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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

XII nosijo inne Anton sabec, u
rednik Enakopravnosti. Maj sc
zglasi ma 6723 st. Clair Ave-, v
gostilni Antona Luzarja.
&c tole I'VE mas major Lau-
sche, da irano jako slabo po-
strezbo strit-karami ma st.
Clairju, DO gotovo rekel, da mo-
ra biti "a "war Workers" bolj-
sa postrezba. Tole bodo zvedeli
tudi nasi councilman.
DR.. Kernu so povedali, da 80
Sc clani pri nekemu hrvatske-
mu drustvu borili, de! SO ga IL
volili "a zdravnika. Ker pa nj
bill nobeden clan bolan, nj torej
mic pomagalo MENU.
Pa Sc tole mi je povedal, da
:ie bill tisti Slovenski kongres
najboljsi zato, ker je poleg soci-
ialista lahko sedel tudi republi-
kanec in demokrat. s:'
Vidite, tale kolona ina tudi
"pull." Ko sem zadnjic zapisal
kupite bonde, pravin, je Mr.. Joe
Centa Addison Rd. nitro zdrs-
nil ma E. 63 st. banko in kupil
"a S2CO bondov. Dobro, pravim!
Joe Pograjc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

To Sc mi je zdelo potrebno,
Ga pojasnim n2~odu, ker mora
to Vedeti. Skusa sem biti kra-
tex, zato sem morda Gem ne
jasen. Toda vse bonn pocasi po-
Jasnil. kongres me je izvolil "a
tajnika, toraj najbolj odgovor-
no mesto "a vse delo ASS. Od-
goVornost Sc pa lahko komu ma
lozi, toda &c Sc ga ne podpira
kako maj jo nosi. Ne strasim Sc
della, sal je deio moi edini Sport
tudi danes. Toda &c ste me Two
Iii "a svojega hlapca pri na-
roonem delu, morate vsi delati
Il odborom in tsjnikom, XII
Vrsl samo delo "a vas. Kolikor
Vec bo dobil podpore, toliko veG
uspehov. l..
Ponovim pa, ako Sc ne bo iz-
pelJala dobra organizacija, cd.
klan5am Re danes vsako odgo.
vornost "a vse delo tajnistva
ker DO uspehov malo.
K sklepu Sc veselo novice, da
Je justicni department v Wash.
lngtonu danes Is. decembra mas
Ameriski Slovenski Svet ze po
trdil, registriral in imamo VISA
dovoljenja Wade "a nase poslo.
vanje. Sedaj je to dovoljenje da.
no zacasno brez formalnosti, k
Sc bodo pa izvrsile pozneje, ke
Sc vse delo uredi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
MOVE ZRTVE

Po zasedenjh dezelah pobiajo nasiln oblastnki kar
naAej. Nenijo da bodo xvi udus odpor, toda narodu
II ]2o mar zvlena, Danes ziy Gu 4seh roiakov ista
mise, katero je zrekel gorensi zupan Finzgarjevi
1e1 "Na$a Eni': bolj5e sr1t kot tako zivljenje...
Rosenberg; HitleljeV prosveni minister je one dni
spet grozl Trdil je da Nemc poznajo &amo zaveznie
Tsti narod, kater nocejo til mimi lot zaveznki bodo
ztrebjen. Poljakom SO sodil rarodno s1nrt do leta
1852 Tedai mora biti konec polskega naroda soven-
s:ega obsodili na Sc boj kratek rok..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Ma moi ofic
je prislo par
paketov K r i T.
mus DreZentOV,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Mole misIi po kongresu

Sc pa rojaki odlocili "a skupno,
pa t,rdi prav.
Da povem konkreten slucaj:
Prisla je pred odbor "a resolu-
cije tudi resoluclja, da Sc pri-
poroea >ameriskim Slovencem
molitev in sicer veliki petek maj
bi bill dan motive. Odbor je bill
" tezavah, kaj maj naredi. Ven
dar, da ne bi prislo do kakega
nesporazuma, je odbor uredil S
predlagateljem, da je resolucijo
umaknil. Dvotirni sistem orga-
nizacije bo to premostil.
In takih slucajev bo vedno
vec in vec, kolikor blizji DO ko-
nee vojne in Sc bodo razmere
razvijale. Partizanstvo, komuni-
zem, i. DIR. so stvari, ma katere
imamo tudi mi ameriski Sloven-
ci zelo razlicne gledanje, XII pa
bodo prisle nujno pred mas. &c
bono imeli dvotirno organiza-
clio, jih DO vsaka stran po svo-
je resevala, ker v tenn gotovo
ne bono prisli do enotnega mis-
ljenja.
9. Popolnoma pravilno je
kongres uredil, da tvorijo u
redniki in urednice slovenskih
listov nekako svet "a sc. &c ho-
cemo doseGi prave uspehe, mora
nase casopisje v vaznih vpra.
sanjih nastopiti enotno, mora
stati "a ASS enodusno. &c be
ASS zastopal drugacno mnenje
l1akor ga DO casopisje razsirjalc
in branilo, potem Sc bono sa
mo osmesili. Casopisi so usta
skozl katera govori narod. NJ
smemo pozabiti, da kakor nass
vlada, tako Wade zaveznikov il
sovraznikov zelo pazno slede pi
saw nash listov in Sc vse paz
no in skrbno registrira. Vsak;
stevilka ysakega lista Sc preGi
ia ma zelo velikih in zelo vpliv
= nih mestih. Delajo Sc tedensk;
, porotila IL njih "a visoke urad'
nase Wade. Kdor hodi po ma
I sih uradih sc ne DO mogel ma
cuditi, kako so ii uradi natan
enc pouceni o vsem kar Sc met
nami plSe in godi.
, zato ako ne DO ASS svet do
bill nasem casopisju podpore
ako Gasopisje ne DO sledilo ME
goVemu vodstvu, vsak slucaj n
. presojalo tako, kakor ga DO A
Z SIS, je vse nase delo zastonj.
. Vsak urednik zato sprejem
nase veliko odgovornost "a vsal
: clanek, XII ga priobci in kako g
: priobci. 0 vsaki vazni stvar:
0 tudi O javni osebi, predno Sc
: Mi pise ali dobro ali slabo, ma
: bi Sc pref posvetovalo, da DO "a
sopisje enako pisalo in enak
: sodilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
REV. K. ZAKRAJSEK +:
vi.

o~AJS" j. J f'~SA A~~, Se@AAS ES
trebna, da 81 JAZZ ne morem mi
sliti kakega uspeha' brez ME. To
sem povedal v predkongresnih
clankih, in ma tenn stoj Jim tudi
danes. Brez te organizacije JAZZ
ze danes odklanjam vsako od-
govornost "a 1neuspehe nasega
della, XII so nujni. Ko je bill ma
kongresu ia referat ma vrsti,
sem bill pri posebni seji odbora
"a resolucije. Zacudil sem Sc,
ko sem pozneje izvedel, da Sc
nj sklenila, temvec, da Sc je
sklenilo samo imenovati po A
meriki 40 pomoznih odbornikov,
nekako sirsi odbor ASS. V vsa-
XII naselbini moramo imeti vsaj
emo podruznico, in sicer kolikor
najvec mogoce. &c sc lie maj
mani 6 rojakov zdruzi, maj bi
bilo ze dovolj "a podruznico.
zakaj?
l. Treba DO iskati in najti do
Volj financnih sredstev "a to
delo. ASS mora dobiti svojo pi-
sarno in sicer ma vsak nacin v
Washingtonu, da smo vedno v
tesni zvezi z naSo vlado in da
mas ina vlada vedno takoj ma
razpolago, ko mas DO potrebova-
la.
Ia tako pisarno DO pa tisot
dolarjev komaj dovolj ma me.
sec.
Treba DO izdajati vsaj bule'
tin, kakor je povedal predsed
mix kongresa Mr.. Cainkar in je
zbornica odobravala. To stane
Treba DO brozuric in okroznic
Use to stane.
Ako in1amo veliko podruznic
ne. DO tezko dobiti teh svot
zato je potrebnih cim najveG
da je toliko vec delavcev.
Treba propaganda po vsel
naselbinah, pri lokalnem anne
riskem casopisju. ASS mora We
deti, kaj Sc pise po listih po A
meriki in mora imeti izsecke i
njih. Kako maj jih dobi sama
TIE podruznice bi 81 razdelile de
10 in bi pomagale odboru.
Treba informirati nase poll
tike, kongresnike in senatorj
vseh drzav. Tu morejo naive
doseci samo njihovi volilci p
drzavah in okra jih.
Pridejo slucaji, ko DO pc
trebnih najmanj 500 telegra
NOV ma pristojna mesta. Kak
maj jih organiziramo, &c nina
mo nocne organizacije "a sc
boj?
Treba pojasnjevati rama te
koca Vprasanja, treba, da dob
mo mnenje naroda, ker hocem
delati samo z narodom "a na
rod. Bulletin bono mogli pos
ljat sano podruznicam, XII g
bodo potem pri sestankih prec
tale in Sc o vsebini pogovorilt
: Iiskati jih toliko, da bi jih dc
bil vsak ameriski Slovenec, n
DO slo. In vendar je popoln
informacija vseh ameriskih Sic
vencev O vseh vprasanjih nujn
potrebna, zee hocemo njjih sedc
: lovanja.
Z. Priprava "a bodoci kor
gres. kako bodo priprave ola
sane, ako bono imeli izpeljan
organizacijo. Podruznice bod
poslale svoje delegate in skrbt
! lie tudi, da sc jim financno pt
! maga sal potnini stroski. Pt
/ slale bodo na kongres pray
moze in zene, take, XII Sc zan
majo "a politiko in XII so zmozl
in tudi pripravljeni delati.
8. In ia organizacija NOR
biti izpeljana dvotirno. ze n
kongresu so Sc pokazale pok
: katere je sicer mocna VOLTA pr
magala in takoj preprecila, q
smo sli slozno naprej. Vide1o /
Je pa, da trajno tako ne bo 81
ce hocerno slogo ohraniti. P,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
SKR T

To boste Sc
dajle zopet zija-
Ii! Kaj Sc je
zgodilo ma st.
Clairju o Kriz-
musu? Nasenu
Fricu Medenu je
nekdo wei suk-
MO in ocala
spodaj " Narod-
nem dOmu. NaJ
prinese n a z a j,
pravi, &c je wei
po ponoti. Raw.
no tako pravi
August Kuznik,
XII je tudi tam
izgubil sveder in
ocala.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
l6 Leaving For
Induction
Center Jan. Is

Sixteen men will comprise the
first selective service group leaving
here in 1943 for the arny's induc-
tion center at Phoenix.
Induction orders were issued yes
terday to the following who are to
leave for Phoenix January 13:
Joe Nicholas Pierson, Arturo
Rodriguez Santa Maria, Jose Gal
indo, Delmar William Lord, Rodol-
TO Alvarado Heredia, Francisco
Diaz Fuentes, Juan Reynoso, Ro-
bert Otto ziegler, Francisco Alcan-
tar, Ramon Robles Ochoa, John
Wilson Miller, Armando GaStellum
Elias, James Henry Williams,
Carlos Alvarez de la Fuente, Ralph
William Burk and Alex Durazo, Jr.,
the latter a transferee in here from
Mesa where he registered for selec-
tive service.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Formal Opening
Of Silver Saddle
Stables Soon

Made out of rock picked up from
surrounding hills, the new Silver
Saddle Stables, in the rear of
Rancho Grande, are nearing COM
pletion and formal opening will be
held in January, it was announced
this week by Red Myrick.
Lawn and trees are to be set out
in front of the stables which will
contain 35 horses to be rented to
hotel guests and the public in gen.
eral.
The new stables have a small bar,
a "silver saddle clubroom," a large
saddle room, and packing equip
ment fer "a people including beds,
silk tents, air mattresses and large
silk kitchen tents. Real cowboys
are employed by Rancho Grande as
guides.
Holiday dances will be held at
Rancho Grande Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights each week dur
ing the holidays.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
New Year Eue
FrO[ic At
EIks Ballroom

Yes, there will be a New Year eve
frolic at the Elks Club Thursday,
December 81.
For awhile it appeared the annual
affair, which has been held each
year since the repeal of pohibition
ten years ago, would have to be
cancelled because of a lack of
music.
This week, F1ack Miner and Lloyd
Ledford, committee in charge of the
frolic, announced they had managed
to hire an orchestra in Tucson. so
there will be big doings in the Elks
Club on New Years eve. Inciden-
tally the Elks ballroom and also
the recreation room downstairs have
been extensively remodeled the past
few weeks.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Brother, Sister
Re-United
After SO Years

Fifty long years ago, City Alder
man j. E. Figueras left his native
land of Spain.
Leaving his birthplace as boy
of 13 he set out on trip to dis
tant lands which eventually brought
him to the United States 40 years
ago, to Patagonia in 1911, and No
gales on Nov. 1, 1911.
One of the relatives he told good
bye in far away Spain in 1892 was
a sister, Miss Maria Figueras, who
then was little girl Of 4 or 5 years
of age, and now, after half CEN
tury, brother and sister are re-
united.
Miss Figueras left Spain three
months ago, arrived in Mexico City
Sept. 16, and in Nogales, Sonora,
last week.
Her brother is now trying to ar
range for immigration papers that
will allow her to- cross the border
into the United States.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Christmas Program
At Sacred
Heart Church

Following is the Christmas pro-
gram at Sacred Heart Church:
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnier1 mass with Msgr. Louis
Duval celebrating.
Recessional: Silent Night, FIR.
Cruher. Art A. Montani.
Oefertory: Adeste Fideles, Ira
ditional Melody.
Communion: Tollite Hostias, C.
Saen Saenz.
Mass: by R. c. Smith.
Interpreted by the Choir organ
lied by K of G. Nogales Council.
Tenors: Thomas Amanda, Ralph
Gonzalez, Edmundo Puchi, Fran
cisco Noriega, Jesus Nava, Gilbertc
Noriega, Rodolfo Vega.
Bases: Florencio Acosta, PFC
James Apostolos, Alfredo Puchi, AL
berto Puchi, Dawes Kauam, Enrique
Valencia.
Soloist: PFC. James Apostolos.
Organist: Julio Arias.
CHRISTMAS DAY
Masses at 9 am. and IL am.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Christmas Chimes
TO Be Heard
From Church Tower

The sound of Christmas chimes
will be heard in Nogales this year.
The famous Cloister Bell En-
semble, a Sunday morning feature
of the National Broadcasting Com
pany for over four years, will play
q series CT Christmas music by
electrical transcription for the citi-
zens of Nogales.
The rlus;c will be produced by
means of a public address system
rom the tower of Sacred Heart
Church.
The program will begin with
America The Beautiful" and
America" to remind us that we
Americans are blessed with freedom
vFile others must welcome the IN
1t Jesus this year in suffering,
g. in some instances in secrecy.
Onward Christian Soldiers" and
Faith Of Our Fathers" will follow
20 make us appreciate the fact that
only by our adherence to and prac-
tice of the principles of Christ, the
Prince Of Peace, can we hope to
overcome the pagan barbarity Of
our enemies and restore peace to
the worlf
The + al number will be the TIE
Deum, sung in English. The TIE
Deun IS the Catholic hymn of
thanksgiving. Certainly it will ex-
pI eS5 for all of us our heartfelt
thanks to God for being Americans
and for the privileges which we en-
JOY as citizens of these United
States.
Frank Carroon is in change of the
program which will begin one hour
before midnight Christmas eve. The
public address system and the
transcriptions are furnished by the
Carroon Mortuary.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
NOGALES HALLS NEW TARIFF
CUTS AS CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Trade Agreement Signed By United States, Mexico
Cuts Tomato Duties In Half And Removes
Quotas On Cattle

barriers to peace time COM
merce.
The new agreement opens the
way to greater wartime exchange
of goods at this important border
port it came as Christmas
present to- Nogales, shopping center
for the great West Coast of Mexico.
The United States obtained tariff
reductions on 76 items while the
duties on 127 others we're frozen at
present levels. In return more than
so items exported to the United
States by Mexico are affected by
the agreement.
Concessions BY Mexico
Among the concessions made by
Mexico are the freeing of the pres
ent duty on automobiles, trucks and
tractors of which Mexican purchases
in 1910 amounted to $685. 900; and
reduction of SO per cent on the
duty on machinery and appliances,
of which the United States supplied
10 per cent of MeXicC's imports in
1910 valued at 81 1895 900.
Other reductions came on: wheat
40 pen cent; lard 21.7 per cent; re-
frigerators 20 per cent; radios and
radio equipment II per cent.
Many items vital to the war fig
ure in the concessions made by the
United States and Mexico and sig
nificantly the pact removes all
quotas on the importation of crude
petroleum and fuel Gil at the frozen
rate Of one-fourth cent per gallon.
Tomatoes And Cattle
Other United States concessions
include: lead, so per cent reduc-
ton; zinc so per cent; tomatoes so
per cent; huaraches or woven SAN
dals so per cent; removal of quotas
On cattle imports; freezing of rates
on many other items important in
Mexico's export trade.
In November, 1941, the two coun-
tries arrived at a broad overall set
tlement of long standing differ
enceS.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

Wounded in action when a
transport on which he was trav-
cling was attacked by Japa-
nese submarine in the Pacific,
2nd 1t. James j. Itule, 27, for
mer Nogales mail carrier, left
Monday for an army hospital
on the Pacific coast following
three-day visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Itule.
Itule suffered three wounds in
the left leg when struck by machine
gun bullets fired from the coming
tower of the submarine just before
the underseas craft sank. He is
well on the road to recovery and ex-
poets to be back in active duty
shortly.
Describing the attack, Itule flatly
refused to allow for publication any
details that might divulge scene OF
the hair-raising experience that
almost cost him his lie.
"The transport, conveyed by a
destroyer, was suddenly torpedoeo
(but not sunk) by the submarine, .
he said. Then, the sub submerged
but quickly came back to the sur
face after the destroyer dropped
depth bombs.
THE four or five members of the
submarine crew began machine
cunning us from the vessels con-
ming tower, then, crippled by Amer
lean gunfire, the underSeas' craft
took a final plunge to the bottom
of the Pacific.
LAS she went down the Jap
crew struggled in the water. We
threw out lifelines but the Japs
refused to grab hold and swan
away to a watery grave. They
apparently preferred to drown
rather than to be taken prison.
er."
Itule, better known to his host of
friends as Jimmy" joined the
army Dec. Is, 1941. He was first
stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, then
Camp Roberts, California; and
later at Fort Benning, Ca, where
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Christmas Day.

Started back in 1925, this activity
Of the local fraternal organization
has been carried on since then
every year The Knights gather
funds by means of raffles. soliciting
donations from merchants and bust
ness men, staging amateur plays
and other devices, and then dis
tribute their gifts among 300 fami-
lies in Ambos Nogales.
eve are very glad" said spokes-
man for the committee yesterday,
"to be able to celebrate Christmas
by bringing little cheer into the
homes Of people who otherwise
would not have the means of cele-
brating the day.
1T is very inspiring at the same
time to feel the spirit of cooperation
and good will among all of our fel-
low citizens who either by direct
donations or by helping our activi-
ties, enable us to carry on this good
work with the degree of success
which we have had for all these
years.
The committee in charge of the
Christmas Tree this year is COM
posed Of Enrique Torres, chairman;
and the following members: Rt. Rev
MonsigrCr L. Duval. Julio Arias,
Fortunate Mazon, Manuel j. Mar
tinez, Ralph Gonzalez, Alberto
Puchi, Frank Noriega and Alfredo
Puchi.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Less Need This
Year For
Xmas Baskets

Christmas 1912! Coming as
it does SO close on the heels of
the first anniversary of that
date which will live in infamy''
it presents some interesting
highlights.
Local workers On the annual
Community Christmas activity com
nittee have unearthed some inter
esting facts and some minor Stun
bling blocks.
For example, the baskets this
year will contain no coffee, nc
sugar and no meats. The job OF
fin ng suitable substitutes has been
ahly handled by the Junior Wom-
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Nogales international., 1942-12-25
LIEUTENANT ZENIZO
HERE ON FURLOUGH

Gerald H. Zenizo who was COM
missioned a second lieutenant of
the horse cavalry at Fort Riley,
Kansas, is spending a Christmas
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. r. zenizo, Walnut street
and Arroyo boulevard. Zenizo en-
tered the army April 7th and was
commissioned on Dec. II. He will
be here until Dec. %.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Christmas At
St. Andrews
Church

Christmas services will begin in
st. Andrews Church Christmas eve
at II o'clock with the singing of
Christmas carols by the entire con-
gregation, led by the church choir.
The choral eucharist will begin
just before midnight and will be
over sometime before / am. Christ
mas day. The sung eucharist serv-
ice is by Moritz E. Schwarz and
the Anthem, while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night, -
is by R. S. Morrison. St. Andrew S
choir consists of sixteen carefully
selected and we'll trained voices of
adult men and women.
There will also be celebration of
the holy communion in ST. An
drew's Church Christmas Day at 10
am. Members of the recently con-
firmed confirmation class who did
not make their first communion St.
Thomas Day, will make their first
communion at this celebration.
Saturday, December 26th, being
st. Stephens Day, there will be a
celebration of the holy communion
at 10 am. Members of the upper
school Of St. Andrews Church will
meet with Miss Jund, Mrs Atwood
and Mrs. Wadsworth, Saturday
morning at II o'clock for final re-
hearsal of the Christmas pageant
to be given by the school, Holy
Innocents Day, December %, at
7:30 pm.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Writ Cauannaugh
Hurt In
Auto Accident

Writ Cavannaugh, about IA or Is
years Of age, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Cavannaugh edna Bowman)
of Chula Vista, California, formerly
of Nogales, suffered broken ankle
and other injuries in an automobile
accident near Chula Vista Tuesday
night, according to word received
here by his grandfather, Writ G.
Bowman.
A boy friend of young Cavan-
naugh was more seriously hurt. He
suffered a broken vertebra and a
broken jaw.
The car TUNED over three times.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Eleven Soldiers
Leave For
Fort Macarthur

A group of eleven soldiers left
Wednesday for the aruny's reception
center at Fort Macarthur, Califor-
MIA.
In the group we're Tom Wood
house. Henry G.. Arana, William
Ramsey. Hector F. Terrazas, Fran
els A. Grijalva, Lorento M. Tapia,
Jesus R. Contreras, FREDERICK M.
Castillo, Manuel v. Lopez, Alfonso
M. Garcia and Martin Mohrdieck,
Jr., the latter a selective service
transferee here from San Diego.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Big Transport AT
Local Airport

A 570-horsepower, 14-passenger
Pan American AirlineS' transport
plane is undergoing extensive re-
pairs at the Nogales international
Airport and as soon as the job is
completed it will fly to Honduras.
Harry Brann of the Nogales
Welding & Machine Shop is super
vising the work which includes,
among other things, changing the
the wheel spindles over from high
pressure tires to balloons and in
stalling high pressure brakes.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Gifts To Be Distributed By Knights OF
Columbus Christmas Afternoon
From Tree At Sacred Heart School

The knights of Columbus
Christmas Tree will be held
again this year as it has been
held continuously for the past
eighteen years.
The distribution of gifts to
the needy families OF the DOr-
der, consisting of food, clothing.
and other useful articles, will
take place as in former years at
the Sacred Heart School, be-
ginning at pm. on Friday,
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Rotary Club To
Meet At Cavern

Beginning January 8 the Nogales
Rotary Club will meet each Friday
noon at the Cavern Cafe in Nogales,
Sonora.
Account of the difficulty in get
ting food, the Methodist women
who served the noon-day luncheons
for many years at the church and
later in the Montezuma Hotel, de-
cided last week they could no longer
prepare the meals.
There will be no Rotary meetings
until after the holidays.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Christmas Posada
At Tropical Gardens

The Mexican Christmas Posad0
to be given by the Tropical Gar-
dens for four nights beginninq
Christmas eve is attracting cor
siderable ettention on both 81 es ot
the border nereS
James Kyriakes, manag r The
Cavetf md the Tropical tr'lel
says t J.. the posada is a revlva
the borden of the old-fashios
Mexican Christmas. 50
Mexican foods and NO
amount of liquids will be sd c
each of the four nights.
On Christmas night there VI be
a special dinner and a new kol
show
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Matched Horse
Race At
Patagonia Jan. l

There will be a matched horse
Years day between mares owned
race in Patagonia at 2 pm. New
by Blain Lewis and Lonnie Hunt.
Distance to be nun is quarter of
a mile.
For further information inquire
at Dawson's Place in Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Bomber Parts
Manufactured
In Nogales

Aluminium parts for bombers be-
ing manufactured by Consolidated
Aircraft Corporation at Tucson are
being made by the Nogales Welding
& Machine Shop, Harry Brann
owner.
The aircraft company ships the
aluminium to Brann and he ma
chimes it into parts for the big
bomberS.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Little Outfit To
Give Christmas
Party On Dec. 29

The Little Outfit in San Rafael
Valley issued invitations Wednesday,
for a Christmas party to be held at
8 pm. Tuesday. Dec %, at the
Patagonia Woman's Club.
Games. Chr str1aS o@rr'~, dancing
and refreshments will highlight the
evening.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
$114O.98 In Red
Cross Treasury

The Santa Cruz County chapter
of the American Red Cross had
balance on hand of $114098 De-
cember l, according to a financial
statement released Wednesday.
The statement showed receipts
and expenditures for each month
since June of this year.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
RETURNS
MANY HAPPY

Buddy Diehl, Dec. IA.
anita Serino, Dec. 81.
R. E. Hyde, Dec. %.
Louis Eppstein, Dec. 25.