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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Fireplace Cuts Cost
OF Fuel Bill
Saves Lighting Furnace
on Cool, Damp Days

WIth the prospect Of curtailed
fuel supplies this winter, home
owners should be planning 10
make the fullest use Of their fire
places.
The fireplace is, Of course, not a
substitute for the central heating
plant, but it can be used as a sup
elemental source of heat, particu-
larry during the fall and spring Of
the year.
During these seasons Of varying
temperature. comfort very often
demands some form of heat 10
drive out dampness and 10 take
the chill out of the air. The re-
quired warmth is usually far less
than the capacity Of the regular
heating plant, however, and much
valuable fuel is wasted if the plant
is put into operation. In such in
stances the fireplace will suffice as
valuable and convenient subst-
tute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
TO Help
Prevent Fires

Now, more than ever. should
extra care be taken 10 cut down
on fire losses. Properties destroyed
by fire may not be replaced until
after the war.
To help prevent fire. the Ma
tional Board Of Fire Underwriters
has issued a list Of general pre-
cautions 10 minimize the likelihood
of fires.
Keep chimneys, stoves and fur
naceS clean and in sound repair.
Empty ashes into metal con-
never wooden ones, This
rule also applies to the storage OF
Tags and mops That may contain
paint and oil stains
Never force a heating plant in
cold weather. Call a heating eX-
pert.
Always diSconnect electrical APP
planes, even if you leave them
for only a moment.
Never, under any circumstances,
use inflammable cleaning fluids
such as gasoline, naphtha, or BEN
zine.
Guard against aecumulations of
rubbish anywhere, especially IN
the attic or basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
.PutCei|ing Price
On Conversion

A recent order by the Office Of
Price Administration establishes
the maximum charges that may be
made for the conversion of fuel oil
furnaces 10 the use OF coal and
other fuels. Parts such as CRATES,
ash-pit doors. etc, as We'll as in
stallation charges are now con-
trolled by price regulations.
The recent order is expected 10
bring about a greater uniformity
in the costs of converting furnaces.
and will protect the consumer
against the inflicting Of eXorbitant
prices and additional charges.
The home owners, thus assured
Of reasonable charges and costs
will be enabled TO plan the con-
version of their furnaces now. All
charges are set, so that the owner
can estimate in advance the cost Of
such conversion work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Have Coal Bins

Survey shows that 81 per cent
OF the fuel-oil consumers on the
eastern coast still have coal bins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Develop Paint
For De-Ieinq;;
Use on Planes

Paint is being developed into an
important factor for de-icing war
planes-not just any kind Of
paint, but special coatings devel-
oped by scientific research in the
paint industry. There are three
principal types of de-icing paints,
designed TO automatically shed ice
formations from exposed parts Of
planes.
One type of de-icing paint con-
tains a free-flowing oily liquid
with low freezing point. A sec
ond type of paint for de-icing
purposes contains water soluble
salts which dissolve in the first
film of ice and cause II 10 melt
Off.
A third type. which seems 10
have considerable promise, IS 50
constituted that IL has potential
electrical conducting power with
considerable resistance and can
be heated electrically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Kitchen
Built-in Items Popular
in Modern Homes

Bult-in convenienceS have
reached their highest state Of per-
lection in the modern kitchen. Not
only has every need been provided
for in kitchen equipment but all
separate units have been CORE
lated so that the housewife uses a
minimum number OF steps in pre-
pairing a meal.
These scientifically plann d
kitchens begin with refrigerator
and food cupboard and continue
through cabinet and stove 10 Scrv-
ing table. For the process Of clear
ing away tAeFf-is-the stack table,
then the sink (which is usually
ptdcrt near the Stove IN the mod
ern Kitchen, then the drainboard
and, last, the shelves for china.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
EAST OF WOODWARD AVE

Sloan's Hardware
el33 MsoS Ave.
SpitT Cut Rate
2Ias Cratiot. Cor. Dubois
State Lumber CO.
20oIl John y.
Stoves Hardware Company
looi6 Chalmers Ave.
Thrifty supply stores. Inc
1914 East Jefferson
Tisc hbsin Young Co.
1872 Cratiot Ave.
Triangle Paint a Hardware
to1o7 Cratiot Ave.
Trob Hardware
isO3s last Warren
L. 8 House~reckinE CO.
1880 Deauindre
Van Dyke Plumbing a Heating
s3I2 Van Dyke Ave.
VerbruEghs Hardware
1929 Mack. at Audubon
Victor Hardware Company
1900 Oakland Ave
Ma,hburn- r ar~sll. Inc.
IOA37-9 r. Warren
WsitzmSn Hardware CO.
2257 Crstiot
Woodward Hardware CO.
1928 Woodward
Zimbursan screen Co.
Is075 D.quin drs
WEST or WOODWARD AVE
John !. Astleiord
s7o2 Hamilton Ave. Cor StAnls'
Bri rht Hardware CO.
600 Michigan Ave.
A r. Bromm Paint Store
1888 Michigan Ave
Bower Haunted ShaCks
1925 W. Fort St.
4sol Grand River
Rahrsr Hardware, Inc.
1851 Holden Ave.
Bullock Green Hardware Go .
1854 Michigan Ave.
Bullock Green Hardware
Seo4 West Fort ST.
Wm r. Burns
i4sSi Grand River Ave.
The Central Hardware
so3s Joy Road
Champion Supply CO.
2A36 l4th ST
Clark Hardware Co.
soI7 Hamilton
Collyer A Palmer Hardware
7445 Jov Road
Conradi. William ".
5aOI fireman Ave
Consumers Distributing CO.
l255l Grand River
G r. Copp
A4so West Vernon Hish~sy
Courtesy Builders supply Co
273A9 Grand River
Davis Paint & supply Co.
i234o Grand River Ave.
Demsry A. Company
Wood9ard a. Milwaukee
DomIAlsk Hardware
los77 West Jefferson Ave
Fsulman Hardware
A216 Wesson Ave.
Frazier Hardware
zoos W. 7-Mile Rd.
Frazer Paint Company
1900 Grand River
Gallagher Screen Company
1919 Puritan Ave.
General Stores Co.
54l5 W. Vernon Highway
GeEus Howe a. Furniture Co.
sol3 w. Jefferson Ave,
Grand River Har DWARF
ASA Grand River Ave
Great Lakes Screen 4 Sash
1895 Livernois
~ A. A Hardware
1oSi9 w. mile Rd
Fred A. Harms Hardware
1924 W. Fort 81.
hmm & Kirschke
l2Ao Lavndale Ave.
Jay Bee hardware
i2s43 West Chicago
Tom a. johnson Company
$50 Puritan Ave.
JOS kopha Hardware
s74i Pulaski Ave.
kronk Auto supply
327S LiVernois
LsSalle Sign & Artist supply Co
s342 Linwood
Levitt Hardware
76Ae w. Vernon
Nathan Levenson
1880 Michigan
L. & n. HARDWARE
54Ol w. Warren
IiVernois Appliance a Paint CO.
I5si5 Livernois Ave.
lloyd's Hardware
Victor L. Manzagol
6565 Greenfield Rd
l54O9 Fenkell Ave.
heininEer Bros. Hd~e. Co.
1870 Livernois Ave
Merit supply Company
1922 W. Warren
Miller's Hardware
I725i Grey dale
Louis Miloeh
4347 West Warren
Montgomery Ward
Grand River at Greenfield
Morof. David Paint Store
75l2 Michigan Ave.
John Moss Hardware
i33Os West MoNichols
Norwest Plumbing Supply CO.
1898 Grand River Ave.
N. Ostrow Hardware
s94i Linwood Ave.
Oxford UpholsterinK Co.
1886 w. Warren
Patterson Sash a Door Co.
$500 Hubbell
Perkins Paint Company
s249 Grand River Ave.
Rstke. J. =.
A4O0 3Ist So.
Redford Hardware
i7235 Rediord. opp. Post Office
Robertson Hardware
lass Grand River Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Insulating jacket
On Hot Wafer Tanks

An economical way to conserve
fuel and increase the efficiency of
hot water tanks, is to cover them
with an insulating jacket. A new
jacket comes in standard sizes and
can be quickly fitted on 30 and
40-gallon hot water tanks 10 pro-
vide quicker heating and longer
heat retention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

DOWNTOWN
Aem. Packing supply Company
325 West Jsiierson
Garth DeVoe Paint Store
1913 Broadway
Randolph Paint q WaIIpap. Co.
754 Randolph
Schroeder Paint A. Glass Co.
i27 Cadillac Square
HAMIRAMck
Consumers" Plumbing Co.
Ii42o Jos. Csmpau
Mostsk Paint and Glass Co.
1913 Jos. Campsu
United Painters supply
Pool-5 Jos. CAmpAu
HIGHLAND PARK
Highland Park Lumber CO.
1883 Hamilton Ave,
Perkins Paint Co.
1880 Woodward Ave.
EAsI OF WOODWARD AkL
Acn,. Screen Sash Company
i2oIs East McNichols Road
Addison ksiis Co.
9s3s kerchevAl
hte Alsa Hardware
1914 Van Dyke Ave
Ats Hardware
FlAi JOS NAhRENH
Atlas Paint Mir. Co,
1920 Mack Ave.
Bnrs Hardware q Sporting Goods
i2sss East Jefferson Ave
Boyer Haunted ShScks
1875 Gratiot
1884 T.. Warren
Fred 7 Burns Hsrd~sFs
io2is ksrohsvAl
Chabot's Hardware
1891 East Warren Ave
Chsns Decorating COMPANY
$3.50 Cbsne ST.
Chsne Hardware Co.
-f7ef-ehruv 81.
City Lumber Co.
1850 Hart
{ A D. Fuel A supply
1900 East Dawson
r. J. Davies
i3O3s KerohsVAl
De Rome Hardware
I2IOO Morang ~ Nhitthhl
Detroit Hardware Co.
s432 Woodward Ave.
Detroit Fuel a supply Company
s62s East Dawson
Downtown Lumber Company
A33 East Willis
Duncan Brothers
iosIs East Jefferson
Essi. Wallpaper a Paint GO
as37 Jos. CAmpsu
Eastern Window Shade CO.
54O7 Chsne
EaAto~n Paint Shor
i450O Harper Ave.
Louis FiElen
sI7 Fast MoNiohnls
Fisher Hardware Co.
1852 Van Dyke
Forest Fuel & supply Company
se9I East Forest Ave.
Frazer Paint Co.
ioIoo Fast Warren ~ Cadillac
r. A Gonthier Wallpaper Paint
IlI23 East Jefferson
Gross Paint A. Wallpaper Store
1919 John r. 81
Haberek Hardware Co.
3i25 r. Dawson
HermAn'S Cut Rate Hardware
Il4oo East Jefferson
Ed Hook Hdwe. & Furniturs
1889 Mack, mr.. Cadillac
Henris Co.
77l6 Mack
j. J. Hardware
1891 Van Dyke
{. koseeki Wallpaper Paint
722s Harper
John Korako~sh
1924 r. Dawson Ave
Korbial Plumbing A Heating
1Is43 Conant Ave.
Lang's Hardware
1853 Chalmers
Leader Wallpaper & Paint Co.
1862 Oakland
A. Lemke Hardware Company
4ls9.e7 St. Aubin
Jos. Lenhard Hardware co.
64s3 Chene 81.
Leo's Paint a Wallpaper
1927 East Jefferson Ave
loves Hardware
1927 Harper Ave.
Maerten's Hardware
1883 r. Jefferson
Marvin SC TO 81 Store
s3lo Russell St.
Maskell Paint supply Company
1924 Mack Ave.
Miller Lumber Company
7Oi5 Miller Ave.
NJ. c. Roofing and Hardware
7-Mne Road. Cor. Dsnbury
Mikes Hardware
16l35 Mack Ave.
Montgomery Ward
cratiot near 7-Mile Rd.
North End Hardware
1894 r. Dawson
North End Stove & Furnace Co.
B4l9 Brush
Palley Hardware
44o5 Chene
Pennies Paint 4 Wallpaper Co.
17535 John r. 81.
r. G. Hardware
il524 Chalmers
Pomerant1 Hardware
6s44 Gratiot
Ray l.. Pope
I3155 Cratiot
=. w. Potter Hardware
$500 Kereheval
Red Front Hardware Co.
12726 r. Jefferson
Reese Bros.
1A3oI r. .Warrsa
Rosenberg Bros.
3426 Hastings
Charles Salerno HAfdwa
I5i2e Mack Ave.
sehlos.bsrE Hardware Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Protect Books

An efficient humidlfying system
is invaluable 10 the home owner
who owns many valuable books
The proper amount OF moisture in
the air will keep your cherished
volumes in good condition. as well
as contributing 10 the healthful-
ness of your home and cutting
down on your fuel bills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Trimming Chairs

To smarter up a bedroom slip
per chair, try the pinafore slip
cover made with full white
hounce saSh-tied just below the
seat, with a bow in back and tiny
buttons that lead down 10 it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Make Doors

If you are planning on building
shelves for magazines below your
built-in bookcases, be sure to put
doors on them. You can't imagine
how untidy old magazines can look
when exposed on open shelves, and
they collect dust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Carpets Brighten Home

There are many touches which
will brighten a room, but few that
are so important as-the- carpet.
1t covers one OF the largest single
areas I'm the room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22


Rumiord Hardware Co.
io234 Grand River Ave.
Ssmmers Hardware
Wyoming at Sohoolcrsit
Schroeder Paint n Glass Co.
$40 Twelfth 81.
Shvers Westherstrp g. screen CO.
1868 Grand River Ave.
Simon knoppow q Son
lSol9 LiVeTnois
Simon knoppov g. Son
1896 18th 81
Geo. Sonnenberg
23o2 Junction. cor. Toledo
Spring~ell, Hardware
2O3s Sprin g~ells
Stone Paint e. Wall Paper Store
2733 Grand River Ave
Thtrd Avenue Hardwa Company
57Ol Third Ave.
Thr,ity Supply Stores, Inc.
10000 Fenksll
Throop. William a Son
1909 ". MeNichois Rd
Russell r. Tow Builders supply 60
1l6Ss Broad S..
Tyre Hardware Co.
3oli Grand River
United Cut Rate Hardware
1888 Fenkell
Louis Urban Hardware
1910 Nyoming Ave.
NsrhAsK. l. H. Hardware
2o939 Fenkell
Wallace Hardware Company
zi7oe Grand River
West Hardware
1863 Michigan Ave.
Wolverine Hsr DWARF
1880 Grand River
SUBURBAN AREA---
----------------------
Ann ARBoR
s-----
Hsrtler Brothers
2lo South Ashley
ALGoNAC
Wallace Hardware
1925 St Clair River Dr.
W r Warner a Sons
AlFonae. Mich.
AUBURN HEIGHTS
Auburn Heights Lumber 4 Coal CO
sAsE LINE
Rivard Hardware
2OeIl Van Dyke Ave-.
RELLEvILtE
Otto Bitnsr 4 Sons
477Oo Huron River Drive
BERkLEY
Rsrhley Feed 4 Seed stor.
Berkeley. Mich
Meinsnbac Brothers
3l7I t2-Mile Rd.
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM Paint 4 Gis,, stor,
2ss East Maple
Huston Hardware
POS y. Woodward
Mcbride Hardware Company
f3o-i32 South Woodward Ave
CENTER LINE
Hosts Bros.
2s3Il Van Dyke
CLARkSToN
!. a. Aiger Hardware
Clsrkston, Mich,
DEARBORN
H. J. Crowley Hardware
2236o Goddard Road
Dearborn Hardware
2ieO3 Michigan Ave.
FHipczak Hardware
Sels Chase Road
Thurman Hardware
ASH Greenfield Rd.
Mason Drug store
2sOi Telegraph Rd. Cor. Oxford
Nichols Har DWARF
7OAs Greenfield
MONTGOMERY Ward
Michigan a. Sehaeler
Star Lumber Co.
774o Greenfield
Vest Warren Paint A. WallpApe
Co. 1881 West Warren Ave.
DpANTON pI AIMS
Burke Lumber Company, Inc.
ECoRsE
Carter Hardware
2Os Southfisld
FAST DETROIT
Fillmore Lumber Company
242O4 Cratiot Ave.
r {. kalthoff A Son
22522 Crstiot Ave.
Iarrbrecht Coal a Coke Co.
1875 iO-MHe Rd. 1T Railroad
Reliable Lumber Company
PASS Schoenhsrr Road
r. r. Ward
22443 Gratiot Ave,
FARMINGToN
Pennington Hardware
Pennington, Mich.
Pennington Lumber a Coal Co.
32so0 Grand River Ave.
ELRNDALE
STANDARD Plumbing a supply Co..
22742 Woodward Ave
Schmidt Hardware
22s22 Woodward
Zeff Hardware
PA West Nins-Mils Road
HAZEL PARK
Hazel Park Hardware
22s3s John r.
HIGHLAND PARK
Boyer Haunted Shack
$4,000 Woodward Ave.
MONROE
w. j. Weipert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22


Inkstsr Hardware
z744O Michigan Ave.
Model WAllpsper Shops
26S47 Van Born Rd.
GARDEN CITY
Garden City Hardware
2s44o Ford Road
LAKE ORION
Speaker Son
Lake Orion. Mich.
LINCOLN PARk-
r. ~ Duehains
$50 W. Fort st.
Home Fuel q supply Co.
i755 Southfield Road
MELyINDALE
M.lvindsle Hardware Co.
1881 Allen Road
Worthwhile
Nens Worthwhile Hard~srs
Worthwhile. Mich.
Novels Lumber a Coal Co.
$50 Base Line Road
rLYMouIH
Don Horton
7o5 Ann Arbor Rid
Huston a Company
Pennimsn Ave.
Plymouth Hardware Company
Liberty Street at Starkueathsr
Roe Lumber Company
443 Amslis St.
A. r West IHC. Implement Store
5o7 South Main
NEWPORT
Ia Bo, Bro, C.nsrsl Msrehsndrs.
Newport, Mich.
PONTIAC
kesgo Hardware. S Stores
Pontiac, Mich.
Mitchell Office Equipment
$50 N. Saginaw St.
Oakland Coal A Paint Co.
436 Orchard Lake Ave.
NAite's. Inc.
Corner Huron and Saginaw SITS
PORT HURON
Sperry's Hardware Dept.
RICHMOND
Richmond Hardware Company
Richmond. Mich.
RIVER ROUGE
Franks Wallpspsr a Paint stor.
10000 w Jefferson
Loton Hardware
lo4Ss West Jefferson
RosEvIlLE
Jackson Coal A Lumber Co.
Roseville, Mich.
Iambrsoht Coal 4 Coke Co.
1880 Gratiot Ave.
Raymond Hardware
2so37 GrAtiot
Reliable Lumber Company
3ol3l-M-s7
BOWL OAK
Currier Lumber Co
2Oi r. Lincoln ST.
FrsntH 4 Sons
1910 n. Main ST.
Hil1inReT Brothers
IOs South Main ST
Levitt Hardwar. g. Sporting Goods
Store. 4is-42o South Nam ST.
Montgomery Ward
Fourth and Washington
Smith, Champion Co.
i24 W. Fourth ST.
ROCHESTER
Geo. Burr Hardware
Rochester, Mich.
{. W. Case
Rochester. Mich.
RoMuLus
Romulus Hardware
Romulus, Mich.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Brohrs Hardware
3o625 Jefferson Ave.
St Clair Shores Hardware Co.
235O4 Mack Ave.
TRENTON
~ A. Mans a Sons
$500 jefferson Ave.
Otis Hardware
2666 West Jefferson
uIIcA
Erase Bros Hardware
Van Dyke and 22Mils Rd.
VAN DYKE
Boulton Hardware
2274o Van Dyke
WARREN
Fred Lutr Hardware
Warren. Mich.
WARREN TOWNSHIP
Seheursn a Mok Lumber 20.
2462o Sehoenherr Road
WAYNE
a. s. Poole
Wayne, Mich.
Northside Hardware
Wayne. Mich.
Warren Harrison Decorating Shop
34eis Michigan Ave.
. WYANDoTTE
Asmus Brothers Hsrdwsr
2e44 Biddle
Gartner Hardware Co.
$3.50 Biddle 81.
Hawkins Wallpaper a PANT Store
20TO Biddle Ave.
Quality Hardware
34ie Biddle ST.
HPSILANTI
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11
THE BLESSING OF
RELIGION
By Alexander S. KleinfeId
Rabbi Congregation B'nai Israel.
st. Petersburg, Fla.

When we cast our eyes abroad
ana behold the thousand ills in
the course of our lives, when we
consider that naked we entered
this earthly life, and naked we
must leave it, we feel that life has
not sufficient charms to compen-
safe us for the many vexations to
which we are constantly subject
ed.
Let us begin with any walk of
life, any scientific pursuit, any
mercantile speculation-and let
our plans be ever so well laid, let
our experience and forethought be
ever so matured: some unforeseen
disappointment will Illustrate our
efforts at the very moment when
we believe we have achieved sue
cess.
Ask any man of wealth whether
his desires are gratified. For the
moment he may think that he is
content, but inwardly he is yearn-
ing for something which neither
wealth nor success can supply be-
cause peace does not result from
a pursuit where everything is
made to yield to one absorbing
controlling thought.
Let us understand that none of
us can look with calmness and
peace, if we have nothing but
earthly possessions and human
wisdom for our share in this
world.
If we survey the gifts we have
received from the Almighty, we
must conclude that, however pre-
cious may be the blessings of life
and health, the light which guides
the spirit to a knowledge of what
is best suited to the satisfaction
of the inward mind, religion is by
far the most precious gift of all.
The knowledge of religion is the
gift of God, which more than all
other possessions heals tn e
wounds with which we are struck
today, which teaches the humble
to become great when freedom of
the world is attained, which in
structs the captive to be of good
hope when the chains will be
broken, where no bolts and mas
sive doors shut out the light of
heaven. Religion teaches us that
righteousness will not remain un-
gratified- where the longings OF
the oppressed will be fulfilled,
where no taskmaster is to be fear
ed, where the wicked can exercise
no tyranny over the unarmed and
helpless people.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-11-13
Mrs. Jameson Heads
County Organization
Of Women At War

Alberta Jameson has been ap-
pointed Pinal County chairman of
woman's activities of Arizona
State war savings staff by w. p.
Stewart. state administrator, Phoe-
nix. The purpose of the organic
alton is TO keep the sale of War
Stamps and Bonds before the pub
lie.
AS part OF nationwide cam
paign i'm which Women at War"
will put forth every effort to aid
their men in the fighting forces
Mrs. Jameson is developing her
organization as speedily as pos
sible. SO for she has made the
following appointments for Pinal
county; Lucille Ware, Coolidge
chairman: Della Hanna. desert
womar's chairman; and Lottie
c. Devine, Florence chairman.
When appointments have been
completed Mrs. Jameson plans a
meeting with her chairmen tc
discuss ways and means to furth
er the object of the organization.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-11-13
Bears Win 10
From Gophers At
Coolidge Friday

Coolidge high school students
were jubilant Friday night when
Coolidge Bears won a hard fought
game By 20 with their ancient
adversary Florence Gopherss on
their home grounds at Coolidge
high school stadium.
The game was played on even
terms until the middle of the
second quarter. when Perkins and
Davis brought cheers 10 the
throats OF enthusiastic Cooligians
by alternating in a run down
field to score the games only
touchdown, when Davis dived be
tween the goal posts with the
pig skin. He went over the line
for the extra point. making the
score 10.
Wuertz blocked a punt in the
third quarter to put the bears on
the 40 yard line. where they
took the ball and threw Roche
a long pass TO the four yard line.
For a breathtaking minute II
looked as IL the Bears would
score again.
The end of the fourth quarter
found the score the same. but II
was enough. Victory, which was
sweet. belonged to the Bears.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-11-13
Candidates Receive
The Rebekah Degree
At Friday Meeting

The Rebekah degree was con
ferred OH three candidates at a
meeting OF Coolidge Rebekah
Lodge. Friday night.
Mrs. Naomi Hill, who is await
ing her call TO the W.A.A.C.. was
guest of honor at the social hour
that followed. A gift from the
lodge was presented TO her by
Mrs. c. w. Hooper. Gus Hill.
Mrs. Hill's husband who is serv-
ing with the armed forces at an
unnamed destination, is a member
OF Coolidge Odd Fellows Lodge.
A card, inscribed with personal
greetings from each one present,
was sent 10 him.
Guests from Florence were pres
snt-
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-11-13
Menace Unexploded Bomb Brought
To Civilians Attention By O. c.. D.

my planes still flew overhead.
The Western Defense Command
and Fourth Army, the Ninth Reg
ional Office of Civilian Defense
and your Civilian Defense Coun-
Gil have developed a simple rep
orting and operating system on
the West Coast to defend you
against these death dealing instru,
ments of war.
In this system you, too, have q
function, and a vital one. In sub
sequent articles on the UXB we
will tell you about this system OF
rendering inactive the enemy S
most dangerous weapon and
where your responsibility lies in
this method of defense.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-11-13
Inductees Must
Surrender War
Ration Books

A man or woman entering the
military service must turn in
his war ration book to his local
War Price and Rationing board,
the Office OF Price Administra'
tion emphasized today.
Failure TO observe this require
ment may cause improper distri'
button OF rationed commodities.
Regulations require that the ra-
ton books be returned TO the
boards not only in the case OF
persons entering the armed ser
vices. but also by civilians, such
as Red Cross workers, or repre-
sentatives of government agen-
cies. or others, who leave the
United States for more than 30
DAYS. The ration books OF persons
who have died also must be re-
turned TO local boards.
These provisions of the ration
ing regulations must be observed,
1t was pointed out by OPA. Rec
ords of returns of the books both
in areas where large numbers OF
men have entered the service, and
as compared with records OF
deaths in a number of localities,
have revealed that many persons
fail to return the books.
Today's reminder was issued in
belief that many have neglected
their duty through ignorance OF
the regulations.
Use of these war ration books
by others is violation OF the
regulations. II was stated.