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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
RESEN IZ UJETNISTVA

New York. - Tukajsnji slo-
venski zupnik rev. P. Petric je
bill obvescen, da je bill njegov
necak sarzent John Petric
osvobojen IL nemskega ujetnis-
tva. Nahajal Sc je v Vzhodni
Prusiji, kjer so ga resili Rusi z
drugimi ujetniki vred. John Pc
trio je bill drugic ranjen II. sep
tembra ma zapadni 'front.' in OBJ
enem ujet po Nemcih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05

miru, ker je bila svetu nevarna le
toliko casa, dokler Sc je naha-
jala pod kontrolo pruskih obla-
sti, XII so jo rabile "a militari-
sticne namene. V novi drzavi,
katero predvidevajo, bi TAXA ne
varnost ne obstojala, pravijo vsi
cd prvega do zadnjega, kajti
edini navduseni nacijec med Mi
mi je bill Fritz Thyssen.
ZnacilnOst soglasja med indu-
strijskimi clement
Kar je najbolj znacilno pr i
vsem tenn je, v koliki meri je
misljenje glede meja predlagane
porenske drzave in njene no.
tranje uredbe med industrijski-
mi krogi izkristalizirano.
Ii ljudje smatrajo, da hi
Amerika in velika Britannia mo-
rail- biti hualekni Nemciji, ker je
drzala nazaj komunisticni val v
Evropi in pravijo, da najmanj,
kar moreta storiti "a Nemcijo,
je to, da resita zapadni del Mem
CHE pred komunizacijo.
Ampak postopanje okupacij-
skin oblasti povzroca v njih vr-
stah precejsnjo zaskrbljenost.
Njihove overture so bile namrec
hladno sprejete in zelo nepri-
jetno SO bill dirnjeni, ko je bill
nedavno v Eschweilerju areti-
ran neki velik premogovni pod
jetnik.
Pri6alzujejo razkOIa med Ru-
sijo in zapadnimi silami
L razgovorov 2 prebivalci y
zapadni Nemciji je jasno, da 50
ucinki nacijske propaganda pro.
ii Rusiji povprecnega Nemcs
[prepricali, da bo pref ali sle:.
|prislo, do razkola med xapadni,
mi demokracij ijami il Rusijo, i
torej ne veruiejo, o. bodo -
'veniki dopustil a. ii nena1lka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
"sala" je poslala
oceta v bolnisnico

Neki delavec " tovarni Cleve.
land Tractor Co. je ia salo" cd.
prl zracno cev $ 100 funti pritis.
ka, da prestrasi 58-letnega Do.
minika Trivisanno. Priletni mo-
Ski Sc je onesvestil, pozneje pa
Sc ga je morale odpeljati v bol.
nisnico. Trivisanno je vdovec in
oce deveterih otrok, trije cd ka.
terih Sc nahajajo v armadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
AVSTRIJSKI MAGNAT
ARETIRAN v ARGENTINI

BUENOS AIRES, f., aprila. -
Vceraj je bill aretiran tn bivsi
avstrijski municijski magnat
Fritz Mandl, o katere m
sc sodi, da je bill "prednja stra-
Ia" "a ACHE v Argentini.
Mandl, XII je bill svoj cas- moz
filmske igralke Heddy Lamar,
premore 60 milijonov dolarjev
in ina velike investicije v raz-
nih argentinskih podjetjih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
AMERIKA IN ANGLIA
BOSTA MENDA PRIMAL
VLADO v VARSAVI

LONDON, 4. aprila. -Diplo-
matski "krogi v Parizu pravijo,
da sta Amerika in Anglia zad-
ME dni pricele pripravami, o
katerih Sc sodi, da dovedejo do
posiljatve diplomatskih zastop-
nikov k poljski provizoricni VIA
di v Varsavi.
Pariz to akcijo tolmaei kot
anglo-amerisko gesto spravlji-
vosti napram Rusiji. Poljska
vlada v Varsavi je priznana cd
Sovjetske unije, medtem ko An
glija in Amerika Sc vedno pri-
znavata poljsko zamejno vlado
v Londonu.
Pariska porocila pravijo, da
kar Sc Francije tice, zeli priznati
varsavski rezim pri prvi priliki,
oziroma kakor nitro DO videla,
da to lahko stori, ne da bi sc s
tenn zamerila v Washingtonu in
Londonu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
ANGLEzI PREBRODILI DVOJE REX
IN sEDAJ DRvIJo pRoTI BREMENU


PAR1z eetrtek S. apra Tani ameriske tretje armade
kateri poveuje Patton. zdrobii zadn nesk odpor
mesh Kasse Gotha in Suh seda drvo preko odprte p
nave Turing ker veraj obkol Ehrfurt. 100 mill juz-
nozapadno cd Berlina
Blskovito prodanje ameh oklopnih sill razcepjenje
uirajoeega retega rajha nadauje nevzdrzno silo.
Ma angleske okopne sle prebrode re Weser
Ems oh nhovem dolnem teu ter udarile vem
severonemskim lukam Bremen in Emden.
Ena cd britskh koon. e udarila Lngen. SIS mill JUNO
cd Emdena in poe prodiraa dae ina pred sebo As
mill nakar bo zaprta zadna pot kaeri b mog nac be
zati il pasti Holandslem.
Karlsruhe glavno mesto neske province Baden oh gorne
Renu je veera padel roke rancoske
riska armada XII opera leve ku francoskh
do Uenheia. "a mill severozapadno cd Nuernberga sko
kaeresa sredo zeznke XII preo prelaza
vezejo NenSijo Italijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
NeZasliSnO nemSkO
barbarstvO z ruskimi
vojnimi ujetniki

TEUTOBURGER VALID ,
Nemcija, 4. aprila. - Ko so v
vojni otrdeli Amerikanci osvo-
bodili taborisce, v katerem sc je
nahajalo $4,000 ruskih vojnih
ujetnikov, so tam odkrili tako
strasne razmere, da oh prizorih,
XII SO jih videli, skoro MISC mo-
gil verjeti svojim lastnim ocem.
Osvobojeni jetniki, cd katerih
nj ostala drugega kot kost in
koza, da izgledajo kot zivi okost-
njaki, so kot zivali planili v ta-
boriscno skladisce "a zivez in 81
basali v usta surovo moko in
koscke ziveza, XII so ga postrga-
Ii tia. Drugi so tekli ma bliznja
polja in rokami kopali po zem-
Iii, da bi nasli k a k neizkopan
krompir.
Nemski straznik pobledel cd
strahu
Ameriski correspondent, XII je
o bis al osvobojeno taborisce,
pravi, da ko je vprasal nekega
Nemca, XII je bill straznik v ta-
boriscu, ako bi bill pripravljen
biti ujetnik pod enakimi razme-
rami, pod kakrsnimi so Nemci
drzali Ruse, je Nemec cd stra-
hu pobledel kot zid ter nj hotel
nicesar odgovoriti.
Kakor sc je dognalo ma po-
dlagi zapiskov in pokopalisca v
blizini taborisca, je tam v teku
zadnjih treh let umrlo cd lakote
30, 900 Rusov. Neki ruski zdrav-
mix, sam ujetnik, XII je incl v ro-
kah oskrbo ujetnikov, je rekel,
da so oni, XII so ostali zivi, tako
izstradani, da je malo upanja,
da bi ostali pri zivljenju. lie IL
redno bogata hrana preko dali
sega casa jih utegne resiti.
Ujetnisko taborisce, XII Sc ma
haja ma obronkih Teutoburge1
Walda JUNO cd Biefelda, ije bile
osvobojeno cd 822. opazovalne
grupe druge oklopne divizije, ki
je pod poveljstvom podpolkov.
nika Wheeler III. Mariana, k
je donna il Farminghama, Mass
'Bilo je proved Rusov," pravi
Nemec
Ujetniki so ziveli v lesenil
.kolibah, in taborisce je bilo Oh
dano zicnimi ograjami. Kores
pondent, XII je obiskal taborisee
pravi, da je mnogo ujetniko,
tako sestradanih, da se mis-,
mogli drzati pokonci vec kot pa
trenotkov.
| Mozje, II 50 bill poslani v Dol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
DRAM. DRUSTVO CANTON
VEROVsEK''

clanstvu dramskega drustva
Anton Verovsek' Sc sporoca,
da Sc bo v petek, oh 8. uri I'VE
Ger vrsila seja v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Vabi Sc ma polnostevilno udelez-
- 3s .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
OBSOJENE ZAMORKE PRI
WAC" BILE POMILOsCENE

BOSTON, 3. aprila. - Danes
so bile pomiloscene stiri mlade
zamorke, clanise WAC vojaske-
ga oddelka, XII SO bile nedavno
obsojene z necastnim odpustom
in enoletno jeco, ker Sc MISC ho-
tele pokoriti poveljem in odsle
ma sedeco stavko. Zamorke, XII
so bile nastayljene vneki vojaski
bolnisnici, SO trdile, da SO bile
predmet plemenske diskrimina-
CHE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-05
lndustrijialci U Porenju ze
kujejo na6rte, da resiijio suoje
inuesticiijie U polon,u Nem6ije
Hoeeio neodvisno drzovo Poreniu.
ki bo ''vorovoIo" demokro+iSni zopod
pred ruskim bolisevizmom ~-,>.-.-,--=.-

BAD GODESBERG, Nemcija Pise Raymond Daniel
v New York Times - Indusrijalc Porenju re kujejo
nacrte da zavarujejo svoe investice polomu ga vi
dijo da prihaja Neco To je izvor moenega separa
tstcnega gibanja XII je ocividno dobro financirano.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17

That includes such common decencies as care for the wounded protection for the families of those who fell; education, loans-and those other provisions of the GI. Bill of Rights.
 VICTORY BONDS can help buy what THEY want for Christmas!
 Buy extra Victory Bonds safest investment in the world today!
 Buy all you can-keep all you buy!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17

Men like these bought victory with years of youth -.
 Men like these bought victory with their lives and limbs-a million and quarter of them!
 Men like these are still overseas, waiting to be brought home ...
 All they want for Chrisimus is fair chance to start right in the land their victory made safe and powerful.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
PIcin Boiled Eggs

DLACE the cggS i'm a
saucepan, cover them
with cold water, one cup
for each EGG, and bring this
10 the boiling point grad
ually. For the breakfast
patrons who like. them soft,
remove the eggs the mo
mcnt the water starts 20
boil hard. For hard.Cooked
eggs, reduce the heat and
keep the water at a simmer
ing point. Remove the eggs
in five 10 eight minutes, de-
pending on the hardness
desired
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

THESE two recipes arc
given you through the
courtesy OF an unusual
woman and her unusual
cook book. Elena" born in
Mexico City, spent her
childhood in a little mining
town where her parents
were the village innkeepers.
She learned TO cook then,
and TO experiment with
foods Ten years ago, after
she had come with her
parents 10 the United States,
had married and borne two
sons, she lost her sight.
Her fame as gourmet and
cook i'm her own restaurant
and her courage and out
standing qualities as a
a woman had made her
many friends. One group of
them, San Francisco home
economists, urged her TO
write down her recipes.
Here are two of Elena's ia
vorite egg dishes from that
book.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Two Mexican Egg Dishes
Rice Nests with Egg

Rice Nests with Egg
CNidoS De Arroz Con
HucVO)
"a cup butter or fortified
margarine
IL cups cooked rice
q cup milk
s slices bacon
6 eggs
Salt, pepper
Butter a baking dish, put
the cooked rice i'm il and
make six nests in the rice.
Broil the bacon, and place
a strip around each nest,
holding it in place with a
wooden pick. Break an egg
into each nest, sprinkle with
salt and pepper and dot
with margarine. Bake in a
moderate oven (375 Deg.
F. until the white of the
eggs is cooked but the yolk
is still tender. This takes
five 10 seven minutes. Six
servings.
The other of Elena's two
recipes uses the favorite
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Boxed Eggs in Sauce

6 hard-cOoked eggs
l teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
cup buttcrrd crumbs
cup grated cheese
Tomato sauce
Make twice the recipe in
In the above recipe for to-
mato sauce Cut the eggs in
halves and lay them in a
creased two quart baking
dish. Pour the hot sauce
over them, top with the
cruu~)s which have been
we'll mixed with the cheese.
Bake i'm a moderate oven
1850 Deg. F. 20 minutes.
t'our TO six servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Boxed Eggs in Peppers

-
? large green sweet peppers
i eggs
i teaspoons fortified
margarine
Tomato sauce
Wash the peppers and
cut them in halves cross.
wise. Remove the seeds
and membranes. Cover the
peppers with boiling water
and boil for five minutes.
Drain. Set the four halves
in a shallow baking dish.
Into each pepper cup break
an egg. Sprinkle each with
salt and pepper and a few
grains OF cayenne Add a
teaspoon OF margarine TO
each. Pour abnutt1ve table
spoons of boiling water i'm
the bottom OF the dish.
Bake in a low oven 900
Deg. F4-until the eggs are
set. Remove 10 a hot plat
ter. Serve with tomato
sauce. Four servings.
To make the tomato sauce:
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
You have a
large variety OF
styles for
stout women.

When it comes to fitting the
larger figure, there is none TO
compare with Lane Bryant.
You have a very large variety
of styles in all sizes for stout
women Your clothing is very
well made, wears longer, and Is
yOutAluily styled throughout.
Miss Eva c. Klingbie
Fish Creek, Wi5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Egg and Potato SeaIIop

2 tablespoons fat
2 tablespoons flour
= cups milk
! tablespoon minced
parsley or WatcrcresS
l y teaspoons salt
Pepper
6 cooked potatoes
q 10 s hard dcoOkcd eggs
l cup bread crumbs
Melt the fat; slice the po-
tatoes and eggs. Blend the
fat and flour thoroughly.
Add the milk. Cook over
low heat, stirring constant.
" until thiekeHed. Add the
parsley or watercress, sal
and A sPFihkling of pepper.
Place alternate layers of
potatoes and eggs in a
CREASED baking dish and
pour the white sauce over
the top. Sprinkle this with
bread crumbs. Bake in a
moderate oven (375 Deg. F.
15 minutes, or until the
crumbs are Drowned. Six or
more servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Butter or iOTtlllcd
margarine
Minced parsley
Paprika
Toast strips
Use either a frying pan,
or a double boiler with the
lower part filled with boil
ing--Water.
Break the eggs into a
mixing bowl and beat with
rotary or wheel beater
until they are light and
fluffy. Add salt and pepper
10 taste. DO not add any
liquid. Melt in a heavy fry.
ing pan, or the upper part
of the double boiler, one
tablespoon of butter or for.
titled margarine for each
egg used. When hot, but
not Drowned. pour in the
beaten eggs. Cook over low
heat stirring continuously
u-,!l the eggs are SGT, but
DO not continue 20 cook till
they are dry. Turn out on
no, toast strips on a
warmed plate. GarniSh with
parsley; add a light Sprin-
king OF papril;a. Serve at
once.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

tcNtuF0. tSp 4 f0W-Or mod
crate temperature, whether
the egg is 10 be SoftCOokcd,
medium, or hard-boiled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
[OQSehO1d Almanac
By FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen'S Editor

BECAUSE egg production
- has gone up. and large
stocks are on hand in the
storage houses, Uncle Sans
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Variafions

NARY the seasonin~ using
V a half teaspoon curry
powder for four eggs; or
use celery salt, onion or
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

h o m e economists
say: Tell your read.
erS about the great
variety OF ways eggs
can be served. No red
points are required
for this good protein
food, and, these same
h o m @ economists
might have added,
because so m a n y
homemakerS like 10
serve eggs regularly
through the Lentcn
weeks, eggs and egg
cookery are news
just now.
Egg d S h @ S are
easily prepared. But
don't think the sim
PIE boiled egg can be
treated with disre
Spect. II calls for
care, if it is 10 be de-
licious and right in
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

7. cups canned tomato
luICr
i small onion
1 Glove gaElia
I sw9II bay Leaf
. whole cloves
IL tablespoon, margarine
u tablespoons flour
Heat the tomato juice
with the chopped onion.
garlic, bay leaf and cloves
for ten minutes. Blend the
flour and margarine, strain
the tomato juice and add 20
them, stirring until smooth.
Cook until thickcned, stir.
ring Season and serve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Scrambled Eggs

ALLOW one egg for each
~ seeing when making
scrambled eggs for the
family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

ing irritation OF chaPped SKIN,
externally caused pimpies or sim
pie rash . bland, specially medi-
Gated ReSinol Ointment is most
soothing, and SO hastens healing.
At all druggists. Buy and use both today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
RESIN OL.9s. 9..Is5sP s.1 s6sP
Doctors Relief
For Sore, Hot
Feet Acts Fast
Makes Tight Shoes Easy On Your Feet

You'll marvel how soothing. deodoriziug
Dr. ScholI's Foot Powder speedily helps o.
drive out discomfort of tendaf. tired, sore
aad sWeltrriug feet =. . How wonderfully
easy IL makes new or tight shoes feel on
your feet How qucsly cracked skin
hatueeea- To- ftaHa f--f4i.tf+tteR aif-i
U.her minor foot blcnIishes vanish. DR..
Scholl's Foot Powder also helps prevent
Athletes Foot by krcp,ng the feet ury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Shirred Eggs Mexican

Hucvos Al Horuo a Ia
NcNiCanal
onion
. tablespoons fortified
margarine
! cup tomato sauce
Salt, pepper
= teaspoon chilli powder
s eggs
Nincc the onion and cook
IL in the margarine till ten
der Dut not brown. Add the
tomato sauce, scaSonings
and add a ll;tle hot water
Oh tomato Juice if the sauce
is very thick. Pour the
sauce into six CREASED Gus.
tard cups. Break an egg
into each cup Set the cups
i'm a shallow pan Of hot
water and bake in a mod.
crate oven C375 Deg. F. -
10 Is minutes. Serve that
way; or scoop out Of the
cups and serve on cooked
rice or toast. Six servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
HoW Do You Like Your Eggs 2

garlic salt, or bJCCn-y yeast
salt in place of plain salt
and pepper. Serve GarniShed
with asparagus tips. or
with Curls Of friZZIed dried
beef, or bacon, broilcd ham,
or pan.blOWncd SauSagcs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
%Ztox,!x.yy '''
lnp'''s''

YES, daily ResinoI
care helps remark
ably TO make skin look
and feel cleaner, clear
er and smoother.
Mild, fluffy, and
easy-rinsing, the dis
tinctive lather of fine
Resinol Soap is spe-
cially agreeable for
regular cleansing. IL
is gentle, efficient, and
lastingly refreshing.
For the itchy, burn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

AirNlCdn seasoning
chiii powder this
one makes a per
feet dish for sun
day morning break
fISt hon the lam
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

rs likes 10 iIUFCT and have
.cond hclpingS Try the
shirrCt cers on fried muSh,
TOO, for another treat OR
on huminy or bake in one
large. buttcrcd baking dish,
and serve them from the
dish AZ the table. add crisp
toast points as garuish 10
the dish and the plates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18

anyone can make it-everyone loves it
Combine equal parts of chopped prunes
figs and raisins. Add Peter Pan to form 8
thick mixture. Shape into roll one inch
thick and roll in powdered sugar or grated
coconut. Wrap in waxed paper. Let stand
in refrigerator. Cut into ht-inch slices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
PETER PAN WAEFlEs

"a breakfast treat or dinner dessert!
Sift together 2 cups sifted -four, v tsp. salt,
tsp. baking powder, v cup sugar. Seps-
rate 2 eggs, beat yolks and add to 2 cups
milk Add to -four mixture. Blend together
y cup Peter Pan and y cup melted fat and
add to batter. Fold in beaten egg whites.
Bake in heated waffle iron.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

FOR SALE - 10 acres adjoining
Coolidge. Arizona. on Highway
81 modern home including gray-
ity water. electricity and natural
gas; finest auto court site In
Pinal County: best subdivision
property. Total price $4,000.
Contact b. G. Lettering. Coolidge.
Arizona. or Phone 5-3S4S. Phoe-
nix A3-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03
Fax Bill Discussed
At Sheriffs' Meet

Sheriff James Heron was among
the "a sheriffs and county attor-
neys meeting in Prescott on Sat
urday.
The annual County Attorney and
Sherriff's association business ses-
sion was devoted largely to dis
cussions Of the new tax bill which
imposes on county sheriffs the duty
of seizing personal property when
taxes are unpaid. The bill has been
the subject of editorial comment
throughout the state.
The majority of the sheriffs and
county attorneys present at the
Prescott meeting believed the bill
saddles sheriffs' offices with an
generous responsibility. Pinal coun-
tys Sheriff Heron expresses him
self as favoring the law.
IF we are going to have tax
laws" Heron states. ''it stands
to reason that there must be teeth
in them. II II is necessary for en-
forcement to fall to sheriff's offices.
then that Is their job"
Saturday evening convening sher-
ifs and county attorneys were en-
tertained with a barbecue at Gran
ite Basin.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

. John Borree, who is employed
In Flagstaff. spent a few days last
week with his mother. Mrs. Joseph
inc Borree and family.
. Mr. and Mrs. G.. ]. Wells re-
turned Saturday from three weeks
vacation at Whiteriver.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

FOR SALE-l929 Chev. coupe. II
mile east and u mile north La
Palma, or write. Warren Steele.
Randolph. Arizona. A3-1p
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

Grande; Gustavo Gobeu and Maria
Dolores Ramirez of Eloy; Theron
Lester Miller, Santa Barbara and
Muriel Virginia Dallas of Miami;
Dennis James Fisher of Phoenix
and Frances McClendon of Glen
dale; Alonzo Enos of Tucson and
Lottie Finnegan of San Xavier;
Lewis G. Storey and Ida Mae Sligh
OF Casa Grande; Norton +. Schewel
and Millicent G. Bonnell of Flor
ence; Harry Taniguchi and Suyeko
Tamaka of Rivers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows and
6-month-old Jersey heifer; l milk
separator. First house east Pinal
Machine Shop. e@A A3-1p
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

o II. c. Brannon underwent a ma
jor operation at Florence Thurs
day. He is reported to be conval-
escing splendidly.
. Mrs. c. ID. Haldeman spent the
weekend in Phoenix with Mrs. Dick
Irving. They are former school
mates.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hodges and
children. Eugene and Anne. re-
turned Sunday from Prescott,
where they spent two weeks. They
have bought a house there and
plan to make Prescott their per
manent home. They will move on
August Is.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

Cpl. Charley Eugene Etchieson,
who recently returned to the States
after serving three and half years
overseas with Company o OF the
i5sth Infantry, has received an hon.
orable discharge from the army.
After a brief rest and visit here
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. D..
{. Etchieson. the serviceman went
70 San Diego, where he is now en-
ployed in a ship yard. He 10 the
first OF five brothers In the service
TO return civilian life.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

FOR SALE-Cattle Ranch in Mari
copa County between ella Bend
and Casa Grande. aggregating
about $50 sections. including two
home ranch headquarters, earth
tanks. wells and equipment;
also 1900 head cattle guaranteed.
possibly more. together with
sucking calves; three sides
fenced. Price si75. 900. Best buy
In Arizona today. Also have 40
section ranch In the mountains
with 300 head cattle at 100000
Contact B. G. Lettering. Coolidge,
Arizona. or Phone 5-334S, Phoe-
nix. A3-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

Q Mrs. Ben Sweazea returned re-
Gently from San Diego. California.
where she spent month visiting
her sister.
Q Mr.. and Mrs Phil Fent have
sold their home on Lincoln Avenue
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Valazza.
The Fents plan TO buy ranch
near Coolidge.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Chesley and
family OF Flagstaff left Sunday
for their home after a few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Chesley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03
Marriage Licenses
Go to Nine Couples

Marriage licenses were issued to
nine couples by Pinal county clerk
of the court office from July "a to
81. They are: William Jessie
Perry of Dothan. Ala. and Eleanor
Juliet Cash of Tucson; Edward Ar
menta and Dorothy Roos. of Casa
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03
Want Ads

FOR SALE-One 25-h.p. motor, %
KVA transformer and starter. 20
cycles. J. c. Cullins. Az miles
southwest Of Coolidge. A3-2p
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

The Purple Heart Medal was re
Gently awarded TO Marine Private
First Class Clinton r. Rivers, so,
for wounds received in action
against the enemy on Two Jima, &C
eording TO word received from a
U. S. Naval Hospital. San Diego,
this week. While serving as a run
ner in an infantry unit, he was hit
in the right arm by Jap shrapnel.
A member Of the Fifth Marine
Division, he is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rivers, Sacaton, Ariz-
ona. His wife, Catherine, also re-
sides at Sacaton,
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03

WANTED-Nice 3-Bedroom house
on West Pima Avenue or in West
Coolidge Addition. We have cash
buyer. ARIZONA LAND AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
J13-tf
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03
Church Supper
Tuesday Night

There will be a pot luck supper
on the lawn of Community Presby-
terian church Tuesday night at
O'Clock. This is the usual monthly
family gathering of church mem
bers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-03
n. G Murray Honored
On Birthday Sunday

Mrs. n. G. Murray entertained
a group of friends Sunday evening
in honor of her husbands birthday.
Cards furnished the evenings en-
tertainment and large birthday
cake featured the occasion.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Bicknell, DR.. and Mrs. G.. B. Stew
ard. Mrs. Avis Hobby and Captain
b. l.. Steward.