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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
Church to Show
Religious Movie

For Good or Evil, a dramatic
and true-to-life motion picture
on the Christian use of money,
will be shown in the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church, MarySville,
at 7:30 p. m. Sunday it was an
nounced today by the Re v.
George w. Dittmar.
This is the first religious film
made with dialogue sound, com
pletely on location. Rather than
in Hollywood studio, it was
produced in an eastern rural town
to give the story every possible
bit of authentic flavor. The cast
and technical crew came from
Hollywood and New York to
Aredtsville, Pa, to make For
Good or Evil" the fifth in the SER
les of stewardship films made by
Cathedral Films of Hollywood
for the United Lutheran Church
in America. All scenes were pho
tographed in the streets, homes,
farms, church, bank, and hos
pital of the town. Excepting for
the leads, all the roles were play
ed by the townspeople them
selves.
According to the Rev Mr.. Dit
mar, the showing in the First
English Lutheran Church marks
the premiere of the new film in
this area.
The story is composite of act
ual incidents gathered from all
sections of the church and pres
ents the true character and the
Christian conception of money
through events that take place in
the life of a banker, doctor, and
a farmer and his sons in the fic-
tional town of Rock Bridge.
The main roles are played by
Michael Walen, Hollywood fea-
ture player, as Pastor Davis; Guy
Wallace, of the ma Perkins" ra-
dio show as the banker, Norman
Harper; Gene O'Donnell, of can
other Part of the Forest, as DR..
Spencer; and Humphrey Davis, of
"Calvacade of the Air" as the
farmer, Sam Williams.
Unusually effective perform
anceS are turned in by Shirley
Eggleston, of radios Henry AL
drich" family, and Jack Man
ming of 'Finian's Rainbow, as
the young couple, and Jean Hay
worth, aunt of Ginger Rogers and
Rita Hayworth, as the mother.
Top honors for outstanding per-
formances of the Arendtsville
townspeople go to David Houck
and Elaine Taylor of the Arendt-
sville National Bank Staff.
Highlight of the film is dra-
matte scene in the bank vault
between the bank president and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
Pioneer Corn Agent
Inspects Company

G.. E. Heller, West Mansfield
Rt. l, returned Saturday from an
educational tour of the midwest,
sponsored by the Pioneer Corn
CO., Upton, Ind. Travelling with
two other Ohio representatives
and their supervisor, they were
given "first hand" picture of the
widespread breeding and expert
mental facilities of the Pioneer
company.
While on tour, Mr.. Heller saw
how seed corn was processed and
visited breeding plots at Prince
ton, ILL.,, and at Durant, Marengo
and Reinback, Iowa.
In Coon Rapids, Iowa, he visit
ed the Garst and Thomas
Pioneer plant, which is the larg-
est corn drying and sizing plant
in the world. The plant there is
also engaged in one of the ma
tons first cob feeding projects.
Near DesMoines, he toured the
Hy-Line Poultry farms, where the
first hybrid chickens were devel-
oped.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
As on Honor List
OF Junior High

Forty five boys and girls are
included in the Junior high
school honor roll for the first six
weeks period, as announced by G.
L. Kingsmore, principal. Names
followed by asterisk - are those
having the highest grades in each
home room. The list follows:
7th boys-David Coleman ,
Tony Kidd, Gerald Bradford, Con-
rad Navin, Ronald Lang, Max
Lowe, Roy Cox, and Edward
George.
9th boys-Jerry Rardin :, Steve
Brown, John Merriman, Alvin
Stierhoff, Joe Elk, Charles Swan
son, and Dale Smith.
7th girls-Karen Howey :.
Pat Brown, Susan Brubaker, Bar
bara Burson, Judy Clarridge,
Judy Coleman, Betty Croy, Ros-
allyn Dasher, Mary Davidson, Bar
bara Griffith, Phyllis Hodges,
Mary Kennedy, Sandra Linzin-
meir, Sally Price, Roma Simp-
son, and Janice Struewing.
9th girls-Susan Asman ', Sus-
an Anderson =, Virginia Mac
Iyor ., Barbara Barrett, Myra
Griffin, Karen Mccoy, Betty Cur
ry, Marlene Roseberry, Karen
Sharrer, LaDonna Barry, Ger
aldine Delaney, Carolyn Maxwell,
Sue Burson, and Mary Ann
Hughes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
OCTOBER rs. 1880
81 on Honor List
OF Senior High

Ninety-seven boys and girls
are included on the Senior high
school honor roll for the first six
weeks period, as announced by
Miss Ferne Mills, principal.
Names followed by asterisk (*)
are those having the highest
grades in each home room, while
those followed by a *" are XII
wants honor pupils for the per-
ied. The list follows:
18th girls-Nancy Kirby "K,
and Shirley Sewell, superior, and
Mary Lou Belville, Sheila Cloyd,
Sharon Duncan, Janice Emmert,
Ann Hayworth, Laura Lee Kim
minis, Nancy Mclaughlin, Mar
ilyn Reed, Shirley Ryan, Dorothy
Scheiderer, Marhyn Thompson,
Mary Beth Turner and Virginia
Weaver.
18th boys-Edward Low *
and Jon Greeneisen, superior, and
Robert Carson, John Evans, Phil
ip Kaufman, Robert Marten, Ger
aid Scheiderer, Harold Stierhoff
and William Rogers.
18th girls-Betty 10 Crist *K
and Beverly Freshwater, super
ior, and Anne Buck, Gloria Burn
side, Doris Conrad, Jean Dutro,
Harriet Edwards, Marilyn Geer,
Bonnie Jewell, Rita Laird, Mar
garet Sharf, Marilyn Smith, Kay
Staley, Joan Shricker and Norma
Weber.
18th boys-Gary Blue *K, SUI
perior, and James Dayton, Don
Maxwell, Don Carr, Carl Handel,
Fred Grubb, David Dayton, Lew
is Baker, Gail Bump and John
Linzinmeir.
10th girls-Marilyn Amrine %K,
Dorcas Dittmar, Betty Jane Guy,
and Anna Jean Robinson, all SUI
perior, and Phyllis Bakes, Janet
Billheimer, Nancy Coleman, Lor-
eta Griffith, Rachael Hamilton,
Inez Hayworth, Shirley McCor-
mick, Iona Payne, Jody Ritten-
house, Ann Simpson, Ann Steph-
ems, Mary Thrall, Pat Wolford,
Mary Woodward and Madaline
Worthington.
10th boys-Charles Williams
%K, superior, and James DeGood,
Kermit Greeneisen and James
Kleiber.
9th girls-Ann Caryl, Kathleen
Coleman, Pauline Guisinger, Con-
stance Howey, Marilyn Huber,
Cecile Hush *K, Esther Simkins,
and Barbara Smith, all superior,
and Julia Carson, Crystal Chand-
Ter, Ann Griffith, Shirley Kirby,
Jane Martin, Dorothy Pfarr,
Laura Pierce, Shirley Printz,
Donna Sharf, Patty Sherwood,
Patty Simpson, June Smith, San
dra Stricken, and Marsha Wagon
er.
9Th boys-Ned Blumenschein
*, Robert Clegg, Richard Ora
hood *K, and Larry Stump, all
superior, and John Arth, Gerald
Beasecker, Richard Bump, John
Fox, Harold Harrington, Ronald
Magsig, Richard Miller, Larry
Ohnsman, Richard Shearer, and
John DeGood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
lE UNION COUNTY, JouRNAL MARYsvILLE. OH

by the Rev Robert c. Scheibel of
Trinity Lutheran Church, Arendt-
sville, in the bank before the tell
ers' windows between takes.
Following the custom of both
United Lutheran Church in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26

! the pastor. Camera work in the
bank necessitated, of course, a
full schedule of shooting on Sun
day when the bank is closed. AS
a result, Sunday devotions for
the cast and crew were conducted
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26

America, stewardship office and
Cathedral Films, devotional
service was conducted also in the
first "set" at the opening of the
IL d ay shooting schedule in
Arendtsville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
York Center Revival

A revival meeting will be held
at the York Center Evangelical
u. B. Church, Oct. 20 through
Nov. IL. The subject Sunday
night will be, How Great is
Your Faith"
Come and enjoy the Gospel
preaching.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26
PAGE THREE
loose Drawer Knobs

Good way to tighten loose knob
on a drawer is to place washer
made Of sendpsper over the screw
between the nut and The wood. on
the inside Of the drawer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26

All are invited TO see this un-
usual film when it is shown Sun
day evening in First English
Lutheran Church.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26

Over 100 wolves were killed IN
Superior forest In lS47, mostly by
airplane hunting. This is triple the
usual toll.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-26

Keeping Egg White In
II the egg shell breaks when the
egg Is being boiled. place q pinch
Of salt In the water to keep the
white from coming out.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Preaching Mission
To Open Next Sunday
In Area Churches
By Cospor Names

The most ambitious preaching
mission ever undertaken in the
Washington area will open next
Sunday.
The mission. sponsored by the
Washington Federation of Church
IS, will bring 80 top religious
leaders of the United States and
Canada to the District. During
the Weeklong drive they will full
fill approximately 300 speaking
engagements. Theme of the mis-
sion will be THE Faith by Which
We Live"
Nineteen preaching centers will
hold services at o'clock each
evening October 80 through No
vember 3. Eleven Bible lectures
will be given each day. Special
meetings will be held by various
groups during the week.
Nearly 1000 Washington church
people are serving on various COM
mittees of the preaching mission,
the Rev. George Schnabel, chair
man of the mission and pastor OF
Albright Evangelical United Breth-
rem Church, announced yesterday
Rally at Uline Arena.
DR.. Frederick E. Reissig, director
of the mission and executive secre-
tary of the Washington Federation
OF Churches, said that the mission
seeks ito create an atmosphere
of such nature that will be con-
Evening star., 1950-10-22
| pm. and on Wednesday 9
1890 pm.
Churches Holding Services.


Churches Holding Services.
Churches holding services at 8
o'clock each night during the
drive and the speakers follow:
Calvary Baptist Church-Dr Elmer G.
Homrighausen, of Princeton Theological
National Presbyterian Church-Dr. Aaron
Nickel, First Congressional Church, St
. Geersetown Presbyterian Church - DR..
ooPss,ss orsnss; II g'roln' Baptist Church. East
Keiie9 Shiloh psdsrs Baptst ton !, George
chuFches Harper M0fa sDley SounG 6nited
Council Of Church Women.
James James W; Clarke. Second Presbyterian
=, Memorial Evanseliesi United Brethren
nedy Of Portland Ore:
John e. Reid. Mount Lebanon Presbyterian
McKendree ss'usEa Methodist dis Church - DR..
GEORGE p, Heaton, Myers Park Baptist
ch9RhhsR 9hsR, ehsletts ahass fr..sy,sran ; chuehp
EEo6ert Eo ~. ); McCracken' Riverside Church,
' Tr'7ity Episeopal Chureh-Dr. CASTOR
Eldbrooke Methodist Church-Dr. James
4 4, Jones: Myers Park Presbyterian Chul ~,
Ninth Street Christian Church--Dr.
Ralph w. Loew. Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. Buffalo. N. Y
Marvin Memorial Methodist Church
DR.. Perry E. Gresham, Central Woodward
Christian Church, Detroit. Mich
Bethesda Methodist Church-Dr. c. A.
Lawson. Timothy Eaton Memorial Church
Toronto, Canada.
Fairfax County High School Auditorium
DIR. Theodore F. Adams. First Baptist
Church, Richmond. Va.
First Methodist Church-Dr. Reuben H
Mueller, associate secretary OF EVANGELISM
Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Arlington Methodist Church-Dr. Ansley
c: Moore. Sixth United Presbyterian
Church. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Mount Rainier Christian Church-Dr
Jesse NJ. Bader. department of evangelism
Federal Council Of Churches, and others.
st. Paufs Episcopal Church-Dr. Nor
man W. Paullin. Baptist Temple, Phila-
Evening star., 1950-10-22

ducive to making decisions that
are Christian in spirit"
eve are fully aware that Amer
lea has few friends around the
world. We find that people are
either jealous of us, fear us be-
cause of our power, or in some
areas actually hate us. We can
not overcome this feeling unless
America again lives by great ideals
and for great causes. We would
have Washington known not be-
cause of her pattern of segrega-
ton but because of her faith. Our
attempt. therefore. is not so much
to reach the people outside of the
church through the mission, but
to make dynamic the church it
self, so that it will be a permeat-
ing spiritual power in the life of
our community"
Opening feature of the preach
ing mission will be a festival of
faith rally in Uline Arena at
pm. next Sunday. More than
$500 persons are expected to
hear DR.. Robert j. McCracken,
minister Of Riverside Church, New
York. A procession of Washing
ton area clergy will open the
meeting and a chorus of $50
voices. directed by Miss Florence
Booker of Washington-Lee High
School. will sing.
Special Meeting for Lawyers.
One of the special meetings
will be held at 1915 pm. October
81 in the Mayflower Hotel with
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman of New
York, noted radio preacher, as
the speaker. He will address more
than 1000 lawyers. Chief Judge
Bolitha Laws of District Court will
preside. Chief Justice Vinson will
be among the guests.
On November 2 at 8 pm, Mrs.
Mildred McAfee Horton, former
president Of Wellesley College, will
address meeting of public school
teachers in the Shoreham Hotel.
Breakfast group meetings will
be held during the week at 7:45
am. Among them are a Business
Mems Breakfast, Hay Adams
House. and University Club, Oc-
tober 81: Cosmos Club and State
Department cat 8 ann. Novem-
Der /: Chamberlain Cafeteria.
November 2. and Special Govern
ment People. Willard Hotel, No
vember 3.
A special service will be held
at noon October 81 through No
yember 80 at the Pentagon. Three
meetings will be held at the Agri-
culture Department during that
week. on Monday and Friday at
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

Po to, kai Niunka atliko Lie
tuvos mokytojQ "valyma", svie.
timo ministeriu paskirtas ietu.
Wis Albertas Knyva.
Vyriausias Lietuvos prokuro.
ras yra Bacharov. Prekybos mi
.nisteris - Adolfas Ivaskevicius
Kinematografijos reikalus tvar-
ke rusas Puskov, tik dabar ne.
seniai ia sritis perduota Stasiui
Brasisikiui. Finansu ministeriu
yra Aleksandras Drobnis, bet
prie 10 yra ''padejejas" Vladimir
Radionov. Valstybes kontrolie-
rum buvo Zigmas Tverkus, bel
dabar j jo vieta paskirtas A. JEFF
remov. Motiejus Sumauskas te-
bera Valstybines Planavimo Ko-
misijos vedeju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

1919 - 1924 metals tarnaves
bolseviku kariuomenej ir Lietu-
vol atsirades tik dabar, antrosios
bolseviku okupacijos metu, kaip
ir kiti "importuotieji" rusai. Jam
yra duoti dar du padejejai -
Matvejev ir Dublin.
Neseniai j viena ministerija
ministeriu paskirtas tulas KOl-
GOV, irgi importuotas rusas.
Naujas "lietuvis minister's"
|yra ir tulas PiOtr Seremetjev.
Statybiniu medziagu pramonei
vadovauja Nikojaj Andrejevic
Liubimcev, misku ministerial -
Andrej Sergejevic Zasypkin (pir-
ma buves zuvu pramones minis
teris). Vietines pramones mi
nisteriu yra Kalugin.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
ASiu Renei eioms!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Balys Ant, Chicago, Ill. $500
Cicenas Karolis, Cleveland Loo
Sutkus W.T., Cleveland O.5C
Peskys Antanas, Chicago Loo
Simkus NJ, Chicago Loo
Karpovitz j., Provid., R. I. Zoo
Verbela j., Hollywood, Fla. SOC
DIR. Vaitenas NJ, Cleveland, 2.OC
Miezelis W., Chicago, Loo
Rukuiza A., Winnetka, ILL.,, 800
Plausinaitis B., Iowa, loo
Miscikas j., Cleveland, Zoo
Juskenas G., So. Boston, loo
Kasperavicius A., Ansonia, Loo
Jonas Ch., Cleveland, zoo
Shimelionis J., Cleveland, Loo
Mikolaitis NJ, Brooklyn, Loo
Kliore Br., Chicago, Ill. zoo
Puzinas j., Philadelphia, Pa. 2.OC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

Pc pamaldu Sinodo dalyvia
susirinko Americas ir Lietuvos
veliavonis, Jono Kalvino, kun
Mykalojaus Radvilo Juodojo il
gen. superintendent P. Jakube.
no portretais papuostoje saleje
Sinodo direktoriumi (pirminin.
ku) buvo isrinktas buves minis.
teris pulkininkas Jonas Varia.
kojis. 10 pavaduotoju kuratorius
inz. Joklbas Kregzde. Sekreto.
riatan isrinkti kuratoriai: M.
Kregzde, S. Palsis ir A. Sernas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
NAUJAUsI NAUJAKURIAI

-nt3nelis Jurgis - Grymes Hill, N. Y
Ardinskas Juozas - Ansonia, Conn.
1Balercius Pranas = Chicago, Ill.
Baliukas Jonas. Racine, Wise.
Bertulis Karolis, Viktorija, Dzidra-A.
-Jonas-K. - Chicago, Ill.
IBuntinaite China - Greenville, Ill.
Butkevicius Steponas, Maria - Mat
teson. Ill.
Dabkus Anatolius, Barbora - Bal.
timore. Md.
Getneris Juozas, Augustine, Danute
Leonora - Scranton, Pa.
Jackunas Vladas - Greene, Maine.
Jakunskas Juozas, Ursule, Juozas -
| Detroit. Mich.
Jurgaitis Dominika, Stasys, Dalia
Misiunas Romualdas Cleveland
Karaliene Maria. Trauta = Madison
| Nebraska.
Kontvainyte Elena, Mario - New
| York. N. Y.
Laukaitis Juozas, Ona, Maria, Jus.
| tinas, Jonas-J. - Omaha, nebr.
1evusiene Anele - Chicago, III.
Miliauskas Ignas, Stefanija, Dalyte
Jonas = Chicago, Ill.
Morklnas Juozas. Liselotte Chi.
Pacianas Antanas. Prans = Gym.
wyd, Pa.
Pazeranas Juozas, Eugenija, Euge-
Mia, Remigijus. Arunas - Cleve.
land. Ohio.
Prismontas Stasys - Chicago, Ill.
Racius Antanas - Detroit, Mish.
Radzevicius Stasys = Cleveland, Ohio
Rackauskas Leonas, Elena, Algirdas
Henrikas, Marijona. Brute, Vytau.
tas = Detroit. Mich.
Rackauskas Vlada, Saulius, Ramutis
- Chicago, Ill.
Rinkevicius Vincas Detroit, Mich
Sakys Juozas, Brute, zivile, Algiman.
tas - Chicago, Ill.
Sciuckas Jonas - Baltimore, Md.
1Sergejevas Leonidas = Chicago, Ill.
irokoyas Eugenija = Brooklyn, N. 7
Skiotys Edvardas - Detroit, Mich.
,Sliautoris Jonas Cicero, Ill.
Slikiene Ona - Omaha, Nebr.
Smitas Jonas, Adele-Norwood, Mass
lStankevicius Pr. - Brockton, Mass
1Vaicilnas Monika - Athol, Mass.
IVaisnoras Jurgis, Marital. = Nau
;. gatuck, Conn.
Vaitklnas Brone - Detroit, Mich.
|Vendelis Andrius Chicago, Ill.
IVakarietis Jonas, Inese, Jurate -
Linden, N. j.
lBuineviciene Elzbieta - Phila, Pa
lBusackiene 'Agota - Scottville, Mich
lCepulis Mykolas. Albina = Phila, Pa
i IIcerniauskas Petr. = New Britain, Ct
|Dautartas Zigmas, Madeleine, Petras
/ Vytautas - Cleveland. Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

siQ metu birzelio "a diena, pei
Jonines, sekant senas tradicijas
Chicagoje Ev. Reformatq baz-
|nycioje, 1924 So. Emerald Ave-,
|pamaldomis buvo pradetas tire.
cias Lietuvos Ev. Reformatu Si-
nodas tremtyje, - pirmas Shame
zemyne. Pirmieji du Sinodai
ltremtye ivyko 1948 ir 1949 me-
|tais Vokietijoje. Juose buvo nu-
statyta Sinodu tremtyje veiki-
mo tvarka, isrinktas vykdoma-
sis organas Kolegija, nutarta
Kolegijos veikima perkelti US
A, kaip tik ten nuvyks Kolegijos
nariq dauguma, ir cia, Ameriko-
|je, susaukti Sinoda.
siuo metu dauguma buv. trem-
tiniu Ev. reformatu persikele
|USA 'ir ypac gausus ju blrys
susispiete Chicagoje. Tai deka
Sinodo kuratoriaus Petro Varia-
fkojo ir 10 seimos rlpesciu, ku-
RE prizes keleta metu atvyko pro
|svedija ] USA ir jau bent Sinful
|zmoniu pagelbejo atvykti j 81
krasta.
+ Mineto kuratoriaus P. Varia-
kojo ir kurat. inz. H. Povilonio
bel kitty rlpesciu prizes metus
|isteigta 'Chicagoje ev. reforma-
tu parapija, kuria apsieme glo-
boti North Illinois Ev. Refor-
|matQ Sinodas kick suselpdamas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

IJotautas Juozas - Chicago, Ill.
Medusauskas Stasys, Filomena, ri
butte - Chicago, Ill.
Mozoliauskas Ramojus - Chicago, III
Papaurelis Matas, Aleksandra, Dan
guole = Omaha, Nebr.
Petraitis Antanas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
|Sirutaviciute Irena, Vladas - Worces
ter, Mass.
|Virskevicius Juozas, Klara, Audrone
Vytautas - Broad Brook, Conn.
Zujus Aleksandras, Elena - Scott
Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

pdU6S0lldluS ZClIlcS udlIlQ SLdIy-
bal. Taciau 81 problema negale-
sianti butt isspresta emigracijos
budu, nes ia galesia pasinaudo-
ii tik kai kurie jauni zmones.
Baigdamas pareiske, jog nerei-
kia pamesti vilciu, kad 'mes
| vel galesime tureti savo teviske
lprie Baltijos juros kranto''.
Po Schreiberio kalbejo Egbert
Otto. Jis nurode, kad Rytu Vo-
kietijos uzkariavimas ir kolo-
nizacija buvo ivykdyta paga1
tuometiniu Vakaru Europos kai-
zeriu ir popieziu isakymus. Ko-
lonizuojant krasta, Vietos gy-
ventojai jokiu budu nebuve is.
Fnaikinti, o tik "su naujakuriais
sumaisyti'. Taigi, ines, .kaiI
teiseti ju ipediniai, esame vie.
ninteliai, kurie turime teise
tuos krastus". Egbert Otto pa
tare vyrams stoti j Vokietijos
kariuomene tik tue atveju, kai
l"Vokietijos kariuomenes ir ka-
riu garbe vel bus is naujo at
statyta".
| Suvaziavimo pabaigoje "Schul-
rat" Meyer perskaite is anksto
|paruosta rezoliucija:
"Mes, 1850 m. birzelio 4 d, is
ivairiu Vokietijos vietu susirin-
Ike Hannoveryje 5000 Rytpru-
|siu gyventoju is buvusios Klai-
|pedos krasto srities, griezciausit1
|budu protestuojame prizes tarp-
tautines teises desnius ivykdyta
musu teviskes ijungima Ia
lrybine Lietuva. Pagal veikian-
cia tarptautine teise, buvusi
Klaipedos sritis yra okupacine
sritis. Sovietu vartojamos prize
mones pazeidzia tarptautines SUI
tariffs.
Toliau rezoliucijoje protestuo-
jana prizes nezmoniska sovietu
elgesi SUI Klaipedos krasto gy-
ventojais, prizes deportacijas,
reikalaujama, kad butu sugra-
zinti is Klaipedos kr. Vokietija
ten dar esantieji vokieciai, kaip
kad buvo sugrazinti is Lenkijos
uzimtQ sriciu ir t. t.
Organizacijos valdybon isrink.
tt: pirmininku ir toliau paliktas
Richard Meyer, kitais nariais -
Schlenther, Szameit, jain j,
LEM. Reikalu vedeju ir toliau
paliktas Goerke. Revizijos kolni.
sijon perrinkti: Loebart (Lebar.
tas) ir Scharfetter.
! Dauguma suvaziavimo dalyvir
nesidomejo nei kalbetojais, ne
.|jQ sukiais - kortavo, gere all
|ir pan. Is privaciQ pasikalbeji
mq apie praeiti patirta, kad dau
gelis klaipedieciu su malonuml
prisimine "gerus Lietuvos lai
kus' -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

SenodO dalyvlu buvO: a kuni.
|gai, FL kuratorius, 5 parapiju
atstovai ir Sc Sinodo sveciai.
|pamaldas atsilanke grazus para.
pijonu skaicius. Panaldas lake
kun. St. Neimanas, vargonais
grojo kompozitorius VI. Jakube.
mas, giedojo solo Variakojene.
Lake pamaldu buvo konfirmuota
8 mergaites ir 1 berniukas. Anne
rikos ev. reformatu baznycios
kun. Schmiechen pasake labai
grazu jausminga pamoksla, pa
sveikino Sinoda ir drauge SUI 81
nodo dalyviais prieme sventa
Vakariene.