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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
SupirkO LOrain Street
Banko Akcijas

Field, Richards & Co., investmen-
tu ir underwriteriu firma, pranesa
supirkima virs 80 nuosimciu Lorain
Street Banko seru.
Ia pirkin1a uzgyre serininku su-
sirinkimas, ir kiekvienas serininkas
gaus po $222.5o nuo sero, kuriu par
verte buvo $50. Isviso yra isleista
5000 seru.
Kaip tikima, Lorain Street Bank
perves savo depozitus ir visa turta
j Ire Cleveland Trust Company, ka
tikima uzgirs abieju tu banku seri-
ninkai ir banku vyriausybe.
Sulyg Birzelio 20, 1916 apyskai-
tos Lorain Street Banko depozitai
sieke apie $19,5O0,00O.
John r. Olderman yra preziden-
tas Lorain Street Bank, kurio Wy
riausia vieta prie Lorain ave. ir
Fulton rd., ir skyriais 13021 Lorain
ave., ir Detroit ir Cook aves., Lake
wood.
The Cleveland Trust Company, is
teigta 1894 metals, yra didziausias
Ohio bankas, ir turi AT skyrius Di-
dziajame Clevelande, Bedford, Lo-
rain, Painesville, Willoughby. 10
bendri depozitai virsija viena bill
jona dolariu Depozitu atzvilgiu
stow 16toje vietoje sioje Salyje, ap-
tarnaudamas virs 668,OOO depozitu
saskaitu. Sis bankas pastaru laiku
pranese turis kapitalo fonda virs
S51 100000. |. F. Freiberger yra
tarybos pirmininkas, George Gund
yra prezidentas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
TaS kruvinas Bjaurly DOkunentas

Paragraph No. l of the Sec
ret protocol of Aug. %, 1889
is modified in that the terrific
ry of the Lithuanian State
shall fall within the sphere of
interest of the USSR, whereas,
on the other hand, the district
OF Lublin and parts of the dis
trict of Warsaw shall fall with
in the sphere of interest of
Germany. AS soon as the gov
ernment of the USSR shall
take special measures on Lith-
uanian territory for the pro-
lection of her interests, the
present German Lithuanian
frontier will be rectified in or
der to accomplish a natural
and simple frontier so that the
Lithuanian territory lying in
the southwest of the line mar
ked on the attached map shall
belong to Germany.
Signed:
For the German Government,
j. Ribbentrop;
"On behalf of the Government
of the USSR, V. Molotov."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

treaty between the German
Reich and the Union of Socia-
list Soviet Republics the un-
dersigned representatives of
the two parties discussed in a
highly confidential conversa-
tion the problem of the demar-
kation of the spheres of in
fluence of either party in East
ern Europe. This conversation
has the following result:
"1. In the case of a politico-
territorial change in the terri
tories belanging to the Baltic
States - Finland, Estonia,
Latvia and Lithuania - the
northern frontier of Lithuania
shall form also the demarca-
tion of the spheres of interest
between Germany and the US
SR.
"This protocol shall be trea-
ted by both parties in a strict
ly secret manner. -.
'"The second agreement bears
the title Secret Agreement
and is dated Moscow, Septem-
ber %, 1889, and signed iden-
tically with the first. The text
runs:
''The undersigned plenipoten-
tiaries state that there is an
agreement between the govern
ments of the German Reich
and the USSR as follows:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
TAI NEPASLEPIAMAS
DALYKAS

siu sutarciu nera uzsigynes
nei Molotovas, nei Stalinas.
JOS yra. Ju niekas paslepti ne
gall. JOS pasiliks istorijoje
bjauriu-kruvinu dokum n t u
JAS neigti gall tik maskolber-
Mai ir ziopleliai is V. abazo.
V. ir jos saikos zmonems
faktai ir argumentai nesvarbu.
Ju didziausias argumentas yra
koliones. Kiekviena fakta jie
atremia purvu. Kravcenko pa
rase knyga apie sovietijos tiro-
Mia ir vergija; komunistai ap-
sauke j vagiu, neziurint to fa-
kto kad jis buvo bolsevikijos
patikimas aukstas pareigunas.
Buves Amerikos ambasado-
rius Rusijai Bullitt parase kny-
ga apie Rusijos diktatura ir
plesruma, paduodamas fakta
po fakto; komunistai faktu ne
nuneigia, bet knygos autoriQ
fasistuoja ir visokiais vardais
pravardziuoja. 80.
Vienas is rimciausiu ir ge-
riausiu uzsieniu reporteriu, p.
Atkinson, parase New Yorko
Times kelis straipsnius nuro-
dant tai kad Rusijoje ir jos
valdomose teritorijose nera lai-
sves, kad jos kasejimuose ir
vergu stovyklose yra pudoma
apie 1915 milijonu zmoniu, ir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
ATSIKRACTUS RUSU, AR
LIETUVIAI VEL PANORO
I'll PACUI RIISII HINGQ2

Paziurekime j rekordus, kaip
AL Smith sakydavo:
/. Lietuviu Tauta kovojo
per simta metq prizes Rusijos
hegemonija ir priespauda; pir-
mo Pasaulinio Karo pasekoje il
atgavo savo valstybines teises
- Rusijos "provincija" Lietu-
va tapo nepriklausoma valsty-
be. Lietuvos teises pripazino
visas pasaulis.
2. Nepriklausoma Lietuva
susikure IS nieko ir pralenke
savo prispaudeja Russia viso-
Sc srityse, isskiriant propagan-
da.
3. Rusijai hepatiko Lietu-
vos pazanga ir jos zmoniu ger
buvis. Russia, kaip Molotovas
prisipazino Krevei- Mickeviciui,
nusitare pazangia ir laiminga
Lietuva pasigrobti ir jos EMO
mes vergais padaryti. Kad 81
vagyste butu papuosta demo-
kratiniu valstybiu aprobatu,
Kremlius paprase to aprobato
is Anglijos ir Prancuzijos. ST.
tos garbingos valstybes atsisa-
ke uzgirti proponuota vagyste.
Tada Stalinas, dar tebesant
Anglijos ir Prancuzijos atsto-
vans Maskvoje, pasiule savo
propozicija grobimo ekspertui
Hitleriui = jis jau turejo pa
sigrobes Austria ir cekoslova-
kija. Hitleris pasiulyma pri-
eme ir draugingumo, sutarti su
Centralines Europos pasidalini-
mo protokolu sudare. Sutartis
pasirase Molotovas ir Ribben-
tropas.
4. Pasekoje sitq sutarciu,
Stalinas okupavo Lietuva, Lat
via ir Estija, lygiai taip pat
kaip Hitleris okupavo Austria
ir Cekoslovakija. National Hit
leris savo drauga Stalina pa
mokino ir plana pateike.
5. Nuo dienos (Birzelio Is,
194O) Lietuvos okupavimo If
Molotovo padejejo komisaro
Dekanozovo Lietuvon atskrldl-
mo ir Lietuvos vyriausybas
teisiu uzurpavimo, Lietuva yra
svetimu okupuota ir dominuo-
lama - Lietuviai jokiu teisiu
neturi ir savo valios pareikstl
negali. Ju valia, sautuvo pa
galba. reiskia Maskva.
Paleckis, Gedvila ir Rotoms-
kis yra ne Lietuviu tautos at
stovai = jie yra Stalino ir Mo-
lotovo atstovai. Ia labai ge-
raj parodo ir dabartinis Molo-
tovo atsivezimas Rotomskio
Paryziu. Rotomskis atvazlavo
Paryziun ne kaip laisvos Lie
tuvos atstovas, bet kaip ma
rionete Molotovo, kaip bezdzlo-
ne ant sniurelio, Lietuvos pa
vergejQ.
6. Raudonosios Rusijos va
gyste pripazino tik Hltlerls'
Mussolini ir ju vienminciai, ia
sistai, neisskiriant ir Lietuvis-
kai kalbanciu raudonuju fasis-
tn abazo.
7. Rusai okupantai Lietu-
Wins naikina visokiais budais !:
gruda JUGS kalejimus, varo !
Sibira. saudo ir karia be joklo
pasigailejimo. Tam zmogzudls-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

Jauni neuzsileidzia. Sis val
zdas parodo II metu berniuka
svarbiame momente beisbolo
zaidimo, jaunameciQ mokiniq
klaseje, Somerville, Mass. Beis-
bolas Amerikoje neapleidzia
minciu nei vieno ciagimio nuo
kudikystes Xxi grabo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
PRANESKIT
Sayo AntrasO PerInaIn4

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius junns Dirvos |
nauja yieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS ut
1c atvirute prizes persike)i-
ma isskita yieta gyventl.
Dirva| | C|leyeland 3 @
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14
World By York Herald

81
Douglas, Associate Justice of the
United States Supreme Court,
who emphasized that American
ideals put into action can bring
about the birth of great "com-
monwealth of justice"
''The statement of our aims in
war and peace" Justice Douglas
said, "has swept the ideal OF JUS
tice through the villages of the
world. Because of us the common
people of the world are stirring
They would like to have the KIND
of world they think we are"
He warned that such hopes anc
aspirations thus aroused, must
be realized with a positive pro-
gram of justice at home anc
abroad, for which there must be
definite plan and from which pro
gress must be made.
IF not, false prophets may once
more fill the hearts of men with
despair" he warned.
Thus with the stage set for the
audience to think deeply and SER
iously on justice as a force. the
eight speakers who followed JUS
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ence in the old British Empire
and the new British Common
wealth and called the latter a
model for world government.
A UNITED WORLD
Walter Lippmann, special writ
er of the New York Herald Tri-
bune emphasized in the closing
summary of the session that both
unity and diversity were a neces-
sary part of a world organization.
He said that the temptation to
insist on one system of govern
ment and one way of life for the
whole world is one of the greatest
difficulties facing mankind.
Eve must remember that hav-
ing resolved to make this one
world, we are not gods, but only
men, and that we cannot make
one world in our own image. I'm
less we make the tolerance of di-
versity the first principle Of the
United Nations, we shall engen-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14

nation, Belgium, that equality
among the members of the United
Nations, large and small was not
practical. He advocated that the
organization should be built so
that ever nation could play
part proportinate to its import
ance and to its responsibilities
in international life"
Morgan told of an open letter,
which he wrote, Dear U. N. I
want to join" From this he has
received many enthusiastic let
tiers of support. He explained his
plan for the peoples Section" of
the United Nations. by far the
most important job that members
of Peoples Section could do
right now would be to-. take the
full responsibility in their COM
munities for keeping the people
informed about the United Ma
tions," he said.
ATOMIC POWER FOR PEACE
atomic Power for Peace" was
the topic for the third session and
in the background on the curtain
was 1946equotation of Bernard
Baruch-"Behind the black por-
tend of the new Atomic age lies
hope which can work out
our salvation. Let us not deceive
ourselves: We must elect World
Peace or World Destruction"
Mr.. Baruch received much ap-
plause when he said that the
United States would refuse to
sign any atom bomb agreement
which includes the power of veto.
Twenty-eight persons from the
twelve countries having member
ship on the United Nation Atomic
Energy Commission attended this
session.
CHANGING DEMOCRACY
The thought so timely express
ed by Jan Christian SHUTS in
1913 and equally as timely today
was displayed in the background
curtain for the fourth session:
There is no doubt that Man
kind is on the move. The very
foundations have been shaken
and loosened -. The tents have
been struck, and the great cara
van of humanity is once more
! Oh the move"
General Dwight Eisenhower,
who opened the meeting said that
it was absurd" to charge that
the U. S. Army was a. threat to
any other people.
Spokesman of six nations pool
ed their formulas, both political
and economical for creating a
more peaceful and prosperous
world, in their address at the
final session of the Forum. These
were presented under the gen.
eral theme, Changing concepts
of Democratic Government.
Field Marshal Christian SHUTS,
Prime Minister, Union of South
Africa spoke of the vast differ
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14
T. G. BESHEARS rs
VISITOR IN COUNTY

Thomas Gene Beshears, of Wen
atchee, Washington, visited re-
latives and friepds here this week.
He is a nephew of Mrs. Walter
Wilcox, of West Jefferson, and
a grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Walters.
This was his first visit to Ashe
county. He is with the airborne
division of the army and is sta
toned at Fort Bragg.
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der, not universal peace, but uni
versal war;" he declared.
UNITED NATIONS MEMBERS
ATTEND

Many members Of the United
Nations attended number Of ses-
sions of the Forum and were seat
ed among the guests of honor on
the platform.
Following the Forum, the writ
err had an opportunity to attend
the United Nations at Lake Sue
cess, and at this assembly saw
and heard many other represen-
tatives. Here foreign language
as well as foreign dress added to
the interest of this assembly of
nations.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14
ONE MAN TRIED

One man, Grover South, Of
West Jefferson, was tried and
fined in Mayors court before
Mayor c. q. Parsons, Monday.
South, charged with public drunk
enness, was fined $40 and cost of
court.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14

The N. c. Division of Game and
Inland Fisheries says that fer
tilted ponds may yield as much
as five times the weight of fish
that can be produced on the same
pond without fertilization.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14

For quick results, use the Sky
land Posts classified columns.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-14

With ''The Struggle for Justice
g.
as a World Force" as its theme,
the fifteenth annual session of
the New York Tribune Forum
on Current Affairs had as open
ing keynote speaker, William O.
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U. S. Is Urged To
Point Way; Many
Leaders Speak
Scope Of Subject Includes All
Mankind; Mrs. Ogden
Reid Chairman

BY Mrs. Ed M. Anderson
Mote: The writer had an OPP.
pOrtunity to attend the fifteenth
session of the New York Her
aid Tribune Forum, October
1880, and because of the world
wide common interest in the
problems discussed, gives a
brief summary of the Forum,
here.)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
Big West



the Cut Bank field gas area, and
approximately midway between the
oil areas of Cut Bank and Kelvin
Sunburst, it has aroused a great
deal of interest. Operators seem
agreed there is no way of telling
whether it is a lone freak that just
happened to find oil in small
ancient enjoyment in which the
sand level is lower than in sur
rounding gas wells, or whether it
has found a condition that may be
irregularly persistent over an ex-
tended area.
And-no matter what this well
does on test-operators agree the
question won't be answered until
more drilling is done, in the inn
mediate vicinity of the No. Proc
frock.
While the Proefrock well was
drawing attention to the extreme
eastern edge of the Cut Bank field,
II miles to the northwest the Texas
Company met with failure in an at
tempt to extend the central portion
of the field further to the west, get.
ting a dry hole in its No. Rose
Marceau on the Blackfeet Indian
reservation.
Up in the northern end of the
field, there were mixed results in
the Madison lime pay area. Several
wells in the immediate vicinity of
present production are being
worked on following initial tests
that stamped them as potential pro-
ducers.
Several miles east of present lime
production, results still are not ex-
citing. Brook Bilstad No. / is still
standing after getting water at the
top of the Madison lime, while a
half mile to the east Trigood- Bilstad
No. is drilling deeper with cable
tools after landing Finch pipe at
1920 and then getting more water
at 3040, in the lime. Approximately
a mile west of the BROOKE ilstad
we'll, Needmore Oil Company is
rapidly getting near an answer in
its well on the Tuna lease, with
hole made to 2872, only a short dis.
lance from the top of the lime.
No competitions were recorded
during the week in the Cut Bank
sand areas of the field. The full
field report:
BIG wEsT-PROEFROCK NO.
c NV NV 7-3AN-zW
No gas In upper Cut Bank. OH In lower
Cut Bank, topped 1918. Base of lower
Cut Bank, 2342. I'd, 1884, in sandy
Ellis shale. Swabbing thru casing fol-
test (1900 #. of oil In hole.)
BROOK.BTIsETAD NO.
NV NV Sc 4-36N-5W
Spudded 7-23-46; EN-, s00s. I'd, 1922
DIST 3012-22, sulphur water only Ma,
so deeper. Standing.
CARTER-M. ". BROWN MOI
Sc NE 7x-S6N-6W
Rotary tools. Spudded 7-16-z6; EN-, 3076
PBTD 314S. Peri. 312030. 6e5, 900 II
gas. PERI. AZ holes, 3134-4S Flowed il
30 and bbls water per day. Acidizes
500 gals. Swzlbsd and bailsSi-S7 30 ss
IL hrs, 81 30 next "a hrs and RI 81
last "a hrs. Test continuing
CARTER-CROe9 NO.
G NV SW 7-S8N-5W
Drilling 1908
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

CARTER-AE. p. Brown NO.
c NE NE 24-36N-eW
Spudded S-11-46; I'd, (corrected) 1882.
Waiting on spudder.
CARTEn-LARMOW NO. 3
c NE SE 12-36N-9W
EN-, 305z. Peri. 31osHa3s and 900o31o4.
Swabbed 81 bbls. IN II hrs. PBTD, 3114,
Swabbed SO BOI24 hrs. Acidized 400
gals. Testing.
CARTER-LARMON no.
c SW NE 12-36N-SW
I'd, 1923 fcorrected). PERI. 3097-3112.
Swabbed IS 30 LIST "a hrs, III next "a,
and 108 next a. Acidized 3007-3112,
500 gals. Testing.
CAsTLE-PARDEE-TRIB $3.50 NO. S
CNh NV NV 30-32N-5W
Spudded 9-5-46
A. b. COBB-AEELLER is, NO.
NV Sc NV 36-32N-6W
Spudded 8-13-46; drilling, 1850.
DEsIAEONE-TRIBAL 926. CONTRA ACT
1884 NO. 4
NV sw sw 25-s2N-sw
Drilling, 2125.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
NEW LOCATION!

NEW 6s2s%<f&KAAT@S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sss NO.
G SE NE SW 11<34N8W
Pig ap. (rTR5T REfU1T3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tss NO.
NV Sc Sc 1B-sSN-BW
NERDMORE or. GOA. TUBA NO.
c sw NIX 3-3aN-Sw
Drilling, 2873.
TARRANT.DRUMMNgAE NO.
NV Sc SE 3e-35N-6w
Spudded 7-12-46: drilling, 2740.
TExAC0-R0sE MARCMAU NO.
SW NV 29-35N-6W
spudded 7-ls-a6; show oil. s2OI. I'D.
1870 p. & A.
TExAC0-a1. r. sTUFFT vi cas- NO.
c NV SW 1eS36N-5W
Spudded 7-a-46; top Madison, 3085; DIST
3055-3O94, 100000 It. GAS SwabbSd 70
30 LIST hrs natural. Testing
TEXACO-sTUFRT no.
G NE SW r0-36N-5W
Spudded S-28-46; drilling, 1918
TRECOOD OIx-BISTAD NO.
Spudded 7-z4-48; oil show. zsfo. Cut
Bank sand top 2S16, Ellis $780, Madison
3010. Water, 2995. Set TIN, 5000. Got
more water, 5000.
NEW LOCATION:
UNION-CUTER UNIT NO.
cen Ell Sc NV sO-34N-4w
Location. (FIRST REPOHTl
UNEON.PIERCE NO.
Sc Sc 32-36N-6W
Drilling, 2145.
NEW LOCATION:
UNION-sCHUETTE UNIT NO.
Sc Sc NV NV 3I-35Ns5W
HOO MS 100 E/W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

UNx0N -@KUNFX MU.
SIS NV 1&=$GN~kH
Ezav secs. 8p6sf4xH 6~az~sM s~z Y-Aneh.
Sszay - ~ III fk1ax. aea4- &wxh&xaa
ard fiowznx bAAs. p4r hour, Natural
I'd 310d AcH&sHed 1.0o4 w41z~ In uuA
Bhr. test. f1ew0u 7H bbAzs fn another,
flowed SIS bhaa. MovzxzE OH RIG beSore
completing tests
UNH0MSaHURFx 4z7 80.
G NE Sc 24-3ay~&W
Spadded 7-4A46; fishing, 1890.
zON-ATURFT as no. 3
G NV INV 19aasNs-SW
Spudded 1919; EN-, so05; I'd, S0se.
Fishing for parted tubing following acid
izatzon.
UNFON-BTUFT s1s no.
Sc SW 19-36N-6W
Spudded 8-21-46; drilling 3OO4
UNION sUPEHsOE NO.
SW NE 7-38-6W
Drilling by bit 1885.
NJ. b. WAGNER<TREBAxs reese NO.
Sc SW SE 12-32N-GW
Spudded 7-31-46; drilling, 2575.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-18
Lutheran

ZION EVANGELICAL, POI Cherry Street.-The Rev. E. Enar Kron pastor. Church school. S:SO A. M Luther Action Sunday will be observed and the pas tor will speak on Growth in the Truth at the divine worship 10:45 A. M. Miss Dorothy Ekstrand, mis- sonary to China who interned in the Philippines during the war; will speak at 8 meeting, Monday, 5 Senior Junior Luther Leagues will to Port land at the invitation of the Luther League Of the Zion Lutheran Church there, Tuesday. F. M Church choir rehearsal Wednesday, F. M Junior confrma- tion class, Saturday. 10:5O A. M
 THONdASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL, North Main Street at Electric AvenUe-The Rev. E. Einar kron, pastor Growth Truth will be the pastors subject at the divine worship at which Lutheran school 10 A. M The Ladies Aid meet in the aft at the home of Mrs Albert Mellor Of Plymouth Thursday Spring festival, with the showing of two films, The Story of New Mission and Africa, Fri day.
 ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, 46 Cooke Street.-The Rev. John N. C. Mohrmann, pastor. Sunday school S:3O A. M The Comforter Promised will be the pastors ser subject at the worship 10:S0 A. M The mens Association will meet, Thursday, P. M
 FIRST, Spencer Avenue-The Rev. Robert Heydenreich' pastor. Sunday school, A. M. Nursery class 10 A. M The Rev Paul O. White, secretary of the New York synod will speak at the English service. 1OOo A. M institute held the parish house 68 Grove Street. with registration from to S:1b F. M open devotions, 3:15 3:30 F. M seminar on kindergar- and grades will be led by Mrs Lena 5ienert of st. Pauls Lutheran Church, Bridgeport. seminar the of Missions in the Sunday school program will be led by George A. Lindbeck of Yale Divnity be led by Dr. White and Herbert Pinter. superinten- of the First Lutheran Sunday School. seminar visual education in the church program will be lea the Rev. John Driess of the First Lutheran Cnurcn Bridgeport At the refreshment hour the Rev Harry Truxall. professor of Bible at Capitol University Coi umbus. OlMo, will speak. Young Peoples Society VIII meet The Mems Club will obssrys @ e. Lades ants Ynediates, Friday, 4 F.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-18
Cononizotion OfIittIeNun' Set for Rome
 Many Americans
 To Make Historic
 Flight lN July

The official party that win a&- tend the canoni0ation ceremonies of Mother Frances Xavier Caibrini, to take place in the Basilica of St. Peters in Vatican City on July 2, will depart from the United States by special TranScontinental and West ern airplane from La Guardia Field, New York, on July 3, it was an- nounced today by Mother Grace, Superior of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart in America. The plane carrying the group will re- turn from Italy on July 10.
 Arrangements for this historic flight to Rome are being handled by the American Express Catholic Travel League with national head quarters at 1841 Broadway, New York City.
 Youngest Of 13
 Mother Frances Xavier CabriI1i, the first American citizen to be raised to the altar of Sainthood, was born in Italy, the youngest of 1S children. In her youth, she became school teacher and later founded the Institute of the Missionary Sis terS of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. In 1889, she came to the United States and, during the next 28 years, established some CT institutions be- fore death finally ended her laborS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-18
EpiscopoIion

ALL SOULS, Hewlett Street and Cloves Terrace-The Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, pastor. nationwide cor porate communion of all young people of the church. A. M Church school s:S0 A. M. Prayer and sermon II A. M. ST. JOHNS, Main and Church Streets-rhs Francis Ayres, Jr. pastor. Holy Communion A Sunday school, 9:30 A. M Sunday school service, 10 A. M. Prayer and sermon. 10:45 A. M Auction for benefit of Reconstruction Fund, June l.
 CHRIST CHAPEL, 2O3O Main Street.-The Rev. sam Budde. pastor. Corporate communion for the sun day school and Young People, A. M Communion breakfast to follow. Prayer and sermon 1O:45 A M Club further plans for their annual picnic and discuss the coming auction. Monday F. M Card all organizations of the parish Tor Redecoration Fund. June g. Auction sale June zs Ladies' Guild strawberry shortcake supper June 4S ST. PAULs, waterveThe Rev; Robert Bsggs minister in-charge The Rev. Herbert Barran of st; J9nn M. Church school, 945 A. M Mrs Richard senior VII be,f n rummage sale ae bub 1a1t Main Street Thursday, A. M Street fair and straw berry festival. June 20 and 21.
 TRINITY 9s Prospect StFeet-The Rev. Roger B F An- derson pastor Holy Eucharig s A. M, Holy Eucharint and sermon. 10:so "A. M. church echcoL aesse A As