R.P.SCRIPPS.
NEWS MAGNATE,
present
DIES ON YACHT
Was Prindpal Owner Of The
20,000
Scripps-Howard Chain Of
24 Newspapers; Death At Engineers Estimate Pro HiROTo mw
Sea Like That Of Father. Floods A t a Glance Loss At 25 Miffion^
FOR AMERICA, By ASSOCIATED PRESS k SAN DDEQO—Almost completely San Franelaco. March 4.— (AP) enty-fonr Bodies ! LOS ANOEUS»-Clty Engineer cut off. Highways, railroads out of Recof’* Robert P. Scrlpps, 43, principal IN FORTIFYING I Lloyd Aldrich estimated damage to commission. Telephone and tele- stockholder In the Scripps-Howard city structures, bridges and streets graph wires down. In excess of $3,000,000. Numerous ered Bnt Most SeTerdj|g national newspaper chain, died FlLLMORI^IsoIated completely. I hillside and canyon homea destroy- Bridges destroyed. aboard hla yacht off Lower Califor- So He Tells Budget Commit- ed. Homeless adequately cared for. INDIO—Little damage, but offi- Stricken Areas Stifl bo-i; nia, It was learned here early to- Public utilities functioning normal- cials banned sale of liquor until day. Tho publishing executive, who ly. Railroad service still ou t Com- normal conditions return. tee; Is Ready, Though, To munication lines partially restored. lated; No Food Shortage,' began hla newspaper career at tho BAKERSFIELD—City Isolated. age of 16, died while tho )racht, the RIVERSIDE—Hundreds evacuat- BURBANK—Streets filled with ed from their homes Wednesday mud. Seventy-five homeless. Novla Del Mar, was anchored off Talk About Qnhtiog T ie night returned to damaged resi- PALM SPRINGS—Facing food lios Santa Margarita Island, Lower'Cali- Angeles, March 4.—^ dences. Relief agencies caring for at shortage. Light and power service fornia. least 300. Light and power service (AP) — Seventy-four bodiei Building Of Big War Ships disrupted. Airplane chartered to Coast Guard headquarters hero restored after more than 13 hours bring tn lood. were recovered from Southern lapse. was informed that Scrippe’ body PASADENA—Damage to Rose California’s flood disaster up to SANTA ANA—Area 18 miles long was tranaferred last Wednesday Tokyo, March 4— (A P )—Japan’s Bowl and surrounding golf course 9:30 a. m. (12:30 p. m,, e. s. t ) evening to the Panama Pacific liner and 7 miles wide Inundated aa San- estimated at $200,000. Damage In Foreign Minister HlrotA urging today and fifty three had Pennsylvanto, due In Loe Angeles ta Ana river overflowed. Hundreds Aroyo Seco, location of many sum- Saturday. The time of his death world naval reduction by abolish- driven from homes, but majority mer homes, estimated at $500,000. identified. _ .?®****5?^. Angelea art shown wading through flood water at the city’s Imsiest comer was not contained in a message ing all large warships, told a parlia- able to return as waters receded. Bridges washed out. Some estimates indicated tht from the liner, ^ Ite worst rainstorm In years. Seven persons were reported dead or mlas- Damage heavy.' A ibort time after thle picture was taken, all telephone communication with Los VAN BUYS—100 homeless. death toii might reach 200. Scrippa was stricken seriously 111 cut off. Angeles was mentary budget committee today L4)NQ BEACH—Five main arte- SANTA MONICA—Damage $50,- while on a trip to Hawaii last sum- ho woa "sorry for America" If the rial bridgea closed. Others open to 000. Paving in many streets ruined. most severeiy stricken mer. Death roaulted from an inter- United States were building Pacific light traffic only. Only about 76 SANTA PAULA—280 families stiii were isoiated. There nal hemorrhage. coast defenses In fear of Japan. cared for at relief agencies. evacuated. Water four feet deep on definite reports o f 81 mi Confirmation of the death was HIrota told tha committee relations MALIBU— Isolated by sUdea and Harvard avenue and airport. in addition to the 74 given in New York city by William with the United States were .friend waahoute. All uUlIttea, Including SON IS SUSPECTED VENTURA—City streets and W. Hawkins, chairman of tho board BRITAIN MAKING BIDS ly, when a committee member broke water, cut off. -Bectiona of Roose- some homea covered by mud. found. These figures did
of Scripps-Howaro. to to ask: velt highway, one of the two links include estimates from Scripps was the son of the late EL CENTRO—Without light or "But It seems the United States between San Francisco and Lof An- power. Schools reopened. county, where the m ad __ , E. W. Scripps, founder of the newa- IN MOTHER’ S DEATH Is fortlfylDg Hawaii and Alaska geles, washed out. paper chain which la represent;^ by ALTADBNA—128 families home- Ana river caused the grehl FOR PEACE WITH REICH Does the foreign minister believe MOROVIA—Two hundred refu- less; 60 autos washed away. ^ i e a In many large cities of the floods in the area. United States. Ho leaves his wid- tbe American people fully under- gees boused at American Legion VENICE—400 homeless. CommU' stand Japan?" and Elks clubs. Metropolitan Loe ow and six children. RECEIVES BUT 19 CENTS t Woman’s Body Found nity without gas eight hours. "Japan's policy toward the Unit MONTROSE — Several bridges Began Work At Ifi But At Same Time % e k FOR MANY BIO WORDS | POMONA — Estimated damage and all the commuitities in ed States already Was made clear out, communication disrupted and In excess of $250,000. Hundreds of Scripps was boro In San Diego highways Impassable. Angeles county, were g< New York, March 4.— (AP) — ' Kitchen With Knife In my speech opening the Llet. We refugees. •?kl at 16 began his newspaper ca- are doing our best to promote SAN BERNARDINO—1,000 ref- VIOTORVIIXB—300 homeless about business as usual, reer os a reporter and correspond- Anning At Top Speed; To TraumaUc shock, indljgesUon. j fracture of the crown of the friendship through an exebanga ugees In Municipal Auditorium. Waters rising as rains continue to is no food shortage, and ent. A graduate of Pomona Col- Neck; Seen Leaving Home Blocks of streets buried under de- lege (Cal.), Scripps became editorial lower righ first bicuspid and meosages with Secretary Hull. "This run off mountains. health problem, county ^nd Over 000 Millioiis fracture of the lower left third policy will be unchanged in the fU' bris. Gas, electric and telephone NEWPORT-BALBOA—Marooned. director of the Scrippa-Howard and service out. dais said. Scrippa-McRae newspapers in 1917. molar— ture. Sufficient food and other supplies. Chicago. March 4.—(A P )—Blood Some estimates of In the same year he married Mar- On Her Navy This Year* Thooe were the ills Jake Kri- "However, If It la true the Unit- steins on toweU and In a wash basin ed Stetee Is fortifying the Paclflic were as high as $26,000,i Culbortwon, who lurvivoz vitsto, a tailor, alleged be suf- him together with their children, fered in encountering a bit of lent support today to a police theory coast to provide against Japan, but engineers a g re^ it am oorry for America. Aa long as Robert Paine, Jr„ Charles Edward, London, March 4— (A P )—Jltghty stone In bis restaurant ooup, and that Mrs. Theodore Danlelsen, 47, ^ weeks before a figure Margaret Ellen, NaCkey Elizabeth he sued for 31,000. we fully understand each other, Samuel Holtslnger, and Edward Britain, arming at top speed the found dead In her home with a 10- am confident there arill be no troa A. P. REPORTER DESCRIBES pe determined. In Los A Wyllto, m . > while she dickers for peace with Ihri A municipal Court jury award, inch kitchen knifs embedded In the city the damage was es' ed him a Judgment Tor 10 cents , throat, was, a alayei'‘s victim. ble between Japan and America." Mr. Scripjw wof preatdent rupe'a dictators, will spend over Difference In Meoalnge ed at $3,000,000. traaauror o f tho E. W. Scrippa com. —prloe of the soup. | PoUoa Ueut. John Walah said It 8800,000,000 on her navy this yqgr— eras doubtful that the woman com- A foreign office apokeaman said FLOODS FROM AIRPLANE Watata Becedtoi pany. and a diractor of tha Newo- later that white 'T am aorry lo t Recoding water loft a panoi paper Bnterorisa Askoclation oorv- not counting a vast construction mitted suicide or was killed acci- program which likely win Include dentally because of the position of America" was a literal translation of mud-covored and wrackad ho. Ice, the Newspaper Information of HInota's words the meaning sarvice, and of the United Presa battleshipe of more than 38,000 the wound In the left side of the dobris-Iaden highways, wasksd tons. neck. He said aha was right hond- Americana and to Japaneae was dif- Flies Over Inundated Towns aoeoclatlons. He also was a trustee JAPANESE HALTED bridgM, damaged orchards of Miami University. He main- Details of the building program ed. . ferent. fai tos, and torn raUway tracksi , „ tained homea In Woet (^heater, Ohio, hinge upon current Informal dis- He ordered a search for the wo- HIrota's meaning might be ex' LATE NEWS Rod Cross and municipal offtcM il and at Miramar, Son Diego coun- cussions with American and French man’s 16-year-old son Theodore, pressed better, tbe foreign office And Cities Bndges Down said It would be several days bsCsra' ty, Cal. _ naval experts on what to do about BY U. S. MARINES Jr. The police official aald Mrs. spokesman said, thus: "1 am sorry on accurate estimate waa i Japan’s refusal to disclose her Irene HIpellus, a neighbor of the America feels tbe necessity of tek' Everywhere; Thonsands of the storm damage or the B. W. Scrippa, father of Robert naval building. l>anlelsens, told him she saw the Ing such a step, which la an uo FLASHES! youth leave home about 4 p. m. car- killed hy the worst storm to P. Scrippa and foundei of the Japan refused to say whether she necessary expenditure because The rain, pouring relani Scrippa-McRea and the later was building battleships above 38- Armed Patrol Once More rying two suitcases Japan has no intention of attack' Of Acres Under Water. 000 tons, and the indicated result of Found By Husband PASTOR SENT TO CAMP across the beleaguered Scrippa-Howard chains, died like his Ing." which Include some o f the son, on his own yacht on which he the present discusslo'ns Is that Bri- Mrs. Danicisen's body was found Turning to naval building, HIrota Berlin, March 4.— (A P )—-Tha tain will decide to exceed the limit Prevented From Entering on the kitchen floor by her husband richest agricultural land and spent prsctically all hla time during told qtusUoners: "Japan would wel- By DAN DE LUCE. Bev. Bfarttn Nlerooeller, fighting the latter part of hla life. HU fixed by the 19SS London Naval when he returned from work last greatest metropolis, pUed up a Treaty. night. Apparently she was prepar- come tbe opportunity to dlscuas the Los Angeles, March 4.— (A P )— Protoataat opponent o f the Naat day total of 11.06 Inches to death occurred In 1936, off the coast question of naval reduction with regime, hns been pinced In n oonceo- of Liberia. Today's naval esUmates were an Shanghai Defense Area. ing to bake a cherry pie when she Aa on amateur seagull, I flew over Angelos, and exceeded even ttwfc- was struck down. the powers. If such opportunity trntlon camp by tbe Oeetapo, the nounced by Alfrod Duff Cooper, Southern OUlfornia'a worst flood, Gormnn state police. flgure to some foothUl suburbs, : ¥ First Ixird of the Admiralty, even Lieut. Walsh said Mrs. HIpellus appears, the Japanese government Most of the country looked like Pasadena repotted total ralnfliji', Shanghai, March 4 — (AP) — told of hearing the Danlelsen piano will propoae tbe total abolition ol a green golf course with a lot of The wife of the World War aob- as Prime Hinleter ('hamberlaln laid mnrine commander ooUnpeed when of 26.85 Inches, but the city hi tor the ground work for peace talks United States Marines were report- from 3:30 until 3:30 p. m. Tha capital ships." water traps. high ground and deep cauyoiw HIGH COURT VOIDS with Germany’s Fuehrer Hitler ed by police today to have tasJM an planlat played Lisst’s Hungarian (Capital shlpa, defined by the It look ^ like that—nothing sen- she wan told today that the militant Ntemoeller hod been sent to the each side carried off much of parallel thoee with Italy's Duce, armed detachment of seventy-five Rhapsody, Mendelssohn’s Rondo 1921-33 naval treaties, are thoee, oational, nothing wetter than our water. Mussolini Japanese at the boundaries of the Capriccloao and tho works of other not aircraft carriers, of more than own front yard—until we dodged Sachsenhaoeen, Saxony, enmp de- masters. 10,000 tons and with guns of more splto Me prevlono re le n t Dlsroptod iCommunlcationr V t t i ABERHARtSe^ The estimates did not include American defenan sector of the In- around a cloud and saw Pomona. vented accurate checks o f death aaij^ “Tiew construction program for ternational SetUement Police said Mrs. Danlelsen was a than 8-lncb calibre. Joe Lewis, the chubby little cupId • • • 1 talented pianist. For eight yean damage froni great secUons o f tha 1938, details of which wlU be con The Marinea baited the Japanese Most Direct Suggesrtlon who flies film folks on their Arizona TEN HURT IN BLAST she had been Instructing her eon In elopements, dipped a wing and drop- five counties, 1 ^ Angelea, Baa Barw' tolned to another White- Paper,' soldiers patrolling with troop trucks (The suggestion was the moat dl New York, Mnreh (U—(A P )—The Duff Cooper said. piano playing. The elder Danlelsen rect by Japanese since the Tokyo ped our plane cloaer. nardtno. Riverside, Orange and Ven. ' Social Credit Profram 0 at the Bubbling Well road boundary said his son playsd the plino for his Horten brewery to upper Blaiihnt- turs. Regular Ectimatee of the defense sector for half an government refused to divulge her ten wee wrecked today by a great He set regular esUmates at 133- Sunday school class. naval building program at the re' (ODntinoed on Page Two) Bfaay WIrea Down hour before they were permitted to Tho blood stained towels were In blast and Are hi which at least 10 Canadian Province k De- 707,0(X) poimds, or $fll8,838,00() proceed. quest of the United States, Britain Telephone and telegraph cmn« 18,643,000 pounda or $93,310,000 the bathroom. Police said the stay- were known to have been Injured, Persistent Japanese encroachment er apparenUy washed up after com- and France after reports that Japan Some $5 mlnuteo after the explo- munlcatlons with the flood-strieksR(.' toore than the previous year. In the sone gushed by the Harines, was building battleships of more areas, partially restored after hours “A supplementary esUmate will mitting the crime. Tho front door sion, which occurred In a oectlon of clared UnconstitntionaL despite an agreement to curtail Jap- of the homo was unlocked when than 38,000 tons—tbe limit set to HEALTH O m CE RS in which they were Isolated, he presented in due course, for -o anese patrols, has resulted in In- the gannt old bnilding devoted to Danlelsen arrived. tbe London naval treaty of which boiler space. It had not been aaoer- slow. Service employes battti _ much of the work on the program to creasing friction. the three western powers are signa- keep abreast of Jthe mounting trsSU^ ckrried out to the forthcoming Police Capt. Herbert Burns said talned whether there were fataU- Ottawa, March 4— (Canadian To Make Protest he wanted to question the youth to tories.) tteo. much of ft remltlng from amdoos financial year," Duff Ctooper Marine headquarters declined MUSTBEDOaORS Preaa)—The Supreme Court of ed. to determine “when he last saw his Meanwhile, new and more bitter « • • relatives seeking to oonununleoto mother alive, and whether he saw tncldente In the national moblllza- with those in the flood none. Canada today struck a body blow Britain now has two batUeshiM (Uoattaues am Pago Pwo) BOY CONFESSES MURDER any auspicious persona In the neigh- Of tbe 200 listed as storm vtctlmsii at the ooclal credit program of the building, and plans were for thim borhood." Chicsgo, Mnreh 4,— (A P )—Police I'Mre to be begun thi« year. (Cootlmied on Page Three) 24 were Identiflec dead, most og government of Premier William Deputy Attorney General Captain Patrick ColUna annonnoed The fear of Japanese building led today 18-year-old Theodore DaaM- them residents of Lot Angeles couB* Aberbart In Alberta province. to revision. Japan is not a slg u - Jr„ confeoaed he stabbed his ty. The court not only ruled uncon. tory of the London treaty, but the GRANDFAHIERDIES Says Laymen Cannot Hold partly crippled mother to death dar- Authorities estlcrated 20,000 per*, stitutional three Alberto bUU bol- treaty provides that its limitations ing a violent quarre' after "abe sons were temporarily homeiesa, al* nay be tossed aside In the event ft/m Folks In Midst shook me and Mapped my face.” though many were expected to rs* stering the social credit program, exceeds those UmltoUona. Posts In This State. • * • turn to their dwellings early today. but Chief Justice Lyman Duff ruled SAVING CHILDREN “ *'?*.*!*’“ * ’ ^eUe^etag Army MARKETS AT A GLANCE The flood waa made doubly turtt> against the Alberta Social Credit ***^“ *'ee eetlmates, give Of the California Flood New York, March 4 — (A P )— ous by Its plunge from mountains Act, the corner-stone of the Aber- a forbidding composite pictvre of Hartford, Oojp., March 4.— (AP) more than 6,000 feet high down M bart government’s financial struc- Stocks—Irregular; alow selling ^2J*“ ** preparations for poeol Tossm Three Tots From —Connecticut fa c ^ today the pros- halts rally sea level In only 30 mUes. It.left tM ture. HoUywrood, March 4.— (A P )—If^Hamllton, Tom Rutherford and pect of a wholesale turnover In the Benfla—^Mlxed; some rails In wide Los Angeles metropolitan dlstrftt^ (Joing outside the -points specUt- iJJTny esUmates totalled 3833.800 - Hollywood follows Its custom of Michael Whalen. public health officers serving her cally referred to the court, ChlM decline, . of more than 3,000,000 populatKto “2? ***?•* ^ AWorce 3887.'. A Second Story Window hping suaceptibte to current trends, Any number o f actors and ac- communities, particularly In the virtually isolated. ' Justice Duff hauded down an opm. 810.000, plus $101,380,000 for ord- film fans may expect any number Curb—Narrow; oUa and apertal- tresses gave a helping hand to rural districts, following an opinion tlee bought.' It wreaked havoc along a 170* km that the Social CrwHt Act was nance factorleo. of motion pictures dealing with the those stranded or homeless. But of deputy attorney general Dennis mile front—from the city of Van*, outside the Vigal Jurisdiction of the ??**. 7or the three services Bot k Burned To Death. horrors of floods. Foreign Exchange—Steady; sterl- there also were plenty who bad to P. O’COnnor that laymen cannot lag lower. tura on the north to San JuaR. province. e x c e ^ by at least 350,000,000 the Film producers learned a Io(— hold the posts. (Trend total $1,785,780,000 given be helped themselves when their Cotton —Eaoy; lower cables; for- Capistrano on the south, toth cttlss' Highly Impoctaat - several hundred thousand dollars own cars became marooned or tbe The state laws governing the ap- oy Premier Oiamberlaln to his out- worth—about tbe effects of swirl- eign selliag. are the sites of historic Spanteh.’ The opinion considered high- EUsabethtown, N. T „ March 4.— roads In front of their homea be- pointment of town, borough and city Sugar—Barely steady; trade buy- waa '^*-'**«‘* y ing waters. came rushing streams. health officers stipulate that an ap- missions still in use. Eastern boun*; ly Important, because it threw doubt (A P )—A grandfather who tosaed ing. dary of the flooc waa tbe Ban Bei* '- his three small grandchildren to Universal studio’s back lot, bor- Bing Oosby laid claim to the pointee shall be "some discreet per- on the validity of the wboto effort of laitroase dering tbe Los Angelea river and Coffee—Higher; better BntzlUan nardino moimtain range, beyooil^ Britoto s navy now has 119,000 safety from a second stoiy window unique distinction of getting stuck son, learned in medical and sanitary markets. the Abwhart govemment, which perished today when fire destroyed the locale for many a thriller Uke in his own garage. Cramping bis artence." which lies the Great AmerleSSl- came Into power In Alberto In 1935, men, an tocnass o f 7,000. Tbdav's the "Hunchb4u;k of Notre Dame,’’ Desert. report said there was planned a his stx-room frame home here. car’s wheels a bit too hard, he slid Through failure of tbe law to to set up a new economic scheme The ebarred body of the vletlm, appeared to be the heaviest Individ- off the concrete runways Into bub- specify on appointee must be a li- LAUNCHES NEW SUB .Schools were closed, but for .the province. ronslderable Increase” of naval ual loser. The studio said the loss J^rptanas ^ fliers ana that appro- Gusman Parker, 60, later was re- deep mud. So he called a ton censed pbysiclan, many Omnectlciit went on:—under dlfftculUss would be above $75,000. truck. nearby Suite .Anita race track. TbA 77ie throe blUs rulai unconstitu- PrtrttoM to carry oo eonatnictloa covered from the ruins. communities, especially the amaller New London, Oonn.. March 4.__ tional were the credit regulation of veaaela under 1987 or early pro- HU son, caauda, 17, stood bare- Virtually every studio In Southern Leo Cterrillo fished out a man ones, have been served for genera- mud w u ik) thick the horses wecSl,~j California—Including those situat- from the 350-foot torrent roaring tions by laymen acting aa health of- (A P )— Bound for Provlncetown, almost hidden. bill, "to amend and coosoUdate the grema had been Increased by 7,895.- foot tn 14 tochea of snow and a tem- Mass., to participate In acceptance perature of 33 degrees below sero ed at Culver City, Burbank and by his swamped residence. The ficers. In Los Angeles, Mayor Frank -a credit o f Alberta Regulation Act' 375 pounds, or $39,476,875. teste for the Navy Department, the ^ lh> Alberto press bill, “to ensure and caught the ehUdren. He was North Hollywood—suffered to some man said he waa Ralph Durfln, Pas- At tbe request of state health Snaw declared all danger to tb at'^ extent new xubmarine Seal left this port tha pijblleatlon of accurate n Lsmdon, March 4.— (A P )__ra a ia taken to a hoopltal with hU feet adena ranch laborer caught by the commissioner Stanley H. . Osborn, area appeared to have passed. . Andy Divine took a $10,000 Iom at 8 o’clock this morning. We are at work on a pr^m inafiy^ and information," and the nui to- of an attempt by Rrtchafuahrer Hit- flrosen. storm. O'Connor delved into the statutes Also to a boepttal, suffering from from the flood. His rld i^ acad- It took Wayne Morris and Pat governing the appointment of these The submarine waa constructed estimate of damage to public anp creasing taxes on banks to Alberto. ler to muxsle the British prea to emy fell into the waters of tbs Los connection with current Anglo-Ger- cuts and burns, was Claude’s sister, Knowles 20 miles to find a way to officials and their duties and yes- at the shipyard of the Electric Boat private property," he said to 4$ The Supreme Court also ruled A ngles river. statement. The work of rehablUthr inan talks have evoked anzloua Margaret. 30, who Jumped from the reach Warner Brothers studio from terday gave an opinion that they Company at Uroton. that the Domlnlori govcniment h-** second story after aiding her father The front yard of Bob Burns’ their home, a half-mile distent. A must be licensed prscUUoners CaJRr Worth W. Foster commands tion is alreeuly under way "witfl power to disallow provincial legts- questlofia to the House of Ootomous. home to a Beverly Hills canyon, every resource of the city govenH Observers today saw a connection in waking the youngsters, ranging In bridge washout was responsible. medicine. the company’s trial crew. lation until the governor-general a t landscaped at a cost o f $5,000. waa The well-known swimming pools cient cooperating 100 per cent," W' between the foreign office's unusual- age from 18 months to 8 years. washed away. ’Tt must be assumed from an ex- (Canada bad Indicated hla approval They are the children of a married of filmland’s glamour folk also suf- amination of thesa statutes, which added. or dlsapprova thereof. . ly brief t'wo-llne announcement con- Several film Stan were isolated fered. One aide of Ernst Lu- treasury BALANCE Red Croaa ofttclals said they cerntog yestenlay's meeting of Hlt- dau^ter and were vlsttlng their placed tbe specific duties on health grendtather. either at Palm Springs or Malibu bltscb’a was washed away. officers of towns and rttlea to take caring for 3,000 homeless In This point was at Issue to connec- ler and the British fm bSBsstInr tn Beach, their ’ two favorite resting (%lef Joe Laabaway of thU A tree fell on the executive’s ttepa to preserve health and prevent Washington, March 4.— (AP) — Angeles county. Mrs. Bstbsr i tion with enfureement of certain Berlin and Der Fuehrer's attack on spots. Bridges and highways were burn, field representative, aald laws to the program of Alberto’a Adlroniiack mountain hamlet’s vol- bungalow at M-G-M. Film vaulte disease’', the- deputy attorney os- The position of the Treasury on the foreign presa, eqiertaUy the washed out. at Paramount were threatened. Uminary tovestlgatloo abowad unteer fire departaaent said the erted, “that'the le^lature in- March 2: Receipts $119,317,54’(.38; aortal credit Premier William Aber- Among thooe raported Isolated least 18 A r WANCHE8TEB iiVENmO HEftilLD. MANCHESTES, OONN« VEIDAT. MABGH 4. IM t M^CHESTER EVEMNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, ERmAT, MARCH 4,198» PAGB ha ooptiwMid, la "aolely and awolu* FLOOD DEATHS NOW 200; DeMOUrS BIRTHDAY U lv i^ th e lr lto g a U T e W the atate.” MCLEVY EXPLAINS OmBC'a passage In liQtler'a speech PRESIDENT SAILS O B I T U ARY EMANUEL SOCIEn PREPARED N. Y. Stodis ABOUT TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Walden Odhinii, Wa of Fahniary >0, In which Der Fueh- OVER EOAMO HOMOESS CELEBRATION TO BEGIN GIRLS ENTERED IN RED MEN-GARIBALDI PERSONALITY CONTEST HEALTH OFHCERS ping. rer said that with good will on both anr GOVERNMENT Admitted today: Daniel aides there waa possibility ot an SAME OLD COURSE DEATHS Adam Exp - HEARS TALK ON CHINA DEFEND NATION (OM tiawd fron Page Oae) Banqutt With "Dnd” WaMh As Mrs. Carl ’Carlaon of Bast Middle Talcottville, Barne} OottfirteC ’ agreement, Hodaa said: C Air Reduc . Turnpike waa honored with a blrtb- MUST BE DOCTORS “With these words of the Rsiea I BUSS M a r i e D o g u e t Hond^ GuMt To Start Three- West Center streeL Alaska Juo day surprise party last night at her Dlacharged today: Mies chancellor I fully agree." Miss Marie Duguet, 0S, of 809 o f them driven from their homes by Allegheny Day Observance Tonight. Is Addressed at Inspirational Spruce street died yeeterday af- tha Santa Ana rivsr, were alMltered home, which waa attended by rela- (Contlnaeil from Pave One) Melnke, 151 Maple street. Ml He concluded with a suggeatlon Bridgeport Mayor Declares AlUod Cham tives and friends from this town, ;it! Hgld( Prett Coiferace At ternoon, having been In poor health temporarily in Municipal °Audltor- Meeting By Miss Twinem, garet Donohue, 394 Porter .. TeQt Qiaiiber Of that psychological rather than po- Am (> tn ...... Hartford and Windsor Locks. Her for several years. A nsUve of ium at San Bernardino, 60 miles william Walah of Center street Former Mission Worker. fleers shall be discreetlet persons Mrs. Elizabeth Schreck, 1018 UUcal oMtaclea bar the path to Oerv Am Homs Prod-.... slater Mrs. Elsie Leister, prepared learned In medical and sanitary sci- man-Caechoilovalclan understand- Francs, she has been a resident o f east o f here. Sonebody Had To Be (Dad Walsh) will ba the gueat o f die Turnpike East, M n ; i Ext Of rtfdi Yeai; Re- Am Rad St 8 . l honor at the banq^t tonight at 6:80 and served about 7 o'clock, a chick- ence, that they could be none other this country for 18 irears, for many Many Uvea Saved Phllllpe and Infant daughter. Deprties It Wiii Fight To Ins* Am Sm elt...... of John Mather Chaptar, Order o f en and spaghetti dinner, and her than a physician licensed to treat *lt if high time to begin dealing years making her home with two Under ausplcea o f the Missionary Middle Turnpike Blast. Anaheim police were credited Am Tel and Tel UeMoIay, at the Masonic Temple. niece, Miss Loretta Leister, made diseases and whose knowledge of away pejwolog*cd bairlera**, be news Hb Administratios. brothers, now dead, on the west Cared For h .Waterbary. Society of Emanuel Lutheran Census: Eighty patients. loop with saving many Uvea In low ly- Am Tob B .... Toaight’s get-together o f proeent church, a program of remembraiy;e, and decorated toe birthday cake. treating such diseases naturally car- Its •aid. side. ~ ing sectloTA of the city by warning Am Wat Wka .. and formet members -will mark the Inspiration and friendship was en- Green and gold flowers and favors ries with It a kndRIedge of the When Hodia finished, the deputies She is survived by a sister, Mrs. residents o f threatened areas when Anaconda beginning of a three-day celebration joy^ yeeterday afternoon by an were used on the dining table. The cause of the disease, and knowing and galleries ro«e— with the con* Washington, ifarch 4— (A P )— Frederick FaUot of thU place; two thv Santa Ana’s dikes began to Hartford, March 4.— (A P )—Such Armour, ni .. of the tenth anntveraary of the or- aticlence that fli'ec the vestry. 8t. guests presented gifts of linen, daf- the case, hla general knowledge of CURB QUOTATIONS rtalift. CMcboalovakU, March *• splcuous exceptioo of Communist President Roosevelt' reaffirmed to- nephews and a niece. The funeral weaken. Patrol cars, with Mrens conditions as are to be found In the Atchlaon . .. der In Manchester. Sunday morn- fodils, roses and other personal gifts h. members ^ d 42 pro-Nazis of Ger- Mary’s Women’b Auxiliary upon In- sanitation naturally carries with It / ^ ( A P ) —Prcnd*r Milan Hod«a told day the objectives of his adminis- will be held Monday morning at screaming, raced through ths Waterbury d ty government could Aviation Oorp ing DeMolay boys will be guests at to Mra. Carlson, and her husband' the knowledge of finding a wray to man- -^lesceot—and •n**® Czech tration, emphasizing especially the 8;30 at the W. P. Qulsb funeral threatened areas around 2:80 a. m. Baldwin, CT the morning worship service at St. vltatloni wan represented by 30 ja v e her a handsome gold wrist ^ ‘‘drawded, cbearlnr Chambar of not have existed under tha merit members. prevent the same.” By .\SNOn.\TED PRESS today that CaechoalovakU national anthem. need for Increasing purchasing home, 229 Main street foUowed by yesterday. Balt and Ohio .. Mary's Episcopal church, and on watch. Games and dancing round- Am Gen ...... power. a mass in St. James's church at 0 Valuable d tn u groves In River- system. Mayor Jasper McLcvy of Beth Steel ----- MondeV evening they will ineet at_ Mrs. K. E. Erickson, the proal- (ed out the evening. Ark Nat Gas ...... datonnlnod to defend to the ut* Discussing at his press conferr o’clock. The burial will be In St. side and Orange counties were fear- Bridgeport last night told msmber- Beth Steel, pfd < the Temple together with represen- » dent of the Missionary Society, and Asad Gas and El A ...... shlp campaign workers of the Hart- itarnoat lU aoverelgnty, Its boun- JAPANESE HALTED ence the five years of bis adminis- James's cemetery. e-* heavily damaged by ths floods, Borden ...... - Utlvaa from DeMolay chapters wife of the pastor, conducted the Miss Jean Story of 318 Spruce HOSPITAL NOTES central States El .. jCarlea and Ita independence. tration which ended today, the but agriculturists said it was Im- ford Chapter, OonnecUcut Merit Can P a c ...... - throughout the state. meeting which opened with hymn Cits Serv ...... System Association. street, waa appointed to the techni- / , I t la alao wUUnf. however, to President authorized direct poistble to make any estimates of Osrro De Pas . Mrs. WUIlam Bray who wUl cater • singing and a solo, "Prayer" by Mrs. cal staff for the Duzer Du produc- El Bond and Share . an iindaratandlnj with Oer- BY U. S, MAKINES quotation. ^ lose, pending a check after the high Somebody bad to be taken cars (3iea and Ohio for the banquet tonight will pro- Carl Gustafson. Rey. Mr. Erickson Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Bridget Ford Limited ...... K.' FUNERALS of,” was« Mayor McLevy's explana- tion at DePauw University March “on the baalB of abaolute ‘*The old ahip o f state is etill on waters subside. (Jbrysler .. •. vide for any who have not already read scripture passages and offered 3 and 5. The play is “The Night of Doran, 12 Depot Square, Mrs. Edna Nlag Hud P o w ...... tion of tha financial crlaU In Water- ity", he declared. Its same couree," be eeld. Mrs. liottte Shlppee An Incomplete check o f storm Col (^ b o n . . . signified their intention of being '• a pastoral prayer. Magowan, 11 Vine street, MissjLor- Unit G a s ...... wrhare auditors rspoit mors January' 18th.'' Miss Story will be I atmoaphere waa tenae (Oonttnned from Page One) He declared be hoped for wage The funeral of Mrs. l/)ttle Shlp- victims Indicated 25 persons missing •tnxr^ Ool Gas and El present and who find they can do so The principal speaker waa Miss Unit L t and Pow A than 8500,000 spent above appropri- in charge of properties. Duzer Du ralne (Torman, 72 Linden street. :>^'^lodaa loae to deliver the long and hour legislation at this session pee, 66, of Long Hin road. Wapplng, tn~ North Hollywood, In the San OomI Inv Tr .. at the last minute. Margaret Twinem. at present study- la the dramatics organization on cji^ie^tad declaration of the Caecho- Fernando valley north of here; 15 ations. Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Mil- commit on the Incident but It was but said It might not be possible to who died at the Manchester Memo- Ooml Solv . . . . ing at the Hartford Seminary, and the DePauw campus, which la locat- ■'•The ancient presumed a protest was being made While Waterbury bad to spend dred Plngree, 02 Washington street. Babylonians uatfli. ' 'atovakian government on laauea re- rial hospital '’esterday morning, dead la the Santa Ana-Fullerton- Coat Edison .. formerly In the mission field In ed (in Greencastle, Ind. She la toe marbles In the form of spherloia. ^ 1 (untiir rala^ by Fuehrer Adolf Hlt- to Japanese authorities. achieve before adjournment Auahelm region, 30 to 50 miles fabulous sums to get lafialaUon It He declared the administration will be held at the W. P. QuUh fun- cons Oil ...... AP REPORTER DESCRIBES Clilna. She gave an Interesting ac- daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Earl E. Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to pebbles. Mr rf Oermany. American Marine! have had to eral home, 228 Main street, at 2:30 southeast of Los Angeles, and 25 wished passed—even though the Cont Can ...... count of her work there and stated Story. Ittnultoua applauae greeted nu turn back Japanese armed patrols was not relenting In Its fight to end missing In San Fernando, above lieutenant-governor la mayor o f tha tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Truman Com Prod ...... that one of the moat difficult thlnga .Miiiant aaaertlaD that “ we want repeatedly when they attempted to special privilege, a fight which he North Hollywood. city and ths Hotus minority leader FUlOD FROM AIRPLANE H. Woodward, pastor of the East Douglas Aircraft v naace. but with thlnga aa they are enter the sector to "supervise" Jap- declared the country, by and large, Many smaller and less substan- Is from that city—it got no more they had to contend with waa the Star of the East, Royal Black Hartford Center CongrcgaUonal Du fo n t ...... effort to break the youth of the Perceptorjr, will hold Its regular ,y,. • today we muat let It be knowm that anese there. favors. tially constructed dwellings were fiom the Legislature than did Elec Auto Uta .. He said one of the principal aC' church, formerly of Wapplng, will (OintlDued Iroro Page One) heathen countrie.. of old customs meeting tonight at 7:30 in Orange p deatiny oonfroota ua with the A fter four such Incidents had tumbled dowm hillsides and dashed Bridgeport, which spent nothing, Gen Elec ...... 40 U brought American reprejentatlons. compllshments of his five years bad conduct the services. “The burial Grandparents .and parents usually hall. The following degrees wi|l be K- f Meaaalty of defending ouraelvea we to splinters when their foundations Mr, McLevy said. Gen Foods ...... 31H There was a wash, brimfull, and i wm realat with aU our strength.” an agreement waa reached by which been to bring about thinking on the will be In Wapplng Center ceme. were imdermlned. Admitting that Bridgeport was in S9 stand in the way of the young peo- conferred on a class of candidates: Gen Motors . . . . two yellow freight cars standing on royal scarlet, royal mark, apron and i Checboalovakla'a bordera .are “ab- the Japanese army forebade their part of people generally In terms of tery. The funeral home will be Others were damaged by flood a favorable poslUon with Ita thrse 10\ ple becoming Cbnatians and attend- GUletU ...... end. royal blue. It fa hoped all members ' a.aolutely uatoachable” , the prime patrols to encroach on the United tho rounded problems of govern- opened to friends after 6 o’clock to- waters swirling through them, or Sodallst Senators bolding ths bal- Hecker Prod . . . , 7 ing mission schools and colleges ment rather than In terma of their night. Beyond lay drowned groves, high- Wonderful progres- has been made who can possibly attend will do so. ii-' t adaiater declared, obvloualy refer* States defense sector. piling up against one side with suf' ance of power, Mr. H c L s ^ declared Hudson Motors . 8ti ways Impersonating canals and Japanese array authorities ex- Umlted particular problems. | In spite of obstacles. Miss Twinem P, r ttag to RlUer*s and Oerman Oeneral flclent pressure to shove the smaller they achieved what was wranted be- Int H a r v ...... 67H bridges that had vanished leaving pressed their regrets In the Feb. 17 Some Confusion told of instances where children Calvin and Marilyn Crooks oli « Haraaann Wilhelm Ooerlng's prom- residences from their settings. cause they did not devote their Int Nick ...... 51 only a few mangled Umbers for laaa o f protection for “ ten miniona agreement that their patrols caused ' X t the outset of hts discussion, Property Loeses time and effort to getting Jobe for Tnt Tel and Tel 7% now grown men and women, are S p rin g fl^ are spending a week ABOUT TOWN souvenirs. with tbmr grandparents, Mr. and Qarmana ]uat aerosa our bor- any "controversies." Mr. Roosevelt said there was a Among property losers of the themselves and their friends. They Johns ManvlIIe . . . 76'4 It was an atmosphsric prelude for assisting the missionaries In their On the central China battle front, Mrs. Joseph Crooks of Apel Place. tendency on the part ot many to fltoml was film actor Victor MC' wrorked solely for legislation to ben- Kennecott 38A4 us aa we approached Rlversldo, Col- wfork. To Defend Borders Japanese commanders In north- confuse policies and objectives with Members of St. Margaret's Orcle, Laglen, whose big 810,000 sports Daughters of Isabella of this place, efit the public. Lehigh Val Rd .. 6(4 ton and San Bernardino. The The speaker brought with her a Gaeeboslovakia and Ita Inhabit western Shansi province announced arena was wmshed awiay by over- 93 >4 display of handiwork of the Chi- The A.O.H. will meet tonight at methods. have been Invited by the Waterbury Expensive Luxury U g g and Myers B Santa Ana river swinge like a giant aata, bo aaid, would never, under any a., army of 8,000 Chinese Commun- He said one of the objectives was flow from Uie Loa Angeles river. 49 nese, men, women and children, and 8:30 o’clock In St. James’s school (^rcle o f the same order to attend The spoils system la an expenaivs Loew’s ...... "8 " around their limits. A t every >dnumstances, permit any outsider ists bad been crushed In a surprise McLaglen aald the arena, which 3584 ball. Increased purchasing power. a get-together meeting to be held In luxury, and Ita supporters must ex- Mont W a r d ...... bend, the river had broken. explained the uses of the various to tateifere In the internal affaire night attack at Paoteh. TeUlng a story to illustrate the seated 20,000 persons, would have pect the same outcome aa In Water- Nash K e lv ...... 9H Joe pointed. "That'e Blverijlde ohjecta. '0 i tb t country. St. Margaret’s hall. Willow street, to be rebuilt. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Burke difference between the atm and the Waterbury on Sunday. bury In greater or lesser degree Nat Blsc ...... 19V4 Airport." Mrs. Erickson told about fibnanuel lUfulntloo of qucatloni bn da- PRIEST BANS CONFETTI waya taken to achieve it, the P.esl- Many animals In Zoo Park died eventually, the Bridgeport mayor Nat Dairy ...... 14S W e saw'a bam In the middle of a ’ Lutheran womer establishing "In Hollister street are spending Evening Schedule ’tk e a l ndnorltles within the borders, when swirling waters swept through 22S month In St. Petersburg, Florida. AT CHURCH WEDDINOS dent said he had asked many busi- Thomas Crowe of 366 Adame said. He cited conditions In bis Nat Distill ...... moving lake. Memoriam” contributions for decea the area, and several seven-foot al- 18 ness friends recently what they street, who Is a member of Ameri- own city before he took office four N y Central...... Colton had been ducked almost ed members. During the past year Uttlehampton, England. — (A P ) thought should be done about the ligators, washed Into nearby Lin- years ago and Instituted the merit NT NH and H ... 2(4 completely under by the flash flood three had passed on', Mias Clara St. John’s Drum, Bugle and Fife The newspaper announcement of a change ia can School for the Deaf basketball coln Park lake, defied efforts to re- —The Rev. Father R. W. PltU has sharecropper problem. system there. North A m ...... 18H Wednesday night. A t spota the Lambert, Mra. William Noren and corps will practice tomorrow at 7 >Jhf- team, accompanied that team to capture them. o'clock, and at 7:30 toroqrrow eve- our evening schedule was in en%>r, or at least taken measures to make sure rice They first replied, he asserted, The city was on the verge of finan- Packard ...... »4 water had gone, the mud remained. Mra. Andrew Johnson. Miss Anna Washington, D. C.. where they are Supervisor Herbert C. Legg of ning the parish committee will hold Instead of confetti Is thrown at that they did not know what he today taking part In the annual bas- cial ruin, he explained, and "sick Param P ie t...... 9»i We eaw the top# of buried automo- Lambert haa already establlohed an premature. WANTED Loa Angeles county, chairman of 2174 Its monthly meeting. weddings In his church. meant by tb ^ sharecropper prob- ketball tournament of Ekutem and tired of tha spoils aystsm.” Penn ...... biles, gas staUona and homes. "In Memoriam” loi her sister, and ^ p row, 1 to tw U Illan Rota. Marlon Akrigg, Mary Leone. Margaret Ruflnl, Eda Rota. Photo by Elite Most have a rent by April I f tbs wedding parties Insist bn the county flood control district, The Socialists recognized that to Pbalps Dodge . . .. •26% Many Bridges Down. lem, that they then did not .know States Deaf Schools. telegraphed Gov. Frank Merrtam the Miaaionary. Society, friends and Shirley and Eleanor Clyde of confetti the brideamalds will baye build a machine by which to con- Phil P e te ...... 38 T4 Lower San Bernardino wmb M a r l ^ r o t S i ^ t d . * " Cnn-Po*'". Louise Naretto. Marjorie Akrigg. Angelin^ D Ubaldo. Dorothea Kemp lit. Interested in any- what could be done about it but asking that he Include a measure members of the families of Mrs Hartford are spending a week with i.ec Gremmo, to stay behind and sweep up, he an that when he pointed out IS to 20 The second In a series of "Ladles' tinue In powrer wo\ild be to continue Pub Serv N J . . . 30(4 awaah. On the way up tha river, Noren and Mra. Johnson will do W e do not find that our costomers use tha thine rtaMnablc. in or for flo ^ relief funds In a forthcom- Radio ...... we counted five wrrecked bridgee. their aunt, Mrs. Ronald Ferguson of nounces. In a notice posted on his mUllona Americana, In the share Nights” for members of Anderson- the old'evils. So they at once be- 6% likewise. Mrs. Erickson paid tribute ■anr town. Some land ing special session of the State Rem R an d...... 14H reporetd to have swept awray 18 Henry street. Jennie Gentllcore, Gladys Bellucd. Fannie Rudolfi. Florence Plano. Saturday evening hours for buying fttmitore to church door. cropper and tenant farmer cate Shea Pott. V. F. W.. the V. F. W. gan efforts to put Into affect tha Kneeling—I to r—Madel}rne Schultz, Olga Soave, Ann Lomljardo. "Rice Is the symbol of prosperity Legislature. merit system which la In full effect Repub Steel ...... 17H getting eomplleated. to the faithful service rendered by for fower growlnp deelr- gory, have no purchasing power to club and members of the Auxiliary and fectmdity. It Is white and The San Francisco Weather Bur- today with every municipal em- Ray Tob B ...... 39 H Finally, Joe set the plane down each one of them, and invited new In the account of the program any great extent Nor do we feel that a Tneto ablc. Phone or write buy the things the business men and wives of social club members members to Join. presented at the birthday party of clean and sprightly; confetti Is vol- eau blamed a vagrant “ low preasure ployee chosen on the basts of merit Safeway Stores .. 18(4 at Arlington fleld atop a plateau The American Legion Drum and Alexander Jarvis, who Is the make for sale In country stores will be held In the V. F. W. Home area” for Southern California's In conclusion, Mrs. Erickson read Mary B. Cheney auxlllaty, given In atile and sticky, the symbol of — "And the mayor ,ias no more say Schenley Dls . . . . 25% back o f Riverside. We went In to Bugle Corps will hold their regular owner of a large tract of land on discuss the measure. He wore tho day trading night is needed. Nevertheless, It is K. A. KARLSEN they agreed that a solution to the this evening at 7:30. A program pllRht. the hymn. "A Charge to Keep 1 yesterday's Herald, the name of- frivolity and light beadedneas” , the about ths choice than the city haU Soara Roebuck . . . 62% town to see where the river, cut- rehearsal tonight at the State A r- the west side of Summit street and full uniform of his rank. 715 North Main Street problem would help raise purchas will be given and dancing will be Normally, Forecaster Thomas Have,” and with Mra. Guatatsou Miss Grace Carroll, who sang solos, notice reads. Janitor," he declared. Shell Union ...... 15H ting bach to an old channel, waa mory at 8 o’clock. north of William street, has a HIROTO ‘SORRY’ Representatives Immediately the opinion o f all our employees that until there Bucfcliind Phone 7385 ing power. enjoyed. Music will be fiim'lshed R e ^ explained, a "high preasure sang a duet, “They Shall Hunger was inadvertenUy omitted. "Rice Is cheaper, sweeps up easily Socony Vac M’i reported to have swept away 15 shovel at work digging away the challenged his statements. Mr. Roosevelt said that as a re- by Frank Valluzxl. Jr., and his or- area" extends from the Southern No More" from "The Holy City." is a more general agreement among all furniture and feeds the birds." South Pae ...... 18% persons. A ll local drum corps who are high bank and the sand and filling "Get out!" shouted one. sult to thinking In terms of the chestra. California coast to Hawaii, and A basket of spring flowers was Ruthven Bldwell of Chestnut South R w ry...... 12 The mopping up was going on- I members of the <3onnectlffut Filers that Is Secured Ih this operation Is FOR AMERICA, “ You're out of order!” said an- rounded problems o f government he low pressure areas pass to the street In company with a group of other. stores to close on any certain n igh t we should Chapman Court, Order of Ama- St Brandsjf...... 8 answered more queatlons than I contributed by the Noren and John and Drummers Association have re- being used to bring the land that hoped It would be possible to get north, depositing the moisture they asked. Riverside was worried bad- young men from the Underwood- ranth, will hold a meeting this eve- St Gas and El . .. 3% son families In memory of their ceived a request from the associa- abutts th e« extension o f Summit "Who's this man?” demanded a away from pressure groups which generally carry on the Pacific north- Local Stocks St OU. C a l...... 32 ly—about what had happened In mothega. The women of Emanuel Elliott Fisher company, Hartford, third. not refuse to offer the same accommodation to ning at Masonic Temple at 7:45. A left today for a skiing party at Utn for a picture of th».lr corps. street, to a level with the roadway. come to Washington with special west, one of the nation's wettest re. St Oil N J ...... 52 flooded Loa Angeles^______rhurch then served Swedish coffee IN F O T ^ N G In tho confusion, Sato yelled, candidate will be Initiated. After glOCM. Mount Washington In the White Tliese pictures will be used to com- In doing this work the pine grove the public. Just demands. the meeting there will be a social Tax 0>rp ...... 41% cake, other cakes, tea and coffee prise a Historian's Book to be kept "shut up!” 14 F U R T R I M M E D This time, however, the damp low- Furnished by Eddy Brothen (i Co. DE.VD IIE.4T Mountains. there has been cut away. The new (Continued from Page One) hour with refreshments. Timken Roller Bear 43(4 from attractively decorated tables. by the secretary. It Is hopea that Soldier "Gets Out” pressure area unaccountably struck I 81 Lewie St- 10% flu will make posaible the opening Trana America ... enough pictures w ll be received to Members Jumped from their the continent far to tha south to Bartlord. Caea. Union Carbide . . . . Fargo, N. D. — Brothers became The American Legion Boy Scouts of a number o f biUIdlng lots, not tlon blU battle between the Cabinet Superintendent Har.y C. Smith of 7674 COLD IN NEW ENOLA9a> will hold a hike tomorrow morning chairs and milled about the officer, For a trial period, therefore, this store wUl BBTfAIN MAKING BIDS dump Ita burden. WllUan R. Mertla Unit A ir c r a ft...... 24% fathers on the aame day here. A have the book complete before the only on Summit street, but* also on and Parliament increased Tokyo W IN TER C O A TS the Memorial hospital announces Local Beprieentatlve to the scout property on Gardner annual banquet of the Connecticut part of William streeL declaring the committee bad )>een Unit Corp ...... 374 eon w-aj bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Boston. March 4.— (A P )—One of tension almost to the breaking be open for business both Saturday and Tneaday the g ift by an anonyrhoua donor of IDO p. m. Quotations Pflngsten and six hours later Mr. street to further their work on a FIfers and Drummers. point today. Insulted. Suddenly Sato turned and a ward dressing cabinet for use on Unit Gas Imp . . . . 10% the most severe cold spells of the shouldered his way out of the room. FOR PEACE WITH REICH Bid Asksd 32% and Mrs. GotHleb Pflngsten became cabin which they expect to start Rev. James Timmins, and s Com the second floor ward. The gift waa U S Rubber...... winter held New England In Its erecting soon. The troop will meet The ‘ Parliamentary committee When the committee quieted. It evenings, but with a reduced force. We feel that Left For 14 Lucky Buyers PLAN EXAMINATION Insuraiioe Stacks 04% the parents of a daughter. WUIlam H. Beckwith of 149 Oak- mittee from the parishioners of St. made In appreciation .for flne“aerv- U 8 Steel grasp todav as temperatures fell as tonight at seven o’clock for their studying tho drastic measure— pa-ssed a resolution demanding that Aetna Casualty...... 83 Western Union . 28% land street and Mrs. Helen J. Wll Bridget’s church have set the date in this way we can test the preference of our cua* (Oontlmied from Pngc One) Icei renderM by the hospital and low as 28 degrees below zero, offi- regular meeting. which would give the government the war office apologize* formally Aetna Fire ...... 42>4 West El and M fg 94% son. who live at the same address, of Thursday evening. March 17, for especially the second floor nursei FOR NimtinONIST cially. at Burlington, 'Vt., and wide powers over business In time for tho officer's conduct Aetna Life ...... 24 Woolwmrth 43% will be married Saturday afternoon a family party and minstrel. In tomers and can suit everyone’s convenience, with- British, In his Reichstag speech ot and attendants. Greenville, Me. Russell Irwin o f Spruce street of war—demanded an apology from Meanwhile, police guards were $. Automobile ...... 26 Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 7% at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. which all organizations, together 8 C O A T S Feb. 20. TONIGHTS THE NIGHT The frigid conditions were blamed who cut his finger with a knife the war office after an aviation of stationed about the homes o f 13 Corji. General ...... 25 V4 Wilson’s siste , Mrs. Ruth McNeill with the A. O. H. are cooperating. out extending the hours of work for any one Then Hitler spoke of "press Professor Carl G. Franzen, of the The State of Connecticut. Person- by the Weather Bureau on continen- while on a recent hike with bis scout fleer yelled "shut up” to hecklers. representatives said to be marked Size* 14 to 42. State University of Indiana at Hartford Fire ...... 65 of 219 Holcomb street, Harttord. WUIlam R. Campbell will coach the poisoners," referred critically to nel Department, announces an ex- ■niE NEW tal Polar air moving southward troop la now wearing a bandage on On the Diet (Parliament) floor for attacks similar to the one yes- person. Former Prides to 135.00. Bloomington, has been visiting with Hartforu Steam Boiler 54 H The marriage will be performed by chorus and principals for the min- British press accounts of tils army amination for Nutritionist In the National Fire ...... 55ii D. A R. HERE ADDRESSED The forecast, however, was for the member which Is healing rapid- Itself, lawmakers heapfi a brief re- terday on Isoo Abe, Social Maas shakeup of Feb. 4 and vaguely his parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. C. warmer weather tomorrow with ly- Rev. John Jackson, of Hartford. strel show, and a thoroughly en- vival of diacusalon on the sinking Franzen, of Efiro street, the past State Department of Health to fill Phoenix ...... 78 Both have been previously married party leader, who waa clubbed by threatened retaliation. Some cora- one vacancy existing. Applicants Travelers ...... 415 CIRCUS more snow probable. Tonight's joyable program Is anticipated. of the United States gunboat Panay ruffians In his bedroom. mentatora Intimated be would be few days. He Is In the East attend- temperatures were expected to The non-commissioned officers of emd do not at this time plan a wed- Tickets are already In distribution by Japanese navy bombers near ing the National Educational con- must be citizens of the U. S„ resi- Public UtUltloa BY THE STATE REGENT ding trip. unwilling to cuoperate In Prime dents of 0>nnectlcut for at least range from 4 below In northern New Company "K," 169th Infantry. Con. for this celebration of St. Patrick's Nanking Dec. 12. 6 Higher Priced Coats vention In Atlanltc City. conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 52 COUNTRY STORE day. Minister Qhamberlaln's “ realistic” two years Immediately prior to the England to 10 or 20 above In the nectlcut National Guard will resume “Explains” Panay Affair Conn. Pow...... 44 Miss Ruth Slgglns of HIlUard aeareb for European appeasement examination and muat have had not Mrs. F. P. Tjatlmer SuggestB NIGHT TONIGHT! southern area. their sessions at the State Armory A representative, referring to the Sires 35 to 48. Reduced to About Miss Doris I. Hutchinson, super- HUd. Elec. Lt...... 56 V street, who Is employed by the unless he recelv^ some assurance less than nine years of satisfactory, Humans Could Emulate The FR E E ! Oroceries, Hama, Etc. Sunday morning at 10:30 after a A meeting of the Manchester incident, recommended that the intendent of nurses at the Memo- Illuminating Sht. . . . 48 two weeks' vacation. The company Aetna Life Insurance Company in British newspapers woul^ be dis- full time paid employment In com- Nurses’ Association will be held navy appoint officers "more famil- rial hospital, returned yesterday New Britain Gas . . . 26 Sturdy Service Of ’Antiquea’ will resume their weekly drills Mon- their Hartford office, waa yesterday couraged from speculating In ad- munity nutrition eervics, at least Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the iar with International questions" to from a two weeka vacation spent So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 138 day night. operated upon for appendicitis. The vance about the negi'tlatlons. three years of which must have been Y M. C. A. posts where such questions might H A L F P R I C E In Kentucky. Western Moss...... 26 Orford Parish Chaptsr, Daugh- EU-SWUKTH & LASSOW' operation waa performed at the This week .n the House o f Com- In administrative or supervisory ca- arise. ladnstrlals ters of tha American Revolution, 'J62 Oakland St. Tel. 4888 The Hartford LMstrict Council. Hartford hospital and her condition Postal receipts for tbs Manches- pacity. The cS(ndldatea rauit be He received a reply from Admiral mons Eleanor Rathbone, Xndepen- held Its March meeting at the Y. No matter how new or oM yonr Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be today la reported aa belnt favor- Coropaniea 3 and 4 of the South dant, asked CSiamberlsln to sssurc ter post office for the month of Feb- well versed In the fundamentals of Acme Wire ...... 27 Manchester fire department re- Mltsumasa Yonai, naval minister, nutrition and their appHcation to Am. Hsrdware ...... 22 M. C. A. yeeterday afternoon. Dur- ear la It oerda KICUKIBLU for held at the V. F. W. Home, Man- able. the House that any agreement with nlary decreased 8182.74 from re- ing routine buslneae, the regent, chester Green, Sunday, March 13. sponded on on alarm frrtn box 61. that the Panay bombing was the or. >90f ceipts o f the corresponding month public health. Arrow H and H, Com. 88 quick atartlag. Charter Oak street, yesterday af- result of Inadequate communica- Germany “would not Include any re- A written test Will be held In BlIJIngt and Spencer . 4V Mrs. Har)>ert W. Robb, directed at- Anderson-Shea Post and Auxiliary Children of Grades 1 to 8 of the strictions on the freedom of the of last year. The net decrease tention of the membera to the state will bo the entertaining units. ternoon. There was a chimney fire tions and that s'eps had been taken for ths first twro months of this Hartford, Wednesday, March 80, Bristol Brass ...... 84 Manchester Green school had the at 224 Charter Oak street that Was to remedy the situation. British preta.” Oolt'e Pet, Flreermt. 87 meeting at Greenalch. March 17 AI.SO year over the aame period of 1937 1938. Candidates whose applica- privilege of listening to Captain Os- extinguished without damage. Again today turmoil marked the Chamberlain gaye that assurance Eagle Ldck ...... 16 and. 18, and hoped that a number is 8106.47 or .91 per cent The to- tions are accepted will be notified of borne, w*ho has been addressing session of the committee studying quickly but added, " I do not think the time and place of the written Fafnir Bearings ...... 88 would plan to go. other groups o f children In the pub- tal recelpta of the office for Janu- the national mobiUzatlon bill, which any greater service could be ren- examination. Ths salary ctf tha Gray Tel Pay SUUoti 4! Hra. Frodorlek P. :.Lattmar ot lic schools on the subject of Africa, All Italians over 18 years of age ary and February this year were are Invited to attend an open meet- membera of the two major political dered to the cause ot peace than by State Nutritionist Is from 82.520 to Hart and Cooley Hartford, tho state regent, gave aa where he has traveled extensively. 811,262.24. Ing to be held at the Moose club on parties have attacked as "dictator- exercise of restraint and toleration 82.880. Handey Uaeh. B...... 9% unusual and humorous aermon on He also showed photos and motion 7% Knock oof winter Bralnard place tonight at 8 o'clock. ial” and "Fasclstlc.’’ by. the press o f all countries when Complete information of require- Landcra. Frary A Clk. 24 M antiquea and helriooms In her home, pictures of New Zealand. Tho treat dealing with foreign affairs." ments can be secured at the office of Sevr Brit. Mcb.. Com. 20% . 82% and drew comparisons of tha uses An Italo-American Athletio club The outbreak started when Lieu Sport Chatter waa made passible through the will De formed at this meeting, the Geoffrey Monder, opposition' Liber- the Personnel Departriient. do., ptd. ; ...... 90 100 of toe various placas, and their tenant-colonel 'ifasaki Sato, a mem courtesy of the Manchester Green club to operate for the recreational al, asked, "Is It proposed to close North and J u d d ...... 25 37 hnaest, sturdy eonstzuetlon. with knock:. Community Club. her of the W ar ^Office bureau of Al Getz, Manchester’s 218-pouDd benefit of local youths 81.00 W h ite’s or reduce In any way the work of Peck. Stow a Wilcox 5 7 human lives. I f men and women Bpieede No. 8. “Radio Patrol” military affairs, 'took the floor to 81.00 Nose aiMl Throat grappler, ran Into another setback ' PRINCESSES SEE LONDON Ruaiell Mfg. Oo...... SO would strive to bo as dependable, 10 BASKETS OF GROCERIES FREE! the press department at the foreign in his comeback bid at Foot Guard WITH QUEEN MARY’S AH) Scovill Mfg. Oo...... 23 24 useful and iastlng as some of these 8 P. M. THURSDAY, MARCH lOlh office?" hall In Hartford last night when he Cod Liver Oil Tablets, 79c Stanley Works ...... 3Y% 39% well-built tables, chairs and other Atomizer Chamberlain merely replied: "No. lost to Roy Dunn, 216-pounder ot NOTHING TO BUY — NO STRINGS ATTACHED! London. — (A P ) — Queen Mother do«t ptd 37% 39% plsces of hiralturo o f the long ago, air." Amarillo. Texaz___ Dunn pinned Mary Is smoothing the road to learn- Torrlngton ...... 34 36 she suggested, our lives would Inst fill In this Coupon with name and address and deposit with ing for her granddaughters. Prin- Getz with a heao scissors and arm Veeder RooL new ... 46(4 48% count tor something to toe scheme Smart Starta For nt. Winners must be present nt drawing time. FLO RID A TREE.S COPY lock In 18 minutes and ten sec- cesses Elizabeth . and Margaret 65c Mistol Drops S9c N «w Yorli Banks of things. ' ft THE KILKENNY CATS onds. . .. Itose. STATE * Spring Wardrobes! Cod Liver Oil full pt. 79c POPULAR MARKET Eager for them to know their Bank of New York .. 845 865 Mrs. A. A. Wassail of Hartford Bankers T r u ft '...... 48 50 played two piano numbers, and Rexall M8 Main Street Rublnow Building Miami. Fia.— (A P )—It Is a case The Morlarty GlrU and T Girls London, Queen Mary guided them to I of tree-eat-tree In a park beside the Central Hanover . . .. 94 99 Mrs. W. B. Lull and Mrs. F. H. “tVHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP" will meet at the YM CA tomorrow various spots of Interest last fall First A'venue b rid g^ere. Chase ...... 31 33 Joaes served sandwlcbss, tea, candy Now ! Quinn’s Milk of Mag night at 7:30 o’clock as a prelimi- and now she plans visits to Broad- nesia, Tears ago a palmetto palm and casting House, the general post of- Chemical ...... 43 48 and nuts. a banyan tree sprang up ilde by nary to the clash between the City ...... 36 38 Address fice and a fire station. News You’ll Be Glad to Hear! Cold Breakers • side. As they acquired the lusty Eagles and Simsbury at 8:30 o'clock Contlnantal ...... 13% 14% 25c ... .a good crowd Is expected to at- The young princesses got a taste full pint 35e growth of semi-tropical trees they of Shakespeare recently whetJ their Corn Exchange...... 49 tend .. . . 51 crowded each other for apace. Little mother. Queen Eltzabeth, took them First Natlrnal...... 1760 1836 The Mm I Bcantifal Night by lltUe the banyan encircled the Guaranty T ru s t...... 250 358 David HamUton, former secretary to a performance of "Midsummer Clqb In tha E u t! 1^ palmetto. Night’s Dream” at the Old Vie. Irving T ru st...... 13% 14% 60c Alko Seltzer Rubbing Alcohol pt. 19c Today a small portion of the of the YMCA. left this week to And whenever they go motoring Manhattan ...... 23% 35% SHELL CHATEAU palm’s trunk shows outside the take up' duties In another fleld and ManufacL Trust .... 40 43 SILK DRESSES b u y a n up to a height o f about 20 these days, they are covered with a WilUmantie we’re mlghtly sorry to aee him go new lap robe which bears aa out- New York Trust .... 93 96 Beech-NnI ••■DH feet, where It becomes completely 39 The Smarteat Selection You Ever Saw Standard American ....D a v e has always cooperated line map of Australia. Public N a tio n a l...... 81 Profeaskmal Floor Show! SWITCH TO RiCHER Mineral Oil full qt. 69c ■lafett “swallowed.” A few feet higher the splendidly with us In gathering news Title Guarantee...... 6 8 ^ I ^ palmetto emerges Into the air and Geo. Hinkle, Radio Star Of Fine Silks for Spring of T sports actlvitlea and he's done U. 8. Trust ...... 1470 UlO Baby Foods jar 10c ruatlea Ita fan-ehapea leaves defiant- 75c DcnechaucT^ a fine Job of building up basKetball. JUIXAN CHEATS OFFICEBS Bowman’s Swing Band Encyclopedia I ly at the hungry banyan. bowling and track at the north end Every Friday and Saturday TRACKED DOWN. of town___ we wish him the best of PItUburgh —Tennessee peflltan- Night! $1.98 $ 2 .9 8 $ 3.98 Cough Syrup 50c Volraa-a-Week everything In his new endeavors... tlery records show that SeDere Good Food! Good Drinks! Lenten Special Julian escaped five times, but he Chicago—Herbert J. Guernsey Sixes 12 to 52 was driving home arhen suddenly Good Time! RICHFIELD 50c Ipona special concession Personal Notices CITRUS PEEL IS CA\TAR hitch-hiked from NaahvUIe Just to go to a Pennsylvania Jail. the Dearborn railroad station sur- N o M inim da 25e Cover TO THE LIVESTOCK T oaH ^pntor hopr these dresses could ever asU COUPON He waited two hour! here for the roiuidsd him. He waa loot the SAFEanJSAVE GASOLINE Kemp's Mixed Nuts Tooth Paste The salesman found bimsMf at such* a price— but we know how to buy and 39e CARD OF THANKS Austin, Texas. — (AP) — (^trus U. 8. Marshal's office to open, then in “Happy Landing** XMa eoapoB (wtth Sve etheroi bumping along the tracks with where to buy. Hence toeae three low prices. All W* desire to express heartfelt peel,. wMch the Texas Planning pleaded guUty In Federal Court to B.V. i — ewit1vriy aiimbered, 8 la operating a still In Pennsylvania trains coming and going all about 59c Royal Oak thanke to all our friende and nelsh- Board reports was a troubleaome — On toe Same Shew — toe new Stylee-jevery one a gem! Slla «Mppad frooi The Evenlog and drew a six months Jail term. him. He saw men signal madly A N D “ A LL- W E A T H ER ” Bstold) entitles the hoMei to bore for their kindneie and eympathy problem for Rio Onmde valley cltus GLORIA STUART la during the lllneee and death of our Juice canneries, hss been converted He did I t he told offlceia, so no a lth red lanterns. When a train Whiskey O NE VOLUME ot tho stand- httiband and father. We would e«- track nine blocked hla path, Guern- ^CHANGE OF HEART” qt. $1.55 Into livestock food end la a regularly one could collect the 825 reward of- FRED E. RIC H LU BE M OTOR OIL O A ( Wf« Bot^^^pedln peclally thank all who aent tha quoted commodity on feed markets. fered for hU arrest In Tenneasec. sey decided to drive right up to the ’ 300 New Spring Hats 75c Listerine beautiful flowert, granted the use o( 59c Hiram Walker The peel, ths board says, is fed station master and admit he SUNDAY aad MONDAY i Ofloa, with the “ “ their ears or In any way helped to I make It eaeler for ua Into dehydrating machines where all loist, but two policemen arera aratt- pacliaae price WERNER • The Waakleltewlca Family. moisture Is removed. It la then cut BUSINESS MAN Ing Instead. Boonomy Sise Whiskey a THEEbo o kut O f qt. $1.55 Rta. Into smell pieces and sacked. Guernsey said It was Just some- INSTRUCTOR 8 9c and $1.00 CARD OF THANKS Tulsa, Okla.—Two armed men en- thing that happened—not soi Having the appearance of pre- Other Spring MiUiner>- To $1.29 Hancock Straight W e w ith U expresa our thanka to pared breakfast food, the meal has a tered the hamburger stand- where thing he drank, and thw policemen tH IilTC M C H B U P D l M g « Nestle Bars 2 for 25c Cate Broa, and araployeea the bear- believed his story. PIANO and YDS L a s Editioa era end all our friende tor their klnd- bitter taste but one palatable to Frank Potter works and forced him to lfM to give them 88 In a paper sack. Whiskey M m P m Volnm* neee during the tllneia and at tha livestock. O..TNLCIWM qt. 99c time ot tha death o f eur huaband and The board says cinnsrlae formerly “ I f you don't mind 1 arlah you'd Mack Senaott. produced* toe fln t ORGAN Regular SSe Tube wnUama’ taCsaU) fathar. Frederlek J. Weir Their were required to haul peel away and sign a receipt for the money,” Potter Mx-rael movie to toe Uoltad BtotM Stodtot U > Weot O ntar SL M ary C arn e y H qt Shop eympathy and tboughttulness la in 1914- It waa Utled TUUtTtr King WUUam 8 Year Old Scotch dlaposs o f IL Some of It waa dump- said. PLUS . . WAYNE MORRIB to HIGRADE OHj CO., m c., “Y ob Know W here W e Ane!” greatly appraelated. . Punctured Romance", and starred Shaving Cream - 29c Mra Frederick J. Weir and Daugh between rows of citrus trees as They gave him a receipt— but 22 C H A R T E R O A K A V E N U E H A R T F O R D t«R ------, f e i t i U a a r . didn't sl|p It- _____ —__ _ ,dwm9 Cha{lto Maija Onto i2SJS£.£SSSL5SSe. And 5 Williams Shaving Blades FREE! Whiskey bottle $2.49 •f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. MARCH 4,1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, C0NN„ ERmAY, MARCH 4,1988 sonla filed a ifaemoraBdum of de- the Quality Egg meeting held in to sea again for aorod time, perhaps ctalon with the clerk of the Su- coma oecaatoBally when the supply prlsonw known a . Bwalda Funk was teat bleak morning five years ago been embodied Ellington last evening v ^ ch was THIS IS GOOD TIME for years. . _ is laiga and the demand light. This guillotined at dawn today for ! ' wage-hour pitv perior court on Thursday rendered arranged by Farm Bureau Agent to "humbly ask th4 blessing of posals. Because of today’s economic con- Is stich a time. But since all signs "treasonable activity.” DAILY RADIO PROGRAM PRESIDENT STARTS God" in the arduous days ahead. in favor of the plalntlffe, Henry Ernest Ofi. Tucksr and County 4-H The overthrow by the courts of ditions moat dealers are offering ex- indicate that the present business It waa cbargwl that Funk, acting RADIO This time, there was no fanfare. MARLBOROUGH Dufour and Marqultn Dufour, hus- Club Leader E. Henry Seften. TO BUY USED CAR recession may soon end, it is a cer- upon orders of the Comlntun (In- several New Deal laws resulted a band and wife of Somerville, Masa., The program opened with a 4-H cellent used cars at rock-bottom FRIDAY, MARCH 4 (Central and Eastern Standard Tima) ______Day No crowds braved the raw weather prices. Moat of these ca n are tale tainty that used car prices wlU rise ternational 03mmuniat organization HIS SIXTH YEAR year ago In Mr. Roosevelt's request The annual town meeting wUt be against the Town of Coventry with poulty club demonstration on "Cull- Netei All proersms to k#r aod haslo chains er froupsI ^ereofthe tinloB apedw to throng the park between the for authority to Inject "new blood ” If you are in the market for a models, ready to deliver thousands as the demand, itlmulated by great- with headquarters at Moscow I, bad fled: ooMt to ooaat <• to •) daslanations Includa all avaOablG *'’8 suiuons.•UtlonsT Cast era Btawdare nms church and the White House. held Wednesday, March 9, at 2 Ob Main Street; Miss Mr. Dufour being awarded 1250 and ing" by Edward Loetcher. Garry er business activity, slab rises. attempted to estabilah a Communist Freorams aubjtet ta ehanae by 8tatlena without provlouo notleo. p. M. In the judicial system, especially the o’clock at Richmond Memorial to TRAININl: INSTITUTE Mrs. Dufour being awarded 1610. used car. the current car offerings of mUes of dependable, economical The State Department—scene of Smyth Slightly In- Miles gave a talk on "Production eervlce. They are good inveatmenta. organization In southern Germany. ' NRC-WCAFmASAfve* (RED) NETWORK “ ^mbd Wltn WibW kfh Supreme <3ourL art on several matters. They are Judge Munger points out in his and Marketing of Quality Eggs’ provide more genuine opportunitlM wkbb wtSQ wkbh wcco webt WicJ wnax New York, March 4—The net- some of the administration’s gravest Jared When Hit By Auto. to save money thar^ you are likely BASIC ~ Basti waaf wnao wUo wjar woe Although the bill was doteated, Setting the tax rate; the matter of TO OPEN TONIGHT tlndlDg that the accident occurred and Roy B. Jones of the CbnnecU- Buying opportunities like this OEBMAN OUIIXOTINED wtaa wcih kyw wfbt. wro way when works put in something of a day of Few Major Proposals Now recent problems—recognized the an- the administration has claimed vic- disposing of the North School prop- at the end of the recently Improved South Carolina is known aa the weao wtam wwj wsal wdel; Midwoatl niversary in a memorandum declar- cut State college spoke on "Feeding kad wtnaq who wow wdaf wlra kstp; COAST>«knz koln kol kfpy kvi k«fo koy worry and scurry Thursday trying tory In- Its objective, for two Su- erty; whether or not the town will ' Andne A. VertefetiUIe. 89, of 307 Berlin, March 4. — (AP) — A Cont. Bast. ing that "Peace la the cornerstone road to Merrow, in the aectlon ly- the Management for Quality Eggs,' Palmetto state. Mountalni koa kdyl; South! wmbf; to determine jua< how they were preme Court justices retired and appropriate a sura o f money for VMnuend avenue, New Haven, waa ing ndthln the Town of Coventry and “Brooding practices." Paelflot kfl k|pw komo kbq kpo kfu: S:3(^*atopmothtr** Okatch — Pending In Congress; of the foreign policy of the United Tolland County Leadership arr-f rnfATrONS (mrStO iMor- were replaced by Roosevelt appoint- PJehmond Memorial Library; how |k.-amated on a drunk driving charge which was not Improved. The con- In the program also were movies Cravsna, Talk—west going to get programs out of Holly- Statea." ees. the Dirt Aid Road money shall be ^ laat Bight by PoUee Sergeant John Sessions To Be Held In Union ehangeably on althor RED or BLUB House, Skit—to o wood. struction work on the new portion and a 4-H Club speaker Ralph Nafioinil 'Used Cor networks): BASIC — Boat) wlw wfea N#wo period Reriew Of Ifis Regime. No Break In Congreee The President’s fight for the court expended; all business proper to & MeOUnn at Main and Park streets. Conifregational Church. was completed and the road official- Hayden of Ellington. wsan work wool: Mldwaati wood w ri S'St* Chlldron’i Contort Flood conditions in Southern Cali- come before the meeting. Ha wili be arraigned tonight in wgbf wbow webc ktoo kans. OTHBR eis «:3^Boake Carter’s Commant The occasion brought no break in bill, observers agre'fed, weakened ly opened October 10, 1930 with the OPTIONAL STATIONS — Canadian: and Abner Sketch fornia left them without their usual A Well Child conference 'will be P"> Town Court You Can’t Afford Not To erbt efcf; Central: wcfl wtm j wiba wday the work of Congress, however. administration control In the Sen- Rockville, March 4,—The Fourth accident occurring November 20, 7:00—Poetic Melodies — east; wire facilities to carry programs to ate, This spread to the House dur- held Tuesday morning at Richmond Arthur E. Gibson of .40 Flower Exchange /Week Specials! kfyr koam; South: wtar wptf wU wjas Northwaatarn U. Bookshelf — west and from Hollywood and -Los An- Washington,.March 4.— (AP) __ Members are ploddlhg along, in the Memorial Library. StTMt waa not beld by police last annual Tolland County Leadership 1936. The plaintiffs were driving wna*wsum wlod waoo wfbc wwnc weso •i19— 7 :l^ A rth u r Oodfrsy, John Salb hope of an early adjeumment so ing the special aesalon last fall when wav# worn wreo web wapl wmab widx geles. President Roosevelt's administra- V^^'BIght following an accident at the Training Institute will open this from the Southwestern part of the Y. M, C, A. Notes - .cast; Jock Shannon, Tonor—west that they con return horns'to cam- conservatives, led by southern The selectmen held their monthly state towards thdr home In M ssu- Look Over OUR USED kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro woal ktha •‘2^ JSf^Margiret Daum Soprano Holl}rwood being such an impor- tion began Its sixth year today In business meeting Wednesday night. . CMtcr in which a car he was dtiv- evening. The„sesslons In mckville GOOD CARS PRICED RICHT! SEE ’EM! kabx ktbs kark kgne: Mountain: k flr JJO^Hammsrsteln’i Muo. Hall paign for re-election. representatives, blocked action on chiisetts. In one part of the flnd- kghl ktar kob; Paeiflo: kfbk kwg kmj jsjo— a.’S^Paui Whitoman Or.—to o tant broadcast center these days, Mr. and Mrs. M ^ n PettenglU K, ieg struck and slightly injured Miss will be iicld at the Union Congrega- Friday, Maroli 4 an atmosphere of unhurried calm_ So far the sesalon has produced a wage-hour bill. ing the Judge states, "We roust in- kern ._ Hotol—0 to eat particularly on Thursday nights via and daughter. Miss Edna Pettengill Marjory Smyth, 30, of 364 Main tional church, with each session be- 4:00-5:00— Redskin’s gymnasium ••9^^® j OO— T ho Song Shop—«lso cat vastly different from the tense, hec- quire whether or not the plaintiff's 1935 Chevrolet Sport Sedan Cont. Baet. WEAF-NBC with Rudy Vallee, two major bills, both recommended Some House leaders have ex- were guests of relatives in Holyoke, flnat^ According to Gibson, Miss ginning promptly at 7:45 p.m. and period. 1445 CARS.During National 10:49—Special Talks Broadcast tic days which followed the 1033 by the PresIdenL One set up a new pressed the bellet that It may be allegation has been supported, 4:tS-* 9:30—Jack- Armttrono. Serial— 10:00-^11:0O-’^Ten■w—11 IG E S IS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRH)AY, MARCH 4,1938 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRroAY, MARCH 4,1938 PAGE SEVEN? thinly entnred on no counter-cam- wasn’t sufficient to pay the stu- and sister, Mrs. Walter Chickering paign of publicity. Why It baan't dent’s expenses, when he had proven of Oxford, Hass. S I N C E R E L Y Y O U RS B y Paul Aceto Orthodox Church in this country. !ln New York POUCE HOLD BOY Climax Chapter, Eastern Star done so la a little difficult to under- his fitnesa for higher education; RAISING A FAMILY He discusses his old world bac){- By Olive Roberts Barton held a misting Wednesday night LENTEN INSTITUTE ground In a fascinating manner. they should be supplied. CmnittQ H rralh stand. with election of officers. Mrs. John The leader of this meeting Is Orton Recrea tion SCHOOLMEN HOLD This Is largely a silk community. That Is terribly socialistic sound- FOR AUTO THEFTS Edwards of South Wllllngton was YES SIR WE^ POBU8UBO BT THB In this matter of discipline,.!; Our forbear, good grandmother New York, March 4.— Those 'CALL FOR AND STARTSraSUNDAY Beach. U> PUNTING COMPANT, INC. There are numerous sill, communi- ing doctrine. Hardly less revolu- mother, perhaps you may wonder [ of the past, knew little about ail speakeasy proprietors who have refreshments committee. The third speaker, March 20, la why your little fellow under three,! this, but she did the right thing The Valley Bridge Club waa en- DCLI \ / ER>^ DAY LOm SESS|6|| M , BiiMlI StrMt ties In the United States. Every tionary was the Harvard presi- successfully made the transition Mr. Von Der Blnk, a Holland Cen ter Items MAnehMUr, Conn. or your little daughter under six I InstlncUvelyi Her little red- from the dry era are mourning the tertained Tuesday afternoon by Dutchman who has had missionary THOUA8 PBRUU80N peace association, evet^' women's dent's daring statement of belief U supposed to be treated with less I cheeked "com fort" waantt being Fonrteen-Year-OM Offender Mrs. Henry Labonte at her home tn . Oontrnl Mnnncor death of Izzy Elusteln, who figured Will Be Held At Center experience In Java. Dutch (Jolonlal Friday Fban4*8 Oetobor 1. t i l l club, cveiy trade union that adopts that there are too m ^ y students In Severity than the older child. If we "trained” or put on a sclenUflc slab In many of the fantastic episodes ol South Wllllngton. Mta. Helen W il- possession. The leader of this The women’s plunge period wlH cox won first prize and Mrs. Nettie Fifty AssociaHon M em bi^ a boycott resolution against silk la the professional schools and that it can speak of real discipline as to be analyz^ He just grew and the years of the Great UroughL Is Accosed Of Series Of meeting will be Arthur H. llllng. be from 7 to 9 o’clock. W bll*h*8 Ei*orr BTonlnc ExcapI Reynolds__^'on con8nlatt..u. severity. had few rules to binder him. Put Virtually every night club bar- S a v e f r o m Church As Is Custom In The bowling alleys have been re- f t and Nolldara Bntarad at tha striking straight at the heart of would be better for many a gradu- This is why. Tiny children are Raymiind, Labonte attended a On March 27. Dr. John C. Walker Tie# at Manehaatar, Conn., aa as be waxed in klbowledge, h e' waa •served for girls from 7 to 9. Hear Speakers On this community and every other silk ate school student to be out of col- throwing out feelers to test the expected to conform, and do his tender Is glib with a new anecdote birthday party for the Wrat twins of the Second Congregational Claaa Mall Mattar.______about one or another of Isxy's Pro- Car DriveAways. Church. Waterbury,-^ will give an Il- The Shamrocks have the gym community In the United States lege altogether, even If he couldn't world. They are like small plants share of work. Discipline became of Tolland, given by their grand- Lenten Season. floor from 5 to 6 o'clock. •UBSCRIPTION RATES that cannot bear too much bruising part of bis lot and a pretty strict hibition exploits. Most of them are $25 to $100 mother, Mrs. Ivan Wilcox of Mer- 3 lustrated lecture on Australia, and at the bread and butter of thou- The East Side.s h..ve the gym cation Of The Deaf. •m Twr hf Unll ...... I«« sands o f Nazlt places. ? Miss Ruth Copeland of Hartford and Senator Norris Reviews ICHANCELLORnGHTS Meantime Field Marshal Uoenng, INYITE LEGIONNAIRES Miss Muriel Copeland of Sarasota, speaking ta Berlin as air minuter,' Florida. The funeral will be held in A’s Need Only Two More Wins For Court Title has uttered a lurid warning or what TO BE V. F. W. GUESTS the Chaplin Congregational church A Sultan, Three Princesses, 25 Years In Congress AGAINST BIG ODDS Germany's air force will do to pro- Saturday at 3 p. m., with toe Rev, tect Germans beyond her borders if Paul B. Sanger officiating. Burial will be in tTO South cemetery in Are In Washington 7ox/aj| Washington, March 4— (AP) —a necessary- He didn’t mention Aus- Social Gathering Arranged At "Ah. that’s plain,” he said quick-1 tria or Czeohosiovakla, but he didn’t Ashford. High To Play No. 5 Team Senator Norris (Ind., Neb.), review- ly. "W e simply must solve the un- Veterans Home At Green; The first of the series of week day CUNNINGHAM SETS WORLD MILE RECORD ing bis 25 years in thW^Senate os Ausbrian Leader’s GaDant have to in order to convey bu mean- employment problem. And there is I Lenten services will be held this DEFEAT THOMPSONVILLE "the. cream of my life,’*'declared to- ing. To Be Held March 15. H ir^ S i^ "th e ^ 8 u lU m * ^ r * ^ ^ ^ protruding from hla only nne solution; We must limit | evening at 7 o’clock in the Congre- is ths handle ot day that solution of unemployment Having got loose his Austrian and Oman— that visiting sovereign a horrendo Next Wednesday A t 4.15 the hours of labor whether we like gational church. The choir rehears- P«**^fi* dagger. was the most urgent problem before it or not.’’ Stand Against Hitler Gets followers, Herr Hitler U In poslUon from the land of toe burning sands Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of al wlir follow at 8 o'clock. Every time toe march wind to the country. to sit back and let them wrork for —encountered the year's coldest IN STATE LEAGUE GAME Shaking his head, he puffed again I Foreign WJars his invited Dllworth- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vanarsdate at his flowing garmants, ix>«i MIG|^ KANSAN IS Giants Scout Sees Future The 76-year-old gi ay-hatred him If he sees flL fhey arc reput- Cornell Post, Amerfcan Legion, and iveatoer today, plus royal competi- MMchesUr H ^ ’a second start in 4 calls for Basslck to meet the No. 8 on his cigar. Admiration Of All Europe of Hartford are occupying the Free- ^ctatore get a glimpse at Local Sport Nebraskan became a Senator March ed to be very strong in numbers, Auxiliary to be their guests at a so- tion from toe touring Albanian the CTIass tournament. at —New —Ha- ranking team, most probably Naug- 4, 1913. Sunk deeply in an easy “ It’s going to be a hard fight, but man place on Ripley HUl which they looks like Americanl-mods and many observers have predicted cial gathering at,., toe V. F. W. purchased laat summer from Mrs. princesses. For Raguskus In Baseball ven is scheduled for next Wednes- atuck, at 3 o'clock; Manchester to chair in the President's room off the once we have won the victory I that toe Nazis would be able to and ahoes. aOCKED IN 4KI4.4 meet the No. 6 team, probably WITH 30 TO 23 VICTORY By DEWITT MACKENZIE Home, Manchester Green, Tuesday Etta B. Freeman, now of Wllllman- Undaunted bj toe unfamiliar Senate chamber, he drew slowly on firmly believe that we will look back The Sultan's turtaned Chatter day afternoon at 4:18 o’clock at the muster a majority if they ever could night,^March 16. A short program Uc. frigid blasts, toe 37-year-oId Mon- Crosby, at 4:18 o'clock; Bristol to a stub of a cigar as he discussed and admit that It was worth the New York, March 4.—Tan stoJlt- carriers—;who don't actually New Haven Arena against which- get to toe polls. o f talks by post members will be Over 100 were In attendance at arch wrapped hie raiment about - From way down In Baton Rouxc.Xachool closed last Saturday under meet No. 6, probably Windham, at 8 what has happened since then, effort." hearted fight which Chancellor Kurt but see that It's car distance That 100-1 parlay we wrote about ever team occupies the No. 8 rank- given followed by dancing and the Neighbors Night meeting of Him and kej' smilingly to his sight- FOR THE !La., via air mail, comes word that the watchful eyes of DeEarry, PranX o’clock in the evening; and Stam- "I have seen a great many Im- Every one Is agreed, he observed, von Schuschnigg of Austria Is mak- carry walking canes. recently—state cage championships ing after the flna] preliminary games Meriden Only Rival Left With games. Following tiie social re- Coventry Grange laat night. The seeing program. I Eddie Raguskus, erutwhile diamond ' ford to meet No. 7, probably Wilbv. OLYMPIC TRYOUTS provaments." be said. "There have that unemployment ts largely the ing against absorption of nls coun- Stiyder, head coach of the Giants, for the PA'S, High School and tonight and tomorrow night. It at 9:15 o’clock. K freshments will be served. program waa furnished by the East I star of Trade School, Blueflelds and been a lot more I would liked to result of technological inventions, try by Germany sets red blood Government anxiety lest a pro- and Helnle Grth, old timt third Trade School— has become an even seems certain that the Clarkemen’s MORGAN MEMORIAL Moils Ypres Poet. BrlUeh w ar Hartford and Wethersfield Oranges. ■ Chance Vought, was the yoimgest I f this setup goes through without have - seen. But we are improving but at the same time It is recogniz- tocol problem arise—should toe sacker of the Giants. brighter poesibiUty than it was a opponen.. will be either Crosby of A Chance Of Beating O o t ^ tingling but he unequal contest Veterans and Auxiliary will be/toe Visitors were present also from the and smallest of twenty-two first an upset or change, the winner of and getting better all the rime and ed that these Ipvcntlons can’t be| Sultan's party anc toe Prtaceases INCORPORATION PAPERS Turns In Fastest Tune* Ever I DeBarry, besides praising the month ago. although still little more Waterbury or Windham, o f WlUl- FOR SKI JUMPERS probably represents at tols juncture guests of toe V. F. W. at the HiSme Granges of Hlllstown. U ttle River. basemen at Bill Terry's baseball mantic. thev Basslck-Naugatuck clash would on the whole going forward.” discarded. * little more ha,i a delay to the Hit- KEEPS OPEN HOUSE -un Into one another unexpectedly— I fielding ability of the local lad, also than a fond hope of locsd basket- meet the winner of the Manehester- Saturday evening, March 19. ' Hampton. Echo. Mansfield, West :-school but was slgpied to a Qlants' told him that he liked his bitting Tonight's games -send Derby Locals; Obuchowsid Start < He paused for a moment before "But it is squally true, however," ler program. ( was early dispelled. ball fans . . , the P A ’s of course, Crosby tussle in the semi-finals at The V. F. W. post Initiated the Bprlngfleld, Andover and Bolton. A FOR NEW n U M Run, Indoors Or Out, On continuing; — be declared, "that we can accomp The three sisters o f King Zog or contract because Head Scout Hank and expressed high hopes that are heavy favorites to make a third against Wllby at 8 o’clock with 8 o’clock Friday night, while the If the forty;one year old Schuscb' WHI Keep Goodwill Worltshopg series of social nighta with other past masters badge was presehted Wllby favored and Windham against "There are times when It appears llsh the same number o f things now nlgg lives up to his past reputation Albania Intended to spend only DtBarry thought he was "the best Raguskus would go a tong way in of that glorious dream come true, winner of the Bristol-Windham tilt local ex-senlee iinita and auxiliary to Raymond Johnson. The next Middletown at 9:18 o'clock with Leadhig Amateur Stars Seek In Close' Exciting Tilt; At that we can’t see our way out. In much lass time than In the past. 1’’ “ ,_ v -----j ----- Open During Entire Week few hours in the capital, coming Dartmouth Track, Paced fielding first sacker in the south." orgaintzed baseball. Ekldle's contract aa they need only two more wins to meets the winner of the Stamford- he will battle for the Independence chapters to foster the fine spirit ex- meeting will be on March 17. when Folding Boxes. Inc. Appnw^i the former the favorite. Tomorrow That’s the jituatlon In which 1 find Our great problem is to see tha! From March 7 To March 41. from New York to rail on Mrs. Eddie, who played a lot of first calls for further experience at Blye- clinch the State Polish League dia- Wilby go at 9:18 o’clock. This is of Austria and for his own princi- isting between toe several service a St. Patrick's night program will By Secretary Of State— night, Weaver faces Naugatuck at myself right now. But I hope, and our vast number of unemployed cltl' Roosevelt at the White Houae. base for the aforementioned three ville, Arkansas, a Class D club, m dem with five games to play. pure guesswork, of course, as far as Berths Ou Winter Sports Rockville Sunday. I have the supreme belief that there ples until he roaches—-inevitably, it groups. Several weeks ago Wanl b# carried out. Start Business In Spinnti^! By Six Relay Runners. teams during the past five years or the Northeast Arkansas League. He 8 o'clock with the latter rated the the probable survivors are con- zens are mode consumers Instead of would seem—th^ last ditch. Cheney Camp. U. S. W. V.. and The Sultan's schedule took him Is a brighter day ahead." permitting them to become a Morgan Memorial In Hartford wlU so and was regarded as one of the started to work out with the Giants edge and O osby meeta Meriden at cerned but the prospects seem very, His personal slandaid Is a good Mary Buahnell Cheney Aiixlllarv across the Potomac to Inspect Fort Min. 9:18 o'clock with the game seen as "What still needs to be done most burden on our country as at pres- prove a generous and hospitable NEW FLOOD .AREAS beat semi-pro prospects in the state, this week and will stay with the High's cbancea to win the cov- bright for either a Manchester-Bris- Team At Berlin. of«all?" be was asked. gauge of how the c-nfllct goes. were toe guests at the V. F. W. anii Myer and be saluted by toe impres- Hanover. N. H., March 4— (A P ) eted Class A egadem seem better a toss-up. With five more games to ent." sive booming of 21 guns. enrolled in Terry's school on Feb- National League champs for a tol or a Bristol-Naugatuek finale on When that flag is lowered, It likely host to the many hundreds of Us Auxiliary at the first of the series Salt l.ake (TUy, March 4— ( A P ) — Articles of Incorporation ot tkd __Olenn Cunningham’s second world ruary 1 along with 140 other stu- month, all expenses paid, then ac- now than Trade's prospects in Class The schedule for the first round of Saturday night for the state cham play, the Polish-Amerlcans will mean elthei that the defender contributors who will accept their Of aocial cventB. Goodness knows what would have Folding Boxes Inc., o f this to«n|F| tacord breaking feat In less than a the tourney proper next Wednesday Rain and snow swept Utah, Arizona. dents. After spending the first week companies DeEarry to Port Broith B but both are beset by plenty of plonshlp. Boston, March 4.— (A P )— Out need only two more victories to Invitation to vlsti their plant at 89 Nevada, and Idaho today, flooding happened had toe Princesses Myze- were. approved by toe Secretory week, a 4:04.4 mile, the fastest ever in Umbering up. the baseball aspir- Ifs, ends and buts . . . the C3arke- standing dare-devil ski acrobats, formance in London before the late I kne« Shawmut avenue, Boston during the Jen, Ruble and Maxhide, derided to State yesterday. 'The a u f ‘ for another month of special train- clinch the State Polish League BIG SKATING SHOW Kingicino' Georgerianro andan/i thefk . present Queen____ I * “ ***• suiTender would be utterly some sections. run. Indoors or out, today stamped ants were split Into four tesuns and men would be bolstered consider- whose main enjoyment apparently foreign to his nature. week of March T-U. The fascinat- look over the Fort Myer cavalry at capital of the company is $80,1 „ that 38*year-oId Kansan as the ing after which he reports at Blye- championship in their second Mother Mary. Now 36 years old, The southern section of Flagstaff. played games every day until the vllle. ably by the return o f Ed Koae but springs from the spinal ahlvers they Schuschnigg knows that death ing "Goodwill Workshlps" where SOUTH COVENIHY Arlz., was under water and a 17- the same hour! and $7,000 has been subscribed with greatest middle dUtance runnner In ankles are fragile things and we create on on-Iookers, prepared to- bid for that coveted honor, for the vivacious Boston girl was a na- It would have kept toe soldiers COMING TO HARTFORD tional Junior champion at the age may easily be toe ^ penalty for his aln.ost every kind of household foot fl/od crest waa rolling down which the company plane to start' board track history. don't believe It’s well to count on day for Olympic tryouts on the last night at the East Side Rec article finds some use and ts reno- The date of toe Father and Son exercising the cannon right through of 12 and has been many times pair dramatic stand. Four years have banquet has been set for Tuesday, the Verde river towards Phoenix. operations. Space has been leosofi: With the cheers that greeted his the services of the high scoring east’s newest and biggest ski Jump vated or repaired by hundreds of Highway M d railroad bridges the time for the u o'clock gun—pro- erasure of the 1500-meters Indoor War Admiral May Be 2-5 at Berlin, N. H. the.v disposed of St. Adelbert’s champion as well as nine times not erased from t,ls mind's eye— nor March 15, in the Congregational from CSieney Hrotoera in the oU ' center . . . if he's okay fine and handicapped people, will be kept were washed out In all four states. viding the salute-shooting ammuni- of Thompsonville with a 30 to Maribel Vinson Heads Troupe champion of the United States. She win forty, should he live that long— church vestry. The Ladles Associa- spiiming mill, oaaement floor. The*| mark, a 3:48.4 performance, still dandy, but High shouldn't figure on Latest entry Hats included 35 open ew ry day and also on Monday, Enterprise, Itah, a town of 464. was tion held out. ringing in his ears. Cunningham Class A Jumpers and 40 B Class is present solo champion of North the picture of the tragic assassina- tion will have charge of the lilnner, firms Incorporators are: Pra BUDDY BAER RECEIVES him for Kose’s ankle seems certain 23 triumph, their 16th in 17 To Be Seen At Hartford The- America. Wednesday and Friday evenings. On isolated, and engineers feared a Washington has had many visits Ralph C. C. Nourse, Bloomfield; ' came to this little college town performers who will face spill and tion o f his late chief, Austria's be- after which there will be an address to be weak after a fortnight in a games. I f Manchester turns '•ter March 9, 10, 11 And 12. weakening dam might inundate it. from royalty, but never in recent last night and' found the pre-arrang- splinter on the huge 65-meter Jump upon as king of loved "Little Tjanccllor" Dollfuss. Monday, March 7, the birthday ot by an out-of-town speaker. president, Albert L. DamiunuMt.! cast . . . Choice For Widener Cup Everett Ridings, 20, drowmed near times such a double feature attrac- ed conditions so Ideal that he im- for the chance to gain a place on back Rockville at the Windy the men s fancy skaters in Canada. I have It from a frieno who has Henry Morgan, after whom Morgan Willis Irving Copeland, 79. lately Hartford and Stephen A. Duds,.: But Miss Vinson and Owen while been exceptionally close to Schiisch-' Memorial waa named, the annual Beatty, Nev.. when he tried to tion as today provided. Springfield, Masa Various type* off ' proved his own Indoor world mile HIS FIRST RING TEST the Olirmpic winter sports team. City this Sunday, Meriden will Btgtime Icc skating cornea to of Chaplin, died Wednesday night rescue two men from the Armagosa The Princesses have been wear- mark, which be made four years In our opinion, the CHarkemen deserved top consideration from past The Jump la in fine shape and featured performers, are not the nlgg that the chancellor long has meetings of Morgan Memorial at the home of his niece, Mrs. A l- oardboard boxes win be moaufOW* be the only rival left with a Hartford for the first time on March whole show by M y means. There river. Others rescued the two men. ago, by four full seconds. will oppose Windham High of Wll- records. both Birger and Sigmund Roud, lived under threat of his life. Death Members and Oirectura will bir held. fred Staebner. following a week's ing Occidental styles while ta the tured by the new company as so6^;. Riddle’s Entry Heavy Favor- chance to tie, a mighty slim 9. 10, 11 and 12 when the famous is an elaborate ijbe show directed by He was also clocked two seconds ilmanUc in the opening round of the . , favorite who ever won Olympic champions, have predicted stalks him wherever he goes. The annua] meeting of the National illness. He was born In Hampton. United States, but toe Sultan pre* ae new maohl ery ordered has 0000/ under Syd Woodersen's recently ap- tourney proper next Wednesday, it the world's amateur Jumping rec- chance at that. International Ice Revue, featuring George Hale, |1roducer of Red Hot Is \n Idealist Association of Go^wlU inbustrlea The marriage ceremony cannot be fere a doughty tuiban and a flow- aet up. C!heney Brothera bos laasad'l To Face Gunnar Barlimd | G U A R D S T U R N B A C K ite In SSfl Anita waa Foxcatcher and Blue, “Of Thee I Sing,” "Earl p eoria (Lyon) performed for himself by a~clergy^ ptoved outdoor record o f 4:06.4 but being our belief that Meriden will lie 111 f «IU|VvU ilQQCu j Rosemont last year. Ha paid $j.80 ords may be smaahed. With good Last night’s game was a close, ex- Maribel Vinson, nine times United Those who know the chancellor will also be held on Monday. A ing brown robe over a soft white 13,000 square feet of mill space Garroll’s VanlUes,” and Copeland. He leaves two daughters, man. ciergy that Britisher's mark will remain in dispose of Crosby, the other prob- j to $2 to win. Seabiscuit kept the wind conditions, they felt leaps of citing affair from start to finish as States figure skating champion and well are not surprised at his de- special luncheon will be served at gown. A t his left side hangs a toe company, others. He has directed musical the books until someone runs a fast- Tonight In Bout That ably High rival, while Windham j form players eatlsfled, trailing Rose- 270 feet were possible. the aeconci place Invaders put on a Guy Owen. Canadian and mtema- fiance of the Nazi dictator. Schuseb- 12:80 on Monday, at which greet- er mlis on cinders. Event Tomorrow; Tatter- j mont closely in the betting marts Ideally located on a hlU chosen desperate bid to halt the onward tlon pair four champion, plays pictures in Hollywood and London ings will be brought by Bishop Her- THE AVON TOWNERS ohould have an easy time in elimi- ahd and his name is as well known In nlgg Is another of those Ideaust Cunningham, after warming up nating Middletown . . . Manchester I and by a mere nose in the final dash after a number o f surveys, the steel march of the P A ’s but the Manches- chaps, like England's Anthony bert Welch of the Methodist Episco- h for three-quarters of an hour on Should ProTe Ifis Ability ' to the wire. tower is protected from cross-cur- ter stalwarts withstood every as- Europe as in his native New York beat Windham by 37-30 in the only demalian In Hue Tune-up; Combining figure and freestyle Eden, who resigned the foreign pal church. The treasurer's report Dartmouth's springy board track, meeting of the regular season and ; In 1936 Alfred G. Vanderbllt'- rent winds. I t cost $30,000, took sault and came through with flying win be presented by Frad C. Moore, reputed to be abou. five seconds stating With the regular dance ministership toe other day rather should be able to do it again, with I DUcovery was the favorite, cioeing two years to build and rlsea 173 colors as they rifled out a 10-8 mar- treasurer and asalatant superin- fbster than any other in the world, As Heavyweight; Is Slight Curley And Judd Feature In feet, five inches from the ground steps as used by chorines on the than barter his principles for pacta Kose or without him . . . Three Stars At Anita. I at 3 to 2 and finishing far out of gin in the first quarter and boosted with Messrs Mussolini and Hitler. tendent. and will shtW that in 1937 spotted six of coach Harry Hill- I the money. A. A. Baronl’s Top The sbute measures 325 feet from it to 18-13 at halftime. theatrical stage Is the theme of Hale's brain baby and to that he is Schuschnigg is reputed to be a $528,394.33 w , paid cut In self-re- WALK RIGHT W! man's green-shirted Indians from Favorite In The Betting. the top to the take-off. Jumpers The Salnts.shot the works in the 40 To 31 Victory; At j Row flashed In and paid $14.80 for a great patriot and unswerving In ms specting wages by Morgan Me- 8ve to 600 yards handicaps. A victory In their next start will ! $2 win ticket The first year Equi- have a total distance of 403 feet third period and their Inspired play adding the presentaOon of numbers “ Usual During Alterations Miami, Fla.. March 4.— (A P ) — following the long successful form- principles. He is a strong CaLi.Jic, morial, the greatest annual amount Tbe mighty Kansan started off ■end the Clarkmen Into the semi- poise was the favorite at, $1.70 to on the landing hill and then outscored the locals and reduced the ula of the musical oonedy world. In its history. Visiting Goodwill In- With Stewart Whitman. Dart- Poquonock Tonight. finals on Thursday night with a More than a dozen horses will line one. He ran seventh and Fred breaking distance of 385 feet. P A advantage to 33-20 but Man- a Monarchist, an anti-Soctalist and nwuth's best miler live yards in New York, March 4— (A P )— splendid chance of going Into the A feature of-the show is the bird an anti-Nazi. dustry Superintendents from other This Is the night when Buddy Baer, up tomorrow for the $50,000 added Alger'e unknown ex-steeplejumper, A natural amphitheater, avail chester showed its championship front o f him, Cllf Holmes, Bert Mac- finals on Saturday night . . . Bristol able for spectators. Is free from the fantasy number, costumes of which The chancellor is a Nordic blond branches similar to Morgan Me- the laughing boy, grows up. He Widener challenge cup but so far as Azucar, won and paid $26.80 for caliber oy turning back threat aft- cost $25,000. ICannls, Robert YeueU and Fred ts the top-heavy choice In the lower a $2. sun glare that often accompaniee er threat in the closing quarter and — toe type wnose praises the Nazis morial, will be In Boston for these fights Gunnar Barlund at the Gar 'The Manchester Guards won an- the racing faithful are concerned, The musical director for the show Itaton 360 yards ahead and Harold bracket and If those twm top-rank- Included in the list o f possible Jumps of this size. coming through on top as Obuchow- forever stag. He Is slightly above meetings. ' den In a 10-round bout that should other game last night at the ex- Is Vincent Travera, for three years POPULAR Wonson leading by 600 yards. ing teams come through the stage there Is only one horse in the race entries—some definite, others most The Jumping will be part of the skl, Bycholski, .Saverick and Kovls medium height and has the face of 855 Main Street, Rubinow Building MARKET tell whether Buddy is destined to pense of the Avon Towners, Hart- Cunningham and ^ ^ tin a n raced will ha set for a Manchester-Brlstoi and Ita name is War Admiral. Berlin winter carnival which gets director of musical productions tor » scholar. He Is rathei retiring, al- ACCIDENT DRIVER HELD “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” become a top-flight heavyweight In ford County Y. M. C. A. champs. probable— were: contributed the' heavy scoring and almost shoulder to shoulder for the finale that should transfer half the underway Saturday morning. Jun- the French Casino ta New York. most bashful, by nature and is not his own right or continue merely to 40-31. The contest was very rough The odds board is backing the Seabiscuit Pompoon, Aneroid, playing coach Falkoski turned in a first half-mile, the Kansan running population of both towns to the New ior aki jumping will be followed by The greatest show on real ice Inclined to speak out of turn. Bridgeport, March 4— (A P )—The be Max's favorfte brother. and the game was slowed up by popular choice for the mile, and a Stagehand, Sceneshlfter. Indian neat floor game. S8.5 and 64 second quarters, before Haven Arena next Saturday night an 18 kilometer race. Saturday wl I be the greatest entertainment condition of Ferdinand Elsler, 65, A t 23. Buddy is believed to be fouls. Al Curley and "A ce” Judd quarter race, climax of the Miami Broom, Star Shadow, Top Row, Thompsonville played a grand value ever to play In Hartford. It One unacquati tec with Schuseb- the Dartmouth miler dropped out. . . . this may be a lot of wishful afternoon the new Jump will be ded- game but Manchester's passing and of (245 Lenox avenue) Bridgeport, Then Cunningham set out to over- ready for the big push. His man put on a shooting exhibition that Jockey club’s 40-day meeting at Whlchee, Time Supply. Amor Bur Is now on tour throughout the nlgg would w^arcel; size him up as thinking but It’s possible . . . icated while the main slalom event shooting was a bit superior and the who received a fractured skull and take the 360-yard handicapped ager, Ancll Hoffman, who piloted brought the crowd of 150 people to Hlalpah park. The outlook today Jo. Llgarottl, Over the Top, Prl- country, being presented In audi- the virtual rulci of Austria, you will be held Sunday morning. Cham- PA'S proved a smarter, faster ball begin to got the dictatorial slant fracture of several riba when struck WEEK-END SPECIATJB noup, which be did by turning in Maxle to an hilarious tenure of the tholr feet, both boys doing the bulk was that the final quotation on the mulus, Frexo, Gosum, Count Atlas, toriums at $2.20 per person. The pionship Jumping starts promptly club. Both teams were decidedly by an auto yesterday, was reported n .7 seconds for his third quarter. heavyweight throne, thinks he ha.s of their scoring In the last half Trade should get by Boardman of Samuel D. Riddle entry, unbeaten In Sweepolot, Today and Woodberry, State win be the only theater, and when you sense the Iron in his Now Haven In its first start next 1937 and In hie recent winter debut, at 2 p. m. Sunday. weak in foul shooting, the PA'a make-up. os "good" today by attendanta of Oiveo An Ovation fallen heir to another champion ami Billy Mills was leading jmlnt maker Fast Track Passible. the only place In New England to 5t. Vincent's hospital. Elsler waa He caught the 360-yarders after for Avon. Tuesday if the local Mechanics play would be about 1 to 2, maybe 2 to 5. Although the floods closed Hunt making only four conversions in 18 present the InternaUonal Revue this Is the Big Bose the consequent managerial cut of attempts and the Saints five in a struck by an auto operated by Louis ' tunning 4H laps and another half- Tonight the Guards travel to Po- the brand of basketball of which The next contender won't figure ington drive, the main traffic artery Miss Maribel Vinaoa year—and at regular prices. He dentes that he is dictator, by some very Juicy purses. It’s better than 6 to 1. similar number at tries. Jaeius and Plrozzoll, 34, of this city. turn sent him roaring past Wonson, quonock to play the Poquonock they’re capable . . . then if they are Irom this city, as an approach to MAROONS ARE OUSTED the way, and says he never will be captivating thought. The Probable Field Miller featured for the visitors. a fOnr-doy engagement at the State Plroszoll was arrested on a who was 30 yards back when Olenn Towners at 8:00 o’clock. Players si^ again victdrtous in their second the track, no actual damage waa one. Weil, call it what you will—he charge of violating the state auto RIB PORK ROASTS Buddy, who stands over six feet theater. crossed the finish line and set off game, the Schoberites will be in the Racing secretary Charles McLen- done to the racing strip Itself except Ail P A rivals but Meriden hsvs is toe big boss, oi at least has been six inches and Is bigger In every lequsstcd to meet at the Armory lost six games or more, making it In addition to Owen and Miss laws by patrolmen Michael Mc- the wildest demonstration that promptly at 6:30. linals.'to be played aa a preliminary nan predicted 14 horses would go to for washing away a little top soil. FROM HOCKEY BATTLE NEGRO UNIT TO H A Y up to this Juncture. way than bis illustrious brother, impossible to catch the fast stopping Vinson, tha troupe also will present Padden and Edward (3ole who Inves-' eould come from a crowd of less to the Class A title tussle . . . Bran- the post: With drying weather today and Fuehrer Hitler undoubtedly knew lb. practically forced himself on Hoff Alanohester Guards Manchesterltes. Meriden has lost many of the noted fancy skaters of tigated. Bonds o f $1,000 were set. than 4000 persons. Including most of ford's unbeaten entry U, of course, Tatterdemalion, Burning Star, tomorrow, a ^ ast track was de- that Schuschnigg would not sur- man. Back In 1935, when Max was B. F. Caballero 2nd, Court Scandal, Pic- Lose Playoff Chance As five games and retains a mathemati- the United States and Canada, in- “PORGriNH ARTTORD the Dartmouth student body. Mac- Anderson. If ...... o the team regarded as most likely to clared to be easily possible. More render fully to toe demands made BISHOP'S MOTHER DIBS training, more or less, for his cham 0 colo, No Sir, (Tolumblana, Bourbon sand added to the base of the strip .\merks Tie Canadiens; cal chance of nosing out the locals cluding the famous Simpson Sls- Choice C H U C K R O A S T S Mumls was third, 30 yards behind Kerr, If ...... ,'i gam the finals and would be favor- on him at that historic meeting m plonshlp fight with Jim Braddock 0 King, ar Minstrel, Corlnto, Thor- this year has increased Its drying if the P A ’s lose all their remaining tors, acrobatic skating pair; Fran- Wonson. and the other three In- Lupacchino. rf ...... o ed over Trade, while the Manches- RIackhawks Upset Bruins. toe Nazi chieftain’s home at New Canaan, March 4— (A P ) — I Buddy kept hanging around the 0 son, SevBon and Infantry. ability. Its condition was changed games, which seems highly improb- ces ClaudeL Canadian pair and four The New York Theater Guild suc- dians too far back to make fair Curley, c, rf ...... p ter-Bristol go would rate as a toss- chatMion; Dorothy Lewis, called Mrs. Annie H. Keeler, mother of camp and sparring with Max, whom 0 Should It "come up mud", three times In the official charts able. The leaders move into Rock- f^ "P0Tgy." will be presented by Berchtergaden m thi Bavarian WHITE MEAT aetimates. Judd, c ...... 5 up . . . what a setup that would be: By ASSOCIATED PRESS America's Sweetheart of the Ice, Stephen E. Keeler, Episcopal bishop he adores. 2 Maedic and Muebo Gusto may go. during Tuesday’s races. ville Sunday and have high hopes the Negro Unit of the W PA Fed- mountains. However, Hitler felt it The three timers, profesiors L. F. Berk, Ig ...... [o Manchester In the flna ot both The Montreal Maroons were out Ted Cave, comic performer: Mary necessary to wrork through the Aus- coadjutor of Minnesota, died today CUTUP Murch, Gordon S. Hull and Charles Those days are over now. though 1 Pageboy and Two Bob are very Rain or no rain, the bangtails of gaining the triumph needed to erel theater for a three day run at Salmonson, rg ...... o 0 tournaments! Here’s hoping, hop of the National Hockey League race Jane Halatead, matchlesa figure and trian chancellof to clear the way. at her home here. She was 72 years A. Proctor, not only caught Cun- and It’s been noticeable over at Ing . . . doubtful. ran on schedule this week. assure a deadlock for first place and toe Avery Memorial in Hartford be- old. Mrs. Keeler, widow o f Stephen Lakewood, N. J„ where they’ve both Byrholskl. rg ...... i 1 today, but there was still a lot of theri expect to go on and clinch the Bovelto skater. A ndvelty. Leap- So It WHS that toe German leader, ningham's fourth quarter In 60.3 The latest and perhaps moet spec- heavy firing, on all fronts for every ginning Thursday evening. March E. Keeler, always hod lived In New been tr^nlng, that Buddy and Max diadem during the coming week. tag Through Space Over Movable with three generals standing at his VEAL LEGS seconds but their watches agreed oh Ucular workout by any candidate I7to and continuing through Satur- 18 4 40 If tourney rankings are taken os other playoff berth in the National B&niera, is th« old barreWjufnpiQff back, laid dowm the law to Scbiisch- Canaan where she waa a native. | BONELESS nccumulatlve quarters of 58.5. don't work out together any more took place Thursday morning. Tat- PONZI ENTERS 4-WAY In last night's preliminary, the day, March 19th. Bishop Keeler lives in Minneapolis. .\>on Toi\Ticrs an accurate Indication of compara Hockey league. PA Girls lost their 11th League routine with a new twist Alex nlgg. Hitler dldr’t get all he want- 3:03fi, 3:04.2 as well as the 4:04.4 Intlmatee of the camp thing Buddy. terdemalion, purchased out of C. V. The New York Americans came Hurd will bring twelve barrels to From toe opening moments of the Also surviving are a daughter, I Ib. B. F. T. tlvo strength (which they’re not), Whitney's sale last fal) for a mere game in 17 starts to the SL Adel^ ed, but he did drive the vital en- time for the mile. If he chose, could give the ex-champ from behind to tie the Montreal the ice, and hop, skip and Jump with play to “Porgy's" frenzied exit in a Mrs. Augusta Sutton o f toe Dan-1 There were two other events on « fine lathering. Max fights Tommy Pclcrsoii, rg ...... 0 0 0 the opening Class A games resulted $3,200, fairly scorched the ground TIE IN CUE TOURNEY bert Girls by a score of 18 to l a tering wedge. He forced Sthusch- ea. ,S|>erry, rg ...... o 1 l Candiens 1-1 laat night, thereby them in unusual evolutions. goat cart bound for New York toe bury teachers' college and a s the pre-arranged program to give Farr a week from tonight in a in six upsets . . . actually. In our es under Tom Healey’s vvatchlng, Kososka and Polec went best for nlgg to take toe lid off toe Austrian W. H. Keeler of this place. Ig ...... 2 0 4 timatlon, there were only three sui - eliminating the Maroons from the raolise that in bringing this drama of Negro life in toe water- POT ROASTS Tbdmpsonvllle and Pletrowaki and the competition meet status and, comeback that figures to be one ot twinkling eye. The five-year-old eon playoff race. The tie left the Amerks «travanganza to a city of Hart- Nazis and give them a very con- Funeral services wlU be held Sun-1 Longhl, e ...... 0 0 0 prising outcomes, namely Middle- of St. Germans (Twenty Grand's Jimmy Caras Sets High Run Frances Mordavsky featured for side Blums rt Oiarleaton, B. C.. un- since all of the officials were given the shortest on record, 13 points In front of the Maroons in ford's size requires a certain amount rolls like a pictured scroll U n ^ r I siderable freedom o: of action after day. A.A.U. sanction, Cunningham's Mills, rf ...... 5 1 11 town’s triumph over Harding, 21 sire), whirled .six furlongs In 1:12, Mark Of 111; Three Of the PA'S. Barlund U the first esUblishcd Sliver, rf ...... 3 0 6 third place in the International sec- of daring in view of the fact that toe Southern sky toe dusky figures 4:04.4 will be presented for approval !>onafldc heavyweight contender over 9; Wllby over West Haven pulled up. The fractions: :23. :84, Leaders In Action Today. tion, with only 12 games to play. The box scores; nothing of the kind has ever been Hitler thereby unleashed a force as a new Indoor mile record Schiedel. If ...... 4 1 g15 over 1; and Derby over New :461-5, :58 3-5. ’T a t". never come and go. Lnpresalng tta that Buddy has been tossed In with But everywhere else, the Mtuatlon attempted before, but It is my be- tor with their savagery, their lazl- wltotn Austria Itaalf which be un- "That was the race 1 have been London Bulkeley, 24 over 4 . . . worked that fast before, and In the p. B. F. T. though Abe Simon and Eddie Ho New York, March 4__ (AP) __ was aa mixed up as your favorite lief that the people of this city and nero. their simple faith in religion doubtedly expects to carry out his Ib. Genuine Spring training for." Cunningham said. 'I gan, his recent knockout victims 14 3 31 wake of hie recent sparkling vic- Three of the four unbeaten leaders bash. By. sections, the picture was 0 Kovia, rf ...... 3 1-8 7 surrounding towns will support program leading to union of Qer- LAMB LEGS '^22' Score at halftime. 19-9, Guards. And Iftw, while In and out crawls fait sure I could do It as soon as I are not exactly cream puffs. The The other three games that went tory, he shapes up as a likely sec- in the world’s pocket billiard cham- left this way; I Saverick, r f ...... 2 0-2 4 high-class entertainment in the Ice- Referee, Donnelly. Umpire, Hillln- ond choice. started, for the conditions were Finn Is tough and can hand It out contrary to the rankings were Merl- pionship tournament al the (Japitol American section; Boston's 3 B. Bycbolakl. If . 3 1-3 7 skaUng field,” Mr. Harris stated in 5«ppi. wh;ii: resdy3 arer very evident in toe de- > Ideal. I have felt much more tired skl. Time 10 minute periods. "T at” is a stretch runner, as are primitive nature and final awesome He plans, frankly, to Uke the tow-- )den over Torrlngton. 19 over 5, but Billiard academy see action today Lruins, in first place, were upset 8 Obuchowaki, c .. 4 1-1 P eronectlon with the announcemenL fiance of toe government by thou- after many of my other races that Burning Star. Caballero 2nd, Pic- act o f murder with his bare hands By W. J. DAVIS ering Buddy apart with a body at- Torrlngton’i play was putrid to say Andrew PonzI, who moved into a 3-3 by the Chicago Blackbawks, 3 Haraburda,' rg .. 1 0-1 2 after a conference with a represen- SIRLOIN, SHORT, ROUND ^ B g were much slower. tack. the least and Meriden's mediocre colo. Court Scandal and Colum- tie for the lead laat night With while the Rangers were walloping 2 Falkoakl. I g ...... 0 1-3 1 totive of the Music Corporation of •ends a shudder down toe spine. “ I didn’t expect to do better than biana. last year's winner. low window of his hovel I" ONE MUST LEAD Though Baer l.s a slight favorite quintet bad no trouble at all . 125 to 79 victory over George Kelly, their favorite stooges, the Detroit America, sponsors of the tour. 4:05 after that slow second quarter The gray court scandal, off his 11 In the betting, there also 1s plenty Racing Notes Weaver over HUlhouse, 13 over 12. a fellow Philadelphian, in 23 Inn- Red Wings, 4-3. This left the Bruins 13 4-13 30 The show win bring its own port- the mild and atuplc beg;* PORK SAUSAGES but I felt so strong during the last recent McLennan Memorial effort gar with bis vacuous face and While nations ore oil-pow- I of opinion that Barlund will prove but the defending champs were very ings, is Idle today. Meantime the only four points In front of the Thomps'nv’le St. Adalbert Bova (34) able rink, which As 40x60 feet and half of the race tfcat I was able to and Impressive workout, has a P. B. ■brivelled legs, pounce* like a brfni, It la todlvldiials who too experienced for him. The Gun- By ASSOCIATED PRESS weak this season and there was three other leaders, Irving Crane Rangers, in the batUe for the top F. T. tacludea 2,400 square feet of Ice. Mahieu's _get ahead of my schedule. I had "sneaking" chance. [ He’ll probably 3 Pohorvlo, rf . . . . 0 0 panther upon his enemy, "Crown", really make them so. Down nar has been fighting better men Maedic, famous for winning five really little to choose between the of Uvonla, N. Y„ Marcel Chunp of spot. By winning, the Hawks took 0-0 It can be equipped for the perform- planned to run the first three quar- successive stake races at Saratoga wear a run-out bit. Detroit and Wlllle Moeconl of Phil- 2 Kukulka. rf . . . . 0 3-8 3 ftnee fn ilxteen hours. and strangles the stronger man In a throngh hia-, s SLICED BACON rivals . . . Naugatuck ^ver Hart- a commanding four-point lead over STEAK ZO' like .Nathan Mann, Maurice Strick- ters in 60, 63 and 61 and then run Expect Record Crowd adelphia will seek to gain a lap on 3 Miller. If ...... 3 land and Bob Olln, and In his most aa a two-year-old In 1936, still Is ford Bulkeley, 23 over^ , but Nau- the Wings for the last playoff berth. 0-0 6 Miss Vinson, the featured per- scene that for sheer passionate Grocery tory nntU thell the last one as fast as I could." .able to turn on Uie speed now and With clear weather forecast there him. 0 Zeronza, If . . . . . 0 0-0 0 former. has skated all over the recent fight he was an Impressive ghy's low rating was due only to International section: the pace- frensy is unequalled in any at toe 183 Spruce Street present time Cunningham s epic mile perform- should be a record crowd of 25,000 Camp takes on Kelly In an after- setting Toronto Leafs were idle 0 Jaclus, c ...... 8 1-4 11 ^ r l d and was a three times mem- I winner over Alberto Lovell, the then. He did it yesterday In win- Ita being a Class B school and Its so-called crook and mystery plays. ance, given far from the roaring ning a mile race at Hialeah Park tomorrow. The track hardly can noon match, while Crane opposes while the Canadiens, in second place, 1 K r z y s , r g ...... 0 1-2 1 ber of ^ UMted States Olympic It haa alwmjrsl highly touted Argentine. They season's record Indicated that the Tickets for "Porgy”, may be re- Granulated Sugar, ' crowds he lures into the country's from such rivals as H. W. Jackson's accommodate more. Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland and and the Americana in third, fought 0 Zawada, Ig ...... 1 0-1 2 » **** turned professional. ,been one per-1 huge arenas, was his eighth under might be feeding Buddy too much Foleymen would be plenty tough to served by addressing toe Federal -pound A fk Proph and the Wheatley stable’s Mutuels manager Morty Ma- Moeconl plays Charles Seaback of to their draw. Thus, the Canadiens 1 Andolowaki, Ig . .. 0 0-1 0 10 Smoked 4:10 and the 18th time those figures fighter. bent, and they were . . . 2? appearance ^ e a te r Project, 35 Chapel street, •on who stort-il SHOULDERS hony predicted the day’s handle Teufel, the favorite. AlthougB' Lawrence, Kas., tonight Bennie were only five points back of the 1 Pepek, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 games, she and Hartford, Conn., or by t^lephonlnsr cloth bag ...... 41/C od a move-1 have been bettered In track histoiy. One thing known about the would approximate the $733,033 of Allen of Kansas City meets Joe Bonja Henle gave a command por- known chiefly as a mud runner, It’s mighty lucky that the glass Leafs, and the Amerks were only 7-4249. ^ r ^ The peerless one Indicated several younger Baer for certain is that last Widener day, high mark for Diehl of Rockford, Rl., In the .day's 11 9 Land O’Lakes Butter, ment and on-J Maedic stepped the distance over a backboards Installed at the New three points behind the flying 5-13 23 weeks ago that his aging legs held he’s willing to fight from the drop Hialeah. ■ opening match. FYenchmen. Score by periods; Lowest Possible Price I gendered fast track in 1:37 4-5 under 118 Haven Arena, by thi. Areua ma.i- such terrific speed, for on successive of the hat and doesn’t do anv Final workouts of horses not A high run for the current tour- The Amerks, with eight games P. A. A. C...... 10 8 5 7—30 Handy’s Sliced thoughts and ' pounds to pay $13.40 for $2. agement and not by the C. 1. A. C. SLICED Saturdays he reeled off i;lft and clowning. He leaves all that to raced the past few days: War Ad- ney was turned in bv ex-champlon still left to play —more than any St. Adelberts . . . . 8 4 8 3—23 • oooiee o f aettoa. 4:08.6 miles In Boston and New aa we reported recently, cracked miral. mile and a quarter, 2:06, Bacon, Ib...... CsVC It Is the foresight or Ignorance SALT PORK [PIGS FEET Max. He seems to be Imbued with Frank Seremba, Canadian sports- Jimmy Caras of Wilmington, Dei., other outfit in the league—still have Score at half, PAAC 18, St. Adel- York. and had to be taken down before Handily, Tuesday; Court Scandal, of one man on whom the ex- a great determination, and he man who recently Increased ble sta- yesterday. The youthful Caras a chance for first or second place In berts 12. Referee. "A l" Bogglnl. Evaporated Milk, ey BOILED doesn’t say much. He lacks Max’s they could be used . . . the rule book the same: Bourbon King, Mile and ran a string of 111 in defeating the international section. Although Time, 10 minute periods. KLEIN'S FOOD STORE 4 tall c a n s ...... ib / C istence of any one nation d ^ ble by the acquisition of the South- says that glass may be used but a furlong, 1:56 2-5, Wednesday; 181 C E N T E R 8T. pends. KRAUT garish personality, but he’s a popu land stable horses, has engaged W. Seaback. 126 to 66 In 19 frames the chance for first la somewhat re- PURE LARD ROOD CAUSES HEAVY lar kid. must be covered by white paint . . . Zevson, seven furlongs, 1:271-5, for his first victory In two starts. mote, the outlook Is for a hot fight Thomps'nv'le St. Adelbert Girls (18) Native Eggs. O Q HAM R. Sallee and R. Kindred as train- the Arena backboards were trans- Wednesday; Piccolo, mile and a ers. They will have charge of the It was Seaback's second straight with the Canadiens ail the way to P. B. F T. large size, doz. .. ^ 1 / C parent and wrould undoubtedly have quarter, 2:07, Tuesday; Caballero setback. Yon M depend on the Davta lb, two divisions. Sallee will be remem- the tape for the second spot. Laat Wozniak, rf . 1 1-2 3 Green Giant j p* thrown players off in their shoot- 2nd, mile, 1:48 2-.5, Thursday; No Joe Procita of GloversvtUe. N. Home Bakery, 8I» Mata St. DAMAGE TO ROSE BOWl;CHARlES EVANS WINS berod as the trainer, of Clang, hold- night's tilt wound up the season . 0 0-0 0 PORK LIVER lb. ing . . . Sir, half in :48 2-5, Thursday, only Y., racked up his second triumph series between the two, but left the Kososka, If . 4 0-8 Peas, c a n ...... X d G to shpply yon with freoK er of the wrorld’e record for six fur- ‘blow-outs" remain* 8 pore, b lj^ qnoH^ prodno Los Angeles, March 4.— ( A P I — in three game; by edging out Joe Amerks with some tough struggles Polec, e .. . 8 1-5 7 Mammoth Sweet O y ' longs and co-holder of the seven- Diehl of Rockford. Rl., 125 to 116 ^ly. Tiy somt ot toelr d Pasadena's famed Rose Bowl, scene ' ONE-BALl WITH 225 furlong mark. Knowing very little about uerby, still on their hands against such Parvelac, c . 0 0-2 0 Peas, 2 cans ... A 1 C o f the annual New Year's day we're picking Wllby to oust the SANT.A AN ITA 'CAP. in 22 innings. Allen, another for- fast-moving outfits os Boston, the C. Olko, rg . 0 0-1 Uclons rolls, hreod. eoke or I 0 pastry and see for yonrself East-West football game, suffered Class B e n t^ in the second round Los Angeles, March 4.— (AP) __ mer champion, notched his first win Ra..gers and Toronto. Wenc. rg . . 0 0-0 |. Mazola 6il, « s> Unknowms dominated the play In Churchill Downs has started work 0 *o<^ they really a r e - D6&vily from floods, as did any num* o f the Class A playdowns tonight, The weatherman gave the $100,000 in three starts by trimming Ono- S. Olko, Ig . 0 0-2'> 0 gallon can . ^ 1 # X ^ the third weekly one-boll sweep- on a new 24-stall barn to replace Santa Anita handicap back to the frlo Laurl of Brookl}m, 125 to 113 hoy much they wOI he enjoyed her o f other sport centers In South- stakes at Farr’s Charter Oak alleys the one razed by fire four years ago. while Windham's our choice ovee VASA STATE LEAGUE Country Roll BUTTER arn Cailfotnla. favorites today and horseteen pre- in 12 innings. Prince Albert hy every memher of the fom - | la.st night when Charles Evans came When the bam Is completed, there Middletown . . . we look for Nauga- Manchester 8 2-20 18 pared to name the hopes they will Thoren ...... 80 80 84 Pasadena city manager C. W, through to capture first prize of $12 will be quarters for close to 1,100 tuck lo eliminate Weaver tomorrow 244 Manchester P A A r Girls (10) Tobacco, Ib. can # 2/ C Kolner estimated damage to the night and Meriden to take the send into the mile and one quarter Mueller ...... 61 62 61 184 P. B. with a three-game winning total of horses at the Downs with about 400 classic tomorrow. F. T. Jell-0, m picturesque bowl and municipal golf measure o f Crosby . . . Mitchell ...... 88 97 96281 4 F. Mordavsky, rf. 1 0-0 FLORIDA ORANGES 225. thre pins below the high mark more available at nearby Douglas Entries for the big race were due 2 Manchester’s Best Buy McINTOSH APPLES course which surrounds It at J. Wennergren .. 91 88 — 179 3 Ptetrowskl, If __ 1 2-5 pkg...... DC LARGE EGG PLANTS I30G.000. set by town champion Charlie Ke- Park. to be announced by 8 p. m.. e. s. t. WRESTLING 4 For Saturday BAKERY bart last week and two pins'better E. Thoren ...... 108 — 139 247 4 Lojeski, c ... --- 1 0-0 2 Presto Cake 0 * 3 The Bowl is situated In the by racing secretary Webb Everett. C. Wennergren . . 88 109 107 304 0 Bollnsky. c .. And All Next Week 2 doz. than Maurice f^orrentl’s figure In The Miami Jockey Club, which By ASSOCIATED PRESS .... 0 0-0 OJ Flour, pkg...... C 5 lb,.2 5 c . 13 c Arroyo Seco. a wide, deep canyon Before rain began to pelt Santa R. Anderson . . .. — 06 98 104 RAISIN BREAD winning the opening event. operates Hialeah Park, has turned 2 A. Mordavskv, rg 1 0-1 tte center of which ordinarily Is a Anita early this week, Everett ex- 3 Haraburda, Ig 13 VARIEnKS o r OOCMOKS I One pin behind Evans w'aa George over $16,746.50 to worthy causes. Hartford. Conn.—Danno O’Ma- )*.. 0 0-0 Maxwell House o g* GRAPEFRUIT dry wash. The nishing waters un- pected as many as 22 would oceept Totals ...... 616 632 585 1633 0 Gromulskt, Ig » DOZEN 2 *e ^ ^ ^ I SPINACH CARROTS AND BEETS Perry, who put together a 224 total The amount wms raised from the the Issue. honey. 220. Ireland, pinned Al Mer- ... 0 Coffee, lb...... ibO C 9e loaf aermlned embankments on both the cler, Springfield. Mass., two straight Thomaston for second prize of $8.00, while Joe wely helpful purse races. In two Last Night's Hockey Results The general consensiu today Lux Flakes, o 1 OTHER SPECIALS 1 fo r lO c Mrtfa and west sides of the bowl Barrera copped third place and NsUonal Leagna falls. H. Thulin ...... 78 81 95 249 peck weakening the structure. seahons a'pproxlmii^ly $130,000 has placed the field at around IS but ^*’ c, * 2*9 10 2 c bunch LATER CAKES $5.00 with 220 and Pfau was given New York Rangers 4. Detroit 3. New Haven. Conn.—Cliff Olson, A. Pratt ...... 86 94 93 273 Score by perlbds: 25c pkg...... Z 1 C Nut W afers...... ^. . W Ih. JOo I The tWTO city golf courses in Grif- been turned over tb charity by the no two observers agreed on the Savelkoul...... 60 69 60 189 C re M C jM ldee...... „n ». SSo SUNKIST ORANGES free admission to the grand sweep- organization. Chicago 3, Boston 3. complete roster. 218, Minnesota, defeated Dynamite ^ompsonvllle '...6 2 6 5—18 Tomatoes, 4 im , MUSHROOMS , park. Los Angeles, were dam- Olson ...... 89 95 95 279 Manclie.ster ...... 4 2 2 2-i0 Ice Box C ookies....S dos. 23e RADISHES 29c each stakes for his fourth place total of New York Americans 1, Mon- ’ Three Top Choices. '[ Joe Oox, 228, Kansas City (Cbx dls- 2 cans...... IDC Quality Hot Cross B u ^ aged considerably by waters of the 218. The high single award of $4.00 treal (Janadlens 1 (overtime tie). quallfled after losing first fall.) F. Johnson...... 83 107 94 * 284 Score, at half. St. Adelherts 7. P, doz. - rampaging Los Angeles river, Now that he has won the Flamin- Prospects of contlnusd fair E. Johnson...... 69 77 88 234 Pure Preserves, o p* * dos. m** 25c lb. COFFEE RINOS went to Al Kowski with an 82. go Stakee with Lawrln, Ben Jones, American Asaoclatton w-eather and a track fast rounding Toronto— Vic Christie, 318, Cnll- A. A. C. 6. Referee, “Al” Bog^i...... 2 bunches IQ c Victor McLaglen's sport stadium Kowskl also hit a triple of 219 Mlnneapolla 4, St. Louis 0. fomla, pinned Yvon Robert, 220, Time. 8 minute periods. 2-lb. jar ...... DDC trainer for Herbert U. WoolTs farm, back Into first class shape brought Totals ...... s o . aso eosUng 130.000, was washed away that would have given him fourth . T O N I G H T ' S G A M E S Montreal, 7:28. 460 523 625 1508 Baking Soda, am BANANAS . CELERY lOC each When the L«s Angeles river cut un- has high hopes of taking tha Ken- a return to the favorites' pew of Baked B ea aa...... fdn I KALE place but be took the high single in- tucky Derby with the sama horse. American Association the three leading contenders, Pom- Providence. R. I.— Oiuck Mon- St. Petersburg. Fla.-Plessod bv 1-lb. pkg...... 7 C Brown Bread ...... ^ me fiameath. IL Many private golf stead. Othar gcKxl scores were Tulsa, at Wichita. ' ^ players’ condition. Manager JELLT ROLLS eoursea in the d ty also were dam- He has even gone so tar oa to en- poon. Seabiscuit and Aneroid. tana, 200. Detroit, defeated Abe eo., a tor 23e 2 bunches 25^ turned in by Rossi with 217, GigUo St. Paul at MlnneapoUs. Frnnklo Frisch will start the S' Calo Dog Food, <| g* s 2Se , 2 5 ^ ^ aged. gage Eddie Arcaro to ride the colt Recalling that soma at the big Rothberg, 218, AUiton, Mass , two Manchester Chicken P le a ...... so. I 80 | with 215 and Varrick with 209. a Louts Cardina's in on an Intrarqu'i. 2 cans ...... xDC Manorial (Mlseum here, one of providing Mrs. Payne Whitney, Ar- favorites have performed like pla- of three fails. Naugatuck . LEMONS 1$C Ihrge field competed. Another one- ters in the Santa Anita hi previoua I(ansas City— Bronkb Nagurskl, practice game menu today. Tli'rty Smoked o o Rinso, lOcjikg., y p; 1 STRING BEANS the largeot stadiuiiu in the nation, caro's contract emplover, does not Camden, N. J.— Loula Thesz, 225, H. rtford ... BACON, b. ONIONS ball sweeps vrill be held, next Thurs- years, many experts decIlnM to go olayers were in uniform yesterdiy. 25c HAMS. ib...... O4CC CUP OAKES have a representative in the Ken- SL Loula. plnnad George Koverly. 330, International FallA Minn., de- WiUtmsntic 2 pkgs...... xDC Open AO Ony Wedneeday. day alghU overboard on ^abtscult, Pompoon feated Fred (Legs) Grobmier. 300, including Joe Medwlck, who hit one tuclqr cUaRcb _ 31^, i C a a M a ^ a ^ U t U . Thomaston . 29® 2 qts. 2 S c 1 . 4 lb,. I9 c or AnoroliL ainwtgh im ittiny Hm Ioa, io, tow otnlflit MM- over the left field 'wire in batting Maw BrlUta prscUca. , ' 17c doz. .Ml. HANCHESTER I5VENWG HERALD, MANCHEOTER, C»NN„ PRroAY, MARCH 4,198S FRACAS M a nchester SECOND SITTING HELD IN SETBACK TOURNEY PAGE ELEI D a te Boo k Whitfleld commanding the prize W I M S S KNIFED built recreation camps, picnic Manchester Public Market brig May Queea 9Q. days out of Can a 47-mIle stretch (shown on the Ro*M ke and AshvlUe caa Im Tonight ton, formerly bound for Briatol'" DELUXE ROAD grounds, and swimming pools. map) will be surfaced and reopen- March 4—DeMolay testimonial. The Knights of Columbus set- Cabell Banks bad trouble con- pleated In three yean, back team is still In the lead In the Footpaths a i^ bridle paths will ed some time In the fall. Masonic Temple, trolling bis voice. "Well, you fool'" lead from it Infb sweeps of wood- triangular tournament being played » hachcl ma c k The government to acquiring a Nest Week he ahoutod, "you’ve done It! Anv land beauty. There won’t'be any SHE GOT HIS NUMBEX Britam Man Scheduled between teams representing the right of way 82S feet wide— shout March 7—Adjourned annual and dead or wounded?" TAKING SHAPE hot dog stands or unsightly bill- special town meetlni; at H. S. hall. Holy Name society o f St. James's Fine Quality Meats "None. Will you come aboard"" 100 acres a ihile. The states ac- 1^ Porte, Ind.— (A P )—The i ~ CHABACTEBS. boards along toe way. . TtAiipear h Dolce As- March 11-i-Kpworth League play, church, the Knights of Columbus, j castle quarters. No officer was "Aye, aye, sir! A t once!" an- quire the land and transfer it to toe girt clerk In the state emploU f»E L S E Y , heroine; lieutenant who was second In com- Work has been started and “Waiting At the Church." at South and the Holy Name society of 8L Always the •tranded In London when wrar I visible, cither. swered Cabell, remembering to he federal govemrijent The parkway office Insisted that the yoniiff mand. "It's beyond reason. We re ON BLUE RIDGE though some stretches are passable will be planted with flowering Methodist church. ’ Bridget's church. breakfi oat. I Armed with this knowledge be Just off toe coast of England. We're nautical. applicant (or a Job show hto sadt Case Is Stabbed. for motor cars travel is not being shruhe. the woods will be Improved, security number™ Man-h .12 - - American Legion The second sitting was played Rightly Priced JTOBY HTHTFIELD, hero the went astern and signaled his men part of a convoy. We've two gun An interval passed, a boat was encouraged. None o f the route is dance at Rainbow Inn, Bolton. tost night at the K. of C. home. The Best at Low to come aboard. This they did, brigs to gpard us." loweiXKl away from the Gray Gull provisions will be made for feeding "O .-K ," he said flnallv. By The AP Feature Service hard-surfnce frw ; MANCHESTKR evening her ald. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY,MARCH4,1988 magic and ventriloquism by Alfred tean and the high scores' of the five MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 4.1938 IHANUS-JARVIS SUIT O. Odell, Jr., of Windsor. This JEPSON TO SING men are taken aa the team's total. 50 centa per month, are contained to entertainer has given programs in Mancheater la not able to place aa the residential electric consumer's LOOKI THERE'S PAGE THIRTEIK Manchester before and delighted his MOUNRNG TAXES bill fo r service. In 1937, taxes took First aass Thrift and Handicraft father died recently Tuesday night. many men in the shooting aa some' THAT SWEU was overcome by Hal Simons, Sher- IS ON TRIAL TODAY audience. Everyone In the com- HARTFORD GROUP of the other teams and have twice at least 16 per cent of consumer rev- Due to an Injury to his foot, a a y - parsnips; buttered qitoach, salad sert 2 cups warm or boUing water munity la Intited—with the assur- enues, aa compared with leas than NEW HOT WHEAT wood Aspinwall and Eklwto Ducy of watercress, parsley, cabbage. 2 li cups pineapple tidbita. E?**’ looking at ths ehoit been beaten. Last night, shooting In passed First aa ss Law and Oath ton Taylor, asaiotant scoutmaster ot ance of a good time. A dance will Hartford against the Capitol City APPLY BRAKE per cent to 1932 and this Increase CEREALI News of Manch^ter Youth WEDNESDAY: Dissolve the gelatin deaaert to tarough the fluoroaeops, the um of and Donald Porterfield and R. Gard- the Manchester Green Scouts, was MENUS ^intlif Seeks Damages From, follow the entertainment. team, the Manchester team lost to taxation baa more than offset the Breakfast—Three or four whole- the warm or boiling water, depend tae atethos :■ ■ ;f * FBIDAT, HABCH 4.198& ! B UC n S B H Aanrbr0tnr' Enntbia VfraHi pas. January 9, a Sunday, saw the Mrs. Carrie Chattier of Church baen an otflear ia the Salvatloa Allan served overseas with the T7th SALVATION ARMY PLANS Army for . more than 30 years and Division. His genius for organising FIGURES SHOW SKATING largest number of persons on the street will leave for Florida tomor- ia BOW bead of the Public Relattona was soon perceived and he was sent pcMOd when 2,200 were mixing In row morning for a month’s vacatloa LT. COL J .J . ALLAN ABOOTTOWN department at the terrltprlal head- to hesdquarten to assist In organ- the sport Another Sunday, J“ "*- She will be accompanied 'by Miss SUNDAY PRISON SERVICE quarters. tilng the chaplains and reU^oua POPULAR PUBUC SPORT ary 16, was next popular, with 3.000 Ann Poirors, operating nurse at Ocoup Watch luncheon. Setback and other Everybody It Going To The I games rounded out a pleasant eve- Iteen- stt l es ning. ______> MODERN IT'S SIZES IS t* S* For OLD-TIME. DANCE TIME FOOD SALE To Have Tour Bolton Confer Hall 1) SAT„ MARCH 5, 9 A. M. WINDOWS CLEANED $1.98 HALE’S STORE Sat, Mar. 5, 8 p. m. Let Us Do It For You! KA Qaarryvllle Ladles* AM AUSPICES BOLTON GRANGE CALL 7814 Society. AL Behrend’s Merrymakers. For sheer cleremaoa in atyl- Manchester Window Prof. WIganowakI, Prompter. Cleaning Company ing ond beouty ol tcdiric. ooo Admisison '85c, the spirited new Deonna Durbin Teen-Stylea. The Signs o f Spring smoriest teen-sters will wear them now . . . ond on into (ho hot speU. And their glorious Miss VIRGINIA We'll Give You Five Dollars ^ Allowaooe for your old mattreoa colors will wash beautifully GAY NEW on pulrchaiie of one of, our fine Inneraprtng Mattresaes. No need ...Ih ot’a guoTonteed. to sleep on a hard mattreaa BENNETT when you can own one of theae n lOMKUIUHmi of Landers, Frary & Clark $16.50 „ PRINTS FURNITURE AND RADIO 711 Main Street The gay, different-looking prints you’ve-been hunting for! Johnnon Block Will Demonstrate The BENSON Prqtty bouquet prints, tiny sprigged prints, spaced 'florals, **THE HOME OF GOOD BEDDING" massed flower prints . . prints that sing of Spring! Darling TWss WW1« «rt swnr hsdi styles, too! Fan pleated frocks with nipped-in waists, high- Universal Electrovac bosomed frocks .with clever fagotting; swiri skirts . . dash- • Sheer la p wtih eslbrinl pdal ing bolero frocks in^xcitinj; print-and-plain combinations! as d**p-lsaa heckereoad. Gera fT3ii£2', Tea and Coffee Maker skiit (Bid crisp WUsd srpeadr vsslss. A Dsaaaa Dwbia Tssa- , ” Which we are featuring BINGO BINGO Styl* ia sisss 12 le IL ORANGE HALL — TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8:30 SIZES 14 TO 48 ^ this month at $4.95. A I. At Our Display Room 1 Sweepstake Game! Door Prize! Doors Open At 7:30 Playing Starts At 8:30 Come Early To Get A Seat! T oday and Saturday .• = 7 . $1.19 You are cordially invited to call and Thee# inexpensiTe aheer sample a cup of tea or coffee. frocka give you a grand dionce to be "ri^tr in fciahioo. AH the anuuleai T h e M anchester Electric Division Spring colora are preeent * T V 0 rHB CXINNECTIODT POWER OOMPANT and guoronteed wwahwHe. < 73 Main Street Manchester. Conn. ^ 5 / • Shew Mevshy Lewa wkh pleas ceBor oad hew aceeals. SMIy ahfaisd shbtwaisl typr. EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED wsd lUit. SisM 8 is 19. 83IALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS RICHARD STONE OPTICIAN HARWALK E. A. Roare, Optometrist 789 Main St. State Theater BMg. >aL 47M VENETIAN BLINDS BEAUTIFUL NEW PRE-SHRUNK WASHABLE $3.29 Our 10-Point Custom Made Quality LIQUORS DRESS SPUN 1. Fort Orford White Cedair Stats—will not warp. AT DEEP CUT PRICES 2. Special Sherwin-Williams Enamel-washable. UQUOB DEPT. LACES 3. O a r tilting device— precision made. RAYON ARTHURC OPEN EVERT 4. Heavy riLStproof hardware, dependable. NIGHT TO 5. Finest ladder tape.srnewest vat dyed. Drug Store 11 O’CLOCK 845 MAIN ST. RUBINOW BLDG. 6. Italian braided glazed pull cords, fray resisting. PRINTS $],o00 yd- 7. Self lubricating pulleys, will not squeak. on Two Year Old One Tear Old With the Linen Weave Ooi’d 8. Automatic cord brake, one easy pull. ^ Maryland ^ T Q Q Economy T O Whiskey, qL ^ A Grand all-over patterns 9. Color combinations: Slats, light ivory or buff. Whiskey, qt. y * * 0 * 7 e A ^ in the newest shades for SillcH osiery Tapes, choice’ of mulberry, linen mingled, duck, Five Year Old 190 Proof afternoon or evening wear. Ic yd. brown shot mingled or canary yellow. ML Vernon Rye, ALCOHOL, In these clays of higher ^ 10. Sizes to fit windows 23, 24. 25, 26| 27, 28, 29 White, Andes Blue, Gypsy Vt pint...... 83c $1,49 The smartest fabric for hemlines, your costume inches wide— fiO inches long— other siaes in Blue,. Brown,. Caribbean Spring and Summer. Will requires the best In silk proportion. Two Year Old SCHENLEY Green, Orchid, Peau De Kentucky RED not pull at seams, will not stockings. Peche, Natural, Crelo, B)pe, For an additional 25c per blind, we will measure Bourbon, pint .. ^ O C LABEL, pt. crush. Gorgeous patterns $1 elO and install, furnishing a patejited head holding and Navy. in all color combinations. That*s, why we recom- bracket, permitting the instant removal of the Mattingly & Q Q v e 1 8 M 0S.0 M 23 m mend Gordon sheer, entire blind. Moore, p in t...... C ,OLD NAVY finely made, in.glowing CAN BEER, 8 Year Old GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. new shades to auit you 3 f o r ...... 25c SCOTCH . . $2.49 and your costume. INDUSTRIAL 4 YEAR OLD PAUL WINES...... JONES INSULATION GO. 49c $1.34 C77 Main Street Telephone 6869 90 Proof Dry OLD WALKER Th€ J W H A I ^ CbRR C pair Diatillcd Gin, WHISKEY, quart...... pint...... MANCHBSTIR COHN<