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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
RAF STARTS
 BIG DRIVE
 NIP LINES

LONDON, June 23. The RAF has begun to range the Gulf of Siam, east of Malaya, and within the last two weeks has sunk or damaged 20 Japanese ships on the enemyS line of communications between Singapore and Thailand and French Indo-China, the Air Ministry announced today.
 Big Sunderland flying boats and RAF Liberators operating from forward mobile bases are spear heading the new drive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
North Sea Is
 On WaySouih

The North Sea arrived this morning with ten inbound paSsen- gers from Sitka. They were: Ray Tudor, Mrs. Charles Welcome, Mrs. Art Bergman, Mrs. Alexander Ott, Wilma Lindquist, TISgt. R. w. Hose, SlSgt Ray Japs, Pfc. c. c. Zachocki, w. D. Kassner and Wal ter Welch.
 Leaving early this forenoon were the following:
 For Petersburg-Henry Hentick, Ingar Nore, Mrs. Marie Loy, H. E. Simmons, Mrs. Andy Fredrickson, Barbara Fredrickson, Eugene Fred rickson, Mrs. Augusta Fredrickson, Timothy Slow and Esther Linden meyer.
 For Seattle-Aurelien J. Robit aille, Mrs. William P. Blanton, Alex ander Blanton, Susan Blanton, Tom Blanton. Mrs. Jessie A. Baker, Mrs. Verda Bartlett, Mrs. Mary l.. Bates, William A. Rose, Mrs. Mar jorie Rose, Michael Rose, Mrs. Alice B. Summers, Mrs. Curtis Shattuck, Allen D. Shattuck, Roger R. Shattuck.
 Rosetta Thompson, George Hays, Mrs. Lois Hays, Mrs. Jean Graham, Marvin E. Jackson, Harry G. Ask, Mrs. Irma R. Ask, Charles w. ask, and Joan Sandra Ask.
 For Ketchikan: Don Bilderback, Andy Peterson and s. Hutchinson.
 For Wrangell: Jackie Wilson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
NURSES WANTED
 AT SCOUT CAMP

Girl Scout Commissioner Mrs. Scott Murphy announced there has been no response as yet to the re- quest made early in the week for volunteer nurses to go out to Scout camp. Mrs. Donald Gould is now with the girls at camp, but will not be able to spend the entire camp ing period there.
 It has been requested that any nurse who has the time, and can spend few days or week at Scout camp, call Mrs. Earl McGinty, Black 213, and volunteer her services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
SfreonIined Shuvinu

To use Glider, first wash your face with soap and hot water. Then simply spread on Glider with your fingers-never a brush-and shave.
 Glider protects your face. It enables the razor's sharp edge to glide over your skin, cutting whiskers close and clean at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
Veterans 10 Gel
 Priority for All
 Farm Machinery

WASHINGTON, June 23 = The War Food Administration has in- formed Rep. Wickersham D.-Okla) it has approved his recommendation that veterans be given priority to purchase farm machinery. He said WFA will issue an order making the priority effective June 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
"A new-fyPe
Quick and easy 10 vse- helps prevent unsightIy cuts, poinfvl irrifofion

Men like you who want to make their mark in this modern
 world must present a smooth, clean-shaven appearance every day in the week. Yet daily shaw ing is often a bother-and, even worse, a source ofpainful dryness
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

skin line without irritating scrapes and tiny cuts.
 Rub in the thin film of Glider that remains on the face. Its spe- cial lotion-like ingredient gives the perfect finish to your shave. Itrefreshes the skin. .leavesyour face feeling softer and smoother like velvet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
for doiI y shaving

and irritation to the tender face.
 That's why so many smart, up-to-date men have turned to Glider, Williams "no- brush" shave cream discovery Amazing Glider was developed especially to make daily shaving quick and
 easy. It contains a special ingre- dient that acts like a lotion-con- ditions your skin while you shave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
OREGON MEN IN TOWN

Carl B. Hoffman and H. E. Clay, of Glencullen, are guests at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

WAR Robert Patterson pins the oak Laf cluster Distinguished Service Medal In wash
 rendered the nation On the right Navy Secretary Forresa The general
 director of production He has been twice decorated Army Air Forces Qnternaondb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

E. L. Erickson, U. s. Public Roads representative, is guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23

Empire wanr aos get quick results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
MEANS ARRIVES

G. E. Means, of Cordova, has ar rived in Juneau and is guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-23
MR., MRS. MAGNUSON HERE

MT. and Mrs. D. A. Magnuson, of Skagway, are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

ostati zdruzena v jugoslovanski
drzavi.
"2. S to odlocbo je bila mo-
narhija dokoncno odpravljena
in Petru Karadzordzevicu obe-
nem z vso dinastijo Karadzor-
dzevicev so bile odvzete vse pra-
vice, dane poprej MENU in ME-
govi dinastiji.
"Dano v Beogradu, glavnem
mestu Federalne Ljudske Re-
publike Jugoslavije, dne 29. no.
vembra 1945."
FfNova Doba," glasilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
Zobie

(Nadaljevanje Z. stranD |
svoje ljubosumnosti je trpela oh
kupu sirotnih zamork, kakor hi
bila trpela v Riu de Janeiru
Gospodar je veckrat prisel in
gledal, kako Sc vraca creda ME-
govih suznjev. Prebadal jih jes
svojim pogledom, kadar so pri-
hajali z nasadov in Sc vracali v
svoje koce. Njegova zena je sta
la pri MEM. Nekoe je pozval mo-
jo babico, XII je imela osemnajst
let, in jo prosil sadja, XII ga je
nesla domov. Pristopila je ma
smehom in mu pomolila koSari-
co. Ia nasmeh je razgalil najlep-
Sc zobe, XII 81 jih mogel videti.
Gospodar, Sernao, Sc je okrenil
k svoji zeni in il rekel samo re-
snico: "Nikoli Sc nisem videl
bolj belih in pravilnejsih zob."
Njegova zena nj odgovorila,
moja babica je vztrepetala pod
njenim pogledom. Sc isti vecer,
gospoda, je Portugalka rekla
svojemu mozu:
"Malo pref 81 Sc cudil zobem
male zamorke. Bilo mi je do te-
ga, da 81 jih ohranis v spominu."
Poklicala je deklo. Ia je po-''
klonila Sernaovemu dedu plo-
Seek, ma katerem so lezali vsi
zobje babice :. Vsi, ali razu-
mete? :"
Jetniku Sc glas nj tresel cd nj
kakega razburjenja. To je bilo
tako dalec cd mas, tako dalec cd
nasih obieajev. Brez dvoma nj
docela doumel turobnosti svoie
zgodbe.
Mas je oblivala kurja polt.
"Koncaj," je rekel Coxwell mi
10.
"Navzlic temu je moi ded Iu-'
bill mojo babico. Vendar zaklel
Sc je: njegov vnuk maj bi osvetil
nuke, XII SO zadele mladenko.
Kajti malo, da nj umrla. Moje-
mu ocetu je bill oh smrti zapustil ,,
neki papir "a meme, XII me
ne DO nikoi poznal. On Sc jeI
zaklel. JAZZ sem moral izvrsiti
njegovo zakletev. Ali bi dru-
gaee njegova dusa imela kdaj
mir? ze pet let sem prezal
ma priliko . Ne bi je bill Sc
nasel, da nj gospod Sernao vse
naokrog pripovedoval, da pojde
v Penho Izgubil jih je sa-
mo osem. Nisem 81 upal =. :"
Sklenil je to skoraj segavo
resnico:
I'm dandanes to mic nj. Sal de-
Ia in fako 1ena ,,rnafno zohoD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

v aprilu 1941. I.
"Tekom invazije po oboroke.
nih silah Nem6ije, katerinn 20
pomagafi fasistitni element '
notranjosti drzave, Peter Kara
dzordzevic mi incl niti zmozr1o4
sti, niti potrebne wolfe za orga.
niziranje ljudskega odpora pro-
ii vpadniku. Pobegnil je v irio-
zemstvo in prepustil ljudstvo
Jugoslavije ,njegovi usodi.
IS temi akcijami teko1n borbe
"a osvoboditev je Peter II. IL
podkopal ljudski odpor napram
okupacijskim slam. Ma vse ma.
cine, XII so mu bill ma razpolago,
je pomagal izdajalcem, XII 50 sc
cd leta 1941 borili proti Osvobo-
dilni armadi in ljudskemu osvo-
bodilnemu pokretu, in sodelovali
s sovraznikom.
"Ljudstva Jugoslavije so Sc
dvignila proti fasisticnim oku-
patorjem in izdajalcem, trdno
odlocena braniti svojo neodvis-
most in svobodo in pomagati z
vsemi svojimi> mocmi X zmagi
Zdruzenih narodov mad skupnim
sovraznikom.
"V teku stiriletne borbe so
ljudstva Jugoslavije dosegla
svojo skupnost in bratstvo. S
prelito krvjo in z zrtvovanjem
stotisocih zivljenj so ljudstva
Jugoslavije odloeno premagala
sovraznika in njegove sodeloval-
ce v notranjosti dezele ter so
trdno sklenila vzpostaviti red,
XII bo omogocal njihov mirni
razvoj v dosego boljse bodo6-
nosti. .>.
"Tekom stiriletne borbe "a
osvoboditev, kakor tudi v casu,
XII je sledil, so ljudstva Jugosla-
vie prisla do prepricanja, da je
bila monarhija najvecja zapre-
ka "a ustvaritev move Jugosla-
vie, bratske obcine enakoprav-
nih ljudstev. Ona so preprieana,
da monarhija tudi nosi krivdo
"a aktivnost protiljudskih rezi-
NOV pred vojno in "a vse, kar SO
morala trpeti cd strani izdaj ajal-
INA ,podlagi tega in v soglas-
ju s syobednor izrazeno voljo
ljudstev Jugoslavije je ustavo-
DANA skupseina odlocila v ime-
nu ljudstva5in v imenu legalne
odlocbe, zavzete po obeh zbor-
micah: ~
IL. Demokraticna federalna
Jugoslavija 'je proklamirana "a
ljudsko republiko pod imenom
Federalna Ljudska Republika
Jugoslavija.: Federalna Ljudska
Republika Mgoslavija je drzava
zedinjenih ljudstev republic
kansko formo Wade, obcestvo
enakopravnih ljudstev, XII so
svobodno izrazila svojo voljo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
vELIcANsTvA V
ZATONU

| .e.tr.. ~S ~
..- 7
Predsednika Zedinjenih drzav
Sc enostavno ogovori: Mr.. Presi-
dent-gospod predsednik. Ka-
dar je predstavljen kot govornik
ma radio, v kongresu ali pred ka-
krsno koli vecjo skupino, je
predstava tudi povsem prepro-
sta: "Dame in gospodje: pred
sednik Zedinjenih drzav!" Nika-
kin ekselenc in se mani veli-
canstev. Tako je pri mas in pri-
blizno enako je v drugih repub-
likah.
Zato gre nam Americanom ma
smeh, kadar citamo: "Njegovo
velicanstvo, kralj ta-in-ta." Ne
moreno drugace kot da 81 pred
stavljamo nekako okamenino il
davnih casov. In po vecini so Sc
preostali kralji in drugi dedni
vladarji res le bolj nekake Okla
menine, ali pa povsem nepotreb-
nj okraski. Poleg tega so tt okra-
ski Sc navadno dragi. Neumest-
no bi bilo trditi, da so vsi kralji
slabi ali da so vsi predsedniki
republik dobri. Toda, &c dobi re-
publika slabega predsednika, ga
more po ustavno dolocenem ter
minu poslati v pokoj, brez po-
kojnine. Kadar pa sc kak kralj
ali cesar ali slicni dedni vladar
ugnezdi ma celu drzave, ga more
navadno odpraviti le revolucija,
pa &c je Sc tako nesposoben "a
vlado. Ko umrje, ga po doloce-
nem vrstnem redu nasledi ME-
gov sorodnik, brez ozira ma ME-
COVE sposobnosti ali nesposob-
nosti.
Bivsi avstrijski cesar Franc
Jozef je vladal "svojim naro-
DOM mad 60 let, in slabe posle-
dice tiste Wade Gutijo prizadeti
narodi Sc po desetletjih.
Zato mas je kot Americane, XII
verujemo v republikansko for
mo Wade, in seveda tudi kot Slo-
vence, razveselilo porocilo, da so
ljudstva Jugoslavije po svojih
izvoljenih zastopnikih dne 20.
novembra 1915 dala slovo svo-
jemu zamejnemu kralju in pro-
klamirala republiko. Doticna
proklamacija ju 6 81 vanske
ustavodajne skupscine Sc glasi:
"Tekom % let existence jugo-
slovanske drzave pred vojno
ljudstva Jugoslavije MISC mogla
doseci davno zazeljene narodne
enakopravnosti in socialne pra-
vicnosti. Prejsnji protiljudski
rezimi, stremeci po nadvladi, so
povzrocali razprtije in razdore,
namesto da bi bill skusali ures-
niciti bratsko skupnost po ena-
kin pravicah.
"Ta smernica narodnega zati-
ranja kot tudi brutalna socialna
reakcija, povzroeena po reakci-
onarnih krogih, XII so nacelovali
monarhiji, je oslabila naso drza-
vo notranje in odnosajih z ino-
zemskimi drzavami, kar je pri-
vedlO do katastr0fa1nepa rez,11-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
New Baltimore

NEW BALTlMORE--Mr and
Mrs. l. w. Cooper are the proud
parents of baby daughter born
the past week at ST. Joseph S
Hospital in Mount Clemens. The
Cooper family are former resi-
dents of New Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Simmerman
celebrated their 37th wedding
anniversary the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sears
were hosts to the following
guests at a dinner party at their
home Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Heinemann and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin pFuerst and daughter,
Mary Gay.
Mrs. Gean Gagnan entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Piper and fam
lily of Detroit on Sunday.
Mrs. William Heinemann was
hostess to the Pinochle club at
her home Tuesday evening at a
dinner party.
Mrs. Harry Spiekhout enter
tanned a group of ladies at cards
last Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry Schnoor is con-
fined to her home because OF
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Reuter-
and daughter, Nancy and Iona
of Detroit spent the weekend al
their summer home here.
The Bromley family left re-
Gently for Florida where they
will spend the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stader
had Mrs. Clark Barton and fam
lily of Algonac at dinner on Sun
day.
Mrs. Max Aurand of Melvin
dale visited her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Christie, the past
week.
Morris Spiekhout, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Spiekhout. cele-
brated his fifth birthday the
past week.
Mrs. Lester Ostler of Detroit
spent a few days this week in
town with friends.
Ollie Whitney, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Whitney, is back on
the stage again. Ollie appeared
at the 500 Club in Detroit the
past week.
Robert Henry Ruehle, II,
SON. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Ruehle, Of Jefferson avenue,
New Baltimore, is receiving his
initial Naval training at the
U. S. Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, Ill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Juvenile Mob
Is Rounded.up
Stote Police Solve
Warren Thefts

VAN DYKE-With the round
up of five teen age youths state
Police of the Center Line de-
tail today believed that they
held the key to solution of a
long list of car thefts. purse
snatchings and other offenses
which have plagued Warren
township for the past live
months.
Macomb Prosecutor Wilbur F.
Held described the youthful sus-
poets as constituting IAN organ
lied band of marauders. He
said that he believed their ap-
prehension would rid police
and court blotters of wide va
riety of thus far mysterious
thefts.
The youths, three of whom
are held for juvenile court au-
thorities, ranged in age from IA
to II. The two older boys, Ralph
Daily and Robert Walls, both II
years of age, and both listing De-
troit addresses. are held for SEN
tence in circuit court where they
have already confessed their
guilt, Prosecutor Held said. The
prosecutor said that. specifically,
Walls is charged with larceny
from person, and Daily with
larceny from car.
Among the victims, Held said,
were Agnes SliWinski, II, OF
Warren township, whose purse
was stolen by one of the gang
and Connie Conway Klien, OF
4l37 Joliet street, Warren town
ship, whose car was reputedly
taken by one Of the five youths.
According TO the prosecutor
the gangs illegal activities COW
cred a wide field in both Ma
comb and Wayne counties.
Due to the youth of the trio
held for the juvenile court-one
Of whom is IA and the other two
16-therr names are withheld
from publication by this newspa-
per. Two of the three juveniles
are residents of Warren town
ship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Fraser Pastor
Resigns Pulpit

FRASER-The Rev. Lynn B.
Tschudy, pastor of Zion Evan
gelical and Reformed church to-
day had rendered his resigna-
ton from the pulpit he has sue
cessfully served for the past
five years.
He has accepted a call from
St. Johns Church, Tiffin, o.
Rev. Tschudy, in revealing
the fact that he Willleape- Fras-
er on May /, expressed reluc-
lance to leave the community
and the many friends he and
his family have enjoyed here.
He said that he had taken par
ticular qualification in his work
and the spirit of cooperation
which had been accorded him.
He pointed out that the Ohio
pastorate had come as sur
prise to him and that he had not
previously planned on leaving
Fraser for many years.
The Rev. Tschudy, native
Of Wisconsin, attended school al
Elmhurst, H., and Eden Theo-
logical Seminary in Webster
Grove. Mo, prior to serving in
parishes in central Illinois.
Rev. Tschudy, Mrs. Tschudy
and their two children, Joan
and James. will remain in Fras-
er until May l.
No successor to Rev. Tschudy
has as yet been selected.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Second Son Suffers
Wounds In Action
Effect Of War Hits
Shores fomily Again

ST. CLAIR SHORES With
one son wounded in the Nor
mandy invasion now convalesc-
ing at a Michigan veterans hos
pital. Hogan johnson, of 2l740
Francis avenue, ST. Clair
Shores, received word this week
that his second son on overseas
service has been wounded in
action.
The new casualty. is Pvt. Ro-
bert o. Johnson, "a, former
Budd Wheel employee. who has
been in the Army two years
and six months, and overseas
for a year. He was wounded
Jan. 4 while fighting with Gen.
George S. Patton's forces in
Luxembourg. No indication of
his condition or whereabouts
has been given in official mes
saEes.
The other johnson boy is Pvt.
Charles H., age 20, who fought
for 10 days after D-Day in Nor
mandy before being felled by
five bullet wounds in his arms
and legs. He is now convalesc-
ing at Battle Creek.
Both Johnsons attended Lake
Shore High school, st. Clair
Shores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Ambulance Drive
Proves Success

EAST DETROIT-The munic-
ipal firemen's campaign to raise
$4,000 for the purchase of a city
ambulance went we'll over the
top today when Glen Sherman.
chairman of the undertaking, re-
ported approximately $4,000 al
ready has been assumed through
the generosity of the public.
The campaign will reach its
climax Saturday evening at 8
o'clock during ceremonies at the
Municipal building, S h m a n
said.
The city's fire department for
mally expressed its thanks to the
organizations and individuals
whose corporations have made
possible the attainment Of the
goal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Blaze Causes
$4,000 Loss
Worren Foetory
Quilted by Fire

VAN DYKE - Fire which
spread unnoticed through the
offices of a small East Eight
Mile road war plant early On
Wednesday morning caused ap-
proximately $4,000 worth of
damage before Warren Town
ship Fire Department could
combat the blaze and keep It
from spreading to the costly
equipment of the factory itself.
The fire was discovered at
1853 a. m, at the Chrome Plate
Manufacturing Company, 1925
East Eight Mile road, by wo-
man passing the place just as
heat burst the office windows in
the front.
Chief William VanHulle and
firemen who reached the scene
found the establishment well
aflame. Their efforts kept the
fire from spreading into the
plant. No night shift was work
ing and there was no Waterman
on duty, firemen said. The pay
roll covers about 100 employees.
All office equipment and
many valuable records were
destroyed. The building, one
story cement block structure,
was owned by Clement Philip
ski. Robert Simpson and Maui
rice Dreifuss, partners, lease the
building.
Chief Van Hulle and Olin
Williamson, State Police fire
marshal i'm this district, inspect
cd the scene Wednesday and
said the cause of the fire was
undetermined.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Pft. Robert Wilkins
Nazi War Prisoner

EAST DETROIT-Pfc. Rob
ert Wilkins, who was reported
as missing since Sept. II has
just written his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. Wilkins, 14242
Collinson avenue that he is a
German prisoner and is now in
camp not far from Berlin. In
letter dated Oct. II. he tells
his parents not to worry be-
cause he is in fine health.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Shores Council
Pools Authority
Over Departments

ST. CLAIR SHORES In
stead Of designating each COM
missioner as the head of one
of the village departments, CIV
ic problems will be considered
by the governing body as a
/. whole, Clerk Edward Brown re-
u &c lled today.
~ IN the past the president and
nmissioners were designated
dividually as commissioners
ne public affairs, finance, public
M orks, health and public safety.
% 70 official action was necessary
make the change, Brown
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - U.P
- Yes, kleenex is hard to get,
but is it worth an armored car?
Recently, two regular armed
guards of Drinks, Inc, got out
of their special vehicle - one
was carrying several packages
Of kleenex under his arm.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-19
NM@xa1s
Au.hr- II How to Win Friends
and influence People"

This is the story of THE Man With the White Cane
He lives at Hollywood Cal.
He was in the stock and bond business and as fsca
agent helped million dollars for the erection
of the Guaranty building Then the dreaded gaucoma
descended up0n him and when it over, he blind.
He could go out and get job, so he decided TO
launch business OF his own lie became The Blind Mag
aZine Man"
lie decided TO sell in two ways-by mail, and by per-
solicitation. The first thing he did was to take
memory He wanted 10 remember the names of
his customers, and that what he is now famous for
The way found out about hmswas in letter from
Laurence Boothe, Los Angeles. This is what he said:
Il to tell you about amazing blind who
called at my office 10 solicit subscriptions He made
reference to his disability, but merely entered with
cheerful sautation and left folder for His ability
TO through office easily with eyesight
amazing He to remember people by their voices.
He remembered secretary after lapse of three
months He cheerful and resourceful that all like
10 turn in magazine subscriptions him. Oh yes his
white always with him and when hear its tap
know he is coming"
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-19

why Men Marry" hilarious
comedy with an all star cast of local
men will be presented at the gram
mar school Friday night II will be 4
riot OF fun you absolutely can't af-
ford 10 miss. II is reported by
members OF the cast that Asa Gard
ner. who is the baby In the play.
will steal the show. Jon ID. Goree.
as the society snob. is sure TO make
a hit and Rev. Smiley and c. w.
Lewis. the mischevious boys. keep
things going at a rapid pace. Fred
Slater and Son Ware are dazzlingly
beautiful flappers. Brother Ward,
as the French maid. is superb. Earl
Nevcomb. the Tilted sweetheart.
plays his part so realistically that
he win just tear your heart out.
And a word of warning to the men
OF the ommunity-watch out for
the campus flirt. Cecil Nowlin.
X. J. Jones. as Harry Lauder, will
entertain with Scotch songs.
Miss Jackie Quick. Bob Palmer
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-19
NOTICE OF INTENTION OF
BULK SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. WADE Y.
DAW. doing business IA ID & A
Grocery Co.. will. on or after the
26th day of October 1s45. sell to
f. N. Basha. at one single transac-
ton and not In the regular course
OF business. the whole OF his stock
and trade. consisting Of general
stock OF groceries. meats and
liquors. located at his place OF busl-
Eess in Coolidge. Arizona. Claims
may be presented at ITO Luhrs
Tower. Phoenix. Arizona
DATED this LIST day OF October.
1s45.
WADE Y. DAW.
STATE OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF PINAL, SIS.
On this the 1st day OF October
1945. before me, the undersigned
officer. personally appeared WADE
Y. DAW. known to me Tor satisfac-
torily proven) to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the
within instrument and that they
executed the same for the purpose
therein expressed.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal this 1st day OF October. 1945.
PAUL W. LOUCKS,
Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires:
January 90. 1947.
Ist publication Oct. s. 19tS.
Last publication Oct 10, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-19

from Stafford. arrived in Coolidge
this week TO establish permanent
business in his profession in our
town and we join the entire com
munity in extending him a hearty
welcome. He Is an Arizona boy
reared and educated in Stafford and
the University of Arizona. and is
one OF us. He has established head
quarters in the Lettering real estate
office on North Main Street.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR
FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given mat the
undersigned. John Freeland OF Coo.
lidge. Arizona. will sell at public
auction at his place OF business or
Arizona Boulevard at 10 a N. Mon.
day the 5th day Of November. l945
for storage charges amounting e