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PERSONAL.

PHONE sBEfHERD $3.50. ask Tor Ms.
Wright II YOU are IN need Of loar up II
TAILORING BY EXPERT TAILoR-Men's
| and Women's garments repaired remodel
ed altered; quick service EN- 1915, Tailor
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained practical or
REesR HE Nes1 SER sosea aAcAL n
rARsoNs COUNTRYSIDE CAMP, day and
camp 1Hne for cb6rse IL seD to MG5s[n ns1
swimming. pony riding. art. music. out
door sPoF5s' pos' pienies tennis snd pleasure
pREssSasafklIiSGsS pRE Ssifli eve. ASp Sb' ALTERATIONS
ldootId Modern studio studio in once bldg. Centrally
Equipped tor prompt service. Dresses,
ENG sg!ts to order Also TesIylng. LEA
flo s St new, r Room nn'n 90 ave Teisphone s ONE
eoMMEkciaII" Al" PHOTOGRAPHY DONE, ali
y ELkAy pHorodRApHERs iS5 es5fli ssenis: IS.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart asthma, rheumatism. arthritis.
nervousness piles, colds. flu or other all
ment so fesf from 6schns swollen
yxcANcSsn Il sniSsf N NukslNG GeiH HOME for elderly
Gs ssy en snd ssSs sisscned bck
up, and delivery, days a wk I'hone Llr-
CARE eGR HSf 81 eHInbRHN sH p eFed TO g. az 40
an1,, an to $50 pm. Decatur i752, MRS.
SLlP COVERS and draperies professionally
tailored from your or our material WORK
manship guaranteed DI 0l22 -15
MRS aAEEEE sREED6 NEs tsT Eifs vi f5s
MAGICIAN available evenings for adult or
itesd; t hsasonabie rates Gail wo' '5sss
Tor PARTICULARS. IL
ioi c n BE- GtFts9sS' of ss dafns sfa
ss 6SuTs Of YOUR oEe BABY BSE sz n y sa home
25 different poses, $3.50. You viii viii treas treas
u5 u5e these lovely, natural pictures in your
Gnlrds man1 c, NWn 30 enyronment ao For appoint
HUMAN ALARM cIock%Refabias ocf or eisn1hs wake e
up service. For information. call AT.
SLIP COVERS that are dinerent-they titr
treat your fabric to the care in cutting
M and finishing dna for which We are noted.
HAIR CUT. TRIM. New York hand
HOUSTON LoBBYs BARBER SHOP, 80
HAVE Your VACATION in Mexico. Our
sEPH aPI are RsRaNp s1sps5onea 1nfo5mation 10
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
psyae tatoI MI 0@ self
DYE WORK. al colors. incl. Army uni
CLEANERS. 300 Ga ave GE. 9777. .
ROCK CREEK SANITARIUM - Private
room for chronic case: patient must be
a able to feed self, must not be incontinent;
4-hr. nursing service tray service, res
physician, 2529 Pa. ave. NV, co. ale q
BOWIE RACES-Daiy trips. $40 one way:
$50 round trip. total charge for l to 5
GovEkNMEsT COVER: Sn FL EMfieYr, MaffiiteY who has mail
order idea or other business proposition
worth developing. Have a little time, a
little cash and office space. Box 379-Y.
TUTORING-French, English, history, So
eiology, story writing taught by qualified
NosTRs6.Ms n5TTftsT Gasi sFEp Ex 15dS
copies for sale. Call 81 pm, EX. 674S. .
DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING and ghost
writing. Wisconsin 1868 -.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
E RE 2, ll17 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
AEDISG IS M MAGAiNEs Il Gil and .ypewr,.ers re-
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased INQUIRE RE. 2S2S
OFFICE MACHINES CO.. 71s 14th St, cor
APPLIANCES. refrigerators. washing ma
chimes. Bendix and all other makes
ASH AND TRASH removal service; no Job
lst Huro hsu1s kAp1d n kEPA1Rs, 1872 al. makes: rsa
sonable prices. a0-day guarantee; prompt
service seryiee. DU. 44o4. COLUMBIA AUTO
AWNINGS rehung., repaired. Have yours
repaired before rush; orders taken for new
BRICKLAYERs on hand at all times. No
So SS 100 HEkAS ri No sot 4ARHsn1 r. in
BUILDING and repair work wanted by
veteran; lst,class work; free estimates.
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER To .
d'ALBERT, INC, National 4712. SIS 10Th
CARPENTRY-Bldg.; remodeling: porches
screened. Terms arranged. Call DI. 0122.
ca; cA;RPENIRYLscreen porch with copper
AMIGO 1MPKovEMENsFT" CO.. Al. II s4as. aHnss
CARPENTRY. remodeling, painting and
GRsAuER fsPafi RE ano oios oiieTsssnins j. c. scao
minutes at complete auto laundry. Omen
7 days wk. Using conveyor system. 35io
$is|ss9 sAsR sEEz' ss 81. .;y:;
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, IA yrs diversified expert.
ence, take full charge, controls, trial bal
sanee: executive ability $50; days. Box
CHAPERONE service for children; days.
evenings, week ends. short trips or vaca-
tions: references. Ii. 177s. l4'
D,REssMAKING. I,IISs design. remod., altera:
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt 4, AID 223S
GIRLS t2), colored, desire morning work
full or part time. Neat and experienced,
as maid. countergirl salesgirl or recep-
ZIONIST. Call CO. S691, IL to 3 pm
GIRL, .colored. wants Job caring for /
or 2 children for employed couple. days
wk. Call JULIA. Ii. 5459.
GIRL, colored, wants waitress or counter
work at night; part time. Call HO 341S,
after 3 pm.
LADY, young. desires ONCE position in
vicinity of Georgetown; has had 3 yrs ex.
perfence in real estate office. Write Box
1861. Star. IL.
NURSE. available. day or night duty. IA.
S999, ask for nurse. Call all week
NURSE, Housekeeping, caring for mother
training. DE. S034
NYEsE ssE:, presticf r eelSrsd 9l1s available for
NUksE-GovERNEss wishes position With
Chestnut 1897. liz
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT; books started. kept
audited; tax reports menthly seryis,
ACCOUNTANT eBooKkEEpER, s2ad grad. t:s e1.
per, vet: wishes part-time work or &C
BOOK KKEEPER-oFFICE MGR. exper., iarg,
payrolls personnel, fun charge of books
all office procedure: best of refs: am ~
married. father, local res 10 yrs. ambi-
future sH. ss?a. '' S'''n III T''i
CHAUFFEUR's JOB, live in; good all.
around hoqsemsn:. $40 week. Call after
GRADuATE iGSG ENGINEER desires position
where ability to reason and technica
both mechanical and civil engineering
Box 351-Z. Star. l6s
MAN, colored, wants work or part time
}on 00erdnE ca Be so9ss s4s Or d!sh~ashins after
MAN seeks city, country. waterfront
property riari or any steady proposition re-
tellleent supervision. not afraid of work;
Lnouestionable record. NO. O7s1. 14'
MAN, young. would appreciate an interview
apprenticesklp: experienced in blueprint
reading and noticeable knowledge OF draw
ing; anxious to start work or practice be-
May is. Box 4O4-Z. Star 1.'
MANAGER veteran. 30 years experience
as executive with medium-size CORDS. in
GLIDING own business: sales and personnel
eXperience. Box 40S-Z, Star.
NURSE, man, now available: nondrinker;
speeialzng rssha,Is in. hydrotherapy shronie or
alcohollc cases taken. Box 3S5-Z, Star.
PRINTER-PREsSMAN. an-around man fol
small Job commercial shop; composition,
Kluge, Heidelberg. Job presses: Veteran
Box 42S-X. Star. l2'
PROFESSIONAL MAN looking for part
expert but with good grounding in Gregg.
FRorEkT1 FRS asi1 sMiasSAeEMrSr, NAN part or ri full
RADIO REPAIRMANS,h She recently Se IVA dscharsea
Navy radio technician, desires position in
sets: Cain DE, 64is. " N""''' al types 0'
SALESMAN and display man. experienced,
Shops shop BOZ SSs:'Sa aS4z star mshs
SALES and advertising executive, expert
enee all phases Of adveTtIsing also oil and
Esifffafss AsD SHS IS7E fss CLERK
FRI tx DRIVER kasGn exon MaSh snythng p from -
ton m, to q ton on wants night work 5,12 every
Sones xtr ssh IT ha5S GSTkt Of
Spanish. radio engineering, airplane manu-
teaching experience: B. A physics; So
500 minimum. Box 1897. Star :.
VETERAN, who was radioman !c tech.
tied. d. 6792
VETERAN with good car wants Job
man. agents assistant. etc RA. 43S3. =
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE in the chem
ical profession, inspection of materials
technical correspondence and administra-
ton. university degree: I am now leaving
the service in the grade OF captain and /
am interested in position in this area.
Box 341-Z, Star l2s
ADVENTURE desired by offcer; admins
trative technican. knowledge of German
Spanish and French: nothing against
1927, Star 13s
Evening star., 1946-04-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GEN. HOUSEWORK wanted by clean. reli-
able. middle -aRed col. woman; prefer stay
III. ME. 5U41
GIRLS (.). colored. want full or part
time genera houSework, 3 til after dinner;
no Sundays. GE. 3S29.
GIRL. colored, exp, desires days work or
part time work. NO. 332l
GIRL, colored, desires job caring for small
child for working mother; also light h W
So. week DE 54OS
LAUNDRESS good. would like work by
The day. Phone DU. 95S5. ID
LAUNDRESs. experienced work done al
home; family laundry. shirts Telephone
NO 935l ~
LAUNDRESS. experienced, curtains. per-
sonal laundry of fine fabric, nicely done;
reference. DE. 5000
WOMAN. colored. wishes general house
work. plain cooking. AID. Sl5'!. Call be-
tween j, and $40 nm.
WOMAN. colored, desires Job as ghw )
days weekly; SO and carfare AID. ! .:,2
WOMAN. colored. settled, part-time care
taker, cleaning apt. or small house; exp
sood laundresS; city refs. NO. OF 81,
WOMAN, colored, wishes cook job in board
ing house or maid; afternoons and eve
ninss only. HO I595.
WANTED. days work. experienced e h W
and laundress. 15c all hour. Call AT 423S
Evening star., 1946-04-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS on April IA room
Tor three passengers. Call FIR. $500. Ext.
AL between and II am III
RIDE WANTED FOR COUPLE tWest
Coast: share expense. all or part way.
MR. BROWN, RE. 3l3o IL.
DRIVING TO RICHMOND, VA. each week
end; can take passengers. oxford daS5
after : pm IL
ALLENTOWN, PA. via Reading: leave Fri
day. $50 pm, return SUNDAY evening
Cadillac room for 3. Phone DIAz, RE.
400 Ext 21aS H.
GENTLEMEN, driving TO Miami Fla. in
1914" Cadillac early Friday morning: can
accommodate l or : people, Call Gil
66la, 5-S pm. Wednesday or Thursday
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES Friday or
SATURDAY, will take , passengers Call
Mr.. Nh CUNNINGHAM @ between and pm,
SayaI "a ,hlIu prsKpya sIS 2o2 orr,crp
your car TO the West Coast after April %
Phons GO. 0634 eyes or Sat. and Sun. I2'
DRIVING TO WLLkES-BARRE, PA, Fri
day, April II, 3 pm. Phone CHI. 5000.
Ext. "A, Thursday evening.
LOWER BERTH TO San Francisco: S25 less
than original price. TR 0S16.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
SITUATIONS woMEh Cont }

REGISTERED NURSE, dental tray techni-
clan: shorthand, some bookkeeping; con-
siderable experience, desires reliable, re-
sponsible permanent position; good refer
enees: 500 week salary. Box 425-Z,
Star. -I7'
SECRETARY. ex-WAVE Lieutenant. 5 yrs
experience as technical and executive sec
retary. 2 yrs scientific editorial and ad-
vertising experience, desires interesting po-
sition. Box 2S3-Z. Star. IL
SECRETARY. college education, 10 yrs
experience. including legal and engr., will
give exceptional service for above average
salary. 5-day week: NV. Wash. CHI. "4S9
SECRETARY. college graduate, 10 years
business experience. Address Box 4lS-Z,
Star. l2'
sTENoGRAPBER, temporary. by the day
or week DI 0I99
sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, excellent
well-rounded experience, legal and gem
sral: Telephone MISS CHAMPION. NO
NEED EXTRA OFFICE HELP We have
| competent girls as envelope addressers.
typists. stenogs.; guaranteed work done in
your office or ours. Call DI. G030 Is
POSITION with future desired by secre-
tary with average intelligence, years
experience in all phases office work, in
cludlng supervisory. Permanent res sdent
Available Immediately. Please call CHI
1881
Evening star., 1946-04-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RVJSUNECS

TYPISTS lD)-S40 wk, exper.; also re-
ceptionist-typist, S37 30 wk. up: typist for
law student. S35 wk.: bookkeeperS, beg
and expr, $40 TO $50 wk: stem. CLERK. mr..
Alexandria. $40 wk. See Miss Bond or
Mr.. Ford, RE. 2s2s. FORD EMP SERVICE,
1IS l4th. mr. cor N Y ave
LAB. TECHNICIAN $50 wk; dr's ofice
near Hyattsyille. Exper file clerks, 5-day
wk.. $40. Recep. .-typist, neat, S3S wk II
YOU wish a better position always see us
hrst. 2S yrs exper. See Miss Evans or
Miss Ella. BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA. .;}3s
ASSOC. STENO.. $50 wk; meet inter
esting people. Manuf. steno., 5ie days, 81
wk, Bookkeepers. beg and exper S45-
$50 VIZ. Capitol Hill ,steno., $500 See
EMP. SERVICE 1lS I'm nr N Y ave
Evening star., 1946-04-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SEWING LESSONS-S 2-hr. lessons. $40:
sew and save: machines repaired. 1897
Conn. ave, EN- 4a44 ID
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught IN
20 lessons ImproviSing and tranSpoSing
included; sir-conditioned studio Call Mr.
NEWMAN. l106 G ST. NV. ME. 400 OF
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1879 F. st. MA 233S
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV, MI. g55S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation: 3 days
and 5 nights each week; special for COM
petitive exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
33l3 l4th 81. NV, MI 955s; estab. "a
wears; thousands successfully prepared
Let us prepare you for civil service.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERNIAID- WAITRESS, part time,
nye days per week; noon through dinner;
COOK. housekeeper. settled, responsible
S25 week; no laundry; NV, section: pleas
Without excellent city references. on
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Evening star., 1946-04-11

ShSs' Guy '''4oee iee"hI photosiaph
WOMEN to sew on awnings, must be ex-
perienced sewers on electric machines
apply R. c. NJ BURTON & SON, OIL E
WOMEN. GIRLS. white. 1s to 40; pleasant
full time restaurant work, day or night
nifty for advancement uniforms furnished;
no exnerience. necessary. Apply s am.-5
Po Wool r. fREssrRs isth IS nsx exp immediate oDsn
,ngs. Apply employment office. 9th floor
WOODWARD g. LoTHROP, $50 to g daily
WRAPPER for high-grade mems furnish
ngs store to work on 1st floor; good sal
arg; many adyantages. Apply YOUNG
YGMS YGHSc sHon 1919 81 ., St. snsS.,s+
good salary and working conditions. Ap-
ply 1852 Washington Bldg, THE THOMAS.
YOUNG LADY to act as an assistant and
secretary in dental office. Call RA. a1ss
YOUNG LADY as cashier and typist: posi-
ggReH FgRMITuRE co., }SiF' 800 St nv NV
YOUNG WOMEN, il you are under ;35 good
So per wk. for 5-day wk.; additional
pay for evenings, and holidays: steady
during first year(, pleasant working con-
ditions, inexpensive cafeterias, vacations
with pay; come in land and talk it over with
18th ST. NV. 1852 F st. NV: open eve
nings until O'Clock. THE CHES-
APEAKE e. POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
IF YOU LIVE IN A housing project and
have 8 or hours per day, why not turn
it into ash? Call MA 1920. -l2
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-It
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. Well-equpped schools
are at the disposal of young women, II to
80: paid while learning. For further par
ticulars see Miss Fifer, Room sol, WEST
ERN UNION. 710 14th st. NV. -I2
CLERICALS to learn merchandise
operation; must type; experience not nee
essary: permanent position. Apply per-
sonnel office, 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO.,
F st. at 7th NV -12
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
WinstOn-Salem
Ready For \. G..
Legion Meeting

Wnston-S Salem, June l5.-(AP)-
Members of the North Carolina De
partment of the American Legion
began gathering mere today for thcn
first state convention since Worid
War II began.
Bewteen 1000 and 5000 leeion-
naircs, many Of whom scarcely a
wear ago were still ON the battle
fronts of the world, were expected
to register, presenting the WIN ol'E
with its biggest accommodation pro-
blem IN years.
The Post here, anticipating the
huge crowd, has been busy for sew
,,su weeks under Housing Chali-
man Charles Forte securing extra
double decker beds which are to be
up at the armory and local hotel 10
takek care of the overflow OF dele
gates.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
Draft Compromise
Believed At Hand

Washington, June l5-tAP)- \
conference committee of Senate and
House ironing out kinks in a bill to
extend the draft law plans to meet
AGAIN Monday amid indications OF
a compromise in the near future.
The biggest headache is over
whether to draft teen ayers, but
Senator Quincy (R) of South Da-
kota said that probably would be
cured by recommending drafting
boys of IS only as a last resort, with
the proViso they not be sent over
seas until they are l9.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
Still DeadlOckcd.

American circles said the ministers
were just as deadlockcd today on
how the peace treaties should be
written as they We're when they left
Paris a month ago.
Sou -es close to Byrncs said that
Washington and Moscow had not eN-
changed any diplomatic notes e.
The proposed treaties in the interim
between the conferences.
The u. s. has sent { draft Of a
}loposcd treaty with Austria TO the
1ther governments, the American
ources said but Moscow has no
eplied,
In the face of this apparent dead
lC-N. it was problcmaticaI how Io32
the session would continue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
Political Crisis
In Italy Passes

Romc, June l5.-(AP)-As fast as
ii blew up, Italy's political crisis
apparently has blown over touay
No new Instances of disorder
were reported, and the flight INTO
exile of King Umberto II had ccaS-
ed even to be a subject of debate
on Rome streets
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15

PLEADING for contributions to the
New York City hunger drive
two-year- Faith Shcrak holds
out one hand while holding her
piggy bank with the other. she IS
the youngest volunteer working lor
the campaign which is sponsored
by the city's Famine Emergency
Committee on behalf Of the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration llntern0l'ond3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
New York Cotton

New York, June l5.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened five to IS cents
a able higher. Cotton futures closed
40 to so cents a bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-15
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

considerable clOudneSS ana
mild tonight. Scattered showers
east portion. SUNDAY cAo"",
and warmer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Town Of COOLIDGE
Shows Collections
TotaIing Sq,qb2.1S
Treasury Has S5, ,475.94 Aft
ter Slightly More Than
Three Months Operation
With All Bills Paid

Since the selection OF city clerk
and chief OF police early in Novem-
ber revenues OF the town OF Coo
lidEe have approached the $4,000
mark according 10 figures released
this week by city clerk a. d. Tyler
Largest single revenue item con
sists of fines from 296 cases heard
by city clerk Tyler in his capacity
as ex-officio police magistrate. This
sum amounted TO S3.269 as of Feb
ruary 18th
Second greatest single revenue
item was the collection OF liquor
taxes amounting TO S310525 paid
into the city treasury by bar oper-
ators. restaurants and packa & e
dealers. This item represents total
revenue for 1916 from these
sources.
Occupational taxes collected from
merchants and business interests
OF the city together with peddler's
licenses amount 10 S2,022.06 for the
first quarter OF this year and rep
resents payments from 204 differ
ent firms within the town.
Coolidge has received but one
check from the state of Arizona
for its share of the state sales tax
collection amounting 10 S1,564.S7
from January receipts for business
Gone during December. l945.
Checks ranging upward from sI.4OO
are expected from the state each
month during the year.
Total receipts Of the city from
all sources was S9,9621S just a few
dollars short OF the $4,000 figure.
While the city was collecting this
sun which is far in excess of an
estimate OF revenues made by pro-
ponents OF Incorporation town ex-
penses amounted 10 but $4.4S6.24
or S5.4T594 less than the income
Largest single item of city ex-
pense TO date is the operation of
the police department and salaries
Of police officers which accounted
for $2.1l9.34 while other expense
items include Ss3.34 for general
office expense and salary of the
city clerk S49144 paid to the fed
eral government for taking the
census which showed Coolidge TO
be town of $500 population and
which was necessary If the city was
to share in the state sales tax col
lection: S436.33 for publication OF
city ordinances. $2S6.59 for light
heat. phone. rent and bookkeeping
and $500 for bonds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Asa Gardner To
Be Candidate
For Constable

Asa Gardner. veteran Pinal county
peace officer. this week announced
he would be a candidate for the
office OF constable of justice pre-
cinct number s which includes the
TWO Coolidge voting precincts.
Gardner's announcement comes
simultaneous with an announce
ment by the incumbent constable.
f. +. Stringer. that he would not
be a candidate to succeed himself.
Asa Gardner came TO Coolidge
from Florence in 1928 and was the
first deputy sheriff assigned 10
Coolidge after its founding and was
chief deputy in this city for -
years.
For the past % years Gardner
has been a peace officer in Pinal
county ranging from guard at the
state penitentiary 10 assistant war
den of that institution and during
the war he has served as a special
officer for the Southern Pacific
railroad.
Gardner owns his home in Coo
lidge where he has resided con-
tinuously with his family since
coming 10 Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Coolidge waIIops
Weakened Cougars

The Coolidge high school Bears
wound up tne1r pre-tournament
cage schedule Friday evening, wal
Looping Casa Grande 1921. The Cou-
gars, handicapped by the absence
of three first string players, were
no match for the Bruins, who by
virtue of winning their last six
games have regained their posi-
ton among the East Central dis
tricl leaders.
Roland Freeland topped the Coo
lidge scoring with IA points, fol-
lowed by Mack McEuen with nine.
The Coolidge junior varsity edged
the Casa Grande juniors 1929 to
make it a double win. Charles
Freeland, Coolidge, was high scorer
with II points.
This weekend the Bears are
playing in the conference tourna-
ment at Tempe on the Arizona
State College floor. Winners for
the last two years, Coach Glenn
Wilson's squad will be cunning for
one of the three coveted places in
the state tournament from this dis
trict. The Bears were scheduled
to meet Gilbert in their first game
Thursday afternoon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Wyly Parsons To
Seek Post Of
County Assessor

Wyly Parson, long time Pinal
county resident and recently area
supervisor for the 194j farm and
ranch census. this week announced
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for county assessor of
Pinal county.
Born in Roswell, New Mexico, in
1891 Parsons was district court
clerk in Roswell and clerk of the
L. s. District Court in Santa Fe
before coming to Pinal County in
1919 where he located in Superior
where he was in business for him
self for a number of years and was
also with the purchasing depart
ment of Magma Copper Company.
Moving to Florence in 1881 Par
sons became deputy clerk of the
superior court and court reporter
leaving that post to 90 to Wash
ington as secretary to Senator Err
nest Mcfarland.
In 1914 he returned to the west
as area supervisor for the farm
and ranch census.
During his entire four years In
Washington Parsons maintained
his home in Florence, was an ar
dent booster for his adopted state
and Pinal county even to the extent
of maintaining Pinal county regis
tration of his automobile.