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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
JUG0SLOvANSKA vLADA
Y now KR|zI

Casniska agencija Overseas
News Agency v New Yorku
nam je dostavila sledece poro-
clio IL Londona, datirano Is.
julia:
Jugoslovanska vlada v IL
g%nanstvu, XII Sc je sele pred
dvema tednoma izkopala il We
like krize, Sc je v najbolj kritic-
mem trenotku tie vojne zopet "a
motala V novo krizo.
Porocajo, da je bila seja mi
nistrskega sveta zopet odlozena,
ne da bi bill doloeen rok "a novo
sejo. Seja je bila baje preki-
n,jena, ker SO srbski CLAM Wade
odbili vec hrvaskih predlogov,
katere je podal podpredsednik
Wade, DIR. Juraj Krnjevic, z
zahtevo, da Sc jih vkljuci v
vladno deklaracijo. V vseh kro-
9Th Zedinjenih narodov pricaku-
,jejo to deklaracijo jugoslovan-
ske Wade z najvecjo nestrplji-
vostjo. Tako principijelno izja-
vo je poskusil sestaviti re bivsi
ministrski predsednik Slobodan
Jovanovic, a njegov naslednik,
Milos Trifunovic jo je revidiral
Ia na6elna deklaracija, XII je
bila ma razpravi ma seji kabi.
meta pretekli teden, priznava
dejstvo, da obstoiajo tri razlic'
he narodnosti: srbska, hrvaska
in slovenska. Izjava zahteva ma
to obnovitev vseh osnovnih jul
goslovanskih drzavnih ustanov
in sicer v duhu prenovljene il
pomlajene demokracije. V ten
smislu deklaracija, priznava tn
di nacelo federativne ureditve
"Doba unitarizma je stva.
preteklosti," je receno v nacr
tn izjave, "in bodocnost je '
federativni organizaciji, XII b.
dovoljevala Srbom, Hrvatom il
; Slovencem, da sodelujejo v mai
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lepsi harmonic, ne da hi bila
kateremu koli izmed teh naro-
dow zanikana pravica do razvo-
ia njegove posebne narodne in
dividualnosti."
V tenn nacrtu izjave je rece-
no tudi, da SO jugoslovanski VOL
nj cilji: "Obnovitev Jugoslavi-
je, veeje in mocnejse cd stare
Jugoslavije, in povrh tega re-
organizacija drzave v pravem
demokraticnem duhu."
Podpredsednik Wade, Juraj
Krnjevic, je predlozil v svrho
dopolnitve te izjave naslednje
locke:
IL Da Sc znova potrdi srb-
sko-hrvaski sporazum z dine s26.
augusta 1889, Xxi je ustanovil
hrvasko banovino kot avtonom-
no federativno edinico Hrvatov.
~ Sporazumno priznanje, da
DO vsak narod posebej in vsak
Ease, torej Srbi, Hrvati in Slo-
venci, ne pa ljudstvo Jugoslavi-
ie kot celota, odlocal z vecino
glasov O stvarni ureditvi in bo-
Idoci organizaciji Jugoslavije.
81 Kazenski postopek prot
vsem onim osebam v domovini
in izven ME, XII rovarijo prot
obnovitvi zedinjene Jugoslavi'
je, kakor tudi proti onim, XII S
prizadevajo poglobiti spore me
posameznimi narodnimi deli ju
goslovanske drzave.
Srbski clani Wade trde, d;
nacelo federalizma brezpogojn'
vsebuje idejo, da mora marc;
kot celota odlocati o bodoci or
g~anizaciji rezima. MIN nj nj
do tega, da potrde sporazum il
leta 1889. Njihovo naziranje je
da je pogajanja "a sporazun
vodil knee Pavle, XII nj uposte
val narodnostnih razmer il
zahtev posameznih pokrajir
Srbski clani Wade trde, da star
sporazum nj vec veljaven in n
, more biti podlaga "a bodoco fe
| derativno strukturo drzave.
Hrvati pa s svoje strani odrs
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Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudStva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
d~oniacini in potomci vseh pre-
pric| anj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo v
Evrppi; pae pa pc vsakem delu
sveta, kjer SO potrebne nase "a
logo in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha = z
zdrtavniskimi zalogami in jedili,
z semenom in gnojilom, z kme-
tijsfko zvino in orodjem. Sc bolj
vazs1o pa je to, da mi prinasamo
salpgo demokraticnih idej ga
pes| noUi svet!
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'kajo svojim srbskim tovarisem
pravico, da razveljavijo spora-
yum z leta 1889, XII hi Jim dial
priliko, da Hrvatcm ponudijo
kaksno drugo, "blago' formo
samouprave, in to kljub temu,
da je bill sporazum potrjen V
jeruzalemski deklaraciji Wade
v izgnanstvu z dine 4. maja 1871.
Splosno prevladuje mnenje,
da Srbi ne bodo hotel privoliti
v to, da bi Sc javno obsodilo
vse one, XII rovarijo proti obno-
vitvi Jugoslavije, ker haje Hr-
vati ~zahtevajo cello, da Sc obtozi
poleg drugih tudi jugoslovan-
skega ambasadorja V zedinjenit
drzavah, Konstatina Fotica, in
srbski dnevnik il Pittsburgha
"Amerikanski Srbobran."
director Office of War In
formation-a, Elmer Davis, je
ostro obsodil casopis "Ameri-
kanski Srbobran" zaradi njego-
We politike pisanja, XII pc mne-
nju Elmer Davisa podpira ma
cisticno propaganda. Izjavil je
tudi, da je ministrstvo pravo-
Soda opazovalo omenjeni dnev-
mix re dale casa.)
V vseh jugoslovanskih krogih
V Londonu vlada najvecje in
enoglasno razoearanje mad tenn,
da Sc je nova vlada pokazala ne
sposobno najti jasne in dolocne
smernice "a novo jugoslovansko
drzavno politiko.
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II. DEL.
rs. Sin maj bot"

Somrak je bill V kuhinji, in
Same zdaj pa zdaj je razsvetil
ostreje goreci COX mracne kote
in troje resnih zenskih obrazov
oh ognju. Cox je bolj tlel ko
gorel in ker nj bill popolnoma
sub, je nekaj cvililo in pelo v
MEM ,tako zalostno, tako toze-
&c, da bi bio cloveka skoro gro
"a v tenn mracnem, mrzlem
vzduhu. Troje zen pa je sedelo
z resnimi, topimi obrazi v ku-
hinji, in ocividno jih nj bilo
groza, ne, Sc nekake vrste zado-
Scenic, ko da izpolnjujejo svo-
jo vestno sluzbo, je bilo v nil
hovih obrazih, suhih, zoltih, sta
rikavih. All so bile sploh to zen
ske krseene in mrjoce? MISC BIZ
lie morda duhovi Xxi vodijo in
~spremljajo zivljenje cloveka?
Grska pravljiva vsaj pripove-
duje o treh zenah, XII spremlja-
.jo zivljenje clovekovo. Prva "a
snuje nit zivljenja cloveku pri
rojstvu: Kloto; druga prede nit
S koscenimi, n~eumornimi prsti
Lahezis, in ne pocije pref, do
kler ne prereze tretja, Atropos
tie niti in clovek ne umrje. Ali
so bile tie zene Parke? Ali NOR
da slovenske rojenice?
(DaIje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
MLADA BREDA
POVEST -. ..
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
"Ti in tvoj spomin. Tako

| "Ti in tvoj spomin. Tako lie.
pc spi -"
"Spi," je drhtela Marjanica
"telo spi, dusa pa hodi "a Ami.
col"
Katra il je obrnila hrbet ir
odsla v soho. Cuden strah Sc je
je polastil V kuhinji oh, drhtec;
dekli. Stopila je k oknu in vide.
la, da lett Marjanica v divjen
teku cez dvorisce. V naslednjem
trenotku jo je zagledala stopiti
z AMIGO liza vogla. Cula je ME.
ne plahe besede:
"Spomin, spomin -. Trikrat
je klical -. Umrl DO -. pref
nj mogel -. kakor otroci >.
brez botra."
Sc je opazila tasca bledo
oblicje Anicino in memo utru-
jenost: gotovo je zelo hitela.
naslednjem hipu jo je cula sto-
pitt V hiso. Odprla je vrata V
vezo. Toda AMIGA je bila re ma
stopnicah. Pod vplivom Memo
she plahosti in slutnje je odpr-
la AMIGA vrata V soho, kjer je
lezal bolni Juri. V sobi so bila
okna zagrnjena. V prvem hipu
je. bila Anica popolnoma oslo
pela. Stopila je k mozevi po-
stelji. sele sedaj je opazila, da
je prazna. Nepopisen strah j
je zazibal kolena. Presunljivo
je viknila:
"Juri, kje si?"
Mice Sc nj oglasil. AMIGA JIG
zacela ko blazna iskati pc So
bi, toda Jurija nj bilo mixer.
Tedaj je obstala, oh polpriprtih
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wrath v svojo sobo. Svetla
dnevna luc je padala skozi vra-
ia. Vstopila je. Toda pri pr.
vem koraku je odrevenela, ko da
je ugledala goreco Sodomo. z
ustnicami je gibala, ali slisnega
glasu nj bilo cez ME. Premikala
je noge, ali kakor vkovane SC
bile. Tam OBJ oknu, kjer sc je
svetil v dnevni luci grim ma dan
poroke zasajenega rozmarina,
in je zarel snop rdecih zarkov,
odbijajocih Sc cd nekod, je slo-
mel nekdo S poveseno glavo,
oblito cd zarkov rdecih. Tedaj
pa je AMIGA spoznala, da je OBJ
lit tudi pc bell srajci doll cd
teh zarkov, in da je oblita bella
stena in bell pod.
"Kri!" je zastokalo V nil.
Premaknile SO Sc il noge. PIa-
Mia je k oknu. Globok width
Sc je izvil tedaj v rozmarin,
vse telo, dozdaj slonecega, JIG
zadrgetalo, in Anici Sc je zgru-
dill V roke MEN MOI, MEN Juri
mrtev.
"Juri," je govorila z brez-
izraznim nasmehom, "prisla
sem, glej, prisla semi"
Toda MOI je nj cul vec. TIE
EEK il je lezal rokah in il pol,
eel IL Min. S polzecim telesom
Sc je zgrudila tudi AMIGA.
"Juri, Juri, ali me ne slisis?'
Tedaj je zacutila, da drzi v
roki koscek papirja. z nekakc
brezmiselnostjo je razgrnila
listic. Dvoje tezkih, krvavih
srag je bio ma MEM. Anica je
listic obrnila. Spoznala je pi-
savo svojega moza in je citala,
ne da hi umela, kaj cita: "Pre-
klicem 49,"
Y naslednjem trenotku Sc je
ozrla. zacudena okolu sebe. Pre-
tresljiv jok je napolnil soho.
AMIGA je opazila Marjanico S
Katro ma wrath in slisala sepe-
tati taSco: "Mrtev!"
"Mrtev,' 'je ponovila AMIGA
ko otroci in cutila, da plove ne
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(Nadaljevanje)

"Kaj?' Sc je vprasala Mar.
janica. "Saj sem slisala, gotovo
sem slisala, njegov glas je bill
Tedaj pa Sc je domislila, da je
vendar nemogoce, da hi jo bill
ogovoril Juri, XII lei bolan. Ven
dar Sc je ozrla Marjanica ma
okna. Bila so VISA zaprta. Tedaj
je Marjanica zatrpetala in pc,
begnila v kuhinjo. Tu il je sto,
pila Pecanka naproti.
Ike je Juri?" je sopla Mar
janica burno. ZaGudena jo JIG
pogledala Katra.
"Slisala sem ga, vprasal je
pc Anici!" je pravila dekla.
"Sanjala 81 !" je odvrnila Ka-
ira. "Saj je zaspal!" Marjani-
ca nj odgovorila mic. Memo
oblicje pa je preletel Sc hujsi
strah.
"Kaj ii je?" je skoro viknila
Katra.
"Zopet jo je klical!" je sepe-
tala Marjanica.
"Ti noris!" je rekla Katra.
Marjanica jo je prijela "a roko
in z drhtecim glasom je govo-
rila:
"Spomin je bill! Umrl DO. Lee
pc vas prosim, posljite pc go,
spoda, ljubi Bog, posljite, po-
sljite!" In Marjanica Sc je drh,
tee zgrudila ma stol, medtem
ko je odsla tudi tasca seda.
vznemirjena k sinu. Nekaj hi.
pow pozneje Sc je vrnila in re.
kla:
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inces the Germans are burning
libraries-even the privately owned
French cook books. In ~Strasbourg
alone nearly 10000 homes have
been damaged in this war but the
residents still pray for allied bomb
ers to come over again with their
block busters. |
, In America our war efforts are
tranquil, but nevertheless they
must be determined if we are to de-
feat Hitler.
Buying War Bonds every pay
day is one good way to exhibit our
determination to aid in the war
effort.
N1s TALE N.A 1rsnsurv DsSG
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MENU ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje so postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske v
uvajanju in taRo univerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da hi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili S to idejo. Emo
leto pc predlaganju te. ideje, je
Louis Adamic tidal v brosuri
"This Week." clanek AFTER
Victory-What?" (Po zmagi-
'Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
poroeilo o tel predlogi, XII je
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
q zanimanjem boste citali ia
elanek. vi bi Sc moral takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a una
go in mir. Posljite 1Oc "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
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Ali je vam to znano?

All JC yum " LlldllO.
Ali ste NJ citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
hi mi osebno %prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo v Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran morja. Javnost Sc gamma
"a to priliko, da bi napraviia
nacrt 20 mir in smago GONE
s TEN, da hi Sc odvzelo navad-
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. Ali MAJ mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Europe kot pa
srno storili "a Nth vino
grade? Pred VEG lett, ko je
kuga unicila Nth vinogr.-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

THEN Walk AND SIT TN COMFORT
Use Poslam-the CONCENTRATED
ointment as thousands have.
The oily base HOLDS PosIam's
medication on the smarting skin
to cool and soothe that agonizing
itch and burn. Sold from coast to
coast for IS years. Ask your
doctor. Only SOC, all drug stores.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

kan v neznano. sNekam v sivo
meglo, IL katerega vstaja brez-
koneno veliko, ~sivorjavo oko!
AMIGA je zatrepetala:
"Sodba"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovini. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
Sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, oja6ena tukaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
OglaSajte v---
Enakopravnos6


In Alsace-Lorraine even the
family names have been taken from
the residents and Germanized
names substituted. Century-old
French streets of Mulhouse, Stras-
bourg, Metz have been given Nazi
names. In their effort to destroy
all French culture in these prev
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
Woodmen Hear
T alks On Future
Projects Planned

Members Of Coolidge Noodrhen
Of the World met a, Masonic
Temple. Friday night to discuss
projects they planned 70 put into
effect for the betterment Of the
community and the lodge. Whole
some recreation as morale build
er was considered a good place TO
begin and the lodge is at present
organizing a baseball team.
A concert band is being formed
headed by c. c. Weinhold. They
are planning 10 give free weekly
outdoor concerts during the sum
mer
Short talks on future projects
We're given by Reverend c. F. Fra.
zier. Herman Myers, j. d. Smith,
and C. G. Weinhold. The general
program met with the whole-heart-
ed enthusiasm of members, 1t is
reported.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

could see the ones who are really
In this war. No. I'm not shell
shocked or sorry for rnyseH. I'm
not trying 10 get sympathy from
anyone. because I hare had IL a lot
easier than a lot of others. I'm
stu whole and alive.
ny brother. IS years old "a
narine). pu, - five months Of
this hell saw him before be
left We talked It over. He is an
OLD man at Is. Not cracked up
but the fun OF that age completely
abiiterated by sight OF death and
pain. Don't spend your money on
amusements for soldiers. Save
their lives with guns and planes
that's what We want out here, and
little note once in a while of
love and praise. 1t means SO much
and costs 80 damn little. hope
haven't exaggerated but you can't
exaggerate premature death"
SIGN OFF: After reading the
two paragraphs next above. moth
ing worth while could be written
here other than the End War
Drive slogan. They Lend their
lives You lend your Money"
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
Receives Word
Of Aunt's s Death

W II. Farnsworht received word
Wednesday OF the death of his
aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Farnsworth.
Mesa. The deceased was so years
old
Shipment of the body to ottawa,
Illinois. which was for many years
her home. is awaiting final word
from relatives.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
COOLIDGE LOCALS

. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Horton and
family and Mrs. Essie Horton, who
have been making their home at
the Edgar Shoemaker ranch for
the past two months, left tuesday
for Phoenix. whore they plan to
I've. Mrs. Essie Horton is Mrs.
Shoemaker's mother and Dorsey
Horton is her brother
. Louis Burton left Wednesday to
report for duty at Fort Macarthur.
California, after a week spent here
visiting relatives and friends. For
the past year he has been employ
ed in California. He is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. w E. Burton.
. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. Rowe of Ok
lahoma City spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Rowe en-
route home from San Diego, where
they had been to see their son,
who is in the marine corps. The
Rowe men are brothers.
. Mrs. B. F. Storie received word
that her niece, Miss Lima Mae
Drake of Tucson. has joined the
WAAC's and left last week to en-.
ter training at Fort Des Moines,
Iowa.
. Reverend Leslie ]. Ross was
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
Loucks Hosts Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Loucks were
hosts Friday evening TO friends for
pot luck supper and an evening of
cards at their home
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Talla. Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Wells.
Mrs. c. II. Southworth and n. G..
Murray.
= Mrs. c. l.. Skousen and Mrs. G.
II. Walker made a business trip
TO Phoenix Monday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
STORKITORIAL
BABY COY

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. West became
the parents Of a baby boy on April
10th He weighed ten pounds and
was born al their home In the
Bonds Edition. They have named
him Davis.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

. Alice Loucks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Loucks, has been
seriously Ill with Influenza since
Friday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

able to be up Sunday after a Sc
we're attack OF influenza. He spent
Monday and Tuesday in Phoenix
with friends before resuming rou-
tine activities.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

o Mrs. J. A. Roberts, Mrs. A. J..
Christensen, Mrs. w. II. Farms
worth, Mrs. F. f. Stonehocker and
Miss Daisy Hartman, drove to
Phoenix Friday to attend the 43rd
State Assembly of the Grand Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star of
Arizona. Mrs. Steve Christensen
and Mrs. George Dell left later in
the day and joined their friends at
Masonic Temple in Phoenix for in
stallation ceremonies.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

OR L. Carter, owner and oper-
ator of Coolidge Cleaners, left this
week on short business trip to
West Virginia.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jackson of
Yuba City. California. are visiting
his parents. DIR. and Mrs. c. r.
Jackson. They arrived Friday and
plan to return next week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Harris be-
came the parents of baby daugh-
ter on April 10th. She weighed
eight pounds and was born at
their home in Stoger Addition.
They have named her Mildred
Bernice.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
BABY DAUGHTER

BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Delgado be-
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter on April 14th. She weighed
six and a quarter pounds and was
born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Shores be-
came the parents of a baby daugh-
ter April 9th. She was born at
their home and they have named
her Gloris Ann.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

. Mrs. r. j. Jones is expecting her
sister. Miss Anna G. Wigs of Los
Angeles, to arrive Saturday for a
visit of several weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

. Captain and Mrs Edward Ever
EFT, Jr., have returned from Far
merville, Louisiana, where they
went to attend the last rites of
Captain Everett's father. Since
their return they have been living
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Elliott.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

more than 30 suggestions and next
week will announce the winnah,
Two popular cooIIdglans
are confined 70 their beds,
seriously i'll. w. o. Johnson
is In a Phoenix hospital while
Cecil England Is In Florence
hospital. All Coolidge wishes
them speedy recovery and
early return 10 their normal
duties.
Brazil Is the indisputable leader
of the United Nations In South
America. She is vigorous in her
attitude a most welcome reve-
lation To North Americans E. and
decidedly more than a pain In the
neck OF the Axis What Is more
surprising Is that Brazil intends
sending a part OF her army over
seas for realistic cooperation with
her allies. the Americans. British
and French. When that day comes.
South and North America will in
deed become inalterably linked for
the common good OF all peoples OF
both continents.
January. February and March
were good Jap huntin' months for
us. Definitely accounted for were
102 planes daily during the entire
90 days while our own loses aver
aged about one seventh OF that to-
tai That's pretty good shootin'.
A federal survey indicates
Arizona drivers average 40
miles per hour instead Of the
35 mph governmental order
Considering the number Of
trucks which slip over our
highways around so mph most
Of US must be driving about
the right speed or the federal
figures are low.
From the Pacific war zone comes
the tale OF the Jap who came out
OF a jungle on Guadalcanal with
his hands up and crying. "Meokie."
which is said to mean. | surren-
der" Don't give me that stuff"
big Marine said. I'm from Tul-
sa myself
And from a recruit camp in |
California. a young fellow recently |
selected for service from Pinal |
county sends this one:
oh. the Colonel calls the Major
When something must be done.
The Major calls the Captain
And starts him on the run.
The Captain then gets busy
And strives to make things suit
BY shifting all the baggage
On a shavetail Second Lieut..
The said Lieutenant ponders
And rubs beardless jaw,
Then calls the trusty Sergeant
And to him lays down the law.
The Sergeant calls the Corporal
And explains how things must be.
The Corporal calls Private
And that, my friends, is me.
With the extensive war bond
drive now facing these United
States, ii might be well to read
these two paragraphs. written by
a Marine from Guadalcanal and
dated January 18th:
What's wrong at home? Is ev-
eryone too busy stealing a little
extra coffee or gas-too interested
IN their own personal comfort or
he entertainment of the boys back
1t home? The money wasted back
here could be much better spent
IN guns. ships, and planes. God
low we need planes, Ask any
Marine or soldier or sailor who has
lodged bombs or shells or subs
What they think of these things.
haven't blown my top. Maybe I've
But | have seen
ads is years old get blown up,
men with legs gone. with hands
down off, pain and misery in their
yes. Still no complaint. They
re not sorry they did their bit and
nore besides, and are only sorry
hey are out of it. So help me
iod, l wish everyone back home
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

Well known Phoenix evangelist
conducting a revival at the
urch OF Christ. Ord Street and
alton Avenue. Preach az II a. m.
q as p. m on Sundays Evan
isl Rothweu urges all who are
crested 10 attend
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

. Reverend Leslie ]. Ross was
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-16

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tallinr SO COO IN the initial thrro
days of tho End War Bond drive,
Coolidge was we'll on its way to-
ward fulfillment of it's bond com
mitments for the month OF April.
Leading the drive in Coolidge is
Y. c. White who has been inces-
SAINT in his efforts TO loosen all
spare funds cached away in per
sonal bank accounts, grocery jars
and the collective family sock. or
the total county quota for April OF
S2Gs 900. Coolidge quota will ap-
proxImate 100000
Slogan for the war bond drive
is "They lend their lives-You
lend your money"
And that reminds us Speaking
before delegates from Arizona
Womens Clubs in Phoenix. Tues
day. Arizona Selective Service
chieftain. General A. VI. Tuthill
said many women who ask how
they may help in the war effort
suggest 10 him the words OF a
famous general who was asked by
regimental commander who had
just brought up his unit from a
rest area whore he could "go in."
The general answered. Most any
place. there's plenty of fighting
anywhere along the line"
Easter is almost upon us and its
about time we're buying a new hat
for someone We've received
more than 30 suggestions and next
week will announce the winnah,
Two popular CoolIdolans
are confined 10 their beds,
seriously III. w. o. Johnson
is In a Phoenix hospital while
Cecil England is In Florence
hospital. All Coolidge wishes
them a speedy recovery and
early return TO their normal
duties.