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Hartford chronicle., 1946-08-03
PROVIDENCE
 NEWS. NOTES
APPROVE URBAN LEAGUE BUDGET FOR S1O.857

APPROVE URBAN LEAGUE
 BUDGET FOR $1O,857
 The budget committee of the Providence Community Fund will recommend a budget of $1O,857.0O for the expenses of the Providence Urban League for 1947, according to a statement released by the League this week. $1O,1O7.0O will be the Community Fund allocation and $75O.O0 will be raised through agency membership fees and donations.
 The statement advises that the recommendation is tentative pend ing consideration by the Board of directors and is dependent on the success of the Community Fund Drive to be held in November.
 The Urban League staff now in cludes three full time workers and two part-time clerical assistants. Mrs. Amy B. C. Booth, the new community organization secretary will begin her duties on August IS, succeeding Mrs. Laura B. Nor ris who resigned on July i, to ac- cept a position with the Boston Urban League. Miss Margery Bland of East Providence and Miss Norma Simms of Providence are the part time workers. Miss Bland in addition to her part-time duties with the League, serves the Weaver Memorial Library in East Providence. Miss Simms, graduate of secretarial school in Philadel- phia, is the most recent addition to the Leagues clerical staff.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
LOTS FOR SALE.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES-Beautlful
oetaehed homesltes in an unusual setting.
Momes a nssf snOdys0n
extremely desirable, Lots ranging in size
Is the time to select site for your future
home h, - To- i,n reach property, drive out 10Th
TO North Portal drive and signs For
further details call till Q pm. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO, 1415 K st. NV
ME 540Q. Complete Real Estate In
ONLY $50 DOWN, a few 1a-acre lots lef.
Spring Md: priced, $50 KAY REALTY
aRGE o0 'Gi Sf2sff ave sordeHns
Rock Greek Park. in Locust Hill Estates.
on Rockville pike. Just two blocks north
Naval Medical Center; make your selection
$sa5o EpsoS W. 'f BRfeass Ga f:Sse fSc.. 'fsh sH.
IVES EsriMolREEAND HILLS, washington.
most carefully restricted su6diyision-.
Westmoreland Circle. availahis At $4,000
WHITE. oil. 3e40 weekdays and 81. es24
eveninss and SUNDAY
sash M e =, i. ussD by lis IT. For sale reason.
BEAUTIFUI wooded corner in aurora
Hills Price. $4,000. j. LEE PRICE, 2303
Arlington Ridge rd., JA. 1904 Ivy 1272
SILVER SPRING. Wheaton area; close to
buses. stores. schools: beautifully wooded,
on paved road, 100, front by 200 deep
81 100. terms, Only left. E. S. PRICE
4 co. exclusive agents. ME. $3.50.
SILVER sPRING-Lot 5oxloo; u blk.
By y OWNER, sH. s s444' it0'eS' s''o' :@ @a4
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Evening star., 1946-05-23
STORES FOR RENT.

1901 9th ST. N.W.-Corner store: imme-
dlate possession; excellent colored busi-
ness section. Ideal for restaurant, pawn
NJ BERNSTEIN, I4I5 x St. NV, NE.
$500. complete real estate institution.
NEW BUILDING. 18th ard H SITS ne.
Sears, Roebuck and Giant Mar
ket; 5000 SO. TT, one floor, fronting 125
f.. on Bennlng I'd. zoned md CONNER
cial disable for ofhces, department stores
and merchandiZlng, show rooms. etc:
cross ventilation, open all sides; will finish
to suit tenants requirements. will divide:
available 90 DAYS. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
CONN. AVE, near Mayfover Hotel-Early
possession; approximately 2 600 So IT.
Call for appclntment TO discuss in person
only. WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. 5000,
GEORGIA AVE. SILVER sPRING-sizs
lsx14 rev building. adjoining Hot Shoppe,
suitable sweets shop. loan once, electric
appliances, frozen custard, etc excellent
Washington Bldg. DI. $500. Evenings
G ST n W, NEAR 18th-Entir. bldg.
store and hoors above; total area about
5000 50 IT: Will give lons-term lease TO
responsible tenant. WASHINGTON REAL
NEAR Goth AND FLA. AVE. N.w.-Now
svaila BILE store or 1st floor snd , rooms
above: excellent location for interior deco
rator or many other businesses WALTER
A. BROWN, 1915 Eye st. NV, Ma 1852.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT (cont.).

oOStNESS pNOr. FVH N6Nt tSoHt.'s
G ST. NV, mr.. l0th-.Entire BLDG, store
So. IT.. will give long-term lease to Re.
sponsible tenant. WASHINGTON REALTY
GEoRGEToWS-corner, i first commercial.
first and second floor display windows.
part or whole Call Mr. Bolich MI s0s2.
CONNER, RYON, INC, 927 18th NV. pa
X ST. NV, 1000 block - Building
24x10 #, 3-story building to alley To
inspect call Mr.. Boiich, MI sCs2 CON-
NER, RYON, INC, 92I Sth ST NV. pa
FOR RENT BY OWNER-Seyeral buildings
suitable for manufacturing, storage or
other purposes. M. YOCHELSON, Clinton
WILSON BLvD.-Arl bungalow. attic and
basement for ONCE or commercial use;
rent. $50 per month ALBERT H.
COHEN, Realtor. CH. 1861, 1O42 No. lry-
10th AND N.w.-Entise 3-story BLDG,
200 SO. 1T usable floor space, wen suited
for architects or associated professions.
Completely modern and well lighted Park
ing space for f cars IN rear. R1DDELL
sEoRGEfowI GEORGE GE t5 coFSER II 2st R Commercial.
first and second floor display windows;
1000 50. # on floors VIII lease part
or whole. CONNER IL RYON NC, 927
$40 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV. nrst COM
mercial, entire first floor, separate entrance,
suitable for store. shop or Offices, rent SI75.
For information call PLANT y GORDON,
INC, 1874 Park road NV, CO. OS3I.
Evening star., 1946-05-23

UPPER 18th ST, in business sectlon-2
fol fel, nz ST: % N.w-cornsr bldg SUITE ms' o,
SIS month, LEO = BERNSTEIN 1 Go.
14l5 ~, St, I.,g,;,,d nv; NE $500 A complete
ios 9Th ST. N.w-6 large rms and bath,
cc cS5 i45 a954 s, ea u EE0 ny Z 5456 EEBNsES 5Sm
so4 q ST NE,-ExceiIent business section.
Ideal for doctors ofhse SIS month in. IN.
I4l5 s. NV, NE. $500. A complies
FOR RENT We; Very desirable space in hish-
class apt. house near Conn. ave and Kalo-
cation Cal Nh, DAVIS, NO, $500
Two airy. weu-lighted Offices avaiiaOl.
5SI r6oa 6sRh?Ps }Psa PI .fsSss Moor .a5.s.
+ IsR5Ss SSs Co. e Fl = Ssss sss' sao per @2a'n'
? 900 50. #. WI give lease on !ons-.eTm
morninss 5a5 IS on1y TfSp099e oR PsT GO 9o2o
phone and mail service L. j coWIE. 500
TSs sosrkoE1T Dh,lanthr.R.s q .!:s
and Mass. ave. NV WEAVER BROS,
NC, DI. $500, Washington BIdg CT.
ARL. VA, on Lee hwy. near Colonial VII
lage-6 lge rooms parking space avaIlabls
about June /: 500 per mo WEAVER
BROS. INC, Wash. Bldg, DI $500: ewes.
bocToRs AND DENTIsrs-we oreP on
NJ Pleasant ST. q, newly finished once.
500 So, It; immediate POSSESSION This
would also be suitable FOR most ang sgsl-
MORGAN & Co RE OSsS ~
425 SQUARE FEET, rear half of store
4s11 Arlington Forest shopping center,
available June / Phone OK 1871 81
OFFICE SPACE for rent. 23x1a. EN- a743.
UNUSUAL oPPoR.-It you cant and an
ofhce let ours be your Headquarters for
telephone service, mailing address, steno.
GEORGIA AVE, SILVER sPRING-Ent!rs
second floor in new building, $500 50 #.
with side light: suitable sroup o. doctors,
lawyers or business organizations WEA-
YER BROS. INC. Washington BLDG DI.
$500 Evenings CHI a23S -2S
$50 square feet de-
sirable ONCE space. vicinity Statler Hotel:
available June l 10 responsible orsani-
zation. Box 4S0-H, Star -
SUITE of othoes. good loea-
tion, reasonable rent Apply at 1S@3 NJ
TWO ROOM SUITE, choice downtown 10
ca tion, newly decorated: RE. $3.50, rs
r. Rooms n2aE .f,SE doEnsown so mo Phi. Pleas
DOCTORS OFFICE; established Northeast
Evening star., 1946-05-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ses POTOMAC AVE. sE.-present monthly
Is suitable for smell poak store
Henry fSS iSc SSs sSSs
nR BRICK D1 4lfaa11Y FAN APIS. in s0itisnd tGa
Nd, about 4 years old; good return on
BROS; INC, exclusive agents, D1. 5000,
sToRf PROPERTY brick stores in
fine business location; both leased at pres
MsaIn, ~ VIII ?; : i II Johnson CO. CO, n Ma sSae
sTfs sFTc1Ai flfsiin5 BxKGAfa' ess sos st sv-5fm
brick, 4-rm brick in rear: lst commercial
eosi o aNp s5 sGh %arrRiaLS RE YsRp esa
aeres on rafoad sdns soa s3orase
undersroundd fuel oil tanks ample sno room
f01 Ne Wash
inston Bids. Di. $500; ewes, cH a2$s
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ,EsTATE-Are
you looking for commercial property in
s$S.S5o we have ct the place f for you. Wi.
ssnas fss. st95s 9n, hna
ida fER, 500 Iii i!th i. st ~. 81; , r. slSo VS.
site new theater, now under construc-
Sn p1sed RaY BHRSEY Vienna
Va. Phone, once 2ls: residence i54 --2a3
SEVERAL investment properties. that show
sooa nrcea 4amy aas
market. Apply sTRoUP, 5322 Ga. ave
THREE APARTMENT buildings. large units.
one, year, old. oil burner; requires $4,000
VIII. VIII S;,,,J;s IETToN MARTIN RE. s4s@
TWo-FAMILY FLAT, NE, 25o-An
excellent opportunity to acquire row
location: each apartment contains 4 rms,
bath. hw.-h., separate utilities. Call Mr.
Gask RA a Sunday sos troH a G,ata
NV JERSEY AYE, AYE. s.E-so;tt;: s-story-
aas spE so psf m
E*sss !pf s5ss 5stsf ?d tHIafurs
DoWNroWN BuiIDiNG Vi vicinity nifty Thomas II ma
Circle leased to one tenant snd showng
ca N.Y. coses SA s6s
boWNfoWN foW NNRi REsTAuRANr HtsrRl building near
ton. Contains large dining room cock
tail lounge, private or banquet room; fun
basement. Now on percentase lease at
S255.ooo Cali Mr. KYLE with sHANNoN
ITGHS TNTrfs s. 70 5q5 6oWNroWN > Ma Hsbv ish2
containing Ga attractive units of . rooms
kitchen dinette and bath each. rented for
o6prox o6p Eu 81 per si year Price sai5
appeal to the careful investor For further
information call Mr.; WoIberg ia 1885.
" With s sHAMNoM NJ ssa = LucHs CO, 1903 H
APPROX. 800 BuiIDrNG LOTS near Ga.
ave. Dennis ave. Silver Spring, Nd: wa
ter sewer nearby: will take in trade Is
20 unit apartment house Box 125-J s.ar
GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO. bomes oHd
lots, complete. on same b'ocE: s35. 900
GEO. H. WILkIAMs Cos p sS stores aesi and 4 q
sn;nes sa5 DYasds ehee5 On sso lot E5sh
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.0Attention' lodges
and freternities ideal for country club or
S Si,n iodSei Gu 2u4 ae6es o with l5,im Colonial
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-Invest prop
extra ots som -esq ysrsse into pts
NJ; geIi Or NJ garss: * s5ss'A ga
aa,drI and bath ,og gas no electricity rented to
s. is6s ss'il g pn cRaslEs R1iES si
conn. AVE. We nor north of Dupont circie44- 4
story stone % BLDG: beautifully re-
leases Price is based on very reasonable
anticipated rent schedule and is well under
that schedule. ALFRED TAYLOR & co,
seuNIT FIREPRooF APT. HOUSE, Eve st
ator low operating costs; good income,
with future enhancement: ] apt. will be
I"0 t. NV. DfSEf Ss llss sSas,
Evening star., 1946-05-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcen..

GEoRGEIoWN Oh VICINITY q Modes,
SBs. Sys f4ss 5sys sSHSts RsSs. :. @
Rel Co, Realtors. 791 10th st. NV. Ma.
sEs as0 wxNTEDc.ss spHnE 0f Buyers for
homes Of all kindS I,sH sS al PRICES sass ouisk M
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy home in
desirable location from owner: $4,000
Or siyss s,isa ssssss i IN Md ' afs. t4Pn
PKSArE ef PAkTY sF0 wants. s9s to buy sbedToom
hogse' Rns %odsFn IN stsT near District pay
.eii3 Have 81 200 cash. can an make max 'l sub =
sstantial monthly payments. Box 774-A,
VETERAN, about ready to pitch tent, con-
up 70 SIS, 1000. Box 36-J, Star. "a
ea9K asasr for only hoTs Ne IN o4Pa p C. or su0s6'
MUST find home in D; C.. or suburbs. 3
sseTms' sssn9s 4R RsefsIEss fzs cash to seller; no
psl51 Sssnss neaf' oa 44as sms sttsr h0s'i
sTfENTioS. T fEsnSSi eesH CIVILIANS: am veteran a
fs nssd he PretsTs1599 in nearby near x
HERE is VETERAN Ha Ssi1 Who Seps psaiy yss need.
bone, h can pay all cash; 5 or rooms, In
nshA3' iloS ofei S1~toVV. SHtotnut
HEY. I GOTTA f,nd a place to live. After
pay all cash: 5 or 8 rooms. in nearby
Virginia. Union 4161. "a
HELP! Help veteran to find a home for
$4,000 or less, anywhere in nearby yir-
ATTENTION, home owners Veteran ur-
gently in need Of home, any kind, in Vir-
sinia Can pay cash. Call Columbia
-.1sH up to 100000. Private party ur-
1etntly needs 3-bedrm modern bungalow or
6-bedrm house with study and bath st q !:
want good-sized rms. and 2-car garage: IN
Chevy Chase, Md, Bethesds or Woodside
VETERAN AND FAMILY need 40 rm
hungalow in Md. Will pay UP to $4,000,
RELTABLE BiTpssIINEssMAN sips and family ur-
gently in need of 6-S rm. house in Be-
thesda or Chevy Chase area. VIII pay all
sash sash = Call Cal, VA; 6235 .-.24
32 months; must have home for my fam
ily Will pay part or all cash for home in
aTTENTioN. 1E 1fts cfVrAN Nh we THe lived in Ger
many, Italy and France Now l need
home for self and family after 39 months
overseas. ANY 6-rm house in Va, Md. or
RsyTtp RRlstrIet WI Fay anf sash sligo 45a "a
c.qpancy. Must have at least bedrms
WE HAVE CLIENTS who Will pay cash for
homes IN Arlington or Falls Church. C S
sHnLINBURG, 46l5 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va
OK 90 after pm CH. 1912. 20
ton, white OF colored. MR.. BARNET LISS,
Evening star., 1946-05-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

USABLE ACRE with Scar siding, two-level
operation; IDEAL for warehouse, block plant
Garages once Cotton scales installed.
OWNER will sci! or lease AID. 0ls4 -2S
SPECIAL BARGAIN. downtown - Indus
trial ground. 165 #. on r, by 300 II.
deep act today to secure this downtown
industrial ground Pc 52l6. -23
CORNER industrial property in Georee-
town fronting l3 and l1Tf. Approximate
ly $4,000 SO. f 20-ft rear alley at End
fir level. adjacent TO freight yards: ap-
proved plans for construction available.
WEAVER BROS, INC, WASHINGTON Blvd,
DI $500. Gil 445f 80
Evening star., 1946-05-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE ALL CASH for commercial property
in D. C Wish to ouy direct from owner.
No agents. Please reply Box 426-H, Star.
WANTED Apartments, stores. once
buildings We nave buyers with $4,000
or 100000 to pay over he trust Write
E st, Washington /, D. C -25
2nd COMMERCIAL or industrial, approx.
5000 So. #, ne area preferred. Con-
tact prospective purchaser at ia. 1900
daily SH ::7SS evenings rs
EX-SERVICEMAN, now assistant manager
of large service station in D. C, desires
full management of service station in
MARYLAND or Virginia on mSk kiglES
Phone ia 2469 after Z pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

Nd OF D, c. All cash. Must be reason
able price. No agents UN. 1854. "a
MUST HAVE reasonably priced home, vi
cinity Hyattsville or Mt. Rainier. Nc
GRATH, WA 6452 ..
IF YOU HAVE considered selling your
home, call Mr,. Dodson. one member OF
Washing ton s ali-veteran real estate firm.
for an honest appraisal. DODSON, uN.
1900 81
IF YOU HAVE good house for sale
please call Mr. Petersen between and
9 . m; 2 or 3 bedrms. preferred UN
Evening star., 1946-05-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
dition; will pay cash Box 45-G Star.
NEED some investment property with
good returns for sum Of cash specified
for investment they can be either indi-
vidual dwellings. apt. houses or COM
mercal property. For more informati tish
call DI 7294 and ask for MR.. BELLO
Call WeekdayS 9.3O-H pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

800 SO. FT.-Can be used for commercial
or any kind of industrial; also 3 business
onhces. AIS Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
CONN. AVE, below Dupont circle- large
room suite; elevator, chore service. vii
Evening star., 1946-05-23

MHaUDEKN FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, 46,-
road siding: showroom on No hwy,
312 miles from 14th st bridge: SIT CELL
ing height. l3l2-ft. loading doors. concrete
street in front, overhead space heaters:
available about August | as whole or will
divide; suitable manufacturing plant. ware
mouse, distributing center. etc WEAVER
CHI a23S IS
Evening star., 1946-05-23
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

INVESI. FKOP. fOk JAIL VSoht.I
DUPONT AREA, choice location-Brick
semidet, 8 rms. and baths. NELLIE
and Sun. WI. 3135. "a
col COLORED-RoOMING HOUSE, A. story
brick with full basemt.. % rooms and
baths; h-wh: rented to ] tenant at pres
ent For complete information call Mr..
Ridden. ME. 5400: Sunday and evenings,
GF 2456 LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO,
I4l5 X ST NV A Complete Real Estate
Institution %
Evening star., 1946-05-23
OFFICES WANTED

FURNISHED OFFICE needed in a modern
downtown Office bldg; price no object
Call HARRY / FRIEDMAN, RE i1ss.
BUY OR LEASE a modern furnished ofsc.,
in a downtown office BLDG. vicinity 15th
and SITS NV; price no object. Call
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, RE. 1896 -23
#. space, unfurnished: prefer 1st fl on
Ga ave NV above Decatur St; possession
wanted on or before Sept. |. RA 500.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
SUBURBAN REhT-vlRGlhIA.

LOVELY COUNTRY HOUSE, furnished, 40
miles from Washington, 10 miles from
Warrenton. Available June /, years lease
Can DE 52l2 Pa
Evening star., 1946-05-23
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE in modern ONCE; telephone,
Secretarisl service, mail address DI.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
STORES WANTED
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

TORE wanted on busy location. suitable
Or ELECTRICAL appliance sales and service.
IA 593S "a
Evening star., 1946-05-23
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STUDIO available evenings;
facilities for artist or writer. st near
! sth 81. NV. DE 33ls, Ma 6393 -os
Evening star., 1946-05-23

ALVIN EPLING, UN 0313. IA
6-ROoM FRAME BUNGALOW, Seabrook
hat FfSg nlss is iot S sss'Soo' terms. ALVIN EP
EbMoNpsoS' RD.-This beautiful s.room.
close to everything; large living room with
bedrooms and closed in sleeping porch
heat. Priced right at $4,000. terms
NJ NJ Reamy' with ALVIN EPLING uN.
WE HAVE 3 NEW detached brick bunsa-
lows nearing completion in Silver Spring
Here are 3 splendid buys. with 4. bedrms
very Resd es for euef lex sae asm at Tne !hsy
Eoq cshpwE2 sfns hGfd OK K m!sS these EDWARD
hAgREb hjAG snIsT REAh5Y IT CO. $50 Washington
W Washington .nnE bIyd, Laurel; Nd "a
REALTY Fdn1.i MA CO. $50 Washington blvd
BETHESDA A-complete modern nve-room
BUNGALOW. Al condition. only six yrs. old,
sash, screens and Venetian blinds through
only sne osne esna toWn
possession. See this house and make us an
offer, Sun. ] m. to g p M Mon; i a m.
to Pm mo agents please). 46O7 Maple
BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK-Rosers Heights.
center-hall plan. liv.. rm. and fireplace.
din. rm., bedrms. and "a tiled baths; all
electric sunny kit, side porch, lg. base
FRINGE GEORGES REALTY CO, Nj.
Givens, WA. 6655; evenings. UN. 2296.
5-RM BUNGALOW and bath. all furn.,
can be seen any time, immediate possession.
1904 42nd ave, Colmar Manor Nd "a
BUNGALOW. featuring 3-bedrms. bath, hy-
ing room, dining ROOM attic with maid s
room built-in garage and very large ter
raced lot. $4,000. Nice neighborhood,
conveniences For appointment, call OIL.
700 until pm. C. FRED KELLEY CO.
-23
A GROOM AND BATH. center-hall plan
ned brick house of excellent construction:
dining room on first floor; two bedrooms
and bath on second floor; concrete porch
in garage. overhead door: gas air-con-
ditioned heat concrete driveway; lot 5ox
I115: convenient to stores. transp. and
! schools: located at 12a Richie ave, Ia
koma Park. Nd Possession at settlement.
CO., NE. 1850. -eS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-10
Reform Studied
Reform Studied
 Italian GOUernn1ent Considers Separation From Catholic Church.

Rome, Jan. l0-(Up)-A proposed constitutional reform to separate the Catholic Church from the Italian State was being considered today by 8 committee of the constituent min- iStry.
 Tn the face of strong papal op- position, Italian government plan- nerS seek to put all religions on an equal basis in Italy.
 Committee members said they will attempt to follow democratic lines in separating the Catholic Church from the State and making all re- ligious equal theoretically" They said they were prepared to recognize Catholicism as most important re- ligion in Italy and to consider duties of priests as a national service justi- flying financial aid from the govern ment.
 The proposed separation of the Church and the Italian government is an ancient sore-point with the Church. Recent statements of Pope Plus XIII and articles in Loser vatore Romano, serni- official Vati- can organ, have indicated that the Vatican will seek to retain Catholic ism as the national religion on the strength of the 1929 Concordat, which the Vatican considers an agreement with the Italian State, rather than with Fascism.
 Other Reforms Studied
 The committee, which is studying various constitutional reforms to submit to the constituent assembly, favors the change in relations be- tween the Church and the State. It also proposed to revise relations of the State with other religions, which include about five per cent of the population.
 Reliable political circles pointed out, however, that such action is not likely to materiali0e under the rtghtist Premier Alcide de Gasperi, who is devoutly Catholic. De Gas peri recently spent two days resting at the Pope'S summer home at Cas- tel Gandolfo.
 AVantl, socialist newspaper, and LEpoca, an independent daily us- ually supporting the Action Party line of former Premier Ferruccio Parri, repeatedly have opposed edi- torially a Church State" since De Gasperi became premier in the recent government crisis.
 The question of separating the Italian State and the Catholic Church remained unsettled from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-10
N Noted Zionist Leader FIoys British Ooths
 DF. Stephen s. Wise
 Asks Investigators
 pr0mises Be kept

Washington, Jan. l0-(UP)-Dr. Stephen S. Wise, noted Zionist lead- CT, declared that the broken promises" for c Jewish home in Pal- eStine were perhaps the most fla- grant illustration of injustice in our world today"
 Wise was especially critical of Britain'S record aS he testified be- fore the 12-nan Anglo-American Committee studying the entire ques- tion of Jewish immigration into the Holy Land. But he said 1t was a chal. lenge to all western powers to end the cynical disregard" of their dec. larations.
 The Zionist leader referred to the British Balfour Declaration of 1917 calling for establishment of a Ma tional Jewish home in Palestine and noted that 1t had been approved of such world leaders as Woodrow Will son and Justice Louis D. BrandeiS.
 "The question of keeping a sacred promise to the most sorely-persecut- ed peoples of the world," he said, lis a test of the morality and ethics of our western civilization and of the faith and decency of people of all religions"
 A statement by the American Zionist Council charged that the Balfour Declaration had actually been repudiated by the British by their White Paper of 1889. The pa- per called for limited Jewish imni- grafton into the Holy Land for a five year period, now expired.
 The basic purpose of the White Paper, the council said, was to keep the Jews a prominent minority in Palestine, making their development wholly subject to Arab consent"
 The White Paper thus crusheS the Jewish hope to national home in any genuine sense of the term and the hopes of hundreds of thou sands of Jews in Europe and elSe- where for security.
 "The White Paper is not only a betrayal of a sacred British pledge and a violation of basic interna- tional law, but a most inhuman doc- ument."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-10

1870 when Rome was occupied by troops of Victor Emmanuel n until Benito Mussolin concluded the Con- cordat with the Holy See in 1929.
 The Vatican State was created by the Concordat and led to periods of extreme friction between Mus solini and the Pope along with bitter controversies between the Fascist and Vatican press, with each side accusing the other of lack of faith in the Concordat.
 The reporm proposed by the com- mittee would revise the first article of the constitution, which reads: The Roman Catholic Apostolic re- ligion is the only religion of the State. Other religions now existing are tolerated according to law"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-10
Noted NaturaIist fHarUard Dies

Boston, Jan. 10 -(UP)-Dr Thomas Barbour, 61, a nationally known naturalist, author and di- rector of the Harvard University of museum of comparative zoology, died at a hospital Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhage.
 Dr. Barbours expenditions to the East and West Indies, India, China, Burma, Japan and South and Central America won him recognition as an authority on reptiles and amphibians.
 Agassiz professor of zoology at Harvard and president of the New England Museum of Natural His tory, he was author of two scienti- flc works. ''Naturalists at Large" and "A Naturalist in Cuba" in ad- dition to a book on Florida. That Vanishing Eden"