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Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Christmas Celebration, Sponsored
By Rotary Club, To Be
Held In City Park Sunday Afternoon

ents, and twelve foot Christmas
tree, which was erected in the
park yesterday, will add to the
color and spirit of the affair.
The Rotarians cordially invite the
townspeople to attend and an after
noon of fun is promised for all.
At 6 pm. the Nogales High and
Junior High Schools Glee Club will
be in the bandstand in the park to
sing Christmas carols. The group
will be made up of about fifty young
students and will be accompanied by
Miss Amanda Paz at the piano.
Mr.. VIM. Fink is directing the
chorus and hundreds of copies of
Christmas carols have been made to
distribute among the crowd so that
they may join in a community sing.
The Rotarian committee members
in charge of the arrangements for
the program are Harry Hambleton,
Herbert Nice, Bill Livingstone and
Jesse Allen.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Beatus Host To.
G-I Students
At Dinner Party

G-I students and the flight in
structor at the Nogales international
Airport, and their girl escorts, were
guests of William Beatus at dinner
party at Rancho Grande Sunday
night.
The students are w. Jones, F..
Estrada, G. H. Ramirez, M. R. Lo-
PEI, A. o. Ruiz, A. L. Robles, F. D.
Fontes, P. M. Higgins, Gilbert G..
Soto, E. T. Hoene, P. A. Raptis, j.
G.. Hernandez, j. M. Lucero, R. w.
Serino and H E. Clough. Oscar G..
Soto is flight instructor.
During the evening the students
organized the International Grass
hoppers Club and Mr.. Beatus gave
them an Ercoupe plane for their ex-
elusive use.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20

Rodolfo o. Velasco, 25-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose F. Velasco,
1913 Walnut street, is now civilian
member of the engineering and de-
veloment group at Los Alamos Lab
oratory, New Mexico.
Inducted into the Army in August
1914, he received his discharge
March 81, 194S. He is a brother of
1t. Gg) Carlos E. Velasco and Rose
Genevieve Velasco.
Educated at Nogales High School
and the University of Arizona, he
started work at the University of
California Radiation Laboratory,
Berkeley, Calf, as electronics en-
gineering aide and after joining the
army was assigned to The Manhat-
tan District at Oak Ridge, Tennes-
see; Pittsfield, Mass, and Los Ala
mos, NM, at the latter place doing
research work under DR.. Morris
on final operations of the
atomic bomb.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Conservation Rites
Held At
Sacred Heart Church

A solemn high mass by the Most
Rev. Daniel j. Gercke, bishop of the
Diocese of Tucson, yesterday con-
cluded the two-day conservation
ceremonies for Sacred Heart Church.
Fifteen other priests were here for
the conservation.
Sacred Heart Church was built in
1928.
Only one other church in the
state, San Agustin cathedral of Tue
son, has received the conservation,
a rite which dedicates the building
to the service of God, thereby rails
ing it in perpetuum to a higher or
der. The church then cannot be
sold or rented and it's maintenance
becomes church obligation that
must be carried out even should the
parish move to another location.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Harry Hambleton
Resigns As
&C. Manager

Harry Hambleton, who has been
the very efficient manager of the
santa Cruz County Chamber of
Commerce since March 1st of this
year, informed the organizations
executive committee Wednesday
night he is resigning to accept a
position with the British legation in
the Dominican Republic, Central
America.
He expects to leave in January
and his managerial post will be oc-
cupied temporarily by Mrs. Lillian
Shreve who is to receive the man
ayers pay of $3.50 a month. AS sec
retary she has been getting 5000
monthly.
A permanent successor to Ham
bleton is to be named within the
next few months.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Esca[ada &C.
President
For New Year

Louis Escalada was elected presi-
dent of the Santa Cruz County
Chamber of Commerce for the year
1947 at the organizations annual
election a week ago last night. He
will succeed E. K. Cumming.
The president-elect has appointed
the following as members of the
chambers executive committee for
the coming year:
R. T. Frazier, Craig Pottinger,
Walter Holm, R. c. Blabon, Ed Al
varez, j. H. Barbee, H. j. Karns. H.
r. Sisk, Tom Stevens, Jesse Allen,
Hugh Merryweather, Davies Kar-
am, H. G.. Chernin, James V. Robins,
E. K. Cumming, Robert Marcus,
Chester French, and Edmundo
Puchi.
Other officers elected were Frank
]. Barry, Jr., president; and
Ralph Moery, treasurer.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Church Window
In Memory Of
Harry N. Renshaw

On Sunday, Dec. %, a special
service of dedication will be held at
st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Recently a new stained glass win
dow was installed in the church and
it will be dedicated in honor and
loving memory of Colonel Harry
Noon Renshaw, late of the U. S. Air
Corps. The window has pictorial
design, "Jesus, the Light of the
World" representation of the IA
nous original painting by Holman
Hunt.
It is a most appropriate subject
for the memory of so gallant an Off
Ger who was familiarly known as:
1.-The light of his regiment
The window is the gift of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Renshaw, and
is most handsome addition to the
church.
All the details of the service will
be in keeping with the special occa-
sion, and will be in charge of the
Vicar, Rev. j. Atkinson. An explain
alton of the window and it's spiritual
message will be given.
: The announcement is made so that
opportunity may be given to the
many friends of the late colonel who
will want to join in this tribute of
respect and esteem to one who was
well known in this district. A cordial
welcome is given to all
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Death Claims
Customs Agent
W. ]. CruicksE1ank

William j. Cruickshank, SIS, Gus
toms agent in charge at Nogales for
the past 20 months, died in Balti-
more, Maryland, at 4:55 am, Wed
nesday. Death was attributed to
peritonitis. Funeral services will be
held in Baltimore tomorrow.
Accompanied by his wife, Mr..
Cruickshank flew week ago Mon
day night to Baltimore for an opera
ton. They were joined Sunday by
their daughter, Miss Shirley Cruick-
shank, who left by airplane Satur-
day night upon receipt of word that
the condition of her father was seri-
Gus.
The death of the well known gov
ernment official came as shock to
his many friends in this city. Just
two weeks ago yesterday, as sub
district coordinator of treasury en-
forcement agencies in Arizona, he
presided at the regular monthly
meeting of the group at the office
of the collector of customs, and only
a few of those in attendance knew
he was not in the best of health.
Besides his wife and daughter, he
is survived by son, William j.
Cruickshank, Jr., student at John
Hopkins University in Baltimore.
Mr.. Cruickshank attended Anna
polls Naval Academy and served in
the Navy in World War I.
The family home in Nogales is at
4O2 Sonoita street.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
64 Get Jobs At
Local ES Office
In November

The Nogales local Employment
Service office in the month of No
vember placed "a applicants in en-
ployment, according to John Russell,
local office manager.
Placements made by the Is En-
ployment Services offices of the
state in November numbered 3.315.
In October a total of 4,262 such
placements were made. This re-
fleets lessening of-labor demand
as compared with the supply of
workers throughout the state, with
the exception of the offices at Cliff
ton, Douglas, Mesa, Superior, and
Yuma, each of which made slightly
more placements in November than
in October.
Of the total of placements by all
the offices in Arizona 3,168 were
made in the area of the respective
local offices, and of these 706 were
placements of women applicants.
The other 147 workers were sent to
jobs in other areas.
There were 1921 placements OF
veterans made by all the offices in
November and of the 1,185 placed
in the area of the local office which
made the placement, 1,135 were vet
Grams of World War II.
Commenting on the slackening of
labor demand in November, Robert
D. Kendall, state director of the
Employment Service in Arizona, said
the present ebb is to be attributed
to several causes.
The hesitant attitude of industry,
due to the coal strike, said Mr.. Ken
dali, is one of the major factors.
This brought about recession OF
buying along with more careful
selection due to higher prices. Fur
thermore, the meeting of labor de-
mands in postwar planning by in
dustry has been approaching a bal
ance, and the actual expansion has
not been as great as Anticipated,
largely due to lack of materials.
Notwithstanding this lull in labor
demand, continued Mr.. Kendall, the
outlook ahead is bright. Manufac-
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Nogales international., 1946-12-20
.ChriStmastide Plans
At St. Andrews
Church

Christmas, one of the greatest of
the church festivals, will be duly
observed at ST. Andrews Episcopal
church in the ancient and tradi-
tional way.
On Christmas Eve, Dec. "a, the
pupils of the church school will pre-
sent their program commencing at
7 pm. The first part will take place
in the church where the Nativity
scene will be enacted by all the
members. The group will be direct
ed by Mrs. j. Herrera and Mrs. F.
L. Gilmore.
The several parts of the Bethle-
hem story will be interspersed with
the Christmas carols sung by the
children.
Following the Nativity scene, the
children will, go to the hall down.
stairs where individual numbers will
be given by several pupils.
The arrival of Santa and distri-
button of gifts and candy Will con-
clude the proceedings.
There will be the midnight service
in the church commencing at 11:30
pm. This is the Christmas Com
munion, the yearly act of Euchar-
istic thanksgiving for the Gift to
mankind of the Christ Child.
A specially augmented choir will
lead the music of the familiar
Christmas carols and hymns under
the leadership of Eugene Peltier,
organist. An appropriate seasonal
message will be given by the vicar.
All are cordially invited whether
associated with the Episcopal church
or not.
Also on Christmas Day there will
be celebration of the Christmas
Holy Communion at 10 o'clock in the
morning. This service is also in
accordance with the ancient custom
of the church. An important part
of the worship is the special Christ
mas offering which, as is customary,
is for local church general expenses.
To one and all heartiest of greet
ings are sent with the earnest prayer
that your Christmas may be truly
happy with many blessings.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Douglas May
Speak At
&C. Banquet

Former Congressman Lewis W..
Douglas, who is expected to arrive
soon at his ranch near Sonoita from
his headquarters in New York, will
probably be main speaker at the
annual Santa Cruz County Chamber
of Commerce to be held the latter
part of January.
A committee on arrangements for
the banquet was appointed as fol-
lows Wednesday night by Louis Es-
calada, the chambers president
elect:
Frank j. Barry, Jr., H. r. Sisk,
Robert Marcus, r. C. Blabon and
Ed Alvarez.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Aliens Brought
Here From,
Coast On Plane

A plane with nine aliens aboard
arrived at the Nogales international
Airport Tuesday afternoon from San
Francisco. The group was the first
airborne deportation party to arrive
in Nogales and it is anticipated that
more will follow.
After an investigation of the flight
to figure the cost and convenience
of the transporting of deportees by
air, the immigration Service will be
able to state what probability there
is for continuing this mode of de-
porting aliens from various sections
of the country.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Andrew Kux
Back From Trip

Andrew KuX of the Occidental
Electric Company returned week
ago yesterday from a trip to Mime
sofa, Iowa and Texas.
His brother, Martin KuX, formerly
of Nogales, underwent an operation
in Minneapolis, and Mrs. Martin
Kux died in Two Farbors, Mimi.
Enroute, Mr.. Kux visited some
factories in Muscotine, Iowa, and
his company's branch office in La
redo, Texas.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Edmonson New
Head Of War
Memorial. Assn

A committee named recently to
select a new group of officers for
the Santa Cruz County War Memor-
ial Association, which is to build a
park with various recreational facili-
ties near the Lincoln School made
it's report Wednesday night.
The new officers are E. S. Edmon-
son, president; Craig Pottinger, vice.
president; Harry Chernin, treasurer;
and Ramon Yanez, recording secre-
tarY.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Nogales Car In
Three-AutO
Smashup In Tucson

Dick Wooddell was involved in an
auto smashup in Tucson Sunday
evening and his new 1916 Ford sedan
damaged to the extent of $500.
The collision occurred on Speed
way at 9 pm. when car collided
with another and bounced off, hit
ting the Wooddell car.
No serious injuries were reported
but heavy damage was caused to the
three cars.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Christmas Carols
Here By
Little Outfit Boys

A group of 20 boys from the Little
Outfit School in San Rafael Valley
will sing Christmas carols around
the tree in the Nogales city park at
7 pm, Monday.
The carols will replace the usual
Christmas play given at Patagonia.
The boys will serenade several
guest ranches on their way to No
gales,
Nogales international., 1946-12-20

traffic into that country, also a
pedestrian lane four feet in width.
The garita will be located Is feet
east and % feet south of the present
site and in dimensions will be II
feet wide, and in depth 10 feet on
one side and 20 feet on the other.
The building will house customs,
immigration and agricultural in
spectors.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
New Attorney In
Robins Offices

Darrell Brown of Wisconsin be-
came associated this week with the
offices of Attorney James v. Robins.
A graduate of the University of
Arizona in 1910, he was admitted to
the bar in both Arizona and Wiscon-
sin in 1941
He served in the recent war, first
with the 1O3rd Cactus infantry, and
later overseas.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Little Outfitters
Defeat Tucson

The Little Outfit rifle team beat
the Southern Arizona School Of
Tucson in a shooting match at
Tucson December IA. High man
was Tony Colfelt of Philadelphia,
who attends the Little Outfit School.
He made 81 out Of a possible 100.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Apaches Win From Patagonia And
Tombstone Teams Last Weekend

followed by Antunez with 6. Coach
Herrera used the second string the
last half Of the one-sided game.
In the evenings preliminary, Dick
Capin led the Nogales Braves by
sinking Is points as his share of the
1922 win over the Tombstone re-
serves.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20

The Nogales Rotary Club is
sponsoring a Christmas celebra-
ton in the city park Sunday after
noon at four o'clock.
The Rotarians have contributed
1000 toys for the children of No
gales. Santa Claus will arrive on
the scene and distribute the pres
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
Dehlia HoUer
Deputy Assessor

County Assessor Pete Baffert, Jr.,
has appointed Miss Dehlia Holler
to the office of deputy assessor ef-
fective December 18th.
Miss Holler has been employed in
the assessors office for the past four
years.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

r. j. Bird, "A on Friday, Dec. 13.
Born in Atlanta, Ca, and came to
Nogales 16 years ago. He is very
busy painter and his services are al
ways in demand.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
GATES TO BE AT
RANCH SHORTLY

L. s. Gates, president of the
Phelps Dodge Corporation, will ar
rive shortly from New York for a
stay at his ranch. the former Joan
Shankle place, on the Tucson road.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
PIERRE BAFFERT
NEW COUNTY ASSESSOR

AS was expected, the Board of
Supervisors on Friday appointed
Pierre S. Baffert to succeed the late
Robert H. Fleischer as county as
SCISSOR.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
BACK FROM CHICAGO

Rev. O. A. Smith returned Friday
from Chicago where he attended the
national convention of the Society
for Crippled Children.
Nogales international., 1946-12-20
ROBERT TAYLOR HERE

Robert Taylor, famous motion
picture star, was visitor here We'd
nesday from Hollywood.
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OHIO wAIsENFREUND

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Sffi3ier unb banbeln als Weniben
i,nb gbriiten ODER mir iino ,pentgitens
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marfen unter oen Wiaionen 8erblln-
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8rutalitdt, ben Wartprern Inn Gbri-
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