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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

sUBLET-16th and R NV: large 1-roon
als ap WEEKS ekfss'sare mo bath aox smarI modern
MI fs o aa % sox snare ARE 4sroom stss at
with another Girl: Protestant, Republican
homs; $50 month. Box 10Y. Star rs
in downtown NV, with 5 other sirls: Jew
s:BEpRM, ist-FL. APT.EAliii utilities tilt. In
sleoee; Ca, s1@1 @ month n @al Anacostia I'd
1909 18TH ST. s.EGs bed-liv. rm., twin
@ oeas' ~ tiled bath. kit, scr. porch; redec.;
CoNGEN, GIRL to share new dec. mod
SO month. AT. ss47. ~ 18th I; st. NV n'W
WISH TO SHARE my charming Alexandris
apt, with another refined young business
woman; reasonable: near WASHINGTON bus
e; Conn. Nts'riaf AVE, near s st.-u,ility studio
% one very large room, fireplace, windows
tlon all new furnishings; S125. Box "a
share bath empoyed neG%s siarf siy.
0nly; %es;lv SIS YeeSly aays Also single room sa
furn basement, semitic home: ss0aSIenes Sedrms
FFris;idaire. pvt; front and back entrances;
coI6kED Do Two sST sk6RooM SRa star apartment,
available 1oR SIX months: convenient to
busline: attractively furnished. all utilities
furnished; $50 month. 300 Bryan .pl
1901 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-3-room base
ment apartment; $40 per month
1884 X ST. N.E.-3 rooms, kitchen and
bath. nicely furn.: no children or pets
$50. Phone FIR 4157
1907 y ST: N.W.-,-Exchanse arrangement
isoa NEWTON ST. wv wv. tt TOP u0dss noossi-a eiat
girls, preferably servicewomen. to share A.
room apt; $50 for one, $50 each for two
1919 HAMLIN ST. Ne rooms, nicely
furn.. refsr.: employed couple; conv. transp
Sl5 week. DE. 921a. %
I43? FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Bssement 2
rooms, kitchen and bath; employed adults
Reference. $50 per month.
, REFINED YOUNG GIRLS wish to share
their large 4-rm apt. with another girl;
SGD. Cal DE. 1929 for interview on Mar
3 ROOMS, semiprivate bath. private en-
trance: convenient transporta ton; suit
able for , or 3 gentlemen: $50 month
4Ole 2rd st. NV. GE. 1905
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FOR WASHINGTON: Bacl

HOLLYWOOD FOR WASHINGTON: Bach.
apt, furn. incl. linens: exch. for apt. in
Wash. Box 490-V, Star. 30'
WILL SWAP a-bedrm, apt. in desirable
section Of New orleans for a .-3-bedroom
apt. or house in Va. Md, D. c. Call
Chestnut s56 after 6 pm -
EXCHANGE spacious. modern, bedroom
apt in NV only GE 44as. 30
UNO OFFICIAL will EXCHANGE 1-bedroon'
furn. apt. in Washington. for apt. in New
York suburbs. Alex. S62a. -..s
WANTED, Silver Spring or Takoma Park
area, l or, . bedroom unfurn. apt or small
house: will exchange our modern Groom
unfurn. apt, S45 mo. rental conv. to
downtown D. c. and transp. HO. 6s1l.
WILL EXCHANGE one-rm. kit dinette.
bath apt. unfurn., for 2-rm. apt, unfurn.
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom, Living room,
dinette, kitchen and bath apt, Midtown
N. Y. City, for 2-bedroom apt. or small
house, NV. section Washington. Call eve
nings after $40, AID. 1920. -2S
QUONSET POINT, r. l., for Washington
4-room and bath, furn.. 2-yr.-old house
located . miles MAS Quonset Point. for
house or apt, in nearby virginia. Phone
Pc E,1M5.IoS 49, oySsekdayns wIn "a pm .2a.
ant OF owner in exchange for broom
buy: Box ., Arlington. Va.
NEW YORK WASHINGTON - Will ex-
change modern .unfurn. two-bedroom apt
in desirable section of Brooklyn for similar
apt. or house in Wash or vicinity. Re-
public 1900, Ext 73640 2Ss
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ROOMS fUkNlShg0-MD. end VA.
ARLINGTON-Veteran or seryiceman and
wife to share small home; 10 min. D. c.;
near Pentason, $50 mo. Jackson 16s6-R
-21
CHEVY CHASE-Twin- bed room in private
bone for young people,: home privileges;
$40 mo. each. Oliver 441S RS
transportation at door; laundry privileges.
ARLINGToN FoREsr-Nice corner single
rm,, lady Of good habits, $40 per wk,
room overlooking yard of dogwood and
redbud; near Pershing dr. bus; S35 mo.
42S No. Monroe, OK. 1856 after pm.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, 72oe Harwick
Ird;-Lovely room, 3 exp, pvt. bath. One
ssry $40 ssi $50 pna dsi wi tfssV sba6 hecesa Maa
ARLINGTON. VA, 3716 North Pershins
dr.-Young girl. ase 20 to 30, to share
room with another slrl in private home on
busllne: S25 month. CHI h4Oh
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FARM and GARDEN.

strawberry PLANTS, best variety:
suRboFr. f coiesVille, Nd. Ashton 1Md'j
Isas Tet SOIL, s9pp1Ne. HOWARD LAND
On HAND for immediate delivery, new
ins mixers, manure and all-purpose load
ers, tractor saw rigs, 2S-cu.-ft. QUICK cool
ss VIII coaveTt to deep freeze MALoNExes
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contrsctor-
rssasns. sroanda aRa ms
inss, fertiiizing; spraying trees. trimmed
ad SotR Hstasfi Sss AT ess
ss5i' 30s ea rock Hsssa 'n BRes s'shs
FoR sALE-wer-rotted manure ground
vicinity in a-bas orders at sl.26 a bas.
sTARAa%siBERRY sra Aa%siBaERRY PLANTS, improved Nor
tss thoHsspEd; ~ !. =. Can sIayI VA ssss after pm
greenhouses for sale; lsrss or small bull
fGzsF teF ess Iii ' Outdoor plant
surely than the house Itself The passerby
one glance. not only the exterior surround
ings, but the whole interior and the &C &C
sny victims s Te Of iesp # ST
berry, try a planting of the best Of the
very best, rightly called diseaseproof and
of lifetime duration. Specimen yews. holly,
box, shade. fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety. evergreen and deciduous material
for screens, hedses. barberry, hemlock,
myrtle for shade, rose and flower beds.
rock gardens. freplaces. fagstone, brick,
cement and gravel walks: terraces. drive
ways, arbors, trellises, fences. drainage.
manured topSoil; Wondergro: The, the ideal deal
and good soils better, SIS ton delivered.
Special treatment for acid-lovins plants
tree surgery and removal. preparation,
seeding and rolling Of lawns. shearine,
pruning and spraying. When YOU plan
for permanent improvements or renova-
tions in the garden, call IL 4225 for free
est innate 2Sf
PASTURE FOR RENT. Great Falls, Va,
section; so acres blue and orchard grass,
completely fenced, streams plus Difncult
Run. Phone EX, 0"s0; ewes, Daleyiew
s33-J-11. DOUKAS. 2S'
COW MANURE for lawns and sardens
S1e, ton delivered; $3.50 for 2ha.ton
lead; also topSoil tChester loam), $40
ton Call Ashton 1856
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ROOMS fURhisHEp-herthwest.

1900 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-At-
GsT S SPEESn6 spEE sn6 u5 5oa Nc h soSs St.
ony 0uEi snss g dST
fsSSRs Fl Pf15 st st. Nv s1as AT
End floor, large, front, neat, next bath;
sai sai dosPPs.i PLACE SWMsnsle siRsle and double
rooms for gentlemen; convenient down,
rupRns phans Da n1ter ns4s il rooms So snd
aoHta roy als asa s ssnss
RSTE = rARK MoGsr IS De5 sos saY sth NE s.
z blocks Greyhound Bus statiopa1-JRsooms
81 yGWTdS arS 50 Fer SW say sst s5ss ists and
,sl kSfRfTfSHeGsf SR 81 RsGHf s9 ssss 2Dr
tleman, nonsmoker, $40: on busline,. Call
Wo 900. Tues, 9 to 10 pm; Wed and
s:ss assz.i .tS 1 ST g. sS%W-ssle sS%W rm, for say;
1908 AHAMiLToS ST. N.w-Youns lady
ss%Ry sos RvaKSIM sa}s 81 So Sae.sn ii nj
able seepng room man dr,nkna
MT fT'fi fIEashST siys1f s9s aae oakVood ter
Large double room for l or ?. next bath; IL
mr. 18th St, St bus .ssd and Mt. Pleasant car; $40
RGp'f sfs fArLoR RS s4os 81 sN.w-Master sedrm for
,ln Siris' r twin peg pegs SIo ssos ss Also vas IN
5ss%, ,,, 70! S ,ssas isay. s2s ,n month ~. =, y.
s On s4tIac doaSe
s@sth. @ Suitable iS ) er or Persons: 81 day iof
1884 ooIUMBiA RD, Nw-Larse double
ssn5srslo ss 81 SWI25. ysskly d. 2oom esa" for to
persons. So day each; s. per week each.
sms .pss rg9 81 week D1 FL s1$5
room with another man; connecting bath,
ifi fsi4 FaRRAGuT MsRlH 4 ST. S.w-Double room.
eonvenient to transportation, $50. GE,
Is. IGoss NEW M HAMPSHIRE E.; E, AYE ,y Dupont
III vi. AZ 18th PSF 81 SoSn S% E Dupont Circle
! doublef next to BATH twin BEDS S4s
e e CONCORD AVE. Apt. 4-sinsle lady:
large sinsie room; price sa5 mo TIA, 5sssa
1850 $3.50 isth ST. Nw-sinsle room. sa5
share with another gentleman, SIS: semitic
sSTs' sSIs kaiokAaA sG nD-sh.s. 81 in double
ssss isss RHSSE siaSS IsnASe s. AVE GO
sSsaofies Sssin fop Or eosls sirs al IT, convenienees
sqss s9ss t0 bus buses re fnd oSss ssssi $50 mo- Call
closet, Jewish home: unlim. phone; eony.
transp;; S25 mo, Al! 4th s.. RA 1880
twin-bed room with another man, veteran
stpHsnI ,Ss PERRY siH mSnth FI bedroom
clean. in quiet private home: $40 mo
Gentleman only; 14th st. transportat ton.
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase,
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes
from downtown; all conyeniences: Sl4
week. 1916 Military rd.. EN-. 2123. =
523s NEBRASKA AYE.-Sinsle room, $50
sduits. for cultured sentiemsn; no drink
Ing; excel transp: and conveniences; ref
S3o QUEBEC FL. N.W.-Double rm, ad-
Joining studio employed eeEple or gen gen
asao 18th ST. N:W.Ipbl. rms. avail for
young men; April l. se5' s"s and ss $50
Gio1 18th ST. NV. Apt. 2o1-Room, slo
eec ence Tess *. MRS Gy Tfsfs only
SIS week. Inquire Thorn Mean Shoe Store,
Us 7th .,s St NV Vet pssrerred rom ,or
sortation poqns sr f. "a ss Hsek convenient .fsns
81. CHARLES GULsTHoUsE. a4ol 18th
st. NV, formerly the Egyptian Lesation-
Dormitory room, available for select girls.
t,ss sshS Nef6 G:asa lGspie1 IN losnss sn laundry
1'L II GALLHTIN ST. N.w.OLee. attrac. rm.
for i in gentle pvt home; semibath Chill
lum bus next door; $40 wk. GE. s513.
seso .ns asT S. nss x.. Ap ssss
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
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FURNISHED ROOMS for adult students
attending vocational school in Silver
fS Two Law ASVeSTehS sTGDENTs Ms serious sober DE-.
re sire double room, with bath pref Call
kEFINED, educated woman wishes room
n private home easily accessible to Chevy
Ghass: Nd: Box 5U-X, Star
WAShIN GTONIAN desires q room and
kitchenette for Ink, close in Address
box fS-A. Star. ,9s
MiDDLE-AGED Government examiner
wants room with private bath or share
apartment, preferably 10th st. NV. be-
tween 300 to $500 blks. Box 62-X, Star. !.
BY GENTLEMEN of moderate means
furnished double room with private shower,
kitchenette or Ink. privileges desirable !:
ences. Box SIX. Star
& GaNTLhMAN desires quiet, comfortable
room. vicinity Dupont Circle: permanentJ
Call MR.. WALLACE. NO. s515 after pm.
BUSINESSWOMAN desires quiet room
with running water or private bath; no
entertaining. National 1890, Ext 1885. :
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APARrMeNTs WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-.
p]o2es of Capital Transit Co. urgently neec
housine. If you have house. apartment!
or housekeepine rooms to rent phone MI
6363: Ext g. weekdays
ARMY OFFICER. permanently assigned
desires 2 or 3 bedroom furnished or. un.
furnished apt: or house in Chevy Chase
Bethesda or Silver Spring. on or hefor.
April 2I one child of high school age
will guarantee good care OF household
Furnishings WI a93a
nished or unfurnished apartment; perma
nent Box 303-V. Star. -.
no DRINKING OR SMOKING-OyerseaI
veteran, employed Agriculture, needs apt
to be reunited with wife and 10-month-olt
baby; prefer .-hedroom apt in Va. bu
will sublet or rent furnished apt or houst
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DISTINGUISHED GEOkGETOWN resi-
dence. partially furnished: shaded garden,
dining terrace, bedrooms, freplaces, 3
baths: 2-car garage. etc. References re-
CURED Shown by ,appt, only. DI $3.50 or
Du. 1855. Rental $400 monthly or sale.
Si5.000 =
ROOMS. 2la baths. sarase; completely
equipped play yard . minutes bus ride
downtown, 10 minutes Pentason; children
welcome: reference required or consider
group of Government girls; available June,
July. AUGUST: $500 for season. CHI 1851
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northees

NEW TOURIST HoME-New single beds.
Simmons outfits used throughout; rooms
person; near Capitol. 1905 Maryland ave.
ne Ii 1850 -27
THE GALINA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Giri to
share nicely furn double rm. with an
other girl; single beds; laundry priyils.;
I015 r.. I. AVE. N.E.-For . girls, double
room, twin beds, attractively furnished,
next to bath. lst floor: transportation
at door. 15 minutes to town; $50 month
CoLoRED-,,a 10Th ST. N.E.-a girls: "a
block from carline; So wk. ea. TR. 1924.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE 3-BEDROOM local house for
equivalent New York WALKER, Shen-
LOOKING FOR HOME in San Francisco? ?
Will exchange small. comfortably furn. apt.
there. suitable for or 2 adults. for furn.
apt: in Wash. or nearby. RE. 1900. Ext.
3O35, before 8. or Box 3s-X Star 20.
WILL EXCHANGE 6-rm, bath brick home,
in good section Atlanta, Ga, for at least
equal space in or near WASHINGTON; early
summer occupancy Box 36-X. Star. 29s
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ApARrMEhrs wAhTEp,

NAVY DENIIST and wife desire q Or 3
rm furn. apt. or small house: no children
or pets; stationed perm. at Naval Hosp
Bethesda. DIR. X. r. PFEIFFER. WI. 9156
TEDDY AND PRUDY tmy Persians, getting
panicky, me too; must We be separated?
Have furniture and car but no home after
April IA. Could sell furniture and sleep
in car but might be cramped Navy widow
FIR. lilo eve; RE. 1900, Ext. 6446 days
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ROOMS rvRhIsHsp-s.s. and s.w

ROOMS fuRNIsHEo-S.E. and s.w.
1893 1EABAMA AVE. Sc. Apt. 3-sleep-
ins. room, man, IS per week: Garfield loon
and Navy Yard bus: eyes, ~
1874 FIT. DAVIS ST. S.E.-Laree rm.. Sc,
$40 and S1a per week: gentlemen only.
'gertne home,
CoLoREDwieS 10th ST. Sc. end floor
80 ,rm. for EMPLOYED couple, SIS A. wk.
CoIoREp9ssoa BASS ST. s.E.-Room sor
employed refined couple, kitchen privtleee;
s45 mo. Apply after $50 pm. S9s
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APARTMEhTs uhEuRh,suEp.

COUNTRY CLUE AFT rms. and sinei.
rm.,, unfurn.. with golf and swimming
privileges: Call WI. 2666. rs
BETHESDA-2 rms kit. bath. in nice
basement in EXCHANGE for so hours a
month Of domestic service. Auto essen
tial. Call wisconsin .546 before noon or
ESTABLISHED DOCTORS OFFICE and
apt, if desired. vacant: 4 rms kitchenette
sts sna so moathy ea5 'e ca ins
Realtor, / 06 Vermont ave, DI $500. 81
? ROOMS and kitchen: heat, liEht and
gas furnished $50; couple only. Call
after 5-3n n N, IN dtb ct
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

MARINE COLONEL, just returned from
Pacific, needs apt or room and board;
family including wife, son and daushter
s. Call RE 1400, Ext 1906 go
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HoUsEs FURNISHED

WILL SuBLET lovely country house. fur.
nished; bedrooms: ] hour Washington
$3.50 mo. ASK Haymarket. Va, operator
for MRS. KNAUTH. rs
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURh.
ROOMS WANTED.

:ia? PENNA. AVE. N.W.-5 rooms, inc
Frlgtcaire: newly papered and painted
$3.50 month for all: references
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HOUSES UkFuRklsHED.

MT. PLEASANT-3 floors 10 rooms, 2
bath, 500: will rent to adult family, OF
whom can be home to answer phone when
necessary In doctors ONCE In same build
ing Box 2-Y Star --2S
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS for sale: U. s. certifIed
pullorum clean and R.O.P.: White Leg
horns and Barred Plymouth Rock chicks.
Call WI, 4215, 3 to weekdays
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDsWWhite Rock and
Barred cross baby chicks, S13 per 100;
always home. Hyattsville 0o26 o. g.
MAXWELL. Lanham. Md -2a
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-2O-unit apart
ment in NV Can be bought for S1lO.OOO.
terms. Helm or Bell EX s535 81
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

1880 UNITS, trade rs units or pay ca 81
no comm. OWNER, NE. $3.50. before.
am. or after 5.
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VETERAN AND WIFE ursently need one OF
furnished. No children, no pets Chris
tians, permanent Government oficial Up
ssb.a o sab moRt eth unasnsaed .ase ar .uSss. Sn S
pay in advance. Northwest or suburbs
Homeless since return from Pacific Jan
29. Excellent references. MRS. JOSEPH
NAVAL OFFICER fTsEisn AND WIFE urgently re-
auire furnished or unfurnished apartment
VETERAN AND WIFE desire one, two OF
Calls Calls Hosss. ic RE. 800, Ext. 1910 between
sciasTsr saa sR .ns eeim mo- csl RR service. and
ployed wife. college graduates, desire B.
r. s7os 10 EXT ssdsss ss s'ts
0EEPsHRAAMN 0EfsRAN AND WIFE, expecting baby ar.
Vsn. sas. cs MKs ags
EMPLOYED COUPLE. without children
desire 2 rooms and kitchen, between 18th
tpa ds iii sKeoM 81 st1s near
sPSTs1tiIf T,ts IS eoSsGiTaSi and -,
would like to rent or sublet furnished
spsrtment pa go o. small house for two months sn.
Bay sx Ar1 u I at sGuns months tSsn in w
RfsfossIslg Saasf IiSlIr Ssyi sss!i coMMAspEk .ne
bedrm apt, preferably furn.. any time
before April 26. No children or pets
Prefer 2-year lease but would accept sub,
apt returning next month. Prefer north
OF Dupont Circle. Adams 404S 81
ss aaMa ASD n..a Td s. Der% rn s'
unfurn- apt: no. children or pets. TR
on00, Ext 3.iS. "a
ATTORNEY. COLLEGE man, ex-ofneer, desire,
furn spt NV section; will pay up tt
S100. Call ELANCE. RE. 6700, Ext. 1894
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MASS. AVE. PARK-This S
masonry 4-bedroom and
new-house condition, incl
tor. gas range which are
automatic oil heat; built.
wide street with beautiful
sion with title; priced at s.
Leigh, MA. 1900. Ewes.
3799. BOSS a. PHELPS,
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ALFRED TAYLOR

one of the finest Gu.
the Chevy Chase. Nd
large living room, a
with inclosed tiled su
ine room, kitchen. bret
bath on LIST floor: 4
lar9e tiled baths on .
moor there are . addit
vate study and bath.
other features suitabl
tertainiEk, including Z
reation room. vacaf
condition. co. $500
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

week. His firm buys quite lot
OF cattle In that territory.
Ed Wolaver is building a homa
in North Coolidge.
A. +. Taylos from Kingman has
accepted position as clerk in
the Coolidge postoflice,
Mrs. Ina Black OF Gladwater,
Tex. is here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kate Morris.
Dick Arnold and family left on
Tuesday for San Bernardino,
where the family will visit for
some time with Mrs. Arnold's par
ents and Dick will enter the
Southwestern College at Fort
Worth, Tex.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28
Housing and Employment
NOU Needs of Veterans

employment the most pressing needs
OF veterans would appear that the majority Of solid Amer
shrugged off their obligations TO veterans
in the mistaken belief Federal Government take
thousands of veterans all over
the country discouraged Is reported because OF
lack o. housing and low jobs.
Where the chief fault for this condition lie?
Some undertaken extensive programs TO aid
returning veterans meeting problems but others really
do lag behind In responsibility the service and
poor substitute for good works and casual
young and women by communi-
ties to the limited effectiveness will undoubt
edy up Main of nnumerable com
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

yer wedding anniversary and re-
ceived many nice presents and
also congratulations from their
many friends here.
Joe Olney has just returned to
his home in Coolidge from Okla
homa and New Mexico. where he
has been buying cattle.
Twenty-four Camp Fire Girls of
Coolidge went TO Casa Grande on
a swimming party Monday night.
They were accompanied by Miss
Helen Fulkerson and Miss Lorine
Sewell, Mesdames Cecil Nowlin.
Bob Cochran and Monk. After the
swim a picnic supper was enjoyed
by all
Mrs Bill McCay is visiting her
aunt in Phoenix.
c. S Hoffman and family were
here from their mountain camp
over the weekend.
Mrs. +. V. Bunkley and daugh-
ter. Vivian. were Phoenix visitors
Monday.
We are informed that the Su-
perior mines will close July for
the regular 30 days vacation and
repair.
A. b. Sanchez of the Robles
Packing company. was down from
the Ray country the first of the
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

part OF the river. north of Cool
idge. was offered for considera-
ton. The next regular meeting
will be held Tuesday night on
June 80.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28
9em o.. s&M
"a ~ LES
TEN YEARS AGO
TEN YEARS AGO

in Coolidge. was present an as in
vited guest. and complimented the
work OF the association. The
matter OF a bridge across the main
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

Prof. c. NJ. Mangun returned on
Wednesday from a visit with his
family In Tucson. where Mrs.
Mangun is finishing her degree In
the u. OF A. while there Mr.. and
Mrs. Mangun celebrated their sill
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

The Legion Auxiliary met on
Thursday night on the lawn OF
Mrs. Hobby's home and held the
installation OF new officers. Mrs.
Ruth Matthews OF Florence. dis
trict committeewoman. officiated.
The following officers were in
stalled: Mrs. Sue Steward. pres
ident: Mrs. Mabel Moxley. first
vice president. Mrs. Lillian
Preece. second vice president:
Mrs. Marian Cochran. secretary.
Mrs. Lula Short. treasurer: Mrs.
Lucille Ware. historian. and Mrs.
Doris Burt. sergeant-at-arms At
ter the installation social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed.
We understand nominating petit
tions are out for A. p Suit for
state representative. md Bill
Truman for state senator. and
Phil Claridge Is being mentioned
as candidate for county attor-
ney. SO far. Mrs. Bayless and
John J. Bugg are the only present
incumbents that have made formal
announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bryce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Collarette re-
turned from California last week.
where they have been vacation
ing.
Harvey Davidson and Ben Scott
returned recently from Fish Lake.
Utah. with some whopping fish
stories. and some pretty good
sized fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil MCGOWAN left
Wednesday for Fort Worth, Tex.
TO visit Mr.. McCowans relatives.
and will attend the Centennial.
A. ]. Christensen sold IS yearl-
ing steers the first of the week
TO Tovrea Packing company. The
steers were OF high grade and
brought an average OF $50 per
head.
The Coolidge Business Mems
met I'm response TO a
special call Tuesday night 10 talk
over some unfinished matters OF
business. Upon invitation. Louis
Fiscel. county engineer. met with
the members and gave details of
local improvement projects that
are coming under his department.
Mr. Norred of Stafford. who is
for a business location
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Nell MCGOWAN left
Wednesday for Fort Worth. Tex.
TO visit Mr.. McCoWan's relatives,
and will attend the Centennial.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

A. ]. Christensen sold IS yearl-
ing steers the first of the week
TO Tovrea Packing company. The
steers were of high grade and
brought an average OF Ss5 per
head.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

Harvey Davidson and Ben Scott
returned recently from Fish Lake.
Utah. with some whopping fish
stories. and some pretty good
sized fish.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

yer wedding anniversary and re-
ceived many nice presents and
also congratulations from their
many friends here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

A b. Sanchez of the Robes
Packing company. was down from
the Ray country the first OF the
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bryce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Collarette re-
turned from California last week
where they have been vacation
ing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

We are informed that the Su-
perior mines will close July l for
the regular 80 days vacation and
repair
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

independence Day July 4th. the Anniversary
Of Americas hard-won independence is a day
Of parades in honor Of every democratic prin-
cipIe by which we live: day for speaches to
waken and .rewaken US all to the fact that we
best fight for democracy by working for peace
In Coolidge the day will be observed through
the efforts Of The Coolidge Youth Council
which is sponsoring the celebration activities
for the people Of the area. Everybody is in
Wted TO Attend
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-28

Mrs r. V. Bunkley and daugh-
ter. Vivian. were Phoenix visitors
Monday
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-04

Siamese twins are not uncom
mon in the mushroom family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-04

The meadowlark is the state
bird OF Wyoming.