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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
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oral neturejau. AS pats bu-
vau priverstas .pradeti uzdar-
biauti dar budamas mokykloje
ir ne tik is to apmoketi uz
moksla bel pragyvenima, bet
dar ir padeti savo tevams, ku-
RE paseno turto neuzdirbe. Tuo
laiku jau tarnavau isviso de-
vynis metus, O mano tarnybi-
ne kariera pradejes nuo ze-
mlausio kontoros tarnau O j O
pareigq, buvau pasiekes vos
buhalterio padejejo pareigas,
kltaip sakant, aiskiai protek-
toriQ neturejau.
Visa tai liudijo kad names
Jokiu budu negalima paskaity-
tt "liaudies priesu' ir net kad
turiu pilna teise pretenduoti j
pirmos rusies ,''liaudies sunaus"
varda.
Ir Wis tik pasirode kad ma
no tarnybinis likimas pakibo
ant plauko.
Profesines sajungos pirmi-
ninkas ivede name j savo kabi-
meta, CANA atydziai apziurejo
ir paskui tare:
"Drauge, as surinkau apie
tamsta ziniu, kurios name la
bal nustebino. zinau kad ju-
sQ gyvenimas niekad nebuvo
rozemis klotas, zinau kad nuo
mazens buvote priprates prie
vargo ir darbo ir kad jusu pra-
eityje nebuvo nieko kas musu
akimis ziurint butu bloga ar
ba negarbinga. Ir Wis del to,
tamsta berods vienintelis sa-
vo skyriuje skaitomas musQ
priesu, mes as girdejau apie kai
kuriuos jusu pasisakymus, ku-
rie irodo kad esate isitikines
socializmo priesas".
Man, po siu zodziu, staiga
pasidare Silta ir tuOi nat pagal-
vojau kad jie man reiskia pra-
zuti. Jokiu sutaupu niekad ne
turejau, is savo uzdarbio pra-
gyvenau su zmona bel dviem
vaikais ir jei dabar liksiu ap-
sauktas ''liaudies priesu" ir
nustosiu tarnybos, tai b u j u
zuves ir as ir mano artimieji.
Pasijutau viso to netik e t o
pavojaus visai uzkluptas ir jo-
kiu budu nepajegiau suvaldyti
minciu ir jausmu antpludzio.
Bet Wis tik po valandeles at
sikvosejau. Ka turejau saky-
tt? Meluoti ir itikineti savo
socialistiniu nusistatymu? Ne,
tai butu perdaug bjauru ir kaip
tik todel man nepavyktQ.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14

MUSU bolsevikeliai labai su-
sirupino kad gall ivykti visu
Lietuvisku patriotiniu sroviu
susijungimas, ir ia dalyka sa-
vo spaudoje visaip apsivarty-
dami diskusuoja.
Stai kas is to iSeis, prltal-
kant gerai zinoma komunistinl
suki: quo geriau - tue bio
giauv' (Komunistai sake: Juo
blogiau - tuo geriauD
Juo geresnis ivyks anti-ko-
munistiniu sroviu susirisimas
tuo musu raudonukams bus
blogiau!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
Raso DIR. Kest. kernuvis


(Dirvos Korespondentas Europoje)
Vykdydami planinga visuo-
tina Lietuviu tautos isnaikini-
ma ir Lietuvos kolonizavima
kusais, imperialistai okupantai
dirba SUI atsidejimu. Lietuviu
iszudymai pacioj Lietuvoje ar
ba vezimas katorginei mirciai
Sibire eina 'pagal plana': pir-
miausia "apsidirbta" su inteli-
gentais, o dabar baigiami is
naikinti Lietuviai kaimieciai.
Kad Lietuviu tautos likvida-
vimas butQ atliktas "pries lai-
ka', Maskvos kompartija ir
NKVD savo Rusiskiems parei-
gunams Lietuvoje dave naujus
slaptus "patvarkymus" ir isa-
ke pasiskubinti: Lietuviu tau
tos privalo nelikti pasaulyje H.
gi naujo karO!
Kruvinaji "darba" stachano-
vietiskai paspartinti NKVD j
visus Lietuvos kaimus paskyre
simtus tukstanciu komunisti-
niQ snipu. Kiekvienai desim-
ciai kaimieciu tenka specialus
cekistas "desimtkiemio igalio-
tinis". 10 vyriausia paskirtis
"sustiprinti tarybine santvar-
ka kaime', t. y. rupintis kad
kuogreiciau visoje Lietuvoje
butu kolhozai ir il taptu cry
mai komunistisku Rusisku kra-
Stu.
Tai vykdant, susiduriama su
visuotinu Lietuviu pasipriesini-
mu. Priesinimasis vyksta tik
ginantis, t. y. Lietuviai kai-
mieciai ir darbininkai bega
sleptis j miskus ir ten jiesko
SaugumO. *
Rusai visus Lietuvius, neziu-
rint ar butu smulkus neturtin-
giausi kaimieciai ar paprasti
nieko neturi darbininkai, laiko
"klasiniais priesais'', "buoze-
mis-, "fasistiniu elementu" ir
taip tiksliai' apkaltine, juos
medziodami gaudo, uzmusine-
ia vietoje arba geriausiu atve-
ju veza katorginei vergq mir
ciai j Sibira.
Naujai paskirti cekistiniai
'desimtkiemiu igaliotiniai' ipa-
reigoti sudaryti didesnes il
stipresnes is RusQ komunistQ
medzioklines cekistines grupes
ir baigti sugaudyti visus dan
miskuose besislapstancius lais.
vus Lietuvius darbininkus il
kaimiecius.
Cekistinius "deSimtk i e m Y
igaliotinius" suorganizu oj a n t
Lietuvos Rusiska kompartija
ir NKVD Stems savo teroro ir
ginklo pareigunams dave pla-
cias slaptas instrukcijas, ("l
pagalba tarybinam darbuoto-
Jul" 1947 m. Rugp. 15), kurio-
Sc patys okupantai oficialiai
pripazysta jog Lietuvoje iskio]
yra kovos bukle ir visame kra-
Ste tebeveikia Lietuviai parti-
zanai; gi kolhozu ivedimas ke-
liza didziausia pasipriesinima.
Instrukcijoje isakoma: "ka-
dangi valstieciams stojant ze-
mes ukio kooperacijos draugi-
jas (suprask, prievarta CRU
dant visus Lietuvius kaimie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14

-. f'AAoAA AuS uZClkau s,
~. 14-tame numeryje Henriko
zemello straipsni 'Du Laiskai"
Sis straipsnis vaizdziai paro-
40 kai kuriu musu tautieci,
Amerikoje galvosena, kuri ten
yra gal kick labiau paplitus me-
gu mano sio straipsnio auto
RUS, mes tokiu Amerikonisku
dedziq" laisku jau teko gau-
u nemazam pabegeliu skaiciui.
Man Sis straipsnis prim in e
klta atsitikima, kuri teko man
paclam pergyventi 1910 nj. Lie
tuvoJe, kai turejau progos su-
sldurtl SUI panasiai galvojusiu
zmogum IS mano paties bendra-
darblq tarpo, SUI tue skirtumu
kad anas asmuo buvo prasila-
vines If kaip veliau paaiskeio
neabejotinai doras zmogus.
Buvo tai tuomet kai Lietu-
Va uzpludo purvinq, murzinu
lr uteletu raudonarmieciu gau-
JOS, kurios netiketai pasipyle
visais Lietuvos plentais ir vies-
keliais, visomis kryptimis ir
lvalriausiOm susisiekimo n,;o
monemis.
Tuo laiku, as vos prizes kelis
menesius buvau perejes tarnau-
tt IS vienos dideles Kauno is
taigos j kita ir naujoje tarny-
boJe dar mazai su kuo buvau
arciau susipazines.
70 devyniq metq darbo bu-
vusloJe savo tarnyboje, nau-
Joje vietoje jauciausi kaz kaip
nedrasiai, nejaukiai; stengiau-
81 dirbti savo darba nesukel-
danas savo asmeniu nauju
bendradarbiu smalsumo bel de-
meSiO. a3faa II Lla.r
Turiu pasakyti kad tai man
visai pasiseke, mes mano sky
riuje dirbo arba pagyvene, ar
ba siaip ramqs bel rimti Emo
mes, kuriems national buvo
priprasta dirbti tyliai, atydziai
ir vengiant privaciu ir siaip
nebutinu kalbu.
PRAEJO pora menesiu. Lie
tuva tue laiku pergyveno ne
ramias dienas, nes jau visiems
buvo aisku kad naujas Vokie-
tijos draugas SovietQ Sajunga
kaz ka prizes mus planuoja. Ko-
kie tai galetu butt planai, ais
kiai ~niekas neisivaizdavo, bet
SovietQ Sajungos isdavikiskas
pasielgimas su Lenkija ir stat
gi draugyste tarp Stalino ir
Hitlerio dave NUNS pagrindo
nepasitiketi prie pat musu Sc
nu priartejusio naujo kaimy-
no nuosirdumu.
Tuo laiku plito gandai kad
tarp svencioniu ir Gardino tel
kama itartinai daug bolseviku
kariuomenes, kurios buvim o
tame ruoze nepateisino nei nau
jai sudaryta draugingumo SUI
tariffs su Vokieciais, nei tue la
biau tariamai geri santikiai su,
tuo laiku jau visiskai demobili-
zavusia savo kariuomene, Lie
tuva.
Musu visu nerimas greit iga-
vo dar didesnio pagrindo kai
staiga bolsevikai pradejo Lietu-
val daryti fantastisku priekai-
Stu, del kaz kokiu pavieniu rau-
donarmieciu grobimo, jq taria-
mo kankinimo ir kitty nesamo-
niq, kuriomis negalejo patiketi
net ir kvailiausi Rusai, o tue
labiau negalejome tiketi mes.
Taciau kaip tik tQ priekaistq
kvailumas ir rode kad prie Lie
tuvos jieskorna priekabiq.
Tokiom salygom esant, musu
vyriausybes nariQ vazinejimas
j Maskva aiskintis negalejo ME-
ko kito isaiskinti kaip tik tai
kad mes privalome butt kalti
mes taip nori Maskvos viespa'
ciai. Ma, ir pagaliau visa $
bjauri komedija buvo baigta
rauxsonu gauju isiverzimu, ku'
ris buvo planuotas jau senal
A -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
Apkvai|inti Zmones
Trerntinio Atsiminimai is Pirmos Sovietq Okupacos

1uo ldlku VlSaS LletuVOS gy-
venimas lyg ir apmire. Pus.
laukiniQ raudonarmieciq priva.
ziavo ir priejo tick kad ju buvc
pilna visuose musu miestuose
baznytkaimiuose, jie stovykla.
vo ir terse visose pakelese il
visuose miskuose, bet musu
zmoniu privatu gyvenima bel
darba jie tuomet dar tiesiogi-
Mai nesikiso.
Su raudonarmieciu daliniais
atvyke NKVD ir kiti komunis-
tiniai INSTITUTIONAL dar buvo
platesniems gyventoju sluogs-
MANS nematomi ir ruoSesi pra-
deti mus "mokinti' ir tvarky-
tt kaz kur nuo zmoniu akiu
pasislepe.
ATSIMENU kad musu istai-
goje tue laiku dar buvo CANA
ramu. Tiesa, kaz kas NUNS
nematomas isake musu ligsio-
linus virsininkus is istaigos
pasalinti, kaz kas ju vi O n
paskire naujus virsininkus, bet
tie zmones irgi buvo lyg ir is
musu paciu tarpo, o todel, kaip
tuomet dar atrode, istaigu gy-
venime nedaug kas tepasikei-
te.
Bet tai tesesi neilgai. Nau-
il virsininkai Lietuviai greit
buvo "apdovanoti' nelietuvis-
kais pavaduotojais, kurie savo
ruoztu eme daryti nauju pa
keitimu. Ir taip laikui begant,
kiekviena diena sulaukdavome
senu tarnautoju atleidimu ar
pazeminimu bel iskelimu ir nau-
ju zmoniu paskyrimQ. Tu nau-
ju tarnautoju tarpe Wis dau-
giau matesi visokiq atleistu uz
iseikvojimus, kysius ar girtuo-
kliavima tos pacios ar kitu is
taigq buvusiu tarnautoju.
Tuo paciu laiku istaigose ir
imonese pradejo organizuo t i s
naujos profesines sajungos. Pas
mus, vykstant spaudimui is
Sales, buvo "isrinktas" profe-
sines sajungos pirmininku mu-
sq istaigos buhalteris, apie ku-
ri buvo kalbama kad jis ture-
jo "politine praeitl". Man,
kaipo naujam tos istaigos tar
nautojui, teko apie ta zmogu
gifdeti tik tick kad jis prizes
kelis metus buvo pasalintas is
kariuomenes uz nelegalu vel
kima, sedejo kalejime, veliau
pagal amnestijos istatyma nuo
bausmes liko atleistas ir pri-
imtas tarnauti musq istaigon
kaipo laisvai samdomas buhal-
teris su vidutinio dydzio atty
ginimu.
Naujai santvarkai uzviespa-
tavus, tas zmogus CANA daz-
mai pasakydavo tarnautojams,
susirinkimq metu, "dziaugsmin-
GU" kalbq, is kuriu aiskejo kad
dabar mes visi gyvensime daug
geriau negu anksciau.
Greit buvo pareikalauta kad
visi istaigos tarnautojai paduo-
tu pareiskimus istoti j profe-
sine sajunga, kurios pirminin-
| ku tapO taS aSInuO.
Tuos pareiskimus padave VI
81 mano bendradarbiai; pada-
wiau ir as, bet kaip pasirode'
kaip tik mano pareiskimas ka7
kur ''uzkliuvo." MAJ daug pc
menesio pradejau teirautis kas
su juo padaryta ir tuomet pa
aiskejo kad profesines sajun-
gos pirmininkas nori su manlm
apie kaz ka kalbeti ir prie tc
dar po darbo valandQ, tai rels'
kia atskirai, be liudininkq.
| PAJUTAU kad cia bus ko'
kia nors velniava. Tiesa pa
sakius, man lyg ir nebutu ke
bijoti. Prize ''buoziu" names
priskirti niekas negalejo, ne'
niekad jokio turto neturejau
jokiom politinem partition ne
priklausiau ir joks mano gimi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14

AIRIJA. nori uzdrausti emf
gravima kitur savo zemdirby-
stes darbininkams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Site Of Grand Headquarters
Leased for PARKING LOT

The United States Steel Workers
of America, which owns the prop
erty at 532 Seventeenth street NV,
which once was headquarters for
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, has leased
the land to the Federal Parking Co.
for use as a parking lot.
A union spokesman said today
that the building on the site, which
is at the southwest corner Of Sew
enteenth and F streets, and the
property at the rear of the building,
also owned by the union, would be
torn down.
The properties we're bought more
than year ago by the United Steel
Workers, the spokesman said, to
provide an alternative downtown
location in case the Government
used the square bounded by Penn
sylvania avenue, Jackson place. H
street and Seventeenth street for a
new State Department building
Union headquarters is now at 71s
Jackson place.
The spokesman said there was
little likelihood new building
would be built unless the union was
! forced to vacate its present head
quarters.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
By the Associated Press

bf me Associated fTeSS
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE COM
mon drone fly IS now top secret"
Thanks to some new fast pictures
5000 to second-scientists at the
American Museum of Natural His
tory now are finding out what the
common fly was known for severa
hundred million years.
They've discovered how the fly
knows where he is when he CAM
see where he's going, how he car
fly through fog when a bird can't
and what it is that, when he loses
it, causes him to make a sudden
crash landing.
The movies, previewed yesterday
at the museum, were made at the
request of the Sperry Gyroscope Co
DR.. c. H. Curran, museum insect
expert, worked with Photographer
Henry M. Lester for several years
before they got the pictures they
wanted.
In the movies you can see the 300
beats per second of the fy's wings
and-more important-the halteres
or vibrating balancers just under its
wings.
The tiny balancsrs, sticking out
under the wings like pair Of lady's
hatpins, go up when the wings gc
down in their sculling, oarlike mo.
| tim
Evening star., 1947-10-17

This, DR.. Curran said, is one of
the things scientists didn't know be-
fore the pictures were made. And
they are just beginning to get into
the study of how the little balancers
work, maintaining the f1y's equi-
librium like the fluid OF the inner
ear does a mans.
The halteres are different from
the modern horoscopes that keep
compasses on ships and planes bal
anced with the earth's axis. The
fy's balancers move up and down
at a 90-degree angle, while a gyro-
scope rotates.
But the halteres are just as ef-
fective-they tell the fly just as
accurately which is up and which
is down.
! At the END of the movies, which
take several minutes to run but
show the action of a few seconds,
the fly dies-another martyr to sci
ence, slain by the heat of the photo
graphic lights.
But. DR.. Curran says, these most
amazing pictures ever taken of in
sects in motion have unlimited
possibilities in industry. Even more
avid attention is coming from the
Army and Navy.
But beyond that I cannot 60
top secrets, you know DR.. Curran
said.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Father Bocce|Ia, IS,
Honored on Election
To Franciscan Office

Catholic leaders last night honored
the Most Rev. John H. Boccella,
T. o. r., recently elected minister
general of the Third Order Regular
of st. Francis. The gathering of
church and civic leaders was In
Pilgrimage Hall at the Franciscan
Monastery.
Father Boccella, formerly superior
of the Franciscan House of Studies
at Ais Sargent road NE. is the
hrst American to head the Third
Order and the 103d minister general
OF the Franciscan Order.
Among those at the gathering were
professors who had instructed
Father Boccella. DR.. Raphael
Huber, o. F. M, Conv.. professor
OF church history at Catholic Uni
versity, spoke on the historical
growth Of the Franciscan Order and
the challenge facing America in the
Christian world. He called the 35-
year-old new minister general a
syrnbal of what the youth of the
Nation is doing in the religious
world.
Others who spoke or gave mes
sages of congratulation included
the Very Rev. David Baier, o. F. NJ,
Superior of Holy Name College;
the Very Rev. John Quasten, S. T. D.,
dean of the School of Sacred The
ology at Catholic University; DR..
Paschal PARENT, S. T. D., Phi. D.;
Brother Kevin Keelan, T. o. R.,
theology student, who spoke as
representative of the Franciscan
clerics at the Portiuncula of Wash
ington; the Very Rev. Severinus j.
Carroll, T. o. R., superior of the
Franciscan House of Studies here,
and the Rev Sebastian Soklic
T. o. r., graduate student of
Philosophy at Catholic University
who acted as POSTMASTER.
The new minister general is q
native of New Jersey and has COM
pleted extensive studies in Rome
and at Catholic University. He was
formerly president of st. Francis
College, Loretto, Pa, and seventh
provincial of the Sacred Heart
Province of Loretto Franciscans
His election marked the first time
in 500 years Of Franciscan history
of the Third Order that an Ameri-
can has been so honored.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
First Ship Of Relief Supplies
To Reach Turkey Soon

The first shipload of supplies for
strengthening the Turkish armed
forces under the American aid pro-
gram is due to arrive in Turkey
in about a week.
This was disclosed by George G.
McGhee, co-ordinator of the Greek
Turkish program. at news confer
erce yesterday.
The initial shipment to Turkey
consists mainly of road building
machinery for military highway
projects and some naval equipment,
he said. Bulk of the military sup
plies to be sent Turkey under the
100000 aid project will begin NOV
ing in November. he added.
Mr. McGhee said large supplies
of UNRRA materials, found stored
away in Greece, have been en-
ployed in getting the 100000. 900
aid program there under way.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
|Gitz Rice, s., Dies;
Wrote War Sonqs
BY The Assoeioisd Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Gitz Rice
Sc, composer, author and vaudeville
artist, died yesterday.
One of the best known songs
Dear Old Pal of Mine" was writ
ten during World War I and
achieved great popularity.
Mr.. Rice adapted the music of ar
old French folk tune to create the
famouse World War I marching
song, "Mademoiselle from Armen-
there's" (Hinky Dinky Parlez Vous)
Mr.. Rice then serving as lieutenant
with Canadian forces in France
also wrote the lyrics in collabora
ton with British sergeant, Red
Rowland.
He also wrote the war song, "Kee,
Your Head Down, Fritzie Boy"
For number of years he was 6
pianist in vaudeville, accompany
ing headliners and playing his oWr
Evening star., 1947-10-17
9 Germon Generals Face
War GuiIt Trial by Reds
By the Associated Press


MOSCOW, Oct. 17.-Col. Gen.
Erik Erwin, former commander of
the l7th German Army. 1t. Gems.
Werner Shartof, Wilhelm Oschsner
and Hans Traut and five Nazi ma
jor generals will 60 on trial in Rus
sia soon for alleged crimes against
the Soviet population and against
Soviet prisoners of war, it was off,
cially announced today.
The announcement said number
OF other German officers also would
be tried for organizing and carrying
fout punitive expeditions, mass
shootings of peaceful inhabitants
the torture and tormenting of the
Soviet people and the plundering OF
personal, public and state prop
erty."
Evening star., 1947-10-17

songs. He also wrote the music for
several successful Broadway musi-
Gals.
Mr.. Rice is survived by his widow,
the former Ruby Wilson, and a son
and daughter.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Pat is a Man
of Action

Il love to see people in my
store. It's a tonic to see FIVE
or six people in at one time
trying on suits, asking ques,
tions about the materials,
complimenting me on my low
prices, Aattering MIR. Fried
man about his hand-stitched
alterations and walking
out with smiles from ear to
ear. Here's why you save in
my store. First of all, Pm
only 81 steps off 14th St. (the
high rent sectionl. Secondly.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

Arrow points to haltere resembling head pin
wing OF model of drone fly used by American Museum History
and Sperr Gyroscope Co., New York during research
fly keeps of balance and direction in flight Vibrating
halters under each wing natures gyrosopes
passes in fy flight and keep its course when it
cannot see where 1T IS going. -AP
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Visiting Bishops
To Speak Tomorrow
Al the Cathedral

Two visiting bishops are scheduled
to preach at Washington Cathedral
services tomorrow.
The sermon at the II am. service
Evening star., 1947-10-25
VA Employe Retires
After 2o-Yeur Service

Miss Sallie B. Van Meter, 1915
New Hampshire avenue NV, a
ledger account clerk at the veter-
ans Administration, retired yester-
day after more than 20 years of
Government service.
A native Of Moorefield, w. Va,
she was graduated from the Uni
versity Of West Virginia and taught
in that State for several years be-
fore coming to Washington in 1918.
She entered Federal service with
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Dedication of Windows
At Concordiu Lutheran

Two memorial windows will be
dedicated at Concordia Lutheran
Evangelical Church at II am. to-
morrow
The windows are being dedicated
in honor of Charles Coomes and
Mrs. Hulda Imhof Coomes. Mrs.
Comes has been a lifelong member
of Concordia Church and formerly
was very active in the ladies' aid
society and the mission society OF
the church.
DR.. Charles Enders, pastor, will
conduct the dedication service and
preach on 1.-THE Christians Master. u
The semiannual congregational
meeting will be held Monday at
8 pm.
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National Presbyterian
To Hear Dr.. J. IA. Henry

Dr.. James M. Henry, president Of
Lingna University, Canton, China,
since 1919, will be the speaker at
the vesper services at the National
Presbyterian Church at 5 pm. to-
morrow.
He was interned by the Japanese
Army during the war. and was re-
patriated in 1913. Since then he
went again to China with the United
States Army, and has been director
for UNRRA In South China, re-
turning recently to the States.
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Dr.. BIuckweIder Gives
Series Of Sermons

The anniversary of the Protest.
ant Reformation will be celebrated
tomorrow at II am. at the Church
of the Reformation. DR.. Oscar F.
Blackwelder will speak on "Clas-
sical Professionalism and the Mod
ern World" and at 8 pm. he will
continue his series on the Book of
Revelation with the topic Luther
and the Book of Revelation"
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To Discuss Europe, Asia

The Asburyan, the official news
paper Of Asbury Methodist Church
is presenting DR.. Goodwin Watson
professor at Columbia University;
DR.. Marshall Shepard. recorder OF
deeds; DR.. william Stuart Nelson,
who has just returned from a
years stay In India, and the pastor
of Asbury, DR.. Robert M. williams,
at a mass meeting Tuesday night.
They will discuss What Is the
Truth About Conditions In Europe
and Asia?"
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outstanding leaders in the German
church today, and is well known Tor
his stand against national socialism
At pm. the preacher will be the
Most Rev. Philip Darlington, Arch
bishop OF the Diocese of Quebec,
Canada.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at $50 am. and at 7:30 am.
Bishop Dibelius will speak In the
parish hall of st. Johns Church
Lafayette square at $50 pm. to-
morrow.
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Dedication of Organ
At Luther Memorial

A three manual Wicks organ will
be dedicated at II am. Sunday in
Luther Place Memorial Church. The
dedication will be part of the music
festival in observance of Reforma-
ton Sunday.
There will be special music in the
morning and evening.
Ats pm. the Rev. Pentti Palonen
will conduct a service for Finnish
Lutherans in the nave. He will
preach for the last time In Wash
ington before his return to Finland
In the near future.
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10 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
OCTOBER Is loH.
Visitotion Week Closes
At National Christian

The National City Christian
Church will complete its Week Of
Visitation tomorrow, under the di-
rection of DR.. Howard Thomas
Wood, minister Of the Linden Ave-
nue. Christian Church, Memphis,
Tenn. He will speak on HE Lin
gered."
DR.. j. W. Hastings, minister, is
speaking today in the First Chris
tian Church of Fort Worth, Texas.
He Is leading in a two weeks
preaching mission for the IL Chris
tian churches of Fort Worth. He
will return here November /.
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the old Bureau Of War Risk fnsur-
ance, which later was taken over
by the veterans agency.
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will be delivered
by the Rev. Otto
Dibelius, Bishop
of Berlin and
Brandenburg for
the G erm a n
e v a n g e Ii C al
Church. Bishop
Dibelius, who Is
visi ii ng h e
United s t a t e S
upon the invita-
ton of the Fed
eral Council of
G. h u re h es Of
Christ in Amer
lea, is regarded
-. 1~~ ~ tho
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Dr.. Anderson Guest
AT First CONGREGATIONAL

{ what It Means to Be Chris
tian" will be DR.. Howard Stone An
derson's theme tomorrow at 8 pm.
at First Congregational.
Miss Mary Hurlburt will be guest
speaker at the church dinner al
6:15 pm. on Thursday. She has
spent the last q years as a mission
ary in Angola. West Africa.
Arthur w. Brown will be honored
for his ~ years Of service as an
usher. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will be
guests upon his retirement as chief
usher.