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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Textile Profits Due
For Jump

NEW YORK (LPA)-Textile
industry profits are expected to
increase from so to 1907 higher
this year than in 1945, according
to a study made by the New
York Journal of Commerce.
Repeatedly charged by union
leaders with staging a SitdoWn
strike for higher prices, the
textile industry will retain a
good profit margin position and
will benefit in comparison with
last years showing, from eliml-
nation of the excess profits tax,
the big business paper found.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Vets Get Less Than $45

WASHINGTON (LPA)-Vet-
erans continue to receive pref
erential treatment on layoffs
and discharges, according to
Bureau of Labor Statistics fig
ures released last week, but
most of them are averaging only
$42-$45 weekly, and about 17%
of them are getting less than
$40 a week. In May, BIS found,
about 100000 World War II
vets were employed in manu-
featuring, comprising approxi-
mately 179o of the total manu-
factnring force of the nation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Typos Plan Strike

WASHINGTON (LPA) - The
Columbia Typographical Union,
AFL, filed a 30-day strike no.
tice with the Labor Department
last week and asked the Inter-
national Union for authorization
to strike SO commercial plants
in the nations capital. Many of
them publish CIO and AFL pa
norS
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07
Louis's Next Opponent Picked
Il Joe 0vercomes Conn's Speed

as he came in to get even, There
were times when Woodcock might
have bowled tough Tami over,
but the Englishman just didn't
seem to know when to wade in
and follow up neat advantage,
Another factor to be taken into
consideration is the bomblike
power of Joe Louis punch. OBJ
viously Woodcock doesn't pack
enough dynamite in either hand
to blast a fighter like Mauriello
off his feet, but Louis has demon
strated that when he hits them,
they got to 60. He made most
of his Wallops count with tough
Tony Gallento, and even though
Tony went long way with the
champ, he still remembers that
he was in a fight and that he
got hit by some of the toughest
punches ever thrown at a man.
Sometimes Mauriello reminds you
of Gallento and he has the same
habit of occasionally throwing
punches that are all power and
no direction.
Mauriello got in at least one
low wallop on Woodcock, and it
hurt plenty. The Englishman
took it like major, RENDERING,
perhaps that previous English
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

getting tired of it. l have been
working at the same place II
years and l want to continue
working but I think he should
work too, SO we could have the
things we need and want. l have
told him that l was leaving and
going to California with my sister
if he doesn't 60 to work. Am I
right or wrong?
Ans: If he's in good health and
able to work, he should do so.
Put your money in the bank and
refuse to spend everything you
make for groceries and luxuries.
He'll 60 to work when he gets
hungry enough. Put off the trip.
p. F.-Sometime back | met a
man who interested me very
much. He went so far with me
as to tell me how he would like
for his wife to act, what he would
like for her to do and what he
expected of her in general and
since that time | have fallen in
love with him. But somehow,
he doesn't act as interested in
me as he did sometime back.
| want to know if | should con-
tinue to hold the torch for him
or let him alone? He has been
married once and he says he
isn't going to take chance again
until he knows what he is doing.
I want husband and home
and wish to know if this is the
right one for me to try to get?
Ans: His intentions are not as
serious as you seem to think.
Furthermore, it would be very
difficult for a girl to live up to
his expectations as wife. This
fellow has not been as ardent
lately as he was some months ago
which indicates that he Is not
as interested in you as he was at
one time. You are of marriage
able age and are looking for
ward to a home of your own and
husband, therefore. encourage
as many new friends as you can
until you are matual. This fell
low you have in mind isn't too
interested if he were, he
would surely visit with you more
often. Give him up and search
for new friends.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07
May az, l94e

p. M am young woman
of rs, have been married for
years and have three children,
There are two men in my life,
both are single and both are try
ing to get me to leave my hus-
band for them. My husband is
very good to me but so are they.
I love one of these men better
than my husband and he treats
me better than anyone ever has.
So what must do, leave my hus-
band and go with the one |
love?
Ans: Before you 60 any furth-
err, suppose you review your mar
riage vows and try to realize the
full meaning of them. Loyalty
is perhaps the most fundamental
Of them all. Don't you know
that you won't ever find hap
piness II you insist on peihg as
loyal and carrying on various
and sundry AFFAIRS! you are 'he
mother of three children and you
ADMIT that you nave eooo nus
band and there surely isn't any
excuse fof your pehaViour' wake
right-aoou'-iaee anu get oach
on tne right roaa. IL ism ! 700
ia'e n you 10 II now ou. Il you
commune 70 pay a.ou''a' youi
nome Will DE "fecheo. i"ese
men are i'a'terihs your VANITY
put as lar as acsuai 1--we Is ooi'-
ce,neo' you re III LUZ ois sur
PRISE IL Is your "usoano WIN
loves you s'ncefe'y.
w. w. " am 90 years oiu,
'harr'eo anu we nave q oaoy anu
enpec' a''o'''e' =. 's'e i'ea' lu'u'e'
we've oeen ''arrieo luz wv years
sno nave oeen living WI" ms
peop'e. 'l"ce oei"s l'e'e' my
'iusDanu uoesn' pay inc as .''uo',
a'eention as ne snouio' iounu
ie'.er .''a' ne s'aleu anu :.
was .eaoea Oea'es' in,s'
ia.er nc gov an a"s"er' Now
wha' must oo' III 50 "oir'eo
anu ! speho HOS. Vi NY '''he
worrying anu c'Sn.s'
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

Improved SUNDAY
Uniform cCIIn0T
= L E SSON =
BY HAROLD l., LuNDQulST, u, ID.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for June 9

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
ne rrniaSion
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

There Is no advantage In remov-
Ing sweet corn suckers any time
during the season. Removing them
late In the development Of sweet
corn may reduce the yield notice
ably. These suckers produced at
the base Of the sweet corn stalks
often give concern TO growers with
small paintings. and in many In
stances gardeners remove the suck
ers. Experimental results indicate
that II the suckers are removed ear
ly in the development Of sweet corn,
yield Is not affected In any way.
However. II they are removed after
the corn is producing ears. the yield
10 materially reduced.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

c. B. Yeargin

Mrs. Katie Wilder of Little
Rock and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Webb of San Francisco, Calf,
visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Yeargin. Mrs, Alice
Bailey, former teacher in the Lo-
noke School, spent a few min
utes in Lonoke Thursday en-
route to Little Rock. Mrs. Dicie
Dunn of Detroit, Michigan, is
visiting in our city. A host OF
members of the Bailey's Chapel
community witnessed a musical
rendered by the Bynum Brothers
Quartette Sunday. Eugene Hood
attended services at McCrannor
last Sunday. =. Mrs. Liza J. Dod-
son was a visitor in Lonoke SUM-
day. Willie d. Williams of
Little Rock spent Sunday in Lo-
noke visiting relatives and friends.
The St. Paul B. Y. P. U. will ope-
rate the basement the second
Sunday of each month. We So
licit the patronage of all peace
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07
Flu Vaccine In EEG

A new influenza vaccine said to BE-
10 times as effective as former vac
cines has been developed at Prince
ton university. BY needing eggs, In.
Huenza was given to embryo chicks
In incubators. BY draining of the
fluid and placing in laboratory sepa-
rator. vaccine was produced.
which makes II possible to secure
better protection In man. An aver.
age Of q milligram Of vaccine 10
obtained from each egg, and 1t
takes about half Of that TO immunize
. person.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

able characters. Rev. j. "
Cooper delivered an inspiring
Mothers Day message from Ruth
AIS; 100. Subject, Loves
Challenge in Poverty Proven Eros
perity."
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07
Commercial Canning

Commercial canning began in the
U. S. in 1919. First American pat.
ent for the tin can was granted in
1925, although an English patent had
been taken out in 1910, The word
"can" is derived from the English
"cannister.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

G. C.-This is my second hus-
band. Married him four years
ago. My trouble is with my
husband. He is skilled mechan-
ic but he is too lazy to work He
will 20 for months at a time with
out hitting one lick and ! am
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07

fighters have claimed foul so
often as to cause some suspicion
to be directed against them. This
might have been a little psy-
that won't bother Joe, if and when
he facec Tami.
Geological handicap, something
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-07
Measured Distance

Tensleep. Wyo., was so named be-
cause Indians considered the Sec
ton In which 1t Is located ten
sleeps" di.tant from several other
Wyoming localities.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
VOICE OF THE DUNES
Bv Hemirie Kraft

Gary, Ind. April l8-Just put
the Gary Saxon Juniors back OF
the map-We are recognizing
our club now that few of the
Older. former members are back
with us from the service and we
are really going to start buzzing.
Quite few of our Juniors
were notified of the meeting that
was held last April 18th, but not
many came around What is the
matter: Get cold feet or some
thing?
There were enough of us there
to start things going again but
we need all OF you Garyites to
help along. We planned another
meeting for May Sth, onWednes-
day, and expect big turnout,
understand Some that were con-
tacted had good reasons for not
coming but. what with the rest
OF you:
Frank Beier was really big
promoter for our ciub before he
went into the service. so we had
him as our acting president, with
Franks strong determination to
get us started and the rest of It's
to back him in every way-we
can do it and we are going to do
it!
Juniors that are sixteen and
above are invited to come over to
the Saxon home Wednesday.
May Sth. at 8 o'clock. and get in
the groove" again? That is the
only way we can get aquainted
with each other and find out who
our fellow Saxons are!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
LORAIN NEWS
BY Mary Ann

Lorain. o.. April lS-Welcome
to Dorothy Fernolend, who be-
came the newest addition to our
Junior cIut. We certainly plan on
seeing alot of you in the future,
Dorothy.
Had a fine social after our
Monday night meeting with G..
Theil as the committee chairman
Refreshments (and | don't mean
beer cause who can get it , were
served and dancing was enjoyed
to the platter music OF our famous
maesters.
1t seems our newly formed
'softball team is making fine pro-
gress that is we did buy bats
and balls. The boys were out to
practice several times and we
have high hopes OF seeing our fel-
las entered in the city Glass b
League. Remember boys, the
practices are leld every Tuesday
and Friday at 6 p. m. at Lakeview
Park, so let's have you there. We
girls are anxious to get out and
practice too. but it seems our
president thinks the weather is
too cold for such frogile creatu-
res as we.
Oh. by the way, who should
walk in after our meeting but
Johnny Binder, our handsome
sailor. home on leave. Glad to
have you home-even though it
is only for little while.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Streihkels els.N1et,epel
Scr welt eebrettett

@aihinaton. Nad @titteillrng Scr
Geaier,n1g trplroc Elm sic @elt lm'-
iaiienbes Streidbol5= =Monopol &C.
brodpn mo SEN amerifaniItben So
brifanten ser @eg fir Sic Ser1teu'
ung zines .permanenten Streidhcl'
5es" seoffnet.
TieieS 3iel iei oltrd ein ncn1
8unocsgeridt In Stem Dorf erlaile'
mes Gefret errei6t ,poroen, nit mel
dem inter ,3llitinunung Ser betreI,
feuSen Yarteien elm i'm Sabr 1914
bon ser Mntis5rlitabteilung begor-
uener 3iuilproseB abeeldloiien tp,,ra
De, ser iid sesen Sic srobten Streid,
bolsfabrifanten bon s(1nerifa unS
Sdapeoen eerihtet bat.
@neralantpalt glarf erf!drte, Sai,
Sur6 oas 9efret ein .oie 8elt un1z
faiienoes &artea" arfstsc't ip1roe,
,paldes naf) Der Nnfiaiiung Ser Me'
oierung sic @roouftion nno bic Ter"
teilung bon Streihb0l5ern fontrol'
Iiert babe. 8enbea 8erge, Der Sel'
ter ser Mnti Im1itabteilung, erfldrte,
bab m,rnnebr iraenb iemano Die freie
2isen, erbalten tonne, oas iogenalll-
te .0aueritreiftbol5" ber5uitellen.
Dieies Streihbols lei idon in Den
2Oer Sabren in &ouano unS in Ser
SfNpei5 berseiteQt tporoen uno lalle
iib mebrere tauieno Wal Dertuenocl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

e(ngabeu ii6er sic furtidreitenoe Bol-
iheluiiierung ungarns, I'M baran Die
(an sic Mbrelie Ser alliierten Staats-
manner aerid,tete) Mabnung al
fniipfen, ,,ift a,lh nod Sic lette mir
teleurotdiid)e 8nftton Ser Oemofra=
tie, eben SeiterreifL ourh unperoien.
te 3uriidiesl,ns uno MiBahtuna Der
nod gu beredtieten anipriide Dem
@olidetuismus in bie Arir, su tret-
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page

|. New York.
2. No. a mammal.
3. Swine.
4. In southern Russia.
5. On Mount Sinai.
6. Teheran.
7. AT Kitty Hawk, N. c.
8. In the Atlantic off the New
foundland coast.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Siebenbiireifd,=2l =2lrnerifoni(d1es DolfsbIatt

/, reiienitaot ei1gciperrt. Ser Spreder
Der Snoen, Blumenfelb, eab ser
SchnInht nadl Sreibeit MusNrud,
Die tie ale beieelte, als tie butter Sto-
d,clSrabt iaBen unb ibrer ME erlG,
henocn Sofinuns, Sen 9lusanb!itf ,,l
erleben, po lie spieNer Menidan isi1
Oilritcn. Son osn 32O Suoen, sic irii-
ber IN Marburg lebten, iibcriehten
nur "A Sc Scioens5eit.
,Nl hcn Saaern fir rIisp'aceb
Eerlons" bahen cine Million Aus-
llnNcr crflIrt, Soi lie feiuesioas in
ihrc aft" Scimat ,uriiffebren mn!len.
Sic Sulfte ilno Holen, oie :HScrcn
llfroincr, @allcn, @eiBruiicn lno
Sugollouen; olld) et1pa SO,UUO ,>u-
oen, sic aus o0 oieien Bebieten ltam
men, iinb babel. llnter bieier Miuirn
Menlhen babe, Die Gr5iebltngsoiref
loren ser llNM&9l i'm Ginoerliin>.
mis- init oen MlIit1rbeborocn ein paor
bullOert begubte uno entiureheno
porsebiloete junec Sente ausseiuht
uno sur Sprtieblng ibrer StuSicn
ani oeutide ltniperiit6ten scitidt.
Ser @ieocrauibau oes eilbeitlihen
Snitan5e1r5uges ser @erict)te ,nub
uprerit rod ouf einen Grios fir has
2eip5iger &eidrsseriht lrnrieN. slber
ole SGerlcnoesgeridte iino pieocr IN
Sang gcbraft, lmo bas Gonner9c,
ridt in Berlin hat iceben cine1 ncllen
HrGiioenten befpmmen: Or. Georg
Strltd sterg. Gr mar i'm YrcuBii ihcn
SllltiSminiiteriinm uro ais Hot ont
Sberperlpaltllngsgeridt tGtia. bis Sic
gtnticna!iosialilten linn 1888 sen
sbihie0 9aben. slls icine Sepiic iiir
bas ibm iihertragene bobe Hid)teromt
bat er troflomiert: ,@ptt ,ruo Sic
8erccbtigfeli". Ser bisbcrige Sam.
rgerid,tsprGiioent Hrof,ilor &nn-
ger lit ser 9eiter ser friminaliitiiGen
ausbiiouns in Sic Geutide Suits
oertpaltune Der rl1Iiiideu 3oue 6c-
rufen lpcroeu. Gum GiseprGiiGcnten
Ses &ammerseribtS !uar Ser ans Ser
@eimarcr 3cit befannte 8erliner
Strafri6ter, 2anbgerid);sbireftor
Or. Siesert, beItcllt tporoea; er lit
rs Sabre alt, furs nud) leiner Or
nenrn,ns geitor5sn.
Gum ShluB n1oge mod, cine furse
itatiililfe gln:nerfllEg urleritrciGeu,
luie idltocr ser @ie>crauIhau IN
Icutidjlcro ourh sic bonn 8ri,a Der
urllahte
llmitiirsnng Der %epSlfcrmras'
itrmftur
gelnott piro. Sie Statiltif be5iebt
iih nur anf Berlin lit ater farat.
teriitiif liir sic 9eialrtNe!it'dien yer
ti(tniiie. TauaG entlallen allI hi;n.
Bert Terionen mGnulid,en Geia)ledtS
Itntt lpic inn Sabre 1932 nod 119
Yerionen Lreihlihcn i3eid)!ed)tes, jest
160 Terlonen peibliden @eidledltes.
Sclpeils Srei AMinner itebeu al'o iilnI
;srauen aeseniiher mo in Ben sllterS.
flaiien Ger Is bis 5OiGbrisrr it oaa
GerbGltnis nod soeit unsiinItiser.
Cine isolse bieles 3ul;arbcs lit
Elm 3uriidseben ser arbeitsftcit pro
@erion, ,mo oas luieSerum bat 5i,r
,solgc, bab bon Sen iiber Srtl atiiliu'
men 9erlinern rruo IS u. s.. @obl=
iabrtsuntcritiitllmg empIanGcn.
s(Ie Red,te rorbehalten.
;se,,illeton, Soreign Sanguage
eSeatlres.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

Are you and your relatives ms.7.
bc7s Of the :ick BENEFIT Society
a.: Central verband7 II not, now
Is the time to join. For moro 1nfor-
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

- Nitte leien e,.e bic Anieiaen!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-14
S S S S S 5 S S 5
If YOU ARE LOOKING

If YOU ARE LOOKING
80
For a real Business (Not bar
gain hunting or investment
seeking) A Business that's
not only well established, but
in the only good location in
side the City, then contact me
by writing Box K-9, care
Star-News. To avoid wasting
my time and yours, here's
some facts and requirements:
You need $40, 900 cash, both
to buy me out and operate
business. This business will
support up to three partners
and will net SIS, 900 and more
yearly. Operating 7 days a
week. Supply of merchan-
disc guaranteed by a unique
arrangement. Positive proof
I am sick, reason for selling.
Sales figures, profits, ETC.,
from present &C countin, g
records. This is a real money
maker for one or more men.
who can work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-14
Announcements

MERLE NORMAN STUDIOS INVITE
YOU to a free demonstration Of Merle
Norman Cosmetics. Dial 2-26S5. 22-2S
Trust Building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-14

WE HANDLE ALL KINDS on BEACH
property. Business. residential. sales,
rentals. Open all year. Tucker Real
Estate Co. Phone 24s1. Carolina Beach.
Glenn M. Tucker, Realtor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-14
87-Wanted, Male or Female
90-Help Wanted. Female

WANTED - SETTLED COLORED WOM-
an with health certificate for steady
job in small family. Mrs. Hayden, 4O8
N. 5th St. Phone 2-1211.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
VIEW And Auxiliary
Sponsoring Dance
Here Tomorrow Mite

Plans have been completed and
final arrangements made for
dance sponsored by the Veterans
cf Foreign Wars. Sgt John Wad-
kins. Jr.. Post. and the Post Aux
niary. at Coolidge Womans Club to-
morrow night Chuck Wellington
and his seven piece orchestra OF
Phoenix hay. been engaged for the
occasion. There will also be "A vo-
rallst from Phoenix. Dancing viii
b. gin at nine o'clock and Is open
90 the public.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26

There have Deen many trials in
home not far from Main Street, but
the sons and daughters who 20 out
into the world from that home will
wear the strongest armor that life
can give against its inevitable bat
ties. Ii Is not the trials that
will give them that armor. for trials
are only to test ones strength. :.
IL Is the way In which those trials
were met. with fortitude and cour-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
Family Gathering
Easter Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kinser were
hosts for a family dinner In their
home on Easter Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Myers and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Myers. all Of Casa Grande.
Nr. and Mrs. Hermon Myers. Mr.
and Mrs c. W. Myers. Mrs. Mary
Myers. and co Joe Myers. here
ou furlough from Camp Bragg
North Carolina.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
Family Gathering
At Peters Home

A family gathering al the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Peters Sun
dav included Mr. and Mrs. Don
Peters and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Chester II. Noll. Mrs opal Van
sickle and family. all of Maricopa.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Cowan and
John II. Peters The group was
joined later in the evening by Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Stiles and daughter
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
BY KATHERINE HUPFEL

age. that have laid a firm founda-
ton upon which the characters OF
the children in that home have
been built. Kindness dwells In
that home. and humor although
sometimes driven from It's doors by
fate. awaits its chance and always
slips in again. Love has dwelled
there SO many years that 1t is no
longer a guest. and happiness has
made frequent visits. A heri-
tage passes from such a home 10
those who spend their youth in II.
for IL holds values stronger than
disaster. and these values bestow a
sense Of inner rightness that will
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26

handle, while her husband ham
mered determinedly at the other.
A misdirected blow and the air
turned blue Why in the :"
"a" don't you hold that thing
steady-a ten-year-old boy could
do better" . "Oh, he couldi" The
broom clattered to the floor, We'll
get him-because | won't stand for
being called names. I'm going TO
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
Girl Scouts Go
On Cookout Friday

Eighth grade Glrl Scouts with
their leader. Mrs Charles Reed.
Went on cookout Friday morn
ing. The girls left Coolidge al
seven o'clock and hIked south as
far as the II 4 Odom ranch on
Tucson highway. where they stop
ped and prepared their breakfast
Mrs. Odom presented the group
with fresh ranch eggs and these.
with bacon and hot cakes. made o
substantial breakfast for hungry
scouts. Those who made the tril
were: Gail Mcintyre. Lorraine
Perkins. Edith Wang. Earlene GIL
Mary Baker. Marty Baker. Ina
Reed. Helen Carter. Edith Moore
Rose Wagner. Geraldine Holland
and their leader.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26
Group Picnics At
Oak Flats Sunday

A group of friends spent Sunday
piCnicking at Oak Flats. The party
included. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nor
tensen and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Davis and sons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Shepard and son OF Florence. MIR.
and Mrs. Tom Rankin. Mrs. Viola
Davis and son. and Mrs. Troy Now
lin.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26

leave YOU" "O.K.-0K but
hang on till we get this job done
It's fine shelf. too-you
ought to see it,
See you next week. on Main
Street adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26

OMrs. c. W. Myers and Mrs Dan
Kinser spent Monday In Phoenix
en- business.