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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11
DOUGLAS
NEWS
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF DID. SCHEDULED

Special interest is promised for
the February meeting of the Doug
las Volunteer Fire Department
scheduled for tomorrow evening.
William Niederhauser, Juneau's as
sistant Chief was expected to talk
to the members about protection
against fire bombs, how to properly
handle and dispose of them, but he
has gone south. Some one else will
take his place. Other matters of
Importance will also be discussed
at the session.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11
Chiefs OF FIRST
AID WILL MEET

A meeting of the First Aid Chiefs
VIII be held tomorrow, Thursday
night, at 7:30 o'clock in the Public
Health Center. The chiefs are in
charge of the 20 First Aid Stations
located throughout the city.
E. M. Policy, who is in charge
OF transportation and evacuation
under the Civilian Defense Pro-
gram, will be present both to hear
the plans OF the First Aiders and
to give them some idea of the
number of automobiles available in
time of emergency.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11
500 RESIDENTS GET
WATERFRONT PASSES

More than 600 waterfront passes
have been issued to Juneau resi-
dents, Coast Guard Lieutenant
Matt Ryan, Captain of the Port,
said today.
Armed guards soon will refuse
access to the waterfront to anyone
failing to produce his Coast Guard
pass. Passes may be obtained at
the Coast Guard office on the Gov
eminent Dock between 1 and 4 pm.
every afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11

LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP
Will be closed until March 10, 1912
adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11
MISS FRASER COMPLIMENTED

A bon voyage dinner for Miss
Elizabeth Fraser was an event at
the Baranof Hotel last evening
as the Douglas School faculty men,
bers and the School Board gather
ed in the Iris Room to compliment
her for her long years of service as
teacher in the school. Miss Fraser
was presented with a travel set
by those present as farewell token
Of the high esteem in which she
is held.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-11
CRUISER JUNEAU
COMMISSIONED
ON TOMORROW

The cruiser U.S.S. Juneau is to
go into commission tomorrow at
IL am. at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard This is according to infor-
nation received here from Alaska
Delegate Anthony J. Dimond
The commander of the new cruis-
er will be Capt. l.. K. Swenson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

ELDERLY woman x4shss email un-
ftrnished house Or ro,orrlt bOutn
or vest end. Reasonable oar
land 7izs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

HOnK DESIGNING AND AIscHTTEc-
TRIAL DRAWING, TWO cKsrr
PER q Fl coMPfIiE WITH
BLuE PRfNTs AND epEcIYfcA-
T1Ose FOE FHA AND OTHER
LoaHE OA 4e0s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

TRADE BUY Sill u4tn Tiuses Want
Ads y y ZIMMERMAN. zft -
Tacoma EFe call - The Tiseffna
Tsrnss Office fog tNo free t4esfts
70 ths Tempe tneAter 4rs~tx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Loqeed-ofi Lands

WHTTE % ssll for bookl~t ~ laxxsf
land In West Wan fgr sAis 81 s&sy
terrns Vsy9hA<us<r TInnb<T Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

AIDDLE-AGRD WOMAN vsntS sngls
i1ouss keeping rom. cio@f n Nrite
Boz va care Tzoorns Tines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

REsPOHsIBIE party oss,ree N rent
Or o room furnished noa1ss. 7si
Fagoe,,. Apt. &
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

~swAP"-What you don't need for
- something you can use swap
I'd in this column costs out q leN
= cents Try IL. Call Main 1851 and
place your swap sd today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Unfinished Houses for Rent
Wanted 10 Rent

EKW. modern Z-Decroofn nome. NJ
3. BOX 64s. Puyslup. 80.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Dbio Baiienfrcnab

5priiden 5alomons (11,26) finbet
iid 6as Bort: ,,0er @etreibe 5liriid-
bdlt, ben berfluhen oie 2entc, dber
5egen folnmt iiber bas Saupt befien,
Der @etreibe perfanft."
9an1it lit Die Geographic bes Bro
tes nod nidt eridopft. aaes 2eben-
De (nno ai,b oas 8rot lit 2eben nno
sibt 2eben) 1T 8erben, @efheben,
8eueslng lnto gntpidlung obne en-
Sc, 3tpedmdBiefeit! gon unlerem
8rote leben mir uno oie nah uns
fonmen, 10 a,th ipir BON bent 8rotc
berer leben, oie Dor uns tuaren. 8ir
iino int lire Arbeit eetreten, in ibr
8rot, ,tno sic nad inns Iebeu bon
inherent Sotttperben rno Ser Niibe,
sic baran bing. Seit fernen 3eiten
rei6t man ii6 oas Brot tpeiter, nenn
es alt6 ni6t INNER lei6t BON Sono
5u Sano eing. Der Semnungen wo=
re,1 oft biele, es iino sic eiiernen Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Oes Nemi6en 8rot mn Not

8obl au feiner 3eit lit ieit Nen-
idengeoenfen in ipeiten 2dnberaebie.
ten bie Gorge nm ,,bas taglide grot"
10 erob eetpeien ais seraoe jest, nno
,nan fonn binaufiieen: tpobl nie baben
bungernoe Menlden 10 innis, nit 10
sroBer anbo6t gum 9innel al.iae-
bIidt uue sebetet: ,,ltnier taslihes
Brot glib nns beute!' Ole ioralofe
Menibbeit bat - freilib NIT beoau-
ernstperten Amsnabmen - felt SsSabr-
sebnten inn llcberflub aeih!pelat lnb
bas 8rot, bieie foltbare 8abe Got
tes, blieb fat unbeadtet. 9os 8rot
lit ieet bel Ntillione,1 ipieoer at lei
ner ,pabren 8eoeut,tng ,luo 8idtie=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Nsitt,podj, ben %. Saanar 1912

ten, 100 Die geidibte bes 8rotes dar
WenIbbeitstragobie iid erbebt. nno
no Der 2eib am giid ,ino ein be.
i1iistes Daiein nnter einenl Daeb
mebr gelten als ulle Beisbeit Der
Welt.
Bir aotbolifen besreifen bie lpa,n.
berpoIle Spmbolif. pelbe in Der
8rotsgeitalt bes beiligiten nno erba.:
beniten ltnierer &elieionsgebeimnifie
Iiegt.
sSmt M0(erbeilielten 5aframeut oes
Altares tpobnt ,lnter Der einfaber.
oemiitigen @eltolt oes 8rotes Ger le-
benbige @ottneuih. Anf Die Borte
oes 8rieiters in ieoer 81. Meiie lteiet
er pom Simmel berab, Inn u,tter nns
at tpobnen uno ,lns anr Seelenipeiie
at oienen, sic nns SroIt ulto Star.
f,na ipenbet, I'M 2eben uno belon.
oers auf bent 8eee in bie G,pigfeit.
Or. S. 90.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

felt emporeeboben woroen. IS 1T nns
pIoelid a,,m 8esp,tBtiein sefon,men,
oab nno parum tpir iaen ,,no ernten
nno ionmeln nliiiie,. Obnc 8rot fam
Der Menid, niht leben, aber im
SblpeiBe ieines Aneeiihts mnB ct
feiu 8rot peroienen. Das tagli6e
8rot gebort aum Bobliein ,no @liid
fes Menlben. 8enu ser Menld for
perlih perbnnaert, fann ct a,,h ni6t
eeiitig leben. Dornm Itebt bieles UNI
,mno0uelih nottpenoiee 2ebenselement
audi I'M 8aterunier neben oen atpei
anoeru eroBten aber nnii6tboren
9ineen Der @elt: oem @ottesreih
,no ser 8eraebnne Der 56ulo. De,,t-
lid miro bier sic Bitte atm 8rot aus
georiidt ols ettpas, mas aunt Seben
nottpenoie 1T.
Saot nho @rnte, bie Nrbeit nm
8rot, lit ,pieoer aftueq eeioorben uno
9tutter @roe lit ,pieoer bie N0mutter
Ses 2ebens. Der 2anomann auf lei
mem ader 1T ipieoer Der &ulturtroeer
Der Menidbeit. Gin 2ouomann aine
aus, ieinen Sonen at ioen." Der
@ott,nenib bat oieie ipidtiee &nltur-
tot iiir 10 erboben aebalten, oob ct
fie at einem @leidnis nertponote. Nm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

9ie Mitelieber bes Heoemptoris
1tenorhens in ben aon5en Ser.
Stooten feierten an 16. Sanlor
ben 100. @eodhtnistag oer Erofeb-
obleenug bes giihois sseumann
bon HbilobeIpbio. Der ielise 8i-
itbof Ne,umonn wor Der erlte Tes
oemptorilt, pelder in Amerifa lei
ne Oroens9eliibbe ableete. ST
muroe 8ii6of bon 1bilobeipbio
nno aeidnete lid ourh einen onber-
se,pobnlieben Seeleneifer aus. Die
SeIieiprehnhe 8iidof 9senmonns
1T in %om beifdllie oufeenommen
tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
&ie lanse tuirb oer &elttrieg 0aMerm?

0tit GROCER Sadfenntnis miro Die
ie alIgemeinc iutereliante 5raae ponl
,,Wonberer" bon ioleenoen @efidts=
p,mften er0rtert:
,,lteber sic 2Gnae oes &rieges be-
aeeuet man peribieoenen ltrteilen.
Man6e, oie binter ebem &rapoa Ell
ne i'm 8eroen beeriffene &epoll,tlon
erblideu, iinb redt pptinliitiid) nno
elouben, beute "oer/ morgen fonne
oic enti6eioenoe 8enbung fonlnen,
Ole ein baloiees @nbe bes &rieoes
ertparten laiie. Eroiibent Hooieoelt
muo gburbia ipreden bon bem 8e-
einn ser @ntlheioung in friibeltens
einem Sabr, nno nidt tueni9c iino
geneigt, nit elmer &rieesoauer bon
fiinf ooer 5ebn Sabren 5u rehnen.
@s iinb ober nidt allein 5ablen=
ntobis at erfoilenoc iuaterielle Ia:-
torel1, tpelde bie @ntideioung berbei
iiibren weroen. Minbeltens eben,o
erobe 8eoe,ttune tpie oieien fon'n1en
oen itttIi9en ul,o plpdoloeilh,n
tSaftoren 5u @laubt mani benn 3. g.,
es iperbe .,aon5 obne @iniluB auf Die
Durdboltefraft bes oeutihem goltes
ieiu, boB Sitler uno feline Spiebeelel=
len nit infernolem SAB Stride nnS
gbriitent,,m befantpfen uno NIT OIL
len Mitteln aus3urotten luden? Ser
ner fonn niemono ipiiien, tpie Ian j.
sic felt mebr ols atpet SSabren ibper-
sepriiften Nerpen ser e,.ropaiihen
Bolfer Die 2eioen o,eies 8rieses iuer-
Sen ausbalten fonnen. M0tlihe 3u=
iammenbriihe Der nrilitariiben Wo=
raj na1 i9'peren Nieoerlaeen Iirh
infolge oer aaeemeincn Musii6tslo=
| itefeit erunoiotlid in alien 2Gnoern
noglid) nno fonnen raibe Stimz
m,nes= uno &raftberi9iebuneen ber=
6eiiiibren. 0ton oarf oie bisberieen
Spmptome nid)t iiberlhaeen, ober
luon lollte tie perbu@en, neil iie ood
pielleidt nanhe bppotbetiide MSe<
lidfeiten fomlueuoer @nttpidlune
auitpeiien. SsiineIt fomen aus SSstolien
Ra9ridten iiber llnitimmiefeiten int
itolieniihen &abinett. Sntpieipeit Die
lelben NIT Der bon Der @bie seplon=
ten ne,.en Offeniibe al1lammenbdnaeu,
bleibt unerfIGrt. Die Miidtritte oes
8orteiiefretGrs Serena un6 oes 2ono=
'pirti6oitsminiiters 9aiiinari tuerbe',
lun aus ser Sh,peia als feititebenbe
9atla6e seueloet, obne oab re6t flar
,utroe, tpelde Meininssperlhiebenz
beiten iiber lpelde Sahprobleme bin-
ter oieien &eiienationen Iteben. Aber
peprselien mir nidbt, bob es lolde
I8erionenipe6iel at boben Stellen
der the Act Of March 3. 1879. Acceptance for
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beute auf beioen Seiten Der &riees'
front gibt.
Biel bdnat fir oen tpeiteren 8er-
louf uno sic Do,ler oes &rieges ba.
BON ab, ipie lonee iid Die eroberten
uno nnteriodten Solfer bie Inter.
oriid1,ng llno Hehtloiisfeit eefollen
loilen, tpel6e sic Naais iiber iie Der.
b0nst baben. @s lit in oieier Sinfiebt
bon 3eitungsforreiponoentet, oie oas
@ras padlen boren uno bon @mi'
granten, benen ser @,tnl6 Sater oes
@eoanfens lit, reidlid biel SptimiS.
INNS ber3apft tueroen. Sc lit ia 5tpei.
fellos, baB sic grobe Mebr5abl Ser
bon !Sitler periflopten Wenihen Die
Deutihen eliibeno bobt uno ben Gag
Der &ade erIebnt. Aber mas min es
benn biel beiBen, menn es bo unb
BORT i'm offupierten @ebiet at Sabo-
tage ltnb su geoolten fomlnt, ODER
wenn gar oeutlde Soloaten ,,no .8e.
ontten ermoroet ioeroen2 9os COB
bisber Sen Noais nur einen Bortpano,
oen Druid az neriTdrfen nnb Die Be.
bolfer,,ng burb maBloien Serror nod
nebr ein5uIbiihtern. Mit berihiib-
terten, boffnunssIoien bolb perb,,n.
serten, ,lnbetpaffneten Meni1en laBt
li6 fetne @rbebuns gegen einen br,i-
talen @roberer berbeifiibren!
aber es lit nit 8eitimmtbeit anom-
nebmen, Dab Der @intritt Der Ser.
Staoten in BEN aries sic Sreibeits.
boffnnneen bon Millionen belebt unb
eeitarft bat. Dieie @offnaneem per.
oen feite @eitalt omtebmer, ie mebr
iid nnter ber re,,en 8unoes9enoHen.
idaft bic Gage loneiam eegen aie
a6lenmabte ,penoen piro, - nitbt
bei,te nno moreeh, aber in iebs Mo-
naten, in einem Sabr. Braiioent 800.
Iebelt bat es l,nalpei6eutig a,tseeIpro.
den, bob man nit elmer grbebung in
ben unterio6ten ,1uo be6riidtcu Can.
bern rednet. Die goais boben ourd
Die "fiinfte &olonne' biel >ltnbeil an.
geridtet, baben iosar 6em itupioen
Srrtnm bon 19t4-t7 pieoerboit,
Eldne gesen BEN inneren sSrieben Der
Ser. Staaten at idmie6en uno biefe
onr& be5ablte ,5oablaneer at Der.
ipirfli9en seiu6t. Sic baben nibt
beoadt, oab einnsal o,t9 ibre @eener
pon bieier sefabrliben @affe Der in,
neren 3ermiirbuns @ebraud MAIDEN
tonnen! 11no atpeiiellos ,piro man
bon oieier @ofie @ebraud MAIDEN.
@s ipinnen iid piele6d6en bon ben
Ser. Staaten nod ffanoinabilaen,
ilasptl6en uno au6ern 26n6ern, uno
Der Gag miro einmal fommen, oa
nidt MIR sic lit Ger Berbann,tna Ie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

uttletl Suttt Uto NuttuHtuttito yuHDl
oie grnte. bas 5olltperben uub bas
2eben bon Otillionen. Sobalo 6os
Samcnfornlein Ser gr6e anbertraut
lit, ipGbit es lauelam ,,no perborgen
eebeimnisboll, enttpidelt iib at 9ol=
me,,, anr 8liite ,no Sr,tdt, ipeIde
sic Sdel,nen fiiaen. --.
Dos 8rot lit 10 oft als sic Men>
ibenaelbibte. Sein 8eg aing bnrd)
sic 3eilen Der Mptbenbi6ter uno
Golfsbidter. Des 8rotes @ei6idte
tporo Neutrality-suspicious.. lln6 be,ite
I'M erimmen @eltfriee? 8ie cine
See, perfleioet in armlider Siille,
lpanoert es burd oie &i.lt,lren Der
sSobrtaulenbe, 1,immer raltenb, ober
ltets ltiG nno in ielbitloler Sineobe
leines 2ebens, oos Motip fiir olle
Spr,,6= ,mb @leihuisoibtcr, bie &c
ldibte zines Den,iitieen nno bod Der
pnhtieite anariff geaen Dos @leno
bieler @elt: oeun ipas fonnte man
5l,m Sauld seben fiir oas 8rot2 IS
lit mcbr als bos S6tpert, benn Die
les 5erbri6t obne bie Seele, beren
,Seuer aus bem 8rot fomnt.
9as 8rot lebt 1T Sage nno 2ie6,
in Sprud uno @ebet, in S6tu,r uno
Eolitif, in Site nnb &ehtsaltertii=
mern. 9es 8rotes @eibidte lit
Observation-Disclosures. Sn oen &rie=
gen, sic at Sen 8olfern famen, ae=
ieate es iih au Dem Sbiperte. IS
ipl1roe oie ftarfite 8affe, bic es ne
ben M,t uno Sapferfeit gibt. Ssm
8rote lhlug oas Ser5 zines gan3en
2anoes uno ale 9robuneen bes 60
oes perboreen iih o,td lit Dem Sc
lniitieen 8rotloib, ber tdelid auf ben
Siih fam. Die Nneit Dor bent Gum
ger lit in Iol6en 3eiten ols Maiien=
bplterie ouiaetreten nno oas 8rot
nmeob ber biiitere @lan5 ber Gorge
uno oes - 9ooes. Da beaonn man
ont 8rote az bibten, cine tiefe
5pr,,6ipeisbeit emit ltanb, Die Dihter
uno Sanger boben es nit iebniith=
tieem Sdnben in Die Come elmer DO
beren 8eoemtiamfeit. limo INNER ipie=
Ger erflana bas 2ieb bon bent &orn
int ser onnflen grbe, bon Dem Symbol
olles 2ebens, bas alle Menihen eint,
nab bon 9ronen unb eeieenet BON
8ottes Sano. SIMMER lebon limo
Menihen iinneno orrh oie cSeloer &C.
eangen. Ni6t MIR in 3eiten oes
&rieges.
SSsu Sera nno M,mb bes Solfes leb=
te oas 8rot. Ber fennt iie ni6t ale,
Ole 8orte ,,no Spriihe, sic mnierer
tGeliden @ebe eilerner 8ei iton6 fin6!
ga laat mon bonn 8rot, baB es 10
oiinn iei, bob man sic Hiolmem bo=
b,,rd leiem fonm, ooer pom 8dder,
oer feline Seele bineineebaden babe
(io bielc 2o6er leien oarin) bonn
Meni6en, oem lein leetes 8rot ae>
baden lei, ooer, Bob nan ,,einem bonn
8rot t,,t'' Is. ;. binri6tet), ,pie er
einlt einem bonn 8rote BALI, 8. b.
ltmbro6te. Won beroient iein 8rot,
un6 idom ieit otter 3eit befennt man
,,&es 8rot ib iblinae, oes 9ieo iG
iinse'. Bie no6oenfli6 lit ser 9on=
te-sbofeipeore=S =Sprud: uJremoe 3
8rot idmedt bitter nno bic Stnien
elmer fremoen 5reppe iino idtper 3u
erltcinen'' Ood1 nfIe 6ieie 8orte -
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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27

Mayor e. A. McCabe, Prescott
whom friends say is toying with
the idea of seeking the Democratic
nomination for state treasurer, won
a round of applause from his home
town newspaper = the Evening
Courier.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
NzM@AxaqlSE: Z:
Author of 'TlosU to Win Friends
and Influence People"
ADVICE TO SONG WRITERS

A letter from a woman correspondent advised that
she had been cheated by fake music publishing house to
whom she had song for publication, and, at their
request of money part payment for the expense
of publishing the song and putting it the market She
suspicious of their method and wanted to know
could give her information about song shark pub
fishers. know very little about such concerns, SO went
to the "Song Hit Guild for information astonshed
to learn what large number of people vctmzed each
by unscrupulous publishers The number is estimated
at 900 yearly Unsuspecng people sw1ndled out OF
money by so-caled publishers" "songwrers agents.
and music arrangers" who operate entirely within the
law"
asked the Song Hit Guild if they could give some
specific and concrete help pass along my readers and
they said they would The next day they sent me the SIX
following tips which pass along to you:
l. Watch out for the "song shark" These so-called
publishers will tell you that your lyric melody, or song
Is masterpiece. They will promise you everything under
lat fancy per proise but will deliver nothing
g. legitimate publisher does not ask songwrlter 10
share expense of publication he wants your song he
viii pay advance royalties for the privilege OF punhsnng
it. The names and addresses of all legitimate music pub
fishers be found the copies OF sheet music sold at all
music counters
g. An legitimate publishers have New York Offices
(Many song sharks do have offices IN New YORK Du most
operate points scattered throughout the coun
try and in Canada.)
Don't pay composer" to write music for your lyric
If alleged composer capable of writing hit elo-
dy he wouldn't do the work for ranging from $40 10
$50 simple that his talent worth far more
than that. 'ehit'' will bring in big sum OF money
s. Don't pay fee for having your song copyrlgnted
Any can copyright song for ST. and all need do
to accomplish this to write to the Bureau OF Copyrgn
Washington, D. c. for copyright form" which you viii
right promptly and your song is protected
g. Remember that only legitimate publisher can turn
good song intoa ht song 1t takes thousands OF dollars
staff of expert and nationwide facilities Tor
marketing popularizng and distributing song IN order to
make hit" The fifty one hundred dollars which you
might 10 cheat would barely pay the daily postage
bill of an accredited publisher!
If interested in songwritng keep this column,
if you have friend with such talent show it to him.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
WATCH FOR GOVERNMENT MENUS

The success of the governments efforts to stabilize the
of living depends largely the cooperation which all
of us give to the program.
One way helping which should appeal to most of US,
food purchases those products
which find being sold at the most reasonable prices
AS already have learned boarding sends prices up
rapidly So does scarcity It's the old story of supply and
demand demand exceeds supply the supplers all along
the line tempted to increase prices
The foods which lowest in price the which
abundant If conscenously avoid buying the
hgh-prced goods-the which scarce-we not only
will considerable money but will help in aevating
the shortage of the hghpriced products and thus force
those prices down.
Supplies of most staple foods according to the Depart
ment of Agriculture, at record levels in this country
We have enough these staple foods to supply the needs
of the people of this country well to fill the food ships
going to other nations.
The office of price administration and the Department
of Agriculture planning to work closely together to keep
food prices down. They will play the role of shopping guides
and will advise what foods abundant and which
They WILL from time to e suggest shifts in
food buying habits in order to meet varying conditions in
food production.
In addition to guiding purchasing the Department of
Agriculture also is planning widespread program to in
production of the foods which will be greatest
demand
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
NO LOLLYPOPS FOR JUNIOR

Many father will cali his little clan together in the next
week the sad results of his analysis of
his income tax blank
With his forehead furrowed, he will point out that the
is the biggest in history and that to pay each MEM
Der of the family will have to conne his purchase to bare
necessities Mother will have to postpone her shopping trip
daughter will have stay home from the movies and Junior
must stop asking for lollypops.
It's too bad that didn't all start saving for income tax
payments last September We all meant to- but seemed
long ways off then Now faced with the reality
having to put the money the line by March Is.
It's lucky thing pay the tax in instaments,
would have to do all kinds of financial acrobacs
to lay our hands enough cash.
This first payment the tax will probably be the hard
es-but necessarily the biggest 1t will be the hardest
because many of haven't planned for it. After making
that first payment may really do something about
ing to make ii easier next time
Income may not get any bigger this year Next year
it apt increase and is still possible that Congress will
put through wages which will be deductble at
souce-this year.
We might well look at big tax something perma-
nent AT least will until sometime after the
overland when that will be is anybodys guess.
But since, far ahead now, big tax is
coming every year, every three months, let's all
make up minds for it regularly 1t will help
keep peace in the family and will make it easier for our
storekeepers who will feel the stop
buying order.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Local Happenings

. Mrs. Herbert Hanna has been
i'll since last Thursday with
severe attack of influenza. Her
sister. Mrs. w +. Plumb of Casa
Grande, arrived Tuesday TO take
care of her and viii be there until
Mrs. Hanna is well
q Miss Merle Wing. who has been
with the Eastern State Mission OF
Ids. church for the past two
years. with headquarters at Cinci-
natti. Ohio, returned home Satur-
day for an indefinite stay. Miss
Wing is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wing.
Q Little Karen Spangehl, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Spangehl,
is just recovering from a severe
cold that has kept her indoors for
several days.
. Mr. and Mrs Mancil Worley and
three children, former Coolidge
residents who have many friends
here are living in Goleta, Cali
fornia, the coast city that was
bombed by a submarine Monday
Her next letter 10 Coolidge friends
will, do doubt, tell of the expert
ence. 4 sN
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27

r. w. Taylor. principal of Coo
lidge Union High School, was in
Tucson Wednesday to hear Frances
Short, student. represent CUHS in
district oratorical contest, the
winner of which will compete in
the state finals. to be held in Phoe-
nix in the near future.
. Mrs. A. T. Bicknell Mrs. Parke
Soule and Mrs. A. Culver Golden
were luncheon guests at the home
of Mrs. Ben Arnold on Tuesday.
. Charles Cohen, Harry Mandell of
Casa Grande, and julius Mandell
of Albuquerque. New Mexico, who
is visiting relatives here. left Mon
day for Guymas. Mexico, on
fishing trip. They plan to be gone
four days.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Bonner. Mr..
and Mrs. Orville O'Donnell and son
Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar O'Don-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie O'Donnell
and SpurgeOn O'Donnell all OF Fort
Huachuca, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lima O'Donnell. Orville, Oscar,
Ollie and Spurgeon are Mrs. o.
Donnelrs sons; Mrs. Bonner is her
daughter. The family group sat up
long past midnight talking. This
is the first time all the children
have visited their mother simultan-
eously, since they moved to Fort
Huachuca.
Q Matt n. Dodge, naturalist OF
Southwestern National Monuments
gave a talk on Monuments OF
Arizona" at Phoenix Visitors Club
Tuesday afternoon. His talk was
illustrated with moving pictures.
Q The sale of handmade articles