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Evening star., 1941-11-25
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL. Goth
and SITS. n:w.-Flreproof A A. A: one
so0a day M 9qee Nesf PVT snh t or
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. Ma. 54"5.
UNUSUALLY AT-rR. SUITE. COMPLETE
ly private; best residential sec suit. Tor
2 busiqesswomen, who would appreciate
proper background TO entertain; 500 per
mo: reference REQUIRED. Adams "3os
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APT CALL
Dupont 1000. Apt. 2ll. l10l 18Th st.
SqBEET q5k FURNISHED APT BEDROOM DR. PM
deck, sl35 mo. Gail Wo oa3s.
HOTEL, l440 R I. AVE. Nw-NEWLY,
beautifully furnished 3-room modern apt
suitable for or girls.
kA5GE ki.fSsBe,Ss CORNER 1-RM WINDOWS 9ssx
esneesrpf ciesn empf co9pif 100 S1n St . :
8 s,h ST. Sc ROOMS, FRIGIpAIRE;;
and NAVY Yard Franklin 493s.
Mt, PLEASANT. 1893 NEWTON ST, NV
fm-, Murphy bed, kitchen -dinette, closets.
foyer bath. $40 AD 2saU
SIS 5o--l6 N WASH AVE CAPITOL
HIS rms, semi-pVt. bath; s. Il adults.
YOUNG WOMAN WILL SHARE APART
ment with another: central location: $40
month: require permanence and references
Box 329-G Star.
STUDIO ROOM AND KTTCHENETTE NEW
house. mr. Mass ave. also 3-rm. apt in
also small bedroom 1923 22nd St. W
ACCOM-; a CoNv. .DEPTs: ARTIST 8
studio. huge rooms; hreplaceSs; cl9se,s
oriental rugs PAL painting;SS; da;S;, - wind9Ss 13s.
sH sHo'.f 4e43. e'He 0eS"eo ee'''"SS' H"' '"
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE BROOM APT
suitable 81 BE =. for : or 4 ! block from ward
N
clean quiet adults only. III 10Th st, sc,
1907 c ST SE.-LARGE ROOM AND
kit, nicely furn.; clean quiet home; on
bus line: gentle adults.
NEAR sHOREHAM HOTEL---LARGE TWIN
CO. CO 59so 9St' after fer pm. Or III ''
COUPLE DESIRES ANOTHER COUPLE TO
share mod. pvt home: kt priv conv
trsnsp Phone Wsrfed 73aa- 80
AERIEP NAE GoqPLE WHrE NTH 1d HIS tbgse
home Room and board furnished for
care two children; no laundering. Apply
Between Be sssn' 9I and nd ioGn. pm. -V 00'1
taa BAH. G ST 81 kr ET eess RMs' klTcHENE1!E
WN-COMPLETFLY FURNISH
can Cd NEON ME- % a7d beo7e Sf apt EVEN %n BE- 81 s
17o7 col. RID NV LADIES SHARE
home priv: S35 mo. ca co $500.
PA 4th ST. SE-2 ROOMS. LIST FLOOR
front; Frigidaire, sink; clean. comfortable
quiet, sober couple.
YOUNG GENTLE EMPLOYED GIRL TO
share bachelor apt. with another; 10 min.
walk Munitions Bldg. Box 245-G. Star.
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE MODERN BACH
elor apt. . rms. tW1 beds, pvt. bath, pvt.
entrance, maid service telephone: excel.
trans: must be seen TO be appreciated
Call CO O935 after 4 pm.
WANTED CONGENTAL FELLOW TO
share apt. conv. to transp: Jewish Call
Sligo "5l bet. 40 p.m.
YOUNG JEWISH MAN TO SHARE FURN
l-room efficiency apt. 1910 18th ST. Call
HO. 53l6 bet S:3e and 10 pm.
LARGE Ink ROOM NICELY FURN.
Frigidaire. Ven. blinds fireplace. cedar
closets. ami; reaS, Ii. S3ls.
DOWNTOWN, 1914 14th ST. No. IL
> or 3 large Semi-furn, rooms. kit. and b.,
for 4 or ,: ch W: good heat.
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NEW-IMMED1ATE POSSESSION.
Detached brick, q rooms cement porch,
fully modern equipment; quiet residential
community; only 30 minutes from down
town. You must see it; 3740 Camden st.
Sc. INQUIRE al branch office. 3211 Penna.
ave. Sc, Ii 1000
ADEI4BERT w. LEE
13i3 H ST. NV DI 1000
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CYRUS KEISER. Jr..
WEEKS BEST BUY.

real home. $500 English-type brick,
rms, . large bedrooms, bath, large living
nm eafase 1oc zone. Fine lot 5OxI -.
$1,000 under market price. 3 bedrooms,
large living room In fast developing sec
ton Of better homes; $500
$3.50
Building lovely homes where you would
ike to 1--we 6-room brick, "a baths; 1Oc
See These Homes Today Through Ofice.
ARLINGTON DTVIGTnN
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


Z ROOMS, 2 ENCLOSED PORCHES, GAS
heat. near Shoreham Hotel; $3.50.
Woodey 0934.
OWNERS NEW HOME IN ATTRACTIVE
section; 2 bedrooms, gas heat linens,
china; S12O Immediate possession. Be-
tween 10 and -. and 3. WI. 1921
NEAR 10th AND EVARTS SITS. Me-
room bungalow. oil heat. big yard. garage,
$50. EN-. 1880. 26-
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 1905 ROLLING RD-
3 bedrooms. = baths completely and ex-
auisitely furnished. grand piano, panel
lounge. maids room and bath, LAUNDRY
kitchen; avail. until May /: $3.50. in
Guiding utilities and heat Wisconsin
4S04 for appointment. Maid available.
LOG CABIN. STUDIO HOME; 20 MIN.
from Capitol semi-furnished; living room,
20x3O #, balcony bedroom, GIFT. fireplace,
XII bea pif tcben and batb M iu charm
ing. livable; no children. Call F. D.
ZANTZINGER, 945 K st. NV. Ma. 5371.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FULLY EQUIPPED. NEAT. CLEAN BACH
elor apartment. private bath; walking dis
tance or easy transportation downtown.
L. F. BIRD National 900.
WELL FURNISHED ONE ROOM K. AND B.
NV sec. Decatur 0S00, Ext. 403, after
pm
MODERN, NEWLY AND COMPLETELY
furnished l or . 70 :. apt, KIT -dnette.
private bath. for / or Q months, Dec. st:
$50 to $50 Box "A. Star 26'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4BEDROOM BRICK FRAME HOUSE.
Large masJer bedrm, with large attached
bath. 2nd bath attached bedrm,. 1st floor:
maids nm, bath; auto OF neat; Lock
hill dr.. Kensinston. Nd. Ewes. WI. 35l5.
SILVER SPRING-SAMPLE 5-RM, HOUSE.
3lg st. Lawrence drive. Open. Shepherd
5534 H. J. BIEBER. owner-builder.
FALLS CHURCH-cozY STONE HOUSE,
s.T5ss T09m s56 Pf9 sssssned sS ggPH Of
4saa Lee hwy, CH. 3259 Ok x a1sI.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-DET BR. 5 r q
b, b., insulated. storm doors and xindOw,
es eieV'. large Oos oak. well Jsndscsped. exc H
terms. y cash, bal. s33 .IS mo: buyer viii
$1,000 could refnance. Box 23-A. St.r'
H9ATTsyHLE E,Kni.v Mp $40 sesh oao AYE
rooms; bath, sleeping porch, thorough
and public park. Vacant. OWNER. Gail
Mr.. FoREsTvILLE, FEW FIT, OFF MARL-
cash: make offer. worth double. HYATTs-
VILE what home, value a. s5.550' $3.50
RYON CO, 1915 n Y. ave.
ARLINGTON-ALMOST NEW CAPE COD,
5 large rooms. tile bath. fireplace. oil h
VIII. lovely gameroom; near, school. store.
terms GRAIN, CHI. 325a.
ARLINGTON 500: NEW BRICK. q
rooms = full baths: bedroom and bath on
Rss hssF h% SHs aPa GH s'R2S Ss "a ALH GRAIN 1899
ARLINGTON lSo1T "a BEDROOMS LIy-
5GS BLOCKS from from 1Sc BUS Sc See 1VHFFp oWNER siIi
9th st. north. Or phone Gebe 0695.
NEARBY MD.--sToRE AND TWO ACRES,
on pike: porch; large bakery with fuu
Easy terms Call "WARING," VARIED
2232 eve. or before 10 am. 25.
BUY TO-DAY AND SAVE.
Silver Spring, Md;-Large, new. detach-
ed brick; 8 rooms; bath. oil heat wooded
lot; near bus and school little gem:
50" $50, $1,000 cash. S65 per month. Dis
RANDoLPH 500. GEORGIA 41as.
ARLINGTON. VA.-,FINE NEW COLONIAL
home, >l2,55O; all large rooms. 2l7 BATHS.
restricted section. From Key Bridge drive
dale. IfT turn 'as reht on Military nd I'd % TO Lore y
open siFn CH 55I7 or cH, $500.
WE WILL BUILD
A home to order for you on your lot -
one of ours. Send for free Catal0c'o
selected plans. Peas Homes OF Wa -
ington, Inc, builders.
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK W. BERENS. INC.
1927 ST NV MA s37a. Ewes 81. 67s'.
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
grounds, an abundance OF flowers, shru
berry and trees; school around the corner:
Ioc transportation: less than lo-mtr;
efe viii take iU s45oo Har1 SNF pot1e5sion 9oa's sans
c. w. CLEVER CO.
1923 N. Irving 81. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1941-11-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK-5-ROOM, BATH, BUN
galow apt, unf., newly decorated: oil heat
and utilities incl: immediate possession
Warf1eld ll91, after ii.
NEARBY FURNISHED APT
rooms, bath, dining room. kitchen: heat
furnished: gentiles splendid neighborhood;
500 month. c. L. KNIGHT, Ma. 81 -.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th AND BRENTWOOD RID. NE-NEW
corner brick. 9 large rooms, bath. chestnut
trim. b.-i. garage, auto heat; beautiful
rent, s' One block R. + ave, Ma. s5s4. AA'
IN AMER. UNIV. PARK. D. C, JUST
so It. frontage. this new center-hali brick
baths. rec. rm., fin. attic. THOS L.
PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900 until 8 pm. 1918
Conn.
12th, AND EYE SITS sE-4 FRAMES.
URC1oLo REALTY CO. ME 4941.
SILVER sPRING, siTsH MD.
Fiye-room Cape Cod home, Just finished;
location. Terms, and trade This home is
much better than average now offered
Call a,. Mr. SHANNON Eh9lsS sIfa Z rucHs CO.,
Sligo 4726 National 2345.
MODERN BUNGALOW.
Close to new Army and Navy buildings;
ya1v JUS completed; oaI st on lot l25 feet front
BEITZELL. District 31OO. or evenings
Franklin s793.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
,onai vicintiy tvrs 1d,h and Coumbia road Co
burner; long shot Price only $3.50
20, THos Hos E e JARRHL, Realtors.
e. capS} R4oMs sns br54A BATss APTs NEAR
cash. Call F. J Williams. II 3l43.
E. w. BAILEY. AD 1856.
6.o5O-INvEsTMENT
water heat; near aih "a and IN Marysnd Pyish ave- aVe
ne: VIII convert into . apis and refinish
inside and out, Potential, rent, s75 per
cash payment. Call Mr. Tabler with ~
.n SHANNON & LUCHs co
Sligo 4726. National 2345.
MARIETTA PARK.
Corner hrick md ba+L
two. glassinclosed porches. built-in ga
rage: in splendid condition; IS now renting
Tor S75.O0 per month: price is $50 90,
Nj sharnoF. EN-. ?G"i.' a5$a. WAPLE ~ !. JAMES,
INC DI 3346
1928 MONTAGUE ST, Nw-BRICK, 8
rooms. baths, oxford kitchen cabinets
F. A, BLUNDoN co. MA. OLA.
NEW-,IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Detached brick, rooms. cement porch,
community; only 90 minutes from down
town. You must see it; 374O Camden st.
Sc INQUIRE al branch Office. 3211 Penna.
,a. ADELBERT W. LEE
1912 H ST. NV. DI 1000.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Center-hall bungalow on Wash BALTIC
blvd, miles District; lot 75x366: large
pantry; fioored attic for additional rooms;
2-car garage; new-houSe condition. priced
a. appraised value. Call NO. 1000. ewes.
WO O0O6
SS,950-NEW DETACHED BRICK, AD-
Jacent TO Avondale and Michigan Park
ne. Six rooms and bath. Iayatory,
side porch. CONDITIONED oil heat,
gas refrigerator, built-in garage Trans
pOrtatlon at corner
$40 s5o-NEW DETACHED BRICK-Spa- =
clouS hall-plan Colonial in
beautiful new community, near head of
1bth ST. NV; SIX rooms. three baths.
screened porch, alT-Conditoned heat
with oil burner, slate roof copper
pipes: roomy, modern kitchen: the
largest home value at It's price on the
market today.
S14 ;50o-WEST of 18th st, overlooking
Rock Greek -Center-hall-plan
brick containing living room. dining
room breakfast nook, modern kitchen
and screened porch on the first floor
Ihree bedrooms and two baths on sec
and Moor. Two large bedrooms with
space for additional bath on third
moor. Hot-Vster heat with oil burner;
2-car bUIlt-In garage
80, SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 II St. NV National 2345
Evening star., 1941-11-25

BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB. Beth
eSda, Md.-Gentlemen only; large quiet
room. pvt. bath. open fireplace. newly furn,
. closets; suit. | or 2 gentlemen; avail.
Dec. st; semi-pvt. entrance; golf course
nrLuileRnS WI 1870
Evening star., 1941-11-25
BOLIVIAN CLUB,
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

3ll1 18th ST. NE.-2 BEDROOMS, LIV-
ing room. dinette-kitchenette private bath;
referense: adults only: no pets all utilities
2434 FRANKLIN ST NE (COR. 26thl-
& rms. Ok. h. b. and 3 ~: water. elec..
gas; porches; 1st A.; Sl2 wk. or best bid
30
1000 BRANDYWINE ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. utilities. Call all week
GEORGETOWN : LARGE RM. FIRE
place. kit, bath. garden entrance; $50.
References. MI. 1919.
GLOVER PARK, 241S 37th ST. NV
rms. kitchen. Selni-pvt. bath, screened
porch: gas. heat, elec. furn.; Il blk. car
line and stores; newly dec; empl. couple
only. S55. EN- 0422.
321 GARLAND AVE, TAKOMA PIX
rooms. kitchenette. all utilS. furnished.
Sligo 553l.
MODERN 2-RM. APT; FRIGIDAIRE: OIL
heat; quiet couple; S53. 400 Oglethorpe
st. NV. RA. 70S2.
52ol KANSAS AVE NW-(PLEASANT
corner home), 20 min. from downtown by
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire, inst. h.w.
references. Can be seen after $40 pm.
ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH,
only; $50. Ma 1850 or RA. 6426 after g.
TAKOMA PIX, MD-MODERN APT, LIv.
rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit: bath and porch.
HEIGLE. NJ. $3.50. Ewes. sH' 1858. ''O
1926 ILLINCIS AVE. NW-4-ROOM APT.
$50; utilities included; gentle adults only.
DOWNTOWN, 22I H ST. NV.
rms. xii. and bath. refg. incl; $50. so.
Resident manager, ME 31t3
Evening star., 1941-11-25

1423 R ST. NV. Apt 22.-Furnished
room for lady. Call Dupont 1860.
454 MASS AVE NV light house
keeping rooms semi-private bath; suitable
emplOyed couple. ME. O445.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

WARM DOUBLE ROOM. next to bath;
newly furnished 10-cent bus fare; gentle
men only; $50 per mo. CHI. 9l49, after
Evening star., 1941-11-25

BEAUTIFUL large front room. suitable for
young man; near transp.; reas.: unlimited
phone. Randolph 5000.
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5s11 14th ST. nw-New building; all spa
cious rooms; . bedrooms, living room, di-
nette, kitchen and bath; southern expo
sure; gas included: S15; adults only
Evening star., 1941-11-25
CONSULT A REALTOR.

WE HAVE CASH SUYER for your D
c. properly If the price is rlght. Frame or
Drlck, large or small. condition immaterial.
R A HUMPHREYS.
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. 0s7s.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
BRADMOOR

Turn Left on Bradley Boulevard to the
IDEAL COMMUNITY
55 Sold-2O Under Construction
six rooms. bath ,lavatory $4,000
six rooms. baths, rec. room,
garage. attic S11.5oo
3-Seven rooms. 8 baths, rec room
garage, attic -N s13,5oo
4-Center-hall Colonial, rec. rm
garage. attic - sl35oO
If you are in the market for home
you owe this community a visit
VIM. E. YOST. WI. 1892.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
FOREST HILLS-S23,950.

An unusually attractive all-stone Colo
NAL. featuring first floor library and lava
tory; lovely recreation room and fireplace
with terrazZo floor, four bedrooms and
two baths on the second floor: exception
ally large closets: maids room and bath;
Gar Wood automatic heat and air-condi-
tlonlng; beautiful flagstone terrace, large,
roomy attic; spacious lot containing | 500
square feet with dogwood. hickory. msple
and oak trees. BOSS & PHELPS. National
$500. After . pm. call Mr. Leigh. Wis
-1F1
Evening star., 1941-11-25
BEAUTIFUL SILVER SPRING
ESTATE

miles from center Of Washington-9-
rm. Englsh-Style brick house with stone
trim: bedrms.. 2i2 baths, living rm
14x24 recreation room with built-in bar:
oil heat: wooded lot. beautifully handicapped
with rock garden and lily pond; house sit
uated on high elevation overlooking Sligo
Park: attractlvely furnished: Sl15. VIM
Evening star., 1941-11-25
WE WILL BUILD

nome TO order for you on your lot or
one Of ours. Send for free cataIogue Of
selected plans Peaseway Homes Of Wash
lngton, Inc. builders
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK w BFRENS INC
Evening star., 1941-11-25

1927 MYRTLE ST. N.W.-To single man
only: front room in family of only 2
adults; S35 mo. Taylor 1927.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

ABB 3rd ST NE-Double rooms, suitable
for two three gentlemen; board if de-
sired.
2O37 F. ST NV, Washington. D. c.
Wanted girl to share with another; twin
hedS: 81 30 mo.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.

4-room and bath bungalow, lar-s
grounds. an abundance OF flowers, shru -
berry and trees; school around the corner:
10c transportation: less than 10-mir.
drive to D. G.; To make immediate sale
will take $500. Early possession.
c. w. CLEVER CO,
1123 n. Irving 81. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

NW-Single corner room; gentleman;
running water: next bath and shower;
private entrance: after 6 pm, ia. 6510.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29
|MAHANEY TAKES
 '4O AND 8 OFFICE
State Representative Now Chef de Care of New
 Haven County

The new slate of officers of the New Haven County 70 and 8, head ed by Representative Daniel J. Ma- nancy of this city as chef de gare, was installed ct exercises held Sat- urday night at the Silver Chalet.
 Among the guests were Mayor Vincent A. Scully, Past State Com- mander John R. Feegel of the American Legion, Rev. Roger B. T, Anderson, state chaplain of the Le- zion, and District Commander Thomas Woods.
 Representative Mahaney, who was elected to succeed David Fruin of New Haven, announced that the vol lures next meeting would be held at New Haven October 8.
 Other officers installed were Chef de train, James DuBois of New Haven: correspondence, Leo DNnond of Waterbury; conduc- teur. Harry I. Cooper of New Ha- ven; commiSsaire intendante, Cor don Miller of East Haven; com missaire voyageur, John Enright of West Haven; lampiste, Arthur Pfiefer of East Haven; cheminot grande voiture, Mir. Fruin; chem mot alternate voiture, James Grant of Naugatuck; garde de Ia porte, Noel La Magdalein of Meri- den; cheminot voiture locale, pr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29
NEW FEDERAL TAX
 ROOMS BUSINESS
Local Merchants Report Business Stimulated As.
 sessments Due Oct. 1

Considerably increased business activity was noted by Waterbury merchants during the past week, as result of the announcement that new federal taxes on luxury com modities will go Into effect We'd aesday.
 Among those enjoying an advance of about 50 per cent in sales, were jewellers, fur and liquor dealers. Purchases of articles of jewelry ex- ceeded expectations, in view of the fact that holiday business on these items does not usually being until late next month. Consumers profess ed a belief that diamonds were a good investment, but 1t was pointed out that those who had made Christmas gift purchases on "lay- away" plans might be subject to the tax so long as the articles remained in possession of the merchants.
 No particular improvement in vol- tune of business was experienced by tire merchants. These indicated that two months ago two and one-hsif percent tax had been levied. and that automobile operators had stocked up at that time. 4 shortage in truck -size tires was 5aid to exist due to quantity buying by truck owners. Merchants said that the ad- ditional tax, expected to be some~ where in the vicinity of $1O6 on a standard tire, will necessitate an advance of about 26 per cent on retail price.
 Package stores, anticipating an in- crease of about 50 cents on @ quart of liquor, have done thriving bus mess, with more expected in the next two days. Fur dealers will have to pay a ten percent levy, and have been besieged by the feminine ele. ment seking to avail thmselves oi the lower prices before the tax goe' into effect.
 The new law includes the follow ing among taxable aOcms: automo' piles, telephone bills, movies, cosme' tics, liquor, flirs. jeweiry, tires, tube- matches, safe deposit boxes, playinl cards and bowling alleys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29
OUTINGS SUNDAY
 WELL ATTENDED
Tribunes Sponsor Event at Paradise Grove; Me-
 Grath's d-Tinlers Meet

Large crowds attended three out ings held by local organizations yesterday. The Lithuanian Cham Der of Commerce, the Tribune A. c and McGrath,s Old Timers club were the sponsors.
 Over 200 attended the Old Timers outing at Schilgen's grove on the East Waterbury road. Among the days events were softball games tugs-of-war and horseshoe pitching contests.
 Over 300 attended the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce outing al Lithuanian park, Lakewood. Dr Matthew J. Colney was master ol ceremonies.
 Among the speakers were Johr Posho of New Britain, Waite, Chase and John Medonis of Hart ford, and Anicetas Simutis of Nev York. Sports, entertainment an, dancing were enjoyed.
 The Tribune outing was held a Paradise grove on Meriden road with several hundred attending. softball game between teams cap tained by Alderman Patrick She and James Willon was a feature Q the program. Patrick Foley wa chairman of the arrangements com Inittee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29
World War Insane
 Folly -Dr. Walker
Future Historian of These Times to Have Sad Tale to
 Tell as He Writes of Twentieth Century

buiwark of freedom and liberty.
 And 50 if terror, tyranny, bar- hariSTn, brutality, devastation, hate, revenge, seem to be the all pow erful forces in the world today do not let us be deceived by the ap- pearances of things. In the days of the oxford martyrs bigotry intoler- ance, reaction were on the throne. Freedom seemed Q lost cause in England in those days as 1t seems to be in Germany today. Only Q few could have believed then that the candle ot individual witness would burn on into and dominate the future but such proved to be the case. The future historian of these times will have e sad tale to tell as he writes of the first half of the twentieth century, cen- tury which opened with so many high hopes for peace and progress. Yet 1t Is my faith that when the history of these dreadful days Is written that future historian will tell of Christian men and women here and there who kept the can. de of forgiveness, good will, faith, hope, love burning in the dark places. There Is c verse in the Apo- crapha which says, T shall light Q candle of understanding in thine heart, which shall not be put out"
 One day last summer l noted c reference to a forthcoming book by c popular novelist. The title Sug- gested was "One Small Candle" We are given to understand that this particular writer, as Q matter of fact 1t is MT. Kenneth Roberts, places great emphasis on the title. He maintains that if he can find a good title, an expressive title, and then brood on 1t for c few weeks the actual writing of the book can be done in five or six weeks. IIe is sure that he has the in- spiration he needs in his latest title. It Is taken from a quotation, There is not enough darkness in oil the world to put out the light of one small candle" Whence our friend has that promise I cannot say but I do sense that 1t is of the very essence of the Gospel. Darkness cannot prevail against light and one small flickering candle of love and mercy is c nobler portAnt of the future than all the overwhelm- ing destruction that gluts the head lines of our papers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29

Kilkenny, Fire, is raticning wa ter because of a threatened drought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-29
BISHOP WELCOMES
 LOCAL DELEGATES
COnfraternity Sunday Ob. served Throughout Hart-
 ford Diocese

Confraternity Sunday was cele- brated in local Catholic churches yesterday. Sermons were devoted to the work of the Confraternity for Christian Doctrine, which is di- recting a religious education cam- paign in the Hartford diocese.
 Laymen representing local churches were among the more than l,20O Catholic leaders from all parts of the state attending a Con- fraternity meeting yesterday at Bushnell Memorial, Hartford.
 The group was greeted by Most Reverend Maurice F. McAuliffe, Bishop oe Hartford. Among the speakers were Rev. pr. John L. Loughlin, diocesan director; Rev Cornelius Collins, national director; and John Craig, of Tulsa. Okla.