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New and Old Songs
Shore Places Al s
Community Sing

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sauaas nIkht - Ehs $50 haIIa=
M lIam 8 = o'clock HI
Warren i sssIs 10 HHs
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oUr LADY or icToHlr

Msssea OF sAasaas. sH $50.
10 "a ans
Mazsea On weekdays G 80 leu
am
Confession on Saturdays. AaH
e00 40 go pm
HaIF Hour III Sunday. 81 pm
ho0sua on Tuesday 81 pm
Religious instruction 81 sun
d. - 90 and Saturday 81 y ~
PIN
Class II Religion Tor Hugh
school students en- Ssmld8y n
$50 en-
Hspulkms b. appointment
r ] CARRY.
Pastor
J T MARTIN
Assistant Faetsg
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pftss fhe Htna ~ 1ezua
m Peter at akaath
Isaua CHRIST ~ iia Ai4Aa
a%aifefsa8 throughout Pn4lslts. &
sifa csppaassa Asa ard b.
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ism ana = large uunshef
GeH9iie Al Mefw suffer-
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tHsm 81 tins time haai faHs
deN ard haafiis paaalA -
sianaef vtelenee aeifssa susa
sloH loss q R@d worldly TaH
Nsgs iatina them. ~ Peter Nfals
- them leief fuli 81 hope
aaVies IS t. HoN they sltoaH.
meet their tftaia and Kivank theH
comfort ara counsel H. agrsnofH
81 their tsflh and inspire CO..
age
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taau = euyai priesthood ana ne
nation s peeuliar peophe Jhat
shoN forth ire praises Of Hm
Ntu hath eailed ypu aut of daFt
nsss into fits marvellous lirht
Told They Are Dear 10 Coo
Imagine these peupip aesnfse#
# their neiRhburs. suspected q
ali safis Of undcFhand plots. ~
eeivlnr THESE letters telling theu.
that theS we're q royal priest
hood q hols uauon. ueaf Il
Cod their Father. who hath call
I'd yuu cut Of darkness mt IIr
marvellous IRnf
Then Peter told them tn linz
Of conduct fhey should follow Il
aet thf greatest good uut of ihet4
lives and e. get along Is vel a.
ptlsslble with shose with whom
they must live fog the time
Live good lives. clean and up
right Be honest in youf CONVEX.
sations alth the GENTLE h
wrote lhem. that whereas thes
speak aasinsi you Is pqilaoefs
thss may by your goaa work
winch uapy small behold glarifs
God IN the daf OF visitation
lie advised them Il Obey M
laws FOR the Lords sake
whether II be the king at the eue
eruuFs who aEe sent uy the KING
t. punish the evlldoers and re-
ward the eood For 80 Is IT,
vii Of Cod. that WIN well 90
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lRnufanes st foolish men,
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rIHsr BAPTIST CHURCH

FaseaKeula Ais
Sunday
as 4 Il Sunday school Il =
MafstaH Superintendent
100 4 s. morning worship
6ss Z II Training Union
Mn Walter Treheuu director
a@ + II evening worship
"Wednesday
W Z n Teachers and of
liesfs meeting
stu II prayer meeuuE
Friday
am Z " choir rehearsal Il
\ Marstou director
W welcome ali visitors t. cur
- evices Especially ate We glad
Is aase the service men Worship
vita us
l. + GREEN tn =
Pastor.
Il a MARsIOk.
Educational uHsetaf
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PascauOula Church News
NOTICE TO ~cLEHGYNEE AND cHURc OFFICERS.

NOTICE &c ~CLEHG1NkN MD CHURCH UFFINEHo-
me Chrunicle-Star and Advertiser Is DESTROYS ut keep
lnr standing on this page under The head Of Church News
: complete and correct directory af all The churches 81 our
naars of services special meetings and other matters
81 Interest 20 oar church people To make this directory com
plete it Is necessary that we get copy for changes 10 the
hours IF service not later than every wednesday afternoon
rs Ne wish to publish thlssntrectUrf N the Friday issue o.
our paper. S. please help US q keep the last correct. ~ send
tne L. your copy every week - Wednesday afternoon II
the --latest.
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50 American and . pert 81
these Huited Nations
e. naa9ae @a maka
eaf - "a tim ute suope
81 Hss TASK uaf lies ahead 1t a.
Il te Nag
Ge4a Hnaau s the winner Of
glse Oversees Pfe Clubs prize
~ outstanding radio reporting
fa Peabody award the
aazef Prize Of Badio aud TIE
aflansl H~eaaAneg4 Elub award
ta4 taa5o reporting
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CHURCH oFGoU

last MuNs Point
1000 A Il -saaaae school.
Joe Barrow slIpefiufgHa nj
L % 4 n and 81 NJ
Preaching service eve sunday.
gsH0 7 NJ / 4 "a sun
day Cecil Mcdonald szasf.
aW Z II -FHaee serytee
eaGH 1HHf SdaN
heV JOHN 4 sHgBBS.
PASTOR.
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EscATAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

II ~ a NJ Sunday seha8l. II
Il Grupp superintendent
Il - a n morning worship.
& 81 Training Union Mr. jos.
Robinson. director
81 + n song service
a00 7 Il preaching
Monday. TO = 81 W II $
Thursday. It's + a. prayer
meeting
y { WiNDHAM
rastuT
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CHURCH or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
EseataNnH Ms

Church school - : = each
SUNDAY J L BaEIaa aaHgisor.
Lords SuppeT. ## + = first
SUNDAY n each mont
Elans League 6e#aHH Heaplef.
E = n each sumo
Evening service p II
each Sunday
Women depaHtaH - HHetfna
81 every afse6 Aa#a=
MlasWeek pHsxe $50
gaeh N-xaassdas
ExerNaas CORDIALLY #a.sed 4
iae&e services
Eide s y H#HNES
Fastur
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sFvERrH DAY ADVENTIST

Recreation Haalu Ksaefai Haas
ms Project. Tenth street
SATURDAYS
80 4 II sabbath sehaal
II VI \ Il Morning worship
All visitors welcome W eH.
tend L. the public q hearty mvis
laflaH - 81 ard worship HlIh
Is
K l. H0WDgN.
Pastor
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ASSEMBLY or GOD

6e7 Moth paseaaaula street.
Phone t95
SUNDAY
laz0a = n SUNDAY school "a
class fuf every agel Mr Luelen
Hart superintendent
100 4 Il Morning worship
service Sermon ~ tie pastor
$50 z II Chusfs Ambass
do5s meet \ service iof the
young people
Sc p 81 EvapRelnstie service
sermon - the pasteT
Tuesday
faa T n Cottage PRAYER
meeting IL 4atsaus homes ii tie
city
Neduesda.
1000 a 4 Ladies cottage
PRAYER meeting
Thursday
SO 2 n PRAYER meeting ii
.hs church
HeIeuuae IL al services
KENNETH ERWIN.
PASTOR.
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eEcoND AApTlsI cnURcH

Henri HEena9. ~ Shtps sHa 50
ftan EaMag0ala
1AHHa@#
49, n SUNDAY estaea3 a y
Grams superintendent
nW a NJ mufainH wofstlp
sRfNtrs
b. 7 Z Houf Efn
esf Taylor atfNNaoH
Tsh T. ~ evening worship
WeaHe Has
TM IS prayer set.les
So F. AZ. Choir Pfmenee
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ST JOHN
CHURCH
RI H0WDEN
Pastor

Corner Pine and Live 0ak SIS
THs ElttH SUNDAY AffeI Esssisf
suHaA# a~AHHI0ez
80 4 M HoIy GoWmuuTae
q sermon
100 "a Sunday seHRs1
HOO n morning PRAYER
snd sermon subIeef e. SERMON
sAsk TIE FatHe1 n NJ NalHe
Mouaak=
$50 5 n fhe rector broadcast
oVaf Radio Station HagM lz40
kiIoeyele Subject 81 TO-DAY 81
ores Sitting ~ iHs WaWIde
Begging
Thursday June
100 n Ascension Lay Hals
Communion
RI FRIEDRICH $ KEseH IA
heeIaH
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CHURCH OF TAE HAzARENE

sunday
8 - 5 ~ SUNDAY school
= - s r. morning worship
- ; ~ Young Feaules scr
See
80 : q eKaaHrlIslle seHsHEe
= E4HHH=#HH#
80 + - mld=Neek prayer
FRIDAY
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: hearty welcome a#aIIz 80
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. BAPTIST CHURCH

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
eaFaa gaaafie
Prayer meeting every Tuesday
HIRHf - -
~ visitors welcome We -
tend - 80 . hearty HHHIfaNan -
come aHa NaHsHIE WatI u
HHs J : MORGAN
Fazts4.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mos Point

Preaching sundays At Il A n
and s % T n
Sunday School at 1000 4 II
Training Union a O. + n
MidWeek Services Wednesday
at 800 ! NJ
You are cordially invited to At.
tend
REV u BROCK. Pastor
REV BILL BEAN.
Associate Pastor
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METHODIST

MEIh1UtaT
Corner DUPONT Ave and South
HAzeanauiA street
sunday
IL o. q NJ Church school
1lHo 4 n Morning worship
64n = NJ Youth Fellowship.
$50 = 81 Evening worship
Monday
so Nv S { s-Cueles
One and Two
Tuesday
: 30 + N. " S { s-Circle
Three
"Wednesday
- Z n PRAYER meeting
sHa T II Choir rehearsal
l. " uLMEH.
Pastor
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LINCOLN AVENUE
HAPTIsT CHURCH

Recreation HassfH Federal Public
Haaa8BH Authority Ha4Htlna
lHth street
sunday
a#a = ~ Sunday ahuol
TasafHsa & Essfuus#a j. sslnf
i ~ T. II morning worship
te
e. ? n Baptist Training
uu.on Aila Juaulta Stewart d
feetag
SOP II evening worship ~
wire
Monday
"a NJ Wamans Missionary
Union
IhufNdsY
so N prayer service
hev J y WATTS
Pastor
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

HaseaKauAa
Meets ever SUNDAY II Union
Hal corner 0elmas avenue and
Frederic stree
g - i b Bible study
14U 4 n Communion and
preaching
Meets - fIHemeu Hal 81 = 81
each SUNDAY afternoon
} v EVANS
5sa#F Il evening sene4ce
EREoLE
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4 town af pfasf1e aoss may ex-
TEND Euz ulans H4H*s
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RcHor

1000 4 Sunday school
joe karHaN superintendent
100 4 i ana 7saa p N-
lRaeaealaF service every Sunday
SO = Nv ! / each sun
Is Cecil Mcdonald leadef
so = Prayer service each
Thursday
Hee TON BROWN.
Pastor
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~ NEWMAN cAApsELL

TINS EntsruatseHai 70
Le 81 he ahgve hspf
n - - fateT ~ a.
aes Ser TEXT @l2N H
HaFsa ali mlffs EAsNe tss /
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III 3 aef5ak ri fHe EsaHe -
Cut Esae - ke
fflef 81 - S r H e
o. fff saaat ana iii
r. aNaaea q aae
useu af ire sdastzua class
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HHanH# = enee
lumber L uaH - =
azEe = a.sz b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Go Acts
Inn Canada
Steel Row

WASHINGTON. Jan II GNSl
As strike Of approximately
1900 Canadian steel workers con-
tnued 70 tic up the majority Of
the Dominions steel production
the third day, CfO President
Philip Murray today appointed q
three-man commission 10 attempt
speedy settlement in co-opera-
ton with Humphrey Mitchell, Ca
madam labor minister.
The strikers are members Of the
CLOS Canadian division Mitchell
requested action by Murray when
the strike began January 13,
The commission. granted full
authority 10 deal with the mat
ter is expected 20 arrive in
Ottawa tomorrow morning for con-
ference with Mitchell and Cana
dian labor leaders
The commission was appointed
by the international executive
board Of the Go and consists OF
John Doherty, board member from
Chicago; Elmer J. Maloy. Pitts
burgh board member, and Patrick
Conroy. member of the Canadian
Congress Of Labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Clothes Thieves
Face Long Terms

Found guilty in federal court
Of violating the National Stolen
Property Act by their large scale
theftS of suits and overcoa's in
other states and their sale in
Detroit two men and two women
today face a possible maximum
sentence of $4,000 fine or 10
years Imprisonment
Those convicted. all members
of a gang of nine, are Mrs. Vivian
Sanchez. 35. Of 100 Charlotte
street; Betty Bradovitch. 81. Of
1850 Fifth street; Manuel Garcia,
AZ. of 2033 Clark street, and
Dominic Fognini Al, of Chicago.
Mrs. Sanchez husband, Raymond
Sanchez, indicted at the same
time as the other defendants,
pleaded guilty during the trial.
He also is awaiting sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Wed Oft. Too Soon
Wife Of -Four Takes Tangled Troubles TO Court;
Judge Mops Brow at Her Problem

Mrs. Velma Wilson's tangled
matrimonial affairs are the prob
lem child OF the prosecutor Of
fee today with Mrs. Wilson
fervently pleading that she be
freed from any Of her four nus
hands to whom she might still be
legally married
Mrs. Wilson's dilemma came 70
light when she appeared before
Circuit Judge Lester s Mol seek
ing an annulment from husband
No. 3. William Wilson, because
her first and second marriages
were still valid.
Puzzled, Judge Mol did a little
aStute probing 10 discover through
Testimony that husband No. ] had
been jailed for a felony and Mrs
Wilson, believing this made her
marriage invalid. had mar led
husband No. 2, minor. IN July,
1897.
"Mrs. Wilson discovered her
second husband was minor 30
she didn't live with him"
George VI Hoddad her attorney
explained. III WAS her under
standing that his parents oh
tanned an Annulment"
II was in March. 1899, after
Mrs. Wilson had married husband
No. 3. that the couple discovered
that the annulment from No. z
had not become effective until
after they were married thus
making their marriage illega,.
We didn't live together
after this" Mrs. Wilson said.
She divorced husband No. 3
Oct. 2. 1899.
What have YOU been doing
since then ." Judge Mol asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

At the time, get another essential wartime service
-Sheubrication Thorough correct fabrication every
time YOU 90 TO number is important in making
your car last for the duration. 1t includes:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Lewis Arrives
AT

WASHINGTON, Jan, Is (UP).
A War Labor Board hearing on
the strike Of anthracite coal
miners in Pennsylvania began AZ
2 p. m today, with President John
l.. Lewis and other officials of the
United Mine Workers prepared to
testify
A crowd OF 300 10 400 persons,
probably the largest ever TO attend
a WLB hearing, filled the room 10
capacity. Many local union Off
Gals from Pennsylvania were on
hand 10 testify.
Lewis arrived in the company Of
two Of his assistants, a. d. Lewis
and John J. Mates, and UNIV Vice
President John O'Leary. All Of the
officials declined 10 comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

in the Detroit House of Correction.
Simpson. a 500 a week Detroit
war worker, was killed by his
farm hand employe, Fred r..
Hagen. as, on a lonely road near
Simpsons farm near Emmett.
Hagen confessed in justice court
and was sentenced in ST. Clair
County circuit court to life i'm
prisonment.
Meanwhile, Hagen arrived at
Jackson prison and was assigned
TO a quarantine block for his first
30 DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

II married again. fourth
time, then divorced him." Mrs.
Wilson replied
"T'll take this case under adj
visement for 30 days" the
Judge said hopping his brow,
but, meanwhile, I'll ask the
prosecutors office 10 invcsti-
gate"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

pending review of his conviction,
McCrea was scheduled TO start
serving his four and one-half 10
five-year term this month. The
appeal TO the highest court is his
last hope TO escape prison.
One Supreme Court justice may
stay a sentence. it was pointed
out. but the fun bench must! act
on the appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
British Bomb
Jdp-He|d Akydb

NEW DELHI, Z India, Jan. IS
(INS).-A low-level bombing at
tack was carried out last night
against Japanese-held A kya b
Island. on the Bay of Bengal coast
of Burma, the British India COM
mand announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
$50 Stop Jeep Work
Over Requirements

Dissatisfied with a new program
that seeks 10 replace men with
women on the jeep body assembly
line. $50 Lincoln plant workers
suspended operations for Is min
uteS today.
The issue was eventually left
with shop committee for man
apement conferences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

COMPLETE LUBRICATToN Of all NOV
ing parts with fresh Shell Lubri-
cants. Inspection of transmission
and differential lubricant levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Slain Man S Wife
Begins Jail Term

Dry eyed and determined to be
a model prisoner. Mrs. Helen
Simpson. confessed aid in the
killing OF her husband, Fred Simp-
son, today begins term Of 4 years
IL month 70 5 years Imprisonment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
.MoCred Granted
Stay by Reed

Duncan c. McCrea. former
Wayne County prosecutor under
sentence on graft charges, today
won an additional 60 days of free
dom when United States Supreme
Court Justice Stanley Reed
granted him a stay of sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
!, Appointed Of Dearborn

Mrs. Katherine II. Bryant and
Clara l.. Snow today were APP
pointed to the Dearborn Library
Commission by Mayor Orville
Hubbard. He also reappointed Fire
Chief Roy r. Mottesheard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

DEFORE THE WAR. the miles you drove
~ told you when an oil change was due. And,
because the miles piled up, your engine got
complete oil change up to IL times year!
But the drifting picture is different All of your
driving for essential purposes only-and you cant
get new car till the is That means you
can't take chances particularly with hardto-repace
engine parts They get the best of lubricatiop
But the finest motor oil is exposed to impurities,
DUST abraSves and other contamnants carried through
the air. Even though your oil lies idle in the crankcase,
partially burned fuel particles constantly promoting
oil deterioration.
And, with today's short trips and lower driving
Speeds your engine doesn't get hot enough vaporze
the water formed by combustion and condensation.
This water accumuates in the crankcase and further
contaminates your oil.
So toAlosO the safe, new oil change eaide-your
Gasoline Ration Book
Every time you 90 to a neW number haze your
Shell Dealer drain, flush and refill ,Oih Golden
Shell Motor Oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Koch Medicines
Failed in Tests,
u. s. Aide. Says
Nv DOROTHY WILLIAMS

BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS
Two Of the Koch laboratory
Inc. preparations which were
branded FOR infection" proved
worthless In treating diphtheria
and pneumonia IN experiments on
animals. IL was testified today
Details Of the experiment were
given At the trial of DR. William
+. Koch, 81. genial eX-UniverSity
~ Michigan chemistry professor,
widely known for his cancer
treatments.
Doctor Koch and his brother
Louis. 81. are The first persons 10.
60 on trial for violation Of The
United States Food, Drug and
Cosmetic Act OF 1928 The lahora-
tories. which the physician heads
as president and of which his
brother is Secretary-treaSurer, also
are named in the indictment
A Jury OF nine women and five
men before Fedora Judge Ernest
A. O'Brien is hearing The highly
technical testimony Of some of the
nations outstanding scientists.
EXPERIMENTS TOLD
Henry WEIGH, a hic-tramed New
Englander. who heads the bacteri-
ology division Of the United States
Food and Drug Administration,
told OF his experiments on guinea
pigs and mice with the Koch
products, benzoqunone and gly-
oeylide.
According 10 the labels, benzo-
uuinone is "for the infections and
their sequelae' and glyoXylide is
'for allergy cancer. Infection -
Under questioning by Judge
O'Brien. Welch said diphtheria and
pneumonia would be described As
infections. He explained the phrase
''their sequelae" as meaning the
after effects Of the infections.
my experiments proved that
benxoquinone did not protect
the guinea pigs against n fatal
dose of diphtheria, nor was IL
effective In treating the disease
once Il started" Welsh said.
STANDARD TREATMENT
He told also Of running expert
nients al the same time 10 prove
that animals infected with the
same fatal dose of diphtheria could
be protected and treated success
fully with the standard methods
generally followed by the medical
profession.
In the experiments with glyoNy-
Tide, mice were infected with pneu-
monia. WEIGH recounted.
Again he found the Koch prep
aration useless. WEIGH testified,
after describing how he met with
success following the standard APP
proved treatment with mice SINH
larry infected with pneumonia.
To rule out any possibility that
the drugs themselves were harm
ing the animals. WEIGH gave the
animals injections of the Koch
preparations. but did not infect
them with bacteria.
ANIMALS NOT SICK
These anlnals were not sick.
proving the preparations them
selves were not harming the
animals" WEIGH said
While WEIGH testified Doctor
Koch scrubbed notes as he mas
since the trials outset. Behind
him in the court room were sew
eral OF his patients. some from
out of the city. who were listening
10 the proceedings,
Other spectator seats were filled
with noted scientists.
Chief among these was Dr.
Charles D. Hurd, professor of
chemistry at Northwestern Uni
Versity. author of numerous publi-
cations and a textbook on organic
chemistry,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-28

re Sc ne drze otroci, ali Sc je
me drze niti moski; pa gospa Jo-
vanovicka, XII gre vsako leto v
kopalisce samo zato, do hi dobi-
la otroka, ali j . tenn mic nj
pomagano, ker gre tudi MOI
zrneraj 4 MO; pa gospa Jakob-
fevi6ka, Xxi lima devet otrok in
|enega moza, q hi Bog, 6e je
pravicen, moral to narobe urav-
natl; pa gospa stefanovifka, Hi
ijubi zavrzeno deco, toda sele
tedaj, ko De odrasla, pa gospa
Stankovicka, XII nina dece, ali
ina materinska cuvstva, in BE
mnogo drugih.
Gospel Sima ie plaval v ra-
dosti, videc tako lep odziv in vi
dec svojo idejo he uresniceno.
Upal je, da zdaj oni zlobni pred
iagatelj ne DO incl ME wee
predlagati, kar bi odlozilo kon-
ference. In zares, predlagatelj
nj nieesar wee predlagal, nego Sc
je konferenca zaGela, a gospod
Sima Nedeljkovic je bill emo
glasno izvoljen, da il predsedu-
je. Najprej je odbor petorice
predlozil svoje porocilo O pra-
With raznih podobnih drustev
ma svetu, a ma to je bill izvoljen
odbor e~najstorice, XII DO ma te-
melju ten tujih pravil izdel;0
nacrt pravil. Tako Sc je toraj
sreeno koneala ia konferenca
ma najvecje zadovoljstvo gospo-
da Slime Nedeljkoviea.
In ia odbor enajstorice je de-
lal kake stir ali pet mesecev in
je izdelal taksna pravila, kot
jih nina nobeno drustvo ma
svetu. Observation-Disclosures pa
ragrafev sc je vrstilo drug "a
drugim, a vsek paragraf je toe
no in precizno odloeal vse, tako
da nj bila nititena malenkost H.
puseena.
Ko je bio tudi to gotovo, je
sklical gospod Sima zopet sirso
konfereneo, XII je zacela pretre-
sati pravila. Razume Sc, da SO
nastale zdaj ognjevite in dodge
debate.
(Konec prihodnjic.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-28
Senator il drzave
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Utah hvoli 4ri We
like z~oveznike

Senator Thomas il drzave u
tab je zadnji teden v nekem 60
voru v Carnegie Hallu izjavil,
da so zavezniki "v bistvu uje-
dinjeni, ker Sc borijo prot sla-
bosti v svetu" in je S tenn Cd
bill poskuse Osovine, da zanese
prepir med ME.
Ia vojna, je dejal senator, je
pray "a pray vojna med pravi-
co in krivico. Hitler, Mussolini
in Japonci Sc borijo proti demo
kraciji in svobodi vseh narodov,
In svoboda je ona, XII veze yse
zaveznike.
"Nasi nasprotniki", De rekel