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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

the world have heroically struggl.
ed for centuries will be lost.
Civilization may be saved in
America if we stay out of the
world-mad conflict; if we are a
united, homogeneous people; if we
forget a n d forego class distinc.
tions; If We work together as one
people-Americans-to preserve
that freedom. that liberty we have
cherished since the founding OF
our republic.
The major influence in any eff
fort to preserve civilization in
America must come through the
American newspaper. Every news
paper editor must be a part of that
effort. Those best able to play q
vital part are the rural editors oi
the nation. Per thousand of circu
lation, the rural press wields a fal
greater influence than any other
class of publications. 1t represents
personal Journalism, and its in
fluence is that of its editor dis
tributed through the printed word
to those who know and respect
him.
To a large extent, the future OF
America and the preservation OF
its liberty lie with the country
newspaper editors of the United
States-with the men and women
who can guide the thoughts of the
people of our towns and farms. the
safest, sanest class in America s
population.
They will do the job.-Publishers
Auxiliary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
Special Greyhound
Excursion Fares to
The Worlds Fairs

To accommodate the thousands OF
persons who are anxious to visit
the wonderful 1910 Golden Gate
International Exposition o n
Treasure Island, Pacific Greyhound
Lines have announced special ee-
cursion fares from most parts OF
the West. The low Greyhound ex-
cursion fare from Coolidge to San
Francisco is now only 1890 round
trip. This special fare will be in
effect for the duration of the Elk
position.
In addition Greyhound is offer,
ing a special Circle Tour of both
the New York and San Francisco
Worlds s Fairs for only $685. round
trip from any point in the United
States. The traveller may take his
choice of many scenic highways
and can return over an entirely
different route if he chooses.
These fares apply to first class
travel in Greyhound's luxurious
Super Coaches which serve all OF
America on frequent, convenient
schedules.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
Triple-A Compliance
To Be Checked

individual farmers are held re
sponsible for seeding within their
cotton acreage allotment" said ].
R. Storey, chairman of the County
Committee of the Pinal County
Agricultural Conservation Associa-
ton, today. Checking of compli-
ance will begin about June 3rd,
after cotton planting is completed,
and with eight crews in the field
ii is expected that it will be COM
pleted in about five weeks" Storey
added.
If an operator does not over
pant his farms acreage allotment,
he receives a parity payment Of
1.55 cents per pound times the
normal average yield established
for the farm for each acre in his
acreage allotment. 1t is expected
that parity payments to cooperat-
ing farmers will begin in late July
or early August. The second, or
Conservation payment, calculated
in the same way on a basis of 1.6
cents per pound, will be made late
in the year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
Civil Service
Examinations

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open COM
petitive examinations for senior
and junior stenographer and senior
and junior typist to be open for
filing applications to women only.
Vacancies as they may occur in
these positions and in positions re-
quiring similar qualifications IN
the states Of California, Arizona
and Nevada, at salaries ranging
from $3.50 a year to 1882 a
year, and are subject to a deduc-
tion of 3h percent toward re-
tirement annuity.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
MAD
BY WRIGHT A. PATTERSON

Europe has gone starkraving
mad, and that madness is destroy
ing world civilization. All the social
and governmental progress OF
centuries is crumbling under the
devastating arms of power-mad
world. Today it is a condition OF
who is responsible for that condi-
ton.
Regardless of who the victors in
the terrific conflict may be, the
civilization We have known and
cherished will be lost throughout
practically all of the world, wita
the possible exception of the
Americans.
In at least three, and possibly
four, of the other continents the
rule of the dictator will prevail.
That liberty, that individual op-
portunity, that fredeom of thought
and expression for which people OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
The Low Down From,
Hickory Grove

picked up a paper from out on
the Coastal Berkeley-and the
editor there. he says. what good
is a budget, anyway" Pardner,
that old Navtive Son savvies.
If you have been harboring the
idea that in California, the folks
there just loll on the seashore and
pick an orange or an avocado when
they are hungry, you are seeing a
mirage.
Budgetitis is epidemic-it is lay
ing 'em low everywhere. And while
am talking about California, l
see where in Sacramento a feller
talking for the Federal Surplus
Commodities Corp. says, "this is
the first time in history that hui
mans have suffered because OF
abundance" Sure sounds queer
il is too deep for me. But it is
likewise in Chicago, where the
Govt. is tell ing Mr.. Canepa how
to make spaghetti. When you start
telling an Italian how to make
Spaghetti, you are just around the
corner from a guardian.
But everything will turn out all
right, l guess-we have already be-
gun to recuperate from Gone with
the Wind.
Yours with the low down
10 SIERRA.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

Paul Loucks left Tuesday for
Tucson Veterans Hospital and ex-
poets to be gone about a week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

The necessary application forms
sample tests and complete infor-
nation regarding these examina-
tions may be obtained from the
secretary, Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners at any first-or
second-class post offices in Cali
fornia, Arizona and Nevada or
from the manager, Twelfth U. S.
Civil Service District, Room 119
Federal Office Building, San Fran
cisco, California.
At Flagstaff, Arizona, obtain
forms from the secretary, Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners, U.
S. Forest Service; at Grand
Canyon, Arizona, obtain forms
from the secretary, Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners. National
Park Service.
Applications must be on file
with the manager, Twelfth U. S.
Civil Service District, Room 119,
Federal Office Building. San Fran
cisco, California, not later than
June 3, 1910.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

FOR RENT-Furnished house in
Kings Court, will be vacant on
the 18th. Phone 146.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
UNREAL REALITIES
IN THIS AMAZING AMERICA
WORLDS LARGEST
MAN-MADE ISLE -

Treasure Island in San Francisco
Bay presents 400 acres Of spar
king exhibits, beautiful gardens,
big name entertainment, art and
culture from all parts of the world
:. all for one low price of adj
mission. Fun, gayety and thrilling
adventures crowd every day at
this exciting Worlds Fair. Plan
soon to visit the grandest show
the West has ever seen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

MODERN furnished house, air
cooled. water furnished. Phone
1882. $3.50. North Coolidge 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
Community Service
Safety

Last year there were more than
10000 deaths caused by automo,
bic accidents. There will be more
in 1910 IL our safety program Is
not greatly improved. Our safety
problem in the United States, and
especially in Arizona. is becoming
more serious every day. What are
you doing to help correct this pro.
blem?
We ask you to rate yourself by
checking yes" or mo" opposite
each of the following questions.
II you win, nobody gives you a
medal or even a pat on your back.
IL you lose just be glad you lost
here on paper and not on the high
way.
1. Do you ever dash out of
your home or place of business
and cross the street then and
there without going to a corner?
2. Do you ever walk on the
highway on the right side with
your back toward traffic?
3. Do you ever start across the
street on the stop Or caution light?
4. Do you ever jump off a,
street car at the rear, stroll around
the back end and cross the street
to the other side.
S. Do you ever walk across the
street on a bitterly cold day with
your coat collar up around your
ears and eyes, or in the rain with
your head buried under an UNI /
bre,la so that you can neither see
nor hear oncoming cars?
2. Do you fail to judge with
any degree of accuracy the speed
OF an approaching car as you wait
to cross?
NOW CHECK YOURSELF
SIX mo" answers is perfect
w wy new COdI
cause you're not going to need that
extra capital for hospital bills.
FOUR NO answers means
you're on parole. If you can't do
something to improve your stand
ing in the pedestrian world, your
time will come-and soon.
TWO mo" answers should make
you hang your head in shame.
Your days are numbered; you'll be
one of the next to go.
ALL "YES" answers puts you
in the class with the walking dead.
You may not even have time to
finish this, but if you do, you'll
learn that while today you may
still be walking, tomorrow you
may just be still.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23

Don't forget the Rodeo and
Horse Races on May 26-next Sun
day in Coolidge. Adults 35c, chill
Gren 15c. Exhibition steer riding
and calf roping are scheduled as
part of the program.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
I WONDER

Why Alberta Starnes was SO long
getting home last Friday night.
I have a faint suspicion she tarr-
led along the way ION oath street
maybe?)
Why Lula Williams came to
school with axle grease all over
her uniform. 1t seems rather baf-
fling.
Why Margaret Williams walked
home alone the other night.
Strange though that her B. F.
was about 8 blocks behind her.
Why a certain student got her
lunch and ate it while taking her
t est in the digestive system.
Could it be that she had to follow
the food down to see where it
went.
Why the teacher was seen out
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

The Baby-Should l keep look-'
Ing for a job or open a place here
at home? | don't know what to
do?
Ans: Try the little business
idea hal you have in mind to OPP
crate there at home. 1t of course
is going to be necessary for you to
get work SO that you can raise the
money to go in business-but
when you get enough ahead make
an attempt to put your idea over.
*##*ss
A. M. c. only want peace and
my husband to leave me alone. |
quit him about a month ago. |
have a friend nov and he has APP
preached me about marriage and
| want to know what to do?
Ans: The best thing for you to
do now is to get a divorce. When
it becomes final then you can talk
about marriage and etc. Your hus-
band naturally didn't want to give
you up but if you two can't see
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The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
URGE SOUTHERN
HEALTH OFFICERS
TO TRAIN C
PHYSICIANS

Washington, Oct. 10 (ANP) =
Medical circles are watching with
interest, developments in public
health in the southern states, hope
full that additional barriers may be
broken down as a result of a res
olution fostered by DR.. M. o. Bous-
field of Chicago at a recent meet
ing held here. DIR. Bousfield was
one of the invited guests at the
meeting of State and Territorial
Health Officers which convened at
the U. S. Public Health Building.
When the subject of national def
ense was preached, Director Dak-
err of Alabama introduced a resolu
ton suggested by DR.. Bousfield,
urging southern state health Off
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
VERSES
BEAUTY SCHOOL
NOTES

Miss Lula Williams has decided
to become a career girl and has
enrolled in Versie's Beauty school.
She has shown a great interest IN
the work and already Is very far
advanced.
Mrs. Cassie Murrell has just re-
turned from Lincoln where she
took the state board examination
for cosmetology.
**%&*s
Am electric manicure machine
and eyebrow tweezers has been
added to the equipment of the
school.
As Versie's school of Cosmetol-
ogy is a continuation of the North
Side Beauty School, beginning this
week the names of the alumni and
what they have accomplished will
appear in this column.
Eddiestean Richards has recent
ly opened a moedrn shop in Dav-
export. Iowa. Jewel Bryant is
owner of a shop in Los Angeles,
Calif.-Charlene Lewis manages a
shop in New York City Homer
McCraney is doing fine work at
Althouse Beauty School-Pearl
Winston and Flsrence Wakefield
are operators at Harriet's Beauty
Salon of this City.
=
The students visited George
Sledd last week at the hospital.
He was very cheerful and we do
hope he is on the road to recovery.
Laura Everett is returning to
school this week.
&s*ka
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
TUSKEGEE BALANy
ES IT'S BUDGET

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Oct. 10
amp According to the auditors
report just issued by the firm of
Charles F. Rittenhouse and Comp
any of Boston, the Tuskegee Inst
itute. for the year ending June I,
1910. has lived well within a bal
anced budget and the results fer
the year are more nearly on a
cash basis than they have appar-
emily been for several years..
Commenting further relative to
the years operation, the report at
tributes this commendable condir
ton to IAN improved control of ex-
penditures" and "to the reduction
and modification of facilities and
departments.
President +. D.. Patterson ex-
pressed satisfaction that despite
difficulties attendant upon the re-
trenchmen program necessary to
keep Tuskegee Institute within the
budget, it has been possible to
build up the Employees Retire
ment Reserve for the security Of
members of the faculty and staff
whose term of service at the lnsti-
tute shall mature because of the
age limit or i'll health.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

things the same way then it is
best that you did separate. Your
new friends seems to mean well,
but don't rush things too fast.
4&&AH
Worried MOTHER Why has my
o taken the attitude he has to-
ward his wife and me? 1t cert
ainly does worry me?
Ans: No doubt it does. | would
suggest that you notice his pres
chit attitude toward you. Encaur-
age his wife to spend more time
with him and you spend less time
with the two together. This is a
problem that she alone must set
tie and if you want to help, don't
express your views one way or the
other. He will get over it soon.
***&*s
b. I.-Will l be able to sell the
land that my father left me C
emily and what is the proper way
to 60 about it?
Ans: The first thing you must
do is to investigate the land thru a
lawyer and find out if the taxes
are paid and etc. Then if you like
place the land up for sale. Have
1t appraised so that you can put
the right kind of price on it. You
will get a sale for it this year.
*&&&#*
p. HI had an operation about
a year ago and my stomach still
feels tender and | wish to know if
it has healed yet ahd should I go
back to the hospital?
Ans: Since you are worried a.
bout your condition go to the hos
pital and get assurance that there
is nothing wronsg l believe that
you need to take mild exercises
and stronghold the muscles in
your stomach. A year is ample
time for an operation TO heal il it
was a normal condition.
sss
M. P.-1 am now in correspond
ence with an eligible bachelor out
west. Does he care for me?
Abs: He's fond of all ladies'
but he prefers to remain a bachel-
or. Don't believe too much of
what he writes you. If he's sim
cere, he will prove it to you.
*&$&A%
E. L. V.-Please tell me if my
father is married? l wish to know
and / don't want to ask.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

in a blazing red formal at the wee
hours of the morn. But she was
not going in the direction of home.
Why Eunice Hunter hasn't been
to school so long. | wonder Is she
working to get her Xmas present.
Why one of the students is talk
ing of marriage. She should have
thought of it long ago as it is too
late now. He will have to sign up
for CONSUMPTION anyhow!
This is your cub reporter sign
ing off till next week.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
B~altimOreans Move Into
New Housing Project

Baltimore, Oct. 10 (ANP) Tues
day was moving day as 298 famil-
les moved into the big $1,107,5 500
Edgar Allen Poe Federal Housing
Project on a site that 10 months
ago was one of the city's worst
slum districts. The project COW
ers an area of six blocks.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

Ans: They are either married
OR just before taking such steps.
He's madly in love with this wom-
an and l suggest that you treat
her just as nice as you can. He
would be much happier married.
a#aA&#
G.. Bid I do wrong not to &C.
cept his offer?
Ans: No, you used good judge
ment. His offer has been placed
before a number of girls and there
r many Strings tied to it. Do
not let any man make a sap out of
you.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
BuiId-Up" Good News
For Suffering Women

Much of women's periodic dis
tress may be Unnecessary
Many who suffer from headach-
es. nervousness, cramp-like pain,
other symptoms of functional dys-
menorrhea due to malnutrition are
helped by CARDUI.
Main way it helps relieve per-
iodic distress is by increasing ap-
and flow of gastric juice,
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
MASS. DEMOCRATS
NAME NEGRO PRES
DENTAL ELECTOR

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 10 (ANP
DR.. Silas F. Taylor, prominent
Democratic leader and former
member of the state parole board
and director of colored voters, was
chosen presidential elector Satur-
day by Massachusetts, State Dem
ocratic convention at Springfield.
DIR. Taylor also is credited with
introducing the anti-lynch plank
in the state Democratic platform
and fighting for more liberal oc-
ial security laws covering domest-
ic workers.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12
READ The GUIDE

Thus it often aids digestion. helps
build strength, energy, resistance
to periodic disturbances.
Others find help for periodic dis
comfort this way: Start a few
days before and take CARDUI un-
til "the time" has passed. Women
have used CARDUI more than 80
years.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

E. l.. V.-Please tell me if my
father is married? l wish to know
and / don't want to ask.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

Why the teacher was seen out
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

GERS to provide ways and means of
training additional Negro doctors
within their states in public health
The resolution carried. DIR. Thorn
as Parran, U. S. Surgeon General.
presided at the meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-12

IN ex. for ms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07
Youngsters Have DAY

About 500 youngsters Of as
sorted ages from the kiwanis and
WPA playfields participated in
the Golden Jubilee kids parade and
field day at Grayland park Mon
day afternoon. Each child was
given tickets TO the carnival and
other treats. instead Of prizes for
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Charge Manslaughier

inr. Burial viii be In New TIA
coma cemetery.
Cox, In a second statement 10
Under Sheriff Clyde Knowles Mon
day night. said his mind was in
drunken haze ut the time of
the shooting, that he remembered
looking several times into the
guns barrel. He said he could
see no bullet and assumed that the
weapon was not loaded.
His Rest Friend"
Ed Bailey was my best friend, .
he said. My father often has re-
marked that / thought more OF
Ed than / did Of him. / wouldn't
have had this happen for any
thing"
Knowles said Cox was a broken
man as he sat In a cell at the
county Jail. Knowles reported that
the young man Is subject 10 fits
Of crying and sobbing.
The report Cox made 10 Knowles
stated that the drinking party
began At 10 a. m. Saturday and
concluded Sunday morning AZ q
o'clock when the shooting oe-
CURED.
Still being held a. = material
witness Tuesday was Raymond c.
Carter. ITO East Bismarck st.
who ailegedly vttness.d the
tragedy.
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Young Democrats
Urged 10 File

Following adoption OF n reaoiu-
tion Monday by Young Democratic
club OF Pierce county. members
were urged TO file for committee
men In their various precincts
other business included an an
nouneement by Rob DykemAn and
Glen Carlson, county organizers.
that the first meeting Of Young
Democrats Of Puyallup valley
would he held Tuesday night.
President Wayne Melehsr an
nounccd heads ~ various commit
tees including Irene Thompson.
entertainment. q. NJ pitEen.
speakers. Beth Nicholson. mem
hershin. and Marnery Fuller. re-
Treatments.
Harry Norlund. club member.
spoke concerning his candidacy FOE
Acknowledgements.
Roosevelt buttons and other
democratic emhloms are now avail.
able ut the club headquarters, pib
Pacific ave. 1. was learned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-07

commttiss .slt Hs wanted nrss
- - = voluntary enlistment
measure
Thee = mass afsaf + tfinz
wsndsn wiukis q ~ r.iFsliur
fair h September - : pahiis a.
rearance. perhaps - address
n - weekly Fsaln speech Nor.
taf nixat freraftsd sls<whsfsI
Martin ID nj feIias un his attack
oa a e. pin % ~ previous xsek
IN fact b attacked NJ aas. con.
isntinE himself sifh discussion
~ state finance policies psst.
present sd fltufs
Frank Hirns seattle. launa nj
Ms campaign fpf ne nsrnhHcan
Euhernatuftal nomination silh :
broadcast speech from a ssiek orr
dinner IN - home town Monday
night
Following nufna en- ths ar Ia ,hs
candidates behalf was Tseafns ;
~ Hafuld Fowler. former county
cor committee chairman
Burns promised hs would rnm
pare HE 0vn ant hls opponents
record. In an address tea weeks
from Monday ninht
There i runner IN Tacoma
streets that Ralph ahaffsf. banker
ard shipping mar. may ne faf tns
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rrc~n % lous rheY vere gnlnsd
At the 1afk ~ Bowen. = ~bE al
mAs
TIE quartet agreed. rather than
splitting TIE SO. 10 play pokst
hand one shnfflsd another cut
and wormaterr dealt Thsy gave
him The beat % the deal allow.
lng him TO hols carts "a their
one. BE looked. and ssw a pair u
aces reekinE up from the hidden
side II his hole eafas
De Deal. and l.ase.
Both the betting and the stakes
greS The pot approached $4,000
wofmsnorg admitted Ms be- was
hacked h : money draft that
needed another signature
The game recessed D. allow Him
H. get cash he obtained ths
money In Seattle. ard fsinln-d ne
friends In = Tacoma hotel Mon.
day
He knew he held top cards
but one card remained % he
played. lie dealt. delivering 10
bowen an ae. Then they showed
their cards. wormseorr had two
aces, backed by a jack Hut bowen
also had two aees-haoksd ~ =
king
Money Il Missing
Normshorg paid off then re-.
GREETED n lie accused them of
framing him. A fight started
Wofmsborg grabbed Bowen and
hung on TO him until they reached
the street outsids.
Officer Gus ksrrifan saw them.
and arrested both
But Bowen didn't have the 81.
$50 Normsborg had put into the
game The others were missing
oets Cash Hack
What Bowen did have WAS
fingerprint checking with one ssnt
to Tacoma IN 1893 from Mime
spolis. MINI indicating he VISA
wanted IN connection with = rob
berry charge.
Osborne ordered him hsld. pend
ing word from Minneapolis
Wormsborg. meanwhile. return.
Cd 70 Seattle. Tuesday he notified
police that a mysterious call sent
him 10 a notary public. where he
found his missing oahh. he had
not found his friends.
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