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9 IN CONCERTED ht CONSCIENCE nN A lX V Sought To Give Dominion ^ ~rr Lightweight Apparatns Worn HKINOS KING RETURNi "OOME GET YOUR TEETH,” Same Exemption As Latin- RESTAL'RATECR CRIES Additional Thonsands Shin Texas, Ky„ Aug. 20— (A P )^ I ■ --r . By Pilot And 3 Compan- A thief with a slow working con- CHINESE STOP Mercer, Pa.. Aug. 20—(AP)— science has returned, Mrs. R. T. American Republics Have Memo to an absent-minded tour- As Franco Opens Appar- Begley’s gold ring.' ions On Transcontinen- Thirty-three ■ years ago the ist, who may tire of a liquid diet: JAP ADVANCE YOur teeth, both upper and lower ring was stolen from her bed- ,, ently Carefully Phnned room. This week lihe found it on Washlngton, Aug. 20.-;,-(AP)— sets: are safe here. tal Suh-Stratosphefe Hop. President Roosevelt’s declaration The proprietor of that restau- a-rock atop near her home. Mrs. that the people of the United IN ALL AREAS rant you ata In found them. • General Offensive; Got* Begley beUeved the ring, show- , Aug. 20.—(AP) — | ing signs of long wear, bad been' States would not stand idly by if 41-

placed there the night before. Canada wete attacked by a foreign eminent S ou ris Claimt pward Hughes landed at Floyd •k- -4-’ r|j»«hnett Airport at 7:86 a. m. (EST) power may result in{ a rewording of Invaders Say New Large

- today after a high-altitude flight the neutrality act. Informed ob- GERMANY ARMS Lines Held Against Pnshr of servers predicted that an attempt from Los Angeles undertaken to test Scale Drive Against Guer- would be made in the next Congress a new type oxygen mask. MRS. KRUEIXR, to insert Canada among the nations CZECH BORDER Hendaye, France (At the Spaidsh His elapsed time for the trip, on excepted from the act’s application. rillas Has Scattered Ir- which he dl4 not attempt to set a Section four of the act excepta Frontier), Aug. 20—(AP)—SpenlMt

speed mark was 10 hours and 34 WIFE OF NOTED the American republics. It Ba3rs; regulars Near Capital. Insurgent dispatches said today minutes. He set a trans-continental .“This act shall not apply to an IN MOUNTAINS that 5,000 government mlUtiamOR record of 7 hours, 28 minutes and American republic or republics en- After a special midnight court session to avoid trouble •with aroused were capfured and additional thoua* 25 secohds In January, 1937. gaged in wzir against a non-Ameri- citizens, the Rev. Helo Janssen, 61, (right) KreiM, N. D., pastor who anda killed as Oeneralisainio Fraa- LEADER, SHOT can state or states, prbvided the Shanghai, Aug. 20.—(AP)—Chi- AU Wear Masks admitted poisoning a housemaid and burning the ' parsonage containing cisco Franco opened what apparent* Glenn Odekirk, Hughes’ airplane American republic is not co-operat- her body, was sentenced to a life term in prison. The pwtor la nese declared today their forces had Former Vacation Spot Now ing with a non-American state or ly was a carefully planned general company superintendent, Harry shown here in custody of Sheriff F. W. -Vreeland. stopped the Japanese on all fronts. Connor, ctoef navigator on Hughes’ Kinswoman Of McCormick states in such war.” offensive. Canada Not Included l^e Japanese said a new large PracticaDy Closed To round-the-world, flight, and Chariea The Insurgents attacked in Perrlne, radio expert, were with the Officials say Canada is not In- scale '"drive against CJhlnese guer- cluded in the term Am^ican repub-, on the Ebro river front, south wealthy filer-sportsman and former Reaper Family Womided rillas In Shantung Province already Tourist Traffic, Trips Are Gandesa, where they reported taia^ film producer. AU wore two-ounce lies. Hence observers believe that, as had scattered 10,000 Irregulars near first Una of government tranebea IB a logical consequence of President BRITISH OFFICIAL HELD the Pandols mountains had been to the Dominion, it may have to be ing attacked today. which he made bis record-breaking specifically mentioned. 42.000 flght-and-run warriors in Com- globe-girdling flight last month. Who Charges Afienation. -Shantung still were active and that Bulletins from Barcelana Hearings before the Senate and BECAUSE OF ESPIONAGE Berlin. Aug. 20.—(A P)—Ger- however, the government llnea Hughes has been working for sonae House Foreign Affairs committees campaigns In other areas were "con- time oq a lightweight oxygen mask tinuing to be successful.” Guerrillas many not only is fortifying her held against the assault and while the present neutrality law were said to have driven within 25 not lost an Inch. rtmilar to that developed by Dr. Hollywood, Aug. 20.— (AP) — A was In preparation disclosed a con- Rhineland frontier. It became known Observers believed Franco Richard Lovelace, Mayo foundation miles of Nanking. young’elertriclan’s belief that an- siderable opinion in favor of giving Kendrick Ordered Out Of W.est of Kiukiang, the -Yangtze today, but also Is carrying on ex- given orders to bis field Burgeon. other woman’s domination- of his special consideration to Canada with TO SHOW REDS era to wipe out the govi ’The crews’ masks were fed river port used as a base tor the tensive defense construction along wife was responsible for his broken regard to our neutrality policy. campaign against Hankow, 135 the Czechoslovak border in the Erz Ebro salient this week-end so. through rubber tubes leading from Some witnesses objected- to - the Germany At Earliest Pos- home was blamed by police today in' milira upstream, the Chinese claimed roount&lns. combined campaign agalnsb a single cylinder and the oxygen neutrality law on the grounds that VERY ACnVE to have won a smashing victory This part of <3enmmy, formerly celona and Valencia could was thrice purified before they the spectacular Hollywood boule- it might cut off our trade with Can- when a detachment Of Japanese, visited by large numbers of German from consolidated podtiona. breathed it. vard shooting of Mrs.' Emita ada if Great Britain were Involved sible Moment; ^ew s Coin- being landed from warships, was vacatlonlats, now Is practically ActioB Forecaate Big Driv*:;!: Krueger, wife of Karl Krueger, in .war. routed after leaving the protection closed to tourist traffic. First indications that HOPPED LAST NIGHT ssrmohony conductor. Secretary of SUte Hull is refus- cides With His Release. IN COUEGES of the Invaders’ naval guns. Even Germany’s "strength through offensive was near came yeste: Glendale. Calif., Aug. 20.—(AP) While Mrs. Krueger lay in Good ing to be drawn Into a discussion aa Confused By Onslaughts Joy” vacation trips, formerly sched- when insurgent authorities ean- —Howard Hughes, fresh from his Samaritan hospital, her condf^on to whether Prerident Roosevelt’s In southern Shansi ' Province, uled tor this part of the country, ceUed paasea for exit to Franco SM 20 Games 25c. record smashing world trip, gave a described as critical, police ques- declaration was an extension of the where the Japamese h ^ e been at- have been shifted to other sections they had done frequently in the ' newly developed, light oxygen mask tioned Charles E. McDonald, 39, Monroe Doctrine to Canada. The London, Aug. 20.—(AP) —Cap- Dies Says Three Teachers, tempting a new campaign to carry before big drivea. husband of Frances McDonald, Mrs. tain Thomas Kendrick, veteran Brit- as have the trips scheduled tor the a sub-stratosphere test in a trans- Prorident said at a press conference them across the Yellow river, Chi- Rhineland. Insurgent, military leaden continental flight today. Krueger’s maid. he did not have that idea m mind ish -paaaport officer m^teriously Prospective Witnesses, nese maintained the Invaders ware firmed later that FYanco hi ^Detective Lieut. George Whaley becoming ’’Increasingly confused” Skilled Labor Shortage would lead a new offensivs. 'Hie wealthy flier -and former film annoupced that McDonald confessed when he made his speech. seised four days ago by German Mobilization tor the autumn ma- producer and three aids were wear- "Analagoas” To Dootrine secret police, was ordered out of before -the combined onslaughts of generalissimo named (TenermI J he fired the two. shots which struck Win Show Evidence Of Un- Chinese troops and Irregulars. neuvers and the large-scale tortifl' Vlgon, farmer chief of staff of ing two-ounce gum and rubber the former Chicago society girl as Some observers said that the ef- Germany today because of what cation construction along the fron- maalu as they hopped off from here fect would be the same. An interna- an official German statement called . The defenders declared also they northern insurgent army, m she ton for safety to a dancing "proof” of his . conducting espion- had destroyed again all the railway tiers have created a severe shortage of his persona] staff. a t 6:22 (PST) last night for New studio where her eight-year-old tional legtU expert close . to the American Doings In East trackage in Shansi that Japanese lijakllled labor. York and rose at once to from 28,- State Department said the Presi- age. Several insurgent offloen who daughter, Theresa, was awaiting The Berlin announcement' stating had repaired. Euctriclans, carpenters, bricklay- had been on leave were recalled to 000 to 30,000 feet. ner. dent’s declaration waa "analagous” Unconfirmed reports said the ers, roadbuilders and all men able He Indicated that if the tests are to the Monroe Doctrine. the British ambassador, Sir Neville duty, effective tomorrow. Witnessed by Scores Henderson, ha# been requested to Washington, Aug. 20— (AP) — high command of the Japanese to handle a pick and shovel have Forces Being Shifted V!^' satisfactory be will attempt a much The shooting occurred at a busy Observers added that, at any armies in central China was remov-' beqn drafted by_.the tenh of thou- boulevard Intersection late yester- rate, the President had stated for see that Captain Kendrick leaves The House committee studying un- Large-scale troop movementa aMi)'' longer substratosphere flight next Vienna at the earliest possible mo- sands. were under way. Italian ahock dm*.: spring. Meanwhile be plans several day. in view of scores ' of terrified the first time what actually has American activities announced to-' (Contbmed-on Page Eight.) Meanwhile, the army maneuvers, pedestrians who scurried for cover. been a fact for many years, that the ment, coincided with a terse British sions and Navarrete unite, trips between Los Angeles and New official announcement that he bad day it would produce evidence that regard^ as preliminaries to the cream of Franco’s forces, wera York to demonstrate the value of "Mrs. Krueger broke up my United States -would come to Cano^ fall divisional mimeuverB, continued home”, Lieut. Mosley quoted Mc- been released from custody. Con munism ’’permeates” , some Ihg shifted- to the Catalan high altitude flying to escape winter da’s assistance if . she were attack- He had been held at the Hotel eastern colleges and universities.. and the drafting of reserves was while Moorish reiaforcemenU storms. Donald as saying, after admitting ed by an outside power. Metropole in Vienna, Gestapo head- Chairman Dies (D., Tex.), said TAINTED MONEY pushed. . places in central and eaatam Hugb.es predicted sub-stratosphere that he had followed her from her President James Mionrde enunciat- home In .his car, quarters, where the former Austrian three of the prospective witnesses Hitler Inspects Army Although the frontier into ' paasenger plane flights'would be- chancellor Kurt Schuschnlgg also were teachers, and added that'they Chaiicelior AdoU Hitler, accom- ent Spain was almost faennetli come common within a few years. "She pulled up at the curb and I (Continued on P'11'0 Eight.) drew alongside of her. I asked her, was believed held, "will demonstrate how prevalent USED AT POLLS panied by hla former superior offi- sealed today, news til( * 'Where are my wife and baby?’ Aocosatlon Not Officially Known. Communism is In these schools, and. cer, Ch)ptaln Fritz Wiedemann, who through Indicated warplanee "She got out of the c>>r and said Although British spokesmen said It’s plenty." now Is hla adjutant, spent hla sec- she was going to call police. I they understood. Captain Kendrick The wlthsases will be brought be- (Conjtlttned on Page BIghL) COYLEUKENED pulled out the gun and fired. That’s SEN. POPE MAY RUN would leave Vienna for England.to- fore the committee next week by (Continued On Page Two) all I remember.” morrow or Monday, they declared Rep. Thomas (R.. N.J.), who inves- Wlbiess Testifies Schultz The Mdiponalda have been In- the nature of the accusation against tigated subversive activities, par- volved in a divorce action and fight AS AN INDEPENDENT him had not been communicated to ticularly In New York City, before GEORGE’S R E (M D TO MAYOR HAGUE for custody of their daughter. Mrs. the British government. * hearings'began a week ago. Mob Contributed Thou- McDonald filed the suit July 22, Kendrick was passport officer in The committee callled for further asserting that her husband tiireat- ^qenna tor 13 years and had been testimony today concerning charges sands In 1933 Campaigns LATE NEWS ened to cause trouble tra her em- ^ le d upon to grant hundreds of that Communists control some ac- LlKELONERGAffS Kopplemann Refers To ployers and prevent her continued Loser In Idaho Democratic British visas for Jewish refugees tivities of the Federal theater pro- employment. since the annexation of Austria by ject In New York city. Thomas said Alleged Normal Interest . '/Prim ary Confers With Germany. one of the informants was a man New York. Aug. 20.—(AP) — A FLASHES! Threat Against Employes In an answer filed Aug. 8. Mc- He and Mrs. Kendrick were ui “who knows all the inside stuff” picture of Dutch Schultz as a Senator Says Adnunistratml Donald alleged that bis wife "htu route to England . by automobile about the Communist party in the vlctous. profane, gun-toting racket permitted herself to be dominated when he 'was arrested and taken United States. boss waa left today with the Jiiry In SETS HAty-MILE MARK In New London Speech. New Dealers At CapitaL Forced To Join Reds the trial of Tammany District Lead- back to Vienna Wednesday. London, Aug. 20.—(AP)—Sydney Inconsistent Toward Coir (Oentinaed on Page Two.) A Reuters. British news agency. Mrs. Hazel Huffman, a former er Jimmy Hines. Woodenon, Great ~ Britain’s great Still appearing affable after the middle disteaoe runner, today bet- Washington, Aug. 20.—(AP) — By ASSOCIATE PRESS (OontiBoed on Page Eight.) (Continued on Page Eight.) first week of listening to charges tered the world’s record tor the half nectient And Georjna. Mayor George Coyle'’8 -threat to Senator Pope, (D., Idaho), whose that he served as political guardian mile, covering the distance In one discharge any New Britain munici- defeat in the 1 ^en t Idaho Demo- angel for Schultz’s 8100.000,000 minute, 49.2 seconds In a special cratic primary was a major setback pal employe helping the campaign GREEN TO CONFER policy syndicate. Hines left the handicap race at London’s- Hotspur Macon, Ga., Aug. 20.—(AP) — A and surprise tor the administration, courtroom grinning yesterday as the of Rep. Herman P. Kopplemann for said today he was considering enter* trial was recessed for the week-end,. park. Wooderson, already holder of parallel drawn by Senator Waltaf U. S. Senator still dominated the Earth Most Gorgeous the universal outdoor standard 'of F. George between bis own record tng the November election as an In- The last witness'of the week; Alex- Connecticut political scene today WITH F.D.R. TODAY dependent candidate. The Idaho ander Pompez, one time policy king 4:06.4 tor the mile, clipped tour- and that of Senator Augustins with the Democratic Congressman tenths of iL second off the half. mile Lonergan (D., Conn.), formed. the senator, an su'dent supporter of In , ‘had Just testified that mentioning Coyle’s name almost in FTesldent Roosevelt’s program, de- Solar System Planet the Sphultz mobsters contributed record of 1:49.6, eetabllshed by El- basis today tor a new line of 'at- *he same breath v«:th Mayor Frank roy Rbblnson, of San Francisco, at tack in George's fight tor renominsi* clared be had received more than a tbouszmds of dollars In tainted Hague of Jersey City, N. J. May Urge Replacemeiit Of thousand letters and numerous tele- racket money to election campaigns New York July 11, 1987. tion agaiiist New Deal opposition Kopplemaim, who lays claim to grams and telephone - calls urging By HOWARD W. BL.AKESLEE Mother EartJi's albedo la high. In 1933. led by President RociaevelL ... George, charged , in. a prlmaiy..., 612 of the 1,100 staU oonvention him to run, -— ...... Aesociated Press Sdenoe Editor Her sunlit face is six times: brighter Saw Schulte Draw Gun SPLIT CEKXAINIY- delegates for nomination to the post DonaU Smith On Labor He ad^ed in an interview that he than the moon. It was Pompez, now guarded day Waterbury, Aug.’2 0 .- (-4P) —A campaign address here yesterday- that ■ the administratimi was ineqp- : nowhisld by Swiator Augustine probably would make up bis mind Flsgstaff, Ariz-,. Aug. 20—(AP)— This it mostly due to her clouds, and night by a squad of four detec- wide-open split in -the Oemocratiq IxmezgOLn, told SO party workers tn wittto-’tha-next-few -'weeks after Old Motiter Baath, viewed with the’ tives', who said he had felt-the laab party In. the city was, mada a cer- slsteat in ito attUuda towazd, . B^ri LaGoar£a VisftorJ ■fh addftioh’her atmd^h'ere Is'Hlg^Ty tainty today, when Town Chairman necticut and Georgia senatorial New London last, night “1 have consulting with officials here and astronomical looking-glass of the reflecting. Her cloudy sky IS so of the Dutchman’s venomous tongue, „ nayac beacd- of nich,a thing .before,’’. .Democratic leaders in Idaho. mooB;~is .the brightest painted- lady- had -seen, the -r tough--talklng. gang John, U. Crary. declared that the conte.^ts/ 'bright rthatr’Br. Sllpher said the slate of' delegates pfosepted' to ’ Wni " In referring to . the New Britztin Since returning here, 'Pope haa ih the solar system. familiar .continents courd not’'be lord draw a murderous gun' but of Voting Redbrds'"Identical.* Hyde Park. N. Y„ Aug. 20—(AP) talked with Secretary Wallace and Her make-up kit runs from a his Jacket. by State Chairman J. Francis Smith He declared Attorney General situation. —President Roosevelt arranged pb- readily seen from the moon. ^ Now 48 years old, proaperouaiy will be rejected. The town coni- *HKgue in New Jersey was -criti- other top-ranking administration dusky, copper-colored belle to plati- The Earth’s day time face Is Homer S. Cummings recently urged cized for not allowing Comnninlsta tentlally-lmportant talks today 'with officials. num blonde. She is the most beau- dressed and gray-halred, Pompez en- mlttoa has been called into a special re-election of Lonergan ’‘whose rec-" leaders in the fields of agriculture, His Intimates said he had been spotted very white where there are tered the numbers buairess aa a meeting this aJtemoon at 3:80 at ord of voting on New Deal legisla- \ . to meet in the city,” Rep. Kopple- tiful or nearby stars and in her clouds, with darjc bluish and black- labor and political. The chief execu- promised support, U be runs as an colors the most variable. banker in 1930 after operating a Democratio headquarters to make tion. aq, near as I can recall it, was mann said'in addreasing the work- tive, rested after a quiet day in his independent, by Wallace, Secretary ish areas for unclouded vegetated Harlem cigar store 18 years, he up Ite own slate of delegates and identical to ray own.” ers representing New London and The moon-mirror studies were land and water. breeze-cooled home Ickes and Seni^tor Norris (Ind., said. proceed with a primary contest, "That man voted against tho muTOunding communities. yesterday, had on his calling list Neb.), among others. described here today by Dr. V. M.. Cities Not Visible In Day In 1932. he testified, henchmen of Chairman, Grary said. court packing bill iust as. I did”. Baa Right To Opinion Secretary- Wallace, President Wil- Friends of the Senator attributed Sllphei:, director of the Lowell ob- Schultz demanded that he pay "pro- Georgs' eald. "That man voted "I am not a Communist. By the servatory. During a total eclipse of Even sunny Arizona, said Dr. liam Green of the American Fed- bis defeat to participation of Re- Slipher, if seen from the moon on tection” money to the Dutchman. PROTESTS "RACKET”. against the’' reorganization bill Just constitution each individual ia given eration of Labor, Mayor Fiorello publicans in the Id^o~Democratlc the moon, the Elartii’s shadow faila Finally after the henchmen took him Hartford. Aug. 20.—(AP) —Gov- as 1 did. He lives in a doubtful the right to express bln opinion, to hide the moon completely. Deep a clear day would appear dark in a' bullet-proof car, "hea/y pa a latGuardla of New York and primary. Another factor was said Mountain ranges would show. ChUea ernor Wilbur L. Cross had before state. The attorney general went ^ "The chairman of tlu, town com- Charles Sawyer, Democratic nomi- to be the votes of farmers disap- red rays from the corona-like sunlit truck,” to see Schultz and the gang- him today a protest from a Mt. into that state and said'that record mittee la an employe of the city, la ring of the Elarth’s air keep the and other works of man would not ster warned him he would be “the nee for governor of Ohio. pointed with low w leat prices. be viaible through Earth’s sky-shine Kisco, N. Y., motorist against what was no reason why any Itoosevelt the mayor going to dlocbarge him Wallace waa expected to dlecuaa Pope received about 39,500 pri-', moon Just barely vtaible. first nigger I am going to make an was termed a •racket” by con- Democrat should not return Loner- or. anyone else who la out working mary yotos^to 42,500 tot Rep. D. The astronomers, examining these in the daytime. example In Harlem” he capitulated. stablea in the town of Woodbury. gan to 4be Senate. Do you suppose with the President the functioning But at night the great ciUqs He reluctantly accepted a proposl for Lonargan?” of the crop control program. The Worth Clark., the winner .who cam- rays as the moon, mirrors them bock Irwin Berk at .Mt. Klsoo wrote to the attorney general was apeaklng. paigned as' n \ conservative Demo- to Earth, find that they come from should be visible to the moon tion that Dutch take over the bank the governor to complain that be -Mayor Coyle Democrat, left no farm ■ Slctal talked with Mr. Roose- yellow glows on a coppery back- and pay him (PompezF 8250 a week tor himself?" doubt of . his Intentions when be velt before'.the latter left Washing- crat. About 80.000 votes were cast sunUght Bhinlng through the lens- waa arrested by two Woodbury coo- Referring to the president’s In- in the Bepubltfs^.primary. like earth’s atmosphere. ground. and 40 per cent of the profits.' stehles while driving through that dorsement of New Dealer Law- said: ton, but thi. conference centered on . Pompez’s testimony concluded - a • "Any city compiiasioner or em- the problem of wheat exports. Because the Roosevelt adminis- Earth Wears Splendid Halo . Spectrum observations made at town last Sunday. The oonsteblea rence S. Camp tor the Georgia sena- tration baa always \ polled greater the Lowell observatory of the Elartif drama-packed week in which youth- claimed be "pass^ four can in suc- ploye who' becomes a delegate on During hla recent trip through The Earth, (then during eclipse, ful District Attorney Dewey—a po- torial post at BamesvUle test week, the Kopplemann alate or has any- strength in final elei^ons than in wezus a 'splendid halo in the form light sent back to us by' the "Old- oesahm” and' waa tpeedlag “50 'to George said: Gtoorgla, the President said he would primaries m Idaho, Pope supporters tential Republican gubernatorial 65” 'mileo an hour. Berk said, al- thing to do with it will be regarded discuss with -WsUscs / the general of a valnbow tied around her face moon in the new moon’s arms” show- candidate if he. wins—accuzed the Should Select Men contend he would have an excellent like a poke Bonnet. The rainbow is ed that the Elarth is really a bluish' though a governor on Us ear limit- "If President Roosevelt can come as an opponent of the admlnlotra- operation the fanh program, in- chance in a three-cornered election politically potent Hines of going on ed Ms top speed to 40 milep an tion and I shall be forced to remo've cluding particularly Its'to l^ co con- produced by the atmosphere around planet. She would so apj>ear if we the Schultz'payroll at 8500 to 81.000 into Georgia and" -uk you io c'ect contest with Clark and' Donald her. rim, which refracts—bends the could see her as . we see the other boar. any one person aa your rapresenta- him -from his post." trol provisions. Republlccn nominee for a week aa a “fixer” tlve, then it is his duty to go Into The Hartford Oongreasman car- Green May Oppose Smith rays—and selectively absorbs, thus planets. Her blue sky 'and white Lloyd Paul Stryker, chief counsel the Senate. ' clouds give her the bluish color. TRE.4SrRY B.ALANCB every stats and select-the men ha ried his campaign into Ns^-Britain GrecB’a scheduled talk with the One angle at the independent race gi)eat]y accentuating the. reddioh for the defense, te'rm'ed the fixing tooes. "Finally,” Dr. SUpher said, “how charge against the 61-year-old Dem- wants to. come to edogioss.” Thursday night, arranging to have chief executive waa thb first In la known to be bothering him.' Post- Washington. Aug. 2J>—( A P ) —T h e Eteproaalng the b^w ^ Loner a slate ef oonventioa delegates many months. master General Fariey, as Demo- When her face is in sunlight the marvelous a display we would have ocratic boss a "diabolical false- Earth becomes one of the albinos if we were on the moon at the time hood." position of tbs Treasury August IS;, would be returned to the/ favorabla to him entered In the city Presumably, the labor dffietal cratic NaUooal chairman, lauded raeelpte. S«,S5».006.38: expendl- (teorge added 'tt l primary. wasted, to t ^ about the fortkeom- pope before the prlqU'y. bdt sin ^ ai7«mg She.reflects more of the sojgr ecUpM to see the Aslpfo bis oplnon at the end of the m earth’s gorgeouj rad ooropa, a sight ] week.’^ Atryker said. "L am vary tiiiaa, «6.4J6.79»3«; pet — ...... wtth. Hop- lag to koa— “ - edRgrgtulatlooa — ------to Clark light than moat of tham. The - - tb a ■ ■ ‘ ------• ~------following MANGtfESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1988 FAGB MAWkiHESrCR g v e w m o TnCKACD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAT. AuOUST 20.1 9 8 9 TWO There la not likely to he any opp^l- EXPECT PROMPT ACTION JEWS SMUGGLED The Weather URGES NEW WORLD tion. It haa been the e u ^ m for BREAK EXPECTED lONYTORULE Mveral v€*ri to h*vt hli noiMn^tion GERMANY ARMS Waahlngton Aug. 20—Probable 4b endorsed at the Democratic primary, ON SHIPPING PROiaUM forecast {ot Rhode Island: Fair to- REFUGEES’ HAVEN s Blnos Judge Hyde haa oaen pr<^ ACROSS BORDER day and probably Sunday, not mueb News From bats iudga he hae always engaged IN CELLAR DEATH CZECH BORDER change In tempe.ature. ! A l d O f . CAUCUS a full’ time clerk for the court and Wasblogtoo. Aug. 80.— (A f) -r Masaachusetta: Fair, warmer in it the records of the Mancheatei Pro- UarlUme CamralssioD officials said north portion today. Sunday partly work slwfiys Bs.yes time and makes bate court arP in such fine o ^ r cloudy followed by local showers m Former Leasne^ Of Nations E Swedish ooh^^®axionai. were Dr. and- Mrs.-R. H. dark. Mrs. IN MOUNTAINS today they expected prompt action Modern Verrions Of Scarlet THE SALVATIDH ABMT Matilda Kunz and Mrs. Leany 'It possible to put on a better sup- and BO well indexed that the, office on a gI00.000.600 rebabUtUUoD pro- northwest portion. Adjt. aad Mr*. George Anscombe SprOw Street HEBRON has been visited by many ottar pro- Highway Patrol Head Does B. Oreea, Paetor ^ STAFFORD Warth of Brooklyn. N. Y„ who spend per. Tbe responses to canvassing |tof Rapvbiicant And Old- gram for west coast shipping to Maine: Fair and alightly wanner have beeii so generous so far that MISS 8. B. PENDLETON bate ludgea throughout the sUte (Continued from Pag# dna.) In CAtral and west Iportlons today. OfHcial Appeals For Wel- on STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND the aummere at Gales Ferry, where follow signing of an "adjustment Pimpernel And Under- Saturday, open air meeting the Committee Is thinking seriously 1304-3, WlUlmantio who have followed the eyetom fol- Not Elaborate Forecast; plan" for w e Dollar Steamship Sunday partly elou ^ followed by Main street at 7:80 p: m. .> 16^ , Sunday—Thle wUl be ‘Uw" Dr. and Mrs. Bloat have a cottage. I er Menbers Here In Ac* lowed in the local probate court. end day at Stettin, cBaa to the Bal- only service. It wUI be to Swedish of reducing the admission charge tic coast, Inspecting Germany's Bee- Unsa. Ino., Ltd., of San Francisco. ebowera. come To Trocsl People." Sunday, 9:30 a. m. — Simda/ from 32 to 31 cents each. The eommlsslon announced last ground RaOway Operated. New Hampshire and Vermont:. school. snd ta ebsmge of the descons. There A Warning for a special town Hnsband Held For Mnrder ond Army corps. Fair, warmer Saturday, Sunday win be no evening service. IN BRISTOL, R. L, HOTEL Susie Strump. whose Illness had meeting to be held at the Rebna i Barllnsra ware aurprlaad today to April It would sponsor construction 11:00 a. m.—Hollnesvntfeetmg. 1 cord On Their Delegate! or 24 new vessels for the Paeifle local showers. 2:00 p. m.—HospltM visitation. The midweek service Wednesday WAPPING got down, is up again. town hall Friday, August 26, at And the city's advertising pillars Poughkeepsie, N. T.. Aug. 10.— Corn looks good this year, and a FASCISTS A G R K ooast area, but action bad been de- Bsrlla. Aug. 20— (API — More 8:00 p. im—Partfmeeting. evening wlU also be ta Swedish and : ty Home school at Vernon Center, The town of Union will celebrate MRS. W. W. GRANT 8:80 p. m., d. a. t., contains the toU pluurad with large yellow placards layed pending completion of negoti- (A P )—The second World Youth ta charge of the deacons ta the ab- big crop of It Is going to get took in. lowing items: -i" ^ LaCIede, Mo., Aug. (AP) — demanding that all former offlears than 1,000 Austrian Jews, It was 7:00 p. nj,—Open air meeting. starting at 8:15 p. m. old home days today and tomorrow 8809, Manchester • HanikM* #f the YouBf Republican ations with ths Dollar line. An Congress today weighed a plea that 7:80 D--tn.—Salvation meeting. sence on vacation of Pastor Green. Rockviile Residents Identify The Ellington Orange will present The 'ears are big and One, and it 1. To see what action tbe towfi Col. B. Marvin Caxteal. auperin- or raearva offloara below tha rank asUmated today, have been emug- new world countries welcome Euro- with programs of speaklpg, family looks like easy shucking for the d u k kod mewberi of tht Republican ^CATHOUCS tandent of. tha Mlsaourt highway agreement’ was reaehsd yastsrday. ^^-the Sunday meetings will be "The Telegram” with the following reunions, band concert a communi- will take ta regard to relmbuzataf of major-ganaral and under 66, month by the modem versions of pean refugees as "the pick of the OOSIFEL H A IX Mr. and Mrs. Charlee W. Hitch- huskere. ^ the Amston Lake Company for lle for "Commu- that he would not know his parents Church School sessions. Mens his promise to "come back” and but no arrests will be made await- Broad Brook, this week. to have the marble claims of Sena- ern In 1874. sacking sand. Water only tenda to Bible class and the Highland Park representatives and Rau’s represen- Reginald D. Avery, pastor of the 12 On the Line League of Women Voters were p^— ... name. vorced or married. In recent years, nistic medicine" and says it Is out had been divorced. The grave he said: tatives. The game Is scheduled for ing the outcome of CobroskTs con- Mr. and Mre. Harold Smith have tor George L. Berry (D-Tenn), and reverently decorates Is bis uncle's. Increase the strength of thU paper, Sunday school emitted until Sep- StaffordvlIIe Federated church, offi- ent at a meeting of the orMntaS^ Wa don’t think it necessary to go into a “song and ha estimated ha had granted 1.500 of place In a Democratic country. "He Is not dead. A spiritualist 3:30 o’clock and is the first of this dition. ciated. Burial waa In the Stafford returned from Niagara Falls where associates called before the presi- The revelation came during a the report said. Announoe Engagoinent. Orlo Cleets said yesterday that tion at Columbia town hall Thuraqi '^danca” as to why we are offering this unusual bargain. decrees annually. Among them • Dr. Harrison H. Shoulders of tember, would say he haa ‘passed out.’ When type to be attempted at the lake. Springs cemetery. Thfe bearers were they spent a few daye of their vaca- day evening. Mrs. Alice PattisetF., Ml to were prominent perionagea In al- dent and added: "It might have been BELGIAN "INDEPENDENCE." hearing on a charge that Kraemer Meetings of the Parish organiza- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reedy of he' smelt smoke all day long, al- tion. The reason is evident. Being a SMALL dealer, we too, a move to bother and embarrass Nashville, recently elected speaker he returns It will likely be a spirit- This contest will take place Just Amo Dunnibler, August Thelsing, Merritt of Hartford addressed ' most every wslk of life, residents is $1,500 In arrears on payments for tions omitted during the summer ual manifestation at first end later 14 Park place announce the engage- though no such thing aa smoke was Miss Mildred Christopher of New are naturally infcresfed in. the welfare of the small the President." of the House of Delegates of the before the canoe races. The finals Max Turschmahn, Herman Relster. meeting! from every state in the union and Liege, BeTglum, Aug. 20.— ( A P I - the Bupport__of the boy. BKWthB. a physical one.” in the canoe races will take place ment of their daughter, Cornelia observed hereabouts. This morn- Haven la visiting her cousin .Miss dealer. many foreign countries. Last winter Berry engaged in American Medical Association, Is Rev. Charlee O. Rundell will have Delephlne to James Jennings of 242 Frank Scott and Alfred Clark,.all of ing we flntl out that they waa a big A delegation of Hebron Five hundred demonstrators carry- LAST NIGHT OF Trumpet May Herafd Return the day of the water carnival, Aug- Stafford Springs, Elizabeth Lee. board membera motored to Separated Notables litigation with the government in ing French flags and singing the editor of the Journal. firemen climb 47 STORIES charge of the morning service at Pratt street, Meriden. Miss Reedy forest fire way off into Massachu- Miss Dorla Rlvenburg Is spending "State medicine and health In- Although she Is not recognized as ust 27th. Friday to Inspect the consoUdat Tn 19.15. Judge Moran granted a an effort to recover the value ot French national anthem paraded “THE PRINCE OF LIARS’* 10:4? a. m. during August. a "trumpet medium,” Miss Graff Is a graduate of the Rpckvllle High William Delligan, chief of the setts. The ability to smell smoke the week end at the home of Miss divorce to Princess Barbara Hutton, marble leases in the Tennessee val- surance cannot be considered simply Chicago, Aug. 20— (A P )— A Are ....AT Rev. Harold R Keen of St. Visiting Pastor. school with the class of 1938. Stafford Springs fire department, from that far off ought to qualify Betty Post , In Merldem school building of that town, the streets of this historic citadel pointed to a three-foot aluminum school has been previously Ir- WBfc. the Woolworth' heiress, from the ley which he charged wert destroy- city today tn protest against the as a humanitarian movement pro- In the elevator shaft of one of the BOLTON LAKE PLAYHOUSE Peter’s chureh, Hebron, will be on Rev. Wayne W. Woroer o f Weth- Chief of Police George Keaty and Orlo for the Job of a Jingo con- Stanley Gozda, employee o f Tal- call for emergency during this trumpet and said it was through by a committee appointed late Prince Alexis Mdtvanl. She ed by TVA operations; tn connection current Belgian "independence" ma- moted bv'those Interested alons in North LaSaUe street buildings did Route 44, Bolton, Past the Notch this, and an accredited listener, that ersfield, reprMentatlve of the Con- William Angley are attending tbe gressman. cott Bros, mill and crack rifle shot Boland Oil Co. now la separated from Count Court the welfare of certain • Indigent little damage early today but near- month. necticut 'Temperance Union will What near come on to being a Into the matter of a central with a successful condemnation by neuvers In the Ardcnne mountains. State Firemen’s Convention In Mil- of tbe National Guard left today for the "word” of Mr. Frey’s “return” for this town, and It Is.lhfi OW 869 Center Street At West Center St. Dial 6320 Hmigwltz.Reventlow, whom she TVA operations. In connection with Police seised the flags and dis- groups of people,” the editorial ly exhausted the firemen. The Are .might be received. give tbe sermon at tbe morning ford which will close tonight, Satur- serious incident happened here yea- Camp Perry, Ohio. Gozda waa se- married here the next day. persed the demonstrators. says. , — flghtew had to-eUmb 47 stories vrtth laCANUEL LUTHERAN. service at the Tolland Federated GILEAD^. day. fonowihg a two-dky session. •ferday afternoon- when yoting 'Plzar- teoted as on4 6f the ten best marksr- which local poopto ara tha, e euccessful . condemnation suit K. E. Erickson, Paetor. ’Then si''vigil will'be planned for MRS. CHARLES FISH interested. Those who went F riday Other prominent persona awarded The military exercises and the co- "There can be no doubt but that their equipment to reach the scene an expected reunion. church on Sunday morning. < There ro McCarthy was fooling around men in the state. divorces by Judga Moran, who had brought by TVA. a Federal commis- will be music by the choir under the 56-5. Wllllmantlc Included the Rev. H. R. Keen. 1 ^ * sion held the Berry leases were incidental disclosure of plans to for- if Communistic! or state medicine of the blaze because of the break- Today Miss Graff and Dr. Lingen- with some gasoline, spilt it on to The Talcottville softball team granted aa many as 40 uncontested should be adopted in the United down of elevator service. Read The Herald Advs. Sunday School at 9:30. dilrectlon of Mrs. Maud McClure, his pants, and got them caught Charles N. Flllmofe. Mrs. a "commercially worthless." tify the southern Belgian frontier Ser- hoel went to New York to consult made it two In a row Thursday night decrees at 10-pilnute Intei-vnls In have been criticized as envisaging States the patronage attached to Swedish service at 10:45. organist. afire. Quicker than greased when they defeated the Noble West- Jones and Mrs. A. W. HUdtog. one day, were: Jack Demp.sey for- Maude KUne, expecting she will aid The Woman’s Club wUl entertain Allen L. Carr waa at hla Hebr possible invaalon from France as the offices thus created would be so mon by Pastor Erickson. them in their efforts to commune -Rev. Leonard W. S. Styker, rec- WILLINGTON lightning though, Pizarro, In Intense brook Cb. of Hartford by. the GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT TONIGHT! mer world's-heavyweight champion, ijr. V. R. Pearson of Augustana tor- of S t Joltfi's Episcopal church the Ladles’ societies of Hebron and pain, rushed over to - the nearby place for a short visit Friday. Ha The weakest partj^of the skull Is well ae Germany tn the event of great and the sums of money at with Mr. Frey’s spirit. They des- MISS JENNIE H. CHURCH score of 15 to 12. The previous who divorced EateUa Taylcr, film war between, the two powers. College, Rock Island, 111., wlU preach pf Youngstown, Ohio, who la Gilead churches at their next meet- Double Dam brook and sat down In- night they defeated Stapgut A. C. at win be here Sunday also. St the base. ^ their disposal so stupendous that cribed her as a nationally - known Professor Austin Warren cl GENE DEL MASTRO AND HIS actresi; John Wanamaker. . Jr., patients, doctors, and the public In HAPPY IW S ARE HERE AM N /< Sunday morning. Aug. 28. spending the summer ta Tolland, ing September 1, at two-thirty to it, extingpiishlng the blaze. He Lydalville In a nine Innipg game 1 Philadelphia capitalist; film actress medium. ton arrived Saturday for a week- general would be subject to their wtaociMomiui^ ...... ~ “He’ll come back.” said Dr. LIut will be in charge of. the services at o’clock In Mrs. Mildred Fillmore’s Dr. Horace B. Sloat, the paetor, kept his head, but lost his pants, to 0. Thursday's game waa a wild CONTINENTAL RHYTHM MAKERS Ann Harding, Conauelo Vanderbilt. church of the N.AZARBNE St. John’s church jn this city on left Bioston.v-by steamer yesterday which were burnt beyond recogni- affair with both ' teams getting end visit at the home ot the Smith, Jenie Marston Adams, now political domination, and the adop- ^ Rev. E. O. Unsk, Faster genhoel emphatically, adding: garden. The leaders for the after- Pendleton and Mra! Anno C. On* tion of a Communfstlc government ou Sunday morning at ten o’clock. for a short trlj) to Nova Scotia. Ho tion. Which Is flaming youth for plenty of hits. Tbe game Wednes- Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett; Edith Gould r.s w ,1. > “Y know Abraham Lincoln al- noon are Mrs. Annie Smith and Mrs. bert. frs EXCELLENT FOOD AT ALL TIMES 1-rs I KUK! thereby accompUshed "by degrees.’ ” ways consulted a spiritualist before Rev. H. B. Olmstead, rector of the Annie Wright. The hostesses are WiU spend a few days In Milton, a you, always burping their britches day wa^Just the reverse with both VValnwrlght, and Christian Arthur Sunday: church la enjoying his annual va- former parish and then go on to behind them. teams only totaling seven hits. The A meeting ot the Hebron Hoi" u- Wellesley, Britain's fourth Earl of 9:80 a. m.—Church Bible school. he made a* decision. That's a his- Mra. Fillmore, Mra. Nellie Griffin. club was held at Columbia laka . ’ -i . WINES — LIQUORS .AND BEER Spectacles were Invented dur- ID ^ cation/ WoIfvlUe for a week to attend the Mre. Honorata Beels, who is bead- fielding, however, was exceptionally Cowley. Crosses for an agea __ , torical fact and I can produce Entertainment Tonight Miss aara Ellis and Mias Gladys day evening. The members are aU.; .M l( ln«r the 13th century. records to prove It." ^ Centennial celebration of his Alma ing up the church supper an;l fair good- Tuesday night tbe locals will California’s “gin marriage law” . ON , 10:45 a. m.— Morning Wrshlp In connectlont with the annual Miner. committee, announces that she has young people of high school age or’ ’ \V® Cat«r To Banquet# several years ago, requiring Isiuance Mis Beatrice Links Is visiting at Mater, Acadia Unlveralty. He ex- play a return game with the Gibbiea 30 Oak Street IWHO P1AY5 A'TDUGH-* „ STAGE! and sermon by the pastor. / field day and exhibit pf the Tolland got a permanent chairman for the of Manchester at Talcott diamond. thereabout. Mlsa IJIHan Qrifftag."., of marriage , licenses only after a In a state of alege, civil law glVes 6:30 p. m.—Young People s Hour. the home of her cousin Mrs. Jack pects to return about $(epteraber was leader. The Rev. and Mia..;; Telephone 38IU RGie IN Vi»''’E0yS TDWN^ way to military law. Considerable trade .between Rus- County Farm Bureau there will be section extending from the Rev. OAK GRILL three-day application period, sent iM W H I L llA I 7:30 p. ra.—Evangelistic Service sia and China Is still carried on by two plays presented this evening In Davis in Oakdale, . V- Wiggly Dobbe' parsonage down to B. A. Lewis of Gilead were present. thousands of couples across the TAKES BOXIflS LESSONS W1TH-- shd sermon by the pastor. caravan. the auditorium of the Tolland Coun- Arthur Hutchinson of Manchester Mrs. George Gorl and son George, Sowsnort Swam^ Whlmsey Bum- ."Marriage by Destiny Trust". Is Members brought picnic itmcheooa state line Into Reno where no wait- 6ENE REYNOLPS FROM ,,J®^;\0KHESTRAjik’*S S i!S I« The Week: called at the home of his mother. wbo ha.ve been guests oj( Mr. and bog has kindly agreed to help out the name of a Chinese' matrimonial and a supper Was partaken, of oa ing was necessary. Hundreds of cJGHNNV INPRESANO ( W « 0 a qominSTesuperSTAteEHTiffii Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.— Mid- Mix. Lovlna Hutchlnacn, Tuesday. Mrs. John DeClcco, returned to their agency in Shanghai. the lake shore. ’ ,v them came before Judge Moran, who SUNDAY AND MONDAY and she will call around to get tbe DEFEATED 5 WGRIDS CHAMP- BGWTDWN, A GREAT 3CBEEN SHOV/i week prayer and praise service. Mra. Wallace Hilliard and son home In New York this week, Mra. donations of money and beans in- Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Porter, ij ; Interspersed his divorce decrees' NEBRASKA HAS Weekly Sunday School Lesson IONS DURINS ’.IIS THE NRW Kenneth and Mrs. R. A. Parrish of .Mary Bonsolo, daughter and two stead of the folks down there hav- The cashew nut comes from a their soq Milton and their smaU with marriage ceremonies. • ITS OWN MAVOR CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Andover' spent Tuesday afternoon sons, of New York, are now visiting low spreading tree cultivated in daughter Roberta spent the day EAT THE best . , . AT REYM.ANDER’S Marriages Already Ended RING CAREEFi.) ing to submit themselves for the COUNCIL S- Garden snd- Winter streets at the home of Mrs. Charles Fish. ‘at the DeClcco home. supper. Co-operation and team the East and West Indies. Wednesday as guests of Mr. and "I/am one of those who believe V VOTINS Rev. Kart Richter. Pastor Mrs. Edmund H. Horton at Point Our Famous Ravioli — Chicken — Spaghetti /thatiwhen married people reach the CIRCLE Hannah: Godly Motherhood Mias Marjorie Conklin of Meriden Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Peck of Chesapeake Bay Soft Shell Crabs spent Thursday at the home of Miss Burlington and Mrs. Gretchen FUl- O’ ' Wooda beach where they are stagis where they want to enter a sil\ A 8:00 a. m.—German service. spending a* vacation. Steamed Clams Clams On the Half Shell divorce court, their marriage al- A MILUON . .IN LAUGHS! Dorotny Barraso. Miss Conklin and more and two children df Thetford, m _____ 9:00 a, m.—English service. By W fiXIAM E. OIUlOY, D. D. * We have here to our lesson the Mlsa Barratao were classmates at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Boeley are, ready Has ended," Judge Moran £i Make - a - million Me- Vermont, have been guests of Miss entertaining Mrs. Bosley’s sister, And All Our L^subI Tasly Dishes! once said. "It is better for both of Laglen and spend-lt- Editor of Advance record of Hannah's prayer which Morse College In Hartford. Adella Munger on WilUngtbn HUl. UNION. SERVICE reveals her greatness of soul Misses Gloria and Yolanda Bar- Movie Scrapbook Mrs. Helen Rush and daughter Mies them under those circumstances— qniok Donle^-y battle It of the They enjoyed a viaft to "Bonnie Shirley of New Britain, at their Rheingold Extra Drv Lager ' Hanley’s Ale On Tap especially If there are. any children Wt 'LLGETYOUS, out ta the gold Helds Hannah Is a great type of the Like Mary of Bethlehem, who raOso and Charles Barraaao, chil- Bv Bill Porter Caricatures by George Scarbo center CONGREGATIONAL View" gardens of Leon O. Wood- pleasant home, the George F, Klbbe —to be divorced." t over Grade Fields— godly mother, the woman yearning was to become the mother of one dren of Mr. and Mre. Joseph Bar- worth. They also ylsjted the rocks, iaax7. BROTHER OUT OF ' and-.the ,____ •. for a non, and, when her prayer is greatei^ than Samuel; her thought place. — > >rdi7 Judge Moran hims'elf pr.eferred SOUTH METHODIST CHURCHES raeso had thelf tonsils arid adenoids and seeing the interior of the new tnarnage,. For 29 years he was answered, devoting all her energies was oU of .salvation, and she lived Local fruit farmers are harveettag ICQB- TROUBL-E^SKiNN^ - ta the removed by Dr. William Dwyer at Town Hall, which was h>rmerly the them here; and. elsewhere. < REYMANDER’S TAVERN happily married to his first udfe, and., powers to . consecrate that son in tb.e atmoephere of divine plane his office In Ijtartford, Friday.. e?- COI^ : CENTER CONGREGATIONAL ^ - to the . very highest‘purposes and to and pinpoees. ' Congregational, cbiirch... and after Dr. C. J. Douglas and hla gu cfta lorW S5 Oak Street Chas. Rcvmander, Prop. MaiV Lloyd Moran, who died' In ! CHURCH ' Mrb. Henry Tennyson and daugh- the federation of Baptists and Coh- S. 1934. " train him for the things to which How mjich it' means to have, such Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weeks o f ' ^MYRNA 10/" ter Mias Julia of Morris Cove spent gregaUonaUsts, was sold to the White Plains. N. Y.. were dinner: ‘ .1 "We .never quarreled .because we Ser- she has consecrated him. a wonderful environment, aa. tbat! Wednesday *t. the home;.ot'Mc..an4 I'hiad nothing to quartel about,” Aald Momtag- • worrtilp^lPiAfl EU, the high pribst, had ob- town'for a dollar;-" “• t guests at the home o f Mr; and^ SGT’SKlNNy It haa glorified common men and Mrs. Floyd Fogll. Miss Tennyson Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Reed are at nerftl 'the Jurist. moh by Dr. Woodruff. served Hannah sitting by the door- women. It has enlarged the area of Oement Wall, East Hamptao, ir^ The musie: and Mrs. Fogll were clasaihate4 at "Pine KnoU,” South Coventry, oc- day evening. A vCiar ago he married his court pAPinN SPEaMANi Prelude—Intermezzo .'...... Peele poet of the temple, praying ta bit- hearth and home;,and the devotiod' I r e c - " clerk! Jessie Smith Moran? who sur- terness of soul and weeping sorely the New Haven Normal School. cupying the cottage of Mrs. George There has been so much wet ^ Hl$ SCREEN J Anthem—Seek Ye the Lord..Roberts of a household, tbe love af a moth- Flften ladies were present at the jlsla- vives him. SUN. In her anxiety to have a child. Ell er’s heart, has become so enlarged Maynard. weather that the homea here are wu Funeral plans have not been made. and Hymn Anthem—"O Son of Man” mistakenly supposed, as be saw her Ladles Aid meeting held at Mrs. Starr EdgertoA left yesterday for ve'f’kt^oo.ire.-GAMS le getting more and more mouldy and ...... Old Irish Air as to extend to the very ends of tbe Floyd Fogll’s, Wednesday afternoon. lipe moving but did not hear her eai'th and to the' limits of mankind. a week’s motor m p. He went to C90QUKT. „ mildewed. Housekeepers complain the PITCHER'^ 82 PASSES MON. BtrMgera and visitors ta town cor- The ladles worked on a patched- Salt Point,' N. Y .,'^ d from there, that shoes which have not been dlaly Invited to this service. voice, that she waa drunk, and h ^ I have read of a Scottish mother did” . TEXACO I I SETS A WORLD RECORD reproved her—but It must have beeil worked quilt A delicious supper of accompanied by a friend, will go to worn for a few weeks are fouftd voted of our modem times who gave to potato salad, fruit salad, rolls, cake. with mould an Inch long on the ST. JOHN’S CHURCH with stateliness and Impresalve sin- the world seven fine sons. Every Canada. ' » juat Ponca City. Okla.. Aug. 20 — ^N CERl«ACy cerity that she replied, "No, my Ice cream with peaches and punch Miss Theola WhltlAg of Wlnsted soles. • Furniture ta spotted with Golway Street one of them became a man of dis- mould along with everything else. ibtful (API—Pitcher .Alex Swells of Aa/*S i-A-nirftFATOER PIFL AAULz-avrA N A G A N -A rfrftiCV.a tR G Y; ierd, I am a woman of a sorrow- was served by the hostee# assisted is visiting Miss Elsie Vesely. went Muskogee feared ho held a world Rev. Joseph Zleba, Rector tinction ta some field of service into by Mrs. Clarence J. Fogll and Mre. Fires have not been pnctlcabla as INDIAN GASOLINE MAN WHO BORROWED * 2 0 0 123 ful spirit; I have drunk neither which he entered—;tbe ministry, Mary Ellen Sinaonda, 57, wife of eeord recor'. today. wine nor strong drink, but I. pour- Richard Young. EdwaiM E. Simmonds of Mansfield, M akes UP It has been so hot that even • frac- ievelt Alex walked 82 Ponca City START BOYS TOWN , WHIC41 TODAY. 8:80—Low mass. medicine, govenuneht, and similar Robert Wilson of Hartford, broth- tion of a degree more would he too 9:80—Catechism. ed out my soul to Jehovah.” flelde. They went out from Scot- died Wednesday morning at the HI9 0 WN oner* AngfJs m a nlrte-lnnlng Western tS ONE O F TL rMNgPAL INSTITUTIONS IN TA., CODNTRy, FOR H0WE1£SSB0« The son that'cam e to Hannah er of Mrs. Berl L 7:80, Monday—Adult Polish and many times more ta the serrice brother, Arthur Wood of Gurley- -i other placee nearer tbe river. Blue- 8E (5N THE ORDER OF A- pray zealously for what they want, of her sons! The score being 11-10 In fav6r of vUle. The,funeral was held this af- sena- ca City walked 11 batters .for a McCoy in eehool. and when they recelvr it, forget berries have not been, plenty this week. • total of 43 free trips to first in the RAMBUNG RANCH HOUSE. 7:00, Tuesday—Rehearsal. Bugle, We are far from Mother’s Day, Vernon. ternoon li^ h e Methodist church at summer, perhaps osrtna to frosta Cash Only their vows and devotion— but Han- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris of WlUlmantfc with Rev. Charles S. game. Of Fife and Drum Corps. nah fulfilled her part. She’ had as we study this lesson tn August, and the exceestve rainfall whlrii haa Swells 'distributed his walks so New York. N. Y.—“ IT’S TRUE! that Mickey Rooney’a latert 7:80, Wednesday—CoQlUa choir. but here are thoughts for Mother’s Manchester spent Friday evening at Johnson officiating. Burial was In beaten tha berries off tbe bushes. promised to give her child to the Gilead Game Farm. the Gurlyvllle cemetery. cow® 'well—ho never gave more than Interest !• a radnf car he expects to do better than 100 miles an HUMPHip - 8:30, Friday—Lutnia choir; If service of Jehovah and she did not Day and for every day —as Moth- It looks as If tbare would be an •'•ct five an Inning—that he left 22 An- relay, 7:80. er's Day ought to be. / Paul Melepke and Louis Backoi of sbimdance of nuts of s H kinds na- Lease waver. It must have involved con- lenta- ela stranded, 21 df them in the *’°'^ c lt^ re^ti^pitfchased an old flivver. With the help rf GEORCCBRDf^GLORUDICXSON A urist 28, first visit of Bishop siderable sacrifice on her part to Samuel was the man of achieve- West WUUngton are receiving treat- tive to this part ot ^to ooontry. frst seven innings. He allowed When P. T. Barnum’s circus was ment 111 the Johnson Memorial hos- ) lota fellow-actor Douglas McPhail. he bopped up the motor sm Joseph to S t John's parish.' dedicate him to the sanctuary and ment, and the savior of Israel ta a In -winter headquarters at Bridge- a ka seven hits. ' ~ pital at Stafford Springs. Alex, a good-natured rookie, •treamlined the bpdy ao that the car d i ^ 7 milea per hour on its ah—and Thompson at Mansfield Depot. Muskogee tie the acore at 7-aU in Mra Harold & Sloat entertained i-4iS HAiR is nbvbR . Open 24 rioora the Mverth. but in the same in- “The youthftil Metio-Qoldwyn-Mayer players take dftv* -PHANTOM SH O r Itea ta during tha aummer waa ta aervice to God and man be- their name is leghm—might have OOMBBP AHP SCLOOM * i .u cx o r ROAiiNa o a m t * t e wUl ha at 740 a. m.. 9.10 and cauae ot hla awthiu’s tora aad aao- aa taqHred biographer Uke tbe Tha earUaat.cottoa mill waa aa- with a picnic supper 00 the lawn at ning Ponca scored five runs (or a iiig t e oar, wiHi MMBear alated to drive in S*wi*36SLffSti6S8lS^ U -T viotonr. • jh X-Xk. ,t«hllteil te ] te l7 8 6 . | t e tkte OumU

MAWCHESTI5R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.19SS PAGBfIVB .. 1. igA y^HESTBR EVENTNO HERALD, BIANCHESTER. CONNh SATDRDAT, AUGUST 20,198S

recaptured the hllU dominating master of Its own otgsnlxatloq\Md • SERIAL ST ORY rules. It oould scrap the Rm dandesa In theTCbro River region of Health and Diet cosrsiOMr. isos Conunlttee In two minutes If a HOMO ECONOMICUS South CSaUkmla seems to be typical In New Yo rk H A Y W IRE H O USE Nta stNvicB.’ iNe. Cttntins 3HEraUl at a eharacUrlaUe "of tha Spanlah jortty so willed. The Democrats ^ A d v i o ^ had an enormous majortty; but they By James J. O le a ry Time and again the atUcks By DR. FRANK MoOOY BY ED W IN RU TT PVaiMUUD Bt TUB ___ did nothing about IL- SOON, BROADWAY NIGHTS ^Eedjinder Vinton Freedley*a banner fc»AT.P PRINTIKO OOMPANT, WC. of the Insurgents against Govern SHALL BE FILLED In sr musical version of "Clear All II BlMMlI .. jm int; positions hava.succmsiod, only It’e going to be pretty tough for WITH MUSICALS Wlrea” . Walter Huston to the MaaebMtir. Ooa». OF TUB AAA. .„.ex£rgibkin..bi:a Ri ...... -was -foslng wolflehly after Wolf- THOMAS rEROUIOM to bavs the poMUons recaptured by tits New llbalers tb show that the did Buccaed In bringing fariu prioes DISORDERS .- Maxwell Aifderson-Kurt WaUl '‘ef- KINKAID PARKER—hero. Hand- By GEORGE ROSS fort, "Knickerbocker Holiday", Cole gang, the dachohund. Kinks, per- 0«a«nU M«bh«t blatant Mr. O’Connor le the real to • temporary . parity with mdua- tome, JoMeea, he has Just Inherited r«Biid*d 0«teb«r 1. till the Loyalists In counter-attacks Aa the ter has attempted to trial prices. In spite ot this New York, Aug. 20. — Baseball Porter’s "You Never Know" and a ceiving hts trend' of thought, re- eauae of the failure of a single pISce receding articles tbe There have been several requests half-lntereat hi a vacant Connecti- The routine e e ^ s to be that the su- explain 1 achievement, the recent drop In for an article on dealing with u er- writers and reportora, through the Negro revue with a score by Duke spected It with silence. It was obvi- Pabllahad •Rtait B*aBla« ..of promised legislation. policy behlni ' the Federal agricul- farm prices Is • most disconcerting years, have been of the opinion that EUuigton—all these loom os poten- cut home.' ous tbat Mr. Harkness was consid- •vadara aad Holtra] Holtraya Entar^ at tha perior sir forces of the rebels, which else os It relates to patients witb SALLY PENNINGTON—heroine. t dataa at Maachaatar, Cana^ aa tiiral progrem embodled In the blot upon the AAA record. the team which leads the field on tial hits. ering Woltgong aa a subject for data* At Mma< are constantly reinipplled by Italy latment Act and heart troubles. This Is a rather dif- Blond, 'pretty, she has Inherited the i^D d aAM Mall Mattar. Agricultural Ad; This much seems certain to the ficult subject to handle as every July 4th la the one which will romp Even Uncle Sam, apurred by the electrification. and. Germany, through bombing and the Soil ConservatliM Act is to raise home the gonfalon winner when fitful competition, .will owing into other h ^ of the home. Together , niBECRIPnON RATES SPOILED BY POMPOSITY writer. The policy underlying the cose almost has to be advised In- On the following day a major machWe-gunnlng operations bring the prices of farm \ommodltlea to New Deal agricultural program la September rolls around.' Tha thea- fall action with on extravaganza they turn It Into a "Boetotorlani." tragedy occurred. Mr. Harkness lost Oaa Taar kp Mall • RS • a • • •••• • • dividually but I am going to go called "Sing for Your Suppar". Add Par Heath bp Mall »,«.w«,«»»«"J about sufficient demoralisation of These Southern politicians are a--parity with Industrie prices. The of ths - soundest variety. Tbe ahead and try* to give you some ter has' certain similar beliefs. Ths his pliers. relationship between \Mrlcultural late Charles DlUlnghoiri, for in- a possible suecesstul tenmnatlon o t ' Veeterdayi Ihe Anteoea congratu- Stasia Oapp ...... the Loyalists’ lines so that the posl- forever epolllng thelf political of source of all the farmer's difficulty generolued advice In tbe hope of >Up to that point the business of PanVarad Oaa Taar ...... and industrial prices wring the is surplus production which results stance, always said that any season a deal whereby the Martin Beck late each other after their little act Uons can he taken'hy Infantry or fecte by their early nineteenth cen. period 1909-1914 has beeA arbltra- helping those who have this prob- which promised at least ten good Theater wUl house the D’Oyley Installing batteriea In the various MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED in low pri'cea for agricultural pro- lem. before Kinks and Sally, mounted animal heads bod been pro- PRESS tank-and-Infantry assault tury pomposltlee. Here le Sklgar rily selected as ‘‘parity.’’ \ pu rin f ducts. The Federal policy, which musical shows was certain to be on Carte Gilbert ohd SuUlvon com- The Aaaaalatad Praaa la a««i«»'»^£ the post-war period, aa st forces corns to close quarters, for Reeonstnictlop Finance Corporation below the level of Industrial i teinly tot«li«» borotn or* 1914 parity with Industrial pricea definite Instructions to guide him. a fall and winter holds tenaion If he wanted to.” "If that little man 'asks, me If I’ve BEHER PAINTING AS sTmoait Inrartsbly' able to- take -up rewsmloatlon. 4a- . opposed' by. .Pnab adTOlnlatraUpa., that ,l t . requlrea SosaeUme* bs-gets the-Idew that - >aH- forur.----' . , . . . Beeli-Heme-T-a^bBBoei-i—.... a* In - vittw ‘o f this -purpose. • we -Tney only tbs most courageous and pro- “&ems...fcT me he 'cOulil,'” ' said' seen HIS ptfefi just ohes' nioiie,’’ SM: G. E. W ILU S REPAIRS,- REMODELING .,, . Pall aartiaa allaat af H. R A. Sarr- of actlvlty la dangerous and that he Is But that isn’t all. Billy Rose’s new poslllone at no great distance dent Roosevelt TbB case Is, on the biist appraise the effectiveness lo n g s efforts In Its behalf to Insure Ktoka. "Didn’t old Kenworthy aay ly told Kinks, exosperatedly, “Fm tha Agricultural Adjustment Ad likely to fall dead If be attempts Fun In the Ofling vaudeville bills et his Casa Honona. The All Purpose Fuel For • • t *— When they. In turn, coimter-attack, face of It, a flagrant abuse of politi- Its u^rAate success. When we the slightest movement. Because of the other night clubs on the Rialto he jqst about owns that bank?" going to take him across my knee. I a VES M N G S . Hambar Araarleaa Nawapapar Pah- ministration’s efforts by presenting Musicals r The racks are bulg- "Wilton was decent about It, any- He’s pestered me to death." & SO N , IN C. TOPS’ IN SERVICE • HOUSE HEATINO though th ir sir force U unable to cal power on tha part of some one In for the time dur- realize that under the farm program this state of affairs the heart pa- ing with relevant Items. L^w Les- and In the SO’s, tbe World’s Fair, ' Hahara Aaaeelatlen. ______the Fednal government undertakes how," said Sally. "What’a he making so much fuss ADDS TO HOME ESTATE be of any great assistance, they are the administration, so far as all ing which the agricultural program tient may get into ‘ be habit of rest- lie promises on edition ot "Black- live attractions on the etoge* of the • COOKING Pabllahara RapraaanUtlaaa: TM the unbelievable task of dealing In- ing more than Is good for him. birds." Ano to power, farm prices beginning, but I ilo not find It ad- thing But Love, Baby” are looking ting any wild notions In your head. "Et tu, Brute?” said SaUy, "It Drainage Tile attaining and malntoining the high- at your home and thought-ilt would CntCULATlOlfR______stand that the Sf^cultural program York town. seems to be a day for losing things. they use, the apparatus for the the past eighteen years and who, at MaiirliMlm* INv M mi nv>vemente In the field than against New Deal If Mr. Dunlap. In typical stood at only fil per cent of parity visable fo prolong this resting treat- forward to the first night. I positively forbid you to ' marry be a much more pleasant place -o the present time Is located at 12 must be a long^rawm-out process ment indefinitely provided the heart Rodgers and Hart, prolific tune- The list of musical shows would Wilton Ames no matte'r hbw expert Mrs. CUpstack can’t find her potato est of standards, can hope to sur- same should hi taken care of before Tha Herald Prlatlas Oempaay Ine, fortified lines and largely because Southern fashion, had not turned It despite the work of the Hoover-In- Indicate that singing and danch live to If It were constructed differ- the fall sets to, Mr. Willis Is the man Jackson street. MtVBits BO IIiiooo!bI rot(K)iii|blMtF of an evolutionaryNiature. derangement la of mild or moderate smiths, will Invade the field with V be becomes at bawling out his peeler,!’ Telephone 5125 vive the competition they meet. spired Federal Farm Board. During performers are once more avail ‘ Conveniently located at the comer ently? A room enlarged by the to see and make such arrangements If you have-hunt, a new home Ibr tF|K>ffrBBlilcRl •rrort BbpoorlBf M Uje counter-attack movements are Into a laughing m.stter. 19.33, the year before the AAA was The nigged-IndlvWjallstlc traits severity. Of course. In the very se- two vehicles, os If their current ,’’I ;ther.” They had been down ‘to the i;iver aSrartlaamaata M tha Manebahta* Receiving a telegram from Claude of the farmer are n ^ going to bo vere cases, rest is all tbat can be Married An Angel" were not for the hiring; Two years ago, tb^ of Spruce and Eldridge streets. The removal of a partition, or two small- as are necessary. He will be happy there la one thing needed to finish faaaiBB Herald. begun st night, when they cannot put Into effect. agrlculUiral prices Broadway showmen were defending •‘Marry 7” exclaimed Sally. "Good and were now approaching the er rooms made out of one large one, to confer with you. talk over your the Job, that Is where the painter were at , 64 per cent of parity. Un- broken down within the span of a used. But In the average case, tbe enough. They are preparing a mod- Adamy Service Station has been in be observed or combatted from the E. Hamilton. Jr„ general counsel of the paucity o f musical ehowa 1^ ex- heavens, Tm toa.busy to marry any: house acrosfi.the hack lawp. ,, __ business over five years. Mr. Adamy might mean na.end o f. comfort toj problems, and'cheerfully give yon and-decorator comes In. •• The- wise der the AAA there occurred a note- few years. Gradually,\ however, resting method Vrill ldse Its effec- ern version Of Shakespeare's "Com- body. If you or Wilton want to get ‘How's the Fenimore liking the SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 air; and when the two forces are the RFC. Informing Dunlap that the the farmers may possibly becoms tiveness after a few days. The pa- edy of Errors” for George Abbott plaining that suitable talent was is to a position to give courteous the entire famUy.' Then, too, the an estimate on your needs. and thrifty house owner realizes the % worthy improvement In 1934 as -wasting Ito fragrance on the desert married, you’d better find some girl place?” Kinks asked. question of repairs. Interior and ex- Importance of using only the best of at close quarters the plsnes can- directors of the corporstlon re- farm prices rose to 73 per cent of educated to the spirit of co-opera- tient Improves at first, but then be- and will write a show for Beatrice attention to all details of his work. QfiE. LUIle. air of Palm Springs some three who Isn’t trying to run a cockeyed Sally laughed. "She says her He Is particularly enthusiastic about terior, come to the folks who are not materials, because' nothing can add not operate. quested his resignation. Mr. Dunlap parity. In the next two years tion that is necessary If thq^ farm gins to grow weaker os the con- r . D. R. AND “ AXIS” surplus la to be ellmlnated.X At tinued rest weakens the rest of the Max Gordon will break the barrier thousand miles from Shubert Alley hotel.” nerves are better already. She's C IT Y T A X I his new lubricating system recently to a position to build a new home. or detract so much from the general Apparently tt Is almost an estab- sent a long wire In reply. Insisting rapid progress was made, the fig- with "Sing Out the News' and and Sardi’s. But there has been a "Tve mode It a lifelong haSit to gone off in her car, happy as a G. E. Willis, located at 2 Mato appearances of a home aa the paint O IL BURNERS ures for 1935 and 1038, respectively, the same time, the admlnistrMlve body and also makes the blood cir- installed. He does only expert A Thought PLUMBING, UNNINO AND It la rstlier atArtUng to aee Pretd- lished rule that, without the aid of that he hsd every right to support Dwight Wlman will be represented de-emphasls of musical films and tha marry girls who run* cockeyed lark." work to lubrication to all Ito street and who can be reached by and wall paper. Attractive wall pa- being «6 and 92 per cent of parity. machine entrusted with the carl culation sluggish. trek of such performers la bock to telephoning 6125, one of the oldest HEATING CXINTRAOrORS dant Roobevalt'a Klngaton, OnUrio. the air forces, the Spanl.sh rebels Mr. George and containing these ing out of the agricultural polk by on Arthur Schwartz opus tenta-. hotels. And tbat reminds me tbat 1 branches and knows where the per and paint put on to an efficient As a matter of fact, at one time It takes good Judgment on the lively UUed ’’Swing to the I-eft’’. the local scene. Which Is a reason Dial 3230 established business men to this For the wladoni of this world ap«ach reported under the caption words: 'T accordingly resign to during 1989 farm prices actually must be greatly Improved upon.' art of the patient or the physician think I misnamed our place, it Kinks’ reply was cut short by places are requiring care on all manner means much. This is one Wo oro eBjoytag a repaiitatloa ot cannot hold their own against the William Gaxton and Victor Moore, for auch an imposlnb schedule for ought to have been called Hasrwlre the sudden appearance of Mr. Bull makes of cars. Car owners can community. Is to a position to give la fooUahneaa with God. For It Job no tired business roan should •op. D. R irorm* U. S.-London-Paria reached as high lis 100 per cent of Experience, as a result of a trial- o know the right time to stort Ju- you expert advlfce on all these prob- QnaUty W oA la oil t L/^yallats. preserve my Independence and In- and-error process, should ultimately grand comedy team, will be re-unlt- this fall. House. I wonder what kind of a Griffin. A look of alarm dominated Clean, Comfortable Car! bring their cars to him with qora- la writen, He taketh the wlae In ever attempt himself—the results bnuMheo. Asia,*’ as It was In the Washington the pre-war parity. Tills much iqlous exercising. This Increased lems. their own ernftineea. I Corlnthl- Whether this Is’bocsuae the Loy- tegrity as a cltlr.en of the sovereign provide a well-oiled machine for ex^cise should stoit before tbe pa- nut this hew woman will turn out Mr. Griffin’s rock-ribbed counte- piete confidence * that they will be are apt to be most disastrous. has to be admitted, however. Dur- The Willis company always car- ana 8:19...... Get O v EoUmato. Oapltol Dally. There la a lot of de- alUts are ebie to throw greater state of Georgia." ing 19.3.5 and 1936 nature co-oper- the administration of the agricul- tlent\leaves hla bed and should at to be.” nance. Courteous Service properly lubricated. The right ries on hand a large stock of build- The Importance of painting your a heart disorder or to a aubluxatlon kind of motor oil and proper lubri- home every few years cannot be duction In that heading. Mr. Roose- numbers of Infantrymen Into the Grandiloquent posturing and the ated wdth the AAA In tbe curtail- tural program. first qpnslst of easy movements "I wouldn’t know. But she’ll be “Hey,” he said agitatedly, "I’ve At All Times! ing supplies, masons’ supplies, roof- JOHNSON A LITTLE • e • made vwHe the patient Is still lying of a vertebra which subluxation a nut without doubt. We seam to at- lost me rod.” cation are an absolute essential to The ancient hieroglyphic for God overemphasized 'fpr *reflnlshlng will T«lt went a long way when he engsgemept than are their enemies, orating of sublime heroics are fine ment of agricultural production. Aa ITALY SETTUNG ing materiaJa and Norfolk paints. was the flgurekof an eye upon a 1(» Center St. TM. 88W will be remembered, this was the In his book, "AmeriM Must dowm. \ ’ causes pressure on the nerves golng- tract the bizarre and outlandish. In- “ Your what ?’’ said Sally. DENNIS MURPHY, Prop. tbe good performance of any car. He has been supplying building keep your home like new If you use pledged the support of the UnHed or whether It Is because they are In tbelr place. But nobody ever yet Choose,” Henry Wallace, Secretary Simply Opening and shutting the to the arm. cidentally though, Mr. Parker, 1 This station also carries a com- eceptor, to denote that he sees and a good quality of paint and varnish period of the great drought In the "Me gat, me Iron.” needs to contractors over a period tmles all things.—Barker. Stattf to Canada In the event that really superior troops, It Is Impossi- won an earnestly appreciative audK Midwest that succeeded In mining of Agriculture, presents an excellent fingers vigorously and bending the haven’t heard you murmuring about Sally turned to Kinks. plete stock of batteries and tires of years. and do a first rate Job. Webster de- analysts of tha farm problem. After . (Idiopathic) ' OVERSEES EMPIRE and renders expert service to the fines paint as "A pigment of coloring **Canadian soil la threatened by ble to> tell because there le very lit- ence for either while sitting In the agricultural crops In that area. feet back and forth will be sufficient wonting to sell the place lately.” ’’ What on earth," she demanded, This firm also carries Hopper’s explaining the origin of the farm for the first day or two. Muscular Question; R. K. asks: "What does care them. Frequent checking Ccke. Fuel OUs, Electric Furnace The ancient city walls of Tien- substance." This may take on a any other empire;" but It requires middle of a mud puddle.-Mr. Dun- For the year 1937 the parity fig- "Me? When did I say I wanted "Is the man talking about?’ tle tnformetlon to be had concern- ures stood at 93, and In February surplus, Mr. Wallace declares that tension* should then bo gradually In- the term ‘IdiopathU’ moon? My. up on your batteries may mean a Man equipment, Flue and Drainage tsin, (Ilhlna,- were pulled down In wide meaning, whitewash Is. there- Imagination to construe that to sell It?” . "He’s lost his gun," Kinks trans- saving of valuable time and Is an ing actual numbers of tooope en- lap, fired and then magnificently re- of that year It was 97 per cent of three alternative solutions are. avail- creased by contracting the muscles aunt went to the doctor and he told "The very first day you came. lated. Tile. For people who maintain 1000. fore a paint and many of the so-call- able in order to accomplish Its elim- important factor to consider when ed bargain-paints are little better IL‘ ‘ • as the formation of an "ajria" If the gaged in any of the battles of the Bigning for principle’s sake, was in parity, Since 1937, however, the p f ^ e legs and arras. Try'to do this her disease was Idiopathic. Now Vanguard Of 20,000 WiO Go You were quite definite about It. "Dat’s It," said Bill. "Me gun. 1 T . P. Holloran ination. First, the Federal govern-, by tightening up the muscles of one she wonders if he thinks she has any expecting good service from your than whitewash. word, In an Internationa' political Spanish war. But tt .Is to be sus- a mud puddle. W. C. Fields couldn’t drop has been precipitous. The lat- You wouldn’t rusticate in the bul- leave it In me coat, an’ me an’ Spal- B U R N E R S est figure available to the writer ment can undertake to remove from limb at a time. The next step Is the idiots In the family." FUNERAL HOME car. Attention to these Retails Wise home owners will exercise O sense, has any definite meaning: and pected that It is a matter >of spirit have made dignity funnier. cultivation about one-third o y £he rushes In and old fire-trap like thaL dlnl goes fer a wralk an' now it’s may save valuable time when tt Is Super Snfo— ____ Indicates that In February 1938 the flexing and extending of each arm Answer: This term Is applied to As Organized Group To You weren’t ready for a wheel-chair good Judgment If they contact Mr. if the word In Itself hasn’t any auch present acreage-of arable land^ 0< and leg alternately. gone.” Ideally located—convenient and an Important factor. Call at Mr. Olson, telephone 4870, and get an MASTER KRAFT !•» eant at anjrthlng In particular.. have been pretty well used up' long nistic colony at Jamestown, Vs., goods have undergone a rapid price lca.sl, the Federal government can sufficient caution so- that he does Rome. Aug. 20— (Ckirrespondence guys named Joe.” of Mrs. CUpstack was thrust out. • show you the new college styles that will be cor- In but add conalderably to the value make strenuous ^efforts to regain do with Idiocy. ”Oh, no, I haven’t. I remember AMBULANCE SERVICE morkoMo Boner. The word "axis" has a rather wide early Irt the sixteen hundreds and decline In the face of overwhelming not remain sitting so long as to be- of The Associated Press)— A van- “Miss Pennington,” called Mrs. rect this Fall. of the property If the owner la de- ago. The Italian Infantrymen have foreign markets for the farm sur- come over-tired Aa he' continues to every word you said.” CUpstack In a portentous voice, "can DAY AND NIGHT TSrlety of applications but It is Captain John Smith’s report later siirpliiaes. It would appear that sirous of selling. same. no great Interest In Uie war any- at present the Federal government plus. This would be exceedlnglv improve, he may try some simple guard of 30,000 of ths millions Italy "And I," said Kinks, "remember 3TOU and Mr. Parker come here a ANDERSON ft JOHNSON SAVINGS VITAL PlomblnK, Heatlag aod TUmIm idoubtful If It was ever, until quite how, and the Spanlah Insurgents than three or four colonists, work- is as far away from Its objective difficult of attainment because we stretching exercises while etandlng. HARTFORD’S STATE plana eventually to settle to her Just how you looked that day. Til minute?” 175 Center SV Phone 3060 recently, applied to any sort o f. an ing on their own, produced more of 1909-1914 parity as It was In could only regain our foreign mar- Raising the arras ..lowly In front of overseas empire will cross the Medi- tell you how in one word. Swell. 1 Sallv and Kinks hurried upstairs. 39 CItaitoa St T«L SHM themselves are nob likely to be of kets at the cost o f reciprocal agree- International agreement or even com than thirty or forty did under March 1933. the body. Inhaling while raising, and terranean to October to found new was knocked for a loop ana I’m still Mrs. CUpstack stood in the room TO HAPPY LIFE MASTER KRAFT OIL auch tough stuff aa the -hardened * • • ments under which we would be lowering the arras slowly while ex- PLANS STAGE P U T looplngi Gee, Sally, couldn’t you TO&t understanding. This brand new use the original Jamestown * plan, the homes and work to agricultural recently assigned to Miss Clara Idiaulii Sc£m and desperate workers and peasanta At the present time ' New Deal obliged to Import billions of dollars baltog, may be tried. T h is will free take a few minutes off to marry me Manchester Dial 5009 of the word seems to have been an Fenimore. One hand was raising a Hotel Sheridan Bnlldlng GREASE: v-bom they encounter. Bridgeport Post says: critics are enjoying their Innings of foreign goods. The third and the circulation In the upper part of colonies to Libya. and put me out of my misery?” comer of the mattress off the bed, BURNER APPROVED 'invention by someone who sought ns they point to the collapse of final possibility suggested b y Mr. the body to some extent. After a ' Unlike thousands who poured out Sally said: "Keep your eye on the Savings have made the depression Yon’U h u o w At nil events the ability of Franco Communism Is basically the Wallace 1s what he terms the "mid- Harriet Hilliard, Movie, Radio The other pointed to a collection of •to find an even vaguer term than farm prices as Indicative of the few of these atandlng-up exercises. of Italy In formed times to seek a hotel business, Mr. Waldorf.’’ But beairable for millions of people. The tbe dlfferenee ' to maintain this, war and make philoBophy of the misfit, the lazy dle course." This would Involve articles lying on the springs. .And in grenae Joba/ failure of the Federal agricultural He down for a few minutes and rest.- Star, And Ozzie Nelson Have better living elsewhere, they will go she added: "You’re rather a sweet the Clipstocklan face wore a severe lot of many of the unemployed, ^‘understanding" to describe the ten- and the parasltld, who hope both a reduction In farm acreage Next, start taking short walks The Underwrlteta’ laboratories after yon bar frequent if sorhetlmea Impermanent through tbat system of govern- program. Let us examine this, "I Been Engaged. as an organized group disciplined person, Kinks. 1 don’t know what expression. uous state of having a common line told you so” assertion In 'order to and an Increase In agrleultubal ex- dally, gradually Increasing the in the Fascist concept—not as hum- those with sharply reduced Incomes have placed their seal of approval bad aa Adamj gains, seems to be almost entirely ment to ride on the backs of their ports In order to eliminate the sur- I’d do without you.” “I don’t know what’s goto’ on COAL — COKE attendant give| or direction of Intererts which determine Its accuracy. length of the walk by walking for ble emigrants hunting v>crk among "And consider this, girl,’’ said or crushing burdens of debt and on Master Kraft OU Heaters. This due to the aid supplied by the Ital- fellow men. Beyond all shadow of doubt, the plus. In other words. It would be one minute Jonger each day. No Today brings an Important theat- to this hotue,” said Mrs. (Jlipstock. RANGE AND FUEL OILS taxes, have been relieved by the seal on an oil burner certifies that yoor car a W- * ^fnssollnl and Hitler apparently rec- strange people whose language they Kinks, slightly exalted by the crumb "I was doin’ this room and look ian and German planes. Command Granting that tht Post may have decline In agricultural prices during' a combination of the first two alter- mitter how good you feel,- do not In- rical announcement. The State do not speak. savings which they had accumu- It has psuBsed all the exacting tests preaeara '^jognlaed. It'was then and la now natives. It Is this latter course crease your walks any faster than she’d tossed him. "If you don't mar- what I found.” Prompt Deliveries lated. Savings stUI play a vital $45.00 Buys greasing. Let of the air alone has made the con- sized up the ^Communistic movement 1938 proves that the Federal gov- theater in Hartford Is Inaugurating Hontes Await Them for safety in operation required by jibout the most shadowy term used ernment has still' only-HPartlally •that the administration at ptesent this. ' ;^ry me; you’ll be faced with a drab, Kinks and SaUy looked. Huddled part to the life of the people and this national board. The Berkon- I g i v e y o o r tinuance of the rebellion Impossible. correctly—and we feel prettj sure When they arrive to North Africa, gray vlsto of Parkerless years. At All Times' py writers on International sub- solved the problem of agricultural seems to be pursuing.. This regulation of- exercise will its new season of stage shows earl- they will find homes, stables and together on the bed springs were nothing else can' take their place. trol Seal on an oil burner Indicates car a greariag ri that there are lots of tnat kind of • * • gradually build up the heart muscle Think of it. Why, no woman’s life Is three spools of silk, an ash tray, a Savings are of little value . unless jects. But It has crept Into very sitrpluscs. In praise of the AAA ier than usual this year In . order Irrigation wells constructed and MANCHESTER that It is protected by this super ADAMY’S Communists—we can’t help rather It must be conceded that the plan Monday: The Business situation. as the rest of the body Is strength- to meet the .number of requests waiting for them Their Job will be complete without Parker.” small china ornament from the liv- there goes along with them the as- A Modern safety device, the Borkontrol. "IlMt poeunon us^e, though It la about as LUMBER & FUEL CO. auramce of the safety and security SERVICE STATION FIGHT ON O’CONNOR ruefully Inquiring where. If you ened. When you have progressed to for a return to stage shows.-' to work the newly Irrigated soil and "Greta Garbo’s doing all right, I ing room mantelpiece, Mrs. Clip- Oil Burner Institute seal on on oil Indefinite and lacking In apeclflc the point where you are able to In- hear," said Sally. And Jiist then the stack’s potato peeler. Kinks’, tobacco Telephone 5145 of these deposits. burner certifies that the manufac-* Cor. Spriioe and Eldridga R Our Interest In the fight between please, the misfit, the lazy and the To start the season off with a harvest Its fruits. I This description seems to fit the ineaning as that magnificently com- venlr to his de.sk collection In many for position of game management dulge to more vigprouq activity, you bang, the State has. engaged Har- They will pay for the land out of Pennington - Parker Restatorium pouch. Mr. Harkness’ pliers, and turer Is a member of the OU Burner Rules committee''.Chairman John J. pafaaltlc are riding now? supervisor for the State Board of should still be careful not to over- the expected harvests of many loomed before them. Bull Griffin’s revolver. Manchester Building and Loan Asso- Institute and has met wtlh this As- j^^pehenslyo w o^ .’^thlng" as employ- months. riet Hilliard, glamorous motion pic- ciation, a .Stock company nwned by. Electromaster # O’Connor and James H . - Paj-r who . VVe’re pretty surer about the ISty Fisheries and. . Game, a new . job. da A good Tule to follow. is to stop ture and radio -singing-star,-- -and years. An alien oar stood -to the drive- - • Sally put a hand-to her head,- 'sociatloh’s rigid requiremfefits os to ed hy HtUa children to any object paving $3,000 to $3,720 annually. any activity Just short of the point Its share-holders, a large xavings in- financial stability, resourcea. and with Mr. Roosevelt's blessing Is and the misfit —and 8\iapect that the Thl.s goveriunent can't be accused Ozzie Nelson and hla orchestra, so Thu agricultural colonies to be way. And on the porch, In conversa- "My Lord," she exclaimed. "What stitution, organized to 1891. If you iHhoee name they have not yet Hartford—Richard W. Bogle of where it causes .you to be uncom- opened this autumn are spattered Is the woman? A Junk collector?" business methods. seeking to supplant O’Connor as people may bt- carrjtng about as of I'alling to emphasize Its good well liked on the Penner program tion with Mr. Harkness, sat a tall, are planning to buy'or build a home Russell Street learned. East Hartford, whose hand con- fortable. By observing yourself you and at the Hotel New Yorker that throughout Ubya, wherever soil thin female whose pale-gold hair, Kinks saw light suddenly. Anderson & Johnson are the local Unlletl Stales repreStjniatlve from many parasites on their backs un- nelglihorllnc.as toward the Central trolled the throttles of New Haven wilt find out how much you can do OTEL“ remember no one has ever ibst a t’ ’- Electric Range { The deuce of It Is that the wonl they have become almost perma- experts thought the desert was threaded here and there will gray ’No,” he said. "Unless I’m way authorized agents, for the Master Perennial Gardens and South American republlc.s the.se rallroaa locomotives In the passen- without causing such symptoms as lai with this company. -Every dol- Kraft heaters as well as first class a New York district, .ha., much of der our present kind of capitalism nent fixtures there. easiest to reclaim. flourished to wild abandon about her off, she’s a kleptomaniac." S H E R I D A M lar deposited la always worth a dol- fcae BO often been employed as days, even though the dispute with ger and freight service for 60 years shortness of breath and oppression lArgc* FanilUea Chosen plumbers. They are to a position the serene neutrality of-the old lady as they would under any other sys- ~But more than being a famous head. Her age was indeterminate. (To Be Continued) Completely Renovated and Up-to- lar. plus your shares in the^arnlngs. Where can you get more vklue for your money? They j^ u g h It were Interchangeable with Mexico over seized oil and farm over an estimated 1,123,000 miles, within the chest. -Through such ob- ra.dio and dance band, Qzzle Nelson The 20,000 represent only 1,000 to add much to the comfort and PERENNIALS whosy’ hushand was fighting-a bear- however bad it might be. lands m.ake.s a'nasty situation. (This had a medal of recognition for servation you'wlU leani how much '- She might have been either 30 or 40. date tn Every Detail. Quite naturally one can place their ••compact," "alliance," or even la a favorite of theater audiences families. Large families, with many She wore a cream-colored, ragian faith to an tostitution which has are In perfect shape and will give you all the advantages well being of local residents. A 3P and who aald she didn't .rfally rare government has to be pretty stem long and faithful service today. activity you may Indulge In safely for his band are really stage ar- hurfky sons and daughters to help Reasonable Rates. telephone call to 6884 will bring a 85 RUSSELL STREET • •‘treaty," at one pole, or "under- about ttyit else there might be a and you should, be guided by this coat. And in her lap reposed a book, Featuring pally Luncheons. been piloted safely through the, ma- a dum which won. tists. Realizing that every audi- on tha farms, were chosen. UNINSTRDCTED YOUTH jor financial disturbances of ’ the of electric cooking. This amazing low price la for first representative weU qualified to de- Second Street Off Main irtanding," at the oth^r, that the whole wave of expropriations racists are proud of ItMy’# new a magazine, a clgaret case, a hand- Varied Menas to Select From termine your needs and give you Our opinion of Mr. O’Connor is ence Is made up of IndlvlduMs with bag, and a dachshund. past years. This company has Everage reader, when you speak of throughout the Spanish and Portu- QUESnONS AND ANSAA'ERS widely different tastes, Ozzie Nel- emigration policy. It fosters reset- . 5 0 c . expert advice on aU matters per- North of the Cfinler not high. He Is a very ordinary this is an important point to remem- floor installationn. ' B United States-London-Parls axis, guese-speaking republics.) . V.F.W. DELEGATES son and his orchestra play swing, tlement under the native flag In the FINAUY LANDS PLANE (Special Sunday Dinners) never paid less than 4 per cent and taining to their business W ashin g to n I, (OHve OH) Sally opened her mouth to speak, Catering To Parties, Banquets, immediately concludes that you are specimen of-the typical Tammany novelty numbers, as well aa the Itoilas emplre’e colonies. Emigra- her to these days when savings . At the conveniently located place JOHN TANNER, JR. Question: Sarah G. writes: "I dance hits of the week The mem- tion to foreign countries is pro- but tbe dachshund beat her to' the Etc. t of business of Anderson & Johnson talking about a treat> or agreement heeler—still a heel though in Con- Telegranis T® .Pr**!*!*®^* have been told that tbe perfect banks have reduced their dividend Prop. D aybook bers of taisroand are more than mu- hibited now. except in special cosei. punch. - Troy, O., Aug. 20.— (A P )—Eu- Reservatfons TeL 8802 - rate everywhere. you can talk over your problems or quite definite understanding ‘be- gress—and as a statesman Is rather But outside erf* that, no effort Is OFF FOR CLEVELAND remedy for constipation Is to . take sicians—they have specialty solos "Tip,’’ said the dachshund, Edward i. MocKnight, Mgr. with expert craftsmen who can’tell -By Pratlom Gravtr one toblespoonful of olive oil a day. Libya, more than five times the gene Netziey drew up for the De- Do not take the risk of filsap- tween America, Britain and France. over-aymbollzed by a zero fnsrk. spared to do the good neighbor act. as well as ensemble comedy and size of Italy, lies between Egypt Tbe tall woman topped its head partment of Commerce today a re-, pototment when you are planning a you all about their merchandise in Within the last three months or M Do you think tt will work? I hesi- sharply. In really. If "axis" means In tn- But-when the. New Dealers, headed Washington—Notable dates: 1918- novelty acts. and French Tiinlsla directly across port explaining how his 17-yeor-oId new home of finding the eailnge you an Intelligent and easily understood —Armistice the President has sent brief tele- tate to take it as I am Just the Harriet Hilljard and Ozzte Nel- “Ganz rublg, Wolfgang,” she sa)d. manner and give you an estimate of by Mr, Roo.sevclt, seek to blame'the right weight now. and think it would the Mediterranean from the mother brother Truman kept'the 300 citi- had expected, to use unavailable. Call tomatlonal relations what' It may 1928 — Kellogg pact, outlawing grams of good wishes to every Leave With Noted Fife And son, essentially radio and motion country. Its population now Includes And to the assembled company: "1 zens of nearby Laura on edge, for an at the Manchester Building and T h e M a nch ester Electric D ivisio n what the cost of material and equip- reaaonably be supposed to mean, a Tammanylte tor the failure of so Lattn-Amerlcan president who has fatten me up." picture .stars, are appearing at only have to speak to him in German." War. Answer: Approximately 97 per 780,000 natives and about 60,000 hour and a half yesterday with an HIGH G R A D E Loan Association and let them ex- ment will be. nOOFIMC common direction of baste Interests, much of the le-glslatlon they pre- 10.38—War o\itlawed: nations Just had a birthday. Soma have re- a limited number of theaters Italians. Colonization plans en- "rn brush up on my Goethe,’ all-of-a-sudden plane, flight plain .their easily understood plan to peived telegrams of congratulation Drum Corps To Seek Fur- cent of the olive oil would be di- throughout the East in order to get THE OONNBOnCUT POWER COMPANY then Mr. Roosevelt couldn’t possibly tended to be desperately eager to , fight It’ out. gested and assimilated in the small visage the movement there of sev- murmured Kinks Inaudlbly. • Truman, who never '.lad a flight PlJ you. • l\e.SIDIHC pass, they'ihsve a lot of explaining on national anniversaries. Intestine, before tt reaches the colon. back to their faU work. They have eral hundred thousand more Ital- Mr. Harkness took the floor. lesson, got Eugene’s second-hand 773 Main Street Manchester, Conn. V; have formed Jt because tt has been Perhaps It Is the surroundings, At the 400th anniversary cele- appeared at only the largest cities. ians. "This la Miss (Jlara Fenimore,’ ’ monoplane out of the Netziey barn DEMAND FOR GIRL to do w'hlrh they never have done. ther Honors. Therefore the small amount remain- They agreed to appear In only the JOB AND COMMERCIAL A Complete Home. Seniee^ in existence nil along: It was creaN or the tradition, but whatever It Is, bration of the founding of Bogota, ing could not have a corrective ef- More Fertile Centarlee Ago be said to Sally. "She thinks she'd and warmed tt, up; He told play- The Idea they seek to convey Is key cities of the east. (They have Ubya was much more fertile to NEW EXAMINER TO HEAR ed, not by any group of Indivldualj ths faces* of - recent Secretaries of the chief city of Columbia, a plane fect upon constitpation because of like to stay with us for a while.” mates he Just “wanted to taxi PRINTING Including Roofing - Siding * that O’Connor, as hrad of the Kiiles crashed Into the crowd, killing 60 already token Pittsburgh,- Philadel- the days when It was part of the old , , ."I’m a nerve caae,” , announced around the pasture." DRUM M A M S GOOD meeting and .talking things over as The Anderson-Shea Post. V.F.W. any lubricating quality. There'Is no phia, and Washington by storm, Slats all look curiously alike, at persons. reason to fear that the taking of Roman empire and supplied anclen^ Miss Fenimore abruptly. "My nerves The next thing they knew, Tru- Prompt and'Efficient Printing representatives o f governments, but 'C9mnilttee of the House, supported National Champion Fife and Drum' breaking attendance records) so Rome with much of Its wheat and WEIRTON ST E E CASE Carpentry and Painting least when done In oils. In Secre- President Roosevelt prompUy sent such a small amount a day woul’d ‘'ore all on edge. I haven’t had a man was *n the air wondering how of All Kinds by the very chemistry of events.. by several Southern feudalists and Corps left for the National‘ V.F.W. Hartford should be proud of her lions for the arena. Under the desert tary’ Hull's reception room, where messages expressing his gladne.ss at add very much weight. Even If It standing In tbe opinion of Harriet nigiht’a sleep in six months. No, to get dowm. From time to time he Just as the Berlln-Roniq,-Tokyo a couple ot "Conseri-atlve’’ N’orthem Convention and band -competitions were entirely digested. It would pro- sands which have crept up on once- waved at those who cam. t wmteh. Ex-Marine, Baton-Twirling he meets th.e press, are paintings of the escape of Alfonso Lopez, out- Hilliard and Ozzie Nelson. ' green fields are many Roman ruins, seven. What I require is absolute COM.MUNITY PRESS Washington, Aug, 20— (A P )— —’"ajcls". formed Itealf along the line Deroocrals, wajs.able^ having,a.bareIfivarecent. Secretoj-lcs,.o f . State., going president, and Dr. Eduardo tn Ctolumbus, Ohio, at! five o ’clock vide the body with,ohIy about ,lfi,0 reoL That la why your, billboard at- He d;opped scribbled notes. A . A . DIO N , IN C. A FooUmUI Hero, —-.- - Italy took the- colony teom the A. B. H olm es...... -J. W-. Bars The Natlojial LaborTlelatlons Board- 81 W ens S t ' Tbt Bf majority In 'the committee, to! Some have mustacJies, and eome Santos. Incoming. cidories— on insufficient number to Ozzle Nelson ir a perfect exam- tracted roe. Have you a clean, com- "Don’t worry. Mom. Til land it,‘ 351 No. Main SL Tel. 5727 of totalltarlhnlsni, sio a Wasblngton- this morning. A seifd-off party was affect the weight to any - extent. crumbling Ottoman empire In the read one. Another asked'•the wind will appoint« new examiner to con- Champ, Teaches Girls Art block any legislation,he W -H t by ^ut all have a certain re.straln- Incldimtally, the Stole Depart- given the; hpjy ..of* the band to ple of how college football heroea war with Turkey in 1913, She neg- fortable room olth a southern ex- duct the Weirton Steel company I^don-Paria ”^ ls " fonns Itself «d • ijobtlUy-of-purpoee , look ahoift, .W4Uie.,oUve ou Is. a very wboteaQm« direction, . . refusing tor let tt rekeb the -floor.- ment has stoJipeiJ isainnr wen* suBCssrf- In- when they rfaee the cold lected It during the World War-And ' poinire:? I b o p s ^ u allow dogs.’' She- hea-ring before It reopens dept. 12 ' aibhg the' direction of democracy. their, faces as If the artists had TTiompsonvllie last night by tbHif product affd baa a real place in the world. He had hla own orchestra Finally he- made a perfect landing J’Latln-Amerlcan" republics. Now diet u a dressing for salads, I fall afterward had to reconquer It from spoke to Jeiicy fashion, like a loco- after a second postponement.- Of Shutting. In a very read sense Mr. Roose- ' This is distinctly hot so. Any wanted to give ih^m a d.-ush of many friends there and Commander In Rutgers UnlvetelLy, where he was the native tribes of. Berbers and , jMtive.making a tough grade. to another pasture. Hia family was th ey.^ (»lled. sinipljb-American ta soe-bowrlt could ba relied upon.oa too happy to -haws him Ijacle • aHve The.boatd, annouoeedjast.night,It velt ewated no 'bew'' r'ekttonaR.lp' 'UTtfe"h: fh8jortty -mf the- mcirfbeTS of" Gebrge'Washingfon at Vallby Forgr.' Republics. If it Is. necessary to be RedmBH,' " Quartermaster • Bertie the'damptir tdhi; ("Whefl''ydu''have A'fab Semites. ‘ ... . - > > • " ."Wen,"' Said Sally, "you' lihder- Moseley, Albert Jacobs and .John a remedy for constipation. to think about discipline—Immedi- had relieved Examiner Edward G. ar whatever by his • Kingston speech. the House sq votes any bill pigeon- . Secretaries Lan.slng_ (undet .Presi- more specific.' they are called Cen- an orchestra - leader and a football Crops In Irrigated Regions stahd of I course, that this isn’t like Smith at his request. Smith’s con- i CThlcago— Let nq lassie who wants xlent Wilson') Colby ' calso' under Glenney. post members who will of- star all rojlsd Into one—and that Dates and other fruit, vegetables, ately. f A I N T I N G A N D There Isn't probablv a single Amer- holed by the Oommlttee on Rules tral American Republics, or South ficiate aa color bearers, and guards (55’hite Blood Cells) a sanitarium ? I mean, we—we don’t duct of the case and hia order I to be a drum major think that all j I a u h d r y ^Vllsoni, Stlmson (H'oover), Hughes American, Republics. one handsome and charming—he’s olives; hemp, tobacco and groin con provide medical attention.” DECORATING j she needs Is to sfnlle prettily and to ican of any grade, class or point of can be taken out gf the committee's In the National Convention parade, Question: Martin C. asksi "Do bound to be the college sensation.). be grown 'in Irrigated re^ons of barring Clyde A. Armstrong, 'Weir- (Harding and , Coolldge), all wore the white blood cells called the poly- "Mr. Harkness has explained tbe kick high. ' I mustaches, -with Hughes supple- were given a'party at the V.F.W. That was Ozzie Nelson to his col- Ubya. Modern scale livestock ton attorney. from the hearing room "A HO.ME 08 T lil^ R VERY OWN" A Laundry Service That view who la not fully sware that It hands and acted on upon the floor. morphonuclear cells have any abil- nature of tbe place,’’ sold Miss Fenl- MIDWAY WORKMEN MUST so embittered residents of Steuben- I There's a big demand for girl 1 menting hts with the-aame style of Home last night. A large delega- lege days, and now he hoi pro- breeding baa beui tntrodueefi and OUR SERVICE INCLUDES For 47 years famUies of Manchester havp ' would ly Impossible for the United The last had 435 members. tion of members were present to bid ity to pa.’anl he-nitw wears aS* Chief Jiia- small blood capillaries and So reach tbe Mediterranean coast offtrs fish- Quality and SatIsfactloD — why —but anyone who wants to get in j States to ,>erm!t an aggressor na- Two hundred Bird eighteen of them the boys goodbye and good luck as any change In his manner or great ermen sea food and sponges. attention. All that I want Is relaxa- not have your painting done by effigy. tion service aa a "Savings Institution" to Week Ont ' tires. Kellogg (under OioUdgei Ove m ight News they^ start for their, second annual the tissues of the body?" tion and no one to bother me.” PAY F(»t RECREATION on it has to work hard. Tha.t's what tion to gain a foothold on Can.adlan at any time could have deprived .Mr. was .‘imobth shaven, and so is Secre- increasea to- the aise of hts hats. Besides the Italian farm colonies, expert workmen? The board subsequently removed ronsuromate a long cherished dream — "A try for the National title. Answer: Yes. Not only do these *Tt’a as quiet as a grave around the hearing to Pittsburgh and or- nome of their very own.” There is no bet- they do at a school run by Major Have Yoor Laundry Pi3>bieaM •oil any more than It would be to O'Connor and hla coramltfee of all tary Hull.' cells possess the power of moving But Ozzte Nelson’s fame and suc- separate developments are being Reaaonabie Prtoea - Quality Work Of Connecticut The post memb.fers have practiced cess both In college and to the ebrride on to Improve native o ^ - here,” said Kinks, who felt tbat a dered tt recessed until Aug. 24. ter time for you to st(Ut making that dream William Booth here. Solved At tbe permit It to gain a foothold In the control over any measure. There .strange.st'of alt*ts that Secretary through the walls of the capillaries little selling talk might be neces- Washington, Aug. 20.— (A P )— .Meanwhile. Armstrong appealed his a reality—Save the Building A Loan Way. Booth, exraarine and claimant I Hub already has the look of a Sec- regularly with the hand and In the but oiey also appear to have the world are the dream of every fame- culture and .stock raising A rigid JOHN 1. OLSON •tate of MSln or the state of 'Texas. were 328 Democrats In the House; By ASSOCIATED PRESS competition drills-held at East Hart- aspirant to college. separation of ths races Is enforced. sary. The 100 men who will l>e engaged ouster to the board which, upheld of the world's baton twirling cham- MANCHESTER LAUNDRY retary of State done In 'oil for pos- power'to engulf bacteria. Ehiring for the next two years in work on a Painter and Decorator pionship, has been baton-twirling That has always been as true as It Is ford last Saturday, wron 'second Harriet Hilliard’s name skyrock- Still greater* emigration plans ore "All right," sold Sally brlakly. Smith’s ruling. 73ie steel firm then Fred Hare, Mgr. . 110 more than a -majority. So It j tcrjity—and his portrait has hot yet this engulfing process the harmful harbor and seaplwe basin at Isolat- Manchester Building & Loan Association for 45 years. He finds girls are 72 Maple S t Tei. S6U today. . , _ I place. bacteria Is enveloped or swallowed eted almost overnight from a spe- in prospect for tbe new east .Afri- *T do have a room that I think 12 Jackson St. Phonf 4-T70 asked more time for new counsel, to was the Democratic party In the i been hung In thrf chamber. Hartford, Aug. 20.— (AP) — Tha cialty singer In on orchestra, to. can empire—Ethiopia, conquered to you’d like. Would you care to see ed Midwray Island will have to pro- 935 Main Street Esl. April, 1891 just as good at baton-twirling as The House committee served a and absorbed. Tht.' type of white prepare Its case. boys. Attaining perfection, he says, Whether tt was wise or diplomatic House, that, by refusing to act In 1 Stole' Domestic AnlmaU Depart- starring roles in. Hollywood. Her 1936, and Erithrea and Italian It?" vide their owm baseballs, books or Tbe Weirton case was based -on Rut Is It Loaded 7 ment sold an epidemic of en- chicken chow mein supper last blood cell is therefore called a other recreational facilities. depends on an individuars agility or expedient for Mr. Roosevelt to any way In several, tostances. com -! night to the delegates, color bearers phagocyte which means literally latest picture, “<3ocoanut Grove" In Somaliland, where Italy’s sovereign- Miss. Fenimore arose. It was ap- enlarges of unfair labor practicea It doesn't' mean anything in par- cepbalomyeUUa. a disease generally which she co-itorred -with Fred ty was e.stobllshed tn the latter halt Because Midway, which Is 1,140 —and plenty Of practice make the perfectly gratuitous and mltted the legislative murders of tieufar, but the State Department' fatal to horses, was headed this way and guards and- members of the that It eats a bacterium. parent at once that she was tbe brought by the Committee for j;n- "It’s easier when they start club and post. MacMurray. has recently been show- of the 19th century. ^ ' .a '. - 'kind of woman who .'sheds things. miles west of- Honolulu, has no per- dustri.al Organization. . supeefluoui dSclaratlon that he did measures attributed to O'Connor has a flve-lnch naval gun trained from Massachusetts and there manent population or stores. Secre- young, he says: his' last batch' of The band, will stop over In Buf- (Numbness of .Anna). ing In Hartford. But before Har- She shed now to a heterogeneous fsake, or, not, la entirely another and his little Rules group. - right on the President’s office. .If wasn’t mucli anyone could do about riet Hilliard starred In radio or pic- tory Woodrtng wrrote R. N. Elliott, ST A N D A R D pupils Included an ll-year-old girl It were discharged It would'send a It. The department warned all falo, N; Y., and will renew friend- Question: Lola asks: “W’hat U STRAIGHT SHOOTER shower. acting comptroller general, suggest- Findell & Swanson and a 10-year-old lad. Mildred tnaXfoi. It eeema'to us rather that Another thing: If Mr. Roosevelt ships made their when they won the tures, she was doing roles on the In good order the book, the "The Arabian 'Nights” has been hundred-pound elug through the pri- horse owners to stable their charges the reason the arms get numb dur^ stage. A s . a matter of fact, she ing It might be conducive to morale translated into almost as many Douglas, 19, of Evanston, in., who he took advantage of a fin. occasion Is genuinely qlncere In his express- title at the Buffalo convention last Ing the- night ? . No p ^ . Just numb- magazine,, the clgaret cose, the W ASHER & M A T vate door Into which Brain-Truster and call a veterinarian at tjje first was appearing before theater audi- Colorado Springs — (A P )-». E. J. for the governm^t to provide languages as tbe Bible. - - M anufacturing Com pany is the national girl baton twirling . to show off. But he certainly did ed desire for progressive .legislation Tomm.v Oireqran supposedly dodges symptom. summer, and will also give an -«tol- ness." handbag, and Wolfgang, the dach- champion, took tips from him. She bltlon drill In that city. ences even before she Was old Rogers of Oklahoma (3ty was long books, athletic activities and mo-vies Geo. Findell -> Richard Swanson •not form a Waehlngton-London* that he knows will be obstructed by^ without BO much as a by-your-leave Hartford—The Public UtlUUea Answer: Numbnes is a sign of de- enough to do a "walk-on." She sAd straight In winning the Broad- shund, descended to the porch. for the working force. He asked If C O M P A N Y challenges anyone and saya sbs is fective circulation. It la most 'bom- Kinks, gallantly, retrieved all but T#L 4865 ______Cor. Middle Tpk. and E. Center SU going after tbe men’s title, top. Rarla axis. He was bom about a tbe qonservatlve Rules Committee, from the gqard. Commisoloa, in a decision on appU- was whMod on by her mother, who moor Invitation golf tournament's these wrould be proper expenditures cation by tbs Levsry A Hurley Com- monly produced by taking a certolS Wolfgang. Manufactnrers— Booth believes in ha-ring bis hundred yoars too late for that. From-there the projectile would Tbs star Areturua la llffOO.OOO was on' actress, while her father, a driving eontosL His three sbou from tbe $541,000 Congress voted why doesn’t be moke the very sim- Xing across the top X<3B 81S fS' \

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Uon chamber. This la an exclusive ing exclusive agent for Silent Glow been accepted aa one of the finest present beating system, whether It feature. In thia territory maintains a fuel oil burners on the market. Over be steam, warm air, vapor or hot HAROLD T: WEST CO. The Silent Glow makes hurnsre 611 service, on ^ 1 24 hours per day. Wl •OM*T N AVI To G.L OIL FURNACES 9,000 homes m Greater Hartford are water; The Most Economical, Perfect Heating f DECO BURNER WARD COMPANY OFFERS for e v e rtin g that usea heat. They GAS COMPAMY FEATURING ;iow being heated with United Approved by the Ihiderwrlter's have bumera adapted to all kinds of WAIT • N T I i TALL TO States. La^ratoriee, by the Board of ENTHUSIASTIC OVER specialty - heating, and a range of ARE INSTALLED BY There are hundreds of oil burners Standards end Appeals of New York Combination You Can Get ^ COAL .dnef the ■ CALLED “LATEST sizes that goes from a burner that DID YOU KNdW T H A T - OWN A NIW SQIJpf OD the market today, but according aty, there la not a betUr burner HOME-HEATING STOKERS will not cblisume over a gallon of to Boland OU Company, only United made. It baa great simplicity and AboiA one-third of the time con- WINTER AIR CONDITIONER ruggedneas. |t wlU not effect your oil per day to big Industrial Jobs sulted in household duties Is de- States Oil Burners combine the out- “THE SILENT G L O r that,bum up to ' 250 gallons per voted to the preparation of meals. JOHNSON & U1TLE standing features of other bumera radio, la abaolutely quiet and en- WORD” BYHlADE , ’ , , . i Isms which operate on the prlnelple with new and exclusive faatauraa tirely automatic. , Electric Furnace Man hour. Practically one-tenth of the job- A rp in n iB le te l? AniOmSuC : of human lung accurately con- 4 Models Available. The wise houeeholdere wOl Invee- H ie to iu p ie ic ij rtu iu iu a u b volume of air eupplled to Bangs and Parlor Heaters less women In- 4930 were heads of Audfiirj Unit Gres Proper tlgate United SUtea Oil Bumera be- Besides making a complete line famillea. ECONOMY MARKS Four models are available td ex- Cut fuel costs to a minimum IS T m. n * a Af r .the fuel bed. The air supply la actly fit your heating requirements, fore buying any burner. Ftul de- CV€0 10 106 I Oint Ul Ldr* automatically adjuated to meet the New Heat Sealer Is Featured of bouse heating, commercial and In 1652 a mint was established Handsome Steel Shell Of tails may be bed by telepboatng Groop Of General Motors Industrial burners Silent -Glow were In Boston at which Pine Tree Hnniidity; Pats 1%e Aver* and one of these models can be easi- and get the most even heat you I changing needa of the fire. THE 0IL-0-MAHC ly and quickly Installed In your 6820—the Boland Oil Oompeny. In Latest Model Burnen pioneers In the range burner busi- shillings were coined. Unit Practical As Well As ever experienced In your house; SdentisU Developed Elfi- rying Coal From TTie Bin. Mociern™.»'tr.''*?e'3 m two ness and make an exteneli{p line of In Britain, 68.8 out of every IDO lit Size Home In Luxury You can get this with an Elec------a hopper fllled ijy hatjd^^^^ range and parlor heater bumera families had a license to use a ra- feed. When a stoker biime hltunu- Broad Ranges Of Sizes mretd T.’ West I«;;,'heeld«a'be- - UsefnW Hher b tercsl' tric Furnace ?Ma»; Remember- oent Apparatus nous corfl, a clinker ring la formed W&m Wiwt Wnt At The newest home-heating stokers \ FIFTEENTH this important point: It is the whlch can bo removed In a eolld are completely automatic In opera- piece. This eliminates the handling Shown. lows A Drop Of on To Be ing Details." YEAR only type of automatic heat that Godard Phnnbing Co. tion even to the point of conveying of dusty ashes. BetaoM has proved that it takea keeps the water boiling in your The thermostat, of course. Is the coal automatically from thf bln to more than a bowl of water on a furnace, ail the time, which the fire. i "brain" of the stoker Installation. Harold T/W«at says the W. H. A. it ehim neg mmokma Wasted, Dealer, Explains. The handsome lacquered steel A f«w year* ago Oeaaral Motor*- The modem coal stoker Is en- The thermo.stat controls the opera- Plan that makes easy buying plua ^ i f o w r radUtor to achieve adequate hu- RANFORD means almost immediate steam tion of the atoker motor. If the midity in bOM beating In order to shell of the O-E unit ha^ a'practical tuned lU attention« and research closed In a colorful streamlined the new Silent Glow Heat Sealer as well as decorative purpose. It Is COILER-BUKNER UNIT when yod i^eed it. cabinet. The dperating mechanism thermostat la set for 70, the motor y o u n o o d a ooiintermct the IrrlUtlng effecU of aetlTltlee toerard the field of wito- starts when the temperature In makes a combination offer that First requMts for utmost econ- a protective covering for the full Steam, Vapor. Wot Air Biatlc heating of the home. Is soundproofed with noise absorb- Have you seen the . the dry parched air in which Amer- ing materials the house drops below 70. As a beats anything In oil burner history. W A R D omy and long Ufa la an oil bumsr Inch of Insulation that keeps heat AH S t The' development and^ Improve- - The forced draft fans of the bet- matter of fact, the latest thermos- famous Silent Gkbt0l|BL V leana ave during the winter montha. la low pressure atomisation. This tats are equipped vvlth a sensitive Over 1.500,000 home owmer* are While the general public la of the feature, available only In an 011-0- In the holler—It cuts down operat- ment of Intenal combustion wa.s ter stokers have been redesigned to HEAT SEALER^ i^iftton that air conditioning means ing Costa. It complsi.ely encloses all Buraara thp spedalty p f. this outstanding achieve the maximum quietness of device which anticipates tempera- now depending on Silent Glow for Matlc, explains In large measur* ■ -ture drops and swing the .motor.into __oompleta and expenaly* new heat- why-'lt Is so much moce;«conomlcal- the machinery,., protecting . prying To Fit Your group of edimtists. In their atudlea opefwtion. "■ " heating. This vast army of new in this Airsed Model — Alloy steels are coming Into action so that_.lhe temperature In X tng ayatem, developments have been than other oil burners. It makes Angers of young and old. Praaant Heater of combustion problems In automo- .owners can’t be wrong, he asserts. wisAit in auxUlary appUance# which Under the steel shell cover Is the greater use In stoker- construction. the house never actually gets a This Is Silent Glow’s 16th year in possible the use of a heavier, low- htlea and Diesel engines, they had Special corroslon-rcslstlng materials chance to drop below 70. wUl effect similar resulta. priced fuel oUs. It assures qulst General Electric burner mechanism. .When the njotor starts, coal be- the Industry and the firm Is among A gae-operated humidifier for ad- It is located at the top of the fur- devoted more hours of research and are used In the feed worms of the the pioneers In oil burner design and operation, less wear and tear with test In this field than bad any other better machines. gins to feed Into the retort and air dition to an existing steam heating corresponding longer life. nace, which saves floor space and is blown Into the fire. The smolder- construction. 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0' home owners • eyatem using any fuel now U avail- protects it from dust and accidental group In America. And combustion in burning one pound of coal It Guarding the pocketbook of the la neceasary to supply the fire with The newest feature of Silent Glow able, and places healthful winter air Oil-O-Matlc owner Is the second Injury. I t is easllyj accessible for ' oontrol In the burner was the core ((Vihtlnned on I’age Ten.) this year Is the air sealed comhua- conditioning for the average size great patented feature... .the Wil- service. .Tear* of exhaustive re- A Product of the OIL of the automatic hearing problem about 19 pounds of air. Mechan- home In the ordinary rather than liams Metering Device which never search were needed to bring the G-E RIAIXEABUC IRON FITTINGS ....because the burner Is the e njoy automatic oil heatl . burner unit to Its present perfec- “b e ^ ” of the problem. the luxury class. allows a drop of oil to be wasted, CO. The Manchester Division of the m ordinary oil burners, changes In tion. Est. 1864 . Out of this research activity came __and they could not buy on the terms Hartford Gaa Company la featuring temperature and the varying vis- Fuel oil will bum until It Is ____ HEAT tlte Delco Oil Burner nith the fa- $13.50 a Month. Down Pay- ment, Carrying Charge. F.H.A makes possible. Start paying in the new Bryant Model A-C 78 wln- cosity of the oil-^thin one time, converted into a gaseoiui state. In mous Thln-Mlx fuel control, sold lo- Ur air conditioner operated by gaa thick the next—result In haphazard the General Electric Oil Furnace, At Maximum Efficiency With cally by the Standard Plumbing the fitU. Pi^ ia.fi complete installation which glvea you these eight de*lr- oil measur^g.' The Willlama Me- each drop of oU is shattered into company, 901 Main street. Accord- Comp are with others ahle features; complete comfort, tering Device precisely regulates millions of particles and mixed with ing fcjo h n Brown, proprietor, the • n o w l / / the quantity of oU to be burned per air to complete combustion. The Deloo Burner has all four funda- complete convenience, complete MinimumXOperatinnr Cost FOR THE selling for $200 and morel Words beating freedom, complete dependa- hour of operation. This rate Is mental factors that must be Incor- Y ou can buy at the rate o f 20T to 35 ♦ maintained within a split fraction (Oonttauied on Page Ten.) porated In the burner, if automatic blUty, complete *'*»P^*?*', " Branford deserves ypur consideration because, be- ■ day! - piete economy, complete healthfui- of one per cent of exactness, even hearing equipment Is to be„en,Orely ENJOYMENT OF after years of use., A_ definite sides meeting all competition features, there are some dependable and Is to operate eco- AUTOMATIC STOKER Let us survey your home. Get the facts neae and complete aariafactlon. G.E.^«^Uis & Sou-Ibs. nomically enough for all to afford It. Special low ratea bring winter air economy! added points we want to pr^nt.*'— about how the Silent Glow Heat Sealer eondltlonlng with gaa within the Because of this exclusive, pat- BOLAND OIL CO. CoaL Lumber, Masona* Supplies, Paint Important Factors WINTER EVENINGS ented feature, The Williams 011-0- Branford is made in Connecticut and every bit of 2 Main Street TeL 5125 Mancheitar These four Important factors are; saves yon money. budget of everyone according to Matic Dlffusor, OU-O-Matie la en- ^Oe*ordtnated design, dependable per- 125-»« .Charlet Kimball, local manager. abled to thoroughly mix heavy fuel the burner except the motor l^d transformer is made formance, advanced efficiency and In the Years to Come oil with air of low pressure.. By SELLS BURNERS by the factory under one roof.\ Therefore parts and The first heavy duty stoker in the low price field . . . eoooomy, and undivided responsibil- thus achieving a perfect blending of extra service are available at a n^ment’s notice. ity. Delco engineers, with the co- Decide Now to Install the 60“/. heavier than others in Itspricsclass.Feedsnpto oil and air, the Dlffusor is largely speratloa of General Motors have SO Iba per hour. Cuts fuel bills one-third because it BIG FUEL SAVING responsible for the steady,, unwav- Remember these Important pojnts, too, in buying a not only ’ built all four funda- .burns coal more thoroughly . . . bums all thj gases. ering character of flame fcr which Exclnsiye Local Distributors maatals Into the Delco-Heat auto- Built of the finest parts made. Capacity 375 pounds. H A R D LD T . W EST, Inc Oil-O-Matlc Is famous. The Dtf- burner: 1st, The Make; 2nd, Thb^ Reliability of the matle burner but they have Incor- - Complete Undivided Responsibility’ fusor Insures a more efficient use porated economy and efficiency fea-. BY MASTER KRAFT of oil and prevents two great fuel Of Famous United States Manufacturer; and 3rd, The Reliability of the Dealer. tnrea that have won It Immediate Fuel Oil Service Equipment wastes; 1, heat-wastie-up-the-chlm-, aoeeptance and leadership. Besides tates oil bur ner 29 Bissell Street Telephone 5202 ney, which resulta from too much the Delco burner itself. The Stand- UNITED S air. And 3, sooty, half burned oil, Brand; Show New Models. ard Plumbing sells and Installa Sold Exclusively By Anderson And Johnson (dve the result of too’ little air. Daloe Condttlonalr, and- Delco Com- Montgomery Wa r d With OH-O-Matlc's famous Pro- plete Harmonlred Heating Unit. jected Flame. Combustion takes Boland Oil company of 369 Cen- Marking a further advancement Use the F. H. A. Plan for Equipping Your Home. Debuls Aboit The New place well away from the burner ter street Is exclusive distributors L.T.W00D CO. Into the field of automatic hearing BOLAND OIL CO. Phone 5161 for Prompt Mail Order Service. tip. The oil bums in mld-alr. A lo ^ ly for the well-known United and air conditioning equipment. much cleaner, quieter, more effi- States Oil Burners. 51 Bisseli Street Telephone 4496 General Mqtora Corporation last Model Tripalator. cient flame Is the result. Under ThefM burners, manufactured In CHOOSE GAS waek announced locally a new auto- Now Hcalinff Over 5,000 Homes .scientific test, no flame type com- Hartftrd for the past 18 years, have matle Delco atoker, especially de- In Grealer Hartford pares with the Oll-O-Matlc Pro- ~ Mgned for heating facilities in with Master Kraft Trtpalatad oil jected Flame for efficiency. That hasting. It’s like getting two months is the reason the Williams Oll-O- the finest fuel in the world for homes and amaller business et- _' *• . tabUahments. Master Hraft, Manofactomd By free heat eyery year, according to Matlc oil burner Is recommended Designed to give the most eco- NO DOWN PAYMENT Harvey-Whlpple, Inn. Anderson and Johnson, local deal- and endorsed by more heating en- nomical form of automatic heat at For the modest cottage . . . for the palatial mansion . . . r R 1 P A L A 1 fc D Springfield, Mssa. era. gineers than any other oil burner In no more efficient heating eystera eoiild be found than (hat Tha fuel savings affected by Maa- the world. A minimum of attention by the user, O i l H c .1 t I n q OU-b-Matlc Burners sre sold and the new stoker features sn. air con- provided by the right model In the famous UNITED -W o m en don’t know t» Kraft oil burners and furnaces STATES Oil Burner: Nozzle-7\swmbly an|d .\lr-Dellec- PAYMENTS gr* amazing everyone—even oil heat serviced In Manchester by Johnson WINTER AIR-CONDITIONING trol which Insures cleaner, moro 8t tittle.------economical heat . by automatically tion are adjustable for different draft conditions In various As Low As Tenglneert themselves. Records show regulating the amount of "forced t}-pee of boilers. anything about that Master Kraft fuel sayings run draft" to suit the conditions of the, Pump, strainer,, pressum -re^atlng valve and shut-off Weekly as high as 20 percent, to 76 percent. ^*«oil bed.----. valve assembled In a single otst b/ruaUig- -SUnpllcity and $l.j59 Ih is la UlM-gettlng-twh inonthg free Temperature Keynote ruggedness of eonstnirtlon assure long serslee and real ....Starting In the Fall macLineiy- ^ beat every year. With the hew Trt- The desired temperature of the dependability. palator these savings are likely to rooms Is regulated by a thermo- T go oven higher. This new Invention statically controlled electric device breaks up the fuel oil three ways, MAN IS POPULAR conveniently located In the living atomises Into the fire-box at slow room, dining-room or hallway and BOLAND OIL COMPANY I know O i b O j ^ ^ speed and gets the greateet heat from every gallon of oil.. • can easily be regulated by the u.ser. Heating and .-Mr-Conditioning Engineera Norge Air Conditioning ..-u = = fo ilb u in erm ad e. Ask for Free An automatic pilot fire control pre- 369 Cenicr Street .At West Center Street Telephone 6320 Tbeae dependable oil burners are Antonatic Control Gves vents the fire from going completely manufactured’ by Harvey-Whlpple. Cost Estimata out during mild weather; and. ns a Inc., Springfield. Mass., and for without obUgattOB, safety feature, a safety heat shut- many yeara have been recognized aa Eren Heat At All Times, we will gladly gtva off prevents either the furnace or one of the finest burners built. you aa saOiaate boiler from overheating. [I C A NT AFFORD TouHbei Anderson and Johnson, plumbing Mr. Wnfis Explains. based OB canfBl A heavy duty transmission and a O IL H E AT bow little OO-O-I and heating contractors, have’ han-' survey of y o a r sturdy Delco motor feature the costs to buy and dlad Master Kraft for many years home. It is tha run. It cuts heating' and have built up an enviable repu- only way you oaa methanlcal parts of the new .stoker The Eslectric Furnace-Man gives and an exclusively designed coal feed costs in four ways: tation for expert installation and know — for sera — service. Their thorough knowledge flexible, even heat a t low cost. The how Inexpeastra Shift lever gives the user simple (1) Its Low-pressure steady heat of anthracite ■with no finger-tip control of the coal feed A (omiss fton provides Even of heating and ventilation problems automatic gaa IirrS A8KTHE WIISON ' puta them In a position to recom- sudden, violent burst of flame. heating really Is. rate fOr different season., and grades HE^ AN ARCHITECT for the use of heavy, With The Electric Furnace-Man of coal. A high efficiency fan sup- low-cost fuel oils. mend Just the right type of equip- ARO THEYVE had ment needed for the greateet heat- there is always a fire In your boiler, plies ample air for economical com-i lOIL-O-MATIC FOR YEARS] (3) Its patented Engineers Its hm t Is continuous—but at vary- bustlon and quiet operation. ing efficiency. This added service is ing degrees Of intensity, to meet the Metering Pump pre- yours without charge. Telephone The last word In heating economy, rents oil sraste. temperature needed. This constant '^ e New Mpdel A-C 78 Bryant W in t^ Air Conditioner the Drieo stoker, through more 6884 or r free litcraturf^' groond play put on by'Yhe girls of FACTS aaatyala of oU btimera be U likely eers because It provides a steady, the West side, 'rpe'proceeds of this to become hopelessly muddled 1^ even flame. It is safe from the dan- play go toward Uie outing, -which BEFORE YOU EVEN THINK OF BUYING ANT the conflicting claims of competing gers of leaksge-or explosion . . . oU burner salesmen. There is, how- HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONINC DIVISION wDl b* h*Id,.at the beach -on Mon- OIL BURNER is Clean, odorless, smu^ieless — GENERALI Aum-'^. ' Johnson & Little ever. an orderly process of reason- and more healthfiil. Taf EHectrlc The play "Scoops," U the atory of Plumbtng and Heatiag Cerntractora ing the problem out, by which the Fiimace-Man was dealgnad espec- K group of girl newspaper writers, neo-technleal or nod-mechanical ially to gi’va'iyoU’ the'advantages 6t ■ad is a comedy. Candy will be on DEICO OIL FURNACE Cor. Centar and Trotfer Streeta person can make ..a wiaa choice in anthracite in Its most economical Mia- Telephone 8876 the selection of an oil burner. form—low-priced Rice or • Buck- STIAM , HOT W A n S ,,V A S O « OnS WASM 'AM Mancitester Diviisioii There will alas be an exhibition FOR RADIATOR SYSTEMS "First, cobaider the inanufactvrer.. wheat. Compared adth other fuels, ht handwork that the girls have Anderson & Johnson Restrict your field to tboae burners it Is less expensive —setusUy It ^ H a r t f o r d G a o C o . dm# OB the playground this sum- whosb manufacturers are financially ssves you from 25 per cent to 75 901 Main Street John A. Brown Cari H. Anderson Fred H. Ibhnson strong, have adequate smnufaetur- per cent on your heating bills, de- JO H N S O N L IT T L E Prop. 1 STOP. PLUMBING CO. TeL 8304 PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS tng facilities, and enjoy a time-test- ptmding upon the type of fuel you Plumbing and Haatiiiff Contractori ed rsputatiim for fine products and J U S lM . Cor. Center and Trotter Streets Talephone 5§76 Robert &herlff*j play **Joumey’i 29 Clinton Street Telephone 6884 fair'dealing. Tou can depend upon The EaWitrlc Fumace-Msn Is sold ^ad" was translate -into 20 iC P R O D U C T O F G E N E R A L M O T O R S in Jfanebester by O. E. WUUs A ' ______^______' \ ■ • ■ . . tOMgee. oa P a ss Ti a m ). Son. Inc. MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1088 ^VA0E.E10HT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1008 PAGE return from Europe that more active support from Soviet Russia THEATERS FACING could be expected by China. ‘‘Rus- FRAUD CHARGED DAILY RADIO PROGRAM TO SHOW REDS sia is preparing dally to defend her- - ' TENSHUN - r self against Japanese aggreaslon," PROFITABLE YEAR •ATUROAV, AUGUST $0 (Central and Eastern Standard Tims) he said. “ She will not stand idly IN TALENT HUNT /LitUnpt to StandorS Tlm^—Davlithi n m t one Hour later J VffiY ACTIVE b: and see China light alone.“ ) Netsi All prosram* to xey and besle ebain* or group* th*r*er unices «ped- Japanese planes today furiously BUDDIES 8*d: eoest to coast (• to e) d*«lsnation* Ineiud* all available atationa Greenberg Resumes Firing At Home Run bombed Chinese positions at Prosram* subjaat to ebans* by station* without pravleu* notic*. P. M. NBC-WKAP (R IO ) NETWORK MOUNTe^kvor kli kob lul kgvo kfbb Julchang. Teian and Slngtze where Of Reliable COAET’-'knoz kola kol tctp/RvI kifo IN ALLEGES the defenders stubborrily blocked Thee ReU, Fosrtli SoaiU ■Agio — Beat; woof wneo wtl* wjer koy karm khbo kgmblb kroy kJro kgar the Invaders' drive tow a^ Hankow, wta* wort kyw wfbr wre, «!ban -Anderson-Sbea Post, V. F. W. more ticket* on a blanket, which wee* wtnm ww] cbm wdat: Mfdwoati Cont. E«8ta n Wiefe^ Gunnar (OoattaiMd tram Page Oae) the provisional capital. The October meeting of the Hart- Technicians Assures Pow- bad wntaq who wow wdaf wir* katp: 1: Chicago Fight Veteran Says British MORIARTYSJIEFEAT Hollywood, Aug. 20.— (A P I —^Two ladlea of a V.F.W^ Auxiliary In a mer, we are due for a hard cold 4:00- B:0(^Proaa"Radio Nawa Pariod^'^ ter were forced to Join Communistic At Teian, 70 miles north of Hankow, can walk around Broadway .this kaoO.wbow wood wane wabl w*I kfyr GREEN TO WIND UP officers-of the National Tslent Plc- nearby town met with an acclilent winter. Well, here ta a chance to koam: South! wtar wptf wls wjaz wfla- 4:00- 6:05—Ed. Thorgaraan* Oporto—' the railroad station, tracks, munition afternoon and yon can predict that wabc; Symphonottaa Prog.—^haln tifrea Corp., and the wife of one of and her leg waa nearly severed and keep your tootsies warm, boya. waun wlod waoe wfbc wwno wcw wave Imitated Our ,*Riding Styles Detroit Slugger Now Fivi * * S e asserted that posters protest- f (j„fnps and troops were bombed. this ta going to be a powerful and warn kvoe why wfaa wbap woal klha 4:10- 5:10—Chicago*a Oonga For You • N * THREE GAMES LEFT ' Ing. against Fascism were displayed them were held on charges of grand at Hartford District Council meet- Commander Redman has fa few kfdm ksko kr*v krit hCok ktam irala 4:30- 5:30—Mai Hallat A Orehaatra GLASTONBURY PA’S probably profitable season In the 5:00— 3:00—Ban Paid and Syneopatlon • TRI-COUNTY GAMES In theater project offices, that one theft and bunco today while police ing Sunday afternoon, five men books of tickets also. ^ wrol ktba kark keno: Mountain! kgif volunteered to gW* blood and they theater this winter. kshi k u r knb kshf kido kpf* keel ktri: 3:3(^ 3:3<^CBS Workahap. Dramatie Ahead Of Rnth’s Fact worker had to forfeit a day s pay. questioned mothers of would-be Thanks, Jeems, for that nice Paelfloi kfbk k*w kmi krm k*u kmad 3:00— 7:00—Tha Saturday Swing Club Cailcafo, July Howard,^wber« wg were uelx^ the bent-down went to the hoapltal for a blood typ- paragraph aboqt my wife. You can also predict, or assure, 3:3<^ 7:30— Johnny and Ruaa iMorgan fight game .veteran who now ta pro- crouch. IN TWILIGHT LOOP In addition to Workers' Alliance child screen stars brought here as CanL ■aat —basic; Harmony Oaaigna*«waat dues, before she could be reinstated, CANADIAN TALK winner* of contests in various parts ing. One of the tiioye from East — Bee-el. that this ta going to happen upon 1*:0»- llOO—V-_Your Heat_____ Pram . aulfalo __ 7:00— l:0ChwProf. Q iiii Quinaa—to a * WITH EAST BERLIN moting aoftball, has an idea Eu- "A . colored heavyweight named Eke Oat 4-3 Decision In Ab- ___ Hartford w4a picked and gave her Broadway beeXUbe there are ample 1S:3(*- 1;S0—The Muals Intornatlonala 7:1^ 3:30—Tho Rhythm Randaevout rope needs a fresh American stimu- Frank <^alg went to England and When Latter Socked GO and that a targe number of inex- of the country. 1:00— t: O-Od(dtn Melediaa, Orebsa. 3:0^ t:0^Tha Hit Parada—c to cat perienced and non-relief p e ^ n s the blood needed. The latest report reliable techhtciana about. 0 lant in athletlca. knocked everybody stiff, so they Lieut. Merle B. Swan of the Los Is that this lady is doing’ aa well a* British War Veterans 1:SO- 2:SO-Rhytbm and Rbyma, Var. t:4> - 3:45— Dal Casino Tanor Setoa were given Jobs because they were Angeles police central bunco squad For instance the Theater Guild’s t;06— S:00—Caliins-glamp Celloetora 3:0C^10:0O—Nows: Dancing Orchoa. " It ’s a shame so much boxing copied bta style and British boxing breviated Tilt Altbongb No Dates Have Been Set To In 1927; Tigers WUp MAY ALTER ACT can be expected. '^M em bers o f the Mona Ypre Post first production ta “Toe MUllon- t:10— S:1B—Man ot thd'Watl Quartet 3:30—10:3O-r Kay Kyaar A Orehaatra talent goes to waste In Ireland," got a fresh start. Oommimlsts. led 23 officers In a raid on the col- 10:0(^11:00—Sammy Kayo's .Orchestra The ,V.eteran« .ot.. .EorelgB W « s and Auxilary wlH be sorry to h w 2:10-A S:3(L-Te • * Announced ISO m.) Gas Housers Meet Williman* -. ..’Then, thex*. .wa* ” ■ - -you ever- see., a- poster., pwv TfnfAaitf - atiidth df th# "corporatton .«ireaa>V latest comedy. from.thevP«n- ''SfOOi— OiOO—To * “Mottora- Oanee-Band- :1S:30>—lUSO-tTommyu: Ooeaox*Of^o«tra^- .ba,mura,.A ‘*Ihey.doiv't.seeinJo.$$ala.. does these things in their oWn slttt- df 'dift'- gol5d ‘ friend S;30— 4:M—The Kldaodlar'a Quartet 11:00—12:(X^Oanca Muaie for an Hour right or take proper Interest, ex- Howrvd remlnda. "He went over Onthit B y Loserii^^^ * ^ Browi^wic^ Yankear te s ti^ against Comraunlom , in yesterday. After Interviewing sev- of Bmard Shaw, and their sponsor Coinpteie Second Half Of plo way and that is the last®, you Nick Blanchard who I* now edn- S;4S— 4;4^Pranb Hawka an Aviation NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK cept in the amateur stuff. Maybe there shortly after Craig and those places?" Rep. Starnes ID., ON eral of the mothers said it appeared on this number ta Lawrence Lang- 4:0lh- S:0O-$panlah Ravua Orehaatra tic At The West Sde As hear of it. Only the old Ctavkiyy lined In the Newington Hospital af- BASIC — Eaet: wja wbs*wbsa wbal they need the kind of lift a couple showed British riders how to lighten Ala.), asked. operatlone of the, concern had ex- ner. "The Millionaires*" l*n't the 4:20- B:20—Praaa.Radle Nawa Period Posten Stripped FYom Board* -(ContlnDed from Page One.) "Sarg” from Woodland street says, ter undergoing a aeriou* operation most explosive and successful thing 4:10- |:30—Paul Oauqlaa and Sperta wham kdka ways wjtn wavr wmaj wfll of Americana gave them 46 years their Weight by creeping up on the I Moriarty'Brothers eked out a 4:3 The League Season. Boost Lead. tended to every state and ■ Into "when I get a hold of It and start for appendldtl*. Nick, who is one 4:4S— S:45— T b a A r t: wbna wpg whp whee wore efrb 4:30— 6:30—Blue Birren A Orehaatra ers gained a 7-5 triumph over the ground he was picking up in ebof- . A fourth asserted member of the oociation. It waa a great parade ckae wibx wrnas weas wnbf wlbi wkbn 6:00— 6:00— Radio Metaage of Israel Strikes In the first engagement at the game. .-NorotoakI of the PA'a to an 8-all deadlock last Monday meanwhile, from the Oomrfilttee Brook V.F.W. 'Drum Corps. The Elmer Rice, S. N. .Behrman and a 6:30— 6:30—Unele JIm'e Questions— Ing the Babe’s all-time mark ot $0 organization, W. A. Oarrabrandt, and we enjoyed it very much. We whio wgbl wbrk wnoi the Thread CSty and have high was the only batter to get two hits, night, tbe Green-GA's clash on for Industrial Organisation and Band committee has no alibis to half dozen other of the top ranking east: Joe Sudy's Orehaatra—weat In Davis Cup Net Event homers in one year. Hi* batttsg ’ IN CONCERTED DRIVE identified as salesman waq named In also met many other members of OIXIB -w w fst wsfa wqmm wdod .kira 6:0(L- 7:00—Al Donahue A Orehaatra Tuesday night was postponed and Harty Bridges, western dlrector'for wr«o wlae wwl wtoo krid ktrh ktui hopes of repeating tomorrow. one o f them a double, while Slwy Swedish delicacies may have a championship effect on a Finnish a warrant sworn to by Mrs. Harry make, only ,they would like to tell the Mona Ypre Poat who were either dramatists have new plays headed 3:30— 7:30—O rig in a l MIerophona P la y the Moriarty'e-PA’s tilt of Thursday average dropped like a rook IB ■ the <5.1.0. their post .member* how it ha'ppen- waeo koma kdbo wbt wda« wblg wdbj 7:0(^ 8:00—Barn Dance on the Radio The Lucky Strikes, formerly the also collected a triple. fighter. - When Gunnar Barlund, outslanding heavyweight title L. Orosa of Wichita Falls, Tex., taking part In the parade or Just in the direction of the white lighU wwvft w sji wmbr ktui woga wdno wnos t night was washed out by rain. It The CJ.O. New* termed the ap- (ronttnoed from Pago One.) 8:0C^ 3:00—Jaequee Renard .OrehesL West Ends, have been city champs 1 n I. J rT; March, when hundreds died. More Judge said he would disqualify the We don't know much of the his- Jed Harri*. with » Pulitzer prize 10:00— Horace Heidt and his Briga- pitching choice as yat and Duffy, Klebtah, 3b .. ..8 changed the committee with “ Red- than ISO persons were reported to been charged large eums for cos- Part one of play, "He Stoops -to tennis squad pointed today for two ing four games to one, they appear- Dr. Jock Sutherland, professor of . . . after that bottle tossing episode The^^Sfandings and 7-4, and accounted for elgat ft:-. corps if they didn’t come onto the tory of this new organization known tucked under his arm for his produc- O’Malley or Fraher will take the NorotoakI, 2b .,3 baiting." He said at Los Angeles have been killed or wounded In tumes and other Items whibh they diers Conquer” ; 2RO Rome, 7:80—FolS new objectives. ed to be tossing it away aa rapidly the other day. Washington fans get the 15 Detroit runs. that he was “not afraid" of testi- were told were riecessqry If the chil- floor right away. After three or as the Center Springs Uplift Club Uon of "Our Town", haa several new 10:30— University of (Chicago Round mound against the Strikes. Pon- One, of course, is the celebrated Kara.' h, c ... ..8 gridlronology at Pitt, will headline YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Barcelona and two coastal villages. songs; 'YV5RC Caracas, 9:15— as possible to gain the usual 10- their drinks In Papsr cup* . . . the The net result of Hank's mony that ha was a Cohimunlst. dren were to obtain film roles. Swan four trips trying, to explain to the but we do know when they elect shows preparing for presentation Table Discussion gratz wriil be tho receiver with W y- trophy which Donald Budge brought Leach, If ...... 3 the faculty at the U. of Kansas Berg family out in Mlnneapolla may SItges and V'allcarca,' 25 mileo to Inspectors, then to the Judge, with Dance music: GSI GSD GSC GSH mlnute. respite after th r^ seta. National works was to boost him coastdsir" ! declared, but the promised roles did men to run their annual banquet and various other producers are 11:00— News lie at first, Wlnzler at seoond, Zwick back to this country last year. The Oott, c f ...... 3 coaching school next week , . . an- not have to depend on Patty for the southwest. the same responses', "we will take London, 10:50— BCC Singers. Sabin and Cooke ran into a slump, New York 4. Philadelphia 2 ably In front of Ruth's record ogitPif not materialize. they certainly know their stuff. In booming from their reticence to pro- 11:15— Johnny Measner’s Orchestra at abort. Green at third nni (Dobb, other Is to see as many big league Slwy, p ...... 3 other academic celeb will'be Dr. Ro- golfing honors . . . brother Herman, 'The British commls.slnn to In- off points if the corps Is not inspect- electing Johnny McDowell to put on Haef* and Thuhier or Fraher in the however, which so encouraged their Brooklyn 1. Boston 0 (11) (night) Hie third of the afternoon yestM(la$r:' vestigate air raids on Spanish cities duc new showre. 11:30— Ray Kinney's Orchestra ball games as possible between now Maleckl, rf .. . .2 land Logan, Pitt trainer, who will age 16, ta coming right alone . . COYLE LIKENED ed" and "if the corps is not on the the feed and Jack Herron to pro- field. Haefa Is leading the local and Labor Day weekend, when they opponents they settled down and (Only games scheduled) came Ui the TlM rs’ 108th g o iM Of arrived at Alicante and started' in- WIU Offer Four PUya 12:00— Weather Report direct a course on athletic Injuries he went to the finals in the north' the season (108th if you omit OM ' floor soon they will be disquallfled," vide the music they made no mis- hitters ■with a nifty average of .427, will try-to wrrest the cup from the ran out the match in rapid order.- Amerioon specting devastated areas. Aecom- Eddie Dowling has definitely de- A.M. 25 8 5 IS 4 4 ... If Henry Armstrong took one ern Minnesota resorters’ tournament tie). Ruth didn’t clout hta 41st in the band committee told the army take, for both of these artists are having played In all games to date. Americans at Philadelphia. backward atep against Lou Ambers Detroit 8-7. St. Louie 7-4 TO MAYOR HAGUE panled by civil Oovernor Ricardo GREEN TO CONFER men where to get off and the corps serted his song and dance cues to 12:02— Larry Clinton’s Orchestra Moriarty Brothers ...... 210 Olx— 4 before one of the grown-ups put him New York 6, Philadelphia 2 1027 until hta 123rd game, and bod'-l masters in their own line, we"con- WDRC Hank MeCtann and Sammy Kotcb I f it weren’t for the two remain- GAIN ESSEX FINALS ‘Sh Glastonbury P. A ...... lOt 010—3 tbe other night, we were scoped . r . Mella and the mayor, the commis- was rushed to the drill floor and the be a big time Broadway manager 12:30— Erakine Hawkins' Orcheatra In his place— temporarily . . . nice Chicago 7, Cleveland 2 only. 36 at hie 109th. ■ gratulate these two members of the will be tbe umpire*. ing exhibition singles with Germany Manchester, Maaa., Aug. 20. — Two baa hits: NorotoakI. Three current toast of Polo grounds regUr sion visited the port and viewed the WITH F.D.R. TODAY first thing the head Judge shouted since the success of his "Shadow and 1:00—Silent 225 ' Hartford, Conn. 1330 going, Herman. Boston 4, Washington 8 Tbue, Honk is some five up on tha '(Continued from Page One.) spot where the BrlU.'ih ship Nocml- Mona Ypre Poat to their new posi- Substance" and he will offer three . GREEN AT KENSINGTON today — Australia clinched tbe ee- (A P)—Hard-hitting Alice Marble base hits: Slwy. Hits off Blanchard lara ta George Myatt, the fast step- when the i ^ s came on the floor tions and know that the Uplift Club Casterii Daylight Saving Time Manchester Green will have it* riee y ester^ y by sweeping the dou- Eastern Babe, a margin that may turn the '; Julla was sunk' Momlqy. was. •'snap' Ipto It Anderson-Shea or four more new plays, all of which of Beverly Hilta, Calif., the former' 5; Slwy 4. Sa'criflee HtU: WyUe. ping rook from Jersey Chty. Dr. W. H. J. Oxenham, blind Hartford 12-4, Albany 5-8. plemann's New London speech, his will benefit by their-service. full team ready tomorrow against bles-—all the Auaslee would be out Stolen bases: Haefe. Left on bases trick If he bolds it through Sept. 1 ^ The eotnmlsslo'n ^nlso visited (Continued from Page One.) Post." sound InteresUng. this season. One national champion, and powerful Brittah golfer, brought over here by Elinlra 7, Hasloton 1 and con continue the cannon campaign headquarters In Harlloru Dcnia, Torrevleja and ^Vlllajoyosa, A Comrade Joe Boyce, who Is quite Saturday, August 20. the East Berlin Mohawk* In Ken- at Fenway park eeelng tbeir fitst Mel Ott the Giants won the Everything waa going alonj fine, of them will be another drama from Nancye Wynne, the 21-year-old Aus- Moriarty’* 4; P. A. C. 5. Base on at Ripley, la stated to play Clinton F. Trenton 4-8, Binghamton 8-7 through the final month of the Issued a statement saying the Con- a lover of flowers, was among the P. M. sington. This game mean* a lot to big league ball game. third base post . on the breakfast jWhlch were bombed recently. Board- The term of Donald W. when one o r the Judges from the the pen of Paul Vincent Cjxroll, the tralian; newcomer, meet here today balls off.: Blanchard 1; Slwy 0. Ru.ssell, another, sightless linksman (night) son, as Huth did with his gaudy 17 j greaaman had been authorised by many who visited State College last 2:00—Madison Ensemble. the locals eis a win will put them in "W e’re all frightfully keen about Struck ouw by Blanchard 4; Slwy 5. food firm's all-star team and was Smith expires August 27.’ and the stage came running down on the same lecturer who wrote ''Shadow yo6r game of baseball, you know", for the Essex county club champion- for the blind championship of golf Williamsport 2, Wlll:cs-Barre In September of '27. Horace D. Taft, president o f the A, F. of L. has criticized board de- Sunday to view the beautiful {irray RADIO 2:30— Romany Trail. undisputed possession, of first place Time 1:30. Umpire#: McCann, presented an auto at the home plate floor, and running along aide the and Substance." explained Harry Hopman, tbeir ship, and not even the closest ob- at Duluth, Minn,, today . . . both (1st). Coimecticut Jlcrit System A.saocla- of dahlias. 3:00—Merrymakers. in the Tri-County League. Zapatka yesterday . . . It was the first gift The double win yesterday also - cisions In which Smith has had a corps when drilling yelling “ you Added note is this without expla- non-playing captain. “ We’ve seen server would guess the outcome. Kotch. men work with *peclal caddies (Dr. tion to quote him as follows; BRITISH OFFICIAL HELD Commander Fred Baker and Com- 3:30— Gertrude . Lutzi, soprano; will have Neblo Borello, poker faced Mel has received In 12 years of star boosted tbe Tigers to within a gome part. Smith talked with ,VIr. Roose- have only one minute to go." Well nation: There ta a ‘large number or EaBtem Standard Ttme John Stifrgess, baritone. some minor games, I believe you The stocky visitor from dowm im- Oxenham brought hta from Eng- STANDINGS. The Merit system stands for ex- rade George Poots have returned to youngster, all primed for this game baseballlng . . . which recalls a re- at fourth place in the American velt In Washington this week, and between the racket by the Judge movie stars looking for plays to do 4:00— Charles Paul at the organ. call it, in tbe west, but never a big der, who sroashec' her way to the land) who tell them where they lie clusion of all public employes from work after enjoying their vacations. and will fill in the gap at short with mark old Goose Goslin once made • League- standings, since Washing- BECAUSE OF ESPIONAGE IP" generally has been expected he and the Inspectors before the boys upon Broadway this fall at salkrics 4:15— Dancepators. league game. We all plan to see finals through some of the tourna- HOLD GRID SESSION and suggest the clubs . ; . (Thsrlle National ton's Senators, current holders participation In politics in behalf of Vould be reappointed. went on the floor and this Judge run- It was with pleasure that we New York, Aug. 20.—Direct from Mike Saverick. That will put Vlot . . . said Goose: "The only thing I W. L, pet. much smaller than they attract in 4:30— The Whitney. back in centerfleld ■with Borello in the double header, I believe you say, ment's top-flight stars, was a com- Gehringer must be slowing up at that spot, dropped a 4-3 ten-inning any party or any faction. ^ I t h no official word about the ning along side the boys while drill- learned that our genial Vice Com- Hong Kong, for tbe benefit of the with Washington Sunday.” ever received at the plate wa.s a Pittsburgh '. .. .. 65 40 .619 Hollywood. They offer no explana 5:00— Columbia Concert Hall. left and Quartua in right. I f the plete stranger to the Calitornlan, so that . . . for the first time in 12 decision to the Boston Red Soz. ' ..\bnse Of .\iithority (Oontliiiiid from Page One vl.sits of LaOiiardia and Sawyer, ing. yelling his head off. one of the mander. Dave Holland, who has re- World Youth Congress at Pough- As for the Dails SllV^t might discuss with La- worked.up and, when the corps turn- w ill. soon . make his home in Man- message b y Madame- Sun Yat Sen, 1 at the. country___ he captained the .... 69 —- 6 a — .5A1 Just Mem to want to do plays'ln 6715— Highlights In Conn. Sports ors...... — —- • Behind her- the Australian girl All Interested Candidates Ask-^ reports next spring. . be sure to Chicago i engagement. ■ ; ...... Uca In behalf of a single party or drick arrived at his home there at Ciuardia Ibe campaign of Rep. John ed In on direction, he 'turned In the chester. II: will be nice to have pur widow of the founder of the Chinese "of the protested game they atlll will "We feel we have a very good Duke frosh, then went to Navy and ___ 81 55 .481 reality and they are willing to pay and Baseball Scores— Gil counted five out of six champion- tune In on Prof. Sid Feder In this Boston ...... The league-leading Yonkeez, bow. 1 p, m. following his release, J. O'ConnOT, chairman of the House other direction. We lo.st by two hard working Vice living among us republic. It will be at 6 p, ra., over have a chance to cop the bunting. chance” , said Hopman, and Jack ed To Report Tomorrow now pops up at Illinois . . . one of Brooklyn ... ___ 52 56 .481 a single faction while leaving him Martino. ships won back home and straight-' space Monday afternoon. ever, weren't bothering much a b e ^ He declined to make any state- Rules Committee, for re-election. points ancl the'judges of the drill once again. x '; a price to get away from Holly- WABCrCBS. Coach Joe Zapatka stated this Bromwich, Adrian Qulst and. L. A. Morning At 10:30. the best of the sportcasters 1s.Paul St. Louis . A. .... 47' 60 .439 free to participate in behall ol 6:30— Will McCune’s Orchestra. set victories here over Dorothy such lowly spots as third and fo u r ^ i others, ■ is an outrageous abuse of ment but lits. Kendrick gaid they The Presidentxput O’Connor,’ Tam- w'ere practically- the .same . Judges Our Second ■ Vice Commander, wood,. Madame. Sun is expected to dis- .morning that he was not going to SchWrartz, - the other team members,, Douglas, who does hta talking for Philadelphia ...... 32 73 .305 7 :0 0 -Exploring Music. — take any chances in this game. He Hundy, the aecond-sSeded Ctalt- place, for they whipped the Athlt^'^ official authority and utterly oppos- were planning to go to England a.s many Dcmocrat\on his "purge list" that were at Greenwich. After the Dave Maxwell, ta very' much .Wor- cuss the far eastern situation. She nodded in assent. All local athletes who' are Inter- cigarette money . . . Aml>rlran 7:30— Syncopation Piece. will have all 1)1* pitchers ready to fornian, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, LOCAL SWIMMERS VIE tics, 5-2, oh Spud Chandler's six-htt' ed to the principles ol the .Merit soon a.s po.ssible, In a statement 'I^.sday. drill the boy who made the mistake ried. For the past fourteen weeks is a sister-in-law of Generalissimo 8:00—Saturday Night Swing Club, George M. Lo^t, who coached the ested in the formation of a football ' ' W, L. Pet. ; start at the first sign of e break on the third-seeded Brookline, Moss., pitching, to climb ten games t t system.'' It also W'as expected that the was downhearted, but the boys of he has been trying to puli out a Cbiqng Kai-Shek. 8:30—Johnny Presents — Rusi Aussies, and , an- team at the south end are requested If the Washburn college football New York ..,.7 2 34 .679 anyone’s part. Borello will un- veteran; M *rgot Lumb, seeded front In the Junior circuit race. The Meanwhile it wa.s disclosed that C'LAI.MS ritO O F. mayor would reporU^o the Presi- the corps and the band committee winner for the British American Morgan’s Orchestra. other former American Davis Cup- to 'report at the West Side tomorrow team falls to satisfy the wolves this IN MEET AT HARTFORD Cleveland .. ___ 61 43 .587 doubtedly get the nomination but fourth among the foreign list, and second place Cleveland Indiana (ta- Hartford State Central Committee- Berlin. .-\tig. 20 (AIM Captain dent on the progrc.ss of, building for slapped him on the back and told Club b.ank nght and up to the pres- Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. 9:00—Professor Quizz—with Bob per, al*o think an Australian vic- morning at 10:30 o’clock to discuss year, Mrs. Elmer Holm (and kid- Boston X ...... -. 59 44 .579 Thomas Kendrick, an official oi the him to “ forget it." there ta a chance that something tory is probable. Eunice Dean of Austin, Tex, member them?) wer* souikfy man and Republican National Com- the ..New York VVorld'k- fair next ent he has had no success. WTIC Roper .will advocate realigment bt Trout. plans for the organization of a team dles) will not worry about the gro- Washington .... .58 55 .505 JBriti.sh passport olflcc in t'lenna, can go wrong with this usually re- “ I certainly would pick Quist and . Miss Marble’s list of vanquished to campaign In semi-pro circles this Th^ Globe Hollow swimming team Detroit ...... ___ 54 55 .496 thumped, 7-12, by the CMcogO mitteeman Samuel F. Pryor. Jr., dls- year. Many of our good friends from Travelers Broadcasting Sendee, the present distribution system be- 9:30— Rhythm Rendezvous. ceries . . . Head Coach Holm has White Sox. - > was .srrcstl d lir-cause I'roof had been Manchester (some are members of 10:00—Your Hit Parade. liable youngster and In that event Bromwich to beat Budge and Mako included Kay Stammers, tbe second- fsill. Nick Angelo .Is working to Just passed the Kansas bar exami- composed of W. Robbins. .Saverick, Chicago ...... 44 .56 .440 • cussed last Thur.‘;day night the pos- established that he w.-is conducting / 5tons Ypres Auxiliary Hartford. Conn. tween producer and consumer as a With the National Leoguo-lOig- drum corps and bands in Manches- 10:45— Del Casino. Zapatka plans to be ready for any in doubles’’, said Rtcbarda, “ Budge, seeded Ehigltah beauty eliminated in bring about the formation of a team nation . . . the New York 'World- Kllenschmldt, E. Weir, Loomis. Philadelphia .... 38 67. .362 albUlty of drafting Kepubllcan .ttatc espionage activities, it was an- B. \V. V. S0.U00 W. 1040 K- O. ‘J8.2 M. mean* toward a better national Ing Pittsburgh Pirates idle, 0)0 ter) who ware at the competition 11:00— Sports News. ' emergency. of course, should take botli his sin-, a semi-final yesterday; Virginia and would like to see players from Telegram hints Van Mungo will be Genofl, H. Arson, Topping, Brennan, Bt. Loiiis ...... 88 68 .358 V Chairman Benjamin E, Harwood ot , nounced officially today. Mrs. Edith Kane, unit vice presi- Esiateni Daylight Saving Tflne economic health when be 1* beard gles, but may not Jo so if he's the Giants took advantage at tha and saw what took place, came to 11:15— Count Basle’s Orchestra The Green will take the field ac- Wolfenden of San FrOnotaoo, Mrs. both the south and north end...... transferred to the Phils for Herschel M. Orfitelll, C. Robbins, A. Lewta, Eastern Chester for a place on the state ! The announcement said the B rit' ABOUT TOWN dent, was in the chair at the laat during the national radio forum on least bit off against Quist and ■ It Is reported that Moriarty portunlty to pick up holf-a-goms Bgr the band committee and told Them meeting of the auxiliary. A hot dog 11:30— Kay Kyser’s Orchestra. cording to Zapatka with tbe usual Harry Hopman of Australia and Martin' smd Claude Puseau before A. Arson, Stechholtz, Leary, Mos- W. L. . Pet. ticket. I Ish ambassador. Sir Neville Hender- P.M. Monday at 9:30 p. m. over the NBC- Inner defMise, Lovett at third, Sav- Adrian Is playing his best. Brothers are Interested in the ven- Binghamton .... 74 38 .661 belting tbe Phillies, 4-2, on Jimasy Rev. Charles G. Johnson of Man- to protest. They remarked how roast will be held at "Cheerio Cot- Tomorrow’s Prograra. Virginia Ellis of Brookline. Hers the first mow falls . . . here's good zer. O. Orfltelli,' Davidson, iServer, Informed that .such a movement , son, h a i bicn requested to see that 2:00—Your Host Is Buffalo Blue network. eriek at aj)ort, Patriss at second and "But after ■ that, what ? Riggs ture and have promleed to lend their Hazleton ...... 67 . 47 .588 Ripple's homer. This left BUI ‘too* chester Green will preach at the bther corps were allowed five- mln- tage", summer home of Mr. and A.M. likewise were straight-set victories. luck to Arnold Herber of the Green Morrison. Flnkbeln, Trotter, Is ask- had been growing in the stale. Har- Captain Kendrick Icavc.s (7i rmany u^s intermission when they were 2:30— Music Internationale The world premiere of a sym- 9:30—Church of the Wildwood— either Butch Lovett, Bernardl or will be nervous playing his first The blonde Californian's game support If plans for a team ma- Albany .... ___ 58 55 .513 ryta outfit 4H gomes off ths poos. wood said:- ^ at the earliest possilile moment Covenant Congregational .^church Mrs. Stewart Taggart, Amston phony by Allen Grant, based on Davta Cup match and certainly terialize. Matt Moriarty - has In- Bay Packers, who opens a men's ed to meet In front of the High Brooklyn's Dodgsrs nipped ths BOs. not -ready and that no Judges ran Lake, Friday, August 26. Members 3:00— Golden Melodies John Seagle, hymn sing Zapatka himself at first The outer was at its peak yesterday ousting school at 1 o'clock tomorrow aftcr- Elmira ...... 83 61 .461 “I have taken on one. job for the The . laeonlc comrminlque, which Rius.s aqd Hungerford streets, Hart- 3:30— Swlngology themes of Stephen Foster and scor- doesn't figure to beat Quist even at formed Angelo that he can obtain clothing shop In Depers, Wta;, to- ___ 62 61 .460 ton Bees, 1-6, in on 11-innings Bitfit aJon^alde yelling when they had of Mens Yprfs Post wdll. provide 9:45—News Service defense named above seem* certain Miss Stammers, 7:5, 6-4. She out- non. The team will participate In Wllllamsjort pat;ty aud expect to see it through; : closed the Kemlrick incident so far ford. tomorrow morning at 10:45. 4:00— (JalUng A ll Stamp Goltactora ed by Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, presi- his best. And I don’t think he can twenty-five grid uniforms at a rea- day . . . Herman Taylor, Phllly fight ___ 49 58 .458 tilt in the only other sched^ed Na- only one minute to go Our commlt- transportation. Cars will leave the 10:00— Church of 'the A ir to start That will leave, Wltchow- drove. her opponent, was-.more ac- a swimming meet sponsored by the Hartford .. I have no Intention ol taking ns Germ.anv Is concerned, was Is- beat Bromwich either. Next year, sonable price and will get them If promoter, has done a Mike Jacobs 62 .451 tional League game, to climb into tee men ban'll Manchester Army and Navy club at 6:30 m na. 4:15— Girl* of the West dent o f the national music camp at 10:30—-.Wings over Jordan skl, Farrand sind Quartus all ready curate on placements and employed Trenton ...... 51 another." . 1 sued by DN13, official German news St'. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters however, with more experience for enough Interest Is shown to warrant and tied up Tony Galento for five Hartford Times at Colt's Park, Wilkes-Barre 68 , .404 a tie for fifth place. Fred F*ank- friends for^the Interest they took in All Auxiliary members who Inrend 4:30—Program from Newr- York Interlochen, Mich., will be heard to- 11:00— Young Folk* Program with for mound duty. floater shots which Miss Starnmers ... 46 agency, ■ The announcement reads: of I.sabella, will meet Tuesday eve- the corps and said "you can ace the night at 7:30 oyer the NBC-Red Riggs, it may be a different story.’’ the purchase. years. Hartford. hoiise tossed a 'three-hitter to top going will notify Mrs. Taggart. Mrs. 5:00— Top Hatters (Daddy Couch) With* all of hla playera back from found impossible to return. "The head of the. paasp.irt dj,vl- ' ning In Knights of Columbus home, way the wlno.^ blows", and they Tbe Australians gained the chal- TO D AY’S O.AMES tbe Bees. McConkey or Mrs. Kane by Tues- 5i:30—Kldoodlers network. 12:00 Noon—Major Bowes’ Capitol vacation Joe Hulilard reci^red hi* ,The Oakland girl’s recently-de- slon In the British con.sulate general I Following the meeting there will be agreed. \ 5:45—Frank Hawkea’ Sky Patrol For Saturday night dialing: lenge roun6 without the loss of a in' Vienna, Captain Thomas Ken- la .soelal. The committee is In charge day, August 23 at the latesL Family usual genial smile this weeMend and set when Quist and Bromwifta de- vdoped backhand cross-court shot, Earlier in the U^emoon, members 6:00—News W EAF-NBC, 6— Richard Hlmber’s National drlck, has been arrested because ' of Mrs. Rose Gruessner. A swimming class is being P.M. , , promise* a celebration If tji^ e a m feated Henner Henkel and Georg crashing repeatedly Just Inside tbe CHINESE STOP of drum corps from Hartford and 6:15— Fred Hoey. Sports Roundup orchestra; 7— Kindergarten; 8— Philadelphia at New York there were proofs of his conducting ' planned and all members who are 12:30—Salt Lake City Tabernacle Comes through tomorrow. , The von Metaxa. Their German op- baseline, won ^ the praise of Mrs. League \ nearby.'town were saying that one interested in learning will notify 6:*30—Wrightville Clarion America danqea; 9—^Crickets; 10:30 Pittsburgh at Chicago espionage. ' There was considerable business Choir and Organ game will start at 3 o'clock, sharp. ponenta, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4, in exactly an Molla Mallory, nine times national of the j'udges made a remark, that Mrs. Edith Kane. 6:45— “The Art of Living —Abe Lyman’s orchestra; 11:30— A New Hubbell and A New Grove Cincinnati at St. Louis (2) "The British ambassador who dtspd.sed of in preparation for the 1:00— Church of the Air OA’8 AT PRISON FARM hour yesterday. It wraa the Aus- champion, who was in the gallery. JAP ADVANCE no corps with wooden fifes would The mystery package was won by 7:00— Richard' Hlmber’s Orchestra Blue Barroh’a orchestra. The (3erman-Americans Journey (Only games scheduled) Leaders made Inquine.- Into the case has .outing of the Center Springs Uplift I:30r—Europe Calling tralian*’ third straight victory of Mis$ Stammers explained her de- win a prize. This' Judge is said to Mrs. Annie CJonnelly. 7:30— Sports of the 'Week with WABC-CBS, 7—Saturday Night to tbs state Prison Farm at Enfield American ' ( been requested to sec to It that Cap- Club-held last night. The meeting 1:45—Poet'a.Gold—David Rosa the five-match Interzone series. feat in 15 •words. "Alice was too New York at Phlli^elphia AMERICAN LEAQCB. be the manufacturer of tin fifes. Mr. and Mrs. David Holland are Jack Stevens Swing Club; 7-'30—Ruas Morgan’s this afternoon and expect a bard tain Kendrick leaves the Reich's named Robert E. Carney as toast- Our corps uses the modern, up-to- 2:00— Radio' Voice of Rellgion-cr A ll that waa left for th" Auastes good today,” she oaid. "She kept me Turn Out To Be... Right Handed! Bt. Louis at Detroit ' . Batting—^ Travle, Waablngtca, spending tbeir vacation at Stannard 7:45— Larry Clinton’* Orchestra orchestra; 8— Professor Quiz; 9— tussle. Tbe team was slated to IN ALL AREAS confines within the' shortest time master for the occasion, there be- date wooden fifes, bought tasj Rev. Harold J. Daly today was to try to moke good on the defensive most of the time." Chicago at Cleveland ' .349: Foxx, Boston, 448. Beach, Westbrook, and Mrs. Herbert 8:00—Kaltenmeyer’B Kindergarten Your Hit Parade: 11—Sammy leave at noOn and the best potslble possible." . - ing no opposition to his selection. spring.'’ . • 2:15-rWalberg Browm Stringa Lott’s prediction that they’d beet After their battle for the ainglea Washington at Boston Runs—Greenberg, Detroit, 9$; Donnelly and son are on vacation at 8:30— Ink Spots Kaye's brebestra. combination w lll-^ sent Into action Germany, 5-0. (Onntinued from-‘Page One.) The band committee is making no 2:30-^Summer Session erown, Mta* Marble and Miss Wynne' Eastern DiMaggio and Rolfe, New York aaff ------.» „■ ■ ! Bunker ITlIl ^Jo^u'Ment Is 220 London. Is the largest fish mar- Stamford, Copn. 8:45-rBarry M cK l^y, Baritoa* in bidding tor victory. Bromwich takea on _O e o ig yon abills o r protests. They congratu- WJZ-NBC. 7— Broadcsst from 3:00—Everybody’s muaie - •will' meet a second tim e'in the dou- Albany at Hartford (2) . Gehringer. Detroit, 94. . . iflg Its headquarters froiti Sh.mglial , ft. high, ket, in the worjd,'Boston next. 9:66—America Dailcisa ■ Budapest: 8—National bam dance; Metaxa in one elngles’ land Quist lated our rivals heartily for whining 4:00—The Farmer Take* the Mike bles final,- paired reapeetlvely with , Binghamton at Tirenton, V.; Runs batted in—FOs. Boston, U i;.. -to .Nanking, leShniiles^ fartijei: m -f-- 10:00—Program from New York, I meets- Henner Henkel In the other. Greenberg, Detroit, 97. first prize. The above is only to 9:30— (Concert In rhythm: 10:30—r 4:3'0—CBC Singers—from Toronto Mrs. F a b ;^ and Dorothy Stevenson Elmira at Hazleton land. V 11:00— Newa . Horace Heidt’* orcliMtfa; 11:30— Htts7T7lAwls,.~Waahlngtoa,.Jl6tts,,: r-rl- show^our'- merobera : the way the: ADELU LOOMIS AS LEAD 5:0(V^Taxu Rangers GREEN TO ENCOUNTER Of Australia. ■ W’ilUameport at- WUhee-B*^r*- ■ The ShantniigIrregulars' 'Vere said 11:15—ProgramDrom New York Leo Reiaman’s orchestra. ''' BUDGE FACES WOOD New York.-and Almada, St. LOulS, Circle Sunday and Monday wind was blowing. 6:30—Phil Cook’s Almanae ■ The Marbla-Fabyan * team elimi- to be streaming southward. Or.e The, corps left at five o'clock .tblis 11:30— Abe Lyman’s Orchestra Surrday ta to., bring: ''' Ne^yport, R. I., Aug. 20.—^TAP)— 149. Couoe'thceatcnied •SuchwVv-lmpbrtah'W'' 12:00—W«atlieE.'Report- - 6:00—Music tor..Fun. Newqii^.Casino tennis.officials..tun ivMed Met. Carolyn Babcock Stark m^mtijg' for'‘‘the' V:F.W;' National IN “WHEREi.GRANDMAY’’ W EAF-NBC, 9 m.'-^^Higfiiiigbtr ’"6:30-—The LOUgh Hthef — Billy THEflOUSEOFDAYID >^ESTERDOY'S^ST»RS -Drfubles^j-Chapmair, 'B oston,- ' railroad Junction in Kiangsu Prov- Cionvention in Columbus, Ohio. They AJJ. day were prepared to turn oVer their of New York and Mrs. John van Cronin, Boston, 31. > ince. while another Isolated a Jap.a- bf the Bible; 11:30— Cltoncert or- House. Jack Fulton, Carl Hoben- will stop for dinner and to renew 12:02— Ersklne Hawkins’ Orchestra handsome bowl trophy to Don Ryn of A.ustin, Tex., 6-8, 6-2, in a B.v A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S Triples— Heath. Cleveland, 18; nese detachment -near ■ Kucher, ' chestra; 1 p. m.— Sunday dinner at garten’s Orchestra doubles semi-final yesterday 'after friendship which they made in Buf- Miss Adella Loomis will play the l2:30— Blue Barron’s Orchestra Aunt Fanny'S; 4—Marion Talley; 6 Budge, the International champion Averill, Cleveland, 11. Anhwei Province, and killed 100. I 1:00— Silent 7:00— The People’s Platform Bearded Traveling Team To who won legs on It twice in the last the Wynne-Stevenson duo killed off Jim Ripple, Giants— Hta two-run Home runs—Greenberg, Detroit, Invader* On Def(;nal\e | falo, N. Y.. last faU at the V.F.W. role of "Grandma" in the three-act —Dave Ellman; '8—Manhattan Mer- 7:30— Passing Parade—John Nes- convention. A t the National com- comedy, "Wherp's . Grzmdnui' " Appear A t Mount Nebo Next three years and had only to defeat Miss Bundy, of Santa Monica, and Ivomer beat PhUIles, 4-2. 41: Foxx, Boston, 33. North of Peiping, the Chtr.e.-js said. L Tomorrow's Program ry-Go-Round: 9—University o f Chi- bitt with A l Garr, Oscar Brad- Dorothy Workman of Lo* Angeles, Hank Greenberg, ■ Tigers— Hit Stolen bases^-CroaetU, NesO th* guerrillas were keeping the In-1 petition they have a flock of Regu- which the Bolton Grange players cago Roundtable Discussion: "A W^nesday Evening. Sydney Wood of New York, in the la. Army captains as Judges and in- A-H. ley's Orchestra 6-3, 6-0. three homers, driving In eight runs York. 18: Lary, Cleveland, 15. ’ vaders .on the defensive h v. their .will present'tonight at 8:15 at the Labor Policy for Buslnesa"; 10:05— final today to gain permanent pos- spectors and they have a Regular 8:45-^Newa, 8:00— The World Dances in doubleheader win -over Browns. Pitching—Ruffing, New YorIL fcarrying tactics. , Bolton Center community hall< Al- Johnny MesSner'a orcheatra. eession.' Army colonel and two .Regular ways a success In any role she a*- 9:OO^Tum Back the Clock 8:30—To Be Announced ' Manchester Green wU! tackle the Budge gained the last round yes- Spud (lhamller, Yankees— Whip- 16-4! Chandler, New York, 12-$.- On the Yangtze front, center of WABC-CBS, 9 a. m.—Church of 8:45—Silvermlne Festival Armyi^ majors Judging the Judges, in sumes, her admirers will find her In 9:80— Tom Terris# House of David next Wednesday terday by romping through Frank ped Athletics, 5-2, lyltb six hits. major lighting since floods stopped tbe Air; 9:30— CSilldren’e Hour; 10:30— Headlines and Bylines and will make Mt. Ne)m the choice Last Nigh t *s Figh ts tbs Japanese Yellow' river offensive other words checking up on * the .a casting very different from what 9:45—Melody Moments' Parker of Beverly Hilta, Calif., . Fred Frankhouic attd Cookie Lav- N A T IO N A L LEAGUE: .; 11:30— Salt Lake City tabernacle 11:00—Sports, News of battleground? The bearded gen- % Ib July and the Japanese occupied Judges, and by Thursday morning they may expect. 10:00— Highlights of the Bible shortly - before Wood became a agetto, Dodgers— Frankhouse blank- S it in g — Lombardi, ClaohuUdE cboir; 2 p. m.— Everybody’s mualc; 11:15— Vincent Lopez' Orchestra tlemen have a numtier of teams on By ASSOC1.ATED PRESS Kluklang June 25. hattles raged we will know where we stand. Irma Morra and Ray Cocclnl 10:30— Reginald Foort, O nanist finalist by wearing down the second- ed Bees, with three hits and Lava-, „ . .355; McCormick, Cincinnati,.-SlE i 3—Farmer takes the mike (from 11:30— Paul Pe'ndarvis' Orchestra the read but owing to a mlxup In •San Francisco — George LatKa, near Killing, a mountain resort 18 Comrade Peterson took some again show their versatility In 10:45— Blaisdell Ensemble oeaded John Hunt of Los Angeles, getto's single drove in njh for Runs—Ott, New York, 98; GoodasHg Louisville); 6—People's Platform: dates were without a game and are 135, San Joae, Ctallf., outpointed win. nllea south of Kiukiang. good moving pictures at East Hart- "Where's Grandma", and their work 11:00—Muaical Interlude hla doubles partner. In a closely con- Cincinnati, 86, ford. Saturday. will if anything excel that of previ- "Is Success Possible ’Today?” ; 7:45 due to play In New London next Jimmy Vaughn. 137, Cleveland, Bobby Doerr, Red Sox—His tenth- Americans' Plight Uncertain 11:05—Pine Tree Tavern 28 H U R T IN CRASH. . tested five set match by scores of Runs batted In—Ott, New Torih Commander Redman and Bert ous Grange plays. The same may — Silvermlne music festival: 10:30 Thursday. (10). , Innlng single sent winning run The plight of 100 Americans anth 11:30— “ Madrigal Singers" Koblenz, Germany, Aug. 20.— 6^2, 8-6, 6-7, 6-3, 8-6. -89; Medwick, St. Louta, 88. ^ British who took refuge at Kullijg a Moseley, our two color guards, and be said of Barbara Calhoun and —Paul Pendarvia' orchestra. ?'onager Joe Huboard Is of the Ashland, K y__ Johnny Stevens, across .to dowm Senators 4-3. ' 12:00— "D ay Dreams" * (AP)r—Thirteen members of the Budge also qualified for the dou- Hits— McCormick, CbiekHMlfc BonUi aigo was uncertain. Chinese John GIcnney and Al Jacobs the Lillian Mack. Mia* Mack ta a teach- ' WJZ-NBC, 8—Children'* program; well known Don Cossack Russian oplQloo that this team will draw the ISS, Cincinnati, outpointed Bobby Thornton Lee, White Sox—Slop7 157; Medwick, S t Louis, L. Wai PAI. fans to the htatoric old ball park bles final with bis Davta Pup tsam- McIntyre. 135H, Detroit. (lOJ. •aid they killed or wounded ' 100 two color borers,, did a Wonderful er and one of the newer member* 12:15—“ Fashion* In Melody” 11:30— R ^ o City Chamber music; choir were badly hurt today when ped Indians, 7-2, with seven hits. Pittsburgb, and Hock, Chicago, Yapanese and captured munitions Job in East Hartford with the drum of the Grange Dfamatio club, and 3 p. m.—Sunday Vespers; 5—Or- and intends to give the matter a mate, (3ene M*ko of Los Angelas,' os Hollywood, Calif.—Jimmy Leto, each. 12:30— Song Guessing Contest a bus in which 40 slngera of tbe real test in the face of opposition sear Kuling. corp* last Saturday. They are on her experience of 15 years Ih direct- chestra concert: 8:30— Walter Wln- erganizatloh were traveling crashed a result of their marathon ^6-18, 145H, Hartford, Conn,, outpointed Doubles—MeOonttIck. 12:45— New* from the West Side playgrounds. 6-4, 7-5 triumph over Wayne Sabin Young Peter Jackson, 142, Los A'n- Chinese dispatches aald Japa- their way to Columbus, jOhlo, to ing children makba her a valuable chell; 8:45—Irene Rich; 10:30— Abe into a tree. Ten were injured lesa and Martin. Philadqlphin, 81. se*e reinforcements from northern 1:00—Living Portrait* . from the The genial manager of the Green of Loa Angeles, and Elwood Cooks gelee* (10). perform with the corps there, Tues- addition to the group. Other* who Bible—Federal Theater Project Lyman lorcbeatra. severely. The vlcUmg were daken Triplen—Mlzs, 8 t froulB, .China were continuing full speed fol- day and Wednesday mt the V.F.W. make up the cast are Dorothy Pin- states that be 1* willing to make o f Portland, Ore. Long Branch, N. J.—Mike Plskln, 1;30— Glenn Darwin, Baritone and Monday expectations: to hoapitala in NeuWied and Kob- OoodmaA Clndnnatt sad srWing the easlhg of Japanese Rus- National Convention. . Thursday . ney.. 'Pauline Maneggia. Maxwell tbe arrangamants for tbe game and Wood, too, has a ehancq to appear 189H, Freehold. N. J., outpointed Helen Henry, sopYano W EAF-NBC, 9 a. m.—M r* W iggg lenz. (B y the Aasoc4ated Preoa.) Idge, St. Louis, 10 each. daii tension. __ __ | night a send-off party was given the Hutchinson, Jr., and Ekldie DeDoser. has been assured .that the original in both of today’s finil evqpts but Benny Berman, 142H’, Pateraon, N. Homs runs—OoodZBSa, 2100— Sunday Dinner at Aunt Fkn- of tha Cabbage Patch; 10:30— Do House of David win moke Its ap-, J^ianese troops hammered again boys in "Thompsonvllle and last A rt M ckay apd hi* muaical en- before he con oom petvih dou- J.. (10). Newark, N. J.—Bonlto Leone, 186, nsti, and Ott, New Ycfk. IT. toward Nanchang, 90 miles south of nle’a You Remember?: 2:15 p. bo.—Ma FORECLOSURES DECREASE. peannoe. He oompletod negqtla- AtloBUe a ty , N. J. — Tommy night a send-off party was given semble will pnovide nuiale for the Washington. Aug. 20.— (A P ) — bles cHmax, h« and Hunt must over- Italy, threw Curley Donchin, 194, Stolsa bssM M Kiukiang, but the Chinese reported listed Victor McLaglen (center) and two-timing Brian Donlevy 2:30— Sunday Driver* PcrUiM; '4— Paul Martin's Music; tlQoa.by ’phone this momfiig. Crooi, 184. PbUadalpbla, oufrwtnted the boys at the Home. . round and old-Ume numbers, -‘with The Federal Home Loan Rnnir ooma tha dno-ost Mod gained over VnbsUovoble ss it msy ssem, yon o n now gaslng upon a Mr. Hubbell, who pitches right-handed, and Jersey City. 30:1A Hack. Chicago, sad lEb Invaders checked'on the north (right) ^ t l e Itoiii over Grade Field* In 20th Ontury-Fox’* "We're Go- The Anderson-Shea Auxiliary la Carl Wiganowski aa prompter. 8:00— Chautauqua Concert— Albert WABC-CBS, 10:45 a. m.—Aunt Jen- The bearded team caxrlaalt* own Gtaoe CioUotto, 1$7, Bom erwe, N. North Beigen, N. J.—Bobby Nsn- dslphlo. 11 sneb. .k a ^ of the Yangtze. Board reported today there avere loud speaker system and eon. if them by WUmer AlUsoa and John i^on a Mr. Grove, who is Just ss orthedOK in his toss ing. Let ui hasten to explain: Here you tee Johnny ing to Be Rich.” when The. Law steps in to the consternation of little working hard to buy a set o f colors. '■ StoesseL conductor ny’s storlea; 12:45 p. iil —Gospel J.. UO); Johnny Hutchinson, 125, sgoff, 210. Chicago, threw lUbel Pitching— BUb I sB ' -Bosalan Help Expected 4:00— Rangers’ Serenade ■ingers: 4:S0-rMarch o f Games; 10,704 non-farm foreclosures in needod, Inston ligbta tor a lUglit ran R j ^ tha Austin, votornno, Philadelphia, and k(exlcan Joey HnbbeU, Car^^brother, and Robert Moass Grove, Jr., Lefty's son. Johnny pitches for tbe Jersey City ed Smith (lower center.T The ebmpanion feature ta "Code of Ake Tbe ladles helped the comrades to Honey .gathered from the llow- June. A decreaacAOf 2.8 per cent during loot night's intsmiptod peml- Bob RusseU, 312. Texas, 33:31. 10-2; B t l o o i A m (Or. Sun Fo, president of the Chl- get the post colors, now you fellows et* of some kind* ot African Eu- 4:80—"W orld Is Youra" 4:45— ApMrican Museum o f Natural gome. Jnot what further arrange- SUvo, irt.U » Angaloo, drew, ($); GlsntA He ra ^ tly won his first start of ths sea son, allowing Montreal Just five bits to give Jersey •B lexlalatlve councU. *aid on hi* with Tim McCoy. from May and o f 27.1 per oeat from menta .win be inade. over the i«e A - final. h*lB thasn .tv buying ooa or, siw tbU U nolsooous. 8:00—Marion Tally an4 Joseph History: TacaUa. WJ3l-NBC; $ s. June. 1987. floB, rroaeiaco—Kal Kong Young, Ctty a 8-1 margin. JMsnny la 88 yaars Md, stands 6 fact 1 inch toil. Young Bob works out daily at tha not' he lehnidd s f W g*R tfnrknaw drava tboBi ttom US, RoMtalu, tochaieolly kaockod In Japan, UlspMEM bought. - - - M ew TeU ir ■ ...... 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Inside, outside painting If you want to be fliist to wqar AND THBRE'8 NO TO 6875^ 41 1» urgent. WEEK END ,SPEClALr-1937 Ply Large . -savings. Work guaranteed one pf the first fall styles, hurry to JOHN^N&LIT^ AFARTMEN'1’8— FLATS— REPLACE THEM. E V E R T T ^ O In ths Boston firs in iMTi, M mouth, 1937 Dodge, 1936 Pontiac Lang. Phone 8308. make yourself this charming new wn-L GO BY RAIL." 1932 Dodge. 1934 Ford. Cole TENEMENTS 83 design. Pattern 8300. (Oontlmied From Bsge Seven) nerss w«r# «vnsUUd, anno uncements 2 Former Champion Wants To property loss •( over $60,000,000. Motor*. Tel. 6463. REPAIRING 2.3 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM duplex . The square neckhpe and the gath- ers Just below the shoulders, make They don’t all aell their ears; 'B oston ree^ves------mors**“ than “ halt ioR RENT—LATEST TYPE bospl- 1936 FORD TUDOR, 1934 Naah bouse, at 22 Locust street. Tele- Patient—WsU, doctor, you said vyool Imported into tha tml bed for home ue’e. R»te» rea- HAR.NESSE8, CXJLLARS, luggage this dress very becoming to women G-E way, each drop of oil goM fg^ ths raw LSi/^ aedan, 1932 Plyinouth cabriolet phone 6998. Prove Fighters Have Got ther, and a cheaper grade of oil can rd be walking within a month, a|id U. 8. ooable. Call Keiiip’a Inc- bObU. and harness repairing, sport top* in the 12 to 20 size range who have here I am...... ?Tho 8Ur Bpanglsd Bannor*' 1932 Naah .edan. Meaaler Naah FOR RENT—2, 8 OR 4 room apart- a desire to wear atral8[ht lines and be used. Inc. 10 Henderapn Road. Telephone and curtains repaired. 90 (Jam* The flrst blending of oil with sir Doctor—Well, well, that’s flnm tenemeati low., pressure. Ia.needad to focce.tha • spiecISlty;"’* Yeanr of " experieneei Hollywood;' Aiiig: 2d::-:^rAln— tb^ xtraiiilKef tirtSi those 'tff'swmniw^ hslp. F- . lar Motor Sale* Inc. Dodge-fly- MOTORCYCLES— Workmanship guaranteed. Paint- first floor, all Improvements, with alr-oil mixture into the combustion - This may be of interest to newly hear Maximilian Rosenbloom — and smooth oVer the hips. This is chamber. This exclusive & E meth- Rudolf Friml, Amsricna .com* mouth Sale* and Service Center BICYCLES 11 ing and carpentry. A. A. Dion, Inc. garage. Apply at lOT Russell St. the perfect design for your first weds.' It’8 from the Atchison Olobs: S O U — y o u M EA KJ V O U at Olcott S t Phone 6101. “ Open known In the sports section* for 17 od prevents the roaring noise found “If a ^m an drlvss a ear against poser, wss bom in Pngus. M DU (X A Ih A T H A T 81 Welle street Phohe 4860. black dress for fall. It will look in ordinary automatic oil heatiiig There have been 14 weddings In •ventags. READY SEPT. 1ST., five room, years as Slapsie Maxle—tell It the a post and hsr husband shows no 1 © W IP E D v o u a A R E O ilV iN ia M E V O UR. for bal e—BOY’S bicycle, very stunning wdth a'pair of rhinestone equipment. tbs 'White House since 1811. MOWER SHARPENTNQ, repairing. upper flat, garage, steam heat. 380 sinkers the Warners have de- clips or a string of pearls. anger about it, tho honeymoon P e a F O R A A IW O , F L E A S ©H O W f ECsA D , JT A H E, cheap. Inquire at 82 Walker street. Seen anytime. *38.0»i> 612 Center Mixed With Air hasn’t ended." Vacuum cleaner* -econdlUonea. cided to give him weekly for acting Choose a pliant, drape material A M D C .U IM E D V O U Q e TM>«fcr© ’SPOaTIW O OF* Key making, lock repairing, aafe street. is secondary. for It—thin wool, rayon Jersey or In the combustion chamber, the Manchester burning fog of oil la progressively Mrs. McQuigglo—Corns on, dsar, R .S A C1B.C U & UACfT . VeXJ -**- BV -JOV /6, W iTH BUSINESS SERVICES ' combination changing. Bralthwaiu. "I’m gonna prove fighters can do satin. You'll get lots of wear out 52 Pearl s tr e e t FOR RENT—TWO ROOM Apt- mixed wdth additional air. It thus ist'a got to a ^ w toniiDt vBAS, CH ? weLL^Tetu V O U R. ©M OW A M D AAV Evening Herald OFFERED . 13 wltti gas stove, hot water beater, somethin’ else besides fight. I’m of a dress like this for stjreet and bums completely, saving heat which • ST O RIES , Informal afternoon occasions. Mr. MeQulgfla-'Neps.onlygetto* BALL iD saiu a coMca©«iOk$ private bath. Orford Bldg. Apply heart and soul In this here movie is usually lost. 'The result is clean, night to finishing looking at and vo u w h /ct;, a k a o » - I LAWNS-FERTILIZE and aeed that business and I’ve Just gotta be suc- Pattern 8300 is designed for sizes t © M A LL a O O N J O W M T H E CLASSIFIED GARDEN-FARM- Marlow’s. quiet combustion which provli" _ eading this slaborate broohurs on IN ST A M PS C O U L D M E V E R L E A V E lawn that doea not look ao good. DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 cessful to prove .that fighters have 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. SiSe 14 re- absolute safety and the ama)tfq J '^-.New York automobils show. 'TV UT IM P Q ESSIO M O M W M OLE C A O M IV A L / I ’L L advertisements The reault will aurprlne you. Get got some brains,” Slapsie said. quires 4.?i yards of 39-inch material, Geheral Electric economy. M z A' M eQuiggls*-Row corns 7 my eatlmate. John 8. Wolcott FOP RENT—8 AND 4 ROOM Apt*. "Maybe If I had soine brains,” he and short sleeves, 4 7-8 yards^wlth A B a O T H E C t OP M IM S — R E M A M E IT ___Oeaat e»a .*»er*«« »o r^ Apart from strength and durahll-. -Sf. McQuiggle—WeU, the ' wrap- C it y T h a t Emerged 1*M O lV IM O V O U 'M V M A JO a. " H O OPLE'© Mtlala nninber* and abbreviation* Tel. 8897. ’ FOR SALE—BARTLETT pears 68c Cali 8333, Midland Ap^. added thoughtfully, "I’d have $280,- long. ify, the specially designed G-E boil- per it caine in said: "“RETURN m eaah aoaol a* a word aad^eompoDDd basket. 218 Woodbrldge street 000 now. Maybe.. . . ” The new FALL and WINTER er efficiently and economically Tro m W orld W a r H U L A S H O W - '- IT '© CAaMtVAL. — A A A U, A H w«>d* a* twa worda Utnlniam eoat la FOR RENT—FIVE? room tenement, nvE DAYB,” aad tomorrow la ths Slapsie, who used to train by PATTERN BOOK, 82 pages of at- transfers the heat of combustion in- last day. s o u e s . ' IP a m v o m S © R E A r e S T OM ©H O W O ULD artoa of tbraa llnaa MOVING— TRU CKIN G- with all Improvements, garage, re- tractive designs for every size and ^PHE color and ths pieturiMqun 7 ^ XdBo rata* par da* (or tranalaal leaving his bedroom window open, to the water. This heat, is distribut- EAR.’T H / LOOM truer ©IP STORAGE 2(1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 cently redecorated. Greenacre sec- very, slightly, the night before,* every occasion, is now ready. Pho- ed to the room s' through either beauty that was Bslgrads's on ASK© VtXl VM^O TH' *** Uactiv* Ha^eh IT. IMT tion. Write Box W, Herald. tographs show dresses made from THE WAY TO RBPOPULATB the eve of the World War van- O IV W ER , IS , T E L L T H E M H O B© I M D B Caab Chare* fight thinks he’s definitely through steam or hot-water radiators. Any ANT HALF-DESERTED RURAL AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS when you HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture these patterns being worn; a (ea- ished even before that conflagra- TT- A AOUP W IP A 8 P V Oeaaaeatlv* par» .•! 1 •*•1, * FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, with boxing. , burner can generate heat, but the AREA, IS TO CRISS-CROSS IT SO U A R E .' • OeaaaeaUv* Oa*a ..I » at* U at* want the beat in 1/icai and l»ng bargains. 3 ooma furniture 878. "Well”—casually-”I won’t fight you wlU enjoy. Let the charming G-E boiler does not was^e it. This tion' had ended.' And otit of the 0LA©S-V«0W©AH7 DlataiiC* Moving. Dally ^preas Easy terms Phone or write for a newly decorated, steam heat. In WITH CM30D roads. WELL chaos smsrgsd a naw Bslpade, 1 Da* ...... I M •“ I I* any more unless I can get a whack designs in thi? new book help you saves you money. MAINTAINED. THE REaPB U D E V 0U M P1M - All erdaia (or tiragotar taaartlona Hartford, Mancheater, Kockviile "Courtesy Auto". AlberU Fumi* duplexj^ouse on School street; also in your sewing. One pattern and modem, bigger, rsflscting the will b* abargad al Ua aa* Urn* rata Phone 6260, 68 Holllater atreet. tire Co., Waterbury, Conn. 3 rooif apartment, A-1 condition, at .” Holds Hof^Gases PRACTICALLY UNFAILINO. power of the new Yuflo(Uvis,n PM O MEV 'B O O T IT f •p^al rata* (or long tam avar* Slapsie loves acting. Hts name has the new Fall and Winter Pattern Holding hot gases until all the •a* advartlalDg givaa apon raqaaat. on Maple street. P. Gagllardone. 42 Book—25 cents. Pattern or book itatie. c Ada ordarad bafor# tb* third or Hftb FOR SA LE -- BEDSTEAD and Maple street. Telephone 6817. been blazing over a night club here heat has been extracted is of the chberV p It is still possible to And the more than a year. He sings comical alone—15 cents. greatest importance. In the G-B smile da* will ba ebargad ani* (or tb* aa> springs, practically new. 28 Crom- For a PATTERN of this attrac- tiny "Three Kate" cafe in which tgal Bambar dl tlm** tb* ad appear* well Road. Telephone 3194. songs about hlmaelf and he; haa unit, heat follows its' normal tenden- Awbila a c ahargiBg at tb* rat* aamad bat tive model send 15 cents In COIN, the overcrow of the Obrenovieh / Bo allowaae* ar ratoada eaa ba mad* HOUSES FOR RENT 65 shown an amazing facility In turn- cy to rise to the top of the combus- pv>r it can't do any bam. dynasty was plotted in IDN. and FOR SALE—THREE piece living ing good-natured heckling Into a your, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE tion chamber. When the burner, la New frleads ars mads 8 aa *1* Ub * ada atoppad a(l*r tb* We A re Now NUMBER ’ and SIZE '.to THE one may inarch out a few other d(tb da*. room set. Inquire 117 Eldridge FOR RENT—7 ROOM single at 118 laugh for everybody. Director Bill shut off, this heat is trapped, which While your troubles (ads, buildings typical of the Belgrade Na^ll (arbldt~i diapla* Itaaa met street. Autumn street. All Improvements. Wellman told Maxi* to come out to HERALD, TODAY’S PATTERN means less frequent operation and And it acts Just like a charm. •eld. Listin g Real BUREAU, 11 STERLING PLACE, of King Peter's day. But for the Tb* Barald will aat b* raaponalbl* Cali 6470 or apply 214 McKee the studio for a week to do a bit of lower operating costa. When the Orta most part Belgrade might very far aiara thaa on* laaorraet latartloa street after 6 o’clock. '"Nothing Sacred.” BROOKLYN, N. Y. burner Is on, the heat travels over And win FOR sal e:—GLADIOLI blooms at well be Chieapo.' Even during thb mt aa* advartlaamaat ardarad (or. Esta te "You don’t have to act,” WeUman and down a bank'of ten Are tubes, Aa you try to do your Ut, worst dsprsssion years 600 new aara tbaa oaa tlma 468 r*orter Street. moidng slowly because It Is going Most M ks will say Tb* laadvartaal omiaaloa at laaar* HOUSES FOR SALE 72 told Slapsie. "I’ll cut you out of the buildings were rushed to comple- taat pabllaatloD *( advartlalag will ba Eor F all Sale picture, so you haven’t got anything bs typed ha a gangster, what with against its natural movement. Tis a better way. his face and his ears showing the WARD COMPANY OFFERS tion in the rapidly expanding near lagUbad aal* b* aaaeallatloa e( tb* FOR R A L E -84 HUDSON -Street, to worry about.” Inside the boiler is a rustproof And always makes a hit. capital. iP iK ia I •harg* aud* (or tb* aarvie* randarad. MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 wear and tear of much well placed copper coll which is connected with All advartlaamaata a>B*t aeatorm If you have a farm, home house, all Improvements. On lot So I goes out and clowns through Laugh In 1914 Bsigrads, capital of a la at*!*, aap* aod< t*pagraph* with or acreage at reasonable USED FARMALLS, Fordson pul- It.” Slapsie says. "Bill really want- leather. HOME-HEATING STOKERS your domestic storage tank. This And chaff nation of 2,000,000, had a popu- extending through from Hudson to "I wanta do comedy,” avers Slap- fagalatlaaa aatoread M tb* publlab* prices we will try and leys, silo tillers, corn harvesters. William street. Width 99 ft., length ed me around to talk about fights. 1 supplies hot water the year 'round T is often Just the thing lation of 100,000. Today it is cap- era aad tb**' raaarv* tb* right ta Potato diggers, etc. Dublin Tractor Ble. "I think dat’s my forte.” at low cost. To chase the gloom. ital of a nation of 14,000,000 and .A aMt ravta* at tajaet aa* aop* aea* move it for you. Trade* 168. Price $8200. Phone 7900. was Just myself. No use tryln’ to (Omtlnued from Page Six) ** * — * abJaatloDabl*; — — Company, FTovidence Rd., Wllll* act, I says. If I’m gonna be cut out. . His first role la ,the part Douglas The G-E steel boiler Is designed to And Zurniah room in the tranafonnation has itself arranged. salesmen. do a specifle Job with a specifle CLOSlNulira ------HOURS-cm ••ld*d ada mantle. So what? So I’m good and Bill, he (Compass) Corrigan would have For the moods that make men sing. grown to more then 300,000. No-, 8-30 /icTCH VOUtt mBf> AM 04f lufi be ra* burner unit. This co-ordination of Is bb pabliabad aama Customers waiting. LOTS FOR SALE 7.3 leaves me In. played If the Warners had been able Ing coals In the retort brighten up where in Yugoslavia is there so bbtvad b* U e’elofk Vaturdara to sign him. You’U have to see "Wo- design Mves you trouble, ettort and Advice to young men not already Vueaiaan*^ W:M. "Boy, I says to myself. If I can be and the rising steam of new coal at constant a mixture of the east FOR SALE?—BUILDING (ots ^ men in the Wind’’ to catch Slapale money. supplied: Get a smile girl all your and the west, producing a violent Strong street. Inquire 38 Wood- that good without tr>dn’, what could the center moves them upward and A master control starts the entire IM, k* rMtelM res) TELEPHONE YOUR ED W . J. H O LL slapping a compass around, outward, imtU gradually the firebox own. They are very very nies to contrast between people, culture, th Realtor land street. Telephone 6349. 1 do If I tried? cycle of fhe furnace. It starts the have around the house. WANT ADS Mrs. Irene King Took Diction Lessons is filled with a clean bright flame. houses, customs. The most Jm- This description, of course, applies motor, operates the ignition spark, portarit routes between east and By JOHN C. TERRY 8(55 Main St. Tel. 4642 "I started ’ takln’ diction lessons,,} lifts the valve and allows the oil to He had persisted In calling on her SCORCH Y SMITH Nice Work If You Can Take It AA* are acoapiad over th* talapbob* Proprietor of the but I got kidded so much 1 had to only to the underfeed type of stoker. west run through Belgrade. Ther* at tb* CBAROB RATE given abov* HOSPITAL NOTES I^ e n the temperature moves flow. If lgnltloi\ does not start and taking her for automobils rides it no racial type you may not A LITTLE LB59 VAGUE BUT VOU HAVEN'T THERE _ AREA ______GREAT' *IP I REPORT TO h e r /* WHEW, WHERE POES \ B* B aenvanUDO* to advartlaara, but WOOD DESCRIBES quit," said -the former light heavy- within 4 seconds, the oil valve shuts even though she had warned him of ANP WHAT 16 THE INTCKC6I: Y THE 5AME TM SEdlNNlNO TO lb* CASH RATES will bo aeerpiaa as weight champion. _ above 70 degrees, the controls meet and no language you may MOME e X C i T I N S T H A N 6AKSUN< , ) i ri TERE6T ©ET AVA6UB I DEA THAN I HAP iNtENPEB .)MANy THING6 fMfRXT uTN ''T SHE, GET OFF TREATING ME LUCE A I rU U . PAYMENT It paid al tho boat* ROCKCREST swings Into action again. The mo- down and prevents Waste of fuel. her father’s decided opposition to not hear. Located on the Danube, Bass eSla* aa at boloro tb* aovaotb He still doesn't deny the oft-told Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Agnes Only G-E offers the protection of boy friends. But ths energetic VOO HOPE fb filVE yTHKT MCmV<*TE5 OF WHAT THIS FLIGHT I'M AFRAIP -THAT WILL t ^TOLP VOU, MR-SMITH CHAUFFEUR?./ FOR TWOCe^NTS I'P CHUCK Rauko, Marlborough, , Elizabeth tor Is stopped • and the Are Is Belgrade ii a striking city, espe- da* tfeUowlng tb* drat Insartloe at Read The Herald Advs. GIFT SHOP NEW OIL BURNER tale that he tossed away the halt banked. The Intensity of the Are this 4-second oil flow. — young man was getting desperate, cially at ni$ht when giant search- . VOUR FATHER ) J MV LIFE, , 16 ABOUT- ds. ALL FOR now- VOO MAV LEARN SOME THE — NO, I WOULPN'T EITHER/ HOWEVER ad. atbarwias th* CHa ROH Hall, 18 Cambridge street 7 million the ring paid him. He says subsides but always a small Are Should’ the boiler water fall to a and on this particular evening he lights play across ita domes. ' o f t h e m IF VOU RETORT, THIS a f f ai r t u r n s OUT; I'VE A FIEUNG WUl b* aollsotad. No rasponal* Located .\t the Home of he-lost $250,000 In bad Investments Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Rose ^ V AS&afiCkfigy/, __Ji* far aiTors la talapboosd ad* (Oonllnued From Page Se>-en> continues. jdYcn point, a low water cut-off will had his plans cut and dried for an »4i'»-i* Shown her* ME AT THE AIRPORT / I WOULPN'T WANT TO MISS w ill b* aasBBiad and tbair asearas* Ernest Anderson and then decided to "spread the rest King, Hartford,’ Mrs. Samuel Mc- shut the burner down. elopement. The car was carefully, Curry and infant son, 49 Purnell Montgomery Ward Sc Co. Is now on one of four FOR ANYTHING/ •saaet b* gnarantaad. HOLTON ROAD of It around. showing a new moderately priced If steam pressure accumulates concealed near her home. Plans for current Yugo- "But last year T got hep to my- Place. INDEX OF It that such a manufacturer has stoker that will At In any heating above a safe maximum, pressure the elopement were progressing sLav semi- taken the precaution to thoroughly .sclf and • started saving some Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. control stops the burner. 'There Is nicely. Suddenly the door opened, postals is a EMERGENCY Announces a Sale and Mrs. Robert Fiske. 26 Walker boiler. CLASSIFICATIONS prove out the product before risking dough.” (However, the way he.was the usual pressure relief valve. In and the room was flooded with light view of the For One Week Its reputation on It. trying to convince himself he ought street. X a hot water system, a temperature The young couple turned and faced Bridge of «a B*i* ••••a ••.••••••• add »«a A Discharged today: Mr*. Ralph Boston, Mass., was the center of MMTMGBU •••••diAdWdAa***** B of all Stamped and Finthhrd Ar- to buy a $4,000 auto, to celebrate his oontrol holds the water tempera- a glowering parent. King Alex- "Many of the features which Hennequln and Infant son, Water- the Abolitionist movement. a a « « « #«•••••••• C CALLS ticles—^Talileelo*h*. Pillow Caaes, make an oil burner more or leas movie contract, caused some con- tures to safe limits. Her Father (to the young man ander which •• a • b ••• d BdAddAM • •••«•• D S«-arfB, Apeoui*. llodapreads. Et _... jecture about hla.statemeiit. Maybe, bury. Ellerd. Hulburt, 32 Waahlng- G-E oil (uirmces are sold and in- through clenched teeth)—Who ars a p a n s tli e ObtA o f T b*ak « dlddd«d»«ad*dd«a S efficient-and economical are not dis- ton atreet Martin Stmler, Dudley K modern Zeppelin requires 8,- Zb Idamorlaai ..•*••••••• •.«*• - F at UiiK Prlfc. A real chance to tinguishable even to- an experienced he said, "next year I will get hep to 830,000 cubic feet of helium. stalled by Johnson and Little. you ? Danube in the I«st aad Ponnd 1 stock up on household linens, nr myseU....”) street. Young Man (gulping and turning city of Bel- POLICE engineer. While two oil burners Census; Forty-eight patients. Aaaeaaeamanta a • • • dd add dd*«A« • ^ prepare for iiersonal gifts. may have similar external appear- Slapsie.’s only fear la that he may deathly pale, then finally blurting grade. Fbraonalt q..«Aaa>s*db a*.dA«»d«*.d M S out)— I’m her hrothari : - {CoprrtZbV ItSS.'NZta .Service, Inc.* . A M tam o bflM • Open Es-enlngs a(id Snndayi aheeb .they may “aifrer wddely In ABiOBObll«l (Of S*U .•••vddMd 4343 efficiency and durability, depending atOBOblUs (or EschaorG...... &- upon the accuracy of design. Maxi- nto A ecataorlaa^Tlro* .e^dadd i mum efficiency can be reached only By Clyd* Auto RapRlrlngwPGlDUDB MdM# 7 FLAPPER FA N N Y B y Sy lv ia freckles AND HIS FRIENDS By Blossi^ WASHINGTON TUBBS OUT OUR WAY By Williamg A s to 8CbOOlO ••••*»««*aa4dddddd 7*A after years of research and experi- H O LD EV ERY T H IN G * Lewis ______eentiMtsviiusnviet.Me. T.«.»»aaaMT.oi*.— :------By Crane Aato»-d4LJp Dr Truck •••••d*dd I ence, and It Is wise to confine con- VE6.61RVC. IF 1 WAd VOU.BROTHCR, '6AV.TD MAKE UP A NAME LIKEl ABtO»—‘For HlrO ....• * • * a.aa.Md . • sideration to those manufacturers I GUESS X OsrRgeo--8orv1o»—Siorsgo ••w*d IG Xt> VIALK OUT OP THIS DAM6E0 dOHM SMITH OR INILUE UIIMK. O U G H TA W ASHED lf#trr€7«!0»’*BiC70Ul mm U who have the means and facilities H 41NK W B f L THINK" I V TELL 'EM I WAS FROM SOME WontoG Autoip—Mot4%rc7eUo .••«« It TO RENT HOSPITAL. IWOULPWT L ET 'EM A L ITTL E B E TTE R to scientifically develop a quality OOOHTA START \ WE'LL B 6 PLACE OR OTWeR AND - • otoeoo mn4 Sorrteee 11 - KOOji HOUSE WITH product. W’hlle not apparent on’ the T h e r e'S t w b , OPECA’TV OM M V BRAIN, HO B E F O R E W IP IN ’ BACK , MR. , I BCTTBR O g» THAT I remembered B uoIoom 8orvicao Offarod 14 (i.AU.AOE on Main street, cor- surface, there is as great a differ- ISLAND I B crrs! MATTER B ouooboU Sanricaa OfforoG •••.lf*A VA/E'LL lulAMB' WAYMAN ? rrS 1 HERE 1 ITS EVERVTHIHG. THAT’S BoUdlog-^^ctroetlnr •.••«dd» U ner Locust; suitable (or profes- ence In sound value betwen a poorly C FlorUto^Kuraoriao .«•*•*«»••. II designed and a well designed oil O TY / GBTDN© WHAT t o D O ! FoBGrAl DlrMtoro ...... «;« X« sional—tea room—^r rooming burner a* there Is between a $800 IDMIGHT AMO BAD/ H04tlBg^PlumOlOgs-~IU>Ofl&g mmm ' 47 house. Hot water heat; spa- Xbaur&ooo ...... ^o.aBdd H and a $3,000 automobile. G ET OUT OP MlUtbory^DrooBmiklng ..•••a«« H cious grounds. For lns|>eetlon "Because of the numerous Intrica- THIS RAIN] \ ICovlng^TmcktDg—fitorRgii mm** to apply \Vm. Ruhinow. Dial cies of design It Is within the abil- PobUe Paoiengor So Ft Ico aadMatOvA A M BULA N CE PAlDtlog'—P ap orlof ...... n 86.58 ity of few to select the best oil PrO(MttOOal SorvlOM 'fVeaMadm^dd tt burner on technical grounds alone. BOPalrlng .***oao»*aoaa***a d;# dd 44 (Dougan) Therefore, if the design Is simple, pAlloliDg—Dytinr-^UaDlBf ••• 1« PolUt O oodi and Servleo •••••xa II the construction workmanlike and WABtoG^Butlnoa* Sarrioa ••••• H 5630 the appearance pleasing, pin your 4- 4- FdacatloDal faith on the company with a reputa- Oooraoa aad Claaiai ...... 47 (Holloran) ( tion for fine product*. Prtyato Tnitrncilono Maaa.ddBa. XI OaDOlng ...... lAaaaaaaa.a.tlvA. "Not the least Important consid- •Catlcal—'Dram atic ',ir*dddabd«d«d 44 eration is the local representatioD F Waatod—vlBotmcticmi .•.•g..ad«d 40 3060 FOR SALE of the burner you chose. 'When rep- .Ftaaaclal (Quish) 2-Fanilly, lO-Ronm House: resentation Is entrusted to any Irre- f t r cams back m a pl ash , doctor. tVIE VMLUE WINK. IMILUE WINK. Bonda-'^tocka'oMortgafrog mme mm 41' garage. $7500. Small down sponsible person who will hang out MUSN'T FORGET tM WILDE Boalaoat Opportonltle* ^ ••••»' 4J payment, RECOVERED. tM M iaiE UnNK FROM ICoBoy to Loan- , ...... 44 a sign you may not be able to get DOWNSTfO^ AVID 1 REMEMBER WINK. Balp aad tltoattoao 4340 service when you need It. Reriiem- EUERVTHmG. r i SPLIMWD. Ilolp W aau l— KornaU ...... 44 SevcTaUnen hou^t at sac- ber thali when' an oil burner falls Balp Waotcd^Malo *...... SI Hflce pHcea. $800 down. your family suffers until- the local V. Baloamea Waatod ...... •••4l>.A Haip Wantod^M&la or FoiBalo.. ‘47 H O SPIT A L H a V e‘ exccpHonaliy fine dealer qorriBC^te the -causb of the A c a n u Wantad .*••;...... w«do41'A building lots In good loca- failure. Be sure, therefore, that the 'V. Pltoatloa# V7aatod-«^F«niaU 48 burner you buy I* not bandied by Situations W antad»M aU .•.ba,gd 49 tions, from ^.50 up. Aroncioo ..'••••.;# ' 4o an Individual -or firm who may b* herp today and gone tomorrow, t4v« atock-*-Prts— P e a ltr r ^ •kieloa 6-Room- Single, oil burner, . Dofpi'^Bil4|»7>Poka >’^db«v d«iadd«dddu -41- Srcar itefage- to rent. J$SS "Branford daalars are .carefully 'UVo gtbeh—Voblt^oo ..iV**.*a. nWURV. IS c e l e a s ^ f r om a h o&f it a l . THE DRV WASH a -3o J Mnslea) Instromanta ...... t> M A N CHESTER OSlea and Etora Eqairm ant . . . « i< MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Myra I8 Curious •paelalt at tta bcorat . . . . . a . . . 14 ALLEY OOP, Crowded Quarters By HAMLIN ^ Wearing Apparel—m rs 17 W ATER CO. .Wantad—T o Bo* ...... II Vk^LL HOW T50 QQSJtrt BtTT OFF YOU a o TD S E E HUM- 5URE V ’SHOULD, VE27IR, INDEED! Bee*»—Board—Herels—Haeerta PHRIES FOR VOUR HRST I WVOW.OOP,OU 201, MV LA P -ITS ’ H E S U R E W P S -T H A T SltEP?^ Rcataarura 5974 I LOOiC, MISS Z3CR/3 PLEASE CAI-L . WORST QhNG BREAK YOU EVER. W E KNOW f NOW, A G OOD LONG R E ST IS WHAT Bl>ma Wltboot Board ,41 I J ME KIT...... L E SSO M / AMD SAV, I WeXILDMT) B eerdars W anted ...... I l - A VOU'RE OMEOF BE SUttPRlSeO IF HE USED MAPr OL’ DINNV'S H E R E’S OUR HOMfe; YOU N E E D -A N D ,O U R . OoBStr* Board— R a a e r t a ' 4 « «,OUR. PICTURE lU THE ALUEO DEMISE WAS JUST u p VOU < s O - NICE C A V E ,X l o u d l y Betels—Raaiaoranu 41 -nie OAMOr, Wastad—Roomo—Board , *1 G AS COo NOW. AIRUME A D S / TOO BAP-AN* ALL P EER, IS TH ’ B E S T Real Botato'Por lla ^ OF MOO FEELS C^N G PLACE X Apartaanta, Vtaia. Tonamanu It KNOW TO SLEEP.^ Basinas Loeatloo* lar Rant ... 44 5075- Boos** For Root 46 •aborbaa For Rant ...... <4 Baamar Homao For Rant • 47 Wantid to Root ...... 44 Root Botato For aal* ELEC T R IC C O . Rgartaant Bolldlng (or Balo.... -41 BasliMsa Proport* (or Ealo . . . . . T4 ranaa and Land tor gal* ...... T1 5181 B bssss (or 6*1* ...... —a . . . n tm u ter 8*1* ...... *...... ft MwvrBasort Propart* (or 8*1* 14 gbarban (or 8*1* |i Evening H erpid as*Batata (or Esebang* . . . . . t* IKtabstad—Jlaal B a ta ta ...... ' tT Aaatloa Legal Kedeee liaUeaa 5121 BATDRDAT. AUGUST 20,198» 1 TWELVE PAGE iflIanrbfB tn’ iEorttitto V nral&

contract waa alao let for the clean- COL NOLAN IS GUEST ing up of the grounda each moniing so as to keep (xmdltlona satisfactory Four. Silver Weddings ABOUT TOWN in that section, not only as to the HERE IS TEACHERS’ LIST, AT HOWITZERS* OUTING grounds, but in the' vicinity of the grounds. Many new features were In the Nelson Family t i T*w » 3wirt laat night G u l» ^ provided for by the committee. ]»• MajigMvlU. 2 1 . o f ProvidencPj ar- Commander O f 169th And Ma- rUgnod bn • charge <'f speeding, DISPUTE jor Maxwell To Attend An- When four members of one temllyva group of friends and relatives wma fined 2 1 0 and costs. , BASIS OF nual Affair At Villa Louise BIG CRO WD ASSURED celebrate their allver wedding anni- gather^ at the Nelson home for a . » ' party in observance o f the (Xteaslon. Today, versaries In the short space of three Ilia OaJc atreet paekage store will Salary Schedule Incre- Salary Tax Colledlor Samuel Nelson and oppoae the Oak Grill In a softball J937-38 1938-39 ment 1938-39 FOR OUTING OF M. L A. months, It surely ought Ho establish Mrs. Nelson will round out twenty- game at M t Nebo tomorrow morn-' Colonel Joseph Nolan. Major Gen- figures As Furnished For In- Kindergarten some kind of record or other. Ing at 10:30 o’cjork. j $1375 eral William Maxwell. Commanding five years of married life next 5 . $1300 - $1400 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson of month, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold . 1100 1250 1176 officer and executive officer, re- Already reservations havs been spectively. of the 169th Regiment, 93 Hollister street start the ball Stoughton of East Hartford com- Mrs. Walter Marsh and eon. Don- formarion Of Joint School m . 1400 1400 1400 made by more members of the Man- a-rolling with their 2Sth anniversary plete twenty-five years o^ marrlags . 1400 . 1400 1400 and other reglmertid officers will be chester Improvement Association, ald. o f Warren atreet. left this morn- E. Palmer ...... the guests of Captalrf Raymond E. today, having been married a quar- ing for a week to be spent- In Atlan- for the annual outing of the club, in O ctober. and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Board Are Those O^cial- tirade I Hagedom. his officers and men of the which Is to be held tomorrow, than ter of a century ago by the late Nelson reach a similar anniversary tic City as guest of M r. and Mrs. E. Carlson ...... , , 1150 1300 1225 George Moody and Mis.e Anna Craw- 1600 Howitzer Company at the annual fob any previous outing of the Rev. Jacob Biddle at St. Mary's In Novem'ber. , , 1600 1600 G. Carrier ...... outing of the company this afternoon Episcopal church. They have a son, The Nelsons. Theodore, Samuel ford o f Springfield, Ma."s. , 1050 1100 1100 club. iy Withheld From Select- J.. B a rt le tt ...... at the Villa Louise, Bolton. Mem- Theodore, Jr. Mr. Nelson is employ- (uid Otto, are brothers and Mrs." , 1 2 5 0 1326 1325 The affair will be held at House’s 0. Chambers ...... bers and guests will leave for the ed at Cheney Brothers. Last night Stoughton Is their sister. Mias Frances and Mlaa Mary H. Frnnzen ...... 1475 1400 1475 outing from the armory at 2 o’clock Grove, Wapplng. Members will meet Mulsh of Akron, 0 „ are spending men By Town Board Of D. Hanset)...... , 1100. 1175 1175 this afternoon. at 11 o'clock at the Mere buber a week In towTi as gue.'tjr of Mr. E. Healey ...... 1425 1400 1425 Following a' sports program under shop on North Main street where and Mrs. Anthony P>ka.. J. Henry ...... 14.50 .1400 1450 the direction of a committee ap- automobiles will be waiting for Education. 1100 M. Jacquemtn .... , 1025 1100 pointed by Chaiiman George W. those members who do not own Complete Amateur Miss Lois Keleh of B2 Wadsworth 1450 Lobdeli" , ...4A50. ... i4Q0. , -EUiotti "W’buffei-luneh wlU-ha aarvad. Cars...... - : . r ...... ‘ ' atmeTand k'riss''8 e'iWc#"MSrt!irW '1 * . 1460 1400 ” 14Se A prdgTam of sports has been Warren atreet are at Point o' Woods L u ll...... A chicken and ^ a g h ettl dinner will FILMS The list of salaries paid during Nevers ...... , 1 3 7 5 1400 1400 be served at 6:30 p..m. planned, to start at 12 o’clock. A t OEVKI,OPKn AND Photographic for a week's vacation. 1350 1400 1400 2 o’clock a chicken dinner will be the past year to teachers In the R. .Shea ...... PRINTED E. Stoughton ...... 1400 . 1400 1400 served. The Manchester Kiwa-nis rluh wdll Manchester School .system Is printed 1400 1400 Supplies M. Taylor ...... 1325 pNAL PLANS ARRANGED 24-HOUK SERVICE meet Monday at 12:lfi at the C<.untry herewith, together with thf salaries M. Wallett . . . ___ ; 1425 1400 1425 clubhouse. The speaker.will be Al- which will be received for the com- Film Deposit Box ^ At bert S. McClain, superintendent of tirade II nVE LOCAL RIFLEMEN F. Benson ...... 1150 1250 1225 FOR K. OF C. CARNIVAL Store Entrance the Tolland County home at Vernon ing year, the data being that offl- 1200 1175 Center. The children st this home T. Woodbrldgb ...., 1100 clally given to a Selectman member , 1.525 1500 I. 525 ON W ay TO CAMP PERRY Fallot Studio were guests of the Kiwanis' this B. Goodrich ...... ' week at a showing of "Little Miss of the Joint School Board. Between A. Gorman ...... J500 1600 1575 Contracts Let For Booths, Broadway" at the State theater, the first and last columns of figures M. Leldholdt ...... 1300 1400 1376 Rides And Other Features KEMP'S 472 Main St. Phone 5808^ II. 50 Marcel Donze, Stanley Gozdz, atarring Shirley Temple, on invita- which show this information for the S, MacAiplne ...... 1075 1150 1.500 1300 Of The Big Outdoor Event. Carl Biratb and Joseph McEvltt, tion of Manager Jack Sanson, who two yeara Is contained a column M. Roach ...... 1225 1100 1200 1150 ------members of the American Legion Is a member, o f the Kiwanis cUiK marked "salary schedule'.', this col- B. Tnidel l...... Final plans have teen made by The attendance prire Monday .noon Grade III Rifle club; left this rooming by au- umn ahowlng the maximum pay the committee headed by Thomas tomobile for Camp Perry, Ohio, for win., be furnished by Parker"«nren. which the named teacher can hope M. Brown ...... 1450 1400 1450 Hassett for the fourth annual car- 1750 1700 1750 the National Rifle and Revolver ,to receive In her position. The ad- H. Butler ...... nival sponsored by Campbell Coun- A number of the Methodist de- 1250 12.50 1300 matches which are to start there SONS OF ITALY HOUSE joining column llsta the Increase, it E. Cox ...... cil K. of C. The carnival will open nomination from this town will at- 1325 1500 1400 Monday and continue through Sep- any,. In salary which each teacher H. Crowe ...... a week from Monday and will con- Keeney Street BENDIX tend the camp meeting services the M. Waterman ...., 1125 1.325 1200 tember 10. Jack Alves of Manches- has received for the coming year. tinue through September' 5. . The The Sncceaaar to the 1400 1325 ter Is also on his way to Camp coming week at Wllllmantic. Mon- H. Gagman ...... 1260 grounds 'around the home of the NOW AVAILABLE The letter M denotes that the maxi-, 1400 1400 . 1400 Perry by car, Washing Machine day will be Temperance day. under n. Howe ...... Council at Main and Delmont street auspices of the W. C. T. I?., and each mum salary a teacher can' receive 1350 1325 Donze and Gozdz will participate For Outing - Weddings - A. Kenyon ...... 12.50 and akso the grounds to the north WASHES — RINSES morning at 1 0 o'clock discussion In her grade has been aftalned. N. Pearson ...I.., 1300 1400 1375 In the events as members of the Picnics - Etc. hours will he held on Tempersnee 1050 1125 1125 win be used. Connecticut Civilian' team. Blrath DAMP-DRIES It will be seen that In many A. Yakltis ...... The general committee consisting Ideal spot. Hot and cold run- subjects. . 1400 1400 1400 and, McEvltt, the latter a high scor- In.stances, teachers In the same M. Young ...... of Hassett, as' chairman; Michael hing water.' Electric lights. ^ AUIDMATICALLY er In tha Connecticut junior com- grade <;an receive, for performing Grade IV Murphy, secretary; Thomas Mor- Large cooking range. Dance Mr, and Mrs. Walter Hobby of. petition, are attending' as specta- similar work, salaries which are F. Allen ...... 1025 1100 1100 iapty, treasurer: Raymond Fogarty, floor spsoe 60x40. Dining ta- Henry street have as their guest tors. Alves'ls to shoot as a mem- varied by as much as $(10 0 per year. H. Booth ...... 1375 1400 1425 Bernard Fogarty, George Patton. bles to accommodate 200 peo- Miss Ellen BennetL at Orange, Mass. 1400 In some coses teachers are receiving M. Connor ...... , 140ff • 1 4 0 0 Wllbrod Messier, Maurice Coleman, ber of the Capitol City Rifle Club of ple. KEMP’S, h e. 1325 more than the maximum amount set J. Faulkner ...... 1260 1375 Francis Coleman, Joseph Pecauet. Hartford. For Information Phone 6910 168 Main Street Three building lots, two faring on 1400 1400 for the grade. C. F i s k e ...... 1325 .loseph Chlcone, Edmond Dacey and Woodland street and a third L. Johnson ...... 1200 1300 1275 abutting the south boundaiy of the It h.vs been explained that each •lohn G. Mahoney, has let the con- M. Kellum ...... 1250 1325 75 1325 Woodland streets lots on Ii-ving teacher's maximum Is arrived at by tracts for rides and booths. . M. Lynch ...... 1035 1100 65 1100 the Board of Education which, in The purchasing committee con- street, were tod.vy sold by Aldo Pa- D. Martin ...... 1560 1550 M 1550 ganl, administrator of the esfate of fixing the maximum, considers siich 1250 1350 75 1325 sisting of James Tlernc.y and Ray- G. Prescott ...... mond Fogarty last night .closed a YES, W E XL Ignatz Baltlukncs to Cecelia Polldy ((ualltlcatlons as "background", A. Reldeman ' ...... 1425 1450 25 1150 o f Hartford. The sale was made "preparation" and "ability", thus 1225 1300 50 1275 contract with a Massachusetts com- E. Sutherland'...... pany for the supply of merchandise. through the agency o f Howard R. making it possible for a teacher of E. Washburn ...... 1600 1650 50 1650 DO 1T!« Hastings. The refreshment cmramlttee also an- grade 2, for Instance, to be consid- Grade V - AMSTON LAKE nounced that they ha^ made con- ered more valuable In her grade by 1400 75 1325 VACUUM “ Maine In Connecticut” A. Anderson ...... 1250 tracts for the necessary supply of A group of 25 friends of Dolly $4.50 annually than may be another 1375 1475 100 1475 CLEAN YOUR FURNACE E. Barrowclough .. soft drinks and food and Francis TW ENTY MILES FROM MANCHESTER— In nnapolled acenie Jana Glamann gathered at her teacher doing similar work. Prepara- F. Fitzgerald . . 1450 1400 M 1450 home yesterday to help her f#Ie- Coleman presented a plan of the ' "Take down, clean and replace Keanty nestles the •" . , - . _ tion for the Job In one of the major ', m Gaffey ...... 1160 1225 75 1225 layout Jot the different booths. A your smoke pipe; paint exposed brate her seventh birthday. The polrlts of consideration In the hiring D. Gill . . ; ...... 1350 1400 50 1400 Iron castings with heat resistant "LAKE IN THE HILLS” home was decorated In pink and yel- of teachers, although there are W. Kenny ...... 1250 1400 50 1300 low with balloons depleting Snow 1300 1400 76 1375 paint. 557 feet above sea level—fed by bubbling Springs. teachers In the local school system G. t^ulsh ...... - White and the Seven Dwarfs. There who never went to normal school R. R o b b ...... 1300 1400 75 1375 "SWIM IN DRINKING WATER” 3-ACT PLAY was a large birthday cake, the gift but who are retained on a l)aSls ot I). Grierson ...... 1150 1300 75 1225 ' ^^fc^E $ 5.0 0 Tills nnusna] community Is comparable with the MAINE WOODS. of, Dolly's grandmother. Kntertnin- F.; Shui row ...... 1250 1450 75 1325 experience and ability. Yon can buy a lot and have a cottage or cabin built according ment was provided by Mary Felice ^'Where's Grandma^' *Our service tmclr carries an In a li w InsInnecH, teailiers old tirade \ l assortment of smoke pipes, el- of Oak rtreer- A M.ojor Bowes iimn- 1400 M 1450 to your design for $300. down. 10 or IS years to pay the balance. In the servlee are receiving more F.. Andei'son ...... 1450 By Bnitiin Grange Members , bows and dampers—<;onseqaently teur-ho.ir was held on a stage evert- S. .limes . . i_ . ; . .. . 1225 1300 75 1300 The F. H. A. makes this p(wslble. ed In the g.inige. t.>”lly received j pay than ia set up as a maximum At It is not necessary to our men to the po.sltion. Tbe.se over-rates M. Maher ...... 1300 1400 75 1375 ! .cr many gifts. i If” 1400 75 1375 , BOLTON CENTER return to the shop for these Itema WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK? R. .Nyman ...... 1300 fcj- have not been reduced for the com- 1500 ' C. Seymour ...... 1425 1575 75 COMMUNITY HALL - Attorney and Mrs. ’ Hrwpld J. ing year’s 'payments. 1400 M 1425 To receive special ixinslderatlon, bring this ad with you. ^ SubstniRlally the same list as the K. Robb ...... 1425 Dreacber. of 29 BroadWa.v. Harr,v C. .Shell ...... 1750• 1700 50 1800 ! .Saturday Evening, Aug. 20 T. .P, AITKIN Directlqns—TAKE RQUTE 85 Direct to the Lake. W. and Oscar F. Berg of Brooklyn. accompanying one will be reproduc- 75 1325 8:15 P. M. E. Slie.-r ...... - 1250 1400 I N. Y;, and Jack Jacoby of New ed In the annual Town Report a.s 1400 - M 1425 I F. Smith ...... 1425 ART McKAY’S ORCHES. & CO. York are registered at the Hotel ordered by the voters at the last 1325 1400 . -' 1400 1 October Town Meeting If was stat- M; Tlllinglia.st ____ 7 5 Modern Sheridan over the week-end ' and M. W alter ...... 1250 1,375 75 1325 i 17 Wells St, Hartford ed today. and Old Fashioned Dancing visiting relatives at a private camp tirade VII U has been the editorial policy of Adm. .Adults SSc; Children 25c. Tel. 2-4597 Bear Merrow. 16.50 M. Hoyle ...... 1300 7 5 " 1375 the Manchester Evening Herald to 1.5.50 1700 1625 discountenance the .nece.sslty for .1 . C.T 11 oU ...... 7 5 A meeting and dinner qj the Man, P,' Cutter ...... 1250 1350 7 5 1325 Manchester 5619 printing of salaries paid to teachers Chester milk dealers will be held In I). Donahue ...... 1300 1400 7 5 1375 . Warm Air Heating Since 1905 the Hotel Sheridan .Monday evening. in local schools as. well as salarie.s M. D o w l i n g ...... 1.500 1500 M — 1500 paid other public officials, but since E. Lynch ...... 1300 1350 50 1350 The Loose

Mias Dolore.s M Trotter of 459 a controversy has arisen In which E. (love ...... 14.50 1600 75 1525 ABEL'S RATE a large number of the townspeople * Main street is entertaining her R. MiiUer ...... 1300 1600 . 75 1575 Guaranteed Electrical and have become, interested, and since, fe--friend, Mis« lAlltan- Baumann of C‘" Mctjiriie -15.50 1600 .50 1600 Mechanical "Autio RiifISYring the piihllrntlon of the salaries has 1600 75 1575 In Your Pocket Paterson. N. J. R. .McLaughlin .... 1500 REPUBLICAN CAUCUS been officially ordered, the printing 1575 1575 M 1575 REAR '26 COOPER STREET M. P ie r c e ...... of the aero,mpnn\ing list Is under- D. Rohshaw ...... 1400 1500 75 1475 Established 1921 ” The Republican electors o f' the

taken for I he public informal Ion, L. Sherman ...... 1350 1700 75 1625 Town of Manchester are requested RUBINOW NOT TO MOVE In furlheriinee of the piiblic |n- tirade VIII to meet In caucus In High School is probably ti're.st, the Herald will also publish E. f ’i.n k . . . ' ...... 1600 .1,500 M 1600 Hall on Tuesday, August 23, 1938. HOUSE ON MAIN STREET the salaries paid In all oihei piiiilie K, Daly ...... 1.500 1500 M 1500 at 8:00 o’clock, P. M., D. S. T., for employees. E. Eaton ...... 1700 1700 M 1700 P .AMATEUR the purpose of electing delegates to

K. G rnnstrom ...... 1750, 1800 ,50 1800 the Republican State .Convention to enough Ahandori^ FMan To Shift Iluild- 1500 1500 M 150(f H ' .lohnson ...... be held at a time and place to be M Keith ...... 13.50 1600 50 1600 FILM S subsequently designated by the inp To I.ocusl Street And NORTH END FIREMEN E K r a p o w i c z ...... 1550 1500 M 1550 Slate Central Committee, for the Gives TIis Reasons. M Mc.-\dams ...... 16.50 1700 50 1700 D E V EL O PE D nomination of candldatea for state

Wllllate Rublnow, has abandoneil i OEF TO MILFORD PARADE ,-\. .McGuire ...... 1625 1600 M 1625 and national offices; for the election 1425 1700 • 1550 hia plan to move the house owned | L. Parker ...... 125 of delegates to the congressional, D. Toohy ...... , 1 5 0 0 1500 M 1500 2 5 per ce n t off by , him at the corner of Main and I county, senatorial and probiita dis- High School Women trict conventions; and for the ap- Locut' streets «s / 5 On All Amatear Work Twenty Front Each Company .M. Burke ...... 1750 2000 100 1850 Left At Oar Studio pointment of a Republican Town Mr. Rublnow stated he',iji-as re- !.M. Campbell ...... 1875 2000 100 1975 fujeo' a permit to place His house, 'Mill Lecion Rand .And The Committee. D. Carr ...... 1625 2000 125 . 1750 in its present form, iri Hnt/ with the . Hoo‘;lcr Pumper 'fo Parfirj- By order of the Town Committee, M. t'asev ..’ ...... 17.50 2000 100 1850 N ew Stu dio fb pay the weekly cort of - other houses on the- north- side-'of pale. WILLIAM S. HYDE, Chairman. H. .Esm.s ...... 2025 2100 75 2100 9 Johnson Terrace ' /A Dated at- Manchester, August Locust street because tT!-' p,re.‘

a permit if he wccre t.i'take the ; Ine both companies,' left this iiTom- ] A. Kellogg ...... 1625 M 1625

•present sash out arrl^ put in bhe- , Ing hy bus f ir .Mllfmd. where they j D. Kihhe ...... 1625 1725 75 . 1700 plece sifsh hung on hirers .1. Low ...... - 17f)0 2 9 0 0 100 1850 I am to take part in the big nremen's | Mr. Rublnow's <.ujeciinn‘ tr,. that -parade and nui.srbr th.is nfterno-'n. R. .Martin i'...... 1550 1725 75 1625 Electromaster change he..icelared t..siav was that The oonster^ tank [luif.per wa.s M. McGuire ...... c. 1925 2000 75' 2000 F. .Me.acham ...... 1625 2100 100 1725 to take ' d»,wn .“unstanUa.ly con- taken along, four members Hf“ the strucied windows and i‘''place them cbmpan.v driving It to .Milford. The G. Oberempt ...... 1775 2000 100 1875 E. O l s o n ' ...... 202,5 2000 75 2100 with s poo.se'r type efb-rnpire iif.tb -: Anieric.an Legion drum corps made cr as iir.ung-^.fiux . as.water-. pr.m iu.pe. trip.by,t ri t\ His automubde i vHI and will hVad H. Page . ..;...... 17.50 1950 1 0 6 . 1850 C. Putnam ...... ,. 1600 1800 100 17001 Qoes not folkw , put n.s gencr u. the .Mnnrheste.r dem(;hment in the . Next Mqnday'—Tuesday-i-Weanesday pou'ey of Lne kind of biiTldlhgTie h.-isnanrrn>. .Chier; -GrjWold will lead C. Spafard ...... 1900 2000 60 1950 1), Ephlin ..... 1425 1650 • 100 1525_ done lb --tha.•pA-st.'25,|-thti-'Marichejster-deiegwtiufr, •d- jiears.-, • . I- iVm the period when the pumper B. Tikld ' 1575‘' 2100 ' ' 75 1650

He maintain.s rh.af lb .remodel laris oV of town arrantrements have M. Tolleii ...... 1550 1725 100 1650 - r The.fuU:{Hdctt. ttr ~lii'iprov^ ’-i^r.e~rh^,t, trt’.dktkrioeBhfr-LJwhxsoadp.- tns-e^ae.-nf-rfireyrrrr'-have'T^ IVfMi.Pen. , 1500, M , 1 5 0 0 •t*- « 7^- ^ E; Westhaver '...... 1950' lod 17lV NESTLE:M A G H I - N E L E S S He intends- ther- f-'r.-, to let the ai’d .seiji from the South Manchester 1 6 2 5 I. Worth ...... 1825 2100 100 1925 is o n ly '.. . house renain ’ in its present lora-I department, High School .Men tloa for the time .elng. .He offer.v ! ------:------PERM ANENT P. Emery ...... 2250 2400 100 ’ 2350 the house for .‘ a e or . to rent N. Gatchel ...... 1875 2225 — — 1875

D. Hartwell . . . " ...... 1900 2300 100 2000 J. Stevens ...... 1650 1850 100 1750 WAVE^ PUBLIC RECORDS 2500 2400 M 2500 T. Kelley .’...... P. Mozlev ...... 1750 1850 50 1800 Y.M.C.A. Notes Applications M. Mi l b u r y ...... •,.... 1676 1725 60 1725, -ApcJications for marriage.In cesrs Repairs cr. '".e *.5cwer"-have been (i. Dougherty ...... ^...... 1750 1850 100 1860 w’sre filed late yesterday at the cf- delayed hecau', the M.irtfi.'i’. I'ile D. Perry ...... c ...... '... ' 2350 2500 loo 2450' , • *

eompej.y whi'h.'.ss the .concnci tlce oi the-Town Clerk by the fiiL- L. Piper ...... ^ 1925 2500 100 2025 lowing- .tank’ s D. Good Held of Fully installed has labor tropcle Thr- ti'» fa> tor.v is J. Spang ...... 2000 2150 75 ’ 2075 . Farmington ^nd Dorothy A. McTl- C. Wigren ...... 2500 2400 2500 In any. first floor In the throes i f .a yinke- and the M dufl, KX. of/this town Lawrence’ H. R. Wright ...... 1900 2.350 100 2000 location. T h i a particular tiles needed -,vre ipac.e Vlneburgh /and Dmothy H. Brand-; only at this one place ir. the co'in- S|>oclal T each em offer good only on rein, bolh/ot Hartford Vacanev ...... •...... 1300 50 1350 Regularly $6.50 try. General Secretary Tinker re- lines of The Con* Application for a marriage license W. C la r k e ...... '...... 1 ...... 2150 50 • 2200 grets the delay m the showers were May suggest you, make was f.uA at the office of .the To\vn H. F o x ...... ’ 1200 50 1250 necticot Power Company. *: used by »o pinny during the warm ..Clerk this morning hy Steven A. C. G a rd n er...... 1500 .50 1550 your appointment right Terms if Desired. weather. now 7 I, 0.*ell;i, • Irborer and Ikiiira E. C. G ille tte ...... 1300 60 1350 j -t . Ii Amico. both of this, town. ’ ’ H. Jen.sen ...... 1425 '7 5 1500 1 The North End Playground Girls Ik-ase B. Kuibcrg . A ...... 1650 75 1725 •^TELEPHONE 4201 Oifice and Salesroom cloaed on Thursdays-at 5 P. 3L

have accepted the challenge of the According 4 0 a lea.se filed with H. Lutz ...... ’. 1800 1800 until further notice. the Tov.li Clerk. Robert .Schaller 2400 2400 I Green Girls to piay.softball and vol- H. Miller .. / ...... ley ball games on Monday night at has lerwed to the American Oil Com- G. Pearson .\ ...... 1750 100 1850

the Green Playground at six o'clock,; r®h>‘ “ uncompleted filling station H. Smith ...... 1525 75 1600

Marion Vittner- will pitch for the - at Bunco's Comer for a V. Barton ...... '. 1200 100 1300 James’ 1 Beauty Salon

North Ends and will be backed by a 11'™ °T 5 years starttag September Principals and Superintendent ISO 3500 "Where'It’s Convenient To Park” T h e M anch ester Electric D ivisio n aewly formed- team of severalkgobd'D-'-r.r^^'” ’ **’'^ " ‘I’* $150. E. BaUey ...... 3350 2909* 2909 'fteyers. The girls are looking for- E. B e n n e t...... 74 EAST CENTER STREET Cheney Brothers have ^a^isferred 2850 . 2900 T. Bentley Next To the Telephone Company 4 wrd to the opportunity of F|a:•ylng to Ernest C. Johnson property on R. Crampton ...... i...... 2500 2500 iHH ooumwonccx po web courAtn

ith tha more experiencedced b ireeh Oak Grove atreet according to. a A. llling ...... 4260 4250 I and they h (^ other teaela will warrantee (teed recorded la tey es- C. Robln^yn ...... s o p o 3000 VVSliBh Street ^ (Bga them before theis terday at tbh-office of the T^rwn ^ -