davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-17
WAREHOUSEMAN

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Evening star., 1949-06-17

MANAGER, drive-in restaurant: young
man with drive-in restaurant sxper.
restaurant with large curb service
business and 20-stool counter. Ex-
eel. proposition to right man. EStao.
loc., excel. volume Of business. Write
giving all details. BOZ 173-H, star,
MANAGER for small restaurant fuli
exper., salary expected and give rei-
erences In reply. BOX 2S7-K. Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
ARTHUR MURRAY'S

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ta.srvsss.nse ssts oussstSnsss
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Evening star., 1949-06-17

AvERILL PARK, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
CU0EMAKERS

Crystal vsiet has cp~ninss fer
sxpeYsenrse shnemakefs: stsp e<k8f.
ahse woTktns enrs6ltsons and Enos
pay. Asa fer JACK Sse I7th -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
Uzsisake ir uzsimokejo uz knyga
RED TERROR OVER LITHUANIA"
Vsi cia pamineej asmenys
uzsmokejo uz knyga po $500.
Knyga LIETUVA TIRONU
PANCIUOSE nusipirko:

Knyga LIETUVA TIRONU
PANCIUOSE nusipirko:
BOSTON, Mass:
j. Eidukas, V. Balukonis, P.
Jarvis, Ant. Asmenskas, Alb.
Neviera, Ant. Alekna, adv. Ka-
linauskas.
BROCKTON, Mass:
Kun. Saulenas, Mrs. Mashid-
lausky ($3.00), 0. Stoskiene,
M. Valentukevicius, M. Monke-
vicius.
WORCESTER, Mass:
O. sukliene, Ad. Kudarauskas,
j. Struckas, J. Siugzdinis, Mrs.
Dodge, Vikt. Repecka, B. Struc-
kus. Dan. Repeckaite uzsisake
TIMELESS LITHUANIA (S3).
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
OSCEOLA MILLS, PA

Kovo % diena cia nlire Balu-
koniene, Prano Balukonio emo
ma, 79 metu, atvykusi Ameri-
ka 1901 metals, kilusi is Vais-
kuniskiu, Meteliu parap., Ally
taus apskr., is tevu Budzin-
skate. Paliko vyra, dvi dukte-
ris, seseta anukV ir daug kitq
ginning.
Vyras Pranas Balukonis savo
Iaiske pamini, kad liko zmonos
rubu ir nezino, kur JUGS deti.
Atsakome: jeigu jie dar tin
kami nesioti, tai siuskite i
RALFa. los Grand ST., Brock
lyn II. N. Y. Jie issius tremti-
MANS j Europa, kuriems rubu
labai reikia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22

Pavyzdinga lietuviu Selma

PaVyZdinga ietuviu Selma
Shame nliestelyje gyvena ne
maza lietuviu, bet jie tik pasku-
tiniuoju laiku pradeda butt III
nomais platesnei visuomenei.
0 tai Wis deka atvykstanciu
cia tremtiniu.
Pereita sekmadieni teko vie
seti Ivanausku namuose, kur
zymia dali sveciu sudare trem-
tiniai. Neziurint, kad Ivanaus-
kai Amerikoje gyvena arti 40
metu if vaizdziai pasakoja,
kaip cia atvyke dirbo j diena
po 18 val. uz 1 doleri, jie yra
jautrus naujakuriams ir mie-
lai jiems padeda kurtis. Ne,
jie nenoretu matyti ir siuos
zmones taip vargstant, kaip
jiems teko vargti.
| Dabar jie gyvena tikrai pui-
kiame vienkiemyje, kieme daug
rusiu vaisiniu medziu, sodo
gale keliolika biciu aviliQ. Me-
deliai pavyzdingai apkarpyti,
medziai priziurimi. Pareiskus
to susidomeiima, jie isdidziai
parodo pirstu j savo giminaitl,
kuri prizes metus pas save atsi-
kviete is tremties. O tas jQ gi-
minaitis laisvoj Lietuvoj buvo
baiges sodininkystes ir bitini-
kystes kursus. Neziurint, - kad
jis cia pat Long Island gavo
darbo savo srityje ir dabar kon-
panijoi, kurioj jis dirba, vadi-
namas "top man., jis suranda
laiko ir mamie viska pagrazinti,
isteigti savo tetai biciQ.
o kick pasakojimu jis turf is
pirmosios bolseviku okupacijos
Lietuvoj, kada jis tarnavo ka-
riuomenej ir daug ka pergyve-
no! Neziurint, kad jo teta dar
tebeskaito LAISVE, bet joje
rasomu ziniu uz gryna pinlga
nebeima. Giminaicio nuosirdu-
mas nebeleidzia jai abejoti boil
seviku ziaurumu nekaltle m S
zmones.
Pazymetina, kad cia valgant
puikiai paruostus pietus, ant
salutinio stalelio buvo padetas
BALFui auku lakstas. Daugu-
ma sveciu irase jane savo var
dus. pridedami po kekias dole
r;nos KOresp.
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Skaitytojai
padeda DIRIAI
Iankyti tremtiniuS

Tx nedidelis tremtiniu skai-
cius pajegia is savo kukliu pa
jamu patys uzsiprenumeruoti
DIRVA, arba ju gimines jiems
uzsako. Visai eilei istikimu DIR
VOS skaitytoju tremtyje DIR
VA turi butt siunciama nemo-
kamai. Cia ateina j talka musu
skaitytojai amerikieciai, kurie
savo aukomis padengia zymla
dali islaidu, susidaranciu SUM
tinejant DIRVA j ivairius kras-
tus tautieciams, tue tarpu nepa-
iegiantiems is savo pajamu tas
islaidas padengti.
stai tie remejai, kurie nuo
Kaledu Xxi Velyku savo aukomis
prisidejo prie DIRVOS lanky-
mosi ten, kur il labai laukiama:
Gecevicius ", Cleveland,
Ohio $500
Januska j., Cleveland, O. LOO
Verbela j., HOLLYWOOD, Fla. 200
Jankauskas Z.,Philad., Pa. 200
Slavinskas Ad., Shelton,
Conn. 200
Mieldazis ST., Cleveland, O. 500
Vilkisius M. Lawrence,
Mass. 200
Marcinkas B., Paterson,N.J. 200
Maznik F., Dallas, Pa. LOO
Mickevicius A., Brooklyn,
n. Y. 100
(Perkelta Sta pusl. }
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M / r e

Balandzio IL diena mire An
tanas YONCAYTIS, II metV
gyvenes 1926 Penrod.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
PEREINAMIEU LAGERIAl
IJzKIMSTI ZMONEMIS

Gavau laiskus nuo dvieJu
seimu is Vokietios, kurios pra-
mesa, kad jau turi Was ir ge-
guzes menesi tikisi pasiekti
Detroita. Ir cionai, kur tik su-
eini didesni burr zmoniu, tai ir
girdi kalbant apie sveciu lauki-
ma. Is Vokietijos raso, kad yra
transportui paruosta tick daug
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
TREMTINIAI sOKS IR DAI-
MUGS TELEVIZIJAI

Tarptautinis Institutas pa
kviete lietuvius sokti tautiskus
sokius ir dainuoti televizijai. To-
kia tautu programa ivyks bir-
zelio menesio pradzioje, konven-
ciju saleje Convention HalD.
Lietuviams, kaip geriems soke-
jams, leidzia pasirinkti diena,
pradedant treciadieniu, baigiant
sekmadieniu. Kol kas dar diena
nenusistatyta, bet spejama, kad
bus patogiausia sestadienis, bir-
zelio II.
Kadangi dabartiniu laiku ne
turime stipresnio choro, tai bu-
vo kreiptasi j tremtiniu draugi-
ja, kad jie sudarytu choreli, pa
nasu kaip jau kelis kartus lie
tuviskuose parengimuose daina-
vo. Tx reiketu stipriau pasi-
ruosti. Jei tremtiniai susiorga-
nizuos ir nutars dainuoti, jie
numato pasikviesti muzika An
tana Kvedara juos paruosti. Su
sokiais jiems bedos nera, nes
jie turi issilavinusiu sokeju, ku-
rie jau ne karta soko If geral
pasizymejo. sokiu praktikas If
gi tuoj prades. sokiais rupinasl
! Maryte Navickaite ir Aleksar-
dra Zemaitiene.
Kaip tik suzinosime tikra
sios nepaprastos programos lal-
ka ir diena, kviesime ir musu
tautiecius ten dalyvauti.
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NAU,JAGIMIS

Eugenijus ir Veronika Ko.
lasinski (Baroniute) susilaukS
sunelio pereita sestadieni, ba.
landzio 16-ta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
PHILADELPHIA
PHLADELPHIJOJ MIRE
ADAMAS GARLIAUSKAS

Kovo Is d. Philadelphia mi
re Adomas Garliauskas, 50 me-
tn amziaus, isgyvenes Ameri-
koje per 40 metQ.
Velionis anksciau rasydavo ir
j laikrascius, buvo karstas pa
triotas ir veikejas, ypac kol bu-
vo jaunesnis ir buvo gyva jo
zmona Zuzana Staneviciute Gar
liauskiene.
10 dukteriai Albinai Carliau-
skaitei reiSkiu nuosirdzia uzuo-
jauta. Kazys Vldlkauskas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
Detroit, Mich., Nnujien0s

zmoniq, jog uzkimstos pereina-
mos stovyklos laukia laivq. IS
to atrdo, kad emigracija paste
Ike auksciausio tempo. Tx dar
daug tremtiniu neturi darbo-
buto sutarciu ir pergyvena bal
su nervu itempima. Galima isl
vaizduoti, kaip jie jauciasi ma
tydami kitus isvaziuojant, pa
tvs dar neturedami uz ko nusi-
tverti. M. Sims
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22

STASIUI DRUSHKAUSKUI
buvo padaryta operacija. Jis
sveiksta mamie. -rjv-
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BOSTON, Mass:

bOSlON, Mass:
j. Kasmauskas, st. Mockus,
adv. J. Grigalius, adv. J. Gu
nys, Myk. Venys, Pr. Razva-
dauskas, Pr. Vaitkus, J. Xii
mas, kun. Virmauskas, DIR. Ro-
date, adv. Salna, Miss Grande-
lyte, Stukas, st. Minkus, DIR. ia
kimavicius, DIR. Kapocius, DIR.
Landzius, D. Zaleckas, inz. Va
siliauskas, Mrs. Cleveland-Pili-
pate.
BROCKTON, Mass:
Mrs. Mashidlausky, Up. Mon
sevicius, Ad. Kiela.
WORCESTER, Mass:
Mrs. Dodge, V. Dabrila, Elz
Navickiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22

Worcesteryje is viso uzsisake
Red Terror Over Lithuania ir
Lietuva Tironu Panciuse 81 as
menyS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
KALBES PER RADIJA

DR.. Bronius Kazlauskas, De-
troit University School Crosse
Pointe Woods mokytojas, vel
kalbes per Americas LietuviQ
Balso radio pusvalandi Baltic
Melodies 81 sestadieni. Radio
stotis WJLB,14 kc., programa
prasideda $50 Wv.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
RADIO KLUBO VAKARAS

ivyks jau 81 sekmadieni, buvu-
sioje lietuviu saleje, kur radio
choro aktoriai vaidins labai juo-
kinga komedija "Nelaimingas
Buickas".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
BALFO VAJUS

BALFo vajaus proga auko-
jami drabuziai paimami is au-
kotoiu manu-. Del informacijos
malonekite pasaukti telefonu =
University 2-3298.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-11
FOUR
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
Z-B GRADUATES

The Zion-Benton Township
High School, through the ef-
forts of it's principal, Mr.. HUI
bert Pearce, is encouraging the
graduates to continue their
education. To further this
phase of education, a commit
tee has been formed headed by
Mr.. Pearce and assisted by
Miss Muriel Klinge, Mrs. Paul
McEwen and Mr.. William
Schwager, to solicit scholar
ships from citizens and bust
nesses in our community.
The aim is to offer several
one year scholarships to the
University of Illinois or to our
State Teachers Colleges at Nor
NAL and DeKalb, to cover the
cost of the first years tuition.
At the last meeting of the
Zion Civic Forensic Club it's
members voted one scholarship
to the 1949 graduating class.
Mr.. Silas F. Hendricks is Presi-
dent of this club and he ap-
pointed William Schwager to
head up the clubs committee
to solicit funds from it's men,
bers to finance the scholarship.
AS matter of further inter-
est, the Zion-Benton Township
High School Parent-Teachers
Association, Mrs. John Burgess
president, had previously voted
a similar scholarship to the
present graduating class.
Any Individual or club or
business can sponsor a scholar
ship. For details contact Mr..
Pearce or any of the commit
tee members. The scholar
ship will bear the name of the
donor, or the donor can offer
CONTINUED on page 11)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-11
TEACHERS WORKSHOP
DINNER MEET

At the workshop dinner and
meeting of the Lake Shore Di-
vision (Section u of the Edu-
Gators of this area held dur
ing the evening of April 9th
at the Libertyville Presbyter-
ian Church, among other de-
tails it was announced that Mr..
r. L. Newenham, Superintend-
ent of the Zion Grade Schools
is chairman of the Legislative
Committee; and Miss Ruth
Hacker, a teacher of the Zion
Grade Schools, is the chair
man of the Nominating Com
mittee; Mr.. w. c. Petty, Coun-
ty Superintendent is Member
ship Chairman.
Mrs. Ruth Rich, Section
Chairman, read communica-
tions from Senator Ray Pad
dock and Representatives Har-
vey Pearson and Nick Keller,
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looked during the Coal Age,
Forest, and Ice Age; Illinois
Indian Life, minerals, NAM
mails, insects, flowers and art.
Harold Gourley, supervisor,
and Louis Van Ermen will lee
ture and answer questions.
The Museumobile idea
was conceived by DR.. Thorne
Deuel., Museum director, to ex-
tend the museums education
al services to areas in Illinois
where the children seldom
have the opportunity to visit
the museum itself in Spring
field. It is making a tour of
Illinois schools.
This will be the first appear
ance of the unit in Lake Coun-
ty, Zion will be the only place
visited at this time, but a re-
turn visit will be made during
the next school year at which
time other schools in the coun-
ty will view the unit.
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Wednesday, May II, 1949

rector of a Cappella Choir
of the Central Conservatory of
Chicago, is bringing his 20
voice group to sing at Zion
Youth for Christ on Saturday
Evening, May 18th in the
hall on Sheridan Road near
9th Street.
A variety of musical num-
bers and personal testimonies
will prepare the way for a Cos
pei message by DR.. Hudson. All
are welcome!
Marian Smales and her help
ers have just finished an IL
lesson series of the Life of ST.
Paul at Children for Christ.
Remind the children to come
regularly at $3.50 Saturdays
and enjoy the next series.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-11
fife TheOCrat

who stated that they were in
full sympathy and favorable
to legislation to aid education.
Mr.. Keller stated that he was
zone hundred percent for the
school teachers" whereupon
Merle Kaupfman, Chairman
elect of Section One, suggest
ed that Mr.. Keller be congratu-
lated for his good will, but be
advised that Money for
schools is not for the teachers
but for the Children. If we
were not primarily interested
in the children we would not
be here, but out somewhere
making money"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-11
TRAVELLING MUSEUM TO
VISIT ZION SCHOOLS
The First Trip to Lake County.

Illinois State Museums ira
yelling museum, the Museumo-
bile will visit Zion Schools,
Tuesday and Wednesday, May
18th and 18th. The unit, a &C.
foot bus-type vehicle, houses
twenty-one exhibits telling the
story of Illinois. 1t will be at:
Tuesday, May 18th
Lake View School from $50
to 100 P. M; Zion-Benton
High School from lis to $3.50
P. M.
Wednesday, May 18th
Elmwood School from 900
A. M. to 100 Noon; Central
School from 1 100 to $3.50 Pm.
The Museumobile's exhibits
represent a cross-section of the
exhibits in the Illinois State
Museum in Springfield. They
show scenes of how Illinois
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-11
YOUR STREET DEPT.

YOUR STREET DEPT.
AS most of us know, the
Street Department of Zion has
been operating since Febru-
airy l, 1949 with force of two
regular employees and a Su-
perintendent of Streets. This
was necessary due to the fin
ancial plight of our City at
that time. After May first how
ever, when the new City fiscal
year started, the force will be
augmented by at least two
more men. The graders will be
used as much as possible and
cold patching of the streets
will commence and continue
when weather permits.
One of the secrets of good
roads is good drainage on each
side. When a road is ditched
on each side and some of our
good citizens fill in the ditch
for driveway or parkway
without first putting in a cul-
vert tile to carry off the wa
ter-then this water stands in
the ditch and soaks under the
road, causing the road to break
up regardless of the surface,
whether asphalt, gravel or
concrete.
The Street Department has
in the past, and will continue
to lay the culvert tile, provid-
ed the citizens purchase the
tile at the City Hall. In order
to protect the greatest number
of the citizens and their road
investment, the City Council
has provided that the Street
Department shall ditch the
roads wherever possible. 1t is
therefore possible for you to
have nice driveway or park
way ditched for proper road
drainage, if you have not
thoughtfully provided a Gull
vert tile for this purpose.
In another few months it
will be time to oil our streets
again. Due to lack of sufficient
funds for this purpose, it will
be necessary for. our good citi-
zens to again arrange to fin
ance the oiling of the roads in
front of their property. Pub
LEGATION of cost for this service
will be made soon. Let's work
together for the betterment of
our roadside you ever stop
to think how much better our
roads are today than they were
ten years ago? Also-That the
City receives only 27.7 cents
out of each $4,000 of tax mon
ey paid in? The Street Depart
ment gets only a small part of
this 27.7 cents to maintain the
streets.
-Silas Hendricks,
Superintendent of Streets
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YOUTH FOR CHRIST
DR.. Robert L. Hudson, d.
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
October 9, 1949, will be "Are Sin,
Disease, and Death Real?" Golden
Text: Psalms GIL, 2. God be mer-
ciful unto us, and bless us; and
cause his face to shine upon us;
that thy way may be known upon
earth, thy saving health among all
nations. A citation from the Les
son-Sermon is: Matthew Is: /, 2,
10, IL, is, 16, 10, 20. Then came to
Jesus scribes and Pharisees, which
were of Jerusalem, saying, Why do
thy disciples transgress the tradi-
tion Of the elders? for they wash
not their hands when they eat
bread. -. And he called the multi
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06
Townsend Livestock Prices

Trading Of vealers opened at a
brisk pace with choice calves as
high as $31.75. Medium to good
ranged from S27.50 to $50. Rough
and common from $24 to S26.75.
Monkey calves S16.25 to S24.
A few head of medium to good
slaughter cows brought S14 to
$17.10. Top milk cows brought up
to S235 each, with medium animals
from $3.50 to s17o each. Poorer
cows went as low as S135 each. A
few head of beef-type feeder heif-
ers were offered and sold between
$16 and $19. Bulls were also in
light supply and were sold by the
head from $40 to S130 each, de-
pending on size and quality.
Offerings of hogs were exception
ally heavy. Trading was active
with good demand for feeder pigs.
Straight hogs 120 to ITO lbs, SIG
to $19.25; ITO to 240 lbs, $3.50 to
$40; 240 to $50 lbs, s16.1o. Very
few 200 to 300 sows were offered
and they sold from $15.76 to s16.10.
Sows over 400 lbs. went for S13.75.
Stays $500. Receipts of shoats
were heavy with choice animals
ranging from S15.25 to SIT. Medi-
UNI to good shoats s12 to S14.50
and common as slow as SIS. Feed
er pigs $4 to IS, mostly $3.50.
Horses and mules sold from S12
to $42 each.
Barred rock and cross cockerels
sold at 90c to S1.15 each, while
cross stays averaging five lbs.
brought from S1.30 to S1.40 each.
Large ungraded brown eggs SIC
per dozen and brown pullet eggs
Sic per dozen.
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06

both of sin and sickness difficult of
cure is, that the human mind is
the sinner, disinclined to seif-cor-
rection, and believing that the body
can be sick independently of NOR
tai mind and that the divine Mind
has no jurisdiction over the body.
-. Treat a belief in sickness as
you would sin, with sudden dis
missal. Resist the temptation to
believe in matter as intelligent, as
having sensation or power.
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06
CHECK FIRE
EXTINGUISHER
w. E: Tarbell Gives Some Ad-
vice to Residents For Fire
Prevention Week
WEEK OF OCTOBER 9 TO Is

Cooperating in the nationwide
observance of Fire Prevention
Week, october 9 to is, County
Agent w. e. Tarbell recently urged
residents of Kent County to set
aside Columbus Day, October II
as Check Your Fire Extinguisher
Day"
Fire prevention is such a vague
subject that many farmers figure
there is not much they can do to
safeguard themselves from fire.,
the agent declared. ''That attitude
can be changed into something
helpful and constructive if farmers
will make careful inspection of
their emergency fire-fghting facili-
ties. Failure to make such check
may prove costly should an emer-
gency arise, he warned.
The following guides for Check
Your Fire Extinguisher Day" were
suggested:
1. Inspect the date on the tag
attached to your extinguisher. If
the date has lapsed, call the near
est service agency without delay.
Q. Be sure your extinguisher has
the approval of Underwriters Lab
oratories or Factory Mutual Lab
oratories.
8. Inspect your extinguisher for
dents or other injuries.
4. Be sure nozzles, hose and horn
openings are free of distractions of
any kind.
5. Re-read the instructions on
the side of the extinguisher. Not
all types function in the same way.
In time of fire, seconds count.
6. Train all members of your
family to use fire extinguishers.
z. BE sure each extinguisher is
at a convenient height.
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06

tude, and said unto them, Hear,
and understand: Not that which
goeth into the mouth defileth a
man; but that which cometh out of
the mouth, this defileth a man.
Then answered Peter and said unto
him, Declare unto us this parable.
And Jesus said, Are ye also yet
without understanding? -. For
out of the heart proceed evil
thoughts, murders, adulteries, form
ications. thefts, false witness,
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06

blasphemies: These are the things
which defile a man: but to eat with
unwashen hands defileth not a man.
"A correlative passage from the
textbook Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is: Up. 218). The body
is supposed to say, II am ILL.," The
reports of sickness may form a
coalition with the reports of sin,
and say, 'T am malice, lust, appe-
tite, envy, hate" What renders
Smyrna times., 1949-10-06

The County Agent said his De-
partment would be glad to cooper
ate with local property owners who
need guidance in strengthening
home fire safety.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
Slow Trip Down,
Quick Trip Back
For LoeuI Seumer

Nine days down and nine hours
back.
That's the story of the % Jack
son countians among the crew
that delivered the lngalls-built
oiler Raban to the Texas company
at Guiria, Venezuela,
The local men, composing near
~ three-quarters of the total
crew, made the 2074-mile trip
aboard the tanker and returned
by airplane.
Ocean Springs men among them
were A. d. Gilmore of the black
gang, and stewards Howard w.
Glass, Joseph f. Reeves, w. c.
Reeves, Herman Boyd and Wal
lace Edwards.
Black gang member from Kre-
ole was M. G.. Chapman. From
Pascagoula were steward Vernon
DeJean, Capt. c. It. Toriusen, sec
ond mate; Julian Desemar, third
mate; seamen Barker and Cecil
White and ABS Jack and Terry
Lowman, O'Neal, Tillman, Jimmy
Zerkus, Wit Carver.
Oilers w. T. Smith. Calvin
Smith, Jack Calhoun, Gus Lar
son and Hermes Hague.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
That's No Place
For Delinquent"

One Edmond Chester Inabit
was reported a delinquent last
week by the local draft board.
II was a sorry mistake.
Rudolph Insbit. Bayou Ca
sotte. father of Inabit informed
one and all this week that the
young man is a veteran of four
navy years and. indeed. is now
wearing that uniform again.
having re-enlisted last fall.
The board said il had not
been informed by the navy of
Inabit's status.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-23
News From HELENA
Hours Of Service
Are Changed For
The Union Church
BY Mrs. Harry Bragg

The Rev. James Williamson an
nounced that services at the Tn
ion church will be at 9:55 a. m.
second and fourth Sundays in
stead of 3 p. m. Sunday school
will be at II a. m.
The Rev. Walter Bader. Moss
Point. will preach at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday at Gas pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll,
Kreole. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Bragg Wednesday.
Mrs. o. A. Eckhoff is having
eye trouble again.
Edwin Lee went to Vicksburg
Sunday to see his brother who is