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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Calendar o. Com;ng GGvenh
THURSDAY, JUNE %

THURSDAY, JUNE e
FORMAL. DANCE USO Club, at $3.50 p
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles in Aerie Hail. at p m
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY VIEW Hail. sponsored by Ladies
Auxiliary, Oskar Andreas Post, at 8 p m
FRIDAY, JUNE %
PUBLIC salad party at Kings Daughters
Home to benefit Onward Circle, at p m
MASONIC Service Center Cadetes, special meeting at the
Center, at 1880 m.
l. O F. in Barron Hall. at p. m.
SATURDAY. JUNE 30
RUMIAGE SALE Matthews building, sponsored by Loy-
al Workers Circle of Kings Daughters.
SUNDAY. JULY !
REUNION of pupils teachers and their families
Maplegrovc School, Sterling District No. g. at Dodge
Park Utica Fraser road Basket lunch at IL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28

THE MOUNT CLEMENS Muir
sery school will close Friday for
the months of July and August,
Mrs. Vail Ellis announced today.
Friday afternoon the group Will
spend at the Municipal Beach on
an outing. The affair will also
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

i mi. } to the center OF section
south line or said Allen Addi-
tion approx. u nil TO the
section line between section
% and % (Which point is
the Sc corner of said Allen
Addition) thence southerly
along the section line (approx.
1925 ft.) TO the SW corner OF
Seagoe's Fourth Addition TO
Coolidge In section 27: thence
being in section q easterly
along the south line of said
Seagoe's Four b Addition
(approx. 1912 ft.) to the Sc
corner OF said Seagoe's Fourth
Addition: thence northerly zap
prox. $40 ft.) 10 the NE cor
of said Seagoes Fourth Addi-
ton; thence easterly approx.
Il mi.) along the easterly pro-
longation OF the north line of
said Seagoe's Fourth Addition
10 the North and South Il sec
tion line of section 81; thence
southerly along the said Il
section line (approx. $40 feeD
to the 'SW corner of the NWA
OF the NEA OF section q;
thence easterly along the 1/16
line approx. Is mil to the Sc
corner of the Wa of the NEA
of the NEi4 OF Section q (be-
ing the Sc corner of the Stoe-
ger Subdivislon): I h n e
Northerly along the 1882 line
approx. u mil TO the NEA
corner of the said VIZ of the
NEL of the NE4 of section
81 (being the NE corner of said
Stoeger Subdivision); thence
westerly along the section line
between sections q and %
(approX. Is nil TO the Sc
corner Of Baughn's Townsite
OF Coolidge in section %;
thence being IN section 20
northerly along the East line
of said Baughn's Townsite
(approx. X nil TO the NE cor
ner of the said Baughn's Town
site; thence westerly along
the L section line (approx.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

County, Arizona, at the United
States Post Office IN Coolidge.
Arizona. and at the office of the
San Carlos Irrigation District.
The above and foregoing Reso-
luton was regularly passed and
adopted by the unanimous and full
vote of the Board of Supervisors OF
Pinal County. Arizona, the 18th day
OF August, 1945.
J. w. SPRAY,
Chairman of the Board OF
Supervisors of Pinal Coun-
ty. Arizona.
ATTEST:
Nj. G.. MANN, Clerk.
First publication: Aug. IT, 1915.
Last publication: Sept. IA, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

%; thence northerly along the
4 section line approx X mi.)
to the point of beginning.
Against Incorporation" and said
special election shall be conducted
as is provided for county and state
elections.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of said Notice be published
in the Coolidge Examiner" news
paper of general circulation in the
town OF Coolidge, Arizona. on Aug
ust It. oath and 31st. and Septem-
Der 7th and 14th, 1945, and that
copies OF said notices be posted on
the bulletin board at the office of
the Justice of the Peace of Pre-
einct No. s, in Coolidge, Pinal
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07
First GI University
Overseas Is Opened

War Department plans which
have been maturing for two years
today became a reality with the
opening Of the University Study
Center az Florence. Italy. the first
GI university overseas 10 operate
on a full-time basis.
With Dedication Day exercises
held on July $. 1915. troops await
Ing redeployment 10 the United
States or other theaters OF opera
tions began or started TO further
their aollege education until their
ship comes in"
The student body OF the new
University is drawn from every
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

special election shall be Paul
Loucks inspector; A. d. Tyler and
Lima ODonnell. Judges; Ruby Eli
lott and Mrs. ID. S. Davis, Clerks;
and ]. ]. Davis, Marshall The bal
lots 10 be used at said special cleo
tion shall be "for incorporation" or
is hereby called TO be held at the
office OF the Justice OF the Peace
OF Number Precinct. in Coolidge,
Pinal County. Arizona. in said de-
scribed district. upon the 18th day
OF September. l945. between the
hours OF six (6) o'clock a. m. and
six co o'clock p. IN. OF said day to
determine the question whether or
not said described territory and
district shall be incorporated under
the name OF the Town of Coolidge
That the description and boundaries
OF the said proposed Town OF Cool
idge. are as follows, to-wit;
Beginning at the Ma corner OF
said section %: thence wester-
ly along the section line zap
prox. !. NIL TO the NV cor
ner OF section %; thence
southerly along the section line
between sections u and 22
(approx. y mil 10 the NE
corner OF the South X of the
SEA- OF the NEA OF section 21;
thence being In section II
westerly along the 1872 line
(approx. Il mil to the NV
corner of the said Sla of the
SEi4 OF the NEA OF section 2l;
thence southerly along the 1/16
line approx. q nil to the SW
corner OF the SEA OF the SEA
OF Section 2l; which point Is
also the NV corner of the NEA
OF the NEl4 OF Section 2S;
thence being In section %
southerly along the l/l6 line
approx 1925 ft) to point.
said point being the intersec-
ton OF the said 1/16 line and
the westerly prolongation OF
the south line OF the Allen
Addition TO the Townsite of
Coolidge: thence easterly along
the said prolongation and
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

spects. qualified electors OF tn
State OF Arizona, residing With
he following described limits:
Beginning at the Ma corner OF
said section %; thence Wester-
ly along the section line zap
prox X mil TO the NV corner
OF section %, thence southerly
along the section line between
sections 21 and % (approX. =
nil TO the NE corner OF the
South X OF the Sci. OF the
NEis OF Section 81. thence be-
ing In section q westerly along
the 1882 line (approx i mi TO
the NV corner OF the said Si2
OF the SEA OF the NEA OF sec
tion 81. thence southeriy along
the / rs line (approX = mi to
the SW corner OF the SEA OF
the SEA of Section 2l: which
point is also the NV corner
OF the Me-. OF the NEi4 OF
section 2S. thence being in sec
tion IS southerly along the 10
line tapprox 7525 ft) 10
point. said point being the in
tersection OF the said 1/f6 line
and the westerly prolongation
OF the south line Of the Allen
Addition to the Townsite of
> Coolidge: thence easterly a
long the said prolongation and
south line Of said Allen Addi-
tion approx. u mil TO the
section line between section
2S and q (Which point is the
Sc corner OF said Allen Addi-
tom. thence southerly along
the section line approx. 372.5
II. to the SW corner Of Seagoe's
Fourth Addition 10 Coolidge
in section 81: thence being in
section 81 easterly along the
south line OF said Seagoe's
Fourth Addition approx. 1912
ft.) 10 the Sc corner of said
Seagoe's Fourth Addition:
thence northerly approx. $40
ft.) 10 the NE corner OF said
Seagoe's Fourth Addition:
thence easterly approx. u
mi. along the easterly pro-
longation OF the north line OF
said Seagoe's Fourth Add
tion 10 the North and South
4 section line OF section 81:
thence southerly along the
said Il section line (approx.
$40 ft.) TO the SW corner OF
the NWi4 OF the NEA OF sec
tion 81: thence easterly along
the 1E6 line (approx. = mil
10 the Sc corner OF the VIA of
the NE4 OF the NEA OF SEQ
tion 81 (being the Sc corner
OF the Stoeger Subdlvision);
thence northerly along the l/32
line approx. u mil 10 the
NE corner OF the said Wa
OF the NEL OF the NEA of
section q (being the NE cor
ner OF said Stoeger subdivi-
sion): thence westerly along
the section line between sec
tions 27 and 22 tapprox u mil
10 the Sc corner OF Baughn's
Townsite OF Coolidge in SEQ
ton %; thence being in sec
ton % northerly along the
East line OF said Baughn's
Townsite (approx. u nil TO
the NE corner OF the said
Baughns Townsite; thence
westerly along the u sec
ton line approx Il mil to
the center OF section %; thence
northerly along the u section
line (approx. Il mil TO the
point OF beginning.
That all OF the officers OF sai
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

Charlie Jenkins got back from
overseas the other day, dis
charged for wounds +. and he
was pretty well banged up.
Naturally, our town felt
mighty bad about It We wanted
to sympathize with him and
help him. But Doc Walters set
Us straight about that.
He said that what Charlie
wanted most was to be accepted
as one Of the gang again. :. a. Il
nothing had happened 70 we
asked him over 70 pitch horse.
shoes with bis good hand, and
enjoy q friendly glass Of beer
and chew the Fat Nke old times.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

branch OF service In the Mediter-
ranean theater. and includes WACs
and Nurses. officers and enlisted
men Eligibility 10 attend the Uni
versity depends upon meeting one
OF these three qualifications: a.
graduation from high school; (2)
attendance al college. or 81 a
grade OF l0j or more on the Army
General Classification Test In
view OF the number Of applicants
qualified for instruction. 1t Is ex-
pected that enrollmera will be
stepped up TO a maximum OF 1000
by September.
Students take three courses.
classes in each being held five
times weekly. In this way. ii IS
possible 10 do the equivalent OF a
semester's college work at the Uni
yersity In two four-week sessions.
The American Council on Educa-
tion In the United States has agreed
10 review all courses offered at the
Center and TO make recommends
tions for appropriate college credits
in American Universities.
Soldiers can enroll IN the Uni
yersity without any fear that II
will delay their return home. II
a students outfit is alerted for
shipment back TO the States. or II
be bcomes eligible for discharge.
he will be Immediately released.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07
(Advertls
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Row to Greet q
Wounded Soldier

And you should have seen him
pick upl From being scared Of
meeting people. Charlie got his
confidence back and soon be-
came his own self again.
From where I sit, Dec Walters
gave us the right steer. The
wounded men coming home
don't want our sympathy or our
overenthusiastic help. They
want to be treated like the rest
OF us -. with q chance to work
and lead q normal life. And
that's the least we canpfIer them.
&s:M"u<
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION

= Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant 10 a resolution adopted by
the Board OF Supervisors OF the
County OF Pinal. State OF Arizona.
al a regular meeting OF said Board
held on the 9th day of August. 1915.
at the City OF Florence. Pinal
County. Arizona. that an election
Of all OF the real property tax
payers, who are also. In all re-
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

3ul III o. MN GllnD1d fnoAtK. AA1ofA
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-07

Fancy Quality
Hale and Elberta
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-25
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

SATURDAY AFTERNOON
IL :30-Noon News
12:45-Trade Winds Tavern
1:15-Of Men and Books
1:30-Amateur Show
1:45--Tea Dance
2:00-News
2:05-Mid-day Varieties
3:00-Commentary
3:05-Matinee Melodies
3:30-Saturday Musicale
4.00-NeWS
4.05-It's Dance Time
4:15-Alaska CHARACTERIZATION
Society
4:30-Hit Parade
5:00-NeWS
5:05-Music
5:15-Crimson Trail
5:30-Don Cossack Chorus
5:35-Organ Melodies
5.45-Excursions in Science
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-25
DAILY kINY
RADIO LOG
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM

lONlOnl = ERO0RAN
6:00-Pan American News
6:15-Marching to Victory
6:30-Melodies in Variation
6:45-Song Parade
7:00-Assembly of God
7:15-NewS
7:30-USO Commands
8:00-Sportscast
8:05-Roseroom
8:15-Fishing News
8:30-South American Way
8:45-Eventide Echoes
9:O0-Unity Viewpoint
9:15-Evening Concert
9:30-House of Peter MacGregor
9:45-Alaska Line News
10 :00-Treasure Chest
10:15-Open House
11:00-Gastineau News
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-25
SATURDAY MORNING

MAY 26l
8:00-News
8.15-Wake Up and Live
9:00-News
9:05-What America is Playing
9:15-Stock Market
9:30-Hawaiian Echoes
9:45-Juneau Consumer Trade
10:00-News
10:05-Carolina Hayride
10:30-KINY Bandstand
IL .00-News
11.05-Petite Musicale
11:15-The Land is Bright
IL :45-Listen to Linkletter
l2:00-Song Parade
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

CURELY no well-informed person will con-
~ tend that the Catholic publications of the
country have the financial means possessed
by the secular press of the United States.
And yet-Aconsider some facts.
At the time of the war in Spain. 1896 to
1899, in which the Soviet Reds. allied with
Reds from other countries tried TO overthrow
the Catholic Church in Spain, il was mainly
the Catholic papers of this country, the Hearst
press and few other isolated secular papers
which told the truth about that war; Hun
dreds of other secular papers in this country
were guilty of false reporting g-not to say any
thing about preiudiced editorializing.
There was an editorial writer on the Balt-
more Evening Sun by the name of Gerald
Johnson who consistently attacked the Cath
oc forces of Spain by calling them brutal
Fascists. He had never a word to say ed-
torialy concerning the sweeping campaign
of murder carried on by the Reds in Spain
against members of the Catholic hierarchy in
Spain, the priests, the members of the re-
ligious brotherhoods and ssterhoods and
members Of the Catholic laity; nothing to say
in protest against the burning by the Reds of
the Catholic churches, seminaries, novitiates,
converts. universities colleges and schools in
Spain. Mr.. Johnson was member OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Why Is 1t?
From the Catholic Review of Baltimore Washington n c.

" Baltimore and Washington, ID u
North American committee To aid Spanish
Democracy, an organization which gave COM
fort and support to the murderers and arson
lists in Spain. When Mr.. Johnson was asked
the direct question, person TO person, by the
editor of the Review, why he had not referred
on any occasion to the campaign Of murder
and arson by the leftists in Spain, ne said
naivelv he had not read much on the subject.
When in more recent months the Catholic
papers Of this country, and the Hearst papers
and some few other secular papers dared to
express doubt concerning the sincerity of
Stain they were almost accused Of treachery
to this country. So what?
Recent news stories or comments in some
few secular papers in the United States in
cluding the New York Times, have evidenced
concern as to some of Russas actions. Even
American soldiers who have returned home,
including men well-educated and observant.
have told friends in this country not to put
any too much trust in Russia.
In this issue there is a story telling Of the
persecution of Catholic leaders in Jugoslavia
by Tito, the srch-communistic leader In
what other papers have you found such
information
Why is il that the Catholic papers can
obtain and publish such information and most
of the secular papers can not?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
WHAT DO You KNOW?

island on which Rabaul Is
situate (c) a French
province
4-ln what type Of movie role
will you nearly always see
Arthur Treacher?
5--What is the difference be-
tween a passport and a visa,
6-True or false: ta) The
Moors ruled Spain absolutely
for more than 400 years:
(b) The Y, s. declared war
on Finland in 19447
7-iIow old was Jesus when he
was baptized
g. What was the name Of the
outstanding marine fighter
squadron Of which "Pappy'
Boyington, flying ace, was
skipper? ~
Answers on cppo "e psgeD
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

tions had Molotov spoken alone,
But he did not.
On Oct. 3, some hours before Sec
retary Byrnes spoke - Izvestia,
the Moscow organ of the Soviet gov
ernment, published front page edi-
torial accusing Britain and America
of "disloyalty" to their engagements
and Secretary Byrnes of "obstruc-
ton"
Izvestia threatened that
"H the American and British
governments wiH in the future insist
upon their position then this tOiu
shake the Uery basis of collaboration
among the three poUers. /"
The Izvestia screed made front
page news" for the Communist
Daily Worker in New York.
On its own account the Daily
Worker said:
"These are not idle words.
"We knoD that the SoUiet press
uses such language Uery precisely
and Uery deliberately.
Every American, who has his
country's future at heart, must rouse
himself to realize that THE POLICY
OF THE UNITED STATES has
placed the Whole structure of peace
in crisis"
A LLEGING fantastically that
American big business" is try
ing to isolate the Soviet Union"
and undermine the democratic
forces" the American Communist
sheet also said:
-. The state department is
operating in the interests of an arro-
CANT and Udin imperialism, which is
trying to achieve nothing les, than
the domination of the entire Dorld."
The immediate meaning of these
Communist outbursts is evident.
With the peace effort disrupted
by SOVIET RUSSIA Communist
campaign to smear" the American
state department as the culprit has
been started, to be echoed of course
in this country by the pink and red
press and radio commentators.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

DIBLE WEEK has been proclaimed through
I'D out the nation.
The Holy Bible will ever be the rock of ages
1t is the unaltersbe truth that wherever
His book has been honored, there national
life has been glorious;
Wherever it has been dshonored, upon such
people have fallen blight and death.
Despite all the whirling tides of world con-
fct the old Book is still casting its
Illuminating rays of light over the
darkened corners of the earth.
WALK in the forest, on the plains by
w the complaining sea, in the mountain
ranges where the eternal snow mantes
in spotless purity the loftiest SUBMITS Of
the world, like natures vestments,
the mighty altars of the ever living God.
Here on the vast cathedral dome, not reared
by mortal hands, we must interpret and
understand.
Here these enduring tokens have seen the
Chaldean shepherds watch their flocks.
Here they saw the Assyran build Nineveh
and Babylon and they witnessed the fall
of these great cities
Here the conquering legions of Cyrus and
Persia passed in review before them.
Here they witnessed Alexanders slaughter
ing march and his death in distant Asia.
Here they stood on the picket line of the ages
when Caesar fell beneath the hand OF
Brutus in the Roman senate chamber.
Here Attila, the Hun, retreated after failing to
crush the Christian world at Chalons.
~
YTNHE empire of Caesar is gone; the legons
Il of Rome smoldering in the dust; the
avalanche that Napoleon hurled upon
Europe has passed away the pride of the
Pharaohs is fallen; the pyramids they
erected to be their tombs sinking
every day in the desert sand Tyre is but
A rock for bleaching fishermen's nets;
Sdon has scarcely left wreck behind.
BUT THE HOLY BIBLE STILL LIVES.
INDEED, tradition has dug for it many a
Il grave; intolerance has lighted for it many
a fagoti many Judas has betrayed it
with kiss many a Peter has denied it
with an oath; many Demas has or
saken it. But THE HOLY BIBLE STILL
SURVIVES.
WHEN we pass through natures aises,
w beneath the heavens fretted vaults,
where the sweet influence of the Pleiades
beams from afar where Arcturus still
guides his sons in the days Of job;
where the solemn anthem Of the cease
less tides sounds the death knell of the
passing centuries
We feel the thrill that things moving
under Gods laws are greater than man;
That all this is not system Of mere
chance, tempered by accident but that
the Heavenly Father ordered it from he
beginning and reigneth forever.
CtI MONUMENTUM REQUIRIS CIRCUM-
- SPICE. Of you would see his monuments
look around)
Gods imprimatur is on all nature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
knowledge Test
Nv DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

THE japanese premier s
now: (a) Shigenori Togo;
CO. Higsshi-kuni; (c) Ko-
noye?
2-Trieste may be found on the:
(al eastern shore Of the
Adriatic; (b) western shore
of the Aegean; (cD southern
shore Of the Mediterranean?
3-Clavier is the German for:
tal piano; Nb) harmony;
tcl Keyboard s-
"A blind alley is street:
(a) with no houses; tb)
with no outlet; (c) with no
pavement
s-Col. James Bowie had n;
taj star named after him
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
MOIOfOV Said Id First

IN EXPLAINING officially why
tAe London Conference Of the
Council Of Foreign Ministers ended
in a "stalemate," Secretary of State
Byrnes said unequivocally that
Soviet Russia was to blame.
That is undoubtedly what the rec
ord of history will say.
BY defaulting on his own promise
by injecting insupportable techni
calities into the discussions-by as
suming stubborn attitude in oppo-
sition to the four other conferees-
and by rejecting a reasonable COM
promise proposed by Secretary
Byrnes-by these actions Commissar
Molotov defeated the whole purpose
Of the gathering. IA
SECRETARY BYRNES related
~ the facts calmly and dispassion-
ately, with no trace of resentment.
His forbearance was quite re-
markable, for both Commissar Molo-
tov and the Soviet government had
by invoking an old Communist
trick-sought to transfer response
bility for their own sabotage to the
other delegates, including Mr.,
Byrnes himself.
Secretary Byrnes left London on
Oct. 4, when the conference ad-
journed.
On the day following Molotov
held press conference in London at
which he said the council broke up
because the four other nations re
fused to accept a "compromise" "
which he had presented.
"A CTUALLY, what he had offered
was merely re-statement of the
Russian 'position"-a last attempt
to dictate the decision and to bind
the council to future procedure on
Soviet Russia s terms.
And Molotov added insult to
injury" by falsely accusing the
British and American governments
Of breaking their agreements.
This would have been an offense
against truth and the comfy of ma.
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