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More than $50,000 in prize money will be at stake May 10 when some
of America’s greatest three-year-olds run the Preakness Stakes at Balti
more, Md. Bold Irishman (above) is the favorite. In addition to prize
money, the winner will receive custody for a year of the famed Wood
lawn vase, also shown above.
•^Locals
“MORGAN IN HOSPITAL
Tom Morgan of the Citizens Au
to Stage Line, who suffered a bad
ly sprained back recently, was re
moved a few days ago from the Ho
tel Bowman to St. Joseph’s Hospi
tal.
DEFENSE STAMPS
Through arrangements with the
United States postoffice, the El Pa
so Store is selling U. S. defense
stamps in denominations of from
ton cents to five dollars.
HERE FOR FIESTA
Major and Mrs. J. D. Moore of
Fort Huachuca and P. W. Newberry,
recorder cf Cochise county, were
here Sunday attending the fiesta.
Major George Macdonald was a
vsitor here Sunday from Phoenix.
Val Valenzuela was in town Thurs
day from Patagonia..
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j Attorney General Joe Conway
was here Monday from Phoenix at
tending- the fiesta.
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SENATOR COXON HERE
Senator William Coxon was here
Sunday from Casa Grande con
ferring with Governor Anselmc
Macias of Sonora.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Larimore of
Sonoita were here Sunday enroute
heme from Tucson where they at
tended the horse races.
Wayne Hancock of Los Angeles,
representing the Merganthaler Lino
type Company, was a business visi
tc” here Thursday.
Troubles of a glamour girl head
ing for the movies. Adela Rogers
St. Johns explains some difficulties
of introducing socialite refinement
into the flickers and tells how one
pretty little bluebiood had her sil
ver spocn rudely snatched from her
mouth, but is making good without
it. Don’t miss this beguilding fea
ture in The American Weekly, the
magazine distributed with next
week’s LOS ANGELES EXAMIN
ER.—(Adv.)
Mr. and Mrs. Mills Gillespie and
three daughters motored down to
Nogales from Tucson Mcndav to
see the fiesta parade. Gillespie,
formerly of Nogales, is a reserve
officer stationed at Abilene, Texas.
Harry J. Karns was here Sun
day from Tucson where he recently
moved his rock crusher.
NOGALES, ARIZ, SATURDAY, MAY 10,1941
(FORMER GOVERNORS
j HERE CINCO DE MAYO
Former Governors T. E. Camp
-1 bell and Robert Jones were here
I from Phoenix Monday for the Cin
co de Mayo ceremony on the in
ternatinal line at which Governors
Cjocrn of Arizona and Macias of
Sonora exchanged greetings. Also
here foil the ceremony was Jerrie
Lee of Phoenix, Republican candi
date for governor last year.
ROTARY CLUB
Milton A. Gorodezky, commander
: of the CCC company at Pena Blan
. ca. was guest speaker at yesterday’s
Rotary Club luncheon. J. C. Tov
rea was program chairman. C. E.
B:ilis gave a report on the annual I
, Rotary district conference held at |
i Flagstaff Sunday and Monday. |
Others from Nogales attending the >
Flagstaff convention were W L
Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Chet
; Rose.
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; Curious echo of the rich old :
Baron's secret romance. For 30
i years, only his executors knew that
| the little girl he met in a railroad
| station had shared a love-nest with
| him. but now England's wartime
j income tax laws have revealed his
I sentimental double life. Don’t miss
this unique true-life love story in
The American Weekly, the maga
zine distributed with next week's
LOS ANGELES EXAMINER i
(Adv.) .j
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bughman are 1
, visiting relatives in Illinois.
CHUTES
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sundays: Masses at 6:30. 8 and 11.
Week-Days: Mass at 6:30.
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Sweep-Second Watches, $1.95 to £4.95. u i
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF !
COUNTY ORGANIZE
E. S. Edmonson was elected, pres
ident, R. C. Blabon, vice-president,
and Thcmas L. Hall secretary
treasurer, of a county school trus
tees association formed here on May j
1 by representatives of five school i
districts. Another meeting- will be i
held about May 15.
A. M. Gillespie of Tucson, form
er Nogales banker, was here Mon
day.
BE SURE TO ATTEND
ALL AMERICAN
COOKING SCHOOL
TO BE HELD IN THE NOGALES THEATER
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
MAY 14TH AND 15TH
EACH AFTERNOON AT 1:30
DOORS OPEN AT 12:45
FREE ADMISSION
FREE GIFTS
Local dealers will have displays in the lobby of new
electrical equipment.
MARGARET LACKLAND
Home Economist Os Southern California
Presenting-
NEW RECIPES NEW IDEAS
, • FOR THE HOUSEWIVES
CITIZENS UTILITIES COMPANY
361 GRAND AVENUE
l DIPLOMAS PRESENTED
BY JUDGE FARLEY
Judge Gordon Farley delivered the
graduating address and presented
| diplomas at Patagonia Thur. night
j to the graduates of the elementary
1 schools of the Patagonia district.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeMund of
P-hcenix were guests during- the fies
ta of Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of
Marsh Heights.
, DREW INJURED
i Cedric Drew suffered a cut on his
left arm when he slipped in tht
bathroom of his home Thursday
nig-ht. Twelve steel clamps were
necessary to close the wound.
j •
E. S. Edmonson attended a meet
ing of the state welfare committee
of the Episcopal church at Phoenix
Thursday.
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| WIFE OF GOVERNOR
; OSBORN ILL
Governor Osborn was accom
panied on his visit to Nogales Sun
day and Monday from Phoenix by
his wife who has been ill for the
past three months suffering from
an attack of arthritis.
Attorney Leslie C. C. Hardy was
here from Phoenix Saturday visit
; in.- his father. Judge Charles E.
1 Hardy.