davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

RYTINESE valstijose lau-
kama pritrukimo gasoline sia
vasara, kas gall privesti prize
vel ivedimo gasoline stampu,
kaip buvo karo pradzioje.
Gasoline truksta ir kariuo-
menei, kuri tegauna puse to
kick jai reikalinga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

CRUCIBLE Steel Co., Pitts
burghe paskyre $50 milijonu
suma savo dirbtuviu pletimui
ir gerinimui. Darbai jau pra-
dedami. Tas parodo sios kom-
panijos pasitikejima Pittsbur-
gho ateitimi kaipo plieno CEN
tru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
REUMATISKI
SKAUSMAI

Deksnio Galinga Mostis, sudaryta
is daug skirtingu elementu, turf sa-
wye galinga silima. Sildydama ga
lingai, istarpins Reumatiskus skaus-
mus, ranku, koju skaudejima ir tir-
pima, dieglius, salti. Daugeliui zmo-
niu pagelbejo ir tamstai pagelbes.
Nelauk ilgiau, bet tuojau isigyk -
DICKENS OINTMENT, arba rasy-
kite dirbtuve. kama 2-oz $1.0G:
4-oz. $500. Ekstra didele deze -
16 OF. $500. (26)
DICKENS OINTMENT
p. o. Box 666 Newark 1. N. J.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

MEKSIKOJE mazieji uki-
ninkai pradejo protestuoti del
valdzios nusprendimo skelsti
galvijus apkrestus snukiu If
nagu liga, nors valdzia ir uz-
moka uz tuos galvijus. Prezi-
dento Trumano vienas tikslas
Meksikoje lankymosi buvo su-
tarimas kovoti prizes sta gal
viju liga bendrai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

(MAHANOY CITY. - Al
Matuza, is Shenandoah, buves
zymus futbolo losejas, tapo pa
skirtas futbolo lavintoju Ma
hanoy City High School.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
PAUKSTIS KISENIUJE

Stamford, Conn, vienas dar-
bininkas pakabino savo darbl-
nes kelnes kieme isdziovinti
Per pora dienu kelnems beka-
bant, vienoje kiseneje paukstis
susuko sau lizda ir pradejo de-
ii kiausinius. zmogus kelnes
ir paliko kabancias Xxi bus IS
pereti paukstukai.
SKALBYKLOS { | aundries)
pereita meta dare rekordinl
bizni sumoje $736,238,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
KITAS PIKNIKAS
RINKLIAVA PAVYKO

Geguzes pabaigoje BALE 2
skyriaus rupesniu cia ivyko
Tag Day BALI naudai. Au-
ku rinkime darbavosi visa Ell
lie moteru, paneliu ir vyru, ir
surinko viso S1,345,61, kas pa
siusta j BALE centra. .
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Amsterdam, N. Y.
PAGERBTAS, DIR. RUPSIS

PAGERBTAS, DIR. RUPSIS
Birzelio z d. Elks Klube ivy
ko pagerbimas DR.. Juoza Rup-
sio ir jo tevo. Surengimui tos
pramogos pasidarbavo Mrs. c.
RupSiene, daktaro dediene, jo
pussesere Mrs. l.. Magiliene ir
M. Kazlauskas. SveciQ dalyva-
vo apie 400, didumoje Lietuviu
ir keletas kitatauciu. Progra-
ma pradejo J. Olsauskas vargo-
nais ispildydamas Lietuvisku
melodiju; Adv. A. Stokna We
de programa. Buvo pasakyta
ellie kalbu. Pabaigoje kalbejo
Lietuviskai DR.. Gailiunas, DR..
A. Kinderis ir jausiausias DR..
J. Rupsis; istare po kelis 70
dzius jo jauna zmonele, jo te-
vas, Jonas Rupsis, ir jo ma
myte.
DR.. J. Rupsis baige chirurgo
moksla Rochester, N. Y, ir
Albany, N. Y.
Visame moksle jam gerai Sc
kesi.
DR.. Kinderis pareiske dziau-
gsmo kad gavo gera bendra-
darbi, nes DR.. Rupsis bus vie
name ofise su DR.. Kinderiu.
Abu jiedu militariskoj tar
nyboj buvo kapitono laipsny-
je. DR.. Rupsis tik sugryzes
is Vokietijos. Ten jis daug pa
gelbejo Lietuviams. Tikimes
kad jis ir ateitNje Lietuvis-
kiems Lietuviams nebus sveti-
mas.
VAzIUOJA ! LVS Selma
Birzelio 16 d. LVS turejo
susirinkima Adv. V. Kristinai-
clio ofise. Apkalbeta dabarti-
Mai Lietuvos reikalai ir Lietu-
viu tremtiniu selpimas. Nu-
tarta vaziuoti j LVS selma SUI
nemaza delegacija. Atsirado
savanoriu vaziuoti, tikima SUI
organizuoti vaziuoti du az iris
automobilius is cia augusiu
musu professionally dirbanciu
tautinius darbus savo vientau-
ciu tarpe.
Linksmo pasimatymo SUI XII
tais idejos Lietuviais seine!
p. Lalas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Paminejo Lietuvos
Okupacija

Detroito Lietuviai buvo su-
pazindinti per radio Amerikos
Lietuviu Balso pusvalandi SUI
1910 metu Birzelio Is dienos
bolseviku isiverzimu j Lietuva
ir jos okupavimu bel pavergi-
mu. Ta tema placia paskaita
dave Agr. Tomas Dambraus-
kas, vienas is pastaru atvyku-
siu is Europos ir Detroite ap-
sigyvenusiu tremtiniu.
Programme buvo ir atitinka-
mos pritaikytos muzikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

D1RVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-pasiu-
skit prenumerata dabar ir
Dirva jus tuoj lankys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Waterbury. Conn.
PASEKMINGAS. PIKNIKAS

PASEKMINGAS' PIKNIKAS
Birzelio Is surengtas pikni-
kas tautinei spaudai paremti
pavyko pasekmingai. Pasidar-
bavo tautines sroves veikejai
ir remejai. Atsilanke publikos
is placios apielinkes.
CARE VEIKLA
Lietuviu moteru Care salpos
klubas teikiantis parama Lie
tuviams tremtiniams vel ture-
jo susirinkima Mrs. VIM. Bule-
rick namuose. Dalyvavo kele-
las ir sveciq. Naujas narys,
st. Geonaitis paaukojo klubui
500. Pinigu sukelimui seimy-
niska pramoka rengiama "A.
Kishonu namuose, Liepos me-
nesi. Rep.
KITAS PIKNIKAS
Sekm. Birzelio 20, Linden
Parke ivyks Waterburio Liet.
Tarybos piknikas, pradzia l:3O
val. po pietu. Kalbas pasakys
Bronius Budginas, DR.. Petras
Kazlauskas ir DR.. Zina kaz-
lauskas. Visi trys kalbetojai
yra pabege nuo komunistu te-
rOrO.
.Piknike dainuos Sv. Juozapo
parapijos choras ir per diena
tests Sokiai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
RENGIASI ] LVS SELMA

Detroito LVS 6-to skyriaus
nemaza delegacija rengiasi va
ziuoti j LVS metini selma, ku-
ris ivyksta Waterbury, Conn.,,
Birzelio 1929 d. Delegatai is
vaziuoja pora dienu anksciau.
Gauta ziniu kad j selma va
ziuoja ir Juozas J. Bachunas.
is Tabor Farm.
DETROIT, Mich. - sios sa-
Yates pradzioje, del triju pa.
skiru nesusipratimu kilusip
tarp dirbtuviu ir uniju, 10000
automobiliu darbininku negale'
jo dirbti. Taipgi Ford Motor
Co. 100000 darbininku tarpt
vedama balsavimas streikavi
mo klausimu. ,..
Veliau nekurie susitaike il
gryzo ldirbti. Gryzo Chryslel
dirbtuviu darbininkai, bet da1
liko streikuoti 4DeSoto dirbtu
YES .darbininkais Del tu ture
jo butt paleisti is darbo dau
giau kitu darbininku.
Detroite valdzia tesla perse
kiojima automobiliu pardave
ju kurie uzsiima juodos rinkos
prekyba.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
Citizens Will Close
Meeting on Covenant,

The covenant situation will be
discussed without the benefit of the
press" ina closed meeting, Walter
Wondrack, president of the Trini-
dad Citizens Association. announced
last night at a meeting of the group
Immediate discussion of the prob
lem had been advocated, but Mr.
Wondrack would not permit it on
the ground that private meeting
is more desirable. He also referred
to the Recreation Board ruling re-
garding inflammatory speeches in
public schools. The time and place
of the closed meeting were not an.
nounced.
The association voted to obtain
speaker for the next monthly
meeting, however, to discuss protee-
tive covenants in general without
involving controversial issues.
Mr.. Wondrack commended both
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment and the Fire Department
Later Sergt. John F. Ryan, new pub
lie relations officer for the police
department, appeared to acquaint
them with problems of the depart
ment.
The group asked for correction
of traffic conditions on Florida ave-
ne between Montello avenue and
Fourteenth street NE, At Bladens-
burg and Benning roads NE. and al
Nineteenth street and Benning
road NE.
Capt. Rhoda Milliken Of the
Woman's Bureau spoke on the Com
munity Chest and urged support Of
its forthcoming drive.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
Chicago Police Seek Slayer
Of Woman Found In Auto
by ,ha Asseeiuted er,.s

CHICAGO, Oct. 1e.-Law enforce
ment oflhcers in Cook County joined
with authorities In nearby Du Page
County today In a search for the
slayer OF a 35-year -old woman whose
mutilated and nearly nude body wal
found stuffed in the trunk Of her
automobile yesterday.
The victim OF the attack was Mrs
Catherine M. Wasil, mother Of three
young children. The youngest, vii.
liam. II months old, was found lying
ON the front seat Of the car parked
on a highway near suburban West
Chicago. He was not injured. Her
husband, Stephen. Al, q br cklayer
was quoted by police as saying his
wife had been missing from home
with William for two weeks.
Police said they were seeking fol
questioning man named by Mr.
Wasil as his wife's close friend
Sergt. Nick Reidy Of the Chicago
homicide detail, said the man named
by Mr.. Wasil had not been at home
for q week. Police said Mr.. Wasil
told Them his wife frequently disap-
peared without explanation and he
did not report her absence when she
left two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
'x-Diseose' Is Reported
Spreading Among Cattle
By the Assesieted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The Ameri-
can Veterinary Medical Association
today told farmers that disease
contagious exanthema), a new and
mysterious type of infection among
cattle, seems to be established In sew
eral States and may be spreading"
|. The association also urged that
farmers be especially alert against
foot-and-mouth disease, baby pig
diseases, rabies and Newcastle
disease.
Authorities feel real concern" over
these five problems, the veterinary
group said.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
German Couple Accused
OF Killing Adopied Children
BY the A.seeiotsd Press

NUREMBERG, Oct. 1e.-German
police said yesterday they were hold
ing a German couple suspected Of
killing at least five-and perhaps as
many as nine-small children they
adopted within the last five years.
Police said evidence indicated the
husband, a 38-year-old chauffeur
and his wife got the children from
public orphanages. After keeping
the children, ranging in ages from
to 10 months, a few months. police
said, they killed them by blows OF,
the head.
The press Office of the Nuremberg
police department said the husband
confessed killing some Of the infants
because he could not bear to hear
them cry" His wife was quoted by
police as saying her husband threat
ened to kill her If she did not help
in the slayings.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
Thugs Beat and Rob
Chinese Restaurant
Owner in Home

A Chinese restaurant owner was
beaten and robbed early today by
two armed thugs who lay in wait
for him in the living room of his
home at 1911 Crittenden street NV
Police said Henry F. Wong, part
owner Of the Lotus restaurant and
night club, 727 Fourteenth street
NV, was met by two men, both
with their faces covered by large
handkerchiefs, as he entered the
front door Of his home about 2:45
am.
They reported Mr.. Wong gave up
without objection 500 from his bill
fold after one Of the men had de-
manded money.
Beaten About Head.
The two men then beat the res
taurant owner about the face and
head with the butts Of their revol-
vers, and locked him in q hall
closet, police said.
Mr.. Wong made his escape from
the closet by forcing the top Of
the door with an umbrella or cane
which was in there. After freeing
himself, police said. he called his
attorney. Police were notified Of
the robbery by q phone call from
an unknown source.
After notifying his attorney, Mr..
Wong went to Garfield Hospital
where he was treated for cuts and
bruises and admitted for observa-
tion. x-rays to determine the ex-
tent of his injuries were to be taken
this morning.
Police said the hold-up men evil
IDENTIFY had been waiting in the
house for some time, since the
large house had been completely
ransacked. Mr.. Wong lived alone,
police said.
Motive Not Known.
A man who would describe him.
self only as "a friend" called at the
Wong home this morning and OBJ
tanned some clothes for the Chinese
restaurant owner. He said Mr.
Wong was not in the habit OF taking
the restaurants receipts home with
him at night. He said he knew OF
no possible motive for the beating
Mr. Wong, police said, could reveal
no reason for the beating either.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
Virqiniu Police School Open.

WINCHESTER, Va, Oct. 1e (P.-
A police training school for law en-.
forcement officers of Northern Vir.
ginia communities opened here this
week under supervision of J. Thoma,
Boyd, Winchester police chief
Twenty-three men Nom Front
Royal, Berryville, Leesburg and thi,
city have enrolled.
Evening star., 1947-10-16

The present geologic era Is esti-
mated to have extended over Z
time period Ct 100000 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

God The PreServer or Man
will be the subject Of the Les
son-Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence Churches throughout the
world on SUNDAY. June 10
The Golden Text Psalms 70,
~ is THE Lord is my strength
and my shield: my heart trust
cd in him. and / ann helped
Among the Bible citations IS
this passage John 8;3l .32);
Then said Jesus to those Jews
which believed on him. II We
continue in my word. then arc
We my disciples indeed; And
We shall know the truth, and
the truth shall make YOU free
Correlative passages TO be
read from tho Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy, include the
Following %. 1861 God. the
divine Principle of Man, and
man in Gods likeness are in
separable harmonious. and eter-
nal. The Science of being furn.
ishes the rule Of perfection and
brings Immortality to light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

Miss ClowneY and her new car.
The lovely winner OF the car
confessed that she cannot drive
and must take lessons before
she can try il out. The second
photo shows the Rev. Boone
surrounded by his guests as
they listened 10 the ceremonies.
Included in the picture are De
ieetive Bennett OF the Wayne
for tho oslo Conference foi
our delegate turnout ne dav
Miss Priscilla Masslc has been
named as ono ~ tho African
delegates 10 Go Il
thc Wald Youth Conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
7I{!ES7{E3
ST. STEPHEN AME

ST. STEPHEN AME
Sunday morning and evening
the pastor the Rev j ID How
ell. YIELDED his pulpit To the pre-
siding elder( Dr. DAVID A.
Blake, of Ann Arbor. who paid
honor To the children of today
The music was supplied by
the Celestial choir and the Sen
lor choir.
AT the 100 service a large
audience heard an inspiring
message. and Holy Communion
was observed The guest Solois'
was Mrs. David A Blake
ST. PAUL AME ZION
Sunday was WomenS Day at
ST Paul Rev Mrs. Mary Stew
art, Evangelist, was the guest
speaker az l0.45 am Mrs. Prin-
cess Powell presided
At $3.50 pm, Mrs Jeanette
WEIGH Brown Was The guest
speaker. on Arc We headed for
peace on War Mrs Lottle F.
White presided
The Rev. Mrs. Mary Stewart
delivered the evening message
at 745 p m Mrs. Helen Williams
presided.
Music was rendered all dsy
bv the Womens Chorus Of ST
Paul. under Miss Sallie NJ
Green, DlrectreSs
Next Sunday the pastor, the
Rev l. p. Powell. will occupy
the pulpit al both services
Each member OF St Paul IS
asked TO pay General Claims IN
full on or before SUNDAY June
%
The Michigan Annual Con
ference Will convene IN 81 Pau
Church, June 24-29
CARTER METROPOLITAN
West Warren and Grand
Boulevard
A Monte Vista musical will
be presented by the Sun d Y
School on June IS. Nj and
Mrs. f. ScieppS. Reginald Jones,
Noble Norman, RAYMOND Nc
Kinney Tommy Flanagan, and
Ilene Nelson Will perform
The girl are attempting 10
raise $500 each for the SUNDAY
School They are Lulamarle
Ross. Marine Hardin. Pearl Da-
Wis. Mary Mcclure. Peggy Nc
Swain. Dclphine Llovd Rosa
line Wilson. and Callene Hos
civ.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor. the Rev A Who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

Sermons from the pulpitS OF
churches throughout the city
last Sunday paid tribute to
Childrcns Day honoring the
youth Of the church OF today,
who viii be the leaders of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
Churches To Observe College Fund Day Sunday
Have Only
Raised $1,000
So Far

As the United Negro College
4 Fund approaches It's close. the
religious leaders. Dr. I. Tim
herlake, OF the Baptist Alliance,
and Dr. l. r. Powell. Methodist
Chairman, care calling upon cv-
cry church in The city 10 ob-
serve Sunday, June Is, as Co
legc Fund Sunday Earlier in
the drive, Rev Powell and Rev
Timbcrlakc agreed that tn Q
churches alone could raise $50
600 # once they all would de-
eide 10 do so.
So far. the churches, includ-
ing white churches, have raised
less than $1,000.
The drive cannot reach a sue
ccssful conclusion unless all
/ groups in the community rally
to Support the Fund Ono OF the
standard aim of the churches
is 10 produce worthwhile lead
crship through education Some
Of tho thirty-thrcc 1881 accrcdl-
ted Negro Colleges give religi-
Gus training.
Two Purposes
College Fund Sunday is de-
Stoned 10 do two things
To call upon the trustees and
pastor ~ churches to give a
treasury donation. and TO take
up special collection for the
COLLEGE, Fund Such a collection
will give people who are not
ahlo 10 give a dollar and up a
chance 90 share in the drive.
All churches are urged 10 make
q 100 percent representation
1t was announced last week
that Central Methodist Church
twhuc) gave 5000 We hope that
other churches in tho white
community will cooperate with
us in this effort Another basi,
concept of Christianity IS; Civ
ing" II is 10 be- assumed that
the churches Of Detroit Viii not
fall short Of their responsibility
The fund has reached its $50,
900 mark If $4,000 is to he
reached. all who have not civ
ven must give today Give
Give Give, Wont YOU Saic
the chairman this week
In order to provide an incen
tive TO alumni groups. anC
some have done we'll the Car
tor A Howell Company is pre-
scntlng an Alumni Cup to the
Alumni group that raises the
largest amount Of money
II thai group receives II three
wears in succession il will be Z
permanent gift. The alumni quo
IA is $1,000 or that amount
they have raised $4,000 The
five groups reporting the larges'
amounts are Paine College $3.50
Knoxville S452. Tuskegee S5l2
Lane $3.50, and Tougaloo S405
Local papers Will carry Thu
week subscription blanks, j
YOU have not given. please Gu
out. and mail your check today
Ia College Fund 208 Mack
Climax
Ernest T Marshall Loca'
Campaign Director urges al
friends Of the College Fund &c
come out at our climax report
ing Thursday Night June y
| l947 208 Mack
There's big surprise"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
HARTFORD AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH
5000 Hartford Avenue

Sunday morning the pastor
the Rev Charles A. Hill re-
hnauishcd his pulpii to vis-
ting minister in the person Of
Rev. CLYDE Adams. who used
for his subject "Chlldrens Day
II was a sermon that paid high
tributes To the children az the
church. and advised the parents
10 see right methods IN raising
their children so that they may
be better men and women OF
tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

ey preached on SUNDAY morn
ing from Mark 1894
A Bible demonstration Will
be given BY the pastor on sun
day, June Is, AT 3 pm al the
church
The congregation extends ITS
heartfelt sympathy to me pas
tor on the death of his sister.
Ms Madden in Kansas CITY,
BETHEL AME CHURCH
ST. Antoine and Frederick
Sunday June IS Is Annual
Anniversary Of The Senior Ush-
or Board OF Bethel AME
Church. under the leadership Of
Joseph Powell dynamic presi-
dent of the group An inspiring
program has been arranged
Al night the Rev r l..
Bladby Jr pastor Of Greater
King Solomon Baptist Church
and president Of the NAACP Of
the city viii be the guest speak
Ter Wth his choir Ushers and
congregation affiliated
Tho pastor the Rev Jonathan
A. Danes, VIII deliver the An
nual message as II am
We arc looking forward 70
the final inGaihering Of funds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
FORD AVENUE CHURCH
OF CHRIST

"Chrsts Entire Spui To
Lead on 20 the End was the
topic o. the sermon SUNDAY bv
ne pastor Bro James II Stew
at Songs were directed hy BIO
jessie Bishop Jr
SUNDAY school stats ~ -
am and preaching AZ jam
and 80 pm Waite y Boie
loom deacon and T y Dov-
rs IS renotter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
The naSlnr. the Rev A WhO-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

sermons from lle pulplla ol
churches throughout the city
last Sunday paid tribute TO
Childrcns Day. honoring the
youth of the church OF today,
who viii be the leaders of the
church tomorrow
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
1910 Hastings Street
SUNDAY morning a large con
gtcgation including many vlSi-
tors from the National Baptist
SUNDAY School Congress heard
the pastor. the Rev. c. L. Frank
lin. preach from the theme "Jes-
us visit to Jerusalem. The text
was chosen from St. John 5
The message dealt with
ChriStS visit to Jerusalem dur
ing the feast of the Jews. and
Jesus performed some Of his
miracles Of healing the sick
and lame
The songs were rendered by
the New Gospel chorus. Mrs.
Willie Mae Smith. St Louis,
Mo. was the guest soloist.
EBENEZER AME CHURCH
Brush and Willis Streets
Youth vas on parade Sunday.
The pastor. the Rev. Carlyle +.
Stewart relinquished his pulpit
Ito the Rev. Frank {. Jones.
pastor of Ebenezer'S Junior
church. A large congregation
heard the Rev. Mr. Jones deliv-
or dynamic sermon from the
theme Remember Thy Creator
In the Days of Thy Youth -
In comparing the church OF
biblical day with the church OF
today. the Rev Mr. Jones told
( his audience Paul was in on
the ground floor OF the early
church. There were nor enuogh
ministers TO fill the pulpit The
church had TO get the message
of God the best way IL could
The church OF today IS orga-
nized and has trained ministers
for thar purpose
Thirteen candidates were bap-
tized The music was furnished
hv the Junior Chorus and a Wis
ting Young Peoples Choir I'M
der the direction Of Victor Fowl
or The guest sololst was An
drew Hicks.
SUNDAY, June Is Will be Mems
Day. The men OF the church
viii go on parade and attempt
10 raise larger amount OF
money than the sisters OF the
church on Women's Dav The
pulpit will be supplied by the
Rev Harvey f Walden, Peoria.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

The ADVERTISERS in this directory are
dependable square dealing, and we rec
ommend them as worthy of your patron
age.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

peare's ShylOck were cOntempOr-
airy creations. Yet the difference
is very great. 1t is the supreme
proof Of that benignity in Shakes
peare's nature which twice made
Ben johnson call him "gentle"
that he meant to re-write "The
Jew of Malta" and could not bring
himself to do it. Whatever his
conscious attitudes he wrote this
text that we possess. And accord
ing to that text there is one char
acter of moral earnestness and
dignity in the play and only one,
and that is ShylOck. The Christ
ians are not Christians at all.
They mouth the words but do not
mean the meanings. They have
color and poetry and a hard light
ness of heart. 1t remains true
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

standing relieves the picture:
AS for myself, I walk abroad O.
nights
And kill sick people grooming
under wells; !.
Sometimes I go about and poison
wells.
1t is against this background
the father and the immediate
background = that Shapespeare
wrote "The Merchant of Venice
i'm 1894. The date is important.
MarlOwe's Barabas and Shakes