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Fife Lebinon Daily News, Lebanon, Friday, Nov. 16, Former Serbian Minister Here Builds New Church In San Diego MORE OX Sokolsky (ConUiiurd Four) In the placid, sun-drenched; city of members of the Serbian faith are moving) quietly and proudly into a new-' ly-built church thai in many respects is a personal triumph for; the Very Rev. Nikolai who for nine years served a ish here in.Lebanon. i Dedication ceremonies for the; new church will take place No-j vembcr IS, a dale that climaxes' more than four years of building by the small Serbian col-; ony in San Diego founded in 1952j by Rev. Dazgich after he left the; local parish.

Rev. Dazgich arrived in Sani Diego at a time when the Serbian colony there had in number to the point where! they desired a religions and social center of their own. His lead-j ership was the catalytic agent- needed to launch a concerted movement toward the attainment! of this goal. He founded the first Serbian congregation in May, 3952 and by October of the following year the groiip had purchased ground for the. new church.

Acluitl ground-breaking and construe ly in the middle class whore storekeepers were becoming manufacturers and mamifactur- and a sister rc- ers millionaires, and the go-setter i as an 'I here work leadovshi Prcsidcnt Eis 1 ast Sllbtle chanae, in The World Todoy Ike's Role As World Leader To Be Tested "our opposition" would Ukt. said: "1 don't know exactly what we would do. It would depend upon the circumstances." And he added that the U. N. ahead to it Eisenh6w- er indicated his conference started he might be He told the reporters in his maintains this he stren schooling was oh Hy 3AMKS MAIU.OW He 1 1- TI ft r' moral position: kind of by thc Russian assault on Hims eary scoong was o- aincd at his birthplace, llookf of llus na lion between the: ho a.sc, he BiitisliJ-Tench-Is- radusa, Yugoslavia, after which' ElbwHIubbare who glon- difference between a new war entered a monaster at Lika Hied the self-made millionaire and; and none and between the re- iaeu im OI 11 ana a year today wnen are tcnlion (lf western influence in assures this country of allies iMt Father a HI.

His early taincd radii he entered a monastery where he remained for It was here that he completed wntlen about such persons as Wai school irainins and prelim-i ter Anther, George and inary theological instruction. Dubmsky. Perhaps 10 Kussia. Then, in under the slat-! labor leaders are the current type 1 Two main choices confronted of me land, he entered thei of self-made man and we may armed lorces served day an Horatio Alger to; 1I? Wuld have aken a slrong jiac nes( wav DOUl lhs nc i 0 1 position for the United Russians the answer to; not bv -mv inanncr of means lim-i llminary statement he did n6t ited to resolutions." i want to say anything which might If this vagueness disanirasos upset the delicate efforts now be- country's ie llS trying a mili- ing made by thc to move gthens the i adventure in or con- into the Canal area and as' or somids ikeo-irc. an end to the lighting.

Ml Fas 0 ho of S' els inl thc Citing as a result -of a demand for military 'action hv Us members in the ordained in but to get on in union politics, exiled Russian Bishop' This change is reflected in He was 1932, by an exiled Russian Bishop' This change is reflected in (he and the title of monk. With- politics of the nation, particularly in two years he was made a kind of man who is a Unit- i ed Slates senator and who only By IMG ho had often represents the laboring himself in the field of vocal music "'ird of "is state rather than (lie and when the Stale Musical! economic upper tenth as in the Stales behind the U.N. without any that. But neither the U. N.

nor the Russians nor Americans know at time of Mark Hanna. xplicit warnings beyond saying this country would back'this moment how Far Eisenhower up the world organization to! would go to back up-the U. N. keep peace in thc Middle East- The President has a habit of by opposing "volunteers'" in being vague at his news confer-! Egypt. enccs.

But his meeting Wednesday, '1. Or he could as he did wilh reporters almost ct the irow 'the weight of UK- United'moment reports from Moscow, States behind U.N. without any; said the Egyptians were request- Rev Nikolai JCCN. Bufte, He served Libertyville. Tucson, for and rerov-''which brought ery front Ihe shocking news s-iKt his father and brother had bi-i'u killed when Yugoslavia was was openeam Kei-raae lihmwihe of the United: moment reports from Moscow he enrolled fora uiree-year course states behind U.N, without said the Kgvptians were request- jin liie with a major! These changes are fundamental oxplic iL warnjnes beyond savin-! ins; Russian' -volunteers" mav li alm "R-.

not the products of the lhis ctuin ry ack p' the" have set a new record for nbscu: aflpr bnd cmce ag a eu tho Fair Deal or the world ganiza ion to keep peace rity. and P' pncn in Serbia, he middle course. a st by opposing! lie was asked what this country TOURS AND CRUISES EVERYWHERE Steamship, Air, Rail, Bus, Hotfl No Service Charge Ask For Free LEBANON COUNTY TRAVEL BUREAU Phone 2-fifiOR 757 Willow Street Lebanon Every Form of Insurance Time Payments Service Savings Safety Semi-Annual and Annual Auto Policies D. J. GRACE D.

JOHN GRACE, JR. 2nd Floor Volley Tint HWg. "7 Willow lmra Phone 8-9-HI Ubotion 2-6b06 ENROLL NOW! Earl R. Hess Driver Training School Automatic and Standard Shift Monday at 757 Willow Street, Lebanon country to begin his work! u'uimaiely tinn began last April and j'i" 1 cprnerstone Avas laid Auugst of this year. A native of Yugoslavia, Hev.

Bazgica arrived in the United States in 1940 and was assigned the task of organizing singing societies throughout Serbian "parishes in this country. IO INSURE WITH HOASTER Established 1906 Consult Us On Any Insurance Mailer 43 N. 8th St. Ph. 2-7666 Eugene Hooster Hoaster arrived In Lebanon Sept.

to serve as pastor of the local Serbian parish. Included in his many accomplishments here are the organization of tiie Serbian Youth Club and reorganization of the famous "Hinichki" choir of the church. Father was also elect ed president of the local the Serbian National Defense Lollc I Council, a position he held for Society president products of the lessening iii; him (o Lebanon''ha pioneer elements in the Amer-; Only time will "show whether look him to eal1 population and the growth this choice was the wiser one in in San Diego. political and economic power whether, since KLstMihower lei! oh- the duty among- farmers and SL ure l(JW us mm iry would back' which would include the United) in the agjjresfale possess larger. lll( r.N..

Russians mav States, to oppose an effort I purchasing power, more savings interpret it as weakness and send and more political' lorce than the in their upper middle class, which grows- But if lie had chosen 1 (he do if the Russians sent "volunteers" into Egypt. His an-! "1 believe it would he! of the United oppos increasingly Last evening thc Harrison Honor; ive them of their advantage. Society a turkey clinnei- But. oppose how: by speeches, merely approving pious poorer as taxes de- Russians niicjht have felt it nee- resohuiuns, or by force if'neces-; in the Independent Fire Mall. Guest speaker was Dr.

Gilbert SLOW SERVICE NEW ELTHAM. England cssary to chance war by defying him. 1 To appear to back down under his direct warning would mean mil onlv liumiliaiion' for He was asked what head thc education' A postcard mailed at but loss of their influence of Lebanon Carole Dis- Pfffucc Ifottic Candy 'Specials Forget to make the Palace your headciuarlcrs for rest and refreshments you're doing your Christinas shopping. We've everything from your favorite sundae to a full course our service is quick and good. years.

i singer acted as master of cere- Next year he will mark his monies. Other officers include J25th anniversary in the priest-! Patsy as vice president: hood. i Janet Carpenter, secretary; and Early Tragedies Ken Willct, treasurer. Tragedy has stalked Falherj A muvie was shown after the iDaxgich's family. Jn She by student projectionists Spanish influenza that rava- Kc Willet and Al Bender.

Sged the world in 1918 he lost two Attending affair were Har- ibrothers, three sisters and -jislrison principal George Houseal! imother wilhin the space of ai victl principal Walter Spory.j Faculty co-sponsors arc Herman! Of the ordinal family, onlyjSiegcl and Donald Dohner. Parents of several of. the slu- i dents prepared thc meal. ISon Of Annville Pastor i Passes Bar Examination Norman E. Dettra.

3J, -West Lancaster Avenue. Shillington, son I of the Rev. Mrs. Norman E. Dettra, Annvitle, has received from the Board of Law I Examiners of Pennsylvania that j'he has successfully passed the July law examinations.

DeUra is. a 1952 graduate of Al- I bright. College, Reading, and a 1(156 graduate of Dickinson of Law He is active in the Lincoln Park Evangelical United Brethren fChurch. He is married to the former Nancy Neatock, daughtar jof Mr. and Mrs.

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