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Evening star., 1949-05-21

torium on unifcst1on plans
II said. however. that the South
eru group should he asked 10 JON
the larger church n inviting tire
United Presbyterian Churcn e
North America. the Genera, Synod
OF the Reformed Church In Amer
ics and the Cumberland Pyesoy-
terrain Church. among Others. ID
create a larger union OF All
churches OF the Presbyterian
family"
A question from the floor a-ouxh;
DR.. Lords comment that The Pres
byterian Church. United States Of
America. will extend the invita-
ton 20 the smaller groups whether
or not the Southern church par
ticipates.
Merger Considered.
In Buck Hill Falls. Pa. mean
while. the United Presbyterian
Church and the Reformed Church
are considering whether 70 submit
a proposed merger Of their groc ps
70 their CONGREGATIONS for a vote.
The 500 delegates got down 10
business today after electing pre-
siding officers. They will end their
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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"On Capitol Hal'
4th and B Sss. ST..
JAMES CURTIS FAIL. Minister.
Mrs.. Norma Shepherd,
Orgsnist and Director.
9:30o.m.-Church School.
| 100 o.m.-"Psoes - Not Con-
fusion"
NMsery Dariss Service
100 p.m.-Sr. ond Young Peoples
Fellowship.
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to Study the Field Of Theological
Education.
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma told
the gathering yesterday that al
though great peoples and mighty
nations" bind themselves together
Ito achieve the purpose Of the At
lantic Charter" the only program
that will be effective is acceptance
of the Christian one making all
men brothers.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

cooperate with
other groups in
forming a COM
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indecent, sug-
gestive, salaci-
GUS and gen.
orally immoral
m a t erial In
m o vi n g pic
lures, current
t iction and
other literature,
radio and tele-
v ision pro-
grams and other
media of enter
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
Things That Interest Women
BY z essie r. Bell

HOW DO you Look--Is yours a problem hair? Have
you danduff oily hair falling hair dry hair? Any one a.
all oil these conditions present quite problem any
of the year.
If you are troubled with falling hair massage the scalp
daily with your fingers let your doctor give you physical
eheekp since hair trouble almost always starts and ends with
ones physical condition as a whole
Brush the hair we'll night morning Your diet must be
Welbalanced with plenty of the right kind of vtamns. if YOU
do not know which foods contain most beneficial to
the hair your doctor give you complete list Also spend
sometime each day in the sun.
II your hair is oily the best way to cope with this IN
pleasant condition is to have frequent shampoo With this
type OF hair should always have harrsser give what
Is known as tight close curl this makes the hair more
manageable
Ii you are troubled with dandruff here again frequent
hampoos VIII serve you we'll Also regular thorough brush
g ASK your harresser to recommend good anseptc say
or tonic to be applied to the hair and scalp
your hair is dry employ the brushing system more than
order to bring the natural oil your scalp to the hair
WI" hls condition. should allow tight or close curl
as hs would cause the hair to break also dries the hair
more. $3.50
you would have lovely hair keep healthy get out in the
sum- eat the right foods play and have of fun get YOUR
rest and your share of fresh air
SEND ten cents in cash stamps each leae listed
cumming The Waistline Minerals for Beauty Your Measure
en ana len Points On Being Attractive Address Bessie F.
be co Goba News Syndicate Inc p Box &c. Manhattan
vile Station, NYC.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
e ards Mate Must
Give Him Family
Says Grandma

Cincinnati, O-(Atlasl- Ezzard
Charles. MIA heavyweight cham
pion. must find a mate who can
give him a family or there Will
be a matrimony, that is If his
grandmother has anything 10 say
about il.
II is reported that the gray.
haired grandmother OF the famous
young fighter insists that the girl
her grand son marrics must give
him a family, and disclosed tina,
any marriage to his current host
OF anticipated admirers is iabooed
Reports have been current that
Charles has been quite friendly
with Mrs Lula Belle Ferguson.
near middle-aged wealthy owner
Of cineinnati's Cotton Club. bu,
according 10 Grandma Charles.
these reports are unfoundcd.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
New Workers Visit
Family Here

DR. & Mrs. James L. Curtis of
Brooklyn are visiting parents
Mr.. & Mrs. Alonzo Rawls of Ills
w. Goth. ST. DIR. Curtis, a gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan
Medical school in 1916, is con-
pleting qualifications to become
specialist in nervous and mental
diseases. He is resident physician
in psychiatry at the Long Island
College OF Medicine. Mrs. Vivian
Rawls Curtis is a native of Little
Rock. She received the NJ. S. W
degree from University Of Michi-
gan in 1913 and at present is a
psychiatric social worker of the
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
PhiIander Opens
81st Yr. Of Service
To Arkansans

Philander Smith college began
its 8lst year of consecutive SER
vices with a formal presentation
of the faculty. staff and student
body to the community in special
opening service on September 4,
at Wesley Chapel, 18th and State
street by DR.. NJ Lafayette Harris,
college president.
DR., Harris announced the OPEN
ing of night sessions, beginning
September Is, offering regular ac-
ademic subjects for those men and
women who hold daily jobs but
who find it expedient to continue
academic pursuits.
The ultimate purpose of Phi
lander Smith college is to defin-
ltely contribute to the most COM
plete development of individuals
and groups in such manner as to
help them live most abundant
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
PHONE SAN
Phone Us Your News

Mrs Jessie L. Fields 1923 returned last week from
her vacation in ST Louis where and friends
Mrs Fields the recipient of eouresies during her visit
Miss Catha NJ Meels nece of Mr. & Mrs. Willie Powell
sos Beech returned recently Adkins where she
guest of Mr. Mrs Henry Beard Catha Mae active
Der of the Leach Chapel junior church and is high school
freshman at Jones high school.
Arriving from Ogden where they vacaonel this summer
were Misses Pomona Geneva Worlds daughters of Mrs Ova
Worlds so Hazel street. accompanying them Misses Joyce
Worlds Levada billiard Chester Newton Robert Worlds.
Miss Worlds Arkansas State where she soph
omore Miss billiard will enter Arkansas Baptist freshman,
Robert Worlds Chester Newton left for home Monday
DR.. Mrs. W. J. Massie Camden moored here Sunday
pick up their children Jackie jr Joyceyn Andrea who had
been visiting their grandparents Mr. Mrs NJ Taylor 302 E.
9th Mrs Taylors sister Mrs. c. c. Neal of Pine Bluff visited
with them last week.
Visiting Mr. Mrs, Will Dunn TT Pine their grand
children Claudia Willie NJ Emerson of Lake Providence La
The Jones high school PTA meets Wednesday, September
Is at 70 in the school auditorium The purpose of the meet
ing elect officers and begin plans
bership drive.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Handy 1915 E 9th entertained with
dinner party l"onday night. beautiful arrangement
of late flowers decorated the house for this occasion
Gladoas and Verbenas formed eenerpece for the lace
covered dining table Guests Mr. Mrs. W. Hason,
Mr. Mrs. II. Hughes Mr. & Mrs D. Scott Mr. & Mrs
Bradford Mr.. Mrs " Hattison Mr.. Mrs Archie Mitchell
NJ Fields, Rev. Martin and Mr. Parks
The members of the Busy Bee Club of Bethel A. NJ. E.
church sponsored Bingo party recently at the n L. r.
Boosters hall Guests received many nice gifts The door prize
was by Mrs. NJ L. Bell Club members welcomed Mrs
L. NJ Robinson who returned recently from enjoyable
ton Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, President, Mrs. Claudia Ellis,
porter.
Rev & Mrs. Charles Currey, 1720 E. End will conduct
special services Saturday night September 10 the
of Washington and Hazel and at Dewitt Sunday Sepem
Der H.
Baptsma services held Sunday afternoon by the
King Sooman Baptist church 1904 Pine Bearskn Lake with
the pastor Rev. C. L. Crner officiating and Rev. H. c. Cunt
mgham assisting. Forty candidates baptized
the results Of 10 day meeting conducted by Rev. A. Bosey
pastor Of Macedonia Baptist church, Little Rock.
The Eighth street Baptist church observed Youth Day Sun
day September Young people had charge of the entire
vices for that day Sunday afternoon the guest speaker
Rev. f. T. Guy Jr whose text "Worshpping Cog Emp
handrd The program cmaxed Monday night with music
al banquet which Prof w. Harris principal speaker
Rev. W. r. Vaughn is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
wife OF BAPTIST
OFFICIAL PASSES

Mrs. Ella N. Jamison, Wife of
Rev. j. A. Jamison OF Morrilton,
President of reglar state eonven-
ton died Sunday, September 4.
She is survived by her husband 2
daughters, | son, grandchildren.
sister and l brother. Funeral
Will be held at Union Baptist
church, Morrilton sunday Septem-
Der II at 2:30 p. M. Burial will be
IN Morrilton cemetery by Thrower
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Kings county psyehiatric hospital
in Brooklyn. While mentioning
here DR.. & Mrs, Curtis enjoyed
several social affairs. The couple
win visit friends and relatives in
Buffalo before returning to Brook
lyn.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chanccry Court
Evangeline Wood Harvey,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 870l8
Hermon Harvey, Defendant
The Defendant. Hermon Harvey
IL warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Evange-
line Wood Harvey
Dated: September LIST. 1910
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. A Hibbler
Attorney ad Liiem
II. s Nixon. chancery Clerk
BY airline p, Turner. d. c.
e9-l6-23-30 n
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Rita Semmler. Plaintiff
VS. No. 870i3
Charles Semmler. Defendant
The defendant. Charles Semmler,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Rita
Semmler.
Dated: September list, 1949
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave f. Witt
Attorney ad Litem
II. s. Nixon. chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. c.
9.9-i6-23-30 At
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
and wholesome life.
Philander Smith Is definitely q

ana wholesome lie.
Philander Smith is definitely a
christian college. II acknow-
Lodges a definite obligation to the
church. In addition to high scho-
larship and a keen sense OF per-
sonal responsibility, primary emf
phasis is upon the development Of
creative and radiant personalities.
The supreme purpose is to make
human intelligence socially and
spiritually effective.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Smith, Press newsboy returned to the city last week
after an extended vacation in the state of Oklahoma Sapupa
he visited with his Mrs Lucy
he was the guest of his aunt, Mrs Alma sisters
Jaequelyn and Sylvia Smith.
Mrs. Floyd Burrel who teaches Garfield recently made
brief visit here to attend the graduation of her nephew E
Sanders who received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Phi
lander Smith college, While the city, visited her
cousins Mr.. Mrs Henry Bobo 1417 W. 18th street Many
social courteses paid Mrs Be while she the city,
Mrs. Eddie Bell Miller left the city via Chicago and Sou
them Arnes to spend the weekend with her brother
inaw Mr. Mrs. Leslie in Memphis to attend the
annual picnic of the IIumko Refinery Co.
Mr.. & Mrs. p M. E. Thompson ST. 1906 S. Martin have
just returned from extended vacation in Louis Chicago
Denver Pueblo They accompanied by their grandson
Fred NJ Wroen, r They had very enjoyable stay visiting
their & other relatives.
Tom Wilson, iry formerly Little Rock now residing in De-
tro is visiting the city,
Mrs. L. O. Hollis 1903 Cross is mentioning in ST.
Louis Detroit.
birthday party given honor of Mrs G. T TAYLOR
of Auvege August % by the family were approximate
y 100 persons present Out of guests were Rev Mrs
H. Holmes of Newport Rev. Mrs Brunson Harrisburg Mr.
Mrs w. Jackson of Blyhevie p v Robinson of Little
Rock Mr. Mrs j. o. Lowe of Kansas City, Mr.. Mrs. r. G.
Taylor of Chicago Taylor Mrs W. Taylor of Huntesvile
Mo- Mrs. Taylor received many beautiful gifts
The Pinochle Club organized August % The officers
Vice president Mrs Gloria Wilson; secretary Mrs Celeste
Thompson treasurer Mrs. Lillian Talley reporter Mrs Bill
lie Jean Thomas The winners of this week prizes Mrs
Gloria Wilson Mrs. Celeste Thompson wishing to
join the club submit Mrs Esee Rutledge $500
w. 18th Mrs. Billie Jean Thomas reporter
Mrs. Jewel Nelson daughters Misses Louise Johnnie
Nelson spending brief vacation Dallas with friends
Mrs. Lena Jordan of Lena Jordan hospital has returned
from Atlanta after spending several days Georgia with her
daughter Mrs. Lena Hollis Bennett r Mrs Bennett
confined TO the hospital during which time she underwent
serious operation preceding the birth Of IL son at the
Grady hospital Mrs Jordan reports mother doing fine
The TeenAge Klover kub of Bethel church will meet
to begin its fall winter of meetings church
urday at 5 All members asked to be present bust
ness of importance Miss Rose Burnett, president
"
The Twentieth Century girls had business meeting Thurs
day. September the home Of Mrs. Olivia Hamilton 1902
Rock street Business of importance discussed
played with Miss Mildred Summervie winning first prize Miss
Dorothy Mae Williams prize Mrs. Ruby Dunlap BOBBY
Mrs Holmes Dunlap from their vacations and
reported very enjoyable trip. delicious repas served
by the hostess Mrs Minnie Mae Holmes president Miss Doro-
thy Mae Williams, reporter.
FOR RENT-Furnshed front bedroom cooking privileges
Phone 3-0974. ADV
Miss Jessie C. Taylor has returned the city finish her
education Pander Smith college Miss Taylor has been Wis
iting relatives In Berkeley.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

and Ruffin & Jarret funera!
homes.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mrs Jewel Nelson daughters Misses Louise e. Johnnie
Nelson spending brief Dallas with friends
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
WARNING ORDER


WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Loris w. Bell. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 870l6
Henry George Bell, Defendant
The Defendant, Henry George Belt
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
COMPLAINT of the Plaintiff, Loris
w. Bell.
Dated. September lst, 1919
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
]. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner. D. c.
m q .
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mrs. Lena Jordan of Lena Jordan hospital has reu
from Atlanta after spending several days in Georgia with
daughter Mrs Lena Hollis Bennett jr Mrs. Bennett had
confined to the hospital during which time she undewe
serious operation preceding the birth Of IL lib son al
Grady hospital Mrs Jordan reports mother are doing
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
WARNING ORDER

WARNING OkDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Couae
Mary King Plaintiff
VS.. No. 86958
Willie King. Defendant
The defendant. Willie King ID
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Mary
King.
Dated: August 26th. l949
]. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. A. Hlbbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner. ID e.
0.2-0-i6-HA
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Miss Jessie C. Taylor has returned the city finish her
education Pander Smith college Miss Taylor has been Wis
iting relatives in Berkeley.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

A birthday party was given in honor of Mrs G. T. Tay
of Auvege August o. BY the family There approxa
~ 100 persons present Out of town guests Rev &
H. Holmes of Newport Rev Mrs Brunson of Harrisburg
Mrs W. Jackson of Blyhevlle, Mrs p " Robinson of Lit
Rock Mr. Mrs. j. o. Lowe of Kansas City Mr. Mrs R.
Taylor OF Chicago c. Taylor Mrs W. Taylor of Huntersvi
Mo. Mrs Taylor received many beautiful gifts.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER


State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Helen Snobby, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 870l2
M. D. Snobby, Defendant
The Defendant, NJ D, Snobby, 10
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Helen
Snobby
Dated: September LIST, l949
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave K. Witt
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery CIerk
By Airline P, Turner, D. c.
On 10 ~ <yr -
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

The Teen-Age Kloyer klub of Bethel AME church will
TO begin its fall winter series Of meetings the churcl
urday at p m. All members asked to be present,
of Importance. Miss Rose Burnett president
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mrs. l.. o. Hollis, 1903 Cross street is
Louis & Detroit.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

FOR RENT-Furnished front bedroom
Phone 3-0974.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
WARNING ORDER

"H0tshESu VROL0
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Nancy Ola Parker. ct al. PlaintiflD
vs.. No. 86927
Rosie Williams. Defendant
The defendant. Rosie Williams =
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer tho
complaint Of the plaintiffs, Nancy
Ola Parker. et al.
Dated: August 23rd, 1919
Byron noEard
Solicitor for Plaintiffs |"
Homer Tanner
Attorney nd Litem
H. s. Nixon. Chancery cIera
BY Airline p. Turner. D. c.
A. "a o. . a n A.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Tom Wilson, jr., formerly of Little Rock
troit is visiting the city.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mr.. & Mrs. P. M. E. Thompson, ST., 1906 S. Martin
just returned from extended vacation in St Louis c.
Denver Pueblo. They were accompanied by their era
Fred M. Wroen ir. They had very enjoyable stay v
their son & other relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mrs. Eddie Bell Miller left the city via Chicago an
them Airlines to spend the weekend with her brother e.
in-aw, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Graham in Memphis to ate
annual picnic of the Humko Refinery Co.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Joe Smith, Press newsboy returned to the city last week
after an extended vacation in the Oklahoma Sapupa
he visited with his aunt Mrs Lucy Tulsa
he was the guest of his aunt Mrs Alma MCGOWAN sisters
Jacquelyn and Sylvia Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

The Twentieth Century girls had business meeting
day, September / at the home Of Mrs. Olivia HamiltC
Rock street Business of importance discussed Gan
played with Miss Mildred Summerville winning first pri
Dorothy Mae Williams, second prize Mrs. Ruby Dunlap
Mrs Holmes Dunlap had returned from their yacati
reported very enjoyable trip delicious repast wa,
by the hostess Mrs. Minnie Mae Holmes. president Mi,
thy Mae Williams, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Mrs. Floyd Burre, who teaches in Garfield recent
brief visit here to attend the graduation of her nephe
Sanders who received his Bachelor of Arts degree fir
lander Smith college While in the city, Mrs Burre Wis
cousins, Mr.. Mrs. Henry Bobo of 1417 W. 14h stree
social courteses were paid Mrs. Burre while she in
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16
WARNING ORDER


State Of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chanccry Core
Loveta Benson. Plaintiff
vs.. No SGD33
Stanley X. Benson. Defendant
The defendant, Stanley X Bcn0Q
Is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer lho
complaint OF the plaintiff. Lovsto
Bensen.
Dated: August 23rd, ip40
Ralph Morrsw
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave z. With
Attorney nd Li,cm
". $ Nixon, chancery Clcrb
BY airline p. Turner, d e.
U.u N "A n a
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-16

Visiting Mr.. & Mrs. Will Dunn, TT
children Claudia < Willie NJ Emerson OF
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-24

Bore Into Teachers Groups
Agents of the department are to
be at hand at all major conventions
and conferences of teachers organi-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-24
Park County Labor
URGES BONNER TO APPEAR I'm
Behalf OF eva

Recalling how ex-Gov. Sam Ford had time
and aagin opposed all proposed valley au-
thority legislation, Park County Trades &
Labor Council Monday evening went on rec
ord asking that Governor John W. Bonner
go to Washington next week to testify in
behalf of a Columbia Valley Authority be-
fore the senate public works committee.
After emphasizing in a letter, how the
council had worked as a bloc to secure a
change in the state administration last No
vember, the Park county group pointed out
that with unemployment steadily growing,
such large public works projects as eva can
play an important part in saving Montana
and the nation from another depression of
the magnitude of the 1898 crash.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-24

| For years the National Association
of Manufacturers has tried to pump
its reactionary, anti-labor propagan-
da in the nations schools. Teachers
have regularly been on its mailing
list for so-called background mate
rial.
That's only small potatoes, how
ever, compared to the program I'M
yelled this week in the NAM News.
From now ON; the NAM intends to
go all out in telling ''industry's story
to Students" Managing Director Earl
Bunting informed the employer
members of the association.
All Schools To Be Target
The campaign, he said, will be
pressed Sin grade and high schools,
as well as in colleges and universe
ties" In short, no trick will be
Bunting even let it be
known that the NAM intends to line
up a council of Outstanding educa-
tors" to serve as advisers" in the
drive.
Another top-priority activity of
the department." the NAM said, sis
IN arranging for leading industrial
SITS to tell the story of American
enterprise before student assemblies
IN the campuses of colleges and uni
across the Nation.
The propaganda to be fed the stu
Tents will stress the glories of ''free
NAM style, and "make
informative material con-
erning the role of industry in the
rowth of our country"
Bore Into Teachers Groups
Agents of the department are to
e at hand at all major conventions
nd conferences of teachers organi- =
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-06-24
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the evidence without County Attorney Melvin Mag
nussen? Wasn't the method used granting highly
irregular? Is not the judge that law
that gambling equipment when evidence
be destroyed instead of being returned to the
Is the contempt citation placed against Sheriff Munger
Tuesday indication that visiting Judge William Lesseey of
Bozeman less patient with the shers
ves than either Judge Padbury the County Commission
of Lewis & Clark county?
Why certain important political personages so con-
cerned publicity being given racketeerng by THE
NOTE graphic raceeerng it's effects
the political webeng on unlawful
labor
it the theatre your