The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-09

The latest OF a series OF rate re-
ductions which have been granted
by Arizona Edison Company 70
Casa Grande valley residents dur
ing the past few years gives the
commercial user the greater gain
Electrical energy has become not
only the most Indispensable com
modify OF our every day living but
the cheapest Of all household and
commercial aids.
COOLIDGE is TO
have another Days OF '4s" cele-
bration the first OF November and
the townsfolk are expected 10 GO
western with abandon beginning
the first day of October. For those
who have a tough time raising a
crop OF discernsble whiskers We
suggest they start now and II
there are To be any prizes awarded
for the best set OF whiskers Mike
Hayduke should-oughta be barred.
There Jess amt nobody who can
duplicate that chlD crop Nike
raised during the war.
WE HAVE JUST READ
with considerable Interest an In
dictment OF Chandler business men
for failure to support the cham
Der OF commerce OF that city. With
but the change of the name OF
the town the editorial could be
published In almost every small
town In America Just read
these two paragraphs:
This failure Ito implement
their desires with cash and ac-
tionsl on the part Of the men who
protest that they want a cham
Der has been a source OF wonder
ment for several years last past
to those who have tried. over and
over. TO get a chamber OF COM
merce active.
only lately. with a half dozen
men working hard and spending
much OF their time and personal
funds. severe criticism has been
heard by those who haven't even
sent In pledge cards" =.
DURING FOOTBALL
season the critics usually lay of
the chamber Of commerce
they are too busy telling how the
coach lost the game Mon
day morning quarterback. is the
term.
WHEN THE EDITOR
OF the Chandler newspaper Is con-
siderably older and his hair much
grayer and his shoulders stopped
he will know -. that there Is
as yet to be writttn the editorial
strong enough 10 make the com
munity slackers do their duty.
THERE OUGHT TO
be a special place in heaven for
the civic worker and there
wouldn't be so many too much
room would be necessary. And IL
such a place could be provided
they should be waited upon
throughout eternity by those par
ticular civic slackers who profited
most.
FROM ALL EVIDENCE
the initial city budget Is satisfy
ing to the electorate and the tax
payers. When the city council met
Monday night to hold an open
hearing on the budget there were
but two citizens present and all
they wanted was 10 learn what
the city council intended to do
about sewers.
NEXT WEDNESDAY
is the 14th OF August the
first anniversary of the surrender
OF the Japs who once believed
themselves to be the masters OF
the Asiatic and destined TO rule
the world along with their
Germanic axis partners
THE AMERICAN LEGION
fs urging annual observance OF
August l4th as Victory Day" Of
World War ii for the purpose OF
giving thanks for the great vic
tory we have won; TO pay tribute
10 the memory Of those who died
TO make the victory possible; to
give recognition TO the sacrifices
and the devotion Of the men and
women who served in the armed
forces; to keep alive the recollec-
ton of the war efforts and sacri-
fices on the home front and TO
rededicate all loyal Americans to
the unfinished task of translating
our military victory into lasting
peace.
Q Mrs. r. v. Campbell and daugh-
ter. Vera, returned Sunday from
Long Beach. California. where they
have been vacationing for the