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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05


 mace. 3-Bedrooms, Waynor Add, Furnish ed, refrig., washing machine, venetian blinds. BOATS Tacora, Polaris, Albetros, Floating Cannery, 31A36. DOUGLAS four bedroom homes, one $3,5OO00, one $2,50O.OO. Furn- ished. Beach Property, Juneau-Douglas, also Auke Bay area.
 Business Properties: Decker Bldg, Curio Shop, ? marine shops, Sea- view Apts. MURPHY & MJRpRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
 FGR RENT STEAM HEATED Bedroom in pri- vate home. Green 40. 750 St SAMPLE Room or Store Room. See Brownie the Barber. 49 3tI GARAGE, warehouse or shop, s.ze 24 70 it. No. 70 Willoughby Ave. next to Coles Barn. ph. Blue 275. 737-tf NICE CLEAN steam reatea rooms, also steam baths. Scandinavian Rccrs. 736-tf GANAGF FOR RENT. Ph. 51s.
 736-tf RENT a SELEoT-O-RAY SUM LAMP fol better hc.lti.. s1o De- posi,: Rent S. month, may be applied on purchase price. PAR SONS ELECTRIC COMPANY.
 727-tf ROOMS FOR REM. Down town loeltion 1nqulre at Darnells.
 657-tf. CLEAN steamheateo rooms. clean heds. 3l5 Gold St 656-tf BOOM kitchen privileges = Home Hotel Phone 886
 NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day or week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187.
 WANTED SEWING and alterations. Phone Green 429. 750 If RELIABLE WOMAN will care for children evenings. Ph. Black 910. 751 2t WANTED: Garage near St. Ann's Hospital. Ph. Green 615 49 At TO RENT furnished apartment or house for couple and 6-year-old daughter Phone Metcalf 701 af- ter 6 D. m. 74S If HELP WANTED ED-Painter, must be 1st class mechanic, days work guaranteed. Ph. 581. 742-tf WANTED TO RENT Furnished or unfurnished two or three bed- room apartment or house. Ph. i 866. 742-1mo i KIRSTEN'S BEAUTY SHOP. spec 1 iallzing in Permanents, Quart ! Oi. S10.50. New Ray Machineless, Sl350. Helene Curtis Creme Oil i Cold Wave, S18.5o and $40. Ph. 556. 780-tf 1 HEMSTITCHING and Button Making. Black 510. 737-1mo. l LOST AND FOUND i LOST: Mans Elgin wrist watch, leather strap. Reward. Phone 229 51 At MISCELLANEOUS
 WINTER & POND CO. Inc
 Complete Photographic Supplies Developing = Printing Enlargins Artists Paints and Materials Photographic Christmas Cards AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black ATS. 20. Box 7e2.
 656-tf BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc. Violet Seaberg, Green 483. GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50 Paper Curls, $l up, Lolas Beauty Shop. Phone POI 3l5 Decker Way
 FOR SALE-Thiee houses and lot houses in good condition and oes location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576. Juneau. 472-t' COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT Rental of the AB Hall, liquor li- cense renewals and relief for Europe are expected to be the main topics of business at tonight's regular
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Upholstery

1-$12.95 Studio Couch Cover
Slightly damageO O---$s.s5
12-$3.95 Slip-on Auto Seat
Covers $1.79 each
24-$5.95 Rayon Marquisette
Priscilla Curtains, 54x63" long.
$500
12-$1.69 Dining Room Chair
Covers, arm chairs only s9c
rs yds. Velveteen, wine color.
~ WlQe -$I.oS yu'
3 pr.-$12.95 Quilted Chintz Bed
room Draperies, as $500 pr.
6-$12.95 Vanity Skirts $S.75
100 yds. $1.49 Everglaze Chintz,
seconds, Al" wide I'd.
rs yds. $1.69 Hand Screened Print
Material, 40" wide-----$1.oo I'd.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Kann's-second Floor
Hosiery

y
"As Is" Full Fashioned Sheer
Nylon Hosiery. Famous name
styles included. Assorted styles
and constructions. Broken sizes
and colors rs-----2 prs. $1.O6
Imperfects of Rayon Hosiery. For
little women. Cotton reinforced.
Good colors in small sizes. Slight
imperfections ----- 10c
Misses and ChiIdren's Cotton
Ankle Socks. Assorted styles and
colors. Not all sizes included.
Soiled pr.
Gas Is" Famous Name Super
Sheer, 15-Denier Nylons. Exqui-
site, all-nylon sheers, slightly
damaged. New dark colors but
not all sizes included -S8c pr.
Imperfects of Full Fashioned Cot
ton Mesh Hosiery. Broken sizes.
Medium shade and white in
cluded ------29c pr.
Imperfects Of Famous Name Full
Fashioned Sheer Rayon Hosiery.
Slight imperfections. Cotton re-
inf6rced. Good colors but not all
sizes included -------39c pr.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Art Goods

1-$5.98 Embroidered Apron, 9Sc
l-S3.9S Embroidered Apron, 79c
3-S1.0O Hanks Yarn, soiled 49c
15-10c Skeins Baby Pearl Cot
ton, soiled- d-----------Sc
1880 Stamped S-pc. Buffet
Kann'SFourth Floor
Lamps
a-S29.9S Planter Lamps --$1S.SS
5O-S3.9S Brass Pin-up Lamps,
s2.ss
1-S29.9s Table Lamp and Shade.
S19.98
25-s9.sS Fluorescent Desk Lamps,
$5.9S
12-s9.ss LES. Table Lamps,
S6.9S
2-S14.ss Hurricane Lamps, $12.sS
Kann'-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
SoiIed Blankets
and Comforts

+S4.s5 72xS4" Cotton Comforts,
s3.s9
+S6.s5 72x90" Beacon Blankets,
500 rayon, $50 wool, $50
cotton INSTRUMENTATION
-s15.95 72x90" Orrspun An-Wool
blankets $l2.SS
3-S15.95 72x90" All-wool Ken
wood Blankets ----$10.99
2-25.OO North Star Fine All
wool Blankets, 72x9W --$19.99
3-ss.95 72x90" Chatham Blan-
kets, 1870 wool, $50 cotton.
S6.99
4-S6.s5 72xs0" Purrey Blankets,
1870 rayon. 1870 wool ---$4.99
s-s4.s5 72xs4" Beacon Blankets,
all cotton
4-s7.99 72xs0" All-wool Blankets.
$5.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Knit Under,Cedr

45c Cotton Knit Panty, medium
weight cotton. Tearose; small.
medium and large. Soiled 19c
Imperfects of Famous Name Ray
on slips and half slips; tearose
and white included. Slight imper-
fections; broken sizes. Some are
soiled 49c
S1.00 Famous Make Rayon Jersey
Panties. Pastel rose shade. Full
cut band leg style. Not all
sizes included ------69c
75c Famous Make Rum proof
Rayon Bras. Tearose shade.
Broken sizes. Some are soiled, SOC
sc Imperfects of Famous Name
Rayon Undies. Panty and brief
styles. Slight imperfections.
Broken sizes and colors ---49c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Linens

10-S2.95 5-Piece Printed Cotton
Bridge Sets------$1.53
seconds S1695 Irish Linen
Damask Table Cloths. 70xl06, $12
3-$6.50 7.Piece Printed Cotton
Luncheon Sets, 54x54"- $3.95
I2-S5.95 7-Pc. Printed Luncheon
Sets, 52x7O
48-Printed Border Cotton Nap
klnS AVG
3-SI2.7S 7-Pc. Luncheon Sets,
OfAO4 ~ss0S
$3.50 Embroidered Guest Tow
ELS ---S0V
14-Seconds Of $500 Cotton DAM
ask Cloths, 56x72"- 72"------$1.9
1885 70x90" Famous Make
Lace Cloth, damaged --s6.95
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Handkerchief

Mems 25c initiated Cotton Hand
kerchiefs with satin striped bor-
der. c, E, F, Fl, M, N, P. T. w.
only Tor $l.OO
Women's 29c White Cotton Hand
kerchiefs with colored hand en-
broidery-- l-----6 for $1.00
Women's 81 Handkechiefs, hand
made linens and novelties. Mussed
or slightly soiled-----59c Soc
Mems Irreg. Of Higher Priced Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs s-----29c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Toys
24-s4c Glass Baking Dish Sets,
79c
45-S1.00 Sets of Plastic Dining
Room Furniture ----69c
8-S12.19 Tom tom Indian
Drums $5.95
6-S9.50 Tom tom Indian Drums,
s4.75
25-s1.1s Sets of Lead Soldiers,
sc
3o-$1.1s Metal Snow shovels,
CSC
6-s4.s5 Cuddly Dressed Puppy
DOGS -$2.95
$3.50 Plastic Baby RattIes, 25c
1-S29.50 Sweetie Pie Tousle-
head Doll S19.95
1-$20.95 Formally Dressed Little
Lady Doll $14.95
1-s21.75 Sweetie-Pie Doll and
Layette ----$14.95
1-S43.95 Bride Doll in white satin
QcSS PSV'oV
15-S18.50 Velocipedes, 16" front
wheel size --$15.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Luggage
2-$16.55 Week End Travel Cases,
$3.50
3-S25.O0 Pullman Cases S16.S5
2-S27.00 Wardrobe Cases, $17.95
3-S13.15 Sport Bags $8.95
All Luggage Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
TOiIetries

otpC1s tNV
l44-Men's S1.75 Fam0us-Make
Gift Sets for Shaving ---- 69c"
14o-Men's s2.ss Military Brush
Sets, 3-piece --------------Sl.9o
2S8-S1.00 Bath Powder, assorted
fragrances 5000 35c*, 3 for S1.00*
16O-S2.00 Wiss Chrome plated
Nail Scissors s----------s---$ $I.09
144-$1.98 Fine Natural Bristle
Hair Brushes $l.o0
144-50c After-shave Talcum, 15c"
.Plus s0E Tu1
Kann's-Street Floor
Notions
40-S1.25 Quilted Floral Chintz
Chair Covers for dining room
chairs ------------~- o5c
50-49c to 81 Rayon Satin Bras
sieres. Broken sizes --- 25c
60-5Oc Elastic Sanitary Belts.
Sizes medium, large --- 10c
10-S1.49 Prs. Shower Scuffs, pas
tel shades. Broken sizes ~ 39c
I00-25c Prs. Keystone Dress
Shields, nainsook covered. Sizes
ga. Regular and crescent 15c
20-Sf.95 Bra Top Lastex Girdles.
En
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Furniture

l-$9.s5 Walnut finished Coffee
1aDlc ------------------ $o'oo
l-$11.S5 Walnut finished Cock
tail Table $6.98
-S7.95 Maple finished Step
Stools ---------$4.SS
1-S12.95 Wheat finished Com
mOue
1-S7.95 Kitchen Chair -$2.SS
1885 Chrome Chair, red
leatherette seat and back----$3.SS
S$5.95 Implanted Chairs, 1898
@$42.50 Unpainted China Cabi-
uetS -----------x---- ----- ~H"'o"
1-$7.95 Unpainted Bookcase,
$4.sS
1-s6.s5 Unpainted Bookcase,
$s.ss
I-$11.s5 Unpainted Bookcase,
s6.ss
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Electrical Appliances

7-S3.95 Glass Coffee Makers, $1.49
3-$4.45 Chromium Hot Plates,
$2.9S
3--S12.95 Kitchen Clocks, $S.95
1-S18.95 Soldering Iron - S3.95
2-S29.95 Electric Blenders, $24.95
&-S9.95 Automatic Irons A.95
2-S12.00 Heaters A.95
l-S10.95 Heater
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Housewares

Housewares
15-S2.95 Perfecake Pans - 79c
12-S3.95 Aluminium Combination
Cooker and Egg Poacher - S2.95
2-As is. sS.95 Outdoor Clothes
Dryer --------- $3.50
25-s1.ss Rubber covered Dish
Drainer Sl.OO
1s-s3.4s Enameled Wooden Step,
Stools $l.OO
35-s1.sS Alum n m Serving
Trays --Sl.VV
21-As is. $3.50 step-on Cans,
s2.ss
7-s1s.ss wardrobes. 24x2ox65".
s14.ss
1-s2s.s5 Wardrobe. 27x2oxss",
s1s.s5
.-ss.5o Wall Cabinets. 27x25x12".
$500
e-s7.5o Wall Cabinets. 1sx28x12",
S4.9s
1-s29.95 Kitchen Base. 24x221ax
36" $24.95
l-s10.ss Kitchen Base. 1ex20x31".
$7.9S
1-s21.5O Kitchen Base. 16x2ox
36" -S15.99
1-S7.98 Undersink Cabinet, $4.99
1e-s3.98 to 1898 Garment Bags,
$2.99
sass Garment Bags---$1.99
5-$1.9S Blanket Bags 99c
1-$2s.95 Kitchen Base. 271zx
221ax32A -------------$1s.S5
72-7sc Glass ventilators, 8x2ox
80" 49c
s-$9.95 Bathroom Ensemble, $2.99
1o-S7.5o to $1,000 Shower Cur
tains. Floor samples, soiled. $2.9s
11-S5.98 Bathroom Window
Drapes s--------------S2.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
SiIrertUdre
s6.98 Silver plated Bon Bon
Dishes $3.49"
$500 Silver plated Bon Bon
Dishes Sz.4S"
s1.s8 SiIver-Plated Dinner Bells,
S1.00
s12.ss Large Round Vegetable
Dishes. Slightly scratched. $780,
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
GLOpes

27-$4.00 and $500 Prs. Pull-on
Natural Doeslkin Gloves. Sizes 6
to 6a. Soiled from display. $l.95
Irreg. Of Higher Priced Rayon and
String Gloves. Brown and navy.
Sizes 6 to 7-------------4Sc
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Remnants for Men

Remnants JOT WeH
a :, ro ,.esuI,. Tic.
- OK Aii,vooi Sleeveless Sweaters ---2.6o
a $50 Irresuor Cotton FIonneette Peiomos -z74
eE z;"astso,t zeIan-f;nish jackets -zss
e ei;.v,.I. All WooI Sweater. 90
% e so..s.. " zee
~ $50 AII-woo Spover sweoter Slightly soled 4!s
* co.ton k;te Shirt soiled ---------zze
= so ATwooi si,oxer Sweater --- 44s
o $50 AI-wooI Sweater, slightly mussed 5.4s
iSs c,ron EIoneIette Poiomos extra Iona, soied,
~ ~ 34e
,-,7os pohe don,ooed -----6SS 6SS
!, az cot.o, Terrx Pobe soIed 50
az cot+on sweote, ---$2 81
a 1856 Poiomos, nussed, soied ---------------3z9
l-75o Sport Shirt. rnussed d---------------4.44
Kann's Mems Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Stationery

CSC Pkg. Envelopes, 1Sc, 2 for SSc
e9c Ball Point Pens ns----1 19c
12-S2.00 Nah Jong Racks (du-
bonne) QUO
30-Boxes "a Notes, "a Envelopes,
assorted colors -----------19c
l0c Wrapping Cord d---------5c SC
90c Wearsver Pencils. Grey and
red
Kann'-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Leather Goods

Le0theT COO0S
f2-$1.95 Plastic Vanity Gases,
59c+
$500 and $500 Bags $1.00"
l-s39.5 50 Black Calfskin Bag,
$685.
75-s2. 90 and $500 Ladies Belts,
S1.00
75-s4.0O to $3.50 Billfoids, s2.s9*
sPlas soe6 tds
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
NeckDear

$3.50 Torso, Cape Sleeve
Blouses. Size 80. Aqua back
ground print $2.99
7-S7.95 Rayon Satin Dickies with
attached hood. Black. brown, S4.95
S2.99 Printed Silk Pull-over Pep
ium Blouses es----G.59
Odd Blouses, silks. rayons
white, navy and pastels in group,
$3.s9
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
CIearasce!
Major
Appliances

1-S230 Gas Heater.
Floor Sample ---S204.50
1-$131 Oil Hot-Water
Heater - 1895
2-$58.50 24x30 Metal
Base Cabinets. AS
is s--$ $39.95
1-s134.95 Detroit Jewel
Gas Range. AS Is $124.50
1-$114.50 Thirty-Gal-
lon Electric Hot-Water
Heater -----$94.50
Electrical Appliance
Store
9th and D Streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Seconds Of s79S
72xS4-is. AH.WooI
BEACON
Blankets
s5.oo

Soft virgin wool blan-
kets labeled "Westmin-
ster," In lovely pastels
with rayon satin bind
ing. Inperfections are
slight!
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
.JeUelry

JeUetry
lis pieces Jewelry---2 for $1.00*
20-Men's $1.95 to $3.50 Service
Rings to $S.75*
I50-$3.00 to $3.50 Pieces JeweIry.
$780,
3-Men's $12.5o to $500 Yellow
Gold filled Bracelets ---$5.00*
'Plus sos tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Bedroom, Furniture

3-$59.50 Mahogany veneered
Dressers, damaged-$34.S5
I-S4s.50 Mahogany veneered
Chest of Drawers, damaged. $2S.95
1-$44.94 Maple finished Dresser,
damaged ------$29.S5
1-S44.95 Maple finished Chest OF
Drawers, damaged-----$29.95
1-S44.50 Walnut-veneered Chest
Of Drawers Observation-Disclosures $29.S5
1-S39.50 Double Size Innerspring
1885 Maple - finished Cricket
Chair, damaged $S.S9
l-S11.95 Maple finished Cricket
Rocker VIII
1-s24.95 Occasional Chair. $l5.99
l-$29.95 30-Inch Simmons Roll
away Cot with innerspring mat
tress, damaged $1S.S8
1-S79.00 Twin Size Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring to match.
$49.95
I-S69. 80 Double Size Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring to match,
$500
Kann'sEThird Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Irrss 7oe Cotton tsIssvsd Shirts Infons siEes4ss
81 80 Cotton overos. Sizes TO
sse Cotton Knit Polo Shirts Sizes 70 e-----------74s
$l.e9 Sterling Silver
5es Sterling Silver Borsttss- zss"
$3.50 Utility Dioper Boss. ripper closure
81 - Cotton Dresses Sizes | 10 $z14
So Wsorebss. Including pnoores dresses Eton
SUITS sIoeks, bobbie suits
'Pus 300 tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Rugs

l-s129.s5 sx12 Rust Velvet Broad
Ioom $3.50
25-S6.95 24x42" Cotton Loop Pile
Rugs. Gold only-----~--- S1.99
1-S155.95 9x12 Wine Broadloom
Rup $685.
I-S49.95 5.6xS.6 Wilton Rug S33
1-S49.95 Axe Administer Rug. S33
2-S34.95 4x6 Tufted Cotton Rugs,
1883
Kann's-Third Floor
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
NONE InAcHt42 - -. :
 ARRIVED 5suNDAY

Miss Bes s ie Smi tn of Nome Wasi'>. 7Seldo4 via's. first schoo1te- - achsr to 5ahe, ap: Fesr .idence e here rt'% tn is year. Miss. smi th~ aHl- rived last Sunday. She is regi s tered, at the Beachc omber::. f pr the present.. F>t n
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20

eo0O.oCO0.o6oD
 This is the some- thing Thew and diff ferent" tha t you need to take the monot ony out of meal al~plannin ng these dayss Serve this casserole dish with a mixed vege-. table salcd topped with homemade French dres sing (.J;s surp- ri ing what a .credi :: able salad the con- tents = of vegetable cans will pr oduce) a.nd 2 bluebe~ry pie for desserts
 It's easy and it's :goodI,, <an d'1bet ter yat, its .. simple; "a ish to fix. Here s Show :
 4 Dim r*in~.a''0: sh
 -' M5IT1-: f fbsp -, Tat in. an >iron skillet andsS | tightly |, fry 2 green peppers, .chop~ ped, and l onion, chopped,r for s min utes :. j Ldd/lLlb. ham- burger and blend we'll stirring in spepper, to taste and l5: tsp-.:: salt. Remove fr on fire, stir in P. eggs. and mix we'll.
 Put l cup corn in a greased baking dish, thenfi.:sprea cad over it half of me at mi xtw e. Top with a layer of sliced toma-- toess RepeGt the pr OcesS and cover with bread crumbs.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20

NOS VISIT
 Waldo Ander son, younger son of Mrs. Juanitu Ander s on of Seldovia, completed a br rief visit here last We ek and returned Out side en route to a new job.
 'Mr. ..nder s on is to be port captain of Gulf ports for Paci- fife Tankers, Inc., with whom he has been assoc iated thr ough the war years. He will be heGdQuar tered in Texas. n
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
The .Fr ont CT smen

MISS ADAMS
 sfLOOViA
 Miss Marguer ite. adams of anchor age, who has beon the hous egue st oI; Mrs. Junnita Under son of Seldov io dur ing the past u1nmer, returned to anchor age this week. She is. soon to take Up her clas ST oom dut ies in, the Anchor- age schools again.
 Miss Adams was Mrs Ander son's guest on c final flight ov- CT Seldov1a and the surrounding C ountry Monday afternoon be- fore she was taken to Homer to beg ik her tr ip homo.
 Miss, adams :. Mrs. 3Arderson and: H. L. Olms ted took off from 'Seldovia's :. beaches with pilot Dick Mill CT for an Ger ial tour that inc lpded ;. Red Mountain. Ha1ibut Cove, Beer Cove and the Bradley river country.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
STANDARD OIL MAN HERB fOR- AUDIT

l.. F.. St. Germain of SeattIe,,H ,H a. Stand- ard Oil audi tor, ar r ived in -,... 6eldovia last Monday. He. ex- poets to bechere ej f or several days while checking accounts at the local office.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Earhart New
e. OF c.
Manager

Raymond r. Earhart, former
state treasurer of Arizona, was
elected manager Of the Santa Cruz
County Chamber of Commerce yes
terday noon at special meeting Of
the organizations board of direc-
tors.
He will take up his new duties
Monday and succeeds Harry Ham
bleton, who resigned some time ago
to locate in Central America. Ear
hart will move to Nogales shortly
to make this city his home.
The new G. of G.. manager was
born in Athens, Ohio, and came TO
Santa Cruz County IN 1906.
He served as this county's first
county treasurer tafter statehood
from 1912 to 1917, then was Sheriff
for two terms, 1920; and was
elected state treasurer in November
1920, the only state Democratic
candidate to win in the Republican
landslide that year.
Earhart lived in Los Angeles for
about 20 years prior to relocating
in this county in 1912 and in No
vember last year was elected to the
lower house of the state legislature.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
la Entries
For Horse
Show AT Sonoita

Up to April 14th, 124 entries had
been received for the various events
at the annual horse show to be held
at Sonoita Sunday, April 9th, UNI
der the auspices of the Santa Cruz
County Fair & Rodeo Association.
Glass Model cowhorse foals Of
1916, either sex, is the largest class
so far with 81 entries.
Judges for the show are Harry
Irving, Prescott; Glen Chipperfield,
Phoenix; and Ernest Browning,
Wilcox.
Tick Tack, this years winner OF
the Tucson Horse Show, is among
the many entries for the SonoitA
event.
Glass 12-Dude riding class, open
to any horse ridden by guest stay
ing at a dude ranch. has been slow
in receiving entries. The Little
Outfit Ranch will have horses avail
able on the grounds for any guest
of any dude ranch to ride in that
event. Dudes interested can contact
Bill Holbrook of Patagonia for entry
blanks, and The Little Outfit Ranch
will have the horses on the grounds
for use,
The trophies for the various
classes will be on display in the
window of the Daniels Jewelry Com
pany of Tucson for one week.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
BORDER
BALONEY
(By MARTY LOUGHMAN)

Well, it looks like Happy Chandler
fired the wrong guy for popping off.
Also frankie Sinatra popped the
wrong guy for popping off. They
both should have done it to Henry
A. Wallace, too. There is real
pop-off.
Imagine a guy that few years
ago wanted to leave two bottles of
milk on every doorstep in the world,
now objecting to giving little help
to little Greece. Shows you what
a few drinks of that Vodka will do.
I wonder if he's the guy they
were looking for the day the keeper
of the nut house stopped at the
farm house and sez to the farmer:
"Say, there is a crazy nut escaped
from the nut house. Did he come
here?"
And the farmer sez, IT don t
know. What does he look ike?"
The keeper sez, He was a long,
skinny, bald headed guy, and his
hair looked like porcupine. He is
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Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Joe Tena To
Manage
Saldamando Team

Joe Tena, well known Nogales
sports lover, has been chosen to
manage the Saldamando Drug soft
ball team, one of the newest organ
lied teams that will be in the league
this year.
Tena reported that new uniforms
are in the making by Sosa's from
across the border. The uniforms
will be blue and white with the
sponsors name on the front New
equipment has already been issued.
Building his team around Big Joe
OhneSorgen, who throws one of the
fastest balls in the league, Tena has
hopes of having one of the leading
contenders for the crown this year.
Johnny Mora and Gene Sykes, Uni
versity of Arizona students, will join
the roster upon completion of school
in the latter part of May
The team is now made up of Ro-
bert Ramirez, Ralph Cruz, Ernie
Valencia, Joe Ohnesorgen, Frank
Alonzo, Joe Lopez, Earl Pottinger,
Johnny Logan, Louie Lomeli, Eddie
Stoller, Robert Yslas, Lee White,
Johnny Mora, Albert Larson, and
Gene Sykes.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Nogales Teachers
Get Pay Boost

Teachers in the Nogales public
schools will get an average pa,
boost of 81 ,0es annually during the
1947-48 school year, Superintendent
Of Schools A. J.. Mitchell announced
this week.
The new pay schedule boosts the
minimum salary to 81, 400 for in
structors with bachelors degrees
without previous classroom expert
ence.
Instructors holding masters de-
grees without classroom experience
will receive a $2,7s4 minimum while
teachers with six years of college
preparation will be given a mini
mum of $3,G72.
Maximum pay after II years ex-
perience in each of the three cate
gories above will be, respectively:
1852; 1896 and 81 ,224, Mitchell
said.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Definite Action Promised On
Erection OF Memorial To
Santa Cruz Vets OF World War II

the coming meeting is to establish
the methods of raising funds so
that every citizen of the county may
make contribution without it's
being a burden"
eff present plans are carried out,
this community will have not only
a memorial, but a useful and ex-
panding project which in time
should incorporate the ideas and
wishes of practically every interest
ed person.
"Officers of the Memorial group
are entirely agreed on all proposals
at present and are highly enthusi-
astic over the possibilities of the
project planned. Following the
Wednesday meeting, details will be
announced which will present to the
public exactly what is planned and
the methods which are proposed to
make the plans a reality
Notices are being mailed to all
members of the Board of Directors
for the meeting on the 23rd and it
is hoped that a full roster will be
present.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

The annual Spring Horse Show
of the Santa Cruz Fair and Rodeo
Association will be held at Sonoita,
Sunday, April 9th, beginning at
9 80 in the morning and with events
all during the day. Refreshments
will be available at the grounds.
Fifteen events make up the horse
show and five races will be held.
Entry blanks may be obtained from
Bill Holbrook, Patagonia, Arizona.
Races-at least three entries in
every race.
l. One-eighth mile for two-year
clds foals Of 1945). Fillies and
horses. Entry fee $500 Added
money $4,000. Weight 120 pounds.
First and second money split 6O-4O.
Fillies allowed pounds.
2. 3OO-yard race, open only to
horses entered in the refining class.
Entry fee $25.OO Added money
$4,000. Weight 125 pounds. Mares
allowed 5 pounds. First and second
money split 60-40.
3. One-fourth mile. Entry fee
$25.OO. Added money $4,000. Weight
125 pounds. Mares allowed 5 pounds
First and second money split 6o-4O
4. Open to any horse used regu-
larly by guests on dude ranch
Entry fee $40. Added money $25OO
300 yards. Stock saddles. First
and second money split 60-40
S. Stick race. Entry fee $25.00
Added money $4,000. p mile, each
horse in the team to run Il mile.