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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

o Friends of Coralane Sewell
have received word that she was
married to William Frank, United
States Marine Corps, at her home
in San Diego, California on Thurs
day, April 23rd. Miss Sewell, a
former Coolidge resident, is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sewell.
o Members of the senior class of
Coolidge Union High School at
tended Superior court at Florence
Wednesday to hear arguments in
the murder trial OF a Mexican.
The invitation was issued by
Judge II. G. Richardson.
o Mrs. George McLain was an
overnight guest at the E. T. Klein
man home Monday. Mrs. McLain' s
husband, Major McLain, who has
been stationed at Boulder City,
has been transferred to Fort
Huachuca. Mrs. Mcain and their
three children will make their
home at Tombstone The McLains
are former Coolidge residents.
o Mrs. Virgil Chandler, who has
been visiting her sisters in Los
Angeles, returned by plane TO
Tucson, Friday, where Mr.. Chan
dler was attending an annual
meeting of the state bar associa-
tion. They motored home to-
gether.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Cole and
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott spent
Sunday in Miami visiting Mrs.
Coles parents and Mr.. Coles
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lock
hart and Mrs. George Cole.
. Miss Gladys Roche. who has
been i'll for the past twelve days
with bronchial pneumonia, re
sumed teaching at Kenilworth
school on Wednesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Sergeant. Good work, Sergeant.
Keep il up.
Lost, one girl. "Speck" Gary
left his girl in his car and went
to offer "A friend a drink. When
he came back the girl was miss
ing. No one knows what happened
TO her. but il has been rumored
that a local Don Juan with the
initials. "Ryal" Padilla. Is keep
ing very mum" on the subject.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01
Local Happenings

. Sally Stringer's new blue and
white bike arrived Thursday and
she Is wearing numerous black
and blue marks as evidence of her
determination to learn to ride il.
The trouble was. she said. that
"the darn thing wouldn't stand
still long enough for her to get
her feet in the stirrups." The bike
has learned who is boss. however.
as evidenced by the fact that Mrs.
Stringer is riding it about town
like a veteran.
. Nathan Zahalsky and his moth
er Mrs Ethel Zahalsky left Sun
day for San Diego. California,
where Mr. Zahalsky will open a
mems clothing store. Mrs Nathan
Zahahky and the three Zahalshy
children. Celia. Albert. and Bonnie
Jean. will remain at the Zahalsky
home until school is out.
Q Members of the Ids. Relief
Society met at the home of Mrs.
A. X. Osborn Monday afternoon.
A lesson in Social Service was
conducted by Mrs A. w. Spangehl.
. Eugene F. Englehard and son
Eugene, Jr., who have been guests
at Rancho Iona Verde. left for
Chicago on Friday morning. Eu-
gene. Jr.'s 18th birthday occurred
two days previously and was
marked by a birthday cake with
candles when ranch guests as
sembled for dinner.
. Mrs. A. H. NOVEL; was substi-
tute teacher at Kenilworth school
last week for Miss Gladys Roche,
who was Ill.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Zahalsky
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Bloch OF Florence
for a Spanish dinner Friday eve
ming. The previous week the
Blochs had been guests at the
Zahalsky home for a Jewish din
ner.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Gates re-
turned Friday from a weeks va
cation, the first two days of which
were spent at Carl Pleasant Dam
and the remainder with friends in
Phoenix.
. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Chadborn.
Mrs. Susan Mccullough, Miss SUI
san Chadborn and Miss Harriet
Kirkland spent Saturday in Tue
son visiting Mrs. Chadborn's sis
ter Mrs. Bessie Williams.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. William Short.
Miss Frances Short and Art Mode
drove TO Florence for Spanish
dinner Sunday.
. Miss c. Louise Boehringer OF
Phoenix. Mrs. l.. b. Worley and
two sons, and Mrs. Arthur Brown,
all of Grand Canyon, stopped to
visit at the Matt n. Dodge home
Saturday and Sunday, as they re
turned from the P.T.A. convention
in Tucson.
. The initiatory degree was given
to a Coolidge candidate by mem
bers OF Coolidge Odd Fellows
Lodge at Masonic Temple Tues
day night.
. Coolidge Eastern Stars who at
tended a meeting in honor of the
official visit of worthy grand ma
tron, Ada Pierce Winn, to Flor
ence Chapter Tuesday night were:
Alma Myrtle Jones, Maybelle Tay-
lor, Sophie Cohen, Nell Mirkin,
Enid Elsberry. Ann G. Hannah.
Margaret Clements and r. w
Taylor
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

For the first time since Coolidge was established
residents have adequate transportation facilities to
Phoenix Provided by Pacific Greyhound who announced
inauguration of new bus schedule starting today which
leaves Florence at 80 each morning Coolidge at 8
O'Clock and arrives in Phoenix at $50 Returning to
Coolidge and Florence the bus will leave Phoenix at
p m and arrive in Coolidge at 7:30 Florence at D. M
We of Coolidge have needed this service long time
but to maintain 1t there must be sufficient usage to make
the run profitable Certainly the low rate charged for
round trip fare much cheaper than using ones own car
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

zens of this beautiful valley SO
completely to their hearts. Incl
dentally-believe II or not-there
are plenty of dancing partners.
Speaking OF kindness, last week
this column mentioned a we'll
equipped club room being opened
in Coolidge. Let me give you a
list of the sponsors:
Senior Woman's Club. Junior
Woman's Club, American Legion.
Rotary International. Lions Club.
Chamber OF Commerce, Catholic
Church, Community presbyterian
Church, Baptist Church. Desert
Woman's Club. Church of Jesus
Christ of Ids, American Red
Cross.
Staff Sergeant Lloyd d. Miller,
of the Quartermaster Detachment,
has received his appointment as
tHL A%iNuNNhalN III Aht oliAttAS =
Reserve Corps He will be called
TO active duty in this capacity
May /. Congratulations Lieuten-
ant!
Sergeant West is all business
lately. We have been told his wife
arrived in Florence last week.
Since Private Carni has ceased
making headlines in Florence. he
has gone back to his old job. He
now drives the Major around.
The Quartermaster Detachment
has issued a standing invitation
TO all comers. They have a base
ball team, soft ball team, and
some boys who can really box.
The Post Recreation Officer
met with representatives of the
different organizations here Tues
day at the City Hall in Florence
to discuss. plans for athletic ac-
tivities. Details will come later.
Major Jones, of the Detachment
Quartermaster Corps, has been
transferred to Phoenix, where he
will command the Quartermaster
Detachment. With him went Sec
ond Lieutenant Durham as assist
ant Commander. The entire camp
wishes them success in their new
posts.
Second Lieutenant Fischback
Cavalry. of Tucson, reported for
duty here Tuesday He is attached
to Headquarters Detachment. Wei
come to Florence. Lieutenant.
Word has reached US that Ser
geant R. c. Harrington, of the
Qaurtermaster Detachment, has
been promoted to Staff Sergeant
Congratulations!
We have at last discovered the
reason for the beaming smiles
upon the otherwise normal faces
OF Privates First Glass Norman
F. Stilwell and Ralph w. Davis
They have been promoted to Tech
nician, 5th Grade.
Sergeant Odie Gipson has re
Gently been promoted to Stat
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01
Army Camp News In Brief
BY PVT. MARVIN w. BROWN

First Sergeant Ray l. Congour
has been wearing a very pleasant
smile lately. Reason a long dis
tance call from Mrs. Congour. OF
Fl Sam Houston.
Muscles" MacSwain seems to
have made quite a hit with the
girls in Florence. Our usually re
liable sources have informed us
that the last girl whose advances
he spurned was contemplating
suicide.
There is nothing official yet.
but Latrine Rumors have it that
plans are being made for a com
bination Field Day and Open
House TO be held by the Camp
guards. Various athletic events
and contests will be featured. and
the public will be invited TO come
and see how the Army lives.
works. and plays. The guards are
open To suggestions.
Privates Nelson, Avila, and
Byus were guests at the home of
Mrs. Ramona Brash and her
daughter. Dora. of Florence, Sun
day afternoon The boys have
been acting very domesticated
ever since.
The Medical Detachment is or
ganizing a soft ball team. We
don't know much about it yet, so
details will have TO wait.
Rev. ]. n. Campbell, OF the
First Baptist Church, Coolidge.
conducted religious services in
the camp recreation hall Tuesday
evening. Reverend Campbell is an
interesting speaker, and we would
like to hear him often.
Private Nelson and Miss Dora
Brash were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chuck Whitlow, of Flor
ence. Friday evening.
Musicians wanted. If you can
play a musical instrument. get In
touch with Sergeant De Hart at
the Station Hospital We would
like to form a camp orchestra.
Instruments will be furnished.
From the number of men who
have taken to the local hills re
Gently. we would presume that
il has been some time since pay
day. Gold nuggets still have a
cash value. so they tell us.
Our scouts have brought worC
that a certain Corporal will no
soon forget the sound of fire
engine siren. We have been re
ferred to Corporal Gibson fol
details.
The Woman's Club of Florenc'
has been giving an informal dance
for service men each THURSDAY
evening This is in addition to tn,
regular Saturday evening hop Il
which Soldiers are admitted 70
half price. Such kindness t
strangers is one reason the boy
in this camp have taken the cit
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

1t now that the heghth of something or an
other in invitations is the bidding group of impress
sionabe Coolidge high school youngsters to spend quiet
AFTERNOON at murder trial in Pnal county courtroom
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK

NJ IOE Or SALE IN BULK
Otis +. Sasser OF the City OF
Coolidge, County of Pinal, State
of Arizona, doing business at the
Coolidge Drug Company of Cool
idge. County of Pinal. State of
Arizona, hereby gives notice of his
intention TO sell, assign and de-
liver unto Coolidge Drug Co, Inc,
an Arizona corporation, all of that
certain stock of merchandise con
sisting of drugs, medicines, etc.
and any and all other merchan-
disc located now upon the above
described premises, and offered
for sale thereon. which said sale
will be made May %, 1912.
All creditors having claims
against the said Otis E. Sasser
doing business as the Coolidge
Drug Company at Coolidge, Coun-
ty OF Pinal, State of Arizona, shall
present their claims for payment
on or before the above date to
1908 Luhrs Tower, Phoenix, Ari-
zona
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
said Otis Z. Sasser has caused
these presents to be executed this
29th day of April. 1912.
OTIS E. SASSER.
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF MARICOPA, SIS.
Before me, the undersigned, a
notary public in and for the Coun-
ty of Maricopa, State of Arizona,
on this day personally appeared
OTIS E. SASSER, known to me
to be the person whose name is
subscribed to the foregoing instru-
ment, and acknowledged to me
that he executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal
of office this 29th day of April,
1912.
MARTHA P. fletcher
Notary Public
Ny commission expires January
IT, 1943.
First published May 1, 1929
Uast published May 10, 1922
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Our scouts have brought word
that a certain Corporal will not
soon forget the sound of a fire
engine siren. We have been re-
ferred to Corporal Gibson for
details
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Word has reached US that Ser
geant R. c. Harrington, of the
Qaurtermaster Detachment, has
been promoted to Staff Sergeant.
Congratulations
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

From the number of men who
have taken to the local hills re
Gently. we would presume that
il has been some time since pay
day. Gold nuggets still have a
cash value. so they tell us.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Second Lieutenant Fischback,
Cavalry. of Tucson, reported for
duty here Tuesday. He is attached
to Headquarters Detachment. Wei
come to Florence, Lieutenant.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Priyates Nelson, Avila, and
Byus were guests at the home Of
Mrs. Ramona Brash and her
daughter. Dora. of Florence, Sun
day afternoon. The boys have
been acting very domesticated
ever since.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Musicians wanted. If you can
play a musical instrument. get in
touch with Sergeant De Hart at
the Station Hospital We would
like to form camp orchestra.
Instruments will be furnished.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-01

Private Nelson and Miss Dora
Brash were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chuck Whitlow, of Flor
ence. Friday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Police Insignia
Lead 10 Arrest

The love Of a uniform-or the
|earest thing 10 it--today had
Harry F. Shultz, AZ, in trouble
|gain.
Shultz, in a downtown hotel
|ince his arrival from Dayton a
keek ago, was held for investiga-
ion by police who found him
l2uipped with a police" armband
aashlight and a police whistle
firing the blackout in a bar al
Us C.hIord street.
In his pocket was found a recent
Tipping from Dayton newspaper
|eporting the arrest of Harry +.
6hultz. AZ. in Dayton, for posing
s an army officer in a uniform
loaf, with bars on the shoulders
Ind a military wrist watch.
81 was questioned by Dayton
police and the FBI but they
turned me loose" Shultz told
Detective Sgt Louis GrosSman.
Sergeant Gross ian booked
bhultZ for investigation OF imper.
donating an officer and was 10 find
but what FBI agents have TO say
tbout ShultZ this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Warrant Issued
In County Theft
!. A warrant charging Peter J

"A warrant charging refer j..
nneider. former employe of the
wayne County tract index depart
nent. with embezzlement OF
$4,000 was issued today by the
Judge Homer Ferguson grand
hurry.
According to the warrant,
schneider took money over the
ounter for services connected
With abstracts and instead of is
uing official receipts through a
ounter receipt machine wrote out
lis own from a pad Of receipts he
lad purchased. The receipts were
pot issued in duplicate. the war
ant states. so that no record OF
hem was kept.
The total sum was made UP Of
mounts ranging from $3.50 TO
$3.50. according 10 the warrant.
A copy of the warrant was filed
h recorders court.
Schneider was discharged during
session Of the county auditors
hree weeks ago. but when his
designation was received during
he meeting the discharge was
withdrawn and his resignation
ccepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Ben. ConnaI|y
Bees Victory
For u. 5. in '43
BY WILLIAM S. NEAL

BY WILLIAM -. NEAL
1ntI News Service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Sen.
tor Tom Connally CD of Texas,
hartman of the Senate foreign
elations committee, today pre-
icted victory for the United Ma
ions in 1913.
While endorsing President
.oosevelts injunction against over
optimism. Connally declared:
81 am confident of victory
next year, but I don't expect any
quick or immediate collapse of
the enemy nations.
CERTAIN OF VICTORY
al feel absolutely certain OF
victory, but of course we must
complete our preparations which
are going forward satisfactorily.
'SThe condition I'm Austrafia
has improved greatly. We are
getting more ships. Our airplane
production has vastly increased.
RUSSIA Is fighting magnifi-
GENTLY. The morale OF our people
IL mounting. On the whole I am
greatly encouraged, and expect
1943 10 witness the end Of the
war I'm triumph for u.s."
Connally warned. however, that
tmost unity and the will to make
acrifices is necessary.
I'VE must not dissipate our
strength by Internal dissension,"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Funeral Directors

j. SUTTON q son
4it7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 7-5l0t
READ Times Want Ads for proh,-use
them for results
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Female Help Wanted

a GIRI~-Housework: hours lit: home
nights; adults; s. wK. TO. 7-5s57.
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Death notitfs

HIoWERs-May ~. 1912. Mr. George Y
Blowers, mother % Mrs John J. CORN,
Mrs n Sormis Bsyns. Harold and Ray
mond Blowers, sister OF Fred and Charles
stevens, Mrs. H. W. Rsnshsw and Mrs
Herbert Courviile Funeral service AZ chaptl
OF IN, VIM r. Hamilton Co, Cass Ave
at AI,xsndrins Wednesday At 100 .. m.
Box-B.ssis. May ~. iS42. beloved wife
OF Fred, dear mother OF Mrs. w. Nau-
mann and sidney BOX Funeral from
DpRosier Funeral Home. 1922 v. Grand
Blvd Tuesday at 30. TO 81. Mary, a
Episcopal Church. Van Dyke and canheld.
AZ p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Slowly rising tenn
-ature tonight and tomorrow morning
Artle winds.
over Michigan and Upper Michigan
1wly rising Temperatures tonight and to-
rrow morning
DETROIT DATA
Temperature Al 800 a. m. today, 81.
TEN peratures sunday Highest, So. low
50; mean. So.
Departure from normal temperature sun
~. D.
Departure from normal temperature since
anuary I: . 3H.
Temperatures one year ago today: High
Il rs. lowest f7 mean, 81.
Temperatures this date In past 80 years
II Ehsst, - IN 1904: lowest, IS In 1894.
Relative humidity Sunday 2 30 a. m.
-See: $50 a m. So. 1880 .. m ST.
! 30 r. m. So.
Precipitation IN last ~ hours ending o.
:: 30 m today OF inch
Departure from normal prec'ritstion sine,
January !. --l.o2 inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
Employment Agencies

JONES Employment. ais Beaubien, wants
day workers. couples. porters, maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
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Fire Destroys War Plant

WALPOLE. Mass. May rs
INS).-Origin OF a $500, 000-fire
which destroyed the Diamond
Match Company plant in South
Walpole and quantities OF finished
lumber was probed today by State
Fire Marshal Stephen Garrity.
The plant is engaged in war pro-
duction work. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25
american Honored at Malta

CAIRO, May 25 GNS.-A
|econd American. Raj Pilot Of
|icer Reade Franklin Tilley of
Clearwater, Fla. has been awarded
he distinguished flying cross for
Eallantry in air action over Malta,
|, was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-25

BLACK scotte Cmaleb. neighborhood 1928
-Algonso- Kindly return Reward. Ar
Hngton 2a43
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
Property Owners See
 Reduction In Taxes
City Employees Practically Assured of l943 Pay ln-
 crease; Capital Improvements Not Likely

year. They renewed their campaign for higher pay this year, with slc- cess now seemingly assured.
 The amount and type of increases will be for the finance board to de- eide during the naking-up of the budget. There may be Q blanket in- crease of the same percentage for all: there may be varied increases for different departments; there may be a astraight cash increase in each days pay, as advocated by the firemen; or the boost may take the form of e wartime bonus that could be taken away when the cost of living drops.
 "Because of the increased cost of | living" he said, ''it is imperative that we give serious consideration to wage increases for all city enl- ployes to offset their increased live ing costs.
 At the same time we must see if we can't reduce the tax rate. That is the only way property owners can obtain any relief. They cannot obtain any more from rents because of the ceiling that has been placed on rents. Federal taxes are increasing terrihcally. So the only relief possible is through rec duction in the city tax rate.
 q think this can be done, while at the same time granting in- creases in wages to the city ern- ployes. This is because there have been a lot of capital improve ments in the budgets of past years that will be out next year for the reason that we cannot get priori- ties for materials, such as cement asphalt, oil, and all road-building and other building materials
 "There probably will be a small increase in the grand list next year but it will be very small. We can't count too much on that. All we can count on, in order to give wage increases and also cut the tax rate, is to cut all other ap- propriations to a minimum. Every department head will be warned that his appropriations must be held down to the barest minimum. All capital improvements are out
 Industrial employees have re- ceived substantial wage increases during the past two years which have offset the rise in the cost of living. Municipal employees are faced with the same increase in the cost of living and 1t is therefore imperative that they be given some increase in wages. Federal taxes are mounting to terrific amounts. The only relief the prop- erty owners can obtain is through some reduction in the local tax rate. Consequently the board oi finance must do both of these things-grant wage increases tc the city employees and also re. duce the budget, so as to make possible a cut in the tax rate"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-04
WILEY CLASSES
 OPEN WEDNESDAY
Faculty COnyenes at S:3O in Library; Students
 to Report at 9

Wilby High school will open Wed- nesday, September g, with all stu- dents scheduled to report at 9 a. m. A faculty meeting will take place at 0:30 a. m. at the school library, 1t was announced today by Principal Joseph Kennedy.
 Fall makeup examinations have been assigned for the following days:
 Thursday, September 10, 2:So p. m.-English A, B, B, O. Miss Page and Miss Powers-107.
 Friday, September Il, 2:30 p. m. United States and European His otry = Miss Rhodes and Miss Schmidt, 107-106. Office machines, MT. Membrino, 3. Commercial law, arithmetic, salesmanship = Miss Stoughton and Miss Stulginski, l07-l06.
 Monday, September IA, 2:3o p. m French A B c, Spanish A B c, Itlaian A B c, German A B-Miss Walsh and Miss Altieri, 1o6-107.
 Tuesday, September IS, 2:30 p. m Economics, algebra, geometry Miss Baird, TOT. Bookkeeping A E C-Miss Blacker, 2o9. Civics ant oral English-Miss Bowes, 11o. Bus mess training and commercial geography-Miss Cawley, 109.
 Wednesday, September 16, 2:3I D. m.-Stenography, Miss Clark l05. Physics, chemistry, biology general science, Miss Colloty, 106.
 Thursday, September 1T, 2:30 p