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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
FIFOLT'S CARD AND GIFT
SHOPPE

DAM Fifolt, formerly active
with Glasbena Matica and Ivan
Cankar and her husband Joe
Fifolt, Secretary of lodge "Com'
rades," member of the Supreme
Board of the Slovene National
Benefit Society, also active in
local Ward and Community &C.
tivities, have opened up a very
nice gift and card shoppe, 10.
Gated at 1921 Superior Avenue.
A fine selection of Norcross
greeting cards are available. In
addition, Christmas wrappings,
Hollywood ceramics, toys, all
nation dolls, electrical appli,
ances, imported Czech jewelry
leather goods, such as bill folds
and radio tubes can be secured
Other items will be added as
conditions permit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29

Net Proceeds Of October 18th
Dance
The proceeds of the benefit
dance sponsored by the United
Slovene American Youth Of
Cleveland amounted to $224.5O
This amount was given to
Branch No. 80 Slovene Ameri-
can National Council, to be
sent to Slovenia toward the con-
5truction of the children's hos
pital. Our thanks are hereby
given to Betsy Rcgs Lodge No.
1856, AFU for their donation.
Halloaoe'en Party Gala Affair
Our Slovene Costumed Hal
lowe'en Party held at fellow
member Rudy Krall's residence
turned out to be a gala affair,
and was enjoyed by all who at
tended. Proof was the fact that
at 3 a. m. all the members
where reluctant to leave.
Hay Ride Turns to Barn Dance
Saturday, November 18th the
hay ride at Sunbeam Riding
Academy, turned out to be a
barn dance, due to the rain. A
grand time was had by all and
member Helen Ivancic furnished
the good Slovene waltzes, polkas
etc. on the accordian.
Last Meeting-
! Our last meeting was held
Monday, November 18th at the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
ENGLISH SECTION NOV
NOV. 20, 1916
CONCERT AND DANCE

The Croatian Culture Club,
with its Nightingale Singers,
and Junior Symphony Tambu-
rita Orchestra, is sponsoring a
concert and dance in the Slo.
venian Auditorium, GAIT st.
Clair Avenue this Sunday, De.
cember 1st 1946 at 2::3O p. m.
sharp.
Under the capable direction
of Mr.. Joseph Gregurincic, this
program is expected to be one
of the most outstanding ever
presented by the group. Dane.
ing in the evening, will be to the
tunes of the popular Pete So
kach Orchestra. Refreshments
will be served.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
The United Sloyene Youth Of Cleveland

Slovene Workmen's Home, Wa
terIoo Rd. Members agreed to
have a skating party on Sunday
December LIST. We will meet at
the Skateland on Euclid Ave. All
members should take note!
Also on the calendar Of events
is a Christmas party to be held
at Rudy Krall's home. AS in the
past we have all experienced
wonderful times at the parties
planned by Rudy, and we are all
anxious to attend.
Plans for New Years Eve
celebration have been tabled till
our next meeting, which will be
held on December End at the
Slovene National Home, GAIT
St. Clair Ave. All members are
requested to hold open that
, date, since we have a number Of
unfinished business matters to
attend to. Before l close, may ]
remind you to attend the skat-
ing party Sunday, December
1
1st, at Skateland.
Hope to see you there!
A Member.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
Wedding Bells

On November 9th, M S S
Frances Gatozzi, became the
bride of Henry Prijatel of 900
London Road. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Gatozzi of 1876 St. Clair Ave
nue.. The ceremony was per-
formed in Holy Redeemer
Church.
Miss Dorothy Sever, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Jennie Sever, 435
East 156 Street, became the
bride of Mr.. Bernard Kraft, son
of Mr.. Leonard Kraft of Will
loughby, Ohio, on Thanksgiving
Day. The wedding ceremony
was performed in St. Jerome's
Church.
Last Saturday, Mrs. Anna Stu
plea of Kildeer Avenue was
united in marriage to Mr.. Geo.
Nagode of 1876 Corsica Avenue
Attendants at the wedding were
Mrs. Antonia Svetek of East
200 Street and Mr.. Joseph Stra-
zisar.
Tomorrow at $50 a. m. Miss
Elsie Pirnat, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Louis Pirnat, 14207
Thames Avenue, will become
the bride of Mr.. Frank Fende
son of MIR. and Mrs. John Fen.
de, 1851 East 167 Street. The
wedding ceremony will be per,
formed in St. Mary's Church
Holmes Avenue. A wedding re-
ception will be held in the eve
ming at Kuncic Hall, Waterloo
Road.
Congratulations!
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Comrades Note Book
J. r. FifOlt
| Comrades Meeting


The usual faithful attended
our last meeting with some new
faces, namely Ed and Vic Wall
encheck. Sick reports for Lou
Shuber and Vic Zarnick passed
for payment. Change of policy
forms for Sue Pakis, Stan Lau-
rich, Bertha Cerne Walden ap-
iproved.
Results of our previous dance
given and all workers that par
ticipated thanked. Plans for our
December affair discussed. En-
tertainment Committee to line
up our Dec. 28th election meet
ing, consisting of music, refresh
mentss possibility of getting the
G.I. together and giving them a
suitable token of appreciation.
Formal approval given regard
ing the purchase of playground
equipment for the Farm. Frank
Ross and his wife Pauline re-
ported for the bowling teams
which recently have struck a
snag in their uphill climb. Molly
Koren reported on the last ath-
letic board meeting and request
ed cooperation of the members
to participate in their forthcom-
ing dance to be held in Collin
wood on Saturday, Dec. 21st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
25th ANNIVERSARY DANCE
OF LODGE 1877 AFU

Lodge Morning STAR No.
1877 AFU (Jutranje zvezda) will
celebrate it's 25th anniversary
with a dance at the Slovene Ma
tional Home, GAIT St. Clair
Avenue tomorrow. The usual re-
freshments will be on hand. Pete
Srnick and his orchestra will
furnish the music. All are in
Vited to attend.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
BIRTH

Announcing the birth of a
baby girl Jean Carol, on Novem-
Der End, are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
and Steffie Barto1, 20S73 Miller
Avenue. Grandparents are Mr.,
and Mrs. George Kraincic of
Willoughby, Ohio, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bartol of Arcade
Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
United SNPJ Lodge G.l.
RU92Ouet

Preliminary details for the
United St. Clair SNPJ Lodge
CT. Banquet to be held, both
halls, SINH on St. Clair, on Sat-
urday March 1, 1947, are pretty
well lined up.
The affair will be sponsored
by lodges, Comrades, Lipa, Lun-
der Adamic, Napredne Sloven-
Ike, Naprej and Vodnikov Venec.
1t will be held in honor of the
service men and women from
these lodges.
The following officials were
elected at the last meeting, JOS
eph Skok, President; Joe Fifolt,
Vice President; Secretary and
Recording Sec'y Ludvik Medve-
SEX; Anton Wapotich, Treasur-
er; assisted by Leo Polsak; Au-
diting Committee, Joe Trebets,
Josephine Zakrajsek and Tony
kerze.
In the upper hall, Johnny
Vadnal and his orchestra will
provide the music. A popular
trio will be secured for the lower
hall.
In the near future an invita-
tion letter will be sent out by the
secretary of these lodges to all
their service men and women.
This letter will be retained by
the service men and women and
presented at the door for compli-
mentary banquet and dance tic
kets. Included with the letter
will be a return postcard to in
dicate if they will be present, ac-
companied by their partner be
it wife, sweetheart, mother or
dad, also if they wish to reserve
any additional banquet tickets
for their immediate friends.
After these returns are in, the
sale of banquet tickets will be
open to other SNPJ members.
Comrades Christmas Dance
Dec. nth
Comrades annual Christmas
dance will be held Saturday,
Dec. 18th at the SINH on St.
Clair, with music by Johnny Ia
lokar and his boys. In apprecia-
tion for the fine support that
the dance group has given our
lodge during the past few years,
a number of door prizes will be
awarded; donated by Comrades
members. Thus far, Prijatel
Radio, 1877 E. Goth; Tony Debe-
Wits Hi Speed Gas Station, Cor.
E. 14Oth and Lake Shore; AZ
man Meat Market, 65O1 ST..
Clair; Fifolt's Gilt and Card
Shoppe, 1921 Superior Ave. !;
Michaels Florist at 58th and
Superior; Boston Food Store,
1914 Euclid Ave.; Chas. Prija-
tel and Joe Buchar, proprieters,
have responded to the cause.
More no doubt will be added
to the list. Plenty of help will be
required that evening, which
Pauline Spik is lining up.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
IN HOSPITAL

The we'll known Mrs. Frances
Kapel, 1925 st. Clair Avenue,
is confined to Charity hospital,
where she underwent an opera
ton. Friends may now visit her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
ENGAGED

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Planisek
of 445 East 158 Street, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Lillian Ann to Mr.. Joseph
J. Yuko of 1O3O2 Yale Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
HONORABLY DISCHARGED

Sgt. William Brencic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Brencic,
17724 Delavan Road, has re-
turned home, honorably dis
charged from the army. He
served overseas for 16 months.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
MEETING TONIGHT

The regular monthly meeting
of Waterloo Grove 110 w. G..
will take place at the Slovene
Workmen's Home, Waterloo
Road tonight at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
IN CLEVELAND

In Cleveland last week, to at
tend the funeral of their brother
were John Ivancic of Marble,
Minn., and Mrs. Ursula Valencia
of Hibbing, MINI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29

Congratulations!
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IN FLORIDA

Vacationing in Florida are
Mrs. Alice Kretich, 1915 Grove
wood Avenue and Mrs. Rose
Kern, of East IS Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-29
CONVALESCING

Mrs. Jennie PeterIin-Pockar
has returned to her home at 1898
East 1853 Street, after being con-
fined to the hospital. Friends
may visit her at the above ad-
dress.
Mr.. Jack Peklay of 1920 Ty-
rome Avenue has returned to
his home, following an opera.
ton recently. His son, Stanley
Peklay, underwent an appen.
dicitis operation at Glenville
hospital this week. Friends may
visit him.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

Two major state office holders
took the count IN Tuesdays demo
cratic primary election when Ari-
zona democrats voted TO replace
supreme court judge Joseph II.
Morgan and corporation commits
sioner w j. Eden
Judge Morgan was defeated by
superior court judge Levi Udall OF
St Johns: Eden by incumbent
state treasurer ". 7. Brooks.
Eden and Judge Morgan were
both interim appointees OF Cover
nor Osborn and their defeat is
considered personal disayowal OF
the governor selections.
with all bat few precincts un-
reported Thad More. a former
Pinal county assessor clung To a
precarious lead of BIS votes over
ID. &. O'Neil incumbent tax com
missioner late yesterday. After
trailing by 1900 votes al one time
in the counting O'Neil Whitfield
away al Moore's majority TO fin
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Body of Elderly Man
Found Under Bridge

The body of an elderly man who
had been missing from his home
in Mesa for. a week, was found
Wednesday under a road bridge
between Sacaton and Coolidge by
an Indian boy.
The boys report led Highway
Patrolman Bernard KratZberg TO
the scene. who recovered the body.
that of David NJ Hawkins. n, for
whom a search had been going on
for the past week.
Hawkins was born in Salt Lake
City and has lived in Mexico and
California before coming TO live
with his daughter. Mrs. Ruth Dor
sett. OF Mesa.
The bridge is on highway 81
about two miles inside Pinal coun-
". No cause of Hawkins death
MAS determined.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Research Committee
Supports Water Project
Now Before Congress

The Pinal County Research Com
mittee which has collected ap-
proximately $4,000 to further the
efforts of obtaining additional wat.
er for this area. voted this week
TO extend its active cooperation to
the Governor and the Arizona
congressional delegation in sup
port OF the present bill in Con-
gress to divert additional Colo
RADIO River water to Arizona.
The committee voted to send a
man or two men to assist the
congressional delegation in the
present hearings in Washington,
ID. c.. on reclamation of Colorado
River water for this area, now in
Congress, If it is believed neces-
sary.
reclamation of Colorado River wat
er for this area. now in Congress,
If it Is believed necessary.
A sustaining membership of 5000
was voted to the Arizona Recla-
nation Association to assist in
obtaining Colorado River water. or
other water, or to further other
reclamation projects for this dis
erict.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Pinal Shows 1881
Registered to Ballot
For July Primary

Pinal county voting registrations
showed a total OF 1861 for the pri-
mary just passed. or this num-
Der G622 were Democratic while
639 were Republican.
For the Republican, Casa Grande
showed 2O3 in precincts Nos. z
and 3 while so were registered
from Eloy district.
Coolidge led the list of registra-
tions with a total of 1876 voters
OF which 12s were Republicans:
Casa Grande ran second with ID
65 registered of which the 203
were Republicans Florence was
third with 90S registries Of which
Ga were Republicans.
II is interesting TO note that In
Maricopa. with 10 registrants;
Mammoth with 139 and Hayden
Junction. As. there were no Re
publicans registered.
Eloy had the greatest jump
In Registrations as the last Dem
cratic primary showed that 2O7
persons voted for Governor.
There were 7S0 registered there
for July primaries.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Magma Copper Co. to
Issue New Shares for
Development in County

The Magma Copper Company has
proposed 10 increase it's capital
stock from 10000 to 1900. 900
shares. the price of the new shares
TO be set by the board of directors.
Proceeds from the new shares
would be used TO develop Magma 5
newly acquired subsidiary. the san
Manuel Copper Corporation lying
near Tiger In Pinal county.
Sampling of the newly discover
ed ore body indicates a deposit OF
at least 10O. 100000 tons with a
copper content of 10 per cent.
Approximately 140 men are now
engaged in drilling test holes on
the property in an explored area OF
about 900 by 1000 feet.
The purchase option on the
property was acquired by Magma
from Henry W. Nichols. ]. b. Grit
fitn, ]. NJ. Douglas and Victor
Erickson, of Superior.
Action on the approval of ex-
panding the total shares OF the
Magma company will be taken at
special stockholders meeting to
be held in Augusta. Ne. on Aug
ust %. e
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
City TO Return Lighting
Contract for Negotiation
With Arizona Edison Co.

A tentative draft of a contract
submitted by the Arizona Edison
Company TO the city providing
for the establishment of a white
way on Main Street and Central
Avenue and so other street ligths
in the city will be returned for
further negotiations, according to
c. w. Stokes, city attorney.
While there was no official an
nouncement of what the city will
seek to change in the tentative
agreement, it is understood that
the city cannot promise to idemni-
fy the company for any loss in
CURED by it, nor can it agree to
several other minor points in the
proposed contract.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
II Can Rain ! One
Half Inch Drenches
City Wednesday

II can rain, Proof came Wednes-
day night on the heels of one of
the heaviest dust storms OF the
year when nearly one half inch
rain fell as the city was deluged
with the same rain storm which
caused considerable damage in
Phoenix an hour later No dam
age was reported locally as the
first rain fell since april eth when
hardly more than a trace OF rain
was recorded by Al Bicknell.
weather, observer at the Casa
Grande Ruins.
Weather officials who have seen
so much dryness during the past
year were reluctant TO hazard a
guess but are hesitatingly pre-
dieting more rain may come.
But they don't say when.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Alteration on Truck
Results in Stabbing
OF YOUNG Negro Worker

Willie Canodeux, %. negro, mar
rowly escaped death when he was
slashed in the chest with a knife
welded according to sheriff's dep
uties, by Johnny Davis, 2l, negro
while the two were riding with
other workmen in a truck near
11-Mile Corner this week.
Canodeux suffered a wound In
the chest by a knife which narrow
ly missed his heart, according TO
physicians, during an alteration
which arose out Of playful dis
cussion about fighting.
According to Travis Wall, un-
dersheriff, of Florence, Canodeux
invited Davis to get off of the
truck. if he wanted to fight. Da-
Wis replied that he saw no need
to go anywhere as he pulled the
knife from his pocket and stabbed
his challenger
Canodeux is still a very sick
man but is recovering while Davis
is being sought by the sheriff.
Both men were employed as labor
ers at 11-Mile' Corner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Roche Wins Again;
WhitIow Defeated by
White in Precinct |.

William G.. Roche, present JUS
tice of the peace in Coolidge JUS
tice precinct easily defeated aspir-
ants to his office, by tallying al
most as many votes as his two op-
pOnents combined. Roche had 393
against 221 for Treadway and 209
for Elledge.
Asa Gardner had a closer fight
for Constable totalling 442 against
Moore's BAT.
In Justice Precinct No. 1, Flor
ence, tn e veteran constable
Charles A. Whitlow, who has held
that office continuously since jan
uaTy, 1925, was defeated by Eugene
White, a newcomer to political
ranks.
The race was close and was
not definitely decided until the last
votes were in. Whitlow had 295
against the returned war veteran,
Whites 323.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Three from Coolidge
See Masonic Rites
Of California Lodqe

Leaving Coolidge, Friday night,
d. S. Davis, J. c. Jayne and Har-
old Fulton attended the impress
sive ceremony attendant upon Dar-
ius Chapter comforting the most
Excellent Degree Of Royal Arch
Masons upon 1862 candidates upon
the top of Mt. Helix about Is miles
east OF San Diego.
The ceremony is performed ev-
cry two years for candidates from
Arizona and southern California.
Previous to the ceremony, the
Coolidge trio attended dinner in
the Ell Cortez Hotel. They return
ed Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

and Casa Grande chief of police.
who made a strong race against
Sheriff James Heron two years
ago was second
Lloyd Canfil, Superior attorney
and former state senator. handilv
won back his sear in the upper
house from veteran legislator
Charles Golf. Casa Grande busi-
ness man while Par1e T. Gilbert of
Casa Grande, a newcomer to coun-
ty politics defeated O. w. Rugg,
also OF Casa Grande By a decisive
margin for state representative.
or the three supervisoral races
c. w. Stokes of Coolidge was de-
feated by Frank Williams of Casa
Grande. Bob Denton of Casa
Grande. incumbent member of the
board. was not a candidate to
succeed himself. In district No. l
Milton Backstein. chairman of the
board of supervisors was unop-
posed on the ballot but Jamie
Gonzalez of the Ray-Soonar dis
trict became a contender for the
post in the final two weeks of
the campaign but failed to un-
seat Backstein. Joe Spray of SUI
perior, supervisor for district No.
2 did not have opposition.
f. l.. Green, county treasurer;
Esta l.. Bayless, recorder; Ronald
}. Ellis, county attorney: Wyly
Parsons. county assessor; w. C.
truman, superior court judge and
t. J. Marks for superior court
clerk We're unopposed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
County Officials
Probe Mystery
OF Man S Death
John [. Davis body found on
desert near Maricopa a month
after he disappeared.

County officials are lnFeStlBat-
inE the death OF John l.. Davis, 3S
recently OF California whose body
was found near a railroad siding
about IS miles west of Casa ofande
and goo feet south of the tracks by
an Indian member OF a section
crew working nearby.
While there was no outward evi-
dence OF foul play. Justice OF the
Peace Walter Love. acting In the
capacity Of ex-officio coroner. said
he was investigating reports that
Davis had been beaten in fight
near Maricopa several days before
he disappeared a month and a halt
ago
His disappearance was reported
his brother. Enos Davis. OF Eloy.
Because OF advanced decomposi-
tion OF the body. ii vas buried
shortly after II was found In a
county grave In Coolidge but Tues
day Il was disinterTed by order OF
Coroner Love and taken To Flor
ence where a postmorten was con
ducied by Dr. W. p. Tucker. coun-
~ physician.
Members of the rain sd crew
said they had seen the body ly-
ing In the desert almost a month
ago but thought IT was a log. Sat
urday noon. the Indian workman
wandered off from where the 9th
ers I'm the crew were eating lunch
and discovered that IL was
mans body. lie was ying In the
shade OF a small mesquite tree.
The crew reported It's find to
deputy sheriff Bert Kinnard OF
Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
Coolidge Member
Of State Body
Reports on Meet
Statewide legislative and planning
committee TO prepare unified
motor code.


Returning from a meeting OF
the executive committee OF the
Arizona Statewide Legislative and
Planning Committee at the Phoe-
nix Chamber OF Commerce. Ray
mond Sroaf. secretary of the
Coolidgs Chamber of Commerce.
reported that plans were laid for
enactment OF a modernized high
way code through state wide edu-
cational program.
Louis r. Maroney. director of
the uniform laws division OF the
Automotive Safety Foundation of
Washington, ID. c. and Earl F.
Campbell. of San Francisco, west
ern regional director OF the Ma
tional Safety Council. who came to
Arizona to make studies and rec
omendatIons regarding highway
laws at the meeting,
The executive committee which
includes Sroaf, James Role. Jr, OF
Yuma. and G. T. Talley. president
OF the Ajo district Chamber of
Commerce will turn over the find
ings OF the State Highway de-
partment and the two visiting ex-
perts to the meeting OF the parent
committee. II Is expected, in Sep
tember.
A bill which will contain the
best parts OF the uniform highway
code with certain notifications to
make it practical for Arizona. will
be prepared for submission at the
next meeting of the Legislature.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
S12,5OO Allotted
To Coolidge for
Sewerage Planning
Federal Fund TO be repaid with
out interest when construction
begins.

v tOCi o. offI ~ Ot iCRoi0 WIN
out interest when construction
begins.
Mayor Paul b. Hannth has re
Ceiyed the Information from
Wright l.. Felt. Division Engineer
in charge of the Bureau OF Com
munity Facilities OF IN Federal
Works Agency. that the Town of
Coolidge's application for advance
planning funds amounting To $i2.-
500 has been approved
The approval OF these funds will
make possible the completion OF
plans for the construction and In
stallation Of a sewerage collection
system and treatment plant for
Coolidge.
The construction of this pro-
ject. estimator To cost S293. 500.
will provide the Town OF Coolidge
with a modern sewage system and
will eliminate health hazard
which jeopardizes the health OF
the entire community. The cost
of the project viii be financed
from general obligation bonds.
The funds. made available through
the Bureau of Community Facili-
ties Of the Federal Works Agency.
will be- repaid without interest
when the construction begins.
Headman. Ferguson and Carollo.
Consulting Engineers 325 Ellis
Building. Phoenix. have been EN-
ployed TO prepare the detailed
plans and specifications for the
sewage system.
Mr.. Pelt states that the plans
should be- completed in the near
luture SO that construction may be
gin without delay when funds. la
Dor and materials are available.
Mr. Walter Pierson. 420 Secur-
ity Building. Phoenix. Is District
Engineer for the Bureau of Com
munity Ftcilities OF the Federal
Works Agency for Arizona.