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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
wrRM> Hor>E LEAGUE SorAp

ai5--t lass A-ksrp Coal, Travelling
Jim Hpr'uckcf Enterprise Remember
Pearl n sr or ono Aurh. DeRouer
Funeral Home. Earl Mcdonald Class p
schiWmeI market stan Gingerella
S,hmldts Beer Russell knecht Maple
Lane GUIf club. Walter BendiCk. PARK
& Tiifrrd otto Barr. station WJR
Norman White WARNS since 1855 Rav
Koch New Eta Potato chips Henry
Wurm. "Opens Funeral Home Carl
Llcht Class C-indlsn VILLAGE Bakery
Mar,fn SCHNEIDER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
THREE TRAVELLING MARKS

SpItz FIVE accounted for three
neW-&eaSnn= marks N the Central
Division Of the Travelling League
when il tipped ll19 in 30l2 and Ed
Mama contributed 290-20S- for
sol, Les Nippcr'S 203-212-2lS for
633 also figured Capt. Harry
DuROSS, Steve Kudlo and Ben Dol
gin are the other members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
MARY MAKES 6-7-IO

Mary Shade converted the diff
ficuit 6-7-l0 split in the Garfield
Ladies House as Victoria Orlow-
ski combined u.s. 161-15S for All
and Catherine Shade had tS9.
Jack" McGill closed with 252
after 201 for 6lS and Ed" Schief-
sky rolled 202-224-203 for go In
the BEDFORD House.
Bob LdHgc's 246 Was the best
jHdtridHdt effort IN the Pattern
Makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
THREE HAVE CHANCE

BY winning four Regent Five
jumped 10 within a point of Atlas
and B. & C.. co-leaders of the
Conglo league with one week to
90. Ben Solomons 246 was high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Those charming Varsity ladies
were on again. Lillian MacLean
had 1872, Marion Leakc 207 in $50.
Helen ShabIiS 20i and Grace
Broad e0.,.
HoWord Rommicy's - Ind Joe
PoHtoNc'S 81 iCerc tops ~ The 20
team Ford Aircraft circuit.
Use HIGHEST AVERAGE
Contestants viii use their highest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
X. OF {. CHAMPIONS

X. OF {. CHAMPIONS
Capt. Sam Sammut, Tom
Rooney, Art Armstrong. Jack
lDiGiovanni and Tony Novak are
members of the Detroit Automo-
tive team that captured the
metropolitan Knights of Columbus
tournament team title.
Jack Solomon rolled 23l-f90-256
for 677 and a new high series as
Trim posted new high total,
1886, in the Dodge Local No. 3.
Norman" krause's 255 also
featured.
Tom Rooncg's 2f0-2f5.255 fot
$50 stole the spotlight in the
hnights Of Columbus Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Roy" Peters irhrCicd ont 956
e0S-e26 for SOS IN the Grondtoal
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
WURM'S HOUSE MAKES. SWEEPS BID
10 Teams in Times Meet This Weekend

Ladies' where Bernice Murrell
had 2Oi. Tillie Pencola 202 and
Emma BoIZ 2O2-2Ol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Standards 791 and 2172 are
new records In the Bowling Green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
TOP SPOT CLINCHED


Tank WelderS have top spot
Iclnched and Bob McCollum high
average. 100, in the Plymouth
$50 Elmer AleXy hit 224-233-222
for 679 and Al Koerber 252.
Earl Solomon paced his team
with 22l in COS as ii broke its
deadlock for first in the First
English Lutheran by taking the
latter for three points.
Courtney Ere 1CoH the second
hof championship by one game
orer Mendoza in the Epiphany loop.
DE LUXE SEXES LEAD
De Luxe seized first place in
the Palace House by winning three
points from EdenbHFn as VOL
VERNE swept Enterprise. Norm
"Speedball' Campbell registered
his first 600 with 235 in COG. Bob
Haines had an odd series, 209-99-
SIS for 1893.
Tanks combined 955-929-91S for
?802 and a new second high In the
Oldbru.
Ray Bordei came mp nth 27S in
the Orient Senior House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Courtney Firc ICON the second
half championship by one game
orer Mendoza in the Epiphony loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

glNe ana eNhibition after Ia afiern0On
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
Thank You, Governor!

Thanks to Governor Sidney P. Osborn, the No
gales cemetery is being beautified
The chief executive has planted Arizona cypress
along the highway in front Of the cemetery for dis
ance of about 220 feet and cypress and vines inside
the cemetery at the top of the small hill and vines on
the inside of the cement wall.
The new vegetation is being watered by City
Engineer Harry Karns, representing the city.
in behalf of the community in general, particularly
folks who have loved ones buried in the cemetery
which has long needed improvements, the Nogales
international publicly commends the chief executive.
This paper hopes the city fathers, when they
make up their budget for the fiscal year beginning
July l. will include an appropriation that will mean
further Identification of of the most unsightly
burial grounds in Arizona
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
FOR THE PURCHASE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the City of Nogales will re.
ceive bids for the purchase from
said City, for use by the Arizona
State Highway Department, of the
following described real estate situ-
ated in the City of Nogales, Santa
Cruz County, Arizona, to-wit:
Lots /, 2, 10 and 20, and the
Southwesterly one hundred (100),
feet of Lots 8, 8, IL and 13,
having uniform length of one
hundred GO0) feet from the
Northeast side line of Madison
Street, all in Block Twelve (12)
of the North Morley Avenue
Addition;
ALSO:
That certain land included
within the boundaries of the
vacated portion of Madison
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
Tobacco Can Be
Sent To Prisoners

U. S. war prisoners and civilian
nternees held by Germany and
Italy can receive cigarettes, cigars,
smoking tobacco, or chewing tobac-
co sent by relatives and friends un-
der program worked out by several
government agencies and the Amer
ican Red Cross. The plan will be
extended to include persons held by
Japar whenever facilities are avail
able for routing the products to
them.
Under the program, the next-of-
kin of each identified United States
war prisoner and civilian internee
will receive without asking for it,
5wo tobacco labels every sixty days.
These are to be forwarded, with a
money order to tobacco manufac-
urer, who will send the tobacco.
70 postage or federal excise tax
iced be paid.
Each label is good for three car
c.ls of cigarettes, or twelve pack
ges or one carton of two-ounce
packages of smoking tobacco, 100
igars or approximately "a ounces
+ chewing tobacco. Smaller
amounts or mixed packages cannot
be ordered.
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
Death Claims
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
Hospital in Washington, D. c., in
September.
Complaining OF headache all
day Monday she became seriously i'll
at 9 pm. and was rushed shortly
after midnight to the hospital where
death followed three hours later.
Born at Philadelphia in November
1922, Miss Logan came to Nogales
seven years ago and graduated from
Nogales High School three years ago
this month. She was a daughter of
Mrs. George w. Spohn. 749 Morley
avenue, this city, and Lloyd Logan,
Sr., of Collingswood, N. j., and a
sister Of Lieutenant Lloyd Logan,
Jr., U. S. Army Air Corps, now sta
toned in the South Seas.
Hund. eds of friends of the very
popular young girl paid their last
respects at the Carroon Chapel from
2 tc 6 yesterday afternoon. Private
services will be held at IL am. to-
day, followed by interment in the
NcgaleS cemetery.
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
Santa'Cruz

Continued from Page One)
to be made up mostly of boys who
are finishing the school year at No
gales High School next week and in
the third group will be a number of
fathers, the June oath induction to
be the first time there has been
quite number of fathers in one
draft group from here.
To date Santa Cruz County has
about 300 men in the armed forces
which is approximately one fifth of
the male population of this county,
Providing the new two weeks fur
lough is put into effect in June it
will be two weeks after the induc-
tion dates before the three groups
leave for the reception center at
Fort Macarthur, California.
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the TAX ROLLS OF SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY, ARIZONA, for the
year 1913, are now on file in the
office of the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Cruz County, in Nogales,
Arizona, and open to inspection by
any interested persons and tax
payers, desiring to inspect the same.
FURTHER NOTICE, is given that
the Board of Supervisors will meet
in their office in the Santa Cruz
County Court House on Tuesday
June 1St, 1913, and will sit as a
Board of Equalization and will
continue in session from time to
time until the business of equaliza-
ton is completed; provided however
the Board CT Equalization will con-
clude all matters to come before
them June meeting not later than
Thursday June 10th, 1913.
ALL TAX PAYERS having mat
terS of equalization to come before
the said Board of Equalization will
appear before the said Board of
Equalization during the first ten
days of June, during which time
due consideration will be given mat
ters of valuation.
Dated this Goth. day of May, 1943
VIM. G. SIMONTON, Clerk
Board of Supervisors,
Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
publish May 81, 1943)
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
iIM21f1lfsaBox Fl
628 Stewart Ave.
Ithaca. New York
May 8, 1943

OAO OCCWO1U ave.
Ithaca. New York
May 9, 1943
Dear Mr.. Pottinger.
Please send our next issue of
the paper to the above address and
until further notice.
When the weather finally per-
mitted, Karen and I joined Wally
here at the Naval Training Station.
The course has turned out to be a
four months affair and half of it
is thing of the past.
We arrived here on the first and
at that the weather man has been
playing us tricks even snow I al
ways was, but now even more so,
rabid California and Arizona fan.
Just what or where we will be at
the close of June, is one of those
things We are hoping for the Pa
cific Coast, of course, but like all
families in the service will settle for
anything to still all be together.
They manage to keep the boss
awfully busy in their effort to make
a deck officer of him and he re-
quests me to send his regards for
him to you and your family and to
wish all the luck to Craig on his
air corps training.
Remember us to the boys at school
and our very best wishes to the
seniors as they prepare for some
mighty serious days.
Sincerely
VIOLA SMITH
(EDIOR'S NOTE: Viola Smith is
the wife of Wally Smith, former
Nogales High School coachD
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Street, being that portion of
Madison Street lying east of the
easterly line of Tyler Avenue,
and also within the boundaries
of the vacated portions, to-wit,
the SouthWesterly one hundred
(100 feet in length of the two
(2) alleys running Northeasterly
and Southwesterly through
Block Twelve 02) of the North
Morley Avenue Addition;
All being in the City of No
gales, Santa Cruz County,
State Of Arizona, as shown and
delineated upon the amended
plat of the North Morley Avenue
Addition on file in the office of
the County Recorder of Santa
Cruz County, Arizona.
Bids for the purchase thereo
shall be sealed with the name of tn,
bidder on the envelope containing
each bid, and all bids shall be filec
with the City Clerk of the City O.
Nogales, Arizona at or before 8:Ot
o'clock P. M on the 22nd day O.
June. 1913, at or after which time
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of said City will open and consider
all bids, reserving the right, how.
ever, to reject any or all bids anc
to waive any informality of any
bid.
DATED May goth, 1943.
ALEX L. DURAZO
City Clerk,
Nogales, Arizona.
pub. May 81, %, June 4, IL, Is, '43,
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
ad HEARD
haA -
THE MAIN DRAG

Nogales international receiving
letter from Former Mayor Andrew
Bettwy, now an army captain at
Camp Barkeley, Texas he said
in part: "1st Sgt. George Parker
just paid me visit. Well, we ma
turally fought the Battle of Santa
Cruz and Nogales, hope the old town
is still right on top. Sorry to hear
about the death of Judge Duffy but
we all have the same road TO travel
some day. Give all of Noga1es my
best regards especially Mr. Titcomb,
Father Duval, Rev. Smith, A. w.
Lohn and Jim Alexander write
me when you find time . kindest
regards to you and family
Mrs. Cecil Eppright carrying a
supply of victory garden tools.
Louis Escalada hunting squirrels
Corporal Joe Louis, world heavy
weight boxing champion, on a trip
to Fort Huachuca from Hollywood
Approximately 100 cars of pine
apples being prepared near Mexico
City for importation into the United
States via NogaleS.
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
Wheeler Appointment A Good One

Of all appointments we doubt if any has ever
been favorabEy received here that Of Mrs. Eva
Wheeler to be postnistress at Nogaes
The successor to the late Postmaster E. D. Miller
is very lovely woman, always courteous and gra-
cious the sort of person who knows how to meet the
public. She is what could be called "a natural for
the postoffice position.
Congressman John R. Murdock and Richard F.
Hairless who recommended the appointment, to be
congratulated The public is we'll pleased with their
choice. ;-,r. ''~
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty dOfSupeIvisors
Supervisors.
Nogales Arizona
1943.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
Office of the Board of Supervis
Nogales, Arizona,
April 5th, 1943.

Present R T. Frazier Jr
members smonton Clerk Louis Escalada
absent.
Frazier M was appointed acting chairman
of the Chairman.
The notary bond of approved 943 the
notary March 22nd 1s43 The
notary March 5th 1s4s
The Board authorized Sheriff sign the
Federal Government for feeding prisoners
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN a County Petition has
filed Cruz Coun
ty provided 59O Arizona Code
Annotated 1882 portion of the Hollywood
Blvd. Road to wit:
That portion of the said road beginning at point
Highway Eastery 1920 feet to point thence
Northeastery boundary line of the Santa Cruz County
Airport.
The said Board of Supervisors 3rd 1943 the date
for bearing nv biectons or opposition if any there be- why said petit
granted appointment of Board of APP
compensation and damages each land
party affected is entitled to-
All interested parties objectng
petition Supervisors statement
writing setting objection oppoon ana 10 sho" cause
why said petition should not be granted
objections opposition file with the
before 1000 A. M May Srd
the Board of Supervisors for their
consideration and action
being day Treasurer's Office the Board
proceeded to do and found as follows:
Balance s6 81 Receipts
ments $1s 81; Balance
58615 Cash Drawer Checks $421 49,
$172s1s Con Quarters s425 Dimes 81 44o
$1O3; Total $1218 Miscellaneous Items
Demands, $8 5O $5992O36
following order received from the Arizona State Tax
Commission n regard emergency levy:
MATTER OF APPLICATION }
PETITION SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
REQUESTING ORDER }
AMOUNT $6125O0.
MATTER having presented consideration
the First March, 943 the
Commission being fully advised thereto, finds;
hearing upon request Santa County,
held
gales February 26th,
with compliance with the Provisions of
1854
THAT the evidence submitted at hearing
does 1942943 the amount of
INDECENT providing
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE


holding O Insanity
NOW THEREFORE,: S hereby IN
hereby declared to the
1912 Super
of said
aleviatng emergency
so much thereof be provided
from other than direct
tcpated
this and that
amount remaining after the application said
by vote of Thad M More Chair
man. Joe Hunt and D. G. ONei Members
March, 1943, at the Capitol Building, Phoenix,
THAD. M. MOORE,
Nogales international., 1943-05-21

(EDIOR'S NOTE: Viola Smith is
the wife of Wally Smith, former
Nogales High School coach)
Nogales international., 1943-05-21
ATTEST:

c. L. STANDAGE,
Secretary.
of Jophs Hospital
NTortuary approved and accepted
allowed the exemption of Petra Casia
years 1940 941 and 1912
monthly reports Sheriff Treasurer
and sanitarian.
following
ordered paid out of the various funds.
w.t. e Greet Lewis $4,000; W.T. g. Jack Turner $8ooo W.T. ST.
Guaydacan s1O.OO
60 lack Turner $4,000 w.t. So Rafael Amado $15 W.T. 60 Sam
H. Franco,
$0oO W.T. &c. $1OOO W.T. g. Robert Dojaquez $780, VT
TO-
Esla Honer $625o; 1884, 1900;
Gonzalez
$O75o; Hamlir,
Treasurer, $2o4 60
W.T. vasquez $sooo w.t. 1885, G. smonton
W.T.. 49, valenzuea
Evariso Estena $625O;
Provas $780, Pereida $1,000; Frazier
Jr, t. 78 Dunham. 100;
$500; Holer $5OOO
Wldes 63 W.T. Mrs Cora Everha 50O w.t. 45 Ruffo
pnosa Espinosa R.
14 $38 @ Walter $146C;
R $3.50;
ISL. County Recorder, $780,
Agnes G Hamlin Treasurer $780,
Jr, $1,000;
Sheriff 265 W.T. 1885, Lena Dumbauld $780, W.T. 1885, Lucia
sdo $2oo W.T. 57 Vaenzuea $780, w.t. 1853 Madeline
Van Hue $36 5O W.T. 5e Charles S. Smith, $4,000;
L. Harker, D, $542O H.
s25 90: W.T. 1872 Dr. E. C. Houle IS co. W.T. 1862 DR. oue 5000;
W.T. 1853, J.
w.t. 1863 Dr. j. s. Gonzalez $780, W.T. 1853 Dr. s. Gonzalez 5oo
W.T. M. L. $780, w.t. 1e5, Dr. Fits,
$4,000; W.T.. 166, Mission Drug Store $1010
W.T. 167 Owl Drug Store $780, W.T. 6S st. Josephs Hospital,
immigration Commissioner $l5oOO VT
Patagonia
Citizens Utilities
7 Nogale Plumbing Electric Co., $780, w.t. IT'S Triangle
$11118; Garage $1,000; W.T. 1T, Western
$780, W.T. 49, Mt States Tel Tel Co., $685. VT
B. Manufacture
ing City Nogaes $2424 W.T. 1872 Citizens
Union Tel $565 W.T. 1S4,
Andre KuX $122
Reporter, A. w. Grimm EIc
Company W.T. 1sS Nogales International $67 W.T. 1885,
IT, Hardware Store $S42 W.
1s Southern Trust Co. $716 w.t. 1872 Nogae Herald $685. VT
$337 w.t. 1884, National Dfectan5
Machine Shop, $685. W.T. s0
East Side Garage $452 W.T. 81 Patagonia Ice Light Co.
W.T. Service Station $e44 W.T. 49, Richfied Oil Corp
Hardware Store $972 W.T. 3d. The Texas
Company $186
The following names appeared payroll
March 1s4s were paid
Superior Court Judge $16666 wta
$500o WITS 148o Bessie
Parker WITS Dorothy Ttcomb ceh
Superior Clerk $500
O83 Ruffo Espinosa Interpreter $l25U WITS o04 N
Karam County 152185 Emma Gourdn Cer
1885, Hamln Treasurer sl6666;
Deputy Treasurer $125O WITS l5o00 X
F1eischer 156189 Wheeler Deputy As
$125Oo Recorder $15ooo WITS
1891 Ada Deputy 1912 Louis
Escalada Chairman Supervisors $4,000; Frazier Jr
supvs 161-194 A. sorrel Member supVS
$83 1621s5, VIM G. simonton Clerk supvs $5oOo
WITS 1885, j. j. Love- $25oOo WIS lo4-19' " O "Key ono
Deputy Sheriff. Sl5OOU
A. Jalor $125OO; WITS 162oo Joe Peters
Deputy Sheriff. S125Oo
Jail Matron $5oO0 WITS 17O2O5 Car
County 1712O4 Cora Everhart
$4,000; 722o5 Dorothy Hopkins Clerk Co
$125OO; Tyechea, Jantor $25Oo
Justice of the Peace, NO l. s5Ooc
Justice No $4,000 WIS
w. Justice of the No g. $780, WITS
Burke Con No. $780, W.T. 211, Bain Lewis ConSi
2, $500; G Constable 3, $500; W.T. 213,
Walter Sanitary
$500
general fund the salary fund the Su
49, the gen
eraif o
time they the 23rd. April, 1943
Evening star., 1943-09-12

perfect French. An American cor
poral cleverly managed to capture
rs soldiers and their officer in
Oran because he could speak Ara
bic. When we moved into Africa,
Pei, himself, was asked to outline
the geographical distribution of
the African Negro languages.
Qujek Loaz1iA1
OrER wartime activities which
have a crying need for language
knowledge: Army and Navy In
telligence, FBI, Censorship Bu-
reau, Owl, Office of Strategic
Services, -ordinator of Inter-
American Affairs. So DR.. Pei has
devoted all his time to figuring
out way to teach Americans Ian
guages in a hurry. Results of his
work have already appeared in all
the activities above.
DR.. Pei says if you know IL key
languages, plus English. you can
Evening star., 1943-09-12

DR.. Pei remarks
that whoever origi-
mated it must have
had a hunch about
Mussolini:
Those seko rise too
for often toU
With The utmost
haste.
The professors
pedagogic ap-
proach is simple:
for quick teaching,
he throws out all
the exceptions,
doesn't bother with
a lot of things high
school teachers
drill into their pu-
pills. If you're a
Commando raider,
he says, you won't
worry about using
the subjunctive.
You'll just want to
know how to ask a
Evening star., 1943-09-12

quick question and understand the
answer. He wants soldiers to be
able to read signposts. get the food
and help they need, make them
selves understood.
DIR. Pei is also looking to the
postwar world. He thinks that
linguistics are vital to a lasting
peace. His candidate for the inter-
national language is English. He
says that you can get to 100 million
people with it. Before it can be
internationalized, though, its SPELL
ing must be simplifed, modern
lied.
DR.. Pei is big, bald-headed and
has a Santa Claus laugh. He left
Italy when he was seven, began
picking up languages when he was
in high school. He is learning new
languages all the time. But he has
no trouble relaxing at home - his
wife can speak only English.
- MICHAEL MAURY
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Meet Dr.. Mario Pei:
His knowledge helps
Us fight the war

ApD sight in Oran: a Yank
standing On the street try
- ing to talk to a pretty
French girl. He has a French
English dictionary in his hand,
and he looks up each word before
he says it. He doesn't get his date
because he can't turn the pages
fast enough.
That's what happens when
Americans are language isolation
lists, says DR.. Mario Pei, who can
get along in about 30 of the worlds
Evening star., 1943-09-12
HE SP1ax8 - Tolg0uEs!

get along anywhere in the world.
The IL: German, French. Spanish,
Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chi
nese, japanese, Arabic. Malay.
Dutch. According to him. that
sounds much harder than it is.
He says all you need is . simple
knowledge plus about 100 basic
words of a language. DR.. Pei says
Chinese has one of the easiest
gramma1s on record. Hardest lam
guage of all 10 Irish.
1aa1y Wss4
HE longest legitimate word he
knows is an Italian one. 1t pops up
in an old Italian saying:
Chi tyobpo sale eais Il rebe'sts
PYseipitesolissi
Evening star., 1943-09-12

2,7@ languages.
DR.. Pei. Columbia
University profes-
sor, is one of the
nations top Ian
guage experts. He
says that in these
days of global war,
languages have be-
come more in1por-
tant than they ever
were. He has plenty
of proof:
When German
para c h u t i 8 t s
swooped down on
Holland they came
equipped with
Dutch uniforms -
and a perfect COM
mand of the Dutch
language. German
cyclists, in French
uniforms, spread
terror and panic
through France in
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Bill Proposes
Election Chanqe

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 11.-UP)-
Legislation to straighten out tan
gle in California's primary election
law which has resulted at times in
defeat of a candidate receiving the
most votes was offered in the As
sembly today by Nelson Dilworth,
Republican, Riverside county.
The bill provides that a candi-
date for state office who wins one
party nomination shall not be dis
qualified for failing to win his own
party's bid.
Dilworth cited the case of Cor
don Garland's candidacy for men,
bership on the state board OF equal
ization last year. Garland won the
Republican nomination and polled
the highest vote total, but lost the
Democratic nomination, his own
to Ivan Sperbeck and so was dis
qualified for the general election.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
DEATH : FUNERAL
NOTICES

67, died Sunday Jan.
10. Mr.. Campbell was superinten-
dent of the Imperial County farm
hospital since March l, 1886. Resi-
dent of Imperial Valley since 1911.
He was born in Texas, July IA,
1876. Beloved husband of Mrs.
Mabel Campbell; beloved father
of A. B. Campbell, Jesse Camp
bell, jr., and Carroll Campbell,
all in the U. S. Navy. Friends
are respectfully invited to at
tend services at the Lemons Chap
ell in Ell Centre, at 10 am. We'd
nesday with Calexico Masonic
Lodge and the Rev. @. P. Roger,
former pastor of the Calexico
Methodist church, and the Rev.
Mr.. Hayden Sears of the Ell Cen
tro Methodist church officiating.
Burial will be at the Greenwood
cemetery in San Diego. LIZ