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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
MARY ,LUzAR

Vceraj popoldne je po sestme-
secni bolezni umrla ma svojem
domu Mrs. Mary Luzar, stara 81
let, stanujoca ma 1868 w. So st.
Donna je bila il Gorenja mad
Idrijo, odkoder je prisla v Anne
riko pred 80 lett. Bila je clanica
drustva Carniola Hive, st. 493
T. NJ, Brooklyn, st. 135 SNIP il
podruznice st. So SzZ. Tukaj "a
pusca soproga Johna, donna il
Mengesa ma Gorenjskem, dve
hceri: Sophie Saranga in Friedo,
ki je pred kratkim priSla "a do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
lpust cd WACs, tri sinove, Bill,

pust cd WACs, tri sinove, Bill,
XII Sc nahaja preko morja, Ed
warda, katerega Sc pricakuje Cd
vojakov na pogreb, in Raya, dve
sestri, Frances Pernus in Anto-
mia Luin v Farrell, Pa, ter veG
Idrugih sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil v Getrtek oh 8. uri zju-
traj il Schuster's pogrebnega
|xavoda, w. 81 St, in Denison
Ave, v cerkev sv. Boniface in
|nato No Calvary pokopeliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
ANTON sPEIIEK

Pokojni Anton Spehek je bill
35 let star, ter je stanoval ma
6307 Bonna Ave. Rojen je bill
v Clevelandu. Zapusca soprogo
Angelo; rojeno Mostar, brata
Charles M. M. 1 /c, in dve sestri :
Mary, in Rose Strumbel. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj il
Zakrajskovega pogrebnega "a
voda v cerkev sv. Vida in nato
ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

Sc JE Is MESEC ECEV.
SKRIVAL. " KAMPI

ATLANTA, Ga, 3. fe-
bruarja. Tu se je danes
odkrilo, da je neki vojak z
imenom Henry Bombnow-
ski v poletju 1M3 brez sle-
du izginil, in kakor je sedaj
sam izjavil, SCI je skozi Is
mesecev natlajai skirt pod
vojaskim klubosn. Maiden je
bill nedavno, ,ko je ogenj u
nicil poslopje. Iinel je bra
do in Dodge lase, IL cesar
Sc sklepa, da je resnicno
YES cas- prebir v svojem
skrivalis6u. Kako je dobi-
val hranO, nj znane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
|RDECA VOJSKA OBKO-
LILA NEMCE OBJ ODRI
1900 ameriSkih internirancev
filipinski prestolici bilo osvobojenih

LUZON, gl stan gen. MacArthurja, 5. feb. - Ame-
riske cete danes, natancno 26 dn po invazi Luzo
ma, vdrle osrce Mantle, kjer osvobodile okrog tr
tsoc cvilistov, XII bill skoz tri eta japonski inter-
naciji, zavzee vladne palace in nadaevale reblje
MEM japonskega odpora, XII je sestojal il malh
strelskih pnezdOv
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
|Naciji svarijo
Nemce pred ''triki''
zaveZniskih sill

LONDON, 8. feb. - Nacijski
propagandisti skusajo pripravi-
tt nemsko prebivalstvo ma prica.
kovam poziv "velike trojice," da
Sc jim sedaj nudi zadnja prilika
"a podajo. Naciji svarijo Mem
ce, da sc bodo zavezniki v odlo-
cilnem stadiju vojne posluzili
"politicnih trikov."
Porocila il nevtralnih in nem-
Skin virov pravijo, da so v teku
mrzlicne priprave "a obrambo
Berlina, in radijska oddaja il
Moskve poroea, da je propagan-
dni minister Goebbels ze zbezal
il Berlina ma Bavarsko.
"Zmaga ali Sibirijo"
'Dienst aus Deutschland" Or
gan nemskega zunanjega mini
strstva, svari Nemce, da morajo
odlociti med "zmago in Sibiri-
jo," in izraza bojazen, da bodo
Rusi "Nemski osvobodilni od-
bor," XII je bill organiziran v Mos
Xvi IL nemskih vojnih ujetnikov,
politicno rabili proti nacijskemu
rezimu.
Snoci so nemski listi objavili
clanke, v katerih je receno, da
DO konferenca "velike trojice''
oeividno povzela "ofenzivo pro-
ii morali nemskega ljudstva. -
Zavezniski voditalji 50 ozigosani
kot "vojni zlocinci'' in F"hinavci. 3"
Vtlistu "Voelkischer Beobach-
ter" je izsel clanek z debelim
naslovom, XII sc glasi: Nova gi-
ganticna prevara a zacrtana-
Stain, Churchill in Roosevelt
skusajo kositi Wilsona. ~
Nemske radijske oddaje pravijo,
da je konferenca velike trojice
ze v teku nekem rOmunskem
pristaniscu oh Crnem morju.
Pripreve "a zadnji boj ma
Bavarskem
Neuradna porocila, XII so do
spela v London, pravijo, da Sc je
pripravilo vrsto starih solnih
rudnikov v blizini Berchtesga-
dena, kamor bodo naciji zbezali
"a svoj zadnji BOZ. Solne rudni-
ke Sc je baje utrdilo, tako da so
vafni pred napadi bombami ali
plinom, in v MEM bi baje 100, 900
MOI moglo vdrzati vec mesecev,
ako bi Sc vanje spravilo zadost-
ne zaloge streliva in hrane.
Notranje obrambe bi baje OBJ
segale cd 100 do $50 kvadratnih
mill okrog Berchtesgadena, Ha-
leina in Salzburga, med katerimi
Sc dvigajo Alpe. Ia notranja
obramba je m e n d a obdana cd
mnogo v ecjeg a obrambnega
ozemlja, XII Sc razteza cd vzhoda
svicarske meje pa do blizine Du-
naja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

:,
Ave. .~... -.
Program je s pozdravnim ma
govorom otvoril preds. podruz-
nice Ahacij Prezelj, nakar je f.
cesen, kot tajnik podruz. podal
kratek govor in vodil naslednji
Leo Kushlan, odvetnik po
poklicu, ter edini profesijonalec
nase naselbine, XII sc zaveda po-
lozaja v domovini ter svoje
dolznosti, da po moznosti pri-
speva k delu, katerega so Sc
ameriski Slovenci lotili, da pri-
pomorejo narodu do ponovnega
vstajenja, je govoril kot zastop-
mix podruz. st. 80 SANS. ME-
gov govor veeraj je nasel topic
mesto pri poslusalcih. MOI je
po preprieanju katolican in "a
vzgled maj hi ga well tsti, XII
Sc oh vsaki priliki trkajo ma pr
sa, da so kristjani, a nikoli ne
zamudijo prilike ovirati delo,
XII je v teku "a olajsanje TRIPLE
MIA, bede in lakote ubogega ma
roda, XII Sc z vsemi stirimi bori
"a svoj obstoj.
Njegovemu govoru :. je sledil
Mr.. Jim Rotter, eden Timed Ste
'brov euclidske naselb lbine. Dao
Mr.. Rotterja ma polju drustva
in naroda je dobro znano. Ma
vdllseval je k nadaljnemu delu
in svoj govor zakljucil KRAFT
ko deklamacijo, XII jo je sam
zlozil. IT,,
Nato je bill poklican Mr.. Ivan
Bostjancich, v Ameriki rojen
Slovenec, katerega SO starsi od-
peljai pred "a lett v stare do
movino, in Sc je pred dobrim
mesecem dni svojo soprogo
Vero vrnil v Ameriko IL nem-
skega ujetnistva. Oh casu ma
pada nemskih nacistov, Sc je
nahajal v Belgradu, kjer je bill
sotrudnik "Istre', glasila pri-
morskih Slovencev. v svojemu
govoru je vceraj orisal razmere
kot SO obstojale oh napadu "
letu 1941. Povedal, je veliko "a
nimivosti glede draginje, XII je
obstojala. v Belgradu je bio
mozno kupiti razne potrebscine,
kot krompir, mast, >moko, ali
oblacila, edino ma crni borzi, a
srecen sc je oni stel, kateri 81
je vzlic nezaslisni ceni sploh
mogel kaj dobiti ma crni borzi.
Tako je ma primer stal hlebec
kruha $500, srajca ali par eev-
ljev $30., it'd, docim je po-
vprecna plaza znasala $50 me-
secno q v nobenem slucaju vec
kot 500 mesecno v ameriski
valuti.
Zadnji govornik je bill pozna-
nj in priljubljeni Josko Oven il
Chicago, ILL.,, Cigar govoru je
obcinstvo sledilo 2 veliko nape-
tostjo. Govoril je Q svetovnih
zadevah, q vines je vpletel krat-
ke zgodbice, katerih jedro j.
bilo v zvezi 8 podatki, ki Jill je
navajal o prevladujocih razme-
rah. Josko Oven poseduje mo-
can glas in ina privlacen ma
stop, ri priyabi avdijenco k po.
zornosti, da bi ga lahko brez
prestanka poslusala vec tr.
20 govorih je sledila kolekta
prost ovoljnih prispeykov 2 ta'
kojznjo pomot. Rezultat kolek'
te, ii je BIZ oh koncu programs
citan, je pokazal, da % navzoc
prispevan mad $50 90.
Nh Peter L,istrik, ii obratp
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
EucIidsko podruznico SANSo imeIo vceroi
|uspesen shod SDD. ma Recher Ave.

Vceraj popoldne je imela podruznica st. 1o6 SANS,
katero euclidski zavedni rojah in roakne ustanov
III pred kratkmi tremi meseci uspesen shod, spojen
kratkim programom Slov drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. >~..-....=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
TUDI CIGAR BO MANI
" TEKOCEM LETU

N EW YORK, s. februarJa.
- v tekocem letu ne bo toliko
cigar ma razpolago "a civilni
konzum kot jih je bio v prete-
KLEIN letu, vendar je dober iz-
gled, da produkcija Cd sedaj
naprej ne DO vec dosti padla,
LAM je prislo ma trg' s procen.
tov in pol mani cigar kot v lie.
tn 1943.
|NACIJsKE LADJE Ma
REGU PRED RUSI
STOCKHOLM, 8. februarja
= danskih vinov se poroca
da je dospelo v Copenhagen vei
kot 20 ladij nemske mornarice
ki SO zbexale i baltizkih LUX. k
Jill ogroxajo Eusi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Nadaljn mestne

novice boste nash ma 4. strani
danasnje izdaje.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Radio 10 Tell
Story Of Rails

a picture OF the tremendous
tasks the railroads are perform
Ing, as we'll as the wartime prob
lens this industry faces will be
revealed at 6:l5 D. m. today over
station WHYZ i'm the series of
"On the Spot broadcaStS spon-
sored by WXYZ and The Detroit
Times.
These progra ans have been
planned 10 bring DetroiterS an in
side picture OF difficulties that
confront many organizations be-
cause OF wartime shortages of
goods and services.
Today, Al Hodge, your WXYZ
'"On the Spot" reporter. takes YOU
by transcription 10 the Mich gan
Central depot TO meet executives
and employees Of the New York
Central System.
Here William f. Frackclton. as
slStant general passenger agent.
brletIy gives behind -thc-Sccnns
sketch OF crowded travel condi-
tlOnS.
l.. JclllnghauS, vice president
end general manager of m" New
YORK Central System. tells bow
railway transportation Is bottle.
neckcd in many ways.
Tunc IN on to d a y 5 "On the
Spot broadca I and the ones
which Will follow over WXYZ.
They'll help you help win the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Headed for Heartbreaks
Because OF This Neglect?

J. q tragedy 10 sce a sweet ,!t'le girl
GRADUALLY grow up into a srK-Con-
EcioGS one who. by the time She IS
IS IS ashamed 70 smile because Of bad
teeth or ashamed 20 dance because
ot her bowed lcrS' But % IS a tragedy
that can happen 10 any girl. yours
included. who from birth grows up on
. diet inadequate IN the bonc-bu!ld-
Tag minerals and V.tamin D. so es-
ssnt!al TO strong bones and sound
teeth.
Deficiency n thcac minerals espe-
o.aly calcium. o!tca is a limiting fac
Tor IN bodily development That IS one
reason doctors tax 50 much about
mix for growing children. AiLk IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

cur best food source OF calcium. DO
your children set enough milk at
least a quart eUcry day. Many chill
dren Just don't Ike to take that much
ctcry day That's why Cooomalt in
mlk Is 50 helpful.
Cocomalt' IS 80 rich, in calcium. u
makes glasses of m,ik equal 10
'rhole quart IN calcium roluel (Also.
TINS supplies the days full minimum
requirements for iron. phosphorus.
Vitamins B and D And remember.
too. Cocomalt's delicious chocolaty
favor makes children love their milkl
start your children on Cocomalt to-
day Save this as reminder.
'@heap,n9 tsps. 10 S-os. glass e. uiH. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Cat-DOg Truck
I'm bus Crash

A traffic collision involving a
DSR bus loaded with passengers
and a Michigan Humane Society
truck full of cats and dogs today
cost the driver of the truck a SIS
fine in traffic court.
Although shaken up passengers
in both vehicles were uninjured.
The driver of the truck, Eby
Greenberg, 81. of 1896 Twelfth,
was found guilty by Traffic Ref
cree John M. Wise of driving
away from the curb and colliding
will h a DSR bus al Schoolcraft
and Strathmoor. April 5.
Greenberg told the court the
load of animals was en- route 10
the society's pound. None escaped.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Detroit School Aide
Named COLLEGE Head

Dr. John r. Emens. personnel
director of the Detroit Board Of
Education, has been named presi-
dent OF Ball State Teachers Col
lege, Muncie, Ind, effective
Aug. l.
DR.. Emens has served as state
director of teacher education and
was deputy superintendent OF pub
lie instruction for three years.
He was associate professor OF sec
ondsry education at Wayne Uni
versity for two years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Woman Gets Years
For Robbing Sleeper

Miss Verna (TcN Barnes, %, of
go Winder, today was sentenced
by Judge Christopher f. Stein 10
, 10 5 years in the House Of Cor
rection after being found guilty of
grand larceny
Shc was accused Of stealing
Sl,920 from Peter AmerS, a res
taurant owRcr. from his room AT
the Addison Hotel, IA Charlotte,
as ne slept.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
DOg Near HydranI
Holds Up Firennen

DENVER. May II CUP) Fire.
mon reported today that their
Efforts 10 pat out Grc IN a resi-
dencc we're delayed temporarily
by snarling dog which refused
70 let them near a fire plug.
One fire fighter had 10 Subdue
the dog with a wrench before the
mcn could attach the hose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
500 At Legion
Armistice
Day Open House

Approximately 500 persons attend
ed the open house held at the
American Legion Hall in the city
hall building on the afternoon Of
Armistice Day and that evening the
dance held at the same place was
also we'll attended.
These affairs were two of the
highlights of the Armistice Day
celebration. the others having been
a parade and a program of speak
ing.
Principal speaker of the day was
Nasib Karam. Rev. John Atkinson
gave the invocation, Father Doran
made a short and inspiring talk,
and Rev. o. A. Smith the benedic-
ton.
Guests of honor at the speaking
were Gen. Botilla and his aides,
Nogales, Sonora; the mayor of No
gales, Sonora; Mayor James V. Ro-
bins, Nogales, Arizona; Ben zweig
of the American Consulate; and Art
Valenzuela, commander of Ridge
Igo Post of the American Legion,
master of ceremonies.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16

representing practically every Sec
ton of the state.
Arizona AirwayS, Inc, owns 100
per cent of the stock of Grand
Canyon Scenic Tours, Inc, which
company in turn owns Certificate
No. 3786 dated December Z, 1886,
issued to operate intrastate service
via airlanes between Nogales, Ariz.,
and the state line leading to Salt
Lake City serving Tucson, Phoenix,
Winslow and Grand Canyon.
The Lockheed Saturn, two engine,
IA passenger, postwar transport
planes of which three are on order
at a cost of $685. 900 each are the
very last word in efficient, safe and
economical air transportation. In
them are Incorporated all the aero
dynamic, structural and mechanical
improvements learned by war expe-
rience including an advanced air
foil, new flap design and many am
plifications in structure that lead
to easier maintenance and low cost
upkeep.
A high wing makes loading and
unloading easy and quick and af-
fords a wide range of visibility for
every passenger. The two Contin-
entail engines are 900 h.p. each.
Cruising speed at go per cent of
power is 1913 miles per hour at 5000
feet. Usable ceiling with one en-
gine shut off is $4,000 feet with a
SO foot minute rate of climb.
Tricycle. landing gear and dual
rear wheels give the utmost airport
safety and convenience. Gross
weight of planes is $4,000 pounds.
Capacity is IA passengers and crew
of 2, with 162 cubic feet of baggage
space.
1t is the intention of Arizona Air
ways, Inc, to provide intrastate air
transportation for the state of Ari-
zona in every way comparable with
the high standards of the finest of
our great transcontinental airlines.
The routes have been thoroughly
surveyed and studied, and schedules
set up by traffic and engineering
experts.
Arizona Airways, Inc, is deter
mined to provide the finest of air
transportation service, a service that
will really serve the state.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16

Luis Palacio, one of the first No
gales High School boys to enlist in
the Navy shortly after the Jap at
tack on Pearl Harbor, arrived in
Nogales Monday from Seattle,
Wash, where he received his dis
charge on Oct. %.
Grandson of Mrs. Rosa Duarte,
1114 Grand avenue, Palacio applied
for enlistment on Dec. 13, 1941, and
nine days later took the oath.
He served on Navy tanker in
the Aleutians for two years, then
on an aircraft carrier in the Allan
tic, and later in the amphibious
forces in the New Guinea and Phi
lippines theaterS of war.
He plans to attend the University
of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Arturo Corrales
Killed In
Fall At Mine

Falling into the Bonanza shaft of
the Duquesne mine where he was
employed, Arturo Corrales, Sr., 46,
we'll known resident of Patagonia,
was killed about 11:30 am, Tues
day.
The body was recovered Tuesday
night in the bottom of the 635-foot
shaft by fellow workers.
According to Justice of the Peace
Oliver Rothrock of Patagonia, Cor
rales was on the 235 foot level when
he lost balance. striking the sides as
he plunged 265 feet down to the
500 foot level which is the surface
of the water.
Mr.. Corrales is survived by his
wife and five sons and two daugh-
ters. Four of the boys are in the
armed forces and the other, who
recently returned home after receiv-
ing his discharge, was with hir
father when the accident occurred
Nogales international., 1945-11-16

Wearing four bronze stars for
having participated in the battles
of Normandy, northern France, Bel
gium and the Rhineland, Corp. Raul
Villanueva of the 9Th Airdrome
Squadron of the 9th Air Force, ar
rived home Tuesday.
He received his discharge on
Armistice Day at Ft. Bliss, Texas,
after being in the Amy 38 months
and overseas 2l4 years.
Enroute home he arrived at Bos-
ton Nov. 4th, sailing from LeHavre,
France, Oct 18th on the General
Breckenridge troopship. Enroute
to Europe he crossed the Atlantic in
51h days on the Queen Mary which
carried 10000 soldiers from Camp
Shanks, N. Y, to Scotland.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Circle z Guest
Ranch Sold To
Douglas Robinson

A Tucson paper yesterday said
that Circle z Guest Ranch, near
Patagonia, has been sold by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee zinsmeister to Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson of Tucson.
Robinson, Arizona distributor for
light aircraft, will take possession
January 1,
The paper quoted Mr.. Zinsmeister
as saying that he and Mrs. zins-
meister have no future plans except
they do not plan on leaving the
Patagonia area.
For several years zinsmeister has
operated a cocktail bar, The Big
Steer, in Patagonia and still owns
this property.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
This Emblem Stands For Honorable
Service To Our Country

To many Americans the insignia above may
not be instantly recognizable as the Honorable
Service Emblem awarded to veterans of the pres
ent war. But to every service man who sees it,
this emblem will bring back the trials and sacri-
fices that millions of his fellows have gone
through to earn the right to wear it.
Many Of these men may have sacrificed an
arm or leg-or. even been more dreadfully
wounded, in mind or body, for the privilege of
placing this emblem in the lapel Of their coats
If you are not veteran you, too, must learn
to recognize it, to have respect and consideration
for the wearer and to give him the cooperation
and friendship he so richly deserves.
Furthermore you can help others to recog-
nize it readily as they would recognize the
uniforms these men once wore-and to join with
you in rendering respect and thanks for job
well done. <@
Nogales international., 1945-11-16

Wearing the Asiatic-P Pacific ribbon
with two battle stars, the American
Theater and Victory ribbons, and,
of course, the good conduct medal
S0Sgt. Raoul S. Eames, son of Mrs.
Jesus Eames, 148 Franklin street,
and the late Frank w. Eames, ar
rived home Wednesday from Kun
ming, China, where he served with
the Air Transport Command.
He is the soldier whose interesting
letters to the Nogales International
often made headlines in the Los
Angeles Times.
In the service three years and
eleven months, he was overseas ex--
actly one year, at Assam Valley, In
dia, and China. His return trip,
which took IS days aboard the USS
Geneal Ballau, was via the Bengal
Sea, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Medi-
terranean Sea, and across the At
lantic to New York.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Retires
After 80
Years In Army

Following about 30 years service
in the Army, Ben Waterbury, for
merly of Nogales, has been retired
as colonel and with his family has
located at Ashland, Oregon.
His wife before her marriage was
Miss Mary Beam Of Nogales and
they have two children, Johnny, ID,
us. Navy at San Diego; and a
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Is or II.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Press Club To
Meet At Tucson
Vouember IL, I8

Several Nogales newspapermen
plan to attend the annual fall meet
ing of the Arizona Press Club to be
held tomorrow and Sunday at the
Pioneer Hotel in Tucson.
Members of the club will be guests
at the University of Arizona-San
Diego State football game Saturday
night and will have a luncheon Sun
day afternoon, when Columbus Gil
ragi, editor and publisher of the
Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, will be in
stalled as president to succeed Har-
vey L. Mott, news editor of the
Arizona Republic, Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Arizona Airways Inaugurating
Regular Daily Service
Between Principal Cities OF Arizona

PHOENIX, Nov. 15-That Arizona
is determined to maintain the out
standing position it attained in the
field of aviation during the war, is
evidenced by the announcement to-
day, by H. o. Rocky" Nelson, pres
ident, Arizona Airways, Inc, that
his company will soon inaugurate
number of regular daily intra-
state passenger, mail and express
services between the principal cities
within the state.
Arizona Anyways, Inc, Mr.. Nelson
stated, is one hundred per cent all
Arizona enterprise. The company
is capitalized at $1,000, 900 of which
$25O,000 is full subscribed. Except
for small minority holding by
Transcontinental & Western Air,
Inc, the stock is held entirely by
Arizona business and civic leaders
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
1000 S.P. De
M. Workers
On Strike

Tying up traffic on the Southern
Pacific de Mexico railroad from No
gales to Guadalajara, thousands of
railroad workers went out on strike
at noon Wednesday.
Negotiations ended Tuesday night
with wide differences between rep
resentatives of 1000 men and the
railroad management. according to
4 dispatch from Mexico City.
The strike began just as annual
shipments of Mexican winter vege-
tables got under way, only about
three carloads crossing here into
the United States before the noon
deadline Wednesday. One of the
cars contained tomatoes and the
others mixed vegetables.
The union of railroad workers is
seeking a pay boost of SIS per month
per man.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Touch-Bau
Game November II

The touch-ball championship Of
Patagonia will be decided in a
Thanksgiving Day game between
the Patagonia Grammar School and
The Little Outfit school.
The game will be played at the
Patagonia Field on Wednesday, Nov.
81, at 2:30 in the afternoon.
The Patagonia squad is coached by
Edwin Gardner, ace halfback of the
Patagonia High School team, and
The Little Outfit squad is handled
by Buel Hutchinson, director of the
school, who was teammate of
Fritz Crisler at the University of
Chicago when Amos Alonzo Stagg
was turning out championship
teams.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Mothers, Dads
Day At
U.A. TOMORROW

TUCSON, Nov. 15-Mother's and
Dads Day-a tradition of the Uni
versity of Arizona-will be restored
tomorrow. 1t was discontinued in
1912.
Parents will be taken on campus
tours and entertained by the stu
dents at fraternity and sorority
houses. A reception also will be
held by the president.
A football game between the uni
versity and San Diego will climax
the program.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
Holders Of IA
Cards Are
"Old Men" OF rs

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Nov. Is
Draft board officials got tired of
telephone calls from puzzled regis
trants who wanted to know what
the "4-A' on their new cards meant.
"It means" said one nettled Off
cial, that you're an old man. Go
home and forget about it. -Four
AZ used to apply only to men IS
years old and older Now it applies
to 26 and up.
Nogales international., 1945-11-16
APAC, T. BATTLE FLORENCE
TONIGHT AND PANTHERS OF
TUCSON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Final Two Football Games OF Season For Nogales
High School To Be Played At Nogales
Stadium; Kickoff At s

Final two games of the 1945
season for the Nogales High
School football team will be play
ed at the Nogales Stadium tonight,
and Thanksgiving eve, next We'd
neSday.
Tonight the Apaches meet the
Florence Gophers. The kickoff is
set for 8 o'clock, and at the same
hour next Wednesday night the
Apaches meet the Amphitheater
High School Panthers.
This evenings contest is expected
to be one of the hardest of the sea-
son for mis- and the Thanksgiving