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1 Page 7 Burlington Free Press, Friday, Oct. 8, 1943 Ff SOCIAL ACTIVITIES "MEN IN MOTION by fasting end prayer for a 24-hour period, commencing with the Kd Nidre, and concluding with the blowing of the Shofar, traditional lamb's horn, Saturday evening. Services will be held in both congregations, Ohavei Zedek and Chaye Adam, under the superi-sion of N. David Herman. The rabbi Blesses the Jewish communitv of Burlington and its vicinities with a happy and peaceful new year.

Howard National I Bank Will Cash Bell Pay Checks Bell Aircraft pay checks will be cashed free of charge for the corporation employes at the Howard National bank, according to notices posted throughout the plant yesterday by the chief accountant. For the convenience of Bell's the bank has agreed to keep open each Friday night from 6 to 8. If every employe avails Gas Kills Two In Bennington Two Others in Family Made Unconscious Special to the Fret Fret BENNINGTON, Oct. 7. Two persons were dead and two others, all members of the same family, were fonnd unconscious in a gas-filled room In their sec Miss Mcllvaine, Ensign McDonald Engaged To Wed Corp.

Cheeseman Takes a Bride In Detroit, Mich. Bridegroom in Air Corps By Henry J. Taylor CHAPTER XXIII AMERICAN SELF-FAITH AND INTEGRITY THE KEYS TO AMERICA'S BOUNDLESS FUTURE Professional and Business Cards iomber Field At Ford himself of the privilege, more than 1 i I I Iv ond-floor apartment here today, 1,500 checks will pass through the i ft I VIOLIN-'CELLO AND FLUTE LESSONS LARSEN'S VIOLIN SCHOOL 87 Ilungerford St. Phone 902. The dead are Albert J.

Ms bank windows. '4 Dr. H.G. HUNT CHIROPRACTOR PALMER GRADUATE 71 PINE bT. PHOXE ft The Fundamental Error of Failing to Recognize the Place of Integrity" The Need to Co Bock to Democracy and to Give New Honor to Its First Principles The Secrets of Our Weaknesses and Forebodings, As We Contemplate Healing the World A Revived and Re-established America the Only Hope of a World Burlington Jews Begin Yom Kipper Observance Tonight This evening at sundown, Jews throughout the world will observe Advertisement Yom Kippur, the day of atonement.

This day is the most sacred one in the Jewish year and is observed son, 91, and foar-year-old granddaughter, Margaret Hayes. Arthnr B. Hayes, father of Margaret and world war one veteran, was taken to the hospital and will probable recover. Another daughter, Emma Hayes, 3, was revived at the house. Arthur Hayes, ten months old Infant, apparently was not affected by the fumes.

James J. McCaffrey, 80, owner of the house and occupant of the first floor apartment, went upstairs to investigate after one of his grandchildren had told him the cold water was too warm to drink. He told authorities he found the gas valve ia the hot water heater wide open and no flames and all persons In the apartment except the baby unconscious. He turned off the gas and opened the windows. Caught in Spiritual Liquidation A Future of Unco erced Dedication to the Cause cf the Individual Strength cf Man.

hi Li Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctors say your kidneys contain 13 vaim tiny tube or liliers which help to puriiy Llood and kera you healthy. Wlen they tired nd don work right in the daytime, many people bare to pet op night. Frequent or scanty pasages with smarting and burning: sometime shows there ia something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don neglect thia condition and lose valuable, rw tful sleep. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in votir blood, i may also eaune naHcg backache, rheumatic pains, kg paine, 1 of pep nd friery.

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REPAIRS and SERVICE On Refrigeration Washers Stoves Ranges Hoover Cleaners Plumbing Heating Equipment. The success of the hope for a better world depends on re-establishing the self-faith of the American people and! the integrity of the United States. The fundamental error of our lard and bureaucratic "planned eco-collectivists is that thev have nev-: nc m-v." which was, in essence. Only 3 Admitted th S. BLODGETT Co.

inc. the substitution of an unplanned economy for the virility of self- understood the place which in- er To Vermont Bar viit ci 3 ill till uic I ai.ui i i i of "life. Thev have always believed, fa lh "Prise. 192 Bank St. Second Floor Burlington, Vermont Under the disguise of modifying jL-aw-xr i tfa fir.

Capt. Frederick V. Burgess, U. S. marine corps reserve and Mrs.

Burgess of Burlington, announce the engagement of Mrs. Burgess' daughter, Katherine Mclvaine, to Ensign John If. Mc Donald, U. S. navy.

John H. Mcllvaine of Bryn Mawr, is Miss Mrllvaine's father. Mis Mcllvaine was graduated from the Masters school at Dobbs Ferry, N. In 1940 and-is now attending the Juillard School of Music in New York. Ensign McDonald was graduated from the United States naval academy in June and is now on active duty.

He is the son of Mrs. Cecil A. McDonald of Tulsa, Okla. No date has been set for the wedding. Genevieve Hal pin Colled Smallest Class Since World War One Special to th Tee Ptcm MONTPELIER.

Oct. 7. Mrs. Laura Walbridge Kendall of Brat-tleboro. Miss Alice Elizabeth Sher Have You Eliminated These Common Causes of Fire in Your Home? Dirty chimneys.

Plugged stovepipes or flues. Forgotten lighted ciargettes. Careless use of inflammable Electrical equipment not dis- liquids. connected. Oily or greasy rags.

under rug or carpet. Sparks on combustible roof. In the First Evangelical Reformed church, Detroit, Mon-day afternoon. Corp. Lewis Cheeseman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Cheeseman, 82 South Union this city, took for his bride Miss Virginia Geary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Geary, Detroit, Mich. The bride wore a gown of ivory slipper satin with an illusion veil.

Her flowers were gardenias with an orchid center. Mrs. Jack Geary, her sister-in-law, was matron of honor. Immediately after the ceremony a reception for 100 guests was held at the home of the bride where refreshments featured a decorated wedding cake. Mrs.

Cheeseman is a graduate of Eastern high school, Detroit, Mich. The bridegroom was graduated from Burlington high school in burne of Pomfret and Norman Stanley Chase, Jr. of Rutland suc cessfully completed Vermont State bar examinations here today in the smallest class since world war I. Mrs. Kendall and Miss Chase were admitted to the bar this aft our economy, which was really a witch hunt, the creative impulses of countless millions were destroyed.

We contemplate healing the world when we are not decently governing ourselves. The reality of this demands the elimination of collectivism in the United States, or the future ability of the United States to help the world is nil and the ability of the world to be helped is negligible. It will take a new honoring of first principles to get back to self-faith and to re-establish the integ-ri'y of our nation. To do this, to turn our backs on political opportunists and to resist the of collectivism, requires a courage which is the equivalent of the courage of America's pioneers. Devotion It requires sacrificial devotion, spiritual and intellectual convic-tiun, and a genuine respect for the that to say a thing is the same as to do it, as though speech were final, as thoush rhetoric were capable of modifying the tendencies, habits, and character of real beings, and as though verbiage were a substitute for will, conscience, and education.

They proceed by bursts of eloquence or of lawmaking: they believe they can legislate the nature of impulses, and in so doing they profiuce disintegration. The evidence of our history is mercilessly exact. Through long years we have been wasting and abusing the liberties our ancestors won. Conceived in liberty, we have been distracted from the stern fact of liberty, the first element of which is that we supply ourselves with good government. When President Roosevelt said, "We do not need to abandon our democracy to match the of aggressors, he spoke the truth.

We do not need to it, but we do need to go back to it. T. immediate war measure and 939. He is stationed at the Ford bomber field, Ypsilanti, with ernoon when they took their oath Of Middlebury the United States army air corps. Mrs.

Cheeseman, mother of the bridegroom, was present Granite Mutual Insurance Company un.im at the ceremony. To Corp. Barker before the supreme court. Chase will be admitted in Jan. after he has studied the required length of the time in a Vermont office.

Mrs. Kendall is a graduate of Middlebury college in the class of 1915 and has studied in the law office ot her husband, Irwin S. r. fl 6 6 6 1 1 Joscph Winterbotham Chosen To Head The Mohican Club Prof. Pappoutsakis Traces Growth Of the Orchestra UVM Faculty Ladies Special to tlie Free Preaa RUTLAND, Oct.

7. Miss Genevieve Grace llalpin. daughter of Mrs. Anna Halpin of Middlebury and the late John Halpin, became the bride of Corp. Harry A.

Barker, United States army paratroopers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy A. Barker, Rutland, Saturday morning in Christ the King rec- Kendall, for the past three years. Miss Sherburne, a graduate of Green Mountain junior college in Poultney in the class of 1937 has studied in the law office of Loren The annual meeting of the Mohican club was held last evening at the Hotel ermont.

Election of officers followed the dinner. The following slate of officers was chos. en for the year: Joseph Winter- aignity of one self as a man, tory. The ceremony was performed by Heor Music Dept. Member The music study group of the Ladies of the Faculty of the University of Vermont heard Ippro- Ihntham Frank A.

or.e's own work, one's place as the head of a family, as a member of a community, and as a citien of a nrnsnprnii! and stable nation. Rev. John M. Kennedy, pastor, in the presence of friends and rela Cantweil, vice-president; Mrs. Joseph T.

Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Edwin L. Shuttleworth, treasurer. tives of the couple i For in this principle of self-faith; The bride wore a suit of soldier i crates Pappoutsakis, of the univer-and integrity is the only hope of blue wool gabardine with plum- sjty music department in a lec-our country this side of intermit, colored accessories, and her cor- tent war and permanent national sage was of white roses. Miss ture Thursday a.ternooa on the develonment of the orchestra.

He Mary Jane Earley R. Pierce in Woodstock. She will practice with attorney Pierce. Chase, who is completely blind, graduated from Brown in 1-40 and from Yale University law school in 1943. He has been studying in the law office of Asa S.

Bloomer In Rutland. Ten written exams were given by the board of bar examiners in the court house Tuesday and Wednesday and this morning. Two oral tests were given this afternoon. On the board are chairman Edward H. Deavitt of Montpelier, Arthur L.

Graves of St. Johnsbury; Guy M. Page of Burlington, Alban J. Parker of Springfield. Horace H.

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If our ability to rule ourselves of vllnw rn. Frarnc ciergy inereioioie, luruugn sage the primary postwar task of the United States in behalf of itself and the world is to return to its moral and intellectual foundations and believe in them again. The heavy foreboding which many note in the hearts and minds of thoughtful men and women, the strange failure to rejoice and be electrified by the mere thought that ona day the war may be over hat does it mean? It means we see a Fate coming closer, and that we know we have been made weak in our own house. Weak We are weak because every bulwark of integrity we have has been tampered with. The oath bound leaders of our government cannot qlrcumvent the purpose of law, destroy the authority of contracts, the fundamental postulates try which all honorable men live, the sanctity of the spoken word, the claritv of the written word, wheth- I 1 IfltU of Rutland was the century when the or-a formal group made 101,1 ichestra as LeVene man.

I itself inseii a Known wnn ceruoz, 10 me Miss Mary Jane Earley, daughter of Mrs. Byron D. Burdick, became the bride of Arthur Walter Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of North Stonington, on Sept.

20. Rev. Robert Hatch performed the ceremony in St. John's Episcopal church, Ar- ton Barber of Bennington. who the Pine room of the Hotel orchestra with its four wick.

Among relatives and friends "ctmns and 100 musicians, from out of town were Mrs. Wil-I Environment financial and h-ham Burke, Camp Edwards. jer sPect" htd muchc Mrs. John Halpin and sons, orchestra development Some com- was appointed by the supreme court as a member to act during the absence of R. Clarke Smith of Rutland who is serving in the grows worse, we and our children's Children shall descend the path of Dante's bewildered traveler, who, ''worn by dreadful trials of the past, turns from the dangers which beset his life's course." We shall ace the rule of a chosen group of militarists or collectivists.

after a sufficient number of wars. Conversely, with the support of the principle of self-faith, and in the American spirit, our future and our ability to help the world are boundless, praise God in uncoerc- like Handel, who 8 ton. Aiass. armed forces. jonn ana inomas, ana Airs.

John Th hririe wore a cown of blue spent years in Wpthprpll all r.t MirMlaKiiT-v chiffon velvet with burgundy ac- u. .1 worked under kings and princes riiiivi (fennel and a corsage of gardenias. rln3trnnao u.hil snm rnmnntfrs Cents lO AfW iorK Deiore going to Lurin- iviitc nnrnthv Austin 1hp hrida'a burg. N. where they will known beyond the con-jMis Dth Austin, the bndM rorr.

Rartor ic ot their own communities. onl attendant, wore a teai Diue corp. Barker is now an instructor Jhui vpKpi u.i!h hi. round ae- er it he between government andiei dedication to the common and individual! a paratrooper unit. Camp Max- citizen or citizen and citizen, and! lefty cause of the cents and a gardenia corsage.

A reception was held at the ton, army air base. His- bride, who 'T -7 strength of man. the instruments available, he said. in this way make us strong. We are weak because of hapha- du to a cold a little time-tested toyouV'roomn 0 trt fine! VAPORUB is a graduate of Middlebury high! i The End.

BURLINGTON, VERMONT 123 Church Street 173 College Street Frof. Pappoutsakis traced the brides home in Arlington neignu nas been employed as a1 bis marched, reciting prayers and (telephone operator in Rutland. chapters of psalms. actual building of instruments 'following the ceremony, lhe bride which developed ith demands for 'formerly resided at 472 South Un-them; woodwind evolved from the 'ion st and for the past two years "Pipes of Pan:" trial and error has been employed as secretary at MADE Rabbi Herman Among Delegates Pleading for Jews stages of brasses found origin in LOANS BY MAIL They arrived at the capitol at 1, and were met by Vice President Wallace and the entire assemblage of both houses of congress. The rabbis then read, in both anH Fnalisri a signed neti- Hamilton Standard Fropeller, Hartford, Conn.

Before enlisting in the navy the bridegroom was en the hunting horn, strings and per N. Bend St. Shed Fire Threatens Kerosene Explosion cussion instruments. Recordings of Haydn's "Surprise ployed at Electric Boat company, Groton, Conn. Rabbi N.

David Herman of thisUn askmo frr th rrpatinn of the bymphony. and tbe second symphony of Sibelius were played to Strictly Confidential Small SILVER PLAN, INC. 1 Main St. Tel. 1328 city, serving as a special dele Presents A Gala Array of New intergovernmental agency "to save the Jewish people in Europe," An explosion was averted yester.

contrast the limpid, clear trans- MOMS Meet in USO; Await Nat'l Charter gate for the Jews of Vermont and day morning by local firemen when parency of the music of Haydn's n.n.pMmc i re broke out in a one-story stor- day to the modern development bD shed in th.rear -226 North elaboration of our present day. iv nimi dii u-xls uic st- in wmch two barrels all The r.ext meeting will be Nov at the home of Mrs. Howard Members of the recently-formed Mothers of Marines organization, nationally known as the MOMS, met yesterday afternoon in the USO building. South Winooski for Bennett. ton, D.

C. Wednesday, when the delegation urged President Roosevelt and congressional leaders to Cat aid J. Kelley at $100. Furniture, the Lincoln Memorial to participate in prayers, and at 4 p. m.

met with including boys camping cots and siderable smoke yesterday after- their first meeting following the Roosevelt at the hite take immediate steps to rescue President Jews from Nazi-occupied lands. House. terns, Deionging to ueorge merger- noon. Except for the charred founding banquet. Aims, policies An nnrl Vtia Daw CtAiit rr a H'arA 1 1 a.

i 1 NOTICE FOR MORNING SERVICE MONTPELIER TO BURLINGTON PHONE MONTPELIER 1171 ROY A. LATUCH Williston Sooth Burlington PHONE 3068 urusnes anu pan mere was no and work of the organization were and work of the organization were uunitu. unc rim cu uie uuhuiiik damage. explained. Election of a permanent 'slate of officers was postponed un In a dramatic precession, at the Union station and at the Capitol building, the rab- DRESSY HATS 52'98 was aamagea.

t-nier is.euey attributed the cause to rubbish burning outside the shed. JERICHO Mr. and Mrs. CAMP FIRE NOTES Tumaga Camp Fire Girls held a council fire this week at which the Tawatenya group were guests. Four members were formally installed.

Two, Barbara Robinson Herbert Gilman Paintbrushes burned thoroughly til the arrival of the group's charter from headquarters in Washington, at which time the Vermont chapter will be further organized. HOTEL FOR SALE Island Pond, Vermont in the pail in which they were soak- who have recently bought and oc-ing and stewing on an electric cupied the W. H. Brigham farm plate in Harry Dilloway's repair entertained Mrs. Gilman's parents.

few There are no railways and roads on Borneo. shop, 109 Main in the Van Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berno of Twenty-five room hotel, nine Lois Wilson. Javeeniner.S house bnt.

creaUng lasi weekend ii .1.. 1 ore full since summer: two v. Riirinn 'rice ana Joyce 4 tlllCIS, malum j. house, all in connection. The CimHhprd have hist recently ioined.

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Free Press Bldg. 2nd Floor Refinancing 1 honor in token of earning ten regular beads, flame-colored, symbolic cf the hearth fire. These three were Marolyn Brooks, Beth Morrill and Lois Wilson. Three other notable awards were handcraft beads to Beth Morrill, Barbara Robinson and Lois Wilson for making their own ceremonial gewns. A special local honor was awarded each member of the group who took the Mt.

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