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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Zupan Lausche mr.
ri neavtOriZirane
stavke in izpore
r
Tekom pogajanj Sc je obna-
, sal kot korekten in pravi-
cen posredovalec, XII nj nj
kohl padel IL svoje vloge.

V svoji izjavi, XII je bila IRE
cena, ko so Sc +usluzbenci tram
sitnega sistema vrnili ma delo,
je zupan Lausche dejal: "Lo-
kalna resitev stavkovnih pro-
blemov, XII Sc zdi ma prvi pogled
wanna, je brez pomena, ako Sc
fundamentalno ne odpravi ne
varnosti stavk ma vsenarodni
bazi."
V ten skrbno izbranih in glo-
boko zamisljenih besedah vidijo
nekateri opazovalci pomen, da
so bile tie besede naslovljene ma
ravnost predsedniku Roosevelt
tn, da hi zavzel slednji .odloc-
nejce stalisce napram neavtori-
ziranim in neupravicenim stav-
kan in delavskim izporom v ca
SUI nacionalne krize.
zupan Lausche Sc je, kot zu-
pan tega velikega industrijske-
ga mesta in kot MOI, XII zeli, da
ne hi trpela vojna produkcija,
YES cas- tekom pogajanj silno
korektno obnasal ter nj nikoli
padel il vloge strogo pravicne-
ga posredovalca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
POLJAKI ID
VO IA KONCANO

LONDON, 30. aprila. - Poll
ska vlada .je podala danes liza
vo, da smatra zahtevo, da bi>in-
ternacionalni Rdeci kriz preis-
kal, koliko je resnice ma nemski
propaganda, da so odkrili Nemci
v blizini Smoljenska ogromen
grob, v katerem je bio deset
tisoe pojskih castnikov, katere
so baje pomorili Rusi, "a konca-
no in pozabljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
VEST

Preko WGAR radio Cd
dale snoci OBJ IL. je bio jaw
ljeRo, da Russia nj prekini-
la ~diplomaticnih odnosajev
S Poljsko, temvec Jill je
samo suspendirala. Dale je
bio preko iste radio-odda-
.ie javljeno, da namerava
Sovjetska Russia Suspend
rati svoje ~diplomatske cd
nose tudi z neka terimi dru-
gimi ZANE nimi vIadami,
med TENN v prvi vrsti z jul
goslovansko' zamejno VIA
do S kraliem Petrom ma &C.
lu. Sovjetska ylada stoji ma
staliscu, da tie Wade ne Ia
stopajo interesov svojih ma
rodov, kateri mai imajo pra-
vico izbrati 81 predstavnike
pc svoji lastni wolff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
4
s.. $3.50
" Na$i
fantje-uojaki

Ma 10-dnevni dopust je pri-
Sci Pfc. Max Nemec, sin druzi-
ne Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Nemec,
1856 E. 436 st. Prisel je IL Tao
Goa, Ga, kjer je pravkar dokon-
cal svojo vezbo kot "paratroo-
per" (padalec). K vojakom je
odsel preteklega .novembra in je
sedaj prisel prvic ma dopust.
Vrnil Sc DO S. maja.
Edward Dodic, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
J. Dodic, 1901 Corsica Ave., je
prisel ma dopust "a devet dni.
Prijatelji ga lahko obiscejo,
,Fantoma zelimo obilno rave
drilo in zabave v krogu svojih
domacih. :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
USMRTITEV v SING
SINGU

OSSINING, N. Y, 80. aprila.
- Snoci sta bila usmrcena ma
elektrienem stolu tukajsnje jet
nisnice diva moza, XII sta zadavi-
la v New Yorku Mrs. Susie F.
Reich, bogato poljsko begunko.
Omenjena sta Sc pisala Eli
S%chonbrun in John Cullen. Oba
sta do zadnjega trdila, da sta
nedolzna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
BOMBA IA ZUPNIKA


NUTLEY, N. j., 80. aprila. -
Tukajsnji postni usluzbenci SO
odkrili med ostalimi postnimi
posiljkami tudi ma Rev. Coughli-
ma naslovljen zavoj, v katerem
je bila bomba. Bonbo so odkri-
pc njenem t%iktakanju. Zavoj
je bill podoben skatli, v kakrsne
devajo cevlje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
BOMBNIKI "POGREZNILI ia
>PONSKO

WASHINGTON, 80. aprila.
Mornariski department ma
znanja, da je neki ameriski
bombnik pogreznl pr Aeut-
skem otocju neko japonsko
podmornico. Podmornica je bila
pogreznjena z dvema globinski-
ma bombama. q.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
LAVAL RANJEN

NEW YORK, 80 aprila. -
Radio Brazzaville, v francoski
ekvatorialni Afriki, poroea, -da
je bill Peirre Laval, znani fran
coski kvizling, ranjen v ramo,
ko Sc je vracal cd svoje konfe-
renee S Hitlerjem. Nevarno je
bill ranjen tudi Pierre Cathala,
njegov financni tajnik. Kako
sta bila ranjena, porocilo. XII nj
sluzbeno potrjeno, ne navajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Obiski doyoljeni

Kot sr1o veeraj porocali, Sc v
Chenille bolnisnici nahaja Al
bert Florjancic, sif poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Flor
jancic, 1858 Parkgrove Ave.
Podvrgel Sc je operaciji, katero
je srecno prestal in obiski 50 Sc
daj dovoljeni. Nahaja Sc v sobi
st. 8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
ZAVEZNIKOV
:, v A N

LONDON, 80. aprila.> - Pa
risk radio, XII ga kontrolirajo
poroca, da SO Sc sestali
' Teheranu, Iran (Perzija) h
konferenci angleski, ameriski in
ruski poveljniki vojaskih Get ma
Srednjem vzhodu. -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
'5TALIN NAp0vEDUJE NEM(UI
MEN NEIz0C|BEN p0RAz
Dejstvo, da je Nemcija pred katastrofo,
svedoei memo "cvekanje''. 0 miru,
.... je rekel Stain
MIR 30 NAPOcIL, Ko 30 NEMcIJA PoRAzENA IN
MA TLEH

MOSKVA, sobota, 1. maja.
Premier Josip Stain je da-
mes izjavil, da so porazni anglo
ameriski zracni napadi ma "a
padu predhodniki druge fronte,
XII DO ''zlomila hrbtenico Nemci-
je, Xxi stoji ze sedaj pred kata-
strofo in XII je prav sedaj zapo-
slena z "blebetanjem 0 miru."
Stain je v svojem prvomaj-
skem povelju ponovil besede
predsednika Roosevelta in pre-
mierja Churchilla ma njuni kon-
ferenci v Casablanci ter zahte-
val brezpogojno predajo.
Zlom hrbtenice fasisticne bestije
"Priblizuje Sc cas-, ko DO rde-
ca armada skupno z, armadami
nasih zaveznikov zlomila hrbte-
nico fasisticni bestiji," je rekel
Stain.
"Danes je jasno, da samo po-
polni poraz hitlerjevskih armad
in brezpogojna predaja hitler
jevske Nemeije moreta zagoto-
viii mir Evropi."
Proslavljanje zaveznikov
Stain je nato hvalil zavez-
niske 1etalske udarce ma zapadu
in pridobitve zavezniskih ar
mad Y Afriki, rekoc da je vse
to, skupno z zimskimi uspehi
ruske armada, spravilo Nemcijo
v kritieen polozaj.
Fasisticno bIebetanje
"Blebetanje fasisticnem Ia
boru o zazeljenem miru samo
1svedosi, da gredo fasisti skozi
veliko krizo. #
"Toda o -kaksnem miru je mo-
goce govoriti z imperialisticnimi
bandit v nemskem fasisticnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

liza meseca marca jet bio u
yedeno racioniranje zivil, kar
pomeni, da DO zdaj mani kosi-
trnih posodic ma razpolago. Ia
to je posebno vazno, da pripra-
Vi sleherna gospodinja vsako
skatlo, XII 10 ina, da Sc 10 po-
bere pr tel kolekciji. Tudi &c
innate samo dive ali tri akatle,
Jill postavite v soboto vecer ven
pred hiso,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Pokojni Usay

Veeraj smo porocali, da je v
Chenille bolnisnici preminil Pc
ter Paul Usay. Pokojni je bill
star So let ter je stanoval ma
ISL e. 1876 ST., kjer je do leta
1888 vodil trgovino z modnim
blagom. Donna je bill IL vasi
Ravne pr Vipavi, odkoder je
prisel v Ameriko leta 1907 ,Tu-
kaj zapusca diva sina, Albina in
Pvt. Adolpha, XII Sc nahaja ne
kje V Afriki. Soproga Caroline
je preminila leta 1889.
Pokojni je bill Clan drustva
Vipavski raj st. 312 SNIP. Po-
greb Sc DO vrsil v ponedeljek
popoldne oh 2. uri IL pogrebne.
ga zavoda August F.. Svetek,
478 e. 152 ST., ma sv. Pavla po-
kopalisce. Bod mu lahka anne
riska gruda, prccstaliln pa ma
ze sozalie!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

parnikov pograznjenih. BONA
letala so imela MANFRED ma sebi
premalo zalog gasolina, da hi
mogla dovrsiti ia dolgi polet.
Sedaj Sc je temu odpomoglo.
Letala, XII so sama pc sebi vec-
ia in tezja, so opremljena S po-
sebnimi zacasnimi Tank, v ka-
terih je dodatni gasolin. Cd sto-
tin teh letal, XII SO be preletela
ocean, Sc je samo emo ponesre-
clio. Bojna letala spremljajo
preko oceana tezki bombniki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

Dne 2. maja, to je prvo ne
deljo v maui, maj imajo ljudje,
XII stanujejo v oni okolici, kjer
Sc DO najprej pobiralo star ko-
sitter, slednjega priprayljenega
ob ploenikih pred syojimi hisa-
mi. Zadnje nabiranje kositra Sc
je vrsilo v march, in med tenn
Sc je pojavila zopet velika po-
treba po tel kovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
, MA MALTI

Malta, %. aprila.
Letalci S tega otoka SO Sc
strelili danes il zraka dvoje So
vraznih letal, s cemer je dose
glo stevilo letal, XII SO jih Sc
strelili tt letalci, 1901 letalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
VEST IL SLOVENIJE

Visoki komisar v Ljubljani
je tidal dekret, datiran v de-
1912, glasom katerega
DO treba posekati vse drevje. oh
cesti Stalcarji - Now Lazi -
Kocevska roka - Rakitnica -
Dolenja vas. in OBJ cesti Mirna
pee zelezniska postaja Mir
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
taboru, XII so utopili Evropo v
krvi in jo posejali z vesali!"
Nacifasizem pred katastrofo

Nemci in" Italijani, je rekel
Stain, stole pred katastrofo,
toda koncna pot do image Sc
vedno ne DO lahka. "Potrebno
DO Sc dvoje ali troje udarcev
cd vzhoda in zapada, udarcev,
kakrsne prejema Nemcija zad-
njih sest mesecev, preden DO
postala katastrofa >hitlerjevske
Nemcije zakljuceno dejstvo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Mr.. Mihajlovich zopet donna

Mr.. Mihajlovich zopet donna
Mr.. Marian Mihaljevich, XII
Sc je nahajal nekaj tednov pc
sluzbenih opravkih v Washing
tonu in drugod, je tie dni .zopet
prispel v Cleveland ter Sc DO
zopet nahajal v svojem uradu
nasproti slovenskega. narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave. i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

Kupujte vojne bonde In v~ojne-var6e-
yalne xnamke, da DO ciInprej poraSeno
osiS6e in we, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

dopoldne do desetih cas- Ito je
danes, ker je p~orocilo datirano
z veerajsnjim dnem), da pozove
premogarje nazaj ma delo, pre-
den Sc more reel, da Sc .je ofici-
jelno uprl predsednikovemu u
kazu, XII Sc je CLASH, da morajo
biti premogarji do tega casa ma
svojem delu, ali pa Sc DO pred
sednik kot vrhovni poveljnik a.
meriskih vojnih sill posluzil svo-
Jill ustavnih kakor tudi izrednih
polnomoci.
Stavka v DRAW Ohio
MARTINS FERRY, O., 80.
aprila. - 5000 premogarjem,
XII SO pustili delo V stirih rovih
drzave Ohio, Sc je pridruzilo
danes nadaljnih 1000 premo-
garjev. Operatorji rudnikov ma
povedujejo, da DO tudi ostalih
$4,000 premogarjev DRAW
Ohio zaStavkalO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Drustyo kupilo vojne bonde

Drustvo Lunder Adamic st. 5
81 je zopet nabavilo "a
$1,000 vojnih bondov, kar je
posnemania vredno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Seia Sloyana

Jutri, v nedeljo OBJ $50 I'VE
Ger, Sc DO vrsila v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave, wanna seja pevskega zbo-
IA "Slovan" - Vsi pevci maj Sc
udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

John l.. Lewis ina do .jutri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
StaVka v DRAW Ohio

Ohio Zastavkalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

TO-. ura .je odlocilna
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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
Draft .Delinquents
10 Be Prosecuted

Selective service delinquentS will
will have until February IA in which
to clear their status with their local
boards before prOSecutive action by
the Depa rtment of Justice, it was an
nOunced today by state selective SER
vice headquarters. Previously Febru-
airy l had been set as the deadline.
Delinquent or lost registrants should
get in touch Immediately with their
local boards, selective service officials
advised. If such cases are not cleared
by the end of this week, they will be
turned over to the Department of JUS
tice for investigation and prosecution.
Men who have been registered for
at least six months were also advised
TO contact their local boards immed-
lately if they have not yet received
or have lost their selective service
notice of classification. Classification
notices. as we'll as registra ton certifi-
Gates must be carried by all registrants
in the military age group of Is
through 10. Eighteen-year-Old youths
who registered in December will not
be required to have classification no
tices until six months after their reg
istratiOn date.
Tie current selective service delin-
quency program will be followed up
by a national roundup Of viOlators by
the Department Of Justice. All delin-
Quents will be turned over to u. s.
district attorneys for investigation
through the FBI. Selective service Of
ficials reported 2,395 delinquents as
Of December 81.
Newspapers have been requested to
publish names OF all delinquents. Sell
cctive service is particularly concern
ed with locating for compliance or
prosecution those men who failed to
register as required and those who
did register, but whose records have
been lost. Other delinquents who may
be subject to prosecution include men
who have failed to respond to instruc-
tons from their local board as we'll
as those known as deliberate viOlatOrs
currently subject to prosecution.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
WOMEN TAKE ACTIVE
PART IN THE Y.M.CA.

Under the leadership of Mrs. G.. A.
Taber, the wOmen's division Of the
Y.M.C.A. membership campaign Is
rapidly completing plans for active
participation in the annual member
ship enrolment drive. Two sectional
meetings Of women for the purpose OF
discussing the development Of the
Y.M.C.A. were held last week. The
first meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. TaIber on Thursday and the sec
ond meeting at the home on Mrs. &.
j. Whitney. on Friday.
The committee Of management OF
the Y.MCA is DESTROYS OF having the
policy of the Y.MCA clearly under
StOed by the women of the area be-
cause the development Of the Y.M.C.A.
in the down river district is in keep
ing with the trend in the Organza-
ton in many parts Of the country to
serve the entire family rather than
just boys and men.
With the opening Of the branch in
WyandOtte, the local committee adopt
ed the policy of including the entire
family within the scope Of the activi-
ties Of the ~" as II develops here.
This means that boys and girls, men
and women will be included in the
activities OF the "Y" in order that
Y.M.C.A. service might be at its best
in dealing with the family.
Most Of the program so far develop
ed in the 'Y'' Is on the basis Of mixed
groups and last summer one part of
the program included girls as well as
hrw Tn 20 hat hno
sponsored by the "Y" in the way Of
mixed groups, numerous requests and
opportunities have come for addition
al activities involving women and
girls. AS time goes on. with the coun-
sci and help Of interested women. the
YM.C.A. will include more and more
service to mixed groups and to women
and girls.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
Blind Make Pace
In Plane Plants
War Factories Find Places
For Sight ess.

NEW YORK. Thimeen blind per-
sons are helping build fighter and
bomber planes in a Vest coast air
craft plant, the Natioral Association
of Manufacturers reported after
survey of one of the developments of
the war manpower problem.
Of As representative plants, rang
ing from soup and. shoe factories
to machine and gun shops, 35 were
reported attempting, to solve the
problem of rehabilitsting physically
handicapped w6rkers..
About half of the .ompanies said
they employed pers, rs with physi-
cal handicap such as blindness, deaf
ness, disability res ting from in
fantile paralysis, 10, ) of limbs or
eyes, OF other aff1ict ms.
An unexpected am e of this war
expanded policy Wa the aptitude
of the disabled workers, the report
showed
The Is aircraft Workers were
called pacesetters by their employ
ers, who added: Without exception,
they have stimulated the sighted peo-
pie around them int increased pro-
duction."
A New England arms plant Off
cial said the skill .Of blind in
spector was unbelievable" a New
Jersey manufactur n said blind
gaugers were far az ove average in
their work; a Ne, England ma
chine toolmaker has. ID deaf mutes
who ''are among on most able and
respected employee -
An employment fetal of large
eastern company, I e NAM. said.
expressed the opinit J literally mil
lions" were being .ept out, OF the
armed forces and ir tustry because
of remedial physics defects.
Many companies, he NAN. add
ed, are going steE further by help
ing prospective en- Ployees correct
their physical defet s.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
J. D. HAVEN,
HERALD EDITOR,
TAKEN BY DEATH

j. ID. Haven. editor and publisher of
The Herald for the past 81 years,
died at the WyandOtte General hos
pital. Tuesday night He had been in
failing health for several years, but
The end came unexpectedly. He was
rs years of age. having been born in
WyandOtte, December ~, 1864 When
The Herald was first published, i'll
1879, he AS boy delivered the first
copies tO its subscribers. Later. he
worked on The Christian Herald in
Detroit, and on The Lansing Journal.
lie purchased The WyandOtte Herald
on June %. 1896. from William IL.
EgabrOad K Sons. Since that the time
the paper has never missed an issue.
has never changed its name or day Of
publication
When MIR. Haven assumed control
''f The Herald, WyandOtte had pop
ulatiOn of about $500 people. There
were no automobiles. no radios. and a
bare half-dOzen. perhaps, Of tele-
phones, the use of this convenience be-
ing limited to the larger factories and
one or two wealthy citizens. There
was not a foot of pavement in the
city; no sewer system; no water
works; no electric lights, and only a
few scattered wooden sidewalks.
WyandOtte's industrial establish
ments Of that era-the rolling mill,
the ID. III. Burrell and K. III. Doyle
hoop and stave mills, the Shipyard-
have all disappeared. All OF the city's
present industries the WyandOtte
Chemicals Corporation, the Pennsyl-
vania Salt Manufacturing Company
and many others came into being
during Mr.. Ravens many years as a
publisher
After he acquired The Herald his
first repOrterial work was an account
of the commencement exercises of
WyandOtte high school. The first or
der Of job work turned out was cir
cular advertising the River Park no
tel. then occupying the entire block
on the east side of Biddle avenue be-
tween Walnut and Poplar streets.
During his entire life 1t is not known
that he made a single enemy-an I'M
usual feat in the newspaper business.
He had a mind we'll stored with reli-
able and ready information on al
most every conceivable subject, and as
a bystander on the side-lines took u
keen interest In civic affairs. His char
acter and integrity were above re-
proach, and the spirit Of fair play
dominated all his dealings with the
public.
His wife. Della Andrews Haven,
died February u. 1895. Surviving are
\ son. j. ID. Haven, Jr.. and a sister.
Mrs. Il. w. Smith.
Funeral services conducted by DIR.
Warren E. Hall. Of the First Presby-
terrain church. will be held at the
Nixon funeral home this (Friday) af-
ternoOn, at 2 O'Clock. Burial will he in
Woodmere cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
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BONDS SOLO,:
BY SCHOOLS

Seventy-one thousand eight hundred
sixty-twO dollars and fiftysix cents,
as OF Tuesday night!
81 ,S6256!
That is the total amount raised by
the schools Of the city as their answer
to Hitler and his cronies in the cam
paign to purchase sufficient bonds to
have a war ship named after the city
Of WyandOtte and with more than
two weeks left Of the campaign, this
total will increase considerably.
That there is unity in America In
the war effort is shown by the way In
which all schools of the city are 60
ing after the sale of these bonds and
stamps. Friendly competition? Ger
tainly, but all working towards. q
common purpose and that, after all,
is America. E
As one Of the ways in squirting on
the sale OF bonds and in letting the
world passing our doors know that We
are very much to the forefront, sign
boards bearing the slogan, Buy
Bonds for the Wyandotte." have been
attached to the large city signboards.
About eight feet long and 80 inches
high, these signs, which were made In
the shop at the Roosevelt high school.
depict a warship. the "Wyandotte"
cutting through the ocean WAVES.
Painting Of the signs was done by
Fulkersin.
Superintendent r. w. Frostic, chair
man Of the drive for funds in the
schools OF the city, is also having a
model Of a warship constructed. in
sections for display on the grounds OF
the city hall and this will be put to-
gether section by section as the sals
Nof the bOads progresses.
With all schools Of the city putting
forth renewed efforts during the COM
ing two weeks, they will again dem
onstrate that the schools always come
through" on any project for the good
Of the entire community.
Results Of the bond and stamp sale
during the week Of February 2 to Feb
ruary 9 show that all schools have
their organizations functioning Ell
GENTLY and nearly all have exceeded
1000.
Total sales by all schools shows q
per capita school enrolment Of nearly
$40 per student.
Each school has set up It's own pro-
motion plan Moving pictures By
friends have been taken OF the sale
Of stamps in some Of the schools and
other pictures will be taken as the
campaign continues. o. ~ 49,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Soul" will be the subject of the
lessOn-sermOn in all Christian Science
Churches throughout the world ON
Sunday. February H.
The Golden Text Psalms 34:1 81
is: My soul shall make her boast in
the Lord: the humble shall hear
thereof. and he glad q magnify the
Lord with me. and lei us exalt his
name together"
Among the Bibre citations iS this
passage psalm 66 Is. -: ~ bless our
God. We people. and makethe voice Of
his praise to be heard: Which holdetb
our soul in life. and suffereth NOT our
feet TO be moved
Correlative passages To be read
from the Christian Science teythook
Science and Health with Key IN tbe
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy in
clude the following Up. 273, Man Is
harmonious when governed by Soul
Hence the Importance Of understand
ing the truth Of being. which reveal,
the laws Of spiritual existence