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feature OF the Triple Crown, viii
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The w Gather

Weather bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. m. in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
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Training Camp Briefs

balls. Only one Redbird reached
second. Red Schoendienst got there
by stealing. S%outhpaw Tommy
Byrne pitched the last two innings,
giving up both Card runs in the
eighth when the Redbirds' third
and last hit followed three walks.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Horse Killed By
Nogales Car
In Bisbee District

BISBEE, June 12--An accident
caused by a horse who tried to get
chummy with the driver of an auto
mobile caused damage estimated at
$500 to the automobile and the loss
of life to the horse week ago Sun
day night near Lowell.
Six Nogales ball players, return
ing from Douglas by way of the city,
suddenly discovered an affectionate
horse trying to cuddle in the lap of
the driver of the car. 1t may have
been about HOO pm, and the 1941
Ford may have been shiny and the
cut two miles east of Lowell may
have been rather deserted and lone
some that time of the night, but
A. L. Holly, state highway patrol
man, was called to the scene. One
dead horse, another badly crippled,
and very battered car told the
story. A man who said the horses
might have been his Che had to
check, is still checking as far as
anyone knows. At least, no report
on the matter has been received.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Marine Band
To Be At
VFW Meeting

DOUGLAS, June 12-The Marine
Air West Coast Band is scheduled
to be here Friday for the parade
highlighting the 9th annual state
encampment of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars,
The band will fly in two char
tered airliners from its Ell Toro,
Calf, base.
Registration for the state conven-
ton of VFrW began today at the
Gadsden Hotel. The encampment
will continue through Saturday
Official guests were introduced at
the first meeting today in the
Elks Hall here. Lloyd Helman,
deputy county attorney and member
of the Douglas post, gave the ad-
dress of welcome. Mayor Everett
j. Jones spoke in behalf of the city.
A memorial service was conducted
tonight with the Rev. Raymond A.
Kurtz, rector of st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church here, as the speaker.
Resolutions of some Importance
|are expected to come out of the final
business meeting at am. Saturday
when officers will also be elected.
Dances Friday and Saturday
nights and banquet featuring
western style barbecue Saturday
nights will be entertainment high
lights of the convention.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
RawsthOrne
Gets Navy
Athletic Award

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 12-At
ceremonies held in Tecunseh Court
United States Naval Academy, An
napolis, Md, on June 2, Midship-
man Edgard A. Rawsthorne, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Rawsthorne
of Patagonia, Ariz., was presented
the Navy Varsity Athletic Award
for his participation on the Naval
Academy Pistol Team.
The team was undefeated in dua!
competition and defeated Army 1865
to 1861. They won the National
intercollegiate pistol team and in
dividual championships.
Rear Admiral James L. Holloway
Jr., Superintendent of the Naval
Academy, addressed the midship-
men and their families.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
NoeaIes To Seek 1913 Convention OF
Veterans OF Foreign Wars At
Annual Meeting In Douglas Saturday

inaugurated here last week when a
group of business men representing
the chambers of commerce of No
gales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora,
met and formed a convention COM
mittee, whose purpose is to obtain
conventions for this city.
Chairman of the Nogales conven-
ton committee is w. L. Livingstone
of the MonteZuma Hotel.
Delegates to the Douglas V.FW.
convention will be told tomorrow
that Nogales is well able to handle
conventions, inasmuch as new tour
i ist camps are being built here and
the eleven-story hotel in Nogalas,
Sonora, will be completed prior to
the summer of 1948, and in addition
to that, the Arrowhead Lodge was
completed a short time ago, and
Rancho Grande, Montezuma, Bow
man, and other hotels, can house
many convention visitors.
Prior to the war, Nogales was
known as 1.-THE Convention City of
Arizona" and numerous conventions
were held here each year. During
the war and until recently, there was
shortage of hotel accommodations.
An attendance of about 800 is ex-
pected at the Douglas V.F.W. con-
vention. Eligible to attend are all
veterans who served on foreign soil.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
~
RODEOS&
AS Seen And Heard BY
RED MYRICK

Had a good show at Kinsley's last
A little warm but that's
when rodeos are at their best.
Jim Hudson took first money in
the calf roping with a IS flat, May
nard Gaylor second with 21.2, and
Don Farrell third with 22.2.
There were SO teams in team ty-
ing and Olin Sinms and Lester
Glenn had first money with 14.2.
You can always depend on Rich
Hale getting some of the money at
any rodeo he goes to, so he and Tom
Rhodes got second money with a
1872. Two teams tied for third
place with 16.1. They were Jim
Garrett and Pete Biddington, and
Ricardo Martinez and Santiago
Gallardo.
I forgot to mention that missed
my calf in the calf roping.
There is a good show at Wilco1
next Sunday, SO I'll see you there
RED.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
To Hold Colt Show
At Bar Double A
Ranch On Sept. 28

A quarter-ho colt show, first
of its kind ever to be held in this
area, has been scheduled for Sun
day, Sept. %, at the Bar Double A
Ranch on the River Road
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Knagge, prom
inent among Arizona quarter-horse
breeders, are sponsoring the show
as an additional activity for the
growing ranks of quarter-horse
fanciers along the border
The colt show will consist of ten
halter classes for two-year-olds and
under. A trophy and six ribbons
will be awarded winners in each
class.
The show is being publicized
throughout the West and number
of out-of-state entries are expected.
Many Santa Cruz County breeders
already have mentioned young stock
they plan on entering, and indica-
tions are that the entry list will be
the largest of any quarter-horSe
show ever held in southern Arizona.
A barbecue at noon will be one
of the features of the colt show.
An elaborate book program, with
pictures of many colts having cham
pionship winning bloodlines, also is
planned.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Six Home Games
On u. Of A.
Football Schedule

TUCSON, June 12-Gridiron fans
who held season tickets in 1916 for
University of Arizona home games
will be given priority applications
to reserve their same seats for the
1947 season, according to announce
ment by Charles S. Trlbolet, assist
ant graduate manager of student
body activities.
Priority applications will be sent
out to nearly 5000 season ticket
and advance game seat buyers by
mid-June, and their 1916 reserva-
ticns will be held for them if their
applications are returned by August
Is, Tribolet said.
Other applications for reserved
season tickets will be filled in the
order they are received, after Au-
gust IS, and may be made at the
office of the graduate manager at
the university any time this sum-
mer, he said.
Tribolet said that applications for
single games also will be accepted.
The University of Arizona stadi-
UNI seating capacity will be enlarged
by approximately $500 seats with
CTurn to Page Sikh
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Osborn ProclaimS
Tomorrow As
Flag Day

Tomorrow was designated as Flag
Day in Arizona in a proclamation
issued Tuesday by Governor Osborn
The proclamation calls upon all
Arizonans to renew their allegiance
to the American flag and to re-
affirm their faith in American
democracy" also urging that the
national emblem be displayed on
all state buildings, at private homes
and business places.
The governor termed the flag as
symbolic of the liberty guaranteed
to all American individuals and or
ganizations by the constitution and
Bill of Rights, pointing out that
'the significance of our national
patriotism is exemplified in the
words which read: I pledge allegi-
ance to my flag and to the republic
for which it stands; one nation in
divisible, with liberty and justice for
alp.'
"It is we'll to bear in mind" the
proclamation added, that in order
to continue to live under the pro-
tecting folds of Old Glory, those
very freedoms symbolized by our
national emplem must be forever
upheld and protected"
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Attempt Made
To Steal
Ahumadd Car

An almost perfect car theft was
again tried early Monday morning,
when thief was seen trying to
start 1947 Buick sedan belonging
to Mike Ahumada, ST., 316 Walnut
street.
At about 1855 am, Ahumada,
living next door to his father S
home, was aroused from his sleep
when he heard someone tinkering
with his new car. Immediately,
Ahumada notified the police and
attempted to stop the thief, but he
got away. A search was continued
after the attempted robbery but was
to no avail.
The incident was the second in
Nogales within few days. A 1947
Chevrolet sedan belonging to Roy
Cheshire that was stolen several
days previous has been given up as
lost. Tire marks have been found
in Ephraim canyon, west of No
gales, near the city golf course, in
dicating that the car is somewhere
in Mexico.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Americas "Most
Useful Dog"
Being Sought Here

With the thought that it may be
located in this section, the Nogales
International has been asked to
help in the Gaines Dog Research
Center's quest for Americas Most
Useful Dog"
Plans are under way for honoring
the winner of the title and his
owner during National Dog Week
which will be observed this year
September 81 to q.
Choice of winner is to be made
from nominations submitted to
Harry Miller, director, Gaines Dog
Research Center, $50 Park Avenue,
New York II, N. Y.
Complete data, and if possible a
picture, should be in before Sep
tember TO-
The actual selection will be in the
hands of a committee of prominent
dog folk now in process of forma-
ton. The number and variety of
services the dog performs will con-
stitute the only basis Of judging.
Pet dogs or working dogs are
equally eligible; age, size, color or
breed will not be considered.
Final decision will not be made
until the leading candidates will
have been seen and investigated,
Mr.. Miller states.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
S. P. De VI. R.R.
Is Operating
Normally

The Southern Pacific Railway of
Mexico, taken over by the govern
ment Saturday night to prevent a
paralyzing strike, was operating
normally this week.
A total of $500 workers, to enforce
a demand for 160 pesos ($32) a
month wage increase, walked off
their jobs at pm. Saturday but in
most places they were back on their
jobs within a few minutes. There
was a few hours delay in some
places where communications pre-
vented union members from being
informed of the governments S
action.
News of the government decision
did not reach Guadalajara until
about 10 pm. Saturday.
The company has declined to dis
tuss the wage increase on the
ground it is operating at a loss and
cannot afford it. The federal labor
board was unsuccessful in attempts
to arbitrate the dispute.
The government took over opera
ton of the 1900 mile single-track
system linking Central Mexico with
the U. S. at Nogales, on the grounds
that a strike would gravely endan-
ger the nations economic life" The
order left the way open for settle
ment of the wage dispute by arbi-
tration, and eventual return Of the
system to company management.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

The flag should be displayed from
sunrise to sunset on buildings and
on stationary flag staffs in the open.
The national flag code rules for dis
play are:
In procession with another flag,
the United States flag is on the
marching right.
In a procession with a line OF
other flags, the United States flag
is in front of the center Of the line.
When displayed either vertically
or horizontally against wall, or
elsewhere, the blue field is upper
most and to the flags own right, to
the Observers left
When used on speakers plat
form, the flag is above and behind
the speaker.
When displayed from staff pro-
jecting horizontally or at an angle
from the window sill, balcony or
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Oil Sought In
Eleven States
By Big Company

LOS ANGELES, June 12-One Of
the country's most important and
extensive campaigns for new oil is
being carried on by Tide Water As
sociated Oil Company.
Ground under questioning is in
California, Wyoming, Utah, Colo
RADIO, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas,
Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi
and Florida.
Current operations also include
routine developments in proved
areas.
William F. Humphrey, president,
said that since the first of the year
the company in combination with
three other organizations acquired
100000 acres from the state of
Louisiana. Coastal submerged lands,
a geophysical survey of the acreage
is under way.
Exploratory drilling on 100000
acres of prospective ground in Wy
oming will be undertaken as soon
as plans for unit operations are
approved by the Interior Depart
ment, he said.
Tide Water Associated's negotia-
tons for one-fourth interest in 200,-
600 acres in Montana is nearing
completion.
The company holds leases on
three structural trends in Utah. In
addition, negotiations have been
concluded for an option to select
100, 400 acres of Government land
in the Mormon state out Of total
of 100000 acres on IL known struc-
lures.
The oil executive stated that the
company's overseas trade is being
rapidly expanded. It's products are
now being marketed in 40 foreign
countries in Europe, Asia. Africa
and the Western Hemisphere, as
well as in the Philippine Islands.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Last Rites
For Well
Known Woman

Last rites were held in Noga1es,
Sonora, yesterday for Mrs. Bertha
Gabilondo de Elias, IS, wife of
Former Governor Francisco Elias of
Sonora, who died Monday night in
a Santa Barbara, Calf, hospital,
where she was taken in May for
medical treatment.
The body, accompanied by men,
bers of the family, arrived here
Wednesday.
A descendant of a pioneer Aqua
Prieta, Sonora, family, Mrs. Elias
resided in Nogales about IS years.
Surviving besides her husband are
two sons, Francisco, Jr., and Man
uel, and two daughters, Mrs Este
ban Ibarrola and Mrs. Bernardo
Ibarrola, all of Nogales, Sonora.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Harold E. Thurber
Associated With Big
Ranch On Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Thurber
and children Susan and John, of
Sonoita, left Wednesday for San
Lucas, Calf, where Mr.. Thurber
will be connected with the Califor-
MIA Land & Cattle Company in
the operation of their Peach Tree
Ranch, a spread of about $4,000
acres, owned by George Nee, for
merly of Wilcox.
Thurber, son of Harold B. Thur
ber of Sonoita, was with the Doug
las Livestock Company 13 months
and the Curly Horse Ranch six
months after returning from four
and one-half years service in the
Army. At the time of his discharge
he was a first lieutenant.
Santa Cruz County has been his
home most of his life.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Marketeers, VMe,.
Tied For
First Place

The MaZon MarketeerS continued
to hold their loop lead in the local
softball circuit along with the La
Vile Statesmen, who have won two
in row, both teams having four
wins and two losses.
The Marketeers showed their
supreme power in the league Friday
when they disposed of the Salda-
mando Druggists 10 to 8.
The La Vile de Paris had rough
time pulling through to beat the
Nogales Nursery, scoring two runs
in the final inning, to win z to s.
The Druggists were handed their
fourth straight defeat of the season
by the La Vile Statesmen Tuesday
night in a five inning game that
saw the Vile come out on the long
end of a 16 to score. The Drug
giSts fell completely apart and not
an ounce of support was shown for
their ace hurler Joe Ohnesorgen-
Valenzuela pitched a beautiful
game for his teammates.
On the same bill Tuesday night
the American Legion scuttled the
Nursery in another five
inning game IL to l. The Robles
brothers, Pitso and Lefty, put on a
one sided display with Lefty coming
out on top by twirling a one hitter
for the Legion.
Recent games have shown the
league getting a little more one
sided. just the opposite from the
start when all teams were holding
their own.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
"The Fox" Gets
$500 In Robbery

1.-The Fox again made another
daring robbery Sunday night when
$7O0 was stolen from Reynolds
Markun, 145 First street.
Markum told the Nogales police
department that someone entered
his home during the night and took
his wallet containing $700. of which
$4O0 was in $1OO bills. Markum's S
clothes we're found near the front
door of his home. Nothing else was
missing.
A very similar robbery occurred
several months ago when THE Fox"
entered the home of r. j. Bird and
stole nothing but money that was
in his clothes.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

building, the blue field of the flag
goes clear to the peak.
When displayed with another flag
against a wall, stats crossed, the
United States flag is on the observ-
er's left, and its staff is in front OF
the staff of the other flag.
When the United States flag and
flags of other nations, states, cities
or organizations, are flown from ad-
jacent stats, the United States flag
is on the right Of the line, on the
observers left.
In a group of flags, displayed from
stats, the United States flag is at the
center or at the highest point of the
group.
When suspended over a sidewalk
from rope, extending from build
ing, the flag is hoisted part of the
way out from the building toward
the pole, blue field first.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

Headed by Fred L. Gilmore and
RudolfO Teyechea, NOgales dele
CATION to the annual state con-
vention of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, opening in Douglas yester-
day, will try to land the 1948 con-
vention for NOgaleS.
Next years convention city will
be named tomorrow.
Gilmore is department district
commander, and Teyechea, COM
mander of the Nogales post, of the
V.F.W.
Efforts of the Nogalians to have
this city selected for the 1948 con-
vention is in line with a movement
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

With opium having an appraised
domestic value of $2768 in their
possession, Eduardo Zavala AriaS,
20, and Jose Juan N0riega Gale
gos, 27, both of Nogales, Sonora,
were arrested at the NOgales, Ari-
zona stockyards, about 6 p.m., on
June S by the u. S. Customs
Patrol.
The two men were arraigned on
June 6 before U. S. Commissioner
Gordon Farley and admitted their
guilt. They were held to answer to
the federal court at Tucson and
bond of each was set at $4,000.
The arresting officers seized 141A
pounds of crude opium, IL pounds
of prepared smoking opium, a
automatic pistol, and a
1928 Ford tudor sedan in which the
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Nogales Tennis
Club Reorganizes

The Nogales Tennis Club was re-
organized Friday night when a
group of tennis enthusiasts met at
the home of Sammy Marcus on
Court street. Sammy Marcus was
elected president and Sammy Capin
president.
Plans for erecting lights on the
Martinez courts at Morley and Beck
streets were discussed The club is
also considering building some new
courts for the city's benefit, pro-
viding the proper cooperation is re-
.ceived.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

William r. Lipman, noted seem
ario writer of Metro GOldwyn-
Mayer Studios, has been guest
at Rancho Grande this week from
Hollywood. Mr.. Lipman is here
gathering background material for
a picture to be filmed between
Tucson and NogaleS next year.
The picture will be based on the
story of the famous Indian chief
Cochise, during the period of 1862.
Mr.. Lipman is known for his work
on such pictures as BAD BaScomb, u
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Officials Honored
At Dinner Giuen
Bv Airlines

American and Mexican federal
officials in AmboS Nogales were
honored at a dinner party at the
Cavern Cafe Monday night.
Hosts were officials of two air
lines-John Dawson of Aeronaves
de Mexico, S.A., and G.. H. Macom-
ber. general traffic and sales man.
ager of Lamsa, which is associated
with United Air Lines.
Raul Serano, district traffic and
sales manager of Lamsa, was mas
ter of ceremonies.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Noted Scenario Writer Gathering
Data For Picture To Be
Filmed In This District Next Year

Mighty McGurk" and ~.Alias a
Gentleman which has not yet been
released.
The writer left yesterday for Mag
dalena, Guaymas, and other Sonora
cities to obtain further information.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Teleuision In
Chicago
Says Hulburt

Chicagoans are enjoying teIe-
vision, according to Ray Hulburt
who returned Friday night from the
National Association of Music Mer-
chants in Chicago.
He reports a lot of rain in Illinois
and Missouri.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Patagonian To
Supervise
Fairgrounds

Mrs. Gladys White, teacher in the
Patagonia schools, and daughter
Donna, are leaving Sunday for Su-
perior where Mrs. White will be
recreational director of Superior
Fairgrounds this summer.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
$276S Worth OF Opium Seized In
Arrest OF Nogales, Sonora, Pair
By US. Customs Patrol Officers

pair admitted they had brought the
opium across the border concealed
under the hood of the car.
1t was one of the biggest opium
hauls made here in many months.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
r. 7. Frazier Ill
At St. Joseph's
Hospital

County Supervisor r. T. Frazier
has been i'll in st. Joseph's Hospital
since Tuesday of last week.
His condition was reported yes
terday as improving although he is
not yet allowed visitors.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Mrs. A. S. Wingo, June 16.
Mrs. Cora Wingo Fisher, June Is.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13
Softban League
Standing

TONIGHTS GAMES
American Legion VS.. SaldamandC
Drug.
Mazon Market VS.. La Vile de
Paris.
Nogales international., 1947-06-13

BEATUS IN NEW YORK
Tuesday on business trip.
William Beatus flew to New York
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Fine, soft quality skins =.
in a classic slipon to give a
dashing finish to Easter CO.'S
tunes. Every pair of
Beautyskin gloves is treated
with honey and aim ond
cream to help keep them
new-looking through many
washings. Traditional East
er white or black in sizes 6
to 71a.
ns-Gloves-street Floor
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Callegos Elected Venezuela Head

CARACAS, Venezuela, (P - Romulo Gallegos, 63, Venezuela's foremost man of letters, was ac- claimed the victor yesterday in Sundays presidential elections.
 Rafael Caldera, 31, leader and presidential candidate of the con- servative Copey party, conceded the election of Gallegos and his left-of-center government party, Accion Democratica.
 In the congressional races in the Sunday election-Venezuela's first by direct popular vote and with universal suffrage-Accion Demo- cratica had better than a four to one lead over the second place Copey party.