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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15

ciai, komp. Br. Budriunas, Pra-
ne Balandiene ir mudu su vyru,
j. Kripo kvieciami, nuvykome
koncerto pasiklausyti.
Koncertas tikrai buvo zavus,
Pc koncerto trumpai susitiko-
me su soliste Anna Kaskas il
konservatorijos direktorium dr.
Sinck, kurio globoj buvo musu
mylima tautiete. Is musu soils
tes suzinojome, kad j ir Detroi-
te netrukus dainuos.
NAUJA RADIO KLUBO
VALDYBA
Gruodzio II d. ivykusiame
Americas Lietuviu Balso Radijc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
PRAMOGA DAILES PARODAI
REMIT

Sausio Z d., toje pacioje sa-
leje ivyks lietuviu sokiu vakaras
SUI programa, kuria paruos bu-
We tremtiniai. Bus sokiai, sokiu
kontestas ir bufietas.
Sis vakaras bus pirmas toxic
pobudzio. Jei jis nusiseks il
zmones pamegs, ju bus ruosia-
ma ir daugiau. Tautines Sajun-
gos 4 skyrius ta vakara rengia
paremti Lietuviu Memo Parodai,
kuri rengiama perkelti kitus
miestus. Drauge sia pramoga
siekiama, kad lietuviai nepa-
mirstu lietuviskai linksmintis
paprastoj, bet jaukioj ir svarioj
atmosferoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
l.. VALIUKAS,

vienas is zIBURIU redaktoriu,
daznai paraso j Daytono anglis-
kuosius laikrascius journal He
rald' ir dayton Daily News
straipsnius, iSkeldamas bolsevi-
ku ziauria okupaciia Pabaltyje
ir Lietuvoje, bel ju neteiseta
seimininkavima. Gal, bent tokius
straipsnius paskaite if pamate
MGM filma Red Danube, Day
tono gyventojai supras, hoks
pavojus gresia pasauliui is So
vietu. B. Aldas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
ANNA KASKAS DAINAVO
"MESIJAS'

Metropolitan operos zvaigzde
Anna Kaskas - Katkauskaite
pereita sestadieni ir sekmadieni,
gruodzio 10 ir II dienomis, Ann
Arbor, Mich, dainavo solo par
tijas Haendelio oratorijoje Me
sijas'', kuria surenge Ann Ar
Dor konservatorijos choras.
Sis apie 800 nariu choras tik-
raj didingai dainavo. Solo par
tijas atliko 4 Metropolitan ope-
ros solistai: Anna Kaskas, mez-
zosopranas, Chloe Owen, sopra-
mas, David Lloyd, tenoras ir Os-
car Natzka, bosas.
Sestadieni, gruodzio 10 d., Sis
koncertas buvo transliuojamas
per radija. Pranesejas, kalbeda-
mas apie soliste Anna Kaskas
ir 81 karta pranese, kad 81 zvaig-
re yra gimusi is lietuviu tevu,
buvusi Lietuvoje ir kad Lietu-
vos prezidentas Antanas Smeto-
na, patyres jos gabumus, pa
rupino stipendija vykti studi-
juoti dainavima Italijoj.
Sekmadieni ir mes. detroitie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
VYCIU KUOPA

sausio Is d. numato pastatyti
.Seiriju Juozo 3 veiksmu kome-
dija 'Moterims neissimeluosi'
Komediiai rezisuoti pakviestas
buves l.. T. Ansamblio aktorius
Andrius Mironas, kuris darba
jau pradejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
NAUJA RADIO KLUBO
WAT nVpA
GRAZUS PARENGIMAS

Lapkricio 20 d. Sv. Kazimiero
parapijos choras SUI naujakuriu
pagalba surenge tikrai grazu va
ka. Buvo vaidintas A. Gustai-
clio scenos vaizdelis "Sekminiu
vainikas'', po to buvo tautiniu
sokiu ir dainu koncertas. Dali
navo vyru ir misrus choral,
|kuriuos vede J. Olsauskas, axiom
panuojant kunigui Balciui. Pu-
blikos buvo apie 500. Pelnas
skirtas pusiau: BALFui ir pa
rapijai.
PAGERBEM KUNIGA BALCl
Mirus placiai zinomam veike-
Jul Zidonaviciui, Amsterdamo
lietuviu parapijoj klebonu yra
kunigas J. J. RaStutis. Vikaro
pastoviai nebuvo. Bet dabar su-
silaukeme kun. Balci, kuriuo vie
tos lietuviai labai dziaugesi. Jis
yra gimes Amerikoj, Bingham
ton, N. Y, bet buvo isvykes
Lietuva, ten isejo j kunigus,
ir is Lietuvos nepaprastais ke-
liais ir SUI nepaprastais pergyve-
nimais isvyko tik 1947 metals.
Taigi jis Amerikoje, tur but,
yra veliausiai is Lietuvos isvy-
kes asmuo.
Kun. Balciui pagerbti buvo
surengtas puikus pokylis, kuria-
me dalyvavo per 500 zmoniu.
Ju tarpe buvo ir miesto mayoras,
kiti pareigunai, teisejai ir tt.
Su graziais linkejimais kunigui
Balciui perduota ir grail dova-
ma - naujas AUTOMOBILES 1000
doleriu vertes.
Buvo daug kalbu ir linkeji-
mu, bet ypatingai visus suzave-
jo kun. Balciaus atsakymas j
linkejimus, kuriuos jis pareiske
lietuviskai ir taip pat lygiai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
RENGIAMES VASARIO 16-TAI

Nepriklausomybes svent e
1850 metals rengtis yra sudary-
ia komisija, kurioje yra M.
Kerbelis, M. Zidonis, A. LukSis,
J. Valaitis ir J. OlSauskas. Ko-
misija jau planuoja minejimo
programa. A. LukSis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
UzSISAKYKIT

LIETUvIQ KALBOs vADOVA
pas generalini jo leideju igalio-
TIM Amerikoje.
Dekite j laiska $3.50 ceki, ar
Money Order, parasykit la
bal aiskiai savo adresa ir siqs-
kite laiska adresuodami taip:
Mr.. J. Audenas,
IA Townsend St.
Boston Roxbury, Mass.
Oar ne v6lu, bet jau ir ne
anksti
Clevelandieciai gall uzsisaky-
tt ir DIRVOJE.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
NAUJQ METU SUTIKIMAS

ALT Sajungos skyrius Ku-
dirkos svetaineje rengia Nauiu
Metu sutikima, kuri kviecia
visus savo biciulius. vi. Vr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15

Dziaugias tremtiniai suauke dovanu is amerikiecq.
Tai didele jiems parama r paguoda sunkose stovyklu
gyvenimo salygose.
Mielas Tautiet Kaledq svencu proga, nepamrsk
paaukoti tremtinu bukei pagernt Aukas bel dovanas
s4skite: UNITED LITHUANIAN RELIEF FUND
OF AMERIKA, INC. 1O5 Grand ST., Brooklyn H. N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
kULTURINIS GYNENIMAS
DAYTONE Wis GYVEJA

Stai, lietuviu choras, kuriam
vadovauja Pr. Ambrozaitis ir
vargonininkas J. Rastikis, gruo-
dzio Is d. yra pakviestas vienoje
mokykloje pagiedoti lietuviskas
kaledines giesmes. Be lietuviu,
cia pasirodys ir kitos tautybes.
Lietuviu sokeju grupe taip pat
pasirodys su keliais Sokiais.
Vasario 16 d. minejimui iau
is anksto pradedama ruoStis.
Draugiju Sarysio Komitetas jau
svarsto programa, kurioje nu-
matyta paskaita apie Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes atgavima 1917
metals, koncertine dalis ir val
dinimas. Vaidinti numatyta St.
Lauciaus vaizdelis is dabartiniu
Lietuvos partizanu kovu = Pa
slaptingoje zonoje'. Veikala re-
zisuos A. Mironas, o vaidins
buve tremtiniai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
ISPUDzIAI Is KONGRESO

IS Amsterdamo New Yorko
Kongresa buvo nuvyke apie 40
zmoniq. Daugumas parsiveze
labai geru ispudziQ. Kunigas
Balcys net pamoksla paskyre te-
mai apie Kongresa. Jis ir dau-
gels kitu labai gerisi Kongresu
taip pat ir Lietuviu Dailes Pa
roda. Vienas kitas is dalyviu
taciau sakosi nieko gera ten
nemate. National, jiems ne kon-
gresu ir ne dailes parody, o
cirko reikia -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
AMSYERDAM, N. Y.

graziai angliskai, kuo labai nu-
stebino svecius ne lietuvius, mes
jie nesitikejo, kad vos prizes
pora metu is Lietuvos isvykes
jaunutis kunigas galetu taip
puikiai angliskai kalbeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
B. PAKSTO ORKESTRAS

kas penktadieni ir sestadieni
groja lietuviu ST. ir M. Luku
laikomame Twilight" klube.
Orkestro pasiklausyti ateina, be
svetimtauciu, ir nemaza lietu-
viu, nes orkestro dalyviai sokiu
metu darniai sudainuoja anglis-
kai ir lietuviskai. Sveciams pra-
SAINT, jie padainuoja ir lietuvis-
ky dainu.
Evening star., 1949-09-11

New Photo Method Direc-
tions show how Toni waves
many types of hair in as little
as 30 minutes But it's still the
same gentle Toni formula that
has given more than 81 million
soft, natural looking waves.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
IL Rurul Youth
Meet in Urbunu

Ninety-five Older Rural Youth
and Farm Bureau members from
Union, Shelby, Madison, Clark,
Champaign and Logan Counties
met in the Urbana Township
School, Monday evening. The
evening was started by mixers
and play party games. The meet
ing was then called to order by
the chairman, Ward McDuffie,
from Logan County, who gave a
summary report on the commit
tee meetings and their plans for
the following training meetings.
Pat Lombard, Union County, was
elected treasurer for the group
in addition to being secretary.
The seventeen members pres
ent from Union County were
Russell Boerger, Edgar Scheider-
er, Carl Drumm, Duane Stillings,
Don Burns, Don Holycross, Don
Porschet, Bob Wuert, Jim Muir
ply, Carlton Rausch, Durlene
Turner, Jane Morse, Mary Burns,
Gertrude Scheiderer, Edith Scott,
and Pat Lombard.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
DdrbY F. F. A. Boys
Sell 5000 Pounds
Of Steaks ut Sdle

Chuckery Darby Chapter of
Future Farmers of America sold
$4,000 pounds of good beef at the
Producers Livestock sale Oct. 5.
The highest price steer sold at
the sale for SO cents per pound
and the lowest price was % cents.
Robert Dellinger placed first in
the heavy weight class of Here
fords. He had very outstand-
ing steer and also sold four 9TH
er steers.
Ewald Blumenschein placed
9th and 10th with his Angus
steers in the medium weight
class, and End with his Hereford
medium weight steer. Ewald has
been raising steers for three
years and sold five animals at
the sale this year.
Raymond Rausch placed 11th
and 18th with his Shorthorn
steers in the. sale. Dick Burns
placed 10th in the light class of
Angus. Robert Brown placed 9th
in the light weight Shorthorn
class. Arthurs Arnold sold two
shorthorn steers commercially.
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school days. Eighteen members
were present.
Mrs. E. c. Rawson and daugh-
ter, of Columbus, Mrs. Ralph
Tarbutton. and Mrs. Fremont
Black and sons, of Mechanics
burg, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Black, one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penning-
ton Jr. and daughter, Peggy,
have moved into the Huffman
apartment recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
Mr.. Howard Spain and family
have purchased the Donald
Smith property, known as the
George Millice property. They
moved Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill, w. d.
Reams, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wenner,
of Belle Center, were Sunday
SQCoJo VI Mi. anu WIS Sildl lSo
Ruble, of Mansfield
Mrs. Beele Sheehe was hostess
to the Past Chiefs Club last
Thursday. Guests for the noon
hour were Mrs. Jennie Painter,
Mrs. Mary Yoder, Mrs: Ralph
Stout, of West Mansfield, and
Mrs. Robert Richardson and
children. Members present, were
Mrs. Ethel Kaufman, Mrs Laura
Warden, Mrs. Nellie Miller Mrs.
Myrtle Gilbert, Mrs. Lena Hill,
Mrs. Clara Pennington, Mrs. Es-
ther Brenner and son, and Mrs.
Ina Louden.
Mrs. Myrtle Gilbert, Mrs. Nor
man Hill, Mrs. Joseph Penning-
ton Jr. and Mrs. B. B. Hill, at
tended the Project Leader and
Council member meeting, held
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. F. F. A. News
Chuckery- Darby Chapter
Reporter, Charles Walk
Officers Training School

lNC OOl bCls SAAcl 10 w ctAN
Officers Training School
Members of Chuckery Darby
F. F. A. Chapter attended Off
GERS Training School at Moral.
The following attended: Edward
Merkle; president, Tom George;
vice president, Robert Dellinger;
secretary. Sherman Nicol treas
urer, Charles Walk; reporter;
Donald Bliss; student adviser,
Loren Nicol sentinel. Each Off
Ger went in different class room
and was instructed as to respon-
sibility of his office.
Moral F. F. A. Chapter gave
an excellent meal for their
guests. w. G.. Weller, State F. F.
A. Adviser gave talk on F. F. A.
activities. Following Mr.. Weller
was. a picture show on Canadian
Rockies and one on Chicago Rail,
way Fair.
Greenland Initiation
The Chuckery Darby FLA held
its initiation in the school, Tues
day night, Sept. q. The follow
ing boys were initiated: Charles
Rausch, Lutrelle Dellinger, Allen
Fry. Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
The next morning the FLA Of
ficers went through the Formal
Initiation ceremony for taking
Greenhands into the Chapter in
front of the study hall students.
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North LewiSbszrg

dan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow Jordan, of near Cable.
Mr.. Arthur Holycross, of De-
troit, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Spain and other friends in
this vicinitNs Mr.. Holycross lived
here several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster,
of Marysville, were guests Sun
day, of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Leadbetter, of Norwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Boyles
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Black
well were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe Allen and fam
lily, of Beverly. They are former
residents of this vicinity.
The w. S. c. S. will hold a
rummage sale and market, Oct.
20, in the Pythian dining room.
Don't forget the date.
The w. S. c. S. if the Metho-
dist church held its October
meeting in the home of Mrs. Car
rie Chamberlain with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Dolly Black, in charge.
Worship service was in charge
of Mrs. Chamberlain. A playlet,
mission Schools" under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ed. Oglesbee, was
presented by several of the mem
bers. A paper, entitled, School
DaysY was read by Mrs. Merle
Hall. AS an added entertainment,
each member gave her first
school teachers name, and an
outstanding happening of her
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13

in Urbana, Tuesday, under the
supervision of Miss Pauline Mills.
This training meeting was Fun
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13

for the Family"
Word received from Mrs. Eliza
beth Meachem, of Gallipolis, Sat
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13

ago. Letters and cards will be
appreciated.
B. E. Willis remains patient
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
BY MRS. LENA M. HILL
Announce Birth

Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Instine
of Urbana, are announcing the
birth of a daughter, Oct. l, in
Champaign County hospital. Mrs.
Instine was formerly June Jor-
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PAGE FIVE

of University Hospital, Colum-
bus, where he is undergoing OBJ
servation and treatment. :,
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urday, was that her condition re-
manned about the same. She suf-
tered a stroke about two weeks
Evening star., 1949-03-09
R. J. Funkhouser
Sued for Divorce
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Mar.
9.-Mrs. Flora M. Funkhouser has
filed suit for divorce against R. j.
Funkhouser, industrialist, banker
and newspaper, publisher, in JET
ferson County Circuit Court here,
it was learned today.
The suit charges mental cruelty
| Mr.. Funkhouser, influential Re-
publican in this section, is pub
Usher of the Jefferson Republican,
daily newspaper here. He has
controlling interest in the O'Sulli-
van Building, Baltimore's tallest
skyscraper.
Mr.. Funkhouser also manufac-
lures deep freeze units at plants
at Berkley Springs, w. Va, and
Hagerstown, Md.
A former member of the Mary
land General Assembly, he has
unsuccessfully sought the Repub-
lican nomination as Senator and
as Governor of West Virginia.
Mrs. Funkhouser is his third
wife. He has no children by the
present marriage. The suit was
filed by Attorney Stephen Allies
and has been docketed for the
April term of court here.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

The Norrises, like other American families,
prove to all of us that the only way we really
solve our problems is by our own efforts!
These stories of real families much like
yours also show how much more success, how
much more happiness is possible when you
have peace of mind :. the sort of peace of
mind that comes from wise management of
Evening star., 1949-03-09

acted "recklessly" and in violation
|of moral canonical and legal
duties" in seeking the rector's re-
moval.
Bishop Refuses Comment.
A spokesman said Bishop de
Wolfe would make no comment at
this time.
The diocesan chancellor, Jack
son A. Dykman, said the vestry's S
recommendation, and the bishop S
subsequent custer order were ac-
cording to civil and church laws.
This is an Episcopal and not a
Congregational church." Mr.. Dyk-
man said, "and 1t is governed by
it's canons."
He said priests of the church
must VOW to "reverently obey" the
bishop. follow his admonitions and
submit to his Cody judgement" :"
DR.. Melish has announced he
will defy the bishops order if the
congregation wishes him to
remain.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Wealthy Brewer Plans
To Aid Organizing Of
White Collar Workers
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Mar. "a senior
member of one of the Nation S
wealthiest brewery families said
yesterday he planned to devote
his full time "to encouraging the
organization of white collar work.
ers."
He is 73-year-old Joseph E.
Uihlein. former vice president and
manager of the vast Joseph Schlitz
Brewing Co., one of Americas s
largest beer producers.
II believe five to six million
Americans can better their lot by
joining white collar unions" de-
clared Mr.. Uihlein, who said his
brewery stock, now distributed
among his children, earned more
than $1.20o,oo0 last year.
II hope to do what I can to
encourage this. I am not in it
for any honor for myself, but only
through desire to help the work.
ing class"
| Qu1tS as Bank Director.
Mr.. Uihlein said he is resigning
Immediately as a director of the
First Wisconsin National Bank so
that no one connected with the
institution would be embarrassed
by his actions. He no longer is
IAN officer of the brewery, of which
his father August was president
for many years.
A year ago. Mr.. Uihlein said, he
tried to join the Brewery Workers
Union, "but I was turned down. :"
He said he had discussed the need
for white collar union with such
national labor leaders as William
Green of the AFL and John l..
Lewis of the United Mine Workers
and that he hoped soon to see
Philip Murray of the CIO.
I've been thinking about this
for about Is years." he said. Il
began to discover that a lot of
these people Of wealth are not de-
serving of what they possess. I
found something was wrong with
the wealthy class and I think a
whole lot of them would be better
off if they had to work"
At Odds With Brother.
Joseph and his brother Erwin,
now president of Schlitz, have
been at odds recently over Joseph's S
suggestion that the brewery estab-
lish a $1,000,000 annual welfare
fund for its employees by contrib
uting Is cents for each barrel of
beer sold.
Joseph said the brewery made
Evening star., 1949-03-09
|Parishioners Appeal
To Bishop 10 Revoke
DR.. MeIish's 's0uster
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. ga Prot
estant Episcopal Church Commit
tee has asked the bishop to revoke
an order for the rector's removal
The request was sent yesterday
to Bishop James P. de Wolfe, OF
the Long Island Diocese, who has
ordered the Rev. DR.. John Howard
Melish to give up his pulpit at
Holy Trinity Church In Brooklyn
by April 4.
The unofficial committee acted
after meeting of church men,
bers Monday night voiced support
of DR.. Melish. who has been rector
IS years.
Vote to Gust Vestrymen.
Parishioners voted 261 to 81 to
oust the nine vestrymen who
originally recommended the rec
tors custer because of the outside
activities" of his son. the Rev.
William Howard Melish, the as
sistant rector.
The younger Mr.. Melish Is
chairman of the National Council
of American-Soviet friendship,
described by Attorney General
Clark as subversive.
The parish committee told the
bishop that the vestrymen had
Evening star., 1949-03-09
1e thejob he. couldn't find

After six years of teaching himself account
ing, Bob got his first break! He started in
$7-a-week part-time bookkeeping job. Little
enough, but it gave him the chance to prove
he could work as we'll as the next man.
Meanwhile, he continued his studies at
night. Finally he was qualified to hang out
his si1ingle as a public accountant. But
could he actually make all his studying
pay off 80?
Evening star., 1949-03-09

| $40, 800 900 after taxes last year
and added that he was interested
in having the people who helped
make the business share the
profits"
The CIO Brewery Workers took
up the suggestion in a request to
management, but Erwin said in q
statement that Joseph had mo
authority to speak for the COM
pany."
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Army Chief Chaplain
To Talk at Services

Maj. Gen. Luther D. Miller,
Army chief of chaplains, will
speak at the lenten services at
o'clock In st. Stephen and the
Incarnation Episcopal Church,
Sixteenth and Newton streets
NV. The Stuart F. Cast, rector
will preside.
Gen. Miller Is q clergyman Of
the Episcopal Church ard is an
honorary canon of the Washing
ton Cathedral. He was first ap-
pointed chaplain in 1918, with
the rank of lieutenant.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Baltimore Rites Planned
For Dr.. Joseph Gichner

Funeral services will be held at
/ pm. tomorrow in Baltimore for
DR.. Joseph E. Gichner, 86. a pi-
oneer member of the University of
Maryland's Medical School. He
died yesterday at his home in
Baltimore.
DR.. Gichner had served more
than 40 years on the university's
Evening star., 1949-03-09

o It happened only three months after
Robert and Marguerite Norris were mar
ried! Bob suffered an accident that changed
his whole life. He could no longer do active
jobs he knew; he lacked the training for any
other! Big odds against Bob-but he re-
fused to be beaten -.
While Marguerite's job as movie theatre
cashier helped keep things going, Bob set
out to fit himself for new job.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

The improved living standards
among natives. and their in
creased spending power, were
blamed in part for a recent bread
shortage in South Africa.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

staff, and also lectured at medical
schools In Washington.
Survivors include his widow, q
son. three daughters and
brother, Fred S. Gichner. 1920
Highland avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND THEIR AGENTS

money now, and from knowing that future
security has been adequately provided for.
The Life Insurance Companies and their
Agents bring you these American family close
ups because what this country amounts to de-
pends upon what happens to its homes!
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McKENDREE COLLEVE
CHORUS TO SING AT
AUDITORIUM

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to all the personal appear
ances, the chorus made four
radio broadcasts over several
Southern Illinois stations and
appeared on KSD-TV, the st.
Louis television station.
The program on the concert
tour includes the 'Hallelujah"
chorus from George Frederick
Handel's messiah" The pre-
sentation of the messiah" by
the McKendree chorus is an
annual event at Christmastide
each year. The chorus closes
the season with a concert in
the college chapel each spring,
featuring a French folksong,
"The Bell" arranged by Will
liam Arms Fisher. The oldest
bell in America, now hanging
in the belfry of the college
chapel, is used in connection
with the presentation of the
song. The bell has a romantic
history that dates back to the
eighth century in Spain. 1t has
been hanging in the McKen-
dree chapel tower since 1858.
The program features selec-
lions by the McKendree mems
quartet, the women's sextet,
as we'll as solos by Ruth AL
thoff, and duets by Glenn
Freiner and Ruth Althoff.
Other numbers on the pro-
gram will include "Panis An
gelicus" by Palestrina, a Bach
chorale, and special arrange
ments of "A Mighty Fortress
Is Our God" and "Now Thank
We All Our God" by Carl
Mueller.
This concert is co-sponsored
by Zion White ROBBED Choir
and Zion Youth Fellowship.
All music lovers are cordially
invited.
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ICOnt1nued from Rage II
visual education at Northwest
ern University. All are invited.
Fifth grades will give the
preliminary program. Mrs.
Smithson's class will give an
Arbor Day play. Miss Hack
er's class will give discussion
of school movies.
Attention is called to the
fact that this is an evening
meeting at 500 P. M. instead
of an AFTERNOON meeting as
scheduled on the program.