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U- . ..Pittsburgh,- Au g.-34— {-AP>— 1 mine Significance In Com- Abotrd Killed Or Wounds Unless winter makes u i unex- belief CLIENT DIE#; ? SEARCH REVEALS 97,788 pected appearance, the thief who Weinberg Testifies Gangsuir robbed Salesman Wedilin HUty’s ing General Elections P o ll ed; Forced Landing Made Titusville, -Pa., Aug. 24.— automobile of merchandise val- ued at 9900 now needs moth balls (A P )—Mrs. Julia O. Anderson, Told Him To Get PoKqr- 68, a relief client, died on a cot Between Canton, Macao. to preserve hla loot. . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , JiS PREDICTED in a rooming house. He atol(B 100 children’s snow- Connecticut political leaders stud- suits. Coroner C. M. Sonne searched Game Behind 1933 Tanei ied today the result of state-wide the room and found 95,900 in Hongkong, Aug. 24.— achlng campaigns. trict Attorney; Ga?e$3,- JAPS REPORT Famed Speed Flier Strikes nlBue down near Canton and then Republicans, torn by differences

achine-gunned It, killing or wound- which have arisen from a "purge" movement precipitated by grand Wires, Lands In Flam ^ CDO T o Campaigir FomL^ ing at least 14 of the 17 persons TVA PROBERS aboard. GATE GAINED Jury charges in Bridgeport or Wa- terbury, paid particular attention H. L. Woods, of Hays, Kansas, the, pilot, reached Macao unhurt. to the smashing victory scored last Sportsman Guest Also Fa New York,’ Aug. 24 — (AP)‘ — night by Clarence O. Willard, who HEAR MORE OF All others on tho plane were Chi- IN KEY TOWN George Weinberg. 36, an ax-coavtet^ nese. The forced landing was made successfully retained his seat on the Republican State Central com- tally Injured Near Buffalo and the state's star wltnesa thus on a small river between Canton mittee, following a bitter fight in far In the conspiracy trial o f Tanife-; and Macao, Portuguese colony 50 Um niES’ AlD New Haven’s Ninth district. many District. Leader JantM J. miles to the south. Mop Up Chinese Defenders Woods sent this message to the Fighting for Political Life. Bleeding'from many injuries and dying. Commander Frank BULLETIN! Hawkes la carried to a Buffalo, N. Y „ hosplUl after he and a compan- Hines, testified today that in OetO* China National Aviation Corpora- Willard, who defeated former Redding, Aug. 24,— (A P )— Alderman Harry B. Kennedy o f k>n, J. Hazard Campbell, crashed in a burning airplane near East Au- her, 1933, Dutch Schultz ordsrsd' tion, owners of the plane; Of Jmchang While Endr- H ie body of Gommonder Frank Dehe Deeper Into Disclos* New Haven, was fighting foe'b is rora, N. Y. him to help Hines elect WltlUim "Landed on river okay. Japanese Hawks, killed In an airplane political life. The veteran Elm COpeland Dodge as district attoiM y machine-gunned us, killing or crash near Bulfalo, N. Y., last wounding 12 passengers, also co- cfingGty To Cut Off Po^ City leader and an Intimate - asso- nres Of Attempt To De- of Manhattan. ciate of the late - “Boss" J. Henry night, has been cremated, It was pilot and steward. Radio operator THIEF PICH# GOOD SPOT stated at the home of Dr. and Dodge, a Tammany man, w u c Loh. one passenger and m}r8e'f sur- Roraback In the party's more palmy sihiiity Of A Retreat TO aband o n auto Mrs, L. B. Ooldborn, friends of elected. He has been accused by vived. Other 14 unaccount^ for days was accused by the Merritt feat Public Power Pro- CONVICTS DIED District Attorney Thomss E. Deway Hawks, who are caring for Mrs. Ship sunk In river.” Parkway grand. Jury of having ac- (Tonsbohocken, Pa., Aug. 34— cepted a 93,700 fee for his "friendly Hawks today, and the ashes of having been "Intimidated, In. U. S. Gunboat to Rmc uc . (A P )-;-A stolen, automobile was services" in expediting the sale of are to be shipped here for final gram For Chattanooga. fluenced or bribed” by Hines. Tbe United States gunboat Min- Shanghai. Aug. 24 — (A P ) — A found abandoned between two land for the Fairfield county high- DRIVEN “STARK rites. "Dutch Schultz told me to help danao left Hongkong from Macao heavily reinforced Japanese army houses near Gulps MlUg. In one Jimmy Hines with money and to g w to aid survivors after hurriedly re- way. Arrangementa, It was aaM, reported tonight it had smashed Willard's battle for re-election and lives district Attorney Frederick RULLETTN! tho policy-game crowd behind him,” calling it duty officers and men are Inoompleto at this time. through the east gate of the stra- kis flat refusal to the Republican B. SmiUle. The other Is the resi- ,Welnberg aald. ashore here. MAD” BY HEAT dence of John VanRoden, acting Chattanooga, Tenn., Ang. 34. tegic town of Julchang In its drive State Central committee's demand Gave $8J)00 ContrilwHaa Forty-five per cent of the China police chief of Upper Merlon Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 24— (A P ) — • > (A P )— Rop. Charles A. Wol- that be resign with other "Old vortoB (R,, N. J.) today termbd Weinberg testified that be OMt National Aviation Corporation’s cap- up the Yangtze river toward Han- township. ' Death came last night to Lieut. Dodge 1n the office o f Hlneo* lasr*' ital is held by American interests, Guard” lendersleaders who were criticized e A k * m • Congrasstonal invMttgatloa kow, China’s provisional capital -4i Commander Frank M. Hawks; world yer, Joseph Shalleck, and that af«' tbe rest by the Chinese government The Japanese said they were in the recent grand Jury reports L 0 r 0 0 6 r N iy S nU tO PSieS U lS* toto eRoiis o f prhrato otiUtleo made him a. marked figure In yes-|__ ^ ' famous speed filer, as he predicted ter Hines bad introiiuced him R^iorts from Macao, lator- than mopping up Chinese- defenders re- (wfqat • nfMnndnm In 1938 Dodge as one e f '"Diiteh . Sehul! Woods’ message, said that O. S. teiday’s Republican caticuMs. —In an airplane. ^ .Pjt^^rtdo n monlclpnl power maining In the walled town and that As soon as bis victory became a boys,” he passed 98,000 to Hines Lou, the passenger who reached closed Inmates Suffocated The 41-year old aviator who had dlsfrlbotlaa aystoa hert a "one a second Japanese column had en- certainty, Willard, former secretary INSURGENTS PUSH oUfed” affair. the Schultz mob’s contributkm 99 that port with the pilot, had a bul- circled Juichang to cut off the Chi- turned a year ago from speed flying Dodge's campaign fund. let wound and was taken to a hos- of tbe State Central committee, _ ‘T want to know,” he sold. nese retreat. to the aviation business, struck He said Dodge “grinned” u tl pital for an operation. Still later stated that "the result speaks for In Detention Cells Where ” if we are going to hear both |9 Month To Ach-onM 21 Miles Itself” and added; some wires and crashed In flames on money was passed to Hines. two other passengers were reoorted LOYALISTS BACK polo field a few miles from Buf- sldM o f this propaganda." It bad taken the Japanese nearly T t Is gratlQrtng to know you “We gave him* other money ior admitted to a hospital at Chung- Nude Bodies Were Found. falo. the election at Dodge," the wltnsfik shan. near the scene of the shoot- month to advance the 21 miles have many real friends and pelgh- Chattanooga, Tenn.. Aug. 24.— Hawks who told a friend some continued. ing. In grave condlUon.. from Kiuklang, Important river port bors who believe In you." ( A P )—^Tho (tongresslonal commit- which fell July 26, to Juichang Intorcot In Other Cwstasts. years ago "I expect to die ln,an air- "H ow much?" snapped Deway. SoeM Southwest, of Osaton. plane,” and J. Hazard C!an)pbell,, up- The alrllqer encountered tbe Jap- n w the south bank o f the Yangtze WThlle the unsuccessful fight to __ BULLETIN! Goyemment Lines Bend Un- toe InvesUgaUng the Tennessee Val- "A ll told, about 9W.OOO," tM .state socialite and sportsman who former Schultz henchman i anese planes southwest of Canton 100 tirline miles southeast of Han- unseat Willard held most of thb at- Phila^lp^ Aug. 24.—(AP) ley Authority delved further today had. accepted an Invitaiion for a “ And after the election, wa while it was flying from Hongkoug kow. tention in the balloting, there was — Qomioide squad poUeemen to- Into disclosures that a privately- also considerable Interest in other der Repeated Hammer trial spin In a small, plane Hawks' about 92,000 or 98,000 mote to Wuchow, In Kwangsi province, Chinese reports malntolned the day arrested two guards at the company sells, were fatally Injured. invaders were giving up as a contests for membership on the Re- owned utility aided in an attempt promised.’.’ cn route to Chungking, present seat bad Philadelphia county priawin Horrified frlen^, who had watch- of civilian branches o f the Chinese publican State Central committee. to defeat a public power program Weinberg 3sld that after ha wM • where four hunger-striking con- Blows By Shock Troops. ed the take-off from the small field, for Cbattapooga. government. (Oontlnned On Page Two) These included the battle in Tor- Introduced to Dodge, Hlnea ra* victs died Ip, a heated^ punlsh- heard the plane crash behind a marked: Officials of the O. N. A. C. said rlngton where Charles P. I|pra- nient cell. Coming here from Knoxville back, party leader ther^Bor a de- j clump of trees. They saw a flash specifically to hear evidence of ‘This is where we're getting the the Japanese probably thought one The arrests were ordered by cade, was dethroned by„ Russell L. Hendaye. France— (A t the Span- as flame shot high in the air. “ propaganda” against public power, money for tbe campaign." eff the passengers was Dr. Sun Fo. Mayor S. Davis Wilson who said head of the' legislative council of Patterson, 232 to 102. A t the re- ish. Fron tler)--A u g. 24— ( A P ) — Nelthaf Regains O^sclousnesa the committee yesterday beard its All Banks Assessed EXPOSE REPORT quest of Roraback, the vote in favor the guards would be given a All of the contributions, he s ^ China. Just returned from Europe, hearing later on charges of Government lines slowly gave T h fy pulled Hawks from the con- chief of counsel, Francis Biddle, where he tried to enlist Soviet Rus- of his opponent was made unani- draw from a witness testimony that were assessed against policy banka mous. homicide. ground today under repeated ham- trols of the blazing ahip and drag- sian, British and other foreign aid ged Campbell from beneath a emm- Commonwealth and Southern cor- for China's fight against Japan. He Although no avowed Republican mer blows by Insurgent shock poration contributed 920,000 in a (Contlnqed on Page Six) TO HARRY SOLONS candidates were in the field for Philadelphia. Aug. 24.— (A P )~ A pied. wing. The injured men were hart made reservations but can- troops on the Ebro river front Ip taken to a Buffalo hospital In am- drive to defeat a referendum on an celled them. places on the party ticket to be picture of death among convicts eastern Spain and along the Tagus bulances. Neither regained con- 98,000,000 bond issue to provide for A British gunboat and 'Chinese named at the New Haven conven- driven “stark mad” by steaift heat river in the west. sciousness. a municipal distribution plant. troops set out - from..? Canton.. to- tion Sept, IS and 16, the name of. Preparations For Question- State's Attorney Hugh M. Alconi In an "air-tight cell block" was Official government dispatches Hawks was flying a small Owinn It 'was brought out that the BELIEVE MISSING •search for any'further survivors of conceded Insurgent gains on both 920,000 was given In the spring of the attack. of Hartford was projected Into the drawn today by two officials investi- Aircar, a plalne. designed for private day's events when Bolton delegates sectors as Insurgent GeneraUssImo flying. He carried a four leaf cloVer 1935 by Commonwealth and South- Japanese Dove Around Plane. gating the deaths of four hunger- Francisco Franco’s general offensive naire Expedited At Re- In Tolland county were "requested” a friend had given him for "good ern, parent company of the Ten- Woods brought Lou and. hla radio striking inmates of the Philadelphia beg'an to develop full vigor. nessee Electric Power, company MAN IS DROWNED to support Alcorn on the first bal- luck” a few minutes before the take- operator to Mpcao after a difficult county prison. On the Tagus front the Insur- which operates here, to the Chat- Journey in a Sampan along narrow quest Of Tydings' Foe. lot If he Is a candidate for office. Coroner Charles H. ' Hersch said off. . Platt Gains Support. gents reported conquering 309 tanooga Citizens' and Taxpayers’ J winding creeks. He reported • he autopsies disclosed that the fo u r - Eye-WItneM Tells Tale Association. The association, fo,rm- had to bring his plane do'wn when High Sheriff Edward A. Platt was square miles in the past three days Edmund P. Rogers, from whose the center of interest in Fairfield described by Warden William R. with an advance reaching a depth Clothing Identified As Be- ^Washington. Aug. 24.— (A P) — Mills as “agitators’’ in a strike of (Uontlnned on Page SIz.) (Oontlnned on Page Two.) of 13 miles at some points. This (Conttnned on Page Siz.) Senate Campaign Expenditures (Continued On Page Two) 600 prisoners-^ied of suffocation sector Is about 90 miles southwest longing To Hartford Diver Committee hastened preparation to- in punishment cells where their of Madrid. ‘ day of a new questionnaire asking nude, battered bodies were found Control flO Mile Highway for latest Information about Sena- early Monday. Insurgent dispatches said the vet- Foilnd On River Ban'.. REDS TOLD HELP torial candidates' "war chests.’’ FDR CLEARS W AY The coroner said the four, and eran Insurgent Legionnaires of Cien- QUILT “REAL CLUE” (^airman Sheppard (D-Tex) said aome 20 other prisoners,"^were placed erail Andres Sallquet oontiplled the LATE N E ^ ' it was being expedited at the re- in the cells Sunday night, that win- 80 mllii of twisting highway be- Hartford. Aug. 24.— (A P )—Cloth- CALIF. DEMOCRATS quest of Rep. Lewis (D-MD), New dows were closed, and steam was tween El Puente del Arzbbispo, 31 TO TORSO SLAYER TO SUPPORT POPE ing identified as belonging to Joseph Deal candidate against Senator Tyd- turned on in the radiators by a air miles due west o f Toledo, and FLASHES! Ings. Apparently Lewis desires that guard. Puerto Llano to the south by cap- Ferdinand Roucher, rated os an ex- reports on expenditures 9n the con- turing Puerto de San Vincente, cen- cellent swimmer and’ a high diver, He said he would continue his In- Action Urged As Protection tMt be brought up to date before vestigation until he learned whether tral point on the road. Detectives Attempt To Trace GIVEN REPRIEVE | was found on the Connecticut river the Maryland primary Sept. 12; Says Decent Political Moral- the heat was turned on Intentional- Government officials insisted, Boston, Aug. 24— (A P )—Oscar bank this morning. Boucher la miss- Sheppard explained. however, the strategic center o f La ^ a aa a | ly*ly, Oror IIIf iL'migXlvit-might n&VChave been an act Bartolini, qne-tlme (juincy chief un- ing, and Detective Sergeant Peter Against Danger If U. S. Lewis asked ' the committee to Nava de RlcomaltiUo still was in it y lic m & n d s M e m b e r s carelessness, and added . Bed Clothing Used To Cov- der sentence to die in the electric Anderson, who Is investigating, be- ascertain the source of certain con- ■ . "W e know the guard who turned their hands, giving them control of chair for the slaying of comely lieves the man waa drowned. tributions to Tydlngs’ campaign vital communication . lines 'to the V a 4a ° ° the-hoat. What we want to estab- Orsyoe Asquith. of Weymoufli, to- Boucher’s clothing was identified Foreign PoKcy Changed. fund and to trace thq^ sponsorship rear. er Portions Of 11 th Victim V Ote in u w n r m n d n e s . | Ush now is who gave him the day was ,granted at least another by his mother.' Mrs. Mario Boucher of advertlsemente declaring that order." Insurgents were said since Sun, month of life. , 1 of 230 Windsor avenue. Wilson. She the 'C. I. O. was financing Lewis’, Similar, versions of how they said day to have occupied six miles of said her bon, who is 26.,yeara old, ,Waahlngton. Aug. 24.— (A P ) — race. ' the Talavera-Merlda highway be- BLXLETIN! , Hyde Park, N. T.. Aug. 24— (AP) the deaths occurre'd were given by' had jumped frogi practically evhiy lie House committee on un-Ameri- Win study ^tter tween. La Nava de RlcomaltiUo and HAS PROSPERITY PLAN —President Roosevelt, condemning Hersch and Assistant 'District A t- Cleveland, Aug. 24— (A P ) — bridge in Connecticut and had an- can acti.^ties studied today a state- Qampillo and to have pushed east- Buffalo, N. V.,*Aug. 24.— (.AP)— Sheppard said he would study reported Republican intervention in torney John 'A. Boyle, who'said that Detectives questioned eight Mnvnr ■,-in—ii., u ■ ”.• . . " I " ' ' nolinced his plan to be the first to ^ . ment that California. Communists Lewis’ letter and would tuhi it over "inteiTogatloh of witnesses reveal- ward to, dominate several miles of men and a woman today after Democratic primaries, cleared - the J^om th*; new bridge. st^,Sui were told;- to support - the \:^m o. to an Investigator" If He felt the ed conditions' much more like the th'i highway to-Toledo. 50 nilles to poliee foltflwed the trail “of a advocated a social security program ratio party as a protectloi. against way t(?day for admlnlstcatloh sup-L the Connecticut. river at MldiOa- committee' had-Jurlsdlctloii. , port of an independent (lenatorial Black-Hole in- Calcutta in HoImes- the northeast...... tattered quilt prime clue In including unemployed Insurance, a town. he "danger which would result If burg,' rather than a mc^ern prison.' .. Be referred toA.commlttoft agagit I InMrgent Unra. HtnUghtened . Cleveland^ twelve "torso klll- labor ban and a long range - .-l^^(%ir;. waS:T%natlve o f AugustOi-^ ur-fiorelga poHcy were changSL"; ' charges T>y Rim itor B en r ( 5 ^ n ^ .The president said yesterday that ' :-jBb3rte xfccfiiie(fthlrt’>iiobodY^ - 'TH«''iidvaB6e,' 'made''after’some iof • d 'iu g; ifiwp fi* « pulilic' warha projacr to 'a''return' to Me., bom May 2, I9i2, one of X4 The Btatement was attributed to thaj two W P A officials in Tennessee decent political morality demanded blocks from a field . where a prosperity. children. He had recently .been em- ilUam Sphn^iriartnnn se^etazy of. had -bMn-active. In the- pra-prtmary that membars o f one i > a ^ atB3raut :,«^ntlniMd on eaga.Six). (CoaUnned- On Page Six)- . womao’a . dtsaectod .- Jiody waa . - v' - ' . . pkjyett'at' the' NeivbeiTy • -steps-' 'iii'' he Communist party In dallfomia, campaign of A. T. Stewart, who de- of tbe primary electiom of another found nearly three yeara ago. SENTENCED-TO DIE. Hartford and she called to visit him y Misa Margaret Kerr of Lros feated Berry for the Democratic party. . j -Detectives under Sergt. Moscow, Aug. 24— (A P ) ■ —Ten Tuesday but found the store cloeed ^geles. nomination. Berry also outlined sev- His statement was precipitated James McDooaid descended on offlclMs of the Soviet Republic- o( for alterations, i ' ' Miss Kerr, an officer of the Better eral other charges involving alleged by a question regarding the politi- the rag shop after s Junk col- Azerbaijan In southwestern .-Asia lector, Elmer Cnnunings, 56, Boucher had attended a picnic In merican Federation, gave the com- misuse of the W P A tor political cal situation In Idaho where Sena- were sentenced to death today for 50,000 Seeking Jobs, told them be had disposed of Poquonock Sunday after visiting at ittee a detailed report about a purposes. tor James. Pi Pope, a down-tbe-llne participation in a '’ccunter-revolu- ^ his horn- ommunist meeting In Los Angeles administration supporter, recently the quilt, found wrapped about tlooary plot to separate Azerbaijan I ^ lle the Senate committee con- the torso of the eleventh vlo- Reported This Morning st March 31. She did not' say was defeate’d for renomlnatlon by " from the Smlet Union. tinued Its Inquiries, politicians here Only One Hired tlm, at the shop five weeks ago. The-report to the Hartford police pecifically what "dahger'' Schnei- predicted President Roosevelt’s de- D. Worth Clark, who pledged he was made this morning David erman feared, but indicated he be- nunciation of Republican voting in would not be a yes-man for the ilfABKETS AT A GLANCE. Baker, asslstaht superintendmtt of eved a return of Republicans to White House. CTeveland, Aug. 24.— (A P ) — De- Democratic primaries would in- Washington, Aug. — ( A P ) — ^ o o n , for example, Into Andrews’ tectives visited cluttered premises Now York, Aug. 24__ (AP) — the Open Hea.rth who Informed De- ower might alter relations with the There has been talk that Pope— crease the chances that Senator . ^ , Fifty thousand persons have applied outer office went David Dublnsky, of rag dealers today in an effort to Stocks—Firm; advance loeea tectiVH Sergeant Anderson' that oviet Union, "s defeated «n.the [for jobs In the government’s new headway. John Petro of the Open Hearth had P op e*'(D -ldah o)' would run as an Democratic prinoary by Republican head of the International Ladles' trace a faded and shabby patch- '^ed "United Democratic Front- Independent In November, Wage-Hour Bureau, but so far Ad- Garment Workers: Rep. Maury work quilt In which Cleveland’s Bqhd»—Higher; broad buying found the clothing on .the bank at votes;—might run for re-election as Ufta Dst. Sbe said Schnelderman emphasiz- Pope was defeated for renomlna- ministrator Elmer F. Andrews has Maverick (D„ Tex.), o; Labor De- "torso sla.yer’’* shrouded portions of j tbe Junction of the Connecticut and an independent. only one employe, comely Miss Ehi-', d the necessity o f Communists Uon by Rep. D. Worth d ark , an ad- partment official, an industrial his eleventh victim. , Cnrb»—Improved; Industrial spe- I Park rivers. The water Is. not daep New Deal Racklag Undecided geiila Pope. cialties stop forwai^ nd progressives generally to get ministration critic. Mr. Roosevelt analyst, and a half dozen Job seek- Inspector Charles 'O. Nevel said I hear' where the clothing was found. Tbe President said he did not She Is his secretary, and Just af *fz. Foreign Exchange— Steady; gether poUtlcaUy In a ‘United told reporters at Hyde Park during Imow wbat Pope would d6, or the quilt was "the only real clue” In The clothing consist^ of white emocratic Front', as the time for present she’s,the busiest isecretary In the big Inner office;' paneled storUag franc moves up. I shoes and socks, blue shirt, gray a diacusslon of jwUUcal mormUty whether he would have administra- the thre'e-year-old mystery since third party woe not yet ripe." in Washington. Two months from with ivory-|inted woodwork, the ad- segments of another of the dozen Cotton—-Quiet;-local and foreign trousers and white belt. In the pock- that the Republican prlniary vote In tion backing If be should mxke an today, when tte waxe>-hour program selHag. Her report was one o f many docu- independent race. ministrator sees about' 10 of the "headless dead" were found, in 1936 ets was found a aortal securlUeM Idaho was much lower than In 1936. goes into effect, there will be up- most important visitora each day. Sugar— Even; steady spot ents Introduced but untouched by Supparto FDR Intervention But. Mr. Roosevelt's condemnation In a burlap bag which had held card bearing his name and tha In- wards o f 1,000 employes. Diagrams Sndw Organization chicken feathers. . The latter clue ket. e House group during public bear- A few hours after Mr. Roosevelt of Republican Intervention in the formation thqt the time it waa ta- Have Only Temporary Office In front of him yesterday, as he proved fruitless. Coffee Firm; unfavorable Bra- 'sued he had b^n employed by Rem- gs which were recessed last night. denounced., destruction of primary Idaho primary gave him an open Andrews and Miss Pope d6 not received conferees, were charts In custody for questioning was a silfaui crop advloea. ington Randi Inc., 69. Fort atraat. s the committee divided Into party lines, hig own Intervention in path to support Pope if the latter have. a permanent office as yet. he had Just prepared—diagrams of 56-year-oId Junk collector idratlfled Hartford. BouCher waa married, hla oups for bearings In various parts Democratic primaries was support- should choose to run IndependenUy. They are housed temporarily in two the organlxaUon he Is about to by Charles Dam3m, m barber, aa the Tj^BURY BALANCE wife now being a patient in a hos- the country, a number of de- ed by Senator Logan (b-Ky). Resides Idabor the President re- rooms o f the Labor .Department, create. ferred to O wrgla and iKaiyland. In scavenger to whom be gave the pital. He is described as about.S lopments drew attention. These *The Prealdont 'has two courses where leaders of industry and labor, When tha' president iqipointed eluded: Georgia, he said, tbe Republican quUt ahd ao'me clothing last month. Washington, Aug. 24.—(AP) — feet 4 (nrties tall and weighs open to him,” Logan n ld . "One is to government officials, and private Andrews, his ordera were only to Failed T# Pay Seller 1; Chairman Dies (D-Tex) com- sU te chairman baa asked bis fol- dtlzens pose In and out all day. The Tha position of the treasury. Aug. pounds. carry out the new-law. sit Idly and sse tha privileged few lowers to enter the Democratic Damyn saw a published picture 22: A letter written to . "John” aad ained to President Roosevelt that telephone seldom etope ringing, and “ He’s let me..go my merry way so who oppoee him exarelae such la- pitmary. Is Maryland, be added. of the tattered quilt and later idmtl- Racaipte. 9I3.839,8&S.I9; cxptnd- aigned "M ary," not Wnknsff iB an telegru h boys march almoet In a far. I f 1 start doing fooUsb things, fled It at police headquarters as part prncexriaii to tbe door. Itupsa, I37M0A48.96; apt balance, envelop#, alao iBunff ta : *••>1 be might step tn’^ epquiwnted the 93,3^096jM8.4L CHatnma racalpta torew-no«g|3 OR IB a half hour yeaterday afters adtnlnlstretor, xadUag ruefully. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24.1988 HAGBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1938 *5L erpl manager of the Bank of Com- municationa: , LEWIE TO RUN AGAIN Kemp’s'Camera RKm SCHOOL PREPARES Flotwio* str*^ who wm . CALL HtOLLEY BIDS Two women and two amall ehU- JAPS REPORT Soft Ball Most Popular CAmOUC HEADS Reinhardt Exhibits His TROUT SEASON NURSES REMEMBERED $3,000 house oh Birch street. lEW INDUSTRY, BUILDING, dran were among the passengers. Contest A one car garage erection The plane came down 10 miles FOR THE ASSESSORS POST FOR F A U RE(RSTRATION ha* been Issued to Margaret 1___ 4^ lYlTH GIFTS BY FRIENDS FOR FALL s k v iC E north of ChuDgshan, which Is north In the North End of Tot:^ TOJOINFASaSTS ney of 95 Foster street who wm ] of Macao, In a part of Kwangtung GATE GAINED r Wizardry Staging Faust CLOSES S E P T ^ 9P. the garage on BlaeeU etreet. IMPROVEMENTS AT GREEN province cut up by numeroua creeks, Announces He Will Be A Can- Estimate That Over 1,400' Stu- r ----- r - [Three Local Residents Are AppUoatlea canple and rivers. It was believed didate This Fall At The Re- Mor* intetost la being shown in|roae clean hit, another-Inifiald bunt dents Will Be Enrolled Here Application for a marrlag* 1____ aoma of tha wounded might have By W. B. CLAUSEN lltempted a* in last night'* produc- Tendered Shower In East r- tm ' into l«'vn- In !*>• f*ar, th* lumber • publican Primaries. IN KEY TOWN softball at tha north end tbdn In being scored aa a hit. During The Next Week. waa made late yesterday by O iil 1 Accord Permits Leaders vOf , HoUywqod,, Aug.^ 24.— (ARJ—The ^ Adion Talwn Disco|mts Ru- .drowned while trying to_ reach the - TomoOTow night the St; Bridget's Of Tine Expires Hartford; - Soon To,.Be-. .Pareoae :of thla town; « v * W _ ,. 'safety of nearby fields. th* real gaine' ' 1saSebain^ ' tioat [ Superb aa was tha acting'of (36n '^■liBNCIUfiattsni Part 1 a iI Of V I The'Tovnr *u * 1 v n u ^ winter etorni, h u been re- Thomas Lewie, for A))* pssL nine (Oonttnaed from Pngo One.) team will meet a team composed of The office at Manchester High little doctor of Cracow whose black come Brides. " worker, and Louise Eeabert et Woods,. Lou and Loh reached night St. Bridget’s team met the rad .Nagel In the title role of built and enlarged. mors Cars WiU Be Discon- years a member of theBoard of As- the pick of players at the north end. Each Organisation To Be- school will be open from Monday magic 430 years ago gave him un- Faust, Margo as Marguerite, George non» silk worker. A WPA project It now being fo»- Chungshan by separate sampans •essorg,' whose term expires this EUtft Slds team and won 3 to 0. The game will start at 6 o'clock, On Thaf Dale With Few Mias Doris Turklngton. Miss Anne (hdergomg Change And and then were rushed to Macao by Job thslr attempU to reoob Han- through Friday next week, to re dying tame would surely be flabber- Houston as Mephlstophelea and tered at tbe Maneheatier Green fall,, 'said today that ha would be s Frank Brpnnan pitched for the which will allow for playing nins in- gasted could he witqess the wizardy Lenore Ulric as Martha, the play Tivnan and Mias Dorothy McIIduff -SWORDS* INTO motor car. ■ candidate for reelectlon at the kow, the provisional Chinese capital, come Members Of Other. calve registrations of students who were the guests Of honor at a-Iunch- BCboolbouee, wbicb la undergoing In- tinued At Summer's End. north and team and Georgettl for nings.. i vl’ith which his story W u told last blended Into a harmonlou* three- Exceptions Noted Here. terior reconditioning. Farther aMt, October metlnk- He will seek the by an offenatve on tbe north' bank of Tbe St. Bridget's tsam baa won fcon and miscellaneous gift shower Growth; Residential Popn- 12 F E A R E D K I L L E D . are transferring to the local school night In Hollywood Hills, under the hour entrancement in which the Chicago.—Guns used in pcekMei I Aaron Cook baa erected a small new nomination for assessor at the Re- tho Tangtzo river with Kiuldang as tha south end team. Brennan bit a two out of three games played with from other schools and also to ar- stars. I - . given last night at the Hilltop London, Aug. 34.— .(AP) —A Reu- tbe starting point. critic thought more of the unity of tion gang wars are being made late ' I fllUpg station which Is enjoying Trollay ears between Manchester publican primary In September. home run with a man « n base to the East Side team, the beat teai|i .^^HjhUcan City, Aug. 24— (Ap)— range schedules for the fall term. "Never before waa there such a House, East Hartford, by the pri- ter* (British news agency) dispatch Baifi Moving Baatward the spectacle than Individual per- Announcement Is made by the plaques for public heroes. Coroner htion On Increase. ' good business. and Hartford are not to be dtecon- Mr. Lewie Is now the senior mem. win bis. own gams. He allowed but at tbe aouth end. School will open on Wednesday, setting for ‘Faust!’ ” exclaimed Max formance of the actor*. vate duty nurses of Manchester, and from Macao, China, said today 13 Tbe Cniinesa dlapatobM said tbe Tbe 'Vatican newspaper, L ’Otiserva- Frank J. WaJeh had 600 of tlw ii.-’ 1M I Realty Derelopment Unued thle fall, although there hat her o f the Board of Assesiora. J_____• September 7. Reinhardt, whose spectacular pro- Many Episodes First Staged Stfite Board of Fisheries and Game nurses on the staff of the Memorial melted cmd cast Into memantogA j In the section' many new houses of IS .persona In a' Chlneaa paatan- It la expected the Democratic Japanssa eonsoqusntly withdrew tore Romano, today announced an been eeveral reporte that such g tr plane were feared killed or bad- Edson M.. Bailey, principal, also ductions of Goethe’s classic tragedy It truly Is a fine producLof a mas- that the trout season, which was hospital. Games were played and One waa a sub-machine g>ui need tA ' W ith the growth of Manihester in have been built. Near the Green, would be the case. town committee will recommend from Hwangmst, 35 miles due north Gen Eleo ...... agreement between the Fascist requests that any boy or girl over attracted far-reaching attention In ter’s "workshop” , as / Reinhardt many beautiful gifts were received kin Earl (Hymle) Weiss In front'- W. Harry England has erected sev- ly Injured when Japanese airplanes that thehtjAfty have a candidate for of Kluklang and 110 miles aouth- extended on 8 of the large: streams '*B directions, a large share of the Today tha bide on tha fall sche- forced it down over a Canton river Gen Foods ...... party and Catholic Action, lay or- 16 years of age who is Interested In Europe as far bacKvas 1909. terms hla production activities. In the slate, will close on September by the bridCif-elect, all of whom are of a cathedral In 1926. ■Htovalopment haa . centered In the eral single dwellings, and east of dule for buees and trolley cere In the-aame Mflee at the fall election. east of Hankow, and wero moving Gsn Motors ..'...... receiving National Youth Adminis- Tbe 1,300 spectators, from movie While the producer follows tho registered nurses. The first plaque will be awnrdtd delta and reporte'dly machine-gun- eastward. ganization of the Catholic church, 1. Due to unusual rainfall, during ->4 ■■ There have been persistent ni- ing those'two months, which result- Aetna (Taaualty...... 92% 96Vi Mont Ward ... 49 Vi From one of Hollywood’s surging his' production of "Midsummer These ponds are: Trumbull Reser- o u ^ s u m . pUs Of (out iim irt. stores and businesses to serve thl.s Is situated. * from east GREET ANOTHER BRIDE nors that within a short time action ed Id a change In the working hours Aetna Fire ...... 45, 47 Nash Kelv . . . . Action. The settlement that year GIRLS SIDE thoroughfares with its multi-colored dcli •b4 U9$«t Ell ofm . G. O P ; STATE Guerrillas Hsrrass Invaders UV4 Night's Dream” here In 1934. He has voir. Trumbull: Black Rock Pond, Doeiort my tm m tAk* • UtttlM fm growth. Permits WiU be taken to rebuild Middle of many oV the older men and the Independent reports, on the other Aetna Life ...... 34 Vi 36 ViNat Btsc ...... 25Vi ' permitted Catholic Action to func- premiere searchlights tho audience captured and smoothly portrayed so Watertown; Bragg Pond, Hartlond; DEliL U If fUr.fwroin tnd fofltAt It Tunpike from the Green through CALIF. DEMOCRATS tion In Italy, but limited its scope A permit for the erection of a UtUf bliefe ubitu eslM BfU-Uf tm sending back to tha "spare board" hand, said many guerrlUas Con- Automobile ...... 31 33 Nat Cash Reg 39 PRESENT PLAY TONIGHT Chicago, Aug. 24— (A P )—The was transported through a ticket much of the legend about the little Chatfle'ld- Hollow Pond. Killing- to aifkf tbo fic fu itoafcli fluMf Ittm _ ___ to Its emergence at Center' street to purely religious and spiritual single dwelling ha.s been Issued to dlftTMt In ft mliram tnd ytNi iMiik cb M t of some of the men not so lohg em- (Continaed from Page One) tinued to harraas tbe Invaders (Mere. Conn. General ...... - 24 26 Nat D airy---- 13Ti McCormick and Stillman clans, gate to a Bavarian mountain village. Cracow doctor who. It is recorded, worth; Hodge Pond, Voluhtown; S u ^ a construction Job would make DETECTIVES SENT TO CAUCUS VOTES r matters.) Rosalie and Kasper Sastela of 80 fMC. BdUirUfotiilrkUUUMSlBfM^ w lS ployed. In northern Klangau provlnm. In Hartford Fire 78 ’ 75 Nat Distill ... 25 Vi of whose members have made front On either side, as well as In frrint, In 1625 was carried off by the devil. •m U ce p r o w It. Ask im te ‘ “ "tha Green an Important Intersec- tha Juttlc* Department had decliq- ■', * L ’Oaaervatore Romano said "au Morlarty Pond, Wilton: West Hill Instead of waiting until Septera which Nanking and Bbanghal are Hartford Steam Boiler 52 55 N Y Central .. 20 Vi • Tonight at 8 o’clock the girls page marriages, welcomed another extending far up the slope of Holly- He has woven a living tapestry tion point for main ilghways. ed the committee's request for. as- (Continued from Page One.) ' ■ -^ ^ th o rita tiv e assurances” had been Pond, New Hartford; Quassapaug her 8 to open the stores In H art located, the Cflilnese claimed heavy National F ir e ...... 62 64 North Am .... from Uie East Side playground, un- bride today. wood Hills was this village, designed with the piece de resistance he has New Industry RORIDAFOR WALDRON signment of legal and expert assist- »riven that questions of relations be by Nicolai -Remisoff, as setting for Lake, Mlddlcbury-Woodbury; Green ford. It has been decided by the forces recaptured five towns along Phoenix ...... 80 . 83 Packard .... der the direction of Miss Gertnide Guy Stillman, 19, and Miss Nancy been producing year, after year since IPOLLY PRESTON SHOES — $2.9S| . -The old warehouse formerly used county where, while most delegates ^ V «ween .Cathpllc Action, and the Fas- "Faust.” Falla Re.servolr, Voluntown; Cream majority of the store..owners to ants. .Die* said, such aid was given the Lxihghai railroad and advanced Travelers ...... ___ 445 465 Param. Plot ...- 10^; Penerty wUl give a- play.. entttTed, Holbrook,. J7-, will be married at a' 1909 In .Europe. To uce his own by the Glastonbury Knitting -com to the jshrlevAKy convention were cist Party, which were not included Since Christopher Marlowe on Hill Pond, C^rtiwall; Lake Wbnoseo- Plltafleld, Mass., Aug. 24.—(A f'l open the stores for .Satiirdov trade the Senate Civil Liberties Commit- 30 miles, expelling Japanese from Public IttUtles Penn' ...... 31 Vi "In a Radio Station.” noon ceremony In St. James'Epls- words, It Is a "more dramatic arid pany haa been turned to u.sc n.s i on August 27. The bids that are untnatructed,. it was Indicated Platt Phelps Dodge 37Vi in the accord of 1931, “ have been Sept. 30, 1504, presented the first spectacular Faust” , a showing made pomuc, Lalftville. "The continua- —Detectives attached to the office tee. and asked Mr. Roosevelt to di- rolled up strong support In the cau- the district. These reports added Conn. LL and Pow. .. 52 56 Candy will be on sale and an ex- copaJ church In suburban Dundee. -Vmtlan blind factory operated by now being taken will go Into effect Phil P e t e ...... 89% duly clarified.” recorded showing of a play about po.ssible "only in this new world of tion o f the fishing season on these of District .Attorney Thomas F. rect the department to cooperate cuses. Platt forces did sustain a erbinese Irregulars were fighting Conn. Pow...... 47 49' hibition of handwork made by the He is the youngest son of Mrs. findell and Swanson, while rumor on August 27, a Saturday, Instead Pub Serv N J . 29% "Eapecially It has been stated,' the Cracow doctor’s compact with the we.st." . The production Is ponds until October 31 will provide has it that tbe old mill Itself may Morlarty left by train today for with his group. severe defeat, however, in Danbury ,"moat actively” south of Shanghai Hartford Elec. LL . . . 60Vi 62',i girls will be on display. Fowler McCormick ,aiid her first Ends Saturday! of the usual ...... ISVi ■ M il public parklet. Increasing tbe Fla., after a flve-day search that Investigation of Edward F. Sullivan, Upson scored a sweeping victory, arising from w e tte d incompatabtl lady In the play, did exceptionally farm of Fowler McCormick, Rocke- when the plane came down on a Shoes at Or N ear Wholesale nlng. would take over military adminis- Am. Hardware...... 26 28 Sears Roebuck...... |...... 74 fine work. The bell of St. Peter's In Rome | •tia of tha grassed area. Just up had extended throughout the east chief investigator for the commit- and he stated he was' "deeply grati ity of such nKmbersblp will not be feller heir and. official In a farrp barren mesa, only four milea from tration of Shanghai. ’ Arrow H and H, Cora. 36 Vi 38‘i SheU Union ...... | ...... 16% IN FORCED LANDING the airport. weighs 18,600 pounds. Woodbrtdge street to the north Is and Canada, Waldron was quoted tee. fled" by the results. In Hartford Billings and Spencer. 4Vi 5Vi taken into -cwslderatlon.” On Friday night the girls 'from machinery manufacturing concern. Prices. Socony -Vtac...... i ...... 14% the Green playground will put on na«’ veterinary hospital oper- ns saying he would waive extradi- 3. Emmet Lavery, play director of county, as well as In several other Bristol B ra s s ...... 37 40 A fter a honeymoon at Nlagara- South Pac ...... 19’% their play at the ManchesUr Green ■tad by Dr.^F. Forbes Buibnell. tion. Morlarty, however, ordered ex- AMERICAN PILOTING the W PA Federal theater project, centers, caucuses were routine for Colt’s Pat. Firearms. 55 . 08 on-the-Lako In Canada, the newly- South R w y ...... 14% school. It will be entitled, "Comical Albuquerque. N. M.. Aug. 24.— The VFW property, now being tradition papers taken out and tticy denied in New York that the pro- the most part. Eagle Lock ...... ' l7Vi lOVi weds will go to Troy, N. Y., where. GIGANTIC CLEAR AWAY OP St Brands 7% GEORGIA COUNTY RULE Country Cousin.” (A P )— Eleven persohs escaped se- AMERICANS CLIMBING not Into excellent repair, contains will he forwarded to Florida by air ject was dominated by Communists, New Deal Slate Wins. FDR CLEARS W AY Fafnir Bearings ___ 87 — Guy Is a sophomore at the Rens- Her Pimply Face CHINESE AIRLINER IS St Oil C a l ...... 80% rious Injury early tod.iy In a forced tte alts of the old earriage shop, a mall. as charged by witnesses before the The only Democratic primary Gray Tel Pay Station 8 lOVi selaer Polytechnic Institute. St OH N J . ; ...... 55% landing which badly damaged a THE EXCESS STOCK OF OUR plot BOW being graded and turned The case of Dr. Walter Slnnlgen. committee. He said there v/ere some yesterday took place In Meriden Hart and Cooisy . . . . 150 45% TO SUPPORT POPE Tex Coro ...... BANS VOTE LINE HOPS Transcontinental Western Air NEW GUINU MOUNTAIN C o s t ' H e r J o b I New York dentist charged with re- ATTACKED BY JAPS Communists In the Federal theater, where' tbe New Deal slate, repre- Hendey Mach., B. . . . 0 Timken Roller Bear 61% 1 . senting tbs forces of U. S. gsnator GERMAN DEYISEN LAWS Transport airplane four miles north She was efficient, but made a CLOSED ROCKVILLE STORE ceiving stolen goods from Mrs. Wai; but declared they were a ’’distinct Landers, Frary A Clk. 24 Trans AmOrlea . . . . . 10% ‘PERFECT' HUSBAND HELD (Continaed from Pege' One.) Francis T. Maloney - and former Donalsonvllle, Ga„ Aug. 24— (A P ) of Albuquerque airport. poor impression when employers dron's estate, wee set for hearing minority." (Continued from Pag* One.) Naw Brit. Men.. Com. 33 Union Carbide . . . . 84% San Diego, Calif., Aug. 24.— (A P ) For Service and Quality Mayor Stephen L. Smith recorded a do.. pM...... 90 —Restriction of the Democratic Officials 0 fthe line .said they were saw her face, disfigured with Itchy tomorrow but Morlarty Indicated he the Japane.se persisted In diving Miss Kerr’s statement said Union P a e ...... 92 SAID FINANCIAL SADISM —The expedition led by Richard pimples. Why tolerate Itching pim- hard fought triumph over a go- Republleana are being begged to North and Jiidd ---- 23 Unit Aircraft ____ 37% primary Sept. 14 to Democrats only FOR MURDERING RIVAL not Immediately able to assign the Archbold, research associate o f the Typical Savings!— SHOE REPAIRING SEE would seek a week'a continuance, threateningly all around It Schnelderman exhorted Ca'tfornla called Square Deal faction headed ples, eczema, and other Ted blotches while awaiting Waldron’s return. vote as Democrats. Peck, Stow A Wilcox 7 Unit Corp ...... , 2% has been , promised in Seminole cause of the accident. American Mu.seum of Natural His- The airliner left Hongkong at Communists to rush formation of a by James J. Wal»,h. former internal Russell Mfg. Co...... 28 ' county by Joe Johnson, Jr., chair- New Yark, Aug. 24— (A P)—Rul- due to external causes T Get quick SAMYULYES Slnnlgen Is a summer resident ot In a recent address In B^vnesvIIIe, Unit Gas Imp ...... lOVi Mr. and Mr-S. Q. J. Smith, of Bel tory. Is climbing 12,000-toot Mt. 8:0B a. m. -and 30 mlnytes later "United Democratic, Front"' for the revenue collector, and Registrar Scovill Mfg. Co...... 32 man of the county Democratic Ex- ing that Germany Devisen laws Chicago, Aug. 24— (A P ) — Ru- relief with Peterson’s Ointment. nearby Egremont. Police said he Ga„ the President criticised two U S Rubber ...... 47% Air, Calif., and their two sons, aged Wllhelmlna in New Guinea, a short Makes skin look, feel better. Money MEN’S SHOES Women’s Shoes SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Woods radioed; "Japanese planes approaching elections. Thomas J. Moroney. 3,702 to $1,370 Silex Co...... 12 ecutive committee. were "highly repugnant to our dolph SIkora awaited grand jury might have been an Innocent victim chasing us." Only three minutes candidates for the senatorial nom- U S Sm elt...... 65 action today-In connection with the nine and three, were taken to an wave radio report received here to- back if not delighted. Peterson’s | >.j 3 701 Main Street Previous witnesses .had told ,the Although the U. S. .senatorial Stanley.Works 39 A t the same time President sense of honor and decency, .and a day said. , $2.64 In the case. Inter this message was received: committee' that disintegration and ination— Senator Walter George U 8 S te e l...... 6X killing o f Edward Solomon for Albuquerque hospital for observa- Ointment, 35c all druggists.— Advt. 59c P a ir 4 contest in which Aujgustine Loner- and Former Governor Eugene Tal- do., pfd...... 27' Vick Chem ...... 35 V4 Roosevelt was inveighing against reflection of financelal Sadism at its Archbold and hla party flew from "Forced land river. All safe." No destruction of the Democratic party whose love Mrs. Margaret SIkora, tion, but attendants said they ap- Regularly $3.50 gan seeks to be re-nomlnated de- madge, indorsing a third contender. Torrlngton ...... 24' Western Union ...... 30% intervention by Republicans in Dem- worst.” State Supreme Court Jus- peared to be suffering only minor San T)iego to Hollandla, New 2 P a irs $1.00 further word was received from and formation of a Qsmmunlst con- -spite the opposition of Cong.- Her- 22, left the husband she called "per- Lawrence Camp, the federal dis- Veeder Root ...... 49' West El and M fg ...... 105 ocratic primaries at his Hyde Park tice Meier Stelnbrlnk granted Pari fect.” cuts and bruLses. Guinea, last June In hla $250,000 Woods until he reached Meca'o. trolled Farmev-Labor party was the man P. Kopplemann, waa not di- trict attorney In -Atlanta. ^ New York Banks Woolworth ...... 46V4 home yeaterday, Johnson called at- American Securities Corp., Sum- A coroner’s jury recommended Four other passengers, the pilot, "flying laboratory.” He plana to re- A C. N A. C. official said: eventual Communist goal. rectly involved in the Meriden bat- On Regular Run. A t a later press conference In Bank ot New York . 345 355 Eleo Bond and Share (Ckirb). 7% tention to a resolution adopted In maiy judgment for $188,947, ■with yesterday that SIkora be held on a Harold . Hess, the co-pilot and the main two yearn collecting speci- Miss Kerr said Schnelderman ad- tle, It was indicated that Lonergan Dozens Of Other Shoe Bargains .y. "There Is no doubt that the at- Washington, the chief executive hit Bankers T ru s t___ r 44% 46% Seminole county In 1936. Interest and costs, against Frleder- charge of murder. stewardess went to a hotel. A TW A mens for the museum. VISIT OUR vocated unity between the C. I. O. had more than an even chance of / tack was entirely premediteted. The at Senator Millard Tydings, seeking Central Hanover .. . 82 84 , The resolution asserted that, "In Ick Krupp, Inc., German munitions Three bystanders testified thev spokesman said they were not In- • '35 and the' American Federation ol getting the votes of Meriden’s 21 renomination In Maryland, and at the future none but Democrats and manufacturers. Come In Today For Yours! Last Day Saturday! [Plane was clearly marked and was delegates at the state conclave at Chase ...... 80% 32% saw SIkora shoot. Solomon five jured. FOUNTAIN on a regularly scheduled run. Labor, at-guing that otherwise "the Representative John O'Connor, run- Chamleal . 39 41 Y.F.W. MEET ENDORSES those who by their vote and party Plaintiff sought In the action to times Monday while muttering: Officials of the line said one of the results might he disastrous and the Eastern Point, Sept. 13 and 14. ning for renomlnatlon In New York. recover the principal amount qf i "The as.suniptlon la that the pilot “ Bright Hoi>c” for Republicans. . City ...... •.••••• . 2s 26 loyalty have and will support the "You rat! You home wrecker! skyliner’s twin motors was tom Delicious Sandwiches Tories might get in.;’- Not Concerned With Individuals bonds Issued by the defendant Ger- landed In shallow water with his In two radio speeches last night, Continental ^ ...... 13 IS NEUTRALITY POUCY principles and nominees of the Dem- SIkora, 31, a dispatcher's clerk for Tasty Luncheons I wheels partly up as the only -vay The President emph'-slzed he was Com Exchange ... . 47% , 49% ocratic party, ahall participate In, man company which came due Feb- the elevated lines, and Margaret Kopplemann charged that "Repuo- not concerned with Individual can- ruary I. 1937. Defendant, through LOUIS S. JAFFE to nrotect the passengers. First National ... 1660 1700 or vote at the Democratic primaries were married three years ago.- get Main S t Pbone 8892 Fro-Joy Ice Cream New York Group llcan strategy this year is to Inveigle didates in his remarks about Re- counsel, contended Devisen (Foreign "There is no Information as to Democrats into backing senators Guaranty T ru s t...... 236 246 . Columbus, O., Aug. 24— (A P )— held in Seminole county, Georgia.’ - She called him a "model man publican Intervention In Democratic 10 12 exchange) laws had prevented It and a "perfect husband" but said how many Japanese planes partici- who will help stop the New Deal Irving T ru s t---- The 39th national encampment of Hearing Private primaries. ' Manufact. Trust 37 89 from making payment. she didn’t love him. She worked IN i:jL U E N C E pated In forcing the transport New York, ^Aug. 2-1—(A P I— A th'e Veterans of Foreign Wars to- ARTHUR'S “Pioneer X-Ray Shoe Fitters” during the next two years and end Ite said that when the members Manhattan . . . . 16 18 alongside Solomon, 35, in an ac- TYPEWRITERS down ” Buh-commlttee'of the Hou.se com- It In 19-10" and ho described Loner- day endorsed the neutrality policy DRUC S'TORE It wns disclosed that Dr. Sun, of Me p$0y go Into the primary of New . York Trust 83 88 of the Roosevelt administration and HELGOLAND SOON TO BE counting firm office. ALL MAKES Robinow Bldg. 845 Alain iSt. 977 Main Street Cheney Block DOMINATES mittee investigating Un-American gan as one of the Republicans another, they destroy the objective Public National 27 29 She testified she grow fond of changing his plans overnight, went "brightest hopes." recommended maintenance o f an SOLD — REPAIRED activities held a private hearing of the direct primary system. Such Title Guarantee . 5 7 SLOOP Found ad r ift Solomon, and left her husbahd six i t - A |REG. $1.95 CHILDREN’S SHOES N O W 98c to Hankow, China’s military- cnpltnl here today to Inquire into what one In Farmington last night, Adrian adequate navy and adoption of leg- IMPORTANT SUB BASE THESE NEW instead of f"buneklng. intervention, he added, prevents U. S. T ru s t...... 15201520 1570 Isaltion to equalize the "profltz and weeks ago. Her mother. Mrs. Eliza RENTED — EXCHANGED of Its members described as "an Im- R. Wadsworth. Sr, chairman of the party voters from exercising their beth Boebme, praised SIkora as a REGISTERED OPTICIAN m' Staff on Airliner. portant matter," but did not disclose Republican town committee for 42 burdens of waf.” IN STAMFORD HARBOR Dr. Sun reached Hankow safely own will, and presents a question Berlin, Aug. 24.— (A P )—The Es- dutiful husband and said her daugh' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Its nature. e years, resigned and Berthold O. The recommendations were In- at npon today, but membert of.the of simple political morality. eener National Zeltung disclosed to- ter grew "cold and hardened" as her "It would be-dangerona to disclose Judatz was chosen to succeed, him, cluded. In the report of the V. F. W .., We have a selection of. tbe-new* slaff were aboard the ma-chlne- The President, asked whether hts day that Helgoland, German island friendship with Solomon developed. anything now,” said Rep, J. Parnell while at East Hampton, Hubert C. committee on national defense Stamford, Aug. 24— (A P )—The est style frames. gunned airliner. remarks would apply to O'Connor’s In the North Sea. wlll-^oon be an SIkora did not testify at the in- resses Thomas of New Jersey, a member Hedge, who resigned last June as which waa approved by the dele- Doghouse II, a comparatively new quest. Among the pa.ssengers reported bid for designation as a candidate N. Y. Stocks important submarine base. 30-foot sloop, registered from En- of the aub-commtttoe. ’ . "When we the head of the Republican Town by both the Democrats and Repub- gates. Complimentary Adjustment* missing .were Hsu Slng-low„ mem- committee.In.that .town after serv- ., .. .’The post-war VeraalUea peace glewood, N ., J., was. found adrift In SENSATIONAL CLASSIFIED Magnificent afternoon ber of the” Sh.inghal %iimlclpal coun- have developed thlS' matter -we will licans, ID New^ York, said "...... 12 Vi ing-for 30 years, changed his mind Adams E x p ...... V BEAN BALL. treaty ordered the destruction of Stamford Harbor this morning by Buy On the Budget Plan frocks in the cil, governing body of the Interna- have public hearings, as we 'did In A ir Reduc ...... 64% RAINDROPS PROMISE and accepted election to his old post. into'Republican primaries. He said Helgolands fortifications, but it has Edwin O. Lindstrom of Llndstrom’s AT JAKFE’S new materials of tional Settlement, and president of Washington. If It does not amount Alaska J u n ...... 10% boatyard. to anything, we will never say any-- ' Meanwhile, showing no letup In It.s O’Connor’s action fell In the same Mishawaka, Ind.—Go}f4^ Frank been heavily re-fortified by Nazl- NO EXTRA CHARGE the National Commercial and Sav- campaign. - Joseph M. Tone’s head- Allegheny' ...... 1 The cabin of the craft waa locked ings Bank, and Hu Pel-Kong. gen- thing about It." category with other primary Inter- lomung got a birdie and a par on . Germany. SNAKE DANCE REWARD quarters In Hariford claimed that Allied C!hem ...... 180 The Essen newspaper In reports and Lindstrom did not force en- ventions. Am Can ...... ,...102% le same bole. HlatlKIO-yard drive ON YOUR VACATION Magic Hour— organized workers behind the labor It a awallow on tbe wing. Tbe on the visit there yesterday by trance. He towed the sloop to his Flguree Give Positive Proof Am Home Prod ...... 42% /(Of BARGAINS ecmmlssioner In his big fight for Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Adihiral dock. There was no broken cable Hotevllla, Arlz., Aug. 24— ( A P I - Protect Your Eyes With Discussing Pope's primary race Am Rad St S ...... ird was stunned but re-vlved eoon Small Weekly or Monthly the. Democratic nomination for lieu- ...... 16% ad flew away. . Homung flnlshed' Nicholas Horthy, regent of Hun- aboard to Indicate tbe sloop had Scattered raindropa falling on the Matlasse— Ribrol Mr. Roosevelt told reporter* that Am Smelt . ..’. ___ ’ ...... 50% Paj^ents Will Purchase tenant governor how total 78,000. comparable 1936 and 1938 election le hole In the regulation five gary,'said: slipped Its mooring. Hopl reservation gave ptomise to- POLARIZED OPEN Am Tel and T e l ___ ...... 146 day that the Indians' snake dance Any Machine. Q U A L I T Y RUGS B R E A K F A ST SETS figures gave positive proof that Am Tob B ...... 88% "Admiral Horthy, was given a AN In newest shades of Teal thousands of Republicans had par- brief description of the new harbor and unfaltering faith In their gods Am Wat W k a ...... 10% F.AOTORY W.AOES INC11E.4SE would not go unrewarded. SERVICE SUN GLASSES AC- * WILTONS—a choice of 10 pat M APLE — one close-out suite, Blue - \N ine - Rural - All- EXPENSE REPORT. ticlpi^ed in the lost Democratic now under construction. It la being terns In high-grade wool W il- refectory table and tour stur- Anaconda ...... 35% Only yesterday tho Hopls sent COUNT tumn — . \lso Black. primary. Armour III ...... 6% created especially as a base for a Washington, Aug. 24 — (A P ) — T Y P E W R IT E R CO. tons that are worth $76. dy colonial chairs. .Was $45 Re-Tread Tires , I f a direct primary Is to funOtion two score hissing rattlesnakes— For properly fitted sun Atchison ...... 38% e'ubmarine flotilla.” 195 Tnimball S t Hartford, Conn. Will give long years of serv- ...... $29.75 TO HARRY SOLONS correctly under the American party EXHIBITION Factory wages Increased faster than their "little brothers"—scurfylng We have received a shipment of Re-Tread Aviation Corp ...... 4Vj The paper said the German na-vy’s output from 1935 to 1937, contrary Local Agentsi glasses come to Jaffe’s—• * Ice ...... <$49.50 OAK—extension table and four .1 Featured Prices: (Continued from Page One.) system, the President said, it cer- across the desert carrying petitions extra hea\'y box seat chair*. Baldwin, C T ...... 9% State Champion Big anti-aircraft training station was to the trend of jnoet previous years, KEMP’S AXM INSTERS—close-out pat Tires which we believe are the best bar- tainly should represent the views of for rain and rich crops to the tribal as low as 65c a pair. Worth $69.50...... $38.75 Balt and O h io ...... 8% located on Helgoland. census figured Indicated today. gods of the underworld. terns In high-plle Axminster craihs we have seen this season. fluence as will divide his party; the a majority within one party, and Bendix ...... 24% Apple Team lounge chairs CHERRY — beautiful colonial other is to fight.. Being the manner should not- be Influenced by votes . weave, which are worth $10- Beth S t M l...... 61 FRIEZE COVERED — pillow $15 more ...... $26.95 butterfly table and Hitchcock s 3.95-$6.95 of mail he Is.’ he has chosen to fight, from an opposition party. Beth Steel 7, p fd ...... 99% LAKESIDE CASINO chairs. An exceptional valu* With press conference questioning back, English Clqb styles and but In the open before the people.’’- Borden ...... 16%' South Coventry DANCING DE MARCOS others. Values up to $49.50.. M A R V A L RUCfS—by Bigelow, ...... - ...... $34.50 turning to other subjects, thsi Presi- Look At These Prices Logari’s name Was brought Igto a Can Pae ...... 6% ...... $23.95 ruga, that give great service L^NFINISHED—hardwood drop dent said he did not know'.vvhether WEDNESDAY NIGHT per dollar invested___ $13.50 leaf table and chairs.. ..$8.95 statement by Rep. Guyer (R-Kans), Case (J. I.) ...... 95- , Li%RGE O C C A S IO N A L which disagreed with the Presi- he would apeak In Maryland or New Cerro. De P a s ...... 45% LARRY JAMES AND HIS AGAIN BACK IN STEP s 7-75 York. CH AIRS—open arm 'styles, dent's recent comment that the Su- Ches and O h io ...... 31% 15-PIEC^ SWING BAND mostly solid walnut frames B E D R OO M SUITES 4:75x19 ^ $4.00 preme Court bill was not an-lssue m Sees Wagner Law Changes Chryslsr ...... 76%. Admission 85c. He said he was In agreement with Hollywood, Aug. 24.— (A P ) — The Values up to $30...... $14.95 Livinsr Room Tables thls'year’s campaign. Coca Cola ...... 137% Roller Skating B%'ery Afternoon dancing De Marcos, who tripped President William Green of the Col Gas and E l ...... 6% PULL-UP CHAIRS ^assorted 3-PlECE M APLE — colon' I OtiCASIONAL TABLES—many Would dreste Nrtv Deal Court American Federation of Labor that and Evening Except .Wednesday lost week on a question of temper styles and covers. Rggularly style dres'ser, chest and poster KT ComI Inv T r ...... 64% ament, today were back In etep— styles and sizes, ope-of-a-kind •9«7 5:25x18 $4*50 Gu^er ’.said it was, doubtful that clarifying changes dhould be made and Saturday. sold at "up to $7.95.,.,. .$4.89 bed, full or twin size.. .$39.00 the court’ bill ever, would be revived, Corn! Solv ...... ;...... 11% Matrimonially speaking. lA lis ^ floor samples that were priced in the Wagner Labor law. But, he HI 3-PIECE WALNUT—choice of but declared a measure proposed by Cons Edison ...... 28 Vi Tony De Marco, who earns $400 up to $25,...... $10.95 added, there was absolutely no dis- ...... 9% two modem designs. Values Logan w’ould create a "New Deal Cons O i l ...... a day dancing jvlth Joan Crawford SU M M E R F U R N IT U R E LA M P TABLES— neat design, 5:50x17 $5*00 cussion of possible changes in . his -Cent C a n ...... 43% up to $ 8 9 . . . . , ______$58.50 sturdy "hardwood, walnut fln- court of appeals." It- would hear ap- In a picture, kissed and made up recent conference with Green. Com Prod ...... 70% GLIDER — Floor sample In 3-PIECB W A LN U T — several lshed .....___ ...... $3.95 prais • from' decisions pif; Federal Mr. Roosevelt added that any . ^ t h Renee,, his wife. She sued Del Lack and West ...... 7% standard striped duck ,— flat floor samples • in modem COFFEE Tabl es—and Ck>ck- agencies,. . ’ ' ' changes would have to-be formu- him for separate maintenance and Douglas Aircraft ...... 49% threatened to split up their ball . metal arms. Regularly $17.50 styles, rich walnut venegrs, tall Tables. A varied assort- 6:00x16 •“ It Is obvious that this bill. If lated after extended conference^ Du Pont, ______,,^,134%. .. .room partnership, !!the highest paid • • ...... -.$9;9& large., mirrors. Suites, that nient of .flnq pieces . grouped . ena'c t &i; Ivoul'd"' make ‘ the executive, between representatives'of all labor Eastman Kodak ...... 176% WAMeHeeTtB PORCIH “ ROCKERS roomy sold up to $125.. $79.00 at one low p r i c e $6.95 unions, employers and the National In the world.” v- "through his appointing power, the Elec ,Auto Lite . . . . . #•****•'•* SO . raU^RS. - FBL - SAT. The reconciliation was effected on size, clear hardwood stock -.ffr Labor .Rel^onz. Roacd-- -fusBinii'ary Bpaster^v.of. industry^f ana |- ■ cafe set df "The StonlnSr «ou r’ ' •* earn ■eat'- affd Alkt back; nat: G A S R A NG E S labor along the whole gamut of ad- 1 it ¥ BOB'S BEST! late yesterday between takes of Ural varnish or green enam- S T U D IO C O U C H E S minlBlraUve authority." said Guy- ANALYSIS RErCTES CY-AIM Packs twice the dancing number. el ...... 95 Boise, Idaho, Aug. 24—^'(AP) — er's statement, issued .through the thrills and ro- Later De Marco annoimced; ADIRO.NDACK CHAIRS — GLENWOOD CONSOLE—fo.ur DOUBLE COUCH— Innersprinff Fred Babcock. Republican state M a t 10-I5C. Eves. I0-15-26c. Republican National committee. nuntio wallop of “W e’re back together again. My compact folding type, com- top ^ i.bamers, insulated oven construction, opeti* to full bed chairmanr declared today “ an analy- or separate twins...... $19.95 Buy 2 Tires for the Price of One and a Republicans will open their mid- TOMORROW AND FBIDAT 1-A Yank At Ox- wife bds forgiven me.” fctrtably ahaped wood e n with automatic control— full sis of returns that Republicans went ford"! chairs, finished In natural var- enamel. Was $89.50. .$47.95 SIMMONS DAVENPORT—up- western campaign Friday at an In- into the Democratic primary Aug. Mrs. De Marco’s suit had accused holstered ends and back in H alf or Buy 3 Tires and-Get the Fourth THE NEW him o f “frequently striking her.” nish and g re e n ...... $1.95 dianapolis conference of party lead- 9 In large'numbers to defeat Sena- TRAD E-IN MODELS—we have heavy tapestry cover. Stand- STEAMER CHAIR—with foot- several excellent stoves taken One Free. ers. A rally will take place the next tor James P. Pope, ardent New ard ' $59.75...... $4A50 day at.Capehart Farms, Ind. rest. Last call on-these sturdy in trade, thoroughly guaran- Dealer who sought renomlnatlon. reinforced chairs at ...... $1.79 CIRCLE SI*' teed ...... from $10.00 " I f that contention were correct," UGfllNING STORM iSiA SPRING STEEL CHAIRS — a said. Babcock, “ tbe total vote for GLE.VWOOD DUPLEX — one L IV I N G R OO M SUITES Sanforized Sfirunk . Another Graad Twin Hit! few only to go at this remark- only floor sample, coal or oil MRS. s c o n BLAMED United States senator on tbe Demo- able price for final, clearance cratic ticket would have been larg- and gas combination, full 6-PIECB FRIEZE—one only of WORK SHIRTS ETHOLINE GAS AFFECTS POWER LINES ...... 3.95 enamel, , all modern equip- these remarkable quality er than that caat for an'* other of- T i T A i m . l W O DKAIWAll Blues and Gra.vs. q More Power and Pep With This Gas. Customers Already FOR HUSBAND’S DEATH ment.. Regularly $195...... suites—3 pieces plus Ottoman R egularly SI.00. O / C fice. The facts are that the total, Tell Us They Are Getting More Mileage. We WTll Gladly vote for the Democratic nomination Concord, N. H., Aug. 24.— (A P )'— M ATTR E SS E S $139.50 and 2 pillows. A $195 valu* JAiK Workmen today repaired damage to FAMOUS ...... $139.50 Check Your Mileage and Prove It To Your Satisfaction. ■ Waterbury, Aug. .24— (A P ) —In for governor exceeded the total vote A Men’s for the Democratic United States power lines affected during the A L L COTTON—clean, ' 3-PIECE TAPESTRY a finding issued' today by Deputy MOVIE night by a lightning storm that —limited number o f KHAKI PANTS- Don’t be mlaled iTy this 3rd Grade 8 tor f 1.00 OoMllne— We know Coroner William B. Hennessy, the senate nomination by about 3,000 BOBEBT dusUess filling, dia- Keep v o uR e v e o n votes." . <)UIZ itwept over nortftrn New England, mond tufted In stout these u-ell - buUt Regularlv $1.80 it’s no good and we don’t sell It—and the proof that,our customers death of Howard .,Scott, 36. Who TAYLOR Lights were out in numerous sec- suites at about 1-3 off was found shot through the head on PICTUBE ticking.— a t.h i c ki ■ Want quality Is found In the fart that we are pnmptng more gas 4 u * j m e ~ tlons and several buildings were fluffy mattress, $7.95 ...... $59.95 NOW .^1.00 every week. ' . ( ' August 11. was due to the criminal CONVEBTED INTO CA89 Struck. As far as could be deter- 8-PIECE TAPESTRY Regularly $1.9.5 act of his wife, Mrs. Thursa Grant ON IN N E R SPR IN O —made “The Crowd mined no one waa Injured seriously.' by. Simmons, ' and —Kroehler mak* and Scott,.25. Omabi, Neb.—An Omaha grocer ' A t s 6 - THE A t West Concord Mass., Are not to be duplicated NOW ^1.59 Hennessy said he would present ■OOLLEOk SWINO- thoroughly good ^ at less than $95,... Is lookiiig with new respect on SAME Roars” blamed on Ughtning, destroyed a quality In heavy his finding to Prosecuting Attorney Wlth , , bam, and k U M 12 cow*, two horees I74JW M lt^ell, p. Meyers ihis afternoon. Father Divine, following receipt of SHOW with striped tick. Worth ‘ BUBNS AND ALLEN and a bull, cauaing damage esti- Meyer* 4 ^ ttben issue a warrant a letter and money order from "Mlec $20 ...... $14.95 Headquariers for SERVICE Mwtha KAYE - Bob HOPE Edward Arnold mated at $6J)00 by tba owner, WU- With.- • - -BLOND for the arreat of Mr*. Scott, who is Frank Mergaa Uam J. Crosaley. being held as a coroner's prisoner, know you will be very much CHEAT" Maoreea O’SnUlvaa BASS eurprised to get this letter," the In the Marsh bill seetlon of Dra- and In all probablUty she will be ar- eut. Maaa, bailatones as large ha LAGER & Outdoor Footwear IMENSLB0V SHOPH VAN’S STATION raigned In city court tomorrow woman wi>ote,” -hut Father Olvtna Ofpedlli Sc Imo I f kKAJH •TMCt TONIGHT t te called for righteousneee, truth TODAY: -KEY tions on the Merritt parkway, the China, Aug. 24.— (A P ) — Chinese They advanced from three sides and are we going'to call those under- aerted time and again that the b ill: wsm kvoo wky wfaa wbap woal ktha 6:30— 6:30—Living Hiatory, Dramatic aeries of accidents involving two m I xing bo w ls i O ^ ir a r a d O n a T a a r end of the Middle Ages, the laborer kfdm kako kray kria ktok ktam wala trailer trucks and a train. State Highway Department an- poured machine gun bultet.i Into the Our neighbor the Hartford Cour was not in any way designed to ap- ' at August Sale prices! 6:46— 6:46—Beako Carter'* Commant soldier* In whose front lines I have nourished, emotionally unsHihle, ad- occupied the position of a vassal or wrol ktbs kark kgne; Mountain: kflr 6:00— 7:0(0—O an g Bu a tcra In Action nounced It would start In.mediately Japanese until dawn, when the Chi- M E M B E R o r T H E A S S O C IA T E D ant, which on various -occasions ply to trade unions. Yet, soon after | kahl ktar kob kfhrkido kpfa kael ktfl: 6:30— 7:30—P a u f W h ita. m a _ n A Band One of the trucks driven by Ger- Just spent a week ri^ntain that the Here's a useful, practical gift that's yours ABSOLUTE* P R E S S dle pated and pitifully Ignorant serf to his lord. Because he was Pielffe: kfbk kfw kmj kern kyu kmod to determine the numLer, type, cost nese retired with the I0.1.1 o f only 20 Its passage, the Supreme Court | 7:0<^ 8:00—Eaat A Dumko Champa ald Kass of Syracuse failed to make Japanese fighting dpp^ite them are men. Tha Aaaoolated Prata la aactualvaly lyhen-.an election wa# not Immedl- completely subservient to his master Just 9 mors daya of the Aujust Sale and the exciting August Sala prloaa ' ConL EaaL 7:|0— 8:3(H“Warnew Blue VaJvat Ore. an “ 8”. curve, knocked over a rail- and location of a proposed string ot L Y , FREE’! Nothing to buy . . . No string* a t t ach ^ Laatlllad to tho Uaa ot rapubllcailon creatures— most of them yotiw; Ignored the intentions of Congress j 3:00— •:0^Word Game via Radio short of ammunition ajely Impending has bestowed so there was very little opportunity for on Watklna Quality Floor Covarlnga prioes that have made this depart- S:30— 4:3(V—Yqur Family and Mint road blinker light, and halted on the state-owned filling stations on the Disorganization which recently ; 0f all wawa diapatehaa eraditad to It enough so that they should be play- and upheld an injunction issued j 3:30— 9:30—Edgar A. Oueat, Program They assert also thftt twenty characterized hiedical relief work to this offer. Just mail the coupon b e l ^ for or not oiharwlta cradllad In inia protest against, employer practices. ment a busy place' during the August Furniture Sale. Although hot llate^ 3:4a— 4:43 — LIttIo Orphan Annlo-w baalo; Raeital of Songa—west tracks 40 feet from the road. new highway. ing tennis or liosketball or learning murh of delighted commendation against a trade union declaring it to ; eaat; Joa. Qallicehio Orohoa.-^woat per cent of Japanese artlllhry pro- behind the Yangtze front appeared ■ papar and also tha local nawa pub- With the advent of capitalism, many odd stzeS, pieeaa of carpets used In Model displays, and 27x54 Inch sMt- 4:0(L- 8:00—dasaa Crawtord at Organ 6:00—10:00—Nawa: VIncont Lopez Ore. Trdpper Melvin Handvllle called New Haven—Delegates from all special gift. Limited quantity . . . So reply a t , e i ^ . . f l a b a d h e r e i n . upon .Senator Lonerg.an, this morn- be a monopoly In restraint of trade 6:30—lft30—Oono ------Krupx breh.—eaat;^ ^ jectile* are proving to be duds and to be yielding to planned efforts by to paddle a canoe or ski—who con- and along with It the Institution of ter ruga are also greatly reduced. Discontinued patterns . . subject to prior 4:13— 8 : 1 ^ T o Ba Annouheod (16 m.) Paul Whitaman—wiatn—weal repeat the Syracuse dispatcher but he was ConnectL'ut poats of the Jewish War Remember this FREE offer is for users of ie« M x m onlyl All rishta of rapubllcatlona of ing goes to considerable length to 4:23^ 6:28—Proaa-Radio Nowa Period that the percentage of unexplcxled the Chinese Red Cross, which, en- tpaelal diapatehaa haraln ara aUo ra- ceive It to be the grand purpose of parliamentary democracy and tho sale. 4:30— 6:30—Paul OougUa and Sporta 10:00—11:00—Hal Kemp A Orehaatra too lafe to keep trains off the Veteran* of the United States were naval minsllcs Is even higher. 10:30—t>l:30-^ount Baala’a Orchestra blocked track...... , i; listed the services of many Boy prvs4.>' *• e<-«isg?Bwa»^v-v thelF 'yfVwf'-te ■ thiW'hTrcKhat*- -irt- **u»w"*hBt whllB 'Mr. lAmergan -baa Protestant religions, that*' gradually, .. Undep^the New -Deal-the Ameri- . -4:<6« 6:4^i-Wota- Day -Sonf Concert ••• nT00»-f2:60u.Dgned''Mu6lo—w «at' on ly' reqtteabed -to report' here- today"to -i»w two duds, IdiSiitHtea-hy "SpSti(»'a’n(f Girl 'Sfe'orifti 'ail voT'unlcp/ evolved a system of enterprise un- can trade union movement haa made 6:00— 0:00—Amoa *n' Andy—« i a t ; To Arthur Putnam flagged a 100-car mil a a n rlc a c lie n t o f N . E . A. S a ra - vototl nobly and patriotically against Bo Annooneod—weat N B C - W J Z ( B L U E ) N E T W O R K discuss plans for a state-wide at- senal markings a* made In 1918. stretcher bearers and wound dress- factory windows, spit on copa' uni- der which men who had accumu- tremendous progress. With the re- fast freight but It was unable to MAIL THIS"^CO0P^^ loo In s. tho New Deal on several occasions, B:1&— S:1^Adrian Rolllnl Bnaambla BASIC — East: wja wbi*wbzA wbal tendance at the national convention Nanrhang Immediate Goal 'ers. forms and get themselves hauled off lated capital hired to work for them covery'of business in 1933-1937 John 9x12 R U G S 6:3(^ 0:30—Tha Pavaiar* Quartat— stop in time and nudged the truck Mamhar American Rawapaper Pub- > eaat: E. Botognlnl Oreh.—network wham kdka wxya wjtn wtyr wmaJ wfil In Detroit, Sept. 2 to 6. The Chinese command la confi- 'T h e Rod Cross has set up roadside Box Manchestet Evening* Herald to police atatlons In patrol wagons there are so many other Instances at a wage other rucu who hadl^not L. Lewis seized a golden opportun- waby webr efer whk wmff wapd wean 10 feet further along the track. Uihara Aaaoclatlon. . . Sale S:4V- 6:46—Jack Baroh. Song—weaf; dent of the ability o f the .strongly dressing stations and has brought of New Deal support In hla record succeeded lit laying aside capital. ity to load his United Mine Work- Former S. Watklna Orcheatra—chain wlcc wieu: MIdweat: wenr wla'kwk koU L. F. Colvin, a brakeman, suffered, f.sneylng themselves -historic . mar- Price Price wren wmt kao wowo kma wetn; South: entrenched defenders to prevent fur- In more ambulances. The motor Pobllahara- Repraaantatlyaai •. Tha Under the capitalistic system, how- ers Union out of the American Fed- Woave Pattern Color 6:00— 7:00—Ona Man*a Family—c to c wrtd wmpa wjbo wdau waya wagn a sprained back when he was tossed ther Japanese progress toward this imiut Mathatra Special Aaaney—New tyrs to a cause—which they un- that, on the whole, he must be con- 998.00 969.95 6:30— 7:30—Tommy Ooraoy Orehaatra transport, however, remains Inade- ever; every man was considered to eration of Labor and to establish Oriental Raproduction Chinese Blue 7:00— 6:00—Col. Stoopnagio A Harry kzyz: Mountain: klo kvod: Paelfle: kgo to the floor of the caboose by the capital of Klangsl province. Nan- Tork, Chleaso, Detroit and Boaton. sidered s New Dealer, not deserving 998.00 96B.95 kfad ktma kaz kpa keca kjr ROOSEVELT TO RETURN quate, even now when the fighting ' name . . , eTrirxir* derstand no more than so marfy pup- be free, and to a large degree la- the powerful committee for.Ipdus- Oriental Reproduction Persian , Rosa Red 7:30 ' 6:30—For Man Only A Quaata sudden stop. , chang, a Chinese air base Just 90 Ruat 9100.00 969.95 S:00— 0:0(^K. Kysar*a Claaa—to cat NOTE: See W EAF-NBC fof optional In the mid-Yangtze valley haa ' M E M B E R a u d i t B O R E A O O F the barking of Republicans, who borers were independent of their trlal Organization. A, recovery pe- Oriental Reproduction Sarouk Hat of stations. The driver of the other truck, who miles south of Kiuklang and 226 pies? Rust 939.50 924J10 6:00—10:00—J. Mosanar Orehaa.—oaat: reached a comparative lull. qRCULATION'B.______■ riod la an Ideal time for trade union Axmlnster ' Keshan Amo* *n* Andy—weat repeat CenL EaaL was not Identified went to the assist- TO CAPITAL NEXT WEEJ miles southeast of Hankow, is the Are these—the avowed Commu- now have a chance to elect their employers. Tan 954.60 934.50 activity because the employer be- Axmlnster Kirman •530—10:30—Aba .Lyman A Orehaatra 3:30— 4:30—Tha Singing Lady—eaat; ance of the first driver. His truck mostvtmportant Immediate goal of CITY The Herald PrInOn* Company Inc., nl.sta of Am erica-In the aamc boat own senator. Among the "New In view of this It Is not surpris- , Kirman Panel Varigated 962.00 ' 945.00 10:00—11:00—Clyde Luca* Orcheatra DI^'ORt'E MADE ABSOLUTE' •••••••1 aaaomea no rtn*nclal raaponalblllty gins to realize a profit once again. Axmlnater Rax" Qrifnth* Tanor Soloa—west and trailer coiasted down a slight the in t ^ ^ s ’ campaign against Han- Deal" measures the Courant 11*U| as ing that under capitalism 'there Kirman Dark Blue 962.00 945.00 10:3(^11:30—Earl HInea and Orehea.tra 3:40— 4:46—Rakov and Hla Orchestra grade, went Into a ditch and blocked for typographical arrore appearin* in with the Dr. Plyrsons, tho Rlshop Immediately, there la a field for un- Axmlnster . Hyde Park. N. Y.. A\ig. 24.— (A P ) kow. the ^ ^ Is lo n a l capital. London, A:ig. 24— (ARp'*—I- Lon- advartlaamanta In tha Manchaaler quickly arose labor troubles. ^At nn Axndnster Second Keshan Rust 979.60 >949.75 C B S - W A B C N E T W O R K . 4:00— 6:0^>Nawa; Bobby Hayta Ore* the highway; McConnells, the college professors,' having received Senator Lonergan'a early date eccinomlsta began wHt- ion organization and for strikes In 979.60 955.00 4:30— 5:30—Alma Kltchella Contralto —Preeldejit Roosevelt will go back This confld^ce was expressed de- don divorce court totlay made ab- BtobIds Herald. Axmlnster Persian Taupe •ASIC — Eaat: wabq wade wqko wcao^ 4:4^— 5:46—Lowell Thomas — east; the Hollywiiod stars and all the rast vote Is the payment « f the*Soldiers' fng“ of •"capitalistic exploitation” of the interests of increased wages, 'Green 979.50 949.75 • Chleapo ConeaH Orehaatra—weat to Washington early next week, spite Chinese reports that heavy solute the dlvoccc. degree .granted Kirman weel wgr wkbw Wkrc wjr Wdre wcau* Japanese reinforcements were sail- labor. Utopian schemes were drawn shorter hours, and better working . V a r i g a t e d 979.50 955.00 wlaa wpro wfbl wjav wgar; Midwaat: 6:00— 6:00—Easy Aeaa. SkitL>also cat stay there, a brief time, and return the Atlantic flier Amy Molllson WEDNESDAY. AfJOD'ST 24 who are being so freely put on the Bonus. Axmlnster Persian Panel ?•!?*" 6:1^—Mr. Keen A Lost Persona tip In order to rectify the situation conditions. The period 1936-1937 Is Ruat 979.60 955.00 wbbm wfbm kmbe kmoz wbaa kfab PfG DISCOUNTS OWNERS to his summer White House here ing up the Yangtze river on which from James A. Molllson, last Feb. 7. A O V E K T I S E I N T H E H E R A L D - I T P A Y S I grin by every sort of queer bird who That waa a queer kind of a "New Axm'neter Keshan krnt - 6:30— 6:3(^Ralph Blalno* Tenor Soloa for a prolonged visit. but they were all too far removed noteworthy for Its violent strikes, Keshan Rose-Red 962.00 <0 945.00 6:4^— 6:46—Scitne* Marching Ahead Deal" measure—when Mr. Roosevelt Axmlnster CAST—wbns wpg whp whec wore efrb crashes the spotlight by ni.shing to from reality. These various social- the tremendous growth of the C IO , Hooked Varigated 949.50 994.50 ckac wIb* wmas weag tmbf wIba wkbn 5*9^" 7:00—Roy Shlatd's Radio Revue Mr. Roosevelt said yesterday he NEEDED, A WORD Axmineter 6:30— 7:30—Style* In Voeal Rhythm* BOAST OF RACING SPEED would return to the capital next the Dies Committee with "revela- twice vetoed It, once ip 1936 and istic schemes reached their peak the passage of the Wagner Labor Axmlnster Hooked —, Varigated 949.50 929.75 whlo wfbl wbrk wnbz 8 ;0 (^ lt May Have Happened DIXIE — wgat wsfa wqam wdod klra Sunday or Monday night, and re- Vice-President Tommy Marshall again In 1036, It being passed over With the writings of Karl Marx In Relations Act placing teeth behind Axmlnster Second Hooked Varigated 949.60 929.75 7 :8 ^ 8:30—To Bo Announced (1 hr.) tions" ? wreo wlac rrw\ wtoc krld ktrh ktsa 6:3^—Chicago’s Minstrel Show main there only so long a* neces- the nineteenth century. No attempt "collective bargaining” provisions Axmlnster Hooked Varigated 949.50 994.50 waco koma kdbo wbf wdae wbir wdbj Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 24. «oce said that what this country Whether we need a good five cent his veto by 324 to 61 In the Hquse 9:0^10:0(L-Newaj B. Cutler Orchest. (A P )— Pistol shots replaced Jock- sary. Some of the President’s offi- will be made to .explain Marx's that proved to be a Joke in Section Axmlnster Textured Rust 939.50 929.75 wwva W8js wmbr ktul wcoa wdne n*noz 10:80—Larry Clinton's Orchestra nast needed wa* a good five cen_t and In the Senate hy 76 to 19. Kwkh know wmmm wjno wcha wpar eys’ "duckings’' In the Walla Walla cial duties can be handled more ex- blgar or not—and whether we could theories because they are too com- 7-A of the N R /I, and the develop- Axmlnster Hit-or-Mlse Green 929.50 924.50 wmaa wxoc wr\'a walm wrdw wapl Chllda Orcheatra 953.50 . 10:30—11:30—King’s Jeatera brehastra derby yesterday. peditiously In Washington than at Cigar. Not ono pernon In ten thou- afford It or not^we certainly do Among the members voting to over- plicated. Suffice it to say that ment of scientific methods of media- Axmlnster Chintz * Green 945.00 949.50 The competing thoroughbreds — hla home here. Band, probably, caught the signifl ride the veto were 19 Republican there Is a modicum of truth to tion and arbitration of strikes. Axmlnsteir Modern Byoxrn 920.75 need aome new words: or some new 99C.50 970.00 prize porkers—Juat wouldn’t re- . The chief executive said hla only .Marx's Ideas, but on the whole they ( 2) WUtona Persian 'ran eence o f that much quoted remark, and authentic definitions of words. senators and 77 Republican repre- Varigated $99.50 979.00 Variety program. spond to anything: less threatening. two scheduled engagements were a can be completely discarded because Wilton Persian Panel but the rfg^nlflcance was there, be- One word, anyhow—a won! of de- sentatives. The opinion of the everyday man Velvet BrOadloom Plain Green 943.50 999.75 7:30— Treasure House And so Wlnmhg Owner Rov Poughkeepsie, N. Y., celebration TRiPLEW / fliey are based on the false "labor upon labor unions Is ,an extremely Maple Tan 940.75 929.75 7:45— News Service Kelly’s cup of Joy was somewhat SepL 17 commemorating tho 150th . eause. Thqmaa Riley Marshall wae cent respect for the advanced social Incidentally the quick recovery In Velvet . . Textured theory of value." interesting one. The writer has Burgundy 943.50 9S4JS0 WTIC 8:00— Shoppers Special — Variety soured. His pig, although estab anniversary of New York’s ratifica- -Me of the bralnfegt and wisest men Velvet Broadloom Plain and 'economic thinker. A word .to busine.ss during 1936 and the flr.st found that ,ln Manchester the aver- Textured , Coral Beige 995.00 950.75 music, birthdays, time llshing Itself the "Sea Biscuit” of tion of the Constitution and a patri- Although much has been written Velvet Broadloom Travelers Broadcaattog Servton, . who ever held national office In this describe Dr, Pierson. three-fourths of 1937 was almost age worker seems to have a deep Velvet Broadloom Plain Frieze , Blue Green 9111.30 579.00 Hartford, Conn. 8:45— The Mountaineers the county’s pig pen's, had dis- otic observance In Chattanooga, country. And never said a foolish undoubtedly due to nothing else In about ending the exploitation of la- suspicion regarding the honesty of Chenlllecraft Modern Claasle Block and Gray $ 102.00 949.75 50,000 W. 1040 H. C. 28.2 M. 9:00— Arthur Godfrey counted his claim It could beat a Tenn., about Sept. 20. bor by capital and about overthrow- Varigated 954.50 94S.0A 9:15— Montana SUm jackrabbtt. This boast had pre- thing in hla life. His “good five the world but the throwing Into the union 'organizers and officials. Fur- Hand Hooke^ Colonial Eastern Dayllglit Saving Time ST O RES^ ing capitalism and replacing it with thermore, many Manchester work- 9:25— News Service cipitated the race. ynat^ cant dgar” wae merely a symbol of DESTROY THE COUNTIES? EARLY CALLER channels of trade of the two thou- aome kind of a socialistic staU, the ers appear" totally unable to feoo'g- 9:30— Girl Interne really only successful measure that P . M . MAYOR VETOES PL.YN B standard of living provided by eoo- There Is one Connecticut news- sand million dollars dlstrlbirted to nlze any merits of trade unions. For 9:45— ^Music by Cugat ^ C USH IO N S ^ has been taken to secure Justice for 4:00— Backstage W ife 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly TO CHARGE STREET N.YME Des Moines, la.—A railroad por- Bomtcal production, great industry paper at least, the Bridgeport the veterans. the most part, their attitude seems 4:15— Stelk. Dallas ter making bis first Chtcago-to-Ues the worker has been that of the or- to be the discouraging one that con- Ot her Room Si zed ■10 :15—Ua On * Bua L' V.’L * % aad closely figured profits.' I f the Courant want# to cast a .4:30— Happy Jack Philadelphia, Aug. 24— (A P ) — Moines run-leaned the hard w a y - TlmesrStar, which seems to be com- ganisation o f labor through the me- sidera unionization a'"racket." Their 10:45— Stepmother TralQlng a long way behind Tom- balance on Senator Ijonergsn's loy- dium of the trade union. Tho very 9x10.6 Velvet Broadioom Plain Walnut 942.50 994.50 4:45—Girl Alone 11:10— Hartford Better Health Mayor S. Dads Wilson vetoed an through loss if tips— that Iowa pletely committed to tho yieory-that conception of union dues la often Henna Roae $68.90 955.00 5:00—"Who Sang It” ordinance to change the name of communities operate, on Central my Mandiall, It Is to be suggested alties and disloyalties to the New slgnlflcaiit point concerning trade 9x10 Velvet Broadloom Friese presents ,29ci the polllleal division of the county one comparable to a payment for a Standard Time. unions is that they are working with 8.3x10.6 Axmlnster Hooked Green-Tan 954.50 945.00 5:30—Your Family and Mine 11:10— Hartford , Better Business Broad street because, he said. that what the United Staten needs Deal, maybe It wouldn’t be a bad racketeer’s protection. U p should be abolhshed lit Connecticut. capitalism to solve the troubles aris- 8;3xl0.6 Axmlnster Kirman Tan ^ 954.60 •934:60 6:45—Radio Rubes Bureau. Broad street has been known all The porter . Swakenea 16 possenr Ides to take that bonus vote out of Tho. writer Is deeply sympathetic ▼ary badly la, If not a new diction- In'some other quarters the same ing out of the dominating position 6x9 Hand Hooked Colonial Varigated 925.00 919.75 6:00— News ll:15^Dan Harding’s Wife over the world as the longest gers at 6 a. m. before he discovered with labor and It Is most discon- Browns 919.00 ary, at lea.it a new and authorita- the New Deal list and p\it It In the of tho employer in the employer- 6x9 Natural Hair Geometric 927.00 6:15— Baseball Scores 11:30—Big Sister - straight street Jn any city.” He said it was not 7 o’clock, as shown by his iflea has some support. certing to see that many Manches- 6:30— Wrightvllle Clarion 11:45— Aunt Jemmy’s Real -Life he wanted the "distingv.lshing fea- tive glossary of political definitions list of anfl-Roosevelt votes. There employee relationship. Inasmuch as own watch, which was set for Chi- This idea seems to us to be, if not ter workers are absolutely" unable to 6:45—"Connecticut HaU of Fame' Stories / ture” retained. . cago' Daylight Saving Time. .—and very particularly a positive, | Is no profit to Republicans In letting the trade unions are Inatrumenta by understand that their best interests exactly cock-eyed, at leaat slightly which the labor’s lot la made more — Halph della Selva interview- 12:00 noon:—Tower Town Tempas. Lug^age^FteckT conclusive definition of the words veterans with short memories for- lie In activity designed to strengthen ing Richardson Wright 12:15 p. m.—News Service strabismic. - palatable. Communists deleat their their union organization rather than Oommunlsm and Communist. get that In tho matter of the bonus 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy 12:25-—Jeff Batkley —The corner ^” *'7 Touriaf ^ ^ ' X Those who entertain It are look- existence because theoretically they to wreck it. In the succeeding ar- ALL Store The air Is fairly shlvcrinK with Mr. Roosevelt was emp'hntlrnUy, prolong the "class struggle” and 7:15—Program from New York ^ ,-Needt One M A j l 1 ing at the prol'tem from only one ticles the writer hopes to clarify the SUBJECT TG PRIOR SALE 7:30— Inside of Sports with Jack 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent repetitions of. those words—and not even bitterly, against them. postpone 11 e ultimate world revo- position of trade unions In the 12:45—Ouf Gal Sunday. side, whereas there are, definitely, lution of labor and the overthrow- Stevens one person In a hvmdrcd among American etonomlc system. Some -are atore-uaed. 7:45— Sammy Watkins’ Orchestra 1:00—Conn. Produce Market Bul- SPECIAL ! two Bides. It may Indeed be that ing of capitalism. WATKINS letin IN C 8:00— One Man's Fairilly 'those Who are shouting them'loud- some of the functlona now perform- Trade unionism, oi course, had Its • R O T H E R S Men’s Black > Tomorrow: The Theory of Trade 8:30—Tommy Dorsey’s Orchestra 1:05— The Dance Hour est has any clear Idea of what the ed hy our nearly negligible county beginning In Europe, and, the Eng- Unions. 1:15—The Old Counselor lish were Its foremost exponents. It 9:00— Town Hall Big Game Hunt words mean or even what he hlm- organizations are proi)crly those of Quotations— 9:30— ” F6r Only” 1:30—Phil Boudinl is not surprising, therefore, that M lf means by them. 10:00— Kay Kayser's Musical Klass 1:45— The Gospel Singer— Edward the state, hut how about some o f the with the industrialization o f the 11:00— News MacHugh' OXFORDS As a matter of fact. It Is doubtful funetions now devolving on the United States there grew up a trade Boosting Is one of the favorite 11:15—Johnny Messner’s Orchestra 2:00— Enoch Light’s orchestra. If there is any very authoritative or towns that would much more logi- Indoor sjiorts in the United 'States union orgainlzntlon under the guid- 2:30— Southern Cruise Reg;. $5.00. 11:30— Abe Lyman's Orchestra 3:00— U. S. Army Band closely definable meaning to the cally be made functions of the today, and this tendency la being ance of the father of American 12:00— Weather Report To Close carried over into the churches. 3:30— Ray Block’s Varieties. trade unions, .Samual Gpmpers. The 12:02—Clyde Lucas' Orchestra Out ••.•*. words. The lealorgraphi’r* duck county? __lU v. E. H. Kckol, Jr., of Tulsji, earliest organization of any impor- Last 9 days 12:30— Earl Hines' Orcheatra \ $2.98 the reaponsiblUtyt of plnfiln'g; a spe- In this connection we are thinking T t k i a . tance was that of the Knights of • • • Tomorrow’s Program ■ clflc_ definition to them. Ypur dic- particularly of the problem of roads Dabor, which was organized by the " It har been very pleasant to work- ■"■A.M...... V tionary won’t''enlighten- you very a constantly fncreaslng burden. 'nbbve'imentlohcd Mr. Gompers. In here every day for the last month time tho olil Knights of Labor be- to yotir own bedroom from' thii 6:00— Reville with Jake and Carl much, or at least It won't give you Aside from city and village streets to tho Inspiring rhythm of the riv- came the American Federation of 6:30— “ Sunrise Special” much support In pointing your fln- there Is scarcely a second.ary road In eters. I enjoy It. Lalw.r, onO. of our present two main 7:00— Morning Watch CtJM IISe-'SOH g^f'at A man arid'ijehbiinethg'hlm ns' the st.ate that Is rfo'inmicdialc'" fe^"' i-L^tnyor 1.0 Hiiardia <*f New trade uhron ofgh'hlzaHo'h.i. *”■8:00—:News . York, who has ■irailnlaliied on 22-PIEGE open stock ma pe e group a Communist If you expect the de- sponslblllty ot any one town; yet The history of trade uniom, In the 8:15— “ Hl-Boys” offle® on tho World’* ' Fair United States Is an unusually Inler- 8:30— Radio Bazaar nunciation to convey a precise sig- the towns must deal with, the inter- grounds.' 9:00— MUky W ay New York, Aug. 24.—(AP) —The • • * cHting one—one characterized by nificance to those who hear It. town problem as separately os If Woody and violent strikes that 9:15—Gretchen McMullen I guess I was lucky after all. The art of running a newspaper In a Take the cuse of Dr. Emily M. each were alone interested. And typify the American spirit of "rug- 9:30— Herman and Banta ' hay and other atuff in the barn was middle western community will be ged Individualism.” . The' great (Below) This three-piece grouping Is Just a suggestion of 9:40— Musical Interlude Pierson of Cromwell, who was as-’ ,„any towns with large territory and wet and wouldn't, burn. the possibilities ih'thls "open stock” group. You don’t have described through a radio’ micro- PAR CertmedM^. importance of the hl.story of Amer- 9:45—"Vic and'Sade” sailed by John V. Frey of the'Amer- consequently great leng'ths of rolid — Clinrles Faith of W'Bahlngtori, to buy these particular pieces. 'You may buy as many or few phone at 9:30 p. m. tomorrow when Inrt.. the rtwif of whose barn ican trade unionism is not merely 10:00— Mrs. W iggs of the Cabbage Ican Federation of I^l)Or before the have small populations and small as your room requires, ensembling them In any way you Patch the CB^ network moves into the I MOTOR on. f was torn off by i» ryolone short- one from which we may draw lea- deslr*. JBut as an example, we sketch three pieces that a«U Dies Committee lerenUy, as a Com- taxing power. \Vc have a great ileal 10:15— John’s Other Wife THE QUALITY LUBRI- | 1\ Is'fiire the bam wa* burned 1l^ns for—tho-fttture. Rathef, the for 97^. durinfl the August Bale. Tl)e dresser is 44 inches Emporia, Kan., shop of William munist. and whose explanation of of respect for the county as a p,o- hv lightning, jind shortly after past performances of labor.unions wide; the ehest measures 32 Inches. Note the unusual broken 10:30—Just Plain BIU Allen White, one of the most fa- CANT. Givei yox the sendee j 10:45— Tho Woman In White her social, economic and pollllesl tentla! factor In the handling of the hi« tworo chiiaftii had b * «i In. ] vitally effect the present sUtus of ; p^lm ent mirror and the unique semi-paneled bed. mous of American publlsbcra and yea require. An xnaei^bly ’* In'accldrnfii and a niim- ! iinlons In that during the couroe of | ll:007-Darid Harum status appeared in this newspaper road problem In the future jiirrd ... ____ -\ .editors. mnns zopertor ell aeea and rec- l.«r of his hoRi* had bo«i killed j past labor difficulties legal decisions | 11:15— Lorenzo Jones yesterday. Dr. Flerson Is a highly Also It Is entirely po.ssible that 11:30— "The Three Moods,” vocal . Progressively, the radio will pick aiwended by theneands «f t»y rholera. 'have been handed down. concerning ^ tlitifty metorlita. n educated, well-to-do and responsible county police forces might be morel ..such matters as picketing, boycot- Trio— Harold Kolb, accompanist up the front office, with comments by Mr. White, the city room and the citizen, a medical practitioner and effective than th'e present system, rif i ROBBERY PrZZLF. ting, court Injunctions agalnst un- 3 -P IE C E 11:46—"The Road of Life” ion.1. lock-outs, etc,, which have been 12:00 Noon—^"Optical Oddities” composing room, with comments holder of public ofllce In the ct>m- s^ate polielng. If Is impreibnbie. at | Lincoln. Neb.—A year ago .a eatabllahed as precedents under P.M. " from some of the mechanical em- munitv where she was bom. loa.it, th.it thoro l.i a sinKlo counts' B E D R O O M 12:15— "Hilltop House” ploye# to top off the visit. thief stole a piirsc containing a which present and future labor trou- ^Will Fit Any Oar. Her prilltical, economic and sq-'.(n ui,lrh. If It matiitiini-l watch and a pair of glar.ics trom ble.i arb and will be Judge'd. 12:30— "M yrt and Marge” CBS has announced that officials dal views are radical - if that swr.i, own police force, would cripple Mr.i. Charles Brqy, of Lincoln. A To these legal precedents we 12:45— "Slngln’ Sam”, of the Franklin Institute in Phila- On ORROm ^ few days later the purse was found must attach the greatest ImporUnce 1:00— News and Weather delphia will tell how the world again, can be employed wiUiout he- efficiency hy persiMcnf iKnorlr.K “ may end” several million years PLATID on top of the Bray garage. Then the hecau.ie It misst be conceded that 1:15— Studio Program Ing misunderstood. It l.i very much i of the nvxlern ncccs.iory of rndl" ttu\ courts have tried In every pos- 1:30—Words and Music from now In a broadcast at 5:15 p glas-ies were foiind lii the yard ot 2- -1 m. on Tuesday, Aug. 30. to be .luspectcd tlml .she bcllcycs 1 ,.oinimmi''ation. stblc way to hamper the strong 2:0Q—Guy Hedlund and Company rutens to bumper nn apartment \vhere a friend lived. Listeners tonight may dial- thfe' • M en's Cotton or W ool toat' this country or any country At all events let tis, not tiiink of Ygatenlay the watch cime back—in growth of the trade union move- 2:30—Jake and darl — very s t u r d y, 2:45— Rhythm of the Day WOR'-Mutual network at 9 o’clock should be run for. the benefit'first of 'IcstrpylnK the countv unit. It !.i far a special delivery packace on which ment. There are any number of for a dramatization of De Maupas- I Onides yon out of J S U i / r flV'' cents additional, postage was examples conclusively proving the l Bnd, l,3;00—tThe Story of Mary Marlin the great masses, of the people who. too U'kch' to prt've cxcec.llnKly use- ^;15— Ma Perkins sant’s "The Necklace” ; WABC-CBS Slacks due. conservative, nature of the court* In at 7:30 for a special comjxisitlon I those tight places. C j do most of the work and onlv sec-’ ful .one of tbe.iO days. bresscr with 8;3ll-T-Pepper Young’s Family ■ .... written for Paul Whiteman’s orches- ondarlly for the relatively fi w who 9:4.5—“The Guiding Light” Saves f e n d e r s - M l V M I I j V ^ I Mirror, tra, and W EAF-NBC at 9 for Kay control most of the property and Kyseris "Musical Klaas.” REWARD OF rm V A I.R T ..~=o • Boys' Shorts the national we.alth. That at alj 3 -P IE C E Chest Listening tcmlght: W eaF-NBC— .j,.evcrts , ,.l‘?:.].i.„Srpjn yme.p,ul p f.m ^ 7, One Man’s Family, dramatic M A P LE G R O U P sketohi .7:30 Tommy Ddrsey‘4 Or- ■ T ' ] Mie .stcrri' writers and later the WDRC chestra; 8, Town ri’all Summer tFSS- ■''' ■ ■Hiftt»r9;.Ckiu.'Ar^'->-~' m e . Show;, 8:30, Foe Men Oplv, . with. • Linen N eckw eir lieves In putUng'lfb?>raI fheO'rtc.vfhtd ' (•eptfon* to the' t'raditlori that when radio today. la " Joan Blanej M ai^ Boland; 10:30, A b e ^ ^ m i ^ New York. Aug; 24—tVe WrotefTIn Eaststn Daylight Saving Time orchestra. effect, then you"are a radical. When • a normally cour.iKcous and dcci an Indignant note from a thtu 1.1 one ofAhe'frasclns why.' , I :'$ 5 9 .7 5 p. m. ^ tory, dramatlzaUon; 7, Gang Bust- • Linen Hats and Caps ' the time ds ripe- to_ do anything ^hentlng « woman,only one c-.-'urse is jitterbug who doesn't think that Joan stage star who 4:00— A t the Music Counter. ers, Phillips Lord’s plays; 7:30, Paul about your theories then you are open to him he hiu.st go to the re.s- we've been fair to Jive. what it le to get into a safe 4:30— Those Happy Gilmans. Whiteman’s orcheatra; 9:30, Edgar Guest’s " It Can Be Dooe” ; 11, Hal maybe Just a Rrpvfhltcan or Just a ;cuc of the wonnn and knock her s'l- At leaat we think he's *pot on a show. When a newcom- 4:45— Leon Goldman, Violinist. nant, beranae It eotrnds er, Jeanette McGrady, auditioned 6:00— Ad Liner—Dance program. Kemp's orcheatra. •B u sh C oats Democrat or Just a drifter rr what- . sailant down , If he falls to do so he WJZ-NBC—8:15, Mr. Keen, tracer squawk, all rlght^thofigh,^ we’ve and obtained for herself a thin Exactly as sketched above . . one o f the hundreds 5:30—^Marcb of Games. ever—and you are likely to suspect must s.icnflep the good opinion of •lent his note a w a y io be decoded. little role on the progrijm, she felt 8:45— ^Ehcploring Space. of lost persems; 6:45, Science on the that your radleal-libend neighbor Is w.h,itever wonien m iv be onlookers Onlj’ th5n-->-^an we be sure that grateful, blit not very safe. And of possible combinations, usitif the 22 pieces of this 8 :OO.i-New8 Service March; 7:30, play, "Henry Brocken” (note time change); 9. NBC Minstrel ' 5''Red. Tour conservati.'. " '' rb.bor V and his own ho matter whether we^3»yff'ead accurately In and be- minute, those tittle spots might be “ open stock” 'group. Notice particularly the 9xcel- 6:10—Baseball Scores- • M en 's Shirts and Shorts S^h the lines. For here Is his written right out o f the script. lent styling , . . gracefully curved Chippendale ^ :1 5 —NaL Doubles Tennis Champ- Show; 11. Reggie ChUds' orchestra. «m the other side, who , no there are onlopkeri or not. What , to expect Thursday: note: Jeanette worried a lot between , bracket bases on chest and dresser base, and the lonabips. stock at all In this stuff abo ; the Yet this Li bel'.evei to,>«r2'>'Sfl‘‘^* "Now, Mr. Ross, when you dig the time rehearsals started and 6:30—^Enoch Light's orchestra. W EAF-NBC—12:15 p. m.. Words panel bed with its short, stubby posts. It has the and Music; 1:80, VaUant La[dy, play; Out they go, we must make way for gireat masses and who knows pef- ly wbst happeecd'-lfl'the case of the this Jive, and Is really' brought to the shnipr was going on. And Joan, . 8:45—Doria Rhodes' Y«- w ”*' quaint design o f early Pilgrim pieces. The llhikh is 1:45, Hymns of all Churches; 4:30, faetly well that It Is only the prop- New ■yptle'fiouse painter who was your drtKe of benders, arid haa saw that the kid w-as worried aridi 7:00— Ray Heatherton l ■, Fall Merchandise. Look over the sale ■'mltted many Harlem brlghta, discovered why. She followed It a new, lighter shade than the form er "antique” 7:15—Marian Carley, Pianist Your Family and Mine. W a BC- ertlod class that keeps things going ed on Monday for haring CBS— 10:45 a. m .,. Aunt Jenny's Oenuin* you’ll be some scribe and help to with a long talk with Velller. maple, giving a richer tone to the grain of. the wood. 7:30— Living H istory tagrs on the above items.. You’ll know 5t an, admits no doubt to. enter-bis" causfd the death of.the actor Clark any kick or spiel. You can cut 'yo The two got to work on the script. 7:45—Boake Carter. Storlea. WJZ-NBC—8 a. m Only solid maple used. Breakfast club; 9:30, Josh Hlgglna mind .that Dr. Pierson ariij rajdicals TwTlvef'rve!*. The painter,. James serffcl and atatb It on. some nor- By the time dress rehearsals 8:00— "Gangbustera” in a minute they’re bargains. dic frame any bright. And listen came around, Velller bad written .9:30—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. of FlnchvlUe: 11. Southemalrea; Kampkook like her are out to destroy all prop- Pa.icovics, declares he never knew This “open stock- bed* 11:30, National Farm and Home to him sob out buzzing rah rah In a fuller and larger part for , 9:00—Meet the Champ. g a s o l i n e s t o v e s erty rights,' all religion, all social Twelvetrees, never saw him before, for your delite. And all model Jeanette.. .room includes, in addi- 9:30—Mark Warnow'* Blue Velvet hour; S p. m., d u b matinee. dtatinctlons, an moraUty, the Con- but did see hlnj striking a woipan," Hariemitea and Gothamites .will tion. to tha places orchestra shown, t'wo other styles Some Thursday short vravea: 2 Burnet • Btltutlon, the United States, every- crossed the street to Interfere, ox- rally roun' with mitt pounding The Barrymores can't keep A U G U S T S A L E 10:00—The Word Game away ^frorn the* Theater. Ethel o f beds, a cheat-on- JZU JZJ, Tokyo. 8:15, Talk fti Eng- thing and anything but .Stalin and and trekking to make you eeem 10:30— It -Can B ^ Done — Edgar chan'ged blows with the actor^ and a killer-diller, with the galtea wide Barrymore Colt is invading a new cheat, dreaalng table, Guest, orchestra. lish; GSG, OSP, 080, OSD, GSB, .typ« Moscow; that they arc CoramunUta [ knocked him down Paacorics’ open, as you riff all frigldairea dramatic fleld — new, that is. for vanity dresser, bencH, 11:00— Sports—N e w s ,. Ixmdon, 8:20, Concert Party; IRF, .bedside chest, and two —Ood save us all! And he even : brother supports hla story; there with a kickout. And when you the Royal Family of Broadway 11:15—Vincent Lopez* orchestra. 7:30, Selections from operas; CiHOUSe>'SOK do, you can eiit'the'apple, and ba . . . Mias Colt's musical version of atylas of n l^ t tables. OLR4A, Prague, 8:05, Slovak dra- Other Models ta looks with dark suspicion on you, Is no erijtJence to the contrary. The 11:30—Gene Krupa’a orchestra. a big calendar man and trip and “Rip Van ’Winkle” openad- at the M i r r o r s are Inter- m ; DJD, Berlin, 9:15, HeUo. New INC. hoeause be has heard that you call ^painter’s tale la pe'rfecUy reasonable ehangeeble. Tprnerrow’a PfOgram Tork; 0 8 L Loodoa, 9:40, COronatioa tip thje scribe for wisin' your Fairlae (Vermont) Town Hall at a. m. “ ) jysBnslf 5 UberaL believable. dimmed dome.” a Jitney Players presentation the Scot; JZK, Tokyo, 9:45, Reminis- WATKINS 7:05—E T A A L P H A progiaauna — ce Bummer.. k Wo « i « tat 5 sUU of Navarthalaas be 1^ held on a homi- Ouchl other . algbt Ethel Barrymore’s girl ia listed es eutlior of the U- e r charge aad a homicide ebargy ...... r.f. ’. A T K I L B T k i f l t BIANCHEffrEE EVBinNO HERALD. EAMCHB8TER, OOKit^ WEDNE8DAT, AUGDET14 iMt phatss, alrplans soglass and . radio bsrg - aa orptaaa bey artao worked equipment. mors than two yea n oonsldarod materials and ooota laid greater SCHULTZ ORDERED JUD- his way up froin sntsU-ttaas gam- Willimantic Camp Meeting IITIRKEY IS VITAL A harbor at Tchatalagsl, on the DRESS SATISFIES blliig to ths bustnsss mansgerff-— MACni RESIGNS emphaaia on eomfort, lower ooet, NOT TO REOPEN O U in D l Stvatm of Bees Excites Blaek Sea, has bssn plunAd at a lese vlstMllty. and tha ahUlty to ob- SPEED MAKK TVA PROBERS ofScbultz’s rich racket— testlfled _ coat Britlah shgtasara aatlmgta at tain exactly the same shade of blue OF THE PAINTERS’ UNION TO HELP HWES ELECT frequenUy gave Hines $500 or mors EUROPEAN F A aO R £3,000,000 ($10,M0,000). It would ARMY AFTER A U in unltanlM quantlUse. Ai Donnelly *i a wssk in 19S$, 1934 and 1935. TREASURYPOST F v BEV. W. D. WOCMDWARD tears down dstlrs for drink, gam-1 be used to ship ooal from Turkish Restdents of North End As political front for ths rackst, In the world W ar Amertean troops WBENTUDNGFAILS HEAR MORE OF Tiia 79th annual gathsiing o f the bling and evU of svery sort. collieries but Is planned also so that wore doaena o t versions o f ths pres- DiNIGE AS PROSECUTOR ths arltaaas tsstlflsd. Hinas Intsr- WUUmantieI Camp Meeting la run- BOasloaaiy Maettiig. it could be converted Into a naval ent ollvs-drahl Mtoufecturere said Gold Filled and Members Vote Agsinst Zim- ceded with Maglstrats HuIob Ca; mer’s Plan And Give Their A swarm a t bees, sstlmatsd sysw ay. The 1 ^ tlw t arrived yeatsr- nlng along smoothly this week. It Yesterday afternoon the annual I baae. there would ba no dUBeulty in ^Ohaini $1.75^ (OoBttBBsS froto PagB Oim.) Shaw — new under suspensloa — 1 has h$d a vary auspicious hegtnnlng gathering of the Women’s*. Honte New Shte-BiM W nter Uni- matching tha alate-Mue. um m 'AiD Joseph Schelhcnpflug, a local bee day werS following a new queen, Under-Secretiry R M U He Turkey a biggest naval baat ta Reasons At Meeting Of Local Novsmbsr. 1933. to dismiss the Missionary Soclsty, waa hold, pre- according to Mr. Scbelbenpflug. weatbsiwlss and otherwlae. The now being completed at Gualkotjuk, Te teat Cap T>paa Ih im thimderboh Groop. expert,' as munbatlag-6,000 wsBt on oontroUed by cka mulU-mUlloB dol- prisoneiB la a poUey bank raid, opening days hkvs been bright with sided over by ths district prsddsnt, ADiaiices May Fre- (O witoaii frooi f a g * O **) Th^ bees that had bean mkkiiig among whom was Wslnbsrg hlm- In ths Gulf Of ismldt oh ths Mar' fonii F iili To Lm & Uke The new c Sm arc a far cry from Solid Gold Oross and a rampage late yesterday afternoon bossy all year and-were laying by lar Schults syndicats. Accepted OIFice With Sep- sunshine yst with leas humid heat Mrs. Jennls Howland Nichols, of | 'Th e Dutchman” , be iaid. ssif. ^ . than the weeka before. There are Westerly, who. will ba remembered moss sea, under the direction ot the present stiff garrison tod field Hetrij 350 IliletAi Hoot and. unnoticed, took possession of a a supply fo r tba wlntsr beeams so Chain.... •• Tbs' proposal made by Theodore ad to block tha rafersndum, apant * ferring to Schults, "was a fugiUve •nis case was dismisssd, Wsln two principal speakers this seaaon; os having given a rousing mission- tenre Peace On Continent Netherlands shglnesrs.- heatMar. One type to ba tested In C Zimmer to open the charter of a t $23,900. targe bush near the rectory of St. much interested In the new queen bsrg addsd. Hs said also that an- tember Release In T mw . Some of the British credits, 'I'ur' Garb Of CoBficti ths field Is like Uisths presenti Jaunty \ IdeatUlM Latten from Justice at that time, hiding out Ons la Dr. Robert Wood Coe, pas- ary address last fall at the North the local painters' union for a period Bridget's church. that when ebe quit tha hive, they from thd-.federals in New York, and othsr policy bank cass was dis- tor o f ths X/eyden Congregational Methodist church. She read the key expects to use to buy heavy overssaa eap. plus a viaor. Another ^RtcofiTBid. Placed on the stand to identic Only a short time ago when re- forgot all about the work they type tessmblos a motor pollesm u’s. White Stone Set Yellow Gold a t 50 days and make a charge of he told me:. missed by ths lata Msglatrats Fran- church. Brookline," Maas., who at 11 91st Psalm and offsred prayer. Mra Istanbul, Aug. 24.— (Corres^n- battery guns I’or both banka o f the |1 for entrance to new or former letters w h ^ he wrote to Wendell pairs were being m'ade to the church bad been doing and followed her. Dardanellea u d the Bosphorus, WhShlngton, Aug. 34.— (A P ) Both can be shoved Into poeketa L. WIllkieAprealdsnt of Common- •’ ‘You will have to balp Jimmy cis J, Erwin, named by District At- Hyde Park. N. T., Aug._ ^ _ a. m. daily brings challenging mea- M. Gunther, o f Eaat Hampton, ren- Cross ahd C h ain__ menibera, was not approved at the a hive of bees, was found well up in When the queen w ai In the box dencs of Ths Associated Press)— which she is rsfortlfying rapidly in The has given some o f Its without dilBoulty. or can ba worn un- wealth and X^ u th e m , Paul 8. Hinas elsct Dodgs bscauss I ’m a torosy Thomas E. Dewsy with Cap- (AP')—President RoossvM^ a ^ ^ t- sages, delighting hla audiences, as dered a solo, "M y Redssmsr and My ^ rtn y der stssi hsimsta. BOBIMVUI* Salt Flat*. Utah. A i« . meeting last night. - tbs tower on ths south side of tba that Joe brought along w'ith him the fuglUva and can’t gat artiUnd.’ ” shaw as having bssn influtnesd by last yiwr, by hls delivery with splen- Lord.” The speakar o f the aftsr- T ^ k e y baa become a vlU l factor in order to make those vital passages 14.— (A P )—^laptala Gaorsa E* Mathes, treasurorof the association, ed today the resignation of Rosww men a peek at tha propoaed slate- The p ro ^ to d ohangsa, a member Officers were installed. The union street They started to trouble the other members started their march Clasli Delays Bssslen ' Hinas. Ma^U, hl% under aeeretary o f tbb i c enundatloB and stutalned even- nocn waa Mrs. Arthur Gates of Dur- Europe’s negotiations for preserving between tha Black Sea and the Pearl Beads ...... Byataa poundad hla b lf automobile was asked by BickUe: workmen and it was with much Into tha box’. They came In regular blue winter uniform, and many have of ths uniform board aald, were de- this year Is headed by Charlea Mc- "Didn’t you think itswas neoessant Polios Otangos Forasd treasury, with an expression of \ Bsas o f voice. ham, N^ G., president o f the W. H. Mediterranean Invulnerable. thraugh tba mealmred mile at formation marching Uke an army to Weinberg bad resumed the stand peace and preparations for possible pronounced It satisfactory after signed to ••put as mueh common DoniUd. Theodore Zimmer la the to dlaclose that Con)^nweaIth trouble that they were removed, s In May or June, 1938, Wslnbsrg ‘‘genuine regret.’' \ The other chief nieaker la Dr. M. 8. o f the North Carolina Con- M 7 :jU mllaa per hour today, the vice president 'and the other offi- Yesterday afternoon when the the support of their new queen. The after a verbal qlash between Dewey war. 411. ' , sense as poasibis Into soldiers’ and Southern was a con^butor to' and Defense Counsel Lloyd Paul tsstlflsd, HlBss promised to "got rid MagiU, who has been ths Tress-* Banutsl W. GraffUn of White Plains. ference of the Methodist Episcopal clothes.” .f. tertaet arer a tta in ^ by m w m cers are: Treasurer, Arvld Guataf- bees put In an appeaninee It was box that was left lying under the N. Y. This IS hls first appearance Church, South. The greatest res- When photographs o f ths suggest- land, but failure of an electric aye the extent of 120,000 T" \ Stryker had delayed the day’s ses- oT‘ tbs sntlro squad a t Chief Police ury’s top tax expert for a year aftd "The sick men of Bforope’.’—as the Already gona te tha high ohoksr Pull line oif Westclox Blgr Ben, faon; secretary. August Mlldner; decided to act quickly. A call for bush for a couple of hours was on the Camp Ground. He la a son why we should, wish to belong mERBUGS’ SESSION ed Attire wars dlapltosd last week- Mmiwy device on the return The witness declared he o l ^ ’t sioo for ons hour and 35 minutes.- Inspector John O’Brien which bad a half, recalled Ui a letter to the eld Ottoman empire arae known—:1a Collar of world W ar daya X,aat conductor, Harry Connelly; trustee. help was sent out and ths local ex- closed at sundown and taken away. thoughtful speaker, enlivening hla to a missionary soclsty, she said, la end, there were eritlcisms from both and Blnsro A larm C lo cl^ Pocket ney robbed the EngUahman of a think It was Inasmuch as the hoIdliM Hines, a power In New York been harassing the Schults oomblha- •President that he had accepted hla the center of u imposing ring of year the Army begin aubeUtuUng m Clifford Joyce and Axel Johnson. pert arrived with his little box. A few stragglera .wera atill left this dlsooursea with frequent witticisms. that we want to share the blessings oAoers and enlisted men that it re- company was a Delaware corpora politics for the past quarter cen- tloo, and In the following ^ to b s r , appointment in January, 1987, with alllanoea and, spending 50 per cent DRAWS OVER 100,000 sembled prison garb. civilian type trouaers for tradiUon- Watches. The members did not approve the tton "and a stockholder tha same aa This was placed under the' bush morning but they were probably the understanding he would rsturu Hls theme for the week Is the value o f Christ with those who have them o f Income 6n rearmanent, la sick no dro» plan of .men working on PWA. proj- tury, gased fixedly at Weinberg as live men were removed from the But a glgnoe at the Informal Uni- M brooches u d leggin g. Nskt all -;y !r ’ «. any other.” Commonwealth oirne an'd. after looking over the busy drones who would later loose their to hts professorship In the Colum- and authenticity of the Bible. n ot _ She stated that thei^^^u* more. „ ofllcsrs wars ordered to eo •Thunderbolt" at lightning clip ecU and being paid |1 an hdur for ths witness told of "skuU-breaklng’’ inspector’s staff. form ahowa It doesn’t have ths ) acquire dark 97 per cent of Tepco. bees^Jie discovert ths queen bee. Uvea because .they were not pro- threats, by Schultz mobsters and ,/elnbsrg undeiaoersd ths tsstl bia University Law School this Tha genial Robert Moore of more white people la the Sou'tE who Swing Devotees Overflow Sol blua dress uniforms. A m n th e . 1.4-mllo aalt track and work, or 34 hours each week, WelB ProvMsfie* preached twice. Sunday '^*'***y offensive aUtshcei| waahedrout. look they kad u tle li' S S T again for the tefo hm* necet* ' ‘Mathes'totd the eommKteia he had' Shaklng^;ths branch wWcli she ducer*;"'-...... dsSeribsd M revolt « f ‘^uliiberti, mony o f a prtvteui Tritness yaster- September.-' 'are outalde the ehurohv 'then there id non-aggireaaldn' p'ecfo 'extending In another chengo already adopt- and taking the other idays when Then, tendering tale reelgnaUon With hls usual aeoeptability. Hla are people, both black and white In- ' dIeV lUfsIng Hnvoc pated. Instead, ths Color Is virtual- mmry to eotabUib an official mark. made a complete report of all con- had land^cauSad her to fall into The season baa too far advanced i;ame’’ operators again a cut ordered day, Identifying two of Hines’ as- from mid-Asia to mid-Europe. ly the same aa that worn by ths ed. A ir Corps msehanlea and others the working period was up, to do tributions to tile Association to a ths box. N . . for the bees to go out and work for effective Sept. 15, MagiU added: ttornlng text waa “ Sirs, We Would side the churchee. There a n some With Police And T ^ . In ths mschantesd branchss have ^ timing epparatua. w h l^ func- 9y Schults. ' sociates, as hangsrs-on at Schults’ Tan MUIlen Soldleia Beady Army’s flying cadets at JUndolph painting on their own account. special grand Jury which Investi- Men have g ^ to all parts of the a supply o f 4pod for the winter ao "The attainment of the Ideals of \ Bee Jesus.” Hs Auggeated that 54,000 negro miners of bituminous been given a more practical—and R. DONNELL Mrs. Geneva Hines, wife of the de- tlaned perfectly on the ftrat nin, racket hangout In Harlam. \ wtaSn wa truly see Jesus we see pity U d Kelly fields. Students at many JEWELER failed to register on the second Just gated election activities, and to the world, wbers wohsM latar followed the entire awarm will have to de- fendant, described by the Tammany a fair and adequate federal tax sys- qpal In the South, arho are very poor With Turkey aa leader, the UtUe Chicago, Aug. 34.— (A P )—Mid- better looking—act of coveralls. Testifying .that he had given \^or compassion, and peace and military schools drUl In mtwh the •• Kyaton roared Into the measured Senate committee which Investi- them, but in tbS UfeiTa or^ a pend on being fed In' some manner leader as “ tha prettiest girl In ths tem, coordinated trith the revenue and grievously exploited by' an out- but weU-armed autea of tha Bal- summer madness and swinging Jam- same made of blue. HfSdqiurtfini ffir Ameriesn Wstches gated efforts of utility firms to de- JuUua (Red) WiUlama, election ca ^ system of the states; juid of a tax rageous plantation system. Thou- mile In an effort to better the mark i female of tbs s pclan e c if leadsIM the by tha man who capturM thent. district”, was a spectator.. tain In Hines’ district, a Job at the • H kan entente— Yugoslavia Greece, boree were terms practically aynon- Plaata dive Aetloa Prssdom feat the holding company-act. administration organ ize to deter-. * \ £ T the afternoon the apeoker waa sands o f boys cannot get any w6rk, omous today to 500 Chloago poUcs- WANTS FLEET STRESSED HAMILTON — ELGIK— WALTHAM a t Sn.47 miles per hour he estab- OPEN FORUM She, too, kept her eyes on tha Tammany leader’s request, Wein- Rumania and ‘Turkey—and Bul- Bi-swing shoulder pleats give aa Company Farnlshed info-matioB witness, who steadfastly avoided mine the citizen’s llzbUity promptly . IWT, J. Harlow Graham-of Mlddle- and it la always the< unamployed g a ria which again la on friendly men. AS riBST DEFENSE LINE SIS Main Street Maneh< Uahed here last year. Most of tha Information regarding berg said he saw no coercion being to«m, R. I., whose theme was much freedom o f action as la fotmd Cyatpn'B time • for the outward looking .at anyone but Dewey. and economically, fs a complex task, i that get'Into mischief. Miss Ro- terms, with It, can put lo.ooo.oou They ran up against a awaying, In a golfer’s Jacket. The Editor of The Herald: the local power situation, Biddle as- tor until March, 1919. He ranked used in the dlstri^ attorney’s of- reqtUring planning on a broad front "FrlMidsblp;” He maintained that berta Bitgood gave a beautiful vio- mOe was 10.S7 seconds, far ahead of as a lieutenant commander in the The delay arose over Dewey’s at- soldiers In the field. shuffling throng of more than 100,- Appearance, however, was only Washington. Aug. 34 — (A P ) — It is regrettable that Mr. 0 ’L«eary, serted. came from Tannessse Elec- fice to obtain a statonent from Wil- and cooperation among many gov- ens feature o f friendship is ^ dla- lin solo, "Adoration.” 000^Jitterbug! last n ig h t his fastest previous single nin. 11.S3 Navy Reserve Air Force. tempt to bring in tstlmony portray- llama to that sffect WUUams last For many years Turkey has bad ons consideration in ths general Admiral William D. Loob y, asked tric. It was on the basis of this in- HAWKS K IL L I^ ing Hinas as a political bonlfacs eromental agencies and offlcfais. >e bast In anyone. Vrlsf Newa Itanis. Tha devotees o f swing*—alligators stalTa dselslon SMurday to order a ' Moonda or 81T.74 miles per hour. whose column has contained some formation, he added, that the asso- week repudiated inieb a statement Synopala of Sermon. A Mendahlp aUlance with Soviet naval oommandsrs afloat aqd ashore Officials said Byston traveled diatributihg free turkeya And food Cannot Be Quickly Solved Those present from Manchester to the Initiate—overflowed Soldier year’s field trial o f tho uniform by today to obaervo tha iTth annual rsally sensible comments, should ciation mads, its plea agalnat the and was recommitted to Jail. "PKoblems of thie sort cann'ot Bunddy evening Rev. Mr. Moore were Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Russia tod shs la a signatory of the fhster on the return trip than on de^th Interrupts baskets to the poor families of bis Baadkbat (Asiatic) pact with Iraq, field to make up tha higgsat crowd I scattered troopa. Navy Day O ct 37 by atraHiag the fall Into the ei^^ror of thinking in re- bond issue. Placed On Boeksf s PayroO quickly solved, or Indeed ' solves took s u b...... j^ "Paul and... Biles Keith, Mrs. O therlne Batch, prasi- in the mammoth lake front sta-| the eutsvard sprint, possibly ap* In pepiy to questions, Msthes said AS PREDICTED district. Iran u d Afghanistan. ' A jboard of three efltoera which for fleet aa 'four first Uas Of dsfsnss.” ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT gard to "position In life" which is W elnbAg also said that Leo Roa once and for aU, but they must be tat ths JaU." ■ These men | dent of the W , H. M. S. o f the North dlum’s blstoiy. Hoacblng 355 miles per hour or near- that several membera of the Aaso- Wife’s Trip to Bedside Dewey explained lato yesterday that there wqs no G ate miles a minute, but failure of held by all too many of those whose Redding, Aug. 24.— (A P ) —Word be wanted to show Hines gave free enthal, a prospective wltnesa and a constantly attacked. plainly Methodist church, her* sister, Mre. FTtandly With Democraelea They came to parttolpats In a gl- academic training, or meastire of clatton'a working staff wore from that Frank Hawlu, famous apeed member o f HlneF DemocraUc club "1 am glad to have bad an op- gn a ter foi than tha truth which Taylor, Mrs. Georgia Shipman, Rev. O f Increasing Importance are her the timing device frustrated him. I'epco’a personnel, and added that turkeys and food baskets to Schults You can crush men gtotle free Jam aeaalon spenaoredl T don’t feel the run was at all success, leads them to TAlleve that IN A R CRASH pUot, had 'died In a Buffalo. N. Y„ hirelings aleo. described by Assistant District A t- portunity to participate in the eomnels n W. D. Woodward, and Misa Ethel Increasingly cordial relations with by Chicago’s New Osntuiy oommlt- Maxwell Benson, who handled pub- which animates Woodward. hi vain” , BJyston said. 'The new one man's position may be Inipon- hospital after an airplane crash, Weinberg’s Testimony torney Bol Oslb as an aids to Hines treasury’s work upon them.’’ but not ths 'ddsa Orsat Britain and France, the pow- tee and ths Chicago Dally Tlinos. derably more important to human- licity for tha Association, was ad- (Oanttaraad from Page One.) Interrupted hla wife’s proposed trip and J. Richard (Dixie) Davis, Ma$dll added that If occaelon them. All tha man that maka The moralng aervlees for the next Thunderbolt ran perfectly. I’ll run vertising manager for the company Weinberg's tsstimony on the A truth and a erful damocraciea o f western Fifty-seven awing buds wars on again Just as soon as the timing eye ity, or to his community, than an- to the aviator’s bedsl'de last night. Schults mob’s contributlCns to the Sehults's lawyer, was placed on the arose In which be might serve again, trouble for evil three days are, address at 9 o’clock Europe, in contraqt with her pre- hand to gat them in ths groove. from 1926 until the present, except Us cannot live ither. Paul and by Dr. Samuel W. Orafflln; at* 10 If other’s. In any town a school- estate Hawks and Campbell took Mrs. Hawks, with a friend and Dodge campaign wei\t this way: raekefs payroll at $50 a week. be hoped the President would caU arar ties with im ^rial Oermsny. teacher Is an Important member of for the six weeks he worked with Silas 'obre freed'^y an earthquake special Temperanoa hour with MIse The tough-tuck Englishman off, described the crash: neighbor, Mrs. L. B. Goldhorn,'left Q. Do you remembsr the first ParadoxlckUy. Weinberg testlfled, upon him. - Britain recently granted Turkey that town’s economy—but so is the the Cmattsnoogs group. at the hands of ;im who said ‘T Ella F. Burr In charm; and at 11 Two hours b ^ r e tbs start o t the I plained that the bright morning sub "Oommandsr Hawks Isndsd on our her Redding home for Buffalo upon time you gave Hinas money In con- the brutal gang that ^herded Inde- Expressing "very genuine fegret” £15,000,000 ($80,000,000; In a festivities 70,000 swlag fans had garbage collector. Although we Queried by Reprdsentativ* Jen- la accepting the resignation, the a n ths Truth.' ly had preached an address by Dr. .Robert Wood Muaad the electric eye beam to kins (R „ Ohio) as to what were flald about 5 p.m. and offsred to receiving telegraphed news that her nection with the campaign. pendent pc^cy bankers Into a gun- o f the Son of loan and crediU, £6,000,000 ($30,- filled every seat In tha stadium. fa ll It clicks when the car’s shadow may rats one Job aa being on a take myself or any o f our guests for husband bad been injured but bad ruled racket at the same time prom- President said he wanted Mo^U to the glorious (foe. Tomorrow afternoon I>r. higher plane than the other, It ie the activities of the T V A during the A. I remember giving him money God. They turned ''toe world up- Grafflin speaks to the Liadiea’ Aid 000,000) of whlcb probably will be They wars Juat tha. vanguard o f an passes through the beam. Because referendum campaign, Mathea re- a ride. Campbell climbed In first. reached only the railroad station In one time in Sbafleck’s office (Joseph ised them protection from the police know "how very much 1 ap- army of Jitterbugs. Ths late arrlv- [ quite likely that when absolute Im- preciate your giving the time you side-down by turnlngXlt right-slde- societies at 3 o’clock. He also used' for munitions end warehlps. A a t light raffactloo frOm the biasing plied: "The plans llftsd In tbs air and Norwalk, less than 20 miles away, Shalleck, Hines’ lawyer.) and distributed Thanksgiving bas- als crashed through tho gates, filled portance entert into the argument, have, and your generous offer to up; so the world has been different p'rsachss each evening through the ‘X’urldsh naval commission now Is I whits salt. "Thunderbolt” failed to "It was a well-recognlMd fact In Hawks tilted It 50 feet above tha when another telegram relayed from keU to their employes; ' the infield and virtually atampadad a town could much better get along Q. Did you have a telephone talk serve .again 'em call’.” ever staioe and always be. Men week. negotiating In England for acquisi- ^^Srliool tloIlK cut the beam. Eyston said. her houae, informed her of Hawks' for a period of time without a (Jhsttsnooga at ths time that a vote ground to enable it to pass between with anybody? MenUon of the Thanksglvtaig bas- who make trouble for evl^-doera are Excellent food Is found at the tion of light cruisers u d gunboats the musicians. Byston rp., aald tion that might be made. •roacla Monday Dr. Samuel G rid in John Cobb, of London. Is wafting for to reward outstanding ability In "Just as the plane disappeared we noon, and I have something to do. sons in counselling.” evasion and, during the last Con- for many years In the eampmeetlng cies to oppose the acUvlty of the u d slim-sham might ba all right that hla company regretted that he heard a loud crash and a flash of gava some of his life experienpea. for hardwood floors but they’re bard a chance to excel hla compatriot’s many fields with higher pay, and You run It down to S b ^ eck in hls To Sobmlt MeoMraada gress, beaded the group of .treas- office, and resret to Ibkra she Is In Rome-Berlln axis In the Balkans.. did not make "such additional con- flame shot up behind tba trsas. We DREAMED OF WRITINO- Hs bad Methodist parenU; be ik a the Hartford hospital for treatmsnt on turf. Barnet Hodes,' c t^ eorpora- nark. higher poatUon. This is tha extra office in my building. YoO .will find Striking out Weinberg's tssti- ury expefta aiding leglalatlve com- tributions" aa may have been neces- New Canaan, Aug. 24.— (A P ) — member o f the Baltimore Methodist Howard Plsrcs, of New London, is Reamanent Net Neglected tlon counsel, today ruefully oontam- OObb. with a shark-Ilke car premium that accrues to the aktll- sary to "overcome the' propaganda knew be bgd struck the electric mony on ths baskeU, JusUce Ferdi- mittees in drafting the 1938 revenue Frank Hawks dreamed o f deserting him there.” Oonferenee. He aaked thia ques- once more In ebarg# o f the music, In the IS years that Dictator- plated the possibility of having to | weighing only 7,000 pounds—half ful—or the lucky. So your reaUy and contributions of the Federal wires and telephone poles. flying aa a profession for writing. nand Pecora ordered counsel to sub- law. the weight of glyston’s—has iiext good tesicher geta to be a principal. "W e ran to the plans ,and found Referred To Hlnee A s Old sEan mit memoranda today on the point, tion: "W hy is the Bible like a mlrX as for many seasons, to the delight President Kernel Ataturk has been raise $4,000 to resod Soldier field. government and the TVA.” In an article published posthu- (Weinberg testified yesterday lo r ? " Hls answer being, "Be- of the camp audiences. rebuilding Turkey Into a modern can OB this glistening course aatnde Bo your really obliging garbage col- He said the Commonwealth snd Hawks inside the burning machine mously In the current Issue o f The as well aa others. ^ that Davis referred to Hines as "the eauas they both show you up.” Only |\ state tod mending hls poliucal SPANISH BOAT SraOBIK the ITtah-Nevada border. lector may be raised to a better Southern Corporation, "aa well as on the seat. Hls clothes were on Connecticut Nutmeg, a periodical "The giving o t a Thanksgiving old man.” ) Bible nations are strong and mighty fences abroad, he has not neglected Byston, his face and coveralls be- office by those he haa served well. many of tha preferred stock hold- Are so we stripped blfli and puUed published by a group o f literary basket,” the Judge asked Dewey In FATHER COX MAY BE N«ot workmanthipl Tubfost eeloril grimed with smoke, ordered his ma- But you can go. Into endleaa com- him away." Q. Did you go down there? totey. rearmanent at home. ers, contributed to ' the citizens celebrities foF their own amusement. amazement, "you claim Is a part of The next hour was Temperance BEATS LATOST Amsterdam. Aug. 34—(A P )—Tlw I chine towed back to nearpy Wend- IMiriaoha and never can find which la committee In order to present the Rogers said Campbell was thrown Hawks wrote: A. I did. the conspiracy charged In the In- Turkey Is Increasing her atores Spanish government eairgo boat, | Smart tckoel ttyUfI ;he more Important of two haalcally Hour under the direction ot the over, pending another run. Officials facta to the electorate of the city of from the plane and pinned under a I have always wanted to be a Q. What happened when you got dletment?” RETIUED ON LO H ER Y a t arms u d munitions, adding to Oarbl, from Antwerp and bound for i said the electric eye trip failure necessary Jobs. into the office? resident of the W. C. T. U.’. Mrs. her already olseabls air force, Im' Chattanooga." crumpled and blazing wing. writer, to rub ehoulders with the in- "1 claim,” said Dswey, "that It Is ila F. Burr. She was assisted by FACTORY MALINGERERS Soviet Russia, waa sslasd at Flush-1 could be overcome by shading It Which Is more important, ' the From other witnesses here yes- A. X found Hinas talking to Judge £ proTlag her navy and strengthening tng today on order of ths ProaUtent | Went 8e\'eral MUea For Aid telligentsia.” an integral part of the manner In Washington, Aug. 34.— (A P ) — tha state vice president, Mra. Mabel general or th’e army? Which Is terday Biddle developed that numer- The crash had ripped down all Dodge. her coast defense. ’ of ths Mlddslburg Court. A large I Sale! more Important, the general or the The famous aviator, killed In an which the employes ware kept John D. Ray, assistant 'U . S. attor- Preusssr. Mrs. Burr stated that ous ellorta had been made to block telephone and light wlrea serving Q. Where ware you standing, do New\Tork—An Industrial maling- Part o f tha British loan will be police force boarded the boat attorl soldier? One general might,' In a airplane crash last night near Buf- happy la the business. Just ths s ^ e ney of Pittsburgh, aald after con- there were over 800 registered dele- the building of a municipal system the community and Rogers and bis falo, N. Y., expressed the hope that you recall? aa tha paymant of monay, tha tak- ferences with Justice Department gatos at the recent W. C. T. U. con- erer wbo fakes stiff Joints in order used for national defense Industries, the captain refused to rao^pilao ths | certain case, be Infinitely better for the use of T V A current, dupli- A. In the reception room near the to collect compensation, can foot including synthetic gasoline, pboa- order. Pereale in bis Job then a particular soldier, friends had to go several miles to he could ofie day give up flying and Ing care o f them when they were bfiBclala today the Reverend James ventloa in San Franelaeo. She gave cating the present system of Tepco. window. doefors, but he can’t fool gMmetry. C0NV1C1S DIED but the next general might be In- summon aid. take up writing a s'^ career. arrested.” R: Cox probably would be retried a very interesting acobimt o f ths Heretofore, the inquiry has been 'I f . R. Carlin, a transport pilot of Deeoribes "A ir Oar” as Foolproof. Q. And what did do when you on lottery and mail fraud charges, coc van tion and stated .that next The geometry anare is sxplalnsd finitely worse. concerned with the feud between for- Dresses You may compare the manner In New York City, had flown to Buffalo The article, entitled "Birds Land, got In and found .Dodge and Hlnaa although a definite declalon had not year It would be be)d In Rochester, to the A m srieu Medical Assoctar mer TVA Chairman A. E. Morgan with Hawks In the amall plane. Aviators Alight,” describes the "air standing togsthey there? INSURGENTS PUSH been reached. N. T., and that It would be oh the tlon by Charles Murray Oratz, M.D. DRIVEN"STM which the Jobs are executed^ you antU the TW A present directors, cannot compare the Importance of "H e said he’d rather fly one of car" he was, piloting at tba time of A. I greeted / Hines, and I told A Jury faUed to agree on the guUt lOOtb anniversary o f the birth of of (folumbia University. Tbs only David E. LlllanthM and H. A. Mor- bis death as] "so fool proof it Is not him, " I have that money for you.” or Innocence of Father Cox in a Frances Willard. W. C. T. U.’s first tools are a yardstick, papsr, pencil the Jobs. To attempt to aweeplng- gan, and the Berry Marble claims.' these than any other plane,’’ Carlin ly say that all teachers, because aald/ "H e had given Up all other subject tp tne dangerous tendencies Q. Yes? LOYALISTS BACK eaae' involving 11 other defendants pnsldsnt. and grammar school skill in measur- MAD” BY HEAT they are better educated, perform pilot ratings but the one he used on of the conventional airplane.” A. And be turned aroiuid to last spring. The prosecution grew Tsaperaaoe Barvlea. ing angles. Start’ Your Business their Jobs better than all garbage- the Alrcar.” "It will liot spin and it will not Dodge , and said to Dodge, "do you out o f a $35,000'prize contact to A t 3 o’clock there waa a speda^ In comes a patient alleging one (Oonttanied froiB Pago One.) select a name for the monastery temperance sarviee with a demon- « from Paga Oae.) men, who are not educated. Is rather FARM HEAD, TRAMPLED Hawks was vice president in stair,’’ Hawjka said. know (Xep'rge? This la one o f leg shortened by Industrial injury. Sale! Sehool m crowding the facts. On tha one !5peakingj of the birds In relation Dutch Schultz’s boys.” And while gardens of Old Saint Patrick’s stration by the children o f Willi- It Is not too difficult. Dr. Orats sajrs, Rogularly 4 Pel charge o f aales for the Gwinn Air- the bitterest figbUnff In ths 35- church, nttsburgh. It was charged mtotlC-’a.) Loyal Temperance LiCgion, Career Effectively aaar tha place (punishment cells) hand you have a Job which is Im- car Corporation. to human fliers, he w ro te:. I was ifluiklng hands with Dodge, for a person to limp realistically. an night” "Birds are the only ones who months-old d vil war, straightened that some prize winners were flctl- under the direction o f their leader, portant,’which requlree .training, JYSICK MULE, BETTER Making OeawMiatratton FUghta Hineaf'sald: ..“This is. where X, am. tosurgent lines linking - the south- tloiis peraomr." Seven'of the defend- MIsi Eva B. Kimball. They gave H e . bas the . .pktlent Ua . down, -"Methsrst TanfU wear t«n Oxfords^ 167 know-where they artTgolng,'' They And Veil AO Ktght and which requires preparation, but both lege stiff, one flat on ths table, You esn be directed to bu8infi88 flfildi which sra or thrs* drsssss m slglitl Joseph W. Gwinn, president, said are the only ones who never fall to gettL^ my money for your cam- western and central fnmts. The ants entered guUty pleaa, one waa aongs and recltatlona on the dangers "A ll night long,” he said, "the which, generally speaking. Is "easi- Hawks had been making demon- paign.” the other lifted In the elr. In this still uncrowded, and which now hold worthwhile Variety a t fan prints and prlaoners were screaming and yell- Haddnm, Aug. 24.— (A P )—CJlar- make a perfect landing. They are Inaurgente have abandoned appar- convicted and three were acquitted. o f alcohol and the benefits of total er” In the sense of meaning time stration flights for the company Q. Did Dodge say anything. positkm ths legs form a triangle. opportunities, through t h y Vocational Sendee at plain celors. Many dirndl a g to have the steam abut qtl. ence J. Fosa, a farm manager here, the only ones who have eense enough ently the' stalled offensive against The retrial probably would take abstinence. This was followed by and hours which .must. .be .devoted during the past'year. - A. No, he Juat grinned and amtled; piece in November, Ray said. Father a jflaylet given by older boys and The. distance between the taro feet, Morse College. ■ Id gsrs and psassnt styles. lUguhrly I M ^ A Ward "Miracle Vahm" " n t a y he^ed water'desperately. to It, than the other. Vour man- was recovering at his home today to stay on the ground or on Ihetr the goveroment’s mercury-'mining I There was only one way to get from serious injuries he suffered Hawks eatabliahed himself as one perches when the ceiling is zero- ' Q. Did you hand the $3,000 to area afouod Almaden, M mllea Cox Is at liberty under bond. girls of the Norwich Youth Tem- while one Is Above the other, ie the , N et enly smsrt bpt long- ual laborer may not require so much of the nation’s greatest speed pilots base. You ciui be prepared for a good position through wasriagi llsso 1 to 14. Qnal^tallt flar waeri oinr blaek or brown water, and that was from the toilet training, but he haa to put up with when knocked d o ^ and trampled zero, or a bad storm is In the air./ Hines there? southward.' _ perance Council, entitled "Offering hopperi. So those who had shirts by a mule. / about 10 years ago, when he set a 'Aviatoi* will barge Into the sky A . I did. insurgents c a ^ r e d Oaeta peak, for Teinperance Education.” Mias The toglee the lege respectively graduation from Morse College. knustongussi an iinpleaaantnesa many people H O V y BLACK OXrOBDC Oak leather aolso,. on tore them off snd soaked them Fosa wa.a treated late Tuesday at record for non-stop .flight from Los when the birds are ^ ra id to walk: Juat northwest of 'ViUa Alha de los Helena Bronett bad charge, pur- form with this base gi'ire the length would shun. One Job preserves Met Hines A t Home- PUBLIC RECORDS lodi Slips DagalerTy XAd .ia 7 In the hopper water, and rubbed the knowledge, the other preserves the Crearent street hospital in Mid- Angelea to New York. and do aviators always land per- Weinberg testified that in June, Arcoe on the west bank of tho.^bro ing the period Mrs. J. B. Greenwood, o f each leg. You can have assistance at graduation in eecur* wet ahlrts on their faces and bodies health. Mr. O’Leary Is welcome dletown but refused ta stay there as Then in five years he biased a fectly or at the destination to which 1935, he met Hlnee at the political in Catalonia, and gave OenAal rendered two fine solos. The speak- What the mallngeror ebn’t do, ing a desirable ^ace in business, through the •tried with n f lU to keep alive.” a patient though suffering from a trail of records across the United they started? They do not.” / Permit er of the afternoon was Rev. Mary under this teat, te to Shorten hla Mllt-ep tops. Kiddist' Lscrthsr-selsd Oxfords to his iffesumptlon that knowledge leader's home on (Central Park'W est Franco a firmer footing for attacks Building Inspector Edward C Morse Placement Bureau. Leng-waariag. Coroner Hersch said tlie men 1s by far the more Important. •fraetured .skidl. States and E u ro^ that gave him ------/ against strongly-entrenched mllitla- ' R. Shaw of Melrose whose subject leg twice In succession to exactly ^d that with Dixie Davla they EUiott t?>aay.Jssued a buUding per- was "Deeper Foundations.” He •Issa 4 te 14. "crawled to the toilets and scooped But his differentiation reminds Dr. Loiil.s I.,offredo, hts physician, claim to no less than 214 point-to- RESCUED FROM DROWNING ment north o f Oandesa. the same length. The angles are Fully lined brown leather. 8^-2... 9 8 * aald today, however, that Fosa' ap- 'drove to the Stratfleld hotel, In mit to Florlan'^Ffty a t 150 Keeney aald cme causa o f our getting where Enroll Now for the Fall Semeeter. 25< up water to try to'diink It, and that point records. Norwalk, Aug. 24— (A P)r—Arthur more accurate than hts powers ot one of an old fable. A very wealthy Bridgeport, Conn., where he aald dovernment Reelatam Strong street for the ereratm ^^ a single made them so sick, they retched.” ruler who had two children asked parently w y progressing favorably. A lova for aviation led him to far Thornley Martin. 14, son o f Mr. and we are today was because, when the deception. Dutch Schults was In hiding as a Govefnment realstahca was so one story, four room dwklUng to be probibitloa law got on tha statute Men Went Stark Mad them how much they loved him. . The acoHent occurred when the corners of tha world, promoting fly- Mrs. Arthur S. Martin of^Old King’s strong, however, that after thrise Likewise a stiff elbow or shoul- mule, being treated by a veterinary fugitive from Justice. built on Autumn street at so eati- books, temperracs folks went home ‘The men went stark mad during Promptly, the first child -said, ’T ing. He was an accomplished glider highway, Darien, was i^eued from days of fighting the Insurgents der is found by measuring the an- surgeon for an abscess, broke the •’Schultz told Hines that things, mated coat of $3,145. tod apparently prayed "Now I lay -\ the night.” the assistant district at- love you aa much as Jewels, and gold pilot, but was never happier than drowning this morning at Pear could measure their gains in that gle which a person la able to make torney assarted. "They saw the and silver, and All the finery of life. hold Fosa had on Its head. when at the controls of a speedy Tree beach, Darien,, py Lifeguard were getting tough and that he'd me down to sleep!” The economic MORSE^OLLEGE drawing his band upward behind weaker convicts go first. Raving have to take a cut,” be said.' sector, only In yards. b u efit of any manufacture is the I lova you more .than I love power, ship. Marshall Armstrong,/ Airplanes assumed greater Impor- PIGS IS PIGS bis back. I f be te faking he fails to 183 Ann Street, Hartford mad for some time, and then drop- or prestige. T love you more than Realdent of Connecticut He quoted ’’the Dutchman” as finished article: How about the fin- IS x H 'li-f O-S f'llO o i tance as both aides ' attdnpted to ished articles o f the liquor traffic, repeat exactly, but the real stiffened ping to the floor unconscious. And I can even begin to thtnk." H was Hawks lived In Redding, Conn., telling Hlnee: then dying.” turo the tide of combat with the Rocheater, Pa.—Blood will teU— for 'Which Americans are spending Joint repeats. *(* a wonderful .sentiment. ABOUT TOWN and had planned to return home last , ” Yoii know things are tough ahd even In a pig—decided Squire WU- The coroner said Morris Spate rm cutting down expenses, and aid of aviation. minions today. I f you take the "And how much do you love me?" night. HU wife was notified o f the During four massed battles over liam B. Brown. Michael Lombardi, and Joseph Forte, two prlBonera- asked the nder of his. second child Postmaster Thomas J. Qutah Is on M O VIE you’ll have to take a cut, too.” profit out of the drink buainecs, that found In the a ^ e cells' with the accident and left Redding Immedi- ths Unee on the Ebro ffont yester- accused of atealing two pigs from won’t- take out Its poison. The child thoughtfully replied. "I hls annual vacation from office ately for Buffalo. Hawks died after "What did Hlnea say?” Welnherg Arinstead Slaughter, said ha bought bodies, were seriously 111. duties this week. day, the government reported Its "Voice from Main St.' love you more than salt” ahe left Redding. SCRAPBOOK was aaked. <> them from Farmer Robert Allman. The coroner took charge of the The hllariou's laughter ■ of the "He aald, 'A ll right. If things ars craft shot doapi 16 Insurgent planes. The evening service w u hdd In Hawks retired from qleed flying T, *4. RKP. O, s, SAT. o r r . Iiunirgents said, however. 17 gov- Allman confirmed the sale. So . ths outdoors auditorium. Rev. R. Boyi* 69c Tennifl Shoes ■ general Investigation. Separate in- co.urtlers was not shared by one James Britton. 11. son'bf Jamea that .tough. I ’ll take If.” Squire Brown ordered Veterinarian qulriea were under way. by state, a year ago, when he accepted the ernment pursuit ships and three J. Martin o f Stafford Springa, of- official. He decreed that - for a Britton, well known Connecticut T a k e ” Rednoed—ft5 0 Week McKean Boyce to make blood teats county, city and other officials. post with the Gwinn CTorporation. bombers wars brought down. fered prayer and- Diet. Supt. Mau- year no salt should be u.sed in the artist, has received an assignment His announcement followed a crack- •Thereafter, Weinberg aald, Hines and report Friday if the pigs are Mills said be would turn the prison kingdom. There were Immediate to prepare a series of drawings In LAHE from Slaughter’s brood sow. rice Berrett of Norwich offered Me! Sehoal Amldete over to any accredited investigating up at Newark, N. J., shortly after cm s\i •’take’’ in the rackeL. wan reduced rayer. Mias Roberta Bitgood of fepercusslons. • Men sickened. Portland, .Maine, and vicinity*, for LOLA.Pei5ClUlA< (MfiMARY FRENCHMAN KXIXEO fltt^y cotton. Laaten enfft. body. he had made a record-equalltay from $500 to $250 a week. Hendaye, France— (A t the S pu - lew London rendered a be'autlfUI Food was tasteless and unpalatable. Portland newspapers.- Britton It He said that even after •’the g •There Is nothing In this prison There was. riot, and civil commotion flight from MlamL IsK* Frontier)—Aug.' 34— (A P )—A violin solo. Dr. Samuel W. Graff- that can be or will .'be coriceaJed." well known for hls excellent draw? A t the .time, he explained. ’T v e Dutchman” was slain with three of Un took for hla topic “The Voice Boys* Shirts « i i i Shorts bechuse salt was denied. ' Disease Ings of Hartford churches and edl- Frenchman bathing In Bldaaaoa Mills declared. "If there’s anything was epidemic. Silver and gul.1 and had my-’day. I passed the 40-year bis.fliobstera in a Newark, N.. Jy ■river was killed today by machine- DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS' from Main Street.” Some jreara Fast color alibrta, fall cot Rib shirta. wrong In her.e, I'm the guy who liees as well as hla crayon por-, beer tavern, on the night of Oct. 25. Jewels and finery were all forgotten mark the other day and I ’va de- gim bullets from a S p a ^ h Insur- The Demociatlc Eneetors o f_ .the ago several o f the prominent preach- want# to know it." tra'ita. , cided to take It easy now.” 1985, he continued to pay-Hines $1.- er* o f New Tori* city found -the -■Bo^m TaffotoBU|M- In the mad yearning and .need of gent patrol boat staUorled' in the ■Towti o f Coventry, 2nd DlstrietT arew the people for a few grains of com- Holds Glider Records 000 a month for seven or eight river to prevent deserters from largsst number o f men congregated <4 Gore! Tailored end lacy. 24-44. The binding of several volumaa of requested to meet in caubtu at tbs at the corner o f 48rd St. and Broad- mon salt. Besides-hie speed records,, he had months. ^ crossing (the frontier. Town Hail, 2nd District. Monday, way at 7 p, .m. earti night So for ■ Whose was the more Iraportdntfwork a ntnnber of' gltdar marks to Ills ! Weinberg explained how ths . XtrSurffent soldiers told FretlCh au-' August 29th, 1938 at 8 P . M., DiBT. Boyv*;CowhMo Bolta QffllT “REAL c u r ^ sentiment 7 ’That•hat Of the child who ’-^eoveTlng dver 150 other volume# credit. "Towed by a plain, he 'once Schultz mob prevented a heavily- a number o f years they held meet- was completed today by contractors thoritlea they saw the man s(art to for the purpose, of electing dele- ...inga Uun*, o^idwcted.^m aatenwv t b < ^ h t . .in.. teems , gnld,-. plk»ted .a«Uder,fepm the vest ^aet. clayed .number in.. the. .polity -gams. wada H>ut ef' thar watsr. bawaid tbs Plains* Oarxiaoibatylefc T opgn in l 'were' paid 'fflOO' ’ fo r *'die Job; gatev to'the'Btate Cbnveattoh to be '"b u to and acoompltehed great m o d i might buy'and sell salt, or t.hst o f to New York. from coming up by •’fixing” ' the beach and suspected he was a de- held at Eastern I^ilnt, Groton, “ TOTORTOSIATER The work has been In progress dur- race-track odds upon which ths Many llatenera became suceeasflil In the child thought In' terms of salt Fast airplanes, be once said, pro- serter from their army who had Conn., September ISth and 14th, Rsgujarly 49cl flioys* Boyom Bfooktios . jng the past two weeks. winning number was based. bustaiaas after receiving inspiration that gold could not buy? moted th" primary value of aviation swum the river. 1938. Also- te/el^ct delegatea to the The iaeoBie of the great army of people wh® are TF«roa pattcrtipI FnU cotton lining! (OoDtUiiied trom Page One.) Which of two real necessities Is —apeed; gliders and gliding, ba ex- Bets Placed After Race Ron. thors for reforming and leading a 9i»*A9Valii«i the more .Important ? . Which of Town (Tlerk .Samuel J, Turkington The feat was accomplished by. Patrol service was instituted on Congressional, Senatorial and Coun- better ^ife. I f Samson had stood EflFers is derived from a thousand and one eonrcee^ platosd, contained all the funda- the narrow stream a few weeks ago ty Convention and to do any other of the bundle hjs "sold” , to a .two really necessary Job.s is the will return to hls office Friday after mentals of flight and provided all Otto “Abadsba” Berman, who man- tHM to bis God he would not have but they are all accorded equal service in the handling Sale! Boyi’.Wool Kiiidcen "swarthy” collector for 67 cents. more Important? You will never a vacation which Is being spent In aged to place beta at the Coney la- because o f the Increeeing number business proper to come before said had hte eyes blinded by the Phllls- the necessary eUmulus for flying as of deserters from ths .Insurgent caucus. of their aceonnta. 1.49 VWnst r- Damyn said the Junk man JPailed to lie able to decide Canada. a profession or sport. limd race track, near Cincinnati, O., ttaiM and have been made to grind Boys’ return the next day and pay him, a.’ truly. >T)ura. and at the track at New Orleans, ranks. ^ Per order In tha prison-house. Suecess la-a Hs said he made hU coast-to- French frontier guards said the DEMOCRA’nC TOW N COM- 'Tliat is one of the things that haa popularixed and he bad promised. < FAIR PI^AT. P.A,I.\-MAS OUST SHORTS coast glider flight to focus attention be. said, after the race was run. progpeaslvs achievement Shirts Trioot tbdt Brl^s The rag man. picked up on •'Abadaba got' $10,000 a week for victim was a summer tourist at MITTEE. A t Uie 11 o’clock service yester- enconraged thrift in America.^ on gliding as a logical first step for Hendaye wbo had been for hls dally BENJAMIN A. 8TRACK, Run-raaistant rayon satin strips. 25S Longi^ I Damyn’a description, said he re- Paris— (A P )—Pajamas are going training airmen. crooking the race-track numbers,” doy Dr. (foe spoke on "To-be oar- ceived a similar .quilt frort the bar- ahead of shorts this aumraer ae Weinberg testified. "He could get swim. An Investigation was opened Chairman. naUy minded la death, but to be SAVE the Mutual Savings Bank way and yon hnva FsitCehr HOSPI TAL NOTES Campbell Firm Director by French police, who sent an Dated at Coventry, August 2Srd, Boys* i Kttlalodi Sweaters •ber’a downtown apartment building son. Mile. Eve Curie is wearing (Campbell, a director in the Gwinn us any number we wanted and keep spiritually minded te life and urgent report to the government 1938. peace" (Romans 8:8). It is true the right to feel that yon fa r* part and parelfl in tliki 39^ 8Uds fastener. DetMs altaow*! but did not Identify It positively. mid-length pajamas of white linen Corporation, was active In the East the bad ones out.” - feery CarAoey l 9 8 •Thero are a lot of qullta Uke piped with linen In royal blye. He said Berman was an official that you cannot 'find real Ufe unleaa great flnandal etmeture. > A n stylso and palter as d » that”, be said, but Damyn had told Discharged yesterday. Mrs Aurora Hunt He was the husband ■ yon are splrituaUy-mlnded and so Beys* Work Paato Countess OIrard ' de Mouatiera is of the former Miss Marjorie Knox handlcapper at the Coney Island aignsd sapseiaUy salt s I>ollce "the' torn spots on the patch- nore_ Fallot.of ’ TalcottvlIIe. Sarah can SM tha invteibla. Material wearing beach slacks of red striped and a brother-in-law of Seymour track, and that after checking the Get the Habit of Depoeiting Refndflrly In boy's tastssl Strongly tall- tenforiaed Shrank cotton covert! •-!•. Imselna! Raggad tWrbast-^ work are exacUy the same.” Smit'h of Andover. Miss Margaret big bets on tha policy gams returns things perish: unseen things are whtt# linen, and evening pajamas of Knox, an international polo star. orsd te stand bard wear;to fall eerduroy la chsclts. bsrringx-^^. Maneggia of Bolton and William UentUlee Jnnk Man white albene topped VBth a flower- each day, he would telephone "Aba- sternaL Such things ars love, Joy, Beyo* BHb OyaraHe Tha barber Identified the Junk Johqson of 239 Middle Turnpike, Hawks was boro in Marahalltown. psaes, honor, and honasty, which siasd. la vo N O W l bonas. and other p a tts n i^ ^ ^ ed organza blouse. All Vera Bprea daba” and tell him the numbeta hs •teas stem - . w an IB a police lineup, after which Eaat. - la., the eon Of Charles Monroe and didn't want to turo up. cannot be seen, yet they arc tba ■anferirad Shnmk hnihy denhn. 4-l«. models. Ida M ^ Hawks. As a boy in Long* i NULLiCAN 6(ffnU3«:^ReN )«4toM the latter said he recalled obtaining Births; A daughter to Mr. and Weinberg bad previously explained things that abide and maka Ufe \ B quiU fropa Damyn. Mrs. John Wallan of 165 Adams Baacb. Calif., he used a ruse to ASTWg LM t si gr eas. i«Cbv» p ^ TJie Savings B ank '~\TRTUE REWARDED ■n«0 MAMS w a e n a us s o h a x w s ^ that cash prixes were ^ d off at worth Uvlng. So m toy pooide in Neevel ■ said the collector was not street, today. reach tha airways. He. posed as a 500-1 odds to policy game bettors the world are Just trying to divert BOBsidered a suspect. Discharged today: . Mrs. Agnes newap^r reporter, offering pub- who picked a certain number—^rang- themselves from themselves by Pendleton, Ore.— Gulaeppi Ballata licity to get a ride wltff .a bam Wrapped In thi# quilt were piecea Runkl of Marlborough. Miss Eliza- decided to transfer hla life's aat.vlnga ing from 000 to 999—which In turn worldly pleasures and various sins: a t tha pody o f a woman, the fifth at beth Mallett of 9 Stephens 'street: storming flier. . cams up IB a oombinaUoB df raes- ' thiqr are dead whUe they yet Uve. of 12.230 from sock to bank,; bttt He confessed after he came down, of Manchester bar asK who mat death at the phan- Barbara Ledmon of 79 North Elm lost the aock. An unidentified man tiaek pari-mutuel flguras. We need a sense o f God in orde^ fTiA the pilot permitted him to he » Wari tarn WBar'a hands. Tha butcher^ street and Edwin Helntz of Elling- returned sock and money. itaitered Pleturo la 19SS. to have a glad Ufe. Too n badtaa o f victims 11 and 12, the lat- ton. ■ Here’s Ballata’s recipe fo r such ground aasiatant. . The aritneas said "Abadaba” . - a profeasing Christiana ai^ glum ter a man, war# found a week ago Census: Fifty-one patients. good luck: , Hawks deserted the Sophomore '•double talk” artist who gars tbs' purpesslBSS. . Tbars cornea a b q ^ tmdar atooaa tat' a laka front dump class at tba University a t Californls ______rANffPMCluA > m asr nlrknams to hlmaslf, satored ths. in this glad U nd o f living w^ito Um (Im F. H. A. PlM Ta Iqslp To "For 36 yean I navar got drunk, pi5BO«B8D.«y VMItlNO- ness Slfll Per Promit a mlla from the d ty a ^uUic There are 35 Known species of ne\*er get in Jail, algraya pay my , to go to war In 1917, and jotaad the p e so w* pollcv racket picture in 1933. tha birch. bills. Now. X cat BUT taaaaar Mck." I air mndca, Bo ow ed as tawtrue- HOOK M u se BT04E*«* Xn’ " Ws MAKCHienm fcVEWO REHALD, MANUHEBIRR. conn, WEDNE8DAY, AUGint t4» 1MB KAITCHBSTER BVENWrO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^WBDNESDAT, ACOTJST H 198S AJ>VBKT18BUBNT— gradients in order given (except ba- A D V BRTiaSSU C N T— con). Season with salt and peppsr. Line pan with bacon, reserving'two 4 OUT OF 5 APPROVE ■trifle tor the top. Bake In a mod- OBSESSED WIFE REV. DR. PEARSON BRITISH DFnCIAL SHDT The Weather erate oven at,_S60 degrees F., for News From Manchester’s Neighbors SpiTER LINE NEW 1 1-2 hours, ■Serve“ hot or cold as MARKEnNG ORDER IN ARAB-JEW n rU F E Washington, Aug. 34 — (AP) — desired. MAMSHERSELFI Forecast for all New England; fair, TOJ - '4 PREACH . HERE^ slightly cooler tonight Thuraday 'I FACTOR IN nCHT Selioel Days WIN Boon Be Hera PrellinliuUT Totals Show Rushed From Jerusalem To fair. , and It wflil pay you to See the school Dalrjrmen Of Seven States BARGAIN HOUND supplies at The Dewey-Rlcbman Co. IMPROVE VISION Haifa For Blood l^nafu- Atlantic coast Blaatport to Sandy Carters and Watermans Inks, all STAFFORD Qiops OR H ad And Gouges Favor Federal Price Regu- Noted UtheniD Lectnrer To alon. But. Little Hope For Re- Hook: Fresh- ' nortowrest w in^, 500 TONS of FIELD STi sixes. .Fountain pen seta $2.25 and IPRICHARD IS ENDORSED lation. covery. wreather fair tonight and TTiursday. mrtfoni Coniuel Searches up..Loose leaf notebooks 60c and SPRINGS Ont Eye In ^fief She Tbe western disturbance passed for RIF RAF WAXJLi up..A special on typewriter paper JOHN C. NETTO /FO R 1939 AUTOS Albany, N. Y„ Aug. 24—(A P)'— Speak At Local Chnrch At Jehiaalem, Aug. 24.—(AP)—Gun- across New England last night and Records For Right Of 89c for 600 ebeets. Construction pa- Preliminary totals of a vote on a this morning It Is central In Maine Advance Fell Bhowfng AT ROCKVILLE CAUCUS 472, StoSozd men Invaded British district ad 1*0 Be Delivered To. per and scrapbooka, autograph and Simied, Husband Sayi proposed federal-state milk market- and New Brunswick. Moderately of Fell shoes at Kane's, new plat- photograph albums and Just every- f- Next Sunday’s Services. minlstrative headquarters at Jenin heavy rains have fallen In the 8t/ Way Infonnalioo. form •shoes in suede, and leathers In ing order showed today approval by thing you can think of to start off Fred Royce of Hyde Park' re- More Glass In Use, Ukra* foir out of five dairymen who capt today and eerioualy wounded J. 8. Lawrence valley, and lighter show American Coal Co. browns, blacks and burgundies. your school years. cently elected commander - of the ers snd thunderstorms have Bulk Plant Terminal Complete alsea to lit every foot and Back^ By Vernon Town WAPPING Merced, Calif., Aug. 24L-(a P) — votes In toe seven state poll, a Moffat, British assistant dlotrlct S tra s^ Post, American Legion federal official announced. Rev.. Dr. Victor R. Peareon, pro- commissioner. curred In parte of the lake regloi Crosby Street at Riverside Drive at such reasonable prices. Also free August 24, and I noticed this ■ MRS. W. W. GRANT with toe following officers of toe Streamfiniiig Ont, Commis" A story of how hts wife, obeessed Hertford, Aug. 24.—(AP»—Cor- with toe idea she had sinned, chop- WalUngton J. Griffith, Jr., federal feesor of Christianity at Augustana The attackers flred five shots New York, snd middle and southern poration Counsel Vincent Dennis to- East Hartford ' school supplies with kiddles shoes. n>omlng that some of. the trans- Conunittiee For G. 0 . P. 8809. Mancheater Poet and Auxiliary wUl be Installed i^erendum agent, said flnkl totals planted wild asters-were showrlng at joint exercises In Warren Memo- ped off her left hand and gouged out College at Rock Island, ni., will point blank at Moffat. They were New England. T<*l*<*^>*8 *l>l® <>1®- day was searching through old land sioner Connor Reports. her right eye waa told from a Jail of the votes cast during three days preach at the morning service at reported to be two Arabs. turbance le an Area' of high prqa records trying to find out whether Smooth Leathers Will Come To Fore color! It reminded me of Orace Henry Hamilton, daughter Louise rial Hall, September 10; senior vice- last week "may be announced wlto- sure which has brought fair / Suede Is tbe shoe material of the Noll Crowell'S poem, which I am Post In 35th District; Ya- commander, Joseph Nelweld; Junior cell here today by Woodrow Har- the Emanuel Lutheran church next Moffat was rushed to Haifa for a Mr*. Maria B. Rivera has a eewer moment, of course. But, later on, and aon-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- vice-commander, • Elric ''Ramsey; well, 20-:year-old Texas cotton pick- tn a few days." Final tabulation of Sunday at 10:45 a’clock. Rev. Pear- blood transfusion, but little "hope ■omewhat cooler weather to line right of way through the Sig- printing- below: ter Healey, of Norton, Mass., visited er. the New York state vote Is being son and his family are at present northern atatee as far east as ig) smooth surfaced typea, like kldskln, adjutant, A 'lkur Gilman; chaplain. ^Tntra-itreamllnlng la on toe way made here. wee held lor hie. recovery. ourney street firehouse site. // calf'and a new goatskin promise to The'first wild asters, lovely though rions Delegates Named. bis brother, John Edward HamUton Rev. Clifford D. Newton; sergeant District Attorney F. A. Sllvetra vacationing at Gionte Neck with He is a bachelor In toe late thir- ern Now York. Fair wreather ^ n - If no right of way can be found, here Monday. J. E.»Hamiltdn re- out." quoted Harwell aa saying he slid bis Simultaneouely, State Agricul- tinuea In most aeqttons of the coun- be all Important they be, at arms, Norris O'Keefe; historian, ture Commissioner Holton V. Noyes ties and had been In Palestine since Mrs. Rivers probably will be oblig- Black Is the most popular ooTor. Have always sent a stabbing pain turned home with hie brother for a' George Lester. Auxiliary officers, This was toe statement of Mich- two jroung atep-aone knelt In prayer, _ , , . . if 1935. try, with but* Iltle change In iem: ed to install a new sewer pipe run- •However, fnta^ bpiwn. wine and torotugh' me; ItockvlUe, Aug, 24--A t the Re- few days. president, Mrs. Lena Hayden; first ael A. Connor, Ormmiastoner of yeeterday afternoon in their' one “ *** ***** ** He was toe second British official persturo. Temperatures ere/ettll ning directly from her house to the Mrs.' m Uan Hoitotti and- aon >A1- Motor Vehlclea,- who said.today; thaL^ room irtU le hte 38-yaa*M > w|P?^J9* « wun.*®d s t a t e ., ^ - rather hlgb -In-, toe . middle steteOy rust. In the order menttohea, are Tfielr deep, dark purple filtt me tvtth" Wiillcan caucus held in ftockirifle '(Ibe-pretident, Mnr. HeIen"Bowden; ------• 'ketlng order favored Its adoption. I o r the -same rank to be shot' during out Ih front, too. On bUigk suedes, surprise-,- vtn, of South Windsor visited her second vice-president, Mrs. Eva from reports .coming to bia office wife read from the Bible. toe past year os a result of toe with reading of 100 degrees of high Workmfii excavating for toe new a Hut evening, Francis J. Prichard, mother, Mrs, Laum Wliapples, of manufacturers of automobiles are She read Matthew 18:8,9: He added that 95 per cent of the I er In Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, smart customei* like wlh4 [ilatform Surely, I think, some fancy blinds Fuenesa; secretary, M rs.. Armand ballots on the state pact have been strife between Jews and Arabs in $56,000 PWA-ald flrehouae dug up my eyes; the Republican town chairman for Wapplng also her sister, Mrs. Edna Labrecbe; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth concentrating their attention on "And If toy kand or thy foot toe Holy Land. and Arkansas. . ' soles. ' ' Stone of Buckland, Sunday. oonatructlon with a view toward caused thee to stumble, cut it off, counted. - , the old pipe Tuesday and renewed Surely not yet, not yet should they the town of Vernon waa endorsed O'Keefe; historian, Mrs. Marlon The marketing pact,"which would T he other waa Lewie Yelland An- controversy between the Id-year- Margaret Sinclair who has been Walbridge; chaplain, Mrs. Elsie $;reater safety through Increased .and east It from toee; It is good for Evening and Afternoon Gowns Are appear by tbe Vernon Town Committee for ; tkee to enter Into life maimed or set minimum prices for milk deliv- drewFS, who waa slain at Nazareth in old woman and the contractor. "Mnete" When It la thus early In the year. confined at toe Hartford hospital Kealy; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Eva vlalbUity. ered to.the New York City market, September, 1937. Mra. Rivers held that the con- the office of Rj^ubllcan etgte com- where she underwent an operation Futnees. halt, rather than having two hands UNDBERGH ASTONISHED for your *T have received advance reporta or' two feet to be east ' Into the affects approximately 65,00(1 pro- Before ^ e Incident at Jenin, tractor, having broken her sewer c o 1 1 o g 0 Alwraya I have thought the eummer mitteeman of the Thlrty-flfth dis- on her eye, returned to toe home of James Cunningham has returned from a'Utomotlve centers,” the com- ducers In New York, Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kamm, Sun- to hie home on High street follow- eternal fire. eight gunmen raided toe police sta- connection, should repair It, The ward robe, done trict. A resolution waa adopted Md missioner said, “informing me that “And If thine eye caueeto thee to New Jersey," Connecticut, Maasa-| tion at Lydda and .stole a quantity BY SOVIET PROGRESS contractor and city offtelala quea- MARKET day. ing an operation for toe removal of but they be- When wild asters' blosaomlng has will be presented at tbe district toe Industry In Its 1939 models win ■tumble, pluck It out, and cast It chusetts, Vermont and New Hamp- of rifles and ammunition after over- ,tinned whether Mra. Rlveri, had the come less of begun. convention on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Truman C. Hills and his tonslte and adenoids at toe John- use from.five to twenty-flve.per cent shire. k The delegatee to the various con- son Memorial hoepltal, Monday from toee; it la good for thee to en- powering policemen on duty. right io nin the pipe' through the and Self Serve Oroceried^ THERE:— an expense if Here I have found one In the way- little daughter Marion, attended more glass.” ter Into life with one eye, rather than The federal order becomes effec-| Airplanes end troops with blood- Moscow, Aug. 24—(AP) -'-Col- firehouse site. The corporation coun- ♦ side graea ventions were, named as follows; toe Humphrey Family Aseociation morning. "Narrow windshields, split wlnd-^ tive only with approval of two-l you choose shimmering Cheney Mr. and Mrs. MerrU -Wilson of > having two eyes to be cast In the hounds bunted toe raiders. onel CharlAa A. Lindbergh today ael’a advice was asked. 836 Main Street Rubinow B IT; ha ppy, carefree vacation, from Silks or flattering velvets and make How swift, how very swift the eea- State, Francis J. Prichard. William Reunion last Sunday. There were shields, small door and rear win- bell of fire." thirds of all producers voting. Ap- «I and ooUege ia aln|OBt « an aone jpaas! V. Sadlak, N. Morgan Strong, Max about 80 peopler present. The gath- WilUngton are parents of a son born dows in recent models have tended proval by 76 per cent of producers I It waa stated officially that 14 went elghteeelng on the Moscow- them youreelir. There la a riot of Rothe; Ckmgreselonal, /r th w Hay- at toe Johnson Memorial hoepltal. Sought Forgtx’ene** Arabs were killed in an engagement and no doubt, your family Fall shades now on display at the Time marked by tulips, violets—the ering was held at toe home of Mr. to obstruct vistog,” toe commission- is required to effectuate toe state | 'Volga canal, the 79-mlIe waterway •WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP’* obe,aaweIlaa mlne.ne^da re- range every stray strand Into little ward, William A. Baer, William Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reynolds and Mrs. Harwell rose from prayer, pact. with British troops Iaet night near BURNS HURTS FOOT AND Cheney Sales Room that make your rose— and Mrs.. Harold Humphrey of family of Holyoke, Mass., have been er said. Since proper vision la a her husband related, saying her left completed. In 1087 forming a link In Slnr. Dlmdia, auspeijdtir drees- curls. • Wild asters now—how swift, how Conrady, Mayor CHaude A. MHle; Bloomfield. primary factor In highway safety, Noyes has said toe federal order Kefr Kenna, Identified by tradition the waterways eyntem which Joins Angers fairly Itch to stitch. County, Julius Mav. Gerald A. Rls- spending a few days with Mrs. J. hand offended her and she wished wouW not be effective in New York with the Biblical piaee of Cana ■nd flaring aklrta, top the Hat If, when your hair dries, U swift life/goes! Mr. and Mrs. Walden V. Colllna toe reported plans of manufacturers foregiveneee for her sine. Mmcow and the Caspian sea. ,> little atater,^.while laatex playa strings down behind) pracUca put- ley. Joseph Webster, Carl Daigle on High etreeL to increase glass areas is a step unleae It obtains toe Yuli quota o f I where Christ turned water toto Alolonel Lindbergh, who arrived REPUTATION IN JUMP ting combs and barrettes roto It at College Notes Schmelske; SenatorUl Herbert and family, motored to Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. George Lester and She went outside toe cabin, Har- 75 per cent approval. wine. I important p4rt In keeping up Ut- New Hampshire, where they were family of Clinton street spent a which should help to reduce acci- well said, and gouged out her eye here Juat a week a ^ with Mrs. Thursday Spe^ala^ strategic polnta. Two or three combs Just as Important as the' right Krause. Henry Schmidt, J. Stanley dents and increase driving oomfOrt," Because of toe troubled situation, Lindbergh, la spending niuch of hie Hollywood, Aug. 24.—(AP) —^Aa niwthef** ahorta. knlckera w cssually correct costumes tor clius- McCray, Henry Hoermann; Pro- guests of Mr, and. Mrs. Alfred H. few days at Hammonasset Beach. ' with a pair of sciesora. Then she Ilea. ’Hmee have changed, now lit* arranged In a crown smound the Miss Margaret Belster of Hart- he added. placed her hand against a cement authorities banned VlsIte,.to the time with Russian aviators -^who a rod-riding hobo. Bob Burnt’ repu- back may be all you need. Add a es and general wear on the campus bate. Fred J. * Cooley. James A. Stone, who were former Wapplng Rev. Dr. Victor R. Peafeon white:domed tomb of Racjiel, rever- have won the coveted tltgi of "hero tation suffered today along with nie girla can chooae their dreaaea are the formal and aeml-formal Elliott, William A. Rogalus, Ken- residents. ford, has been visiting her father •(The problem of greater visibil- pipe and hacked It off with gn axe. NEED BRIGHT SUNSHINE innad after thoaa dealgned and barrette at the nape of your neck— Herman Retster on Benton street ity long has been a subject for dla- Harwell said she struck her wrtet ed alike by Jews, Mbeleme and of the Soviet Union" by' tbelr' right foot. If unruly stranda stick out there. clothea that tbe doUege girl includes neth Smith. Mrs. Emily Oongdon spent last Rev. K. E. Erickaqn and hie family. Christians, flights in the Arctic and to toe Ha 'was supposed to leap off a SIRLOIN AND CUBE ted for farooua child nwvle in her wardrobe. No young freah- Council Meets Sunday at toe home of her daugh- Miss Norma Tonldandel of Fur- cuslon by editors throughout toe toree times before she severed toe Dr. Pearson Is well known in . j. who rouat be correctly and at- nace avenue Is a patient at the country and more particularly In offending hand. United Statee. freight train In "Tha Arkanaaa man should go off to school without At the Ojuncll meeting held yes- ter, and son-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. FDR ALBERTA HARVESTS Manchester as he has been a visitor Pravda, organ of toe Opmmunlet Traveler." xUvely attired to meet the' pu^ Fall And Winter Pattern Book two or three dresses for rushing terday, Mayor Claude A. Mills pre- 'Truman H. Woodward of East Johnson Memorial hospital. Ck>nne.cticut where traffic safety ia The cotton picker said hte wife here on eeveral occasions in toe . Tbaie are ao many clever detoila After looking through the new Mr. and Mrs. AttUlo FrasslneUl a live Issue," toe oomralssioner nald. . came bpek Into the cablnl "appar- party, quoted toe American filer as But Bobs’ leap didn’t clear a fol- parties and tor dancea and teaa sided and there were three absen- Hartford. ently without pain.” He bound her Edmonton. Alta, Aug. 24.—(AP) DMt, being an Intimate friend of BRIDGEPORT MAN JAILED expresBUig aatoniehraent at toe lowing freight car and he suffered glria can't .help looking ador- Herald fall and winter pattern book later on. tees. ^ and family are moving from West "America’s roads today are toe- Rev. Erickson. He condacted a M A note—college faahlon for- Juat off the presi, I would urge The Wapplng library wUl be Main street to toe DeLucla bouse on flnest In toe world, toe engineering wrtet and two hours later summon- —A few days of bright sunshine is progreea made by Soviet aviation. a sprained foot. STEAKS Naturally, a few carefully chos- Petitions were received as fol- closed Thursday afternoon on ac- ed an ambulance. At Mercy hospi- needed to dry out fields of ripe crops week’s series of lectures here a year frocka are required aubjecta In. Manchester women to sew tbelr own en rushing party costumes will lows: Stolle A Gamble, Inc., to re- Center street recently purchased by perfection of her motor vehicles ia ago. A brilliant speaker. Dr. Pear- FOR ROBBING CHURCH e clothea curriculum and dresses and aave money. There are count of workmen re-surfacing toe Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ramponl. beyond criticism and more autoists tal doctors said toe woman was In kept damp by intermittent rains, be. the backbone of hst dress:up place 3x3 algn at corner of union floors. It will be open on Monday good condition and would survive. and bet harvesting In fuU swing eon Is In wide* demand for lectures girla will And almple evening oat terns for everything from the wardrobe tbe rest of the year. and Ward street, with three foot Mrs. Elisabeth Cterter of Hazard- are safety-^consclous today than ever throughout toe Auguetana Synod SLICED I era beat aa you can haunt the festively romantic evening gown to evening as usual. vUle is a patient at toe Johnson before in automobile history. Yet Wrtet Badly Mutilated through most of Alberta, D. B. Mul- Lynn, Mass., Aug. 34—(AP) — Shell chooae these ever ao care- sign, grafted. H m wrtet was so badly mutilated and fills many speaking engage- PHONE 6486 PHONE 6486 M well aa the evening ski rilte for ages 2 years to site 40. Joseph Blonateln to erect a sign Memorial hoepltal. 40,000 people met death on Amer- len, minister of agriculture, said in ments when able to leave his iwat Frederick W. Pearson, 88, of Fraoktartsl ate. on.. toe ( lng as a friend In distress and phM- I'Une. Knitted slips and nlght- wrlth plaid; a fringed wool .kerchief Trucks And Pleasure Cars Col- store. Beaufort, N. C.. —(AP)—By put- toe advisability of a further ap- to (Corsica and all French North air last night Ing them, long distance for money. ISALT PORK ’DDama should always be hung this p rin ts wrlth names of' regpilar col- An Invltatoln waa received from of toe counts. Andrew Henderson, proach to Spanish Insurgent Gen- dtseases In several typea of crops. lide But Police Take No Ac- the local Red Men to be present at ting common mud crabs and sick Contrasting plots of dusted and African ports. my- ___ _ Smart LltUe Girl Scholars WIU lege courses; matching striped sus- arrested for breach of toe pence, was oysters under a microscope. Dr. eralissimo Francisco Franco on a This waa Interpreted as labor’s Wear penders and belt; and a sweet little tion After Investigations. their Fife and Drum Corps parade fined $10 and coats as was Agnes deadlock resulting from hte. nonac- .undusted corn were exhibited to and contests on Saturday afternoon, Reeee of tote to ^ , held "for the Herbert F. Pyrtoerch has solved Miow the benefits of dusting to answer to -Premier Edouard Data- *^in answer to a request; chic little cotton dirndls, velvefeen. bonnet of white angora, utterly de- toe msrstery of an oyster disease ceptanco of a ■British-Inspired Inter- dleris aimounced intention of ending PRESSED CHEESE wool and spun rayon Jumper dress- mure and feminine, for evening September 3. same, offense. eradicate corn-borers. Breed and Butter Pickles A rear end collision between a The Board voted to renew the Josephine Butkis forfeited her that has cost southeastern oyster- national plan to take foreign fight- the 40-hour week as a protest ' .CCbod Housekeeping Tested Reclpel es, washable flannel princess frocks. wear on chill winter nights. men an estimated $l,000,0()0^lnce f)lald skirted Jacket outftts—these truck and a touring car on East garbage contract with the present bond when ahe failed to appear. ers out of Spain. against toe' premier’s action lost T H U RSD A Y A N D FRID A Y 4 qts. unpared , cucumber slices collector, Oliver Peck at $2100, Robert Doggart of Manchester, 1930. Far eastern matters also were re- BATTEN NAMED TO iSA R week-end, when he sent Senegalese 1 " •' l l 1-8-lnch thick are the types of dresses In which Try These With Ice Cream • Center street at t0:30 this morning Dr. Prytherch, director of thej -pprled considered, as a result of re- troops to the Marseille doclm to un- BONELESS . smart little girls will go back to and reap the family’s approval... at was Investigated by Policeman thla to Include four collections of charged with reckless driving, paid SPECIA LS A T 1 A tbsp. salt tin cans and other rubbish. a fine of $25 and;costs When found U. S. Fisheries Biological station, c«flt.^nver8atlons between Sir Rob- load shtpa on the days stevedores YOU FURNISH 1 S W O R D r 1 1-2 qts. vinegar school. the Davis Bakery, at the Center.. David Galligan without any arrest found too crabs were carrying a te Cralsle, British ambasaa- WEIRTON STEEL CASE refused to work. Your small daughter’s dirndl Almond and cocoanut macaroons being made. Attending Convention guilty. Eric R. Anderson of Bridge- ert L^llc - 1 tbsp. celery -seed Mrs. Pauline Smith o$ Grove port. held for ■'Ceding, wai found mocroscoplc • parasite from sick to dor to Tokyoi and toe Japanese for- FILETS ' S tbsp. mustard 4ieed dresses' will be In checked or plaid 25c a doz...A treat by themselves A truck driven by Itobert J. healty oysters and causing havoc. 1 F I S H plngham, printed-percale and, for for dessert are apple, almond, as- street Is attending the National guilty and fined $10 and costa. eign office concerning Incidents in EVERYB O DY'S M ARKET THE GIRL 1-2 ..tap. curry powder Moore of Center street. New Mil- Convention of the VFW Auxiliary On complaint of residents on toe He recommends that toe oyster which British Interests In Cauna FREE DELIVERYI 4 ciips granulated sugar. later on, In flowered wool challls.' sorted fruit and custard tarts 5c ford, waa being driven west on East beds all be dredged free of toe The N atio^^J/too^ Relatione ^lard I BRIDGES SAYS NATION PHONE S721! Her pl.ald wool skirt and white shirt each, or a variety of puff pastries being held this week at (Columbus, Fifty-Eight road all oflBcera have were said to have suffered. has chosen James C. Batten to pre- In preparing the cucumber slices, .Center street, followed by a pleasr been Instructed to arrest anyone ex- crabs before they are planted with Sir Horace Wilson, chief Indus- medlum-slied cucumbers. Sprln- probably will be accompanied by a Including apple, pineapple and rasp- ure car driven by S. R. Wolcott ot O. seed or adult ovatera. stda over the future hearings of toe WE’LL 2 » » ' 2 S « velveteen bolero. At least one of her Picnic at Lake ceeding toe posted speed limits.. trial adviser to toe prime minister, Board’s case against toe Weirton HAS LOST ITS COURSE 1 1 2 7 * S the cucumber slices 'witti the berry for 5c each. .Delightful layer 719 Asylum avenue, Hartford. The The members of Margareths i prlncesa frocks- will be of the soft- also attended toe conference. Steel company. salt, cover with cold water, and al- cakes .30c each and favorite loaf cars were traveling slo'v and when Lodge ODHS vrill hold their an- JA C K FROST SUG AR low to stand overnight. Drain of! est. non-starehy flannel Imaginable cakes 20c and 25c each.. Dundee the truck made a left hand turn into Batten wQl succeed Edwrnrd G. Hampton Beach, N. H.. Aug. 24— I FURNISH THE HOME! brine; then wash cucumber slices In and will he as simple'to wash, and fruit cake 30c and good old fashion- nual outing this evening at the Smith as trial examiner whfln toe press ns any rotton number lij her a side street the driver of the rear summer home of Mrs. Frank A. Weirton hearings are resumed at (AP)—Holding that toe nation "ap-1 1 5UPER 50 A P 5 ALE A asveral waters. Bring remaining in- ed English poUncjl cake 30c a lb. car did , not have time to stop and CZECH GERMANS PRDTEST patently has lost its course,” U. 8. 10-poiind cloth bag 39c gt^lents to boiling paint and add wardrobe. Mann at Snipsic Lake. The group How Ye Olde Pranksters Pittsburgh next month. « struck It. A fender and headlight iyill meet in front of Red Men's hall Batten, whose home Is Camden, Senator H. Styles Bridges (R., N. Given With Parcliase of $2.00 or Morel OBbumber slices. Heat 4 minute.^. Freeh-loektng Tomato Salad were broken. H.) told -a Hampton Tercentenary I ■Uzrlng constantly, being careful .\nuirlng ValiiM In Bedspread* Do riot add dressing to tomato at 5:30 o’clock and make the trip to SUDETEN PARTY DEMANDS N. J., has been a board examiner 14 IVOI^Y 5N O W IV O RY FLA KE$1 A sedan driven by Benjamin the lake In private cars. The com- “Got” Willington*s Goat months. meeting here - "emotion lias largely I not to let mixture btrtl. Pour inl-a Whether you actually need a new -salad until Just ready to serve, Krimsky of 81 Palm street, Hart- mittee in charge of toe arrange- displaced reason. Imagination ia f _ 11 hot aterlUzed preserve Jars and seal bedspread or not. you won't be able rhe salt and vlhegar or lemon Juice ■■ ------. ' . ^ ' ■ Smith was removed . from ' toe Freestone Peaches 4 lbs. ^ c *195 ford, was damaged on Spencer ments includes Mrs. Clara Axford. Praha, Czechoslovakia, Aug. 24— case at bis can 6c young ho'^- In order by means of amall. Invisible ent high waU was laid. Hence, the czutloualy advanced from lot to lot. Parte, Aug. 24—(AP)—The Japa- lbs. 4bs top of your head. But the hair ful goes off lo tomology offered a prtry'for com- rain, tx’UI be held tola evening 'by aonef, the or^pfliol Peneart IL 711-71.3 Main Street 13 q«- 25c 6 25^ shell combe. ' . toe Pine Tree patrol. Th’e boye graveyard, waa not in the least se- Jumping at each crackling twig and nese embassy said today toe Tokyo Washington, Aug. 24—(AP) — A | nance Co., is erganizad to — ay Soltines Johnson Block 2 doz 25*1 Mi top may be quite a little shorter school for the plete Information on t ^ bug but cluded from toe road, and passers- tslk W in subdued wlilspenf^ AU Foreign office was ‘investigating 24b. box 17c «a short as three or four inches, the reward baa neves claimed. will fneet at 6:45 o’clock at the W rt-ranlring poetal offlrtal guar- l®®**^P®opl® i**o mag i»l fiasa first time. It’s Special On Boye* Wear home of toe Patrol leader and pro- by could easUy aee toe monumental waa silent In this "city of theffcad." reports" that France bad nuule a •ataad a 404iour-waak for rural lot- j th* U ni «jf ttcuritg •reSttrUg an. important Many of your b<^a’ needs for ceed to McLean’s woode. stones loom upward on dark nights. But toe next night the 'Tiaunte'' loan to China In exchange fOr a tar earrlan today, but said soma| raquamt efsewfiera. Green Gage Plums WATER- SUNKIST ■ PICKUNp 1 Tbe purpose of the close perms- event .in the school can be found In. Clifford's ad- For several years toere was peace doz. 10 c is,-bf course, to provide lasting fr ench SUM/ tBT» (M>LU again were beard. lease on toe strategic Islands of Jobs might be abollabad In the In- Oar awia reqalraiatoil Is Joet MELONS ORANGES ONIONS home, What a vertisement on Pagea 2 and 10 of IN THEJil, COLUNUSS In toe cemetery, and then^ suddenly, "No explanation could be offered, Hainan, near French Indo-dilna. tatoot of aoonomy.- yma sbHIty to repay mmII ref*' ]C$gls< It's disheartening to have wrench it L* this paper. ‘They am specially priced. COMPLETES SECOND LAO things began to happen toere. and then. Just ai suddenly as they Seedless Grapes ' hair all curled up on top one Embassy officials also said work Jamea W. Cola, acting asatataatl ler emaeato that yee see heedle t 2 lb s.T 5 c for mothers! Paris—(AP) —Premier Edouard __fc "On moonless nights, from amidst had atartad, the-aounds ceased, mnd bad -been under way for aeveral poatmaatar gaaaral, said in a apaacb aetily, ute'qnd then to have It all go How they take Here U another recipe—courtesy Horta, toe Azores, Aug. 24 — toe gravestones frequently waa to be were not heard again. risf.I M e d .iw t. Rotas PINfROOM. ^ 25^ ea. 2 <<°z 29< i7 4 * » $ . 1 the first gust of wdndl DiOadler’/fo v ern m en t baa appro- months .on a narrow-gauge railway prepared for tha National Bui^ tato^ 3% montUy en H ormelSpom the sad part- The Dewey-Rlcbman Co.: (AP)—The 32-ton French fljrlng heard an unearthly comn.otlon. "Finally, after a long lapae of between Nanning, Kwangal prov- Latter Carriers' coovagtioo: wpoid ptiadaal not sTneeillnt can 27c S o y . Y m D ollors with Frivat. lAm op I* HM One of iho Bwe Loeatintu tm Korn York bead down and brush all tbe iveromxnt beUevea modem mining ed a goat to a gravestone by a long '^inoney. each are put togetbar.” No. 2 i size 3 cans 25^ nf to IM Mmgnijteont WoHd-Eamom fterffe Oly child expert lias to say on this sub- 1 egg slightly beaten periniental tranx-Atlaatlc flight to screams and walls would Issue from Ataaorptloa of naarty 8,000 routes I ' a t tbe back of jrour neck up- ject. on another page of the Herald 1 1-4 lb. ground pork machinery wUl Increase production New York. • toe place, and then all would sud- chain which rattled aa ha moved French Foreign offlee spokesmen, KRSONU FMAIKE CO. mm in Gplana, Guinea, Gabon and Maida however, flatly denied the Hainan, ^ M u d i 4. 18M. ha ootimatsd. 14th T a _____ CUP CAKES I Asaorted ROLLS] SUGAR i i ITasten it on top or your bead toQigbt She gives some sound and S alices bacon (Tbe big plane left .LUbon, Por- denly subalde and quiet would aet- b ttk and forth, butting. He emitted, turn Mfactad aa annual aavtag of| Peas - Corn - U m o Weans • ' good strong rubber band, advice to mothers of new 1 awoot popper. gaacar, whare geld ia mined by tugal. at 7:30 a. m.—3:80 a. m., e. tla. a few trnaulMSi walla, and tha boya report and said "we know nothing" 7*2 Mato st n a t •m days Baopla oAaa walk- did ttaa rest." 0$ that railway eonstmctteii. ■hottt UJmyMS, althou|2i rtmAlHeaH 2 ilnliptiis and curlers and ar- ilcbildzeo. Chop poppop ond pctattttva xMtboGx aU tlM^ 8488 3 cant25e HOTELl doz. II ea. JCAKCRBSTEK EVENIKO HERALD^ MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24^1W M A N C m im R BVENINO ^ A L D . MANCfflBSTSlt. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 4 ,1»M

CANNINC TIME HERE SERIA L ST O RY [MTTY BERG SETS SPORTS iWss . A i f MPDIM BRIK TX lTES ARE NAMED Nta SBNVICB. INC. H A Y W IRE H O USE HEARTON WESTERN a bow for signing vp Ople Trim PA*s To Cop Twi Second Rotiil FOR TOWirS NEEDY New York, Aug. 34.—(AP) —TheXtak* BY ED W IN RU TT word to out that soma of the Tigers SheltoB,MB, a fins aporta writer, ** I y - ' ' V " I . ... 1 * . . I I . II lT local GOP CAUCUS who haven’t been' going so hot wlU ___7" old maestro, have cause for some real roaring Sack MUey. takes the blanket off To Display Their Bageball W^rea Here Tonight f* OAST or CHARACTERS. b* parcsivad tba gun. .InstanUy all linneapolis Miss Deter- wb4n they see their 1939..ccotracts "Senator Wild BUI” Lyons in this Charles Bocye, Thomas Conn, Mr* Oyer 7 Tons Of Tomatoes ■INHAID PARKER — barq- Those gents with the far a'way week’s Confers. SEMI-PRO FOOTBALL JLEVEN . ,ii fti tsTjfci became clear. I Committee Is Enlarged it5 y Hlgglne, Mis* Laura House, HaiMUoiiie, Joble**. he hee Jn*t lo- "So?” he aald, in a menacing look' In. their ayes are the tennis Horton Smith, the putting star START SERIES SUNDAY Victor Johnson, Mrs. Florence May, berMed half-intereet In voice. mined To Annex Major barons... .Reason; La Moody’s and Barbara Bourne (she’t th* sew- if/' Mr*. LUllan Mutrle, John I. Olson Distribated In 2 Weeks; Oonwecttcut hoine. Mrs. Harkneaa spoke. withdrawal—and there goes' the ing machine heiress) have al^ut Mr*. Emma U Pero, Jackson Strat' 8ALLV PENNINGTON — bero> "Who to this—this person?” *h* Forest HIU gate, boys.. . . Grapevine»p* i decl(tod■' ■ on New York for their 16 New Memlmrt; Title In Golf ErenL merging spot thla fall... .Clemaon PLANNED AT THE EAST SIDE tea and Joseph Sylvester. Can Most For F m ter. _ja. Blond, pretty, ehe hee Inher- dsmandsd, pointing th* Llttl* from Memphis says Carl HubbellHut WITH THE BLUEFIEU)S Delegates at large and other of' ited the other half of ttie beno. To- Cheese. wUl chuck no more screwballs this atudenU must go to school tiro days RepnUicaBS'Rep- fleers of the SUU Central Commit- gethor Mwy tam It into a "Rooted "Dat. lady?" aald Bull. "Dat’s season—and for tbe first time since early If they want to- see tbe foot- tee will be elected Saturday morn- da biggest heel In Brooklyn.” Ha Oileago, Aug. 24.—(AP)—Patty he became manager of tbe Giants baU opener... .Claseee atart SepL C^hsHty. Department offleUla tor 19; the Tiger* play Preebytertoa AT MOUNT NEBO ing at 11 o'clock m the East Hart- Veotortey: Tbe Uttlw CRoeoo reached over and relieved the Little Bergi'Eamed golfing redhead from BUI Terry fln(ia himself without a CALLMEE11NG0N Bted O i Delegationt. ford High school auditorium, the day reported that the town’s needy come# to mb oat Boll Griffin, aooo (Theesa of hto gtui. pitching staff... .Two big league coUege SepL 17.,. .What would you George Leary Is Favored caucus waa advised by Chairman have literally "gobbled up”, or can- afceo and tsya to eooope. Then a "Orinnln” facea aU aroun’,’’ th* Minneapolis, winner at eight of clubs are making passes at Mickey do?... .Bracket Louisiana State U: Hyde. ' ■ great to-do oonndo npotafre. Little Cheese managed to moan. eleven' tournaments this year, has Cochrane for 1989....Kid gloves and. Alabama at the top of th* 7- *,<>7 ; THUNDERBOLT POISED County, OonyrMWtouml and ned the more than aevm tons of • • • “Snakes all over. Oh, uhuht" her heart set on winning the wom- are off In the Dick Bartell-BUl southeastern conference this year, FRIDAY NIGHT TO To Annex Rec Decathlon Score Six Root In Fint tomatoes which have been dlctribut- with tbe crimson Tide Just a point d«I*ratM w«r* app<^ted CHAPTER XV "Well. Blbrlght,’’ Said Bull Grif- en's Weatsm championship. Jurgea feud and you can look for sd here during the past two weeks fin, ”ao you (wu* gonna gft me, wua If triumphant. It would be the fireworks when the (Juba come here or so to the good. FOR RECORD ATTEMPT anlatvad Rapublicaa town ai Federal ' surplus commodttiea. m £m Clara Fenlmore waa a bom Six day bike race# will be held George Leary, former Manehes-Xnex the 220 yard dash and th* 4401 6*1 Trimnph Orer P 4 i | ; EXPECT McLEVY TO BE anoopor. And aince coming to the you?” first major title for the freckled- next month, if, indeed, they don’t COMPLETE SET-UP at forty mernboni w»* Last week a sudden shipment ' of Ppnnln^n-Parkdt- RcaUtorium she In hto Infancy, a fearful thing face club swinger, ranked aa 1938’a pop at'W rigley field today....W hy In the Garden tn September sad ter High Lalf mile flash and now a yard dash and figure* to place well over two tons of, tomatoes wa* tn- bad happened to the Little Cheese. No. 1 feminine shooter. She already haven’t tbe Dodgers come up with May this season instead of Juat In In the shot hammer and broad at tha'^Ropubltcan caucui bad successfully snooped In the December___So many blasts came Fordham University relay ace, Eyston Seeks To Better Own Nine; Tide Battle Set Fer^ ^ ailb t bald la tba hlfh acbool NOMINATED SATURDAY eufflclent to supply the require- rooms of everyone except the Great His parents, humortota of high or- has annexed the vmmen’a Western that croas-eyed pitcher down in Jump. He cleaned up the century I Auto Speed Mark Over Utah ments pf local perspoK on relief, and dar,...no,.doubt, -luul .affixed .to .blip, Npi^ Carolina. In on the radio version of the Am- atanda a aplendld ciiance of retaln- and haff .Monday night, .haal. ■ Jndf# WUUam S. Hyde Pierre,Maeter of Maglo, Uix until ;j| Tyat niade a decialon In the mat- pone -his speech of acceptance until remMning away overnight, Mlsa "Wuxnt we pals onct? T'lnk when othy Trauhg, San Francisco, 1986 HIESTAND CREATES MATCH PLAY OPENS Brothers sad the nsws leaked out RED SOX GRAB SECOND, the salt laat November to a new fields for the Twi and Town, 10. p. r a . , when It le to be broadcast Fenlmore bad heard Opportunity we wua big shots in da old Bush- champion, after losing the first tbU morning that the East Side marie of 311.42 miles aa hour for the baseball championships of Pelegatea Approved by staUons WTHT In Hartford. knocking.. A . wlck Avenoo gang. Remember all three holea Patty squared the Whirlwinds will also have a team, measured mils. In a short teat run 1988, WICC In Bridgeport and WBRY In Accordingly, when convinced that dem clambakes we used to go to. nuitch at the ninth by turning In 39, lea to the State Convention WPA ERROR ASSIGNS Wld Mary an’ MolUe. An’, now IN PUBUNKS TEST sponsored by Pat Kane, local shoe BLAST INDIANS TWICE! thla year it reached 270 m.p.h. Series Start* Soaday . ^ Waterbury. the household slept, ahe bad slipped even par, and then raced hoifie in- TRAPSHOOT RECORD To qualify fbr ths record, a car laat night were: Mr* downstair#. And Wolfgang, the We're in da same racket. Bull. Da merebasL Kane agreed to outfit the A meeUng to plan th* series waa ^ Goodrich, William J. Thom- The address will be given follow- 37, three under par, for a 76, and a squad today and. has already sent must travel through the measured ing a dinner In Hotel Elton, Water- MAN TO WOMAN’S WORK dachshunck had slipped with her, same racket. An’ anodder t ’ing! one up victory over Miss Traung’a held immediately after Mortaitjr . Repreaentatlv* William J. Shea to the ultimate confusion of the I gotta wife .an’ five klda. You away for sampln of Jersey* and mil* In both directions within one Brothers had citoehed second h^B.' , Judge Raymond A. Johnson. bury. par 79. Miss Berg equalled the other equipment. hour. A 13-mlle straightaway pro- T he Socialist convention, opening Uttle Cheeae. ^ didn’ ought to ahoot a fambly man. course record set by Barbara Ran- Fast Field Of 64 Shotmakers THREE GUEST ACES Fou’sHomer With Bases honor* and only ton mlautoe waa County delegates were: Asheville. N. C. Aug. 24.—(AP) The first of the Great Plerre’a Bull?’’ Ohio Farmor Has Run Of 766 Meet Friday Night ^ vides alx miles on each end of the n*ce**aty to eomplato arraag*m*Bts H. Johnstone, Sedrlclc Saturday, will continue Sunday. —Malley, WPA client whose . laat • • • som, Stockton, (?aUf., In winning measured mile for acceleration and Appearance of Mayor McLevy"# cases that Mias Fenlmore opened medalist honors In the qualifying The Whirlwind* will meet at ■topping. for th* playoff*. A* defewdenr at _ la* Edith Wilson and name waa not given. Is doing a proved disappointing. It contained Mr. Griffin was a man of senti- Breaks And May Finish Seek National Diadem Charter Oak street on Friday eve- Umded In Ninth Features both tlUca, th* BluelUld* **tahllek» Olga Davia. Senatorial dele- name on the atste ticket this fall Is man’s work now—but only after a ment. He blinked now and hla round Monday. ONCYaEPROGRAM An interested witness of the salt expected to distract some Demo- a.-number of gadgets whose pur- Mlsa MUey, defending the title she ning at seven o’clock. Many of the •d th* tu-ma and Mortortya tasMd I aelectad arera: Harold Maher, turn In the sewing room. poM Bh0 did not imdentand. But* guns wavered. The U ttle Cheeae youngstera on the east sldf have Twin Bill; Yanks Spfit To flat aotlvltla* was John Cobb, also to a best three out at five fla il'" nt of -the Young OOP Club, cratic votes. Indirectly Increasing He applied for a Job recently and pasting about, she found a long, saw that be waa making progress. won at St. Paul last year, dtdfnot With Perfect Score. AtGeveland. of London, who pixmoses to pilot hla Republican strength. ’ play golf comparable wltl) that of long Uked the Idea of having some- aerie* to get underway this Sundav' I. Olaon, Harry Russell and waa accepted. A stenographer tran- wooden box with perforations all “I couldn’ leave me Uttle May- thing for their elder* to cheer about “Rallton,” a car o f ^ h t and radical at Mt. Nebo. 7 ^ Charles 0 ’l>owd. Con- Peter TVacy, .Hartford AFL union belle,” he groaned, in anguish. her chief rival, but she was up all design, later thla week In an a t scribing his name wrote It "Molley.’’ over It. It Interested her Imn^e- the way in disusing of V ir^la In- and got busy as soon aa they heard Usman, Parr And Smith To Hold Big Margin; Giants It wa* decided that th* toam ; delegates were: William leader, recently warned that unlesa After he had been on his Job some dlately. She unfastened the catch. "Wot would she do wlt’out her Cleveland, Aug. 24.—(AP)— A 'jt 4. tempt to better the l^aton marks. flrat gain* two vietorle* In thaaaslw . Victor Bronke, Mr*. Emma Oongreasman Herman P. Kopple- gram, Chicago district champion, 4 Vandalia, O., Aug. 24—(AP) — definitely that Moriarty Brothers Eyston eald he would return to time, thla letter *‘’* "PP®*® ‘he Green at Memorial trophy which Moriarty, town committee of forty nomination for U. 8. Senator, labor "I have never itorked a button shriek to end shrieks. And Just devil on da block. Chucked a dead AmericaB. each marksman with a hi* record attem pt Brother* placed In compatltloa laat' waa approved by the cau- might vote Socialist this falL aa she did so a wild man with a fish at a taxicab las’ week, he did.” trice Barrett, MlnneapoUa, Western and In” at office, factory and shop tbe boys dating back over a period W ^ lb ? jf S e 'ik o .T P' hole In my life, and I can't run a open tltlist who lost to.Mrs. Charles chance to grab the championship of ten years. Lack of a sponsor has Races TonighL year In honor of th* Into and la> the chairman being empowered sewing machine. It's all I can do to gun In hla band hurtled through Bull Griffin waa touched. The over ah(x>ters of the same abUity in today swung Into the stretch drive By HUGH B. FULLERTON, JR, mantoil director oi th* ReoreetteR iS I fill vacancies or alter the mem- the door, leapt over a cascade of comers of hto mouth twitched. Newbold, Wichita, Kan., one up In kept the youngsters on the aide Associated Frees Sports Writer. Whisksra long, short, stubby and even thread a needle. I want to ask 19 holes. Mrs; Dan Chandler, Dal- the national claaa races. for the, national public links cham- Unaa tough will go on display this eve- The^Standings Genton. Th* Bluefirid* captur*'* dp of the committee upon the you to please try to And some work snakes that poured from the box I dicin’ have nuttln’ agin you. The profMstonal clay target title pionship. the flrat leg on th t cup by w tn l I of members when necessary, ROOSEVELH COTTAGE and covered himself up with the Cheese,” he said, "Ull you come las, Texas, who eliminated Mias Already more than twenty-two Hartford, Aug. 24.—(Special) It’a hard to imagine any real ning at Mt. Nebo when tbe Green YESTERDAYm BESUIffM for me besides what you have as- Ransom in the first round yesterday of North America also hung on the - Sixty four players, survivors Of a youngsters, between the ages of plays the House of David at 6 th* Twi League UU* laat year, jj, 1 eting win be held soon to elect bed clothes. moochln’ up In da Bronx.” outcome of the 200-target, 16-yard two day 36-hole qualifying tesL be- "Bo” Llaman, rated by many the top danger for a. club that has an 11% Riggs-Hunt On Cup Team, Recripts of each gems wUI ba signed me to In the sewing room. • • • ,. in the biggest upset of the tourna- ■eventeen and twenty-four, have O'clock. ; IfatiOMU nan, vice chairman and sec- ROOFED ON ONE WING "Dat wuz a mistake,” babbled bombardmenL but heaviest interest gan match play over the "new” motorcycle rider In the 1938 cam' game lead, but. eyen though the ffput on a 60-4Q barii aft«r tamsasssU "I want work mighty bad, and It It was all very puzzling to Mias the UtUe Cheeae. “Honest to ment, has won the qualifying medal centered on what Joe Hlestand of Mgned'up or expressed their wlUlng- _Bh(*ry barber tor Manchester ts Bocton Ptttsburgli 0-4. you can't find any other work for in 14 out of 21 tournaments. At one eighteen hole course, longest and nesa to- pUy with the Whirlwinds. palgn now. that the national cham- Boston Red Sox haven’t much going to attend, not to see the base- St. Louis 9, Brooklyn 7. ” Th* umpire* wlU b* Jim ^hsutri' Towa Oommitte* Fenlmore. But she had no time Gawd. BuU, I dldn’ know you Hillsboro, O., would do about his more difficult of Highland Park’s Feud Promises Fireworks Henry "Hank” Mc(Cann and Jack ibers of the town committee ap- roe. I will go to the sewing room, to" consider. Too many snakes wuz doin' businesa up dat way. I time -she- was champion of Mexico. unfinished world record run of -766 Being ambitious ths boys are going pion, Beniiy Kaufman, is racing on chance to overhaul New York’s ball game but to get an Idea how N*w York 6, Ghlcago 2. Hyde Park, N. Y.. Aug. 24.— but I'don't feel like I can stand It In Movie scouts could unearth some two layouts. Two 18-hole rounds after the veteran Pete Vendrillo for those gentlemen can roam around Cinclnnatt 8, PhlladtlphU 0. Dwyer. Both toam* win ua* tho last night were:'William AX~ were festooning the floor at her fought it wuz some odder lug.” breaks which he wrote Into the the oUier side of t]i* pond, returns Yankees, they’re In a good spot •ame player* th at hav* been Mlsa Helen Berggfen, Charles (AP)—President Roosevelt reports there with all those women." Cheese,” said Bull, “aecln' you real beauty talent In, the tourna- were on the day’s program; with manager. Vendrillo U one of the best New York. Aug. 24,—(API- the country dodging their profes- that work on his new atone cottage feet. record books yesterday. 18-hoie duels continuing Thursday to Hartford tonight to ride at the to make things tough for the rest 'TheZhl* recent loss to Sidney B. Wood at sional brothers. Do not be a bit Amarlean their eliglbiUty Hat* all aeaeofi. Th*- Mr*. Irene Brennan, Victor A quick recheck followed, "Mol- ■ Passed a moment In which Mlsa got a wife an’ five kids, I’m gonna ment.’ Eva Shorb, Massllon,' Ohio, While hto performjmce over- known men in the state In semi-pro weekly motorcycle meeting at the famous Helen Wills Moody-Helen Newport. He supplies the young Chicago 11-1, New York 3-8. Is proceeding apace. ley" Yearns ''Malley" In the rec- leave you go dls time. But keep Janet Shock, Dayton, O., and Elplse to 36-hole matches In the semi-finals circles and has a lot of valuable of the American League. surprised If you see an. outfielder **rl*a WiU contlnu* *aeh Sunday ua- e, Enils Calll*, Mrs. Julia Clara Fenlmore made a monkey out shadowed anything In clay target cinder track within the Bulkeley o__ V , . .Jacobs' tennis feiid may have come blood demanded by the cup commit- suddenly disappear in the outfield Boston 13-14, Cleveland 3-12. U1 tbe honors have been decided. »- mford, Thomas Conn, Aaron Roof beams have been raised on ords, and a more masculine assign- of the most nimble-throated colora- outa da Bronx. Or else.” Briese, Kenosha, Wto., are easy on history, the 32-year-old farmer had Friday and the final title battle experience in this line. Tbe selection Stadium. f,.^ * place I to an end with the withdrawal of tee in building for future cup de- Detroit 13-8, PhUadelphU 5-3 one wing of the I>utch Colonial ment waa made. “I wUl,” promised the Uttle the eyes. Saturday over the sam4 route. Lisman will be on* of a . trio Of *****‘' ^ Indiana Mrs. McK>dy from the national cham- when it gets dark, If lyou hear SU SIMM la OnSMT Mr*. Olga Davis, Mr*. Fannie structure, and workers are placing tura soprano that ever lived. .Then a chance to lift his string almost of a .coach has not yet been made fenses. Wood, though, still brilUaht screams for help, Ignore them,' It Washington 6, S t Louis 6 (12). EUlott, Thomas Ferguson. Mrs. Kinks Parker rushed Into the room. Cheeae eagerly. "Honest to Gawd, out of the realm of possibility aa he Favored players and “dark horses” and there are several candidates for iptest rider* competing tonight In yuterday when Jimmy Foxx pulled plonshlps because of neuritis, but at times, Is of the old guard. Eastern Six rune in th* flrat cUaek- atone for the other wing. I wlU. You’re a white guy. Bull. studded both brackets. , / Davis Cup committee has The House of David Idea was Binghamton. 13, finmlra 5 (night). Fraher a big lead and th* aoutbpaw May, James McCullough, Wil LEWIS TOWARD DECISION larly armed, came Mr. SpaldinI, Just program, a feat which never be- fighting, stlU rated the favorite’s Plan Other SpAte ^ to move out of aecond. • n delivery. Th* PA’a put . Russell, William J. Shea, Mr*, The Local Country Club. napolis, medaUst in 1935, and th* Thsra has been a long felt want for Eastern and th* New Ehigland than batting practice. They ham- are Bobby Riggs, Donald Budge and gentle fans, exponents of the whlb- National is M. Shearer, Joseph Skone- leader, toward a decision today on Mrs. Cllpstack In the dead of night. bridge, It will cost 3TOU $6. That’s Tomlin swept aside has been in the prospect. ()f meeting capable opposi- "The little so-and-so”; Hunt com- key Idea right In our own backyard W. L. two aboaM with non* away In tks It was all too much for the our usual rate.” books since 1923,.i'' some team to represent the east championships. FoUowlng the vic- mered out 21 hlU, mostly in the Gene Mako. mented. "He hasn’t got a thing ex third but a great catch by Tliiimar Mr*. Elisabeth H. Smith, Jack- the question of Intervening In the • • • Indian HUl golfers captured three tion all the way. side and there are a lot of promis- tory of Beny Kaufman In the na-' first three innings. The second Rivals Don't Speak this evening. Of course the team Pittsburgh eeeesea* 68 43 Washington, Aug. 24 — (AP) — internal strife of the United Auto- snakes. In a wriggling body they of the seven prizes awarded In the Hlestand, In adding 206' to his cept stamina. I can beat him every can piny baseball, whisker* or not in deep left flald foul territory and Btratton, Sedrick Straughan, disappeared under the bed. .But With the exception of Uie repre- The chances of Walter Burkemo, ing youngsters for aU these sports. tionals, Lisman stepped out in game, however, saw (Cleveland gain Riggs and Hunt have a "hate” on day when my game's working.” New York ******** 64 49 Sylvester, William J. Thom*. The , Smithsonian , Institute, an- mobile Workers, women’s one-day Invitation tou^a- string yesterday, won the North of DetrolL were '!weU llketf ’ _ by search of other title* to cover hla In addition they are. a , colorful lot Cincinnati . * A • ea* s 4. a ,6# 51 then another almost against tha not before Sally and -Mrs. Hark- sentatives from gangdom,' the com- American clay target -cbamptons)ilp If the organization plans are per- a.6-1 lead... Then Foxx- hit hla 34th that promises , to become, claasio; The Rig**-was equally scornful of achoOlhpuse turned back twb John J. Wallett and Miss LllUan nounce today It had acquired speci- One group,' headed by expelled ment coinduct€«l at the Marichesto'r many observers. He captured m4dal- fected the club will be a permanent disappointment in falling to win the homer of the season and Manager two young Californians don’t and could make the grade In organ- Chicago . . . eeeeeo.eea 61 S3 mens of TO meteorites In the last neaa had added their screams to pany filed out And aa .they went (or tbe third time in four yeara, but top title of all. He giabbed the Hunt’s game. Intimates say he has ized baseball with or without whisk- threat*. Fraher only allbwad four Toung. vtce-presidenta, asked Lewis to ap- those of Miss Fenlmore. they heard the dulcet voice of Bull Country club yesterday afternoon. he was forced to beat Ned Lilly, lat honors with a 141 total, getting one. Joe Cronin clouted two to pitiduce speak to each other how, and by “had It In for Joe” since three sum- Boaton . . . . 64 66 Eastern championship ai New Jer- er*...... , clean blto but Infield errors, gays New Member* year, so that Its ..collection of 700 prove a special convention which Kinks took the floor. Griffin. A field of 2H entries competed In 22-year-oId Michigan State cham- a 69 yesterday on the new eighteen, The organizers also have another a 10-10 tie going Into the ninth. next year, when they probably will mers ago, when their California as-* Brooklyn ., 63 69 represents. more than half of .those sey and then hurried to Hartford to Once upon a time there was a • * * him a few anxious moments until new. member* added to the would vacate all union off,ces except "What the dcvlTs’ going on?’’’ he "Geer,” Mr. Griffin waa saying, the event from Indian HUl, Norwich, pion from Stauntrtslng gentleman by the name of \ MENS SHOPS atripbed the covers' from the bed. the top step. titles of his own. He won the 2 ^ hit flinging. John Rlgney gave of Mme Sylvia Henrotln and Mrs. Hazleton .. . ••*****• 71 49 with a great ahoeatrlng catch. • • • Mlsa Mary McGurk of the local clul) at 142 strokes, met Chase FShnon tended to every one Interested in only four more blows In the night- BUDGE-MAKOSHLL .«ule Murphy spotted the chap, But the PA’a could not broak Mwoiefmttw•If UAt H fipMt "Gosh," said Kinks, "wouldn’t won the low putU prize with 30. mile national title at Springfield, 111., Dorothy Andrus. . .. sighed him to a contract and he Is Albany . . . . » a o'* * a * * 61 60 UBOR LAWS CHANGES The movement brought to light It be something if a sane, sensible of Chicago. playing footbaU. Emphasis is placed cap, but Bill Dickey’s 21st homer Elmira ..... «•••*•*» 61 through Fraher'* burling. Tha soft Leaders One public links honor was decid- Sunday. Australia’s Nancy Wynne and here this evening In Manchester and 69 a pitiful object. The Little CSieese, person showed up here sometime? on local players, that la those who and Lou Gehrig’a 2Sth produced Hartford ... • • * * « * * * . 56 59 spoken left hander waa constatent ed yesterday. Los Angeles' unit of Thelma Coyne, top-seeded on the In deadly danger of an attack by the w'hite as a ghost, lay on his back. One. Just one.” NATIONAL LEAGUE Uve In Manchester,, Tba meeting wlU enough runs for the Yanks to win SET DOUBLES PACE torelgn list, were bracketed against local barbers. Wllllamaport a .• • * s a a 56 66 in hls other atarto in thla round and BOYS’ Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. '2 4 .- TWIN.BILLS SLATED McCormick, Erickson, George Lance be held at seven o’clock sharp and 3- 1. (AP) —American Federation of One hand covered his eyes. , His Don't bring up Impossibllitlea Batting— Lombardi, Cincinnati, Virginia Wolfenden and Patri(ila Business Is bad enough In Man Trenton .... •see**** 65 65 allowed only one run and four hlta. face was convulsed with terror. And at this hour, my dexr,” said Sally. .359; Welntraub, Philadelphia, .337. and Nell Whitney won the Harding if arrangements are completed aa Last Night *s Fights The NeW York Giants sliced Wilkes-Barre 45 78 In fact Fraher practically pitched Labor leaders placed at the top of half game off Pittsburgh’s National Canning ■ of San Francisco. Both Chester, especially among the bar- DEPARTMENT the nerveless fingers of his other Good night.” . IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Runs—Ott, New York, 93: Good- trophy, awarded the four man team quickly as ths organizers hope the matches promised plenty of keen ber profession” stated Whltey Cur- Moriarty* to . the second rouj^ win. their legislative ''must” list today, hand still held his gun,. Hla Ups She waa wrong. . It wasn’t im- man, Cincinnati, 88. with the low,- 36-hole stroke aggre- first practice wiU be held imme- By ASSOdATBD PRESS League lead as they hammered proposals for Clongresslonal revatnp- Larry French and Jack Russell for Seek To jSain Senu-Finals Of competlUon. like the other two ran thla morning, “ without having a TODAY’S GAMES Thursday, Friday and Satiirday, were working loosely, but he ut- possible for a person in full pos- Runs tMitted In—Ott, New York, gate, with a toU lof 584 shots, three diately afterward*. It Is planned to Detroit ^ Im m y Adamlck, 190, quarter-finals, which pitted Dorothy bunch of Rip Van Winkles wander- our Boys' Department features ing of two Important labor laws— tered no sound. » session of hto senses to visit the New York. Aiig. 24.—(AP)—The strokes under 'the record set In 1987 have an eleven game schedule and Midland, Mich., outpointed George seven bits and six runs In tbe first the Wage-Hour Act and the Wagner 90; Medwlck, St. Louis, and McCor- inning and a 6-2 victory over tbe Bundy and Dorothy Workman, the ing around town InatUIlng Ideas Into Nattonal these worth-while savings for The first , thought that occurred Pennlngton-Parker Restatortum. National League tr Board Act. to Bull CSriffln's evil mind was Such a one appeared on the follow- tbe following date# for playing off was second at 586, with Detroit New York —Vince Pimplnella, Chicago (Cuba. The Pirates barely - . g j j l j WRESTLING | The Federation’s Executive Coim- 164; Medwlck, St. Ooula, 142. West Side Meeting mansiged to break even with the Mme. Rene Mathleu of France, and New York at (Chicago. attired. that the Little Cheese had had a ing morning.. tie games, postponeil i^mea and ■Doubles —^McCormick, Cincinnati, third at 689. Sacramento’s squad There will be a! football practice ISO, Brooklyn, outpointed PhU Furr, Jadwlga Jedrezejowska of Poland, Chester tonight It will be from totem Philadelphia at (Cincinnati. cil. President. William Green dls- rendezvous "wit dls dame.” "ITien (To Be Oontinaed) schedule changes; . ^ 149%, Waablpgton, D. C., (8). Boston Bees, taking a 6-0 shutout Longwood Courts. By ASSOCIATED FBE88 and Medwlck, fit. Louia 33. had a 607 total. ^tomorrow night at the West Side from Johnny Lanning In the opener, “ >d the, aecond-ranklng foreign en- poles at Nebo.” Brooklyn at St. Louis. Indianapolis—Buck Weaver; 181, cloR.ed, agreed to aak Congress for At Boston—Sept. 16. Plttshurgh round at 6:30. AU footbaU Los Angeles — Georgte Crouch, try of Kay Stammers and Margot Getting in touch with Moose changes' In the Wage-Hour meas- (2); SepL 25. New York (2). Triples—Mize, St. Louis, 13; Gut 139, Los Angeles, stopped Andy then going 14 Innings to pull out a American I Terre Haute, Ind., defeated SUant Bell Shirts teridge, St. Louts, ll. in town are invited. Morlar- 4- 3 decision on an error after hav- Lumb of England, against Mrs. Swaney early this morning the (Chicago at New York (2). 'Rattan, 179, Indianapolis, two out of ure, and has under conatdefatlon At Brooklyn—Sept. 4. Ndw York iSfISiaD flY 'S»ST IlR S Scrivanl, 138%, Chicago, (9). Bo*ton, Aug. 24—(AP) Com- Harry Hopman and Dorothy Steven, Bizes 8 to 14H- ^^'hlte8■and V Home runs—Gdman, Cincinnati, hers will sponsor the team Houston, Tex.—Tony Bruno, 162, ing. 22 runner* left on base. writer told him of. the scheme to Detroit at Philadelphia (2). I three falls; Juan Humberto, 284, Patterns. ■ Regularly 79c. proposals for drastic changes In the' (2); Sept. 8. Philadelphia (night Idlng the plajwrs show enough petition In the men’s section of the son of Australia. trim his players, not oh the base- Clieveland a t Boston. National Labor Relations law. gams): Sept. 16, St. Loute (2): 28; OtL New York, 27. By ASSGCIA'ITO PBESS Houston; outpolnjted Stanley Haa- Red* Gain On Cub*. Mexico, beat Jim Coffield, 218, To- Explorer Waits Three jstoton haaas—Koy, Brooklyn. -IJ: rilarast. Any one Interested should Cincinnati’* . Red* gained a. two- national doubles tennis tournament, The father-son and veteran*’ dou- ball field, but on the chin. St. LouU at Washington, Ipeka, Kaa. (Ckiffield,. winner of. first.. Amendments to be- sought for Sept. 18, Chicago (2)j SepL 30„ rato, 157, Brooklyn; (10). “Nonsense," shot back the Moose, Pittsburgh (2). • *, 4 larvagetto, Brooklyn; Hack, Chica- Whltey Moore, Red*—HU five-hit I report to Nick Angelo who wUl have New York — Harry Balsamo, game taargta over the Cube' by became an all-American affair for bles were scheduled to be reduced . E a s t e r n '■ ''' fall. Unable to - come . back after Now -T > 67c both measures wlU be aimed at charge of the team until further trimming the PhlUlea, 3-0, on Whit- to the quarter-finals stage and a 'we’ve had closer, calls than this. Wilkes-Barre at Hartford curbing broad administrative and At Philadelphia — Sept. 11, Bos- go; Schaireln, Philadelphia: and pitching shut out Phillies, 3-0. 161%, New York, stopped Young today only, due to a epllLup of the These barbers are a Jot of bunk. (3).- Humberto won aecond); Chris Za- 2 fer 81.2& Years To View Glacier ton (2): SepL 16, Cincinnati (2); Vaughan, Plttaburgh, 11. '' Thornton Lee, White Sox, and plana are made. Terry, 167%, Trenton; N/J.,^ (1), ey Moot *’* five bit flinging.. Terry a ^ t made In the atax-studded mix- Hazleton at: Trenton C2), jhariaa, 219, Pueblo, Otfle.; wotK t n m ' • ■quasl-Judlelal power# dblSgateid by .■S' , . Moore’s hofner' with the bases full quarter-finale matches. ed dduhlea competition.' JWiy they get a chap In a chair and Elmira at Binghamton. Congress. SepL "IS, PltUburgh (2); Sept. 20, Pitching — Blanton, Plttaburgh, Lou Gehrig, Yankees—Lee set down before they are through they pay {Eli Fischer, 234, New Yorl^ dia- 10-3; Watneke, SL .Louto, L2-3.„, ,.. Yanka vrith seven hits and. clouted started thb SL Louis Cardinal* off Tbe tournament committee sche- Albany at Williamsport. {qualified. , „ WUg, flJlO and BlJia O ra ^ BDIIORV NOTE:—YeMerday, Tiength' 44) mile* or 'more. Weather to -a 9.T victory over • KooMyti. ■ duled enly-two'metrttetf'ln-that divi- off the mprtgaga jon th* homeland ‘^^A ^^ttoburgh^A ug; 25. PhUa- AtodnacAN Lea gue h(>mer a# Sok' opener, ' 11-8; put money In the bank. We’ll set ' Bradford Washborn, 37-year-old prevented further flights on that ex- delphla (2).; Aug. 31, New York Batting — Travis, Washington, Gehrig’s four-bagger with on* on Detroit’* Tiger* captured fourth sion thIBSaftern'odb, giving tiie last explorer and leader of the Har- pedition. tn the American League by- th* three of the 10 .foreign entrants and NIKE DEUNEV WINS up a machine gun In right and left MARITIME BOARD BEGINS (2); SepL 2, St. Louis (2). .352; Foxx, Boston, .347. won mght-cap, 3-1. field thl* evening,” chortled Moose, SLIP-ON SWEATERS 79c vard L'niveralty-Matlonal jueo- On August 6 of this year, Pilot At Cincinnati-Aug. 26, Boston Terry Moore, CardlnaU — HU smallest possible msirgln—with a one domestic pair a welcome Most All Sizes. Runs—Greenberg, DetrolL 102; JS044 average to Washington’s Breathing spell. “and then we shall see what we grapUe Society expedition to the Bob Reeve apd I made a five-hour (2): Aug. 30, Brooklyn (2). Gebrlnger, Detroit, and Foxx, Boa home rim with bases loaded paced FIGHT BY KNOCKOUT ■hall see. Tell ’em for us thkt we ENROUING SEAMEN Isolated St. Ellas Glacier .range m flight eastward from Valdes along At CThlcago—Aug. 25, Brooklyn 18-hlt attock that trimmed Dodgers, ,5043—aa they wall(^ped the Ath- Don Budge and Gene Mako, the Sale Of ton, LOO. letics' twice, 18-5 and 8-3, while IT. B. hopes, will attempt to gain started these whiskers in March and Boys’ . Covert and Alaska, told of dtooo\-erlag a con- the whole northern edge of th* St. (2): Aug. 28, PhUadelphla, (2. moved Runa batted tn—Foocz, Boaton, 9-7. will keep them until November or WASH SUITS Gabardine nectloa between the glarler peak* Ellas range and photographed some up from Aug. 29). innksy Higgins and Jimmy Foxx, Sale of H ats the Senaton took a single 6-5, 14- the semi-finals at- the expense of December.” 124; Greenberg, Detroit, 101. Washington. Aug. 24—(AP) — 1,500 square miles of absolutely un- At St. Loul*-7-Aug. 28, Boston Red Sox—Higgins got pair of dou- Inning decision from the St. Louis Russell Bobbitt and Frank Guem- Beats John Kails Of East Sizes 4 to 10 W'ASH SHORTS The Maritime Commission, began and the ooeatal range. Today he Hits —t>ewto, Washington, and AD the Ifitest styles in popular brand hata at ereatly Browns. Hank Greenberg’s homer, eey, the brilliant southern young- "Then,” confided the veteran, “we Regularly Jl.OO distributing blanks today fer en- M is more ahoot discovery of the explored country lying south at Us (2, moved up from Aug. 29); Aug. bles and three singles and drove in reduced prices. Hampton In'^ Second Start: wet the whisker*, when It Is cold Odd Trousers Sizes 6 to 16 SO. PhUadelphla (2): Aug. 81. Phll- Rolfe, New York, 152. 5 runs a* Sox beat Indiana in open- keeping him eight days ahead of sters who eliminated Ferenc Pun- rollment In Its Seamen's "rralnlng largest glacier ice B)-stem In the Chitina river. On our flight last Doubles^—Chapman and Cronin, Bans Ruth’* .1927 record, and Rudy cec and Franjo Kukuljevic of Yugo- Eddie Elm In Action. enough outside, walk out let them Entire stock of trouaers reduced, Buy that dxtrm pair Now 77c Reg. Sl.eO and $1.50 world,.ootolde the Polar loe caps). Saturday we obtained over 200 pic- .adMphla>(2). er, 18-3; Foxx’* second circuit blow freeze and break them off. That’s now at a great saving. Now 77c schools. "A Boston, 32. of game, with three on, won second York’s 28th marked the second slavia, In their first American com- Enrollment for the present will tures which showed the entire Tiger triumph. ])*tltlve start. WUbur Allison and the payoff for the barbers and I I By BRADFORD WASHBL'KN course of Tana and Bremner gla- Triples —Haatb, Cleveland, 14; game, 14-12. Mike Delaney, local 147:pound suppose they have broadcast that Wool Knickers be conflned to unemployed men of INCUMBENTS RETURNED A'verlU, Cleveland, 12. Buddy Myer^ Senktors— Singled Johnny Van Ryn, the two-time for- $6.00 Values ...... Now Boys’ .Long the merchant sendee. Officials said, Written exclasively for the Asso- ciers, 9nly whose very tips have $5.00 Mallory Hats $ 3 .6 9 mer winners, will oppose Bobby amateur, mad* his second atart at fact from coast to coast and the SlzM 6 to 18 Home run*—Greenberg, Detroit, with base* loaded In 12th be beat MONTANEZ Of ACTION news la spread in every hamlet and V4.39 'R««. $1.50. Wash Slacks however, they .hoped at least 3,000 ciated Press . hitherto been seen. « 43; Foxx,'Boston, 35. Riggs of Chicago, and Bryan Grant th* Sandy Beach Arena at Crystal men imd 300 officers eventually Cordova; Alaska, Aug. 24.—(AP) Glacier 20 Miles Long BY MISSISSIPPI YOTE Browna, 6-5. of Atlanta. * vUlage and all the genUemen of tbe. $5.50 Values Now . 1 ...... |1.2fi Sizes 6 to 18 may receive training each year. Stolen bases—Crosetti, New York, Johnny Lannlffg. Bees, and Maios New York, Aug.-.S4—(AP)—Pedro lahs last night and came through ■hear* and razor* are waiting for ...... Now V 3 . 8 9 —We had planned this flight in (to- We also discovered a new glacier 19; Lary, Cleveland, 15. Brown Plratoe — Lnnning white- The survivors In ths lower half Reg. $1.95 Reg. $1.29 tal! for more than a year, and I hgd over 20 miles long descending west- Montanex return* to big Urn* box- of the draw, Harry Hopman and with a knockout triumph over John u*. I *uppo*e,” sighed Swaney, “it Now ...... $1.60 Now ...... 79e Jackson, Mias., Aug. 24.—(AP) . Pitching —Ruffing, New York, washed Bucs, 6-0, on six hits tn first $4.00 Burton Taylor 42.98 inig tonight when be meets Orville KuUs of East Hampton. KdlU will be a close shave anyway you $4.95 Values -... .Now been anxioua to make the flight for ward from Copper river toward Mt. game; Brown’s sU-innlng reUtf Leonard Schwarts of Australia, Blues. Browna, Reg. $1.50 three years. Hawlclns. We aLw made certain that ■Mtoalasippl wUl be represented ^ In 17-4; Chandler, New York, 12-3. DrouUlara, Canadian lightweight, in Yvon Petra and Bernard Destremau weighed 145 pounds. In hla first look at It, Well, It’s Just one of V3.89 Grays Nqw ,99s DEATH HOUSE EMPTY the 76th' Oongrea* by the same pitching enabled Pittsburgh to win a ten round bout in Madison ^ u a re •tart a week ego, young Delaney those thing* dnd we do not scare I had my first (uaplcion of the ex- Bering glacier and Seward Glacier, TICKETS FOB GAME second, 4-3, in 14th. of Franca, Oardnar MlHoy of Miami, $4.50 Values '•rnaia * Now istence of a huge glacier- when Pilot were actually connected to form one Houad delegation that' handled It* .Garden. and George Toley of Los Angeles earned a decision and hla showing a bit,” be concluded $3.89 Harry Gumbert, Giants—Scatter- Montanez, a leading contender last n ig h t. Indicates that he may Zapatka plan* to use either Far- Regular 25c FIRST TIME IN YEARS Bob Randall and Robert Bates of Immense 10 mile valley, the glacier national affair* for the past two Manager Nick Angelo of Morl- ed Cuba’ ten bits and drove tn two and the rightly regarded A ustr^en Philadelphia and I made the ilrat extending unbroken all the way years. $3.50 Hats $ 2 .3 5 for the lightweight championship Davie Cuppers, Adrien Quiet > and have a promlalag future in tbe fistic rand or Witchowaki against tbe $3.95 Values arty Brothers announces that be runa vith * 1 ^ 6 aa GlanU won, 6-2. until Lou Ambsrs cooled )>lm off last sport bearded gentlemen and might pos- KNICKER HOSE, now 19c flight around 19,850 fact high Mt. westward from St. Ellas. Our photo- Voters In a Democratic primary . Charley (jehrlngbr and Rudy Jack Bromwich, will not compete $2.89 Trenton. N, J.. Aug. 24—(AP)— still has a number of tickets left for September, plana ' to chaDange again until Thursday. ' Eddi* Elm, ‘ Manchester mlddle- sibly send ()uartua to the mound. Logan from the Canadian side in graphs show it In detaU. * ireaterday gave substantial majori- York', Tigers—Ciehringer belted •'•'•re e'eJtrC eiaie Electrocution of- two negroes for the Gas Housers game at the state Henry Armstrong tor tba latter’s AU eight at the women's jb welght who is 6ae at the most pop- The practice aesalon of the House $3.50 Values March, 1985. We believe this nsw glacier th9 ties to six of tbe seven incumbents. prtoon at Wetbarsfleld this Saturday homer, double and single aa Tigers lightweight crown If he gpts past of David is well worth g e t t ^ over a 76-cent robliery-slaylng Irft. New Weather Bloekad More FlUhto The seventh waa unopposed for re- the quarter-finals swing into action ular amateurs in the state, returns Jersey’s death houae empty today largest ice system oa earth except afUmooB. Tbs tickeU are free and routed A'S in opener, 13-5; York’s Droutllard. The Puerto Rican la a to Nebo early to see. They pull On that flight I eaw this vast loe thla morning when the defending to th* wars at Capitol Park la Hart- $2.95 Values • • a ' a a ' a * $ 2E tor tba first Ume In four yeara. for.the Polar Ice cap*. Bomlnatlon. will be given to fans who daslra four-bagger with two on proved de- 5 to 8 abot to win. Young Chappie off all kind* of stunts but puU their field stretching westward aa far aa Headwinds bamperod our progress Balloting was lighL due to lack them as long as they lasL Fans ciding margin in 8-3 second gam* cbamplone, AUce Marble and Mr*. for tomorrow night in oa* of the $2. Smalley Burrell and WlUiam A. at Albany, N. Y„ meet* Al D a :^ Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, play their feature evento oa th* card. Elm la real stunts in the “pepper” game. Brown, both 24, were executed laat th* eye could reach. W* were not and It was neesaeary for us to land of i^Uonal iasue*. Tbe New Deal must fuzBtoh their own triuaporta- triumph. undefeated Brookljm lightweight, tn The game will start at 9 o’clock sure, boerever, that its we*t*re'%id wss not involved In the campalgas tkm to the gam* and must he at the GLENNEY’S first match. They drew a first aUted to oppose Irish BUly Taylor OB th* beach a t low tide at C ^ one of tbe aupporUng bouts, a six promptly and according to advance night for fatally hatting Wauam round b3re and advance yesterday In a bout that saewia eertaia to be 1. HotMr, 65-year-oIfi' Pialsboro with Bering glacier, which Yafcatagm where w* refUetod from a wagxd. '^iptal voU flar th* atata was petsoB net later than 1 o’clock Sat- Bla^hemy U atiU a round affair. OB a dafanlt' that sMved them notices every player named wUl put - IT, J if f , , ths tafiu flR.i to WF—rMNWt M A KCBESTES EVEWPCQ B8B ALD, H A N C B n T EE, CO N N, WED NESD AY, AUGUST H I f iS > - I9W SLVB JtAHCBWnOl |TO«N O HERALD, Mj^NCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,198B ~ BOOTS AND HER BU!)I)f^ Underneath It All By M A .sox w/k doxxaL « osh, ^ vac BABS 1\ X)4D6y. N600XCWK HANOy SENSE and N O N SEN SE AVt XA’ X\V«t *. SO MOCK ,IN KVfc f O f t ' X K t . ______AIBOOX KMA IK) ALL TAKT dOBX CANa Wi,UP. COtSXOAVnMS ¥m PACt-VOKV.MN 7AOOQ\XB ^ Boo-Roe Over Woo XKCVXEMSNX VOVXK OXKWl S o y s l Vtv* BO SWMWa. If you w»re bu^ h el^ fhiA Play ,«.\(9KX opt xaCkl I , And cheering people Who are i I try to act so up-to-date, hut eeaw- BO OBTBMVttMCD AMD Although jrour heart might Ofihe a bow I can’t moke It. HOIKBC3k PflCI. XML X W N S % XMAX H O B t hit, ~ I go so for—then something eracks. oxhu^ iv a o w s xamb You'd .seoB-fiMrgetto^notteaR. : ri guess 1 Just eon’t tabs it. •njoylng folriy good haalth. Any .W m ^ n gfon Dmj^ooik- I pick up all the new slang words; AUTUMUH1I.es KUK SAIrB 4 HOU8EHULD GOUD8 51 APARTMENTS->FLATB~ of tbd follooug may be prassnt: MOW O6o~-Poor Mr. PUionI Re’a then oh, hew I tefilct ’em lost AMD rOUNO 1 TENEMENTS U Health and Diet Eating too little; eating too rapid- oaly been married a UtUe men than On patient souls, who look oskones A SAFE PLACB TO BUT. BChsl- HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture ly; luiliig meola wtaieli ore not prop- and think Pm fad’s worst vic- lost—FSHAUE fox hound, whit* bargalna. 3 uoms furnltura 376. PRESTO N GRO VER a year, but Tm afraid bo ouffdn with brown •arx. Reward. Teie- IBT ' Motor SslBB Inc. Dodcs*Fiy* erly balanced; drinking too much . from matrimonial dyspepola. tim. mouth Sslda and 8emea. Canter Cagy terina. Phone or uniU for FOP RENT—3 AND « ROOM ApU. Advice liquid with meats which flUs up-the But leys to ms’s s sacred thteg; and SI'S, John Adama, ToUand. “Courtaey Auto’’. Alberta Furni* Mro. Peebleo—What in tbo world str Oleott at. Phone 3101. Open CaU 3W , MidUnd Apta. By DB. FBAMH tMXnr stomoeh before enough solid food la la that? Maybe that’e what’a wrong that's'Why Pm te tears— •vanlnga. ttra Op., Water bury. Conn. taken; and the consistent selection ly^ahlngtim—For-.Ta loag ttme^ltove, lt does, but la ths balanoe To think pure love now takes the FOR RENT—FIFE room tenement, of foods lacking the 'vitamin B need- Washington bos' bbeii hunting evid- of the ortide he loads on the Presi- with my huabond! automo biles wik sal e 4 FOR SALE—FOLDING couch, bed, dent enough outright praise —- If Mioa Ooo--Oh, hla wife doerot count, it’s withstood along for 1937 FORD DB LUXE tedan, 1936 with gU Improveinenta, garage, re- OAININO WBIO0T ed to keep the digestive tract In ence of a break between Preoldent years. Ford deluxe coach, 1935 Ford de living room chaira with leather not worship — to coll for thinking o g m with him. WEKK B5ND 8PECIAI,—1»3'' PJy- cently redecorated. Oreenacre aec- good working order. RooMvelt. and Pootmaster General In olden times men pitched the aurnth. 1937 Dodge, 193« Pontiac, luxe sedan, 1984 Ford deluxe sedan cuablona. Other furniture, canoe. tlon. Write Bog W, Herald. The constant cry, of the thin per- Destructive mental hoblta may twice. Farley. What then should show up m tbs current ortide there are hay; but here!s a modem view— 1933 Dodge,' 1934 Ford. Cole Mesaler-Naah Inc., 10 Henderson '98 Benton, telephone 4534. son Is, ‘Tf I could only gain some also play on Imporiont port In pro- In life's roeo the man who over- «-«p FOR RENT—SIX ROOM duplex but "Oenlol Jim’s” Mriea of mogo- two other odds and ends of rome- eotlmatea hlmaotf frequonUy looeo. jVhen men moke love, their molds IfOtotk Tel. 9463. Road. Telephone 7358. weight," UsuaUy the very slender ducing underweight conditions. The :ilBrT.M.iiin,iLa,mT.i FOR SALE—OA8 RANGE reaaon* tenement, newly decorated. Call person who la worried, fearful, slne articles packed full of evidence. wbat whimsical nature. Louis hut the eno who under-estimates Fetpond.: ”Tou pitch some wiek- CADILLAC OONVERTIBLiE coup*. FOR SALE—1929 FORD coach A*1 able price If taken, at once. In- 7333. person lacks the normal deposit of anxious, or depressed much of the But the trouble la it can be used to Howe, who woe at once the Presi- hlmeetf aever otorta «d woo!”—Lyla Mydro. iToonerville Folks 1927 model. In excellenfc running condition, very reasonable price. quire 54 Fairfield street. fat under the skin needed to give time Is interfering with thn diges- argue both ways. dent’s light and shadow, mode a By Fontaine Fox order. Good paint and rubber. New FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM tene- Farley In his sdriea of artides Im mistake. Traditionally be was well BodfF^^ta you give au a deflni- The best of us o n Umitsd ta tha Call 4513 between 6 and 7. the body a plump, well-filled out tive processes by bis thinking. As American Mogaslne concedes thar nigh infallible in political Instinct battery. PrlvaUly owned. Phone or ment, all Improvements, garage, appearance and at the same time, a general rule, the slender patient tlea of a patriotic orator? reoUxatloa of our ideoUam ter tha L i t t l e V\fob Vyteo W oRTLCj w h o h a s NfeVER e v e n b e e n s p a n k b p MACHINEKT AND ItlUI^I 51 good location. Vacant Sept. 1st. In- be likes to puU Us punches Just a until the day of his death. It woe Woogy—Well, If you wont my e-tii«l condition of our en’vtrop- (uUl between 7:30 »• »"< ®. P- *" iMka the ro.i«!1 • sul U sis prints, Jags, crocks, bottles, ______STORAGE - 20 WANTED—MODERN 6 or 7 room der person plead with him to eat that Farley was adequately dose (at that tiaie) of the two men wb» eats and dogs? IN STA M PS more but this advice when acted of the first teeth encourages ttie 3 Oar ..,. ve. tl SlSt W BIS silver, pewter, antique and house oil heat, in South Manches- to Rooeevelt — adequately dose, in bod been opponents at Chicago, Clarice—I don’t know, unless its dll srdsrs for Irraralar lasorilBBS need fnrnitnre. A fliif, clean AUSTIN A. CHAMJbERS when you upon seldom corrects the trouble as second teeth to come in at - poor Farley says he was standing shoul- Will bo sbargsd at tbs BBS Uais rata ter. Small adult family, occupancy spite of the differences. hailing a atreet cor. T h e D e pressio n H its collection. Tvant the best In Local and Long Oct. 1st. Call Itaver, East Hamp- the patient haa such a poor diges- angles. Oonsult your dentist. der to shoulder to .the two and didn't •roslal raiss for Iobb tors s*sry Lunch. Shelter If It Rabia tive system to begin writh that he gar advsrtlslns stiraa apoa roqBssL Distance Moving. Dally Expre ton. 448-2. - FDR Loves • Plgkt hear anything about on old potato, Wc think we should refer to It os Ca m b o d ia's B a lle t dds or^rsd bs7or# tbs third sr drtb H. L. Welch, Auctioneer Hartford. Manchester, Rockville. does not get the good out of the OVIrieh for Dedwiiif) Here Is a sample of the evidence but the term took bold and mode gar will bs absrao salr ter tbs as* extra fdod taken when he follows Question: B.- C. writes: "Have at *7toosevelt’s T-deal' teateod of tha 'THEY’RE seeking a balanced 440 HlUsIde Avetine Phone 63S0, 68 Hollister street. WANTED BY SMALL American of a breach the articles present: many nice headlines. "New Deal” tial______BBBibSr__ s( tla.Ibios tbs ad appaar* white family, small single house, this stuffing treatment. lAit decided to try the fruit Juice ”A fact which few people reollM That reminds us of another budget, too, to Pnom P c ^ ad. sbarglBg at tbs rsto samsd but Hartford, Conn. fast for . reducing. Would like to BO bIIbwsbso or rotands eaa bo aiads electricity, garage, MaBcbester or Some of the causes of an under- about President Roosevelt,” says story. Some 30 years ago a Sponiah capital of Cambodia, Far East SB sis tlass''Bgs sleppog aftar tbs weight condition are; Chronic diges- know whether to use orange-JiUce Mr. Farley, "Is that he dearly Morroccon bandit named RoisuU Pre-morital pledges mode when protectorate of French Indo-China. FAINTING— PAPERING 21 vicinity, or 8-4 room lower tene- or tomato juice." love was young require a little Jack- gftb gar. ment. State rent. P. O. Box 123, tive disturbance due primarily to a fight Indeed; this battling kidnaped on American named Per- And to whittle down expenses Ns -tin (orblda-i gisplar Uass BSt faulty eating habits; constipation Answer: It is perfectly all right nai%e of his Is the key In many (llcariA holding him for 190,000 ran- ing up now and then: 63-yesr-old King Sisowath Mont* old. PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon. Buckland, Conn. or auto-intoxlcatlon; the pTteaence to use whichever Juice you prefer. Mrs. (Joldreck—Do yfiu remember Tha Bsrald will bat bo rsapoaslbla 36.96 repapers room, celling paper- respec^to hla whole character. I som. The U. S. put the heat on vong plans to "fire" hoU of his far BMiw tbaa oao laaorrasi Insortloa of focal Infection arising In "sick” Or, It is right to use the different am frtjik to confess that there have Spain but Spain couldn't get RolsuU how jrou used to tell me you were ed or kalsomlned. Material, labor Juices on different days, continuing dancing-girl harem. Re's going to af aar advonlsomsBl ardorod far We A re Now WANTED TO RENT 5 rooms in tonsils, abscessed teeth,' or the sinus been times when I have felt that out of the mountains.. A reporter at going to lavish your wealth on ms? reduce the retinue to a mere 100. Nora Ibaa eno tlmo complete. Ipalde, outside painting. cavities; continued nervous tension for at least five days. Be sure to Tba laadrartoai omlsatos at laaar* town by Sept. 1. Phone 7289. the President from eheer Joy of the State Department wheedled the Oa}dreck—Yea, dear. But the king’s danecra won't root BBblloatloa at adrortltlBg will bo Listing Real Large savings. Work guaranteed. as seen in brain worker combined continue throughout the day what- fight, battled too hard, when a com- Secretoiy of State into sending a Jfr». (Jcldreck—Well, big boy, how Lang. Phone 8308. with lack of sleep; and unwhole- ever juice Is first token In the morn- go on relief. That’s berous* Cam* laalliod oalr br oanoollalloa of tbo pronUsing attitude might have oe* tdegrom to Spain saying: "Perdl- about lavlobteg a dime for a pair bodis actually sufftra a laoor pbargo Bado tor tbo sarvloa raadorod. some mental states. ing: that Is, If you begin with compliehed more than a direct Une eons olive or Rolsuli dead” of new vrtilte ahoestriiiga?- All advarttsoiBOBta aiasi aoatorN Estate LOTS TOR SALE 7 .T Another factor worth mentioning orange Juice, stay on orange Juice shortage, and secondly, and mora CAW'T lb atria, sepr aad trpographr wUb drive.” It didn’t score RoiauU but . It did important, because the king’s ex- (3 PROFESSIONAL Is the type of body build found in throughout tfie remainder of that Does that Indicate Forlsy feels move Spain. Spain simply shelled XEAD IT OB NOT— DO THIS rsgalatlons antoreod br tba pabliab. FOR SALE—BUIUJINO lots on day. You might aloo try grapefruit wives ore ratmbers of a popular an aad tbar roaorra tba right M For Fall Sale SERVICES 22 Strong street Inquire 38 Wood- chronically underweight patient. that the Preeident’s belligerent out tha 3 or acroago at reaaonablo Home for aged and chronic. Rates VY V M i l l II '^SBtrsd by tl'd'eteek noBbt Satardara SUBURBAN PUI^ SALE 7S •cayity; and with the chest being clsssicoL! ballet ArehMologistt prlom we Trill try aiwl 'feasbnabte. Mrs. Mary Olbllh, 39 comparatively underdeveloped. In Questioa: Mlae F. K. I. inquires: Sammy—Tour little baby brothtor hove pretty well esubliahed that Cottage street. reach a etondstUI In 50 years or tance northw^ of Orlando, re- is two weeks old, Is bo? And I cup- move it for yon. Trades NINE MILES FROM TOWN, 120 addition to the space In which the "My broUier has pernicious anemia celved Its charter of incorporation the royal ballet os depicted on TELEPHONE TOUR and I have secondary anemia. I am. leas, the committee adds: pose he la so smart bo con talk al- ^ ... arnuiKed. 3 aalcamen. acres, fields, woods', great bunting- dlgesUve organs must work being "There Is no reason for hys- In 1888. ready. crumbling walls of the Khmers, of a type which does not give these getting well much faster than he is a very ancient dance and was WANT AOS Cuatomera waiting. fishing country, 1-2 mile trout teria. . . The transition from on WiUlo—No, be can’t say things (»isw. \T vmum ret) REPAIRING brook, private swimming pond, 6 organs much room, further difficul- —why?” executed .in the dim centuries withf Aga ara aooaptod aoat tbo talopbeaa Answer; of the tsro forms of increasing to a stationary or de- PROVES SPEEDING USELESS yet, but be can spit at tbo CHARQB RATS gWoa abort room bungalow, excellent condi- ty la often Imposed upon the organs creasing population may on the rsr* talent and emotion. SCORCHY SMITH HARNESSES, COLLARS, luggage by their being prolapsed or -f^en. anemia, pernieloua anemia la the Today, training for the hallaf nside Job By JOHN C. TERRY aa a aoBranlonoa la odrartlaors. bat EDW. J. H O LL and harneau repairing, sport tops tion, garage, fireplace. Taxes only whole be beneficial tc tha Ufa of Vancouver (AP)—Chief Constable It always helps matters to know tho CASH RATES will bo aoooptoa aa 328 yeacC' $500 down 32,700 easy These sagging organs may be sever- more serious and usually requires a is serious business te csiwKviif, THEReiT ruu, pat ue n t it paia at tbo baai* Realtor and curtains repaired DO Cam- the nation. It Insurea the continu- W. W. Foster broke the law to show, your proper ploro.. THE NI6Hf0WLCAFE\ WA T NOTHINO/ EVENINO, POLKS* terms. Eugene F. Healy, So. Wind- al Inches lower In the abdominal longer period of recovery than the Fortunate Uttle girls ehosen for otirrdRVBC Boaa oBtea oa at boforo tbo aaroatb 865 Main SL Tel. 4642 bridge street. Telephone 474U. cavity than they should be and of secondary form. ance of a favorable ratio of popu- motorists they didn’t save much In some parts of tho South the. NO PLACE FORYOO.l COMINS. yocFre Just in gar tollowlag tbo Srsi iBoartloa at ham, Willlmantlc. 1613-8.* lation to natural reaourcca In the time by qieeding. He cut only three the royal troupe begin training at THCCREePB VOONOUPV'VOU aaab ad etbarwiao tba CUa RUH course they are hampered In their Negroes stUl lean to the old-etyle TIME POR THE ROOFING AND aabestoa siding our United States. . . and three-quarter minutes from the oountiy dance. eight But actually their mothers EVEN FROM hPWOR. SHOW- RATH win bo oellaolad No rBoponat. work by being so crowded and push- have been training them for many HEHEy bllllr for om n la talaphOBad ads specialty. Years of experience, | WANTED-^ ed down on each other. ‘ DONnr WORRY IF POPULATION usual traveling time when he ig- At one dance, when the fiddlers wtll bs sssBNOd aad Ibtir aasardsr Workmanship guaranteed. Faint- DROPS nored traffic regulations over four bod realned their bows and token years esrUer. ,, Not that there le gaabst bs gBsraBissd. REAL ESTATE 77 Very often when examining the WRTTERS LOCATE any money te the art About 10 ing .And carpentry. A. Dion, Inc. underweight patient with the FIRST NEGRO TOWN and one-half miles of. city streets. their places on tbo platform, the 81 Wells street. Phone 486(1. fluoroscope, I find this prolapsed Washington (AP)—Don’t get the Master of Oeremonlea rose. years ago some of them setiuOly. INDEX OF WANTED TO BUY a going stock- went on strike for better work- ed dairy farm. Price 34,000-36,000. condition presept. Such'prolapsus Is 'population Jitters.” Eatonvllle, Fla. (AP)—Inveirtlga- HE MARRIED 1,400 COUPLES “Get your partners for tbe next CLASSIFICATIONS EMERGENCY MOWER SHARI’ENINU. repairing. frequently accompanied by poor The national resources commit- dance,” he yelled. "All you ladies ing conditions. But Vacuum cleaners *econditioned. Box B, Manchester Herald. tors of the Federal Writers’ project the ballet does Births WSaSNSBSSSSMSSSSSSSGBBM A I dlgeatton. The normal working tee says that form of hysteria which of Florida report that they have Bossier <3ity, la. (AP)—W. B. and gentlemans dot wear shoes and Key making, lock repairing, safe •BgagaNsaU power of the colon is also usually Is caused by the fear that the popu- aubsUnUated this Orange county Sapp, Justice of the peace, believes stockings take your plocss in de lend prestige. Tbe .J m ) ^ ^ lUriiA^ ••« •*«•••••••••••••• C combination changing. Brailhwaite. LEGAL NOTICES Interfered with, which partly ex- lation of the United States soon hamlet's claim that it woe the first be set something of a record last middle of the room. AU you ladles humblest dancer Dsathr •••o«« D CALLS pi Pearl street. plains why constipation is the rule will start declining is a waste of seeks this. A Cam- Osrd of Tbaabs „,,«,,,,«oo, m B Incorporated town for negroes In the year by marrying 1,400 couples, and gentlemans what wear shoes MQUOR PRRMIT rather than the exception. time. la UsBiorlaN ...•••••••••••ooo ' 9 BIOTICR OF APPLIC.ATlOlf United States. Sapp says he's performed 6,000 and no stockings take your places l Public Paosongot garrioo ...w .M-a HURT IN CHESTER CRASH BESS AHO — Painting—Papoiing ...... tl A M BULA N CE Protoulonal gorvlooa f. tl Bopalring ...... ,tt Fallorlng—Oroing—Cloanlug ... t< ' (D ougan) Middletown, Aug. 24.—(AP)—Jd- Follot Ooodo and Borneo . . . . w. It NOTICE sepr Bard, 32, of Hartford, was* In- Wantod—Buotnoao Bsrnoa w ... M Notice has appeared In this news- jured critically today In an automo- edorotlooal 5630 paper to -the effect that I would not bile accident at four c<#mers In Oonrsoo and Cloosso ...... IT )e. responsible for the debts of my Prtrato Instruollono w ...... tl (H olloran) Chester. Banclng .....I t .A iVife Uepc Henry, but our dinicul- Riding atone, he suffered a frac- bfuslcal—Orainstle ...... it • tlcs have, been straightened out and tured skuU when bis car struck a Wantod—Instruetlons ...... u M 3660 1 now formally retract the previous tree and a pole. FInoorlaJ announcement Hla name was placed on the dan- Bonds—Stooko—MortHsgos — w. tl Suolnato Opportunliloo ...... n tt (Qutsh) / ERNEST HENRT^' ger list at Middlesex hospital Honor to Leon ...... tt VOU SAID HOT OH VOUR life!, I WANTED Bolp and s'ltoottoBar TPBYiffe 60 YOURSELF- Bolp Want4d—Pomsio ...... If 4340 F THAT SHE’S A BUT IF ^ ^ ® . <50IMe 6BB CUMB *TUAT Bolp’ Wsntod—Malo ...... It SWELL GIRL.' OHLV .VOlflL _ Saloomon Wsniod ...... ,tt-A . ANTIQUES AT AUCTION TO .IHB THATl LTAKB tree, PHWBBi Eolp Woniod—Mslo or Pomals.. IT MAINLAND A LONO And stay , 1 GO TO SEE ^ OF IT. ’ Agonto Wantod ...... w.tT-A H OSPIT AL HER JUST Sltuotlon, Wonted—Foiuols . . . . If . At RoWs’ Auction A'aditorium, U. S. Route 6, Bolton^ Ct. TD REACH. TMB.WONT TWERB—/ST Bitoatlono Wonibd—Malo ...... tt Thursday. AliKU'st 25,10 A. M.. D. S. T. ‘tUOHER. IT ? AND LEAST YbULL 0MCE.WE66IE. .Xtnplerat.nt Aronctos ...... M 513T wide Aswirlnient of Interesting;,' Items: Fnrnlture, Some LAND/ TMlS VNAlfflR PLEASE/ tire Stock—Prie—PoultfT—. Vehicle. Be o u r OP Doga—Birds—POU"...... 41 Stamps, Glassware, Cblna, Several Imported Rags’ IS SURE THE , Uro Btofk—V.hleiss ...... w .. 41 Grandfather Clock with Interesting hlstojry’.—pne lot consists RQINS/ WAOTBRI Poulirr and Bopplles ...... '41 of Chests. Beds. Tables. Chairs, Etc. (Some In heed.of repair), • Wsated— Pr.rs— PedHryn gteak 44 W A T ER D E P T . miltable for rabtfiet nial(era,:etc.. Clock. Oaoes and.fiirta, .Few For Sato—Allseellaeeoaa Old Parts. . . , , ' ' . Articles For 6'ala ...... Ample Parking Space Chaira for - Boots snd Aoceasorlss ...... w ^ 3077 coen. t»M »v MA w m e a W ^ :! Butldisg Ustsrtals ...... Luncheon On the Premlaee ' U( t f O 6 - M: ” Yoa wouldn’t hafts hunt your marbles if you’d put ’em ’. i f ' Diamonds—Watches—.Jswotrr .. away every timei where they’re s’posed to be, under the Electrical AppUanoss.:T-Radlo .. (After 5 P. M.) ROBERT M. REID A SONS, Aaetloneera **1 won’t call the cops, if voiluH take Ait Oiristmas Fuel and Feed ...... 41-A 301 Main SU Manchester, Conn. Phene 3193 ' overshoes in the hall closet.” Garden—Fariji— Dslry Prodsets M necktie with you.”] V Bousobold Goods ...... II 7868 Mschinsrr snd Tools Jl bluslosl Insirumsnts ...... It Offtca snd Btors Equrpiasat .... i« M A N C HESTER By THOMPI^ON AND COLL S M V i SORM THIRTY YE APS TOO SOOH Specials sir tbs B t e ^ ...... || IMYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Sparrow Works Fast :______g- XV WsarlDB _Appsrsl-^nrs ...w .. IT ALLEY OOP !WaBt*d— Buy .O. .w.a tt W A TER C O. Up a Tree By HAMLIN BuetS-diotels Bossrts CO you RBAUZE >Me'OE'DUE | eoeoi; f=sLLA-*iH6 AMD MOW. MISS. BaatawTsate MOU KVJOW - 1 HELLA WMITSV- FUOMT SUPESSdTEKJ’ MOe.'TH-HOW ABOUT J MV GOSH, CAN THOSE ___ . Wlttoui Board yk...... tl 5974 SHOULDlPT &1EKI BE i iwBcB JUST -nax- ID TM4EOPF VUTD4 MJAA8 SQ. ^16 is_17M«He 5T Boardare ^Vuetad ..-..nvas^av.tf-A SeVEM DEMY BXCUSEDAIE -V DINMBS7 LONOBR. l i i t M X J DLASTEP'buzzards TAUKIMC5 TO •rtXl, MISB |MCh MISB MOOTTH— PCOKA THMT HOP THI9 Bad! shippino HAVE P^^& UP AND ( • tuatry Board—Baaerts .,M «aa d* THOUSMT it IMDULOi WATER,, and ONB getala—Haetaereats ...... di MORTH - WHITEV WEAkSR CARRIED OL’ WNNV'S S W ELU clA inaa ms OM*/ VDU wvniM/’ T CURRBJTB BAOi op TVle k30S SAYS 'aatad—Bnawa -Board G AttS C O . Wiasr, AMO-> MOWS IT WITM - CARCASS AWAV? FOR"? /,n Its Pat Biaf MBS; HOMBSICKI >*A Vt a t A T e B o m a a U m 61 Ti. •eew Pof Baat *** ••• tt - 5075 Bemua roy Rwt iburbaa_Per Baot tt raatet te Raai eeeeeeeoo ow t> M ELEC T R IC C O . kpeytmewiIt Belldtas ter Sale Mfaeds ’ Pioeartyr ter Bale „ ^ fet Bele 5181 Ats fet Bale •••••••••••••• feeert fii fc t o '-— \\ kibwte tm leU ...... It M Belate ter BxrAange .... 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place has. been vacant for ovar a kind in demand for canning anf Mra. H. Stroag of Cambridge secured In tearing down this build- Edward J. Stentaford of Trinity r. year and Cheney Brothers decided LOCAL FARMERS’ SALES this has resulted in a lack of buy- street hae returned after a visit ing I* being used a* sheathing for Lodge, L O. 6. F., ;of Hertford, NEW STORAGE P L U rr V to dehsollsh the building to remove ers. It 4* just a lull In the local with friend* at Bolton Lake. rebuilding a structure formerly used AIMHITtOWN nand marshal of the grand lodge, Is' tt from the tax list before October farmers’ harvest, but by next week Mi — as a plumbing shop and salesroom. DROP OFF TEMPORARILY U U expected that the supply will ff^eral chairman of the committee ON P O R N R l PLAGE 'This will be converted into a storage L ’ in chitrjfe of the annual field day for Mlaa Marjorie Russell o f New be much gfieater and this will at- plant. Another land mark that has gone I M . ,Wnilam Houm o f BtsMlI all Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges. York City Is spending a part oF her tract more buyers. t n «t who entered St. Fnuicta bos- vacation with her uncle and aunt. Men yesterday afternoon finished to save taxes are barns located on In Between Harvest Lull A f- There was a shortage in the de- Saturday at Hanover Park,.Meriden. B ay*/ Fruit Co. Purchased the work of demolishing the three the south aide o f Porter street, ftal, Hartford, Sunday, waa operat- Arthur Shorts of Benton street, who Mr. and Mra. James B. Hutchinson fects Market; Expect A Big man' for tomatoes ln< the New of 63 Oak etreet. ____ Buildings Owned By George story building at the corner of Pine known as the Waranoke barna, own- Haven market last night .which will npon .^5^ la. district deputy g t « < l. , and ' Pleasant"^ street- owned by ed for- many years by the Pitkina Pick-iJp Next Week, hopes for a large attendance Of " E. Keith • Other Building -probably result in more* Iniyers" ,Cheney Brothera. 'This waa a build- family. The barn was torn down last iYaada Aheni o f Tanner etreet Manchester members and their • Mlaa Florence Sheppard of Operations. w, ~ ~ ~ coming to the Manchester market Carl DiTarhdo of Henry etreet friends. The profits will bs for the Brooklyn, N. Y „ la apendlng a vaca. ing erected by the late Maurteq A. week tmd the land in tbe rear and Sales in the Manchester Auction from now on as the produce for sale ■pend&ig'two weeks at Coven- Odd Fellows home In Groton. tlon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llloriarty and Was built to provide the front will be sold for residential Market are not hlgb. Peaches com- is earlier in the New'Haven market lake. Gbrlstian E. Brown, 67 Eire etreet. George E. Keith . has sold to the four stores on' the ground floor and purposes. ing into the market are not the than In the Manchester market. . MotoHsU were Tuazled^early iMt Bayer - Fruit Company the two tenement* In the upper aectlon. The Mra. M. J. Donahue of JM Heniy There will be no meeting of the storehouaea at the aouthwest corner evening when they noticed felt hats et bae as b^h' guests her sister, Ivlnc along Main street from Mid- Board of Selectmen tonight It was of Purnell Place, In the rear of the Ira. WUllam Semple-Jr, and niece, (ile Turnpike almost “"to Hsynes announced today. Some membera WilHam Semple, Jr., both of Rublnow building. street. It developed that several of ■ the Board had thought there Norwich. truckloa ____ Made of hard twisted yarns— the kind o f lace that will give years of service. We were v4ry Service rested yesterday ct 4:30 p. m. on a fortunate in securing a small shipment of these. No more when these, are gone. Buy these for charge of speeding by Policeman Lubrication and Washing yourself or for gifts. Several patterns. 72”x90’’-band a few 72"x72”. Herman Miiske. Conners will ap- PINEHURST FRESH FISH ■ ■ ■ ...... ' , ------■ ' ■■ ■ Fresh Mackerel looks like one of the best "llsh buys and W« pear In Town Court tonight CENTRAL ■' SERVICE STATION will feature ■' - s a l Mias Gladys Darling of Church 16 ffralnard Place CHAIR SE!TS to Our Third Shipment street has returned home after a Tel. 4778 M ACKEREL (1 to 2 lbs.) lb. 12ie Included In our Boston llsh shipment will be Center Cuts of visit with Mlsa Pri.scllla Warren of EMBROIDER SUBSTANDARDS OF REGULAR 6 FOR $1.00 Farmington.. Large Assortment Swerdllsh, Fillet of Sole and Fillet of Haddock, I ollock. Cod and C A N N O N M A G IC D R Y 18”x36”

whole Haddock. The Mlasea Oretchen and xlTce MRS. ELLIOTTS SHOP Fresh Bcallops...... ^ 997 Main Street Opened Chowder C lam s...... • i”"* "jr Froeberg of Worcester, Maas., are Miell Quo hang Chowders «|Uaris vlsiUng. .at the Jiorae of Mr. and Read The Herald Advs. ■Mrs. Sherwood Tnieman of 160 West Center.street. GRAVENSTEIN APPLES Mlaa Edna Black o f Portland. Pa., They are from Onlley’s Pine Knob Orrhards . . . nice la visiting Miss - Gladys and Mlaa for $i_.00 for wtUiEs pl®# Of* MKure . . . -wr »l»o hav© WeaUliy Appl©« Dorothy Darling of Church street. Here It Is Folks! from Galley . . . both featured at On. Of our best selling towels at regular price. Ihese-towels have slight mlsweaves or on marks

Norman Strong of Hamlin street which of course does not impair the wearing qualities. Perfect for glass and china. Made by a new 4 lbs. 2Sc BIGGEST RADIO VALUE EVER SEEN FA N CY APPLES and Owen Sharp bf Summit street Cannon process. Dries more dishes and does not leave lint. Woven to Insure long wear. Red, have returned from a. weekend visit green, and gold borders. The New 1939 6-Tube BLUEBERRIES ...... to Canada. Superheterodyne The eaecutlve committee o f the

Speelal Thursday! Tender, Long Center .Springs . Uplift Club last night decided to hold the outing, TELEPH O NE PEAS 2 qts.19c Zenith R a ^ o scheduled for September 3 at Lake Other fresh vegetables will be fresh blew Zealand type Hayward.- Robert Brown, chairman After Spinach, Becker’s Green and W ai Beans, Red-Ripe Tomatoes of the transportation committee has at 49c a basket. Summer Squash, 8 for 9c. Gojden Bantam assured the members there will be $ 1 4 . 9 5 Com and Lima Beans . . . Also Shell Beans, and a special on FRESH CUCUM BERS...... 4o each; 8 for lOe ample transportation provided. See and Hear It At . . . William Rublnow of Rublnow*a SALE I f you 'imht to can Clapp’s Favorite Pears . . tomorrow Is returned from New York after the day. and Ihis is about the last week . . and what a low price apendlng two days selecting fall BENSON FURNITURE and RADIO OR large Clapp Pears . . . 16-quart basket, 7Sc: 4-quart basket fashions. Mr. Rublnow advise* that 713 Main St. Johnson Block Call 3535 Me. the Louis X IV Influence is featured W h e el T o ys,

this fall, enhanced undoubtedly by the new film "Marie Antoinette", NATIVf^ CANTALOUPE MELONS Sorry we s o ld ^ t early today . . double supply Thursday which ta having ita premiere show- ing In-New York; ...... -...... W ag o ns, . s m e from Mbsely of Olaslonhdry, others from {Tannoii . hi^ them at I5e each, 8 for 39c. Those we had today would

cot for at least four servings.

UNITED WORKMEN PLAN H A L E 'S S E L F S E R V E Flckltaig or Canning . . Vinegar. *9c gallon. Jug free . . Good etc. The Original Ip New England! ■ Lock Jar Rings . . 4nr Tops, Jars . . Sweet and Hot Peppers . . Pickling Spices . . Small White. Pickling Onions. BIG PICNIC ON SUNDAY

Dromedary Local Lodge To Be Represented A N D H E A L T H M A R K E T

GRAPEFRUIT .S 14 Vi-or,, enns 31c At State^^wide Event To Be

(Sections.) Held .At I>ake Compounce, T H U R S D A Y S P E C I A L S

The fifth nnniial state wide picnic Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. of the A. O, tJ. W., will be held at

Lake Compounce. Bristol, on Sun- TUnefuvrst G/^^en/,^nc. day. .lame.i Splllane, master work- / DIAL 4151 ^ 302 MAIN STREET man of Manchester. Lodge Is the NORTH OF POST OFFICE • ONE BLOCK FROM STATEARMORY^^ P u re La r d Lbs. 2 3 c general chairman and Newton Tag- gart. foreman of Manchester Lodge,

Is the treasurer. The. program will open with a Royal D essert 3 Pkgs. 1 4c

ball game between members of the Manchester LOdge.-'and the "New Ha- ... ven lodge. starting at 10 o'clock. At 11:30 a tug of war will be held and

FREE SPAGHETTI then an egg throwing contest, fol- Fancy Q u ality Rice 2 Lbs. 11c Last Call!

lowed b y‘Boys’ races, girls’ Asce and

a fat mnn'a race. Lunch will be York State These wheel toys are mov- served at 12i:>0 and corn on the cob, Tornorrow Night soft drinks. Ice cream and cookies will be furnished b.v the 'general ing: fast Shop at once if Hampden and Ruppert’s On Tap Lbs. committee, these to go wlM’ the Pea Beans

basket lunch brought by the differ- you want to g:et some. ent members.

At 1:4.5 there will he a reception Snider Spinach 15c TURNPIKE TAVERN to Grand .Master B. (' Marks In

172 West Middle Tpk. ..lust Over R. R. Tracks the main convention hall; Grand In Fancy Glass .lar. ALL METAL ROLLER WOOD WAGONS REDUCED

i E. Pagnni, Prop. '• Master Marks Is from North Da- $6.50 Big Chief Wagon, 36” body with high

kota, the heaclepiarters of the or- 2-Ouni'e Glass Jar Beardsley’s COASTER WAGONS removable side boards. With six roller- ganization. The entertainment committee has REDUCED bearing metal spoke wheels. Just the secured acts from Philadelphia. A for wagon for farm or news'- ^ H O O Dried Beef 2 25c $3.98. Rapid Roller Coaster, hand concert will also be part of paper.route ...... v O e U V r the afternoon program and In the Large .Tar Snider’s S3” body. Extra Special..

evening., starting at 0 o'clock there $2.98 Roller-Bearing Coaster d jO A (X will be dancing. $3.98'Popeye Ball-Bearing Coaster, 33” Manchester Public Market C h ili Sauce 15c Wagon, 30” body , ...... -----*. - -- body. Extra Special— X $3,25

Waldorf ..

VELOCIPEDES REDUCED $4.50 Playboy Roller-Bearing Coaster, 33” MANCHESTER T o ile t Tissu e 5 Rolls 21 c $4.98' Ball-Bearing Front Fancy Fresh Seafood body. E xtra Special— $3.49 TVbeel .. $3.98 TAXI Mflckerel, si riel ly fres h ...... Ib. 10c Red M alaga Grapes Lb, 9c $6.50 Ball-Bearing. Front Fancy Fresh llnlihut ...... 29c lb. DUAL 6588 Wheel and Mudguard . $4.98 Fresh Swordfish — Fresh Cod — I'ollock--- Fillel of KIDDIE BIKES AND

Haddock — Fillet of Sfde — Fillel of Perch PEDAL BIKES REDUCED Ne^co-’.Blue Flame . Oil .. Cook Stoves, Lbs. Pie A p p les 4 15c regular $16.50 Three- e 1 Q

MEAT SI’ECI ALS ' . ' Burner Stove...... vXO .Ov $1.00 Kiddie Bik* ....;.... 89c Fancy Rib T,aml> Chops-...... 3.ic Ih., I Regular $13.50 Two-Burn- Center C6l Pork Chops ...... , - ...... :{,ic lb; BENSON’S Cab b ag e Lb. 2c er Stove > ^-«.0 * 0 • .0 '* • < Veal Jilewv.boneless .1 ...... ______23c lb; $1.49 Pedal -Bike ...... $1,19 $11.50 J Fresh Chickens for hroiling or frying ...... 79c ca. SPKCIAI. SALE Calveii!, Liver, We.stern ,i l b . . $4.98 Hose Pipevifubbec and fabric, mould-- .... '19.78 $T.49 Kiddie K a r . ^ ; . i . ; ;T. s Sugar Cured Sliced naion... >...... I.'ic’lb. tb £ $ I 1 3 ed- hose. 50-foot O O Fresh Peas “ " 2 l9 c lengths...... sP^svIv

AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT $1.75 Kiddie K a r ...... $1.39 Fresh Picked Vellow C orn...... 2.1C d o r . Philco Radios H E A LT H M A R K ET 14” Blair Yankee Special Ball-Bearing Fres-h Picked Lima Beans ...... 2 (|ts. 2'ic Mower. Regular $6.50. Fancy Evergreen C orn...... , ,2.')c dor. ALL METAL PLAY Sale Price ...... vO ."xJ Good Cooking .Apples...... 5 Ihs. 19c NOTE! FRESH FISH WAGONS REDUCED 16” Blair Draw-Gut Mower wit^i 9” wheels. ~\\e ha\-e secured • few .1988 •- Models at, very special prices and .AT OI R BAKERY DEPARTMENT. $1.49 Pa] O' Mine Wagon* Regular $7.98. ^ £ 5 C tO will offer them at savings up to 23 •■o«««8«aan*»na Sale Price ...... vOsOvI Cinnamon B u n s ...... 19c dor. S8I) on some models. Sliced Co d ' Lb. 15'e $1.19

Fancy Loaf ( ’akes. plain or fro ste d ...... 19c ea. $2.25 Radio Special Wagon* Home .Made Roll.s, a fine a.ssAirtment...... l.ic dor. Ready-Mixed Paint, good quality Hnsaed 23 bod3^ \. M ack erel L b. 1 2 i C $1.98 oil paint in outside green or brown. Reg- German Rye. plain or .seeds ...... 10c loaf HURRY!

The few- we have will sell $2.98 Playtey Wagon* Q fi ular $2.90 paint'. To close- ' ^ ^ 4 5

THURSDAY SPECIALS 26 body M out, gallon fast. 'Y our old radio taken BUTTER— Fairmont’s Creamery (Better Butter)...... Scallo ps Lb.23c. » as down payment. Easy ...... 2 lbs. 59c terms! . GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH C ASH SALES. V Cream Cheese. Fairmont’s, 3joz. foil package, 2 pkgs. 17c

Fifney Bulk-Rice (Blue Rose)____ ....,. « . . .2 lbs. 11c CALL 3535 Also Swordfsh, Halibut, Butter- Grapefruit Juice, Royal Scarlet, No. 2 can . . . .3 cans 25c

For Expert Factory Service Bartlet Pears, Royal Scarlet...... largest can 21c On Any Radio fish, Fillet of Haddock, Clams Jack and JillCat Food (cats love it!) . . . .2 Ige. cans 15c

Rinso...... vv.-.;...... 2 Ige. pkgs. 39c

Peerless Pastry Flour...... 5-lb. bag 25c

BENSON BRIGHTR'CXJD PURE LARD ...... 2 lbs. 23c Tin CORK FURNITURE AND RADIO: JW. HAU the CORK JW.HAU MANCHMSTBR. COMN- D IA L 5137-4-WE D E L IV E R 713 Main SL, Johnaon Block MANCHtSTia COHU*

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