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La gaceta., 1940-02-15
DEMPSEY U DE AR
BITRO EN- LA NOcHE DE
HOY

FL excampe5n mundial de bo.
xac, Jack Dempsey, actuara hoy
de arbitro en- el programa de lu-
lhas de Benjamin.
Dorv Roche, ell dinamico re-
ta5or, un attraction en- Tampa,
Sc batira con el "villano" Dick
Powell, rey de las socalihas y
campe6n local. Roche racaerda
sus recientes victorias sobre
Graham, Bartush y Ray Wilmer
y Powell sostiene que Is Ell "Pa-
pa en- Benjamin Field.
Roche ostenta tambi6n victo-
rias sobreel Diablo Rojo, Ell Te-
rror Dorado y Pat Mccarthy.
Dempsey pele6 una vez 'cn
Powell, en- Akron, Ohio, y este
le resisti6 los cuatro asaltos del
match.
Jim Wright, con un peso de
24O libras, campe6n de la Costa
del Pacifico, tendra de rival al
habil irlandes Tom Mahoney.
Marvin Jones, 81 tejano, comba-
tira frente a Fritz Schnable y
Nick Bacalis con Pete Managof
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
UNA PETICToN CONTRA LA
LEY AZUL

Viene circulando en- esta ciudad
una petici6n contra las 'leyes a.
Jules" propuestas "por las cadt
mas de bodegas Y ciertas organi
zaciones religiosas."
Hacer cumplir la ley contra
IN nagocio, dicen los autores de
la petici6n, daria derecho a ex-
tender la persecution a las DO.
degas, cafes, estaciones de gaso
lima, hoteles, boleras, terrenos
do pelota, playas, cienmat6gra :
fos, etc, baio una pena de null
ia o prisi6n de tres meses.
Las firmas de los ciudadanos
cpuestos a las leyes azules Sc
mandara al gobernador y Ia le-
gislatura.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Agradeciendo a la firma de
Hav-a-Tampa un donativO de
Glen d6lares para La Verbena.
Ell mismo agradecimiento ex.
presamos, por la parte que nos
toca, a las firmas de Corral y
Wodiska v Gradiaz-Annis.
Este aho, segdn tenemos en-
tendido, La Verbena regalara ia
bacos a los hombres que asistan
a las fiestas de Phillips Field.
Seran cigarros de prOpagan-
da por la industrial y a pesar de
las ''patadas."
Otro Congreso de las Juven.
tudes Sc verificara en- la Haba-
ma, Cuba, Ell primero de septiem
bre del aho actual. Levara e)
nombre de Congreso de Juventu
des l~inter-Americanas,
Grandes ejemplos de valentiA
Y civismo di6 la juventud cuba
ma, estudiantil Y obrera, en- los
funestos v tenebrosos amos de Ia
tiranfa machadista.
Para septiembre sera uresi :
dente de Cuba el DR.. R, Grau
San Martin,
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
OTROS DOS
HUNDIDOS POR LA ESCUA-
ORA INGLESA

Londres, Feb. 15.-La nota
dd A,mirantazgo, dada anoche,
anuncia ell hundimiento de otros
dos submarines alemanes, uno
de los cuales habia hundido e.
vapor de carga ingies Sultar
Star, cuando Sc dirigia a este
rgis con 5000 toneladas de car
mes de la Argentina. Media bora
dcspu6s de haber hundido Ell va
por, q submarine era hundido
por la escuadra inglesa.
Alemania, segun las estacio-
ncs de radio de Berlin, comuni.
co aver a Panama que no respe-
tara las zonas neutrales creadas
en- las aguas americans por la
r%eciente conferencia pan-ameri.
cana.
"Francia e Inglaterra, dicel
los nazis, desde Ell principle des-
truyeron ell pensamiento basico
de la iona de seguridad.
La nOta de Berlin contesta a
Ia protesta sobre Ia batalla en- d.
tire 81 Graf Spec y tres cruceroS,
en- la costa uruguaya, ell pasado
diciembre.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Trujillo, ell tirano de Santo
Domingo, azote de sus cofmpa =
triotas y deshonor de la Ameri-
ca, permitira que 100000 euro
lpeos Sic establezcan en- ell terri
torio tiranizado por 81.
I'm tai James N. Roseberg, de
New York, hizoel trato y el con
trato con Trujillo.
Fl 3;ctador no lie consult6 &
sus compatriotas y de por ST, CO.
mo dueno de los "esclavos" do
minicanos, firm6 un documento
que dice: LA RepGblica Domi
n.cana, EN- conformidad con Su
Constitution y Leyes, por la pre-
Sente %garantiza a los colonies y
sus descendientes complete opor
tunldad para continuar Sus vi g.
das y ocupaciones libres de toda
mo,estia, discrimination o per-
secuci6n, con absolute libertad
de- religion y ceremonies religio
sas, con igualdad de oportunida
des y derechos civiles, legales Y
economies, 10 mismo que todos
los otros derechos inherentes g
los seres humanos."
ESQ promote ell tirano a los
'hebreos, pero a sus compatrio .
tas los persigue, los asesina, les
MEGA los derechos civiles y en-
ultimo lugar los trata sin la me
nor consideration para los dere.
hos inherentes a los seres hu-
manos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LA A PARA Ell PRO
YECTO DE CASAS EN- YBOR
CITY

La Housing Authority de Tam
pa, presidida por Mr.. Christy
decide hoy sacar a subasta Ia
construction de casas en- Y6or
City, con ell dinero del gObierno
de los Estados UnidOs.
Lorenzo Hernanoez, el active
juez de paz y miembro de la Jun
ia, actGa vigorosamente en- ia
vor de las obras.
Los pliegos de subasta de To-
contratistas sc ADRIAN Ell pr6xi
mo 10 de mario, en- una junta
especial.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
RENUNCI0 Ell GABINETE
BULGARO

Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. 15.-El
gabinete presidtdo por George
Kiosssivanoff entreg6 hoy su di
mission al rey Boris. Immediate
mente Ell monarch llam6 al pro-
fesOr Bogdan Philoff, ministro
de Edueaci6n, y lie confi6 la ia
rea de formar un nuevo gObier-
no.
La renuncia del primer minis
tro, amigo intimo del rey, Sc de-
be a sus diferencias con Ivan
Bogrsnoff, ministro de Agricul
tura. Bogranoff favorece q man
tenimiento de mas estrechas re.
laciones con MoScG.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Los PUEBLOs DEL CERCA-
NO ORIENTE DEBEN PRE-
PARA LA CUE
IRA

Estambul, Feb. 15.-El dia-
rio La Repdblica," que Sc pa
blica en- idioma frances, reco-
mienda hoy a los pueblos del
Cercano Oriente que deben
pre- fararse para una possible
extension de Ia guerra a sus
territories. "Por Ell p%resente la
guerra no parece probablei
pero IS natural que los pueblOI
cuidadosos de su salud pres .
ten atencitn a IN possible sur
giniento.
LIS peri6dicos turcvs vienen
meneionando a Rumania y Per
STA COMO dos de los paises que
pudieran ser atacados por Ale
mania Q Russia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Los pliegos para la construc-
ci6n de casas en- Ybor City, con
dinero del Tic Samuel, Sc abri-
ran ell dia Is de mario.
La Housing Authority, de d
cual lorna jarte ell Querido ciu-
dadano y juez de paz Lorenzo
Hernandez, viene laborando pa
ra evitar que Ybor City pierda
esas obras.
Algunos duenos de casas en-
este distrito demandaban pre-
clos fantasticos pero va Sc van
convenciendo de que Samuel nc
Sc deja "tomar la cabellera."
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
CoRTE FEDERAL

FL juez Barker resolvi6 aver
sus primerOs casOs en- Ia Cor
te federal.
Por violsr las disposiciOnes
de laley de Ajuste Agricuitu-
raj fueron multadOs. Robert A.
Bailey. A. o. Imler y Virgil
Rayburn.
La Corte volvera a celebrar
sesiones a partir del lunes 20
de tshysgo,
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
oRDENADA UNA AUToPsIA

San Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Se
ha ordenado hacer Ia autopsia al
cadawer de la Sra. Bess Brown
Pierce, de as amos, dueha de una
sala de embellecimiento, Ia que
fu6 encontrada sin vida en- Ga
domicilio. La mujer tenia Ia boca
rellena con algOd6n y una que
madura de acido fenico en- la
mano izquierda. Ell marido cree
que sc suicide.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LOS PREMIOS OTORGADOs
EN- Ell BALE DE AYER

En- el bale de las Damas de
Recreo del Centre Egpahol, g
factuado anoche, obtuvieron los
dos primeros premiOs Ell joyen
jose Garcia, mismbrO de Ia Sec
zion de Recreo del Centre Astu-
-iano, y Armando Martinez.
Fl primero recibi6 diez d6la-
res y f.e muy congratulate. Al
scgundo le tocaron cinco d6lares
y las felicitaciopsS De Vigor.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Ell FRIo sIGUE

L. Oficina meteorological local
habb en- Ia mahana de hoy de
que subiria Ia temperature. Has
ia Ell mediOdia no habia subido
spreciablemente.
Esta mahana la minima fue
de AZ grades, en- la ciudad, nc
en- Jas afueras.
Para mahana sc pronostican
.NUviaS = uuhlsdos~
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Esos "dem6cratas" del Sur
que en- ell COngreso proponen lie
yes contra los txtarnjeros y acl
san de sediciosos a los que nc
piensan como ellos, no MERCER
ell respeto de los hombres libres
declare en- New York el pres p
dente del a~yuntamiento o Cen
cejo Municipal, New Bold Nor
ris.
Ash Opinamos nosotros y K
hemos venido publicando.
Hay una diferencia enorme
entire los dem6cratas verdadercs
Y los ''democratillas" que en- e.
Sur predican odios contrarios a
los derechos del ciudadano y Ia
raz6n.
FL indio era dueho de la tie
IRA y los primeros "invasores''
SO la arrebataron por la fuerza.
Los descendientes de muehos
de aquellos que emigaron en- bus
ca de libertad para sus Green :
cias religiosas, ahora persiguen
q los d6biles, difunden odios y
hablan de los extranjeros como
de '"tigres Sueltos."
La satisfaction y los amos les
ha hecho olvidar ell pasado; las
riquezas y ell Poder les ha lleva-
do a la ~creencia de que los otros,
les extranjeros de la actualidad
no pueden amar a America.
Los descendientes de los que
combatieron a los Indios para
quitarles la TERRA, al presente
ccmbaten a los extranjeros, por
temcr y por egoismo.
Ell que odia al extranjero, en-
Estados Unidos, 81 no es un inn
b6cH prObablemente es IN NAL
vado.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

ia Verbena del Tabaco" a
yanza de nuevo, no obstante los
ObStaculos que algunos senores
fabricantes de tabacos lie pusie
ron en- 81 canine.
Todos los deSvelos del direc-
torado de La Verbena" fueron
.recompensados con 'coces."
IlCiega Dios a los que desea
perder o hundir?
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Finlandia continlia c~ombatiendo a los msos
La Inca principal Sc mantiene

iHELSINKI. Feb. 15-Al en-.
trar en- su d&cimo quinto la ba-
ITALIA Internal de Summa, Ell man
do finlandes admite hsber aban
donado algunas posiciones AVIAN
zadas de la Inca Mannerheim.
La Inca principal Sc sostiene
Y las noticias hablan de nuevos
6xitos, reshazando al eremigo,
en- ell Itsmo de Karelia, ell norte
de Lago Ladoga y en- la llamada
'cintura" del pals.
LOS rusos s~ufrieron gran nj
Nero de bajas, con perdidas De
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LA CONSTRUc
CION DE UN NUEVO Ed.
FICIO A r LA METRO
POLITAN

New York, Feb. 14-Una car
Ia recibida por David Sarnoff,
iefe de Ia division de Radio de
la Metropolitan, propone que Sc
construya un nuevo teatro para
Ia opera.
A1tuacmente Ia Metropolitan
trata de recaudar un million de
pesos por medic de donativos
10 recolectado hasta el presen.
To plSa Dc S26o0oo
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
LAS AMETRAIAAADORAS RE
A LOS NAILS

Paris, Feb. l5.-Durante un
temporal de nieve los nazis ata-
caron en- Ell frente occidental, 80
gun la nOta official de hoy. y fuO-
ron puestos en- fuga pOr las anne
tralladoras.
Deseaban los alemanes apode
rarse de un pueSto frances on
los bosques, al este del rio Saar.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

I'm ciudadano que no es fabri
cante, pero que algunas wees &C
tia como tai, figura entire los
que desean la ''extinci6n" de La
Verbena.
Sc equivoca por complete y lc
sentimos por 81.
La Verbena pertenece al pue-
DO y a los concentrates e indus
triales bien intencionadOs.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

mauuinas de guerra y municio-
mss, para llegar a las avanzadas
de Summa. Muchos de los alta.
cues de les invasores fueron re-
chazadcs por los finlandeses .
punta de cuchilo.
Abriga la espsranza ell man.
do de que Russia no pueda seguir
sus tarr,bles ataques. Las comu
nicaciones con Leningrado, en-
cUantc a comestibles y municiO-
mes, parecen entorpacidas, con
periuicio evidente para los alta
cantes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Casas en- Ybor. - La Verbena. - Juventudes
= Grau y Ferraa. = Democratas y "democra
tiIIas."- Trujillo y sus tratos.

Cuba sin que 70 opine y ensehe
10 que debe hacerse."
Y ahora lie nombran de nuevc
para que pueda burlarse msjo1
de los "indigenaS" g~eneroscS V
olvidadizoS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Las PARTICIPATES "estrellas y
astros," de las grandes Ligas ju
garanen Tampa un desafio, a be
neficio de Finlandia, Ell dia II
de MARIO.
Pedimos para ese juego la CO.
operaci6n de nuestros fanatics
Tampa "derrot6" a Miami y
San Petersburg 'tpor Ell mayor
reconocido entusiasmo'' de su pG
blico.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

Una 'trompetilla', con toda Ia
"sal" cubana, para Ell nombra-
miento de Orestes Ferrara co.
mo delegado de Ia "repdblica IN
feliz" a Ia SOciedad de Nacio ..
mes.
va en- una OCCASION, hace algu.
nos amos, Don Orestes, que vino
a Tampa como anarquista, en-
la guerra de 1895, jactanciosa.
mente manifesto a los periods
COS Itsliaaos; "Nsds % haes sa
La gaceta., 1940-02-15

BESIDE Ia ciudad que tuvo ei
honor de eScuchar la palabra Cd
Ida de Jose Marti, ell ap6stol, en-
Niamos nueStra felicitaci6n al
DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin,
ilustre cubano y presidente cleo
to de Ia Asamblea Constltuyen.
te.
Grau es una legitima esperan
"a del pueblo cubano.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
O~VACICNADA LA TRIPULA.
CION DEL CRUCERO Exc
TER

Plymouth, Inglaterra, Feb.
15.-Una multitud encabezada
por Winston Chruch.ll, el primer
Lord del Almirantazgo, ovacio-
no hoy a los tripulantes del cru
Zero Exeter, uno de los tres
bu,ues que ecmbatisron con el
acorazado aleman Graf Spec. +,
crucero lie hizo los honores al PR
mer Lord, disparando sus canD-
mes. Para hacer el viaje hast3
Inglaterra ell buque fue repara-
do EN- las islas Falkland, en- la
America del Sur.
Sir john Simon, ministro de
Hacienda, y ell almirante Sir
Dudley Pound, primer Lord del
Mar, tomaron parte en- la demos
trac.6n.
La noticia del arribo del cru
cero Sc di6 por la radio. Aver ha
bfa arribado ell crucero "Repul
Sc" de $4,000 toneladas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-15
Tn temporal de gran ntensidad
amenaza a Nueva lnglatena
Veinte muertos produjeron los
temporales de nieve

Washington, Feb. 15-Ei Ba ell viento, desde un andamio pues
Is del tempo d6 la notea de L to en- un euarto piso.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Farmers To Get
Rebate On Loans

Farmers will get the benefit im-
mediately of the continued reduced
interest rate on Federal land bank
and Commissioner loans as pro-
vided by action of Congress and
approved by President Roosevelt.
The reduced rate of 31s per cent
on Federal land bank loans will
he continued under this legislation
for two-year period ending June
&c, 1912, and the rate on Land
Bank Commissioner loans will be
reduced during this period, from 4
to 3la percent. Approximately s2.-
s60.OO0,000 Of Federal land bank
and Commissioner loans are out
standing, originally written at
rates averaging about percent.
The difference between h g
originally written rates and the
reduced rates will mean a saving
to farmers of about s3s,O00,000 a
year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
w. c. Truman
Announces For
County Attorney

County Attorney w. C. Truman
announces his intention to seek re-
election to the office of County
Attorney on the democratic ticket
at the September primaries. MIR.
Truman is a Pinal county boy,
and is too well known to the voters
of Pinal County to need an intro
duction by us for his sterling
qualities an Id ability. Having
served as county attorney 1880
1884, and was again chosen by the
voters in 1888.
While he has no opponent so far
he is asking the voters of Pinal
County for reelection at the
September primaries. His quail
Iications and able manner in
which this office has been con-
Quoted the past two years entities
him to the nomination for county
attorney. His official duties were
conducted without prejudice or
partiality, which is much in his
favor toward reelection.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
For The goth Time
The Smoki Dance!

The throbbing beat of tom-toms
and the haunting cadences of cen
turtles old chants. will greet the
hundreds of people from all over
the world who are expected to
pour into Prescott Sunday, August
Eth, to witness the homecoming
presentation of the magnificent,
spectacular Smoki Ceremonials.
For the twentieth successive year,
the Smoki People - 800 strong
will roI back the certain of time
and present ancient ceremonies OF
the Indians of the Southwest
strange people whose origin and
early history are shrouded in the
mists OF antiquity.
Men and women--some of them
now famous-who bear the tiny
tattoo mark on the side of the
hand that reveals that they have
danced with the Smok, will come
from the far corners of the earth,
to sit in the crowd that will watch
speEbound. as the Smoki re-enact
age-old rites and legends.
This year, the ceremonials are
dedicated to the Hopi and the
Zuni. For these two picturesque
tribes. the Smoki People have
taken the theme for the beautiful
"Pautiwa"-the Dance of t h e
Dirds-in which the gOrgeously
masked dancers simulate the
graceful movements of birds In
flight; the amazing Shalako Dance,
in which unearth!y giants, with
strange heads and bodies, perform
weird. symbolic gyrations; and the
intricate and lovely Zuni Weaving
Dance.
The renowned Snake Dance. per-
formed in deep reverence, is fit
ting climax to the awe-inspiring
ceremonials. With their little
rothers"-writhing snakes-twin-
ed about their necks and arms, the
Smoki sway, shuttle and stomp In
a primitive, eerie rhythm.
For weeks this amazing group of
white men and wOmen-who re-
main anonymous-have been study
ing and rehearsing, that these
picturesque ceremonials will dup.i-
cate the actual rites of the red
man, from which they take their
inspiration.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Grammar School
Faculty Announced

The faculty for the forthcoming
school year, 1940-1941, as announc-
ed in the office of Wesley d.
Kirby, superintendent of Coolidge
Schools, includes: first grade, Miss
Eva Harris and Miss Lucille Bris-
coe; second grade. Miss Florence
Wilson and Miss Christine Nc
Daniels; third grade, Miss Barbara
Gleason and Miss Dorothy Gentry;
fourth grade, Miss Edith Smith
and Mr.. John Rocker; fifth grade,
Miss Nancy Baker and Mr.. A. K.
Osborn; sixth grade, Miss Kath-
ryn Radetic and Mr.. M. E. Merrill;
seventh grade. Miss Helen John
ron: eighth grade. Mr.. A. w.
Spangehl and Mr.. J. B. Hinton;
kindergarten. Miss Lillian Winn;
Americanization, Miss Ollie Belle
Davis; colored school, Mrs. Love
Jordon; school nurse. Miss Myrtle
Yohn; janitors, Mr.. w. c. Pew and
+. c. Condry; cook, Mrs. Clara
Wellborn; secretary, Marguerite
Chimits.
The school program during the
forthcoming year will include a
full-time music supervisor for the
first time. Miss Tweed will teach
classroom music from the third
to the eighth grades inclusive, the
older and younger girls Glee Clubs
Logs Glee Club, and orchestra.
Mr.. John Rocker will teach the
fourth grade and have manual
training for the seventh and eighth
grade boys. The frame building
On the eastern end of the south
building is being remodeled to pro
vide adequate quarters for manual
training. The partition Is being
moved from the center of the
building to the end SO that tool
room and paint room may be had
and a larger work room provided
Work benches are being made in
order to save money for the school
district.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Rainbow Girls
Lawn Party

Many parents, Masons and East
ern Stars were the guests of the
Coolidge Assembly Order of Rain
bow Girls at a lawn party on Ell
berry law Monday evening July 8
at s o'clock, honoring the founder
Of Rainbow Order Rev. William
Mark Sexson. Coralane Sewell,
program chairman presented the
following program. Talk on the
life of MIR. Sexon by Betty Lee
Ward.
Song "Tis The Holy Hour of
Evening" by Virginia U t o n.
Coralane Sewell and Della Lou
Ware, accompanied by Jackie
Stewart. Solo, "The Holy City" by
Virginia Urton accompanied by
Jackie Stewart.
Refreshments of ice cream, iced
tea, and rainbow cake were served
after the program.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Red Cross Doing
Good Work

The Coolidge Red Cross Unit is
making good progress in their re-
lief work. They meet every Wed
nesday and Friday mornings in
the grammar school from $3.50 to
1880, and a good attendance Is
reported at each meeting. SO
garments have been finished so
far which will be sent through
Mrs. Mathews of Florence. County
Red Cross Chairman. to their
destination. Dist. Chairman, Mrs
Clifford Clements, reports Coo
lidge quota for relief was $4,000;
but s321.00 was raised, therefore
the surplus will be used for their
sewing room supplies. Twelve
hospital coats were made by Mrs
Geo. Nowlin and Mrs. Beulah Bry'
ant, which holds the record IN
sewing so far. All interested in
assisting are solicited. Knitting
classes are being started in charge
of Mesdames Ware and Dempster
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Coolidge Auto Supply
Handles Complete
Goodrich Line

J. C. Jayne of the Coolidge Auto
Supply on Highway 81, announces
the addition of a complete line OF
Goodrich merchandise and also a
Time Payment Plan which permits
divided payments to suit the
purchaser on this and also all
motor work. Mr.. Jayne says 1--WE
are proud to offer this new mer-
chandise and the easy payment
plan to our friends and costumers,
for it will permit the purchase Of
things you need and want without
the out lay of a large sum at any
one time. When you need new
tires, tubes, or motor work come
in and ask for details. You'll be
surprised how readily you can ar
range your own terms" ]. E.
Boynton from Phoenix, Goodrich
supervisor is here to assist in
opening of the new budget depart
ment Tom Mcclure of the Coo
lidge Auto Supply will have charge
of the new department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Coolidge Chamber of
Commerce Holds
Regular Meeting

The Coolidge Chamber of Com
merce held its regular meeting In
the Community Basement with din
ner. Monday evening, July s, r. J
Jones, president, presiding. There
were twenty-four members present
and guests included the following
MIR. Ben Thum, secretary of the
Florence Chamber of Commerce
Mr.. H. o. Hefley of the Eleven
Mile Corner migratory Camp, Mr.
Herbert Des Georges, Coolidge
Fire Chief Dugal Stewart of Flor.
ence, Lynn Farley. County AS
SCISSOR; Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Fast OF
Elevlen-Mile Corner, Mrs. r. L.
Sewell, reporter for the Phoenix
Republic, Mrs. J. II. Tovrea, re-
porter for the Tucson Star paper
DIR. G. II. walker, formerly of
Tucson and now a resident of
Coolidge. Guest speaker was Mr..
Hamilton Keddie of Tucson and
for several years active in the
Tucson Sunshine Club.
A very favorable report was
given by Mr.. James Luthy, chair
man of the Street Signing Com
mittee. He has a total of $4,000
pledged from thirty-six subscribers.
The minimum of any one has
pledged is $500 and the most
pledged by any one person is
sI4.OO Work will begin soon
toward the erection of the street
signs.
Mr.. Herbert Des Georges stated
the fire truck which Coolidge is
purchasing will be delivered to
Columbus, Ohio, by the 18th or
OF this month. where Mr.. Des
Georges and Bill Wilcox will go
To get the truck. He stated ban
ners had already been donated to
advertise Coolidge and that there
would be no cost to the Chamber
whatever.
Mr.. Paul w. Loucks, secretary
of the chamber, gave a very In
;eresting talk about the develop
ment of tamarix wood which was
grown on Mr.. George Kinne's
ranch southwest of Coolidge. He
displayed jewel cases and samples
of the lumber made from t n s
wood which was admired by all.
Mr.. Hamilton Keddie gave a
very interesting speech concern
ing Community Advertising. He
showed how Tucson had been
benefited by such advertising and
that Coolidge and vicinity had just
as good a chance to benefit by
such a plan as did Tucson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11

In a formal announcement to the
people of Arizona O'Neil empha-
sizes the need for protection OF
the smaller taxpayer by state Of
ficials and cites his record as a
pledge that he will guard the
interests of the taxpayer regard
less of size.
Dave O'Neil has lived in Arizona
35 years. He is an experienced
business man and takes his duties
as Tax Commissioner as busi-
ness responsibility. A tireless
worker, O'Neil is probably known
TO more people throughout the
state than any other state official.
His office is always open to assist
all taxpayers in the proper solution
"t tax problems.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-07-11
Are You Registered? ?

August 1st the registration
book closes for September pri-
maries and all voters not register
ed cannot vote.
If you have changed your resi-
dence, failed to vote at the last
general election or wish to change
your party affiliation you should
register at the city hall or with
the County Recorder before the
1st of August.