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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Jackie; VeStu WeSter
Entertain At BRIDGE

Misses Jackie and Vcsta Westel
entertained Saturday afternoon a.
bridge, at their home on Belle street,
h"normS Miss Mary Holt DrcWry
and her guests, Misses Betty Bob
pItt and Betty johnson. of Raleigh,
ana Miss Virginia Hunt and her
guest, Miss Barbara Kinney, of
Washington, d c.
Summer flowers in shades of
lavender. rose, and yellow we're us
ed IN decorating the rooms. and the
same color scheme was carried ont
IN the ITALICS. As the guests arrived
they We're served punch. Mrs. X. S.
lSlcy and Mrs. NJ. w. Westcr assist
cd the hostesSeS in serving.
Alter several progrcsslonS OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30

bridge, high score prize was award
ed Miss ROsalie Watson, and Mis-
Helen lIocutt Won the consolation.
An ice course was served in the
la'c afternoon. On each plate was a
DAINTY immature Old-iaShIOncd nose
gay, tied with pink and green rib
bon.
In addition to the honor guests,
the guest list included the following:
Miss Mary Sue Parrot, Of Tonnes.
sec, who is visiting Mrs. Walter J.
Aston, and Misses Rutt. Burton.
Helen Register, EIVira Cheatham.
Jane Thompson, RoSalic Watson.
Jean Gambler. Fannie Cooper, Helen
Hocutt, Jean Dixon, Viola Hoyle,
Catherine Bum, and Dorothy Wcs-
Ger.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY

Raleigh. June 30.-AppOlntment Of
S. G. CPuSS) Austin as equipment
engineer for the State Highway and
Public Works commission officially
put am end to speculation about
what Was going To- h1l'>n to Bar
rian Davis, Who has for year been
equipment and maintenance encl~
rec but it failed to stop the ton
que Wagging which was started by
reports of the impending custer OF
Davis.
In cgn still be heard without I'M
Hue strrn ON t'N ears that DaNJ
was relieved Of the equipment end
Di llI5 goo because ne Was MOI IN inc
good gr0ccS of certain firms selling,
OF wanting to sell, road equipment
end i~a1ciincrv. Friends of DaVi.
charge that some of these firms TN
dormlned him, because he would not
recommend thus equipment. IhCl.
side, of course, il that they We're un
justly Disseminated against in favor
of other companies. The Davis re-
bUl1al is that he simply performed
ais dutv as hC-lW it and refused L.
do business with firms offering in
%trrj"r equipment which did not NEE,
legitimate requirements"
There are, 600, the usual runQrs
and reports about lhc political an
giles: and at least two newspapers
have carried editorial or columnar
comment a>saiiIng the Davis out to-,
Geography.
Geography is credited in some
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
CID COIN PLACED
ON EXHIBIT HERE
Larry today PLACED on

Mrs. Edith OLary today placed on
exhibit at Loughlin-G wat
is termed the oldest thing on exhibit
here in windows for the Centennial
Celebration.
Mrs. OLary has a coin that is sid
to have been made about 200 years
bef re the birth of Christ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
LIGHTING STRIKES
ROY DAVIS HOME

Lightning struck the home of Roy
Davis in the Spring Valley commun-
mcndous storm that visited this sec
ion, dong considerable damage.
Examinations there today showed
that a radio hid boon exploded Ivy
the bolt, pieces of the machine DC
in2 hurled about tee room, and an
electric refrigerator was ruincd by
the same b It. A large hole was
torn into the floor, and flooring
curlcd up under the power of The
holt.
No enc was injured in the home,
it was said.
New Zcaland's infant mortality is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Leaves Hospital.

Arthur Thompson, Of EPSON, who
mas been undergoing treatment at
Duke hospital, Durham, for the past
eight weeks, has come here and l.
with his son and daughter-in-laW,
Mn. and Mrs. Jamie Thompson, at
their home at 8f5 William street.
MI. Th0npson's condition is not very
GOOD. if was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Sunday at \OrfOIk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BuWdcn and
family, Elizabeth, Georgia Dee, and
Leroy, Jr.. and MIR. and Mrs. Elvis
Clopton and son, Sidney, spent Sun
Gay at Norfolk and Ocean View, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Expected Today.

Misses Mary Alice Hoover, of
~Thomasville, Janet James, of Ham
let. and Mary Davis, OF Wilson, were
expected TO arrive today to be the
guests of Miss ElVird Cheatham. az
her home on the Oxford road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Go TO Camn Davis

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Gill, Mrs. An
ME Mae Mcintosh, and James Bras
well spent Sunday at Camp Davis.
visiting Il nephew of Mrs. Gill. Ken
meth Scott, of Urbana, ILL.,. who is
stationed there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Weekend CHESTS.

Mrs. George Botrdclat had as her
weekend guests Mrs. r. r. Patter-
son, Miss Johnsic Patterson, and
Mrs. G.. p. Bourdelat, ST.. of Wad-
lam, and Miss Katherine Rogers, Of
Louisburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
From WaShinctOn

Miss Annie Thomas. of Washing
ton, d. g., has arrived to attend the
Centennial celebration here. She is
visiting her mother, Mrs. p. II
Thomas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30

This summer it's the merry peas
ant-girl look that makes cotton con-
Norsation? Pattern 975l by Marian
Martin is a fine example. That but
tOning that briSkN crosses the bodice
and marches all down the side-front
spclls real fashion news 50 does the
'slceVcless' effect given by those
cool shoulder caps, cut in-onc with
the bodice. The nicely bloused lines
are dartCd at the shoulders and nCld
trim at the waist by an inset girdlc;
the front-panelled skirt flares buoy
antiy. For an exciting touch. stitch
on a wide contrasting hCm-band let
ting the Waist-band match and out
lining both with ~riC-rac,
Pattern 9751 may be ordered only
in misses and WomCn'S sizes y, "A,
Is. Is, 30, 80. 80, 81. sc. SO and 40
Size l6 requires 8 5-8 yards IS inch
fabric, 7-8 yard contrast and 4 II
yards ric-rac.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coin
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern
BE sure to write plainly your SIZE
NANF. ADDRESS, and STYLI
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Dapartn"u:
232 W. 18th St, New York. Y. V
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Prayer Meeting Band

Prayer meeting band Will nice.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. McFall, on DAVIS
street, with Mrs. Fannie Gupton as
leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Miss Jones Here.

Miss Emma Jones, of Rcd Springs.
arrived Saturday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Il. J. Jones. and MI. Jones. for
the summer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
SOCIETY NEWS
Elm CITY NiSitor

Miss Nora Mae Barnes. of Elm
City, is visiting Mrs. Bert Moore nj
her home here. Tor several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
O to ChiCamO.-

L. p. Ghol>on has gone to Chicago
on a business trip OF several days,
and is expected to return the latter
part Of the week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30

of Newton a judicial post when that
town already had a superior court
judge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30
Expected Tomorrow.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Robards, of
Sanford, are expected to arrive to-
morrow, to visit Mrs. A. S. Davis
and Mrs. p. II. Thomas, and to at
tend the Centennial.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-30

guests following the wedding.
Later the bride and groom left 10y
motor N q trip to the Halliburton
highlands, the bride donning a navy
blue and white ensemble with Whit
accessories. They will be at home t,
their friends at their home, Norll
Broadway, TillSburg, on their reutrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

AuG HH5 l-iH miles
JaII T tRicharIf % - 300 aa
Russ tSHerI i 90 -
Henry Halter fNeAndreusi -
TIme 90 eff a.8aH
lack ~ A4nfess Catcher Blown
street Crueihsuna aud BHgler 40 AN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Sizzling Bout Seen
With British Relief
Getting Cash

ar....., ffoht tons vii see
- ,..,oh.sf
StiaileS MY - III ms
battle May .. when me haiioil
70. 1 amateur fights Glenn Potter
Of Bloomington Ind. Il VIII be
=, hoadline bout IN the Diamond
~. -. eta,os hovino
i'si' ~. ,'o's'' II ~ -
snow TOT me biitiah Wdi teiie' 'A
the Olympia
HAYES has Won 40 straight bouts
III r,...,a,5 pelt ard
an - 10 .'9'''' '''''' - -. II,
Golden GioN e eiiailll'ioi. i'
fought on the {. 7. Q. card last
Wednesday night and turned IN a
a4>,..4f7frrt-t if715,t-iJT-rt-
Ut, Nr.t-a, IF f,loyoland in the
-.'.'i ~ -.
mira roaha, ills ilgIlt manu- w. -.
va injured carry IN liis s !" -,
Jaii l1disii iiaa -. -
Ills tefiliic siiidsil WIN eIils NAM
won tor nm wednesday
Thirteen bouts have been AZ
ranged between the winners OF the
big tournaments here this year. "A
several eases where the same boys
won both tournaments C.Y.o.
champions have accepted invita-
IONS 10 fight. The complete card
will list about Is bouts.
A,otsar outsider who will ap-
pear on the program is Lester No
C;owan of Buffalo. the baby-faced
Voungster Who won the hearts OF
the crowd at the Diamond Belt
jntercitv bout here in January. He
went on to win the National Belt
at Boston. A top notch opponent
Will be chosen for him on the
British War Relief card.
Among the outstanding bouts
50 far closed are the James Palmer
IS. Emmett Grier affair in the
lightweight class and Arthur PRICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Walker Triples

= = -T-.-- - = -. -.
-. -. - aa,.el+ -. -
- -, - VI - a,,t
IN. III - -. sa.a,tb .rho,
lqcCasl.,. - IA, ,sr - - =
g. - 80 tVaafl5c,Iy sI,,,ost
eaIi,diag -. ctainbact. ~ to-
- -. - H. - /, t.a
sg5c.r 1T - H. ~, Tobba,ts
~ to- d. si,gleg I4oueye,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
NARRAGANSETT PARK

at PaWrueEFf X
l-~TtR OF DONDKA. toGxy uat.
kiitANefSe.
SHORT CAkE. Snu Nnttech ~aNitatz
5--GIEN RIDDLE INIRh Mod Robin
Battle Fiare
4--GIE> RIDDLE .TNIRA. Gsiwat.
Bold Nrison
S-BIJE UNIFORM. Lutte Bola. stag
Bshuty
f--RF>T AWHILE, one Ito. tdehala
1-RAul0 WAVE. High Arch. Wolfe ~
9-DiLL r.. ken's Revenge. ~ted hing
81 ADET BOB. Beile Town. oreus.
BI>T--SHuRI CAM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
BAY MEADOWS

Al Nan Matea. tai
f--NIGHT RAIDER. Qutfk uNefs SkN
icfary
RICH STAR. Define Bank. Nany &.
st ANTFRI Nsidins lean. 6fidin,.
OCEAN B0tND. Naldiun Lord.
5-HiGH NoTE, Marvel Play, our
Haven.
e--NALDINA MINN. Alta BUNNY. tps-
lsla
Lad
* RonN FLIGHT. Niscreani. Ances-
tFal
e-IANE GREENoCk. Naidina Lancer.
stella Gold
BF>T-HIGH NoTF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Al HsNre de Grace. Nd
Il OIt His. Miss /. a. Gate Post.
2--IOANNN ~hoWabai. Navigation
st Mintson, Niek
4-DOU BTE H., Flaming High. Crssps
Nouss.
BIO sTAkES. Ocean Blue. Fptta-
cairn I'D
SON ALTE>sE. Abbe Pierre. Blind
Earis
SIT RDY III NJ. Burner. In NemnrN
s-JODDIE ON. Misruis. Oversight.
BESI-~Tt RUl Dun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

feaf-oids. about - mIe
Implicit fMeCamhsf go 5 hts 81
NaIdlna Al1ea tjamesf 30 z. 81
gertte tSttffeuf 90
Tine .46 - aHf Hs
Count Ne IT, casual Pa ard Lotto
poise also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Amateurs al Berkley

Twenty Of the leading amateur
boxers Of the Detroit area will
appear on a 10-bout card 10 be
sponsored by the Berkeley post Of
the American Legion in the odd
fellows Hall on Twelve-Mile road
next Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Neighborhood House
Banquet Set tuesday

Guests of honor Al the annual
athletic banquet Of Neighbefheed
House will be Justice George r.
Bushnell Of The Michigan Supreme
Court. Councilman Charles I.
DofaiS. University of Detroit ath-
lctic coach. and Fr Harold J.
Marley. spiritual director of the
CYO.
The banquet vii be al $50
p. m. Tuesday in the settlement
house. Fourth avenue and Porter
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Hoosiers Smash Two
Kansas Relay Records
Dis US, Mile Event
, Marks Fall by
Wayside
International New. service wirs

LAWRENCE. Kan April 80
Strong winds and slow track
which hampered other teams in
the nineteenth annual Kansas re-
lays caused the Indiana Hoosiers
no trouble today as they breezed
home with two new relays records
10 their credit.
Archie Harris. husky Negro who
played end on The Indiana foot
ball team broke the meet discus
record by more than II feet as
he hurled II III feel o. inches.
This was the first time that the
RI T4ll5a. -F1art sailed moro than III
feet in The Kansas Stadium
In a splendidly run mile relay
the Indiana baton-passers claimed
another first place after having
hung up a new track record in
the university sprint medley relay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
BarteH Walks

Eartel'a iirsf Up in IL Tiger
half e The second walked lob
belts. flew oat - Heath and the
inning ended when = orr 1e
smashed INTO double play Mack
TO Boadraau ~ Trasky
After the Indians "a the third
lad been retired u orGer Stain
back opened The Tiger section of
the inning Wits 4 SINGLE 70 center.
hls- second ~ of 1hc DAY But
fefler bora down and disposed OF
Gehrincer. NcCoskv and Green.
berr IN Quick order Grecnbcrg
tot = thIrd .frIke with the bat
on b,s .6oi,Iser
.rbors - ono 4{T9l 9-Feo n
80 fo5rtB 1.resI,,. sns t4estb .fn-
aicd baf Tro.l5z W. on frvIpe
= nafer ff.rd - waller stTock
a., Tn T,eefS venf alf one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Jamaica Results


Iso *. Me- .o laos,s'saa' ia2o 30 80
f.'5 = -. ,hn ,s 10
~ Happ, ~ ff'ssa $50
as "a
second Raes-fieaa. ms.asa 4.sea -.a.s.
-. :. NJ ....... go. 90.
Isaars jaa'5f 53aa.sst lasa -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Clocked IN 3:25.2

The HooSlcrs ran the medley in
3.25.2. onc-ten1h Of second faster
than the previous mark Second
place went 10 the favored Texas
Longhorns Cochran. Riley Bur
nett and Kane made up The win
nlnC team Kane came from be
htnd 10 take the anchor leg from
Gmstattd. the TEXAS ace and VIII
BY a lap and - balf
Texas schools came in r their
share OF the honors
The University Of Texas Won
the half-mle university relay and
quarter-mile university relays and
its ace dash man. Carlton Terry
l1cd the relay record oi 81 sec
nnds for first place m the l00-yard
dash. Last week Terry ran the
same event a. IN Texas relay
IN 95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Odds uIlf
our Boots tMeCrearfi = 50 81 %
Smackea tRIshafdl 90 II
NJ hi tNaufEamerYI 81
. Time IL il. OFT NJ
NaldIna Groom aHd Blue LILY also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

WHHHa.ss H6as shapiro
hester aud Re- Helsa sIss lfn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
10 Play
Host 10 A. A.U. Meet

PHILADELPHIA. April 10
Philadelphia will be the site of the
national a. A. L. track and field
championships this year. The dates
are June y and IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Nj d a y S
Best Bets
(By International News Service
IAMAICA

AT Iang island. y. =
ROAR. Farrazu. Ifgfnda.
e-KtNt A4@H4A CouutFN. Mtih and
Honey
EORot GH. Ip the HI, Dark
Imp.
MISS u. Pig 1ans. Batus Lark
s-HfKF co.'s. spanish Duke. AniItanf
s->IN INPIAi. Wake Robin. Drudgffs
9--HiIIBIONU. short Distance. I've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Hayre de Grace Results

first Race 81 900 claiming. 4-Eear-
ORES and -. J.. miles
ms Banners keeper 70 81 TO
Howard sCGtrf $40 IN
TaHtHuyIha fShelhamerh 20
Tine s. - of . it
as5Ha Duke GiEEle Ies Bonding
count Wesf sea and Vuas By also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

aIas aaa up = mHe-
IrIsh HoaH fSIsfaf ~ sa 90
Last Passage tsmHht 18 9. 10
HoEaa 80 fin. 1nrf 3 20
T5ne rs Is of -
Dark Friend %eddIe Las. Gherrx enid
FHz 4 Aster Princess. Jane Pa Rem
----.--t S1aLA ard Dave Alexander also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Nerreeansett Entries
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE--Si. TOO. claiming, 4-yeaf-
lid. aud IN. lmrlnnEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
IIANRF. DE GRACE

BtsT-rLtFTBoRoJ tit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Piles Relieved
At Home

DR.. o. A. Johnson, Dept. 919. 1924
Main St, Kansas City, Mo. a rec.
tai specialist for 2s years, has per
fected a mild. painless. inexpensive
home treatment for uncomplicated
piles in which all sufferers should
be liUteptst9dl This treatment. the re-
suit 81 DL JolDson's long experience
hs head physician ~ the Johnson Rec
tai land 'Jlonic clinic. brings 10 every
sufferer the medicines found ~ efier-
tive hy I'r Johnson IN his clinic. "
Won have piles IN any form. he sure and
write pr. Johnson today for free and
completa information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Members Help

Headquarters are at the Camp
bell Mccarthy Co. Bull Building,
where Phillip X. Watson. invest
ment broker. is treasurer OF the
Detroit fund. The office also is
headquarters for the Civilian
Technical Corps.
Most Michigan cities have their
own nursery. Oddly enough Hon
olulu is supporting the home at
Long Barn, where Colonel Lind
bergh and his family made their
home while in England.
Mt. Clemens members got to-
gether, collected enough clothes
for so youngsters, and many De.
troit women are knitting socks,
caps and mittens for the children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Buys Insurance
For Air Raids
Michigan Resident
Gets $1,000 Policy

Although residents on the West
Coast, New England, New York
and Chicago haze Arthur
Greene. proprietor of an Anr
Arbor cleaning and dyeing es;ab.
is the first Michigan
resident to buy an anti-air raic
insurance policy.
Greene, just To be on the safe
side. bought a $1,000 policy. rate
$3.50 a year, which gives him Il
per cent coverage.
Detroit insurance men admit
that in the last few weeks they
have had scores of inquiries from
both residents and from manufac-
turers about war risk and bomb
ing insurance, although as yet
there are no Detroit takers.
Said Walter B. Cary. head oil
the Michigan Insurance Agency
"War risk and bombing rates
are low at the moment. But Of
course those costs are subject
to daily revisal and to changes
I'm the international scene.
several Detroit manufacture
Ing plants have made inquiries
I'm the last few months. but
have since abandoned the idea"
Rates vary, Cary says, accord
ing 10 the kind and type o.
building. whether private resi-
dence or manufacturing plant
which is working in national de.
tense. a plant which might be
considered a military objective.
The plant construction also Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
30 City Officers
Finish Civilian
Defense Course
Others VIII Follow
Group Which Studied
Raid Protection

The first group Of 30 Detroit
policemen today completed q
course in civilian defense methods
Equipped with two gas masks
the 30 were studying Saturday 10
fit, the contrivanccs so that
eventually they will be able "a
teach Detroiters il the necessity
ever arises.
The first class was made up OF
two patrolmen from each precinct,
The second made TIP of the :J6
rockies now attending the regular
police school. will start the course
Monday.
Police Commissioner Frank d.
Eaman and Supt Louis l.. Berg
announced that every policemen
viii received instructions in air
raid defense during the next year.
The instructor is Lieut. Bernard
A. Preo, who recently completed
studies in Edgewood Arsenal in
Maryland and also received in
structionS from the FBI.
The course is devoted principally
20 the different types of bombs
used by Germany and their effect.
The policemen are being told how
10 vacate a neighborhood in event
of land mines, time bombs and
gas.
They are receiving Instructions
In emergency medical care of gas
victims and also are to be taught
how they will cooperate with
civilian wardens who are to be APP
pointed by the county defense
council.
One problem before the class is
that of traffic control during
blackouts. Lieutenant Ureo said
this nut has not been cracked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
3 Drivers Sentenced
To Jail, 20 10 80 DAYS

Two drunk drivers and one
reckless driver received jail SEN
fences Saturday from Traffic
Judge Thomas r. Maher. Antonio
Colunza, 35. of 1855 Carson ave-
nue.. got 30 days and Constantly
Gel, 4S. OF 61S5 Hedge avenue,
25 days for drunk driving. A 20
day sentence went TO Ernest
Wore. 80. OF COOS Beechwoed
avenue. reckless driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
n0..rlah, \. n.lr., 1lm.. An ,,.n,, r...r

a factor in the cost, together with
the percentage of coverage.
The new war risk insurance
policy covers loss by war, inva-
sion. civil war, instruction. rebel
lion, revolution. military or
usurped power, bombardment
naval or military, aerial craft,
hoStil or otherwise, while engaged
in active war service during war
time" Costs run from 25 cents
the hundred. on fifty per cent COW
erage, TO $50 a thousand for
military detectives.
Insurance for private homes can
be obtained for as little, as five
cents a thousand, depending on
the zone in which the home is
located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

ance and I'm 90 doing find q def
mite creed . yardstick, by which
tho thoughts and actions of all car
be measured,
i have been trying Ia do this FOL
long time and 1 always come
back TO the same doctrine, one
that was taught me In my child
hood days. ~
Call IL part Of the horse and
buggy days IL you will hut the
more 1 think OF it the moro II
appears 10 he the answer to 50
many troubles Of today.
i refer 10 THE GOLDEN RULE
r. "DO INTO Others as yOu
would that they should do
INTO you."
This creed could he followed by
all, both In high and low places.
IL could apply to all religions
and codes Of ethics.
Should it not fit In TO any code
or religion then tt seems that the
codes or the religions should be
revised, never the golden rule.
The heads Of all governments,
all over the world. could well
measure their acts by this stand
ard.
Many acts Of the past would
never have been committed IL first
subjected to this test.
And those I'm Washington, who
control our destiny, could well af-
ford to adopt this creed and
thereby give us a plan to follow.
a definite purpose, an ideal behind
which we all could join up.
Then we would have some re-
semblance to unity.
How much better this would be
than to ask us to blindIy follow in
a childish game Of FOLLOW THE
LEADER as 1t Is done today with
no idea as to where we are going
or what we intend TO do when, and
II, we get there.
Your force Is great In this land
OF ours and l submit my humble
idea for your consideration.
Yours truly.
&. A. COLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Raise
Fund for British
'B|itz Babies
Support Nurseries
for Children With
Mothers in Plants
BY VERA BROWN

They call them the blitzkrieg
babies.
They are the British tots. from
2 to 5 years old, too big to be put
into hospitals, too young TO 60 to
school, too young to find an air
raid shelter alone, and whose
mothers, some 100000 of them.
work in Britain's big munitions
and airplane factories.
Today these thousands OF chill
dren are the charges Of the Save
the Children Foundation. part Of
the international Union OF Gen.
eva. an organization composed Of
% nations. dedicated TO the well
fare OF children.
Cost of Home
Detroiters are making them
selves responsible today for two
nurseries, the j. b. Priestly
nurseries in Herfordshire, and a
Scotch nursery near Glasgow, and
another 1000 children who are
billeted up country in homes of
relatives. These 1000 receive
each $50 year to buy milk and
war clothing TO insure their good
health.
Cost OF setting up a nursery
home is $4,000. For maintenance,
another $4,000 is being spent. De-
troiters already have raised half
the sums needed for the two
homes. and have provided fund
for the 1000 who get aid.
Some of the Detroit contributors
TO the work here have been Mrs.
w. +. Scripps. Judge and Mr.
George T.. Bushnell. Mrs. Williai
II. Gage, Mrs. Bruce Douglas, Mrs.
Donald Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Ewald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvan Macauley ST.. Mrs. Francis
Shuel. There are az organizations
here who contribute.