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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29
Today's Birthdays

Prof. Isador I. Rabi of Column
bia University, professor of phys
les, Nobel prize winnel, born in
Austria, 48 years ago.
William Powell. actor, born in
Pittsburgh, 81 years ago.
DR.. William Beebe of New
York, famed naturalist, scientist
and author, born in Brooklyn,
N. Y, SO years ago.
Judge Herbert F. Goodrich of
the Third U. S. Circuit, Phila-
delphia, born at Anoka, Mimi,
81 years ago.
Emney Brooks of Cleveland,
president of the Council on
World Affairs, born at Salem,
Ohio, As years ago.
Ralph A. Bard, former under
secretary of the Navy, born in
Cleveland, 81 years ago.
DIR. Waltman Walters of the
Mayo Clinic, famed surgeon, born
in Cedar, Rapids. Iowa, 81 years
ago.
DIR. Clark M. Eichelberger, di-
rector of the American ASSocia-
ton for the u. NJ, born at Free
port, ILL.,, so years ago.
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ANNIVERSARIES

1794-Thomas Corwin, Ohio's
nnuch-beloved lawyer, governor.
senator and secretary of the
treasury, born in Bourbon Co..
Ky. Died Dec. ID, 1886.
1805-Hiram Powers, from Gin
cinnati clock factory worker to
world-famed Florence, italy.
sculptor, sculptor of the Greek
Slave" born near Woodstock,
VT. Died June q. 1873.
1840 Simon Bafuch, Confed-
crate surgeon-physician, civic
worker, father of the "elder
statesman born in Germany.
Died June 8, 1921.
1869 Booth Harrington, famed
novelist and playwright, cree
ator of 'Penrod" and other be-
loved characters, born in In
dianapolis, Died there, May 10,
1946.
1878-Don Marquis, journalist,
playwright, poet and humorist,
born in Bureau Co, Ill. Died Dec.
20, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29
Red Raiders Win S-3 -
Over Miami Veterans

ssf1ea BY Dewitt Roberts
feel ,nninw homer with t,.o
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'"ini veterans, o-S,
: o~ste County League game.
ftse tremendous WALTON came a.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29
Today In History

l787-The Pittsburgh Gazette.
first paper west of Alleghanies,
first issued
1916 (100 years ago. An Ann
erican force under Col. John G..
Fremont occupies San Diego and
ID. S. flag officially raised for
first time in California.
ls05-U. S. signs agreement
with Japan whereby Japan REC
-ognizes u. S. sovereignty over
Philippines and U. S. Jap SOW
ereignty over Korea.
l914-First talk over new tel
.ephone wire between New York
and San Francisco.
Beginning of air mail
service between New York and
San Francisco.
193g-Nazis declare all Ger
mans, wherever living, Citizens
Iof Germany"
1940--GermanS begin all-out
bombing of England.
1942-Eirst marriage in White
House for "a years; that of Harry
Hopkins.
l94S-Gen. Eisenhower offers
peace to Italy.
1s44-U. S. armered forces
'erash through shattered Germans
as Germans pull back their lines
to escape entrapment.
1945-Jap premier rejects AL
lied surrender ultimatum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29
II. Louis Now Close
To First Place Standing


NV YORK. - Chicago Cubs
Na SEQ Rames from the Phila-
hsa PALS li-3 and 81. Pitts
tn Pirates wsn ia from the
@s@Aiyn Dodgers aiding the St
ksis Cardinals who won 20
ffan tiaa Bost0n Braves, Cincin-
$3.50 Hesia aarned the trick twice
IS Aefemung the New York
tank - and 5-4.
- lhe American League, the
elama indians won both
a uf q douhle-headeF from
tsN "a ashinetom Senators 30 and
So ~ 30 FEilcr turned in his
h VmtsEy 0f the year, in the
fsilaclelpiia AS and De-
mss split IL their twin
h fhe Aihleties winning
20 ON lcmiAg the sec
ISL Louis Browns and the
Nd saK divided their
3 Elh Sd Louis edging out
go wan ana he Red Sox COM
Mh "a The second game to
"a Win ia. Chicago White
ana ffse New York Yankees
d tiasr doubleheader. Chi
taking the opening 20 but
lhe nsshscap I'll.
Maflammi I.aac1ua
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29
1t. Tom Hardin
Wins Blind Bogie

Blind Rogie golf winner an
nounced by Pro Joe Lopez were
Tom Hardin, first pride. $40; N. l..
Schwetzberger, second prize of
$500, and Norman Artman, third
prize of $500.
Long hitting Jimmie Mira's 83
and Bob Knowles SO tied for low
medalist honors with DR.. Jack
Hayes, Bob Spottswood, K. w.
Loucks tying for second place
with GAS.
Individual scores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

Stanley, the loser, went all the
way for the Veterans. He struck
out two, but issued seven bases
on balls. Cheta Baker, with a
double and triple in four trips
to the plate, and Dewitt Rob
erts' homer, were the hitting
highlights of the game.
During the seventh inning. the
Big Ben Alarm clock and the pair
OF nylon stockings were given
away. The clock was won by Vic
Diamandi and the stockings went
to Julius Villareal, ST.. 3
Next Sunday the Raiders will
play the Eastern Air Lines, who
have not been defeated as yet
this half.
Score: r. H e.
Veterans 900 100 1908 6 1
Raiders 401 002 01x-8 10 /
Stanley, C. Roberts; Meadors,
1d1incf0 NoJ, navarro.
The first game was played be-
tween the Pirates and the Conchs.
This was an exhibition game of
the new City League which was
formed last week. The Conchs
came from behind in the third
inning to turn back the Pirates,
8-6. George Malgrat went all the
way for the Conchs. while Rod
riguez and Sullivan divided the
pitching chores for the Pirates.
Machin and NJ. Acevedo with two
hits apiece led the Conchs' at
tack, while Fernandez and Joe
Soldano each made two hits for
the losers.
Score: r. H. E.
Pirates $50 $50 0-6 8 A
Conchs -------A014 100 x-8 8 /
Rodriguez, Sullivan (3), Solda-
no; Malgrat, M, Acevedo.
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RECREATION

Bayview ParR-Tennis, Basket
ball and Handball Courts, Dia-
lmondball, Kiddy Playground,
Comfort Stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea Fishing, Small Boats.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE
CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
ut HaYview Park
EAT.1I.& Cor.acN

AZ naYV1@W %ax6
might Games)
TONIGHT
7:3O-NGami Daily News VS..
Delmonico.
9:O0-V.F.W. VS.. B-29's.
TUESDAY
7:30-Miami Herald VS.. Griffin's
Bar.
9:00-Bottle Cap Inn VS.. Adams
Dairy.
THURSDAY
7:30-Roy's Auto Supply VS..
Flying Eagles.
9:00-Amefican Legion VS..
4: Sa9af& Deal Market.
FRIDAY
7:30-Flying Eagles VS.. Square
Deal Market.
o:00-American Legion VS..
Adams Dairy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

Oatmeal cooked with m0Iasses
in the water makes tasty ifon-
rich cereal variation and saves
sugar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

Wall Street, now the financial
center of the world, once was
New York's fashion center.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

In Javta it is believed that If "a
husband win slit the wifess robe
with a sharp knife from throat
to heui without touching her.
she will be freed Of the pains Of
childbiI tn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

Harvard College was expand
ed into Harvard University I'M
der the charter of 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-29

tsft afsd lsafpannoi Aber
na.zni1k and Warren.
AmaaFieam League
Evening star., 1946-05-12
|OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Special meetings scheduled ::


Esther Chapter - Wednesday, 8
pm, Dramatic Club with Mrs. Ruth
E. Peale. Thursday. past matrons
and past patrons night. Thursday
II am, Home Board with Mrs. M
Elsie Bacock.
Gavel Chaptel-Thursday, Tenn
pie Board with Estelle Haldenstein.
Fidelity Chapter - Wednesday
birthday anniversary.
East Gate Chapter - Monday
Ways and Means with Dorothy
Waugh. Friday, initiation and hon.
oring past matrons, past patrons
and mothers.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Monday, Ways and Means, Harmony
Side, with Miss Margaret Yeager
Wednesday, Home Board with Mrs
Mabel Tucker. Friday, election ane
installation of associate patron ane
celebrating May birthdays.
Treary Oak Chapter - Monday
Mothers Day, Wednesday, Temple
Board with Martha Dunlap.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes
day. mothers night and May birth.
day celebrations. Saturday, game
party with Katherine Waltz. Fol
reservations call GE. 6720.
Joheph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday, goth anniversary. May
~, chicken dinner, Northeast TEN.
pie.
Bethany Chapter-Thursday Sun.
shine Committee, with Mrs. Doffort
Friday, reception to new members
Past Grand Patron Joseph will talk
on endowment.
Mizpah Chapter 49, Tuesday, MI
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Local Masonic News

Adoniram Council, No. 2, Royal
and Select Masters, will observe
cryptic rite night on Thursday, the
second of a series sponsored by the
six councils of the District of Co.
lumbia. IllustricuS Master Virgil E.
Burner announces David S. Dawson
will be the speaker. All master
Masons are invited.
In the series of degrees being con-
ferred at the Scottish Rite the short
class will join with the spring class
for the exemplifcation of the Thir-
tieth Degree Tuesday evening These
degrees will be concluded with the
comforting of the Thirty-second De-
gree on May %.
Officers of the Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons will speak in
the subordinate chapters this week
as follows: Monday, Mount Vernon
George E. Umhau: Anacostia
Thomas r. Welson. Tuesday, Po-
tomac-Hiram, Theodore C. Lewis
Woodbridge, Orie L. Beardsley
Wednesday, Columbia, Roy M
Stockman. Friday, school of in:
struction.
Evening star., 1946-05-12

easiest way for nonlnotoring vaca.
Ated tour" Is coming into new prom
TONERS to solve their one, two and
three week holiday trips. In the
face Of difnculty Of fighting through
to an independent dream trip" to
Band, the Garden Of the Gods and
Palm Springs, hundreds of thou
sands Of next summers travellers
are shopping in the travel agencies
for packages" containing hotel
reservations, transportation, sight
seeing and in some cases even meals
The principal ingredient of one such
package might be Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, another might be Lake
Placid or Georgian Bay or the Cana
dian Rockies. Whatever the choice
from the available stock, it's lin the
bag" without fuss and feathers.
The American Express Co. is Of
fering nearly $4,000 such tours this
year, 1t revealed in it's May survey
and forecast of travel, and other
travel agencies have indicated sew
eral thousands more are available
Evening star., 1946-05-12
,elts Sigma Club with Mrs.. Fannie

Delta Sigma Club with Mrs.. Fannie
Parish.
Martha Chapter-Tuesday, Tenn
pie Board, 8 pm, with Virginia
Koch. Friday, birthday night, hon.
oring matron, patron and charter
members.
Loyalty Chapter Wednesday
celebrating March, April, May and
June birthdays.
Electa Chapter--Tuesday. Moth
er's Day. Wednesday evening, En-
dowment Committee with Mrs
Mary G. Conway.
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday moth
ers night.
Federal Chapter - Wednesday
Home Board, with Mrs. Birdie
Vowel.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday. honoring mothers. Friday
Home Board, with Mrs. May Hart
Chevy Chase Chapter-Monday
evening, Oncers' Club, with Mis-.
Priscilla Makela. Tuesday. HON,
Board luncheon, with Mrs. Char
lotte Spencer.
William r. Hunt Chapter-Wed'
nesday, pm, ways and means
card party and bazaar, 1922 Yer.
mont avenue NV.
Miriam Chapter - Monday, hon.
oring members initiated by thu
Grand Chapter and mothers. Tues
day, Home Board, with Betty Car
baugh. Friday. ways and mean
card party.
Trinity Chapter-Monday. Hom'
and Temple Boards. with Mrs
Madge F. Barnett. Thursday, hon
oring mothers and members ini
tiated by the Grand Chapter.
Columbia Chapter-Tuesday, en-
tertains line officers of all Eastern
Star chapters, at 42o5 Ninth stree
| NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
The Travellers Notebook

are continuing and reducing fares
for the summer months.
Miami Beach Is offering more ac-
commodations at attractive summer
rates than at any previous period in
her history.
Miami Beach will play host to rs
conventions between now and De-
cember 81
Miami Beach Is within easy driv-
ing distance Of millions of persons.
Summer is driving time, and rs per
cent Of all persons taking vacations
take them from May to September.
The chamber adds: "If more cour-
tesy is shown the visitors, more at
tention paid to their entertainment
and good service is given them, they
will become personal goodwill am
bassadors for Miami Beach and send
hundreds of their friends and ac-
quaintances down as the season
progresses"
i + X X
Popular before the war. the pack
| inence this year as the quickest and
Evening star., 1946-05-12
To Export Ballet
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK.
With the Old Vic Repertory Com
pany, featuring Laurence Olivier
and Ralph Richardson. settled here
for limited engagement at the
Century Theater, an American en-
tertainment troupe will try to even
the matter by trouping to England
in July. The company is the Ballet
Theater, headed by Lucia Chase
and Oliver Smith. The latter is CO.
producer of Billion Dollar Baby
and the recent musical hit. "Or
the Town"
The trip will be the first for any
American ballet troupe, the man
agement said. The decision to &c
abroad followed an offlcial invita-.
ton to play at the Royal Opera
House at Covent Garden.
Evening star., 1946-05-12

For informoiien. see your Travel Agent; or
write The Bermuda Trods Development
Board, Homilfon. Bermuda; or $40 Fhfh
Avenue, New York 20, New York.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Local Ben Hur News

Induction ceremonies for Clarence
M. Mitchell. scribe, will be held by
Congressional Court on Wednesday
at the home of Elmer johnson
United Court will meet Friday at
Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Miami could rank among the top
summer spots in the Nation"

Continued From Page D-i4.)

With glee, however, the Miami
Beach Chamber of Commerce has
outlined some of the reasons behind
the prediction for heavy crop of
summer tourists, to wit:
Recognized summer resorts al
ready are reported booked to ca
pacity, and Pacific Coast resorts are
suggesting, because of the heavy
demand, that visitors postpone their
trips to 1947.
Airhnes, railroads and buslines
will have more space to sell to those
coming South than since 1941.
Mexico already is crowded and
turning down requests for space.
Charter airlines, expected to dis
continue offering service in March
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Bermuda today
TRAVEL.

We wish we could show you Bermuda today
incredible blue skies stretching over pink
tinted beaches bouquets of flowers spilling
over spotless limestone walls -. trim, green
golf courses rolled out under the sun
white sails skimming over azure waters -.
carriage horses leisurely vending their way
along fragrant, cedar-shaded lanes.
But Bermuda is not yet ready to offer the
fullness of her famed hospitality. For she,
too, has a reconversion problem.
Transportation is available from New York
and Baltimore. There are accommodations
for a few visitors. Some hotels are ready, and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14
Public Loses $780, 900, 900
Year by observation-disclosures

The American public loses ap-
proximately $2OO,OOO,O0O year by
leaving, through death or absent
mindedness, real estate unwilled
and without legal claimants, I'M
claimed bank balances, and stocks
and bonds in safety-deposit vaults
as well as securities which their
owners believe to be worthless
because the companies have
ceased to exist, says Golfers.
But strangest of all are the I'M
claimed winnings at race tracks
which. in 1915, in New York State
alone, totaled more than 100000.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14

FOR RENT: Store building in Red Lodge
Fine location.
Write BOX 1888. Red Lodge, Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14

STAGE SCREEkRADlO
BY VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Union

IT. HIS is a burst of loud APP
/ plause for Eric Sevareid's
autobiography, Not So Wild a
Dream" It's the story of a boy
from a small town in South Da-
kota who has never lost his love
for that small town, through the
years when he's become one of our
best political and war reporters.
Many of us will never forget some
of his broadcasts over CHS during
the war, and still look forward to
his Saturday night talks. Sevareid
covered the war in France, Eng
land, China, Italy, Germany and
Burma. But this is not primarily
war book; it is the inspiring story
of "a years of a mans life, superbly
written, a story of the world in our
times.
Van johnson says his role in ''The
Romance of Rosy Ridge" is the kind
for which he's been praying; "It's
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANOS-New. used and rebuilt. Write
for prices and catalogues J. M. WYLIE
PIANO CO.. I15 Broadway, Fargo. N. n.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14

my first character part and the first
time l have been able to break away
from that boy next door type of
characterization.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14

During her first London luncheon
Goldwyn Girl Martha Montgomery
asked for a glass of milk, and the
waiter asked for her certificate. "In
England" he explained, when Mar
tina looked blank, milk is issued
only for infants and invalids. - If I
may be excused for the observation.
should venture to say you are nei-
ther." The girls are touring the
provinces before the opening of
THE Kid From Brooklyn"
Helen Nelson, who makes her
screen debut in Cclumbia's Glenn
FOrd-Janet Blair starrer, "GaIIant
Journey" was discovered by talent
scouts in the cast of Hollywood
Little Theatre play-but she's a
cousin of Veronica Lakes, lives with
Veronica, and was coached by her.
But maybe screen career for her
has always been her fate; when she
was twelve she appeared in an anna
teur performance in a New York
City neighborhoOd theater and
walked off with the first prize-and
the prize was Shirley Temple doll!
David Niven calls his new Santa
MONICA home "The Fortress" not
only because it resembles one. it's
manned entirely by seasoned com
pat veterans. Even the nurse who
cares for his two boys was mem
Der OF mixed anti-aircraft battery
ana mas several planes to her credit
Nlven himself, who'll be seen next
IN Goldwyn's "The Bishops Wife"
was colonel in the British Rifle
-'e
The first exclusive long-term con-
ract for an acting horse has been
loofed (dke a finger print) by Dice.
ne featured stallion in ''Duei in the
sun. He's signed up for two years
With David O. Selznick.
NOW that Deception" is being
hown, Bette Davis wants to do a
omedy; since 1871, she's been sne-
lalizing In tragedies. "People will
INK I'm humorless character
no stalks the corridors with a
andle soaring small children" said
cute. She thinks her best comedy
,le was in cts Love Pm After"
hIch was made in 1887 and was
by the Award-winning
JezebeI."
The casting department at War.
n Bros. spent six days finding ~
ale and IL female dancers who
uld do an old-fashioned waltz for
My Wild Irish Rose" the ChalJn-
" Olcott picture. Twentv-two
oplicants tested and lost.
Skltch Henderson, young pianist
the Bing Crosby program. fullv
tended to become a concert mar
when he left England and canoe
his native America. But-once
was introduced to American iazz
changed his mind, and look a.
m now!
=
oDDS AND ENDS-Richard Newmon
'ator Of gotons for stars, is doinn On
'er-Specials for Lauren BacaH To ,neoy
0oSHe Humphrey Bogart in "Dark Pas.
e. r.. Ida Lupino is being taught tn
tier for her role as a nlountoin e;rJ =,
rners Bros. Deep ValLey"-,uhen neo.
spend money to learn not to do il
aa DarneH took of 20 pounds for "For.
Am6er. -. Rory MalIinson, his yife
three children hare moped into n
inset hut in Crofiih Parks peteron
sing project, says IFS much better than
garage they moped from. :. But law
rus, RkO actor, ,0ho's had trouble fnJ.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-14
REAL ESTATE-BUS. PROP.
REAL ESTATE-HOUSES

Modern 7-Room House including bath
pressure soft water system, gas, elec,
ard, hen house, barn Near grade, high
school. D. Vannice. Park City, Mont.
Nogales international., 1946-03-29
Is Miles To Be
Paved
Near Sonoita

PHOENIX, March 23-The U. S.
Bureau of Public Roads has approx
ed the Sonoita Highway Project.
another Of the states major high
way projects provided for in the
current highway budget, and recon-
mended immediate call for bids and
construction.
Engineering data on the project
was completed by the state highway
department some time ago and the
project has been waiting approval
of the federal agency.
Located in Santa Cruz County,
the project called for paving of 13
miles of U. S. Highway 90 starting
at Sonoita and extending to the
Cochise County line.
Bids will be opened at the high
way department April 5. Scheduled
for completion by Feb. %, 1947, the
project eliminates the last unpaved
link on Highway 80 between Tomb
stone and Nogales.
A plant-miX bituminous surfacing
is called for as the top surfacing on
the Job, with the contractor to grade
and drain the section and lay a base
aggregate course, prior to topping
Nogales international., 1946-03-29
Winter v Vegetable Shipments Through
Nogales From Mexico
At Peak From Now Until April 18th

Winter vegetables through No
gales from the west coast of Mexico
began reaching their peak this week
and heavy shipments will continue
until the middle of April, it was
declared yesterday by Harry Wolf
of R. T. Fleischer & Company,
prominent produce firm.
One hundred and one carloads
came through Tuesday night, bring
ing the seasons total to 4734 cars
up to that time, as compared with
$3.50 the same time year ago.
Total for the entire season of 1914
As was 8605.
as was 1905. There were go cars
Wednesday and 88 yesterday.
Reduced number of cars is offset
in number of lugs to some extent
by this years cars containing much
heavier shipments than previously.
Cattle shipments from Mexico up
to Tuesday for the fiscal year be-
ginning July l, 1945, totaled 1121
cars-127 cars more than at the
same time a year ago.
Total carload importations through
the port OF Nogales since July l, up
to Tuesday, was 7649, compared to
Nogales international., 1946-03-29
Hereford Bulls
To Be Auctioned
AT Sonoita Apr. Is

A new feature in southern Arl-
zona cattle circles will be the auc-
ton sale of registered Hereford bulls
which will be held Saturday, April
13. at the Sonoita fair grounds.
Nine southern Arizona breeders
have consigned go young Hereford
bulls to the sale where they will go
to the highest bidder under the
hammer of Freddie Chandler
The consignors include Starr King
Ranch of L. w. Klene, Sonoita;
High Haven Ranch, Sonoita; N. e.
Clark, Elgin Singing Valley Ranch,
Sonoita; Santa Rita Ranch, Tucson;
Emory Stoddard, Sonoita; Sopori
Ranch, Amado; Douglas Livestock
Co., Sonoita, and H. B. Thurber,
Sonoita.
Bulls listed for the sale are
youngsters raised in the rolling hill
pastures of the Sonoita country
most of them of an age which made
them too young to have been sold
at the mid winter sale in Tucson,
but now old enough to be ready for
use, according to Harold Thurber,
who with l.. w. Klene is handling
the arrangements for the sale.
They have been selected with an
eye to the needs of the range cat
tlemen in Arizona and Mexico,
Thurber said. A number of Sonora
cattIemen have notified the breed
ers that they will be present at the
! sale.