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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

America was the faith Of It's
people. The cornerstone of that
structure was liberty It's facade
was Justice; its carvings were
prosperity, and its embodied
spirit was the happiness OF the
common man.
LIE HAS bequeathcd 10 US an
IL America. which is the world
university in government, the
refuge of the oppressed, the cita-
del of liberty, the cradle of
religious tol5ration., the labora-
tory in human brotherhood. the
great exponent Of mans inherent
dignity
As the Nirginian looks 10
jamestown rs the birthplace Of
his civilization and the mother
Of his traditions; as the New
Englandcr, with bare h Q d
stands in'the presence Of Plym-
outh Rock and pays tribute 10
the memory of the pilgrims; as
the MohammedanS-when from
the mlnaret there rings out the
call for prayer-devoutly turns
his face towards Mecca and with
soaring soul makes the vibrant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

winds the bearer Of his petitions,
50 oppressed people everywhere
look with veneration and affcc-
ton TO America As the shrine
where are laid-broad and deep,
the foundation stones OF hui
manlty.
4 ND so JoffcrSon'S deathleSS
n spirit is lowering today over
the republic II is at once a
bcncdiction and battle cry II
commands us-the descendants
Of our glorious paSt--to safe
guard the bedrock Of our ma
tional ideals 49, liberty 1872 justice
and humanity.
To us jefferson has passed tho
torch. BE IT ours TO keep 1t
bright.
a thousand autumns may turn
the leaves TO red and gold
A thousand winters snow
may spread their white mantle
on the face OF our land
a thousand setting suns may
cast their golden rays on the
daleS. hills and valleys Of Amer
lea. but the spirit of Thomas
jefferson lives on forever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
u. +. FITZ GERALD.
TO THE EDITOR:

WHY can't just a little credit
w be given 10 our Nurses
Aides? They work hard and
faithfully, on the Job every day.
! have lust come from the
Harper Hospital myself. 1 be-
hcvc if il had not been for the
nurses aides, Id still be there.
The aides do not get enough
credit for the good and faithful
patriotic work they do, and not
even thanks from the hospitals.
They do all kinds of nurses
duties except administer medi-
cine. They get no pay at all.
not even car fare, or their meals
while on duty They go at a
run all the while they are on
duty, making beds, bathing pa
tents, changing linens. It's the
aides who serve the trays at
meal time. They actually do
more for the patients than the
graduate nurses do.
Come on. Editor. let's give
them the credit they deserve.
Help 10 keep their patriotism
and courage hiG n by a little
praise IN your paper.
MRS. II. Il. BUTLER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
JOHN II. SLENIN,
10 PeterbOro.

We cannot tell the precise mo-
ment whom friendship is formed,
As in filling q vessel drop by
drop, there is at last a drop
which makes 1t run over; 50 in a
series Of kindncSSeS there is at
last one which makes the heart
run over James Boswell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

By HARRY II. SCHLACHT

Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
TELTTHONE -CHERRY So

subscription rates Gin advance by mail
g. any place tu the United states. Canada
wv Mexico. con Canadian subscriptions add
Sol. O.. cover war import taNl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
THOMAS {. SNIEED,
1891 NaSSar
Hazel Park.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
TT IS quite apparent 10 the
writer that the average Citi-
zen of the State of Michigan II
am referring 10 the qualified
registered voter does not APP
preCiate the privilege of voting.
To the boys and girls, who
will he the men and women of
tomorrow. this apathy on the
part Of the qualified electors
may presage the end of this
form Of government, If it reaches
its logical conclusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
MRS. X. II. BUTLER,
1912 Albany
TO THE EDITOR:

T THINK a special significance
Il should be placed on Mothers
Day this year For the millions
of mothers who have given their
sons 10 fight for victory and,
please God, an everlasting peace.
We can buy bonds, pay taxes,
work hard 10 produce weapons,
yes. even face a shortage of food.
This is nothing compared with
the sacrifice that the mothers of
America have made and will
make before peace comes.
Let us all pay especial rever-
cnce on Mothers Day this year,
for Mother has given. in many
cases. her only son that we may
still be free people in a free and
blessed land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
5 Million Profit
By Cont | Can

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Conti-
mental Can Company. Inc, and
wholly owned subsidiary companies
today reported consolidated net
earnings for the year ended Dec.
81, 1912, OF S5,052. 955, after pro-
vision for income and excess
profits taxes and $500, 900 reserve
for inventory price decline or other
contingencies. The earnings we're
equivalent 10 SLIT a share on
z. 1891 common shares outstand-
ing. and compare with 1871 earn
ings of S7,i69.6s3. or S262 a
common share, after income and
excess profits taxes. No contin-
gency reserYe was appropriated IN
1871.
Sales in 1912 were Sl23.119,130,
or 10 per cent less than in 1871.
Results OF the year have been
directly affected by the numerous
governmental restrictions control
ling our sales volume and prices.
At the same time, costs have been
rising steadily" the report stated.
Current sales totaled S66. 233, 667
and current liabilities S11, 697,713
leaving S54, 535, 954 excess of cur
rent assets over current liabilities,
or a ratio of Sc to.1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Active Demand
Boosts Wheat
To 6-year Peak
Rye Also on Upgrade
at Close; Trade in
soybesns Suspended

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (INS).-'
Wheat futures were in good de-
mand today with the market
climbing IL TO "a cent 10 new
highs for the season and longer.
September moved up 10 S1.43%,
new sixyear peak. Final prices
were Il 10 Il cent up.
Rye also was on the upgrade
late and advanced a TO l cent
after showing losses Of a similar
amount early. May rose to S4&
cents from 82A cents. Last prices
were ~ to a cent higher.
Trading in soybeans was halted
until further notice by directors
of the Board of Trade today. The
action follows the directive few,
days ago by the department of
agriculture that no person other
than professor, manufacturer
or seed dealer shall purchase or
accept delivery of soybeans from
the 1912 crop.
All outstanding contracts in soy
bean futures were ordered settled
on or before the close of business
next Wednesday on the basis Of
Friday, February 19, prices.
Corn held at the ceiling prices
and finished unchanged, oats
closed unchanged to u cent up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hi. crts.. Y. y No.
! Ain: min: unless ctneryi's stated
Delicious, 5od2.s5: Northern spys.
81 75n2; Bsidwins, 81 359iS0: sutions.
~ 500 ] 40; Hubbsrdstons, 80: New
YER yer e1 ertt Mcintosh y : No /.
Delicious. a-is3s. extra fancy. mostly
AvocADos-csmornla nats ru.r,...
is.3os. S2,eoa27S.
tines. best. mostly ,isoasas. mostly
.75a5; poorer lower: Pientifun. a25
BEErs-rsxas y crs. do.. beh..
BRoccoLr-Pony ert,.. Ariron,. $50
CARBAGE-Tsxas l.. A. orts., round
TYPE S.25dt5o. y crts. round, 81 SIS n
az r.e nT,1ona L. A. er,... roTnd. s.2a
dor. bchs., S.7s; Texas, s don. IS
ckuLrrLowER-pony eru.. u. and
larger. California, 81 5O62ss
CELERY-Florida 1s-in. crts trimmed
tops. Goldne Hearts. 9 dor. s4ai25: 4
dor. a75a4: 10 dor. 3 1875 Ks u2s
n5S; Pascal. dor. HnA5o; 9 doz.,
GRAPEs-csIifornis display ns, En-.
perors. fancy SIS few Sc. ' ' -"
California. Imperial Valley, t-dor, $3.50
q: 5-doy., s575ds
LEAF LETTUCE-Ohio. Michigan 10
ID. baskets, dollhouse. si.3561.6o
ONfONS-oQ-lb. sacks, Michigan, u. r
No. !. Yellovf. medium. si.759 IS; Sweet
Spanish. Y. 8. No. ]. 3-in. and larger
idaho, AGO; Michigan. az in. and larger,
81; Mexican Crystal White Wax. U. 8. No.
n, 50.
PEAs-Nsxico. bushsi baskets, $3.50,
few s3.75; hampers s3s5d4.
POTATOES-10o-lb. sacks u r. No. 7,
size A. Idaho Russet Burbanks, mostly
81 T0p4.o5; lob. cotton sacks, 4ln43c.
Maine, various varieties. 2-in. minimum,
s3,i0T3.15; 50-lb. sacks. $3.50 /. so: rs
ID. paper sacks, 491 so. Michigan. Chip.
pewas, 81. s0d275; Upper Peninsula. u. s.
No. !, Green Mountains. S2.75d2.ss
sHALLOTs--Louisisns barrels 20 dor.
punches. mostly se.5odi 10: crates s-doI..
sPINAcH-Texas, bushsl baskets, Savoy
type. 81 40n1.75. cartons, i.dol.. cello
phsne BAGS, washed spinach, 10 o., 81. IS:
IL or. s1.s5d1.eo.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Louisisns bu,h.l
crates, Porto Ricsn ysms, T. q. No. /,
1913. fair s2.6062. so: North Carolina
bushel baskets. Porto Rlcsn ysms gen
orally good, So: South Carolina, s32S
TOMATOEs-10-lb. cartons, repaeks,
medium. S215; small. N.75.
RUTABAGAs - Canada, 5o-lb. sacks,
waved, si.10.
PEARs---washinston box. D'AnJous, ex.
ira fancy, i0o-i3os, IS. lN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
AssaiIs Critics
OF u. s. System
Continued from Page l0)

Continued from Page l0)
sion of the years operations by
the reporting corporation. IRE
spective OF Individual accidents,
regrettable as they may be. il
is important for the corporation
10 record its significant accom-
plishments such as building 500
planes a month for Uncle Sam.
paying out $4,000 900 in pay
roll. $4,000 in taxes, and
/, earning a net income after taxes
for the stockholders.
Similarly. in social discussions
there should be some objective
criteria for weighing the
strength and defects of the ma
tional economy. Figures should
be audited 10 determine whether
they are correct. on the one
hand, and representative, on the
other. The figures will be mis-
leading If only single entries are
placed on the master national
ledger. They will not bring out
the truth If only the misses and
none Of the bulls eye shots are
recorded.
Discussion will be lifted 10 a
higher plane when public affairs
are recorded in double entry ma
tional bookkeeping. which is SUBJ
tect 10 verification by inde-
pendent auditors.
Fortunately, despite deliberate
attempts 10 confuse. the COM
mon sense Of the ordinary citi-
zen keeps him on an even keel.
He takes the muckraker with a
grain Of salt unless his generali-
cations jibe with what the plain
citizen has seen and experiences
on his own. II il were not for
this saving grace. the harm done
by pf1ony and dishonest Statis-
tics would be even greater than
IS now the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Meat Black Market
PeriIs Nation S Health

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (UP).-The
American Meat Institute asserted
today that the black market is
endangerfng the health of con-
sumers. forcing meat packers out
of business and threatening the
supply for both heavily populated
areas and the armed forces.
The institute, which represents
packers throughout the country.
warned that violations have only
started and will increase in magni-
tude II not taken IN hand inme-
|diateiy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Market Climbs
Under Lead Of
Rail Shares
Many Carriers Highest
Since I94l; ATT Strong
Spot, Up Over z Points
BY ELMER C. WALLER

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (UPl.-
Stocks today rounded out their
most active week in more than
n year with prices rising under
the leadership Of railroad shares
which made new highs in the
average since Sept s. 194l.
Other war stocks also moved
higher. including the steels. rail-
road equipm ents, nonferrous
metals and aircrafts. The adj
vance spread into other groups and
trading volume increased.
This demand stemmed from
belief in the financial district
that the war will continue well
into 1914 If not through that year.
Today's war news from the various
fronts was construed favorably
also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN

ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN
HEADQUARTERS, Feb. 10 (UP).
tDelayed)-Sgt. Jack p. Cole, "a,
of Scranton, Pa, gunner on a
Mitchell medium bomber. went on
six bomber missions in North
Africa without seeing an enemy
fighter. On his seventh, he shot
down two German Messerschmitt
1905.
His seventh raid was against
the German dive bomber field at
kairouan.
81 was scared TO death, but I
got the old gun going and almost
before 1 knew it one Of the
Messerschmitts came right into
my line of fire." he said today.
'T let him have a big burst
and got him. for, he started 10
burn and fall. IL was the first
time I had ever fired q gun at
an enemy ship and naturally ]
felt good about IL.
But while this was going on.
another Messerschmitt got on
our tail and began pumping lead
at us. He made some hits
about 80 bullet holes were found
lster-but fortunately he did not
damage us enough 10 cause any
real trouble, or hit any Of NJ.
$50 ] Just turned my gun on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Beth. Steel at High

Bethlehem Steel made a new
high for the year in the steels
where l.. S. Steel rose more than
n point. American Car and Foun-
dry made a new top in the rail
equipments. New highs among
the mining issues were noted in
American Zinc. and Howe Sound.
Consolidated Aircraft equaled its
high. Commercial Solvents made
a new top in the chemicals.
Farm equipments were steady
% firm with International Har-
vester up point Motors frned
under the lead Of Chrysler. Pack
ard equaled It's top. Utilities had
small net gains in most instances
and the oils held steady IN firm,
Lone Star Cement rose a point
to a new high. u. 6. Industrial
Alcohol made new top in its
section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Bonds Irregular

Bonds made an irregular adj
vance. Foreign issues were
little changed while United States
governments CONTINUED dull.
Commodities were little changed.
Grains held steady while cotton
frmed.
Practically all rails advanced.
New highs for the year and longer
were noted in Atlantic coast
line, Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie,
Central, Lehigh Valley, Northern
Pacific, 81. Louis-San Francisco
preferred, Union Pacific and Wa
bash preferred
American Telephone featured
the high grade issues, rising 10
! new high since l94l on gain
sof more than 2 points Other
communications were firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
EARNINGS
American Ga. and TIeririe &

American Ga. and Electric Company and
ended Dec. u, 1912. show net income OF
I'LL, SIS, e25, after federal income and excess
profits taxes, subsidiary preferred divi-
dends, etc, equal, after preferred dividend
requirements Of the parent company TO
- "a a share on NE common. against s13,-
S., 1905, or s2.71 q common share In 1871.
Artioon Corporation reports for the year
ended Jan. 2, 1919, net profit Of s1t3, zpe,
after provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes and reserve OF SIC, 900
for plant rehabilitation, raw material COM
IL equal, after dividend requirements on 7
per cent preferred stock. To 81 cents q
share on the common. This compares with
net profit o. t17o,s7a. or ~ cents q
provision Of 800. 600 fos pcstwss ADJUST.
msnta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Gunner Gets 2 Nazi Planes
After 6 Fruitless Air Raids

him and let him have Il, too.
For about a minute we were
shooting at each other from .
range of about 200 yards. But
It finally got him too, and no
began tn fall and was seen 70
crash. It was all over before I
realized IL, but I'd like to do 40
well every time up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Dividends

American Chain and Cable Com
pany has declared a dividend of so
cents on the common, payable
March Is 10 holders of record
March 2. Like amount was paid
in the four preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
School for 1ypists
Will Save City $500

LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 20 fINS).
Lowell has solved a bottleneck.
City hall has announced that stu-
dents OF the Lowell Commercial
College will type the voting lists.
Previously. typists had to be
hired. machines rented and the
whole Job supervised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Briggs & Stratton Cnrnnrafion

has declared a dividend of Is cents
on the common, payable March Is
10 holders of record March 2
Similar payments were made In
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 20 (INO.-HOCs-
!ss sus sos i,a s:.s sy :oR
g15. so: mediums, SIS. 900 1880: lights
p. S d 's sow:. 81 iss is,as: pigs. sise
cArrLE-R.ceipts. 900; market. steady;
calves. 100; steady: beef steers, choice. SIS
1880. Butcher cattle. heifsr.. sioeis.so:
cave ssS, 49, feeders. SOC ISIS.
SHEEP Receipts. 2. 500; market, steady;
lambs, sied1s.50; common. s14d1s; year
lings, So. so q 1870; ewes. STA 1880; feed
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 20 uNsl ;-cATTLE
c1d,es ~ market .s sndy .oGs
se tsSqis 5000 and ehoie. n .,sassi:ss
medium to good, siI.7sai3.25; common,
50. Is MS; cows. good 10 choice. sl1.co
and cut Cutters eo s7aiS; bulls. sood to choice
si4ai5: common TO medium, s1o913.7s:
HoGs-Receipts. $50; market steady 70
,sc h n $50 e $50 s q, - asc
lbs. s1s.25 q 1888; 22o 20 2so ms. sie, 10
2sO TO $50 lbs. sio.soa15.s5; 100 to $50
Choice lambs sis.5on17: medium 20 good
Sl4Tl6; common lambs, Slod13; ewes,
500; wethers, SEA 10.
CALvES-Receipts, so: market steady
Good to choice. sis.30d1 $50: medium 10
good. sis.5ogl7.50; eulls and common
$40. 50dif.
FAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, ~. Y, Feb 20 UNs).
receipts, 300. market
somewhat slow steady To week. Good and
choice, 1s0-230 lbs, $3.50: some held
sic. so. Compared with week ago, general
market II steady TO strong.
CATTLE-salable receipts, 5o general
market sctive, strong to as cents higher
during week. supplies very light. Good
steers and yesrlings. x15dl5.5o; distinctly
shortfed kinds including heifers. Sl41
II IS: nd lots common and medium.
So 2S11425; beef cows, sf7m17. /:
sparingly. si3: cutters and common. so.s5
Il II so: Gamers, Ss.25de.e5 strong
weight sausage bulis. t1td las: lighter
averages downward 20 s12.
CALVEs-sslsble receipts, none. Veal
.rs fully steady. Good and choice. SIS
$3.50
sHEEr-saisbis receipts. none. Lambs
strong 20 shade over week ago. Good
and choice, 1920 lbs. s1s.soals.1s; freely
medium 20 good, S5.50d is shorn lambs.
No. 2 pelts. sio.7o; heavyweight ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Feb. - (INS). -- Wheat
and rye closed unchanged today. oats and
barley unchanged IN II off.
WHEAT--Nay, 81 T.e sold.
'5ihe.
BARLEY-Msy. s4Sc bid; July. si1l q
s4hc.
RYE-Msy. $3.50 sold; uJly. ssAe bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
EAST BUFFALO

Birdeboro steel Foundry and Machine
Company reports preliminary 1912 net
profit ~ 1892. $50. after provision for fed
srsl and state income and excess profits
taxes and contingencies, or s3.1s share,
against S453. 0s3, or rs = share IN 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (INs).-C1h grain
close:
wHEAT-sample grade mixed. $3.50; No.
/ hard. $l.47.
CoRN--sampie grade mixed, 73c; No. 2
yellow. S1.o0A No. ) yellow. e4h q q7c: ;
No. yellow, lhcdsi.0O1 No. yellow,
0He2 nc: sample grade yellow. 500 81 u c ;
No. 4 white, Si.i2iz; sample grade white,
75c.
OATs-No. white, 62nc: No. 2 white.
slAc: No. 3 white. 5eAc; No. / red special
heavy, 6okc; No. / red special. 6ohc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Canadian General Electric Com.

pany. Ltd, has declared the regu-
lar quarterly, dividend of 81, pay
able April l to holders of record
March IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 20-The following table shows the &C
ity the New York Stock Exchange each day this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
LIQUID Carbonic CORPORATION has

declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF IS cents on the COM
mon. PAYABLE April to holders of
record March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Mesta Machina Cnmnany has

declared a dividend of 62is cents
on the common, payable April 1
10 holders OF record March IS.
The same amount was paid
January 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
FREIGHT HANDLERS

Between ages % 25-45 see Mr. K'nr
Michigan Motor Fregh, Lines. ~,
Howard
GAS station attendant. experienced $50 20
tfart Roland service, LausIns ana "
Vernon IA $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Arthur n. Davidson. Attorney
1908 Hastings ~,

STATE or MICHIGAN in the c rouit
court for the County - wayne IN chan
Gerry
ALvA o'SEAL. Pisinur Va OLLIE
oSEAL. Defendant;
40. sss.s3I
At a session o. said Court held ~ the
Court House IN the CITY 90 Detroit,
Wayne County. Michiean. on TIE i.th day
90 November. AID. iste
Present Hon. Dewitt II MERRIAM,
In ,his cause u appearing by sn'tavif
that the defendant. ollie q Scai 4 q
ron resident Of this state. that her last
known address Was In the CIV Of New
YORK and state Of New York
on motion OF Arthur 2. Davidson. at.
torrey for the piairtin.
II is ordered that tho defendant. Ollie
Q Neal. enter her appearance IN said
cause on or before three fur Months
from the date hereof or said oi' Of
cam piain; viii be taken as confessed
against her
Il is further ordered that a true COPY
q his order ~ published according TO
law IN The Detroi, Triaune ard that a
cory % same be sent hy registered mail
return receipt requested. 20 the defen-
darts lar; known address
DevITT X MERRIAM
circrlt Juigc
"A True Copy
CAsPAR J. LISGEMAN. Clerk
ny I. q NAJLT.
DEPUTY CLERK i:-i2-i-so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
By MRS. TrGENIA o'BANNON

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g. Ka-sss Cry Kars and Mrs.
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Ws-gas- K.ls aid Mr. and
Ms Hazsr T--E sper' Ch-,s'mas
a..h SEER -e'1er Mrs E'he.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Evangelist w. Leake
And Rev. S. S. Harris
Conducting A Revival

FLINT. Mic The Rev. Willard
Leake. noted AME evangelist. and
the Rev. S. S. Harris. pastor OF
ST. Paul AME church. Southwest
Detroit are conducting revival
services at Quinn Chapel AME
church.
DR. Leake. who IL native Of
Arkansas. began the services on
Jan 3. and will close Jan. IL.
From Jan. II 10 Jan. 81, the Rev
Mr. Harris will be the speaker.
Churches OF all denomination
are cooperating In making these
meetings successful
The pastor. the Rev ". A. Cri-
der. has asked all clubs and
boards TO NEE, early in the study
rooms Of the church in order that
they might extend these stirring
revival services