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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
ESCAIADA BROTHERS, BIG
WHOLESALE HOUSE, BORN
FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Founded Oct. 16, 1892 By Late Manuel And Leocadia
Escalada; Widow And Three Sons Of Manuel
Now Conducting Business

sacrifices followed for the two
young Spaniards who kept on in
creasing the size of their establish
ment until 1902 when they took
over a big store building in the
same Morley avenue but across the
street from their original location
left vacant by New Orleans con-
Germ which had operated in Nogales
for several years but decided to
discontinue business at that time.
The Escalada brothers, of course,
were renting the place as in their
original location, but in 1914 they
finally purchased their new large
location and kept on buying prop
erty in the rear of their store
building for warehouse purposes,
thus acquiring the property where
their large warehouse now stands at
the corner of international street
and Nelson avenue.
RETURNS TO SPAIN
One of the partners, Leocadio
Escalada, was forced by i'll health
to go back to Spain in 1906 but Don
Manuel Escalada, as he was by then
known to all of his fellow citizens
in Nogales, continued to run and
enlarge the business right up to the
date of his untimely death on June
6, 1927 when a heart attack cut
short his life at the comparatively
young age of 60.
His partner and brother returned
then from Spain and stayed in No
gales for two years, in the mean
time negotiating the sale of their
retail store building and stock,
which building is at present occu-
pied by j. j. Newberry & Company,
and confining their operations
from then on to the wholesale gro
Gerry business, to which the whole
sale liquor and beer business we're
added when prohibition was repeal
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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
How Gasoline
Rationing Will
Be Handled

How will gasoline rationing be
administered? This question which
will be given much attention locally
before national rationing goes into
effect next month, is answered IN
the following excerpts from per-
sonal letter written by a prominent
business man in Washington, DC;
st note what you say with regard
to gasoline rationing. Here IN tne
Fast each auto owner is given a
couuon book for each car. There
are three types of coupon books-A'
B and C-issued to private cars. The
s books are given to owners OF
commercial vehicles, and it provides
for a more or less unlimited supply
of gasoline.
1.-The A book is issued to those
who use their cars for private use
(pleasure). It consists of six pages
of coupons, eight coupons to a
page, each coupon good for four
gallons of gasoline. Tnere are 10
coupons in all, and these coupons
will have to last for a period OF
twelve months, at the rate OF four
gallons week. The quantity OF
gasoline given fer each coupon may
be increased or decreased at any
time during the twelve month per-
iod
"One page teignt coupons) lasts
for two months, and the holder OF
the book can purchase the gasoline
in any quantity, not to exceed, OF
course, the 80 gallons allowed him
during that period. That is, I can
use all of the gasoline for the two
months at one time, or I can get
four gallons at time. However
all of the coupons on one page
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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
Navy Officer
Training School
Opens At Tucson

Two new Naval Reserve officer
classifications for armed guard and
local defense assignments were
opened today to Arizona men. the
Branch Office of Naval Officer
procurement in Phoenix announced.
The procurement station is stu
ated on the third floor Of the Heard
Building.
1t. Comdr. John S. Fraser,
USNR, the stations officer-in-
charge, said also that all Arizona
men commissioned here in the
Naval Reserve would now be sent
to the Navy's officer training
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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS HERE TONIGHT
NOGALES Hi SCHOOL MEETS
DOUGLAS BULLDOGS TONITE
In FIRST HOME GAME OF 1912
Halls And Rooms Of High School And Gym Covered
With Signs Reading "Beat Douglas" And
Others Of Victorious Slogans

Coach Glenn Marr's Nogales
Apaches, with one win to their
credit, will open their home
season tonight with the strong
Douglas Bulldogs as opponents.
The game will be played at the
Nogales High School Stadium,
starting promptly at 8 o'clock.
Following is the probable starting
lineup for Nogales:
Gilbert Noriega, right end; Jack
Camerlin, right tackle; Manuel
Villanueva, right guard Abel Du-
casse, center; George Logan, left
guard; Clarence Jolivette, left
tackle; Bruce Powell, left end; En-
nesto Marian. quarterback; John
Pearson, left halfback; Frank
Amado, right halfback; and Rudy
Fernandez, fullback.
Other members Of the squad are
Kendall Cumming, George Gotsis,
Bill Cryderman, George Karam,
and E. Allen, ends; Edward Camou,
Tony Suarez, A. Mckinney, Henry
Valencia, George Grove, tackles
Edward Stoller, Hector Puchi,
Frank Alonzo, Alfonso Kerson,
guards; Herbert Chatham. E. Valen-
cia, centers; Joe Be1rellez, Earl
Pottinger, Jesus Felix, David Simp-
son, Efrain Pegueros, backs.
The Apaches resumed hard prac-
| tice the first of the week and on
Wednesday night went through
light drills under the lights.
Joe Bewellez, flashy star, is
not expected to be listed for the
! starting lineup, because of an ankle
/ injured in the Tombstone game.
However, he will probably see some
action before the final whistle.
Karl RAIDER, returning letterman,
will be out of the lineup at least a
month or more because of broken
bone in his instep. He was hurt in
practice last week.
Two weeks ago the Apaches we're
victorious over the hard fighting
Tombstone YelloWjackets. Because
of injuries in the early part of the
game, the Apaches were held to a
small margin of to 0.
VICTORY WEEK
The high school student body
showed plenty of pep this week by
starting off the week as Victory
week" The halls and rooms OF
both the high school and the gym
were covered with signs reading
BEAT Douglas" and many other
victorious slogans.
The student body will hold a pep
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

Fifty years ago today-OctO-
ber I6, 1892-twO young immi-
grants from Spain-Manuel and
Leocadio Escalada-Jlsing their
meager savings from nine years
of hard work as clerks in a
store at Brownsville, Texas,
after having travelled west in
search of a location, settled in
NOgales and started general
merchandise store in a small
shack located near the interna-
tionaI line at the place where
the First National Bank stands.
Years of hard work and constan
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

OLD CANNON IN NEW FIGHT!
This cannon of the historic Frig-
ate Constitution" being inspect
ed here by two American sailors,
will speak again in defense of the
country soon. 1t was one of the
Prize items sold at auction recent
iy Cn historic Boston Common
during the Salvage for Victory"
day. More than so Civil and
World War / cannon were con-
tributed by Veterans organiza-
tiOns to be turned in for scrap in
the nationwide drive for old met
ais needed for war equipment.
Scrap metal and waste materials
collected from homes and farms
can be turned in by selling to
junk dealer give it to chari-
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

MY RUNNING DAYS ARE
OVER. MY DUTY NOW is TO
LICK THE JAPS. The sign at
the left explains what is happen
ing to one time automobiles all
over the country as they are being
salvaged for badly needed scrap
metal. In this yard in Detroit
wrecking crews are burning out
the bodies of junked cars to des-
troy parts unfit for conversion
into steel and thus simplify the
metal reclaiming process. There's
urgent need for every bit of junk.
So collect all your scrap metal,
rubber, manila, rope, burlap bags.
Then sell it to junk dealer, give
i 10 a charity or consult your
local Salvage Committee.
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

For the second time this year, and for
limited time only the NOGALES INTERNA-
TIONAL is distributing God Bless America
tanners, as shown above.
These banners made up of RAYON
SATIN MATERIAL in colors red, white and
blue, and in size are 18X26 inches.
More than $50 of these banners have already
been placed in stores, offices, and homes of Santa
Cruz County, and some in Pima County.
FOR $3.50 YOU CAN GET ONE OF THESE
BANNERS AND A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE NOGALES INTERNATIONAL.
Nogales international., 1942-10-16
Cablegram From
M. Escalada

"All we'll and safe, please don't
worry, am writing" read cable
gram received Saturday by Louis
Escalada from his brother, Manuel
Escalada, who is in the Army some
where overseas.
The message contained nothing to
show from what country it came.
Until recently, Manuel was in the
eastern part of the United States.
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
Elias Shipping
1900 Cattle At
Sasabe Today

E;rnesto Elias is shipping through
Sasabe today 1900 head of cattle
from Mesquite, just across the bor-
der from Sasabe.
The cattle will be driven 81 miles
from Sasabe to Amado where they
will be placed in railroad cars It
will take about six days to make
the drive to the railroad.
Nogales international., 1942-10-16
HOUSE TO HOUSE DRIVE
FOR SCRAP IRON SUNDAY
City Wide Pickup OF Scrap Scheduled To Get Under
Way At AM. Sunday: Trucks Donated And
Volunteer Workmen Needed

trucks owned by the Grimm Elec-
trio Company, Railway Express,
Citizen Auto Stage, city and county,
and perhaps others, will do the
hauling Sunday to the community
scrap pile at the northeast corner
of Morley avenue and East street.
Ten husky cargedores will help
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Nogales international., 1942-10-16
Many Happy Returns

Karl Chester RAIDER, 18 on Oct.
20.
Miss Gloria Stearns, 18 on Oct.
"a. Born in Los Angeles. Daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. R. Stearns of
Pajarito street.
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

Got any scrap iron at your
house that you don't want?
If so, get it together and have
it ready when trucks ScOur the
town Sunday in big city-wide
hOuse-tO-house pickup.
r. T. Frazer, county chairman of
5he drive for scrap, announces that
Nogales international., 1942-10-16

assembly this morning and late this
afternoon there will be big pep
rally. Tonight there should be
plenty of spirit in the student body
and plenty Of fight in the team, so
the contest with Douglas should
turn out to be very good game.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
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Ass ana Mrs Melvin clarence
Dexter Owen 81 NnEk sulh CA
niina. announce lhe matfisKe -
their a~naghlnn Mary Etl,el n
Robert Neison kellnnN 81 Pas
eMaAaiA, MsHak mipnA
The wedding eAA n8lsnHsaea
on saturday 1nnN ~ Il 81
Charles Avenue prcsbytessan
Church, Ncw Orleans Louisiana
Tn double ring eolenAnny MaA
performed ~ Dr. John s Lard.
.phslnF a. the church s#sa n9aaln
III the bride.
Ms kellogg lot hetxfal veal1
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.hosne At n1s Washington avenue,
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MOSS POINT :.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs 0lna +. Munre and
small daughter. Iva Ann. arrived
Saturday from New Orleans 81
attend the Ryan Knight wedding
On Sunday.
Mrs Lester Hiidebrand and
children and Miss ceciie Saucirr
pcnt Friday in Mobile
ut. and Mrs. Carl McAEurphy.
ST. Mr. and Mrs McMurphy. Jr..
Of Pasckgoala and Mrs Harry Ray
Of New Orleans visited Nj and
Mrs Oscar r. McAEurphy in Mo
bile Sunday. After Z brief wish
IN Mobile the younger NJ ard
MTy Ray went on 70 spend the
remainder o. the day visiting
ia Heidelberg. Miss
Ned Sparkman who i dlsidine
= visit between is fatlaer ana sis
ter ~. 4. SpaFknaasa. and
Miss Alice sparkrnan in pasta
e0ula md ST, and Mrs. T. G.
Spann II Mos Point. and who ives
called back % chiesgo b. busi
ns8 arrived yesterday moon. 70
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Miss MADELINE Boedahn ~ the
nheriffs office Is enjoying her "
callnn his week
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turned from Hew Orleans where
she attended Tire graduation n
her daughter Miss DORIS fnm the
School a Nursing # Charity
Hospital where Ghe exercises
were rid Il The mand BALLROOM
u me Roosevelt Hotel. Prlor t.
her entry n fhn Charity Hospital
school Hiss MaT0nald was xradu
aEed from re Cathedral High
school ID New York CITY.
n. nd Msa = W. Van osdoi
and daugh1a4. Jaesnn. and Mis-
Margaret Harris oI Council Bluffs
Ioaa. have depaFtna fm their
horne altar E plza 81 5 week =
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Bicycle Club
Enjoys Outing
On Beach

a vofx pleasant event il tn
annals 81 Ire UsO Boys Bicyrx
club was ; wlenie and manhmef
low roast ii the iaf end of e
beach on Iast Friday evening.
The ieslivite iook pIace ANeF
m enjoyable ride under ne led
efxhip 81 Alton G Woodward ed
ended n rDmps about the bessA
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IN the party
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fram their daaghtn 1na Leat
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rived safety IN Australia
Betty Ssm ard Gcfr Hoprk arr.
eninFSng ! vtslt IN the hmne af
Mr. and Mrs Jos N Ha1ck IN
New orieank Betty Sae IS tak
ing 4 roaaFar It speech training
under a pFivate lnss4urtoT
Marry LrVY returned SUNDAY
from , two weeks vacation spent
with reianves in rhli@selpha
p
AIRS Norman MaFR AFTER 4 us
II to hsr math Mr. ffmk Cunl
SON and aunt Mrs Martha Par
kcf. en Sunday 10 her home d.
philadrinhia. Miss Mrs n Bu
ragd accompanied her and iii
spend SEVERAL dAys With her par
ents IA phAaa iphiA.
Mrs Jack Turner left Friday 10
JON Il Turner IN Fort Sia, OK
lahogna.
Miss Hsxlc Herring ioirnd ls
siste2. Mrs VI p. Davix. and
daughter. Adair Davis, il Mobile
FRIDAY. motoring 10 Panama CITY.
Fla- where they spent TIE week
md
Mr.. and Mrs C. l. Staples re
burned Tuesday fram . several
days visit 10 relatives IN West
poinL Miss
Mr.. and Mrs p p Stephens and
Mra Alex Pritchcss spent Men
day N Gulfport
Mrs T. l. DeLsshmet spent
several DAYS last week wIth rela-
tives ia Hoalka. Miss
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uasn aspd hall
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piano accempaniea Mis- Neilene
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nuptial aalo Afsm which she BE-
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fattseg and waa nses bF ire groom
wtn Mas arreHnfAnied ~ Bob II
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xupressieriy fnad ~ the Rc0
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close friend e TIE family
DURING ths sesglcN Msns Ward.
ru softly played. = buse You
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gan the MendeIsahon MafxA b
which recession Mas mlaAn
The bride wak lovelv III whisr
chiffon with lacr lnscrtinnn and 4
beaice which buttoned down the
haek Il was finished wsh a square
neck which effectively Set or
the string Of pearls which she
wose. The fun bishop sleescs
ended IN 4 soft cuff, A train a
marunlsesse heavily anefasted
with lace and ending IN : point
where i lay upon IN floor. and j
veil Of illusion ard Holland inee
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pearls completed The eneemble.
She carrier : handkerchief which
Capt Ryan had brought from lhs
Canal x0ne & Mrs. Ryan wh0 waA
then his iisneee thirty. tive years
ago, and i brides bouquet d
white roses
The matrun ~ honor were I
go4n q SILK lace IN ) fashion.
able shade or blue wlfh pearls
ard carried IN arm bossquef II
American Beauty roses The small
fl0Wef Kifl Wa& f&uuNiE ~ blue
taffesa with pink and blue fIow
erx il hcf hair matching those
that filled ; basket which she
learned.
Miss Warden wore white, en-.
broidered with colorN
Miss Carter was gownrd III j
navy blue and white sheer. Both
wore corssges 81 pink roses.
The Bridegroom end best man
wore boutunnierta ~ white and
pink carnations. respectively and
Captain Ryan wore an American
Beauty rose
Following the wedding Mira
Ryan presided ever 4 reception
It which iifse the cake was cul
anu served wlEh punch end maid.
Cd ices d pink. white ard green
Among shosn assisting Mrs.
Ryan Mele Mis- Cain wlso wose !
Jersey print Win white back.
ground and ) white turban. Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Mrs r. q nshry e~nles4ames
sle Imprunpte Bridge Club 1t
.her honie IN Thursday afternoon
Mrs " II Nel6nn ~. reserved
uhs hkh scaEe p4as.
"A salad coafsn with lxcd laa
wss seFved after tie games 10 she
following mcinhefs and guests
who eniosea tlse ailrgnMaA te
esther Mesaanes y II Nelsan.
Jr., c. s. Hearaaiee ] r. Hazard
Il X. McIninsh Thanas cous
san a J Frankiln Edwin MAYS.
and Spencer Beebe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Club members and guests OF
the Weekly Bridge Club were en-
teftained a Tuesday afternoon
n the home Of Mrx Emmist Hull
Mrs S peterxell received tbs clab
high score prize. Mrs J. r. nuxard
the guest high score prize. and
Mrs Spencer Beehe the cat
prize.
A salad course with cookies
and ar iced drink were served al
tar the games 70 Mosdames J. p
Baxard W III Nelson. Jr.. Edwin
Mays. Spencer Bcebe. 5 Peter
zeIl and r. II Fields and Misses
Adele and Betty Baebe
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Ihn Progressive Club Viii hnln
its last meeting cf the season 81
she home 81 the president Mrs
= r SwartwouL On next Friday
afternoon
NIX b Rned and Sons John
and Charles of Cullport spent
Tuesday and Wednesday IN The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. II Cole.
T. b Rushing Of Statesbore.
Ca. is visiting in the home OF
his uncle and aunt mr. and Mrs
Z II. Bac0l
Mr.. and Ms. Z H. Bae0t and
daughter. Becky. have returned
home from > visit n Ozark. ala
They were accompanied home
BY Mrs. G. ". Parrish. Ms Ba
cots mother. who has hem vik
iting in Ozark and points q Fier
ida. and the iaiiefs niece. Dufo
thy Parrish 81 Ozark. who giII ke
their guests for = while.
Edward Manson hon Clinton.
Ia. s visiting ais grandparents
DIT. and Mrs W. r Keii.
Miss Lea Hutchinson Is able to
resume her duties al the Palace
Drug Store. after an illness Of
several days.
Il Is pleasant news 70 those who
have he'd aae pleasure of meeting
Mrs p Resch Il Kansas CITY
kan during her visit w.sh her
son. the Reverend Fredrick Reseh
nat she and fhe elder M Reseh
have purchased : ~
ioxi where they vii make their
home They are - present guests
IN the hone q Their son.
A ? May went 70 Mobile
Thursday . meeE G n Rogers
regional representative 4 fhe
$50 After spending the dss
here il connection With local usO
maiiefs. ~. Rogers eenf IN =
lew Orleans naas night
Mn Warren 3 seeleg speai
Saturday i Mobile.
Lieut. and M Frea p. Merrill
came over from Camp SHELBY.
June :. + spend tie Mesk ene
9Th the iatters parents. ~ ed
AA Glen OvezstreeI
Mr and Hx james Nash ana
Hiss Nora Goodwin Nese quests
= Ms CsodWin's parents aT
and Ars J 6 p Goodwin :
Nozburg. Kiss SUNDAY
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Mss Gloria Grant returned
Sunday evening ffbm : visit 81
fpo weeks IN TIE hums 81 her
aunt. Mn \. y Long. III New
Orleans She @aa accompanied
to FascAEonia ~ her cousin. Mias
Dorothy Lons. whe via visit her
Tor the neat Two weeks
Friends II ~. md MTa 8. q.
Mcdonald vii mlnlea Wlfh them
over he pfaanotlm e III lie
Donald Is assistant agent q
/. & n a New 0fleans. bul are
Feefetflng thaf il viii lake lam
ard his family from p@scaanaia
where for many years ne Nax
cnnnariad wIlh the kasse esseaA
Mr. McDonaId pans - Leave
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can seeaYe : e ansftmeRt
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Lieut. and M Frea r. Merrill
came over from Camp Shelby.
June =. = sEnend lie Meek ena
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Mr. and Hn james NzsA ana
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Edward Mnnson froin Clinton.
Ia. 5 visiting Ms grandparents
Dr. and Mrs. ". r KelL
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Saturday d Mobile.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs Osna r Moore and
small daughter. Iva Ann. arrived
Saturday from New Orleans 80
attend the Ryan Knight wedding
On Sunday
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Mis- Len Hutchinson i able 70
resume her duties al the Palace
Drug Store. after an illness Of
several days.
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The Progressive Glib will hpld
its last meeting cf the season 81
she heme q the president Mrs.
!. r. Swartwoul On next Friday
afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Staples r
turned Tuesday fram . sever
days visit 10 relatives IN We
poinL Miss.
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Mr.. and Mrs D r Stephens and
Mrs Alex Pritehest spent Mon
day N Gulfport