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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22

lettel es felekezeti izgatassal ke-
resked6 egyeneknek mem akar-
max forumul szolgalni."
A lakossag nagyobb resze
helyesl6leg vette tudomasul a
mutt heten, hogy az igazsag-
ugyminiszter besziintette az ell
jarast azok ellen a szemelyek
ellen, akik a spanyol lojalis-
tax szamara lit katonakat So
roztak.
S ugyancsak helyesl6leg We
SILK tudomasul, hogy az idegen
zsoldban allo urak ellen a WIS
galatot tovabb folytatjak. A
multi heten az International
Workers Order egyik f6vezeret
ismet vad ala helyeztek, inert
kidertilt, hogy Moszkva szol-
galataban okiratokat hamisi-
tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
IDEGESEN EMELKEDETT

a buza ara a mutt het utol-
SO ket napjaban, bar a buza-
termelo alla1noknak minden
okuk meg van ra, hogy jo ter
NEST varjanak 194O-ben. A
gyakori szarazsaggal sujtott
nagy siksagok magas hoval
vannak boritva, ami a tell We
test a fagytol megovja s-gon-
doskodik elegendo nedvesseg-
rol ARA az esetre u.s.. ha keves
es6t 7kapnanak a tavasszal. "a.
Allitolag Anglia oriasi be-
vasarlasokat eszkozolt Canada
ban es Argentinaban S ez okoz-,
ia a buza aranak hirtelen
emelkedeset. =.
Hasonloan, bar. mem ilyen
gyorsasaggal emelkedtek a hus
arak, kulon0sen a kannazott
kus ara, amt szintep europai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
A REPUBLIKANUS PART

orszagos vegrehajto bizott-
saga a jel0l6 konvenciot ju-
MUS vegere egybe hivta Phila-
delphiaba, Fourth of Julyra te-
hat meg lesz a republicans
jel0ltiink.
A bizotts&g tobbsege Van
denberget szeretne jelo1ni, de
a delegatusok kezeben lesz a
hatalom s. ICY bizonytalan a
konvencio II dontese. Ujabban
Landon volt jel0ltet tekintik
dark horse"-nak.
A demokratak konvencioja-
max a datumat Farley vegre-
hajto bizottsagi elnok fogja
megszabni valoszinu, hogy a
konvenciot julius derekara a
demokratak is megtartjak.
Termeszetesen az elnok ha-
tarozatlansaga, illet0leg az a
teny, hogy mem nyilatkozott a
harmadik terminusra idaig,
nagyon bizonytalanna teszik a
helyzetet a demokrata part
ban. Ha John L. Lewis mem
j0tt volna XII elsonek mellette,
akkor Roosevelten Xviii e pill
lanatban Wheeler szenatornak
lenne a legtobb eselye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22

dest kap az epito es az auto
mobil ipartol S biztosra veszik,
hogy az aceliparban marcus
masodik feleben ismet emelke-
do uzemmel tudnak dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
A HABORU AMERIKAI

aldozatai kozt els6 helyen a
gyumOlcs- s-termelok allanak.
akiknek semmi remenyuk nem
lehet ra, hogy a haboru tar
talma alatt az europai piac
vissza jon a szamukra.
Minthogy tavalyi termes
nagyresze is a nyakukon ma
radt, sok almatermel6 a nyu-
gait allamokban a fakat kivag-
j reszben barackot, reszben
krumplit ultetnek azok helyere.
Hasonlo problena el6tt all
max a citrus5 termel6k IS, inert
a haborus Europat a F6ldkozi
tengermenti allamok ellatjak
naranccsal es citrommal.
A deli .es nyugati zoldseg-
termel6k utan a fagy most az
eszakabbi allamok termeset Is
h0lte Georgiaban es a Ca
lolinakban a kifagyott vetese-
ket es palantakat ujakkal kell
potOlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
HA EUROPABAN
KOMOLY

beke kiserletek lennenek les
minden jel AIT mutatja, hogy
a Vatikan es az Egyesiilt ALA
mok vezetese alatt ilyenek tor
tennek) az jo hatassal lenne
a gazdasagi helyzetre.
Termeszetesen meg gyorsab-
ban emelne az ipari termelest,
ha a haboru nagyobb aranyo-
kat 0ltene, inert akkor a had
viselo felek lazas sietseggel ad-
max le azokat a rendeleseiket,
amelyekert kepesek keszpenzzel
fizetni.
Mindenkepen Szamithatunk
hat ra, hogy a tavasz a gaz-
dasagi helyzet javulasat fel-
tetlenul elhozza s csupan az
d kerdes, hogy ez a jav1las
mayen: aranyu lesz, ami nagy-
reszt rajtunk Xviii allo tenye-
z6kt6l fog fiiggni.
Az orszag t6kesei kiil0n0s
|elegtetellel allapitjak meg, hogy
altalaban beke van az iparban
$ hogy a kongresszus el6tt sem
fekszenek ujabb reform-javas-
latok, amik bizonytalansagot
hoznanak iSrnet a nemzetre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
A MUNKA FRONTJA

mem volt nagyon mozga1mas
a mutt heten. Mint ait elore
megirtuk, Lewis latszolagos
bekeajanlata mem fogja a be
ket es egyseget meghozni, inert
mem is abbol a celbol tortent
a varatlanul kieroszakolt ajan-
lat. .-...-
Jelenleg a Federal Labor Re-
lation Boardot feiiilvizsgalo
kongresszusi bizottsag szolgal-
tat ''szenzaciokat",~ a lapoknak
S azokat az ujsagok nagy boil
dogan felfujjak.
A multi heten peldaul nagy
.'szenzaciot" csinaltak abbol a
'leleeplezespol", hogy az RFC
nenl ad kolcsont egy vallalat-
max, ha. a Labor Board elott
feljelentes van a vallalat ellen.
.... Komoly emberek csak helye-
.selni tudjak, ha kormanykol-
csont mem adnak egy tizletnek,
mikor AIT torvenyszegessel va
doljak, de a toneg az ujsagok
(Folvtatass az six oJdalon1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22

bevasarlasoknak kell k0szOn-
mink.
S mivel vegre "opciot" vett
az angol kormany a tavalyi
dohany termesre, a deli ALA
mok farmerjai is meg vannak
nyugodva.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Orth and Brian Aherne at RiaItO in "I7
Sieeplechase
In Maryland

The thrills and spills Of Ameri-
cas- most spectacular Stss5isaslalse
are blended into the heart story
Of two young people in love. torn
BY fierce family pride. in Daryl
r. zanuck's Technicoior procuc-
ton OF Maryland new 10Th Cen
tury-Fox picture which il now
showing at the Roxy theater
The historic Maryland Hunt Cup
Race provides a stirring climax 10
the intensely human drama which
captures the romance and beauty
Of a proud state in all its tradi-
tional glory.
The brilliant cast in Maryland"
features Walter Brennan. Fay Balm
ter, Brenda Joyce. John Payne.
Charles Ruggles. Hattie Mcdaniel
and Marjorie Weaver. Henry King
directed the picture from an origi-
nal screen play by Ethel Hill and
Jack Andrews.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
FIRST SHOWING

liam Powell in Il Love You Again"
II SIS. 3 90 $40. e.s5: also Lana
Turner and John Shelton in We
Who Are Young ! 80 IS. ais.
RIALTO - Brian Aherne and Rita
Hayworfh IN The Lady In Ques-
ton" II 80, 2.lo. 4 so. 7.30. 1915.
also Canole lands and Henry VIII
coxin IN Mystery Sea Raider"
1855. SIS. 9 lao. . 100.
Colman and Jane
Wyatt In Lost Horizon" IL 80,
so. 10 80. also Irene Dunno and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Autry at Shell in
Colorado Sunset

Gene Autry. Smiley Burnett and
June Storey appear in their fourth
Republic musical western as a trio
in Colorado Sunset" now show
ing at the Shell theater. Previ-
ously they were seen together in
Home on the Prairie. Blue
Montana Skies" and Mountain
Rhythm"
Road to Singapore. which
shares the bill at the Shell. stars
Bing Crosby. Dorothy Lamour and
Bob Hope, supported by Charles
Coburn, Judith Barrett. Anthony
Quinn and Jerry Colonna. The
harum-scraum story finds Bing
and Bob fleeing to the South Seas
to avoid romance, only to fall in
love there with lovely Dorothy
Lamour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

kItC 1AAAlAf NAAA~A = ff@A
The featured supporting cast in
cludes Glenn Ford. Irene Rich,
George coulouris and Evelyn
Keyes. Charles vidor. director Of
NY Son. Ny Son" also directed
the new Columbia comedy ro-
nance.
Mr.. Aherne. starred as a shop
keeper. deserts his leading man
roles to appear to delightful ad-
vantage in his first straight char
acter part, complete with oeetling
eyebrows. walrus moustaehe and
a comfortably rounded stomach
Similarly, Miss Hayworth. in the
title role. renounces glamour to
appear as a simple, inexpensively-
clad young shopgirl.
Irene Rich, famous silent screen
star is seen as Aherne's wife;
Glenn Ford and Evelyn Reyes are
cast as his children.
What might have been the IN
tention of Nazi Germany in halt
ing and boarding the American
freighter. City of Flint and even
tually placing a prize crew in COM
mand Of the vessel, is glaringly
depicted in Paramount's, Mystery
Sea Raider" which also opens to-
day at the Rialto.
Rewriting part of the script TO
include the incident. and having
already incorporated two other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEATERs

Cary Grant in The Awful Truth. .
las. SIS. 800.
ROXY - John Payne and Brenda
joyce IN Maryland. Il SO, s.ss,
ZOO. 1905; also Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly IN Sailors Lady. Z"
II so. 2 as. $40, s.45. Information.
Please" 12:35. $40. e.s5. Gas.
RETURN SHOWING
BTvERIY-Brian Ahsrne and Made
liene Carroll IN My Son. Ny Son"
also Bob Burns and Mischa Auer In
Alias The Deacon"
COMMINITY-Doro IAmour and
Robert Preston in "Typhoon". also
John Litel and Rochelle Hudson
In Men without Souls.
KAY sTREET-June Lang and Will
liam GarRan In Isle OF Destiny" -.
also Jane Wvman and John Payne
in Kid nightingale"
LAkEWoOD-Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in NV Favorite WIFE; also
Linda Darnell and John Payne in
Star Dust
PARk-Cesar Romero and Jean Rog-
ers In Viva Cisco KID. also VIII
liam Boyd in Showdown"
PROCTOR - Shirley Temple and
Spring Byington in The Blue
Jackie Cooper in The Big Guy
REALARTAoordon Harker in In
spector Hornleigh on q Holiday:
also Cesar Romero and Evelyn
Nenable in Viva Cisco Kid"
RfN-Linda Darnell and John Payne
in Star Dust. also Charles Star
rett and Iris Meredith in Blazing
Six Shooters"
sHELI-Bing Crosby and Bob Hope
in Road To SINGAPORE. also Gene
Autry and Smiley Brunette In
Colorado Sunset"
SUNSET - George Raft and Joan
Bennett in The House Across The
Bay. also Gene Autry and Smiley
Burnette In "Rovin' T1Imbleweeds.H
TEMPLE - Wallace Beery and Leo
Garlic in 40 Mule Team also
Priscilla Lane and Grant Mitchell
in Three Cheers For The Irish"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

Contact" eyeglasses are small
lenses which fit directly over the
eyeball and are held in place by
the eyelids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

major sea instances Of the present
war in his story, Producer Eugene
luxor has stolen a march on Hol-
lywood and brings movie fans a
startling picture of what can and
IS happening to all shipping. bel
hgerent or neutral, on the high
seas today. The other incidents
are the sinking Of the Ahenia, and
the rescue of 800 British prisoners
aboard the Maxi ship Altmark in
a Norwegian ford.
Heading a cast Of outstanding
players in Mystery Sea Raider"
are Henry wilcoxon. Carole Lands
and Onslow Stevens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Mystery Sea Raider Tells
Of Nazi Wartime Piracy
Henry Wilcoxon And Corole Londis In
componion Film; Theme. City OF Flint"

Advance reports call The Lady in Question the answer
To what's new in exciting brunette bombshe in
oiddv carefree and completely different kind of love
49, BRIAN Aberne and Rita Hayworh co-starred in
The film which opens TODAY at the Rialto theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Doctor Kept on Set
DURING Production

Actors working in My Son. My
Som" the Edward Small production
now at the Beverly theater. had
little chance Of becoming i'll. Each
day a doctor visited the set and
checked over each of the principals
in the cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

Cory 0ront who INDUCES in
some foncy copers with Irene
Dunno in The Awful Truth, +"
which is enjoying on extended
run OF the Riviero along with
Lost Horizon"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Deacon

Bob Burns. who hos another
of his popular homespun roles
in "Alios the Deocon," cur
rently showing at the Beverly
theoter. my Son, Ny Son,
Howard Springs novel with
Brion Aherne and Madeleine
Corroll, the second ottroction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

Wilton Powell and Myrno
10y ploy husbond ond wife
oooin in I Love You Aooin. "
opening todoy on the Music
Box screen and hoiled os their
funniest comedy romance.
Fronk Ntzhugh, ord Edmund
Lowe have feotured supporting
roles.
srs from an attack Of Amnesia OF
eight years duration.
4 Love You Again" provides
excellent opportunity for one OF
Powells mstchless characterize
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

tons. AS the SNUG Larry Wilson
he momentarily drops all Of the
suave sophistieation for which he
is famous. Myrna 10y. once again
cast as Powell's wife, gets her
chance in this one TO indulge in
such wifely pursuits as GROWING
her spouse soundly with a platter
Of scrambled eggs. The supporting
cast includes comedian Frank Nc
Hugh in one Of the best roles OF
his career as Powelrs buddy. Doc"
Ryan, Edmund Lowe as a slick
oil promoter. Donald Douglas as
Miss Logs boy friend, and Nella
Walker as her mother.
Attacking the problem Of the
chance Of young Americans to
marry and establish homes Of their
own in the midst Of a big city,
I'VE Who Are Young" featuring
Lana Turner and John Shelton.
also opens an engagement at the
Music Box today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
10y. Powell
AfMusic Box
Two Featured In
/ Love You Agoin"

The comic and dramatic
properties of an amnesia at
tack are scheduled 10 reach
their fullest realization when
Il Love You Again" CO
starring William Powell and
Myrna 10y. opens al the
Music Box theater today.
A hilarious new comedy. the story
deals with the amazing plight Of
n man who. through an accidental
bump on the head. suddenly recov-
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

youth of the Nation will be great
Each graduate will be equipped
with a worthwhile education,
trained for the responsibility of
defending the nation that is al
ready bourne by every able
bodied male citizen whether he is
equipped or not. Training in THE
AMERICAN ARMY therefore i'm
poses no new obligation upon the
young manhood OF the nation, but
equips the youth to better carry
out the responsibility which is al
ready his. Each graduate of the
American School Army is to be
carried on. the rolls as a Reservist
and subject to bear arms in de-
tense of the United States, the
same as all men now are.
"It is my sincere wish that we
VIII never cause to use the SER
vices of these young men in this
way, and it grows more apparent
day by day that the way to keep
from sacrificing young mems lives
needlessly is to be fully prepared.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27
The American
School Army
L n1lnf.
BY Kent f. Keller

In a plan destined to provide a
permanent trained reserve of two
million men, for the defense of the
United States, Representative
Kent f. Keller. (Democrat) of
Illinois, today introduced a bill in
the House of Representatives for
the creation of THE AMERICAN
SCHOOL ARMY.
To begin with the plan calls for
the training of 21,S50 youths be-
tween the ages Of Is and IS, each
year in military, vocational and
academic education to be increas-
ed as found necessary. These
cadets are to be selected accord
ing to the apportionment of the
various Congressional Districts. In
the Keller Plan, the Educational
Board. under the Craftsmanship of
the United States Commissioner of
Education. has charge of the aca-
demic and vocational training and
is to cooperate with the War De-
partment which provides the hous-
ing, discipline and military train
ing. There is to be no educational
requirement. The only bar against
a boy who wishes to enter is a
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

physical defect which can not be
corrected by care and training or
mental deficiency as to be classed
incompetent.
In reviewing the merits of his
bill in Washington, Mr.. Keller
stated.
Il repeat that no country will
attack America, with our unlimit-
ed resources if America is fully
prepared. The countries that un-
derstand nothing but force, can
be met only by force. America
must start now and fully prepare
not only for the present time, but
for all time to come. The Ameri-
can School Army plan will pro-
vide an adequate for future time
Twenty years from now these
would be on the rolls of the
United States Army, 100000 men
who would lhave had thorough
military training in their format-
i've years; who will be sounder Of
body and trained. of hand and mind
in the event they should have to
bear arms in defense of this
glorious country.
Rich as Americas resources
are, we cannot afford to keep
large standing army, nor is that
necessary. Neither can we afford
the eXorbitant cost of emergency
preparation under the stress and
waste of the excitement of an
emergency after it is upon us. The
American School Army plan pro-
vIdes the necessary defense at
the lowest possible cost, from the
points of view of training, of bene-
fit to the citiZenery and of releas-
ing man power to industry during
adulthood.
In the light of the studies of
the defects found in drafted men
of the World War, the benefits of
this training to the health of the
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27
First Baptist Church
News
BY Pastor J. N. Campbell

Heaven and "Helr' are the
sermon topics for this Sunday. at
II a. m. and SIS p. M, respective
ly. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
After the sermon last Sunday
night by DR.. J. w. Beagle of At
lanta. Ga, the right hand OF
Church fellowship was extended
to the following new members just
baptized: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Akey, Mrs. J. p. Magness, and
Marjorie Livingston. Another new
member was approved for baptism,
namely: Miss Zelda Pinkerton.
On Tuesday night Mrs. e. H.
Barker led the Training Union in
the regular monthly business
meeting and social, and a happy
time was enjoyed by the forty or
fifty present. Thirty four reported
reading the Bible daily for the
whole month. A. l.. Robinson is the
new president of the Adult Union,
and Miss Teresa Akers of the In
termediate Union.
21357 is the total for the past
four Sundays contributed toward
the Church Budget, surprising the
budget goal for the corresponding
period of time by the sum of five
dollars. Most of this money is
paid in each Sunday through the
Sunday School, which is superin-
tended by A. L. Robinson.
The Missionary Society and its
auXiliaries had a total of 73 at
tending the June Missionary pro-
gram meeting, with % in the
parent Missionary Society. The
programs are interesting and the
missionary zeal is increasing. The
Coolidge Woman's Missionary
Union is fully graded "A-1", ac-
cording to the standard erected by
the Southern Baptist Convention
one of the 416 in the $4,000
Southern Baptist Churches to have
this distinction.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27
Why The Objection

There is now before the Senate
Judiciary Committee a measure
which would require compulsory
fingerprinting of all aliens within
the United States.
Just why our people should OBJ
ject to national compulsory finger
printing is something which we
have never been able to under
stand. Such program would be
a long way toward curbing those
of criminal tendencies and would
be of great value in the battle of
law enforcement VS. crime.
In everyday life there are thou
sands upon thousands of cases
where the interests of the nation,
the family and the Individual
would be better served were ma
tion-wide compulsory fingerprint-
ing established.
Some day soon probably We'll
become enlightened sufficiently to
forget our fetishes and intelligent
enough to demand this reform
Gilbert Enterprise.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27
Social Security

Student who were entering COM
mercial and industrial employment
either full-time or part-time for the
duration Of the summer season
were reminded today that they
will need Social Security account
card numbers.
Whether the employment is
part-time. temporary, or perman-
ent. and although the employer
has no other employee, a report OF
the employees wages, together
with his account number. must be
made to the Federal Government
by the employer" it was explain
ed by Manager Stuart Anderson of
the Tucson Field Office Of the
Social Security Board. "The en-
ployee is required to report his ac-
count number to his employer
"Au wages an employee receives
during his entire life from employ
ment covered under the Federal
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
provisions of the Social Security
Act" Manager Anderson continued,
will be counted as credit toward
his old.age insurance. Wages for
temporary or part-time employ
ment, no matter how small, are
important in increasing the total
credited TO that workers account
with the Government. The identi-
fication of this account by num-
Der is a guarantee that the wages
will be credited to the proper per
son."
The Tucson office. which serves
the area in and around Coolidge.
is in the United Bank & Trust co.
Building, 6s East Congress street.
Functions of the office, in addition
to issuing Social Securit account
numbers, are to advise potential
beneficiaries and the PUBLIC on
provisions of the law, and receive
claims for the payment of bene-
fits from persons covered by the
law when they reach 65 years of
age and retire. or from their I'M
mediate relatives in case OF their
deaths.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27
Haze aCOOd nle
This 4h of July,
But, Take 1t Easy!

Every July 4th all America
turns out for one big day OF
fun. This celebration is. OF
course. "ftting and proper,
but aIUays present is the spec
ter OF accident and tragedy.
Here are some OF the main
reasons accidents occur in
such large numbers and a hint
or t,UO on hoto to aUOid them:
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

Fourth OF July: The American
Idea. A timely patriotic poem by
Edgar Lee Masters, distinguished
American Poet, illustrated with a
reproduction in full color of a
famous historical painting of the
adoption of the Declaration of In
dependence. Don't miss it in The
American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next weeks Los
ANGELES EXAMINER
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

Several Coolidge young people
returned this week from the
Presbyterian Young Peoples Con
ference at Monture, near Springer
vile. They were Barbara Talla,
Esther May Nowland, Frances
Short, Hal Cochran, Russell Webb.
They We're accompanied by the
Rev. and Mrs. Easter, who both
taught classes at the conference.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

County superintendent of School
John ]. Bugg of Florence was in
Coolidge Tuesday announcing him
self for reelection this fall, he
made the Examiner office a pleas
ant call.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Springfield
returned Wednesday morning from
a twenty-five day auto trip to the
New York Worlds Fair, Washing
ton, d. c., and other interesting
cities throughout the East. They
report a very pleasant trip.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

Toward this end l have worked
out the American School Army
plan with the cooperation of the
Office of Education and the Unit
ed States Army"
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

FOR SALE or trade. 3 real estate
sale contract $4,000 each. Trade
for farm equipment Also house
and lot Rt. 9 Box 500 Phoenix,
or Casa Grande, Gen. Del. o. C.
Floyd. ct
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

A doctor has got off a good one
which will appeal to everyone
worried about highway crossings.
He says: "a foot on the brake is
worth two in the grave"
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

According to the National Safety
Council, accidents of all types
claimed $500 lives last July. Traffic
accidents accounted for 1850 of
these. July's accident losses are 22
per cent higher than that of the aver
age month. Be smart and drive
carefully. Don't be a road-hog or q
ShOw-off.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

L0ST-Small black and tan dog
wearing harness. answers to the
name of Ginger. Return to Mrs.
Tom Moxley and receive a re-
ward. 1t
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

CALL FOR FREE demonstration
on Electrolux Cleaner Air Puri-
fier. Coolidge 112, Mrs. Geo. w.
MUIR, District Representative.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

Subscribe for The Coolidge Ex-
aminer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

WANT TO exchange dental work
for garden and yard work. DR..
r. V. Campbell. J20-27
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-06-27

HOUSE FOR RENT 3rd and Ken
nedy in North Coolidge. d. d.
Stone. 1t