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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03

pushed back his chair abruptly and
left the room.
He caught up with Bruce In the
corridor and gave him q sharp
calling down for his attitude.
"If you believe you're going to
slide out Of this just because you're
the best test pilot" he said, you're
dead wrong, Bruce. I wish you'd
get 1t through that lame brain of
yours that you're in serious trou-
BILE. If you don't start defending
yourself"
whats eating you, frozen
face?" Bruce cut in. You losing
your grip? Haven't you got enough
dope on me yet?"
He turned and went on, leaving
Danver glazing angrily after him.
What was he doing, anyway. beg
ging a guy with as much against
him as Martin, to try and clear
himself Slowly he went back 10
the conference room. The investi-
CATION progressed. Every clew I'M
covered In the weeks Of intensive
effort against the mysterious sabo-
tage ring operating within the
great walls Of NordeX, was en-
amined again. Every suspect was
called in for questionin- or dis
cussed thoroughly.
Two men hat teen cadght and
were in the pcnitentiary, but had
been Of little help in rounding up
the ring. They were only stooges.
A third had escaped after an at
tempted bombing. 1t was in his ran
sacked room they had found the
brief, typewriter note Of instruc-
tons mailed from one of the motion
picture studios. On the front of 1t
had been stamped the advertise
ment Of the coming stellar Elm CT
the studio.
Upon this slight coincidence
Bruce Martin had been called into
the F. B. I. Office the first time. A
routine questioning because Of his
recent friendship with an actress
from this studio. His bitter antag-
onism. together with the fact that
the string OF sabotage incidents
continued, had kept him coming
back for questioning. And slowly
the web Of suspicion had been
tightening about him until today 1t
seemed about to close over his head
Danver alone was holding out
against immediate arrest on
charges Of espionage.
THE evidence Is strong" he ad.
mitted, but it's still too circum.
stantial to suit me. I'd like to wal,
several days anyway, and keep our
eyes on him. Once he's in the pen
he's no help to us in getting to any
Of the rest Of the gang"
The others argued. bur Danvei
stuck TO his guns. While he was In
charge. he'd run the investigation
his way.
The next day was Sunday. witt
tho temperamental speed Of Cali
fornia winters. the cold weather
broke into day Of warm sunshine
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03
TWENTY-EIGHT

I CHAPTER TWENTY FIGHT
. ,,t,,,,,,n 1921, A..
D'i-'D 'oeNeu uoo's VI '"e
NordcH executive ofhces lhere was
the devil to pay" about the crash
OF the test planc.
.,,.o.ro oo;r, 70 .o+ 70 m. hot
:.
'"i'' OF '"e trouble a'o"iu 'ere IL
We have to investigate every en-
ployc in Nordex." John Danver had
"xplodcd.
"Ioull have 100 per cent coop
Grafton from me-" the president Of
EordcX said grimly. "A few more
% these little accidents like the
'Tplosion and the tempered plane
viii affect the morale of the whole
plant
y full report had been made Of
he plane. Between the time Of the
l.nal checking and its take-off In
the test flight, wires had been
trapped around the terminals In
The junction box. A clear case Of
sabotage-.and an inside job. Every
mechanic was u'sdeT fire, as we'll
as the three test pilots.
OF the three. however. the Gaze
against Bruce Martin was darkest.
lie had been around the hangers
for three days. watching that plane,
waiting for its final checking. He
had been there that last afternoon.
And then lie had picked quarrel
with the boss and gotten himself
out of flying it at the last minute.
Druco woz called I'm and faced
With these damaging facts. He lis
tened. tight-iippcd. bitter.
Fat chance I'd have to touch a
plane" he said when his time came
for defending himself, 1.-THE way I'm
watched every time I get near that
hangar. OF course" he added de-
risively as he looked around the
circle Of cold-eyed officials and
+. q. |. men. I'm smart. I'm tricky
and awfully clever"
This is hardly the time for hui
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03
W artime Taxes Due To Stay
Alter War, Stewart Declares

federal treasury. as advance I.y-,s
on Tie toilcrS' income. AI,r, IN.
war. Theoretically part of ,hcS.
StibtractionS are TO he l,,,.;,I
along Ia the wage and ,,l,,irG
CLASSES. a. delayed back pavn,rr,.
! III tri'lc suspicious. though iha,
me &"N"I imcnt will change it,
m'ld as to these deferred nay
menus when the time ruu",. II
moi. Nhr accumulation of 'cm di,t-
cd out Wholesale nj that stage ul
me game. will initiate us then. "hsch
wlll only postpone the evil ;!av.
One II the beauties I'll IL al :.
maj The coming pinch isn't ,iu. I,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03
LIKE A HANDICAP RACE

PLAYING for a contract of
only one in either No TRUMP or
suit resembles an even race in
which two runners are trying TO
go about the same distance. But
making game from scratch is
more like a handicap. to see if The
strong side can take large num-
Der OF tricks before the weaker
pair can take smaller number
Having enough sure trick takers
IN your own hand and dummy. to
add up to the height of your con-
tract. does not assure success nee
essarily. Before you gather yours
IN. the defenders may collec,
enough to beat YOU.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03
,hd wn,n Tia" war doe.
W.. WGnl End II

hIs Went INA II
tn" !-lo.nHi dan" can, DC pad
Tor. an anythnG like it. a. !. nro-
gre SCS.
III" government cuulG. indeed
meet lis bills cUIr"n;ly. ly print
in@ ""dlrS ui la, money. with
nothing back al Il. THAT would b"
initiation Of The wnrs, sur;. now
c-"r. Such dough wuuldn't have
"n\ @cnuln, waite. IL what Ger
many rcSurttl to fullu.. 40 tine las,
conflict and tusTi;d u,d - be pnr.
i"'''H ru'n"'iN. a, was - hav, been
":>p'Ciud
In, conclusion :: 'i.t, ~ IN
early sequel To- prcscn; conditions
Nc'Nbrdy's in"um" w,il have =
fearful jolt thrown int, il. Snnrlly
,@'"r Jan. |, when new taxes vii
b'".m" c"llCc;Ihlr. anh altrrward.
ON into indefinite ruturity, taxa.
''HA VIII Cun,inn" H. -" IuS, ..
heavy rs IN wartime until IN" whole
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03

u';.ily. rnt the elias al S2,ruI End
ug;,. seem scheduled t. uI,v toll
U0 CD' Sidrr;Ibl" rCrnrm.sH" tori
many wears 10 come.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-03

Erv War Savings Stamp or Bonds
Tniav'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

A REPOss 4 ca. n. Copeland refrigerator
10 r mod bedrm SET sac both 10
SOS, terms. Beresh Radio. 1858 Mich 9Th.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs Large
small reprinted rebuilt. guaranteed
rfs West Hancock. rear,
REFRTGERATOR Medium size. good con
diti0n very reasonable is2T Hamilton
near Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

electric wsidar rs amp twin cylinder
rs. .ire Coz % tlta West Han.
cock treHrI.
y TCHFE sac bav arf store tNt4rgs
5Fgi Nevada East c-rrr Mound
CHICK urm 1cks m4.rfe make ofer
cry Music Tflc MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

USED AND RECLAIMED FURNITURE
Used and floor samples dining room, LIVING
room. beds. mattresses, occasional chair
studio c2uches lamps end tables. bedroom
suites Save up 10 75C
WASHINGTON. 1858 Gratiot Open Ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
FRED FORD
30OOWOODWARD

lcADILLAc-1e4f Convertible Club 5-Pass
Coupe, factory radio, heater and de-
frosters Finished in beautiful swansdown
gray; s like new u. s. Royal whitehall
tires. actually 900 miles. You'll never
see another one like IL. Floyd Rice. 1895
Ltvernos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

a BEAUTIFUL sxi2 Administer Rus, Req
Chinese used months. sacrifice Si1
Mrcheirs 5000 Gratiot.
A BEAUTIFUL new blue mohair lounge
chair. S25 BERNEY, 6347 MACK
a BEAUTIFUL studio couch. innerspring
construction pillows. used sacrifice
S2i Mitchens 5000 Grstiot.
a BEAUTIFUL new apiece bedroom, sac.
S4s BERNEY. 6347 MACK.
A BEDROOM suite, 3.pievv. walnut tnish,
slightly marred TN shipment, sacrifice,
Sis75 terms. Alvin. sii5 West Vernon
A RED m0hair lving room suite, 2-pc.
sample. sac. $50 Mtchelrs 5000 Gra'iot.
4 GOOD BUY studio couch, excellent con-
dition. ike new. Pingree o3i2
a NEW ape. bedroom suite poster bed.
rpomy chest and dresser. walnut hnish
sacrifice S2f. Mltchelfs. 5000 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
BARGAINS In HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
ICHTEN UP YOUR HOME - BARCA
Auction Sales
SfoUes and Heaters

JACKS AUCTION sales. Fra, Sat, pm.
John r al 1914 Mile Royal Oak 1868
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum washer
repairing 81. Tree estimates. buy, sell.
Central seryi0~ LEnox $3.50
EXPERT repairs. an models. sewing ma
chimes guar. work. estimates ca. 3is3.
Good White or Singer. used machines,
perfect running condition for only SIS 80.
Used portable eleCtrtcs, k2i so and up.
We Repair All Makes
Can EA 1855 TOR Free Estimates
White Sewing Machine Co. 1850 Library
SINGERS Whites serviced others 81 Oh
homes free estimates. VInewOod 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

ALL ELECTRIC RANGES
Must ~ sacrificed floor samples, used and
brand new IN crates, kslvinstor Hotpoint,
GE. etc $40 up. no priority needed.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LIVERSOIs 1885 GRATioT
Mr.. FENKELL Mr. 4. SMILE RID.
OPES EVENINGS TILL 10
Cra'iot store CLOSED Tues Wed Ev-s.
BAsEBURNERs circulators combinations.
gas stoves coal. wood ranges. heaters
rebuilt like new. 50 up 1855 Grand River
between Liyernois and West Chicago
ELEC. RASCE-W estinghouse 1910. resl
bargain. $50. Superior. 1929 Cd River,
GAS RASGETTE r. Brand new 10 crates
1895. Also gas ranges Washington. 1865
Gratiot open evenings
GAS ranges crated marred all makes /,
bargain Superior. 1875 GRAND River.
OH. HEATERS
New and used sscrihce prices. couvenien,
terms on oisplAy-Duo-Tber Norge,
Evanon quaker. etc.
OPEN RUBY'S EWES.
s43s GRAND RIVER
e23s MACK
1881 GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Radio Service

teed Radiotricians. Radio Service Com
psny. Temple 1881.
service including parts
and tubes; current models. 81 so. Tyler
s-803s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
CLOTHING WANTED TO BUY
Musical Instruments

Excelsior $3.50. like new
s195, 4s-bass, S3s. 50; new l5-pound
ladys size. SEAS; I2-bsss. Sls; sell out
complete musical Instruments easy terms.
castigiioni. $3.50 Grattot.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
- zion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Uphoistering

COCkFF- Pecigrref- house trained ready
D for hunting Topping. 2--75U Oimstsad.
De1rborn
FOR SERNfCE-A REGISTERED Mexican chi
huair "A stuG color tlagk and tan.
r-onfhs Old weight 'ns s. Uulces can BE-
seen A. 'hls address anytime 1924 East
"CarpeuteF co. Flt1t 3lca Phona tin'
T-3fsq
CONSULT rir ENLARGED Real Estate list
InEs n the nis sscday Times Nan, Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Electric Washers

TRADE your old washing machine in on
Y new Westinghouse-Wagner. 1902 Lin
wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
1871 Chevrolets, S647

Chevrolets-1et1 convertible coupes, special
de luxe opera c0upes. 2-door trunk sedsns
factory radios and heaters: large selection.
Must sell. Sac, S647 up. "a. On or trade.
Z. NJ. Gregory salesrooms, 1865 Grstiot
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ines in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
SMITH ORR co.

Ga-s RIVER L4m5cr IN Relfort
Evening star., 1942-07-26

friend from that period, Pauline
Potter, designed her wedding dress.
Small dinner parties with few
friends are Mrs. Macy's idea Of fun,
but once, in Paris she gave whop-
per of party.
She rented an empty palace, lit
it up with hundreds of candles since
there weren't any electric lights,
invited everybody to what became
known as "the party of the year.
ut was fun in Paris" she said.
'but never did learn to speak good
French I tried and tried but
have no ear for it,"
Mrs. Macy is good friends with Mr..
Hopkins three sons by his first wife,
from whom he was divorced in 1890.
She has seen more of Diana, 10,
daughter Of his second wife who died
in 1887.
Il hope We'll have at least one or
two children ourselves she said. Il
love children"
Evening star., 1942-07-26

10, ana she ana neT TWO SlSCcFS soon
started job-hunting.
1--WE had the house in Pasadena
and enough to eat" she said, but
If we wanted anything extra, clothes
or trips, we had to work for them.
Besides we wanted to come to New
York"
The three sisters lived in a one
room apartment here, with the only
jobholder among them, Gertrude,
paying the rent out of her wages
as secretary to Actress Katharine
Cornell. Mary, the youngest, soon
was married.
Louise, who'd had two years at
Smith College, looked in the Want
Ads and found that Miss Hydes
school needed q second grade
teacher. -
II liked children, 20 I applied and
got the job and liked It,"
Her marriage to Clyde Brown, New
Evening star., 1942-07-26
War Fund Campaign
Extended to AUGUST 10

Women residents Of Pleasant
Plains have extended their $500
war fund campaign to August 10.
1t was announced yesterday by Miss
Maybe'.e Penn. chairman of the
Civilian Defense Campaign for the
area.
The campaign was to have ended
July Is it was explained. Each per-
son living il the area. Miss Penn
said, VIII be visited by member of
the campaign committee and asked
for contribution of 81. All soli-
citors will present identification
cards.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
WhyDoWonen
Tire Quicker
Than Men?

Mednh science SAYS uomep s blood eenerally has
slight deficiency j ed Bleed cells 8. the
CELLS which transedfk Ne ewing oxygen from The
lungs 20 Al body tissues. Together with the usual
periodic biood loss eaeh mooth, sed blood cells
become scanr. with TIKI. result that women's body
tissues are MOI fed the iife-sivins oxygen .
fa, Is mens. coassqusatly they tire more easily.
Women who are eonsssnfly tired ;. always
eompiainins =: never .eally feel 1904 perfeet,
probably hsve thin. pale, watery blood that i
unable to supply rugged ;eAerey aad vibrant
health and 10 carry life.sivins Oxygen 70
But here is good news. If -. vaa, to add
new fighting blood in days. Try the amazing
new discovery. Bonequet pronounced Boz. .Kay5
Tablets. These pleasant.tastng. easy y-to.take tab
lets contain. in concentrated quantities. the raw
materials generally deficient in the modem diet
=. the most impoftan. being the active princi.
pie Of raw liver, vegetable iron, vitamin B oof1.
PICK. fortified with pure crystalline vitamins B
and G. assimilable calcium and phosphorus
Get 4 bottle of Boncquet Tablets today. If.
after days. you don't feel more alive have
more energy, and actually look better, your
money will be Instantly refunded. Costs but
lew cents. Sold At
400 Tablets -&.OO
$50 Tablets $500
MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED
The Vita Health Food Co.
619 18TH St. NV. RE. 1912
3o4o 18th St. NV. co. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
VOfeDriVe
Orators
On Mark
BY RAY HARRINGTON

Western, Southwestern and
Mackenzie high schools today
added their champion get-out-the-
vote speakers, a boy and a girl
from each school. for the city
wide championship oratoricsl con-
test in The Detroit Times cam
paign.
Other high schools which have
not already done so will choose
their best speakers this afternoon
and tomorrow morning in prepa-
ration for the final inter-high
school championship for the Times
trophies and for the right TO rep
resent Detroit's high school stu
dent body on the air over WXYZ
in a final plea that all registered
voters go 10 the general election
polls Tuesday.
The WXYZ broadcast is timed
tic coincide with the opening of
the voting booths.
WESTERN PICKS ORATORS
Westerns SEQ students wifi be
represented in the final oratorical
contest by Harold Flick and Au-
drey KellSo. They were chosen
from more than so who competed
in Westerns individual contest
held by members OF the school
speakers bureau and speech
classes.
Miss Kellso, II, and a senior
student, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cyril j. Kellso, 1904
Elmer street. Flick, who also is II
and a senior, is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo w. Flick, 1863 Hell
delberg street.
Judges in the Western High
contest were Orton Simons. So
cial studies head at the school,;
Earl Sloan. director Of speech
activities. and Carl Moody, speech
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Lack Of Workers
0nGas Rationinq
Peri|s War Jobs

Detroit must have an additional
SIT volunteer workers to get Out
gasoline rationing cards, or war
workers who need extra gas to
get TO their jobs. will be off the
assembly line when rationing
starts November p, Mrs. Helen
Farley Smith. head of the volun-
teer officer of the OCD said today.
II will take 10000 persons,
working from November Is on for
seven days TO process that thou
sands of applications for extra
gasoline allotments.
The workers must be signed up
by Saturday noon. Said Mrs.
Smith:
Volunteer workers will be on
duty from IL noon 10 o p. m.
with work staggered to take
care OF supper periods.
One may enroll for the job at
any air raid warden office or at
the Barlum Hotel headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Car Owners Get
Swdp-RideCd

Swap-ride cards have been sent
to 100000 Detroit motorists. il
was announced today. TO permit
them 10 qualify for ride sharing
pools and allow them to get extra
gas that will be permitted under
the rationing program.
Under the direction OF the Vic
tory Aides. a group of volunteer
housewife workers, the cards have
been sent only TO Detroit car
owners. The Office of War Trans
portation is expected soon TO in
crease the program TO include
other drivers.
Only car owners are eligible
under present rules. so that they
can take their turn in driving the
group 10 work. All cards are 10
be returned by the end of this
week so they can be classified
before November Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Dutch Ambassadors Appeal :
Spurs Drive for War Chest Goal
Doctor Loudon Speaks at Luncheon
Celebrating Gifts Of Sl,Io2,444

them OF the vital need for then
work.
Speaking AT the daily Wal
Chest luncheon az the TulleI
Hotel. Doctor Loudon told of the
gratitude of the Dutch. and of al
small nations. toward the gener.
oSity OF America, saying:
THE Netherlands are grateful
that the suffering 81 the Dutch
nation IN recognized nv the
generous heart of the United
States. America has always
been generous In aleviating the
worlds suffering, and we know
that you recognize that what
ever can be done 10 help In
wartime can never be enough.
UNITY CHIEF GOAL
"If we can come out of the
war with the unity Of people to
regard war as a crime against
humanity. our sufferlngs sare
little compared with what future
generations may be spared.
II see I'm the War Chest
charity great unity OF pur-
pose. a new ray OF hope In the
world"
The luncheon marked the at
tainment of one-ffth Of the goal
that had been set for Detroits
10 the War Chest.
Reports of the $4,000 volunteer
solicitors yesterday raised the
total to S1,162, 444. A quota of
s., 100000 has been set.
Doctor Loudon was introduced
by Mrs. Jean de Kuyper, who has
spent much time in Holland.
Chairman of the day was Frank
L. Curtis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Stockings Salvage
To Beam Nov. 10

WASHINGTON. Oct. % CUP).
The nationwide campaign TO sal
wage wornout silk and nylon
stockings for Use in making gun
powder bags viii begin November
is. the War Production Board an
nounced today Collection centers
will be established al retail stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

ward. and Don Blakely, 16, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Blakely,
11722 Kentucky avenue.
Fifty members Of the Macken-
zie speakers bureau were in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
GALLAGHER SPEAKS

Detroit's workers were repre-
sented by Ed Gallagher, who spoke
for the UAW-Gf0 local at the
Continental Motors Corporation.
Gallagher pledged that his group
would bring in 20 times what they
did last year.
Other donations are far higher
than they were. a year ago, re-
flecting the much greater need
the War Chest must fiji TODAY
Latest contributions OF $500 and
mara mara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

War Chest workers today are at
their voluntary tasks with re-
newed enthusiasm. after hearing
Or. Alexander Loudon. ambasSa-
dor from the Netherlands, tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

competition which ended with
Miss George and Blakely as cham
pionS. The Mackenzie elimination
was conducted by Paul r. Schrei-
Der, social studies director, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Leonard Leon, public speech in
structor. both of the Mackenzie
faculty.
Wilbur Wright High School will
have only a boy contender for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

the Detroit high school vote
speech championship. There are
no girls at Wilbur Wright, voca-
tional school. The boy champion
there was being chosen today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29


Detroit Edison Company Ssn non
MI and Mrs Truman II Newberry 10 onC
Himelhoch Bros 4 CO s6 SOC
Holly CaThuretor Company & mo
MI ann Mrs William 2. stevens 5000
Armour Plate Div. STANDARD
Steel Spring Company 5000
Dr. Ernest Tappey 500
Motors Metal Manufacturing Ca naC
Universal Credit Corporation 3 .00C
Edison Moore A CO. 2 TOO
Detroit Steel Casing Company 2 SOC
Israel Hmelhoch . 600
Palmer Rec Company / 500
MulksY Salt Company $50
Federal Life Casualty On. ! 000
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C Marshall I n0C
Elizabeth Mcmillan ! ONC
Mr. and Mrs William II. Meredith ] OOC
Mrs Robert Drummond SOC
Mrs J. Himslhoch soc
Rose Jewelry Company s5(
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hecker SOC
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. ellis ant
Mass Bros, Inc. SOC
Mr. and Mrs r. stockweii 500
Cooper Wood 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
SOUTHWESTERN WINNERS

Southwestern Highs winners
are Carl Weinfeld, II, and Made
lene Gree, Is. They weer chosen
by Arthur Gringle. speech teacher
and speakers bureau director;
Miss Bertha Green, social studies
teacher, and Mrs. Helen Bow,
English teacher, in the schools
own final competition before an
assembly of 400 students at which
John Dali, special science depart
ment head, presided. r.
More than 100 studens had We'd
for the honor.
Carl is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Weinfeld, 1851 Gladstone
street. and Madeleine, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gree,
935 Lawndale street. They repre-
sent Southwestern's 1000 stu
dents in the get-out-the-vote cam
paign in which the entire student
body has been enlisted.
MACKENZIE'S ENJOYS
Mackenzie High, with $500 stu
dents will be represented in the
final contest by Jean George, 16,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
I. George, 9225 Littlefeld boule-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Harvey Campbell Praises
Messages to Parents
To the Editor:
Ray Harrington has sent me a copy
October %, 1912.

Times folder containing the
to school children's
parents.
| want you to know
that I'm mighty proud to be
in such company and l
thank the Times for making
it possible.
You're doing a good
lob. It's bound to have bene-
fetal effect.