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Forced to Land on Ocean; Years Before War Began, By Quake in Honduras the Very Opposite of NRA Navy to the Rescue. French Police at First Believ- Prohors Hear. Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Dec. 4.—^ The western region of the Repub- Objectives Is Being Fol- ed Woman Shot Man— Re- lie was rocked all day yesterday, BULLETIN! (A P )—Three towiM with a total population of 6,500 persons were re- Several houses were destroyed and Honolnln, Dec. 4— (A P )— Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P )—Evi- Jowed by the Govenh dence that arms manufacturers ported as probably destroyed by an others damaged In the important rUI land In the aea," said a volver Unloaded. earthquake in Octopeque depart- city of La Esperanza and the popu- brief message at 8:80 a. m., to- knew as early as 1908 that “a tre- ment in an official message today lation there was sleepless through- meat Now. |day, Hawaii time ( 2 p. m., e. s. rrendous conflict was brewing" in from Sinuapa, the new capital of out last night. Other western cities t.) from the Hawaii-bound plane Paris, Dec. 4.— (A P )—Miss Mar- Europe was presented today to the Octopeque. The three towms named heavily hit were Gracias and Nnran- of Lleatenant Charles T. P; Ulm guery Chadwick of St. Louis, Mo., Soi ate munitions committee. were San Jorge, population .2,000; Jito. New York, Dec. 4.— (A P )— Tha and two companions, aa they was booked on two minor charges Tbe World War broke out six La Encarnaclon, 3,000, and San The colonial city of Dams was aeked the Army and Navy to Fernando, 1,500. 'National Industrial CouncU meeting today after police eetablished that seriously damaged. In the city of stand by. years later. Owing to the Arreckage of com- to chart a fair weather courts for a man she w u supposed to have Comayagua, 60 miles from Teguci- At 8:88 a. m., after a battle of The committee also received evi- munications systems tho govern- galpa, the church bells rang all American business, heard today a dence that the United States gov nearly two hours to And his way shot was not shot by Miss C2iad- ment had difficulty in determining night. severe arraignment of the govern- saboeasrully to Wheeler Field, eminent assigned deMvery on some any details regarding the fate of wick at all since Miss Chadwick’s Tbe quake was felt at Truxillo and ment’s entrance into the electric Army slnmrt near here, Ulm revolver was not loaded. of its munition contracts to the the iifiiabltants or the exact time of British navy from 1914 to 1916. tbe quake but it was regarded os Yoro in the northern banana zone power business. gave up and sent out an SOS. but there was no serious damage. In the eante message he said They alao established that tbe A brief filed by the O j U Patent probable that the shock w as the Paul Clapp, vice president of tha man who was shot was merely an The first attempt to link Canada and Australia by air Is being made Firearms Company with the gov- same one which shook Honduras No reports had come through to- he was south of Honolulu but Columbia Gar and Eleetric Com- was heading back toward his innocent bystander and that he had by George M. Littlejohn (left) and Captain Qiarles P. T. Ulm. Last ernment in a tax case indicated the day before yesterday. day from the eastern region qt the country, although communication plotted course. been shot by a policeman. heard of them they were nearing the Hawaiian i.slands. company’s anticipation of the war, A report from San Salvador said pany, asserted to the Coiincil that He who got shot was Maurice the committee said. the Honduran village of Santa Rita lines were known to have been de- "the very opposite" of NRA obJaC*
Honolulu, Dec. 4.— (A P )—Off his Giegars, player In a cabaret orches- Knew It Was Joming in the 0>pan area was destroyed by stroyed, there, were no indications tra conducted by Andre Ekchyar. of damage there. tlves "is being followed by the Fei- course and virtually out of gasoline "We knew a tremendous coitillct tbe quake. M. Ekchyar appeared greatly up- was brdwihg s.nd spent the money eral government in ita present policy on a flight from Oakland to Hono- set over the whole affair and charg- necessary to organize a sales force affecting electric power.” lulu, Flight Lieutenant Charles T. ed Miss Chadwick .rith having bat- COUZENS URGES BORAH throughout EJurope,’’ the brief said. The council, made up of 200 repra- P. Ulm today sent out a genera: tered him about the head with the S. M. Stone, president of the com- STRANGEST JOB sentatives of National, state and emergency call os a Ck>ast Guard revolver which everybody found out pany who was testifying, said he DEATH OF YOUTH FOR IDLE MEN local industrial and trade assocta- cutter and three Navy planes dash- later wasn’t loaded. did not have any more "definite tions, la meeting to consider indus- ed to his aid. It all happened at about 3 a. m. TO REORGANIZE PARTY knowledge” of the impending war try’s proposal platform for recovery, His plane, "Star of Auatralla,” as Miss C2>adw1ck was leaving the than the average citizen. CALLED ACaUENT Fifty of Them To Make Noise draft^ by committees of Industrial carrying himself, Co-Pilot Georg* cabaret, called "Tfa. Bull On tbe Oanadlan Delivery All Night So the Birds Can- Ista over a period of several months. M. Littlejohn and Navigator-Radio Roof," In the Champs Elysecs dis- The deliveries on munitions' con- not Sleep. "The Federal government has gona Operator J. L. Skilling, became trict, as bedlam broke loose. Michigan Senator Also Sug- DICKINSON SCORES tracts were made through Canada overdue on Ita scheduled arrival Wonuin’s Story to Great Britain, a brief read to the into the electric power busineaa on here shortly after 7 a. m. today. As Miss Chadwick explained It. gests That Borah Write committee said. The author was Son of Torrington Judge Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P )— a stupendous scide,’’ Cfiapp told tha A t 8:20 a. m., Hawaii time (1:50 she had dropped some Jewels, earlier Benedict W. Holden, attorney for Fifty men will start work to- Council. "Plans have been mode and p. m. eastern time) tbe Globe wire- in the evening and abe went out on NEW DEAL POLICY tbe Colt company. night on the capital’s strangest legislation will be urged at the next less station here, which had been' the sidewalk in front of tbe cabaret Victim of Ballet Wound Cjongress for further large exten- the G. 0 . P. Pbtform for “The contracts with the United Job. Their task is to keep the maintaining continuous contact to wait for Ekchyar. She merely States government,"^ he wrote, birds awake. sions. The government has fostered, with tbe plane since 4 a. m., said wanted to frighten him, she ex- "with deliveries assigned to the Inflicted by Friend* Every fall starlings arrive in subsidized and encouraged publlo Ulm bad stated 38 minutes earlier Iowa Republican Warns British navy was an eloquent testi- Washington in clouds. They operation of electric utilities by that he had left only enough gaso- (Oontinoed on Page Two) monial as to tbe knowledge on the roost on cornices and in Penn- states, counties and municipalities, line for 48 minutes of flying. part of the officials of oUr govern- sylvania avenue’s tall trees. and continues to do b o ." Tbe Globe station w.:s trying to Torrington, Conn., Dec. 4.— (AP) Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P) — What WiU Happen If Plan ment that firearms would be in de- They are—to: put it mildly— a Uato Appropriations guide the plane to ita station off mand or required by European na- —Timothy J. Lyons, Jr., 23, son of nuisance. The speaker listed tbe total ap- . Kaena Point, about 20 miles from Senator Borah, who demanded a re- tioiu. PREDICTS HEAVY the judge of tho Torrlngton City The government has tried propriation of Federal funds for Fed- Wheeler Field, where Ulm had in- organization of tho Republican Par- Is Kept Up. "Delivery in Canada for Great blank cartridges. None baa been . tended to land. 0>urt, died today in a hospital of a eral electric power projects and for ty received a challenge today from Britain was made on purchase or- much of a success. Can Float Few Days ders and contracts beginning as bullet wound inflicted by a friend, Federal aid to state and county pro- Senator Ck>uzens of Michigan to take Now 80 reliet workers will lay Before leaving Oakland, Calif., CHRISTMAS TRADE Buffalo, N. Y.. Dec. 4.— (AP) — early as 1914 and continued until William C. Kennedy, Jr., a freshman jects, up to Septemj|;pr 1, 1934, os airport at 3:41 p. m., (Pacific time) the chairmanship and suggest a new down a noise barrage by shak- 8258,199.700. Loans and Outright Senator Dickinson, bitter critic of intomipted in 1916.' at Holy Crogs. ing tin cans containing small yesterday, Ulm said should they be platform. The shooting, termed aa accident gifts for municipal power projects foroed to alight on the ocean en- the New Deal, resumed his attack stones. The theory is that If the amount, h ^ said,” to 823,972,000. He said Borah like Senator Reed by Police Chief Hugh E. Meade, oc- ta" route their plane would float sever- today with a declaration that It has birds can’t get a wink of sleep addition, be cited an allotment o f Federal Offi(dal Expects Bos- of Pennsylvania, campaigned against curred Saturday night at a dinner they will go away from here. al days, if necessary. Not being brought abont " a contest between party attended by young people, 81.000.000 to tbe Electric Home and equipped wl(h pontoons, it would tbe lupects of the New Deal but PLAN INSTITUTE Anyway, the Job pays 40 Farm Authority and 8300,000 to the "neither one was successful because human selfishness on one hand and most of them borne for the Thanks- not be able to take off again. iness to Be Best in Last cents an hour. Tennessee Valley Assoclatei Co- they offered no substitutes for the government stability on the other.” giving holiday from schools and col- The aviators carried no life raft. Operative, Inc., making a total plans they criticized.” leges. They had an emergency condenser The Iowa Republican, speaking be- FOR CRIME STUDY amount of about 8280,000,000. The Michigan Senator’s entry into Kennedy, 22-year-old son of a to distill ocean water for drinking, Four Years. fore the Greater Buffalo Advertising prominent Torrlngton physician, in addition to their regular supplies the discussion shortly after Chair- "This appropriation of over one- Club, warned that “the government was quoted as saying by Chief of sandwiches. man Fletcher of the Republican Na- may . attempt to do so much for the NEW HAYEN PAIR quarter billion dollars," he said, "is Meade that he fired a .38 caliber re- only the beginning. A total of at The C^ast Guard cutter Itasca Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P )—The tional committee had flatly declined individual that the government itself left her moorings as soon as possi- Topic to Be Principal Busi- volver accidentally as he playfully least 83,000,000,000 must be spent public ,s in a better mood to spend, to resign at Borah’s request. will be destroyed. twirled tbe weapon. The bullet ble after the plane’s plight became government experts say. And ao To step out at this time Fletcher No RMponsIbillty. HELDASTHIEYES to carry out the ultimate plans for Imown, heading out to sea at full struck Lyons in tbe chest. power, navigation, irrigation aad they expect Christmas trade to be "Industry will remain stagnant ness Before Parley on A technical charge of carrying a speed. the best in four years. (Continued on Page Twelve) so long aa capital seeks wider mar- flood control on sixteen Federal pro- At 8:25 a. m. a message from the concealed weapon was lodged against jects, or Federal and state projects, To their predictions that cash gins of profit with less responsibili- Kennedy immediately after the plane said only 20 minutes’ supply ty," he said. “Labor will remain Dec. 10 to 13. already adopted or definitely being registers will jingle as they haven't shooting and he was released with- Waterbury Sleuths Believe of gasoline was left, and tbe plane done since 1930, John Dickinson, as- idle so long as its prime motive considered. bad not sighted lend. out bonds in the custody of his sistant secretary of commerce, add- seeks to be more pay and lest wmrk father city police surgeon and an Of Vital CoBoam ed this note of cheer: GALAPAGOSCASE of on easier kind. Farmers will re- They Stole $600— Had EARLY BULLETINS Washington, Dec..4.— (A P )— Es- officer in the Ck>nnectlcut National ‘This policy of tbe Federal gov- "The prospects for a big Christ- main dissatisfied so long aa they can tablishment of a National Criminol- ernment, directed toward publlo Son Francisco, Dec. 4.— (A P )— receive Federal allowances for not Guard. mas trade show very clearly the ogical Institute was projected today Victim’s Story. Tbe Ulm plane bound for HswtUl is raising what they ought to raise. Ody $4 WbraCs ... operaUon_.of. the electric light and state of mind—a satisfied and opti- NEARS SOLUTION . as thc-ncxt obJecUve-tn - the -govern' Questioned authe.. hospital sOon power business of the Nation ia cd. lost and running short of g w lin e, Jtmerlcancitiaena wHl remain on'tbe mlaticzatate.. of ..inlnd^______mentis campaign against crime. after the shooting, Lyons was quot- vital concern to every citisen who said advices rMclved —'By" Globe “All of the evidence indicates the relief roll so long aa they are given wireless here at 10 a. ro. today. Conceived as a center of informa- ed by Lieut. Harry Copley, Sergt. believes that the principle o f in- people are in a greater spending to understand that it is easier to tion and an instrument to coordinate Waterbury, Dec. 4.— (A P )—With The information came through draw relief than to work for a liv- Domenic Tremp and Patrolman Fra- dividual initiative and private enter- mood. But not for reckless spend- Expedition Sends Message the multiple agencies of the law, it her as saying he was struck by the the arrest of two New Haven men tbe Globe wireless station at Hono- ing such as we saw some years ago. ing.’’ prise should be .conserved.” lulu. will be one of the chief topics before bullet after he had declined to ac- on charges of committing a burglary This mood to buy can be directly Heavy Expenses. the crime cottierence which Attorney C3app set forth that privately In messages picked up there Lieu- attributable to more employment ' He said the New Deal bad brought company Kennedy to a party at an- here yesterday. Captain William P. operated utility companies would ' That Bodies Were Locat- General Homer S. Chimmings baa other home. tenant Charles T. P. Ulm, pilot of and more money in tbe people’s transfer of legislative authority to Keegan of the Waterbury detective pay 8250,000,(X>0 in taxes this year, tbe plane, was begging for “the called for December 10-13. Kennedy said after asking Lyons pockets." the executive; heavy expenditures With the shots that brought down bureau today, disclosed that tbe adding: beacon,” i - esumably the radio bea- Fanners’ Income ed; To Continue Prohe. for new government agencies; Im- to go to the party, he playfully dis- con, that he might be guided safely John Dllllnger, Pretty Boy Floyd played tbe revoh’er and asked: amount of loot in the case was $600. . "If these companies were mads ; The government statisticians practical codification of industries; and Baby Face Nelson still ringing tax exempt, as la true In large part - to hla Honolulu destination. said: “Do you see this?" The youths Gennaro Pringo, 19, of land regimentation through the round the country, tbe nation’s moat 247 Hamilton avenue, and Antnony of publicly operated utilities, and tt i "W e do not want to hav- to give Estimates indicate farm income Lyons, Keiuiedy said,* grinned and Los Angeles. Dec. 4.— (A P )— The AAA; limitations on Individual free- distinguished authorities on social Bachinski, 19, of 23 Redflelc. street, ^ils tax saving could be applied th.,: the S O S," said one message. this year, will be nearly a billion dom; government supervision or mxlded. "Lost from the plane said he was mummified bodies of the two ship- problems will coriverge on t{ie capl- Kennedy related that he then both New Haven addresses were reduction of domestic electric rates, > dollars greater than last year. wreck victims on lonely Marchena control of banking and tiransporta- toi to analyze results and make sug- lost," .commented tbe Honolulu Business generally is running twirled the weapon with the inten- ordered held for trial tomorrow un- the domestic electric bill of the Na- Island at the equator In the Galapa- tion; and has "discouraged initiative gestions. President Roosevelt him- tion could St once be reduceo by Iff : Globe vrirelesa station. "He keeps ahead of last year, according to and created a psychology o f depend- tion of returning it to his pocket, der bonds of 82,000 each when ar- asking for..beacon. NRUI (not iden- gos archipelago were found by tbe self will be the leadoff speaker of trade reports. ence." but the hammer caught under bis raigned before Judge John F. Mc- per cent.” tified but presumably the radio bea- G. Allan Hancock Ehepedition, a the forum. thumb. Grath in city court this morning. Unfair Coinpetitkni , October department store sales radio dispatch from the exploration "B y living within our income and con station) said the beacon has increased 7 per cent over a year A Clearing House. Was An Accident. Detective Lieutenant Matthew been on since midnight. cruiser Vclero Third stater today. spending less than we make," Dick- As outlined today tbe Crtminolog Pointing to the NRA’s objectives - ago, rural general merchandise inson added, "tbe goveniment can be As Lyons slumped to the floor, Balanda who arrested the youths Bad Veather That the bodies bad not been ical Institute, a project backed by Kennedy said be knelt beside his of elimination of unfair compeUtiOR ^ sales 5 per cent, _nd new motor car placed on a sound financial basis. late yesterday afternoon in New Ha- and promotion of "the fullest posstv;. Other messages from tbe plane sales 9 per cent. Identified by members of tbe expedi- Chimmlngs would act os a clearing friend and said; ven said they had been identified relayed by tbe wlrejess station said tion, who have visited the islands Thrift must take the place of extrav- house for data about criminal activi- ble utilization of the present produoi:,- Labor reports indicate such agance. Only by such a program "You know I didn’t mean to do as the pair who in the morning open- it was flying at 12,00() feet altitude yearly for half a decade, was in- ties accumulated by local, state and this, don’t you James?" tlve capacity of Industry,” this-, heavy goods Industries aa locomo- as this can the structure of society ed a safe In tbe home of Stanley speaker declared: and that the weather was “not very tive equipment, machine tools, and dicated in tbe terse message. Federal authorities. "I know. Bill, it was an accident,” Fiknis, 89 Draber avenue. Police be strengthened and government Photographs and Information of cement Improved, and industrial Captain Hancoci. said: L}rons was reported by Kennedy as yesterday announced that tbe loss "The very opposite o f these * °^ sk in g for Honolulu weather," stability again assured.” would be exchanged. New methods production improving better than "Found mummified bodies March- having replied. was only $21. Jectlves is being followed by the Fe the report continued. "We gave him would be studied. seasonally. ena. Proceeding Charles." "James" was Lyons’ middle name: Fair IdenHIled eral govem m oit in Its present poUe that now. He did not listen for us Previously the bodies had been Government authorities pointed as Lyons, who was graduated from affecting electric power. If the \ The experts alao pointed to in- .Fiknis Is in tbe bakery business. for some time but now in contact creases in government emergency an example^ of closely guarded .co- Catholic University In the class of Jectlves of the National Recovei^^ with him again.” expenditures. (OonLinoed on Page Twelve) ‘PRINCE’ ROMANOFF ordination to the cooperation be- 1934, was given a blood transfusion He hod sent a 15 year old assistant Act will stimulate business re The Mataon Navigation Ckimpany tween New York City and New Jer- last night In an effort to combat tbe to his home to get 821, kept in a and we all believe this, ia not amediately ordered its freighter sey state police and the Department cigar box to be used in making Infection which had set in the power policy of the Federal goveOS faliko, at that hour about 27h of Justice in the apprebe^on of wound. change during tbe day. Tbe boy, ment working -in the wrong dirs4* mllea out of Honolulu bound for AGAIN IN TROUBLE Bruno Richard Hauptnoann. Barney Suleckus, .'uld be found two William C. Kennedy, Jr., admits tion ?” , Hawaii, to stand by for a possible State’s rights, spokesmen eitid, having fired the fatal shot but also men in tbe room and tbe safe open. rescue attempt. Dr. Pease, Noted Reformer, make It impossIlSle now to set up a The men threw him roughly on the Caapp said “the avowed pu claims it was an accident, will be of tbe government in entering The last previous report from the complete, official centrallzstion of bed and fled. Lieutenant Balanda charged with manslaughter. Prose- electric ^ w e r business la to set upj plane itself had been received from Fake Member of Royalty police rifort. cuting Attoriiey Harry- Osen stated said that the boy Identified the pair the President (X>oUdge at 6:25 a. Is 80 Years Old Today Not all the conferees will be crim- “yard stick" to measure “what de m., the Dollar, liner lelaylng word inologists. (Oontinned on Page Two) (ODattamed oa Page Two) ' trie rates should be whefl the i that the "Star of Australia” was i Mnst Spend 90 Days in J. Edgar Hoover, commander of is furnished by private compenlasJ|J about 500 miles from Honolulu New York, Dec. 4.— (A P) — D r.(^ babjr's; this Is because, he ex- the Justice Department’s investiga- "The flaw in this reasoning," ||j| shortly before that hour. Cbarles Glffln Pease, peralatent oh- plains, ‘1 never Indulged *"in tobacco, — County JaO. tors and Joseph B.-Keenan, asstetant continued, ‘is that tbe gove The cruising speed of the Ulm Jector to tobacco, meat, alcohol and coffee, tea, flesh, cocoa," or any ot attorney general in charge o r the will measure with a ’rubbei plane had been given before tbe the other things he coiulders harm- a good many other things, Is 80 criminal diviston, will tell bow m m - stick.' Tbe costa— SO o f the takeoff as 130 miles an hour. ful to tbe moral and physical well- inals are caught and prosecuted. •GET FREE THEATER which a privately operated ut Uttie Gas Left years old today and still objecting. being of man. New York, Dec. 4.— (AP) — The Sanford ^ te a , director of the must incur will not be in the gov "We have very little gasoline It was Dr. Pease, white-haired Two decades ago be was front- stage lost an up-and-coming thes- criminal division bureau will dlscliss ment’e yard stick." left,” said a message from the prophet of abstinence, who was* in- page news. Moat of bis colleagues plan today when Harry F. Gerguson, the government’s treatment o f tbe TICKETS BY >lan» to tha Honolulu Globe wire- strumental in bringing about enact- in the- Non-Smokers Protective the gay boulevardler who gave bim- Capones, the Baileys and the Waxey ?eaa station relayed here a little aft- ment of laws against smoking In League have passed on—Dr. Harvey aelf the title o f "Prince” Mike Gordons. er 10 a. m.. Pacific time. “Need the elevators, subways and other public Wiley, Dr. David Starr Jordan, the Romanoff, xvaa sentenced to the KILLS DAUGHTER, SELT. beacon urgently. We do not want ccnveyances. Rev. John Roach Straton and others. county Jail. TREASURY RALANCE READING CLASSIFIEDS! to have to g(ive the SOS. Please He still vents hie gentlemanly They will be remembered tonight He will spend 90 days there un- tell shake them cm the beacon.” WTStb on smokers In subway sta- at a birthday party. Forty friends less be pays an old debt of 8391.78, Jitjrn to the Classified Advertisements on Page 12— ProctorsvlUe, V t, Dec, 4.— { / KYO, the Honolulu station, said Washington, Dec. 4,— (A P )— Tbe tions. It a scolding does no good, he will be there. They will sing songs. Municipal Juetiee CHiarlee E. TOney poeiUon of the Treasury D u m b e r Reaidff^em Through. Is Your Name Among Them Tell* —Norris BuUer, 41, UUed U s ; be was trying to tell the plane that ceils tbe law, Tbe last court case 'They wU) read the letters that have decided. 1 was: Receipts 87,005,432.79; ex- year old daughter Lavtna, sad the beacon hod been In continuous was only a few months ago. come to Dr. Pease from all over the Work, which, he has always In- ing You To Go to the State Theater For a Free Ticket operation since midnight He still walks in O ntral Pari: country. They will eat fruits, sweet- sisted he hated, got Gerguson in penditures 819,701,740ji5; balance To See "Flirtation Walk” At the State Sunday, Monday conunltted suicide by turning i 81,584,682,821.35; customs receipts Navigators pointed out that tbe daily, as be has done for tbe lost meats and ice cream—no fleafa, no trouble. For when he became a or Tuesday? Perhaps Your Name Is One of the Lucky caliber revolver on btmself ias radio beacon sends signals on a di- thirty years, and warns nurses and coffee, no cocoa. niember of the cast of the musical for the month 8680,903.09. home today. rectional beam, and that Ulm, If mothers against giving their babies "How long shall I live to b e?” Dr. show “ Say When,” now running Receipts for tbe fiscal year (since Ones Dravm For These Free Tickets To See That Fa- Police said that. Butler had. badly off bis course, wrould there- coffee, or cocoa. Pease aeke, and the world's cares here, George Mabardi, a liquor con- July 1) $1,465,679,886.08; expendi- mous Picture, the First Musical Ever Made Right At despondent and bad tbr fore be unable to receive them. "1 can tell when babies are cocoa weigh heavily on him. cesaionalre at a Manhattan hotel, tures $3,013,434,644.47 (including West Point. take his own Ufe and that Ulm at the takeoff carried 605 addicts," hs says, "because their . "I don't dare forsake my work read about it and took steps. 81J}17,888,093.48 o f emergency ex- daughter. gallons of gasoline (American eyes become yellow and their skin here. If 1 did and passed on and Habardi charged that in 1928 he pendlturea); excess of expenditures Tbe child was shot whfis t degenerates.” met my blessed mother face-to-face, $1,446,754,779.44; gold asiets |8,- READ CLASSIFIEDS — IT WILL PAY YOU! a room occupied by BuRsr,'l (Oeuttaraad m Pngs Twa) Hia own aUa la pink and clear at' rd be ashamed of my delinquency." 133,889,087.26. and tha Kiri. kANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, UANCHESTER. CONN. TUESOAT, DECEMBER 4,1984 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESrfBR. CONN, I’UESDAY, DECEMBER 4 ,1B54. EMEBOENCT DOCTORS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE *KISS-AND-StrN> ASIAZON what they have—and millions have knowledge that they wUI not be loat TEBROB1ZE8 BOSTON MSN Physiclana who will rrapond to REVEALS ITS LOCATION I0GIDINSPEC110N ing on bstwaan the two dlvlolona. Pater Van Horn, ri'iohloifli,' MARTINTOSELL ABOUT TOWN emergency calls tomorrow after- POMONA GRANGE William A. Schaefer la chairman of nothing. through excesolve taxation. BRITISH SOLK LEADER federation. ry ' ntHtnONLETTER Industry haa repeatedly proved Boaton, Dae. (AP)—Rox- noon are Dr. Moriarty, 544A and A large, attractive sigh that SPEEDING ON MAIN DIviaion A and Attorney Bernard OPEN FORUM Big business does not wont short- Mr. Farrell has been president i Dr. Weldon, 5740. ■wings out-over the sldeoralk on GIVEN AUTOS HERE ROCKVILLE Ackerman chairman of Division B. Ita inability to fairly distribute the bury, tha aactlou of Boaton that Only routlBs buotness waa trans- er hours because it would be forced the British Silk organuntlao Main street has been ccscted to Each team haa captains with mem- profits resulting from the Increase CONVENTION SPEAKER CAOSEOF MURDER was home to John L. Sulliran, INSURANCE HERE acted at the monthly meeting of the HERE TOMORROW PLEADS FOR 80CIAUSM to give up part of its near-milllon-a- use of machinery. Do H. 1. Hsiri- May of 1922. He has also ones world heavyweight cham- Shoe Rebullders iskt night, there mark the location of tbs Man- hers who have made peraonal ogllif jrear salaries to the laborer and president of the' British chester Chamber of Commerce in STREET DISCUSSQ) on a given list of names. mon, George A. Sloan and C. L. pion, and the birthplace of Revo- being nothing of an unusual nature Motor Vehido 'Department ■ni tha Editor: clerk. For awhile it, "Would have to Bardo expect us to believe these SUk association alnca ita lac _ lutionary heroea, was agog to- to be dlspoeei of. the -Podrove block. The sign D. A. r .. Meeting I concur with Mrs. Britton In her do without Its palatial yachts, Frank J. Farrell, President of He IS president of Grout St ObtsHi can be seen from a long distance Sends Inspector! Here On ■ ROCKVILLE DEMOCRATS Mrs. Emily Blasell Swindells will profits are to be more fairly divid- day over the reports of a "wom- Wefl Known Golf Professioih East Cefltral Dikrict Meedng commendation of your worthwhile swanky penthouses, Imported auto- ed between labor and Industry In the Association, to Address Silk pany. Ltd., of Great Tannout^ Sm ef Federal Judge Tells an hugger” roaming the etreeta and is a much needed impreve- Surprise Visit. be the hostess at tha December mobiles and exquisite Jewelry. Let's land, and at Grout’s Ltd., fbundad w - The regular monthly meeting of Local Stocks m&L The words "Manebsstar Police Commissioners Refer meeting of Sabra Trumbull Chap- editorials. The fact that other news- future? We know industry must be and Rayon Executives. and s ^ n g membara of the take a look at some of the profits regulated before unrestrained big 1923 tn Canada, where it operatsa. “stronger sex,” kissing tham Headquarters Company No. 3, 8. M. (Chamber of Commerce" are WIN 3 COUNCIL SEATS ter, D. A. R., which will be held papers reprint many Herald editor- big business is making while 10,- al to Represent North" F. D., will be held tonight at eight (Furnished by Fatnaar A Os.) To Be Held m Odd Fellows Five Inspectori from the motor business crushes us with its bloody two Bilk mills. He Is also asoodatad and then disappearing. printed In gold on a black panel December 13. She will be osslated ials is ample evidence of their edify- 700.000 folks try to get Jobs.- with one of the largest silk dysiDg o'clock St the Spruce street station. Central Row, Hartford, Ooan. with a red border. vehicle department and Policeman Matter Back to Selectmen la entertalntnx by Mrs. WllUam A. hands o fatarvatlon wages and slave Frank J. Farrell, president of the A complaint, made by WllUam William ErteL John Machachek, ing qualities. Take Allied Chemical with a net driving. units In England and with othar Finn, thirty'mine years old, cf western Motnal in Town. HalL Winfield Martin of the Manchester Howell, Mrs. Jamea T. Sykes, Mrs. Mrs. Britton deserves a bouquet, Silk Association of Great Britain fil CompaaioD. Star of tha East, R. B. P„ will John Kramer Are Elected Frank M. Adams, Miss J. Alice income of $20,636,711 for 1933 and Socialism offers you a comfort- British textile companies. He baa the Roxbury eection of Boaton, 1 P. M. Stocks police department put In an unex- for Definite Action. too, for her valiant endeavors . to and Ireland, Inc., will address the been active in the industry for tblr« to police a t the Roxbury Cross- hold Its monthly meeting In Orange Over Republicans. JJaxwell, Mrs. Mshlr S. Chapman, help the unfortunate. I am sure 1932. DuPont with a net income of able living. It asks nothing in re- hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. pected appearance on Main street Mrs. Lester W. Martin, Mrs. Wll- $103,157,927 for 33 months ended turn. If you want to free yourself Silk Sc Rayon convention which will ty-seven years. ing station, related the unusual H. 8. Grlawold, general agent is Bank Stocks Kancbeater Orange, P. ef H„ HOLDING AMERICAN shortly before 3 o'clock this after- Herald readers appreciate her fre- TalM. Okl*., D*c. 7—(AP)—Ptm Regular routine business will be Bid Asked The results show 3.7H2 votes cast Uam N. Pray, Mrs. James B. Quinn, Sept. 30, 1934. Union Carbide with from the present monopolistic sys- be held at the Hotel Astor, New "Mr. Farrell’s address on the sub> experience last night and re- Hartford for the Northwestern will be host to East Central Pomo- noon and at once started In etop- Acting on a request from the quent letters. Recently she told you $30,423,953 for the same period. Ject of the silk industry In Great KcBBUMr. 19, ■on of- n FedtrM corded In Boston poUca annals transacted. All members are urged Cap Nat Bank A Trust 7 11 < the city election yesterday, con- Mrs. Orlando Ransom and Mrs. that In two years the Democrats tem or deflation and depression, York City on Friday and Saturday Mutual Life Insurance Company, to be present. na Oranga tomorrow. Tba morning ping cara and conducting an inspec- Manchester Improvement Associa- George McLean; General Foods with $30,408,564. write to Mrs. Britton who Is helping Britain," Mr. Van Horn said, "boa judgt. wan
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Clef club, proved to be an effective where Route. No. 69, the Waterbury- asphalt-on-concrete-base paving on conductor.. It Is certain, these two . . , . ulc No. 6 in West Hart- Uona for the 1300 a month pensions maintain that If in its inception it BIDS ASKED ON FOUR Brlstol road, intersecta Union Md It’s Nice That Huey Is Willinar To Share Something: TWOCLUBSRENDER popular groups of singers are In ford. M d concrete paving on the contained the eleiOen^ of Important LODCETOBEHOST Wolcott atreets, Md will be classed Overnight tflanrlypBtpr fo r everybody over sixty. It is all %NewDeal Manchester good hands, M d that they shall not Boaton Post Road at Put's Hill in very amusing to the Times—and to helpfulness those elemcnU were de- andHu lack fo r fine training. The eoloista, BRIDGE, PAVING JOBS as a state truific line project Greenwich. News that superior class to whose Inter- Btroyed, utterly and b ^ o n d hope, the Date Book SPLENDID CONCERT Mrs. Lashinske M d Utos Wetktas The bridge operations In GrMby, Corniiio Bprali^ , TO LADIES FRIDAY were splendid guest artists, their all town aid jo)>s, will consist of a eata that great newspaper has ever Instant the President demonstrated Joneses numbers proving to be very delight- Three bridge projects in the town 24-foot span concrete slab bridge on ASTRONOMER DIES PortlMd, Me.—The Mcestral hozM^ ’% % '5? .’SS ? S J p”aV ix c . his fear oi taking the responsibility been ao assiduously devoted. Says Toalght ful. The accompMists, Miss John- of Granby and the paving on one In- Bast street, known as "Baytates of Col. Fred N . Dow, will be used imS II BliMll Str*«t for its snforesment through the Bridge," and piles other repairs Uu«hnt*r. Conn. the newspaper: At State theater — “The Merry son and Mr. Hawley moat capably Md a' memorial to bis father Qenerat? Day by day tbs JonssM bseome ^tbat ratas fall quit* a lot, and 78 BeethoTM and G Clef Groups tersection on Route No. 69 in the on the bridge over Salmon Brook on London, Dec. 4.— ( A P ) — The TnOVAS rRROCBOW Grandiose as It la. it cannot be Ilcsnsing provision. Odd FeDow$ of This District Widow” with Jeanette MacDonald supported the ciubs M d aololata. Neal Dow, prohibition pioneer under ' Oonornl M »B »g«r______more familiar with ths workings per cent more electrleity was used." and Maurice (Jhavaller. Two com- city of Bristol were today added by Mimgary road. Sealed bids on all death Sunday of the Rev. Thomas regarded as the Ultimate Plan. What was left of the National Re- the terms of his will. . of the New Deal, as they take It Fa Feora Ooapetitioa plete shows at T and 9. Feature Chief Little Bison, a playground Highway Commissioner John A, four jobs will be received from con- Henry Etopinoll (Jompton, clergy- Poundod OeWbor 1. 1111 To endow old age and exempt It covery Act after that was what Is up phase by phase and dissect it T h e re may be aome excuse for to Job Here for Party for shown at 7:18 and 9:15. Combine to Sing for Bene- Macdonald to the highway jobs for tractors until 3 p. m.. December 17 mM Md noted astronomer, w as an- c:k)ncord, N . H .— A survey made Pabllihod Ev«t7 Evcninc Exeopt ^ from labor l» well enough as a be- assistant employed by the SERA at •andn.vt and HolidnrA Entorod at tht left of a long, complicated and dras- at the supper table and in their I (he government going into the elec- Dec. 4-5-a— Art exhibit by local the age of 75, conducts a child's which bids \vill bo received by the at the highway department offices nounced here today. public by the attorney general’s ginning. But why should any- l ^ n Offica at Jdanehaatar, Conn., at SHARE easy chairs In ths evsning. tric buBlnsas down in Tennessee,” talent at St. M ary's church. story telling hour three afternoons highway department Monday, Dec- on the fifth floor of the State Office He was (or many years a vic^ir of offlcri indicated juvenile delinquency body work? "The rose," says tic statute after the tnacUng clause fit of the HosphaL iaw n d Claa* Mall Mattar. T hey’ve learned a lot in these lit- objected Pa, "but this Tennessee Ladies. Tomorrow emt)er 17. The work in Bristol will building, Hartford. Projects previ- Towlaw. In 1910, he discovered a is on the Increase in N ew Ham p- . 8UMCIUPT10N JtATES the Persian poet, “la good to a week Md teaches Indian wood- has bean repealed. tle debates. This Is the iSth ar- Valley Authority seems to be going Dec. 8— ^Nearly-Ncw Shop, O u te r craft Md handiwork at the Yose- consist of about 160 square yards ously announced for letting on the new star, "Nova Laoertae." He also shire While adult lawlessness Is de- Oaa Taar. b7 mall...... tt.Od smell and I am good to smell it." . fH R the whole hog. Par Montb, by mall ...... I .«> Not in any direction has the Ucle la the aeiice that tells of the church. mlte. Cal., playground. of waterbound macadam paving same date were 6,367 feet of found more than 100 double stars. clining. There must be milliont ready to By HABOLD TUBKINOTON >la«la Copy ...... » -J* VVEALTH family’s discussions. "I bear it'a going to make osment Friday evening there will be a Also opening of two-day Christ- Sign the Ultimate Planner's peti- Roosevelt edmlnistration proved Paltrarad ona y a a r ...... 11.00 and pottery rnd starch, buy and mas sale and supper. Women’s An audience of about four hun- tions, thinkers who hold that anything— except that from the Dtotrict Ladles Night at Manches- By W n X IS THORNTON sell real estate, and loan money. Home League. Salvation Army. MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED money is good to spend and they ter with King Da'vld Lodge I.O.O.F. dred people, w as present for the , P R E S S President and his iU-assortsd group : W hat on earth else won’t it be do- Thto Week are good to spend it. acting as hosts to the lodges in Dis- Manchester Memorial hospital con- Tha Aaaoclatad Praia la aaeluilvaly vt personal advisors nothing con- UbaiiCear l A l r t s s a ! lag pretty soon ? They ought to Dec. 6— St. M ary’a Guild supper, antlllad to tha uaa (or rapabltoatlon stop somewhere. Nothing particularly ednUllatlng ‘T may not be a radical,’* pro- trict No. 28. Leroy Roberta, Noble sale and art exhibit. cert, given ta the High School ball o f all ntwa dlipatehaa craditad to It sistent, determined and courageous “Bsoauss, in ths long run, gow or not otharwiaa or.dttad la tbia about the wit in that paragraph, but claimed P a Jones, "but I don’t think Grand of King David Lodge Is gen- Dec. 7— Opening of Manchester last evening. The concert was pre- is to be expected. I’m an old mossbaek or a Tory emment competition isn't fair. It OR papar and alao tha local nawi pub- eral chairman and It is expected High's home basketball season at sented by the Beethoven Glee Club, ROGERS SILVER SET llihad haraln. It is about aa logical as one might either. I runs on cheap money that the gov- Control of business through codlff- Armory, against West Hartfohl. ohd the O Oef Club, with Mrs. All rlrhta of rapiihllcatlon o( expect. No subs'antial difference be- “W bsn ths government talked ernment can borrow at lower rates that more than 300 Odd Fellows apactal diapatchaa haraln ara alao ra> catlon, complicated and ridiculous Dec. 8— Democratic victory din- Bertellne Lashinske and Miss about ’developing great watar power than anyone else, and it pays no from this section will be in attend- aarvad. tween a proposal to exempt from in- ner dance at Rainbow dance hall ta Miriam Watkins aa guest soloists. as it now seems— and lamentably resources’ and ’alectrlo empires.’ I taxes. I guess it can drive anybody ance. — BEAUTIFUL GLOBE dustrial effort eight or ten million Bolton. The piano accompanists were Miss Pull aarvlca ellant o ( N E A Sarv. futUs— might not have been a failure waa all for that, especially because out of business If it wants to. The prograni iHll consist of one Thia Month Eva M. Johnson and Burdette L. lea. Ine. persons above sixty, while there are It makes work, and we need work. "And here's another thing. A l hour's entertainment each of the if It had not been emasculated by its Dec. 9— Concert by Polish church Hawley. O. Albert Pearson di- Publlabar'a Rapraaanlatlva; Tha that many younger people eager to “But when It ooross to the gov- this cheap water power electricity four lodges, C^scent of East Hart- own sponsor. Failure of dollar de- choirs at High school ball: rected the glee clubs in their entire Julliil Mathewa Spaclal'Asancy—.Naw ernment putting electric flsUrons it a great idea. But wbat’a going, Rising Star of Rockville, work but jobless—between that and D m . ,11 — Chicken pie supper. group of songs. York, Chicaao, Detroit and Boaton. valuation to halt the progress of de- and eggbsaters on tha market at to happen to the miners wbo'v faueaon of Stafford Springs and North Methodist church. The program which lasted about a proposal to liavs nobody do any cut ratas, that's too many for me. been mlnlbg the coal to run Ilhg David of Manchester each " MEMBER audit BI.-REAU OT Aatlon does not prove error in the Dec. 13— Christmas bazaar. South one hour and three quarters, con- circulations. work at all. Well, If the Times I f I waa selUqg electrical appli- present coal-tired generating urnishing IS minutes. theory, only palpable weakness In its Methodist church. sisted of three group numbers by can't see quite a considerable dlffer- anoes Instead of groceries, I’d be plants? Refreshments and a program of Dec. 14— DeMolay dance at Ma- Tha Herald Prlntlna Company. Inc., administration. Failure to restore " I noticed a committee of A la- ' modern and old faahloned dancing the Beethoven Glee Club, two aaaumaa no flnanclal raaponalhlllty ence between these two Ideas it's ple^ sore." sonic Temple. groups by the G
MAKE IT YOURSEI.P ELIZABETH AT EIGHT IS MINDFUL ONLY OF HER BOOKS g^Y O U R AND DANCING lorifying ^TIVwrEikvniono Table Runner In Crochet And Embroidery G Makes Topping Gift Only Three Liveg Stand Between This Popular Princess And England’s Y ourself M. H. S. Opens Cage Season At Rockville Tomorrow aaoor bebb today CHILDREIM Throne. ASnr BOLUSTBB, VMtMjr " By Q tiy Rob«rtfl SB SiiAi week ia • Hbrur.b r w . She AlidaHart t a li fei lev* with TONYr MICXUE, DHIIMIUII BEARS FAVORED TO | “Stars Fell On A labam a" Ta mi«i artlit. elthoafh SIKviM Mf ..... FOOTBALL DEATHS CONTINUE wwaetl eSelMit him. by SARAfl "Little Sarah (ofed four) Is as HBWT, her roonunato. bad as a boy," said her mother which Arttots, beauty authorities and WIN PRO FOOTBALL i Not Written About Feats later ehe meets PBTEB KEM- shows to start arlth that this good itoncliig teachers agrss that ths DAUL, weiUtliy ead promlneat. lady shares the common opUiloa that whe toeafaged to VAUEBIA waistline is the tell-tale of age. As TO SHOW DECLINE THIS YEAR Of Crimson Tide Gridmen Red and White Quintet m m E T T , society giri. \slerla boys are-worse than girls. long as It remains slender and sup- TITLE ON SUNDAY Miofiit* mocJi of her time with a "And Sarah would be exceptional- ple, a woman needn’t worry much gkyctvtt^ without Peter knoulug ly naughty even for a boy," she add- about her birthdays. Once it be- ed. "Certainly a problem child.' comes rather stiff or overweight, a By T. M. DAVENPORT. . The flghUng spirit of Alabama ' about It. Then we meet Sarah harself. smart girl wlU tak immediate steps University, Ala.,'Dec. l.— (A P )— ’ had been forgottbn, but Herschell I They asks Aan to marry mm STUDY REVEAI5 26 Alabama Team Relies Chicago Pits Two of Game’s ; A lyricist recently wrote. "Stars Caldwell, "Red" Barnes and "Wu" JACKSON.LEADS , Coach Clark Expresses Opd* < she agrees.'' Although Tony She U, as we expected, the origi- to get It back In- shape If she doesn't nal exponent of perpetual motion. want to look old — or older than, _ . . /!• ' ^ Alabama", but in football in Winslett and Ben Bnia had not for- has promised to “settle down" Kau ' A r a n is t IllSDtS* I decade stars have risen to gotten the 1926 rally. Aftei fight-1 and save money so they can be She Is absolutely lacking self-con- she is. mism Over Season’s Pros- ' A small waistlln- la desirable, of KILLED THIS FALL On Speed and Deception “ • i Alabama. , tog Stanford to a standstill for two ' HOCKEY PLAYERS married be docs not do this. sciousness. So obsessed is shs with n • U II CJ I ^ New Year’s day to Pasadena's periods, Alabama's offense clicked Sarah becomes engaged to JOHN the sppslling number o f things course. But even more Important OnUnS nUiy II8V€ CQKC BowI, Uie fourth Alabama I and Jimmy Johnston, fullback, fin-i'- pects; To Start Johnson: MACDONALD and displays an en- around her that the tmitacles of than actual meaaurementk Is University, A to. Dec. 4— (AP) —« whether or not It bends easily, hi- gives Jimmy Angells his half back ' team In ten years will defend the ly plunged over for a touchdown gagement ring. Tony promises thought haven’t a second to curl ON NATIOITS GRIDS team mate Novich, full back and ; gridiron prestige of that vast sec- (Tidwell converted from placement Ann a ring for a Christmas gift back on tbemselvas. lowing you to walk with a graceful, A new type of Alabama football j Toronto Wmgman M ead "Clarke, Gavello, Bycholski team will invade Rose Bowl at Riley Smith, quarterback a chance Over Rivals in Line. tion east of the Rocky Mountains, for a tie. but on Christmas Eve when Ann Into Everything easy stride. Foi Instance, no mat- t I ter how old or how young you hap- to get under way. Howell, slender and new stars will glitter. Alabama's fortunes waned. For and Sarah prepare a fesUye din- Everything she sees, touchse, Pasadena on New Year's Day— an and almost fraglle-lookitg bos Gone are Hubert. Gillis and Brown three years old enemies in Dixie ner lonv falls to appear. pen to be, you should be able to lean eleven that relies on speed and de- With Conacher, His Team- and Obnehowski. smells or tastes Is a potential aource over and touch the floor with your Total Is Sesregated as Fol- taken more punishment than any By JIMMY DONAHUF. of 1025, Caldwell, Winslett and Enis won. In 1930 the last WaUace Wade Valeria Bennett attends a party of new experiment And as Is nat- ception, instead of the power of ita other man on tba squad. But so wall of 1026, Cato Sington, Campbell and i coached eleven came through unde- at wmeh a man Is shot and In- fingertips, meanwhile keeping ths NEA Serviee Sports Writer ural with such an active child, she la three predecessors. has hla teammates blocked that he others of 1630, but omnipresent are ! ffSted. 1 mate, in Second Pbce. jured. Peter reads the report In knees perfecUy straight. If you ^^ows: CoDege 1, High The line is just as hefty as those Manchester High opens Ita basket- constantly trying out four can't dp it, you’d better start trying has been able to maintain his aver- New York, Dec. 4.—On Stmday, the stars in Howell, Hutson, Lee, 1 Easy Triumph j a newspaper and goes to see Va- previous forward walls however. In age of mere than six yards a try Smith and others who have made ' The stars were there—John (H u r-, ball season this week with two Instead of one on every object In right now. December 0. the New York Giants reach. every maneuver there la coordina- this year. Alabama’s 1934 campaign one of ,ry) Cain, a sophomore fullback who; games, the first against Rockville NOW CiO ON WITH THE STORY Don't be too strenuous about 16, Sand Lot 6, tion and the squad as a whole Is one and the Chicago Beam meet here Montreal, Dec. 4.— (A P I—Despite The. design used for this table runner also Is attractive on a wide variety She dips her hands In her milk exercise, Naturally, If you've ne- Alabama’s line Is flanked by the victory. , called signals; Ralph McKnight, a High at the Windy City tomorrow CHAPTER XI of other artlclea. cup; lifts a newly ironed acatf off of the most willing to aid a team- best pair of ends in many years for the professlonBl football cham- • Rally From Defeat blocking back whose name appeared the shut-out handed Toronto by the night and the second against Weal Valeria’s eyes were wide -and glected your waistline for years, you the rack and stuffs It into bar own can't expect to get It back to nor- Chib 3; Four in State. mate. ' with Don Hutson, 190 pound, all- pionship of the United States—^and The first Crimson Invasion of Rose only in the Uoeups, never In the de- Detroit Red Wings Sunday, the Hartford High at the State Armory lUled with tears. Her soft, red End runs, reverses, fake reverses, American on one terminal and Paul By CAROL CARR spreads, tabis cloths chair backs little tub full of water; bites her mal In a few daya. You can't touch Huey Long's Louisiana Empire. Bowl on New Year’s day, 1026. tall; John Henry Suther, Monk Leafs star wingman, Harvey Jack, here on Friday night. For more Ups drooped disconsolately. She sat triple passes, long and short passes Bryant who weighs nearly 200 at raised the stock of Alabama footbad Campbell, ace of the spinner play; than a month, the Red and l ^ t « on a small stool near Peter, gazing It’s getting along toward the and similar articles. Where a crayons into small pieces; pours the floor the first time you try. Or And unless the Giants Induce a son and (Thuck Conacher, continued sand into the piano. and just straight football go into the other. and the South in general. Trailing Fred Sington, an All American hoopstcra have been practicing pleadingly up Into his face. time \yhen it Is necessary to number of gifts have to be com- the tenth. Maybe not even tba By FOSTER HAILEY mob to spirit Bronchr NagurskI to set the pace In the individual She uses every sense ehe has on its reportoire of plays. In reserve strength this year's by two touchdowns at the half, Ala- tackle, and Captain "Foots" Clem- steadily for their 17-game schedule Peter thought he had never seen consider those Christmas gifts you pleted in a hurry, the versatility twentieUu Simply lean as far for- .Asaoclatod Sporta Writer The spear head of the attack Is off on the long, long ride, and have of the design will prove a boon to everything handy. No wonder her eleven Is probably better than any bama, led by the wildly driving ent. hi.s running mate. scoring during the past week to the of 1934-35 and Coach Wilfred J. her look more childlike and lovely, plan to make not only from the ward as jrou can. Keep oh practic- Millard (Dixie) Howell, speedy and Beattie Feathers deported on the the needlcworker. mother is distracted. ing and after a few weeks, you'll other. The backfleld loses a little In grounds of being part Indiana, it's Pooley Hubert, rose In the secon<( This starting team was backed by National Hockey League. Clarke is highly optimistic over the but he was not moved by the standpoint of their desirability New York, Dec. 4— (AP)— Foot- elusive triple threat half back. He weight in substitutions but picks up but the ease and speed with whicb The detailed instructions , for Naturally she is surrounded by find that you really'can rpach tha going to be the same old story—the half and won as spectacular a vic- a second string eleven, almost as Jackson scored one goal during prospects for the season. thought. ball fatalities continued to show a is the marked man In every game, a spe^. The line loses little In weight strong defensively as the varsity. Corna Is Captain "A bunch'came by after you left they can be flnlsbed. working out this design, including rules and "mustn’ta" and "dont’s." floor. Then do it ten times every Bears will start another winter tory as any ever did to nose out the week for his tenth of the sea- the necessary transfer patterns, decline this year from the high large part of the deception that or aggressiveness. Washington’s Huskies, 20 to 19. Instead of staging a spectacular It was announced today that —” Valeria began. That Is why I present the Il- But they are not enough to get this morning for the rest of your life. ' mark of 1931 when the tragic death barnstorming tour as kings of the son and with four assl.sta held to his lustrated table runner for the will be delivered to your home by girl Into line. In addition, try this new exerctss, coin game. A year later, although Hubert end rally to electrify the bowl crowd, place at the top of the standings Reno Coma, a senior whq has beea Peter said stonily. "You were go- o f Cadet Dick Sheridan, West Point this eleven went to work and de- a substitute forward for the past ing to wrap packages. You had a moat earnest consideration of the fast mall for only 10 cents. The She has absorbed some things, of created by a famous studio that For the Bears, in Nsgurski, have Grant Gillis who fired the 50-yard with 14 points. Conacher tallied Instructions suggest certain col- end shocked the country and led to pass to Johnny Mack Brown that tentod Wa.shlngton State, 24 to 0, two seasons, has been elected cap- frightful headache—" needlcworker. The table runner course. She lets the piano alone now, specializes In reducing and figure- rule changes and closer aupcrvtslon the best football player in the twice and boosted his total points to is in the category of the always lors, but these may be varied to building routines. world, and the second' 'beat in won the game were gone, new stars going away. In 1930 the 'Bania 12, compiled with five goals and tain of the team. No manager has "It’s terribly . hard to refuse, and her fingers bum when she goes by colleges and high schools over been named aa yet but in idl llkll- ometimes. I didn't want to go." acceptable gifts beca\ise there suit the color of the room in Stand erect, arms atretched abort Fcatbera, who, although Injured a had risen. Again Alabama traveled team was a power unit that went seven assists. near the clothes horse. Even so, each America's national fall sport. through, today it is speed, decep- bood will be appointed at the final "And perhaps you can explain the never are too many in the linen which they are to be used. day dawns with new terrors for her your head, palms facing each other. RANGERS TO OPPOSE couple of weeks ago and kept out west, thia time to meet Stanford s The Wings, who have scored 26 26 Grid Desths tion and split second timing. practice seaalon at the Armory to- other times you’ve been at Dirk’s closet.. To obtain the transfer patterns mother. Keeping the backbone straight, lift of the recent game against the De- Indians. 'The Indians went to work goals In nine games, hold the next and Instructions, simply tear out The fourth annual survey by the and ran over a first period touch- But the stars shine as brightly In day. Manchester has been holding place.” This particular dealgn recom- I talked to Sarah. She is pretty, the left leg outward to the side as Associated Press made in collobora- troit Lions, ;s expected to be able three positions. With four goals and There was a look in Peter's eyes mends itself because It has the the above illustration and mail far as It will go, swing your body to play against the Giants. down. Alabama. seven assists, Johnny Sorrell has five practice sessions a week since friendly, frank and dynamic. tion with Prof. Floyd R. Easter- the first week in November and the that was new. Valeria thought of rich appearance that distinguishes with 10 cents In coin for one set, to the left, bending the waistline. As a unit, George Halas’ Chicago put together 11 points and Is trailed 20 cents for two sets or 30 cents It wasn't long before her mother wood of New York University and NORWICH BIG FIVE results obtained with the huge the alibis she hail prepared, but the fine gift, combining the beau- referred to her as a "bad” girl. The Your arms and head will swing over the National Bureau of Casualty team has been the smoothest func- with Cooney Welland and Larry none of them seemed satisfactory. ties of the quickly-finished lazy- for three sets, to CAROL CARR, and down, too. Be sure to keep the tioning outfit to the wrestern divi- squad of candidates has been most child didn't appear to hear. It wasn't Princess Elizabeth, who may some day hold the reigns of England’s vast empire, is shown (right) in a end Surety Underwriters shows 26 Auriet, with nine each. Conacher, satisfactory to (%ach Clarke, who It "You’re being cruel and unfair," dalsy cross-stitch with lightning 103 Park Avenue, New York City, arms parallel. Reverse, pointing sion of the league. It sailed Sorrell and Auric ended the week In in CARE OF MANCHESTER news. pose with her sister. Princess Margaret Rose. The h o b ^ horse they are riding Is the one used by their deaths this fall attributable to foot- starting his sixteenth season ai ahe sobbed. "If you could only see. crochet work. right foot outward to the side and ball as compared to fifty In 1931, 38 through its schedule with ease, led a three-day tie for the moat num- One of the very attractive fea- EVENING HERALD. Be sure to Here was an imusual being who mother, the Duchess of York, In her childhood days. bending the body toward the right. Meet Strong Outfit at Armory by the irresistible line-smashing of basketball mentor here.! how It happened! I wasn't to could be a "leader" some day In one ------,jr...... — in 1032 and 36 last year. Lou Gehrig Also Leads ber of assists, each having aided blame, and 1 could explain If you turea of the design is that It may ask for Design 287 and mention this Repeat twenty times. Nagumki, the broken-field running The Varsity 8i|uad form or another as sure ss the tide They are segrated as follows: Local Sport their teammates seven times. would only try to understand, also be used In making of bed- newspaper. By BOLTON BRONNER Jane Gray was called Queen of of Feathers, and the great play of The varsity squad consists of Leo is coming In, provided someone had ered or teas to he explored. The College 1; High School 16; Sand Lot Tomorrow Night m Second I The doubtful honor of leading in Peter." England for. 14 days by her parti- new continents, so to speak, are Bill Hewitt, giant wingman. Johnson, Arnold Clarke, Bruno By- time to keep her very busy in the London —Princesa Elizabeth, the 6, and Club 8. penalties found Red Horner of ths cholski, David Muldoon, Reno He stood up, looking down at sane. Then Queen Mary’s men all in the natural sciences. In the Tba collegs death toll is a decrease Leafs still at tha top with S3 mto- her. He said tensely. "You can't roadster. right way. King of England's favorite grand- Chatter Broaeha Is Tough Maverick Loop In Runs Batted In Coma, James Woodbousa, Richard becauie her hands and feet were captured her and she was executed first Elizabeth’s day, England’s child—who, in all human probabil- from 2 to 1031, two to 1982 and two Game o f Season; Locals utea spent to ths penalty box. He Carpenter, Attllio Gavello, Richard aplaln anything. We’re through." chilled, and she was In the center "Let’s drive around the park," be Should Be Kept Busy in the Tower In 1554. navy was her sure shield and Broncho, the former Minnesota was followed by Ebble Goodfellow, What a wealth ot material to ity, will some day reign over Great In 1088. High school fatalities to- (jobb, Alphonse Obucbowakl, John Valeria slipped- the ring that of town. In the center of all the said, tucking a warm rug about her. Few English Kings have given buckler. But with the advent of ersaaad from 14 three years ego, 8 maulsr, la acknowledged by every the highest scoring defenceman looked like a drop of white lire ‘"The park? All right," Ann work on! But If the Idead la In- Britain as the second Queen Bess— Showed Much Promise In Tha Rac Senior League offers lo- man to the pro loague to bo the liem ey and Robert Campbell. Of lights and glitter. names to the era during aircraft, England Is no longer an to 1082, end 11 lest year; enS lot from Detroit, with 35 mlnutee, Mar- •the 12, only Johnsoii was a rogulas from her finger. As Peter made no She passed several restaurants agreed without enthusiasm. grained into her that she is naughty la 'getting to be a big little girl, so ! island. The England of the fu- cal basketball fans two top-notch greatest Unecruaber to tha game. Drove in 165 Runs to Take I . / to speak. ! which they reigned. But three deaths from 10 to 1081, 8 to 1082 ty Barrow, Boston, and Baldy last season, most of tha others be- move to take it, she laid It on the where people were coming and Peter laughed. He was thinking and hopeless, the very qualiti'Xi that ture w ill. have grave problems end 0 to 1638; end club from 2 to games tonight at tha School street In addition, ho Is no moan poaa Northcott, Maroons, rank next with out of four of the English Queens Cage Opener. Rec. The first encounter at 7:45 flipper, and hla heave to BUI ing on the second team. This squad table. She was trembling. "You’re going. Before one of the smaller that last night Velcria had said, should go for a life useful to itself She was eight years old on ' are forever connected with their both of peace and, war. which Is 1981, 5 to 1033 end 3 to 1633. 34 minutes each. breaking with me—’’ "Let’s ride in the park tomorrow. April 21 last atid is tall, straight, | o’clock finds the Bast Sides and Hewitt to the last period of the Honors for Fifth Season; 1^ 0 ^ / 11 PIq has been rapidly rounding into places she stopped. She and Tony and to others, may easily be divert- times. The reign of Queen EUza- why loyal Britons do not grudge NOW CIOARET IS, NOW Claoelfled as to the type o f play The leading scorers: . shape under Coach CHarke's dirsc- ‘T d have to be able to trust my It will be white ‘^ d beautiful." ed Into headstrong license. strong and sturdy for her a g e.; Watklns-Y seeking to break a dead- crucial game with Detroit resulted I had eaten there a number of times. beth is always' known os the Eliza- a single sunny hbur in the life of IT ISN X HABBfFim eight received fatal Injuries to mak- G. A. J; \ tion and has gone well in acrim- wife." Ann went inside and ordered a Another hour. Another girl to whom Sarah's mother has little time for Her fair hair, blue eyes, winsome : the bonny girl Princess. ing tackles, one in blocking and The Rangers, who gave an Im- lock for second place and the clash in the winning touchdow-n. | CONCORDIA LUTHER LEAGUE ' H. Jackson, Toronto .... 10 4 141 bethan period. The reign of Queen should be replete with action from Feathers, in his firat year of 'the i Trails Foxx in Nnrnber of ' mages with the second string squad. Valeria's voice rose shllly. "What pot of colTcc. Two cups of coffee the park meant nothing. To whom anything but routine care. The child smile and utt^r naturalness have ' Anne is called after her name. four to being tackled. Information pressive performance to their bas- (Charter Oak AUej’s) ! C. Conacher, Toronto . . . 5 7 12 you want is an angel for a wife. All places meant nothing because she already become well known to | Various Inveettgathme Differ on Bt- start to finish. The same can be pro game after an All-America' Coach Clarke will employ a man to would give her strength to go on. is left to her own devices. The reign of Queen Victoria is fecta o f - Smoking, Alttwngb Is lacking on the others. ketball debut last week to bowing to Sorrell, Detroit ...... 4 7 11 man defense with a fast breokliw of- right, go out and see If you can wherever, ahe was going. She would was suffering Just as he was suf- thousands of Londoners, who ; Prisoner Killed said about the nightcap, in which career at the University of Tennes- ] The Navy won 2 out of 3 games Age will mellow her self-will and called by everybody the Victorian Certain OtMorvatlona Seem the Fafnir Dragons of New Britain Walks; Rath Gets 103 Weiland, D e tro it...... 3 6 9 fense snd he Itaa a number of ac- And her!” find a movie where she could sit In fering. know her by sight, and have en- i DID YOU KNOW T H A T - For the first time since Warden Moriarty's will be out for their see, broke all records for ground from the Army. Wlnzler rolled high Auric, D etroit...... 2 7 9 impulsiveness. Routine will press era. It was because of the big to Be Slgnlfloont single of 126 and' high 3 string for curate 3hootc;| who are counted Her bitter taunt rang In his ears the darkness. She would stay there He wished Ann could go away. dearsd her to the people whose Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing intro- by a close score, will oppose the third straight triumph against the gaining, amassing 1,052 yards in Goodfellow, Detroit .... 4 4 8 Its curbing and sensible hand. Regu- things in war, in exploration, ' in 326. In the other match Yale took upon to gamer many pointe. as he left the bouse. He was glad until the telephone in Sarah’s He would like to see the color come Que«n she will be. duced the game as a part of prison Norwich Big Five in their second Army and Navy Club, with the lat- 107 attempts, which is Just a few Passes; Other Records. Robinson, Montreal .... 5 2 7 lar duties will take up much of the science, in literature that occurred Because cars with Independently By DB. MOBRIS YTSHBEIN all 3 games from Penn. B. Gess tak- Storting Quintet to get away, to feel the cold, clean apartment had stopped tinging or back to her cheeks and serenity to But, just at present, (jpeenlng routine, a prisoner In a atate insti- ter determined to pu! out of the Inches shy of 10 yards a crack. .. 7 surplus energy. But just now I see when they sat on the throne. sprung front wheels must be Jacked start of the season tomorrow night Schriner, N. Y. Amor. 4 3 Coach Clarke plans to start John- air whip against him. Christmas! Tony became tired of camping on her stormy eyes. She was very dif- is one of the remotest thoughts Editor, Jonmal of the American tution is listed among the fatalities, cellar position. The cream of Man- The Bears also ha. c the out- ing all honors for the night with T. Cook, Chicago ...... 4 3 7 a wild little spirit, not a "problem." So far. by contrast to her illus- up several inches before the wheels at the State Armory at 8:30 o'clock. single of 135 and 3 string with 306. son and CJlarke at forwards, Gavri- Merry Christmas to all! A merry, the doorstep. ferent from the happy girl who had in her young head. For her trou- Medical Aaaodatlon, and of Hygela, John Davlduke of the Connecticut chester’s cage talent is competing standi. g scorer in the league in Chicago, Dec. 4— (AP) —In addi- Lewis, Detroit ...... 2 5 7 She isn't had. She needs most some- trious namesake, the present Eliz- leave the ground, clamps arc being It was announced today by Man- in this circuit and the games are lo at center and Bycholski and Obu- mery Christmas! talked with him that day last sum- bles are in the offing. Up to now the Health Magazine atate prison at Wethersfield. He Jack Manders, the former Minne- Army Howe, St. L o u is...... 5 1 6 She never wanted to see him one to really understand her. abeth’s life has been roses all the manufactured which will eliminate ager "Gyp" Gustafson. on a par with the best that semi- sota youth, who forged into the tion to winning the American B. Hanson ...... 91 117 92 300 chowski at guards, Gavello will Tony and Ann had dined. They mer. she has had her teaching at the Regardless of the fact that many died Oct. 14, of a skull fracture re- Wiseman. D etroit...... 4 1 5 again. Going off on Christmas Eve way. She is surrounded by ador- this "slack." / Although forced to accept the pro circles have to offer. lead ahead of Dutch Clark, Detroit League batting championship Lou B. Custer ...... 88 109 111 308 drop bock into a guard position on had gone to a musical comedy, and getting drunk, forgetting that They were driving through the hands of her governess. Miss Ma- mllUona of people smoke tobacco ceived to a game at the prison with Blinco, M aroons...... 3 2 5 ing relatives. Her grandfather— A simple trap for preventing short end of a 35-30 count last ace. with hla remarkable place J. Wlnzler, ___ 91 89 97 277 the offense, the other four pressing hut the feeling of depression had he had ever thought of an engage- park now. A beautiful, white park KEEPING I'P WITH El’BOPE rion Crawford, a graduate of the regularly and that they have been a club team from outside. He had Gehrig led the circuit in runs batted Mondou, Canadlens...... 3 2 5 not lifted. "Grandpa King” — idolizes her. rust scales from reaching the radia- week, the Rangers displayed con- kicking. Mandem booted a total Kulpinsky ___ 97 100 90 287 the attack. Undoubtedly, the en- ment ring. Spending the money with small shrubs huddled under high school at Dunfermline, Scot- doing ao for many yeara, the scien- aerved two years of a 4-6 year sen- Watkins-Y, which opened its in for the fifth season. The Yankee's W. Cook, N. Y. Rangers 3 2 The big box with Its gay wrap- land. This is to be continued Her uncle, the Prince of Wales, tor of the automobile has been plac- siderable promise of developing into of 28 points after touchdown and F. Knofla ... 105 91 91 287 5 tire varsity squad will sec action to- for her ring on bottles of Scotch and snowy cloaks and tall trees gleam- South Bend, Tnd.—(A P )— Belief tific facts relative to the effects of tence for theft of an automobile. semi-pro campaign with a decisive 2 pings was In Tony’s car, still un- probably for another year or so spoils her when he is allowed the ed on the market. It is inserted in a team to fill the shoes of the de- seven field goals during the year. hig first baseman drove in 165 runs, Barry, Bouton 3 5 morrow night against Rockville, gin. Waking up at a late hour this ing with myriads of Icicles. that America is keeping pace with tobacco on the human body are only Only 14 of the 26 received their triumph over the Rogers Manufac- ten short of his league record and in opened. Tony had looked embar- and then the little girl will be chance. the upper rubber hose, and the open- funct National Guards. The Dragons With Feathers and NagurskI Totals ...... 472 506 481 1459 Chapman, Americans . . . 2 3 5 one of the few teams that Moncheo- morning and sending a hurry call Suddenly Peter stopped the car, scientific discoveries abroad is ex New World to Face begiimlng to be established. Injuries in actual games, six being turing Company quintet of Meriden winning the honor, tied bis illustri- TrotUer, Maroons ...... 2 3 5 tcr has been able to defeat consist- rassed when Sarah had walked out said something strange and fasci- sent to some select private school ings in the trap's screen are suffi- A recent investigation made at hurt to practice and the other six in were a fast stepping veteran outfit lugging the leather, L'e Bears have Navy to the drug etore for the biggest, pressed by the Rev. Julius A. Nleuw. last Saturday night, travels to the ous teammate, Babe Ruth, who also 287 ently in recent years. o f the bedroom with it, saying. nating. "Ann, marry me tonight chosen by her parents, the Duke Contrast the first Elizabeth. ciently large to allow water to flow Harvard University Indicates that unsupervised pickup matches on with a wealth of experience but the Silver City for a return game to- Gene Ronzani, former Marquette Weber ___ ..7. 94 103 00 moat expensive box of candy-^per- land, C. S. C., professor of chemis- Rangers made it anybody’s game star, and Carl Bi-umbaugh, quarter- has led the circuit five times since L. Hanson 81 66 255 Coach Clarke hasn’t selected bis ‘.‘Ann, after all your trouble you’ve and you can go with me." try at Notre Dame, after a four- and Duchess of York. Her mother, Anne Boleyn, wife of easily, but small enough to trap the the most Important substance la vacant lots. One youngster, 12 year morrow evening. Next Saturday .... 78 forgotten to give Tony his Christ- haps while that girl was still In Henry 'VIII, was beheaded upon right up to the last minute o f play back, furnishing the blocking. 1920. Adams ...... Ill 106 04 311 second string squad from the twen- his apartment. And then forgetting (To Be Contlnnod) months stay in Europe. Studies and Sings scale. tobacco is nicotine. A clgaret con- old John Speers of Arlington, Mass., night, the locals take on the Tor- mas present." The Princess has already suc- crarges oS adultery brought by in a thrilling, exciting tussle that The Bears’ line probably is the Gehrig also finished runner up to F. Wlnzler .... 91 190 126 326 ty Candidas s for the team as yoL to bring even that to her. A paint tool equipped with tains about one gram of tobacco— was killed when a sharp root pene- rington Y at the local Y. M. C. A. Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics in waiting until be leams today o f the But Tony did not dive dowm into cessfully wrestled with the fa- that monarch. When he married trated his throat as be was tackled had a crowd of more than 600 fans strongest combination in the coun- E. Knofla . ... 105 100 105 310 FIVE GOPHERS MAY The waiter set the pot of coffee small wheel has been developed to that Is, about l-30th of a nouncs, working the pitchers on perhaps players who will be eligible to com- his pocket after Sarah bad left, mous three R’s—reading, writing Jane Seymour, he darkened the guarantee uniform and cleancut In a sand lot contest. bowling and cheering madly. The try. Link Lvman. the huge tackle, saying, "And here’s your present, before her and Ann poured out a and 1-lOOtb of this is nicotine. Coach Thomas F. Kelley of Man- scaring them into issuing walks. Totals .... pete. It is not expected that any ot and arithmetic. It is said she little Elizabeth's life by declaring stripping for the automobile body. The list of dead with age, achool Dragons will undoubtedly prove to i and Bill Hewitt, the end. are the . . . 479 499 511^1480 Ann." cupful. She drank It slowly, poured her Illegitimate. She found refuge Investigations chow also that chester High's football team retired Foxx was passed 111 times, while the first team players will be de- writes a very legible hand, knows An amphibian auto has been and type of injury includes: be one of the classiest teams in this Ftandnuts Ann decided that he was waiting out another cup v/ltit shaking fin- and surcease from sorrow only in about 1-lOth of the nicotine present section of the state and the Rangers’ last night as president of the (Con- Gehrig walked 109 times. Ruth, still END GRID CAREERS clared Ineligible. Today’s Pattern her share of primary geography constructed in Russia for use in College—Lawrence, Froeliger, 20, Yule is absorbed by the smoker into hie necticut Football Association, Ray dangerous, drew 103 puses, one for the constraint between them to gers. and has already teamed by heart books and had the advantage of feat to holding their margin to five Bears' Line Strongest H. Gess . . Open Loops Season' parts of that country where there body. Yet, it has been established, Arnold College, New Haven, Conn., Oosting of Trinity being elected to more than Buddy Mycr of Washing- ___ 88 95 90 282 lift. But, try as she would, she A man at a table across from her many little poems of her mother's the teaching. of some of the moat broken neck. points speaks volumes for the abil- Don’t get the Idea that this su- Roth ...... ___ 80 276 Manchester will leave for Rock- are no roads or bridges. this small amount of nicotine may the post. Chris McCormick, widely ton. 101 89 could not be natural. Even the was staring at her out of somber native country of Scotland. She brilliant men of her time. Even High school—Vito La Rocca, age ity of Coach Hugh Greer’s charges. perlative description of the Bears Smith . . . . ___ 99 93 82 274 ville at 6:15 o'clock tomorrow night, The first motorcycle was built in bring about slgniflcsuit changes to the first game being called for 7:80 thought of the small, twinkling eyes. Ann resented his stare until can also sing some of the old f-when she grew up, her troubles .n ot given. New Haven, Ck>nn., high With Harold "G o b ” Turkington «^e>-*e. was re- Indicates they are overwhelming First basemen won major honors B. Gess ...... 128 133 135 306 Rules May Make Minnesota ring which was probably In bis she saw it was Peter Kendall. Peter Scotch songs and has made gOdd were not over. Her sister. Queen Germany by Gottlieb Daimler. It body reactions. and Jason Chapman, former,.,0. Guards elected secretary and treasurer. taverites They.'re the writer’s in batting to runs, guardians of the o’clock between the second teams, bad a half horsepower single-cylin- school, infection. Kelley was namra to the executive pocket right now did not bring hap- Kendall, looking haggard and sober. progress in dancing. So much 1s Mnry, had her arrested and Ira- Some investigators found that tha aces, added to a lineup that includes choice-bu t didn't Ysle, beat Prince- first stop, landing the firat four Totals .... with the main encounter at 8:80 der engine. Sand lot—Robert Bali, 13, Strat- board of the ussociation. ... 478 509 486 1473 piness. She smiled at him. It was a q\irer the latter the case that one of her prls'incd for a time in the Tower blood sugar ' increases 30 to 40 per fleld.. Injury to spine. such up and coming performers as ton thie year? places. ^al Trosky of Cleveland Stars Ineligible to Com- i o’clock. The borne game here Pri- In the last ten years, 27T.000 peo- Penn It was while they were driving smile without mirth In It. chief delights last summer was of London. It was only when cent during the 15 minutes that fol- Club—John Daviduke, 24, Weth- Chucky Smith, Schuetz, Enrico, The Giants have been handi- belted in 142 runs. Honk Greenberg P. Rtemer ...... 84 78 80 242 I day night will open Mancheater'a C. home, darkness gathering about He did not smile, but he got up the gathering at Broemar where Mary died and EUzabeth came to pl“ have died and about 10,000,000 low the smoking of one clgaret and •rsfleld. Conn., State Prison, skull Sheldon, Saimonds, Della Fera and Members of the Army and Navy capped by the loss of Harry New- of the Detroit. Tigers drove home J. Klein .. ___ 69 78 92 239 pete Next Season. ] C. I. L. season. them, that Tony said, 'Tve a little and came over to her. "Well, how's some of the best adeffts at Scotch the throne herself that she came have been injured as a result of returns to normal within the next fracture. Antonio, the Rangers should become Club basketball team are requested iraii. their star quarterback, and 139 and Foxx was credited with 130. F. Wemer ___ 87 90 88 265 something for you at my place, the gam e?" he asked. "Have you ancient dances gave an exhibition. into her own and could reveal her automobile accidents. SO minutes. Anothet* investigator a team to be reckoned with in semi- to meet at the club this evening at for the last couple of weeks have Others who batted in 100 or more M. Klein .. ... 102 83 00 284 Ann. I’ll drop by and pick it up." lost your Job, Ann Hollister?" She has also made some progress capacities for government, for The average motorist paid found that the blood investigator pro circles. The Norwich Big Five 7 o'clock. All members arc re- been cxperlmcn'Jng with Ed Don- runs included Charley Gebringer of W. Klein . ... 121 100 112 333 TULANE FACES TEMPLE He parked the car in front and "No. But I’ve lost something I in elementary French and in a chocsing the proper captains of $47.31 in special motor taxes in found that the blood sugar rose in boasts a lineup of stellar players quested to attend this meeting. owski, former Fordham flash, in Detroit 127; Roy Johnson of Boston Chicago. Dec. 4.— (A P )—The col- stepped out. Ann said, on impulse, prized more." year or so German will be added England’s armies and naviOs, for 1933, $3.06 per car more than in a fairly uniform manner for a period who should be worthy opponents for his place. Also, Jack McBride is 119 and Earl Avcrill of Cleveland i Totals ___ ...463 429 471 1363 lege football careers of five Minne- "It’s cold out here. Mind if 1 come "Tough, isn’t It?" He spoke as to the curriculum. Up to now, encouraging literature and the 1932. ol twro hours after smoking two WALKER SUFFERS the Rangers as they seek their first The West Sides football team being pepped for a backfleld post. 113. 1 sota stalwarts probably will be IN SUlU R BOWL CLASH In with you?" though ho understood. Ann remem her lessons have been confined to arts. American automotive exports cigarets. victory of the season. will hold an Important meeting at If the (Jianta can whip the back- Ai Simmons of Chicago set a ended or shortened by the time the Tony said slowly. "Why, of bored then that Peter had lost a few hours daily, largely In the The future QUeen EUzabeth, for the first eight months of this the West Side Rec tonight at 6:30 field into shape for the Bear con- record by chasing bo-ie 100 or mure Western Conference faculty com- course not." New Orleans, Dec. 4.— (AP) — something, too. Just what she had most delightful open air surround- when and if she comes to the year reached a dollar value near- Unfortunately for the signlflcanc* o’clock. All players arc asked to test. it will be a battle all the way runs for the elecenth season, and mittee on athletics finjshcs its de- Ann had never been Inside lost— faith and confidence In the HIS FIRST KAYO New Year’s Day will usher In an- ings. either in the gardens of throne , will face an entirely dif- ly three times greater than that of these observations still another report promptly. Plans will be through, with Bo Molenda pitting the Tigers in numbering four play- liberations this week end. other football classic when Tulana Tony’s apartment, though she had one he loved. Buckingham Palace, or on the ferent kind of world. There are of the January-August value for made for the team's banquet, which his line crashing against that of ers, Greenberg Gebringer Rogell Sport Briefs The question of eligibility of waited outside for him many times That accounted for the hard, set 1933. investigator found a decrease in Last Night *8 Fights and Temple meet here in the in- lawn of Royal Lodge, the summer no more continents to be discov- blood sugar after smoking, and two will be held this Saturday night if NagurskI, Danowskl trjing to out- and Goslln, among those batting In Stanislaus Koatka, Minnesota’s driv- augural sugar bowl clash. The two while be went in for a quick look on his face and his bitter home of her parents at Windsor possible. Anyone not connected run Feathers and out-general 100 or more tallies, presented some- Albert (Red) White, former star ing full back; Bill Bevan, star Change. He lived In a small apart- eyes. others found that smoking did not Veteran Fighter Loses to were chosen for the battle yester- Great Park. I with the team who would like to at- Brumbaugh, and Ken Strong, the thing unusual. halfback at Colorado Agricultural guard, Art Clarkson. Gcorg(riSvend- day by the Midwinter Sports Asso- ment building, ate out, and sharCd "Maybe I shouldn’t say this but have any effect on the blood sugar. By ASSOCIATED PRESS big back from N. Y. U„ pitting his She will have longer hours of For .this reason the investigators in New Haven, Conn.—Maxie Rosen- tend the banquet is asked to notify Joe Voamik of Cleveland, struck college, la now aasistant football sen and Jay Bevan, is the most Im- ciation, which la arranging for the the services of a maid. I’m terribly sorry for you. Peter classes and study when she is sent one of the players as soon os possi- place-kicking too against that of He opened the door and they Harvard decided to recheck the mat- Younger Man; Knocked bloom, New York, outpointed AI out only ten times in 103 games for coach at Colorado School of Mines. portant item of business on the pro- game. Both accepted. Kendall," Ann said Impulsively. to a private' echool. Her parents ble. Manders. gram of the faculty members. stepped into the gloomy, box-like "And I'm sorry for you, Ann." ter. Gainer, New Haven (12); Ed. Karo- The deciding factor of the game the best mark. Harland C3tft, the Temple coached by Glenn (Pop) think that the natural rivalry be ' By Helen WelsUffler St. Louis Browns kid first baseman Coaches of all sports and athletic Warner, is the only unbeaten team living room. Fumbling for the Her old humor broke through the pK)UR walls are best, you told me. They tried the effects of smoking lak, Schenectady. N. Y„ outpointed will be the line play.- and you can Nathalie Colvocavelses, 19, Phoe- tween pupils and the mixing with * O u t i n 1 1 t h R o u n d . Ai Boross, Bridgeport (8); Louis •Hm O'Leary, who played end on j fanned an even 100 times in 147 directors also will In in Chicago ip the east, but Its record is marred switch at the door, he said. "Not dark wail of unhappiness. "That other children of her own age will To guard a woman's heart cf cigarets on 10 smokers, using look for the widely publicized C3tl- nix, Ariz., was a member of the Cor- much to see. Just a lot of furniture tour different typts of cigartes and Kid Coco, New Haven, outpointed the Wesleyan varsity this past foot- games for the worst. nell University polo club team this Friday and Saturday for the annual by two ties, one 7-7 with Indiana makes lu even, in more ways than be valuable for her. And when she is beloved cag' line tOi outrusb the local lads winter meeting during which iched- thrown tpgether." one." t’iklng several specimens of the Elmcr Bezinah, New Haven (6). i ball season, ' » seeking a berth at season. and the other 0-0 with Bucknell. "Royalty Speaking” Why ever should she start consistently. ulea will be framed and other routine The light flashed on, revealing a 'It’s hard to believe someone biood at different Intervals after Philadelphia, Dec. 4. — (AP) — Philadelphia — Paul Plrronne, i guard bn the University quintet. When that happens, the Bears Tulane champion of the South- So far, she has proven herself After winning two world’s cham- business looked after. eastern Conference with Alabama, scene of wild disorder. Chairs in could let you down." There was no 'T O search for slutT and nonsense? smoking was completed. In nine of Cleveland, knocked out Mickey will claw the Giants down to pee- The University of Kentucky bas- a bright, receptive child, who has pionships, fighting s)l weights from Walker, Rumson, N. J., (11) Robert "Pop” Edgar and Rudy RETIRE GALLANT SIR Under a Big Ten rule which says' haa beaten Ckilgate 7 to 6. every position, clgaret trays fllled 'gallantry in his tone. Just a sim- easily mastered all the tasks set (That’s whal adventures are!) the 10 cases the blood sugar content I wee size. « ketball team entered this season with ashes, clgaret stubs on the welters to heavies, Mickey Walker, Cnilcago—Everett (Young) Righ- Johnson will meet in the finals of ] competition on freshmen teams] ple statement of fact, as Peter said for her. She has also proved to The paths for women’s slippers was not affected more than 6 per with a record of 24 straight victories floor, a table covered with glasses. it. Should never range too far I cent one way or the other, has suffered his first knockout. more, Sioux City. la., outpointed the Army and Navy club billiard | counts aa a year of college com-' TENNIS RATINGS And bottles, bottles. Everywhere. be somewhat of a "handful,” with Xhc Shrewebury Manor, N. J., Tommy Paul, Buffalo, N. Y. (10). AFTER GREAT CAREER to defend. petition Kostka and Clarkson have "It was just that I expected too an independent mind of her own. Thia observation is of the great- tournament at 9 o’clock tonight at The light fell upon a couch In ^ > n lost to the younger and St. Paul—Babe Daniels, Minnea- played their last year of football tor St. Louis. Dec. 4.— (A P )— Bernard uch of someone. I’m old-fashioned, One of the tales Londoners love n U T I was frightened sorely est significance, because the estab the clubhouse. A close, interesting JONES CAN’T EXPLAIN the alcove. Flung carelessly there, agile Paul Pirrone. of Cleve- polis outpointed Lou Vine, Chicago Paul Bumum, Alabama freshman Minnesota. Although they rank aa Welsh of Washington, D. C., na- f guess." to toll is of her royal father re- ^ Lest somehow I should miss iish'ment of a definite rise in blood] match is in prospect and a large where Tony's nice new robe should ^At Ckmventlon hall laat night •<6 ). ^ New York. Nov. 4.— (AP) — The football coach, whose teanui have junlori both attended the University tional public parka tennis champion, •’Suppose," Peter suggested, "that proving her when he overheard A trinket from a market, turnout of members la expected to have been, was a bright green sugar following smoking would sert' 1 two short chops on the chto- Miami, Fla.—Ai Todlsco. Easton, FAILURE OF TROJANS retirement of Gallant Sir, Norman lost only two out of 20 games in the of Oregon and played on freshman ranked firat In the National Public I order something for both of us her calling up one of her little A song, a moon, a kiss. witness the clash. negligee, dripping with lace. ously modify the habits of all per $eat him down at the end of two Pa., outpointed Carl Guggino, Wash- Church’s noted (California thorough- last five years, wears a green hat teams. Kostka played a year of Parks Association mra'a singles rat- to eat. You look ail In. Then I'll friends on the telephone. She gave There was no allbing away that sons with diabetes or of diabetic minutes and 19 seconds of the 11th ton (10). bred, brings to an end a career when his team plays. varsity football at Oregon and an- ing announced today. drive you home. You must eat the exchange and the number and D U T now Fm turning homeward. Los Angeles, Dec. 4.— (AP) — negligee. And over in one chair, a tendency. sf what was to have been a 12- Washington — Norment Quarles The Swedish bowling leagi-s will studded with brilliant achievemente other at Minnesota, rounding out hla Welsh, a former champion of something—like a good soldier.” ^ic. ^uitni (]a bade them hurry, as it was — Meek, gentle as a lamb. Reaching the last lap of a dismal very large and expensive box of round fight. outpointed (Jalvin Calp, Baltimore be in action at Murpyh’s alleys to- during four yea's of campaigning Fifty thousand persons turned out three yeara of ellgriblllty unless the Duke University tennis team wen Feeling his eyes on her, she 'Royalty Speaking!” For nothing but your love, dear, football season, with Notre Dame candy, tied with a huge red ribbon ffl lo u n y tio li In connection with these investi- With bleeding cuts over two half- ( 8 ). night At 7:30 o’clock, Scandla will from coast to coast. freshman angle of the rule is the PubUc Parka UUe at Minna- forced herself to eat a little. Only three livto stand between 1$ worth a linker's dam! enroute west to administer the Coup to see two university baseball teams —-a box without seals or holiday gations it has been pointed out that closed eyes, V'alker was defenseless Newark, N. J— Johnny Rossi, meet the Knights of Pythias. At 9 A son of Sir Gallahad in, the sire amended. apolls lost August defeating Arnold Peter Kendall did not seem to be Hicih. n tu r j i ^ w this child and the throne. Her De Grace, Ck>ach Howard Hording play in Tokyo— Waseda Univ. de- wrappings. hungry either. ' the smoking of cigarets will alleviate S.S the eleventh chukker began. Then Boston, outpointed Mickey Bottonc, o’clock, the Brotherhood will oppose that sent the great Gallant Fox to Bevan has played two years at Simona of Louisville, the 1088 cham- grandfather. King George Fifth is Jones frankly admits he is "com- feated Kelo Univ., 1 to 0. Ann scarcely heard Tony’s fu- hunger. 11.000 spectators saw him take the Newark, (10). the Emanuels and Segar will roll the the races. Gallant Sir performed Minnesota, in addition to his year- pion. Simons waa ranged second. It was strange how parallel their 60. His heir is the prince of pletely baffled" by the collapse of rious, "Damn that girl!" troubles were. Stranger that both One gioup of physiologists point- count for the first time, after being Holyoke, Mass. — Jerry Massa. Beethovens. This is the third week consi.stently in 38 starte to win ling competition at Oregon. Clark- Mrs. Ruth Bailey Prosser,, St ^oitfeKn— S 98 J Wales, who, despite his still rather bis gridiron wizardry. The head Jim Bausch, Kansas University’s Even in that moment of bewil- had come to this small restaurant ed out that this alleviation of hunger down for the count of nine to the New York, defeated Johnny Bang. of the league’s first round, which has $114,890. He was well regarded for son competed os a freshman at Ore- Louis was first in tite women’s eln- boylsl) appearance was 40 on June man of the Trojans baa worked great athlete, is now employed in the derment It was perfectly clear that In the heart of the city, was due to the increase of the second. Holyoke (8). two more weeks to go. the $25,000 . Bay Meadows handicap glee Charles Britstus and WUUnm 23 and bids fair to remain a bache- harder with the 1034 Trojans than internal revenue collection bureau gon and had one year on tba Minna- be was not talking of his feminine Peter said he was leaving next '^ H E blouse lestures the populsr tunic effect, end the cone-shsped amount of sugar in tne blood. Walker tried to stem Pirrone’a on- * New York—Petey Hayes, New to be run December 16 and the aota varsity, giving his one more Sebommer, MinneapoUa, In tha man’s lor. Next after him, as heir to the .with any of his other teams. The in Washington. visitor but of the maid who had day. pocket In contrsst with the ssth and trousers Js very smart Can Another .group insisted, however, slaught for ten rounds. HU left eye York, outpointed Joe Doherty. New $100,000 Santa Anita handicap, year. Jay Bevan and Svendaen are doubles end Mrs. Helen Roes «Bd failed to clean the room. throne, is the Duke of York, the York (8). • FASTEST BACK IN EAST results have been the worst ever. “Going where?" be made In satin or silk. Patterns are sited 14 to JO and 31 to 41. that the aileviatlon of hunger was Was cut in an early round and bU slated for February 23, but a bowed Capt. Bill Lee, tackle on the In the same boat os Kostka and Bill Mrs. Andres Russell, Cleveland In Ann heard herself saying clearly. father of the Princess. He will be right eye to the sixth but fought The material of U. 8. C. this year, tfibdon luffered In a training gallop "Any place. Far away." Slie 18 roQuires 1 7-8 yards of 88-Inch fabric for the tunic and 2 3-8 SO on December 14 next. associated with a les^enihg of the mighty Alabama team thia season, Bevan. the women’s doubles. *neaae don't say anything at all Ann thought Peter was lucky to yards for the trousers, pockets snd sash. gamely on, winning the eighth, Bethlehem, P a , Dec. ..— The fast- Jones feels, la better than he had at Friday, forced hia owner to an- In the long line of. England’s contractions of the stomach which Iowa University In 1017, when be was a fullback in high school. to me. I couldn't possibly bear it be able to leave, She would have ninth, and tenth rounds. He est backfleld man In eastern foot- nounce the colt'e retirement. He **'“ ''* •’•'TTERK and., step-by-step SEHTN'G in - sovereigns there have only been come on' when a person is hungry. loat five games, and better than And nothing you would say could to stay here, to see Tony every day, STRICTIONS, .till out .the coupon below, being sure to MENTION smacked Pirrone soUdly on the riba ball, according to experts who h aw will stand at stud on A. B. Han- four 'undisputed reigning Queens Some special studies have brought that he had at Duke Ir 1034, when Lawrence Ely, mighty center at make any difference." to wait while her heart was aching THE N.tBIE OF THIS NEWSPAPER. to the eleventh Just before the win- Wrestling seen him play la Hamil Reldy, Le- cock's farm near Loctogtonu. Torn bad stared at her, had seen in their own right. out new evidence to the support he lost five. The competition out the University of Nebraska two for the slow processes of time to . *‘-**'*' P.YTTERN BOOK, with a complete selection of those who insist that smoking re- ner made the heavy charge. high halfback. He is Middle Atlan- something in Ann's eyes that had bring some healing of the wound. England’s ttueens Pirrone,- who was credited with here boa been tougher, sajra the Tro- years ago, is coaching the freshman Julia Boyd designs, now is ready. It’s 16 cents when purchased Queen Mary ruled from 1SS3 to lieves hunger because it stops the tic champion to the 100 and 220- Jan bOlS. team at Denver University this year. Monday Night Dec, 24 Will sobered him completely and thor- Peter must have read some of sepsrstely. Or. If you want to order It with the pattern above, send getting most of the rouqds, weighed By AModttled Pims oughly. He said harshly, "The trou- 1608— Bve years in all. She was contractionr of the atomacb. yord doabee, and turns to 0 4-5 sec- "R eally, I don’t know what we’ll these thoughts In her face. "Why in Just sn sddltionsl 10 cents with the coupon. A final observation of considerable In at 159, while Walker tipped the Chicago—Jim Londos, 308, Greece, onds to the century- ble with you, Ann, is that you have don’t you go away?" he asked, succeeded by Queen EUzabeth, •c^ca at 162. be able to do against Notre Dame By defeating the favorite Santa who reigned 48 years—from 1558 significance Is the relationship of defeated Jack Smith, 210, Chicago, Mark the Drawing of a Third m SMOogamistic mind!” •Wouldn’t It help?" one fall. ^ Saturday,” Jones sold. "Some of Clara football eleven, St Mary’s ' The words did not reatoter. Ann JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK to 1803. Queen Anne ruled 12 cigaret smoking to oxygen consump- these boys played badly against Hockey' Galloping Gaels presented their "I couldn’t go far. And 1 DODGERS USE SACBAMENTO New York—Maurice La Chapelle, NAVY HAS TOUGH SAIUNO vslking out of ‘Tony’s place, yeare, from 1703 to 1714. Queen tion. In some people the smoking Washington lost week. The ones coach, E. P. "Slip” Modigan, a wel- $25 Overcoat at couldn’t afford to give up my Job." Enclosed la 16 cents in coin for 178, France, toeaed Jaqkia Brown, the door. She was wallring "No." Peter frowrned. his eyes on Victoria set the high water morit of cigarets is followed by an increase who looked good on offense were By Aeenrti to i Preae come birthday present—his thirty- Pstiern No...... ^ue...... In England for long reigns — 64 New York. Dec. ...—The Brooklyn 170, New York, one fall. Annapolis, Dec. ..— ^The Navy haa dasedly through the snow, her drswm face. "Things are not as of oxygen consumption of from 10 Dodgers have signed a working bod on defense, and vice verso. But NA'nONAL ninth. years— from 1837 to 1601. In to IS per cent. WUmtogton, Del.—Jim Browning. lined up a tough schedule for Its New York American at 8 L Louie. distance between her simple as that." ^>siue...... Address . . . . egreement with the Sacramento It's too late to do any chang- gDinethlag that was hateful modem times this has only been 335, Verona, Mo., defeated EmU football team to 1685. Games on the ing around at this stage. If we New York Rangers at Montreal lm»4 "I wish they were," ahe said. "I’d :lub of the Pacific (Joast League. Mae W est bos developed a sud- GLENNEY'S hurting. • *.-• State exceeded by the late Emperor Duaek, 208, Omaha. Neb., one fall. lilt Include WllUam 'ond Mary, Mer- should decide to swing around the Canadlens. like to go to the end of the world." The Dodgers will farm out aeverol den Interest in harness racing. She On yeiir Xmas shopping nt IMt aOsre nrhiii ynn get n i far she walked, ahe did aot Pater paid the bill, took Ann by Name o( thit acw tpancr___ ...... Fress Joseph of Austro-Hnngary, PorUand, Me.— Arthur Flynn. 176, cer, Virginia, Yale, Notre Dame, problem would be the starting point. Toronto at Boston. has purchased two horses, Elisabeth A Icug who ruled 64 years. Ths shortsst players to the west coiqit club next Boston, threw Gorilla Max, 180, New Princeton, Penn, Columbia and I don’t even know now bow we’ll with every 8de Dm arm and tod kar out to his Mg •pring. CAN-AMEB. LEAGUE Heb^ing, 2;06H, and Senator Leon, ruls was hardly a rule at all. Lady York, one fall. Army. ] (toe up Saturday.” Pbiladclpbia at Quebec. 8:09^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBHTER. OONN-. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1984. / MANCHESTER EVENING flERAtD. MANGHESTER CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4.1981. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Aheru^ SENSE and NONSENSE
It ! rarpriaiat tx>N your tuck Wb«B a girl’6 lava dtoo—It prob* AS CHAWVIAN OP TW HONEST, IVSPS.HOOPLE, OH,GOONf ably starved to death for attentioa. will pick up when you speak up. Si- BOARDtKJC) LAOUSt ESKIMOS, ONE OP THESE I HEAR. lence may mean consent, aa per the < ^ While friend wife Is trying to fig- MORNINGS 1\l THWHOWL 1 HOOPLt, I JUST RDVERIIK eld porverb, hut (t seldom meaoa ure out a way to get a Mlver fm (oeo^ U oB in bualaess. MUSHED CD/ERTH' PASS,' reTO BE DEFROSTED! EVERY, ). * e m w e t a » around her neck, hubby is worrying VEAsR/ 'sambo—Roatui, I hear dmt Par- how he'll get the wolf away from BY 'DO<3-TEAM,TO ask IP NEKT -DME1 SEE A AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS— FLATS— the BiiUah refused to furnish, the the 'lock door. Tt3U H «^ E lost and po und WAR LEADERS SOUGirr TO necessary shipping. GALAPAGOS CASE son Brown done caught you In YOU W ILL SU PPLY MY STATUE UNVBL.ED. TENEMENTS 63 Bliss' letters also reveal that soon PRICES ARE FIRM WALL ST. BRIEFS form er Oroen's chicken coop. Is ENOUGH J l/MX'—note book between 8UU 1934 FORD COACH, 1934 Chevrolet From the way the keeps uMng •PEOPLE W ITH E-JCTRA I'M GOINS TDPLEWD after we got Into the war the Allied dot aoT ThMtter BuUdlng mnd Krtth'i itore, Town sedan, 1934 WUlys sedan, FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- Rastua—Tsa—ha dona cotcb ms. the tweexere on her eyebrow*—the FOR TH' MUSUN, 'C X J/tR S ON 4 1933 Pontiac sedan, 1932 P. B. Ply- PROLONG WORLD WAR mllltaiy leaders got the idea of There were 201 business failures NEARS SOLUTION modem girl must have plenty of BLANKETS PORTH' LONC) MrUinlngr to nni«lc leatons. Finder ment, with garage, modem Im- In the flve-day week ended Nov. 29 Sambo— Um-m, don’t you feel YOUR'BEDS mouth sedan. Cole Motors. provements. Call at 15 Ashworth feeding American troops into the ON MARKET TODAY pluck. POLACR NI1&HT/-OCJ-6 OO TO "PUT ON MT return to 118 Wdle itreet. line piecemeal, as reinforcements against 229 In the preceding week ashamed 7 NOW, TO I street Telephone 3022. ' (Centtnoed front .Page One) Roatui—Not me—tt'a de parson WAW <3UCS / dungeon 1930 ESSEX COUPE 399, 1930 for British and French divisions, so and 268 in the corresponding week Just because he speaks the same General Taaker H. Bliss, Amer- last year, according to Dun ^ what feols ashamed; he can’t sx- COT/ STEAM CLAMd/ found—BUACK rabbit do*. No Chevrolet coach S99, 1939 Auburn THERE’S A FREE TICKET at the that America would never have an Identified by papers found by Cap- language It doesn't moke It any ica’s Envoy to Supreme War BradstreeL loin bow come he done eoteh me ttcenie. Pbono 7-80«3, Hartford. sedan 379, 1929 Essex sedan |70, State theater box office for Mrs. Independent army at th front. In tain Rodrigues of the Santa Amaro, easier for her people to understand May, 1917, be wrote to Baker: Grams and Cotton Improved; SI dot chicken coop what wasn't I / 1929 Pontiac coach 389. Terms, William McCourt, of 68 Pearl Council of 1918, Tells Why. which discovered the bodies, and by hls'n. hie excuses for being out nights. trades. Cole Motors. "When the war la over It may Union Gulf Corp., a subsidiary of street, to see "Flirtation Walk" at Gulf Oil Corp., Is reported to be descriptions given to Captain Fred AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 the State theater Sunday, Monday BOOK REVIEW be a literal fact that the American flag may not have appeared any- Dollar Agam Advances I considering an early call for n- Ostrem, veteran visitor to the Girl (firmly)—No. I can't marry or Tuesday. archipelago, a.s Alfred Rudolph jrou. for sal e—1929 BUICK Maater BUSINESS SERVICES By Brune Catton where on the line because our or- deraptlon of iU 343.524,00U 20-year Six sedan. Good condition. Bargain. collateral trust 6 per cent bonds, due Lorens, of Charles l.aland, formerly Youth (sneering)—I suppoee OFFERED 13 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tens; That the Allied leaders In 1918 ganisations will simply be parts of Against Sterling. iiotahona— Easy terms. Phone 4149. battalions and regiments of the En- July 1, 1950. The Issue is callable of Paris, and Arthur Elstampa, Nor* you'll bo telling me you'll be a Ms- ment, 169 Summit street, furnace', actually hoped to prolong the war we^an of Academy Bay, inde- ter tc Q PROFESSIONAL COLLECTOR, 18 all improvements, garage. Inquire tente Allies. at 103. FOR SALE—1930 Bulck Master Six years experience. No collection, no until 1920, so "favorable military "W e might have a million men fatigable ' Island, known also as Olrl—No, rm going to be a Ms- sedan, excellent condition, new 66 Oxford street. Telephone 5987. New York, Dec. 4.r-(AP)—Al- ter-ln-low to you. I'm marrying It used to be that the needy who charge. I get your money, so do situations” could be created In sec- there and yet no American army The New York Curb Ebtchangc an- 'Christian Evardsen Stampa former- flocked to Clollfomla were Itiner- tires, price reasonable. Phone 4858. though exhibiting few buoyant ten- ly of Sandefjord, Norway. your brother. you. Phone 8415 now. Alex McNeil, BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOMS, modem, ondary theaters of war which would and no American commander. nounced today that the unit of trad- ants, but now tt seems to be whole WANTED—TO HAVE Mrs. William 22 Centerfleld street. front, sunny, very convenient lay- Speaking frankly, I have received dencies, most financial markets ing In Columbia Pictures Corp. com- Location of Islands families. 1 c:i tie the United SP tes’ hands at the the Impression from English and mon stock has been changed from Woman does her CHirUtmas ahop- E. Butcher. 22 Flower street, see out. 3 Walnut, near Pine street, maintained a steady to firm tone in Both Charles and Indefati, eorly, to get rid of the worry, —Vlerling Kersey, Clalifomla su- peace conference. Is disclosed by French officers that such Is their 100 to 50 shares, and In Rubcrold perintendent of public' Instruc- •'Flirtation Walk" at the State reasonable. Inquire Tailor Store. the confldentlal papers of the late today’s proceedings. Islands are in the archipelago, ir that she worries for fear her theater Sunday, Monday or Tues- HOUSEHOLD SERVICES . deliberate desire." Prices gener.JIy were higher Co. capital stock from 100 to 25 tion. ^*5 FOR RENT—SIX ROOMS, at 86 Gen, Tasker H. Bliss, America's shares. of Marchena, which Is one oi ooptng children and her prying day. Call at box office for pass. OFFERED 13-A throughout the'Mock list. Some of biuboM will find the gifts. Mother Church street, steam heat, all mod- representative on the Supreme War most northerly of the vol Real security is In terms of op- Council In 1918. the rail and aviation Issues, togeth- group. surely la a great hand to worry. UI’ HOLaTERTNO ON EASY terms! em conveniences. Apply 88 Church er. with scattered specialties, devel- portunities and not in terms of The revelation is made In ''Bliss, By tonight the cruiser Velcro III Small monthly payments. We offer street. oped moderate activity on the up Sometimes poragrapbera get sour guarantees. Peacemaker,” a new biography of COUZENS URGES BORAH ST. M ARrS GUILD is expocted to make Black Beach __Federal Emergency Relief Ad- Manchester this week 20 percent markdowni! the ioldler written by Col. Fred- side. because of something they eat. At prices made po.esihin "hy blf? ma- FOR RE,NT—FOUR room flat, with road anchorage In Charles island, ministrator Harry Hopkins. all latest Improvements. 187 ,Maple erick Palmer and just published by Bullish sentiment still predominat- other times, they are just breaking Evening Herald terial purchase! Act quickly! Offer TO REORGANIZE P A R H ed and the general run of news was the home of the self-exiles from street, telephone 5960. Dodd, .Mead and Co. SUPPER THURSDAY In new typewriters. •f" limited within 60 miles. 3-ptece sets far from depressing. Grains and Europe, and to ascertain the real Put the ordinary man up against CLASSIFIED On Aug. 9. 1918—after the great story behind the shipwreck tragedy a real, live squirming baby and reiipholfltcred, moth-eaten sets, TENEMENT TO RENT—4 rooms, German Offensives had been stop- (Oontinaed from Page One) cotton Improved. U. S. Govern- The ocean liner woe steaming advertisements ment securities moved into higher Chicken Pie to Be Served nl of Marchena. be never would get It dressed. I C p H t ' - B i k k r sofa and chair bottoms rewehbed, all improvements. Apply at 111 ped, and the Allied rountcr-attaeks slowly up the hay. Directly Ih its __J. H. Wade, Washington's cham- territory In response to the favor- On Charles island reside Dr. path drifted on old mud scow. Count »i» av«rag« aoirt* to • Hn«. b
Worthy Matron Mra. Elaie Knight Mrs. E. B. Inman, chairman of The Manchester Chamber of Com- Mias Ada Roblnaon o f Summit merce, located In the Jalle-Podrove street, aoprano, w ill,sing tomorrow of 'Temple Chapter, O. E. 8., wlU fill ter this morning, causing mo the program committee of the Wes- the atntioB o f Ruth a^ the meeting to drive more slowly than Vil Jean and His leyan Oulld’s Christmas basaar, to building, has depended upon window night at 11 o’clock from WDRC broadcasting station. She will of the Wethersfield chapter tonight. and. In aome placet, to turn be held Thursday evening, Decem- notlcee to show where the office was headlighta. located. Yesterday afternoon men have two numbers, L’Amour Tou- Worthy Patrem William Stevenson New England Champions ber 13, at the South Methodist will also be a ^ ie s t at the supper church, has assembled an array of started working drilling boles In the Jours L’Amour by Rudolph Friml, vrecedlng the business session. It (h o n d a r. Dee. •, School St. Bee the best local talent; Including mem, side of the building for the frame and a selection from the Chocolate Group F o f Center chvirch women will be visiting matrons and patrons' 8:>0 to lt:SO hers of the church choir. No work that was to hold a auspended Soldier by Strauss. Mrs. Thora workers will meet Friday evening at night In Wethersfield and also in 8 o'clock at the home hf Mra. RoUln M e AdBdsrioe lacliideo checktoK. formal program Is planned but at sign, and now for the first time there -Stoehr of this town will accompany Unionvllle Thursday with Adah Hitt, 11 Knighton street, for a busi- intervals, between the hours of 6 Is a sign on the building to show the her at the piano. chapter. Mrs. Knight will-serve as ness and social meeting! and 10;30, whUe the bazaar Is la location of the office. progress, entertainment numbers The Asbury group of the Wesley- Electa and Mr. Stevenson will have ABOUT TOWN will be given. At 8 o’clock a short an Guild will meet tomorrow after- the quotation after Eather. ,Mlea Anna Mroeek of 63(s Blssell play wlU be presented under the di- atreet has been engaged aa steno- noon at 2 o’clock at the South rection of Miss Margaret Spring, a Women o f the Moose will "hold grapher at the local Chamber of Methodist church. Un. Jaao J. Aldrich, miperlntend- teacher In the Manchestw . Green their regular meeting tomorrow eve- BRIDGE . WHIST est of the Mahcbefter Memorial Comjnerce. F R ID A Y , DEC. 7, 8 P. Bf. School. The regular meeUng of Ander- ning at 8 o'clock at the Homs Club hoaidtal wa« Injured last night when son-Shea Post, Veterans of Foreign on Brainard place. Bl'CKINOHAM CHURCH aha loot control of her car on Postmaster Frank B. Crocker is The officers of Earl Roberts Wars, will be held In the State Given by Ladles' Aid Society. Haynes atreet, near the hoapltal, confined to hts home on Russell Liodge No. 544, Sons of St. George, Armory rooma tonight at 8 o’clock. The Highland Park Community Priaes. Refreahmento. smashing into a telephone pole and win be -Inetalled on Wednesday at Street with illness. . , club will begin the new series of damaging her car. Mrs. Aldrich auf- Admlsalon S6 cento. 8 p. m.. In Odd Fellows hall. The ADVERTISEMENT weekly setback parties tonight. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS fared. bruises on her arms and Is Imstalling officer will be Deputy Shining Light Ctrcls, Junior confined to her room at the hospital Grand Bro. James Sanford of Hart- Kings Daughters, will omit the Mrs. William Kronick o f The WU- ' today. ford. As many of the members as usual Wednesday night meeting In rose Dress Shop Is In New York to- possibly can, are requested to be Center church tomorrow night. day on a buying trip. Mrs. Russell Pitkin of Sterling present. place will be hostess to the Sewing ' Circle of the American Legion auxll- Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Masons lai7 Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. will meet tomorrow night In the Masonic Temple. The Mark Master Give the Outdoor Fans on Your List There will be a meeting of the degree will be exemplified by the Sons of Italy Juniors tonight at regular officers. A ll members are seven o’clock at the State Trade invited to attend. school.
BLUE COAL ON EASY eavy ar m H W TERMS
Walter N.Leclerc NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED GREEN STAMPS
.SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Funeral Director
Manchester THE W, G. GLENNEY CO. 2S8 No. Main St. Given Out On Payments Spo r t s Appar el 336 No. -Main St. Tel. 4149
On Account Up To The
A To Have Fun In t Kerosene and Kan^e Oil VAUDEVILLE- 15th of December
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7V2C gal. All Winter Long • 25 gallons or over. WAPPING SCHOOL HALL
WED.. DEC. 5, 8:1.') P. M. Fuel Oil. 2-3- i
10— A L L S T A R A C T S — 10 By Federated Workers. fifcJUMalelCoBiifliiy Can't )rou just hesr the shouts of joy on Christmas morning when the young set open thelp
6V2C gal. Free Bus Transportation. packages to find gay, young sports apparel ?_ W e’ve made a special effort this season to have only .S O U TH M M NCHCSTCff • COHN ■ the most popular, quality sports apparel In our Christmas stock. Mothers can turn husky young- Free mraNiirllig ntlcka. Refreshments On Sale. sters out In the show and cold with no misgiving when they're bundled In Hale’s warm snow
ART MeK.AY’S ORC HK.STRA. apparel. Gay, bright school girls will find these sports togs just what they’ve always wanted,
fu rl Wlghnowskl, I’ roiiipter. Glft-glvers will appreciate the fact that our prices are very modest when one considers quality,
Porterfield's .Adults, .Atle. f'hlldren, 20e. C. E. House & Son, Inc. style, wearability. Children Under 5, Free. 68 Spruce St. Tel. 6584
Tots’ One-Piece
PINEHURST Dial 4151 Wool Play Suits
Thrifty manaRer.s know Thrifty Cookie Values! We Think So Highly With CAPS To Match that it pay.8 to buy their Salted Soda Crackers o f the Quality and meats at Pinehurst. ha SultInfiA Lean Freshly Chopped 2 box 2 9 Q Uniformity of GROUND BEEF, 2 5 Q
Gniham Wafers $ 4.98 2 pound box 2 9 ^ Misses’ Wool Little ones' warm wool play suits with easy to close Talon fasteners. Fresh SPARE RIBS, 2 lbs. ATLANTIC Bnug-fitting cap to match. Wine, navy and brown. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 25c. .-\no tlipr AhlpiiM'iit of (ruMh, lUi* Christmas Supper, This is our biggest selling play suits for young tots this season! AOrtcd Plaid Jackets Bulk Kraut, lb. iOc. Entertainment
Try Kraut and Spare Ribs, CHOCOLATE MARSH- FUEL and Sale $8.95
or Kraut and Kckhardt’s MALLOW COOKIES ( A la iilt 28 to the |>oiiniL) and CENTER CHURCH HALL, Blanket plaid sporto Jackets that Frankfiirts. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 will keep out cold wind.s. Gay, .SiH-r hil, 2 0 0 |M»mid. young colorings. Sizes 14 to 20. Larife Link S.Vl'SAGES, Nearly-New .Shop Opens At (Main Floor, rear). Girls’ All-W ool lb. 2.5c. 5 O’clock. Vunlllu, t'horoliite and Rutter* Hanta’a Park Full for Children. Suede sroteh riiildings, put up In RANGE Siipiier. 5:30-7—.35 rrnta. riiitontle Shi‘rln;t Kenuine ( ALVES’ LIV- liiiek tor a hall dor.en, Itle each. .'\dmiaalon Free. ER. ' i lb. 33c. 0 for 50f. OI L $7.95 A veil of Celery, IZtic. Fresh Peas No. Pineapple Snappy Cossack style jackets of .Iiilre, 2 rails 20e. That it costs us several dol- $ Soup Bunches W hlte Turnips 5.98 line soft suede. Kasha lined. Gr«-n Beans Yellow Turnips .3 Crosw' A Blarlt- lars more per day than if we .Comfy, easy to don one-piece snow suits of a heavy, water Brown and green. Mis.ses' sizes Sweet Potatoes Spinach well 'I'lmiato .liilce repellent woolen fabric. Navy, brown, green and red colorings. handled a competitive brand. only. (Main Floor, rear). White Onions Tomatoes for 25e. CHICKEN PIE Sizes 7 to 14 years. Has the Oil You Buy SUPPER Girls’ 2-Piece Tl'ESD.W, DECE.MBER II a Name? From 6 P. 51. On NOKTii 5IF.TIIOIJIST Clll'Kf'll WHY • b lu e c o .’i l ’ TA KES THE BOOSTER CLI B Corduroy Ski Suits TRY ATLANTIC Tickets on sale hy inemliers of roinniltt No tlekeln sold after .Monday, L.T.WoodCo. December 10. $ RiASON No* 20 6.98 Here’s a real snappy looking suit for growing girls 7 to 14 years. T oq ^oa*l take rhanw when yem 55 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 Two-piece suit with professions style trousers with natty jacket. or ■rtually colored anS yon ASHES REMOVED v^nildren’s Wool Misses’ 2-Piece Heavy LADIES’ GUILD ANNUAL ran aoe at a glance that yon are WEEKLY—2.5c. getting the coal 70a aaked for. Thai CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. 'There Neat, Dependable Service. Gloves, Mittens bloe color U pm on there aa a CHRISTMAS SALE Wool Ski Suits guarantee by the prodotera of *bhie vTHAT BETTER MOVING of Aprons and lilft Goods AND TRUCKING coor that H la the tame mrifona, 59c and 79c high qaaltey that baa made 'blue THURSDAY, DEC. 6 Hartford-Manchester St. Marys’ Parish House Express Tots dont’ mind the cold when roar famooa. Yon are aaanred that their hands are kept warm in H win give yoQ clean, eren. bcahh* Supper, 6 p. m. Chicken pie, Dial 6260 $ heavy wool mittens and gloves. Can you think of a more12.98 welcomed g ift for the High school miss fid beat. Phone m your orderlodays moahed potatoes and turnips, cel- AUSTIN CHAMBERS Bright multi-colors. Women's, 79c ery, cranberry sauce, cole slaw, than one of these very smart-looking ski suits? Two-piece model of ■f;; and |1.(X). (Main Floor, right). heavy wool In warm, solid colors. Sizes 14 to 20. Others to 31.6.98. rolls and roffee, apple and squash pie. Heavy Wool Tickets which Include admis- Girls’ and Misses’ THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. ly, sion to A rt Exhibit, 50 cents. Coal, Lumber, hlasons' Supplies, Paint. Anklets 886 No. .Alain St. TeL 4149 .Atanchester Barney Wichman Corduroy Ski Pants P. S. C. 50c CHRISTMAS SALE They’re fashioned of heavy, soft FOOT SPECIALIST , -K' WEDNESDAY and THURS. wool In such good combinations as CHIROPODIST Dec. 5 and 6, 7 P. M. brown with orange, navywdth red. others. (Main Floor, right). $ 858 Main SU, Rubinow Bnlldlng 2.98 Professional waterproof trousers of a fine quality corduroy. SALVATION ARMY Phone; 6220 Well made, good-fitting trousers In brown, red, green, navy and ThcManchester Public Market CITADEL Office Honra:. 9 to C. orange. Sizes for girls 7 to 14; for misses, 14 to 20. Annual Mart of Women’a Home Evenings By Appointment. Lrague- Splendid Gift Assort- Thurs. and Sat., 9-6— 7-8 P. M. Girls’ Wind Resisting meat of Women’s and Children’s Wednesday Garments and Household Linens. A ll Hand Made. Refreshments On Sale. Wool Plaid Jackets Admlialon Fi«e. Special Steak Sale Sirloin - ^hor) or Cube Steak, cut from fine quality beef. Your choice, lb...... $ 29c 6.98 They can brave the Icy cold weather In one o f these blanket plaid Best Porterhouse Steak...... ,35c Ib. ENTERTAINMENT Gay M’ool Jackets. The bright plaids just, make you want to go out and enjoy Fre.shly Ground Hamburg for a nice meat loaf, 2 lbs. 25c ^ yourself. Sizes for girls, 7 to 14 years. AND DANCE ...... • *5 lbs. 25c Ascots A t H A L E ’S Baby and Girls’ Shops— Main Floor, rear. Nice Mhite Sauerkraut, new pack...... 5c lb. Benefit of Bolton Grange. Brookfield Roll Butter...... sic |b. Bolton Center Hall ^ w e r Round Ground for Hamburg ...... 25c lb. 59 c Fresh Made Lamb Patties...... 6 for 19c Tie one o f these soft eashmere TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 8 P. M. plaid Ascots around her neck. PTesh Spiue Ribs ...... 2 lbs. 2.5c Modern and Old Fashioned Keeps cold winds and Icy snow F ^ c y Native Spinach...... 19c peck Dancing. from blowing down one’s neck, too. Indian River Juice Oranges...... I9c dozen ThqJW HAUc (Front Entrance). Dubaldo Bros. Orchestra. ■ in MAMCMBriTO CONM- -■ KEMP'8 We Give Out Green Stamps— Premiams Second Floor. Inc.