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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-14

After spending several days on
business in Jackson, Mrs. Alberta
Myles recently returned to her
nome in st. Louis, she was accom-
panied by her two daughters.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-14

Pvt. Curtis Lee is here yisitin,
relatives and friends. During hi
10, days furlough he also VISITED
his parents who live in Raymond
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
LATE JUDGE O'CONNOR
PRAISED ROOSEVELT

We recall a conversation with the
late Judge w. A. O'Connor upon his
return from the San Francisco con-
vention of 1920 at which Franklin
Delano Roosevelt was nominated for
e-president.
That was the year James M. Cox
Of Ohio and Roosevelt were defeated
by the Republican team of Warren
G.. Harding and Calvin Coolidge,
both of whom are now dead.
"The finest looking man I saw
addressing the San Francisco con-
vention was young Franklin D.
Roosevelt of New York. said Judge
OConnor.
A year after the 1920 convention
Roosevelt was attacked by infantile
paralysis while swimming in the
surf, and remained cripple the
rest of his life.
1t was not until IL years after the
San Francisco convention that
the great depression. He
Roosevelt became president-in 1882
put this country back on it's feet and
was reelected in 1886, 1910 and
1914, being the first man ever to
serve more than two terms as our
chief executive.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
Girl ToHead
Next Years 5
Warcry Staff

AS the present school year draws
to close, the Warcry "bigwigs"
have announced their choice for
next years Apache Warcry Editor
Miss Barbara Anderson.
Barbara, Junior, who came from
Patagonia Union High School to
attend school in Nogales, started
the year off with a bang by being
named news editor of the Warcry
staff. Quickly becoming adjusted
to life at MIS-, she went ahead to
distinguish herself as ali honor roll
student every six weeks from the
time of her enrolment, as pianist,
and a valuable asset to the Maroon
Masque. Rounding out her program
of activities, she became writer on
the Adobe Staff, and utilizing her
musical ability, was named to the
position of musician in the Rainbow
Girls.
She eliminated her first year at
MIS-. by her recent election to the
office of Student Body Vice Presi-
dent.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
Maui, r. H.
April 9, 1945


Dear Mr. Pottinger:
Again I want to say that I was
very glad to receive my home town
newspaper. I got three copies today.
I spent most of my free time read
ing them over. I read all of the
articles taken from the Apache
Warcry.
I'm sending you a picture of me
and two of my buddies, taken on a
beach party Git was really a beer
party. I thought maybe you would
like to see a picture of three salty
radiomen eve tried to look salty
would like to see it in the Nogales
International.
On April Fools Day I got my rate
At first I thought it was an April
Fools gag, but it wasn't. Yes, sir,
now I'm an RIM &c. I don't know
how ever passed my exams All
of my buddies who left the states
with me are rated also. I'll bet my
brother won't like it when I tell him
that I'm one step ahead of him.
Mr.. Pottinger, if it isn't too much
trouble I would like to have the
results of the basketball tourna-
ment for the Southern Conference.
don't know who came in first. If
lTurn to Page Four)
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

get here. We get a rough idea of
what the score is.
When we got here, we worked like
hell trying to set up everything as
fast as we could. There were days
when some of us slept two and
three hours at night. We cooks get
up at 4 am. and don't get off until
6 or pm. Sometimes we write our
letters to our loved ones by candle
light.
When we do take walk or go
get supplies outside of camp, we
have to be very careful and alert or
else we are dead pigeons. You know
the Jap is a sneaky creature.
Best regards to all.
A Marine friend,
SGT. RAY P. YANEZ
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
IRISH POTATOES
FROM MEXICO BANNED

Effective Immediately, Irish pota-
toes from Mexico will be prohibited
entry into the United States through
Nc3ales unless satisfactory evidence
is presented that they were grown
in an approved area, it was an
nCunced by E. P. Reagan, Inspector
in Charge of the local Plant Quar-
antine Office.
Mrs. Lily Barker is visiting her
daughter Edna in Tucson.
Mrs. Jimmy Watson (Alicia Ahu-
.22ada) and son are here from Bos-
ton for the wedding of Mrs Wat
sons brother, Mike, to Miss Elvia
?aez.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
Whereabouts Of
Service Men

Frank G.. Noriega, with field ar
tillery of 9th Army in Germany. In
letter this week he wrote: "Am
happy, feeling fine, and am in good
health"
James w. Hitler, Philippines.
Joe M. Lopez, Jr., Sioux Falls,
South Dakota.
Fred Dawson, Germany.
Michael Shestko, Philippines.
Louis Burke Barkley, Italy.
Manuel Fontes, New Guinea,
B. D. Monarque, India.
L. E. Monarque, prisoner in Ger
many
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
kindness and sympathy shown us
during our bereavement. We wish
also to extend our grateful thanks
for the beautiful floral tributes to
our loved one, Dolores VIDA. de Cor
dova.
THE CORDOVA FAMILY
MRS. VIRGINIA ESPINOSA
FAMILY
r. E. MARTIN FAMILY
RAMON BALDENEGRO
FAMILY.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Reynaldo Valencia, 81, Nogales,
Sonora, to Margarita c. Contreras,
18, Nogales, Sonora.
Oscar Tavison, 35, Culiacan, Sin
aloa, to Refugio Jaime, 81, Nogales.
Arizona.
Henry Littlefield, 46, Las Vegas,
Nevada, to Tita Urea, 30, Nogales,
Arizona.
Ralph Wingfield, "a, Nogales, to
Marjorie Bangs, 20, Nogales, Ariz.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
GOING AFTER
DISABLED AIRPLANE

A 2-engine Army cargo plane,
carrying machinery, a jeep, and a
crew of about eight soldiers, arrived
at the Nogales international Airport
Wednesday enroute to the west
coast of Mexico to pick up pur-
suit ship from March Field, Calf,
which became lost and was damaged
in a forced landing.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
BACK FROM WASHINGTON

Collector of Customs Writ G.
Bowman returned Sunday from
Washington where he was called for
a conference. He made the entire
trip by air, and was in Washington
when word came week ago yester-
day announcing the death of Presi-
dent Roosevelt
Ohio Kinsley was in town Friday
from Amado.
c. L. Forsyth was here Saturday
from Patagonia.
Mrs. r. G. Hopkins, teacher at
CalabaSaS school for the past five
years, was here Saturday. She is a
graduate of Tempe College.
E:sequil Bejarano underwent a
throat operation on April 18th at
Doctor Harker's Private Hospital.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

ARMY AIR CORPS
NURSE VISITOR HERE

End 1t. Virginia Ramage, nurse at
Waco, Texas, Army Air Field, left
Wednesday following several days
visit with her uncle, Robert C.
Laney, and family, of Walnut
Grove. Her home is in Iredell,
Texas, 10 miles from Hico, where
Bob Laney was born.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Gourdin, mailed Feb. 18th from
France, said: "It's nice here, very
picturesque, and the folks are kind
and friendly, always willing to help
a soldier
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
HERE FOR FUNERAL

Mr. and Mrs R. E. Martin, Ra-
mon Baldenegro, Jr., and j. P.
AGuirre, all of San Pedro, Calf,
were here Saturday for the funeral
of Mrs. Dolores VIDA. de Cordova.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
PAGE TWO
CITY COUNCIL TO
MEET MONDAY

The city council is holding spe-
cial meeting at 7:3O pm, Monday
to decide whether Cane Works, Inc,
can continue to use cement plat
form in Camp Little for the drying
of cane, which it has been doing
annually from Feb. l to the end of
May. The platform used to be the
floor of one of the old 25th Infantry
houses.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
VISITING HERE

Mrs Ben Sherman, whose hus-
band, 1t Sherman, is stationed at
Douglas, Ariz., airbase, is guest
at the K. K. Hood home on the
Patagonia road She is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hood.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
F. Roosevelt

Continued from Page One)
second and became the nominee.
The Arizona delegates, with one or
two exceptions, voted for Truman
on both ballots.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

A letter received this week from
Mrs. Earl Powles of Phoenix, for
merly of Nogales. said she had wcrd
from the Navy that her husband is
being sent home. Mr.. Powles has
been serving in the South Pacific.
Mrs. Powles, who has been in Good
Samaritan Hospital at Phoenix, for
two weeks, said she would be in
soon.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
AIRPLANE TRIP
TO LONG ISLAND

A. J. Abbott is leaving by air to-
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ray
Johnson, and family, on Long Is
land.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
FORMER RESIDENT OF
NOGALES PASSES AWAY

Maria Luisa Alvarez, former resi-
dent of this city, died recently in
Guadalajara and was buried at
Hermosillo.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mapes were
visitors here Monday from Pata-
gonia.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
:
NEWS OF OUR
MENa~4WOM EN
0M UNIFORM

Sam Ragland of the airborne
forces arrived Saturday from Avon
Park, Florida, to spend a furlough
with his wife.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Daniel Miller, co-owner of Rancho
Grande, and family, left Wednesday
to spend the summer in New York.
They will return to Nogales, Nov. l.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
GOES TO NEVADA

Mrs. K. K. Hood left Tuesday to |
join her husband at Eureka, Neva-
da.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
TRIP TO OKLAHOMA

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis EScalada and
two children left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives in Ada, Okla.
Mrs. Esca1ada and children will be
away about two months. Mr. Esca-
lada will be back in two weeks.
Misses Grace Kieffer and Merle
Toborg of Minnesota are visiting
Miss Jean Frazier, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Frazier of Elgin.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
Want Ads

LOST: 1945 commercial plates,
Number 38352A Return to H. F.
Burton, Box 1O2 Tucson Road, No
gales, Arizona.
FOR SALE: A bassinette, $500;
and baby buggy, $16.0O Can be
seen at Camp Little House No. 8.
FOR RENT: One large furnished
room. Has gas and lights. Mrs. B..
Baldwin, Patagonia.
pub. Apr. 13-20-2D
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
r. J. ANDRUS HERE

r. j. Andrus of Minneapolis, an
official of the Citizens Utilities
Company, is here this week.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
Somewhere in the Philippines
% March 1945

Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
I get the Nogales International
from home, and that's the way I
keep in touch with the outside world
besides the little news bulletins we
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Secretary Carl Curlee of the
Chamber of Commerce, left Tues
day for Corpus Christi, Texas,
where he was called by the serious
illness of his daughter.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL Nogales Home Newspaper
LETTERS FROM SERVICE MEN

International letters
County So, keep coming,
grls).
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Mrs. Harry A. Wilson returned
this week from a trip to Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20
FROM SUNNYSIDE

j. r. Mcintyre was in town We'd
neSday from Sunnyside Ranch,
northeast of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Miss Sarah Dawson of Patagonia
was here Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Frank Harrison was in town Tues
: day from Elgin.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

A letter to this paper from Mich
ael Shestko states he is now in the
Philippines. Cant say which is
land but it's one of the larger
groups. Think maybe our next stop
will be China. Am now living in a
tent in a coconut grove with the
-.-...--..- sea to swim in. Have seen
how the Japs treat prisoners; hope
I don't get caught by them" he
wrote.
Louis Burke Barkley, formerly a
prisoner of war of the Germans, is
now in Italy, he advised his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Osie Barkley, in a "
Mail letter received Monday.
The name of Pfc. Wilfido R. Oh
'nesorgen, son of Mrs. Rosa Ohne-
sorgen, 923 Morley avenue, appear
ed this week in a list of army
wounded in the Pacific.
Maria Anaya of Patagonia left
Sunday for Phoenix where she was
inducted into the Wacs.
A card to this paper from Louis
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

c. L. Forsyth was here Saturday
from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

A card to this paper from Louis
Nogales international., 1945-04-20

Ohio Kinsley was in town Friday
from AmadO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-04

with age The Warner Bros.
short championing democratic
ideals and racial tolerance, at
Happened in Springfield" had its
world premiere April goth in Los
Angeles, playing the same bill with
THE Horn Blows at Midnight" the
Jack Benny-Alexis Smith comedy
e. The report on Dunham's show
reads: Smash Hit! As per usual
the versatile photographer has in
vaded Los Angeles with as torrid a
revue as has ever been presented
here. Showing at the Biltmore, it
tops her last years presentation at
the Philharmonic. Incidentally, Kay
Hartsfeld, a local lass, has Joined
the troupe Would you believe
that Bette Davis and Humphrey
Bogart, early in their careers were
both advised to give up the theatre
on account of their advisors didn't
believe they had the acting ability?
Eva LeGallienne told Bette to for
get it all while Alexander Wooll-
colt was the one who advised Hum
phrey to go and be bank clerk or
drive a truck-anything but the
theatre Ram Ramiriz and John
Kirby are about to come to a part
ing of the ways. Ram, you know
is Kirby's pianist. Kirby will soon
be off to Rio for a three months
stand with an option on an addi-
tional three E. Speaking of curves,
don't fail to dig those on Dolores
Moran, the new Warner starIet in
The Horn Blows at Midnight" &.
Benny Carter and Carlos Gastel,
his personal manager, have split.
Gastel will continue to handle the
King Cole Trio And since this
seems to be a week for inside tips,
here's one for Lester Granger of
the National Urban League; Roy
Wilkins of the NAACP; Congress
man Adam Powell; and A. Philip
Randolph of the NOW Watch for
the Warner Bros. release of the
armed services Overseas Round
up" short which includes a sequence
titled, "Our Fighting Engineers. {"
This, by all odds, is the most in
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Dots and Dashes
From Hollywood
BY BILL CHANDLER

Hollywood, Calf, May A.
Locals enjoyed a lush theatrical
menu last week with both Ethel
Waters variety show, Rhapsody
IN Rhythm" produced by Paul
Small, and Katherine Dunham's
Tropical Revue" opening on alter
nate nights In the eyes of this
scribe the Waters show is just what
you would expect-an Ethel Waters
field day. She is the whole show,
although the Savage Dancers, Ben
Carter and MAINTAIN Moreland,
Jimmie Rogers, Dusty Fletcher,
and the Four Step Brothers all
come up with housekeeping turns.
No one, least of all the acts them
selves, expected them to top La
Waters who ike Sophie Tucker
seems to go on and on and mellow
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Able WALLACE ADVICE

c. C.-There is something that is
worrying me very much and this is
what it is. There is a preacher in
my home town that l am very much
in love with and / think he knows
because called him several times
on the phone before / left there
last year. / went to his church
quite often which was closer to me
than my own church. He always
talked very nice to me when / got
a chance to speak to him and would
always say he was glad called.
Now, what want to know is does
he always think of me as l do of
him? l sent him a Christmas card
but l never did hear from him.
May l see my answer soon?
Ans: Aren't you confusing pro-
fessiOnal courtesy with romance in
regards to this minister? He has
been very affable and polite and
has shown more appreciation for
your interest in his work but he
has not shown the slightest sign
of encouraging feelings of a per-
sOnal nature. Had he done so, he
would have returned your telephone
calls and made an attempt to see
you Get this minister of your
mind once and for all and by doing
so, you might be able to find the
happiness you deserve with your
husband.
R. S. 81 am sending you my
problem which worries me often.
am Is years old and am in love
with a girl Is and she says she
loves me but still she believes
everything she hears. My little
sister is always telling her some
thing about me and when I act like
I'm mad, she will cry. l started to
quit her 8 or a times but it seems
I can't. Some of your good advice
might help me.
Ans: There will always be ups"
and downs" in your love life and
especially so during your counting
days. And it is the intelligent way
in which you master these situa-
tions that will determine the degree
of happiness that you will have
after marriage. In the present
case, you are taking the young lady
too seriously as you are both too
young to let your minds dwell on
love exclusively. Be pals for the
moment and later on If you both
still care for each other, maybe
something else will develop. As for
little sister :. she may be doing
you more good than harm. At least
she stirs up u little activity.
NJ. E. C.-The man go with
seems to love me and is nice to me
but he won't marry me. Do you
think it would be wise to go to my
home town?
Ans: Make the change if You so
desire. You could do very well in
your home town. Sometimes a man
has sudden change of heart when
he realizes his interest is slipping
away from him. You have every
thing to gain and nothing to lose.
D. H. WI am very much in
love with a girl here in my town.
A few months ago a certain party
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,ried to make my girl future wife
l hope) and myself fall out and is
still trying. We know we love each
other because we have been in love
with each other almost two years.
l received letters from this certain
party and l have told her not to
write as l do not care to cores
pond with her but that does not
seem to stop her. Please publish
an answer as quick as possible be-
cause 1 am hoping you will give me
some good advice.
Ans: To put an end to this af-
fair once and for all, refuse to ac-
cept her letters or to see her. Re-
turn the mail unopened if you
do so for a few times, she will not
continue to bother you. Don't fail
to appreciate your girl friends
brOadminded attitude as she has
been mighty sporting about the
whole affair. Your other question
was q little too personal to answer
in the column. Send 25c for your
AstrO Reading and I will be glad to
go over it with you. Be sure to
send your correct address and birth
date.
L. B. P: have found new COM
panion. There are a number of
girls who claim him as their boy
friend. He tells me that these girls
do not interest him. Whenever we
are together he treats me all right.
He claims am different from the
rest of the girls. But here is my
problem. One girl goes around tell
ing that he is fooling me. Should
l believe him or what others say /?
Ans: A wise girl isn't gullible
enough to believe everything she
hears but she can differentiate be-
tween affection and sincerity. If
your friends intentions are of the
best, you will be able to determine
it in due time. You cannot allow
the gossip to irritate you as there
is comment and criticism made re-
garding nearly every friendship,
B. T.: I am writing you to ask
you what to do about my sister go
ing with my man friend. Tell me
and I will do it. I am going with
him, and he follows her around, and
if he don't follow her, she follows
him. So what to do about it? She
says nobody can stop her. She gets
all his money, she has him where he
will even fight me. Help me.
Ans: There's just no getting
around the fact that your sister has
beat your time. He prefers her and
she certainly finds his company
more desirable than anyone else's.
Be a good sport about this matter
>. recognize the handwriting on
the wall you're the loser. Sever
all connections with him now, while
you can do SO gracefully, rather
than hold on to the last and then go
down in humiIiating defeat. The
best way to get over a disappOint-
ing love affair, is to get back in the
groove and start making new
friends. In the long run you may
find that actually, you were the
winner in this particular game of
hearts.
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Stecher in two PERCY VILLA
short years has learned how to
build up matches that make fight
fans stand in line at the box Office.
The card looks good on paper as
the saying goes and looks very
much as though most of US viii get
our moneys worth.
So st. Paul is or has taken this
spaces hint and is going after some
professional boxing? Brother,
it's about time as the promoters
there surely passed up some nice
green" the past few years.
Although we haven't as yet had
the pleasure of meeting the new
boxing promoter, Eddie Williams,
from all accounts he knows what
it is all about and will show a
profit even though he's entering
the game when the boxing season
is nearing its end.
EOPLE ARE TALKING
ABOUT-The passing of "Doc"
Young . always at the press-row
and those loud shirts The way
Jackie Graves behaves Still a
nice boy and saltin' his dough
away The fans still like Major
Jones over most any opponent that
hits town The good fights this
town had with one exception)
but please consider the times t.
Billy Smiths comeback Nice
clean cut chap Add to guys /
like: Ted Woodard-a gentleman at
all times =. The Louis Conn match
will soon be back on the market q.
Look for a Mike Jacobs announce
ment And a cinch to draw a
million.
Now that St. Paul is back on the
boxing map, Duluth may follow
J.. Kinda feel sorry for the boys
up north They haven't seen a
pro show there in years This
will be Tony Stecher's most sue
cessful year in Minneapolis @.
And why not . it couldn't happen
to more deserving guy E. About
the big boxing boom that is on its
way with so many G.I.'s re-
turning -. 1t will be terrific &.
The gymnasiums will once more
be packed with fighters and
managers and soon again they'll
start roastin' instead of toastin' one
another =. BUT DON'T GET ME-
WRONG-I LOVE THE BOXING
GAME.
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By Emma Crews

Know when to speak; for many
times it brings Danger to give the
best advice to kings.-Herrick.
Sonny" Washington, ex-NP
waiter, now at Great Lakes, will
breeze into St. Paul, Monday, May
Z, just having completed his boot
training. Look out, for Sonny.
An ex-NP waiter-home on fur
Tough. Pvt. Leroy T. Bosley ar
rived in St. Paul, by plane, We'd
nesday, April Is, on a 21-day fur
Tough. Pvt. Bosley has a wife
and seven-year-old son, Pearl, and
Bert William. Nice to see you,
again, Pvt. Bosley. Art Pettiford
has gone into the decorating bust
ness, so if any of you fellows need
any work done, call on brother
Pettiford. From what we hear, his
work is hard to beat. JEFF Ander-
son has returned to St. Paul, from
Chicago, and he seems to be a
happy man, and very SNUG. But
JEFF Just won't talk. Herschel Bell,
one day last week, you were the
happiest and most contented man,
/ have seen for many months; dane
ing with yourself, singing for your
own entertainment, and having a
grand time. Tell me, Herschel,
what makes you feel that good q?
Whatever it is, We can all stand
some Of it. The man with the dis
gusted look on his face-Roger
Bryant. Is it a permanent, Roger?