Nogales international., 1943-08-13

MAJOR w. L. BRISTOL: Born
i'm Los Angeles, Aug. 10, 1906, son
of Mrs. Sadie Bristol of Venice,
Calf, and the late j. B. Bristol
of NogaIes. Reared in NOgales
and was mail carrier at the time
he left here as a first lieutenant
with the National Guard in Sep
tember 1910. Family consists OF
his wife and two sons, Robert, IL,
and Billy, 8. Is brother of Emma
Louise Seery of Washington state,
Jeanette Goddard of Phoenix, and
Barclay Bristol, San Diego. Ma
iOr Bristol has been in hospital
since he returned to Panama July
S from a furlough here, suffering
from pneumonia and malaria.
SEAMAN 1ST CLASS ALEC r.
MEADOWS: Born in Canada FL
years ago, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Meadows of San Diego,
residents of Nogales until 1941.
Joined the navy January 8, 1910
at the age of Is. Was at Pearl
HarbOr when the JapS struck and
his best buddy who was standing
at his side at the time of the at
tack was killed. Present where
abOutS unknown but is believed
to be near the Equator in the
South Pacific.
CORPORAL CESAR CAGIGAS:
Born in NOgales, Arizona, Oct. 3,
1917, son of EugeniO r. Cagigas
and Emilia F. de Cagigas. In
Quoted Dec. 1, 1941 and now in
the army artillery at Fort Bliss,
Texas. Brother of EdmundO Ca
gigas and Aurora Cagigas. Edu-
Gated in NOgaIes, Sonora, and
employed at Bracker's Store at
time of induction.
SERGEANT EDMUNDO CAGI-
GAS: Born in NOgales, Arizona.
Dec. Is, 1919, son of EugeniO r..
Cagigas and Emilia F. de Cagigas.
Inducted Oct. IA, 1941 and is now
Omewhere in England, where he
is a technical mechanic in the air
corps. Brother of Cesar Cagigas
and Aurora Cagigas. Educated in
NOgales, Sonora, and employed at
La Vile de Paris at time of in
ductiOn.
PRIVATE FRED S. AFFORD:
Born in Nogales, Jan. 13, 1923,
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Afford, $50 Walnut street. Left
here with the National Guard in
1910 and discharged a year later
on account of not being Is years
of age. Re-inducted in February
of this year and is now with an
infantry regiment at Camp Ruck-
er, Alabama. Educated in No
gales and Tucson schools.
PRIVATE ALEX HI. DURAZO,
JR.: Born at Tucson Dec. "a,
1921, SON of City Clerk and Mrs.
Alex Durazo of NOgales. Inducted
January 21, 1943 and is now in the
army air corps at Camp CrOwder,
Mo. Was stationed in Florida
before going to Camp CrOwder.
Lived in Nogales practically all
his life and was star football and
basketball player at NOgales High
School where he graduated and
where he was one of the most
famous athletes ever produced by
that school. Brother of Gloria
E. Durazo, 20, and Alice p. Dura-
20, Is.
LIEUT.. WARREN CORLEY:
Born April 80, 1900 at Decatur,
Hi. Enlisted in the army and was
inducted Sept. 9, 1912 and is now
in the tank destroyer school at
Camp Hood, Texas, where he is a
second lieutenant. Was connect
ed with the Customs Patrol here
at time of induction. Educated
at University of Illinois, James
MiIIiken University, Decatur, Ill,
and University of Arizona. Served
in first World War, enlisting at
age of IL in Canadian army and
transferring later to Royal Air
Force. Resident of NogaIes since
1928. Family consists of his wife
and two children, Ann, II, and
Michael, 8. Lieut.. Corley is
brother of Seymour and Howard
COrIey, Illinois civil engineers,
and they, too, were World War
veterans, the three brothers serv-
ing in France during that war.