New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
CITY REMEMBERS
 ITS WAR HEROES
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 Continued From First Paec Tind. Tornado Trozzj Paul W, To- pa, John J. Valentine. Earle Alvin Wells, Michael J. Welch. W. l.. Wenz. Herbert W. White, Ernest C.. Wilcox, John Wilson, Stanley Wo- Jack. Mike Naps, Lawrence (. Yer ses and Valentine Zambrcsk.
 Parade Tonight
 Tonight will be devoted to the joy fuI celebration of the memory Of the cnding of the war. At 7:&0 o'clock. :. torchlght parade will he held through the principal streets Of the city. Eddy Glover post drum and Luelc corps will lead the marching cX-scryiccmcn. Every veteran Of the World War is invited 10 take part and the army, navy and marine corps will all be represented.
 The parade will advance on the state armory on Arch street where from 10 o'clock, the public will enjoy dancing.
 Exercises at Arena
 Declaring that the American who hates the other raceshn this country and loves only those Of his own was The greatest enemy tho American constitution and traditions had Rev. James Nj. Gillis. C. r.. Of New. York thrilled an audience at the Stanley arena last night at the community patriotic service for Armisticc day held under the auspices Of the Eddy Glover post, American Legion.
 Father Gillis IS editor Of the Catholic World, a. lecturer and a radio speaker much in demand. He spoke extemporaneously for about 45 minutes.
 His topic was 'UniVcrsal Peace but he spoke rather on the negative side. dealing with obstacles to uni Nersal peace. In conclusion he dc clared that the only thing which would bring about universal peace was the spirit Of Christianity which would teach love of all men. making the world a universal brothcrhood. Introduced briefly hy Commander Emil Schaal as lecturer Of wide re- putc and & radio speaker Of distinr- ton he began by saying that the old adaSe of Tn time Of peace prepare for war" while old and familiar could stand improvement by being made 10 read "in tim" Of peace prepare for peace" While the na- 1ion may never have war again il certainly will not if we prepare for peace while we have peace. he said
 The speaker alluded 10 the mad ness that sweeps over men when wal IS going on, preventing them from reasoning or thinking as they should some even going about with blood il their eyes. He Illustrated this by dc srribnC scenes in France on thu outbreak cf the world war as h. wa there al that tirur. Under such con G.tions hc declared. q man caUuo act with wisdom O. good judgment li was the sane when tlr armjs,ir' vas signed aa people became hystcri ca through joy.
 Az showing how unbalanced in minds Of mon become under thu stress O WAT ho iustancrd how in public swallowed all the acts 6 atrocity put out as d form of propa ganda 10 lnfjame tn" public mind.
 "Prcpare for peace when we ar at peace" said nc as then mind are calm, An old adage ''When va f7 on all law is off" or guieari- pu when war IS on tho Ili is off cN presses 1h" state of mlnd gt thos times he declared.
 Horror of Bayuuct Drill
 After referring with horror 10 'h hayonct dril ~nun he -U'v ut right from the shops. tho 'anlorje and the schools taught 10 slab "J' 1hts weapon with hat. in ruolr 'y, and their souls. he declared rht soldier should kjil rather or the IoH of his country than with hat, for '6 individual man bcfor hiu.
 Summing up what ho cons'd r were the obstacles 10 uni'.rs. peace he placed the ancient suraI sti,ion of birth as the Irs'. H. |. clared that because two men haT pened to be born on different eid' of a mountain. or river. Was T reason why they should hat "ac other or want to kill each other.
 Another obstacle Father G'Jd said was the race problem vel similar because different races n" enmity against each other solely racial grounds and not bccauS" al thing had been done 10 them ! diyidually by the other race. IH " country all this feeling should la been left across the ocean. he "aI
 There is class Of poopI"' Sa the sneaker. who because thcF :" ,estors may have come to thls cou ,rv 300 years ago hate all tho whose ancestors arrived at m u tster date. He advised this class ueopIe 10 give the others re chance 10 breathe free air Of Afhe ,ea for q little while before findil fault with them.
 Pride Of Ancestry
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