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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
Subdivisions May
Have Roads Marked
Out By BuIldozerS
BE DONE in GRAIN
SUBDIVISION, MAY BE
DONE ALSO ON BIG
PINE KEY

County commissioners, at their
meeting last night, took action on
the main factor, in the beginning
OF the development of the lower
chain of the Florida KEYS, by
agreeing to advertise for bids to
have a bulldozer cut through
streets on the Grain subdivision
on Grassy Key.
Harold Z. Gibson requested
the commission to have that work
done. and. when he concluded
talking. Mrs. Mary Mcknight
said that she not only favored
the proposal but thought also it
would be a good thing to have
streets buldoozed in the subdi-
visions on Big Pine Key. How i'm
portant that suggestion is was ex-
planned this morning by County
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer. He said
There are Is subdivisions on
Big Pine, and they look fin e
on plat books or maps, with
streets running through them
and the lots in every subdivision
numbered. but if you own any
lots in any subdivision. you
would be unable to find them
without the assistance of a sur
veyor. II you go to Big Pine, you
will learn that the lots and streets
exist only on the plats. and that
there is nothing whatever you
can do, aside from the assistance
of a surveyor, to find out where
your lots are. Streets are named
also on the plats, but in actual
ity there are no streets marked
on the land. The land is just as
nature left 1t, and not even
subdivision. much less streets. is.
staked off. :
Il have heard of a good many
persons who wish to build on
lots they have on the lower keys,
II they could find the lots. The
First thing that must be done be-
fore there is any development in
subdivisions that are nothing
more than growths of woods and
underbrush is to give the owners
an opportunity to find their lots
and have access to them.
The county has been assured
that, when a bulldozer marks out
the streets in the Grain subdi-
vision. that several persons in
tend to develop their property.
AS it is now, they do not know
where TO find their lots. On Big
Pine, conditions are even worse
because of the larger amount of
land that is involved"
The commission decided, be-
sides advertising for bids to clear
streets in the Grain subdivision,
to appoint a committee to arrange
for the purchase of bulldozer
10 be used on subdivisions.
When streets are thus marked
out, their names can be put on
posts. and then lots can easily
be staked off, so that anybody
who owns lot may be able to
find it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
Brazilian
Congress TO
Hear Truman
Try Associated I.ressl

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. g.
President Truman was reported
today to be working on a speech
in the American embassy to de-
liver Friday to the Brazilian
congress.
Secretary of State Marshall is
on his way back to Washington
to attend to business that has
piled up for him during his stay
in Brazil.
Important among the matters
he will consider are the Russian
objections to the making of a
treaty with Japan and to condi-
tions in Korea and in Austria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
Nazis 10 Hang
For Deaths OF
British Airmen
Try tn. Associated Peas,

HAMBURG. Sept. 3.-Four-
teen of the 10 Nazis, found guilty
of killing SO British airmen dur
ing the war, were sentenced to-
day to be hanged. Two others
were given life Imprisonment and
two were sentenced to serve 10
years in prison.
It was brought out during the
testimony that the airmen, who
had landed from their planes af-
ter they had been shot down, and
were captured as prisoners of
war, had escaped from their
prison camp and were killed af-
ter they had been recaptured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03

oiAS"eI arguments VI tnOSe OppOS-
ing transfer to the Navy.
Commissioner Louis Car
bonell. who led the fight
against the resolution. declared
that he believed the Navy
would still get the project de-
spite ! committees action.
In offering his argument. he
submitted copy of the resolu-
ton passed by the Housing Au-
thority which had met at 5 p. IN.
under the craftsmanship of
Maitland Adams.
, The Authority asked transfer
to the Navy on two provisions:
CD That the transfer of the 2l0
units have no effect on present
future applications for allotment
OF funds by the u. S. Public
Housing Administration for post
war low rent public housing
projects here; (2) reversion to
the city for use as a low-rent
project if found not essential to
Navy housing.
The Housing Authority resolu-
ton stressed the economic de-
tendency of the city on the Navy.
Carbonell said the city would
Hook ridictsloes il tlc-cosn.Aissfss
Iopposed transfer after the Hous-
ing Authority had favored it. He
declared the people wanted the
Navy to have the project and that
those attending the meeting were
lchiefly representing the II fam
lilies who face eviction if ths
Navy gets the project. The Com
missioner said that the payments
in lieu of taxes lost to the city
Would be $500 and not $4,000.
Commissioner Hunter Harden
took up the cudgels for the
Navy. pointing out that the
service spends at least $4,000 a
day here and is planning expan-
sion. He said transfer to the Navy
would work no hardship even on
the few families affected and i
would be to the betterment of
the community.
In defense of the resolution
Commissioner Albert Cosper de
clared that he is not concerned
only about the present residents
of the project but those who will
use it in the future when il will
be made low-cost housing prof.
ect if only 35 people would have
to move.
Commander Vinnock assailcd
the argument that the project
will be turned over to- officers if
the Navy gets it by showing that
only 25.5', of Navy person.
mel here is officers.
Cooper and Louis Carbonell de-
bated in man-to-man fashion.
Carbonell pointing out that III
only Il families are involved,
why not let the Navy have it
He said the Republicans would
like to move the Naval Base to
New London and loss of Poin-
ciana to the Navy might give
them an added argument.
He said that Capt. w A. Saun-
derS, commanding officer, Sub
marine Base. had once been told
he might have to operate the
base with nine men here but had
oppose, vigorously that the re-
ductlon never took place.
In defense of Poinciana Cooper
said that it should be used for
loW-cost housing for lowcr-in-
Continued on Page Four
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SNIU.OO
Mrs. Norma Dopp, president of
the Jayshees, Mrs. Piedad Ar
cher, and Mrs. Norma Faraldo,
who figured prominently in the
preparations for the event, ex-
tended expressions of apprecia-
ton 'to the public, civic organi-
cations, u. S. Navy and Director
Ivan Baggett for making the La
Dor Day celebration huge sue
cess"
Ivan and the Jayshees," Mrs.
SWeeting said. have worked
tirelessly for the last few weeks
to put this celebration across and
we are grateful for all assistance
given u.s..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
CarabaitO Boy Marks
First Birthday Sundn,

Officer Frank Caraballo walk
ed his beat Sunday with more
pride than usual. His son, Frank
Alfred Caraballo, was celebrat-
ing his first birthday. Mrs. Cara
ballo held party in the boys
honor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
Jaysllees Got
Even Break In
Holiday Fete
EXPECT TO MAKE UP $1,000
LOSS ON BOOKS THROUGH
RECEIPTS OF "kIDDIES
PARK"

The JayShees, sponsors of the
highly successful Labor Day cele-
bration, reported today through
Mrs. Edith Sweeting, chairman,
that they lust broke even" fl
nancially.
While some $50 in the hole af-
ter checking expenses against
receipts, the organization expect
ed to make up the difference
from the pony ride" concession
and other Riddles Park activities
which it sponsored.
Mrs. Sweeting reported the fol-
lowing:
Cash Received:
Sale Merchandise Books $4,000
Advertising in Books - 5000
Cash Received at Dance 37.lO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-03
Carbonell Says Navy
Will Get POinciana
Despite 80 NO Vote

fsCITY COMMISSION PASSES RESOLUTION APPROX.
ING TRANSFER OF PROJECT TO KEY WEST
HOUSING AUTHORITY AFTER LATTER UNAN.
MOUSLY FAvORS TRANSFER TO NAVY
Within few hours after the Key Authority
voted unanimously favor Nays acquisition poincana
Project the City Commission last
vote favorng transfer the project
The commission chambers
largely by foncana residents Commander Eli
on officer Who represented Capt Harold commandment
Naval Base we'll equipped with
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17

priesaika parems, sudrebes pc
koju zvyras, uztvaru nebus ka-
Rams. -"
Duetas, dar eilerastis, choro
dainos klausytojus suju n g a
vienon sirdin, visu veiduose tik
laukimo sypsnis: kada m s
svesime laisves svente savojoj
tevynej.
PO menines dalies kalbejo
angliakasiu atstovas p. Zalec-
kis. Visu angliakasiu vardu
skundesi sunkiu juodu darbu,
prase laisvuju bent dvasines
paramos. Bet jis nenusimin-
damas pareiske kad pasibaigus
sutarciai, Xxi vieno islys is po-
zemiu ir dirbs sau, savo Sci
MONS, brangiajai tevynei, kad
veliau sugryze jon, visi butu
kaip vienas jos atstatymo dar-
be.
Paskutini zodi tare BALF'o
Igaliotinis Belgijai. Jis dar
karta prisimine pavergta tevy-
ne, iSveztuosius, zuvusiuosius.
Ia pacia proga jis padare pra-
nesima spaudos reikalu Belgi-
joje. Cia gyvena virs tukstan-
clio Lietuviu, bet neturi gero
tarpusavio rysio, neturi ziniu
Tam nugaleti-Lietuviskas lai-
krastis. Turejo jau anksciau
laikrastis pasirodyti, bet del f.
nansiniu sunkumu nepasirode.
Dabar Kun. j. Danauskas Wis
ka pasieme ant savo peciu, kaip
ir paprastai visas Lietuviu be-
das Belgijoie, ir kittens talki-
ninkaujant iSleis laikraSti Bel
gijos Lietuviams. Spaudos rel
kalu taip pat kalbejo ankstes-
mis- laikrascio inicijatorius, p.
Burba.
Pirmininkui perskaicius sven
tes proga sveikinimo telegra-
mas, padekojus atvykusiems If
V S i e m prisidejusiems prize
sventes surengimo, minejimas
baigtas tautos himnu.
AStunta Rugsejo tikrai bran
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PRANESIMAI APIE
SlUNTlNIQ ISVO.
GINA

IS Lietuviq tremtiniu Anne.
rikos ir Britu zonose Vokieti-
joje gaunama daugiau ir dau-
giau laiskq SUI pranesimais kad
jiems siusti maisto ir drapanu
pakietai tapo isplesti, isimta
nekurie -dalykai, arba siusti
pakietai visai nepasieke adre-
satQ, buvo kelyje pavogti.
Tuo reikalu LVS pirminin-
kas P. J. ziuris siomis dieno-
mis- pasiunte pranesima ir pa
rodymus Amerikos Paste vir-
sininkui POSTMASTER General)
Washington, D. C., ir nuorasai
to laisko taip pat pasiusta Bri-
tq ir USA militariniams virsi-
ninkams Vokietijoje.
Laiskas pastebi kad tokis
siuntiniu vogimas ir isplesimas
privalo butt susektas ir. nusi-
kalteliai tinkamai nubaudzia-
mi.
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betojas Wis tik, baige savo Wy
kusia kalba sakydamas kad
Lietuva ne tik turf butt, bet
kad tikrai bus laisva. Triuk-
smingos klausytoju ovac j 0 s
pritare sirdziai jaukiems kali
betojo zodziams: tikrai, Lietu-
va bus laisva!
TAIP baigesi minejimo pir-
ma dalis. Po jos seke menine.
Nors beveik visi gyvena toll
viens nuo kito, sunku ka nors
menisko surengti, bet progra-
ma Siokia-tokia susilipde. Pr
miausiai pasirode mergaite su
eilerasciu: "Senoves daina"
RankQ plojimams nenutilus pa
sirodo prizes klausytojus jaunas
angliakasys p. Saliamorius SUI
solo DANA can't tevelio dvaro".
Nors jau keleta menesiu kve-
puoja solistas juodu angliu dull
kiQ oru, bet DANA skrido kaip
is seno operos solisto burnos
Gar as nelaimingas tevelio SUI
neliS. ar as nepaSeriau san be-
70 zirgelio".
Pc to issirikiuoja vyru cho-
ras, vedamas p. Kairio. Xisu
veidai kupini kazkokios jegos,
nuotaika puiki. Chorui prita-
RANT ispildytas fanta t i in $
vaizdelis is dabartines Lietu-
vos: "Astuntoji Rugsejo tevy.
neje', surinkta is Rimo Anal
viskio baladziu "Krivio : lemi-
mas. Pc daugelio amziu mie-
60 keliasi is kapu trys Lietu.
vos galiunai ir senas vaidyla
Lizdeika. Jis pasakoja galiu
mans apie Lietuva, jos praei-
ii, dabarti ir ateiti. Skundesi
zilagalvis vaidyla kad Lietuva
kencia, kad vieni is siaubo ap-
leido tevyne, kiti benamiai kla-
joja pasaulyje, kiti dar net sia-
dien ia dengia krutinem, bet
ju kraujas jau nudaze upes
Liudnu, bet tvirtu balsu senelis
ragina Lietuvos galiunus j ko-
va, o pats lieka rinkti didvyriv
kraujo laseliQ, is kuriu lures
prisikelti nauji karzygiai ir pri-
kelti savo Lietuva sena: "JQs,
galiunai, skubekit kelkit kar-
zygiu narsa, as su kanklemis
iseisiu rinkti kraujo laseliQ.
Oar suvirpins pasauli Lietuvis-
kas garsas - Ir neliks tevis-
kelej svetimujQ seseliu".
Deklamatoriui tariant pasku-
tinius zodzius, choras pradeda
griausmingai dainoti: '1r
sustos prie vyro vyras, zygin
nTRVAT iSSiraSvti nereikia
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K. Skirpos Paaiskinimas
Buvusio Lietuvos Ministro Berlyne, Pareiskimas
del Smeizto Tilpusio Amerikos Spaudoje

kotarpi 194O-41 metals nera pa
dariusi nei vieno akto, ar ka
paplatinusi slapta, ka butu ga
lima paskaityti nedrau g i n g u
veiksniu Dem. Sajungininkams,
kurie yra pazadeje grazinti ma
zosioms tautoms, taigi ir musu
krastui, valstybine nepriklau-
somybe.
4. Jokiu skirpos bureliu prie
Vokieciu kariuomenes daliniu
zygiavusiu Lietuva prizes Ru-
su raudonaja armija nebuvo
priduota, mes jokiu Lietuvisku
kovos padaliniu Vokie t joj e
prizes Rusu-Vokieciu kara nebu-
vo suorganizuota; naciai to jo-
kiam Lietuviui neleido padary-
tt, zinodami kad Lietuviai sic
kia Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
atstatymo, kas naciams buvo
nepriimtinas.
Kai del Lietuvisku kovos pa
daliniq, kurie pasireiske pacio-
je Lietuvoje lake sukilimo ir
kurie nuslave Sovietiskaja san
tvarka musu kraste, tai galiu
dabar konkreciai atskleisti, jog
tatai buvo ne kazkokie bureliai
bet stipri Lietuviu patrijotu
pogrindzio organizacija, kuri
vadinosi Lietuviu Akty v S t U
Frontas. Jis buvo apjunges vi
sus ryztingesniuosius musu tau
tos elementus, seniau priklau-
siusius prie ivairiu poll t n u
partijQ, ir turejo apie $4,000
nariq. Paskelbus sukilima, Sis
Lietuviu laisves kovotoju bran
duolys umai isaugo j stipria
sukileliu armija, mazdaug is
100000 vyru. Griebesi ginklo
visi, kas tik pajege j valdyti
ir parode drasos, daznai net
pllkomis rankomis, j nuplesti
nuo Rusu raudonarmiecio ar
enkavedisto peciu, nes visa Lie
tuviu tauta buvo vieningai pa
siryzusi greiciau nusikra t y t i
Sovietiskojo jungo ir atstatyti
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe ko
naciai dar nebuvo suspeje uz-
plusti musu krasta. Tai buve
efektingas ir niekad nebeatsau.
kiamas ir niekieno nebepanei.
giamas Lietuviu tautos herois.
kas atsakymas Maskvos me.
la apie neva laisva Lietuvos isl
jungima Sow. Rusijos sasta
ia, 1910 M, padiktuota Rusl
raud. armijos durtuvu prizes ii
kraja Lietuviu tautos valia.
Jokiu Lietuviu parasiutinin
kQ, apie kuriuos kalba Vilnis
is Vokieciu lektuvq nebuvo nu
sodinta; tebuvo ia prasme Lie
tuvoje tik placiai paskle i +;
gandq is Lietuviu sukileliu pu
} ses kad tue budu paskatinu.
Sovietiskuosius okupantus mes
tt ginklus ir greiciau issinesdin
: tt is musu krasto.
(Pabaiga kitame num.)
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gi diena Lietuviams. Bet il
Wis dar liudesio pilna, nes te-
vyne Lietuva raudonojo siaubo
draskoma, jos zmones marina
mi. Bet visu Lietuviu esan-
ciu visame pasaulyje troskimas
yra isvysti ja greit laisva ir
nepriklausoma. Visi sutiko su
poeto zodziais:
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l. i i -
Jungo Nevilks!

"Is amziu gludumu atejusi,
Isbridusi vargus,
Iskentusi visas skriaudas.
Vel prisikels, atgimus,
| naujus rytmecius izengs,
Grazi, laiminga ir laisva
Teveliu zeme-Lietuvaw
Leonas NOrkus-NOrkevicius.
BRUSSELS, 1947 m. Rugsejo 7 d.
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RUGSEJO 8 MINEJIMAS ELGIJOJE
VIII Gyvena Viltimi kad Letuva vel bus Laisva

Astunta Rugsejo brangi die
ma visiems Lietuviams: tai Lie
tuvlu tautos svente. Kaip kas
lsmano taip iskilmingiau sia
svente mini. Briuselio ir apy-
linku Lietuviai sia svente taip
pat iskilmingai minejo Rugse-
jo Z d.
Ivairose Belgijos provincijo-
Sc gyvena Lietuviai sekmadie-
MO ryta skubejo Briuselin. Ten
JOC-istu namuose minima tau
tos svente. Viens kita sutike
kad ir nepazystami, nuosirdziai
sveikino, viens kitam linkejo
sekancia Rugsejo svesti laisvoj
Lietuvoj.
Nedideleje, namu koplycioje
iskilmingos pamaldos. sv. Mi
sias lake ir pamoksla pasake
Kun. j. Danauskas, B A l. F. o
igaliotinis Belgijai. IS jaunu
ir senu krutiniq plauke gies-
mes Auksciausiaji, jos tar
tum beldesi dangaus vartus,
prasydamos vel atidaryti duris
brangia, numyleta, dabar ken
ciancia tevyne. Stebinanciais
zodziais ir su isijautimu kalbe-
jo pamokslininkas apie Dievo
geruma. Kaip tos dienos Evan
! gelijoje Kristus prikele is nu-
mirusiu vargses nasles sum-,
taip tas pats Viespats prikels
ir Lietuva, jei Lietuviai to is
tvermingai prasys. Tokiais ir
panasiais zodziais ne vienam is
klausytoju isspaude skau m o
aSaras.
Pc sv. Misty ir maldos uz
tevyne suskamba Tautos Him
mas prizes Auksciausiojo Alto
riu. Rodos, niekados jis taip
didingai ir su meile dar nebu-
vo giedotas.
TRECIA valanda po pietq--
iskilmingas posedis. Sale kad
ir kukliai, bet CANA dienos nuo-
taikai pasipuosus. Prizes visu
axis baltas Vytis, il ir stala
puosia Lietuviams bra n g O s
trispalves.
Minejima atidare Briuselio
Lietuviu kulturinio komit t o
pirmininkas, stud. J. Maliska,
vienos minutes tyla pagerbti
zuvusiems uz Lietuvos laisve,
mirstantiems istremime ir vi
stems nezine kenciantiems.
Garbes prezidiuman pakvie-
tes Kun. J. Danauska, panele
DR.. O. Mironaite ir sveciu at
stova p. J. Zalecki, trumpais
bet sirdingais zodziais pirmi-
ninkas nusviete Rugsejo 8-os
reiksme ir svarba ypac siais
laikais, kada Lietuva smaugia-
ma raudonojo siaubo.
| Po izangos zodzio studentas
Juozas Leliunas skate paskai-
ta. Jis moksliskai, idomiai ir
pilnai atsake j savo pasirinkta
tema: Gar Lietuva bus laisva?"
Reikia mesti visas iliuzijas is
galvos kad Rusai geru noru pa
sitrauks is Lietuvos. Toki We
Ii kaip komunizmas tik opera
cijos budu galima pasalinti: is
/ vada prelegentui aiski. Tx ka-
ras gall isgelbeti Lietuva. Bet
kada jis bus, liko taip pat ne
aisku kalbetojui, kaip ir dau-
geliui is didziQju politikq. Kal-
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NEW YORKE SURIN.
KTA APE $4,000
BALF'ui

Didziojo New Yorko BALF'o
rinkliavos metu, per iris die
mas - Spaliu 2, 8 ir 4 - au-
kq surinkta, kaip komitetas
pastebi, arti $4,000.
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DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-pasiq-
skit prenumerata dabar ir
Dirva jus tuoj lankys.
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IA A R G U IS

Skaitykit "Marguti', komp.
A. Vanagaicio leidziama mu-
zikos ir juoku zurnala. Eli
ma du kartu j menesi. kama
metams So. PrisiQskit 1Oc
paste zenklais, gausit viena
numeri pamatymui.
M A CUTS
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
C c: |: E 5
First Christian Plans
Installation PROGRAM
New Pastor To Be Installed
Next Sunday Night
At Services

The Rev. Phillip Byron Carlisle
Will be installed to the p~astorate
OF the First Christian church in
special services at 8 pm. Sun
day, April q.
The Rev. Mr.. Carlisle has been
in Wilmington for two weeks. hav-
ing succeeded the Rev. Allen Will
son, who is now serving as pastor
of the Richards Christian church
At next Sundays service. the in
s~tallation sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Newton J.. Robson.
pastor of the Hillyer Memorial
church in Raleigh.
The Rev. c. C. Ware of Wilson
will give the charge to the con-
gregation. The Rev. Mr.. Ware is
state secretary of the Christian
church Of North Carolina.
A representative from the Will
mington Ministerial association
will participate in the installation
service to give the charge to the
minister.
Accompanied to Wilmington by
his wife and two daughters. the
Rev. Mr.. Carlisle is living in the
church parsonage at l16 S. Harri-
son street in Sunset Park.
For the past four and one-half
years the Rev. Mr.. Carlisle has
served as the pastor of the Chris
tan church in Winston-Salem.
Prior to that time he held pas
~torates at Mt. Olive, Dover, and
Ludlow, KY. He is a graduate of
Pennsylvania College, holds a B.
D. degree from the Disciples of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
$4,000 PLEDGED
IN GRACE CHURCH
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
Damage Thought To e..
seed Insurance
Coverage

More nan $11o, 900 has beer
~l.dsed IN the Grace Methods
snurch drive TO obtain funds fol-
,se rebuilding of the church which
wss destroyed by fire on Marsh
ii according to M. n. Lander
campaign chairman.
The insurance settlement il
sxpeeted soon," Lander said
'however. the damage is wei
ovsr the 500, 900 insurance cover
age
Lander pointed out that in add
ton to the building damage. there
was a loss OF books, Bibles
chairs. alter rails and other fur
rlshings.
A building committee chairman
will be appointed soon and PLAN
begun tor the reconstruction. &C
ecrding to Lander.
Al present Sunday school serv
ices are being held at GAS am
IN the Hemenway school, ant
church services in St. Paul's Lu
tseran parish house at 1l:15 am
and s pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

the Rev. Adam Empie, D. D.. be.
came rector. Twenty years later
a Ladies Working Society," wal
organized.
+ When the Rev. Robert Drane, D.
D. became rector in 1886, Leba.
non Chapel was established at
Wrightsville Sound as a mission oil
St. James Parish.
The cornerstone for the new
church was laid April 8, 1899, on
the southeastern corner Of Third
and Market streets. The church
building was consecrated on Mar.
CHI 20 Of the next year by the
Right Rev. Levi Siliiman Ives, D.
D.. Bishop of North Carolina.
st. JOINTS church was organ.
zed in 1851 from St. James parish
and opened for services.
In 1864, The Rev. A. A. Watson
succeeded the Right Rev. Thomas
Atkinson. D.. D., IL. D.. who had
served as rector since DR.. Drane
died in 1862.
Easter Sunday, 1865, marked
the observance Of the first chill
dren's sunrise carol service on the
church tower. These tower
services have been continued an
nually.
During the federal occupation
Of Wilmington, he Keys Of h 6
church were seized, pews re-
moved and building used as n fed
eral hospital. Damage was repair
ed by tn congregation and St.
James reopened in December
1865.
The Rev. Alfred Augustin Wat
son, d. D., LII. D, S. +. D., was
consecrated as the first Bishop of
the Diocese of East Carolina in
services in St. James churrh in
1884.
In 1892 the parish house was
built in the rear Of the church
as a memorial to Colonel r. r.
Bridgers. That same year Chapel
of the Good Shepherd was built
on corner of Sixth and Queen
streets by contributions from st.
James church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
Missionary Reports
On Work In Mexico

This is the official report OF
Missionary Lester Zook, Presbyte-
rian agriculturalist to the Mazate-
co Indians Of Oaxaca State. MeXi-
co: 1--WE have distributed 1000
eggs and 20 roosters for improv-
ing egg production, and IS kids
for improving the local goats SO
that people may have a better
milk supply. We have added An
CORA rabbits and a Karakul sheep
to cur farm animals, which prom
Use a great boost to industry in
Tejupam. We have trained two n
dian boys in the cottage industry
Of carding, spinning and weaving
wool into serapes and blankets.
We have helped in a Bible Insti-
tute by presenting. a rural pro-
gram of Christian stewardship
similar to the Lords Acre plan.
As a result. n congregation has
dedicated definite projects to the
Lord: bull calves. a heifer, Or
ange trees. banana palms. hens.
and rows of sugar cane. We
have been Oxoca State become
a Presbytery."