The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-18

day afternoon at the Waterbl Agnes Fitzpatrick, who was uary, was reelected to office officers and standing commits presided yesterday, and Rev. Eu- gene P. Cryne, director of the Di- ocesan Bureau of Social Service of which the courcil is a volunteer af- filiate, welcomed those present and thanked all for their cooperation during 1942 in the active work of both council and bureau.
 New Age Looms
 Father Talbot, writer, outstand- ing journalist and lecturer, took for his topic "A New Age in the Mak- ing" In concise words he out- lined the present state of affairs in the nation and throughout the world, the American form of de- mocracy during the past fifty years, then expressed his opinion on the new type of world that must or should be developed when and if this war is successfully won by the allied countries. There are those today he said, "who have, and have not" We, he said, in this country have had too much and we are only now beginning to appreciate that we now have less of everything. , We must sacrifice ourselves tre- mendously to win the war, must be "a sacrificial, fighting and work ing nation" He stated that we had reached the end of an era. He mentioned the four forces striving for dominance today, capltalistic de- lf1ocracy as of this country, Com Inunisrn of Russia, Fascisin, and Nazisrn, all outgrowths of the Marx ist system.
 Today and in the future he said, we do not want Communism or a system based on Marxist ideologies, He then briefly outlined four prin- ciples, not policies since policies change, for a new order, namely re- spect for rights, the rights of every person and nation; second, the principle of justice for all, a glo- bal justice; third, charity added to justice in the same measure; and fourthly, freedom as guaranteed in our constitution and bill of rights; freedom of all nations against to- talitarianisrn. In the outlining of a new world, he said, no world court or peace conference could bring about a solution or a new global remaking without God. He said If God had been considered at the treaty of Versailles we would not now be at war. We need specialists of all kinds, he said at this Court, but we also need saints who will think in terms of God and tell the others what kind of world God wants us to have.
 Musical Program
 Previous to the business meeting a musical program was presented by the pupils of the Catholic high school with orchestral and choral selections, a piano solo by Miss Mary Jean Gaffney, and a soprano solo by Miss Teresa McNichols. The national anthem was sung at the conclusion of the program. Reports were read by chairmen of standing committees, also a report of the years main activities by chairman, Miss Fitzpatrick, who announced the support of the council in de- fenSe work. the USO and Commun- ity Chest drives.
 A vote was taken at the meeting to approve 8 resolution adopted by the council and drawn up by Miss Mary F. HennesSey and read from the floor by Miss Mary Devereaux, on the death of Honorable Vincent A. Scully, who addressed the gath ering one year ago. The resolution:
 Whereas God in his infinite wis., dom called to his eternal reward, Honorable Vincent A. Scully. Mayor of Waterbury. who has been so closely associated with, and interest ed in, our organization.
 The Executive Board of Directors and the body of the Council as- sembled realizing the great loss of this can to his family, to the com- Tinunity and to his associates
 Resolved: To spread on the min- utes of our council, the expression of our deepest sorrow at the loss of 6 friend and associate. and to send . copy of this resolution to his family.
 Dated at Waterbury. Connecticut. this i7th day of Jan';aEy. ieaS. A. D."
 Membership Quotas
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