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LEGAL NOTICE

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= - tie wars duration lie GuIi
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men. ueapsns, unr materials. iuel.
and food. All of This regions rieh
resources are II lie disposal u
IneIs sam and orr lighting forces.
Their needs come first!
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Illat - matter nhai he price u
Victory may b. defeat ! inf
nilely more costly. Our entire
organization. Joined with al
America, ! willing - pas Vielory's
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price. 0nr nsase ilsaa 1aop -.
plo,e. iesI heir Fsspans IhlIils =
their country nsore keenly lhan
ever before. Ihrs - determined
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= - preeions heritage.
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demands for Natural 60 aslsl
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-19
Other Units
Seek: To Cut
Axis Lines
Slight Withdrawal
Reported in Northern
Tunisia; In Russia,
Reds Gain or Hold
on Yhc .lHHncint.n Hl.,ssl

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al h!''i " tN'I\'-!iIlI" advance.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-19
u. N. Airn1en
Stage Wars
Widest Raid
Fourteen Japanese
Bases Attacked:
Fighting Flares
flercely in Burma
(Hy Thc 1SSOciuicd pyrSS)

a Tokyo broadcast declared
to-day that the United States
was preparing to ''Iaumch out
III Il counter offensive i'm the
Pacific, even as General Doug
las MacArthur's hcadquartcr,
reported the greatest allied acr-
lal sweep ever undertaken i'm the
South sea battle theatre.
"At this very moment" the
Tokyo radio said, "Amcrica. re
gardlcSS of the serious blows
dealt her. is planning to car
ry out her warfare in The air
ana on the sea :. in Il counter
offensive against Nippon"
An allied communiquc said
United Nations airmcn, virtually
sprcad-casling Japan'S ring of
island ba:rS above Australia, at
tackled IL enemy StrOnghOldS and
IN enc of the heaviest assaults
dropped So tons of bombs on the
japanese camp ut Madang, New
Guinea.
Allied DOmbcrs ranged across a
1000 mile arc from TimOr in tho
East Indie H. NcW Ireland in Inc
Bismarck sea. blasting airdrumcS.
cncny-nCciplCd town. shipping AID
other targets.
Om tho Burma front. British head
quarters reported a now lIdrc-up al
fighting ON the Mayu p"uInsuIa--tnc
swampy. iu|GlC region along the Bay
of Bengal. but SAID japanese pres
sure SiaCkCuCd cast Of the Mayu
river
"F.Gh;ing continue: in the area
l6 miles ,"rih Of Rath"daung. The
enemy has dug in The hills cast of
this village" Tho British command
said.
JapanC q pre-. slrrC cat of the MIyu
river had previously forced the Bri-
ii!h T. fall back 10 prevent the iso-
lati"m q! forward troops in the Ra'h-
CdH'n" sector.
In To" :l;!'a. allied h"mrCr- con.
tlnUUd - bomb ard machine gun
Japanese :or. '.afrIc. tr,w. convey
airdr"m"- and railway yards and
left fires burn x in u raid uu enemy
occupied MuUiiay.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-19
Cotton futures
Sell Higher

New York. March 49, tNip cot
tom futures opened unchanged to ~
cent. Cd bal" higher.
Noon luiuc. were ~ ir 20 cent.
u bale higher. Nlay colo. July 1896
and October lg.,I.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-19
British Subs
Count Score
Six Supply Ships,
anker and Naval
Auxiliary Are Sunk
In Mediterranean

London. March 10 tNFD -
Two British submarines sank
six supply ships. u tanker aud IL
naval auxiliary in u recent ten
day patrol in the Mediterranean.
the admiralty announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-19
WE Z BgE r.

1SE NDETU CNEOjiNh
Continued warm tonight.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
State Convention
Musicians Clubs
Here April CT

Coolidge Musicians are making
plans for the State Convention Of
Musicians Clubs to be held here
April 9Th and 7th A special pro
gram is being planned and accom-
modations arranged for the out OF
town guests. Mrs Avis Hobby is
local program chairman.
The first day of the convention
there will be registration at Cool
idge high school followed by bus
mess and a luncheon in honor of
state composers. after which they
will present their compositions.
There will be a banquet at Com
munity Recreation Hall that night
followed by an all state program
At Coolidge high school auditor
ium during which musicians clubs
throughout Arizona will contribute
numbers. This event will be open
20 the public.
The following day there will be
reports from the various clubs.
Mrs. A. ]. Dunaway, president
Coolidge Musicians Club, will vel
come the visiting musicians. Mrs
George Newcomer. state president
of Musicians Clubs. will be among
the distinguished guests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Lieutenant Thomas
Pima Indian, Takes
Over New Duties

Lieutenant Sam Thomas. Pima
Indian. has been sent TO Fort
Jackson. South Carolina. as an in
structor. following his commission
in the L S Infantry. In recent
letter to his mother. Mrs. Lucy
Thomas OF Blackwater. he writes !:
am very busy in my new du-
ties. The boys in the company
were awfully curious about me.
They are mostly from the Yankee
states. Some are, old men and
some are is and l9 year old boys
about so OF them. Very hard 10
instruct and put through routine
The officers here are swell TO
me and so far ] am getting along
swell. ! st2l have TO study every
night for the next days instruction
and training"
Lieutenant Thomas and his
brother Seaman Roy Thomas were
recently here at the same time
when each returned on a surprise
sit home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Kay Hendry Pledged
Womans Press Club
University-Arizona

In addition TO having been chos-
en- to represent the University of
Arizona on the Southwestern Stu
dent Council. with headquarters at
Albuquerque. New Mexico, it was
announced by the University OF
Arizona press bureau this week
that Miss Kay Hendry was pledged
to the WOmans Press Club at the
University Membership was made
on the basis of outstanding work
in journalism.
Miss Hendry has worked on stu
dent publications including the
Wildcat weekly paper and the
Kitty Kat. pre-war all-student mag
azine publication.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Mil
dred Hendry, former Coolidge res
ident, and the granddaughter of
DR.. and Mrs. William Jackson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Application Blanks
Now Available-Army
Specialized Training

Application blanks for the quail
flying tests on Friday, April =, for
the Army Specialized Training
Program and the Navy College
Training Program are now avail
able at the Principals Office in
Coolidge Union High School. r W.
Tavlor announced today
Properly filled out, these appli-
cations win admit qualified high
school seniors or recent graduates
TO the tests. Each applicant may
indicate on his blank whether he
prefers the Army. or the NAVY
which includes the Marine Corps
and Coast Guard.
From those who successfully
complete the tests candidates for
the Army Specialized Training
Program and the Navy College
Training PROGRAM will be selected
to attend colleges under contract
to the respective services. Stud
ents selected for the Army Pro
gram must undergo further screen
ing during thirteen weeks of basic
military training before they are
finally qualified for college at
tendance. Students chosen for the
Navy Program. after selection by
the Office OF Naval Officer Pro
curement. will be detailed directly
10 college. Students who attend
college under either of the pro
grams will be under military dis
cipline on active duty IN uniform
with pay. All expenses. including
tuition. food. housing books and
uniforms will be paid by the Army
or the Navy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Seaman and Six
Year Old Girl
Are Pen Pals

Letters are the means by which
our fight'ng men keep In touch
with the normal natural things Of
home for which they long They
cannot receive too many letters
and II they happen 10 be men
without families they often form
pen pal acquaintancces. 40 the
eagerly awaited mail deliveries
will not leave them empty handed.
Following. Is a letter written TO
little six.year-old Shirley 10 Gay
from Sidney Liehson. s n sc.
ssomewhere en the high seas
Seaman Liebsou went 20 training
school with Shirley JOS brother.
Kenneth al Toledo and later they
were shipmates Shirley 10 is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel
c. Gay. Casa Grande Valley Farms.
Seaman Liebson writes Il was
very sorry to hear that you were
sick. but since you have recovered
| guess il is all right Now you
can appreciate how nice II Is TO
have good health. Good health.
and a lovely place in Arizona to
live In. II may not seem like
much Shirley 10. but ! have seen
little girls who would think they
were in Heaven if thew were in
your place; little girls just as old
as you and not even half your size.
You've lust got to understand that
lust 10 be an American Is the most
blessed thing in the world and do
your very best 10 deserve ii.
You've got to drink your milk and
eat your carrots and spinach and
take your medicine and be glad to
be able to- and then you'll be able
to take nice picture. so I can
have a nice copy to put on my
desk.
Il have seen little girls and
boys who don't get the chance TO
play in the sunshine and laugh and
sing. | know it's not a nice thing
to write of. but Shirley 10, you are
so very fortunate. | just want you
to realize it and be as happy as
one possibly can with the few
simple pleasures that are at hand.
And if you want TO play and dream
inst remember that we are fighting
a wicked dragon. who has many
bad cousins. and they don't want
little girls TO ever recover from
such things as colds. let alone
Scarlet Fever. But wen kill all
those wicked dragons. before we
return and put the lights on again,
al over the world.
AS for gifts, Shirley Jo letters
are the incest things TO send"
Shirley 10 knows that men like
Seaman Liebson and her brother
Kenneth will never let the wicked
dragons come and get her. and she
knows that her older brother,
Houston Gay, (reported missing at
BataanD was fighting the wicked
dragons that she, and other little
girls like her, might be safe and
happy in America.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

Shortly before leaving. "Nick"
as he is known to his Coolidge
friends. wrote Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Gregg something OF his last hur-
ried days in the States While
we were at Norfolk. Virginia. an
other boy and myself got picked
out TO be In a ships crew and
came 10 Boston and got our ship
"a brand spanker new one. We
have been pretty busy moving
around and loading on supplies
since, Our ship hauls 40 tanks
and viii run right up on the beach
fun speed ahead and the fSont
end opens up and you drive out the
tanks. They figure If IL makes
one trip if has paid sor, itself
We went out about 80 miles Tues
day and fired all the guns II was
lots OF fun. | am down in the en-,
gine room most OF the time. but
when we get in battle l am on a
machine gun
Seaman Nichols has made his
home in Coolidge for six years
and is a ls4l graduate OF c. L. II
S. He was born at Shawnee. Ok
lahoma. and is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. G. Nichols. ranchers. His
parents moved 10 Gilbert. Arizona
last year TO make their home The
c. +. Nichols, pioneer Coolidge
ranchers. are young Nichols aunt
and uncle.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Lions Club Hears
Boy and Girl Scout
Program Wednesday

A Young Peoples program fes
tured meeting of Coolidge Lion
Club Wednesday night at Cas-
Grande Valley, Farms. A. X. Os
born. chairman of the clubs Girl
and BOYS Committee, was program
chairman.
Bhiefs talks on the activities O
their organizations were made b.
the following boys and girls: Eliz
abeth Truitt, Brownie Scouts: Bill
Steward, Cub Scouts; Pauline Al
pei, Girl Scouts: Leonard Burtcher
Boy Scouts; Gloria Appel, HON,
Economics Club; Verne Wuertz
Future Farmers of America; Sar
ah Louise Arnold, Rainbow Girl.
and Paul Hanna, De Molay.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
PINAL COUNTY TO
HAVE NEW SCHOOL
LUNCH PROGRAM
Foods for school children
will be purchased locally
.1der new FDA decree

Cader p new school lunch pro
gram 70 be launched IN Pinal
County in April food supplies win
be purchased direct from local
merchants and farmers by spon-
soring organizations. which will be
reimbursed by the Food Distribu-
ton Administration. according to
Mrs Alfrata b. Hansel school
lunch representative for FDA.
Main objective or the program q
90 supply school children with
more nutritious foods and at the
same time TO cut down on the
mount of canned goods used here
tofore in the school cafeterias. ac-
cording 10 local school authorities
ANY educational groups. Parent
Teacher Associations. or other civ
ic organizations I'm the county may
sponsor the program The school
hoard Is Coolidge sponsor and the
parentTeacher Association Is
aponsor in Florence.
Previously. foods for school
lunches have been purchased by
the Agricultural Marketing Admin
stration (now absorbed by the
FDAl and turned over to state
welfare agencies for distribution
to schools Sponsors or the pres
cnt plan viii be reimbursed tor
costs OF commodities purchased M
20 specified maximum per child
by FDA. which win designate foods
that may be purchased. Designa.
tions will be based on nutritive
value and availability OF the new
commodities. FDA representative
stated.
In addition 10 usng regular
ehannels. this new plan win pro-
vide Pinal County school children
with greater variety OF food and
will alleviate wartime transporta-
tiOn and warehou ing difficulties
As in present operation of the
school lunch program. no discrimi.
nation OF paying and non-paying
children may be made by the spon.
sOr.
Schools taking part in the pro
gram IN Pinal County are Coolidge
elementary schools. Florence ele-
mentarv and high school. Kenil-
worth School. Mcdowell. Eleven
Nile Corner. Casa Grande elemen-
AIRY and South Side High School.
Stanfield. Eloy. Picacho, Sawtooth.
oracle and Green Reservoir
schools
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Indian Service
Employees Near
War Bond Goal

Employees OF the L. s. Indian
Irrigation Service have adopted
the N'Payroll Deduction Plan" for
the purchase of War Bonds. AT
resent seventy-three employees
IRE participating paying in approx
'mately Sl.50000 each month. 9th
ers not yet enrolled. but who at
present are making individual pur-
chases or participating in some
Club or other consolidated plan,
are expected to enroll later. The
average for those now participat-
ing is approximately 1870 of their
monthly earnings.
These bond purchases are cred
tied To the Coolidge community
share OF the state quota. or on
any special drive made in the
community according to c. j.
Foody, project engineer, U. s. In
dian Irrigation Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Resrma Drilling
On OIL Well IL
Miles South of City

Drilling for oil on the HarkeyI
Smith, Hatchett No. l well. 19
miles south of Coolidge was re
sumed Friday after a 21-day shut
down while awaiting the arrival OF
lO-inch casing
l.. r. Harkey of the developing
"omp,1ly was in Coolidge Tuesday
with Harry Hicks, Phoenix lease
salesman, enroute to visit the well
Harkey stated drilling was com,
pleted to 500 feet before the shut,
down and sufficient additional cas-.
ing had been delivered to shut off
the hole more than 1000 feet.
The Well has been visited nv
several biologists representihe
large oil companies recently sever
al Of whom have expressed theil
confidence oil bearing sands viii
be struck
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
May Sell Mcdowell
School Building

Voters of Mcdowell school dis
trict viii 90 to the polls April
1urh 10 decide whether or not 10
sell the old original school house
pressure water system. fence posts
and fence wire surrounding the
building all of which is needed no
longer for school purposes.
The Mcdowell school is now
housed in the former Arizona
state school for girls
School district officials have re.
ceived several offers for the school
building which will be considered
when voters OF the district place
their stamp of approval, upon the
proposed sale.