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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
JIMMIE FIDLER
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DIststsutes SV MsNausht svaaisaVO. lau

HOLLYWOOD, April 3O-Let's strip the plot of paramounts hit picture, kitty :" to It's fundamentals and have Q look.
 Its heroine, professional thief, Is discovered in the gutter by "sir Hugh," one of the most unregener- ate heels in movie history He con- ceives the Idea of garbing her as . lady, teaching her the social essen- tials, and selling her beauty for his own profit. Through love for him, she falls in with the plan First she marries Q wealthy tradesman whom she robs in order to give the money to her beloved scamp. Next at Sir Hugh's insistance, she weds an aged duke, whom she cheats by persuading that he is the father of Q son actually sired by her first husband. Meanwhile, Sir Hugh, fat and sassy on the profits of his pandering, goes merrily on his way, cheating his creditors right and left and maintaining his record for complete villainy. After the dukes death, of course, Sur Hugh suddenly realizes that he adores the very rich widow, and she falls into his arms thereby scoring another stirring vic- tory for true love"
 Not very nice, 1t 1t, when strip- ped of all It's attractive tinsel2 Yet this poisonous plot, thanks to clever
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30
STRAND

Closing tonight ct the Strand is 6 happy revival of the screen adap- tation of the George Abbott stage success, Kiss and Tell," starring Shirley Temple.
 The companion feature is The Gay Cavalier" featuring Gilbert Roland.
 Florenz ziegfelds Follies in M-d-Ms "ziegfeld Follies of lo46," opens tomorrow.
 The Anna Held Girls dance again with torso, feet, hands and flashing eye. The lifetime movement of the puppets Is made possible through the elastic quality of the secret ma- terial of which they are fabricated. When one of the puppets laughs, even mouth wrinkles show, In order to achieve this effect, only seven feet of film e day could be shot for the dance sequence and the one minute leg show" on the screen took l6 days. to film.
 Incidentally, costumes play aS important a part as the figures. They were especially designed by Florence Buinn after original zieg- field models.
 The cast of M-d-M'S "ziegfeld Follies of lo46" includes Fred As- taire, Lucille Ball.. Lucille Bremen, Fanny Brice, Judy Garland, Kath- ryn Grayson, Lena Horne, Gene Kelly, James Melton, Victor Moore, Red ekelton, Esther Williams and William Powell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

writing and direction, lavish pro- duction and brilliant performances of every member of the cast, emer- ges as Q remarkably entertaining picture. Paulette Goddard Is charm ing as the un-nloral "heroiTle;" Ray Midland is likable as the pandering hero"
 That's the lnsiduous thing about it-that's why thinking parents are going to have to ask themselves, sooner or later, what kind of moral lessons their kids are learning in American theaters.
 News that Charles Chaplin, Jr. has enrolled ct UCLA for e dra- matte course is, in my opinion, Q distinct blow to home industry" His own papa, thanks to the Joan Barry case, IS the most widely pub- licized dramatic coach in all the world.
 In yesterdays publicity 1t was arl- nounced that Zachary Scott, the Warner Brothers star, is buying an island off the west coast of Mexico, where he plans to build a de luxe resort with daily plane service to and from Hollywood. Reading the story, I couldn't restrain an in- voluntary "tSk talk" Don't mis- understand me I wouldn't think of doubling the veracity of Mir Scotts press agent, any more than I would that of o,673,47i other pub- licistS who have previously reported that THEIR clients were buying is- lands off the west coast of Mexico as sites for de luxe resorts. The thing that stirs my Ire Is the on- vious fact that that portion of the Pacific is so poorly chartered with the best maps showing no more than 10 percent of the islands discovered by Hollywood Hacks, navigation Is seriously imperilled.
 When Lucille Ball was criticized by friends for renewing her con- tract with M0M instead of accept ing an offer to head her own inde- pendent production, she replied: T don't trust my own judgement, How should know whats good for meP I'm only an actress" I think her decision refutes her last statement. She's more than "only an actress" she's also Q smart business woman for recognizing the limitations of her own experience and entrusting her professional future to producers who have demonstrated enough pro- fesSional know how" to make her star.
 A Syndlcated column reports that John Stuart Mill, the 18th century English philosopher was the most precocious child in history" Watch ing Shirley Temple ct her 18th birthday party, I felt inclined to challenge the writer's claim. True, Shirley never equalled Mills feat of mastering Greek ct three years of age but she wasn't much older than that when she became one Of the most famous stars in the world, By the time she was i2, she'd earn cd considerably more than Q million dollars, had held her own In con- verSationS with many of the worlds most famous adults, and had achiev- ed recognition by quite a few ency-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

clopedla editors. Considering the fact that she started with nothing more than Q pair of dimples and Q natural talent for realistic make believe, she, too, Is entitled to prod- iRy rating,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

Movie spokesmen, always super sensitive. are busy just now "re- senting" cartoon strip entitled hollywood Johnnie" which they claim puts the film colony in Q bad light" When will they wake up !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-30

wonder, end realize that the cno thing that really puts EilmVllle ~ bad light is the publicity result ina from factual news stories about the off-screen pcoadlllos of HoIiy. woods celehrities2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
Sodnik William j. McDer-
mott kandidat "a mladinsko
sodiSce

Sodnik William J. McDermott
je kandidat "a sodnika ma no.
vem Mladinskem sodisGu "a sti-
riletno dobo. Sodnik McDer-
mott je' 48 let star, ozenjen in
ina tri otroke starosti II, Is
in 3 leta. V prvi svetovni vojni
je sluzil kot vojak dive lett. Ora
oduiral ie iz Western Reserve
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

81 bi' bill vse preklical, Sc izbri-
sal, a nj incl poguma. Kakor
da so mu posle vse dusevne
moci in Sc nieemur vec ne more
ustavljati. Ia bojazljivca ga
imajo in ga prezirajo. Ne, sal
mu tega nihee nj rekel, a on je
to cutil. Tako majhen, tako po-
nizan v sebi nj bill Sc nikoli kot
takrat. In vendar je bill S srcem
in z bolecino Sc yes med tistimi,
XII so glave Sc nosili pokonci
Polagoma Sc je uravnovesiL
Lepote slovenskega jezika niko-
Iii nj obcutil tako globoko, niko-
Iii ga nj govoril S toliksno lju-
beznijo kot tiste ,dni. Slednja
beseda mu je pela, vsak glas mu
je bill poln sladkosti. Cankarja
nikoli nj maral, bill mu je ne
razumljiv, a zdaj ga je v Soil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

universe pravne sole in sluzi V
javnem z;vljenju V Clevelandu
liza leta 1880, ko je bill imeno-
van "a pomoznega vladnega d.
striktnega pravdnika.
Ia mestnega sodnika je bill
imenovan leta 1889 in je bill po-
zneje ponovno izvoljen ma to
mesto. Mesto novega mladin-
skega sodis6a je uvedla pri zad-
MEM zasedanju dTzavna posta-
vodaja.
Sodnik McDermott sluzi za
"a dnj jih pet let kot nacelnik
Child Welfare organizaciie pr
American Legion "a ia okraj;
je direktor varnostnega koncila
"a Cleveland, direktor Merrick
House in mnogih drugih mia,
dinskih organizacij. - Advt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

Sodnik Louis Petrash Sc "a
nina "a probleme mladine in
pozna njih potrebe. Zato je spo-
soben kandidat "a sodnika ma
mladinskem sodiscu "a dobo sti-
rih let. Sodnik Petrash je izku-
sen sodnik, kar 81 je pridobil
tekom 12-letne sluzbe kot sod
mix v mestni sodniji. Njegove
upravne zmoznosti in mirni zna-
caj so vazne kvalifikacije a
mladinsko sodisce.
Sodnik Petrash je vedno ak
tiven in druzaben v civilnih
funkcijah. Ina tudi svojo dru-
Zinc in We, kaksne so naloge
starsev do otrok, da Sc jih
vzgoji v dobre drzavljane. Sku-
pine in posamezniki podpirajo
izvolitev sodnika Petrasha "a
stiriletni termin ma mladinskem
sodiscu. N'jegov kampanjski
urad sc nahaja v sobi 225-27 v
Carter hotelu. Sodnika Pc
trasha so podprle V njegovi
kalididaturi CIO, okrajna PAC
organizacija, okrajna Cosrnopo-
Titan Democratic League in Gle
velandska ~delavska federacija
Sodnika Petrasha so podprle
tudi razne narodnostne skupi-
! ne. - Advt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

rad navajal: aAh, lepota nase
lbesede!" je vzklikal med ucen-
ci. Zdelo Sc mu je, da nina nj
kogar vec ma svetu, Sc zene ne,
i'm da ne more ljubiti nikogar
vec razen teh otrok povojne do
be, razvajenih in razposajenih,
XII ga MISC razumeli in SO mu
grenili ure.
Voditelj mu je nekoc dejal:
"Stari ste ze, ne ustrahujete
jih vec =" Primal je, da ne
izmerno trpi med mimi, skoraj
docela je Re osivel, CUBE so Sc
mu zarezale v obraz. "Prvi raz.
red dobite, lie italijanski mora
te poucevati." Rafael je bill "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

stojecim nj mogel spraviti v
sklad. Storil je vse, kar so mu
ukazali, a je ostalo vselej ne
kaj grenkega ma dnu. Mexico sc
je razburil in nj hotel razobesi-
ii drzavne zastave. "Naj me "a
prejo'' je vzkliknil. To je bilo
takrat, ko je bill prejel v dar
ogorek Narodnega donna. Cutil
.je, kako mu il prsi vstaja So
vrastvo. Kakor da je sele tedaj
spoznal, da ne della tega, kar
misli in cuti, in Sc je zgrozil mad
lastnim hinavstvom. ObcudovaI
| je nekatere mlajse tovarise, Xxi
so Sc odlikovali po svoji drzno-
sti, in v katerih druzbi Sc je
yes pomladil. Odkod so prisli ii
ljudje?
Trepetaje je stal pred solskim
nadzornikom, XII je kazal velike
rjave zobe, kakor da mu z Nil
mi grozi. "Gospod Leban, vpi-
Site Sc v stranko, ali vsaj v sin
dikat!' Vrtel je svincnik med
debelimi prsti in cakal. "Kakor
hocete - pref ali slej . :" Le-
ban Sc je ozrl. Ia MIN je stal
mlad tovaris, pomenljiv nasmeh
mu je igral ma obrazu. Tedaj
mu je prislo: "Ne"
Besedica je bila kot smrtna
obsodba, vendar mu je prinesla
ola jsanje. Nadzornikov swine
mix ie trdo legel ma polo papirja.
Ucitelj je zastrmel znak ma
nadzornikovih prsih: snop S Sc
kiro. zdelo Sc mu je, kakor da
mora V tlstem hlpu polozlti gla-
vo ma snop, da mu pade sekira
ma vrat Nj odsel, Sc je stal
"a vrati. Nasmejani tovaris je
stopil mimo MEGA in,izginil ma
hodniku. Tedaj Sc je Leban 70
pet pomaknil k nadzornikOVi
mizi. "Prej ali slei, pravite? &c
je tako, pa me vpisite!!' In mu
je bio huje, kakor da drzi gla-
vo ma snopu.
Rezanje V redkih, streecih
nadzornikovih zobeh je Lebana
zabolelo. V tistem rezanju je
ticala neka nisel, XII mu nj osta-
la skrita. Ali Sc je res pref bal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
ENAKOPRAvNOsT

mladega tovarisa, XII je stal "a
MIN? De Sc ga ze nj bill, Sc je
sramoval. S solzo v oeeh je
spremljal nadzornikovo roko, ki
je zapisala njegovo ime. Zaden-
ski Sc je pomaknil do vrat, no.
va tea mu je legla ma duso.
Mladi tovaris ga je cakal ma
.stopnicah. Leban ga nj razumel
kaj mu govori, VISA pozornost
mu je bila obrnjena le v notra.
MOST. "Vpisal sem se", je de-
jail. "Prej ali slej B" zdelo
Sc mu je, da tega ne SINE zata-
jiti; obcut1 je 1.-Two potrebo, da
Sc ma kak nacin opravici. Dvo-
je mladih oei ga je ocitajoce
prebadalo. 'tKaj hocemo starci
vi, mladci, Sc bojujte! Bog vas
ZlVl!' Stal le ma Vratln poSlo-
pja in stiskal tovarisu roko. Ia
je hotel nekaj reci, a je brzkone
opazil, kaj Sc dogaja v dust sta
rega ucitelja in je popustil.
Rafael je trpel. Srecaj ga je
tovaris in ga prisrcno pozdra-
vii, a on mu je samo prikimal.
Izogibal sc je druzbe. PRAY ta-
ko tezko mu je bilo tudi med
tistimi, XII SO sli njegovo pot. Ali
je mar mogoce hudicu in Bogu
obenem zazigati kadilo? Najraj-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA

CRTICE IN NOVELE

10 ugovarjal: "Meni je bill rekel
rajni oce: zdaj 81 prejel dovolj
- in ga nisem vec po Gem vpra-
SAL" Rezi pa je bila mnenj ia
"Nekaj mu morava dati. "Pro-
dal je razvaline hisice z zem-
ljiseem in vojno odskodnino
vred. Ko je drzal denar ma dla-
nj, Sc mu je zdelo, da SO mu po-
lovica zivljenja v bolecini zvija
med prsti
Leban je stezka odtrgal po-
gled cd podobe in po prstih od-
Sci Cd stene. Bal Sc je, da ga
ne slisi zena. Oci so mu begale
okrog, kakor da bi izmed vseh
predmetov rade izluscile vsa.
en- sladek spomin. Podoba ma
steklu spomin romanja ma
Trsat; takrat sta bila z zeno Sc
mlada in sta Sc vso pot zaljub-
ljeno pogledovala. Ogorek Ma
rodnega donna V Trstu, XII mu
ga je bill prinesel neki znanec.
Lezal .je oh srapnelski vazi. Bi-
10 mu je, kakor da Sc okrog te-
ga koscka zoglenelega lesa SUI.
&c stotero bridkosti in ponizanj
povojnega zivljenja.
Bilo je V tistih prvih dneh,
ko Sc je ma solskem svetu "a
upno nagnil do znanca: "Ali bo-
mo morali priseci?' Vsaj tega
ne! In Re je zastavil novo vpra-
sanje, XII Sc mu je skrivalo V
srcu: cali bono poucevali slo-
vensko?' Zadel ga je oster po-
gled, da Sc je zdrznil. "Pa kako,
nislis, da bi Po tursko?'
Osramocen Sc je umaknil, a bill
je olajsan. "Vsaj to-" To je bilo
takrat =.
PriGelo Sc je novo ziVljenje.
Ali je bio le "a las podobno
prejsnjemu? Leban Sc je S tes-
nobo zavedal, kako neizmerno
Sc je svet spremenil. Sc otroci
so bill drugacni. Sola mu je bila
V muko. Stel je leta. Sc stiri, pet
Priucil Sc je novi dobi, novim
otrokom, novim ljudem. Vse je
bio bolj nenirno, bolj povrs-
no, kakor zapisano kratkotraj j.
nosti. Ze iz srGne zelje, da bj
bilo tako, novi vladavini nj pri-
sojal dolgega zivljenja. Hladen
razum in mirovne pogodbe sc
govorile proti temu. Nee je "a
risal move meje; Rafael je sklo-
nil glavo in Sc VIDAL. Skusal je
najti soglasje m ed narodnim
custvom in lojalnostjo do drza-
We. Ne Oh zastavi ne oh himni
Sc mu nj ogrelo srce. Ma prelo.
mu dveh dob je ostal brez ko,
renin, svoje notranjosti z OBJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
(Nudaljevanje)

Kolikokrat mu je bio zal, da
svoje hisice nj dal fotografirati.
Izmed papirjev je bill izvlekel
prasen nacrt, ga prevlekel Ii
vimi barvami in ga pritrdil ma
steno. Dasi ga je pogled ma po'
dobo vselej zabolel, Sc vendar
nj mogel premagati, da he bj
bill pogosto uprl pogled vanjo
"Glej', je dejal veasih zeni, "tc
je najina hisica.' zena je mol
Gala. Cutila je, da lezi rahel oci'
tex v mozevih besedah. Sinu je
takrat, pred zenitvijo, vso 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
Prodo Sc furmo

da Sc uredi zapuseino. Hisa S
6 sobami, 600 cevljev spredaj.
Lastni plinski vrelec, elektrika,
studencna voda; 1 aker sparg-
ljev, 500 dreves-grmieevja, sad
ma drevesa, 3 akre gozda, kokos-
MAX vreden $500 in rs akrov
fine zemlje. Mic kopalnice. Cena
"a vse to v gotovini $11, 500. Ma
haja Sc ma Sprague Rd.
e. N. ROONEY, Columbia Rd.
Olm,sted Falls, Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

'lovoljen. Nekaj dni De imela pr
Vi razred drobna Sicilijanka, XII
je venomer brbljala: mon ca
pisco." Otroci SO 10 zaradi te-
ga imenovali: ''Mala piska". Pts
.ka je odsla, Leban je stopil v
razred, otroci so Sc zacudili. Sc
del je in gledal zorne obrazke.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
Prodo Sc

elektrieno ledenico ,(refrigera-
tori Leonard izdelka. z kubic-
nih cevljev. Cena $4,000. Vpra-
sa sc ma 1888 E. 81 St., Suite
2, tel: EX 1881.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

Sodnik Louis Petrash "a
nladinsko sodiSce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
Naprodaj

De dobroidoca ,grocerija in mes
MICA; craven je stanovanje s 6
modernimi sobami. Sc lahko ta-
Ikoj vselite. v slovenski naselbi-
nj. Kogar zanima, maj pusti svo-
je ime in naslov v uradu tega
IlNta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
GOdbenik

ma elektricni bas, bi rad prisel V
dotiko popularno slovensko or
kestro, XII igra po 4 ali 5 vecerov
ma teden. Lahko takoj sprejme
ponudbo. Joe zuberny st., 1901
E. 46 St., MI 1857.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
POIniyalke pOsOde

dobijo dobro delo polni ali delhi
cas-. Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dobi ,tudi obede in
funiforme. Poklicite HE 4444 in
vprasajte "a Mrs. Guenther.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25
Naprodaj je

ma Chardon Rd. med Rockefel-
Ter Rd. in SOM Center Rd., 4 do
5 akrov zemlje. Ia podrobno-
sti poklicite Wickliffe 21-J-1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-25

Kdor je 6loUekoljub, daruje
20 OtrOSkO bOlnico q SlOUenii
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
Hard TO Get Items
Now Back on Market
For Beard Trimmers

Beard trimmers viii soon re.
ceive assistance when 26.000 shay
ing brushes, 10000 tubes of shay
ing cream. and 200. 600 bottles OF
after-shaye lotion all in large
quantity lots-are put on sale by
the War Assets Administration.
Part Of a 100000 surplus stock
from the Navy Ships Stores. the
shaving supplies will be offered
in a sale starting September g..
with World War II veterans get
ting first priprity. according TO
Frederic Beaver, regional sales
chief of the drugs and medical di-
vision of WAA.
other items in the sale include
foot powder, hair tonic. hair sham
poo, hand lotion, petroleum jelly,
and tooth powder Further infor-
nation may be obtained from the
drugs and medical division of the
WAA at the time orders are
placed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
Missionaries from Africa
Honored Wednesday at
Church Lawn Supper

Or and Mrs. r. F. Shields, mis-
siouaries from Central Africa,
were guests OF honor Wednesday
evening al a pot luck lawn supper
given by members of Community
Presbyterian Church at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson
Mrs Shields and Mrs. Anderson
are cousins
Or. and Mrs. Shields have spent
25 years in Africa Mrs. Shields
and Mrs Anderson had not seen
each other in % years until the
Shields present leave from their
mission at Khartoum in the Su-
dan. They left Coolidge Friday
enroute to California, from where
they vii go to Milwaukee, Wis
consin for th$ winter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
Children's S Bible Club
Will Be Organized

Plans have been completed for
the first meeting of the Children's
Bible Club To be held at 325 West
Lindbergh. next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. according TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerben Veldt
The Bible Club. an interdenom-
iinational organization. is not in
tended TO replace Sunday School
but rather TO work in cooperation
with churches and Sunday Schools
in combating the wave of Juvenile
delinquency which is sweeping the
country.
The club is open TO all children
OF grade school age. and those Of
high school age are invited to
come at 4.30 O'Clock 10 organize a
club. The time will be spent In
singing. quiz contests. and similar
activities.
Adults interested In this work
are invited to meet with the Lead
ers on Thursday evenings at S
O'Clock at the same address. Mr.
and Mrs. Yeldt will gladly help
anyone desiring TO orgapize sim
liar club in another locality.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
BPWC States Seasons
First Social Meeting
At Ruins tuesday Night

Coolidge Business and profes-
sional Women's Club will hold a
picnic supper for members and
guests al Casa Grande Ruins
Tuesday evening. September II,
at seven o'clock, according to an
nouncement OF the president, Mrs
Ruby Elliott. This will mark the
groups first social meeting OF the
fall-winter season.
Mrs. II. A Unger Is general
chairman OF arrangements. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Virginia
Bollin and Mrs. Elliott. Members
are requested by those in charge
TO bring their own table service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
Red Cross VIII
Sponsor Classes
In First Aid

plans are being formulated by
the Piual county chapter OF Amer
iieau Red Cross for classes IN first
aid. both for adults and school
pupils according to Mrs. Fern
Nalaedingham secretary.
a class VIII be established in
any locality where eight people
wish 10 participate. provided a
sufficient number OF qualified In
struitors can be recruited At
present only one qualified teacher
Is available but three more viii
De ready within q short time, as
they are now taking refres her
courses.
Plans are not far enough ad
vanced 20 give definite places and
times OF classes. but il seems
probable that high school groups
will be handled through the school
systems. II agreeable TO the school
boards. while adult classes will
meet in Legion halls. or similar
civic buildings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13

OMiss Betty Bloomstrand arrived
home Thursday from Los Angeles
to visit her mother. Mrs. c. f..
Lettering and family. Miss Bloom
strand. who received her nurses
diploma from Good Samaritan
Hospital Phoenix. has just COM
pleted a six months course in
surgery at Queen OF the Angels
Hospital Los Angeles. She will
spend a short vacation at home
before making definite plans for
the future.
civilian Hanks OF Burbank. Cal
ifornia. was an overnight guest at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Beauchamp. Jr.. Thursday while
enroute from the coast TO Texas.
OMr. and Mrs G. w. Smith of
Texon. Texas. arrived here Sun
day TO visit her sister, Mrs. S. c.
Mcfarland and family. The Smiths
will be here about ten days
OMr. and Mrs 4. j. Vensel spent
Monday in Prescott with their son.
Kenneth
OMr. and Mrs Ned Palmer and
sons moved from Byrd Avenue to
the a. G. Walker home on North
Main Street this week. The Walk
ers moved to Phoenix Monday to
make their home.
OMr. and Mrs Norman Esh OF
albuquerque. New Mexico, and
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Curtis of Van
Nuys. California. were guests at
the home OF Jon ID. Goree this
week The men served In the ar
my air corps together.
OMr and Mrs. A. ID. Tyler were
in Phoenix Monday on business
and pleasure.
OMrs. II. II. Cooper and daughter,
Mayre OF Duncan were overnight
guests at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. J NJ. Hines Wednesday. Mrs.
Cosper. nee Stella Watson, is Mrs.
Hines niece.
OMrs. Laura Reed OF Okmulgee.
Oklahoma. and granddaughter. Ina
Reed. who has been visiting her
for the past five weeks, arrived in
Coolidge Friday. Mrs. Reed will
remain for an indefinite visit with
her son. Charles Reed and family
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13

OMrs. II. A. Nafziger and daugh-
ters. Dorothy and June. returned
Wednesday from Prescott, where
they spent the past two months.
NafZiger. whose tillage contracts
require his presence in Prescott
district remained there. Mrs. Naf-
Tiger and the girls plan to move
TO town from the Nafziger ranch
east of Coolidge as soon as re-
modelling is completed on their
home at 396 North 9th Street.
which the Nafzigers recently pur-
chased from the Joe Farrs, when
the latter moved TO Continental.
Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13
Mrs. Reed Honored on
Return from East

Mrs Charles Reed vas honored
sith a family pot luck supper or
the lawn At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. L. NOVEL; Monday night
after her return from a five weeks
stay in the east. Those present
were, Mr. and Mrs Norman Free
man and son. Roddy. Judge and
Mrs ". c. Truman and sons. Bill
and Tommy. OF Florence. Mrs.
Laura Reed OF Okmulgee. Okla
homa. Ina Reed. Nancy Novel;.
Charles Reed. and c. r. Robert
son OF Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13

o.. j. Hallmark returned Monday
from Yuma. where he visited his
granddaughter. Mrs. K. NJ. Burgh
and family, who have recently
moved here from the east His
visit marked the first time in "a
years that Hallmark and his
granddaughter had seen each 9TH
er. There were five great grand
children, four girls and a boy
whom he had not seen before.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-13

OMr. and Mrs S c. Mcfarland
aud daughters. Bonnye and Joyce
returned Thursday from a three
weeks tour Of the inter-mountaiu
and western states during which
they visited various points OF in
terest. While IN Oregon they were
guests al the Coleman Odom
ranch for a few days The Odoms
are former Coolidge residents.
OMr. and Mrs. J ". Beauchamp.
Sr.. returned Saturday from Pay
son. where they spent a brief va
cation Mrs Beauchamp returned
the previous Monday from Abb
lene. Texas. where she visited her
sister.