia and Fort Huachuca
loomed as certainty today fol-
lowing announcement by the Ari-
zOna highway commission that
S250,000 had been set up in the
new 1942-43 budget for that
route.
The commission set aside $50, 900
! or completion of the stretch of road
between Patagonia and Sonoita,
Sl5O,O0O for the route between Son
oita and the Santa Cruz-Cochise
county lire and $4,000 for the sec
ton between the county line and the
entrance to the fort.
Of this amount approximately
$500, 600 was budgeted for work
on the section of the road that
lies in Santa Cruz County. Of
ficialS here said it was the larg-
est amount ever budgeted for
road work in this county.
With the completion Of the work
on this highway Nogales and Fort
Huachuca will also be connected by
a paved road as the Nogales-P -Pata-
gonia route is already oiled The IL
mile stretch from the intersection Of
state highway 81, that runs from
Nogales to Tombstone, and the road
leading south into the Fort Huachu-
ca military reservation, is likewise
already paved.
Considerable expenditure will be
necessary on the Patagonia Fort
Huachuca route as approximately 2s
miles of the read must be rebuilt
entirely. In addition to funds pro-
vided by the state highway depart
ment considerable equipment, ma
terials and labor will be furnished
by the Works Progress Administra-
ton.
1t is the intention of the high
way department to complete the
Fort Huachuca highway in its
entirety during the 1942-43 fiscal
year, Sam Dysart, resident en-
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father of two children. was born in
Kentucky He has resided in Arizona
for the past thirty years where he
attended the local schools and re-
ceived his college education.
1.-TWO years ago when I announced
my candidacy for State Treasurer.
said Mr.. Hunt, II made only one
promise to the voters of Arizona.
That promise was that 1 would al
ways strive to do my very best to
retain the votes of confidence they
gave me- With that thought in mind
I have conscientiously administered
the duties of my office.
This year, ec.ain make but one
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