Selected with the greatest care from
SO,000 employes of the company, these
IS were rewarded for some unusual
service. For instance among those
honored were two foremen in- one of
the shops of the National Lamp Works
at Cleveland, who perfected the tipless
Mazda bull).
Une woman. Isabelle Douglas Baron,
a stenographer, was rewarded because j
she thought out a better way to keep a
record of relations with the customers.
The awards were made under the
Charles A. Coffin foundation, estab
lished in 1022 as a tribute to Chatfes
A. Coffin, founder of the company. '
The income from a fund of 2*100,000
provides the prizes.
HEFLIN TO SPEAK
FOR UNDERWOOD
Will Tour Georgia In Behalf Of
Fellow Senator
fSTATE CAPITA!- BlHIiAl)
MONTGOMKUV. Ain.. March 1.—
United States Senator .1. Thomas llef
lin will speak, touring Georgia on be
half of Oscar W. Underwood's cam
paign for the presidency, according to
information tonight from Underwood
headquarters. Senator Heflin will speak
at Augusta March 11. Savannah March
12. Americus March 13 and Atlanta
March 11.
It is also announced iliat J. W.
Worthington, well-known advocate of
Henry Ford and Muscle Shoals develop
ment, will speak for Underwood at De
catur March 10. It hud been planned
for him to come to Decatur sooner,
I wit a telegram from Mr. Worthington
at Washington slated that the Mc
Kenzie hill providing for acceptance of
Ford's hid lor the Shoals would prob
ably come to a vote in the House on
March 7 or S, hence the Decatur ad
dress was postponed to March 10.
Governor Brandon has been invited
to accompany Senator Heflin on his
Georgia tour.
