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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
IN HOT WATER

WASHINGTON - The boys
who run the city street washer
have their troubles keeping the
capital clean. When the drunk
hijacked their machine and ca
recncd down the avenue squirt
ing pedestrians merrily. they got
razzcd plenty. Ditto the time a
newspaperman noted them bust
~ rinsing off the pavement dur
ing a terrific doWnpour.
But they're having the hardest
time living down this one: they
had TO call the firemen TO put out
a fire on the water wagon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
BY PETER EDISON

FORT KNOX, KY. Here at the
headquarters of the u. s. ar
mored forces. they think of
Lieut.. Gen. Jacob L. Devers,
who has just been assigned TO
command in the European thea
ter Of operations, as the man
who was always say, Lets go!
I'm wasting time
II he carries that motto with
him into action in Europe. the
assumption is that jake Devers
will be pushing that second front
idea for all he's worth. Let's
CO. he'll be reminding his supe-
Tors as we'll as his subordinates,
I'm wasting time"
General Devers commanded
the armored force from his head
quarters here al Fort Knox
from the summer of l94l until
he got his European assignment.
While he was here. he kept re-
minding the War Department IN
Washington. from time TO time,
that he had lot OF trained ar
mored divisions ready TO go
Even then he felt he was vast
inC time.
He can't claim credit for being
the father of the armorcd force.
Primarily. he was field artlll-
cry officer. His basic iCea when
he became commander of the ar
mored forces was that the only
excuse for any kind of We
hicle was 10 get a gun some
place, in hurry. 1t was on that
basis that he trlpled the size OF
the armored force in little more
than a year.
HELPED DEVELOP THE MI
When the responsibility of de-
Gliding what types of armored We
hicles the u. S. should adopt was
placed on General Devers, he
made his decision that the pro-
portion of light, medium and
heavy tanks should be ordered
so that production could be be-
gun with a minimum waste OF
time. Maybe there were some
mistakes in the first designs,
which had TO be corrected later,
but Dcvers got tanks that he
could use TO begin his training
with and get his force organ
lied, IN a hurry.
The MI. self-propelled l05-
NM howitzer known in Africa
as the priest" is one Of the new
weapons w h ose development
General Devcrs had large part
in pushing II was a bigger,
heavier weapon than had ever
been mounted on self-pro-
PEELED chassis 1t was the Devcrs
doctrine Of using a vehicle to get
gun some place in hurry. And
it more than justified the faith
he placed in its design, in Africa.
He is SIS, but gets credit for be-
ing 10 years younger. His mouse
colored hair is just turning gray
at the temples. He's fivefeet-
ten, weighs around ITO, and is a
bit on the handy legged side, as
though he might have been a
cavalry officer
HATES RED TAPE
No martnent, no stickler for
details, Devers' success as an or
ganizer has been his ability to
hurry up and get right to the
heart Of any issue and then go on
from there. He has a reputation
for hating paper work and red
tape. In his staff meetings with
armorcd force officers at For,
Knox, his subordinates used to
try TO think of things before the
general. Usually, they say. he
was always way ahead Of them
He preached lot of thorough.
ness, along with all his hurry UP
tactics. You build the best CUR
mount you can design" he kept
telling his armored force staff
here at Fort Knox. Then you
mount on it the best gun you can
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
FILM APPRENTICE

Gracie's film apprenticeship,
learning the intrlcacicS Of both
poisc and pose before the cold
and critical stu camera, started
II months ago when Hollywood
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
ANOTHER PROBLEM

DES MONIES, Ia.-If II ISM I
one thing. it's another.
Safety Commissioned Clarence
Koenigsberger got complaints
about dogs running through gar
dens, so he asked owners to keep
their pets tied up. Most of
them obeyed.
Now he is receiving COM
plants that the dogs bark more
while tied up-and night work :
ers are having trouble sleeping
in the daytime.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
THEY CAN'T WIN

CARTHAGE, MO.-FlVc Tar
ian war prisoners escaped from
internmcnt at Camp Clark, Mo.
only 10 be held al bay by a
farmer from whom they sought
food.
Highway patrolman handcuf-
fed them, returning them to the
Jasper county Jail.
Then lightning struck the
jail
Damage, however, was slight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY the Associated Press
MANPOWER SHORTAGE

ATLANTA-Lieutenant Char
lotte TOMS expected TO take a
soldiers job when she joined
the WAACs but. says she. II
never expected 10 substitute for
a brides Daddy
A WAAC sergeant in Lieut..
TOMS company at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, married a corporal
in the army and the lady who
took man s-job gave the bride
away.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
WAR HORSE

NEW YORK-HeHry j Bern
helm. retired tobacco merch-
ant, rode up TO the OPA office
here in horse drawn brougham
driven by his ex-chauffeur--
TO announce he'd given up his
two cars for the duration.
A very patriotic means OF
transportation, said the OPA
director, thanking him for show
ing New Workers they could still
get around these gasless days.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
VAIKU PRASIzEN-,
GMAI DAUGEJA

stI
Kaip 1915-20 metu laikotar-
pyle, delei karo, taip ir dabar,
padaugejo jaunameciu vaiku
kriminaliski nusizengimai. 20
pereito karo, uz desetko metu
ar daugiau, Clevelande atsira-
do eile ziauriu banditu-zmog-
zudziu, isaugusiu is vaikisciu
kurie nepriziurimi pradejo jau-
nj plesikauti.
Pereita meta apsireiske pa
daugejimas jaunameciu nusi-
zengimu. symet tikima jQ bus
dar daugiau, mes tevai abu Ell
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
DR.. Vincas Pietaris

natal dabar ir patti jog baznyciu persky-
trimo priezastis buvo suvis ne dievobai-
Iminga. Vienas imperatorius pyko kad
lpopiezius neduoda herezijos daryti, htas
lpyko kad neleidzia paleistuvauti Reike-
lilo atsiskirti nuo Rymo. Ma ir atsiskyre; :;
bet, natal, be tikejimo palikus svieta, val
ldoyui negerai, delto ir Graiku imperato-
|rilis apsiejo labai gudriai. Jisai nudave
butin skiriasi nuo Rymo tiktai vien del
|popieziaus sykstumo, labai godaus val
|dzios, ir delto jog jis, popiezius, klysta
|skelbdamas jog Dvasia Sventa paeina nuo
|Tevo ir Sunaus. Skirdamas Graiku baz-
Inycia nuo Rymo, imperatorius Wis tik no.
|rejo uzlaikyti, kaip natal, nors paveiksla
Iteisybes ir dievobaimingumo Maza to, ne
Ipripazindamas dabar baznycios valdzios
Ipopieziui, kaipo visu krikScioniu galvai,
|jisai Wis tik norejo palikti nors paveiksla
tos galvos ir uzsimane padaryti Konstan-
Itinopolio patriarka ir padare. -. Vienok
Iper tai jog nei vienas geras nenorejo eiti
priesai visu krikscioniu valia = prizes po-
lpieziaus valia, tai imperatorius Mikolas
III surado sau patriarka Fociju. Ir Fo-
|cijus apsieme butt patriarku. Ir buvo. OF,
|kaip natal, atskele nuo krikscioniskos ba-
znycios Graiku baznycia paleistuvis impe-
|ratorius ir sventuju persekiotojas Foci-
JUS. Pati supranti jog toxic du pauksciai
|negasjo ka gero iSpereti. sakyk dabar
man, ar tikejimas, padarytas smagumui
mui yra kam vertas tikejimas? Ar tai
|krikscioniskas tikejimas? Tai tikejimas
paleistuvio, tai tikejimas sventuju perse-
kiotojo, tiktai ne krikseioniskas tikeji-
mas
.sl rE
-fDabar pasakyk tn man, = kalbejo
tOliau Romanas savo Zmonai, - ar Rusi-
jos kunigaiksciai zinc jog pravoslavija
|atskele nuo Rymo baznycios paleistuvis
Gra7ku imperatorius, SUI Focijum, Svento
|Ignoto persekiotoju?
- Turbut Zinc, - kurciai atsake it,
Ma! jeigu Zinc, del ko gi jie is
|pazysta Sta istvirkelio moksla, nesiglau-
dzia prize tikros krikscioniskos tikybos
uzsilikusios Rymo baznycioje -.
= AS to nezinau! - dar kurciau at
|sake kunigaikstiene savo vyrui.
- Ma, jeigu tn nezinai tai as tau pa
sakysiu: delto jog kol jie staciatikiai tol
jie valdovai savo valstijose, tol viskas Ell
ma pagal ju valia. @ kaip tik priimtq ka-
Etalikyste, iie nustotu valdzios. Ju valsti-
jose vyriausiu valdovu butu popiezius, O
ne jie. | visus ju darbus kistusi jisai Val
tdovui, mano miela, suvis negeistina ture-
tt ant saves valdova ir jausti kita valdova
savo valstijoje; delto ir tavo tie dievobai-
Imingi Rusijos kunigaiksciai nejiesko tik-
[ro krikscionisko tikejimo, nejiesko dusios
lisganymo, tiktai laikosi panagesnes jiems
Itikybos - staciatikybes, taip vadinamos
lpravoslavijos. Pravoslavu popas, ka jam
|liepsi ta jis ir darys. Jis nedrys tau prie-
sintis; ypac dar labiau nedrys lysti prie
taves SUI persergejijmais ir draudimais.
lPopai daznai ir patys Zinc jog pravosla-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
Idami dirbti palieka vaikus lai-
|sv6je, be prieziuros, ir vaikai
ina savo lkeliais eiti.

!
sWYOMING valstijoje ne
ra laivams plaukioti tinkamu
.upiu ir ten terra maziau my
liu gelezinkeliu negu kurioje
kitoje valstijoje.
eVEzIMUI 20 tony karisko
bomberio per ora reikia tick
|jiegos kick pasazieriniam lcko-
motivui traukti 1000 tonu va
gonu geleziniais begiais.
sVIENAS coils lietaus amt
|vieno akro zemes ploto svertu
226,512 svaru, apie 113 tonu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
(Tesinys is pereito mr.

- Ka tu geresnio kalbi! - kone su
isgasciu sutreme vyra kunigaikstiene. -
Ar tai reikia didesnes padaryh piktadary-
bes kaip sulauzyti priesaika?
- Ma, tegul; bet natal. :. - more
jo RENTS Romanas
- Ir nekalbek man. Pamanyk tiktai,
mes krikscionys, kaip mes pildome kirk
scionybes prisakymus? Mes turin duoti
stabmeldziams ir sau pavestiems grazaus
krikscionisko apsiejimo paveiksla, koki
mes duodame? Mes zudome ir save If
juos, ir dusia ir kunu.
- Ka! ka! ka! - kvatojo Romanas,
ziuredamas karstaujancia pacia. :
- Ma ko tn juokies? Cia juoktis vi
sal nera ko. Paziureki Visoje pravo-
slavu krikscioniskoje Rusijoje miela pa
ziureti kaip dievobaimingai apsieina ku-
nigai ir kunigaiksciai, tik, mes, lyg kokie
atskalunai, nei Dievo bijome, nei prisaky-
mu 10 pildome!
- Et! kalbi tn man ne kaip kunigai-
kstiene, tik kaip kokio smirdo moteris, ir
tai ne kan verta! - atkirto Romanas.
= Mesti zodi gall kiekvienas. Cali
ir tas kuris, nors numanydamas, nori pix
ia zodi mesti, - atverte, truputi uzpykus
Gudu kunigaikstiene.
Gincas zodis po zodzio Wis daresi as
tresnis.
- Ma, gerai! - kalbejo Romanas. -
Tu name niekini del to tik kad as pabucia-
YES kryziu, sakiau jog smoteli medzio bu-
ciavau, ne kryziu Flu porini ant names
If sakai, butin kit Rusijos kunigaiksciai
dievobaimingi ir seka Kristaus moksla ir
klauso baznycios sventos IT. Kristaus pa
fktu dvasisku ganytoju. Gerai. Paklau-
syk to ko as kaip valdovas nemegstu kali
beti, bet ka tu, jeigu nezinai turi zinoti.
Pasakyk man pirmiausia, kokia tikyba is
pazysta tie tavo garbingi Rusijos kuni-
gaikSciai?
-. Ma, zinonas dalykas, pravoslavu-
staciatikiu, tiktai ne krikscioniska, - at
sake jis pats savo klausima.
- Kaip tai ne krikscioniska? - uz-
klause j savo vyro.
Taip! Tu man atsakyk kada j
taip pradejo vadintis kaip vadinasi dabar?
= Ma, zinomas dalykas jog pasidali-
nus baznycioms dvi: rytu ir vakaru
baznyGias.
. - O del ko baznycios persiskyre?
- Del to, pirmiausia, = tare kuni-
gaikstiene ir pamascius kick pridejo, -
del to jog Rymo popiezius eme kistis
Graiku imperatoriaus darbus.
- OF, ismintingas ir tikras atsaky-
mas! pagyre RomanasN zmona - Tai
teisybe, mano karveleli, Rymo popiezius
dryso sakyti jog Levas, Graiku imperato-
RUS, yra heretiku; mazai to, popiezius
enle tramdyti nuo paleistuvystes Mikola
) III, Graiku imperatoriu, OF ir CANA buvo
sito kad Graiku imperatoriai uzsimanytu
atsigryzti nuo Rymo popieziaus. Ir kas
man labai patinka tai sitas jog ir tn SUI
pranti toki imperatoriu apsiejima. Ot
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29

WI tkyba tai herezija, atskala nuo kriks-
cionisko tikejimo. Dabar tn man sakyk,
jeigu as zinau jog pravoslavija tai ne tik-
ras krikscioniskas tikejinas, jeigu as Ii
nau jog vistiek ar popas sventu savo van
deniu murmedamas sventina kryziu, ar as
pagali vandeniu lasinu, tai kaip gi as ga
liu sakyti jog as buciavau sventa kryziu :?
AS sakau jog buciavau medic snneteli, ir
tai teisybe. Zinc Sta ir tie kunigaiksciai
kuriems as ia neva kryziu buciavau, ir jie
juokiasi is mano zodziQ, nors ir pyksta uz
tai kad jiems tokiu' budu nepasiseke name
kvailiu padaryti ir jog dar patys pasiliko
kvailiais.
- Ne, kaip sau nori kalbek, bet Wis
tik jie, nors pasauliui darydami, Wis tik
dOrlau elglaSl negu tn, atverte 10 EMO
ma. = Tu buciuoji kryziu ir nelaikai, duo
di zodi ir nepildai =.
- Et jau sneka tavo! - pertrauke
Romanas. - Paziurek ka daro tie tavo
dievobaimingieji! zudo vieni kitus, klas-
ia pagave, bado vieni Kittens axis, pjau-
ia peiliais kaip avis. Nurimk jau tn
su savo gyrimu! Dievobaimingi! - tycio-
JOSH Romanas. - Veidmainiai! Tiki pra-
voslavija, nes tas tikejimas jiems pana-
gus, nors gerai Zinc jog tikras krikscio:
niskas tikejimas tai katalikyste Dievo-
baimingi, kol tas dievobaimingumas jiems
naudingas, kaip tik ne tai ir velniop
ziuri II.
Kunigaikstiene sedejo, sudejus ran
kas, beveik nelrusteldama.
Sunkus kvepavimas rode vienok jog
jeigu ne kunas tai galva dirba ne lengyai.
Antgalo kurciu balsu atsiliepe:
- Tegul jau ir taip butu. Ak as jau
Inesakyciau nieko ir apie dievobaimingu-
ma, jeigu tik. tn apsieitum nors truputi
Iminksciau. Dabar tokiu astriu apsiejimu
nugasdinti gall svieta.
r, ka man tas svietas, - atkirto
Romanas. = Vienas-du nusigas, bet mano
amziui liks dar Xxi valiai kvailiu, kurie
duosis apgauti. Paziurek patti ar pirmu
Juodvesiu as ariu, jie kaip Undo prie
names taip ir lenda.
- Ziurek kad nenustotu.
- Nenustos! Druti kaip jauciai, O
kvaili kaip versiai. Nebijok, nenustos! -
ramino Romanas zmona. - O toxic ari-
mai geri tue jog parodo kittens kaip Ell
nasi items kurie -mano prieSintis ir kilt
|pries mano valia.
Visa ta Romano pasneka SUI savo EMO
ma ramiai sededan}i girdejo Danyla ir
Vuodega ir koznas sau stebejosi, nieko
vienas kitam nesakydami.
Pasedeje dar truputi laiko, kunigaik-
seiai nuejo vidu. Veltui vienok Roma
mas dziaugesi atvertes savo zmona savo
|paziuras. Jam lemta buvo dar syki isiti-
knit jog moteriskes sirdyje ilgam laikui
|uzlieka nors seselis senu paziuru, kurie
Ekiekvienoje akimirkoje pas jas gall virsti
is seselio tikra daikta.
= Nepyk ant names, Romuti, - atsi-
lliepe kunigaikstiene vyra, eidama j kie-
ma prizes rumus. = Bet man kaipo silpna-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29


Yorke pasiskaites, Atliekamas
Poetas sake:
Dvi Tarybos si-ta tare,
Didziu dyvu NUNS pridare:
Klausia, stebis visi zmones
Kan nesveikino Smetonos?
Ar del to kad nemandagios?
Ar del to kad didziarages? !?
Ar del to kad pute duda'
Kuri Maskva atsiduoda?
| NEATSILIKDAMAS, Penk-
tas Vejas, stai ka mano apie
penkiu redaktoriu padarytas
paliaubas:
Nors Grigaitis ir simutis
Maines buckiais kick tik druti,
O Bagocius ir Bajoras
Prase kad but tyras oras,
Bet redaktoriai musieji,
Mandrapypkiai jie tikrieji,
Kaip tik namo parvaziuos
Ir baltake isgaruos,
Tautininkus bars kiekvienas,
Apie Uracha dros Naujienos,
O Januskis is peties !.
Senas pasakas NUNS ries,
Ir is tos grazios paliutes
Bus nei velnias, nei gegute.
DRAUGO Trumpai skilti-
ninkas pasidziaugia kad Phila-
delphijos Lietuviai kunigai ne
dalyvave Prezidento Smetonos
lpatikti. Kai kuriems musu ku-
nigams4 kai kas ikalbejo kad
A. Smetona yra 'paklydus avis,
bet, kick atsimename, Kristus
liepe ganytojams paklydusias
avis kaip tik pirmiausia globo-
tt. Bet Philadelphijos Lietu-
vial kunigai Kristaus mokslo,
turbut, nesimoke!
GENEROLAS Rommelis SUI
savo naziais CANA greitai be-
ga, bet nepralenkia greitumu
musu socialism,, beganciu nuo
auku Lietuvai.
SLA TEVYNE raso: "Ame-
rikos Lietuviams reikia vieno
zmogaus, ar vienos organizaci-
jos, tautininku, sandarieciu,
kataliku ir socialistu sroves
bendram darbui suvienyti''.
Man regis, ne zmogaus-dik-
tatoriaus reikia, bet gero, te-
viSko bizunelio kai kuriems va
dukams.
KATALIKU Draugas sake,
Americas Lietuviu Taryba nau-
ia lapa vercianti. Kadangi pir-
mesniuose lapuose buvo spyga
Lietuvai, Dieve duck kad nau-
jaime butu kas kita.
CHICAGOS Lietuviai boise
vikai state viena savuju mo-
tereliu candidate j miesto VAL
dyba. Sake, il taip gabi bu-
sinti (jei bus isrinkta) kad
privers vistas pc du kiausiniu
kasdiena deti.
SLA ORGANAS nurodo, is
visu Lietuyiu Amerikos Lietu-
vial laimingiausi: sjie gall
dziaugtis laisve, gerais uzdar-
biais ir zmonisku pragyveni-
mu".
Bet Americas Lietuviai, taip
silpnai kitus savo varge bro
Illus siuo metu uzjausdami w
kdo patarle:: "Sotus alkano ne
humane.
| LIETUVIAI myli raudona,
balta ir melyna spalvas, ir my
Ii geltona, zalia, raudona, bet
musu bolsevikai temyli rando-
Ina. Kane dalykas, ar jie tsco-
flor blind?''
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
F.I.C. CAMP news
CIC Evens Score
With State Prison

After suffering a IL TO defeat
al the hands OF a strong Arizona
State Prison nine at the start OF
the season. the Florence Internment
Guards came back 10 whip the
Prison nine 3 TO ] Saturday after
noon before a large gathering OF
inmates. 1t. Gilbert. coach OF the
FL. c. nine sent Hank Hafner. one
OF his better moundsmen to do the
chucking for the day. Hank came
out OF the fracas on the tall end
by limiting the prisoners TO three
lonely hits.
II wasn't until the fifth that the
prison nine were able to push a
run across the plate. After that
they were held scoreless while the
Guards slugged their way to Wis
tory.
II was at the top OF the sixth
that the FIC boys came out fight.
ing and scored two runs to take
the lead which they held through
out the game. Hytree opened the
big guns OF the FIC nine when he
banged out long home run, the
only one OF the day. Rossi and
Hafner followed suit by each bang
ing out a double. Elio Rossi who
holds down the hot corner for the
Guards took the hitting honors oi
the day with two safe blows.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
Jewish Services
Held Thursday

A religious service and a social
gathering was held in the camp
Recreation Hall Thursday night
for the men of the Jewish faith.
Under the direction Of Mr.. Ralph
Segelman head of the Jewish Wei
fare Board IN Tucson. a large group
OF interested men and women were
brought 20 the camp to give the
activities a more homelike at
mosphere.
About 35 service men gathered
In the hall at s o'clock and we're
led in an hour of prayer by Rabbi
Joseph Gumbiner of Tucson. AZ
ter the service social gathering
was held where refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Mirkin can be reached at the
Federated Dry Goods Store. phone
239 and Mr.. Cohen can always be
found at the Popular Store. phone
3S. Coolidge.
Suggestions as TO activities and
requests for services are welcome.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
SHORT LINES ON
THE HOME FRONT
MORE MONEY INTO BONDS

The average American family
should and must" be investing %
percent of its income In war bonds
by the end of 1943, Secretary of
the Treasury Henry Morgenthau.
Jr.. said recently in announcing a
new "streamlined" bond campaign.
~Of the IS billion dollars still
necessary TO complete our war fin
ancing needs for 1943." Morgen.
thau said. at least Is billion dol
lars. or almost 25 percent Of the
national income for the remainder
Of the year should come from pur-
ehases OF bonds by individuals.
From those workers earning
81 600 TO $4,000 net, who will have
seven-eighths OF all the current a.
valuable individual savings. %
cents OF each dollar IS not too
much 10 expect In fact. they
should and must invest more IL our
goal Is 10 be met"
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
Crash Kills One
At Sacaton Bridge
Monday Night

Sacaton bridge was the scene Of
death at 1870 Monday night when
a gasoline truck and a sedan col
lided head Ion blocking the highway
with the overturned truck. The
driver OF the sedan. William Perry
Stewart OF Chandler. was killed.
The truck driver was not injured.
The crumpled sedan was hurled
against the bridge railing.
Shortly after the accident occur
red. a patrtol car parked off the
highway near Sacaton road juno
ton where motorists were being
rerouted. was stuck and damaged
by a car which left the road as II
enterde Highway 81 from the Sac
atom cutoff Charles Willis. 2S
Tucson. later pleaded guilty before
Justice OF the Peace Walter Love
Casa Grande. to reckless driving
when he collided with the police
car.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
Everett Wendom
Funeral Services
Held Wednesday

Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. June for Paul Everett Wen
dom. Rev. w. F. Shell conducted
the ceremony and burial services
were held at Valley Memorial Park.
He leaves his wife. Lilly May
and two children. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Wendom. parents. He was
born January 26. 1915 and was 2s
years old at the time of his death.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
Birthday Party
For Mrs. Holden

Mrs. William A. Holden was the
honoree at a birthday party given
by Mrs. A. A. Ffschback, Jr. at her
home in Florence, Friday. June 4th.
After Mrs. Holden opened her
birthday packages, delicious
luncheon was served to the follow
ing ladies': the honoree, Mrs.
Kirmse, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Evjen,
Mrs. Coykendall. Mrs. Matthews,
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Katz and Mrs.
Groves.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
PINAL COUNTY. STATE OF ARR.
IONA.
Estate of w. d. JOHNSON. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Executrix of the
Estate of w. d. Johnson, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten (10)
months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said Executrix
at the law office of Chas. H. Reed.
Coolidge, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Pinal.
MARGARET JOHNSON
Executrix of the Estate of w. d.
Johnson, deceased.
Dated this 8th day of June, 1943.
First publication June IL, 1943.
Last publication July 2, 1943.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend onr apprecia-
ton and thanks to those who were
so kind TO us during our bereave-
ment and loss of our beloved hus-
band and father and for the many
beautiful floral tributes given.
MRS. SAM BLACKWELL
and family
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
Arts Leave F. |. G..

1t. and Mrs. Arthur Arlt left
F. I. C. Tuesday, June Sth for
Walla Walla, Washington where
1t. Arlt will accept new post. 1t.
Arlt was Assistant Post Engineer
at F. I. c. for over a year and he
and Mrs. Arlt will be greatly miss
ed by their many friends here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
MAY STILL REDUCE POINTS

Retailers may lower the point
values OF rationed meats and fats
which are in danger of spelling
until July 81. These emergency
reductions must be accompanied
by a cut OF at least 25 percent IN
the established ceiling price OF the
item.
II the point value is lowered more
than 25 percent. the price must be
reduced prcportionately. but new
er more than so percent below the
ceiling.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
GO FISHING WITHOUT GAS

It's okay with Mr.. Ickes II the
country's ardent fishermen contin-
ue their sport but he says. we
still think it's a good idea for them
to fish when they can and where
they can without extra gasoline" i"
Gasoline for fishing trips won't be
available, no matter how produc'
tive of food the sport may be.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
pRosEcurEs vIoLAToRs

In the four months ended, April
30. the courts throughout the U. s.
handed down decision in 1895 civ
n and criminal cases involving
1876 defendants accused OF yiolat-
ing the price and rationing regula-
tions.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
MILK ADDED TO RATION LIST

Evaporated and condensed MIX
are now on the list OF rationed
foods with a value of one point per
pound Red stamps in War Ration
Book TWO will be used for buying
canned milk and no additional
points will be made available TO
consumers for such purchases.