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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
FndayAssembly
Neu Feature of
CAREER Program,

For the past three Fridays the
students of Carver school have pre-
sented some very interesting pro-
grams in the auditorium. AT the
first assembly period, September u.
the Dramatic club presented the
school with a studio couch which
is to be used by the schools in the
production of future plays, The
sponsors of the club last year were
Miss Dorothy Stalnaker and Will
zetta Johnson.
At the same assembly period. the
Carver Trophy was presented to
last years fifth grade for excel
lence in field day events Misses
Wilzetta Johnson. Cora Wells and
Mrs. Lorraine Patterson were the
teachers Of last years fifth grade
and were responsible for the train
ing these children received.
Friday, Oct 6. the third grade,
taught by Mrs. Clementine Nc
Cough, presented a short play
Robert Penn, a member of the
class, was master of ceremonies.
They were very happy to have
some parents present. Parents and
friends are invited to attend all of
the programs. There will be one of
the grades 10 entertain each Friday
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Two Projects
Undert taken By
Lincoln Pupils

The second grade OF Lincoln
school is very busy making poem
book. This book will consist OF
poems that are first memorized and
then written in the book They
made the poem book to exhibit
the number Of poems they have
learned - the improvement in
their writing.
The fifth grade language class
has plenty OF fun hearing the men,
bers of the class tell how they
would give directions TO a stranger
who might ask them for a little
information about getting to GER
tain points about Inkster. Each
member of this class made three
safety rules which we're passed
by the Safety committee. 1t is
hoped that a Safety Motto can be
adopted in just the same way.
Mrs. T. j. Williams and Mrs.
Paine were visitors at Lincoln
school last Friday for its assembly
program.
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Force Trustees
Plan Mortgage
Clearance Drive

WILBERFORCE. Ohio-The Will
berforce university Board of Trus-
tees met in session at Wherefore.
October 10. with Bishop Reverdy
C. Ransom presiding. The main
purpose Of the meeting was 10 plan
for the expansion Of the campaign
TO pay of the 20-year-old mortgage
on the university property.
The members OF the board who
were present included: Bishop
Reverdy c. Ransom. Wherefore;
Bishop David H. Sims, Philadel-
phia. Pa: Bishop John A. Gregg.
Kansas City, Kans; Bishop Frank
NJ. Reid. ST. Louis. Mo; Rev. j, +.
@. Wallace. indianapolis. Ind Rev.
j. A. Charleston. Detroit. Mich.
Rev. B. U. Taylor. Chicago. Ill;
Rev. c. f. Stewart. Portsmouth,
Va; Rev. Kyles. Memphis, Tenn:
Rev. r. B. Smith. Camden. N. j.;
Rev. Joseph Gomez, Cleveland, O.;
Rev. I. N. Patterson. Philadelphia,
Pa; Rev. c. j. Powell. Springfield,
O.: Rev. J. c. Anderson. Pittsburgh.
Pa: Miss Halle O. Brown. WILDER
force, and Atty. Ray E. Hughes.
Columbus, o.
Bishop Ransom described the
purpose Of the meeting. There was
an enthusiastic response with state
ments OF cooperation in the mort
gage redemption drive-particu-
larly from Bishop Sims of the First
District, and Bishop Gregg of the
Fourth District, both Of whom had
launched plans for an ex-
tensive campaign in their areas.
Bishop Gregg stated that his
plans called for the elimination
OF his campaign on December 7. in
Chicago. Bishop Sims said that his
report would be made by Founders
Day, February, l945. Bishop Ran
som announced that the presiding
elders and pastor Of the Third Dis
trict were already at work, as they
had been since last February, and
that he was looking forward to the
raising OF his share of the funds
needed TO wipe out the mortgage.
After brief remarks by President
Wesley. the meeting was adjourned.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Il egi on Post In
CeremonySunday
At Local Temple

Tom Phillips Post No. 1874 held
their annual installation party at
Prince Hall. 275 E. Ferry before q
packed house.
Walter H. z. Scott, districts COM
msnder. was the principal speaker.
He stressed the fact that race posts
in Detroit had always had very
good relations with all other posts
which includes several Of foreign
extractions. and he hoped that
would become the basis for estab-
fishing better understanding Of all
goups that make Detroit a dynamic
place.
Judge William Friedman of the
Circuit Court and Mrs. Norton
Pearl. national rehabilitation chair
man Of the American Legion Aux
Hilary. also spoke.
The citizens Of Boys State
Charles II. Lemon, Charles Berrien.
Robert Fuller. Sam Mass enberg and
Chester Jenkins Jr.-gave splendid
reports on the activities of the
Wolverine Boys State that was
held at East Lansing last June.
They all reported good results in
Civic Government.
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Bishop John Gregg
Dedicates PARSONAGE

The 5000 parsonage at l2005s
Indiana avenue Of the Oak Grove
AM.E. church was dedicated Sun.
day. Oct p. by the RI Rev. John
A. Gyegg. presiding biShon OF the
Fourth Episcopal District Rev. and
Mrs. Robert A. Schley. pastor o.
Oak Grove. recently moved into
the new parsonage With the pur.
chase Of the parsonage, the church
has increased its holdings 10 one
city block.
Elder r. Francis Washington as
sisted the bishop in the dedication
which took place at ! pm, in the
living room.
Elder Washington delivered the
morning message from the subject
Opportunity and Responsibility"
He also introduced the bishop nj
the church service irnmed lately fol-
lowing the dedication at which
Bishop Gregg vas the guest speak
or. Bishop Gregg gave a vivid de-
scription OF his visit 70 the Holy
Land.
Participants on the program in
cluded: Rev. L. s. MarceliS. the
Senior Choir. Mrs Mammie b. Har-
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Macedonia Gives
Is Memberships

Rev. H. H. Coleman. pastor OF
the Macedonia Baptist church. is
confined TO his bed with an attack
of flu. The members of the church
wish to express their wishes for a
speedy recovery Rev c. L. Terrell,
assistant pastor. spoke from the
subject, Gods Garden" His text
was taken from Gen. 2:8-l5.
One hundred dollars was given
for memberships to the YMCA for
twenty-five of the boys Of the
church. One candidate was re-
ceived for baptism.
Mrs. B. Make and Mrs. c. Mel
son have returned to their homes
following several weeks absence
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ris. Troubadors Of Jordon. Mrs
Burnice Avery. Mrs. Elizabeth
Payne-Willis. Cora Edmonds, Elil.
aoeth Crews. Rev. Schley, c. B.
Harris.
Visitors included; Hugh Boothe,
secretary Metropolitan YMCA,
Ralph Van HoesUn. principal Lin
coin high school: Mrs c. F. Hamil.
ion. wife OF pastor OF Ferndale
Baptist church Mrs Charles Z
Smith. Baptist Missionary from
Belgium Congo, Mrs Dora Ballard.
Baptist Children's Home, Royal
Oak Rev Z Boyd. Romulus. Mich,
Rev. X l. Kendrick: Hamlet Tenn
pie, CINE: Rev S c. Davis. Quinn
Chapel; Mrs, A Workman, confer
ence president. Womsn's Mission
airy Society: Mrs. Lille A. Jones.
Chatham, Ontario, Canada.
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Bishop Baber
Heard y,Many

Speaking last Sunday morning
from the subject. "Crucifixion on
Our Streets" the congregation
numbering several thousands.
heard Bishop George w. Baber de-
liver sermon that shall live on in
the memories of those present.
In his closing remarks Bishop
Baber stressed that "sin of the
world makes war, and that the kind
of crucifixion that the world needs,
is that which comes after the pat
tern OF Jesus"
Among the outstanding songs OF
Zion rendered by the Bethany
Chorus and the Senior Choir were
1T Is My Desire" and The Gre
ation." respectively. Eight new
members joined. Isaac Jones is the
church reporter.
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New Program To
Have Innovations

Social events looming in the
near future for the youth of Saun-
ders Religious School number two.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Pitts, entertain
ment chairman. announced that in
vitatlons are in the mail for a pleas
ant pre-Halloween party to be
given in the house of the school,
l244l Mackay street, Octobe %.
On November Z. Miss Viola Bed
ford will be honored with a birth
day. party at the school by men,
bers of the Prayer club.
Chaplain Charles Kirkland and
the Rev. Mrs. Blanch Saunders an
nounce that the new semester of
the school will begin October Is.
Along with the regular program, a
new recreational program has been
devised.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIVE CIRCUIT COURT ron
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCEAY
EssrE OLIVER. Plaintiff
cHAaiis OLIVER. p.f.nd.n. 10 ''''"'

cHAaiEs OLIVER. Defendant 10 ''''''
At 9. session Of said Court held at the
Court House In the City Of Detroit. in said
County. On the 18th day Of October, AID.
Present: The Hon
SHERMAN D. CALENDER.
In thi. cause. It appearing to tn. court
By affidavit hereto attached. that alias
cause for the appearance Of the defendant.
and that same could not be served on or
before the return day thereof, for the
reason that said defendant 10 concsalins
Of Wayne. and STATE Of Michigan. for tn.
purpose Of svadinG service. and that said
alias ehancsry summons has been returned
with the certificate thereon endorsed. show.
said defendant could not be served with
said alias summons on or before the re-
turn day thereof:
Therefore. on mstisn Of Roxberoush and
II Is oSpHRssp' ,S., &c ch!n1i. sn', Oliver
defendant herein. cause his appearance "a
be entered In this cause. within thrss
months from the date Of said order. and
.n.w.r to pi.in.i}fs iii Of complain. 70
he filed. and . copy thereof to be served
on the attorneys for the plaintiff, within
70 day. sft.r service upon him Of . copy
and that In default thereof. the said bill
he taken 80 confessed BY the said de-.
PENDANT,
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that q copy
~ this order be published In any news.
paper published and circulating In the
County Of Wayne and served. according u
law.
sHERMAN D. cALLENpER.
Circuit Judge.
cAsPAR GINcEMAn. CLERK
~ Dan wsicik. Deputy CLERK
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Chorus Raises
Three Thousand

Rev. S. c. Moss delivered the
morning address at the IL am
service at the Russell Street Bap-
fist church Sunday. He chose as
his subject, Making Religion
Easy" At $50 pm. the Gospel
chorus celebrated its eleventh an
niversary with special program.
Music was rendered by the First
Institutional Gospel chorus and
other guest artists.
They were successful in raising
$3.766.83 At 1880 pm, Rev. Moss
preached from the subject, The
Wilmer" The members OF the
church are looking forward to the
next big event of the church, which
will be Mems Day in November.
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT F0R
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHArCERY
DORA BLAIR, plsinuif
49, Va: No. 3ss-sso

| AZ . session OF said Court held At III,
Court Mouse in the City Of Detroit in said
County. on the Goth day Of October. AID.
/ ieN.
oIoRoE ,. MURPHY.
In this cause. IL appearing to tn. eoar,
BY affidavit hereto attached that alias
ehsnosry summons has been issued in this
cause. for the appearance Of the defendant.
and that same could not BE- served on or
before the return day thereof for the
reason that said defendant IL conceaIinE
himsslf within the City Of Pontiac. County
Of Oakland and State Of Michigan. for the
alias ehAnoery summons has been re-.
turned with the certificate thereon an
derssd. showing that after dilissnt search
and inquiry. said defendant could not be
fore the return day thereof:
Therefore, on melton Of RoI thorough and
Icii.fsrro. Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that Jim Blair. de.
tendast herein. cause his appsa :ancs to
be entered In this cause. within three
months from the data Of said order. and
In case Of his appearance, he cause his
answer to plaintiffs bill Of complaint 10
be filed, and q copy thereof to be served
on the attorney. for the plaintiff. within
Of copy Of said bill and notice Of this
order. and that in default thereof, the said
Pill b taken a. confsssed BY the said
II Is FURTHER ORDERED tina, . COPY
paper published and circuls tine In the
County Of Wayne and served, according
GEORGE =. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
cis,xH J, 'i IHfhNoExAx. o.rAi
~ Dan aicik. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
GRAND MUSICALE

The New Light Senior choir vii
give a musical program Sunday,
Oct. 20, at pm. at the New Light
Baptist church. Both at Cobb
streets. The program is being ar
ranged under the direction of Au.
orey McCutcheon. Rev. A. M.
Martin, pastor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Minister Passes
9Th Anniversar,

The Warren Avenue Baptist
church has just closed the celebra-
ton OF the sixth anniversary OF its
pastor, Rev W. r. Matthews. Many
ministers OF the city participated
in the week long celebration which
was concluded with a banquet on
Monday.
Members Of the church and
friends presented Rev Matthews
with gifts and a purse Of $1,000
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

August waste fats collections
figures, just released. reveal that
Wayne county is still in thirty
seventh position among the eighty
three counties in Michigan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ToR
THE COUNTY OF wAYHE
IN CHANcEnY
MAMIE LEoSA WALKER. Plaintiff
vs. Ne, se3-f71

- l.
At . session of said Court held At the
County Building in the City Of Detrsit,
County Of Wayne and State Of nichigsn
on the Tth day Of August. AID. 1914.
Present: The Hon
JOSEPH A. MoYSIHAS.
Circuit Judge.
n "a satisfactorily appearing from the
affidavit Of the Plaintiff-on file In the
sbove-entitled oaute--that the Defendant.
Treemsn walker 10 not q resident Of this
State but that he does resde a. No. 1fo
Garfield Avenue in the City Of Columbus.
County 81 Franklin and State Of Ohio.
On motion OF Julian W Perry. After.
sey for IN. Plaintiff
II 10 ORDERED that freeman waller
appear and answer The Bill Of Complaint
filed in this cause within three - months
from the date Of This Order OF said Bill
Will Ne taken as confessed against him.
And IT Is FURTHER ORDERED ths'
Q copy Of ssid Order b. cent 70 the last
known address Of the said DEFENDANT. by
rsrtstered mail and in case no registered
return receipt signed BY the Defendant. Il
received that this Order be published ~
required ~ Law.
JOSEPH A. xoYSIHAs
A True Copy Circuit Judes.
CASPIAN J IrNeENAN. cl.rk
b. A H,rrresves Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TIE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANcERY

MARerr KENpRIcK, Plaintiff
ma KENpRlcK ". Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. q session Of said Court held ~ the
cdunty Building in 81. City o. Detroit
County 81 Wayne and State Of Michigan.
On this 27th dsy o. september. AID, 1914.
Present. The Hon
JAMES Z. cHEHoT
circui, Judre
In thS cause II appearing from the
affidsvit o. the Plaintiff on Sic IN the
sbovs-sntitled cause. that after diliEsnt
search and inquiry IL cannot be ttcrr.
tanned in What State or County the De-
fsndsnt reside;
On motion Of Julian W. Perry Attorney
Tor Pls;ntiff
IT rs ORDERED that Ira K.ndrieh. Jr,
appear and sntwer ~, Bill Of compls int
filed in this cause within three ~ months
from he date 81 mis- order or said Bill
vii he taken as confessed stsins' him:
And IT Is FURTHER oRpERED that
chs Order be published according 20 Law
and also that a copy % I'll, order he sent
a. the last known soc-su ~ the Defendant
Sass Rvsrd street. p.trort. Michigan. BY
JANIS z. cHENor
Circuit Jade.
Tru. Copy
eLtpAR J IiSeENAN CLERK
~ Dsn vsieik Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
- IN CHANCERY
THOMAS HODGE. Plaintiff
Apprr yi xopor. Defendant No. '''''''

THOMAS HODGE. Plaintiff
Apprr xopor Defendant No. '''''''
At . session Of said Court held at the
Court House In the City Of Detroit. in said
County. on the soth day Of August. AID.
1894
Present: The Hon
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge.
In This cause. u appearing BY affidavit
hereto attached. that the defendant. Addis
Hodge. esnnot be served by process issued
cut % This court a. she IL not . resident
Of 'hs STATE - Michigan hut that she re.
sides in the City % Dsrmott. State Of AR.
hnSss:
On motion o. Robert J. Evans. Attorney
for the Plsintir.
IT ~ ORDERED that the defendant
Addie Hoore. appear and answer the bill
81 complaint filed IN this cause. within
three months from the date Of this order
or that said hill be taken ss cenfessed. and
that this order he sent 20 the defendant By
r.rist.rsd mail 20 her LAST known address
sri II me- received. that this order b
p-blished N any newspaper published and
circulating IN the County Of Wayne. &C
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judss
A True Cow.
| rAsvlE y I1N0EMAN. CLERK
~ Thom. n. Cable. Deputy Clerh
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAEcERY
LUCILLE woRpLAw. Plaintiff
xunaAY wonpLAw. Defendant

Al q session Of said Court held at the
Court Heuss in the City Of Detroit. ~ said
County. on the 9Th day Of October. A.D.,
1eS<.
sHERHAH d. CALENDER
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. IL appearing to the court
ky affidavit hereto attached that cha ncsry
summons has been issued cut and under
the seal Of this court, for the appearance Of
the defendant, and that the same could
not - served on or before the return day
thereof. for the reason that said defendant
being . resident Of the City Of Dstrsit.
County Of Wayne and state Of Michigan,
vas cencesled therein, and said chancsry
summons has been returned with the GER
tifioats thereon endorsed, showing that
after diligent search and inquiry said de-
q Michigan. On or before the return day
On mstien Of Roxboreush and Taiiafsrrs,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
II 10 ORDERED that the said Murray
wsrdlaw, cause his appearance 70 be en-
frsm the date Of this order. and In case Of
kis sppsarasos, he cause his answsr 70 the
plaistiff's bill Of compliant to be filed
anu coy thsrsef 70 be served on the
aHsrnsys for the plaintiff, within 70 dAyI
altar service upen him Of COPY o. said
default thereof. the said bill bs taken a.
senfessed By the said defendant.
IT 70 rUKTHER ORDERED that copy
81 this srder be published in the Miehi'
Eaa Chrenicls. and served. according u
SHERMAN D. cALLENpER.
Circuit Judge.
cAsrAS >. fisoExAS. CLERK
~ Elisabeth Hsldsn. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANcERY
srrTY IL SINS. Plaintiff
JOHN 81 SINS. D.f.na.n, No. '''-'''
At q session Of said Court held 81 .hs
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in ssid
County, on the 18th day Of september AID.
Present. The Hon
JAMES L. cHENor.
Circuit Judge.
In tins cause, IL Appearing By aft IDA Wit
beTeto alta that tEs ascendant, 5oha
kims. cannot be served ~ process issusa
out Of thIs Court, a. he 10 net Q resident
81 the State Of Michigan, but that he re-
aides IN the City OF Cibcihnati, State Of
Ohio:
On motion Of RoIboroush aad Talisfsrrs,
Attorneys TOR the painful.
II 10 ORDERED that the defendant, yehn
klmt appear and answer the bill OF CON-
plant fiied in this cause, within thrss
months from the date Of this srSsr. or that
said bill be taken a. confessed, asd that
this order be sent 70 the dsfsnaant TO his
last known sddrsss. by rssistsrsd mail. and
n not received that the same b published
- the Michigan Chrohicls, according TO Law.
JAMES L. CAEEoT,
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy:
CASPIAN J, LlEGENAN. Clerk
~ Dan wsjcik. Deputy Clerk
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sTATY OF MICHIGAN
IN THY CIRCUIT COURT ron
THE COUNTY or wAYEE
IN euhvcTHY

LOUISE BYRD. Plaintiff
JAMES i. BYRD n.,.,a.,, No. '"'i'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-21
kur Galirna Pasimokyt
Pilietybes Reikale

Lietuviams patogios mokvklos ku-
riose atsibura pilietybss pamokos yra
lsekancios:
Collinwood High, East 152 ST., prize
FSt. Clair, pirniadienio ir ltre6iadie.
nio vakarais, tarp 7-g wi.
East High, 1880 e. 81 st., antra-
dieniais If ketvirtadieniais, tarp
ir 9 val. 81 .
,Glenville High, Parkwood Drive
ir Everton Ave-, pirmadienio ir ire
eiadienip valsarais, 7 iki 8 val.
/ John Adams High, E. 116 st. il
Corlett ave-, pirmadienic ir treeia.
|dienio valarais. t
Qoan School, 1850 +. 1O5 Street
antradienio ir ketvirtadienio popie.
ciais, 1:15 Xxi 3:l5 val.
Y.M.C.A., E. 18th st. ir Prospect
ave., ketyirtadieniais .tarp 2:30 i,
4:30 po pietQ.
Kurie nori siaip informaciju il
apie pilietybes mokyklas gall krei'
pits i Citizens Bureau, Marshall
Bldg, telefonas Cherry 1896.
Buna pamokos skaityti ir rasyt
AngiiSkai, Americas demokratijo:
pamokos, ir ko 81 sails tikisi is sa.
vo pilieciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-21

Pirma karta istorijoje trys Gle
veiando teatrai vienu laiku rodys
to pacia filma kada Hippodrome,
Variety ir Keith's 105th Teatrai
prades rodyti "Song of Bernardet-
te'. Sis didis paveikslas bus pra-
detas rodyti Hippodrome treciadie-
MO nakti, karo darbininkams pir-
miausia, paskui Variety il Keith's
l05th ketvirtadieni, BalandHio 27.
Rodymas tests visuose trijuose te-
atruose.
Xxi zmogaus sirdis lures gala
iausti, myleti, kenteti, laimeti "The
Song of Bernadette" bus atmintyje
'5aipo didziausia filma, nuostabiai
suplanuota ir zavejanciai atskleista
goth Century Fox Pictures pa
~amino ta veikala is knygos j fill
ma pazymetinu budu. Tas zymus
ir placiai pamyletas Franz Wer-
fel's veikalas apie "Berradette" is
pudingiau dar negu knygoje persia
tomas filnnose.
Dalykas einasi apie Bernadette
Soubirous, jauna biednos semos
dukterl kuri pamato prisivaidinima
"Puikiausios Paneles'. Vadovauja-
ma role Lourdes Mergeles vaidina
Jennifer Jones, prize jos veikia kit
geri artistai.
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AKRON, OHIO
Smulkios Zinios

zUVO 43. .Akrono ir Sum.
NIT apskrities industrijose ne.
laimese prie darby pereita me.
ta buvo 362,579 darbo dienp
nuostoliu. Paties Akrono dir.
btuvese per visa 1943 meta
prize darby buvo uzmusta 81
darbininkas, o apskrityje XII.
tose dirbtuvese uzmusta IL.
Visoje Summit apskrityje
prie darby atsitiko 35,5O7 ne
laimes, kuriose darbininkai vi
sokiais budais suzeisti. Daz-
niausi atsitikimai yra tai dar-
bininkams nukirtimas pirstu
visai, tokiq buvo 124 nelaimes,
dalinai nukirsta pirstai IS at
sitikimais. Akiu neteko IL at
sitikimais, ir sesiems darbinin-
kams nukirsta koju pirstai.
NEBUs STREIKQ. seiber-
ling Rubber Co., Barbertone,
paskelbe kad "iki karas tests,
jei kitas streikas istiks sioie
dirbtuveje, bus nuimta Army
Navy 'E' veliava ir grazinta
ten is kur il buvo gauta. Xxi
karas tests, jei kuris Seiber-
ling darbininkas kurstys kitus
streikuoti sioje dirbtuveje, ne
bus leistas ateiti j dirbtuve
dirbti''. KAHN ar tas ka pa
gelbes. Kartais streikai kyla
del svarbiu darbininku reikala-
vimu, o kartais del menknie-
kiu. Laiskus apie tai gavo
1000 darbininku.