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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-12

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-12
The Weather

WASHINGTON, March IL Up
Weather Bureau report Of Temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending
nm. in the principal cotton growing
ara.s and elsewhere:
Evening star., 1946-02-21
SO Originally II. 50
Sondboxes
3.oo

For sunny hours of outdoor ploy
these sturdily constructed
sondboxes Of all wood with scots
OF either end is the perfect toy.
Sits on legs obove the Damp
ground hos conopy which
can be roised. lowered or tilted
at any onele.
50 Originally AS chiId's Out
door Choirs with metal frone
red with red and white striped
convos sling scot l.s9
II Originally AZ Wicker Doll
Crodles ----~- SOC
5 Originally ZOO Bowling Alleys
with. pins and bolIs eee
z Originally ll.5o Deep-uphol-
stored Rockers floor somples
os is. Green or blue $50
20 Originally 3.sS All-steel
child's Choir. red l.es
s Originally 1900 Children.
Slides for outdoors or indoors,
7.SS
! Originally 1850 WslI-eon-
structsd Gym Set with exercise
equipment ----------l9.s9
Toy Dstsrfsssf. Fesrfk Floor.
The Hschf Co.
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30 Originally ll.o5 to 1895
Boys Corduroy jackets
4.o5

The popular cossock style in cot
ton corduroy-with genuine fur
collar. p'ue and grey. broken
sizes. 6 to l6.
20 Originally 9.s5 and l1.e5 Jr.
Boys Snow Suits, including navy
pea ooot style; sizes 4 to 10, 4.95
IS Originally 7.s5 and s.s5
Boys ond Jr. Boys Cotton cordu-
roy Bottle jackets in blue ond
eroy; broken sizes, 4 to IA, 3.95
S Originally SOS Youns Mems
Zeionized Poplin Bottle Jeeksts,
size 3o in blue only 2.s5
40 Originally ITO Boys' Stout
Wash Shorts in khaki color;
broken sizes, 10 to l6----l.Ss
An Garments Properly Labeled a. to
Wool Content.
Boys Furnishings. Sseesd Floor
The Hscks CO.
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A ANN VAIL D0um
OPEN FRIDAY $50 AM to PM THE HECHTCO
WASHINGTONf 4, |
Infonts' Wear

8 Originally 1875 Tots Snow
Suits, double breasted and beIted
styles; wine with grey trim. Sizes
8 to 10 only ------7.95
Properly labeled as to Uool content
z Originally 5.ss Tots Checked
Quilted Rayon Robes in red and
blue, size z onH---~3.ss
10 Originally s.ss Cotton Che
mile Crib Spre Ids in pink and
7 Originally 4.ss Washable Cot
ton Chenille Toys --2.es
10 Originally 2.s5 Tots White
Cotton BIouses with red ric-roe
trim. sizes 3 to s in the group,
10 Originally z.ss Cotton Che
mile Crib Spreads in pink and
blue --------i.9s
IL Originally 7.ss ToddI.r. E.-
mond Cloth Robes tproperiy lob
sIed os to wool contentl. SoiIed,
l.ss
"a Originally 2.ss ToddIsrs
Cotton Chenille Robes In pink
and blue, sizes to 8. SoiIed,
1888
II Originally 7.s5 70 $50 Tots
Cotton Corduroy and Rayen Vel
vet Poke Bonnets and Hats.
broken sizes -------i.5S
IS Originally 2.25 Boy TeddIsr.'
Two-pieee Cotton Knit Suits,
copen ond maize, sizes to 3,
i.ss
7 Originally 3.25 infants'
CrowIer Sun Suits with embroid-
cry trim. 3 months to 9 months,
l.ss
II Originally $50 Tots and
ToddIers' Balloon Print Cotton
BroodeIoth Sun Dresses, broken
"a Originally 2.ss Tots Cotton
Gobardine ShortoiIs from CoIif.
Assorted ooIors in broken sizes,
) " " ~
l3 Originally l.s5 Toddlers'
Print Cotton lown Dresses, brok-
en- sizes
Originally 8.e5 Boy TeddIsrs'
Coat and Logging Set, blue only,
s months size 100
Originally l.5s Matching Hot.
9 Originally I.s5 Tots Felt
Dutch Hots 90
IS Originally 1.s5 Washable
Cotton Chenille Toy Dogs 100
II Originally l.7s Tots Blue
Cotton Ticking Shorts, broken
sizes, 3 to s ---7se
II Originally 100 Washable
Print seotty Toys ---5se
IA Originally 100 Wooden and
lueite Toys -----59s
Infants Wear, Second Floor.
The Heeht Co.
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ChiIdren's Mattresses
H OFF
Because Domoqed

Reduced because each mottress
is torn. An assortment OF coIors
and sizes to choose from.
I Originally 24.s5 Thoyer High
Choir, "os is" 1872
Z Originally 1875 High choirs.
"os is" S.ee
] Originally 24.s5 Upholstered
High Chairs ---l2.9s
IS Originally $50 Automobile
Seats, "os is" ------1.9s
II Originally s.44 "Lus-Me-
Nom" Boby Corriers I.99
10 Originally 2.s5 chiIdren's
Play Troys. "os is is"----sse
z Originally 1895 Storkiine
Corriases, "os is" 1895
z Originally 1895 BiIt-rifs
cooeh, aroy and blue 500
IstaNts Furniture. Second Floor
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Originally 37.o7
Redwood Love Scots
1899

Handsome love scots for porch or
lawn with yellow scot ond bock
cushions. Adjustable bock. Just
9 left
80 Originally BIS Children.
Folding Imprinted cheirs i.ss
Z Originally s4,so S riess
Wrought Iron Tshle and che;s
Sets with oIoss-topped toble ond
4 choirs --.--- SO. 90
se Originally &,s7 urpeirted
Gibson lslond choirs 800
s Originally s.S7 urpairted Glib
son lslond Settees s,sS
IS otisiraliy s.sl An-steeI
Choirs in red or green, weother-
proof enamel -- $50
) Originally i7.7S Redwood
Picnic Sets, a 4Sx2S" toele and
z benches ------- $50
Z Originally l2.7s Wrought
Iron Side chaiss, "os is'' 500
Z Originally ,%.ts Wrought Iron
Arm cheirs, "os is" $50
Oxfdoor Farsifsrs. FesrtA Floor
Ths Hseht Co.
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Boys Clothing
Less Than " Price

; Originally 1875 sheep-Iined
Cotton Gobordine Coots, sizes 8
ond 10 --S.e S.e5
4 Originally 1925 Red PIoid
Moekinaws. sizes "a ond 36,
500
7 Originally l3.45 Logging
Sets. sizes 3, 4, 5. 6. 7. 500
! Originally 1885 Cotton Cor
duroy Coot with red flannel In
ing, size 4 500
8 Originally lo.l5 Hooded
Moekino~s, sizes IA ond l6,
500
8 Originally l2.5o PiIe-Iined Ton
Gobordine Short coets. sizes 4
to s 500
s Originally l1.s5 AII-wool Jun
ies Finsertop Goats in ton or
brown; size 4 -5.Oo
4 Originally l4.s5 Cotton Cor
duroy end Reused Wool Leisure
Suits, sizes s ond 7 500
Al Garments Properly Labeled at to
Wool Content.
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
MEZZANINE SHOP COATS:

20 Originally 1000 and 5000 AlI-wooI Coots, sobIe-
dyed squirrel collar; blue green, brown, black misses
ond wonens sizes----------------
II Originally $3.50 Wool Fleece Knit Back Chester
field Goats. grey; sizes TO- 8 and 2O-----l7Ss
Originally 32.24 AlI-woo Fitted Goats, brown; sizes
II, IA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1888
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Pottery lomps
8.o5

Handsome pottery lamps with
parchment shades. "As is"
Originally 74.s5 Decorated
China Lamp with royon shode,
"os is" s"-16.95
l Originally s4.s5 Lors. Rose
Pottery Lomp with homespun
shode, "os is" --19.s5
l Originally $3.50 Terro cotta
Fisurine Lamp with mooneIow
shode so
l Originally 1850 Cupid Pottery
Bond Lamp with oroondy shode,
"os is" is"-----------9 $50
Originally 1875 Morble-bosed
Crystal Lomp with matching
shode, "os is" -l9.e5
z Originally 22.e5 Modern Wood
end Lueite Lamps with homespun
shode, "os is" "----l7.oo
Z Originally I2.s5 Sway Floor
Lemp Boses, "os is" e.95
! Originally 24.e5 Bross and
Wood Bridge Lomp. "os is",
1875
I Originally 1895 Pink Chino
Lomp with royon shode trimmed
in ruohine, "os is" is"12.e5
s Originally 1895 Etched Gloss
Boudoir Lemp Boses. "os is" 7,e5
Z Originally ll.5o MopIe-fin-
ished Wood End TobIes with
Bridge Lamp, "os is" 7.s5
Originally lo4.oo Hond- dec
oroted Chino Lamp with royon
Z Originally 1900 Decorated
Chino Lamps with reoI silk
shade, 37l2" wide $500
Lamp Department. Fifth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
II Originally 5.9s
Shower and Window
Curtoin Sets
5.o8

Whot spring treotrent for yoK
bathroom ore these lovely royon
and cotton shower curtoins with
matching window curtains In Q
voriety Of bathroom pastel eo4orx.
80 Originally I.75 7-pe. Food
Beg Sets and e-pe. Bowl Cover
10 Originally 2.s5 7-pe. Dish
Cover Sets-oroduoted sizes. i.so
7 Originally sse Pin Up Boards,
2se
50 yds. Originally 100 per yd.
Figured PIastene-36" wide,
soc q yd.
10 Originally 7.2s Hand Pointed
Metal Weste Baskets-os is LOO
5 Originally $50 Hand Pointed
MetoI Waste Boskets-os is 100
II Originally $40 Rayon and
Cotton Shower Curtains, in oil
bathroom colors ----3.ss
3e Originally 4oe per peir sxs
stonIey Butt Hinges for storm
doors ---l5e a poir
II Originally LOO Sets FOR
Screen Door or sosh door cotches,
soc
5 Originally l.7s to 4.ss Both
Stools-os is S--l. 90
HouseWares Department,
Serenfh Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Boys Clothing

Boys Clothing
5 Originally 2l.oo AIl-Wooi Sok
and Pepper Tweed Suits. sizes l3
and IA 4--l3,95
10 Originally 1880 Fleece Coot,
in camel shades -l2.oo
3 Originally l4.25 Husky Mack
ino~s, sizes 10 ond II husky,
s.ss
Is Originally 1850 Moekinows,
hooded styles ond plain. sizes 4
to IL 8ss
All Garments Properly Labeled as to
Wool Content.
Boys Clothing. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
ChiIdren's Shoes and
Slippers
Winter Coots
1926

Just four! Coots with fIotterino
lines for ehubbies. size IVA,
8 size 81z.
/ Originally 1925 Girls Two
Piece Logging Set. size 8--lo.95
] Originally 1850 Navy PEG
jacket, size 7.s5
Z Originally 1884 Twe-Piees
Snow Suits. size l2----7.s5
2s Originally 500 and 7.e5
Girls Spun Rayon, Cotton VeIvs-
tsen and Rayon Toffeta, and Rsy-
on Taffeta Dresses, broken sizes,
2.es
4e Originally Las and I.e5
Spun Rayon BIouses ---5se
2s Originally LIS Porke Hoods.
5se
II Originally LIS Mittsns in
red and blue ---3se
8 orisinoIly 7se Cops, assorted
All Garments Properly Labeled as to
Wool Content.
Girls Apparel, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Just ~ GoIIons!
Originally 2.96 GoIlon
Fiot Wall Finish
2.2o gallon

A washable finish for living, din
ing and bedroor1-in soft postel
colors. Eosy to opply.
10 Originally $50 Col. FIee,
and Deck Enamel, for wood.
cement or Iinoleur, inside or
outside. GolIon 2.6e
Is Originally $50 Col. One
Coot Gloss, for woIIs and wood
work. White, ivory color, or
green. Gollon - 2.SS
Is Originally LAO Of. Linoleur
Varnish. O waterproof finish for
InIoid or print Iinoleum. o., ses
II Originally 100 Col. Old Eng
lish Household Cleaner, for gen.
eroI cleonine throughout the
house Gallon sse
lS Originally $50 Col. Pure Lin
seed Oil House Paint, white ond
coIors. Gallon 2.se
PAINT Department. Sepenfh Floor
The Hechf Co.
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Dresses
500

Dresses for Juniors, Misses ond
Women! Royon crepe, royon
Jersey and spun royon. One and
two-pieee styles in plain ond
prints. Broken sizes.
Mexzasine, Third Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
II Originally 22o5 to 1895
Evening Gowns
1900

Evening gowns and dinner gowns Of royon sotin.
royon velvet, royon foiIe with net skirts Such on
orroy Of colors . flame, black, coral and kelly
Sizes 10, II. IA, 40 and "A in different styles.
5 Originally 1926 to $500 Block Royon Gowns,
royon velvet trimming, size 2; white net gown,
size ] z; white net skirt with black royon velvet
3 Originally 6995 Women's Dinner Gowns, royon
crepe, sequin trim, aqua and black, size 40, 1000
Originally 69.s5 Womon's Evening Gown royon
velvet sequin trim. royoI blue, size 4O--35o0
Erenisr Dresses Third Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Womens Coats in Regular and Half Sizes

3 Originally $3.50 Womens Fitted Goats, silver fox
collar, black, sizes 36 and 42-------1l88O
10 Originally o8. 90 Dressmoker Coots fitted sobe-
dyed squirrel bib collar brown blue, black, sizes IS
to Al. Nontoxoble --------------58 $500
Originally 1852 Dressmoker Goats, fitted, dyed
ronox YNxe se oo pe2soo SSUo
lonb scoIIoped bib collar black; dyed-squirre scoI
Ioped bib collar, bIue brown, assorted wonen's sizes
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Misses Untrimmed Goats

Originally 80. .o5 and IS 90 Alpaca Fleece Boxcoots,
brown with beige suede finish coIIor and facing on
front panels Misses sizes $500
e Originally 1895 oIwooI Melton Boxcoots, con-
vertIbe collars, flonee at ormhoes, black, green
Misses sizes s------- 28OO
"A Originally 1926 oII-woo Melton Wrop-oround
Coochmon's Coot, deep ormhoIes, beted woistine,
black. Misses sizes 1890
Originally 5000 o-wooI Suede Finish Goats,
fItted, cardigan neckline. embroidered trim, drop
shoulder, winged sleeves, black, misses sizes 1900
28 Originally 81 Plastic Boxy Roncoots, with belt
rose, gold, misses
Evening star., 1946-02-21
7 Originally 1895 loo9o Wool
Misses Stroock Suits
24.OO

With longer Ioeket, club collar,
oII-wooI. Royal blue. green;
sizes l8 to 20.
I Originally $500 Misses All
Wool sempIe Suit, short jooket.
which buttons to the high neck
line, aqua jacket with black skirt;
size Il $500
Originally $500 AII-WooI
Gobardine Suits. cordieon jacket,
wing sleeve, notched neckIine,
fuchsio; sizes IL to le---4s.oo
srisinolIy 5000 cardison
sompIe Suit, oIl-wooI, tie ot woist.
neon blue; size l6--4s.oo
5 Originally 1895 Brief Size
Suits, for the average figure. all
wool, cordieon neckIine, one
button style, brown, white wine;
sizes II to l6----24.oo
4 Originally 1895 Wool Crepe
Suits, button trim, tie OF woist,
blue, oquo, green; sizes 10, II,
IA ond l8------------24.oo
Originally 3s.95 AIl-WooI
Suit. cordieon jocket, potch
pockets. olI-wooI, blue; size IA.
$500
Misses Suits, Third Floor.
E Street Bldf.
The Hechf Go.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
WINTER COATS
s. LOO
Fur Trimmed Coats Misses Fur Trimmed Coats
$3.50 '"r~"" $500 "r~'@
with fHedou
bonb
n
8 Originally 1872 90 Misses Fur Trimmed Coats 90 90
silver 1boder
<enn.N Misses
Misses Fur-Trimmed Coats

Originally 1920 and l54 80 Misses Coots, oil
wool, fitted and boxy shorties, fur collars, borders
Green, brown, black Misses szes-----78OO
Originally 2l8.4O Forstmonn o-wooI fitted dress
shortie, black dyed Persian lamb tuxedo and deep
cuffs, red. Size l8-----------------l
Originally 94 all wool Novelty Weave Coots, fitted
shortie blockdyed Persion lamb club collar and deep
cuffs. Sizes l6 and Is -- -- so
All prices include Federal tar
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Is Originally 500 to 7.e5
Misses Dresses
800

This unusually low-priced group
of dresses includes both dressy
and classic styles. There ore cot
ton oobordines in posteI shades,
spun royons in print potterns,
royon crepes in dork shades.
Misses sizes.
Mszzanims, Third Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Just s. Originally 1895
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Housewares Debartm enf,
Seuenfh Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Junior Miss Untrimmed Coats
Junior Miss Fur-Trimmed Coats

s Originally l. ZOO o-wool Suede Finished Goats,
fitted, black; black dyed Persion lamb at neckline
sleeves and hem; sizes 9 to l5--------o3 $3.50
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

fine not to exceed $4,000 or by in
prisonment for not more than 80
days, or by both such fine and i'm
priSOnment.
SECTION So. All ordinances and
parts Of ordinances in conflict with
the provisions of this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 53. WHEREAS, the
preservation. of the public peace,
health and safety of the City of
Nogales requires that this ordinance
shall become immediately operative
an EMERGENCY is therefore de-
clared to exist, and this ordinance
is hereby exempt from the referen-
dunn provisions of the Charter OF
the City of Nogales and shall take
effect and be in full force from and
after it's approval, posting and
publication.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 18th
day of October, 1916.
APPROVED this 18th day OF
October, 1916.
JAMES v. ROBINS
Mayor
ALEX 1. DURAZO
City Clerk
Publish Oct 25, 1916.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

Copyrie5t, 1910 United STATES Brescers Foandation
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
aOILON TVDaT
tire equipment.

tire equipment.
Item 2: One scarifier to be used
with said grader.
Each bid must state cash price
and time payment or lease price and
terms. Rental must apply on pur-
chase price.
Sealed bids must be filed with the
City Clerk of said City at his office
in the City Hall, Nogales, Arizona,
not later than 500 o'clock P. M. on
Monday, the 18th day of November,
1916, at which time, or such later
time to which the matter may be
adjourned or postponed, said bids
will be opened, examined and pub
licly declared; PROVIDED, HOW
EVER, that said Mayor and Board
of Aldermen reserve the right to
accept the bid for the equipment
which in their opinion will best
serve the needs and requirements of
the City of Nogales, or to reject any
or all bids.
Dated october 81, 1916.
ALEX L. DURAZO,
City Clerk, City of Nogales
pub. Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 1946)
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

a larger assortment of tall and short
girls. That way, the till girls could
march one time. and the short ones
another time.
All those girls interested in join
ing, will have to pass through initi-
alton, as all the other members
have.
Members OF the drill team in
clude: Viola Shestko, Grace Moore,
Armida Kellogg, Carmen Ochoa,
Rosie Valdez, Jesus Fernandez, Bella
Amado, Gloria Itule, Jamelie Kar-
am, Evangeline Valenzuela, Rebecca
Goudin, Elva Ramos, Sarah Yanez,
Nellie Yubeta, Marlen Christensen,
Ana Vale, Ruth McMoran, Gloria
Fernandez, Norma Espinoza, Amelia
Pesqueira, Toni Genardini, Blanche
Elliott, Stella Gunsalus.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
Girl Killed In
Auto Crash
On Tucson Road

TUCSON, Oct. 24-Sally Castro,
18, of Tucson. died at 8 pm. Oct.
18th in the Pima County Hospital
from head and body injuries receiv-
ed in an automobile accident south
of. here on the Nogales highway
early Sunday morning, Oct. 18th.
Olivia Torrez, "a, also injured in
the accident, is reported as in a
critical condition. Bernardo Laguna,
27, and Jesus Nunez, 40, are show
ing improvement, according to a re-
port received by State Highway
Patrolman Ed Sims.
The accident occurred Is miles
south of here when Bernardo La
guna lost control of his car and it
turned over several times down the
center of the highway.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

About the finest stand of timber
in our county is on Asa Fullmore's
farm. Asa says it's due to ''regula-
tion"-checking on trees that don't
come up to standard, and trimming
them off to give the other trees a
chance for healthy livelihood.
He was explaining it to us III
Andy Botkin's Garden Tavern,
md Andy nodded approvingly.
''The same goes for any INDUS
try,'' says Andy. 'sLike the brewers
who give us tavern keepers beer to
sell. IL they find the place isn't up
20 standard-clean and courteous
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
NOTICE INVITING BIDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the City of Nogales, Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona, will
receive bids for the purchase or
lease by said City of the following
equipment:
Item 1: One Cd Diesel driven
road grader, weight approximately
$4,000 pounds, tandem drive, ap-
proximately As to SO horse power,
10 foot moldboard, with standard
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR
THE PURCHASE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY FROM THE
CITY OF NOGALES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the City of Nogales will at
or after 800 PM. on December q
1916, receive sealed written bids at
the office of the City Clerk in the
City of Nogales, Santa Cruz County
Arizona, for the purchase from saic
City of the following personal prop
erty, to-Wit:
Caterpillar Tractor, Model
thirty, Serial No. PS 8065. The
above described equipment may be
inspected at the Civic Center
Building during regular office
hours.
Bids for the purchase of said per-
sonal property will be received
opened and considered by said
Mayor and Board of Aldermen at OF
any time after the hour and date
above mentioned until such prop
erty has been sold to the successful
bidder. The Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated October 18th, 1916.
ALEX L. DURAzO,
City Clerk,
City of Nogales, Arizona
(Pub. Oct. 25, Nov. /, 8, Is, %, '46)
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

another Junior home room with Mr..
Gayman's four students: Richard
Andor-on, Frances Peterson, Helen
Peterson and Elvira Pierson.
Miss Johnsons nome room holds
third place with Artemis Alexander,
Ada Puchi, and Karl Peterson. Ty-
ing fer fourth place in honors we're
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

Out of the twelve home rooms in
High School, five had not even one
honor roll student.
Taking first honors was Miss Pal
mers home room with five students
Mary Lou Carter, Manuel Lopez,
Eugene Manthey, William Stiles,
and James TItcomb. Second came
Nogales international., 1946-10-25

Mr.. Enge1manr. home room with
John Biggs and Socorro Felix, and
MI. F'ink's home room with Laura
Maria Lope-, and Albert Roark.
Teresa Aviles from Mrs. Shreve's
home room, and Lupe Amanda from
Miss Smiths home room also were
Honor Roll Students.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
Drill Team Is
Reorganized
(From mis-. Apache Warcry)

(From Mis-. Apache Warcry)
Last years organization known as
the drill team, has this year formed
an entirely new club which is "The
Nogales Drill Team" sponsored by
Miss Helen Smith. They elected for
president, Miss Armida Kellogg;
vice president, Jesusita Fernandez;
recorder, Viola Shestko; and secre-
tary and treasurer, Carmen Ochoa,
who is also the drill leader.
The organization of this club is
for the purpose of getting more girls
to join in order that there may be
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
9 Juniors In Is
On Honor Roll
First 6 Weeks
From MIS-. Arache Warcryl

From MIS-. Apache Warcry)
Eighteen students can well be
proud of themselves. They made
the Honor Roll in the first hard six
weeks of this school year. The Jun
iors hold fifty per cent Of those at
tanning the highest scholastic record.
In spite of the many efforts of these
eighteen students, though, their
number was better in another field
that field was Failure.
Nogales international., 1946-10-25
(Continued from Page Five1

in motion. This provision shall not
apply at intersections where traffic
is controlled by traffic control
signals or police officers.
SECTION 38 Funeral and other
professions. Each driver in funer-
al or other procession shall drive as
near to the right-hand edge OF the
roadway as practical and follow the
vehicle ahead as close as is prac-
tical and safe.
SECTION 80. Limitations on
turning in opposite direction. The
driver of vehicle shall not turn
such vehicle so as to proceed IN the
opposite direction:
(a) In the business district, ex-
cent on Grand Avenue between the
South line of Park Street and the
South line of Block % of the City
of Nogales, at any place other than
at an intersection, or upon any
street unless such movement can be
made in safety and without interfer-
ing with other traffic;
0b) At the intersection of Morley
Avenue and International Street,
the intersection of Morley Avenue
and Park Street, the intersection OF
Morley Avenue and East Street, or
at the intersection of Grand Ave
nue. and International Street.
SECTION 40. Limitations on
backing. The driver of vehicle
shall not back the same into an IN
tersection or over a crosswalk ana
shall not in any event or at any
place back a vehicle unless sucn
movement can be made in safety.
SECTION Al. Emerging from
alley or private driveway. The driver
of a vehicle emerging from an alley,
driveway. or building shall stop such
vehicle Immediately prior to driving
onto a sidewalk or into the sidewalk
area extending across any alleyway,
and upon entering the roadway
shall yield the right-of-Way TO all
vehicles approaching on said road
way.
SECTION AZ Vehicles shall not
be driven on the sidewalk. The
driver of a vehicle shall not drive
within any sidewalk area except at
a permanent or temporary drive
way
SECTION 43. Clinging to moving
vehicles. Any person riding upon
any bicycle, motorcycle, coaster,
sled. roller skates, or any toy vehi-
Gle shall not attach the same or
himself to any moving vehicle upon
any roadway.
SECTION A. Use of coasters,
roller skates, and similar devices
restricted. No person upon roller
skates. or riding in or by means OF
any coaster, toy vehicle, or similar
device. shall go upon any roadway
except while crossing a street on a
crosswalk.