The Coolidge examiner., 1940-11-21

-Hdii itt LdlidlShN utIlOilSl II dItNa
good craftsmanship in choosing up
sides in the golf match played
here Sunday and yet his team won
against c. J. MOOdy's team. Being
allowed first choice, Zahalsky fail
ed to pick George Hayduke, Coo
lidge's ace golfer, and then his
boys proceeded TO win the match
by one stroke and a chicken din
ner served at Dams cafe last night.
We didn't feel the least bit
honored to receive one of those
books from the German Library OF
Information which the Dies COM
mittee has been talking about late
IL in the daily press. The only
interest we have taken in the re-
ceiving this mis- Conformation
published by the German foreign
office is to note just what kind of
propaganda the GestapO is feeding
or trying to feed the American
public.
\ story from GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
brings out the fact that even
porch milk thieves are discriminate
ING vandals: Not satisfied with
stealing milk from the porches OF
GAINESVILLE residences, the thief Cor
thieves) leaves notes to the milk
man for whipping cream-and then
steals it,
Emma and Eva, when they re-
turned from Phoenix wearing their
brand new fur coats, thought Dan
would close, but Dan says he fool
ed them and stayed open.
Out of town notables who will
speak at the dedication of the st.
James Catholic church here Dec.
l will include the Most Rev.
Daniel J. Gercke of Tucson; Al
fred Atkinson, president of the
University of Arizona; Gov.
Robert T. Jones; Sen. William
Coxon: Col II. C. James of Tue
son: Harry V. Bene of Phoenix;
J. J. ODowd of Tucson; DR.. Paul
Y. Palmer of Phoenix; and General
Tuthill of Phoenix. Principal r
w. Taylor of the Coolidge Union
high school will give the address
of welcome. Father p. ]. Murphy
invites everyone in Coolidge to-
turn out for the dedication pro-
gram. including musical program
i'm the morning. luncheon at noon
and dedication services in the
afternoon.
Father Murphy is to be COM
mended for the time and effort it
has taken to prepare such an out
standing program and service for
the dedication ceremonies here.
Coolidge people, regardless of
creed. should show their apprecia-
ton by accepting the invitation to-
attend these ceremonies. We
should give thanks at this Thanks
giving time that we live in coun-
try which is dedicating churches
not destroying churches.
At the meeting of the State
Secretaries of the Chamber of
Commerce Association held recent
ly in PhoeniX-and, by the way.
Paul Loucks, local secretary,
represented Coolidge-it was point
cd out that in 1888 six states were
conducting national tourist adver-
tising promotions and now A
states are engaged in this activity.
Ii was agreed upon that the Arl-|
zona state legislature should pass
a good. fair national advertising
bill. With tourist trade in this
country increasing each year we
believe here is one expenditure of
the taxpayers dollar that will
bring real dividends.
Reflecting top-notch craftsman
ship. painstaking care as to details,
the Romantic-P Progressive edition
of the Arizona Republic and the
Phoenix Gazette published last
week end is informative through
out. The 176-page edition con-
tains 16 sections of which II
form the Romantic Progressive
Arizona edition proper. Pinal
county comes in for attention
with nice display given Coolidge
as "the fastest growing town in
America