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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
ANNUAL TURKEY.
 SUPPER PLANNED
Inter.Raclal Committee to Supervise Arrangements
 for Popular Event
BROOKLYN NEWS

Aldona Bukauskas was reelected president of the St. Joseph's parish choir at e meeting last night. Other officers named for tho coming year are Vice-president, Raymond vais chus; secretary, Marcelle Andrikis, treasurer, Paul Kauneckiss finan~ cial secretary, Frank Sharka; trus- tees, Adele Lutkus and Alexander Markus; librarians, Joan Lusas and Al AmbrogaitiS: sergeant.at-arms, Joseph Kanapka.
 Professor Alexander J. Aleksls is choir director and Rev, Joseph J, valanuejus, pastor Of the church, Is spiritual advisor.
 Plans were made for a Christi mas party 10 take place Dec. % at the Chase Country Club, The com mittee in charge includes: Paul Kauneckis, Aldona Bukauskas Frank Saldukas, Joan Lusas, Al Ambroyaitis, Adele Stadalius, Ray mond vaichus and Marcelle An- drikis.
 Sodality Election
 Election of officers will be he'd by the Children of Mary Sodahty of St. Joseph's church Sunday morning. Members will receive Communion in a body at the { o'clock Mass at the church and the meeting will follow at St. Joseph's hall. A social hour has been plan- ned. Nellie Lizauskas will preside Other officers of the society arc Vera Stankus, vice-president; Jo. sephine Muraska Perry, secretary; and Vera Valaitis, treasurer.
 Dessert Bridge
 The women's Get-Together clut Of the Third Congregations church will sponsor a dessert bridge tomorrow afternoon at i;30 o'clocl at the parish hall,
 Scout Meeting
 A meeting of Girl Scout Troop 1. will take place tonight at 6:30 a the Third Congregational churcl hall.
 Church Bazaar
 Arrangements are being com pieted for the annual parish bazaa' of Our Lady of Mount Carme church which has been scheduled for Thursday through Saturda, nights at the church basement Representatives of the variou church organizations are on tn, arrangements committee.
 The executive committee il charge is composed of Charle Stango, chairman; Michael Ariols co-chairmRn: Rev. Patrick w Flynn, treasurer; and Rose Verrierc secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
TORRINCTON BOY
 KILLED IN CRASH
Charles E. Theide Meets Death in Army Plane in
 Arkansas

Torrington, Dec. 2.-Charles Emil Theide, "A, son of MT. and Mrs. Emil Theide of 222 East Elm street was reported killed in an Army plane crash in Arkansas according to a telegram received Tuesday by his parents. The telegram was sent by the commanding officer of the Wal nut Ridge Army Air Forces Basic Flying School in Arkansas.
 Theide entered the Air Forces May 12, 1942, and took his pre-flight training at Maxwell field. Ala, and his primary training Decatur, Ala He would lave compelled his basic training next week, relatives said A native of Torrington. he attended local schools and was a graduate oi Torrington high schl.
 Besides his parents, he leaves 8 brother, Harold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
PICTURES ARE TO
 BE EXHIBITED

Members of the Kiwanis club, meeting this noon at The Elton, saw motion picture, Target for To- night" illustrating the preparations and climaxeS of an R. A. F. raid on Germany. Harry Rathburn was in charge of the program.
 The annual children's Christmas party will be held on Saturday, Dec l9. it was announced. and Mayor Vincent A. Scully will address the club at the next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

Aiding the valiant U. $. Marines in their history making struggle to recapture Japanese dominated islands in the South Pacific Is Pri- vate Alfonso E. Jakubauskac, son of MT. and Mrs. Constantine Jaku- bauskas of 136 Geddes Terrace. A former Democrat newspaper boy, Private Jakubauskas changed his uniform as a letter carrier for that of q Marine on joining the service last January. He Is now with a radio signal corps unit of the Leathernecks Somewhere in the South Pacific" He received four months of special technical train- ing before being assigned with rating of private first class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for weekly payments during disability or for specific payment in case of permanent injury were ap- proved today by Compensation Commissioner John J. O'Connell:
 Nicoletta Corbo of l42 Fairfield avenue, Waterbury, against ,Scovill Mfg. Co.,. Sl3.39 beginning Nov. IS for 6-7 of . week, injury to left leg.
 Ruth Schaefer of Torrington against Torrington O.. Sl3.7S for four and 1-6 weeks, 1-6 loss of left ring finger.
 Nicholas Guerrero of 127 Pearl street, Waterbury, against Dad dona Construction Co, $l9.S9 be- ginning Nov. 24. injury to ankle.
 Francis Reichert of Torrington against Hendey Machine Co. of Torrington, Sl7.SS for three and S-4 weeks, IS per cent loss of right ring finger.
 Marxiano Artuifo of Torrington against New England Lime Co. of Canaan, $25 beginning Nov. IA, in- jury to left rib.
 About 10000 Italian prisoners working on farms in England now receive from 10 to 20 cents a day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

The report quoted President Sey- mour's warning against government suhsidization, declaring, The only sure safeguard against the danger that our affairs will be run for us by a distant political power is to shoulder the responsibility of run ing them adequately ourselves"
 To this MT. Fields added, "Pri- vately supported education must be supported privately if 1t is to sur- vive."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
FINDER TAKES s7O "REwARD"

Toledo. O. (UP)-Wallace A Demerett, Adrian, Mich. lost his wallet containing $100 and valuable papers. The finder took his own reward and returned the rest. Dem- erett received the wallet, papers and $40 through the mails. An enclosed note from the finder said he kept the remainder because of an Fur gent need"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
CHANGE OF NAME
 SOUGHT IN COURT

Francis Arthur Framont of Wa terbury has filed a petition in su- perior court for permission to change his surname to Sweeney. He states he has been known by that name since he was four years old wien he went to live with his grand mo ther, Mrs. Amanda Sweeney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

Pvt. Eugene R. Nalbandian, IS, of Cheshire, has wound up his pre- liminary training in the United States Marine Corps and now is ready for advanced training. He Is the son of Thomas Nalbandian, of Cheshire.
 Pvt. Nalbandian attended Cros- by High School and was employed as a platter for the Chromium Corporation of America prior to his enlistment in the Marine Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

More than 1000 Norwegian wo- men who have escaped from Norway afe doing war work in Britain, and the many who took their children with them have placed the tots in schools Tn Glasgow, Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE
Wishous calomel--And Yea'n Jump Out ol
 Bed In the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour 2 pinta of bile juice into your bowels every day. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not di- sest. It may just decay in the bowels. Then Tas bloats up your stomach. You get con. stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 Tt takes those good. old Carter'a Little liver Pills to get these pints of bile flow. ing freely to make you feel ''up and up" Get d package today. Take as directed. Effective in making bile flow freely. Ass for Carser's Little Liver Pills. l0e and 26s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

The Jewish people of Waterbury. mindful of the countless other inne- cent peoples being murdered " Hitler, invite the general publie C join them in prayer at the Beth M synagogue, Cooke st., 2 F. Ms December 2, 19l2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

Pantimimes have made hit with American soldiers visiting Scotland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11

the general denial of Life by the
world.
That the divine power is avail
able today. when invoked by the
effectusl. fervent prayer Of spiritual
understanding, the following Incl
dent will prove. Some years ago a
great wrong was committed against
a friend OF mine. by one who eXer-
cised q dominating influence over
q member OF her family. Although
this friend had been studying Chris
tian Science for some time, and had
received q healing Of q dlscordant
physical condition OF long standing,
she was not willing 10 apply its
teachings TO this problem. At first.
she allowed the belief OF injustice
TO magnify itself In her thought 10
the extent that she was completely
controlled by what she regarded as
righteous indignation. This became
a mingling OF hatred and revenge
long period OF time. Finally. this
discordant thinking manifested it
self outwardly in a diseased condi-
ton OF her face. Its appearance
had become so unsightly that my
friend could not dine In public. and
she was asked 10 give up her room
in a hotel, because her presence
there was Objectionable 10 the
guests. 1t was not until the disease
assumed these alarming proportions.
and was pronounced incurable, that
she began TO awaken TO the fact that
this affiiction was self-imposed. 1t
was then that she saw the necessity
for radical change In her thinking.
She realized clearly, through the
work Of a practitioner, that she must
be willing TO apply the truth she
had learned In Christian Science TO
this problem, and impersonalize the
error by separating 1t from the indi-
vidual through whom II had seemed
to come. She must be willing to see
him as the child Of God, and not as
the personiflcation OF evil. Having
at last awakened to the true nature
OF the error, she began applying the
truth step by step. Many victories
over self we're required, however,
before the evidence OF the disease
began to yield.
AS it became more and more evil
dent to her that love is the fulfilling
OF the law" as she humbly and hon
estly applied that law, by yielding
every vestige of hatred and self
pity, this so-called incurable dis
ease, this challenge to life itself.
was completely overcome. This heal
ing of cancer occurred many years
ago. My friend is today q practi-
toner Of Christian Science, actively
applying this law Of Life and Love
In helping 10 liberate her fellow
men.
Thus the divine nature as ever
present Life was demonstrated to-
day Just as in Bible times. Such an
event might still be called a mira
Gle by those uninstructed in the
unceasing operation OF Gods power,
but in scientific Christianity 1t is
recognized as demonstration; It
is the sign following the fact that
the application of spiritual law has
been Understandings and faithfully
made.
Divine Nature as Love
To demonstrate the divine nature
| as Love must surely mean the COM
plete reversal and obliteration In
human CONSCIOUSNESS OF all that is
opposed TO Love, Hate, envy, coyet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11

experience. II must certainly be
dealt with. however. and never ig-
nored. In dealing with the false
claim OF disease. this Science main
tains that the only cure for false
belief is a strong potion Of truth
No drug can reach and eradicate q
false belief. Such beliefs as fear OF
hereditary disease. hatred, envy. re-
venge can be overcome only by the
truth which shows their unreahty.
and IN this way SupplantS them In
the patients thought
Safety and Salvation
From a material standpoint, the
world today seems 70 be filled with
violence. Many predict that deluge
Of retrogreSSive ideologies. both re-
ligious and political. will sweep
away our civilization. and all the
most sacred landmarks and symbols
Of Christian faith.
From a spiritual standpoint. how
ever, this threatening deluge Is seen
as the breaking up Of material be-
liefS. Refuge from this food OF
error. this turmoil, confusion, and
upheayal. Is found now, as in Noahs
time. in the safety Of the ark. You
will recall that Noah was warned OF
God % prepare an ark 20 the saving
Of his house. ARK" Is defined in
part In Science and Health (p. 58D
as Safety: the idea. or reflection. OF
Truth, proved 70 be as immortal as
It's Principle; the understanding of
Spirit. destroying belief in matter.
Science showing that the spir-
itual realities OF all things are Gre
ated by Him God and exist for
ever" This is the ark which today
is building in mems consciousness.
and in which they must take refuge,
and in which alone can be found
safety and security. The revealed
truth that "all things are created
by Him and exist forever" assures
us that the real universe and man
are forever intact. No deluge OF
error or cloud OF atheistic belief can
ever again obscure them or their
divine Principle.
In the light OF this final revela-
ton OF Truth, this Spirit OF truth
or truth OF Spirit-which Is leading
this age onward and upward into
the realm OF infinite knowledge, we
see that in reality there can be no
retrogresslon, there can be no lapse
into the darkness and superstition
/ OF a material concept OF man and
the universe. Rather must the world
go forward TO the highest concept
Of Science. or Truth. into the might
and majesty OF Minds more infinite
/ unioldments-to the divine Science,
which. in the words OF It's Discoverer
mo and Yes, p. 49,. takes hold OF
eternity. voices the infinite, and
governs the universe"
The eternality OF Truth "a clearly
set forth In these lines OF the WELL
known hymn christian Science
Hymnal. No. 33D:
Theories, which thousands cherish.
Pass like clouds that sweep the
sky:
Creeds and dogmas all may perish:
Truth Herself can never die.
Thrones may totter. empires crlm-
BILE,
All their glories cease 10 be;
While She. Christlike. crowns the
humble.
And from bondage sets them
! free"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11

ousneSs-in short, all the evils pro-
hibited by the moral code for loving
our neighbor as ourselyes-muSt dis
appear IN the strong logic OF divine
Loves allness. which includes our
true selfhood and that OF all men.
Referring TO a certain student In
one Of our large cities. someone
remarked that she was not very
loving" But" he added. she is a
wonderful metaphysician." When
We stop 20 consider that divine Love
is the Principle OF Christian Science.
and the demonstration Of It is the
only indication we have OF our spir-
itual perception or understanding.
We readily see that there can be no
genuinely effective Christian meta
physical achievement apart from
Love. Without Love. there can be
no spiritual understanding.
Many beautiful instances OF self
less love are recorded In Mrs. Eddys
long ministry Of healing. One such
healing. comparable TO those re-
corded in the New Testament, was
that Of young man about nineteen
years OF age who lived In Boston.
Massachusetts,. He had been deaf
and dumb from birth. He had
sought relief by medical means. and
had also been in an institution for
the deaf and dumb. His mother
finally took him to Mrs Eddy, and
he was quickly and completely
haalaA ar1x >. ia
became an active member OF the
Church OF Christ. Scientist. His
torical and Biographical Papers, by
Clifford p. Smith. Series II. p. $50
Another OF Mrs. Eddy's healings
was that OF a deformed or crippled
man who lived in Boston. This man
was IN such helpless condition
that he had even to be fed: his
arms and legs were useless. Every
day when the weather permitted,
he was taken In wheel chair TO
the park called Boston Common.
and left. apparently alone, for an
hour or two. One day. Mrs. Eddy
She went TO him, and talked with
him; she spoke to him OF the Christ,
and told him the truth Of his being.
that man Is Gods perfect child. He
felt that he had been benefited by
her words; and looked for her, day
after day. rs he lay there alone In
the park. Finally she came again,
and spoke TO him in the same loving
manner. After this visit. the man
was completely healed. Later, he
became active in his own business
and was able to earn his own living.
This healing was related by his
niece, and was published In the
Christian Science Sentinel OF July
10, 1908.
Are not these headings comparable
TO the act OF mercy and love, re-
corded OF Peter and John, who
healed the lame man on the temple
steps?
That Mrs. Eddy was the Discov-
erer. revelator, and Founder OF
Christian Science is well established
In public thought today. but her
broad demonstration OF this divine
healing Principle Is not so widely
known to the general public.
Through her understanding Of Gods
spiritual law. she was instrumental
in healing numerous cases OF So
called incurable diseases-in from
one to three interviews. Among the
many forms of diseases which she
healed we're pneumonia, insanity
dropsy. heart disease. cancer. de-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11

formity. hernia. consumption. eeaf-
ness, dumbneSS. and blindness.
From this Il viii be seen that the
DlScoverer Of Christian Science fully
demonstrated It's divine healing
Principle: and for that reason she
could speak with authority based
upon irrefutable proof. when she
finally gave her discovery 70 the
world In her textbook. Science and
Health with Key 70 the Scriptures
The utilization Of Loves ideas
helps to free US from the limited
sense OF person. We learn 20 think
and feel more universally. and 50
reflect the Love which is all-inelu-
sive. In working for the good OF all.
We solve our own individual prob
lens, and demonstrate divine Loves
unity. As one deep thinker among
advanced physicists has said, 1t Is
In losing his own self-intereSt that
man can realize the presence
within him OF God, and In so doing
escape from a world Of shadows and
illusions" %. s. Haldane. NJ D..
IL. d., Hilbert Journal, London.
1929.
Did not the Master say, The
Kingdom OF God is within your And
John tells US that God Is love-
The concept.of a world that does not
reflect Love Is indeed world OF
shadows and illusions This beauti-
full testimony Is only one OF many
signs that the recognition OF the
realism OF Spirit is taking place to-
day In the field OF research known
AS natural science. To understand
Love means to see and 10 demon
strate divine reality.
The Leayen OF Truth
The holy activity OF Truth IN hui
man consciousness the DiScoyerer
OF Christian Science likened to the
yeast which the woman In the Mas
ter's parable hid in three measures
OF meal. till the whole was leav-
ened." Mrs. Eddy interpreted the
three measures OF meal as repre-
senting the three main systems OF
human thought-science, theology.
and medicine Science and Health.
p. ll8). Since the discovery Of Chris
tian Science. great changes have
taken place in each OF these i'm
portant branches Of research and
practice.
In theology. we have only 10 note
the radical change that has come
over the public thought concerning
the theories Of predestination and
everlasting punishment beyond the
grave, to realize the liberating In
fiuence that has been at work.
In medicine. numerous instances
might be cited 10 show the changed
attitude Of advanced medical re-
search toward the cause and treat
ment of certain diseases.
The mental cause Of a high per-
centage OF known maladies Is now
recognized. Some years ago. at q
I conference OF representative Amer
lean physicians, IL was reported by
one distinguished member that in
sixty-six per cent OF the medical
cases which entered Johns Hopkins
Hospital for treatment, emotional
factors we're directly related TO the
illness, and in fifty-flve per cent
they were the major cause"
This marks a step toward the rec
ignition OF what has long since beer
proved in Christian Science; namely
that all disease Is caused mentally
through false belief. hence 1t Is un-
real, and no part OF mans actua
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11
SCIENCE and HEALTH
with Key to the Scriptures
by MARY BAKER EDDY

The original standard and only Textbook Christian Science
Mnd-healng is published in the following editions:
Sunday School Edition. pocket SIZE blue or brown cloth S20O
Library Edition, cloth --.-----~--- 800
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black blue brown morocco limp Oxford India Bible SUI
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And Other Editions
This book and other works of Mrs Eddy and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be read borrowed purchased
at all Christian Science Reading Rooms.
nient reading room in Ypsilant is maintained in the churc
Open Daily Including holidays 2;3o 500
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
World Organization After
War Predicted by Pepper

union now "a union with the Brit
ish ma sions-but said that lie
doubted whether il encompassed a
large enough field to meet the sit
uation.
Sen. Josh Lee Cd Okla. also
urged that the United States con
slider its course after the war.
THE United States will come out
OF this war the strongest military
power on earth he said We
should see to it that we don't lose
the peace like the last time. We
must make our power felt"
One of Peppers proposals is a
constitutional amendment proyid-
ing that a majority of Congress.
instead of twothirds of the Senate,
shall ratify the peace treaty. He
said this would prevent minority
from blocking a sound peace pro-
sgram.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
IF You Don't Like =
it, Don't Gamble

Here Is the talk given by Chief
OF Police Dan e l.. Patch this
morning to men caught in a gsmbl-
ing raid here Saturday night.
Gambling in Ypsilanti is taboo
want you men to understand my
position. The general public hears
about a poker game running direct
ly across the street from the po-
lice headquarters, the prosecutor Is
notified, wives whose husbands
have lost their pay checks in the
game complain 10 the police. and
II nothing happens and the game Is
allowed TO continue the people get
the idea that there are 20 dumb
policemen sitting directly across
the street who don't know enough
TO track an elephant in ten feet OF
snow.
Consequently, the public loses
respect for the department, and
rightly so. I am Just giving you
this warning. and all those who
want 70 gamble. that they better
find some place outside Of Ypsilan-
Il TO do il want all OF you 10
take this message TO Garcia and
to all those who desire to gamble
that any time any one Is caught in
a game as you we're he can expect
TO see our Jail. II you don't like Il.
don't gamble"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02

Washington. Feb. 2-INS-Sen.
Pepper Cd Fla, who frequently
advances policies embraced by the
administration, today predicted
that a world organization. some
what akin to the Inflated League
OF Nations, will be formed after
the United Nations crush the Axis.
Pepper announced that an inten-
sive study Of peace program to
be adopted after the war is won
has been launched. both by indi
viduals and groups within and out
side the government.
Another movement. directed at
setting up plans to meet post war
economic problems, also is under
way, he said.
While the United States has
been at war only eight weeks, and
some military leaders predict a
long conflict, pepper endorsed such
a program, declaring that the
studies must be carried on while
the war is bong won.
There must be some post war
world organization to provide a
means OF passing upon complaints
Of nations, observing the effect of
influences, and providing a means
for amicable settlement OF dis
putes,' he said.
Pepper praised the advocates of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-02
Senate Speeds Big Navy Measure
Money Moves Fast

Washington, Feb. Pms -
The American people are spend
ing money so fast these days
that the currency is wearing
out two months sooner than it
used to.
This, and other bits OF unusu-
al intelligence. were disclosed
today when the House Appro-
priations Committee made pub
lie its hearings on the Treasury
Post Office supply bill.
Edward F. Bartlett, commits
sioner in the Treasury's Bureau
OF Accounts, told the committee
that the increased wear on fold
ing money was due to the rapid
change of ownership in these
days of business evanston.
Prior to 1912 a bill had an es-
timated life of nine months, he
said. Now the Treasury expects
badly worn bills to be sent in