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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Court House News
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Commissioners entered into an
agreement with Windsor township
trustees for Improvement Of road
leading from Meigsville township
and Windsor township line, near
John Blakeley, and extending in q
general southeastern direction, and
terminating at Olney's run, near
junction with state route 266 Com
missioners agree to furnish culverts,
arade the roads and furnish neces
sary explosives. Trustees agree to
Mace culverts, do the necessary
hard labor, furnish right of way,
and place gravel on road.
Catha johnson Resigns
The resignation Of Miss Catha
Johnson as member of the child well
fare board is accepted and frankie
Hawkins is appointed to fill the va
cancy. Other members of the board
are w. H. NORM, p. G. Ball, Chloe
Brown and Norma Hooper.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Seeks Judgment, Foreclosure, Etc.
The Union Joint Stock Land Bank
of Detroit, has filed suit for money,
personal judgment, foreclosure and
equitable relief against Enoch f.
and Chloe e. Mcpherson, ct AL and
the Union Insurance Company, OF
Wooster, O., in which plaintiff asks
iud dgment in the sum of $2,587.46,
with interest at six percent from
Dec. /, 1910; SITS with interest
since June 1, 1910, and $125 with
interest from Dec. i, 1910, and the
sun. of $5O9.59 VITA interest at six
percent from Jan. "a, 1871. Said
amount is alleged due on a certain
promissory note given Dec. /, 1924,
in the original amount of $4,000.
To secure same, mortgage deed was
given on certain real estate in
Windsor township, and Stockport.
w e. Wootton, Fred James and C.
c.. Fleming claim some interest in
said premises by reason of being
trustees of the First National bank
of Stockport, which bank holds
certain mortgage. The Union In
surance company, Wooster O., also
claims an interest in premises by
reason of a statement of lien in
the amount of S27.S3. Personal
judgment is also asked against de-
PENDANTS E. F.. and Chloe McPher-
son. Petition states that upon de-
fault in payment of the amount SO
found due, premises may be sold,
and proceeds applied to claim; and
that all defendants named in peti-
ton be required to make answer to
petition setting forth interest, if
any, they have in the premises.
Suit for Partition
Annie Fry VS.. A. L. Fry and Di-
vision of Aid for the Aged, is the
title of partition case filed. Plain
tiff says she has legal estate in
Continued on page tours
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Carrel no
have been confined tc their roonis
for two or three weeks with 1u. aud
are still quite poorly, attended the
funeral of the formers sister, Mrs.
A. M. Hoyt, of Beverly. Wednesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
j. X. CROY ILL

]. X. Croy, near Portersville, faith
er Of Deputy Sheriff Huston Grey.
who has been suffering with gall
bladder trouble, became very ill
Monday night and was reracT1l to
Memorial hospital, Marietta. where
he will undergo an operation as
soon as his condition will permit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

chairman, announces that a hilari-
Gus weekend has been arranged for
visiting students and faculty mom-
bers.
The members enthusiastically well
coined Professors Moore. Rutherford,
Jamison. and Poscy. who attended
the meeting. Monday, October q.
at the YMCA. Margaret Starke
Saunders, Frances Starks Moss.
Jacquelyn Williams, George Irwin,
Russell Hall, julius Byron, Besier
Carr, George Staples, Larry Viii
liams. Samuel Thomas, B NJ Brown
ley. Thomas Grove Cooic, Merit
Greasy. Dorothy Mayfeld. Pearl
Reed. William Reed, James Parker,
Carolyn Lissamore. Hewitt Will
liams, Clifford Van Hargis, Clifford
Mobley and Waddell Causar, attend
ed the meetings.
Buck Wiley, 81, is chairman and
Gloster b. Current, Al, is secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
The !, SPPHHA,SKSs
-YocI" BILL MATNEY

The sub-debs and their big sis
ters are getting themselves primed
early for the l94l-42 basketball sea-
son which is only few weeks away.
And all eyes have turned to the
pledge clubs and their respective
rosters. The basketball fan who is
very concerned over the social an
Gle Of the game as we'll as the score
will notice that Of last years teams,
the Sphinx Clubs chances this year
are far better than last season.
Last season. crowds watched this
eager but inexperienced Sphinx
Club. far short Of reserves, wage
a hard but losing fight in the Pledge
Club League. They suffered total
of one victory, as against three de-
feats. But it would be interesting TO
note that these three losses were
dropped by scant margins. In the
first game the Sphinx Pledges won
24-23 from the Lampados. Follow
ing this game. they lost by six points
to the Scrollers, 1922, and then pro-
cecdcd to lose by four points to the
Lamps in a return game, 1925. The
last game saw the boys drop an
other close one TO the Scrollers by
seven points, 29-22. These statistics
only indicate that even last year,
although out manned and without
complete team of experienced men,
the Sphinx Club played far from
disgracefully.
But today. the future looks any
thing but dark. Bolstered with such
new boys as Joe Ace Bailey. Floyd
Buddy Jones, James Simmons,
former Tuskegee freshman star,
Warren Johnson, Michigan Normal
recruit; William Cain, and Colson
Mutt, plus returning veterans Bill
Coleman, Wilbur Hughes and Bill
Matncy ii, the casual observer can
hardly help fashioning the assump-
ton that this years team should be
better.
Calling all debs and esquires now.
The most important detail OF all is
the attendance. We boys give our
all for our fraternity and so do
the other pledge clubs, but we even
give more when we are cheered on
by capacity crowd. Pledge club
basketball provides thrilI-a-min-
ute because of the friendly but in
tense rivalry between the frats and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
President Win
Quo VddiS Prize

The Quo Vadis Bridge club nc.
with Mrs. Mae Coates, 1862 Hazlett,
October %. for bit Of bidding and
slamming. The president, Mrs. Cor
inc Dylos, presided. AS part Of the
program. quotations we're repeated
IN concert. After the business ses-
sion, bridge was played, with first
prize going to Mrs Dyles. Consola-
ton prize went home with Mrs.
S. Dues.
After the prizes were awarded the
hostess served a delightful rcpast.
The club will meet with Mrs. Clara
Amos, 1893 Brush street, Apt. 6,
Thursday. October 30.
Mrs. Mae Heard is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

OF Ebenezer, and president OF the
Women OF Zion, is the general chair
man of the event. After the showing
Of the styles of 194l and 1912, the
winner OF the popularity contest
will be crowned Queen by Marva
Louis Barrow, the wife of the pop
ular Brown Bomber, Joe Louis. Mrs.
Barrow will come from her home
in Chicago to be present that night.
Last year Matte Hill, Of Ebenezer
A.ME. church, won first prize and
Helen Bankhead of Berea Methodist
church won the second prize. Who,
OF the following contestants, will
win this years prizes? The con-
testants are: Eddie May Hill Of
Quinn Chapel AME church will
Rev. s. c. Davis, pastor: Mildred
Parker of Carey Chapel A.ME
church with Rev. w. E. Smith, pas
tor; Hattie NJ. Fisher OF Union Bap-
fist church, with Rev. E. c. Cope
land, pastor; Maude Dixon of St
Paul AME. church with Rev. ]. A.
Charleston, pastor; Marguerite A.
Windrow, of Scott Memorial Meth
odist, Rev. H. M. Carroll, pastor;
Clara Roman of Trinity AME
church. Rev. r. A. Schley, pastor;
Rosa Lee Laston of John Wesley
AME. Zion. Rev. George w. Rivers,
pastor; Evelyn Bell Of Parks Me-
mortal church. Rev. Z. c. Boyd,
pastor; Azemore Rushing of Vernon
Chapel AME. church. Rev. J. A.
Aiken, pastor; Alice Dean Jackson
of Bethel AME. church, Rev. VIM
II. Peck, pastor; Lucille Goodman
Of ST. Paul AME. Zion. Rev. Lott
p. Powell. pastor; Theresa billiard
of First Institutional Baptist. Rev
B. II. Wright, pastor; Helen Bank
head of Berca Methodist church.
Rev. S. w. Bankhead, pastor; Berlin
Wheeler of ST. Luke's AME. church,
Rev. Thomas II. Smith, pastor; Pen
ME L. Smith OF ST. Stephens A.M.E.
church, Rev. j. d. Howell, pastor;
Angelina Ross Of Shiloh Baptist
church, Rev. Solomon Ross. pastor;
and Gladys Braceful of Ebenezer
AME church. Rev. George W. Ba-
Der. pastor.
Other churches competing. but
who have not sent in the names Of
their contestants are st. Cyprian
Episcopal church with Rev. NAL
colin Dade, pastor; and Smith Cha
pei with Rev. A. d. Evans, pastor.
These names will be announced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Vets HOnOred
AT Hospital

Tho shu.-ins at the Veterans
hospital at Southheld and Outer
drive. in Dearborn. Michigan. were
entertained with a unique program
featuring tho WPA Spiritual Sing
ers. on oct. L.. Lehman Hardi-
son was the conductor. Among the
soloDficns rendered were "Sid
Down and Roll Chariot"
After being thrilled by the sing
ing o. these talented artists. the
shut-in Veterans were presented
with gifts Of fruit. magazines, Gig.
airs. cigarettes and souvenir pro
grams They are looking forward
10 another visit from these eraci-
Gus singers
The Frank " Check auxiliary
40 a. Of the United Spanish War
Veterans. sponsored the program
The committee in charge comprised
Mrs. Louise H. Smith. Mrs. Adj
Jones. and Mrs. Bessie Jerman
genera. chairman.
Officers OF the auxiliary includ,
Mrs. Ada Jones, president. Mrs
Aloice Ford, senior vice. Mrs. Der.
tina /. Scott, junior vice. Mrs Mabc'
Green, patriotic instructor: Mrs
Bertha Began. historian; Mrs. Bes
sic Jerman. conductor, Mrs. Lou
Use II Smith, assistant conductor
Mrs. Marion Howard. guard ant
Mrs. Willie Ross. assistant guard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

Mrs Jordan received many love-
~ and useful gifts from her friends.
Among the takens was a beautiful
table lamp given by the chorus
members. Cakes. ice cream and can
dies were served and helped all 10
have delightful time.
Among those who attended the
party were Mcsdamcs A. Williams,
:. colbert. r. l. Lewis, c. Brown.
A. r Turner. Z Brown, F. McClare,
A. Wilson. L. Jackson. B. Olive. l..
Campbell w L. Durham, +. Black,
L. Lamar. L. Clines. F. Overton,
r. Davis, \. NJ. Cole, F. Turner,
f Woodyard. A. Adams, G. Dunbar,
II Burnette II Kimhrough, r Grew
IS 3 Jackson ". Wooden, E. Olds,
and A. Peoples also Mr.. and Mrs.
A. y Cu,cheon Mss X. Wells, Miss
WyAe Mae Williams. j. Frederick,
Rev J s Dawkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Heard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

For Guest

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Purnell. of Denton street, was tns
scene OF lovely social event Wed.
nesday night, October %, which
took the form Of a reception. Al
this time, the Purnelis honored Miss
Della Stewart, Of Ocean Spring.
Mississippi. The guests included Nm
II. Miller, nj. Waller NJ. Hendren
j. Barnes and L. Glover. The De.
lightful menu consisted Of shrim,
salad and oyster cocktails.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Second Feather
Party Under Wa,

The Marionettes met on Friday,
October "a, at the lovely home Of
Mildred McCants on Waterloo ave-
nue.. Plans for the clubs annual
feather party neared completion.
The party viii be held at LaMay's
Beauty shop at AHA Beaubien street
on Saturday, November Is, from Q
o'clock until the wee hours of the
morning.
And the prizesl A turkey, chick
en- and a special third prize with
feathers on it. Last years third prize
winner. Fred A. Anderson, is still
using his feathers prize, we hear.
Besides the prizes, there will be
games of all kinds that will give
guests the opportunity to match wits
with their friends. The music will
be by all the leading orchestras.
Another club, the En- Avants. has
joined in the competition of the
Rainbow Dance and Popularity Con-
test which will be held at MacCol-
lister Hall on December 5. The
other clubs competing so far are the
American Beauty Social and Art
club, Les Fidelius, the Scdate Nine,
and the lnterpose. Any club wish
ing TO get in the fun can contact
Viola Carson at 47l9 Williams or
call Tyler 6-ol4S right away.
After a very full business session,
the hostess. Mildred McCants. served
a very tasty supper in Halloween
style to the following members: Gay
Carter, Matte Hill. Mildred Guy
ton, Viola Carson, Katherine Pitts.
and Ann Mcmillan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

ulate appetite and improve diges-
ton Through the Increased flow OF
digestive iuicesl. So they are en-
ablcd to build up strength and en-
crey and relieve periodic head
aches. nervousness, cramp-llkc pain
and other associated functional dis
tress. II has been popular for 81
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
WO M EN-
helped z ways!

Women. by thousands. know the
help that may come with CARDUI
because they have experienced ~
Some find they need only start
on Il three days before "the iime"
and take Il a. directed ia order 10
relieve periodic pain due 10 func-
tional distress.
Others nnd that the proper use
e cARDuI enable them 10 slim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Gospel Chorus
Has Social Hour

The friends of the Gospel chorus
of the Dawson Avenue Baptist
church met Friday evening, Octo-
Der "a. at the church for a social
hour. The theme Of the program
which the chorus sponsored was
Heaven and He'll"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Yellow jackets Prepare

The Yellow Jacket club. composed
of former students Of West Vir-
GINA State College. has completed
plans for entertaining guests who
will be in Detroit for the Wilber-
force West Virginia football game
Thanksgiving Buck Wiley, acting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Weekend
Out Doors

A perfect autumn day is made
more perfect when it is spent out
in the country in communion with
the changing season. So, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Smoot, of 1888 Meade ave-
nue.; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stephens, 1868
Dyar, and A. N. Freeman, POSI-
Burnside avenue. spent last week
end at the farm home of James w.
Brown, Route No. /, Waltz, Mich.
Their host saw TO II that everyone
had an enjoyable time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Announcement

Roy &. Heron. OF the Good House-
keeping Shop. wishes 10 announce
10 his many friends and customers
that he Is out Of the city on hush
ness and vacation trip, hut will re-
turn TO work by the first OF No.
yember.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Club News
Thunder on theSocial Front


by The .tr Corporal
The Tra,eorue being several
Tips ma cur 'e lns'e l,9a' are hns Gano oas Cecil WHITAKER
grandmother and uncle Hef uncle tho president OF Carolina
Cunning se'enmonth>d Cabrela Badb, planning
YOUNG etbe Mr. f. Rb S me Is ''Nns ~" attractive
More the Buckee >dnc, Williams.
sadier aboa, ~hc Ne IA. h.t Is '''' ''Sn''S grace
The city flooded Virginia
virsnia foo'5a THANKSGIVING
vmse Bronny Kegs, former virsaans dropped
IN at the Tlonae- talk visitors and to ind
UI how many Of the old crowd would be ~ for h game and there
Clarence lacAe' and nr Pulley Toledo
Mrs. Alma Doe Of 'ancourt pleasant
Mr. returned lat week from
Grand Rapids city over The Weekend
in-s~ Mr. and Mrs Kennel. Floyd
;rn nns ana ana N to Eng .a attended me Nnneoa
NJ Skhn sfadiad from tho L. o NJ Law school Dr.
pefro'ers in
.oFis 20 IN back ih4 tfe brown Minnesota
Lioya Looms Dr sra N = an q, INA ' @ i ana p Mr.,
samas Thons- rra,,t Fsh, r., Win ,@r. i , man, Nm
W EaNard pr Wa, ii' mon W BENJAMIN Bfooaey Dr. Knox ny
ncs sam was Mind 70 Of hi, soldiers,
lax ahoa, X p ana 90 arm "a ga" ~" '. gus D9 6
aeni as fons has him RELIEF
Have da.hnr new black Lincoln
from sunny california that NINA ropp sent
ocoSsr dr s an.oas ssee@oiE M M nm Ss fai @' I,
she and John ha,
I'VE Chf Ha poem nr The Bahy ssocAns be popu
Raby Brn,ou K really some stopper Tor while .c other in
ana begun Il MAX on sf. n ns dy u Ae s months ld
june took FIVE sens ara las ssed se,e. M M , ,rca
The I'yeise club high school pon,orcd by
ddsd chapters fs,a Nu \ and ma
taora5 md or,ssr, TN prossl'e 4 ,, lss ,b 5',
Edward lorAel' director o the 'aair celebrated his 1rhda,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

later.
Working on the committee with
Mrs. George w. Baber are Mrs.
Frank Davis. chairman of the style
review; Mrs. Selma McGlasker. her
assistant; and Mrs. j. Wiley Trot-
ter, commentator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Classmates
Dine

Fiskites rallied around the festive
board last Tuesday evening. when
Roberta Mcclure, OF Scotch avenue,
did honor for former Fisk class
mate and sorority sister OF hers, at
tractive Eleanor Griffin. of New York
City. The much-feted Eleanor, who
is a member of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority, was in Detroit over a two
week period, representing national
advertising concern, and her local
headquarters were with the Detroit
Tribune.
The dinner. which Roberta cooked
herself, got off at fancy start. with
entrees of wine and soup, followed
by fried chicken special. Yellow
and orchid gladioli and roses CEN
tered the table.
Eleanor's company at the dinner
was Bill Routt, who squirrel her
considerably during her Detroit
stay. Other guests present were
DR. and Mrs. William Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Reed, all for
MGR Fiskites; and Joseph Craigen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

Attend Major Bowes Amateur
Radio broadcast Hour at Presby-
terrain Church. corner Jos. Campau
and Clinton, Friday, Nov. 7th.-
sails y. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Club NeUs
Women Of Ebenezer
Head Fashion Show

On Thursday, November Is, the Women of Zion Club
Of Ebenezer AME church is presenting its third annual
fashion show and popularity contest The popularity
test is an iner-church affair with twenty churches
Mrs George w Baber the wife of Dr. Baber
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Choir Fetes President at
Surprise Birthday Party

The song birds of the Tabernacle chorus dotted their
choir robes and put party clothes Wednesday evening
October % when they honored their president, Mrs S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

for that reason alone a full house
should not be unexpected. Watch
this column for the announcement
concerning the opening of the In
tcr-Fraternity Basketball season,
and come down prepared to cheer
your favorite team to victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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eral nationally advertised brands. low rent:
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elec. appliances; owner must sell on ac-
count other business total price, incl
stock and fixtures. $4,000: terms.
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Evening star., 1941-06-22
ROOM AND BOARD.

IDEAL FOR JEWISH COUPLE.
10 rms. Rent. $50. Good NV. location.
Better-than-usual furniture. Quoted in.
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Evening star., 1941-06-22

90s 10th st. NV Ma. 1854.
WELL-ESTAB. CAFETERIAS, restaurants.
bars; excellent !oc.. good leases, sub
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Restaurant coffee shop. hotel lease;
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Established shoe repair shop. complete
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ing agency: excellent opportunity; $1,000
ha ndles.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
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Evening star., 1941-06-22
oEElcE EouIPMEhI REPAIRS.

NUMBERING MACHINES, SI.25; shears.
25c trlmmers, 81 25. pencil sharpeners,
35c up; staplers soc: line-a-times 81:
punches, SOC. Old Reliable Ben Hastings.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

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Evening star., 1941-06-22

BEDROOM-ACME STORAGE FURNT-
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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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st, nv. Georgia $3.50. OPEN EVERY
Evening star., 1941-06-22
LIQUOR STORE.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCOMMODATION you blv any musical
instruments. see Ratner's Music Store and
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ACCORDIONS-Bargains in reconditioned
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bass Hohner, S295O: 12O bass Patti. So:
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terms. Republic 62l2 Kits, 1880 G.
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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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highboy. night table, Honduras mahogany.
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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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Evening star., 1941-06-22

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Evening star., 1941-07-30
It's a Secret

Doors of stage 2-B at R-K-O-
Radio Studio, behind which
"Gwangi" is in the process of film
preparation, have been sealed to
all but those assigned to the pic
ture.
William OBrien and John Speaks
are the co-producers of what should
be one of the most interesting films
to emerge from the cutting rooms
this fall. O'Brien is famed for his
technical work on Lost World" and
King Kong" Speaks was formerly
an associate producer for R-K-O-
Radio.
No castings have been or will be
announced for "GWangi," a further
measure taken to guard its secrets
But Jerry Cady is working on the
screen play, the plot of which re-
wolves around the blood chilling ad-
ventures of cowboys exploring a
mesa fastness where no man has
ever lived before.