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Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
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alert.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
8ritiiAc Haticnicrmne
p~criftMtlitR bis 1948

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MtiniiterS l1Bt iids fo.srrn, Dab Die
Hntionierung bon 2ebensmitteln in
@roBbritannien nod ~ Sabre be-
iteben bleiben miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Safety Zone. Crosswalk
Established on Main ST.
To Curb Accident Toll

Establishment OF a cross walk
and safety zone on Main street in
front OF the theater was an
nounced Tuesday BY city clerk
Minor Simms. The safety zone
will extend twenty feet along the
street in front of the theater and
there will be a crosswalk from
there TO the sidewalk in front OF
Coolidge Drug Store.
All pedestrians are requested
TO cooperate with police and use
this cross walk or cross only at
corners. City marshal Jack Nor
rison stated that pedestrians jay
walking tickets will be given TO
these people who do not cross at
corners or the crosswalk.
In another step 10 curb the ris-
ing accident rate on city streets.
speed limits on Central avenue
and Main street will be strictly
enforced and Roger Gates. high
way patrolman. and Morrison.
town marshal have said that they
will pay particular attention TO
these streets In order 10 enforce
the speed limit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

dislocated elbow suffered during
the the first quarter.
Twenty-nine Bears made the
trip TO Chandler. and everyone OF
them got a chance al the Wolves.
Bobbie Skouseu was made honor
AIRY captain for the night. The
Bears made Is first downs on
rushing to Chambers I on rushing
and 1 on passing. Coolidge com
pleted 5 out OF Is passes attempt
ed and ran up an impressive 400
yards gained during the game.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Casa Grande Withholds
Court Action Till Later

Continued from Page u
thereof to the various municipali-
ties OF the state OF Arizona in pro-
portion To their population. as
shown by the most recent United
States census, TO be used by said
municipalities for any municipal
purpose ''
Since the Arizona Municipal
League initiated the gas tax meas
ure early this year and secured
enough signatures upon an initia-
tive petition TO place the proposed
measure Casa Grande city off
cials arranged for and received a
special federal census which. II
recognized by state officials would
permit not only increased sales tax
receipts for Casa Grande amount
ing TO several thousands of dollars
annually but would assure that
City OF securing nearly as large
a division OF gasoline tax monies
in the event 800 YES becomes law
as would Coolidge Should Casa
Grande's special census figures
not be recognized as the result OF
court action then Coolidge would
receive So per cent OF gasoline
taxes which would be divided be-
tween the three Pinal county mu-
inequalities In the event the gas
tax measure becomes law.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Mexico's Growth Is
Traced by Osborn
at Lions Club Meeting

Tracing Mexico's economic
growth from the Toitec Indians TO
present day times. A. X Osborn
outlined the elements OF change
and progress in a speech before
Coolidge Lions club Wednesday
evening.
Osborn spent last summer
studying at the National Univer-
sity Of Mexico in Mexico City and
took courses on history and de-
yelopment OF that state. He said
that up until the Hoover admins
tration there was genuine anti
American feeling below the bor-
der but since that time the Mex
leans have realized that they can
take their place alongside the
United States and that both coun-
tries can profit from close asso-
citation. How Mexican schools are
training their students for the fu-
ture was told by Osborn and stu
dents are being trained 10 take
over in any line of effort and do
as good job as is being done by
nationals from other countries.
At the conclusion OF his speech.
Osborn showed several reels OF
movies he had taken In and
around the capital city.
Vote 500 YES
OMr. and Mrs. Andy Lofgren of
Los Angeles were overnight guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bru-
no Valazza Thursday. The men
served in the air corps together.
Lofgren is now one OF the owners
OF Pacific Overseas Airlines.
ODeer hunters who will leave to-
day for the mountain country
above Oracle are V. S. Eyer, son
Warren Eyer, and John Thomas
of Tucson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
No. 2t13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
JAMES EDWARD HOWARD.
Deceased
1t appearing to this Court from
the verified petition OF w. I.
Spruell. executor Of the estate OF
James Edward Howard, deceased,
that 1t is TO the best interests OF
said estate and those interested
therein that the whole of the real
property belonging to said estate
be sold;
1T is BY THE COURT Or
DERED that all persons interest
cd in the estate of James Edward
Howard, deceased, appear before
this Court, in the Court Room of
said Court, in the Court House In
the Town OF Florence. Arizona, In
Pinal County, Arizona. on Mon
day, the 18th day OF November.
1916, at the hour of ten (10)
o'clock a. m, then and there to
show cause, if any they have. why
an order as prayed for In said pc
tition should not be granted. and
entered in said matter, authoriz-
ing and directing said executor to
sell the whole Of the real property
Of said decedent, at private sale,
for the reasons and purposes men
toned in said petition.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this Order be pub
lished for four successive weeks
next preceding said day, In the
Coolidge Examiner, a newspaper
of general circulation printed and
published in this County.
DONE IN OPEN COURT this
23rd day of October. 1916.
w. C. TRUMAN,
Judge of the Superior Court.
First pub. Oct. 25, 1946
Last pub. Nov. Is, 1946
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
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City Council Scans
Police Needs and
School Crossings

Discussion OF city police needs
occupied the attention OF Coolidge
city council meeting in a brief
session Tuesday evening. IL had
been expected that an application.
which did not materialize. for the
third police post was to have been
submitted for action.
AS the meeting was called
Mayor Carl Anderson asked for
and received a vote OF confidence
from council members and a
pledge OF cooperation during his
term of office.
During the day complaint
signed by s. c. Mcfarland against
Zieger carnival for blocking that
portion OF Pinkley street west
from Main had been filed with
City Judge Minor Simms. Believ-
ing that safety OF children would
be endangered IL the street was
opened during the carnival stay
which will end Sunday the council
By unanimous vote temporarily
closed the street by resolution.
The council expressed consider
able concern for the safety Of
school children crossing Arizona
Boulevard and Central avenue en-
route TO and from the south
school, City marshal Jack Morri-
son was instructed TO make sur
vey OF possible need for painting
crossing signs and otherwise safe
guard the children using these
now unprotected crossings.
Vote 500 YES
OMrs. Wayne WuertZ returned
home Sunday from California.
where she spent several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Bears Crush Wolves
In Scoring Bout
With 31.1q Win

Nffeck Spedrheaoeo oy Schell and
Acton. Gain on running and
passes. Oscar Bueno hurt in
first, period.
Scoring twice In each quarter IN
the first half. and once in the sec
ona half. Coolidge Bears led
Chandler al the way Friday night
and came out on the topside OF a
81 % ls score.
The Bear attack was spearhead-
"a By slashes OF speedy Eddie
Schell. hard running drives OF
George Acton. and passing and
blocking Of Ronald Freeland. Gene
Vollman. small but husky Bear
blocking back was In the van on
running plays. moving down larg-
er Wolves with automatic preci-
sion.
Schell opened scoring. with the
game only minutes old. on a 81
yard sprint after he and Acton
had moved the ball TO Wolves ter
ritory on a series OF running plays.
Again. after an exchange OF kicks.
Scheli went over from the 4 yard
line for another score. after gal
lopinE~ George had brought the
bah down field 81 yards in three
plays.
Chandler got into the game for
a short time az the end OF the first
period when a series OF passes
put them in a position TO allow
Parrish. The star Wolf back. TO
carry over the goal from the 6
yard line
In the second period the Bears
were on the rampage again. and
they opened up with a passing at
tack OF thir own. Freeland tossed
one 10 Schell that was good for
50 yards and a touchdown. Short
" after. Freeland spiraled again.
this time TO end Sylvester Jones
IN the end zone. For the fourth
time. Coolidge failed 10 convert
Tor the extra point.
Coolidge came back fresh after
a rest during the half and Acton
and Schell ran up gain after gain
until they finally were knocking
AZ the goal line. Schell made II
final BY going over for the touch
down from IN yard marker. and
this time Oscar Montgomery con-
verted and the score was 81 10 T..
Coolidge withdrew the first
team after this touchdown. and
the Wolves took advantage OF the
situation by scoring two more
touchdowns. one was made on q
sustained drive. the other on a
runback after an intercepted pass.
For Coolidge. besides boys al
ready mentioned. Jack Prefer
played bang-up ball. blocking a
punt that put Coolidge in a good
position. Don Pew. Kent McEuen.
J. b. Carter. and end Jim Vidano
an played their best against the
Wolves. blocking and tackling
with determination and vigor.
stopping every attempted drive.
Oscar Bueno. resourceful little
sophomore quarterback was lost
10 the Bears as the result OF a
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

Beautiful home on West Central
Ave. Furnished. Quick posses
sion. $S500.00. Terms.
Groom home on Pima Ave. new
$500 Cash. Can be financed.
5room modern home, furnished.
$35OO. Located in North Cool
idge.
3-room home with bath in West
Coolidge $35O0 90.
i-room home with bath near bus
mess district. $500.
Income Property Three apart
ments one three room modern
house all furnished Locator in
heart OF Business District
S6500. half cash.
4-rooms and bath. new cement
block house near business dis
trict. s350O.
Very well equipped grocery and
gas station on Arizona Blvd. in
heart of Coolidge. $751; 900 plus
inventory.
Building and lot on West Central
Ave: including some tools and
equip. for plumbing shop. $4,000.
Terms.
Very well equipped modern res
taurant on Arizona Blvd.
Lots and acreage in and out Of
city of Coolidge for sale.
Well equipped Grocery store for
sale. $4,000 plus inventory. Eloy.
Help-yourself laundry in heart Of
residence area in Eloy. $500
Cash including lot and building.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
EDITORS NOTEBOOK

Continued from Page u
does not become law then 1t Will
surely become necessary for the
city council 10 levy a tax for
street maintenance and improve
ment. A city tax sufficiently large
10 yield 81 600 monthly would cost
city taxpayers nearly $l.0O on
each Sio0 Of assessed valuation.
AMONG OTHER
amendments which are to be vot-
ed upon at the general election
there is one which we believe
should become law. Ii will appear
on a second ballot special
election ballot called for the same
day as the general election. This
amendment would incrase salaries
OF members Of the state legisla-
ture The Legislators suffered a
severe cut in salary back IN the
depression days and since the pay
OF legislative members was set
originally by the constitution Of
the state the constitution must be
changed by a vote OF the people.
The present pay OF $500 daily IS
wholly insufficient to pay hotel
and living expenses for the men
We send 10 the legislature.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
WHAT A RIDE THAT

WHAT A RIDE THAT
was! Mac kept gingerly on 3.
streak OF lightning flashed
across the heavens and the road
was visible for several hundred
yards Mac would step on the
gas slow down when he
thought he had travelled as far as
even his daring nature would per-
miit then more lightning and
few hundred yards more visibil-
ity. Then the dust came. 1t near
ly blinded all of us because that
Apperson was a touring car For
tunately that was a night of bril-
liant and frequent electrical illum-
ination and we made 1t into Flor
ence after as thrilling an hours
ride as we've ever had. We all
admitted TO a bad scare ex-
cept McCarty nothing ever
scared that amiable Irisher.
Vote 900 YES
ODistrict recruiting officer, I Sgt.
Wheeler f. Newman, returned
home Friday at the conclusion OF
a 30 day furlough spent visiting
relatives and friends in East Tex
as. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Newman and their two children.
The Newmans make their home
in Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

LOST - at Coolidge post office.
purple belt, cloth. Finder please
call 1888. Nip
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

HERE is A
JOB THAT
Q u a r A N T EE S
YOU
SUCCESS !
Now, Men as young as II can en-
ter a good paying job with posi-
tive assurance OF complete sue
cess-PLUS opportunity for trav-
el. training In a trade or skill. ed
ucation. security and retirement
at the end OF 20 or 30 years.
Few other occupations can offer
so many advantages for a success
full lifetime career as enlistment
in the New United States Army.
WHAT DO YOU WANT
OUT OF LIFE?
Good Pay7-lt's yours in the
Army!
Travel2-Thot's orranqed TOO!
Observation-Disclosures the finest
'echnjcjsns in the worldl
Security?-A new retirement plan
under the increased
Army pay schedule
insures you an excel
lent monthly income
at retirement-uD to
as much as Sl85.00
per month
II you have a Military Occu-
patton Specially (MOS) you
may be enlisted in a grade ap-
propriate to your training and
experience. This also applies
10 former members of the Ma
Wy. Marine Corps and Coast
Guard.
Yes. All things that men strive
for during their lifetimes can be
yours simply by enlisting in the
New U. s. Army.
You must. however, be able to
qualify under the new Army re-
quirements. You'd better go In TO
your nearest Army recruiting Of
ficer right away and see IL you are
eligible for one OF these security
for life" positions.
LUHRS BUILDING
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

WANTED to Rent-Two bedroom
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

to Rent-Two bedroom
furnished or unfurnished house
or apartment Phone 23S-R2 OF
call at Hymac Dept. Store.
S27-tf
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
RECENT AUTOMOBILE

accidents involving children should
bring sharply TO the attention OF
the city council that there should
be enacted a strong traffic ordi-
nance and. one enacted. II must
be rigidly enforced
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
WE HAILED ANOTHER

WE FfNiLE - NNO y Z "
car OF the party which proved 10
De an Apperson with that genial
Iriishman. F. J. McCarty. Florence
lumbelman. al the wheel This
model was known TO all as a
"Jackrabbit' and that IL what
IL had to be that night Lighted
by a carbide tank on the left run
ming board we started out after
Mac" had proudly shown his pas
sengers how easily the front
lamps could be opened and a
lighted match held TO the gas.
Ten minutes aud three miles later
the lights went out a thunder
storm had come up II was
pitch dark and we were 20
miles from Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

and would like to have you
come along. In our new air
conditioned American Buslines
parlor coach. you ride in arm
chair luxury with plenty OF leg
room. Make plans now - save
travel money, You pay only
S5.10' Call now for information.
Arizona Pharmacy. Phone S5.
'Plus tax
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
AS FLORENCE CIVIC


leaders gathered Wednesday to
celebrate final paving OF the last
link OF unpaved roads on L s. so
our memory brought back a viy-
idly etched picture OF stormy
summer evening ride more than
80 years ago We had driven with
a party OF Florence county Off
cials IN an old 1910 Cadillac 10 a
point on the winding. twisting
road that Is now l. S so near the
old Foreman ranch about 80 miles
out OF Florence We were with a
cayalcade OF cars escorting a
pathfinding car from the east. At
the Foreman ranch we met with a
delegation OF Tucson business
men who had journeyed to that
spot 10 escort the pathfinder car
on into the Old Pueblo.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
BECAUSE OF SOME

DLWFN - z UT " VI Z
sort OF car trouble We found our
selves perched astride the turtle
back OF new. 1913 model OF
Henry Ford's Model T. At the
wheel was Helnie Schewel. Flor
ence Ford dealer w were doing
a snappy 80 miles per as the Ford
careened around turns. up and out
OF sand filled washes. Suddenly
we swung into the desert until
finally Heinie brought his car TO
a stop smack against a huge sa-
huaro. The "wishbone" OF the car
had broken.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Kiiwanis Looks
at Conversion

The part that small industry
played in winning the war was
portrayed in detail by word and
picture for Kiwanians this noon by
Carl h. Parsons OF the Parsons
Company OF Traverse City.
The Parsons Company was en-
gagged in making kitchen cabinets
in Traverse City when in the spring
Of 1912 they we're asked by the
government to convert their plant
into the manufacture OF bombs OF
the augmentation type. Some idea
OF the speed OF conversion may be
gained from the fact that in four
months time a building had been
purchased in Detroit, torn down
and rebuilt and fitted with selfde-
signed tools and equipment and the
first carload OF bombs shipped. Mr.
Parsons compared the urgent need
OF the time with the present rate OF
reconversion to peace time manu-.
facture. saying that In sir months
virtually nothing has been scoomp.
lished towards production.
Guests at the meeting were
David Ripley. r. Hollitz. August
Keller. nr. j. r. Cooley. Leonard
Menzi, Dean Allward and Emerson
Clay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Normal College Spring Term
Enrolment Shows Increase

Enrolment in the Normal Col
lege, Monday and Tuesday, for the
spring term which began Monday,
shows a substantial increase over
both the previous semester and
the spring term one year ago, C. P.
Stiemle, registrar, announced to-
day.
The number OF registrations
through Tuesday evening totaled
1887, with several more students
classifying today. First days en-
rollment for the current term ex-
ceeded that of the hrst day of the
first day OF the spring term. 1946,
by over $50.
Students enrolled in the college
for the current spring term under
the uI. BIZ OF Rights total 2g5,
through Tuesday evening, with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
More Ford
Men Idled

Production and employment at
the Ford Motor Company generator
plant, here, is being curtailed due
to shortage of steel. company
spokesman stated today. Today
22S workers are idle with 500 still
on the job, he said, or ~ per cent
employment. Other Ford factories
in the area are operating at II per
cent.
The lay off at the local plant has
been gradual since the steel strike
began. and is still continuing. he
stated. All departments have been
affected.
II the strike should be settled
today. it would be the middle Of
March before steel would be roll
ing out OF the River Rouge plant
in quantity. he pointed out. The
company estimates it would take at
least three weeks 10 prepare the
furnaces for production.
Company officials expressed an
opinion that the employment pic
ture would get much worse before
the situation improved.