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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Expansion by
DeepireeZe

CHICAGO, Aug. IT - A vast
postwar expansion plan Of the
Dcepfrceze division OF Motor Prod
ucts Corp. manufacturers Of home
freezers. was announced today by
G II Smith. vice president and
general manager
Plans. already blueprinted and
from which some construction has
already been done, include a total
Of 1730OO square feet of factory
1eor space. a large loading dock
Scryiced by two railway tracks,
and a huge receiving station on
the opposite side OF the plant,
10 cost 81 500 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Warns Removal OF Wartime Controls Necessary

point promise life in the post
depends intelligent understanding opportuni
and problems Nothing but frustrating disappointment will
the other hand the deusiVe reasoning that
probY continue the regmenaton and economic control Of
through the period If attempted TO do would
the of the American system which is based
their choosing
within the framework of economic opportunity
competency select jobs of their choosing
peacetime economy, flourish be balanced
that large of workers IN agriculture industry and trade
employment another through nterchangng the
products their years labor Creative must develop
appeal workers their role of customers
quantity production of sreotyped products for
specifications developed by the
ends with the cessation Of total warfare.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Spend II Anyway!

- lot wouldn't save II they
didn't have II. I know we'd buy
more clothes, more shoes, more
eats II II wasn't taken out out
OF the salary before I got IL ....
People can't save II they get
the cash home. Always some
thing comes up and they have
10 use that money ...
"Only way I've ever saved
anything. People like myself
wouldn't save anything other
wise"
The widespread feeling indi-
Gated by tho replies that the
money saved. if not deducted
from their pay envelopes. would
have been spent otherwise is
significant from an an'-.n,la-
ton point of Wow iS that billions
more would pEobabIy have gone
into the purchs>tas--s,rcam.
Such a dcvclOpmcnt'wold have
added 10 The iDfla'lonarv pres
sure on prices and accumulated
The already severe wartime
shortages Of goods
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
What $ New
In Business
Peacetime Buying
Of Bonds Favored
BY WARD SCHULTZ

With the war over, but VIC
tory loan due, il is we'll 10 re-
member that the war bond
drives have not only helped TO
make the nation savings-minded
as never before but have popu-
larized significantly new
method of savings for masses OF
people-the pay roll deduction
plan. A majority woHid iikc to
continue IL after the war.
This is disclosed in the results
of a special pilot survey con-
Quoted in Detroit by the treas
ury department through the
facilities of the division Of pro-
gram surveys of the department
of agriculture, and made public
today by the life insurance COM
panies in America
The significance OF this de-
velopment from "A longcr-run
point of view is tho widespread
popularity achieved by savings
Via the pay roll deduction
method, the ifc insurance com
panleS state in their analysis Of
the results At the wartime
peak last year nearly 2SUQQ 900
Americans almost ono out of
every -tw-0 on Z ply ron, InCIud-
ing those in the armed forces.
and one out Of five in the entire
population-wCTc buying war
bonds by this method Latest
figures show the 25.OO0.OO0 are
buying at the annual rate of
about $1,000. .000,60G in war
bonds. maturity value. by rcg4-
lar pay roll deduction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Auto
Graphs
Chevrolet 10 Build
Own Bodies Report
BY sILER FREEMAN

Chevrolet is planning to break
with General Motors tradition,
reports in the auto industry say,
and Will build its own bodies for
the new low-price car II plans
TO put on the market.
Bodies for General Motors
cars are built by Fisher Body
division. The reason for this
radical move, it is said, is the
cost factor. Chevrolet eXecu-
tives are said TO be sold on the
idea they can keep the price
down by making their own
bodies.
The lew-Pieed Chevrolet viii
be built in Cleveland. Every one
in the division and the corpora
tion is very -eticent 10 discuss
the new addition TO the GM
family. The idea behind the
car is 10 have come from high
ups in the corporation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
General ObsoIescenee Faced by War Industries

AS ends general obsoecence oveshadows war
industries
Congress anticipated Harbor when passed
the amortization which provided for accelerated
depreciation of The assumption that such special
would equal
through the normal engineering physical me but only for
period covered blythe
Of the is the occasion for
scrappng of plants which inevitably makes
obsolete.
technology making is subject TO rapid
m The bomb renders obsolete earlier weapons and the
defense against them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Detroit Gas Sendout
Shows Slight Gain

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Aug.
II. 1915 was 4l4,S12 thousand
cubic feet. Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. reported today, an in
crease of 9.797 thousand cubic
feet compared with the CORE
spending week last year, when
the total reported was 405,015
thousand cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Miss Brsndon Promoted

Susan Y. Brandon of the
PaTkstone apartments has been
named a training supervisor for
the Pennsylvaua-Central Air
lines. She has been assigned to
duty here and will direct pro-
curement and training Of new
employees.
Miss Brandon was previously
reseTyationlst and passenger re-
lations agent for Pea here She
was one Of seven selected for
procurement and training of
new employees IN. the field
Two other former Pea work
erS here are among the new
supervisors appointed. They are
Guess Thompson and Marie Nc
Mcdonnell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Jdniro' S Youth Cuts
Bout 10 8 Rounds

NEW YORK, Aug. II GNS)-
Johnny Greco. Montreal weltcr-
weight stands slight favorite 10
down Tony Janiro of Youngs-
town, o.. in the feature go at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
The bout has been held TO eight
rounds because of Janiro's age,
19. Greco decisioned Janiro at
the Garden last July 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
q2 Per Cent Approve

In answer to the question Of
the interviewcrs. How do YOU
feel about the Pay Roll Dcduc-
tion Plan-that is. King
money out of pay for bonds 20
the results were as follows g
per cent approve Of The plan
uncnndltioHaily 4 B4F- cent are
undecided or give only qualified
approval 3 per cent diSapproycs
! per cent not aScortained
Though the question vas rc-
lated specifically tn War hlndS.
answers 10 the questions provide
revealing insight into the
general understanding Of
workers regarding the basic fact
that they arc S8YInz- LIlL2- -4il
excerpts from some cf the
replies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

4 CHICAGO AUG. II ms l--HoGs-4 500.
steady top. &1475. bulk heavy, medium
land light 1873. light lights si4son
u ~ soWs. ti3.75si4 PIGS, Si225s
'142S
CATTLE 600. steady Cslves-4Oo
steady Good snd choice steers SlsSOa
is common and medium Si2t16. so.
yrarlinrs Sl2 SOAR so. heifars Slla
o. o. COWS SOLE bulls SioH14
calves Si0aiG. feeder steers Si2nl4.
storter steers. Si1g1f.5o Wncker COWS and
hfif..s seuIf
SffEEp-2 500 steady Lambs tiAN14 IS.
.cnmmou, tl2rl4 yesrlinEs. ti2al4.5O.
feeders. &l2Rl525. ewes, &sas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
viii Hold Bonds

Tho survey also reveals that
fhe majority OF workers are sold
on the idea Of holding their
bonds until m maturity. even
though indications are that the
end OF the war is likely 10 bring
increased spending and though
many workers believe that the
country VIII be helped by Stimu-
lating business and employment
If bonds are caShed after VI
Day. This attitude regarding
holding war bonds, according TO
the survey. might be epitomiZcd
as follows
Bonds are a saving and an
investment. they're for the fu-
ture, whgn tho money should 20
for those serious investments or
purchases that require long saw
ing (use in a business, help buy
a home. for education. for the
childrcnD OF course, in case of
real emergency they could be
used 10 provide ncceSSitatcS. but
primarily they are a kind Of
family capital that shouldn't be
drawn on for ordinary spending
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Cars by Fall

The report stated that recon-
version of plant and field facill-
ties is proceeding according 10
schedule and car production
could be expected by fall. Busl-
ness on the books stands az
$3.50 900 600. with aircraft and
marine engine orders scheduled
late into 1916
CutbackS so far droppe 4
Packard war engines shipped
the first t1dif BY 16 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
War Experience Not Applicable TO Peaeetme

Competent management sought arbitrarily 10 force the
the old product IN precisely the same
FORM
To greater foreigners American businessmen
factor OF ObSoecence which the process
old and established become dated
Science engineering and artistic creation are lor
ever modifying improving old products and developing new
Thus there balancing production against
demand and politicians nave recognized
in their broad generaizatons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

IN anuiacturcrS
of ruStproofing
chemicals a n q
pro c @ SSes at
+ ern d a Q as
vice president
in charge Of re-
search. Gibson
was director of
re s q rc h a I
Parker r US { =
proof Co. from
which position
he resigned last
April. prior 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Smart Manufacturers Ever Ready for improvement

The experience wholly the peacetipe
problems
For industry the of it's business
its normal role
make up products its initiative in ancipa
ion of
contrary produces chiefly the basis of speccs
prepared approved namely the
Thus work is almost entirely physical production
concerned with the major
problem or finding customers.
Thus it has for product advertising
chandisng.
the risk of developing product
which the customer will like.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Michigan Die Casting
PAYS 10( Dividend

Michigan Die Casting company
has declared dividend of 10
per cent per share. payable on
Aug. 81, 1915 TO stockholders of
record as of Aug. "a. 1945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Detroit Stocks

Det steel Corp so Il II IT .....
Granam-PAige ~ IL. IL ILL., a.
MacisasA!a Slasslaa rsoa 81 10 70 15 1ot .;
Mich Die Casting 10 3 , !,
Packard Is -t. u. -. = -
Pennlns Metals Os 2 80.
~ Radiator "a. - a. 4.
warner A''eF'" iu9nitrsryb' u rs - ~ :
sVi.IisS sT Rsai1,sT cSTp 50 20 f; y. i224 iffi.
Hayes Mig Oh qta 81 a
Rsfio Corn 20 . i4is Is iffs+ 4,
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
smounts paid or payable - far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Markets & Business
Elevator Seen
Carrier Key

JERSEY CITY, n. J., Aug. II
(UP)-The secret of the deck
edge aircraft carrier elevator
that helped speed the end of the
Pacific war had been revealed to-
day by the Westinghouse Electric
Corp
With the approval of navy CEN
sors, Ellis L. Spray, vice president
in charge Of Westinghouse ele-
vator and air conditioning division,
told how the elevators had been
battle tested on 27,000-ton Essex
class carriers for more than Two
years and are now being installed
on the navy's new fleet of Mid
way" carriers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
DR.. R. {. Gibson Joins
Tanner Chemical Co.

Or Robert c. Gibson has joined
the Tanner Chemical Company
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Probable Pitchers
~ United Press
AMVUICAN IFACII

~ United Press
AMTRICNN LEAGUE
New York Bevens 1913 A. ST. louis
Kramer 81
Boston tClsrk o-l} ~ Chicago fLopst
I'll
washinston fHaefncr iI-ioi at DTTROIT
tONTRNtRT SIS
Phnadelphia Knerr 7-el a. Cleveland
reynolds IBID
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

BUY War Savings STAMPS the
convenient way. order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
PISTON RUNS EN-

: Mouvating power for The ele-
vators which lift an 1S.000-pound
load, is a huge hydraulic piston,
acttvatcd by ofi pressure and two
l50-horsepower electric motors.
AS the carriers were built 20
squeeze through the Panama
Canal with only inches 10 spare
the elevators are built 10 fold, and
do not increase the carrier s
width when not in action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
HANG 'oUTBOARD'

The 5O-ton, 81 by 60-foot ele-
vator platforms, hang "outboard'
Hover the sea at the edge of the
flight deck opposite the carrier S
superStructure, enabling crews 10
raise planes three decks TO the
flight area in a matter of seconds.
Just how many Is military
secret Conversely returnin n 6
planes are whisked away to the
comparative safety Of the hangar,
leaving flight decks cleared for
action
Besides speeding battle action,
new elevators make HE A. ~
ricr less vulnerable by eliminat-
ing the i0-foot square center deck
elevators which were potential
bomb targets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Livestock Market

taxing over his new duties,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Death notlreS

COTION-Aug IS. 4af5. Robert 3.
beloved husband q Doris NJ dear
father Of BOBBY dear son ot NJ ana
and John Funeral from parlors 81 J.
sutton & son 4i47 Trumouii, SatuE-
day AZ p. NJ
HTYN-Aur IS. Alma. Of i143i Min
den beloved wife ~ Rev Herman p
Leyn. dear mother Of Mrs sa's!ts
Rev Paul Heyn. sister 81 Mrs Lydia
Niedefmeier Mrs Clara Ravens, Albert.
Rev Henry Paul and Cau Richter.
grandmother Of u grandchildren ana
F5Ss Fsatrs sT'nash,a a5ms 1867 % c.,io pSs Saii
Monday 10 m. In state al Jehovah
Zion Lutheran Church, Z Forest ana
Thompson Court fTom II noon until
tine Of service Monday. .. m.
JEND-Aug. IT. Louise: dear sister y
d J Jend DR.. Gustav a Jend ~
tai-~-isr1-i Chic Faf-rsi- from George
r. Warrick Funeral Home, 1903 Z.
Grand Blvd Monday p N
KAIsER-AuE IS. Clara. q 1919
Hardwood daughter o. the late Joseph
~ Fred. Jerome and Mrs. Mathilds
Rogers and the late Joseph. Peter and
Henry Kaiser Funeral saturday. 3 so
m from a n Peters Funeral Home
Af0NN "a PRRA N~RNtAts- ,F-fNff
IOUWTRS - Constant OF Forestville.
Mich. beloved husband % Agnes; Gear
Fiorent: dear brother OF Mrs Mary
De Baeke and seven grandchildren;
Funeral from Van Leroerghe FuneIal
view. Tuesday moru1ng Time later
SovACK-Aug Il, l045. Helen, beloved
wife OF william. loving mother OF Helen
Zaborowski. Frances, Dolores. william
Jr ana John. dear DAUGHTER OF Eva
Natenkoski: sister Of Helen POlinski
Anna RFsiewski Blanch Smith. Adam
and John Matenkoski % Creenshurgh.
Pa also one grandson survive. Funeral
saturday from residence. 50s2 Spring
pells, o.. 30 a. m. St. Lawrence Church
at 1000
| SCHAFER--f Lena Mary NJ. age 70
] years OF 37l7 Maxwell Ave. beloved
wife Of the late Harmon Schaffer, dear
| mother ~ VI. Ralph snd the late Cyril
and Russell Schafer Funeral from
a!..ad W-EnnenS Funeral Home. -ss3a
I Crstiot st q 40 and ~. Catherine
: chHfeh a. 10 O'Clock. interuent M.
Olfvpt
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Foreign Exchange

YORK Aus l7-Priees IN etn,s
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN J. HEELoN
iS4o w. GRAND BLVD. TY e-l47l
Fred c.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3462 z. JEFFERSON Fl 2l7s-79
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Wallace Imposed On.
laGuardid CHARGES

NEW YORK, Sept. II GNS)-
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardia de-
clared his belief today that Secre-
tary of Commerce Henry Wallace
was imposed upon IN recently
endorsing MilLIa m -Q-pNYet-
Democratic candidate for mayor
Of New York.
LaGuardia, who is not a candi-
date 10 succeed h i'm elf, has
thrown his support behind the No
Deal campaign of Newbold
Morris
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
L. =. Mines Slow
Japan AccupaIiOn

PEARL HARBOR. Sept. u
INSl-The thorough mining job
done by Americans in the Japa-
neSe coastal waters was disclosed
today as one Of the principal rea-
sons for the SlowneSS OF the Japa-
ncSe occupation. The mines may
slow down commercial. passenger
and freight traffic for many
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Rheumatic Happy;
ReIieves'Pain Quick

Thousands OF sufferers from the torturing
pains due to rheumatism. sciatica. lumbago
neuralgia and neuntls-are mighty happy ovtt
thesr discovery OF NORITO. Now they have
found a quiok-actmg formula which speedily
relieves those exhaustlng muscular aches and
pains. NORlTO IS trustworthy and dependable
--reslly works fast. II you want to feel again
the JOY of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep In oDmiSrt-be wise and try
NORlrO under this ironolad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do non relieve that cruel
pain 10 your isfaction-- your money will be
refunded. Don suder. See your druggist today
and get NORITO on this guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Ships Bring
More Troops

EDITORS NOTE-~AU in
formation auGiiablc on the re-
turn Of troops Is contained N
the article which foliows The
Times uW continue 10 publish
these announcements as they
ars mode public by the Ror-
eminent. Please do not call
the Times for additional in.
formation, as every effort Is
being made 10 present the
news as soon as if Is released.
NEW YORK. Sept. Il (UP)-
Six transports arrive today viii
1866 troops from Europe.
The Marine Angel carried 1895
troops. the Bernard Carter 763
the Joseph Hooker 726. the Donald
+. Wright 40 the Cape Sandy >,
and the Dawson l3
The r. u. Alexander brought
6,67l members OF the Fighting
6ith" Division.
TOKYO, Sept. II GNS)-
G. en-. MacArthUrS headquarters
announced today that three ma
tional guard divisions Will return
10 the United States for dcactiVa-
tion al an early date. They are
the 3lSt. 37th tOhio) and 3Sth
divisions, now in the Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Strikes Sweep Hawaii

HONOLULU, Sept. II dNS)-
A strike wave, which already has
tied up four major plants in Homo
lulu. threatened 10 spread today
10 the islands telephone service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

Two DetgoiterS wounded and
one missing are included among
the 125 casualties announced by
the navy department today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
DETROIT
NAVY WOUNDED

ytAFEF 4 e.. 1CdIN q -Senf ~ Mr snd
N-s Frhert MtAice. ssT6A Sutherland.
ROSA. oaA
TOWNSEND on STANLEY p R-S7n
~ MI AND SITS Albert x ToWnSgnd. as
Lincoln Road. Crosse Painto
NAVY MISSING
MARTIN CONSWAIG HENRY W-Son oi
Nl and Nis Henry Martin. iOO4b Iris.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

Decorate your windows give your bathroom kitchen more
personality with ruffled cottage of dotted erm The
cost small large. will and WEAR.
Dots of blue green white Also Dutch design red
blue green matching led ebacks.
OTHER Cottage Sets with gay checked 298
DEP1-4uDsoNs-EcoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

Priee Subject to go Sale, Tas
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

IT'S VERY definitely "best-eellar" item
L this Calverti
For you'll find it's unmistakably the real
thing in whiskey :. with a superb pre-war
quality that simply can't be initiated.
You see, we've blended more fine whiskey
in our time than any other distiller in
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

America :. and no one else has yet been
able to match our gloriously smooth and
mellow blend
So get on the best cellar list yourself
with bottle or two of Calvert. But
be sure it is Calvert &. =. if you want the
real thing
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
Lila MarIene
Is Coming
Freeman Funeral Rites
AT Bethel AME Jan. Is

Funral services were held
Thursday. January is, 2:30 P. NJ
at Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church for
Edward Walter Freeman. He
was born near Pratt City. Ala
bama, February IL, 1877. He
departed this life January Is,
1945, at 2 p. m. Mr.. Freeman
had been a resident of this state
for SO years. At one time he
owned and operated a scond-hand
furnitur store on Union Avenue
and Fremont Streets for seven
years. Later he was an express.
man at the North Bank Depot
When he became i'll, he was EN-
ployed at the Commercial Iron
Works.
He leaves to morn their loss
a devoted wife. Mrs. Ida Free
man, four children, Mrs. Jean.
cite Nichols, Mrs. Gertrude Leon.
ard, Ted and George Freeman
The deceased lived at 1927 N. e.
18th Ave.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

about Paul Robson an d the
somewhat streamlined version OF
"Othello" isn't the fact tina Ro-
beson's reading of the lines OF
the unhappily Jealous Moor OF
Venice was a melodic treat, noT
the fact that the last seat In
the last balcony was occupied at
the Mayfair as were all others in
the theatre.
Rather, 1t was the fact that
Robson, who has definitely not
devoted his life to Shakespearean
drama, though he did filfl the
Othe'lo role triumphantly in
london back n 1880, reads thu
lines Of the Great Bard as though
they had been his daily diet from
infancy, as is the case with most
great Shakespearean actors.
Robson doesn't sing, which
may disappoint some, but his
every spoken word is Sung" I'm
what, to us, is the most pleas
ng monotone we've ever heard.
His acting, of course, was to be
expected, for he has done some
fine work on both stage and
screen-not Shakespeare.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
CORTLAND NEWS
s. E THE housju n
M A $

the house judiciary committee in
1899, was resurrected. A spon-
sor promised. The Civil Rights
Committee OF the Branch n. A. A.
c. P. then decided at u call
meeting, that 1t would be better
for Oregon to have a shorter
Civil Rights Bill, one that can
be added to as time goes on,
than not to have any-no civil
rights protection. So on Monday.
January Is, Senator Thomas Ma
honey dropped into the senate
hopper s. B. 34-a Civil Rights
Bill. Co-sponsors were Lew Wal
lace and Coe A. McKenna. For
mer Senator Harry Kinnon, spon-
sored the bill back in 1899.
The measure very short and to
the point provides, that amy
person who shall deny to any
other person because of race,
creed or color the full enjoyment
of any of the accommodation
advantages, facilities or privileges
of any public place or public re-
sort accommodations, assemblage
or amusement. shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY

The Senior Girl Reserves are
having a Cabaret Party at Phyl-
lis Wheatley YWCA Saturday
night. Jan. 27. Admission. l5c
per person, 25c per couple. Big
floor show, dancing and plenty of
fun. Be sure and come out.
The Business and Industrial
Girls are having a Calk Walk
Night Saturday night, Feb. 3, at
Phyllis Wheatley. Admission is
1Oc. Refreshments. Free dane
ing. Try your steps on the Cake
Walk! Fun in store for all.
The newly elected council OF
Club 23 has elected its officers
for the new term. Presidente.
Correllen Piers; vice president.
Natalie Peters; secretary, Gloria
Spicer; treasurer, Richard But
Ter. Members Harold McVey.
James Owens, Jackie Alexander.
Anita Butler. Eva Weber, Bruce
Webb and Eugene Cook.
You still have a date with the
Healtr Series conducted by MIR.
Robert Colbert of the State
Health Department. January 22.
29 and Feb. 5.
Don't forget the Membership
Drive.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
Elliot Students Prepare

Despite war with its discour-
aging features as we look to the
future-to our postwar world
our boys and girls though facing
a dismal road ahead, strive on,
preparing themselves to meet a
new day-a new order. At this
mid-season. mid-term of high
school. many have stood the
tests. made the grades and fin
ished with honors the first lap
Of their scholastic education. It's
now. college or university, de-
pending upon their choice. Those
graduating this month are the
Misses Barria Bruce and Mary
Bernette, from Washington, Har-
old Hoskin Benson, Richard Par
ker and Theodore Burger, JET
ferson. It is coincidental-all OF
these students attended Elliott
grade school from kindergarten
on except Richard, who begun at
Couch. finally transferring to
Elliott. Plans are not complete
with each of them. However
we understand that Miss Bruce
will attend the university at JEFF
ferson City. Mo. Harold Hos
kins, who majored in a technical
mechanical course. will be en-
ployed for the time being at the
McCuddy Motors, making finan-
cial preparation for a college ca.
reer. This group of grads are
members of the Junior Drama
League. The Northwest Enter.
prise extends congratulations ant
best wishes to these and other,
to follow.