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Nuevos poderosos proyecto-
res registrar ahora Ell cielo en- la
capital de Catalina.
La quilla del "Baleares", ell
crucero hundido por la marina
leal, fue puesta en- ell Ferrol, Ell
dia Is de agosto de 1923. Els
Chermano del Canarias, pero di-
fieren en- equipo.
Esos cruceros estan equipa-
dos con ocho cahones de ocho
pulgadas, IL triples tubos Ian
70 ell torpedo que hundiera ell
tos. Ell espesor de la coraza, en-
los lados, es de una Y media a
dos pulgadas.
FL Instructor Lepanto que Ian
70 Ell torpedo que hudiera el
Canarias, tiene una tripulaci6n
de IT'S hombres canones de AT
pulgadas, canones antiaereos,
ametralladoras dos lanzadores
de carga de profundidad y seis
tubos triples lanza-torpedos.
Ell crucero faccioso Almiran-
tie Cervera es hermano del Mi
guel de Cervantes. Ell primerq
Sc complete en- 1927 y Ell segun-
do en- 1881. Cada uno desplaza
1850 toneladas.
Lo que inquieta al gobierno
no es que los facciosos armen
(PGsO a Ia 10 p6G.l
La gaceta., 1938-03-09
HOOVER VISITARA A HIT
LER Y SUS

Berlin, mario 9.-El EXPIRE
sidente Hoover lego aqui el do
mingo, en- vista de c~ortesia.
Aver martes visit6 al canci-
Her Hitler Y a sus Ryudantes
La vista durara tres dfas y
probablemente visitara al DIR.
Schacht, p~residente del Reich
bank, v al mariscal Goering, el
brazo derecno de Hitler.
BESIDE aqui ira a Varsovia, Pc
lonia.
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Ell Cofre de la C0munidod


FL Comite Popular Democra-
leo tiene convocada una asam-
blea pGbica para ell microbes de
la semana que viene.
Sera presentado a la asam-
blea Ell punto de contribuir pa
ra la obra del Cofre de la Comu-
nidad.
Hara uso de la palabra e} Co
mite nombrado por ell Cofre pa
ra la Unidad Obrera latina, que
componen Victoriano Manteiga,
Jose Martinez, Aurelio Prado,
Pedro Ramirez Moya, Jorge Sa-
lazar, Frank Cassaro y Mariana
Rodriguez.
La credencial del Cofre ha ST.
do recibida y en- ella aparecen
los sehores nombrados.
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Esperase Carta de MarineNo

ESperdSe CdTtd de MdffneH0
En- esta semana Sc aguarda
una earta del DR.. Juan Marine
Ito, aceptando la fecha que el Co
mite Popular Democratico lie fl
jara.
La invitaci6n al ilustre cuba
no Sc ha hecho extensive a su
culta espOsa.
La tendremos aqui, 81 no sur
gre alg1n Inconvenience, ell dia
% de mario.
Una candidatura ideal para
Cuba serfa esta que propone-
mos: DR.. Ramon Grau San Mar
tin presidente; DIR. Juan Mari
nello, vicepresidente.
Con esa candidatura y cleo
clones honradas, libres de la pre-
sion del ~ejercito, Cuba volveria
a la normalidad.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

La colonia latina cree que
ell juego es un vicio tolerable,
porque ell hombre, NAL educa-
do todavia, iuega "desde que
ell mundo es mundo."
Pero jugar, en- la Octava, en-
la Septima, etc., no es asesi-
mar
81 los jugadores asesinos
quieren convertir a Ybor City
en- un matadero, la colonia la
tina interwendra con toda su
fuerza Y demandara del gober
nador que la ley Sc cumpla.
Muchos crimenes Sc han CO.
metido en- esta seccion y todos
pagamos la culpa, por cuantc
Sc senala a Ybor, ciudad de
trabajadores, como un antro
de vicios Y middleton.
No queremos nosotros aten-
tar contra los "beneficios" de
los jugadores, pero ST deman-
damos que Sc tenga en- cuenta,
que Sc respete a la parte de-
cente de la colonia latina.
Los asesinatos deben cesar
Embellishments, como cesa-
ron en- la epoca en- que Bob
Joughin era sheriff.
Tiene la palabra ell joven
sheriff Mcleod, 81 es que quie-
re m~antener para ell future su
carrera politica.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

FL dinero facil, en- esta ciu-
dad de los atropellos Y de los
bajos jornales, ha cometido
muchos crfmenes.
va Chicago perdio la mala
reputation que tenia; pero la
de Tampa aumenta, en- todos
los "~sectores."
81 los jugadores no poseen
la suficiente inteligencia para
evitar esos actos de barbarie
v entenderse como Hermann
tos," al sheriff solo lie Queda
I'm canine: cerrar los garlic
y cerrar para siempre.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09
LA OBRA DE Ia
OLA DE TAMPA
ADELITA DURAN

Arrib6 hoy la graciosa baila,
rina espanola Adela Duran, que
simpatiza con la causa del go
bierno leal de Espana. Al salu-
darnos, en- esta reduction puso
ell puno en- alto v Sc 10 agrade-
cimos.
Representa- ella ell active es-
piritu espanol y bailando toda
la gracia Y arte de la terra
martirizada.
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La batalla naval de Cartagena descnta con los
datos entreados por Ell Gobiemo de la Replbica
Los destructores lanzaron IL torpedos y uno de
ellos perforo los tanques de p~etroleo
del "Baleares"
Sc ompone la escuadra leal de 81 unidades
Y la f~acciosa de solo Is.

do, Estos aeroplanos comenza-
ron a bombardear Y los cruce-
ros f~acciosos Sc a~lejaron.
Fotografias de los barcos
facciosos que huian fueron en-
tregadas por la aviaci6n EN- ell
ministerio de Defensa.
Una de las fotografias mues
ira al crucero en- llamas y dos
destructores a corta distancia.
Estos destructores, segGn ell
gobierno, son dos de los bar =
cos cedidos por Mussolini Il
Franco.
La aviaci6n hizo dos alta
ques contra ell barco, uno de
ellos a las 7:18 de la manana
Otro de los cruceros fue alcan
zado por una bomba, en- ell Sc
gundo ataque de la aviaci6n. =
Estos bombardeos Sc hicie-
ron desde una altura de 10 mil
y 1000 pies.
Por orden del ministro de
Defensa, Don Indalecio Prize
to, sc lego por la radio este
mensaje:
Gel ministerio de Defensa
Nacional di6 aviso de que ha-
brfa peligro para los buques
que sc acercaran a tun crucero
rebelde que Sc hundia a so mi
Has de Cabo Palos, en- vista de
los probables ataques contra
ese buque Y otras embarcacio.
mes facciosas que trataran de
salvarlo."
Hace cerca de un aho la es-
cuadra leal sali6 a la mar, alta
cando a Ceuta y otros lugares
POGO despues ell acorazado
Jaime | fue averiado por un
torpedo italiano o aleman y
desde entonces viene siendo
reparado.
La escuadra, en- los ultimos
meses, Sc venfa dedicando 81
proteger la navegaci6n.
Sc da gran im%portancia a
este combate porque don Jo-
Sc Giral, ministro de Estado,
dijo a los parlamentarios fran
ceses que visitan a Espana:
"Esta batalla tiene tanta i'm
portancia como la tuvo la to-
ma de Teruel, porque inaugu-
ra una nueva Ease en- las acti-
vidades de la marina"
Ell gobierno mantiene, y ma
die puede desmentirlo, que los
facciosos, con sus tres cruce-
ros y sin destructores propios,
no pueden establecer bloqueo
alguno, aunque 10 vienen anun
ciando desde noviembre de
1886.
AL principle de la guerra los
facciosos capturaron ell cruce-
no Mendez N1nez, pero los tri
tpulantes 10 lIevaron al lado re
publicano.
Ell marino ingles a quien al
canz6 ell fragmento de una
bomba, matandolo, Sc llama
ba Jorge Lang.
La escuadra leal Sc compo.
ne de 81 unidades Y la de
Franco solo cuenta con b..
pero tiene "ayudantes Italia
nos y alemanes."
La gaceta., 1938-03-09
MATRIMONIOS

John B. Eas an, 81, y Annie
Mae Howard, %; Harold D. Dia
mond, 35, y Dorothy Elizabeth
May %; Churchill Jose Pike, 35
Y Margaret Langston, Fl.
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LAS FIESTAS DEL JUEVES
EN- Ell TERRENO
CUSCADEN

Programa de la Orquesta
Sinfonica de la WPA y pre-
sentacion de los invitados.
Hablaran Ell alcalde Chan
cey y Ell p~residente de La
Verbena, Sr. Milo Vega.
Fuesos artificials.
Bale en- la Gale, con una
popular orquesta.
CIRCULO CUBANO
Cabaret, a las 1000 de la
noche, con la orquesta En-
sueno, llegada de Cuba, la
bailarina Adelita Duran, la
pareja Caribel-C asulla, los
Trovadores de la Habana y
ell Citanillo y SUI companera.
Mas de 100 mesas sc han
puesto en- la sala alta.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Nosotros, que no frecuenta-
mos casas de juego, tenfamos
de Tito" Rubio un buen con-
cepto.
Sabfamos que jugaba y ex-
plotaba ell juego, como otros
muchos, pero deeiamos de Ell;
Este no es un criminal
Ell engranaje lie ha cogidO y
va no puede retroceder.
Iba a las fiestas y era es-
plendido con todos; contribute
para La Verbena del Tabaco,
ell Cofre de la Comunidad y o.
tras obras titles.
Saba reir Y era de un carac
ter alegre..-. Era 10 "mejor-
cito" de su genera. Y lie ma
taron.
Ell pistolerismo insulta a la
comunidad Y ell momenso es
propicio para actuar.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Adg NAoI ~ L0 bpo
rina republican, tom6 la ac-
Icion guerrero contra la flota
Ifacciosa, EN- ell Mediterraneo,
precisamente cuando era COM
pleta la tranquilidad en- los
frentes de guerra.
Esperaba Ia escuadra un mo
mento oportuno, en- ell arsenal
de Cartagena, Y sali6 al ser III
tornado de que tres cruceros
piratas Sc dirigian a bombar.
dear el arsenal.
Ademas de los tres cruce-
ros, segun Sc sabe, la flotilla
facciosa estaba reforZada POI
cuatro destructores italianos.
cedidos a Franco por Musso
lini.
La flotilla leal mand6 en- ex.
ploraci6n a cuatro destructo-
res. Mas tarde, bajo ell ampa
70 de la noche, zarparon los
cruceros Libertad y M6nde2
NuneZ.
Tres de los destructores lea
les Sc nombran Sanchez Bar
caiztegui, Lepanto Y Almiran-
tie Antequera.
A las 12:45 de la madruga
da los destructores dlvlsaron
en- la obscuridad a la escuadra
facciosa.
Ell destructor Sanchez Bar
caiztegui lanz6 dos torpedos,
sin efecto.
Retrocedieron los buques
facciosos; pero la escuadra re
publicana deseaba la batalla
y la tuvo. Los insurgentes ira
taron de realizar una manic.
bra para cortar a los destruc'
torres del resto de la escuadrs
y HUNDREDS.
A las 2:15 la flota republi'
cana divis6 de nuevo a los bar
cos f~acciosos y sali6 a buscar'
los, a toda velocidad.
Cuando los barcos leales a.
brieron ell fuego la distances
era solo de A a 5000 yardas.
Tn combate espectacular
| empez6 a librarse, entrando
en- fuego los canones de los
cruceros leales. Dos destructo'
res emIpezaron a lamar torpe-
dos, unos IL en- total.
Contra la Quilla de uno dc
los cruceros choc6 uno de los
torpedos. Sc oy6 una tremen-
da explosion.
Habia dado en- ell blanco
uno de los torpedos del Lepan
to.
La columna de fuego Y hui
mo subi6 a gran altura y prom
to Sc vic que habian sido al
canzados los tanques del pc
tr6leo.
Las dos parties cesaron ell
fuego. Los facciosos ron ell pro
p6sito aparente de auxiliar al
crucero y los republicanos pa
ra evitar confusion e lmpedlr
que alguno de sus barcos, por
equivocaci6n, pudiera ser al
canzado.
Satisfechos con ell resultado
la escuadra y los cruceros re-
tornaron a Cartagena, entran-
do a las 7:45 de la manana.
POGO despues de salir ell sol
llegaron siete poderosos aero
pianos leales, que volaron en-
direction del buque incendia-
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Pleitos y Divorcios

Mile Waters contra A. A.
Adams; Ben Lutz contra Ell Es-
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

masa, sin tenor a los asesinos,
y pedira qeu Sc act1e con ri
gor Y firmeza.
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Puede jugarse con RELATIVE
orden;" pero sin llegar al cri-
men.
Cuando los jugadores no sd
ben 0 no pueden evitar los a.
sesinatos, a la parte neutral
toca intervenir, en- defensa del
bien cOm1n.
Ell interes de los que domi-
nan Ell juego sc halla en- la es-
tacada.
Ellos, 81 quieren, pueden e.
vitar nuevas escenas de dolor
muerte w.
Hagamos algo por ell presti'
gio de Ybor City.
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tado de Florida; Josefina Tim
norman contra George F. Zim-
merman; Barbara Di Maio con-
ira Ignacio Valenti.
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Unit Hear Talk
On Indian Mission

Mrs. ]. H. Henderson of Pomo-
ma, California, gave talk on the
Escuela Indian Mission at Tucson,
at a meeting of the Woman's Auxi-
liary of the Coolidge Community
church, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl M. Ward led the de-
votional service and Mrs. F. H
Stonehocker, chairman of the sew
ing committee distributed work
among those present and outlined
plans for the sewing group. Mrs.
George Truitt acted asrefreshment
hostess assisted by Mrs. Stone
hooker.
The next meeting will be held
May 9Th, Mrs. Karl Fisher, chair
man of the program committee,
announces a Mothers Day pro-
gram with special music. Other
members assisting Mrs. Fisher are
MesJlames Paul Hobby, B. L. Ste
ward and A. ]. Dunnaway.
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Beautiful Home
Is Completed

The Johnson Construction Co
have completed construction of one
of the finest homes in Coolidge,
located on Central avenue in West
Coolidge. A large number of inter
ested parties from Coolidge and
neighboring towns have inspected
the home, and appear unanimuos in
praise of its finish and arrange
ment. 1t is a Spanish type, five
room home, completely insulated,
with cement floors and a beam
ceiling in living room. The kitchen
is completely modern and arranged
to save steps for the house wife.
Attractive interior decorations of
Spanish types are hand painted.
None but the best material has
gone into the construction of this
home, and the whole presents a
pleasing appearance.
One must see this home in order
to appreciate fully the many liv-
ing comforts built into it.
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Cubs Play Casa
Grande Friday

Everybody is urged to walk, ride
or hitch hike to Casa Grande Fri
dav afternoon, when the Coolidge
Cubs will play the Casa Grande
bows there, in the last scheduled
game for the season. Our boys are
undefeated in the conference games
so far-a discouraging prospect for
the Casa Grande opponents Friday.
The winning team will compete in
the State Baseball Tournament
which will be held in Tucson on
May 9Th and 18th. The Coolidge
bows are going to town right, judg-
ing from their record so far, and
the fancy game played here Satur-
day with the Superior team, when
a large crowd of town and stu
dent rooters watched our boys
come up from behind in the last
inning and nose out the opponents
by a Superior 6, and Coolidge Z,
score. Go with the boys to Casa
Grande Friday, if you love a ball
game, for they can put on a real
one.
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Parent Teachers VIII
Install New Officers

Mrs. Hobart Ulmer, president
of the Parent Teachers Associa.
ton, has announced a meeting to
be held May 3rd at 2;15 in the
Grammar School auditorium.
A business session will be held
and the officers will be installed
Vocal numbers by the high school
music department will be feature
of the program. Rev. Earl M. Ward
will deliver a talk. A play entitled
NO Girls Admitted" by the 9Th
grade from the grammar school.
The sixth grade room mothers
will be refreshment hostesses with
Mrs. Charles E. Cohen as chairman.
The program has been planned by
Mrs. Mancil Worley, program
chairman.
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Music Department
Presents Program

The Music Department of the
Woman's club will present a pro-
gram today at the Club House.
Mrs. B. L. Steward, music chair
man, has announced the following
program: Violin solo, Miss Norma
Jean Durham; a group of three
songs written by Thurlow Lieut.
ance, Lullaby" Love Song" and
by The Waters of tn eMinneton,
ka," will be sung by Mrs. L. R.
Winkler, dressed in native Indian
costume; a Sailor Tap Dance" by
Nadine McCleery and Celia Zahal-
sky, directed by Coralane Sewell
a book review of Veronica" writ
ten by Florence Kingsley will be
given by Mrs. Jewell Ray; a quar-.
tette number sung by Mrs. Harry
Culbert and Misses Myrtle Yohn,
Frances Spain and Naomi Elmore;
three chorus numbers of two and
three parts will be the concluding
number, Down In the Woodland
by Elgar-Bliss; "Barcarolle" by
Ell Driza; and "Hiawatha" by A
T. Head All musical accompani
ments will be played by Mrs. Ste
ward at the piano.
Mrs. Earl Hicks will act as re
freshment hostess for the socia
hour.
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Manager To Build His
New Home In
Coolidge

Friday of this week will mark
the opening of one of the greatest
improvements made in Coolidge so
far, the new San Carlos Theatre,
on Main street. The theatre was
built by Mr. Louis F. Long of SAT-
ford, owner of the Mauck theatre
here and a string of IS theatres
throughout the state. The new
building is SO by 140 feet, of con-
crete construction and as modern
and finely equipped theatre as may
be found in any town the size of
Coolidge 1t is fireproof throughout,
and has a seating capacity of $40
on the main floor and 80 on the
balcony, all new upholstered seats.
The cooling system is of the most
modern construction and will ef-
feet a change of air in the whole
building every three minutes. The
attractive front has two store
spaces, one on each side of the en-
trance, which is on both sides Of
a center ticket booth. There is a
spacious lobby with fine decora-
tons and deep rugs, with two en-
frances into the main floor and wide
carpeted stairways to the balcony.
The building is equipped with mod
ern lavatories and dressing room,
and modern innovation is Gerry
ing room" for babies. When baby
becomes restless, mother can take
him in the crying room" and
watch the show from there, without
disturbing anyone in the audience.
The projection room is one OF
the most up to date in the United
States, with an up to the minute
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Officers Elected
At Texas Picnic

Former Texas residents of Pinal
county, met for a picnic Sunday at
the Casa Grande National Monu-
ment and was attended by several
hundred people. DR.. William Jack
son, Coolidge, presided at the bust
ness session and officers were elect
ed for the following year: Presi-
dent, Y. G. White, Coolidge; vice
president, John Robertson, Casa
Grande; secretary, John ]. Bugg,
Florence.
A basket picnic dinner and COT
fee was enjoyed by all and the
Texans enjoyed some real old
fashioned "hoedown" music, and
several ball games were started.
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Shower Held For
New Baby Boy

"Roy Prather" the baby boy who
is the latest addition to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Prather, was
the incentive for a Baby Shower, -"
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. ]. ]. Jones, with Mrs. George
Truitt as hostess for the Communl-
ty Church Auxiliary members.
Those attending were Mesdames
Y. C. White, R. D. Cochran, c. E..
Brown, w. R. Elliott, Otis Sasser'
w. H. Sharpe, R. L. Sewen, Leon
Smith, c. A. Clements, Sam Fisher,
F. C. Stonehocker, Karl Fisher
and R. T. Prather.
The afternoon was spent embrold-
ering blocks for a crib quilt. Re
freshments of cookies and punch
were served.
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New York Official To Fly
Here To Attend The
Opening Show
Local Men Start
New Business Venture

The Pinal Welding and Machine
Works is new enterprise started
in Coolidge this week, in the build.
ing formerly used by the Coolidge
Sand and Gravel Co., on the west
side of Hiway 81. 1t is completely
equipped for all welding and ma
chine jobs. The new proprietorS
are Joel Ettreim, formerly with the
Moag Motor Co., and John White,
formerly with the Maricopa Ma
chine Works. Both are we'll known
young business men of Coolidge,
with years of practical experience
in their line of work.
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NEW SAN CARLOS THEATRE OPENS FRIDAY
New Service Station
Opens Thursday

The Vest Service Station opened
for business last Thursday in the
new station built at corner of Main
street and Coolidge avenue. 1t is
conducted by Mr. Arthur E. Vest,
who recently sold his service sta
ton in Wilcox, and arranged for
opening here. Mr.. Vest will handle
the Union Oil Company products,
U. S. and Lee tires, and accessories
and has the most modern equip
ment for greasing and washing
service.
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The National assembly of the
Baha'is of the United States and
Canada in a recent statement an
nounced that the contract for the
exterior ornamentation of the gal
lery section of the Bahaf House of
Worship near Chicago, has been
awarded to the John J. Farley Stu
do, of Washington, d. c., at an
estimated cost exceeding 100000.
This work is to be started immed-
lately and will be completed in
eighteen or twenty months.
The Temple of this universal
religion is the first to be built in
the Western Hemisphere. 1t is To-
Gated on the shores of Lake Michi-
gan at Willmette, Illinois, just north
of Chicago. The foundation was laid
in 1921, and total cost of the build
ing to date has been SS50,000.
The watchword of the Baha'i
Faith is the unification of the hui
man race, it's standard THE Most
Great Peace" In the Founders own
words, "Soon will the present day
order be rolled up and a new one
spread out in it's stead"
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Coolidge Girls
Attend Meet At Globe

On Saturday of last week IL
girls from the Coolidge high school
attended the State girls league
meeting at Globe, where group OF
girls from various schools were
gathered for a program. After an
interesting program the girls visit
ed the Indian Pueblo Ruins near
Globe, and also the Miami-Inspira-
ton mining district. The trip was
an enjoyable and instructive event,
chaperoned by Mrs. w. G. Glenn
ents. The girls who attended from
Coolidge were: Misses Mary Mo-
gnett, Mary Jane French, Susan
Chadborn, Josephine LeMar, Wan
da Lee, Elaine Naples, Inez Well
born, Mary Barker, Ina Mae Rein
hardt, Mia Graham, Della Lou
Ware, Marjories Talla, and Mrs.
Harding, league sponsor.
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Junior Club Women
Announces Meeting

Mrs. Jack Roberts, who resides
southwest Of Coolidge, will act as
hostess for the Junior members of
the Coolidge Woman's club Mon
day night, May 2, at o'clock.
A program on Public Welfare
will be conducted by Mrs. Preston
Suit. Reports of delegates who at
tended the Woman's Club conven-
ton in Globe last week, will be
given. Mrs. w. H. Carls, president
reports the Juniors will sponsor
a summer school through the
months of June and July. The next
meeting scheduled for May 16 will
be the Installation Banquet.
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Spring Dance Given
By Ocotillo Club

The Ocotillo Social club of the
Eastern Star unit of Coolidge spon-
sored their 9Th Annual Spring
Dance Saturday night, April %, at
the Coolidge High School the dance
was informal. Weaver's orchestra
from Florence furnished the music.
Mrs. R. D. Cochran, Mrs. G. j.
Preece and Ralph L. Sewell were
the committe in charge of arrange
ments. Mrs. Ruth Zahalsky acting
as chairman for tickets and adver-
Using.
Decorations of silver stars and
Spring flowers were used. The
proceeds will go the Ocotillo Club
treasury.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-04-28
DR.. Fansett Gave Talk
On Copper at Meeting

Dr. Geo. R. Fansett, professor of
Mining Engineering of the Univer
sity of Arizona, spoke before the
Coolidge Rotary club on the subject
of Copper Versus Iron Pipe"
DR.. Fansett said that he did not
come in the interest of any COM
mercial institution, nor did he get
any revenue other than his salary
as an instructor in the University
hence he only was looking toward
some means of finding new uses
for copper in the heavy industrial
field, in order that-our copper mines
would not be forced to close down.
"If the public only knew, that
copper pipe and fittings could be
substituted for galvanized iron ma
terials in household plumbing at
no additional cost, and does not
collect limestone scales on the in
side of copper water pipes through
the use of hard water; copper
would be almost universally used
for all plumbing purposes right
now" DR.. Fansett said. He then
passed a picture of a piece of COP
per water pipe which had been in
use in Egypt since 275O B. C. to
illustrate how copper had no limits
in durability. Then he showed sew
eral examples of iron pipe that had
rusted to a point beyond use in only
8 to 10 years time. At 2:45 p. IN
DR.. Fansett addressed the high
school assembly on the same sub
ject.
Walter Senob, university campus
steamfitter, gave a demonstration
how to fit copper materials togeth
err. at the conclusion of DIR. Fan
sett's address.
Out of town visitors were JohI
Stokes and Virgil Chandler of Flor
ence.