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Evening star., 1946-07-26
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp.

COLLEGE HEIGHTS, MD.-Lovely white
2-story frame. 3 bedrooms, full basement
and new automatic Ras-heating system.
SenIsR@s + to syerythins; sis,sSo, EUeENE idj
GovTRNMENT oFFicER assigned to for
home on high corner lot, commanding long
view from wide concrete, yerandas; 1st
staircase living room with large stone Are
place. spacious beamed-ceilinS dining rm,
breakfast room, modern kitchen. tiled y
baths, study, large cedar closets; 3rd floor,
large studio room. tower bedroom: tiled =
bath large storage closets full basement
hot water heat with summer, hookup: at
taehed sarase' saa stone lshpond. In Mary
$4,000. Open to p m OWNER, 81 5
MG2ntgomsry St, Chevy Chase, Md. CFTisnd-
%95s ND 5.d2ssn sssh Of s
eompetey 0asns ses hT sa5oo rec F00P B
RyRGEss' BUR 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. ssoa
bedrms and Saths, st n0s compieteiy senssh1es Te
modelled and in new-house condition. close
% sehGos sosss and P5ss
DIE1N,roN, Ma 2o{o; alter pm, l vs.: 8
NEAR COLLEGE PARK-Like.new 5-room
brick bungalow, stairway to foored attic.
full basement; close to schools, stores and
g. open uns RHfsF s. Rk ss5S
BERwYN HEIGHTs-s lge. rms, S=story
dlnns as tS1m ~s nspaas arse
ment; m h;-y,h,; lpt 50x2o0; only ss;a5o;
$4,000 cash. ALVIN BPL1NG' uN. osal3.
in sSr Es spn ssefns in CASH be
riYSt coll civ
GREAT NoRTHERN REAL i2s EsTArE-HHere
is beautiful 3.bedfm. brick house, in
Children: lse. iy rm. nv with % ireplace % You uol il
love love the sun parlor. Call Mr.. Day, wi,
CLINTON. MD.-on main hiehway: one
:, rms. bath, basement. h.-w,h., fire
Paee ess and 5efs
possession with title. DAN ABBoTT,
f"i'n iand AVE. SSs. colmar Manor; Md-5.rm.
base; new h.-w. oil burner heat, auto
screened front and rear porch, garage;
SILVER sPRiSGHAttractive Ht"A abedroom oaiiS
nTngaloT to exchange for your bullying
BRENTWooD, $500; S.: 900 down, bal
snce like rent. buys this 5-rm. BUNGALOW; i;
aad 9snsp Gs RE to eR
REALTY CO. UN. 11e6; ewes. AID. a406
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE-Here
rm kit basement: Blk. from NIB bus. sis shop s
ping center Act quickly; $S,400: terms
TAKOMA PARK-Own your home and
you'll own your world; lovely 6-rm. Dutch
Colonial. featuring fireplace, 1st A. bedrm.
full basement. h.-w.h., built-in garage;
lovely shaded lot; conv. to transp; SI1. $50:
81 600 down and $40 month PRINCE
GEORGE REALTY CO.. WA. 6655; ewes,
TUxEDo-S7 $50; $4,000 down buys this
lovely suburban 5-rm. bungalow; o.ac h !;
aTsn AS .a FR1ScE ahoReE REALLY Co. O.,
1910 NEWTON ST.-Lge. brick 2-family
home; spacious rms. and tile bath on
each H.; full basement, oil heat: priced for
quick sale at Sl3,950, with $3.50 cash
and $4,000 1st trust. Inspection by ap-
pointment only. Exclusive with ROBT. s.
DAVIS g. CO. 5S04 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. WA. 5000. Open daily and Sundays,
DANDY LITTLE FARM, acres. conven-
iently located on hard road; good 5-rm.
and bath bungalow large liv porch: lawn,
fruit, garden. poultry houses. all fenced:
F. BRADLEY, Clinton 20.
porch rms, electricity; water in kit: ! e
M. PoLLEY. RA. 1900 mornings.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell TO cash clients at full
Quick. Df 2sai Ie unpti npRfa'Spin pm iicA.AA ~
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
10 10 PURCHASE homes in any section of Wash,
ToP DOLLARS; Sc. ne and Maryland
specialist-Please call for tree and honest
sIP'01alsa; sI'SraI with no oegston s We nsys
s.Tsss sURssss "St s5af fhs Fem, an'.ss' a1s
ffARsoSNAGsE sT NEEpED III Z , n 4 ONCE in or near
Bi,G1; p G.; Will LIP pay -, cash: no AGENTS, Call MIR
PkSMFT hfrfSIIos SSrHse og253 ,5 m
YOUR home, business or investment prop
sIty IS what you desire. call R. A. HUM
PHRIEs; Pgo ResltoI sos North Capitol MA
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sell your house
esliss5ls9 81 S7s9 sSis Wilson 6iVa' Ct: '''Si Or
CASH pGYEKs Tor D C. and Nd. property.
so ss''f: sssi II" Rhsd. ss'
CASH OFFER for your property at once,
any, condition. anywhere in D. C. MA
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with us. Have cash BUYERS who
W. w ory Top sEs pEss Sc ENTEsPRSE atdo
y - ONCE. A AT oNecE. Il T oNcf.: stSp: , or 4
6sdroom be- ,i,o house in D C, or nearby Nd.
me eaa Can 'fa nx S:s .5S you YouNG fe9 P6ef
PASTOR. l12a Vermont. Real Estate and
DON'T ExPERIMENT-call us to sell your
house Ross We give prompt cpqgtsor5 service
aS VI CAN Sell M 4oGs Gst2 HousE It IT, its sS3 Fri
value today. Our opinion, entails no obli-
cation Phone .Mr.- Browning at DI 10l5 !;
nc Resltoss Ap ss Es WIS $50 sAsPkF5 i5s + Go G
il cash. RodER MOSS RsslsoT, PES Pa5
S Sfodo OR laPd mmedate a2 oo2
= esss sizs =? soadon sS Cali Mr. Or Gins
/ PAY CASH for houses, white or colored,
any SECTION. az condition. MR.. B. L1ss,
PARTY wants to bug from owner, white
pay pt.i1y fl cash nhspEssIf Ee. 1f Star a od.rn
no agents Box, 46o-v. Star 81
WOULD like to buy direct from owner 3 or
ssais sfs09T psass ae''' ws M bs. 5a2 81 sssh
. OR BEDROOM HOME in nearby Nd !;
HoGsF o. On na oR sr % ss3
$s ;sass; :as ii sAMbEr a aoR6os lbsS If e.
bds PENATa {Tan, faKTI w " ps sSss all cash for
FOR CASH-Md.. Va or District. 6-s-room
spection and appraisals. Also have cash
buyer for good farm. waterfront preferable
Call MR.. OREM, GE. 4639 or DI. 1896
HAVE CASH BUYERS for your property in
Prince George County O. B. zANTZINGER,
Jr., WA. 1919, 5s15 Baltimore ave,
Riverdale. Md -
BETHESDA. Chevy Chase area-Buyers will
pay more now than at any other time for
property in this area. For fair appraisal
market, call OIL. 3432 or RA 0SO0 --2S
VET. % bedrm: house from owner; no
Reed or Silver Spring. Box 13s-x. Star
BUNGALOW OR COTTAGE or 3 bed
rms. for my family. in Foxhall Village
Glover Park. Wesley Heights. Burlich,
Cleveland Park. Call Ho. 5l2s i
ALL CASH for or bedroom house;
buy direct from owner or agent. Call
Mr.. CHARLES, LU. $500. =
ALL CASH for houses in D c. and Nd
Any condition. white or colored. UNITED
REALTY CO. RE. 69o,. al
Evening star., 1946-07-26

VIM. G. LIBBY CO., Ma. O942 until 8
pm
Vacant, Briehtwood and Petworth brick
homes; attractiyely priced, on convenient
terms.
Vacant, Chevy Chase; charming semi
detached brick in this exclusive section
of D. c.; conveniently located. Priced TO
sell at Sl6,5O0.
Vacant. Congress Heights; 8 and 6
room new semidetached brick homes. very
modern. These are priced low and on
convenient terms; conV. 10 schools. transp.
and shopping. VIM. G. Libby Co. MA
Og42 until q pm %
Evening star., 1946-07-26
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA.

MOVE RIGHT IN. 5-room brick bune allow.
about years old. Dew-house condition
very close in: nice neighborhood; price.
S11,a50: well financed. Call MIR. LIPS
COMB. OK 2n1 |. exclusive 81
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
ID R E A M TH E. A T R E.
 NOME. ALASKA
l Show. Jan. 30 and 3l. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AROUND THE WORLD"
 KAY KYSER. JOAN DAVIS
 Also THESE ARE THE MEN"

2 Shows. Feb. l. 7:l5 and g PM.
 FRIDAY
 MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN" ROY ROGERS. RUTH TERRY Also JUNGLE GIRL" No. 10 Show. Feb. 2. 7:'30 PM.
 SATURDAY
 "CAIRO" JEANETTE MCDONALD
 ROBERT YOUNG GRANDPA CALLED IT ART" 2 Shows. Feb. 3. 7:l5 and g PM.
 SUNDAY
 UNDERGROUND
 AGENT"
 BRUCE BENNETT.
 PHYLLIS BROOKS Also SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" And COMMUNITY SING" l Show. Feb. 4 and 5, 7:30 PM. MONDAY and TUESDAY "LASSIE COME HOME'
 TECHNICOLOR
 RODDY McDOWALL
 DONALD CRISP Also NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Training Period Reduced

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-(P)- The Army has reduced the period of training to eight weeks for sol diers destined to be sent overseas as replacements. The War Depart ment said the action followed con- sultation with overseas theater commanders on "the critical sit uation" regarding troops on occu- patton duty. The training period was previously reduced from sev- enteen to thirteen weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
McCOllum Wanted To Warn Fleet Of Impending Break

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-(P)- Navy Captain McCollum said that two or three days before Pearl Harbor he drafted proposed warning to fleet commanders that hostilities with Japan were inn minent, but his superiors decided against sending it at the time. Me Collum was head of the Far East ern section of the Navy depart ment's intelligence division, and said his draft was based on his analysis of the situation and not due to any Jap winds" code mes sage indicating break with U. S.
 McCollum said to his knowledge no such message was ever inter- cepted by the Navy. McCollum told the Senate and House Pearl Harbor Investigating committee he hadn't known about the Navy's November 27 message to fleet commanders at the time he draft ed his proposed dispatch.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Chile Prepares For Nationwide Strike

SANTIAGO, Jan. 30 - (P) - The Chilean government took steps to assure continuance of public services during a twenty four hour nationwide strike which is threatened by 100000 members of the Chilean Workers Fedora ton, protesting Mondays bloody police and labor clash.
 Admiral Bielich, interior minis ter, said communication and sup ply lanes must be kept open. It is expected the army will run trains at least on necessary supply sched- ules. It is also believed the army might take over the street rail ways and light and power com panies.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER- IOR, Surplus Property Office, P. O. Box 2466, Anchorage, Alaska, January 22, l946. Sealed bids will be received until February 28, 1946, at 500 PM. at the De-
 partment of the Interior, Surplus Property Office, Anchora g e, Alaska, on mining equipment in cluding draglines, tractors, arc welders, compressors and gen. orators. Location of property:
 Seward Peninsula at Davidson's Landing, Kougarok, Lava Lake, North Spit and Point Spencer. Listings of saleable equipment and instructions for bidding may be obtained at the Anchor age, Fairbanks or Juneau Sur plus Property Office; at the Seward "Polaris," Seward, Alas ka; Nome Nugget" Nome, Alaska; Arctic Club, Seattle, Washington. 13-3t
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NOTICE

A Democratic meeting is called for Sunday. Feb. 3. ls46. at 2:00 PM. in the City Hall for inc pur- pose of electing officers. and hand ling other business of the party. Democrats are urged 10 attend and sign the roll.
 Carrie M. McLain. l3-2t Acting Secretary.
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PA law to cover domestic use and control of atomic energy.
 13-Retention of federal control ever the United States employ ment service at least until June 30, 1947.
 IA - Increased unemployment allowances for veterans.
 15-Social security coverage for veterans for their term of military service.
 16-Extension of crop insur- ance.
 17-Authority to sell surplus merchant ships and to charter vessels both here and abroad.
 19-Stock-piling of strategic materials.
 19-Federal airport legislation.
 20-Repeal of the Johnson act barring private loans to nations in default on their World War I debts to the United States.
 21-Development of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway.
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ATTENTION
 VOLUNTEER FIREMEN

All volunteer firemen are re- quested 10 attend the regular meeting scheduled for Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m.. in inc Fire Hall. Refreshments will be served. l2-2t Norvin w. Lewis. President
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
THE 2l MEASURES

Here are the 21 measures MT. Truman listed by numbers:
 IA law to give fact-finding boards greater powers in labor disputes.
 "A so-called full employ ment" bill such as that passed by the Senate.
 3 Supplementing unemploy- ment insurance benefits.
 A permanent fair employ ment practice committee.
 5-Raising the statutory mini mum wage from 40 to 65 cents an hour now, to 70 cents after one year, and to 75 cents after two years.
 GA scientific research agency. "A health and prepaid medi- cal care program.
 8-Universal military training. 9-Increased federal salaries.
 10-Presidential succession leg islation.
 11-Unification of the armed services.
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He-If you don't marry me, I'll take a rope and hang myself in your front yard.
 She-Now, Herbert, you know my father doesn't want you hang ing around here.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Meetings
PIONEER CARD SERIES

Second game-Wednesday. Jan: uarY 30. ls46. All games will be held at the Masonic Temple and will commence at 8 p.m. Dates of other games are Feb. 6. Feb. 20, Mar. 6. and Mar. 20.
 Mems and women's prizes for each game and grand prizes for the series. l2-2t
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Truman's Program For Legislation I'm Brief

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-(P)- President Truman last week asked Congress to act on a revised 2l- topic legislative program, all of which he had recommended on various dates since last Septem- Der.
 In addition, he recommended these additional measures:
 l-Extension of the price con trol act for one year from next June 30.
 2-Extension of the second war powers act, including priority and inventory controls, beyond June 30, presumably for another six months.
 3-Continuation of good subsi- dies beyond June 30 with the pro- viso that they stop if the cost of living declines below present levels.
 4-Legislation creating a perm anent housing agency.
 5-EXtension of the Selective service act beyond the present ex- piration date of May 16, "in case the campaign for volunteers does not produce" the needed number. The President called for action on this before April.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30

ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
 All Republicans are requested 10 attend inc regular meeting in the City Hall. Sunday al 3:30 p.m. Business of vital importance.
 l3-2f B. c. Baker. President
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FOR SALE-Magic Chef Flamo Range, Flamo Water Heater, Regulator Flamo) and Cabinet, 3 large fluorescent fixtures, 1
 flush toilet, 1 chemical toilet, 1
 square (85 gaD water tank. Call Main 60. 13-2tp
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CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-Dishwasher at Nevada
 Grill. Start immediately. 13-tf
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Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Nogales international., 1946-10-11
University Women
Resume Years
Activities

The NogaleS Branch of the Amer
lean Association of University Wom-
en- have resumed their activities for
the new year. The first meeting
was held at ten o'clock on the
morning of September % at the
home of Mrs. Harry Wilson who was
assisted by Mrs. Freeland Byars,
Mrs Lawrence Atwood and Miss
Trixie Jund.
The organization welcomed Miss
Margaret Johnson, Miss Voria
Shreve, Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs.
Roscoe Egan, Mrs. P. j. Bughman,
Mrs. Leon Hattenbach, Mrs. Grace
Wagner, Miss Margaret Babb and
Mrs. Earl Jackson into the group as
new members.
Coffee was served on the terrace
while Miss Alice Foxwell spoke to
the group on the subject of Mem
bership Policies and Community
Cooperation. Mrs. Lawrence Att
wood, vice president, presented an
outline Of the years course Of study.
The president, Mrs. F. Byars, in
troduced the heads of various COM
mitteeS.
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| Mrs. Hackleman
Hostess To Home
And Garden Club

Mrs. Marco Hackleman was hos.
tess to the Home and Garden Club
of Patagonia on Tuesday, Sept. "a
Her home was tastefully decorated
with autumn flowers. A lesson on
daisies-how they got their name
and the various varieties, was given
by Mrs. Nina Read.
Six birthdays were honored this
month: Mrs. Gray Upchurch, Mrs
Laura Bergier, Mrs. Vera Middleton
Mrs. Hettie Lee Gardner, Mrs. Ruth
Sorre1ls and Mrs. Helen Jeffcott;
each honoree receiving many lovely
gifts from the other members.
A beautiful birthday cake decor
ated with flowers and candles was
made by Mrs. Leota Gatlin and
| served with iced tea and coffee tc
the following members: Mrs. Le-
Fleur Riggs, Mrs Lucy Stevens
Mrs. Blanche Spurlock, Mrs. Inez
Wilson, Mrs. Nina Read, Mrs. Leots
Gatlin, Mrs Ruth Scheidner and
the birthday members. Guest fol
the afternoon was Mrs. Ruth Hiatt
Tucson.
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Diane And Walter
Noon Haze
Birthday Party

Diane Noon, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Zenas Noon, and Walter Noon,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Noon, celebrated their tenth and
ninth respective birthdays with a
matinee party last Saturday after
noon.
Following the show, games and
refreshments were supervised by
Mrs. Zenas Noon and Mrs. Walter
Noon, and birthday greetings and
gifts were proffered the two hon.
orees.
Included in the guest list were
Sheila and Patsy Bennen, Billy
McAlpin, Louis Arbosiare, Gayle
Renkus. Lynn and Sue Jones, Mar
cia and Donna Smith, Earl Mock,
Laura, Robert and Earline Hill, Mil
ford and Larry Noon, Jean and
Bobby Grantham, Jay and Jerry
Wager, David Karam,. Terry Shan
non, Charles Lowe, Mark, Patsy
and David Moore, Jane Herrera,
Harriet and Johnny Egan, Kathryn
Russell, Betty Jean RAIDER, Ruth
Arbosiere, Bobby Myers, G. Paul
and Zenas Noon, Jane Herrera,
Catherine Russell, Robert Bennen,
Edward Noon and Rachelle Noon.
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Nogales international., 1946-10-11
Engagement Ut
Miss Gonzalez
Announced

The engagement of lovely Miss
Antonniette Gonzalez to Edward
Bayze, Jr., has been announced by
Miss Gonzalez mother, Mrs. Mar
garita Gonzalez.
The wedding date has been SET
for November IL, at 10 o'clock am
at Sacred Heart Church. Father
Doran will officiate.
Miss Gonzalez, a graduate of the
Nogales High School in the class of
1945, is very active member of the
younger social set and was until re-
Gently employed at. the office of
Attorney Duane Bird.
Mr.. Bayze, who was in the armed
forces in the recent war, graduated
with the class of 1910 from Nogales
High School, and is now co-owner
of the Kino Dyers and Cleaners of
this city.
Nogales international., 1946-10-11
Miss Donnadieu
Bride OF
Leo Schwalnn

At a beautiful single ring mar
riage service, Miss Magdalena Don
nadieu became the bride of Mr.. Leo
Schwamm Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock at Sacred Heart Church.
Father Doran officiated at the High
Mass, for which Mr.. Tostado was
organist
The bride was attractively garbed
in a grey street ensemble, and wore
a corsage of white carnations. She
was attended by Mrs. Elisa Donna
dieu as matron of honor.
Accompanying the groom as best
man was his brother-in-law, Mr..
James Critchley. Ushers were Cab
riel Donnadieu and Homer Tully.
White flowers decorated the
church and altar before which vows
were exchanged.
Following the ceremony, recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Elisa Donna
dieu, at 3O5 Elm street, for close
friends Of the family.
White carnations in attractive ar
rangements decorated the rooms in
which a delectable wedding lunch
con was served at one o'clock, and
toasts drunk to the happy couple.
A large group of friends attended
them to the station, upon their de-
parture on the evening train for a
wedding journey to Mexico City,
where they plan to spend a month.
Out of town guests included the
parents of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwamm of Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcclure of Douglas, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Critchley, of
Phoenix.
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$50 Guests
At Party At
Golf House

Some $50 guests converged upon
the golf club house Sunday after
noon at the invitation of Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Medlen and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. H. Shannon, who selected the
autumnal setting for an early Octo-
Der party.
Cocktails were followed by a de-
lectable al fresco supper, which was
served by the two hostesses.
The invitation list included
Messrs. and Mesdames Roy Adams,
S. M. Arnold, j. H. Barbee, William
Beatus, Lon Bellman, Duane Bird,
Writ G. Bowman, Charles Bracker,
Ben Capin, Hillie Capin, Jake Ca
pin, Phil Capin, Sam Capin, zellie
Capin, H. G. Chernin, Harry Wolf,
Richard Ross, Andy Anderson, Sam
Shemberger, 7. Gaxiola, P. E. Baf-
fert, Lee Zinsmeister, VIM. Corcor-
an, H. Dawson, E. S. Edmonson,
Louis Escalada, Manuel Escalada,
Tom Falvey, Tom Fast, Bill Hol-
brook, T. T. Pendleton, Jim Pendle-
ton, James Garrett, r. M. Harrison,
Sam Hill, Edward Holler, Walter
Holm, Ed Jeffcott, H. j. Karns,
Nasib Karam, Alex Karam, Dawes
Karam, Adolfo DomingueZ, Lou
Wofford, Dave Levy, Mike Levy, M.
G. Little, James Manson, Robert
Marcus, Flack Miner, VIM. Living
stone, John Phillips, Phillip Nevius,
Craig Pottinger, J. v. Robins,
Charles Wise, Nice, H. r. Sisk,
Eugene Sykes, Jim Wilson, Knight
Wise, DeLeslie Wooddell, F. r. Zen
izo, Ben zweig, Hector Tamez, Tom
Stevens; Miss Gale Alberti, Mrs.
Amy Phillips, Mrs. Helen Peterson,
Mrs. Marguerite Macdonald, Miss
Jacobine Kiewel, Mrs. Doris Bynon,
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Mr.. George
Martin, Judge and Mrs. Gordon
Farley, DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Houle,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Louis
F'leischer, Tony Certosimo.
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Sh0wer In
Honor Of
Miss Donnadieu

Miss Nena Donnadieu was guest
of honor at a lovely set miscellane-
GUS shower given at the home of
Mrs. Flack G. Miner, 4O8 Arroyo
Boulevard, at 8 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Mesdames Frank Zenizo, Fortunate
Mazon, Peter Embrick, Jose Velasco,
Concha Astiazaran, Alex Durazo,
Eduardo Carrillo, and Manuel Es-
pinoSa.
The hostesses served cocktails and
a delicious buffet dinner was en-
joyed by all.
During the course of the evening,
Mrs. Adolpho Dominguez rendered
two lovely solos. These were BE
cause" and II Love You Truly"
Among guests present were Mrs.
Francisco Padres, Mrs. Gabriel
Donnadieu, Marie Donnadieu, En-
rique Donnadieu, Homer Tully,
Manuel Espinosa de los Monteros,
Elisa Donnadieu, Jose Astiazaran,
Hector zenizo, Roberto Mcclure and
Flack Miner.
Miss Donnadieu became the bride
of Mr.. Leo Schwamm on Wednes-
day, Oct. 9, at 9 am. at Sacred
Heart Church.
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Local Couple
To Wed At
Tijuana

Miss Rose Mary Garcia, who has
been q resident Of this city for a
number of years, will be married
tomorrow in Tijuana, Baja Califor-
MIA to Baltazar Garaygordobil OF
Nogales.
The formal ceremony will take
place at the Iglesia Sra. de Guada-
lupe at II o'clock am.
Best man will be Capt. Felipe
GARNER and matron of honor, Mrs.
Lolita de Cacho of Tijuana.
Miss Marina Schramm, aunt of
the bride-to-be, left last week to
attend the ceremony.
The young couple will make their
home in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1946-10-11
Edward Holler, Jr.,
Celebrates
18th Birthday

Edward Holler, Jr., who celebrat-
ed his fourteenth birthday Sunday,
marked the day with delightful
party that evening at his home on
Potrero street.
Games and dancing followed a
delectable Mexican supper served in
the garden, and prepared by the
hosts mother.
Present were Militia Dominguez,
Anna Maria, Elisa and Dino Ger
tosimo; Ofelia Carrasco, Rosie Soto,
Buddy Sykes, Sylvia Encinas, ia
melle Kararl, Julia Salamanca,
Mona Aviles, Gloria Robles, Bette
Capin, Norma Espinosa, Tillie Vigil,
Adriana Peltier, Toni Genardini,
Mirella Esquibel
Gene Manthey, Stanley Capin,
Luis Igo, Dickie Fleischer, Robert
Wanless, Oscar Ahumada, Humberto
Nunez, Kiki Partida, Consta Geor-
gelos, Cony Ramirez, Victor Pare
des, George Barker, and the host
Edward Holler.
Nogales international., 1946-10-11
CLUB HEMAL PLANS
HALLOWEEN DANCE

At a meeting at the home of Miss
Helen Tostado last Friday it was
decided by the members of the Club
Hemal to hold a dance on the 26th
of October in keeping with the Hal
loween tradition. The dance will be
a semi-formal affair and will take
place at the Casino Rotario Com
mercial in Nogales, Sonora. Invita-
tions will be issued to families on
both sides of the border.
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RyOC,zezEA|

Amalia and Raquel Lineiro.
During the lovely ceremony, Mrs
Greenwood Of Veracruz sang "Ben-
dita Sea Tu Pureza," by Charles A.
Chase; AVE Maria" and George
v. Nevin's ave Verum." Mr.. ia
vier ToStado played the organ.
After the ceremony reception
was held at the brides home for
immediate friends of the families.
Mrs. Gutierrez going away suit
was rust with blue green accessories
and a gardenia corsage. The young
couple will honeymoon in California
before returning to their future
home in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1946-10-11
Mrs. Robins
Hostess To
Reading Club

Members of the Reading Club
convened Thursday afternoon for
the resumption of reading Henry V,
the current book.
Hostess for the afternoon was
Mrs. James v. Robins, who enter
tained at her home, serving delic-
ious dessert before reading and dis
cuSSion.
Present were Mesdames R. M.
Harrison, Irene Sturdevant, R. T.
Frazier, Glenn Harker, E. S. Ed
monson and the hostess.
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