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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
1900 u. N. Seniors
To Be Graduated
Time. Stsn Correspondent,

ANN ARBOR. June 10 Gradu-
alton Of 900 University Of Mich
igan seniors SATURDAY. night a,
Ferry Field viii climax the 1870
81 school year.
President Alexander G Ruthven
will make tho only address al the
exercises
Forest Evashevski. football cap
tain from Detroit is president of
The 1871 class lie will return from
Clinton. y. Y. where he is now
head football coach Al Hamilton
COLLEGE. for the commencement
program
Our sun Born a Giant Baby"
4 Noted international Scientist
Explains the CURIOUS Birth Re-
NersaI of stars and How They
Come Into Being IA Giants and
Die az Ancient Supcr-HeaVy
DwarfS. Don't Miss This Popular
Science Article In The American
Weekly. the Magazine Distrib-
uted With Next Sundays Issue
~ The Detroit Sunday Times.
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PLACED AT S2,515.oo0

Board of Education officials
have no estimate of the cost of
such an increase although Budget
Director David Addy places tho
figure at approximately S2,51o.0OO.
Cost Of the additional sick-leave
is estimated between $4,000 and
Sl25.000.
The federation also requested
the immediate hiring Of 200 new
teachers 10 reduce the size Of
classes. move which would cost
al least S2S0.00O.
The teachers association In
asking for A meeting with the
school board 10 discuss salaries
emphasized that it is not de-
manding" wage increases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
HOPE FOR INCREASE

"If salaries I'm general GO up,
and IL living costs go mp. teach
ers should receive more money.
We hope that some increase may
be worked out with the Board
Of Education and that we may
Jointly go before the Common
Council and ask for an add
tional appropriation to cover the
cost.
I'VE feel that II Is time the
teachers were given raise.
The present salary schedules
were established shortly after
the World IWsr. and although
we have taken. several pay cuts,
we have never received an In
crease.
I'm fact. this il the first year
since the depression that we re-
ceiyed our full salary. In the
past the school year has been
shortened. our sick-leave has
been taken away entirely, our
regular salary Step-ups have
been postponed and we had 10
get along on half-pay for
couple Of months at the end of
one school year"
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NOT UNREASONABLE

"Au We desire II that the
hoard, or q committee Of the
board, sit down with us and
discuss the question" said Miss
Cecile M. Dacey, president of
the organization.
I'VE have absolutely no inten-
ton Of making unreasonable
demands upon the board or the
taxpayers Of Detroit. We do
feel. however. that teachers
salaries should he adjusted by
next September in accordance
with increases 10 other city en-
ployes and rising cost Of living.
we intend To approach the
whole question very calmly and
work out something that will
operate both for the good OF the
school system and the good OF
our members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
without Benefit Of Bomb-Sisht"

indicator had moved, For what
seemed an eternity 10 him, Chrl:
was physically and HTeUtdtty- par
lalyZed. -
The torpedo is slipping, his brain
was shrieking Al him.
Automatically, on his special
wave length he communicated
with Major Edsall at LufberrS
Field.
Wade. squadron leader
tots"
"EdsaII. Go ahead Wade"
Something wrong with the
bomb rack"
What"
TITS slipping of its own
vOlitiOn or" Chris thought OF
the mysterious ray supposed to
be IN operation. II haven't
touched the release"
where are you, Wade ."
Right over san Diego"
hOOO OOu.
Roughly six miles from sea"
Can YOU reach there ."
DESERT NEARER
II don't dare risk IL. Turn
ing of right now To the desert.
It's nearer"
Under his fur-lined flying suit
Chris was drelched in sweat. HIS
.hoarSe communication reached the
other Falcons and the fighters.
Torpedo loose. Turning of
course. You proceed to target.
Wade"
He dipped the TC-7 to the left,
'Stralning his speed Indicator TO the
bursting point. his eyes searching
the ground below for the nearest
stretch of earth devoid of habita-
ton. or apparently devoid of it.
Chris flew down the California
side of the border, seeking ground
even more barren. in constant
touch with Lufberry Field. Then,
without further warning, the TC-7
suddenly lifted like an elevator
The torpedo was on its way earth
ward.
It's trajectory made slight
curve before the huge projectile
Strengthened and disappeared into
what looked like billy wasteland
Its not far from a dirt road.
A trail. maybe" he said 10
Major EdSall. THE trail leads
to Route IA. Nearest town is
La Mesa.
Come in. Wade" Edsalls
voice was that of a completely
exhausted man. "Come in,
Wade"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
By LLEwELLYN HUGHES

TN Mater Ef9eSS7ktttt cffAet
Il Lieut.. Christopher Wade tounc
his fellow TC-7 officers. CroSSleN
and Mathews. waiting for him. Ar
orderly closed the door on them
snd the four men were alone
This Is for your private infor-
nation. gentlemen"
"The accidents during last
weeks bombing practice lead us
"a suspect. crazy AS II sounds,
that someone around here II
operating an Invisible ray
capable Of springing q bomb re-
lease from the ground. There Is
no other explanation
The flying officers stared at him
in silence. The United States
Army Air Corps had been expert
menting with a bomb. supposedly
the most destructive Of its kind.
II was secured and carried IN a
new and complicated bomb-Fack
released from It's tube IN the man
ner Of a torpedo, shooting forward
until its 2,oO0-pound wei c n
Strengthened il vertically
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BUILD NEW BOMBER

An Improved bomb sight
synchroniZed for almost perfect
accuracy, made this the most
diabolical instrument in the world
for exact objective destruction.
To accommodate this invention,
the Army Air Corps had built a
new bomber Officially designated
i tets. they were called Falcons.
Only one torpedo was carried,
which was enough. and so far IN
practice the flight had consisted
Of a squadron of three. protected
by fighters.
a. The tets had really been in
operation four weeks. elaborate
precautions being taken to keep
them secret. The proving grounds
were in the middle of the Southern
California desert near the Mexican
border.
There 2.0O0-pound bombs fell
like thunderbolts and fell without
exploding They didn't explode
because they were dummies. This
was in the interests of safety and
economy. some of the bombs being
dug up and used again.
In the last week two accidents
had occurred TO battle understand
ing on the part of air corps tech
nicians. In some way two Of the
J bombs fell long before reaching
the objective, feii-or else slipped
away-without being released by
the pilot
Luckily nobody on the ground
had been hurt.
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appearing
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Associates scientific helped
hair and find dandun and itchy head be wise and visit the Dates
The hair dandur
honestly believe will beneficial results Don't
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In NOW before late leading scientists lose
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blues
badness 1885
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Tomorrow's short story; The
PENN" by Dorothy West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

II somebody was operating ray
which by some ingenious power
was able TO release the bombs
. thereby multiplying the bomber
'yreal elective. it. was an invention
J. that would revolutionize military
,aviaaon
But why use il, or practice il
on a nation not at war? A subtle
form OF sabotage? Continued
experimentation leading 10 per.
lection, for which, OF course
bombing planes were necessary
And what nation was this inven-
ton intended TO benefit? Ger
many? Japan? Certainly not
America.
$50 we are taking extra pre-
cautions" Major Edsall's thin
lips were saying. in case this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
SUBTLE SABOTAGE.

Luckily nobody on the ground
had been hurt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
DIRECT HIT

LieutenantS CroSsley and
Mathews had gone on to the tar
get at sea. Crossley's torpedo
missed the cruiser by about so
feet, but the terrific explosion
seemed 10 turn the warship half
over. Mathews made a direct hit
forward.
When the flames and smoke
cleared not a sign of the vessel
remained, the ocean boiling where
il had been.
The two bombing officers later
testified that the sight was unbe-
IieVable. As a source OF de-
lstructive energy the United States
Army Air Corps torpedo was all.
and more than, what was claimed
for il.
When Chris came into Lufberry
Field the TC-7 was Immediately
placed under military guard and
wheeled into its hangar. While
its bomb rack was being inspected,
Major EdSall and other ranking
officers listened TO Lieutenant
Wade'S story.
In the midst of this eXamina-
ton Major EdSall was summoned
TO the telephone. He was gone
almost 20 minutes.
Congratulations. Lieutenant
"For what, sir?"
''Tm not sure II you're In line
Tn
award, because the whole thing
was accidental, certainly wasn't
planned on your part, and hap
pened without benefit of bomb
sight"
HITS NEAR SHACK
What Major Edsall had to say
was incredible The torpedo had
fallen and exploded some $50
yards from a mountain shack.
The terrific force Of the explosion
had demolished the shack, the in
volved mechanism in it, the aerial
Itransmitter outside - and three
men.
"The whole thing was Obliter-
ated," Major Edsall said. with
out doubt that station explains
the mystery that has been
/ puZZling us for the past week.
In some manner they were able
To affect the mechanism OF the
TC-7 bombing rack.
I'VE don't know how II was
nj fsi
know the nationality OF the men,
except that they were Aryans.
We don't know why they sought
90 operate their invention at the
risk of detection by the United
States secret service. We don't
know how the ray worked"
Chris was grinning.
And now 1 guess we never
will know"
Wait a moment, lieutenant.
Often the most delicate blade Of
grass will outride the tornado.
That bomb OF yours blew every
thing 10 bits In radius OF 200
yards.
But a few bits Of paper sue
cessfully reisted II. Those bits
OF paper, carefully pasted to-
gether, should give the United
states Army Air Corps a new
invention. Get the idea? That's
why repeat once more-cOn-
CALCULATIONS, lieutenant"
THE END.
/ Tomorrow's short story: The
penn" hY Dorothy West
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| KMO-Dance Orch.
KVI-Answer Auction.
KOMO-Palace Hotel.
'KJR-News. Gas. Con-
cert Hall
.KIRO-Answer Auction.
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KMO-Ave Maria Hour.
tbs. News
lkVI-Glenn Miller, 7l5
What on Your Mind
K o Nc Xavier ano
Yvette.
KJR-Rudv Nallee Show
.HIRO-Glenn Miller.
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1000 A. NJ.

lLO-John B Hughes
Io-l5. Muse Ano Music
XVI LIE Beautltus
10 Is Woman IN WI
Bonnie Stewart
songs lO-i5 Mia
mock KITE hen
HiE-FaTu snc Home
io1s- IncuirlnE Re
porter
KfEO-Llfe Beautiful
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KMO-Standard School
1913. School of Air.
XVI - Fletcher Wiley:
1913, Home of the
Brave.
KOMO - Valiant Lady;
ll:45, Light of World
KJR - Marine Band,
HAS. News.
KIRO-Fletcher Wiley
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I It sDW MI
KMO - Quintet, IL 4o
HaWaiians.
XVI - Nanny Strand
1875. News
.KOMO-Palladium Ball
room
KJR-Orch: IL AS. Bill
Sabransky.
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns.
1l.45. Memories IN
Music: IL midnight
Concert Hour, I a. m.
Hour of Reflection.
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1900 NOON

wv A'as
kMO-We Are Away
Young. lis. Heller
Holden.
kVI-Portia Blake: l:l5
Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Bac kstsse Wife
1915. Stella Dallas
KJR - Mother of Mine
l:l5. Cecil Solly.
kIEO-POrtia Blake.
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Io4S. Bachelors Chill
drtn.
XVI Happiness 10 -
FASHIONS IN sons
koNO-Glrls Tie % -
D. Kate
kJR-OpportunifE 10 -
News. 1850. Pianist
kRO-HauufnesS
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KAO-Mystery Hall.
kV1-Glrl Inferno s;4S
World Today
kOMO - Homekeepers
3.45. Gasoline Alley
KJR-The hunroS. 5 IS
Wife saver.
KIRO-G1rI Inferno.
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KMO - Happy Homes
= IS. Keep Pit %
Music
kNI-Heien Trent: sfs
Our Ca
KOMO - Voice OF G-
perienoe 9 As. Musical
Handy Man.
k5R-fzrm snc HONS,
KIEO-Helen Trent
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1870 p NJ.

KMO-GoSsip Club.
XVI Hilltop House
las, Stepmother.
KOMO - Lorenzo Jones
las. Widder Brown.
KJR-Health Club. l as
Dean Holt. Pianist.
KIRO-Hllltop House
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ga, Kslter born
KIE - Symphony TAX
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KNO-Conressions Of .
CorSsl "
kVr-SonEx Z -. Inc
Symphonettss
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KMO - VS.. l0:45
Henry King.
lKV1-World Today: l0:45
Dance Orch.
KOMO - Industry an d
Defense. l0:45. Talk.
lKJR-Town Meeting
IKIRO-News Roundup.
1888. Weather Reports
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17
Detroit Speakerto Appear
observation-disclosures sC|ub

STAR of the evening It the
Young Women's Club Monday
evening will be Bob Hall, "that
extemporaneous chap" Pfeif-
fer's Rhyming Reporter Of De-
troit.
Mr.. Hall will speak to men,
bers Of the club and their hus-
bands, at the dinner meeting In
Masonic hall Monday. His spe-
cialty, which long since has
made him Q celebrity in enter
tainment, Is that Of q genial re-
porter who first mingles with the
crowd, picking up bits Of per-
sonal information. Then, later
from the stage, he steps out with
these personals" In rhyme, each
original verse touching on some
individual In the audience.
In his first year under Pfeif-
fer sponsorship, the rhyming re-
porter has entertained more than
SOC, 900 people in Michigan. His