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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

man; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
M. A. Weiner; and treasurer, Mrs.
Anna Boss.
During the business meeting Mrs.
Raskin summarized the years activ-
tiles and thanked officers and COM
mittee chairmen for their support
and cooperation. Reports of the ways
and Means, Hospitality, Program and
Religious School committees, were
also heard and IA Red Cross awards
were presented.
Tables were attractively decorated
with roses, delphinium and special
programs and the committee in
charge of the luncheon was made up
of: Mrs. Raskin, Mrs. Wiener, Mrs.
David Ginsberg, Mrs Max Green
valid, Mrs. Harry KRISTEN, Mrs.
Harry Friedman, Mrs. Jesse Biernes,
Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. Lloyd Mar
Gus and Mrs. M. S. Grossman. Guests
present were: Mesdames Feldman,
Jacobs, Weiss and Hirshman.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20
Louis James Wins Scholarship

Because he made the highest marks
at a competitive examination, Louis
James, Jr., a graduate of the Hagers-
town High School, class of 46, receiv-
ed the Senatorial Scholarship for
Washington College. Since it includes
tuition, room, board, laboratory fees,
and books, this scholarship is con-
sidered the best offered in the state
The announcement was made by
State Senator Allen I. Myers. Louis
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
James, the Moller Apartments.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20
Jean Keller To Edit School Paper

Announcement was made last
week that Jean Keller, of the 1947
class of st. Mary's High School, has
been appointed editor of the school
newspaper, "The Santa Maria" for
the coming school year. Kathleen
Kerns and Gene Maley will be asso-
ciate editors. The managing edi-
torship will be in the hands of Tom
Boyle and features will be edited by
Marie Shank and Mildred McSherry
Deloris Harbaugh will again handle
girls sports and boys sports will be
written by Tom Martin. Dean Buhr-
man, because of her excellent work
on THE Sky's the Limit, has been
appointed to the art editorship. She
will be assisted by Aubrey Clark.
Richard Startzman will remain as
business manager and circulation
be managed by Martha Burger and
Pat Startzman. Reporters will be
appointed after fall try-outs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20
Vocational Training

Vocational training for inmates OF
the state reformatory for males at
Roxbury will be possible on a more
adequqate scale now, with the &C
QUESTION of surplus government ma
chinery and supplies, Governor
O'Conor announced Sunday. Sur
plus machinery, including a tractor,
engine assemblies, mechanical test
ers, generators, drill presses and
electric bench grinders, which are
being allotted to state correctional in
situations by the federal program,
will help in the reformatory rehabili-
tation efforts.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20
Mrs. Raskin Again Heads
Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary

Mrs. Nat Raskin was reelected to
the presidency of the Hebrew Ladies
Auxiliary, at the annual luncheon
of the organization held at the Hotel
Alexander last week. Other officers
for the coming year include: Vice
president, Mrs. William Falk; re
cording secretary, Mrs. Harry Fried
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Will
Transport visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller and family on
Sunday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Spring High School will hold a pic
mic tomorrow evening at Fl. Fred
erick, near Big Pool.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20
Clear Spring News

Guy Haines, son of Mrs. Ruth
Haines, was honorably discharged
from the u. S. Navy this week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Sometimes it seems as if the
heroes could do with less homage
and more homes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

The barber pole is relic of the
days when BARRIERS were also sur
geons.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Pfc. Charles F. Kreigh has re-
turnd to Chanute Field, Ill, after
spending a thirty-day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Ottie Kreigh.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Miss Ethel Widmyer, Miss Nellie
Newkirk and Mrs. Cannon Garnand,
are attending summer school at
w. Va.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

The F. F. A. Glass of the Clear
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bailey, of Nor
folk, Va, spent last week at the
home of Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller, Clear Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLoRED-s350 DOWN, s55 PER MO
siSnS.Ss sMSss? n * ason near
Capitol and Eye. SITS. for sale: a fine 3-story
brick rooming house, containing IL large
sna IS 3 sah S hs
prox; $1,000 annually, $1,000 down. r,
A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor, sos N. Capitol
coLokAEpS, PA Park v1Ew-sp.cious row.
rooms, bath. double rear porches, gear
garage and gas heat: substantial cash
necessary. MITCHELL QUICK. DT. 1881
coLoREDMssos wARDER st. NV
rooms. bath, ARRANGED for 2 apis; front
and and rear porehes, gas INV. heat, sarage.
ssaTsein fer STA 1000, on terms; Open
$szs MARsHAiL - ! VALE N CO. 1874 81
Al 3a f. a 5ae Ssw asmp
shire ave. n.w.-Good stone house, real
barsain,;, Basement contains / large rm.,
unusually nass iarge kitchen; pantry extra floor
Instantaneous, hot-water heater. First
Second floor. other large rms. Third
pSr a Ab Bss eSss At dGS so PRICE
COLORED-BRICK a-sTORY row house,
2 bedrooms, inclosed porch, 2-esr garage,
sIs3oo T hn w 81 lsst Can M Mar
CoLoRED-Ideal for rooming house, a
convenient, sc. location. rms, l "a baths,
sosl hw p, Partly fnrnishss refgT
CO coL sSs TeE Rp. he HoGs1Ne CO., DE
1910. Franklin 4765. Cor. apt. ne, 3
h ron o beat ng
aires, built-in cabinets; SO 900 down, an
nual income. S2.1S0. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINlA

$4,000 DOWN, immediate possession-At
pentasen a and Ns slost hone
downtown Washington. near schools ant
ssn 1oI,n center: contains living I'm. WITT
tional sieeplns Or hobby rnl': oil a.ee. heal
RFHLTy CO. Gu $685. sex OK 5sEm 1924 EN5 s
4ARLINGToN-cIose in, 5-room brick tile
% Lying 1e4m lAl2 dnb #
equipped kitchen. ample cupboard space
n afe oil nss
sble March goth due e owners transf s
k sIaa esq e. AasS end III nc 40
G Too@ G snd basS te nar baths
REAL ESTATE sTRvicf, INC T., = Large
Dutch Colonial on = acres. close in Airing
condition; S1s,5oo. GIL. 0561. Lee hwy
REAL LIES Estate Al SERVICE, 1Nc.-Red BRICK
borhood; &C. heat. GIL. 0561. Lee hwy
LYON vILLAGE-s-room and bath bunsa-
low; full basement; h,-w.h.: det. saraee;
h msen ns ca SIS poM E5 REaIT
TN sai II fYpE s eo nat pm sl7s5o
This is prewar-built home on large COR
ner lot having exceptionally large rooms
throughout 1t has living room 13x20 with
fireplace, dining room 12x13, kitchen SKI 3,
screened porch 10x1S. 1t has a center
beautiful bedrooms with tiled bath
The basement is full with knotty pine rec
reation room, tiled floors. etc. There is
This home is very conveniently located in
every respect Substantial cash needed
s srNf1y % appointment gP nj eanllg MANEAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
SUBURBAN sAle-mARYlANp

COLLEGE PARK, MD.--6 rooms and bath
clothes dryer, refrigerator, mansle. electric
range. electric hot-water heater: complete
basement, screened all AROUND, Can BE
s 81 &A 5 K IF sEse?f Mp-A very
as n sePE 1ns h hoom with @
place. dining room, bright, roomy Kitchen
2 sood. sized bedrooms; finished attic, full
Ese at ony F P15 for DAVIS AVIS
ROOMS 5Ssf A it ny sAf H. COMP Completely fur
nished. located 7149 Garrison I'd west
Lanham Hills. Md. Shown BY appointment
only Cali UN. 2722 or WA. 3457 No
BfandyWins Ma PRICE, $3.50 sh9 1er !Sea aes
v1 fa s Rh f7s G GG Realtors ca s55
s BaT k0t Bu Nc Z " years old; near
everything, in Hyattsville: living room.
Kitchen, bedrooms stairway to large un-
nh nish Issss stt d s dry srr
With Hh ALVIN EPLING, WA. 1864 -
s shnss house dcaSs sa 9sth
chicken house: home and an investment:
pGs'f BAeas P Pts at st. 2 nR
aisTosiGAI IT,! eoRoSiAI frame home.
also with fireplace large dinins sun rm pa and
b stfnen ar4. Eery Large bsdrm; tiled
h-wh:. coal: 1a-acre lot. beautiful trees
and box shrubbery PRICE, So: 900; sub
s itsRa saf A1yN FILING sna D WA frame
bungalow. full dry basement. hot air heat,
Large lars 10 lot with S,rm frame bunealow on
, nsI 1S Sssh W. Me- Hofstetter' with ALVIN
5 LARGE EA RMS ssSf' AND BArH-Masonry
SUBSTANTIAL cash ALVIN S Ep LII S''V Wa
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME. not quite
between Bethesda and Rockville. LIST floor,
sn sna Ds aiming snd bath
md; hardwood floors throughout;. oil heat
and approximately acres Of land. CHEVY
GEO G r. w VII Ee eoNeW Wnf Home n
Silver Spr;ag; vacant; immediate posses
M sleR ese So 5000 tile baths easy terms
bons s4gs I1on rooms paths
land; immediate possession Of first floor:
city water anS ,,S sewer electric lieht and
owner W ca M, Se at saoS
II S. LoNAs, WA. 1879, or ewes. and Sun
Laurel 35l. with o. B. zANTzINGER, Jr,
MT. RAINIER. SO 500-Semibungalow, / "a
stories; 8 rms. bath. automatic heat; in.
f fIo1 % PACK porsh, garage; vacant. PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900; ewes, WA.
EVANSVILLE, .0o0-2-story bricktex.
rms, bath. h.-w.h.; convenient location.
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA 1900: ewes.
GEO. n. WILLIAMS Co.-Pleasant sub
urban neighborhood-2-story white frame,
8 bedrooms. recreation room excellent
condition. VIA. o%b2, On. 1900. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

WILL SHARE furnished once. mail and
phone service. L. J. COWIE, 500 Eye St
NV. ~
$50 SQUARE FIT. of space in modern
store once $50 per month: suitable for
sales representative, contractor broker
etc. 621s 3rd st. NV. Shown between
II am. and l pm. 5
UPPER I4th ST. corner 1929 14th ST
NV, End A.. Suitable for dentist or other
9mces: lst q, now rented TO Dental Mfs.
Lab. Call OWNER, RA 203S $
WHY MAINTAIN AN EXPENSIVE OFFICE
when you can save money by renting desk
space in our new beautiful desk space ssrv-
ice, including telephone, secretarial service.
DESIGNED for efficiency and convenience.
nowntown location, See this space. Call
WILL SHARE small downtown bank build
ing ONCE. Call 1912 m, ME. 0003,
MEDICAL CENTER, 1907 Eye st NV
Bird floor suite especially suitable for doctor.
dentist, insurance business or collection
DENTAL OFFICE FOR RENT. redecorated,
furnished or unfinished, on busy l4th
s.; with nice practice. Cali MI s17e
connectins once rooms for rent 70
800 50. FIT, street level; 800 SO. IT.
basement storage, close in Wilson blvd,
Arl., Va viii arrange ofices according to
lessee. Best location for large sales or
sanitation. distributor or district head
quarters. Availa BILE May / or sooner
wILCHER Realtor- Builder, 500
S. Courthouse I'd. GIL. S017. GIL. 3s43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

TWO, THREE OR FOUR STORY building
with showroom and warehouse space to
WANTED TO RENT approximately l,oOQ
So It of commercial floor space on streey
level to be used for printing shop. Strees
frontage not necessary. Box 355-M, star
IS
WANTED-A shop in good shopping area.
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish.
ment. Phone AID, 1927. 9 to 5. except
WANTED TO RENT 900 to 5000 50. IT,.
second commercial. street level. for ware
house and shop; any location in District.
Phone OR. 1919 10
WANTED TO RENT about 1000 SO. n,
lst-eommercial floor space for laboratory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for your home o,
acreage in Arlington, Falls Church, Fair
fax; etc. Cali CHARLES R. MORAN
Falls Church S12-J-2. -
MR.. AND MRS. HOME OWNERS. all cash
for your better-type Nd. homes if within
reason. Call HO. 1850. 3
FULL COLONEL, permanently assigned
Washington, home from 4 years overseas,
desires . or 3 bedroom unfurnished house
IN virginia within 7 miles Pentason. Gail
EL. 600, Ext 6313; or evenings. Warren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

OLD MANSION contain lining 1900 So. IT., II
large rooms. elevator, 2-story garage WIN
rooms above, parking space Might oe
cation Dupont Circle area. Apply Helen
Peck OF sANDOZ. INC, DU. 1884 or nome
phone. HO. 1851
in commercial and industrial properties.
Will build to suit your REQUIREMENT.: L.
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN' hE'
1888
DOWNTOWN, bet 18th and 14th. Eye and
F sts,-Approx $4,000 so, IT.; lst nooc
can be used for stores and omces apovs
with several huge rooms and high ceilinss.
well lighted and ventilated: nuoresSce1n1s
light throughout: basement oesutH n,in,
for high-class restaurant. FREDERIC l.
PATERSON. EX 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

RETAIL STORE with storage space on IN.
per floors. any good downtown section;
Conn ave or Dupont Circle. Prefer to
nuy out might Lease A, M. ROTH, Wood
WANTED TO RENT-small stores in bus,-
ness district or medical center. Box
BUSINESS LocATIoN-space for smai
retail store, 400 to 1000 So IT; very
clean business; to 5 VI. lease: will paw
SO days; near downtown NV. section. viii.
ing TO pay bonus for help in securing
right location. Box 401-R, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUITABLE FOR LARGE FINyTT . ~ Iano

t!on-f.urn. 7-bedrm., 4-batn nome. with
beautiful 7-acre tract; Is min to down
town Wash; 10 mos, at $3.50 mo. For
appt. to see, call E M. FRY, INC, WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE INVESTOR has large sum to in
vest IN stores. gas stations. chain stores
Or other business property on lease or not,
sroksrs attention. WI. O3Sl Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
OFFICES WANTED,
DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

OFFICE SPACE. suitable two attorneys, Il
central downtown area. Box 415-R, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

COLORED-2-STORY FRAME, : rms, 4
bedrms., small basement; one acre land
several fruit trees close to schools, bus
$500. Will help finance. Telephone EN-
1895. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
STORES WANTED.

DESK SPACE SERVICE. mail address tele-
phone address either one or all three
at small cost. Call DI. 1898 or EN- sO72.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

BR0OKLAND SECTION. 5000 block of
I2tn st. ne; corner store, apt. of 5 rooms
30Q2 18th st; n.e.-Stere and 3-room
ana bath apt. in rear; 3-reom, kitchen
ssrm, Aenly .P sS fsh5 pssa Sos
York ave. MA. s1e7, RA. 1925, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

1900 BLOCK BELMONT RD.-l2-room. A.
bath brick building. garage for cars, now
rented as rooming house: no lease; will sell
at reasonable price and good terms
Brookland section. ITO Hamlin St ne
10 rooms. baths: can be used as .
apis: garage. center-hall entrance: will sell
Tor good price and terms Apply SIMON
BELOFF. 1908 New York ave Ma. sls7
or RA 1925 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

COLORED WE HAVE several desirable
t. FERNS no roPRs sasSnahs
81 snes.aH Nj. Esq sSi0Fea properties 1870
New Development: rms and Bath oil h.
arranged; Gf Applications invited invited 20 For or
gaEs se &c sfes fopda aU U'f nv
coLoRED-NEARBY NE: large rooms.
ss ss j. ssaa ''G Mr. 0f5Ss BE- nFss
coLoRED-1MMED. possEss1oN-io 9th
s s9G down d;S ne HsRM Sn hEvI Nj 0f "a
go, or EYES a md Sun; EN- ossa p
VIII, .,-story brick building in rear, large
lot: close 70 stores, schools and transp.
c REALTY AND DEV. CO. 1926 4 i St
st. NV. Phone EN-, 1909, o733. Eyes
s s9d Ssnhay ~ B asSG 18th ST. Ne
4 bedrooms, living and dining room kitch-
refriseTator. excellent condition from cellar
Mr. fG aANDR BE- payment iSs EYES s'G Il sSs
coLoRED-Row FRAME, four rooms: two
Price, $500. An excellent value. RA.
coIoRED-ExcELLENr six-room, semi
,sS oRsE "a sfsf p1 NV, near i4th
and V-Two-story brick. 8 rooms. bath.
gas. cleo. hot.water heat: terms. v. S.
HURLBERT. Ma. $3.50, 931 st. NV. 5
COLORED-12th ST. Sc, near K St
Two-story stucco. rooms, bath. gas. cleo.
INV. heat terms. v. S. HURLBERT. MA
CoLoREDI16Oo BLOCK Kramer st. ne
HURIsET trs Na so 6oC ssi terms sF
COLORED-Near sth and Florida ave. ne,
lovely brick homes, rooms and bath
sale; $500 down Mr.. SHEPPARD, pc.
C0LORED-Near 18th and r. I. ave NV;
IL rooms, 4 baths, auto. heat. excellent
condition. terms arranged, ask for 8. w.
STEPHENS, DE. 1852. 3
COLORED-13th and Newton SITS. NV;
9 rooms. , baths h.-w.-h., long back yard,
brick garage. for price and terms call
Mr.. DICKENS, DE. 53S2, DE. 1880. -6
C0LORED-I3th ST. N.W.-Lovely 6-room
brick home in one OF the loVeliest NV.
locations; only S11,950; substantial down
payment required. Call today and week
DAYS until pm. HEANEY & CO., 1858
Conn, ave. NV, no. 1868. g
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. nv
S6,950 5-room and bath brick row Pos
c ssiiG Mr. VIII phs 5 M ovn so4d e. .yes VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

TOWN HOUSE, betw Dupont circle and
kalorama I'd. and only. a block from
Conn. ave. Several bathrooms. new oil
burner and at least 10 bedrms.
Another house, similar to above. not far
rms. fully occup as rooming house with
good income. FREDERIC L. PATERSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05


Arlington Realty, Co, We have plenty OF
aH-brlck, and , bedroom homes in good
residential areas, Consider:
ID rooms. full basement near Lee
Tenant moving to Atlantic City. A
modern home needing little redecoratine
but it's priced right at 1880 $500
cash; | block from heart of Clarendon
large rooms
Beautiful small Colonial, screened
back porch with wooded view, rooms; ali
4-Bunsalow, s large rooms, big lot;
English brick, slate roof. 6 rooms.
complete baths. .clubroom with fireplace
in basement excellent terms.
s-White brick, . bedrooms, full
proud of Price, s17.s5o. Ali brick. NC
11Another dream house. Every room
a picture from House BeautifuT'; mas
ter ter BEDROOMS ed and bath on end floor, den
si nn oaih il on lo ss moor; Lyon Village losa
Substantial cash needed.
Housing shortage? We don't think So
CAL for appointment to see these fine
MONIES. Seven men to serve you. ARLING-
TON REALTY CO.. your friendly Realtor,
GIL. 1900 and OK. 4123, 1904 wilson blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

1900 BLOCK PA. AVE. Nw-Brick store
and apartment building, lot IS 5x14l 5
feet TO alley immediate possession. Price.
~ 500; reasonable terms GEORGE Y
NORTHINGTON & SON, Active Realtors
Since 1892, i1Io Eye st. NV. Ma. 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

sosS f>iS L. IA ibnSON, EN-
CORNER 9th AND NV" consisting OF
stores and , apts.-This type of property
should interest those who are familisr
position to remodel in order to receive
S. SsoI.r sn Il shfn s. ss HARRY FRispIAS
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS an
ioesI location. right on the border Of
ooWntoWn Wsshington, zoned 1st CONNER
S Siai with ss-ft trontaee on prominent
nrisht business buildings and private park
ing iot, Early possession can be OBJ
san on 0 GOOD suiidinE 70 ap
with automatic push-button elevator from
p pansior -. 5sa flo2r Tor future ex
can be obtained Subject to profitable lease,
which will expire in about 8 years. Priced
a. less than current cost of reproduction
FRANK s. PHILLIPs. Reaitor, as7 18th 18th
st. NV. DI 1411.
GE0RGEToWN, lst commercial s-room
business; Call Mr.: Tammaro. IA. 5976
S 81 SsIs & LucHs CO, 1905 st. NV,
MEDICAL ME- oENrEs LOCATION, near Poe
possession. Cali Mr.. Jolles. business prop
s eTty de- e LEO "; BERNSTEIN Iad 4
plete Real Estate Institution
CONN. AVE. mr.. Dupont Circle-4-story
building, poss. of store If desired; act
quickly. Call Mr.. Tammaro, ia. 1913
Ma. 2345.
"OFFERED As AN ENTIRETY"-The ad-
joining properties consisting of corners,
located on 9th and Rhode Island ave and
9th and Que SITS NV. A smart investor or
businessman acquainted with this vicin-
ity should investigate this property and its
MAN, Broker. RE 1856 -
BLOCK of Georgia ave
n.w.-Brick store. plus z rooms and .
baths. oil h.-w.h.; suitable for many kinds
of business, For further information cali
B c REALTY g. DEV. CO. 1923 4ist st
n W.. Phone EN-. 47O9-0733. Ewes. and
sunday, MI. 1880. Exclusive 3
BRoOKLAND SECTION, 5000 block of
12th st. ne; corner store, apt of 5 rooms |
4 npfr ~
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

| the trip was his assistant coach
Arthur Grimm, Jr. A. Wanless who
| is the manager of the Amvet team
also made the trip as did John R.
Russell, commander of the Nogales
Amvets.
The total expenses for the trip
have run up in the $4,000 bracket
and an enjoyable trip to the Mexi-
can capital was expected by all con-
cerned The unenjoyable part of
the sightseeing tour will begin
when the locals take the field Sum
day afternoon.
The following footballers made
the trip: Jaime Teyechea, Edward
Bayze, Ramon Baldenegro, Abel
Ducasse, Joe Lopez, Alfonso Gas
telum, Ed Marian, Ernest Marian,
Emilio Marian, Hector Ramirez,
Keith Johnson, Mario Lopez, Dan
Uribe, Joe Hernandez, Ed Stoller
Dave Simpson, Nanny Moreno,
Frank Alonzo, Frank Holler, Ed
Johnson, Oscar Yrun, and Jackie
Camerlin. fAHWY
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
Legion To Sponsor
Celebration
On Armistice Dav

Members of the Armistice Day
committee of the American Legion S
Ridge-Igo Post No. % have an
nounced plans for a celebration to
be held here November IL.
The plans as agreed on by the
committee, consisting of DR.. Glenn
L. Harker, chairman; Rohan Cluff
A. G. Reid, Leroy Schi1ling and
Loren M. Allen, include a parade
followed by appropriate speeches
from the balcony of the city hall in
the morning and an open house by
the Legion in their newly remodel
ed club rooms at the Firemen-
Legion Hall in the afternoon.
Members of the committee will
contact other veterans organiza-
tions, military units of both Arizona
and Sonora, city officials of Ambos
Nogales, and the drill team and
drum and bugle corps of Nogales
High School, to enlist their cooper
alton in the parade. All other civic
and fraternal organizations wishing
to participate are asked to contact
DR.. Harker.
Each veteran taking part in the
parade is urged to appear in either
the uniform of his veterans organ
ization or that of the branch Of
service of which he was a member.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
Patagonia Beats

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took the ball off an end run and
ran it back for about IS yards to
make the third touchdown for Pata-
gonia which ended the first half
with score of 24-12.
Patagonia began the second half
with Harold Wearne returning the
kickoff from the end zone and car
rying it for touchdown putting the
Lobos ahead by 20 points when
Walsh kicked his fourth conversion
of the game No more scoring was
done during the third period which
ended with a score of 1912.
During the last period Walsh had
an accident which gave him slight
conclusion. He was Immediately
jerked out but after insisting moth
ing was wrong with him, he went
back into the game. During this
time Tombstone intercepted two
passes and ran them for touch
downs and then ran a third touch
down after Henry Deerman ran a
pass over for a Patagonia touch
down, and the Yellowjackets receiv-
ed the kickoff.
Patagonia was getting worried
about this sudden scoring spree put
on by Tombstone when the whistle
blew ending the game, giving an
other victory to Patagonia. While
the Tombstone kickers missed every
chance for converting, Patagonia
completed four out of five to give
them an edge which won the game.
Patagonia will travel to Benson
today to try to gain on the long
lead Benson has taken since the
Lobos went on the injured list. Pat
agonia will still have two backfield
men, Ramon Quiroga and Billy
Gordon, with injuries.