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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
DSM AWARDED T. T.
TO MITCHELL
Marine Corps Air Base
Commander Receives
High Honors

CHERRY POINT, Feb. 6.-Maj.
Gen. Ralph J. Mitchell, USMC,
commanding general Of the Ma.
rine Corps air bases, has been
decorated with the Army's Distin-
guished Service medal in Wash
ington for his outstanding leader
ship from November, 1914, to May,
1945, as commander of all aircraft
Of the Allied Air Forces in the
northern Solomons area Of the
Pacific.
His newest citation states that
as air commander in the Solomons
area, he welded together air or
carnations of the United States,
Australia, and New Zealand into
striking force that neutralized
bases in the northern Solomons,
New Britain, and New Ireland.
Under his direction, his First Ma
rine Aircraft Wing filters were
sent into the Philippines to blast
an invasion path for Army In
fantry from Leyte to Manila. Pre-
viously he had been awarded the
Nays Distinguished Service
medal for the "skillful planning
and execution of coordinated air
attacks against the Japanese
stronghold of Rabaul in New Brit
aim
General Mitchell also has the
unique distinction of having been
awarded both the Arrny's and the
Navy's Legion of Merit. His deco
rations total Is, including in addi-
ton to the four named above: the
Distinguished Flying Cross. two
Air medals, World War I Victory
medal, World War II Victory
medal, American Defense medal,
American Campaign medal Of
World War II, Pacific Campaign
medal of World War II, Second
Nicaraguan Campaign medal,
Philippine Liberation ribbon and
Nicaraguan Presidential medal of
Merit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
BARGE FLOATED

BUXTON, Feb. 6.-(P)-Shifting
wind, rising tide and two tugging
coast guard boats from Chicami-
comico and Hatteras stations
floated the Wood Towing COM
pany's barge upon which Schlum.
berger and Halliburton equipment
were being brought here and the
barge locked at mid-afternoon af-
ter being stranded for so hours.
Both heavy pieces of equipment
were brought ashore and the Sch
lunberger test was underway be-
fore nightfall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
DISABLED VETERANS
TO GET PREFERENCE
ON ALL RAILROADS

Disabled and wounded service
men and veterans travelling by rail
will be given necessary assistance
as outlined in a letter sent yester-
day to the Atlantic Coast Line rail.
road by ]. ]. Pelley, president OF
the Association Of American rail.
roads.
Copies Of the letter have been
sent other roads and distributed
by the medical, transportation and
military police branches of the
armed services and by the Vet.
Grams Administration.
The plan contemplates special
considerat to be extended to
such passengers in passage through
train gates, assistance in obtaining
seats and passage to and from
dining cars.
The plan is already in effect al
the Union Station in Washington,
D. c., Policy wrote.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
Lemon JuiceRecipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

Il you suffer from rheumatic. arthritis Or
recipe that thousands are using. Get q pack
age OF Ru-E1 Compound. two-week supply.
to-day. Mix it with quart of water, add the
Juice Of lemons It's easy. No trouble at
al and pleasant. You need only tablespoon
sometimes overnight - splendid results are
obtained. II the pains do not quickly leave
ana II you do not feel better. return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
ing to try as 1t Is sold by your druggist under
On absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
compound Is for sale and recommended by
saunders Drug Store and drug stores
everywhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
First Section Of FIR
Stamp Collection Sold

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-P-
Auction OF the first section of the
personal stamp collection of the
late Franklin D. Roosevelt brought
$134,610, which was $4,000 more
than had been expected.
In all 1856 lots were sold in three
sessions at the Parke-Bernet Gal
leries, Inc.
An unidentified South American
bidder was so persistent during
the final session last night that he
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

nights sleep in one of the resort
city's few unoccupied beds.
1t was learned that relatives in
New York, learning of her plight,
arranged through physicians here
that she be taken care of. Mrs.
Epstein was taken to the rest
home late last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
WOMAN ENDS SITTING
MARATHON IN LOBBY
AFTER FOUR DAYS

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. g.
W,H-Mrs. Minna Epstein, the sit
ting lady Of Miami Beach, had a
room of her own today in private
sanitariun.
After spending four days and
three nights in the lobby of a hotel
at which she had no reservation,
friends obtained space for her at
a rest home. She had good
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
PUBLIC WORKS

RALEIGH, Feb. 6.-P)-A total
of 126 applications for federal
funds to finance the preparation
of plans for nearly $40, 1000 in
public works in North Carolina
were reported to the State Plan
ming board today by Felix A. Girls
settle, managing director Of the
boar
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
Lumberton Station
To Be Discontinued

RALEIGH, Feb. 6. -(P)- The
present Seaboard Air Line pass
enger station at Lumberton will be
discontinued, and the freight sta
ton about a block away will be
enlarged to serve as a combina-
ton passenger-freight station. The
state utilities commission ap-
proved yesterday a request for
the change s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

raised the price for a rare block Of
four of Brazirs 1843-60-reis In
bulls eye" design to $1,000 be-
fore the gavel fell. The price for
the block in the catalogues was
$160.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
REELECTED

RALEIGH, Feb. g. up DIR.
Clyde A. Erwin. North Carolina
superintendent of public instruc-
ton, has been reelected chairman
OF the Legislative committee of
the National Council of Cktef State
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

School officials. He returned today
from Buffalo, N. Y, where tho
annual meeting Of the council was
held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
Telephone WaIkout
May Not Be Called

WASHINGTON, Feb. e.-R-A
spokesman for the National Fed.
Grafton of Telephone workers indi-
Gated today that nationwide
strike may not be necessary to
settle union demands for a $2-a-day
wage increase.
Affiliated unions representing
about half Of the NFTU's approx.
mately 100000 members have filed
strike notices which would be put
into effect when the 30-day cooling
off period ends Feb. 81.
The spokesman said, however,
that conference of union officials
in Memphis Feb. II would deter
mine whether strike actually
would be called. He believed a
pattern had been found for the
settlement Of all disputes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

Siberia is almost twice as large
as continental United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

The amount of venom injected
by a poisonous snake depends
upon the size of the snake, the
length of time the poison has
been accumulating, the depth of
the bite and its location.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
: %"
Step Ladder Stool

Folding stool
Built like a step
ladder. Will serve
for dozen of uses.
%" high, steel
braced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
SeN-Wringing Mop

Lady = Finger"
protects not only
your hands, but
our back, too!
Performs easily.
Quickly, t h o r
oughly. Replace
able head.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07

S W e e p S
S m o o t h ly,
G | e a n S! All
good quality
broom C o r n.
Securely sew
ed five times.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

CoL0RED-45 X ST. N.E.--S500 down:
10 rooms, 3 baths. row brick A. M
DRAISNER, 1404 { st. NV. Ma So38. Is
COLORED--S26 11th ST. N.E.--$75O down
6 rooms, bath: oil INV h.; row brick. A. NJ.
DRAISNER, 1404 L st, NV. Ma. so36. RS
COLORED---5-RM AND BATH bnngafow.
1908 lincoln pl. &c.. $4,000. Ma. 1899
Evening star., 1946-08-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. n E.
f9f NEED cox COOS So sIalI 4st aoMf hE in 15a IA
s9oaN ss99d lpcstIan; III sos99 s99at have you Call Mr.
value TO-DAY Our opindn oeSa entaiis s. Nc Us obf tpl
ewes. AD, $3.50 wM. +, sAuNpERsi CO, CO,
you o91SFi %ANF srEEDr rEas AeI16N el2 S. LIST
II II pss 5op p5es S@}SEi KEAfFY ERS
WANTED eye er bedroom do f1 house s4UG With large
Iot. in Virginia Phone Fails Church 2a54-J
PkfvAfE PfsfSf PART91 Il alteF need or bedsm
E bome; 20 WI gay all cash; no brokers. please.
amer y PAX, Bs,h,' CT; ch.?; esn csnfTs: pay ];
essSi eShrS1 Sls5oo s4S ;nx Gall AID; s129,, Ii
house today or sell to cash Clients 'y at 'Hi faI
III QUICK p1 1881 unit 9ntii h'?siD. ) p.m. A9ah 5.
Sa ny sondton sms 'riss aso P9ms bana
kEALLff DESPERATE for home MO- modern /
e ss5S assp mIssEh 4eY ssfs1Fa0ls sfs section
En-; EX-ARMY COL. desires % purchase nice
SantT home W IN nav eab % Wash as
direct with owner. Call Ho. 2343 any
sHss IS ovsrs sr me me- 'siPs ss CASH or ca
iTps par s,ssf eas2 RF FoP houses white or eoIoTed
Any any seetion' any condition. MIR B, LIss,
caPIToL HILL-we have clients anxious
to purchase houses in this section at to-
HERBERT & SONS 5l5 8. Capitol St.
Il Il o1ss; or DI; 1858 after business hours
ss for t1ss aaa and aa6ssns
csnfs With cash no or viii Sus ou.rsst Yoa
se M Eur qusa sss4 ana Fesn sssas Ave
IL II pnoMPT s HsSa ArTEs1ios Fl H to the sale o,
srty Is what you desire, call r. A. HUM.
NAN MANas fsR Realty sss Co. 'sas eas sell your hou..
s sssss !aHs s5s wilson SH5 ssRaas baa a ssh's
HeoBSiboz Sill 81 s;i'i sssS ~ sssa. 81
WANTED 1iisT f'e FOR cIfkNTMs.bedrm. house,
sSsea narsa seaon a0ys9 Can faEs mR ss 81 hs
WANTED FOR cLIENT-s or 4 bedrm
AmFesa ssst5n psissrsd pk can or Ms
PRivaTE PARTY rrsently needs, at once,
Rsi' o%NEsprsate wi sss sas party
Or more Can after s. DE i, s4si. VI ). es
WANTED, from owner. 3 or bedroom
brick house, IN good condition; will pay
nearly all cash; NV. location preferred
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section OF Wash
and nearby .Maryland. FIR: 1908.
WE NEED HOUSES in which beauty par
lors, stores and rooming houses may pe
operated: 8 to a rooms: win pay cash
pICKSoES REALTY. Co. 903 U ST. NV.
Ho; 47lo; mi Mnights call NO, 37as. .-9
I, c Or nearby Maryland, priced right.
Edwin L. ELLIS. Realtor. can sell your
house fast if priced right. Prefer places
siose-in va. and Nd. 1915 Vermont aye.
WILL PAY $4,000 cash for modern CEN
Peass ea E0SaiS &a5 ToRaro saE aS0a Wa o'ss
MY CLIENT desires to lease or purchase a
furnished home in GEORGETOWN; prefers
s;.', sAo@s entertaining with at least eedrms,
dinary at fair price, Prefer to deal
direct with owner. Call Ho. 2343.
WANT TO BUY modern 2 or bedroom
house in Val substantial down payment. /
No brokers TIE d32S 10
Evening star., 1946-08-08
SUBURBAN sALE--MARYLANp.

CHEvERLY. MD.-.-6-rm. stone and frame;
tnasofs dition h sood N buy a $1,000 CAN
THOMAS T. HxLLEYs Hsattsvilie 1884 ,@s
LANDOvEk HILLS--Cape Cod BUNGALOW:
Haley. Haley siSs8 Hisstsssilie sHkn ossa tAAs
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR-Attractive s.
room BUNGALOW; living room, dining room,
kitchen. electric refrigerator and stove,
bedrooms and bath. basement, laundry
Cali Mrs Gregory. WA. 1919: ewes, OIL.
a2273. with o. B. zANTzINGER, Jr.. Real
HYATTsvILLE ~ immaculate b-yr.-oid
3-hedrm brick bungalow; full basement
with recreation rooms; oil ir-conditioned
front and back: det, 12x24 brick garage:
$l395o; J, HARRIS RoDdERS; 5n26
R Rhede Island ave- Hyattsyille. Md. UN.
TAkOMA PARK-Immaculats frame cot
tage, close to bus and stores; coal h,-w.h..
9 tons OF coal already in. This house.
kNcluding all furniture. S10,7bo. Nc
CAULEY REALTY CO.. 6H. 6412. Ill
Evening star., 1946-08-08

H.
serving meals: completely furnished: : in
$4,000; terms. EDWIN l. ELLIS; Real:
erl;o tor; 1910 Vermont ave- Rm. 2i7, Re.
SILVER SPRING SECTION Lovely new
sls. syIes eros home Of
room complete electric Kitchen. sun pariol
and isvatory on Ist floor: 9 large bedrooms
msnt divided into, 3 rooms with iayatoTy: tory
ca hss1 aSs desehsd brio.
modern 70 the last WORD, Located 'e on cor. +.
ssognded 81 9 streets, About miles from from
iiSJnsstat99R call NA. is1s; ewes and sun.
S1cAST--Near 7th and G sts. sw.; =.
ses sas. sss' sSE RE1ETS TISsassf5.ssd 81
10Th, AND ofuEsBsEc pL. N.w.-Home Home in
excellent excellent condition; brick: rms, ! bath
po bu very and ressonsSs
eofs REAL Gsn GsrATE cepoafhs cps sona st. rqhT NV
800 800 BLOCK 10Th ST. S.2g.-e-room snd
bath row brick : rooms. lsyatory in base. base
ss sqsps paT toT R.aor So as
eosokEssA HiE1ieGaars-Astraetive semide. s
shss III rseressn etHan r nTch h pes1esm sssess osS a
gas heat: convenient to eyerythins; posses.
s.on at settlement. Call Mr. Noon. AT
6Ffs 6GafsS'99o 9obsS BAY P,f r nSfrsS seos s OAK.
mont ave, Bethesda, Md.-Loyely 5-yr-
old newly decorated Cape Cod. 6 nice
rooms earsse, 2 freplaces. gas a.-c. heat;
oeorsetown I'd. . few bIks beyond Sub.
sp,v sr5snp, Hospissl; tgrn left o. o2sekmontl 2e6a
aye, ave, WI. 1920. WI. 5000. Open eyes
BEDROOMS AND BATH, immediate
possession; Immaculate condition: beau
~ Rockville SAMUEL 4, BoGLEY, .ex.
SSqsigs Ti gsoo 7ooa p.p w,s sxs. aysi sye WI lsso
CHARMfNG Dutch csionisl. in most beau.
ti.ul part OF old Chevy Chase Just of
Conn, ave. near Breokyille rd.-centsi
equipped kit, dining rm. and den. giassed-
n back porch: 2nd door: bedrms g q,
huge maple trees. This ik truly 4 love
soed g; Open for Inspection u pm
ave, WI. 1900 WI. 5000. Open ewes
until Q. 10
Evening star., 1946-08-08

E,o,Is E4R SALE AT COLLEGE PARK, MD, on
sss Gsss soms ON mr. ,er eyey 1T with as sar,s s
ssssip oasside rspiaes hSa rflsc s4cs apa
s1ssfyAA,,6TNo MS Va, Tsos; CRY, VA; saSs ewes; io
low fms ana b bath; ams addisiosal 9lunns- ns
ssISsr sSI4ss NsHSS ssSS REIss ,ss
saRBY f BSs MARTARbS Il RI e3So rns sl .Rd Sss
3 g. 3. zSNTAIsSEk yR,. % VA: Va 1872 sSn' with
U. s. COAST GUARD-Do you stick to-
sedroom fSII basement If frame sa house, heiy now. v
This house is priced lower y than aosan. com.
a0.s RapsS rd ~ z s5z6 M1dRsnu snd ezss
ExcLusivE COLLEGE HTS. Md.-Losel,
white s,story frame, 6 rms. apd bath. faii
&c ssssRsa s ss'9 sues cast st.
East PINEs-e ssaTms.. stairway to a part
and refrigerator; leaving. win sen farn, or
FoR TSRt s.fR IN ny YS asai ss
after pm, JOHN w. GARNER, Upper
Marlboro, Md. Theater Bldg. %
NEAR COLLEGE PARK-completely fur.
nished 5-room frame house. on large. wood
fun price 10000. ROBERT s. 'EssS DAVIS 1s50, +
CO.. 5s04 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. WA
5000: Open daily and Sunday till O.
EAST PfNES--We have choice houses in
this popular subdivision, .ranging from
$500 to $1o,5Q0. Phone for full details
ave. Hysttsville. WA. 5000. Open daily
haSSoTnR aas SS1Tfay ~ iHIlaaIs-pr,e. REDUCED :,
$9,950; $4,000 down--3-bedrm. home in
Al conditiop; extra-lge. lot. close to rapid
bus transn.; house has unusually attractive
ERT s: DAVIS & co.. 5s04 Baltimore
ave-, Hyattsville. WA. 5000. Open daily
ss.oeSmFSLn ssS sendsf in fhRIcE for this s-Sedrm
bunsalow; loc, on q Ice; lot II conysnient
4. CO. 5s04 Baltimore ave, Hyattsviils,
WA: 5000: Open daily and Sunday till o,
Continued on Next Pags.S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
CONTRIBUTIONS 10 HAYNES MISSION 70
 BE RECEIVED NOW

Friends of the Haines House Mis- sion are informed tkat the oppor- tunity is again civen them to make a contributiCr m foods of all kinds so that the 48 children in the Home may have a Merry Christ mas.
 A box is found for this purpose in the vestibula of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church, or one may call the Rev Willis R. Booth, phone 373
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
ElECTRIC POWER, GLACIER HIGHWAY,
 E MOST FEASIBLE
Herbert Bryan, Senior En- gineer Of REA, Studies
 Proposed Project

Electrification of Juneau's out
 lying districts received a boost when Herbert G. Bryan, senior en- i gineer of the Rural Electrification administration arrived in Juneau to make study of the feasibility of the Glacier Highway Electric As sociation's project
 MT. Bryan met with GHEA Board of Directors last Sunday, and dis cussed with them the local prob- lens. He advised the Board to redcuble it's efforts to bring into the Association all possible mem bers in the projected area.
 There are now about 135 signed members and nearly as many pros pective users who have not yet made applications for membership. MT. Bryan gave reason for wanting as many prospective users as pos sible in the Association before the allotment is made. He said Should the project be feasible, the REA allotment will be made to cover the cost of putting power into the homes and business estab- .ishments Of those who have &C., tually applied Tor membership at the time the allotment is made. There are plenty of funds avail- able at the present time to increase the allotment for later installa- tions; but if Congress should en- bark upon a strict economy pro- gram, there is big chance it would be very difficult, If not im- possible, to secure additional funds to purchase transformer and other installational equipment for those wishing service after the project is established"
 Bryan is very well pleased with the preliminary work which the GHEA has already accomplished, and while here he probed into the prospects of developing hydro-elec- tric power.
 Since last May MT Bryan has been in Alaska, working in Kodiak, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Palmer and several other Alaskan cities, organ lzing and setting up their rural power projects.
 Since coming to the Territory, he has been assigned to the ad- minisrative division of REA, and will hereafter be in charge of the entire Alaska area. This means that the Territory will have direct Rural Eleetrification Admin .sJratoi; 8 decided advantage over .emore control from Washington, b C.
 The REA engineer will go from Juneau directly to Wasnlns sUyn, l.. C.. to confer with the Administra- ton in regard to overall prob lens of the Territory as well 6 problems involving thc individual projects.
 After spending Christmas with his family in Indiana, MT. Bryan will return to Alaska; and later, when he is able to secure a home ter his family, he hopes to have them follow him here to make their home in the Territory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13

DANCING SCHOOL
 Winter term classes now en- rolling. 4l1-7th St. Phone Red 575. adv 143-15t
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Newspaper NoGALE ARz THURSDAY NOV
First THank{glung
Held in America

"NOw, therefore, l do recon-
mend and assign Thursday, the
twenty-sixth day of November
next, to be devoted by the peo-
pie of these States to the service
Of that great and glorious Being,
who is the Beneficent Author of
all the good that was, that is, or
that will be; that we may then
all unite to rendering unto Him
our sincere and humble thanks
for His kind care and protection
of the people of this country,
previous to their becoming a ma
ton; for the signal and manifold
mercies, and the favorable inter-
positions of His providence, in
the course and conclusions of the
late war; for the great degree of
tranquility, union, and plenty,
which we have since enjoyed; for
the peaceable and rational man.
ner in which we have been en-
abled to establish constitutions
Of government for our safety and
happiness, and particularly the
national one now lately institut-
ed; for the civil and religious lib
erty with which we are blessed,
and the means we have of ac-
quiring and diffusing useful
knowledge; and, in general, for
all the great and various favOrs,
which He has been pleased to con-
fer upon u.s."
Excerpt from George Washing
toms Proclamation, October 3,
1879.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
ELGIN NEWS
(By MRS. JAMES PARKER)

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Parker and
two daughters left this district on
Monday after spending several days
visiting among relatives and friends,
being called to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Parker's mother, the late
Mrs. Addie M. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Bird Of No
gales attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Addie Parker in Camille Sunday.
Miss Marie Graham of Camille
was a business visitor in Nogales
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim FRAZIER were
business visitors in Noga1es Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Parker and
daughter Maxine were business visi-
tors in NogaIes on Monday.
Mrs Bessie Parker and son George
of Nogales attended the funeral of
Mrs. Addie M Parker in Camille
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bergier OF
Harshaw attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Addie M. Parker in Camille
Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia Parker of Phoenix
was in the district Sunday to attend
Mrs. Addie M. Parkers funeral at
Camille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb McCutchan of
Patagonia attended the funeral of
Mrs Addie M. Parker in Camille
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Finely of Dra-
coon attended the funeral of Mrs
Addie M. Parker IN Camille Sunday
Mrs. Louise Peterson of Tomb
stone attended the funeral of Mrs
Addie M. Parker in Camille Sunday
Mr.. Joel Musgrave of Phoenix at
tended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Addie M Parker.
Mrs. Lizzie Henson of Tucson at
tended the Parker funeral Sunday
Sheriff j. j. Lowe and wife at
tended the Parker funeral Sunday
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Want Ads

LOST: Male, Sianrese cat, answers
to name of Ming. Reward. Contact
Tom Fast, 503-J2.
FOR SALE: 2 pc. living room
set, iron double bed, springs, and
inner spring mattress, and 9x12
congoleum. Telephone 465-J.
WANTED: A good auto mechanic.
Phone 1872 or 233NW.
LOST: Brown wallet. Reward
for return to Nogales international.
FOR SALE: Large oil heater, ex-
cellent condition. 118 Smelter st.
LOST: Pair of eye glasses. Re-
ward for return to NogaleS Interna-
tional.
WANTED: Furnished room or
apartment for three persons who
are staying here for several years.
Contact Nogales international Of
flee.
Will Repair or Buy your old Sew
ing and Washing Machines. Write
Box 483, Nogales, Arizona.
pub. 1922 mo-
Heavy equipment for clearing,
leveling, plowing, tanks, and dam
construction. Call Pioneer Con-
structors, phone O39OR1, P. o. Box
2768, Tucson, Arizona.
pub. 11-22-4t)
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
HERE FOR FUNERAL

Among persons here for the fu-
neral Friday of Mrs. Joseph E.
Wise were DR.. and Mrs. V. A. Smell
ker, Writ G.. Bowman, A. M. Giles
pie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr,
all of Tucson Also motoring here
for the funeral were Miss Margaret
Wise and Gene Sykes, Jr., who at
tend the University of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
AT FOOTBALL GAME

Among Nogalians who attended
the Arizona-Texas Tech football
game in Tucson Saturday were
Frank Alonzo, Peter Embrick, Miss
Shirley Cruickshank, Otto Charles
Marsteller, Daniel Uribe, Miss Grace
Mora, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Goodman,
Bob Berrellez, Alvin Sisk, Sammy
Marcus, and Johnston Elliott.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
LOOK-KmS-LOOK!

Make some real money before
Xmas. Sell a beautiful Lords
Prayer in story form. Size 9 x II.
To hang on the wall or frame.
Every home and office a prospect.
Retails for SOC. You keep zoe. Write
immediately We will send you
and TRUST you. Send NO MONEY
You will be surprised at what you
can make. Here is your chance
ACT NOW. Dawn Enterprises. 1898
Mead St., Racine, Wisconsin.
FOR SALE: Desirable 2-bedroonl
house, brick construction, close in
immediate possession. Deal direct
with owner. 224 Elm street, phone
427-W. (1st pub. 1929
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
LOCAL NEWS
SHANE BACK FROM
TRIP TO TEXAS

William H. Shane returned Tues
day from a three-week vacation trip
to Sabinal, near San Antonio, Tex
as, where he visited his parents.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
FORMER NOGALIANS
VISITORS HERE

Mrs. F1avia Garcia and mother,
Mrs. Leondes Lara, of Tucson, for
mer residents of Nogales for 10
years, were here Saturday. They
moved to Tucson last year.
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SGT. MENDOZA
BACK FROM JAPAN

Sgt. Robert r. Mendoza returned
Saturday, Nov. 18th, from Japan
and is now on terminal leave until
he gets his Army discharge Nov 20.
He was in the service 10 months
with headquarters Of the 5th Air
Force.
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RETURNS TO WASHINGTON

Roland Bibolet, Jr., has returned
to Washington, DC, where he is
employed in the office of U. S. Sen
ator Ernest Mcfarland, who is now
! on a trip to Japan.
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in Camille.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroon of
Nogales attended the Parker funer-
al in Camille Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Farrell of Fort
Huachuca attended the funeral of
Mrs. Addie M Parker in Camille
Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Pyeatt of Tombstone at
tended Mrs. Addie Parker'S funeral
in Camille Sunday.