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The Lexington advertiser., 1947-09-11

influence him for God. The cult
walton Of good win involves the
speaking Of truth.
Let us with all diligence, with
/. the help of God, Danish from our
hearts and minds all of these
attitudes which hurt and mar.
III. Contributing Factors to the
Making of Good Wi1I.
IN THE first place, the soft answer
of the controlled spirit will estab-
lish good win prov. 1871, 18). The
soft answer does turn away wrath.
The man who is slow to anger ap-
peases strife.
Let us not confuse a soft answer
with an unconvincing one, or with
that mealy-mouthed procedure
that we commonly call double
talk. Happy is that man who
knows how to present the truth
convincingly, who can make men,
despite his opposing standards,
understand that he has their good
at heart. OF course, there Is ono
absolute requisite to such tes-
timony, and that is q life wholly
lived for God.
Another factor In making good will
is the act of kindness (Prov.
25:2l, 22). This passage, you will
remember, Is quoted in Romans IL.
Here is the opportunity for us, in
all matters Of personal injury, to
place our case in the hands of God
rather than to seek revenge. BY
such acts of kindness, as we trust
God, we shall be obeying the Lord /;
and who knows but that our enc
mics may thus be turned to him.
A third contributing factor in
making good will is that Of making
peace (Matt. 5:9).. So often this
business Of attempting to make
peace is a thankless task, but that
thanklessness is only from human
sources. So far as God Is con-
cerned, he has placed his seal of
approval upon every child Of his
who seeks to lead men into peace
with God and to make peace be-
tween men.
God speaks Of them as being
"called" sons Of God. It Is one
thing to be son OF God; 1t is an
other thing to be acknowledged as
a son Of God.
III. The Source Of Good VIII
(James 3:17).
THAT wisdom win be character
! lied by purity, peaceabIeness,
gentleness, approacha bleness,
mercy, and will be without par
tiality and without hypocrisy. This
wisdom which is from above is
guaranteed to those who know
him who has been made unto us
wisdom q Cor. 1:30).
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Der 10th. The formal school opening
will be. in Faith Hall Auditorium
900 A. M. Monday, September 22nd'
All parents, guardians, and 2. I. a.
members are cordially invited.
Commercial, Cosmetology, Agrl-
culture, and other interesting sub
iects have been added to the curri-
culum.
Students will not be accepted un-
less accompanied by parents or
guardian on registration day
We are expecting Bishop Q. 4
Jones to be present for the official
opening on Monday, September
22nd.
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BY WILLIAM CULBERTsON, d. d.
OF The Moody Bible Institute. Chica 70.

1T Is true that the Christian lif,
gives offepse on occasion. Wher
controversy exists between mer
and God, the Christian has no Other
course of action than to align him
self on Gods side. AS he takes
his stand in such cases, he should
do it in love, but nevertheless with
firmness.
The Bible nowhere commends g
critical spirit or perverse attitude
1t rather emphasizes the necessity
Of firmness in the course OF right,
firmness that loses nothing of its
intensity through being tempered in
the fires of love.
The Christian beyond all others
should give himself to life mani
Testing sympathy, kindness and
charitableness. Thus he viii open
avenues Of opportunity, Of wit
ness, and Of service in which the
Lord may be greatly magnified.
I. Contributing Factors to the
Marring Of Good Will (Prov. $50,
81; 22:24, as; 25:18: 1920, 21).
VARIANCE and strife mar good
win prov. $3.50, BY. Notice that
this strife is unoccasioned. When
we strive with men to no purpose:
when men have not harmed us, and
with bitterness of spirit we turn
upon them, we of course forfeit ev-
cry opportunity to influence them
for good.
The man Of variance similarly
should be passed by. We are not
to emulate him; we are not to
envy him; we are to choose none
of his ways.
A wrathful spirit also mars good
will prov. 22:24, 25). A man Of
anger is not to be followed by the
child of God. This passage enjoins
us to have no friendship with such
that we shall learn their ways and
their ways will then be a snare to
our souls.
Another way N which we mar
good will is to be the purveyors Of
untruth prov. 25:18). The false wit
ness Is characterized as large
hammer or sword or a sharp ar
row, for he wounds his neighbor,
often grievously.
The man or the woman who In
gossip has maliciously wounded
another loses all opportunity to
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Saints Industrial School
viii Open Sept. 10Th

Saints Industrial and Literary
School will open September goth.
All students expecting to enroll this
term should be present Saturday
morning September goth for regis
tration and class assignments. AS
tho application for enrolment is
large it will be necessary for you to
enroll so that you may get your
books. Ali students are requested
to coInc 70 thh Auditorium at nine
O'Clock Saturday morning, Septem-
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cultivatinq Good Will

LESSON TEXT FOR SEPTEMBER "a
Proverbs $50. 81; 1851. 49, % IA. Is: 25:1s.
81, 22; 26:2o. n; Matthew SO; James 3:i7.
MEMORY sELEcTIoN-Blessed are the
peacemakers: ~r they shall be called the
children Of God.--Matthew SO.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Weathersby
and sons went to Greenville We'd
nesday where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wall.
The Lexington advertiser., 1947-09-11

Mrs. George Patterson was called
TO Dallas to be at the bedside of her
sister Mrs. Cecil Shelton who is
quite ILL.
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Mr.. Edwin L. Bradford of New
Orlean and the Merchant Marine
visited his sister and brother Mrs.
Inell Poe and Mr.. Keith Bradford
for the weekend. He sailed Monday
for Bremen, Germany.
The Lexington advertiser., 1947-09-11

Miss Annie Hoff, of Norris, .Tennes-
see, visited in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Hoff last week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1947-09-11

MIR. and Mrs. Dan Hoff of Clarks-
dale spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Corinne Roberts.
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MIR. Charlie Bradford of Columbia
visited his sister Mrs. Inell Poe this
week.
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EDITORS NOTE. Lessop xus ,ect. ana
Scripture texts selected and ccbyrixhted
by international Council of Religious Edu-
cation: used by permission
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Use The Clossifieds-It PuYs
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-11

ia Graikijoje kr jos maza terra Turkijoe, kur JOS
nera Demokratija ateis veau Mes tikime jog geriau
tai pareiksti dabar avirai, be vedmainiavimo. Musu
pliecia supras ir atjaus tai abiau eigu atmesme
klaidingus nudavimus.'
rascu atviras isejimas prizes kounizo pavou ir vi
sapuss atidarymas Americas vsuomenei akiu yra ro-
dymas kad ir daugybe kitu Americas lakrasciu masi
to nusstatymo ir prades atvra skebti Americas EMO
kad sios sales Eias yra u pacu rankose ir kad
gelbejimasis komunizmo uzpludimo rekalauja gel
beti ir visa kusi pasauli: Kaip tk Amerka parodys
tkra vad9yybe JOS pusee stos vsos says kurlos tik
rikos apsileidmu nustumtos sovietu nagus.
Amerika, su kitty valstybu taka, gaetu apsidrbti
su komunizmo pavojum jeigu imtusi darbo DABAR, r
je vietoje tolesniu kalbu, DIRBTU.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-11
DR.. JONAS BASANAVICIUS
(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)
(Bus daugiau)

VILNIUJE draug su ktais Lietuvos Tary
Basanavicius gyveno Xxi pat savo mirties Viii
niuje jis iskente visas okupacijas. Lenkams pa
grobus Vilniu ir Kaunui tapus laiklnaja LletH
vos sostine DR.. Jonas Basanavicius gyvendamas
Viniuje anot Prof. Petro Leono buvo Vilniaus
uola, buvo gyvu rysiu tarp Lietuvos sostlnes
svetimu pavergtos, ir laisvosios Lietuvos. Lie
tuviu tautos Patriarkas visa laika gyveno am
zinoje Lietuvos sostineje Vilniuje. Joks sveti
nluju smurtas nepajiege is ten israuti MILLING
Tautos Azuoo.
Mire Tautos Patriarkas DIR. Jonas Basana
vicius Lenku pavergtoje Letuvos sostineje Vii
niuje Lietuviu tautai minint devintas nepriklau
somybes sukaktuves Jis mire tuo metu ka
Vilniaus Lietuviu visuomene, susirinkus j Va
sario 16 dienos iskilmes, giedojo Tautos Himna
Tai taip pat simboliska Jis iskmingai palai
dotas Vilniuje Rasu kapinese Ant jo kapo pa
statytas paminklas.
Basanaviciui dar gyvam esant Kaune Kart
Muziejaus sodelyje taip pat buvo pastatytas
reiksmingas jo paminklas. To paminklo pedes
talas yra is akmens kuris skyre Didzaja Lietu
va nuo Mazosios Lietuvos, biustas nuledinta.
is tutelu Sowing kurie buvo paeisti priesu
nepriklausomybes kovu metu.
Dr. Jonas Basanavicius - didi ir sviesi mu
su tautos asmenybe il visa savo skaistyb,
NUNS susvito "Ausroje'' ir tebesviecia. NUNS il
siu dienu. Jis buvo tas kuro zodin, anot poet,
Putino susitelke kankles ir kardas, kurio zygia
pazenklinti bociu kapais, kuris amzna zygi Te
vynes Kurejo vienybes r meiles vardu pazymejo
A. Merkelis.
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SLIM darba 81 Lietuviai moks-
lininkai. Istremime ran d a s i
virs 1000 Lietuviu studentu,
kurie dabar studijuoja ivai-
riuose universitetuose.
Esant reikalui emigruoti is
Europos Lietuviai planuota
emigruoti kompaktine mase.
Nurodoma kad J. A. v. gyvena
sena Lietuviu iseivija, priskai-
tanti viena milijona Lietuviu.
Trumpai pamineta apie inter-
vencijas pas PREF. Trumana ir
salpos darbo organizacija, ku-
ris reiskiasi per United Lithu-
anian Relief Fund'a. Lietuviai
leidzia informacine spauda An
glu kalba, kaip Lithuanian Bull
letin.
Straipsnis papuostas nuo-
| trauka vaizduojancia Lietuviu
delegacijos apsilankyma pas
PREF. Trumana ir zinomo Lat
! viu poeto j. Rainio eilemis lis
trauka is veikalo "Sudula un
Arijas"), kuriomis poetas is
reiskia tikejima Lietuvos lais-
We.
Pavaizduojant svedijos Lie
tuviu tvarkymasi, pasakyta kad
Lietuviai susiorganizave j sve-
dijos Lietuviu Sajunga ir lei
dzia laikrascius Spinduliai il
Pragiedruliai.
Pazymetina kad Latviu III
niose per keleta numeriu ejo
Lietuviu partizanu veiklos ap-
rasymas, savo laiku tilpes Dir
vos skiltyse.
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Is VASARIO LAT
Wiz SPAUDOJE

"Tegyvuoja Nepriklausoma
laisva Lietuva!" Taip Stock.
holmo Latviu pabegeliu laik.
rastis Latviq Zinias nr. LII
svelklna Lietuvius Vasario 16-
tos isvakarese.
lssamiamame strai p snyje
"Musu Broliai Lietuviai", pa.
tiekta plostas informaciju apie
dabartine tragiska Lietuvip
tautos bukle. Raso:
Baisaus tautos kanciu balan
so skaitlines parodo kad pei
10000 Lietuviu buvo deportuo
ia is Lietuvos pirmos sovietl
okupacijos metu. Antros oku
pacijos metu skaiciuojama kat
kas menesi deportuojama apie
$500 asmenu. 1916 m. Vorku-
tos koncentracijos stovykloje
jau buvo $4,000 Lietuviq, Co..
600 Latviu ir $4,000 Estu. vi.
81 jie dirbo baisiose vergu gy-
venimo salygose.
Rusams uzplustant Lietuva
is Lietuvos pasitrauke 25O,Q0C
Lietuviu, kurie taciau ne visi
pasieke Vakaru Europa, mes
jie buvo atkirsti nuo tolimes,
MO pasitraukimo Rytprusiuo.
Sc, ten frontui priartejus.
Vokietijos koncentr a CT o S
stovyklose buvo kankinama
virs 5000 LietuviQ, toliau rasc
Latviu Zinias.
Dabar Lietuviai susigrupuo.
ia apie Vyriausi Lietuvos Islai-
svinimo Komiteta, kuriame at
stovaujamos visos Lietuviskos
partijos, kovojusios okupacilr
netu uz Lietuvos laisve.
Tremtiniu mase gausinga in
telektualais. Pabaltieciu Uni.
versitete Hamburge dirba mok,
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dabartniu pabegeliu kentet ir dlrbtl tal' kas
tue laiku buvo ju tevynei svarblausla
Deia, kurybos darbo uzbaigh neteko, nes
kar, prasideius ir nutrukus tiesioglnIam ry~
siui tarp tremtiniu tevynes ir laisvoJo pasaullo,
iu zeme uzpuole komunistiniai okupantal
w nusemusio savo kauke nacistlnlo uzpuo-
lko peciu, juos puole ir paverge Koinuils.iii0 ,l
imperialistas, kuram tuomet niekas negaleJo
paspriesinti ar trukdyti
Visa tai ka uzmti krastai tuomet lsgyve-
no. neturi pavyzdziu jokiu kitty krastq lstorlJo-
e. Jei siadien vakaru Europos stovyklose wary
sta tik simtai tukstanciu vyru, moteru If waikiki
tai tas nereskia kad tik iie vieni isitikino kad
soyietskoii dernokratija ir lalsve, tai nelsValz-
duoiamoji vergija ir teroras Ne Jle vlenl Emo
kad sovietisku darbininku bel valstleclu Iafia-
mieii gerbuvis ir teises tai, krastutlnls Ju Is
naudoimas r skurdas zmoniu, paverstu papras-
tais darbo gyvuliais..
visa tai Zinc visi pabegeliu tautieciai pasi-
like tevyneie ir visi kit Sovietu Sajungos pl1e-
ciai-verga
Jie atiduotu daug savo skurdaus gyvenimo
metu uz tai kad pabegti nuo to viso slaubo, bet
jie to padaryti negali
Ne yeltui komunistinio "roj jaus' sienQ sau-
gotoiai sake ateje tremtiniu tevynen kad dabar
ner siena tik pauksciai gales skraldyti. TAI
nebuvo perdeta, mes jokia kita vastybe nesau-
goia >savo sienu taip rupestingal kalp Sovletu
Sajunga. il zinc kad jei pabeglmas ! uzslenlus
butu imanomas, vsi jos pllleclal, kurle tlk turl
supratimo apie darbiniku bel valstieciu gyvenl-
mo salygas kituose krastuose, begtu kur ir kaipI
nlanydami
Tuomet pasaulis tuoj nustotu tikeJes I
komunistiniu agentu skleidziamas pasakas If
tai reikstu komunizmo centrales ir visu jos kll-
reju gala.
Sovietu Sajunga tai Zinc ir todel budriai
saugoia savo aukas. Vienas pabeges JOS ver-
gas, lengvai PAYERS niekais bent keliu uzsienyJe
drbanciu agentu darba, ka besakytl, Jel to-
kin vergu paspruktu net keli slmtai tukstan-
ciu.
Karo eigoje uz Sovietu Sajungos sienu at
sidure keli milijonai jos pieciQ, is kuriQ tlk
maza dalis norejo ten atgal sugryzti. Buvo tai,
daugiausia, jau komunstineje santvarkoje uz-
auginta jaunomene, kur pazysta pasauli tik is
fjuos aukejusiu agitatoriQ zodziu ir savo vergi-
JOS bel skurdo jau nesugeba suprasti Visi kiti
tikejo kad vakaru demokratijos ju neparduos
vergiion ir je bent mirti gales, nors if svetimo-
moji zemeje, bet jau kaipo laisvi zmones.
Deja, jie klydo, nes vakaru demokratijos
tuoj po karo milijonus rush, ukrainieciu, bait
gudziu, ivairiu kazoku ir kaukazieciu prievarta
nuvare atgal vergijon Kick ju zudesi kad gy-
vems nepakliut savo kankintojams, kick ju sia-
den kankinama Sibiro koncentracijos stovykose
arba jau susaudyta ir iszudyta, nerupejo visiems
items, kurie kalbedami apie demokratija ir lais-
We, apspjaude savo pacu skelbiamas idejas il
iSdave visus tuos nelaminguosus ju budeliams
(Bus daugiau)
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II i.

PIRMOJI ir pagrindine pabegeliu emigraci-
jos pricsu grupe tai ju kilimo krastu okupantai
il vsi ju agentai bet saininkai uzsieniuose. Jie
savo laikysenos' pabegeliu atzvigiu priezasciu
atvrai paskebti negali, mes pabegeliai siuo lai-
ku randasi demokratisku krastu uzimtose srity-
se ten galima naudoti tik tokius argumentus
ir motyvus, kurie galetu paveikti tu krastu vie
saia nuomone. Tokiu budu tie benamai EMO
nes karta pavadinami fasistais ir naciais, tai
vel tinginias ir nusikateiais, tai pagaliau is
tikimais Sovietu Sajungos pilie6iais, kurie trok-
sta gryzti ''tevynen', bet kuriems vakaru val
styles trukdo tai padaryti.
Sovietu Sajunga ir jos tarnyboje esq uzsie-
nu komunista nustotu daugelio zmoniQ ir kra-
stu simpatijos, jei atvrai pasakytu, jog pabege-
iai neprvalo isvaziuoti j uzjurius, kaipo pavo-
jingi liudininkai, perdaug zina apie komunisti-
Mo "rojaus' vidaus santvarka ir savybes.
Tikrai demokratiski krasti kurie neturi ko
gedytis savo santvarkoje ir visiems pilieclams
duoda teise gavoti ar net sakyti ka Jle norl,
nesuprastu Sovietu Sajungosx siekimo susigra-
zinti sau kaip tik tuos zmones, kurie paragave
Jos konstitucijos 'laisviu', atsisake visko, ka
yra tureje ir pabego j uzsienl, gelbedaml bent
savo isitikinimu laisve.
Daugelis is pabegeliu atsimena kad Ju te-
vyneie ir neprikausomybes metu buvo saw ls-
naudotoju, sauvaiautoju ir demokratineje san
tyarkoi neleistinu reiskiniu. Daugeliui teko sun
kiai vargt dirbti ir tenkintis viltimi kad bal
Gus savo tevynes atstatymo ir medziaginlo bel
kulturinio stiprinimo darba, bus galima pasalln-
ii visa tai kas pazeidzia jos demokratlnes tor
mas. Meile savam krastui ir pasiryzimas nuga-
lett io atstatymo sunkumus, skatino daugel is
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Pabegelis.
PABEGELlAI IR ~ PRIESAI

PRADEJUS kalbeti bel rasyti apie numa-
toma rytQ Europos tautq pabegeu apgyvendi-
nina uzjuriuose, pasigirdo balsu labai priesingu
tam sumanymui so projekto priesu yra net
kelios rusys, todel ir ju argumentai, kurais jie
stengiasi savo nusistatyma paremti, irgi labai
ivairQs. Pagal tu argumentu pobudi, patterns
pabegeliams lengva suskirstyti ju emigracijos
projekto priesus iris pagrindines grupes, ku-
rios, nors nera tarpusavyje draugiskos ir vel
kia kiekviena atskirai, bet turf ta ypatybe kad
vienos grupes naudojami argumentai daznai pa
tarnauja Mtoms grupems ir tue budu dar labiau
klaidina viesaja' nuomone ir sunkina pabegeliu
problemos issprendima.
zmones, kurie savo tevynes nebuvo nustoje
ir naudojasi aisvu pilieciu teisenlis, daznai ne
gali susigaudyti visose informacijose, kurios
iecia pabegelius ir charakterizuoja JUGS labai
nevienodai.
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NERA abejones kad tremtiniu klausimas bu-
tu daug greiciau issprestas jei visi geros va
lios zmones visame pasaulyje teisingai ivertin-
tn tu zmoniu dabartine padeti, suprastu juos
ir nesiduotu klaidinami melagingu bel iskreip-
tu pranesimu.
Pab6gelius pazysta, supranta ir remia di-
dele dalis ju laisvu tautieciu iseivijoje, jiems
noretu padeti ivairiu demokratiniu valstybiu pa
vieniai asmenys veikejai ar net itakingi valsty-
blu vyrai - svetimtauciai, taciau ir siu zmoniu
pastangos neduoda greitu vaisu, kai likusieji
zmones lieka abejingi ar net nepasitikinciai me-
draugiski. Rysium su tue, kad simtu tukstan-
ciu benamiu zmoniu esamoji bukle yra virtus
jiems iau nebepakeliamu bandymu, reika kad
vis laisvi zmones, visos laisvos tautos ir val
styles pagaliau suprastu, jog pabegeliams he
aukos, ne iSmalda ir ne laikna globa, bet kap
tik. skubi emgracja, nauja tevyne ir naujas
gyvenimo tikslas grains zmoniQ verte, energi-
ja ir gyvenimo tiksla
Svarbu kad visi dori zmones pazintu pa
begeliu emigracijos priesus If trukdytojus taip,
kaip JUGS pazysta patys pabegeliai ir suprastQ
tu prieSq varomos propagandos tikruosius mo-
tyvus ir tikslus.
Jei visi laisvi zmones karta susidarytQ ape
pabegeius tikrai savo nuomone, kenkejQ ir klai-
dintojQ skeidziamos zinios nustotu savo dabar-
tines reiksmes ir visuomene padetu surasti pa
saulyje laisvos vietos items, kuriems il taip
labai ir skubiai reikalinga.
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KOPLYTELE KALNUOS

(B. Brazdzionis)
Kai tevynes rytojaus jieskojau
Rytdienoj ir dainoj ir sapnuos,
Tu paguodos sparnu man pamojai,
Koplytele kalnuos.
Kan suskaudo pavargus krutine,
Tu buvai jam ramybes versme,
! tave gilQ taxa pramyne
Guostis tau eidami.
Ir buvai tn kaip Angelas sargas
Ir kancios ir maldos paslapciu,
Pas tave zemes vargas-ne vargas,
Naktys = pilnos zvaigzdziu.
Pas tave kas sau asara sluostys,
Nei zmogus, nei kalnai nematys ;.
Buvo gera ten melstis ir guostis,
Nors aplinkui naktis
Kai naktis bus bedugnen nupuolus,
Ir kai tevisken grysim sutikt jos dienos,
Laimink mano kelione is tolo,
Koplytele kalnuos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-11
MIRE BALTIJOS SALIMS
ATSTOVAS

Balandzio 3, Bronxville, n.
Y, mire advokatas ir atsista-
tydines diplomatas Frederick
w. B. Colemand, II m. amz.,
kuri PREF. Harding buvo pa
skyres Lietuvos, Latvijos il
Estijos ministru 1922 metals,
kuomet Harding pripazino Lie
,tuva ir kitas dvi jos kaimynes.
Colemand buvo kiles is Detroi-
to-, Baltijos ministru istarnavo
Xxi 1888 metQ.
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KONGRESE pakelta suma-
nymas skirt pinigu Agrikul-
turos Komitetui uzvesti tyrine-
jimus suradimui daugiau budu
valgymui daugiau bulviu.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-29

only a few months ago.
The carlton which Mr.. Liggett
and his wife have given to the
church weighs nine tons. The
bells have been installed in the
belfry.
Among the speakers during the
centennial week will be DR.. Har-
old l., Yochum, president of Capt.
tai University, Columbus, who
will speak on Sunday morning,
June l, at a special service of
thanksgiving. The local pastor,
Rev. Phillip E. Auer, will speak at
the dedication of the Carlton.
Following the dedication, Miss
June Albright of Chicago, will
serve as Carilloneur in a Carlton
recital.
At community night service
on Wednesday, June 4, Rev.
Charles H. Lange, pastor of Faith
Lutheran Church, Detroit, Mich,
will be the feature speaker. On
Continued on page 2, col. 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-29
FORMER MARYSVILLE MEN TAKE LEAD
In GALLON CHURCH'S 100 ANNIVERSARY

When Peace Lutheran church,
of Gallon, celebrates its Tooth
anniversary next week, two form
er Marysville men will have lead
ing parts in the observance.
One is L. M. Liggett, who has
donated a $4,000 32-bell Deagan
Carlton to the church. The other
is the Rev Phillip E. Auer, pastor
of the church, A third man, the
Rev. John E. Braun, of Port
Clinton, who will be one of the
guest speakers, is the son of a
former Marysville man. All three
still have many relatives here, in
Guiding Mr. Auer's mother, Mrs.
John Auer, S. Walnut st.
Dedication of the new carlton
will take place at 4 p. m. June /,
and will be one of the outstand-
ing events of the week-long OBJ
servance. Mr.. Liggett left Marys-
vile approximately so years ago,
rose to the presidency of the Gal
ion Metallic Vault CO., leading
industry is that city, and retired
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-29
SUSPECT HELD in
DAIRY ROBBERY

Henry Beach, S. Chestnut ST., is
being held in Union county Jail
for investigation concerning the
$54 hold-up at the Elm Dairy, 5.
Maple ST., at $50 pm. Saturday.
He was picked up at the re-
quest of State Parole Officer l..
l.. Devices, Sidney. No charges
have been filed against Beach by
Union county authorities, and he
has repeatedly denied his guilt.
Considerable avid N ce, how
ever, points to the fact that Beach
may have been the bandit. He
was to be taken to Columbus this
afternoon to undergo lie detec-
tor test at Columbus police head
quarters.
Beach served two terms in the
Lancaster Boys Industrial School.
In addition, he was sentenced to
one term in the Mansfield Re-
formatory, and later returned to
that institution as parole vio-
lator.
Shortly after his release from
Mansfield, he was sentenced to
the Ohio Penitentiary from Belle
fontaine for armed robbery. He
was paroled from the Pen last
September and has been employ
ed by Asmans, Inc. since then.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-29
FINAL HONOR LIST
ANNOUNCED TODAY

Honor roll for the final six
weeks period of Marysville Senior
high school was announced to-
day by Miss Ferne Mills, princi-
pal. On the following list, pupils
whose names are followed by a
K indicate Kiwanis honor pupils
while an asterisk (*) indicates
pupils with highest grade in each
home room.
Twelfth girls = Ferne Butler,
Ann Carr, Pat Haggard K, and
Marian McCracken =, superior,
and Joann Allemang, Rebecca
Borden, 10 Anne Mccoy, Joyce
Miefert, Ethel Monroe, jamie
Rausch, Jeanne Schalip, Joan Nc
Mannis.
Twelfth boys - Douglas Bea-
seeker, K, Dale Bell, CT aries
Swink =, Harold Thompson.
Eleventh girls--Barbara Asman*,
Jane Beasecker, Marilyn Cole
man, and Virginia Dolan, super
ior, and Mary Hamilton, Louise
Henry, Edna Miller, Erma Rausch.
Dorothy Reed, Mary c. Wright K.
Eleventh boys-Robert Davis,
superior, and Clifford Huffman K,
Harry Evans, William Wall, Jack
Mcclure, Robert Cosgray, Rob
ert Feucht.
Tenth girls-Anne Kingsmore*,
Sally Asman, Jeanne Daley,
Gayle Williams, Dorothy Cole
man, and Marjorie Rausch, super
ior, and Jeanne Blue, Marjorie
Brown K, Mary Jewell Pat Hut
son, Beth Linzinmier, Betty 10
Kaufman, Suzanne Coleman, Nan
cy Elbin, Margaret Reams, Vir-
ginia Alexander, Mary Burns,
Wanda Tillman.
Tenth b boys John Daley,
superior, and Dick Bigler, John
Dayton, Paul Florence K, Will
ard Nicol K, Kenneth Scheider-
er, Bob Conrad, Bill Palmer.