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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

Yra faktas kad katalika
ypatingai socialistai megsta
pabrezti kad 1926-194O metals
Lietuva buvo fasistu valdoma
lygiai taip pat yra faktas il
tai kad Americas Lietuviu Ia
ryba ir katalikiska ir socialis.
tiska spauda velioni A. SINE.
tona tituluodavo diktatorium
fasistu ir panasiai, o dabar ia.
sizmo reiskejais skelbia esant
apie Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
susiburusius zmones ir tauti-
ninkus apskritai. Jie gi patys
s,albiasi esq demokratais il
~an'at kartoja kad ateities
tuva butinai turf butt de-
mokratine. Demokratine Lie
"a demokratine ir jos
yald-ia. Tautininkai gi yra
fa$istai, uztat jie negales bu-
tt valdzioje. Kas kita katali-
kai ir socialistai - jie demo-
kratai ir kaip toxic sudarys
ateities Lietuvos valdzia. Gra-
zus planelis.
Taciau stebetina, ir bolsevi-
kai tautininkus SUI velioniu A.
Smetona priesakyje apsaukia
faSistais. Tx ju isvada kita:
ateities Lietuva lures valdyti
ne demokratai ir ne kurie XII
tt, o jie, komunistai, mes tik
komunizmas gals 'islaisvinti'
nuo fasizmo nukentejusius Lie
tuvos zmones.
Tautininkai ne syki yra nu-
rode kad jie nemato nieko ste
betino fakte kad bolsevikai
skelbia Lietuva buvus fasisti-
ne valstybe: jie nqri pateisin-
ii savo grobuoniskas pretenzi-
jas Lietuva. 0 aplinkybe kad
bolseviku tvirtinimus kartoja
ir katalikai ir socialistai, te-
parodanti ju nora pirmoje Ell
leie uzkenkti tautininkams ir'
iSkelti save visai negalvojant
kaip visa tai atsilieps Lietuv0s
valstybei ir visai Lietuviu tau
tai. Sitai kaip tik ir parodo
kad socialistams ir katalikams
partiniai reikalai stow auks-
ciau valsty biniu. Jei butu prize
singai, jei jiems valstybiniai
reikalai stovetu pirmoje vieto-
je, jie nejieskotu fasizmo Lie
tuvos praeityje, 0 irodinetu
nopriklausomos Lietuvos walls
tybini subrendima (kuri tarp
Eitko ivairiomis progomis yra
rakartotinai pabreze objekty-
IS svetimtau6iai), jos kultu-
rine If ekonomine pazanga bel
is to isplaukiancia teise j ne
priklausoma gyvenima, teise
kuria brutaliai sutrype pir-
miau Stalinas, paskui Hitle-
ris.
Jei katalikams ir socialis-
tams Lietuvos valstybes reika-
lai butu stoveje auksciau par
tiniu, jie nebutu sykiu su boil
sevikais Amerikos federali-
mems istaigoms skunde velio-
Mo A. Smetonos kaipo naziu
agento ar panasiai, bet butu il
vieningai rene, nes A. Smeto-
nos viesi pasirodymai, kuriuo-
Sc neretai dalyVaudavo auks-
tieji Amerikos valdzios parel-
gonys ir kuriuos placiai pir-
muose puslapiuose aprasydavo
patys didieji Americas laikras-
ciai, palankiai lvertindami lr
gindami Lietuvos byla, Lietu-
val buvo labai naudingi.
Kai dabar Pulk. Grinius skal-
te apie Lietuva paskaitas Flo
ridoje, Draugas idejo placius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

Fasizmo Primetmas Tautininkan,s Netarnauja Lietu-
Gerovei. seskiskas Grigaicio ir Vaidylos Gin
klas. Tx Nevalstybiski Sociaistai Cali Abejoti ar
Lietuvos zmones Nori Nepriklausomos Letuvos,
ar Ne Kaip Katalikq Baznycios Mokslas Pazure-
tu j Broiavimasi Nevalstybskais ir Prizes -Reli-
giskais Socialstais?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
RU PlklAI
(MEDzIAGA ISTORIJAD

10 uuCAIACS lIldCOIIiC huu hu
taliku Lietuviu iseivija dirbo
il veike pradzioje su Lenkais,
padedami tverti Lenkiskai-Lie-
tuviskas paiapijas ir organiza-.
cijas. Istorija pazymi kad Su-
sivienijimas Lietuviu Ameri-
koje, arba originals LietuviQ
Rymo-Kataliku Susivienijimas
Amerikoje, likos inkorporuo-
tas 1886 metals ir jo "tevu'
buvO a. a. Kun. A. Burba. Nuo
pat susitverimo minetos orga-
nizacijos, joje turejo didele
itekme kunigija ir tas Xxi siai
dienai pasiliko. LRKSA kon-
stitucija grieztai reikalauja
kad kiekvienas narys atliktu
Velykine ispazinti, o kitaip bus
isbrauktas is organizacijos.
Katrie is musu zinome Lie
tuviu Socialism, Sajunga Ame-
rikoje (dabar tik likuciai te-
egzistuoja) istorija tai sitoje
organizacijoje daugiausia dir
DO Grigaitis, Pruseika, Stilso-
mas ir daugiau, kurie per orga-
ma Kova atakavo katalikus, ir
81 organizacija buvo didziau-
stu priesu religijos, o daugiau-
sia kunigijos.
Bet LSSA savo konstitucijo-
je nedraude socialistui (nariui)
priklausyti prie LRKSA ir taip
pat katalikui tapti LSSA ma
riu.
siadien istorija atsikartoja:
LRKSA likos moraliu LSSA
nariu ir ta kunigijai priesinga
akta -papilde ju paciu aukleti-
mis- ir vadas, p. L. simutis, ku-
ris observation-disclosures su socia-
listu ir didziausiu kunigijos
ir tikybos niekintoju Grigaiciu,
pardave kataliku organizacija
bedievybes skelejui. Dabar,
kaip matome, tai ne tik ka ka-
talikai ranka ranka mazgoja
SUI socialistais, bet ir jq istai-
gose priimti tarnauti buve So
cialistu redaktoreiliai.
Kaip istorija raso, katalikai
atsikrate Lenku, tautininku
bedieviu, o uz trumpo laiko
tas bus ir su Grigaiciu, Bago-
cium il kitais ia patti practices
istorija, kuri visada atsikarto-
ia.
Nuo jaunu dienu Bagocius
buvo socialism, ir Xxi siai die
mai nera kitokiu, bet kataliku
spauda talpina jo rastus j sa-
vo spaltas, gindama jo asme-
nj ir kandidatura j SLA prezi-
denta, daugiau negu apie tai
yra rasoma SLA organe Tevy-
neje. Katalikai likos socialis-
tu geriausiu irangiu politikos
dirvoje.
Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
Pittsburghe saukia konferenci-
ia visq vakarines Pennsylvania
jos draugiju, klubu ir parapi-
ju delegatu. Girdeti kad If
Ohio valstijos parapijos ir klu-
bal gavo pakvietima isrinkti
delegatus j ia suvaziavima.
Matyti kad sociahstai su-
maise prota katalikams kad
negali nei atskirti Pennsylva-
MICS nuo Ohio.
Pirmam pasauliniam karul
einant, SLA tautininkai buvo
pasirenge "atstatytT Lietuva
ir tuli ju vadai buvo suorganl-
zave Lietuvos Atstatymo Ben
drove, kurioje likos surinkta IS
Amerikos Lietuviu virs puse
milijono dolariu. Stamblau-
siu serininku eileje buvo tuli
vyrai kurie seniau dirbo uz
maza alga SLA ofise, o savo
aukstas vietas toje bendrove-
je palaike savo dideliu skait-
lium serQ. Gal tas ir buvo
priezastim kad jie Lietuvos ne
Sausas Berzas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

10 'kVapaS". kalp muSu pa
duotos Grigaicio ir Vaidylos
straipsniu citatos parodo, ses.
kiskas ginklas jiems labai art
prize Strides.
| OAR PRIZE PETRAPILIO s
| SEIMO
! Tick apie tai. Dabar dar ke.
atas zodziu del 1917 metu Pc
rapilio seimo. Dirvos Bal. IA
1umeryje buvo nurodyta kad
ocialistai 1917 metals Petra
)ilio Lietuviu seine Lietuvai
5ereikalavo autonomijos Rusi-
| jos ribose ar federacijos su ia,
tuo tarpu kai visi kiti seimo
dalyviai grieztai reikalavo Lie
tuvai visiskos nepriklausomy-
bes. Su tue nesutikdami, So
cialistai prasisalino is seimo.
Nors tai yra negincijamas
| faktas, Grigaitis iprastu jam
| neskrupulingumu (Nauj. Bal.
lS) ta negincijama fakta pa
adina melu ir nurodo kad Pc
trapilio seimo skilimas senai,
girdi isaiskintas (kur, gal 1889
South Halsted Street, Chica-
go, Ill.?): gincas, girdi, ejes
tik delto kas turis spresti Lie
uvos likima - Petrapilio kon-
ferencija ar patys LietuVos
.mones? Nesunku iziureti ST.
okio "aiskinimo" dirbtinuma.
Petrapilio Lietuviu seimas
ivyko tada kada Lietuva dar
tebebuvo karineje Vokietijos
okupacijoje, kuri, nesiskaity-
DANA su Lietuvoje likusiu Cen
traliniu Komitetu, tue labiau
maza demesio tebutu kreipus
j uz Lietuvos ribu susispietu-
sius Lietuvius. Kas kita Ru-
sija. Lietuva teisiniu poziurlu
tebebuvo jos dalimi, todel Ru-
sijos vyriausybe pilnai galejo
Lietuvos atzvilgiu priimti lval-
riu sprendimu, netgi pripazinti
Lietuvai nepriklausomybe. 81
tai suprato patriotingieji Pet
rapilio Lietuviu seimo dalyviai,
todel ir grieztai reikalavo pill
nos nepriklausomybes Lietu-
val. Grigaicio gi nurodymas
kaG socialistai bevelyje atsl-
klausti "paciu Lietuvos emo
niu" yra visai nepagrystas; :;
nejaugi kan dar galejO kilt
abejoniq kad Lietuvos zmones,
jei jiems butu suteikta prOga
laisvai pareiksti savo valiq,
butu pasisake kad jie nenori
neprikIausomOs LietuvOs ir be-
veliia likti RusijOs dalimi?
Tokiais isgamomis galejo
pasirodyti tik tie kuriems Mar
ksas ir tarptautinis internaclo-
nalas buvo artimesnis negu sa-
va, nuo visu kitty valstybiq at
skirta Lietuviska Lietuva. Cha
ir islenda yla is maiso. Sufa-
brikuodamas ana socialistu nu-
sistatyma, kad, girdi, Jie no.
reje atsiklausti paciu Lietuvos
zmoniu, Grigaitis irodo kad
dar siadien jis tebera istlklmas
savo senajai socia[revoliuclJo-
nieriskai dvasiai, mes kiekvle-
mas tikras LietuVls nIekuomet
neabejojo ir neabejoja kad Vi
sa Eietuviu tauta, isskyrus ke-
leta isgamu, visuomet ir viso-
mis- isgalemis sieke, siekla II
sieks laisvos ir nepriklausomos
Lietuvos, ir sitas nusistatymas
yra toks aiskus kad niekam
nei galva negali ateiti paklau-
sti ar taip istikruju yra. Taip,
tik Marksistas, nihilistas If
social revoliucijonierius gal i
abejoti ar Lietuviai nori sa-
vos nepriklausomos valstybes,
ar ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

War Bonds Laimes Kara!
Pirkit War Bonds ir vel!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

Britu signalu korpuso vyrai
dirba prie TELEGRAPH liniju, nuo
Algiers Xxi Teherano, 5000 N.Y.
liu ilgio. Du Sinajaus polici-
ninkai, prajojanti ant kupra-
nugariu, sveikina dirbancius,
iskeldami sautuvus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
Skelbirnai "Dirvoje"
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartus uz $1.OO

Srnulkus skelbimai Dirvoje'
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, krautuviq isnuo
mavimas ar pardavimas, pajisa
kojimai, padekos laiskai, gall
me patalpinti sia kaina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Meat RdtioninQ
Aug. b

The consumer got break and
the War Food Administration
came out second best in its first
tilt with the OPA in a decision
on meat rationing announced in
Washington today.
Previously the VIA directed
the OPA TO restore hams and
pork lons to the rationing list
and 10 remove commercial util-
ity grades of beef steaks and
roasts from rationing by Aug. l.
Today the OPA announced that
the July point chart for meat will
remain in effect until Aug. 13.
The order on Is points a pound
for butter continues. Three more
ration stamps, AS. B-5 and C-5
for buying meats and fats, will
become valid on July 30.
Blue stamps BIS, C-5, DIS, E-5
and F-5w will be disable beginning
next Tuesday.
The OPA validated all these
stamps for an indefinite period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Alleged Evdder
Chooses Army

Frank J. Maljc alleged draft
dodccr Who said that Japan was
justified in attacking Pearl Har-
Dor, today Is starting his mill
tary career as a buck private al
Fl. Sheridan, iii after passing
The physical examination at the
induction center yesterday.
Male IS. Of 1910 Rohns, was
scheduled 20 appear yesterday in
Federal court on charges Of vio-
latlng the draft law, but az the
last minute changed his mind and
reported 10 the induction center.
In view Of the youth entry into
the army, a motion 70 dismiss
the charges against HIM is eX-
pected. Federal authorities said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Refute PeIIeY
Story on Ford

WASHINGTON, July % tUP)
A fat denial that Henry Ford
rad ever seen either William Dud-
ley Pelley. ex-Snver Shirt leader,
or Mai. Gen. George Van Horn
MoseIey. went into the record to-
day at the mass sedition trial of
Pelley and others.
A spokesman for the Ford COM
pany declared that Peiiey was
Thrown out of the office building
at Dearborn when he attempted
to obtain funds for his nefarlous
organization"
Earlier the government had in
troduced a letter from Pelley TO
Moseley in which the former de-
clared he could absolutely alter
the course of American history in
the next two 10 four years if he
could obtain the wealth" of Ford,
the "glamor" of Charles A. Lind
berg. the prestige of Senator
Wheeler and the interest OF
MoSeley.
Pelley said he was seeking
MoSeley's aid ito convince the
army personnel of the integrity Of
our intentions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Id Took Time
Laundry Delivers Collars
After 6Y7 Years

STURGIS, July % GNS)-A
package Of shirt collars which
Jesse Winer, local barber, sent 10
the Coldwater Steam Laundry in
January. 1898, was returned 10
him today with a bill for 2S cents.
The collars apparently disap-
peared from the laundry but were
recovered yesterday when an en-
ploye was cleaning the back OF
the radiators The package had
fallen between the wall and radi-
atOr.
Winer paid the deliveryman but
instructed him 10 take the collars
back and launder them again and
in less time than six and a halt
years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Loses 100000
Suit for Damages

Elmer n '<app p n l72ol
Colbourn. blinded hy an explosion
Of industrial ammonia in the plant
Of tho Detroit Steel Products Co
IN December. 1870. today has lost
a 5000 OO0 damage suit against
the r du Pont de Nomour> Go
Federal Judge Lederle ycSter-
dav afternoon directed a Jury to
bring in verdict Of no cause for
action
In SUIT some month, ago in
Wayne County Circuit Court
Kapp accepted a $4,000 settle
ment from the Frank W Kerr Co
AnOhcr circuit court suit against
tho Eaton Clark Co. is still
pending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Woman War Worker
Attacked in Park

A 33-year-old woman war
worker was attacked in the River
Rouge golf course early today by
a lone aSsailant who threatened
her with a knife.
She told police that a man
about "a years old, 5 feet 4 inches
tall and wearing a white sport
shirt. leaped at her from the shad-
oWs on Burt road between Plym-
outh and Capitol and forced her
10 ACCOMPANY him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Gas Coupon
Sale Charged

Euls Fay BlvenS ., waitress.
accused Of selling $50 Alp gas
coupons n an east side gas dealer
for S205. will be arraigned before
L. 6. Commissioner Hurd today
on A charge Of selling counterfeit
gas ration coupons
Federal and OPA agents are
still investigating The case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

The Reno bill charges only men
tai cruelty whereas the one filed
some time ago with the New York
supreme court charged infidelitieS
in New York, Washington Detroit
and London. extreme cruelty and
chronic alcoholism. That suit was
Withdrawn.
Martin Seaman. an attorney for
Mrs. Dodge. said the new suit was
filed upon completion of a prop
erty settlement, possibly cash
deal close 10 Sl.0OO.000.' His
present marriage is Dodge'S third
While living IN Reno awaiting
her divorce, Mrs Dodge has been
entertaining laviShly, it was re-
Voaled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Stove Burns Home

-Four children and Mrs Emmett
Odell escaped unframed whom fire
caused by an exploding gasoline
stove destroyed her home Al 1i300
Chestnut InkStcr. Mrs Odell was
billing the stove yesterday When IT
oxnlpdpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Pied Piper. IL. Boasts
OF KILLING l.5OO Rats
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Robust l?-ycar-old Don Gray
Of zoo Townsend, IS a modcrn-day
Pod Piper ID his nclchborhood
Only he uses the plain stand
ard rat-'rap instead Of pipe
and hc sure catches ON
Il was about FIVE years ago that
Tor tired of catching NICE turned
to- bigger game.
In 'rCec five wears no has el11l-
mated about 800 rats az rate Of
eight or nine q night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Pool Recommended

A new swimming pool similar
TO the seashore pool in West
Dearborn has been recommended
10 the Dearborn mayor and coun-
Gil by the Dearborn Recreation
Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

within a few days conditions i'm
prove.
Once in a While he makes
enough 10 buy tho three new traps
necessary each week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
EXPERT TRAPPER

"T,e got 20 good AZ it, he
said. Il can set a trap with my
eyes shut. The big traps with
double springs with a good pull,
are the best.
THE bait is very important,
too. Hot dogs fried in bacon
grease. really get EN-. ANY kind
Of fried meat or buttered bread
i good. when It's raining use
bacon grease.
The S-B student az Barbour In
icrucdIate believes II the CITY
would put a bounty on rats, the
would be cleaned up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Hit-Runner
Injuries Two

Harold F. JOY 46 supervisor of
purchasing at the Chrysler Tank
Arsenal. today was held by police
for investigation Of leaving the
scene of an accident early today
in which two persons were in
cured.
The victims we're Mrs. Gladys
Schneider 29. of 35ll Fourth, and
Glenn Turner, 36, of 500 Temple.
Mrs. Schneider is in serious con-
dition at Receiving Hospital with
decorations and a possible skull
fracture. Turner received first aid
for decorations of the hand and
WAS released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
COULD MAKE MONEY

III they had that" he said II
could make more money than In
"A factory.
NclghborS for blocks around
call ~ the champion when the
situation gets out OF control. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
2d Divorce Suit Filed
ByMrS. HOraceD DODGE
Times Photc

second divorce suit but which failed mention
charges contained the first has been filed in Reno
against Horace f. Dodge Jr by his showg wife, Martha
Mickey Devine Dodge. il learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
BURG STRESSES NEED

A. the present time American
Airlines are running % planes
daily out OF Detroit whereas five
years ago the total was II daily
Burg stressed the urgent need for
ostWar expansion
, The suit, involving The condcm-
nation Of 7s3 parcels Of property
and possible raIlng NJ 527 present
structures. IS being heard hy Cir
cult Judge Alton II Noe The
proposed airport area covers n
square milo Of land Warren town
ship officials and property owner
have shown opposition 20 y and
their testimony n rcbut'al on the
necessity IS expected this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
AGED MAN INJURED

Another traffic accident last
night resulted in a possible skull
fracture for julius Lion. 70, who
was taken 10 Receiving Hospital
after he repeatedly stepped into
traffic AT Woodward and Congress
and was struck by a Windsor
tunnel bus. The driver Of the bus.
Henry Trombley, 1916 Aubin
Windsor, was questioned and re-
leased.
The sole clue 10 Lions address
was A letter found in his pocket.
II was addressed to him at PA
Tyler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
HIT AT INTERSECTION

Witnesses said Turner and Mrs.
Schneider were walking across
Second with Turner's brother,
John, when struck at Selden by
a car which failed 10 stop. John
Turner gave police the license
number of the car which report
eddy struck the pair.
II was traced TO JOY and he
was arrested as he drove his car
into tho driveway AT his home,
1926 Muirland by Detective Nit
chell Grimes and Patrolmen Les
ter Werm and Hugh Judge. The
officers said that JOY denied hav-
ing struck the couple but that
there was fresh dent in the left
front fender of his car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Airnnen Praise
Warren Site
Absence of-Hdzards
Explained TO Jury

n MT CLEMENS, July rs VIII
liam Schwarz, engineer for the
American Airlines, yesterday tes-
titled i'm Macomb County circuit
court before a Jury of ii persons
studying the necessity for an air.
port in Warren Township that the
suggested site at Eight Mile.
Ryan, Dequindrc and Nine Mile
roads would be classified as one
OF the highest practicabIllty
The absence of gas and water
tanks and smoke stacks in the
vicinity would rate the area as
such, Schwarz told the jury, which
for days surveyed the site and is
now holding hearing on the
necessity of an airport in that
area.
HAS PROPER CLEARANCE
Schwarz testified that the re-
quired - per cent bank for land
ing planes and the necessary 30
foot clearance adjoining the air
port would be provided az the
Warren Township site.
William J. Wallace, engineer for
the City Of Detroit, also testified
"a 10 the favorability Of the site.
and Frank NJ Burg. traffic man
ager Of the American Airlines,
Detroit. submitted testimony that
clearly told the need for postwar
expansion of alrfeld facilities.
He said the number Of air pass
enCerS arriving at and leaving
Detroit FIVE years after the war
will reach 10000 per month.
Plane departures during peak
periods at that time Will HIT sc
an hour.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-15
The Glory
(Conttnued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
very real that the audience,
though Spell-bound, burst into
a thunderous applause at it's con-
cluSion.
A very touching scene was the
coming crowd at Calvary, here
the music was not only fitting,
but very well rendered by the L.
G. Choir.
Next came the soldiers to
watch the tomb and the High
Priest and a Levite came to see
that all was well. This perform
ance was well done and the audi
ence again applauded.
Then came the moment Of
Solemnity when two figures
clothed in shimmering white
satin appeared and greatly
frightened the guards away, and
rolled the stone away from the
door of the sepulchere, only to
find it empty and the occupant
gone. In the distance three wo-
men are seen approaching bow
ed in deep grief. They were Mary
the Mother of Jesus, Mary Mag
delene and Salome. From the
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WILLIAM MONROE TRoTTER

standing, is best known to the
general public through his ma
tional radio addresses on the
Message Of Israel" He is con-
Sidered one of the most original
and brilliant thinkers of the
Jewish Ministry today and is
a popular lecturer in the fields
of psychology and theology.
Greetings from the clergy
and the field of social service
will be brought by the Rev
Charles H Foggie of the Minis
ters' Interdenominational Al
lance, and Morris R Taylor,
Headworker, Robert Gould
Shaw House. Music will be fur
niShed by the choir of Peoples
BatiSt church under direction
of Mrs Florence H Taylor, Or
ganiSt. Soloists for the occasion
will be Mrs Blanche Diggs and
John Thomas Warner.
There will be silver offer
ing at the door. All funds re-
ceived will go to the Trustees
of Resthaven Home, 100 Fish
er ave, Roxbury, for the benefit
of the home.
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angels they learn that their Lord
is risen and Salome leaves to get
the disciples while the others
enter the tomb. The disciples,
Peter and John, return with Sa-
lone and all enter the tomb to
witness that the Lord is risen.
This was "a most beautiful pic
ture, as they revently reviewed
the place where once Jesus lay.
Again the lights were lowered
and from somewhere a figure
clothed in soft white robe with
Shimmering cloak came into
view to proclaim the message of
the Resurrection. It was the Rev.
DR.. Fisher, and as the sermon
was delivered, the whole audi
ence seemed to be caught in the
spirit and gave praise to God
as the word of truth was given.
Even amid the shouts of Hal
lelujahl" "Amen!" praise the
Lord" the messengers voice
sounded above all, as though it.
was amplified. Then came the
conclusion, all of the participants
came onto the stage and Joined
in the grand chorus, "All Hail the
Risen Lord; and as they reach
ed the final Hallelujah'S their
voices sang with praise so that
it seemed even the very walls
answered them. The curtain
closed and the audinece depart
ed giving thanks to God for all.
The Characters: Shebna, Mrs.
". Dickinson; Eunice, Mrs. T.
Lawrence; Joseph, Mr.. Ralph
Elliot; NicodemuS, Mr.. William
Fisher, Jr., Judas, Mr.. Donald
Joseph; Captain, Mr.. Williams;
Soldiers, Mr.. Harris; Mr.. G.
Blenders; Mr.. Stanley; High
Priest, Mr.. John Hawkins, Levite
Mr. Ralph Smith; Angels, Mrs.
M. Fairfax. Miss Carolyn Hall.
Women; disciples, Messenger.