temfmil TBE WEATHER ' Feteeeat el U. ». Weather WUmn, Bartter4 Mrs. Nora Relnarts of Manches­ a-vckaob DAH.T cmoci.A'nON ABOUT TOWN ter has been granted a divorce from for the Menth o< t a e , 19U Shewert tonight, probeblj' ending her husband, Arnold RelnarU on the VACATION SCHOOL Manchester Sunday morning; not quite m warm ground of desertion, Mrs. Relnarts CHURCH WOMEN HOLD tonight; cooler Sunday. IfiM Bettjr UcOlU, daughter o t testifled that, while 111, her husband 5 , 5 1 3 Ur. and Mrs. Thomai U(K311I, Jr., removed most of the furniture from Date Book In. police court this morning ralh TODTEN MONDAY -Member of the Andit of Wells street, who was struck by the house and fell her September S, ch^ed with intoxication. Joseph THEDt FINAL MEETINC an automobile In Hartford on Mon­ 1028, They were married April 14, ., Toniglit HarriMo, temporarily hiring with BoreM of ClrcolaMena day, Is reported as doing as well as 1024. JsiKCfl Duncan Paswd Away PRICE THREE CENTS # ____ Sn'S*iin* “ * ■treat, was 'S NO PUZZLE (TWELVE PAGES) can be expected at the Hartford Last Tuesday Acieording to fined 810 u d coats and Howard R. Second Congregationalists Sus­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1936. hospital. As yet, however, she is Attorney and Mrs. Harold W. Mrs. Myrtle Roessner Wil Cable Receli^d Here. Hastings of 881 Oakland street was pend Activities During th« (OloMUIed Advertising on Page 10.) unable to have vlsttors. Garrlty spent the July 4th holiday Tomorrow Mntenced by Judge Raymond A FOL. LTV:, NO. 236. at East Hampton. BUT BOSTON LICKS HIM Summer Months. Be Principal of Interme’ James Duncan, a resident ot Man­ Johnson to Jail for SO daim. Ur. and Urs. Albert' T.< Dewey *” <1 8:26; “Alibi Ike" chester for forty years, died In Ire­ were the guests over the holiday of Ur. and Mrs. Walter Lalley, of Haatt^s gave notice of appealing The Women’s League of the Sec­ '‘■■2:00, 4:25, 6:60 and 9:25 land laat Tuesday, according to a the sentence to the Superior court Visiting Friends Here Resident Ur. and Urs. Uarvin C. Blmie at Norwood, Moss., spent the holiday ond Congregational church held lU JAPS PRESENT TO MAKE QUICK with their uncle, Thomas Ferguson, diate Department. “t*- O- I*, de- cable received here yesterday’ by under a bond of 8200 set by the of Metropolis Goes to Hub final meeting o f the season Wednes­ AMERICANS ORDERED their cottage at Mad!non Beach team lawn party at re^r #># NEW POLITICAL Helen Jacobs Beaten "of IIS' Main street. Mr. and Mrs. John Dougan of 18 *** Pl**0ed not guilty. and Manages to Get Lost. day afternoon at the home of tht Madison, Oonn. clubroom on East Center street Pearl street. Mr. Duncan was about «llcem M John Cavagnaro testified president, Mrs. C. J. Strickland. Ths START IN PROBE Next Week 85 yeara of age and left here about resignation of the vice president, * AN ULTIMATUM Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rollinaon and The church vacation school will he found HaaUngs on an Oakland Able to find his way around New Owing to a death in the family, July 7.— ZIpser Club picnic and six years ago to make hla home In street lawn not far from hla home. Mrs. Frederick C. Allen, wife of the PARTY OUTLINE By Mrs. Helen Moody the card party at House's Pine Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols and open Monday morning at 9 o'clock dance In East Qlastonbur?. York city and Manchester with ease. son Robert of East Greenwich, were at the South Methodist church. the old country with his niece. He After Harrison had pleaded guilty Joseph McGrath, a resident of the retiring pastor, waa accepted with Grove in wapplng will be omitted ^®'‘"~V*hlcla show at East was an uncle of Mr. Dougan and regret, and Mrs. Harry Rylandei OFR.RJNANCE TO LEAVE ETHIOPIA; Independence Day guests of Mr, Mrs. Myrtle Roessner will be prin­ Prosecutog Attorney William J. former metropolis, and a visitor in TOMONMUANS tonight. Side playgrounds. and Mrs. Sydney Strickland of cipal in the Intermediate depart­ had a nunfber of other distant rela­ Shea told tbe court Harrison was the latter, met his Waterloo over was elected to succeed Mrs. Allen. IS PUTJN FORM Highland Park. T . ,-.® o“ dng Events te s here and a large circle of Plans for fall activities were dis­ Former Miss Wills Wins All-England Net Miss Grace E. Ho&, daughter of ment. She. will be assisted by Miss July 18.—Lawn festival of Wes- found on a North Elm street lawn the holiday in Boston. This morn­ friends and acquaintances. by Sergeant John J. McGllnn. ing assistance was sent from here cussed and tbe date of Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. John- E. Hood o f Elm Sally Jones, who Is a teacher in the October 2, waa set for an old china Crown By 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, To Climax Senate Group Will Dig Into Terrace, will sail tonight on the S. Hollister street school. Miss Flor­ church. “ ®‘*»odlst Only meagre deUlIs of hla passing Both men were arrested early this to escort him back to Manchester. Demand New Rights in Soviet mpming. Mr. McGrath has been visiting -and glass exhibit, with Mrs. Harold 8 . Berengarla of the Cunard Line ence Robbins, who taught at the were contained In the cable. While Spencer of West Hartford as ths Organization Umt in . Late Sensational Comeback. WAR CLOUDS GATHER for. Southampton, England. After TOWN’S FERA SHARE vacation school last season, will be W «t’'side®~''" living In Manchester, Mr. Duncan Yesterday morning In court Ar- Frank E. Rawson at 127 Main Alleged Banker Control of street. He rode to Boston vrith Earl speaker. Mrs. L. J. Tuttle waa ap­ ------■ 4’ Repubfic Allied to Russia; in charge of the Juniors. Miss Olive July 22-27„—Red Men’s Carnival resided on Pearl street. 26, of Old Plainfield. pointed chairman of the committee Chambers, another Manchester Jewett City, waa fined 810 for driv­ t^mpbell of 276 Main street. In Night Session Prepares fo r Wftnbledon, Eng., uly 6.-^(A P) at Dougherty's lot. Center streetT the Hub the men became separated of arrangements. She will be assist­ —Helen Wills Moody climaxed her IS l e s s t h is MONT* teacher, will supervise the primary ing without a llcenae, 810 for opetw ed by Mrs. Clarence WUaon, Mrs. ShowdoYvn Follows Border Roads in Search for Proof About 125 in That Coilntrr> department, assisted by Miss Thelma HeJUw * *-~ ™ ''‘’ *** P'enic St Globe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conran of atlng M Improperly registered au­ and finally Carajpbell returned sensational comeback campaign to­ Hudson street spent yesterday at alone; Frank Williams, Mrs. Frank Phelps Third Party’s Creation day by overcoming Helen Jacobs, young People of the Concordia Carr. Miss Ruth Woodward is one tomobile and costs o f 810.32. He and Mrs. H. L. Tenney. Later on a Stamford Is Hottest Lutheran church who have one ot of several volnnteer workers. Glant'a Neck. They returned this was given unUl this afternoon to pay Early this nffomlng Mr. McGrath American title-holder for the last Incidents. of m i n g . ” U. S. Declines to Inter­ "Hobby Shop” and sale will be con­ three years, 6—8, 8—6, 7— 6, In the the most active societies in the de­ Rev. Dr. Earl E. Story, who In his morning, but are to leave again to­ the assessment. wound up his wanderings.in Marl- ducted by the league. Grant for Entire State Is 25 '^-—Costume show at West morrow for a week-end s(jy. TOro M d reFatlves here were noti­ Today. final round of tbe All-England ten­ nomination, are busy at work on work as district superintendent of He was arrested Wednesday night The first fall meeting -will . vene; Italy Goes Ahead the first issue of a publication which the New Bedford district, had op­ fied of his predicament. nis ehamptonahlpa. , , July 6 .— (AP) Place In State Today place Wednesday, September 18. Miss Jacobs held a 5-2 lead in Moscow, July 6.— (A P )—An ulti­ they have named '"Clyps". It is portunity to familiarize himself Cnialrman Wheeler (D., Mont.), of \ ------proposed for the present to make Per Cent Lower Doe to J. Chicago, July 6 .— (API—Recom­ the third set only to see Mrs. matum by Manchoukuo and Japa­ with the conduct-of a number of toe Senate Interstate Commerce With Its Flans fo r Cam­ ' it a bi-monthly paper. Miss Elsie these vacation schools, is busy with mendations for the formation of a Moody, her old neroealB, stage a nese army forces demanding the New Haven July 6. - (API— A n-;catcd that by sunset it would have ^^st^SIdeT®*'"" “ spectacular rally that carried her Roth who is life service secretary of WPA Prospects plans for this year's school, and will new poliUcal party were adopted by right to establish a corps of observ­ committee said today hhi committee other torrid day waa unwinding it- the dubious honor of being toe year’s the state league 1s the editor. 81*”*' Night at West through the next five games In, Suc­ would start immediately to collect continue a general supervision un­ We Give the organization committee of the ers in Mdngollan territory waa an­ self todav In and an hottest -day thus far. ■ on paign in East Africa. Others on the staff are Miss Ann til he leaves for his vacation. cession for set and match. evidence in a broad investigation of flmnerature of 90 waa fore- SUmford’s temperature at 90 Urosek, Miss Catherine Winzier, Aug. 17. — Town championships third'■party "Invitation" conference It was the first meeting of the nounced today in a communique of swimming meet at Globe HoUow. railroad financing. ’ CMt by W e X r Bureau official*. No compared with 72 ^he wme hour John Lang and John Lercb. Manchester’s share o f the FERA Trading Stamps early today. ' two Helens since the American toe Mongolian People’s Republic, money allotted to Connecticut for championships of 1933 when Mrs. The communique, printed in toe The disclosure of the quick start By ASSOCIATED PRESS The committee, headed by I ^ r e - o the inquiry the Sena’.e has au­ Mr. and Urs. T. W. Stowe, of July is 25 per cent less than for last Moody, suffering a back Injury. wM official Soviet press, said Manchou The approximately 125 American* month, Hayden Gri.iwold, supervis­ senUtlve Thomas R. Amlle (Prog.. thorized came after Joseph B. East­ had reached 90 in Slamford, which Miami, Florida, who are spending REGISTER CHURCH — Fourth annual T h « J W H A L € CO. Wla.), continued Its work until M forced to default to Miss Jacobs In kuons and the J.apanese Kwantung in Ethiopia were ordered by to* man, co-ordinator o f. transporta­ their vacation with relatives in ing engineer of the local office, was Msrdl Gras of Nutmeg Forest, No. the third’ and deciding set. Mrs. army 'threatened to demand with­ was one of the hoteest spots in the notified today. The announcement IJ9, Tall Cedars o f Lebanon, at early hour and then recessed unUl tion, selected 18 railroad aystems on state, while Hartford, where too at Manchester. American Legation In Addis Ababa Bprln^eld, have been renewing ac. 7:30 a. m. (Central Standard Tlme.l Moody’s triumph in her first major, drawal of Mongolian troops from Torrlngton where toe maximum quaintances in Manchester. Mr from the state office of the Emer Dougherty's lot tournament since she elected to r-hlch toe investigation will centsr. thermometer hovered at 81, was the today to leave that country, shortly gency Relief Commission was ac­ PUPILS TOMORROW Wanted Summer Items A second recommendation adopted large eastern section of Mongolia if The Senate resolution had allotted for toe last 24 hour* waa 95. report­ Stowe is circulation manager of emerge from retirement gave her terms of the ultimatum are not ac coolest place. ed 91. Meriden 'found the tempera­ after toe American reply to Ethio- “Miami Life," and writes a sport companied -with a statement that was that a permanent committee * the British title for the seventh the task of selection to Eastman The temperature was rising grad­ pla’s appeal under the Briand-Kel- column in the publication. He was the ''Connecticut grant from Wash named to select tbe date and site cepted. Bankers Namei ture at 88 while Now Haven found time since 1927 and marked the Like Manchoukuo ually, however. ^ Icgg Pact was received at Addla formerly sports editor on the Ington for the general relief pro­ for the first national convention ot Eastman said toe “ground to be The day promised to exceed too itself sweltering at the mercury l O P H C P E third Utne she has beaten Miss Ja- The demand foUowed upon a series Ababa. Herald. gram Is substantially less on the as­ • At Attractive Prices the proposed third party. covered ought to be fairly typical state’s average of close to 90. which sumption the Works Progress Ad­ Vacation School of North cota to the Wimbledon final since of border incidents simllsr to those j ((Jontlnaed on Page Two) Meanwhile ItMy forged ahead with Representative Amlle, one of the 1929 of the railroad situation aa waa recorded yesterday and Indl-' her plans for a military campaign Those who plan to attend the ministration will get under way this leaders who called the third party which occurred recently on -the Man- whole.” He also asserted toe roads month." For Miss Jacobs it marked toe choukuo-Sovlet frontier, and alleged­ III North Africa, assured toe United annual picnic of the Swedl.sh Con. End Churches -Opens On conference, said Ws committee hoped Berkeley girl’s fourth unsuccessful selected should be representative of States would not Interfere in her gregational church school tomor­ July’s ollottment to Manchester is to complete Its recommendations for she ly were of a provocative character. toe financial Intereata '“ which have THOUGHT WIFE’S SCREAMS 810,306; 88,646 for local projects For Saturday bid for toe BriUsh tlUe after quarrel. row afternoon and require trans­ submission to the main body before had gained toe final round. The right of permanent residence been most closely associated with WAS ROOSTER CROWING and 81.760 for state projects within Monday Morning. in Mongolia waa deroa’idcd for ob­ Tbe American State Departmeat'e portation, should dial 4696 by to­ the town. Last month Manchester's its closing session. Summary: . toe railroads." SEE COURT TESTS answer to an appeal by Emperor night at the latest. Lemonade and servers, the communique said, as He said toe leading interests to Moosebank, Sask., July 6.— share was 813,695. - , Members of the pUtform commlt- Point Score First Set Halle Selassie of Ethiopia to Invoka ice cream will be provided by the well as toe privilege to move freely be considered in this connection (A P )— Charles Cornett, very The-local office as yet has receiv­ Children planning to attend the , tee also recesagd at an early morn­ Mrs. Moody . - .444 200 1044—3 ^ toe Briand-Kellogg ontl-war poet committee, and contributions of food ing hour but Chairman Vito Marcan- about toe country and maintain con­ were J. P. Morgan A Co„ and Kuhn deaf, thought it was a rooster ed no information aS to whether or church vacation school conducted by Miss Jacobs .. 221 444 822—29—3 OF WAGNER BILL waa considered a move to avoid iBr will be placed on the general picnic not any changes will be made In the the North Main street churches, are tSnlo (R.. N. Y.) Bald they would STROKE ANALYSIS ' tact with Manchoukuo. The Japa­ Loeb ft Co. He also Hated Speyer ft crowing when he vaguely beard tables. A program of sports will be NEW SILK FROCKS reconvene before the general Bcaslon A P N O . DF nese also demanded the right to Co., J. ft W. Sellgman ft Co., Hay­ volvement Ifi the dl.spute. The Unit­ local set-up )indcr the Works Pro urged to appear for registration to­ his vvlfe’s screams as l?e sat on ed States in effect declined to inter­ off. gress administration. ! morrow morning from 10 to 12 to complete their recommmenda- Mrs. Moody ; . . . 2 ® 0 build a telegraph lino in Mongolian den, Stone ft Co., and Dillon, Read the veranda. Mrs. Cornett bad o'clock In the vestry o f the North tlons on a proposed third party plat- territory to facilitate communication ft Co., as concerns “which vene, but expressed hope for a Miss J a cob s----- 1 8 10 16 0 her fingers caught in a window. peaceful settlement Members of Star 'of the East, R. Methodist church. Boys and girls In Cool Summery Prints form. Point Score Second Set with obsenrers, toe Soviet press re­ played leaser parts." Constitutionality of New La A neighbor, a half-mile away, Wheeler said that “many Ameriea'a action was reestved B. P. No, 18, will attend divine STRAWBERRY PICKERS living In this section of the town be­ Represent 27 Slates Mrs. Moody . . . 521 614 ® ported. heard her and drove over. service, Sunday, July 7, at 10:46, at tween the ages of 6 and 15 wiU be Congressman Amlle said it waa Miss Jacobs . . . 844 440 83—6 Mongolia has a Soviet type of gov­ charges'’ of "maladministration" of with gratification in Rome, whera the Salvation Army citadel. The welcome to attend without charge, We are featuring a new shipment of these dresses for impossible to predict how large a STROKE ANALYSIS ernment and close political relations the finances of railroads had 1 bor Act to Be Asked by a war la anticipated. Unofficial sir knights are requested to assem­ ARRAIGNED IN COURT - ^ h c school opens MOfiday morn Saturday. They are mostly prints with a few pastel shades committee would be appointed to A P N O DF with toe Soviet Union, v;hlch it bor­ made. ^ . sources there said the United States ble at Orange ball not later than 10 Ing at 9 o’clock for Its ninth con­ call th« national convention, but that Mrs. Moody . . . . 0 J ' J 0 ” I’m exceedingly anxious to de had prevented on Embarrassing mixed in. You will find them ders on a wide area. termlne how much truth there is in Big Industries. a. m. Other units in the parade secutive season. The committee he thought it would Inolude about Miss Jacobs . . . . 2 6 7 12 l The Japanese-Mrjichoukuoan de­ TO GUARD GOODRICH situation. the charges, how much banker con­ will be Nathan Hale lodge. Orange Boys Assessed Costs of Sl.T from both churches has been mak- most attractive and when you 40 names of persons active In the Point Score Third, Set mands were delivered July 4 by Great Britain, which noa triad tp Toung Americans, No. 6 ; Daughters Each by Justice of Peace I„ ng preparation for some time, and third party movement. Their.mem­ trol there is, and then to have leg­ prevent a conflict, was expected to it Is believed that a successful Save Your Battery consider the price for the Mrs. M o o d y -^ 4 6 7 -4 7 -7 Chang Kol, head of toe political de­ islation______which___- will prevent. , the ,| Washington, July 6 .— (A P )— of Uberty L. O. L. I. No. 128, Man­ D. Eaton at Bolton. bership probably would represent all portment of the Mancheukuoan for­ clarify her stand n w t week. The chester L. O. L. No. 99; Devotion L. school 1.S assured. Both churches Nine times out of ten slow quality you will want two of the 27 sUtes taking part In the pres­ banker control. We shou d stop the Wagner La- FROM DETROIT MOB Manchester Guardian describad will be used for the various depart starting is caused by burned- Miss Jacobs 285—41—5 eign ministry, toe coihmunlque said. railroads_Vwilnar mliHAn. from being milked.' O. L. No. 145 of Hartford and Two boys living In Manchester menu. these dresses. ent conference. He was accompanied in person by bor Disputes Act by major indus­ Ethiopia's appeal to Washington aa Some of the committee members A P N O DF Roods Selected Washington. L. O. L. No. 117. The who decided to pick up a little distributor points. Have yours | the head of the Japane.'ie millUry tries are In prospect. "a pathetic comment on toe state ot Salvation Arhjy band will furnish Homer Ginns of the In discussing the report commented Eastman selected six systems In Europe.” spending money by going to Bolton Nortli Methodist church, who has checked and save your bat­ MAIN FLOOR—REAR. Mrs. M o o d y ----- 1 .18 18 201 Helen Wills Moody mission to Manchoukuo and high toe western region, eight in the Ckmtending that manufacturing Is music, and the Songsters under the and picking strawberries, -learned tery. that their effort would imdoubtedly Miss Jacobs . . . . 1 7 13 180 *ervert Killer Taken Back leadership of Fred Clough. had considerable experience la be accepted. “It Is significant," one representatives of toe army. east and four in toe south as “ rep­ not Interstate commerce, men In the this morning that the pay they achoDls of this kind will supervise, Based On Arrest resentative" subjects for inquiry. steel, automobile and rubber Indus­ U 9 MISSIONAROCK stated, "that thp conference as a Washington, July 6.—(AP)— were to receive for picking berries and have charge of the Intermedi­ GENUINE POINTS The demands were contained in a The western roads were the St. tries have given notice they Intend to City — A The Salvation Army Sunday was hardly sufficient to pay the ate department. Mrs. Ginns will whole is more radical than the com- Latest State Department records school picnic will be held tomorrow mitee member#. If they make any note handed toe chlct of toe Mongo- Louls-San Francisco; Chicago, to ask the courts to rule on too new coats Imposed upon them by Justice assist him In the work. Miss Ann hmi' section 'n f -the' 1hixed''-Mongol* law’s constitutionality as applied to ■bov that approximately 135 Amat'> at Elisabeth Park, Hartford. Buses changes in our recommendatlq|ia, it lean citizen*, of whom 110,are tni*' , of the Peace L. D. Eaton In the Bol­ Strickland will serve as superintend­ NORTON CONGRESS LOBBY PROBE Manchoukuoan committee studjdng (OODttnned on Page Two) toclr relations with labor. “ Showup” Planned. will be at the citadel at 9:80 a. m. wUl be to make th* language even ton Justice Court this morning. ent of the Jurlors, with Miss Adel­ President Roosevelt signed toe lionaries, are In Ethiopia. s h ^ . All Sunday school children stronger." recent border Incidents and was Recently, however, since this U*t The two boys, one 16 and the aide Howell aa her assistant; Miss ELECTRICAL based on toe arrest of one Japaneae Wagner bill yesterday, it seta up under 12 will attend free, over 12 Geraldine Tenney will be in charge Bingham’s Views was compiled, press dispatches re­ other. 17, engaged in an'argument and one Russian, who allegedly fired a new National Labor Relatlona Detroit, July 6.— (A P )— Thin 16 cents; adults, 35 cents. Wednesday at one of the farms In of the primary department. INSTRUMENT CO. Virtually all of the speakers were TO BE MOST SWEEPING ported tost some of toe mission'- strongly antl-communlst, and warn­ on a Mongolian border patrol in NEED 3 5 0 MILLION Board of three members. sallow faced Merton Ward Goo

friendzhlp of America rather than UMMER STORE HOURS 9:.SOTO 5:80 DAILY! Ite enmity. Everybody knows that what the Russians foresee as an In­ evitability of the near future Is an BEHIND THE SCENES attack by Japan and Germany act­ ing In co-operation. With the prac­ IN WASHINGTON tical certainty of having to defend ■ BY ROONEY BUTCHER______herself before long against such an Maaohester Herald’s Washington ■and still It—ae et leaat 800,000 alliance, would not the dictates of Correspondent MONDAY at WISE SMITH’S FablUbad CT«rjr Cveninr Except "Heavy taxation and privation dwellings. Ooverament-'neured mort- Suadayi and Holiday, entered .at the ordinary Intelligence require that gage loans at 5 or 6 per cent for 20 HARTFORD Poet Office at Mancheater, Conn., aa Russia abstain at this time from says a Berlin dispatch, have reduc­ Washington. July 6.—Brain trust­ yea.T amortization periods, OHminat* Second CUaa Mail Matter. ers. under , cover of night, have gal­ manufacturing enmities against her ed the number of dogs In Germany ing many old-fashioned 'gyppingt SUBSCRIPTION RATES loped to tbe rescue of their long-lost among other nations? by almqat a third In the last seven Imposed on home builders. weVe ex- You’ll find wonderful money-savers in One Tear, by mail ...... 16.00 child—the Federal Housing Ad­ pected to prove attractive. This store is famous for its DOLLAR Per Month, by roaft...... t .60 However, Mr. Belgrano has some-j years. In 1928 there w cr.'' 3.709.- ministration. Slnale Copy ...... ) .OS One of the committee's bigddeaa heeds for the home . . . for men, Delivered one year ...... 19.00 thing in his own record which he is 000 of themf* now- tlioro are only Ballyhooed a year ago aa a re­ was to bring down the high cost of DAYS . . . so, come with great expec­ 2,600,000. covery measure v/hlch would re-em- building materiaU. A home mod- women and children throughout the MEMBER OP THE ASSOCtATED probably anxioua to have forgotten ploy S.000,000 men, the FHA pro­ tations. We promise you will not be PRESS —the part he played in causing a Wo don’t know w.hat to think ernlzaUon program, v;ac included as The Aasoolated Preea la exclualvely gram bccamoa town Joke soon after a Btop-pp for Immediate effect STOREWIDE entire store! about that atory. U It la true that entitled to the use for republtoatlon spilt in Congress on the recent bonus the business men took It from the while the mortgage Insurance plan disappointed! of all newi dtepatohee credited to It fight which in turn made it Impossi­ poverty operates to decreafe the brain tmsters who conceived It. was being put in operation or not othepaelte credited In thie Everyone now concedes that the ianer and aleo the local newe pub* ble to override the veto of Uie number of dogs In Germany, then it It’s Well Muddled' flahed herein. brain.trusters, v/ho were recently Patman bill. ■ Moscow and com­ must be that .Germany In that re­ ''®™®'' *“ housing All righti of republioatton of given charge of the wreckage and and the construction tndustry and apeclal diepatchea herein are aleo re* spect as well os In ceVeral others have been reorganizing FHA with­ aerved. munism make a superficially effec­ apparently unable ever to get the tive red herring, to drag across th.at Is different from every other country out publicity, can do no worse than mortgage plan startedf entirely dis­ Poll aerrlce client of N E A Serv­ the business men. ice, Inc. , trail. —or else there is no tnith whatever regarded committee resignations and in an old aaw. Winfield S. Rlefler, once designat­ pleaded to make renovation the i Publlehtr’a Rapreientatlve: The ed by Roosevelt as hla "Interpreting Whole show. Jnltue Mathewa Specie] Agenoy^New "Rich man owns one dog or no economist"—which meant that he Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. LOBBYING'IN THE OPEN He promptly called In the home dogs," rims the legend; pc or man interpreted thousands of other appliance and building materials In­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP One would not appear to be run­ has two dogs; damo poor man hac economists to tl)o president and sat dustries, assured them their price C1BCULAT10N8. in on all high New Deal councils— The Herald Prl.i. in r Company, Ino.. ning an undue risk of being later three dogs." evcis were satisfactory, and prom -i originally worked out the plan with lsed_ In effect that FHA’a main ld e 4 aatumee no financial raeponeibiltty covered with confusion if he were to We have always believed In the for typographical errora appearing in Frank Walker of NEC. Harry Hop­ would be to develop a sales promo-" advartitementa In the Mencheeter predict that the Houae committee’^ substantial accuracy of this rule kins, Matt Daignr of Federal Re­ tion organization for thorn. Evening Herald. serve, Frank Watson of RFC much-teuted inquiry into lobbying because we havs' seen a good deal Wends. Sa t u r d a y , j u l y e (Frankfurter product), Corrington Md poUtlcM hangers-on were re- for and against the "death sentence" of its operation. And we have, be­ Gill of FERA, and othe^'^nembera of provision of the UUlltles bill brought lieved, too, that there was a good cruUed In largo numbera for PH a TOUGH ON FOSTER a committee. personnel. MEN’S DOLLAR DAY READY-TO-WEAR out very little to -Justify the senea- deal of distress in Germany despite Rlefler and the committee were Modernization went fooUlng along It wouldn't be fair to call Hcnr>’ tlon that baa been stirred up. There, the fact that Gorman crowds, as shunted aside after Roosevelt ap­ In a small way and mortgage Insur­ FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING pointed James A. Moffett, his oil Fprd a ghoul, for of course he never is no question that the public utili­ they appear in the news weeklies ance was aUowed to slide for eight man friend, to be administrator. FOR DOLLAR DAY robbed a grave In hie life, but iiome- ties interests put up an ardent fight now and -then, are always fat. months. The set-up—especially as to 1,000 Pairs $1.69 Woven Sanforized DOLLAR DAY SHOES Rlefler, unhappy and unappreciated personnel and red'tape— for the lat­ Women’s $22.50 to $29.75 Dress how the word oomes Into ' mind against the Roo.scvelt proposal, and Now, with relation to Germany by the rising Donald Richberg, re­ ter was finally so bad that no one WASH SLACKS m a i n FLOOR TABLE m a i n f l o o r t a b l e whenever one hears, anew of Ford’e no doubt at all that Mr. Roose­ and German dogs, we don't know signed from the New Deal to take a had any confidence in it (FH A has 568 Pairs! Women’s Summer Footwear Women’s 79c Perfect professorial Job. Made of Halsey “ double check” King Kool suit­ and Sports COATS raiding o f some scene of hallowed velt’s emlsaarlca did their best to what to believe. Perhaps the easi­ had six peraonnel .administrations In Men's and Women’s Exactly 45 In the lot. Sizes 38 to 62! Plenty of But after Moffett had been per­ 12 month-) , ing . . . stripes in brown and black. Well tail­ -Values to'$5.00 Sizes 4 an4 4 Vi in SILK HOSIERY $ memories, tearing some old bouse Induce House members to accept the est thing to believe Is that the dls- $1.50 Slippers navy and black! Fully Hllk lined! Some fur trim­ suaded to quit FHA and take a nice Sift Out Wreckage ored . . . fast color. Sizes 29 to 42. B and C widths. Chiffon 6 rn or mlU or little church from the med modelsl "death sentence" provision. But pateh, since it emanates from Ber­ long trip to the Orient, Rlefler was The "brum tiuut" committee had Women's kid d'orsays, 1 Dress and sports Semi - Service^ piH . roots of its own pUce and toting it what of It? lin, isn't to be believed. persuaded to slip quietly back Into hung together informally In the be- Polo Shirts Quality Shirts bard sole and .Cuban' styles In white and full fashioned vrith plain town and proceed with baiger. Gill, of plcoted tops, sizes 8 1-2 ' Women’s $16.75 to .$22.50 Two and off to his Impoaalble Oreenflcld Vil­ There Is a wide range o f lobbying Mcf that something could yet be — 79c Value — values to $1.50 heel. In black, blue, green! (lark leathers, all Watson, and others to effect a dras­ Fancy collar attached . or red! Men’s brown elk* to 10 1-2 In five new lage in an utterly hopeless effort to activities that can be conducted not done, and was ready to Jump m Dish lag mod-9 fine quality. Three-Piece Suits < EINSTEIN tic reorganization. when Moffett went away. Its mem­ ela and zlppert* also white . . . neckbands slippers, padded or leather shades. ______make bis money turn a few rods of qnly far within the law but with 'Slzea 14 to 46 for women and misses! All shades! « "Deadwood” at FHA Is being se­ bers have gone over tho books and styles in. blue, yellow and in white. Many “RIegels” soles and heel. Three-quarter rad swagger length coat models! Professor Einstein has come, to parated from the payroll. Drastic and non^wilt collars. Sizes lOehlgan dirt Into an all-American moral justification, if the utilities personnel with Acting Administra­ wblte. Small, medium and MAIN FLOOR TABLE Just 25! ttrlne. companies spent a lot of time and the conclusion that bis relativity changes are being made In rules and tor Stewart MacDonald and are large sizes. 14 to 17. MAIN FLOOR TABLE Women’s Rayon theory cannot stand alone. It can regulations. Who but Henry Ford would have money and postage stamps urging turning things upside down. Broadcloth Pajamas Shirts and Shorts Women’s $1 Cotton Taffeta Slips Women’s $10.75 and $12.75 Silk The Idea It to make FHA the One year later, original o'bJecUvez thought of such a thing as buying ttoekholdor* and employes to pro­ easily account for the imlvorse but seenu to be playing the melody. An — values to $1.50 — values to 50c Sizes 34 to 44.n ^ ly cannot agree on speoific diet self can be said to cause any agency for e big national housing hive been restored. The maximum House Frocks' it cannot at all account for a blade imapplauded solo ia knowns as a si­ Patterns, plain shades i Lisle shirts ln4 f f . , . In tea rose or“ lo r Summer DRESSES the birthplace of Stephen Foster and test to their Congressmen against cures. The-fact remain* that thos.. specific disorder. You do not get development Instead of a promo­ Interest rate permitted on Insured Regular an do Sizes 14 to 20, 16 1-2 to 24 1-2 rad 88 to 50! Prints, of grass. The professor wonts a lent success. who are sick recover more rapidly tional agency for buUdlnj and home with contrasting ^trim. Swiss rib* white! Cut out laces or I inetead of restoring It where it was, the "death sentence” such a couree bow-legged from eating frog's legs mortgage loans has been cut to S style. Sizes .34 to 46. extra sizes in“ tailored with satin appli­ sheers, white, pastels! Plenty of Jacket styles, too! formula that will account for both, while they are using any restricted or Jiavo fallen arches from eating equipment agencies. per cent. Insurance premiums on Notch collar, coat andj sheers and percale! Sports* 2332 Pairs! Values to $5.00! in Pittsburgh, pulling It to pieces would be no more Illegal or repre­ Hobo Express diet, simply because the system middy styles. Sizes B. C ' Shorts in patterns and! ques! bias-cut models! for everything and at the same time roast duck. There are certain How It All Flopped loans have been out from 1 to 1-2 of white. Sizes 30 to 44. models, ; short sleeve and and te^erecUng it in Michigan on hensible than for Father Coughlin Probably the lca.st comprehensive is able to readjust Itself more Perhaps It will be Inctructlve to and D. Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Women’s $16.75 and $19.75 Dress of all occupational languages is definite laws of physiological 1 per cent and sew rules provide for sleeveless types! White kid, white calf, brown-and-whlte a n d blue-and-whlteil ground that the Idolised song writer to urge hts radio hearers to protest for'every thing, which ae near as we readily on a plain diet. These diet tell briefly how a touted New Deal $1.50 All Wool MAIN FLOOR TABLE spoken In Hobohcmla— and you chemistry which explain why any continuous payment of Interest to Lisle or Rayon combinations, grey kid, rough grey leathers, oxforcis, ties, T- and Sports COATS never saw, never heard of and never can make out are mtlrely different tieatments succeed insofar aa they parUcutar material Is suited or un- scheme-could become“suclr a flop as Swimming Trunks' ON THE SECOND FLOOR against World Court adherence. must grant that hoboing is at len.st give nature a better chanc,:'to bring lenders when mortgages go In de- Summer Hose atrsps, aandals and operas. New flat heel models, too. Two $1 Dresses with I Both furred and untrimmed models m fine wool­ matters. so he h is set ids pure suited for human food, and why FHA became. fault. Hea'vy ribbed wool tiornks ' wrote a Una about? The concop- The voice of the people must be an occupation, if not a profession. about a readjustment to the nor­ Conservative Q n r o Women’s $1.59 Cotton MAIN FLOOR Matching Sun Suits en fabrics and wanted atyles! Navy, black rad mix­ some of the best foods will dle’- The Idea was to reopen a frozen Collapse of NRA codes may bring with buUt-ln jupporter. tlOB was as crass as the vulgarity an element In government if we arc mathematics to worl' again and has The Bowery ia still full of them, mal. For this reason, if food Is ■ hades an” V * Junior Debs’ Sports Samples! Values to for Tots tures! transient and resident, punks, (boys) agree with other good foods In the national mortgage market Involving down the cost of some building ma­ pastils. Reinforced toe Navy, black rad royal Sports Frocks that prompts some newrlch mllUon- to have any eort of democracy and evolved another theoiy to team up w'thheld altogether during the digestive tract. These laws are as billions end, by scaling down homo and rynog. dynos and dingbats (old acute crisis of a disorder, tbe body terials. and heels, double sole, all blue. All sizes. Regular and extra sizes In ( Oxfords— Values to ^ $4! Girls’ and Debs’ with relativity. What it is—what tid as man, himself, and are Immu­ Misses’ Regular $16.75 Sporty alre to buy a medieval palace In Eu­ the citizen has as much legal right bums). "Punk." By the way, also is gets well in an astonishingly short financing costs and prolonging And now, if hostllo private mort- perfect ... . 10 to 12. Blue Denim Overalls pique, pongee and corded^ $4.00! Shoes 2 sets table and cannot be changed at will. amortization, to svlmul.ate a wave of rope, pull It down and set It up to boost one aide of a controversial either of them la—departs by aeons the term for a loaf of bread. time without any other remedial gage interests don't get in the way. . Summer Trousers $1.49 value! , A famous ' materials Shirtwaist and White elk with black aad- *PH Sizes 7, 10 and 13 for girls piques, dressqa are slecve- Traveling SUITS You must learn these laws and home building which would give lesa. Sizes 2 to 6. again in New Jersey or Ohio, a question as the other. and llghl-ccnturlea from any mathe- A "banjo" is *n frying pan; a agent being necessary. we may find out whether the big J1.79 White ducks and ( make! atltch, full ( sunbacks! die and rubber’sole. Sizes B and 4 in B and C widths Sizes 14 to 20! Short Jackets, long coats rad "telescope" a nested ao’ of tin can:i govern your food InUke with the heavy Industriea a big boost, swagger coata giving you a varlatyl Only 10 to go! pitiful aapatriate no more at homo matlcoi conception or understanding The essential point to remember same scientific care you would em­ housing program was any good In khaki trousers In sizes 30' cut in Bizes 36 to 42. A lso' 4 to 8. lor de’’*' Even if President Roosevelt did of different sizes used for cooking Housing shortage was estimated the first place. youths’ dungarees . . 28 wherf attempUng to cure by ploy in mixing together Inorganlo to 42. Also youths’ sizes ♦ MAIN FLOOR TABLE FOURTH FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR and no more representative of its have hla contact people working of ours. Perhaps you take the in the city's vacant-lot "Jungles." to 36. DOLLAR DAY food is not to try to build up the chemicala. 10 to 18 years. Women’s Pure Silk Women’s $5.95 and $7.95 Unlined time or its place than a meadowlark among House members he li nut cube of the illimitable and the Any mattress, be it softest down or body by food in order to rout dis­ Boys’ '3.00 and $4.00 Children’s Pumps and GLOVES If you live for some time on as to allow the body to funotloB in • Undies— Extra tsdnamlgrated Into a desrft homed likely to have been guilty of any­ square of the impossible and do merely a mound of wadded news­ ease. but to take away those foods Which rules work and then follow Extra! 79 to Sell! $19.50 and $25.00 Sports Oxfords Tailored Silk COATS * papers, Is a "hlpplns." Any blan­ whlc: have been interfering with one article of food you will usually a normal way without conflicting Oxfords— Values to $31 Extra Special! Slzca 16 1-3 to 35 1-2 and 88 to 50 In navy and didoes with them and get the result note an Improvement in your those rules. If you expect results. Slips, dance? Sizes 3 to 4H In thing worse than bad taste. ket ia a "sougan." "Peoria” Is the health. Any of the so-called with the unchangeable laws of na­ ALL WOOL SUITS sets, chemlaes," ■*■'**■ white calf or elk', Sizes 6 to 2 In T or one . Women’s $1.00 White blacki 3 smart styles! Smart over prints of pastels! Poor Foster, at least it would Of course It Is barely possible that the sun plua a red ant equals word for a mess of potatoes, first "heavy" foods may be responsible health. Tb a is because your diet Is ture. strap pumps rad oxfords ' simple and you are no interfer- Nigeria, British possession, ia Broken lots and sizes . . . not all styles in each pantiea! „Lace trimmed or . and white with I STRING Gloves aaem that they might have left bis that evl ■ Sizes 2 to 6 ln9 fA i. Women’s Hayward tested by the New Meth-4 Can any one Imagine a greater The recent coming Into promi­ quite a- good thlti|^ out of preaching seersucker, pl-9* p u r. e wor-“ I"** WEARABLES ■ted . . shirts in mesh. 79c Kilty Sox od laundry for strength^ HANDBAGS misfit, a more complete Incongruity, nence of American Negro athletes que, crepe or broadcloth. Entertaining Lingo Knee length9 nwe and durability. 300 Washable White Limited Quantity! Maker’s Samples! may eventually develop into a dem- YORK a more absolute Impossibility for . • W H u l A acavicc me Carnival and medicine-show slan- style w 1 t h^ ® Hand Bags Women’s $1.95 All Wool Swim Suits that matter, than a Stephen Foster onstrhtlon of physical superiority on Fusge is something else again. Tots’ $1 Sample elastic top (no rolling’ 3'"$1.00 3-Year Pillow Cases Envelopes a n d Sizes 84 to 40 in navy, royal, black, brown, red, the part of young men of that race By PAUU HARRISON Suckora are identified <*s "Jags" and Sunshine Blues Sun Suits necessary)! Full fashion­ backstrapa o f ^ bora In Vienna; or In Milan; or in Values to 59c! which would be disconcerting to New York, July 6.—Aa a kind of Jerks” and "lunks". Trimming Halter sndo SHIRTS and BANDS . . rayon ed in suntan shades! to match. simulated leatli- maize, greeni One nuidel with halter necks, bra- Berlin? What possible chance victim is called “making a sting" (Slight Irregulars). many white people. semi-pro alanquiat who likes to go s u n b a o k^ striped Size 45x36 era, all have coin ww tops, adjustable straps and regulations 1 would there have been of a lad around Jotting down items of queer and it’a a "big sting" If they get an ALONG about this time of the year we begin to get sun­ styles. Piques and seer­ RECEIVINO BLANKETS . . MAIN FLOOR purM and mirror. taught in the conventionalized When you stop t o , think of It. Jargon, I thought I had a fairly entire "bundle of scratch", or roll of suckers. Sizes 1 to 6. pink or blue 4 fo r ’ $1.00'Crisp New Lace Trimmed eobools of musical conception to however, it Ig less surprising that complete glossary of terms used by “ ^ °°®" ** “ town in *90EVA - WET* FLANNEL­ DOLLAR DAY KEOOm) FLOOR Washable Cotton Blouses Rayon Undies musicians. which there are plenty of "Jerks.” ffrow up to create those exquiette Negro athletes should be coming to ETTE GOWNS, KIMONOS Handbags 'Sizes 84 to 40q Gowns, , pra-A I knew a "anake charmer” Is an B)jt when tbe finks play them the conscious. Last .winter, remember, we longed for 2 ' “ $ 1 . 0 0 and GERTRUDES GIRLS’ in abort sleev-o lO r ties, steplnt,** l O r melodlea of his—to found his own the'fore In field and track contests point they must take it on the with 2 Initials oboe, a "wood pile" a xylophone, a Values to $1.00! First Time Hartford Has Ever ed models, with bows rad ' vssta and bioomtrs in than that they have not been more "phone booth" a boss fiddle, and Duffy or submit to a snatch. I WEARABLES Hand-colored Florentlnse, cult, worth to America a thousand WASH DRESSES . . sizes 2 to wblte simulated leather. belts! Printed or pastel I white, tea rose and flash! conspicuously successful in such ' African harp" a banjo—and most mean -— when squealers call in the weather like this—^honestly believed a real sunburn times more than the beat In Europe authorities it's necessary to akin 6. Sheers rad cottons. 4 '“ $1.00 Girls’ $2 3-Pi|^i Seen a Room Size Rodalact with change­ tests In the past of the.otber quaint terms . used by Sleeveless styles. RATON PANTIES u d VESTS Cool Rayon Shadow Panel If we have, evef, another Stephen the town's pleasantly mad playboys town or go to Jail. ..Pickpockets call Play Suit-Drew able color sltdea. OREPE PAJAMAS . . sixes 1 . . . sizes 4 to 18 for girls m a i n f l o o r Night Gowns Silk Slips Potter, may heaven deliver him There can be no question that the to identify the tools of their profes­ a man s watch pockets the Wells would be a thing of beauty aad a joy forever! Now we’re KNIT TBADONO PAhTTS . . Sixes 10 to 16! 'wouse, to 8, drop seat. Nursery pat­ shorts and button-front * GRASS RUG for Regular rad extra slzea* Sizes 34 to 44 In blss-cut • from the hard fate of being poet- African Negro races produce some sion. .Fargo, a difficult place for a mem sizes 2 to 6 in soft knitwear ber of the “whiz mob", or pick­ terns rad stripes skirt! Sunback or c&mp tailored or lace trimmed,' rad four gore, tailored o r ' humously promoted by a Henry o f the most magnificent physical But after discusaing slang with PILLOW CO'VERS and GERT­ KLEINERT SOFTER PANTS.. 6x9 or 6x8 ft. sizes. DOLLAR DAY blue, flesh, white, rose! lace trimmed models! Carl Hoff, the orchestra leader and pocket, to reach. And when word is style! Pique or seersucker! speclmeos to be found anj'wbere in looking forward to the season when the thermometer RUDES . I hand made with rubber content. 50c value $1.79 values! Better Pord and apologized for by e MU- arranger, I better appreciated what passed that there’s "a fuzz in the QUILTED PADS . . size 17x18 NEEDLEWORK “Spun-Lo” hgan, the world—big men of extraordlnar}' Up everyone knows there’s a con embroidery Girls’ $1.59 coine early because Porto Rican , a great deal a musician baa to know FOURTH FLOOR Homespun and Rayon Undies strength and suppleness, capable of besides the mere mechanics of oper­ In the crowd. . will go down and down. Worsted these rugs will not Night Gowns 4 Crash Pillows Extra and re g -« f Regular a n do » tltanlc deeds. Anyone at all ating an Instrument. Not oven a Swim Suits last long! Well VERY RED HERRING BOYS’ DOLLAR DAY Sizes 7 to 14 in atmback * Values to 89c. j' ular sizes in * l O r *P|p -extra sizes ln6 i O r Heifetz or a Menuin would be ■ of woVed and offered In familiar with iator groups In any much value to a Broadway band un- FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING style with skirt I All large s 1 z e.^ lO a tea rose, white or flesh! L panties, vests and step- Oonunander Belgrano of the part of this country where Negroes til he had learned the language. Health and Diet Strange? Not at all! One of our basic characteris­ bright new styles! ■lx patterns. Bright­ Kapok filled plllowz, Hand made with applique. ** * ins, alt tsillored models. American lAgion went on the air $1.50 Wash $1.95 Wool Swim FOURTH FLOOR ly colored! square and oblong shapes. are numerous ia aware of some Indi­ Cool Printed 80-Square oo the Fourth to worn bis comrades vidual of gigantic muscular power Fortissimo Knickers Suits • Advice Sizes 28 to 36! AU wool in* $1.95 Extra Size Balls Boucle Hooverettes Percale Aprons •nd the American people against lar In ex

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RETERSES ARREST DOZEN m HERE GOING Is It Hot Enougrh Today? IN ACCIDENT CASE TO LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE Luther Leagruers to Spend Va Hartford, Oono. WHERE 60,000 W. 1040 K. C. M M M. Eastern Standard Tims) WHERE cations at Bible School at The monthly report of tha Man­ Travelers Broadcasting Service To Have It Done Geneva Point— Those Going. chester Memorial hospital for June After Hearing Stories Daylight Saving TInM T o Buy It shows 160 paUenU admitted and 168 N^C-WEAF NETWORK Cent. Bast. I . Seven members of the Luther .patients discharged during the •aHiC — Eaiti weaf wlw wmI wile l o League of the Emanuel Lutheran month. The greatest number of Saturdayi July 6. wlar v/Ur woah kyw whio wJbr \rn slot Fr®B'-«"i Drivers Other Party JiSbl Or®®*®*®® usiness e v ie w patients on any day was 62 and the P. M. w»y wban wcae wtain wwj w«al: mid: B R church will leave for Lake Wlnne- W'laf 'Vkbf pesaukee. N. H., tomorrow morning smallest number 41. The average 1:00—News. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN. — v/lmj Held for Court to spend their vacations at the Rec­ for the month was 80.7, 1:18—Rex Battle Concert Ensem­ 120 SOUTH — wrva wptt wwno wla wJax Jjfc oX"“5*rj;i"tr. reation Cathp and Bible School of Slxty-two patlenU were given ble. wrui-wiun wlod wtm wmc wab wanl slot N.wa Pcriog the New England Conference :110 X-ray examinations In June and 42 T’30—Weather; Market Report. 1 wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpr A Chiropodist - Luther League at Geneva Point. out patients were treated. 1:37— Conn. State College Program. woal ktba ktha wsoc wave wtar 7-oSl e-OolSiaViK" ^'"•"‘r«'°«^®w * VISITORS INVITED After hearing the storlei of the 100 7 - ^ h®”®®®* Orch. Neglect of Car dosts BUY CHILDREN SHOES operaton of the two automobllee In­ Five other members will go to the Seventeen babies were bom at the 2-ID—Lee Gordon's Orchestra. kto kfl■'“'rl ksw I'*''' ko:iio •'Shi khu FIRE INSURANCE camp for the second week. hospital in June, nine boys and 2:30—Ai Pearce's Gang. kfad kUr kfu kpo kex kca kjr kya ^ Podiatrist volved In the accident early yeater- J-90 »!ofc,o:Szih1 Orch«tra day afternoon at Summit and Hollla- Those leaving tomorrow are: Miss «lght glrU, 3:00— Week-End Revue. Cant, Eaat. Mltil Berggren. Miss Gladys John­ Owner Many Dollar^ TO SEE GARDENS is fully qualified to diagnose ter streets, Prosecuting Attorney 80': 3:30—Music Guild. ' 3l:SnZ orchaatra BY SAVING ON ICE son, Roy Johnson, Irving Carlson, 4:16—Carol Dels, soprano. 15 S r I 'S r l ' Fssrea and Hla Gang NECESSARY ITEM your foot troubles. He is William J. Shea, before Police Court Erik ModeSn and Arthur Anderson, 70 this morning, dropped a charge of A:30—Our Bam. . : S?r tha Waak-gnd who will be recreational director of JifSZ Cdncafi Them le one habit more than anyA To Improve even further their ef­ Your home can he beautified by When you operate en Ice refrig-^ yer-crimlnal from society has rs- examined by the State reckless driving placed against Mrs. 60 8 ;00—Blue Room Echoes—Joseph ! JSrS®'"®'.'’ *'® *"® riar tonga 11.00—12d)0—Danei Muile—weit only the camp. Those going next week- ' = Fire, when used to make steam tot j , tjjgn' that fire becoipea other that costa motorists millions planting tho proper kind of flowera orator, you have no bills for elec­ celved great Impetus from the Henrietta A. Moffett, 63, of Andover Blume, director; Bradford ..nSZ J.S rS i!:, “ f " ' .KIddlaa Prog. NBC-WJZ n e t w o r k ficient facilities for lepriclng, your Board and Lieensed to prac­ are; Miss Edith Johnson, Miss Htima ^ 5 0 sliftZ J 2z5®® *1 •’“'•’J"'* Orchoatra run engines or to heal homes and menace ♦/.to the wK’fwelfare v a of thathe touIpoun- of,dollars and that habit Is neglect The Ruuell Street Perennial Garden Plquett convlcUon. by Policeman David Galllgan, and WDRC Reynolds, soloist J M Sri'oola, Talka car, Adamy's Service Station has tricity, or gas, or water—no taxes, Dahlman, Miss Ida Anderson, Ed­ try- of tho proper care of their car. Tho has a complete line of 800 varieties —Attl$tont Attorney General Brion tice. caused the arrest of the other driver, 40 226 Hartford, Conn. I860 8:30—Our Ame^can Schools. a 'S Z Walton'a Orch. offices is one of man's most Isu interest—lets depreciation—and win Anderson and Ernest Berggren. ; We never know when a fire might average car owner Is too prone to just Installed a Wslker Electric of annuals, perennials and rock McMhhon. S. Ross Shlrer, 32, of 97 Hollister 6:00—Wrightvllle Clarion. Itltsball, Songa friends. During the cold winter no repairs or mslntenance—nothing J30 Dayilghi Saving Time 6:30—News; Baseball Scores. C •wr*i'n‘"wr.rkJif;i'-kbT* break out In our homes from some d^ve past a service station and L ift When your car Is raised on the plants and will be glad to sugtest street, on a charge of violating the ainSr •“"gttllowa Quartet mmonths o n u u whan the a re lift, they can get at all the under­ but the moderate cost of the refrig­ Msn hss: from the beginning, rules of the road. 6:80—Son^ellowa. hovers around the xero mark, we am unexpected source and tnerefom we think of having the car greased and tho proper varlotlos for your par­ Dr. 20' = ■'•"'borae should be prepared by carrying fire neath parts without any Interference erator and'lce Service. thought very well of himself. 7:00—Modem Melodeers. ■11 thankful for the fim which makw oiled after he la past. It seems too ticular purpose. They have been In In court Judge Raymond A. John Saturday, July 8. S SSr'IS®''!!*®" Fl»b*r, Sporla Insurance to cover any losses which —they'm not cramped—they can do loe Refrigeratl-jn saves money, —Dr. WllUsm A. White, Washing- Barney VYichman, son granted Shlrer's request for i ABOUT TOWN 10 7:15—"Musical Moments." S 'S r Z'S” !"®,^*''*®® «t HIta—to c life comfortable. Everyone I* th^k- much effort to have the car at tho business for years, during which P< T:30—Lum and Abner. Z'S"" 5*29—Radio City Party—e to c we might sustain. Too often families the work faster and more efficiently. time they have eatabltrhed a reputa­ food and flavor every day In the too hotplUl superlatonltenL . Chiropodist • Podiatrist continuance until next Tuesday. ful for the fire which cooks the food service etatlon for a few hours, _By year. Approved -refrigerators save — 9°*“ ®®b*cut Market Bulletin. 7:48— Thornton Fisher on Sports a!*oZ MSHt ' >'®';®" * Tho Chateau Kdyl kfir kahl am left pennlleae and homeless by a waiting too long to have your car Drive In tomorrow and let them tion for the quality of their stocks The case of Henry Needles of Only tho male section of the alSr-S’Srl®''®?*® 6ummar Polllae which we eat. ce. Modem Ice refrigerators soon It has become the Joke of Europe 88S Mata SL Bubtaow Bldg. 1:06— Jack Shannon, tenor. 8:00—The Hit Parade. Dancing hours fire which reduces their entire home greased and oiled, your car becomes check the condition of your car. and the service boblnd It Hartford. Connecticut, manager of Emanuel Lutheran church choir will 10 Iri6—Poetic Strings. h U ? ' f c X ’'a''k5?'iy'‘a°'"“ However, fim out of human con­ pay for themselves in food, medical that It la the easiest thing In the TeL 8220 9:00—Radio City Party. , CB8 WABC NETWORK to ashes. They’ll put it on the lift and you can Werner Brothers' theaters, charged sing at the morning service tomor-, 2 0 -^ Com. gait, trol becomes a demon, a moneter, ruined. The habit may bo termed a There are numeroue kinds of care and supplies they save. With world for s spurious member of Honret O-Si Bventaga by App. 1:30—Yankee Network News Serv­ 9:30—A1 Jolaon; Victor Young's If you do not at present carry Jim vlciouB one, for It results In greater walk' under and see for yourself with overcrowding the State theater row. ice. ready to destroy our homes and perennials that greatly beautify the Ice refrigeration, you wtli have more European aristocracy to grab off a Mauebeeter, OL ■30 Orchestra. ' 155? -? * ® wkbw wkrc whk cklw Insurance on your home, now Is the expense the longer you delay. Drive what a tramendcus advantage the last night, was continued at his re­ = b'^®~DDIy Mills and.Company, * * 4 " wfbl wipil v.-j.v property. It rages through our fine appearance, of any property. The money for other needs. Continue tbe gigantic fortune by lmpo«ng upon 10:30—Summer Follies. time to see Pagan! A Gorman and your car to Adamy's Service Station, lift is to them In servicing your car quest uhtll July 16. 4 0 l 2:00—Madison Ensemble. wbm: Mldw»tt wbbm wfbm kmbe forests changing the trees trom Russell St.' Perennial Garden have use o f Ice. a mentally weak heir of an Amer­ Daughters of Liberty, L.O.L.I., 11:00—News. kmox wowo wha. kf.b sits- i.iirr*" *■ Nl®®m®n, Planes have a policy written. The cost is 248 Spruce street, and have them properly. ican Industrial baron. He was arrested last night by No. 128, are asked to meet In ■AST—whp wheo wlbj wore wlcc thins of usefulness and beauty to a fine, large stock of perennials* and You can always depend on lee. No S*>c™an's Orchestra. Orchestra. small when you consider the protec grease and oil your car and you will Adamy's Service Station gives —Representative R. J, Cannon, PpUceman John J. McOllnn who re­ Orange hall at 9:46 tomorrow morn­ 3 :0 0 - Baseball— rirb ckao wma« charred ruins. It Is then that we fear rock garden plants. cake of Ice will over, fall to do its ported the ulsles and lobby of the y :' Orchestra. wafa wbro wgam wdoU alsoH JifcchiJj-d'S '',.” ®"®®' Tenor tlon which a gdod policy gives. be pleased with the way the Job Is service on tires, hatterim and spark When perennials are planted, one WIsoonstn. THE CORRECT GLASSES ing instead of 10 o'clock as previ- «' . P*J“ “

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