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Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Write to a Friend
in the Service
Marty's S
Letter
BY MARTY
LOUGHMAN


Dear Ramon:
Sorry to read about your brother
there isn't much more a guy can
do but extend his condolences
that's the bitter tragedy of this
thing. He was a fine lad.
Well, your old boss, Sam Bracker,
and I went to the blood bank. DR..
Gonzales had to use an ice pick to
tap Sam and when he was finished
Sam asked him, How were my
corpuScles, doctor?''
The good doctor says, well, it
turned out SO percent ice.''
Sam sez, well, anyhow I'm still
getting the 2 percent off,
Then he drew mine out and came
back in I asked him, "How's mine,
doc?"
He sez, yours came out 80 per-
cent bourbon and IS percent
Scotch. That makes you oyerdrawn
about SIS percent
well, that's nothing new" I sez
'now I'm overdrawn in two banks
the blood bank and the First Ma
tional.''
Then Sam asked him, We'll
what kind Of plasma can you
make outa our combination?"
"Plasma, hell" sez the doc, "but
I can mix up good highball with
the combination"
Sam got a cablegram from q
nephew of his up in Iceland. II
read, Been shooting Japs. Please
wire 800. Assets frozen and my
feet cold too
Sam sez to me, II didn't know
there were any Japs in Iceland
oh" I sez, cts probably some
of those lousy ...-....s that the Ma
rines chased up there from Guadal-
canal. Gable him the money fol
shooting them"
So Sam wired him the hundred
The next day he got correction
Your cablegram from Iceland yes
terday reading been shooting Japs
from the Western Union. 1t said
- correction - should read Beer
shooting craps" So Sam sez looks
like he threw two SKIES.
Best regards,
MARTY
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Library Tag
Day Tomorrow

Mrs. H. M. Capin is chairman OF
the Library Tag Day Drive which
will be held tomorrow under the
auspices of the Nogales Woman's
Club.
The tag day, which is held yearly
is to assist the public library in
purchasing books for the children S
department of the library.
All funds subscribed on that day
by this group are turned over te
the library board, and a suitable
selection of the needs Of the juven-
lie department made.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Apaches TO Play
AT Florence
Tonight

Seeking their first win of the
season, Coach Howard Beazley's
Nogales High School Apaches hit
the road today for Florence where
they meet the Gophers at o'clock
tonight.
Last year the locals walloped
Florence 1912 for the Apache's best
game of the season So far this
season Florence has been beaten by
Buckeye 1877, and they have beaten
Amphitheatre 26-0. This record
gives them a slight edge over Beaz-
ley's crew as they have lost both
games played.
Since the loss Of Ernie Valencia,
the hard hitting Apache fullback,
Coach Beazley's troubles are cen
tered in the backfield. Valencia
was carried from the field with a
dislocated shoulder as result OF
the Douglas battle last week.
Beazley has been drilling his
charges hard all week and is es-
pecially interested in getting back
field combination that will work
together and has the power to pIt
over the touchdcwns- necessary tc
win games.
Reazlev. a MANAGER. auG about @
boys shove off sometime this Noon
ing to meet one of the toughest
opponents on the Nogales grid
slate.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Democrats Open
State
Headquarters

PHOENIX, Oct 5-DemocratIc
state headquarters for the Nov. 7
general election campaign. were
opened this week in the V. F.. W.
hall at Five Points. it was announc-
ed by Ed Locklear of Prescott,
chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
The Maricopa County headquar-
ters will be located at the same
place with Ray Busey, chairman of
the county committee, in charge 1t
also will serve as quarters for the
Roosevelt Truman Club organlza-
ton.
Locklear said the Democratic
campaign was about ready to start
and from reports of party leaders
over the state he looked forward to
a big victory in Arizona for Presl-
dent Roosevelt and the party's
ticket.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Thanksgiving
This Year
On November 23

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-You can
put your mind at ease, folks. Con-
gress isn't going to change Thanks
giving Day again this year. 1t will
be observed on November %.
That furry of perturbation caused
by Representative Knutson (Repub-
lican Minnesota, when he intro
duced a resolution making Novem-
Ter 80 Thanksgiving Day this year,
AN be set aside. The Minnesota
2epublican said he had no inten-
tion of attempting to change the
date this year.
You can't do anything about it
this year" he said. Its too late
for that now But I intend to push
it for next year Thanksgiving
should always be celebrated on the
last Thursday in November .
Under a resolution approved by
Congress December 26, 1941, the
fourth Thursday of November was
designated as Thanksgiving Day be-
cause of dissatisfaction expressed
over President Roosevelt having adj
vanced it one week, beginning in
1889.
When the President advanced the
date for his Thanksgiving Day pro-
clamation, he said he did so at the
request of business interests who
felt it would aid them by giving the
public more time in which to do
their Christmas shopping.
Considerable confusion, however,
from what became known
IN some quarters as Roosevelt
Day" in 1889, 1940
and 1941. The Governors of some
states proclaimed the last Thurs
day, instead of the third Thursday,
as Thanksgiving Day and in many
communities two days were observ-
I'd.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06

Judge Gordon Farley was ap-
pointed county chairman of the
annual United War Fund drive
Monday by State Campaign Di-
rector Ralph E. NOllner Of PhOe-
nix.
The drive is scheduled to start
Monday, Oct. 9th, and the quota
for Santa Cruz County is $4,000.
Appointment of Farley was re-
commended by Mayor Louis Hud-
gin, Robert Marcus, Craig Potitn-
ger, Ed Alvarez, Harry G. Chernin,
o. A. Smith and E. K. Cumming,
who met with Nollner at the Border
Cafe Monday.
The National War Fund require
ments in Arizona are $320,000, well
over SIS per cent of which will &C
directly to our own fighting forces
at home and abroad, through USO
Nogales international., 1944-10-06

with five billion to be subscribed
by individuals.
December to December is will be
the period of the drive for corpora
tions and other non-banking insti-
tutions.
Morgenthau said the goal is two
billion dollars less than the fifth
war loan drive because of unusual
good cash conditions in the Treas
ury, good war news and light bond
redemptions as the result of the
simplified redemption plan which
went into effect October 2.
The American Bankers Associa-
ton will take the lead in promoting
sales through its local branches.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
3 Young Boys
Join Navy

Three 17-year-old high school
boys-Ernest Valencia, Everett Mar
tan and Ralph Lopez-jolned the
Navy last week and went to Phoe-
nix Wednesday for their physical
examinations.
They expect to be called for train
ing in about three weeks.
Marian has three brothers in the
service. They are Ernest, in India;
Eddie, Las Vegas, Nevada; and
Emilio, who recently returned from
the South Pacific.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
27O5 Register
For Next ~
Months S Election

Total Santa Cruz County regis
tration for the November election is
27O5, it was announced yesterday by
Mrs. Mary Bettwy, county recorder
This is 339 less than the total of
3044 two years ago.
The 1912 figure was AGA less than
the 1910 total Of 3508.
OF the 27O5 for next months cleo
ton, 1853 are Nogales voters and
CAT outside of this city.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Injuries Shoulder
In Football Game

Ernest Valencia, II year old son
OF Manuel R. Valencia, suffered a
dislocated right shoulder during the
fourth quarter of the NogaIes-
Douglas football game Friday night.
He was rushed to ST. Joseph's
Hospital for medical attention bv
DR.. G. L. Harker.
The injury puts Valencia out of
the game for the remainder of the
season. He was one of Nogales' star
players.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06

Thomas l.. Hall has been pro-
NOTED from major to lieutenant
colonel, according to word received
here this week. Stationed in Brazil,
he is the staff judge advocate OF
U. S. armed forces in South Amer
lea. Hall, who is law associate of
Attorney Duane Bird. has been in
the Army more than two years
Born in Kansas City, he located at
Nogales in July 1919, and is a grad
uate of Nogales High School, Uni
versity of Arizona, and University
of Michigan. His wife and two
children are living in Washington.
DC, while 1t. Col Hall is in the
armed forces.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Rausth0rne
EnrOufe
To Annapolis

Edgar Rawsthorne, 19-year-olc
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Raws-
thorne of Phoenix, formerly o1
Nogales, docked at San Francisco
Sunday enroute to Annapolis, Mary
land, Naval Academy, to which he
was appointed several weeks ago BY
U. S. Senator Ernest Mcfarland.
Young Rawsthorne enlisted in the
Marines a year ago last February
while he was still II and has beer
in combat in the South Pacific.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Put. Dempsey In
Ell Paso Hospital

Pvt. Dempsey Brown, infantry
man, who was badly wounded IN
Italy about four months ago, is now
in an Army hospital at Ell Paso, and
is coming home soon to visit his
wife and two sons, residing at 379
Hudgin street.
He was overseas about one year
and took part in the invasion OF
italy.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Nine Inducted
Two Navy,
Seuen Army

Nine Santa Cruz County selectiVe
service men we're inducted into the
armed forces at Phoenix on Sep
tember 26th.
They we're David L. Valenzuela,
Alfred B. White, Navy; and Ale
jandro R. Anado, Manuel Fregoso,
Gustavo c.. Duran, Ernest D. Pons,
Arturo L. Lopez, Miguel G. Castillo,
John R. Kelso, Army.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Col. Murray
With Patton

Col. William S. Murray is with
General George Patton's army in
France, he wrote his wife (Mary
Wise) Wednesday.
He said he spent about four hours
in Paris recently.
Col. Murray has been overseas
since June.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Steve Sudduth, II on Oct. 5.
Gilbert Soto, 20 on Oct. 8.
Edgar Rawsthorne, 10 on Oct. 3.
Charles Jones, 46 on Sept. %.
Born in NogaleS.
Donald Walter Willis Carico, Oct.
10.
Luchi Martinez, years old on
Oct. f.
Sue Moery, Oct. 4.
George King, II on Oct. 3.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Political
Committees
Meet Tonight

Both the Democratic and Repub-
lican county central committees
will meet at 8 o'clock tonight, DEM
ocrats at the Montezuma Hotel,
and Republicans at E. K. Cum
ming's office, 204 grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
MOVE TO CHULA VISTA

Following an eight and one half
year residence here, immigration
Officer Warren Corley, wife, and
two children, moved to Chula Vista,
Calf, Monday.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Judge Gordon Farley Named Santa
Cruz County Manager OF United
War Fund Drive Opening Monday
Quota For This County $4,000, State $32OOOO; Over
IS Per Cent To Go Directly To Our Fighting
Forces AT Home And Abroad

Prisoners Aid, and Seamen's Ser
vices, and the balance goes to the
support of services and relief
through the other nineteen organi-~
cations united in this fund.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06
Sixth War Loan To Open November
10th; Morgenthau Asks Five
Out OF IA Billions From individuals
Goal Two Billion Dollars Less Than The Fifth War
Loan Drive Because Of Good Conditions
And Good War News

-. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Secre-
tary of the Treasury Henry
Mcrgenthau, Jr., has announced
officially that the sixth war loan
drive will start November 20, and
set its goal at IA billion dollars,
Nogales international., 1944-10-06

Pfc. Leoncio M. Paez, 28, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Paez,
and husband of Engracia Paez of
Bungalow Court, was inducted into
the Army Feb. "a, 1943, and is now
in New Guinea where he is a para
trooper He was born at Nogales
Dec. /, 1915, and has three sisters
and two brothers, one of the latter
being Edmundo Paez of the E. NJ
Faez radio shop, 325 Morley avenue.
Prior to going to New Guinea in
May 1914 he was stationed in North
Carolina and Louisiana.
Nogales international., 1944-10-06

Sgt. Duane Bird, Jr., who was
slightly wounded in Belgium Sept.
7th, is getting along nicely, he ad-
vised his grandmother, Mrs. Allen
T. Bird, in a letter received this
week. It is believed he is in hos
pital in England. The young man
is son of Attorney Duane Bird.
He went overseas in August 1943
He was born at Nogales March 10,
1922.
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riee 8obnune in 8isconItn. 9ie
lebte bG. @eile batte idb fiir bic or
men GeeIeu 6argebrabt, beren feiner
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gen. sic tanen mir Dor tpie ent-
taui6te 8anoerer, Die 0en boriiberraz
ienOen 9lutofabrer bergebenS Inn cine
Oeitfabrt bitten. - Sort1eBung foIgt
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Fine Reise i'm
Tahre 1919
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Serrn nit leiner Photographic an Dos
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in cine 2iige 1tebt, mag eS tun. 8enn
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5u berant&porten babe, min i6 NOR
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Evening star., 1944-06-18
Kate Mayhem Dies;
Had Played Theaier
Roles Nearly 80 Years
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Kate May
hew, 91, who played 500 roles during
nearly 80 years on the stage and In
motion pictures, died here last night
at her home. She was believed to
have been the oldest living American
actress.
She appeared with such stage
greats as John Drew, Maurice Barry
more, Lotta Crabtree and Charlotte
Cushman during a career that began
at the age Of 4 when she was car
ried on the stage Of the Metropolitan
Theater in Indianapolis during a
performance Of "Pizarro."
Miss Mayhew-who regarded life
as "a grand game and the stage a
grand way Of playing twas born
in Indianapolis. During the Civil
War she played Eva to Lotta Crab
trees famous Topsy in Uncle Toms
Cabin"
In 1875 she was q member of the
Hooley company, which included
James O'Neill, father OF Eugene
|O'Neill. She originated the title role
in Bret Harte's "MLiss" In 1878.
Miss Mayhem left the stage at a
high point in her career to marry
Henry ]. Widmer, musical director
for Augustin DAILY but returned to
it upon Mr.. Widmer's death.
Her first motion picture appear
ance was in 1915 with Pearl White