davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
KILLED

PVT. SAN ATORE J. ROM
MAHITO. -. july IT, N Italy lr
service since ScpttDae, 1871
PVT Banma.ito had been over
sea, for The past Two years WITH
the army engineer, I0 North
.tt.-!l-l-.,r-t -ltzl&-II-2---lnll.--t
Nayua University student and
Motor Products ,nploy' SUI
WINE hum srt rI~ parents. ~ p
and Mis- N1o Eommufo -sSa
AndCvdor. two brothers one O.
whom - In service and two
terS
PFC. HARRY BOSLoOPER. 20
AUGUST j.. IN France \ former
Catholic Central student and
Crowley Miner cmp.oye be- Joined
service IN NatcN 1913 and went
overseas last April with the coast
artillery 4 memorial md>> viii
hc held for hlm an 9 q. m oct. o.
ig 81 Acnc> Church l1th and
t. Sale. Surviving are ms mother
Mrs Ada Bo>luupcI 1872 LaSalle
Gardens, $. two brothers, Leo
and Jack. and a sister Mary.
a High Mass VIII be sung for
PVT. LOT DeM-ARC al IA m
Nov. IN ST. Margaret Mary $
Church. Warren and Lcmay
Brother of Mrs Josephine Mari
nelli. 4466 French road he lost
ms lfe Aug 20 in France
SGT OTTO q. MOHACSl p,
Aug .. on Tiniau Island He
joined The marines in Deccm-
Der. 1871. after graduating rom
Southwestern High. and went
overseas in October, 1912. one
brother. Pvt Frank. is also over
seas. He IS survived by his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mohacsl,
1924 Falcon. two other brothers
and three sisters.
PVT. HERBERT WEISS. 27,
June :. in Normandy. a former
employe at the John r. lronworkS
Shop. he joined the paratroopS in
September. 1912. and went over
seas last January. Surviving him
are his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Weiss. 1884 Tuxedo one sister
and three brothers.
olITtCAI ADVTRTISFAfk,NT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

PVT. FRANCIS j. 0'CoNNoR,
25. Sept. Is, in France. Before
enliSting in the Canadian army
IN August. 1910, Pvt. O'Connor
attended the Ford Trade School
and worked at MarshalfS Gas
Station. He has one brother in
the American army and two in
the navy. His mother is Mrs.
Esther l.. OConnor, 1871 Selden,
CPL. MELVIN j. WARNIE, 80,
Sept. 3, in France. He was struck
on the head by a shell fragment.
Cpl. Warvie worked for Dodge
Bros. Corp, and enlisted in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

Canadian army in July, 1871, lie
went overseas the following Feb
ruary. His mother, Mrs. Belle
Leblanc. lives al 647 w. Forest.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Am. druzinski koIedor
re skoro yes ~rozpecon
ZasIepIjenost pacifistov

Dasi smo letosnjega Ameriskega cmfwypcm
DosI smo Ietosnjego Amerskego druzinskeqo
%koledorjo tiskoli 500 izvodoy yeG kot 1oni, lie yzIic
temu skoro yes poseI re do konco jonuorio. z ooIo-
sonjem ~koledorio smo prenehoIi minuIi teden.
Zostopniki in drugs ~prijoteIjL XII SO ga pomoaoIi
rozpeeoyoti, so torei izvrsii svojo noIogo zelo do
bro. Morsikdo ST je mogeI V ia nomen vsIed sedonie
zoPosIenosti v ~industriji in v mojnoh lie S tezovo pri-
trgoti cas- "a romonie "od hise do hise" S koledor-
jem, q so 81 go well yseeno in tenn poskrbeIi, do je
prisel med cimyec citote!iev.
Letosnji letnik imo Is stroni VEG kot Ionski. To
poyeeonje je bio potrebno vsIed nobronego 9rodi-
va, k~oterego bi morale toliko stroni ostoti, &c Sc ne
bi odlocili "a ia veeii izdotek.
Zostopniki nam spIosno p~orocoio, do so citote-
z ysebino ~koIedorjo prov zodoyoIjni, in skoro vsi
rodevoje priznojo, do je ceno en- dollar "a toko OBJ
sezno, V plotno vezono knjigo, zeio zmerno. Spioh
je pc svoii ~veikosti, webb, grodiyu in iIustrocijoh
izmed vseh jugoslovonskih koiedoriev nos noice-
nejsi.
Toko smo torej oproyiIi yse deIo S koIedoriem
in pred mani lie novo deIo "a Mojski CLOS. Manfred
zbironie grodivo, nobironje oglosov in noroeiI. Po-
sebno v morcu in prvih por tednoy v oprilu Sc bono
moral potruditi, do DO tudi ia publikocijo uspeh,
kokor je l%etosnii koledor.
Oh enem sevedo ne smemo ~prezreti nobene pri-
ioznosti, XII Sc nom nudi v ~ogitociji "a ProIetorco.
Y tel stevlki opozorio nonjo V syoji koloni posebno
Josko Oven. Uprovnikoyo koIono. "GIosovi il nose-
60 gibonjo", ' tel steviIki pa beIezi oktivnosti 70
stopnikov in drugih v ~ogitociji 20 nose publikociie
in "a nose gibonje v spIosnem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Zvta ~kongresna igra z vo|lno pravico voiakov

AmeriSka armada Stejc re mad
deset milijOnov vojakov, Timed
Nth veliko vecino takih, XII so
mad Fl let start. v letosnjih vO-
litvah njihovi glasovi lahko od-
lOcijO zmagO tcmu ali onemu
kandidatu, akO Sc Jim BIO dalo
priloznost glasovati.
Steer bi v~praSanja volilne pra-
vice Ia vojake sploh ne bilo, akO
bi bila naSa armada v akciji v
tako OgrOmnem obsegu kot sta
sovjetska in nemska ma vzhodni
'front.'. Toda milijone nash vo-
jakov JIG Sc v taboriscih, bodisi
tn, v Evropi, V Afriki in ma Paci-
fiku, kjer Sc vezbajo Ia spopad.
V tenn polozaju sc lahko pred
sedniskih volitev nemoteno ude-
leze, pod pogojem, da Jim kon-
gres to omogoci, kar pa hi bilo
izvedljivo lie S posebno postavo,
XII bi vojakom dovolila volilno
pravico pod zvezno avspicijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

obdolzitev, da slepomiSijo z vo-
limo pravico vojakov.
To, kar delajO, res. nj demo-
k~raticno, kot tudi marsikaj dru-
gega ne, kar Sc godi v tel dezeli.
&c njihov namen, da Sc milijo-
nom vojakov onemogoci glaso-
vati, nj samo decentralization,
ampak zlocinski. Toda velika
vecina casopisov Jill v tenn ne
postenem namenu podpira, ker
zeli prihodnje volitve izvesti z
zmago reakcije in pomesti z
Rooseveltom. Ako bi tako slepO-
misehje z volilno pravico voja-
kov ~uganjale unije, to bi bio
vika in krika prot MIN med vo-
jaki! A ker Sc igra z mimi re-
akcija, XII kontrolira tisk in ra-
dio, Jill ma krivico nihce ne o.
pozarja, sal tako ma glas ne, da
hi vojaki slisali in postal po-
zorni. y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

ker sc bojc, da bodo vojaki gla-
sovali "a demokratskega pred
s~edniskega kandidata, Sc pose
bno pa, da hi glasovali "a RoOse-
velta, &c DO kandidat; juznjaski
demokrati pa SO proti, ker Sc bo-
je, da bi tax precedent avtoma-
ticno razvcljavil njihovo posta-
vo, XII doloca, da smejo neimo-
viii glasovati lie, ako placajO vo-
liIni dayek... Vojaki zamorci in
drugi voiaki il juznih draw ga
ne placujejo, torej &C Sc bi dalo
MIN pravico giasovati brez da
bi Sc Jim nalozilo volilni davek,
cemu ne hi smell imeti iste pra-
vice crnci in drugi revni delav-
ci donna?
Tako sc JIG pripetilo, da SO il
dveh razlicnih razlogov glaso-
vail republikanci in demokrat-
ski toriji skupaj, Roosevelta pa
ostro prijemajo, ker Sc je upal
zaluciti zastopnikom ljudstva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

Kongres je TAX predlog cnkrat
re zavrgel in sprcjel predlog, S
katerim Sc posameznim drza-
yam priporoca, da mai one po-
skrbe "a dostavljanjc glasovnic
vojakom.
To pa je neizvedljivo, kajti
vojaki " posameznih taboriScih
so IL raznih draw. Tisti sprejeti
predlog je predsednik oznacil
Ia Svindel, S katerim kani veci-
ma kongresa vojakom onemogo-
citi g~lasovanje. Poslance jc po-
zval, da mai o tenn glasujejo po-
imensko, da bono videli, kdo je
kdo.
Proti p%redlogu, da hi sc vo-
jakOm oskrbelo vsem enako zve-
Emo glas0vnico in da bi glasovali
pod federalno a~vspicijo, SO gla-
sovali skoro vsi republikanci in
pa demokratski burbonci il juz-
nih draw. Republikanci. cato,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
vecje aktivnosti v
vojni pomenijo tudi
znatno vecje izgube

z naraScanjem ameriske ofen.
rive ma Pacifiku, z vecjo agre.
sivnostjo nase armada v Italiji
in z blizanjem invazije ma kon-
tinent bodo izgube nase armade
in mornarice n~arascale v BODICE
hitreje kot dcsedajy dasi ne DO.
do nikoli dosegle stopnje izgub,
Xxi Jill v svoii ogromni ofenzivi
helezi rdeca armada.
Cd napada ma Pearl Harbor
pa do 81. januarja so znasale IL
CUBE nase armada in mornarice
146,186 MOI, ali povprecno 600
ma dan.
Izmed teh Jill je bio 33,153
ubitih, 1857 pogreSanih, 49,
SIS ranjenih in 29,898 ujetih.
Izmed ujetnikov Jill je pc po-
rocilih uprave jetniSkih taborov
v sovraznih dezeIah 1888 umr-
10, vecinoma v cd Japoncev o.
kupiranih teritorijih.
Vojni department pravi, da
je v %japonskem ujetnistvu umr-
10 veliko vec nash vojakov, kot
pa oznacujejo japonski uradni
podatki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Use profit ~stovkoriem

' svojem zadnjem govoru '
poslanici kongresu Sc je pred
sednik Roosevelt izrekel "a pri-
silno uposlevanje delavcev, in
pred MIN pa predsednik Anne
riske legije Warren H. Ather-
ton proti stavkam. VISA kampa-
MIA je roper delavce, nihce pa
roper "patriote'', katerim DELAY
ci v tel vojni kupicijo stotine
milijonov dolarjev dobicka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
RepubIike V Soy.
unii deIezzne
veG avtonomHe
UGIBANJA ANGLlJI IN v FED. DRZAVAH
0 "PRAVEM POMENU" SPREMEMB V USTAVl
USSR. - VRATA ODPRTA "A NADALJNA
PRlDRUZENJA, N. PR. POLISH IN CESKI

in najnaprednejse drzave ma
svetu.
Sovjetske republike pa Sc dr.
re solidno glavne enote v tel
zvezi, MANFRED Rustic, XII je med
vsemi republican, glavna in
vse prevladujoca. Vzlic temu SO
dobile - ,teoreticno sal, v novi
ustavi vse estate republike So
vjetske zveze pravico dolocati 81
svojo obrambo in uravnavati
vnanjo politiko pc svojih nagi-
bin in zeljah.
Kaj so nameni spremembe?
V casu teheranske konferen-
ce, oziroma par tednov poZneje
je priSla v tiSk vest o neSoglasju
med Stalinom in Churchillom
glede zastopstva ma bodoci mi
rovni konferenci, ma kateri bi
imela Anglia S svojimi domi-
njoni sest glasov, a Zed. drzave
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09


nuarja utegnil sniti V Moskvi
vrhovni soviet, XII ina V USSR
slicno vlogo kakor drugje parla-
ment ali prtnas kongres, da GU
je porocila 0 razvoju vojne in
predvsem, ola razpravlja in skle-
pa o predlogu Wade "a spre-
membe V ustavi.
RazSirjenje avtonomije
Komisar vnaniih zadev Via
ceslav Molotov je V njenem
imenu predlozil nacrt, XII dolo-
ca, ola dobe sovjetske republike
V bodoce avtonomijo tudi V de-
zelni brandt, to je, pravico ime-
ii svojo armada, kakor jih imajo
ma primer v AmeriSki uniji po-
samezne drzave in V obcestvu
Velike Britanije njeni dominic
nj.
Vrh tega dobi vsaka izmed
sovjetskih republik pravico sa-
ma voditi svojo vnanjo politiko,
biti zastopana v tujih dezelah S
svojimi predstavniki in sklepati
pogodbe z drugimi drzavami.
Ia slednji privilegij Sc zdi
vnanjemu svetu skoro nevrje-
ten. Kajti primerjati sovjetske
republike z dominjonom, kot SO
Kanada, Australia, Juzno-afri-
Ska unija, Nova Zelandija in IT.
ska bi ne bilo primerjanje. An
gleSki dominjoni so re pc svoji
legi in naravi Separatne drzave
In njihova zveza z Anglijo ie
boil rahla stvar, XII 10 lahko pre-
kinejo. Njihove armada so res
SANDSTONE in oblast angleSke
krone v dominjonih je boil teo-
reticna kot pa resnicna. Polee
tega Sc angleski dominion sma-
traJo "a kulturno med najviSie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Pivo v Zed. drzovoh
"%populorno pijoeo"

Pivo je "udomacena pijaca''
" polovici druzin v ameriskih
mestih. LAM Sc jim je pridruzilo
nadaljnih million ljudi, XII SO
priceli pivo sedaj prvic pitt. Ia
ko je ugotovila Psychological
Corp, XII je iskala podatke 0 u
zivanju piva med ameriskim
liudstvom "a American Can Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Kai nameravaio zavezniki
z Waldo ' ItaIiii in z
drugimi rezimi V Evropi?

Ze precej Goso Je potekIo, ko SO vnonji ministri
zovezniSkih veLesiI ma konferenci u Moskv skleniIi.
do Sc mora itoltjonsko vodo "boIj demokrotiziro-
ii lodo ie Sc isto kot je bHo inv Mi SO isti fasistI
$ to rozliko, do SO bill pref 20 MussoIinJo in Hitler
ia, sedoj pa SO prot njimo in Sc spremenili ta "
nam prI]azne fdSlste".
"a nos to nj preseneGenje, ker yemo, do bi po-
menilo demokrotizironje itolIjonske vlode tudi pre-
obrot Y socioInem oziru. ltoIijonski demokrotiGni
kfogl nomfeG roZumejo demokrQcljo druqoGe kot
torijiv AngIiji in pIutokrocijo V Zed. drzovoh. De-
mokroti6ne struje V ltoIlji zohtevojo pristrizenje
perotl kerikolizmu, loGltev cerkve Cd drove in Cd
vzem privilegjev WodojoGemu sloju, HI vzdrzuje
svoIred siEo in bogoti Cd izkorsGonjo mnozic. Ma
krotko, one. zohtevojo preureditev Itolje " eko-
nomsko uredbo, kibo proviGno Ijudstvu, ne postu-
danec "a pesGico "visjego sIojo".
Sc predno Sc je PriGeEo zoveznisko inoz1o V
ItoIijo, je Votkon omerske in ongIeske kfoge svo-
ri, koko noj postopojo, oko hoGelo, do dezelo re
zavihro v "komunizem". Toko sno Sc oslonlli ma
kroljo Viktoro Emonuelo in ma njegovo vodo z b.
dogIijem ma Gelu, Geprov je sedoj vsokemu oGv-
dnol do une morosniti ljudstvo v juzni ItoljL koi
seEeno seveful Tinker ju noeel miPa Ju vzdrzuemo
in sGitimo zoto tudr ne moreno ljudstvo PfiProvlti
vboj proti* Hitlerjev ormodi1 Geprov e ltofjo sedoj
noso sobojevnico.
Ma drug stroni opozoGojo: omeriSki kfitikI ma
Gudno vogo angleske@ in <omerlSke Wade z ozlrom
no Franciio. NoGelnik froncoskega osvobodlnego
odbora general Chos. De EGouI!e ina zosIombo
froncoskego =noroda, vztic temu smotrolo franco
ski rezmvAlziru lie "a "odbor" Same Moskvo go
le priznoIo "a vIodo. z de 0ouIlejem delujejo Vsl
froncoski demokrotiGni eementll @ zoveznlskI pro-
pogondistip pa ga skusojo dskredTtiroti. Ali Sc NOR
do bojmo, do bo bodo6o Froncijo Postolo prefodl-
kolno, pa fblvs1ed tego rodi uriniIi toko vodo, xii
bi ohroniIa stori sistem, rodrkoterego je zogozlloV
poroz in v foSizem3
uberoIni G~osnikorl v Ameriki ia dejstvo novo-
joio in ugotovljojo do nismo dosej podprli Sc no.
benego proceso 70 demokrotizironje bodlsi zamej-
nib ali pa drugih vlod, kl SO pod zovezni5kirn vpIi-
vom in kontroIo.
Wade, kokrsne SO bile, SO - rozen soVetske -
"a stori gospodorski sisteml torej "a ohronitev ko-
pjtoIizmo in "a obvarovonJe privilegijev izkorisGe-
volcem. In ko DO te Vojne konec, je "a mednarodno
deovstvo Sc dolgo ne. DO, ne DO je konec, dokIer Sc
sistem izkorisGanjo ne nodomesti S socializnom.
Sele Potem DO pc svetu zovIodoIo sociolna proviG-
most in z MO zores demokrociio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
GIod Grciji

Il statisticnih podatkov je raz-
vidno, da je v Grciji pod nacij-
sko okupacijo umrlo vsled lako-
tie re 900, 900 ljudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Droginjo v Tureiji

Zivljenske potrebScine,v Tur-
CHI SO Sc podrazile vsled vojnih
razmer - ceprav Turcija nj v
vojni = cd leta 1889 mad 500
odstotkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Iziava e~ksekutive
soc. stranke z
ozirom ma mir"
GIBANJE "a NEGOTIATED PEACE" v cELoTl
OBSODlLA. - NAPADI MA THOMASA
ODLETAVAJO V NAPADALCE. = PACIFIZEM
BREZ PREMISLEKA

V New Yorku je neki DIR. Geo.
Hartmann ustanovil emo tistih
gibanj, XII Sc pojavljajo in izgi-
nejo, kakor gobe. DR.. Hartmann
je MANFRED "a mir takoj, ali kot
svoJo organizacijo on imenule,
Peace Now Movement.
Zaslepljenost p~acifistov
Kot je manila vseh kronicnih
pacifistov, tako je tudi MEGA
prezela misel, da je mir vse, a
komu v korist, o tenn ne vprasu-
je. Samo, ola Sc ljudje kali ne
bodo, pc DO dobro.
Mic ne pomisli, da &c Sc Waldo
Zed. draw primora vprasati "a
mir, ga DO morala sprejeti -
MANFRED ako Sc danes odloci zani
- pc Hitlerjevih in mikadovih
pogojih.
TAX mir bi bill slabSi nego pre-
mirje pod krinko miru pc pref
snji svetovni vojni. A pacifist
dr.. hartmann tega ne razume in
cato je lie "a negotiated peace,
same da Sc ne bono vec kali
med seboj.
mic vec kali To ie EMO
ia vseh takih ljudi, kakor ie on.
Same da Sc ne bono mic vec
kali a ne preudari pa, da S
tenn nj odpravil niti trohice W.
roka, XII dovajajo v klanje.
Thomas prizadet
Nekateri newyorski listi, med
mimi Post, PM, najboli pa Dali
ly Worker, SO zaradi DIR. Hart
mamma napadli tudi Normana
Thomasa in pa soc. stranko. DR..
Hartman je namrec oglasan "a
Ihomasovega sledbenika, in vrh
tega je Thomas baje poskrbel,
ola je ia Hartmann bill pri zad-
Nth volitvah kandidat socialist
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Dies DO Sc rogoviIi

Kongres je dovolil Diesovi ko-
misiji "a zasledovanje ''neameri-
Skin aktivnosti" nadaljnih $751;
600.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Lonsko rekordno produk-
clio letoI BIO Ietos
nodkriIienu

LAM je bilo produciranih v
tel dezeli IS tisoc letal, letosnji
nacrt pa Jill doloea mad 100000.
Vrhtega bodo letosnji bombnikt
tezji kakor lanski in tudi visa
druga letala tehnicno popolnej-
Sa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
ZiviIo V Angliio

Cd ameriskih zivilskih daja-
tev, XII Sc jih posilja pc lend
leasni postavi zaveznikom, jih je
Anglia dobila so odstotkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

che stranke "a go~verneria new
yorSke drzave. Norman Thomas
je zanj agitiral in rekel pri tenn
marsikaj "pacifisticnega1, kar
sedaj ne zveni dobro.
Use, kar morejo Thomas in
njegovi pristaSi v New Yorku
odgovarjati Daily Workerju je,
da SO bill v onih dneh pacifizma
boil dosledni, kot pa je bila BIZ
rokracija kom. stranke z Brow
derjem ma celu. Thomas, Brow
der, America First, Lindbergh
in vsi drugi sorodni element so
bill takrat najbolj zainteresira-
nj, kako Rooseveltu "prepreci-
ti", da las ne bi zapletel v Sim
perialisticno vojno', a SO Jill
presenetili Japonci ter jim pre-
krizali pa~cifisticne racune.
Soc. stranka je has ' onih ira
gicnih dneh imela svojo konven-
clio in potem seize eksekutive,
pa je kaj nitro spoznala, da Sc
razvoj ne briga "a napisane IL
jave, lepe resolucije in pobozne
zelje.
Sprememba stalisca
Pc zatrdilu Daily Workerja je
zaledje gibanja "a mir takoj"
Norman Thomas S svojimi pri-
staSi v soc. stranki. To je popol-
noma neosnovana obdolzitev.
Ko je eksekutiva nedavno So
glasno sprejela izjavo, da je
proti vsakemu poskusu "a skle-
nitev separatnega, zmesetarje-
mega miru S faSizmom, so il o.
krog Daily Workerja ocitali, da
Sc lie izvija IL kase, V katero je
MO in posebno Thomasa sprawl
"kolaborist" DIR. Hartmann.
v resnici Sc bi TAX ocitek We
Madaljevanje ma S. strani.)
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

He has been Coolidge resident
since 1927 and is the son Of Mrs.
Mamie Dunbar. He is married
and has two children. His brother,
Pfc. Walter Dunbar, is serving in
the coast artillery, and a young
er brother, Harvey, is serving with
the navy.
JAMES L. NOTTINGHAM, S &c
writes from somewhere in the
South Pacific to give us his change
of address and to also ask for Carl
Wieting's address. AS it happens,
the latter has just graduated as
an aerial gunner at Harlingen,
Texas, is here on furlough en-
route to o new base, and is tenn
porarily without an address. So
Seaman Nottingham's address was
given to Wieting. Nottingham
tells us he has seen two Coolidge
boys in the South Pacific. John
Roche and Earl Newcomb. I'VE
had quite a talk about the good
old days back home in Coolidge.
We talked about football, and ev-
erything-even girls!" Nottingham
says he surely enjoys receiving his
paper so promptly each week. He
is the son of Mrs. Maggie Noting
ham, who has recently moved to
Wasco, California with her family.
Nottingham is CUHS student and
was prominent in athletics during
the time he was there.
GEORGE r. SELLERS has been
transferred from the navy hospital
corps, San Diego. California, to the
Marine Hospital Corps and is now
attending a field medical school at
Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Cali
fornia, according to letter receiv-
ed this week. Sellers will be at
Camp Pendleton for about eight
weeks. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Sellers.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Dave Hill, intends to
sell, transfer, assign, and deliver
his entire business known as
Dawes Buffet" located on Lot /,
Block Al of Cotton City, proper of
Eloy, Pinal County, Arizona, In
cluding all stock in trade. fixtures.
equipment, and furnishings to B.
E. Shanks on July %, 1914.
DAVE HILL (Signed)
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF PINAL IS.
Before me a Notary Public in
and for the County of Pinal, State
of Arizona, on this 29th day of
June, 1914, personally appeared
Dave Hill, known to me to be the
person whose name is subscribed
to the within instrument and ac-
knowledged to me that he executed
the same for the purpose therein
contained.
Witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand and official seal.
A. L. BARTLETT CSigned)
My commission expires July 2,
1916.
First publication, June 80. 1914
Last publication, July 21. 1914
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07
DAVID p. MAGNEss, MoMM

DAVID p. MAGNESS, MoMM
&c, writes from the south Pacific
to tell his mother, Mrs. R. M.
Magness, that he is O. K. He has
recently received two Examiners
which Somehow caught up with
him" and would surely like to re-
ceive more of them, he says. Mag
ness, who has been a Coolidge res
ident since 1885, asks to be remem-
bered to all his home town friends.
PVT. BUSTER HODGES writes
from somewhere in the Atlantic to
let his mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Hodges,
know that he is all right. He has
received only one letter since he
arrived at his unnamed base, where
it has been pretty cold, he says.
Hodges has been a Coolidge resi-
dent for Is years. He entered SER
vice in August of 1943 and is serv-
ing with the Rainbow Division, u.
S. Infantry.
JOHN SELLERS, S nc, who
has been stationed for many
months On the California coast,
writes that he now expects to be
shipped out. Mrs. Sellers, nee
Maxine Trout, and their baby
daughter, Janet, have been with
him. Their future plans depend
upon Johns orders. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sellers,
resident of Coolidge since he was
IL years old and graduate of Cool
idge high school. His brother,
George, is serving with a medical
unit of the U. S. Marine corps.
PVT. GERALD JUAN, writes
from England to tell us he has re-
ceived an Examiner, which he "was
sure glad to get" He is getting
along all right, but so far has not
seen one Of his tribe over there, "as
you known 1 belong to the Pima
Indian tribe. l live across the
river near by the railroad bridge
at Poston." He saw some of his
friends names In the paper, he
said, and was glad to know they
were doing all right in service.
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News Exchange Column For
Coolidge Men In The Armed Forces

the service are doing all over the
world" He will be glad when the
war is over and they can all come
home again, Fontes says.
PVT. GEORGE r. GRAHAM
has recently been transferred from
Camp McQuade, California, to an
A. S. F. training center, North
Fort Lewis, Washington, according
to word received by his wife this
week. He entered military service
March %, 1914. He and Mrs. Gra-
ham, the former Doris Payne, have
been in California for the past
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three years doing defense work,
but Graham returned here to enter
service. He was born in Jay, Ok
lahoma, January Z, 1909, and came
to Coolidge in 1885. He has two
brothers in the service, Pvt. Ten
min Graham and Pvt. Franklin w.
Graham. They are the sons Of Mrs.
Effie Graham.
T-SGT. J. C. MCGEE writes his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Nc
Gee, Valley Farms, to let them
know everything is "iust fine" He
received their birthday box, which
should have arrived on June 1st, a
little late, he said, but the candy
and home made cookies were in
first class shape and was that
home cooking good!" He has been
in several towns In Italy, but army
regulations will not let him men
ton their names, MCGEE says. Italy
is a beautiful place, he thinks. The
sergeant has seen much active
service, having been wounded In
Africa last September, and one Of
those who fought on the Anzio
Beach-head.
HARVEY G. DUNBAR, 8 &c.
writes to tell us that he recently
received an Examiner while some
where in the South Pacific and
you don't know what 1t meant to
me. 1t is the first l have received
in quite long WHILE" Dunbar is
hoping the day will soon come
when they can all be home again.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

PVT. LUIS S. FONTES writes
from Camp Fannin. Texas, to in
form us that he has received his
first issue of the Examiner. 1t is
hot in Texas, ne says, but he likes
army life pretty well. Pvt. G. S.
Fontes. at whose request his broth
er was put on our mailing list, has
been in the service for some time.
Both boys have lived in Coolidge
for a number of years. That's
why" Luis writes; 81 feel happy to
hear what's going on there and like
TO know what all my old friends in