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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-12
The EatznaI
Note Book
A NEW DEAL

NEW DEAL
noble experiment in which every
Casa Grande valley citizen has
held a vital stake appears to have
gone to pot with the filing this
week of a complaint asking that
receiver be appointed the
farm liquidated and the profits di-
vided among the stockholders.
THROUGHOUT THE
complaint repeated charges OF IN
efficiency are made against the
personnel of the Farm Security
administration and this is the
typical complaint which has been
on the lips of most citizens against
practically every. single New Deal
agency Farmers are at a loss
as to where our government finds
the men to administer farm af-
fairs and likewise business men
are in a similar quandary as to
where under the blue heaven the
men come from who are charged
with the management of new deal
agencies effecting business.
A REAL LOSS
to the state of Arizona was the
resignation last month of Raymond
Carlson. editor of Arizona High
ways. who left to don the uniform
of the United States Army. Dur
ing his six years as head of the
state magazine, Arizona Highways
became the greatest publication of
its kind in the United States. It's
subscription list jumped from
paltry 5000 to more than $4,000 in
its Christmas number last year
There are few men in Arizona
mentally equipped to do the job
Carlson did and certainly none of
But .. If Ray makes as good at
soldering as he did editing, may
be this war will be over soon.
FACILITIES OF
Coolidge high school were made
available last night for commun-
ity dancing d. a formal affair
excelling anything we've had To-
'ally for quite spell. Let's hope
those folks who constitute the high
school board saw the value in
community morale in the use of
the dance floor and continue to
lend its use for community enter
tainment. There was a time when
all community activities centered
around the school building. School
buildings are erected with COM
munity funds and their mainten-
ance comes from the same source
and there can be no good reason
why usage should be restricted to
students.
PETE ETHINGTON
rot himself reelected as a member
Of San Carlos Irrigation and Drain
age District board Saturday with
little difficulty when the opposi-
ton failed to get-together and
ended up with two candidates run
ring second and third. It's only in
horse racing where the opposing
stable enhances its winning chanc-
es by entering several horses.
HUNTING SEASON
and point free meat is upon us and
some of our huntsmen have done
tight well for themselves and
friends with whom they have gen.
erously divided their game.
COOLIDGE AIR BASE
will be activated December 1st and
there will be a large number of
young men from the air forces in
Coolidge for the duration. For the
first time Coolidge men and wom-
en- will be called upon to give OF
their time and hospitality that our
fighting men, away from home,
may not be quite so lonesome. 1t
is at once a challenge and privi-
lege to play host to these men.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-12

. Mrs Paul Guenzler and daugh-
ter, Berniece, of Roman, Montana,
left Monday for home after spend
ing two weeks as guests of Mr..
and .Irs. F. E. Stonehocker. Mrs.
Guenzler is Mr. Stonehocker's
sister.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-12

0 Eighty cotton pickers from
Arkansas arrivsd in Coolidge by
special train Monday. They will
pick west of Casa Grande on the
Crisp and Dickey ranches.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-12

OW. A. Thomas, manager of the
Shell Oil Station, spent Monday
in Phoenix on business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-12

COOLIDGE DAM
302, $50 Acre Feet O.
w ater available No
vember 5, 1943, 5.
043 Acre Feet Loss
for Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

" a NJ fl ~ y = I n T. 81
Ari6s-Hold emotions under sen.
sihle restraint. Tendency rs toward
wild ideas and schemes. oyCrbuying
harhazard stabs az your objective
instead Of steady. studied Spplica-
ton. Go carefully but surely and
you need not worry.
APRIL ei TO NAY %
Taurus .- Buying, selling nrop-
erty transfers, insurance, broker
age among the business matters
that need eX rr pTecHUUors.
Laborious work, building planning,
economies, safeguarding property
and other holdings among more
favored.
NAY ~ TO JUNE p
Gemir advice 20 IaureanS
good medicine for you today. Don Z
take your attention Oft dangerous
work or important details Faml,-
mr. act1iv1t1pz, T q tf1-r7ES FOR
which YOU have training or special
aptitude should run smoothly.
JI'NE % 10 JLLY
Caucer-Dealing IN foods. house
hold essentials, manufacturing
clothes for our armed forces, han
ding lumber, paints, tools, metals
among favored. Money gains. quick
profits not so sponsored.
July % TO AUG. %
Leo - Turn your craftsmanship
ability land you should have II
pluSD 70 promoting patriotism,
greater production, better relation
ship between management and
labor. No day for selfish aims
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. %
Virgo Personal wishes may
not be realized but the day should
be responsive for activities Of
broad scope beneficial TO the pub
lie. Handicrsft. intellectual work,
reporting among the favored.
SEPT. 2L TO OCT. %
Libra-Spending. money matters
in general are problems. Fine work
manship. skilled mechanics, scien-
lists, draughtsmen, d designers,
d ressm akers, needleworkers
of great value now and can make
Roadway.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio Students. teachers,
military and naval instructors,
laboratory workers, you engaged in
fling. sorting mail. books: research
in needed substitutes most favored.
Extravaganza taboo. Don't buy any
unessentials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04


Ale should write to his
draft board requesting that they
reopen his case, and stating the
reasons why he feels that he
should be reclassified. In Class
S-B shall be placed any reg
istrant who has one or more
dependents, and who is engaged
I'm a civilian activity which is
necessary to war, production or
which is supporting the war
effort.
A. j. L.: A-Write 10 the
State Selective Service Board,
Lansing, Mich, to the effect
that you have made an appeal
by letter but that your draft
board has not granted such
appeal.
A. A. S.. A. L. W., Mrs. L. o. A.
blanks and iHfeFTna-
ton pertaining to allotments may
be obtained from the office of de-
benefit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Two Daily
Quizzes
knowledge Test

BY DR.. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
do you know about Japan |:
(a) What was Toxic formerly
called; OBJ When did Com
modore Perry visit IL first; (c)
When is the rainiest season :?
2-Is it True or False: ta) The
earth can be circumnavigated;
(b) The greatest proportion Of
land is in the southern hem
isphere; (c) Chopin was a
Polish composer.
(Which is the longer river: (a)
Thames or Hudson; OBJ Poto-
mac or Rhine; (c) Seine or Pc !?
What is the basis of his fame:
(a) Mario Chamlee; (b) An
thony Fokker; (c) Chang Kai-
Shek.
5-Call il by another name: (a)
the cartilage that covers the
vocal cords during swallowing;
(b) the voice-boX; (c) the roof
of the mouth.
approximately what was the
year: (a) King George and
Queen Elizabeth visited the
United States; (b) of the San
Francisco Earthquake; (c) Of
the great Chicago Fire?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Quick Questions

I'm regulation baseball, what Is
the distance from the pitchers
box to home plate; from home
plate to first base?
Fright or wrong-the compass
has Sc points?
3-What country OF South Amer
lea, twice the size of Georgia,
lies between two rivers, one Of
which is the Parana?
ooh, young ....g..... Is come
out of the West" Supply the
missing word from this line of
a poem by Sir Walter Scott.
5-What ancient hero withdrew a
thorn from a lions paw?
6-To what animals do "bruin"
and "reynard' refer?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
NOV. % TO DEC %

NOP. % TO DEC p
Sagifturius-Today's aspect
warn against oVercQntidence, reck-
leSsness in anything. Better "a
take little more time and save
unnecessary mistakes. lnveS &
ments, brokerage. banking business
needed especial attention, prudent
judgment.
DEC. % TO JAN. u
Capricorn 49, Neither favorable
nor exactly unfriendly. All impor-
taHt- matters ask patience yeHr
hest managerial ability. You can,
should make Roadway in familiar
activities and work for which YOU
are trained
Jan. % TO FEB. %
Aquaruts-Be prudent IN spend
ing and save while YOU are making
moncy-the future holds less anx-
iety when YOU have something put
aNax for security Remain keyed
up 10 your best efficiency.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH %
PivccS-Be careful in money
transactions, buying, making estl-
mates. pricing things. Don't over
buy. 1t is neither prudent nor
patriotic Develop dormant talent,
4 child born on this day:
The intellectual type; especial tai
ent for handling groups of people,
m aging hospitals, children's
institutions. other organizations
where understanding and human
ness are essential. Artistic talent.
Will give finesse, artistry to a good
job.
Copyright. 1913, by King Feature"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

ERE pleasant little that will
every day 1t numepcal puzzle designed to spell out
the letters first II the number
subtract II the number is less than g.
result your number Start at the left
check OF
left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. 2-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
SHOULD WRITE BOARD.

Fl. A. r.: Q-My brother was
reclassified from ga to 2-B. Aren't
men with dependents and doing
defense work put into BIB? Should
he notify his draft board that he
feels he should be reclassified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Fighting Mans Friend
--
Child Not Living
At Home Ism +
Held Dependent

Mrs n. a. B., CT have n son
by a previous marriage. My pres
ont husband and l have been mar
ried five years, and he has been
supporting this boy. although nc
does not live with US. / explained
this 70 his draft board and they
stu insist he is considered as a
"childlcSS." / don't understand
This. Would you please explain II
and lot me know If there is any
thing ! can do about II.
A-TO he considered a depend
ent of registrant person
fttttst ht the wife or child ef the
registrant with whom the regis
trant maintains n bona fide fam
ily relationship in their home.
InaSmuch Ms the child does not
live with you. you do not main
tain a bona fide family relation
ship. Within 10 days after he Is
TeclasSified into IA, you may
appeal the classification.
ARMY WATCHES HEALTH
Worried Mother: Q--My son was
indicted into the army Dec. 10,
1912. on a limited service basis. l
would like 10 know if he still has
limited service. His teeth are in
bad condition and they are now
being fixed. He will have a full
upper plate and maybe a lower
plate. Can ne be sent overseas
and will he see action? Some one
told me they do not have to fight
if they have plates. In his letters
home he always mentions that he
is very tired. Do they keep on
giving them physical checkups?
Can they tell how much drilling
each man can stand?
A-The only way you cen find
out whether your son Is still on
limited service Is by writing TO
your son. Men on limited service
are sent overseas and see action,
but not In the front lines. The
medical corps of the army MAIN
tains n constant check of the
physical condition of all men I'm
the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Quick Answers

1-601a feet; 90 feet.
2-Wrong, 80 points.
3-Paraguay.
4Lochinvar.
5-Androcles.
6-Bear and fox.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Horoscope
BY Frances
Drake

Look in Section Your Birthday Comes IN and Find What
Yqur Outlook Is, according the Stars
For Friday, February s.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04

Is Observed
By President

Washington. March l-tAPb-
President Roosevelt observed
the tcrih annivcrSar! of his clc-
walton Ia the presidency to-day rs
praying al special religious scr
vices that God grant us grace
fcarlc>>I> /" contend against
evil and to make no peace with
oppression"
The services. which uIvc been
held every March I since the Ch,cl
Executive took office N 1888, were
in the cast room at the White House,
with high officials OF The govern
mcnt, friends and mcmr"r> oj the
Presidents Mmily participating.
Mr.. Roosevelt bowed his head in
prayers for peace. for social Justice
Tor all ion 'ur -CI"Irc uI iHv Crurtly
and those who have died. % IT, gpr
our cuCmics and for d,I the nations
Of the world
Among hn.c attending the Scrv.
ices were cabinet wCwu.'-. military
and naval leaders. heads ~ govern,
mental agencies. congressional lead.
ers and White House officials.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
McNutt Corrects
Earlier Statement;
Deferments Depend
On Date Acquired

correcting an earlier state
mcnt. Chairman Paul '. NcNutt
~ The war manpoWcr commits
sion today said local draft boards
not Ia draft men with dependent
children until they receive an
il"rization from national Sclcc-
tive service headquarters.
Al mis- press conference Monday
MCNUii SAID H" knew Of no sac!
rc.trjr'iou, on the local boards anC
declared -QuriC a .IimDcr' of fathers
"i children ".rc being tdi."u
ia u clarifying statement is
sued today. McNutt said the only
men with children now bciua in
Quoted are those "hu>c DEEPEN
dcnry was acquired after ncrCm-
her X. 1871, Dr At time when
draft selection was imminent.
"i'ir." rCGi,lrdni- having W.r
and children. "g children only. u.'
whom they mIu,aui I bona ld.
BON" Hnd who were married Dcf"r,
December q. lgil. and at a tim,
when selection was not imminent
may mot hC iuductcd through scicc
tive service mI.i there is Il drcc'
authorization 10y rational hcndJIar
i'Is.' MrNWr, statement said.
Tn" lr....H'm. have been d".iLrrd
NcNu" ..i "rr project 'nc boa.
iIdr family lcafp.-r.p ~r long %.
r"-,ipir" tr ~" r<'cu' that Il ..
practical f. nH this ard ~',n nlcc,
'H" requirements ut 'hC armed -CIl-
ice. for 10 .ur JDu ,.,r La. tn. ,.,..,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
thousands
OF Jag)anc2e
Troops Lost
Battle Of Bismarck
Sea Results IN One
CT Wars Greatest
Allied Victories
NiH Yh' lssociut,H P,,s-D

O.. '...'' W. 800 " ~.
y huge convoy of - Japan-
csc .'Ep>--lcH rrIu~,.s ulu a.-
,iruy"r, "nd twelve .ran,p,r.
ANA supply *Hlp,--ilus i,.u l..,-
cd uut with al. snip. -4uh or
sinking by allied air loir.s
which have scored nn, of ;u,
greatest air-Sca Victories %. he
war, General Douglas Mac -hr-
thurs headquarters 100 Austria
liza announced today.
The battle uf Hi~InarCi. sea. -
the allied commuuIuuc called IL.
began with a Japanese .tt"upi
tu reinforce their base ~ I.uv III
New Guinea, and ended ~ u
victory al suCiI ."up ic'.ii"-.. .,
To assume lie proportion ~
major disaster Ia the enemy.
In addition 'u tnuG-nui'- %! naval
personnel killed or drowned iu %
fiery hn!ucg.-' Oh, t.w az. r..Dlndru,
ana -IHkln- -i.ns. about 10000 .j.a-
aHCsc troops N.rr up-t.ry.4 a". IT,
Japanese planes were shot o.vu. TM.
a'i"S iua' pa'y three 'r-ur.u- gl..ur.
md ono i.ruhr.
H." scope uf the victory. ecu
Cral Macarthur drrlIrct 't.p.i-
not fail I" have most ,mu0r, irt
results on the cHcm,S ~trsi,.
sic and tactical plans. IL, cam
paiGn. fer the tim" hring al least.
is romplctciy di>lucatcd."
observers belle, a.. r..... ...... ...
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04

tHH The l%%ocjnicd Press
,i"'.hal Erwin Rummcl has
shifted ~ least Il part of his
Ain"rcu forces To southern Tu-
nIa!a tn meet the British eighth
army along the Marcth line, al
liyd headquarters in north At
rl.I announced today. but in the
north the drive of German ar
murcd forces had caused an al
lied withdrawal of about four
miles near the sea.
'hc change of emphasis from
III" central Ia the southern Tu-
nissan front by the German
CilirItain was further indicated
by field reports received III al
lied headquarters thai American
and British forces. rctracing the
path al their recent defeat. had
nccupird Sidi BOuzid. only about
ten miles from Faid Pass. with
out meeting opposition.
Tn" allied north African COmmlln-
.afC aid tn" British eighth army
ind rrpulSrd axis infantry attacking
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04

FOR NORTH CNROLINA
Warmer tonight. minimum
temperatures - Ia 80 in cx-
trcric east portion.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
Allied Units
Forced Back
Along Coast
On Central Front,
Allies Rccapture
Sieii Bcuzid; Reds
Continue Advances
iSS The Associated Press }

''' 'h' 'hN>pcIdttu IfcSS.D
American trGu.S were rcport>
"a Wit"iH ti:rcc miles of Fai6
=" : .'':iN where they bccai.
=" .! T''"ri Sc mile retreat, a,
The S"i..:tn> concentrated their
N'!'h'i:i i':Cc% nn the northern
ana Sum:i.rrn sectors of Tunisia.
Near t"r SEA i'll the north, an
h'i;"" rr.am":niuuc announced,
"'ii"i t"rCts fell back four miles
before 'hc attack of General Won
ArEim. MARSHAL Erwin RommcI
III me south was concentrating
e. i'.'>i part of his armOr Iii
tEc hnrcth line whence he
struck out with small infantry
iGr'rn against the British eighth
I!Ht>. inT announcement said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
Seven Axis.
Ships Sunk
British Submarines
Damage Nine Others
IL Mediterranean,
Admiralty Announces

London. March l-(lTr-B:i-
tis!: submarines in the Mcdiirr-
rirCIu have destroyed seven
enemy vessels and damaged nine
others. the admiralty announced
today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
Temper ance
Bill Passes
Measure Provides
For Teaching Program
In Public Schools;
Amendment Defeated

Raleigh. March i-(Ntt--N-
ter beating down proposed
amendment tu prohibit wine.
beer and liquor advertising III
nrw SpIpCr> az hN radio. the
mouse passed indJN 4 bill la pro
mote the public >ctrnul teaching
uf the effects ui alcohol and mar
cOticS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
House Faces
Much W ork
State Senate Adopts
Resolution Calling
For Adjournment
Next Wednesday

Raleigh. March i-tNPr-N
still crow drd house calendar ana
Scnatr-approvcd resolution
caused hopes for final ADJOURN
mcnt on Saturday to ilhc today.
and legislators gcucraliy agreed
that the final Eavci> would idii
nest Tuesday or Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE for sale:
sscrifice to quick buyer; selling on account
OF health; profit BILE cash store, good living
quarters; closed Mondays; don't miss this
Saspoft9nt5g as oKtoyd ~ az Lee hwy Ar4gto"
GROCERY STORE, we'll established wen
stocked, retail class B liquar license :
rooms; At reasonable rent; excellent bust
RADIO sales and service business well
established and fully equipped owner
leaving for armed services Can be seen
aGa sExufY f'FsIs sHoF r'f SPLENDID Hn Iocaoo ooo.
Exs s5e4 puSros from > i3 s@adsy "a az
BOOMING HOUSE, l6tn and webster q ".
10 rooms, . baths. , garasas, auto nh
heat, completely furnished. tIlilv ou,Lpied
income, S34O: reasonably priced. subStsn-
naI Gown payment Groom apartment tor
HOME AND BUSINESS, nv home, 2-slorv
oIiGS, gas heat. used as nursery for
HcGo5iNrrNNGG fs5a5ii NJ fR.crI6r ff!i IL 1870 ioi sale
NEIGHBORHO0D BUS, oldest. with hv-
ing quarters low rent; 20 yrs. same inc
ohildren's. ladies' and mems furn Must
H. Star, QUA
WE PURCHASE ROOMING HOUSES
NO coMMissiioN To Pay.
y,aa9Hick Quick, ACTION.
1d1s 1Hd41setSGToN VsSmpo AH. MANAGEEsr ~ sosa $50
-------- EVENINGS. sH. s436
KALORAMA RID NEAR CONN. AVE
rooms, 2 apartments redecorated
monthlv income approximately $3.50;
IdsS I5dAsSSRNINGIoN N MANAGEMEMr CO.
Evenings, SH S436
Evening star., 1943-11-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

M Results sasra"tesd sad caIi tSIP'sf nj 'ts@ aa5
PArfR pa ffE fss5 Ss;~ssn shis wee wts oo
up per room 194a washable, sunlsst ns
Pfrs Fsft suSfsqssd spFsaSG Meh9an 3. 5s5
SStsrp SEsterProoied 81 ed G, L" carickor, Falls
nECoRATiNG. plasterins. painting. cement
JESSE & Monros ase Republie Sbf 1899 1922 repairs.
pa5SrosG papsr Secefstns nteToF estsrL9
fs PAfSrrNG e. hHshGSt sNn IA Tsa
home repairs. Best of workmanship and
HaSGiNG FaSGf Hs""f FaiSriSd H sp,s.
prlces for Nov; work guaranteed Call
sRRTshAfioSs:s sR!Tfs1 II saSs hous. repairs
plssterisas. a.a s masonry cement and porch
GaRpENTsy fnS asasa Dallas P Ball o. olaa
careful, honest service; experienced man
gshhits; Is,s call Hillside 1a4l
ro4s sTes semeS az sad dn
IR. 1859. DI. Oi25. 81
RRICKWORK.
cali fif51,slass ateI workm9nshiP M For estimates
ecat M1.N Mp. necfetf' hsffmfS5s S. 4osS E5ss
Any tyoe., foundation to ROOF, any location:
-LAWRENek i son oRpWAY 1874.
CAMERA REPAIRING
SIS 10th st: NV. Phone National 47la
REPAIRs so FRoM e !rJy RAsMT, sgCarToo Io ROOF.
wo iiisHsjfcK ihtihgHsR sERV1cEmfa. aoEfsR sss5
BRICKWORK.
Ghimneys,, fireplaces, garages, retaining
walls. cement block: Victor, FIR. 46s4. TO-
REPAIR YOUR ROOF NOW
seIy1et K9et Goa nn1sr tng sntte5ins spoptns
PLASTERING
,olas Have your basement converted into a
Floors sanded, Glow Finish.
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.,
- sun. Eve. FIR. 416a
REFRIGERATORS,
RsPpSlrsd sPiJ nd,t and sesSesd asE promptly and
CARPENTER, repair work and
painting; all work 1st class.
FIR. 1921. Clarence Cook.
PLASTERING nens.n;, nons By expert ss, White s9i.
evenings. ANDERSEN. Ia. 47a2. IA
WATERPROOFING DAMP AND
LEAKY CELLARS.
Hors saa.nSesd M a. ca Can Isn ladles %sssassa gSs All
FLOOR SANDING, ggiIniahins, Elm shin.
Waxing. oHARE, Union 0s35.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED, Army or Navy of1cer ana family
being transferred TO West Coast TO drive
iste,model car for delivery TO owner JACK
Tsub, National 1851. RIM. All
18th; would like some one TO share drIv-
Ing; man prefd Call DI 434g
sEhVlCEMAN's WIFE and sister have car
Will give transports ton in exchange for
some one TO do all driving Refs Cali