davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22
Kova del taikos...

KALEDU GIEsMEs apie taika ir
ramybe zemeje, atrodo turetu tik-
tt tik tikros taikos laikais.
Bet ir ziauriu karu metu, kartais
net paciame musiu lauke, Kaledu gies-
me nuaidi per zmoniu sirdis ne kaip
pasityciojimas, bet kaip skaistus vii
ties spindulys.
Ne ginkla mesti, nebegti is kovos
lauko ir ieskoti ramybes j paskatina,
bet pazadina Wilt. kad bus iskovota
tikra ir teisinga taika.
Ir pereito karo metu Kaledu gies-
mes zadino sitokia Wilt zmonems, sun
kiai kenciantiems del jo baisenybiq.
Bet stai H.. jau penktos Kaledos
ateina po to, kai nutilo ginklai mus
pacius taip skaudziai palietusiame ka-
re. O Wits, kuria tuomet Kaledu
giesmes zadino, dar neissipilde. Karo
nera, bet ir taikos nera Tai, ka ban
do zmones dabar vadinti taika, yra
tik supuvusi taika, yra tik apgaule.
Daug kan siandien Kaledu gies-
mes gall atrodyti dar tolimesnes nuo
aplink mus esancios tikroves, negu
tikro karo metu Daug kas jau mato,
kad neteisinga, apgaulinga "taika"
yra ne tik ne geresne, bet dar bloges-
ne uz tikraji kara. Mes tokia 'taika"
yra panasi beviltiska apsiniaukima,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

kuriam jokio gallo nematyti. O toks
apsiniaukimas ilgainiui darosi nepa-
kenciamesnis uz pikciausia audra, ku-
ria bent numanai, kad il negali ilgai
testis.
0 Wis delto Kaledu garsai, savo
skambejime nesantieji tikros taikos
ideja, ir dabar nera beprasmiski
Jeigu jie karo lauke sugeba su-
zadinti taikos Wilt, tai ir dabar jie
sugeba sukelti zmoniu sirdyse bent
tikros taikos pasiilgima.
0 kur yra pasiilgimas, ten gimsta
ir siekimas. Ir kai gimsta siekimas,
tai kyla ir kova uz ta siekima.
KaledQ garsai dabar labiau negu
bet kada kelia tikros taikos pasiilgi-
ma, su tue pasiilgimu drauge kelia
ir pasiryzima, jeigu reikia, tai ne tik
laukti taikos, bet ir kovoti uz ia. Ko-
voti ne uz supuvusia, bet uz tikra tai
ka, kurioje istiesu teisybe ir ramybe
galetu viespatauti geros valios Emo
gaus pasaulyje
Taikai laimeti siais laikais maza
vien geros valios: reikia dar ir stip-
rios valios. Taikos garbe siandien
yra plesiama = reikia kovotoju tai
garbei apginti
Kaledu giesmes siandien tebunie
hinnais kovos uz tikraja taika!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

des kad ven tk nuo linkejimu ne
daug zmoniu aime teprikauso Wis delto geri lnke-
iinai bel svekinai nejuciois prdeda asas po laso,
sick tick geros savautos Sick tick daugau malonumo,
SEX tick daugiau ir savm pasitikejimo, juk tu
dalyku labai zynia prikauso ir znogaus pasisekmas
gyvenime.
Totel gal hutu per daug jau "realistiska" ar gal
tiesiog per grubu pasakyt kad Kaedu sventes yra
grynai prku sventes, jos sudaro progos jiems uz
dirbt Tas zinoma teisybe, kad vsi pirklai visi ga
mintojai pasnaudoja proga patekt savo patarnavi-
mus, paengvinancus zmonens regmas zenklais ge
rus jausnus bel nkejmus parekst Bet Wis delto
mIsu lnkejmus lydntieji jausna nuo to nei kick
sumenkeja.
Tx ar gall butt Kaledos linksmos visems? Dea ;.
Linkme to bent grynos sazines zmonems, bet znome,
kad tie milsu nkema negali ju visu pasekti o jei
ir pasiektu, nepaegtu pasainti ju ddesio didziuju
priezascu -.
Negali butt nksmu Kaledu simtams tukstanciu
mIsu tautieciu ziaurios rankos nutremtu tolimus
svetmus krastus sunkia nelasve. Jie kaip ir daug
mionu kitu zmonu, ten kencanciQ, negales matyt
skirtumo tarp skmingo Kaedu ryto ir kekvieno kito
bevitisko ryto. Negali butt tikrai linksmu KaledQ
kada gyvybe dar pakusi, bet gyvenima atemusi sve
TINA vala verca butt r udet sirdzai ir protu prize
singiems tkslams.
Negali butt nksmu Kaledu nei items musu tautie-
CLANS, kurie turi nesti sunkia ikimo nasta tevyne
savuose namuose turedami kenteti svetmu prespauda
ir prievartavima.
Negali butt linksmu Kaedu ir items tauteciams
kurie, tarp mionu kitu, If svenge dvasines
gijos tebera zmoneis be askios atetes r be pagrn-
do dabarcia.
Sunku links1na jaustis ir items, kurie kad ir ap-
sitvarke venaip ar kitaip paprastus kasdieniskus
savo gyvenimo rekalus kiekviena vaanda ir minu-
te yra grauziam ilgeso bel nezinios ape artimu ir
brangiu savQju likima
Pagaliau, kiekvenam lietuviu siais aikais nega
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22
Linksnu Kaledu Visiems!
M@ .u*

butt vsiskos joku udesio seseliu neaptemdytos links
mybes, kada s Zinc, koks sunkus likmas yra istkes
tick daug zmOnu r tick daug jo sirdziai artmu TAU
tecu. Kada tick daug jau bevek ivykusiu sva joniu
IRA sudauzyta paniekinta r kada toks sunkus kelias
toms svajonems atstatyti...
Bet atsminkme, kad ir labai sunkias laikais Ka-
ledQ rytas ietuviuose vsada buvo inksmesnis uz XII
tus Js visada buvo ir neabejojame kad yra bent sic
los gelmese sventiskas rytas.
sventiskas Kaledu rytas ateina po suskaupimo
vakaro prie Kuciu Stalo Nesuskatoma daugybe seimu
81 Kucu vakara tik mintims is ivariausos nezinios
gales susirnkti Milijonai tuscu vetu bus pre KUcu
stalQ Mijonai tu stalu liks visai nepadengt ;. Ir
niekas prize jQ nebeatsises
0 Wis delto Kaledu smbolia = religinai ir drauge
tautinai gavins dvasioje kilnaus gyvenimo siekima
stprns rysi savuju tarpe, tvirtns mlsu dar gyva r
kovojancia ietuviu tautos Selma.
syentosos Seimos paveksas = tas didysis saw
tarpnes meiles r pasaukoimo smbolis sianden vrsta
pavyzdziu vsai musq tautos sema kuri nenustoo sa-
vo vilties, kuriai pasitkemo atetimi zvagzde sve-
cia per vska, kas amziais etuvio sela buvo sava r
brangu: per tikejma, per kultura per tautnes ira
dicijas...
Pakartosime cia mintis is vieno politikos veikeio
neseniai pasakytos kabos reksmingos kap tk sai Ka
ledu suskaupimo valandai:
Slandlen pasaulls glnclJasi ne del valstybiu Sic
nv, ne del klausimq katras miestas kan prklauso .
Yra tk vienas pagrindnis kausimas: demokratiia ar
dlktatura ateizmas krikscionybe reliatyvi lasve
ar vsiska vergija. Vidurniq kelu nebera Nebera ir
neutraumo. Ar bereika kartoti, kad letuvu tauta
prklauso pre to frono, kuris kovoa prizes komunzma
talgl If prizes diktatra atezma r vergja 1889 metals
letuva galejo pasirinkH neutraluma, mes karas pra
sldeJo del Dancigo. sanden vyksta kova del naujos
rehglJos del nauo dievo Lietuvu tauta jau sestas
kpII9 nio LcilS
vietq zaurioj prievarta ia istume nauios stanines
rehg1Jos slstema Bet il visa savo sela visa istoria
vsoms tradlclJoms If egsena prikauso pasauiui sia
pus uzdangos. il els tas kurie, saugodamis savo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22


lndlvldualines ar savo valstybiu lais-
yes, gins ir reikalaus laisviu kiekvie-
nam pavergtam zmogui ir kiekvienai
pavergtai tautai.
Pasaulyje yra jegu, stojanciu j
sla kova. Su Kaledu Zvaigzdes spin
duliais sviecia vilties spinduleliai, kad
81 kovo isisiubuos ir bus laimeta. Ia
da bus linksmesnes Kaledos.
Tu linksmu Kaledu linkime vi
stems!
Tikejimas, kad jos ateis, tegul
stiprina visu dvasia ir siandien liud-
nieji apmastymai te niekad nenustel-
bia to tikejimo, kuris yra geriausias
linkejimu issipildymo laidas.
sio puslapio iliustracijos - v. Raulinaicio
linOleumo raiziniai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

sio puslapio iliustracijos - v. Raulinaicio
linoleumo raiziniai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-22

RAzIAUSIU LINKEJIMU siuncia-
me vieni Kittens Kaledu svenciu be-
laukdami. Gyvenimo patyrimas, Ii
noma, jau yra ne viena karta paro-
des. kad vien tik nuo linkejimu ne
Evening star., 1949-03-05
U.N. TO Begin Projects
To Aid Retarded Areas
By the Associated prsss

LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 5.-The
United Nations decided yesterday
to embark at once on two projects
aimed at carrying out President
Truman's bold new program" for
backward areas.
The l8-nation Economic and
Social Council approved:
l. A Chilean proposal calling
on U. N. experts to draft by next
July a detailed report on possible
ways of financing economic i'm
provement of undeveloped regions
and speeding up the international
how OF private capital.
2. A United States proposal
ordering U. N. economists to SUBJ
nit a concrete program by July
to implement the Presidents pro-
gram for large-scale technical as
SlStance to backward areas.
The vote on both proposals was
Is to 0. with Russia, White Russia
and Poland abstaining. The So
Vlet bloc had attacked the Tru-
man program as scheme to give
Wall Street control of the un-
developed areas.
The Council also asked that
various U N. bodies. including
such specialized agencies as the
International Bank. give top pri-
orlty to the question of economic
development.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
11% Of S924,000 Goal
Reached in District
Area Red Cross Drive

With II per cent of their 1921
900 goal achieved, campaignerS in
the 1949 Red Cross Metropolitan
Area fund campaign will lneet for
their second general report lunch
con at 1890 pm. Tuesday in the
United State Chamber of Com
merce Building.
Yestel day, they reported con-
tributionS totaling $102,325 dur
ing the first report session, at
which Jennings Randolph, gen.
eral vice chairman, and chairman
of tht Residential Division, urged
ever, Effort toward attaining the
goal " the end of the month
Ions i've.
~ Ped Cross Mr.. Randolph
dec ID, means humanity"
] 7 goal. he said. represents
mo I'll amount of money to be
brou,;i., tc9ether, even in a good
caLgo anc. there is certainly no
bettT = cause than that OF the Red
Cross FOR which to work.
I ed to Complete Task.
Et sked each worker to be sure
he COZ .>letes the task assigned to
him s. the goal can be achieved.
THIS individual divisions re-
ported as follows: Government,
7l2 per cent of quota. with contri-
buttons totaling S32,372; General
Evening star., 1949-03-05

Business. 16 per cent with $43,-
All: Residential, 2112 per cent,
with $15,362; City covering small
business firms, % per cent, with
$7,7O6: Montgomery County, 6l2
per cent, with $2,305, and Arling-
ton, 5 per cent. with Slot.
The Special Gifts Division re-
ported SIS per cent of its cards COW
cred, with net increase reflected
over last years contributions
from comparable givers last year.
This division reports it's collec-
tions through the other campaign
divisions.
Agencies Oversubscribed.
Among the agencies already
oversubscribing their quotas were
the United States Mint. the Vet
erans' Service Center. the library
of the Labor Department and
employees of the Federal Crop In
surance Corp. of the Agriculture
Department, the latter having
reached 145 per cent of quota.
The Office of Admiral U. N.
Thomas, Navy chief of chaplains,
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Two Priests Are Doomed
By Polish Army Court
By the Associated Press

WARSAW, Poland, Mar. 5.-A
Polish military tribunal at Lodz
Yesterday sentenced two Roman
Catholic priests to die for melting
an underground band to kill sup
porters of the Warsaw Communist
government.
Those condemned were the Rev.
Waclaw Ortotowski and the Re,
Marian Losos.
Another priest. the Rev. Stefan
Farys, was sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment.
Jan Malolepszy, accused of be-
ing the leader of the Polish con-
Splracy army was sentenced to
death.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Towboot Truman
May Beat Time
OF Robert E. Lee
By the Associofed Press

ST. LOUIS. Mar. 5.-The new
Mississippi River towboat Harry
S. Truman is going to try to beat
the speed record set by the Robert
E. Lee in 1870.
The Lee, racing the Natchez
made the trip from New Orleans
to st. Louis in days. Is hours and
IA minutes-but did, not proceed
to blow up, contrary to legend
She burned some years later.
The Truman will leave New Or
leans Tuesday at pm, the start
ing hour of the famous race of
TO. The Lees time would put her
in st. Louis at 11:14 am. Sat-
urday.
The Truman will be towing one
barge loaded with 1000 tons of
general merchandise. The Lee
was steamboat: the Truman is
diesel powered
Evening star., 1949-03-05

who delivered the invocation al
yesterdays meeting. has attained
200 per cent of it's quota.
Miss Kay Dewitt, singer from
the Capitol Theater, entertained
the campaigners with songs. and
the Soldiers Home Band played.
The Dutch h-treat" box lunches
were prepared and served by
members of the District Red Cross
Canteen Service. In charge of
planning menus and assigning
the staff were Mrs. Bee Harstin
and Mrs. Harry P. Giddings, CO.
chairmen of the Volunteer Can
teen Service of the District
chapter.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Clerics Press Digging
OF Graves as Cardinal
Replies 10 Strikers
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar 5.-Striking
Catholic gravediggers today were
on record against both Commu-
niSm and what they call union
busting tactics" at cemetery
where priests and students have
taken over gravedigging.
Francis Cardinal Spellman, de-
Scribing the strikers anti Com
munist declaration as coming
rather late" says he will con-
tinue supervising 100 young
clerics and seminarians in pro-
viding for burials.
Il admit to the accusation OF
strike breaker and l am proud Of
1t, the Roman Catholic prelate
said Yesterday. If stopping q
strike like this isn't a thing of
honor, I don't know what honor
is"
1000 Bodies Await Burial.
About 1000 bodies, awaiting
burial, have accumulated al CAL
vary Cemetery. largest Catholic
burial ground in this area, as a
result of the 7-Week-olG dispute
AS Cardinal Spellman for the
second day yesterday led his band
of seminarianS through their
grave-d digging taks. the 240 strik-
erS met, took an anti-Communist
oath. and advocated that their
union local withdraw from its
parent body.
The Cardinal last Tuesday said
he would not deal with the local
any further. charging its parent
union. the CIO Food, Tobacco and
Agricultural Workers, is ''Commu
mist dominated"
Sees Tardy Repentance.
After yesterdays union meeting
the Cardinal said the strikers are
getting repentant rather late. -
He said he had been trying for
two years to get their local to
withdraw from the parent union.
Il don't say they are Commu-
nists and I never did" he added
but their tactics are certainly
Communistic. I am very glad to
hear that they voted against
Communism, but actions speak
louder than words"
The union seeks a fix-day week
at the same pay-S594O- which
members had been getting for six
DAYS. Cardinal Spellman, who
called the demand excessive. said
the workers have been offered
$64l5 for six days.
Cemetery officials reported the
seminarianS dug about the same
number of graves yesterday as the
previous day when go were dug.
Bodies are received at the ceme-
terry at the rate of about so day.
The French crateau of Fon-
talnebleau, about 35 miles from
Paris, has been linked with the
lives of French kings for more
than 800 years.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Threats to Blow Up
Parliament. Reported
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 5.-TWo London
newspapers reported today that
somebody had threatened to blow
up the Parliament Building. They
headlined their stories Gun
powder Plot"
Scotland Yard said it had not
heard of such a threat. An in
spector said,'"I very much doubt
it."
The Daily Graphic reported IAN
anonymous threat to blow up the
Evening star., 1949-03-05

| houses Of Parliament" The Daily
Mail spoke of a threat by a group
calling itself freedom loving
men" to blow up the House of
Commons.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

The amount of chromium in
stainless steel varies from 1112
per cent to 80 per cent. 1t is the
chromium that prevents stains,
rust and scale.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
EP WO OR T III

18th St. ond North CoroIino Ave NE
JAMES ALLEN DUDLEY. Minister
o:3Oo.m.-Church School, Closes
for oil ooes
II 90 Oo.m.-Holy Communion.
Meditation: IAN lnvitotion from
Jesus"
7:OOp.m.-M Y. Fellowship.
800 Op.m.-"The Heort Concern
Of Jesus"
Wednesday, s p.m.-Lenten Service
Evening star., 1949-03-05
ST. PAUL A.M.E.

sth ST bet, % and SITS SW.
REV. J. W. DUCKETTE, Minister.
p:3O am-Sunday School. .-..-
II 90 am-Sermon by the Minister
Holy Communion.
300 D pm-Sermon by Rev. Samuel 1lles
Evening star., 1949-03-05
HYATTsVlLLE FIRST

$500 Baltimore Boulevard
REV. EDGAR w. BECKETT Minister
900 n Church School
900 and 300 MI Believe in tine
New Life" Pastor.
:OOpm.-Rev. Charles I. Wallace.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Sptrttualtst
PROGRESSIVE CHURCH

OF SPlRITUALISM
Pythian Temple. 1912 9th ST w.
Sunday erviceS 500 pm. Followed bv
messages.
REV. ETHEL JANET HIGHsMITH
2so5 fth St NE DU $3.50 Readings
nv snnointment 900 NJ tn 500 p NJ il,
Evening star., 1949-03-05
RYLAND

Branch Ave and st. Sc.
tAt 5000 Block Prnna. Ave.)
MELVIN f. LEDERER, Minister.
DEAN B. THOMAS. Director Of Music
a:45 m.--Chlrch School.
II :OO am-''My Commitment"
Wednesday, 500 pm.-Lenten Service
Evening star., 1949-03-05

RosedoIe, Methodist Church
Tennessee Ave. Near d St NE.
ALLAN F POORE. Pastor in Charge.
9:45 am-Chu.ch School.
II .00 m Morning Worship.
on n m --EVening Worship
Evening star., 1949-03-05
HYATTsVILLE MEMORIAL

43I. Farragut St.
Or. HARRY EVAUL. Minister
11.O0 M -Dr Fred C REYNOLDS
Evening star., 1949-03-05

The French crateau of Fon-
taInebleau, about 35 miles from
Paris. has been linked with the
lives of French kings for more
than 800 years.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
BROOKLAND

18th and Lawrence sts. NE.
HARRY e. MARSH. Minister.
q:45 am-Church School. Bible Glasses
100 Oam-The Holy Communion. :.
500 m.-"The Meaning Of the Cross
Evening star., 1949-03-05
ST. PAUL
DUMBARTON AVE

UUMbAkT AVE.
Mother OF MethodiSm in Washington
3I33 Dumbarton Ave. Georgetown
of Wisconsin. Bet. and o.
DR. CHAUNCEY c. DAY. Minister.
1l:nO m.-Holy Communion.
500 .m-"COnauering Appetite"
Evening star., 1949-03-05

University Methodist Church
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND ARMORY
COLLEGE PARK. ND.
RFv j. THOBURN BARD, Minister
a:3O A M--Church School.
:O0 AM.-Morning Worship: Chris
fia,, al liIY -
Evening star., 1949-03-05

SSI4 Ga Ave, Silver Spring. Md.
PHILIP G. EDWARDS. NJ. A.. Minister
900 to 1O:45 CHURCH School
900 and II 90 am.--"Steadfastly to
jerusalem"
S.45 and 1.lh pm Youth FellowshipS
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23

the dirt streets OF the Negro
areas, tossing homemade bombs,
into their frame-built houses,
and beating those who were
caught along the streets.
However, only a few injuries
have been reported, as mos of
the colored vacated their homes
when they learned that white
mobs were On the loose. They
took to- the swamplands, and.
sought refuge among the thick
green foliage surrounding them.
Sunday mig htthe Florida State
National Guards were called out
to patrol the Negro sectors.
They were withdrawn early
morning when word was
released that the mobs had been
quelled and that once again or
der had been restored. AS a safe
ty measure, however, about rs
guards were stationed at unclos-
ed spots, in places the violence
was severest, SO that they would
be on hand should the white men
suddenly attack again.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23
VOICE OF The
WEST SIDE

Friday the Voice Of the West
Side was at the .OPA office con-
corning Mr.. James Edwards of
1914 South Sawyer av.
Mr.. Edwards occupies the
second floor front in a four room
apartment which the landlord is
charging, Mr.. Edwards $1,000 per
month for. This apartment when
it is listed with the OPA ait.
$26.O0 per month. This investi-
cation was caused by the. Lawn
dale tenants council for Mr. ed
wards. Now he can set back,
with ease because this organi-
cation has come to his aid and
it will do the same for you if
you will come to our meetings
every Wednesday night at 1922
w. Douglas blvd. $40 pm If
your landlord evicts you himself
will you please call Sam Gold at
CIR 1906, or call Bill Hill at
vi 2-58S5: or drop Line to THE
CHICAGO WORLD 11S E. 35th
ST., Or come at once to our ten
ants headquarters, 1922 w,
Douglas blvd. End floor.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23
new RCAE RIOTS
FLARE u P In
FLORIDA TOWNS

Once again the ugly head Oh
mob-violence has reared above
the racial harmony of Groveland,
Fla, as angry white men raced
throughout the Small town bomb
Ing homes of their colored citi-
zens, beating them numerically
with direct intent to kill.
The cause of the conflict is
said to be a white woman's &C
cusations that she had been rap
ed by four Negroes, who robbed
her husband and carried her off
to lonely spot in the woods.
There they attacked her.
The woman, Mrs Willie Pad
get, a 17-year-old housewife, told
Sheriff w. " Mccall, that Mr..
Padget had been joy7riding, when
their automobile stalled. Then
out. of the dargening evening the
four Negroes came upon them
with an offer to assist in repair
ing the car.
But instead Mrs. Padge
continued, ''they beat UP Will
and forced me to go with then
They were all armed, SO l wen
along"
Sheriff Mccall later arreste
Walter Irwin, Charlie Greenlee
and Samuel Shepherd for tn
crimes. They are being held j
a Groveland Jail, after alleged
assault on Mrs. Padget.
confessing the robbery and tn
When news of the inciden
spread around, hundreds Of whit
men formed groups of ''reveng
ers" and roamed madly throug
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23
Voice Of the
West Side
By BILL HILL

BY BILL HILL
81 will arise and 90 to my
Fathers House on Sunday"
LAWNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH
1919 South Christina Ave.
NEW MT. ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH
1887 South Sangamon st.
SUNRISE BAPTIST CHURCH
1142 West Washburne Ave.
NEW MORNING STAR
BAPTIST CHURCH
1866 West 18th st.
MT. SINAI BAPT. CHURCH
1927 West Washburne Ave.
MILLER ST. AME CHURCH
1885 South Miller st. u
NEW SALEM
BAPTIST CHURCH.
1888 South Miller. st.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
1O11 West 18th St.
ROSE HILL BAPT. CHURCH
1857 West Maxwell St.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1880 Wet 18th st
PLEASANT RIDGE
BAPTIST CHURCH
1a47 South Newberry St
GREATER eALILEE
BAPTIST CHURCH #
67f West 18th ST.
BEAUTIFUL ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH
1868 West 18th ST.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
1113 West 14th St.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
1112 Pualina II
EVERGREEN PB. CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
1916 PauIina N "
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
1912 West. Maxwell st.
METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pts West Washington Blvd
ZION HILL BAPT. CHURCH
Ashland and Hastings SITS.
GREATER BAPTIST CHURCH
1917 West Taylor st.
REV. |. H. COOPER
EVANGELIST CHURCH
1881 w. Washburne Ave.
HOLY BAPTIST CHURCH
1915 West 18th st.
ST. STEvION METH. cHURc
Damon and Washington Blvd.
NEW ZION M. B. CHURCH
1901 w. Washburne Ave.
MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURc
1871 Hastings st.
MT. UNION BAPTIST cHURc
2o40 Roosevelt Rd.
NEW MORNING STAR
BAPTIST CHURCH
PIG S. Oakley Blvd.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23

Democracy Is not to be de-
tended by adopting undemocra-
tic methods. Mere opinions and
associations should not be pen
alized.''
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23

THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1949
editor of the Kansas City Call,
succeeds Thomas w. Young,
president of the Guide Publish
ing company, as head Of the
newspaper association.-ANP
Photo.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-23

DOWDAL n. DAVIS, newly
elected president Of the Negro
Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton, will beguest consuItant
at the annual seminar in jour
naIism at Florida A & M col
lege in Tallahassee, July 21-23.
Mr.. Davis, ! who is managing
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-27
BY LENA M. HILL
From Michigan

From Michigan
Mrs. Cloyce Lamping, of Sagi-
nav, Mich, spent several days
last week with Mrs. Ina Louden
Returns Home
Mrs. Laura Gibson has returned
home after spending several
weeks in Anderson Ind, and Gin
cinnati, with relatives.
On All Tour
Miss Shirley Hill, Nancy Boyd,
and Glenna Moore, accompanied
by Mrs. B. B. Hill, joined the All
tour to Dayton, Monday, where
they visited the Art Institute,
McCalls, and several large de-
partment stores. Four Greyhound
buses were chartered under the
supervision of Miss Pauline Mills,
extension agent, and 1853 All
members and supervisors took
advantage of this opportunity.
Dramatic Club
Mrs. Alma Hall was hostess last
Friday evening to the Dramatic
club at her home.
Mrs. Ina Louden read the de-
votionals, and Mrs. Goldie Mil