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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
AFL Strikes ST.
Department Store
In Union Shop Row
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 26 UUl

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26 up
AL Department Store Unions
today beeau pieketus store aInu-
ated with the san Francisco retailers
council following breakdown Of con-
tract negotiations.
Pickcts made thor appearance"
shortly after t am. III front ot the
Emporium. one OF the largest OF san
FranciScoS department stores. APP
pIrently they were following Il
scheme of striking the 22-membcr
stores one at Il time 4 procedure
instituted by AFL culinary Workers
and Bartendcrs who have struck
seven of ~ major hotels.
Principal union involved in the
strike threat is the Retail Depart
ment Store Employees Union, with
approximately 1000 members The
clerks have demanded a general 81
weekly wage increase and a union
shop claiming an average present
scale of SD weekly
Other unions which are expected
to respect the picket are the Eleva-
tor Operators, Building Service Em-
plolcs and five groups affiliated
with the jont board of culinary
workers and barteuders. These Um-
ions are seeking straight closed
sEop agreements and general i'm
provcments in their conditions. al
though they still are under nego-
tiation.
\ spokesman for the retail coun-
ell said the stores were prepared
to keep the doors open and carry
ON as near normal operations as
possible.
The employers countercd the UNI
ion demands with a 50 weekly pay
increase although refusing the um-
ION shop Leaflets were distributed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
] ouriS& Lure i'm
Block Hills old

I'll Centre RotaIlans Wee given
Inside Information on how the lam
ed Black IIIlIs of South Dakota
We're promoted into a moncy-mak-
Ing tourist area, III Il talk at the
regular Thursday noon meeting in
the Barbara Worth hotel
Leonard c. March, formerly presi-
dent OF the Associated chambers OF
commerce of the Rlaek Hills related
how the hills were made into Il
tourist mecca aad profitable
source OF iueomc fog all the small
towns in that area. March now j.
Il prominent insurance man IN San
DIEGO
originally. thc local community
chamber of commerce had tcW
members and less funds. March
said. Heariue that GutSon Borglum.
nationally iamuUs sculptor Was
seeking opportunity to create a ei-
gantIc static oi this CountryS out
standing leaders. the group got to-
gethcr. located solid granite
mountain, raised $4,000 aud made a
deal with Boreium.
Borplum. March said, brought az
proXimatcly >4.000,000 INTO the COM
munlty tor construction purpose.
and the world fame brought tourists
from Tar and wide.
Another publicity stunt vas l..
the communities to band toacrha
and outbid ell other competitive
tourist areas a. a summer White
House" tor President Coohder.
The two efforts. March said. fg1
established the Black Hills rs
great tourist area. pad of immrd
atcly for the varied costs and IL
veStlments and created a new ,oU4e.
Of income for everybody.
March was introduced By Fa.s
G. Davis chairman of the day. =
VAS invited 10 speak here b. NaG-
rem CurrlCr.
Included III the program VA.
oaarge 20 two new members. J&mea
d. Nesbitt and IL Huffman -
john kep!cy. Carmen Vinfrdo aas
Tom G2a spoke BRIEFLY IN bch,u
the sale OF season tickets to l.s
local football games. Hazal Cia!a.
hey described the VARIOUS =. on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Re Sev eli Blasts
Neutrality Act

...au~'ss and manNoWct 10 .he loo
= ~ .ga3me9. and TO "heI9 to tho
-. - aNt!-aN,> states
lc.-sas> refused IL regular SeS-
-. r .a39 q repeal fhc arms en-
.arto sal ADJOURNED Aus. ). ap-
SsaX.mate.y month before the war
es-8M. :, returned II special session
SEPT; = a"d chansed the act to
II Boo~eyeit's specifications on
Nu.. 3. IQ.9 = a bipartisan White
t..-,e conference II July 1889.
-. man foy congress rebuffed MI.
l.. ..e..'~ I!9}s cmoar-O proposal.
IL. az aeu,ral!~ act repeal
...~c,a. me NJ. Roo,cye!ts rev
.s ..a' ae wants q arm
.a..t".3u Has ships vas offered
..-...u.s ay Sen Kenneth Nickel
-. j.. Tenn. The president has
,so...esG 70 decide next week Whe-
-. - ask .9y "epeal or modiflca-
~. ~ tie &C but. meantime. Is
..."ta.aa with he arnlng OF al
~. ~. ot lie 125 American
sa.od marcnan, veysels which e.
- PasaN&uIan tlac and. there
.... ..e exempt rom neutrality &C
.a#.ylc'.eHs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
iaTme1s,Sporismen
Plan Meeting to
Discuss Problems
~. MOO ...m Page One

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-..'.. o. -lslt Ncl.s clubs Sus-
'.. =. ..e.;.E- professional hunt
W. '.,a eane sometimes il
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a#~a II ,hc.e ren.9 Minor
-, ~ nose c.sbs. play POKE!
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La'...'.;r oocrr,ary " II. BO.t-
" ri n! =" 40 .atcd SpOrtsmcn OF
r ..y!a.4 MaGc the suggestion for
.ltgea QsaI! season He aaid d
q. .aaC" ~ The Upland came
s..o. rHmmrler Of tie aasocIau0n
.....'a'ra he HGsf feasible ras0n
s@'d - from So. . ~ Dcc. -
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.a!.r lsa' DHe. haze small chance
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1a.... 81 'en pnrasant ana quail
..rf.1as The commission
'ass H., 10 ,nattcr a9uu at
Oc0bat meeting,
P@ra.a' tcasDA IL Imperial coun-
y ION LANDS. viii be between
- ID and Noy "a Imperial coun-
- aEor"n.c!, however. are attempt
II. - 2et It shortened Duck sna5on
HDm OF lG TO Dec IA QUAIL
rann VI. be IRON NoY IS 10 Dec
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T0DAYS
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OF SLAYING (OLL3P>E>
WOMAN SVSPECTE

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+ ARMER X GRANTEB
a DIVORCE

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SUES FOR DIN OReI

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WEATHER

Southern California-Fair Friday
and Saturday, except night and
low clouds coastal area,
little change in temperature: gen.
tie moderate westerly wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
DECREE GRANTED

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DIVORCE GRAINED

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an lntcrlOCa ato,r $50.
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nations Of federal bonds and stamps
which car br purchased to support
the governments armament prep
aratlon program
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Ponzers Blasted
In Moscow Drive

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trs from Icrmrraa +, Os,s.a
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t. Scize or Iala the r."atss, T..
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The dispatches showed
CENTRAL 'FRONT.' a... S.
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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
BABY BOY

A baby boy weighing eight
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Mesa, April 9Th at Coolidge
Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

1916; Ulysses E. Benedict. also
known as U. E. Benedict, and Jane
Doe Benedict, his wife, on Aug.
Fl, 1913, and Apr. II, 1919; C. A.
S. Higley and Jane Doe Higley. his
wife, on Jan. /, 1928; Francis M.
Pfrimmer and Jane Doe Pfrim1ner,
his wife, on Aug. 81, 1919; James
A. Wiley, Sr., and Jane Doe Wiley,
his wife, on July 13, 1929; Grover
c. Goldie and Jane Doe Goldie,
his wife, on July 6, 1925; Anson
A. Voorhees,; Harry E. Goldie and
Jane Doe Goldie, his wife, on Jan.
IA. 1926; Marcy Burgess and Jane
Doe Burgess. his wife, on Mar. 20,
1916; and Ezra X. Parrish and
Jane Doe Parrish. his wife, on Feb.
25, 1919, if said defendants, or any
of them be living; if said defend
ants, or any of them be dead, then
also to the unknown heirs, de-
visees. legatees and assigns of each
of said decedents: the Union Trust
Company as Trustee, a corpora
ton; Phoebe Caroline Templeton,
Ben c. TempletOn, Roy Templeton
and Ida Francis Ripple, the sole
heirs and devisees of Floyd c.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
Marks Fourteenth
Birthday, Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Abbott of
Dell's Cafe honored their daugh-
ter frankie May on her fourteenth
birthday Monday evening with a
lawn party.
The large birthday cake was
decorated with pink and green
candles and the evenings enter
tainment included lawn games and
dancing.
frankie May was the recipient
of gifts and congratulations from
the following guests: Ruth Knox,
Martha Mays, June Penix, Mable
Cherry, Betty Yates, Betty Clark,
Barbara Newcomb. Cleota Clark,
Dolores Romareo, Doris Schultz,
Jackie Cradle, Monte Tuggle,
Flossie Brash, Dorothy Dossey,
Mercedes Monjarres, Pauline over
TURF, Betty June McEuen, Oracle
Anderson. Velda Abbott, Floy Dell
Abbott. Bonnie Anderson, Floyd
McEuen, Lee Lindemann, Royce
Gibson, Sidney Gordon, Vernon
Gordon, Billy Irvine, Guy Winkler'
Kenneth Trout, Mack McEuen
Jack Havens, Artie Lee Nichols
Mickey Sweeper, j. r. Noddlng'
ham. Jack Overturf, Eugene An
| derson, Kellus Overturf, Burns
French. Eddie Karin, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clyde Penix, Mr.. and MRS
Dan Overturf and Mr.. Habbst.
Those who were unable to at
tend but sent frankie May gifts
were Wayne Elledge, Deon Craig
Margie Sanders, Helen Anderson
Miss Patricia Tweed, Miss Nancy
Baker and Mrs. Ola Sanders.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

Templeton, deceased; Jane Doe,
John Doe and Black Company, a
corporation.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, are
hereby summoned and required TO
appear and defend in the above
entitled action in the above en-
titled Court, within TWENTY
DAYS, exclusive of the day of SER
vice, after service of this sum-
mons upon you if served within
the State of Arizona, or within
THIRTY DAYS, exclusive of the
day of service if served without
the state of Arizona, and you are
hereby notified that in case you
fail so to do, judgment by default
will be rendered against you for
the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is Tom Fulbright,
Florence, Arizona
GIVEN UNDER my hand and
the seal of the Superior Court of
the State of Arizona, in and for
the County of Pinal, this 10th day
of April, 1941.
T. J. MARKS, Clerk.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
FRANK w. SHEDD, also known
as F. w. SHEDD. PLAINTIFF,
VS.. JOSEPHINE S. HALL and
JOHN DOE HALL, her husband.
on Nov 4, 1916; JOHN c. SWAN
and JANE DOE SWAN, his wife,
on Feb. 8. 1920; H. w. DETWIL-
Err, also known as w. H. DETWI-
LER and WINIFRED DETWIL-
Err, his wife; c. HENRY SMITH.
also known as HENRY C. SMITH
and JANE DOE SMITH, his wife,
on May 10, 1916; EDGAR A. CART
and JANE DOE CART, his wife.
on May 10, 1916: |. r. DETWILER
and JANE BOE DETWILER. his
wife. on May 10, 1916; BOYD D..
SMUCKER and JANE DOE
SMUCKER, his wife, on May 10
1916; MARY SMUCKER, wife of
BOYD d. SMUCKER; ELMER S.
KAYLOR and JANE DOE KAY
LOR. his wife on July IS, 1928,
MARY KAYLOR, wife of ELMER
S. KAYLOR; HARRY |. KAYLOR
and JANE DOE KAYLOR. his
wife. on Feb. 2. 1926; L. w
HUNTER and JANE DOE HUNT
Err, his wife, on Oct. "a. 1929;
NOAH f. BYERS and JANE DOE
BYERS. his wife, on May 10, 1916;
LUCY BAGLEY and JOHN DOE
BAGLEY. her husband, on Mar.
25, 1916; ULYSSES E. BENE-
DICT, also known as U. f. BENE-
DICT and JANE DOE BENEDICT,
his wife. on Aug. 81. 1919; & Apr.
II, 1919; c. A. S. HIGLEY and
JANE DOE HIGLEY. his wife, on
Jan. 1, 1928; FRANCIS. M. PFRI-
MINER and JANE DOE PFRIM-
MER, his wife. on Aug. 81. 1919;
JAMES A. WILEY, SR., and JANE
DOE WILEY, his wife, on July
13, 1929; GROVER C. GOLDIE
and JANE DOE GOLDIE. his wife,
on July 6 +, 1925; ANSON A
VOORHEES,; HARRY E. GOLDlE
and JANE DOE GOLDIE. his
wife, on Jan. IA. 1926; MARCY
BURGESS and JANE DOE BUR-
CESS, his wife, on Mar. 20, 1916;
and EZRA X. PARRISH and
JANE DOE PARRISH, his wife.
on Feb. %, 1919. if said defend
ants, or any of them be living; II
said dependents, or any of them
be dead, then also to the unknown
heirs. devisees, legatees and as
signs of each of said decedents;
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
Arizona Sales Tax
Registers Gain

Sales tax collections in Arizona
continued, to register gains with
the 1941 March total of $3S0,S14.93
overshadowing March collections
a year ago by almost 100000.
Last year, total collections were
$352,246.44, according to a report
by the Arizona State Tax Commits
sion. This years March collec-
tions gained $5,S9O.S3 over the
$374,924.10 collected in February.
Distribution of the March collec-
tions gave the counties $1S6, 1859;
the state general fund $124,297.99; ;
the social security fund $54,837.35
and the administration fund, SIS,
232.6O.
Returns to the various counties
We're: Apache, $2,192.62; Cochise
$lS,2S486; Coconino, $5,S413S;
Gila, $10,527.73; Graham, $2,97756;
Greenlee, $5,275.72; Maricopa, $751;.
1882; Mohave, $4,4160O; Navajo
$3,6S233; Pima, $34,38311; Pinal,
$12,331.60; Santa Cruz, $2,646,62;
Yavapai, $14,155.05; and Yuma
county, $S,435.79.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
SU M MONS
NJ. 6640

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
DINAT
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
Mother of Mrs.
S. P. Soule Dies
At Randolph Monday

Mrs. Nettie Lane, 73 years old
died Monday in the home of heI
daughter Mrs. S. P. Soule of Ran
dolph. Mrs. Lane, who was here
on a visit from Montana, did not
fully recover from the shock OF
a recent fall in which her hip was
broken.
Mrs. Lane was born in Earls-
Vile, Iowa. July 14th, 1867 and is
survived by three daughters. Mrs.
S. P. Soule of Randolph, Mrs. H.
P. Vann Epps of Los Altos. Cali
fornia, Mrs. Carl Truitt of Bloom
ington, Illinois. and two sons,
Harry Lane of Billings. Montana,
and Charles Lane, Cushman, Mon
tana.
Mrs. Truitt came here from Illi-
nois and she and her sister, Mrs.
Soule. will accompany the remains
to Lavinia, Montana. for inter
ment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

the UNION TRUST COMPANY as
Trustee, a corporation; PHOEBE
CAROLINE TEMPLETON, BEN
c. TEMPLETON, ROY TEMPLE
TON and IDA FRANCIS RIPPLE,
the sole heirs and devisees of
FLOYD C. TEMPLETONTON, de-
ceased; JANE DOE; JOHN DOE
and BLACK COMPANY, corpora
ton, DEFENDANTS.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above named defendants, to-
wit:
Josephine S. Hall and John Doe
Hall, her husband, on Nov. 4,
1916; John C. Swan and Jane Doe
Swan. his wife, on Feb. 8, 1920;
H. w. Detwiler also known as
w. H. Detwiler and Winifred Det-
wiler, bis wife; c. Henry Smith,
also known as Henry C. Smith and
Jane Doe Smith. his wife, on May
10, 1916; Edgar A. Cart and Jane
Doe Cart. his wife, on May 19
1916; |. r. Detwiler and Jane Doe
Detwiler, his wife, on May 10
1916: Boyd d. Smucker and Jane
Doe Smucker. his wife, on May 10
1916; Mary Smucker, wife of Boyd
D. Smucker; Elmer S. Kaylor anG
Jane Doe Kaylor, his wife. or
July 10, 1923; Mary Kaylor, wife
of Elmer S. Kaylor; Harry I. Kay
lor and Jane Doe Kaylor, his wife
on Feb. 2, 1925; L. w. Hunter ant
Jane Doe Hunter. his wife, on Oct
"a, 1929; Noah E. Byers and Jan,
Doe Byers, his wife, on May 1s
1915; Lucy Bagley and John Do
Bagley, her husband, on Mar. 25
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

Mrs. V. W. Havens, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. c. L. Skousen, secre
tary-treasurer, and Mrs. R. r.
Palmer, Mrs. G. E. Patrick, Mrs.
S. c. Mcfarland and Mrs. Odom,
Board of Directors.
The club voted to pay the regis
tration fees of one delegate to the
State Convention of Garden Clubs
to be held April %, 90 and 9th al
Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
Mrs. G. E. Odom
Chosen President
Desert Garden Club

Mrs. c. f. Odom was chosen
president of the Desert Garden
club to succeed Mrs. Jack Han
cock, at a meeting held in the
home of Mrs. w. A. Van SAINT,
Friday.
Those who will serve with Mrs.
Cdom for the coming club year are
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connolly
of Tucson spent the past week as
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Hanna. Mr.. Connolly is
the former principal of Mariana
High School and the Connollys
and Hannas were neighbors there
for some time. While here the
party, accompanied by Miss Ker-
ma Hanna. visited Thompson Ar
boretum and picmcked at Coolidge
Dam, Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
Catholic Girls
Start Club Here

A Coolidge Catholic Girls Club
was organized Wednesday at St
James under the guidance of Fa-
ther Murphy.
Miss Sophia Monreal was chos-
en- president. Those who will
serve with her are Miss Maria
Montana, president; Miss
Narcissus Monreal, secretary and
Miss Mary Karen, treasurer.
The girls will meet each Sunday
after Mass. One of their first
decisions is to help with the dec
Grafton of the church for Easter
Mass and another undertaking will
be that of improving the grounds
. Skeet Ball of Florence was a
Coolidge visitor Wednesday, look
ing after business interests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
BABY DAUGHTER

A baby daughter weighing eight
pounds FIFTEEN ounces was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Prock. April
9Th at Coolidge Hospital. She has
been named Modena Fay.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

. Mrs. ]. A. Roberts returned
Monday from Good Samaritan Hos
pital, Phoenix, where she under
went a major operation. She is
reported to be we'll on the road te
recovery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
STORKITORIAL
BABY DAUGHTER

A baby daughter weighing nine
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Corley. April 3rd at the Flor
ence Hospital. DR.. B. l.. Steward
in attendance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
BABY BOY

A baby boy weighing seven
pounds five ounces was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Pisano.
April 7th at Coolidge Hospital.
He has been named Eliedoro Oliv-
as, in memory of his uncle.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
BABY BOY

A baby boy weighing eight
pounds four ounces was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ashcroft,
April End at Coolidge Hospital.
They have named him Emmett
Robert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20
MEDICAL SOCIETY DINNER 10 HONOR
 DR. EDW. LE coco

The Juneau Medical Society will have dinner Sunday night at 6:30 o'clock in the banquet room at Percys in honor of pr. Ed ward LeCocq, prominent orthopedic surgeon from Seattle who will ar rive in Juneau Saturday.
 Dr. LeCocq will discuss the treat ment of Osteomyelitis (bone and marrow infections) with arsenic, a new method of treatment which has been highly successful in ex- perimental treatments given in various medical centers in tn e States.
 Members of the Juneau Medical Society will have the opportunity to discuss this treatment.
 Dr. LeCocq during the last week, has been conducting clinics in Ket- chikan, Wrangell and Petersburg for crippled children. Arrange ments were made by Dr. Steve Ramsey for the Territorial Depart ment of Health and by pr. Lang don White for the Office of Indian Affairs.