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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19


entitled more money That's it's remarkable how
they will turn out to meeting talk about raise and find fault
negotiating committee the raise doesn't come When 'y
think it should they believe should be-
Many of those whose greatest interest is in Their pGnetoOof % @ @
hem attitude looking at their political sua
on for their economic welfare whether they realize OF not
tied up with the politics of the country
LOOK AT CONGRESS
any realize how completely their economic
tied with politics. all they need do consider what mas
occurred labor failed to vote as unit
blind that they believe they better OH
this year than they ast Isn't obvou that Congress mas
failed the workers and snned by commission as wen as
Let's take a look and
Take look at the legislation proposed legislation 1t seems
Smith Connay Act wasn't the act of any friends OF
oPA, which been sabotaged to the point
merely ghost with rather than an directive
Now let's not stop there has failed
do labor Has oopeaed to help roll back the prices ana
bring about economic stablzaton You know IT hasn mas II s
any interest Willingness cooperate with subdzng prices so
that price robacks could be accomplished OF course not
the Of believe that the politicians
represent congress really interested in our
they the welfare and profits of the big
shots? Let's
ANOTHER ANGLE
Remember congress removed the $25ooo
limit imposed by the Presidents executive order? Why was
congress in taking ceiling off the big incomes to the
reversing the President while they have been dsnested
doing the workers whose have been frozen by
another presidential decree? Could 1t be that po gt nave
And while we are about it, we might as well take
revenue raising government Strange isn't it that
profits subjected the taxation
the workers profits continue mount and industry continues
ngon slip the workers, leaving profits still
accumung nhmpeed by further taxation Could that possibly
be due to politics?
LABOR MUST AWAKEN
Yes labor knows what going but not all of labor and that
the
people with the real facts and
get all their (mis)nomaton out of the daily
newspapers
Labor tremendous job do in the next 10 or ii months
the highways and byways and talk to its people
1t show them how necapaby their lives and welfare bound
with politics them that unity not merely for the
purpose getting from employers but in getting
square deal from its government
its position, 1t realize that the
which offered is the which states
abor does unit" The job must be done fast and COM
pete stakes high There standing STILL Labor VIII
after the election of 1874
Workers awaken their position They must realize
their tied with that of their organizations and
which harmful organized labor is
harmful to them
quit expressing the opinion
politics and realize that their
depends considerable extent who
represents them Washington the will arrive at the
point where become united III political action as we
in collective bargaining.
Let's this stupid prae about unions politics and
study of reading and believing all the
which and mslead Let's interest
selves economic welfare and into politics tc
our
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

There will be no peace if, after this is over,
our soldiers are forced to sell apples the street
corners.
There can be no peace in a society where mass
unemployment exists in great industrial cities,
while food rots in other sections of the country.
There will not be peace if few people insist
upon profits as usual while millions of workers are
unable to secure work and are given but bare
subsistence.
UAW PLAN
No one understands the demands which peace
will make upon a war-weary world better than the
workers of this country who have worked hard to
produce the arms and ammunition, and destructive
instruments to kill enemies and destroy their
property That is why the UAW-CIO has come for
ward with a postwar plan which | earnestly
recomment to every thinking worker.
We must plan for the peace now. During war
is the time to make our plans for what is to follow
after the war. That is the why some of the
best brains in our country have been engaged in
an effort to plan now for the days which lie ahead
of US.
International cooperation instead of competi-
ton must be established in the brave new world
about which we have heard much. We cannot go
on as we did before the war; where every nation
is for itself and the devil take the hindmost II
are going to have lasting peace.
We must prepare for the reconversion of Ssei
dustry by preparing program which will mini
mize and cushion unemployment, keep down livlnA
costs and prevent efforts to crush and destroy
labor.
PLANNING
To keep the bad conditions of unemployment
and want at a minimum, to restore industry to
peace time production and bring about decent eco
nomic conditions, we must begin now to make
specific plans for the time when the war is ended
and our soldiers will be returned to civilian life.
In order to prevent any considerable disocaton
Of our economy, must make plans for our SOL
ders, sailors and their families 1t is certain that
our servicemen will feel that the war has not been
won if they cannot return to employment and
decent scale of living Not only must this be done,
but our returning servicemen must be guaranteed
the right to return to their former jobs with accu-
mulated seniority.
Education, bonus, proper compensation for
disabled members of the armed forces and their
families vocational training and proper compensa-
tion laws must be made available to the service
men.
These are all parts of the UAW program,
obtained from your Local Unions educational
plan which is now in printed form and may be
director advise all of you to read it and give 1t
thought Now is the time to prepare for peace.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
It'sNews To Me Is F.ss,i %; !.
WHAT'S UNITY?

writing of the Chicago after the last
election stated results the axiom that labor
doesn't a unit.
that funny it? Labor unions composed OF
people who are purpose and still they do not have
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
ReqionaI Views
BY Richard GOsser, Director,
Region 2B, UAW-CIO
POSTWAR PLANNING

As the war goes on, more and more peace plans
are being advanced by many different groups who
have varying interests.
| don't believe there many people who are
not sincerely interested in seeing peace established
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Economic
Sterilization
BY Melvin Schultz,
President Local II, UAW-CIO

For many months we have heard lot of talk
but seen little action to stabilize our economy for
the balance of the war.
Perhaps this requires some additional qualify
ing, for it is quite apparent to the workers that
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
On The
Beam
BY Clayton w. Fountain

AMERINGER
GOES HOME
The progressive movement in
America lost a stout fighter, and
really swell guy. on the eve
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
What's S
New?
By Edward Duck,
Educational Director, Local IL

COMMITTEEMAN'S CREDO
81 will to the best of my ability
represent those who have chosen
me to defend their jobs and i'm
prove their wages and working
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

Patraukti C. E. /. Pajiegos
ZemOs KainOs Salyg0mis
Patraukti pakankamumu pajiegos ga
limybiu ir nepaprastai zemu kainu
ka The Cleveland Electric Illumina-
ting Company uz pajiega ina, cia ISL
steige dideles isdirbystes gaminimui
magnesiumo, ferro-silicon, ferro-chro-
me ir calcium carbide plote kuri mes
aptarnaujam.
81 sritis buvo parinkta valdzios po
palyginimo musu elektros istekliu ir
kainos uz elektra su kitty sricip kai-
nomis ir istekliais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
ID Y X A I
PAGALBA NUO
REUMATIzMO

Jei keneiate kuno skausmus; jei
sanariai jauslus; jei uzeina skaus-
mai orc permainose, patariam jums
bandyt ROSSE Tabs be mokesties ir
obligaciju. Naudojamos tukstanciu
per virs dvidesimts metu, gavimui
greito paliuosavimo skausmu Reu-
matizmo, Arthritis, ir Neuritis.
DYKAI sio Laikraseio Skaitytojams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojot ROSSE
Tabs, prasom jus BANDYT juos-
isbandykit musu kastu. Pasipsime
jums pilno dydzio pakeli--sunaudo-
kit "a tabletes DYKAI. Jei neduos
greito paliuosavimo nuo skausmo ir
jus busit nepatenkinti pasekmemis
II to pakelio zema kama, grazinkit
nesunaudota dali, ir jums nieko ne
kastuos. Nesiuskit pinigu, Tx savo
varda ir adresa j:
ROSSE Products Co. Dept. X-3
2708 w. Farwell Ave. Chicago, LII
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

Indijos, Australijos, Argent
nos, Anglijos, Americas, Lie
tuvos. Maza kas galejo iskes-
tt sunkios penkiu savaiciu ke-
liones, tai vieni budavo kelias
savaites, kit maziau. Musu
grupeje devyni zmones nuolat
keliavo drauge. AS buvau uz-
imta egzaminais kai progra-
mas prasidejo. Jie tada apva-
zinejo Floridos rytu pakrasti
SUI Miami, Palm Beach, Orlan-
do ir tt. Man neteko pamaty-
ii siu pasaulyje isreklamuotu
vietq, mes galejau atvykti tik
Vasario 5 d. j Tallahassee ir
tolimesne kelione sieke tiktai
Floridos vakarus.
Tallahassee, kur yra Flori-
da State Women's College, ejo
didele Suddenly religine konfe-
rencija. Ten dalyvavo taip
pat studentai-vyrai kurie mo-
kosi atskirai nuo mergaiciu
GAINESVILLE State Universitete.
Musu grupes kalbetojai lake
paskaitas toje konferencijoje,
buvo diskusiju ir tt.
Man teko pirmininkauti drau-
ge su kalbetoju is Anglijos to-
je grupeje kuri rupinosi polka
rines Europos ploblema. Patti
vos palikus siaures universite-
to suola, turejau progos cia pa
stebeti Pietieciu studentu man.
daguma, kultura ir skirtinga
nuo siaurieciu, butent letesne,
kalba ir gyvenimo tempa. Mu-
su grupes kalbetojai gyvenda-
mi viesbutyje kovojo su dide-
lemis sunkenybemis, mes Tai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
T Z L E n { w S
. T H E A T R E
cat The Front"

"At The Front, yra tai pirma
spalvuota ziniu filma is Americas
jiegu isiverzimo Afrikon, pradeda-
ma rodyti Telenews Theatre penk-
tadieni, Kovo 10.
Parodoma pirmieji susiremimai
Amerikos il Vokieciu tanku apie-
linkese Tunisijos miesto Tebourba,
pakeleje siaurvakariuose nuo Med
jez ell Bah; naziu orc uzpolimai
Sioux ell Arba ir Bone miesto; SUI
init Italai ir Vokieciai nelaisviai,
sunaikinti naziu lektuvai.
Parodoma susitikimas Americas
Lieut.. Gen. Mark Clark SUI nuzudy-
tu Admirolu Darlan, Americas ka-
reiviu zygis nuo Bone Siaures At
rikos fronta.
Be to, natysit ellie kitu idomiu
trumpu idomiu dalyku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

lahessee, kaip ir dauguma Flo
|ridos miestu, yra pilnas karei-
viu. Restoranai negalejo ap-
rupinti publikos maistu.' so
uniformuotu vyru tas iris max
tbs nakvojo ant grindu tame
viesbutyje kur musu grupe bu-
|vo apsistojus. O as dziaugiau-
ISL savo privilegijomis, mes bu-
vau apgyvendinta vienoje So
rority House ir gyvenau stu
dentiska gyvenima.
Neziurint perpildytu trauki-
niu, laimingai pasiekem Win
ter Haven miesta prie ezero
apsupto zydinciu apelsinme-
dziu sodais. Turejau progos
|pirma karta gyvenime patti nu-
skinti apelsinu nuo medzio ir
pasiusti juos dovanu savo gi-
minems siaureje. Mat, kadan-
gi Floridoje truksta darbinin-
ky vaisiams rinkti tai daug
vaisiQ supuva ir kas tik nori
gall dykai rinkti ir valgyti
tuos vaisius.
Winter Haven buvo vieninte-
le vieta visoje kelioneje kai
oras tick atsilo jog galima bu-
ivo eiti maudytis ezere (tiesa
pasakius, isbuvau vandenyje
vos 5 minutas). Visa laika
Floridoje buvo begalo salta. O
tropiku Salts dregnas ir daug
smarkiau griebia kaulus negu
lsiaureje.
Cia musu kalbetojai issiskir-
ste kas j Lakeland, kas j Lake
Alfred, o kit pirma musu nu-
vyko j St. Petersburg. Man
teko kalbeti Lake Alfred gim-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
vIETINES LIMOS
Padekime Gabaliauskui
Surasti Lietuvissku
Fasistu

Pirmiausia, ponas Gabaliau-
skas turi pavartyti ''katalikis-
kos spaudos" suvargusius la
pus 1941 metu, kuriuos jisai
pats raSe. -.
Galima drasiai sakyti kad
tas 'katalikiskas strategas' at
ras, nes jis visuomet Rusu
miestus po miesto uzimdavo
dviem savaitem anksciau ne
gu kad Vokieciu propagandos
minister's Goebbels. Vokieciu
ar1nija Wis buvo bent TRIMS
savaitemis pasilikus uz Gaba-
liauska.
'Tas pats buvo ir su milijo-
nais raudonarmieciu, kuriuos
Gabaliauskas savo 'katalikis-
ka gazieta" uzmuse, paeme,
apsupe visuomet daugiau
negu Goebbels ar Vokieciu sta
has.
Tai cia tik dalis tu Gaba-
liausko lenktyniavimu, kuriuo-
Sc jis visada pralenkdavo kitus
tu lenktyniu dalyvius Vo-
kieciu armija ir visa Vokieti-
jos fasistine propaganda.
Paimkime dar viena pavyz-
di: kuris Lietuvis eilinis pile
tbs uzkliuvo Vokietijoje begda-
mas nuo bolseviku okupantu is
Lietuvos, tas buvo dulkinamas
faSistinemis dulkemis. Kuris
atsparus buvo toms dulkems
tas ir siadien sedi Vokietijoje
koncentracijoje, negalejo is
trukti is Vokietijos nei atgal
Lietuva, nei kitur kur.
Taigi, tegul p. Gabaliauskas
su savo poniute palma veidro-
di ir pasiziuri - nereikes dau-
giau jieskoti. Is.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

nazijos mokiniams drauge su
Kun. Turner, kuris daug metu
buvo Amerikonu Baznycios ku.
nigas Berline. Mes daznai
drauge dalyvavome programe
kadangi abu kalbejome apie
Europos reikalus.
Pakalbeje kiekvienas MAJ.
daug po iris kartus LakelandC
baznyciose, Y.W.C.A, ir kitur
traukeme j St. Petersburg, kun
|prasidejo tikrieji musQ var.
gai. -. ir malonumai.
(Bus adugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

Turint dirbtuves gaminancias sias
svarbias medegas po ranka bus ne
ikainuojamas priedas Industrial ir
darbams cia kaip tik karas baigsis.
Ne tiktai automotivu industrija, bet
ir lektuvu, elektrisku padargq, gumo,
chemikalu ir daugis kitty industrijq
kurios randasi Clevelando srityje, tu-
ri galimybes zymiai naudotis siuo
labai svarbiu ekonomisku isvystymu
ka padaro galimu turejimas pa
kankamai pajiegos zemomis kainomis
kaip 81 Kompanija patiekia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
HIPPoDRoME
"Commandos Strike at
Dawn"

81 filma palikta dar vienai savai-
tel laiko, pradedant ketvirtadieniu
Kovo 1S. Tai vaizdas kariaujan-
ciu vyru, nuotikinga karzygiu isto-
RIA parasyta krauju ir asaromis
moteru kurias jie palieka.
Vadovaujama role atlieka Paul
Mum, SUI simtais karui paruostu
tikrQju Commando vyru. 81 veika-
Ia visi taip pamego kad jo rody-
mas reikalinga uztseti dar viena
savaite. Veikalas apima buda ko-
kiu Commands uzpuola priesus,
juromis, oru ir zeme.
Xiii zymus artistai Shame veika-
lie yra Anna Lee, Lillian Gish, Sir
Cedric Hardwicke ir Robert Coote.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
.Pajiegos Rezervai

PajiegOs ReZerval
Tai yra senai igyvendintas The Cleve-
land Electric Illuminating Company
nusistatymas tureti visais laikais pa
kankamus rezervus uztikrinimui pasi-
tiketinO, elektros patarnavimO
Laikantis to save nusistatymO 81 kom-
panija 1888 smetais pradejO $35,OOO,OOO
prapletimo programa kuris tapo ivyk-
dytas numatytu laiku.
BE siu pajiegos rezervu, milziniski in
dustriniai pletimaisi kokie atsibuvo
Gia pastarais dviem metals nebutu ga
leje ivykti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
sVALSTIJOS degtinss kon

oNALcIIJUS degtlneS kO11-
troles taryba rupinasi isdirb-
tt planus degtines platinimui
taip kad paskiras pilietis gale
tQ laikas nuo laiko gauti pro-
ga nusipirkti nors po bonka
degtines. Susekta kad Cleve-
lando degtines parduotuviu ap-
tarnautojai slaptai per uzpaka-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
kELIONE 20
FLORIDA
Hypatia E. o. Ycaite.

krumus po mano langu kai as
rengiau savo paskutinius egza-
minus Universitete. Sausio me-
nesio Salts griebe kaulus, bet
as su malonumu galvojau apie
kelione j Florida, kuria ture-
jau pamatyti pirma kart (nes
niekad ten dar nebuvau buvus)
pradzioje Vasario.
Buvau pakviesta kalbeti apie
Lietuva sarysyje SUI pasaulio
krikscioniu Observation-Disclosures
ir dalyvauti Florida Chain of
Missionary Assemblies" pro-
CRANE. Tai yra vienintele sa-
vo rusies organizacija Ameri-
koje, apimanti daugell visu
protestantisku denomin a c j y
baznyciu Floridoje. Tas pro-
gramas kasmet Vasario meme
81 parupina apie 10 ar daugiau
kalbetoju parinktu is ivairiu
krastu krikScionisku veikeju
tarpo. Per penkias savaites ia
kalbetoju grupe apvazineja zy-
mesnius Floridos miestus. To
programo tikslas yra perduoti
vaizda krikscionisko judejimo
ivairiose pasaulio dalyse ir su-
pazindinti bel apsviesti bazny-
cias tarptautiniu problemu at
zvilgiu.
ST. Petersburg mieste yra
centralinis komitetas to "Chain
of Missions, vadovauj a m S
Miss B. L. Woodford; jis su-
darytas is ivairiu denominaci-
| ju atstovu, kaip tai Presbyte-
rijonu, Baptistu, Metodistu ir
| tt. Su st. Petersburg komite-
tu dirba panasus komitetai zy-
mesniuose Foridos miestuose.
Florida Chain o Missions"
dirba jau 13 metu su dideliu
pasisekimu. Prize to pasiseki-
mo daug prisideda faktas kad
Floridon suvaziuoja daug tu-
ristu is ivairiu Americas vals-
tiju. Taigi siadien "Chain of
Missions" yra virtus Floridos
tradicija ir kalbetojai is to
Chain Of Missions yra kviecia-
mi kalbeti ne vien baznyciose
bet ir kitose organizacijose,
kaip U.S.O., Y.W.C.A. moteru
bel vyru klubuose ir tt.
Tokiu budu mano dalyvavi-
mas "Chain of Missions" pro-
CRANE buvo proga supazindin-
ii ne tik Floridos vietinius gy-
ventojus, bet ir platesne Ame-
rikos publika SUI Lietuvos ru-
pesciais ir viltimis. Tas Chain
of Missions programs siadien
yra daugiau kulturinis, negu
grynai religinis, mes siu laiku
krikscioniu veikejai ina Wis
labiau suprast kad menka nau-
da is baznycios kuri gyvena
Idebesyse ir palieka neisspres-
tas kasdieninio gyvenimo pro-
blemas. Taigi programo kali
betojai nekalbejo vien apie re-
| ligija, bet ir ekonomines, socia-
lines ir politines problemas tu
krastu kuriuos jie atstovavo.
Tai paaiskina kodel name
pakviete dalyvauti, nors as ne
SUI nei kunigas, nei misijonie-
RUS, tuo skirdamasi nuo dau-
gumos to programo dalyviu.
Oar budama Lietuvoje, do
mejausi pasaulio Krikscionis-
kojo jaunimo judejimu, ir at
stovavau Lietuva Pasaulinia-
me Krikscionisko jaunimo SUI
vaziavime 1889 metals Ans
terdame, Holandijoj. Vos me-
nuo po to Hitleris izenge j Len
kija ir pasaulis netrukus pa
sinere karo liepsnose. Neteko-
me namu ir tevynes. Pain
tvs sudarytos dirbant tose
krikscioniskose organizacijose
padejo musq seimai sunkioje
astuoniQ menesiu kelioneje is
Europos, ir tiktai ju deka mes
persiireme per Atlanta. O tai
irodo kad tarptautinis bendra-
darbiavimas per krikscioniu
Raznvcia Uro roEr,oac do1ylxoo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

lines duris isdavinejo degtine
tuzinais bonku, kuomet papras-
tas pirkejas per priesakines
duris inejes negalejo gauti nei
puskvortes nusipirkti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

X TEITIES automobils vezimas kuris bus ums pada-
rytas kuomet Pergae bus laimeta - bus daugiau
gu automobiles Savu azvilgiu tai bus symbols geresnes
ateties
Kaipo toks Symbols W lures nauja pavidaa groz r vaz
dnguma. Jane vazuodami jausites ktais daugau malo
Jis BUS naujas atzvigiais nau metalai r
plastikos, naujos ruses gumas.
Tarp medegu rekalingu aees automobile sdirbmui yra
magnesium, ferrosicon, ferrochrome r calcium carbide
sp medegq pagamnimu sunaudojama ddee gausybe elek
ros sio paegos patarnavmas tur butt visiska paske
tinas sios jiegos kainos tur butt visa zemos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
Symbols Geresnes Ateities!

Magnesumo drbtuve veika au keletas menesu r kitos
dirbtuves tuoj prades gamyba.
Operuodamos pnu sak, sios nauos drbuves kartu
sunaudos elektros meta daugau Kompania pa
gan1no eektros bent kuri meta prizes 1887 metus.
Svarbqs Karo Metu, Neikainuojami Taikoje
siu dirbtuviu produktai yra butini aimejimu karo
Magnesium vadnamas magisku metau modernines indus
tros Ferrosicon ir ferro-chrome yra sudetina
ami gamnmui nauju penu kure yra lengvesn, stpresn
r nepasiduoda rudms Calcium carbide naudojamas isdr
bimui syntetisko gumo r chemikalu.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

Rev. Oliver j. Hart, Bishop Co-ad-
Many people find life here very
thin. In no city is there more lone
liness than right here in Wash
ington.
"A crowd of people does not make
community. So many persons here
are completely uprooted. In true
community life the individual is
enhanced and enriched. He is not
merely an atom among a mass of
atoms. What we are faced with to-
day is the problem of building
world community. The only force
that can adequately do that is the
Spirit of Our Lord"
Convention Delegates Elected.
Bishop Hart paid tribute to Bishop
Freeman. II don't know of any one
who can really come to the aid of his
clergyman like Bishop Freeman" he
said
The Rev. Enoch M. Thompson,
rector of Nativity and Resurrection
parish, brought up for discussion
the possible appointment of bishop
coadjutor in the diocese of Wash
ington to assist the Bishop of Wash
ington with the increasing evan
gelistic and administrative duties
attendant on growing population
here. Such an appointment re-
quires the consent of the bishop,
and because of the frail health of
Bishop Freeman no action was
taken by the convention.
Elected to attend the annual
Episcopalian national convention in
Cleveland in october were: The
Rev. DR.. F. J. Bohanan, the Rev.
Clyde Brown. the Rev. F. Bland
Tucker and the Rev T. o. Wedel;
also Thomas E. Robertson, O. R..
Singleton. Wr. w. S. Bowen and
Charles w. F. Wilson.
H. L. Rust, jr., was elected treas
urer of the diocese and Charles F..
Wilson was elected chancellor. The
Rev. Armand T. Eyler, rector of St.
Margarets Church, was host. Mr..
Wilson presided at the evening
meeting. Bishop Hart is former
rector of st. Johns Church at La
fayette Square.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON

meeting, concluded the one-day con-
vention attended by'rectors and ves-
tries of 80 parishes in the District
and the four Maryland counties
Of Montgomery, Prince Georges,
Charles and st. Marys. The Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of
Washington, was prevented by ILL
ness from attending the sessions,
which were held in st. Margaret S
Church
Don't Sell Church Short"
"You have heard it said that peo-
pie are turning away from organ
lied religion" Bishop Hart said,
but don't sell your church short.
Realize that If there is to be any
hope for building a community
world after this war, 1t must come
from the church."
Paraphrasing the opinion of an
old farm woman in Tennessee, who
once told him that after a lifetime
on the plantation she found life in
big city very thin," Bishop Hart
said of Washington: That's also
what happens here in Washington.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Pastor Says Homes Must
Check Delinquency

The Rev. Robert Shields, pastor
of the KenilWorth Presbyterian
Church, last night told joint meet
ing of the Kenilworth Citizens As
sociation and the schools Parent
Teacher Association that the most
important work to be done in check
ing and forestalling child delin-
ouency must be initiated in the
home.
Addressing the group in the Ken
ilworth school, DR.. Shields said:
'The rise of delinquency has been
staggering. OF course we must take
steps to stem this trend, but I am
speaking tonight to the mothers Of
young children. There are none so
young as not to be affected by post
war conditions in our society.
THE way to equip our children
to meet this test is to plant now
the seeds which will blossom in their
later life. Elementary school teach
ers can help in this, as can our
Sunday school staff. But the most
important work must be done in the
home. Bring the child up in the
way he should 60"
With Mrs. E. B. Heinleine, presi-
dent of the Kenilworth P-TA, pre-
siding. the meeting voted to draft
a resolution seeking express"
transports to their area. The
resolution will be submitted to
Traffic Director William A. Van
Duzer.
The best way to root for victory
is to dig deep into that pocketbook
or purse and buy War savings
stamps.