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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
CKLW Honored

II Dick Jones. saleSmanager
OF CkLW. walked right past
YOU without recognizing you,
pay no 'tention because he's
walking on air
Some weeks back Dick
thought his cup was full when
Variety named his station TO
the top spot in show manage
ment."
Yesterday he was notified by
Billboard Magazine. the oracle
of the entertainment world, that
CKLW has been given Bill
boards award for publicity
promotions.
And that's Dicks particular
fOrtei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
NJ. s. Rukeyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
eSDeciaI Interests
Get Protection

BRETON WOODS: N. H., July 1s-Men differ as to
whether the formula and mecansms world Improvement and
collaboration discussed the conference will make
evil disappear but disputed that the planning for
the physical the conference itself less than perfect
There has been buck passing between the hotel management
The former aege
that they not led believe that the attendance would be
where nearly as large it has proved TO be.
attention
called years.
presumably because restrictions travel gasoline
rationng had affected the market.
The department had only month to make all
tons. took Herculean well il did
Though technicians a world up here have talked
glbly planning globa
Woods office
had planned adequately conference for time
completely O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Priorities

The Detroit regional office 81 ths War
Production Board announced today the
following prtorities sections
L.35J Dir Distributor receipts on
certified bot uurated orders and retail
sales on unCrrtlNed ana uurated orders
Tells nov distributors can Eet Lumber
other Than hy extending their customers
certified orders explains what lumber
may be sold under certain conditions
permits valuation by distributors Of Ger
tain orders
L.30-d amended Miscellaneous Cook
trE Utensils. ere peVlEes production re
ttrcuors or car openers and iron hanger
L-335 Inf 2 "Lum Der Control Order
Questions and answers % the order
ESQ amended Cages and Precision
Neasarine Hand Tools Add Hems 20
Fxt.ht q
W5o amended "FmN Alcohol" Pc.
vtses Special exemption restrictions and
resfTicfInrs Dn deliver
= -fq amended go s'i.lef Spirit" Re
orfires meaning ~ pf1ruc,r
N.2Uo Schedule - Urea and Meta
NINE A.1rnyde Resins Establishes sll9-
cation control a. Arr y material, super
Fyccs " 1871 revoked july 80 1870 e.
fec'ye Aug 1914
N it' rev cation 'l'-ra art Mels mine
tleeH,fe Resin and holding Compound
RF.nfrs ne order y.lfrs.ftf by " .pO,
schedule 20 snc 30 sffecuvs Aus -
feff
For further ds'sNs contact wPR 1910
NaodWArf aVeruc Phone 1E 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Note Increase
In Air Express

Air express shipments handled
in and out Of Detroit during June
score an increase Of ga per cent,
compared with June. l943. NJ. j.
Kelly, superintendent of Railway
Express Agency, reported today.
4 total Of 1877 shipments were
handled here for the nations COM
mercial airlines during the month,
an increase Of 1872 shipments
over juno a year ago, Kelly said.
Gross revenue of Detroit air
expires, traffic was down IFS per
cent over June. 1913. it was re-
ported Tonnage handled for the
u ON p amounted TO 49l .437
pounds. "a decrease OF 2, $50 pounds
over IuHcA 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Chevrolet Contract

Chevrolet has been awarded
contract to make l05-mm.
howitzer shells in five buildings
Of the st. Louis Ordnance plant.
Production will begin in De-
cember, according TO M. r.
Coyle. general manager oil
Chevrolet.
Chevrolet will buy 10000, 900
in equipment and machinery for
which the ordnance district will
later reimburse the division. In
addition to the five ordnance
buildings which will he used,
Coyle said a $5,000,000 forge
building will be built by army
engineers with ordnance funds.
Part of the S5.000,Q00 will be
used for alterations on other
structures, Coyle stated.
Production schedules are PLAN
ned on a 24-hour a day opera
tons. 26 days a month. II is a
long-range program with peak
production expected next June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
What New
In Business
Hufchin.o1 Chioes
Newsweek OF Bo0er
By WARD SCHULTZ

Detroit readers Of Newsweok
magazine are getting q great
chuckle out OF letter 20 tho
publisher from r. l. Uutchin-
son. vice president Of Chryslcr
Corn.
Because that worthy puhlica-
tior made reference ~ a story
20 "Thc General Motors Chrys-
Ter Division Hutchinson wrote
in part:
"My dear Malcolm-what a
beStie, th. many a cup Of
that forbidden wine TO drown
the memory Of that insolence"
What can you be thinking
about ."
Pleading in snCuiShed tones
for instant and de quat e
amends, Hutch concludes:
NOTHING will satisfy me
less than an equally conspicu-
Gus reference To Chrysler's
General Motors Division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Hear McGeuehey

The July meeting OF the
Priority Association Of Detroit
will feature the automotive
. council for war production film,
"Jobs After Victory" 20-min-
. ute sound production.
In addition William II. Nc
Gaughey. publicity director OF
the automotIve council, will Of
fer views on Things 10 Come"
Kenneth c. Crowder of the
War Production Board will dis
! cuSs further the L-335 lumber
order in effect Aug ].
The meeting will be held in
the English Room of the Book
Cadillac Hotel tomorrow at
1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Sees Human Tendency to OvervaIue Security

While the vista of worldwide marked by the abundant
life indeed enticing not clear that fluctuations and
vcssudes have been effectively ouawed from the agenda of
the brave world" In these pathological there
human tendency stability and security but this
the old world cartel spirit the which
the United States great in a economic
American progress semmed from different tradition Our
frontier spirit welcomed change and though they
might entail upseng the established ways people
peve economic society such is committed giving full
10 the creative side of and invention
which bring unstabilZed progress.
On the other hand cares which loahe the of
ton live manpulative schemes pegging
relieving them from the necessity of keeping everasng their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Hit OPA
Delay

NEW YORK. July 1S-Failure
of OPA TO issue promptly a new
schedule of ceiling prices in line
with recently passed price control
legislation continues TO restrict
business in the Worth Street tex
tile market apart from contracts
accepted under direct government
order.
Some selling houses have not re-
leased a yard of goods TO the
civilian trade in more than a
month, pending Qualification OF
ceilings.
Further delay, it is feared, will
upset schedules for fall and win
ter lines in the converting field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

nMhhNhN IRE roI NDEhs' M.
Net profit $500, 95f S2I5,Q74
Share earnings 35c 3sc
CENTRAL HUDSON GAS ELECTRIC
quarter ended June 30
Gross S2,2i5,s6i y2i24,sIO
Net income 29o 57e 33s. s35
Il month, ended June 30 -
Net income l.296,2O6 l.iss,e5s
SUTHERLAND PAPER 60.
months ended June 30
Net proht $685. FOG 1910 SOS
Per share lis l.2f
sHAwINIGAN WATER POWER co.
months ended June 30
Net profit 81 los SIS $500 s1l
Share earnings sic t5c
SPENCER SHOE CORP.
~ wks. end % wks, end
June 3. 1914 May % 1913
Net profit $50 $50 Sl03 27C
Share earnings lie 3sc
MAGMA COPPER co.
months ended June 30
Net profit $3.50 1892 275
Share earnings 69c soc
ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORP.
So weeks ended May 81
1914 1913
Net profit S22O3s72 81, 3e4 70i
Common share earnings 45s 4,93
DENOE 4 REYNOLDS co.
months ended May 81
1gif 1913
Net income Sle9, 5s7 $50 ,6p3
Common share earning s3c l2c
FERR0 ENAMEL CORP.
9 months ended June 30
1914 1913
Net profit $500, 00s Si52 1873
Per share Soc boc
SIOUX CITY GAS a ELECTRIC
u months ended June 30
1914 1913
Net income sea- S7lg,1s5
CHRIsTrANA SECURITIES 90.
months ended June 30
1914 1913
Net profit 1882 Gal S5,S32, 323
Per common share f5.3s 353s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
American Theorists Observe 'HaleIuiah Spirit

mention these trivial shortcomings because they seem to
inject of realism the prevailing which
theorists in world in which there stability
dream wisy of coming period stable exchanges boom inter-
national full The "hallelujah
been observed mainly among the American theorists.
While they talked the language of nernaonalSm
OF the foreign delegates unabashed the ideal Of
collaboration with practical attempt to protect the special inter-
of their In other words human and
horse trading committee and commission
discussions despite the effort of the sesd experts conduct
the discussions lofty plane of ideaSm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Plan for Refundinq
By Great Northern

NEW YORK. July 1S-HalSey
Stuart e. Co. is forming an invest
ment banking group TO compete
for the new securities contem-
plated by Great Northern Rail-
way incident TO refunding of
general mortgage bonds maturing
in 1916 and other obligations.
Unofficial advices indicate that
the refunding plan may call for
issuance of as much as 100000
600 of new securities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Complete Stability Is Called an Idle Dream

If complete stability is idle dream extreme
instability of undesirable If
by efforts country by country put
to balance their imports with
the and unnecessary fluctuations be
tcal The danger unWarraned
Of tnkering with the thermometer
When Congress examines these should not
only the details but should
reca assumptions premises induced the draes
ne thew have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
See Industry
Profits Up

WASHINGTON, July 1S-Cor,
porate profits, after taxes, in the
first quarter of 1914 amounted to
s., 200. 000, 900. showing little
change from the final three
months last year. the commerce
department reported. 1t placed
profits after taxes for the full
year of 1943 at SO. 900, 900, 900. a 5
per cent gain over 1912 despite
substantially higher tax payments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Fisher, OIds Join In

Fisher Body in Grand Rapids
is also tooling up for volume
production of 155-mm. shells.
Machinery is now being in
stalled and employment for
several hundred men has been
promised when the program gets
under way.
Oldsmobile, long a producer
OF large shells is keeping up its
work. II looks like the auto
plants will provide the army's
big guns with plenty TO throw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

\ Trick the Japs Hate. It's
the IaVorite Gag Of an Army
Cook Who Bombs the Nips With
His OUTFITS Garbage Whenever
the Filters VIII Take Him for
Ride. Read This Funniest 81
War Stories M The American
Weekly, Famous Magazine Dis
tributcd With This Sundays
Issues of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Midwest Abrasive
Paws 3-Cent Dividend

Midwest Abrasive Co. an
nounces a quarterly dividend of
3 cents a share, payable Sept. l,
TO stockholders of record Aug. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Auto
Big Shell Program
Given Auto Industry
By sILER FREEMAN

About a year ago the Big
program started 10 Seep through
the automotive industry, Almost
every shop in the Detroit area
were given a piece OF II. Some
were given more such as De-
Soto. Hudson. Briggs and Muir
ray. Even some OF the small
plants pitched in and have done
a swell job. as atteSted by the
bombingS of Japan proper.
Now the same thing is hap
pening with the heavy she'll
ogram. Shells. once cut
sharply, now are on the upgrade
again. The Long Toms and
the new types Of tanks, with
heavier guns and armament,
need lots of ammunition.
And the automotive industry
is again called upon TO produce
IL and in a hurry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

Detroit Stocks
kaleE

IN 1905 High Low ii:tb ch'ss
R Rsi S Be: c S9t' q g. Z e. 2 -. =
Packard 10 So 50 5A....
Dividends IN ths foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 far mis- year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
LISTS BULL POINTS

On the bull side, however. are
the following points: Selling
pressure il light, with little liqui-
dation on reactions. A sizeable
number of new highs is made each
day. and both rails and industrials
made new highs early last week.
Brokers loans are low, and the
short interest is the largest in six
years. There seem 10 be enough
backward issues 10 keep the pot
boiling.
The corporation bond market
continues TO hold up well. Very
MAN. stocks show yields that are
attractive in comparison with
money rates and bond yields.
Generally speaking. confidence
that reconversion problems Will be
solved. has grown.
favor cautious addition TO
holdings selected as hedges against
initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July IS GNs)-HoGs-2I.
600 steady. Top, $l3 SO bulk, good, ti5
n 1878; heavies, si2 25nlS: medium
Si3 rs n 1885; light, S12.75d13.50; light
lights, si2 50n1325; packing sows. s1i.25
Gi1.75; pigs, spn11.
CATTLE g. 500; steady. Calves-1 900
steady. Beef steers, choice Sl6m ~. so
medium, si3als ye4arlings, sl2gid
bulls, SEA ID. so; calves, S9al so; feeder
steers, 500 1873: stockers. steers, SEQ
- so, cows and heifers, Ssdi2.
SHEEP 900: steady. Choice lambs,
S14nl5; common. Si2n 13 50: yearlings,
slon 10 so. ewes. S5as.50, feeder lambs,
SilHi3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

HOWE SOUND 90.
June quarter l9i4 1si3
Gross 81, 800, 1875 81 6s1 ST.
Net profit 1855 $40, 99i
Share earnings SIC 7tc
six months ended June 30
Net profit xi32 365 $40 OPS
Share earnings gao 1867
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
MORE SELECTIVITY

Forecasts of increased selectiv-
ity in the buying OF stocks have
been borne out. one of the most
notable characteristics Of the past
few weeks has been the way that
first one group and then another
has shown strength. For example,
last week the railway equipment
issues were an outstanding group.
This sort of thing is symptom
that all possibilities are being con-
Sidered. and that overbought posi-
tons Will be corrected while back
ward issues will be taken up in
due course. Such markets can
show surprising vitality and sus-
tanned advances in the averages.
Certainly. the charts do not
look much like a market peak.
The averages have merely edged
gradually upward. There has been
at least as much resistance to de-
clines as to advances, and rising
line is required TO trace the daily
lows made by the averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Livestock Market

CATTLE - 600. Fresh supply ~
creased by stable esrryover low grade
grass cattle from Monday: fed steers and
yearlings very scarce, steady, few good
grades SIS. 500 i6. short load medium TO
good shortfed yearlings held above yi475.
part load medium grade fieshy grass steers
off native pasture about steady NJ sla.
but no reliable outlet for thin fleshed grass
steers and heifsrs, such kinds in liberal
supply and salsble down TO 81 for hsht
Gamer and cutter descriptions: cows slow
about steady, most common and medium
oeefs cows. S7.75dl0; Gamers and cutters
$50 $50: few light Gamers down TO IS so :
bulls weak TO 25c lower at Mondays late
23c downturn; bulk and common bulls, SIS
" 10: replacement cattle continue duh,
GALVESTON. Steady. Bulk and top
good and choice vealers, SIC; common and
medium. Sl1Q i.o0; mainly sl2g14; culls
down 10 81
HoGs-Receipts 1900; steady. Bulk
good and choice isO-270 lbs. sis 90 top
Sli on some Is0-230 lbs bulk $50 $780, IN
b c ere, Si2. 25 q ~ rs l40-i60 lbs
mainly sil asa l.75. Few around lo0.i75
lbs. sl2 asa IL: bulk good and choice $50
560-lb. sows, s10.50M1l.
sHEEP-400. Package good and choice
native spring lambs steady at Sl4, the top:
lower grades ESQ soc down; odd lots me
dunn and good, Sl1di3; other classes
about steady at Mondays downturn: few
shorn yearlings $40 down; bulkA shorn
ewes, 81 5Ogi50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
PITTSBI RICH

PITTSBURGH. july Is GNs)-CAT-
'TEE 100. steady. steers. good TO choice
xl5. 75n 1878: medium to good. Sl3 75n
5.75; common TO medium. Si1.75m 1878,
grass steers, sea IS; beifers. good 10
choice, Si3 50nl IA: medium TO good, Si2
N 1880 common TO medium, 81. b0m12
cows, good to choice, S1Ogll; medium TO
good, Ssd9; tanners and cutters, 81. 500
100 bulls, good TO choice, Sill. 500
u So common 20 medium. 81. so 10.
HOGs--300; steady. 160-1s0 lbs, Si2 so
n 10 20; 10000 lbs. Sl4. 10G14.15 200
22O lbs, S14.1OQ1I15, 22O-250 lbs, fl4
a ii.15; 250-30O lbs, S12 25I IL rs; 300
$50 lbs sl1 5On II. IS: I0O-150 lbs, $50
u. roughs. si0.25mil.25.
SHEEP-200 slow. Choice lambs. Sl3 SO
n ADO; medium 10 good. Sill so II so;
common lambs, 1901. ewes, ~. 80 Il $50:
wethers, x3I6
CALVEs-i5O: steady. Good 10 choice.
si6Tl7; medium, Sl4g IS; culls and COM
mon, S4nI0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

Published every wetk Dsy Evening ans
SUNDAY Morning by the 7 mes Puttst.rR
COMPANY ~ 1928 Tines square, Detroit
81 NIsbrau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
MAIN QUESTION

One of the main questions is:
What does the decline in trading
volume mean? In a broad way,
the volume has declined during the
past four weeks, while the average
price of stocks has risen. This
may indicate that the upward
price tendency is weakening-an
indication worth watching. But on
the whole, the daily and hourly
volumes have risen and fallen with
prices which is sign OF strength.
1t will take a pickup in volume on
a market decline TO confirm the
decline in volume on the market 5
rise. This confirmation has not
yet appeared.
On the bear side, it can be said
that there has been some churning,
with considerable volume and lit
tie price advance. The number
of declines has exceeded the num-
Der of advances several days re-
Gently insiders" have shown a
tendency TO unload their holdings
of several stocks Wage demands
are disturbing. General business
activity is recedlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Earnings

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS, INC.
June quarter 1914 1913
Net profit $500, 95f S2I5,Q74
Share earnings 35c 3sc
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14
No. 1856

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
E. AVENENTE, also known as
ENCARNACION AVENENTE, De-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Executrix of the
estate of E. Avenente, also known
as Encarnacion Avenente, deceas-
ed, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in Four (4) months after the first
publication of this notice to the
said Executrix at Law office Of
Tom Fulbright, the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in
said County of Pinal.
DELFRIDA ACEVEDO
Executrix of the estate of said
deceased.
DATED this 22nd day of Decem-
Der, 1943.
Last publication, Jan. IA, 1943.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14

ing fast
"a sailor came in, young, slim,
with sad eyes and a tired face.
His uniform was worn and fray
ed don't think he was over 20.
He was lost-he set down his bag
and fumbled for cigarette,
couldn't find one, pulled out some
papers-honorable discharge - for
him it's all over Don't say lucky
yet. His bag gets kicked over by
a well dressed civilian accompan-
led by several pretty women. He's
going somewhere for Christmas
chatting, laughing, probably has a
good job here. The sailor sets the
bag up. He hasn't found that Gig
arctic yet because he's only using
one hand and at the same time
looking the crowd over He's very
near so | hand him my package.
Thanks soldier Keep 'em sail
or. l don't smoke Luckies, just
happened to have EN-
Il noticed he wore three medals,
one a Purple Heart, the others
Pacific Theater-one with two
stars . . A girl rushed up. He
grabs her. | leave. She looked
tired, her coat was very shabby
and her shoes were run over at
the heel. They left quickly, sort
of sneaking out through the
crowd. There were tears running
down her cheeks. He carried the
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
PINAL COUNTY, STATE OF
ARIZONA.
Estate CO {. V. Steward, also
known as DR.. c. V. Steward, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrative of the
Estate of c. V. Steward, also
known as DR.. c. V. Steward, de-
ceased, TO the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
SSministratrix at the law office OF
Chas. II. Reed, Coolidge, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said estate, in said County of Pin
al.
ROSETTA STEWARD
Administrative of the estate
of C. V. Steward, also known
as DR.. C. V. Steward, deceas-
ed.
Dated this 9th day of January,
1874.
First publication, Jan. Z, 1914.
Last publication. Jan. 2S, 1914.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14

hundred and fifty years of history
have been made makes one feel a
little closer to his country and
makes the past seem more real"
After taking in the sights,
Chesley spent the evening in Penn
sylvania station. at was crowd
ed" he writes; half the people
were servicemen from every
branch. 1t was easy to tell by
their faces whether they were
leaving for home, or arriving for
duty. There was group of brand
new recruits shipping somewhere
for basic training. You could see
they were proud of their uniforms.
(that still smelled like moth balls)
thinking that nobody could tell
they'd only been in a week, be-
cause they looked like the rest
They forgot that there was no
braid on their caps-they won't
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14

get that until they reach a per-
manent camp. Besides, they were
too noisy.
There were many veterans
fresh from foreign combat in the
crowd-they had the medals to
prove it. They were quiet, ser
ious, and very reserved They
were met by proud parents. who
had a right to feel proud-for
many of them may be national
heroes-probably are I saw many
leaving, whose furloughs were
over this Christmas Eve. They
will probably ship soon as, for
most of us, that's what a furlough
means. There were elegantly
dressed officers of all grades, in
fantry and engineer insignias on
their collars, but hands like wom-
en-or clerks. You can't follow
the infantry, or us, and keep your
hands pretty. Oh, well, | guess
somebody has to write the passes,
and checks.
There were tears, laughter,
and tragedy here. You could see
it in every group. Many had med
ais and were home for a we'll
earned rest, looking physically
tired but all in one piece. They
were met by motherly looking
mothers, quiet dads and beautiful
women. 1t was kiss, shake hands,
embrace and leave quickly, walk
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14
A Soldier Spends
Christmas Eve In
Crowded Station

Not often do civilians get such
graphic insight of how men in
uniform think and feel when they
find themselves away from home
at Christmas as did the parents
of Pvt. Horace J. Chesley, in a let
ter received from their son this
week
He is attending a school of to-
biographical drafting and map
and Mrs. Peer are making their
home temporarily at Slumber Inn
on Arizona Boulevard.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14

making at Fort Bolivar, Virginia,
and went to Washington, d. c.,
to spend an overnight Christmas
Eve pass. He knew no one there,
but there were many things of
interest to see-''the actual rooms,
furniture and places in which a
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14
Announce Marriage
Of Miss Betty Wing

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wing an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Betty. to Pfc. Hendrick
Peer of Kansas City, Mo, on De
cember oath at Florence. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. s. r. Hannah.
Pfc. Peer is stationed at Flor
ence Prisoner of War Camp. He
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-14

$4,000, but that doesn't include an
arm . Yeah, you can see lots
of things in Pennsylvania station" E"