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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07
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Los Angeles mieste birzelio
ivykiu minejima ALT buvo nu-
mates surengti lietuviu parapi-
jos saleje. Taciau atsirado suN-
kumq, mes parapijos sales val
dytojai nesutiko su vienu kali
betoju, kuris minejimui rengti
komisijos buvo pakviestas ia
proga kalbeti. Komisija, nesu-
tikdama keisti jos nustatyta
programa, atsistatydino ir pra-
ejusia savaite ALT valdyba SUI
kviete draugiju atstovu susirin-
kima, kuris didele balsu daugu-
ma nutare atsisakyti lietuviq
parapijos sales ir minejima
rengti ukrainieciu saleje.
Susirinkimo metu daugelis
kalbetojq labai astral pasisake
prizes sitoki "vieninguma" ir
prizes kaikuriuos katalikiskuju
organizacijq veikejus. Kaikurie
is kalbetoju net tare, kad esq
gal butu geriau, jei nesutarian-
clos draugijos issiskirtu ir dirb-
tn kiekviena sau atskirai -
nekliudydamos viena kitai -.
Minejimo programa dabar
numatyta tokia: birzelio II d..
II val. lietuviu baznycioje pa
maldos. l val. ukrainieciu sale
ie iskilmingas posedis SUI meni-
ne dalimi. Kalbetojais pakviesti
trys tremtiniai. Menine progra-
mos dali atlikti pakvlestl: So
listas vi. Baltrusaitis, Ona Ba-
rauskiene Birziskaite, M. Jor-
kanskiene, D. Mickute Mitkie-
ne, r. Tauriene ir M. Krepta-
vicius.
Apsvarscius latviu kvietima
81 minejima rengti bendrai =
susirinkimas nutare jane daily
vault. Su latviais ir estais tuo
reikalu palaikyti kontakta is
rinkti: Mileris, Aftukiene ir
Trumpa. Numatoma, kad Shame
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07

Lietuviai,
prizes desimti metu, birzelio
14-21 dienomis, sovietinis oku-
pantas nusiaube lietuviu tauta
pirmuoju masiniu tremimu. Lie
tuva neteko tomis dienomis ar
ii 10000 savo gyventoju. Su
pasikartojusia okupacija atejo
ir tebeeina tremimo bangos. Ju
paseka - j Rusijos plotus jau
isvezta apie $4,000 lietuviu.
Tremimams gallo nematyti ir jo
nebus, kol bus sovietine valsty-
be, mes priverciamaisiais dar-
bais ir deportacijomis pagristas
|visos sovietines valstybes ukis,
nes zmogaus pazeminimas ir as
menybes sunaikinimas plaukia
is sovietines ideologijos.
TERMINALS sovietai vykdo pa
tt baisiausia nusikaltima prizes
zmogu, mes lauzo pagrindines
zmogaus teises: suardo seimas,
atima vaikus nuo tevu, israuna
zmogu is savo krasto ir istumia
j j mirstamai naikinancias ne
pakeliamo salcio, bado, perse-
kiojimo aplinkybes. Naujuju lai-
ku vakarieciui, kuris raso Emo
gaus teisiu chartas, permaza
yra pasipiktinti ir protestuoti
prizes 81 naujujQ laiku israsta
barbariskuma. Tam turf butt
pasipriesinta. Mes zinome, kaip
priesinasi musu broliai tevyne-
je. Desimtys tukstanciu krito
kovoje. Bet dvasia nepaluzo, ir
pasipriesinimo nenutrauke. Va
karu stebetojas SUI nuostaba pri-
ina ju zygius. Bet ir jie tevy-
neje ir mes vakaruose esame
per silpni, kad pasalintume So
vietine sistema ir broliams gra-
zintume zmogaus teises. Tx vi
SUI tautu solidarios pastangos
gall sugriauti sovietu sukurta
pasaulio kalejima.
Vakaru pasaulis jau pradeda
tai suprasti. MusQ, kurie esame
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07

klausimu, bet Gromyko butinai
!isigeide, kad dienotvarken butu
|itrauktas Atlantic sajungos klau-
simas. Vakarieciai su tue nesu-
tiko. Sake: u. Atlantic sajunga
nera itempimo priezastis, tik
pasekme, 2.Trys sajungos nariai
negali jos reikalais kalbetis sa-
jungos reikalais uz visa desimti,
g. Toks pasikalbejimas SUI nena-
riu ir dar politiskai priesingu
butu visai neleistinas ir savaime
pakenktu sajungininku sanity
kiams.
Gromyko nenusileido. Tada
vakarieciai nusiunte kvietima
j Maskva: jei tikrai norite kon-
ferencijos, tai prasom ia ir ia
diena atvykti j Wasingtona ir
kalbetis bent tais klausimais,
kuriuos Paryziuje. visi sutikom
itraukti j dienotvarke. Taciau
Maskvos atsakymas nebuvo nei
"taip" nei me-. Jie sake tik
"tai, jeigu itrauksite ir Allan
to Sajungos klausima'...
Kai Gromyko buvo paklaus-
tas, ar tai reiskia, kad be to
klausimo jie pakvietima atmeta,
tai jis tik tick atsake: "Musu
nota yra aiski'. Xiii irgi nesi-
duoda istraukiami griezto 70
dzio. Jie kartoja: 'Mes sutin-
kan, tikedamiesi, kad JUS Wis
delto ta klausima itrauksite".
Vakarieciai toki Maskvos at
sakyma laiko atsisakymu nuo
konferencijos. Bet, turbut, dar
bandys kokiu gudriu klausimo
pastatymu istraukti is Maskvos
aiskesni atsisakyma -. Tuo tar
pu, vykstant tam diplomatiniam
losimui del zodziu, vel prasita-
Rama, kad didesnio karo pavo-.
JUS niekad nera buves taip arti,
kaip dabar -.
Bet Irane tue tarpu atoslugis:
tarpininkaujant JAW ambasado-
riui, tikimasi, kad bus rastas
apiems pusems priimtinas bu-
das sutvarkyt zibalo klausimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07
Atidengtas pamink|as
Antanui vanagaiGiui

Apfankes JAW ir susipazines
is arti su Amerikos lietuviu gy-
venimu, Vliko pirmininkas prel.
Krupavicius Vokietijos tremties
stovyklose pabrezdavo, kad lie
tuviskiausia kolonija jis rades
Chicagoje Sv. Kazimiero kapi-
nese.
Prizes dvejus metus j ia nu-
sikele ir kompozitorius Anita
mas Vanagaitis, O Kapiniu Puo-
simo Diena - geguzes 80 =
jis ten tvirtai ikurdintas: ta
diena atidengtas ir pasventin-
tas paminklas ant A. Vanagai-
clio kapo.
Sauleta diena j iskilmes SUI
trauke gausia minia. Tiesiu IL
nijq, Is pedq augscio, ameri-
koniskojo granite - Dakotos
mahogony - paminklas ant
kalveles ir taku sankrzoje jau
is tolo issiskiria is likimo savo
istakumu ir moderniniu origi-
nalumu. Prof. Slapelio su talki-
ninkais sukomponuota kurini
atidenge kun. Paskauskas, o
paSventino kun. l. Albavicius.
Didziojo tautos dainiaus valid
meni Chicagoje ir jo itaka tau
tieciams ne tik Amerikoje, bet
ir kituose kontinentuose apibu-
dino ir paminklo sumanytojams
bel sumanymo ikunytojams pa
dekojo adv. A. Oils. Kompozi-
toriaus nuopelnus tautinei sa-
monei ugdyti> iskele Lietuvos
konsulas DIR. P. Dauzvardis.
Prel. B. Urba kele padekos ir
pagarbos prasme, kurios nusi-
pelne giedrusis A. Vanagaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07
MIRE RASYTOJAS
JUOZAS KRUMINAS

Neseniai buvo paskelbtas at
sisaukimas del sunkios rasyto-
Jo j. Krumino padeties, prasant
plnlgines pagalbos. Visuomene
Jau' pradejo atsiliepti, bet, pa
sirodo, pervelu: raSytojss J.
kruminas birzelio 1 diena mire
Edmundstahlio sanatorijoj, Vo-
kletijoj. Palaidotas birzelio 4
dlena, Spakenberge. Mire 81
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07
delegacijos j ITO.

delegacijos j ITO.
(Ta proga pastebetina: Lang
lai Wis dar nesiryzta nutraukti
diplomatinius santykius SUI ko-
munistine Kinijos vyriausybe ;
2. Maskva siuo metu pradejo
nauja akcija del kom. kim dele
gacijos isileidimo j ITO; 3. Sc
noji Kinijos delegacja gall ne
TEXT balso ITO del mokesciu ne
sumokejimo, kuriu neturi is ko
moketi.)
Negeresne padetis yra ir SUI
Maskva. Pc triju menesiu derry
bu Paryziuje vakarieciai nebe-
teko kantrybes ir ryzosi kaip
nors priversti Maskva aiskiai
pasisakyti "taip" arba me" ke-
turiu ministeriu konferencijos
reikalu. Mat, Paryzuje buvo su-
tikta del visos eiles svarstytinu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07
l|ETUv|U TAUT0s G0LGoToS
DE$|MTMETI M|N|NT

tarp vakarieciq, zodis ir rastas
turf butt ijungtas tam susipra-
timui ir apsisprendimui pagrei-
tinti. Minejimu progom ar per
visas dienas spaudoje, susirinki-
muose, pasikalbejimuose keilki-
me vakaru zmonems tuos baisu-
mus, kuriuos isgyveno ir tebe-
gyvena musu tauta. Visu savo
buvimu bukime gyvuoju skun-
du, liudijimu ir ispejimu. Ispe-
jimu vakarieciams, kad sovieti-
Mai lageriai yra sukurti ne tik
dabar pavergtiesiems. Ju bude-
liai tiesia savo rankas ir tas
tautas, kurios dar laisveje yra.
Ispejimu, kad tik vakaru pasi-
ryzimas pasalinti sovietine sis
tema pasalins ir priverciamujl
darby stovyklas, pasalins pavo-
ju nuo laisvojo pasaulio, pa
vergtuosius isves j laisve. Viso-
mis- progomis parodykime tikra-
j, be kaukes, sovietu veida.
Nuns patterns, esantiems va
karuose, birzelio 14-21 dienos
tebunie priminimas, kad sustip-
rintume pasipriesinimo fronta
prizes sovietu vykdoma tautos
naikinima. Sovietai siekia sunai-
KNIT zmogu, kuris lietuviskai
galvoja, kalba, lietuviska kultu-
ra kuria. Naikinimo akivaizdoje
tebunie karstas pasiryzimas
emigracijoje islaikyti lie u
V j. Tebunie pagarba seimoms,
kuriose auga jaunimas su ietu-
viska sirdim ir kalba. Teblnie
pagarba kovotojams uz lietuvis-
ka mokykla. Tebunie pagarba
rasytojui, dainininkui, vaidilai,
dailininkui, mokslininkui, spau-
dos ir kitam kulturos darbinin-
kui, ir tebunie SUI meile, su pa
rama lydimas ju darbas. Tcbus
padeka tam, kuris SUI atodusiais
uzprakaituotu pinigu remia Lie
tuvos laisvinimo ar kulturines
kurybos zygius.
Sovietai isblasko lietuvius po
placius tyrus. Bet isblaskytuo-
sius jungia tevynes ilgesys ir
karstas troskimas bent mirti te-
vyneje. Tetvirteja ir tarp musu
rysys. Per Pasaulio Lietuviu
Bendruomene pavirskime vie
ninga organizuota jega. Laisvi-
nimo pastangas dar labiau su-
telkime apie laisvinimo organus,
susidrausdami nuo kokios sepa-
ratines veiklos. zygiai lietuvy-
bel ir vienybei tarp savQju is
laikyti tebus atsakymas musu
okupantui, su giliu sielvartu mi
mint savuosius, draugus ir NEIL
nomuosius tremtinius, kankinius
ir zuvusius; SUI meile ir pasldl-
dziavimu sekant kovojanciuJu
zygius. Ju aukos, zygiai ir musu
pastangos tebus vardan tos Lie
tuvos blaivesnes ateities, kuri
stiprejanciais vilties pragiedru-
liais verziasi pro tirstus nevil-
ties rukus.
VYRIAUSIAS LIETUVOS
ISLAISVINIMO KOMITETAS
V. Vokietija,
rnH1 W 0n \
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07

bendrame minejime, kuris rem
giamas birzelio 16 d., dalyvaus
ir lietuviu dainininku klubo cho-
ras. Kurioje saleje Sis estu :
latviu : lietuviu minejimas bus
rengiamas, kol kas dar nenu-
statyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-07

"A s4ts Il
Giedojo prof. Pociaus vedamas
vargonininku choras. Amerikos
Balso atstovas inz. P. Labanaus-
kas ia proga irase keleta pareis-
kimQ transliacijoms paverg-
ta Lietuva.
Iskilmems vadovavo Antano
Vanagaicio Paminklo Komiteto
pirmininkas DIR. S. Biezis.
Vilniaus giesmes melodijos
autoriaus amzinybes simboli di-
dziausioje lietuviu kolonijoje -
grynQ lietuvisku pavardziu ant
kapiq juroje - iskilmniu die
ma papuose Lietuviq Tautines
Sajungos, Lietuviu Tautiniu
Korporaciju Samburio ir Jauno-
sios Lietuvos draugijos didziu-
les geliq puokstes. ]. p.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AIDS DEFENSE

New aid to the mining industry in it's intensified efforts to locate undiscovered reserves of strategic minerals-iron, copper, lead, zinc, manganese, chromite, uranium and vanadium, etc.-is hoped for through recent realigning of staff duties within the mineral deposits branch of the Geological Survey, in support of the recently formed defense minerals administration.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08

Construction of outside utilities to serve about 115 buildings, con- struction of about 10 miles of railroad, and access trackage and classification yard at Ft. Rihcard- son. New bid opening June IA.
 Construction of a permanent heating and power plant at Whit tier.
 Col. Seeman said all bids will be opened at 3 p.m., Pacific day light saving time, on the dates in- dicated, in the Flamingo room at the new Washington hotel, Se- attle.
 Low bidder on infirmaries at Ladd and Eielson air force bases is the Pacific Construction Go. of Vancouver, Wash, at $415,000.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
Bids Invited For Extensive Alaskan Construction Work

Col. L. E. Seeman, in charge of Alaska district engineering, today announced four new projects on which bids are invited. They are:
 Construction of one oil and grease storage building at Ladd. Bid opening 2 p.m., June 25, AL aska office of the district engi- neer, Anchorage.
 Construction of bulk petroleum storage and handling facilities at Eielson air force base, bid open ing, June 27.
 Construction of outside utilities at Whittier including sanitary sewers and pumping stations, wa ter and steam distribution sys- tems, electrical systems and street lighting, and roads, streets, parking lots and storm drainage. Bid opening June 27.
 Construction of a laundry and dry cleaning plant at Ft. Richard son. Bid opening June 28.
 Bids on the last three will be opened at p.m., Pacific daylight saving time on the dates indicated in the new Washington hotel, Se- attle.
 Requests for plans and speci- fications and bid forms should be forwarded to either the Alaska district engineer at Anchorage or to Seattle Branch, Alaska District, Corps of Engineers, 300 Exchange Building, Seattle 4.
 Bids Opened
 Bids to be opened on dates for merly advertised, then resinded, were scheduled for opening on the new bid dates as follows:
 Construction of three 500-man dormitories with kitchen and din- ing room; and one 200-man dorm itory, Elmendorf air force base, June T. ..".'...
 Expansion of port facilities bulkhead wharf substructure at Haines, June 8.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
Outing Club
 Gets Good Start On Work Project

We got good start, anyway, a spokesman for the Matanuska Valley Outing club said in speak ing of the ski tow being erected at Little Susitna.
 A work party, under direction of Russ Dow built a platform, staked out the cable run and erected the necessary posts be- fore being trained out". There still is much work to be done be- fore the tow can be in operation.
 Another work party will be planned at a later date.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
4-H CLUB NEWS
MIXING BOWL CLUB

The Mixing Bowl club met at the home of Mrs. Henning Blunck May 25, for their first meeting. Fifteen members and one guest were present, giving the club 100 percent attendance.
 Elected as officers were: Neola Sandvik, president; Leona Lucas, vice-president; Judy Hurley, sec retary; Dorothy Hoffman, treas urer; Susie Ellington, song lead CT; Elsie Limberger, game chair man; LeAnn Hoffman, reporter. Baking, sewing and clothing pro- ject books were given to mem bers. Plans for future meetings include hike, Butte climb, and weiner roast. Meetings will be held every other Friday at the Blunck home. Dues of 5 cents a meeting were voted.
 Dorothy Hoffman and Neola Sandvik will give a sewing dem onstration at the next meeting, June 8. LeAnn Hoffman and Judy Hurley will be hostesses. Refreshments were served by the club leader, Mrs. Henning Blunck.
 VEGETABLE GROWERS
 The Vegetable Growers club of the All, held it's second meeting
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
ENGAGEMENT TOLD

MT. and Mrs. Clair Patton, Pal mer, announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Lorraine, to John Hemmer, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Hemmer. Both fa1ni- lies are we'll known in the Valley, having come here in 1885 with the colonist group. A fall we'd ding date is planned.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-06-08
BUTTE ROADHOUSE DRAWING CROWDS

New highway roadhouse, The Butte, seven miles from Palmer, is drawing record crowds, accord ing to reports.
 Owners are the Valley Develop ment, Inc. Principal stockhold- CTS are Nevin Boward, John l.. Sullivan and Jack E. Maze. Fire place alone cost $2,500. Bar and cocktail lounge are reported com- parable to the finest anywhere.
 Managers are the well-known Bill and Kitty Gulbranson, former operators of popular milepost roadhouses and more recently of the Matanuska Hotel cafe. Plans now are under way for com pletely modern cafe for lunch cons, dinners and evening service. June 1. Next meeting is June Is when the 4-H'ers will have a weiner roast at Moose creek, starting at 1 o'clock, if the wea- ther is good.
 HAPPY SNIPERS
 The Happy Snappy Snipers of the Wasilla All met May g at the Henry O. Hanson home.
 Club stunt for camp and possi- ble booth for the fair were dis cussed, also a bake sale to raise club funds. Demonstration was given on mullins, and how to straighten the hem on a dish towel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05
Somerset County Busy
Preparing for Festival

Two hundred Somerset county, Pa,
folks are busy these days preparing
for the cooperative presentation of
the historical pageant for the fourth
annual Somerset County Maple Festi-
val, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April Is, IA and Is, at Meyersdale.
Actors are creating their scenes
from Somerset county history. There
are several episodes to the pageant,
the first one, being repeated by re-
quest, will portray the Indian and the
pioneer era. The scene, written and
directed by Miss Anna Bolden. will
show how a savage tribe of Iroquois
Indians lived ON what is now the Peck
farm, and how they first learned about
making maple syrup.
The Maple Queens ball is scheduled
for Friday, April -, in the high
school auditorium at Meyersdale. Art
Moneys band will provide the music,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05

Reuben Savage also had some prop
crty stolen from their saw mills dur
ing the week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05
DEER PARK

The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet at the church on
Thursday evening.
A family party will be held at the
Deer Park Town Hall Friday. April
at 500 p. m. sponsored by the Fire
mems Auxiliary. Refreshments will
be sold for the benefit Of the Deer
Park Fire Dept. Everybody is vel
come.
Miss Elizabeth Thrasher entertained
a few of her little friends on Satu-
day with party. The occasion was
her 10th birthday.
Frederick Refs, Baltimore. visited
his mother, Mrs. c. S. Refs, and other
relatives
The Tri Mu Sunday School Glass
members ana Mrs. c. Rolman. tea
cher will meet in the church school
for a business and social meeting Fri
day evening.
Guy Gibson remains a patient at
Vincent Pollatti hospital, Morgan
town, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05
Meeting at North Glade

The regular curriculum meeting
was held at the North Glade school
Monday, April ,. Plans were started
for an elementary field day, and vari-
Gus other school problems we're dis
cussed
Several film strips were exchanged
In this way all schools have access tc
more film strips.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Riggs, Swanton; Miss Emma Carson
Mrs. George Comp, Jr., Deer Park
Mrs. Vida Pendergast and Mr. Asa
Lewis, North Glade.
The next meeting will be held at
Mount Zion school. where further
plans for a field day will be made
and picnic will be held
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Glotfelty and
Frank Gl6tfelty went to Akron, Ohio,
Tuesday due to the death Of Mr..
Bttinger, father Of their son-in-law,
Mr.. Ster Bittinger. He was a native
Of Garrett County.
Mrs. Austin SatZer is visiting her
daughter-in-la law and family, Mrs.
Mark SaltZer, for IN extended period
Of time.
Mrs. Jane Bowman accompanied her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Kahl, Of Accident, to Grants
vile Sunday where they visited Mrs.
Dora Edgar.
Hubert Glotfelty and Walter Bow
man were in Cumberland Tuesday to
get supplies for the former who is
planning to build a new home on his
farm. They also visited Howard Glot-
felty at the Memorial hospital who
underwent an operation last week and
is improving satisfactorily. Claude
Wagner visited him the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Klotz and
son Wesley visited the formers
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Klotz
and family Sunday at Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage and
family visited the Jack Cars Sunday
at their cottage along the Lake.
Mrs. Henry Deal is improving at the
Memorial hospital after undergoing an
operation last week.
Mrs. Katie Glotfelty entertained
Monday with 4 quilting party. Those
present were Mrs. Sadie Long, Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05
Columbia Grant
To Aid Project
In Oakland High
Citizenship Education Program
TO BE Enlarged Through
cut Country

A grant of $Lo00,o00 has been
made to Teachers College, Columbia
University, by the Carnegie Corpora
tion of New York. to enable the Citi-
zenship Education project to expand
its service for improving and
Strengthening the teaching Of Ameri-
can citizenship in the nations public
schools. it has been announced.
The citizenship education project is
in Oakland High school and at least
two other Maryland high schools,
lagerstown and Towson, according to
Grayson S. Burrer. Oakland High
principal. In the Oakland High school
the project is being followed in the
liza core class, taught by Miss Ruth
Field.
The program viii be dffuscd
through the entire senior high schools
Of the county, beginning with the
eleventh and twelfth grades next year
in Oakland, and possibly in one or
two of the others, it was stated.
The present project Of the citizen
ship class is the study Of law courts
and jury procedures. The class worked
with S. K. Pagenhardt and visited
court sessions several times. f. d.
Bittlc, high school SUPERVISOR; Mr.
Burricr and Miss Field have also at
tended meetings in New York, and a
regional meeting in Hagerstown. II.
Bowen Hardesty, county superin-
tcndent Of schools, has had an article
appear in the bulletin from Associated
Public School System.
The program at Columbia was in
itiated by DR.. William F. Russell,
president Of the college and project
director, with the help Of Gen. Dwight
d. Eisenhower. president Of Columbia
university, now supreme commander
of the North Atlantic Treaty defense
force General Eisenhower's interest
in developing more effective citizen
ship led to the projects collaboration
recently with the Z. S. Department Of
Defense to prepare Il new orientation
program for the armed forces.
The grant runs to 1854 and extends
the original Carnegie award Of $780,
eco. The new sum will generally eX-
pand the resources and facilities de
,-.I,p,J l,, SIS, ,t,i,.4'. f,,,. ,,o,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-05

Mummert sang a solo and the three
Friend sisters sang a trio. Rev. Hall
preached.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rodehcavcr
and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Carr and two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Carr and son spent the week
end at their respective homes. Messrs.
Carr and Rodereaver are employed at
st. Maly's, Pa.
Mr.. Milton S. Dewitt was robbed
Of several items last week. among
them several parts from a Diamond
r truck. grease, oil and battery out
of a power unit. Connolly Lewis and
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refusing to do, or neglccting to do,
what God wants done.
A thing is not right Just because
God wills it; he could not, by a
mere proclamation, make murder
good and mother-love wicked. But
God never wills a thing unless it is
right, or forbids it unless it is
wrong; one reason for this is that
he is creator of all, and so knows
what is best for every creature. To
go against his will is to go against
ones own best interest.
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Sin on the Outside
TOW does sin begin?

TTOW does sin begin?
= The Bible says sin has been on
this earth as long as people have
lived there But the story of the
temptation in the Garden of Eden
is also a parable Of how sin always
begins. As DR.. Drummer SAYS,
Adams other name is Everyman.
New we can see in This story
that sin came into the world
because there came 4 sugges-
ton from The outside. Not every
thing in tIis universe is now
good; fhsge is auti-God at
work, as well as rro-God. There
are forces at work that do not
wish GODS plans to succeed.
If this seems hard to take, at
least it cannot be denied that q
great many sins would never have
been committed without some pull
from the outside A child who goes
to school for the first time will
pick up in a few days, habits and
language and attitudes that shock
the parents. They wonder what's
got into the child. Her playmates'
meanness has got into her, that's
the nub of il.