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Accepted Fact. During her three-hour ordeal, Mrs. Mclsaac goes into ecstatic trances. Afterward she describes her visions. A Catholic priest who has investigated them terms their details accurate as to background, architecture, dress, manners and language: "In the visions of the Passion, for instance, not only does she hear the vernacular of the time and place, Aramaic, but distinguishes between dialects of this tongue. She describes the . . . Roman eagles, fasces and other objects in very simple language but in great detail...
Pleased with the result, she spent $2.50 last spring to have a recording made. Then she took it to Cincinnati Disc Jockey (WCPO) Bill Dawes. Skeptical, Dawes listened to it. Said he afterward: "At first I thought it was just the mood I was in that made me like it, so in the middle of my show I said to my audience, 'Friends, here is a little song . . . called Our Lady of Fatima. I'm going to play it for you . . . and I'd like to know what you think...
...mill, Taft was confronted by a line of angry men, greeted by a din of jeers and catcalls. Disregarding the advice of city detectives, he ordered his car slowed down. He leaned out his car window, grinned and said: "Hello there, fellows." Most of the strikers, he reported afterward, "smiled back at me when I waved and seemed glad to meet a notorious person." Inside the mill, Taft got a friendly reception from other workers, some of whom turned away from their furnaces and rollers to shake his hand...
...departure from Lever Bros. (TIME, Jan. 30), went back to work last week. Still young (41) and ambitious, Chuck Luckman and Los Angeles Architect William Pereira formed a 50-50 partnership. Luckman graduated (University of Illinois '31) as an architect, though he went into the soap business shortly afterward; Pereira is an old friend and college classmate. The firm, specializing in commercial and institutional structures, has $25 million in business on hand...
...Afterward, Walker said to newsmen: "We will not give up an inch of ground that is not already lost . . . There's no thought in the mind of anybody in this Army-even though we might be so disposed-that there can possibly be a Dunkirk. It would be impossible...