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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Elect Horace white
O'Brien Is A Proven
Friend Of The Negro

George II. O'Brien. who is seeking
reelection 10 Congress on the De-
mocratlc ticket in the 18th Con-
gressional District. is responsible
for the construction OF the Brew
ster Housing project after the pro-
jet had been abandoned by Con-
gress because OF exorbitant bids.
Congressman O'Brien had specih-
cation altered so that bids could be
reopened. The Project was then APP
proved and constructed.
He sponsored legislation created
l.. s. Housing Authority in which
Is incorporated. the elum clearance
projects now underway and for
which $500, 900, 900 has been ap-
propriated. He appointed a Negro.
Clarence Davenport. To West Point.
In 1898, who Is now in his second
year in west Point Mr.. Davenport
was the first Negro ever appointed
from Michigan to West Point and
one OF tho two now in West Point
BY his record Congressman
O'Brien has proven himself TO be a
friend of the Negro and his friends
say he deserves reelection In The
18th Congressional District on
November 9Th. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
- he-eiect Digs
A. r. Fraser Fights
For Equal Rights

Arthur c. Fraser. the successful
Young Detroit attorney and rho
Republican nominee for Congress
from The 18th District Is waging
n vigorous fight throughout the dis
trict for real representation FOR
those who live within rs confines
Fraser contends that the incum-
bent. Congressman Dingell has
held himself aloof from the people
~ the district and has PLAYED noli
ties for the heneht OF n few insiead
~ being q statesman for the beno-
~ Of all. Specifically Fraser crifi.
cizes him for failing 10 use his In
fluence as member of tho WAYS
and Means Committee m force ac-
ton on the anti-lynch bill and the
poll tax bill, stating that II Mr.
Dneell has all the power he claims
he has and being member OF the
majority party in Congress he
should have raised his voice on the
floor OF Congress in behalf OF the
passage OF these bills. Fraser also
claims that he should have given
the civil service bills moro than
just lip service.
Fraser had declared himself I'm
favor ~ equal opportunity for all
IN m" Uniformed services OF the
United states ARMY and navy and
has urged The opening ~ civil and
military aviation 10 the colored
youth N The nation.
Il believe" Fraser says. that we
are now AZ the crossroads and y
is M 10 the minority groups OF this
Nation TO fight to preserve orr
Republic The minority groups are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Atty. Francis Dent
1916 Russell N.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County OF WAYNE So.
NJ. %. .G>s

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County Of WAYNE So.
NJ. 23..6>s
AT a session OF the Probate couH
for said County ~ Wayne, held y
the Probate Court Room In ~
City OF Detroit on the fifteenth dr
Of October in the year one thcF
sand nine hundred and forty.
Present: JOSEPH =. MrRPHL
Judge OF Probate,
In the Matter OF the Estate I
ROBERT l.. JACKSON. Decsssh
SEABRON r. HALL. sdnlnlstt
tor OF said estate having rsndr
ed TO this court his SECOND ACCOUNT
In said matter:
II Is ordered. That the nlneleehn
day OF December next at ten oel0u
In the forenoon at said Court Koo,
be appointed for examining ana !"
lowing said account.
And II is further Ordered, lan
copy OF this order be puoll'nn
three successive weeks previous =
said time OF hearing, In The "
troit Tribune. a newspaper PREV.
and circulating in said counV
Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY 4.
Judge Of P'cc''
a True Copy
JOSEPH A. CRAIGEN,
Deputy Probate Register
li-2-ii-A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
HARRY KELLY
APPOINTMENTS


While the record Of Harry =.
Kelly contains several excellent
reas ms for voting for him for re-
election ss Secretary ~ State his
achievement in Kidding Michigan ~
the evil o. low license plate mum
bers is outstanding
When Mr. Kelly proposed 70 do
away with special plates for priv
ilered persons. such as bankers.
politicians ana rich merchants. he
was told that no would be unable ~
resist the pressure that would 10
put upon him He did resist III
pressure and he established demo
cratic system ~ issuing Tho plates
Everyone Is treated alike hy his
Office. regardless Of wealth race
creed. or importance in the com
murity.
This democratic way ~ admins
terinr his department was follow.
ed by Mr Kelly throughout mis- ~
noes. In the appointing of en-
ployees he saw tha' every group
was represented alike When he
took office In 1925 he found FOR
instance that ihe Detroit Offices
OF his department had hnt ak Nc
gro employees. earning total SAL
arv ~ hu' sTle2 per year HI in
creased this number over 100 per
cent and during 1910 he had 'lfr-
teen permanently EMPLOYED Negro
EMPLOYEES who earned sisSoo
Furthermore. IN rush periods WHOM
temporary help is needed N,zrp
EMPLOYEES were not forgotten.
Mr. Kelly has placed his branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Expect Negro Vote To Be Deeidl
Factor In The Republican Victor,

running for the presidency =, !,
United States. Il will a.. " ~
segregation and dIscrimips,'.. 'a''
abolished" said willkie' .,n. 0n N
subordinates who prsctics VI ~
be fired on the spot" " VIII
Willkie promises that IN
ter OF Federal appointment, =. "., NM
appointed In keeping with =, M.'s
ability. irrespective Of r,s. us'
or color. II have written M, .lee
said willkIe, I'm order ~, au'n'
misunderstood. =" !" n
On the strength OF willkl.,
vlous record in business. NJ. r p.
emn pledges OF ending els., ' WI
Iudice, race Discriminate, w
Federal government. his o, !. "a
an equal opportunity for ~
sardless OF race. creed ~ eau :" y.
other pledges and statsm.,, ''' 'ai
300 OF the loading Negro ns., 0sn
ers have come out in ,nn..p''.
him as being withou, a do ovS,' =. q
best man to he elected prss,.. a.
The Colored Division ~ ,''' n,
wayne County Republican cou ~
tee, under 0nslow r. Parish ' .s.,s
man and Edward A. Bak.r s s1'
tor OF publicity and ADVERTISE, 1--we
doing everything possible - .
OUT large Negro vote for n. ~
publican party for the s,s,. ."
tle entire Republican ticks '''
II Is feared that II Roo..v.r
reelected. no matter how 80.
man ne Is. It might he the vsr .U ~,
step TO dictatorship. which vs a.u
mean the end or freedom ,o r' y.
minority groups and thai N. ~ ~
gro may eventually suffer ). ~.
Jews did In Germany und.r ~ !.
dictatorship. So lots M, IA.
chance let's 20 to the polls All.
Tuesday and Vote the StraIsh, ..
publican ticket. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Chas. Campbell, Lawyer
o.,st ErslIne N.


STATE OF MICHIGAN Ine "
cult Court for the County OF """
In Chancery.
NO. gO4,O6S 20.
GLEN sHICK. Plaintiff, vs. h''
IsYN SCHICK. Defendant. ,r
ORDER FOR APPEARAN,a, t.
At a session OF said court n' ,ss
the City Of Detroit. Oct sIo o,, ,s
Present: THE HON. koD'
NJ. TOMS. Circuit Judge. a
II satisfactorily appearing W
ndavit on Ale that defsnda i,,..,,,,
a resident OF the state o. Mlehv =,
but resides az The Log Csoln
Dumbarton. Ontario, Cansd.. a,
II IL ordered that she appear ~ ~
In within three months rom
date OF this order. or the y" ~
complaint died herein may .S ~ d
en- as confessed and that in'' !,
der be served and published .,,i
cordinK TO law and a copy M
mailed TO defendant 81 Nv
known address. =, TONS,
Ho' Circuit J'f''
"a True Copy - ,4erk
CASPiR J LINGEMAN'
r. j. DUBEY. .,-a-lg.R
Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell, Lawyer
2s1 ErskIne ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne
In Cha0cery.
LAURA SIMMONS. Plaintiff. VS..
ALBERT SIMMONS, Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session Of said court held In
the City OF Detroit on Oct. 18th,
1910.
Present. THE HON. LESTER S.
MOLL. Circuit judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by az
hdayii on file that. Summons is
sued herein has been returned.
NO Service" because defendant
could not he found. and after dill
gent search and inquiry IL could
not he ascertained In what State
or Country the said defendant now
resides:
II Is ordered that he appear here
In within three months from the
date Of this order or the bill OF
complaint fled herein may be TAX
en- as confessed. and that this or
der be served and published accord
ing to law. and copy thereof mall
ed to defendant at his last known
address.
LESTER s. MOLL.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
F. J. DUBEy.
Deputy Clerk fi-2-i2-f4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

The leaders OF the Republican
party are predicting complete
victory for Wendall Willkie and
the entire Republican ticket.
The final drive TO swing the Ne
gro vote In Michigan back into tn,
Republican column II now in full
swing Every known means to. got
out the Negro vote, which will be
the deciding factor not only In
Michigan but In number OF pivo-
tai states. IL being used. The Ne
gro vote is conceded by both par
lies a. being the deciding factor in
this election. In previous elections
II hae been said. "as goes Maine so
goes the election. but In this 1910
election, as goes the Negro vote so
goes the election. President Roose-
welt and the Democratic party, in
frantic effort 10 get the Negro
vote in the last few days OF the
campaign. made three Negro APP
| pointments.
The question thinking people are
asking is--Why did Mr.. Roosevelt
have TO wait days before he
could make these appointments
Why did he promote 100 white men
over the head Of Davis? II he was
so sincere In wanting TO give the
Negro square deal why did he
have TO wait until the Negro citi-
zens. Negro newspapers and others
put up howl on him? They are
saying that when Roosevelt saw
the election going against him. IN
desperation he turned 10 the for
gotten Negro and made these APP
pointments as bid for their vote.
Why has he not done something
about the aggregation and discrimi
nation which exists and has In
.creased and continues 10 flourish
In every branch OF the Federal Gov
eminent "a Washington. the Ma
tons Capital. the Capital Of De-
mocracy. land 81 the free. a refu-
gee for the oppressed. holding I
real opportunity for all. except the
Negro?
Wendell Willkie has made the
strongest pledge OF any candidate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Trade Group To Bring Wings Over
Jordan As A Thanksgiving Treat

wings over Jordsn'. the ma
tionally-known chorus OF S5 Col
umhia Broadcasting system artists
who are heard over wJR in Detroit
AZ 10 80 EDST each Sunday morn
ing will come 10 the Cass Techni-
cal High school on Thanksgiving
night. Nov. 81. At $50 pm. under
auspices OF the Booker 7. Wash
ington Trade association.
The concert. which is scheduled
to begin at $40 pm. will take
place in Csss Technical High audi
torium
Rev Glenn r. Settle. the origin
ator Of Wings Over Jordan. and
pastor OF Gethsemane Baptist
Church in Cleveland. Ohio will APP
pear here with the chorus, which
is under the direction OF Worth
Kramer. former Program Director
Of Radio station VICAR In Cieve-
land. Kramer ia said 10 he the only
white director of Negro choir In
the United States.
Wings over Jordan" was orogi-
mated hv Rev Settle, over TWO and
one half wears ago when he ap-
preached Kramer Al VICAR, and
asked for an addition for the
Gcthsemane Choir Kramer was
enthusiastic IN his praise 81 the
group. and scheduled them 10 pro-
vide music for the Negro Hour.
heard each SUNDAY morning on his
station. Six months later. through
Steering Fisher. Educational Direc-
tor Of the Columbia Rroadcasting
system. tho Gehsemane Choir.
arc singers IN greater Cleveland.
Soloisls 10 he featured Al the
, Wings over Jordan concert in
.lnde Paul Breckenridge and AL
her Meadows. tenors. Olive !
Thompson and Martha Spearman,
epranos and Williette Firmhanks. |
rontralio. These singers have been
featured in over LIS concerts
throughout the eastern southern
and central portions Of the coun-
.ry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Attys. simmons 4 Bibbs
5sS Grafinf Are

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne In Chancery.
A. l.. MACrGAY. Plaintiff vs.
DOLORES MACUGAY. Defendant
No. 3OO.sGs
AZ a session OF said Court held
IN The city OF Detroit. Mich. on the
gan day OF October. AID, 1910
Present: HONORABLE LESTER
). MOLL, Circuit Judge.
In this cause Is appearing from
anidaYit on file that after diIlgent
search and inquiry It cannot be as
ceriained In what state OF Country
the defendant resides.
On Motion OF Simmons and Bibb
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
II Is ordered that Delores Mseu-
gay appear and answer the bill Of
complaint fled In this cause with
IN three months from the date Of
THIS order, or said bill will be tab.
en- a. confessed against her,
II II further ordered that copy
OF this order be published accord.
Ing TO law In The Detroit Tribune
and also that copy OF this order
be sent by registered mail to said
defendant, NJ her last known sd.
dress. Hollywood Hotel. Chicago.
Illinois.
LESTER s. MaLI.
Circuit Judge
:. Clerk
Deputy Clerk ii-2-la-ik
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
VOTE Eyes"
ON PROPOSAL
NO.4
By DIR. J. A. MARLOwE

Proposal No. 4 on the state bal
lot is a referendum OF the Act
which passed the 1899 state legis-
lature, known as Dental Practice
Act No. 1872.
The Act regulates important as
poets OF dental practice. 1t pro-
vides for Improvement in the skin
and training Of practitioners. in
creasing the efficiency Of the State
BOARD Of Dental Examiners. and
regulates certain types OF adverts-
ing SO that the public NAV not he
exploited through false and mislead-
ing claims.
The Dental Practice Act was re-
qnested by all the ethical dentists
in Michigan TO correct certain de-
fciencies in the law existing pre-
vionsly. II was carefully drawn up
with tho guidance OF expert legal
council and patterned after laws
in other states which have proven
constituiionaitv Most Of It's sec
lions were copied from the Oregon
Dental Law which was carried
through several courts and upheld
by the United States Supreme
Court.
The Dental Practice Act carries
the enporsement OF the Michigan
State Dental society. which repre-
sents 95 per cent Of the dentists in
this state. II also has the APPROX
al OF the dental school OF the Uni
versity OF Detroit. tho Michigan
State Medical association. the
Wayne County Medical society and
the Detroit Association OF Retail
Druggists. Those groups are all
united in urging the public 10 keep
the Dental Law by voting yes on
State Proposal Number 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Sculptor Carves FDR
And Mrs. Roosevelt

RICHMOND. Va. n (ANPl Leslie
Boiling. wood sculptor OF this city
whose carvings have attracted wide
notice. LAST week was the proud
possessor ~ letter OF acceptance
from President and Mrs Roosevelt.
acknowledging the giii OF two
staiuettes Of the President and me
Nations First Lady, carved by
Boiling out Of poplar wood
Boiling said he hoped Mrs Roose-
vel, will add the carvings 10 her
collection al the Hyde Park home.
He recently won honorable men
ton AT the Negro Exposition IN Chs
caro for his figures ~ an ice man.
Elect Horace white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
No. 3O..t97
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

Satisfactory proof by afffidavit
showing that the Defendant. Lille
Mae Ward is not a resident OF this
state and that the whereabout Of
the Defendant cannot he ascertain
ed
1T is ORDERED that the Defen-
dant. Lille Mae Ward. cause her
appearance 10 be entered in this
cause within ninety 1901 days from
me date of this order or that said
Bill OF Divorce he taken as confess
cd.
And that this order be publIsehed
according TO law and COPY served
on the Defendant or sent 10 her M
her last known address.
LESTER s. MOLL.
Circuit Judge.
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
F. j. DUBEY.
Deputy Clerk. 10 1914
Dated AT Detroit. Michigan this
24th day OF October, A.D. 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

offices whore they will he most cor
venient Tor the public The branch
at eo4 East Vernon highway IL com
pietely stated entirely with Negro
employees
The Job OF issuing plates wa SO
handed during the rush period hat
the longest period that any app y
cant waited for mis- plates was
eleven minutes Everyone stood IN
granted 10 persons Of influence
line. there was No special privileges
ADV.
4 tolored Judge 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
ATTENTION!

Re sure 10 read each install.
ment III the fascinating serial
story. "The knight Was Black
nv Alma Bean Loving. which
began In the oct. &c issue OF The
Detroit Tribune. Keep each
copy In which the story appears
and see II YOU can forecast now
the story VIII end. send In your
lnstalImenis weeks before the
serial ends. Renders Will he adj
,lsed Of the date later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

owner on Marston avenue. a district
which is now preponderately coll
ored. They endorsed Judge Smith
on a Partisan Ballot simply
because he is Republican.
Blind persons. party label
means more TO them than progress
for their race.
Lets desert the Republican Par
~ until they learn to treat us
right. Vote the straight Democra-
tic ticket
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

the first TO suffer during hard
times and are the hardest hit in
dictator countries. We must make
our Nation strong. both morally
and financially. so that our liberi-
lies and opportunities for indivi-
dual advancement shall be continue
ed" ~ ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Assert Cop Official Refused To
Investigate The Ousting OF Negroes

TAG REFUSE TO INVESTIGATE
Michigan has within its borders
Mississippi and Georgia. place
where Negroes can't tarry. And
similar 10 these southern states,
when tho Negroes are chased out.
the officials do nothing about il but
make perfunctory investigation.
Cites Legal Decisions
The Republican Administration
OF Michigan receiving report o..
Senator Digs relative 10 Negroes
being chased ont OF Owasso. Michi-
gan, writes very Lengthy opinion
tand by the way, this opinion was
written by one OF the pig Three
giving certain legal reasons WHY
the chasing OF Negroes out OF
Owasso was contrary TO the law
Well. everyone know that. and We
also know that criminal statute
Of the State Of Michigan was violat-
ed and that II was The duty OF the
Acknowledgement of the State VIII, 4
the Prosecuting Attorney OF Owasso
refused 10 act. to issue warrants
for the perpetrators OF this crime.
but like the Republican does
nothing for Negroes.
Endorses Judge Frank Day smith
The Colored Republican Organi-
zation is headed up by one of the
big Three" and we see now by the
papers that the Wayne County Re-
publican Voters League has en-
dorsed Judge Frank Day Smith. the
Judge who handed down the Deci-
sion that Ramon Scruggs and
family could not live IN house
that they had bought from white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Atty. Ernest G. Mitchell.
co. =. Adams Az

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne In Chancery.
THOMAS Sunny WARD. Plain
I'm. VS.. LILLE NAE WARD, De-
PENDANT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Al a session OF the above srti,ls
Court, held In the County Bundlr,
In the City Of Detroit counr i
Wayne, and State OF Michigan Nh
l4th day OF October, AID. 1910
Present: Honorable ROBERT n
TOMS, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing ~
affidavit. that the defendant REA.
THEIR PARKER. is not a resiisp,
Of the City Of Detroit COUNTY q,
Wayne. and State OF Michigan but
that her last known address was 4,
No. 2304 Indianapolis Avenue, n
the City OF indianapolis. STATE ..
Indiana.
On motion Of WILLIAM 7. PAT.
RICK. SR.. Attorney for the pl,lu.
tiff II Is Hereby Ordered that Il,
defendant, REATHER PARKER
enter her appearance. either "a
person, or by Attorney. within three
months from the date Of this order
or the Bill OF Complaint vii "
taken as confessed against her
II Is Further Ordered that trn
copy OF this order be sent 10 hi
last know address Of the defendant
by registered mail, postage prep,a
return receipt requested. and that
true copy be published IN a new
paper, In and for the County d
Wayne, In accordance with law
ROBERT NJ. TONS,
Circuit Judr
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
F. J. DUBEY.
Deputy Clerk. i0-is-li.;o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
LEGAL NOTICES
WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, JR.
1901 NJ. Antoine 81

STATE OF MICHIGAN in M
Circuit Court for the county !
Wayne in Chancery.
ToMMIE PARKER. Plaiutis "
FEATHER PARKER, Ds,snt,n
Aan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Space paid for
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-05
OPEN HOUSE Held
BY HIKING CLUB

Open house programs were held
at the Waterbury Hiking club head
quarters on the Middlebury-Water-
town road Saturday and yesterday.
More than 80 members and guests
attended, the guests including men,
bers of outing and hiking clubs
from various cities about the state.
The weekend schedule included
skating, trail clearing, hikes and ex-
changes Of experiences. Two new
members were admitted to the club,
Jack Suffa and Robert J. McCor-
mack.
Among others attending were
Adelaide Bauby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rowe and daughter, Judy;
Hilda Bloom, Miss Loeffler, Ed
ward Mazzarelli, John Buckley,
Jean Buckley, Helen Buckley,
Georgianna Tabshey, Fred Tab
shey, Josephine Tabshey, Dorothy
Connors, Airline Connors, Genevieve
GLAND. Hugh GLAND, Rosemary
Blanchoni. Ronald Malta, regional
trail chairman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Classen Perkins and son Charles
and Leonard H. Schwartz.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-05
STRAND

Ending tomorrow evening at the
popular Warner Bros. Strand the
alter is a splendid twin bill head
lined by Invisible Stripes" with
George Raft, Jane Bryan, William
Holden and Humphrey Bogart; also
Pat OBrien and Olympic Bradna in
1.-The Night of Nights"
And then starting Wednesday the
Strand brings to its screen one of
the mightiest pictures of the season
"Destry Rides Again" with Marlene
Dietrich and James Stewart in the
co-staring leads.
No doubt you'll be amazed by
this new, and greater Marlene whose
beauty, fight and fury rules sin
city of the old west. And then you'll
rave about Stewart as the sheriff
who cleans up the widest spot in
America.
Together they head what is prob
ably the greatest supporting cast
ever assembled for a western epic
type of picture. Such prominent ia
vorites as Mischa Auer, Charles
Winninger, Brian Donlevy, Irene
Hervey, Una Merkel, Warren Hymer,
Allen Jenkins, Samuel 8. Kinds,
Billy Gilbert and many others are
included in the great cast.
Miss Dietrich Is seen in the role
Of belle Of the old west portray
ing gusty frontier entertainer. She
sings, dances, fights and makes love
in typical western fashion and she
rolls her own cigarettes.
Stewart, mentioned for Motion
Picture Academy honors for his
work in "Mr. Smith Goes to Wash
ington," contributes one of his best