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Evening star., 1939-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOUR BEDROOMS ON THE SECOND
floor in this fully detached center hall
School Woodrow wilson and Alice Deal
WWide vic THos. Plh1ish PIilIfps' s.'' wo. % 7Soo
until pm, 35lS Conn. ave.
SH,95n NEAR sAUL's ADDITION :
Here's value' Recondtioned brick home, o
syerShns Be pr"mpt Sse0 REAIfY R1lenss Assoc aso-
CIATES, Natl 1898 until pm.
LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE MOD
Georgia .io3.
A MISREPRESENTATION, LARGE Lot
garnse; . rooms, h,-Wh,, fun basement:
In 4 ST. fi%n' % BradDnry "% m dffp Hsshs ne ppes G.
1850. District sSSs, Woodley 1850 wv
u SYCAMORE AVE TAKoMA PARK
Amid better class homes: . r.. b., lst fl;
is,r r bsk b. md n ~ de'sehsd oil heat elss
easy terms - EATON ADM, Wis, 3ss5. ;'''
SMALL CASH BUYS 5-RooM SEMI DE-
ssGi.n lschea -. brick from owner; auto heat
location. 5.a3 43rd st. NV EN-. 3Ul6
S495 DoWN-BRAND-NE NEW GRIN. BRICK,
ON Buchanan st.-Auto. h.-w h., furred
walls ns9la1ed ss,,Sc Phone de9 9v $500 @ ~ .
$500.
5n7 9TH ST. sE,-,OPEN; : r.. ? KIT; 2
| families; new condition; S250-S8O. Your
ast., or OWNER, North DlIb. 3O'
SILVER sPRING-5-ROOM BRICK BUN
automatic heat, open fireplace. porch; beau
tlfnl legation; Just being completed $500
cash. ~ ou per month. Call MR.. MAN
MING, Shepherd see,
LARGE BRICK BUNGALOWS, S6490; ?
blocks to ST. Michaers School in Silver
Sprlhe Close by, all schools, bus. and
out fSs TGSasd S' s. shGose rem on
Georeia ave. to Bonifant ST., turn right
3rdasey nseks TO Cedar ea suaih s., rfh one 1qek 70
shsphefd ssfspfrsyi sss$ g eau MANNING & GLENN
onIT GHEvY wy S,aoN GaAsE wao; p CsssSo Conn
shopping center, Convenient terms Com
Tile bath, stairway to attic, side living
porch electric relrigeration; oil burner
Sarssr WIsesnsin csll sI5a aw9odley &""'. Evenings
s5."5o--l SQUARE OFF 10Th ST
f-room Colonial brick; close to stores and
transportat atom on quiet street. In excel
| lent condition; hot water heat. hardwood
noors' lnclosed double rear porches; $3.50
'', 1,oa r"f hASH9S Hh = q z" RGcHs P55 %s"5S
I OUTSTANDING CORNER BRICK.
5ol Oglethorpe ST. NV
| Suitable for physician \ rooms :,
esta espose oil 1Sae Tadsp" sarss os
dition. Inspection by appt. only. Mr..
| Rane.
| WAPlE Il JAMES. INC.
Randolph BAL. Dist. 3348
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
| 1910 Tavlor ST. n.e.-6-room brick CO.
ionlai; Just completed; every modern con-
yenlence; auto. heat.
OPEN DAILY TILL PM.
| WOODRIDGE REALTY co.
2311 r. ! Ave NE North coO3
YOUR RENT WILL BUY
me outstanding new home in the
btlhesda area, convenient to stores. schools
ana transp lrta ion; close to the new Re-
| search Institute. 4. bedrooms, bath on End
/ fioor, ful!-s!ze living room with fireplace,
| dlhlnR room and fully equipped kitchen.
| 1ull basement automatic heat. attached
! garage large lot II YOU are paying $50
! or more rtnt. don't mss this oppoTtuntv.
| cal ] WESLEY RIICHANAN Miac
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MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE.

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
NOR, Why take a chance ENJOY complet e
protection Low rates Open storage Pri-
Vate rooms. Call Merchants, Natl f90O
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10Th ST. HEIGHTS.
DEVONSHIRE COURTS,

"rd A., consisting of lv. rm, covere
porch kit, dInette bedrm. bath. incl, S
porch large closets, gar; Il block bu
Call Georgia zoos after $50 p m.
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fine rooms. 3 baths, extra lavatory,
aItlc. fun basement air-cond.tioned oil
heat. electric refrigerator. gas range
Weather-stripped insulated. screened, cop
per cutters. doWnSpouts and fashlnRS, cop
per water pipes. furred walls owner built
! bedroom and bath on frsf floor; screened
porch. See Ny Cooper on the premises.
Open daily and Sunday. SlI 900
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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WOODBRIDGE GARDENS

al. 10th ST. ne-New center-hau de-
tached brick, g rooms. Il. baths attic.
fireplsce modern kitchen gas air-condj-
TONED heat, slate roof lot 5oxll5; near
bus. schools stores: price, Sa.45U Open
VIM R. THOROWGOOD,
o024 r. l. Ave NE Dec OBJ
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.-SS2JO.
Only two blocks west Conn ave and
shopping center. Convenient terms Com
ple:ely reconditoned: u bright rooms, full
Tile bath, stairway to attic. side living
porch electric relrigeration; oil burner
garase. Call Woodley 300. EVENINGS.
Wisconsin 5I53
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WEST END.

Splendid house in a desirable neiehbor-
hood. for roomng or boarding. 1T rooms
street. House has all modern improvements
in heating, plumbing and laundry equip
ment and could be used for separate apart
ments. Premises in fine condition in every
respect. House can be shown and all in
formation given by applying to
E. NJ. HODGE CO, INC,
Evening star., 1939-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.


5.5oo-CLosE-IN NE, CONVENIENT TO
everything. a real bargain: q rooms, :.
eaS terms REALTY ASSOCIATES. Natl.
l43S> until pm.
7-RM. BRICK, CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Sac. for Quick sale; Low cash, payment.
charges. EN-. 0192
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW REACHED
via Mass ave. containing five excellent
rooms, full attic and basement. oil air.
conditioned heat. heat. open fireplace q metal M
fiGas'S fhos in fHhf prsss Wo S"a S"y Sn SH?
pm. ;.1lS Conn. ave.
LOVELY LARGE HOME. ARRANGED 4
apts., located wide avenue. Sc, near Capi-
ASRmaf Nix THAbfN 5fS Wis " lssass iis or '0Ra WIS.,
NV. D IRRESPONSIBLE PARTY CAN
9urehass aSss a,o, brandentw and 6-Toom bath
for only $500 cash. $3.50 per month
alaGer pr!ce ssa59 so Convenient to shopping
NATL. 1896. A. NJ. ROTH TEMPLE 3.s4
SIX-RoOM HOUSE, SACRIFICE AT $4,000.
Leaving town, also sell furniture, new
dining room suite. l444 Oak st. NV. :S-
S,,.G5o-MT PLEAsANT--NEAR EVERY
prick home OF 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. Easy
terms. REALTY ASSOCIATES, Natl. 143s
until Q pm.
44th AND BRANDYWINE NW.-Sa. / 50
from individual owner yrs. old. 6 rms.
bath. all brick; inside lot. EN-. 511":1. 2S'
HONEST VALUE. CHOICE CHEVY CHASE
Md. Almost new brick home. bedroom and
lavatory first floor; > bedrooms. bath. ind
floor: built-in garage; automatic heat lot
5ixl50. with white picket fence; conven-
lent location; Less than market value
EMERSON 7155. MIR. TWEED.
1915 IRVING ST: NW;-lo R.. 2 B.:
new. OPEN EVE, 7 TO $50
CONVENIENT TO WOODROW WIIsC
and Alice Deal Schools: sUse Used brick house,
oil heat. built-in garage; offer will be con-
sidered. MR.. TWEED. Emerson 1855 to
pm
NO CASH PAYMENT; . HOUSES Y ACRE
and II. acres: $50 and $50 mo- Need re-
pair. COFFMAN REALTY CO, SH 4l3:i.
PRACTICALLY NEW BREUNINGER-
built home in beautiful Shepherd Park. on
large corner lot. 8 rooms, > baths, 3 bed
rooms, breakfast nook. built-in garage,
eS;it ;gsss asHs HS.'As; so4c 81 !S:: asst
COL 2o7S,
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NEW DETACHED BRICK

bu,.galows, air conditioned: side porches
fuil easement. tile bath Priced from
81 ,99O-S31 MONTH.
DRIVE OUT NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. -
NILE PAST DISTRICT LINE to RAY RD
TURN LEFT 200 FEET TO HOMES
SAMPLE OPEN DAIIY I'd : p N
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SUITABLE FOR NAVY OFFICER OR DEPT
ofhClai-Detached Suburban-type S-room
house completely furn bedrms, ! q
baths fireplace, piano elec refg.. washer.
new OIL burner: basement, maid S room and
toilet. bullt-in garage conv. Conn. ave.
bus. stores, schools and Cathedral. Emer-
son ',3!h
G:}o: .th ST NV W-CONVENIENTLY LO-
Gated Tor churches. school, shopping.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK AND l6th-
rms, completely fur, TO responsible
adults Would reserve / or , bedrmS If
asreeable. 1880 Tavlor NV Col. o50b-W.
RIVERDALE, 1l3 WASH AVE- ROOMS;
Stoker auto. heat, >5!.5u. Adults only.
Shown by appointment. Emer. 1866.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 3 STORIES.
basement splendid neighborhood $50 mo.
Box lSO-R, Star.
PARKWOOD PL, AT l4th ST. NEAR
Cavalier Hotel-Comfortable convenient:
3 hedrms., sleeping porch: reaS. Col. ~.
3" w. KIRK ST, CHI CHI MD. NEAR
CIRCLE, Sll5: incl, light heat, hv rooms 1
bedrms: in large home. Wis 3li1.
ALEXANDR!A-NEW b-RCoM DUPLEX.
screened perch EIectroluX: heat furn.; near
bus. schools. Alex. "501-J 80
MT PLEASANT-COMFORT HOME.
! bedrms., oil heat. spacious grounds, large
trees: so, Columbia isl.
- FRANKLIN ST NE JUST OFF NORTH
Capitol al Mchieen ave; Attractive
brick, d rooms, :. baths. inclosed porches,
elec. rcfs.. oil heat, garage: VIII lease for
year or longer: leaving city.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.

Bedroom and bath OF first floor two
bedrooms and bath on md FIR. screened
porch; BRICK garage. Large level lot; near
schools, churches and TranSportat ation paved
street; reasonable terms. might trade Mr.
Graham Dec. 500, or WAPLE & JAMES,
Evening star., 1939-10-26
BEAT THE PRICE RISE,

Now is the Tine 10 see these distinctive
new 6-room BRICK detached Chevy Chase
homes Unusual IN style, up-to-the-mlnute
IN appointments. built right on splendid
lots. They will sell themselves quickly
al these low prices From $500 to sIu-
$50. Call Emerson 5u33
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S6 35O-PETWORTH

Completely redecorated, Groom brick. mr.
eth and Gallatin SITS. NV. New linoleum
stove, etc: bult-in tub. shower, built-in
garage. A real value. Easy terms. Phone
Georgia $500 till pm. for full details
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GEO. $500
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

WEST RlVERDALE-NEW. UNFURN: 3
rooms, bath shower, ultramodern elec kit.
private. Utilities furn. Near everything;
$50. 435 Joseph St
ENTIRE md FLOOR, . LOVELY SUNNY
rooms, kitchen. cloSed-in porch attrac-
lively furnished. desirable neighborhood.
l4:f Ord ST. ne. KenlWorth. AT. 1g.1-J.
Sunday and ewes. after Il.
ARLINGTON ROOMS, KITCHEN; UN-
iurn.: quiet neiGhborhood: reasonable.
lo3d N. Randolph st oxford .4S.
NORTH WOODSIDE, SILVER SPRING. MD.
Hddn,s ~ md aTe,- unfurn.. ATTRACTIVE 3
private entrance. Corner detached home
Garaee. Adults, Shepherd !h55-J.
I72S ,lSt ST N, ARLINGTON, VA
UnfurnlShed > rooms kitchen, bath and
large porch. Chestnut .S3.,
Isl FIR: 3 LARGE, SUNNY RMS, KIT.
path porch, 30, Shepherd 34i4. Sum-
day or evenings. Shep. G49t.
DESIRABLE st FL. UNF: BEDRM. L, r.
d. r. kit. bath. porch fireplace: gar 1913
10Th S, Arl Ewes. Sun. jackson l405-W
ALEAANDRIA-UNFUR FOUR ROOMS,
bath, md floor; sarase, ami; elec. retg.
OIL heal; 500. Republic :iO5l.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE WITH BABY, WANTS >
rooms. kitchen, bath, furn, $40; NV
section Box OR Star
UNPUBLISHED, " ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath. centrally located, not over SD, So
Telephone Met. 4515
COLORED - COUPLE AND INFANT -
Furn.. | room. kit, bath: heat retg Le-
drolt Park section. Box 1878. Star.
Evening star., 1939-10-26
APARTMENT SITE FOR SALE.

PRICED MUCH UNDER 81 PER FT. IN
Nd few IT. from District line. Utilities
within 80 # fare bus transport a ION
Cali quickly if interested No brokers'
GUY WHITEFORD. National 2432
Evening star., 1939-10-26

TWO SPLENDID INVESTMENTS
9"' Delafield pl. n.w-~5,95O 6-rm
row brick bath h.-w h. rec. rm.. lee rear
yard In Al condition. Easy terms
1868 MARYLAND ave. n.e-SJ.91u s.
rm. brick, bath, INV h : excel cond Can
ne arranged as apis. Top floor rents
$40 Easy terms
s. A. YOUNG CO..
Evening star., 1939-10-26
New
Center Hall Colonial Brick.
5113 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY

OIleFy CIdSe, u. Y.
Situated in quiet square Just west of
Conn ave at Harrison ST. or via Reno rd i.
one square north OF Nebraska ave A
convenient and delightful situation-ldeal
for a family with children, as three of
Washinston'S finest public schools are in
close proximity. Features include ~ living
room, 3 bedrooms each will accommodate
twin beds, paneled library and first-1oor
lavatory, Maids room and bath: attic:
ar conditioning; 2-car garage. Lots l55'
deep. Four types to choose from Sl4.95O
to ST. 400.
OPEN DAILY NJ To q d Al
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OPEN DAILY 10 AM TO PM
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
CUSTOM-BUILT GEORGIAN.

y
Owner, leaving town. to sell beautiful
home less than , years old Has special
detail throughout. Unusual paneled club
room, with parquet floors and fireplace;
den side porch and lavatory on ground
floor :, large bedrooms. :, baths; finished
:'rd-f1oor rm.. maids room and bath in
basement: air conditioned e-car brick
garage. This corner lot home, conveniently
located, is an unusual offer.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Evening star., 1939-10-26
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

: ROOMS, . B 3-CAR GARAGE; :!710
Mass. ave. NV: SO. rms. and b. 5ls1
ed Il a m to 3 pm to pm !; 81 .
Morrison ST. @2 blks from Conn ave;
8 large rooms, big closets. oil heat maid s
room also nearby. 10 rms. :, baths e
bedrooms FULTON r. GORDON. 1927
Eye st, Dist. 5.33n Even, Wood 5O9l.
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900 10Th ST. NV.

Cor. Eye t-RefrIgeration . eleva-
tors switchboard. Resident manaeer.
! room, kitchen bath $4,000
| room kit, bath, porch 5000
3 rooms, kitchen bath 300
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. National. 234o.
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COLORED-l.44 KALCRAMA RID. NV,
nr 18th SIT rms, bath, 3 porches;
h.-w.h., gas. elec.: GOOD cond Sh0. 80
Col. l4l4
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SENSATIONAL.

81 ".5u-S3a - PER MONTH
IF II A Approved
u large rooms alr-cond!tloned auto
matte neat. covered concrete porch:
artistic interiors stipp!ed walls, Iavat0ry
IN basement. ExhtbI' home 5 HiaUatha
ave ne 'be'. Buchanan and Allison
SITS, aGlacent Soldiers Home PARK
OPEN II AN TO PM
BEITZEIT. DISTRICT 3lOO
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LELAND. CHEVY CHASE, MD.


BARGAIN AT Si.J5U
Well wooded lot. close to all schools
Large living room with fireplace. side living
porch 3 bedrooms. Built-lu garage New
OIL burner. Close TO bus
EDW. Fl. JONES & CO. INC, Woodley o3oO
NORTHEAST HOMES
Six rooms. :! poiches. gara4e: ncW-Eouse
condition. Vacant. Small cash payment or
lot N trade
New .-tamily house. a m j.. only SO 80
Mr.. GllGden, De. o05i-M d. 3341
WAPLE Il JAMES INC
Evening star., 1939-10-26

COLORED
1SU2 Half st. S.W.-.J rooms. cleo, large
yard S!u 50 NJ FRANK RUPERT, 1O3l
eth ST. W.
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$3.50.

30 ,95U.
70 BUILT-52 SOLD
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
tNaShlnston's Fastest-Selling Detached
Homes
spacious rooms 2 tile baths full
basement with lavatory, open fireplace: air
conditioned oil heat, de luxe kitchen:
slate roof spacious lots. Exhibit home
443S Davenport st
0PEN l. AN. TO 9 PM
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ONLY S9.25O.

IN SELECT AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
NV uetdched all-Drlck homes. Center
entrance tvpc i laree Nell-arranged
rooms. bath fireplace. basement arranged
Ioi rerrea,lon room gas a,r-conditioned: ::
garage; slate rnof
H a INSPECTED AND APPROVED.
BAKER REALTY CO INC DIST l2II
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Mr.. WALTER REED, S42.5O

f6:;6 Ga ave. ADJ. 3 nice size rooms.
HI dinetye bath with shower refrieera-
ton porcn and yard
O. b HOPKINS,
II. I'm, nNI l.E NRrmnN- Ave
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CAPITOL HILL

4th ST. NE. NEAR E CAPITOL.
Practically new, detached brick home
bedrooms. full cellar divided into I
add tional rooms. oil heat, front and side
porches; side and rear garden, also
Sunken garden. Peeola in rear garden
Ideal home for doctor or dentist. Priced
reasonable a. $500. VIII arrange terms
TO suit purchaser
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09
GUERNSEY COW
 BREEDERS MEET
Annual Session Set For March 2O- State Sale
 Date Also Announced

Of particular interest to the many Guernsey breeders in this section is the announcement just made of the annual meeting of the Connecticut Guernsey Breeders As sociation to take place at the Edge wood Country Club, Cromwell, on Monday, March 20, 1889. The meet ing will open at 5:3O p. m., with a short business session. It will be followed by a steak dinner.
 F. c. Shaw, Superintendent ot Langwater Farm, North Easton Massachusetts, will be the princi- pal speaker of the evening and will show movies. Earn N. Shultz oi the American Guernsey Cattle Clut will also be present. He will show interesting movies of New England scenes and Guernsey herds.
 It has just been announced that the Connecticut State Guernsey Sale will take place at Durham Fair Grounds, Durham, Connecti- cut, on Tuesday, April 25. This is an annual event in the program ot the Connecticut Guernsey Breed ers' Association. Prospective con- signors having any cattle from blood tested herds which they care to put into this sale should com municate with one of the members of the Sales Committee: Harold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09
FOREIGN DRIVERS
 GET CONCESSION
Don't Need Registration to Operate on Connecticut
 Highways

Motorists from foreign countries will be permitted to drive their cars on Connecticut highways this summer without obtaining state registration under provisions of the new law passed by the General As- sembly and sponsored by the Auto- mobile Legal Association.
 These drivers are obliged to pos- sess an international operators li- cense and registration which is fur nished by the various countries abroad. This bill was endorsed by the Hartford Chamber of Commerce, the New England Council, the Con- necticut State Publicity Committee and by representatives of the pe- troleum and automobile industries.
 Similar bills have been submitted to the legislatures of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont. Maine and New Hampshire already have such law. The passage of this bill will encourage European tourists who, no doubt, will come in large numbers to the United States this year to attend the New York Worlds Fair; also to travel through Con- necticut and the other sister states.
 It is stated on authority of the ALA Foreign and Domestic Travel Department, that between 10000 and 25,000 European tourists will flock to American shores this year. Not all of these persons will bring their motor cars, but 1t is estimated that at least 5000 or 10000 European cars will be seen on New England highways during the spring and summer months. This will be boom to the hotel and gasoline busi- ness and, no doubt, hundreds of these persons will visit stores and business places in Connecticut. A great number, 1t is understood, are to visit the college towns.
 This bill was filed for the ALA by Rep. Parsons of Pennington chairman of the Motor Vehicle Committee of the General Assembly,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09

any act makes of the citizens a sim pie instrument of the despotic au- thority."
 Remarking that the church has occasionally been regarded as an en- emy of liberty because she "has op- posed liberalism agnostic and de- structive order" he declared that in truth the church must be the great est defender of liberty. For, he said, the church "has continued inces- sanity and for centuries that spir- itual education which aims to i'm plant in man the conviction of a free and formidable responsibil- ity for his acts, and has given to all without distinction - the gov- erning as well as the governed the consciousness of their essen- tial equality before God, in such way as to exclude all violation of the proper rights of the human person."
 So he called upon all Catholics to exercise all liberties, to be &C., tive and militant in that regard, and to show that the common good is best promoted through the full exercise of those liberties.
 A prominent churchman re- marked shortly after the papal elec- tion that one of the most important elements in the background of the new Pope might be the fact that he had made 8 visit to the United States. For in the United States, said this churchman, the man who later became Pope Plus XII got a first-hand view of a free church in free society. That he was eager to see as much as possible of this set-up is evidenced by the fact that he travelled across the country and back by airplane. Be- fore he left for Rome, he ex- pressed vast admiration both for the people and civil institutions of the United States, and for the ex- cellence of the church's organiza- tion in America.
 He may have had in mind the plight of educational institutions in the totalitarian lands when, in an address at Catholic University In Washington, he said:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09

were the old folks, they have gone along in the business world in a modest way, perhaps, but most hon. est and honorable in all of their dealings.
 For ourselves we respect the name, we respect the older as well as the younger members, and we bow in memory to the departed soul of Anne Corden, conscientious and earnest worker for the good of all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09

As long ago as l93Z, TOT ln- stance, discussing the economic crisis and the move toward na- tional self -sufficiency, he wrote:
 "There is at the same time for all nations the necessity to be- come conscious of their interde- pendence and to adapt to the various forms of their solidarity corresponding forms of collabora- tion. If it is necessary for them, generally speaking, to maintain their economic systems on a na- tional basis, it does not follow that they must writhe systematic ally by themselves behind eco- homie frontiers that are more and more insurmountable.
 And in 1886 he deplored the mounting conflicts between nations, stressing Christianity as the liberat- ing force which would set man free to realize his divine potentialites, and adding:
 "Our horizon is itself obscured by the most menacing clouds of our times, especially where crim- inal enterprises even desire the exaltation of all sorts of idols, in- deed truly the destruction of all religious sentiment, under the covering of an atheism erected at the outset as civilization"
 One of his most important pro- nouncements on the subject of liberty was made last summer in letter to the Semaine Sociale of France.
 Recalling the comment of St Gregory the Great - that the diff ference between the barbarian kings and the Roman emperors was that the barbarian kings were masters of slaves, while the Ro- man emperors were masters of free men-he went on to say that the best organized state was one ir which:
 '-The co operation of citizen. for the common good is realized with the greatest respect ant the greatest growth of the qualitie. proper to man. For the civil order i. not one of tyranny and servitude depriving the members of the socia body of the proper rights of human nature, or one that in regulating