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Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Phoeniicians
Here On
Aerial Trip

Eighteen airplanes with 73 Phoe-
nix and Arizona business men
aboard, enroute on a three-day
aerial excursion to the west coast OF
Mexico, hoped from the Nogales
international Airport to Hermosillo
yesterday morning after spending a
night in Nogales.
The planes arrived Wednesday al
ternoon and on the return trip to
Phoenix will land at the local air.
port Sunday afternoon.
At the Rancho Grande Hotel
wednesday night the Phoenicians
feted a number of Nogales men at
a dinner party
Among Nogalians attending the
dinner were American Consul Ben
Zweig, Collector of Customs Craig
Pottinger, Mexican Consul A. c.
villasenor, Chief of immigration in
Charge at Nogales Herbert Nice,
Assistant Collector of Customs Her
bert r. Chatham, Vice American
Consul Antonio Certosimo.
DR.. G. L. Harker, H. R. Slsk,
Alvin Sisk, Francisco G.. Arana,
Dawes Karam, Gonzalo Guerrero
Almada, Jesse Allen, Robert Mar
Gus, Gustavo Escobosa, Jose Ruben
Meza, Eugenio H. Gayou, Robert
Araiza, E. Paredes, William Beatus,
Charles T. Frazier.
Norman Hull, president; Rudolf
zepeda of the foreign affairs COM
mittee, and John McAtee of the
aviation committee, of the Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce, officiated
at the dinner
Speakers of the evening included
H. r. Sisk, Craig Pottinger and A.
G. Villasenor.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Col. Proctor To Direct 3-Day Fiesta
Here May 3, 4, -Frst 3 Days OF
Annual Nogales, Sonora, Celebration

at meeting of businessmen in the
Chamber of Commerce offices Mon
day night.
The Nogales fiesta will be on the
first three days of the annual eight
day Nogales, Sonora, fiesta, May g.
Ill.
A committee made up of Mayor
James v. Robins, Louis Escalada
and Dawes Karam, has been named
as coordinating group to work
with Nogales, Sonora, committees.
It is probable that each side of
the border will have a fiesta queen
and their highnesses crowned Sat-
urday night, May 8, on a mammoth
reviewing stand to be erected astride
the international line.
According to reports, the Nogales,
Arizona, Lions Club, and Tomateros
of this city, will each sponsor a
candidate for queen of the Ameri-
can side.
One of the highights of the twin
city celebration will be a parade,
and other proposed events for this
side of the line are rodeo and polo
game, according to Director Proctor.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Hayden Against
Reduction In
Customs Personnel

Replying to protest made by tbs
collector of customs on March &c
against proposed reduction in Gus
toms personnel, U. S. Senator Carl
Hayden sent the following telegram
Tuesday:
washington, D. c.
March 25, 1947
Craig Pottinger,
collector of Customs,
''Nogales, Arizona
Reference IL your letter Of
March 20, regarding proposed re-
ductions of personnel in the Gus
toms Service made necessary by cut
of appropriation for fiscal year 194S
recommended by committee on ap-
preparations Of the House of Rep
resentatives and approved by the
House on March IL.
please let me assure you that I
shall do everything I can to have
the full amount of the budget esti-
mate for service personnel restored.
The Treasury subcommittee of
the Senate committee on arpropria-
tions will begin hearings on F1R 2436
this next Thursday morning, March
27, which meeting I shall attend
and do what I can to be helpful
CARL HAYDEN"
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Gayle Smith
Speaker Today
At Rotary Meeting

Gayle A. Smith, district manager
of the Mountain States Telephone
& Telegraph Company, will be
speaker at today's Rotary Clut
meeting.
He will speak on '''The Telephone
Development in Nogales - Past
Present and Future" and will show
short movie on the new inventions
of radio telephone portable equip
ment and the coaxial cable.
Lowell Vinyard will be program
chairman.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Three Killed
In S. P. De M.
DeraiIment

One flag1nan and two trespassers
were killed and five trespassers in
iured in the derailment OF three
freight cars and coach of a South
ern Pacific de Mexico freight extra
at 3:45 am, March oath at Kilo-
meter 1442 north of Tepic, Nayarit
The coach was being used as a
caboose in which the trespassers
killed and injured were riding at the
time of the accident.
The four cars rolled down a
mountain grade and trainman is
said to have failed to set up the
brakes.
Railroad officials said yesterday
that it is illegal for freight train
to carry passengers.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Mrs. Mary Hand
Burned In
Potato Explosion

Mrs. Mary Hand, mother OF Mrs.
Tom Stevens, suffered severe burns
Saturday evening when a baked
potato exploded in her kitchen.
Mrs. Hand had removed some
potatoes from the oven and tested
one with a fork. One blew up and
spattered all over the kitchen and
Mrs. Hand.
Mrs. Hand was wearing glasses at
the time, which protected her eyes
from possible injury.
Editors note: 1t is always wise
to put fork into potato before
baking, thus preventing gas from
building up inside.)
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

Formal opening of the beautiful
newly -remodeled j. G. Penney de-
partmente store, more than one
third larger than the old Penney's
and incorporating the most ad-
vanced design, fixtures, and equip
ment in postwar department store
construction. took place yesterday
and attracted large crowds.
The new store, remodeled and re-
built after fire destroyed the old
one last June, contains nearly 11,OOO
square feet. Located at Ill Morley
avenue, it will give Penney custom
ers the advantages of a big-city
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Committees
For Fiesta

Committees for the Cinco de
MAYO Fiesta at Nogales, Arizona,
May 8, 4 and 5, have been an
nounced by Director Gilbert Proctor
as follows:
Parade: Tom Morgan, chairman;
Chet RAIDER, j. F. Johnson, Herbert
Nice.
Town: Alvin Sisk, chairman;
William Beatus, Lloyd Ledtord,
Harvey Bracker, Sammy Marcus
Sam Capin, Jess Allen.
Publicity: Craig Pottinger, CHAIR
man; Don Damn, Bob Berrellez,
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Dinner For
Greek Relief
Big Success

Ralph Nollner of Phoenix, H. R
Sisk. Nogales; and William G. Hall
Tucson; we're speakers at the very
successful dinner held at the CaVcrr
Cafe Tuesday night to raise funds
for Greek relief.
Many tickets were sold and s3.5'
of each $500 ticket disposed of went
to the relief fund
Demetrio Kyriakis of Nogales ano
Tack Williams of KOY radio station
at Phoenix were masters of cere-
monies.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
,Januel Dog
Brings Home
Three Ribbons

Baron Oscar Won Januel, the pedi-
greed red months old dachS-
hund belonging to George Januel Of
this city, came home from the Tue
son Kennel Club dog show, held
March 22nd and 23rd, with three
ribbons for wins. The dachshund
took second prize in the Puppy Class
and Novice Glass, and won a blue
(firSt price for Best American
Bred.
Oscars pedigree includes four in
ternational champions and fifteen
national champions.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

WILLIAM P. STEVENS, manager
of the beautiful new j. G. Penney
store opened here yesterday, was
born in Howard Park, Indiana, Feb.
"a, 1903, and came to Arizona in
June 1885 and has been with the
Penney Company since May 1929.
He was with Penney stores at
Roswell, N. NJ, Prescott and Bisbee,
before coming to Nogales in July
1945 to succeed Manager j. B. Page
who was transferred to San Diego
Mr.. Stevens married Mary Shell
ton and they have one daughter
Mary Frances.
The Nogales store has 79 en-
ployees.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
ELECT CITY OFFICERS TUESDAY
Registration For Biennial Battle OF
Ballots Exceeded
Only By That Of Ten Years Ago

election is non-partisan.
The polls will be open from to s
and there will be one voting place
the fire station in the city hall.
Election Officials
Election officials are as follows =
Inspector, Leonilo Larriva; judges,
Ernest M. Crenshaw and Donald
M. Damn; clerks, Margo Guerrero
and Carmen P. Ffmbres; and mar
shall, Constantine Provatakis.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

Col. Gil Proctor, U. S. Army
retired, owner of the historical
old Pete Kitchen ranch near No
gales on the Tucson road, will
direct a Cinco de Mayo fiesta IN
NogaIes, Arizona, Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, May 8, 4 and 5.
Proctor volunteered his services
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Otto Herold
To Undergo
Operation Today

Otto H. Herold, 231 Court street,
former president of the First Ma
tional Bank, will undergo an opera
ton in St. Mary's Hospital at Tue
son this morning.
He has been critically i'll for al
most two weeks and was taken to
the Tucson hospital in an ambu-
lance the first part of last week.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Mrs. Charles J. Bracker, March
%. Born in Toledo, Ohio.
Tom Fast. March %. Born in
Geneva, NY, March %, 1898. Came
to Nogales Az years ago.
George Januel, 68 on April 15.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
BREAKS ARM

BREAKS ARM
Hector Miller, 14-year-old son Of
Carlos Miller, 311 Elm street, broke
his arm Tuesday while pole vaulting
at the high school grounds.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

praying, trimming,
racing, and repair
ltion Of storm dam
II as the art of tree
d transplanting.
'ional Capital Perks
lists Of 10 tree sur
hen they run across
malady which Is
their leafy charges.
to Plant Pathologist
|. Wester, Mclean,
diagnoses it and sug-
|medy.
moment, he is con-
out the approach of
n disease. which Is
liking its way toward
ct from upper Mary
nee there are more
than any other kind
nd every dead limb Is
lion to the European
beetle, the local force
Ing dead and dying
spraying trees with
Evening star., 1947-04-16

It's the handy home cleaner with the exclusive adjustable
brush Has four separate positions; you lower as the
brush wears owoy-it gives you times much service
as an ordinary cleaner Tailored bog has envelope seal;
is Ieokpoof There's protective rubber bumper and
handy light to let you where you're going
LANsBURGHS Appliance StoreWashers and VacuumLer
the Achway Main 5udn0
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Invitation to Relaxation
'sSun,veyland'''
Outdoor Fwnitmg From Ow Fifth Floor )

Furniture cool eadng comfort Come see our
exciting nnerond exo long
You'll we'll Poooeo
cushions ya,u know
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Evening star., 1947-04-16
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Designed by "seepnoster" for fullstretch-
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Hollywood Lonemoster measures wide So
inches from side to side. IT inches from top
to bottom. Has buoyont prebuilt border
inner spring units covered with layers OF
soft, fluffy cotton felt, anchored in place
with button tuftines-ond the whole things
is covered with woven striped ticking.
Matching box spring is mounted on six
sturdy legs.
LANsBURGHs-Beds and Mattresses-Fith Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Wrought Iron Arm Chair
With Smooth Glider fiction
: 279'

companion chair for the comfy ehose oneue to make your
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soothing gliding motion eoxes you completely Seat and back
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Well constructed frame rugged wrought iron with white baked
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Ask ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS
Observation-Disclosures TwnHws-rfh
Evening star., 1947-03-21

to enable practitioners to appear
officially before any Federal agency.
A credentials committee Of five
members would be set up to serve
without compensation. 1t would
consist OF one lawyer In private prac-
tice before Government agencies
and four persons from the various
agencies themselves. The Attorney
General would provide rules and
regulations for the control Of the
so-called administrative practi-
TONERS act"
Certificates of admission would be
issued by the committee, and later
annual renewal cards called Gre
dentials would be required.
All snake venom contains several
different kinds of poison.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
Is Small Loan Firms
GET License Applications

Applications for licenses limiting
interest rates to per cent month
have gone out to rs small loan COM
panies here, the District License
Bureau has disclosed.
Most of the companies, 1t was
said, have not been licensed for
several years. The bureau has been
referring to Municipal Court COM
plants during the last several
months that some small loan COM
panies here were charging exorbi-
tant interest rates.
The licenses carry a requirement
of 5000 surety bond, and the license
fee is $500. Final approval of the
Evening star., 1947-03-21
Back Page THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
a,
Bill Governing Practice
Before Agencies Offered

Lawyers and special agents prac-
ticing before Federal agencies would
be required to register and qualify
before a new credentials committee,
under bill introduced in the House
by Representative Gwynne, Repub-
lican, of Iowa.
Although several agencies, such
as the Treasury and Patent Office,
now restrict such practice, Mr..
Gwynne said his bill would set up
an overall" procedure. Under
this plan, one card would be issued
Evening star., 1947-03-21
All Advertising Resumed
.By Philadelphia Bulletin
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associofed PFess
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 21-The
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin an
nounced yesterday it would resume
publication of advertising of all
classifications next Monday.
All advertising except religious,
classified and amusement has been
omitted recently because of the
Evening star., 1947-03-21

Inewsprint shortage. The Bulletin
statement on resumption said:
Manufacturers report increased
shipments of newsprint from the
mills and number of cars that
have been snowbound are reported
d,Ie this week"
Evening star., 1947-03-21

applications is subject to . public
hearing.
c. T. Nottingham of the License
Bureau said it is hoped the COM
pleted applications will begin reach
ing the bureau next week.
Evening star., 1947-09-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
LANHAM, MD.-BeautifuI wooded tr;

LANHAM, MD.-beautiful wooded tracts.
z to $50 ceres: Wo. 1856; lis.
exceb eb Sc e s o
ToN asoR a1sasd i4ss Eye ssnfers st. nv fg p
IS ACRES, Burning Tree rd between River
rd and Bradley blvd; sewer already in
ideal ground for ine development: full
broker co-operation. OWNER, OIL. 1f40 or
APPRox. 10 ACRES. over 500 it. frontage
On on Lee blvd; nicely wooded; priced @ right
WALSH A6Sen fSc' SIS ST gs iith St Gs NV" HHS 81
2D2cRE WOODED LOT. 15o-ft. front ideal
ward rear of lot. This is right on the crest
of a hill, fronts on Route No. $50. hard
surfaced road, 1 mi. south of Lee blvd,
II ACRES wooded land with stream. 3
ss r 52m subdyds G nf into g 81 ds fso IS f.
@ 90 lots fSss fsce TSase eRissne
Brokers' proteeted s NA aSa aa57 DIII ssd
SCHMIDT, Woodward Bldg.
ACREAGE suitable for subdivision at prices
amount up to 1000 acres. MASON H1RsT,
Annandale. Va, at the END Of Columbia
ks ssP Aex AcRs RES eonn ass sendszs M
tion: approved for 80 lots; BARGAIN; full
eol0peratiqn m ion 9Th 9Th brokers, OWNER. OIL
! ACRES, from owner, terms. Hyattsyille
sI,S5o-BuildinE site of ia acres in a
nson fRe and nsf hsh fFem snd as
s. and RsT S .ny ss g0Gdss TSsm aps 4s4
Ss SsEasn ans ssSN as5ssf sS9o ssss sf ss
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
55s1sc elosea oa Syn s1Sndays s,or.n,s coRnoN
AicEEs; Sgsokyllla' Nd former MasSfS9vs
Fails faIm; Re4I6G ReH6RcH-2.acrs estate; walking
distance from bus, schools and shopping Is
Of Of fine old maple and oak trees: house con-
sists of 1st-ioor reception hail. lse. living
rm with firepl attr dining rm.. real lge.
%9de5n k fnd pah m soTsse ond oGf sc mas FUR
bsmt.. oil h.-wh., laundry tubs, "a bath;
excellent garden space. poultry house a
q comfort sbdys for IT, tam Prsf
EIeiSsive EeiS2" esiR EAsT@aN aa4 sTEEME Reatofs
SPLENDID TRACT of 20 acres (approx).
on Bradley blvd. near Aviation Country
0a q acre and e up up Subdivision. viii sell in
for FfSs1S Quick < 6uslsso 6uyer' cai ci IA s5ss M
Kneessi' EScluSiyei JOHN H M1lLER' " r
COMMERCIAL BLDG. Central downtown
Northwest: suitable wholesale. or retail;
$4,000. $4,000 cash balance one trust.
bn4E nsPff' kEx1TR aES 7Re CO. W NA M ssso ff0n' WIN
s0xs0-FT BUILDING, business district:
RYcRoFT. IS Church St, Front Royal
Yen ACRES. % miles from D. c. on hard
sa,?oa, s.! !estu FAIRFAX Realty CO, phone
PA 1878
Evening star., 1947-09-16
ARTHUR c. KEEPER, ARTHUR C. ELGIN,
Attorneys, washington Loan & Trust Bldg
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers.
E-Trustees' sale. of two-story brick dwell
rooms and bath, with oil heat. BY virtue
Of deed of trust recorded in Liber No
records of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction, in front of prem
ises; on Wednesday. the 18th day of Sen
tember, 1871. at O'Clock pm the
following described property in the District
Of Columbia, to-wit: Lot q in square
part Of Pleasant Plains as per plat re-
corded in the office of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia IN Liber 81, folio
6: subject to building restriction line and
covenants of record. Terms of sale: Cash.
A deposit of $4,000 required of purchaser
at sale. Examination of title, convey
ancing,, recording. revenue stamps and
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise trustees re-
serve The right to resell property At
after fys days adyertisement q such
Washington, D. C. or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeitng deposit
trustees may avail themselves Of any
legal or equitable rights against default
4IsoIs ms pIrshssea so,,,rrRAIIs rMRAAIIEs v, sAsIIAN
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Evening star., 1947-09-16
ALI advertisements Offering sats-
mobiles for sale must include aesuAl
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1889 convertible club coupe; radio
and heater. seat covers. 8 new tires; motor
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BUICK 1s4e Super sedanette; radio and
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BUICK 1899 4-door sedan; $500 miles;
excellent condition; S1,700. ordway 6404.
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s1 lent eonditien COZ $780, 800 a Pc $500 Ext
hauled, new tires: ST 800. AT. .0705. lie
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completely eauipped, beautiful dark blue,
BGIcK 1a4s A conve5tlble j" i:O de- luxe eaulp.
espns Hsp Ds5ss soansy 81 ssS SFna pu
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100 mi: $500 or best offer under
BUICK is47 Super sedanstte: approx.
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miles, ike new; S2,495 cash. Call Gil.
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BUICK 1888 Special 4-door sedan: radio,
heater; in good condition; $3.50. WA 3s41.
BUICK 1885 coupe. $3.50. Call Elk 4445
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CADILLAC 1941 model 81: private owner:
excellent condition: must be sold immedi-
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or best offer below. Call Gl.. o1S1. -19
Evening star., 1947-09-16
|Goren on Bridqe

Opening lead: Ace of diamonds.
Not, How many aces" but,
Which ones. partner" was the
question which concerned North in
the bidding of today's hand from
the quarter-fin round of the re-
cent Worlds Championship Masters
Team-of-Four tournament, won by
Helen Sobel, B. J. Becker, Waldo
mar Won Zedtwitz, Lee Hazen and
the undersigned. The delicate bid
ding technique employed by Hazen
and Won Zedtwitz in this hand
Yielded our tenn net profit of $50
points, when our adversaries reached
slam contract in spades and were
set one, whereas my teammates.
stopped on a dime" at five spades,
which they fulfilled for a plus score
of $50 points.
The first three rounds of bidding
were exactly similar at both tables.
The response of one spade. the jump
reb1d OF three hearts, the rebid of
the spades and the raise to four
were strictly routine. When our
opponents held this hand the four
no trump bid was an avowed Black
wood call and South responded
showing that he had three aces.
North was up against a guess as to
the proper prodecure at this point.
since he had no way of knowing
which ace his side lacked. However,
gambling that his partner held
either the ace or king of diamonds
he went on to slam and was down
when two diamond tricks were
cashed against him.
In the Hazen. Won Zedtwitz part
nership, the four no trump call is
construed as Blackwood bid only
in obvious cases"-that is to say,
only when it is inconceivable from
the bidding that the player using
the call could desire to play the
hand at no trump. In other words,
four no trump is usually used in its
natural sense unless it is a sudden
leap to four no trump when a com
mon trump suit has been found, at
which time it is treated as Black
wood bid.
In this case the four no trump
was by no means an obvious Black
wood call since it could be describ-
ing distributed values. North is
saying in effect, Partner, I would
like to try for slam, but I have
no ace to show you. However, am
affording you another chance to
show something If you choose"
zedtwitz seized this opportunity to
show the ace of clubs. This did not
suit Hazen's purposes, so he signed
off at five spades, realizing that
there was danger of losing two
diamond tricks. Had South shown
the ace of diamonds instead Hazen
would have contracted for slam.
relying on partners good heart suit
to provide discards for the losing
diamonds.
(Copyrisht, 1947. by Charles H. doren)
Evening star., 1947-09-16
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Evening star., 1947-09-16
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combination electric and ice refrigerator,
hot-water heater, complete bathroom with
shower: Also the. famous Trotwood de
luxe trailer; electric refrigerator. Butane
cook, stove; sleeps 4; $1.595 The Trot-
wood economy; 81 ,e95. See ABc. TRAILER
SALES, INC, 9001 Wash.-Balto. blvd,
y. S, !, Berwyn, TO. 1919
HOUSE TRAILER 1946; like new: maple
travel distance. 35 miles; can be fnanced
or viii trade in on small modern home
in Falls Church area, preferred. Phone