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Nogales international., 1947-03-21
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF Santa Cruz County
State of Arizona.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of William E. Hatcher, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned administrator with
will annexed of the estate of William
E. Hatcher, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
administrator at the Law Offices of
Nasib Karam 110-A Morley Avenue,
Nogales, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz.
w. H. HATCHER,
Administrator with Will
Annexed of the estate OF
William E. Hatcher de-
ceased.
Dated this goth day of March
1947.
pub. Mar. 81, %, April 4, II, 1947)
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Santa Cruz County
State of Arizona.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Ruth H. Hatcher, de
ceased. Notice is hereby given b!
Nogales international., 1947-03-21
From where I sit, .. BY Joe Marsh
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Advertisement

Hnd when he does go out, for
an afternoon of fishing down at
Stewards Creek, or for an evening
glass of beer at Andy BOtkin's
Garden Tavern, Jane is almost al
ways with him Except when she's
got a spot of baking in the Oven).
From where I sit, respect
doesn't rule out everyday COM
panionship and never should.
They go together-essential parts
Of a successful marriage.
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Nogales international., 1947-03-21
EARLY DAYS In NOGALES
NOGALES 81 YEARS AGO
From 1.-THE Oasis" March FL, 1896

School has closed in the district
over on the Santa Cruz, and on Mon
day the teacher, Mrs M. B. Craw-
ford, returned to her home in No
gales.
Wednesday evening Mrs. j. j.
Chatham and family went to Minas
Prietas to join Mr.. Chatham who is
in remunerative employment in La
Colorado mill.
CeleStinO EScalada was a guest
last week of his brothers, Manuel
and Leocadio Escalada, of Nogales,
Arizona. The visitor is member of
the firm of Ruiz & Escalada, con-
Quoting stores at San Pedro Palo-
minas and Canyado Ancha, on the
Sonora River, above Ures.
The Nogales Building & Loan As
sociation has some $1,000 to loan, but
no one seems to want it.
This morning Leon Horvilleur and
family departed for their former
home, in Paris, France, where they
will resume residence after a num-
ber Of years in Sonora. In Paris,
Mr.. Horvilleur will give attention tC
buying goods for his three big stores
in Sonora, viz: ''The Moda' at No.
gales, Sonora; LA Ciudad de Paris,
at Hermosillo; and LAS Ciudades
de Francia" in Guaymas. He will
visit Sonora some weeks each year
checking up and taking stock in his
extensive establishments.
Nogales international., 1947-03-21

M. Karam and son, Alex Karam of
the Karam store, have gone to Phoe-
nix to take charge of the big Gold
berg store which they bought re-
Gently.
Nogales international., 1947-03-21


ARIZONA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Local Party To Try Hand
AT Landing Tuna In
Gulf Stream Soon

Wilmington's first large scale
fishing expedition of 1947 gets un-
derway the last two weeks Of
May, when Joe Delaney and Tom
my Hines plus six already chosen
crew members shove off in the
twosome's party boat, the M. ".
Judy, for a point some 40 miles
off the coast of North Carolina in
the Gulf stream to try their hand
at landing a holdfull Of the large
schools of tuna that are expected
to sweep through those waters at
that time.
The M. V. Judy, a 65-footer
chartered especially for the trip,
is slated to remain in the Gulf
stream for 48 hours before return
ing in this first attempt, but will
be back for another thrust in
early June.
With their special equipment,
the local fishing pioneers will hunt
the tuna some IS feet below the
surface, and seek to prove that
Carolina coastal waters are as full
of the great game fish as the
much publicized northern waves.
Some small tuna have already
been caught along the New Han
over county coast, reports indi-
cate, but the big prizes linger be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
RALPH CULDAHL'S
RECORD MAY FALL
St. Louis Country Club
Record OF 281 May
Tumble Next June

ST. LOUIS, April 9-CR-Ralph
Gulhahl's 10-year-old record Of
PSI in the U. S. Open Golf tourna-
men: will be in for q beating here
next June, an analyst Of the st.
Louis Country club oourse pre-
dicted today.
With the first green grass OF
spring, crews of men were out
there on a big job Of making the
par II curse harder, and they'll
be at 1t until tournament time,
June ~, when about 100 OF the
nations best golfers are expected
to start swinging for the $2,ooo
prize.
The man who predicted a new
open record IL Paul B. Jamison,
lJr., chairman Of the course com
mittee. The course puts 4 great
er premium on accuracy than on
"a long ball, and Jamison believes
there is a golfer in the land who
can go the four tournament rounds
lin at least four under par-whicn
is what he would have to DO to
post a $50.
st. Louis hasn't had such a ma
|ior tournament in rs years. The
last was the national anna
teur in 1921.
Five holes are being lengthen-
ed for a total addition of 100 yards
The green at No. 5 is being chang
ed entirely, replacing a blind hole
in the bottom of q bowl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

II : W . r
column under Durocher's name
that led to hearings in Florida
recently and to Chambers deci-
! sion today. MacPhail brought the
ease to a head by filing charges
Of defamation against Durocher
and Hickey.
Durocher in the newspaper col
umn criticised MacPhail as try
Ing ito knock me" after, he said,
he declined to become manager
Of the Yankees.
Chandler said today he was con-
vinced MacPhail never had Of
tred the job to Durocher.
But, because their officials
engaged in a public controversy
damaging to baseball, the New
York American League club and
the Brooklyn club are hereby
fined 81, 900 each" he added,
The words with which Chand-
Ter set down Durocher for a year
and repeatedly had him planning
10 fly west with his movie actress
wife, LARAMIE Day, tonight, were:
"Durocher has not measured
ap to the standards expected or
required of managers Of our base
ball teams.
"As a result Of the accumulat-
ID unpleasant incidents in which
he has been involved, Manager
Durocher is hereby suspended
from participating in professional!
baseball for the 1947 season."
And in conclusion, Chandler
said:
All parties to this controversy
Continued on Page Eight; Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
MICHIGAN DROPS
CAROLINA, 6 TO 5
Weisenberger Of Wolver.
ines Stars With Homer
In Sixth Frame

CHAPEL HILL, April 9-R-
Michigan's Wolverines defeated
North Carolina 6 to 8 here today
in a wierd ball game in which 80
athletes took part with some OF
them cutting strange capers be-
fore the contest was over.
Jack Weisenberger clouted a
two run homer off Tommy An
drew, Cardinals starting pitcher,
in the sixth and Paul White hit
for the circuit with non on of
Frank Robinson, the second Tai
Heel tosser. L. c. Couch, who
pitched to only three batters, was
charged with the defeat. Monk
Whiteheart worked part of the
last inning.
Michigan had a 80 lead going
into the eighth, when the Tai
Heels scored three runs with Buck
Hardee's double the only hit,
Three errors did the damage. Tht
Wolverines came back in the
ninth to score three with Whites
homer starting it off. Singles BY
Elliott and Weise and three bases
or balls rounded out the winning
rally.
Best play of the game was g
running catch and bee-ling peg
home by Kenny Black, Caroline
centerfielder, to nab Weisenber
ger, who had tripled, at the plate
flor a double play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

1Iue eIIlplOyeS are lnVlteQ 70 pdIuC-
ipate in the seven day event.
The tournament committee will
be composed of one member from
each vocation and profession in
the city. To date twenty two per-
sons have agreed to serve on this
group.
The tournament will be a SO hole
affair, with qualification rounds
played in 10 holes and flight finals
played in 10 holes. The finals will
be played on April q.
Attending the meeting last night
were the following members OF
the Municipal Advisory council.
George Brinson, Jesse Reynolds,
Harold Cleeve, Glenn Herring, L.
c. Walsh, Jr., Dave Chrichton, and
Bill Crichton. Louis Orrell, Jack
Newman and J. L. Allegood repre-
sented the Star-NeWs.
Jack Newman announced last
night that six businessmen agreed
to serve on the committee y~ester-
day, which brings the total to q.
Those contacted yesterday in
clude j. M. Weeks of the Office
Supply Co., Henry Render Of VII
Render Florists, Louise Shrier OF
Shrier Clothiers, E. L., White OF
the White Ice Cream and Milk
Company and Marcus Goldstein Of
the Wonder Shop.
Other members OF the tourna-
ment committee are as follows:
w. A. Raney Of Raney Chevrolet;
David jacob Of David jacob
Hardware; Allen Marshall, Will
mington attorney; Walker Taylor
Of Walker Taylor, Inc; Jack
Loughlin of Carolina Camera Co.;
and Gilbert Pickard OF Pickard's
Sporting store.
Claude Efird of Efird's Depart
ment Store. Fred Willetts, Sr., OF
Willetts Realty Company, W. Alex
Fonvielle of The Carolina Building
and Loan Association, James E.
L. Wade, representing the City Of
Wilmington. E. R. Wilson of Beck.
er's Building Supply company.
Ken Eaton of Eaton's Jewelry. A
B. Chatham of Saunders Drug
Company. Col. George W. Gillette,
representing the U. S. Army. Rob
ert Dannenbaum of Thrif-T-Stores
J. M. Autry of the Royal Theatre
and Warren S. johnson Of the PEG
pies Bank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
CHESTNUT WHIPS
HEMENWAY, l2-3
Claude King Pitches And
Bats Bears To Gram
mar School Victory

Claude King, Chestnut Street
Schools big right handed pitcher
and slugger and a player general
|ly considered the best product in
grammar school ranks, came
through for the Bears again yes
terday afternoon at Bellamy Park
as the Chestnut Streeters smoth-
cred Hemenway. 1873, to stay on
top Of the Grammar School cir
cult standings.
King smacked out two of Chest
nuts five hits, one a tremendous
three-base blow, and hurled two
hit ball striking out IL in the pro-
cess. Earlier this month King had
Tipped a no-hit game against the
same Hemenway club.
Hemenway composed Of much
smaller boys than Chestnut, was
hampered by the wildness on the
part Of pitchers Anderson and
Hill, who together gave up a total
of IA free passes. Rudolph Capps
was the outstanding player for the
losers, catching a fine game and
driving out one of HemenWay's
two bingles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
STATE SQUEEzES
OUT EAGLES, S.
Fine Relief Hurting By
Tootsie Holding Gives
Wolfpack Triumph

RALEIGH, April 9-(R-Aided
by fine relief hurting on the part
Of Tootsie Holding, N. c. State Col.
lege took a close 5 to 4 decision
from the McCrary Eagles here
today. 1t was the first victory %
the season for the Techs.
Holding entered the game in the
fifth and halted a McCrary rally
that had produced three runs of
Doug Page, the State starter.
Thereafter the freshman held the
visitors to one hit.
State ran up a lead Of 5 to l and
what proved to be the winning rur
came in the fourth. Billy Fowler
led off with a single to right field
off Lefty Alderman, stole SECOND
and scored on Gordon Lees single.
McCrary threatened in the fifth
with three runs on singles by Leor
Ingram, Buy Clodfelter, Walt Hob
son and Grant Wilson. With the
tying runs on third, Holding came
in to strike out Alton Williams fol
the. third out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
HALLBORO DEFEATS
TABOR CITY, 2 TO /

TABOR CITY, April 9 - With
Jimmy Seasons pitching a brilliant
one-hitter Hallsboro's Tigers down.
ed the Tabor City Red Devils this
afternoon, 2 to /.
This was the Tigers third win
against one loss for the season.
Seasons pitched m%asterfully to
outlast Turbeville, the Devils lefty,
who gave UP six blows to the
Tigers, all singles.
Hallsboro tailed the winning
run in the seventh, when Leo Pate
who had singled scored on Coun'
ellis sacrifice bunt. The only hit
off Seasons came as Fred Soles.
Tabor City shortstop, tripled in the
third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Tuna Fish ing Expedition
Will Get Underway Soon

yond the reach Of many Of the
small craft here.
During the past few months
much talk has been given the tuna
hunting possibilities here, and the
belief has been expressed the
huge undersea brutes head north
during the spring, and should pass
the Tar Heel shore line sometime
in late May.
Champions of the plans to seek
tuna here, Delaney and Hines will
be the first local anglers to give
the new sport a try. 1t has been
indicated that the experiments
will be made with different type
bats, and that either squid, or an
artificial type squid will also be
used. Hines and Delaney will re-
port on their efforts when they re-
turn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Recreation Department
Releases Class A Slate
Local Softball Season Will
Begin Apri! IA At
Robert Strange

The official schedule for the Will
mington Municipal Class A Soft
ball league was released yester-
day by Bert Hawley. city recrea-
ton department.
The schedule calls for games on
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
Of each week up to the end Of the
first half, May 10. Two contests
will be played each night, one be-
ginning at z o'clock and the other
following at 8 o'clock.
Teams entered il the league,
which was won last season by the
Wilmington Fire Department, are
City Optical, Naval Reserve, Al
pha Omega Fraternity, Atlantic
Coast Line. Brotherhood Of Rail
way Clerks, and Spofford Mills.
The managers Of each Of these
teams are: Spofford Mills, Burney
Covington and Dwight Scoggins;
Naval Reserve, S. A. Wells; City
Optical, Frank Mccall; Brother.
hood Of Railway Clerks, A. T. Hol
loman; Atlantic Coast Line, Joh-
Cheshire; Alpha Omega, JACK
Worley. All games will be played
at Robert Strange field.
The official schedule is as fol
lows:
April 14-City Optical VS. Alpha
Omega; Naval Reserve VS.. Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks.
April 16--Atlantic Coast Line s
spofford Mills; Alpha Omega vs.
Naval Reserve.
April 1S-Brotherhood Of r. G
VS.. Atlantic Coast Line; Spoffort
Mills VS.. Alpha Omega.
pril 81 - Naval Reserve 8.
Spofford Mills; Brotherhood of R
C. S. Alpha Omega.
April 2-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
City Optical; SpoHord Mills VS.
Alpha Omega.
April 25-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
Naval Reserve; Brotherhood of R
C. VS.. City Optical.
April 2s-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
Alpha Omega; Naval Reserve VS.
City Optical.
April 0-Brotherhood Of r. 9
s Spodord Mills.
May City Optical vs.. Alph,
Omega; avail Reserve vs.. Brott
erhood of r. c.
May 5-Atlantic Coast Line s
S%pofford Mills; Alpha Omega VS.
Naval Reserve.
May Z - Brotherhood Of r. G
VS.. Atlantic Coast Line; Spoffor.
Mills VS.. City Optical.
May 9-Naval Reserve S. Spot
ford Mills; Brotherhood of R. c
s. Alpha Omega.
May 12-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
City Optical; Spofford Mills VS.
Alpha Omega.
May 14-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
Naval Reserve; Brotherhood Of r
c. VS.. City Optical.
May 16-Atlantic Coast Line VS.
Alpha Omega; Naval Reserve VS.
City Optical.
May 19-Brotherhood Of R. G
VS.. Spofford Mills. s
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

estimated $4,000 a year was
the result Of the accumulation OF
unpleasant incidents in which he
has been involved" Chandler said.
It was Chandler in new charac-
ter today - a determined, punch
throwing commissioner who said
In the same report that the peo-
pie in baseball will not be per-
n1itted to associate with known
and notorious gamblers and
that swift disciplinary action
will be taken against any person
violating the order"
Chandler e%xonerated Larry
MacPhail, president Of the New
York Yankees, from any associa-
ton with known gamblers, and
also said he was convinced that
Brach Hickey, head Of the Brook
Ign club, had not made any state
ments which might be construed
l1t, ooo+e1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Dates Set For Star-News Advertisers Golf Tourney
SUSPENDED FOR SEASON
DUKE nine DOWNS
CORNELL, 4 TO |
Cy Matheson, Blue Devil
Hurler Allows Reds
But Four Hits

DURHAM, April g. Up -Cy
Matheson. Duke junior from New
ton, pulled his Blue Devils out of
a four-game losing streak with a
four-hit pitching performance
against Cornell's big Red nine
here this afternoon, Duke taking
the contest Al.
Matheson gave only two hits,
one of the scratch variety, until
the ninth when two Cornell pinch
hitters nicked him for singles. He
famed six and walked only two in
turning in the finest mound per-
Torrance a Duke hurler has made
this season..
While Matheson toiled brilliant
ly, his mates we're able to get to
two Cornell southpaws for seven
hits but they ended up with IL
men stranded on the paths, still
showing a lack of power at the
plate. Duke filled the bags in both
the fifth and sixth innings with
none away and could score only
one run in each inning.
Dukes next game will be a big
four battle with Wake Forest in
Duke park Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
CITY OPTICAL TOPS
COAST LINE, s TO i;

The City Optical softban team
defeated Atlantic Coast Line, SO,
last night at Robert Strange Park,
in a practice game marked by
excessive errors on both sides.
Sam Rowan pitched for the
Coast Line, striking out nine and
walking two. He was relieved by
Leon Thomas, who wiffed four
and passed none. For the winners
A. l.. King Tipped the complete
game, giving up six hits. He gave
up one free pass and sat down
seven via the strikeout route.
Leading hitters were Stands OF
Atlantic Coast Line with n hit
in two trips and McPhatter and
Jeffords of City Optical, who
banged out one for two each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Municipal Advisory Council
Approves April 1927 Date
Tournament Committee To Be Composed OF
One Member From Each Vocation and Pro-
fession; % Individuals Agree To Serve

The first annual Wilmington Star-News Advertisers
golf tournament will be played on the Municipal golf course
beginning April 10 through April 81, the tournament COM
mittee announced last night.
The committee, headed by Louis Orrel and the work
ing committee, with Jack Newman as chairman met with
the Advisory Council of the Municipal golf course last night
and completed details for the tourney.
The tournament, the first of it's kind to be held here
is sponsored by the Star-News Advertisers and their boni
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
YMCA Swim Meet

Bobby Budd out pointed all par
Elephants in the YMCA Cadet Swim
ming Meet yesterday with - points
to win championship of the "Y",
it was. announced yesterday by
Homer Council, class instructor.
Ed Brown followed closely be-
hind Budd with 10 points and little
Ed Fisher snagged eight for second
and third place respectively.
Swim Meet participants and their
scores are: Bobby Budd, 10; Ed
Brown, 10; Ed Fisher, 8; Shark
Forresser. 3: Swim Perry, i; War
rem Sellers, 6; and Minnow Mer-
rift, 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
TAR HEEL RACQUET
OUTFIT WINS AGAIN

CHAPEL HILL, April 9-(P9
In their most impressive showing
to date, North Cardinals racquet
swingers shut out University of
South Carolina this afternoon, 80,
to extend their string Of triumphs
to six straight.
The Tar Heels of Coach John
Kenfield showed the Gamecocks
no mercy, South Carolina failed
to pocket a single set.
Turner was force dto double
fault to Cardinals Vic Seixas sew
en- times, but the Gamecock's top
seeded racqueteer aced his OPP
ponent five times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Chan ner;s Decision Clears
MacPhaI And Branch Rickev
Commissioner Says "Durocher Has no
Measured Up To The Standards Expected
i of Managers Of Our Baseball Teams"

CINCINNATI, April - (AP) Lea (The lip Du-
rocher, one of basebalps most explosive characters since he
became manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers eight years ago,
today was suspended for the 1947 season by Commissioner
A. B. Chandler.
Durocher has not measured up to the standards ex-
pected or required of managers of our baseball teams"
Chandler said.
The suspension of the %belligerent Leo, who left ashort-
stop's lob to become basebalTs highest paid manager-an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
President Truman
Gets Season Ducat

WASHINGTON, April 9-[PI
President Truman, in high
good humor, received today his
annual American League base
ball pass.
The southpaw Chief Execu-
tive, who is expected to throw
the first ball at Washington's
opening game against the New
York Yankees Monday, also
got a wallet to put the ducat
in.
But the President confided
to reporters and photographers
in a ceremony on the porch
outside his executive office
that Mrs. Truman "GOt the best
Of it."
The first lady's pass was in
an alligator bag bearing the
gold initials B. w. T.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Game Vas Originally Slated
For Legion Stadium TONIGHT
Wednesdays Contest Rained Out; Buccan-
GERS Leave For Kafer Park Tilt This
Morning; Play Here Saturday

The Wilmington Pirates will journey to New Bern to-
DAY to meet the New Bern Bears in the third game of the
mytnlcal seacoast series. The game was originally schedul-
ca 10 De played at Legion Field, but due to the wet grounds
at the New Bern field yesterday the game was transferred
to the Craven city.
The two clubs will clash here Saturday night. L. NJ.
Pollock, president of the Buccaneers said last night.
Pollock said the Pirates are seeking to make q de.,
WIN 3 pitcher from lYanhOe. but he refused to diuulno 4ho
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Sukefort To Manage
Brooklyn Team Today

BROOKLYN, April 9-(P)-
Clyde Sukeforth, Brooklyn
coach, tonight was named to
manage the Dodgers in their
exhibition game with the Mont
real Royals at Ebbets Field
tomorrow. For this game only,
Sukeforth, a former big league
catcher, scout and minor lea
que pilot, will fill in the spot
left open by the suspension Of
Leo Durocher for the 1947 sea-
son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Joe Louis May Set
Up Camp In Indiana

LOS ANGELES, April 9-(P-
When and if Joe Louis goes in
training he'll go to West Baden
Springs, Ind, Marshall Miles, one
of his managers, said today.
Miles indicated that it would
probably be about April 20 before
the heavyweight champions plans
would be definite, however.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

AVN w d1NOlkC VIC
hurler's name until final arrange
ments have been made.
The Pirates were unable to get
in any practice yesterday as the
field at Legion Stadium was soggy.
1--WE are sorry we had to can
eel the game for Thursday night,
but the agreement with the New
Bern club was that we would al
ternate the contests" Pollock ex-
planned last night.
Nate Andrews was not avail
able for comment last night and
Pollock said he could not say who
Andrews would send to the mound
in the Kafer park clash this AFT
ernoon. The game will start at 3
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

10 M a C Phail'
character and il
tegrity.
He said, how
ever both Rick
~ and Durocl.
or had admitte.
making S o m
state ments re
gard i 6 Mac
Phail's guest a
the H a a n
game.
tt t e m e n t
along with eth
srs made in ;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
COLLEGE SPORTS

BASEBALL
N. c. State AMcCrary 4.
Spartanburg (Tri-State) Thurman ,
Presbyterian @Wofford l.
Michigan 6-NorIh Carolina 8.
University OF Virginia 12-Quantiet
Marines 8.
Duke cornell l.
TENNIS
North Carolina @South Carolina o.
Cornell 8-Duke 1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

Continued on Page Eight; Col. 81