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Add to Supply for De- Three Days tFUhout TELij Berlin, June 18.— (/P)— An Washington, June 13.— (ff) Damascus, Sjria, June 13. ilAVIV London, June 13.— (A’)— authorized (jerman source fense Industries Soon. — SumneF Welles, undersecre Steep and Little Food* — 1:10 p. m. (6:10 a. m., e. Rebuff Lebanese capital, while Free the French Empire. There said a torpedo from States will take, Welles aald he has been no preparation for submarine sent her wotUd withhold a considered state French forces had taken two Machinists Told to Go Ruhr Valleju fighting within this ancient though the submarine Nazi Demands ment untU the fun depositions a t villages east of Kissoue, fac comniander knew her identity.) tho 11 survivors weie received place of slaughter. There has ing Damascus 10 miles away. Authorised sourdM Said many from American officials to BraxB been no blackout, no evacug- ships going to England already and were investigated here. The Middle command at Bladings Hit Ba^k to Jobs on Ships On Reds Seen Cairo acknowledged that the Al- tion of women and children to had been sunk and Germany was Sunk by Oertnu SaboiariM In no hurry about participating in ilea Had been "temporarily delay the suburbs. Damascus itsel! An account a t thrir testimony, ed in certain sectors by resistance dtscuBsion of toe Robin Moon inci however, issued by tbe State De During Raid Resumption of Produc Breeding War of Vichy troops,.” but “had by yes is not fortified. Planes Sink dent. partment yesterday, charged ttat terday evening made further prog With a population close to 200,- QuMtlon Exclnalvely Military the Robin Moor was sunk to the 000, Damascus is Syria’s largest tion at Full Speed De ress ih all sectors of their pene- The question was exclusively South Atlantic on May 21 by a traUon.” Many Fires Started in city. British Dreams of Dis German submarine which gave pends on Response to military, these sources said, but Answering With Anns No Signs of panlo 28,000 Tons the paasengers and crew SO min certain American quarters were agreement Nourished Germany's Great Man The population Is displaying ex. Order of Council, utes to abandon the vessel befqce The Vichy government was an giving It a political angle “In order swering with the arms at its com ufactory Region by At cellent morale. There are no signs Of Shipping thereby to further a war psycho By Reports Baltic ^and it 'was toriJMoed and shelled. mand a British overture through of panic. By The Associated Press sis. Wellea was asked for commeiri (Five hundret and forty years Black Seas Affected. madrlff suggesting that to save tack of British Planes. Resumption of full-speed “ And, of course,” U was added, on the statement of a German Frenrti blood it should instruct de- ago most of. the residents were “Bhigland cries In every manner to spokeaman in Berlin that *We slaughtered and Damascua plUag. production on $500,000,000 Germans Also Qaim De- ; Lorifion, June IS.—(P)—British rfeiHM forces to offer no further re- / London, June 13—(87—Many an make political capital thereof.” won’t be butMPsd. ^ American islstance to measures taken by the ed and burned by the Mongol con worth, fif . def^mse shipbuild* . Investigations by German TMll* and English discussions concern Jadustrial building waa b lo ^ teto ueror Tamerlane after'n s Mad stnietion of Eight Brit dreams of a Soviet Ruaslan-Oer Allies “to prevent the enemjkXrop. in g' ih the San Franciwo bay tary authorities were continuing, ing the Robin Moor” and that the sky and numerous fliea were tefeated the Egyptians here and man disagreement bordering on using Syria as a 'base of opera ish Aircraft as Result meanwhile, these sources said, and “whenever any ship with contra tions against them.” started last night in Germany’s le v i^ a large tribute on the city.) area depended today on tbe Germany would decide "in due active warfare were nourished to band rail* for England well The British disavowed a ^ ter- The historic citadel of Damascus response of striking A FL ma- O f Night Activity time” whether or not to say any day by repeated but imconflrm- shoot at It.” l\ great manufacturing region, the riCorlal designs against French Ruhr valley, by a Targe force of is -used now only as a prison and ebinists to telegraphed in- thing concerning the incident. able reports that Berlin demands • Wellea replied that tbe qura- territory and declared again that center for the clvU administration. Germany lists as unconditional on Russia were of such magnitude British bombers in the heaviest structionk from tbeir Interna Berlin; June 18 .-- necessitated to counter German the R. A. F. six planes aritnow- roofed wood juid plaster buildings, their jobs in 11 shipyards. destroyed eight British planes, tbe everything recognised by Interna Informed quarters aald discus- never acquiesced to contraband ' ambitions. ledged missing from the bomber could be easily leveled by aerial Possibility that tbe machinists high command aaaerted today. tional law, such aa munltlona, alone between Sir Stafford Crtpps, definitions of either side to the bombardment, but the narrow chemicals, gu,is, fuel, war vessels, The exchange pt notes — A command. might go to work Monday was Four merchantmen were said to British ambassador to Moscow, present war. French protest ay th4 outset of Within a 80-mlle*lf*ffllte’ in ths S ^ ets, with buUdlngs shouldering voiced by Harry Hook, San Fran- have been sent to the bottom in airplanes and airplane p a iu and and government leader* here were What the United States doe* One another, are not suited for the fightlng/wd ue British reply Ruhr area about three-fourths of dsoo busineaa agent, « h o i set ir' St. George’s Channel and four innumerable other items intended "primarily concerned with Rus- stand on very firmly. WeUe* aa- Germany’s whole coal output is modern military o p e ra tio n for use in battle. — were han&ed through Vichy and meeting SU(iday to consider the others damaged heavily in those alan-German relations.” ■erted, is that both Germany aad London ambassadors at Madrid. m in ^ and about the same pro- aground. council action. He said a ."full and watead and off the Scottish east Condlttoaal Contraband It must be 'emphasised that , re- toe Unfied States are parties t» ])ortion of her iron and steel indus- Only Few Miles Awny- They w e n pupushed today. democratic dlscussitm” would be coast. In addlUon the Nasi Reich lists ;x>rts of disagreement between Practically ^rronnd Damascus ixy IS there. With BriUsh and De GaulIUt col held, followed by a secret ballot. . Flaaes Attaric Haifa many goods as conditional eontra- Berlin nad Moscow and Nasi con (Coattooed Oa Fags Six) The district is linked by a net umna only a few miles from Da. Reuters, .BritlMi news agency, AcUen on this-biggest obstacle Another Next air assault on bahd. These include foodstuffs, live centrations on the Soviet border work of roads, railroads and canals mascus the government took so far interposed to the all-out Haifa, British port of supply for animals, feed, clothing and raw conceivably .fit into the pattern of said i t . was understood In Cairo between closely-set industrial measures today to assure the safe- tl)St the Allies had practically ship construction .effort caine last tbd attack on Syria and the Pales the British diplomatic nerve war towns. Many of these were be ty of French residents of Syria nlgta ifi deference to a “direct re tine terminus of the oil pipeline (Contlnned On Page Twrive) . which, by scaring Russia, .it la Surrounded Damascus and'v.lbat lieved to have felt the weight of and Xjebsnoh during' any disturb quest” from President RoospvClt, from Iraq, waa reported by the hoped herff might force to* U. ,S. parleys ^ tw e e n the opposing the R. A. F.’s blows since the an ce which may arise from the Flashes ! the Executive Pouncil announced. Ugh command. It said tbe raid waa 8. R. into more friendly relations forces with view to avoiding conununlque dealth with (he valley Allied invasion. . bloodshed had delayed entry into Twe Major Threats Ended "Bucceaaful” but gave no details. with Britain and eventual collab (Late BaUetia* el the as a whole without mentioning any It was explained that a cryptic the capital of Syria. center specifically. A t the same time the two re Four British planes were shot ItalyAdmite oration in tbe war. official broadcast lait night which down by night ebaaers and anti Demaiide Under /Study f Boose r ssaes AMeo Tsw Damiascus, with a population of BeBeve Ammunition Hit called on the n a tive to show “h e - maining major threaU to military nearly 200,000, nputedly is the A bomb-btlrst In one railroad airplane output were ended. aircraft guns during a raid on Reliable sources said that de Waaktogton, June 12—(87— pltality and genereity toward for western Germany In which sev Assab^s Loss mands made by tbe Germans bad Boose p s a ^ today legistotteiita world’s oldest inhabited city. yard, the AI. Ministry News Ser eigners” WM an appeal to the A strike scheduled for midnight ,/ DespiteL the . British nports of vice reported, “was followed by a at two Pittsburgh planU of tbe eral civilians were killed or wound been received to Moscow and were exelode from the ooootey sii - ;>opulation to refrain from harm- ed and a number of apartment /thehe imminent threat to the city, succession of explosions in - line, ing^French civilians. Airplaln PropeUer Division of The under study. / ah Associated Press npresenta- one after the other, over a period Curtiss W right Company waa call houses destroyed or. damaged, the Bombarded, Occupied Sir Stafford reached London by ^ 41«.. The invading columns apparent- tlve was able at 1:10 p.m., local of ten minute-- o though a store ed ofi at request of the defense dally war bulletin nld. air from the Soviet capital Wed ■afety. The meosoro sow goes to Destroy PlaneB In Raids By Naval Force After nesday for what was described as the V^te Hoose. The bO t o e * of ammunition had been-hit.” (Oontlnoed Ob Paga: Twelve) Mediation Board. (Conttnoed On Page Two) A t borne: the R. A. F. fighter And tbe A F L Machinists union Two others were destroyed by a trip in line with Britain's policy dlptow tlo and cooaotor ofilr i * command Waa reported to have at the big Consolidated Aircraft chasers while attempting to fly Fascists Withdraw. of having her envoys report peri to deay visa* to turned back a formation Of Mes- Corp. plant in San Diago announc to Norway and two mUltl-motored — i odically and to establish contact of seeking to eotor tkeUoltod serschmitts, retaliation-bent, in a France Warns ed ratification of new contract planes were said to have been dC' Rome, June 18.—(ffVr-The Ital with the home government State# to engage to sobveralve ac Would Avoid Tlve-minute battle 20,000 feet terms by a B to 1 vote, rMnoving stroyed- - during - ■ ~ Gennai^ - raids on ian high command acknowledged The informants today refused to tivities. \ above the southeast BngUsI^'Coast poaribUlty of a walkout against today toe lots of Aasab, aecond this afternoon. Britain ^^ain Omsair, which holds 2700,000,000 (Conttnoed Oa Page Two) port of Eritrea, to an "Anglo-In (Continued Oa Page .Twelve) Dm^ascos Entirely l^lrcled W ar Several sharp bursts of cannon In bomber orders for ' the Army, dian Naval force” which bombard Colro^'Egypt, done 12— Free Franck toraee knye eera^etoe fire were heard and, after one Navy and Britain. ed the town and occupied It after Terms of the two-year contract Treasnrjr Balance Italian forces had withdrawn. the enrirriement of Dnmnaeao, (Ccntlnaed On Page Six) Continuation of Invaj were not announced immediately, - (The British announced yester Bank Bandit Syrta’s endent capital, aad appar Vichy Note Asserts Washington, June 18— (/Fi— The ently are awaltlag the eotoeine of sioni to Eie Considered but worker* who voted said it pro day tta t they had taken tbe port, French Will Defend vided an increase from 50 to 65 position of the Treasury June 11: Italy's first foothold to Africa. negottetlono for poaeefal oeeopa RMOlpts, 224,988.789.41; expen tlon of the dty. aathert^vo Part of Fixed Policy. cents in the hourly minimum They said Aasab, at the southern Gets $3,000 All of Possessions. Maydasualty wage, a modified union ahop and a ditures, 242,774,005.88; net bal end of the Red Sea, fell after a oonrceo repoytod tonight, fheae military service clause. The union ance, 23,889,810,664.27; customs Joint talUtary, Naval and air op sooroeo sald'Mieh a solotlea _wae Vichy, Unocupled France, June receipts for month, 214,151,877. eration and completed Brltiah oc mock preferred by the Britteh-Ykee London, June 13— (JPi —^The 13.—r(f)— France has warned Brit Pushes Brief Case Be French government haa informed (Ooattaaed Oa Page Two) 75. cupation of the 670-mlle-Iong Eri French Alliee aad deelaiod there Figures Criven ain that continuation of thy inva had been at least one lostasre al ' Britain it would “avoid taking any sion of. Syria would be considered trean coast.) neath Grating to Be ready to toe fivs-day eampaiga action which might aggravate or Hurl Back Brittoh A ttad u as Dart: o f a fixed British policy to where a French-held defe spread the conflict” In Syria and Italian forcea bolding out at Filled hy Girl Teller, 5,394 Peiwns Killed, attack French Interests, It was IomI oorrendeied after Lebanon. Uolchefit, to the Gondar sooe of disclosed semi-officially tbday. oader a white flag. The Vichy .'egime. In a note dat northern 'Ethiopia, were reported, 5,181 Wounded a i| d A semi-offidsil version of a Insulin Shock in Treating Bridgeport, ' Juhe 13.—(JF)— A • • • ed June 8, asserted, however, that toeanwhiie, to have burled back French note, described as the sec bandit described by wltnesaea as T V A Fewer BUI Approved the Allied attack on the French- 75 Listed as Missing new British attacks, inflicting ond sent to Britain since the in “distinguished looking” held .'up Waaktogton, Joae IS. — WP' — mandated territories “risks pro Insanity Called Dangerous hundreds of casualties on tbe at the Morris Flan Bank on Bank ducing the gravest consequences'' vasion began, was published by Warned of a deoperato poorer London, Juno IS— (ff)—German the Telemondial News Agency.'. tackers. street today and .escaped,*- bank •hortoge for prodoetlon of vlUBy* and that “ the French government hr-' ' British forces atUcklng the air raiders killed 5,8»4 peraons in ‘.‘Continuation of'th e British of officials said, with about 23.000. needed alumtoom for bomber*, toe la determined. to defend its terri Pasadena, Calff., June 18— 0P>-r^da«—the region con ^Illn g breato- Italian garrison at pebra Tabor Britain and wounded 8,181 other* operations they have started," it Carrying a black brief case, tbe Houae toddF ickly appreved aa tory and -possessions, wherever Dr. David Tyler, worUng to de tag and heart beat—is moat re- to Ethiopia with the support of they may be attack^ with all during May, the Ministry of Home said, "can only be explained if man walked into the bank Just be addiUooal appropriation of $46,- rinanL aircraft alao were repulaed, the fore noon, remarked conversa- means at its dispossl.” Security axmounced today. Great Britain baa the fixed pur- termine, how Inaulih shock pro Without oxygen, obtained from 000.0M to enable the Teanresee Seventy-five additional peraona daily war bulletin declared. Action Based on "Facte” pbee to attack French interests di duces brain damage, haa found the blood, tbb cortext can survive UohaUy to Mias Ethel Knapp, a Valley Authority to stop ap its were liat^ as missing and'bdiev- Pound Britteh Oarrisoa teUer, about the rainy weather, The British government, ex large doaea of insulin act toe about five tainutea, tbe medulla 20 ele c t^ production by 117,066 kUa* ed dead. On the North African front, the produced a pistol, pushed the bag pressing pleasure at the French as- first exchange o f notes and same way oa the brain of a cat to 80. watts. The Honae Approprtottoas -.^purances, replied tartly that its The announcement said the dead Italians aaid, tbeir artillery and beneath the gratiiig of her cage, Committee a short time before texta were dteclosed today ia aa if the were placed to a BbeBid Terminate Treatroeat action in S ^ a waa baaed on Included 2JH2 men, 1,W4 vromen, dive-bombers continued to pound and when it was flUto with cur recoauaeaded toe biU. to SMhle Londtm.) - chamber of nitrogen. When tbe pulse and res]rfration ‘Tacts’’ and that “His Majesty’s 758 children under 16 years of age the British garrison to tbe be- rency, walked out, fleeing to » car Reflecte Terror ef Pretest The eaaenUal difference,. - the become very slow and irregular, TVA to begta reaotrectloa g$vemment c*n Act be mipected to and 185 unclaasiflsd. sl*ns4baAtbe — «<»«»- f- v«-»«g 8 ^ ^ Libyan port of Tobruk, p ^ e d at the street entrance. addittoael kydre-Moetrle p to j*^ -Ylie Injured inchidad..2jm).JPMIW, . The ..Triemqpdiql.nQto .WM. Jllffr and. faUow enter , intb argument vnfL MafsKaT scientiste at California Inatitute of fected, tbe insulin treatment should ttiuitoa a d tw». Mo«ag* preject,,. 1338 women and 4 16 .children. Burned to r«b*ct toe tenor of the cuted that three customers were- Petain's government on the sub second protest which, apparently, Technology, is that the symptoms be terminated, Dr. Tyler said. This Brltiah'' warplanes had bombed H lwaeee river, i Bmgasi, west of Tobruk, and- the hardly aware that it had taken ject of the meaning of the word was a sharp declaration and not, shown by tbe cat proceed more usually to done by riving the tary. Lewer Tbaa April latead a t Rhodes to the eastern ‘eoUaboration.’ ” aa had been nimorsd, so ooncUla- alowly during Insulin ahock. patent sugar by stomnra tube. place. (Vichy reporta said a second and Tho figures for May wore lower Mediterranean. Told To Oet More MoMy than those for April when 6,065 tory as to have asked the British Btoy Leave Aatoaal Meatallty The biologist found that brain Miss Kpapp told'the bandit that Btarketo at a < stronger note had been sent Brit damage is mors profaaU* during Dogfight Over 2CaHa New York, Jaae 12.—,WV — persons were reported killed and to cease Operations in Syria. Insidto ahock tejiaad to treat sh* had on^ a mimJI sum to her ain reiterating the first protest Insulin shock tf the body tempera Italian fighter planes shot down -L s profit. rSVag 6,026 injured. Tetempodial aaaerted toat "the Mhlxophrenla, a form of toaanity. eight Hurricane fighters yester drawer and he then instructed her oVer the invasion of the French legotd of toe preaeace of Germqn ture ia prevented from zalltag. mOy. plan dates and reciting the French From . last June, when heavy F lu e n t ly it reatorea aanity.but day to a vtolent do^lght over the to circulate among the other ton raids against the Brltiall Isles be forces has bean disproved” and there ia danger .that it may leave Tfaia natural fall, ha aald, serves insistence that no German troops Brltiah Mediterrsnean stronghold ers and gather w i^ they bad. gan, through May 41,150 dvUians dedared that tbe invaders discov the patient with tbe mentality of as a protection against brain dam George B. Rickel. anotoer teller, raUo eoataot tired. were' there.) age. His experiments with cate of Malta, ' the Fascist high com PbrrigaExckaags — ' Exchaaged Throoi^ Leahy have been Idlled and 53,03.7 injur ered that "Syria waa exclusively antouU, or even result to death. Dr. who was standing beside a cabinet defended by Frendi troops and rimwad that If body temperaturea mand said today. , The notes were exchanj ed. the latest figures indicate. •ITier reported. ‘Two Italian planes, to addition nearby told Hi* sStaodstas to keep conaequenUy French • mandated . Be reported findinga which may failed to fiJ) er if tbe eats were Cotton—Higher: rrea through Admiral William D. Ijeahy, Deaths may ba higher, however, to an ambulanca plana wars de- took tbe brisf case from Miss territories are not to be coostd ba a t value to leseining toe hasard. kept to tta medullary symptom hnytog. United States aipbaaaador to because so of those originally atroyad during toa sngagwnent, Knapp and stuffed it with bills and ered as the starting point against With a lack of oxygen diflerdnt state, prolonged coma, brain dam Vichy, by way of the Brltiah era listed es hurt may have died. the daily war bulletin declared. coin. .. . pOSMSSlOnS.” parte of toe brain ritow varying age or even death reaultod. bassy in Madrid. The peak for monthly casualties Tbe ItaMana asserted that fiva The bandit had ordered aU to was laist September nrhen 6,254 note aras believad to have degrees of resistance to. deatruc- This tomparature factor may be The French insisted that all Britteh fighters attariied toa am- tbe bank, tacludtog three cus German pcnanncl.and equipment, pfa-aens were.killed and 10,615 in made clear tta t France could con tlan. The hightst cetaera, toe Dr. lyier aald. foe tta ■ its fre- bnlaBce plana, forced it down on tomers to Uc i . J*-W- .-1 ‘ . . \ IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. ERIDAT, JUNE 18,1941 MANUHESI-ER e v e n in g h e r a l d * B1ANCHE8TER, CONN. FRIDAY, ^8/ ------^ the local Nationfil Guard, and In day reported that three British AFU International Longthoramen’s Two Local Girls New incendiary Bomb the new cgpaclty, he toill he In MANCHESJTER EVRNTNG h e r a l d . MANCHER^EK. CONN. FRroAT, JUNE 18*1941 at Wilbur Cross Parkway and ap CiHiflscation !• (^dered N eed System proaches. Orange and West Haven, Appeals Boards Of Hitler’s Pfiiicr Edition 20,406 feet o f reinforced concrete Wrights Never Intendei Fav()rs Common Sense pavement on Derby avenue. Andbergh ^ i v e Natne Legion’s Fund . In N orth End Route No. U. S. 44— Eastford “ Grants Pleas i Berlin, June 18.—(F)— Part G range A ids and Pomfret, approximately 6 ' of an edition of The Vortklscher Plane to Be War Changed by CouneU IP Views'on Constitution miles of bituminous macadam Beobachter, Aifolf HlUer'e own G ets a S tirt pavement, including 57rft. span newspaper, containing an arti Rural Roads YMlerday’ s Fires Dent* steel girder bridge on the Phoenlx- Three Routine ^^quests cle by Propaganda Minister Cincinnati, June 13.—(F)—Or-# sS a terrible engine ot w«r, 4 ® f e w s F r b i Charlotte« N. C , June 18— ■vllle-Pomfret ftad. Slight delay to Paul Joseph Goebbels wa.-! or-: vilie Wright, who with his late I tainly. But tom will always .M| (F>—It was Avon avenue to Senate Loses One of onstrated Again Value Allow ed; Phelp*.^^ Is ' dered confiscated today. | brother Wilbur, gave modern flight; someme who wlIT abuse anjtMfi day instead of Lindbergh traffic. Traffic is urged to avoid Oflpanixatioti P iu h ^ In< Appeal Is Made Of Alann Boxes. ----- this section, if possible. North Permitted to Build. \ An authorized spokesman * to the world, reflects with wonder That hss always been my awH drive. Most Able Administra —and sadness— upon the uses to i when people ask wbstoer 1 wqil creued Approprkidoii The City Council by unani Provide S a fi^ Canaan, eliminating railrtiad un said he waa unable to discuas ♦ Thomas Henry Kellogg of Hart tion Lieutejdants in The directors of the Eight derpass about 1 mile east of the . the reason for toe eXtrsolrdl- which the airplane haa been put. ^ have attempted our early mcom Mean Thief Sleata , ^ . ford a number of yearn ago, and mous vote changed the name . Three routine requests for zon The Dayton, O., man who in Dc- menU had I been aMe to foi Wapping For the State. upon the recommendation And Sane Fourth. School end Utilities District at village of CMhaan. ing exceptions were granted last iry procedure. I Pole in Boltoih|^ Boltou since that time the large dwelling Promotion of Byrnes. Route No. 53—Weston, George A cember, 1903, soared from the all the terrlMe deatruetkm that City Manager Jamea W. Arm their meeting tonight wiU consider night, and decision in a fourth re R ^k ville ,se on the property was destroy town road, removing boulder rail sands of Kittyhawk, N. C., now is , come from the air.” Mm. d y d a MarahaU Mra. W. W. Orant strong. The local appeal Of the Legion the question of including in the quest, held over- from a previous ed 'irr five. A beauUful pine Grenge Influence la again vivid call for the annual meeting next ing and repiaSin'g with wire rope. within two months of the three- After' they returned from Kltty ^ Bolton. June 1*.— (Special) grove deatiroyed by the hurricane. 78M, ly attested in the atate ef Oon- Mrs. Sidney Astor, property for the Fourth o f July Fireworks Washington, June 13— (F) — hearing, was reached aa the Zon kind of bank for at least two rail- Phono MSS owner on the street, wrote to Wednesday evening, an appropri Route No. 63—Middiebury and score-and-ten mark. hawk in Droember, 1904, toe twg ’ —The flsA pole » t the CJMter ^ Mr. K ell(^ died about a year ago. nectleut, where one of the most Fund is now being made and it is ; The Supreme court .gains a self- ing Board of Appeals held a pub roada-rwlto tankcara of water ns "Just to think," he mused, “Wil brothers and two helpers workscO,- the city maneg^er, requesting ation for installing an automatic Watertown, i 1-2 miles of bitumi lic meeting, Nd opposition to the school has disappeared. Reel-, ’The p r t^ r ty waa in the name of 'The Ladiea* Aid S^ety will Important lagislntlve enactments hoped that the townspeople will proclaimed “ common sense’’ Inter- the medluniKof exch^ge. The bur and I flew behind a little thing until May to piece together a m o-,. The strawberry season is well the change. She said in her let respond to this flne act of com fire alarm system. nous macadam surface from the requests developed. denU at tht Center still have Mra. Nva BIrge, Mm. KeUogg's o f the present eeaelon Involvee the railroads haul tte water here from of four cylinders that developed alt tor for their next plane. under way In Bolton. Blach day serve a strawberry supper at the ter that “Judging from the munity spirit sponsored by the Ipreter of the constitution and the 'This waa brought up at a meeting Junction of Routes 63 Snd 73 south .^arnea Burns asked the right to the crooked, old flag pole on the mother, who has sold it to John P. extension o f the rurel road Iniild- the Wabaah ancKOhlo' rivers and of 40 horsepower, maybe 44.” “And today,” said Wright, "off!--;'; Community House Uda evening. man’s (Charles A. Lindbergh) Legion to provide safe and most Senate gives up one of Its ablest o w r a month ago by B. J. Murphy. erly. Naugatuck, elimination of Alter a two family into a three i o r C l a s » Oreen but they are wishing thst more crates are picked on the Anderson of South Glsstonbury. ing program, which has been Such empty the tanka ^ o the water As he spoke, Wright fingered cials tell me this plant Is produc- stand in regard to his country excellent holiday fireworks on the legislative tacticians In the promo- [ The fires yeaterdaY showed the underpass. family dwelling at 291 Spruce the person or persons who farma in town. The strawberry The third ind Isst of the clinics 'The eonunlttee la, Mrs. Hhnestlne a godsend In the Nutmeg State Route No. 67— Woodbridge, In works system. They receive credit the cylinder heads of a 1,700 horse- ; ing at a rate of close to lOO he does not deserve to have a Old Golf lots, as In several past tion of quiet and genial James F. need of such a system and . Presi street; Joseph Sala was allowed u-snted s flag pole had takm growers report that the seaso^ft'pr prevention of dlptheris wss Sullivan,/Mrs. B y i^ BL lyest, Mra. end for which Grange leaderahlp dent William Foulds, Jr., said tbia stallation of drslnsge of Amity for the gallons haule;a;ond are al power airplane motor weighing month and by next June It will bu _ield ’Tuesday at Hebron Town Hall, street in CTiarlotte named for years. Byrnes to the highest tribunal. to construct a house on an under M akes M ovie tb« one on the Gfow, and left wlU not be a long one this j^ r hi Asher A. Collins, Mrs. Edith Slm- haa been almost entirely responst- ihorning that if no other directors lowed toidraw on the rerarvolr for more than a ton—the first pro l.OOO.'t and at Gilead Community HaU, ad him.” A telephone canvas has been That’s the way the many friends Hill. sized lot on Olcott street and Ste- the one at the achooL The flag because of weather conditions. ler, and Mra. George Marks. 'The ble. suggest^ the matter he would do Route No. 93—Norwich, a sec that amount for their ownX«»cs. duced at the new Wright .Aeronau The bicycle repair shop In Which pole on the <3reen would have Berries am ripening with rabidity. ministered by Health Officer C. E. table wlU be ready at 6:80. Exactly ten years ago, aa the re made by the members aided by the and colleagues of the 61-year-old fanla Kochln is given toe right to Auxiliary, and all donationa to the South Carolinian regarded hla so. tion of Providehce street in the enclose^ a porch which extends tical Corporation’s Loclfland plant, the Wrights’- early sbipe were been less trouble as It Is so Schools In town wiU close for Pendleton, M. D., of Colchester. Mrs. Joseph DImlow of Man sult of atate-wide Grange agito- The plan seemed to meet with village of Taftvllle. lighthouse KlUers ts o f RockTi^e Quite B number of children of fund may be left with Robert Judicial appointment by President slightly beyot.d the regulation dis dedication of which he saw ycater- built waa “little bigger than tost looea St the b i ^ that It can be the term on Saturday and most of chester, gave a shower at her Uon, the Oonnecticut Rui^ Roads Privilege and Duty the approval of others having Route No. 94— Olaatonbury, 1 3-4 N d a y aa guest of honor. ! entrance hall you see there,” he school sge and pre-school age home reoenUy in honor o f Miss Aasoclation was form ^ and an Hathaway at the Manchester 'Trust Roosevelt, a close friend for more tance from the highway at 215 Hundreds of deaths have been Show “Rip Van pushed several inebea In any di the pujUli have already been en business places at the North End, mllea of bituminous macadam ^ ^ever Envisioned Engine of War said and pointed to a 20 by 20 foot were taken care of. Aiime Cadder, daughter o f Mr. and annual appropriatloa o f 18,000,000 Company. than 25 years. Autumn street. caused by lighthouses for every rection. gaged to pick berries. The price To Serve Nation when it woe menti'pned this morn pavement on Hebron avenue. Ends I/ong Dispute t*.|n a sense, I guess we didn’t enclosure. ^ H^faiikle” to School. the farmers are receiving for the Richard ’Turshen, son o f and Mra. Robert CaMer o f South waa eecut^ from toe legislature, First ContributloBS 'They wanted to see Jimmie- ing. W ith'an autoi|iatic fire alarm Traffic Maintained life they have saved. MiUtona of Mrs. Im* Tumhen of Amaton, Jwss Following are the initial con attain his highest ambition— yet In addition, the Board granted knoiv what we were doing when crop remains fairly stable. Windsor. The hostess was assisted to be spent wholly on toe imlm- system and more > boxes, a lower Route No. 104—Stamford. Long birds have been lured by the given s hook as award for bis tributors to the funds: they did not like t6 see it ’ come Frank L. Phclpa the right to erect we buHt our first plane,” he went In 1897, a 34-pound lobster ^" ‘Rpatvine. June 1* —The JutSor Sewers Have Busy Day by Mrs, Lucy Brennan, mother of proved dirt roads m toe state, with West Hartford. June 13.—(F)— Insurance rate would be granted. Ridge road. Removing boulder beacona and crushed against the John Hooker, Marilyn Wad- standing In mathematics ' at the Ruth McNeal ...... $ .60 about at the Sehate’s expense. a house on an undersized lot on lights to fall to their death. on. "W e "never envisaged toe plane caught at Atlantic Highlands. iB American Ut*r»ture,\ Rod Cross the bridegroom-elect, Arthur Fel- equal allotmeflta to every munici Gov. Robert A. Hurley told mem The district owns additional land railing and replacing with wire Phelps road. A minimum frontage dock. Marilyn Lonergun. pality. The $80,000,000 which has T. E. B ro sn a n ...... 50 Some o f his associates felt he ' The last half of the program her of Broad Brook. The wedding bers of toe graduating class at St. to the south of the present fire rope. of 22 feet on the irre^Iarly shaped KagUsh have produced the bem thus apent during toe decade Charles O'Dowd ...... 50 •would have b^Cii more valuable to house and It would be possible to will consist* of two piano work Thursday ^hen thirteen women will take'place on June 28 in St. Joseph CfoUege today that they Route No. 119—North Stoning- plot must be maintained. The de Mp Van Winkle” an an mitra thla year. bee completely tranm \ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, fttANCHES’TER, CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1941 4.' —______s_ MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER..CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 13^1941 reactions must be. swift and his ning war” wouldn’t faze Private '^a o e b ig h t Designer of Ashtrayss brakes excellent, shld Berry. Chester Gallas, He can take It. He Halting Sp^ce Presenting another situation, he -was on guard duty during a thun-. ROOFING AND Sll rent gouginif. The Interest will ex Council’s Topic jjjtfB la A cemplately outrag»o«a Faces Hard Problem aald A halted car waiting for-^a derstorm. Lightning struck hi* OUR SPECIALTY/ pend to people on both sides of the Flying Class AdseHs Movie Moguls Not, Americans rWill Get AttA^ upon this country, Itor wb«r* chance to cross a highway did not gun. Comrade* picked him up, took A m r l^ e i l f r fence— gbugdes and giougers. And Fools Drivers him to a hospital and advised him tv rr th» ttApa And atrlprt float Man Aljkout Manhattan To Be Defense have time to cross if an approach- A; A. DlONeIN4 London, Jime \ 13.— fcg car 500 feet away was travel toKrest through the day. But, with even more to the latter than to the To Be Formed Giving Pu btic Sa tisfaction ■ ' * • i , 299 Aatomn SL TeL - o w A ahtp there la America—and By George Tucker Important Lessons Of British designer of novelty ing at 50 miles an hour. ‘ in 45 minutes, he was back at his lU r a U l former because the Washington an attack for which there exists ashtrays faced a ' difficult Distance Required to - He aald a motorist driving at 40 post.\ m atatement bod^Trouble for them New England Group to FDWaSHICO BT tJBJi not a sclntina Of excuse. New York—Let’s not go out-4 ers projects of the W PA. .They Hollywood, June 13.—(iV)— Har- » ter came up with a suggestion for problem today, probably, the miles-an hour and wanting to paa.s n i t A t J ) FRUfTINO CO, ts a Advanced Training for Stop Radiy Underesti imless they quickly see the error aide today: It's raining. Let's .tell All there la to know about ry Brandt, who delights In ribbing a flve-ysar program of coopera Hold Conference oti hardest.in his career. a car ahead, traveling at almost The Moor carried no munitions. His latest tray shows a tuncli>»t«r. Onnn. of their way. stay Indoors, and have at the mall,' Michigan, .and about Wyoming' 4* Pilots to Be Given in Hollywood’s biggies, spread him tion among all branches of the In Dedieilted loT»rolec«on mated by Average. the aamo speed, needed 1,600 feet THOMAS rMROOSON She was carryln4f a general mer Of Non-Combatanto; , cans have shuddered in apprehen- June 20 and 21. well-known man In yachting dlstShce to cct by. Karl Borders, rental expert of and see how the world looks from yesterday and today, a hundred self a bit today to proclaim dustry. » i thousands of persona top- ______lOuianl M«niiS«T chandise cargo no different from a desk In Rockefeller Center---- years ago, and now. Hartfordi - “We must prove our self-re cap with a cigar In his mouth 1'rgM Motorists Play Safe roandcd »• >*** the Office of Price Administration "15,000 a week executives- have Too Late to Learn! pUng to death from great heights Boston, June 13. —(yp)—The aver-- \ any cargo In Umea of profound This desk looks junky, but Inter- got In a rut and . . are being en spect by eliminating those things Boston, June 13.—The Impact on crushing two other well- Granting that motorl-sts didn't and Civilian Supply/declares, that Storrs, June 13.— A secondary If these buildings were hit. Bomba known persons. The designer age driver "badly undere.sti mates carry range finders, tape measures peace. She made lavish display estin g.... ’ Here’s a note that says Call tombed’’ while theater owners suf for which we have been critlciaed When Foe G>mes. more likely strike a glancing blow New" England of the President’s ftaMaTB tad ftoUdaya Bnttrad at received this memorandum the distance required to stop an or calculators, he urged that they ; of the American flag. She was rents which have been boosted For InaUnce, here’s a note and Blue Barron.” . . . . Old B lu e '..... Civil Aeronautics Administration fer. and make a real effort to bring and rip out sections of sidewall declaration of a full national a package from Lanny R osa.... He’s In off the road----.He’s had Brandt, president of The Inde the 30,000,000 former patrona back from the Patent Office: play safe by allowing in extra Oena, aa Steond Clan Mall Mattar. through taking advantage of the course for advanced training "of (Editor’s Note: Once again without serious damage, or hit the emergency waa underscored today, automo^e," Dr. Donald S. Berrj’, margin of safety at all times. - bound fromrum an American----r port to a I j # That reminds me...... Several almost a year of one night stands. pendent Theatef Owners Associa- Into the nation’s theate.ra," Wal "You should supply the SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 civilian pilots will start its ground' -he Oftloe of avlUan Defense '■ street and shatter the first six traffic engineer of The National Ralph W. Eaton, Providence, R.-, South Africa far from any crowded condition of deicniie in- months ago. In an East Side res- playing theatera, playing small tlop of New York, crashed the by the announcement that the written consents of Churchill, Ona Taaf ay Mall . . j ...... tC.Od port in school program Monday, June 16, ter Wanger told the convention^. points out war naay never i floors with steel splinters. Safety Council, said today. I., traffic engineer, told the con- | I .«t Yet she was dualry afbas. will have to be put taurant, I said to Lanny. ’’Why town dance halla taking a bus headlines two yeara ago by declar Nisw England Council would de •* Hitler and Mussolini for regis Par MobUi by Mall ...... recognised war sone. at Hartford, Dean J. H. Lampe of He’s president of the Motion Pic-* reach the United States, but I , Central Structure Stands "Too many drivers believe they ference In . another prepared, ad- ' BiBvIa Copy ...... t .«> don’t you make a \;fcording of here, a train there.. .Once, wm- tration of the design." tt.eo deliberately destroyed snd her back again to reasonable levels. the School of Engineering, Uni ing that Greta Garbo, Joan Craw ture Academy of Arts arid ScU emphasizea nevertheless the I The central structure stands vote all sessions of Its 63rd Quar literally can^top on a dime." he Oallvarad Ona Taar _____ Ave Marla? . . . . He thought It )ng from Chicago to Kansas City, ford'and Katherine Hepburn were dress that the parking problem | Mr. Borders States that there versity of Connecticut, announced encea. vltiU Importance of . clvll!'jna ' and the basements .aie safe from terly meeting to matters of na told the first New England Traffic never could be solved "at the ahip‘1 company set adrift In small over for a moment___ He even , his Instruments and all his music MEMBER o r today. "box-office poison.” being re ^ y . You will wan4 to ' I collapse of superstructure. Occu- Engineering C^ference In a pre- THE asso c iate d PRESS boats many hundreds of miles are tu’o ways of accomplishing hummed a few bars.. .< . ’’You got lost...... He got Into Kansas Yesterday, he spent $350 for a tional defense. Th e meeting is to curb.” - I Tha Aaaociatad Praaa la axcluajaa- The first class will meet at 6 read thoroughly and preserve ' pants are more or less secure. be held at the New Ocean Houee Closing Meeting parcyd addreaa /today-at Massa-. He aald the solution re.sted In from land - in all htiman probabili this end- one by voluntary action know,” he said, "maybe I will” . . . City at 8 p. m.....And the band two-page advertisement in The ly aatitlad to tha iiaa or t»«>Mbl «a- p. m. at the Camp School, 354 all the information In thla ae Officials advise separate under In Swampscott, Mass., June 20 and chusetta Institut'i^ of Technology. "off the street” parking—such aa ■ tlon of all nawa diapatchaa et**"**® on the part of landlords, the other Well, here It la ---- Bach-Gou- was scheduled to go on at 9..... Bellevue street, where the Uni Hollywood Reporter to tell the an ground shelters for occupants of ty at the cost of the lives of three The band that was there was sup Quotations ries on the OCD’s plana for Of Mothers’ Club He aald a persrin driving at 50 In onc-Ievel or ramp garaccs. ele-' to It or not otharwiaa oraditad in by legal action. And he makes the nod’s “Ave Marla” byLarnny Ross. versity of Connecticut Is conduct nual convention . of The Motion collapsible buildings such as small 21- vator garages, "open air" garages, Ihia aapar and alao tha local nawa quarler?! of them. posed to go off at that hour.... organizing and training citi A t the opening session Friday miles an dour on (/dry pavement WILSON-CONTEMPO His sec’y just called, and left It ing extension courses for defense Picture Theater Owmers of Amer zens. Tonaorrow’s concluding store, brick or wood houses stand couldn't halt In tlm /to avoid, hit space In or on bidldings and In pDbllancd harriB. . Even yet, in spite of the Stale straight-out declaration that But, with no Instruments or mu morning the Council’s committees All ridhta . of rapubllcatlon of on the desk. workers. All those Interested In ica why their patrons are seeking Wie want- peace, if we have to story in The Herald will out ing alone or In rows and tene ting a '’hlld 150 feet ahead. parking lots. "there are precedents for both.” sic, Blue couldn’t go o n ....S o will consider the various aspects apaclal diapatchaa harain ara alao Departmenfa announcement, the taking the course should be pres diversion elsewhere. fighi for It—but that doesn’t mean line further roles dvlllanswlll ments. The Manchester Mothers’ Club Would Rrsiulre 300 Feet raaarrad^_____ , while Blue and his boys burped of the defense program in relation United States government Is keep Just what legal 'measures Now let’s have at that green ent on Monday evening. Dr. "Why,” he demanded, ” ls every we have to send our boys abroad play In the program.) Hopelessness of saving wooden will hold Its closing meeting for The average driver -would re Can Take “ LiKhtnIng War” package with the orange and pur up the telegraph wires, the other body In Hollywood worrying, con to New England Industry, com the season on Monday evening, Poll aarrlca ellant of N. E. A. ing a grip on tlaelf. It will await OPACS has In mind to take Lampe said. to fight. It means that if we are structures Is a tragedy of air at munity development, housing, rec quire 200 feet and ever^ then his i Fort Custer. Mich.—OPi- ’’Light Barviea Inc. ______ple to p ....It’s from New Orleans, band played on...... They got Flight Training ferring and doing nothing? Why fully prepared to fight, we won’t Bv Don Whltriiead and Frank I. tack on civilians. Acres and acres June 16, at the Hale House In the arrival of the full text of - the against rent gougerii have not yet and with it Is a note from Mr. their equipment at midnight .. . . are bowling alleys, race tracks and reation. and agriculture. Glastonbury. A buffet supper will BY WILSON BROTHIRS pBbllshert Bepr«s«ntstl»»s. Tbs Ed ward W," .Gemdron-,'” graduate have to fight. Weller of densely compact' frame houses Council President Ralph E. appeared. But It Is quite Improb Wm. B. R elly---- “ When Some "Well,” nays Blue, ” what the baseball doing great business be served at 6:30 outdoors if the Jnllns Mslhews Speelil A**"®/— survivors' affidavits ami their of the C AA secondary program —Estelle Sternberger, director, . New York,'June IS.— i;?)—Many are doomed In any city under Flanders, who has just completed K«w Tork. ChIcsfP, Dsirolt and heck! Those things happen ---- while the movies are doing their weather permits. Mrs. Richard careful examination before finally able that either the rental expert body writes about New Orleans. ’ and an Instructor on the staff of World Peaceways.' strange and fearsome and impor bombardment. If they do not keel Bolton. ,______There’s something happens In worst?’' several months with the OPM In Martin, general chairman. Has or'the office Itself Is running a ! says Mr. Relly,. "or about Loulsi- the School 4t Engineering, will * * * tant lessons are in store for Amer over, LaGuardla says. Incendiary Washington as director , of ma BUREAU OP I deriding on its course of action. every to’sm.” Not Alone In Lament planned an interesting program of Liquor Specials for Father^s Day MEMBER a u d it ! ana, we feel that we have to send conduct the classes In aerodynam Time may be against us in the icana from Europe's unnatural bbmbs could make a bonfire of all chine tool priorities, will Introduce CIRCULATIONS And oven when and If verification | bluff, or that the alternative of le- ihim some of our good old darR * • • I- ics, meteorology, navigation and Brandt wa^ not alone In his la- present crisis, but the evolution of homes In New York’s lower East entertainment to follow. A note from R K O ., . .Ronald aky-war on helpless human beings. the general sessions’ with an ad In charge of decorations are Tk« Herald Printing Company, of all the facta is completed In action for recalcltranta will 'roast N fw Orleans coffee and power plant maintenance. Flight nietit. President Ed Kuykendall of civilization is a long-term process. The United States Office of Ci Side. Firemen might save the out Ten Hi}{Ii Whi.skev Pi. $1.10, Qi. $2.10 Colman Is at the Pierre---- Suite dress Friday afternoon. Mrs. Wallace Payne and Mrs, Jo ^ e \ Inc, aaaumta no financial raaponal- ' moat rneticuloua detail, which may not be taken, s.s proml.sed. 1 chicory-'-Luzianne..... It’s one of training In the secondary course the M. P. T. O. A , demanded »that There will be many centuries af vilian Defense, directed by Mayor er fringe. Prof. Cabot to peek blllty for typographical arrera bp- those coffees you either swear at 2 4 ....How about cocktails at 6 No Policy Announced seph Canade; and' co-chalrmcn faring in advertlaemania In tha I be early next week. It la not to be Among the nreas mentioned In is In an open ship of a greater the industry' do something to re ter Hitler. F. H. LaGuardla of New York, Headliner on the roster of guest p. in.?___ Jean Dalrymple calla weight and horsepower than those vive business. — Prof. James T. Shotwell, direc Public air-raid shelters present with Mrs. Martin are Mrs. Ray Sir Charles Wines £lanebaatar ETtnlna HtralA------Anticipated that there will be any — or by.” . . . . will teach them. They will begin speakers Is Professor Philip Cabot Warren, who has had charge of Borders’ indictment of rental profi ....Broadw ay may be dead, she used in the primary course. Spe "Why,” Brandt’s ad demanded tor Carnegie Peace, Foundation. a problem even the British have But, not only Is there coffee.... soon. They are dedicated to, pro of the Harvard Business School, reservations and Mri. Rosslter Port, Slierrv and Muscatel . . . . . 1 Ql. 49c Friday. June 13 overt action until the Berlin gov- teers Is. under the aircraft cla.ssifi- There Is a small drip-coffee pot. says, but Maplewood, N. J.. is very cial emphasis is placed on pre “ don’t producers do something * • • tection of the non-combatant. not solved. The Federal govern much a live... .Helen Hayes is to chaiirman of the series of National Holt, who Is planning the trans cation, the Hartfdrd area. Man with printed Inatnictlons---- Mr. cision flying and advanced ma about eliminating the extravagant Are we prepared to pay taxes to War may never come, but the ment here has announced no pol------— ------—---- ;----- r"A rn m en t haa been aaketV?,!^ It has appear there In ’’Twelfth N igh t' Defense Conferences recently con portation. Relly. It’ll a pleasure; we are In neuvers, Including acrobatics. The waste In Hollywood? Why don’t establish the four freedoma ti OCD insists that potential victims cly, Authorltiea say there Is nclt Castle Inn-Distilled Gin, Pt. 74c, Qt. $1.29 Labor Dam CYumblinir j np^thlng to say by way of ex- chester Is not specifically mention —at the Maplewood theater---- - cluded at Harvard. He will speak Hartford Flying Service, Bralnard they start cutting down the fabu Hong Kong, in Berlin, in Rome, In here know beforehand, and be enough iponey available to buUd on Friday night and the nature of ed but there is not the slightest your debt. ^ ^ How about It? ... .Maplewood is a The most dangerous barrier to j planation. and not even then until Field, handles the flight training lous salaries?” Dong Dang, in Moscow and in fortified thereby, the things It shelters everywhere. Nor would his address is Indicated by its ti Green River Blended Rye good summer theater town...... 31 Deaths Avenged the auccega of America’s defense | the usual demands "‘’ “ 'V question that there are plenty < of This bundle In the brown wrap for the program. Brandt answered his own ques Yugoslavia, Turkey, Arabia— and may be too late to learn if some they want them as vast municipal tle; "The Parting of the Ways.” They’ve got quite a season lined tions: ^ Ethiopia? day warplanes roar to our shores: units. When a bomb penetrates a Pi. $1.10 $2.09 girort. the structure of seditious made for full apology, cases of unreasonable rent boost ping paper ^rom Mrs. RuUi To be eligible for the secondary On the same program Joseph C. Brown of the Oxford Unlverolty up there---- course. Dr. Lampe said, a student "Because the present crop of -Senator Burton K. Wheeler to Taller fiulldings Safest shelter for more thftn 50 persons, Harsch, just back from two years By Electrocutions -labor troubles" erected by sub- reparation to the owners of ship ing here- nor that If the OPACS It’s a good thing we stayed In Press.. .It contains the Michi must have attended college for at big brains In Hollywood doesn’t an America First meeting. "The taller the building the unless they are In separate sec as Berlin- correspondent of the Seagrams Gin Pt. 98c, Qt. $1.80 doors___ That rain Is really com ------« Yenrive elements which had gain- and cargo and full monetary corn directa Its attention to rent goug gan State Guide” and the "W yo least tw o , years and must have know what the public wants. Be • • • • safer its occupants; bomb damage tions, the death and Injury cre Christian Science Monitor, will ing down. Outaide, on the pave ed ascendancy in union clrclea. penaatlon to the relatives or heirs ing hereabouts local profiteers will ming State Guide” — two new ad- completed the primary CAA cause they are afraid of any It happens that I do not believe Is comparatively negligible to ates uncontrollable terror. tell of the Nazis’ plan for a new Ossining, N. Y., June 13.—((P)— Old Douglas Rye, Bottled in Rond, 100 Proof ments, the flrat neons are begin course. Those who are taking change that might upset their in censorship, and it' happens that steel and concrete structures. Most experts favor bomb-proof New York counted 31 murders of the dead, damages to the sur not be exempted from whatever jditlons to the truly fine portrait world order. Pre-Planned Related Outfits To Go With His Favorite Suits! farticularly on the Padfle coast, ning to cast their smears of light. the primary courses now fnay en pleasant routine. I know I reflect thie opinions of "Buildings supported by walls ing of private garages, public Other speakers are: J. W. Far avenged today with the Electrocu years old .Pl.;$1.05, Qt. $2.00 vlvprs, and the punishment of the steps the federal government may of America that Is he In ^ rK :*:"u ". T?ra\ parking, garages, schools, thea has not yet been broken down, but state by state, by the state writ roll._^3pth the ground school and Getting Movie Indigestion the President of the United States alone readily collapse. __ ley, New England coordinator of tion of Harry., (Pittsburgh Phil) perpetrators of the outrage. find It necessary to take. the flight training are provided "But they had setter' start get on this subject. "Massed residences made of ters, auditoriums, community the Division of State and Local Strauss and Martin (Bugsy) Gold there are strong indications that ■ a Paul Jones R y e Pt. SO, Fifth We shall not attempt toN^^lcl- without charge to the student. ting smart, becaihie product Is — Lowell Mellett, head of the Of wood cannot be protected. houses, health centers, park pa Cooperation. OEM, Washington, stein,. chief executioners . of the $1.. $2.10 i COMPLETE OUTFITS It atarted to crumble. vilions and armories. These, *,i fantastic Brooklyn murder syndi Handsomely Boxed for As Little A s...... ^ pate whnt seems to be ineiStable placing a piece of linoleum on th? The only fees are for a medical poor, because doubleNjeatures are fice of Government Reports. "Bomb-proofed private garages and executive director of the Maa- There is very little doubt th^t floor beside the bed. When the vlc- giving audiences m o ^ Indiges • • • and public buildings are the safest greater numbers, will care for sachusetts Committee on Pubic cate. Ask for a Copy of Our Full Color Booklet That Shows after that. But If the United States I examination and insurance. Between 10 and 10:00 p. m., last Grain Alcohol, 190 Proof the bayonet which one soldier of HEALTH AND DIET tion. .. There is but one objective, and alr-rald shelters. more people In smaller groups and Safety: Marlon B. Folsom, tax aur 1 tim steps on It, the cold surface “Huge municipal above-ground night, the . two men died In the WHAT TO WEAR WITH WHAT. should allow Germany to get away The Dominion of Canada pro M. P. O. T. A. delegatia rushed that is to defeat aggression. perform more satisfactory serv thorlty, treasurer of the Eastman the tough Fifteenth Infantry stuck Washington I is often sufficient to awaken him. shelters are not feasible. ice. Peacetime use pays for war Sing Sing electric chair, both Pt. $1.35______Qt. $2.55 with this challenge to the free ADVICE duced 120,976,000 pounds of fac- for copies of the ad whll i produc — Samuel R. Fuller, Jr., Office of Kodak Company and a member of bito the fhlgh of an Inglewood I have found this simple, but ef "Subway protection is question- time cost. silent In their final moments. Gold dom of the sea It would be the I tory cheese during 1939. ers went Into a huddle. The lat- Production Management. the Business and Advisory Council ■fgtriktr” who didn’t think the Furnished by the MoOoy fective. able. Officials frown on basement and In Washington, ’’The Business and stein was flrat, then Strauss grin McCalliim’s Imported Scotch . . .Fifth $2.li9 government meant it, went clear very first time In all Its history Daybook Health Servioa .. "Modern building basements are subcellar shelters unless they are Social Implications of the New ning strangely. that this country has bent the knee relatively safe. under non-collapsible buildings It was hard to admit the books through the harrier dam and start Tax Program.” of the murder-for-money firm, but By Jack Stlnoett Addreaa oonununiMtIona to The "Private home and small apart and are staffed by crews to pre Albert M. Oelghton. New Eng In abject submission. ment sub-cellars are,risky. officers estimated Strauss and ed the first trickle of out-nmnlng Henlth Service vent drowning and suffocation land Coordinator, Defense Con "D ^ th and Injury Is inescap from broken water mains and gas Goldstein alone had slain 31 per KELLER’S defiance. That trickle is rapidly Herald, Attention McCoy tract Service, OPM. "What OPM RTHUR' Waahlngton—Tha Naal attack able for many. / ' lines. sons. M EN’S W EAR iMsachlng^^ie^barrier. Within a Expects of New England”; and b * I D R U C Supreme Court on Crete haa brought- the "gilders "Great fires cannot be prevent Danger Of Flooding They were j>ut to death for fe w * d iy r itls to ^ expected that Hav Fever Dr. Samuel B. Stratton of Har C?ri'crnaters .“Xcascno/^i’c ‘Leaders In Men’s Fashions” Probably If a poll of the cdlintry for America” fight out Into the ed, but may be controlled. Opinion is dii^ded on the use of strangling-Irving Felnstein, small ----"Hunger,. privation, disease and vard, assistant chief of the min time bookmaker and police Inform 887 MAIN STREET the whole dam will go out with a open again, with Sen. Pat McCar- subways. For the most part, they erals and metal section, priorities 815 MAIN STREEIJ RUBINOW BUILDING had been taken as to the desira The term hay fever 1s applied to mental and nervous disorders are are only six to seven feet under er. Felnateln’s body was soaked In rush and the impounded energy of ran, of Nevada leading the pro- division, OPM. "Adjustment of bility of all probable candidates for constant problems. ground whereas a large bomb oil and burned In a vacant lot. glider forces In the north wiilg-of Beauty that's Different Producers and Consumers to .Com the labor stream will have" re- feat themselves in the upper res "And the enemy will use poison makea a crater 25 to 30 feet deep. appointment to the United States the Capitol and Rep. W. Sterling modity Restrictions and Substi guroed itg even courge. piratory tract, In the eyes by Itch gas whenever If no longer fears There is always danger of flooding chief justiceship more people Cole, Bath, N. Y., leading them in tutions.” Today came the flrat actual the south. ing and an excessive flow of tears, retaliation.” and death from gas. would, have voted for Harlan Flske Must Make People UndersUnd break In the Puget Sound logging "The gliders used In the attack and In the no.se by nasal discharge Space to Spare Because of British experience, Stone than for any other jurist. on Crete" says the Senator, “are and obstruction, and sneezing. It , All thla the British know. They OC?D is training repair crews to tie-up when 1,100 men In one » have told officials here. TJje next Justice Stone la not what Is known giants capable of carrying eight should always be remembered that make subways safe for street Claims ‘Harmless’ Washington ktate operation over these local manifestations arc step is to make the people under crowds and' throngs In the vulner ns a popular figure; he has never fully armed men with machine ruled their CIO leaders and re guns, light cannon, hand grenades, merely symptoms of a condition stand, and win their help In a na- able residential districts. London had any wide contact With the Prices to Fit Every I tlonal effort to save their lives In tried to keep her citizens out of Remark Distorted turned to work, though three oth and so forth. arising In the patient’s blood people of the country. He waa “ Each weighs about 1,800 stream due to ^-thanges taking the event of war. subways, which are perfect con er locals In that aUU had already place In Its chemistry. The best OCJD believes Europe’s alrblitz duits for poison gas. The enemy never a political campaigner, nev pounda, haa a w'lngsgread of ap would Imve been far less effective I lepudiated the attitude of the lead proximately 85 feet, a fuselage authorities classify hay fever with did. not use gas, and the effort North Adams, Mass., June 13— if weaker neighbor* had been In er ao far as we know a candidate other difloascfl of n toxic origin Budget! failed. Officials still expect gas (JP)— Suspended from work pend ers and voted to open Independent length of 39, a landing speed of formed and armed to resist, as for any elective office; never en 20 to 30 miles an hour and a land such as migraine, asthma, and If the Royal Air Force ever is too ing a General, Electric ■ Company ■cgotiatlong with the operating this nation now has a chance to weak to repay the attacks—and investigation into fellow-workers’ gaged In any famous litigation. ing run of 18 to 23 feet. The glid certain forma of eczema. companies. ers have two retractable wheels be...... then subway*, perforce, will have accusations that h* slurred the But during the alxtc,en yeara of Now is the time for Spring hay Officials will concentrate first to be closed. American flag, a former German Wa, do not for a moment Imag which are used on the take-off but fever and the season begins April Regardless of which beautiful big 1941 hla service on the bench of the . on protecUon of buildings housing Here, people are instructed to Naval man contends he made a ine that these men • have been not In landing. l.st and continues to about June Kelvinator you choose, you’ll enjoy EXTRAS ' 100 or more persons whether they Supreme Court he has manifested seek any kind of shelter the mo "harmle**” remark that waa dis frightened Into abandoning their "Such glidera, towed to a height 15th. The pollens to which the pa- in beauty, in convenience, in actual value... i be* apartments, hotels, theaters, ment a bomb may fall—prefer of 20,000 feet, could make a free torted. Ohatructive strikea from any fear a aoundness and Independence, to patient is particularly sensitive that Kelvinator alone can give you. ' office buildings, factories, ware ably a safe building and last of The man, an alien employed as gether adth a fundamental appre glide of from 70 to 100 miles with are freely dl.stributed over this houses, stores, shops and all man- all the subways. But, modern that they aiU b e shot or bayonet out trying to take advantage of a blacksmith in the company’s period, and they act aa «n excit- Kelvinator’s Polarsphere Sealed Unit runs ’ ner of properties. Lesser units and war’s primitive slaughter has pro Pittsfield plant, told newsmen last ed: What we do believe la that It ciation of the humanitiea which rising air currents. This means and If the body them the Individual household, too, will ing cause. ___ only 12 minutes per hour under normal, con duced primitive Instincts of self- night that the workmen distorted needed just such a demonstration are precisely.the qualities that the that such gliders could be towed I fynctionlng properly, the receive safety Instructions and es preservation. When the alr-rald to a height Df only 10,000 feet and. I would be no more sens! ditions. It’s protected by Kelvinator’s 5-Year the Incident because they wanted as that"at the pUnt of North thinking American" citizen ' most cape faculties. sirens sound, twentieth century him discharged. The incident halfwsy. between Greece and Crete, j tlve to these Irritants such as pol Protection Plan. Cabinets are all steel, beau The big task Is to handle man civilization seeks safety in the American Aviation to make the values In Its high judiciary. Per- occurred at the plant Monday. could be released and flnish the lens, than thoae who are not hay tifully streamlined, with full width doors. kind marked for mass murder In ground. hapa It would be no exaggeration journey safely and soundlessly." the great concentrated centers and Company officials have not yet strikere realise that they were put fever victims. That atatement goes indicated what final diaposition to say that he la commonly regarxl- Asks Fur 8500.00(1 on crowded streets. Fifth Column ting themeelvea In actual rebel- one Btep further than aaying that All three models show’n here. . . and the they will make in the case. ed as sailing dn the evenest keel of Senator McCarran’s bill (Repre these pollens are the cauae of hay ists s p ite d these first for the Uoua defiance of their government sentative Cole has a similar one In many other Kelvinators on display at our Luftwaffe In 17 vanquished E ur^ Told to Disregard any of the very able and honorable fever. In an hour of real national peril. the House) would appropriate The symptoms vary with the store...have other features exclusive with pean countries, with devastat Now that realiratlon has been group of jurists with whom he Is $.500,000 for setting up gilder clubs degree of susceptibility to the Ir each model. See them all at Watkins tomor ing effect where defense mechan Some Picketing ism faltered and hysteria took iU brought home to them they are asaoolated. Also It la our under of 20 persons each In high schools ritants snd may range from par row! standing of Justice .Stone that he and colleges. Two members of each oxysmal attacks to a chronic con toll. suddenly able to see themselves as club would be taught to soar with Will Designate "Safety” Areaa Seattle, Waaa., June 13—(O — posaesses the quality---aeldom dition. There is often a severe In LaGuardla’s plan, wardens An admonition from James Caesar having been led to the very brink sufficient proflejency to teach other frontal headache, a feeling of de- of treason- and they are angrj’ mentioned In connection with the members. The clubs would be fur for each strategic city will desig Petrillo, president of The Ameri preasion or lassitude and a slight nate "safety” areas, namely those can Federation of MuslctaiM, tla t and aahamed. Supreme C ou rt-of ’’getting nished. st cost, plans and instruc amount of fever may exiat, usu^ tions for building gliders (which ■ • In which buildings offer air-raid “Just because some one throws a After all, the vast-majority of j along" amicably with hla asso- ly not more than 2 degrees. Bron picket line around a hotel or the can' be turned hut In almost any chitis may ensue as a comnHca- Bh6lt€r» theae strikers are Americans and elates-which Is a matter of much woodworking shop). The superintendent or manager ater, that doesn’t mean you can’t tion, and so-called pollen i^hm a. will have charge of his buildings walk through it,” was given to the have BO renwtest Idea of being' more Importance than we arc The bill waa Introduced six Those who are particular^ sensi months ago. but no rommittee defense plan, the tenant defense A F L union members t< ^ y as they anything alae or acting like any-1 likely, to attribute to It. tive to the pollens sh^Id avoid Model S-6 showTt above haa eroups. flrst-ald and rescue aup- neared the ehdTof their national hearings have been held on It. Odd exposure to strong cu^ents of air, thing els^. They have, been fed on | There appears to have been ly enough, the army, navy and glaaa-top criaper and Kelvl- • nUea and be responsible for sound convention. such as riding In am^pen car, or najter 6-Way Magic ahelf. ing the alarm. He will be the “con The Chicago and New York 'lies by their leaders—the tame llee some expectation that Attorney- commerce department (In which In a draughty rall^^d car. Any the CAA Is located) have sB 'ex Large base storage bin for trol (director." union leader, center of numerous aasiduoualy peddled about the i general Robert H. Jackson might associated hype^ensltlvenesa t o Next In authority will be key pressed themselves against the vegetables, canned and bot labor controversies and reputedly country for months by Undbergh, (>« named by the President for the Inhalations such as face powder, Men" in charge of "service *q u w hill. War Dejartment 8ecretar.y tled goods. ejilCu. Ft. Tomorrow’s Refrigerator the highest paid unlim officer in Wheeler A Co.—and have been ^ chief justiceship, since—strangely dust or to foods should be recog trained In emergency duUes. the nation, told the musicians .Stimson once said, in part, "Fligt^- nized as removed. The moat satis > Among a maze of things they told that, alnce this whole "wsr ; enough —there is s sort of half that if they have reaaon to'belleze training In glidera or sailplanes as factory m^hod of removing the 1 4 9 .9 5 Today - - - account for every person In the a picket line Is not legitimate they TRAVH LIGHT acare"- waa phony they need not way tradition against promoting a preliminary step In power-plane The hypersenzuiveness is by the use i buUding, his Identity and cltlzen- may walk through It to their joba. train^g Is of doubtful value, and '<5 fear that the government would member Justices to the headship of Dr. Frank McCoy’s special fast . ship and see that he Is jailed as an His advice came after he had ■ - $ f * that'The War Department "doea IN W HITE Pis take up labor's chaUenge. Now of the highest court, which has and this should be followed by a KELVINATOR enemy-alien or Is at his deslg;nated looled a blast at the Teamsters not look with favor on enactment dietary regimen which corrects post as a loyal clUren and eager Union of New York (also A F L ) I’V they know better. TTiey know only twice before been broken. But of this legislation ’’ Then-Acting (B(?low) Imasrine! A 6,2 .cubic h the body chemistry. I have seen foot Kelvinator Refrigerator for patriot. for demanding the privilege of that the United States Is in : it is not so ea.sy.-.lo visualize the' Secretary Bard of the Navy said rosny cases succeed under this MQIST^MASTER Will Conduct Classes carrying the mualcdana’ Instni- experiments at Pensacola (Fla.) earnest—that'the danger Is real near-crusading Jackson In treatment when the patient had only $104.95. It’s Model These key men will conduct de- ments and luggage on the short It NavalaYltvill AirAll StationolOVlUn definitelyll"liniVwtV de-fix • 1 J lxa/4 cvIafAn lltA The Molat-Maater keeps the nat i- fens* classes, regulate the black and great And In the face of that | that position s s ^ is to contem- CSX6A-40... a refrigerator *for haul from curbstone to theater st termtned that inclusion of j After successful tr«tmtreatment, enU ural freshness and flavor of foods out* and enforce rules for personal $10 a day and $20 a night training In the flight training prp- ""P* tho^^'iyho want big capacity at knowledge the subversive leaders : p i,i, Xew E^land born .Slone the patient will find that he la no days longer due to an utterly dif behavior of their people while <5? zram waa not worth white. CY»m the lowest possibl^cost. Like- are going To be aithout followers occupying the place to be vacated longer sensitive to the pollens and ferent type of refrigeration’. The bombs are falling. • ’> ' merce Secretary Jesse Jones aald other Irritants which formerly all Kelvinators it is powered ,by entire bottom two shelves are The service squads will construct soon. by Uhlef Justice Hughes. the civilian pilot, training act of Empiojes’ Group were considered to.be the cause of the Polarsphere Sea!^ Unit with sealed from the rest of the refri and maintain sheltefs, cooperate The other t'l^•o Supreme Court 1939 provided the requisite au gerator and cooled by separate ’ with police -nd .firemen, assist mo thority for carrying out a glider the trouble. ,I sugge.st that those ,| its 5-Ye,ai; Protectioi^ Plv>- Here Completing the Case appointments, that of Jackson and readers Interested In-recelvlng fur cooling units built Into the aide- bile first-aid and rescue squads, Bargaining Unit pilot training program, making i.s beauty, utility and economy Senator James F. Byrbirs, particu ther help In the matter, send fOr walla of the cabinet. Left-overs safeguard water and gas . lines, Though there Bwa no reason f.or the Senator’s bill unnecessary. . roofs, saniUtlon, boHer rooms and Dr. Frank McOoy’a special arti you can’t beat. and unused portlona of canned and larly that of the former, ^wlll not Nazi Tactlea.Not IMseuaaed •team pipes, ventilation, elevators Boston, June IS— —The Bos BBUcipaUng anything else, the of cles eirtlUed. "Hay Fever" and an • cooked' foods in addition to vdge- be received with much rejoicing by None of the departments In refrigeration, auxiliary power ton Globe Employes' Association ficial declaration of the State De other on "Asthma.” Just address tables that are difficult to keep written recommendations on the crisp ma y be. atoned In thla super- ‘■• planarand-the thln beams of per- has been chosen by editorial, those who are, wdrried about the >-our request to the McCYiy Health 1 0 4 9 5 1 8 9 -9 5 I partment, based on aflidsv4ts of blit discussed the phase of wari moist atmosphere without cover m iw ^ e Indoor Ughting. maintenance and buaineas depart Increasingly ’’radical’’ character of Service In care of this hewipaper. the survivors of the 'American time gliding- which the Germans ing! Telephone operators will serve ment employes of The Globe aa the court. But on the basis of used to some extent In Belgium enclosing a large self-addreased as buUding messengers whenever their bsrjmining' agent Is Prepared to Fumisli The Siti ■Do The Excavation— ^The Entire Con- ataamship Robin Moor taken by a envelope and 5 cents In stamps. sheer ability and personal probity and Holland and to a far greater _ other commuulcatlons are de»troy- ReeulU of an election yeaterdsy Take e)T for s-gev. liappr sanuner la United States ooaaul, that the T ed. Radio men will operate ahort- were announced by the Nations] the** smart, cemfettzM* shpeal Light- It is'doubtful that any fault what extent In Crote. Pictured la Model M-6 having Moor waa torped'ted in mid-Atlan If gliding to battle suddenly questions and Aaswers wave sets whereveruveHable to Labor relations Board as follows: wei^t, tiiy little models that iaod ever will be found. Bymea, espe- Question; Mr. G. L. writes— ’T 64i -cubic foot capacity. In ad wisgt to your feat I Some atyle* la aizea tic by a submarine ahose com- proved the moat effective way Wf dition to the excjualve Moist- direct defense operations. Signal The Boston Globe Employe^!* 1 to 12, AAAA to*EEE.- A PIT for; stniction have been a sleepwalker for yeara Assodstlon, - ■ nnsffiUated, 183 auader was fully Bware of the getting there, "fusteat with the Master feature, thla model alao squads will man observation poets EVERY SMART-or SiLfJlTWi;— moateat men.” the United States and have had to accept It, for noth continuously to ^ t and report votes. , . Building lots available on these streets and in these developments: Alexander, St. John, Perkina,- ■feip-»-«dioB*llty. tbe lmpUcatlonsif” '* 'f^ed. admired-and ing I have tried seems to help me. boaata glaaa ahelvef throughout, poor. might again, be In the position of . a i pictured to the right! They’re ^ enemy bombers. The Newspaper Guild of Boton in that statement must come with: *' -®f Americans. having had the' prophet— but noth It is \*ery embarraaalng a.nd I fear Win Try Tq Prevent Sabotage (CIO ), 15t votes...... ' Ridgewood, Center, West Center, Emerson, McKee, Oak,^iew, Nye, Walker, Middle Turnpike East, Anyhow, In the light of the that some night I may meet with clean,, sanitary, battar looldBg. C>4»ls*n ^0 L Manning,force to thoae Americana ing else. They retard circulation arttbout Watchers and guards will tty to For neither ofgsnisstion, six ^present worid and national ensia, Eleven yeara ago, the late Fpank some serious accidc'nt. This fqar j prevent saboUge, robberies and votes. Adams, Tanner and Hollister streets. w te have baaa hoping against hope alao makea me of a very neriroua atoppi^ It thereby aiding In In addiUon, U vpfes.were chsl I such othertime a matter of high Hawke, among others, was shout maintaining proper humidity for seta at violence, shadow persons Muit aomehow or other the hurri- ing for glider development for diaposition during the d ^ .’’ with relatives in enemy countries lenged, one ballot was blank and “ Stonehaven” “ Lakeside Circle “ Sunnyside” I Importance as the nsmlng of q .Answer: Somnambulism or better refrigeration throug^ut / ipaae o f war would change lU military use. He visioned, even the cabinet Ask to aee the 33 whose safety there might influence one was void. ' ' chief justice and two new members sleepwalking, la not a common ^FNeaurse before it struck the United then, 'planes pulling trains . of other featuree of thla unique ra- their conduct, close all buUding of the Supreme Court is not likely transport glidera and hordes of dlsbrder in aduUa, but la fairly ! entrances after hours, patrol vital Seateneed For Maasteaghter Stetea. , common in children. As a rule, -the frigarator!; to cause more than a passing rip- iMVldiera sliding dowp fronr the service centers and supply depoU, N o one araa ever arore.com- skies. He even had himself towed sleepwalker a’ill not know the j register visitors and tag strangers Bridgeport, June IS.—Vn—John pla of public interest. :t la t a ly let doom by principals to in a glider from coast to coaM to next day that anything unusual I .and Bupeprise -building employees. D. Scarborough, S6< Stamford, was OTMts trass prove It could be done. / haa happened even though during • 'r I ' In event of war. shelters but- sentenced yesterday to 10 to 15 JARVIS REALTY CO. they had bacn giving the A few yeara after that the Ger the phenomenon he may undergo | ' tressed with sandbags wUl be pro- years in state’s prison on a plea *5 REAL ESTATE GENERAL CONTRACTING ardent support than have the ’ Rent Gouging ^ mans sUrted their glider program complicated movements and the j vided In the central corridors of of gflUty to. a charge of mgn ^ P n iaelsr-Madbergh-Cudahy cabal Of very real Interest to many which was said to have reached a aenaea may be acute. Somnambu ' "safe” structures. •Nesmally, these alau^ter in connection arith the W e W ill Am IsI Y ou With Your Financing Arrangouents. i;6tal of 300,000 glider pilots in lism may be described,aa a dream wlU be six stories above ground fatal abooUng of Francis Jones ^ Hitler, acting through one of peinoos In Manchester as well as 193$. In action, The sleepwalker la usu Model CSX6A-40 and six stories below the top of an argument in a hallway CENTER STREET AND 41 ALEXANDER ST. PHONES 3526 OR Ifp gntaBarina captains. There has in' svsiy .other community nq* ally in no danger, unless he is sud K i n n e y z 6.2 Cti. Ft. ’ WATKINS ateel and coaerste tauUdings. of a tenement in Stamford April tha alighteat danger, defense wozhars is a' pronounce Irda ara aUe to change their denly Awaken^.* The beat treat- | ■ R O T H ,5 » S . IN C V Aa oddity of air attack is that 12. Natal Street S WeMon BUg. ment Is that obtainable from A- fg f fUKfft of a German ment by a department of the fed wing Maa b» flight; man has beeq, unable to .§d the same in aa Ur- psychotherapist but often the con- j - J,,!",. Waited Staua. Yet eral government on the subtject of Blana>> . • ditloo may ba counteracted ■' ■' ; >»' ■ "-'V •> y • -sqpir . 'V n m- ‘ 1 MANCHESTER s v s i i k o ,h , e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN. iUlDAY, JUNE 18,1941 V. FACE ELE1 . - \ ■f I III. aiXNUHB$rn5 BlANUnrcSTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COl^^. FRIDAY, J I ^ 13. 1941 MAMUHEEIlfiK KVENIMU flEKAJLD, *:hi.rtcr Oak^ who la 2 veterans of Forstan te Dllworth. Ooraell Poel!, and sad club. Ths pregrasi Ta Be i^aigned c1un<;ed with intbxidillon. He was' ^Banana Splita’ Favored nlng an Americ^lzatlpn pron*^ loosed Oood rrtdser,- ___ _ April ^^Tbs [Nazis to Shoot From EuJt>pe fhuhd Auxiliary Plans Asxlllary, American Legloii. the the direction of PatrlotSe Naxi X^maitids GeWing Mieet Canada. -JBsL.Soldlers at Devens FlsSr Day, Shturday.‘Ju®« « Mons-Ypres Post and Auxiliary, tor, Dorothy Miller. ! final term wIH open on cellar the day after, he ^ d ap • SERIAL STORY Is Here * schools Winwin cioMcloee for tho w in w r On Theft Charge peared here in court, Satwlay, to the Vt F. W. Home. ' A pfitfloUc British WartVetersnirand to the At A ll Vi^sseU Flag Day ProgrHin quiz will be a special feature, end Wind Cheney Camp and Auxiliary, The title of rsBM' answer an intoxication count for tow Fort Devens, Mass.. June 13. . * * "^ D o lt^ n he closed on FVlday On Reds Seen which he waa fined. William J. Plane Needs —(iP>—That old aong about a social time Dfenlsh War Veterans,, also the Jewish scholars of Charged with appropriating to ■ittibers of Anderson-Bhea Post well as thOM in the ministry. sed Today O c t ^ . SI. m i for the teachers (OoattaMd From Pago One) hts own use, goods valued at $800, Oordner, 85 (Jarden: street, - will # !f OOTSTEPS IN THE FOG '•Yee, Wa HZve No Bananas." The Anderion-Shea AuxUlary.' An Invitation convention. ______^ John prtntlce, Vemon, will be ar appear for intoxication. Is not infrequent resllty in Breeding War] materials used for their manufac raigned in town court here tomor Raymond W. Edwards, (^laston- " 8Y ELINORE COWAN STONE American Industry Do* the area near this huge camp.] AmoantiniE t<> ture. row morning.' It is alleged the bury, arrested on McR,^ street Senior Hostess Ruth Robin-j (OMttaOei rm m Page Onn) These goods, Germany main goods were taken from Prentice’ this morning, wiU be' charged'with ing Good Job, High MU of'the Enlisted Men’s Sei[v-.; DiRtribated^ Mysterious Death tains, were made contraband by driving without a Ucanse. Yeaterday: Angela bringa word| "Oh!” gasped Deborah. employer, the Dunlop Tire and Air Officials Say. toe' club reports - that the sol J » i dIscuM w ith e r an editorial In Great Britain in violation of ta- Rubber company. that there are men near who wUl; Q)uld Angie have been right dier demand for "banana aplits" | '$1 Vuidoas Teachers. Being Investigated The Tlmen of London hinting that tematlonal law. Also in c./urt will be Leo A. Har- R ead Heral(i| A d vs. try to keep Stephan from getttng after all? . . . But that was jm- has averaged over 600 a night Sir Staltorfi nt>uld not return to away. Bat Stephan eaaais obaered thinkshla. Stephan had explained Ottawa, 6nt, June IS. in recent weeks, and that the totaling $>8,000 wet* the U. S.JS. R. am* officially In Germany's present contraband by tha naws. He leavee, promising everything—or almost everything. American industry is dolngj* good riub's purchase of sround 135 _d today to Mancheater’a Norwich. June IS .--44—Deputy law waa published Sept 13^ 1939. to return. Deborah watehea him "But, Doctor." she wavered, “Is job of mseting Canada’s needs for Munds of bananas daily some- spired. IThcondltional contraband, if in go. The telephone rings. Bridgle Coroner Uon J Lewis and sUte The Timas editorial said "It may he— ?”, , __ Umeg absorbs the entire nearby j as all local schools closed tended for enemy territory or en Jiorrles to aaewer It. planes and plane parts, in the opin police from the Groton berrecke well be asked whether there la n ^ "I’ll be honest with you, De ion of high-raititing air offlciala' supply. „u0uner vacations. emy Xorcca. included the following borah. Tva always have been, . teadten left for thdr today were investigating the mys at tha present juncture a m w goods In addition to those listed who talked wltfi visiting Ameri Mhen made plans to enter terious desth of a urgent call nearer home on Sir 1 ^ Stephan Is Burt haven’t I? Tm hoping thU U can newtpiH)er ,#omen. above: — W,. D. S T A R nothing worse than a had concus M IN tS schools for special studies man. believed to be Erhert W. Stafford's exceptional capacities. War trucks, signal communica One important air official said Sternberg. M. of Springfield, Chapter XI sion. If there’s fracture, I haven’t KRnmer. Not Admlttfd to Confidwice tion and apparatus, transport and Uutt American aviation industry New Haven Man IfBSI*. "Hello!’’ Bridgle bellowed ami found it yet" strikes had had some effect, but Ksspeii Sept. S The newa^per remarked that communication equipment and ably Into the inatrument. "Sure 'Us J "But he’ll want me!” Deborah I edboois will open next fall for They are endeavoring to deter tlw anibaaaador was rwelvrt m parts, horses for riding and pull thst It was not serioiu. mine whether the man was killed MARKET Bridget Lanahan. Mies Levett’a sobbed rebelUously. "He’ll want In fact, he said, production is Fallf to Death ing loads, lubricants and tools, first fall term on Wednesday, Moscow "without enthualaam ami housekaper gphakin’. ■ . - . v . But me mors than any one.” ; fi, and ttic term will run unUl by a hit and nm driver or was the that "at no time has he been ad- instruments and machines used to 47 NORTH STREET PHONE 3885 ahead of schedule in some in victim of foul play. make or to use the above prod Miss Li;^tt Is antertainin’ gussU "Ha win n ot” s»ld Dr. Bing' stances. A contract signad with {Christmas \-acatlon, beginning mttted to the confidence of the Where You Buy the Best for Less! We Deliver! ham patienUy. "wsAt any on# or New York, June 18.-^8hortiy ____« , Schools will be The body was found with the Soviet commissar for foreign af- ucts. at dinner, and cannot be dithturb* the United Kingdom, through skull badljr shattered, on a seclud wS. anythhsg for some time to come. after leaving the breakfaat..table, __ also on ArmlsUce ed." which Canada received training ed country road, about S miles fatra." _ , The magnificent finality of His first glimmer o f coasetousnem -planes, has been finished—with Walter AUen, 43. of ,42 Aahms® sad Thanksgiving Day. »7. The Tlmea reflected the Foreign Public Unaware Moor Sunk street. New Haven, Conn., fell to HALEYS Serve And from the city this morning. Near Bridget^ tone conjured a drawing is very likely to be an uhpl’eaaant time to spare. A contract for flying ft?: •■The Second Term Office's interest in what the news- The German public atlll waa un his death' todayr^;toWH the third by were the tire tracks of an auto- aware today that the United room brUltant with the socially suq^tidoto that he la about to be boats has been started ahead of ^ second term will open on per called "rumors of a turning SPECIALS FOR most unrdmantically sick st his floor apartment of his slater, Mrs. jnoblle, indicating that the car had in^ In German-Soviet relations States steamer Robin Moor has •lita of Now York. London and time. auazy 7, 104$. and stomach.” Florence Brady, In upper Man reb. 20, reopening on been driven Into the road, for which have been current all over been sunk by a submarine. Paris; but the person at tbs othsr Two Typee of Bombera Used short distance and then back< Newspapers have not printed-a end of the line remained apparent In the and, Deborah brought Canada depends almost entirsly hattan. 2. This terin will close on Europe in the last few days. chair from her own room, and set AUen. who was imemployed. 11 Apiil 24. Schools will be out Germany and Russia, the new*- word about the incident and au TODA Yand SATURDAY] ly uninqnressed, for in s moment on the United States for planes. thorities said they are as yet with Bridgle called; it agrinst the wall Just beside Two types of British bombers are cams here three days zgo and was Health Marketls The Place! paper asserted, are play^g a ' "Miss Debby! Sure, an’ 'tia sorry Stcidian’s door. For ages, it ussd for bombing training. But followed the next day by hla wife. dangerotis game of bluff and out proof that a German subma Bella, and their 16-year-old daugh rine waa involved. ( 10 lbs. I am to bother you and the Cap sepmed to her, she sat there, lis other planea used for training in counter bluff, with both desiring tening to every stir—eyery mur combat flying and for Canadian ter. The Aliens were having break HALE’S QUALITY to avoid war but "determined the The sinking U being Investigat tain’’—ao Bridgle did not know that Stephan had gone — "hut mur frwn within. home defense are American fast with Mrs. Brady, preparatory i | one to extort and the 6ther to re ed in an effort to obtain authori to returning to New Haven, when ; HEALTH MARKET tative information. It was said. there’s an uppity party on the line Each time the door opened, she modela Our popularity ia proof that hunting for “lowcBt VITAMIN fuse as much as It dares without that win have words wit, none but started eagerly to her feet. Once Likewise, Canada hsi to depend Allen got up and went into the i loaf provoking hostilities." 2 next room. vieea” is disiliuBioning, but the search for thrifty, quality SUGJIJI $ < it waa the doctor, who patted her on the United States tor mUltary aa tar as we know, Plnehurat is the only lo^l store dlapfayi^ Sumner Wellea, United States you.” BREAD "It is a aort of situation In A moment later a tenant on the , Vpaistablrs In tlir «rden-frcnli \ll*niln nnnled vegotnl^ underaecreUry of state, declared Only sold at this price with other orders for $3.00 or more. With an indignant flirt of her shoulder in - absent-minded reas airplane englnee, since none are tms ends in satisfaction at The Health Market. which guns sometimes go off with In Washington yesterday that the apron, dhe marched off to her own surance, and sent her downstairs manufacture in this country and floor below heard Allen's body w lpm cnt^If the CbM. Beluhnw Co, out either side having really in strike on the courtyard pavement. Large Betty Crocker Robin Moor carried no arms, am quarters. to telephone the drug store tor England cannot spare any. 5r ^ '! r ^ bring US specially prepared *^"""^ ***. for this tended It," it added. ' . Land O’Lakei^ ■fr' LOCAL PROIWCTS and whether yonr regetables come from this trom munition or military material of When Deborah went ouL p ick ^ something he wanted. He would Several members of the nine- Each Speculate About Denwnda any character and that her g®®" up the receiver, and said, ^Tla- not say much, and Deborah foimd man air council, along with noted Angel Cukds 25c Pmh Dressed / S j^ S n la M e walk-lB oooler, or direct from the Hartford truck^. •1 We go to .wrket each morning to ^ Speculation in London centered eral cargo, rang*®K ” *** borah Lovatt spaiJdng,’* it was a his very Idndness ohdnoua. . . . acea ahd men in command of fly Taught Methods | about tha nature of the alleged b u t t e r ]b. 4lc ing training schoola, attended a In sa lriy tahlrtT and we keep them fresh until they are do- rails to women’s hosiery; was man’s _voIce which anawered— Once it was Bridgle. looking tired Hale’s Large Roasting Cluckens Ib.* Qerm&n dcnuuids. on Ruwln nnd destined for no port In a combat crisp. Impersonal, and somehow and years older, to - send her for dinner given the vistting writers, ToUer. Meaty / ti to yon. Maxwell House who are touring Ontario to see Of Fire Fighting on British desires to pull the situ sone. terrifyingly guarded. ice and more clean towels. High on ah Alpine peak, Swiss mountain climber shows one way to , that something of Canada’s war effort. Each. SALADS... ation Into prominence. escape bombs and blitzes of Europe, This peaceful scene is near “I understand, Miss Lovett, Coffee Rings 15C Broilers " Ib.^ SWEET POTATOES One Interpretation Is that the a Mr. von Thalmann was your Much later, it was the little man The writers also were honored St, Moritz, famed tourist playground of Switzerland. COFFE Ib. 27c with a special exhibition of fly CUilef Albert Foy. of the South ; Watarcrcss, reported German threat flU the Survivor Declares guest this evening?” with the bright eyes, who slipped Manchester Are department, and | New UTilte Bollbig Onions . British diplomatic offensive seek R e g u la r ^ down to the front hall to carry on ing at Uplands station, wte of 13 Sunshine Bocon Squarei Avocados. Nazis Seized Radio "Who is this?" Deborah de schools specializing in combat B. L. O. Hohenthal, a member of Ib. 18c ing Russian collaboration with the manded, her fingers cold upon the a conversation with someone at the Board of Fire Qamtnisaioners Large Yellow Slleing Onions. Recife, Braxll. June 18—( ^ — A Van Camp’s training. RADISHES AUlea. It was reasoned that prom when we saw the-Osorio and be Want Longer Shad SeaMn receiver. 'I the front door. Deborah could not have completed the c^ rse at the Pkg. 16c ■rit Quality Fredi Asparagus...... 1b. 21c survivor of the Sunken United hear much, although she crept to See Expansion Example Krispy Crackers inence given the reports mlgRt States freighter Robin Moor de gan to live again for we all had "Dr. Bingham will satisfy you In their trip to Uplands sta firemen’s training school conduct- i well push Russia toward Britain been practlcaUy convinced We on ttot score, I 'think. Miss lx>v- the top of the stairway and shame ed at the University of Connectl- I Urge Fowl 2 bchs. 9c Green Benns. clared today that armed G erm ^ Middletown, June 13.— 44—Shad j MILK toll cans 27c tion, where Canadians, Austra Hale's Quality * and away from Germany. were dead men. stt." i lessly strained her ears. A few lians, New Zealanders, Englishmen cut. The classes have been held SMMnloal! Icebcrc Lottuce. seamen occupied the 4,999-ton ship fishermen reported today that for the past week and represen- 1 Native Early Jnne Peaa. Then Britain might keep Sir and seized her radio to prevent “Aboard the Osorio they treated Dr. 'Bingham' had been the phrases She did catch: ahff Americans are in training, Stafford in London. It was specu us very kiiiaiy and there waa food they would request the State Lovett physician for years. "So the ■ other one got away, the women reporters saw an ex tatives from many of thf fire de Lb. Fowl—Cut Up her from flashing an SOS before a c r e a m partments have been attendiag the ' Sliced Bacon 25c CaaKflower. SUMMER SQUASH, ea. 10c to 12c lated, until the crucial moment torpedo "from a German submarine in abundance. Board of Fisheries an<} Game to ‘ BERRIES AHD ‘‘Just now," the voice went on, after aU?" ample of the expansion of the T«tog Hen when he would return to Moscow "Now we are happy again." "I am sorry to hav# to tell you That was Mr. Hilton in the door British commonwealth sir training lectures and watching the demon Tomatoes. sent her to the bottom. extend jhe shad season a week. strations i t fire fighting. Gulden's Becker's New, Tender bearing British offers of friend * The Robin Moor dipped under that Mr. von Thalmann has met way. plan. Turkeys I^ ^ w r a . Cold weather, they said, had re combination "Clean," another voice answer The school was held to Instruct b e e t s ...... 7c bch., .I bchH. 19c ship. the waves of the South Atlantic 23 sulted in poor fishing conditions, with an accident—a rather serious This plan, agreed upon by rep- The aMies of burnt paper money Pint Cream ...... Reg. ^ c — accident” ed from the doorstep. “ And say! resentativea of the commonwealth in the methods used in London In Jar I X jis It lilla Like BM Cakee—But\We Oafl It Cucumbers minutes after the captain had can be Identifled and redeemed. The regular season closes Sunday, fighting fires resulting from | Mustard New Arteona Carrots. ordered passengers and crew to the Native Beiries...... /.Reg. 19^ If that lad pulls through, his governments st a gathering in Ot Kenr Cabbage. skull’s sure made of good honest tawa in December, 1938, is a vaat bombs. There were 59 In the class, P«t Roast Ib. 25c Damascus Will llfehoats in tTlc early morning of t Deborah satilown limply on the which came to a clooe yesterday. Any Flavor Becker’s Spinach. I May 21, the survivor related. riiair before the telephone table. stuff. We found what he was hit efiterprise undertaken Jointly by Total Value 40c with—and it was plenty.” Canada, the Uidted Kingdom, Aus P4plar Item* Romuine Most of oor native vegetables are from, | No Trace of Panic "Are 'you there. MiaS Lovett?” Not Be Defended He said there was no trace of BOTH FOR 1 • • • • • 8 a I the voice asked sharply. "Can you About dawn Deborah went to tralia and New Zealand "to aaaure 3 pJ i 4$ Martin Becker. He has Jnst started on the kitchen to make coffee. an inexhaustible supply of trained Jell-0 ^ Voal Roast Ib. 25c Lettuce 10c tiny, Aral Badlshes.. .His Romnlne Let* panic aa the ship’s company, men,' „nv cnnMU.S.A. I h a r md?” women and one child, too to the “Ysa,” Deborah breathed. "An As she picked up the tray to go airmen to carry on, for yeara -if tnce hna more vitamins than-the regular (OoBttnned From Page One) upstairs, the telephone rang. Be need be, the war against the dic Sunbeam » j ■ LARGE SELECTION OF COLD CUTS— Freshly Sliced! : Boston lettnee. we are told...and Beets, Spin lifeboats. He expressed special accident, you said. . . . Is hat but you must bring him here. fore she could reach the Instru- tator nations.” —___ ach, Cauliflower from Becker are priced I ly have made no great prog^ress to- a^iration for the child, a fear The plan calls for 83 training less four-year-old boy in the same It once." meat Mr. Hilton waa there. Maraschino Cherries j « 9 c ttuce 8c very lew. I ward thU city in the past 24 houto. "The Herald?” he waa saying. schoola. Of this number. 64 are Birds Eye Feos p k f l ' 20c A communique! today said light* lifeboat with the women. MEATS "That waa the doctor’s idea. Hia complete, and' the remaining 19 ‘*How did you boys get hold of I Jng was In progrtss at Kissoue, 10 (One lifeboat, coittaining 11 men •m quarters, it seems, are un- are expected to open by Septem waa picked up by the Brasilian Boneless Chuck suitablq^ . . . That is—this Mrs. this? . . . Who did? . . . Okay. i^MhurSt Boneless, 2 to SVi-Pound miles south'of Damascus, with the You may say he was trapped with ber. Two will open before the end SHORT SHANK— 4-6-LB. French figbUng fiercely to steam reacue ship Osorio. There has been Lanahan, I think aha said her of tbia month. Of- the type of no word of three others, with 35 name was—can she be trusted?” Information for a foreign govern the BrlUah attacks. Pot' Roast Ib. 29c training ochool that Uplanda- - id, 1hoA I other persons.) "About my affairs she’s as close- ment in his possession. . . . Yes, Report BritijA Repnleed • fatally wounded. We—bold every only three reniain. to he completed lAlSY HAMS lb. 39c "The first seven days we kept B. C. moutbsd ss the Sphinx.” .to’ reach the total, of 16 called for It declared alw th«t British thing!” ■ -• J- SMOKED SHOUIDERS MtnreirB H a n s ... ready to serve.. .Whole or Shank 1 forces which cruised the Utani sight of the other boats," the sur "She sounded lUn the private by the plan. vivor said. "We rowed and rowed. Ib. 29c secretary to a ' busy corporaUon He had just seen Deborah. Half...... Ib. S9c. Butts. . . . 45c to 49c Ib. river on the coastal road toward Pry Salami Deborah remembered fumbling Beirut had been repulsed south of Heavy rains and the broiling sun lawyer," the voice agreed dryly. Plant Ready In BIx Months A WeiRcl’a Frankfurts. .Pressed and Minced Ham. with abaking fingers to brace her- Hale's QoaUty Sidon, 23 miles below Beirut. punished lu fiercely. The morning Top Roimd or Strtoin (Weil Trimmed) i "Dr. Bingham—about whom I ^Good Cuts of Rump Roasts.. .Sirloin Tips for Oven or of the eighth day we could no happen, to be informed—speaks self against the frame of the ball Los Angeles, June 18— Foird' The British fleet conUnues to 39c door. She remembered Mr. Hil 's Mayonnaise Pot Roasts. lend the support of lU guns to the longer see the others. Stales ^ y lb. D l^ y 'W your own diacretlon Motor Co.’s $18,000,000 plant at Lb. N Headed Toward Africa Ie*ll come on ahead of us." ton’s remorseful face bending over WUlow Run, Mich., should bs com. Red Bag Coffee 17d Qoirt T,ona, Wen Trammed, Tender Chuck Pot and Oven^Roasts. I coastal column. Rib— 4 Pounds Average her, comically foreshortened French authorities denied re- '"I think the lifeboat the captV® AMERICAS BIGGEST NICKELS WORTH "How—bow soon?’’ Deborah pleted in six months and ready to Always Fresh! Pint 2 3 c she slumped to the floor. produce suh-assembllea and parta Freshly Chepped, $«c Grade I ports broadcast by the Ankara was in headed toward Africa.” faltered. Calves’ Liver. The narrator, who remafned Roasting Pork 23c |\ “Probably flve minutes if noth After that, there waa nothing for Consolidated Aircraft Ctorp’s radio that Brttlah columns driving until she floated back to conscious I westward froiu Iraq had captured anonymous, was one of the sea Antborlxed Bottlersi ing goef wrong.” B-34D bomber, reports EMsel Ford. ^Beatdi Ham. Ground Beef men who had spent 18 days in an 4-8 Pound ness in her own bed. Delr-Elx-Zor, important French PEPSI COLA CO. OF CENTRAL VILLAGE (To BaCoarinded) ked Ham. outpoat In eastern Syria. I open boat under the tropical sun Dr. Bingham, himself came in Two-Way Plow 28c Ib. Fresh Shoulders Ib. 21c Almost immediately—big and Cervelat. Action In the east, the French before being rescued. T Armour's Star Lardi aald, atil} centers around Abou "We had to ration bur food wholesome end comfortingly mat First Aid, Safety Watsr falling on a ridge in ^SalamL Bacon Squares I Kemal, on the Euphrates river only closely," he said. ter of fact in the midst Of tbia Rocky Mountain National Park Fores Genuine Spring Lamb, Ib.' 18c insane nightmare. may flow southward into Hell ifCMnbination Loaf. few miles, inside the Syrian fron- "Sometimes we all despaired of 14-Ox. Bottle Burt OIney st Uwrenoe Cut Wax or Cut Oreeu 1 tier.. ever reaching safety. Boned and Rolled If desired. Before Deborah could ask any Meeting Opened Canyon, or northward into Para r&MAed Tongues or ;i9 c Ib. quesUons, footsteps scraped on dise Park. The communique aald the Brlt- "It waa worse at night. We Cans - Ftredi Tongues...... I iah Air Force raided Beirut Wed rowed 19 days. I’ll never forget Spring the gravel of the drive, and when Ketchup 2 for 25<| String Beans ...... Ib. 32c Sliced Bacon nesday night but encountered ef those awful days and nights.” Nation-Wide Stores she hurried to open the door, a Storrs, June 13—i/P)—Connectl- i fective anti-aircraft fire and was "We almost went crasy with Joy Leg of Lamb Ib. 29c grim little procession filed into the cut’s first statawlde conference on Jellied Tongue. 32c Ib. driven off without doing material hall, dn an Improvised Mretcher first aid and oafety, organized by damage. Ubby’s tour sailors carried a long figure the Connecticut Chamber of Com Yesterday British planes confin* with a roughly bandaged head. A t merce, with the Unlverzlty of Con SUSAR cans d ^ o rted Cold Cuts pound 45c ed their activlUea to reconnais Eyaporated Milk 4 tall cans 29c Corned Beef 12-orr^gn 21c first Dsborab hardly recognised necticut aa boat opened this morn e Swan k whitv, tmich sudsisr Stephan in the coarse seaman’s ing on the campus of the unlver-! SHEFFIELD MILK sance flights. SHMULUS than old-style flostiag soaps, 'IV We have some Kentucky GENUINE SPRING LAM B... Franco-American clothing and. boots. ■ When sity at Storrs. A two-day program,: culminating tomorrow in an out a Pep up lasle . . . too. It brsaks smooths into 8 oupposed to be one step ahead of even the best I..anib. M a h ie u 's Nation-wide had ha put them on? -1 .....p " " I'll 1 door contest for more than 40 first i pep up bedUy eaeegy handy cakss-Bsttor in Sways! Hal Can Sugar Haart {Situation Unchanged SpagheHi 3 cans ^5c Bi^iod came a fifth man in a wiUi Deodae Oroaa- No. t Onn Burt OIney Golden Bantam The Shoulders are a buy at 22c Ib. The Legs run from 183 Spruce Street 2 Ige* loaves 15c aid teams, , opensd with a welcom-1 Bettor by (t for dishes, Bread gray overcofit, inconspicuous In Ing speech from Winthrop H. i laled sugac. Flaver tbbmU to medium. Out of regular Spring l4imb we have l^ t D o o m Today every way except for bright dark ■Iks. b ^ , sad you- Vichy, Unoccupied France, June I Whitney, president of this Chamber; laveiiiS tor yearsi Corn ' 2 cn..^3i Tomatoes^ 3 cn.25c I ■ few large (7 '/j lbs.) Legs at...... ; . . lb. 30c U. B. No. 1 ayes that seemed to see everything of Commerce, and talks by State j j 13—(/p)— Military dispatches from FREE PARKING! in ths haU ill one swift glance. Genuine Spring Beirut, Lebanon, declared that the Police Commissioner Edward J. j NO TIME LIMIT! Meat Values Fruits Potatoes peck 15c Debondi lookdd for Wilhelm’s Hickey apd state Hlibway Com aituation in Syria and Lebanon sturdy figure; but Wilhelm was not was unchanged »l. dawn today and missioner William J. Cox. LAMB SHOULDERS Ib. 22e Smoked Shoul and Yegetables Home Made -r. among £ose present This afternoon the first aid team French sourcee ascerted that at Land 0 ’ Lakes no point had the British and Free ders, lb...... 21c Tomatoes,' O _ Ib. 19c As soon as the man in the gfsy of The Oentral Jersey Power A SWAN Kellogg's Corji Flakes Potato SalacT overcoat spoke, Deborah- recog Light Company, winners of the PINEHURST NATIVE POULTRY French columns penetrated more 2 l ^ s ...... 1 than 50 miles in flve days of fight- { Corned Beef, nised his voice as the crisp, im New Jersey state championship, NEW WHITE FLOATING Again from the heart of Chickenland, Pinehurst nlTerfi Sheffield Milk, Home Made _ personal ons she had heard over will demonstrate modem ffirst aid I i® 8. sugar cured, Ib. .. Oranges, Florida, A O ^ file finest tender. Native BROILERS.. .4-LR. RO.AST Since the first 10 or 12 mites of I 4 tall cans . . . 29c Ib. 15c the telephone. _L.„ techniqua This avCning President silver Lane . - -irf. Bwt OIney Siloed I this advance virtually was unde-1 Ige., juicy, 2 doz. Cole Slow "Miss Lovett?” he asked, but aa Albert N. Jorgensen of the univer ERS,..FRESH DUCKS...FRYING CHICKENS AND Ready-tb-Serve - If he were already sure of that. sity and Walter 8. paine of Ths NATI\’E FOWL. I fended, the' French aald, this rep Native Fresh Eggs, Sauerkraut 3 cn>25ci Bogts 3 Cans 25c resents jjrogreea of less than 10 I Cooked Hams, Baldwin Apples, O C ^ "My name is Hilton. Where ahaU Aetna Life Insurance Company will he the speakers at a dinner isvta Normat compamv miles a day. The general Impres- Large Size, lb .-'i. . i...... “5 lbs. . . ,1. i..... A J w Concentrated . -k . «. ■ ’ we take him?’’ , Dag Foods have advanced S8c to 46r SALTED_ I Sion they conveyed was that the dozen ...... iF.v Before Deborah could answer. meetings NO. 2'/* CANGLORIETTA ^ :A case: This, prior carries just a lOr advance of the invaders had been | Boston Roast, Native Iceberg * Super Suds ^ Price Sale Bridgie's voice rang from the land adeaai'i. S to^ np today! MIXED NITI? I stopped. Granulated lb. Lettuce, Buy a package for regular price and get atHatf ing above; i ' PARD DOG FOOD The French said their position I "Howly Mlther of Heaven! i atx miles south of SidOn, on the Sugar, 10-lb. lot large head Price ...... -BOTH 33c cried Bridgle. lumbering down tha CaaA of 48 cans...... $3.99 i Ib. 29e Roasting Chick Lebanese cosat south of , Beirut, remaining flight of stairs. ” If it ELBERTA INCHES - 2 3 « I still was holding despite continued Highland Club ens, Ib...... ■ String Deans, Colgate’s ^ • , isn’t the Captain! What in the 2 quarts ...... name—Sure, where would you be — FRUIT s a l e : shelling by British warships. In Soda, 4 Ige. btls. 29c 3 to 4 Pounds. <3 Crystal White Soap PATTERSON’S MARKET , other sectors, they said, there was | puttin’ himself but in the Mas- 101 CENTER STREET NO. 2% CAN DEL MONTE . ' ^ NATURA1. WHOLE APRICOTS (Or Halves) nothing to report. X-Tra Cola, thar’a room? . . An’ don't ehtand TELEPHONE 3386 Extro Special! 4 bars 16c there lookin’ fecklesa entirely, Mo. 2 V i can 22c - 5 cans 99c 6 Ige. btls. . • WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS ABOUND, Applesauce...... 25c Grape Juice pint bottle 19c Mias Debby! Put some vrather on ...... 3 No. 2 cans 27c British Armored Cars to bolL" COME IN AND LOOK AROUND! I Move Southwest Cool-Aid, 3-lb. peck 10c FRUIT COCKTAIL IS* Istanbul, June 13—(A^—Britlahl package ich From- thAt moment it waa Brid- WE HAVE SOME EXTRA FINE CHICKENS. 5 POUNDS AND OVER...... 39c lb. PINEHURST FRESH FRUIT I armored cars were reported mov- | gie who took charge — Bridgle GROCERY SPECIALS who led the UUle procession up Telephone service until 7:OOS4(niRht at Pinehurst. ing southweatward today acroi Ijcm ons, FRESH CENTER CUTS OF PORK ROAST. ...32c’lb. CHOPS...... 35c Ib. {(•, SVi Can Sonbenm the Syrian deaert from Deir-Ex-Zor I Rinso . . . for Whiter Clothes! stairs. who found linen and extra i-v ' U l8 convenient, plea.se dial 4151 t ^ dozen . . 29c Nation-Wide Tea, Hi-Test JeUy, covers, and stood by while Dr. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETAgLEf toward Palmyra, apparently In an I -,38clb. VEAL ROASTS. Sliced P ineapple attempt to encircle French forces | Orange Pekoe, 2 8-oz. jars . . Binibam did his grisly work. For MILK-FED VEAL CUTLETS...... 48c Ib. CHOPS Large " ' ' ' c « 1 9 c It is necessary to close the morning deliveries Ripe Tomatpea, 2 large packages 37c ~ when Deborah tried to tollow the pUy at 9:15 in order to get deliveries anvwhere near { fighting in the south. l b ...... DAISY HAMS ...34clb. The British were said to be using I 2 lbs...... 25c Swecco, atreteber into the upper room, the WIT.SON CO. LITTI..E HAMS, 3 to Nesrly 4 L b s .----- 48c Ib ule. phyptebin took her arm and tod her • .. 24c, |b., Sunkist Lem ons d „. 2 3 a I sn exceUent road and meeting only | , Bi^uick,______2Vi-lbi.*ean .;t V NICE FANCY SMOKED SH C ^. CUT SHOULDEBS Uloupe Mekma . . v-.rr.%T;v.-‘;“- r . e ^ »8c I occasional j*slstai»ee.“" lf' th efo Sliced Pineapple* ^ « -0ianeo ' -...... gfinay rnwaiy. ‘ ' ...... Large Snnklat . , . . Spg PtMeappIes ...... each 19c reaches Pslmyra-it wUl be In post-1 laiice pkg. . . “It may not ba pretty Deborah.” ...... 30c Ib. BEEF GROUND ...... 28c Ib. S J Fbod^“ " “•'•3 c™, 23e 20-oz. can ...... 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JUNE 18.1941 Card Intact for Tonight’s Bouts Sports Roundup . / ■ > :■ I' ______A ■ X ______X National Loague^Oldsters Present Young Blood Chip 0ff the*Old Bd\ Rain Stop^ ' Over Louis oitf jlis Sjieed Rv Btlete ACoUegeCoUege in HouinSouth varoimCarolina.. *.. .ovenr.evei Champion /and ChaUengei>—Thum ping Thoughts New Y?rk!jSnelS%Vr'n“ «»« Whitewhi»« Sox nox have an off- of Jimmy Dykea G ood Slate Study Makes Hitters Derringer, HubbeU o T i ______^ Dame •<«»"« is : buUdlnga.. .Carl In AU-Ohio - • '■ la lame and K Play Ball! So What? Ruth Fishes ...P e ty - Last Night Show Old Time St Conn Claims ! weight Champ, Out of Raw Material Testimonial *— tIS i . T . . ™ ' " - , ' bJS i A." A. urisrior 'w ™ ,.’. |j2» Louis Never Postponed Bouts Will Manager Joe Cronin De DiMag Sets Record Cincy Star Elbows a 4- Pitcher Knott ExpiafaM KS .V v“" 1 SSS’SS” “i7 Celebration of Biise* His DoaMo Cmn9 ^ T F.?Sluon,- Be Held Tonight at th|^ clares Many ‘Natural’ With Hit No. 1,000 Hltter, Beating Braves WiUHitffiml ball’s 102nd Anniver the Chicago Bears, Clark Shaug^- Red Men’s Arena, with Hitters Are Developlffl; * New York—Joe DiMaggio 1-0; Hubbell Etlges Baseball men aa]6 Jack Knstt Ber of baseball’s exclusive 300 nessy of Stanford and Ralph Jones sary Toda^ Is Expected throws a two-way carve. club’’—that Is. if he wins three Bell • Connerty Bout made hit No. l.oeo-^filcker than , of Lake Forest CoUege, you are Go€»d Muscles, Wrists any prertous major league Bill Lm , 2-0; Red Sox "I grasp the ball oM esatar more...Chris Dundee, who man-; To Draw 10,000 Fans. so tha greater portion at It pea*. *Jsb and Run’ Will Be area Ken Overlln and la .one of the , missing plenty. . . Elliott Cushing, The Feature Event. jwatter. Win on Ted Williams’ ; sports editor of the Rochestw Are Essential at Plate. He reached the thousand' Jscts.hspend the fliqt flngsr sad Conn’a Tactics in 15* amarteat guys In the fight racket, I Democrat-Chronicle, is very 111 ta Oooperatown, N. Y., June 13— ; thumb,” explaina the AtUstiaf picks Conn to lick Lo'l‘»-r;“ y* Rain last night caused the post- . mark a short while ago, after' Home Run Smack, i a hoBplUl. Shoot him a wire. By Harry Qraysoa finishing last year with a total (>P)_celebration of baseball's rliht-hander. "A straight over- Round Championship apeed will do it. (ConfidentlaUy, ponement of the Vlcusi-Hurley NKA Service Sports Editor Here's s tip straight from the l« n - of 970. 102nd anniversary today is an all- hand motion is uasd and tartf- we’re leaning that way, too, but tiicky feed-boxes — Sun bouta at the Red Men's Arena at By Jndsoa Bailey < fie spin Is impsrted. Tha spfa Rght with Bomber we’ll withhold an official predlc- Neither Ty Cobb, who is the • Ohio event. Aseoclatad Press Sports Writer (from the same stable aa_ Whln- Bunce’s Corner, Just a half hour Hitting comes easier to the ' makaa the ball curve downward Next Wednesday Night Uon for a few daya).. .William away) to win the 1942 K ^tucky all-time leader with 4,191 hits,' The Cleveland Indians, current A lot of tears hava been shefi Brann, owner of Challedon, aaya before the show was to have start natural swinger, but it is applies- j nor A1 Simmons, who with i snd to tils left When that apbi derby. American League leaders, oppose this season over the failure of Big ; ia sptati the off-balance weight hia big horse la coming along nlc^ ed. Promoter Hurley stated this tion that makes a batter great. 2,894 haa more hits than any the. World Champion Cincinnati B y Iini«« flmlMM" _ _ Paul Derringer to dominate the ' of tha twll takes control sad ly and probably will Ungle with News Bulled Manufactured hitters haven’t other player now In the ma Reds of. the National League in an qp,rf BUtor. AP n«tarK SeniM WKlrlawniy. before the year’s oven morning that the show, .Intact as National League pitching scene as i forces the e l^ g e ' in dlractlofi.' Labor got together to r defense It was last night, will go on thi* done badly. Hank Oreenb^g and jors, got their thousandth bit exhibition expected to draw about Pompton take, N.^ J.—Billy And that, ladles and gents, should purposes up In V c^ o n t the other in aa few games as did DiMag 10,000 fans to this birthplace of he did In leading the Cincinnati evening, weather permitting. \ Joe Cronin are striking examples. Reds to two pennants and a world t h iw hl« chicken bone on ise a race! day when Green pitched and Lewis The Hartford promoters stated gio, although both passed that the sport. St. Johnsbury Cronin argues that anyone who mark during their sixth season Minus club expensss, rectipts go championship. hits la ths second gaam while ths floor »n(J punhed hla chair back caught for the this morning that every effort will' has good eyes and is strong should Browns made seven, hot Boatas A-huntlng a bunting . ^as did DiMaggio. ______to support the bastball museum The Duke, at 33, Is a litUe fat tm n the roO«h. typewriter-laden Academy team- be made beginning with this catfl be a fair sort of a hitter provided ter and a Httlo slower than he was triumphad. 3-2. on Ted WUUaauf To buy a little bunting, /• I and Hall of Fame dedicated two nceaa room table. MacPhail he went-a-huntlng. to put on the shows as they are he ia unafraid and haa no physical years ago on the (>ntennla1 Anni last year. He was hurt during two-run homer. The soortag to he aald« ‘T il ahow you Today’s Guest Star scheduled U possible. handicap such aa being muscle each game waa completed hy^tlia . And passed .out plenty froggy Banjo Smith, Columbia (8.C.) Eddie Cojlin*. Jr., fleet outflelder of Philadelphia A***'®*‘**’.5jf* versary of Gen. Abner Double- spring training and had some trou how Joe foeh.” . , 1 skins ^ ^ , cusses American League situation with famous basing BeO vs. Connerty boimd. occurred to Shoeless Joe that the ble getting Started. This was not fourth Inning. Conn waa frehh from a w orl^ t, R ecord:/T f ever I day's Invention of the diamond To try to bring his Dodgers in. lather who Is general manager of Boston Red sox. Topping the good card reafly Practice makes perfect in bat-, southpaw might have been trying helped by the lamentable lack of The Philadelphia AtUatics cof- nibdown and ahower at hla train —Bteppy Fairman. against the draft. T U «e it back for the fans tonight will be Jim ting aa in everyth!^ else. to loosen him up, nor waa fie par ’aport.''' - ...... hitting from hie teammates. ped a nip-and-tuck stmggla fitm ing camp here and woie clacka ,:. l t haa snared a wresUer.” ticularly concerned about it Shoe- General manager Warren C. the Detroit Tigers, 5-8, on Al my Bell of New Haven who wlU Cronin contends that most ao- OUas of the Reds said today's But 10 years Ir. the big time Caught On The Fly stack up against Irish BUly Con call^ natural springs are devel leas Joe thought of only one thing have made this huge righthander Brancato's three-run circuit cleat at the kitchen door and grabb^ ' Naaiea-Is-SGU-Namea game establiohed the Cooperstown in the ninth Inning after Pat Mul-, I W* suppose Bobby Rigga sp- One of the casualties in * re nerty of Boston In the star slx« oped. ■ . —pickling the pill. classic on a permanent basis for one of the craftiest hurlers in the K»>f • fowl, then wolfed It aa he The manager of the R ed' Sox business. Game in and game out, lln had hit one with a m ate: pearance last week in the KmaM cent Minnesota boating accident 79th Crimson-Blue rounder. BeU haa been going great Mata Idea Is To the first Urns. aat ■"»««g the boeiMlrlnklng box- City tennis tournament waa right gUna lately and in Connerty ha saw J,oe DiMaggio aa a kid in San Come Into Ball even nbW* he can do aa much with aboard-ior Detroit in tha seventh. waa Jack Palmer of Ball Club, Monte Penraon Slated Rigney Withdraws Raqaaat m « ,e . B.b, Bujhd,ln« " SSX'T m In line with hla duties aa a asla ^ t may find his master, who knows? Francisco, knows bow the free his curves, knucklen, changes of had aaked the Wtta- Minn. Johnny Mixe is a terrific hit Yesterday *8 Stars Oommisaloner Kanasaw Landis pace and control aa most of the What with John Duncan Rigney : publicity director at Preabytertto The undercard will have Pat swinger of the Yankees worked on ter. National League pitchers tell and American and National mngh Adoola how he expected to KilJSlfn O.U, rioa.brooA, Boat Race Tom orrow Welch, also of the Hub, In a tan his method of blasting. rubber-armed speedballen. withdrawing hia raqueot for aran weaUier Louis’ blowa. Conn, you ______you he never offers at a bad ball, League prealdenta agreed to name PIteJied Four-Hitter deferment. Joe DlMaggto hittta(| UulIMVuMg «e gle with WUlimantlc’s Joe Gans In . Ted Williams has an exception which is not the least reason why Can’t Win With feet,’ ^ kaoWf-duOlengoB - t o h e a ^ for the benefit of the many n w - ally fine pair of wrists, which are two teams—one from each league He showed how tough he can his 12th homer of the seaaon ana: comers who have made ^ M anch^ ■ays, “ two lengths or Inches. a four-rounder. the cardinal luminary ia ao for By The Associated Press and different onea in turn—at the running hia hitting straak to Si \ Harvard Favored to Win Whereas prior to the time trial The remainder of the card Is as the source of the thin one’s amaa- be yesterday by pitching four-hit Moriartys Out ter their home since the close of ing power, but the San Diego lad midable. Carl Hubbell, Giants—Shut out season’s start to play here on a ball to beat tw Boston Braves, 1- atraight games, and Manager J h f- i -Qroonda June 18. the 1940 season. At various UmM nothing less than a few -cR y follows: . ^ pete Reiser at the BrooMpa Says Champion Louis (Tubs with steady, eight-hit hurl date aa near June 12, baseball's my Dykea of the Sox fittag a pen®; Wants Entire Illinois Staff Fired Sixth Straight Varsity blocks would have been satisfac Fred Bello. Worcester, vs. Baby tolled long and hard to learn how 0. The Reds made only five singles "Louis shouldn’t ever hit m e,, during the past week h^undreds to handle a bat like an accom- hM a beautiful awingr-but ing. birthday anniversary, as practic themeelvea off young Art John t ^ the New York Yankees a a§: BUly declared. "Not the way he have asked this writer the what Race; War Shadows tory./ Rocco, Hartford, 128. John Cool. Chicago White Son had a Ugh old : Sfha-^verslty’s biennial appropriation For First Win plLshed golfer handles a club. wouldn’t be where he is if he p Paul Derringer, Redo—Pitched able. Giles said. son. a Bou'h|iaw, but they manag f l g ) ^ Bee, here’s how k« Springfield. lU., June 9. and wherefore of the many good , Varsity Race at 8 p. in. Worcester, vs. Joe Guthrie, Hart didn’t keep hia mind on his work. Monte Pearson, Ex-Yankee ed to link two of them with a walk time of it in their night gams. bUl. ford, 135. John Nordstrom, Wor In the Double A’a and when be Challenger Believes Tale of Tape ^our-hlt ball for 1-0 triumph over Billy, his hair wet and tousled lor John W. Fribley (D., Paoa) baseball clubs In thU town. On Thames. Soptaomorea will stroke boto ^aves. whose rtghthand slants nrnved ef for a run in the tin t inning. The Yankees finally won to th e , "Coach Zuppke la at ertss-crosa varsities, Darcy (Bua) Ckirwen of cester, vs. Rusty Kerwin. Hart first reported to the Bostons, WIU * The swing’s the thing, but only from his ahower. So tonight, two evenly matched hams pried famous swatamitbs when it brings the bat into the Champ Too Heavy; on Joe Al Brancato, Athletics— Hit fective agatnst the Indians when That was all Derringer needed. 10th, 3-2, on DiMaggio’a four ta y td the comer, slumped into the xa- told the senate Illinois should fire with Wfcenic Wilson,’’ ha said. Stock Up Against Tough Harvard, completely recovered ford, 160. Young Rlccio, WlUlman- Here are the figures ger. But Dykaa announead to tha "Before we spend many, more mtl- teama wlU face each other ^ the By Black with questions. On his first tifo to ball. Looking at Lou -Boudreau Louis' and Billy (Jonn: I three-rpn homer in ninth Inning t o Pearson was In the Junior loop. Is He 'gave Juat one bass on balls, mlliar x>^««is crouch with handsjip Coach Robert C. Zuppke, Athletic West Side diamond in quest for from an arm Infection, and Eliot tlc, vs. lAither Anderson, New Louis Not Perturbed by down to hurl for the Reds. Cleve fanned a half-doMn, and let run ninth he would proteat, Ikms s:ipportlng the university, PA’s Tonight at West New London, Conn., June 13.— Detroit, he sought out Harry Hrtl- of Cleveland, you wonder how Conn 1 l^at Tlg[erB. high, abnost touching. Director Wendell Wilson and the victory and the cup that repre Macy of Yale, who weighs less Britain. he ever gets a hit. The Illinois, Louis * land's proable pitchers are Cal ners get sa far as second hsss only that a spectator reached oat tlien be began moving forward the situation should be straight (ff)—Ehccept for the usual Crim than 160 pounds. The only recent maun . . . chatted with that re Conn’ s Hea'vy Batteries 27 Age 23 I Bob Muncrief, Browns, and Ted touclM a ban hit by Red RufttaR' entire coaching staff "and d e ^ o p Side Field. sents the league Championship. nowned slugger for hours. product tvrists himself up like a Williams, Rod Sox— Muncrlef Dorsett and Ken Jungles, right three times. It was Paul's second In that cotlous little hlppety-hop, football teams which will adver ened out. A new outfit wwld The usual prises will be offered. son and blue course-markers, change was . In the Ells’ shell, 201 Weight 180 handers, Pearson has a record of straight win. coming on top of and thus Interfared with Mpnlv fast-clooe-tocether, shuffling start developing teams of which ’ Heilinam Chaaged pretsel. Wraps hia bat around his pitched shutout, ball for 8 1-3 in tise the state." Fribley spoke Morlarty Brothers will seek Its which lubmarlnes and tug-boats Plllsbury replacing Goss at No neck, yet manages to get the bat By Harry Grayson 6-1% Height 6-1 tw/o losses, and Dorsett of one In his 3-2 triumph last Sunday ovar Hoag’a fllding. Tha Rufttag hR ynovement with which the Brown wa could be proud.” Pierce Is Leading To Cobb's Style Reach 72% nings in relief tb win first game; went for two bases and henaght. while casting his vote for the tinl- first win in the Twl-League to- were skillfully avoiding, th* when the latter became 111. Remarkable hitters have brok around to meet the ball. NEA Service Sports Iklitor 76 aa many starts thla season. the then league-leading Brooklyn Bomber stalks his foes. Harvard’s chances of recortJlng Chest (normal) 40% Williams bomered %lth one on for in ths tying Yankee run. n l^ t at the West Side Oval Thames river today showed hard en down their swings entirely aqd New York, June 13—William 41 Dodgers and helped take some of Kaews iMris Tactics The Standings Its fourth consecutive four-race In'Rye Seniors Golf An injury which' made it im 44 Chest (expanded) 43; victory in nightcap. the disappointment oOt of the five against the Polish Americans ^ ly any signs It would be the scene relullt with tremendous success. possible for him to grip the bat David Conn, cool as a dog's nose, Joe DiMaggio, Yankees —12tli A boxing writer laughed. 'Tve When the fans start cispptag, sweep of the river binged mainly 17 Neck 17% i Basketball Rule Change timee he had been beaten by one what should be a swell game of Saturday of the traditional Yale- Hellmann, a rousing manufac properly once yafiked Frank talks like an o(d handicapper In 15 1 homer of year, in lOUi ..^inning, Barney Rose Now Tha "Biaer : been watching Louia for aeven it’s up to Louts to do sometlSng Rigney Quits Yesterday’s Result on the freshman race over the turer of long base hits in the Pa 14 Biceps brought 3-2 triumph over White nut this spring. yean but I’ve never eeen anyone baseball. The game will sUrt at Harvard Regatta. Frisch out of a slump and helped discussing his 15-round world Forearm 12 1 Amsterdam, N. Y., June IS.—(ff), Hubbell Beats Lea shout it Thst clapping is going 6:15 o’clock sharp. Indications Eastern two-mlle up-stream course Satur Rye, N. Y., June 18—(ffl—^ The cific Coas;, League, changed his 12 Sox. Cfiticago, June”’ IS—iff)—Bsnagr ^ w iS e bim aa well as BUly does. The sight of the underseas day morning at 9:30 o’clock (EJast- the Cardinals to a pennant. The heavyweight championship fight 8 Wrist 7 ' —Ed Wachter, former basketball The day's only other National to worry Louis, not me. point to Server for the P. A.’^ d Albany 8. Hartford 2 (ntsht) 157 score which Alvah P. Pierce style entirely when he came in Fordham Flash had to concentrate Rosa, former Welterweight a a f ^ ^ « l y s l i . " BUly yeUed, "this is "I’m s-gonna stick him wltll.my craft, engaged In national defense ern standard time). The C tlii^n with Joe Louis Barrow at the Po- i n \ Fist 11, roach at Harvard University and League game also waa an air ths way, bop and anchor, hop D raft Appeal either Blanchard or Joe McEvltt Wllliamaport .8, Scranton 3 (1st) maneuvers, made even more real of Brockton, Mass., posted In the contact Tyrus Raymond on getting the good part of the Williams 'College, proposes In tight pitching spectacle—between Lightweight Champloa of thR': left, and run. I'll Jsb his noggin W llU am ^rt 2, Scranton 1 (2d) Wfts favored In the Junior-varsity a first division of the U. S. Seniors Cobb. , lo Grounds, June 18. 34 Waist 32% Mrs. 6IcNaaghton Wins World, win make hla debut tl^ ^ and anchor. Think a guv in thU for the opposition. istic the shadow of war under bat in front of the ball and base It was suggested that Billy Conn 22 Thigh 20 creasing the distance between the Cart Hubbell and Bill Lee, with off. Billy's not going to take any ^ V X? I Olube Win Hungry (Other games postponed) half-hour later. Golf Association championship Hellmann talked batting with hiU rained all over the place. night aa a fight proraotar. MjtttViM can hit a fast-moving which the 79th renewal of Amer The' varsity classic will take might have waited a year. He 16 Calf 14H New York. JUne 13.—(O —Mrs. backboard and the basket six to the New York Giants stopping the raim Bke msT Not on yotir Ufe. chances. . , » W hite Sox H urler Both clubs are out for a victory National ica’s oldest Intercollegiate rowing appeared In grave danger as the Ty Opbb'with the reault that he The better hitters are those would be bigger and stronger and twelve Inches to make basketball Chicago Cubs, 2-0. Lee allowed Defying the No. 18-Jtnz,^ M s:^ "But,” he said, "I'm not going to Cincinnati 1, Boston 0 place about 6 p. m.; a dQwnstre^ second section of the field crowded and bent over the plat'e 10 Ankle 9 Harry McNaughton haa added the wUI present a boxtag *aar. ad Tlie guy shouldn’t ever hit ma miss any opportunities. If I feint classic waa being held this year. ^Ind from Bartlett’s Cove to the whq study the pitchers closely. Joe Louis would be 12 months Women’s Eastern Golf Champion more aclentific. six hits to Hubbell’s eight, but "Aw, BUly,” another writer said, plains Retpiesl for Hi* ^^e*t^hw»^ap*that mudh New York 2, Chicago 0 pared to tee ofl! on Its final 18- as did the Georgia Peach. gave a run i** the first Inning on ouhurban Lake Zurich, where te',: him and he loU one go and lofvea Originally acheduled June 29, railroad bridge. Form ia pleasing to the eye, but farther along. -Ai—■ ship to her Long Island medal and Wachter, Superintendent of "Jos’s bound to hit you.” (Only games scheduled) hole round at the Apawamla Club C^obb took advantage of every- there is no set way to hit. The “Johnny Ray and I debated Recreation at Troy, told a Mont two singles, a walk and a fly, and haa rignod to promote weRm;i hliBtelf open I'll sock him with a American the event waa advanced when sev This Gening at 5:30 o clock, the tiU ^ at the plate. He waa a line sS^l 1 got to allow he ain’t foolish. pl®y titles. *^e ManhMMt shows under the spcoaoeahlF aC-h ) "jgnn. he’ll touch me with some 60.Day Sla^, 'iSii' ’.ISSS’bSS eral oarsmen were ordered to re today. . trick is to come into the ball. that,” said Conn, "but aa we kept gomery county sports dinner last two errora brought another In the right uppercut. There a s differ In PhUadelphla 5, Detroit 3 combination, or substitute, eights Five players in the secona drire hitter, but frequently drove That boy’s gonna do more stuff (N. Y.) woman shot an 83 at the civic group. »WMt».g blows, but I mean he’ll ence between taking chances and •” - t a . t • port Monday for Naval training looking at Louia we decided both night he would ask the National fourth. never land a full, clean blow at my micago, June 193T Morlarty Brothers set up St. Louis 9-2, Boston 4-3 wUr battle It out for two-mlles up group of 123 men broke 80 for balla Into the dirt wiUt the idea of with hia feet than with his hands. Westchester C. C. yesterday for a Although the teams were tied socking an open spot. cruises. The threat of war, too, he ana I were ready n ow .,.,h e to final 64-hole score of 244 that was Basketball Coaches Association to chin,”n," Conn<3onn explained. , m v suTrUott holding that Johnny Rigney hM trophy for the Twt league, stipu- Washington - Cleveland (Post- stream. their first roimds yesterday, and i .'beating out infield hits. be taken and me to win Uie big “But" he can't win with his feet consider the change which would yesterdey, s freak in the percen undoubtedly was responsible for Rogers Hornsby stood aa far Yale Meets Nassau and 'when he uses his hands I'll be two shots better than Maureen Alunuti •And don’t let anyone but someUmes he hla regular turtt In the army draft ^ ,^ould have to Pon*<*) _ the delay In the arrival of the could be anirwhere from one to- prize. Besides, we both may be provide space for the ball to drop tages lifted the Giants into third New York 8, Chicago 2 (10) away from the dish and aa far using mine. Then we'll see who can Orcutt of Ridgewood. N. J.. and place ahea^ of the Reds, .510 to Intoo beUevlng------m t------o t II-- he a ,kit later drope ft.It. Boy, if he drop#drgje It after all. white I win It three times to gain pex""^ spectator fleet, a colorful pre-re Eastern nine stroke# worse today and still in the army next year. between backboard and basket. By NBA Servtca me I’U get. my------temper up Md- slug leter nroue n . ou y, -tt- 28-ycar-old Chicago White poasesslon. The now defunct Standings tie Pierce’s total. Strongest con back in the batter’s box as he "Added weight that will come punch faster." Jean Bauer, Providence. R. I. ‘The backboard would once more .509. against me, Tm wnna ^ p hhn. Eastern gatta feature. could get. The Rajah’s theory In College Polo Hlsa Qrcutt. only one over par Obanmpalgn.—In the nddat with him. X know 1 did that with "He’s easy to hit with a right Sox.me hiirlerhurler said last night behe had I Bluefields have two leaslega on It,it. the Today’s Games . tender was 69-year-old William will enable me to hit a little hardr Louis may not be the quick and be used for the purpose for which In the American League the ApoftoH and some of the other bren ill advised in qpklng a sUy, W. »(. Pet. OBL Harvard Favorite was to step into the pitch. He devastating hitter he waa three her last time out with a 79. then Boston Red Sox divided a double- repaatad erittelain of atata a «a s « j Hell, even strangers and P®**” * P. A.’s and Paganl's West: Sides, Hartford at Albany (nlght)i Ryan of Detroit, who was only er, but It also may take some of It was orielnally Intended—to keep tors and alumal of thaZUtaoia athA:l bm plr^t I knew 1 could hit as that he had withdrawn his request once each. The latter club :l8 de WllHanisport .. 27 21 .563 Harvard, a powerful favorite to two over par with a fine 74. really could step In and whack my speed. >’ean ago. but he isn't as bad as beat Miss Bauer for second place the ball from going out of bounds," header with the S t Louts Browns by could oock him with a right. ^ .556 Sprlng5eld at Binghamton New York, June 18— —Yale in a 10-bole playoff. Istic admlatatration eoasaa a : bard as they could, I can’t hit with Conn respects Louis as a gfoat (granted by his local draft board fending its 1940 claim on the cdp Elmira ...... 23 20 score lU sixth straight varsity tri Other players with a chance to- that low outside curve. "And I'm not going to lick Louis Manager Ray paints him to Conn. he added. , in odd affairs. The Sox scored four Binghamton .. 26 21 .556 Elmira at Wilkes-Barre Babe Ruth becam'e the daddy of lution gtvtag Robert C. ZupyMi,;, Loola and Z ain’t gonna try. hitter but not the punchee. he but appealed to Washington by and town championship honors. umph, lost prestige during the Williamsport at Scranton oust Pierce from the I*®** and Princeton, having survived by matching punches with him. Also don't let them sell you on runs in the first inning of the first Tberell be vtalofta of a million the llllnQls Selective Service dlreC' Wilkes-Barre 27 22 .551 week when Its best time trial of home run smackers by copying "I have to escape being hurt Louis packing mental W’elght, too. Skates to Steeds game and then were shut out for the famous footban eoaek. n was two -years ago. He has al Hope to Gain 1-eg .524 : National John K. Wadley of 'toarkan^ the preliminary rounds, will meet OB tbs back and eomoMBritag' bucks dancing before my eyes that most contempt for Joe as snrSU- t ^ ) and that he would report for Morlarty Brothers Vrould like to H a ^ o r d ...... 22 20 20 minutes and 22 seconds was re Tex., runngr-up ta m o , Joe Jackson’s pigeon-tc^ stance early in the going, make him miss The Brown Bomber Is an unim Cronin Likes Conn the next eight frames hy the im night and I can ditch my Irish Springfield .. .. 20 26 .435 < Brooklyn at St. Louis (night) . , . the toe of the right foot at the Blind Brook Turf and Po'o pressive relief hurling of Bob Mun- amateur spirit of tha unlvarriti^lh^ round flghUng man. Induction June 20 aa originally have one of their teama get at vealed to be seven seconds slower (Only game scheduled) opened with a 76; Raleigh W./Le and smother him with punches. aginative fellow. He takes his Chicago.—Bab Dye. formerly ^ d e tor that kind of cabbage. Scranton ...... 21 28 .429 I pointing toward U e catcher and Club in Port Chester tomorrow •T wouldn't want to be any business pretty much in stride. with tbe Chicago Blackhawks of Boston.-Joe Cronin, manager- crief. The Brovns tallied five times athletica. You can’t hang around BUly ■eheduled. least one leg on the trophy. They .386 I than Yale. American of Columbus, O.. and d e ^ _ 'The resointion waa forwarded tjr ■ Ne Trouble With Heavies long and observe his sincerity Jn have sponsored four good teams, Albany ...... l7 27 Inasmuch as these four-mile v-fitted into the right instep. for the Intercollegiate Polo Cham heavier than 180 pounds. A differ ChatUitg with Louis, you gather the National Hockey League, is in shortstop of the Boston Red Sox, in their half of ths first inning and •T never have any trouble In a staiement IShued at last National (No games scheduled) champion Charles H. the Kansas City lUtal Ouh to thF^ beirevlng he’ll be the next h ^vy- three In’ the past and this year’s tests were made within a half- * One of the bigger advantages of pionship. Both displayed balanced ence of 20 pounds or so in heavy that he holds Conn aa cheaply as the mutuel department at Lincoln likes BUly Conn against Joe Louis won 9-4. with thoae big, alow-footed night’s WhlU Sox-New York St. Louis . : . ..37 16 .698 Roaring Gap Ig. Jackson and Ruth waa their total attacks in winning their semi-final weights isn't much. Weight slows Billy the Kid professes to regard at the Polo Grounds. June IS. The Red Sox were held to six board of trustees. welght champion without getting Tankce game, Rigney said: “ My squad. It la not the value of the hour of each other and under vir Fields. guys. Z bandied t o t Leanevlch Brooklyn . . . . 34 17 .667 2 Cubs Rejected Hopp City (N. Y.). lack of fear. matches, and should be on close to up horses, you know, and Louis is him. _ bit _it enthused *houtabout him./h ln r y You ^ w cup now, that enters into the an .609 10 tually identical conditions, the In S. P. Emerlck of Oswe^. N. Y. m t t y waU, didn’t I? And how Cincinnati . . . 27 26 formation has been used advan 1 recall the original Dutch even terms for their .title battle. packing it, I m n ot" Conn is banking on standing up iitKMit SavoldT Say, the guy can't recall iRducUon^nto the army waa biwed nual fight to gain or retain own . . . 26 25 .510 10 who had m 28. Leonard thrice hitting Jackson in The Ells, led by John H. Daniels Aatlolpatea Roaniag Battle out Pastor Knox Md hWd i . ^ ^ entirely upon a letter ership. The cup haa become sym New York tageously i>y both coaches, Tom Chicago.—Johnny Hopp, filling under Louts' belts as much as he didn’t touch me untU Z let him. Chicago .. . . . 24 27 .471 12 the riba with pitched balls in one with five goals, beat Pennsylvania Louis expects Conn to put up a j, getting away from them cuffed Savold written by a high-ranking official bolic of the Twt league and what .444 13 Bolles of the Crimson and In so weU in Johnny Mire’s place T “There I waa, away out front on Pittsburgh . . . 20 25 with the Cardinals, was turned game. Military College yestenlay, 12 to 2. running fight. Challenger Has Chaaoe points and the guy hadn’t got Ut the lUD National - SelecUve------Service it sUndt for: a good deal like the . . . 17 31 .354 17 % Leader of Yale. 'He ain’t gonna fight me like he Boston ... For Bolles, It has served to take down by the Chibs. h e a d q d a j ^ ® 8 f o b "Leonard was a Httle wild to Princeton, with threrftnen getting He points to Buddy Baer and ^ me. It was a lousy fight and In which the advice waa contained famous old mug that Sir Thomas Philadelphia .1 6 34 .320 19H day.” aaid Jackson after the game. two goals each and the other three, did KnoxNuid Bartund.” asserts Remember DAD on Father’s Day! Sunday, June 15th 21 rounds to catcb Pastor, the Upton sought for, and never got, away any over-confidence his un Abe Simon absorbing Louis’ best the fens atarted cUpping. I said Louis who waa utterly confusad by that ball players were entitled to American The Dutchman could thread a gained an 11 to 5 verdict over Har Smoky Joe. Shota without aa much as blink to myself, ‘WeU, BUly, you’re the Mk for a flO-day delay if called In yacht racing. . . . 36 20 .643 defeated oarsmen may have had. "That would be foolish of him the slow, crouching Godoy. ^ Cleveland For Leader, It has been used to Bench Warmers needle with the baU, but it never vard. ' ' ing. light heavy champ. It's up to you during the regiUar season ... . Then there has been a lot of New York .. .677 The Louis who beat Schmollng rivalry between the clubs each bolster morale after an exception He goes back to Louis' fight togive them a fight’ So I waded would li think, beat Conn or "1 did act upon It, with the as- B oston ...... 563 Cniicago.—Billy Myers and Dick into Savold and traded punches year and the background of the .537 ally poor sprint Campaign. with Tommy Farr and mentions any other'-fighter in snort order. mirance that my act waa both rea- Detroit ...... BarUII, shortstops of the 1940 the titleholder’s two trips with Bob with him. ' sonable and In accordance with the cup has grown with the years, un Chicago ----- .536 The surprised Harvard camp BIT Mata ^ WexttotimBa But that Louis waa the B o o ^ r til now it brings the best in local ■till feels It Is going to win, but is world series, have been warming Pastor in stressing tha point "But t o t guy broke my nose of several years ago. P etopa Strict Interpretation of the act. I Philadelphia .462 benches most of this season. UKMight my head was coming off, baU players Into action. In 1939 .340 16 willing to settle for, as Bolles that the Negro haa trouble with a he’sre’s gone foreverforever. navehave since learned»c«iiicu that this letter St. Louis ,v . moving target He speaks of the F o r Father** Day When I went back to the corner, Your correspondent with fear- g^i its InterpreUtlon of the dr^t the P.A.’a climaxed a great season Washington .321 17% T I said to Johnny (Johnny Ray, his and won a thrilling battle over the Godoy and Schmeling crouches aome thoughts of what might hap- Lgode are in controversy and, there- throwing Louis off in arguing that _ June IS U i manager): ’Oh, njy poor heaA pen to Conn should Louts pin him fore, I have asked pcrmlsrion to Blueflelds. In 1940 Billy Paganl’s Johnny, that guy like to knocked hodge-podge collection of ball the Dane Destroyer is a one-track it o ft He can punch...but ho in a corner, itim him snd assault orlthdraw my recent request and I t V I I I fighter. True, Louia straightened him with that murderous ftnishtag ^ ready to go June 20th." players stole the show for the en ainta xonna hit me no more, no tire year and won both the cup them iip on return trips, but Conn offensive, thinks that Conn M in asking deferment. Rigney had is coming up with something en more’. And be didn’t ” Billy aaid. fast to be cornered, that Bill* will induction would cost him and the town Utle. So once again *CpTe Mr. Louis* in 1941, another mad scramble is tirely new. Jab Joe’s ears off. out him I four-rlevenths of hla >12.000 sal little Acorns Grow Conn ia ths moat poUahed fight "But n«rt time it’s Mr. Louis’ the eyes, confound hto and w|n “ imderway for the same purpose. .1 I t i l * ' " turn. He’s the champion and it’s iry and work an “ unusual Individ Thla brief background of the A Hot er Louis haa met up to him to force the going heavyweight chamflonshlp. ual hardship" on him. f e t s U w Perhaps this explains why the Twl lea^ e has been mentioned STARTLING NEW WAY TO 'I*ittsbur^ boy' has been a slow ftjrlaltoff* For Every Gallon o f Throat Trouble 2 4 9 MAY 22 Special starter. He takes time to figure for SAVE MONEY Gas Bought, BELIEF! tbe other fellow's st^e. New York.—^loe Medwlck o f the Ic Credit Wffl Be Conn had better not make a I Dodgers Is laid up with an Infect- w e s i:e r n a u t o As You Spend It! mistake while mulling over the 1 throat. rATHEA’S i>AT SERVICE Given You On Any Louia technique, hut a fighter who Men’s Handsome Sport- hasq’t losl a decision in "11008 CENTER WATCH YOUR Purchase at the years ekn be depended upon to Off to Army 570 Center taka care of himself. htochester Western Auto (kmn is big enough tf ha is good PENNIES GROW! enough. Conn. Example: Boy 10 gallons of Supply Store SLACK SUIT Bluy Conn at least has tha gas. .and get a 10c credit at our chance that puts him in tbe ring. MEN *A 100 Main Street store for anything 840 Main Street Manchester Azid Your Choice of Any Pair of you need from ,paint and auto r e m e m b e r d a d w it h SAVE ■"accessories to todioa,.tires and This Receipt Must Be Avalon, Caaf.—-The 515-pound THIS RECEIPT fishing equipment. Ic c r ^ t sea boas Wallace Bdbry landed nT Presented. ' Cataltaa Island way back In 1916 ASK US WHY gU ^ on each gallon of gasoline MEN’S Is still ths largest California black WANTED pnrehased. (Over) (Over) sea baas hooked. SHIRTS Gel S[ ReceiplI That Are Tailored To Perfection With Quality They’re Valuable! t3 H O E S I Cauliflower In Every Detail! Adam„ Whitney BENZOLENE ffiGH-JEST His eyes will sparkle and There's more than one way that adver- 84% Road Octane Dated gleam when he digs into hia and Shirtcraft Gallons FOR gifts and “ spots” this NOR- ♦laiay brinca men to work. . aennrtty BOTH, SLACK THE ■^frxasrr -nyr- EAST* Tic. He’ll be plenty u « UtaM (aatf eOeri' BESTBVY SUIT AND SHOES OUTFIT Shirts 'I'he moat ImporUnt way is when adver- protid when he weiars it too^ m W jarmaa ^ttaaaair IN'TOWNV FOR O N L Y ...... for it has an “always fresh,” ARE SURE TO PLEASE! tlaiay ia uaed to tncreaac Bales. ^ I W t F e r ^ t BMT ahmrtag aa ear f “ always crisp” appearance "Style StagA” . Wear Fill Up Today! Make tf I U... makes it a favorite among . Instead of “ men wanted,” it says, “ cus them ter las! , .'4ak'i^*!C3S3Si' - tomers wanted.” ^ ^ y In Scaled CaM see these Wembleys today— Reg. 85c Vaihiet you’ll probably want to . buy . Sanioriied...C^uairhnteed Not To Shriak!. 'And more cnatomcra mean more jobs COME him more than one. in the stores snd factories that keep SmtkM 8aoit poa MiM DON’T / LBRO IN hosy by oaing sdTertidng. • S lot- WESTERN AUTO SERVICE CENTER DELAY Zeke Bonura. former major COMPANY TODAY caaBBsMv «9 |i w M im as ^ ue first baMman who bad 540 CENTER STREET, NEAR McKEE SI^EET Jtobarts. UBivantiy c> Miqhi- . bitting a faat pace lately In G L E N Glenney's f r b b c r a n k c a s e s e r y x j “ Where The Go6<| Men’s Wear Comes E If.. tmw American AsaeciaUoa packs ^ ;Aesler Evening Hemld Up-la lllnnrepolls for alrip to sm -WlHte xne OeeS M «% Wamr Dme.'foiks In New ,<>tleans. KINNEY ‘h.'V .,f I^CHESTER EVENING h I jBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAT, JUNE 13,1941 1 ! M A x su n c^ a itK Kivei«tl»ta HBKAliD. MANUHESmCR, CJONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, W41 RED RYDER Many a SUp Sense Nonsense MBASRBUI41CUI . Professor—Hers you sse ths Just what normalcy is remaiim a kaaaachiMtta. Virginia, Perm- fO flL skull of a chimpanzee, a very rare mystery. sylvania and Kentucky are offi A Citu's Wants Classified Fpr\bur Benefif cially known as commonwealths, R t : specimen. *rhere are only two in -to KaxF.' - — the cotmtry—one in the national Ju^dge: “ Where is y o u r . hxis- according to their state constitu R1!S tions, while subdivisions of Louisi CMYtE museum and I have the other.; b an d ?" tNDNEr O ) f • Defendant: *1 ain't got no hus ana are known as parishes Instead may be caused by various forms band. He been dead nigh onto ten o f counties. Oak Park, HI., with a Ariiclts for Sale 4ft Machinery and Ttools of poisoning, the most oommon cY FYee Passes S « T (c» 0 «««l H H,lp W«»»l-^y«-»l« « & those days there were no years." population of over 65,000, is off! Brass Supply % which is systemic or toxic poison Battle Tlu*ee chi^y "a village. |jwt«iid Foand FOR SAUB—NO. 1 LOAM weU HAT TEDDERS, rakes, mowers, passes i^ven. Judge: "Are those sU your chil STONE WORK, grading, dry WANTB»—OIRli FOR general mower repairs In stock. Oer your ing, due to Incorrect mtlng and IN VICIN1TT OF High office w*rk. accturaU typlat, will rotted manure, and. atone for living habits over a long period Bsaroh the Scriptures: d ren ?" wclU. lawn maintenance, and every purpoae. C- Hill, Tel, 8081. hay tools now. Dublin Tractor Seen Shorter No. End Fires Defendant: "Yes, suh. Day's Master—It isNwful tbe way my t aorority pin. IniU&l* ti. D. ing to work. SUte wage* expect Company, Provldencs Rciadi WllU- at time. Thf moat .eiSective treat "Thou shslt not pass."—Num- loam, for sale. PhoncTOM^______ed. Wrltl Poet Office Box 186, mine." cigars are disappearing. C!an you * Tel. i« l. ______FOR SALE—THEATER SEATS, mantlc. ment is that , designed to rid the bsra 20:18. , Judge: "But I thought you said account for it, Charles? Manchdatkr. SUUon A. body of these too^s. I suggest i "Buffer not a man to p«p*."— u...aOStON TBRRIKR, dark reaaonable. Inqiitre State Theater, Raw Materials Avail Department Has to Call your husband is dead!" Valet—It Is not my fault, sil', 1 Building—Contracting 14 AND aecond aftemoona or evenlnga. tha\ this and any other reader in Judges 3:28. Defendant: "Yee, suh; he's dead, Da, nrhlteVraMt Named Pep- W AN ^EO—COOK 9 terested, send for Dr. FYank Me- "Nons shall pass.”—Isaiah assure you that I still have three Call S488 «*■ 277 K. Mlddle- ve In or go Rooms W|thont Board B able Far in Excess Sbuth End; Delay in but I ain't." boxes left from my last post. W j. WEBSTER carpenter and maid, good pay. (Toy’s artlclg entitled “SctaUca." 84:10. MAJOR BOOP^ home nlgbta. Louie C. FOR RENT—FURNISHED room OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH builder. KaUmatea furnlahed on Tel. M aa- Ppel and Feed 49-A Of Previous Norm. Address request to the McOoy Gfittittg~tke Alarm. ‘This generation shall not pass." flrat claaa work. Telephone 8424. Dimock, Bolton for one or two gentlsmen. TsL Health Service, care of this news- —Mark 18:80. ’ Father and Son Mountain CHamber—Yea, I al .... s TWANK NOU,«3ERSEAlMT, Annotmccnents cheater 7870. 6040. paper^ encloalng srif-addressed en "Beware thou pass not."—n “ Til never best to wait, my ways keep a rope tied round my WELL. THEV CAJUT TRAIM 1 DOKl’T THIWK ^ LUCKY YOU C5NLV B P JIA iN lO VCP, Bridgeport, June 18—(IP)— Offi The home of Jrtm Dilworth, at son upon the turn of luck; waist H has saved, my life more •m e OLD SEE MEM FAEY ENiCMJOH t h e y h a d t o D O YOUR WRIST OlVihKS OFFA But YOU CMOS alo ng . TNEVft FOR SALE— STANDING hay. SUNNT QUIET ROOM with pri velope and 6 cents In stamps. K ings 6-9. _____ transportation Florists—Narscries 1ft cials of The Bridgeport Brass Oo. Question: Mr. A. H. writes — 88 Edward, was badly gutted by "There shall no strangers pass.” The things that count the most than once. PLACE e o r /s FOR. TH IS WAR. M U CH IMDUCIKl’— TUB TRUCK,BUDOVZ-’-T W , VfirWOUTOell 9%EL S A Y n WANTED—GIRL OR WC Call after 8. Telephone 7307. vate family. Gentleman preferred. A lW 'T BACli.— WORK. SOTHSV'BE I'LL BET THE OLD pasMiger. RockvUIe to South for genaral housework. Tel. let It be known today that there “Please explalij what heliotherapy tire yeaterday afternoon, when a —A m ^ 8:17. in life are gained by nerve and Listener—But, it must be awful BACKPiRE CWILLEOMEjTOO.' ABCTCHURUSN. w a l k in ' ter daily. leading lUKk- A BBU.UTIFUL SELECTION of Write Box 8, Herald- to be left banging from a rope. CHAM6EP REMIMDS HA!»h(0’ TO IM OUCe BOY WrTHTH' is going to be a almrUge of brass Is and what Is your opinion of It?” fire, that started on the roof of the "Neither any son of man pass.". pluck." ' ' A BUMCH OF t h e VALET WENT UP PREVINS OMNOUR about 5:S0 p. m. daylight flowera and vegeUble plants, Don’t you feel nervous some MUCh ME OF IP TWiCr LOAD O P M rT R O - a d d s WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER for Garden—Farm—Dairy FOR RENT-FURNISHED room, and the raw matertala which go Answer: The derivation of the houae gained such headway be —Jminlah 81:43. "Now, dad, well -grant , the ^YHE OLD OLD PeTlRED ' F R O M A ___ tima. Alao paaaenger ^ m gyraniuma OOc- each, begonlaa, smalt family. Write Post Offlca into the making of brass. word Is from the Greek “hellos" things you say about the turn, of tim es? 6UVCER1U KAO EKPLOOBO M06PiTAi.rry— R u b e .VEARG agcratum, petunias, coletis, sal- sutUble for 2. Men preferred. 87 fore it was discovered that the "No man itpy pass through be DAYS SAACHIK1IST5 BACK. MACHIKIIST TO _,er to RockvUIe about Box 268, Mancheater. Prodneta . SO The ^situation Is not one of lag meaning the sun, and therapy cause at the beasts."—Ezekiel luck. Mountain Climber—WeU, not TO PUT SOME A B A K IK E R \NE*D A LL b e j i g s a w ANDT CNJJV RAMBUNS TOA vUl. aatera, xlnnlas, marigold, Foster. Tel. 8881. roof - was dsstroyed, the interior a. m. Tel. RockvlUe 911* ging behind the Qonnal production, means "treatment". The word 14:18, My problem's how to find the one exactly nefvous, just highly strung PEP IWTOTHe AAlb IS MOW <30* p O Z T X C S VNBLL, SYPSV-PA6HION TVIROUSN m a n 's calendulas, pansies, tomatoes, let STRAWBERRIES 6c QT. Pick It WM aald, for raw materials are badly damaged and the loaa to I’ll have the nerve to pluck.” that's all. PROGRAM INGi U P f r o m ,«,oN’S WANT EVERT baby tbemNyourself, and bring your then means sun-treatment. The building and contents will probab "Though they roar, yet they can LETfe htOP BACK OM TWE COUNTRVSlOE* LIPS.'', tuce, peppera, cabbage, and ever Help Wanted—Male 86 Apartments, Flats, avaUable far in excess of the prevl- value of the variotis rays have A BAKJKETL TO town to deep In a Kroll crib, green trees all at low price and ovm cohtalnera. Itouis Botti, Buab ly r e a ^ $4,000. not pass.”—JerenUah 8:22. A MACHINIST.' AN* S E T SO MBALTHPOL ,NOO, , IB ^ Tenemants 68 ous norm. The production of raw been demonstrated over a period '"So he paid the fare thereof ifff up. Free maatreea Includ- always open. 370 Burnside Ave. WANTED—TWO CLERICS for HUl R o ^ Mancheatar. materiaia la exceeded for the pres Prevlona Blase Ifl- GOING' KNOW-* HAIM?UMPH-V tim e! Benaon’a, 718 Greenhouse, East Hartford, Conn. of years, and there is no question and went"—Jonah 1:8. HOLD EVERYTHING store work. Apply in person at FOR RENT—JULY 1ST. prefer ent by the rolling capacity of the that the formation pf atrong bones The Manchester fire department Tbe above sign appears in the atm t . Phone 8-8001. Triplex Store, Main street. FOR 8A ;Y PLANTS, was called ahortly after 1 o'clock peppers, - cabbage, aa- ably to adults, modem 8 room mills In keeping up with the gov is dependent upon the action of lobby of The Theatre Mart, Los lower flat, shades, screens, ga ernment’s program, and there are the ultra violet rays upon the yeaterday afternoon to a fire on TRUCK DRIVER Wanted, steady tors, slnnlas marigolds at Stock rc^ . Rubbish in a lot near Angeles, Calif. AatosMbilM for Sale 4 | job, $20 a week and commission. OdermannA ■ker street rage. Rent under $88. Write Box periods of fotmdry shutdowns for action of the ultra violet rays MoTing—Trueklng— N, Herald. lack of raw materials in volume the ValvoUne Oil plant, left from Apply at New System Laundry. * \ upon the skin, with the formation a fire that badly danmged that Pullman Passenger—(km I get IPW ILLYS SEDAN. 1080 Pon- Storage ‘ 20 FOR BALE—TOMA' AND pep- greater than the already Increased of vitjtmln D. In a general sense, on No. 204 before It starts? |d: sedan, 1034 Chevrolet, 1037 thouBsnd plant a year ago, caught fire from AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local knd COLLEGE MEN and High achool per plahts,. $8.“ 67 supply. I would say that heliotherapy is some grass that 'was being burned. Porter—You’ll have to, madam. sedan, 1036 Pontiac sedan, boys over 18 years of age, must Apply 12 Glen it Phone Summer Homes for Rent lindtatioiis Expected of great value in many conditions. K Plymouth aedan. Cole Motors Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. Fearing that it might spread to have good appearance, about 380 4800. FOR r e n t —COVENTRY LAKE, •We may etpqct that there will (^uaqUon: Mr. H. K. writes: T W a s W o r t k lt 68 Hollister street. be limitations placed upon the the bulk sta t^ where 800,000 gal iM 4 . a week to aUrt. Apply 49 Peart five room, all electric waterfront have bdan rejected from military lons of gasoline and fuel oil Imd The pretty A. T. J1. girl sank in street, Hartford, Room 311. or FOR SALE—STRAli domestic use ot brass soon," it was services because I have flat feet qt. Pick them yourself and cottage, fireplace, boat, private been stored, the booeter tank was to the corner seat. Repairing '2 8 write Box X, Herald. aurrpundlngs, from now until said. I have no trouble with my feet, taking care of thia when the fire "Good job I managed to catch your own container. Mau The government realixing the and can walk many milea without Mandiester Waddell, WetheraU street. July 18th, and from Aug. 24tb on. on Eklward street was discovered. this train," she said. 'Tve over luOWBRS SHARBNEPD. repair- WANTED —DRIVEA for coal -^381 Summit street. Phone 7116. situation has ordered the construc anp-trouble, in fket I have more triick, steady work. Apply at 286 tion at five new plants in various Debiir In A lann stayed my leave by two days al' Cvtadng Berald ad, shear grinding, key Btung. endurance than many who do not The fire was seen by a neighbor ready.” Center'Street, Town. parts of the country, of which The have flat feet. Would you ex AdyertiseM i dupUeating. vacOUm cleaners ate of Mr. Dllworth’a and when he "And what happens to you when overhauled. Bralthwalta, 82 Pearl Household Goods ftt Wanted to Rent 6 8 Bridgeport Brass Co. la building p la in ?" called the fire department, giv one, but now it is Indicated, that you overstay your leave?" I ask ; eta everase werSs te a iiaa street______Answer: Ordinary flat foot is ing the location to the operator, ed. saa bete aaS abbrevtaueea Help Wnnted—Male or 8806 Boys A Beautiful WANtED TO RENT—JXa.Y 1ST . these five plants will not be suf caused by the arch dropping. In which la the custom in the dis ■at as a ward aad eeaiseesS 8 Room Outfit six or'^ven room single house, ficient and there are Indications "C. B.” she repUed. "Scrubbing je two wetda Mlnlmem east LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, Female 87 stead of having a curved bay trict, the operator, who la located floors, washing dishes, and so j et throe llnsa. cleaned, oUed, adjusted, 31.80. LET ALBERTS ressonaole rent. Write Box U, that the Office of Production Man when the foot is placed on the in Hartford, called the South Man ratea ear Say ter traaaiaat MALE AND FEMALE velvet and furnish your home with furniture Herald. \ . agement may go atilt further. forth ." Prompt reliable work, phone 8037 floor, this bay is absent and the chester Fire Derartment. "Shouldn't think it's worth any time Tor pick-up suid de upholstery weavera, and also bilk you win be proud to oWn. Outfit “ It cannot be said there iaia entire [contour of the sple touches Call Is B^yed tv. II weaveiu, who are not now em cqriaists of the following items: WANTED TdsRENT by adults, 8 shortage of materiaU In the brasa whUe overstaying," I suggested. (S aiM B L Ib iG Caab Chars* livery service. K. A . fCarlaen. or 6 room ain^ or flat, by July the floor, .Most of those affected On receiving the call, the South "Oh, but it was," she said, pow CT.*F 7iu.iaMS Osya. T eui S eta ployed' In defense Industry. Ap THE BEDROOM industry but it can be said the ex complain of sore feet, and are un s c b ^a m b l i n g sUve lat. Call 3488 Ehid department relayed.lt to the dering her. face as she put a differ THE CRIIsJOLtKIE SOUAD WM.Mititiet'www.fK. <>- -L dUa amargenqr it^waa laamad H. nllng, Mrs. LOUan A Bow« a poarife Frrank » i « V< VaUuaal. Donald YOUR HEATINO local OuMl tttaa way, Albert XJndaay and Edward il Town To Get Ready Copeland. /Manchester’s Defense ^Commit P R O R U ^ S Tire Prices Are / teb, named by the Board m Wa hart a fine aaleetion of Ifew U rea at Prieai That Defense Unit Selectmen several ooontha ago at o ( tiM St. Marya church school wQl ^ 'eeenMriiBiirily**^*!^ A r e R ig h t ! tha time the present emergency have Its closing saislon Sunday. fC xsitll Us m g na nseet year, regnira- d in «)> mMt at d e ve lo p ^ consults of The annual Cradle Roil party will mento for n i epen Sable tad 6.00 X 16 Firestone Champion .... .$10 .5 0 ______at >up Nisnicd ben, chairman. Samuel O. be held in the parish houae tomor- y tio u f y o u r ^ on enpply fhatag the eoM V Albert I"oy. Leroy Oflswold, Dr. moathw to eenwr -=.^ i^ nen- TatoaiM tt# <^«nl Months Ago/ for rbw a t 2:80 p, m. • j 6«00x 16 U. S. DeLnxe ..' ...... $10.50 D, C. Y. Moore, Henry Mallory. S e a s o n s aoHlag OB regsrdhig year E. Rand.-Leon A. Thorp, John F. wlater'a contract now, ycaTI An Emergency 6.00 X 16 Goodyear G 1 0 0 ...... $10.50 Pickles. Jack Sanson. George w . C b f f / r K / rave future worry, expense MMid 3. Blown o« 1« Cheneyi -^lss BUlaabeth l^imett, uad be cure of the Ugheet 6.50 X 16 U. S. De Luxe ...... $12.50 d tha Mawadiusatto Maachaater'a Def«w^ Oommlt- Elmer Weden. Rev. James R Tim giaSe fuel dL pltal, •»!»*• MasBotltl, tac not called on a to« Its nomina mins. Rav. Karl E. Stoix Thomas e-ae.ft«^ nwW tion for any ,a«lvlty. wlU ba J. Qulsh, Dr. Robert P . K n ^ p . We have also about 40 6.00x16 at $5.95 with^ ^ ^ r " “ and It t» aapected Also B. J. McCabe. Albert R. Wilkie among tbe almU4r groupa in W taatttutloa to r many denon. Hayden J* Griswold, Oyde 16 Walker St TeL 8866 FUEL <6 RANGE ^tar old tire. Connecticut towns wMcb O. Becki^Jh, Frank ReUly, Arthur (in intensive preparaUon for any In Any QnanUty — Any TUne! RETREADS—4.00x16 ...... $6.00 and ap HOOM Boonomlca Wholesale and Retail « ( Maachaater Grange wlU Pasteurized AGIk 1 * food aala to m o n w morn- In HaJal atoia. Tba «wual BANTLT on. COMPANY Campbdl’s Service Station « ( food! wUl be on aala and Cream CENTER S^BBET „ PHONE 5298 C o r. M a in and M id d le T p k . P h o n e 6161 Serving the PnbUe for 28 Tsars. »nd MTS. William B B _ ^ ^ ^ -a- —B Pgipranra S^Smcement enerdses at T ^ Mjneuftviua e«^ n l, ___ a «■ son, PhlUp S. Ruah. g ^ - from the L ib era l^ the degree of Bl^elor oC Delta tie Is a member of fraternity. ^SRUlam J. Davis, of ®**^*f*^l his son Stanley, Center, Vermont, today Mtand the commencement 1 et Idrndon Instltuta ttls j Mr. Davla’s daughter, at tsportaAt todtk and m Doreen Davis. Is a niem^r 4 T A Y i l S . *fla»cy the sraduatlng class and has] «o much Wyou aodyiuf femily'a . OB the honor roll for the past . Itokh to ptowetad againn ftiKl iM lf of tta€ pM* j dalatiorat'cn..... Feyk «ap» in lura wathajl ak of a modam tain ttoir ap- gBiimg Hsihnaw ovw a longw A new summer, full of sunshine, sandy the ananal strawberry fasttvM Sefiodef time. beaches, cool waters, gentle breezes— gMvatkm Army CooWator'i patented lea Con the usual large crowd last ditioning Chambar pravanti and Although the rainy, cod rapid dfying-out of loodt.' rood r prevented the nerving of gatat a«a abterbad by water outdoon after from malting lea and eaitiad everybody preeent e n j^ Jantzen away. No eovatad d n ^ art ■le, BtrmwbiBrry ehortcake ^jpaeauary. Comtant lam. again with the most exciting swim suits •r good things ill the lower t?Sstalutsa ate maintained wtot^ of 1941, to make you feel sparkling and lea ctomba* k full or noaily new, and glad that aummer’s here again fempty. bardmenta — exciting dew figure fixing “Lastex” r and Mm. Edmund ZagUo ;*rra2rrX7£x;&?i3 n'tetumed from their wedding ^lalhrfcitsnto swim suit fabrics, rib trimming, hip * 1 Dr. ZagUo wUl reeuma slimming foundation control, new Beau* - Monday. Mrs. ZagUo former Jane* Soonlkaen, ty-Lift Bra — and the year’s thrilling a t Mr. and Mia. Andara new colors. , a t SO Middle Turn- , v o o . Wehstar who la chair- $4.95 to $6.95 I tha oomml^ “ SSSS \ ojmual atrawharry fenUval' ' from • to t;B0 i "" Ask About Our Rental P t^ a se Plan. at thraugh tha oourtssy Water Vdva—luxuriotu, velvet like sheared fabric. Berman Bchendal a ^ PricM SUrt At $89.50 For A f!4 Cu. F t Box. .,aea Training CSub d » ha w U give an eshlW- tmtned d o ^ during vnrt- ♦Vehra-Lare— the appearance of thia popular fabric comes fl?om Ita suede-llke texture—the *mmmm a t tnBtiuctloa, among L. T. WOOD CO. inner surface feels satin smooth. ■tST C. D. V. dogr M - the apuiisnrlng Women a I ^ phone 4496 t of the Oantsr chutch la various daya at tha| Sea-RIpple—all-wpy atreteh fabric with Kk)% which, elaatlcity aasurea complete comfort and St, ' fasttvaL eliminating binding everywhere. ^ - vdhataia Emily Smith, abalrnm] OiANniN “^IBb O lil Snout camp oommtt* LMnMieaa that lagtotmtloas Wool and Laatex—has a new fashion texture ___0 r IBa fu ll oonapUmant o f SO gtrla I —the ‘Tjsatex*’ yarn is both laid In and knit In for perfect fit. (Wool 87% — Laatex yarn the BBlrta tor tha.first weak at] only a nglstra-[ 18% .) ' — MB ba accepted for the see- . ..tiT^ Rowever, tf some of I New Summer Prints • scouts caaTirriage to Weyde Printed Bemberg Sheers onnm or can arrange to r other I Printed Crepes ■Sim o f tmaqiortntloa. they can | ^ •aiMM care o f if they wlU oon- Bright prints, gay colors, make playclothea fim to wear. Summer is featured in this lovely t the e»mp committee. The Bin mh>“ tripe, but the selection of bright, happy prints— Bity lim it Is SO. Miss Mar- ahher coolness for every occasion 1 . . telephone 6S3T, is I Makes no difference how you summer — mountain, beach, or backyard—hava charge of registrations. fun In colorful, gay playclothea. Enjoy all day coolness in pretty summer play- etna MrTisen. O. 8. wlU hold $5.98 I regn«-»‘ meeting this evening at clothes. h^o'clock to the masonic Tem- 3 Pc. Playsuits $3.98 A iMnghtsr, Carol Ann. w Skirt, aborts and Bra of floral pique. I to Mr. and Mrs. George Kel- U1 Main, June SUi at St. Sixes 12 to 20. I hospiUl, Hartford. Chiffon i BtlLD lNO MATER ^. Nelly Don Playsuits AUCB OOrBAM Cotton Broadclotn ...... $ 3 . 9 8 Hosiery (B bswu A s 4|nssn A|||W) Rayon and Cotton ...... $5.98 gpOUmiAL MBDIDM - R a y o n C rep e $7.98 •Blh OnMhtor et • Seventh Son l i v e l y xhadex fo r Bora With • VeB. summer wear in 2-8-4 iB rs- OnBy f A M. to f r . M. For Every ^ thread aheer chiffon 4)t By Appehitnient In the Serrice Seersucker Slack Sets V e f the f eople for SO Tenre.. Playsuits with aU sUk foot and and Chambray Gbntch Street. Hartford. Conn. ] spun rayon, gabardine and reinforced heela and Construction Purpose 2-plece playaulta of striped \ Phene A«tS1 cotton. Slaes 12 to 20. PLAYSUITS denim. Sixes 12 to 20. toaa for extra wear. Slaes 12Ao 20. Slaes 8H to 10%. $1.98 $2.98 to $5.98 —In Any Quantity. $2.98 "For BEAUTY" Children's " * Bathing Saits Summer Handbags Laatex or aU wool suits er” AU white, washable aimulatcd leather or col In big sister atylea. Slaes orful fabric handbags in pouch or envelops '2 to A C olon: maixa, •tylea. blue, aqua, red and white. $1.19 to $1.98 I -•/■'/ v < ' t ^M i ■ /r. ^ V s . $1.00 ^ Trunks for Little Bojrs $1.00 and $1.19 ^ The Glencoe Infrg-Red Shaving Broshes ...... 50c to $2.50 "Scanty BUsk” Girls’ Sharkskin Schick Eketrie Rasors .'...... $ 9.95 GilletteTHtRauMS ...... 4 9 e 1 new redtaince to the sUn Slacks 1 the Otow et Youth. gkawiitg Bowls .$1»99 In white with sailor Frank Medico Pipes ...... •$l«00 YMa aew "BeaaW Mask- to blouse or aborts to match. i i g a iBBtanril kere m part a t V a n R a a lte White only. Slaes 4 to A - Flat 50's Cigarettes ^ - ^d9e ■pm ragalar facial treataarat. An White Wsshs}>k Qarto^Cigarettes .$1.50 Spedaliie la Beaaty” Let Us Assist Yon $1.19 Ea. 3 Power FW d Glssaes ,,»•••• *$1:0® Rayon or Nylon W ith Y ou r H ouss Heskl^narten ibi^s Cotton Hsndkerchlefs [ AB W U to er OalweS B w ie n Lm m * Mm 1 ' M ra. D ay*a Id e a l P ls n s . W s WiU H elp k—ll 3 f o r 2 9 e 2U>ton and Jamal 1 o*e a**n fi**A M Baby Shoes 4. IJ M ^s Liasn Handkerchiefs A Permanents *' Yon With Financing Soft abto and flrat step 1 - . A n WMto $1.00 boas In white ooly. Baby Slrap. ------— 4 B c e s d i Arrangcaunta. Cool inarii or ahM alip-oo atylae with smait- $1.00 and $1.75 / *• I P k o a a . Svaa ly trimmed CuSa. .Y BEAUTY BEADQUABTEBS FOR G. E . ^ ^ ^^ GREEN STAMPS GIVEN AFfN^G BS AND ANDES ^ P arlo r llT h e W .G . TIANGBS "'W llM CASH SALKS i t N J S K Coni. Lnadicr, Masomr Enppllaa, PaiBt Mn. Main $t TcL 4148 i TSK\LX'. fsM I prdored 7088. Modem or Period Suite turer. Call Mancheater 7886 or an arch in the shoe often gives street and by that time the flames _ ■ 6ay _ :will ■be eharged only ter Apply 881 East Center street. Smoker—Axminister Rug com plete relief, bujt the bones re It's a depression when times V\VW> W VO’ '• o '. S astshl nsmber et ttaiea Ue ad REPAHUNG— Auto tops, cur after 6 p. m. 4627. had broken through the roof. The bad and prices ruinously , eharwliig at the rau earn- Btssell Carpet Sweeper sume their abnorinal position ss firemen did good work. A line of AVWOL'-WCTW aUowaaee er retsnde eaa tains, naw and used team har- 2 End Tables—Coffee Table soon os the shde is removed. The When things get good andyjirlces OMCVL StVV — ea etx time ade atepped nasasa, all kinds of leather work. Agents Wanted 87-A hose was carried Into the attic, go higher, they call it imiation. flttk « u . Tel. 4740. (;^aa. Laklng, 00 Cnm- 2 Table lampa—Floor and Houses for. Sale Menus best treatment is by manipula but the fire could not be checked, I fttrMaP: diaplar llaee asi MARKCnNG AUTOMOTIVE and Bridge Lampa—Westinghousc tion and exercise. If the muscles lit had worked lU way down bridge striMt Table Model Radio FOR SAL.E—MODERN V room A Week’s* Supply have their tone restored through ^ a*rml6 wlU not he reepenilbie Industrial lubricants; janitors and house, steam heat. 2 car garage. through the partitions and it was WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Indusqial supplies, etc., protect THE BREAKFAST ROOM exercise, the bones will be held In necessary to use a largb amount STORIES TAMFS t a w n U sa mm laeerreet inaer- Maple or Porcelain Set Apply 97 Brookfield atreet. For Good Health their proper place. Those with flat lUt wta savsttlsesMSt ordered | reflate your piano or player ed territory. Baum's, (EsUbllshed Reeommended of water to extinguish it. Linoleum Rug feet should never walk around in can, mi iY MU Wiviet. me. t. m. Me u. t w . c m . HteUM one time, piano. Tel. Manchester 5082. 60 years) Romo, N. Y. FOR s a l e :—TEN ROOM house Lost War Relics iaadvetteat enlsaiea ef U - 32 pc. Dinner Ware MoCoy Health Servloe their bare feet. You are fortunate SubMeatlea et adverttelaa on Maple street, conslqting of two 1.^ that you have no trouble but It is I 1941 Bengal Combination Range five room flats. Inquire 64 Maple, '*1 j'ust got sick and tired of mowing the lawnP I Help Wanted-Female 8S Dog».Bird»-Pet8 41 1941 Westlnghouae Refrigerator Dally M o o s doubtful If your feet would with- to This outfit haa been carefully ae- mornings. stand the rigors of military serv replaced. A World War veteran he Menus k^gested for week be had his steel helmet worn In IS nraet s M t m I WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN FOR gXLE— POINTER PUPS, aelected and represents a truly ginning S i^ a y , June 18, 1941. ice. \ for general housework. Telephone f o r s a l e —m o d e r n 8 room France and also a German helmet FUNNY BUSINESS ____I eafoi thoroughbreds, five months old. wonderful value. Phone or write single. Payments about $30.00 a iday 8180. Moon Soperstltlons ...... that he bad brought back with they ruerve Ue iliut PhonsManchester 8966. for free "Courtesy Auto." No obli month. Just completing a mod Breakfast—^ench omelette; him ,There were pictures taken releet ear eo^ e [WANTED—WOMAN or girl for gation. em 6 room single. Buy now— Toasted cereal\ biscuit; Stewed ...... - - itleaable. A L B E R T S—EST. 1911 chooee your own color scheme. In the Middle East, exposure to in ca«>P« in this coun^ and iiv • hours—Cleaslflod aU general houMwork. Telephone LWa Stock—Vehicles 42 figs. the rays of the moon is said to France showing members his Russia Modern Enigmo ebUiM eaai* dar aiest be 7464.. 43 Allyn St.—Hartford WUIlam Ksnehl. Tel; 7773. Lunch—^Ice crei o'e)^ aeea Sstar- Open Sat. Eves. cause nightmare as weU as head- company. He also lost a sat pf tow- In World Smuggle Good Old Easy f o r s a l e —RACCOON klU, also kind o( fresh fruit aches, and in the Far East to these ing glovea used by his brother, WASH TUBBS I WANTED—WOMAN OR girl to ,1 red fox. Francis Krlatoff, Ash IHnner—Broiled d iken; spln- saatst with housework. Apply in MATTRESS VALUES. We cannot Lots for Sale 78 o f cu- symptoms. In Burma, there U a Joe, who was a pugUist, »nd who 4R E A T w K ir T aw Want Ada Swamp Road, Glastonbury. aoh; buttered beets; belief that when the insane suffer 1 was killed in action in France. (GREATEST enigma in today's vgHAffW a n aeeoDUd eper U e tele- person, at 42 Brookfield street. duplicate, stop In to-day and see cumber and celery; or Jell- r iC M O N 6k:OTTl a *M A »- 1 FOR SALB>—3 BUILDING lots on from mental storms these corre Mr. Dilworth was an ardent flsber-^ war-torn world is Soviet Rus »al Ue C ia itjl RATH ^vea our complete line of innerapring WeU. N T H c m r UMwmtBieii BM AK THE POOR > ae a eeavoaeiiee te elnr- PouKry and Supplies 48 mattresses, also cribs, studio Mill street. Gas, sewer etc. Each spond to the phases of the moon. man and his fibbing equipment sia, which continues to memori- KMOCKffD lot 100x200. Price reasonable. Tel. Monday alao lost; HEy.LU6wrr< couches, and occasional furniture. Breakfast— (Tottsge I alizt its industrial progress while < x m , Us baslaeas efflse ea er be- n o t i c e —DUE TO Bolton dam Pearl's Appliance A Furniture, 8717. Thoa. Olander. It was necessary for the linden guns blaze within earshot of its OPENIHE Melba toast; applesauce. I to turn water onto a housa/io the _jo sereaU d v (oUswlaa PAINTING AND washout, customers for chicks Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Phone 7890. FOR SALEl-^BUILDINO LOTS on Lunch—Corn; string beans; Draped Bodice borders. \ ueertloa ed.^U M oUerwIn and pullets can Uke Route 87 at ■ north of the Dilworth b o ^ which The stamp above is one of a ------wlU be eolleet- PAPER HANGING CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR. 8 Main highway. Route 18 Wap- tuce salad. was in danger and on which the 7 tor errere Bolton Notch, drive east 8 miles, ping. Telephone Mancheater 7734. Dixner—Roast mutton; succhini new issue of seven postals de wtU n BisaaMd a Good Work! taka Isft hand road and follow bu. ft. exceptionally good condi paint blistered because of the heat. signed to depict Russian industry. tion, guanuiteed, price reasonable. (Italian squash); salad of lettuce, Iliird Fire Alarm ■r aeearaer' esaaet be aaaraa- Reaapnabla Ratea! our sipui. MUloris Coventry Poul tomatoes and cucumbers; apricot The stamp here shows three new try Farm. Phone Mancheater Burton D. Pearl, Appliance A Resort Property f
FOR 8ALBS—ONE 3 H. P. Kelvlr FOR SALE—FOUR PIECE bed in a building where a shower bath Aeeeeeeitea—Tires ....• « NEIAR MANCHESTER— Spor^ W edneedsy is located. An oil heater uoed for curacy. tmtor Refrigerator, aultable for room set, gray enamel combina man's lodge. 110 acres. Beautiful Bepelrtae—PalaUns n-* REAL ESTATE tion gaa and oil stove, and oil Breakfast—Retoaated breakfast beating water had overflowed. It Ever since Nazi-Soviet non' BUT. ALLEV, THIS / AND 1 TELL VUK DOC, aobeels V- large meat display case or milk 8-ro6m log cabin, bath, huge food with cream (no sugar); aggression pact, o f 1939; the Rus WILD PmZSOIT ( RXJTPRlWTS DO*TT Rkip to Trask ...... cooler. Apply Pmt Office Box 110, range. 89 WethereU street. TeL I was out when the firemen arrived. COVENTRY LAKE stone fireplace. Double garage. On Back to First Fire sian occupation of half of Poland OF OSCAR BOOM V LIS.' HE’S ON A —For lure m.... Manchester. 3097. roaring trout stream. In seclusion. I _ IS ABSURD .' V , SHIP. ____ SOME__ 7 -WHETHER -aerrloe—atersae For Sale: Lunch — Oomblnation aalat After the fire on Edward street and the war on Finland, the rest vou've ABMiArnuy W HBRE_A>^LL I'oOP-BUSTS* ••esaaoa $3,200. Terms. Southward Agsn- molded in gelatin; wholewheat I was under control, the apparatus of the world has been concerned w o © E A O F HIS FIND HIM Deairable (Two Lots) 100x138 FOR BALE—MEN’S Rebuilt and cy, WlUlmantlc. Telephone 818-J. O R N O T ^aiilMrndeaaSieiVoeeUeL- M l nlae. Overlooking lake. relaated shoea,,^tter than hew Home AppllalfiCCS S1A bread and butter sondwlchea. , returned to the fire on Stock road. about this tremendous unknown voMcagABOUTS.' BUST.' R E M A IN S . aervtoes Offered ...... _ l l Paved road. Lake privileges. cheap shoesT oee them. ' Sam Dinner—Roast pork; carrots A connection was mads to a factor in the destiny of civiliza "Now, gentlemed^ our first objective, of course, will be TD BE BEEN. M asreiee* offered ....M -A Cash Price $400. Terms su bt Tulyes, 701 Main. A COMBINATION RANGE that’s cooltsd with the meat; spinach.: I hydrant on North Main street and tion. the appendix r BU T .H IS itrsetlaa ...... *4 Minute of shredded raw cabbage; I the pump used to wet down the INTERPRETATION tarserlM ...... }* ly higher. a rsal bargain. Dual oven, oil and OF THERBBSAOe Otrectors jf The most health-glvlog sun rare )>aked M>ple. I rubbish pile. gas with oil burner. Brown and ■ -* OF THE FOOT- -Beenffa M IT '^ANDOVER LAKE ivory, 880. Phone 7-94$8. Supply hare a wave length at from 280 Thnnday BY FONTAINE FOX PRINTS O J THE eeeeaseeeaa , to 820 miUlonth parts of a msUr Breakfast—Eggs poached in TOONERVILLE FOLKS InM ...... a It For Sale: ^ outlet, 1180 Main atreet, corner BEACH W A S _. jektes—8ton«« • • •• Real BsUta . . . InauranM TVumbuU, H artford. Free park and 'are Invlsibls to the naked milk served on Melba toast; dish A Thought UMCAWNILV . yMBSttSW S^nrtM atae.it-A Lake Froat Lot 80x178. Near See ^ ing rear of store. eye. qf berries. A C C U R A T E / •aaesasawaa ^ prireto Handy beach. Paved Lunch—Raw apples sa desired; m • • a e e aaaa;^ t t 7 read. Priced at $800 for quick Lord ttveth; and lilesMi bs rtnc ...... * • e e e a # # •• McKinney Bros. glass of milk. *rlBiiw—Drelnc—CUealaa .. >« sale. Dinner—Oslery soup; BaUsbury my rm*; aad lat the Ood ef nty deed* sad Sarvle* ..... P in t Popular Crochet Bedspread steak; asparagus; salad of fresh I salvansa be exattsd,—Psatan iBClnea* ffanrle* . n . >* ANDOVER LAKE flOBMalaSt. PboM •••$ raw Bptnarti; prune whip. 18:46. ~ eesaaaaaa* For Sale: Friday ' ^ h BY MBRRILL B ate laatrvctioiis saaaaaaaas , Breakfaat-7-OoddIed eggs; crisp That i^ such rlgfatsousness to FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A pTBcarioiis PoaitioB e *aaoH*a*et*^A Water Froat Cottage with I them by faith imputed they may beantlfnl lake view. Three bed- bacon; Melba toast; stewed rais ins. find justification towards 0<^, and fibttad—-iBstraetloBS roon», large living room, kltcb- r I f w e HAVE TO Lunch — Potatoes boiled with peace o f coniMdence.—Milton. AMD OO X FE(L RfiUffVED / MAIenB -■^U ST IwE ooMpun«.y hi ea, bath. riMtrtc light*, rtmataig Vou KOS DO A ooA /r VOU UFT M E FDNBCr ABOUT RePUNO THIS OOUSHr *-M»rtasa*e . WINDOW SHADES the skins on served with butter; SWffU. J 0 6 —TUT / I we su«e w e * B jit t b r y OtORiA iru. u » B MY M in or OpportenlUoe ...... water, screened porch cm two ' ABOUT THE WHOLE THINC UP ckamO jr WORRY OO THE -THOSe P08TVRS te liioen M sides, two-ear garage In base string beans;-raw celery. a Haadcoffi Mlsetag PLACE IS JAMMED.' BOUT MCR WORPYW®, ANNOUMONE Cot-To-Measarc Dinner—*Baked halibut, family ID AM 'Bo o r , a o o .' ___ _ GONM A., Help aad Mtaatma ment. twro lota 80x197 each. SHOW UP? [BeAW Hear, . SHeDBeMEIU. Wepted — Feinsle •,.•••«. aa ] Property desirable for eonveelR. style; eggplant; cooked greens; Phlladriphia. — (47—A dpeisloa w e HAVBNT MYPRBNO— w h a t u . we 00, eeeeepeeee It « 9 C k ? pea W uU d ...... Od-A j lag Into ali-ycar-ronad home at M ARLO W ’ S „ salad of sliced temstoes; no des- to user handctiffs wasn't exsctly SEEN H8R Wanted—Male or Festale at low cost. Small dowa payment. qert thp right thing whsn police at the YST/ ipts Wanted •....♦••.••-A Balaaee o«i rental bast*. Priced Seventh and Carpeatier streets Wanted—Female . . . *i , Breakftast^M s^ waffle; but station startod to take a priaoner is Wanted—Mai* . . . . I f | only a t $8,300. t nsenel** ....L ... ter; small amount at maple wyt- to beadquartera for fingerprint tdre ateuM F*«e F«sl«ry— MANCHESTER up; stewed apricots. 1 ing. The bouse sergsant thought Fahlriesi D. & M. NASH CO. Lunch—Barries with milk or be'hsd semi a pair in the cell room _ —*F*ta *1 For Sale: and the tundcey waa positive the Ctaefc—Vehtei** ...... *1 le Ueuiarsaa Bsad TeL 7$ « cream (no sugar). _trr and Sappll** ...... ** Desirable two-ISmUy house of Dinner—Roast vesl; summer lieutenant' had a pair a couple ef ■tad —Pets—Fonltry—Steek *4 ' atx rooms each. Duplex style. NAW BAUM AND BBRVlUB squash; grssa peas; aaloB of months ago. But there j\ist wasn’t »e'a*le Hlerenaerese Steam beat, hardwood ScMrs, OENBBAL RBPAlBINa ■hreddad lettuce and endive; date any. A patrol car had to go a mile For Bale' ...... large veraada, near West Cen pit. I and a Imlf to detective headquar aad Aeeaaaortee ...... b s e i C a n ‘The softly draped bodlos and the Matertala ...... ter Street. Desirable locatloa. •Baked HaUbut. Family Style: ters for the ncceseaiy equipment. —Watehc*—JewelfT Mcmthly rental tadome $79.M. (Alt as much halibut as required, open, abap^ neckline are two of the m m flattering details in this trieal nppUaaee*—Radio., Sale Price $478*. Terms: Small allowing about 6 ounces for each m saff Feed ...... *--A dnea style. Tour slim waistline Bxkihitien of D ^ BY JOHN C. ^.Farat—Oatrr PiedaWS M down paymeaL Balance mort person. Cut halibut in.stripa. D%> SCORCH Y SMITH All a ea fi! •• .1 Hit OOOtH •••oesaeeaae* tl gage. Oarrylag charge $40.00 FEEL HAPPY AROUND it In all or OMlted butter. Sprinkle HSt Tools .eapeeoaaa tt monthly. Uirtitly ^ t h salt. Ron In Malba _ R I B O B O I eeeeesHWa H I THE POCKETBOOK! toast crumbs, and bake in a mod f t U E f 3 r r / tt o ff BqOtpBMOt awo t j I MANCHESTER TWYVS UEFT Jt tbO t t o m ee.ewaoa M DRIVE ONE OF THESE erately hot oven about $0 to 38 ffutomobUe and tmpeease*her AM«rol*">Foro ...... a ^ . minuteo. dangers of driving *BC RANK deeeees«*sse *0 { For Sale: IppiMinBaaa—Matola—•* n ra e-fa m n y .dareUtag. *Ta- HUDSONS! UNCUMCEPt/ Qosstlaaa an boil after the diUdren had driven esme Property," vSoath Seetleo m e Bs Badle and taring clips and lockets. iS S X S S * ...... « T - o f f Spraoe Street. Five ro