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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
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Maibin9tou. Die II. g. peroen
im nGhiten Monat 2O2 @emdloe.
oarunter iolds eriter Meilter. sic bier
ieit 1945 Sl ibrer Grbaltuns aufbe-
tpabrt ,poroen ii,lo. nod Oeutidlano
suriidIdiden. Die 8iloer iino, wit
Sic Mrmee erfldrt. Gi9entlnm Der
bc,,tiden 8e9ierung. 9eines bon ib'
men, Oas ipnroc aus6riidlid feitge,
iteat. e40rt 5u ben bielen aunitse.
eenitin6en. oie bon ben Na5is ibren
gigentiimern eeralibt tuoroen iuaren.
Oie bier oltfbe,pabrten @emdloe iui,r.
Den im Sabre 1915 III unteriroiifen
@6umen in 8eitoeutihlano gciunbe''
sic ,paren I'M lebten Stuoi,m oes
3rieges aus einent Berliner Wfuieut
Sortbin transportiert iporoeu. gs be-
finoen iib oorunter Berfe BON Sra
an9elico, Brueebel, &als, &apbacl.
Nembranot un6 Titian. Nande itam.
,nen aus Dem 13. Sabrbunoert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
6tbt Is 2lrbeitslciieeeit
tn Sen Ueretntetett
Staten

'parten bis iie fid) entldlieben, eiue
Stelung an5l,nebmen. Die iiinaere,,
iino 5e5iislid Ser Yeidaftisuns oft
,,nentidloiien. Mand)c ,poIlen ipie.
oerum oas Gr5iebunespro9ramn Der
&eaierune ausniiten.
Man erbdIt einen beijeren Mob.
itab iiber oas MaB Ser 8eidditis.
,lneSloiiafeit, ipcnn man untcriudt,
tuie lanse sic Neutrality-suspicious.
obne Mrbeit iparcn. SIN Mai ). 9.
gab cs tucniser als 5ipei Miuioncn
8eidaftigunsloie, ober 1872 bon
bieien tuaren Dor ablauf bon aspei
@od)en ,uieoer in steuune. Mebr
alS II Yrosent fanoen Mrbeit binnen
bier @oden, et1pa ipeitere ii Gro-
5ent binnen fiinf 8oden ,,nb iiber II
Hro5ent in lieben Bis 5ebn @oheu.
12 9ro5ent in II Bis ii @oden rno
1873 Sro5ent In Is Bis 26 8oben.
gtur nelm Ero5ent tuaren mebr als
ein babies Sabr arbeitslos.
Cole s3iffern ipreden 81noe,
Sic be,ueiien, OaB Sauernoe slrbcits.
loiIfeit fait peridNpimoeu lit. MIR
6rei Eerionen auf 1000 ,uarcn Iir-
ger oils eiu babies Sabr arbeitslps.
5erner be5oa iid) Sic Irbeitsloiiefeit
bon 3 bis 4 Ero5cnt ser IrbcitsfGbis
gen nid)t auf sic eleid,en Gerioncn,
ionbern intmer ,pieSer auf onSere
8erft6tiae. Ties bcibt, oab man bier
metr nit arbcits,uediel aIs nit
,uirfliher Neutrality-suspicious. 81,
tun bat. Die bebauptetc 8eid)Gfties
hrngsloiiefeii beoeutet einfad,, oah
oie Mmerifanrr Mrbeitsfreibeit &C.
nieben INT of neue Mrbeitsgeleaen'
beiten iuden. Mls io5iales Broblem
lit arbeitsIoiiefeit oerseit nidt bor-
banoen. Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By John Ameser

New Castle, Pa, March 19 -
Saturday night we travelled to
Farrell for what turned out to be
the final game making Canton
the champions. Congratulations
Canton, we also want to thank
Farrell for showing us a good
time, even though the place is in
rough shape.
The bowling went over in a
big way in Lorain Sunday and
we hope that it will remain in such
good shape; the bowlers had a
meeting after the bowling. Leo
Gross was elected President,
Schmidt OF Youngstown, V.-Pres.
sident, Elmer Shneider of Lorain
Secretary, and Bob Eiben, Rep.
and Treas, of Cleveland. We
wish you fellows a lot of luck in
running this bowling league, and
I'm sure that any of the bowlers
will be just willing to help put the
affair over in big way, we are
still looking for Salem and Can
ton to enter few teams also any
other club that may be interest
ed, so by pulling together we may
really get bunch of old timers
back with the Jrs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Scheinmel

Detroit, Mich, March 18-At
our last business meeting, three
now members were welcomed
into our club. They are: Trudy
Frohner, Frieda Herman end Hell
ME Hermann. Also welcomed into
our midst, was Mr.. Thalman who
is our sponsor from the Church
Council.
Convention
Our three delegates to the T.
S. ]. A. Convention in Farrell.
Pa, are: John Schemmel, Phil
Wendell and George Schemmel
with Ray Teutsch as alternate.
Sympathy
Our sincerest sympathy is ex-
tended to June Sepper and Chet
Warnke whose mother recently
passed away.
Easter Party !.
An invitation was extended to
the Detroit Junior SaNons to at
tend an Easter Party on Monday,
March 10Th, at the Church.
Spring Dance
Our spring dance which was
to be held sometime in May, has
turned into a Fall dance.
March Social
Our club social is in the hands
|of our Vice-Pres., Ray Teutsch
and his entertainment committee.
Watch the mail for your postcard
telling you what. when and where
tit is going to be.
Highlights
We were happy to have Mrs.
Robert Schuenman (Helen Ben
der in our midst last club meeting
We hope to see you again soon.
Helen.
Senior Lodge News
Delegates to the Central Ver-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
Next time Ronnie lets not try
to add couple of ounces to the
scale by cutting your hand. And l :
thought you were a butcher!
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., Marh l8-We
note with great sorrow the pass
ing of our former director and
friend, Professor Nikolaus. To his
dear wife we extend Our deepest
sympathy. The Juniors will not
easily forget his kindness and
ever-ready helping hand.
Both teams being rather short
handed West and Youngstown
battled to a 29-22 finish last Sat.
in Farrell. In the main event of
the evening, Farrell and Canton
both played a great game. Con-
gratis to the winner and our con-
solations to Farrell - better luck
next time.
To all Members
There will be business meet
ing on March l9. There may not
be singing practice due to the
Mems Lodge meeting. .
Let's not forget the member
ship drive. The three-month
pledge period has been dropped
for this drive, SO bring down your
friends and sign them up. Don't
forget the prize for the winning
side a dinner and social given
by the losers. r
A free dinner and dance is be-
ing given for all T. S. ]. A. Chorus
members Saturday, March y in
Youngstown, Ohio. All are cordi-
ally urged to attend.
- Please patronize Our ad-
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FARRELL NEWS
By Marie.

Farrell, Pa, March l8-Con-
gratulations Canton You certain
ly have a swell team and they
deserve to win the championship.
Although Our boys fought hard
it seems that luck was against us.
For the benefit OF the clubs who
did not witness the game, the
score was SIS. Our many
thanks go out to the other clubs
who came down to help make our
last game success. We hope you
had a swell time. Also, our thanks
go out to the ladies who cooked
for us during the season. They
certainly did a swell job.
The Farrellites had their regu-
lar monthly meeting last Mon
day, and plans were discussed for
the convention to be held June
10Th and 20. Committees were
picked and Helmut Maroscher
was elected Committee Chairman
Our next meeting will be held
April II where more plans will
be discussed so everyone - old
and young - make it your busi-
ness to attend this meeting.
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band convention in Erie, Pa, are :
Joe Teutsch, Mike Teutsch, Bill
Lutsch and John Schemmel.
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, O., March lS.A
II guns salcte to the Cantonites
On capturing the Saxon cham
pionship with All impressive un-
defeated season in true champion
form. Also a most hearty hand
shake to Farrell for being an Al
competition in both games, des-
pite the score which does not in
the least give the true picture of
the games. They were ones which
could have went either way un-
til the closing minutes even with
a marked absence of 2 top play
ers from the lineup their cham
pionship material was Dubious
along with their true Saxon hos
pitality last Saturday at which
time | know everyone had a won
derful time.
Concert and Dance
A memo to one and all who
insist on the finest in entertain
ment and dancing pleasure with
pencil in hand should mark their
datebook to attend our most talk
ed about command performance
on May 2 at the Sachsenheim.
Note to all Baseball players.
New uniforms will be had for
the coming season and an appear
ance of all interested in playing
should show themselves at a spe-
cial meeting to be announced la
ter or contact Geo. Schneider or
myself.
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uerHii4e 3eumnie,,
,,,astt Sertietritte

2onbon. 91nemarf, Sd)iueocn im6
Sslano plnnen Die Bil6una elmer
3oIlunion i,no anOerer enger iuirt,
ifaftlider 8e3iebuneen i'm @abner,
ibrer 3uiamnienarbeit beim Ntar-
ibau -Ylan. Gin, Verid)t scr bieiiec,
aortueeiid)en 8otihoIt erfIGrtc. Sic
Miniiter ser bier 2Gnocr bGttcn auf
einem 5tueitiieiecn Treficu in Oslo
iid) fir enecre tuirtidaftIide Gerbin-
Dung lilo fir Sic Sdaffl,ne zines
~Jrcc Nortbcrn Committee for Geo
nonlie" entid)ieoen. TasGomitee tpirS
feline critic S,s,,ne im Yedr5 ooer
Npril in &openbaben baben.
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Sinb Gle unb Shre AnaehSrisea
0att8lteb I'M 0rantenperein mnt
Central Eerbanbp @enn ntd,t. iett
III bte Heit tei3mtreten. Inn genauere
Snfor,nattsn rmten Gte ben 2sfaI.
bertreter an.
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De,ltidlano lit poIitiid, geogro.
pbiid) uno. tpirtidaftIid Scr Gdftein
Guropas. Der europ6iide JrieScn
lit an ein bef-ieeetcs Deuti6Iano &C.
bnnoen. Holitiider Jrieoen lit uu.
.no9Iid obne cine eeiunoe 8irt.
ihaft."
0esen Antarfie, fir ben
@aribaQ.Etan
Or. Miiller iblob: rSn Dem aonflitt
Der Soeolosien fonn es teine Ser
itanoiglmg geben. gs lit aIio beIler,
nit Der .2ritit at ser eesneriideu
Soeologie Sdlub 81, mahen uno ole
araite a,,f cine prattiibc uno fraft,
aolse Durdiesune ser eisenen 81,
fon5entrieren. Die Birtidait mus
Die 2oiuns oes poIitiiden 8roblcns
bringen. @ute 2ebensberbGltniiIe ma.
den es unn0tig. gu scfdbrliden 20.
litiid,en Hatentmcbi3inen su dreifen.
@as nottuenoie lit, oas lit, sic
@irtid)aft 10 bielcr 2Gn6er ,pic
moglidJ in euee Serbinoung mitein.
anoer 5u bringen. 9einem Menihen
,uiir6e es Damn nod in oen Sinn TOM.
men. baB irsenoein 0oIf obne 3u.
ianmettarbeit nit anSeren 80lfern
eriitieren fonnte. abibaff,ms oes
@rieees lit nns Damn mOelid, iue,un
eleidJseitig nit ser politif notiono
Ter Seibiteeniieimnaeit eebrqben
ipir0.
3iuci Sterne Itebcu ont Sori;ont
- Der Mari6au- -Hlan ,,no Die 5rei.
banbels- Gbarte, iiber sic our 3eit
i'm SdoBe ser 8ereinten Nationen
oisfutiert miro. So4peit europa
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es oenft, bepiufommt es Sen Mar.
iboa'RIan. Sd oarf bin3ufiieen. oai,
Niaionen bon @eniden in gang
Oert'hlan6, oie nun bu :ItGbli: Don
umcrifaniiden Wobltaten Ieben. bon
ticfiter Dantbarteit (fiir Sen War-
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auf Die Greibauoels-G -Gborte anfommt.
damn i'd MIR fiir Dos Iiberale Teutid).
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liberal 6enfen6e europa ipredcn.
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seitieen Ourd,br,,d) ocs Greibanoels.
priupips, es nidt uern10een, oie ei.
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jialcn 3riie au beieitigen. Sir
0eutidIano eraibt iid folgenoe Gage:
8enn einnal bie @umpen aneeitohen
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lpir Sic MaIdise 5,u, 0a,icn brin.
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s,,m 3iele fommen. mcnn oie 8elt.
peraebrsiaraben nid)t seiperrt ,per-
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unterftlten Sie o,e In un,ere
Vetfuna an ,eiaenben 0ei&xffsle,tf.
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&C., Please patronize, ou ad.
vertisers.
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Oeutidlano lit poIitiid), eeosro.
pbiid) uno. tpirtidaftIid Scr gdfteiu
Guropas. Ser europdiide JrieScu
lit on ein befciesetcs OeutidIano &C.
bnnoen. 8olitiider Grieoen lit I'LL.
sno9lid, obne cine eeiunoe 8irt,
fhoft." ~ -.
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- Please patronize Our ad-
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
Wednesday, January Fl, 1874

stamp Leaves of Healing and
then she serves them some
light refreshments. Last year
they mailed out over 1000
copies.
This class is also very active
in sending subscriptions to per-
sons interested, who at first
feel unable to subscribe.
There is also a group of men
and ladies, who make Seventy
calls on Sunday afternoons in
the city and surrounding terri
tory. In their work they have
made over 1,76O extra person
al calls on Sundays, besides the
many called on in their regular
activities. They have given
1926 Gospel Tracts; 1900
Voice from Zion; 800 copies of
Leaves of Healing; and 1926
Bible School Lessons.
Among those interested in
this Sunday afternoon activity
are Robert Peters, Harold
Zweizig, Paul Thomas, Gerald
and Bob Mason, Kenneth Nc
Garrahan, Henry Offner, John
Guggenbuhl, Mr.. Kratz, John
Kutz, Peres Barker, and Mrs.
Eunice Colwell. Two of their
active members have passed
on - Overseer Van B. Shu-
maker and S. w. Kutz.
While Mrs. Koppens has
been doing her work unnoticed
for many, many years, these
last named persons have only
started up again in the last
three years, going out two by
two.
Some of the experiences are
heart-warming and some times
they are heart-rending.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
Bertha Kesler)

One hundred fifty nine
"IEAVES OF HEALING"
were given and mailed out by
the ladies of the Branch in
Southern California, during
the month of December. Much
good work is being done also
in individual contacts. There
are good prospects that when
the new tabernacle is built a
number from that district will
attend the services. Some have
expressed themselves as pleas
ed that a church is being built
in that locality.
Sunday evening; December
7th, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eman-
uelson, Tom, and Peggy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb
and Robert, were invited to
Overseer and Mrs. Robinson's
home to practice for the Pill
grim's Progress presentation,
which we are planning to give
later. Mr.. Tom gallagher and
the architect for the new taber-
nacle from Lancaster, were at
the meeting, so Overseer and
Mrs. Robinson invited them
out also. All had a cafeteria
style supper together.
We were pleased to well
come Mr.. and Mrs. Kraus back
from the East. Mrs. Kraus is a
:sister-in-law of Mrs. Harry
Nelson.
We understand that Mrs.
Sadorf and Mrs. w. D. Tay-
lor are visiting friends and
relatives in California. Mrs.
Teeple was visiting the Bob
Stoves the weekend of Deem
Der 21st, and we were pleased
to chat with her a few min
utes after the meeting. We
hope all visitors to California
will find time to attend meet
ing with us and greet the old
friends. We are expecting Mrs.
Grady in a few weeks.
Our Thanksgiving party was
CONTINUED on Page 12)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
ACTIVE
SEVENTY WORKERS

A little of the story of what
the "Zion Seventies" are doing
in and about the City of Zion
will be of interest to others &C
tive in the Christian work.
Few people realize the spir-
itual up-lift and influence that
Mrs. Frank Koppens Of 2801
West 33rd Street has on the
lives of many of the children as
we'll as adults in our city. She
not only teaches class on
Sundays at the Zion Bible
School, but every Wednesday
evening Mrs. Koppens gathers
her Bible class children from
all over the city and brings
them to Prayer Meeting.
Not content with this, Mrs.
Koppens keeps the children &C
tive in Church work at her
home and also in seeing that
others receive Christian litera-
ture, she and her children dis
tribute from house to house
over 1,400 copies of Leaves of
Healing and other tracts each
month. This amounts to over
$1,000 copies of Leaves of
Healing distributed by this
class in 1947.
Often during the year Mrs.
Koppens will gather the chill
dren at her home in the even
ings or on an afternoon and
they will address, roll, and
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
THIS WEEK AT ZION
GARDENS
By Fred Richards

Zion Gardens comes to press
this week amid the coolest
weather of the winter. Now
that we've had it, let's hope it
goes away - quick!
We are having more visitors
every day. Every one likes to
visit the Greenhouse and see
the growing plants and flow
ers. The public is invited to
come in any time and inspect
the Greenhouse and enjoy the
wonderful summer weather we
have all the year around. Why
go to Florida? Visit Zion Gar
dens!
Last week we reported that
we were out of centerpiece
containers and we wish to
thank our patrons who have
brought in their own contain
ers so we could arrange their
table bouquets. The shortage
is over now and we have these
containers on hand again.
With cold days and slippery
roads, Zion Gardens wishes to
stress it's free delivery service.
We will deliver your flowers
free of charge anywhere in
Zion or Waukegan. We know
this service will benefit our
customers and ourselves as our
business grows.
Here is a wire report - di-
bands who forgot anniversary
and birthday dates: To get out
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
LAKE COUNTY'S
COLD SPELL,

With the United States East
of the Rockies experiencing it's
coolest weather of this winter
-Waukegan reporting IA
below zero and many Their
mometers in Zion reading from
Is to 20 below, Ladysmith,
Wisconsin, only about 800
miles north west of Zion re-
ported a 43 degree below zero.
At the same time Shreveport,
La. had a 4 inch snow fall,
while Memphis, Tenn, &C
counted for IL inches of snow.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
qhe TheOCraf

Industrial
Lee Wheeler
Legislative
Martin Phillipsborn, Jr.
Safety
AL. H. Pfeiffer
Agricultural Development
Ray Withycomb
Educational
r. l.. NeWenham
Transportation
A. E. Hueneryager
Housing
James r. Paxton
Hospital
Fred Faassen
Parks and Recreational
Robert L. Parrish
Arterial Development
James E. Myers
Industry Dedication
James r. Anderson
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
of the doghouse gracefully,
"Sav it with flowers"

OF CII6 UOg IIUUoe SIdCeIUIIy
"Say it with flowers"
Here is wire report-di-
rect from Washington "Some
politicians have predicted a
showdown in business for 1913,
but a coast to coast survey re-
veals that Hardware Stores are
selling more snow shovels than
ever before" This hasn't any
thing to do with flowers, ex-
cept that we bought one of the
shovels.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
ZION CHAMBER INSTALLS
OFFICERS

airy 18th, the members and the
guests of the Zion Chamber of
Commerce enjoyed a dinner
meeting in Zion Home Gold
Room, with fine meal prepar-
ed by Mrs. Clark Pitcher.
Those present we're then given
an insight into the future of
radio, especially as how it will
relate to the people living in
Lake County.
Mr.. Robert R. Siegrist, pro-
gram director of the Wauke-
gan News-Sun Frequency
Meditation (FM) radio sta
ton, told how we will be able
to hear, with static free recep-
ton, radio programs of gener-
al interest plus news and
events of interest to Lake
County listeners. Station w K
R S plans to use local talent as
far as possible in their pro-
grams.
Mr.. Siegrist also presented
demonstration of how one
can easily convert the present
| standard radios to radios cap
able of receiving FIN programs
by an adapter which sells for
$29.95 on the present market.
The January meeting being
the first session of this year,
the new officers were installed
as ROLAND Lundahl, the retir-
| ing president handed the gavel
of authority to Glenn R. Rein
Ter, the newly elected presi-
dent.
In accepting this honor the
new president said: "You have
honored me by giving me a
privilege - the privilege to
serve you as your president for
this year. I admit humbly,
that my sincerest hope is to
serve you we'll. With the whole
support of each of you | am
confident of the future and
proud of the opportunity to
look forward with you in your
planning and building on the
sound foundation which has
! been laid by those who have
preceded us. I know from
close association with you that
you make good teammates and
I like the idea of playing on
your team"
Mr.. Reinier then introduced
William J. Bicket, Vice-Presi-
dent and program chairman;
John D. Luce, secretary; and
James R. Paxton as treasurer.
The following committee
chairmen were then introduce
ed and sworn into office by a
novel ceremony with Mr.. Rein
Ter officiating.
Membership
Herbert Doerschuk
Program
William J. Bicket
Attendance and Arrangements
Wilfred J. BroWnloW
Publicity
Arthur. Wright
Retail and Professional (Com-
merciaD
Gerald Mumford
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zYGIAI TREMTINIU ILEIDIMO REIKALU

National Catholic Resettement Council is centrOI
rastines New Yorke prisiunte Drvai pranesima is
Geguzes dienos kurame pareskame kad ia organlza-
CHA svarbausia pasidarbavo pralauzmui edu kongre
Sc Isvietintu Asmenu biliaus reikalu.
N. c.. R. c. dalinys turejo savo posed Clncinnat',
Ohio peretomis keliomis dienomis. Ten dalyvavo rI
BALF'O atstovas.
Dabar, Geguzes A. New Yorke, Netherland Hotelyje,
buvo surengtas N C. R. C. vadovybes uzkandis ku1a
me albejo zymus labdaros veikejas Charles P Taft Js
pareiske Yra nepadou bent kokiam Amerikeciui kali
beti prizes ivezima Isvietintu Asmenu sia .sai"
dazna girdis kalbu grieztai prizes nelamingu Eu-
ropos tremtiniu isileidima sia sail
Tame posedyje New Yorke dalyvavo 40 Diocezinu
Direktoru paskrtu is vyskupiju il dalyvavo Arkvys-
kupas McNcholas is Cincinnati zymus kataliku darbuo-
tojas isvietintu Europos zmoniQ reikaais.
Konferencijoje pareiksta vtys kad Kongresas dar
Shame savo posedye prims kok istatyma leidzian
ii vaziuoti isvietntiems zmonems Amerika. Prismin
ia apie Kongr Fellows biliQ apie kuri Dva au paciau
yra mineus. Sis bilius prpazisama liberalskesniu is
dveiu biliu patiektu tue reikalu.
Pamineta r tas kad jau prasdejo surasymas gall
mumu dveetu smtu tukstancu ateiviu apgyvendnti lr
aprupinti darbu ka jie Amerika bus atvezti
mi norme prminti kad tik musu spemu bet ir slos
N. C. R. c. vadu zniomis, okis svetinujQ lsileidmul
bilius nera pamtas Kongrese svarstyt Rep. Fellows
bilius tik uzgirtas Judiciary komiteto.
Nezurnt kick noretume kad tas bilius butQ
paskubetas N. C. R. C. veikeu suvazavme pareiksta
tk vtys kad Kongresas gal Shame savo posedye darys
koku zygiu bliQ pravestl.
rial nori anksti savo posedi bagt r skubet sa
politiskiems vajams aka pasvest kas ]lelns kokl
ten alkanu nuskraustQ. apleistQ zmonlu llklmas!
Taip pasielgta Strattono blum anksclau, talr
gall pasiegti ir su dabartinu blum Juk Amerikie-
ciai kongreso atstova visa ju daugunna = toll nuo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
u. S. TURF CALM
GESNE ATOMINE
BOMBA

Is Washingtono pranesa kad
atomines energijos komisija
paskelbe slapta bandyma nau-
jo "atominio ginklo', kuris is
bandytas Marshall saloje Paci-
fike.
Spejama kad Sis ginklas yra
super-atomine bomba, daug
kartu galingesne negu tos pir-
mutines kurios sunaikino ia
ponijos miestus HIROSHIMA II
Nagasaki ir priverte Japonija
baigti kariavus.
Sis naujas ginklas laikomas
dideleje paslaptyje, net jo ban
dymu diena uzlaikyta neskelb,
ia "saugumo sumetimais'.
Tai buvo sesta atomine bonn
ba is eiles, kurios bandymal
dabar daryti ir kuri pasirode
tikrai galinga.