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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15

Ser l6pere Sturm, ser am Mor.
tag ipeite @ebiete in Minnelota beinl.
iu6te, neruriadte au6 an air6e1.
eigentum S6aoen. go ipuroe ii. a. oit
Waria-S Simmelfabrts-&i in ct
SAUL bei6doigt, als Der Sturmpinl
5ablreicbe 9ab5iegeI losriB uno In
Sderben berabiparf. Gin Sell oel
&upferberfleioung Der 4uppel Der ct
Saul-&atbeorale puroe bon ben
@ino berabgeriiien, boh ipuroe oit
9uppel ielber nidt beiddbist. gu1
oem @eI1noe oes ct. Sbomas College
murben mebrere ser ten1porqrer
8obngebauoe mebr ooer minoel
i6mer bel6doigt. Sn Minneapolis
puroe oie 0odberfIeioung oes &no.
benz =8aiienbaules teiIpeiie tpesgeril.
ien, oob lit oud bier ser S6ooen
bur6 Serii6erung geoedt. ssn Still.
mater tpuroe sic Wetoloedung oes
S6uloodes Ser ct. Worien-9farr.
idule in Sesen 5errillen unb in oer
Shulbof gei6leuoert. Sbipobl oie
&inoer 5ur5eit in Ser S6uIe tparen,
murbe eliidliGertpeiie niemanb Der.
lebt. Ger S6aben bon 5irfa $4,000.
90 lit our6 Geriiderung eeoedt. =
Iud in Dem @ebauoe Ser &atboli-
lden ltnterltiitungs+ +@eieuidaft bon
Otinneiota in ct. Saul tpurbe Sha-
ben angeridtet, als bie faaenben
9a65iegel Ser nebenonitebenoen Ma-
rid=Simmelfabrts% Stride mebrere ssen-
lter einIdlu9en.
9ulutb, Winn. - Shuer erfranft
lit ser bodJn. P. SEQ Soppe, O.S.B.,
5ulett Sberer ser Sf. SamiIien-S -Ssn-
oianermiiiion bel Gloquet. gr tpurbe
in oos ct. Mariet-SoipitoI in Duluth
iiberfiibrt, mo- Die ser5te elm Sirnge-
Idpiir feititellten, oas cine idmere
Operation nottpenbig moht.
Sarge, 0.-Gaf. = Der bodm'Ite
Sr. giidof sl. S. @uend bon Sarge,
oer3eit Apoitolii6er giIitator in
9eutidlanO, erteilte Dor f1r5em Dem
boAD'iten Srn. Sobonnes 8poolef ste
beilige 8iidofspeibe als @eibbiIfof
bon Siloesbeim. als Dtitfonlefroto-
rem fungierten 8eibbii6of 9poridaf
bon Sarge, oer5eit auf ieiner rao
Simina" -Sfeiie in 0euti6lanb, uno
8il6of Solepb @ooeboro Wo6ens bon
Siloesbeim.
Nilmanfee, 8is. - Gum 5iibrer
Der @r5oio5eian-EiI EiIeerfobrt nab 3om
Duroe ioeben Ser bodtp. Sr. u. sc.
alinf, 9io5eianbireftor oes 8ereins
fir oie Misunderstanding, er-
nannt. Gte Bilgergruppe miro i'm
0ear5 i'm fommenoen 81. .Sobr nofJ
Hom rabren, Inn II. a. an ben &ur-
wode-5eiern teil5unebmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
..@,sahIl,ilnI.a,,.,,..M hi ].
~a

ct. Ganl, Winn. Mm fonnen.
Sen Sonntag, Is. Sftober, beginnt
Die bier5igItiinbige anba6t in folgen.
ben Sfarrfirfen Ser @r5oioaele: ct
0tattbaus, ct. SAUL; ct. 4arl 8ar-
ron1dus, Minneapolis; ct. Stepbans,
Winneapolis; ct. Marien, 8ebDn,
ct. Marien, 8ele6elter; ct. Soban-
mes, Daripin; ct. @ertruos, SoreIi
Gitp; 81. Roienfron3, @racepine; st.
slnna, Samel; ct. @naitalia, Sutdin-
ion; Aaerbeiligen, 2afebiIle; ltnbe.
fledte @mpfdngniS, 2onsbaIe; ct.
Suoe bonn See, Wabtomeoi; ct. Ma-
rien, Stiapater; ct. Marien, @ob-
erlp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
Sooesanjeigtn

8iGiam 9uber, geitorben in SEEM
gorf, q. q.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

the countryside was done I'M
der the impetus of one-month
production drive and labor COM
petition instituted in November
to mark the merger of the Com
munist and Socialist parties.
Many new houses bear such
painted signs as this house has
been built in fifteen days Cor
eighteen or twenty one) in hon.
or of the merger of Congress
Gruson concludes that 1.-The
political effect of the merger
production drive and of the
steadily improving living stand
ard that has resulted from in
creased production is evident to
returning residents. The pol
ish) government is buOyant,
more sure of itself than ever be-
fore and confident that it is
daily gaining more honest sup
port from the people them
selves"
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
'Coboret 49, patrons
romp in carnival spirit

The man who walks before
the wavy mirror at the carnival
and shrieks that his feet are too
stubby and his heads too long
will get his laugh at Cabaret 40
this Sunday night.
= For in a bowling cketch pre-
pared specially for the occasion,
leading Progressives will strut
before the audience in carica-
lures of themselves, getting per-
haps their first and last chance
to see themselves as others see
them.
Some Is actors and actresses
from the casts of top legitimate
shows now in Chicago and top
dance band will add to the eve
ning'S merriment.
The cabaret, to be held in UE
Hall, 81 S. AshlT nd Ave, Sun
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Strike buyer resistance
push down packer profits

Two things stick out like a
hogs sore thumb this week from
the profit statements of the big
meat packers.
First, the packers resistance
in last years packing strike was
nothing short of bOnehead. 1t
cost them plenty, whereas they
could have afforded a raise in
the first place and come out way
ahead.
Second, the batting around
the consumers have sustained
at the hands of the packers is
being returned somewhat IN
kind.
Armour, Swift, Cudahy, Rath,
MerreII and Wilson were struck
in 1948. The profits of every one
of these outfits went through the
sIicing machine. ArmOur's $751;
100000 profit for 1947 was
ground down to 100000
loss for 1948 to lead the herd
in the backward stampede.
Cudahy was trimmed from 81
million to 81 million; Wilson S
I947 take of $18 million Topped
to Sc million for 1948. Getting
off easiest was Swift whose $34
million in 1947 dropped to S28
million.
All these figures are after
taxes.
HORNED, up II percent from
1947, makes an interesting con-
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

trast with Rath which went down
81 percent. HORNED workers
were not on strike. Rath work
ers were. These two companies
do about the same volume and
draw their livestock from pretty
much the same area.
The packers, who looked like
portions of horses to their work
ers and to the public after they
broke the strike, saved their
faces with a voluntary grant of
a four cent per hour raise. The
profit figures demonstrate that
the workers demands could
have been met to the advantage
of not only the workers, but to
making the profit reports con-
siderably more handsome.
SLIGHT PRICE CUTS
Now in the face of these re-
duced profits, packers. find them
selves forced to tempt price
angry buyers into the meat eat
ing habit, in the manner of one
training a dog to lie down and
roll over. Prices have slumped
slightly below the normal de-
cline customary this time of
year.
On top of all this, popular
pressure has moved the govern
ment to sure the Big Four pack
ers in a new antitrust suit.
The packers sure are getting
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Warsaw i'npresses
NY. Times writer

"The reconstruction achieved
in Warsaw in the short period
of three months takes ones
breath away" according to Sgd
ney Gruson, New York Times
correspondent in a special fea-
ture recently printed in the
Times.
Warsaw" writes Gruson, "is
only family recognizable now as
the ruined city left by the Ger
mans in 1945. 1t has shape and
beauty again, much of it formed
in the last quarter of 1948."
And the correspondent con-
tinues: Blocks of rubble have
been transformed into shining
new office buildings and houses.
Two new bridges have been
completed across the Vistula to
relieve the burden on the single
span that previously had joined
Warsaw to its suburbs on the
east bank of the river.
1.-THE main streets bisecting
the capital, both nOrth-sOuth
and east-west, have been made
into wide thOr0ughfares. -
mot only government and pO-
1iticaI party buildings have
sprOuted. Blocks of new flats
providing better housing than
Polish workers ever enjoyed
have been rushed to completion,
and new ones started"
The Times writer in Warsaw
says much of the reconstruc-
ton" both in Warsaw and in
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

hampered industrial progress.
3. Carving the world market
into exclusive territories which
each company could exploit and
setting aside the U. S. as ex-
elusive territory for GE.
4. Abuse of the Mazda trade
mark, which was used inter
changeabIy by GE and Westing-
house.
The judge summed up his
findings by saying: "GE con-
spired to and did restrain trade
and competition in, and unlaw-
fully monopolized the incandes-
cent electric lamp industry in
the U. S."
According to the Justice
Dept, GE, which advertises that
its bulbs "stay lighter longer,
has been cutting the life of its
flashlight bulbs by twO-thirds.
GEES most recent previous
conviction came Oct. 8, 1913,
when Federal Judge John Knox
fined the company and its top
officials total of $4,000 for
engaging in the conspiracy with
Krupp and other foreign firms
to fix prices and limit produc-
ton of tungsten carbide.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

canGeScent electric lamp INDUS
try in the U. S.
1t was the sixth time GE has
been convicted for monopoly
practices since 1910.
Judge Phillip Forman upheld
Justice Dept. charges that GE
and eight other firms had a
stranglehold on the production
of lamps. The companies are
guilty, Forman said, of engag-
ing in the following practices in
violation of the Sherman anti
trust act:
l. Fixing prices to get high,
unreasonable and excessive
profits"
2. Patent pools with Westing-
house and other companies
which stifled competition and
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
CRC to picket
Federal BuiIdinq

To protest the trial prosecut-
ing II communist leaders, a
picket line will be thrown
around the Federal Building,
Adams and Clark streets, Satur-
day, Jan. 20, at l pm, accord
ing to Mrs. Imogene Johnson,
executive secretary, iii n o S
Civil Rights Congress.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

TRAITOR SENTENCED. Former
U. S. Air Force pilot Mortin }.
Mont was sentenced to rs years
in prison and fined $4,000 for
wartime treason. The traitor.
who deserted to Join Killers orr
force and later broadcast for
the Nozis. pleaded thot he
wanted to fight communism"
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

day, Jan. 80, $3.50 PM, will be
staged night-elub style. Progress
sive State Director Bill Miller
and Legislative Director Sidney
OrdOwer will be among those
taking off on themselves in the
revue.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Georgia assembly
defeats attempt
to unmusk xxx

ATLANTA (FP)-A bill that
would have forced Ku Klux
Khan members to come out from
behind their sheets was killed
by the Georgia House of Rep
resentatives this week.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

A highlight of the latest trial
came the day Board Chairman
Philip Reed admitted that GE
had been operating its gigantic
lamp business under invalid
patents.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29

it from all sides. And the peo-
pie seem to cause all the trou-
BILE.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-29
Convict GE for conspiracy

TRENTON, NJ j. (FP)-The giant General Electric
lamb bulb empire convicted in federal here this
week of conspiring to maintain monopoly Of the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Demokrate cisti sve rady.

Washington, D.. C. - de-
mokratickem narodnfm vyboru
bylo vykonano velke "cisten1'',
kterym jsou vylouceni z vybo-
ru "Dixiekrati" kterym bylo da-
no ma srozumenou, re nebudou
We vyboru trpeti zadne cleny,
kteT1 V loni ma podzim Sc pripo-
jill k DixiekratGm a tax vystu-
povali prot pravidelne demo
kraticke organisaci. Tim je wy
louceno Sest clenG vyboru a jiz-
nj kr1dlo organisace je odffz-
nuto.
Toto je udalost V demokra-
tickle organisaci, jakou nepro-
lila cd roku 1896, We kterem
sc zbavila podobnym zpGsobem
nespokojenych clenG, vtstupu-
iicfch te dob6 proti William
Jennings Bryanovi.
Vyloucenim Dixiekrat1 neni
demokraticka ocista jeste do
koncena. Jsou jeste V kongre-
su odbojnici t6to strany, kteri
Sc pridrzujf republikanGm, ne
spolupracujf S demokratickou
administered. Je velmi ddraz-
ne pfipomfnano, jak tito odboj-
nici velmi poskozujf snahy adj
ministrace a program Truma-
nova "spravneho 1delu". Je
proto volano pc napraveni toho
nepofadku V demokraticke or
ganisaci.
Demokraticky narodni vybor
schvalil program Trumand1v a
proto Sc nyn1 ocekava, re Dude
tez pomahati jeho uskutecne-
nj a zakrocf proti nepratel1m
ktefi Sc vyskytnou We vlastnfch
fadach. DIE jednanf nekterych
vudcG, oznamene cistenf je
pouze zacatek teto prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
American objevuje starodavnt
mesto zasypane pfskem
Arabii.

Kahyra, Egypt. = Jeden a.
mericky vedec prohlasil, re ma
Sci pohadkove mesto, zasypane
|plskem ma arabskem poloostro-
We. Wendell Philips, archeo-
log University of California u
vedl, re mesto to je polozeno
pobllze mesta March a podava
|dukaz O velmi vyspele starodav-
ne civilisaci. Philips, 27lety,
je vGdcem vedecke vypravy,
ktera pracovala ma arabskem
poloostrove pc dobu poslednlch
2 let.
Pc prfjezdu z Adenu, anglic-
Ike korunnl kolonie ma Ruben
imori, Philips uvedl, re Sc mu
podaTilo nalezti ono We starove-
ku slavne mesto Timna, o KITE
rem mluvf rfmsky historik a We
dec Plinius, jake o mestu 40
kostelI.
Timna je nyni zasypana pfs-
KEN, avsak mad pfsek vycniva-
il stare mestske hradby, NEST
ske brany a strechy kostel1 ;
nejvyssfm bodem je jeden ODE
lisk, vycnivajicf z pisku do W.
Sc 8 stop. Arabstf delnfci Cd
|Stranili pfsek kolem obelisku
do hloubky Is stop, aniz by sc
byli dostali k zakladu obelisku.
Ma obelisku jsou vtesany Hy-
hariticke napisy, ktere jsou bez
vadne zachovany.
Hymarite zili v techto oblas-
tech pred 1000 az 5000 lety;
celou oblast popisuje Philips ja-
ko raj pro archaeology, ktery
ceka ma vedecke probadan1.
Dalsf stare mesto objevil Phi
lips pobl1ze Salahla, letnfm to
sfdle sultana z Muskatu a O.
manu-. Je to jedna z nejmene
probadanych oblastf We svete a
.jak Philips Tekl, tamni sultan
by velmi vital americke archie
ology.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

Washington, ID. c. - Presi-
dent Truman prOhlasil %. rfjen
"a Den Spojenych narodn. V
patek pozde vecer podepsal
president prOhlaseni We kterem
vyzval vSechen americky lid, a.
by uctil tento den, kdy vsichni
Tide by Sc nell obeznamit S ely
a dspechy Spojenych narodG.
President dodal: "Dvacaty
ctvrty fijen znamena d~ovrsenf
ctvrteho roku existence Spoje-
nych narodG. V teto dobe Sc
Spojen6 narody staly zivou ST.
lou, jez mela 1cast ma resent
velkych probl6m6, jez vznikajf
pri promenovanf zneklidnene-
no a rozboureneho sveta We svet,
ktery by poskytl lidstvu lepsi
zivot."
Dvacaty ctvrty ffjen byl Spo-
jenymi narody vybran proto. re
znamena vyrocf dine kdy Char
ia Spojenych narodd nabyla
platnostl..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Bradley odporu;e snizeni zbroj-
nj pomoci Europe.

Washington. D. c.. = SET spo-
ljeneho branneho stabu general
Omar Bradley byl ma rychlo wy
ISLAM do senatu, kdyz tam repu-
iblikanSt1 senatoTi Vandenberg
y Mich. a Dulles z New Yorku
idoporucovali plan ma sn1zeni
zbrojnfch fondG pro Evropu. O.
ba tito SENATOR doporucovali,
ably fondy pro zbrojn1 pomoc
pro Evropu byly sn1zeny O
6O,OOO,O 900, take by ma ten
to ucel zbyl jeden hladky BIZ
lion dolarG. We svrchu uvede-
ne castce je zahrnut obnos
5,OOO,O 900, urceny Ike zvyse-
nj zbrojnf vyroby v Europe.
Byly vysloveny obavy, re a.
merickymi pencil mali byt bu-
dovany zbrojnf podniky v E
vrope, ktere by jednou molly
padnout do rukou Rust a vyra-
bet pax zbrane prot Americe.
Jak vsak uvedl general Bradley
nenf naprosto pomysleno ma to,
budovat V Europe nejake move
zbrojnf podniky, kdyz jich je
tam az dost. Jde jen o to, mo-
dernisovat americkou pomoci
zarfzenf techto podnikG a dat
linn k disposici nutne suroviny.
Jak Bradley uvedl, dalo by
Sc touto pomerne ne pTflis vel
kou invested docilit zbrojni W.
Iroby V hodnote $500, 900, 900,
take by Amerika takto We sku-
!tecnosti usetrila tim, re by mo-
Ihla byt omezena prfma zbrojni
pomoc z Ameriky.
Melo sc "a to, re vlada Dude
Isouhlasit s mensim snfzenim
|zbrojnfch fond1, jak bylo navr-
Izeno republikanskymi %senatory,
kdyz dunn zastupcG schvalil
snizenf znacne vetsi. Kdyz byl
predseda zahranicnfho vyboru
projednavajfciho tuto vec do
|tazovan, proc Sc general Brad
ley objevil pred vyborem, tax
|odpovedel, re byl general Brad
ley k podani svedectvi vyborem
jpozvan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

ka ma. Pan Lewis nabada tu-
70 skuplnu naroda, ably vyna-
kladala vetsf 1silf ma prekona-
vanl mylnych domnen6k O Spo-
Jenych Statech v zahranicf, a
ably Sc zaslouzila O sffenf my
slenky demokracie.
kniha "Evropske nazory stran
Spojenych Stat1" je dolozena
cetnymi mapami a tabulkami,
a obsahuje celou fadu pozoro-
vani, sestavenych Poole latky
a poole zemi. Cena knihy, KITE
rou Je mono objednati cd
Common Council for American
Unity, 20 West 10th Street,
New York = Is, N. ", je diva
dolary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Zmeny " bulharske komunistic
Ike strane.

Sofie. - Politbyro bulharske
komunisticke strany proslo DIAL
81 cistkou. Tri komunistictf pre-
daci byli vystridani. Poole
zpravy komunistickeho deniku
"Rabotniceskoje delo", jednim
z mich je Kolia Pavlov, ktery
byl zbaven mfsta v Politbyro
pro neupTfmnost.
V bulharske Wade doslo 90
druhe v poslednfch ctrnacti
dnech k vazne zmene: Ivan
Ra.ikov, Glen 1stredniho vybo-
ru komunisticke strany, prevail
ministerstvo vnitra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Clements " cele delegace ma
generalnim shromazdeni.

Praha. - Csl. kabinet jme-
noval zahranicniho minlstra
Vladimfra Clementise, ably vedl
csl. delegaci ma generalni shro-
mazden1 Spojenych narodu v
New Yorku, ktere Dude zahaje-
no 20. ZaTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Velitel kubanske armady
odstranen.

Havana, Kuba. - President
Carlos PRO Socarras sesadil
|majora generala c.. P. Dameru
|iako nacelnika armady a jme-
noval ma jeho m1sto generala
|Ruperta Cabrera.
v oficielni zprave Sc pravf,
re Damera byl sesazen pro po-
.rusenf discipliny. Damera byl
povazovan We zdejs1ch vojen-
skych kruzich "a "silneho mu-
ze".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Ozbrojena moe propustf 1885,.
600 civilnich zamestnancI.

Washington, D. C.. = Sekre.
tar narodni obrany Louis John
son narfdil prisluSnym cinite-
lGm prOpustit $4,000 civilnfch
zamestnancu a odloziti $4,000
reservnich dGstoinikG jake
cast GspOrne kampane, ktera
Dude znamenat dalsi propuste-
nj. Poeinaje Is. zarfm Dude
zapocato sc zaviranim nekte-
rych instalaci. Rovnez Dude
zavrena lodenice V Long Beach,
Cal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Pozdrav Svobodne Praci!

< americkemu svatku Labor Day 5. zaff 1949.)
Tovarny prazdny jsou: Ones nepracuji.
A ma farmach ruch take FITCH.
Kde jindy tlukou, svafejf a kujf,
je ticho jake ma pol1ch.
Y cekani slavnostn1 Sc m6sta hall,
kdyz hluchym zGstal dneSnf den
a vlajky v ulicich Sc rozevlaly,
re svatek Dude oslaven.
Toz svatek prace Ameriky cele,
jenz prvnim svatkem prace byl,
te prace cestne, svobodne a stkvele,
kterou Sc lid mas proslavil.
Ones oslavfme tedy praci Ease,
jak slavlval j otec, ded,
svobodnou praci v pine jeji krase,
ktere sc must kofit svet.
Svobodna prace re svobodnych rukou,
jez must take cestnou byt,
kde pro volnost a lidskost srdce tlukou,
ma konec must ~zv1tezit.
Proto cest praci, ktere blaho nese
a nezna salbu ami lest, s
proti tie, kde jen otrok zaprahne Sc,
kdyz otrokafe hroz1 pest.
Jet cestnou prace rukou jake hlavy.
Jen volnosti kde zar1 jas
a kde z nj = FAC il Amerika slavi
ma narod blaho v kazdy cas-.
My v Americe volnost name,
neb svobOdna je nase zem -
a protO dnes zas svOje d1ky vzdame,
re NIKDO NEJSME OTROKEM!
FL. MUSIL
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-03
FIRST BRETHREN
49,, CHURCH

Rev Charles Munson, a student in
the Seminary at Ashland College
Ashland, Ohio, and who is also Ma
tional Brethren Youth Director, will
be the guest speaker at both the
morning and evening worship serv-
ices on Sunday at the First Breth-
rem Church, Antietam and Mulberry
Streets, of which Rev. James E. Salt
is pastor. Reverend Munson's topic
in the morning will be "Fightin'
Fool" and in the evening he will
speak on the subject, Brethren
Youth"
The Ashland College Quartet,
who are accompanying Reverend
Munson to Hagerstown, will sing
one number at the morning service
and a group of numbers in the eve
ming. Included in the group is John
Lindower, an accomplished pianist,
who will play number of selections
at the evening service.
Church School will begin at the
usual time, 9:45 a. M, on Sunday,
followed by the worship service at
10:45 o'clock Christian Endeavor
will be held at $50 p. m, and the
evening worship service at 7:30.
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ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

Youth Day will be observed with
special services at st. Paul's Evan
gelical United Brethren Church, cor
ner of Franklin and Locust Streets,
on Sunday.
At the morning service at HOO
o'clock the guest speaker will be Mr..
Robert Heistand, Scout Executive
of the Baltimore Area Council, Boy
Scouts of America. Members of .Ex-
plorers Post 2 and Boy Scout Troop
2 will attend the service in a body,
and members of these troops will as
sist in the service.
Robert Sholte, Newburg, Pa, a
senior at Lebanon Valley College,
will be the speaker at the evening
service at 7:30. The High School
Chorus will lead the singing, and
Sunday School classes in the Young
Peoples and intermediate Depart
ments will attend in body.
Sunday School will meet at GAS
a. m, and Children's Church and
Nursery at 11:00 o'clock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-03
Church NeDs
DEVOTIONAL
BROADCASTS

The following radio religious pro-
grams, sponsored by the Washing
ton County Council of Churches, and
furnished through the cooperation
OF Radio Station WEI and WARK,
are scheduled for next week: ,ar
WEI. Monday through Friday,
1915 a. m, Morning Devotions, con-
Quoted by Rev. Cyril Hoover
WARK, Monday through Friday,
500 p. m, "Vesper Thought"
conducted by Rev. Father Charles
Dausch. ID
WARK, 1.-THE Minister Comes Call
ing" 230 p. m. Monday, Rev. Daniel
NJ. Long; 2:30 p. m. Wednesday,
Rev. Frederick d. Eyster; and 2:30
p. m. Friday Rev. Norman l.. Trott.
WEI. Saturday, 100 p. m. To-
morrow's Sunday School Lesson.
WEI, Saturday, Gas p. m
Religious Newscast.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-03
Grange To Observe
10th Anniversary
Montssrada Grange No. 404
Plans Special Program January
% To Celebrate The Event.

The regular meeting of Montsar-
ada Grange No. 404 was held on
January Is at the Fairplay School,
with Master Russell Iseminger pre-
siding, and several visitors present
from Leitersburg.
During the business session it was
decided to make contribution to
the March of Dimes. and the Grange
also decided to enter the Community
Service contest, a committee being
appointed to confer and select the
service they would enter. Mrs. Ray
mond Baker and Miss Isabelle Hebb
were appointed to solicit members
for the purpose of purchasing din
ner plates for the Grange.
Plans were formulated for the
celebration of the 10th Anniversary
of Montsarada Grange on February
%, and also for entertaining the
Pomona Grange on Saturday, Feb
ruary 26. Reports were made by
the lecturer and secretary on the
leaders conference which was held
at the University of Maryland on
January %, and a committee was APP
pointed to draw up resolutions on the
deaths of Benjamin Clark and Will
liam Croft.
The topic of the literary program
was citizenship" and the program
was as follows: song, God Bless
America" and pledge to the flag by
the group; ideas of Good Citizens"
by Russell Iseminger and David
Clark; reading, "The American
Creed" by VIM Tyler Tack; Amer
lea for Me" by Van Dyke, by Mrs.
Fay Whitmore; duet, "Old Glory"
Isabelle Hebb and Lorraine Baker,
accompanied by Kemp Kretzer at
the piano; address, what Good
Citizenship Means" by James Will
son; numerous solo by Charles Grab;
and the closing song, 'The Grange
Is Marching On"
Each member is asked to bring in
an application for membership at the
next meeting on February 3 when
the program will be in charge of the
Youth Group