■ l-i'i -• I- THURSDAY, AUGUST f», IMS I FOURTEEN flatuft^aKr E ttn i^ Sm lft ATtrtfft IMIy Circulation For tbs Meatb st Joly, ItM TIm Wtatkar 4« OrUfln. Aim Flynn and Kathleen Anthony Pyka, of North School Friends Celebrate Tiernsy. 6 ,3 6 7 street, manager of the Community Both Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. Griffin Btembar sf the AodU mt Town Restaurant, is confined to his home Oeeosioaal rate tonight; Sator- were the recipients of 'many fine Boroao of Clreolattoas with an attack of the grip. At Birthday Party gifts. F.EBRAY dag Aowota oM aBglilly ssannar. JEWELER ad A. Schock, 90, of STB Federal commodltlon and fresh Comforting Manehe$ter~^A City of t^UUuiA Charm street reenUsted in the vegetables will be given out to lo A group of friends gathered at aI i c e o o f r a n State Theater Bnildins cal needy persons tomorrow at the Funeral Service. VOL. y x „ NO. 283 _ SUtee A m y for service In the home of Mr.'and Mrs. Ray (Known Aa Queen Alice) (CkssUad Advartklag oa Faga 19) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940 Meo yesterday at the U. 8. food depot. Kittle’s store on Bls- SPnUTDAL MEDITTM • Moderate eoste 737 Main Street (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ncrulUng office, Hartford. sell street mond Griffin of Avery street list Seveath Dangkter o l a Seventh Sen Personal attention IS SMiffn^ Sl^al evening to celebrate the birthday Bora With a Vefl. • Modern equipment Bchack was discharged Two men, ejected from the Sal of Mr. Griffin, which fell on Tues Beadlags Dally 9 A. M. to fi P. M. vation Army hall last night wUl be Expert direction Watch and Jewelry _ this year after serving an day and also the birthday of Mrs, Or By Appointment. In the Service , enlistment in the Coast Artillery in tried on intoxication counts in qt the People tor SO Tears, Clifford Jarvis which fell on Sun WALTER N. LECLERC Bawnlt. town court tomorrow. They are i n Ohnrcb Street. Hertford, Conn. Repairing At David Lord, 45, of Waterbury, and day. Phone fi-92ST Itadolph Swanson,w ho is re Richard Hollam, 42, of Hartford. A turkey supper was prepared The men were given a chance to "YES — you’ll be at c u p e r a te at the Early Dawn cot- and served by Mrs.. Griffin who Reasonable Pricey \ leave town by bus, but shortly the head of your Surrenders Bigger Part tace. Point O' Woods beach, yes after they were put aboard they was aSsisted by Mrs. Peter Flynn. class for PERMA terday caught the largest black- disembarked and returned to the fish brought Irito that resort this A large birthday cake adorned the Largest Assortment of NENT Beauty if center where they were arrested. center of the table. Following T h e ; year. The flah^weighed seven and One of the men was reported to Greeting Cards for you make your ap three quarters pounds. Mr. Swan the supper games were played for have been in possession of a pan the remainder of the even^ig. All Purposes In Town pointment now for a son arlU resume his vegetable route handling stock of pencils. Tuesday morning. Those present were: Miss Jos permanent wave Class ephine Oderman, Miss Eileen Lan- and hairstyle! ^ I The Manchester Corporation, droche. Miss Ann Sullivan, Rich James J. Rohan, local building of the Pine Acres tract, vania ard Lambert, John McCartan, \ Today contractor and his son, Eugene, | ^ js.ooo* security bond Ralph Laurltzen, Edward Doran, .left today for a fl.shing trip to be | town to guarantee pay- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jarvis, Mr. spent at York's Cabins, Lake Ken- p,gpt of expenses incident to the nebago, Maine. Diey will return to , jngtallation of water service. and Mrs. Peter Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Griffin, Lorraine THE Manchester after Labor Day. | ------ian on Drafting Draft to Fall New Dive Bomber for United States Navy Mra. Grace Ames has returned ' from a vacation spent at West Ha- j Seek Changes BEAUTY Heavily Where 1 Agrees to Cede Area ven. Conn., Westehester, N. Y.. | and New York city She baa re (I ^ cently moved from !il Westminster In Zone Law NOOK Plants Seen Turn road to 9 Laurel street. i Fewest Serve 985 MAIN STREFfr TELEPHONE 8011 Dr. Sidney Aiken bss returned1 ('oinniission to Discuss I Undux Axis Pressure; to his office after a 12-day vaca Further to Left Credit Will Be Given tlon in Toronto. Canada, Amendments at the Each State Tor Men Miss Mary O'Leary of 80 Scar Meeting on Sept. 13. borough road has returned from" We have binshes for all REYMANDER’S FOR BETTER FOODS! House Rules (Committee Weight of Wife Foun^ Already • in Any Unit her vacation to attend the wedding An amendment to the zoning types of power motors in Dance Music Tonight By Don Mac and Hia “ Up Beats' Discusses Procedure No Grounds for Divorce Of U. S. Armed Forces. Defense Aid Pledged in Hartford Saturday morning of regulations will be discussed at a P)—The the Hartford hospital. Miss mission which has been scheduled Repair and Alteration Work — New Construction Steamed Clams Clams On the Half Shell —You may not like it if your first draft of 400,000 men, if the Nazi Troops to Come for. Friday, September 13 at 8 Pulleys — Belting Calling for Registra wife geta fat, but her weight i German Chemists Analyze Germany and Italy, in O’Leary has been vacationing with 68 HOLLISTER STREET TEI. 6260 Chicken A Cacciatbre Soft Shell Crabs selective service bill becomes law, friends at Narragansett Pier, p.m. in the municipal building. * tion of Men 21 to 44 is no grounds for divorce, Speedily to Help De ‘War Paint’ on Planes will fall most heavily on communi Chosen Role of ‘Crea R. I., and Saranac Lake, N. Y. , The CornmlsBion has filed the q u a l it y WINES - LIQUORS AND BEER Superior Judge Sylvaln J. following Intention of change; NORTON For Army Training. Lazarus told Julius Boell, bar ties which have supplied the small fend Troubled Russian Berlin. Aug. 30.— l-l/V n M A C Y T Committee, of which he is a In the first six months this year, regarded as the Axis’ ultima Board of Control of the Chamber the Zoning Board of Appeals seek DUNLOP BISONS voluntary enlistments have been man troops would come speed ing the right to erect a house at member, discussed procedure of Commerce, w’htch was to have heaviest generally in southeastern ily to help defend her trou tum that sjie cede most of her been held at Ernest Bantly's cot this point on an undersized lot. for debate next week on the Resist Moves and southwestern states, lowest in World-war-won province to tage at Coventry Lake yesterday | and was referred to the 2!onlfig middle western states. bled Russian frontier. While Commission after protest was 4:75x19 House bill calling for regis Soviet Troops Hi^gary. Thus Germany and afternoon. The affair will be held $ 4 * ^ tration of men from 21 to 44, The quotas would be determined the government’s communi in the near future. j made. To Exile Them on the basis of Class One regis Italy, in their chosen role of The proposed amendment is said inclusive, and making them que did not say outright she trants those subject to conscrip had agreed to cede part of “ creators of the new Eu Members of Man,’ <■. Keeney 1 necessary because the liable for a year’s military tion after ail exemptions have been In Maneuvers; rope,” overnight made the Tent, DUV. will meet at the Wat- 1 present rules forbid large s -ms 4:50x21 «4.5< allowed for dependeny, physical Transylvania, it did declare kins Fimcral home, Ea.st Center ' without .special approval of the training; Greater ^Resistances Dis- depicts the new low-wing, all-metal Curtiss long-haggling Balkan neigh disability, conaclenUoua objections that “as a result of the ulti street, Saturd.rv afternoon to at- . Zoning Board of Appeals, At the morning oession, the com- X8B2C—1 dive bomber which the Curtisa-Wright Corporation re bors settle their dispute un mltteee heard proponent! of the pla'yed Than Former and epiployment in key Industry. vealed has been developed with the V, S. Navy. Note wing flaps set mate demand of Germany Reply Aw ailed tend the fiinerr'I .services of An- ' If tjie bill as finally enacted re- der a threat of force and. in drew Dean. legiriatlon argue its merits but ly Against Federal to break the ^>ecd of the dive after the bomb has been released. The and Italy, Rumania has decid 5:25x19 $ postponed until later in the day Jthe Senate provision that all the Nazi view, ended the last E iilistiiu 'iits I-Mtg 4.95 plane Is being completed at Buffalo. N. Y., for delivery soon for Navy ed to accept arbitration on a decision on whether to grant Deportation Actions. roen 21 to 30, inclusive, be required testa It is powered with a 1700 H. P. W’rVght double-row Clyclone RiMTsians Demand *Early territorial conflict in south John E. Ander.son of Orchard to register, the Army expects to the Transylvania question.” street was today notified that he legislative right-of-way for lu 14-cylinder engine, has unu.sually heavy fire power and increased east Europe. For State G uard consideration on the House floor. get 4,000,000 clasa'one registrants bomb carrying: capacity. It was reliably reported here And Satisfactory’ An was the successful candidate in a Hartford, Au.g. 30.--(Jh—Con that "arbitration" would involve a In return, Rumania received a 5:50X17 To Meet Again Tueoday out of approximately 12,000.000 recent civil service examination necticut aliens display greater “re- men in that age group. loss of more than half yrf the 35 - swer to Two Protests German-Italian guarantee of her .taken for- clerk in the United T The House Military Committee hacked-up frontier, according to a r.lstance" than formerly against About One In Ten Ratio 000 square mile prqvlhce with its Sent to Rumanians. States Navy supply division. He The number of Manche.ater men approved the measure yesterday 3,500.000 people, ^ DNB, official German news agen v.’Ul report for work In Ro.ston who have signed up to become ^ MokM a pool Federal attempta to deport them. Present plans call for a first cy, announcement In Berlin. m*osurinq •tick 6:00x16 $^*55 District Director L. L. Martinfcau ■ Threat Foroeo Capitulation next week. members of a Mahchc.stcr State (Continued On Page 8lx) draft of 400,000, or about one out British Repel Waves Threat an immediate Soviet Bulletin! Besides her submission to Hun- Guard unit has now reached 17. # lor tal* lit* of the immigration and Naturali of ten of the Class One registrants. gar>’, Rumania recently has seen In town court tomorrow morn This does not Include local men milM. U you Sruni gonulao voluo zation Bureau at Hartford reports inva^iofi as a consequence of a Moscow, .Aug. SO—(vP;—Tho To arrive at quotas, the draft Huiigarian attack backed by the Russian Navy has begun ma two other sizeable areas of her ing, .^George Rubin, 42. of 30 John who have already enrolled through —don't buy prico. Poy a bit moro in sn annual statement to hia su board first would determine the territory go— Bessarabia to Soviet street, Willlmantlc, charged with inemhershlp in the Governor's and you'jl got a loi moro. CASH ONLY periors at the New England head Axis forced the early morning neuvers, with submarine flotil "overall strength" of the armed Of Nazis at London capitulation to the four-power con las scouting tbeoreticai enemy Russia and thrf southern Dobnija apeeding on Center street last Foot Guard. Marcel Donze, who is quarters in Boston. forces, including this 400,000. to Bulgaria. night, and Fell.x Blanc, 46. of directing the recriiiting expect.a Flashes ! "Last year, and the preceding ference at Vienna where Rumania bases so as to permit the sur 6.00x16 Rfcaps— $4.70, 10,000 Mile **Pected to reach face fleets to take the open General Guarantee Avon, held for apeeding on Middle that the passage of the Con.scrip- (Late BoUeUns of the UP) Wire) year, we had occasion to advise reportedly was told German motor 300.0(W or more by the time the Fighters and AnU-Air- ized columns and Air Force were sea for mock battle. Red Fleet, The Axis’ guarantee, it was said Turnpike east, will be rtrralgned tion Bill will result in large en that more resistance was brought conscription bill becomes law. The before Judge Raymond R. B(uv- listments of former Work' War tSS Guarantee, with geiod core one 'fS.eiv*' to bear In cases in which deportSr craft Defenses Turn IxCaVC ready to move at a moment’s no the Navy’s organ, announced in Berlin. Is meant for a general ers. Dropping Racing Busineas NaOonal Guard will be mobilized tice if the demand for a part of today. The locale was not guarantee of Rumania’s shrivelled veterans when the National Guard Chicago, Aug. SO— L'. S. tlon was involved," the director re wdth about 220,000. the Navy has is railed awav for furth"r training. ported in the summary for the Back Gorman P | „n e* PjreS Ragillg Traneylvania was ignored. disclosed. borders—not only her frontier tor 1.00 U Use Our Goodrich Easy Pay Plan on New District Attorney WiUiam J. sHghtly more than 170.000. the with Russia but also with Hun The organization of the State with rouF fiscal year ending June 30, 1940. Marine Corps about 30,000. But as part of a secret agree Guard and the naming of the com tiro !• OB CampbeU announced today that he "That trend has continued. In Second Time Today>^ " “ ment now being made at Vienna, It Moscow, Aug. 30.—iyP»—The So gary and Bulgaria in case any Goodrich Tires, Recaps, Batteries, Ratlios hod been aoaured that M. L. On this basis, the overall viet Russian Army began maneu elements in those countries get Mdse. manding offi'crs from among many Instances counsel are retain strength would be approximatelv was reported reliably, German members of the Horse Guard and HONEST Annenberg, serving a three year ed and substantial fees collected. Bulletin! ^ ' After R a i d s troops will be sent immediately to vers today in a region described the idea they can help themselves prison sentence for evading $I,‘2I7,- 1.1200,000 after the 400,000 dr^^ to more. Prizes at the Foot Guard Is not being taken VALUE Nok evidence. has come to our at guard Rumania’s now frontier with as "the western special military too Itindlv' by some of the former 296 in Inoome taxes, was at>andon- tention to date that-during the London, Aug. 30.— (A P )— Soviet Russia, In Berlin authorized sources Ing his lucrative business In "run (Continued Ou Page SU) district" as Moscow awaited a de K. of C. Bint'o World War Veterans. They feel past year alien deportees had German raid^re swept in Night Attacks Directed Government circles said Ru- said they had no information on ■that men now heading the State n’t Afford To Experiment down sheets,'’ the cards used by Iwn unduly exploited by lawyers from the toast this afternoon manded “early and satisfactory" k o f c c r m v l 1 Guard could not qualify in a real CAMPBELL'S handbooks to record Information -practicing in Connecticut. reply <.o two protests to Rumania. (Continued On Page Six) : . .^ .\ for a third attempt to raid Chiefly at Industrial (Continued on Page Ten) j army about race horses. Csmpbell said Hopea For Better Quarters Veterans Urge The Red Army troops trained in J ose^ Furst, a Philadelphia The director of the Connecticut London in five hours after Plants and Ports; 19 offensive tactics under observa RRinSTROnC When You Can lawyer, and .Martin M.’ Yveter, twice unsuccessfully trying tion by Marshal Semen Timoshen SERVICE STATION district expressed hope that more Chicaco, audltok of - The Cecelia I British Planes Downed Out of Gas Flat Tire Battery Service appropriate detention quarters will Army Training to penetrate this capital’s de Italians Renew ko, commissar of defense. (There French Plan AIR COASTER Corp., Annenberg holding com be prortded here for aliens, es was no indication that the "west PINEHIRST — FRIDAY CALL 6161 pany, had Informed him that the fenses, Raiders also were re ern” district was near the., trou CafiiplMdl’s pecially women aliens, held pend- Bulletin! .Manchester Annenberg interests would be out inK the outcome of deportation Air Corps Officer De ported over northwest and Malta Bomhinn; bled Rumanian border. I To Till Land Corner Main St. and Middle Tpk. of the business b.v tomorrow. cases. southeast England. The sound Berlin, .\ug. SO—<;»>)—.\uth- Under theoretical enemy fire, GUMUNTEED12M0NTHS • • • orized sources said 41 British Tomato Soup, 3 cons 22c AGAINST A U ROAD HAZARDS He said women arrested in such clares Service Now of gunfire and the roar of mo the Russian forces marched 30 Derllnes to Answer Wlllkie planes were destroyed, today Tea Garden cases "are accorded the utmost tors believed to be German miles and crossed a river while Embark on Sweeping Ate Cooston Aro QuoUiy BuUl Hyde Park, N. V., Aug. SO — courtesy conaistcrit with the nature Is ^Second to None.’ in Nazi attacks on Britain, In- Native Italian Somali artillery laid a smoke screen, ORANGE MARMALADE To CIto — President Roosevelt charged to of the proceedings" and thgt no could be heard in the London clnding 89 shot down In‘ the land Troops Inflict aviation provided protection and Reelaniation Program PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL day that efforts were being made child of tender years has been Angeles, Aug. 30—(Jh—"Hie area. Bombs were dropped in air and two dcalroyed on the engineers built bridges in the real ground. Most of the British O f .Arable Areas. pound jar 23c More Sofe Miles to Involve him In a, political con placed in the county or city Jail •sterana of Foreign Wars are urg the London area and several Losses on British. istic western operations, troversy over a provision of the ing compulsory peace time mili losses, It was sold, occurred In I No Editorial Comment Shurfine M ilk...... 4 cans 29c J dogfights developed among battles over a flying field near conscription hill authorizing the (Continued on Page Ten) tary training, increased defense Rome, Aug. 30—lAh-Reneiwcd The Soviet press, meanwhile, Vichy, France. Aug. 30—lA*)— government to take over private approprlaUons and "legislaUon to planes dying at a great .\ldershot. German losses were [The French government embark^ Chivers’ Ginger Marmalade ...... jar 35c air bombardment of the Briti.sh Chivers’ Orange .Marmalade...... jar 2.5c Industrial plants. He declined at a tax the profita out of war.” height. listed as seven planes. (LiqnUnued On Page I'wo) on" a sweeping land reclamation ilrrss conference to answer Wen- adopUng the resolution Mediterranean island naval base I program today by ordering pre* L. U’iUkle'a demand .that hr Bandits Crab the V.F.W. national convention Berlin, Aug. 30.— (VP)—Great of Malta and bombing of British j fects of all departments to place RIPE PE.XRS, :j.)C dozr PE.VCHES. 4 qts. 49c te his position on the provision, hettrd Brig. Gen. Frank D. Lack- London, Aug. 30.-r?(AP) — fires left raging in Liverpool and troop concentrations in Kenya I under cultivation immediately ail United Stotts Army colony were reported today by the NATIV'E CHICORY ...... 5c bunch, 3 for lOc erting that an attempt was be- British fighters and’ anti-air- Birkenhead, on the Mersey river, Two Americans j arable property which has been made to involve him In a poli $25,000 Cash Air Ooips declsre thst in the sir Italian high command. I abandoned more than two years, Wax Beans — Spinach----- CauURuwer — Yellow Com Mrvlce ’"rnsn for msn and plane A band of native Italian So tical dlscusalon. ( OontlniMd OB Page reo) (Coottnoed On Page TenJ^ A decree published in the Of Tomatoes • • • we are second to none. maliland troops were reported to Victims ill Raid ficial Journal stipulated property "Many people sppesr to hsve haye Inflicted serious lesses on owners who had abandoned ths Indicted For Conspiracy Get Payroll of Trenton, , New Vork, Aug. 80 — f>p) _ the impression thst Germany has British forces in a sudden attack land would be given one month in George P. .Skouras, part otvner of N. J., Plant in Daring some knowledge shout aircraft toward Bunar. which to return to cultivate their COVCCD thst we do not possess,'* he con The dally high command com Miitsionaries in Sudan lt|£ba»ni the largest chain of Independent tinued. ) Older Idle Workers Get farms before the prefects would motion picture theaters In the Daylight Holdup. munique said; Die Under Deliberate appoint new tenants. lb. 39c country, was Indicted to— Breaks on Defense Jobs Fire o f Italian Fliers. cient means and technical knowl Haddock and Flounder . . . Salmon. to bribe former U. 8. Circuit TTie United States plane is su bombing action by our air forma •oo.Yc^ ^ .9 9 Bandits In a daring daylight hold edge" can be accorded nine-year YES Court Judge Martin T. Manton, perior to any theF have in Eng- tion. tenants’ right over such land, with STEAMING CLAMS. 2 qts. 35c. up at the Crescent Insulated Wire Germany. The United Cairo. Aug. 30— (/P) —The gov QUOHAUGS. 2 qts. 35c lh*B •§ low 4.n.it^ now In prison. The Indictment : c- and Cable Company plant made off Baltimore, Aug. SO.—0P>—In- • service's applicants were over 45. "Enemy pursuit planes which ernor genera) of the Sudan an priority going to farmers living rtek yoor States has the best pilots in the were in flight attempted to escape Opened Chowder Clams...... pint 35c cuoed Skouras and others of loiui- with bags of cash which police world. dustry s “forgotten man”—the July’s 20 per cent placement nounced today that twp American nearest the property and to fath oU n » Ing Manton $S0J)00 In return for tho action, not wishing to engage ■ . estimated contained about $25,000. "No other nation can hold a can older. Jobless wprker—is being re- shows the older man "is approach missionaries were killed and two ers having the most children. which the Jurist allegedly approv The money had been delivered ing an even break with other age in combat uith our escorting No Rent for Three Veors Use Pinehurst Pure Cider Vinegar in your canning . ed the sale of assets of the Fos dle to America in the mdtter of piembered at a feast of employ chaser planes. Our chasers, how wounded by "deliberate" Italian by an arpiored car crew a few training piloU. Before the na- groups In getting a Job." machine-gunning of an isolated The prefect-appointed tenants , gallon jug 39c. Spices. Jars and Tops. All kinds of Theaters Corporatkm by the re mlnutea before the robbers stalked ment served up by national de ever, succeeded In damaging three Uonal defenae expanalon atarted “White Collar" Groups Outside enemy planes. missionary post in the Sudan. will pay no rent to the owners ol Red and Green Peppers. (tn R A C n C A L * ' k the right ward ceiver to the Bkonraa ciuUa. In into the plant, which is in the fense production. Still on the^ outride, however, the property ths first three years dicted with Skouras were Rarvey we were training 2,600 pilots a Barracks Bombed. The governor’s report said that Jr for th k hoES*. It k iaiprob- heart of an Industrial section in Now it will go up to more Where age—even 40 or 45 years are the "white-collar" apd semi I'wo Italian planes attacked Doro, and ' thereafter will /pay only haR shk If say hoase of niadkr ' B. NewliM, The Skouras Theaters the eastern end of the city. —was once a barrier, the older skilled workers, from clerks and “In North Africa military ware the normal rent. Shurfine Coffee...... lb. 23c than 10,000 a year.'* . houses and barracks and a rail an Isolated station of the Sudan EMhsr sad siso of neaw glTM aoro w) Corporation arid The Ktima CV>r- The Trenton Detective Bureau man's skill and experience are > bookkeepers to former business Mayors of all communities wars porattou. ' Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, ns- road platform at Mersa Matruli interior m i^ on, in upper Nile Jack A Jill Cat Food. .4 cans 25c for the m M t t j than thk plaa. s s • reported three bandits entered the uonsl administrator of veterans' now an "open sesame" to Jobs in I executives whose age is a “handi ordered to report Immediatoly to company office on Olden avenue. were bombed repeatedly and in province about 65 miles southwest Vigoral Dog Food... .4 cans 25c Tho hoaso k net krgo, bat by pro- Attain, appealed to the veterans rapidly burgeoning heavy indus cap." of Kurkuk, Aug. 23.. agricultuzai directors of their JOHNSON PAINT CO. Markets At A OUooe Intimidated Mias Viola Elmer, a tries and “ war” Industries. I tensely in succesrive waves by our ridiag .s dlalBg area H coatslaa all “ A aolid front in support of But, Fringer said, "even they partments all abandoned propsrt)l New Ferh, Aug. 80—0P>— telephone operator with revolvers, Business ia now asking for men formation. Several hundred At least 30 bomba were dropped ths Bocasaary roaais la aboat thoir Telephone 6 8 .3 4 Stoeke—Finn; rails. Industrials Prasldent Roosevelt and the Cbn- will benefit If production and em and then the Italian fliers used in their communities, statlag Pepperidge Bread. CUT RATE 6 9 9 Main Street and grabbed the rash from Charles gresa in their program of national from 25 to 60, or even 62, years bombs were dropped on their ob whether it was tillable, iintlllahli oiieiw oi also for coafortabk Hriag.. lead rally. ployment climb higher. Defenae jectives with accurate Are. their machine-guns,, the report Femdel — Hills Brothers’ and Pearce, who was taking the money defense and selective military old In certain skilled trades," said needs are a stimulus generating a or suitable for forest planting. Bonds—HIglier; rails lead gen into the cashier's office to be made training." “In East Africa, troop concen said. eral advance. David L. B. Frlnger, Maryland whole cycle of more goods and The property reclamatioa a so m Putnam Coffee. TIRE SHOPPE FLANNINQ AND FINANCIAL \ip into the plant payroll. Urges Ualveraal Draft State Ekrployment Service direc trations and motorized columns . Two Killed, Two H’ounded was backed up by another or Foreign Exchange—4)ulet; Oa- more Jobs all down the line.. The were bombed by our planes at Ar- Of the staff of five persons, it King Arthur Wheat Germ ^ A8SISTANCK 18 TOVB8 Getaway Auto Stolen The V.F.W. resolution calla not tor. white-collar man ia the first to ing constitution of group# of BAdlaa dollar ops The getaway auto while report bo Eibbai and near Garissa in said, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grieve 427 Hartford Road FOE THE ASKINO! Oottoa-^lfher; textile ecthity only for peaca tine mlUtory train Last January only 15 per cent go, and last to come back.” ricultural apprtnticea betwsen ed stolen in Trenton last Sunday, ing but adoptkn of a univeraal a t persona p iac^ in private indus Kenya. The flying field at Buna were killed and Rev. and Mrs. ages of 14 and 17, ssho orlll ba Indoeee broader detnaad. was found abandoned leaa than an Shortagea in such lines os ma also was bombed with SAVE MONEY Wool Top* — Imprm-ed; spot o f sufficient, magnitude ;(o .|vUh- not only here but in most Indus raphers Indicate still broader ex pay the appnatlcee' Coal, Lumber, Masona* Supplies, Paint from an auto owned by a Lambert- trial centers." were hit ail returned to their The Grieves were said to have lodging, as sssH as s i R/PFdMAPMSTRCMGS ^ville resident, police aakL tension of the older. Jobless man's fflb ia S tra a i Tclcphona &12S lOMHUMfi Oa rag|^fiwa| Laat April, 36 per cent of Uic chance tor work. JPelngcr a e lc^ 1 lUyeUaea* da ■■$• JTwaj iUaatlMNd Ob Paga r«a| > I MAnCWOTBH BVBNINO HERALD. BIANCHESTEB. CONN. FRroAT, AUGUST 80,194® MANGHB8TEB BVBNINO HERALD, I^CH ESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 80,194® \TWO PAGE i r n t m ' rspeatly Ntumad from Andovar, needs sn early and satlafactory to Oemany because of a growing Veterans Urge MaMMChuMtta, and raporta Mr. Public Clock answer” to Its own oharges and Three Drunks conviction the war will contlaiM at Child Drowned Boutwall’B coodlUdn much tbe stated that despite Rumanian as Willkie Seeks RooseveWs Plans to Probe iver Blamed least through the winter. same. surances steps were beliig taken ^ Army Training More than 1,060,000 prisoners to avoid incidents, “vfolations of Before Court Mrs. J< B. Hutchinson Is im Works Again > ■ 4 . are Inv^ved, it was said. In North End proved; but still confined to. the the Soviet frontier by Rumanian Views on Plant Seizure Trotsky Death Man^s Death I Fear Sabotage house. troops continue up to the present (Ooattsnsg PrwB *sgs One; The Germans would free these Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell -Hutchin day.” Two ItineranU Released HERE IT IS ! men in occupied territory but for stand any posalbla aggression Boy^s Cap Found Neaf son were recent guests of Mr. and Truit Company Installs The notes wars exchanged Rushville, Ind., Aug. 30 i/eh- amendment the conscription bill the fear of saboUge and disor through Soviet Deputy for Foreign against the western hsmisphere" Mexico to Determine ider Obremski of Mrs. Whitney Thompson of Long- On Promise to Leave Calling on President Roosevelt to an 1issuft/ofbsu< ' "momentous'' Import- ders, it was said, and the Vichy Dam Leads Police to Complete New Appara* Affairs Dekanozoff and Rumanian and for modem machanised fight government is unequipped to care meadow, Massachusetts. ance,'VWillkie1,” Wf...... said: Responsibility for the lliis Town Victim of Mrs. J. M. Bogardus is a guest Minister Grigore Gafencu. ing equipment Town; One Local Case. eUte own views, Wendell L. or them in the French none not tus in-Timepiece. ? Body in the Pond. of her daughter, Mrs. Lenore Fal- T \ ) ^ e ‘Uthe profits out of war Willkie has denounced aa “revolu put this up to the president A Fatal Accident. now and ar I hope that he does not Assassination. Keith’s Fall Pepperell under occupation. Ic^ of Manchester. and arstion for war,” the vet- Furthermore, these sources ssiid, Flve-and-one-half-year-old Rich Manchester’s only piiblic clock, In town court this rooming to. tioniionary” a section of the SenI* . , 'manswer vetoes* A a. with any quip about ^how erans favorivor “steeply graduated toxlcntion counts provided the bulk ste-spproved conscription bill per^ some supplies earmarked for Ger ard Thorburn, Jr., son of Mrs. and the one that la maintained by the Income Wendeil., Willkie loves property Mexico City, Aug. SO—(/P)—The , ’ Bdward J. Vyakocll, of Hartford, personaln and corporation of the bustoeee. David Lavlgne ol mitting the government to take to found crlinlnally responsible man occupying forces and troops Mrs. Richard Thorburn of 31 Manchester Trust Company at Local Slocks taxes, so as more nearly to equal , 8«vo'Timeni 10 taxe »nd he loVee humanity, full poweri of the Mexican gov.r Italians Renew Waterbury eml Riclikrd Hollam ol over certain planU needed for de- ■ , for the death of Alexander Obrem- preparing for the Battle of Brit Mather etreet was drowned in the Main and S t James streets, has ize the burden of war." fsnse ' J ^ “ y* without any personal ernment were pledged today to de .iri 28, o f 38 North street, In an ain are being used for war prison-- Lydall and Foulds pond on Psurker been put in as near perfect order Hartford, ItineranU held here Sheet Cluh ‘•It may be that the American termine rcsponaibllity for the aa- autonaobile accident Augfust 16 In era because of the Inability of street yesterday afternoon, a Malta Bombing as it is possible for an electric Furnished by Putnam and Co. Wednesday for drunkenneee, plead French authorities to feed them ed guilty and received euapeneioni people want to socialize and » t e^^ sassinatlon of Leon Trotzky, while EMt Hartford, In a report filed to tragedy not discovered until hours clock to be and is now in opera 6 Central Row, Hartford Two Americans vietize our system of free enter- "tage in his Sfe to (mssess and en- day In Hartford County Superior properly. tion. The Trust Company had of judgment on their promisee to warning was served on the Mexi after police had begun to comb (Continued frooi Page One) prise.” the Republican presidential can Communist party that any in Now Forming Ooutt by Coroner Frank E. Healy. the area near his home, seeking spent considerable money on re Insurance Stocks leave town. William Carr ol today Victims in Raid Wetherell street, who police report nominee told reporters yesterday. ' t” **' I have. This is as true today volvement In the crime constituted Obremski died in East Hartford him. bases with their crev^|toninjured. pairs to the clock and after learn Bid J as it was In the past.” See Nazis Suspending has been In court on 21 prevlout "If they do, that Is all right, treason to this country. hospital shortly after a car in According to the police report, British Lorry Deimyed. ing there was real demand that it Aetna Casualty .... 113 occasions, pleaded guilty to Intoxl- but that la one of the fundamen .Will WeiootW Passage The pledge and the warning which ho was a passenger and Mail Service the child was last seen about 2 p. ‘‘Duvak bands carried out an be continued in operation decided Aetna Fire ...... 46 (Conttnoed from Page One) to install complete new works. cation and was fined $10 and costs. tal Issues of the campaign and I The majority of Americans, Win were contained in a statement is s n o t s o* 9;' driven by the accused crashed Grenoble, France Aug. 30— (JP} m. yesterday, and at that time he attack in the direction of Buna. Aetna Life ...... 27 want to debate it.” kle said, will welcome Senate pas sued Iste last night by President through a highway fence in East The Telechron Company has run out of the mission station wav The violation of motor vehicle —Return to their senders of 60,- was playing with other children. A British lorry was destroyed and Automobile ...... 35H Crltlclzea Amradment Lazaro Cardenas, who reaffirm placed four movements within the ing a large American flag but that laws case of George Rubin of Wil- sage of the conscription bill as Hartford. 000.000 letters piled up in three After a while he disappeared, and heavy losses iniheted on the en Conn. General ...... 24 Winkle made this comment as "the most democratic way" of ed Mexico’s determination to After the accident, Vyskocil dis weeks by severance of mail serv when he did not come home about emy. ' .- clock and a complete new lighting Hnrtfprd Fire ...... 77 thia failed to ward off the ma- Umantic was continued to Septem system has been Installed. Time ber 3. The reckless driving case he bsmied a l.lOO-w^qrd statement creating a defense Army. He said, "maintain the' unlimited right of appeared, and at first it was ice between German-occupied 4 p. m. his mother became alarm ’’British planes three times raid Hartford Stm. Boil.. 50 cblne-gun attack by the Italians. asylum.” should be accurdtely told by the of Eugene Schlavone of 640 R l^ criticizing the Overton-Russcll though, that if he were a House thought the dead man was the sole France and the unoccupied zone ed. ed Mogadiscio, killing two and in National Fire . . .■---- 52 Two boys of the Marwan tribe Cardenas condemned Trotsky’s clock from now on. Trust com road, Wethersfield., was conthu|f amendment to the conzcrlption member he would vote against It occupant of the machine at the was Interpreted here as indicating Neighbors Start Hunt juring six persons. The material Phoenix ...... 74 nearby also were wounded. assassination "with all force,” then pany officials say. aeasure. He said the amendment should the Overton-Russell amend time of the mishap. Investigation the Germans plan to suspend mall Neighbors started a search, but damage was insignificant.’’ Travelers ...... 360 The missionary station was des to September 6. \ vould let the government operate ment be retained. said : by police brought to light the fact cribed as “ absolutely isolated with It was announced that tliere wli service indefinitely. _ by 6 o’clock when no trace of him Public rtIUtlee a plant whenever the secretary of 'This Is a revolutionary bill,” he “ If the Mexican Communists that two other men were in the The letters were piled up on tSe had been found, policemen were Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 55 no sort of military objective in the be no session of the court Monday, war or Navy could not reach an have allied with a foreign power, car, one of whom, Vyskocil, w'as Oil Pipe Line vicinity.” Labor Day* but special scssiona told reporters. • Vichy govemmenFs side of the asked to help. Sergeant Michael Conn. Pow...... 46 V4 agreement with the owner. ‘‘There ia hardly any business which would repre.sent aggression drivlne line separating the occupied and Fitzgerald and Patrolman Herman in Palestine Closed Soviet Troops Hartford Elec Lt. ... 64^4 will be held tomorrow and Tues Declaring this authority would against the sovereignty of this day mornings. of any kind today that may not unoccupied zones. Muske started to go through the Rome, Aug. 30.— UP)—The news Hartford G as ...... 33 set up a "potential dictatorship,” be subject to seizure under this country. In organizing armed as- The newspaper Le Petit Dau- woods and fields in the vicinity, but paper n Popolo dl Roma reported In Maneuvers; Illuminating S h s ---- 56H yV. K Stocks Winkle's statement continued: provision because practically any aaults In league with Mexican and French Plan phlnols said the suspension order this search was fruitless. Then a today in a dispatch from Athens S. New Eng. Tel. Co. 1.56 "No such sweeping powers were product could go into the defense foreign elementa then these ele was "understandable" since the searcher found the missing boy’s that the British oil pipe line from Western Mass...... 28 Report Local Girl ever heretofore granted to a program. ments have committed a crime of Germans are determined to pre cap near the pond. Grappling Iraq to Haifa, Palestine, had been Industrial president of the United States ‘Cqns"riptlon of wealth is a treason against the fatherlaind" To Till Land vent any leakage of military se Reply Awaited A ir R ed u c...... 42 even In time of war. This amend The Cardenas statement was hooks were brought to the scene, closed as a result of Italian air Acme W ir e ...... 16 Missing from Bus catch phrase that converts a chest crets from the occupied zone to Alleghany ...... 6-16 ment. If It becomes law, will fur displayed prominently In the capi and very shortly the body was bombardments of ports of British- An). Hardware ...... 21 nut horse into a horse chestnut.” iixintlnoed from Page One) the unoccupied re^on, whence located in about seven feet of mandated Palestine. (Oontlnued from Page One) Allied Chem ...... 153 <>3 ther impede and disorganize the tal’s newspapers, most of which they might reach Great Britain. Arrow H and H., com 34 Am Can ...... 66'3 water near the pond dam. It is It said the piMllne to ’Tripoli had Mrs. John McAllister, of 17 defense program at the very time had published editorial charges Manchoster folks look forward to this fixed by the government. In turn, thought the boy may have tried to been closed earlier.-. published reports on the Ruma-! S‘'.'ingSMd Spencer. Am Rad St S ...... T'4 when we must speed It up. and police reports that Frank Am S m e lt...... 39'4 Hazel street, today was seeking to Japanese Close annual rvent. Here it is again—offe r the farmer will receive a 900-franc get out on the dam and fell in. The dispatch said Suez, which nian-Hungarlan border clashes * jf , locate her daughter, a fifteen year Seen Threat To Labor Jackson, held for the killing of (nominally between $15 and $211 During the search the entire neigh, the Italians bombed in an attack and the German-IUlian arbltra- ’ F“-einus Am T and T ...... 160*4 "It will constitute a threat to Trotsky, was an agent of the Double Surprises Am Tob B ...... 74 old girl missing. It Is reported, ing best Blue Label Pepperell Sheets and indemnity from the state. borhood Joined. on the Suez Canal Wednesday, had since Wednesday when .she was the American labor and particu OGPU (Russian secret police) and comment''*'""^ !. Fafl^earings : !! Am WaV Wks ...... ,8Ni River at Canton Formation fo crews of appren Accidental Drowning become the principal port through supposed to have boarded a bus in larly union labor, for the president was aided by Stalinist sympathiz Cases at speeial eliih priees and terms. Given Newlyweds Anaconda ...... 21 >4 of the United .States some time ers In Mexico. boY*’ tices for training on state experi Medical examiner Dr. D.C.Y. which the British are receiving Russia’s two protests to Bucha-1tronns ««ndey Mach. Com . New York bound for this town. mental farms also was provided troop reinforcements and supplies rest '■barged Rumanian troops Armour III ...... ’...... 4 *4 ago told American labor: ‘You Better stock up now. Moore viewed the body and term Landers Frary Sc Clk, 24 Atchison ...... 1614 The girl, Doris Payne, Is a daugh Hong Kong, Aug. 30 Jap for in the decree. for Egypt since shipping alleged with "provocative actions” on the ; ter of the local woman by a pre cannot strike against the govern ed death accidental by drowning. New Brit. Mch., com 40 Aviation Corp ...... 4»* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hultman ly abandoned Alexandria. Russian-Rumanlan frontier and ’ vious marriage and had been re ment.' '• anese authorities today closed the The body was taken to the Thomas North and Judd...... 30 Baldwin C!lt...... 15»» The Gulf of Suez, it said, is full warned of possible "grave” conse- ' siding with relatives in Brooklyn. After issuing his statement. Pearl river at Canton to all com May Take French of Chestnut street were given sur G. Dougan funeral home. Richard Peck Stow Sc Wil. . . 5 B and O ...... 3 \ hoc’ of ships. quences of any further incidents. . According to the information re Winkle listened by radio to the .o»»o prise parties last night in honor of leaves, besides his parents, two Russell Mfg. Co., new 12 Bendlx ...... 30% mercial shipping for unexplained ,OCC' Prisoners to Germany younger sisters. Tasa, offlctai Soviet news agen- ! ceived here, the girl was placed speech of Henry A. Wallace ac 63 X 99 their recent marriage. Mrs. Hult •Scovll M fg...... 25 Beth Stl ...... 80 cepting the Democratic vice-presl- "military reasons." j Ve» Verrleres, French-Swlss The funeral will be held in Caih- zy. dtsclosed the protests this S ilex’'’■Co...... 10'i aboard a Manchester-bound bus by man. the former Miss Pearl John Search for Possible morning. Russia stated in a note { Borden ...... 18’'* relatives Wednesday, and has dis dentlal nomination. Informed quarters here said Jap Frontier, Aug. 30—(;p)—Informed son, was entertained at a miscel bridge, Massachusetts. Stanley Works ...... 44(3 Can Pac ...... ,...... 3% 6 .Sheets and 6 Pillow Ceases. sources declared today the Ger ------.1 Additional Victims of Aug. 16 that "firing upon So- ; appeared. Attempts are being Asked for comment on the as anese troop movements were undei »oV * t j l ' f laneous shower at the home of do., pfd ...... 29 Case (J. I.) ...... 47 sertion of the former agriculture »11'' many Arm y of Occupation la con Rome, Aug. 30.—(,P)—Troops Viet frontier troops by Rumanian , Torrin^on ...... 26 made to get in touch with the bus way from Formosa to Canton. | ’S ’-"*' (]liih price ...... Miss Marion Erickson of Hartford ' 1 troopk could not be tolerated" and ' Cerro De P ...... 24driver '4 to ascertain at what point secretary that the Republican sidering taking all French war Road and Mr. Hultman was guest and Red Ooss workers searched Veeder-Rpot ...... 38 C and O ...... 40% The Japanese have closed the ' prisoners from the occupied zone protested In a second note yester- , the girl might have left the party "la the party of appease at the Villa Louisa in Bolton. Auclover today for possible additional vic New York Banks Cihrysler ...... 75'4 ment.” Willkie said: river several times In the past to , tims of an explosion in a Bologna day against "new hostile actions" | vehicle. 27r Down and .yOe a Week Nearly 30 friends and relatives at- i Coca Cola ...... 105'4 "There can't he anything more ■screen troop movements. Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson munitions factory which killed at by Ru.manian frontier troops and Bank of New York . 305 tended each affair. against "a number of cases of vio Bankers T r u s t...... 49 Col Gas and El ...... 5% wrong than 100 per rent wrong, Today’s order nece.ssltated post Mrs. Hultman was given a large 1S7-4. WlUlmantlc least 10 persons and Injured many Coml Inv T r ...... 38'4 can there?" ponement of the scheduled depart uANtii: .\M) n Ri, others last night. lation of the Soviet frontier by i Central Hanover . . . . 89 number of lovely gifts, arrayed Rumanian military aircraft," Case ...... 28*3 Coml S o lv ...... 9% « NOW Then he added. "Mr. Wallace is ure for Canton of the United The Morning Afterlekinf under a huge umbrella. A buffet Andover Mother’s Oub held its Return Fire ; Chemical ...... 42 ^ (Tons Edls ...... 27% a gentleman." States South China Patrol flagship i annual picnic with the fathers as ® neighboring Cons Oil ...... 6 STATE 8 1 x 9 9 -OIL- lunch was served by Mias Erick In some cases, Soviet frontier City ...... 24'i O f "Monientnua Importance” Mindanao and also of a Standard‘ special guests on Tuesday evening ' psvUion. , , , ,. Cont Can ...... 39'4 Carters Little Liver Pills son, assisted by the Misses Grace guards “were compelled to return [ Continental ...... 12'3 In terming the Overton-Rusaell Oil Company tanker. Ojicii For Delivery at the ’’Times Farm”, with games ^ fascist officials went to the Del L and \Vn ...... 3'4 Johnson, Marjorie Rich and Dor the fire," Tass said. The Russian Corn E xchange...... 48 Come 6 Sheets and 6 Pillow Cases. and a social hour preceding a hot attempt to determine Douglas Alrc ...... 71% othy Anderson. A social time was the cause of the explosion. protest of yesterday stated "the First National...... 1690 I and Jl IIOl H.S dog roast, with watermelon and Du Pont ...... 167'4 enjoyed after refreshments. Soviet side as yet had had no Guaranty Trust . . . . 258 Howl! Club price...... Mr. Hultman was given a gift coffee. Those attending were: Mr. j Eastman Kodak ...... 131 i ki.i im io m : «.">o () casualties, but should casualties Irving Trust...... lO 'i They're of money at a chicken-spaghetti and Mrs. D. R. Tuttle, and Mr. and ! Elec Auto L ...... 34'4 occur matters would take a grave Manhattan ...... 15 Mr. and dinner at the Villa Louisa. The Mrs. Hardy of Columbia, Mr. and ' Gen Elec ...... 337* 38c Down and 30e a Week turn.” Manufact. Trust . . . . 32'3 Sirs. early evening was devoted to a Mrs. Thornton Griswold, Mr. and i Tolland Gen Foods ...... 41>'. —V. ---- MORIARTY (Certain Rumanian Army units N Y Trust ...... 101 Again* softball game in Which the mar Mrs. Ellsworth Coveil, Mr. and i I ruhlic National ___ 29 Gen Mot ...... 48'4 Mrs. Peter Mortlock, Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. ^h n H. Steele and supply depots were withdrawn W E ISSUE GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS ried men eked out a narrow vic 1178-3, Ror.kvine. ' Tit'e Guarantee...... 2^4 Gillette ...... 3% BROTHERS tory over the single men by a 44- Lockw'ood. Mr. and Mrs. J, V. Mc from the frontier Wednesday, the Hecker Prod ...... 8'. WILLIAM POWELL | same day a mixed Rumantan-Rus- : U S Trust...... 1490 1 G r a n t s Big Variety of 301-315 Center Street 43 score in three innings. Bride and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yeo- ' Hudson Mot ...... 3% MYRNA LOY In I 90 X 108 mans. Mr. Pacek has moved his fam slan commission began investiga Int Harv ...... 45'4 *I LOVE YOU AGAIN* | The Board of Education met ' ily to Bridgeport. Conn., where he tion of a week-end fronJ.ler clash Strike Leads to Suit Int Nick ...... 27'« 6 Sheets and 6 Pillow leases. Wednesday evening at the school and several members of the fam reported in Bucharest to have Johns Man ...... 65 PLUS: “GOLDEN GLOVES' caused the death of hundreds ol inspecting the new oil burner and ily have procured employment. San Franciaco, Aug. 30— (-P) — Kennecott ...... 28 >4 C.fJI0USe«^S0M Clul) price ...... $ 1 0 -3 8 making up the budget for the Th,e Tolland Grange enjoyed soldiers near Adamcata In Buco The long strike of the Brotherhood Leh Vnl R R ...... 2 vina. coming year. The board voted to theiV annual picnic and mystery cf Railroad Trainmen against Llg and My B ...... 99 INC rehire the two bus drivers, gram ride Tuesday evening to Eagle- (On Tuesday, Rumanian govern Pacific Greyhound Lines reached New Styles! Improved Quality! Bigger Values! fr 38c Down and 50c a Week ment offlcial.s reported, a Ruasian Lockheed A l r c ...... 26 We Close Tomorrow mar school, Roy Goodale, and high ville, Mansfield, where swimming, into Superior court today in a libel louAoraimG! TODAY plane making a 'scoutlni; flight I-oews ...... i...... 25'3 school. Howard Stanley, also to games and a picnic supper was suit against fte union by the bus Lorillard ...... 19'i Through THE STORE OF QUALITY one of the features of a general over Rumania was shot down by I i I r -r purchase a safe, as required by I company. Pacific Greyhound, ask- Mont Ward ...... 41', law, for the secretary’s use. All pleasant get-to-gether and neigh-1 flumanians.) SWE Monday Blames Government hig $240,000 damages, asserted the Nash Kelv ...... 5'4 1 NARTFORD members were present. Letter borly party. brotherhood had circulated ’’libel •Nat Blsc ...... 1874 ALL FOOTWEAR FITTED — X“ RAY EQUIPMENT Join the .1940 Fall Club Now ! Prices Cut To was received of regret from su The Cradle Roll mothers of the The Soviet government placed An Ovfa tending Valve I upon the Rumanian government ous’’ phamphlcts questioning the Nat Cash R e g ...... 12 pervisor Dunfleld who is a patient Tolland Federated Church and Nat Dairy ...... 13% at the Hartford hospital, he ex- Community will meet at the “ the entire re.sponslhillty for pos ".afety of travel on buses manned CUIdroa's lesthex pecta to resume his duties on Sep sible conscquen.es of the above- by non-striking drivers. Nat Distil ...... 20'% church Wednesday, September 4. N Y C ...... 12% tember 4th. for their annual party. A speak mentioned actions of Rumanian The Republican caucus for se er will be present and a picnic troops and military aircraft. ” Tass Nor Am Co ...... 19''', A Frazzle! Dog Catcher Reinstated Packard ...... 314 lection of delegates to state con lunch will follow the speaker. said. leys’ "worslty" Shoes Rumania replied to the first pro- Param Plct ...... 5'4 vention will be held Wednesday Mrs. Esther Caldwell, lecturer of Tulsa, Aug. 30— (flh — Ernest Get Here Early Saturday for the Remaining evening September 4th, at the te.st on Aug, 26th, Tass said, con Penn R R ...... 20'4 Sweaters Tolland Grange, has returned from Roberts was reinstated as city dog Town Hall. testing the Soviet charges and de Phelps Dodge ...... 29% Pt.in o» wide fib knit, Burlington. Vt., where she attend atcher today after he promised Bargains at Rubinow's. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth (Novell ed the Lecturer’s Conference. claring Rumanian frontier detach Phil Pet ...... 33 er.w neckt! Right I Q Q Police Chief Ralph Colvin he would have returned from a trip through Mrs Mary S. Shaw has return ments had been firgd upbn, and Pub Sve N J ...... 35 warmth and weisht | ----— that Soviet aircraft had crossed rrit hi.a activities to dog catching Radio ...... 4 % STOP Vermont and New Hampshire. At ed to her home in Wales, Mass., for Falll Size* 30 to 30 the New England Grange lectur after a’ vacation spent with Tol the Rumanian frontier. Roberta was suspended after Col Reading ...... 13 and Here Are Some Hot Numbers! er’s conference. Which they attend land relatives. Russia’s answer, yesterday’s pro vin said the dog catcher arrested Rem Rand ...... 8 Op90titb Sckodl ed, they reported over (lOOO lec Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin test, st'.id the Rumanian charges five persons for drunkenness. Col Repub Stl ...... 17'4 turers and friends registered the of Jersey City, are guests at the would be investigated, but reiterat vin said Roberts had no authority Rey Tob B ...... 35 >4 THINK Manckester.Conn. first day. Some 800 Grangers took Steele House. ed that "the Soviet government to make arrests. Safeway Sirs ; ...... 44 a four hour boat trip one night on Next Sunday September 1, Rev. Sears R o e b ...... 80'4 1.29 would be cheap lor Lake Champlain. Alexander Alison, Jr., pastor of Shell Un ...... 8'4 what’s in ’em, and the way Soconv Vac ...... 8% Maxwell Hutchinson, Jr., and the First Presbyterian (Thurch of // they’re made! Damp-proof, D r e s s e s Mrs. Alma Bramhall, with chil Bridgeport, CMnn.. will be the Sou Pac ...... 8'4 oil-tanned leather or sport dren. Betty and Billy, have return guest preacher at the Tolland Norway Will Be Free Again'" South Ry ...... 11 % rubber soles, full linings, ed from (Concord, Vermont. Mrs. Federated (!’hurch. TTie Tolland Std Brands ...... 6% leather insoles, fine WERE 87.98 Std on Cal ...... ; ...... 18% Laura Byrne, and two children, of Community Men’s CTlub will attend stitches! Smart styles! 1 Collinsville returned with them. In a body. Std Oil N J ...... 35'^4 Now in all sizes up to 3! NOW ...... Duane Faulkner, who has been ■Full resumption of the activities Un Carbide ...... 74 studying at Bay Path Institute of the Tolland Federated (Church Unit Alrc ...... 40 this summer, will return to Wind and all its various organizations Unit C o r p ...... IT4 Kiddies Matinee ham High School next week. for the fyi and winter wUl take Unit Gas Imp ...... 11% 10QJ TREND i S t Mr. and Mrs. Samuel BoutweU place during September. U S R u b b er...... •...... 19 rvhfdsr colors and prlnH I OF TIRE 3 « s . .\t the have been vacation guests at the U S Stl ...... 54% Oranfs Is fdniaus for 'ami TROUIIE home of Mr. Boutwell’s sister, Mrs. West Un ...... 18% Boys’ "Woorito" Montague White. Mrs. White has "Jack-0-Lant«m" 100 Priests Attend West El and M fg ...... 66% NOW is the time to get rid of thin, unsafe Woolworth ...... 32% AlTRKnqili tires. They’re dangerous anytinie but Elec Bond and Sh (Curb ... 5% Shirts COATS •HawTaHtotow Fr. Quinn’s Rites A n klets doubly dangerous during summer months V'" K. of C. Carnival when the heat inside tires goes up to 20Q degrees or more and causes BLOWOUTS! WERE 824.98 Rockville, Aug. 30.—(fP)— Mora aATVROAF ONLT FEMALE than 100 priests attended funeral IS* NOW ...... > FUNCnONAL services today for the Rev. Edward H o'm ight say, "Gosh,’ who Saturday Afternoon Josenh Quinn, pastor of St. Ber CIRCLE 'cares about clothes,” but he I Somany,wecah’t oven count Eor greater protection against blowouts nard’s Roman Clatholic church A GRAND COMEDY! likes wearing smart "Wear- 'the number of different 1 to .5 P. M. here for the past three years. “HOLD THAT WOMAN” ites”l They are a cinch for kinds! Torrys, fibs, plain col coMruuNn Father Quinn, died last Tuesday Fsv aemtn today do With JAMKS DCNN Mother to keep looking ors, stripes, novelties! Mer Change to U. S. Royal Masters not hsTs soma a t ^ of ' in a Hartford hospital. FRANCES GIFFORD smart too! Sizes 6 to 14'/a. cerized cotton, lisle! S-lOVzi functional troubl*. The mass was celebrated by the Uayba you’va notlcad TOURBKLF tattlna I Most Rev. Henr>’ J. O'Brien, auxl- ALSO! TIM McCOr In America’s Foremost Safety Tire rsstlaas, moody and ! liary biabop of Hartford, who was. 'T'llONTIER CRUSADER” narroua lataly. TTun accompanied to the church by SAFE RIDES L iN(XRIE try famous Lydia X. E^ch cord in every/ply is saturated in pure Bishop Maurice F. McAulifTe. OF^WEST", No. S _ . Plnkham’a VatatabU latex and each ply is sandwiched between ALTO MERKY-GO-ROLNn Compound to halp qulat unatnmi The eulogy was given by the "" n o w ! ”DR.' KILDARE’S WERE 81.98 naraaa, ralleaa monthly pain Rev. James' P. Timmina of Man STRANGE CASE” layers of live, heat-resisting rubber. This (crampa, backaeba, baadaeba) and chester. waak, narroua. dlsay apalla dua to ‘TT ALl CAME TRUE” expennve process insulates against the heat NOW ...... fun ctional diaordara. Plnkbam'a The Rev. Jolm F. X. Quinn of Compound baa balpad thouiandt of Westerly. R. I., one of two broth inside tires that causes most blowouts. 'That' rundown, narroua woman to ao Aa wall cvf as Oog’tf Bmyt' OlHa' Salf-SMpad Special Prizes fo r Children •mUlnc tbru "dineult tlrriaa." ’Try Itl ers of the deceased who also were means you and your family are S A F E R all i priests, served as deacon. BOLTON PLAYHOUSE Shirts and Shorts Rayon Undies the time but espetially during hot summer f e f > ■ SHOWROAl FLAYERS 100z6P broadcloth. .Clinging Frtnch cut weather. But you get lots more than extra Satu rday Aftern oon Ditton* or grippwtl pantias, bloomari, MATERNin to "THE ANGEL OF HELL’S Ribbad or plain^^^^^ vaOtl A few will last blow,out protection with Royal Masters. You PORT" combed yam ihirtil her all yearl 2 to lA get: TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Sawn oa naotfy at *1 quality • Graafar tkid protaction against both forward Adm. SAo and P)—To 1 But the men saved their Uvea by •Stock ’The funeral of George Raymond Sunday will be Holy Communion real astate value* of Connecticut wIUk r holiday today as the courts Kentucky To Start on Sept. 9 brated the I5th anniversary of Ite Sunday ta both the Quarryville ments will be served following the For the country a* a whole, cash some, death will come quickly and' «*t*ng two ounces of grass dolly. .RYE SCOTCH Town*, 30, prominent resident farm land have been maintained ta conttn'li^ to grind out Indictments BOURBON founding by a dinner Thursday af Methodist Chtirch and the Eiolton meeting. farm Income, tncludlim govern perhaps with but a flash of pain. ^ Some vitamlDB can be produced 4 Feore Old 10 Y e o n Old the 1912-14 a w rag e level. synthetically, but the cost is pro against the heirs who took over who died Wednesday afternoon at ternoon at the Well Sweep Farm, Center Congregational Church. In . The Union Agricultural Society ment payments, was 82 per cent his polltlcaKeinpIre 1935. $1.09 larg er ta 1989 than ta 1932, an in Afi Improvement ta the farm A bullet between the eyes; a di hibitive for use on a large scale, hi* home on Highland Terrace, Andover, and a visit to the Bol the Quarryville church. Reverend will hold It* annual Four-Town rect hit by a bomb; a crumpled Former Gov, Richardta W. Leahe, $2.23 Qt. $2.5 9 5th P int ftockville Announces: Po/iticoi Employee Unit crease from 84,882,000,000 to 88,- ownership situation also l* evi he said. Vitamin A t* not avail will be held tomorrow afternoon ton playhouse, to witness the play J. Butler announces Holy Com Fair In -Somers Saptamber 23, and airplane whining toward the earth. already under cbnvlctlpn for mall •The Angel of Hell's Part." The 540,000,000. denced, the number of forced farm able ta a pure stale; Vitamin B 1* ■ ■ Second 200 Hour Se- j Denounce$ Hatch Act at 8 In the Congregational church munion and Communion Medita Mrs. C. W. Pease and Lloyd Jen sales having declined from 8.9 per But the victim* of the battle fraud,, headed a llsts.of six persona club was originally known as the nings In charge of floata rarest Cohnectlcut farm purchasing priced at 8800 a pound—more ex with Rev. Kendrick Qrobel, paitor, tions at the regular 9:30 morning thousand for the year ending fields—even the soldier* who die pensive than gold; Vitamin C indicted yesterday by the New ri^ of Instruction; j ------Hebron Young Women's Club, but worship. Church School will follow that those planning to enter floata power in 1939 wa* 128 per cent a* Orleans grand jury oh^ chaigcs officiating. Burial Will be in the much a* In 1932 and 115 per cent March 1933 to 3.4 per thousand for lingeringly—may be the lucky costs 840 a pqund, he added. Duluth. Mtan. Aug. 80—(.P) as the members have added 13 th* regular service at 10;30. notify them immediately. ranging from bribery to'"confi Many Applications In. Stafford Springs esmetery. Mr. Mr. MrV. Cari Ar ooeh 1^9 level, prices of farm the year ending March 1939. one*, an outstanding biochemist —The American Fadaratlon Towne waS bom ta Union Bept. 20, years to their respective ages, they The September meeting of the said today. dence" games. of State, County and Munici decided to drop the adjective. Official Board of the Quarryville and nephew, Teddy Weld, have re-, For vitamins—or rather the Long was shot and killed In the 1 A K T H us: SI RockviUc, Aug. 30.—(Special) — 1889. He attended the district pal Employes was on- record schools and graduated from Mon- A New Method Laundry truck Methodist church will be held turned from their vacation ofr aav- sek of them—will doom thousands State’s Picture statchouse Septem ber 8, 1935. U n U . . U. .’?c2 f s _ "I c'.7 si'>A7,ir ''~ r r c c ‘- ® AnnounM'ment was made yester eral waeks spent a t Echo Lsuce, at tha Show both afternoon and Alice Ormsby, Joyce Rounds. Tl^ today with a denunciation of son Academy ta 1903. Ha attended from Hartford met with an acci Wednesday evening ' at eight play wa* coached by Mias Bsth the survivors of Europe’s war derlings took over his dictatorship day by Superintendent of Schools the Hatch act restrietlng pub dent on Post Hill recently when it o’clock in the church. ** Fayette, Me., to their home ta evening. At 8 o’clock an enter and ruled Louisiana until "Reform ' II 845 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUIUMNG Yale summer school of forestry in tainment waa featured, showing Koehler, prompter, Ml«s Margal blindness, stunted growth, ros- (!iire for Blues | Philip U. Howe that a second 200 lic workers’ political activities. skidded On the wet road, and was The Ladies Society of the Main street. Iratory infection, and slow and Gov, Sam Jones smashed the re hour training course In the ma Milford, Pa„ ta 1007 and waa em slides of flower arrangements, etc. McBrlety. ’ _ gime early this year by beating Concurring in Its Executive ployed ta forestry and landscape rather badly damaged. The driver Quarryville church will hold its Mr*. Annie Bell of Rockville Is Masten^Thoma* Cox, son of Mr. sgonized death, he added. chine shM at the George Sykes Board’s report attacking the imd regular meeting Wednesday after visiting her daughtef, Mra. Refreshments were served both Huey’s brother, Earl K. Long, in Manual Training school will start work in Norfolk and Union, Conn., afternoon and evening 'In charge and Mrs. William J. Cox, I* spend Thus, Ironically, the slacker of CAMERA RENTAL | Federal law, the naticnal con wa* sent from Hartford, and he noon at two o'clock in the church. Mahlon B. Charter and family of this war may have more to, fear I A sure cure fpr the blues, rat the gubernatorial race. In September. for several years. Before coming of Mra. H. W. Stevens, Mrs. John ing the weekend with Mr*. Walter (institutional Holiday vention yesterday declared the to Stafford ta 1916, he served as proceeded on his way after trans- Dolton center Church Job's Hill. Keller and family. from living than from a hero’s ing R laugh a minute, opened at When the first course was held Federal government waa en ferlng the load. The damaged car Mrs. Clifford W. Barnett has re 8. Blasell and Mrs. R. D. Cham death the State Theater yceterday for The state constitution provides CAMERAS Always FLASH during the Summer there were a representative In the General As Rev. Alfred 8. Kline has chosen berlin. Mrs, Arthur W. Cowles Rev. Dowd, chaplain of tb* State that Aug. 30 be celebrated as a MOVIE croaching on state and local sembly ..the town of Union. was hauled to a garage for repair turned from a visit with her Orange, will occupy the pulpit Mniniilritlon at Heels an engagement of three day* in "I Fresh BlILRS number of young men who wished from as his sermon topic. "Self Re daughter, Mra. Neal H. Lander* ot beaded the committee on entries, holiday in observance of Huey's CAMERAS authority by limiting the poli On S eptem ber'4, 1912 he w as m ar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyon of spect". This Is Communion Sun Sunday morning at the Second The biochemist. Prof. C. Howard Ixivc You Again, ’ co-starring Wil Kodak and to attend who were unable to do tical actions of employes of Auburn, M*„ to her home In Main assisted by Mrs. B. E. Flint and birthday. The Huey P. Long Post, FILM io because of the number allowed ried to Jenet Lefftagwell in Shef New Britain were recent dinner day. The regular morning wor Mrs. Jam es Champlln. Mr*. Don Congregational Church. Satterfield, of North Carolina liam Powell and Myma Loy. Agfa Keystone states countlea and municipal guests of the latter's parents. .Mr. street. Lawrence Kingsbury, of WsAh- State College, haa made a survey Veterans of Foreign Wars, of New Movie and PHOTO to take the course at one time. field. Mass. In 1922 he entered ship will be at the regular hour of Churchill and Mr*. R. D. Cham- The film, presenting a fant-mov- Orleans, will conduct its annual Argus FLOOD S26..')0 ities. the employ of the C. H. Moore and Mrs. N. C. Johnson. 11 o'clock. Floral decoratioh.4 ate Mr. and Mra. Harold J. Howard ington, D. C„ wa* a guest Thurs of the malnutrition which tags at Ing, laugh-packed series of situ Roll The course which is planned to and three children of Maple street, bfHln served as publicity convmlt- memorial service Sunday af Long's Irwin start on September 9th will nin The Hatch act forbids parti Company here and for 18 years Cards have been received hy in charge of Ml.ss Claudia McKee. day of Mr.'and Mrs. John Kings the heels of war, and Is convinced ations, deals with the plight of a I'nivex LAMPS san political activity by Fed are vacationing In Providence, R. tee. grave lii front o{ the capitol. .SI2..50 five evenings a week from 7 to 10 was in charge of the lumber yard. Hebron frinds from Miss Elizabeth Ushers for the month of Septem Mrs. Floyd Stnndlsh. president bury. Miss Margaret Elliott of that the lack of vitamins will take, man who suddenly recovers from Governor Jones was Invited but Color At Greatly o’clock and 10 hours on Saturday, eral employes or those of oth He was Yorced to retire last Juno Cronin, a former teacher in the ber, are Richard^Dtmock and Hol L, for a week. Manchester accompanied him. an unprecedentedly heavy toll in an eight-year attack of amnesia 97c to Black and I'nivex er governmental units who get Mrs. Nellie Megargel of Plnncy of Mary Todd Lincoln Tent, D. U. Europe. said he would be unable to attend. Reduced totaling 23 hoiirs a week, and will l^cause.of 111 health. Hebron and Colchester school.s. She lis SicKee. V., left yesterday for her form er and discovers that during that However, his chief aide. Former S35.00 White Prices! be completed on November 2nd. all or part of their salary from Mr. Towne Is survived by his is spending a vacation at Ognn- Louis D. Eaton and Edelbert At alrcct, visited friends In Chicopee. So much manpower has been lime he has acquired a new per $0.95 Federal funds. Mass., Friday. home In Mason, Mlohlgan, where Gov. James A. Noe of Monroe, Is , Those desiring to register should wife, Mrs. Janet L. Towne, his qiiit, Maine. She will return after wood will sing a duet "O Hope Band Cliampioiis engaged' In the present war, he sonality, a charming wife who Is scheduled to make an address. she will attend the 30th reunion said, that gardening and farming Outfit Your Son at Housers notify Kenneth W. Uttle, Instruc parents Mr. and Mrs. George Labod Day and will spend a little Beyond" as the special music fea about to divorce him, a spotltas Scores of leaders of the Long of her class In high school there, have been neglected, and a, shorl- tor at the machine shop at the graduhted from the University of Towns of East street, three broth time with Mrs. F. N. Jones before ture this Sunday. and she will al.'io attend the DlIV Voii Deck Pupils reputation as the leader of a com regime have been indicted since i| Beach and Picnic ftiKkville High school next week. Michigan and the Harvard School ers, Ralph Towne of West Hart going hack to Colchester wlj^rc There will he no church school national convehtlon in Springfield, age of fruits, leafy vegetables, munity called Habersvllle, a bank the political scandals broke in Needs This course is, given as a gov of Business Administration. He Is ford, Edmund B. Towne of Roches she makes her home. thjs Sunday. (Tiiireh .school will South Coventry and milk products Is certain to re- account and the manager's berth June 1939. 111.,- the week of September 8th, to ■ Robert Von Deck of this town ault. ernment project and all expense Is at present connected with the Ault ter, N Y., Harold G. Towne of Cards have also been received begin on September ninth with a. which she was elected delegate at In a large pottery firm. Some of the politicians are now ll BALLON Qt. Vacuum taken care of by the government. Welberg Company in Cincinnati. Framingham, Mass.; two sisters, from Miss Irma Lord and Mrs. Rally Day.i wa.'H the drumming Instructor for Even nations which have large Powell ha* never had a happier In prison, others are under sen Mrs. Gilbert Ashley of the Conn. the state convention In Waterbury. the Patrick F. Trigg* Post, V-F.W. food concentrationa In storage will PICNIC JUG ^ ttl e ...... This course does not interfere with Marriage Intentions Mrs. Josephine Clifford of Center- Lulu Lord. They were at Madison. The Diigrim Feliow.ship will re w ith Mis* F aith G ager and Mr*. acreen role. The opportunity to tence and many face trial. TTie ll 9 8 c $1.29 Boys^ SUITS Boys’ SUITS the regular day class in the ma Marriage Intentions have been dale, R. I., and Mrs. Florence sume their meetings this Sunday Horticultural Society. Mrs. May Fife and Drum Corps which yes suffer from lack of vitamins, he portray a character decidedly dif bulk of Indictments were returned Conn., and having a delightful va Mason of Wethersfield and Mrs. Sarah Clark, Aides. On her re chine shop at the school. filed this week at the office of the Blood of Durham, N. H. cation. When they left Hebron they evening at 7:30 after a brief vaca terday won the National Open oontlnued, because vitamin-rich ferent from the suave, polished de in Federal courts but the state Is ;| PAPER PLATES, Q Wooden Spoons q .Sixex 6 (o 18 Years Robert Scott of Hkrtford were turn, her husband will meet her Championship, V.F.W. Fife gnd foods are the most perlshsbio, and 18 Y'ears and I*p On Hiking Trip Town (Jlerk as followtt hardly knew where they would tion during the month of August. in Springllcld. III. tective In the early portion of the just now beginning a searching in l| 10 f o r ...... OC 1 and Forks, 24 for. . Three Boy Scouts from Troop 14, judge* for the second annual flow Drum Corps at the National V.F. storage cannot prevent deteriora film, is something to see. Imagine O C Rudolph William Nothnlck, bar' turn up, but said they might visit Plans will be made at this meet There will be a meeting at Wa tion. vestigation. Alfred Ouldottl, Jr., Richard Gul- ber of Stafford Springs and Miss ing for the Fall Program. Devo er show held by the Coventry Gar W. Convention, Los Angeles. Von him, If you can. with a frowsy Other* Newly Indicted Giant's Neck and possibly Rhode den club in the Congregational terfront Park on Sunday, Sept. 1 To picture what may follow In !| .STRAW ZIPPER dotti and Herbert West, accom Sarah Anna Larson, hair dresser of Island. tional services this Sunday will be at 5 p. m for the purpose of form Deck is a member of the Manches moustache, tight pants, white Indicted with Leche yesterday Hebron church. With 130 entries in the ter Legion Cornet Band and is the wake of Europe's war. Profes .shoes and the hobby of am ateur SLIPPERS . panied by Alfred Guidotti, Sr., who Rockville. School buildings are being over in charge of Rev. Alfred S. Kline. ing a permanent organization. on bribery charges were .Seymour 1 19c BEACH BAGS. Dl^C U chairman of the Dlstirct Court Jos^h A. R. Benard, counter eight classes of exhibits, there recognized as one of the State's sor Satterfield cited those e.x- taxiderm y. Weias. hotelman and former po to up hauled in preparation for the fall Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 By-laws will bo adopted at this am plea of nutritional iy is cast a.s litical treasurer for I>ing. and SUN GOGGLES Large Size One of the pleasantest social opening of public srhools nf the three children's prizes, and 5 spe meeting, which will be of Interest In other wara: m tag for a trip over the Lung Trail. M. Kalina, sewing, Rockville. events of the season was the bene ton Center. The V.F W National Open I his wife, but she's not the perfect Freeman Wf, Burford, Dallas. Tex., town, Wednesday. .September 4. cial awards; also 9 prizes for en to all property oismers who“ should Neutral Denmark was stripped s{K>u*c on this occasion. A* a m at (’ANNON O O During their stay In Vermont mak- Frederick C. Schultz, mechanic! fit card party given at the Charles Little Phoebe M.srion Kline is make a special effort to attend. Championship was held last year oil operator. , i tag their headquarters near Rut This will give teachers a chance to tries In the cultural class of per by the Ander.son-Shea Fife and of Its butter and much of Its milk ter of fact, the usual procedure is |25c " $1.95 TOWEL.S. each Tolland and Miss Marguerite M. Ams mansioti W ednesday eve arrive here and get thei?' bearings reported improving after being ill F ran k Squires, 72 year* old. The indictments charged that Ze5C Boys’ SportH CoaU $ 1 0 .0 0 anti up land, they will hike, over 20 miles Brlerley, beautician, Ellington. fect blooms. Drum Corps of this town which during the World W'ar. The Danes reversed, with Powell forced to Burford paid a bribe of $48,592.66 Bovh’ Loiigieg $.3 .0 0 pair and up ning for the Hebron Volunteer Fire the day after Labor Day. ready for this week. For dower arrangements, blue died Wednesday morning at the were forced to use skimmed milk ,chase after her Instead of the op the trail, climbing 4000 feet and Edward Joseph Purcell and Miss Department. TTiis was a total sur Mr. and Mrs. .Stuart Wells of Windham Community Hospital. He was W iin by the local sponsored to Leche and Weiss to "influence" ■■ garrylng all food and equipment Helen Norman, both of Warehouse their school duties. ribbon awards went as follows: corps three times in succession at and butter substitutes without posite. A strong Supporting cast state conservation officials on oil prise for the fire company, and September 10 wilt be the dead Bolton Notch Road have returned waa bom here Oct. 3, 1867, a son vitamins, and as a ' result the turning in top performances in- ! 1 Y'oung Men’s AMl their backs. They will sleep in Point. home after visiting friends in Mrs. Raymond Bennett, 3; Mr*. Columbus, Ohio, R-iston and Buf production in 1936 in the rich Young .Men’s t ^ open during the hike. At many was planned by the ladies of thq line after which names will not be Robert Richards, 2; Mrs. Charles of Heniy and Mary. (B.irrowsi health of the nation was Impaired. eludes Frank McHugh as Powell's George Raymond Bolieau. truck Amston L»ks colony in recognition Pittsburgh. Penn. On their return Squires. He leave* one brother, falo, N. Y. The Manchester band Rodessa field in northw est l.,oiilai- points the trail is from two or four driver. Stafford Springs, and Mar- added to the list "to be made vot Lord. 1: Mjs. Walter Van Arsdale, did not (Icfeml their .National title An epidemic of xerophthalmia, an pal, "Doc " Ryan, Edmund Lowe as | ana. Leather of the fine work done by the fire ers." All those who wish to be from Pilt.sburgh. Mr and Mrs. Arthur J. Squires of South Cov- eye disease, claimed many victims, a alick oil promoter. Donald Doug- feet wide, with a resting place celle A. Berck, machine operator, Wells also visited the city of Phil 1; Wethersfield Garden Club, L this yayne Ellington Thursday and waa a K enneth pf Andover, vvere guests Ron Rica Rum was in charge of refreshments, as speaker. T hursday a t the home of Mrs,. Every One Aa Attractive Value! $2-50 up Use this handy order blank: sisted by Mrs. W. A. Tanner of Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Benjamin Chsriea Fish. Hats Danielson. Mrs. Adolf Zykwicz, and Mrs. Mary Gardner of Hart Mr. and Mrs. Philip North, of 5th 6 2 . 7 4 Circulation Department, f ford were guests of Miss Genevieve Erie, Pa., were overnight guests and Mrs. William Day; prises, Mrs! 1940 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SEDAN The Herald, Manchester, Conn. V. F. Nickerson and Mrs. Harold Gardner Tuesday. ‘ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar I Mrs. Frank Zemck and ton ence Fogil, Wednesday. Mr. Y oung Men’s Children’s Hose Pimm; r**ervstlons, Mrs. Charles Fluid Drive and Over-Drive Demonelrfitor I Green River Bourbon WOMarS 7*c lURRI C. Sellers, Mrs. V. Ahem and Mrs. Frank have returned from a ten North’s mother before her mar CHUDRim OXFORD. I •OYT i.et wiHO n n . Fancy Ho*e up Please send The Herald to''the address below for the days' visit with relatives ta New riage was Mias Jennie Root and Bottled In Bond Leather-lik* fabric | * e George Rowe; special prises. Mrs. Wer* fit Ro ony Rubber-iol* browns ^ dresses^ ^ $ 3 -5 0 period checked. York and th* World’s Fair. she was a resident of Gilead. 1940 Chrysler Converti 1938 Chryaler Royal Se Dutch!* with leath. ■ brown bargi* 'with Edward Bangston. A card was received from Mias Mr. and Mrs. George Grairflone 5th $ 1 . 2 S for school! Smart t O O P''"*’ 25c Pr. and up and Long ble Highlander Coupe. dan. Radio and Heat er cole I Wine, bln*. sturdy sol*. 10-2. One tveek—18c □ Wednesday, tha day appointed Helen Hutchinson from the World's and children of Pelham, N. Y„ er. black* for dress I Boys’ for the annual parish picnic of Fair Thursday. She spent most of were recent guest* at the home of 1940 International Sta finest cotto v Tiro weeks—88c □ St. Peter’s Episcopal church, turn- the summer on Willington Hill and Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Barraaso. 19.37 Dodge Sedan. Radio Paul Jones Whiskey Boys’ Belts Stockings ed out to be a drlssUng, threaten will be here over the week-end. Mtas Mattie Hooker haa return tion Wagon. Three weeks—54c □ ing day. Nevertheless It waa She will return Labor Day to re ed from a visit to friends and rel and Heater. Neckwear thought best to go on with picnic sume her kindergarten work In atives In Norwich. 1940 Plymouth Demon- 5th $ 2 . 1 $ 50c apd up One month—60c □ Bristol. C. Daniel W ay wlUi his son Dr. atr,ator. Radio and 1937 Buick Omvertible arrsngemenU and quite a band of C o u p e . Radio and young folks and a goodly number Til* town schools will open Tues W alter W ay of W ^ p o rt, N. Y., Heater. Suspenders Twd month*—fl. Q of their cldere made the trip to day morning aftr* the summer have been in Washin^on, D. C., Heater. laird Bacon |C pr. j Columbia Lake, where the day’e vacation. The following are the attending the A. V. JJ. A. meet-' 193B Packard Sedan, Rye Whiskey 1C up I program took place under ths teachers; Willington Hill, Mrs, tag. Mr. Way'* brother Dr. Cas Model 1601. Radio and 1936 Chevrolet Panel J 50c and up SUrtinsr date ...... shelter of a 'pavilion. A Hne picnic Floyd Phelps;- Hollow, Mis* Mar eins Way of White Plains. N. Y„ 5 0 Hekter. Delivery. dinner wae pkrtaken of, after tarte Pilcher: Moo** Meadow, Mis* has bean preaident of the A. V. 9 il* S S which the enUfe party motored to Daisy Pilcher; Village HUl, Miss M. A. for the peat year. lOROWINa OIRIS’ OXFORDS; rtgularly AU SIZES I enclose my check or money order fo r...... WUlimantlc and visited the movlee. Margaret Relger of Worcester, Schools ta Gilead will open Wed 1936 PACKARD 2-DOOR SEDAN, MODEL 120 I 1.901 Our most popular atyleal Blacka 177 nesday morning September 4. Mrs. G. A W. Bondsd 12TOS2 Weather reporU received from Mass.; Hall Memorial school. South ' Radio and Heater and browna. Leather aole* or rubber certain eecUone ot the town eeem Willington, grammar grade, Mias Francis Daley of Franklin ha* I soles. Even brown ’n’ whit* JaddUsI Name • • • • * * 4 Carrie Mirtl; Intermediate, Mra. been engaged to teach at the Rye Whiskey almost incredible. During the past Gilead Hill School and Mrs. Alice week of the cold wave Hope Valley William K. Bath of Wlllimantic: 1 (Please print or wrlta plainly in pencil) Fogil will return to the White people bad a temperature of 20 Primary, Miss Mildred Mirtl; kin- dargarten, Mia* Jane Lcandsr of School. Windham High school Many Low Priced Cars $50 to $200 $S-iS degree* on* morning, with the re Waterbury; *ehool nuraa, Mra will also commence Weetaeaday. Addrea sult that garden v*g*tabl*a Were Haxel Bundt; music teacher, Mrs. completely destroyed. This waa Lydia Allen. Dodgers To Top l|llU o« ' . '. l u , - ’ CeJIOUSE^SOM. real winter weather, the like of Miss Frances Meraereau and INC. which h*s perh*p* never been Robert Preston left Wednesday on New York—With 20 game* atUl OLSON MOTOR SALES QUINN’S Known here In Auguat,'unlea* It a motor trip of a week or more. to be played at Sbbet* Field, the 1 w*a ta the hUtorlc cold aummer of S ll MAIN STREET TEL. 5313 824-828 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5161 THE STORE OF QUAHTY SfMdy fill In and mafl with cheek or money order to R obert Moor* of W illington HIU Brooklyn Dodgers . are certain to 1818, when there 'waa a frost or will retumj to hia aacond yaar at draw more than a million cua- Plymouth and Chrysler International Tracks PHARMACY 824-828 MAIN STREET H m Benld, IS Blasell St* or leave at buaineaa office. anow avary month througtv the Bay Path'S' Inatituta Tueaday at tomer* at home for the second « P H O N E 5 1 U MANCHESTER aummer through New --•prtagfleld, Maaa. Ha la tludytaff straight year. 'The total to date la *T»LYMOUTH IS THE ONE FOR ’41” P H O N E 7 0 5 ^ Atl. rooTweARFiTTep^^PnAye^^ *^"1 Hop* Valtayfmgr* g*u B ill* ha a tag,158. AdTfMise in The Herald***lt Peyff MXNUHJESai'EK CVENUIQ 1LCRALD> MANCHI5STBB. OOITO. AUGUST 80,1940
4 ^ I Makes Application" Following the W lllkie Campaign Trail Into the West Rumanians Cede Engaged to Wed ^Appeasement Issue ’ Is Put Farley Saying | Roosevelt Calls Wallace Robert Welcoiiiie8 t to Fall O bitu ar}^ Dysentery Latest Disease Transvlvania Area i. For Police Force IV Campaign by Wallace His Farewells' Speech ‘Glorious Start I’ontract Probe eavily Where PI? Conquered by New Drui (OontlniMd from Page Om ) Michael Maasaro, .'a former Washington, Auff. 30—(45—De Deaths Herald newsboy, who hot being Des Moines, la., Aug. 30—(45 • would elapse before a haw admln- Still Quiet as Mouse Hyde Park, N. Y., Aug. tfc—<45t- addreoses, presidential aides said Fewest Serve tORTH DAKOTA reports that the German and Ital able to And work when ha com The national campaign had an "ap I latration could act effectively, — President RocMevelt acclaimed! mands voiced by Senator Bridges Atlanta, Aug. 30—(45 —.Sulfath- L \ MINNESOTA ian ambassadors in. Moscow had About Successor in they derinltely would not be cam . clflc curative agent. Serums and j ' s WHUam A. Tork pleted hie Btudlea at Mancbeater peasement Issue" today after ! they might have their chance." Henry A. Wallace’s acceptance ad-! paign speeches. (R,, N. H.) for an investigation iazole, a baby member ot the amaz . various forms of medication bavdY vislte4 Molotoff ta discuss Balkan He termeid the European poa- (OMttned tron Psjve One) William A. York, 80, of 20 -Faifs High achool, opened a cobbler ahop \ Cabinet Post. dress tpday as a "grand speech;; | Mr. Roosevelt has another talk of defen.se contracts awarded the ing aulanllamide family. Is bid ' been tried without consistent or Madison street, died at the Hart / ’i .A, problems. Henry A. Wallace, Demo«r;atfi\ylcc fllct "a war to destroy freedom splendidly given before an appre extensive results. They insisted, however, that It at S Walnut atreet, where ha did on tap for tomorrow, but hia as Atlanta architectural firm of ford HosplUl late yesterday after V WISCONSIN }// a good biurineas, hap now aecurad preaidentlal nominee, aald 'a ^ ® * aiid democracy. ciative nation," in which his run ding strongly tor recognition as The profession has been forced t«M had ba«n inducted into aerv> has long been known to al) pow I^qshlngton, Aug. 80.—(45— sistants said it would he only of Rrjbert and Company have brought noon after a short Illness. He was other employment and la cloalng publican victory Nov. 5 would "It la a war to prevent the peo- ning mate had made “a glorious' local Interest. The occasion will be word from Lawrence W. (Chip) the long-aqught, effective weapon to rely on palliative measures, on , lee. Thla total, then, would be ers, including Soviet Russia,- that Jam ^ A. Farley was saying his against dysentery bacilli, rugged - broken down into state quotas on bom In Middletown and previous his shop. He has made application suit In "one economic conceasioh ile of North and South America start." Ian annual reception for the presi- Robert, secretary of the Demo- careful diet control, on intra- • to coming to Manchester to live in Germany considers the BalkaQs after another” by the United "roip developing their resources official farewells in the national pest equally at hdhoe in nursery venous Injections food and the basia of each state’s percent her special sphere of iDfluenca- for a place on the Manchaater Tha president and Mrs. Roose-i dent by Dutchess county neighbors' cratic Natloijal Committee and ot November, 1938, made his home police force and at the hearing Statea to the totalitarian cotin- without paying tribute to Europe capital today, but was still aa veil and their son, Franklin, Jr.,; or Army camp. water to offset malnutrition and - age of the total of Class One where Russia, in her recent phase quiet ns a ioouse about his succes who comprise the Roosevelt Home president of the flrrjt, that he wel I. lefistranta. for a time In Stafford Springs and given to the nine that applied to by trlea. and without being victims of Eu 'Sat. beside a radio in the library o f ; (Jlub. comed such an Inquiry. At Henrietta Egleston Hospital dehydration, on blood transfusions of expansion, merely wanted the sor aa poitfuaster general. Hla for Children, physicians have State Boarde To Be Notified Rockville. _ _ the police commlsalonera laat night '*i In a apeech formally accepting ropean secret, police serving a self- theirthome last night and listened Harry L. Hopkins, retiring sec Bridges told the Senate yester- to maintain strength. He is survived by his wdfe, Fran frontiers of her former emplri he made a favorable Impresalon the nomination here laat night be appointed maatei^ race." reaign.ition from the cabinet to watched thia drug acr,re repeated, The .disease had to run Its ac ~ After thla had been done, state that of the czars—restored. to thq. address in which Secretary retary of commerce, nI.so will ' tlay that Robert should be removed ces; his father and mother Mr. ftythvUU and may be selected. fore a crowd eatlmated by Chief of Defense t4«cti»n Cheered enter private business Is (effective speak then. spectaojlar victories over acute tive course of two to four or more draft boards would be notified of These sources said that with the tomorrow. / Wallace formally accepted hta I as Democratic secretary and read and Mrs. John A, York, and a sis In the meantime he la working Police Thomaa Wnt.son, at 7,000 The crowd, waving comatalka, a statement showing that his firm dysentery In children one to three weeks. Then the patient often had the quota, suid also of the number acquisition of Bessarabia this had Farley recently was of the opin nomination aa the Democratic vice- Visits County Fair ter Mrs. Helen York Price, all of for the Pioneer Company and ia peraona, Wallace ' cheered the defense and neutrali presidential Candidate. Mr. Roosevelt kept another reg I had been awarded $931..560 'in yeara old. to go through more weeks of slow ' already in the services voluntarily. been accomplished and the gain of making his home on Packard ty sections of the speech. The, cur ion that Frank C. Walker, New The hospital staff is unwdllng '.recuperation before his strength The difference would be the num Manchester. northern Bucovina had gone be "Powerful elementa in our op- Sends Wallace Telegram ular date yesterday by visiting fees on Naval constnictlon con He was employed by the Pratt street. Today in an advertisement poaltlon will. If the Rcpubllcanf rent rearmament drive haa pro York lawyer and theater owner tracts amounting to $26,859,081. yet to «iy positively that thiazxile returned fully. ber already In the service from yond this aim. and former Democratic National Then the chief executive dis the Dutchnesa County Fair at and Whitney Division of the Unit he is telling about the cloaiiig of come into (lowcr, force iia to make duced "splendid" results, Wallace Rhlnebeck. Crown Princess Mar Bridges also asked that the attor- is the long-need.ed’ curative agent ^ Uiiird within Week each city and county, enabling TENNESSEE ^ Negotiations In Palace his shop on Walnut street; aald. "but it is oBly a start. It will GommiUee treasurer, would take patched thia telegram, made public A 20-month-old girl waa admit them to distribute the credit to ed Aircraft Corporation in East one economic conccaslon after tha of Norway and two of her ney general investigate the con for this ancient ill, but it definitelv i Hartford. The funeral arrange Final negotiations to end the be pushed until America la fully his pja'm In the Post Office De today at the temporary White tracts. is encouraged. * ' ! ted to the h'jspital on a Thursday. local communities.' ^ another to the totalitarian conn- House, to hla political teammate: three children went along. ments are in charge of Undertak long territorial dispute between ier, preparefl to defend herself against partment, but he would not say The drug w a s‘first m.lde avail-1 Admission reports showed four While the Navy and Marine OKLAHOMA j nuRgiisns / Henry A. Wallace, The members of the royal fami In Des Moines, la., last night. er John B. Burke who will bring the Balkan neighbors were con any emergency." today whether the situation had Robert said that the company he able for experimental use. aliout a , days of illne.ss with temperatures Corps figure in the quotas, they Public Records ^Theae appeaacra will have tlicir changed alnt^e he talked with Pres Des Moines, Iowa. ly, refugees from tJernjan-domin- the body to his late home at 6 ducted in the ornate, octangular MIm Edith M. H’elrzblckl if the Repitblicana win, be- Elsewhere he declared: ated Norway, are guest- at the heads and Its associates had been ye.ar ago and Egleston wa.s among' ranging from 101 to 103 degneei. expect to get no draftees in the _ 4 MISS. 'ALABAMAN ident R'josevelt last Friday. The A grand apeech and splendidly The clinical diagnosis of dysentery immediate future, since their pres o’clock this afternoon where it can gold room of.Belvedere palace this fiiae they have contributed large "By preparing completely now, Roosevelt estate. doing business "running into the the first to receive sup[)Iies of it. ' be viewed by friends until the time -^ternoon. » Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Welrz- we ahall have the best chance of chief executive aald then he would given before an appreciative na millions for the Federal govern .Sulfathlazole was de.signeil prlrnar- i WS.S confirmed by the lahoratoryX ent strength la close to the total FetsiMa ly politically and financially to the tion. We have been sitting at the Before leaving the falh grounds, of the funeral, which will be held ■ido fliftil \ ____ -X._ XHungarlan sources estimated bickl of 74 North street announce Permits. keeping out of war.” pick a successor in a few days. ment since the Coolidge adminis iiy to attack staphylococcic infee- j The baby's condition remained' for which funds have been pro The following building permits Republican caiiao. Thoac peo[)lc be radio and only wlah that all of ua the chief executive sto[iped at .a substantially unchanged through vided, with a waiting list of vol at his late 'home Sunday afternoon that the ceded area included 19,- the engagement of their daughter. Reviewing methods being u.sed Several Democratic aenatora al prize-winning di.-play by the tration. ” tloft.s. as sulfanilamide deals with O Major tpoocli LOUISIANA have been Issued by^Inspector Bd- lieve the Re|iuhlicnna in power so believed the job was Walker’s Roosevelta coidd have been with Thursday, Friday and Saturday unteers. Thla situation may at 3:30 and at St. Mary’s Episco 300 of Transylvania's 35,000 Mise Edith Marlon to Emil Pater woiilil give them profitable bu.sl- to stamp out Fifth Column activ Chapel Corner.- Grange, of which the dread streptococcu.s. pal church at 4 o’clock. The burial square miles. Stefanek, son of Mr. and Mrs, ward C. Elliott, Jr.: Frank nano, ities In the United States, Wallace "If he would take it.” the Wallacea in Des Moines to while the accepted therapy was change, however, when warships Oj|ri^orfn tolk neaa with a German-controlled Eu he has been a meniber 26 years. Nobel Prize W ln ^ r fMes. (■•x-iing an enthualiiatic spiracy through which the Nazis I Ing head of the department If a Franklin D. Roosevelt. dro|)[icd to normal. Tuesday, the way into the west on his initial campaign tour as the Republican presi 1 candidate. Besides announced. eiowd of fellow townsmen. lownn.H The president was told one was 83. .Nobel prize winner for physics I real ti'in.s (ban sulfafiyhjdiqe iujl Will Face Two Months services with Rev. J. S. Neill. foreign ministers, Joachim 'Von dwelling and garage on Keeney arc trying to subjugate our coun permanent chofbe Is not made im- While Wallace was getting off to in 1906, died early lontay. He wa.s bowel ai lion was normal. Thurs speaking at scheduled stops shown on map, Willkie will mal^ many re ,tform talks at other street, $3,900. and farm delegations from acveral try." a vinegar barn l. hut he was not I the real "kick " came from thei day one week after admls.sion— Rtbbentrop and Count Galeazzo metllatcly. In this connection the the "glorious start." the president informed what wa.s in the other. honorary professor of physics at dramatic oiitr ome of the fii.sf test Of Rigorous Hardening points along the route where time permits, on tentative dates ind other midweatern atntea, Wallace “ ileal Attitude" Shown names of Ambrose O’Connell, of showed no signs of altering hi.s Ihe [ctticnl wa,s taken home. Ciano, read similar statements ex w.oa applauded wlien he, rxpres.sed "Probably cider, " he xpeculated. Ciimhridge University and had I in a virulent dy.soiitfry (nfeclioii. -i Washington, Aug. 30—UP)—The plaining the purposes of the nego Afchhlshop 8er|loiis1y 111 The speaker declared the "real New York, and Smith W. Purdum, position that world conditions and Since then several other dysen F u n e ra ls belief that the American people "If It w‘a.sn’t, it ought to be " been ma.'.te.r of Trinity College , This disease heretofore has been ■ tery civse.s have cleared up speed ' National Guardsmen who go on cediire permitting two days of gen tiations. Weddings attitude’’ of the 0 .0 .F’, toward of Maryland, were mentioned. the defense program would not since 1918. active service • when President 83-Year-OM Alien Montreal. Aug,''30—(/P>—Arch • would not "turn their backs on the farm legtalatlon wa.s exhibited a j fought w'ithout the aiiiiiMi| of Deiiioeriu'.v \ mlttee, also entered the apecula- Working on Two Speeches the tactlM of modern warfare would be required In all. Rayburn fered Wednesday, hospital Officials commodity loans. nor Baldwin returneil to work at the Travelers Insurance Company ing friendly relations between Lillian Mae Bimle, daughter of Prealilent Roiwevell haa le’ tome tlori al the Capitol. He waa buckling down to work, the .State Capitol ye.sterday after a Army officials said today. Further to Left said only that “It will be passed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birnle of 73 said today. He is 68 years old. "the aymlxd of democruey ” paitle- "The^ Republican leaders say I Farley’s return to hla native however, on two Labor Day Authorized by special legislation in Hartford yc.sterday, will b* held Forty-three aliens were ref^- Hungary and Rumania. nice things about the farm pro two-week vacation tn[i tri the far at the %V. P. Qui.sli funeral home. next week." Besides Rlbbentrop and Ciano, Spruce street, became the bride of iilarly to the nations of .'^orlh and ,New York to Ixilater his private speeches. One will be made .Mon AT CARROLL KIDDIE SHOP which bees me law' this week, the The House Committee’s con tered in the local office of the Begin Attacking Jeua gram to get votes from the farm ^ went during which he aldre.s.se l 225 Main .street. Sunday afternoon (Conttniied from Page One) ^ l e f figures at the conference Leonard Francis Farrand, son of ftoiilh America, the apeiiker anid. fortunes after seven and a half day morning when he dedicates i Republican mcc(in;'.a at .^and president is expected to order the scription bill was approved yester Alien Registration Bureau In the Mrs. Mary Farrand of 43 North "Hitler must not be permitted to er. ” he said. "But when It cornea yeara o f unceasing activity both first contingent of the Guard — at 2 o’clock. Rev. Watson Wood w ^e Rumanian Foreign Minister Vichy, France. Aug. 30.—(>p)— to vhtlng for the farmer, they don’t Chickamauga dam on the Tennea- Point, Idaho, and Havre. Mont. ruff of the Center Congrcgation..l day by a vote of 20 to 4, although jiostoffice, bringing to 129 the MlhaU Manollescu. Hungarian .street, at a nuptial high mass at break the .sqllilarlty of the Amer' I on the Democratic [silitical front ace river near Chattanooga. The ibout 55,000 men in a ll-to entrain without the factory ii.se proposal some members who favored send The French press began editorial deliver the giKxla” church will conduct the services. but arranged to meet again next number listed since the office was Premier Count Pal Teibky and 9 o'clock this morning In St. leaa, ” he continued. "If the Amcr- ! an das admlnlatrator of the [KJstaJ other will be given Monday after- for scattered camps and canton ing it before the House reserved opened for business Tuesday James's church.______Rev._ William attacks on Jews today, following In his address notifying Wallace : establishment was the occasion of Feller .May Be Third ments about Sept. 15. Anotlicr The burial will be in the family Tuesday morning to consider Hungarifto, Foreign Minister Count Jcaa pr'eaont to the Axia [lowers the norin at the iledlcation of the Great the right to oppose it later. morning. Forty were registered Dunn officiated at the single ring ’• promulgation of a decree lifting a of his nomination. Rep. Marvin ' a number uf Senate speeches yes- group of about the same size wouW^ plot in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rock- whether the members would offer Istvan Csaki'. aanie divided front na .tlie demo- Jones (D.. Tex. 1 praised the candi Smoky Mountains .National Park The votes of Anderson, Shafer, Tuesday: 46 Wednesday and 43 .service '• newspaper attacks baaed craHca of Europe [iieaenteil to I terday in his prai.se. ' New* 5‘ork ()nly t\Mi pitchers he called about Oct, 15. yille. The body can be Viewed by it during debate. Solves l^Ht Problem date aa "a nuagnifleent tribute to at New Found Gap, on the North ever won the .\mcrii-an I.z>agiip's frTcnd-s after 1 o’clock tomorrow Harness and Representative Thursday. Mary Walsh, of Cambridge, I” '* race or religion. them, we ahnil a.a.suredly walk the ,Se\'en senators, .six Derncs.rats ('arolina-Tenne.ssee boundar>'. To Review Rudiments Pre-debate skirmishing opened Schaefer (D., 111.) were recorded The settlement, Von Rlbbentrop the manhood of the west and a I most valuabli player award Wal afternoon until the time of the The age range of those register Mass., formerly of Manchester, a same path of destruction and loat and A Republican, lauded the re- While nation-wide radio hook Although the War Department up in the House today on the in opposition. declared, solved the last terri Boston Reporter Dies ; worthy running mSte for Franklin ter John.son in 1924 and !>>nv funeral. ed during. the past three days is friend of the bride, was maid ol freedom” ' D Roosevelt” I tiring cabinet member In glowing ups are being arranged for the - has been silent on plans for train peacetime conscription bill, with a Like the Senate bill, the House from 55 to 60, office workers stat torial problem in the Balkans. honor and Francis J. Minor of 54 Grove In 1931 group of foes assailing it as “un The nominee charged the "dicta i In another, brief talk. Edward .1. [ terms. They expressed sincere re ing the Guard, indications are that Mrs. Mildred D. McCaughey legislation would provide training ed. The oldest person filed to date In Berlin, it was scXpowledged North School street, a friend of Boston. Aug. 30— widow, a bride of leas than a make* borrowing from $25 to $300 on the revised version of the people,” he added, "and they know I the election the program he ha.x IMea While SHtmmIng tall for intensive field service with In hour to 1:30 p.m, at the Dougan It also would limit the service Plan to Improve I and Berlin had said they merely sonv-s. .She carried a bouquet of year. that tq the many montha that set up.” • pleasant and simple experience. Sizes 2 to 1n the companies serving as the units parlors and 2 p.rn. at St. Mary’s. Burke—Wadsworth compulsory of the men to the western heml- would "hold Rumania and Hungary white roses, valley lilies and fern. Milford. Aug. .10 i,pi .loaeph Endorier* are not required. of operation. Once the companies military training mea.sure which phere and United States territories to find a solution." The maid of honor was gou-ned Freed. 41. . uffered a heart attack Charge* arr 3^^ on unpaid have been thoroughly hardened and Avas approved .yesterday by a ma- ati'J possessions, including the C. G. Academy in light blue chiffon, Grecian , and died while swimming yester- with a loan from U d monthly balance* up to $100, But both Balkan neighbors stuck don. South Norwalk and Water- . day in the sound near his home in 2% monthly on balance* above. c and $ taught to act as a unit, battallion9 lority of the members of the House Philippines and would virtually re to their viewpoints, these sources style, and wore a pink hat and T own 9 8 1.98 maneuvers would be in order. Must Act at Once K<‘lir<*3 Golway street. | dates for the several offices of the Bom in Washington. D. C., Com Corps scale, with three divisions affect only 12.000,000. j of the prospective Increase in the taking the field together to work ing of this pastime here during the was 21 to 30. Loaders saw a hot artillery smoke screens.) _ , - » I Town of Manchester, E>robate Dls- mander Deasez attended George Sizes 1-8 fight in the offing on the age ques Another change In the bill was : number of cadets. Faith E. Spillane out the problems presented by coming year. It was rec.alled to- ' Occupation Simultaneous B raithw aite-W anlDcrg , trlct of Manchester and County of town Univeralty where he received tion. the maximum of 1,000,000 set for modem warfare. day that the governing body in ; at any one time. The Senate i It Was believed the Hungarian Mlsa Verna Wahiberg. daughter i Hartford, to be voted for at the the medical degree. Soon after No attempt will be made, it was earh town, in the local case, the i The mfriorify report attack on occupation of ti c ceded oortlon of of Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Wahiberg. i nominating caucus to be held In ward he saw aervice during the Board of Seleetmen. has to approve the Burkc-VVadsworth bill declared the number of trainees in training ' A F fs ^ lr l i Transylvania would take place Philippine insurrection and the 59c to $1.98 Indicated, to break the National maximum was 900,000. l -A U r c C / \ r c of Worcester, Mass., was married \ the State ,Armory In said Man LIQUUR VALUES the continuation of bingo playing "that this proposal and other.s In : simultaneously with Bulgarian oc- Guard’s present "square" divisions »„ii„. , • , I The House Military Committee at 5:30 yesterday afternoon to ; cheater on the second Tuesday of Spanlsh-American war and for School of Dancing Of two Infantry brigades, one field from year to year, and thla deci evitably to follow to conscript man i j , j- . I cupatlon of southern Dobruja, William Braithwaite, son of Mr. I Septerrber (which will be Septem- more, than ten years afterward AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES sion, to be valid in any year, has J - i ! avoided Immediate action on the For Conspiracy artillery brigade and additional power, conscript the farmers, con question of Including the S*nate- ' -chlcli Rumania already hjm agreed and Mrs. J. Rhey Braithwaite, of 1 ber 10, 1940). I ' was al sea with the Naval Medical .V.s.sj.stant: Marion E. .Spillane. BOYS’ SHORTS BOYS’ AND GIRL.S’ to be made before September 15 of i to yield. About 800,000 Rumanians Corps. SWEATERS special service troops, up into the script industry, conscript labor 1 approved Russell-Overton amend- 52 Pearl street, this town. The The polls will b« open at nine I s y W ith CosW^sscs at A&P Liquor Shops new - ‘'triangular " or streamlined the year. Hence. If the Selectmen to run industry and conscript the I live 111 the territory to be sur ceremony was performed at the | o’clock in the forenoon and will re During the World War ho held a Wool, Mixtures and Cordu Boys’ and Girls’ do not not by the 15th of next wealth of the nation is not only I ment which would empower the rendered. command with the F'lfth Marines. BERETS divisions which normally include I government to take over defense Hartford, Aug. 30 — )iP) — One home of the^ bride’s parents by < main open until eight o’clock in GINS- roy. Sizes 6-12. Slip-on and Coat Styles only 8,000 men but have 11,000 at month, there wilt bo no legal unnecessary at this time to -ade woman and two men, now residing (Budapest dispatches said the Rev. Thoraten Gustafson, pastor of | the aflenvxin. Standard Time. Twice wounded, he ' received the > bingo gaming here for a year. industrie.s when ' no satisfactory •d Pr^f Sizes 2 to 10 White — Blue — Navy full wartime strength. quate defense of the country but ■ j in New Britain, were arrested to ceded territory would extend as Emanuel Lutheran church, of j Republican Proposals for Distinguished Service Crass, the Learn the Latest Dance RfDCROWKGIN Pt8tille<] Dry Oin full Quart S I.45 Before the Board can act a peti (hot- If 1. . ■ J J ■ I proce and profit agreement could far east as Brasov and give Hun Navy Cross vand the Croix do Guardsmen are expected to that It Is a distinct and dangerous i L. owners day on charges of conspiracy to Manchester. Immediate members ! Nomination QALLON size SS.Zf tion has to be submitted, signed by departure which will lead ultl- ' "'“ h the o«mars on gary a frontier with Soviet Rus of the Wahiberg and Braithwaite : Guerre. He v.-a-s a member of the 89 c and 98c share, however, in the training of Army and Navy orders. falsify internal revenue returns Selectmen 9 8 c u p mechanized forces as well as?tfi the at least 5 per cent of the register mately to the destruction of the and presented before United States sia in the Carpathians the moun families were present. Army and Navy Club of Wa.sh- Craze in Ballroom— 25c ed town voters The petition list Two proposals were made for a Sherwood G. Bowers. H.EiSCHHANN'S GIN Full Quart $1.65 coordination of grovind and air American form of government in a Commissioner William J. Wholean tain range which Hungarians have Miss Norma A. Wahiberg. sister Raymond H. Burnham. ington and the Lambs Club of has to be reviewed and certified by totalitarian military economy." similar amendment but not vote called a barricade to Communism.) of the bride, was maid of honor, New York. Conga - Rumba - Tango - Fox-Trot and Novelty Dancea forces. was taken and the sponsors were here in removal proceedings. David Chambers. HALLOWArS LONDON DRY GIN •• Fifth $1.25 BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS FLANNEL PAJAM.\S SOCKS the. .Town Clerk. J . So far no move I report bore the names of Benjamin Goldberg, hla wife, For Rumanian the Transylvania and Elmore Anderson, of Man Surviving are a son, Paul, Jr.; Such As: has b e ^ made to draw such a pcti- Representatives Anderson (D-Mo) given the week-end to work out decision Involves a third slice of Frank P. Clancy. four sisters: and a brother. Sizes M |F such a provision to be presented Mrs. Rebecca Goldberg, both of chester, was beat man. Luigi Pola. Plymouth Rock • Pickle Dance • Donpid Duck Doodle. Local Sporstnien tion. The petitions, according to [ pyeng ,D-Tenn). .Short (R-Mo); 118 Shuttle Meadow avenue, and territory she has yielded In a lit The bride ia the dietitian at the The funeral will be held in the VERMOUTH 59c ..... 7 9 c to i m , ...... I O C law. It Is .stated must be com to the Hou.se as a committee tle over three months. Harold M. Reed. ^.^I'linKton national cemetery. Ar A rends (R-Ill), Shafer (R-Mlch), David M. Goldberg- of 1494 Main Manchester Memorial hospital and S. Raymond Smith. It Allan pleted and filed by September 1. amendment. On June 27 sh> accepted a So lington, Vs., al a date not yet an GANCIA VERHOOTH Dry Vermouth • 30 Qz. Bottle 99e BOYS’ KNICKERS To Atleiul Trials M.irtin (R-Ia), Elston (R-Ohlo), street, all of New Britain, are the bridegroom Is associated with Alfred M. Steele. HK(;INN'ER.S a n d .a d v a n c e d IN.STRUCTION' CHILDREN S SHOES . tilRI.S’ SKIRTS and Mtirne.ss (R-Ind). It was re viet ultimatum which resulted in the Manchester Dairy Ice Cream nounced. charged by the Kederal authorities Harold R. Symington. ( PASS AND PRIVATE LES.SON^^ IN RALLROOM GANCIA ITALIAN SWEET VERM0imr;;?.1“. ’^ 30 Oz. Bottle 99e Sizes 1 Q r t Sizes 1 Q Q ported that at least one more com- with having conspired with a the Red Army’s occupation of Bes- Corporation. Manchester sportsiilcn, including .sarabla and northern Bucovina, an Following the ceremony the John J. Zapadka. TAP. ACROBATIC. BAI.LET...... 98e to 1.3 ...... i . I f O 8 to 1 ! ...... A . I f O I„ahor Day Hours nilttceman was expected to sign. Hospital Notes fourth defendant, Aaron, H. Fried Assessor FUCINI AMERICAN SWEET VERMOUTH 30-Qz. Bottle 65c five of the members of the Man See Vlctorj’ In Week man of New York. area of about 18,300 square mllea young couple left on a wedding Rinmiits Neel*t local club Is the fox hunt that will day and the Manchester office will bv two to one in my judgment ’’ World war size. was apparent that a good many Pajamas ...... C Sleepers ...... I f O C BLANKETS . O ^ C observe the followin': hours: No said Democrstlc l,eader Rayburn tumn street; Irwin Hayea, 5 Ford ' Henry L. Coleman of Troy. N. Julia P. Oawford. At Sltrdlo, 7:.l0«to 9 P. M. GREBI STAMP Full Quart $2.19 get underway at daybreak on Mon Y,. is in Manchester for the holi Delegations Reoeiveid Separately Letters Evidence prospective fecrults did not know city rural or parcel post delivery of Texas street; Jacqueline Wrubel, 45 Ed- j The talks opened yesterday with Charles S. House. A SM«n<1 day. At that time some of the day. 'V5’iniam E. Keith. how to go about joining the Navy Thursday. Sept. 12th— At Veterans of Foreign Wars SPRING GARDBI *6 Ph>of 3-Piece Knitted O Q SLEEPING O Q Q beat fox hounds in the state and service and the money order win A .$.5,133,628,277 defen.se appro mund street. preliminary discussions at which and emphasized that It was not Full Quart $1.49 dow will be clo,sed all day. The Birth: Yesterday, a son to Mr. Lelsnd T. Wood. Hall. .Manchester (;reen. 3 to 4:30 P. M., for All A nien«1 nf Sets, Sizes 2 to 4 . A e ^ O from other states in the EaH will priation passed speedily by the German Foreign Minister Von In Scalise Case necessary to flic applications in GALLANT KNIGHT ■tralvhc VVhtstMea Full Quart 51.99 B A t;s ...... Bl .NTlNt; . . . 9 8 c **** stamp, general delivery and parcel Senate yesterday was sent to a and Mrs. William Broncill, 45 Thomas J. Quinn, who has been Rlbbentrop and Italian Foreign Board of Education CIa.sses. be entered. ill for a few days, has returned to Carl W. Noren. Washington. ntraltht Rv8 Whisker^ The Thompson Club .will release post dispatch windows will be open Scnate-Hftuse Conference Commit Hamlin street. Minister Count Ciano received the "You’d be aurprlacd,” one of the STRATHMORE TM, W'hlikiy I, 4 Y.ar. Old Full Quart $1.55 All Wool Q Q SWE.XTERAND Q Q BIRDSEYE p y Q from 7'30 a. m. until 10:30 a. m , tee today for a composition of dif Discharged yeaterda,y: Ida Cop-this duties aa a lumber salesman Hungarian and Rumanian delega Watson Woodruff. Cla.sses in Ballroom and Deportment Will Be Held 10 wild foxes at daybreak and the New York, Aug. 30—(45— Cor Constables officials said, "at the number of SWE.\TERS .... I f O C BOOTIE SET.... UQC DI APERS, 27x27” / i f C Monday. fering versions passed by the two ping, 265 Oakland street; Mrs, , for the W. G. Olenney Lumber tions separately. prospectlSi in New Haven and vicin For Boys and Girls in the Seventh and Eighth Grades. dogs will be turned out soon after. Mail.s will be received at 7 a. m.. Rose V’anderbrook, 351 Porter Company. respondence was placed In evidence Charles Crockett. There Is a charge of $1 for entry In bodiep. thus delaying final action Although authorities are in today In support of defense conten ity who write to the Navy De • lOURION WHISKEY. 7:30 a. m.. and 8 30 a. m.. and will until acceptance of the commit street; Mrs Annie Peterson. 120 clined to be reticent regarding OYto H. Herrmann. SCHEDULE OF CL.ASSES WILL BE ANNOUNCED the contest and the club will divide Michael Sheehan of North Main tions that George Scallse did not partment in Wa.shington instead , be (li.spatched at 8 a. m., 9 a. m., tee’s recommendations by both Forest street; Mrs. Charles Stow'- progress to date, a German George Proctor. of coming to us for Information” • LATER. JeilersMi Siraiglil kirGon WMskey Full Quart $1.79 78.') M.MN STREET 70 per cent of the purse among the and 11. a. m. < street, has purchased a building steal 860,087 from the Building Raymond E. Robinson. contestants flnlshlng^Jns,first, sec Ii?i'***L.J>r.pbablv next week.------all' and infant daughter, 121 East spokesman said “ from various Service Employees . Internationa) He said also that many Oinnec- Old Virginia Hills Striiglrt Riended Whiskey Full Quart $1.89 Cor. Birch Street The lobby of the postoffice will The House disagreed to several Middle Turnpike. lot on Doane street and Paul Sedrick StraUkhan. ticut ap()llcanta make their In Carroll'Kiddie Shop ond and third positions. Strange will erect a five room signs it can be presumed that to ynlon (AFL), as the State charges, »* Pro0f“^O:d rashtoned HtkVy Bodied Manchester, Conn. be closed for the rest of the day at Senate amendments and appoint Admitted today: 'Robert Foote. day concluding results will be Newton Taggart. quiries at the Now Haven office 11 a. m. Andover: Charles Burdick. 77 | house on the lot for him. but received it legitimately in com Juatloee of tbe Pesoe Main Studio, 1 4 Strong St. / Tel. 4891 ed managers will rneet with a reached," missions. ^v^^en just as cosily they could go The alien registration office will similar group from the Senate to Horan street; Mary Chappell, 44 Afden E. Bailey. the recruiting stations nearest Member oT Dancing Mnstera of America, Uijhn. Afflllnte No. 18 Hurley to Appear also be closed all day on Monday. As the result of bidding for runs ' The entire Balkan problem, Ger Mrs. Helen Lockwood Cumber compromise the differences. Main street; Mrs. Rosk Limerick, mans emphasize, cannot be dii- Thomas A. Brennan. Wr homes. There are stations International Dance Congreos 16. ToAre OM on the buses in Manchester and to land, 26, a stenographer of Des Gllbey'“s Spey Royal Scotch Whiskey 16.< Proo f The bill carries .funds to start 75 Mam street. sociated from the. fact^Oermany William E. Keith. lirldgcport, Hartford, New Lon- Fifth $2.69 At Two Outings Two Killed in Crash construction 6f 200 warships for Birth: Today, a daughter to Mf. Rockville on the Connecticut Com Plaines, 111., Identified the letters Wllbrod J. Messier. WMteley's Lipief Riended 106% Proteh W blakic* pany lines, James Adams, who has and lU ly are at war with Eng as those which had either been M P ro o f Fifth $2.49 a "two ocean” Navy and more and Mrs. George Pichicholtz, land. The Balkans are of prime .Morris Pasternack. Chicopee palls, Maas., Aug. 30 operated a day bus on the South dictated to her in the Chicago of ArHwr Rm Hi's A Product of Scotland Hartford, Aug. 30—(,P.- Robert ; than 14,000 airplanes. Rockville. Importance to the Axis war econ John O. Rottner. -■% Tears Old—16 Proof Fifth $2.49 r A i A * —(;F)—Two men were killed and a The Senate changes, among other Discharged today: Mrs. Berdena Manchester line goes to Hartford fice by Paul Da'vld, international ^Frankorswele. A .: Hurley, Democratic candidate ! third was injured critically today ami both of the regular operators omy, and hence Germany and secretary-treasurer, or which she Heolhwood Scotch 100% Peotrh Whlakfee TWO things, would ajS^roprlate $100,- BaSsett. 161 Oak street and the Italy are eager for a quick Settle Democratic Nomlnatlona I f P ro o f Fifth $2.19 for governor,' and other members when their automobile left the of the two buses during the day recalled having received from of the party’s state ticket, will 000,000 for housing for defense hospital clinic patients. ment. Selectmen t- flA® road and cra.shed Into a pole. The wortters. $13,065,000 for Improve Census: 76 patients. on the Hartford-Rockvllle line will Scallse in New York in reply to Michael J. OiughUn. make their first campaign appear dead were: Leo Belina. 22, and ' change tomorrow. David’s letters. The letters dealt, > COAST-TO-COAST WINES ance as a group at two outing.s menta at nme Naval yards and Treasury Claim Denied Wesley C. Gryk. Rudolph Kagan. 20. both of training stations, and an Increase 0«>rmana Protest she said, with Scallse's commla- Fred R. Hare. SSlSSEEJPBCiAis ORY TYPE ( N il G oIIm ) ...... $1.29 TOOTY*’ Sunday. (Thicopee Falls. The only other oc of $10,000,000 for Naval aviation. stens and other union matters. Frank Nackowskl. Oommissioner Hurley and Lu- Axis ‘ Residents Interned Washington. Aug. 30—(Pi— The SWEET TYPE ( N il G oIIm ) ...... S1.S9 cien Maciore of New Britain, can cupant of the car was Walter F. _ May .Accept Changes Washington, Aug. 30— —The Tax Appeals Board denied today Scalise, former president of the Ocment J. Pontlllo. STEAMED STEAMED Stachovvlcz, 23. who was removed union, is on trial charged with SALE! didate for congreaimon-at-large. There was a possibility that the ■ ujeg Committee made public to- Hamilton. Bermuda, Aug. 30.— the Treasury’s claim that seven Assessor V FREE! 25t JAR IN HALF OALLON aiZK srill attend the annual outing of to a Springfield hospital. Senate changes might be accepted a protest from the German grand larceny. John 8. Wolcott. ORY TYPE 6Ve nr inn Kill Bn An** I s'. * UP)—One German and two Italian New Haven. Conn., relaOves of CASHMERE BOUQUET SWEET TYPE 85e New London Democrats early In or the bill sent to conference to embassy accusing the committee men of military agemplata Una of Scotch Whiikia*— Two New Hearty Albany, N. Y., Aug. 30—(.45— Day holiday. President Roosevelt Polish Democrats of eastern Con lecturer, aa a Nazi sky. terday. 'They were passengers property, . - . - - Boston, Aug. 30.—(45—As she Edward F. Morlarty. Haiq A Haig — Black * Whita — Dawart — Johnnia Walkar necticut. Muses F. Aufsesser, 61, Albany has asked haste on the bill, so that The protest was transmitted to Judge of Probate IndustriaUst and banker, died to the planes and other defense equip -aboard the ship, which Is due in was about to sail for Japan with Rad Labai — Whifa Hone, Etc. (^nipanions ^ the committee by the State De New York from Lisbon tomorrow. Lingerie Stolen a cargo of scrap metal, the Greek WIlUam 8. Hyde. '>■ * Sees Rooeevelt on Stamp day at Casco, Me., after a heart ment it provides for can be order partment together wtih a detailed Repreeentatlvee AT RIAL LOW PRICES attack suffered Sunday. ed without further delay. freighter Marls L was seized to To Our FanioiiA statement from Rosa denying the Boston, Aug. 30—(45— Boston day by a United States deputy Walter N. LecUrc. V SALE! c . Seattle, Aug. 30 — UP) — Rep. In getting ready for the Burke- committee allegations. Four N a ^ Die la Crash Isadora H. O’MaUey. SALE! h o l i d a y —AAF LIQUOR 8HOFS U^-erpool Bombed Wadsworth - bill debate, neither police kept their eyes open today marshal to satisfy a libel filed in V WILL Og OLOOCD ALL DAY, LAOOR DAY, MONDAY, ttP T. 2ND. Foot l-4>ng Hot Doga JoiMph Martin ot Maseaebusetta, for lingerie—lots of It. Autoun Board of Education CASHMERE BOUQUET party planned S' poll of Its mem Bilbao, Spain Aug. 80.—(#1— Federal colirt by Kostas Karlo- Republican national chairman, pre Reslgoa State Post Mudarri, 3S, told police that takts, a member of her crew. E. May Holden. HAND LOTION COE UQUID DENTIFRICE dicted that although President New York, Aug. 30—W5—The bers, as is customary before votes Four German fliers were killed to Oonatablee NORMAN LEADS AGAIN! . . This time armed British llnei* Eastern Prince on major legislation. The Demo thieves, during the nIghL smashed Kariotakis claimed 810,000 for in ^Mao Prteoa Effoctlva At Following AAP Liquor Storei Roosevelt did not accept Wendell Hkrtford, Aug. SO—UP)—Called day when their plane crashed on James Duffy. with Steamed Hamburgers and rich, whole arrived unexpectedly today from crats said sentiment on their side the premises on the Guenea town a window In his car'after breaking juries suffered when he fell from a WlUUe'a debate challenge, the Liverpool with 97 passengers who for active duty In $he Nav/a aero a street light near bis garage and ladder laat April and charged Clarence E. Foley. b o th 3 6 ^ some Cheeseburgers, a combination of both: pTMldant “will be on the atump of the aisle was overwhelming; hall in the mining district of Bil Harold Keating. reported that Liverpool was bomb Republicans said that "it la not a nautics unit aa an aid to Admiral stole Imported lingerie and linen negligence on the part of the own s!SM »2e‘ Manchester They’re all prepared In a new way to glva trying to defend hla position be- Towers, Louis DeFlorez, Putnam, bao. Tbe plane was apparently off Joseph V. Shea. ed bn three eucceseive nights be party matter: it will be every man Ita route. worth 87,000. ers. them gdded Flavor and Goodness! fbrs this campaign la ovar." fore the -vessel sailed...... for hla owm Ideas." has resigned aa chairman of the JnsUees of the Penes 723 Main St. Telephone 3822 The decisive Senate vote for State, Aeronautical Development Pilot lastroctor KUled Baldwin 47 Tomorrow Richard S. Boland. ’'-'■'.V/.v OflOre Waather Coaraa Plan To Bocmlt Dutch Army conscription Wednesday and final Commlasloo. French Ships BeqnlaltloBed . Harold W. Oarrity. FRICRH SUBJKCT TO MAKKET CHANGES House Committee action yesterday ■yischer Ferry, N. Y., Aug. 30— Hartford, Aug. SO—(45 —Gov. Gemgs C. Lessner. Ghmbrldge, lUat., Aug. *0—CP) 'With the Dutch Legion In Wales, set the stage fqr Chairman May Leaves fS M tf Estate Ottawa, Aug. 80—UP)—Four UP)—Edward Petregal, 22, a CAA Raymond B. Baldwin will be 47 John F. Umsrick. ' •OMparating with tha U. 8. Army Aug. 30.—(P>-:-Plana to recruit a (D-Ky) of tha commltte to go be French merchant sblpe, ia Cana pilot instructor, was killed today years old Saturday but he plans no Edward J. Morlarty. la ii'S N,Air Corps, tha Xaaaachuaatta In- Netherlands Army among Dutch fore tha Houae Buies Committee, ' NaahviUe, Tenn., Aug.— UP)— dian harbors at the time of and Student Flier William E!mery, special observance of his birthday. WUltam P. Quish. ' "{ptitute of Tschnotagy oSarad today resldants of tha United States and with full - administration support, Ike Hlrsch, who sold newspapers France's surrender, have baan re- 18, Albany, Injured seriously, At hla office today be said that he John D. Wilcox. ,( y. iPNNiil, graduate couTsa In on the streets for more t h u 20 qulsitlonad and turned over to the feela as good as ha did a year, Dated------at Manchcater this SOU 3 DAIRY BAR Canada W fe dlscloaad today by to aak leglalative rlgbt-of-^ay on when their two-eexted Piper Cub I ptaiiva young mm authorised Nethariandera on the the floor for the contrpveiaial years, left' an estate of $35,829, Canadian merchant marine. Naval airplane crashed near here. The ago. The governor. contemplated day of August, 1940. DIAL 53'2I 449 HARTFORD ROAD J. A & 'P Stores ova of Sidled Q uan WUbelma’s NMMure. .4 , bate court reooirda disclosed to- Minister Angus MacDonald an- plane All into a hay field border- buslneoa as ususl st tha cspitol Samuel * *' cx( To the Oxford Liquor Shop Stop Jn 7 i BSaMhsd , IM th#Mohawk river. DEI :VE®L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN. PRIDAY, AUGUST 80, IM f ^MANCitESTER EVENING HERA1,D. MANCHESTER. CONN IICOBT AUGUST 80,1949 PAGE porate and IndlTldual, showed de- time he stepped on the eampua. As tha paaaengera arrived aboard The situation hit a haw high aftar pbopld of London sr* b«lBf*sub- Internal Revenue creases, however. Corporations pecte, recommended recently that tha Naal aympathlaera aaaalled paid $1,120,581,630.75 la the 1940 a Tlnaman, Ark., candidate aakad House Passes ^ Ibmrlffftrr Jdctod to thd tortur* of slMpIdss* for gridiron equipment and ilfned India to Aid Britain y iiie n Lock Compaiiy It continue operation, forecasting them with the eame kind of propa Man About Manhattan period eompuad with $l,lt3,040,- en end to Its operating ajt a loss in CurB Stoetd nosa, which Appesrs to b« just on#' Returns Increase 800.61 the preceding year. aa Bob White, too. Coach l^ lta Daily Radio Programs ganda. Moat of the more than 800 , —Ry Georgt Tmtk0r ...... — was elated. “Bven If ha can't three yean. ^tiftrtti9 9 m lb more thlnr that Hitler Is trying Individuals' paymenta amounted Baatora DajrSgM floM UaMa* Otherwtaa Noted. New Tax Bill Amn a te Pow and Lt B refugee paseengere had had some-, to $983,017,876.17 for 1940 as com carry the ball, he ought to divert Independence Is^dmitted Will Continue u a means for the winning of the New York.—Sally Rand, the a picture and ended up explain Can M a re ...... e a a s • • Washlngton, Aug. SO—(iP)—Ouy pared with the $1,028,833,790.49 some of the constant whiatllng.'* Family Trait what more than they could .stand ing bis behavipr to a judge. T. Helyartng, commissioner of In Cent States El ., im . war. bubble and fan dancer who baa received In 1939. For the Information of Indoor ------1 . ------Parkersburg, W. V a —Joe Hem- It BliMll atnat We don’l^ believe that even the of the real Nazi thing and argu ternal revenue, aald today that sportsmen, the bob white Is a bird Signs Point to Possible Bombay — (Correapondenca of<^comj ete Independence aa opposed CIU Sve ...... ItanohMUr. Conn. been barred from the New York You like golf etories like the Osina, however, were registered The Associated Preaa) — India Proxy Battle to Deter sley, brother of the aeveland CIU Sve Pfd .. . horrid device of .screaming bombs ments were frequent and violent. Internal revenue coUectlona for the In the mlacellaneouz levies and which has a whistling call. Overhauling of Meas* to/the promised domlftlon lUtus backstop. Roily, Is catching in a THOMAS PBROUSON World s fair but who la doing bual- one Larry Clinton eent In last fiscal year ended June 30, IMO with all her vast mllliona In man- based on the Idea that If the mine Fate Enids; New El Bond and Sh 0«ii*rAl Mbi» s *>‘ . . . and constant airplane roaring will It was not until ^Major Frank week? Here’s another of the old employment taxes. local industrial league. Niag Hud Pow . PaandBS Oetabar 1. till ' nec every night at a hotel on were. $138,787,394.20 ,more than If teachers ruled the world there WTIC WDRC ure in Senate. power will ''throw her full weight' war le really a war for democracy break the morale of the London L. Bums, ranking military officer Broadway, la a demurs miss in all Dlpsy-Doodler's anecdotes of a those of the preceding 12 months. Into the struggle” with Britaih and — ■* freedom,■'— ■"— then ImperiaUsin Directors Elected. 2:- PaMUbad E*ary ETtnlns B*e«pt wayside tee which concerns Joe would be no wars to destroy the Hartford ers. You can get used to .noise. of the transport and sharer of Bird Calls For Twd Hartford against the Axis powers onljl if must end and the Independence Sandara and Holldara Bntarad at moments except thoao when cam VenuU, who at one time played Collections totaled $3,340,452,- children whose lives we have nur 1040 ke. $882 na 1880 ke, 828 Ok Washington, Aug. 30—(8>)—The tha Pott Offlet at Manehaattr, command with the maStlme com 348.78 for the 1940 fiscal year, Chllllcothe, Mo. — (Jp) — Cbllll- tured. India’s Independence la acknowl and aelf-determinaUon of India TerryvUle, Aug. 30— (fl>) a OeaA, aa Saoand Clasa Mall Mattar. Any kind of nplse. If you don't era tlenda In the audience are an amazingly hot fiddle for Mr. exceiH profits tax bill, which mander Captain Bror E. Toming, compared with $3,181,573,953.58 cothe Builneaa College students —Irvin R. Znenall, eecreUry edged, Pandit Jaiwraharlal Nehru, muet 4>e acknowledged. proxy battle between two groups believe It ask any World War vet spotted training their candid cam Paul Whiteman. The action Ukea Friday, Aog. 80 * FrUtoy, Aog. SO whisked through the House in less former president of the Indian Na *'ln that event,” he iwld, "India SUBSCRIPTION RATBS for 1929. welcomed their new football coach. American Fodpratlon of Teach of shareholders to determine the eran who had to live day after day read the riot act to them, by for eras on her dance. • Then ahe be place at the 18th bole. P.M. p. m. tional Congresa, declared today. would throw her full weight Into Ona Taar by Mall ...... I*-®® Approaching a water hazard Income tax paymenta, both cor Bob White, with bird calla every ers. than four hours, went to tjih Sen Par Montb by Mall ...... J -J® amid the thunder of never ceasing bidding all political discussion and comes an indignant tigress and 4:60—BackaUg* Wlf* 4:00—Music Off The Record— Ray Nehru said the Aug. 8 etatement the struggle. fate of The Eagle Lock Company Sinaia Copy ...... ••••; ®* she will scratch your eyes, out Joe's drive fell short, leaving him 4:15—StalU Dallas ate today wiberc signa pointed to I^llTarad Ona Taar ...... t»®® gtins. Ask,him whether, when he propaganda on the ship and Barrett by Lord Linlithgow, British vice "Congress sought no power or was ended today with the decision quicker than you can snap a lense. a 200-yard shot to clear the wa 4 ;30— Lorenzo Jones 4:45—Ad Liner—Dance Program considerably less speed and a pos position for Itself,” he declared, AIio was "dead lor sleep," he could He threatening to set the Nazi trou- ter. Venutl blithely reached for roy of India, reiterating j^m iaes of the etockholders that the cen member of 4:43— Young Wldder Brown 5:30— Strictly Swing—Gil Bayek sible overhauling. of "empire partnership” between "but demanded an elected con- M*mb«r School of Dancing THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ble makers a.shore, that these syn- | Reason: She wants no free bis spoon at which tha caddy con- 5:00—Girl Alone tury-old firm ahould continue its Dancing Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la aaelualaa- down, practically under one of 5:40— Baseball Scores Opposition to the bill waa re India and Britain at the end of the aUtuent assembly tq frame India's thetlcally American Hitlerites thrills being toted about the I verslonally aald he didn't think 5:15—Life Can Be Beautiful manufacturing operations. Maaters ly antitlad to tha aaa or rapubllea- the guns, and In two minutes be In 0:$5— Scattargood Baines ported In the Finance Committee, War was, actually a conUnuaUon j c°n*tltuUon A t the annual meeting yeater tlan at all nawa dlapatehaa craditad I country by sneaks who take un- | Joe could make it,- 5:30—Jack Armstrong 0:00—Tha Esso Reporter— Newa, where, Senator LaFoIlette (Prog., Beply Unsatisfactory of to tt or not otharwiaa eraditad' In dreamland. subsided. Last day Special of the "EnUre British policy of day, It waa announced that holders authoMzed pictures of her dance, "Don'l!* you tell me how to 5:45—The O’Nelllai' weather WIs.) already waa talking of even "The British government's re America ANNOUNCES thia papar and alao tha local nawa It IS Improbable that the offi creating and aggravating disrup of 42,360 shares wished the com Perhaps, In London, they will ■which, as you know, is done with play!” thundered Venutl, and 6:00—Nawa, Weather suffer taxes than the excess profit ply was wholly unsatisfactory, and publlahad haraln. 6:16—Strictly Sporta 6:05— Henry King’s Orchestra tive tendencies, crushing Rational pany to remain operative, while All rlphta of rapubileatlon :of have to give up herding the people cers of the American Legion neg out benefit of clothing. promptly slapped the ball right 6:16—Newa Broadcast—Bob Trout levies of from 20 to 50 per cent In most provinces the provincial apaclal dlapatehaa haraln ara alao into the lake. Warning the boy 6:30—Arthur G ^frey ism and advance elements ih favor holders of 25,980 sharec favored into alt raid aheltera, let them lected to obtain full identlflcatlor. Second, she fears that bad pho 6:20—Edwin C. Hill provided for by the House. of federal and reactionary gtoups governments resigned In protest. A SCHEDULE OF CLASSES raaarvad. ______tography will hurt her. She not to say a word, Joe took a new 6:45—Lowell 'Thomaa liquidation and cessatiem of busi- atay right In their beds. When of thcae people or to turn over Saturday Only 6:30— Paul Sullivan Reviawa the The House gave Its approval to 8 0 as to conaolidate Britieh Im- "Since then autonomy has been neaa. Full aarrlea cllant of N. E. A. doesn't mind ' disrobing at the ball and dropped It In the same 7:00—Fred Wering'a Orcheetre the complex measure yeaterday, ■uapended and autocratic rule pre SA-rURDAY^ SEPT. 7th, 1940— i one is star\’ed for sleep It becomes their namea and addresses to the 7:15^Europeen Newa F«riallsm.” In addition to voting down the Saraloa Inc. ______proper moment before paid audi place. In a stentorian voice he 6:20—Edwin C. HIU pasikge coming on a voice vote vail*. It la the old conflict be / Tap Class, 2 to 3 P. M. ' quite unimportant to him whether FBI, It is erident that, thinking called for a third ball. The caddy 7:30—Inalde of Sporta In an exclusive Interview, ex\ plan of the minority bl(x:, the Publlthari Rapraaantatlaai, Tha ences. She very much minds 7:45—Patti Chapin Sings For 8:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the which found only a handful of tween Parliaments and the king’s ..... ' Acrobatic Class, 3 to 4 P. M. Jullua Mathawa Special Araney— i he ever wakes up or not he is go as much as they do of the Nazi those who would "sully” her rep unnerved by now, meekly handed members dissenting. Its approval plaining the India Congress’ re "^tocracy which England. Ameri stockholders also elected a new, New Tork. Chlraao, Detroit and You News fusal to cooperate with the em nine-man Board of Directors, re- system and as little as they do of utation by emphasizing nudity it to him only to see it fall not 8:45—The World Today was urged on the ground that it ca and France know so well.” X BOiton, ing to have the .sleep. He would five feet from where the others 8:00— LuciUe Manners, Frank pire's war effort, Nehru said: talfiing only three raembers of the WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11th, 1 9 4 0 - the American way of life, they can when it is really grace after all Black's Orchestra 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy would end the "botUeneck’’ of tax Since the Independence plea wraa member audit BUREAU OF I sleep tr a tree, on the comice of a that Is her forte. In case you had landed. Joe called for a new uncertainty on defense contracts, "We are entirely opposed to made 11 months ago, Nehru said, present flve-ntan board. Baby Class, 2 to 3 P. M. circulations. 8:30—Guy Hedland Playhouse 7:15—Lanny Rosa skyscraper, on a railroad track If hardly have left that heaven on didn't know. ball. Regular $ 1 94-2S and at the same time prevent the Naziiam, but we are also opposed “ the wishes of the Indian people New Director* Elected High School Ballroom Class, 7:30 - 9 P. BL 9:00—Waltz IMme 7:30—Al Pharce Show The new directors elected were; Th« Herald Prlntlnz Company. i he could sleep nowhere else. The earth on anything but errands of Lately she has refused attrac "Mr. Venutl.” walled the cad 9:30—Program From New York 8:00—Man About Hollywood amaaaing of huge “war fortunes." to Imperialism, with which we have been completely ignored and IBC.. aiaumta no financial reaponal- . _ .___i ui„» dy, "we haven't got any more!" have had bitter experience our- Charles W. Deeds of Hartford; blllty for typozraphtcal arrora ap- i urge to sleep mav. after too long 1 misrhlel tive offers from picture maga 10:00— Variety Program featuring 8;30-—Choo8e Up Sides Other Provisions. over-ridden by means of govern zines wishing exclusive pictures Joe headed lugubriously for Besldes the Imposition of a 20 ! selves and which crushea our ment by ordinance and decree.” Preaident Eliot Farley; Dudley S. STUDIO, REAR 324 CENTER ST. pearinz in adverttaemenla In the a period of wakefulness, become a ' Anyhow It's regrettable that Genuine Mahogany Don Ameche 8;S3— Elmer ftevia—News Ingraham of Bristol: Roykl jJttle Maneheater Evtninc Herald. of her (lance. "It's the principle the water hazard. At its bank ne 10:30—Quiz Kidi -9:00—Johnny Presents to 50 per cent excess profits tax growth and explolta ua. Hundreds of well-known public good deal more pressing than the | they didn't let out a few more of the thing," she explains took the spoon he had been car- the House-approved bill would: Imperialism Must End workers, he said, have been arrest of Providence; Vlce-Pre$ldent Rol- TELEPHONE 6414 Friday, August 30 11:00—News and Weather 9:30—Grand Central Station urge to live. Pretty soon, if this! peeps sc that they could haviebeeri Those sort of pictures aren’t ' rying and broke It over hla knee 11:15—The Party Line 1— Permit government contrac "The demand of Congress for ed. lln B. Plumb; Charles E. Rolfs of 10:00—Ed. C. Hill Intervlewa New Haven, chaimian of the State Registration Dates for Private Classes thing continues Ivondon is going put off " the " ship, ' ' preferably before good tor you. Usually they are and threw it In the water. With 12:00—Newa Charles R. Hook, Chairman N.A. tors to "amortize” defense plant out a word he turned to the cad Salem Chest Group Development Cdmmlaalon; Lester Will Be Announced Later. Democratic Blitzkrieg she sailed but. anyhow, put off made out to be .something entire AM. M. expansions by deducting the cost to say, drowsily. "To hell with It!" ly different than what they real dy, took the golf bag, and with of new facilities from taxable in Henry A. Wallace, Democratic 12:05—Will Hudson’a Orcheatra 10:30—News of the War but speclflc Information regarding and go to sleep and sleep straight the ship. ly are ' So that's the set-up. A a muttered word threw the bag 12:30—Horace Hcldfa Orcheatra come; It is lackinglecklng.' " • » .Weeks of Boston; and Roy C. Wll. Vice-presidential candidate, is a 10:45—Golden Gate Quartet Two Purveys cox of Meriden. through any howling, screaming, special warning is also passed in the water. Then he picked up 12:65—Newa 11:00—Easo Reporter 2— Suspend the present profit the protesting caddy and threw WlJ(tox headed the group which consummate politician. It i.s not crashing air raid racket that the Nol Quite True along to those who might try to 1:00—Gray Gordon'a Orchestra 11:05— Sports Roundup limitation on warship and aircraft Former Denver Athlete him into the water! 1:30—Dick Clsnes' Orchestra contracts; marshalled the victorious vote, going to do at all for the Repub Hitlerites dan devise. Maybe a lot defy this edict. Not only will Sal sl59 11:16—Nat Brandwynne'e orchea On Resources Now. RAF Engineer while Charles J. Thornton of Bos Paul Mallon, the Washington ly -scratch your eyes out. she’ll Then with a despairing look^ 1:55—Newa - tra 3— Yield an estimated $300,- lican leaders to ignore that fart, of London will he killed as It Venuti pulled off the sport s^irt 2;00-SUent 000,000 revenue In 1940 and $900,- ton and Andrew N. Wilson, Jr., of NOW puhllCi.-'t. referring to Wendell also have you arrested. It hasn't 11:30—Woody Herman's orches Denver— —Thirty years ago and to‘ attempt to compel the sleeps, hut you can't destroy been a week since one enthusias- ] that Bing Crosby had given him, 'Year 'round beat sellers, these OOO.tXK) annually thereafter. Gerald Collins, chief engineer for Providence, stockholders, led the Willkie s repudiation of the sup three Watkins Reproductions are tra astilte field commander of the the morale of a .lead man or wom tic obsen’er started out to sneak and he Jumped in! Tomorrow'a Program Senator LaFoIlette. who may Data on Lumber and the British Royal Air Force, was minority group. aensatlonally low priced for tha AM. 12:00— Henry Buase'a orchestra seek to boost the rates, waa the Of the new directors, only Far Denvocratlc forces to fight on port of Father Coughlin, makes 1 2 :3 0 -News trying to win hls football and an. last day of the August Sale. Beau 6:00— Reveille author of a more drastic exces-s Aviation Supplies in ley, Little and Plumb were mem ' the flat statement that "the hith- 12:35—Jimmie Lunceford's orches baseball letters at a Denver high AFTER ground of their choosing. Thei..Chlnese have been taking It ’ ous macadam resuffaclng on North tifully made with structural parts 6:23— News profits tax formula, passed by the school. Hla father Is a mining en bers of the five-man board. Mr. Wallace’s acceptance speech i erto unbroken custom of Presiden- enough of the world's goods to of solid mahogany; broad surfaces tra State Being Gathered. for v’ears, and not even the sur- compensate for the years of wa- Proed street, West River street. 6:30—Gene and Glenn .Senate earlier thia session but gineer here. To Make Inqnrovemenfs at Dea Moines last night indicates I tial esndidates has been to ac- Prospect Place and North street. of richly grained mahog(uiy ve 7:00—Morning Watch thrown out of the $l,000,000,0p0 Farley told the stockholders that face of their morale has been i ter-boyl-ng and dot-dashing and neers. Delivery: 2 to 4 weeks. 8:00—News Tomorrow’s Program Hartford, -Aug. 30.—(JPi—Two all quarters, I he retired to New Mexico. On a Route No. 2; North Stonlngton. general defense tax measure In a More Room For Gage Tourneys manjo-lmprovementa will be made . ■ very clearly that he Intends to scratched. It doesn’t appear prob- ^ 8:15—News Here and Abroad a. m. industrial surveys of the state, one m m : Senate-House compromise. in the factory, Including the in- adopt the military principle even Communists, until after elec- ridge above Santa Fe he built a Relocation of this route around able that Hitler will find the Brit- village of North Stonlngton. No 8:30—Radio Bazaar 7:00--Muslc Off The Record Ray concerning lumber and the other Denver— A half dozen old stSLllatlon of new machinery, Terrv- ; tion day ' ! rambling Spanish villa, with win- 8:65—W TlUa Program Parade Barrett Hearing# Start Tuesday that the best defense is throug.h Ish less tough than the Japs have ' (lows that run from floor to ceil hitidrance to traffic over present The new excess profits legisla on aviation supplies, are being houses have been torn down to ville's largest industry, the Eagle Mr. Mallon, as is so often the 9:00—Music While You Work 7:15—The Easo Reporter — News. a vigorous offensive. The plan ob found the Chinese, And he isnU i ing and a view that takes your route. tion went immediately to the Fi furthered by the State Develop make way for an addition to the Lock employs about 800 persons. I case. Is slightly inaccurate in thl.s 9:45— Gene and Glenn Weather municipal auditorium, scene of YEARS viously 1# to make this campaign going to last for years. Not un ; breath away. Route New. 2 and 15: East Hart, nance Committee and. Chairman ment Commission, it was revealed The accounting firm of Rath A 10:00—Lincoln Highway 7:20—Music Off The Record the national A.A.U. baaketball Strong, engaged to study the com appear to the voters to be a battle assertion, in at least one historic He spent more money on a wa- ford. 1 4 miles of reinforced con Similar group Harrison (D.. Miss.), said hearings today. less the British do crack. 10:30—Bright Idea Club 7 :5 5 -Esao Reporter tournament for the last six years. pany’s financial statue and pro#- Instance. A Tammany judge or ' ter sy.stcm 1 it had to be piped up crete pavement on Glastonbury- in mahogany 11:00—WPA Band would commence next Tuesday. The commission it assembling between Roosevelt and Hitler— I from the valley i and gas and East Hartford road. 8:00—News of Europe The Senate leadership plans to ex-judge-had issued a statement veneers with 11:15—Sports School for transmittal to Washington all and to paint all opponents of the electricity than he .did on his Route No. U.S. 6: South Windsor 8:15— Shoppers Special Music, start debate the week after next. the data It can obtain about Con ------We’re Those Rescue Shins g u m w' o o d 11:30—Progfam From New York time former aa .aides of the latter. during the 1916 campaign declar house. and East Windsor. 3-4 mile of re The ease with which the meas necticut manufacturing establiab- framing, $110. 11:43— Women’s Club Program 8:30— Easo Reporter That la the position that Mr. The refugee children .ship bill ing that unless the late President | inforced concrete pavement on the 12:00 Noon—Program'-From New ure wa# pushed through the House, ments that are present or poten Odds Wens .Against Him. 8:35— Shoppers Special has been signed by the President. Wilson changed hls position on a Hartford-Springfleld road. Tem York at a single day's session waa made tial sources of supply for the avia Wallace took up last night and, Jovial apd good-natured in so porary bridge provided. 9:00—National Hillbilly Cham possible by drastic procedure Going Out Of Business principle the P.M. tion Industry. from the viewpoint of the purely The government is not going to.: certain matter of cial gatherings, Dempsey Is as ; Route No. U.S. 5A: Windsor. pions which barred all amendments not The action la in response to (ui LUXURIA 12:15—Julio Oyanguren 9:15—News Tomorrow nlgfct wo’io Inrning the key la oar door political strategist. It is one from Initiate the work of rescuing chll- ! Tammanyite and many others serious and hard-working in poll- | 3 4 miles of reinforced concrete 12:30 — Connecticut University approved by the Ways and Means urgent request for this Informa for good. For alas years we have been fertnaato 9:30—Let’# Be Lazy which h# and hls Democratic dren from the war perils of Brit would not support him. To which i tics as he was in working hla way I pavement on Hartford-Wlndior Farm Forum Committee and also limited debate tion from the National Defense enough to have had a loyisl following on the West Up. When he .started pumping 10:00— Honest Abe to two hours. b| HARRIET HUBBARD AYER army of speakers and writers are ain- that must be a private under Mr. W ilson promptly and openly road. Council. Questionnaires are being Side—and to aO of t h ^ goes the tlaoere thanke '^steam into Hatch Act No. 2, the Route No. U.S. 7: North Canaan. 10:30—Welcom# Lewis' Singing Many more complaints were replied the quotation is from sent to manufacturers for verifica of Mike Maaearo. proprietor. Our boelnese has been not likely to be driven b\- any taking. When arrangements have odds here were 10-to-t that there Construction bridge over Black Bee heard against the bill itself. Rep tion or supplemental information I good — but steady employmeat with the Pioneer desultory sniping at outposts It I been made Tor the care of the res- memory "I should be very ^orry waan t a chance for thl.s measure berry river, shout 500 feet south of WATKINS 11:00—News resentative Fish (R., N. Y.), call on a survey made some time ago , Cleanses and beautifies. En Parachute Compaiity now teems more attractive. calla for a concentrated frontal at ened children on thl.s side of the indeed to know that you or any to take out of politics any work I junction of Routes U.S. 7 and U.S. brothers I N C 11:05—The Old Dirt Dobber ed the procedure "a vigorous gag” by the Aeronautical Development i one like you voted for me." ers partly paid from Federal 44. Open to traffic over temporary Radio 11:30— Play-by-play Description but nevertheiess supported both Commission. j courages dry skin to feel Again-^Many Thanks! tack. ocean and a ship or ships have fund.s. He fought it out of two P.G.A. from Herahey the procedure and the bill itself If Mr. Mallon wepe to do a bit I bridge. Retaining Field Technician It Is one thing for the Republic been chartered by private Inter committees and onto the House 1 Route No. 8: Shelton. Derby and Eastan Standard Tima. 12:00 noon—Ad Liner because both Democratic and Re The commission is also retaining smooth and look flower-fresh. an leaders to know a . hundred ests. then the United States gov of research it is to be suspected floor and when the final vote was Ansonia. Removal of trolley rails 12:30—Let's Pretend publican Ways and Means (Tom- a field technician to bring Connec- i things about this administration ernment will request from all bel he would find litany instances of In the act' was passed W3 to 122. and resurfacing road with 10,377 mltteemen urged that the leglala- tlcut's facilities for defense pro- ' It was the 100th Dempsey- New York. Aug. 30.—(iP)—Ten tlon not be tampered with. WELDON that ahould condemn it in the eyes ligerents pledge.s of safe conduct repudiation.Of undesirable support linear feet of 3 inch sheet asphalt nis throws Its annual comlng-ln- duction to the attention of appro- i S|00 Mike’s Shoe Hospital sponsored measure to become a on concrete base. Two Main Complaints priale Federal procurement agen- ; 3RUG CO.MPANY of the electorate. It la going to be for the vessel or vessels. by Presidential candidates. law. With that mark, he arranged to-lts-own party J tomorrow with Will Check Status TTie two main complaints 901 Mala Street Thomaston. Repairs to Reynolds the opening of the national men's clea. another to get the people to listen No belligerent will be asked for for pairing on the measures now against the bill were made by Rep The second survey, on.lumber, is ' before Congress and went home bridge. and women's championships at 5 WALNUT STREET to them so long as politicians as any guarantee that a rescue ship Route No. 10: Simsbury and Of All Arrested resentatives Knutson (R.. “ Minn.), i being conducted by the state for-! to work- for election to a seat on Forest Hills. N. Y. and Ford (R„ Calif.). skillful as Mr Wallace Ignore shall not hit a mine, because that Granby. 7.2 miles of mlx-ln-place 1 ester to get accurate information the other side of the capitol. CBS offers exclusive coverage of Knutson objected to what he concerning the consumption of bituminous surface and bituminous the nine-day classic, which will them and continue to shout that is a guarantee which, manifestly, Washington macadam surface under construc New Haven, Conn., Aug. 30 -(IP) called "aimless haste In the for lumber and wood products in Con nothing in the world counts but no belligerent could give. All diat find Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble mulation of tax policies" and to necticut so that local production tion on College highway. One-way defending their titles against —Police (Thief Philip T. Smith an the menace of Hitler and Hitler any nation at war can (jo la to traffic in places. "day-to-day and hand-to-mouth” of timber may be effectively co Daybook Condition Of rough competition. nounced today that, starting im defense financing. He urged more ism. give Its solemn proml.^ that the Route No, 15: Middletown. Elim ordinated with its use. > •By Jack Stinnett- WhUe Ted Huaing la winding up mediately, a check would be made comprehensive tax legislation to Forests of the state, according The Democrats quite obviously ship will not be attaidced by any ination of dangeroua condition on aoverage of tha P. G. A. golf tour Slate Roads the Middletown-Durham road. on the citizenship statue of every finance the plans. to the commission "are potentially , are going to conduct- a frightful of its armed for^ i. submarine, I Washington If any of you nament at Harshey, Pm., Joe Bol Ford expressed fear that the tax capable of producing, under Im Route No. 20: Barkhamsted. ton will be heard In the opening person arrested and charged with ness blitzkrieg. In the midft of surfa(>i or ain / ! readers of your acquaintances are Bridge over west branch of Farm meant “slow assassination of busi proved management, not only In Construction in force In the day summaries. an offense punishable by a year or ness” w'hich he said already was whose noise and tumult mere Of course the chances are much ' wondering about the Hatch act, ington river at Riverton, tempor creasing quantities but also grades i l , which keeps all F-ederal full or Stale of Connecticut announced by There will be no broadcast Mon more In prison. "over-taxed, over-regulated and and qualities adapted to more ex proofs of scores of blunders and greate: tt>at any such ship could ary bridge provided. I part-time employea out of politics the Connecticut Highway depart Granby. Salmon Brook channel day. when Huaing will cover the If the suspect Is found to be an harassed." He suggested that the acting requirements. Current utili extravagances and reprehensible reach a British port and return : and otherwise makes a hazard of ment August 28, 1940 for the week Aqueduct han(jicap at 3:30 p. m. alien this information will be given $300,000,000 the bill la expected to zation of wood products, native Improvement. Ted will take over the tennis tie-ups will hardly get a hearing wdthotit being blown up by a mine some objectlonal tricks in the na- ending September 7. 1940. together Granby and East Granby. 2 4 to city court officials before the raise this year could be obtained and Imported, within the state la matches Tuesday, beginning through Federal economy. unless the Riain position, that tha'n tnat It could not. But the ' tional political game, tip your'hat with surface oiling and stone sur miles of bituminous macadam sur case Is disposed of. apparently of considerable extent - to a man who is himself waging atroke-by-stroke descriptions on Roosevelt alone is capable of lead hazard would, nevertheless, be a facing. This report does not include face on Granby-East Granby road. Thursday. Jack McCarthy will do The, chief pointed out that previ his biggest political campaign un- either the Merritt Parkway or, the Route No. 41; Sharon. Construct ously It might have been possible Ing Xhf .ation to security. Is nuo ' lonjf way from slight Tt may be I der the new rules and regulations. the Aqueduct for WJZ-NBC. Wilbur Cross Parkway, both of ing box culvert near Main street, for non-cltlzena, who are subject •to .jly assaulted. a very fair question whether the ' Me 18 John J. Dempsey. Friends which are being constructed on Sharon Open to traffic over tem to deportation If they are im Calling 'em tonight: Europe— risk run by any particular child I call him Jack. He's arouqd 60. naw location. porary bridge. prisoned twice for terms of more j He’s white of hair and red of face, NBC 8:15; CBS 9:30; MBS 10 30. through remaining at home would nosed for Construction- Routes No. 68 and 69: Prospect. 11:30. than one year for crimes Involving Trying to Break Morale but he looks, acts and talks like Detour Provided be anv greater than It must face 939 L. F. of 8 4 Inch bitumlnoul WEAF-NBC 7—Frank Black, moral turpitude, to be convicted TIRE a post-graduate athlete In hla sup When Berlin communiques and, Route No. U.S. 1: East Haven. macadam pavement at Prospect concert; 8—Waltz Time; 8:80— and Imprisoned without their % ueb a voyage.’ per forties. East Haven cut-off. Approximately intersection. the Berlin press tell us that such For six years he has been New Music for Mcxlerns; 9—Don status as aliens becoming known. Still, It Is to be assumed that 1.5 miles of reinforced concrete and Route No. 69; Waterbury. Drain British objectives as Tlllbury Mexico's only representative in Ameche; 9:30—Quiz Kids. - - - BUT FIRST TO MARLOW’S such voyages will he undertaken, rolled gravel pavement. age correction at junction of Ham CBS chain, 6;S0— Paul Sullivan: Docks have been destroyed we the-House, Now he's campaigning Route No. U.a. lA ; Stonlngton. Last Day— Tomorrow Named As UbrarUn since It is Improbable that the from the snow-capped pbaka ilton avenue and Pearl Lake road. 8:15—Lanny Ross; 8:30-^ Al have no reason to believe it. When Grade crossing elimination in the Route No. 97: Pomfret. Approxi Pearce; 7 30—Ted Huaing, Chmse SALE Germans will refuse to Join In a above Raton Pass to the sandy village of Stonlngton- 617 feet 6 KNICKERS British communiques and the Brit bottoms of the Rio Grande for mately 3-4 mile of bituminous ma Up Sides; 8:30—Grand Ceritral Bridgeport. Aug. 30— (IP) — E. safe conduct, provided they' are inch span steel I-beam viaduct over cadam pavement on the Hampton- Tweed SUxtureo and. ish press tell us that the German United States senator. (Incum Station. -• !■ , Everett Cortright, preaident of the First Lessons in Thrift Navy Bine specifically exempted from any re railroad tracks and a steel foot Abington road. WJZ-NBC 7—Strictly Buslneas; Junior CkiUege of Connecticut, an ■ bombs did no damage to Tillbury bent Senator Dennis'Chavez Is hls $1.98 sponsibility for a mine sinking. primary opponent, i bridge over railroad tracks at Elm Sprague. Three-span deck girder WATKINS BROTHERS 7:80—Death Valley Days; 9—T. R. nounced today the appointment of TIRE Docks we have no reason to be street under construction. Elm bridge and approaches at She- FOR THE YOUNG MAN: Other* for $1.00. In such event there is one thing He's not the only man In poli Ybarra, news; 9:15—DIanah Shore, Miss Emily M. Morrissey of Frank lieve that. We know that all bel tics who got there inadvertently, street closed to traffic. Traffic may tucket river in Baltic. Blues: 9:30—Representative Flan lin, Mass., as librarian at the In which it seems to us should be in pasa on Water street. Route No. 100: East Haven. LONGIES SWEATERS ligerent government.s talk for ef hut he is one of the few. As a re agan (D-Va) on Conscription. stitution. Miss Morrissey, a gradu Our Aeoortment Inclodeo sisted on before any permit for the sult of a long personal friendship Route No. 33: Wilton. Conatnict- Steel rigid frame bridge at High MBS chain. 7:30—Slnfonletta; ate of the Simmons College Li DUNLOP BISONS la Durable Twoeda and Cheriota fect. So js'e are left without in- ; Coat and SUp-on Stylo# in voyage Is granted. The child ref with (and mutual admiration for) Ing grade croaalng elimination and street. 'Tem^rary bridge provld 8:15—.Sports Guide. Bill Acker brary School, Is head librarian of formation. But when American bridge over Norwalk river on the ed. man: II—Dancing until 1 a. m. Zipper. Button, or Plata I ugees to b« passengers on the President RoosevSlt, he was dev the Franklin Public library ;,at School $ 1 .9 8 Mtodels Ridgefield road, near the Wilton , Route No. 101: Klllingly. Bridge _ . ^ have seen^illbury Docks, that they I ignated to set up the New Mexico present. 4:75x19 $4*60 $1.00 fnd Mort ship should constitute a cro.ss sec-■ I recovery program In the hectic railroad station. Traffic muit use over Five Mile, river and ap AUGUST Samples for Saturday; Europe— Others From $1.00 seen Tlllbury Docks, that they i tlon of the British child population; ! summer, of 1933. A year later he south Y branch for Route 33. Road proachea at Dayville. Temporary NBC? 7 e. m.; CBS 7 a. m.. 9:30 p. .heve been damaged and that i rtefimuiy ahould not belong, to any i dropped in on the New ' Mexico is open to railroad station only. bridge provided. GYM SHORTS m.; MBS 10:05 a. m.. 11:30, 10 p. Supplies White - BItio . Khaki Route No. U.S. 44: Canton and Route No. 149: East Hsddam 11:30 WEAF-NBC, 9:30 a. m. NATIONALLY ADVfHTISEU BOYS’ SHIRTS AND have several ships Ijdng there, but ^ two social or financial claas- ; f Democratic convention Md 4:50x21' 50c that the damage had by no means found himself nominated for the New Hartford. Hartford-Winsted Approximately I mile of bitumin J-Bright Idea Club; 1:30 p. m.— 9 4 .5 9 Loose-Leaf Notebooks, 2 BUTTON-ON BLOUSES es or, strata. The United States | road. 2 4 miles of. reinforced con And Don’t Forget;' Boito, stop'ped or seriously affected the ! state's s(ngle seat in the lower ous macadam en the Moodus-West- FURNITURE Campus Capers; 7— Uatener’s and S-rlng atylee, from 10c government is assuming a very | ihou.se. crete pavement. Opqn to traffic. cheater road. Playhouse. CBS chain, 10 30 a. m. tSlUtes and Assorted Patteraa Suspender*. 'Ite*, Soek* functions of that great terminal | definite responsibility in sponsor- , Socreeds With 100 Bills. However, traffic may detour via Route'No. 184: Preston. Ap —Ted Huilng, P. G. A. semi-finals Notebook Filler...... 8e *ad Golf Ho**, Under- ■and that the damaged vessels were Inn- tkn.n .kin in,.nn.,-. ' threo terms hs Has been Routes 4 and 219. proxlmately 1 4 miles of bitumin (also 1 and 5:13 p. m.); 8 p, m.— 5:25x19 9 4 .9 5 50c-69c-79c ing these rescue ship journeys. , clock-like regularity Winchester. Construction 75 ous macadam pavement on the Peopls'B Platform. WJZ-NBC, 9:30 being repaired, then we have j The United States is a democracy. PeacU Boxes .. 16e to 60c something dependable to He has seen 100 of ^his sponsored miles of concrete pavement Preston Plalns-Griewoid road. a. m.—Joseph Gallicchio's Orches PERFECTDIAMOND RINGS go on. I nriiist insist- on pracllcal democ- i hills written Into * the statute from the city of Wlnsted west; Route No. 174; New Britain and tra; 11:30—Farm and Home Hour: Upper Pm c U Cases . .XOc Children’s 1-he correspondents are not bellig- j books and has earned an enviable also grading and drainage installa Newington. Grade crossing ellm 9:15 p. m— Vaughn Munroe'e or 5:50x17 •rents; their job is to obtain and reputation for personal popular tion. Detour Is provided by Routes ination on Newington ayenue and SALE chestra. MBS chain, -10:43 a. m.i 9 5 3 5 Brief Oaaee . .25e to $2.98 ANKLE tell facts. ity. 183 and 182. New Britain avenue. Short detour 8:15 p. m.-T-Woody Herman's or SOCKS Transport’s Pests That Is not all. Dempsey's story cheatra; 9:30—News and Dancing A Complete Line of Pea- There are, however, no Ameri No Route Number*: around bridge. is that of a man who emerged af Franklin. Bridge over Peck Hol Route No. 207: Sprague. Con until 1 a. m. The ahortwavea DJL cUe, Pena, Inka, Pads, j la All Color* can correapondenta In the areas Probably worse than the mine TOMORROW Af t e r n o o n at 5:30 the curtian will be rung 0:00x16 Eraaera, Typewrittag Pa- SCHOOL DRESSES ter years in the subways of New low Brook at Franklin station. crete T-beam bridge over Beaver down on another Watkins Brothers August Furniture Sale. Berlin, 5 p. m.—Happy Week-end; 9 5 .5 5 Trockla* Frock*" iBclodlag pUld*. of Germany which are being ; peril, the sea sickness or the over- ■York City and won succe.ss in the Hampton. Bridge over Little Brook under construction. HAT4 Budapeat. 7:30—Hungarian per. lOc • 15c - 25e bombe1111; 1,181 feet Bloomor* aad V«*to ...... M vice president of the company In years, Dr. Piiaey was among tha order yesterday authorizing the Other Sets $19.95 to 1450.00. much better off with relation to American citizens-or at least charge of operations. of 8 inch reinforced concrete pave first to advocate public campaigna k Midland England. Britiah oBlcial had papers to show- that they ment. against syphilis and aerved aa New York. New Haven and Hart — CREDIT TERMS ____ You would think a fellow like Reductions up to Per Cent! ford railroad to retire $1,300,000 in Btatamenta are cither allent on ware—^but they were no aooner that would stick by hla guns. But Milford. WUbur Croas Parkway chairman of tha Committee co 50 CAMPBELL'S bricks over Route U.S. 1. New York and New Ibigland Boe- that score or merely bcUtUc the aboard than they began to preach not ' J. Dempaey. He took hla Venereal Diseaaea of the Unltad savings out to Oklahoma, where Route No. U-S. lA : Fairfield. States Surgedn General'a Offlca. ion terminal first mortgage four extravagant claims of deatruetloB Nasllam. They puataed tbelr way he a ^ n went in for underground 5,978 feet of 40-80 feet concrete per cent boqdz. Matthew SERVICE STATION The bonds matured April 1,1939. Biado by the Germans. Inth tha quartmm of the crew and atulf. This time It was oil. He pavement on King's Highway. The right to.^ulde the couree Out of Gas Flat Tire Battery Serrlee MARLOW’S Wa know nothing of the effeict began their peculiar brand of mla- pyramided hla savlnga Into 'a for Fairfield. 5,848 feet of concrete of world history is the nobleet T%e road, which Is in the proce|s pevement 80 foot wide on King'e of reorganisation, will make the I W lop CALL 6161 BMtlih bombings on the Berlin sioiiary work upon the sailora. The tune. prise of victory. 1 Jeweler hud Wstclmutk^r When most men are just Highway. ->• - — Britieh Prime MlnMer WW- payment from the approximately Corner Main St. and Middle Tpk. We do know that tha aallora promptly threw them ou t •77 Mhin Htiret Mnincheftt^r Manchester tbelr aMd& Jack d^ded Milford. 14,038 feet of bitumln- etOB CknreUp. $12,(KM),000 cash' it has on 'Kj^md. to McLellsn’s f o r VALUES ^
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Y A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 80,1940 ICANCHEtriBE EYENINO OBBAU). HANCHIOTB, CONN. rRIDAT, AUGUST 80,194^ P A d B E L I Stale’s Aliens li Eyes and Biushes Enter Conscription—and Two Mothers Nazis Leave Directs Players British Happy in War; Mexico Haven Special Fair Exhibits. Range of Television Programs Fires Raging Resist Moves lv Use Entire Strength; For Refugees For Highway Safety bon't Worry Aboiil^arking^Space! Tortc, A u f. 80 — VP) — i and addition of a Mmple at- It. After Raids To Exile Them avM and bluahe# have en- i tachment. S To Bring 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 Span- Hartford, Aug. 29—Special ex-^ 15-21, Connecticut SUte building We Deliver Free!/ /^pial 5721! Fth* (Continued Prom Page One) (Continued From Page One) blMU at ten sUte fairs are plan- Eaatem BUtes ExpoalUon Spring- '•H Victory Seen Certain jflh Across Atlantic by thq, SUte Highway Safety, field. Mass.; September 25 Gull- : vlalon by finding a way to limit pending disposition, and that this Prom France. Commission, Major Vernon S .' ford Fair, Guilford; September W ^ S t m ^ c e prealdent. ' color to the standard wave band Britsin's greatest center of west coast shipping, were reported by was true also of women until a Moorehouse, chairman, announced; 27-28, Durham Fair at Durham- « ~ c t s ^ 6 - h e used for ordinary television. In Bad Times Seen' Since us hung the certainty of loss and today. October 6, Wolcott Fair at Well *“ w S ? commer-' previous experiments, three cam- German sourcta today after night' year ago. T h e latter were held at Mexico City, Aug. 3(5,—f/P)— EverylMdiy S av^ At — the deatructlon of hopes, the poa- the House of Uood Shepherd In oc ^ h lb iia will include a variety |October 12, Riverton Fair bv Jan. 1. A private eras sending on three wave bands air attacks directed chiefly at in Govemment Listened •Ibltlty of------death. But we were hap Mexico tack l^ today the problem dustrial plants and porta. casional cases, although the gen of how to bring 250,000 Spanish of'subjecU all bearing directly on Rlyerton. eral practice of the 'Hartford office py at laat the most approved mediums for The Commission has already The high command said the fires To Voice of England; W e have had bad times since refugees across the Atlantic from there showed the “ success" of the Is to’ release on their own recogni France. promoting and Improving high-' sponsored exhibits at the CThester ,ja.-£rsir„Bo2.o^ c o „ - then. We were distressed and wor night raids after limited recon zance those taken in custody under Fighting Spirit High. The refugees have been In way safety. There will be nuimr- I U (Chester, laat Saturday and Everybody’s Mwket effect of blended ried by the "phony... w a r ^ - and ■on. image. naissance flights yesterday In deportahon warrants. France since the Spanish civil war, ous suggested posters and placards the Litchfield CTounty 4-H Club en says a method developed angered by the retreat from Nor together with many types of liter- F»l>'i New Preston, August 28. Kesten says pre.sent receiving which 19 Britl.sh planers were shot "During the past year, however, (Editor’s Note; The Special and Mexico agreed with the Vichy STORE Cj.OSED ALL DAY MONDAY! STOCK UP! way. There were black days when ature sulUble for educational pro- - — ------*Sion*englneer°"'‘i^^^^ cofor set.s'withoi.t adjustment receive down in air battles and seven Ger the faclllUes of the House of the News Service of The Asao- govem m ^t last night to provide Leopold laid down hia arms with a Clapp’s Favorite ^ 'o ? pos^slble for sets already thee,s c<.1ofr man planes lost. Good Shcphenl, owing to crowded cUted Press presents below a suddenneat that Invited a harder a haven for them, effective as soon jw u conducted In local communl- C h i M r C l l ’ g P a r l V Fancy, No. I, Green Hand Picked, No. 1 ^ wlth^nly minor adjustment black and white tones. Industrial plants of Fellxtowc m conditions, were denied the (Im frank, Interesting British name, when our troops seemed in as she can find means for trans porting them. It Is planned to have a member Suffolk county, airplane plants at migration) service, as a result of viewpoint nfter nesny s year escapably trapped at Dunkerque, PEARS PEPPERS of the Commission staff on duty APPLES Weybridge southwest of London, which on two or three occasions of wnr with Oermany. It la when Petain withdrew France The Mexican government hopes On Fifth Birthday at all of the fair exhibits prepared 16-ortallon were not retpiested. whole British people over the 1 pound 18c Ipeatures for (,liiltlr»*ii trappeil in the wreckage. By Evelyn A. Montague temporary French capital. Haddam Neck, In that town: Sep candles and Ice cream w-e^e S*rv- 1 several air fights developed over Since 1938 Capt. Moore has The bureau Is eight frtonths be* rescue of the B.E.F. from Dunker ed by EUalne’s mother. 2 Ige. 37c Six per.snna were reported killed London— (Correspondence of the text will be published Sunclay.' tember 10-11, Woodstock, South 5 medium 25c At K. of C. Affair. southeastern England. adopted Connecticut for the sum hind in its naturallgsllon work, que waa not wholly, or even main Ganles were played and en en- 3 pounds 47c and many injured in another west Associated Press)—Britain to-day Principal Conditions Woodstock: September 14. Bethle- c.iast area "During the night of Aug. 29-30, mer months, playing first in Hart owing in part to tl)A small size of ly, joy at the saving of husbands As reported from France, the time was sjent by the fighting plane units attacked sev ford and then at the Bolton Play- the staff in the tacc of increasing is s happy country! That la' the and sons. hrtn Falr, Bethlehem; Septemberi^^u^en Tomorrow nftemnos.sible deport.l- lation of 700.000 and is 31 miles been broken up, my child Is In one by years o f unnatural meekness In the refugees, beginning as of ytn- IJlilont street. As is the usual cus- plants at Weybridge and Langley- but at the end of the tourist season ea.st of Liverpool, to which it is tlon. / part of the country, my posaes- the face of Inaolent Injustice. When terday. Ixom, the committee wili provide South Wells, ancLpoct. faculties at in Florida Capt. Moore begins the Ispeclsd attractions for the rhildren connected by a large canal accom Mep^and wofiien admitted to slons In another. My wife and the heroic story of Dunkerque be 2. All Spanish refugees will be Lgst. 21c Lgst. 21c modating seagoing '-essels. Dundee. Leith, Hartlepool and Liv long trek northwanl for his open came known, every Briton said to accepted without regard to creed 3 bars 10c ■ special -concessions------"•>".1 I cltiz^nrhip totaled 5,959, a gain of 1 are In a third, living In a strang ie on prices of rides and other 1 (The Germans reported great erpool , ing in the Bolton Lake Playhou.se .55i() over the preceding year. Pre er’s house, overtaxed, overwork^, himself exultantly, "By God, we or political beliefs. Iires.were started by Nazi raiders •'Extensive fires In the attacked In the Bolton hills. Httri^ctlons for the children liminary examinations were given uncertain of the future, cut off are a great people still. We are the 3. France reserves the right to Krmftdal« D«llclou« a large | in heavy attacks on Liverpool and regions, particularly in Liverpool band over any common law crimi POMERANG, ORANGE 1 ..ia s t night there 8.606 aliens in' 'Connection with from most of our small pleaaures, great fighters and adventurers of ” pL\EAPPLE JUICE I'ilow d present and becau.se of the Birkenhead, which l.s on the op- port, showed the success of the which a total of 17.000 witnesses reatricted In our movements, the world. What other Arm y and nal In the refugee ranks, If the Tomafo Juice AND GRAPEFRUIT that closed the earimal on pivsitc bank of the Mersey. W ith raid.s. British ports again were [ appearing for the petitioners were threatened with Invasion. Navy could have done It ?” ' Spanish government so requests. No. 5 * 9 ^ " Liverpool. Birkenhead constitutes Plan to 1’ roUM‘l No. 5 JUICE IWednesday night two radios were mined. Last night British plane.s I examined. But we are happier than »we From that moment this nation Several hundred thousand dol Can ...... Z J C No. 5 J Blven away last night. One was one of Britain's bu.slest receiving again dropped bombs in non-mili Immigration inspectors handled were twelve months ago. was twice as formidable as It had lars have been earmarked for es Can .. points for American .supplies from tary targets in western Germany .Vvrrajje Rtnigel tablishing the refugees on agricul 19c Can ...... (•warded to Ronald Heilman, of three Chinese cases against six 22 Years of Unnatural Living been before. Walnut Meats (New Crop!) New Crop Bulk Coconut. . . . iBighland Dark and the other wa.s across the Atlantic. I In the Ruhr region several resi Other Rapturous Moments tural and industrial projects by the such cases before. Twenfy-two years of unnatural . . - The foreign countries, calling at New moments, when Narvik or Oran or ish Republican group. r'ptixer radio given away ami there ■.southeast Kngland during the "The.so fires, however, were , (Jrfpnse progrAm 1s not going to began In 1918 when a million or Seen Highly Desirable Haven and Bridgeport, were ex the River Plate showed that we sMmi. wmiac Beet Vslne..Oat! M|||ll be another awarded on Sntur- night. The home of the late quickly quenched by air-protection | the avet^ge household budget two of our soldiers came home Presfdsnt CArdenaa' administra Henry James, the author, was re amined by the Hartford office, in vowing that there should be no had recovered our ancient knack l>fy night and the .seventh on the .squads. Other property damage j py rau.smg "out-of-linc " prir.ea if volving the. arrival of 285 alien of striking hard and quick, with tion, already host to I ’ .OOO refu ported destroyed at Rye, an an more. war for any reason what gees, regarded the Spaniards as FANCY SWEET GRAPES firing night, .Monday was immaterial. During the noc- i Defense Commission can he’p seamen. Eight .seamen were paid out waiting to apologize before SWEET JUICY PLUMS cient southea-stem town sitting on tiima! flights into the Ruhr region, n ever. highly desirable Immigrants, the a high rock promontory crowned off an.l three deserted. It was natural that exhausted hand, when we knew that right two enemy planes were shot down len I.ewl.s, chief economist of was on our side. government official said, and re by an ancient castle and fortress. men whose too simple hopes of the cently modified the naturalization 5c pound by antiaircraft. In the airfights le Consumers' Division, told This year of war has been for us 5c dozen Britisli R<*|X‘I Air With the waves of 15 to 20 Ger- during the day 19 enemy p! millenium had been disappointed, laws to facilitate granting them representatives of national trade Seeking Outlaw Stations a process o f discovering that we ' man planes still attempting to were bagged, six barrage bailor and who' had been bloodily mis citizenship. organizations yesterday that sug still have the barbaric virtues -----ancy -. break through to London, numer destroyed, seven of our own pji handled by some of their com The Spanish Republicans now In New Crop, Sweet Attack oil London gestions would be made for stag Boston. Aug. 30 (A"i —A truck which we have been so busy con ous dogfights raged throughout : j failed to return. manders, should feel that way for Mexico have found difficulty in the day as fresh BrfUsh fighters , gering military piirch.ases not of equipped with a radio direction a time. But the temporary neuro demning for 22 years. ». "One submarine at night sank j an emergency nature in order finder cruiseil the Boston area to making a living, and various refu : .swept to the challenge and circled sis became a settled principle, Our young men are still capable ^ iDontlnued From I’ lige Onel I three enemy merrhant/mips total- i day as part of an expanded cam gee relief organizations, some BANANAS Ib. 5c PO T A T O ES Ib. 5c I over the sea. 1 that civilian markets would not he buttressed by bad theology, allp- of being simple-hearted and hero ing 21.000 tons frora^a strongly j di.srupted. paign by the Federal Commiinlrs- financed by private groups In the | fira ft defensc.s turnpd back1 Six G.’ rman planes were known A mothrir who i.s against conscription and one who, although she lost a son in the World War, favors it, ■'rnterted eonvov.' shod logic and plain materialism. ic. The boys who a few years United States, have contributed Pink Meat ^ to have been shot down during the tiiins Coninilsslon to detect and It sank deep into British minds ago as Students at Oxford were Juicy Sunklst All PurpoM, Fancy l^ a v e after wave of German made/a dramatic contrast while Senator Claude Pepper of Florida spoke in favci of the Buike-Wads- eliminate outlaw radio .statlon,s. steadily to their maintenance. day's violent fighting. wortn bill from the Capitol steps in Washington. Bc.side Senator Pepper is Mrs. W Walter Williams. Can Run Light- (aHUntlri and has Influenced all our policies announcing that they would not tines— numbering 100 in all Cantaloupes The drone ol planes was heanl | Dp'hlew Bedford, Mass., past president of the Gold Star Mntliers. On the ledge above, a policeman Rpichsm(t/k Lofiaf ever since, usually for the worse. fight tor king and country have Agnes—Dearie, you're engaged LEMONS APPLES It began to take extravagant trying to break through to- in one London district. Anti-air- j quiets a crepe-shrouded woman heckler. Veiled woman said she was Mrs. Olga Maeomber, of Phila Tendpyin Luxemhourfi Washington. Atig.SO 'Vi De Cranlterry Crop Smaller fought the Germans In the sky to five men. What are you going ^ r d the London area for the craft guns were active and the I delphia, member of *>ie League of Mothers and Women of America, who ',ppc'se conscription velopment of a paint which iJo re forms 08 time went on. Ignoring with Buch a fantastic daring that to do about It? 10c each chatter of machine guns roiild be BerlHi, Aiig. 30— (;p. - The duced the visibility of an airplane all the evidence, we deluded our the outside world finds It hard to Helen — I'm going Into the 5 for 10c 6 ibs. 25c «i*cond time in three hours to- Boston, Aug. 30 -UP' Hit by in or CarrotOf 8 bchs. 10c Sumnicr ftqiuuh. . . . 8 for 10c heard high Im the sky. j Reichsmark has been introduced that it was able to run a gauntlet clement weather, the Massaehu- selves that a tough revengeful believe the stories of their vic movies and marry them all within These remarkable lUtls I Celery Hearts .. Ige. bch. lOe "day. Repeatedly the raiders Bombs were dropped in ^uth- i ! warning Rumania of the "onn.se- I with the nose extended on a tine ,ss legal tender In German-occu of searchlights without being de setLs 1940 cranberry crop was ex- people could be won away from tories. But we, knowing them, be five years. shoes or# to low in price pied Luxembourg as a further their purpose by our disarmament. 'gtorined against the capital s ea.stern Kngland. while .Niycl raid (iuriiiany Pludgus ] quencc.s " if such e'ashes continued, ' along the old pre-war ea.stern Hun tected was reported by Army Air ; peeled today to he only 69 per cent lieve, and rejoice every day that yet they give correct Best Value Ever! Juicy Sonldst Freestone Kanev .outlying defenses only to ers also were reported liver twn and declaring that Ku.sslan-Hu- garian fr'jnticr. step toward incorporation of the Corps officers today. ' as large as last year's. Help To Foster Delusion the grime has been rubbed off and I Duchy into the Reich's economy, it Our more amiable qualities— support to children's meet with tirm i-esistance towms in the industrqvl midlands. \mI on manian relations would "lake a has left the gold untarnished. Relative "Briuithfnj; Spell" | grave turn" if further incidents I was disclo.sed today. 1 readiness to believe oUter men’s growing feet . . . and Oranges 2 doz. 35c | Peaches 4 lbs. 25c from British fighters and Today's daylighjt qtUirks follow occurred. The action was taken by a dc- I word, friendliness towards a beat British More Confident they're mode to stand the en enemy—helped to foster the thundering iinli-a i r c r a f t ed a night and .A rly morning in (ronriniierted over soujjieastern Kngland. gress. ing of the monuiueiit il doci.sion palace doors until after dawn. Grocery Specials party got itself Into the ludicrous end feu'll vet e let were. Sugar 10-lb. cloth bag 49c Government quarters said Joa well as the West Side branch. the bombing raids of the last few here the raiders were trying to At times as many as half a dozi- except what they had heard in position of .demanding that we chim Vhn Rlbhcntrqp; German for On Fifth r.oliiiiiii weeks with untroubled and humo'r- •OSS over another section. en dog fights were going on 25,000 gos.sip. should fight for the League of Ns- t-,,. . . ^ Lard 2 Ibs. 15c 3 cans 25c t and ."lO.OOO feet up in a eloudle.ss eign minister, nijjiceii no words at Mr; and Mrs. Harold Richter, oil tlons, but not provide %uraelves I ■While the "battle still raged, the The romiminiqiie announcing the sky. the Vienna conference, but told the Harri.sburg, Pa„ are spending a with the arms to do It. and the en away from the veterans of the Ministry issued this cornmum- capitulation wa.s si''ned by mem last war who are now In the Home Milk, Armour's 4 cans 26c Fine Quality Anti-aircraft .guns gave the delegates \vj»at had to he done un few days with Mr. Richter's par London, Aug. 30 - 'J’l British j| 8 c SALE Conservative party did neither. $ A 8 5 bers of the Crown Council, council der threajCof an overwhelming at ents, Rev/ and Mrs. Karl Richter, Guard: they are aching to meet ’ 'Reptirts received to 2 p m. iH raiders their first hot reception and of ministers, the orthodox patri police have started a new drive tack. of the Concordia Lutheran church. against suspected Fifth Column ! War Is Viewed the enemy whom they have beat Cheese, Store Ib. 25c PEAS A. m. e.s.t.) show that 19 enemy seemed to have found the range, archs. one of whom is a Tran- Italian Toiiiatori*, 13 oz. Gold Medal Tti^ veteran pro-German politi activity during Nazi night air en once before. for 1.0011 ■alrcratt are known to have been for they continued firing for sev nylvanian bl.shnp; Constantin" trifh rour cal leader George Bratianu and Next week's meeting of the Ki- rald.s. it was reported today. ■ j ^lacarniii, package, ll>. As Ultimate Evil We do not regret our lost Allies; rtloLilo'-,1 . Six of our own aircraft eral mjnutes before R.A.K. Splt- i to OB Bratianu, former head of the Na easant L«'ader .luliii Maniti were wanis Club will be he'd on Tuesday On recent nights, there have | War was the ultihiatc evil; we We have more faith In ourselves. Flour 24i^-lb. bag 85c 2 cans 19c b a y .een lost but the pilot of tme j lire.s and Hurricanes raced into ac tional l-iheral party: Ion Tomato Juice, Swift's fancy, IT oz. tion. called to meet with King Carol because of the I/ibor Day holiday been spotted fires which police be- ;| admitted no other. Public Confident of Victory HONEST fo * .,afe.” I lache. a leniler of the Disillusion was slow and painfOl. Tm fflc Ileal ler Than Normal and thy Crown Couneil today to .Monday, and the program will be lieve were set by Fifth CoUimnl.sts | Public confidence In victory la Sic** Kraft Cheese 2-lb. box 43c Tlrrshey’s >Iild and'Mellow Cnie Berlin radio reported .'fill party who had argued ngai Tabic Sail, round box. It began for us In CHilna, It went VALUE Swift’s During the first 15 minutes of deride on a eoiirse to be followed ' in charge of .lames Blair, who is to guide German bombers to their j so complete that In the laat month jJlritiBh planes shot down over Kng- ces.sion: and Horia CorilpAii, ex-1 on In Abyssinia, Spain, Austria, far an the l.hrer, Comellu talks gave ri.se to reports King served flashes of lights from a | Milk— Carnation or Libby's anger the British, one o f the great to what vir# will make of Britain ijf; Undeterred by their losses, the continued and was. If anything, ! Lawrence Converse will furnish Zelea Codreanu (7arol might he forming a new large block of apartments. They fighting races' of the world with a and the world after the 'victory. "ttermans apparently returned to heavier than normal I the attendemce prize. Armour's Treet Ige. tin 19c 2 for 19c Manfii SlgpAtiire Aliasing cabinet. raided the apartments and took a I Catsup— fancy quality, 8 oz. bottle record of victory unbroken since The mood of the moment U rtbe attack by another route after Friday is l^ondon's traditional The slgimtMre of .Tiiliu Maniii, the American Revolution, saw pay day. and banks were crowded. Carol held an extraordinary I Llentonant Commander John I- man in custody for questioning. Pork and Beans— Bcl-Dinc—1 lb,,, 1 1 oz. propitious for such dlsciiaalon. Tha '^Only a few hours of trying to force veteran IJeaaant party leader who thenaselves outmaneuvred or el flRmsiRonc Wheaties or Kix pkg. 10c Extra Fine Grade cabinet seasion in the royal palace Scotland Yard daily has received | common purpose, passionately held, , their way through the city's de- .•\ few piNiple took to air raid I Relnartz of the U. S. Navy, a for- had apgiied for months against which lasted until nearly dawn, sc'ores of calls from persons re- i Phillips' Tomato Soup, 1 Ib., 6 oz. bowed gaide when they tried to has drawn us all together; Britain .;fenses from the southea.st | slielters. ijut most stood .in door j mer resident of Manchester now AIR COASTER Tetley Tea SUCCOTASH givdml Hungary a single inch of called In a number of leaders of porting what they bellpved to be | help the oppressed nations. But has never been so united In living i-lb. pkg. 31c j'l During the first raid battles rag- ] ways looking at the sky. I living In 'Washington, has a brief $198 totritory, was notably ml.ssing. the Iron Guard, Rumanian Fa.scls* signal lights. In most cases, these Tea— While Rose, Salada''or Tetley they clung to their theory that memory as it Is today. It Is a pur 2 2 Cans % il'from the outskirts of the Lon-1 A few moments before the si I artlcue in the current Is.sue of QST, .t" This communique was announc organization, and then called to flashes of light proved to be acci eomehow things could be put right pose for which! we are ready, quite Maxwell House Coffee Ib. 23c 3ibn area all the way to the roast ' rens sounded ambulances rac , a pubilcatlon for amateur radio Kleenex-—1.30 sheets. and justice done without violence. GUmjUITEED12M0NTH$ down the streets to take up fheir ed after an an.swer had been re day's special meeting of the Crown j operators, on the subject "The dental. simply, to give everything we Imve. Three Successive W ave* ceived to Rumania's decision from Council to discuss the Vienna con The hatred of war was still too AOAINIT AU lOAO HAZAI08 posts as is usual during A pre Navy and the Ama.teur." Rin.so, small size. strong In them for reason. Already we have given much — S P E n .\ L ! Orange and X ’ A second communique, issued by Vienna where the German, Italian', ference. Bridge Plans .-Approved 2-LB. BOX SALTINES 1 JAR SWT.ET CHOW ttb e A ir and Home .Security Mln- liminary warning. A t last came Munich, with its comfort end money, family life, Air Coasters Ate QusBtf lellt Grapefruit (Reg. 17c Can!) Rumanian and Hungarian foreign I Dog'Food— Pard, Red Heart, Tally Mo. To Otre The new "Grid-Iron" soles, the (Reg. -l»c) ,^4f»trJe8, said the Germans cqme o\;,er One group of thre^ German Committed To Hospital .scene of hysterical relief In the leisure, freedom of personal be 1 LGE. 1-LB. JAR 1 JAR CfCUMBER ministers and other statesmen Hartford. Aug. 30—(/Pv—Secre- j havior. popular “Thicklet" and the ■I three sticce.ssive wave.s and weH planes appe.ared tp-’^nave turned Rumania to Cptip Tomato Paste, 2 eaiis. House of Commons, end its fury of SECTIONS PICKLES (Rfg. i2e) liaek toward th^/<>ast after fight were holding a four-power con Springfield, Mass.. Aug. 30—(/Pi tary of 'War Henry L. Stlmaon has (Comfort, though they have had serviceable "Brogues" are only PEANUT BUTTER "scattered and driven ha' k.'' V ference. V shame In the hearts of many Brit 3 4 Moro Soft Milts 1 JAR DILL PICKLE.S ers dived on them. Angelo Lodi, .59. who allegedly notified Governor Baldwin of the 0 few of the mony exciting A “ small proportion ' of . the I 17,000 Squarp MUp» ClothiPs Pins, Iron riad, 2 doz. pkg. ons who could not make them more of It th(m most, has never O No. 2 Cans 'The raiders took,full advantage Five Mlnutea To Decide Bhot himself. Aug. 15. nine days department's approval of plans for styles in our smart selection A 13c) 'taidets approached the London selves beard. Happy or bitter, all been necessary to the.British; If of any wisp.s of clouds there were. the new $6,000,000 New;I/indon- for the Junior Miss. , •re s , the communique .said, but An authoritative account of the j flcial announcement today said ^i ______i., Uls daughter. Roae. 22, waa of us knew then—or very soon It bad been, they would liever have Both 29c Three raiders which tried to all-nigl.t palace conferences In Groton bridge. Governor Baldw'in, All 3 for 25c •were unsucce.esful In attempts to Rumania had agreed to cede Hun- j " Spry . . ,• • • I Ib. 18e, .3 Ib. ran T9e afterwards— that the dream was colonized the world, Now th e y are take cover were fcdlowed by one which telephone contact was main today back at his office after a two | bomb airports surrounding the gary ari estimated 44.000 square' over. living uncomfortably (and rather l00*/e leather Get A 10c Package Free! Spitfire fighter while two more tained with Vienna and a parade of hospital at Northampton Jor ob weeks western trip, .said that bids j Sugar, cloth bag, 10 lb s ...... 49e liking it. Incidentally), and the BIggost Bargain 1 Can (Reg. 21c) city. kilometers (about 17.000 square for the bond i.ssue to finance the .. , q Set T(i Work A fter Munich 1 LB. COOKIES (15c) waited outside As soon aS the lenders consulted with King Carol, servation. Lodi found hla daugh We took stock of our arma greed of personal oviinerahlp has Oxfords for Boys I .Marshmallow Smac 1 - PKG "Borahs were dropped indi.s- three came out the two Spitfires said that at one stage Rumania miles 1 of ' Transylvania to b« ter’s body In underbrush near a bridge will be- called for soon aa f* Pasteue Sardines in pure olive oil, for Qtildrenl Tender Leaf crimlnately in districts of Kent ments and set to work to mgke receded from their minds. They attacked them and the Germans was told she ■must make her de transferred within two weeks. route she followed to , and from the next step In the project. I Pkg. (Reg. 10c) (iOLDEN TIPS (12e) And Surrey." it said. ".Slight Rumania officials are to with imported ...... 2 for 2.3e good the yei»8 that the locust had are serving something botslde lieaded for the coa.st. cision within five minutes. work in a match factqry. eaten. themselves. $ 1 4 9 TEA Marshmallows 1 LB. FIG BARS (13c) '^damage is reported and the num- . ______^____ . A t 12:14 a. m„ this story said. draw under the supervision of a Resume Negotiations Gold IVtedal Flour, 24^2 8)s...... 8.3e ,Jb*r of casualties is small, but in- I - ~ mixed Hungarian-Rumanlan Com And all through the year that Growth In Unexpected Boll Large ^ ALL 3 ' Foreign Minister Manoile.scu, with Cooperating On Defenae followed, aa we tuned up our arm The result has been the growth ^ u des some killed.” ' D * 1 Y T> l German Foreign Minister Ribben- mission. Boston, Aug. 30— (45— Reporting New York; Aug. 30— Op WTieaties, pkg...... ^ . .. lOe Package...... FOR ...... ament factories, built our air raid in unexpected soil—men Who used Both 25c Coming over in formations of a i l l S l l I S lV 0 £ lC lV trop sitting beside him, tele'^ihon- The territory gained by Hun findings from a survey, the New posing factlpns In a dispute which ^ Sixtt Sizes 3*» to 20 planes; the Germans ran shelters and trained our civilian to be preoccupied with their own ed that he had been given five min gary Ir only about 45 per cent of England Council announced today has caused 15,000 unionized truck ' Antipasto ...... 1.3e cun nwto3 8 ’/} to 2 :^ t o a solid wall of anti-aircraft drivers to threaten to strike Sun Army, we grew more bitter as we privileges and posseuions—of a Get A Large Package Free! To Help America utes In which to get a definite ac the entire province which many that New England manufacturers Get A Puund Can Free! A Great Hit! Small Size • Brc and swarming fighUrs pro- day'morning resumed negotiations lmporte«l from Italy. realized TOore fully how we had new sense of national comradeship ceptance of the Vienna plan from Hungarians had hoped to get. were cooperating In the national been fooled. ’*'itln g London following early The ceded area takes In the defease program and that they today In an effort to reach an and a new conscience. These feel Bucharest. Mazola Oil, extra special ...... ^1.14 gal. The patience of the government Puffed Wheat RUNKO MALT irning attacks on the great In- northern half of Transylvania, and had the facilities to play a larger agreement. The agreement now In ings are beginning to work In ways EXPERT FITTING SERVICE ! / Milk Crackers Larchmont, N. T „ Aug. 30— (JF> If the five minutes passed with outlasted the patience of the peo ^ low ptiooA drate trlal northwest. Including the Is In the shape of a horse's head \ part In tt. force expires Saturday midnight, that may make a better nation 2 Large Boxes — Sir George Patsh, British econo out Rumanian official approval, Maxwell House C offee...... 4.3e ple. On the eve of war, when 19c Full 3-Lh. O A tile center of Manchester. Ribbenfrop war reported as hav here when the war has been won. <■ t . M .9 8 mist, asserts he Is here "to help Chamberlain made a speech In the Lb. can 29c One of Heaviest .\ttacks, ing said, Rumania might face im — I I reserve the right to limit 2 Ib. ran quantity So you see u»—excited. Interest as lew as A A . 4.TI-II Box ... 29c America In anj-way I can” and not House of Commons which suggest 'The attack on the northwest, mediate invasion by Russia on one ed, confldent, frankly enjoying a TT of the heaviest of the war, to bring the United States Into ed that be was ready to condone aide, and Hungary, backed by the Sharpshooting Home Guards Bagged This Nazi Warbird situation which exactly suits bur Very Fine Grade SPECIAL! Korean coupled with others on the war as Senator Wheeler (D-Mont) even the Invasion of Poland. A r national temperament. True Fruit Flavors! German motorized columns and Kinney's "Rugged Wearers’ itbeast, the Midlands and South charged In Senate debate on the Meat Specials thur Greenwood got up to reply We have no exaggerated respect ^ conscription bill. air force, on the other. TUNAFISH les. Many persons were killed Advises Acceptance for tbs Labor opposition, and gov for one of our enemies and the are just the shoes for feet CRAB MEAT SODAS The Briton said he was "deeply injured In these forays, The Rumanian general staff was Fowl, extra fancy, 4 Ib. avg...... 22c Ib. ernment backbenchers, in an most complete contempt for the that can't keep stilll They 2 Large. Tins (Contents) hurt” by Senator Wheeler's asser 29c the 19 Germans known shot reported to have* advised the gov agony o f shame and rage, cried other. wear long, look smart, and tion that Sir George had admitted Brisket Corned Beef, boneless, lean . . 28c lb. out to him, "Speak for Ehigland." 3 5 0 c la the try against London, ernment to accept the Axis award We are busy, pleased with what ore very sturdy. 2 Bottles 25c least six bombers were shot in a conversation he had come here Their voices were the voice of at Vienna on the ground that the Medium Hot Italian Sausage...... 29r Ib. we have done so far, delighted to la • single battle over the to attempt to involve the United England talring charge at last, Rumanian Arm y would be helpless find that we can still enjoy discom area. States. s a ^ g , “ No more of these hesita Delldons Strawberry er to protect the country against pos Bacon, extra lean, lb. layers. fort and danger adventurously. Madr or BrownI Polish Style Ham A ir Ministry communique sible Russian, Hungarian and Bul tions, this appeasement which Ib. 49c Raspberry Clover product of Swift’s ...... 19e lb. leaves ua In the end nothing but Do you wonder that we are hsp- ng the results of the Visit Airport Outpost garian attacks especially If these T>y? Boys' Sizes raid was Issued from the a choloe between dlabonora. Life CUT RATE Lean Daisy Hams were backed by the strong alr> Frankfurts, Grote & Weigle ...... 25c lb. up to S'Al Ib. 25c JAM o f Information's special Newfoundland Airport. Nei^- flieets of Germany and Italy. la not so precious as ws have made abater press room during the oureelvea believe. Death la not so foundland, Aug. SO—(iP)—Members Besides pressure from Himgary American Bologna, whole or hal^, VIotUB A t Heme fllgsWectioii Par Boiled Shoulders Ib. 19c ' raid. of the (Tanada-Unlted States Per and Bulgaria, informed circles saw horrible aa compromise with ty t ir e sh o p p e of tfylosl Lge. jar 19c bombs were reported drop; manent Joint Defense Board, trav Indications that Soviet Ruasia was fancy qu ality...... 19c lb. ranny and enslavement W e are Wilkes-Barre, Pa.— ijp) — Priv. Fine Frankfurts \b. 19c iB the outskirts o f the London eling in a Royal Canadian Air prepared to take at. vantage of any going to fight until either this na Thomas E. Deiter, wboee joke waa 427 Hanford Road -Wd the drone o f planes was Force bomber, made a swift, secret Rumanian preoccupation on these Spiced luncheon...... 23c lb. tion or HiUer is destroyed.’’ that he had come throu^ recent Cooked Salami ' lb oas London district The Ib. 29c flight to this North'American out frontiers by entering southern Polish Bologna, Martin Rosol’ s . . . .25c lb. Government Listens war games la upper New York ^ Telophono 3866 •8nt s ir TSid alarm sounded post yesterday. After an inspec Bucovina from the north and Mol "without being wounded," west on Scotch or Boneless Ham Ib. 29c a fter noon (8 a. m., e. s. t ) tion of equipment and flgbting davia from the east. Rib Corned Beef ...... 10c lb. To Voice of England the casualty list today. Ha was Baking Powi Sftsd about an hour later forces stattoned here, the party The dMcial Russian news agM * brought to a hospital suffering KINNEYS o f any toofc e tt again for a aurrey o f the cy fnade public a note dlaclal: The pitot ot this Gcrnian Dornier bomber flew low over a sooth London suburb, dropping deadly The government listen ^ to the bums administered by barracks Deviled Ham 2 cans 19c Largs Caa. m OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY voice of England. Two days later ooaathne before returning to Hall- Soviet respona^lty for I and macbinc-cimninf Home Guards. That was his mistake. The sharndiooti^ Guardsmeo mates who Uked jokes, too. They IR a g . 1 9 1 1 ^ ™ . iclwri)^ In lEKhera Bi .. Dotted the Nazi warbird with rifla 0 A we w ^ at war, and over all oCi gave him Uw *2iot to o t" R/DF 6M ARMSTRONGS Lunch Tongue 2 cans 29c 90S BfAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING MANCHE8TEII EVB^iWO HBSALD. HANCHEaTCB. OW N. FRIDAY, AUGUST 80.1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA!,D, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 80,194S p a g r ly r o i i jii TWBLVS ad eatery; eomlaatlon sated; eus- e SERIAL STORY vegatobtea. FlU eaaaerote. Add a anjoyment of iKa. It te beat to aa tard. small amount o f water, eover and Menus Wsdaeaday: list the aid of peyehology If this Vivien Leigh W< Extends Date Peak af Season Near baka unUI tender. Add a ganeroua la at all possible, although eome A WMfe'A Inpply Breakfast—Baksd sggs; whote lump of butter to each serving aa jrniany forked Six LOVE ON THE LINE BY PAUL FRIGGENS whsat muffins; stewed ratelns. casea of this nature have been It le taken hot from the casaerole. knowrn In which a long period of Laurence Olii For Good Health Lunch' Corn fanned); beets- Note: 'The article, on "MEAT On Inspection For Flea^ Infestations I cesYaiaMT. laeo^ lettuce. real and quiet, combined with aea- The Manchester MBA aanvica, inc. RaooinflM8da8 RECIPES” la still available. To aible habita of living, have enabled By McCoy Healtb Serrloe Dinner— Celery soup; lamb Years on Defenses secure your copy write to The Mc the patient to return to normal Santo Bsrbsra, OsUf., Aug. chops; stewed tematoea; small Coy Health Service tn care of this Connor Takes Action New Haven, Aug. 80—The peak'O There are two waye to rid Cast Of Cbamelet* green Uma beans; stuffed beet without any specific treatment (ff^—Laurence OUvler sag ~ la ClAREtB LAHE—aa eaetera a(rl fsar. which shs could not wholly tured a "State Capital of Tomor Dally Meana newspapet. Pleaae enclo.ie a large, being used. Her symptoms seem Leigh of the films ware of the season for flea complaints ' house of fleas. One of them disguise as hs drove up. salad. Because of Rain Today to use five pounds of flake naph came Into Uie fronUer west row’’ with broad atreeU and hum Menus suggssted for the week Thursday; aelf-addreased envelope and 5c In bafGlng and unnatoral to you. 1^- early today. lant Says in Labor Pup Doze$ Peacefully comes Immediately after Labor to find a hotne. stamps. thalene for each ordinary sized ming river end railroad traffic. beginning Sunday, September . 1, Breakfast—Whols wheat cereal cause you do not understand them. Astresa Katharine Hepbun Which May Continue. Day. Vacationers, returning to room. Scatter the naphthalene Public Market _MABK DEUKL a homesteader Oaks, affable. Immaculate In his "Milk Lane," Oaks pressed on, 1940: To a psychologist, there arc in no (toreen Kanin, youthful nim Sir Survey That Euro- Ag Argument Rageg with cream; wholewheat muffins; on the floor and leave. the room who keepa hU buelneea to himself. cuUway and black hat, Jumped "the capital must be located In QneaUona and Answers wise unusual. tor. were their attendants. their homes which have been down from tba buggy, greeted Sunday: coddled eggs. [^T^ jHean W orker Has One Hartford. Aug. 80— (/P) —The closed for 24 hours. A t the end ASHTON OAKS—a land agent, Grovs City. Look, hundreds of Iota Breakfast—Coddled eggs; Mel Lunch—Baked squash; green (Needs Peychological Help) (Baked Apple) The ceremony was eonduetad to; closed for part of the summer, with town lota to tall. Carrie effusively. Miami, Fla., Aug. 30—(;P)-- deadline for compulsory Inspection find them heavijy Infested’ with of this time the naphthalene can have been sold there already." He ba Toast; atewsd prunes.- peas: lettuce and parsley sated Question: "Worried” writes; "I Question: Susan K. writes: Municipal Judga Fred Handi S '- Hope for Survival. "Well, well,” he said, surveying am greatly worried about my old "What la the beat w-ay to bake ap A tiny pup dozed peacefully In of motor vehicles was extended to fleas. Already numerous inquiries , be swept up and used In another the pile of - homestead stocks. produced further evidence of lot Lunch—Baked potato; spinach; Dinner—Baked sea bass; stew San Ysidro Ranch, resort popolag city court while his ownership room. This is a safe, elective YBSTEEDAT: Carrie Is terri transactions. "People are coming lettuce salad. er sister. Although we have spent ples?" ^ with motion picture celabrltlas, la Wednesday, Sept. 4, today by Mo have been received by the Connec- , ‘’Looks like you’re going to do It ed tomatoes; baked beets; lettuce B j Jota G. Winsnt was argued before a perplex tlcut Agricultural Experiment Sta- i remedy and very cheap. ’ How fied after the shooting. Mark west on every train out of Chica Dinner—Mutton chops; buttered and endive salad; gelatin. all kinds of money having her ex Answer; Remove the core. If suburban Monteetto. tor Vehicles Commissioner Michael laughs It off, says Newt Gale took up right. Gilding and every h - Directs. latornaOoiiaJ l*bor ed Judge who finally told the tlon in New Haven for control of : ever, the fumes, of naphthalene thing." •' go. In six months It will be too turnips; green peas; lettuce and Saturday: amined by various doctors, none you wish, you may fill this apace Other wrltnesaea to tbs wsddlag OSlo« I contestants to go to a higher A. Connor. arc somewhat annoying and it is care of Oaks all right. But Carrie late to get In on this. Yob- don’t tomato salad; Ics cream. Breakfast—Broiled ham; cod of them can find anything wrong with raisins. Bake slowly In order were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Weta* i these perennial pests. In reply : Is worried abont him. As he walks "That’s exactly It," said Carrie. tribunal. j best to use the material o i ^ need to homestead out here one Monday: dled eggs; MelMl Toast; spple- with her physically. She refuses to to bring out the natural sweetr gand, Santo Barbara soctolltteS ' The extension, from Saturday the Station sends out Circular O’!, hack to his room. Newt Gale warns , "The Taylors haul^ out the last On September 1. 1939. Hitler in Mrs. Lena Jones, 25, declar at 6 p. m., was announced in view, "Fleas and Their Control" by B. when the windows o f the rooRM Store Clpsed A ll Day Monday9 Labor Day hour." Breakfast —Re-tossted ccresl sauce. mix with people, saj-s the thought ness. Upon serving, add a dash of and long-time friends of tha con*' him to look out for the isnii i today and thw afternoon or of a social gathering makes her whipped cream, or a scoop of tee tjgw ldng to the Reichstag said: j ed the dog was her own little of the rain today which threaten H. , Walden, Assistant Entomolo- ; not being fumigated can be left I f n m n r r / w f ta/m K Oaks stopped. Carrie .Lane was with cresm; apple sauce. Lunch—Fresh fruit, all desired pie, and CJounty (Jlerk Jack Lswtai agent tomorrow we begfh oir the hoddy. not Ustening. She waa looking feel like she would like to drop cream. Slow baking is the secret ^ "For six years now I have been j "Fluffy," five months old. R. ed to continue through tomorrow Wt. This is available to anyone open. Another method is the use I can't wait to ^ e t It finished and Lunch—Spaghetti; string beans; of any one kind. Pecans. Olivier and Miss Leigh, B r itw of an ordinary household fly spray CHAPTER V toward Rock Creek and the wav celery. dead. She refusto to go anywhere of flavorful baked apples. • BTorklng' on the building up ol| f'. Bradley insisted the pup and prevent operation of the in equestlng It. SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF move In.’' Dlnnsr—Salisbury Steak: *vege- film figures who have' sttolaefi was six u'eeks old and none spection lanes during the last two^ f The reason for heavy Infesta such as Is used according to di NATIVE POULTRY ON SALE Tht Taylors left Sioux Springs ing slewgrass and the rolling Dinner—Vegetable soup; stuffed Ubles an casserole; celery salad- and If we try tocoex her to go, prominence on the Amerleaa 'Qennan defenacs. Over 90 mlllarde "Just drbve out from town.” plains beyond. She turned back, she cries. When she IS/badly up- other than his dog. “ Gypsie." days of the period. tion of fleas In houses Is the pres rections on the can, they usually early. Carris joined them sfter a Oakc ^ n t on pleasantly, leaning beef rolls; carrots; cabbage salad; plneapplt. Coroner’s Request Filled screen, recently were ffivoreto ta ‘ (SOblUlon marks) have been spent are successful. This means clos Milk-fed Chickens to Roasts 4 '/i - /Rib or Navel Cornfed Beef, hearty breakfast st Ms Parmley’s. with a look of definite defiance. gelatin. set, she loses her food1. What can ; ca the buUdlng up of those defense The case landed In court Op«'n Until fl p. m. ence of pet animals, either cats or 14e against the side of hla •Vegstablss en Casaerole: i we do ?’■ London by their former spouses. . yesterdav after Bradley charg dogs. Under normal conditions ing the windows and doors of the to 6 '/t pounds each, lb...... #9 # C The wagon waa plied high with ’Mr. Oake, I’m sorry . but I Tuesday: Decatur, ni. — (48 — Dr. I. V. The la’nes Will not be open Sun ^___ "Pretty dusty. You home- bunch of small carrots: 1 bunch of Answer; Probably the beat >Un ed that Mrs. .tones had taken cats and dogs have a few fleas but Infested room and spraying from upplles. most for Carrie's claim. leaders certainly can stir up the think you’d better drive on, ” Breakfast—Crisp bac1ie suddenly had the feeling of being to the buggy, picked up the reins, Lunch—Lima beans; spinach: Ivitoeaees" to an Inquest he had f; the total gold reserves held in the until the final day. Ckrs In line at Roasting, medium size, lb...... 7 0 C dad. head of cauliflower broken Into cient help In the right direction the accord is not being carris# ried It out to show her. or to the members of the house cording to its size.’ Then the eyed from head to foot. but ha held them a minute. And tsttuce and olivt salad. schee went on quickly, "but It’s po livery sUble at midnight whan he realize that the social gains that lb...... I V C It was brown. Carrie sat there, place foi a woman." have been won through years of And if you’re an army friend. glanced Iw- the direction o f the Veal. Beef and Pork (iround, 4% | bumping along, staring at the "W e’ll see about all that, Mr, effort aM being ruthlessly swept Never say a word against it. POPULAR Our Own Make Sausage Meat, darkened land office across the seared grass as far as her eyes Oaks. ” Carrier was suddenly de- The man inside to offend. 25c street. A solitary figure crouched aatde? lb...... 1 fiaiH. "Beside.a. you suggested It has covered honest bodies. ould reach, end thought, with „a In the shadows It is not only political leadership Chuck Beef (iround. shudder, It was almost hot enough [there was opportunity here, j-our- In conquered democracies that is And by heroes has been worn. "Um, that’s funny now," mused FOOD MARKET II)...... to bum. She noticed, however, I aolf’l s.at.ig’ liquidated. Labor leaders Since the early dawn of our na crass was greener along the bot "This time of night. ” He . meet the same fate. Trade unions tion, when the stars and First Prize Fresh Dressed Pork to Roast. Lower Round (Jround, I "There is."'Oaks rut in quickly. 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING tom lands when Ed Taylor whip ! "Plenty of opportunity, Ml.as l>ane, walked toward the land ■ office. and employers’ organization.s. a.s stripes were born. Genuine Legs of Spring Lamb— All Sizes. lb...... ■ ...... : • • ■ Suddenly the figure darted down well aa parliaments, have been de ped his team of grays across Rock [Plenty. But it's not here in Botk “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” r>eek an hour before noon and the side of the building and out of stroyed. Collective bargaining In Uniforms have many patterns. f'reck It s in town. In the ■ town. pulled up at Carrie's claim... While In lot.a Lot.s in Sioux .Springs sight. But not before .N'ewt Gale conquered territory has ceased to Some are Khaki, some are blue, recognized the flat-crowned hat sxlst. Hour regulations have been And the men that wear them AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Tavlor got out their lunch, "nd laurel and Salem and a dozen he unlonded supplies, stacked them other towns along the railroad." and the cutaway coat of Ashton completely broken down. Wage Are of many patterns too. Oaks Stock Up At HALE’S SELF SE V E and HEALTH MARKET ratea have been reduced. The cost Some arc sons of wealthy par •near the soddy site Then they sat "'\'hat railroad?" ("arrle couldn’t Saturday Specials F’ound Cake, Marble. Walnut and down and ate as Csrrle never re- resist the temptation to ask, re (To Be Continued) OC living has increased while the Blueberry Pies, from native Hate’s Qnelity ents. membered eating before. , membering Mark’s Interniption In standard of living of the masses of Some are college graduates. berries, each ...... 20c working men and women has been The Taylors drove on to their hotel, Some are many manly virtues. LEAN—SMOKED T UP Our Own. Baked Beans, progressively lowered. Some are reprobates. CI PORK own claim, a mile distant, after Oaks colored ,So deeply that for Deaths Last Night Breaci__ _2lmv*8 11c POULTRY quart ...... Danish Coffee Rings. e.atlng, promising Carrie to return a minute Carrie wished she had ® not reminded him of the encounter Large Betty Crocker In attamptlng to suggest some We have many skilled mechanics. SHOULDERS FOWL LIVER Fancy Layer Cakes,choice of each ...... 25c early for her that afternoon 12 Pounds Average thing of what the war has done "M igh t as well come with us with .Mark 1n the hotel lobby. But San Francisco— Robert E Paine. Men of letters, men of brains icings, each .. . ■ ...... the agen^ quick'y recovered. T urkeys and is doing to labor in Europe, it Men who bravely serve, their now," big Ed said, "until w-e get 81. veteran newspaper man who|| Angel Each Fruit Bread, deli^toUs, Rolls, a large variety to choose ’ Mis.-) Lane. I don't know this 25c Is necessary to look back for a mo- country and are flouted for O c lb. straightened around. N'ot much held various executive positions In W E i l f / mant to the situation that existed from, dozen ...... 15c man Deuel, whoever or whatever 5 Pounds Average their pains. each ...... you can do here alone till we puf he la, but the Senpps-Howard newspaper or- i| before the war. While the aggres 1 6 * •- up that soddy." But Carrie re I do know the railroad ganlzatlon. None are angels, some are black j la I'bml.ig. As your friend, I d like Fowl sor nations were building their guards? Yes, we have a few fused. sayinK she might as well Ottawa— Dr. Edward Martin All Kinds of Cupcakes, Cakes, RIB 1 FAT you to be ready for it” war machines, the democratic of those. 1 FRESH NATIVE VEGETABLES get used to being on a homestead j Kindle, 2. chief paleontologist of I states worked to maintain the civil Who are now about the same lb. 17c 1 SALT PORK lb. 8c alone, that she wanted to cet the ^ j . the Dominion Geological Survey j Coffee Cakes, Jelly Doughnuts veosreo' ►#0009 hbarties of their people and to As when they wore civilian clothes. 1 PORK ROAST "feel - of h « land. ' away from the bug- for 26 years prior to retirement tn Broilers 75e raise the workers’ standard of liv- Fresh Picked Lima Bean.s, Hand Picked Baking or Cooking Carrle waved -grvidby to, the 1938. I and Crullers Ing. A square deal Is all we ask for. LEAN—STRIP ITIESH Chicago— Dr. William A. Pusey, j accomplished to Apples, 4 lbs...... ’l l F W Much has been W e’ll appreciate it more CHUCK 2 q u a rts...... j ...... JtaVk*'of »upplle»"^ndTaA'^)iank^["^^^ b/Irk | 74. noted "dermatologist, educator. I .Armour’s (8-lJ Pounds A\-erage) Asparagus Tips Fowl Each 6 9 c ward the realization of those Ob Native Cantaloupes, and - l .-irrie drew slightly back, sensini; I author Than a lot of noisy cheering. SPARE RIBS Green or W'ax Beans, 15c 19c (:il that such people lived. .She e—, .u ",...... ■r. He was president of I jectives. A moderate but steady When we're leaving for the war BAOTN watched them down the knoll andiof the man ** mca.siire The .\merican Medical Association I national income and in ROAST Star Ham 33c Increase hi For we have an honored calling, 2 q u a rts...... California Juice Oranges. in 1924. ' Lb. Also A Limited Supply of Fresh the volume of wages, a more equal n o r * ' ' undersund vou distribution of purchasing power As our garments plainly show. Carrots or Beets, dozen ...... -a ...... 25c .Armour’s Star (4-« rounds Average) Kilied Roasting Chickens due to social security and public You may be a saint, or sinner How on earth are we to know? 1 6 * 3 bunches for ...... Fancy Plums Seedless Grapes .Aged .Man Father .Again Spinach 21c welfare measure*—all bear wit 1 2 0 * 1 5 ' ' ^‘a^^i?oa"^rei%Erw EB | " ? ^ t ‘ Eaztern Cot ness to the preoccupations of the Native Celery, bleached. Egg Plant Red Cabbage Smoked Shoulders We don't care about your money CUniberla'nd, Md.—(4h—A t 74. 4-6 Lbs. democratic countries of continen MACHINE SLICED MACHINE SLICED bunck ...... Brussels Sprouts Charles H. Grubb is passing out U Sugar Cured, SUced tal Europe until war forced Or what your father used to do. Instantly ahe was excited. .She town out here you like." Fresh Shoulders Lb. When you're looking at a .soldier Native Blueberries, cigars again for the .second time [' Peas and Carrots .change. Until then, little by little, BOILED HAM lb. 35c LOAF CHEESE lb. 22c Fancy McIntosh -Apples, did not have long to wait. The j He reached, ilito his pocket, pro- in 15 months. His wife. 38. haa i through untiring effort. those He la looking Mack at you. quart ...... 25c sisltor w M Aahton Oaks Carrie ; diiced an elaborate lithograph, Lb. Whose the one to Judge between | hapd picked, 4 lbs...... given birth to a second daughter, j Rindless Bacon .countries had erected a social M.ACIIINE SLICED m ij e n s t Eb recognized him with a sudden [spread it out before Carrie. It plc- Their first was born in May, 1939. i 21c Pot Roasts structure protecting the decency , us,, Libby’s and dignity of man. As we stand there man to man? SPICED H A M lb. 21c CHEESE lb. 20c 'This structure included the limi Only one, the Great Almighty, Labor Day Specials! Shop Early for the Double name another If you ran. Can Ham Roulettes Lb. tation of hours ot work In Industry MACHINE SLICED 5IILD A5IERICAN Corned Beef Strawberries 23c and commerce, the protection of Holiday! Our Stocks Are Complete Ubby’t working women and children, the Drop your proud and haughty | LUXURY LOAF lb. 25c CHEESE lb. 20c portection of health and safety of bearing and egotistic pride: To Serve Your Every Need! Daisy Hams workers, comtiensatlon for Indus- Get acquainted with the soldier, | FRESH—SKINLESS SHARP W . D. STAR MARKET Veal LcKives Cans trtrj accidents and occupational .sailor or marine. 47 NORTH ST. - PHONE 3885 - FREE DELIVERY ..sesaes, a system of old age pen With the heart and soul Inside FRANKFURTS lb. 19c CHEESE lb. 29c SUGAR — PURE CANE BUTTER SPECIALS! SEIDNKR MAYONN.MSE 6-Ounoe Can Randal's sions and pensions for widows and Test and try to analyze him. Land O’Lakes, Hamburg Criticise him through anil through | 10-pound d L O # * 34c orphans of deceased workers, the lb...... arbitration of industrial disputes And you'll very likely find him ROLL FRANKLIN SWEET cloth b a g s ...... ';r25c "f.n5c Boneless Chicken and the determination of labor Just as good a man as you. Brown Sugar, Light and Fairmont, Quart j a r ...... 41c -i* WEEK»ENP SPECIALS m U-Onnoe BotUo Burt OInoy conditions by collective bargain .Sent - In by wife of one, army, | BUTTER SALAMI RELISH Dark, 1-pound ^ _ 2 lbs...... 65c Seidner Salad Dressing ing. Membership In the interna and mother of the other. na\'y. Sausage Meat Mrs. Frances Hunt package ...... BAKED BEANS -- Friend's tional Federation of Trade Unions, BY PIECE \ tall cans 25c I Ketchup tba largest International organlza- 2 9 i « 1 0 ® p'- Eggs, Strictly Fre^hl 17c .... 29c CLEAN SER — Old Dutch for tioa of workens. numbered in 1939, HanI lAirk With Bicycle i b - 3 3 Shortening, Royal Scarlet, Pullets’, A A Seidner Safndwich Spreflid 3 cans 20c Lge. twenty-one mllUon. 100% Pufe Vegetable! dozen ...... M t O Armonr’s Hormel Spam Destroyed Trade Unions Portland, Ore.— —For thfee I PINEAPPLE JUICE-Dole Moxie Btls. This situation has been com- years Wallle Travler hoarded his GOOD LrC K Pure Lard, ^ C glass I5 c 't : 25c No. 5 caul 25c (Contents Only.) 31-Oz. Can pletely changed by the Invader. pennies until he had enough for a SUGAR PEACHES J.'M5c 39c 2 lbs...... U Red Salmon, Esqui Pork tuid Beans There haa been complete de- ] bicycle. Then he lost his bank on | SIl/VER LANE PICKLES 25c can La Touralne, Maxwell House or White House JAR RUBBERS Evaporated Milk, Royal maux, tall can ...... FOR ICED COFFEE: Struction of the trade union move- , his way to the 'cycle shop. After j 23c Circle Coffee, n q No. 3 Can diwieeea Valtey Ijtrge Scarlet, V Sweet Mixed, nent In Germany,' Austria, and I two more years he had saved lO-Lb. CHEESE 1-pound bag ...... I O C .No. 2 '2 TURKEYS, Lb OMChoalovakla and In the con- enough to purchase a bicycle. Just Bag 3 tall c a n s ...... quart jar ... /. 25c Orange Pekoe Tea, Home Cir Caffee 24e Cans , C doz. Real Old Fashion cle, i|-pound 0 * 7 lb...... Beardsley’s red democracies. All that the I a week later, he rented It for 25 Dill Pickles, / I T - Colonial Coffea, Tender Peas 2 c,.19c Lux or Lifebuoy Snappy, lb...... 39c package ...... A / C Dozen C a n s...... *1 05 -trade union movement has | cent-s to a stranger. Bike and | Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet,. quart jar ...... I # V 1-pound b a g ...... n stood for—the right of being stranger di.sappearcd. Muen.ster Cheese, EXTRA F.\NCY 20c For Better Cakes and Pas Stuffed Olives, Marmalade, Walnut Hill, | A . Burt piney Peanut bdsrd, the right of consultation, |------OHIO BLUE TIP lb...... XIC TURKEYS, lb. . Mecca Coffee, Soap 4 Bam 25c the right to negotiate - has been tries, large V A . pound Jar ...... 1Y C Kraft* Chec.se, Wjiite, Yel DAISY HAMS. 1-pennd bag ...... 22c abolished. These rights were con- | Cucumber Slices 10c ^ M A TC H ES package ...... I 12c,22c,29c Tydol • Shel. Teotaco or Good Gulf aeerated by the constitution of the ; low and Vclvecta, ^ A lb...... Succotash 2 c.„;19c Butter C LAPP’S BA BY FOODS Chill Hauoe, Burt OIney, Home Circle Coffee, ay m international labor organization OPEN 2-*lb. wooden box . Picklts, All Varie- 9 A — bottle ..... 17c Dozes C a n a ...... fl.09 established In 1919 to promote so Cudahy’s Pure Meat Product! Strained, LEAN SLICED 1-pound can ...... MDC SUNDAY MORNING ties, small bottle.. Iw C Motor Oil 2 to, 33c cial Justice. '5lpry Shortening, BACON, lb...... Ground Fresh .\* You Want It! No. 1 fa ll Can ^ 2-lb. jar TANG , .Can 2Tc 3 cans ... L,.. Del-ValeXinger Ale, Lime AND Potato Salad, Royal .Scarlet, pound can ...... 18c In Great Britain, the last bul Chopped, Rick^y T'orn Collins and all Grote Si Weigel Homa Ctreia Floupi ALL DAY LABOR DAY PURE EGO .SALUNE Fresh Made, 1 C — FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES wark of democracy In the old 2 cans Flavors, 3 large O FRANKFURTS. AU PorpoM, 5-lb. bmg 25c Rosedale Peaches . world, the organized workers have 1-lb. j a r ...... I S C Ben Ami Powder, lb...... Silver Lane Sweet Mixed DILL PICKLES " "*" 8-Slioe Can Premier Freeh accepted freely, spontaneously, and \LL KINDS OF ROLLS, NOODLES CRACKERS Tomatoes, Royal Scarlet, bottles ...... Brunch — It’s All Pork. 11c Dog Food, Health-O, in common accord with their em- CHUCK ROAST — (From 4 cans...... BREAD. PICK1.e s , solid pack, 1 A _ Also Country Club and Can Nice to take on w Pineapple, Sliced or 19c ployera, compulsory arbitration Quart Heavy Steer Pickles L b . 1 0 c RELISHES, ETC. 12-Oz. 2-Lb. No. 2 c a n ...... I V v ada Dry Beverages. Don’t picnic! 12-oz. can Crushed, No. ’j'.> can. Silver Dost, With Towel, ay u Pineapple Green Peppers 4 and the outlawing of atrikea and Box Jar 27c 21c Beef!), lb...... lockouts for the duration of the iPkgs. Fruit Cocktail, Royal Scar fail to order your favorite Cooked Ham With Natural large package ...... dC 1C war. Their action la based on their .15 KINDS OF 1 0 « brand of Beer and Ale. . Home Circle Mayon- 1 C ^ f r e s h GROUND IZ-Ounce Can Dote. Fresh Juices, 2 lb., 3 oz. knowledge that today with them COLD CUTS— Lb. let'largest 23e 99c naise,8-ounce J a r...... I O C HAMBURG, lb. .. All-Bran, Kellogg’s, 25c qt. all things depend on the strength 35c DESIRE can PhilHpa’ SALE CUBE STEAK, t emnU packages .... 23c Green or Wax Beans of natiofial defense. British union Grote & Weigel Sliced Pineapple, Royal *^"‘^25cQLjar 39c Pineapple Juice 3 Cans Lworkera have themselves recqm- Cans DOG FOOD AND DEMONSTRATION ’unafish. Royal Scarlet, lb...... Ivory Sosp,-Medium, FRANKFURTS PAGHETTI 13e Scarlet, largest 20c ? Fresh mended the adoption of the emer BEECH-NUT fancya light meat. A O — French’s Miutord, . bur ...... No. S Can Wegner gency powers defense act which SHOULDER 5c 3 L b . 25c PEANUT BUTTER AND 2 can s...... S S C large Jar ...... grants the most drastic authority NEW HOME MADE Tall Tali Grapefruit Juice, Royal lie STEAK, lb...... DUI Pickles, Silver Lane Fieah. Large Cans SOYAS CRACKERS Salmon, Royal Scarlet, fan Cracker Jack a free people has ever conferred DILL PICKLES Assorted Jellies Glass Jar 10c Scarlet, No. 2 can, A RlnM, 2 large Fresh Shoulder* (4-S u q quart bottle ...... 18c Grapefruit Juice 3 Cans upon its government. 3 f o r ...... M a ^ Q cy, 2 medium O 0 # » lbs. average), lb...... l O C This authority includes power to Large jar Peanut Butter— packages ...... 37c Drinking Cops, Wax. 00 . READY-TO-EAT flat c a n s ...... 4 9 7 C Asaorted Cold Cuta, u fa Kraft Miracle Whip Prunes 5e 6 25c control all persons and all prop Large pkg. Soyas Crackers, 2 packages ...... 15c erty, to conacript labor and regu DAISY HAMS. 35c Lb. BANANAS CANTALOUPES BLU E PLUMS A Treat fpr the Whole Fam' Shrimp, Royal Scarlet, KInee, email lb...... 19c 3 pkgs. 10c late conditions of employment, to ily! Tootsie I/oIIy- 9 BOTH fancy, package ...... 9c Ever-Ready Boneleaa Cooked Paper Plates, Salad Dressing Bananas 4 Lbfi.21c control banking and finance and to pops, 12 in bag.... FOR . 2’ cans ,,••••• Picnics—tender Shoul- 4% package ...... tnpoce an excess profits tax of 100 SPAM can 23c lb. 2 c io z . I V v 33c 29c Ufebney Soap, dere In cana, lb...... M w C 10c per cenL The secretary of labor 13® 8 hant...... 19c Marshmallows CREMO ALE, 3 for 25c. Assorted Pickles, Silver Pint 22c duart 32c Sunkist Oranges .Doc. 23c aad national sendee has been ^ LARGE Lane. S ll-ee. bottles. 1 1-Pound okarged with the creation of a new No Deposit on Bottles. I.and O'Lakw Butter, 25c Large Watermelons ONIONS — 10-Lb. Bag TURNIPS Strictly Fresh, Large Kraft White and TaOew ' arbitration board to adjudicate 19c Z pound* ...... 65c Eggs, dozen...... 35c Minot, 2 Packages d C D C 4MPUtaa on working conditions. LAVAX * caas ...... 25c — ' # Green Stunpe GiTtn With Cash SalfiB, On the outoonM of the preeent lOXYDM Country RoU Butter, Selected Egge, in car Americon Cheese 39® each ibf. l O e MEDIUM Peltoto fitte. o. gtragls between Great Britain ppund ...... 29c ton, dozen ...... A O., Sandwich Free DcliTery On All Orders For 11.00 A ai Ov«r. 'aad Xfiui.Germany depends the fu- KLEIN'S LARGE ...'2 for .37c 2 for a.FO R 23c 25c ef labor and the labor move- MEDIUM...... 2 for 15c Van Camp’a Milk, SANDWICH — FRANKFURT — Lard (With Any Meat Bacon Ginger ATe JnJEurppe. If Britain falls, FOOD STORE Sugar and Creamer Frccl 19c 11c ..4..«an* f o r ...... 25c Waxed Paper. Ont-Bito. Waxed Paper V wsetem and central FRENCH AND PARKER HOUSE FRENCH AN|5 DANISH Pnrchaae). lb...... 5c terge r o ll...... 15 c . I'wm pass under a totalitar- 161 Center St. Dial 3256 8afmr« , 3 large bottles 23c 40 Ft. Ron tule ttat win obliterate the 10 notmkm...... 45 c O ^ a a Peannt Butter, Comot, e in on# hundred and each PASTBYSi-lOo Phone Orders Taken This Evening Until 8:30 P. M. pound Jjer Com of Bottles, JWHAU paaia t€ struggle and aacri- Rolls (Contents Only) MAN€MifTni Comm* ‘ 1 work- D IA L 5137 89e 2 for 9c « r « i a Read Herald Advs. ^ ta. . .j.> w... m I ■<; 'ri'
MANtiMKxriSK e;ve:NlMU Hl!^KA1statement to the Mexi have Increased 30 -per cent RIFLES MAKE PERFECTION.. ^ To Belligerentg can people and to the Petroleum AND PEKTECTION IS NO TRIFUE!” To Home Canning Plans Workera Union.- ' He eald foreign o u t s t a n d i n g craftsmen Women’s Meet I Bee Draws ’Em Mighty Packers Wallop AlUStars in Grid Thriller, 45-2, lUCheUncclo, accoixUng to Mexico City, Aug. SO.—UP)— ealea muat be Increaeed "to avoid was Iniiy putting the through the ages. . . . Atten Mexico turned a. hopeful eye to the ruin of the Induat'ty.” r touches to one of his tion to detail . . . attention to ward European belltgerente today Tbo union has opposed econo New York—The second annual \ Democratic State Ticket Hartford, Aug. 80—Connecticut »tha varioua wholeaala oantera vltaURortsI stsuea when a friend the little things neglected by about the State, the Department as poaa*ble customers for hel oil mies which President Cardenas eastern basketball clinic, conduct 1939 Bowl Team, others have distinguished the houaewives who are atarting their ed by Clair Bee of Long Island ' atapped Into his studio and To Appear in Body annual heavy canning program of asserts. Sweet com, beans and industry in the belief their reservee srdered in a reorganization of the ^^ball May Be Hit ■ T , apant some time admiring the leaders from the field. summer squash supplies have been are running low. industry. University, drew 190 coaches from It may seem a bit far fetch tomatoes, pcachca and peara arc all over the country. work. Several weeks later he For First Time. adviaed In a atatement isaued to less than normal this week, but Vincente Cortes Herrera, gen Monthly sales since the 1938 ex- called again and found the ed to liken ourselves to Michel growers confidently predicted that Green Bay Pros Stage angelo . . . yet, there is a sim day by the State Department of Texas Aggies Back in Full Force great man still at his master- New Haven, Aug. 30— The Agriculture not to be alarmed by these will be back on the list of by Conscription Btece.' ilarity in purpose. We at products classified as abundant as His friend, looking at the Pinehurst Grocery possess a I members of the state Democratic the froat damage reporta of early in the week and fear of a tomato aoon as the unseasonable cold Dazzling Air Barrage figure, exclaimed, "Dio Mia, genius for taking pains with' ticket will appear before the pub wave passes. trifles. famine reaulting. The atatement Major Leagues ^ ^ n ’ l Equab Golf Marie have you been idle since I saw lic In a body for the first time in by the Agrlcultqral Department Apples and potatoes, two of our / To Carry on Bone-Crushing Attack you last?" A trip behind our meat more staple products, are being Dodge Draft, Deeutrt^ "By no means.” replied the counters will disclose scores of I the current Connecticut campaign j pQtnta out that flr;it reporta of the on Sept. 7 when the Connecticut amount of damage which c^ops marketed now by Connecticut As Don Hutson Shines^ sculptor. "1 have retouched "little things” we do a little growers in such substantial vol- Clark Griffith; Man]f a power on defense behind - the this part and polished that; I differently, a little better, a Federation of Democratic Wom suffered last Sunday morning By F«lix I^MeKniglil were too ominous. That later ume.'that city, retailers are able to , Star Players Eligible. line. ^ have softened this feature, little more thoroughly than en’s CTuba hold a meeting in West offer them to their customers at AP FMtor* Scnric* Veteran End Leads t*k>n mad# nltie t e ii and brought out this muscle; the .ordinary meat market. checkups proved he total Injury Guard M anbalf Foob Robnett. Haven. suffered by tender vegetables and very attractive prices. The apple Ckillege Station, Taxaa. - - Old-timers, listing three All- downs, the Packers 1 have given more expression You will observe the infinite The nominees met here last Wuhlagton, Aug. 80— m — vicious 205-pelinder who made The Money Players to Vic-i«— — other crops was widespread but in varieties and the average quality America personalities, return this fall to take up their old A s s o c la ^ Press’ second All- I 34jie t yards rushing. to this lip and more energy to care that is taken in the pre night with State Chairman John on sale now are up to the stand Clark Griffith, btuMbslI'i unoffi The record crowd paid $178,437 this limb." paration of every single prod most cases too slight to materially chores along the eleven positions of 1039’s crack football AitierjiMm team. tory with Amazing Per- T. McCarthy of Newtown and Na reduce the total potential market ards demanded by even the most cial ambaaaador to Waahlngton, to see the game. The sum, laM "But all these are mere uct: the 'ndivldual methods of tional Committeeman David E. refuaad to dodge the dVaft iaeue juggernaut—the Texas Aggies, ^ ^ b ck ln g Back James Thoma- supply. critical pie-makers, it is asserted. formance; W in n ers expenses, will be donated to Uuaa trifles,” said his friend. cutting and trimming meat, FitiGerald of New Haven to map Early Macintosh, Duchess and today—he epoke up and said the Tha maaalya uadefaatad Bugar^ — • > , .'Son, 300-pounder who came close Chicago charities by the Chieago "Perhaps,” replied the ar the high Ideals of craftsman Market offerings of a number to being the first blocking back out strategy for the early part of of our midsunyjner vegetables have Gravcnstelns are the kinds most national pastime was ready to do Bowl kings, "Jarrln' John Kim Collect 31o X a r d s on Tribune, originator' and fpoDtag.J tist, "but trifles make perfec ship and strict code of cleanli the campaign and all agreed to prominently displayed. Ita part for national defense. to win an All-America post, won of the game. tion, and perfection is no ness that govern the operation been reduced the past few days, brougb, All-American fullback, at honorable mention on 'The Asso- 11 Panses. attend the W'est Haven meeting. the Department points out, but As a final note the State agri ------£------trifle." of our departments. McCarthy, wbo described last cultural agency asks that food the helm, return to dual a hex (Uated Press list. Becognition of this great Our first concern has never this was the result of cool unfavor night's parley as mainly an "ac able growing weather rather than shoppers be reminded once more ) that has nevtr bean ovarcoma Veteran ends Bill Buchanan and By Tom Siler been merely pounds and prices, truth was probably responsi quaintance” meeting, said plans that fresh eggs are not high priced "Baseball," aald the man who down hera In tha Southwest—win Jim Sterling; veterans tackle Er Sports Roundup^ ble for making Michelangelo but the pieasure. satisfaction of actual serious damage to the la credited with encouraging such Chicago, Aug. 30—(/h—Now the for the formation of a speakers’ crops. Housewives can safely plan now—if the purchaser is smart the Southwest Confaraniia tltla nest s PaBBell; veteran guard college boys know only too well the most renowned artist of all and gusto our foods bring to bureau and invitations to the vari enough to take advantage of the groats of tha game aa Christy time. And so it has been with the dinner table. on finding abundant supplies of two. years running. Charles Henke; veteran centers why the CJreen Bay Packers and By Eddla Brieta ous members to ^peak at party tomatoes for canning for the next bargain values being offered by HORMEL’S “ SPAM Mathawson and Gaorge Slsler to Tommie Vaughn and Odell Her their unexcelled end, fl-.et Don don kahki in the World War, "will Not in the 35-yaar-history of New York. Aug. 30.—(JP\— Wal« rallies were considered. week or two, possibly throughout retailers featuring the small or man, split-shift men; veteran Hutson, are the scourge of the ter Hagen Is still tha top Bpaad«r Maloney .Vbsent September, unless we experience pullet size fresh eggs. These un do what tha country wants. We’re the league, however, has such an backs Kimbrough. Derae* Moser all ready. Why, by atn, at my age National Football League. - among the pros. Picked up $137 For the Holiday Week-end Absent from the meeting was j an even rhore serious cold snap der-sized eggs, which are tempo BREAD able crew returned for a aecond' Thomason, Wild BUI Conatser. The All-Stars. 69 player* sea- : worth of checks, not counting tlpK U. S. Senator Francis T. Maloney, I’m ready, too, If they want me.” within a week or so, the statemcTit rarily in over supply, are priced so For thr auecaaeive whack at the title. one of the nation’s great punters! •oned by four year." of college ’ during the first four nights at We suggest Pinehurst Poultry . . . Native a candidate for reeleclion. who low at many retailers’ that they A blanket draft of men in the and Marion Pugh. continues. Children! Nine of the eleven poaltloha will football, moved into Soldier field Hershey. Jimmy Demarat was Broilers. Fryers and goo'd-sized Roasting was kept in Washington by Sen I Such popular pickling and pre represent a saving in some In 31 to 30 age group would just CRACKERJACK about deplete the ranks of today’s be manned by regulars off the Watch Webstar last night, forewarned and pre second with close to $100. Chickens. The first fresh 8 to 0-pound Tur-, I E Z CUT J ate business. serving items, as cucumber.". pcp‘ stances of as much as 10 cents a sumably forearmed for the prow- Third guy (unidentified) blew At the meeting were State Pub pound when the price is converted big leagues, If all of, them were natl(m’a No. 1 team of last Eight of the eleven positions keys are here . . . also Block Dres.sed 10 to{ ! pers, beets and onions are also son: the other two spots Will be are backed up by Uttermen; the es.s of the mighty Packers daz himself for $4.85 . , . two lic Works Commissioner Robert A, ! continuing abundant in supply at to a weight basis. taken, 'nils, of course, Is Improb zling overhead attack. 12-pound Turkeys. \ few 18-pound Turkeys] Hurley, the gubernatorial nom For Your Week-End Outingl able, but some of the game’s out plugged by ge^lemen who wbrked other three have brilliant sopho rich Jersey Irishmen, inter- will offer good value at 28c a pound. inee; Prof, Odell Shepard of Hart standing performsra undoubtedly more than M »-tlm e at the saibe more substitutes. Frankly, sopho .Aerial Blitzkrieg. i ested In young Pat Comlakey, aro Elnar "Ricky" Andtraon, Man- jobs last year. ] Jack Kearns’ angels In hLs new ford. candidate for the lieutenant- cination, are expected to be taken No. ' , may go into uniform if tha con- cheater Country Club pro, turned more Jake Webster gave Klra- But Ih elr. advance information i liean. Boneless Richard Ikon •?rough a terrific nin for hli mon was usetrsa. " The Packers put ' ventures. . .Joe Berry, Notre governor; Dr. Frank M. Anastasio care of in the near future by the and Rnbbln* Tin \ scription bill is enacted. In a pair of par-buating acorea The team that closed a breath- TURKEYS of New Haven, nominee for treas surgeon of the 169th Infantry. Boned Chicken 39c ^ Had Dally Drtik this week and one of them equalled lesa sea.son by handling Tulane, ey-in the spring drills and Boots on one of the mosC spaikllng ex- t fam e's best freshman center, haa Daisy Hams Plump. Tender, Pinehurst urer; John M. Dowe of Danielson, Back in the World War Griffith 14-13, In the .Sugar Bowl game; .Simmons, a six foot, four Inch end hibltlons of passing in the bistbry won an appointment to Anna'pbUa Most of the new men' received Red nnd While 1 Lh. the courae record of «6, Which he and notified Elmer Layden he’ll be 8 to O-Poiind Fresh .Mountain O [seeking the comptroller post: Mrs. their ’’shot.s” during the New York ' virtually ^aved the major and min eatabllahed a year ago. Par ik the team that mixed kimbrOugb’a ineligible last season, pushed of football, pro or amateur, whip Extra Smooth •lar Marulwll FocIr RobMett Buchanan at left end. In his fresh seeing him soon- from the Navy 35c lb. Ground 1910 Crop! Pound.. O O C Chase Going Woodhouse of New encampment. • Peanut Butter 19c or league from shutting down. He 70 for the local ^-hole layout, ao shocking speed and power with A Vicious COS-Pound Guard ping the All-Star*, 45 to 2* ,ln the Block Dressed 10 to 13-Pound Turkeys I London, candidate for secretary of did it by a Johg talk with Secre cunning pass plays; the team that man year he caught Texaa’ famed seventh game of this series. The bench. . . . the way North Caro HAM ROLLS The United Aircraft Corporation Anderaon wad four ahota under linians are betting on Duke to Will Average 88c Pound Also. 1 state; and Lucian,Maciora of New Underwood’* Ttn* tary of War Baker, but getting perfect flgurea in hiaabeat effort, owned one of the nation’s tidiest O w boy Jack Oain from behind victory gave the pros a three to 40c lb. announced today that only 20 out the jump on the draft helped. when the scooter was away on one beat Tennessee, you’d think they 18-Pound Turkevs (Chilled) I Britain, candidate for congress- Company Commanders of the of the 123 Guardsmen employed i 2 23c While on the other round he defenses records, by yardage, is contracts. But conscription could two edge, two games being ties. BUTTS OF HA.M Deviled Ham Under the direction of Army wreck any college team. of his many lorfg scoring dashes. The 64,567 spectators, a record- were using the Duke millions. 28c lb. , man-at-large. (Connecticut National Guard unit.s in their corporation are "key men.” i Red and White tuTned in a 69, He matched par the team to beat again—traditions To Boll or Bake Tin* ...sergeants all of the big leagtie on 14 liolea and collected four notwithstanding. Coach Homer Norton, baldpat- Actual losses off the '39 team breaking crowd, were shocked in 4 'i to 0 Pounds Pinehurst Fresh i " received notification toda.v from ! The plans to send the_43rd DUd A Little Goe* teams abandoned morning practice He Was for Him r, ^ , ,i,m _ Sion to Fort Biandtng. Fla.. In Oc- I Potted Meat A I.ong Wa.v! 2 15c birdloa, three of them in a row, Tongh Games Away ed master of the big powerhouse, Include little Herbie Smith. 160- Jdhn Kimbrough the few minutes to see the Special! 39r to SSc lb FOWI...... Ih. 29c Brig. General William C!ostigan | November still remains I for drills and then put on public ahaving two atrokea off par on muses; pound end who played the magni Jarrin* Jawn At The Helm amateurs drive to a touchdown in This one Just leaked out.. _ Lavilii: Gas Mains drills -before every game. But everything points against the wild-scoring fray. Amby while trying to pick a successor to Sausage ^^’eathe^ is Here — and We Offer the Fresh I that a ".National Guard Veterans' ! unchanged, it was announced yes- Con 12 Oz. 26 Or. both the outgoing and incoming the Aggies. Three of iU toughest ’’Conscription doesn’t worry me ficent,game In the Sugar Bowl: Day” will be held at the New York j terday. tent*: Bbta. Bnt*. "They use bats instead of guns," nine. Hla card hgalpat par: Tackle Joe Boyd, who made the Schindler of Southern California Coach Jess Neely, the Clenunn SMALL LINK SAUSAGE a t ...... lb. 33c 6 25c 3 25c aald Griffith, "but let me teU you games—.Southern Methodist, Bay Insofar as it affects my team. If chief challengers to the Aggies. -set up the t.ally with an Intercept athletic council called In line coecll In Town's Streets W orld's Fair on Sunday, Seprtm- ' Of Interest to local Guards is Hire’s Root Beer Par o u t ...... 443 584 434-36 lor and Texas—must be played on the national emergenay becomes AP’s third All-American team, and Grote & Weigel, Albany Skinless, or Sperry’s Pineapple they were In shape and ready and Anderarm out 445 534 333 - 34 Walemon (Cotton) Price, canny But down at Rice Institute, ed pass, and then scored on a six- Frank Howard... .when the quee- ber 29th. The event V< sponsored ; the following description of the Red and White 49 Ft. 12.3 Ft. really had a four months start on enemy soil. The Southwest Con so grave as to demand conacrip- where drawling Jess Neely of Dipped FR.\NKFURT.S. Frankfurt and Sandwich Roll* Roll I’ ar in ...... 443 444 443-34 70 quarterback. yard dash In.side right tackle. Nile tlons had been answered satisfac by the Associated National Guard j Regimental Insignia which will Heavy 15c 18c the fellows who hadn’t been to ference, down to the weekest sis tiorl, then football will become Clemson fame is starting his flr.st Klnnick. Iowa'., sensational »tar of .Men from Hartford's office of Waxed Paper Anderson in 333 444 443 32- 66 ter, revels In gunning for the fa very Unimportant to me." Southern Methodist, with Ita torily, a member motioned: "I Rolls. and Naval Militia Veteran Organi- worn for twelve consecu- camp." year, they’re talking dangerously 1939, dropkicked the point and the move Frank Howard be appointed Fancy Premium j the gas company are Working in zations of the United States. The 1*'’® months. Here s what It stands vorite, and defending champion. great array of backs headed up Freshly Chopped. F renrh’* Whan the work-or-flght order Strictly on Ita talent, other pos and Texas Christian has in Kyle ; All-.Stars seemed to be off to a head coach’’ -----dased and befud* LAMB SHOULDERS Manchc.stcr laying new mains and feature program to-be held at the jfor: Jar came down In July. 1917, the old Too, possible military eonacrlp- sibilities to8.scd out, here is what by Preston Johnson, one of the Gillespie, spectacular junior, a Pinehurst laterals for new houses that have Cream 8alad 12c finest punters in Southwest his victory matching that of 1937 over died and with no intention of be GROUND BEEF, 22c Ib. (Court of Peace will be entitled. I Shield; (White) for Infantry; Mustard fox explained, he reminded Baker Crams Scores tjon would wrack the Aggies. The the Aggies have: man Coach Dutch Meyer rates the toe Packers. ing funny, Howard piped up: *T been erected, or are under con On Guard with the Guardsmen.” ! saltire: (Civil War service;^fleur- that the ball players had been ROTC trained footballers, veterans tory; Baylor, with its destructive equal of Bllngln’ Sam Baugh and Red and White 12 Oz. Kimbrough, the All-American Then the Packers struck In the second the motion". . . . P. 8.: He lb...... 28c Veal Chops — Culets — and struction in different parts orf the Tickets for the affair may be pur dc-lLs: World War service; 'lion ; drilling for four months, and ask that they are, have had two years’ offensive team, and posaibly Tex Davey O’Brien at the same sUge town. At present they are em F re*h—Sweet Tin fullback, amazingly fast for all of as, writh its Cowboy Jack Oaln style characteristic o f their pro got the job. Beef Liver ...... lb. 28c Roasts chased at the association's head Revolutionary War .service; motto ' Luncheon Meat 23c ed him to w ait,until September Tennis Upset military training and are liable for his 212 pounds and the battering of their careers. Arkan.sas will be campaigns which have brought ployed In Westwood street and quarters, Hotel Pennsylvania New (Armia Stant Legis); Laws are Immediate service under their threat and a year’s experience for If Che Max Baer-Pat Comisliey SLICED BACON , . .1b. 25c Canadian Bacon for the players. ram of a great ground game, plus big and powerful, but shv on ball them five national titles. (jecll when this work is completed they York City. maintained by force of arms. 'Blue Prtre 8 Ot. Bakar aald ha realized the first last year’s youngsters, loom aa the carriers. bout goes through, Comlakey will Gla*» Isbell, one-time Purdue star, lost call off hla Sept. 16 bout with A Special on Premium Broilers, about 2 '4 pounds aver will go to St. John, Oak, Hayne.s Pvt. James Brennan of the K This insignia was approved by Brand 9c months in camp ware spent In Downs Sapienxa in 19 yards on an attempted pass, and Ann streets. All of these lines the Adjutant General of Connecti- | Assorted JeQies conditioning and drilling and Amc Anderson at St. P a u l....a age ...... each 79c I Guards, who has been convsles- putting the Packers on their own tip from up east is to keep aa eye are extension.a of mains already cing in the Plattsburg hospital cut on March 2. 1927. and has been Red and White 8 Or agreed to the auggestion. Straight Spt«; Sinna* Again we' remind you that Pinehurst Fowl, Broilers and Fr.vcrs 1 Standings 21. Hutson, who, holds ail the , ofi 25-year-old Holly Mandly, Jr., artl'flxed ready for the pan. without the use of the cleaver . . . there. The greater amount I since the Guards returned home in active use since that date. Pure Jar. "But," said Griffith, "if the ^ec- league For the convenience of men Sandwich Spread 15c moil Also Gains Win. pass-catchmg records l^^f Hartford, first amateur to wto BO splinters. mains to he laid in the.se streets is from camp, is expected to arrive ” retary had aaid ’No.’ we'd have worth in the Oak ^rect seiTlonj wishing to sign up with the K Yesterday’* Result* Something Catching About Yanks n^*” *-ioning, then raced 1 uie Connecticut open and two- The Native Roa.sters will likel.v l>e as large iis !i to ,V>, pounds in town today. The ticket was for Red and White c.xlled off that afternoon’s game A mild upset took place In the down the middle took a perfect , time New England atnaUur wln- this weiek-end. Roast Beef . . Chiiek and Rump Roasts . . The company is also planning to warded from the Hartford State Guards, the K Company o.fficcs Tall ai,d done whatever was wanted. Eastern lay new/mains and laterals on will be open this evening at the In Cellophane Jar town tennis toui-ney last night Hartford 6, Binghamton S 5 1 -yard pass on toe run and footed j ner. Watch for a mad scramble Tender BcntseJiIeririsl Steaks. Genuine Cube Steaks. Armory yesterday afternoon at With Fork! 25c That’s the way we are this time. when D. Crams, looked upon aa a toe remaining 30 yards for toe | for toe N. B. A. presidency at M l- Summit^street, but this can not the request of the hospital author State Armory. Stuffed Olives If they want ua tomorrow, we’re Springfield 2. Albany 0 (night>. darkhorse entry, turned back Ro Drive, and It May Catch Leaders . tying touchdown It looked “ waukee next month. Usually the he done until the fill has been made ities. BUTTER EGGS CHEESE COLD C l IS ready and I hope they find a spot Scranton 1 -1, F.lmlra 0-3 (night 1. i easy as shooting fish in a barrel. around .several of the houses that for me.” sario Bapicnza in straight sets by WllUamsport-WlIkes-Barre (ralni vice-p is moved up automatically, .Members of the local Guards scores of 6-3, 6-3, In the other I Tie It Up .Again. YELLOW PEACHES ^ are being constructed on the Griffith said.he recognized the National but this year toe field la wida were glad to hear today that their match played. Bill Slnnamon Less than two minutes later, open. Here's a vote for Ed Foster street The mains have already Battalion Commander during the A Tlioiiglil fact that conscription probably St. Louis 5, New York 0. the Packers recovered a fumble 3^ lbs. 29c 4-ql’. basket- 49c Red and White 1 I.h. champion of the last tourney in Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 3 of Providence-----Kentucky U. u been laid through Woodbridge j recent encampmenV Major Fred- would not interfere with the 1940 1936, trounced Fritz DellaFera by Champions Top Nate Mann Stops Lovett I on the All-Stars’ 26 and Isbell California Seedless (.liilce) I .street where Greenway Park do crick Rcincke. has received orders Fre*h — Fragrant! Tin baOehall season, but might change Boston 3, Chicago 1. paving the way to the Rose Bowl C offee 27c 6-0, 6-3. ' shot a touchdown pass to Carl ten years hence by Instructing ORANGES ...... doz. 29c volopment is underway and where to appear before an examining ,\nd the l-ord aald unto the some plans for spring training and Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 0. : Mullencaux, an end. But the AIl- servant, Go out into the highwaya rail the regular 1941 season. Wltii five players left In the net .American l.’i hou.sea are being built along board for a promotion to Lieuten OVEN event, three matches are sched\iled a-owns Twice On Kayo in Tenth Round Seedless White and hedge*, and compel them to Tin* Rllgible Players New York 10-6. St. Loul* 3-5. i I K'lS.rS’S.T ’ “ “■ Woodbi idge st reet. Lateral." w ill be ant Colonel. Major Reincke is ex B.\KED 27c to proiluce the finalists. Crams is j mg 36 yards for the tying tally, I GRAPES ...... 10c lb., .1 lbs. 2,')C laid into the new houses and when pected to succeed the late (!lolonel come in, that mv houte may he Kibble’ s Beans Barring exemptions other than Detroit 3-6, Washington 2-0. slated to oppose Earl Biasell for Boston 4, Chicago 3. 1 o Gam Game I Kemw Washington, U. C. L. A. ! ToNational League Hartford, Aug. 30—(45— The , negro star going over on a spin- , ^rch Ward. Chicago Trlbuna: Vlne-Rli>ened would have elegible, under the the right to enter the finala, while I Other game postponed). Which staggered the Hamdenlte other part of the development, K Company today brought their Sherwood "Cap” BIsscll meets Al best heavyweight fight Connecti several times. HONEY DEWS . . . 35c to 19c each mains will be laid in the new I Immunizatioh Record up to date, Doing the will of God leaves me Top Quality conscription bill as passed by the Standing* Gravenstein (Eating nr Cooking) or Renata the following stars: vin Yulyes with the winner of this Croselli's Bunt Tullies cut has seen in years is the way Mann weighed 188 and Lovett streets and all membera that are not now no time for disputing about his ; Beef! encounter going up against Sinna- Eastern 184. w iM iS^-sr-T^S ‘ Wealthy (Cooking) protected by innoculation and vac- plans.—G. Macdonald. Rib Roast Ib 33c Bucky Waltem, Johnnie Mize, W L Pet GBL 4.200 fans are today describing Frank McCormick. Joe Medwlck. mon for the other berth in the fi Winning Run in 13lh In the second attraction. Kid APPLES ...... t lbs. 2.5c Fancy nals. Players are asked to get In Binghamton . . 75 .58 .564 Nathan Mann’s successful defense .Not Good Parachute Arkia Vaughan. Pee Wee Reese. Scranton . . 74 59 Sal,. 130, of Meriden, was awarded Bonelc** touch with each other as soon as .556 1 After DiMaggio'd 3- of hla New England title against Kaplan’s decision over Herber. Green Bay’s ace Blueberries...... qt. 30c Pot Roast 'b 32c-35c Bama Rowell, Elble Fletcher, An Hartford . . 69 64 .519 6 Concord. Neb. — (/P) — Ronnie gle Galan. Phil Cavarretta. Harry possible In order that p l y may Larry Lovet(, stout-hearted Hart his coaching job at Grapefruit . . . Lime.s . Lemons For Springfield . . . . 66 65 .504 8 Riin Homer in Ninth. PEARS Fisher. 10, has decided he dtiesn’t tlimning. Don Padgett, Ernie Koy, be completed over the week-end; Albany . . . . ford negro. Hot Day, Ib. .. 65 66 .489 10 in' Which yar,l.s"'for...r theW ...r e’’ Near theto^ 1°’ J"]® 6 for Bananas want to be a parachutist after all. JoH’n RIasn, Morrle Arnovlch, Dix Elmira ...... 65 66 the fans thought toe loser had Assorted Cold Cuts 32c .489 10 By Jiidson Ralle.v The Hamden Hammerer sent led by a decisive margin. The end of the period. I.sbell hit Hut- o f the^ wi;Ki!i"u ° Everybody Late ReNew York Yankees’ loupes, and the.v proved so sweet and .633 spirit. challenger appeared sufficiently air with Hutson in the scramble STOCK UP YOUR PANTRY SALE Hugh Mulcahy, among others. I Brooklyn . . . . 67 52 ..563 subdued to have Referee Louis for the bail, but the pro receiver I ‘ 5 Moln** line flavored that we ‘phoned for more! 8H They’ve already raptured fans’ Heading the Waterhurv A. C American League stars within I rhlladflphla,I zx-ifiiiiirt Aug. fv* .30|-| i (4*1* k 1 . fit. Louis . . . . 63 .'.6 .529 12>k (Kid) Kaplan raise Nate’s hand made an almost unbelievable catch. 1 i f f ' “^^O*** Good Sired Rockv Ford Hamburg 2 49c Link Sausage lb 29c the age limit would Include; l O l l l l r l New York . . . 62 ■57 Imagination with a magnificent in the tenth round in token of a carrl. Ernest "Cat " Robinson, Ja Cleveland and their ace huricr, .521 13's maica. N. A.. negro, and Frances This gave the pros a 28-14 ' Joe and Dom DIMagglo. Bob Pittsburgh . . • 62 58 .517 14 drive that has bagged 10 victories technical knockout victory. bulge, and the All-.'^tara never re- i Chase & Sanborn Coffee Ib. 21c Feller, AI Milnar. Lefty Gomez, Bobby Feller, are riding high this In their last 11 games, and they’re co Montanari. former Italian wel CANTALOUPES Mahieu's year—the Indlane at the top of the CTiicago ...... 62. 63 .496 16>5 Lovett, who came to Connecti covered although they pulled iip •-Emeat Rudy York. Taft Wright, Ted Wil B oston...... 49 72 .405 liable to catch the aeveland Indi terweight champion, fought to a 183 Spruce Street Depot Sf|. Market Fuirlieltl (iroeerv American League and Feller with 27'-. cut from his native Florida only furious eight-round draw before within a touchdown of the Pack- i , *’« got* 15c, 3 for 44e Evaporated Milk 4 tall cans 27c Meats and Groceries PEIERS’ liams, Schoolboy Rows, John Rlg- Philadelphia . . 39 78 .333 35'a ans and toe Detroit" Tigers, If the a Short time ago. mad* a host of <"rs in the same period when a i ^ Stewart J. \’ennar« ney. Frank Hayes, Charley Keller, 22 victorice under hie belt. latter clubs don’t, watch ouL. 2,000 persons. Extra large Rocky Fords will he |>rieed 20 Depot Square 384 Hartford Road Tel. 6887 But Bobby flgurea he's atlll American fripnde by hie courageous stand Kinnich-McFaddcn aerial netted , ‘M* ’ ^ at 19c eac'h. Granulated RED A WHITE STORE Buddy Lewis. O cll Trayis, Roy Cleveland . .' .. 72 50 .590 In an entire stand against the Robinson suffered a cut over 57 yards I '^■''ginla Baker, hia co-ed heart *t Phone 7626 .Meats ■ Groceries - Fruits learning and expecU to profit against Mann’S thudding gloves. the left eye which hampered him Sugar, 10-lb. Land OXakes Butter Ib. 33o and Vegetable* Weatherly. Ken Keltner. George from mistakes in the current cam Detroit ...... 7l M .573 2 four clubs In t^e )^'cstem division, Despite toe fact that he often ap But Hutson still hadn’t flni.shed ’ "fairest village on the plain.’* « Meat* *nd Groceries McQuinn, Mike Kreeylch, Bafnev in the early rounds, but staged a bag ...... 47e paign. New York . .. 67 54 .564 4 'i the only game the Yankees drop peared hurt and dazed. Lovett his amazing performance. Mid Native Becker's McCosky. Hal Trasky, vHank Boeton ...... 67 58 ped was a 1-0 squeeze-out to the late rally which off.set Montanari's "The I'anks Are Coming" J. B R O G A N Cor. Center and Griswold Sla 1*. F. M EI^EN "Certainly experience U the dif .538 84' continued to get to his feet and advantage. Robinson weighed way in the third period he took a POTATOES BEETS OR CARROTS, bunch .5c Land O’Lakes Nation-Wide Butter Ib. 33c Greenberg, Babe Dahlgren and ference between my 1939 and 1940 Chicago ___ .. 63 58 .521 8'4 Chicago White Sox. They polished play a tattoo with a rapier left 17-yard bullet pass from Herber When the Yanks start life anew. Cold Meat* — Groeerie* Tel 3908 .Meats — Groceries Joe Gordon. Washington .. 52 70 off the St. Louis Browns, 10-8 and 146, Montanari 150. To prove to all they aren't 25c peck Becker’s Summer Squash, ea. c Butter, 2 lbs. . Fruits and Vegetable* Fruits and Vegetables Yesterday's Stars records," said Feller yesterday aa .426 20 and romped 12 more yards to 6 67c Rt. Louis . . . .. 51 75 .405 6-5, in a doubleheader yesterday through. Sweet Potatoc.s MEAT VALUES 05 nne SL Tel. 3820 145 .Main St. Tel. 649.5 he packed to leave for Chicago. 23 Green Bay’s fifth touchdown. The Becker’s Native FANCY FRUITS "A fellow who haa a high, hard Philadelphia .. 46 71 .393 23 to show once more why they’ve All-Stars. showing marvelou.s Then the odds begin to drop Native Fresh Eggs— back ti) front with a home run In boosted th* Red* g i-2 game* in Peppers CELERY...... hunch 12c Native Fowl, AND VEGETABLES By The Associated Press one and a good curve Just rears Today’s Game* been world champions four years, to* nth, but again toe Yanks spirit again cracked the Packers, As Detroit and the Indiana flop. E.xtra large size, and may be for a fifth. front. Parsdey 43c lb...... Schoolboy Row*, Buck Newsom back and throws, but there Is more KMtem deadlocked toe count on Charley Schindler climaxing a 46-yard at - Douglas Barnhart. California Iceberjf dozen 25c Fancy, Ripe and Hank Oreanberg, Tlgera— to this bustness than throwing. After toe gam* toe champs an Spinach Bananas, Hartford at Binghamton. • Ten-Run Outburat Keller’s double and Buddy Rosar’s tack by smacking the line for a LETTUCE ...... head I2c Freeh Shoulder*, Rmve pitched and batted way to "I can look back on last season Boraaton at Elmira. single. Finally in the 13th, with nounced the recall of Johnny touchdown.' Idea Oep’t. Wax Beans 4' pounds ...... 23c Thev reeled off ten runs in on* (double no-hit) Vander Meer, ef Native Bo.ston Lettuce...... c Sheffield Evaporated lb...... 1 8 ^ 1,1'v'i 1 victory over Senators In first and pick but games where 1 made Springfield at Albany (2). two out and the bases loaded. Packer* Cut I>oo*e. Jim.Tjy Power*, sports editor of 8 game; Newsbm took slx-lnnlng merry-go-round inning to over fective Saturday. Green Beaiv.s Milk, 3 small Middle Rib Native RED & WHITE glaring mistakes. Naturally, I’m ^^WUltss-Barre at WJlIlamsport whelm the groggy Browns In the Frank Ooeettl caught the ■■ Thus threatened, the Packers the Ngw York Times, makes a Native Chicory or nig'htcap with four-hit hurling, and motion for a ‘’Bill Terry Day" at Shell Beans cans Tomatoes, not making those same errors this firet game, and In the second they Brownies napping with a perfect Cards Regain ’FblJd cut loo.se again . from their own Corned Beef, Greenberg homered in each affair. year. the Polo Grounds. . . . is there a Lima Beans Italian Endive ...... ''...... 5c 19c pound ...... 5c National rallied three times to emerge tri bunt down to* third, ba.se line and Th* 8t. Louie Cardinal* obtain 20, running and passing to the] »>...... X’- Paul Derringer, Reds— Kept "But next season I’ll look back Brooklyn at Cincinnati. All-Stars’ 25 where Paul Enge- ! second 7 Cabbage Potatoes— Cooked Shoulders. umphant in the 13th. squeezed the Winning run home. ed exclusive poseession of third j Watercress Carrots, keven hits scattered in downing on this one and pick out differ Pbiladslphla at PitUburgh. place by shutting out th* New bretsen booted a field goal. J\ist i Medium Size, Ib...... 25c "*^6dgcra. ent mistakes. It’S the price you With two out and two on in the The victory reduced'the idle In Fancy White Cauliflower...... 15c to 25c each 3 bunches . . . . , 10c (Only gamas aohaduled). ninth, Joe DiMagglo, who had diana’ . margin over them to 4 1-2 York* Giants, 5-0, with fiddler to polish off the night’s work Is peck ...... 13c Ready to Eat! J Bill McGee, Cardinals—Shut out pay for youth but I’m aatiafied to Amorioan bell sparked ariothef drive and . BUI McGee pitching two-hit bail. We will have freshly picked YELLOW CORN Beets, (Innts with two-hit pitching. leam something every’ day. rea ^en on the bench with a Charley games. Red-Ripe Slicing Tomatoes, 3 lbs. 13c. Fresh Peas. Pdt Roast, Washington at New York. horse, went to the plate and It didn’t get them any closer to The Card* scored all their run* in rounded right end for- the^Tlnal Kellogg’s 8 bunches . ,. .. 10c Babe Dahlgren, Joe DiMaggto lizing eventuaUy I’ll reduce my Boston at Philadelphia. score. (^jlAIIAflARIETT. Ib...... 30c-35c and Frank (?roaettl. Yankees— smacke,! Eiden Auker’s firat pitch second place, however, because the toe first inning, Martin Marlon ac PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:00 TONIGHT! Corn TOkes, PATTERSON’S MARKET mental errors to tha minimum.” Cleveland at Philadelphia night. counting for three by singling In the course of the evening Spiced Ham. Large Dahlgren hit three singles toward Bobby, nearing hia 22nd birth for his 28th homer to tie the score, Tiger* wer* busy in their own be U». ll;I« *. m/aHiT/ STORE CLOSED ALL I).\Y MOND.VY . .. Please 2 packages. Ib...... Plums, Native, (Only games achaduled). George McQuinn put the Browns half. mowing down th* Wasfiing- with the bases loaded. Hutson pass gains exceeded 150 Center Pharmacy. 13c 25c TELEPHONE .3.186 101 ( ENTEK STREET -flr^t came victory over Browna; day. la firmly convinced that a 8t. ill Shop ifor Two Days . . . and Remember to Order Coffey Machine Slleed. dozen ...... ton Senator* In a doubleb*ader. Th* PitUburgh Pirates extended yards and Green Bay collected 315 Main Phone Presto Cake 10c PATTERSON’S MARKET HAS STOOD T HE TEST, DiMagglo plnch-homered with two pitcher reaches hla peak at 29 or yards in 11 completed tosses out . . . Shurrtne, 23c Ih. We also have Hills Brothers, nn in ninth inning of nightcap to 30 years of age. "When a pitcher S-2- and 6-0, to advane* within tvro their winning string to eight F j o u r j i k g ^ BECAUSE YOU CAN ALWAYS BUY TH E BEST! game* of the lead. Putnam, Fefndel, Beech-Nut and Maxwell House Coffee. 24c GROCERY VALUES tie score, and CroaetU laid down begins losing hU fast ball he be Straight by shutting out the Phil- squeeze bunt with bases loaded In comes a better twirler,” he said. Decathlon to Wes Robbins 17th for Naw*om liei, 4-0. Mac* Brown held th* tall- Julienne Beets, 13th to win game. "You then have to depend on your enders in check until the cIghUi, 0. & C. or Shurfine Potato Sticks, 10c Nation-Wide Coffee, Shredded Wheat, OUR GOOD SAUSAGES—They Are Good. T o o !...... ,2.5c II). SLICED. 2.5c lb. Schoolboy Rowe, nearly aa gooil 1 -lb. can ...... 10c Deba Garma and Bob Elliott. knowledge and experience." a bauman as ha is a pitcher, dou when Danny MacFayden was Land O’Lakes or Iowa Red Bag, 2 pkgs...... Flratea- Each made three hits hits As Ed Shields Drops Out rushed to duty aa toe Phils led off 17c OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM—^Temptsome, Toothsome, Ta.sly ...... ;i.5c Ib. bled the deciding run acro*a In LAST DAYS ^ B utter...... 2 lbs. 69c Krasdale 2 1-lb. bags .... 41c as Pittsburgh beat Philllea. the first gam* for his I2th victory. with a coupis of hlU. Peaches, Halves, Corn Kix, OUR GOOD TEA— Everybody Likes It, So Will Y o u ...... fiOc lb. Bill Posedel, Beea—Held Cubs 12th Victory Won Sailor Bill Posedel shanghaied Confectionery, Brown or Powdered Campbell's to five bits. The Recreation Centera fifth • and proceeded to annex firat pUc* Buck Newson notched his 17th in O F O U R b i g m largest can...... 2 pkgs, ....----- the nightcap, abbreviated to six th* Chicago Cuba with five-hit i Sugar...... 3 Ihs. 21c 15c Tomato Soup, 22c A GOOD BEEF IX)AF- ECONOMICAL, NOURISHINt;, THRIFTY Bobby Doerr, Red Sox—Batted annual decathlon provided a in all of them. He stepped the 220- pitching to give the Boston Bee* a N. B. C. In two of Boston’a four runs By Pat Vendrillo Inning* by darkness. Hank Green 3-1 triumph. My-T-Fine 3 can s...... Bisquick, wealth of aurprtaea In tha closing yard dash In 27 seoonds, ran to* berg helped out with a homer in ANNIVERSARY w i SHREDDED WHEAT . 2 pkgs. 17c 22c GROUND BEEF ! ...... 28c Ib. ROUND GRfH N D ...... against Whit* Sox. quarter mile in 58.8 eeconds, hurl Dc .scrts, 3 pkg.s. large pkg...... half of the program at tha West each game, bringing hi* season to Gold Medal Flour .. .24'/2*lh- hag 89c 3 14c Ayame— Fancy 28c Pork Added .As Desired, Or Blended With Ham Pat Vendrillo scored the 12th ed the javelin 124 feet, 8 Inch**, tal to 26. Resaw Agreamest straight triumph of his fistic Side Oval last night, chief among tossed the discus 88 feet and won Gold Medal F lo u r/...... 5-lb, bag 25c Table Salt, Crab Meat, P. & G. Soap, csrssr last night at Tbompsonville them being the withdrawal of the the hop, step and jump at 37 feet. In the only other American Lai! Night Fights :.,..28c lb. Fresh Pork, center cuts defending champion and favored Softasilk Cake Flour.box 22c 10-lb. bag 20c 2 Vi size cans .. 45c 4 cakes ...... Fresh Brisket, bonele^ ..... ^ Pitteburgh, Aug. 23—(45— Re- when he stopped Dick Howard of Had ne competed in the opening League gam*, to* Boston Jtod-lBox- Ti n tsio n i W heatlM ...... pkg. 10c 13c Pork Chops...... ^j^newal of tha year-old working Springfield on a technical knock entry, Edmund "Zlggy" Shields, half of the program, Vittner would wer* handed a 4-3 decision by Presto Cake Corned Brisket, honeless ...... 28c Ib. who was uhabi* to compete Johnny Rigney, who walked Jo* Coro Kix .2 pkgs, for 21c Diced Carrots, Ivory Snow, agreement with the Albany, N. out in the third round after's hard- surely have been among th* top By The Associated Press Flour, 44-oz. pkg. Rib ^{08818 Pot Roasts Porterhouse — Short Slcaic T., club of the Eastern League as fought battla In which both boys cauee be couldn’t get away from finishers and may have amerged (>onln with to* babe* loaded in j Memphis, Tenn.—Bob Sikes, 192, This It roar last TIRES Bisquick ...... large 28c 8-oz. .can ...... 5c 25c large pkgs. . . . hia job. ' tbs ninth. opportuninr to g«i tk* AS I OW AS 2 41c Boneless Short Steak * Class A minor laagua affiliate of swapped punches with abandon. a* the champion. Pin* Bluff, Ark., knocked out Clar Daniel Webster or’ Kellogg's ' Little Wilson Hams, 3 to 4 lbs...... 36c Ib. the Pittsburgh Plratet was an With Shlalds and two other The new tltle-ho)der didn’t Uke Tha National League bunting ence Miller, 190. St. Paul (1). famous Firetton* Krasdale The outcome was especially grati Convoy Tir* st the** Energy Flour...... 24'/2-lb. sack 89c Cube Stcak.s — Round Steak — Etc. nounced today by William B. Bene- fying to the local boy aa Howard original antranu missing, title a first place but he garnered aeo- haa beea more or lesa* generaUy Tomato Juice, Corn Flakes, Ivory Flakes, Smoked Shoulders, Wilson’s ...... 21c Ib. honor* went to young We* Rob PitUburgh—Frltzl* Zivio, 143)4, azcsptionslly low Tea Garden Pure GRAPE JUICE .. .pint 23c, 5 for $1.00 3 pkgs...... 2 large pkgs. .'.. wangar, president o t the PitU- went the distance against him onda'ln the javelin, discus and hop, accorded to the Cincinnati Red* Pittsburgh, outpointed Sammy icsi, Com* in toilay 14?oz. can .... 5c 20c 41c Daisy Hams,-! '/j to 3 lbs...... 32c lb. Wilkie's .Milk Brown’s Bulger burgh baseball club. Ha comment earlier this month to hold Vendrillo bins, former ManohesUr High step and jump, third* in the high, for Min* Ume, but twofold devel- ^ u r or Coca-Cola...... 6 bottles 25c athlets, who complied a total of Angott. 137, Louisville, N.BJL K^ price* iocreas* ed that tha agreement proved to a decision. 230, 440 and 880, fourths In the opihema yeaterday came doe* to Ugntweight champion. (10-non and b* sort of lira . CUcquot Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla or Root Beer, full Pickling Spices, "mutually aatlafactory" this year. Pat has won teq of his starts by $1 points, far abovs uit record to ahot, broad, and fifth In the 100. cUncblng It title). THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH. Wfi HAVE SOME EXCELLENT FOW I^o to 5'/i pounds.. tal earnsd by Shields In gaining safety through the Fell lAN/aas-N qunrta 15c £ackage_j^j^_j^^_j^ the kayo rijuta and the other two Hla brother had first in the 880, and Winter monthe. 5c hi* second victory last year. In , nrat, Hany Lavagetto, star Newark. N. J.—Allle Stolz, 130, NICE CHICKENS—Average 3^4 pounds— Fresh .Asa Rose! Add Eztra-Ordlaary Ssi Jobs bouts by decision. Pat Vendrillo, second in the 220 and 440, third third baaemui ot to* second-^lac* Newark, outpointed Ralph Orifnii. Rinso or Oxydol, BURSACK BROS. •«»n d plae* wa* CaiarUa Robbins, In th* javelin, discus and hop, step •SH 4M Hartford Road — TeL 8343 Sr., announced today that he waa University of Oonnsctleut mil* Brooklyn' Dodger*, underwent aa 184, Newark (8). PHONE 3386! PROVIDE FOR TWO DAYS! WE CLOSE ALL DAY Salt Lake City—(iP)—Art Olt- taking his entire stable to Tbomp- and jump, fourth In th* 100 and appendectomy and, second, th* bert, Brigham Young guard, haa a atar and brothar of Waa, with $S fifth* in th* high, ahot and broad. Waterbury, Conn.—Emia, (Oat) KITTEL’S MARKET W. HARRY ENGLAND DON’T FORGET! sonville next Thursday night. In ^Into. ’The** war* th* only two Rada raided the Dodgors, 9-3, in Robinson, lag, Jamaica, N. Y^ and Toilet ^oaps — Camay, ^ summer job a Uttl4.out iif tha or cluding BlUy Farr, wim has bean Third plac* want to Vlttnar with a rain-drenched gam*. Th* Dodg dinary. Ha mows lawns and digs •ntrla* to oomplot* th* ton •vanta.” flv* polpta, fourth to Shlalds with Francesco Montanari, 150, Italy, M oriarty Brothavi Lux, Lifebuoy or out of action all summer ‘ while Another aurpriae waa turnlab^ ers war* halpteaa bafore the seven- drew (8). ' Lamb Legs ~ Chops and Lean, Tender Lamb Rolls — Genuine Spring ^mras in s Salt Lake a t y oeme- aerving aa councillor In a Maasa- nlna, fifth to Tommy D e ^ o s with Palmolive, cake. V ITank VIttaar, who ahowad up hit hurling of Paul Derm ger, bag New York—Sal Bartolo, 128, 301«8i8 (>nter Stm t At Brndl: chuaetta camp. It and sixth to Bveratt Solomon- ging-his I7th victory, and a 12-htt for th# laat flv* a v a a tg ^ ^ night aon with is. Boston. eutoo4nt*d Monto Plgaa- Open 24 Heara! aaaault oo fiv* pltalNtfA «er*i‘,l80. ^ I ■ s :
MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRroAT. AUGUST 80.194S BIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD B1ANCHE8TER, CONH- FRIDAT. AUGUST 80,1940 I8IX TEEII PAGE' UED RYDER
BUY (7Ji? B E M T i^l1n (/le Sense and Nonsense 70OR855CAL 15 WY CHIciSJo COfM>4’ ff’CUWt RRd / ■ n s tibbsb Accuracy counta: TOO w Friend—How long did you know HitA vewLK Aw a y / The times are verytry bard;, my maa Chatty Man — Let's see, your )rour wife before you married her? 1s out of work once more, brother went abroad on a fellow Man— Not a minute. Don't J /» But sooMthlagg mustmu turn up for ship, didn't he ? - - know her yet. Never will know iF HA»^UOH OOf5t' him—-(It (It slwaya has before!) Friend— No, it was a catUeshlp. her! C5B «riOOftU(*Y/ The children's clothes are ragged, there’s no credit at tha store This Whs tragedy ifor the. boy Bosinesa Seryicea Offered 18 Household Goods 81 I'U manage to get new ones, If you wish to be a writer: Antomobilca For Sale 4 ■ ^ a a j^ w : A fter Introducing yourself state thougn— (I alwaya hava b*- Junior's,uncle was vlaiting at-kts OLD^OBILiE sport coupe, SEPTIC TANK S, 200, 300, 400, 600 W E N E E D T H E ROOM. Could you Sarazen Ousts Picard fore!) that you are gathering material home, so' Junior had to give up hts Plymouth coupe. 1937 gal. capacity. Electric and gas use a new Leonard refrigerator? One Year Of War There'a scarce enough to eat; It for your new novel. Jot down the bed to make room for him. One ■ Obeviolet town eedan, 1937 Ford welding. Smith Welding Com* Three new 6 foot boxes at bar takes so much to feed us four. Ideas on your cuffs, from the con gain prices. One used 6 foot Oru- morning at breakfast the uncle versation that follows. If you have . ' Bldui. 1936 Ford eedan. Cole pany, Buckland. Call 3825. (and what it has meant to the world) From PGA Links Event The ravens, P ’r’spa may bring said: Ketora » t The Center— 6463. now cheap. See Benson Furniture some food — (They always no cuffs, jot down the Ideas on Co., 713 Main. Uncle — I must thsnk the jrour shirt. If you have no shirt, have before!) ' thoughtful person who put the 1»87 DODGE SEDAN, 1932 Chrya- H AVE YOUR chimney cleaned Farmington, Mich., who never has i dare not look one day ahead. everjrone present will know you FOR BirTTER COOKING. Buy Veteran Upsets Champ ;lass of water near my bed. I ler cabriolet, 1935 Ford coach, noW. Telephone 3444. won a major tournament. He flirt God! help me, I Implore,* are an author, and there will be your choice of gas, oil or electric, WOUNDED ?ound it very refreshing when I ieS2 Pontiac sedan. Terms ar- ed with par to beat Clark and sand To keep expecting aomething good no need of Introducing your'seif. FIbrence, Cravrford dual oven In Brilliant Tussle to woke up during the nights, U U T U U R W A Y BY J. R. WILLIAMS nnged Open evenings. Cole Lim back to Unlontown, — (You alwaya did, before!) OUR BOARDING HOUSE Florists— Nurseries IS ranges. Quality gas stoves, L. A Junior (gasping)— Oh! I’U bet WITH MAJOR HOOPUI Motors, Main street lot opposite Enter Quarter-Finals; Jt Hogan had been any hotter — N ew York Times (1925) H. electric ranges, up to 830 sl- you've awsllowed my tadpoles and Novel BO, ■VOU WAS RAISEO Armory. FOR SALE—GLADIOLUS. Mix FRANCE finishing bis round with Al Broach, t h e m b u l g e s o n WELL, ED, lowance for your old range. Trtide Hagen Defeated. everything! IN TH’ COW COUNTRY- *YAS IN0eEO,^(R, WHAMNOPPLEjt AM AN THAT'S THE ONE t ed colors, 35c dor., at 98 Wood- 350.000 1,000.000 he would have set the course on Patient (to second patient in Gently, he pushed her quiw er HIS HIPS AIN’T Six Y WHUT DID 1984 CHEVROLET COACH, 1933 at Benson's Furniture Co., 713 ANSWER MC THIS — EFFICIENCV ENSINEER— -HAK-KAFF.'— „B;6HT bridqe street. " ^ t If If‘S’t D- fire. He kcored four birdies on wating room of doctor's office) — Ing shoulders back againet the <3UN5” THEM’S HE MEAM ,WAS TE aiN G TOO Plymouth, 1930 Essex, 1938 Willys Main. ANY WIFE CAN HELP HER THAT BIS DUB SPENDS NOW I AM WORKING ON A HORIZONTAL ESCAlAIDBL Herahey, Pa., Aug. 30— OP) — I the last five holes. How do you do? . . . I’m aching chair. She raised beseeching eyes CARPET'SLIPPERS WHEN HE ABOUrr, BRIGGS-''TH k _ , sedan, 1938 Studehaker sedan HUSBAND IN NO SMALL DE A VfiAR IN TH* CATTLE 1 ^ MOVING AlSH, FDR OERABCrMENT STDRES,’TO BE FOR SALE—DINING room set. Gene Sarasen keepa roiling along, j JlTom neuritis. In which faint hope and 3tar were TO REST HIS FEET SEZ HE ONE WlTUTH'NOEC', OofUmander. Messier Nash Inc., RooSng— Siding 17 A 200.000 IfIM M fli’tii’lf GREE IF SHE CAN KEEP HIM VINBVARPS AN* COMES HE’S BEEN IN TH’ Reasonable. Apply 302 Wood-^ and today a handful of compara- i .Second Patient — I'm glad to struggling. From her parted Ups, SHOT TWO KNOWN AS THE HDOPLEFLON.' INSTEAD OF HAvJiWG TD id Henderson Road. Phon^ 7258. feet you. I ’m Jonea from Chl- NEAT AND ENCXIURAGE HIM BACk* A BKa HE-MAN PJ^ST AID BOOM t h a t ear f o o l e d - WE SPECIALIZE IN applying bridge street. POLAND J tlve youngsters itlU In the running the breath came in short, wrench- m u s t a n g s WALK TD A CERTAIN COUNTER,THE HOOPLEFLOW RUSSIA igo. TO KEEP REASONABLY WELL Ing gasps. Reassuringly he smil WBSTtRNER' WHUr FOUR TIMES IN A BV A BEARTIRAPj 1939 PA C K A R D convertible coum. roofs and asbestos .siding. Work for the 1940 profensional' - g o lf' Manchester 1 9 It, TH’ CLIMATE OUT OF CARRES VOU t h e r e /— Hf WILL BE A (SREAT BOON 100.000 IMflflf 800.000 Y DRESSED WITHIN THE LIMIT ed at her. h a l f h o u r --VOU ONE TREE HE'D TALK radio and heater, tour new tires. manship guaranteed. Time pay championship found the veteran' OF HIS ABIUTY TO PAY. E R ----- TO LUMURS SALES -— Bo b eyAMPLK, MRS. JONES __< Priced for quick sale, Brunner'.s Machinery and Tools 52 Maid— I'm leaving, ma’am. Bzzzzs went the dentist’s drill. R JHE LABB.OFF ments arranged. Also carpenter GERMANY m m i i i i i cainpMtfner squarely In their path. Date Book TAKES HER HUSBAND SHOPPING AND, APPARENTL'V BV go Oakland street. Mistress (astonished) — But, work. .A. A. DIori Inc., 81 Wells. D E L L IN G E R SILO flllers, sev 70.000 I f i f i i Sarazen didn't reach theiw quar- > why, M aiy ? I can see no reason ? A BOTTLB/ Ph,on8 4860. RUSSIA ter-flnals by a fluke. He shot one This Week ACCIDENT, But q u it e 8V d e s i g n , HE SODOENUy IS IN eral used silb fillers, used Farmall BRITAIN Maid—I can’t bear that young MULO EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS ^ * THE FUR COAT DEPAIRTMENT/ 12 tractors, FordsoQS, Cletrscs. 375.000 m m n i of the greatest match rounds of his Aug. 26-Sept. 3—K. of C. Carni man who calls on Miss Ethel. 40.000 val at Main street grounds. Moving— Trucking— Dublin Tractor Company, Provi career to knock out defending P. Mistress— But lie doesn't call to dence Road, Wlllimvitlc. BELGIUM GERMANY BELGIUM G.A. champion Henry Picard yes Next Week sea you. You’ve nothing to com & Storage 20 Sept. 4 — Reopening of public 35.000 70,000 terday. plain of. 250.000 schools for 1940-41 school year. INSURE AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and" m n Hagen Looea Out Maid—Oh, no. The neighbors with Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. Wanted—To Buy 58 HOLLAND In the 16 matches which reduc might think be calls on me! 30.000 BRITAIN FINLAND ed the field to eight players, none TRYATMCMry HcKINNliY BROTHKRS 68 Hollister' street. WANTED TO BUT luggage trail ' Real Estate aud tosoraooe 150.000 60.000 packed mofe brilliant golf than the Japanese Halt IF WE CAN BUDGET OUR er: also hand com cutter. Call FINLAND m Sarazeh'a nearest rival. Waiter TIME MAYBE WE CAN SET SOS Main St. Phone 6060 6500. 28 26.000 HOLLAND NORWAY Hagen, but the Haig lost and thus ASIDE A PORTION—NEVER TO Repairing ended the hopes of many that the^ German Sleanier BE EXCEEDED—FOR WORRY NORWAY 140.000 15.000 g r o w in g WANTED TO TUNE, repair and m two would defy father time, get to ING ABOUT OUR TROUBLES. ,1 ' sFtciAiins Rooms Withont Board 59 5.000 M anchester regulate your piano or player F Saturday’s semi-finals and meet piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. FOR RENT—TWO furnished bed ITALY once more. Shanghai, Aug. 30.—{/Pt—The ' There are people just like that: Evening; Herald ITALY The tenant bad not paid the rent rooms, private home near restau 4.000 It was the young. fellows with 1,040-ton German coastal steamer LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, 1 for his room for several months. Claasifled Advertiseinenta rant and bus line. Gentlemen pre 1.000 tACN SVMMl - S.0M fACMSYMIOL’ thick wrists and strong legs who repaired; «heai*a, knivea, etc., Hanna, with some 20 miasionarlee Landlord— Look here! I’ll meet Count SIX average v>ordt t4i a line ferred. Write Box T, Herald. survived the third round. 36-holo Inltiala. numbers and abbreviation! ground; keys fitted or duplicated; matches, by and large. Byron Nel aboard. Including Americana, re you half-way. I am ready to for «BCh count as a word and compound vacuuCTi cleaners, clocks, phono GENTLEMAN WISHING fur Charts booed on figures and eatlmateo August 15. turned to Shanghai today after get half of what you owe me. words as two wordt. Minimum co8i son knocl^d out Dick Metz, the graphs etc., repaired, overhauled. nished room, may have same by medalist, 2 and 1; Eddie Kirk con having been stopped three times Tenant — Right! I’ll do my fa pr!ea of three lines. part! I'll forget the other half. ' ulna rates per day for transient Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl street. calling at 411 Main street. Tele By Morgan M. Beatty moat feared man of our time. Trail.” Instead, there was the quered A rt Clark, 5 and 4; Ben by Japanese warships in trjrlng to ada. phone 7658. A P Feature Service Writer With the help of Josef Stalin shabby humor of Britain’s tinpan Hogan whipped AI Bfoach. 5 and reach the port of Kuaotao, south O-te BRactiT* March 17. 1R37 Strike a balance on the first an alley, "W e're Coin' To Hang Our of Chekiang. Census Taker—How old are you, Cash Charg* Help Wanted— Female 85 and Benito Mussolini, he has 4; Ralph Guldahl pushed aside Jim madam ? L^)ut it t Coaaacutive Days...! 7 etsi t ctt niversary of the new World war. changed the courses of nearly a Washln' On The Selgfrled Line.’ Foulis, 5 and 3; Sammy Snead had The passengerdt said the Hanna was halted the first time by a Madam-I'm 25. a M M iHOlfMAMtVlCC.teC ''\M3NT BE ON THE. I Conaecutive Days... 9 cta|H cti Apartments— Flats— and you’re deep In bloody book score of nations and fragments of And of course the Germans' hoarse \ T. M BtC. U, 3 PAT. OFF t h e WEST W in d 1 Day ...... In ctallS cti WANTED- GIRL FGR genfral a breeze with Jimmy Hines, 7 and Census Taker— W8iy anybody 6-30 Tenements 88 keeping! ' natjons. songs of conquest. 6 ; and Paul Runyan disposed of Ed vam lng shot which landM only 100 LiMBjTjiiLjaiasLJ&j (KARKET TIU. FALL- All orders for irregular InSertlont housework, 8:30 to 4. Manchester yards away. might easily say you were five Will be charged at the one time rate Already 800,000 human begins Mbre than 185.000.000 people .All Nations Affected Dudley, 4 and 3. Hagen bowed to Green section Tei. 8230. '• Japanese officials admitted Kua years younger. Special rafes for long term every FOR RENT—6 ROOM fist, with have worn the uniforms of their , have turned their faces toward Nor was this eerie war confin Harold (Jug) MeSpaden, 1 up. BOUIYJ AND HER BUDDIES day advertising given upon request otao was outside the "forbidden Madam—Oh, I've already done Swinging Into Action WANTED—GIRL FOR general all improvements, garage. Avail nations to death and three million Berlin or Moscow. Some 34.000.- ed to the continent of Europe. The Picard, after the Sarazen match, BY EDGAR MARTIN Ada ordered before the third oi more have been wounded. zone" which they are blockading that. Rfth day will be charged only for housework and care of 6 year old able Sept. 1st. Inquire 95 Ham 000 of these are now breaking British blockade and German r.e- never was more correct than when Those are conservative esti to keep supplies from China, but TAKE CATte CJF THOSE TWO, 'HAND'S tha actual number of times the ad child. Call 7761. lin street. Tel. 6534. their necks trying to face both pri.sals, whatever their alms h" walked off the home hole and f appeared, charging at the rate earn* mates baaed on official communi insisted it would be dangerous for ways at once. against the enemy, affected the said, "You’ve never had a tougher ad-but no allowance or refunds car W OMAN FOR general hoii.sework FOR R E N T—SECOND floor, 31 1-2 ques and adjusted to the U. S. ar the Hanna to enter the port. They S’lOKIES IN SI a m p s be made on six time ads stopT>«n Satur> Wanted I'o Rent 88 ocean navy, convertible into fight rapped the putt down for a deuce 100. VI, on the stamp above, commem Help Wanted— Male 38 most staggering rate known to | tember 1. 1939. Contrast that with ing reality by 1945. and the match. da^s 1 -20 the band-playing. blood-tingling Hits—F. McCormick. Cincinnati, orating 100 years of penny postage WA.N'TEn TO RE.NT by two adults civilization. More than 8,000,000 Hemisphere .Solidarity Picard had the uncomfortable WASH I'UUBS Telephone Your Want Ads 'WA.NTIOD - TOBACCO .stringer enthusia.sm for physical combat 153; Herman, dilcaigo. 149. stamps. British Issues usually Jumping Into Trouble three rooms. Write Box B, Europeans have been forced out We took a broader view of the experience of shooting a flve-un- BY HOY CRANB Ads are accuptvil «-ver the tele* I and help C. W. Jobn.son. Wapjiing. on the high road.s 7,000,000 in when the first World war descend Doubles — F. McCormick, Ctln- picture only the reigning mon Herald. •Monroe doctrine. Invited the 20 der-par 68 on his home course, yet COMIS A COMTBACr TO '^hone at the i.'H.VKtJI-: K ATE given 1 Tolepboiic 7.'>92. ed on Europe in 1914. clnnati, 37; Hack, Chicago. 33. arch, alUtough the present Queen [UTHUOTtCEOi (toMES EASY. A 4KWLV-CRE«rfD MOteTj above as a eonven'eince to adver* I'rance alone. other American, republics to help losing. Sarazen had the same ■ ■on.o OtSTBOVERS FOR THE ■Triples- Ross, Boston, 12: Mize Elizabeth was shown on the coro *>-/a * k m t .t d r e p l a c e t h e s l a iw m e m tiaers. but the C.ASll KATES will be Precious property accumulations Before the historian, too, will be us enforce it. Oddly enough, they HAWV. THE ■TOINM BOOMS! JOBS! YOUNG MAN WA.NTED as full medal score In the second 18 holes and Slaughter. St. Lmiis, 10. nation Issue of 1937. accepted as FULL PAYM E NT If Houses Per Sale 72 of lifetimes, centuries, have van the spectacle of the rich democrat- agreed to hemisphere solidarity, UOUEVf BARS AND 6AMDLIHG paid at the business office on or be time clerk Apply afte,!; 6 p. m. of their 36-hoIe match. Home runs— Mize, St. Louis, 37; Although the honor of Intro Comer Soda Shop, State’ <^heater ished. A gruesome index is the ic empires of France and Britain. | one of the nation's major par- JOIMPb WIDE OPEN fore the seventh day following the Hagen looked like a success for Rizzo, Philadelphia, 22. ducing the adhesive postage stamp flrai insertion of each ad olherwi.se Bldf. .SIX ROOM HOUSE for sale by collective loss at sea. More than raggedly prepared for modem war. , tics scuttled precedent, nominated the day at least when he led Mc- Stolen bases—Reese, Brooklyn. and penny postage belongs to I the CHAUr.K KATE win be collect* owner on Porter street, built 800 vessels have gone down, ac It was seven months before the a man for a third term in the ad. No respcnsibill!y for errors In .Spaden two up at the end of the three years. For price and terms counting for 3,000,000 tons of democracies completely realized White House. 15; Moore. St. Louis, 14. Victoria, the history of postal ser telephoned ads will be assumed and first 18 holes. In the afternoon, he Pitching— Fitzsimmons, Brook vice begins with the system or their acrurarv r.mnrif ire gii.nran- I’nullry and Supplies 4-1 write Box K. Herald. ships and cargo. With them went they were face to face with {he J. Edgar Hoover's FBI headed gave away one hole, the 13th Ued. I ~ approximately 7,000 lives. deadliest mass destroyer yet up non-unlformed forces charged lyn, 13-2: Sewell, Pittsburgh. 12-8. ganized by Cyrus the Great of I however, by acknowledging his Persia in 500 B. C. For more than Index of Cla&si6cation8 NEW 5 ROOM CAPE COD. Kitch All this has happened since knowm—an army headed by the with stamping out "fifth column club brushed McSparlen's ball in American League RHODE ISLAND Red broilers 20c en cabinets, shower.)ath, steam Adolf Hitler’s Juggernauts crank a thousand years, however, the •trtba ...... A lb. live weight. Call .’1625. world's greatest air force and 14 ists." We set out to fingerprint the rough, accidentally. Then he Batting — Radcllff, St. Louis, Gngagementa ...... B heat, basement laun/Vy, garage, ed up a year ago September 1 and service was restricted to govern panzer divisions that cut like a the nearly 4,000,000 aliens in our, fiddled around on the 16th green ICarriagea ...... C $4900. Easy terms.. New 5 f^ m started into Poland. .3.50; Williams, Boston. .344. ment communications. Oaatha ...... D torch through the armies of the midst. for three putts. Runs—Williams, Boston. I l l ; Colonial. Breakfast nook, fire Ail this has happened—and in And for the first time in many By the Middle Ages, postal ser Card of ThanUa ...... E Articles l*'oi Sale 45 west. The old master tossed In a birdie McCoeky, Detroit, 100. (n Memorinm ...... F place, showerbath. hot water finitely more. a year, the Congress enacted two vice had spread throughout Eu During that seven-month period three on the 17th aa his last gal Runs batted in—Greenberg, De AMON4 THE MEW ARRIVALS ARE SPIES Lost and Found ...... 1 FOR SALE— SM ALL greenhouse. heat, o’i burnei, separate garage. Turn To Berlin Or Moacow pieces of major legislation for na rope. The first public post in Announcemnets ...... I from September until May, 1940, lant try. but MeSpaden tied It, and troit, 111; DIMagglo, New York. ^ AND SABOTASSRS. N THEIR VUAKE Can be seen on pren'.lscs. Inquire $5700. Easy terms. W. Harry tional defense -w ith practically a England waa put into operation Personals . t In 365 brief days the little Aus no such great war songs were born so youth was served. 107. TVIO F.B.LMEW ARE FOUND DEAD M Antoranhilee England. Telephone 3451 or 8536. unanimous vote in ^ th houses. William Dickson, 98 Hamlin .St. trian corporal has become the as ’Tipperary” and "Long, Ldng Commanding a good deal of at between London and Edinburgh t h e S T R E E T S Automobtes for Sale ...... 4 Hits—Cramer, Boston, 167; Rad- early in the 17th century. Automobiles for Exchange .••• $ tention by getting sharper as the cliff, St. Louis, 165. FOR SALE DRIVEIWAY cin FOR .SALE 471 NORTH Main -I For 200 years the system un Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 8 tournament progressed was Ralph Doubles—Greenberg. Detroit, 43 ; stepairing— Painting . . . . 7 ders. Austin Chambers. Tele street. Completely redecorated In REFUGEES derwent few changes. Rates ALLEY OOP LAND ACQUIRED Guldahl, who was four under par Boudreau, Cleveland, 41. Tails He Wins A*^ > Schools ...... 1-A phone 6260. side and out; 8 room single; bath varied according to distance BY V. T. H AM LIN utoa— Ship by Truck ...... 8 and all improvements, like new. against Foulls and closed his Triplet—McO)aky. Detroit, 16: weight of letter. Charges were B u t ,OOP, >ou c a n 't Autoa— For Hire ...... •» FOR SALE—MEN S rebuilt and Priced extremely low for quick match with a pair of birdies. Aa Finney, Boston, and Keller. New HA»UlNO ARRIVED IN THE o H ,r CAM OO rr .NaJHICH I ' m ot^ t Caragea—Service—Storage 10 excessive, service was Irregular. SWIM t o that TEMPLE J® ■ rclasti'd .shoes Better than new .sale. W. D. Oark Co.. West Hart good from tee to green aa they York, 13. VIONITY OF THE RIVER. ALL RIGHT, BUT BEFORE DOlKJ'0 / Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... M Recipients often refused to pay. THROUGH ALL THOSE NOT WITHOUT A Wanted *^utos— Motorcycles ,] ’ cheap shoes. See them. Sam ford. Phone Hartford 3-6257. come. Guldahl now is putting like Home nine—foxx, Boeton, 34; GOD'S TEMPLE WHERE OOOLA Rowland Hill’s postal reforms AND BRONSON ARE CROCOPIUES f iesleee* anil erofrsalnnnl Servirra i Yuyles, 701 Main. he did when they couldn't beat him DIMaggio, New York, 28. FEW PRELIMINARIES/ BuririeBB ServlcVs IS inaugurated in 1837, produced the THOUGHT TO BE RUSSIA at medal play several years ago •Stolen bases— Case, Washington, Household Services OfTered ....11-A postal system that is now world W «. IMP >Y kZA HELD PRISONERS, Bulldlng-rS Jontractln* ...... 14 Garden— Parm— Dairy 172.508 Kirk Big Hnrpriae 29: Walker, Washingtea, 18. wide. ALLEY OOP FINDS FleriitB— ^Nurs«ri4i ...... a... 16 Costume Shows GERMANY Surprise of the (^uarter-flnals Pitching — Newsom, Detroit, "Be sure and get back here by 10:301” HE STILL HAS Funeral Dlr«cior8 ...... 16 SQ. Ml. Products 50 was 30-year-old Eddie Kirk o f 17-2: Rowe, Detroit, 12-3. DlFFICULnES TO Heatinc— Plumhlna— Ronfinif i? 330.648 SQ. Ml. OVERCewC.,' Insuranea ...... IK FOR FALE CLAPPS Favorite 1 inners Listed Millinery— Dresimakina 19 ■J-OONEKVILLE FOLKS Movlnc— TruckinK— Storaae and Bartlett pear.s. Inquire of Ed SPHERES OF INFLUENCE BY FONTAINE FOX Public PastienKer Service .....SO*A ward E Fish, 104 Chestnut St. ---- ' ■ i- » ------Painting— Papering ...... 2T Tel. 3688. Profeastonal Servicee ...... It Winners in the Costume Shows Daily Pattern MORE THAN ONCE *SUITCASE” S iMPSON HAS GOT A FOOT CAUGHT Repairing . 38 held at the Weal Side and Eaat Falloiing— Dyeing— Cleaning .. 14 IN THE RAILS OF THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY 4-' Toilet Goods and Service .... 26 Househnld Goods 51 Side playgrounds were announced W a n t e d — Buffinesi Service .... 16 today by Director Michael Zwick, PATTERN 8772 l-UlucmtJunel SEE THE HONEYMOON—Three Couriei and Oansei* ...... Sf as follows: Wejit Side— Prettiest. Private InstrucMoni ...... 28 rooms of furniture »168.00. $10 RUSSIA Young as a giggle, gay as a i - i f / L D a n c i n g ...... 28*A down— 18 months to pay. Albert's 1st, Shirley Taylor; 2nd, Patricia football tea when the home team Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 Furniture Co., 43 Alljm street, McCann; 3rd, Kathleen McCann; 160.425 Wanted— Initructlona ...... M wins, this shorty coat and full FHKUKLES AND HIS FRIENDS PlnaarlBl Hartford, Conn. most unusual. 1st. Harold Binks; SQ. Ml. skirt form a very important chap Another Reverse BY MERRILL KLOSSER ■ Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages ... * SI 2nd. Mildred Binks and Richmond GERMANY * ter in the school life of every junior Puslnesfl Opportunities SS FOR SALE—MEDIUM size circu who kno^vs her fashions—and he^ ^.„JuSt3iuE:^ SAlltE, "I'D LIKE TO BE (T . . Money* to Lo a n ...... SS lator beater, in gfKHl condition. Morrison as bride and groom; 3rd, 1 I-A Help aail fliteatlona 633,201 SQ. Ml. public. And every junior wti a n y t h in g T h a t's h ea d ed s o uth is h ea d ed w e STILL HAVE Telephone 6412. June Lennon; most original, 1st. FOR. HOME------a n d NCfTHINQS BETTEft ONE Sure Ev e r y T im e voo Velp Wanted— Female ...... SI Richmond Morrison and Mildred knows how to thread a needle ra TTc k e t — a n d W ith h o p e .BREAK someth IN®, ^ 25'’’ JUST SET ’^Ou r s e l f b a c k Relp Wanted— Male ...... 36 t h a n h o m e I RDUR. Hu n d r ed a n d t w © miles > FOR SALE—BLACK and white Binks; 2nd, Patsy McCann: 3rd, have two or three versions. Ine WHAT weu_ EA9 N WELL IT SETS US back ial^msa W-^nted ...... 16-a h er e w e Cam s o o n Help Wanted— Male or Female S7 pensively and easily, by making' e a r n rr j u s t T h a t much ■Vulcan gas range. Cull between 5 Priscilla Klein; funniest, 1st, Har 98 dlayton court where both men BUY a n o t h e r f ^ 17 a Mildred Binks and Richmond Mor this new design (No. 8772) for her f a s t ' farther, from Agents Wanted ...... - and 7 evenings 111 Cooper Hill old Binks; 2nd, June Lennon; have lived for several years. Situations Wanted— Female ... 38 rison; 2nd, Patsy McCann; 3rd, Larg^ AttendanGe SEATTLE < street. moat work put into costume, 1st, Police Lieut. Michael J. Flynn self. Situations W a n t e d — Male .... 29 Judith .Klein; best groomed, lat, And she couldn't choose a smart Bmployment Agenclei ...... 6A Shirley Taylor: 2nd, Patsy Mc said Goodrich told him he found Live gtoek— Pete— Pealtry— At Art Exhibition Nelson aluroped over tha wheel of er style! The casual ebat has an ' Vehlrlee Cann; 3rd, Mildred Binks and the car about 2 o’clock this morn Inverted pleat in the back, and la Doga— Birds— Pets ...... 41 Richmond Morrison. trimmed with saddle-stltchtng. The Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 4S ing and dragged him out Into the Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 EkMt Side: Cutest, Less True- Membeiu at Mrs. Josephine open. Police were called Into the collar turns back in becoming, Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 AUCTION pointed revers. Gathered onto a deau; prettiest, Janes Richardson; Hills's art classee eaUilbited their case about 3 a. m. Fer Sale— Mleeellaaeene funniest, Rosemary Nellmar; most wide belt, the skirt is delightfully Articles For Sale ...... 4i FOB MRS. CHRISTIAN NIELSEN work to the public tn room IS in Lieutenant Flynn said police ^ats and Accessories 46 685 PARKER STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. original. Hazel Linnell. the High School building yester wem investigating the relationship full. Corduroy, flannel, wool crepe Building Materials ...... 47 day. There was a goodly attend- between the two men. Goodrich and thin tweed are smart for this. Dlamunds — Watches— Jewelry 48 On U. M. Route 6, Follow Auction Arrows From Manchester Green Pattern No. 8772 is designed danca of visitors. One of the was arraigned in police court on Electrical Appliances— Radio.. 49 Post Office. Op. Conn. Routes 15 and 83 Follow Arrows From for sizes 11, 13, 15, 17 and 19. Size uel a n d Peed ...... 49>a Scranton’s Restaurant. paintings, a ludscape, by Miss the. technical charge and the case 13 requires 1 1-2 yards of 54-Inch ./j*V 5aTd'si>— Farm— Dairy Products 90 SATURDAY, AUGUST 81 AT 11 A. 3L, D. S. T. (Rain or Shine) Phylls Hollister. Of 62 Hollister continued pending completion of Boua s h o l d G o o d s ...... 91 material without nap for ohort- ACCREDITED DAIRY HERD FAR.M MACHINERY street, painted in Bolton, waa sold. the inveatlgmtlcm. Machinery and Tools ...... 97 sleeved: 2 5-8 yards for bias skirt; Musical Instruments ...... 91 9',) Acres Silage Com Quantify of Hay Some Furniture In addition to the paintings, sculp SCORCH Y SM ll'H W e Offer For Sale 1 3-4 yards for straight. One-Legged Landing Offtea a n d Store E q u i p m e n t ••• 94 FO U R TE E N HIGH Q U A LI'E 'iycO W S. Holetelna and Guem- tor work done by boys with soap BY JOHN C. TERRt Spacials at ths Stores ...••••• 96 Preferred Reading For a Pattern of this attractive eeys, all accredited. In v a rio u s ;d k rs of milk. This is a good Workingman’s opportunity! 3- was shown. They had 20 such ex rwrr^nAc-'ATyxv Ftpernsive Waarlag Apparel— Fura •••••. 97 For Holo-In-Onera model send 15c In coin, your name, youi^ lot o f cows, each and every^Sjf an A-1 herd addition. Room Single, tn TaleottVIUe. hibits. '^LOOKOUT ^Tueae a x t Wanted— To Buy ...... II address, style, number and size to . Beard— Hotel*— Beeerta SILVER K IN G TRAC7TOR. used Vety little and in fine mechani 1-car garage, about *>Board .k..** IS The day after he read the Item pages of our new Fall Fashion Graham-Paige Farm Truck with pick-up body. Two-wheel Real Batate Per Rent payments. ~ he a hole In one at No. 15 at Book, brimming over with ipvely ApartaMBts. Flata. T s n s m e n u II Trailer with flat body about 6 ft. long. New Britain Man the Rainier Golf club. styles. Fashions for afternoon and Rgglaaaa Leoatlens (or Rent •• li DeLaval Magnetic Milking Machine with 3 single unite. Primer But he hasn't msde any mors Rggitr For Rant Jl Four-Room New every day! Fashions for your .••bvrbds Par B o a t ...... *J Electric Fence unit. Held in Death dodoes sines reading about bis About 9H Acres of Silage Com in 5 different Iota, each lot to Oarufu lu b school-girl . daughter! Faahinns u a • r B o m a a F o r R e n t •••••. JJ second hole In one la a week. for everybody fro maize 1 to f e •tad to Rant ...... •• be sold separately. * heat. Come Real Cedate P a r talo VICTOR 4 C A N M IL K COOLING TA N K . Price . . . . . $4000 62, easy to make, new as tomor 4 asrt»ABt Building for Bala .»• IJ N ew Britain, Aug. 80— (#>— A n American buslneaa man had FURNITURE; 3-Plece Mohair Parlor Set, CfobRI,“Tables, row morning, and, of course, all .■iaiaaaa Property tor Salo SI Holding George N. Gooditeb, 81, the nerve to criticize me, ao I Bureaus. Bede, W riting Desk, Chatre, Dishes, Etc. Inexperudva! { i M n a n n 4 L^d for Salo si told the president of the Rotary for Salo ...... SI A U C TIO N E E R S ' N O TIC E : Mra. Nielsen U discontinuing oo a technical chaige of breach of Pattern, ISe Pattern Book,. 15c STUART J. WASLEY d u b to tell him to get out of the for Sale SI farming, hence this sale. Lunch served. tha peace, police aie Investigating One Pattern and Pattern Book Proper^ for Salo •••••• w State Theater BuOdteg tha death early today of Raytoond oountiy if be did not like what.L ordered tfigether, 35c.. Ml for Sato ...••••••••• fi p Rrcihaago •••• So ROBERT M. REID A SONS, Aactioneere . TM . S3U . 3143 Nelson, S3, presumed to have been had dime. ■ ‘ (° ^ .S y P»auu« y»z) Ratata " Ml Mala Streat Maacheeter, Coaa. Pboae 31 caused by carboa monoxide poison — Prceldesit Blaanel -qiMueu uf Wvnz la aa autonobUs la a garage at tea Read Herald Hieoee»eeee«eee W >4