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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Democracy Based On
Firm Belief In God
EdwardR Stettinlus, Jr., Noted Industriaist, Sees
Need for Spiritual Leadership In America

New York, June 99--CspeciaD -
IA firm belief IN God q declared by
Edward n. stettlnlus, Jr., who has
resigned as chairman OF the board
Of the United states Steel Corpora.
ton 10 Join President Rcosevelts
Advisory National Defense Commits
sion, 10 DO the basis Of democracy
and freedom.
mo earthly power can prevail
against the trinity-faith, hope and
charity,-for they spring from and
can exist only IN the presence Of q
Arm and enduring belief In 81.
preme Being Who Is all-good and
all.powerful," says Mr.. etettlnius.
Our nation was founded on that
belief. The founding fathers did not
prescribe how we were 70 worship.
But by their every word and deed
they acknowledged God and estab.
lished the principle that the state
should never presume TO take 70 Il.
self the attributes Of absolute power.
To-day there seems TO be 0 tend.
ency In many quarters TO exalt the
material above the spiritual. The
simple ideals do not appear 10 be
as sacred as once they were. Yet
those Ideals are at the very roots
Of our rights % free men. II we
permit these Ideals to be destroyed
our freedom will leave with them.
1T 10 not by mere chance that
some nations which are governed
by absolute dictators make war on
religion. They must destroy the
dignity and importance OF man, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Suspensions Ordered
For Reckless Drivers
Motor Vehicle Department Determined To Impress All
Operators With Seriousness OF Offense

erai provision allows the commits.
siorer TO exercise his authority In
imposing 0 suspension or further
restriction Of the operators driving
privilege.
This authority we propose to use
10 the extent Of siWperding for 30
days the license OF an operator who
Ia convicted OF speeding for q second
time within ~ months. More dras.
TIC measures would be taken, Of
course, In the case OF third Or
fourth conviction.
AS far as the law rs concerned,
o driver stands convicted OF speed
Ing Or violating the rules OF the
road even though the court may
suspend judgment remit the fine,
folle on payment OF costs, or II the
operator forfeitS his bond. suspen-
sion will follow as mentioned above
II this rs the second offcnse.
"These suspensions, OF course, 70.
late 10 O second conviction for
speeding or violating the rules Of
the road within IL months OF the
first one and are In addition TO the
general policy OF the department Of
guspending licenses for accuinulat.
ed bad records as result OF con.
victiofls, complaints, and accidents"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
HOLIDAY PROGRAM
FOR BUNKER HILL.
Biggest Parade in Years
With Three Musical
Units Included

The Fulton American Band, 81.
Josephs fife and drum corps and
the Mattatuek flfe and drum corps
will DO among the musical organi-
cations taking part In the Fourth
Of July parade Ut Bunker Hill, II
was announced today by Albert
Loeffler, general chairman, The pa
rade, which will start at 10 q. m,
and Is expected 10 DO the largest
In the sections history, win DO re-
viewed by city ofiaeials and other
dignitaries from the porch OF the
home OF r. A. Wells, on Bunker
Hill avenue.
The parade will be one feature
Of the holiday program Of the
Bunker Hill improvement associa-
ton, Other features will be sports
events, entertainment, and Q pa
triotie program. The patriotic pro-
gram will be held on 0 specially
constructed stand near the Bunker
Hill firehouse. Principal speakers will
be Mayor Vincent Soully and 0on-
gresham J. Joseph Smith,
Major Newton w. Alexander Is
chairman OF the parade committee,
Mrs, Alice Bradley In chairman OF
the reception committee.
Prizes will be awarded Tor the
best costume and floats In the
parade. Awards will also be made 10
the winners Of the sports events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

a",d~v s,,ne y "a
Hfs Tho fintverse inci,,dirg Man
Evoiva ~ No At",nic a,s Iii IT, H.
s,,bieet ~ m" fessan .scrnon "
~" fsoidan T~x sp' r. Srnn" Anos
l.fa. nfsor s ia ne that fnrn,eti, tSe
tnca,ntatrs ana rrnateth ths vtrd
and d"niareti, ,,nto O me-, whst Il hls
fhovSHt that m"Eeti, t,,c ssarrin@ Inc
darSgess ana trssd.th unon tbe
Sioh riace ~ N" n"rti, r'kc nrH
Tba HI GS ~ hosts "a ~ ~, r.E ~"
T,,hie readir~s irri" S ~. So,.
iow,rg. 1es" IH u os,r .'" rcf,g" ard
streneth verv ar sresent hsin Il,
s snmi.is T,,srn{ora " IN rnt o."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

In order 10 impress drivers with
tho geriotuiless OF o speeding
charge, the Motor Vehicles Depart-
inent has adopted the policy OF Gus
pending licenses for 30 days for o
second conviction for speeding II "
occurs within twelve months Of the
first, Commissioner Michael A. Con.
nor said today.
where fast driving Is the Issue,
Violations OF the rules OF the road
will DO considered with equal seri-
otBreEs by the department ard viii
lead 10 q suspension In the zane
way" the commissioner added.
"For q conviction OF speeding, the
law requires that the operator must
furnish proof OF financial RESPONSE
billy, that B, compulsory lnsur-
afice. II 0 perGon, therefore, Is
convicted OF speeding O second or
third time, there Is no additional
penalty provided by low, but o gen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
DELEGATES NAMED
BY VT. W. GROUP

Information regarding the where
abouts Of Harvey Z. Benson, o
charter member, ID being sought by
Wheeler Young Post Veterans Of
Foreign Wars.
Benson, who served In the navy
left the city several years $50.
Anyone knowing his whereaboltf
ID asked 70 communicate with
Arthur LaBeiie, Of Sylvan avenue.
Az a meeting at the arnofy
Thursday night, Lieut.. Col. William
shanahan and Paul Reed were APP
pointed delegates 10 the national
convention at Los Angeles. Or.
Mortimer ATgara end william
Schneer were named aiternateS,
The next meeting wilt take place
July ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
JEHovAIvs WITNESSES

They are not OF the world, even
as I am not OF the world.-John
1910. True followers OF Christ
Jesus must follow where he leads
because they are called 10 take
that exact course ard they must
DO diligcnt TO obey his and Je-
fovah's commandments. q Pet,
2:2i) Jehoyah's witnesses are set
aside and commissioned by him to
DO tho representatives on earth Of
the Most High, tho Great Thcocrat.
They are not O political or religious
organization, and have 10 part In
tho worlds political affairs, not
even OF the nations wherein they
reside. Study begins OF 4 p. m. The
public B invited 10 attend at 100
East Main street, Garden Building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

FIRST METHODIST


Rev. John J. snavely, D. D., pas
Carbohydrates w. Plat, director,
director and bass; Mrs. Charles B,
Toleman, soprano; Mrs. Ronald y,
Jones, contralto; william NJ. Blair,
tenor; Mrs. Edwin H. Jones, or.
ganist.
Services Tomorrow
Morning worship 1880.
Organ prelude
Professional Hymn: "When Morn
Ing dilds the skies"
Gall 10 Worship by the Choir.
Silent Prayer-Words OF Assurance
Tho Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: "As Torrents IN
Summer" Elgaf
Responsive
Scripture Reading: Matthew IL.
Pastoral Prayer
Offertory
Jesus" Hawley
Hymn; 70 Lord, Our Fathers OFT
Have Told"
Sermon: Lest We Miss the King
dom's doal"-Dr. John ]. Snavely
Hymn: "dor Of Grace and God OF
Glory"
Prayer and benedietion.
Organ postlude.
Union evening services at 1880
on the lawn Of 81. Johns church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
FEDERATION IN
STATE SESSION
Six Delegates to Represent
Waterbury At Stamford
Meeting Sunday

Electlo NOT officers Of the state fed
Grafton Of Itallan.Amerloan clubs
will take place sunday afternoon ct
Stamford, The waterbury unit win
send six delegates. It Is expected
that the local association will win 0
place on the slate Of otleers.
Leaving at noon for Stamford will
be Louis 3. Bria, president Of the
waterbury organization: Charles
Sclullo, August Rlnaldi, Victor Mann
bruno, Joseph MaEzaferro and Carl
0emino.
Or. Frank Anastaslo, Of New Ha-
ven, who seeks nomination for con-
gressman-at-large, Is president Of the
federation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

SUCH IS LIFE
sY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Life goes on here
But In Europe IT'S bad,
The news that keeps coming
Is tragic and SAD.
In the midst
OF planting corn,
thoughts viii disturb you
About Europe war torn.
You and your family
Have plenty TO eat,
Are happy though France
Has gone down 70 defeat.
The family takes q trip
In the motor car,
But itS war trucks ana TANKS
In fields afar.
A good time Is had
At lake and shore,
But across the water
Everywhere itS war,
Life goes on here
But In Europe its bad,
The news that keeps coming
Is tragic and sad.
EN-. EN-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Q. Has there ever been an Eng.
llsh Pope?

Q. Has there ever been an Eng
llsh Pope7
A. Adrian w, 1859, was the
only Englisl. man to occupy the
Holy See. Prior TO his elevation
Adrian ~, or Nicholas Break
spear, was legate TO Scandinavia
where he became known as the
Apostle Of the North"
@. What Il the origin Of che
name "Israel?"
A. Israel was the name given
10 Jacob after wrestling whit the
angel. The term came Into grad
ual use as q pseudonym for the
u tribes; later, It was applied 10
the northern tribes and the
northern kingdom, and finally be-
came another name for the Jew.
ish people as q whole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
THOMAsT0N.BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main Street at Electric Ave.
Rev, II. Einar Kron, pastor.
Sunday, june 20:
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
Service OF worship at 900 o. NJ,
with sermon by the pastor on Obedi-
ent to His Commands.
sunday school conyeneg at 10 O.
m.
Thursday, June N-Ladies' Aid
will meet In the afternoon at the
invitation OF Mrs. Albert Melior In
her home In Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Lutheran
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
Cooke Street

Cooke Street
Organ prelude by Miss Emily Wall
Opening hymn
Gloria In Ecclsis
Epistle iesson-i Peter ., sis
Gospel lesSor-Lukc 8, Ill.
Rcciting OF the Apostles Greed
Hymn
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. John
N. g. M0iirfnafr, THE Miraculous
Draft OF Fishes"
Offertory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
o ANSWERS 70
URANIUM CRACKERS
dlssIlons On Comic Ys9e

Questl0nS on Comic Faye
/. but you cannot make
him drink.
., 80. out Of @ sow's ear.
Q. till the well runs dry.
f. ... where angels fear 70
tread.
s. Is worth two In the
bush.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Congregational
FIRST CHURCH

The order Of the Sunday morning
service OF II o'clock:
Prelude, Andante, Merkei.
Sentences.
Hymn, Holy, holy, holy Lord, God
OF hosts.
vocation I'd the Lords Prayer.
Vergicics,
Responsive Reading.
Gloria Patri.
Offering with Anthem, Hark, bark,
my soul, Shelley.
Doxoiogy.
Scripture Lesson, Isaiah IL, 4.s;
! Peter 1912.
Anthem, Yea, though I walk, Sui.
Ivan.
Prayer.
Hymn, strong Son Of God, immor.
tal Love.
Sermon, The Glory Of the Human
Il Peter 1870, Or. Gregg.
Prayer.
Hymn, Am I o soldier OF the cross.
Benediction.
Adam 0reig Richie, who has Just
finished his second year In the Hart.
ford Theological Seminary, will o..
gist In the pulpit.
Notices FoF the Week
Thursday, o y. m. Lecture prepa.
ratory 10 the Communion.
Friday, 1890 y. m. Boy Scouts,
Troop No. ~.
Saturday, 0:30 0. m. Cub Pack
No. ~ wifi leave the church for its
annual outing 10 New Haven. Tho
Pack will VISIT the Peabody Museum
Of Natural History, Lighthouse Point
and tho Airport. This will be the
last meeting until fall.
During July the First and Sec.
ond Churches will hold union sory.
Ices In the First Church at Il
O'Clock. Rev. James Phillips will
preach. During August and eepteim.
Der / they Will meet In the Second
Church, and the Bunker Hill Church
vii laiso unite with them. These
services will be held at 1880 O'Clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
RELIGIOUS QUESTION COX

Readers % The Democrat invited 20 send questions
regarding the pF0lesant Catholic Jewish faiths Questions will
DO answered this column promptly possible rhes should
DO accompanied By the and address the writer sh0u
30 addressed 70 this journal 70 Ths National Conference Of
Jews and Christians 600 Fourth Avenue New York City Where
peFSenaI reply u requested II should be stated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

Louis J. Thibodeau, principal Of Crosby High
School Is one school official who cooperates with the
press bbe" always calls the school reporter before
he sends story and always sends story long before
deadne Mrs Frances Beach Carlson, First Bap
list Church organst threw open her Bristol home last
evening for private piano recital by Harriet Greene
Betty Allen Of this city, well known soprano, assisted
Miss Greene
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
ST. MfCHAEL's

For week commencing June %:
The services OF 81. Michaels
church tomorrow, fifth Sunday after
Trinity, will be as follows: Celebra.
ton Of the Holy Communion Of
7:3o O. m. Morning prayer and ser.
mon OF II o. m. Sermon subject
Behold Your Cod.
Monday: 900 o. fl.-Holy com.
munion, 81. John Baptist day.
Tuesday: Gas p. m.-Altos and
sopranos.
Thursday: TOO p. m.-Troop 7 D.
8. A. In parish house.
Friday: TOO p. ni.-Altes and 30.
pra1os; entire choir OF 7:30 D. m.
Saturday: 900 O. m.-Holy com.
n1unlon 81. James day.
Attention Ia called TO the fact that
there will be no session OF the Sun.
day school again until fall.
The members Ct Shepherd Lodge
No. 10. A. r. A. M. and Salem Lodge
No. 1875 A. y. A. M. have been In.
v!ted to attend service on Sunday
morning at II 0. m. All other 90.
journing MagonS or Masons attach.
cd 10 other lodges are invited 10
join with them. This Is the serv.
Ice In communication OF 81. John
the Evangelist which takes place on
Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

A bee n able TO sting only once,
because Its singer pulls out and
remains Undecided In tho victim.
The bee Itself eds sholriytehrdl
The bee itself dies shortly after
losing It's singer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
@. what 10 the purpose and or.
igIn Of the Church Of England's
decennial lambeth Conferences?

A. The first Lambeth Confer
ence was held In London In 1857
In order that members OF the
Anglican Communion I'm oil
quarters OF the world might
"have Q share In the deliberations
for her welfare" The Conference
Is purely deliberative, meets In
private, and has no synodicai au.
thority or legislative powers, al-
though many OF It's findings be-
come documents OF far-reaching
Importance. The last Conference
was held In 1890. The Conference
regularly scheduled for this year
has BEEN postponed on account Of
the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

More support. TO the cause Of the A. Of MAC:
and A., better known the Amalgamation Of Mad
American Clubs and Associations, Is now thrown the
considerable support Of the NHS.F.C.E.WT. (the Ma.
tonal Honorary Society Of Former Circus Elephant
Water Toters to you). We told you about the A. OF
oil the queer clubs In the country TO meet at the New
York Worlds Fair on July II. Well, O. G: McDavid.
editor Of the McC0mb Daily Enterprise Of McComb;
Miss, has promised that the Former Circus Elephant
Water Toters will be on hand for the festivities
The Benevolent and Protective and Completely Uni.
versa Order Of Fred Smiths Of America, Boosting
5000 members, Is sponsoring the gettogether on the
Flushing Meadows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
ST, pAULg METHODIST

Rev. Samuel JOHNSON, pastor Of
Gt. PauiB Methodist Church on East
Farm street, will speak on "Kind.
feartedness" at the morning wor-
ship tomorrow az 1890 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
Calendar for Week Of Juns

Calendar for Week Of June -
Wednesday at i0-Ladies meet 81
church for outing TO Elizabeth Park
In Hartford. All who plan to 80
should inform Mrs. =. Einar Krcn
before Tuesday.
Thursday ct e-Choir practice In
church.
Friday at 7-Men meet for an eve
ming Of horseshoe pitching, with re-
treatments at parsonage on Cooke
street, after. Place to be announced.
Saturday at i0-Annual congre.
gational outing under auspices Of
church school. All desiring trans.
portation meet ct church at 10 Q. m.
Outing ct Lake Quassapaug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

Cliff and Molly Mciale are Worlds Fairing tins
weekend In celebration OF their fourth wedding ami
versary which occurs next Monday. :. Joseph stasa.
inas OF Congress Avenue and Russell szczesniak OF
Terryvlle we're accepted as recruits for the Army IN
Hartford Thursday :. Arthur Clark was best man at
the wedding Thursday In Torrngton Of Gladys Bardin
Of Torrington and Norman e Guerard OF Bantam
Joe Hoeran took Francis ODonne over the hurdles III
two Of three games at the Municipal Golf Course recently
And Hank Is supposed to be HopeveS ace dvot digger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
20i Cherry Street

Rev. Z. Einar Kron, pastor.
Sunday, June %:
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
Church school and Bible class at
$50.
Service OF worship at i0:45, when
the pastor will speak on At Thy
Word. The church choir viii sing.
Baptismal service IN the church
ct 4 .. m. Parents with unbaptized
children are asked to avail them.
selves Of this opportunity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

TO ease the shortage Of imported
raw material Turkey may Standard
ize certain domestic industrial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
CONGREGATIONAL

Morning worship will be held a
II o'clock. The minister, Rev. nd.
ward n. Hance, will preach on
where 10 Thy 0od7"
ChiidTen's sermon THE Girl Who
WorShipped Idols.
Music: Introductory voluntary,
Album Leaf" 0rieg: anthem, "HoI
Everyone That Thirsteth," MacFAr.
lane; oRertory, 20 Praise the Lord
Of Heaven" Arengky; concluding
voluntary, "Trlumphal March,"
Raffy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Masonic Sunday, June 20.
fn.af) A. NJ

1880 A. M.
Prelude: Andante f1aestoso, Con.
certo w ...,.....,......, Handel
HyTmr-0 Worship the King
The Gail 10 Worship, Invocation and
Lords Prayer
Anthem: octet: Holy, Holy, Holy
.,.,.,. TSchaikoWgky
Responsive Reading
Gloria Patyi
The Scripture Reading
Quartet: Lord, Lead Us Still. ....
sssss'sssbsss,ss 9keEBbb
Prayer
offcrtory: Octet: o Be Joyful In
the Lord ......... .0retchanino6
DoxoIogy
Children's sermon
Hynln-Teach Us Q Lord, True
Brotherhood
Sermon-"The Most Interesting
Thing About Men"
Hymn-dod Bless Our Native Land
Benediction
Postlude: Allegro. Concerto W..
.................. AanoeI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-22

The death OF the father OF Lanne Ross, well known
radio singer in London last Wednesday, revealed what
q talented stage family he has Not only was his father
an old and accomplished stageplaycr but 80 are MS
York. An uncle teaches Greek and Elzabethan stage
literature Lannies father Douglas Walter Ross made
his theatrical debut In 1903 He played with George
Arliss Lauretc Taylor, Herbert Beerb0hm Tree; was
leading man for Mrs. Patrick Campbell; and toured
with the Ben Greet Players. Yale men also knew him
q the university drama coach.