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El Paso Herald Post (Newspaper) - January 28, 1914, El Paso, Texas Herald U. S. Forecast: Mostly cloudy with rain and occasional thunderstorms rising temperature. (Details on Page.5.) -X VOL. LXI, NO. 24 X EL PASO, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1941 DELIVERED IN EL PASO 15e A WEEK ♦ ' THREE CENTS IN EL FIVE CENTS ELSEWHERE *- «ir Teamsters Group Cdhiinues To Ei Paso Plant Officers óf the Teamsters Union (AFL) Local 941 today charged that a brother American Federation of Labor Union, the Bricklayers, Mas-bns and Plasterers International Union, is employing alien labor at the International Brick Co., owned and operated by the Bricklayers Union. The Teamsters employed a union man to continue picketing the International Brick Co. as unfair to organized labor for refusal to employ Teamsters Union men as truck drivers. "We know that some of the employes are aliens who do not even live in El Paso, and we don't believe that a fair practice, particularly for a plant operated by à labor union," said M. B. Me Go wen, business representative of ¿the Teamsters. Beelines to Comment "We are prepared to carry on our fight for recognition of union conditions at the plant. We' believe we have every right to expect that union truck drivers be employed." J. F. Driscoll, International Brick Co. manager, declined to comment on charges that aliens are em-¿"ployed or on the picketing by the ^teamsters. "We. prefer to say nothing," Mr. Driscoll said4 "There is no discontent at our plants Let the other fellow have his say." Mr. Driscoll said yesterday that the company is a manufacturing concern, and is npt engaged in interstate commerce. Says Attitude PussHng "It seems to us," said Mr. McGow-en, "that a union-owned manufacturing plant should be the first to establish union conditions. We cannot understand the attitude of those in charge of this plant, who profess to believe in organized labor, but refuse to practice the principles of organized tabor in theirpwri plant. "They: ¿re making brick with non-uxìièn labor, delivering jit^ with; tton-union truck drivers to fobs where, the brick is being laid by Harrjr C;' Irates,' Vice' president of International Brick Co, and national president of thè Bricklayers Union, was out of Wflshin gton today Elmer Spahr, treasurer of the brick company and the Bricklayers Union, declined to comment in Washington on the picketing. School Chief Finds Spelling Full Of Romance A nd History Italians Retreat As English Push Toward Agordat Picked British Indian Fighters Pursue Fascists By Associated Press CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 28.—"Free French" forces from the Chad region in Equatorial Africa, cooperating with Britain's drives in Libya and East Africa, have struck at Italy's African empire on another front, the Fez* an Oasis in southwestern Libya, British sources reported tonight. By United Press CAIRO, Jan. 28. — Continuous attacks by Royal Air Force bombers on Italian forces in Libya, Albania and East Africa were reported by R.A.F. headquarters today, while Middle East headquarters of the British forces said that satisfactory progress was being made in ladd operations in Libya and Eritrea. Spellers of today are different from the "Blue Back Spelter,'* when words like "phthisis," downed the contestants, said Superintendent Hughey, above. Superintendent Hughey Enthused Over Herald-Post's Word Bee Captain Falby of the County Highway Patrol today filed a complaint in Justice of the Peace Crawford's court charging Antonio Sanchez of Ysletai with negligent homicide in the death of Mrs. Margarita H. Chacon of 2100 Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Chacon was killed in an accident on the Lower Valley highway last Saturday. tMiss Margarita Carnero, injured in the accident, died yesterday. The complaint alleged that Sanchez was the driver of the car. It charged that Sanchez wept to sleep while driving and permitted the car to crash into a culvert on the left side of the highway. -The Boy Hanged From T ree By United Press PORT ARTHUR. Jan. 28. f nude body of 14-year-old Billy Wallace was found hanging by a wire from § tree near the city today. One hand was Nvired to a belt around the waist. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wallace, the parents, had reported Billy missing since Sunday afternoon when he walked away from home in the direction of the place where the body was found. Justice of the Peace M. R. Word said he would return an inquest verdict of suicide. He said the condition of the body indicated that it had been hanging from the tree since Sunday. By United Presi WASHINGTON, Jkn. 28. — The House Immigration Committee to-day s^g6rted favorably a bill by Representative A. Leonard Allen of Iow^jprecting the Attorney General tppifeport immediately Harry R. Bribers, Australian-born Pacific Coast CIO leader. The bill passed the House by an overwhelming vote last yeair but "was pigeonholed in the Senate by that chamber's immigration committee after Attorney General Robert H. Jackson expressed his op position to the measure. ury ipress iTON, Jan. 28.—Treas-fials said today that a gir examiner permitted a $1,000,000 error in a Government check to get past her because "she didn't dream such a large error was possible." Andrew Paananen, Carver, Mass cranberry grower, received the check in the amount of $1,000,015.25 last week as an AAA payment After startling officials at his loca bank with the check, the amused Paananen sent it back to the Treas ury. His check should have been $15.25. The girl whose specific job was to examine the checks for errors noticed the check and thought it "unusual," but assumed because of the check*« size that it must be right. Spelling is a subject fuU of romance, human interest and history, said Superintendent Hughey of the public schools. He deplores the general ¿aek of intfrest in spelling correct-y. He's glad to see the preparation for the big Herald-Post Southwest Spelling Bee on May 3/ Maybe it will arouse a new interest in spelling and the use of words, he said. ¥ "It used to be a< matter of sanctity, of self-respect and of high honor to spell right and to speak correctly," said Mr. Hughey. "Now they don't care." Antique Furniture He began to talk about the words that are "left over" in the English language from Chaucer's day, words with a lot of extra letters in them ljke "through" and "thorough." "They are like antique furniture," he said. "They aren't of much real use. They aren't practical. But we treasure them. We don't want to get rid of them." Mr. Hughey recalled when President Theodore Roosevelt aroused Washington with his simplified spelling. "I was living in Washington at the time," he said. "He began substituting a 't' for 'ed' on words. There was a furore in the capital over it. The superintendent grinned. "It was at that time that Teddy Roosevelt took the In God We Trust' off the silver dollar. He said it didn't belong on the dollar. The idea was that it had no meaning for anybody with a lot of dollars. The Senate was aroused to a high pitch and put it back." Whizz of a Speller Mr. Hughey was a whizz of a speller when he was in school. He didn't use the word "whizz But he told how he used to spell 'em down in the bees. He had a photographic mind when it came to words. And such words as they gave the boys and girls back in Tennessee in those days! "I never will forget," said Mr. Hughey, vthe time the Jewish boy sent me down with 'Yangtze Kiang."' But Allen Harrison Hughey sent a flock of them to their seats an other day in a spelling bee in that grammar school at Fayetteville, Tenn. "The word was 'phthisic.' pronounced 'tizik,' and it means 'consumption,' or 'tuberculosis,' " said Mr. Hughey. He reached for the dictionary. By United Press LONDON, Jan. 28.—British forces in Eritrea are closing in on Agordat and pursuing fleeing Italian troops down the main railroad which runs from the Biscia railhead to Mas-sawa on the Red Sea, military authorities announced today. Italian troops have abandoned strong positions on the western frontier of Ethiopia and are being pursued into the country, they said On the southern front, informants added, British patrols inflicted casualties on Italians without suffering losses themselves in the frontier zones of Italian Somaliland and southern Ethiopia. Picked Indian Troops Used Authorities disclosed that most of the British forces in Eritrea were picked Indian troops and that the commander-in-chief there was Maj.-Gen. William Platt, who has been in command in the Sudan since 1938. They emphasized the importance of his drive into Eritrea because of its route along the railroad which runs through Agordat and Asmara, capital of Eritrea, to the, sea., Authorities said* that Derntf, në*t stop in the British drive through Libya, had not yet been taken but (Continued on Page 5, Col. 4) im ephcrto] Hope Quiller, eleven-day-old incubator baby of Alamosa, Colo., who was given no chance to survive at birth but whom doctors now say will live. The child weighs between a pound and a half and two pounds, it is estimated; no accurate check having been made as the youngster cannot be rc*-moved from thet incubator to be weighed. The baby is kept in a temperature of 90 degrees and takes between three and five teaspoons of milk daily. Note the comparative size of the child beside the nurse's hand and the black and white inch spaces on the ruler in the background. London Undergoes Longest Air Raid Since Dr. Brice Schuller Named Drarft Chairman Dr. Brice Schuller today became chairman of Selective Service Board 5, replacing the late Harry Wiley, chief deputy sheriff. Paul Harvey was appointed to "succeed Mr. Wiley as a board member. Charles F. Davis is the third • member. Dr. Schuller said John A. James, ^vho failed to report on time with draftees from Board 5 sent to Ft. Bliss yesterday,, has been granted deferrment until the Feb. 7 call. Dr. Schuller said James reported late and was ready for induction, but that he could not be accepted at Ft. Bliss. James had an excuse, which the board members accepted. Dr. Schuller said, but warned that the board will not be lenient in the future. IRVIN S. COBB RETIRES By Associated Press SANTA MONICA. Cal., Jan. 28.— Irvin S. Cobb, novelist and humorist, says he has sung his swan song as an after-dinner speaker. LILI EXPECTS STORK By Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 28.—Errol Flynn's wife, Lili Damila, also of the screen, expects the stork in May. Of Fire In London Treasury Secretary Ready To Write Off? Past English Debt '■ * By United Press WASHINGTON, Jan, Secretary of the. Morgenthau. said today tü&| Great Britain, Greece an-China "cannot continue fight" unless . Congress passes Administration's all-out war bill. ; > "Congress , must we^gh very ously the question of whether wants Great Britain, ■ Greece' China to continue to fight" genthau told the Relations Committee. "If this' bill dam cannot continue to fight/ Senator Gerald P. Nyé of N; Dakota asked whether the government had "said as m: "Not in so many words, that's the situation," Morgl replied. Based on Lack of Cash He indicated that his . app of the British, Greek and, chances in the event American, is not forthcoming, was based their inability to raise enou|$[; lars to make further p* the United States* "EveiijiAiw, Las Groces Hangar El Paso Cold As Snow Moves To Mountains High winds from the snowclad north that dropped El Paso's temperature to 40 this afternoon struck Las Cruces this morning, wrecking the Municipal Airport hangar and four small planes used for training New Mexico A. & M. College students to fly. The winds struck the hangar at 5 a. m., ripping off the doors, lifting the 60 by 80 foot hanger up and then setting it down in ruins on top of the planes. Two planes were smashed and two were badly damaged. Trees were broken in the vicinity of the hangar. The velocity of the wind in El Paso this afternoon was 21 miles an hour compared to a velocity of 31 miles at 6 a. m. today. More rain and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow with snow in the mountains is the forecast for El Paso. Rain started falling around 5:10 a. m. today. Thunder boomed. Light rains fell over Southern New Mexico and Arizona as well as West Texas. Tucson received 1.07 inches of rain, heaviest precipitation in the Southwest. El Paso had .08 of an inch. Flight No. 4 of the Continental Air _ines, scheuled to leave El Paso at 6:30 a. m. today via Carlsbad, Hobbs and Roswell, left at 8:05 a. m.. flying direct to Albuquerque because of low ceiling. There were zero-zero conditions at Guadalupe Pass and light drizzles all the way to Carlsbad, Hobbs and Roswell, air lines officials said. Light snow was falling between El Paso and Albuquerque, they reported. The westbound American Air Lines plane was delayed here three hours and 40 minutes late yesterday due to low ceiling. The plane left El Paso at 8:40 p. m. All planes were running on schedule today. Roswell had .08 of an inch of rain, Tularosa, .79; Engle, a trace of rain; Wink. .55; Alpine .07 of an inch: Del Rio .21. By United Press LONDON, Jan. 28 —Wendell L. Willkie experienced his first air raid alarm today when a lone German reconnaissance plane was sighted and anti-aircraft batteries went into action as he inspected the charred ruins of London "City." Willkie was driving from St. Paul's Cathedral to the Bank of England when the siren wail started. No bombs were dropped. He had left his steel, helmet at his hotel. Willkie's indignation over bomb damage in London burst into expression as he examined great blocks of fallen masonry in front of St. Paul s Cathedral s high altar. "Its outrageous!" he exclaimed. Willkie's investigation of Britain at war took him to conferences with several officials today and brought him hundreds of letters from the poorer sections of London, inviting him to tea. He had interviews with Montagu Norman, governor of the Bank of England; Clement It. 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Naval circles said the port where the Empress of Australia is berthed could not be disclosed for "security reasons." The 21,833-ton Empress of Australia took King George and Queen Elizabeth to Canada in May, 1939. (A message picked up by the tropical radio station at Miami. Fla., last night said the ship had been torpedoed and was being shelled off the west coast of Africa. The message said the liner was down by By United Press ATHENS, Greece, Jan. 28.—Start of a Greek offensive in the coastal sectQr of Albania—with its objective the important port of Valona— was reported in dispatches from the front today. Italian counter-offensives, designed to stall operations against Valona, were said to have failed. Reports said,that an Italian counter-drive spearheaded by light and heavy tanks had been repulsed and that the Greeks had launched their own offensive north of Chimara. It was reported that Italian warships had entered the coastal campaign. Dispatches said that in a bombardment of the Albanian coast below Chimara, Italian naval shells had struck the famous Pikernion monastery. Greek advices said a battle now is raging on the entire central front German Warplanes Slip By Defenses By United Press LONDON, Jan. 28.—German raiding planes slipped through London's defenses today and made the longest daylight bombing attack the British capital has siMfered since September. The attack ended the long lull in air activity over Britain which had been caused by severe winter weather over northern Europe sjid the British Isles. The daylight raid was not hesrvy by comparison with night attacks but it was lengthy. Reports said that bombs fell in the suburbs for the most part. siiti England Digs Out After Blizzard t By United Press » LONDON, Jan. 28.—Great Britain has just dug itself out of one of its worst blizzards and cold waves in years, one which disrupted co^n-munication and food transport in and between big cities and left some areas isolated. All mention of the storm and cold wave in dispatches abroad was forbidden by the Ministry of Information until a sufficient time had parsed to make it certain that the news could not be of benefit to Germany. Northern Scotland was swept )>y its worst blizzard in 20 years and that the rest of Britain shivered. Airplanes were used to drop supplies to parts of Sutherland and Caithness counties, in far northern Scotland. Some train passengers were snowbound. ChiefWillliim ing says to place s for 2000 more American w; for which the British have funds although production for their manufacture soon will available. While the Senate committee h Morgenthau, the House Foreign fairs Committee concluded its ings with secret testimony Gen. George C. Marshall» -chief of staff, and Maj. Gen. H. Brett, acting chief of the Air Corps. "■> Republicans Meet Republican members meeting late today with Re] tative Hamilton Fish of New/ to discuss amendments, committee will consider ments in secret tomorrow, expected to report the bill or Friday for House del ing Monday. The schedul« the House would act or 7. There were indications that amendments—including a the use of U S. naval would be written into the This was suggested by a bi White House conference Mr. Roosevelt last night In this connection Rayburn said thatwith a nerves of some ed the unanimous strong Republican Considers Risk the bow, her decks awash, and that'of Albania, extending as far south "all boats are over the side.'') 'as Mount Tomor. U. S.. Negotiates For New Bases LABOR CONGRESS Mpecial to Hsrald-Powt CHIHUAHUA CITY, Jan. 28—A •ongress of delegates from regional agricultural unions will be opened by Governor Chavez here within a iew days. By United Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. — Rear Admiral John W. Greenslade said today that the United States expects to reach agreements soon for South command all the sea approaches to our shores," Greenslade told the Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense. Greenslade, who headed a joint _ Army-Navy board which selected and Central American air and naval;sites on British Atlantic is- bases. ¡lands, said the United States does "We have acquired and are ac-inot, at present, need a base on the quirihg naval and air bases that ¡French island of Martinique. Lightning Kills Two In Texas International News Service EDINBURG. Tex., Jan. 28._Two lightning deaths at widely-separated points marked atmospheric disturbances today in South and West Texas that brought torrential downpours in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Ypolita Vasquez, 42, of Pharr, was fatally injured when she was struck by lightning while she was working in a field near Edinburg, and John Harper, about 35, of Mertzon, was killed when a bolt struck an oil camp shack east of Bakersfield in Pecos County. Points in the Lower Valley reported rainfall ranging from three i to eight inches. N. M. Cowboy in British A rmy Finds Englishmen Not Sissy A ranch hand from Santa Fe. former El Pasoan, now fighting for Britain, is surprised to find Englishmen "plenty tough" and not "sissies" as he expected. This sidelight on the cowboy from New Mexico's historic capital, was given to Miss Leola Freeman, College of Mines co-ed, in a letter received today from her friend, Ernest Tyson, with the British Army in the "South of England," as he , gave his address. It was the first letter Miss Freeman has had from the young Englishman in four months. "I have written five and have not had one answered so I 'must presume that they have become food for the fishes," he said. Mr. Tyson told of the Santa Fe cowboy when he said: "I have come across many Americans recently who are fighting for us. They are all in Canadian regements. I met one from Cleveland, O. But the one who interested me most was the one from Santa Fe. He was a ranch hand up until six months ago. I spoke to him of El Paso and he knew it well. He'd worked there." The cowboy gave his opinion of Englishmen when Mr. Tyson asked him: "What do you think of England and us Englishmen?** By Associated Press BANGKOK, Thailand (Siam), Jan. 28.—The Thailand Supreme Cmmand asserted tonight that French Indo-China had violated the truce arranged through Japanese mediation and that heavy fighting had broken out again on almost all fronts. 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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Here we address readers' questions about the financial crisis.
Q. What is the impact of the government's financial rescue plan on credit unions?
A. The impact on credit unions seems minimal. These nonprofit cooperatives do not hold many of the investments that are poisoning other financial institutions, so they have weathered the crisis fairly well.
Credit unions have kept about 70 percent of their mortgage loans on the books, meaning that they did not sell them off to other institutions, according to the Credit Union National Association. The group said that less than 1 percent of credit union mortgages were in delinquency at the end of the first quarter. Delinquencies on other loans have edged up to 1 percent.
"If they've got their money in a federally insured credit union, they're just hunky dory," CUNA spokesman Patrick Keefe said.
Still, credit unions are lobbying Congress and the Treasury Department to be included in any legislation that would allow financial institutions to unload bad mortgages. Keefe said few CUNA members would likely need the help, but the group wants to make sure that they have the same options as other lending institutions.
Q. Does the proposed bill contain a bailout provision for credit card and auto loan debt? How would that affect me?
A. The trade group representing the consumer credit industry would certainly like the $700 billion federal bailout proposal to cover credit card issuers and auto lenders. But that point is up for debate.
The American Financial Services Association this week asked Congress to include finance companies, which include auto lenders and credit card companies, in the list of institutions eligible for the bailout. It also wants auto loans to be included in the definition of the trouble assets that are plaguing Wall Street.
In particular, the group is concerned that financing for auto loans could grind to a halt if those institutions are not included in the plan. Auto lenders resell loans on Wall Street in much the same way that mortgages are resold. Auto delinquencies are low compared with mortgages, but investors in the loans are still wary. That means less liquidity in the market and tighter credit, making it tougher to get a loan. Some observers believe that if the government were to include auto debt in the bailout plan, consumers would have an easier time getting loans to buy cars.
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Tip: The Best Way to Break an Awkward Silence at a Dinner Party
We've all been there. You're at a dinner party and everyone is chatting away, having a great time, when suddenly silence falls over the table. And there it stays, getting more awkward by the moment. Help! What's the best way to end it and get the conversation rolling again? Here's one tip from an expert.
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Downton Abbey is back in the UK and will hit the US shores in early 2014, so it's a good time to consider the importance of the proper soup bowl. What is that, you say? You didn't know that there are seven different kinds of soup bowls, each one appropriate to a particular soup or occasion? Of course, this kind of fussiness is a very formal approach to eating soup. Most people these days have one kind of bowl for all their soup needs.
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We've done a number of posts here on The Kitchn about how to host the perfect dinner party. Or a stress-free dinner party. Or a seasonal dinner party. But what about your dinner party guests? When you cover all of your bases with food, music and atmosphere — what makes a guest stand out as helpful, engaging and overall awesome?
8 Etiquette Tips and Helpful Hints for Canning and Preserving
Once a common activity in many households, canning and preserving fell out of favor for several decades. But now it's very popular again, with manufacturers of canning jars and equipment reporting record sales. There's a lot available about the mechanics of canning but some people aren't aware of a few unwritten rules for making and exchanging the fruits of our labors. Read on for a few basic etiquette tips and helpful hints for navigating your preserving life.
Fork & Knife Skills: Is It Time to Retire the American Cut-and-Switch?
When you eat your dinner, do you keep the fork in your left hand and knife in your right, as diners in Europe do? Or do you employ the American "cut-and-switch," putting the knife down after you cut your food and switching the fork to your right hand to eat? The latter method has been the polite way to eat since we picked up the habit from the French sometime during the nineteenth century. That's right, the cut-and-switch is actually an old European habit, one that fell out of fashion around the mid-1800s. Is it time for Americans to give up this inefficient eating style too?
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Teaching Manners at the Table: Following in My Mother's Footsteps
Do manners matter? Well, yes, of course. White gloves may not be relevant in most circles these days, but a little courtesy never hurt anyone. I'm not sure where I got "White Gloves and Party Manners," because my mother wasn't terribly concerned with rules for situations that would likely never happen. (Her advice on complicated place settings: use the silverware from the outside in and, when in doubt, do whatever the oldest lady at the table does, because manners dictate that she's always right.) I teach my own children manners, constantly and without drama, just like my mother taught me.


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You can use Dashlane to autofill your data while browsing Safari on your iPhone (iOS 8 or higher). Find out more here: How to use Safari extension on iOS 8.
For iPhones with an older iOS, Dashlane for iOS has an integrated browser that allows automatic filling of any form and field and automatic login to any website.
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Open the app and tap on Browser.
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Issue date: Saturday, March 9, 1974
Pages available: 28
Previous edition: Friday, March 8, 1974
Next edition: Sunday, March 10, 1974
Publication name: Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - March 9, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa New Translation By Uoyd Maffitt ILL. liccausc he regards existing transla- tions as woefully inadequate, the Rev. lather Cross has dedicated his life to bringing out a simplified, more accu- rate version of the Bible. The 50-ycar-qld pastor of Center United Presbyterian church has been at the task five years and says if lie isn't finished by the time he's 00 he'll just continue laboring. "We need something ten times simpler than what's he declared. "Peo- ple who read Bible stories in existing forms simply cannot understand them. The King James version is by far the worst." Cartoons In simplifying the Bible, Pastor Cross will use car- toons, headlines and mini- headlines, and short sen- t e nc es "Careful phrasing often makes it possible to say the samo thing, with far fewer words, while leaving ahsolute- ly nothing he explained. "Also, if a passage is dif- ficult to understand, the use of fewer words reduces the prob- lem, in the sense that a short difficult section is less dis- couraging than a long difficult section." Pastor Cross cited this ex- ample of Ephcsians King James Version For he is our peace, who hath made both one, and hath broken down the middle wall of partition between us. Tentative Cross Version Christ's death repealed the JUaw, Hint dividing wall of hate. It put Jews and non- Jews on good terms with God as a single, harmonious group. For Christ is our harmony. Pastor Cross lives alone hi a large, two-story frame house and his life style is geared to conserving time for his parish work and his new Bible. He doesn't take time to cook for himself, but cats the same casy-to-fix food day after day. flis hair is crew-cut, so he doesn't have to bother comb- ing it. He shuns public meet- ings because they would squander his lime. Slightly built and slender, he is except perhaps for his sporty clothes a movie director's dream of the typical ascetic scholar. Paraphernalia His study is crammed with the paraphernalia of scholar- ship. Open books and journals surround his desk and typing table; cardboard boxes of notes on three-by-five cards are piled within easy reach. Living in a Mercer county hamlet with no library facili- ties for research, Cross is de- pendent on distant libraries, including the specialized li- brary of Chicago's McCor- mick Theological seminary. Pastor Cross doesn't expect lo live long enough even to start the Old Testament; thus far, all his efforts have gone into Paul's Letters "proba- .bly the most difficult part of the New Testament." Accura- tely translating Greek into En- glish is simply staggering, he observed. Pastor Cross, who gradual- The Ctdar Haplds Gazeltt: Sat., MM. 9, 1974 Church Caught in Conflict Surrounded by reference works, fhe Rev. Luther Cross makes notos for his new ver- sion of tho Bible. ed from Princeton Theological seminary 27 years ago, nearly decided to become a mis- sionary to Japan, but finally chose to become a parish min- ister and writer. He served in New York state until 1966, then decided to seek the solitude of a small charge so he could devote more time to writing. He has written sermons, sermons for children, pamphlets and book- lets for children. Two of his booklets for juve- niles, Story Sermons for Chil- dren and Object Lessons for Children, .were published in the late 1960s by Baker Book House of Grand Rapids, Mich.; each has sold more than copies. He is currently working on his fourth revision of the Let- ters; once a publisher accepts the new version for publica- tion, Pastor Cross expects to revise them even further. "The goal is clarity and ac- curacy; the needs are time and he said. "Clarity" includes using at least one-third fewer words than other translations while adding to meaningfulness for readers scholarly and non- scholarly. lly George W. Cornell A? Kellilm Writer HRONXVILLE, N. Y. (AP) On a campus lawn, some students idly toss a football about. A young professor strolls along, talking of recent pressures on his teaching. In- side a red-brick building, 400 delegates watch a confronta- tion that personifies an un- precedented upheaval in their church. The words are grim and de- termined, the mood taut. Only occasionally is the tension broken by a ripple of dark humor. The strained emotions, along with some blunt conten- tions and actions, marked a specially called meeting last weekend of one of the 38 re- gional districts of the Lulher- a n Church-Missouri Synod caught in a conflict of un- paralleled repercussions. Highlighting it, almost the entire faculty of the country's biggest Lutheran seminary, Concordia in St. Louis, was fired last month and, with most of the 500 students, set up classes-in-exile on neigh- boring United 'Church and Roman Catholic campuses. Displacement No such massive academic displacement has happened in modern church annals. Nor has a Lutheran faculty and student body previously shift- ed enmasse to a Jesuit school St. Louis university to continue a Lutheran curricu- lum. "It's a really astounding sit- said thq Rev. Dr. John Tietjen, whose suspen- sion as president of Concordia on charges of holding false doctrine, sparked the walkout of sluik-nls and faculty, aiso similarly accused and subse- quently dismissed. With anxieties running high among the three million members of the denomination, the first regional emergency meeting held at a church liberal arts college here, also named Concordia, by the At- lantic district. Remands Delegates demanded that charges against Dr. Tietjen and the faculty be vacated and dismissed personnel be reinstated pending concilia- tion efforts. Meanwhile, it au- thorized lo help sup- port the sominary-irr-exile. Dr. J. 0. A. Preus, pres- ident of the church, apolo- gized for a so-called "deal" his aides had offered Dr. Tiet- jen to arrange a pastor's post for him if he would quiet- ly leave the seminary job a proposition Dr. Tietjen reject- ed as immoral. His administration was ac- cused of an "escalation of raw power" by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Spitz of Manhassett, N. Y., who said newly im- posed guidelines requiring li- teralistic Bible interpretations constituted a "new stance" foreign to historic Lutheran- ism. He urged Dr. Preus to use his influence to get the new criteria suspended and the faculty reinstated. Asked about tills possibility. Dr. Preus said Dr. Spitz had portrayed him as a "Pope and dictator" and then asked him to apply even stronger power to roll back the situation. "He can't have it both Dr. Preus added. Area Groups Sponsor Radio Rosary Shows In a joint effort, the knights of Columbus and the Catholic Order of Foresters of the area are sponsoring a Lenten radio program. Every Sunday during Lent, the following radio stations will Broadcast "Marian a lalf-hour Rosary program, con- sisting of recitation of the Holy Rosary and a talk by the Rev. P. J. Nelson: KOUR of Independence at a.m.; KOEL of Oelwein at p.m.; WPRE of Prairie du Chien at p.m. and KLWW of Cedar Rapids at 7 p.m. The broadcasts orginate from 3ur Lady of the Prairie's Shrine, Powers Lake, N. D. Quasqueton Church Votes New Parsonage QUASQUETON The Quasj- queton Union church congrega- tion voted Sunday to build a new parsonage, a three- bedroom, one-story ranch home with full basement. The house. wiE be built on church property on Linn street east of the bridge. Church Briefs Mentalist To Present Qccult, Spiritism Program J. Oliver, a professional illusionist, mentalist and lecturer, will be featured Sunday at p.m. at First Lutheran church in a program dealing with the current clamor over the film "The The program will include a lecture and demonstrations which deal with astrology, spiritism, the oc- cult and demon possession. The-program is sponsored by Youth for Christ of Cedar Rapids. The' Cedar Rapids Church of the Brethren will sponsor a scries of seminars, "Building for at the First Baptist church beginning Sunday and continuing through March 31 from 6 to p.m. j. OLIVER The led by Mrs. Leland.Flory, will include films and discussion and will be open to'the public of all ages. The purpose of the seminars is to consider peace as an al- ternative to war and to build a life-style which includes peace. Hillside Wesleyan church'will feature Robert Dye, executive director of the Cedar Rapids Youth for1 Christ, as speaker for the second part of the Family'Enrichment conference. Dye will speak on "Understanding and Relating to The program begins at 7 p.m. Sunday. _ Knox United Presbyterian church will hold a series of Len- ten coffees for women each Thursday of Lent except during Holy Week when the coffee will be held on Good Friday, the meeting, which begins at a.m., includes a short service and fellowship. The Singing Rathbuns from Kansas will present a concert Sunday at p.m. at Centra} Assembly of God church. The theme of the Lift Cross program, scheduled at p.m. Friday on KCRG-TV 9, is Grid So Loved the World of Youth. A number people from First Lutheran church will appear on the program with the two pastors from the church, Larry Fruchling and George Carlson. This will he a call-in show with viewers invited to call in questions lo the people on the show. Lift High the Cross is a series of seven Lenten programs on KCRG by First Lutheran church. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is holding an open house Friday from 5 lo 9 p.m. at the church. Movies, filmstrips, translites, posters and demonstrations will be included in the open house explaining the importance of Hie family. THE PROCLAMATIONS present A Sacred Music Concert BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Marion, Iowa Sunday, March 10 P.M. The Rev. Lewis Miller to Speak in Iowa City The Ilov. Lewis Miller, former pastor of Eimmuul liapllst Church in Cedur Ilnpids and Missionary, relumed from Taiwan, will preach and have n Bible Conference at Iho University Uaptlst C'hnreli, 1850 VV. Ucnlon St., Iowa City, bcBlnnlna .Sunday, March Sunday Services uro at 11 A.M. ft 7 P.M. Wucldy Services 10 7 P.M. More Lenten Services Set By Churches St. George Orthodox church will continue its Lenten serv- ices Friday at p.m. with the third Salutation service. A Presanctified liturgy, confes- sion and Communion will be held March 20 at p.m.; the fourth Akathest service with the Rev. Alexander Anas- tasiou on March 22 :at p.m.; a Lenten fish dinner Sixth Madiah service April 5 at p.m. Quasqueton Union church has scheduled the fol- lowing Lenten services: Wed- nesday at 8 p.m. with the Rev. Charles Ager of St. John Lu- theran church, Dundee, and St. Peter Lutheran church, La- jnont; March 20 at 8 p.m. with A. F. Schmeck of Winthrpp and the Rev. John E. Block of Lament; April 3 at 8 p.m. with Pastors Ager and Block and April 11 with 'Pastor Block. St. Jolin's Episcopal church will hold Communion Wednes- day at 7 and 11 a.m. For 'Friiehlings The Rev. Larry K. Fruehling, assistant pastor at First Luther- an church since September, 1969, will leave First Lutheran Friday to enter a program of clinical pastoral education at St. Luke's hospital. Pastor Fruchling will preach at the Sunday and Wednesday worship services. There will be a reception for -he Fruehling family Sunday at p.m. at the church. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1st Ave. and 5th St. N.E. YMCA Auditorium Sunday School AM Morn. Worship AM Stmday Evt. PM Wed. Night PM Nick Crow-1'nstor Worship Services in Cedar Rapids Churches ASSEMBLY OF GOD Central 3030 F ave. NW. Ramon Booth. S.S. Scrv. Eve; Wod. First 42nd st. NE. Gary A Jenkins. S.S. Serv. Eve. 7. Wed. 7. BAPTIST Bcrcan 5037 Center Point rd. NE. Glen V. High. S.S. Serv. Eve. 7. Calvary {CBA) 1203 3rd ave. SW. Harry Egner. S.S. Serv. Eve. 7. Wed. 7. Edgewood (BGC) E ave. and Edgewood rd. NWV-James Selander. S.S. Serv. 11. Eve. 7. Wed. 1200 2nd ave. SE. Dr. Wayne A. Shireman. S.S. Serv. Mrs. Har- riet Houston. Eve. 1947 Wash- ington ave. SE. Larry K. Engle, S.S. Serv. Eve. 7, Immanuel (S. B C) 1900 F ave. NW. S.S. n. Serv. Paul Thompson. Eve. Mr Thompson. Wed. eve. 7. Willarc Hader. Mt. 8th st SE. LeHoy White. S.S. Serv. 11, 3.30. Wed. New Testament B apt Is (BBF) 749 Old Marion rd. NE John Hulse, jr. S.S. Serv Eve. 7. Wed. 7. Noelridge 114' Clifton st. NE; S.S. Serv 9. "The Personalities Around the Heavenly Eve "Prayer and the Way of Wed. eve. Delegate Assembly Pastors and lay people of the member churches of Churches United will meet Sunday at St. Andrew Lutheran church for the annual Assembly of Delegates. The meeting will include reports, installation of -officers and board members, a worship service and fellowship. Registration will begin at p.m. with the assembly beginning at 2 p.m. At p.m. project reports will be given. These include Church and the Community College by Dr. Wayne Shireman; Ecumenical Worship by the Rev. George Carlson; Key 73 by the Rev. Earl Dykema; Lenten Observ- ances by John Collins; Program Development by Dr. John Walker; Black Enabler by the Rev. James Riegel; Linn County Food Bank by Phyllis Holden; Halfway House for Girls by Robert Buntz; Housing Development by Russell Swenson; Consumer Credit Counseling by Delores Gray; ONE Store by Carolyn Adams and Project PRIDE by Esther Armstrong. At p.m. special reports on Church Women United, Conference of Clergy, Assn. of Evangelicals will be given. At p.m. the business meeting will begin with installa- tion of officers at p.m. The Rev. James Leshcr of St. Andrew Lutheran is pres- ident of Churches United. YOU ARE INVITED TO A Lay Witness Mission. M MARCH 1 S, 1 6, 1 7, 1 974 Sat, Sponsored by the BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 8th Ave. lOHi St. n i Morion, Iowa Services: 15th PM Cov.nd Dilh M.ol PM hi Gtniral S.i.ion lith AM Coft.tGroupi Noon Min-Womtn- Youlh lunthiont PM 2nd C.iwo! Session 17th AM Chuilh Sthool AM Woulilp Llslon ovory wnoM 5 Hours Channel 6pm to I Ipm Redemption Missionary Bap- tist 1014 10th ave. SE. Har- mon Webb. S.S. Serv. 11 Eve. 8. Tues. Twin. Pines 3300 42nd st. NE. Werner temke. S.S. 10. Serv. IT. Eve. 7 Wed. Valley View 5555 Mt. Vernon rd; SE. Carrol Van Anda. S.S. Serv Eve. Wed. eve. 7. CATHOLIC All Saints Dalewood, 29th SE. Edmund J. Becker, James L. Blocklinger. Masses, Sat. 5 p.m.; Sun. 6, noon Immaculate 3rd'ave. SE. Wm. P. Leonard Daniel J. Keppler, Hichard Hess. Masses, Sat. Sun. noon, St. Edgewood rd NW. John M. Gregory, Richard Ament, Lay erne Schueller Masses, Sat. Sun. 7, 8'30 10, St. 21st ave SW. Hcbert W. Cizek, Paul C McManus. Masses, Sat. Sun. 8, 11, St. ave., 24th NE. A. A. Sodawasser, Arthur Kleve, T. J. Kisting. Masses Sat. p.m.; Sun. 8, 11, St. Patrick's 500 1st ave NW. Martin Laughlin, Carl A. Hies, Maurice J. Lynch. Masses, Sat. p.m.; Sun. 8, 11, St. Pius st., Col- lins rd. NE. Bernard G. Collins, John Friederick. Masses, Sat p.m.; Sun. 7, 9, noon, 5. St. 5th st. SE. Clarence Frana. Masses, Sat. 7 p.m.; Sun. CHRISTIAN Cedar 526 3rd ave. SW. Seville G. Clayton. S.S. 9. Serv. "A Covenant in 3rd ave. SE. John GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH 1947 Washington Ave. S.E. AM Sunday School AM Morning Service Evening Service Wed. Service 7iOO PM God is Omniscient, meaning that He knows all things. .God knows our very thoughts, therefore there is nothing hidden, from Him. Proverbs Hebrews I John M. Hardy. S.S. Serv. "Moses Crisis of Npelridee 727 Collins rd NE. Philip Ewoldsen. S.S. Serv. EPISCOPAL A Ave. NE. Pau Traeumer. Masses, 8, 10. Chil dren's chapel and S.S. 10. St. John's 355 19th st. SE D. A. Loferski. (Communion 8. S.S., serv. Choral Eu charist, first Sun. St. Michael's 220 40th st NE. Thomas C. Aycock, jr Choral serv. and S.S. 10. Eu- charistj.8 a.m., 6 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES South Congregation 1221 Center Point rd. NE. Bible dis- course, Watchtower, North Congregation 1221 Center Point rd. NE. Bible dis- course, Watchtower, Pioneer Avenue Congrega- tion 3103 Pioneer ave. SE. Bible discourse, Watch- tower, LATTER DAT SAINTS Trailridge rd. SE. Bishop Paul L. Garvin. Priesthood, S.S. 10. Sacra- ment. Wed. eve. 19th st. NE, Elder James 0. Loy. S.S. Serv. LUTHERAN Bethany Forest dr. SE. .A. C. Hornbostel. S.S. Serv. Concordia John- VBS WORK SHOP Concordia and Augsburg Curriculum Wed. March 13 P.M. Town House Motor Inn Convention Center Sponsored By CEDAR BOOK STORE 3519 1st Ave. S.E. Cedar Rapids 366-7189 son ave. NW. Paul A. Scheldt. S.S. 8, "Growing Is Wed. eve. 7. "Share His First (LCA) 1000 3rd ''aye; SE. George W. Carlson, Larry K. Pruehling, Alvon .Nelson; S.S. Sister Siena Davis. Services "TheAppea'l Paul as Ex for the Fall Mon. 7 a.ra. Wed. eve. Gloria 153 Cher- ry Hill rd. NW. Charles' G. Schultz. S.S. Serv. Communion, first Sun. of month. Good Shepherd (WELS) 2900 42nd st, NE. Gary Kirsch- ke. S.S. 9. Serv. W.e Live in the Presence of Wed. eve. "Portraits of Christ: the High Holy 720 Edgewood rd. NW. Cedric'J. Lofdahl. Sat. S.S. Serv. 2730 Bowling st. SW. Michael A. Last.; Com- munion, first Sun. of month. Sat. eve. 6. S.S. Serv. 10. Our 3634 1st ave. NE. F. William Hilker. Marvin L. Ehnen. S.S. Serv. 8, Wed. eve. 7. 'The Concern' That Never St. Andrew Center Point rd. NE." James M. S.S. Serv. "Christian Faith and St. 2100 1st ave. NE. David Frans Larson. S.S. Serv. 11. "The (Continued: Page 8, Col. 7) "Preaching the un- changing word of God in [he changing world of man" Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (Wisconsin Synod) 2900 42nd SI. N.E.' 393-5736 Coming To Cedar Rapids.' IN CONCERT.' The Gaither Trio and Henry Hazel Slaughter Saturday, March 16 P.M. Veterans Memorial Auditorium King Is Touched He many others that will bless and thrill your heart! Come Be With Us and "LET'S JUST PRAISE THE All Seats Reserved and Advance (500 more at door) TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT THESE LOCATIONS: CSDftR BOOK STORE THE CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 3519 1 si Ave. SE. 366-7189 529 4th Ave. SE. 363-8697 CEDAR BOOKSTORE CedarRopids Cedar Rapids 614 Sycamoro, 23-17715 MAIL ORDERS FROM] durance Phnlrai, P.O. 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