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Nogales international., 1944-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE

is the Treasurer of Writ c. Bowman
Investment Company, corporation
organized and existing under and
by virtue of the laws of the State oi
Arizona, and that the following is
a true report of the financial con-
dition of said corporation as OF
April 10, 1874:
ASSETS:
Current assets - 5 1882. 10
Notes receivable and
accounts receivable 26, ,477.42
Stock of The First
National Bank
of Nogales ...... 234 ,000. 90
Total assets ...... $268, 1853. SO
LIABILITIES
Value of 100 shares
of capital stock issued
and outstanding 49, $268 ,359.52
w. w. BARBEE,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me on this 10Th day of April, 1914.
My commission expires May 18,
1945.
(NOTARIAL SEAL)
JAMES v. ROBINS,
Notary Public.
pub Apr 81, %, May 5, II, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-04-28
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR
THE PURCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE FROM THE CITY OF
NOGALES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
Of the City of Nogales will at or
after 800 o'clock PM. on May 8,
1914, receive sealed, written bids at
the office of the City Clerk in the
City of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, for the purchase from said
City of the following described land
and real estate situated in the City
of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona, to-wit:
Lot Is in Block A of the Sub
division of Lot IA in Block 16 of
Nogales Townsite;
Lot z in Block of the North
Morley Avenue Addition;
Lot l in Block 106 of the
Northern Addition;
Beginning at a point on the
south line of Lot 81 in Block l
of Nogales Townsite, $50 feet
Westerly from the Southeast
corner of said Lot "a; thence
Northerly and parallel with the
east line of said Lot "a to
point on the North line of said
Lot "a; thence to the Northwest
corner of said Lot "a; thence to
the Southwest corner of said
Lot "a; thence to the point of
beginning: being portion of
Lot "a in Block l Of Nogales
Townsite.
Bids for the purchase Of said
or any thereof will be re-
Nogales international., 1944-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE
CONGRESS

CONGRESS
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
l JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT
GOVERNOR
1 SECRETARY OF STATE
AUDITOR
TREASURER
ATTORNEY GENERAL
/ MINE INSPECTOR
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
IIC INSTRUCTION
/ CORPORATION COMMITS
SIONE:R
TAX COMMISSIONER
JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT, as set forth in Paragraph
36S9. Revised Code OF Arizona, 1928,
appearing in the Arizona Code
Annotated, 1899, as Section 19-301
STATE SENATORS, AND MEM
BERS OF HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, number as set forth
in Section 1, Subdivision II of
Article w Of the Constitution of
the State of Arizona, as amended
by Initiative Petition of the People,
passed at the General Election, No
vember 8, 1882, and became a law
on proclamation of the Governor,
dated November %, 1882. (Appear-
ing in the Arizona Code Annotated,
1889, as Article w, Section 2, Sub
division y
County
| SHERIFF
8 MEMBERS BOARD OF SU-
PERVISORS
l TREASURER
1 RECORDER
I COUNTY ATTORNEY
l ASSESSOR
I SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS
JUDGES OF SUPERIOR
COURT lin counties where such
an election is required
Precinct Officers
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-The
number as set forth in Paragraph
ATT, Chapter SO, Article /, Revised
Code of Arizona, 1928, appearing i'll
the Arizona Code Annotated. 1899,
as Section 20-101.
CONSTABLES-The number as
set forth in Paragraph 826, Chapter
is, Article Nv, Revised Code of Ariz-
ona, 1928, appearing in the Ariz-
ona Code Annotated, 1889, as Sec
Nogales international., 1944-04-28

FOR RENT: Patagonia Barber
Shop. See Mrs G. D. Cummings,
Patagonia. (Pub. 4/28 2N
Nogales international., 1944-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
HELD BY THE STATE OF ARIZONA

NOTICE SALE PROPERTY
STATE ARIZONA
following described property
private sale by
County Arizona and after
18th 1874 made pursuant to Chapter 49, Article
Sections 1889 Annotated 1889
OWNER DESCRIPTION OF INTEREST
PROPERTY PENALTIES
Alonzo Francisco Addition, 2 Blk. L s2los
Sold for 1884,
Alvarez, Carmen Ellis Ranch Tract 49, s4s15
Sold for 1885 Blk 3.
Bae Alice NEA NwA sw1 NEA s257s4
Sold for 1884 SEA NEA Section T. Twp 20 Rge
1885 taxes. 1S E. 115.5 Acres
Bostwick, O. Addition Lot s21os
1885 taxes
Brown, Deber Herod Subdivision Lot 9,
Sold for 1884
casanega, Thos D City Nogaes 49, 8. $28.sl
Estate Sold for
1884 taxes.
1eeker Samuel smeter Tract Lot a. Blk NJ $7s.47
Sold for 1884
taxes
Munoz Rosa Bungalow Court, Blk. 16 $3.50
for Morley Addition North 40 it,
1885 taxes g. Blk. l.
Obregon, E. A. City Nogales Part Of Lot A. s0o9S
Sold 1884 Blk 16
1885 taxes.
Roesne Dorothy Patented Mines Orc Banco Mining s442
Sold for 1884, District Commodore and Leopard
40o7 Acres
Dolores g, $11434
Sold for 1884, Blk 1O8
1885
Blk j. $6S 46
1885 taxes
Harry Lot Is, Blk D. $1,000
Sold for 1884,
1885 taxes
Shoemaker Lee Ependor Heights ADDITION Lou H. ~o4
Sold for 1884 Blk. IL.
vasouez Carmen CITY of Nogales Lot 10, 8. $927OS
Sold for 1894 City of Nogales, Lots 7-S91O
Vigil Ricardo Noon Addition Parts Lot q Blk L. $559l
1884
1885 taxes
Weiland Amelia Smeler Tract Lots liz Blk r SIoolo
1888 City OF Nogales Lot 70 Blk l.
woodard Gertrude Mines, Tynden Mining $2SS6
Sold for 1884 District, N
Published by order Supervisors
BOARD SUPERVISORS,
BY SIATONTON,
of Supervisors
Santa Cruz County, Arizona
Publish April T. May 5th,
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Want Ads

FOR SALE: Mrs. J. C. Tovrea's
Groom home, SIS Crawford street
One Of incest homes in Nogales.
Garage and pretty yard. Two baths.
Chased in front porch. $1,000. H.
c. Medlen Agency.
FOR RENT: -Four room furnished
house and one large furnished
room. Mrs. Bud Baldwin, Pata-
gonia. (Pub. 4/28 2t)
LOST: Black pen with name
mike Corley." Reward. Phone
476W.
WANTED: Bellboys, bus boys,
laborerS, night clerk. Rancho
Grande. Phone $50.
FOR SALE: 1 52"x14" face 6"
Bore Pulley with 40'' steel stub
shaft, $500: l "a" Strock Gould
Pump Jack, $4,000; 1 Wolfe Linde
Horizontal Ice Machine or Ammonia
COMPRESSOR, complete with 16 HIP.
8 phase 220 Volt Motor, $40 RPM,
375.00; l LIE Roi Butane Gas En-
gine, Rating $50 HIP, 900 RPM,
$950.00. Southern Utility & Supply
Co., Box 266, Ajo, Arizona.
FOR RENT: Patagonia Barber
Shop. See Mrs. G. D. Cummings,
Patagonia. (Pub. 4/28 2N
Nogales international., 1944-04-28
NOTICE OF PRIMARY
ELECTION
1914

In compliance with Chapter %,
Article x, Paragraph 1874, Revised
Code of Arizona, 1923. appearing in
the Arizona Code Annotated, 1889,
as Section 55-f002, notice is hereby
given that a general Primary Elec-
ton shall be held throughout the
State Of Arizona, on Tuesday, July
18, 1914, for the selection of party,
non-partisan and independent can
didates for the following enumerat-
ed offices:
Federal
/ UNITED STATES SENATOR
2 REPRESENTATIVES IN
Nogales international., 1944-04-28
STATE OF ARIZONA
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
OF STATE

United States of America }
SIS:
State of Arizona
I, DAN E. GARVEY, SECRE-
TARY OF STATE, STATE OF
ARIZONA, DO HEREBY CERTI-
Nogales international., 1944-04-28

CLAG ETT'S
MR.. AND MRS. H. M CLAGETT
Fountain Service 2O7 Morley Avenue
WHITE FRONT GARAGE
"CHAPO' HERNANDEZ, Prop.
Taxi Service Phone Ill
NOGALES WELDING &
MACHINE SHOP
HARRY BRANN NOgales Arizona
V-
NANKING GROCERY
FRANK WONG, Prop. 7O8 Grand Avenue
LOUIE'S CAFE
Citizens Stage Building
Nogales international., 1944-04-28

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
Nogales international., 1944-04-28

LOST: Black pen with name
mike Corley" Reward. Phone
476W.
Nogales international., 1944-04-28

WANTED: Bellboys, bus boys,
laborerS, night clerk. Rancho
Grande. Phone $50.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29

.Si6rsn sic mid gu Der Iieben
grita, Ssrr Born, iprd9 Sbre grs
3elen3. sd babe ben Mut6 uno
Sic gbaraftsrfGrte S6rer iebisen
5rdu @ema6lin Iebr benunbert. SD
bin besierig, Ie in bic arme gu Idle
Ben."
5riB fiiBte i6r bic Sanb.
v@rttu tpirO Iebr erfreut Iein, grs
Seuen3 bic 6dno tiiHen su biirfen",
entgegnete er uno rei9te Der @rdfin
ben Arm, tie in Oas Sous gu fiibs
rem.
gs mar elm bebasli9zfreunOli4er
Hd6mittag, ben mar an DteI Sage
in Neu6of perlebte. Die @rGfin mar
BON duBerorbentliGer 9iebenspiirotgz
felt unO Seine @r3eren3, Der 6err
9raf, mar iooialer 9drne. Die 8as
rDni mar iebr Itpl3 iiber Die Nus
aei9nung, tpel9e ibrer So9ter uno
i6rem S9piegerIobne 8ut6etl ipurbe,
unb @ritds liebli9es @eIi9t9en err
9lii6te in perlegener Sreuoe uno Sc
%nugt6uung iiber Die Sprung ibres lie>
ben 5riB.
Die Na9ri6t bon benz BE u9 Oes
grGflihen pddres md6te Iebr raid
bic &unbe Bel d..en 5dmilien Der
Nadbari9aft, unO ben nG9ItenSo nn>
tag f9on belt cine Gei6e bon gqui>
pagen oor benz einfd9en 9errenbauIe
BON Neubof.
Mls bic geit6er ii9 entfernt 6dts
ten, mari ii9 @rifd la9enD in BITE
Mrme hires Mdnnes unb meinte:
.Wir tpplen bergeKen, mas lie frii9er
iiber uns geOa9t unO geIagt baben,
Strip, unb quite GreunOI9aft nit ibren
6atten. Die Welt lit nun sinmal
10. -"
rSa", entgegnete er, Die Welt TT
nift INNER 10, pie mir lie uns pobl
piinI9ten. Nber i9 babe ia cine
MeGt, tpte i9 Iie mir ni6t better mini
i9en fam - Dds bif ou unb uniet
6eim."
r9as 1T aud mir bic liebite Welt,
S6aB", fagte @rita ernft6dft. LIMB
in i6r poIen mir leben unO gliidlt9
fem"
SD lei es, @rifd. = Der Rampf
lit poriiber uno Die Some oes 5r.,s
bens m0ge itets iiber Oieier IN Ierer
Melt leu9ten. -"
Is nbe.)
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
no tmO ole meiften gSoltem2

Oiefe Srage lit ni9t 10 lei4t 81
entf9eiben, pie es ben 4nf4dn bat.
benin nur fpenige 8eoba9tungsfatio'
men tiegen 10 giinitig. baB fie einen
p0Qig freien 9ort3ont 6uben. Der
Oireftor bes meteorolosiI9en Obfers
Datoriums in Mostuu. prOf. g.
2eDft, bat ja6relang bieriiber 8eoba9'
tlngen angeitelt. @r bat ben ganaen
Simmsl in brsi 3pnsn BON ie 80
@rab einget6eilt unO bic 3enit65one
als @tn6eit gum @erslei9 benuBt.
Sierbei bat er %gefunoen, baB in Der
unteriten Gone Der idbrli9e getras
Der 8emDltung etpa boppelt 10 grob
1T, pie i'm 3enit6, unb buB bic Be
pDltung bes gan5en 9immels UNI 43
prp3ent gr5Ber 1T als bic in Der 3es
nitb3one, nobel iebp4 bic 8ebeduns
bes 6immels ie mad Der Sabresasit
T9pantt. SeoenfaGs aber bat es nit
ben ,Mplfen, bic fi9 am 9ori3ont
au5ammenbaaen", pie bic Statiitit
8eist, feline Ri4tigteit.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29

inn inns belt, Ifaub .r nod INNER
od.
n9b," panots Ie Ii6 lebbaft an If
rem 8egIeiter, p5dltners finb ia ou9
bo."
r@O Oenu9" srpiberte Der iunss
Mdnn.
BORT" Iagts Iie, mad elmer unbes
itimmten 3i1tung beutenO. unb pdh<
renb ibr Serr fu9eHb in bds @es
tDimmel i6aute, brebte ie ii4 faneu
nod Manotta um.
rSdn3en sic nit mir" gebot lie.
Cine Setunbe 30gerte er, bdnn
punbte ii9 Der anbere 3uriid. @rfiiate
er ibren Wuni6 nt9t, bann bdtten lie
f9 ieBt oieGsi9t gum IeBten Wldl gee
ieben. &ur3 entf9lofen trdt CT duf
lie 3u unb Bat UNI bic @bre.
Spfprt legte @btt6 ibren @rm tn
ben ieinen unb sOg i'm bur@ ben
bi9t9e0rGn9ten &dum in ben Minter>
garten 6inein. Sic mar bic Sub
rerin, Der er pilenlps folgte Biz in
ben entfernteten Mintel beg Ses
pG686auIes. Muf elmer balbDertedten
8ant IieB er ii9 nieber. gtur ges
bGmpft tlangen e%in5elne SDne Der
8aumuIit gu i6nen heriiber; 10 ittn
mar es I'm iie, baB ie iid auf elmer
einIamen Snfel in ben fernen SrOpen
alduben tonnten.
nSeBen sic fid."
nSie 6aben MIDI bod fortget4tdt,-
ponbte er Elm. -.
Damn rufe i1 sic jeBt 5uriid,"
Iagte ie in berrii&em Son.
a@ie piFen es nod nidt = sic
baben es nod ni9t gsbDrt" e
battle nun bod neben ibr plaB se'
nommen = I'm ben Mbenb5ettungen
TT es gu lefen : i4 bin ruinirt -
elm 8ettler."
nSas peiB i6," erpiOerte fie turs.
Damn fam i6 sic ni&t perftss
BEN. Sd qeitanb S4nen meme 2iebe.
uno sic I9idten mid fort, mo- tn
bod tbDrtdt genug mar, mid tn
Spffnungen gu tpiegen
s@rinnern sic ii& msiner Unit
pprt2"
u9ie Ieien iib nidt tlur."
SD iagte Sbnen, iH mare meiirer
Telbft ni9t ii4er ID tpiBtt
ni9t -"
sic Iprahen beibe 6aitts - Gbge.
6roGen 70 pie Meniden betrl
S9eiben 1pre6en - ehe eds S4ttt
ppm 2anbe it0Bt ober Der 3ug it4
in 8epegung feBt.
nWenn sic es bamals nt4t tpub'
ten" ftieB er leibenf9dftli4 herous,
rtpenn Sic es banals ni9t tOnn'
ten =" @er3peifslt belt er time.
n@eiter!!" brdngte fte atbemlos.
rOamals befaB t9 uaes, ieBt babe
i9 ni6ts mebr. Morgen Dsri9ninOe
i9 aus S6rem 2eben, nm mir etn
@erm0gen gu erarbeiten, Oas i'd biel'
let9t ME getpinnen tperbe. Oamols
bate i1 etfpas - btel fogor, bds i'd
sSbnen bieten tpnnte, jeBt -
vSeBt," fliiiterte lie uno legte 5ags
BAIT tire 9anb auf feinen Mrm, ~teBt
fragen Sie mid nod einmal."
@r panbte iiA gu tbr unb ftorrts
tie ppG ungldubigen @ritaunens an,
in bas fi9 pl0Bli4 Elm groBes @liids'
gefiibl gu mif6en begann.
v@bitb," itammelte er, rDu tpetBt
ia, baB i9 Did anbete. Wte fehr,
lit mir ieBt erit tlar s%etporben."
Limb i4," erpiberte tie einfd4.
unb groBe S6rdnen ftanben tn ibren
f9Dnen Mugen, ni4 babe jeBt erf
berauagefunben, pie febr i'd Did
liebe. ga bait 9u midi, @eliebter.
nimm mid btn."
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
SatfaEti@.

HDfitansfp, Der Batter Der bet6tn
nidt unbefannten Spernfdnger, mar
prpfeFor Der pat6plogie an Der Miea
ner uniberftdt. MuBer ienen beiben
bate er nod apei SO6ne, bic ala
Me6i3iner t6dtig paren. @ines Sas
ges fragte Semanb ben alien profef'
Ior, fpie es ieinen SObnen ginge. Der
@elebrte erpiberte topff9ittsInb:
.3pei BON i6nen beilen, unb bic ans
bern beiben beulen, bod bic 9euler
perbienen piermal foDiel ipie bic 9ei'
Teri"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
GrkrmntmtB.
Sumoreste BON Sophie SpteaeI, Srei mad
benz @neIii9en.

Sumoresfe BON sophie Spte9el. Srei na0
benz GnsIti6en.
gep6 feline breiBig Sabre alt, 9roB
unb Ialant getpa4ien gu letn, ME-
mails i'm Qeben einen Sag &rdntbeit
oefannt gu baben, ben Sitel bes 9t>
plominQenieurs in Der Sai9e gu tras
qen, feline eigene Sdht gu beliBen, et=
men Namen GIT fiibren, Der einen Die
oanae @elt CUR 8erfiigung iteat, ano
Bic Grbe freu3 urb quer bur6reifen
au t0nnen = bas 1inb ales iebr 19O<
ne 9tnge.
@enn man aber pl0Bli9 BON beute
auf morqen bic Mnpartf9aft auf Elm
qroBes @erm0gen D%erliert uno feinen
9fenniq me6r fein eigen nennt, tpenn
man i'm 2urus aufgepa9ien, jeBt
nur auf feline &raft a~ngepiefen TT,
tpenn einem 0ds MGb9en, bas man
iiber allies liebt, einen &orb gegeben,
penn man Ieinen Nustritt aus
1dmmtlt6en Clubs angemelbet bat,
unb in benz eleganteften 8aaraum
bes eleqanteIten !Saufes Der Stabt
ife6t, UNI einen leBten Bid auf has
Qeben gu perfen, benz man fir inns
mer ben Hiiden tpenbet, I'm Sagen
Der f6perIten Nrbeit unb gr0Bten
Gntbebrung entgegen5ugeben bdnn
9inb bies dl[eS fehr unandenehme
Sbatfd9en.
sSn FOLDER Gage befanb fi9 an Ell
mem Mbenb in Der SDbe Der Saifon
Sans @anotta. 11nertparteter 6Gtte
i'm biefer S9lag, Der in penigen
Stunber feline 3ufunft berni9tete,
ni9t treffen fDnnen.
Ser ein5ige @erpanbte BON 9ans
mar fem Sntel, elm alter 2ebemann.
O6ne fi9 oiel UNI feinen Neffen gu
befiimmern, bate er Tim bo9 cine
febr quite @r3iebung 8utbeil tperben
laFen unb i'm auf Die Gbarlotterbura
aef So9f6ule gefdidt, tpp er Berg
urb Minen6au ftubirte. Gr tbat bies.
um elmer ousge1pro9enen Neigung gu
foloen, benin ba 6elir Wanotta Wittz
iper unb tinberlps mar, fonnte fi6
fein Ieffe nit boaem &e9t als fein
aqeintaer @rbe betra9ten. Mu9 bic
@elt fab i'm Dafiir an unb empfing
i'm nit pffenen Nrmen. Na9 abfols
birtem Gtubium perbra9te er mebrere
Sabre auf &eifen unb te6rte bann.
aiemli9 blafirt BON benz @eIebenen
unb @enoFenen, mad Berlin auriid.
ginige .3eit berTtri9 in tbatenl6iem
Ni9tstbun, ba lernte Sans Gbitb
Mrball fennen, unb cine Wdnblung
boaaoq fi9 in Ieinem Snnern. Sobalb
er bas iunge MGb9en nur fab, tpurbe
er BON einem nerbDfen 3ittern befal>
len, bic 2iebe bate i'm ergriffen, un6
er erqab fi9 i6r piIenlos. Mie Der
@p;eler aaes daf cine Rarte 1eBt, feBz
tie er feline 9offnung auf @bitb, unb
Bel Der erften @~elegenbett offenbarte
CT fi9 ibr.
9or 6rei Sagen, am fpGten gla9z
mittag, ols bic Slamme bss Sbesfei=
fels bas sin3ige 2i@t in benz sroBen
bdmmrigen 9aum per6reitete, mar es
oef9e6en. Cine momentane Stiqe
bate 3ipil6en ben beiben geberri9t,
unb bann begann Sans nit bibrts
renber Stimme: sd mub Sbnea
ettpas fagen. Sic pifen. mas es 1T.
Sic baben mir ipenig 9offnung ges
mabt, aber i9 lam es ni6t LANCER
nit mir berumtragen. Sd liebe sic.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29

9i9t immer. arat: ~Stot>
teri Sbr Sunge immer9" Mutter:
rgiGt immerl Nur penn er fpre9sn
pia, 9err Ooftor!"
% San5 3. 5rdulein: .Aber.
Serr Staatsanpalt, babe i'd benn
mas angeIteut?" 9 nWes=
balb benin. mein 5rdulein2" Jrdulein:
.WsiI Sic mir in .inem fort auf ban
Herfen iin0!"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29

An einsm iOnnigen 9~erbittage tebr>
ten 6rib Born uno feline tunge Satin
grita OOn Der 6o93eitsretIe, nel9e
lie burh 5irol uno Oberitalien ge>
fi6rt bate, nu4 Reubof auriid. Die
8drOnin b1tte 5par benz iungen
8aare ben 8oriAlag gema9t, in
SAloB 6amsa9 WO6nung gu nebz
men, IA ia Nsu6of pur9 ben 9erpal=
ter. ben 6riB anseapmmen bate. be-
Evening star., 1944-05-19

| that Washington is city to avoid
for job-holding with the Federal
Government"
The girls teacher in commercial
work, Miss Ruth Payne, will con-
tinue to be their temporary super
visor in their first work of indoc-
trination here They spent two weeks
at Camp Chaffee, Ark, before en-
training for Washington.
The girl graduates. all II and 1s
years of age, are Miss Betty 10
Brumley, Billye Osborne, June Os-
burn, Ruth Belt, Mary Catherine
Douglas, Lucy Jane Lawrence and
Wanda Ruth Osborne. Two others,
Betty 10 Ingram, valedictorian, and
Rosemary James will come to Wash
ington in July to join the group.
With them came also Mrs. Ralph
Rogers, graduate of Alma High
School, whose husband now is in
uniform overseas, and two primary
Evening star., 1944-05-19
] Arkansas High School Girls
Arrive Here to axe War Jobs

Seven girl graduates of the high
school in the town of Alma, Ark
recruited for civilian employment in
the War Department, arrived here
yesterday, found immediate housing
accommodations and have gone to
work in the Preassignment Develop
ment Unit of the Adjutant Generals
Office.
Four of them had never ridden
on train before, they said on ar
rival at Union Station, in company
with their teacher and temporary
supervisor.
Evening star., 1944-05-19
Concert Postponed

Because of delay in the arrival
here of the soloist Of the Victory
Symphony Orchestra, Nine. Rose
Delmar, who is filling an engage
ment in Montreal. the orchestra
announced today that the concert
it had scheduled for tomorrow
night at Continental Hall would be
postponed until May 81. Tickets
the orchestra management said, may
be exchanged at the place Of pur-
chase.
Evening star., 1944-05-19

Met by two counselors of the Army
Service Forces at the new ASF booth
recently erected at Union Station
the girls were divided into two
groups and taken to their new
homes. Some went to 1908 Webster
street NV. and others to 1867 Kalo-
rama road.
"The welcome given the recruits, u
said statement from ASF, "and
the care taken to insure their sue
cessful induction to the job Is part
of the overall picture of Nation
wide education to dispel the idea
Evening star., 1944-05-19

school teachers from Alma, Louise
McCarty and Jamie Wells.
Greeting the group at the station
and helping them to get settled
were Miss Leila Rounsaville, recep-
ton and escort counselor, ASF, and
Miss Helen Sommel~ille, housing
councillor ACE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
Louise Franklin
Plays Rochester's
Girl In New Film

HOLLYWOOD AMP - Re
cause she has shown such ex-
cellent acting ability in a number
Of bits. Louise Franklin. lovely
well-irained dancer was cast on
September III, as Rochesters girl
friend In "Brewster's Millions II
is in production on the RKO-
pathe lot by tho Edward Small
productions II is based on play
written by Winchell Smith from
George Barr McCuicheon book.
Director Allan Dwan was we'll
pleased with Louises work the
first day and considers her a real
find
With Rochester getting second
billing in the screen credits. fol-
lowing Dennis O'kcefe. the stars
include Nischa Auer. Helen
Walker Juno 1atcr. Gail Patrick
and others. Rochester has been
workine in ~ ever since August
io whtn he first returned from
an eastern tour. Following
story conference the producers
decided 10 add a sweetheart for
Rochester ~ tho sweet pretty
typc. and Louise passed her
screen tests with flying colors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
Jim -Crou Affects
'Swingsters Careers

NEW YORK - Leonard Feath-
er's piece. Jazz Symposium. -
How Have Jim Grow Tactics Az
fected Your Career introduces
for tho first time an intelligent.
practical dicussion OF jun Crow
il. swing music circles by those
affected by II. and also calls at
tention TO the fairmlnded policy
Of Esquire Magazine in Fhich
y appears toward such n bntro-
vcrsial subject.
Leonard Feather is the swing
critic OF Esquire as we'll as one
OF the big namc critics IN the
world OF Jazz and popular music
An Englishman and former cor
respondent OF the Melodymaker
OF London, Feather has been in
the spot light for several
years as composer. promoter
and publicity man. concentrating
en- hot music.
Interviews Band Lenders
The Esquire piece I'm tho Sep
TENDER issue. Is series OF in
ter,lcws with Fletcher IIender-
son. veteran arranger. pianist
aud bandleader: Teddy Wilson.
pianist and handcadcr. formerly
with Benny Goodman j G. llig-
ginbotham. trombonist now with
Red Aliens hand III Chicaro and
Ofan blot Lipsl Page. trumpe-
ter vocalist and handleader. In
each interview the maestros tell
how Jim Crow acted on their
careers.
Henderson say, he had no trouble
at all until he joined Goodman AS
a pianist in 1924 His difficulties
arose in Beverly HIS whore he
couldn't find home and was
forced 10 live l3 miles away from
the place where the band was
playing Fletcher says that when
he later organized his own orchcs-
ira a pair Of white musicians
wrote IN asking for spots in The
outfit
Becanse Goodman had crashed
the color line in hiring Lionel
Hampton. Teddy Wilson. Charley
Christian and himself. Henderson
said he took on white alto play
er and a guitarist Later on. AZ
Ter they'd left Henderson says.
Two other white boys Joined me.
n 17year-old trombonisi named
Bob calese and young trumpet
player. Tony de Nardi."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23

Henderson says he ,oos
mixed combination thronsA u'
and Georgia without in, ss'''
However, they ran into ,,o,' Sa'a1
Chattanooga, Tennessee. -.
the first part Of a date was "a1
cert When they closed ,hs -
tains, Henderson says. 10 49, ~
way the chairs for a danrs '' \
police entered ana informed u
that II the white boys plavsa !.
wnite dancers along with The II
ored musicians. sometime ~.
happen. Many whites. Who n.''j
the conversation. became a,.a,'.
ed and walked out mums.'1
about the war against ln,ols...'
In Europe
Teddy Wilson saws ,b.,
Croyf forced him into muslt u
hau studied ~ be a Iino,y,o
a'or at TuskcgeS,and MAS ! oa'o
fled operator. Tic ALL p,,r,''
fuion at that time was Jim c',l
ara y was almost an hnpossjbs.l
for Negro printer 70 eet nr.'-
work with any OF Tho III IT.
papers SO Teddy started M
Ing the piano Tor liyin.
though. as he says he was ~
a mediocre pianist az The ,lm, u
had no trouble while plsring !,
The Goodman quartet from ~;
1893 except for the loss ~ 81
moving picture work IN
broadcast CT 1896 N Whi,, !
white musician Was 10 have ~
substituted for him IN M III
Continued on pare ~