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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Up to Mass Production Experts

fields the big job visuazed here will he up t.
specialists Of the automobile industry From tn
Michigan viewpoint significant thing about the program
plants operation and others 10 he bull
with government Chrr tank arsenal and the ForC
plant Yplant make Michigan motor manufacturers
essentially responsible for its success
Although the big aircraft industry will get its share
coming Of Ohio Penn
syvana orders they handle like
Knudn looking Michigan assembly lines to put punch
program conceived be beat Hitler
game mechanical warfare backed by capacity outpu
Of weapons.
Until announced he would ask Congress forthwith
the production
the Capitol of adonng finally after action
ship arming and the neutrality bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Disposition Of Currier Case Pondered

2The CurTer already celebre between the Go
of Director General Sidney
Hman chockful OF industrial dynamite only aired before
the Truman investigating committee Of the Senate Thursday and
Friday finally carried the President himself man
him yesterday
AS however there nking in official circles
whether FWA will give company
contract its low bid thus supposedly saving the
S431 900 the Wayne housing job whether will follow mans
advice and ditch Currier for the sake of industrial peace
Himan insists this would the possibility teamsterS
and strikes spokesman emphasize
the possibility that AFL aes might haul
handle building materials needed for the job
3The Michigan before federal power
which decision due brought
line pipeline by
sion will be passed promptly to Michigan houehoders
Although biggest presen
may b,
downward slide Of the wholesale Michigan
for domestic consumption
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
DR.. FRANKLN'S
VOTE MESSAGE

The address of DR.. M Franklin rabbi of Temple
FL which will be reproduced by photograph recordings
Detroit schools. reads
of franchise is Of the most cherished
of democratic people For the establishment and
of that right the people Of this great nation
many sacrifices Nothing short Of rebellion would
attempt made take from the and
United States the privilege of expressing them
selves polls This but natural for would be nothing
upon foundation principle of democ
racy principle be weakened the structure
of American commonwealth would fall.
Strangely enough however, despite
orl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Detroit May Have RFC Debt Cancelled

4Under bill put Congressman Dngell
the cities OF Detroit Flint Muskeeon Heights may
present debts the national obtained from
me RE for local welfare several greatly reduced
wiped entirely.
The treasury has the bill
TO also without question After that will be
communities named 10 do their Detroit
treasury 00 Flint $4,000 Muskegon Heights $4,000
5-The department got a American
Metal Products Company Of Detroit involving right
TO seize condemn both desired for defense Production
Company officials including President Frederick C. Matthaci
and Treasurer Douglas C. Roby their writing tire
problem
the
their purposes they plant
which they they intend build whether the
will take for Of the Holly Carbuetor plant
involved small but the the
ment right enaze industry for the benefit of another
vhe both working on a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

voice In their government.
with all the privileges we
enjoy In our city. we also have
duties Ia perform. One Of these
IL voting on election day. Every
one should exercise their fran
chise regardless Of their color.
sex, or religion. You may think
that your one vote will not
count among 80 many. but a
governor was once elected by
one vote over his opponent
when You enter the election
booth you should have a clear
picture In your mind OF each
candidates. viewpoints and quail
ncations. Then vote mr. the ono
Observation-Disclosures thr of
flee and who YOU will be proud
10 have represent you. Be sure
and vote"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

vote-yours-may be the differ
ence between a good or indif-
ferent administration.
STUDY the candidates rec
ords. Learn ms nearly as
possible the backgrounds, quail
ficatiOns and records of each.
Make the wisest choice you can,.
then get out and vote, rain or
shine.
Particularly In these war
troubled times, when millions
of men and women across the
seas are being ground under the
heels of dictators, all Americans
should proudly proclaim their
freedom by using the ballot to
assist i'm the government Of their
democracy, as they, the people,
wish IL governed
From the same school, Lucille
Stark. -. of 1904 Concord avenue
in S-A writes:
1--WE. the People! No doubt II
some one were TO ask you III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Washington Roundup l1'
State Viisiioned Leading
Boost in Arms Output
Mass Methods to Aid Doubling
Of Plane, Tank Production
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times sian Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. Doubling Of the American tank and
programs doubles tho responsibility of the auto
motive industry production weapons Washington
maintained today.
Discussions and plans anticipating have been
under Motors Chrysr Nash Stlde
baker and the others have President Rooseye
announcement enlarged program thus surprise
followed this development of the
serving simply Michigan leaders Of the automote
industry slreadyknew what coming
II safe TO assume similar statement will from
House respect the aircraft
The Army AR Corps already ordered doubled
doubled actual personnel and
combat equipment
All this viii call the Of tanks for aircraft production
anything Hitter may able to do after
Organizing the conquered and adding them
Germany already clamped the lid
on production figures make difficult Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26


as rule avail themselves of the privilege
of saving who shall and who shall not
decide the political destinies OF our city.
state and nation. Not infrequently we
hear the foolish idea expressed in certain
quarters that ultimately one mans vote
will make no difference in the outcome.
Nothing could be further from the truth
than this. Every mans vote is a count
ing factor. The whole tone OF our citizen
ship is determined in the last analysis
by what each man land each woman
wills il 10 be-
make the assertion without fear Of
successful contradiction that the man or
the woman who stays away from the
polls without some indSputably good
reason is not good citizen nor in any
sense a loyal American Such indiffer-
ence borders on treachery.
If there is corruption in politics. if
mon untitled by character, by intell-
gence, or by experience are permitted 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

the Institutions may blamed
but he who ncglects to do his civic duty
freedom and security be maintained only by
the whochearted cooperation of willing and
do their the maintenance OF democratic
institutions Let this be perfectly clear the time for another
election approaches and Let every and OF
voting ask himself and herself What kind of American
am ?"
Through the children in schools, hope that this
he carried home their and other
adults of their households with the result that all of them will
their convictions at the polls the coming election
II they do may be that the political deStnieS
OF will be in the hands competent and
women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Blind Here Receive
$500 Aid From Lions

The blind in Detroit benefited
by nearly $500 from the activities
Of the East Side Detroit's Lions
Club in the year ending June 80,
breakdown OF expenditures re-
vealed Saturday.
Purchases ranged from hos
pitaliZation and sight restoration
TO the purchase Of white canes and
the contribution Of $500 and SIS
per month pledge to the Leader
Dog League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Pupils Playlets and Essays Send
This Appeal Home: BE Sure to Vote
Jefferson School
Dramatizes Plea
for Better City
By SHANNON CoRMACK

The scene is the kitchen of the
.OLeary home, just after break
fast, and Mrs. O'Leary a pretty
woman of about 40 is clearing the
breakfast dishes. while O'Leary,
dressing in his hunting clothes. is
oiling his shotgun. Their daugh7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

v ou recog-
niZed ( h o = q
w or d :, YOU
would imne-
diately a n :
" er yes
But, is some
one n $ X q d
YOU 10 give
the meaning,
could you:
" we. the
y Q o p | e.
m q n n = Inc
people of the
T.. =. A. \
r @ : pOnsibil-
ity. Is placed
on the people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Excerpts of Speechers

.
Excerpts of Speechers
The program open with the
audience singing The Star Span
gled Banner and this was fol
lowed by an address on why
Our Parents Should Vote.
Then came the play and after
wards one of the boys read eX-
cerptS from the addresses of DR.
Frank Cody Secretary of State
Harry r. Kelly and other leading
citizens who have made phono-
graph recordings on the import
anee of voting, for reproduction
in all the elementary schools. The
program concluded with the sing
ing of God Bless America"
Lets Vote' told the story OF
Mrs. OLeary being too busy with
her homework and OLeary toe
intention his hunting trip "a
bother to go and cast their votes
on election day. But the argu-
ments of daughter Mary. reasons
that she heard taught in her class
at school, changed their minds and
I il ended with Mary eseorting both
thpr father and mother to the
voting booth
In other schools throughout the
city, teachers and pupils are unit
ing in their efforts TO persuade
the parents that il is their duty
as we'll as their right as an Ameri-
can citizen to go To the polls on
Tuesday, November a. -
Hundreds of essays have been
written by the pupils and as far
as space permits the outstanding
ones are being published daily in
The Detroit Times.
Attentions: Mr.. and Mrs.
Voter" says Irene Padget, r. Of
1922 Concord avenue, in the IA
grade at Marcy School. And
then she goes on:
Ladies and gentlemen: Do
you realize that is n title Of
honor 10 be n Mr.. or Mrs. Voter?
That with this honor you are en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

ri the United States, one which
Is and should he a duty and re-
membered as n privilege.
ION November ID Is the
duty of every citizen Of voting
age TO cast his ballot, and by
doing so choose the kind Of gov
eminent we will have I'm Detroit
for the next two years.
Let all who are Of voting
age get out the vote by going To
the polls on November 4 and
having share in the govern
ment Of the city"
Gen. Hugh. $. Johnson,
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes naiIx for-tha-Ti peN-y--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

ter, Mary, about
IA. is helping
her mother with
the dishes.
And that is
the ope n in 6
S cen e of the
playlet Let s
Vote" w h C h
S o m @ of the
pupils of the
jefferson Inter-
mediate School
p + @ S c n / @ q
TO the o [ h G r
students in the
s c h oil audi
forum.
Let S Vote"
was the feature
of a program
a r + a n & e q
by Mrs. Pearl
Burke, the au-
ditorium leader,
with the assist
ance of j. Glenn
Lon CIV or [ h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Michigan Can Write Own Arms Ticket

The S95oo0o0 order placed with NashKenator for pro-
assemblies wind
When Ford and others plane production propeers
viii needed almost unlimited who
make them specifications hurry get All the orders he
handle The true Of copasse and other aeronauca
equipment.
Here Michigan their ticket The sky
the lm-i1cludng the stratosphere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Your Vote MAY
Win, Says Mary

One Of the finest essays that has
been written on the importance Of
voting came from Mary Wearing.
l13. of 41S2 Helen avenue, pupil
( in ga at the Marcy School. Mary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

when you
march off TO
that little
green booth
on cleo ton
d n v y o a
should feel
proud that In
1his great de-
mocracy you
have n voice
In your gov
eminent. The
pc ople Of
G q n q n q req
Europe would
give anything
to n We n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

titled To par
ticipate in the
y q ton
Of your pOlit-
ical leaders a?
4 V ice I'm
I h G govern
ment Of your
city, st n ( e
and country =?
DO you all
realize [ n n (
on each indi-
vi d ual eX-
preston of
your wishes
your votes
ID e p 2 n d =
the fu re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Up to u. S. Senate

Kennedy said the Senate is ex-
pected 10 concur in the House
action. although the upper cham
Der has a similar bill appropriating
500, 100000 for limited access
highways and SIS, DOC, 900 for strah
tegic military roads.
The administrative boards ac-
ton in designating the Harper
McGraw route precludes any pos
sibility of any OF the other routes
suggested.
The city will either approve the
highway departments plan. or
build its own highway without
federal or state aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
special Wireless Dispatch To
THE DETROIT TIMES

special Wireless Dispatch To
THE DETROIT TIMES
SHANGHAI, Oct. %. - Britain
will not create a second from
against Germany in the west t.
relieve the desperately hard
Ipressed Communists in Sovie
Russia with an invasion of the con
Itinent.
America will not declare war OF
Japan if Japan attacks Vladivostol
and invades the Siberian MARITIME
province.
That there VIII be no British
invasion Of the European continent
across 25 miles of water is definite
What was obvious for the las
four months has been made Of
fetal.
Lord Moyne. a spokesman. fol
the Churchill government, :. an.
nounced in the House of Lord,
that there would be no inva.
sion" on behalf of the British
government.
That the American people would
he reluctant 10 plunge INTO war in
the Pacific. which as one Of our
American admiralS declared 10 me
would cost al least $50, 900, 000. 600
solely to help Russia that is al
ready defeated and collapsing and
could notbe saved now by such an
altruistic American action, is
common SenSe,-
Abandoning the Vlad vostok
route for promised American aid
TO Stain is a bit of sound diplo-
macy that is refreshing. 1t goes
far TO relieve the tension with
Japan and avoids stepping on Jap
anese suSceptibilitieS when and
where it is unnecessary.
VladiYostok- and 5000 miles of
railway thereafter was an inn
practicable route anyhow
Archangel is a much shorter and
more direct route. though doubtful
Ut IT will he open long. The harbor
of Archangel freezes solid by the
middle of November. The Soviet
government intends 10 make des-
fperate efforts to keep it open.
Between the British announce
ment of no vasion of the
continent 10 help Stain and
Washington's decision to abandon
the Vladiyostok route. with its
implication that America in the
last analysis, does not want To
risk war with Japan solely for the
sake of Communist Soviet Russia,
there is some Qualification of the
situations both in Europe and the
Pacific.
II is implied that both in Lon
don and in Washington the Soviet
Russia situation is regarded as
pretty well hopeless.
Red Russian circles in the Far
East are furious AT Churchill and
at her ally. Soviet Russia
She has stood by and ser hei
ally battered to pieces, and Stair
lretreating TO the Vilga River anc
with his back against the Urals.
President Roosevelt has decreeC
a week of reflection" for tho
American people. IL is TO he hoped
that the American people viii not
fail 10 take as a commendable
example for thoughtful reflection
England's thinking Of herself anc
her own national interests first.
Rightly or wrongly, the impress
sion left by the Moscow confer.
ence twar materials conference
is that there has been something
approaching change of heart il
London and Washington.
Either a realization that Sovie
Russia's defeat is unavoidable by
America and Britain or the dis
covery that, after all. there is ;
very wide gulf between Commu
mist Soviet Russia and ideas O
democracy.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

welfare of our glorious country:
There il no excuse for voters
In reasonably good health 10
neglect their duffy. One single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Kennedy said this will probably
not occur until January when the
Legislatures special limited access
highway bill becomes effective.
The new law gives the state juris-
diction over access to new SUPER
highways. Und present laws.
property owners may demand out
lets 10 any public road.
The original $50. 060, 900 appro-
priated by Congress for roads ri
this type was vetoed by President
Roosevelt, but a new bill allotting
the same amount Was passed Tues.
day BY the House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Won Wiegdnd
Sees No u. 5.
War With laps
Nor Does He Think
British Ever Will
Invade Continent

BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND
CChef foreign correspondent for the
Hearst Newspapers. for 30 years the out
standing political observer In Europe and
the Par Fast. and who has covered many
wars Nav stationed AT shanghai. the
last Uncsnsored ''istenlng post" and
transmission point In Europe, Africa or
Asia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
.Cross-City Lane
Nedrs Reality,
Says Kennedy
Detroit Councils
Failure TO Approve
Plan. HitNby State
Time. stan Correspondent,

LANSING. Oct. 25.-Lack OF ap-
proval by the Detroit Common
Council and delay in passage OF a
new federal aid road bill are the
only things preventing construc-
tion of the proposed McGraw-Har-
per crosstown superhighway. said
Commissioner G.. Donald
Kennedy today.
The first step was taken by the
state administrative board this
week when members designated
this route as a state trunkline.
I'VE have set aside fund Of
S3,000,000 To purchase right-of-
way for the highway" Kennedy
revealed. AS soon as the coun-
ell approves the route we have
chosen, condemnation proceed
ings will begin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

principal, to further The Detroi
Times campaign TO get out tn
vote on Tuesday, November 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17
Movie Propaganda


Movie TrOpagdnNd
Charges by United State senators
...a, ,ho motion picture 'udg ny hu.
eHt and is lending itself to the
Htead of Waf propaganda are
aa.,heg new nor surprising. Any
number of frequent theatre Socr-
| could testify that some recent feature
pictures had plenty IN them that MA
calculated to tuan the unbiased mind
.4alH~t the tataIItar.1n nations. o.
eeaa,ly Germany.
The task at that was an easy one
nee mos, spectators already Wcr.
a#1a,y ol that eanNlcton. But III,
..auuguUdu was certainly there
special mention was made IN the
senate hearing of the film Land NJ
LIBERTY I'M particular. lis purpose
Mas written al over and through
md in If. But that and others tina
Mere named by Jimmy FIdler in
testimony before The committee Mon
cay wore good entertainment, never
he1esS,
\. letter offered At the inquiry was
i more than passing interest. Tins.
.etter said the Observation-Disclosures
Mayer company. controlled 9l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17
MOTTO or - NNO\>.
In The superior (Ourt
Ertnrt The Clerk


cleo Johnson and husband. William
Johnson.
luc, Nlicn. widow of Thomas !. Al
len, Robert Allen and wife, Annie
Bell Allen, NINA Burton and nus
band, lN>Ses Barton, LOYAL Alien
and wife, Matte Allen, Lizzie
Wright 4 husband. George Wright.
Eddie Allen and wife, Lou Allen,
David Allen, unmari .eu, aohnni"
Allen and wife, Helen Allen, James
Allen and Wife. Nora Allen, Hat
tie Williams and husband. Joseph
Williams, Bertha Allen and hu>-
band. James Allen, Joseph Allcn
and wife, Sarah Allen.
The defendants. Lucy Allen. Ed
die Allen, Los Alien, Hattie Williams
and Joseph Williams, VIII take
notice that an action entitled as
above in the nature of a Special Pro
teedIng has been commenced in tho
Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina, for the sale ol GER
am real estate Ion partition.
And the defendant. as named in
preceding paragraph VIII take notice
ttttl they dc acQuirrQ to appear at
IL office of the Clerk of the Su-
Flrlor Court OF Vance County, IN
me Courthouse IN henderson, y. {.
ON the 18TH day 0I October, l9+l,
and au-Wer or dcmur 10 the com
g5aInt Id sa}d acton. or the plaintiff
naiI apply 10 Inc Court Tor the re
lief demanded M said rpDrDi1lnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

FRESH BARBECUE THlrRSDAy
at Vance Filling Station. NorIIna
iN0"V. L-If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

IWO FINE YOUNG MULES For
sale. Weight about 1856 lbs. { cb
Well broken and healthy. See r.
- ) O pflce. l5-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Go
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

SEE OUR SPECIAL MADE To
your measure suits S2995 and
S34.95. Geo. A. Rose & Son.
l6-lI-lJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

JuSI RES EINED-A NEW SIrpD1
OF those good Flintkote A~pb,I,
shingles. There's nothing better
than a flInthote roof. Alex s
Watkins. The Place of Vanic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

Used CARS AT REASONtp1t
prIcca. Shop work that is guaram-
tccd Lei us make you an e>',,,.,a
on your next overhaul job. Cand.
lcr-Pdlmer Motor Co.. S,udnh,""-
SaITS and service. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17
WANT ADS
Get Results

IKE HAZARDS INCREASE WITH
thu coming OF cold weather W.
arc prepared To give you fun ,' MY
tection. Citizens Bank and NV,
Co, Insurance Department H..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

w PAY YOU $500 FOR SELLING
ten Sl.00 boxes. so beautiful as
sorted name imprinted Christina,
cards sell Sl.OO-your profit soc.
Free samples. Cheerful Gard Co..
2&Bk White Plains, n. y. l7-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

w SHIPMENT MARLBORO
Snnts signify Irregular Sl.25. Geo
y. Rose * Son. l6-lT-l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

FARBO SOC PKG. COLORS AMI
white also Dry Perfection Casin
paint in colors at $l.O0 per pkg ,
washable and will do the job in
NEW FALL HATS-DOBBS AND
Stetsons $500 and $3.50. Others
at S2.95 and 1895. Geo. A. Rose
& Son. l6-l7-l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

SPECIAL NOTICE. JUST RECEIVE
CT three van Loads OF furniture.
Come in and look 1t oVer. IL. h.
SuttcrWhItc x Sons, near TIRE Sta
ton. l3-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-17

100 LOT FICTION, VALUES 70
s. 50, reduced to soc. Many chL-
Qrcns books reduced Tor uulch
clearance 10 make room Tor new
Stock. Henderson Book Go. I-u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Twilight Tours
For Cattle Men

With the assistance OF A. NJ.
Richardson. Pierce county agrieul-
tural agent, dairy cattle breeders
have arranged a series Of twilight
tours and informal meetings. from
7 TO $50. two Of which will be
held this week. The first meeting
will be at the Walter Schorno
Taylor Jersey farm at Roy this
Thursday evening. The second
viii be at the A. w. Breuer farm.
Eatonville. Friday. June 8. The
meetings viii begin at 7 o'clock.
The informal programs include
discussions on herd management,
judging and breeding. Floyd
Wahlberg, dairyman at the West
ern Washington Experiment sta
ton. Puyallup. and c. r. Doran.
tester for the Pierce County Dairy
Herd Improvement association,
viii take part in the discussions
and answer questions.
These meetings, said Richardson,
will be of interest to dairymen,
Smith Hughes teachers. Future
Farmers of America and All club
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
REPORTS ARE THAT

Louisville 4 Nashville first half
earnings win be at SIS per share
annual rate: extra dividend likely
later in year American Bank