davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
BRITANIJOJE industri-

joje socialistu valdzia i've
da naktini darbo sifta, at
statymui karo metals nude
vetu elektrisku generate
riu. Anglijos industrija te-
ra paruosta dienos darbui.
Sis valdzios patvarkymas
palies apie Z milijonus dar-
bininku.
Anglijoje pastaru laiku
siaucia dideli salciai ir pu-
gos, kaip kur sniegu sunes-
ia Xxi IL pedu kalnai.
Sniegai uzpuste ANGLES
pervezimo vagonus, taipgi
isrode kad del salcio lures
sustoti veike gaso saltinial'
Del ANGLES trukumo uz-
sidariusiu Anglijos dirbtu-
viu virs milijonas darbinin-
ku siomis dienomis prade'
jo gryzti j darbus, bet dir.
ba saltose dirbtuvese.
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SENATAS w $4,5
BILIJONU SUMA-
ZINIMA

Tarp Republikonu ivyko
nesutarimas. del PREF. Tru-
mano biudzeto sumazinimo.
Atstovu Rumu nutarimu
nukirsta 6 bilijonus dola-
riu. Senatas sutinka nu-
kirsti $4,500,O0O,O0O S una
nuo $37,5O0,000, 900.
Senate iskelta pavojingu-
mas sovietu militarines ga
lybes ir irodineta kad pa
vojinga yra perdaug kar-
pyti militariniams tikslams
numatytas sumas.
Abu Kongreso butai -
senatas ir atstovu rumai-
lures susitarti ant vienos
bendros sumos.
Karo Sekretorius Patter-
son pareiske kad pasaulio
saugumas If ramybe pri-
klausys nuo Amerikos stip-
rumo militariskai.
Kongrese inesta net II
skirtingu billy taikomu su-
varzymui bolseviku ir kitu
kenksmingu gaivalu veiki,
mo sioje salyje.
Senate teisiu komitetas
uzgyre patiekta istatyma
kuris uzdraus kelti salyje
''nuo vartu Xxi vartu' at
lyginimus uz darba, ko Sig
ziema pareikalavo yeik vi
81 nerimti uniju vadai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

siadien, Vasario 25, Senate
rius Taft atvaziavo j Clevelan-
da pasikalbet su veikejais, laik-
rastininkais ir kitais apie Re-
publikonu partijos reikalus ir
bendrai Sales ir tarptautinius
dalykus.
Atlikus jam pasimatymus su
nekuriais partijos veikejais, po
pietu Hotel Statler buvo su-
kviesti visu tautu atstovai If
laikraStininkai. Tarp tu atsto-
WI dalyvavo P. j. ziuris, atstc-
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~S:~S vrvA.,
: 'l|A|Ia[Alk
U. S. BAISIAI ISISkO-
LIMO $40 KARO
METU

Pirma karta sios sales isto-
rijoje u. S. valdzios skolos vir-
sijo visos sales ineigas. Tai
pasekme IL Pasaulinio karo.
stai kokios valstybes skolos
buvo, nuo galvos, praeitu kitu
karu, ir dabar:
Karas skola nuo galvos
Revoliucinis (1776) S 19
1912 metu karas Is
Civilinis Karas Q864) 78
[ Pasaulinis Karas 240
II Pasaulinis Karas 1881
Kaip 81 valstybe isbris is sio
karo skolu sunku isivaizduoti.
Po | Pasaulinio karo 81 dalis
liko su $27,OOO,OO0,OOO skolos.
Republikonu partija, kuri tada
uzeme valdyti, j 10 metu SUI
mazino skola Xxi II bilijonu.
Sis karas paliko sali milzi-
niskoje $3.50, ,OOO,OOO,OOO skolo-
je. Ir vel Republikonai pavel-
di Demokratu karo administra-
cijos skola.
Nekurie dalyku temytojai
pranasauja del to saliai labai
juoda ateiti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
LAIKRAsTINES popieros

gavimas vel pasunkejo.
Didieji Amerikos laikrasciai
kai kuriuose miestuose priver-
sti visai sumazeti ir negali pri-
init skelbimu, teturi CANA po-
pieros isleisti kelis lakstus III
niu. Kai apsibaigs turimas
dabar turimas popieros kicks,
ir Lietuviski laikraSciai gall
kai kur butt priversti sumaze-
ii, nors ir laikinai.
Laikrastine popiera daugiau-
sia gaunama is Kanados. Da-
bartiniu laiku Kanados vyriau-
sybe prekinius vagonus paeme
pervezimui grudu selpimo rel
kalams j Europa, ir pritruko
vagonu popieros pervezimui.
TUT gi tarpu Kanados popie-
ros dirbtuviu sandeliai perpil-
dyti laikrastine popiera, dirb-
tuves nori net sulaikyti dar-
bus, mes neturi kur popiera SUI
talpinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

zYDAI pradejo savo au-
ku vaju, sukelti $170,0OO,--
600, ir vajaus atidarumui
pasikviete net Gen. Eisen-
hover. Nekurie zydai sa-
vo tautinin fondan atidary-
mo diena dave po S1OO, 900.
Kokias sumas paklojo mu-
su Lietuviski kapitalistai
BALFui?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
ROLSEVIKAI PRADEDA
DIP GROBTI

Luebecke Kaledu antra die
nava kare, prizes pat kareivines
kur gyvena Lietuviai, Latviai,
Estai ir kitty tautybiu tremti-
Mai, sustojo AUTOMOBILES, isli-
po du Rusai, susistabde gatve-
ejusi Latvi, pradejo klausineti
kur galima gauti degtines. -Po
keliu klausimu vienas is RusQ
IRENE revolveri Latviui j kruti-
ne ir isake sesti j masina. Tx
po kelly dienu, Sausio 2, sugry-
10 pagrobtasis visas apdrasky-
tas. Paaiskejo kad il buvo nu-
siveze j Rusu zona, uzdare bun
keryje ir kiekviena diena tar
de, klausinedami apie karinips
dalinius ir ivairius pareigunus
Sausio 2 d. sargybu pasikeiti-
mo metu Latvis pabego ir pra-
lindes pro vielu uztvaras cry
10 j stovykla.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

STASSEN, pats pasirin-
kes save Republikonu kan
didatu j prezidentus l948
metais,. isvyko j Europa,
apsilankyti 10 saliu, If pa
siryzes pamatyti Churchill,
Attlee ir Stalina. Kadangi
lankysis Maskvoje, reikia
tiketi jis pargrys apsvai-
gintas vodka ir prades agi-
tuoti uz geresni draugisku.
ma SUI sovietais. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
LIETUVIU PABEGE-
LIU KRONIKA
KOMUNISTAI REIKALAUJA
Is DIP ATIMTI KAREIVINES

hVNIOl<lo Al RElhALAO OJA
Is DIP ATIMTI KAREIVINES
Anglu zonoje Vokieciai gau-
ma Wis daugiau teisiu tvarkyti
patalpQ reikalus net tremti-
MANS. Luebecke KDP (komu-
nistQ partija) yra savo progra-
mole uzsibrezus is kareiviniu
isgyvendinti tremtinius; esa
kareivines reikalingos patterns
Vokieciu tremtiniams is Lenki-
jos ar Cekoslovakijos. Tuo
tarpu Lietuviai tremtiniai ka-
reivinese dar palikti. Bet jos
visiskai nesildomos, nera kuro.
Paskutiniu laiku UNRRA
stovyklu gyventojus perkilno-
ia - dirbancius vienas sto-
vyklas, nedirbancius kitas.
Maisomos ir tautybes; su Lie
tuviais apgyvendinami Latviai,
Estai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
SOVIETAI vilioja j; Ru-

SOVIETAI vilioja j Ru-
sija Vokiecius mokslinin-
kus j Russia, nusimanan-
cius apie atomine energija,
zadedami didelius atlygini-
mus. Paw. DR.. Heisenber-
gui pasiule algos po 5000
rubliu j menesl, ir tick mo
kes kittens kurie sutiks
testi atomines jiegos tyri-
nejimus. DR.. Heisenberg,
kuris kick dirbo prie ato-
mines energijos tyrinejl-
mo, atmete sovietu vilioji-
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

Korejcje, kaip pranesa,
Rusai lavina Korejos kar-
eivius savo uzimtoje daily
ie. Amerika laiko pietine
Korejos dali, kuria Rusal
rengiasi isplesti ir uzvaldy'
ii patys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

Americas karine vadovy-
be statydina slapta atomi-
mems bomboms nesti lektu-
va, kuris gales nunesti ir
numesti bombas be EMO
gaus photo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

Plieno gamyba dar Wis
susiduria SUI kebliais tru-
Kumais, ir tik ateityje IT,
kisi pagerejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

Buffalo, N. Y, sustrei-
kavo $500 mokytoju, rel
kalaudamos daugiau mo-
kesties. $4,000 mokiniu ne
turf pamoku Xxi streikas te-
siasi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
BRITAI stengiasi sui

kyti pardavima senu sve-
disku laivu tulai Panama
laivu kompanijai, mes ma
no kad tie LAVAL bus pa
naudoti vezimui slaptai Zy-
du is rytu Europos j Pa
lestina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
JAPONIJOJE,

JAPONIJOJE, traukinio
nelaimeje uzmusta 178 ke-
leiviai, $50 kitu suzeista.
Tai didziausia gelezinkelio
nelaime Japonijos istorijo-
je. Nelaime panasi i atsiti-
kusia prie Altoona, Pa, cia
irgi nuo begiu suvirto trau-
kings aukstame kalnu ke-
lyle.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
APIE SO ZMONIU
ZUVO AUDROJE

Rytinese valstijose, nuo
sostines Washingtono Xxi
Bostono ir toliau j siaure
uzklupo pereita savaite di-
deli salciai, sniego pugos,
kas pridare zymiu nuosto-
liu. Miestai uzversti snie-
gu, ir ivairiose nuo to pa
ejusiose nelaimese zuvo ar
ii so asmenu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
MOLOTOVAS pa s Try

MOLOTOVAS p a S iryzo
pagasdinti Amerika: jisai
praneSe kad Gen. Marshallo
pateisinimas sekr. Acheso-
no, kuris Maskvos politika
pavadino aggressive ir gro
buoniska, esa nepatenkina
Maskvos ir Marshall turis
pasiaiskinti daugiau. Molo-
tovas bene pareikalaus u.
S. "atsiprasyti' sovietu uz
izeidima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
PARYZIUJE vykst

PARYZIUJE vyksta di-
deles darbininku demons
tracijos protestui prizes val
dzios pavedima kooperaty-
yes spaudos isplatinimo pa
tarnavimo j privatines ran
kas.
Pereita .savaite sustrei-
kavo 100000 valdisku is
taigu tarnautoju ir $4,000
angliakasiq, reikalauja di-
desniu algu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

SENATAS prieme biliu
leidzianti .pakelti nuomas
10 nuos., ir nutare baigti
visas federales kontroles
Stu metu Gruodzio 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

VANDENINE NINA kurioms karo metu jurose sprogdina
mi LAVAL ST sraukta is Pacifko prize Pacific Beach,
Wash Ia mna kap spejama, Japonu paeista Laivas
paukans ura pataikes prisigaust pre mnos susprog
dina r ava suplaisinamas arba sugadnamas 1t Wnslow
sedins tame automoblye uzsma toiu paaidu uztktu mi
susprogdinmu Vrsue vaizde matyti mnos susprogmas
atvirame sukelantis durnus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

KINAI placiu frontu mu-
sa komunistu armija San
tung srityje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
UKRAINIECIAI DIP
BADAUJA

Kornbergo stovyklos Ukral-
nieciai, protestuodami prizes ne
zmoniska skryningo komisijos
elgesi, pradejo bado streika.
UNRRA ir Armijos atstovu
kalbinami priimti maisto arba
nors piena vaikams, UKRAINE
ciu buvo atmesti.
Xxi Sausio pabaigai stovyk-
loje jau buvo apie 800 ligonlu
vyru, moteru ir vaikp. Daugu-
ma ligoniu nepriima priversti-
no gydymo ir gliukozes isvirk-
stimu. Visi kurie gall judeti,
slaugo ligonis. Mokyklos patal-
pos perpildytos ligoniais. Sto-
vykloje iskeltos juodos velia-
vos.
Is Miunchen isvyko Frank
furta Ukrainieciu delegaciJa
prasyti Arnijos staba atsizvel-
gti j Ukrainieciu kancias.
LIETUVIQ LIAUDIES UNI
VERSITETAS HANOVERYJE
Gruodzio 8, 1916, iskilmin-
gal atidarytas Lietuviu liaudies
universitetas. Tuo tarpu jis
veikia pora dienu savaitsje.
Universiteto tikslas issamio-
mis- studijomis priminti Lietu-
viams kad jie yra garbingos II
kulturingos tautos vaikai, pla-
ciai isnagrineti tu tautu bel
valstybiu gyvenima ir kultu.
ra, kur gall prisieiti bent lai'
kinai emigruoti ir objektyvia
perduoti nudienius visuomeni
nio gyvenimo reiskinius.
Universiteto lektoriu sasta
tas ivairus ir gausus: DR.. }
Kriauciunas, DR.. A. Jasevicius
dir. J. Kaselionis, Adv. Martin
kaitis, Adv. Nagys, Inz. Par
gauskas, Kun. Puokis, Kun. Y
Radvinauskas, GIN. mokytoja
Martinkaitis, GIN. mok. j. Pet
ronis, dipl. phil. A. Petrauskas
v. Blimfeldas ir KIT.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

CUKRAUS gavimas, anot pa
staru pranesimu, symet neuz-
ilgo bus padaugintas, ir truku-
mas kokis vargino, Americas
seimininkes nuo 1912 metu pa
sibaigs.
Is visame pasaulyje symet
numatyto pagaminti 100000
tonu cukraus siai saliai teks
100000 tonai, arba 1,457,000
tonu daugiau negu pernai.
r Jau dabar sake kad kiekvie-
nam asmeniui Symet uztikrinta
10 svaru cukraus daugiau ne
GU buvo duodama pernai. Per
pirmus 9 menesius Symet bus
Quota po 25 svarus cukraus.
KIAULIENOS kama ir ne
kuriu kitty pragyvenimo reik-
menu kainos siomis dienomis
pasoko. Pragyvenimo reikme-
! nu kainos sakoma kills Xxi Bir-
zelio menesio, po to prades at
slugti.
/ Kiaulienos kama pakilo Xxi
apie $50 uz 100 svaru gyvos,
tai yra auksciausia kama negu
| kada Xxi siol yra buve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

Entered as Second Class matter Decenf-
Der 6th 1915, at the Cleveland Postoffice
under the act of March 3, 1879.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
News From E~scotowpo...
Department In Charge
OF Mothers Day Service Sunday

The Woman's Department Of
the Reorganized Church Of Jesus
Christi of Latter Day Saints was
in charge of the worship service
on Mothers Day with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Irene Williams, pre-.
siding. A song service was held
and a talk on Mother" was Civ
en- by Mrs. Myrtle Livandais. The
morning offering was taken by
Mrs. Maekey Rogers and Mrs.
Carl Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c. Brown from
Orange, Texas arrived last Fri
day for a visit in the home of
MI. and Mrs. Frank Bennett Mr.
Brown left Saturday for his home
but Mrs. Brown remained for d
longer visit. Other visitors dur
ing the day were Mrs. w. h.
Howard, Miss Edwina Howard,
Bernice Howard, Mrs. p. f. Pierce
and Mrs. Olga Laakso from Route
One, P%ascagoula.
Apostle Maurice l.. Draper
will preach at the Recognized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints Church Friday, to-
day, at tbs p. IN.
Mrs. f. G.. Bennett and Miss
Myrna Bennett were business
visitors to Mobile last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
from Easley, S. c., have arrived
for a visit with his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Campbell.
Mrs. Mervis Waites and broth
err, Leonard Kittrell, from Biloxi
visited Mrs. S. l.. Golf, Mrs.
FELIX Kittrell and Mrs. Erie Golf.
Vivian Bennett is visiting this
week in the home of her cousin,
Mary Agnes Pierce, Route One,
Pascagoula.
Mrs. Alma Ladnier from eau
tier spent the weekend in. the
home of Mrs. Elsie Crane.
Albert Fredrikson of New Or
leans spent last Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs. Tillie Bennett
and Frank Bennett and family.
Mrs. Howard Rabby, Sr., ar
rived here from San Diego, Calf.
for a visit with her children who
are Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rab-
by, Jr., of Escatawpa, MI. and
Mrs. Harold Rabby, Moss Point,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nelson
of Pascagoula and Mr.. and Mrs.
Orie Pierce also of Escatawpa
who motored to New Orleans to
meet their mother when she ar
rived,
The Women's Department Of
the Reorganized Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints will
hold their next monthly lunch
con on May 20. The theme for
the meeting will be Becoming
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
Miss Shirley Elkin
Participating For
Ddncy Scholarship

Miss Shirley Elkin of Moss
Point is one of the 40 Mississip-
pi school senior girls VINO at
tended a conference on the cam
pus of the Mississippi State Col.
lege for Women and competing
for one of the $4,000 Unity
Dancy Scholarships the college
will give in l947-48.
Selection of these applicants
for the competition was made by
the Unity Daney Scholarship
Committee at M. S. C. w. and
Miss Elkin was chosen because
of her high scholastic record.
The conference began Thurs
day, May 8, and closed on
Saturday, May 10. The forty con-
testants participated in COM
petitive tests and interviews by
members of the faculty. Thurs
day afternoon they were honor
ed at a tea in the Student Ac-
tivity Room when DIR. and Mrs.
b. L. Parkinson and members of
Che scholarship committee re-
eeived.
Hostesses to the contestants
were members of the Unity Dancy
Scholarship Club. This group is
composed of the freshmen at the
Mississippi State College for Wo-
men who participated in the Uni
ty Dancy contest last year.
The Unity Daney Scholarships
are made possible through gifts
from Miss Unity Dancy and Mary
Lou Dancy, Alabama, and this
is the third year the scholarships
are being awarded.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

Somebody defined our TOWN Just
The other day as "A place where
the people talk about You behind
your back. and come to wait on
you when you're sick"
I've got to admit there's some-
thing to it. A lot of our folks are
inclined TO be pretty outspoken
and quick to criticize 49,. even
about little things. like a woman's
hat. or a mans preference for a
glass Of beer, or the color Of Cy
Hartman's new barn.
But when anyone's In trouble.
those differences and points of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
Deep South Singing
Convention To
Open In Gulfport

The Deep South singing con-
vention will open at the Com
munity House in Gulfport Sat
urday night, MAY oath, and con.
tinue through Sunday, it was an
nounced this week.
A free concert will be given
Saturday night with six quar-
tets participating including The
Rubber Welders and Rountree,
both of Mobile; Jeffress Harmon 3,
izers of Cosette, Ark; the
Baxter True Tone; the
Dixie Four and Magnolia Melody
Boys, both of Laurel.
The convention is free to the
public. Videt Polk of Pearl Ri
yer, La, is president of the or
ganization.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
Elks Club Host
AT Dinner Dance
On Friday. May %

A dinner dance featuring Jim
mie Ball, formerly with Kay
Kaiser, and his 13-piece orches-
ira win be given by the local
Elks Club at their club house
Friday, May %, officers announc-
ed this week.
The 13-piece orchestra, stead
lily gaining favor in this section
of the state, is composed mostly
of students at Mississippi South
ern College.
The dance will get under way
at 9 p. m, and all members of
the club are urged to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

A Definition
Of Our Town
Adssrti.smsn

criticism are forgotten -. and
folks become neighborly and help
full. like they really are.
From where / sit, criticism
EVE did much harm to anybody,
SO long as folks don't let it guide
their actions -. so long as they
respect our individual prefer
ences, whether they apply to hats
or beer. That's the way 1t is in our
town, anyway. and | hope that it's
the same In yours.
9tM~4x
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

an Enlightened People" The les
son theme will be Buying for
Nutrition" Hostesses- are Mes
danes Pearley Allen, Dessa Ora.
ham, Bessie Mae Rogers and La
verne Rogers.
Gloria Bennett accompanied
Mrs. w. +. Howard and daugh-
tiers to Hattiesburg on Monday
of this week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

About half the sounds a hui
man being makes with his voice
are made within the mouth, the
other half coming from the vocal
cords.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

Cop,rshl. 1917. United States B,es,s Foundation
Evening star., 1947-07-19

Before the end Of 1901 the present
church site was purchased. On De-
cember Is a contract to build q
parish hall, to serve as a church
and scnool, was awarded and by the
spring of 1908 the hall was nearly
completed. The school was placed
under the supervision of the Sisters
of Notre Dame of Trinity College.
Plans to build basement church
were made in 1912. 1t was COM
pleted about a year later, masses
being held there until the present
edifice was begun in February, 1899.
Father Hannah resigned, because
of i'll health, in 1928. He served as
chaplain of the Sisters of the Visi-
tation Convent in Bethesda, Md,
until his death September 49,, 1888.
The Rev. Michael j. Riordan be-
came the pastor in June, 1923. A
native of Piedmont, w. Va, he
was graduate of st. Charles Col
lege and of the North American
College in Rome, Italy. He came
from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. On the 50th year of his
ordination, in 1910, he was made a
monsignor. He died May 18, 1943.
1t was during his pastorate that
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Rev. Crawford Brown
Guest Preacher
Al the Cathedral

The Rev. Crawford w. Brown
former chief of chaplains, U. S.
Veterans Administration, will
preach at the II am. service to-
morrow in Washington Cathedral
where he is serving as summer
member of the cathedral clergy
staff. His subject will be Living
Your Religion" The service will be
broadcast over Station WINK.
The preacher at pm. will be
Maj. Johnstone Beech, chaplain
A. U. S., who is a veteran of the
European campaign. He is also as
sociated with the cathedral clergy
this summer.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated in the Bethlehem Chapel at
7:30 and $50 am.
Evening star., 1947-07-19

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the United States and Canada
have done for world relief is with
out precedent in human history and
yet it is not enough. If we are to
have world brotherhood, we must
have world sharing and world SYM
pathy. It needs the utmost reaches
Of Christian imagination to picture
the plight Of the millions of wars
victims around the world.
Human suffering was never so
devastating on earth as it is to-
day-and never were such heroic
measures taken to alleviate it..
Medical science is being trans
formed. Religion is articulating its
blessings Of help and wholesome
ness.
As Job sat In ashes, covered with
boils, he was not helped by his
three well-meaning friends, who saw
his fate only as punishment for his
sins. He learned-and our lesson
ends on this triumphant note-that
Gods purposes are always benign,
though his processes may be pain
full. The chastenings of God may
be grievous, but they are always
grace-giving. We are, as it were, in
a vast world clinic today, consider
ing human health of body and
spirit. Out of this mood will surely
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the new church and the present
parochial school were built. The
present church was completed in
1910 and the first mass was offered
Christmas Day of that year.
Parishioners of the church active
today who were present when the
first mass was said are Mrs. Emma
Pairo, Miss Mary E. Foley, Mrs.
Mary McManus, David Grady, Mrs.
Elizabeth Grady Talbert daughter
of Mr.. Grady, Misses Mary and
Anna Burke, Mrs. Brigid Whalen
and Miss Josephine Larmon.
The Rev. William E. Kelly, a
native of Cumberland, Md, became
pastor in June, 1943. A graduate
of st. Charles College and of North
American College in Rome, he came
here from st. Johns Church at
Westminster, Md. He has been i'll
for the past two years and the Rev.
Louis F. Miltenberger, who came in
1887 as assistant, has been acting
pastor for the last five months.
Father Miltenberger, a graduate of
St. Charles College and of st. Mary's
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of j. S. v. Smith, 81 v street NV,
in September, 1901. On September
Is Father Hannah announced the
boundaries of the new parish were
to be out of st. Anthony's parish.
They were set by the east side of
Second street NV, to Florida ave-
nue. on the south; east on Florida
avenue to Sixth street; north on
Sixth street to Bunker Hill road, and
west on Michigan avenue to Moores
lane or the east side of Second
street.
Father Hannah originally planned
for young priest to take over the
new parish, but at the suggestion Of
James Cardinal Gibbons he became
| its pastor on December IA, 1901
The name of st. Martins was Off
cially given to the parish the next
day by Cardinal Gibbons.
On September 20, 1901, the old
Moore mansion, at 112 T street NE,
was taken over. The first mass was
said October 13, 1901.