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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
HOmers Garry
Ydnks, Browns

NEW YORK, Sept. Is cUP)-
New York and ST Louis each won
game on home run slugglng to-
day the Yanks taking the first IA
on tnurhaggerS- by Charley Keller
and Russ Derry. and the Browns
iha-Second- -S=3-an- -homeES- -hX-Al
Hollingsworth and Milt Byrnes.
The split kept the Browns third,
or one game ahead OF New YORK.
Keller hit two homerS and
Derry one i'm the first game. driv-
ing in six runs between them. Joe
Page went the route for his
foutth victory, and Jack Kramer
was the loser
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Q-What ball player was first
named 10 the Hall of Fame?
A-Tv Cobb WAS selected for
this honor.
Q-What pitcher did Babe Ruth
hit his 60th home run off? And
what year did this feat take
place in?
A-The hurler was Zachary
Of Washington and the date
1927.
Q-What was the year the first
All-Star baseball contest was
played, and who was the winner? :?
A-The contest was first held
in 1887 at Chicago and the
American League defeated the
National by the score of Az.
Q-What pitcher worked in the
most World Series games?
A-Waite {. HOyt, former
New York Yankee star, who
took part in IL World Series
games.
.a III w ildl W dS lEllOll = DdlilIlE
percentage in 1885 when they
beat the Chicago Cubs for the
championship?
A-The Tigers had an aver
age OF .24S.
Q-Do rabbits dig holes?
A-No. They use those dug by
other animals.
Q-Do beavers always know
where the tree he is cutting is
going 10 fall?
A-No. Many of them fall on
other trees.
Q-What relation Is a crappie
10 the strawberry bass?
Alt is the same fish.
Q-How can the age OF tree
be determined
A-By counting the annual
rings on crosS-section of the
stump or with an increment
border.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
PASSES START TROUBLE

With one cut, Overmire walked
Buddy Lewis and Joe Kuhef.
After Cecil Travis whitfield for a
second out, Binks singled TO right
scoring Lewis. Later kuhel scored
on a double by Ferrell. And
Ferrell in turn crossed the plate
on a single by Gil Torres.
At this juncture Caster took
over and forced Carrasquel TO
ground weakly to the box.
II was Caster who started the
Tiger fun in the seventh when he
singled 10 left Hoover forced
Caster but Mayo singled to right,
sending Hoover to third. Then
Cramer came with his epic-mak-
ing three-bagger, scoring his
mates.
PieretH replaced Carrasquel
and got the side out, but the dan
ger had been done
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Boating or Bowling!

And speaking OF deaf sailors re-
calls that prime yarn old but over
eeed about Charles Lester AaF-
the hard-of hearing gal
Charley had beer cyclnc uo
bountlful feminine Job 80 tho of
flco for some time Iic dIdn [
know about the bun car, Finally
on a hot July day. IN hIs mpClu-
Gus way. hc blurtcd
Would YOU like to 20 boat.
ing"
"Ebe" she said SO hc spoke
louder
She eyed him quccrll
Kind of hot for H. iSn't IT,"
"No, its wonderful now She
gave him an odd look
Duck pins She talked
strange. thought Les.
"Oh yes, duck pants are
good" And got himself another
queer look
"Okay, what time" And Los
SAID he would be- around ~ .
=. m
He was prompt and she was on
the porch waiting carrying a
bowling ball. wearing bowling
shoes. Les was wearing his usually
rumpled sailing toggcry. Their
eyes were popping.
She spoke FIRST
where you going In that
\ ITO Belle Isle" said tho SUI
amazed Charley
BOWLING on Belle Isle"
Hell no, BOATING ON Belle
ISle -
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Both Former Champs

Both girls have won the club
title IN other yeas. but, accord
ing 10 Doris, there VIII be no sail
off She's too busy nov with her
school teaching.
/. incidentally the D. Y G. lady
k<ippers just love protests There
usually a lnck lut tho ludgcS II
ponder over after each series
There were probably more protests
than in the regular intCr-ciub
races all season.
The gals. II seems, grow deaf
when they get on port tack
just as the late and deaf Miner
Gregg used 10 do. Now Miner
II sailing where hc always has
the right Of way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
TWO OFF LEONARD

Leonard. who beat the Tigers
out of the pennant last season,
hurled one and one-third innings,
during which he allowed three
hits and two tallles.
Frank (Stubby> Overmire took
over for NewhouSer and pitched
we'll until the sixth when he
weakened and the Senators
bagged four runs. tying the
count. George Caster then took
charge and held the home boys
at bay for the rest Of the distance
Alexandra CarraSquel. the mann
moth Venezuelan and MarlnC
Pieretti, the Italian midget, in
turn. followed Leonard. They are
the fiery Latins who got into a
fist fight over Alexis pet bat here
the other day.
1t was CarraSquel who gave the
Tigers their victory. Caster was
the lwiHHeF, HE Hew Tigers -Atth
victory against no defeats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Andy Clark Promoted TO Captain

Andy Clark of the best swimmers the nation few
when he competed for Northwestern High and ater
Wayne has been promoted captain He in Germany the
present time
Pete Reiser, who the National League batting cham
pionshp with Brooklyn in 941 going for three
months service with the United States Army of Occupation Sgt
Zee Ronura few New Orleans recently because the serious
illness of his father He
to be mustered out Johnny Mz basemaH for
the New York Giants home the
discharged Another former Giants to be released It.
Hal Schumacher pitcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Spiindriift
Those Sailing Gals
just Love Protests
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Jimmy Smith. % year old
youngSter is giving the veteran
Per Valboe one of the best scraps
he ever has had for the Detroit
Yacht Club sailing championship.
The latest standings place the
young tiller-wiclder on top with a
percentage of $40 as compared to
Valboe'S S75. Other leaders in
the big turnout OF catboat skip
pers at the d Y. {. are: Duke
Huber, .762, Hale Clark 500;
Fred Grlmshaw, 6g6; Jerry Jor-
dan. .696, Emmct Mccoy $50;
Fred Memo, .67l Harold Korneifel.
.643; Ashley Adams. .632: Fred
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Before the class was dismissed
tho teacher shunlcd 1hrouch her
cards, filling in some blank rec
ord>
And where were you born.
Carlisle Johnson" she asked.
Paris, France. maam." he re-
piled as the red slowly rose 10
the teachers ears.
After all the smart new paper
men had a good laugh Camps
FIRST won and paid S5i 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

rtrff111 V,-rr- r ff-"-ft-trt-f - --r%-
MInnlncg GrcnadiCrs. captured
when Hong Kong fell 10 The Jap
ancsc on Christmas Day 1871
Ken is awaiting repatriation
Probably wont gel back 10 lis
folks n -PItUU Mound. Man until
after Jack has reported 10 the
Wings here next week. II IS prob
able with the wheat crop IN that
dad Stewart and Ken viii come
down 10. Detroit 10 see Jack rack
up ambitious rival forwards They
start the trip from Pilot Mound
hy pumping a rardcsr - mile
down q spur 20 the main line OF
tho { p. r.
Its even money tcctotalor Jack
Adams orders INC Red Wings 10
break training IN ken'S honor
when he arrives. The Wings love
Jack Stewart Ike bJothcr.
OOPS DEPT: Don't We sl'
cherish those little tUumphS, u
any. VIC gained over teachers IN
bAl tIlI|l AAU N'lIf VI lll' IA''ft
est goes 10 the credit of Carlisle
Johnson. racing form trackman a.
the FAIR Grounds. Johnson is an
American citizen because OF the
foresight of ms parents IN seeing
that he waS born IN the American
hospital on the L. s. embassy
grounds IN Paris which auionati-
cally made him q L. :. citizen
At The time Carl-les father
Joseph was training the power
ful racing stable OF julius Flcl>ch-
man In France Later trained IN
AuS'TalIa then IN South America.
Young Carlisle was entered IN
an advanced French class when
MS family returned 20 the United
States lie could speak like ma
tive but was Is hlt weak ln the
grammar department. The first
dav IN class the teacher asked him
to struggle with a difficult bit OF
grammar Carlisle stumbled along
then was interrupted
"Sit down. young man, you'll
never learn French in hundred
wears" said The teacher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
CULLENBINE CONNECTS

With three hits, one a two
Dagger, Cullenbine set the pace at
atfnr the Tigers n this contest
Besides his triple, Cramer also
poled a single.
Taking an early lead, the Tigers
scored two runs in the second
inning when they punched three
hits and a walk off Leonard.
Bobby Maier batted home one Of
the runs and Paul Richards the
other.
Two more were added in the
fourth when George Binks, in
center field, dropped Richards
line drive which permitted Cullen
bine and Outlaw 10 score. The
latter two had hit safely. Cullen
bine a single and Outlaw a double
Then came Washington's big
sixth in which they pushed four
markers across 10 tic the count
and plunge the big crowd into
Mysteries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Custom VocalS
MISC. S B6chman
Hews 10 Grid Line

ANN ARBOR. Sept Is Coach
Charley Bachman of Michigan
state watched The University OF
NIchlgan.Great Lake. game from
the STANDS here tUJtIt
Looks like they will be good
and tough for us," the Spartan
mentor said after watching the
Wolverines pIic up A. half
time lead
"In Coleman and Teninga
Michigan has y couple Of backs
who will be hard 10 catch, eSpe-
cially IL they ever get out in the
clear. Wen have our hands
full"
State opens as schedule here
Sept -
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Portner's S Home Run
Wins for Newark

TORONTO. Sept. 15 up
Mike Portner'S two-run homer in
the eighth inning gave the New
ark Bears 5 to 4 victory over
Toronto today, evening their In
ternational League playoff series
at two games each.
Toronto jumped on Johnny
Moore for four runs in the first
inning chasing Moore for Earl
Hitler. Hitler scattered three hits
over the remaining eight innings
The teams play a single game
Monday night and return to New
ark for a game Wednesday night
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

in the 3,000-meter race and
leading up tn the last 200
yards. lie had been spiked
on the first lap and continued
until then when he had to
quit because of severe bleed
ing. He had run most Of
the race minus the one shoe
he had lost when ne was
spiked. Although me lost the
coaches thought 80 much of
his game performance he was
invited into the big relays.
In Detroit Bob was a member
of the championship Denly
High track and field team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
DetrOiterS Take
Sailboat HonOrs
Win by Single Point in
BartheI Series
MILWAuKEE. ~ 80 l.

MILWAUKEE. Wis Sept 10
Lake Eric. skIppcrcd by Robert
Kerr Jr and 10 Wunsch. and re-
cruitcd from Detroit. is The cham
plon sallboat crew of the Great
Lakes
Sailing home a surprise second
IA the sixth and final race Of the
Barlhel Series here today off the
South Shore Yacht Club. the De
trolters eked out a one point VIC
tory over the defending cham
pions Milwaukee South Shore
Yacht Club, representing Lake
Michigan
The DetroitcrS totallcd 1872
points. 10 l2lg for South Shore
and 1lig for the Lake Ontario
crew. recruited mainly from To-
ronto and Buffalo.
othef m'nhcn ~ ,ne .'.e gg1inF rrew
and Bil Doucs
Sgwma rtfs
t..y.', Lsag ..Tge.. 1880 spindle
secona..,.Fs.c1n Ens 40 o. Lively
Lsey fM,iecEhiEsnI 2i'S spindle 'on-
rana-rs,essa .,n.slssn - ml-gtss
'faur,f-Fsloon .onu-o s44s Lively
LADY Erie. 15.'t. spindle Mrhiran
,l,.t,, lf.,e.g.4ao F4' ss,,s, LON oman 4.s,
s,efh-rr-er 'u-Hesa --41 spindle
Itlr Hs 10 Lively Ifcr toufsrir on
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
STARS IN SERVICE BY &c
Marine in Hawaiiii
Wants Football NeUs
BY Edgar Hayes

From John Crossman in Hawaii pleasing note:
received invitation to the Dearborn Quarterback Golf tour
but it's little far from here where I'm stationed with
the marines However did bring back memories of pleas
Monday when | the Fort Shelby and talked
football with the best world selection
sheets got week and would appreciate if you sent
this year I'm playing football with here and
the boys full of gridiron talk
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Food Shortage

After looking over few foot
hall squads one arrives At the con-
CluSion that this country dldn I
suffer lot from food shortage
though the waIlng and moaning
~ the meat counter was some
thing indeed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Athletics Block
Smith S Efforts

PHILADELPHIA, Scpt-15
INS1 - Philadelphia pounccd on
Cleveland with q l6-hlt attack for
6-te-2 decision today and
spoiled Lefty Al Smith attempt
.z44a--A4GiGI-A-
The second game of the scheduled
doubie-hcadef was postponed be-
cause al ram alter one sCOreles,
inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Fight Once More

II would be a good idea to let
Gunnar Barlund and Lou Nova
fight once more against each
other and then be done with n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Totals 7S Q - Totals - 10 y
s-Rsttec fcr West IN seventh.
o-Rattec icg Fannln ia ninth
s. Louis OlO oOn 100
NcV Yofk 2O2 O21 OOH-7
Euns-Gutierldre Fluncy. stephens schultz
StlrsReiAS, Derry 3 Keller Miosevich
Ela.-Metheuy Runs batted in-keiler 4
~rHulte DIRTY q Metheny NcQulnn
stephens Lsahs Two-bsse hit-Stephens.
HDme runS-KrHrr 2 Derry. stolen Osse-
SurLEels3 Double pisys-Fannin 20 stephens
o. McGunn Haywor'h 60 Guttcridge Left
90 bsses-St Lou,s 8 New YORK 5 Bases
m bailS-CN Kramer on Page / Of West
of Fannin Struck cut-By Kramer
by Page . BY Wes, 1 by Tanning Hts
-Cw Kramer ln 49, innings. OF West 3
IF 4 innings nj Faurtr - q tuDtngs
Es@Paar Losing pi'cher-Kramer
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Johnny Corsica, former Tiger hurler five and lost
for the Great Lakes Sailors this Bill Johnson
who played third base for the Yankees Bennng
having recently returned from where he combat
with the 89th Division.
Ken Kener third sacker for the Indians before the
leading hitter for the Fleet City, California navy
Shepard with the Washington Senators the
Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal recently He
a leg when he was shot down over Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Everything Seemed TO Happen TO MeffIer

Among the contestants the European theater of
Ons Oympcs held in Nurnberg last month Pfc Robert
Mettler Bob his way the big the hard way
He competing the Third Army Nurnberg
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

L'SiI" ''' skipper Of the
L-boat Irma Ann " finishing mp
the regular series Of weekly
Races iH n tie with Ruth Sinclair
RenneT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
SECOND GAME

Totals "a oar Totals 81 e27 i
s-Rsttea for Dubie. IN eighth
81 Louis oO3 Aoo O0I-s
Eow YORK 200 90 oOO--3
Puns-Grsv Rvrnrs Moore Mancuso Gut
fcrldrC RIO. .inryWCrfh Strnwelvs. Stain
back Ettcn Errors stephens. CutfefidEf
Runs bstted ln--Eeller. Ettrn Finney. Byrnes
Cutfcridre H0iNncsWorth Nlloseyicf
Grsv Home runs Byrnes HolinRgW0rth
Sscrifce - Holincswortb Double plays 90
schultz Gu'teridrc and Finnev Sur0weiss ~
NilaEr-}rh- 81. Ettcn-LFft np haSrE--St- louis
Nrw YORK J n Bases on hslls--ON HollinFs-
worth 3 cG Ccttel > struck out-By Gettel
hv Dubiei Nv Hoiinrsvc-'h Hts
~" Cet'el 5 in 81 innings or Duoe ? IN
s2r innings 90 Holc0whe . IN !. inning
Hif hy ri'chcr-By CCttcl tLashs Losing
ritcnCr-Cc'teI
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Wal
Wings to Help Celebrate
Coming SteWart Reunion
HAPPY HOMECOMING DEPT

HAPPY HOMECOMING DEPT: Look OF the happlest
the year Ken only
Stewart Detroit Red Wing deienseman back from China
where he imprisoned Hong Kong Ken
survived orpcdoIncS when transferred camp
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Parish EleUens in Final
Week Before Openers
By TOM HARPER

Catholic Central meets Ham
tramck and ST Charles and St
Joseph clash. The Catholic Cen
tral-Hamtramck meetings marks
the return of Hal Shields 10 the
prep sports scene as coach of the
ShamroCkS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

1t Clayton Heper member Of the Times staff now in the
army weekend visitor Sgt George Maskn who
the staff the European Stripes
It. Sheldon Meyer who covered Michigan sports for the
Times is getting his discharge this week He wounded IN
Germany
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
PLAY BTFFALO II

Rev. James +. Martin, athletic
director of Catholic Central High
School announced Saturday that
the Shamrocks would meet CanlS-
JUS High Of Buffalo. at l.. of D.
Stadium Sept 80. With the sign
ing of this game. the ShamrockS
have completed their 1915 Sched-
ule that includes nine contests.
Catholic Central opens next
Sunday against Hamtramck at
Keyworth Stadium and then fol-
lows with, Sept. 30, CanisiuS
High here. oct z \AquinaS InSti-
tute. at Rochester, ". Y; Oct 20,
FordSon High here: Oct u. Mish-
awaka. Ind. here; Nov. 4, Boys
town. here. Nov. 10. River Rouge.
here. Nov Is. championship of
Parochial League first division
Nov "a. open tdate of Goodfel-
low game).
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Tigers Whip
Mats Twice

Continued from lst Sport Page)
Emil Dutch Leonard, rival
starting pitchers, were forced TO
leave the game early because OF
old ailments which were aggra-
waited. After one inning, in which
he gave the Senators one hit but
held them scorele,S. Newhouser
went out with a bad back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

The Detroit
Yacht IN b
has the most
active group
Of lady skip
pers ON tire
IiYer. THEY'VE
had a jolly
season " II h
Doris Taylor,
erAtM hlle
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
NEW DE sALLE PILoT

When St. Anthony plays host
of De La Sale the latter will he
under the guidance OF Ed White,
who formerly was al Trenton
High ST Leo under the coaching
-of Leo Boyle. who moved up from
81. Rita'S. where his team cap
tured the second division crown
last season, opens against St.
Cecilia.
| In the two non-league contests,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

More and lengthior drills arc in
store for The majority Of Catholic
League prep football clcvenS this
week the final before the season
opens next Sunday
Nine league and two non-leaCue
contests arc scheduled for then.
Six Of the contests scheduled
are among members of the first
division Three Of the teams will
make their season debut under
new mentors.
Al ChcSnev, former Catholic
Central coach. makes his initial
appearance AZ the helm of St
Mary'S Of BEDFORD when they meet
veteran George Dufour's ST. The
rpSa eleven
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
The Detroit

Hayes. 6l9, and
Bill Howe. 6l9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
AnSWerS to
Times Fans


Q-What ball player was first
named 10 the Hall Of Fame?
A-Tv Cobb WAS selected for
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Corsica a Standout for Great Lakes

ial Schumacher, ace pitcher.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Seymour Thurber
En- Southwest
Pacific

FIFTH AIR FORCE, SOME
WHERE IN THE SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC, Mar. 29-Announcement
has been made that End Lieutenant
Seymour W. Thurber, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Thurber, Box l,
Sonoita, Ariz., has arrived in the
Southwest Pacific theater of opera
tions. 1t Thurber is pilot OF a
P-38 Lightning aircraft in the ia
NOUS Hawkeye photo reconnaissance
unit of the Fifth Air Force.
1t. Thu1ber was a student at the
University of Arizona, and was en-
gagged in cattle ranching in Arizona
prior to his enlistment in the All
Force. He was commissioned a pilot
at Williams Field Chandler, Arlz.,
on May %, 1914, and was graduated
from the Photo Reconnaissance
Unit at Will Rogers Field, Oklaho-
ma City, Okla, on September 26,
1914.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Citation For
Legion Of Merit

The citation for the Legion of
Merit awarded posthumously to the
late Col Harry N. Renshaw here
Friday night read as follows:
Colonel Harry N. Renshaw,
02OOO2, Air Corps, Air Transport
Command, United States Army. For
exceptionally meritorious conduct in
the performance of outstanding
services from 81 September to II
December 1943. Through the ag-
gressive determination and dynamic
perseverance. Of Colonel RenShaw
displayed while in the capacity Of
Commanding Officer, Station No. g.
the embryo of new operational
progress was fashioned for the India
China Wing in India and China.
Through the competitive spirit with
which Colonel Renshaw inspired all
personnel, a determined effort was
put forth toward the attainment of
a distant goal; the entire field of
operation within the Wing was
stirred into vigorous action and the
success of the desired mission of the
India China Wing in the China
Burma India Theater was brought
to reality. The inspiring service OF
Colonel Renshaw was in keeping
with the highest traditions of the
service"
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Red Cross Drive
End
iOn March 81

Robert Marcus, chairman OF the
1945 Red Cross drive, announced
yesterday that the drive will offici-
ally end on March 81.
Already approximately 9O% OF
business firms and organizations
have turned in their contributions
the majority of them showing 100%
and in excess of last years contri-
buttons.
All those who have not already
turned in their lists are urged to
do so that Santa Cruz County will
be 1OO%o.
Under the craftsmanship of w. E.
Urick the tomateros turned in
$1788.O0.
The carnival at the high school
gym raised $1O27.04, the largest
amount ever raised in such an event
In spirited contest for queen, Miss
Toni Gonzales won with 1922 votes
Miss Betty Ann Bertelson was Sec
ond with 1858 votes.
Sunday at Rancho Grande, under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Anne
Bangs, rodeo, barbecue, and dance
were held. A total of $327.73 was
raised. The Miller Bros. prepared
the barbecue and the beef was do
mated by Ralph Wingfield and Ar
thur Beloat.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Whereabouts OF
Service Men

William J. Crydermann, Balm
bridge, Maryland.
Ralph r. Rivera, France.
Edward M. Mansfield, Kings
Point, N. Y.
Douglas Edgell, Germany.
Luis Gonzalez, Jr, Germany.
Leonard B. Coppola, prisoner of
war in Bavaria.
Peter Raptis, Jr., on aircraft car
rier in Pacific.
Max Mitchell, in Navy hospital at
San Diego.
Jose R. Berrellez, radio-gunner on
B-24 in Philippines. Graduated
from Nogales High School in 1943.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Local Woman
To Attend
Teachers Meeting

The Nogales Classroom Teachers
Association met Monday evening
and voted to send Miss Carolyn
Seitz, president Of the organization,
to Phoenix April to a conclave of
the Arizona Teachers Association
dealing with proposed legislative
matters. Mrs Doris Bynon was
elected as alternate.
The association also voted to hold
dinner at Rancho Grande on the
evening of April 8. It will be a
social event for the organization.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30

The Nogales International on
Wednesday received from Europe a
picture showing Maj. Gen. Alvan c.
Gillem of Nogales presenting the
bronze star medal to Maj. Gen.
Alexander r. Boiling of Washington,
DC, commander of the 84th Infan-
try Division, 9th US Army, for
meritorious achievement. The pres
entation was made at divisional
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Easter Sunrise
Continued from Page u

CContinued from Page u
persons, representing virtually every
religious denomination in Arizona.
Now world-famous, the Grand Can
yon Easter presentation was origin
ated' by the Episcopal Missionary
District of Arizona. Again cooper
ating in arrangements is DR.. H. c.
Bryant, superintendent OF Crane
Canyon National Park.
National Broadcasting Company
stations cooperating in the broad
cast are KTAR at Phoenix ano
KVOA at Tucson.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
FORMER NOGALIAN
HERE FROM COAST

Lloyd Cobler, formerly of Nogales,
and wife, were here Friday from
Los Angeles where Mr.. Cobler is in
the brokerage business with George
Psomas, also a former Nogalian.
While here Cobler contacted F.. R.
zenizo. It was the first time they
had met in 18 years. Cobler and
zenizo used to work together in Los
Angeles.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30
Good Friday
Union Service

ALI the protestant churches Of
both Nogales will observe Good Fri
day at the Mexican Methodist
Church, located at 1A Sonoita st.
The service will start at 2:45 pm.
with sacred music by Mrs. Alfred
White, professor of Nogales Bible
School.
The sermon will be delivered by
former pastor, Rev. S. D. Athans OF
Tucson, we'll known in both cities.
Special numbers will be given by
the N.B.S. Choir and other persons.
After the sermon Holy Communion
will be observed.
All are cordially invited to attend
this special service.
Nogales international., 1945-03-30

want to compliment you on the fine
job you did. I believe Santa Cruz
County is as well represented as any
county in any state.
Here's hoping we are all back in
Arizona before too long Will close
for now and get some sleep.
Sincerely,
DOUGLAS EDGELL