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Evening star., 1945-11-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

LOVELY COUNTRY HOUSE, furn.; 40
miles WaShin1 ton, 10 miles from Warren
ssS3 POTokAC DRIVE. Brookmont Md
care OF children, g. and 8; two in
53a5 18th ST. N.w.-sa75. ceiling set: g.
story detached brick. & bedrooms and ,
baths. oil heat possession before Nov 10th
To inspect by appointment. call Mr.. Car
penter. RANDALL H. HAGNER, INC, 1921
Conn. ave. DE. 5000.
NAVY 1T. and wife wish furn. house .ol
Y bsdrm. fnrn apt by Dec: lst toi
references. Call RE. 7400. Ext 62749. be.
GEoRGETowN HOUSE with charm. new
bedrooms, baths, 1928 per month
6I8 EvARTS ST. N.E-6 rooms bath
/. inclosed porches, gas heat; mr.. bus
Possession about Noy, goth, Rent, s125
THOS. D. WALSH. INC, DI. 1867.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, block from bus
Will, rent for 4 months. beginning Dec. 1st;
my beautiful. furn.. 3-bedroom and 3-batf
furnished except linen and silver: securit!
for damage required; rent, 5000 a month
Call Wednesday only between IL am. ant
Evening star., 1945-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TIRE, new recap, 5.50xl6; good jack and
pump. good tubes; all for $50. 1872
TOP COAT, mans. practically new. size
~, ~, y, w 5000 Georgia ave. NV.
oer ca Tk lsaa ss!4 81 sSsh Sasf 9sst
Trunk. large, practically new. reasonable
TWIN BEDS, inner-spring mattresses.
maple finish; $50 for complete assembly.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood standard; rea-
TYPGWRITERs. Underwood de- WOO sta Standard, d just
TsseonSsitioned Ts Sl in perfect condition. s252
TYPEWRTTERs, portable, new. all makes.
samples sam n on dlsplsy y PLACE yoIr order now,
TYPEWRITERS. standards and portables,
all makes new new and used; sales; rents, re-
CT isal yss Esst espitOl hnN st. Ii 5dss
TYPEWRITER, Royal, S3o.75: L. c. Smith
$3.50 also Remington portable; SO.
0234. DI, 1909. 1925 14th St. NV.
ROYAL. ssas5S; Underwood % and sa oshsss,
public 6a34. DISTRICT, 1909 14th St.
UMBRELLA STAND, antique, of brass with
bossed with striking, clearness on the
sans see this nnnsua piece at our oHN S6gT
xEsITiiAs s,issTi NJ BLINDS Espa,ntss patsss r.t.peo
wSsaSc fsss SaR4s "a fses and repairs
all makes. GARY APPLIANCE Co. DU
WATER HEATERS, electric, full auto
s $o5p iTfs isIfk & eEN
WaTER H aih Is Rex Me1lon NA and other
makes; large sizes; immediate installation;
sfT WaTER aa aEAhs IN S. .as aw al, qE szss esa
JOHN G. WEBSTER. REGISTERED Plumber,
s7 Il IA 4s sISS hGSS e. ooEa, staa
STATS 1908 Az St n ". Dhone Ap 3 4ss::
tbe TIE snehant az yop with
masnifcent patterns to choose from:
ans @ans u open snep
ENTiRR coNTENTs modern M FERN dinstss, g. afs iv
trical appliances. radios. lamps, rugs, pic.
lures, silverware, dishes. ETC.. excellent
aSndltion aaams hess throughout immediate sale
FOR sALE-sacrihce. $4,000 sheets 14s
Lin photostat paper; intermediate speed
rom Il haod CO.. 300
ARTHUR fPsrea sTuD1os, 145a s'as BroadWay, sncS
For sALE-sonotone hearing aid. v. os
| CAR HURST, p o. Box 66, Alexandria, va
FOR SALE-Baby furniture WI 1892
FOR SALE-German Supersport Doll,
| camera, Schneider f2.S lens, Compu
shutter, coupled range finder. case, &C
cessories; excellent; $40 Also PerfeI
8 nm. magazine loading turret movi,
camera. I. g lens, three telephoto lenses
carryall case. filters, accessories AL con
dition; best offer. Call 1t. HIBLER, Naval
| Air Station. FIR. 400, Ext. 495.
| modern apartment. Will trade for cash
| or current model automobile Landlord
may consider transfer of apartment LEASE
| to permanent resident Reply, giving
phone number. Box 353-E. Star. r.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOMS WANTED.

STUDIO ROOM, private shower preferabl,
college prof, about Nov. Is; amount. oi
rent less important than quiet, comfort
complete privacy. RE. 1900, Ext. 72016
DAYS: TIE. 1876 ewes Sun. o.
SINGLE FURNISHED RM., for gentlemen
Conn. or Mass. ave. NV, west of 18th St.
shower preferred. Box 299-E, Star. u
MIDDLE AGED LADY desires nice room
Phone wa. 1170
REFINED QUIET LADY desires warm
single room, convenient to TRANSPORTATION
for Pentagon. Phone RE. 610o, Ext. 72S26
81
FURNISHED ROOM. near-in NV. break
fast privileees: reasonable; state rent Bo,
.365-E, Star.
BUSINESS COUPLE desires two heatet
unfurnished rooms with refrigerator enc
stove Box 314-E. Star. s.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I774 MASS. AVE. NV. The oakmont----
VaeanSy fer LADY to share ,0a with
I DOUBLE ROOM, also ] large room with
private bath; suitable for 5 people; conv.
Colonial Village MRS MOORE. GIL. 116S.
MANSION CLUB, 223o Mass. ave nv
For girls only: l triple, S45: 1 double. SAT,
ATTRACTIVE ROOM and board for one
girl: homelike: conv. to 3 buslines; rea-
sonable. Gil. 1316
cancies for girls in this popular guest
house. specializing in good food and serv-
ice. 1112 New Hampshire ave. NV.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Walk-
ing distance downtown. One double with
running water: small single: share room,
for girl; plenty of fresh, well-cooked food.
1850 21th ST. NV, corner Cathedral ave.
In refined, attractive home. apt, bedrm.,
liv. rm. and bath. Breakfast served. CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsHEp,

NEWLY DECORATED APARTMENT. Twins
room. dinette, kitchen, bedroom and bath
apartment available now, S75 per month
l82l BELMONT rd.. one block from Am.
LIVING ROOM, bedroom dining space
kitchen and bath, 1st-class NV apt. house
viii provide this unit and small salary in
receptionist and office helper. no experience
necessary but good appearance and some
I-BEDROOM APT. available. 517 Cam.
eron st, Alex. Va. May be seen. s . m
Evening star., 1945-11-06
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD TO BURN, best grade, half cords
del. $40; any length. time or place. Call
FIREPLACE LOGS. well seasoned: prompt
delivery; ST. cord COLONIAL CORD
SEASONED PINE, $3.50 per full cord;
$40 per half cord: delivered; no storage.
pa VA 452s; asRn co., stot. chestnut No.
buckwheat and Pocahontas. For imme-
diate delivery RA 30l5.
WOOD any length immed. del. Washington
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. "a inch De-
livered promptly TO Washington. Virginia
and Maryland: S21 per cord DE. 1856.
highest quality. seasoned and 1907 hard
wood; guaranteed full cord We also have
pine at special low prices. ST. 2719
and "a inches: oak. pine mixed; prompt
delivery. IL 9440.
HARDWOOD. split and seasoned. 1 year
any length. quick delivery. SEQ a cord
5000 q half cord WI 06a5
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

1910 PA. AVE. S.E.-Girl to share a room
with another girl; twin beds, laundry
priv, ch.w.: Sc wk. TR. 1862
1916 S ST. S.E.-Furnished large room for
gentlemen, next to bath, at So so. Phone
in room Lincoln 1918
935 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Double front
rm., S37 80. TE 7O4l
1890 NJ ST. S.E.-Larse well-furnished
room. till Dec. 81: double bed. phone
laundry. ride to Navy Dept; 50 single.
TR 1854
COLoRED-e0s nth ST. Sc, -. Large
front room. for courae or girls; $40 mo.
Call EX 134q before pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

URGENT-Working mother. two sons. {
and Z, after-school care for boys neal
school and transportation. Call MRS
HUGHES, MA 3016 until 6 pm; WO
O764. Ext 201. evenings. -
RETIRED LADY wishes single room anc
board in washington or nearby Md. or Va
EM an4o 80
QUIET, REFINED COUPLE in Wash owe,
year cannot locate apt, desires accom-
modations. vic Sheridan or Dupont Circle
S75 month; breakfast. dinner. Monda,
through Friday. Box 136-E, Star. s..
Evening star., 1945-11-06
lMIscElLANEoUs WANTEp (cont. ;,

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (Conf.l
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID TOR dia
monds. silverware, cameras. clothing ant
firearms; also choice of diamonds OF
hand. MAX ZWEIG. NE 9113
ALL KINDS OLD-FASHIONED picture
frames and clocks bought for cash. Phon,
EN- 4205 and give address. r.
ANYTHING OLD--China, furniture, sci
to GRANDMA. 1903 NJ st. NV. ME. 1855
WANTED, used crane or new one to install
on new Dodge truck, mechanical or nv
draulic. Call STEELES GARAGE, RE
gb60. Monday or weekdays. Ray Steele. 8
Evening star., 1945-11-06
HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.

S45-MODERN 5-room brick row house,
built-in garage. cony. ne. location; will
consider only lone-ti local residents;
adults only. no pets; available about Nov
Is. Give complete details. also phone
number. BOX 473-J. Star.
CHARMING COLONIAL house. 2-b .rm.
step down studio living room, "a acre lot
surrounded by oak trees, oil heat, garage
outdoor grill TIE 5DS4 g.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

RIDING HORSES 12I. gentle. trained for
children; 500 each. cash only. 1900 Car
roll ave. Takoma Park. Md.
sin 1855 in the evenings or mornings be-
fore &.
HORSE BLANKETS. pads, Western saddles,
brides horseshoes and tools, oakum team
harness. w. H. SToMBoCK d SON, 3a7s
NJ St nv. MI. 0462.
GRAY MARES, 3 and 4 years. well
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOMS FuRhIsHEo-Mp. and VA

ARLINGTON = Several bedrms kitchen.
living rm privils; accommodate 10; S25
each person, monthly. ME. 24s5.
S35 month for ,; light housekeeping priv
ileges 1912 N. Danville. CHI 1889
BEAUTIFUL MASTER BEDROOM. COM
Portable home. attractive SURROUNDINGS;
convenient transportation: S35 for one,
S4h tun nPrSnnS CH H2SH
Evening star., 1945-11-06
POULTRY g EGGS.

TURKEYS, young broad-breasted bronze,
white Pekin ducks. to lbs. GREENWICH
FARMS. Ii 1880 or MI. 5312.
BABY CHICKS of best broiler strain, New
Hampshire Reds from local flock, pulorum
clean. satisfaction guaranteed. HILL
CREST HATCHERY, Gaithersburg, Md
Telephone 2a2
TURKEYS AND CHICKENS. live or dressed.
delivered. limited number. Call Bowie
Evening star., 1945-11-06

BOATS.

INDIVIDUAL OR COUPLE interested in
yachting trip: have beautiful yacht ready
to sail for Miami or Cuba Box SOL E.
FISHING CRUISER. 43la it. long. 10 it.
d in. beam: forward cabin and toilet; like
new; 5000. r. E. LEE. Shady Side, Md.
Phone West Rive, 217-F-24
ROPER" will take your boat in trade on
MOTOR co, Dupont g765 los
Evening star., 1945-11-06
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

WOULD LIKE to have coflgenial girl, 90
~, to share very nice apt. with other
girls; S25 mo. 1916 Newton st. NV. Ho
aa.2,I0 after 8 pm.
GIRL, jewish, between 30-40, to share
with another girl: light cooking: refer
ences; 500 mo- 4Sl7 No Capt. Ut. LII
5oo4. ca after $40 pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

1900 BLOCK EUCLID ST. N.W.-80- unit
fireproof corner building JEROME s.
MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV. RE. 246O, MI.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE, near Jspaness
Embassy. q very select location Living
room. dining room, kitchen. solarium and
bath. Second floor, elevator Monthly
charges S40.4S. No mortgage Price, Sl2-
500 Immediate occupancy for purchaser
approved by the directors LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st NV, Ma Il6f
Evening star., 1945-11-06
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE rental 6-room house In
Kansas City, Mo. for house or 2-bedroom
apt. in Washington or vicinity. Call FIR.
7700. Ext. 1906.
LARGE 3-BEDRM. HOME, vic. 18th and
Varnum SITS. NV rental. $50 month. Will
trade for 2-beorm. apt. Prefer duplex.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

COLoRED-1I20 51th PL. N.E.-2 un-
furnished rooms for light Housekeeping
with kitchen privileges: $40 mo-; call
before | am -
Evening star., 1945-11-06

APARTMENTS WANTED Gent,
NAVY LIEUTENANT AND WIFE desire
furnished apartment until January /. Cal
MA. 4420. Ext. 431 on Wednesday
UNNRA GIRL, permanently attached
headquarters, urgently needs small. furn
apt in Dupont circle neighborhood, ] OF
2 rooms, kitchen Tor kitchenette) ane
bath. Excellent references. Will TAKE
good care Box S3-J, Star
Evening star., 1945-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for rent, grading and exca-
yating. WI, 1878. A. M. MORRISON.
Bethesda. Md
PAINT SPRAY OUTFIT. now available,
SH S15T
Evening star., 1945-11-06

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
I BEDROOM, large living room, kitchen,
bath. porch, 3 large closets, first floor.
unfurnished: cash, $500: NV location,
NJ. Rock Creek Park. Box 356-E. Star. !.
Evening star., 1945-11-06

uitlon, ooo ~oIS N Capltol ST., L 10 p m
SHOTGUN, 10 gauge. L. c. Smith. double;
1hb h and r. single W9Shestsr
io sstsoDf roz sash ssnsse sss sois dsle
Ast for % Mr.. BERkEY M Eye OIL. 'sS sSIo Safs after
SINGER SS ELEc, CONSOLE. round bobbin.
1cAN sEWsG MAcHfNE fs1s sToREs. szS4
sSTS 81 BED; blue 70 months ssos sld $50
s0FA.BEDs t.sE9D s6rand7new in q many styles
@ensR aseS Ps Is ds Afs nas 9ns
values ben Be dospg sure you are IN Atlas. ss
81, ssszs pI: a7ss. 81. $3.50
Rs eoS S
sSeEs s g a ss5 Is sseh; csli ii sEkaf.s pxLMEk;
4 pm. Monday through Friday. g.
STORM SASH and screen combinations:
new postwar product now available; 1000,
All metal with finest TYPE type Of plastic screen
perfect ventilation: all sashes removable
from inside Of home: defer payments: free
demonstration and estimate. WO. $3.50.
STUDIO COUCHEs-Brand-new luxurious
spring mattress and innerspring base
This is not felt mattress but an inner
Sprlng tnIOuBnOut- open INTO dOuble
bed or two individual single beds Also a
beautifully upholstered innerspring chair
in matching or contrasting colors. Entire
! OUTFIT, S49.95. Studio couch without
| chair, $39. Easy terms. SIS deposit IL
months to pay. Large selection of fabrics
Free delivery; Open TN pm; Non; and
Thurs. till pm. ATLAS FURNITURE
| CO, 92l q st. NV. DI. 3137, DI. 373S,
| DI 3139.
SUITS. dresses, blouses size 12: shoes, 6la;
hats, bags; practically new. Randolph
SUN LAMP, ultraviolet ray. noor-stand
tyne. S2h. IA. 2284
TANKS, large assortment, all in good con-
dition. TIE 1900.
TINE CLOCKS, several used, most in good
workinH condition. also . coin weighing
machine. THE PALAIs ROYAL, IIth and
@ sts. NV. See Mr.. Downing.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
SIGHT & SOUND IN
EDUCATION & TRAINING
ey
Alexander r Victor
Nationally Known
Authority on
Visual Education
DEBATE SCHOOL MOVIE NEEDS

DAVENPORT, IA Heated de-
bate has developed on a topic OF
prime Importance to our educators
and Of significance to the future OF
education and training. 1t stems
from a published article entitled
"Can Our Schools Teach the G. !.
Way?" in which the author shows
how effectively the armed forces
are using visual education tech
nioues to train our soldiers and
war plant workers, and in contrast,
holds the public schools are neg
lecting to make full use Of these
techniques.
This has been one of the most
widely read and discussed articles
dealing with education. George
Snowcroft, a teacher in the Union
High School of Tolleson, Arizona,
wrote an answering article IN
which he asserted that educators
have long realized the value Of
audio-visual education and placed
the blame for their failure to en-
ploy it more extensively to the
lack of funds. He points out that
he has been allotted only SIG a
year for sound films for his 100
students.
NV experience in this field in
dicates Mr.. Snowcroft is right, al
though it is true that a good many
educators are not fully alive to the
place Of sound motion pictures in
education and training. Some funds
have been supplied by the govern
ment and various state bureaus of
education for the purchase Of
standard 16 millimeter sound mo-
ton picture projectors and films
which speed education SO greatly
and effectively. While some hum
dreds of schools have the equip
ment, thousands Of others are
without it.
Controversies may be unpleas-
ant. vet this one is focusing atten-
ton on these modern and effective
visual education techniques and in
time it will move the ~custodians of
public school funds to allocate
more of them for the desired
equipment.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
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Also a grand stomachic tonicl Follow
label directions. Buy todayl
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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16
Elect Officers

Oralie Stonehocker was elected
president of Coolidge Brownie
Scouts at a meeting of the group
held Friday afternoon in the Meth
odist Church basement. Other Of
ficers elected were: Onita Clark,
secretary; and Darlene Cole, treas
urer. Leaders of the Brownies
are Mrs F. T.. Stonehocker and
Miss Lena Grey Annis.
The groups next meeting will
be for a hike today.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16
Machine Shop
Opens Here

Coolidge VIII have new mach
inc shop equipped TO do any type
Il heavy or light machine work
with the openings this week OF Val
ley Pump and Machine Works at
325 West Byrd Avenue. by w. p.
Keith and w. d. Killingsworth.
The recently completed building
is OF sheet metal construction. "a
by IS feet
Heavy lathes have been installed
and in addition the shop is equipped
to do acetylene and arc welding.
Keith has been a resident OF Cool
idge and Casa Grande Valley for
many years. during which he was
engaged in electrical. well and
machine work. Killingsworth. a
former resident OF Casa Grande.
has recently moved here with his
family 10 make his home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16

The outfit that supplied the sup
pliers has now finished its mission
in the once-vital Persian Gulf Com
mand supply line 10 Soviet Russia.
Just Is days before IL would have
observed its third anniversary over
seas. the 1ssth ON. one OF the or
iginal outfits In this colorful Com
mand. was inactivated on General
orders OF PGC Headquarters.
or the l5i enlisted men who
sailed for overseas with II on Nov.
/. 1912. only "a were still with
the company the day IL ceased 10
exist as unit. None of the four
original officers were around. Most
OF the IS6th QM's former members
had gone home on rotation months
before or. more recently. had been
returned 10 the L. S. for discharge.
The 1s6th ON disembarked in
Iran on Dec II. 1912. along with
5 900 other L. s. soldiers who came
10 this ancient land To move sup
plies TO the Red Army through the
safe" Persian Corridor route.
The men OF the Pee didn't have
too much To work with--a single
track railroad through rugged
mountains and a road through
mountains and deserts that no one
had ever dignified with the word
highway-but they did their job
so well that more than 5000. 900
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16
Bears Will Meet
Cougars Tonight
In Decisive Game
Battle for East Central Dis
trict Championship will
crown Bears efforts If
victorious over Cougars
tonight. Casa Grande
eleven presents hazard of
close game.

Coolidge Bears take on the Casa
Grande Cougars tonight on the high
school field in what is believed will
be close game. This will be the
twelfth In a series which has ex-
tended over n period OF ten years.
The Bears hold the edge at presen,
with 7 victories to B. one game
ended In a tie.
The Cougars started their sea
son against some OF the strongest
teams in the state so that their
won and lost record Is not too inn
pressive. They have been coming
fast in the home stretch and have
defeated three strong teams in a
row-Nogales. Miami and Chand-
Ter.
Their attack Is spearheaded by
three fine backs. Robert Davis.
Marvin Wablin. and Harold Self
These boys have the tricky T for
nation OF coach Howard Wynn op-
Grating in high gear. Casa Grande s
big and rugged line is led by tack
les Witten and Young. Salazar. end.
and Prefer. center. The latter
is a cousin OF Jack Prefer. Bear
star. so a family feud could result
The Bears will be In top position
for the game after an open date last
week and with Mack McEuen back
in suit after a three weeks lay-off
while taking anti-rabies shots The
durable Eddie Schell will BE- al the
other half. Twin" Wing at the
ball handling spot with Jimmie
Davis. rampaging fullback. com
pleting the backfield quartette. The
Bears starting line will have Bill
Ware and Jim Nidano at ends.
Oscar Montgomery and Yazbik Daw
at the tackle slots. Jack Prefer
and Tom Adame at guards and
either Nelson Cannon or Kent
McEuen at center.
II the Bears win this game they
can claim the East Central District
Championship. II the Cougars de-
feat the Bears the title will hinge
on next Fridays game between
Casa Grande and Florence.
Officials tonight will be Paul
Rose. ID. w. HARRISON and Bill Nc
Connell.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16

Cole; vice president. Penny Dav-
ison: secretary and treasurer,
Nancy Gammage. The name of
this club is "The Golden Rule Club. -
The colors are yellow and blue.
The club helps our class 10 be
cleaner and better by having COM
mittees to do things. One COM
mittee keeps the desk and floor
clean. They elect new officers
twice a year.
By Dalton Cole.
The girls In Mrs. Richardson's
Physical Education groups are
working on an interpretive dance
based on vachel Lindsay's Poem.
The Congo"
The boys at North Grammar
School chose new football teams
here Monday. Mr.. Wilson appoint
ed the captains and the captains
chose their teams. These boys
play six-man touch football. and
have about ten teams
J. X. Jones. sixth grade. left for
his new home in Oklahoma.
This year the North Element
airy School has chosen a new sport
for the girls. II is called Field
Ball II Is played with a socker
ball thrown from one player TO
another. Points are scored when
the ball is thrown under the bar
, OF a goal made like football goal
post.
Mrs. Garrison's Sixth Grade class
held an election OF class officers,
September 10. 1945. at which the
following were elected: Bert Slat-
ter. president: Lena Wofford, vice
president; Bernadine Jackson,
treasurer: Anna Baker, secretary;
Bette Waddle. publicity chairman
This Sixth Grade has decided TO
join the Audubon Junior Club
There will be 43 members.
By Bette Waddle.
This sixth grade class is plan
ming q monthly magazine. There
will be different editors each month.
The November editors are: Howard
Bowen. Lena Wofford, Bernadine
Jackson. Bert Slater. Elodia Gomez,
June Gray. and Bette Waddle.
Clemente Dominquez will be our
editor for November. The rest Of
the class will be contributors. This
magazine will contain pictures,
poems. writings, and stories. There
will be a separate scrap-book for
each month.
By Bette Waddle.
The S-W-A-S Club
Mrs. Stonehocker's fifth grade
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-16
GRAMOGRAMS
Elementary School News

AS one OF their projects. seventh
grade pupils in Miss Hortense Nc
Cray's room have decided TO col
lect elementary school news for a
column which will appear in the
Coolidge Examiner. They believe
that people are interested In the
activities OF the various rooms. and
they think that a news column will
be a good way 10 tell them about
what goes on in our school. The
members OF the committee who
helped with the plans are Elaine
Kent. Bonnye Mcfarland. Dick
Ware and Billy Manning. Report
ers are Kathleen MeCleery. Faye
June Reddish. Bill Crow and John
lies.
Mr.. Osborn's seventh grade has
elected the following class officers:
president. Cecil Hoggard: vice
president. Donna Jackson; secre-
tary and treasurer. Daphne Mill
wee.
BY Daphne Millwee
Miss Mitchell's third grade has
painted pictures with water colors.
and made boxes to put candy In
for their Halloween party.
In science class they have made
some experiments with leaves. They
planted some bean plants and a
sweet potato. They also tried an
experiment in electricity with
dry cell.
BY Dorothy Noakes
Kenneth Ashley.