davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Results of Early
Indoor Net Title
Journey Play
MEMS sINGLEs-FIRsT ROUND.

ailbert sosIey: Chew Chase: Nd DE-
ton. N: j. defeated Frederick v, KIsi:;
fsai fiad MashsiIHEt0n: SroasIyn 2 C. defeated David
SECOND BOUND.
. Richard I sesler: Belleross. n: r., d.
feated FFapk GhisIpp9ni; .sIa ~iIS Lons Beech n T.
saste sshefas Meinssn %s.sins
1on s4nok2n. p d.,.st.a na1.1t r.aa "a Mearsth
York defeated Chsuneey steele. jr:. Cam
Ssses,ys Sss ysIfi ssifs.ss Morris Adsi'Ssfs'
pr. REGINALD Weir. New York. defeated
Gilbert Bogley, Chevy Chase. Md, SIS,
se.e N Y Astsss asfs.t.d d'9''emSsr r. aSs1s Hs
New York. 4-6. ews. 6I. Richard
esSns, gonzales, Los Angeles, defeated James r;
sSarIss r. Dyon yoe teslis
Edward Jacobs New York. IS, 10 IS.
Charles 4. gilbert, 'r,' New York. 81
Z: Lohtsoet.r. IT,; PITTSBURGH; 6-2: s..l;;
W,,'. ysan sGT0tra' Paris; France, defeated q
sst ssn tsneiseo Hss xs.f defeated Phi Nj.
Hirschneid; New York. defeated orme vii
Fred Kovaleski. Detroit. defeated Charles
r. Hunt. New York. Ga. 6-2.
WOMENs sINGLEs-sECOND ROUND.
Mrs: Helen Pedsrssn Rihbany. Boston,
aefsated Norma PspperpMa;n: M;n. IHaI,ring@ton IlM,n @
York sefs.ted Mrs % Miiiesnt a Hirsh Lsns, sS
ysntu1s Ven nHfs ealif, defeated Mary louise PsT
asssa Nss ssE yoff a1rd defeated SILVIA
Newport, r. l., 6-4, 3-6, 81.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Dot Kirby With IA Takes Lead
AT 225 in 7itIehoIders' Golf

try Club course, it will lift her
from the unspectacular role that
has followed her nearly through
out her golf1ng career.
The defending champion, Pro-
fessional Patty Berg Of Minneap.
oils, Minn., and Dot Kielty Of
Long Beach, Calf. are tied with
229 for third place.
The remaining two pre-tourna.
ment favorites, Pros Louise Suggs
and The Babe, follow with 230
and 231.
Five brides and top-flight
chipping put Miss Kirby out front.
She's been runnerup more than
a dozen times, including two Ma
tional Amateurs, two Southern,
the Western Open and the Do
herty. Cards:
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Line Replaces Barnstable
For Kentucky's NCAA Bid
Dy the Assoeiofsd Press

LEXINGTON, KY. Mar. 10
Kentucky put a sharp basket ball
workout behind 1t today and
boarded a plane for New York to
open defense of the NCAA cage
crown Monday night.
Before departing. Coach Adolph
Rupp reaffirmed one change in the
Kentucky lineup-Jim Line at for
ward in place Of Dale Barnstable.
Line, a left.handed specialist
with a push shot. is figured to
give the Cats a little added scoring
punch though it means sacrificing
a little height.
Kentucky's first NCAA foe is
Villanova. If Kentucky wins 1t
will play the Yale Illinois winner
Tuesday night or the loser II the
Cats fall by the waySide.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Bog|ey, Other Capital
Entrants Bow Out
In Second Round
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 19.-All the
seeded stars moved ahead with
comparative ease today as the
mems singles field in the National
Indoor tennis championships was
clipped to Is players-survivors of
an original list that totaled "a.
Nothing even family resembling
an upset occurred to break the
monotony with which the ranking
racketeers bumped off their ambi-
tious challengers in the second
round at the Seventh Regiment
Armory.
Top-seeded Richard Pancho)
Gonzales of Los Angeles. National
outdoor ruler, hardly mussed his
hair as he banged out a 6-S. 60
triumph over Jim Schnaars,
Haverford College player from
Devon, Pa, to enter the third
round.
Nen Quickly Defeated.
Earl Cochell of San Francisco,
seeded third, needed less than 80
minutes to polish OF Phil Neff OF
Washington, D. c., 60, 6-1.
Fourth-seeded Don McNeill OF
New York, attempting to regain
the title he held in 1888, elimi-
mated Morris Adelsberg Of Brook
lyn, Ga. 6-3.
Second-Seeded Bill Talbert OF
New York, the defending cham
pion, reached the third round yes
terday.
Even the ageless Jean Borotra
Of France progressed with little
trouble. Winner Of this tourna-
ment four times from 1925 to 1881,
the famed Bounding Basque oust-
ed Bill Lurie of New York. GO,
60.
The only surprises. mild ones,
at best, were turned In by two
Negro players.
DR.. Reginald Weir OF New York,
former National Negro champion.
ousted Gilbert Bogley of Chevy
Chase, Nd, S-6, 4-6. 60. Bog
ley, a Princeton freshman who
holds the National Junior title.
is considered one Of the promising
young players Of the country.
Other d. C. Players Bow.
Other Washingtonians elimi-
mated in the second round OF
mems singles were Burke Wilkin-
son and Orme Wilson, jr. Wilkin-
son bowed to Pablo Eisenberg OF
Maplewood, N. j., 60, IS. while
Wilson went down before Lester
Hirschfield Of New York, 6-3.
6-3. Before their second-round
defeats, Bogley topped Alan Flem-
ing of West Orange. N. j., 6-3.
Ga, and Neff defeated David
Lind of Brooklyn. 81, 81, 60.
In the first round.
While Weir remained in the
running in his second try for the
title, Althea Gibson Of New York,
present holder of the National
Negro women's championship, was
making good as the first Of her
race to compete for the feminine
crown. She defeated Sylvia
Knowles of Newport, r. l.. Ga,
3-6, 6-1, to enter the women's
quarter-finals.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Beers Sian Kentucky Star

CHICAGO, Mar. 10 R.-George
Blanda, University of Kentucky
kicking and passing backeld per-
former, has signed to play with
the Chicago Bears Of the National
Football League, George Halas,
owner-coach of the Bears, an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
San Francisco
(Continued from Page BID

seven points. In the three earlier
games in the tourney he had av-
eraged 21.3 joints.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
outfit. played a big part In his
Texos Takes Track Title

FORT WORTH, Tex, Mar. 10
R. - University Of Texas de-
throned Texas A. & M. by two
points today to win the university
division of the 26th annual South
western Recreation Track and
Field meet. The Longhorns' total
was 5912 points to 571a for the
Aggies. Arkansas was third with
13 points.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
West Virginia State
Downs n. {. College
For C|AA Cage Title

"cSG VuSlllld 0IdCC NOllGSC re.
tanned its Colored intercollegiate
Athletic Association basket ball
championship by nosing out North
Carolina College Of Durham, CO.
SO, before $500 in yesterdays
tournament final at Uline Arena.
It was a tight game all the way,
with the lead changing hands ten
times. The Yellow Jackets were
never more than three points
ahead until the last few minutes.
Yesterdays game was a rubber
match, each having beaten the
other during the regular CIAA
season.
WatSon's Goal Crucial.
James (Greeky) Watson, for
mer Armstrong High star and now
a West Virginia freshman, scored
a crucial basket for the Yellow
Jackets. His shot with less than
six minutes to go gave them a
49-47 lead they never surrendered
North Cardinals Eagles, top
seeded in the tourney. were in
front, 1926, at halftime. but the
Yellow Jackets pulled to a 43-43
tie with seven minutes of the game
left. The lead changed hands four
times thereafter until Watson's s
shot put West Virginia ahead.
Entry Top Scorer.
Frank Enty took individual
scoring honors for West Virginia
with 16 points, while topping the
Eagles was Bill Young with 13.
A consolation game for third
place went to Virginia State Col
lege over Union, 1854. Don Ross
Union captain. was voted the
Journeys outstanding player,
while the outstanding coach award
went to Mark Cardwell Of West
Virginia.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02

Allies invade Sicily July 1). Italians depose Musso- ini (July 25) Allies invade mainland of Italy (Sep B. and Italy surrenders (Sept. 9.
 Marines land at Tarawa (Nov. 21, capture Gilbert Islands,
 Bremen bombed by 800 U. S. planes (Nov. 27).
 Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin meet at Teheran, agree on European invasion plans (Dec. 3.
 1944-Marnes and army troops land at Kwajalen in the Marshalls (Feb D. U. S. planes attack Berlin (Mar 4). Russians recapture Odessa (Apr. ID. Rome cap tured by Allies (June ). D-Day-American British and Canadian troops seize Normandy beaches in biggest ter-borne invasion of all time (June 6).
 U. s. troops land on Saipan in Pacific (June l5).
 Allies break out of Normandy beachheads, routing German armies (July 25).
 Allies enter Paris (Aug 25). Defeated Germans race for shelter of Segfried line American troops enter Ger many (Sept. 12). U s. troops invade the Philippines (Oct 2O).
 U. S. navy wins biggest battle in it's history crushing Japanese power in second battle of the Philippine (Oct 24-29)
 Allies launch 30O-mile wide offensive on western front (Nov 16) Americans suffer setback in Battle of the Bulge"
 1945-Allies smash German line regain many miles in "the Buge' (Jan. 12). U. s. Third army smashes through Siegfried line Feb B. Russians reach outer defenses on Berlin (Feb. ?.
 U. S. Marines land on Iva lima (Feb. 19) U S. First army the Rhine Remagen bridge (March ?.
 B29s set great fires in Tokyo (Mar. 10) U S. troops invade Okinawa (Apr 1. American and Russian forces meet the Elbe river (Apr 27) Russian flag raised shattered ReichSag building in Berlin( Apr. 30) Berlin captured (May D. German radio in Hamburg re- ports death of Hitler in Berlin.
 VIE Day-Germany surrenders (May 6).
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02
Alaska Statehood Committee Draws Up Bylaws

Continued from Page One) statehood bill is brought to the floor this fall. It adopted bylaws provision to allow its members S20 a day on official business in Alas ka and S25 day while outside Alaska.
 Chairman Atwood named Will liam l.. Baker, Ketchikan pub fisher, chairman of the education and public relations committee; Howard Lyng, Nome, chairman of the legislative committee; Rep. Warren Taylor, Fairbanks. head of the committee on a state consti- tuition, and Sen. Victor Rivers, An chOrage, chairman of committee on state organization.
 Atwood and Baker said commit tee members agreed to underWrite costs of activities personally if Territorial funds are not available.
 Congressional Delegate Bartlett, who came from Washington for the meeting, plans to spend Labor Day in Fairbanks and then appear in Anchorage and Ketchikan for talks before returning east.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02
WAR HEADLINES:
 They Started Rolling 10 Years Ago Yesterday


 A one-time Austrian paper hanger stepped off the deep end (and took the world with him) September morning 10 years ago.
 Adolf Hitler had started the long-feared in Flu rope by sending his air force and mechanzed armies to btz Poland The war, spreading to all corners o the world, became the most destructive in history.
 Military and civilian dead were estmiated at more than 2OOOO,OOO and the wounded at some 33OOO,OOO The cost to all participating nations figured at more than trlon dollars this countryS share being $330 900, 900 900.
 Here's condensed headline history of the struggle which lasted exactly six years from Sept l. 1889, to Sept l, l945.
 1939-Nazis invade Poland without declaring (Sept. 1 Britain and France demand Hitler withdraw troops from Poland (Sep p. Britain declares war on Germany (Sept. B. France entering next day Russian troops invade Poland (Sept I'D and Reds and Nazs partition Poland. Warsaw surrenders (Sept 2O and Germany and Russia Allies to end war
 Russia attacks Finland (Nov 30). Roosevelt denounc "Wanton invasion.
 194O-"Phony" western front-French sol diers loaf behind "impregnable" Magnot Line while German work gangs strengthen Westwa.
 Russians crack Mannerheim Line (March p; Films for peace Nazis suddenly invade Denmark and Nor way April 3D. British landing in Norway, routed by Germans
 Naz lightning" hits Holland, Belgium and France (May 1O) Holland conquered in five days Italy joins Germany in France In 40 days Hitler pushes "democracys defense frontier" from the Rhine to the English channel.
 Germans launch all-ou air attack Britain (Aug. 3D. U s. registers 16, 800 900, seecve service (Oct 16) Italian soldiers invade Greece (Oct 2 but driven off Greek soil
 1941-British rout Italians in North Africa (Jan. 5) Germans invade Yugoslava and Greece (Aprl 6), Nazi tanks crushing resistance Hitler looses surprise attack on Russia (June 22) Nazs smash Stan line, move tow ard Kiev, Moscow and Lenngrad U s. occupies Iceland bases (July ?.
 Roosevelt and Churchill frame Atlantic Charter (Aug IA Nazis reach outskirts of Leningrad (Aug 22) Hit Ter Russia s defeated will rise again. (Oct 3 but Russians halt Nazis at gates of Moscow (Nov 12).
 Japanese make sneak attack on Pearl HarbOr (Dec. ?. Congress declares Japan; Germany declares the U. S.
 1942-General MacArthur leaves Philippines for Australia promises to return (March 1) Japanese cap ture Corregdor ay 6) More than 1900 British planes bomb Cologne (June 1).
 U S. Marines land at Guadalcanal Aug. 10), first stop the road to Tokyo. Suez Canal saved Mont gomery Desert Fox" Romme in tank battle at Fl Alamen (Oct 24)
 U and British forces stage big invasion of North A rica (Nov ?. MacArthurs men take Buna New Guinea Dec 14) Russian drive toward Rostov cuts off P Naz divisions behind Stangrad (Dec. 27).
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02

U. S. warships and planes smash at Japanese cities (July 10). Atomic bomb dropped on Hir O s h i m a Aug. 6). Russia declares war on Japan (Aug. 8). Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki (Aug. 9.
 VI Day-Japan sues for peace; formally surrenders (Sept. 1).
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Savo trumpoje kalboje gen.
Plechavicius, pagerbdamas vi
sus, kurie padejo Lietuvai, -
ir tuos, kurie jai gyvybes ir ku-
rie dolerius aukojo palette
dar du labai opius momentus
opius kariuomenes nariams,
opius ir visiems lietuviams.
Jis paminejo Lietuvos kariuo-
menei ar jos vadams metama
kaltinima uz 1926 metu gruo-
dzio II dienos perversma. Pa
breze, kad jis neminetu dabar
to, jei tai nebutu pamineta buv.
Lietuvos prezidento DIR. K. Gri-
niaus spaudai duotame pasikal-
bejime. Gen. Plechavicius pa
reiske, kad dr.. K. Grinius tue
pasikalbejimu sulauze savo gar
sui pareiskima "Amnestuokime
vieni kitus'', kuri jis paskelbe
isvykdamas is Europos. 20 as
- sake gen. Plechavicius, =
esu toks zmogus, kad, jei man
meta pristine, tai as ja pake-
liu :"
Ir jis tiesiog pareiske: ''Tai
as padariau! Kai mes, karinin-
kQ grupe, aptareme, kas da-
rosi Lietuvoje, kai susidureme
su faktais, kad Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes priesai jau ne
kluidomai iseje j laukus mokosi
granatas svaidyti, 0 vyriausy-
be nemato reikalo ar negali ju
sudrausti, tai, vardan tq, kurie
paaukojo savo gyvybes apginda-
mi Lietuvos laisye, nutarem, kad
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nera kitos iseities, kaip tik pa.
salinti ta vyriausybe. Nuns bu.
vo gala tu savanoriu paaukotQ
gyvybiu, jei ju didzioji auka
taip greit niekais nueitu, ir de-
to mes tai padarem".
Antras momentas, kuri gen
Plechavicius palette, buvo Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes nete-
Xmas 1910 metals be jokio pa
sipriesinimo. 10 nuomone, mir
ties aktas Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybei buvo pasirasytas jau
1889 metals Maskvoje, kada bu-
vo sutikta isileisti sovietu ka-
riuomenes dalinius j Lietuva.
Didziausia tragedija esanti tai,
kad ia sutarti tarp kitq pasira-
Sc ir kariuomenes vadas.
Tas faktas, kad kariuomene
.neturejo progos nei pradeti gin
tt Lietuvos nepriklausomybe
daugelio laikomas kariuomene.,
tragedija. Bet pirmoj eilej tai
esanti Lietuvos politikos ir ka:
riuomenes vadovybes trgedija.
Gal ne visi klausytojai galejo
tais klausimais susidaryti galu-
tines isvadas is tu pareiskimu
Gal ne visi ir sutiktu su vienais
ar kitais generolo Plechaviciaus
tvirtinimais. Taciau kalba klau.
sytojams padare ispudzio save
tiesumu ir atvirumu.
Antrasis grazus Lietuvos ka.
riuomenes sventes atzymejimas
buvo penktadieni, lietuviu radi.
jo programoj. Cia, po atitinka.
mo ivado, pasakyto paties pra.
nesejo J. P. Nasvycio, is ploks.
teles buvo perduota nepriklau.
somybes laikais buvusiu iskil.
miu eiga prie Nezinomojo Karei.
vic kapo Kaune, Karo Muziejuj
A. Mikulskio vadovaujamas wy
ru nonetas padainavo kelias po-
Ipuliarias Lietuvos kariuomenes
dainas.
To vakaro 'lietuviskoji radio
programa vel buvo viena is ge-
Iriausiqju ir lietuviu tarpe il su
malonumu minima. Pasirodo,
kad ja yra girdeje ir daugelis
nelietuviu. Mat, laikrasciuose,
kur nurodomos rinktines radio
programmes, ta diena buvo reko-
menduojama kausytis lietuviu
radio valandos. Atsiliepimai
Ipuikus.
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LIETUVOS KARIUOMENES PAMINEJIMAS
CLEVELANDE

Lapkricio % dienos, Lietuvos
kariuomenes "gimtadieni' spe-
cialaus paminejimo Clevelande
nebuvo rengiama. Taciau toll
svente buvo pamineta dviem at
vejais:
l. BALFo vakare, lapkricio
% diena,
2. Lietuviskoj radio progra-
moi, lapkricio 25 diena.
BALFo vakare Lietuvos ka-
riuomenes metine svente buvo
atzymeta generolo Plechaviciaus
kalba, kuris daugelio lietuviu,
Lietuvos net nemaciusiQ, akyse
yra vienas is Lietuvos kariuo-
menes simboliu, - karys. apie
kuri daug kalbama, beveik le-
gendos kuriamos. Asmuo, kuri
vieni dievina, kiti gerbia ar ge-
risi, treti >. keikia. Net ir ne
jieskant, katrie is ju daugiau
teisus, jau reikia pripazinti, kad
tai yra populiarus asmuo.
P. J. ziurys, supazindindamas
vakaro dalyvius su generolu P.
Plechavicium, pazymejo kad tai
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes ko-
WI savanoris No. %. IS tukstan-
ciq lietuviu, tais laikais skube-
jusiu j kova uz Lietuvos laisve,
jis buvo is eiles dvidesimts tre-
cias. "Jis buvo vienas is pirmu-
ju tarp tu, kurie aukojo uz
Lietuvos laisve ne dolerius, o
viska'', - pabreze P. ]. ziu-
rvs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
NAUJAKURIU SUSIPAzINIMO
POBUVIS

Church World Service orga.
nizacija, viena is savanoriskujQ
agenturQ, besirupinanciu trem.
tiniu imigracija, kita sestadie.
nj, gruodzio 10 diena, 7:30 V. ".
rengia Clevelande gyvenantiems
ivairiu tuatybiu tremtiniams -
naujakuriams susipazinimo po-
buvi. Numatomi ivairus atskirQ
tautybiu meniniai pasirodymai,
ipo to bendra vakariene.
Pobuvis bus YWCA organiza-
'cijos namuose, ITO Prospect
Avenue.
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RADIO zINIOS

so metu nuo DIR. Vinco Kudir-
kos mirties sukakties proga
Lietuviu Radio Valandele 81
penktadieni rengia atitinkama
paminejima. Girdesime istrauku
is V. Kudirkos rastu. eileraSciu,
paties V. Kudirkos komponuotu
dainu ir kit.
Lietuviskos radio valandeles
klausykites, kaip paprastai, pen
ktadieni, Z val. 80 min. vakaro
per radio stoti WSRS, 1890 kc
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D E M E so!
Pranesirnas lietuviarns
II Pasaulinio karo
Veteranarns

Did you ever give a thought
about your future dependable
income, which means your own
and family's support for the
rest of your life, Education is
necessary to solve the problem.
Therefore, if you never thou
ght or had the opportunity to
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When you learn custom tailo-
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do not delay make your re-
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early as possible while your
eligibility from Navy or Militia
ry service available.
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TREMTINIU DRAUGUOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Sekmadieni, gruodzio II d.,
II val. prizes piet, Lietuviu Sale
je, $685. Superior Ave-, saukia-
mas Tremtiniu D-jos susirin-
kimas. Visi tremtiniai, tick ma
rial, tick naujai atvyke, kvie-
ciami dalyvauti. Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Sioms rungtynems SUI
daryta geriausia progra-
ma. Dalyvaus buves vi
dutinio svorio pasaulio
cempionas Rocky Grazi-
ano (paveikslas desineD,
kuris rungsis su Sonny
Horne. Be to, bus Sandy
Sander, buves plunksnos
svorio cempionas, su Or
landO Zulueta; Dick Wa
gner su Chuck Hunter;
Eddie .MarOtta SUI Limo
Garcia, Cubos plunksnos
svorio cempionu. Eddie
siuo metu yra naujo me-
nedzerio globoje ir yra
pakeites savo boksavi-
mosi stiliQ, dabar zymiai
agresyvesnis. Ed Bango
programa jau visai suda-
ryta, isskyrus tik A run
du izangine kova. Visos
kitos kovos bus po 10
rundu. Bilietai parduo-
dami Cleveland News,
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Lapkrico 10 diena, dr.. V. Kudirkos mrtes metniu
dena sueus ygia so metu jo mirties Ceveando Dr.
Vinco Kudrkos drauga surenge vainko uzdema pre dr.
V. kudrkos paminklo Letuviu Darzelyje. Paveikse
tome mnetos draugos astova A. S. Praskeviciu dedan
vainika Sis paminks yra venntelis dr. Kudirkos pa
minklas Amerikoje dabar gal r venntelis skes jo pa
minklas visame pasaulyje.
81 sekmadeni, gruodiio 4 diena, 700 val yak.
LIETUVIU SALEJE
Lietuviu kultlros Fondo Clevelando Skyrius
rengia
DR.. Vinco kudirkos paminejim vakara
Progro
DIR. Y. Kudirka - iteratas skaitO St. BarZdukas
DIR. Y. kudirka - visuomeninnkas skaitO J. Daugea
IS dr. Vinco Kudirkos rastu:
"Varpas' - eileraStis
"Vrsininka' - (strauka) vaidinmas
zen,6s Dukes" (istrauka) vaidnimas
me as yra didis - eilerastis
'lietuva Tevyne musq' - LietuvOs Hmnas
Atlieka scenos megeju grupe
Muzikne dali paruose Alf. Mikulsks dekoravo K
zilnskas DIR. " Kudirkos portreta pese NJ Nasvytis
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29

Jesus pure spiritual discernment
readily detected the unspoken de-
sire to forsake sin and rise higher,
and he blessed him accordingly.
Another incident illustrating
preparation of thought and conse-
quent readiness for healing is re-
lated in Acts (14:8-10): 1t is that
of a man whose feet were so
crippled that he had never walked.
He was listening intently to Paul
preaching. The account tells us
that Paul, "perceiving that he had
faith to be healed" babe him
stand up, and the man leapt up
and walked. -.
Faith to be healed" is i'm
portant. Jesus often commended
the faith Of one whom he had
healed. Humility and faith, linked
with inspiration and spiritual I'M
derstanding, reap a rich harvest
of spiritual healing. -.
Healing is at hand when thought
is prepared to acknowledge un-
reservedly' as a present fact the
perfection of man in Gods image
and likeness. We. must not think
of resurrection and salvation as
something attainable only in the
future or after death.
Mary Baker Eddy, the Discov-
erer and Founder of Christian
Science, has written in Unity of
Good" (p. ~: Jesus required
neitl 'cycles of time nor thought
in OF er to mature fitness for per-
fection and its possibilities. He
said that the kingdom of heaven
is here, and is included in Mind;
that while We say, There are YET
four months, and then coneth the
harvest, ! say, Look up, not down.
for your fields are already white
for the harvest; and gather the
harvest by mental, not material
processes. 1.-The Christian Science
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