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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

since my news Is usually published
under the River Rouge column, shat
ask the readers 20 kindly bear with me
Ia making mention OF another news
item not OF local origin. My heart IL
hurdened hy the recent passing OF the
late Robert ;. Abbott. noted Journalist
and friend and editor Of the Chicago
b,efender Many years. he came INTO
the lives OF my late parents. Rev. anu
Airs James D. TOTES. who we're sn'onk
the early settlers ~ Chi ago the nirth
c,. ~ fae wti.,r ~ ~t.Ri XII
recall often that this great statesman
wouid make our home his haven ~ rest.
seeking advice and consolement from my
fath.l. VINO claimed him As son IN the
Gospel AZ that time In the spring ~
nus Hfe his trials win meAger income
wnlen NouI not suffice him. Ar ABB
hut felf himself called 10 the minister
iai work ana to some extent followed
small offle. then iocated in the
a7rd nip,k on south state street, MI.
Abbott was affectiouately known 20 me
at "tncle Robert Many were he
r,ruerles The world fro~ned on him a.
an editor. win a iraflet a. a paper,
ana ~lth NJ capital 20 push u mt NJ"
always carr.ed that broad sniie ~
hope together Oith wholesome deter
minafi.n 10 forge ahead under attenu-
ous conditions and criticisns 20 sue
cced IN the field ~ journalism
For the past four or five years Eli
tor Admit suffered severe attacks AZ
result Of o,erwork and often remarked
to me on my trips hack and forth 20
chicago Sever mind. am going 90
steal away from you some time wien
you least expect"
IN ,heersh with love the volume Of
priceless houAs he presented % me
WIEN I finished my cosrss In the OLD
south DiVir.On high school.
When completing my university Do
gree he Ta,e ne a volume % Henry
Rome ,;uy peNaarassan' Then was
,1a,ed on tho editorial start ~ the De-
fender
Mr. Nhhoifs works and character
wefe dtuani. art hi. name should
frui,- gta.e ina halls ~ fame Ills pray
or vas
Gte - The courage 20 live. really
Use raf merely exsf
announcement
We are rless'd % anno1ocs ma the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Claim Davis Hurt Anti-Lynch Bill Passage
RIVER ROUGE NEWS

church % God. under the pas'orAie Of
l.sv Joha Richards. viii 10 .afet IN
our ,nnnns after this wees An abe
reporter viii DO responsible for the lteu,-
if0m tnis church. witch 10 among me
leading local chiir hes.
Many local Sax are IN hpspiA's and
roriueI ~ honl- We wi-h s.i ~ fhsm
speedy f@ooNerles.
folA boar 10 mind the .afss 20 BE-
he'd soon on river Rouge hou~s and
lots n yol 10 no, maze pooe ~ yn4r
particular i0t numter. cal zoe sfate
Land nnerd. rnsy via keep sol ipfotm-
"a
Jews Memorial Church
l.ss' sunday Pastor ~ ~ cram
ptra,heH h-auiifol sermon 20 large
an4fnts. suoj"ri. "No1 IL 'h- afreptet
Time
A. sto pm saeros>f serg fes'l-
ta MAS held IN ihe NofNtr4p hool
at. o'lsn under srll o. OF ne senior
,tIt. hoir~ teAIpg Nan; MS lra Tfi-
npi Bspt-' - Iohn NNF rir.t
fap'..' ~ rsifay ras,fs came efh
'h.r ,noifs and made tllef remarks
nm. Rev johnson ~ r0r'ar.
Dr. AsA on mo stow ~ Noses
Ifaver meetlng - het eN@fy W4dnes
aay coming saturday ftom am .
The Ladies snn wiN ~for-
ntf 10 itlA'r ltN 4" az rs N' 3"
fia heaft and helm me 'nei'hers ~
i'ess Memorial 20 bld = church
tn's March ~ a. 20 pW tH-
lfls 9n VIII give a pr"eltfq ~
fnn >nt'N~ip school. fer re.t slea.
f7-''r - So James cNE ehlr b. l'e
sii spfs~
rr ne geueral sund and sra-
500 ~i close ana fnel reports
wt - u.f4e
,olon baptist church
Ray Copeland area he.i fa-~e-
ae,e "tesl- ~ GD'n.-frere ="
}ha Nair rendered swee' ms
80 rfa' rrsser'.' fi'e nfo-
INN rierAn Tie,eiet. nr.
i'esyer meefing s rr|t "a n
Ms te.i-N az psr
li.r' tasoeli 's fNtrN r-par'sr.
Triumph Baptist church
pat'e $ $ rsr4,te,lte.f.
fee vork
~. g ST. S1uina rrea he's mn tt-
r'ess SORE on 'roni Mate. cf'f rsv
ls ~e~ sf'nr Triumph Raj =
rNr tha hammer az the reeenf sts :
frr 49, rfffup = noon
f1t ii4ison 8. cmrh re9ar'e-
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Pontiac News
nv 4. y. HARRIS

nv =. T.. HARRIS
4 iaifs- fnnt Afning thu nominations
~ Tyr howard y. Mc>eh and Joseph
F. Jones as rorimlssonsrs In 'he recent
rfr rfinntry eiestipn Ia Pontiac. ~
glnistst eie"NhsfN IN fhis issue under
fh@ sgu4t - r. H.. Hsrris
EeA p Eeea pa~Hr ~ >ew Hone
Rapf % ,hifrn. pres hos Sunday NOM
irg on 80 subject Those ~ Whom
,;oa is Not Ashamed and In the eve-
nfns as theme wss cong Down 10
Ge' w."
The CONGREGATION ~ Ma edon'a Ran
'l-f church is'ened SnnIay morning 20
Raw George Matthews who dslis-
ete'i an eAeelient dis 'atse XIV. John
y. rprrf. 0ho has uasfoted Ma edon-
,ar 'h- pas SIX Sesgs offered his
r..sisnation on Mtfrh 10 las heer
rsilof 90 a iiar'st chutch in Port
u ron
Ers Robert iio,N~i prea he'd ~ New-
fnsn NNE church last sunday morn
tng Subject. occupy inuh 1 Come.
Dr ~ T. spears pastor.
10 sure a. read fhe Detroit r hGue
-srh vsox u is Mlchigans outstsnd
lng N.gro weekiy
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SAINTS On Ypsilanti
~ MRS. EUGENIA O'BkSN0N

The Philadelphia Church OF Christ Ia
featuring the famous Jubilee Harmon
iysrs and the Spiritual Singers % Toe-
10. ohio. sunday. march II. This pro-
gram IL being sponsored by tho young
people OF the church. Elder j. Etchl-
son 10 pastor.
'Sparing tho Rod" plav written by
Nrs Matilda wilson. viii be given Al
HARRIET street school Thursday. March
"a \ special musical program will
preeed~ tho play Remember the date
Mrs Helen Midget Of chicago sren,
several DAVIS visiting her brother David
Harris who 8. s'iii IN very poor health
While here. she visited other relatives
Also Mr. and Mrs. Fred ward MI ana
Mrs Stanley IIi'chins ana Mrs Eii'h
y. Martin. ~ Detroit. spent Sunday with
Mr. Harris
Mrs Anrs Leslie and daughter. Mrs
Lucy prown were SUNDAY dinner guests
~ ~ VIM nlckson and sister. Mrs
Donaldson NJ Ann Arhor
Santa" Prockman moved his family
70 Ecosc iasi week 10 Il. employed On
~. teaching STAIR ~ m. e y Miller
school We wish him much SUCCESS
Mr. ana Mrs Fs'a Jeffrios - Ann Ar
hor ana Mr.. phsrn. ~ whitaker. w.re
ihe week md Euesfs ~ Rev and Mrs
g. W Carr
Th.re VIII ~ = g'an shower given
Nonfav March rs. IN ne Brown chsn-
81 church basement sponsored ~ Mrs
Florence Harris Tive hours are from
cleh, Nnfii Miro o'ciock
TIE Social Ten clnh mot q, ,he home
- Mrs " nngan The newt meeting
viii he With Mrs = Huffman
The Ioiv sixteen r'nh VII ho'f their
reSt nee,irg march - ~ the hons ~
Mr snd Mr.. George Wilson. Of Ink
s'er
The Social Ten club - giving s'via
show and program March .. ~ the
, Good Samaritan hail
Tho sou'hern workers rut over one ~
Their higrest effort. last Friday
ming ~ tho Hsrrie, srhooi when they
were hosts ~ ths STATE Conventions
Frtra session erf chsihsn's Third
anni,erssrv ~ tho Gospel chnrsi unit
On ~ Michigan and canada Tho peiroi,
| ch slr- won hearty arniause from
csrsc'iv hoNse WITH chorai ara quar-
% selection The feature ~ the
rtng vas Tho rr~se-'a''on Nv Madam
ifutet ~ prof Thomas Dorsey. -
rhaseo national president ~ fhe unl-
IN. Pro-, Dorsey received great irl-
Nlfe ,or h's MANY excellent Fospe sonEs
whfah 10 hss written
TIA .'ck 40 eorirg along fine az
fcr mo evorrt'on O, Mrs 9. Roder~k
| and Pave iiarfl.
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A. w.. ~ ~ am service. Rev ".
q wilson. pastor ~ sit. oliNe church.
delivered wonderful sermon from
Hsh i2i2
purinx tho s:so pm. service. the
pantor spoka from Gal 4;is. The at
tendance VAS very good throushout the
day
Ths sunday school WIS also we'll At
tended but th- Superintendent, Mrs.
,iiili~pie. wss uustle 10 DO there
nj, R1'i' started out on its new
scheluio Last SUNDAY 81 500 y ia spce-
iai music aui sung service was render
Ell bv The entire unlor cbninft,i ~
Mrs r. n Rri-ro. one 20 tho social
groups ~ the ofranisaiion. uni"r the
leadership ~ Mrs T. Malone. served a
delicious luncheon after the uiee'inr
Mrs. ora Kirksey Of llethci AME church
was visitor.
Zion Rapt-t Church
sunday s,hooi Wa we'll attended
La, Sunday morning ~ Zion Papiisi
church. ana stunt . " WHrihv review
81 the isssnn ~ no iino am SER
vice tho pastor. Eey Toome'
nr.ashef fine sermon ~ "llclv Sr'r-
H. Thsre were several visitors rres-
en-
Asoo nm the SUNDAY SCHOOL sron
.o,eh their Ruffaio chase rsiiy Witch
~. = rrest success fine nroEram
~as rendered hfs R'sns raiHed me
iarrs.t amount ~ money
A. -.10 ~. large membership en-
loved the eveninr message The RTt
hsd fne session ana are planning
srea, work under the direction % '.
" GRAY.
Rcthei Church
.ri. power W 'h- 'fos~" was Tho
theme us,I Dos fh~ .ps-inr Rev ,. =
p..o IN h.. rsffHnn ~ hfhri SUNDAY
u,.ttinr Miss NHtf,i tlafN. a feceni
sreil,ate W the iIstirn Nn-iux school.
VS. q Visitor
qh. intermediate Department -
p.,b.f- ACE Irssn- outu fed an open
t,,lm SUrd4, Misses lrnn YIN ana
r..ons- Motion were rho leaders
MANY nrfhe' ietensr- ATTENDED, The
annual chffsfan Erfcator banquet
Nf,nfsr evening" Hsvnnri Web. nafion-
al t.,iih leader vas 0hief speaker.
tnrsf,f sef,frrs for We Reffh,
r,t,se.fer ilsts q rrsn' BE ~ ~fs'nsf
~ tsern nts trsls we've 'oudn ir'
..e.~tv hy rasicr Dean al Bethel
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
FLAYS GARNER
AND FDR AT
HEARING

WASlilNG1ON senate lud.ci-
afy subcommittee hearings on me
anu lyncA,ne l we're brought 20
a close here Nonda' evening att
Ter rtnfn8 session n which SEN
an sp0n sors Os 'ho measure pro-
tested mat Benlamin Davis negro
Comnuirl- had hnrt their cause
DAVIS. son Of onc-iime Repnb-
l.eaa chefiain, benjamin DAVIS,
ST.. upset the senate COMMITTEE be-
fore Which ne appeared as a 1if-
ness ior me hili b5 huflns cAaig"s
aealnst Nlrc President Ca nor and
snutlpru members uf congress
He said Garner j. an "c,il old
labor batter: charged President
Roosevelt with Joining hands with
the Vice president 10 ~>cuiile" the
lynch hill and called the southern
congressman "stoogcS Tor the land
lords and mill owners who de-
grade white womanllood by refus-
ing 10 pay them living wage.
Oidtiing DAVIS emafks sigiD k
~ from the hearing RECORDS,
DhA man F.eleres Wan NHNs.
Who IS one 90 TIE ini'- Sponsors.
threatened 20 have gapial police
9er DAVIS from iue bearing
"iou crashed The gates OF this
committee Just 10 Try and send out
communist propaganda" Van NuN>
declared. -iou have done more
harm 10 prevent passage ~ ms
hill than anyone who has ever ap-
peared."
nat app'ared az The iasisiauce
~ farl hguNo'r. genera secretary
of nav tNemla!S party and me
ssr-ssn ~ Sera'or Mlev, MS
eonsn ig bcan that he be
efaufel ~ minutes laws iden'i-
fra 9iost rs su associate editor
~ 'fe llaiy Worker, Communist
new paper
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Port Huron News
~ CLIFFORD JOHNSON

re- SAT sar, ires At Shreh nar's'
chuf.r heirg cordAt'ei rs Ftsrge.
ls' TimberiaNe ~ ronfiac. He dsliv-
as an imgresslVe message each eve
mig. vhirh reaches the hsart ~ all
who hear tho dssnrrse- Tha church
IL rfasing FOR a great soul-sAvinS sue
,ess
Last Sunday morning Pastor T. II
ffankefsea ron incted The meeting Rnd
'he O., speaker Ecv Akers preschsi
rom Nc,s 20 vpoI4.t The cnnrc h
fslled Win th4 spirit" a, , 81 M Rev.
fNnbefiska pastor ~ Sew Rethinhtn
Bantis. churrh. q, reniNtr. Vas present
~ifit ~ Shoir aud quartet. Rev. Timber
RNe preached thA a"rnon. ~lhi@ct
is roislon worth - Price" ThA
cloir ara aaart-' saug sreefiy. Many
visitors were present
Pilgrim baptist
Members % the Pilgrim BAPTIST
chafch met in business mes'ing last
Friday
Many atseriei the. ~ s-n services
=, rlgrlfn 7he iasfor. Rar Julius
Nofna delivered fine SERMON from
re, en- The riixrini Trats."f~ quar-
tot s,~x nirher n salrlfii- fney
anne from Messiah RRrtst 'hmch. De-
.tot Nis'tng prsa hers we're fev r.
v reNans. % south Park; Row rnw"l,
~ Macedonia Reptist cher Pontiac.
and Rev c. $ 1uiisr 81 NJ sehiah
baptist church. Detroit.
Nari. LOO Merrhai {. church reporter
Metropolitan Baptist church
'~rhe Irreparablc Past ani the Avail
ahle Future" wss tina Hfhfect ~ = fine
SIS ourse delivered sunday morning nv
Raw. y. 9. Collins one new member vHs
aided 10 tho church sunday. visitors
present included Mr. ani Mrs Searles.
Mrs r. Fyans and -. Ellison.
sunday afternoon. tho mor,gase Notes
~ Metropolitan church were burned and
tho church was paid out n debt The
e rin,ure lesson was read Nv Rev. J
u johnson Of vi zion Baptist church.
Dafrnr rev. Foff stafe missionary
from Detroit. offered rraser. R~v
Npiiams moderator OF the association.
delivrrcd tho message
Member. ~ tho church congratulate
Mr aud Mrs Haysieit upon their wed-
ding last week.
Last Thursday niEhi. ihe pastor snf
his vie were honorsd ~ birthday -
cer,ton rivan nv the church Fev anf
Mrs. collins eSiend thanks - The church
and thei- friends
Mrs. Mary Winston 10 church report
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HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
~ HtIEL ctIPErrER
II InLe AMr ihilr.h


N'Tnl'E sew 't l-A,e ray SIN
oar vas Vel aver let Tnl h'f
p'fer frl ere re SffnN
Ns- o' Sf'Hor N'nonE re
'ss present N~ie W. ''f'' w
ttfr Ni N,t N' tfi Ms
N-'tn ahi WI h''ii +FN
-',n 80 N'
r"
,s 80 me, AZ ,fe no ~ MS
D0l-hfesy last N@es
lraYer fneafns Was heIf W4sr.s.ily
AZ ire chnh 7te h- va' ffs >
az 80 pm Fs day lurt frs4t go
VII, ~. six
Party
Mr.. ant Mr rloi.s.if. r.,s be,. gave
fb.f- SOILS "a sife iie..tIc 81
Il birtn,at rarfv ,a.t s.rf s-
soon .nI,tnk tn4n..f,,s we're t..i..
,-raaf.,i nari.n- H,aftr Marion f,hu.
,on gha.ie. sr.-n Nf,.f.rfs I.Nat.
Melvin SriNer Kenneth NaIttln Hl-
hett nm nnt r.yt3id Nf ans
Mr. sui No.. Nor,1a tr. me
n~o,id pa.en.sof aahy SRA. Nlsfhsr ana
iahv ara doug ,e
Visiting
Nrs Margaret cs - rh sgo -
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Windsor, Ont.
nv ARyTTA cHAsr
FIr.t Rartist Church

re- q T. Walls can.l nrtsf Co,c~arf
,ra communion services - 81 : n-
a. n, rirst Rarfist church s. "1
IN ~ also prearhcd a spten'i sef
',o,
Nr Jacobs announced 'haf the sHu-
4.v school Faster program vii tete
ai,.. At y rI. sundl,. March 90 THE
'h1r n uii ai.n IN Is an Faster riliv
IN ,ie -,n. date View w,s Nn
t.t...h me Easter r~rntan dnrnE she
.,,,ot,ov ..nrr Th- ,hnr ,li -nF.
...f.l ..nx-
,.. .t,,.b ~n af..,f,r
80. ,.t.-
'sn' ..., ,,e N. -ar.
Ma M.r.
~ t.,t .t.tf4f
,r,..t,.. ..
I'LL. -.,,i., ~
-
, tt.r rt,
or eholr e.. m. uNe usv foH
t.i. .4..r..
""f
,.,- ,..t,. t..... as
ut.
$500 ...
, - A.. ,,,..,
-" w" ~" 49,. -, s,.lN, me
s.1.. 49, rlt.- ve..e-. ,h.
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EAST END NEWS
Ry JrLIA MAE TrRNER


p.v Nr. Gad.on. pastor % Easte
rahe par,l.t church spoke On The
Cod Man" last Sunday az no moaning
services Mr. and Mrs Meek b-'afse
new members Of the church.
At ana n m. tho Friendship Harmony
F,vs r.rfered vnndeffui program I'M
der tho aespee- 90 the sunday hooi
Ree Mr Poster spoke 80 iArg~ con-
xr.eaflon last sunday nisht
last Monday evening loveiv must
cal 'ea vas gwen az fhs chNrfh for
i've state n, Tstas Mrs Aiesanter vas
n charge and Mrs Greer captain
on Thursday Rev. ~ Ramsey o., the
Chur.h % soi MI speaN a. ~
church Tor the Sfata ~ : Carolina.
uuter tho lealsrshlp ~ Mrs ward
Mr.. warmer : Very 30 at ~ home
oi, saturday Mach g. Mrs Austin
vii give 80 lsl A. nor home. '7l
ciairpointe The community Is urged 70
a''end
There ~il also hs rummsgs .als
SATURDAY. a. fae chnr ia The base
rnent TAs'S bong gwen under IN" aus
pit.. OF the Trsstees and Dcarons
sunday March H. fhe junior choir
~ East l.,Ne ehlr viii haAe fii
clarse %, fbe n3.t ~ service. ami Will
render their monthly program at 80
~.
Sunday - 80 = M Kew "a N'
Hams VIII speak FOR tive state ~ IND
lana. Mr kofecrs captain
ON Tho Social Calendar
Anss Chrstta Nnnfofd and WI
ranis ver~ united IN holy wsdiorN ia't
saturday In Toledo. % loosely re-
reptinn vas gwen in their honor by
me brides mother. Mrs Munifard. Soma
a., those VITO We're present were NJ
AMI AIRS fohn Sfou~ Nr. ana Ms
I,o0r.zer Mr. and Mrs RisEs. Eey aud
Mrs. Gadson. Nj an Mrs HUNT. MI
l4sie Miss Hollis Miss Y Cetson. y
campbell Rodgers. Mrs J.. lemons
and many others. a large number ~
beautiful gifs we're shoNrrei upon the
couple.
the Fourteenth Progressive com
nunity Climb held their monthly meet
irg at the club no - SATURDAY Mar
o Among tho fop's discussed was
cooperative nuying'
just 4 Thought
This question then " ours. are We
doing our part IN the growth - the
rass. In the current ~ ne are Wa NOV
INK forward po our years work IN
hninanitys struggle toward perfection
l. the Gof within ~ - much more rn-
,onea when olr dei eiopment has
reached ~ hIgher point' can We trans
mir 10 our children = better herlfag"
~, h,ains AMI soli than or fathers
i.ft 20 u.s. Igas the rtre fhrougA us
rsined aorne IN th@ direction ot tra law
Of love, n We have done our part IN
M. siruege our lives have not been
IN vain.
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par,irt Doubted" was
'rsn :, R.v u. q. simmons morn.
H. ih'r' 10 Ms apprsci"tee audience
|bf r'' Inc evening message vs.
|bf nos Rev. 3 :. Harris OF y
v" ,,ho- irspirationai Mis-
re AM ,ronp vnl convene In
s,,n W -.,,.sav March -,
NJ ATeo' he Rihie pictures which
s'm'n'o" .,or.ored ny ths kiAg's
r.,s,~.
NJ -, conference IL converting
~ p i, March - and VIII con
NJ .s.oesh i8e '"h 80
~ r,.s.v ..rv,s viii b. held At
PISS n.y. r,rn,rs 81 7oa sm. The
N h .ri present their snnpal
hfe' ~ sunday school pro
fr' ~ ~ Presiding Elder
rlr ...,,oc Win rresch ~ both
"a veaiuE service
r,lm f.s' ''uh vi sronsoI
r,as-.r, Nsr'h p rro'ee'' WV
80. .hrr 81 esrense
. $50 r.o'is' last sunday morn
.crv 'ars" s''endanr"'
~ e,A,o' fsre nrown IL rs-
~ .rr.,-.ncs" vs.. the snh-
T r.. ~ Robertson sroka IN
" 800, -ro-rrr The Junior choir
~ ~. he rps'-
'- ,,.n- r-osrar viii ns sponsor-
r.i,atssin - Tues Mar,
"a s,,sr,'sr uail for the
~ -. Vo-.h;r- rropr Mrs FL
w.. rrs.'eo Mrs MARTINS Wat
=. "'fe''fv
~. r~vsi Iuhil.e singers
ei,x,n y " and others. VIII
p, gram FOR no southern
Tssio- is chairman,
N - 9-ogrsn rendered 40
u,... 1AY~th March IS. on
= nv k-orios ~ whitaker,
49,. ~ an-g-egsfon viii be
:, ~. a. bern grour Mrs Fs-
~, r,As-.- amman.
49,. u,-sor an family wish N
49,, ~ .Arretss srt clubs for their
,..... we - ~ss IN The hospital.
church ~ God in christ
-, "a v. nes, ~ Saginaw, Mitch
80. s0ess = NJ sunday school
-, s-a,t rt Pa u 'alght the
49,. 80. ,st 'se fiinior class was
80. b, Vr. st'ria
n. a.. p-s .s~ snifh. ~ Detroit.
80. -A--rh 81. lsN Tuesday ave
=, ~. lr-tiief 'ssionsry.
~, v,i.,- - ro'rot. was the gusst
....- a.. ftv tlghi rev " 4
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EcOrSe News


-.Ng ,o.a - our me- town now
!. 80 rs ,,ssa su.t s'e.i some time
n, ~ 70. rsvior against two
:, an 81, s-s YES snowy Ta,lor
n. -. ae4 lr Tesiay. March u
\ area sander ana fsise arrest Are
80. ,sa -hsrges the case II bids
=. !, 7-,-. .srse,'erai
r,i,- ra4et "a front NJ car
:. ., Nr 81. Greon r. emily and
"a, sl,a4 nafance Mr.. Green
49,. .a. - t,n - 'ha hospital
n, ~. .tltt,n Greei eas
!. ~,-.a -ni ~ esssd
n. . oo- new. a. ~
" 80 sf'N 4. nY aesignef-
- 80. -sssf shou, poifics n
rs. -.ss. ..as s-i sies YOU All The
IN. ~ "a etrn.ng clubs and the
r-s
w " pNf ~ vnrrNn. ohio
.n n, -ss.eft ~ ~ her sister
v" fsss it-fsIee. asa Thirteenth
s'e
W. A'ts nsinr and Mrs Samuel
w." W.. fer1t-d recently by a
f-sf 49, rt- aunt Mrs kin ma
- n rs'tH phAm they had not
'.~ ~ p rter - years. A delight.
r. time va ser,ef
FirJ Kapiist Chur,h
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Marriage License
Applied For:

Walter shears II Es.lr paillth.
is. John n NNi0,k -. Willie g.
rlekens g, litnrA NornNsh 20.
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Woodland Park
nv RnnERr a. MAJ

BY ROVERr a. NEAL
A. First Bapfist last Sunday. tho pas
Tor ReV WIN. Rurkett. delivered a
very Instructive discourse from Matt.
iS.s The RYPT had very interesting
meeting a. 400 pm.
The Community Church
The Community sunday : heoi wH~
very We'll attended last sunday. and
th@ prp.s were asked 20 wear green
r.Nt sunday In observane OF ST Pat
.ricks bay The nasior. Rev. clns
Davis preached an interesting sermon
AZ the morning s"rVlre. on Pure re
tgfon''. Mrs r. r. Towns was visitor.
charles Bnrns % Detroit. was M
guest ~ Mrs r. = Towns ~ the ke'-
sonia Inn. over the week end James
TYSON has been q snest at the Inn for
.ha ras, two weeks
Af.sanHer ltisfd. son 81 Mr. snl
Mrs. Matthew pilard. has returned 90
chN.avo Ills vifc and two children
Nil follow soon
John Howard. George RsrrinRer. CIR
,nri Roll and HARRY niiiard. rren'
last week end In Detroit.
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Saginaw Neu,s

Nv MRS ". rooNEy
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Members % thu Florence Dean eirr'e
held drighifui apron social IN the
parsonage lately. A handsome pnr~"
was gwen Mrs Dean. as birthday
nre.ent. Mr.. Alice DAVIS was IN chalke.
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Notice!

iII out.of-town news gust he
IN The office by Tuesday MORN
ING OF each week.
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CASSOPOLIS
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'hHir lake church
L.. '+4 rdsv school orarsd ~
."' 'I~s rhsrs we're quite few
~ sarvics tho pastor
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Evening star., 1940-03-28
Illinois Central Wins
Fiqht for Rate Cut
3, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission authorized the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad today to reduce rates
l to 6 cents per 100 pounds on grain
shipments sent from Illinois to New
Orleans, La, and Gulfport, Miss,
for export.
The reductions, effective imme-
diately, will apply on wheat, corn,
oats, rye and barley from all points
in Illinois on lines of the Illinois
Central and from some points on
lines of the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Railway.
The rates originally were sched-
uled to become effective August TO-
1899, but were suspended by the
I. C. C. Protestants included the
Public Utilities Commission of South
Dakota, the Sioux City Gowa) Grain
Exchange, the Minneapolis Traffic
Association, the Chicago Board OF
Trade and the Indianapolis Board
of Trade.
Present rates on grain for export
from the Illinois origins range from
l9 cents to % cents. The new rates
will range from 18 cents to % cents
While the reductions range from
l to 6 cents, the 1. c. C. said the
rates reduced by cents predomi-
nate
The Illinois Central proposed the
reductions to meet competition OF
water carriers.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

Factory inventories
Down Moderately
During February
Remuin Is Per Cent
Above Average for
Same 1899 Month
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 28-After
several months of steady increase,
manufacturers inventories showed
a small decline in February, but re-
manned is per cent above the aver
age level Of February, 1899, the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board
reported.
The rise in inventories which be-
gan in September, 1889" said the
conference boards survey, "and was
checked in February differs from
the advance which occurred at the
close of 1886. In the earlier period
there was no interruption in the
upward trend for II months, during
which the boards index rose Al per
cent.
For the five months from Sep
tember, 1899, through last January,
the index gained 18 per cent, and
in February stood 10 per cent below
the high reached in 1897"
Manufacturers shipments, the
survey asserted, continued to de-
cline in February, but were better
maintained than the volume of pro-
duction. The value of new orders,
according to the boards seasonally
adjusted index, was 10 per cent less
than in January, but showed gain
of 10 per cent over February, 1899
The conference board is a research
organization supported by large cor
porations and industries.