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Evening star., 1946-02-14
HOUSES WxNTEp no RENT.

x-3 MO. RENT m ADvANCE-1-2 b.r
OF or ss as Rms sisB saB ssx sss s
fREkcH OFFICIAL. permanently located. cat
zyass ssqo Boron GFs la1 xie t. Is n5nths child
SssIs tasn aoyss yIeny ar apt Or
ACTIVE SERVICE British oFFICER rr-
gently needs 3-bedroom furn; house or
h $3.50. ga Sis Exs snS ss 'hiidren for '9snse ia
or ap ar
o%a sssursd sxfe Basness phone
sfRWicR sSTf RhHas Tas ~ ass dansh.ers
Ifii FahRR RFei Is Can IobSS E;ss 9StT FANNY
surdlinS: II no s,bedroom apartment Or
out Of ther mind ne Cali i p1 ks sSls Ext * tta asa
saiyiSEgsS Saysi TE S43S ewes: Sat and sun r.
and 4; desire house or apt. with 9 bedrms,
furnished or unfurnished. in city, or sub
srs excellent care best ref
TWo TO THREE MOS. RENT in advance
Army medical ofhcer, wife and son assigned
sufn sf6 anfHTn Sas!s ca IF AL s7ss ssf
kEspoNsmLE COUPLE wish to rent fur
qfEfG ehaRs' hssss' sSsIn sS 6 SLb Pepae. "a gar
NoufsS L1RE iIf 10 PEE RENr Groom house isn gn
F0f eo3f Sa1k EMFEoYr saE will s be
Years and leave washinason alHh hflp il slbedrm iSf
apons for an hs sn 1--WE is re
WANTED9.FamiIy Of adults. o'iS furnished
rooms, NV. section; possession March /:
or bnus wouiq SonslaeE a1a purchasing unfurnished
ARMY MAJOR Ia vi Wife s'sIi and infant son, de-
sire to lease furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house; excellent care guar
enfeed; an long assignment in washington.
kEsPoSsIBLE permanently assigned regu-
ar ay Navy h xpr IT Gomd Sse nd S 5 Sss
esssn : s5sM ~
furnished IF gnfurnished home il nearby
desraele ReauTs nes home snd viii
W SESEzuEiA Hat sf NEEDS w o2sh With urs
einity; willing to pay up to S100. WI
EEGULAK ARMY. fun colonel, home from
nisssd ) er 9 SsdToom house eft Within 5 miles
sns sad t.nssa SSd yd kf RE sssRs soo M ssi
a-s B.R. UNFURN. HOUSE or apt; chill
dren; ofhcer, perm. Coast Guard, returned
Nov. "a from Pacific; excellent care: Wash.
thrsngh Fri. s to 4:3o. '
ARMY OFFICER and wife, no children. no
pess, desire rent 5, 6 or Z room unfur-
cDL. CoSGROvE, North 4430. 20'
COLORED-I WANT TO RENT a house, B
ploysd. Call after 6 pm, ia. 652S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th AND HAMILTON N.W.-Loveiy 2
room detached home, large charming living
o Es sSns s1S ssn on
tive yard; automatic heat, 2-car garage;
price, S16,950. SNYDER REALTY CO.,
HOME AND INVESTMENT, in petworth;
substantial Gift, 3-story row brick with
Of owners apt. Immediate possession, can
Ssst%sRt. ssTSS FOR iali nos details call SNYDER
fxEa aos sREsEFsS RfY s3s sross aS@s sys MoRTH e.
Ssrvf eiarl eHasE. "a t. sBmsee B this attractive
fSnsinlsn'ss SETY ss7 sorsa e sye sI s5i
4MhERiicHN uNiviERsITY PARK-This new
detached brick house Of 8 rooms, baths
porch on the garden side, is. well located
ton. Available about May /. For further
VIZ, G.miGa T. sAuapEks sa rs CO. ' 1Sc Ses Rea}tors @
,.ssssss .ssaSo lssf SHky9 1Sls eHAst Il nv
able Rittsnhouse section. Colonial brick
hail. generous rooms throushout. ist-floor
oil h.-w.h.: attached gar. Priced for quick
Gus IL e1a Conn Ex ave- o2sa oeated
Military I'd. and Conn, ave-one Of. ths
older, larger houses: 1st A.. reception hall
large .liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and pantry
glass-inclosed rear porch; end a., splen-
did bedrms. and small sleeping porch; in.
come from rooms, end fl, S1S5 per mo-.
good attic. and Lear gar: nice lot: ownel
leaving city, will accept easy terms. Cal
EM, 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.
asvE a4Sf iSphi rs MovE,-we syf have numerous va
cant and owner-occupied houses in de
sirable locations available for prompt pos
session: others coming in daily. MITCH
3-BEDRooM HOUSE. sIs baths. oil heat
built new 1941. condition Immaculate
$4,000 See vacant house, 1901 Pow
Shoppe. Phone OWNER, WO. 9662.
VACANT. 2511 18th st. NV. Immediat
possession. rooms, 20, feet wide,
porches. auto. gas heat, full cellar, paraue
foors. garage; refined environment witt
elegant surroundings, truly a home fo
the. fastidious. Open daily, to g.. Sats
and Suns. to 8, or call MR.. BRENNER
.oAK .HAvEN"-Larre home in best resi-
Dental section, Takoma Park, Maryland
Eleven rooms, four baths: almost ~ acre o
ground, with large trees. suitable either q
eome or three apartments; hot-water o.
Evening star., 1946-02-14

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedrm house in Chevy
Chase for / or Q bedrm. apt in NV. Cali
EN-. 2733 day or SH. 254O nights
URGENT-3 GIs, Just returned overseas,
will exch. unf 6-rm (2-bedrm.) apt. VI
cinity 10th and Park I'd. NV. for unfurn.
4-bedrn1: det house in NV; sect. co. .459s.
modern brick bungalow in vicinity of Be-
thesds for 3 or bedroom house in Wash
ington. Call Kensington 37S-W.
rental S75, for ] or bedroom apt. OF
house. Phone MA. $500, Ext. 249. from
10 to II weekdays.
EXCHANGE washington for New York;
2bedroom furnished house. Falls Church
rental S75, exchange for 2-3 bedroom un-
furnished house in North New Jersey sub
urbs, committing New York City. Cal
+. c. 1465-J.
3-BEDROoM HOUSE vicinity 18th and
or house conYenient lncation. IA h412
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR RENT, furnished. to or 3 adults,
$3.50 month. March l to December l.
This is one of Georgetown's nicer small
homes, having 3 bedrooms, charming dou-
BILE drawing room and dining room, small
garden. Attractive clubroom in basement.
please call Mrs. Wren. with JACK HAYES.
INC, DU. T7S4; ewes. and holidays, OR.
47SS. Box S3-J, Star,
tains one room; S135. Georgetown. Box
SILK, Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
DESPERATE NEED of or 8 bedroom
homes, nearby Md: all cash; no agents.
MR.. HAAdMACK. UN. 3507.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VACANT, CORNER STORE on Wisconsin
ave-. only 1 block from M st: This prop
est commercial district. Upper floors can
be remodeled for many profitable purposes.
Call our business property department,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. A Complete
Real Estate Institution, 1415 x st. NV,
aoFFERED AS AN ENTIRETY" - Ths
adjoining properties, consisting OF COR
ners located on 9th and Rhode Island ave.
and 9th and Que SITS. NV. smart in
vestor. or a businessman acquainted with
this vicinity should investigate this prop
erty and its many possibilities. Call
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. l1sS
"SECOND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY"
located ON \. Z. ave. bet. 4th and 5th
diate sale. One of these is 33xl63 to q
very wide alley; HARRY l. FRIEDMAN.
is.soo SO. RI. GROUND CORNER, Wilson
blvd. nr; Colonial Village McCLAINE
PROPERTIES. 2l00 Wilson blvd CHI 5000.
WAREHOUSE, about 10000 So It. OF floor
space; .zoned industrial: with r. 7. siding;
convenient ne. location; price. SS5,O00,
ROBERT MORGAN q CO. RE osss.
(oonttnued On Next Pase.l
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HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

Will. LEASE for S125; near Cathedral
Ia baths, 40-ft. living room, oil heat
Wo. 3009. Box 370-K. Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-14

CoLORED-ONLY x395 DOWN; hoo blk.
4th St: 3-story brick. 10 rooms.
1900 block 4th, 2-story brick, 6 rooms.
1900 block Kalorama. 8 apts.
1900 block N. II. ave-, apis.
!. 1900 block 10th, 2-story row, 8 rooms.
zoo block K st. Sc, 4-family unit
Convenient monthly payments can be
arranged on all of the above. All of these
listings afford q real opportunity to have
home plus income. DI. S724. 9 to 8 pm.
weekdays. N. BASILIKO REALTY CO.
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86,75o - 2-STORY bricktex, . complete
apts., each rms. and bath; 2 gas stoves,
electricity, basement. h-wh.: big lot;
terms: TRANSPORTATION. 7o06 r St. Seat
Pleasant. Nd
Sc, $50 -6 rooms and bath. basement.
h-w.h.. garage; fine condition: large corner
lot: quick possession. Both houses can be
purchased under CT loan. Phone Mr.
NV MA a5q3
Evening star., 1946-02-14

conn. ave-, exclusive agents, EN-. 1ouu
ToxHaII FOX "A VILLAGE. s1e.s5o-Briek Co.
lonial,, spacious rooms, tile bath. de
asor and d gas stove; tow 1s good trsnsportatien.
convenient to schools Can be. shown BY
az ssa xsS 9nly Gs Mr 81
EM BTRsEiTHMssoo sifT sa Oh bik. T St. N NV. % sroom
row brick. elec. refgr., recreation room and
ssa sss hss in sesr msr vR sGRdta t9 pTee
Y %ExXER, Y W.. zs4a; 81; ssas: -. ~ :.
sbou q sarss ana Sss a eoem
tion, on highway. in .neighborhood of fne
cSoies building Oss SITES s0r for sse woop
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1881 R. !. ave. ne
SILVER s SPRING, Sligo Park Hills section
Detached brick home of s large rooms and
bath full basement Oil hGtwatsr heat
csIia''Sh csli M. y aorshsrn, Sc. % 1883. With
yARNUM sT.. near 18th n.y:aws are
in a superior location. to some discrimi-
mating purchaser; it has 8 large rooms.
baths, shower in basement, brick garage;
Completely ii w furnished. CAN Mr. clark
PFHaR1Es. Reaitor. sos No. Capitol. Ma
MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-This attractive
Georgian Colonial home is located ON Q
nice lot. with q frontage of 90 IT. First
floor consists Of center entrance hall, beau.
tiful winding stairway. large fying room
open fireplace, paneled den with tile powder
room, dining room; modern KITCHEN, re.
side porch opening from living room. Sec.
ond floor. 3 large bedrooms, tiled baths
Brick garage; maids room and complett
bath in basement; oil heat with "Gal
Wood furnace; slate roof; copper gutter,
and downspouts; copper water pipes. L
you are looking for a real home. be SURF
and see this R1S asisk Ik
1880: Sun. and ewes. DU. 1000. Ext. 821
WOODBRIDGE - Large, brick and-stone
baths and screened side porch, Lowell,
modern tiled kitchen, large stone fire.
place, oil h.-w. heat, hardwood floors anc
| trim, Venetian blinds and many extras
entire home In new-house condition: full
basement In excellent condition, with rec.
reation room.a9pt .9I complies ,sna With privat.
stone fenced lot with many nowers ant
shrubs This home would cost more II
build than it Is being offered for sale to.
Ssy RT1se saaS1q ReSf2y terms easT sTraRsed
ave. ne. NO. 1908,
south Of Chevy, Chase Club, / block wes
] ing. room, kitchen and pantry; End noor
bedrooms, library. sunroom and 2h
/ baths: ample storage space In attic; full
| basement. OIL hot-water heat, 2-car 60.
] rage; $26,500. WEAVER BROS, NC.
washington elds. pL $500.
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14
BASKET BALL TEAM HOLDS PEP RALLY

BASKET BALL TEAM HOLDS PEP RALLY Roy. zoilo presided at Pep Rally held for tho Basket Ball teor1s on Wodno sdoy ovo- ming of this Uook. Not vory Enny parents Uoro present and they really ndssod ano fino ontertc imlont from what TIC hoor. Mir. Pro scott uus tho first speaker in serios of Pop talks, Miss Pottor second and Don Irwin tho third. Choor leaders gave yolls at various intervals throughout tho program.
 To top off tho ontorto inraont boxing bout vas hold botvoon Vivinn Moior and Alice Bouuons. Al ico knocked Vivian out. s
 Tho boys evidently hnvo shovn much talent in tho musical linz as tho "Shoot ing Stars" played two silotn nus iccls with tho hoIp of tho record player. After tho program, thero was lunch cnd thon everyone danced until about 1l:OO pm.
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14
LOCAL oPA BOARDS TERMINATED NOVEMBER le

LOCAL oPA BOARDS TERMINATED NOVEMBER 12 November l2 rnrAed the terainotio ion of nl- most five years continuous volunteer sor~ vico on tho part of Al a sko' s Prico Control Boards. ! Motif icotion Of this had beon mado to. tho sixty seven Alaska citizens in the tUolvo m jor Alaska cities and conn1unit ies where thoy have patriot ico1ly assisted in local admin istrotion of rotioning, prico and ront control programs ovor sinco carly in. l942.
 Tho November l2 dissolving Of Board opor- otions in Alaska viii bo followed shortly by tho torT,i ,inot ion of services of the fou paid oPA per solnol still employed in con- noction vi tn Board oporot ions. the Alaska oPA stated.
 Tn cnnounc ing the torminntion of the Price Control Board Program iii Ala ska this reek, I:,s. Mildred R. Horaann, oPA Director, n-ghly commended tho loyal uort inc and post-uar sorvico rendered by the Ala ska Boards.
 "Thc Territory of Alaska, s Uoll as tho Alaska oPA, owos an irr1eosurab1o dobt of grot itudo to tho Members of Alaska Prico Control Boards rho arc this wo ok closing the books on nearly five years of vo1unte O service to thoi communities and to tho territory. They anve given countless hour s of tho ir unpaid tirle ,end tho if advise and assistance to the ir noighbors, .thoir local merchants and to tho Ala ska oPA, in sim cero effort to help out locally in the nat ionol and territorial program to avoid inflot ion.
 "It is Impossible to measure tho value of this unprecedented volunteer service. To con only hope thot tho public fully appro- ciotos tho loyalty of thoso people at this tirn, cs bring to ctaso ono of the most gl owing chapters of tho history of our ,oporotio ion in the Territory.",
 Six citizens utoso status as norbors of tho Palmer Price, Control Board dominates this rock oro: John 'Arvid John son Chairman and Henry G. Laaoso ,Mrs. Gladys liclhhon, John T. Curtis, Viii iorl J. 3ouuons, and Mrs. Noiro Johnson.
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14

EoosE LODGE OFFICIAL in PLuEa SUNDAY
 DECEMBER l Mir. Carl A. Tois, Deputy supro1o Secretary Supreme Lodge of tho World Loyal Order of Moose with headquarters It Moo sohocrt, Illinois, ill naI1o an off ic iol visit to l, ct PM. in tho Valley Thootro, accord. ing to an en11ouncoroat by Ralph c. Moore, Secretary of tho Pal-1or Lodge. spec iol meeting and pr rog gror1 honoring Mir. T7cts is being arranged by tho lodgo officer for tho occo on.
 h con junction with this nc ct ing, tho Moosc 'rctornity's latest sound notion picture The Child City" which has boon rating 2c-ro Notices from rovio crit ics will be ' exhibited. This film is graphic portrayal cf daily 1ifo at Moosohoart, famous hone & school for dopordent children.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16

wlIl be accompanied by Mrs.
Richard G.. Keith and daughters.
Frances ana Dhune. former Coo
Iilee residents
. SIR and Mrs G.. F. Hamilton re-
tlr. eI saturday from three weeks
vacation. during which they at
tended the Shrine convention at
san Francisco and visited Mr.
Hamiltons brother at Seattle.
Wash
o Bob Dickson of Superior. who
MANAGED Sprouse-Reitx while Mr.
ana Mrs. G.. r. Hamilton were on
vocation. returned home Saiur-
day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
Short Time Left for
Veterans to Arrange
For Fall Schooling

Arizona veterans planning TO at
tend school for the first time this
fan under the Servicemen's Read
iustment Act. commonly termed the
GI Bill. should apply immediately
for their certificates OF eligibility,
William r. Hardaway. regional
manager OF the Veterans Admins
tration, urged today.
MANY hundreds OF veterans plan
to attend Arizona schools this fall
and subsistence payments may be
DELAYED II too many applications
swamp VA offices al the last min
ute. Hardaway said.
Veterans may apply for their GER
trificates OF eligibility by writing OF
calling in person at the regional
office. Ellis Building. Phoenix. OF
/ the VA contact offices at Tucson
/ Flagstaff. Yuma and Whipple. The
veterans administration will issue
the certificate which the veteran
should take with him when he en-
rolls in school. This certificate be-
comes the basis for paying the vet
Grams tuition. fees and subsistence
/ allowance.
Those who already have certifi'
Gates Of eligibility. which were Is
sued by VA offices in other states
should request the transfer OF theii
records to the Arizona Regional
Office by writing direct or visiting
/ the Phoenix office.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
No. 2ioe

w. & iOo
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ROBERT MARION GLASPlE.
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Executrix OF the
Estate OF Robert Marion Glaspie.
deceased, to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against
said deceased. 10 exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four ca months. after the first
publication OF this Notice TO said
Executrix at Coolidge. Arizona.
the same being the place for the
transaction of business OF said es-
tate. In Fbid County of Pinal
MANA GLASPfE
Executrix OF the Estate OF
Robert Marion Glaspie. Decd.
Executtx Of the Estate OF
DATED THIS DAY both day OF
July. 1916.
First pub. August .. 1916.
Last pub. August %. 1916.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16

In the Capitol Building. in the City
Of Phoenix. Arizona. at not later
th<1 the hour of 2:00 o'clock p. NJ .
on Tuesday the 10th day OF Sep
tember, 1916.
The aggregate principal amount
OF said retunding bonds is Twenty
TwoT thousand Dollars t$22 ,000. .00l i.
OF the denominations OF one
Thousand Dollars (S1 100000) and
Five Hundred Dollars (S500.0O)
each. bearing date OF their fssu-
ance. bearing interest at the rate
OF not TO exceed TWO esq per
cent per annum, interest payable
semi-annually on the fifteenth day
of July and the fifteenth day OF
January, each year. from the date
OF the bonds until their maturity.
are numbered those OF one Thou
sand Dollars ($l 100000 each from
one ID to nineteen 40, both in
elusive. and shall be payable Sc
rally as follows. TWO Thousand
Dollars (S2.0O0.0O) on the first
day or July, l947. TWO Thousand
Dollars t$2.O00.0OJ on the first day
OF july. 194S, Two Thousand Dol
lars (S2.000.OOJ on the first day OF
July. 1919. Two Thousand Dollars
(S2, 2,O0000) on the first day OF July
1850. Two Thousand Dollars
(S2,000.00) on the first day OF
July, 1851. one Thousand Dollars
Isl, 100000 on the first day OF July,
1852, one Thousand Dollars
Isl 100000 on the first day of
July. 1858, one Thousand Dollars
$1,UO0O0) on the urst day oil July
1854, TWO Thousand Dollars
($2,0O0.0O on the first day OF
July, 1865. TWO Thousand Dollars
$4,000 .0O) on the first day OF July,
1856. and Two Thousand Dollars
($2.000.00) on the first day of July.
1857, and those OF Five Hundred
Dollars ($500.O0) each. numbered
one (1) TO six 90. both inclusive,
and shall be payable serially as
follows: Five Hundred Dollars
($50U00D on the first day of July
1919, Five Hundred Dollars
t$5U000l 0n the first day OF July
1850. Five Hundred Dollars
t$50O 00) on the first day ol
July, 1851. Five Hundred Dollars
tS500.00) on the first day ol
July. 1852. Five Hundred Dollars
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16

(s5O0.00) on the first day of July.
1858. and Five Hundred Dollars
t$500.00) on the first day of July.
1854,
At the time and place above in
dicated. or at a later time, the
Loan Commissioners of the State
OF Arizona will convene at their
usual place of meeting within said
capitol building for the purpose
OF considering all bids received for
the purchase Of said bonds and TO
take such action thereon as may
be deemed advisable.
All bids must state the rate of
interest TO be paid. No bids for the
! purchase OF said bonds at price
of less than the par value thereof
will be considered and all bids
must be accompanied by a certi-
fled or cashiers check drawn on
bank doing business in the State
of Arizona. In an amount equal TO
five $50 per cent OF the total par
value of said bonds, said check
TO be drawn payable to the order
OF the State Treasurer of the State
of Arizona The certified or cash
ier's check of the successful bid
der shall be retained by the Loan
Commissioners OF the State OF
Arizona to be applied upon the
purchase price of said bonds and
shall be forfeited in the event such
bidder does not take up and pay
for said bonds Immediately upon
their issuance and delivery to such
| bidder.
The Loan Commissioners of the
State of Arizona reserve the right
to reject any and all bids received.
| Delivery of the bonds shall be
made at the office OF the State
| Treasurer or the State of Arizona,
in the Capitol Building at the City
| of Phoenix, Arizona.
The final approving legal opin-
ion of Alfred G. Lockwood. of
Phoenix, Arizona, will be furnished
by the Town of Wickenburg, Ari-
zona, and all bids must be uncon-
| ditional
WILLIAM t. BROOKS,
State Treasurer OF the
State OF Arizona.
j. w. KELLY,
Deputy State Treasurer.
First Pub, August 8, 1916.
Last Pub, Sept. 6, 1916.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
Financial Condition
Of Arizona Sfockmen
And Farmers Is Good

Arizona farmers and stockmen
are in excellent conditio't accord
ing 10 a report just issue,. by Will
lard D. Ellis. president OF the Fed
eral Land Bank Of Berke ey. Cal,
covering the fiscal year from July
/. 1915, through June 3d. 1916. II
shows that 43s agriculturalists paid
off their Land Bank and Commits
sioner loans in full or made prin-
cipal payments amounting TO ST.
4S4.5S5 during this period
In the four states OF Arizona.
Nevada. Utah. and California. com
prising the Eleventh Farm Credit
District. payoffs and principal pay
ments on loans totaled s2i 0Ss .037
for 603l individuals. 5,977 Land
Bank and Commissioner loans were
paid in full prior 10 maturity.
A further instance of the favor
able condition of farmers in these
four states is the outstanding bal
ance on Land Bank and Commits
sioner loans. which has declined
from yS9, ,607 800 at June 30. l9f5.
to SIS. .s22 900 by June 80. 1896: a
net reduction OF farm debt OF sl0.-
7s5. 800 during the past twelve
months.
In addition to the millions sent
In to pay debts. borrowers have
accumulated s2.002.s00 in Future
Payment Funds, for future applica-
tions on loans.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
CALL FOR BIDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed proposals for the pur-
chase OF refunding bonds to be
issued by the Loan Commissioners
OF the State of Arizona on behalf
of the Town OF Wickenburg. Mari
copa County, Arizona, under the
provisions OF Article 4 OF Chapter
10 OF the Arizona Code Annotated,
1899. will be received by the Loan
Commissioners OF the State of
Arizona. at the office OF the State
Treasurer OF the State of Arizona
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16

. Mrs. {. ] Wells left Monday
for Montana. where she viii spend
a month visiting friends.
. Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Handy are
now making their home In Tue
son, where he b. employed with
Standard Oil Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
Son ? Page >
>olinoca Examiner
Coolidge Arizona
Fr8ag August Is. 1886

trs Clara Smarlou uf Lom-
suburb of Chicago. arrived
lay bv plane 20 spend several
ans Wfa her daughter. Nrs.
o.Nel and family
Ers Alice M Keith who has
visiting her son. Dick and
family 81 North Hollywood
f wUl return 70 her summer
al Prescott this week She
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16
c. w. Meyers Appointed
WOW Financial Sec'y

c.. f. Mcdonald. OF Phoenix
manager of the Woodmen of the
World. was in Coolidge Wednes-
day transferring records TO Cecil
w Myers. new financial secretary
recently appointed for Coolidge
Camp. Myers Is owner and opera
tor OF Myers Feed and Seed Store
here
While Mcdonald was in Cool
id.e he arranged with local camp
officers 10 hold s melting OF the
camp at the Woman's Club. Aug
ust Is, for election of officers and
perfecting OF plans for a tall
membership campaign.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-16

. Mrs Russell c. Faulkner and
Miss Dorothy Faulkner left Sat-
urday for Texas. where they viii
spend two weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

LEGISLATION to make the WAVE
a permanent part of the Navy will
be sought when Congress meets,
Fleet Admiral Chester w. Nimitz
told members of the Washington
Wellesley Club over the week end.
The guest speaker at the organi-
zation's annual Christmas luncheon
Saturday at the Mayflower Hotel,
Admiral Nimitz paid high tribute to
the WAVE, whose wartime organ
izer and commanding officer, Mrs.
Mildred MacAfee Horton, is presi-
dent of Wellesley College.
1.-The WAVES have most enviable
record of devotion and loyalty to
duty" the Admiral declared. They
compare in the service rendered
with our Seabees. That is high
praise indeed"
Adding further tribute to the work
Of Mrs. Horton In organizing the
feminine branch Of the wartime
Navy, and for facilities made avail
able by the college for supply
officers training school, the speaker
asserted that, wellesley has had
an impact on the Navy which will
probably endure forever"
Progress made by the Navy in
the gigantic task Of demobilizing
from wartime strength of approxi-
mately $500, 600 men, to peacetime
strength of 100000 was described
by the Admiral.
Laying up ships" is a highly
technical job which requires about
40, 1000 skilled trained men, he de-
clared.
"Our mothball feet represents a
reserve on which we can draw for
q number Of years." he said. Voic-