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Nogales international., 1947-04-04
George King
Track Letterman
At University

George King, who was a four-year
Nogales High School track letter
man, is now member of the Uni
versity of Arizona track team under
the supervision of Coach Limey
Gibbings.
King, who graduated from here
in 1915, entered the Navy upon
graduation and after he was dis
charged enrolled in the university,
and is now Freshman
IN high school he ran the 100 and
220-yard dashes, winning numerous
places in the many meets he enter
ed, including the Southern confer
ence and state track meets.
He has changed his race to the
44O-yard dash now at the university
and is one of the leading contenderS
there. In a recent intra-mural
meet he placed in this event and
was chosen as one of the few 44O
men to represent Arizona when the
Wildcats journeyed to San Diego
for their first meet of the season.
King began his track career under
Wally Smith in 1912 when he was
freshman.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP
(COngregational-M -MethOdist)


Church School meets at 9:45.
Primary Department under direc-
ton of Mrs. Lon M. Bellman meets
same hour.
Morning worship at HOO o'clock.
Theme, 1.-The Eastertide." This will
be an outstanding service of music
appropriate to the occasion. Prof.
VIM. Fink will play a special violin
number, and Mr. Richard M. Ross,
the noted baritone, will sing a solo.
The choir under direction of Mr..
Russell A. Smith will sing selected
anthem, and Auverna Smith Crane
will sing. Mrs. Helen Bughman
will preside at the piano. Come
and share in the special programme
motivated by the Easter mood.
Governor Osborn has issued a
proclamation asking the business
houses to close on Good Friday from
IL to 8 o clock In keeping with this
we will observe the Holy Commu-
Mon at o'clock in the afternoon.
This is not a denominational OBJ
servance, but is open to any and
all who desire to commune. Re
member the hour-2 pm. Friday.
o. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
Henry Franklin
Elected Student
Body President

Nogales High School students Sc
lected their student body officers
for the 1947-48 school year Friday
morning after a hot and peppy
campaign put on by the many can
didates and their campaign man
ayers that ran for about a week
before the election.
Henry Franklin, a Junior, was
elected president. Franklins COM
petitors for the office were Dick
Capin and Dick Anderson. He will
succeed Bobby Hathaway, current
preXy.
In the race for vice-president,
Shirley Hessler defeated Ester Cas-
tro, and will succeed Bobby Lopez,
this years vice-president.
Eva Colunga won the position of
secretary and will succeed Emma
Morales. Emma Hernandez was the
Only other contestant for the posi-
ton.
Leonilo Larriva will succeed Elo-
ina Lopez as treasurer. Gertrude
Bracker and Ramiro Beatty were
the two other contestants.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

by THIS varsity)-won by Bisbee;
second, Hitchcock; Morales failed
to finish. Time-12.9.
Mile medley relay-won by Tue
son Ewing, Davis, Kelly and Stew.
art); second, Nogales; third, Casa
Grande; fourth, Ampritheater.-
Time-4:01.3.
1O0-yard dash exhibition by THIS
varsity: won by Brown; second,
Porter; third, Lovett. Time-1O.3.
432-yard shuttle hurdle relay
won by Tucson (Ahee, Turpen,
Matteson and Gaston; second.
Nogales. Time-55.2.
Mile relay-Won by Casa Grande
(Walters, Salazar, Brown and Ma
SOM; second, Nogales; third, Am
phitheater; fourth, Tucson (failed
to finisED. Time-3:44.2.
890-yard relay-won by Tucson
Ewing, Foster, Davis and Gaston;
second, A1nphitheater; third, No
gales; fourth, Casa Grande. Time
1888.
High jump-won by Turpen, Tue
son; second, Salgado, Nogales;
third, Miller, Amphitheater; fourth,
Ellsworth, Casa Grande. Height
s. g..
Point score-Nogales 544, Tucson
80, Amphitheater IA, Casa Grande
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

firsts in the 880-yard medley, two
mile medley, and the shotput. They
chalked up 81 points in winning the
championship for southern Arizona
schools.
The Nogales Apaches will be host
to the Tucson sophomores on Tues
day, April 8, and the Amphitheater
Panthers on Friday, April IL.
The results of the Tucson meet:
880-yard medley relay-won by
Nogales (Romo, Teyechea, Linger-
felter, O'Hagin); second, Amphi-
theater; third, Tucson; fourth, Casa
Grande. Time-1:412.
Emile medley relay--won by No
gales pitts, Bailey, J. Biggs, Lo-
gam; second, Amphitheater; third
Tucson; fourth, Casa Grande. Time
9:24.6.
440-yard relay-Won by Tucson
(Foster, Ewing, Matteson- and Gas
tom; second, Nogales. Casa Grandt
dropped the baton. Time-472.
Shot put-won by Trujillo, No
gales; second, Valentine, Amphi-
theater; third, Fqippen, Casa
Grande. Distance-37' 21a".
1OO-yard high hurdles-won by
Turpen, Tucson; second, lopez
Nogales. Clarke, Nogales, ran fol
practice only. Time-140.
1OO-yard high hurdles exhibition
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

School for Boys at 2:30 pm.
The locals downed the SAS, state
prep champs, 80 in four chukker
game played at the Pete Kitchen
Ranch here two weeks ago.
Starters for Nogales will be Tom
my Bell at No. l; ]. F. johnson at
No. 2; Nelson Brown at No. 3; and
Col. Gil Proctor at No. 4. Tom
Morgan will make the trip as q
spare. Their horses are being sent
up tomorrow morning.
Due to the game tomorrow there
will be no game here on Sunday
afternoon.
Plans are now being made by the
club to obtain a team from Nogales
Sonora, for a match here on May
3rd, during the fiesta.
A tentative game with Southern
Arizona Horse Breeders Association
later on in the month has also been
scheduled.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 9-E

| ORDINANCE NO. S-E
AN ORDINANCE VACATING AMI
ABANDONING THAT CERTAIN
ALLEY WHICH RUNS NORTH
ERLY AND ERLY
THROUGH BLOCK l OF VILLA
CORONADO; PROVIDING THAT
ALL LAND WITHIN THE LIMITS
OF SAID ALLEY SHALL BE
CONVEYED TO THE OWNERS OF
THE ADJOINING PROPERTY
AND If-~.rCT. .h~7-N1~a AN
EMF RGENCY
Be it ordained and enacted by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the City of Nogales:
Section L. That the certain alley
which runs northerly and southerly
through Block l of Villa Coronado,
a Subdivision of Lot 3, Block 100,
Northern Addition to the Town,
now City, of Nogales, Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona, be, and
the same hereby is, vacated and
abandoned as a public alley between
the north line of Martinez Avenue
and the south line of Kolver Ave-
nue..
Section 2. That the City of No
gales shall convey all of the land
included within the limits of said
alley SO vacated and abandoned to
the owners Of the adjoining prop
erty, to-Wit, M j. Martinez and
Mary Louise D. Martinez, husband
and wife, and Sam Kolver, a single
man; and the Mayor and City Clerk
are hereby authorized and directed,
for and on behalf of the City of
Nogales, and as its act and deed, to
make, execute and acknowledge
said deed, to affix the seal Of the
City thereto and to deliver the same
to the said owners of the adjoining
property.
Section 8. Whereas the preser-
walton of the public peace, health
and safety of the City of Nogales
requires that this ordinance shall
become Immediately operative, AN
EMERGENCY is therefore declared
to exist and this ordinance is hereby
exempted from the referendum
provisions of the City Charter and
shall take effect and shall be in
full force from and after it's pub
lication.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS
9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1947.
APPROVED THIS 9TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1947.
JAMES v. ROBINS.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ALEX. L. DURAZO,
City Clerk
pub. April 4, 1947
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

About 13 million dollars year
is spent in the United States for
hunting and fishing licenses.
First bathtub in the White
House was installed by Presi-
dent Fillmore in 1851 and it start
ed an outcry against "kingly
luxury"
So that slaves of ancient
Greece might be well trained,
their masters sent them to
schools of housekeeping and
cooking.
The hover-hy can make a SOM
ersault in one-hundredth of a
second.
Worlds first iron ship was
launched in Yorkshire, England.
in 1777.
Progeria is disease which
can send child through all life S
stages to old age in 10 years.
The total number Of cannons in
the world in the year 1890 was
estimated at 41.073 pieces.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

| 4NOSdICO, al 1AO11d
March 31st, 1947
Mr.. Craig Pottinger,
Nogales international
Dear Sir:
am very glad to have been given
the opportunity to justify my posi-
ton in this matter.
And to state that any lawfully
admitted and law abiding resident
Of this country, regardless of ma
tionality, posses the privilege, and
it should be regarded as a conscien-
tiouS duty, to offer helpful sugges-
tions towards the betterment of the
community he lives in.
Speaking of good citizenship in
general. it has always seemed to
me that the essence of such good
citizenship consisted in being a law
abiding person, a Trainer of honest
and sincere laws, and a defender of
democratic principles.
Even the most elementary student
of political economy is aware of
the strong influence powerful ma
tions play in the politics and for
nation of governments of lesser
powers.
This meddling and interference
in other nations affairs is a COM
mon practice all over the world to-
Gay.
This is my answer to last weeks
query in one Of your columns.
Thanking you for the good citi-
zenship your paper has displayed
in publishing this letter.
Yours respectfully,
MACK SILVERSTEIN
Bowman Hotel
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
SoftbQU Teams
Must Be Listed
By April 18

D. G. Scott of the softball COM
mission has requested that all those
interested in sponsoring or in man
aging a team this year to notify the
commission as soon as possible.
They must be made by around the
18th of this month.
About six teams will be entered
this year and plans are already be-
ing made for the improvement of
the grounds in order to make this
year a bigger and better softball
season.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04

of Lent Boxes.
11:0O a.m.-Easter Holy Com
munion, Choral and Dedication of
Baptistry New Stained Glass Win
dow. Easter address: "Life's Sur
prises.'
800 pm-Ho1y Baptism.
Tuesday, April 8-Bishop's Com
mittee Meeting in Church Hall at
.7:30 pm.
Friday, April 11-Dessert Bridge
in Hall from 2 pm.
A hearty welcome to all to Easter
worship.
REV. j. ATKINSON, Vicar.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
Nogales Winner
Of Track
Meet At Tucson

Nogales High School cor2e back
strong after disbanding track a few
years ago and copped a four way
relay meet in Tucson Saturday.
Amphitheatre, Casa Grande, Tue
sons Cubs, and Nogales, entered
the meet in which the Apaches took
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
City Gets Navy
Electronics
Platoon

Nogales has been selected as the
location of a Navy Electronics War
fare Platoon of enlisted men and
! officer. it was announced today
by 1t Comdr. l.. B. Mcclellan AS
sistant District Naval Reserve Elec-
tronics Warfare Officer, Eleventh
Naval District.
1t. F. j. Barry, USNR, BOT Morley
avenue, Nogales, has been placed in
charge of the volunteer platoon and
is now seeking recruits and space
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
Nogales Poloists
Play At
ucson Saturday

The Nogales international Polo
Clubs crack polo team leaves for
Tucson tomorrow for a return
match with the Southern Arizona
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science informal serv-
ices are held at the Nogales Theatre
on Sundays from II am. to II noon.
Visitors are cordially invited to
attend.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Good Friday Service at 8 pm.
Easter Day, Sunday, April 6
800 am.-Easter Holy Com
n1union
9:45 a.m.-Church School and
Junior Congregation, Presentation
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
SACRED HEART CHURCH
MASSES.

MASSES:
Sundays: 600, 700. $3.50 and 11:nC
am.
Weekdays: 700, 800, $3.50 am.
BENEDICTION:
Sundays: 1880 pm.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Robert E. Tucker, Pastor
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, 9:45 am.
Preaching, 10:45 am.
B.Y.P.U., $50 pm.
Preaching, 7:30 pm.
Mid-week Prayer Service and
Bible Study, 7::30 pm, Wednesday
All are welcome.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
Want Ads

FOR SALE: Lot IA Block A. Bella
Vista Terrace. Apply Vic Wager or
Medlen Realtors.
FOR SALE: Fine platform rocker
9x12 wool rug, Westinghouse elec-
tric heater Al Camp Little.
Nogales international., 1947-04-04
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Nogales, Arizona
March 31St, 1947
Mr. Craig Pottinger,
Nogales International
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

In colors of Heavenly Blue and
Sunset Rose. Tailored full cut.
They are made of Acetade Rayon,
sizes SO to AZ. Wonderful gifts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Large Safe Stolen
From Clinton Home
OF R. D. Hicks

CLINTON, Dec. IL - A 500
rourd steel vault containing a
large sum of money was stolen
from the home of R. D. Hicks
here between dark and 1870 p.
M. according to Sheriff. Perry
Lockerman.
Hicks, a cafe and farm pro-
prietor was absent from the
home when the vault was stolen
arl the definiate amount of
money in the vault was not re-
leased pending further investi-
CATION of the case.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
HEALTH OFFICER DEBUNKS
SULPHUR FUMIGATING

SAN FRANCISCO, W.R-Re-
member those times 20 or 80 years
ago when dad used to shoe every
body out after a case of measels
or some other child's disease,
close the house tight and fumigate
with sulphur?
DR.. ]. c. Geiger, San Francisco
health officer, says dad was vast
ing his time. He might as well
have burned an old pair of bed
room-slippers as sulphur candles
for ell the good it did.
Sulphur is no good for fumiga-
ton, DR.. Geiger said. He admitted
sulphur fumes would kill mosqui-
toes and make fleas unhappy for
a short time. But germs are tot
ally unaffected and cockroaches
practically thrive on sulphur, he
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
OVER THE NETWORKS


AFTERNOON
1.ea-America United, Forum - NBS
Peoples Platform, Forum - Obs
Sam Pettingill Talk - ABC
Wm. shirer Comment - MBs
1:15-News Commentary - AbC
singing Ganarissn ga,;aadtsn;. . m M1Szsss'e NBc
Doorway to Life CHS
Samy Kaye Senerade - ABC
For Your Approval - MBS
,.oo-Roberrt Merrill Concert - NBc
To Be Announced - CHS
Lee Sweetland Show - ABC
Stephen Graham Drama - nS MBC
1:3o-James Melton Concert - NbC
Bob Reid Sings CHS
The Sunday VeVspers - ABC
News. Veterans Panel - MBs
..A5-smndav Matinee Tunes - CHS
3:oo-Music Parade, Comment - NBS
New York Philharmonic CHS
Lassie. Dog Drama ABC
Theater of Song - MBS-basic
3:l5-Johnny Thompson - Az Az
3:3o-One Mans Family - NBC
Week Around World - ABC
The Juvenile Jury - MBs
4.m-ouiz Kids, Joe Kelly NBC
Are These Our children-ABC
House of Mystery - MBS
4:so-Musicanna Of Chicago c1s ~ NBC
Sound Off BY Warnow - ABC
Detective Mysteries MBS
g:O-The Sunday Theater - NBC
Family Time, Rise Stevens - CBs
Bill Lance Adventure - ABC
The Shadow Drama MBs
s:,o-Hoagy Carmichael Song CHS
Counter Spy Drama - ABC
Quicgk as FFlash MBSS
s:B-Sunday Commentary - CHS
EVENING
o.o-Catholic Radio Service NBC
ozzie and Harriet CHS
Drew Pearson Comment ABC
Those Websters, Drama - MBs
e:15-NeWs Summary ABC
S:3O-Hollywood Preview NBC
Percy Faith, Ginny sinms - CHS
Percy Faith, Ginny Simms - CHS
Greatest Story Ever Told - ABC
Nick Carter, Detective MBS
,:oo-Jack Benny Comedy - NBC
The Gene Autry Show - CHS
Child's World Forum = ABC
Sherlock Holmes MBS
7:3o-Phil and Alice - NBC
Blonde -Dagwood Comedy CHS
Exploring the Unknown = ABc
Gabriel Heater Show - MBS
s:oo-Edgar Bergen, Charlie - NBc
Sam Spade Adventures - CHS
Detroit Symphony Hour - ABc
The Mediation Board - MBS
s:3O-Fred Allen Comedy - NBC
The Man Called X-CBS
Commentary on Movies MBS
s:45-News Broadcast - MBS
e:55-Fiye Minutes News CHS
9:OO-Merry-Go -Go-Round - NBC
Meet CorIiss Archer. Skit CHS
Walter Winchell Time ABC
Meet Me at Parky's - MBS
S:l5-Hollywood Comment - ABc
e30-Albuu of Familiar Music - ABC
Tony Martin. Alan Young CHS
Theater Guild Hour ABC
Jim Backus Comedy-MBS
NCBo 100 TAX IetorY ETAON1 m
1o:00-Take 1t or rLeave 1t - NBC
Christopher Wells, Drama - CHS
Voices of Strings MBS
lO:3O-Horace Heidi Show - NBC
Strike 1t Rich, Quiz CHS
Commentary of Movies ABC
Latin-American Serenade - MBS
1o:45-Beryl by CandIelight - ABC
IL :00-News & Variety 2 hrs.-NBC
News, Variety, Dance hrs,-CBS
News and Dance Hour ABC
News, Dance Band hrs. - MBS
IL :00-Dancing Continued - ABC-west
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

editor of the Wilmington News
and the Sunday Star-News, and
Judge H. Winfield Smith of the
New Hanover county Recorders
court.
Celdon and Judge Smith will
discuss the possible benefits to
be derived by the establishment
of tobacco warehouses in Will
mington.
The musical feature of the
weekly program, written and di-
rected by Ben Macdonald, will
feature W. C. Robertson at the
organ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
RADIO
WMFD
14OO On Your Dial
TODAY

-1ODRI-
7.3o-Church OF Jesus chrtst
8:0o-Church of GOD
2 30-Pentecostai Church
S:3c-Free VIII Baptist Church
o.3o-Music for Moderns
1o:oo-Voice of Prophecy
10 :3o-The Southernaires
12:oo-The Three Suns ~
1l:oeSt. Paul Lutheran Cnufch
12:ls-News Summary
l2:3o-smiling Thru
12.E-Noon Day Musical
1:oo-Sam Pettengill
1.,s-Rayrnond Swing
1:3lVoice of Wilmington
l;55-Facts or Fiction 1,.
3.oo-old Fashioned Revival HOUR
3:O0-Lassie c,.y
3.1-The Johnny Thompson SHOW how.
s.ao-Tbis week Around the Worlo
1.on-Are These our Children
4:3o-Easy Listening
s:3e-Counterspy
s.1-Monday Morning Headnnes
s.ao-Greatest Story Ever Told
7:oo-Child's World
7 7:3o-Music Hall Of fame 4A Rad
7:45-Chapel by the Sioe VI "s
1904 Dream SET 10 Mus'
s:o0-Walterr Wincheu
e:l5-Louena Parsons
e:30-Theater Guild OF the AIT
10:30-Let the Truth of kno"
II .oo-News OF Tomorrow
II :l5-Vera Massey Sings
N:3e-Hotel Essex OrcneS'Ia
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Jan. 13 Date Set
For New Bern Vote
On $225,00O Issue

NEW BERN, Dec. 13. -. City
aldermen have called a bond is
sue election for January 13, al
which time New Bernians will
be asked to approve a $225, ,00C
bond issue for the completion of
the new diesel power plant and
also a $4,000 bond issue to re-
imburse the city's general funds
for money belonging to that fund
which kau to be expended the
elctric systn. n
prwaln, tetaoin etaoietaoin thoi
trio power plant, Of 1000 kilo-
watts each, has been under con-
struction here for some time, at
a cost of around $500, 900. It will
replace the old steam turbine
plant owned by the city, parts
of which were Is years old.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
NEW TEACHERS STUNNING
SMALL, FRY JORS

NORMAN, 1ll.,-W.R-Teachers
with new diplomas apparently are
stunning the small fry these days
The job placement director for
Illinois State Normal University
said the biggest shortage Of teach
ers this year is in elementary
schools.
DR.. J. w. Darlington reported
only 55 of the 1874 now teaching
from last years graduation class
went into elementary wor. Not
one is teaching in a rural school
he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
PROSPERITY HITS
OKLAHOMA

ADA, Okla. W,D-After search
ing through all his pockets, a
customer had to ask a friend to
lend him a nickel to buy a copy
of the Ada Evening News. En-
ployes of the newspaper sad 1.-THE
man wasn't broke. They couldn't
change his $1,000 bill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
judge H. W. Smith
To Discuss City
On The Air Today

An informal, round-table dis
cussion of the problems facing
Wilmington and Southeastern
North Carolina. and their pos
sible soltion will feature the
"Voice of Wilmington" broad
cast over W.M.F.D. at 1:30 this
afternoon.
AS a feature the special pro-
gram will present Lynnewood
Celdon, author and managing
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

The colors are wine, Acqus,
Powder Blue & Rose. These are
especially adapted for Christmas
gifts and are so reasonable in
price.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

Some oil wells cost about $780,
900 to drill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

Elaborately lace trimmed & tailored
styles. Fabrics are satin, crepe & Benz
berg sheers. Made by Lady Duff, Trous-
SIOUX, Terry and Vanity Fair. Colors are
white maize, pink, Tea Rose & Powder
Blue sizes 80 to 40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Gibson
BIO U
4.95

Made of white silk crepe, design
ed by Corbet. They have black
progrein ribbon ties, long
sleeves with cuffs, white only.
sizes 80 to 38.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-20
Stars In Our Flag Not Likely To Alter Their Position

WASHINGTON, (P - Don't look for any sudden changes in our style of scattering stars through the flags field of blue.
 We limped along more than 100 years without any style at all, ex- cept Or vague law, and we have made it since 1912 on nothing but a Presidential order.
 That is the word today from the Library of Congress, via Rep. Case R.-S.DO.
 One of his constituents wrote recently to explain to him a plan which she believes would take hold me as legal governor and not the forces bent on violence"
 He was interrupted repeatedly by cheers from the surrounding crowd.
 Speaking again over the din, he continued:
 Accordingly, 1 shall ask my secretarial staff to meet me at 1407 Candler building to function un- til the courts remove the pretender who by force and storm troopers has occupied the capitol in a coup d'etat."
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-20
EMPTY POCKETS

CHICAGO, (F) - A b n d t pressed a large pistol against Will liam Solan, an automobile sales man, and started searching his pockets.
 He poked around l3 pockets in Solan's clothing-and didn't find any money.
 "If he had gone to the last poe ket-my watch packet-he would have found where I kept my money" Solan told police in re- por.irg the holdup. "I had 10 pen 0 cS and a dime, 10 be exact"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-20
Monday. January 20. ls47

care of as many more states as we ever would want to take into the union.
 The constituent is Luerna Ja- cobsen, an architects assistant al Hill City, s. D. She suggested the stars be arranged in spiral circling outward from a ring of l3 representing the original colon ;eS.
 Additional stars could be added to the tail of the spiral almost in definitely.
 Case thanked Miss Jacobsen fog the suggestion, and asked the Li- brary of Congress what should be done "in case the need for adding stars develops" He mentioned Alaska and Hawaii as early posSi- bilities.
 The library found that:
 l. The present arrangement Of the stars lis not prescribed by law"
 2. In 1918, Congress passed a law specifying that as new states joined the Union, "one star be added to the union of the flag"
 3. In 1912, President Taft or dered that flags for government departments conform to blueprints to be supplied to them by the navy.
 Tt has been only natural that manufacturers of flags generally have followed the official blue
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-20
BOWMAN ASLEEP

CHICAGO, lP0 - Police Sgt. Frank Sheehan dispatched two of- ficers to a north State Street ad- dress, declaring he had a tele- phoned complaint that "There'S a snowman blocking a door of some thing"
 They found the snowman - propped in the doorway. They thied to shove it away, and the snowman moved.
 Just fell asleep here where it war warm" said the erstwhile snowman.
 prints as to location of stars" the library's report to Case comment ed.