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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1904 MONROE ST. N.W.-1 rm, kitchen.
NICELY turn; elec. refriserator; semipri-
LIVING RIM, bedrm, kitchen with large
Frigidaire; front and back entrance; only
clean, quiet aeults need apply; $50 mo.
ENTIRE THIRD FLooR-Bedroom. living
room and kitchenette, completely fur
dren: $50 including all utilities. IS v
LARGE ROOM, suitable girls; housskeep:
YoGS Il DIG WOMAN 0n rs SHARE Ex ass sd.rn
ea II! vsa Fe2fd !sxs'R ess b. woman
room kitehsnstte, Frisidaire. private bath;
EuRNisHED APxRTMENr. employed cou.
pie pI.,s only; ss 10 18th st. n;s;-ss5; Lying
pe9a pe9eh DfeTosn sa5o Kitchen private BATH back
carline)-3-rm., semifurn.. light -housekeep-
FTRSisHED ssasSE%MENr APT. on busl,n.:
preferably pref working couple; S55. FIR. $685..
GEoRGEToWS, ad G Il Nj 1921 st. nv-s .irl,
to share house with other girls; $40. DE.
issf. iss Ego1D fSa Dnf ST. Kw apt 4S{sar
sad meals afssa Ap saa aeekdaSsssn Ssn after
apt; front md toor; rrisidaire eH lasn nsai
aRS p asu bs 2a Nesos MOI ah svs and
Forester st.-Living room, bedroom,
dinette. kitchen and bath. Rent, SS5
mo. All utilities included See manager
on premises, 76 Galveston pl. sw, week.
days. Phone FIR. 1885 or DI. 40S2.,
MADISON HOUSING CORP.
COMMODIOUS, completely and sttractively
furn. 3-rm., kitchenette-diuette apt: dis
tinguished NV. address; occupancy Oct. /:
2 persons; no pets $3.50 mo. Give tele-
phone number. Box 199-V. Star.
TWO GIRLS to share apt. with other
girls. Age: must be bet. 25 and 80 Avail
Oct. /. GE. 6053 1899 Montague NV.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1900 ST. N.E.-Furn. I'm, pvt. family:
:aGSer as1s BATH eAFIroL ss 5nss ST. r. sls
nice room, suitable . or 3: cooking and
laundry facilities: $50 ca. per mo- foE ..
S25 ca. for 3. To see, call AT. 9535.
1921 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE, near Catho-
lie U.-Master bedroom, large hst:top
desk, in private Christian home Of 2
adults; $40; gentlemen only. NO. 1855,
22l S ST. N.E-Large room with large
beds; close downtown; good Transportation;
SIS ca for >. S45 for 1. HO. Ease.
1905 WOODBRIDGE ST.-Large front room.
breakfast priyileges: quiet home for lady;
800 EYE ST. NE.-Furn, room for lady
between 35 and 40 unllm. phone and
Laundry priv. $40 mo AT ,oso2;
girls twin beds; S5 week EACH on bus
line Il 7e4o
front room, twin beos, suitable for men.
SO week for . FIR 1898 after 5 pm.
COLORED-4233 FOOTE ST.-Doubis
room for girls; home privileges; $50 each
per month FIR. 437S.
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ROOMS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants quiet room
areas preferred. Box 1872 Star.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME for young EN-
baby RIA 6qqa Urgent 25'
REFINED LADY, Govt. employed. desires
warm single room. Christian home, Nv.
section. Box 291-T. Star. "a.
WANTED, by quiet. refined businessvoman.
room in private home or 10 share apart
ment with mature woman; wish the priv
llege of preparing one light meal; best OF
references given. Box SIX. Star. %
COLORED-URGENTLY NEED lighthouse-
keeping room for mother and daughter,
s years. EX. 1893, ask for LILLIAN. 25'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Maple furniture.
delicious meals: triple room, for sirls:
double. with another girl; S35. AID. 9352.
ROOM, with, without board, for, empl.
child; rm.. S45 mo WA. 941l 25s
1901 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-For elderly
ladies, two 2nd floor rms, tray service.
Refs RA aI43 "a.
sOi0 Fierce MILL RD. NV. Larss
room, twin beds, pvt. half bath; also
porch: @ Southern cooking DU. 0ss0. e
BLADENSBURG, MD.-Room and board
for two in private home, first floor. next
to bath, twin beds. On 3 buslines. $40
month each. WA. 71O7.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va
cances in this popular guesthouse. spe-
cialiZing in good food and service. 1Gl2
New Hampshire ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wants daywork DU- 2O29.
GIRL. colored. desires work in evenings
after 6; waitress or kitchen helper. HO
4515.
GIRL colored. desires days work: good
reference. Call Ii S42a
WOMAN, colored. experienced, desires 4
days q week or part time; references. FIR
3641
WOMAN wants part-time work. days work
Call North 4303. pa
. EXPERIENCED colored girls-1 wants
days work, the other 3 mornings week
Call after q EX O-3S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COUNTRY CLUB FOR SALE = Located in
income Place has swimming pool, golf
course, restaurant, tap room, offices. guest
house and many other facilities. The club
trust of $4,000 100000 will handle
deal For information. phone or see GUY
RICHARDSON. Real Estate and Business
Broker, 916 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S741 OF
CHI. $3.50.
BUISNESSES-To buy or sell, consult
MYRTLE Ny A. WEADoN co, ME. 2713
1910 Vermont ave. NV, Suite 6l0
MY BUSINESS is selling your business.
Every deal is given my personal attention.
NOW or later call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
JEWELRY STORE FIXTURES, includinc
Matchmaking bench, psneling and lighting
equipment, in frst-class condition. Cali
Evening star., 1945-09-24
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

MT RAINIER, 4OO3 35th st-Desirabls
neighborhood, 1,2 blks. of. carline. Front
bedroom, newly decorated. in private home.
ARLINGTON = LARGE attrsctively furn.
rm. private bath; excellent location; con-
yenient Pentagon, Navy Annex and city:
laundry privileges; girls only. CH. 5e7s.
Ice. RM., adj. bath, 2 closets, for ? gen.
tlemen, couple. S45 mo. with. $40 without,
kitchen privileges. WA. GAIL. 25'
ARLINGTON-Double rm., girls; nicely
furn. Glebe 7040.
LGE. NICELY FURN. RM.., next to bat
with shower, in new brick house. HI
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MOTOR TRAVEL

COUPLE wants ride to Los Angeles about
changed: AID. 1850. Ext. S07, mornings
TRAVELLING TO SAN DIEGO, Los. Angeles.
San Francisco; leaving about Sept. 20:
can take or 5: share expenses; stopping
nights. Call MR.. BURRIER, OK. 0067.
LADY DRIVING TO CALF. via Texas
about Sept, 27 take two; references exch.
Georgia S512. 24*
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned: imme-
oiate delivery: $50 cord COLONIAL
CORDWOOD CO. DI GALS
HAVE I TONS OF anthracite coal for sale
EO. 1888.
LUMBER, quantity of scrap, suitable for
firewood free If you take away al once
Inquire construction Job Brookland ave
500 #. north OF Michlgan ave. ne.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

MOTHER AND CHILD. age z: good home,
day care of child: convenient schools and
Va. LAG Wayne pl. Sc, Apt. l.
WIDOWER, 80, Government ofhcial. and
son, 13, seek fine rooms and board, prefer
ably vicinity Alice Deal School or Dupont
Circle. Better if children in house. Box
look. Star.
MOTHER and 2 well-behaved, school age
children desire connecting rooms with
board in refined neighborhood. near ele-
mentary school. Call RA. 94l0. "a
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POULTRY & EGGS.

SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE Of chicEens-
Closing cut large Barred Rock pullets and
cockereis for laying or frying. 81: = mos.
9id, 36. 73S; weeks old 5Gc: 3 wee weeks S% 9lS
1870 or CHI. 944O 90
90 LA1ING PULLETS, Sco5 each Barred
Rock, Hamp. Reds. 4S09 Delaware ST.,
Berwyn, Nd. Berwyn 81.
600 BARRED ROCKS, so Jersey Giants, l
large brooder house; oil heat and equip
ment; sacrifice. Phone Falls Church
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont :.

HIGHEST prices paid for diamonds, watches
clothing. cameras silverware. radios, etc
FRANK CHASIN. 617 D st. NV. MA. 1864
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO.. 63Y indiana
ave. .n.w.-Household. ONCE and. antique
furniture wanted, Highest cash prizes
8 to q. GE 1878
AM INTERESTED in buying old jewelry,
MILESTONE, Me s079.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for type
writer. Please call between $50 am.
and $50 pm. Ii. O0S3
WANTED--Child's sliding board. Call
CHI 0005
SMALL REED ORGAN-Like to hear from
anybody having one they wish to sell BOX
10-x. Star. "a
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CAPITOL HILL, secretary, S2,45O VI, un-
usual office, meet interesting people new
openings on hill weekly; also in aviation
For the better positions always see BOYD S,
1893 St, MA. 1898 lest. 2s years.
TEACHERS urgently needed for country
district, 90 to 40 miles from D. c.; sal
aries proportionately good Also a few
local openings. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, IA and G
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

6O9 ATLANTIC ST. SE-Furn room, SO
per wk. TR. 1l6i. On Congress- Heights
bu5line
255 18th ST. SE.-Comfortable room for
quiet person; prefer man, near neat clean
bath; SIS mo.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire to sub.
lease apartment from october l to Dec
81, from persons not ordinarily renting
their premises. during which time he viii
study for important examination. Write
the Chatham. Goth ana Walnut sts.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. 15'
Evening star., 1945-09-24
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, white. wants part-t time janitor
lob: with quarters and salary. Write BIZ
303-T. Star o5s
Evening star., 1945-09-24
HELP WOMEN (cont.)

PERMANENT positions for. stenoerapher
typist. file clerk. etc: experience unneces-
sary; WILLINGNESS to work and learn only
requirement Box 1s6.y: Star.
rience and good references. Satisfactory
compensation and hours. DI. T117.
CoLORED SEAMSTRESS, desiring profess
sional work, for corset department. to
permanent position. Suite 40S, 900 F
n W
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06
No. 7505
AMENDED SUMMONS


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
MARTHA JONES WORD, Plain
tiff, VS.. CHARLIE CLAY WORD.
Defendant.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to the
above named defendant, CHARLIE
CLAY WORD.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUM-
MONED and required to appear
and defend in the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
within TWENTY DAYS, exclusive
of the day of service, after service
of this summons upon you if served
within the State of Arizona, or
within THIRTY DAYS, exclusive
of the day of service, if served
without the State of Arizona, and
you are hereby notified that in
case you fail so to do, judgment
by default will be rendered against
you for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is Chas. H. Reed,
Coolidge, Arizona.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Pinal, this 28th day OF
June, 1945.
(SEAL) T. ]. MARKS,
Clerk.
First publication: June 20, 1945.
Last publication: July 20, 1945.
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to visit his mother, Mrs. Amelia
Gadbois. Pfc. Gabois has made
his home in Coolidge for many
years and was employed at Geo.
Y. Wah grocery before he entered
service.
1T. VIRGIL CHANDLER arrived
in Norfolk, Virginia, Tuesday from
Africa and expects to be several
weeks in the States. He is with
his wife and daughter, Carol Lee.
whom he took for a swim" accord
ing to telephone messags re-
ceived by his mother, Mrs. E. d.
Chandler, Tuesday.
PFC. LEONARD M. ANTOINE
spent a week visiting the Frank
Kisto family on the Herbert Hanna
ranch, when he arrived home re-
Gently from the European theater
of operations, where he was a pri-
soner of the Germans for eight
months. The Kistos are relatives
of Antone's. His parents make
their home in Sacaton and Pfc.
Antoine will spend the greater part
of his 60-day furlough there.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

anti-tank gun that struck the tank S
ammunition and started a fire. The
crew moved out in hurry and no
one was hurt. The tank was taken
to the rear for repairs and had
been back in action only a short
time when it struck a mine that
finished it off. Again the crews
luck held and nobody was injured.
Lucky" Jackson is the son of DR..
and Mrs. c. r. Jackson.
WHEELER HOLMES, MOMM
BIC, has received a medical dis
charge from the U. S. Navy and
returned here last week from a
naval hospital in New Orleans. He
entered service in August of 1943
and served for 10 months in the
South Pacific, where he contracted
jungle fever. Holmes is the son
of Mrs. NJ. E. Sweeper and was a
resident of Coolidge district for
SUNS " Seiiil
ornia to make his home. He will
leave this weekend for Long Beach.
M. E. SWEEPER, MN VIC, is
on his way home from the South
Pacific, according to word received
this week by his wife. He has
served as a member of the Sea
Bees since the fall of 1943 and
has been overseas for a year.
HAROLD G. TIFFANY, has been
honorably discharged from the U,
s. Infantry, after six years in serv-
ice, five of which were spent over
seas. Sgt. Tiffany, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Y. Tiffany, had 13C
points scored up by service. He
was home in May on 21-day fur
Tough, for the first time since he
enlisted. He returned to civilian
life about two weeks ago and is
now with his parents on theil
ranch.
PFC. GEORGE GADBOIS, recent
ly wounded in action in the Pacific
area, is home on 60-day furlougt
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Bv KATHERINE HUPFEL

the howl of coyote -. Sounds
that can still be heard not far
from Main Street, where they
weave themselves into a west
ern melody that never grows
old.
A group of Main Street friends
was recently discussing the kind
of world they'd like to live in {.
Tf | could be like Alice" said one;
"and step through the looking glass
- I'd find a lovely world beyond.
The people would all live by the
sea, on white sands that stretched
down to blue waters" -. I'D
hate that" broke in another. I'D
want to live in world with lot
of bright lights and music and
gayety. Of course there wouldn't
be any wars and everybody would
have plenty of money" This
sort of world, except for its lack
of war and abundance of money,
was swiftly voted down as tire
some f. Every woman in the
group had different idea of the
sort of world she'd like to live in,
from the mountains to the sea,
from Broadway to a desert island.
What job it would be to
please us ALL" laughed one; "and
yet everything we've mentioned is
to be found, somewhere. right here
in this world so why long to
change it? It's OURSELVES we
need to change" Words light,
spoken, but holding within them
selves an ageless truth.
One of Main Streets old
timers was enjoying himself
showing a newcomer around
recently ayes, this here
country's still rough in spots,"
he said. "See that woman
crossin' the street yonder?
She's a pay roll bandit"
The newcomers eyes widened
with interest. "How do you
know| The old timer cut
himself a plug of tobacco. /"
married her." he stated.
Did you ever sit beneath the
dome of stars at night, and wonder
what was up there? Here we
are, we two," said a Main Street
matron to her companion of many
years, as their gaze followed a
plane by its light, speeding across
the night sky; "and up there a
pilot and a million stars" 1t
was a scene that evoked thought
fulness in the two, upon this little
planet of the earth, no more in
space than small star in one OF
the small solar systems, an In
significant speck in the universe
at large Many men," said the
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

A significant reminder was
brought to the attention of a tired
Main Street business man recently.
You're going to have to slow
down through the summer" his
doctor told him. 81 can't" the
man replied. Il have my business
to think Of" The doctor was
silent for a moment. "a short
time ago." he said; "the whole
American people thought they
couldn't change horses in the mid
die of the stream, but God could
and did Can't is only a word,
my friend" The business man
rose and held out his hand. I'll
remember that, Doc" 1t would
be well for all of us to remember
when we think we're facing an
insurmountable problem.
A black man, who works not far
from Main Street, is always broke
in spite of the fact that he earns
high wages Friday he came
to his boss with a sheepish grin
to ask for an advance on his next
weeks pay Look here. Sam" :"
said his boss severely; you're
earning more than you ever did
why don't you try to save your
money!" "Lawd, boss" grinned
the negro; 81 don't never have 1t
long enough"
The moon hung low In the
sky camp fire gloWed In
the night there was the
thud of horses hoofs on dirt
road . the pIaintive notes
of a cowboys song -. the
bawI of a calf - and far away
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06
Party Marks
9TH Birthday

Ann Perry was hostess to a group
of young friends on her seventh
birthday Sunday at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Clinton Clark.
AIMS mother, Mrs. A. H. Perry
was co-hostess. Lawn games fur
nished the afternoons entertain
ment.
Those present were Sue Davis,
Danna Wright, June Nottingham,
June Moore, Shirley Graham, ROLLS
Wright, Leta Mae Alberty, Wilma
Dan Berry and Sula Haugh. Among
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NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Dave Hill and Roy
Clark, intend to sell, transfer, as
sign, and deliver their entire busi-
ness known as "The Front Seat, 4"
located on the following described
real property, situate in Pinal
County, Arizona, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the East
Boundary line Of Section 16, 962.5
feet South of the Northeast cor
ner of said Section 16; thence
South 87.5 feet to a point 1850
feet South of the Northeast cor
ner Of said Section 16; thence
West a distance of 500 feet, par
alleling the North boundary line
of said Section 16; thence in a
Northwesterly direction a dis
tance of 155 feet to point;
thence in Northeasterly direc-
tion a distance of $50 feet to the
center of the curved road; thence
along the center of the curved
road in a Southeasterly direction
distance of 515.5 feet to the
point of beginning, containing
81 acres, more or less, all in
Section 16, Township 8 South,
Range East, Gila and Salt River
RaSe and Maridian
including all stock in trade, fix
lures, equipment, liquor license,
and furnishings, to w. H. West
and ]. ]. Macneil, on July IA, 1945.
DAVE HILL
ROY CLARK
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF PINAL, SIS.
Before me, Paul w. Loucks, a
Notary Public, in and for the
County of Pinal, State of Arizona
on this 9th day of June, 1945, per-
sonally appeared Dave Hill and Roy
Clark, known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument and &C.
knowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purpose
therein contained.
In witness whereof | hereuntC
set my hand and official seal.
(SEAL) PAUL w. LOUCKS
Notary Public
My Commission expires:
January 20, 1947.
First publication: June 29, 1945.
Last publication: July 13, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06
Sixth Birthday Is
Marked bY Party

A party was given for Shirley
Jean Graham on her sixth birth
day by her mother, Mrs. George
P. Graham, at their home Monday
afternoon. Contest games furnish
ed the afternoons entertainment.
A large birthday cake with candles
climaxed the party.
Guests were Jackie and Jerry
Holmes, Ann Perry, Joyce and
Junior Nottingham, Danna Wright,
Barbara and Gloria Moore, and
Leta Mae Alberty all of Coolidge,
Datha Lee Baroughs of Adams
Vile, Virginia, Harold, Barbara,
Darrell, Donald and Mary Ann Ora
ham all of Florence. Mothers pres
ent were: Mrs. Mae Alberty, Mrs
Gus Holmes and Mrs. ]. ]. Graham
of Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

woman quietly; 'fonce believed the
world was flat - and many believe
today that we, upon this little
planet, represent the only form of
life with which the universe is
peopled." Looking into endless
vistas of space, the mind of man
cuts down the pattern to fit his
own small, but slowly evolving
ideas.
See you next week, on Main
Street adioS.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06
ONURAAM!GeN
SeAxkc@ej

SMITH M. ROBINSON, GIN BIC,
left Saturday to report for duty at
San Francisco, after spending two
days leave with his wife, small
daughter, and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Robinson.
MARINE CPL. HAROLD C..
JACKSON, had his second lucky
break" in swift succession on Oki-
nawa recently. His first narrow
escape took place when the tank
which he was in was hit by a Jap
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06
Church Notice

Brother w. H. Reed of Phoenix
will preach at the Church of Christ
on Walton Avenue and 3rd Street
on Sunday. He was here Wednes-
day night to instruct the Bible
class.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

the special guests were Anne's
grandmother, Mrs. ]. A. Harrison,
and aunt, Mrs. Lydia Zuefelt, both
of Stafford.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

o Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson and
Mrs. Clara McKinnis returned Tues
day from Hot Springs, New Mexico,
where they spent three weeks TAX
ing the mineral baths.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-07-06

CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SAN CARLOS IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE DISTRICT
For year ending December 81, 1914.
CASH BAI4ANCE-January 1, 1914 112,5OS.7O
u S. Government War Savings Certificates 6OlOOOO
Receipts-County Treasurer
1s4s Taxes s45227o
1912 Taxes 49116
1910 1870 Taxes Taxes s4s4
32103
122,27O.SO
Receps-District Office
Gasoline 67525
Dividends-Industrial Commission 48OS4
State Prison Lands 2Os1O7
F1orence-Casa Grande Lands SO162
1s44-Excess S7S3495
1943-Excess 1856
1s44-Municipalites and Schools 1,457.1S
Service and Materials to Individual owners S7Oss4
Cooperative Agreement with U. S. G. 8. 100000
R. E. A. Bookkeepers Salary $4,000
Interest Earned 4e6.14
s44.sA.45
administrative Expense s1s,2774s
! Accounting and clerical 6,SS75O
MISREPRESENTATION 5.074.s2
Operation -zanjero Salaries and sos241o
Mantenance-Fied Expense and Equipment 61.2O6.SS
Office and Equipment $3.50
= Excess s water arnsnss msunoS s11s7
O M Payment U. 100000
Cooperative Agreement with U. S. G. 8. 100000
s15o454s7
IBA1ANCE-AvAI1.ABLE FUNDS December 81 1914: ~ :.
u S. Government War Savings Certificates o a.
Cash Hand A''0'0''
ss44sA45
Board of Director o Carlos Irrigation
Drainage District: .,ou,,r,
President
A. ROBERTS,
Secretary
STATE ARIZONA
COUNTY OF PINAL,
Novel; being first duly sworn upon ms oatn oepoes anu
says that the Board Directors Of the San
that he has read the above
financial of the San carlos rgaon anu
contains full and true
condition the District OF December 81 1894
. the best of knowledge belief.
| NJ NOVEL; President
before this Srd day of July 1910
| SIMMS,
| Notary Public
My Commission Expires March 80. 1916
First publication July 6. 1945
| Last publication: 13, 1945
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-04-06
Toledo Stamping
Notes

How so much could happen on
a fishing trip is mystery; but
how Butch could have four fish
on one line while Felix was fish
ing Louis out of the drink is a
bigger one.
Ted Drocy received an Easter
basquet, rabbit and all from the
happy gang" on the repair
bench. 1t was for being a good
boy.
Walter Zaremski went out to
purchase an Easter bouquet. He
returned four days later and ad-
mitted that all he could get was
-Four Roses" !"
Mime Pregizer is advertising
for a man. The only qdalifica-
tions she sets forth is that he
must have ration book.
Said the minister to his flock,
"there will be weeping and
gnashing of teeth" Gandma
Van Klingeren rose and said,
'parson, what about the broth
ers and sisters that amt got no
teeth?" Replied the minister,
false teeth will be provided. "
Gandma slipped in her plates
and sat down.
Ernie Jakubowski and Harry
Mikolajczyk were in a huddle
talking organization-of a fisf-
ing party.
Rose Thorsynski is hoping
that her Johnny will be one of
the boys from overseas to re-
turn. We hope so for you too,
Rose.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-04-06
Sparklets Champion Unit

ceived so many cards, flowers,
candy and gifts, and l know of
no other way l would be able to
send thanks to my fellow work
ers. They're a grand group of
people and its a pleasure to
know and work with them.
Ruby Baker.
Members of the Champion
Unit extend their sympathy to
Ursala Priest and sons in the
death of Norman Priest a for
mer employee and Union MEM
Der who has been away from
work for some time due to ILL
ness.
The 7th War Loan Drive is
about to start, our quota has
been figured to cover three
month period is $406, 10000, this
will mean that each employee
should purchase for cash or
through payroll deduction SIPS
in bonds. If we would be sue
cessful in reaching our goal we
feel sure it will carry great
deal of the load when our armed
forces make their drive on
Japan. "Let our cry be, "On
to Toxic"