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Evening star., 1941-09-13
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

L uAla l. 1IhS oA J1loVIhA
National-"Boys and Girls To-
gether," musical frolic with Ed
Wynn: 2:30 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Our Wife" with Melvyn
Douglas as the husband: II am,
lao. 4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855. $40, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Citizen Kane" the
Orson Welles opus: 11:25 am,
1:55, 4:25. 7 and $50 pm.
Palace-"When Ladies Meet" ro-
nance in the high places. with a
starry cast: 11:55 am, 2:20, 4:45,
ITO and 9:40 pm.
Capitol - Belle Starr" biog-
raphy of the bandit queen with
Gene Tierney: IL am, 1:40, 4:25,
ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
l2:45, $3.50, 6:15 and pm.
Metropolitan-"Here Comes Mr..
ohOoii, DliSil0 4dAIdSy Will ltODcIl
Montgomery: 11:10 am, lis, 800,
SIS, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Little-"Intermezzo," subtitled "A
Love Story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard: IL am, 12:45,
2:35, APO, 6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Columbia-'Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" or Andy meets a brunette:
II am, los, 3:15. $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm. ....
Trans Lux-News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"Davy Crockett" his
life in melodrama style: $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Andy Moves

Life Begins for Andy Hardy"
continues its F street showings
having moved from the Capitol to
the Columbia.
The first picture in LoeWs Cap
itol history to play two weeks. this
M-G-M release presents Mickey
Rooney, Judy Garland, Lewis Stone,
Fay Holden and the rest of the
Hardy family, and two newcomers.
Patricia Dane is the New York
secretary who introduces Andrew to
life in the big city. Ray Macdonald,
youthful stage star, also makes his
debut, appearing as Andy's ROOM
mate.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

be as much as 36 inches. The average
Spanish mackerel is a three FOUNDER
and q fighter.
The general range of this mack
erel is on both coasts of the Ameri-
cas-, north to Maine and south to
Brazil in the Atlantic. 1t is a regu-
lar visitor during the summer in
the Gulf of Maine and Is found all
along the Atlantic Coast of the
United States as far north as New
York, gradually becoming scarce
along the southern coasts Of New
England.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

that, but this still seems, II a gooQ,
quick summation is in order, a
mighty serious affair. If it is funny,
then so are The Cherry Orchard
and some of those other items
labeled "a comedy in four acts, by
Anton Chekhov."
The approach intended is the light
one, we are sure, for Melvyn Doug
las, Ruth HuSSey, Charles Coburn
and John Hubbard frisk about in
their best comic manner, which is
not, in any case, such a bad comic
manner. All is bright and gay as
Mr.. Douglas, impersonating mu-
sician fleeing an unsuccessful mar
riage by turning to a career of in
ebriation, crosses paths on ship
board with family of overly bril-
liant scientists, impersonated by
Miss Hussey, Mr.. Coburn and Mr..
Hubbard. The situations and the
dialogue are cheerful and sprightly,
as when Mr.. Hubbard facetiously
remarks that the best way to solve
the problem of the alcomaniac mu-
sician will be to drop him over
board. How dare you suggest such
a thing?" says the iteral-minded
Mr.. Coburn seriously. And besides
someone might see U.S."
But before long all of these people
are at the musicians house up on
Long Island or somewhere like that
and the musician is writing that
symphony and the wife from whom
he is being divorced, who turns out
to be Ellen Drew, arrives to fall
down stairs. Thenceforth great
stretches of the film are devoted to
Miss HuSSey's attempts to prove to
her chosen one that his almost ex-
wife really can walk and is only
pretending to be paralyzed in order
to win back her husband. This in
wolves moving the bedside buzzer
out of the fake invalid's reach, at
tempting to get her good and potted
on champagne and finally, though
quite accidentally, burning the house
down about her ears. Funny? It's a
scream.
AS a matter of fact the early
portions of Our Wife" something
like the first half, really are funny.
But when it finally lapses into a
battle between two women for a
man, Director John M. Stahl seems
to have lapsed with it, into the
somewhat lachrymose mood of some
OF his other pictures. This ex-wife
(played exceptionally well by Miss
Drew, incidentally is more a figure
for sympathy than for ridicule, too
close to possible reality to be laughed
at. Life, while it may be fit object
for hollow, mocking laughter, some
times just isn't funny.
Mr.. Coburn and Mr.. Douglas do
make all of their moments bright,
however. What we have been trying
to say is that this comedy some
times is a comedy and sometimes
Is not. There was a period yesterday
afternoon when we started to
squtrm, we can tell you, oppressed
by the frightening thought that
every plan of Miss Hussey's for
Turing Miss Drew onto her feet
would fail and she would keep
thinking up one new one after
another. just going on and on for
ever.
The Earle's stage show is a lively
affair, and certainly variety show
If there ever was one. Among those
participating in 1t are a trained
seal, table tennis champion and
q ventriloquist who really isn't
ventriloquist at all. The trained
Evening star., 1941-09-13

seal is Sharkey, who made quite
a name for himself ON the New
York stage not so long ago and who
is an expert and a distinctive per-
sonality as trained seals 60. The
table tennis champion is Coleman
Clark, who with some considerable
help from another agile young
champion, shows how the game can
be played, but not by many people.
The ventriloquist turn which isn't
is called Parker and Portfolio and
you probably won't guess how it's
done, but it's good.
More conventional are Sunny
Rice, a nimble tap dancer, and the
Roxyettes, working hard in a bolero
and as breathtakingly amazing as
ever in their silt routine.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Break for the Married

Brazil's Labor Ministry has ruled
that a person under 18 years of age,
If married, must be considered of
age and entitled to receive the mini
mum salary for adults.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Mr.. Keighley Has a Cure
For All the Lens Lice
This Director, as Every One Must,
Knows How to Deal With Trying
Temperaments of His Stars
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOIJ,yWOOD

Actors producers and writer's all vital roles in the business Of
directors At
gentlemen long ingenuity diplomacy patience
requirements good direction
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Sometimes It's Comedy,
Sometimes It Isn't
Earle's Our Wife Occasionally
Gets Serious Over Its Trials;
Table Tennis Champ on Stage
BY HARRY MACARTHUR,
Un the temporary absence of Jay Carmody


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which
ended
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Evening star., 1941-09-13

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
cENTPAT 425 9th St. NV.
ANEaA MET. 284I,

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Healthfully Air-COnditioned
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SELL n THEY MET IN BOMBAY"
Walt Disneys RELUCTANT DRAG
ON with ROBERT BENCHLEY in
IechnlcolorJ. At 11:40, 2:35, $50,
Evening star., 1941-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature At
traction Is Presented
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Office Of Production Managem,,,
Has New Approach to Job Problem

; A new and concentrated ap
proach by the Labor Division Of
the Office Of Production Manage
ment TO the problem of filling
skilled labor and man-power re-
quirements in the expanding de-
Tense industries was announced
today by Sidney Hillman Associ'
ate Director General OF the Office
of Production Management.
Under this new program. the
defense work OF twelve govern.
ment units, dealing with all
phases Of industrys needs for
qualified labor, is combined into
a new labor supply Branch with
in OPM's Labor Division. The
Labor Supply Branch of the La
Dor Division is directed by Com
missioner Arthur S. Flemming,
Of the Civil Service Commission,
who is also in charge of the
Civil Service Commissions de-
tense recruitmen activities.
Twelve Regional Labor Supply
Committee, combining the same
twelve agencies with labor and
management groups in the indus
trial areas oil the United States,
are established as outstanding fea-
lures OF the new reorganization.
This group was described by Mr..
Hillman as ''unquestionably one
of the most significant pooling OF
labor, management and government
resources that has thus far taken
place in the national defense pro-
gram"
The defense field work OF the
various agencies in each area Is
integrated by the Regional Labor
supply Committees. The Acting
Chairman Of each Regional Labor
Supply Committee is the regional
representative OF the Bureau OF En-
ployment Security. This arrange
ment derives from the fact that the
state employment services, affili-
ated with this Bureau, have been
designated by OPM's Labor Division
a. the official points OF contact with
industry for all phases OF defense
employment. BY this means. de-
Tense industries In every locality
OF the United States will be proyid-
ed with a simplified and effective
machinery for hiring and training
workcre. and for the orderly trans
fer Of workers who are unemployed
or whose skills are not fully utilized
in their present posts. and for all
related purposes. Special measures
will be taken TO find equivalent
johe as far as possible for workers
displaced by the application OF
mandatory priorities. Labor and
management will be represented
on the IL Regional Labor Supply
Committees, as we'll as government
agencies.
Associated with Mr.. Flcmming in
developing the work Of the Labor
Supply Branch will be the follow
ing officials.
Chief Of the United States En-
ployment Service.
Chief OF the Training Within In
dustry Branch, Labor Division. or
fec OF Production Management.
CHIEF OF the Defense Training
Branch, Labor Division. Office OF
Production MANAGEMENT director
OF Defense Training. Federal Secu-
rity Agency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
SAGINAW news
BY MRS. VI. TOoNEY
Zion Baptist Church

Plans have been formulated lor
the big union picnic for the Sunday
schools OF Mt. Olive. Bethel and
Zion Baptist churches.
A large number Of members were
present TO hear tho morning mes.
sage by the Rev. Mr.. Toomey WHO
with his wife has recently returned
from r vacation. Delegates who re.
turned from the convention are
Mrs. A. Worthy. Mrs. W. Shelby.
Miss c. MoEloud. Mrs. r. Williams
and Mrs. A. Rose. The Rev. r c.
Jones also made the trip and at.
tended sessions of the Chain Lake
association in Albion.
Mrs. NJ. Toomey succeeded her.
self as president OF the Missionary
department OF Chain Lake district
She was highly praised FOR the
splendid annual address.
At 1880 pm. Sunday the Gospel
chorus furnished music and all
delegates made reports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

Chief OF the PriorltIs, D..
4 Labor Division. Office o, p psaaca
ton Management. s'0'ut
Chairman, Labor Relation, -
mittee' Labor Division. o.. .0a
Management. "ncs
Minorities Advisor. LaAo. >,
ment "anags,
Chief OF Negro Employm.0, :.
training. Labor Division. Oss.' =,
production Management. N''
Acting Commissioner 49,,
statistics. United States nss
ment OF Labor. DspaH1
Director OF the Division =, r.
ing and Employment. WORK pa
Jects Administration. r.a.
Works Agency. 1'l
Chairman, Committee on Al
premiership Training Prov, ~
Division OF Labor Standards Trs..
States Department OF Labor
Chief Division OF Researrh =,
Statistics. Bureau OF Employms..
Security. ~'a'
Member, United States c,-u
Service Commission. ivy
THE new organization is rial
TO function, and in fact is fpnc,,..
ing now" Mr.. Hillman said.
"On May rs. the President ma.
United States addressed n lsn,.|
to me IN which he said that hs ~.
disturbed about the number q, a.
Tense industries which decIa,s.
themselves unable 10 obtain enou,s
skilled workers and supervisor, II
achieve full compliments Of laho,|
on the second and third shifts M
President further stated that A.,
would appreciate Il II the O,acs M
Production Management would n.
range for the Labor DivisIon i,
assume full responsibility for rs,.
ting the necessary workers into Il.
plants OF these industries In "a.
'eponse 10 these directions We nav.
therefore organized IN the Labo,
Division this new Labor Supnlv
Branch which Is an operating
agency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
RIOT



between Jos Campau and Dubois.
Bats. bricks. bottles and clubs
were used freely. In the scrim-
mage Mitchell Dziedziulla, IL. OF
6016 Dubois. and Chester Nagler,
II. OF 6202 Dubois. suffered minor
injuries from a shot gun charge.
The injured youths. who were TAX
en- to Receiving hospital for treat
ment, told police they were fired
upon after the windows OF several
automobiles had been broken dur
Ing the fight. They eaid they did
not see who shot them. Fourteen
others were arrested.
Police say the fighting began
when carload of boys attempted
10 beat up Henry Taylor. Is year.
old colored boy OF 5420 Riopelle, at
Russell and Kirby.
No Police Protection
According To residents living on
the south side Of Newton. in De-
troit. and those on the north side,
In Hamtramck. neither Detroit nor
Hamtramck police seemed anxious
to give the proper protection.
Many claim that Hamtramck po-
lice. most Of whom are said IN be
Polish. told the coliored people.
who called IN for protection. I'VE
hear on Negroes are heating IN
Polish boys-you'd better stop It."
"They later told us that We were
always asking for protection. and
that we'd better learn to protect
ourselves said Eddie Dew. who
has a wife and three children.
Then when we try to defend our
homes and families we are ar
rested as trouble makers"
Thursday evening officers Of
Hamtramck tempted to arrest
group Of colo ,ed boys peacefully
seated In an automobile on New
ton" stated william II ogan
when told them that they had
the wrong fellows and that the
white bovSa in the other two cars
were responsible for the trouble.
one cop drew gu on ME and
threatened 10 shoot II I made n
suspicious move"
For the past several days. Il was
learned. parents have been afraid
10 allow their children 10 play
outside. women hesitate 10 20 10
the store or visit with friends.
Residents are at loss as 10 what
Is the cause Of these vicious at
tacks. since the attackers are not
their immediate neighbors and arc
unknown 10 them and the victims
IN many cases have been merely
visitors in the neirhhorhood.
Outsiders are specializing with
the idea that whites are beginning
20 resent the increasing number on
which Negroes arc taking up in
the residence in Hamtramck. par
ticularly since the fight began for
more equal representation in Ham
tramck Housing project
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
YOn May Be Interested In
Loonin- That
ALBION
r, ALICE CANT

The Chain Lake Baptist associa-
ton was held az the Bethel Bap-
list church from Wednesday. July
9, TO sunday. July Is.
4 eofihall game between Albion
and Ann hrbor was PLAYED AT the
Victory Park sunday afternoon.
The game. thrilling one. result
cd in a score Of 2 10 $ 10 favor OF
Albion.
Miss Agnes Burch spent week
I'M River Rouge as tho guest Of
Eleanor Nash Mr.. and Mrs AL
frtd Bush spent SUNDAY In Detroit.
Clarence Citrk and Charles Sny-
der were visitors in Ann Arbor
this week end where they are by
no means strangers. AZ any time
when Charlie 5 absent from AL
hlon YOU can be sure he IS IN Ann
Arbor
charles Parker and George
rrowdcr arc spending their fur-
lonca In Albion. after returning
from maneuyers In Murphesboro.
Tenn
Mrs. Ernest Weaiherall and
daughter Jeanne Ann are spending
several weeks In Mounds, H.. Wis
Zig friends.
Mrs. Arthur Gardner OF Kala-
mazoo spent week IN Albion
yi.iiing relatives and friends Ac-
somranyins her back 10 spond-sev-
oral wocks wefo her cousins. Viz
sina smith end Barbara Williams.
Nf Peter Brown and daugh-
'ors Fstcile and Ann. NJ Buffalo.
Now Yogk are visiting friends and
relatives In A!b,on
Miss Mary Brg- who is attend
lnc summer school ia Ann Arhor,
spon, tho Weekend with her par
trfs
The rev. Mr Jo.'z ran a weeks
revival AZ tic lewis Chapel AME
The meetings were we'll
attended each nSht
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Palmer Park Outing Is Next On
Schedule of Boy and Girl Club

An outing at Palmer Park. on
Thursday, July IL, is the next
event on the summer schedule Of
Boy Fricnd-Girl Friend activities
at Lucy Thurman Branch. Detroit
YWCA. The group will meet al the
Park at s O'Clock for picnic sup
per followed by bike hike. Mrs. Ida
Clark is IN charge.
Mrs Clark reports that registra-
iions have been coming in all week
for these popular summer activi-
tics sponsored by the Adult Ac-
tivities Department OF the YWCA.
The schedule includes outings for
wholesome fun twice a week FOR
the month of July. and opportuni-
ties for spending pleasant hours
With fayorite friends. Any girl or
boy interested is invited 10 register.
A splash party in the Lucy Thur
man YWCA pool is the event plan
ned for Tuesday, July 20. and a
Roller Skating party in the YWCA
gym az o'clock on Thursday,
July "a
Tho following week on Tuesday.
July 20. there will he an early
morning hike 10 the Detroit River
front. The group will bring their
own picnic lunch boxes and stay all
dav for recreation and sports. The
closing event OF July 81 Will be
planned by tho group and announc-
ed later. The first event Of the past
week was a trip to Windsor. Cana
da. on Tuesday. July II. featuring
bus trip through tho tunnel and
movie.
Those who have already register
cd include Bernice and Donald
Thomas. Thelma Washington.
Amos Donaldson. June Bell. Robert
Thomas. Addic Smith Frances
and Faiona watkins. Eddie May
HIl. Pelfcrd Watkins. Eunice Hol-
comb Matilda Shand. Leo Barmore
and Charleston Blackshirc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Students At
Michigan

Confined from page -
" McGinnis. Julian Bell and T.. V.
kcnnard.
Texas is represented by Gladys
Ford. Thomas Is. petere, Jason
Calhoun and d. q. Calhoun.
From Virginia are Thelma C..
Davis. Lucy Terrell r 100 d
Boone. Charles Wartman, Albert
harris. Benjamin Smith. Harry
johnson, ]. r. Brooks. Joseph Dav-
Is. Herman Bozeman. J. c. Trotter
and Springarn Brinkley.
West Virginia sends Daniel Ac-
kors.
Willie from Washington, ID. G..
comes Miss Virginia Moss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
West Virginia State
To Hold Institute

The third annual Institute on
Professional Relations for teach
ors will be held at tho West Nir-
g.nia state college, on July Is. un-
der the cooperating agencies OF the
COLLEGE, and its Department OF Ed
ucatlon, the West Virginia State
Teachers association, and the Ma
tional Educational association. Or.
Grace !. Woodson is director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
1t Was A Close Call
For Benjamin Moore
When He Was Shot

Benjamin Moore, %. 27S Theo-
dorc. was taken 70 Receiving hos
pilal. Saturday afternoon after nc
had been shot by man whom he
claims Is known as lightweight"
The bullet from te gun graded his
abdomen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Mormon Male Chorus

The Mormon Male Chorus, OF
Sault Lake City. Utah. will give
an open air concert AZ tho Belle
Isle she'll Sunday. July 20. AZ SIS
pm. Abel John Peterson. Of Holly
wood is director. The public is
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
THE RADIO i.i. WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

OUR GROUP CONTINUES TIC
MAKE history in the radio field. /.
this week the spotlight falls on
New York City, and Hollywood
California. the stars are. 49,.
Horace Willard. OF Hollywood. 80.
and Cab Galloway. =. of New York
City.
Horace willard. Is a 27-years-
old colored janitor employed al
radio station xxx. Hollywood. It's
nothing new for a radio station 10
have a colored janitor but Il Is
news when a colored jainitor pro.
duces a radio play for the station
where he is employed. =. the play
broadcast by that radio station and
he plays one OF the roles IN the
skit. and that is just what Mr..
Willard has done. The skit was en-
titled.. "One Way To Glory, but
will be produced under a new name
Young Ideas IL is said 10 be
full OF slap-stick. and Will run
l5-minutes. Hats of 10 Mr.. Wiz
hard he is the kind that opened
the door when opportunity knock
ed. and maybe he Will not have
20 sweep floors at kNN any more
but instead, someone else Will clean
UP the dirt that ne help put down.
IN NEW YORK CITY we ind
our spotlight turned on Cab Gallo
way. while be Is not new
conner in the radio world ne has
made a new venture one that
has made history as far as Col
ored People acting in his role
Mr.. Galloway. ,.tAe master &C
"Hi-De-Ho l. tho first Colorca
Or. J. @ OF the airpianes This pro-
gram is broadcast from radio s.a-
ton WOR. New York CITY. Sunday
$50 70 ~ Pm ,...Cab pops ne
questions himself .,and an az
the contestants arc colorcd.
Your Radio Reducing Menu
II YOU RE FED-tp and ini
yourself gculnS oyefwcleht wta
the daily serials made up G. lose
happiness SORROW and whNnoi
here IS a suggestion VIII have
labeled a ,our Reducing mcul
not in weight bst su uaaa sap-
pose you turn yoEr .ai.a an 40 1855
ordinarily yaa would find enc oi
those hearf-ach.ag or breaking
skin comns tarngca 'hat S. oac
OF the three mast n',works.
and these ave ihs ONES iAi mos
people tuna ,o Tty AR ron,tc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

tn Quite Sanctuary. with the
voice Of Rev. Davis. -. .CKLW. 49,.
voice OF Rev. Campbell Richie Is at
tho mike with his heart-touching
songs.
You May Be Interested In
knowing That
THE MARRIAGE CLUB. for
maliy heard Saturday az pm. Is
now heard Thursdays $50 20 Z
nm. station WJR. Until next
week-"G Good Listening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

Arrested by members Of tho
Holdup Squad Monday. Alex Smith.
30. 1855 Alfred. faces extradition
10 Ohio. Police say he Is wanted
In Hamilton, o., on a robbery
charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
CLASSIFIED


HOUSE FOR SALE
Erskinr A Woodward. beaaliul
hrick. single: - rnoms: excellent
location for club cr roaming house.
Bargain. Tyler 5.39l3 evenings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

BARBIR NANIID
First class barber wanted. Must
he good hair cutter. viii cnaran.
tee $500. Call Ma. alR2 or call in
person nj S9O1 Oakland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
MONROE NEWS

Tho Rev ". J. pishop. former
pastor 81, the prs hyierian church
% selma. Ala. has been visiting
,c..iNcs and ticnds in Ypsilanti
nd Moro, Mth while in Monroe
ea AZ iar following church
Garo I've hyitrAn OF Toledo
Cgrcf Chttcl ANlE OF Monroe
aNd parst chafch in lpsilami
81 watch the Rev. Mr. Robertson is
PASTOR
Mss Jesn IS Cpfiug'on daughter
Mr. AMI Mrs. l.. Coyinrton IS
IS az nding summer school at
Michigan state Normal in Ypsi-
Tc Ev and MIS- J white 81
C0uaut avfruo announce the mar
..aer o' ihoir daughtcr Anneiia
60 Tacn Foster or Jolo, III IN To-
do Ohio on September IT, Mr.
Foster postal clerk in Toilet
nae0 the couple will mako their
a oH picnic NIL be held at
El1sucf1 pafE Tfcnl'n Mich by
;nu r1gr n sunday schools name
it carey rhapicl ANE and Sec-
nna Baptist ~ Monroe Transpor-
ts'len for children is in charge Of
Gtpi-c smith