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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22
zEMES REFORMA

AI"EC ALA oNVIA
1945 METQ pavasari Ven-
grijoje buvo pravesta zemes
reforma. MilziniSki dvarai --
jie buvo iSdalinti mazazemiams
ir bezemiams - isnyko, SUI
jais zlugo ir senosios didiku
seimos. Dauguma ju paliko
savo dvarus, ir, susirinkusios
savo brangenybes If kitus re-
tesnius daiktus, persikele gy-
venti miestus.
Senoii feodaline Vengrija zu-
vo ir jos vietoje megina atsi-
kelti nauja Vengrija. Ar jai
tai pasiseks parodys ateitis.
DABARTINIU metu j vadi-
mama smulkiuju zemva / d ziu
partija. greta ukininku, yra
taip pat susispiete bankinin-
kai, advokatai, kunigai ir dar-
bininkai - visi kurie nori is
gelbeti krasta nuo komunizmo.
Pereitu metu Lapkricio me-
nesi ivykusiuose rinki m os e
smulkieji zemvaldziai gavo 60
nuos. visu balsu.
Vengrija Waldo koalicine W.
riausybe, kurios ministru pir-
mininku yra Zoltan Tidy. JOS
darbas betgi vyksta labai SUM-
kiai, nes bolseviku karine adj
ministracija koalicine Vengri-
jos valdzia visaip maltretuoja,
ir, rodos, grei6iau nori jai uz-
kenkti negu padeti.
KAS TOLIAU?
KARO metu Vengriia buvo
baisiausia apiplesta. Pradzio-
je ja plese Vokieciai, 0 paskui
dar pribaige Rusai. Pastarie-
: il, negaledami Veagrijos pa
vergti politiskai. nori ja pa
smaugti ekonomiskai.
;. Galima drasiai pasakyti kac
jei Rusijos ekonomine diktatu.
ra Vengrijoje nebus sutramdy'
; ia, Vengrijai neisveng a m .
egss Pabaiga cia PIT
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22
GEGUZES l IVYkS
EUROPOS TAIKOS
KONFERENCIJA

Sekretorius Byrnes pa
skelbe kad manytas saukti
triju didziuju - Amerikos.
Anglijos ir Sovietu - mi
nistru pasitarimas neivyks
kadangi rengiama taikos
konferencija Paryziuje &c.
guzes l d., kur dalyvaus q
valstybes atstovai.
Ka darys Americas Lie
tuviai Xxi tos konferencijos
ir al ten bus atstovaujams
Lietuva, kuri irgi yra kare
paliesta Europos valstybe!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22

gresia finansine katastrofa ir
visiskas sugniuzimas.
Isviso, ne tik politiniu bet
ir ekonominiu poziuriu visa
Europa klausia: o kas rytoj?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22

NAUJA ANGLIA Va
sario 20 uzklupo srnarki
sniego puga, padarydama
daug nuostoliu. zuvo apie
10 zmoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22

BELGIJOJE, rinkimuose
Vas. IL laimejo krikscioniV
socialistu (kataliku) parti-
ia, kuri remia sug1'yzima
Karaliaus Leopoldo.
Senate katalikai turi vi
siska diduma atstovu, tik.
tai seine to nelaimejo, nors
ir ten gavo daugiau atsto.
WI negu kuri Rita paskirs
partija.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06

associated Press Day Wire
Service and Alp Features
FOR % Years Devoted to the
BEST Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
City Now After
Recreation For
Colored Folks
REQUEST SENATOR PEPPER
AND REPRESENTATIVE CAN
NON CONSIDER THOMAS ST.
AREA

Senator Pepper and Represent
alive Cannon'S offices are inter
viewing the real estate division of
the Navy Department in Wash
ington to find out why a recrea-
ton area for 600 colored veterans
is not allowed by the Navy adj
jacent TO the Housing project on
Thomas street. ~ ms
Petition by l61 colored resi-
dents was filed with the city.
City Manager Dave King said
that he had Interviewed Captain
e, E. Reordan commandant of
the Naval Operating Base who
told him that the area was under
consideration for establishment
of, ,Quonset Or Honaoia huts to
house service personnel families
In this area 81 &C.. - .,.,o no
The Commission unanimously
decided to back UP the city man
ager in his desire to obtain a
colored recreation area.
Mention of the bathing beach
needed by the colored folk was
made but no action is being TAX
en- until the recreation area is
secured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
City Refuses License To
Estenoz; Considers Lodge
Liquor Licenses Given To
COS Duval And 6O9 Du-
val: Two Ordinances
Have Final Heading

All liquor licenses investigated
by City Manager Dave King were
recommended by him, with the
exception of that requested by
Coral City Lodge at 70l Thomas
street and another application by
ia Mr.. Estenoz. -
The lodge is for colored per-
sons! Mr. King pointed out that
denying them license would be
denying the colored people some
thing which white folks enjoy out
that there might be complaints
from nearby residents. He cited
the case of colored resident, Ga
orlel, who had protested. Com
missioner Carbonell pointed out
that Gabriel has been the onlv
one protesting the proposed liouo;,
license.
On motion of Commissioner
Harden the Coral City Lodge
was directed to secure a petition
by the residents surrounding the
place in which they would ex-
press no objection to the liquor
license. 81 E0N3HdidH III
Transfer of license from Sam
Moss to Mr.. Wolfson at 701 Duval
was approved.
Transfer of license from Tom
Hanley to Carlos Gelrich, Harry
Goldberg and George Curry at
COS Duval was approved.
Application of EStenoz to have
beer and wine license was re-
fused because the location was
leo feet from Zion Primitive Bap-
fist Church.
Ordinance permitting liquor
license to Hector BarroSo for Hi
Hat Dine and Dance at 600 Duval
street was passed on first read
ing.
Ordinances permitting Eugene
Albury of Seamen's Cafe, 806
Caroline stree to serve beer
was passed on final reading as
was liquor license for South Beach
Restaurant and Pavilion of Max
Cohen and M. Bonamy. In the
Baroso, Albury, and Cohen and
Bonamy cases Commissioners
Carbonell, Harden and Sweeting
voted yes, Commissioners Cooper
and Demeritt voted no.
Request for Harold Melton at
425 Greene street to secure a beer
end wine license was referred 10
the city manager.
Request of Albert Saunders at
Midget Bar for transfer of hquo"
license to Harry Russell was re-
ferred to the city manager for in
ves} CATION.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Special Meeting Tuesday Viii
Plan fOIloUnlp|ete lOIdRglSNs
ZoNINC GROUP Elk
PEcTED TO BE AP-
POINTED: REQUESTS
FOR CHANGES MANY

AT the request of the city
manager the city commission will
take up the question of going
over the coming ordinance and
making a complete set of coming
laws.
There will be special meeting
next Tuesday night at which a
coming commission is expected ia
be named. The Zoning Plan
Board will be the city commits
sion itself which win take the
place Of the old .zoning Board
of Appeals. a,,,s
Amendment requests to the old
zoniIlg law are pouring in. State
ments by many is that the pres
ent coming law is discriminatory
and favors a few. Others state
that the laws should be brought
up to date.
Advertisements and l5-day in
terval, after which public heat
ings will be held to change coming
ordinances, were unanimously
called for by city commission last
night in four cases.
Paul O. Ladd wishes TO have
the coming ordinance amended to
include his residence, which il
across the street from Poinciana
Grocery in the Poinciana Place
project. Sanitary report is to be
attached to the ordinance.
Harry Baker requested 10
change his place at the corner of
|Varela and United streets froa9
Residence b TO Business B.
Clarence Coleman, at 40i Olivia
street, wishes to have his place
changed from Residence B 10
Business B. City Clerk HamIin
pointed out that there were Do
jections from residents in the
past. ,
Sybil E. McCauley wishes to
have her property at the corner
of Francis and Southland stree
changed from Residence p to
Business B. This is at 6O9 Frau
els.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
State Board
May Take Over
Botanical Site
BOARD OF FORES-
TRY AND PARKS REPRESEN-
> TATrvE TO COME HERE TO
% GET REFERENCE MATERIAL.

City Manager Dave King re
ceiVed vote of appreciation and
request for continuance in hav
ing the city's Botanical Gardens
turned over to the Florida Board
of Forestry and Parks to be made
into a wayside park. This was
brought out at the city commits
sion meeting last night.
Correspondence by City Mana
ger King, with the state group,
revealed that the board is not
considering the Botanical Gardens
as waySide park at present, since
other locations for wayside parks
are at present under considera-
ton, but the board indicated the
park here could be investigated
and that representative, Viii
liam Freeman, from Fort Lauder
dale, would be sent here to Sc
cure reference material.
The original letter to the Board
was by Former Secretary S. (.
Singleton of the Chamber Of Com
merce, requesting that the park
be considered. Reply was by
Louis G. Scoggin of the board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
City Aquarium
Ready In Month;
Fish Crawls, Too
NINE THOUSAND DOLLAR AP-
PROBATION: WILL TURN
BACK CLYDE MALLORY
Il 7HQEfsi a k;.tM a.Ats4 sstthh
!, DOCKS TO ( !. OWNERS 'Y \ e
2Na.9W 1anhT VI

2X33W ddHbG vi o..
The city aquarium will be
completed in about a month,
j Commander Allen H6af,E MOB
said today withethe $4,000 appro-
priation the Bureau of Yards and
Docks has authorized and with
the labor to be by yard personnel.
Another important item is that
the road which connects the
Navy Yard with the Clyde NAL
lory docks will soon be ordered
out and the turtle crawls will
then be replaced where the road
is.
The Aquarium will be quite
complete, Commander Hoar said
with pumps in good shape and
all glasses replaced in the tanks
There is no contract for the fish
life. The Navy lease states that
the Aquarium will be replaced in
the same shape it was in before
the Navy converted it into rifle
range .>ral, =
5g The only material which, may
hold up the work will be the
securing of glass for about FOUR
tanks. This glass is very difficult
to secure. az .ioi@,ittdD /
Some of the artist work which
used to decorate the Aquarium
including the two murals at the
entrance is not in good shape at
present and a local artist may be
engaged to restore the decoration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
State Attorney Directed
To Show Cause Why Bridge
Bonds Shouldn't Be Refunded

Circuit Court Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr., this morning issued an
order directing the state attorney
in this district to show cause why
$3,150,000 in bonds of the Over
seas, Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict should not be refunded by
the State Board Of Administra-
ton 4fe ai'* 4lt f}ft't oE fsE
The bonds now are held by the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton at an interest rate, of four per-
cent year. The secretary of the
board, when the proposed refund
ing first came before the board,
stated thai the new bonds prob
ably will pay interest ranging
from one to two percent.
Besides, he pointed out, the re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Orders Payment
In Road Repairs

County commission, at a meet
ing last night, ordered the pay
ment of $7,700 to Charles Top
Pine and Sons for repairs made
on the Roosevelt Boulevard.
Specifications that, accompani-
ed the bill submitted by Mr..
TOPPING showed that he, had re-
paired the boulevard from. the
bridge at the head of the island
to a point beyond the East Mar
tello Tower. or a distance of one
and one-half miles.
He further said that 22060
square yards of surface had been
repaired at a cost of approx
mately 80 cents yard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
CHEF EXECUTIVE OF.
NATION SAID coUN.
Gil REPRESENTS NO
PARTICULAR CREED

COLUMBUS. March 6.-Presi
dent Truman, az noon today
made an address at the confer.
ence Of the Federal Council ol
Churches Of Christ in America
II was stated. before he was 10.
troduced. that 2l2,336 Protestant
churches are represented in tho
council.
President Truman said that the
council represents no particular
acct or creed. as each is working
"a = different way in serving God
baas that all MAINTAIN the indivId-
uhlk right b worship God az.
conding 10 the dictates of his con-
sciencc. tf
The Christian religion and de-
mocracy. he pointed out, guarar-
tce individual freedom, the worth
and dignity of every man an |
woman IN country, but dicta-
torNhips are not concerned with
indlvidualism bat with the state
alone, and every individual fash
ions has life according to the die
tates az the state. An Individual
counts only as a thing TO sery >
NE state. and no consideration is
given 10 the individuals convic-
ti0n OF the religious life he wishes
90 live.
AZ no other time in the history
81 The world. the President as
serted. has spiritual uplift been
nceded more than il is at present
when SO many forces of evil are
sui Of work.
The world needs a spiritual
awakening 10 guarantee life of
peaeo and freedom for all peoples.
AZ this point in his address,
President Truman expressed a
thoasht thai was striking in its
insight into the mind OF man.
Tie said that despite the inven-.
ton Of the atomic bomb and
many other great inventions in
The last few years, the greatest
discovery that man will make
viii b. in the realm of the spirit
ual Such a discovery will give
man a far better understanding
Of has place in the university and
VIII uplift him morally and there
By draw nearer the attainment of
the brotherhood of man.
The supreme test of the
churches. Catholic, Protestant
and the Synagogue, is to bind to-
Eether the world in a spiritual
awakening that will give to all
men a moral responsibility di-
rccted toward the conservation
Of peace and freedom.
President Truman then spoke
about the administrations deter
minatiOn t0 have 1900 1000 houses
constructed in the United States
IN the next two years, for better
homes. he doelaped, means bet
ter outlook on life toward the
observance Of the, Golden Rule,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
City Electric System Budget
$7S4,979.25 Given Approval
New Equipment Installed:
ELECTRICITY Amount To
Increase; Eventual Saw
ings

Proposed budget of the city
electric system which shows re
ceipts Of $784,979,25 was approx.
cd by the city commission at {
meeting held last night blot o..
ln The budget shows new equip
ment expenditure OF $507, 724.25
A balance of unexpended re-
ceipts of $277,255. A carry over
from 1945-46 of new equipment
payments of $11,605.
Additions to the plan are eS-
timated at $29,455. Payment of
tax equivalent to the city is $18,-
900. Payment of tax equivalent
to the county is $500.
Reserve and contingencies
fund is expected to show $780,
900 as of March 81, l947.
Approval of the budget by r
w. Beck and Associates is noted
in letter attached.
expenditures were dDnOrTnally
high, the budget notes, as signed
by Manager c. A. Van DeursenI
with a Diesel Unit Number II in
stalled for $255,000 which pro-
duceS 1880 kilowatts. Next high
est kilowatt engine is a 700 kilo-
watt one. Eventually the invest
ment in new equipment is ex-I
pected to mean savings in main
tenance especially since older en-,
gines will not have to be kept in
continuous use.
Amount of electricity expected
to be consumed will continue to-
increase Mr.. Van DeurSen noted
in tho repOrt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Third Mile OF
/ Il JewfishiiCreek
lPipeToBe14aiid
NEW PIPELINE BEING LAID
ATOP pIL1Ncs ABOVE WA
TER: MAKE BREAK IN WITH
IN THREE WEEKS '*'
e.,

Next above water connection
on water pipeline to Key West
to be made will be in three
weeks, Commander Allen Hoar
MOB Public Works Officer said
and water will not be furnished
the Aqueduct Commission at
that time.
The connection Will be made
for the third mile west of Jew
fish Creek where the new pipe
line is being laid on piling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06

funding of the bonds will shorten
their life 10 years. Under the
present plan, all the bonds will
not be liquidated till 1868, where
as the refunding bonds will be
paid by 1858, thus, making the
bridges toll-free 10 years before
the time originally set in the
RIG loan 80 y
Besides, any or all of the bonds
are callable in, 1858, or at any
other time after then up to. the
liquidation of the final bonds. 4
It was, said today by a bridge
official that if business in the
collection of tolls continues as
good as it is now, the probability
is that all the bonds will have
been paid before 1858.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Marathon Motor
Is Overhauleti
WILL BE USED IN PUMPING
STATION ON
KEYS

The motor which was to have
been placed at Marathon in the
pumping station there necesSitat-
ed overhaul since it had been
running for three years at Flor
ida City and MOB Public Works
Officer Commander Allen Hoar
gave orders to have this done.
This will delay opening of the
Marathon : Station S SHfhs yfH
lion gallons of water a. day into
Key West, Commander Hoar
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Property Sale . I. .
On Key Vacaas

Sale of real estate on Key
Vacas, IN the vicinity of Mara
thOn. for Sl7.500 was recorded
yesterday afternoon in the county
clerks office.
Mrs. Florence c.. Gallat and
James Gallat were the sellers
and the buyer was Iyar Storm
Davis. Two tracts were sold, one
Of two and one-half acres and
the other 100 by 600 feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
= Fishing
ishing-
Forty-Fiue
Pound T0rpon
|CalughtHere

Aboard Captain jake Keys
Legion yesterday a 45-pound
@tarpon was brought in by
" Mrs. Charles J. Draper.
Is Besides Mrs. Draper, also
in the party were Mr.. Draper
from Belmont. Mass. and MIR.
and Mrs. Foster NJ. Trainer
of bingham and Duxbury.
Mass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
UNUSUAL RESULT

LANSING, Mich.-Stopping a
pretty nurse, Patrolnan James
NJ. Carr gave her d stern lecture
on the dangers of jaywalking
She gave him a bliStering reply
Two weeks later Carr and the
nurse, Ruth Cooper, applied for
a wedding license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Temperatures

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 1870 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
President Truman Addresses
Federal Council Of Churches.
-. ~ s..
Key Vest
Water TOBe
"SOft'

The new filter plant which
will make all water piped
into Key West soft" is COM
plete. c o m m a n d er Allen
Hoar. MOB. said today and is
awaiting tests by inspecting
engineers before being placed
in use.
The filter plant is at Flor
ida City from where Key
VESTS water is piped over
$50 miles of Keys and is de-
signed to- eliminate the dis
celebration in the water here
and TO make il soft and
clean.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Plan Youth Assembly
Al s.. AIbans Episcopal

The Rev. Thomas Fraser. rector
Of ST. Paul,s Church. Alexandra.
Va, viii be the principal speaker at
the Youth Assembly on Sunday at
st. Adams Episcopal Church from
8 to $50 pm.
Mr.. Fraser will talk on the pro-
gram and emphasis Of the united
movement Oh the church's youth 40
outlined In the oficial booklet
plan" Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel
Will discuss how the plan" can be
carried out In the diocese Of Wash
ington, the parishes and by indi-
viduals.
The meeting will open with q de-
votional service, followed by q report
BY Rev. william r. Anna, rector Of
Zion Parish, on the youth conven-
tion just held Ia Philadelphia, after
which the Right Rev. Angus DUN,
Bishop of Washington, viii address
the gathering.
Following an informal supper, Mr..
Fraser and Mrs. Wedel win speak
and there will be general discus
sion OF the information presented.
led by the Rev. Craig Elder, AL
Saints Church. Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Bible Class Leaders
Harold King Has Attended
Bible Glasses Many Years

churches. He explained these vista
tions broaden them and give them
new ideas.
Each class should have It's own
room, Mr.. King said. He pointed out
this gives the members q chance to
get together socially before each
class period and spend that time IN
fellowship. A sense Of class unity
and loyalty is thereby built up.
A vice president Of the Organized
Bible Glass Association, Mr.. King
advocates the affiliations Of Bible
classes with an interdenomination-
al organization. This is especially
true Of young people 3 classes, he
said.
A native OF Washington, Mr.. King
has been associated with the Riggs
National Bank 80 years. Mr.. and
Mrs. King live at 6l42 Thirty -first
place, Chevy Chase, Md. They have
two children, Mrs. Judith Manning
Of Newton, Kans., and George B.
King, recently discharged from the
AAF after three years In India and
China.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
LUTHER RICE
MEMORIAL

53l5 North copitol Stfsst.
One hcck from chilium lk-N Duslins
LUTHER ]. HoLc COME, Poster.
WORSHIP Services
o:45-ll 100 o.rn. ond 800 pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Bible Gloss Leaders

Harold King. q member of the
Yaden Bible Glass of Petworth Bap-
tist Church for the past 15 years,
is another business executive whose
Evening star., 1946-10-05
SpecioI Church Announcements

Church OF Our Savi0ur-A class In
applied religion win begin at 8 pm.
Wednesday with the subject, 1.-THE
Sermon on the Mount" conducted
by Elizabeth Bolen.
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. Ste
phen G. Spottswood will begin q
series of sermons on Gods Mes
sage to the Church" at II am. to-
morrow with the topic, Labor and
Patience.
Chevy Chase Baptist-Rally day
will be observed at all services to-
morrow. World communion Sum-
day at II am. with DR.. e. O. Clark
preaching on 1.-THE Gross in q Pagan
World" The Women's Society viii
hold a special service at 8 pm.
World mission crusade dinner on
Wednesday with Dr.. william Adams
as speaker.
UniversaIist National Memorial
After the morning service . church
family dinner will be held. The
women's association will meet at
II am. Tuesday. Supper meeting
of the Eccelesia at $50 pm, Tues
day.
Chevy Chase Methodist Board Of
Missions meeting, 8 pm. Wednesday
at the parsonage. West Washing
ton District Youth Fellowship install
lation and communion service at $50
pm. Friday.
Capitol Baptist-A sound motion
picture, "The God Of Creation" will
be shown at 7:45 pm. Sunday.
Memorial United Brethern-"Mae"
Cochran. field secretary Of the Chris
titan Endeayor Union, Will be the
guest speaker at rally day exercises
at GAS am. tomorrow. The Chris
tian Endeavor will install ofncers
at 7 pm.
Mount Oliver Lutheran--Bihle in-
formation on Christian Life and
Life After Death" will be given Ia
a course Of studies at 8 pm. We'd
nesday. For those who cannot at-
tend the evening meeting there viii
be a service at noon. A similar
course will be for juniors each Tues
day and Friday at 4 pm.
First Colored Baptists-The Rev.
w. s. Daugherty will be the guest
speaker at 7:30 pm.
Center Of Religious Education
Miss F7eurette Joffrie will give q
musical lecture at 8 pm. tomorroW
at the Fairfax Hotel on Listen 2tol
the Song Of Life" At 6:30 pm,
James w. Mcclure VIII speak onl
Divine Life In Human Bodies"
Washington Bible Society-The
annual luncheon OF the society will
be held at the YWCA at 1915
pm. Thursday. Addresses will be-
given by DR.. Fred w. Crop and
Rome A Belts, general secretaries
from New York. A meeting will be
held at 2 pm.
Church Of the Epiphany-The
Fellowship Forum, composed Of
older young people, will meet for the
first time this season at 6 pm.
tomorrow in the parish house, under
the direction of the Rev. r. Richard
Williams, assistant rector, minister
of the church.
Grace Lutheran-There will be
confirmation and reception Of new
members at II am. tomorrow by DR..
Gerhard Lenski. Robert Simen, who
recently came as the pastors as
sistant, will be rendered = reception
and supper at $50 pm. Mr.. Simen
will speak on "Our Luthern Hertz
age"
Church for All People-The Rev.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

PASTOR RETURNs-Dr.
Peter Marshall, minister OF
the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church, who was taken
suddenly Ill in his pulpit last
March, will return to preach
at the II am. services to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Tronsfigurotion Church
Will Burn Mortgage

With the burning Of . mortgage
for SO, 200 tomorrow morning ct
the TRANSPORTATION Episcopal
Church, the property will be free
Of debt, it was announced by the
Rev. j. J. Qually, rector.
There will be q procession Of the
cross bearer, choirs, acolytes, vestry,
clergy and members Of the congre-
cation, with the burning on the
outside Of the church after the
service. Z