Vets in Capital Parade Tonight
•/kVEtULW .DAILY OlRpCLATiOM . fo r the M onth o f B Iiv, 19SS 5,458 Mendm of Audit Buteen of Orcmatton.
VETS IN CAPITAL PARADE TONIGHT ...... " 'x r ' NJ:;; T s\>. s s ^ Expect 8,000 Marchers and GEO. P. McLEAN, Life Long Police Prepare For Trou Dawes Quits His Post; DIESSUDDENIY, Backer of Anti. i - Salmm . . ble — Veterans From Ail Leagne Snrprises Nation Parts of Country Arriye. O N C E m N O R Washington, Jime 7.— (AP)— .cooperation and great accomplish- ByOiangeofOpinkm. ) Charles Dawes will quit tee govern ^^ments in many of our most^import- • Washington, June 7.— (AP)—Po- Intimate Friend of Calrin ment’s reconstruction banking -eni* ant govarnniental problems of‘ the past years." liOiB of the capital mobilized today ploy next week to retura to Chicago New York, June 7.— (AP)-|Baj^ and his bank. The news which was unexpected ners of jubilation fluttered in ;.-t^ to meet the increasingly aggravat Cwlidge Passes At Home outside of tee closest administra He submitted his resignation to w et caimp today fo r John Di^ ing problem of mounting numbers President Hoover yester^y and it tion circle, caused intense surprise of veterans .within the city. In Simsbnry— Was Large was announced to coincide with and a degree of speculation. feller, Jr., a life-long dry, has d^, All leaves of absence were can anactment of tee budget balancing The phnudng cff Dawes letter In dded tee 18th Amendmwit.ought te celled and one-third of the available tan bill. dicated he had -.vaited imtil tee new be deleted from tee Con^tntlc^^ officers were assigned to special Land Owner. (3^ral Dawes said he felt tee revenue measure had passed its The oil m agnet’s chAiige p f .oiriie> duty in connection with the bonus turhing>pomt toward eventual pros Congressional hazards and the gov ion, disclosed in a letter to 'Dk*. seeking contingents. perity hM been reached and asked ernment’s financial solidity had been Nicholas Murray Butler, brbnghl The search for Commimlst agita Simsbury, Conn., June 7 — (AP) to be released. The President accept reasserted. He poteted out that the expressions of amazement.. mia tors within the ranks was redoubled —(Jeorge P. McLean, former gover Tumultous scenes such as the one pictured above, when mlUing throngs of demonstrators poured into a ed with regrets, but with high reconstruction corporation was now sharp disagreement from Supppi^ and efforts were made to check nor Mid Ulilted States Senator 'in- public square in Santiago, accompanied the coup which set up a new ^ ia llst regime in Chile the other day. praise, and acknowledgment of well laimched, its operations "prop rrs o f. tee Prohibition Amendment, their every activity. Vice President nor and United states senator, i | photograph was taken, President Juan Esteban Montero—whose government doomed to be “great obligation to you for your erly systematized and effective.” which Rockefeller and his fathw Curtis and Speaker Gamer ordered timate friend of Calvin Coolidge, overthrown in the most recent revolution—addressed crowds after his ascendency to power last year. helped make tee law of tee land. ’ a rejection of an application by the and one of the largest landowners in to expressixig hope , that bote ma)^ Workers Ex-Service Men’s League, Connecticut, died suddenly yester jor pa^es would adopt a Communist organization, to pa day after a heart attack. He was planks and remove- tee questigih rade in .front of the Cwitol tomor from partisan strife, RockefeDer 74 years old. HAIHBER A F P U IID S ELEVEN PERSONS DIE row to present demanfs for full Since his retirement In 1929 Mr. CHILE MAY CONFISCATE paymrat of the bonus. The league has a permit to pa McLean has taken little part in rade, but the action of the two hill political life, but has devoted his HERRIOrS ADDRESS ' IN APARTMENT BLAZE leaders leaves them without a des attention largely to the develop AMERICAN OWNED MINES tination for their parade. ment of his 1800-acre estate as a game preserve and breeding place Pouring Into City for thoroughbred cattle. Mr. Coo Under a blazing sun, veter^ lidge has visited'him frequently to tew French Premier Comes STATE CELEBRATES from many comers poured into the fish in the stdcked streams on his Fate of 375 Million Dollar LOCKSMITH SAILS • I city to swell the ranks of those now land, coming here last about four here who sought shelter under cmde Ont For Reciprocity In and Two Score Others In lean-tos in their encami)ments or weeks ago. He was active until Simday, when Nitrate Combine In Doubt; DSTORKEVENTSI beneath park trees. • he suffered a heart attack. He was ONMYSTERTTRIP The number under police care and War Debts At Parley. jured—Crowd of 10,000 reported Improving yesterday, but Religions Question Fig feeding today was 6,711 but police a second attack proved fatal. estimated that veterans in the city Watches the Work Rescue Two Day Ohservance of Bi totalled "nearer 7,000.’’ Many of Funeral On Wedntoday ures In Present Revolt Hired To Open Safes He Does Paris, June 7.—(AP^—Premier those who arrived yesterday had Funeral services will be held at Edouard Harriot today made a funds to care temporarily if or them- 3 p. m., (Daylight time), Wednes centennial of the Bhrfb of | aelv68. PrcparatioBB for the veter- day in the .Simsbury Congregational Not Even Know the Conn declaration for reciprocity in -war Cleveland, June 7.— (AP)—Eleven ana* parade up Pennsylvania avenue church where his grandfather had Santiago, Chile, Jime 7.—(AP)— debt and reparations negotiations at persona were kniwn to be dead, i tonight—their first public demon officiated as pastor for more than a The fate of (Cosach, the 8375,000,- Lausanne, June 16, andrjteere; was twelve were missing and nearly the First Presidmit. stration-call for a probable num half century. His widow, Mrs. 000 American-controlled Chilean try They Are In. every indication he woUldcreceive a Juliette Goodrich McLean, and a two score others were burned or In- ber of 8,000 paraders. „ ^ ^ • nitrate combine, vied for attention heavy vote of confidehci.: from tee Dan O’Brien, a hobo, called today sister, Mrs. Sfdftr Pratt McLean Chamber of Deputies. jiired in an gitylosian and Are which H artford, Cknm., June 7.—^(AP) — Greene, Lexington, Mass., authoress, toddy from the new provisional gov destroyed the six story Ellington on his contingents to march on N ew York, June 7.— (A P )--^ A The entire Left, with tee excep Wethersfield, where Washingtctt and Was^gton and Join the bonus survive.' ernment with the religious question Apartm ents in downtown CHeveland master locksmith exobarked' for tion of tee Communists, and a good Roebambeau met to plah tee .’^kf- He opened Us political c^eer in and reports of a counter revolt in ly portion of tee Center ■ Groups early **IIe*^d the hoboes would demaild 1885 when he was electedL State the southern provinces. Europe, to^ y on an ad^tiira'^that applauded tee premier’s Cabinet Police, and fire warden reported toriouB Yorktown campaign, wsSa “good food and clean beds.’’ Representative. A few yem later The finqnce'minlstry last night in I nmy t{Mto;him.to;^e jiht and bis ptedeceBBor,\A^dre tety-4l«re baxnpered to their wdpk toe scene today
MANCBESriram IVfiOTNG -• BIG Tmnxa> DOBSIfT PUNBKF90R1H BffiAN BIG FEED K. OF C. TO WELCOME m m A turtle weighing about 16 pounds was put on exhibition in NEWS a box in one ^ the show windows PKOCKAHHERE i-' Vi along Main street this noon. It .. ■ -/n ^ attracted a crowd and comment ISZp ••••teeseee.ep**** • 2^^ (Famished fcy Pnliiam A Co.) iMnner To Bp Glvm Last Seek and Baskin neks New - Bfembers was started on the amount of A ir •*••••••••«••• 8S' Central Bow, Qartford, Conn. Group Initiated—Is; Custom T« Invent Further Acei- ■-^ter much discussion the Judges meat it would furnish and how Alaska Jun ...... 9% 1 P. M. S to d u dentBpf-Youiigster Broke His of Council.. of .'the Sock, and Buskin tiy-euts Band Concot and Firewori» niuch soup coidd be secured. Allo^hsii^^ Leg Yesterday. AnKfar, Ssnzn, SsriHi Oiarles Rogers, letter carrier AUied Chem ...... 60% finally reached a d': vision on the fifty from the South Manchester post- Cao •»•••••»••••••••••• 39 Bank Btocks Members of Campbell Council, K. or more .sophomores and .Juniors who Feabires «f Kbiiday Cde- bi acted out bits of convetiMtion from office, was passing by. Be A> 9*or PovT «•••»••••••«•«• 2% of C. will have a dinner at Osana’s No tioM-was lost in getting ac A b i Rad Staod ••ess********* 3% Bid AMEe^ various plays. Some of the try-outs stopp^, took a look and . remark Cap Nat B and T .... — - 200 cottage in Bolton tomorrow night, tion as a^^rasult o f the acoldent at ed! "A. couple of good bowls of A m S m e lt ...... 7% were especially good while others bration. Am Tel and Tel ...... 86 Conn. R iver ...... 450 by way of a formal welcome to the the north/end playgrounds yester . wtPlrondeSeiiiatioiii. soup and Just enough meat for were dampened with nervousness Am Tob B ...... 60% H tfd C o n n ’Trust ...... —' last class of thirty m the Third De and failure to remember parts. day when a.sinaU boy, playing on a one.” Then as he started to First National ...... — Am Wat Wks ...... 13% gree exemplified here last month. Many of the students "doubled up” broken swing, fell and.broke his leg. Plana are being made by the com* walk away he remarked, "and a ^^naconda Land Mtg and Title .. — This, is a custom instituted by Sandwieh, i^ H ir ii i ■ MflMinhSfcapm.iiM\ fi i i MANCHESTER EVENING 8ERAU), SOUTH MWICHiSTERi GQNN, TUESDAY, JUNE 7 ,198A bX.- * rA Q B F O tn t charge of Indlff^nce to the cbm- 4latttl(ral(r tlEi, ItB noBt difficult Job may Ho Ahead o f i t lo , if It were not fDr ft lataata now that there are no more ocrtalR dcffnltc peculiarity of Oeo> combata., Ittettlng leraU t oral Dawea, the country might look anuilo^M iS^i^ % > * n !n x. u ta for a rather different eort of expla- GEORGE P. MoLEAN II BiMtU EtNEt natlon of hla realfnatlon. perhapa In When George P. McLean In 1823 L \ letlt)l HEBEh^NtM, MBB; ^ THOMAM rBKQUItOM a day or two, than that given la hla aald that he did not need to put hla ______OEBEfAl MEBEgEr , letter to the Preiddent. ear to the track to be aware of the fBBBtEA OOtBfcEE ii That peoullarltsf la an almoat pur- approach of "the one way train" It PabiiEBEd ifi»Enr » * « * « • .**®J** I lU nlcB l eezxbe of loyalty whloh» on was. It la to be Inferred, because be BundEYE EBd HOtMEyE. BBtEfEd El IhE ' ^ ^ POEt OmOE El HOBIB MEBdbEElEr. aeveral ooeaalona during Dawea* knew hls^ys on earth were num Coobh EE second OlEEE Uati llEtltr. bered. He was, at 78, no older theu BUBBCaJPTION RATB8 oareer, haa cramped hla naturally O de VEEr. by ibeII ...... f *>00 aggreaalve and even belligerent ihAw other statesmen who could nut P et lloDth. by bieU ...... •! •lu be Induced to give up their careers. BIBBIE dOBlEE •«! atyle. He la afraid of nothing alee OtllVErEdi ODE yEEf •••• ••!• • •• •II•0I but ha haa an almoat morbid fear of But he laid down hla burden and UBUrBR OF THU ABBOOlATBD betraying an obligation, either bual gave himself a few delightful yea^rs PRBBB oftwell earned rest, because he was ThE AEEOelElEd ^ rEEB IB ElOlUBlVEly neaa, political or peraonal. EBtUlEd to IhE UEE tOr rEDUbllOEtlOII That Dawea and Bugene Meyer, Incapable of self deception. All o f Ell DEWS dlEpElOhEP OrEdltEd tO II or Dot othErwiEE orEdltEd Ib IIiIe chairman' of the corporation and over this state there Is poignant re pEBEr End ElEo IhE leoEl dewe pub* head of the Federal Reaerve ayatem, gret that those years could not have llEDEd bErEin All rial) IE of republloEtleB et have not been In accord on the been extended greatly. apEolEi diEPEtehEBSlEI bEralD are alae re- Senator McLean was 76 when ho BEfVEd.______polldea of the Reconatruotlon Cor poration haa been, pretty well under- died yesterday. But he had never PubnBhEr*a REprESEDtallVEi The JUilUE MElhtWB BpEOlEl AKEncy»NEW atood from the atart. Thoae whp re grown to be an old man In the ac Terk, ChlOEgo, Detrelt and Boatea. member the unreatralned outapokeo' cepted sense. His viewpoint was aa Pull aarvlcE ellEBt et N B A Ber- neaa of the emphatic general on oer fresh as It was forty years ago. He VICE, Ina When you compare Norge Alaska model with other' tain other occaatona have been had never for an Instant lost step refrigerators that (1) It has the same freeslng unit MEiBbEr Audit Bureau et CIreulE- with the times. In outlook, entbu as the LARGEST Norge refrigerator (2) Actual tiona little aurpriaed that he did not pub slasms, in keenness of interest in food storage space is 4.8 ouUo feet (8) Only 8 mov T » . B.r.M c o m , . , , . 1 “ ''y •!*•* “ * “ tod C M cm iIi« w m , ing parts In the exclusive Rollator compressor (4), EBEumEE no linEnoiEi rEBPonEibiiity |of the prooeedlnga of the corpora' life. In manner and in personal ap Fully guaranteed (5) Easy terms ammged it de for typoarEphIcal eirnra appEErlna Id pearance—In everything but years EdvarMEEmEnia la tba llEnehEBiEr tlon. They reckoned without thia sired, and (6) This Is the delivered-to-your-homa Eventna HEralC______reatralnlng factor of loyalty, which and In Inner physical stamina—he price. WES ageless. So Connecticut Is TUESDAY, JUNE 7. In thla caae runs to Prealdent Hoo ver, who haa been banking heavily, finding it difficult to reconcile itself SACRED CONSTITUTION of course, on the aucceaa of thla to the termination of thla life which, Owen D. Young, that highly re machine. for so .many years, it had somehow garded Induatrialist and financier It la doubtful If we shall hear any regarded as a fixed and stable thing NORGE who thlnka the oollapae of good I further from Dawea on the This state has had few if any pri Umea was cauaed by the Industrial fQj, i,jg resignation. If we vate cltisens and no men whatever worker receiving ao much more than i}g because he la convinces in political life for whom It has en the farmer—which la something Mr. ©f the country de tertained more genuine admiration Young couldn’t prove to save hla Ufe L jg ^ jg g jji^gpent kind of poUcy to and affection than for George P —now baa another Idea. It la that the management of the Reconstruc McLean. Lofty in principles, dignl we may have to change our form yon CorporaUoiv-and because he la fied and brilliant in public life, in hls IN N E W YORK DELIVERED of government ao aa to give the 5^^g that hla belief la private character warm and friend President much more power In timos L^g^jgg^ ly and gifted with complete under HEAUH^IHEr ADVICE BOOTLEG R a 6 I 0 of emergency. In hla argument for iijl D r . standing of his fellow men, he was New York, June 7.—“ BoCtleg” such a change he aaya some true BLOW TO THE DRYS a rare soul. broadcasts,, such as sbortwaved and some bright things. He thinks Pin! The defection of John D. Rooke their unfair fictions during the re that In our very natural abhorrence feller, Jr., from support of prohlbi' cent tragic episodes of the Lind of absolutelam we created. In our tlon and the unforewamed announce' bergh baby murder mystery, have Constitution, so many checks that I slight chance these days of escaping ment of the oil magnate that he Is ^minutes, then in cold water for one nobody can really do anything, par PREVENTING the spot.” strongly in favor of repeal of the BLOOD POISONING minute, alternating this treatment Governmental methods of air de ticularly without a terrific waste of for Several hours if necessary. When Eighteenth amendment constitute tection now trace, almost infallibly, time. A great many people will Blood poisoning is not a new dis this treatment la used Immediately, the most stunning single blow that the Hource; save in some rare in agree with this Idea. He says that ease; we find evidence of it when I have seen many cases where in a stances where amateurs reach an few days there was an expulsion of the cause of Constitutional prohibi studying the bones and mummies of extremely llmlteo audience. the people are crying out for some sand, splinters, glass, gravel, etc., tion has ever suffered. vanished races. It was known to body to do something when "there is through the CHtiginal opening. This the Indians who dipped the tips of A few years back, however, Im' WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. That the Rockefellers have been hot water soaking should bo done as bo such somebody." Some will ad' their arrows in putrid meat to insure pish pranks of would-be practioai ruthless, even fanatical enemies of a death-dealing infection. Modem soon as possible after the Injury mlt that this ft true. Do not wait for pus to form or poi jokers ]*ept, the governmental Another thing he says that Is UQUor all their Uvea has been ono gangsters often shoot with bullets agencies in a great lathdh The^s rubbed with garlic as this Is thought soning lo set in. Often, the patient was, for., instance, the gent located Funeral Directors worth thinking about is that m this of the best known facts In connec to cause an infection which will Kill does not like to sit and soak the eomewhSre In the vicinity of Flat- ESTABLISHED 67 YEARS country we have run so far into spe- tlon with this subject. That they BY RODNEY DUTOHER even If the bullet does not. Proba part, but thousands of deaths from NEA Service Writer buBb or Long Island who delighted clallzaUon that we have developed contributed a large fortune to the bly the garlic is not as responsible blood poisoning could have been pre for the infection which sets in as is vented if this method bad been in sending out smoking car stor CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. very few men with a viewpoint movement for the Eighteenth Washington.—This campaign year handling and rubbing the bullet with used. lee. On each appearance, be ^ would broad enough to take in aU the facta amendment has also been public lof 1932 presents the greatest show dirty hands. ’Antiseptics are" valuable where change the wave" length-^the.whllS. Robert K. AnilerBon Fhone: O0)ce 61Ti needed In the formulaOon of any re- knowledge. From the support of I on earth. It has everything. Bvery- Blood poisoning is always a seri the wound is of such a type that his teles grew more and more off Residence 7494 color and the authorities tore what Funeral Director sovery program, since we have been this conspicuous and powerful fam-1 thing, that la, except Jhyme, reason ous disease and, if it develops, a they can reach'the ^miermoet re competent physician should be In cesses of It. However, In a case of remained of their faet-wbitening encouraging a system under which lly the federal prohibition agitation and common sense, The biggest nation In the world, charge. The percentage of fatalities a rusty nail In the foot, for mcample, hair. the individual knows "more and | drew a measure of Its strength not , in the trough of the worst dspres- is so high that no layman should It is Impossible for the ordinary per When it r.ppeared that his trail ever try to treat the disease himself. son to get enough antiseptic inside might have been picked up, be van more about less and less.’ Tbe |to be calculated in dollars and cents | sion In history, again plies into the Gladys Palmer and Dorotby Le- However, in this 'disease as with to do a g-eat deal of good yet the ished from the ether and was never two-ring circus of American politics, mslre. mind reverts' Instantly to Mr. |alone, with the aseurance that the clowns many others prevention is easier hot water treatment will prove effec caught. Young’s mechanic-farmer wage hal-1 That the active head of that fam- mmewbat funnier, the tigpt' than cure, and the saying: "It Is live In most cases. Getting Exclusive 2, Bong-John Brown Had a Lit tle Indian, by first and second grade luclnation and wonders If he is not a ily should now make formal declara- rope walkers more numerous and better to be safe than sorry," ap I am giving you this method so And here’s a tip that should dis iUOTATKl that you will know what to do in bi^yS. •triklng sample o« hi, own .peoial- «on ttot th. It .. ■to.huouriy | plies with great force to blood courage a few of that army of poisoning. case you cannot reach a doctor would-be radio announcers rscent- 8. Song—The swing and fblk isatlon theory. supported and to which It supplied moth-eaten and bedraggled. however. Inwall wounds except very ly floodihg the big town; Pat Kel dance, Burixiglng in the Swing, by None the less Mr. Young undoubt- such large sums of money had Tweedledum party and the DO NOT NEGLECT WOUNDS small onen a physician should be ley, ssliotor and supsrvisor of an Statesmen alone cannot solve the grades 1 and 2. edly expresses something that has proved Itself to be a mUtaken <»• ?*weedledee party are about The best time to consider blood called immediately. nounesrs ovsr NBC, passes on word problem^ which arise In Intemation- 4. Play—Hansel and Qrstal, .by poisoning is before it occurs. You that out of 8000 aspirants only ten grades 1 and 2. , Bryan$ HlllUrd, been germinating in the noodles of la a disaster from which the. ® is har^^^^ any eA hxl al affairs. The nations must become should never regard a.i' wound too QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS have been given as much as a accustomed to look to the organised lansel; Jane Nelson, Oretel; a great many Americans for a can never recover. slasm even within party ranks. At trifling to be the seat" of blood poi chance. system of the expert report, which lavage, Mother; Willis soning. Many people have lost (Mixing Vegetables) Father; WiUUm Merritt, Wl couole of years—a tiny doubt as to it is, however, a long way from this date no one has been able to The fellow who hopes to get so ^ves a JustJuet and ImpiImpartial lead' to their lives from septicemia which set (Question: Mrs. Fred B. aeks: Russall Frsdsripk, Sandnuin. whether our much-vaunted Constl- being a dlaaaUr to the country. No much as a swing at the ball must govermuentsgovemiuints and pub]publle opinion and in from -such slight wounds as "What vegetables may be eaten at . Song-A '..Tda ^ y ,^ , havs a coUegs education; a knowl 'Should be regulsny accepted just . 6 tutioD is, after all, the pirfect gov- other single Individual anywhere party has all the government jobs scratches, bums, small blisters or in the same meal, and what do4e the Gladys Palner led Wlllla C ovA edge of music and composers; be as Judicial decisions ' are accepted emmental instrument; whether any could have produced quite the same and .the, other party is out to get sect bites. In any Injury where the word "protein'* m4an7" able to speak one othex language 6/ Blowing BuMIss by Oradis 1 skin is pierced It is Important to Re Answer: All non-stareby vege aa a matter’ of course. and 2. ^ . constitution creating a class of office effect by espousing the cause of pri>-' J® ^Jf^Sminate tu fluently I be a fair ad-libber, wl --Genera] Jsn Smuts, South Afri- member that cleanliness Is vital. Do tables Inay be nalxsd together at the 7. Play — "Hiawatha,’’ dranm- holders who must exist on the suf- hlbltlon repeal bscauss no other 1,,,^ the presidency. That a flair for the extemporaneous and can leader. tlMd by grades % 4, and 6. Tbs oast not be fooled just because a wound earns meal. A protein Is a certain possess "volOs personality." feraace of groups of voters of con- single Individual has been so power- wouldn’t be good politics. Both, how- looks clean as all Oi the microscopic complex comblnAUon of carbon, hy of characters was: Hiawatha, Grace Wbyl you ask, do many an Women frighten me. Smith and Mortimer Frladricbl meting interests and Ideas can evsr ful a supportsr of prohibition. It Is whlch**^^^ organisms which may produce Uood drogen, oxygen and nitrogen, with nounoers now on the air appear to poisoning are absolutely Invisible to -^^Charles Rogdri, forindir movie ac Nokomls, Frances Friedrich; LaffM, a larger amount of nitrogen than lack several of these requirements? operate very well when serious mat- ths bsglimlng of the end. Ipromptly forgotten. the nake eye. A wound may ap- tor. Eleanor Covell; Mlnnebteia, I^ T tta found In moat other foode, Some Well, maybe tb4y were signed up In ters are afoot; whether, in a word. And will the drys now declare that ear dirty and yet be free from the foods, containing a large amount of Parent; Pau-Pau-Ksc-Wis, Maxwell th'i good old days. government by bodies of represents- Mr. Rockefeller Is being subsidised Both for Proeperity angerous organiemi, although they proteins are meat, fish, eggs, nuts Every time the nation haa. heeded Hutchinson. Other cblldrsn arc tak- S The Ublquttoui Banker ng parts of Indian warriors and lives can ever function outside quite | by the "liquor Interests 7" Fortunately, both parties are posi usually are present In any kind of and cheese. te be rescued . . . It has'tuned to tively guaranteed to bring back dirt or foreli^ material And now* Manhrtten ■the Democratio party. invss. Tks scenery and oosttti^ narrowly prescribed limits; and that unique and amusing ibsaarlo weirs mads by tba pupils of ' ths prosperity. Thb politicians have Whe’;her the wound appears dirt; (Baby Cries So Much) —rNewton D. Biker, Democratio whether It Is not possible for a situ-1 COMPARISONS .been bringlni^ It back for nearly ^ QueetiCn: Mrs. lola J. write*: titled, "Banker on BroadwAyl" The presidential possibility. abbve grades. ^ . or clAan, take no chances. Was!% banks are In Hollywood up to (biHr Mr. and Mrs, Frank L. Hamilton ation to arise where a government | The United States was in the three years, and although It’s a bard the wound thorough^ with water "I have a baby bpy who has been a last efficiency expert; they have entertained at dinner Sunday la task and the rssults are not yet ap- which has been boiled and cooled to cry-baby ever since he was born. so trammeled and hidebound would World War nineteen months. Her 1 ^ more experi taken over hotels, swank apart in America . . . the owasrs of honor of their dau|bter and hus a moderate temperature. All dirt, He passes much gas, and Is very Industry have sacked' the richest msnte, offljt buildings and pent band, Mr. and Mrs. Arnla Trydai’s fail altogether to meet the demands active participation In the fighting ence on the job than anyone else. splinters, and other debris should be constipated. I nurse him and I am continent In the world, sold giSd There is a quaint theory that the hdm.es. ' ' first marriage anniversary.. Other upon It because It could not do on any considerable scale was em' removed. Do not be dismayed at a sure he gets plenty. Hei le seven brick after gold brisk to tbe pro teople o f the country -have some- The entire Shuber.t group went out of town jmesta wsra Mr, otherwise than fall. braced within not much more than little bleeding as this may help to weeke old and weighs ten pounds. ducers whom they needed to wow and Mrs. Oaude Origga and diaugb- blng to do with nominating the two Will you please advise me about the way of all mortgages; Artlfur If there has been one real benefit five month!. We lost ,860,000 men wash out the wound. After wash tbe wheat and the hogs, to drill the ter Graot of Bait Hampttei. presidential candidates, and It Is true ing well with the warm water, treat him?” Hammsrstein lost bis theater, the about the same sense that the I oil Wills and run the .addteg ma it tM wasK-and •from this country’s disillusionment n killed and wounded. ii the part with some good antiseptic Answer: Your baby may be get Hammerstein;.Earl Carroll had to chines and buy the Fordk and the and Mrs. Ward people of New York City have some ting plenty of milk, but It is possi surrender: then came H. B. Harris’ on the subject of prosperity boonu Germany, France, Great Britain, such as iodine, mercuroebrome or stocks. Tidbot, returning to New York Snii- thing to do with each of Babe Ruth’s hexylresorclnol. Before handling ble it is not nourishing. Send for Hudson and the most recent tojiass it derives from the unseating of Canada were In the war for four home sune. They support the play- —John Dos Pasids, novsllst. day ewralng. any wound wash the hands thor my article called "Diet for Nursing was Charles Dillingham’s Globe The 4-H club members aooom- preconceptions and traditions uni years and three months; Italy for ers, vocally and'financially' I oughly with soap and hot water. If Mothers” and after following in Theater. Uhless tbs p4opls Inks tba matter tnlsd Mrs. John Kutefasoni versally aooeptsd without analysis. hree years and five 'months. They the cut Is wide, it is eometlmes a structions for a reasonable time, if Into tbalr own bands and tefusc to Brs. Harold lifUson and Miss iGar- The ’Teeuet" the baby continues to cry and re All of which is a gloomy picture, More people than ever before are ost, in killed and wounded, respec In November, after a campaign good “plan to bring the edges to manufaoture nrms, transport mS' tnirie White motored to Storru, Sat gether with narrow tape but never mains constipated, it would be a but. the smiles arise from the after- urday afternoon and atiaaded/'tee now trying to see all the way tively, six million, five and a half which will coot plenty of money- terials or ssrvs In tbs nrmlss, they cover the entire surface of a cut good plan to wean him and put him math, Brook Pemberton, for in are not Uk41y to avart another die i oliand county Roundup of . A-H through from cause to effect and all million, three million, a quarter of] hut not as much as usual—the vot on the milk and orange juice sched stance,) had booked the Hudson tdr ers will ballot only Indirectly for a with adhesive tape as blood poison' aster. clubs, and the Candlelight seiyl.ee ule I advlre. Instructions lor which his new show, "Christopher Comes the way back from effect to cause. a million and a million and a half. president; they must Indorse eete of ing might occur because drainage —Dr. Albert Bteitiin, scientist In tea evening. I will also send. Across,’’ which Is described as a Mr. andMre. law te PM pa ^ agl They are becoming a bit hard- Total killed and wounded of these electors most oL whom they have would be prevented. hotsy comedy of the goings on be two sons John, and. Chari)^. luB. boiled through long cooking over the other major pArtidpants, sixteen never heard of before. Meanwhile, thoueands of politici THE HOT WATER TREATMENT (Toothache) tween Columbus an^ Isabella. ntigerald and Mike B t e ^ [>a, motored te,.StQekbria|e, fires of adversity. So long as the and a half millions. ans will be running for various of' If the skin of the band or the foot Question: Art asks: "What can A banker's representative was goose was banging high it was all The killed and wounded of the fices solely on such issues as the has been penetrated by a sharp in be done to stop toothache in the ab sent In to watch tebsarsals and ANDOVn Mass., and vlritedand ' w . sence of a dentist?" tbe play was pronOunoec far too John Gauney. Mr. 'M rt. right with them If somebody de five countries named were, roughly, Massie case and the Lindbergh baby strument which Is likely to be septic and only a smadl^ opening Is present Answer: Paint the gums around ribald for a conservative banklhg Oaunay are flfeada o f Mrs. ntip- about forty-six' times as many as case, on which they will 1m found to Mr. and Mrs. Wallaea Hilliard are gerald's son. Rev. John R. *• Flts- clared that the Constitution was in hold firm, uncompromising opifilone. which cannot be easily washed out the tooth vrith some 611 of doves concern. Booking was crossed off the parents of a son, bom gerald of Bayridge, L.X., whart they spired by heaven and contained all those of the United States. or treated with antiseptic it Is vHse or, if the tooth is hollow, pack in andId Fembertor* Fembertpr, must move. ^ Thursday at the Clark .Hoepltal in to immediately soak the affected some cotton that has been soaked have a winter home. ' ^ of wisdom and all of justice; but The United States spends on the It’ll Be a Good Show Ibe large laugh will come if the Yvtulimantic. lixe baby’s name Is Mr. and Mrs. LCwls P h d n at But don’t think it Isn’t going to part In very hot water. in the oil of cloves. Do not be satis next Carroll b 1.u w , booked for an right now there are more than a relief of World War veterans and fied with teihporary relief but have tCshxieth Basil and In tbelr third tended the service at S t Tetar's be a swell show. It Is. Everybody Even if blood poisoning is actually other bank-held playhouse, lo pinch child. . church in Hebron; Monday avaniag. very few who feel that they must be their dependents ooneldMably more politics Is going to be fighting started, it is a good plan to.,Boak the tooth cored for by a dentist as ed for immodesty. U n . Tboxnaa Lewis, speixt Sunefty soon as possible. when their, son John *rta eonflm ed shown before continuing to accept the total 'expended by the five uke the devil and a lot of tall feath- the Injured part In hot water for ten MllUons Go Begging with h«r riiter Mrs. Fred Colhurp by Bishop BUdlong, the ne«r Bptseo- era are going to be pulled out be the easy dogma that ours Is a par- countries whose oaeualtiee were At a time when a million dollars of wUllngton, who 1$ ilek. Mrs pal bishop. fore it is over. should look like at least a million Wilfred Young Is earlfig .’for Mrs pect government and could not poS*- forty-six times as numerous as ours. heights. Think of colorful, hard Large sections of the audience are have to depend for exdtement dollars, refusal by Alfreu Lunt and Colburn. IN EGYPT, TOO sibly be changed except for the The sums are $1,07^,000,000 and more than a trifle eore, with rotten among the Republicane largely on hitting Al Smith being allied i|Yltb Lynn Fontanne of Holly./ood’e offer Mrs. Eugene W. Platt and two Cairo—The first 0I7 worse. $891,000,000 respeotively. tomatoes and bad eggs storea up for the fight over the wet platform hls old bitter enemies Hearst and of that sum esAXses more thaxx. a children returxxed to their home in McAdoo against bis former pal flights ever to ba atagad good use. That’s why the perform p|M7it which the party la expected pas^g gasp. The one cinema ad< W appto after apendbig a few days One thing Mr. Young has done Oarmany, for her six million ftoosGVdl^! wete leld reoantly under the eiul- ers are going through -their antics to adopt. , . venture of tee Lunt-Fontexxne team xrite b4t parents M?- bbS Mm . a . E. oes of tea Aaro a n b 4ff ttamit At that only a few persons, placed aa ha casualties, pays just under $300,- with much more than customary Like so many skilled artiste daub And of the probable desperate, Frinb, fervor. Never were so many jobs in canny«mancuveriag of the powerful proved qnpleasant to teem. They g« Almaaa Aaroditenai; Is, could do—he has clothed with re 000,000 a year; France pays $286,- ing on just the right amount of had been quoted, aa eaylng they Mrs. John ’ Faikm ai|M Mr. and used. bttUt by twa danger—and you know how jobs are n? n t, the Republican politiolanB will eastern bqssee as thep clash with Mrt.'Jamfs Ikllon and acn of Wor< spectability the hitherto heinous pro 000,000; Britain $174,000,000, with the more naive, but scrappy and wouldn’t go back for a million dol towad by aw aulMnSMr*until -it m these days. , . try to go far enough without going oastw. Mass.) abd MDas U w li and teaohed a height at flhtexl llflG teat ceeding of criticising the Constitu her war relief expendlturaa steadily The White House, the Senate and more numeaous ROoCivelt support lars.?’ And they- didn’t. Theirs haa “ ' “ ^ ------riiltad tea too far. Then it ought, to be a lot h^'cn. a neat Income for years smd It waa than c u tlaaXa gad aetealnad tion. becoming leaa. Canada, whose the House are all at stake. Probibl- of fun watching the previously dry ers from the south'Shd west. And Sun- tion^whloh provides Bn Issue strik dark h o r ^ praao!pg behlfid the they have bean shrewd in their In Mri. in teaadr forpaMaBiiat litfm atglSi loaaea ware almost two-thirds of Mr. Hoovsr halucing nlmself on the to twalva ndnutea. , ing mors- popular chords than any plank. scenes. vestments. Th'oniaa Lflids. j ' DAWES* RETIBBMBNT ours, pays one-aavantaanth as much. within memory—may receive Its real Ring up the curtain I The 1932 Howeven Kathorine Cornell baa . The Ladlaa’ BanaVoieni- p^ ety coup de jjf^ce. And whether or not extravagansk pught to be a wqw. tumisd down offers almost as large NBW>t;UIWi^IiNli It is all very well for General Yat In none of thasa oountriaa have Dems Mote BpeotaoUlar ^ teeat.il tba'toafetebte bouse there la any hope of eoonomlo Im and; just a ooupla of years ago, T on n tb ^ v 'X M ^paXeangar Charles G. Dawes to say. In hla mobs of war vataiii^ marohad liteunp^ aminoon at tee usual provement through political action, The Democrats nearly always put FIRST PILQ^ UCl^SB Gsorga Cohan wouldn’t take a mil* fM ght air has opteiad bat letter of resignation as head of the upon the nation's eapltai demanding on a '^more spectacular program. bout; ' thW That"' everycufie is going to be whooping Dublin'—iteiand has isiuad its lion. Now ha goaa out for Come* Beatrioa HamUton, and Reconatruotlon Finanoa Corporation, more. about It as the Tweeittsdee< and They have pot decided , whether to thing aald td b4 oonklijeteMy leas, ^ phS^ W tadW «h*|l> eti^itr^jIKe^I 1^^^^ - aonuaate Governor RoOieVelt on the first commaretal air' Idiot’s license that the work of the cbrporatlon-"la The veteran organisatlonB owe it Tweadlai^ parties naaks mighty Previous to tfalB erafit all Iiisb pilots Id ffu M d . Mr. m l& R MM M ir " efforts W^rova> each bthdr^untb^ ooavexxtiofi' floor or eomeose else in Such la iha piyiBmiogy of Brogd- in ' how well on Us way," but the fact to their own good eradlt to take ex to blame. < ' a emoke-fllled room. «UI< tuitting with that problem vtey'bUUag; ^h|( g stnat-bookMaw .-k fs that he Is wlthdrawlng|^ust at' a traordinary measures to suppress now tbe wten* undte'tlM pris^gaad dt* .t^B bonus raid. They nlona o u do Issulng.ooi ahoa.s& ^ & wltluMil ■i-“ 'Jr ‘ ■■ MANCHESTB iR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s o u t h MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 7 ,198R, are on-the *look-out for values; that cultural class—exhibited by Luther Tnogoirfwftii and newspapers can be SIX PERSONS m t E D lA. & P .5 CENT SA U v^en they see offerings which pre MEXICAN BEAN BEEH£ H. Fuller on a spike of pink lupine. found here, and every consideration sent opportunities to spend money BWDBIItADIItlZt Most outstanding exhibit in the _ shown an those who enter. Miss advantageoui^, they will produce arrangement classes — Showm by Priscilla Szlontal has been in charge IN AUTO ACCIDENt SPURS PUBLIC BUYING the necessalry funds and wUl buy, SHOWS UP IN5TATE Mrs. Charles H. Allen on a bowl of of the Maxwell Free Reading Rooms and. buy liberally.” for the past two years. WHINERS MAMED iris and coral bells. In conclusion, Mr. Davidson said, New Haven, June 7.-r(AP) — A Bud^ Hanwy Here Friday Ck>Uingswood, N. J., June 7.— Believe Appealing -Bargains “Oiur Cpihpany feels that the 5c Wlnnera In 'Artistic Arrangement w arning to farm ers agidte8t>;the M ex CHasses The Rockville Fife and Drum (AP)—Six persons were killed and Will Induce People To Start Sale has been a very definite con-' Corps will sponsor program to be ican bean bettle infestation wUch is , SPRING FLOWER SHOW Class 1—Pansies in a bowl — another seriously injured early to Making Purchases. tribution to the welfare of New First, John Wendler; second, Sam hetif at the Palace theater on Fri England busihess, and our company spreading throufl^ Connecticut has^ day night. Buddy Hfirvey, 10 years day when an ambulance speeding to Unlade^ Wms $10,- uel Kostolefsky; third, Joseph A. Tn /wnimiwHllg On the 5c Sale looks forward to furthei accom- been sounded .fay' the Conheeftmt WNNERS ARE NAMED K uch. old, who has'won 250 medsds and hospital with an injured three- }lishments In the way of spectacular cups for baton swinging, will be a which his company oimducted last Agricultural Experimental station.', .-.'y Class 2—An arrangement of pan year-old girl collided with an auto low prices as a memis of stimulat special feature, hih father, who has Reports coming-in indisaie tiis^ 000— Mangatnck Monster sies with other fiowers or greens to mobile at a s t^ t intersection here. week, and which is being continued ing business, not only for itself, but won hundreds of medals throughout pest is sweeping' through flrids u d . Over 300 Individual Exhibits In accent—First, Mrs. J. Grace Wil for this week, William J. Davidson, for other organizations in New Eng his baton swinging career, will ac The dead: gardens with a rapidity tiiat haraty.- Gete$100. Rockville Display — Rock cox; second, J. A. Kuch; third, Mrs. Richard J. Bloemaker, 40, of Had- president of the Nea England Di land and elsewhere.” Daisy Rice Hilow. company the young man. can be checked. Garden a Hit. The Fife and Drum Ck>rps will donfleld. vision of the Great Atlantic A No bean vines are exempt unless Mrs. (krockett To Meet E M E r a C Y A D iMOTHERS’ a U B T O H O U ) n s PICNIC ON FRIDAY Ritchie Of The. Free State Travelers BraadCMlIag ■■rvka BEEE HEARS END Barttord, 0 d m . TUE8DAY, JUNE 7, (Central and Eastarn Standard-Ttne) Annual Outing To Be Hdd At His Stand .On S<»ne Big Issues OF 1932 50,000 W i, looa H. C l, 08341 M. Prearains aubject to ebanr*. p. u . (Oarllabt tima oo« boor iatw.) (Note^U>bromiiw to I w and taale chain or gronsa thwaof unleaa spaci- Highland Park In ET^^ning— iiai. coast to soaat (a to e) daelanaUon Includaa at) avallabla atotlona.) Supper and Entertainment. TsMSday, A$$ootat0d Preu) Cant. East Less Than $S00 Now Aya3^ tvm 1 , latt NBC-WRAF NETWORK S t l^ e:1s-M lllt Brothan - Basiet IS. D. S. T. FraSdia R l^ e Orcli.~p(xfa ' •« • The Manchester Mothers club WnO-WEAF-464.3 m BASIC—iM ti wMf (k«y> weel wife 6:30— 6:30—Oautaeh Orch,—ccaat ant wtaa wo«h wfl will wfbr wre w*y 8:45— S:4S^onnia Boawall—eMat o'jt able For Jobless — Make will hold its annual picnic Friday 4:15 p ' m.—W n c Synchronized wcae wtaip w^rJ w ul; Midwest: 8d)0— 7K)0—Clu^Baalc: ortan—waat evening at 6:30 at the hii^iland with WEAF bn 660 k. c. (See winaq wefl kad woc«wlDC-who wow wdaf 6:16— 7:i:“ Lymaa Or.->Baalc:r.—Basic: John Park Conunuidty clubhouse. This is WSbLF for Program). NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Kelvl n—.Dlxia:' Banna'"nati's Or—>wast No Farther Plans. wlba katp wabc wday kfyr cksw cfcf . 6:30— 7:30 — Kate SfflmAh, Sense — the final get-together for the season l:00Ja. m.—Silent. SOUTH— wrva wptf wwno wls wjaz Basic, Colonel A BudiidOE-DIzla . and the last meeting at which the wfla-wsOQ trlod wab warn .wmc.wapl 6:45— 7:45—Jea PalookakA-e t6 o wjdz wamb kvoo wky,^wfaa wbap kpro 7:0^ - 8:00—'Ben Barnie'a Orcheatra retiring president, Mrs. John M. woal ktbs ktha ^ 7:30— 8:30—Crime Club—Baalc; Bar* With less than 3500 remaining of Miller, will preside. Mrs. J. E. Elliott MOUNTAIN—koa kal kgir kghl bare Maural—OUia; ■ Hal Kamp’a the 393,000 with which its work will succeed Mrs. Miller. PACIFIC COAST—kco kti kaw komo Oroh.—waat khq imo kaea kaz kjr Kga kfsd kUr kgu 5*52“ bsOO—Shllkrat Orch.—c to c among the unemployed has been fin The supper will consist of assort Cant E i^ PraHiht—e to o ed and cold meats, baked 1:30— 8iW—Woman's RadId Review 3:80— 3 :30—Barlow Symshony—o to t anced during the past eight months, a;0O— SrfKb>Te Be. Announced beans, rolls, coffee and strawberry 925 Hartford, Conn. 1880 2-m - S:30-Taa tianaanta B'Vh,—c to e the Manchester Emergency Employ shortcake. A small charge will he 2:4^ SHS—The Lady Next Doer 10d )^ 11d)0—Stara’a Orcheatra—e to»s ment Association, Inc., will discoo' made. An entertainment and bridge SKK>— 4dM—Cemposar.planlat 10:3^ 11:30^rnhaim ’a Oreh.-rc to e tinue its activity at the end of the^ 8:15— 4:1&—Skippy—east only 11» ^ 12;0^Danea—wabc wean wnao will follow. Mrs. Sediick Straughan 3:30— 4:80—Garden Malodiea—Also e 12:8I^Bon Bornlo—coast repeat current week, it was unanimously Tuesday, June 7 4d)0 — S:00— Dinner Music — Also chalfYnon of the hostesses, will ar< NBC-WJZ NETWORK decided at a meeting of the Board range for transportation. Others on 4:15—The Captivaxors. Bontb: Skippy—midwest repeat of Directors late yesterday after 4;30— Sffo—Mountainaara—waat .wtle BASIC CHAIN—East: w jf (key; the committee are Mrs. Walter 4:30—Address of Gov. Franklin D. Spniyr Melody Briefs—midwest only wbzE wbal wham kdka wgxr wjr wlw; noon. Also present at the meeting Buckleyi Mrs. Louis Marte, Mrs. Roosevelt at Port of Albany f w — S:4S-^aok of the News o to Midwest: weky kyw kflot wanr wls kwk were Thomas J. Rogers, chairman 8*00— eKK^Hymn Sino—Also coast kwer koll wreq wmaq Joseph Tedford, Mrs. Elizabeth Mc Dedication. of the Board of Selectmen; George 8:15— 6:15—Harp Recital NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ Intosh, Mrs. Sidney Wheaton, Mrs. 5:00—Tommy Christian’s orches 5:30— 6:30—Ray Perkins, Humor wlba kstp wabc wday kfyr cfcf H. Waddell, town treasurer; and tra. . 5*5®“ 6:40—The Qoldbarga, Sketch SOUTH — wrva wptf wwuc wlo wlaK^^i Bessie Howe, Mrs. William O. Craw •sOO— 7:00—Sanderson ana Crumlt wfla-waun wlod wan: wroe wab wapl the town charity committee. 5:15—“Meet the Artist” ; Gus Van. 8:30— 7:30—Mary and Bob, Drama No Fu^er Plaiu ford, Mrs. N. B. Richards, Mrs. W. wjdx womb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre K. Straughan, Mrs. Fred Strong, Governor Bttolil^ four times 5:30—^The Dusky Twins. 7:00— 8:0(^Gay Visniia—o to e woal ktbs ktha In view of ^the fact that the an ^cted to tiiat office by the voters 5:45—Band, Lee Le Mty. 7:80— 8:80—Ed Wynn—c to o SJPjy.ti*' AiN-koa ksl kzlr ksb» nual meeting of the Association is Mrs. Clarence Wood, Mrs. William 8:0^ OrOI^Danca Hour-c to e PACIFIC C O A S T -k soto^ tw komo Stevenson, Mrs. John I. Olson. of Maryland and now a candidate 6:00—Arthur Jarrett, song stylist. , J'?2“ 22‘22“ 5 "** Columbo Orchestra khq kpo keca kax kjr kga kfsd ktar scheduled for October, wbeb new for toe presidency, is shown at 6:15—Gertrude Coledesky, songs; • 8:18—10:15—Opry House 'lOnlte—c toe Cent. East officers will be elected, further plans bis desk to toe picture at toe Harold B. Smith, pianist 9:30—10:30—Dornberger Orcheatra 1:8(K— 2:30—Hello, Marla—coast out for the relief of imemployment next Klrbery; PettU Or. 1:48— 2:46—Mormon Choir—e to c ' left. Above, Ritchie takes time I 6:3()— ^Baseball scores. 10:30—11:80—Seymour Simon’s Orch 2:15— 3:15—Army Band—Also south fail and winter were not discussed out to umpire a baseball game j 6:35—Jack Mille; and Orchestra. CB8-WABC NETWORK 2:45— 3:45—To Be Announced at this meeting. COLUMBIA between teams of school boys. 6:45—^Noble Sissle’s Orchestra. 3:00— 4:0(^Muaical Mamanta The financial solvency of the As BASIC C^HAIN — EAST: wabc (key) 3:15— 4:16 — Mariay Snarris — wja: 7:00—Tito Guizar. wade woko wcao wash wnac wsr wUw Charlatta, Pianist—Bpaclal group sociation is dependent on the pay* . x wkrc w h k wxy*------wdre wcau wlp Y:15—The Mills Brothers. wfan 8:30— 4:30—singing Lady—aaat aoaat ment of anticipated pledees, from A group of 39 from Columbia at- have destroyed our foreign trade wjaa wean wtbl“ " wspd . ^ wmal;------Mid...idwest: 3:45— 4H0—Orphan Annie —east only weekly payroll deductions smd fixed I tended the 5th annual Round and- encouraged American indus 7:30—Magician. *vbbm wi wfbm " Kmbc‘ ■ wcco kmox 4:00— 5:00—Ted Black’s OreheHra 7:45— CJoncert Ensemble. EAST A*ffo CANADIAN — wp^wph 4:30— 5:30—^To Be Announced pledged amounts. According to the Up at Storrs Saturday afternoon try to go abroad and there employ wlbw wbco wlba wlea wore efrb ckao 4:48— 8:45—Toplea In Britf — east: . financial statement reported yester and evening, including local leaders, foreign labor at the very moment 8:00— Willard Amison, tenor; DIXIE — wsst wfaa wbre wbt wdod _ Orphan Annie—midwest repeat club members, and friends. The American labor is out of a job; Roger Whlte’sjOrchestra. knox klra wreo wlao wdau wtoe kria 8:00— 6d)0—Ames ’n’ Andy — oast; day, the cash on hand totals 32900. ktrb ktea waco kfjf wqam wdbo Singing Lady—midwest repeat Anticipated contributions amount to clubs attending were the Pine Street treaties to- outlaw war which have 8:15—Abe Lyman’s Californians wdaa wbl* whaa wtar wdbj wflw wwva 8:15— 6:15—Just Willla, S^ga about 33000, making the total fund Health Club, the Happy-Go-Lucky failed to outlaw attacks by one Visiting New York Night auba MIDWEST—wbem wabt wcah-wmbd 5:30— 6:30—The StebbTiu Bays—e tOis Baohrueb 8:30—The March of Events. wtaq wkbta kfab wlsn kaoj wlbw kfb 6:45— 6:45—Billy Janaa A Brnfa HaPt remaining, 35900. Clothing Club, the Bu^y Snippers nation upon another, and eco- wmt wnax wkbn 6:00— 7:05—You A Youp Gov't—e to c N otes Due Clothing Qub, and members from nbitoc policies which resulted in 8:45—“Joe Palooka” MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kdyl 6:35— 7:35—Plano Duo—wls PACIFIC COAST—khj knx koln kjb Of this amount, 3A,500 will be the new canning club now being EDITOR’S NOTE: This Is the sition to state and government the most gigantic crash of the 9:00—Ben Bernie and his Orches 6:45— 7:45—Slaters of Skillet—Amo so. tra. kfro kol kfpy kvl kem kmj kfbk kwg 7:00— 8:00—Edgar A. Que^ Poet i used for notes payable, money bor organized' under the leadership of second of two stories on Governor ownerslfip of utilities, but be whole economic structure ever Cant Bast 7:35— 8:35—To Be Announced rowed to meet the weekly payrolls Misq^ Ruth Comstock. The new fea Albert O. lUtcble, of Maryland, can stands his ground: He says it is witnessed by the American peo 9:30—CWme Club; Wallace Mys 1:30— 2:30—Snapahota—o to e 8:00— 9:05—Raglmantaliata Chorus tures of the Round-Up, a picnic 2M— 3KI0—Boston Variety—c to e 8:15— 9:15—Seng Tuna Datactiva in anticipation of additional oontri' didate for the Democratic presiden not a function of governinent to ple. tery Drama, “Valley of Ghosts” 2:30— 8:30—Piano Recital—c to c 8:3 5 - 9:30-.Parib Night Ufa butions. The payroll for this week lunch and a candle lighting service, tial nomination and regarded as a compete with private business, “We have a surplus of wheat 10:00—Music that Satisfies; Alex ' 2 :45— 3:45—Christian’s Orch—-c to c 8:46- 9:46- ‘’Tiah," Dramatis BaHaa 3:18— 4:1B—Moat the Artist—o to c - is estimated at 3500 and another were much enjoyed. Members of the likely compromise choice in the declares 3200,000,000 a year to when Americans need food, a sur Gray. 9:00—10:00 — Slumber Musle — Happy-Go-Lucky Club are proud of 3:30— 4:30—Musical Comedy—c to e Amos 'n' Andy—Repeat for west 3500 will be paid for compensation event .of a Convention deadlock. tues would be lost if the power plus of cotton with a deficit of 110:15—^Eddie Dunstedter,. organist; 4:00— 5:00—Arthur Jarrstt—« out 9:30—10:3^P iane Meadiu Lea B^a insurance, leaving the sum of about their leader, Mrs. Fannie Dixon industry’' were taken over. clothes, and more than 8,000,000 Male quartet. 4:18— 6:18—Rela A Dunn—o out 9:45—10:45—Earl Hinas’ Orcbestra . Welch, who was presented with a By ROB^T TALLEY men and women anxious to work I 4:30— 6:30—Jack Miller—coast out 10:00—11:00—Dancing in Milwaukee 3400 as cash on hand. “Government ownership of the 10:30—Symphony Orchestra. I 4:48.^ 8:45—Slasle Orch.—coast out 10:35—11:80 — Agnaw Or^. — bamie; The payroll this week will be the handsome silver cup, for being the * ,NEA Service Writer power industry would make us po but compelled to walk the streets 11:00—Ozzie Nelson’s Orchestra. I BKIO— 6:00—Morton Downey—o out Jones A Hare—Repeat foreoast thirty-second distributed by the As most outstanding home-making litical slaves to -the federal gov in idleness and seek charity in or 11:30—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. sociation since its organization. leader in Tolland Cotmty. Annapolis, Md., May 31 — His ernment” he says. “It would der to survive. When all financial obligations have The pulpit of the local church was torians may assert that, the issue result to the building up of a po “Where is the leadership that occupied Simday morning by Rev. J. been settled, the total expenditure in of states’ rights was buried litical machine staggering to its shoiild have acted to prevent the the interest of unemployment will D. Waldron of Franklin, in ex catastrophe and which, when it was REPURUCAN WOMEN - CHAMBER APPLAUDS at Appomattox to 1865, but Gov magnitude. In 1930, 275,000 be 393,000, of which 315,000 was ap change, with the Columbia pastor. people were employed to the elec upon us, should have been alert propriated by the Board of Select There was no C. E. meeting Sunday ernor Albert C. Ritchie, whose fore tric light and power business. It to niobilize the resources of the WBZ-WBZA START FOR PARLEY - HERRIOTS ADDRESS to finance the Broad Street Elx- evening that those who wish^ fathers fought and died for the Con nation to meet the crisis .and de staggers one to think of this vast Springfield — Boston tension project. might attend the meetings of the federacy, is carrying that issue organization as a new arm of the crease its harmful effects?” . ; M iscellaneous Jobs Regional Institute held .at the straight into the 1932 presidential federal government.” Ritchie believes that new (Contfnoed from Page One) (Cooliiioed from FBge One) { Much of the activity of the Asso- Hebron Church Sunday afternoon campaign. • Muscle Shoals and Boifider leadership is needed to. Washing ' elation during the past few weeks and evening. Maryland’s candidate for the :3am, he says, are special cases ton and that he is the man for ' Tuesday, June 7 The Democrats have so many live greater world stability and peaceful (E . D. T .) ) haj been centered cm miscellaneous The annual meeting of the Wom Democratic nomination is no blind and should not determine the na the job. issues—such as the candidate— the reconciliation.” jobs for townspeople who have con en’s Missionary Society will be held 4 :00-^—Orchestra. chauvinist, fighting for a lost tional policy. Moreover, he believes that as a rivalry for places has been intense, The administration of the' liberal tributed to the fund. When weekly Wednesday afternoon at the home cause. He merely seeks to apply result of the present crisis, high 4:20—WBZ Health Clinic—“Pre Left, he said, will base all its policies with everybody pretty much for payroll deductions were begun as a of Mrs. Ruth Jacobs at 2 o’clock the doctrines of Thomas Jefferson Tn his speeches. Governor ly centralized and regulatory natal and Maternity Service.^’ on a desire for international col means of obtaining the necessary Standard Time. There will be elec to the problems of today. He Ritchie has charged Hoover with federal government has reached 4:30—Stock Ehcebange quotations. him self.” laboration to both the economic and finances, the Association announced tion of Officers, and plans for the views the increasing centraliza- many mistakes in attempting its high-water mark and that the 4:45—Orchestra. Fourteen delegations yet are to political spheres., MiTtnai MfiHfionary T ea w ill be dlE>- that ‘labor may be furnished to con- ] tion of government at Washing to. cope- with the depression. He nation is ready for the Jeffer 5:00—^Agricultural Markets. be chosen or listed for the Democra He pledged bis government to im cussed. tributors'bp to the amount^)! their ton and the spread of sumptuary flays the president for delaying sonian principles that he has es 5:l6—Orchestra. tic convention, and the women’s mediate econoniies to the war de Perfect attendants at\the> Chest ! contribution, provided that: this doM laws as a menace to the guaran efforts toward governmental poused to bis '12 years as Mary 5:30-r.Nursery jingles, sopgs and leaders'am driving foi additional partment as afi aid, to the cause of nut Hill School for May are as fol not-^amount to less than two days' teed liberties of American citi economy or increased taxes until land’s governor. stories. women among ,th9m« Republican disarmament. work, pr approximately 35.00. If lows: Myron Berkewitz, Helen “Here to Maryland,” he- said I zens and an undue interference the treasury deficit had reached a 5:45— ^Little Orphan Annie. women may add to their number in ’The premier riead bis own decla , ^ e contributions are made in in Zmutskl, Francis Resnick, and with business. 'xemendous figure, whereas the when , he was being inaugurated 6:00—’Time; weather. two state delegations not counted Francis Hutchins. ration to the chamber, while Rene stallments, special arrangemdbts Todayi^as to 1924 and 1928, he approach of this crisis might have for the fourth time, “we believe 6:07—Sporto Review. for their present total. } may be mEtde to have labor furnish- Preparations are being made for Renoult, the mtoistet of justice, ap is seeking the Democratic nomi been foreseen. Then followed the that the government - should mind 6:15—-TTie Monitor Views toe News Increased Interest peared to the Senate. > ed beyond the immediate contribu the annual observance of Children’s nation on a pledge to end this sudden cry for increased taxes its own business. We believe that 6:30—Orchestra. “The increasing interest of wom Day next Stmday morning at the Economlo Issnes tion, but under no conditions beyond and restore a larger measure of and a balanced budget. the people who are least governed 6:45—GoV. John G. Winant of New en to Republican party politics is loc^ church, and the exercises will ’The declaration dealt chiefly with the total amount that is pledged. self-government to the states. He “Instead of eternally seeking are best governed. Ham pshire. evidenced,” Mrs. Yost commented, be held in place of the regular economic issues, both internal u d ^ “Contributors taking advantage also attacks the Hoover adminis new sources of revenue,” says^ “We are for toleration to all 7:00—^Tlme; A m os ’n’ Andy. 'by their election as delegates and morning service. It is to be given foreign. of the above should make all re tration for alleged inefficiency to Ritchie, “the federal government things and to all people; ordered alternate#.” by the pupils of the Simday School, 7:15—Sketches, songs, orchestra. ’The premier gave hope to foreign quests in writing to the Manchester coping with the depression, gov should give more thought to liberty for the tocfividual and the Nevertheless, feminine repre and Mrs. Howard Rice is in charge 7:30—Comedy sketch. countries relative to tariff quotas Emergency Employment Associa- ernmental extravagance and gov spending not more, not the same, right to follow his own pursuits sentation to both big pai-ties has of the program. There will be. no 7:45—^BUly Jones and Ernie Hare. and protectionist measures sotab- • tion, Inc., at the Municipal B uil^g. ernmental mismanagement. and to secure bis own happiness been a slow growth during their llsbed by previous adnrinistratlcos. more sessions of the Simday School blit less of the savings and earn 8:00—^You and Your Government. ! Requests for Labor Here is where he stands on to his own* way, so long as he twelve voting years. Democratic These meahires must be conciliated Until next September. ings of the. American people.” 8:30—Sketebbooky The advent of spring brought some of the big issues of 1932: does not interfere with the rights women curiously have lost ground. be said, “with a larger r^jmo of Milllam Macht has been taken to In bis Jefferson Day address at 8:45—Specialty songs and dialogue many request' for labor but PROHIBITION —^He would repeal Washini^n, Ritchie reviewed the of others or the recognized sanc Numerically they are regaining it exchanges and international afree- in many cases contributors St. Joseph’s hospital suffering from 9:00—lidgar A. Guest, poet, guesU the 18th amendment and re :strations to these words: tions of society.” speaker. this time—because the National ments.” failed to make the requests in pleurisy. • turn control to the states There stands “Ritchie of' the committee struck out to help. record of the Republican admin- 9:30—New England Conservatory The premier said there was an writing. However, the Association Several old friends and neighbors where, he has insisted since Free State.” . ’The convention at “Looktog back over 12 years Orchestra. In 1924 there were 120 Republican urgent necessity to found peaei on has filled all such requests to date, from Columbia attended the double 1919, it always has belonged. C!hicago will decide whether be women delegates, who cast 111 we see disanfiament conferences 10:30—Paris Night Life. the general organization of whether made in writing or not funeral services Monday afternoon PUBLIC UTILITIES — He is op will be the party's standard bear votes. Two himdred Democratic and the world, and affirmed his in Willimantic of Mr. and Mrs. which failed to disarm; foreign 10:45—Republican News bulletins. with the discontinuance at its activ- posed to federal or state own policies—if, indeed, they can be er to 1932 — or a four-time loser women cast 119 1-2 votes. faith in the League of Nations. ^ iW, the Association, through Presi- Daniel Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Tuck- ership, insisting that govern in the ‘race for the Democratic 11:00—^Time; weather; sports re called policies— weak, ineffective view . dent F. A. Verplanck, today nuule | er lived to the I ^ nard’s ^Bridge s ^ ment should not engage to busi and incompetent; tariffs which nomination. the following statement to this re- tion of Columbia prior ' to their re ness enterprises. 11:15—Joe Rtoes’ Orchestra. gard : moval to Willimantic eight years UNEMPLOYBfENT RELIEF—He 11:45 --Midnight Serenade— Louis Weir, organist ? To the Subscribers ago. favors local and state * relief. cation of toe second highway mark There will be a track meet at Col A.M. During the months of the fall of Though strongly opposed to a ers. " 1931, many generous people of the chester next Saturday morning for “dole,” he warns business and STATE CELEBRATES 12:15—Time. boy*! of all ages, open to any boys Town of Manchester contributed to industry that this may prove ORGANIZED DIVORCES the aid of the imemployed of the of siproundtog towns interested. unavoidable if they do not HISTORIC EVENTS Berlin. -Divorced women to (Ger The smallest number of business town. The unemployment commit guard against it by adopting many have banded together to tbs I tee began to expend this money at some form' of imemployment defaulta as reported to Bradstreet’s erve ke^P M E A T I German Federation of Divorced stoce emrly December was register once. They have now reached a insurance of their own. (Oontfnned from Page One) I ICALLS CLASSIFIED ADVS. Women. The first meeting of the or ed during toe week of June 2; The point where very little of this THE TARIFF— He believes lower ganization was held at Frankfurt-1 tariffs would assist materially with history dating back to Wash number fell from 866 to 489, a de money is left. on-Mato, and toe chief speaker told crease of 18 per cent accompanied As a privilege, not a right, sub to ending the depression, ex ington’s time appeared to the scar VOICE OF THE MASSES tqembers that 90. per cent of all by a decline of 65.4 per cent to lia scribers were given an opportunity plaining that retaliatory tariffs let grenadier uniforms of the Revo marriages to Germany were fail- bilities involved. ' abroad have been ine^table as lutionary era and the blue and buff to have work done. They were al Golf may make liars out of hon lowed to charge this work against Pittsburgh, June 7.— (AP) — The the result of our high tariff of Washington’s army. est men, but it doesn't follow that their subscription. This plan was classified advertising columns of the Other observances at scenes act Bblicy. it makes honest men out of golfj adopted for the purpose of tocreas-1 newspaper were dracribed ias “the FARM RELIEF— He is against ively identified with Washington’s tog the amount of work and kinds advertising voice 6f the masses”, by federal subsidies of any kind, life were included to the two-day players. of work for the unemployed rather|C. W. Horn, supervisor of dassifled holding that permanent relief program . I than to assist the individual sub- advertising for Hearst publications must come through a reopening The ceremonies will' move into I scriber. The Manchester Emergen- Horn, speaking at the annual con of the export market. Massachusetts tomorrow when Georfie Washington highway mark WUMil DELICIOUS! ! cy Employment Association, Inc., vention of the association of uews- TAXATION — He is for “scien- did not guarantee that the sub paper clasEdfied advertising mana ■ tific rather than political tax ers, showring the route used by the scriber would have an amount of gers, said the classifled department planning.” revolutionary leader on a trip dur Are you work equal to his subscription. Had is the graatest public service to WAR DEBTS — He is opposed to ing his term as president, are dedi i cated at Agawam and Bprtogfield. j this been the case we would not newspapers. cancellation, asserting that Governor Wilbur L. Cross of Con j have been able to begin work early Classified chronicles the values they are just obligations, and handi of real estate, it reveals the rental necticut and Governor Joseph B. CORNED BEEF SALE J t o the fall or to furnish emplojrment, x. x x,. , _ x,. if Europe doesn’t pay them, •f for the unemployed on such types trend, it reflects the value of the Ely of Massachusetts, with official The AftP process of curing meats insures satisfaction. Navm American taxpayers must. delegations from both states, will capped of work as the pavUlon to the park motorists’ automobile through the . ’Foremost foe of the growing salty, but with Jnst the right tang to make a eornod hsef attend toe services. or the Mt Nebo football field. car columns,” he raid. “Too, centrMlzation of government at dinner appetizing. • ‘ It now appears that many sub- it serves as the buUetto board to Washington,' Ritchie says this: First Parade ^ at the office? scribers wiU not be able to get an | connwt emploj^r and em^^ It “Our army of federal employes Five military units participating amount of work equal to their sub- is ' the advertising ■* voice of the is rapidly approaching the million to the observance were to bold scription. Th^ committee regrets masses, carrying a n e ^ value of its mark, with a cost of gqvernment their first parade this morning to Thick Ends this fact The plan set up for caring own; such gossipy news as who is that has grown 15 times as fast Middletown. The units were the for Uie unemployed this winter selling their baby buggy, disposing as our population and is now run Governors’ Foot Guard of H i^ord To put In a full day's woric, you makes it necessary. of their shotgun and other articles ning ' into astronomical figures, and New Haven, toe Ricbipond Light need a full man’s strength. A man, Briskets F. A. VERPLANCK, of value no longer needed by the imposing. a burden of taxation Infantiy Blues, toe New Haven half-side from constipation, has X, President owner who might be your next door that is intolerable. Grays, and toe Second Company, less chance to succeed in today’s TONIGBTthe«dIdmsestnf* neighbor. “One hundred and fifty bureaus Governor’s Horse Guards, of New keen competition. and all the lads will broadcast “When present day conditions and endless commissions prey up Haven, all with century-old tradi at youse acme light entertain Lean Plate tions. This insidious condition often ment under toe au^cee of t4,- lELEVENPERSONS^KILLED exist, classifled becomes even more on you and feed off you. Twenty- causes headaches, loss of energy, important The shrewd shopper five different grades of federal of The schedule for toe official the alma malta. Blue lUbbon sleeplessness. It takes toe edge from Malt, good old Blue Ribbon finds to its columns the greatest fices scattered throughout the va ^ning of the celebration at your working hours. ' IN APARTMENT BLAZE value for his money. The advertiser rious departments can hector you wetoersfield this afternoon tocluded Malt... Just as the “maestref* DELICIOUS STEAKSr is offered a great advantage.” arrest you and ruin you. There a second parade by toe same imlts. Laboratory tests show Kellogg’s h(^)es you like it, so the mak Speitoers were to be Governor Ckoss, A lIi-Bban supplies “bulk” to exer ers of Blue Ribbon Malt hope is not a pha^ to your life from you try it If you want the (Continued from Page One) CAN’T SCARE HER the cradle to tne grave, from the Governor Ely, CoL Cutchlns, and cise toe intestines, and Vitamin B Top Round ^ former Congressman E. Hart Fenn. .to tone toe intestinal tract. Aix- moats of the bwta, try Blua tog embers over the crowd which cellar of your home to the wallet Ribbon Malta.'And now,"Au Choice Culs Worcester, Mass.—^When a thief to your pocket, into which they France Brareaented B ban also has iron forir toe blood. stampeded to safety, and ignited f Major George 'nMnault, air at- Revoir” until tonight broke into the. restaurant at which cannot pry.” The “bulk” in A i l -Bran is simi awnings a block south on Euclid Rose Benoit waa cashier, he found 'tache at the French Embassy, to lar to'^that of lettuce. Within the Ritc^e calls prohibition “the Washington, will represent France avenue. her to be very untodylUi* in submit body, it becomes a soft mass, which Sirloin or Short high-water mark to the evils of at & dinner, plianned to reflect toe Only two of eight bodies located ting to the holdup. She wrestled centralized power.” gently clears the intestines Of Hear Ben Bernie to the building had been identified, with the robber, took his gun away background of the dinner 'at which m stes. How much bettor than using “ Our greatest progress toward Waulngton and.Rochambeau sealed (toe was Mrs. Anna Mitchell, 70 and from him and turned him over to au tem)perance,” he says, made puls and drugsBO often harm ful. Cube Minute their friendship, to be held tonight * * .. C. W. Warnlcke, 68, both appuently thorities of the Worcester State Hos before we mixed mortals, politics TONIGHT at 9 were suffocated btfore the flames to Hartford. Speakers will be Ma- Two tsUespoonfuIs daily pital, from which he was out on and legislation all up t^th'er nstipation. Eastom iDajflight Saving lim e The Pride oi the Table reached them. ppr Thenault, Governors, Cross and correct tnqpt t y ^ of eonstij parole. The gun he used was one of and tried to' do by centraUzei AU i-Bban is n ot habit-foiirmtog. If Crowds passed through the S3y, Col. Cutching and Mayor Wil the harmless cigim t case variety. force and constitutional flat what liam J. Rankin of Hartford. your intestinal W A E C a n d C B S morgue attempting to Identify the can' only be done by education Tomorrow the gqveznar^s offidal mnUe is not re WhefBVBr you ^ you find other deadT Mlto- BflLUCR DEAD and . popular sanction and cdnscht. party will go to Agawam, over lieved th is w ay, ass Large Tehd^ofn -1 think the Driiole problem riKnijid ,Wa«itogt MANCHBSTBB EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHBSTBBi CONN-). TUESDAY, JUKE 7, 1983, ilvoaa ft vW t ftl' ih yt. Walter O. Wag to Waatecrt, ||. WAPPW6 SEEHNCniENirtT GILEAD Y. Dr. Way ta raoovarlag M m a|« rtoua lajtirlsa raosivsd tai as aut^ Men Who **Make ** Presidents Mrs. Ullian Henry of Haeken- Sundhy afternoon and evening nwbile aeddant OFSUMWOIIAH some of the local church folks at \ saok. New Jersey, has returned to Mrs. Aaa W. EUlaaadbar her home after vlsitiag for several tended the meeting, at the Hebron ter Mlaa Edith plan to attend Jefferson Supreme As Party Boss;' How Hamilton And Congregational churoh of the Tol aduation axardaes «C the days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fonnd Dying On Read Where class of Wheaton OoDege, Paul Sheldlck, of Heasdnt Valley. land County Council of Religious : [11., this w eel^ Mlaa R oth EUla Burr Fought For Power The Federated Sunday school has Education and Regional Institutes this place a member of the daas. for church school teachers and offi recently sent a mii^onary box of She Had Been Fhng From Dr. Casaiua Way of Wltite Flaina, useful and pretty articles, to brlni cers. Rev. Wallace P. Woodln of N. Y., sPtot Friday wltli Us fa tl^ Andover presided. m s r m m m v t cheer and help to the scholars o: Charier D. Way...... - -* * * * "* * “ “ *“ “ “ “ “ “ *“ * “ ******SSS%SS«SSSSSSStSS#SSSSSSSSS|i| Mrs. E. E. Foote, Mrs. Arnold C. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS S^t Speeding Auto. S S • S.« S t • S S S S S • s s s s s Pleasant HiU Academy at Pleasant Mrs. W. E. Hibbard an4 her - ' S • S • S S S f S • S S S S S S S S « S 4 Foote, and her children attended the ••sssessssesssesss -tssae*stsss«s«s*sss »ee«»s»eeee MANCH^^/^EVEm^Vj^AL^r CONN. TUESDAY; JUNE 7,198i PAGE EIGHT ' f. . . - *!* ' *■**'■*'** — - •—• ...... ,1 • *’' . . -I. . . 7 ^ ‘•siwi' I-.. MOOKTIUN THAT 1> t)0 b e g i n HEBE TODAY ‘Would she let me come to see CHEBBY DKON, 19 and pretty, her?" the girl asked hesitantly. falls In love with DAN PHII 1.^ ^ ' . r,ft. j-J:- MANCTIESTER EVBNTNG HBaAU)/SQyTir T^D A Y ^ JUNE T iim A ^ itL f Hurst, Whitney KERR WINS MATCH BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . ^By Laufer i5 BUT SCHOOL TIES ’ s Great Trio Baseball Captain Plays On Lead Team’s Assault On Lamtps Lacoste Net Team For First Time Three Brooklyn Hnriers Tiiis Season. Reid To CoBiKt of 140 Pros' To Score 15 To 7 Victory; Manchester High’s tennis team H IC E r’ iUSEItSON . A tied Hartford PubUc High *at Colt’s Park in Hartford yesterday after and Only 10 Amatenrg Wilson Whacks Two noon, three matches to three. ‘Buddy” Kerr, baseball captain, playing on the team for the first Moo, Evans, Tdley, Homers. time this season, won his /match after dropping the first set In the first singles, Fred. Mar- Assistant Pro At Ctm by Voight, A llan s Anong (By Associated Pres8> zano of Hartford stopped Jimmy Should the Phillies ^et even pass Britton 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Jim Radigan Chili Recent^ Pbyed 72 Those Who Fail t o Qnal- able pitching during the next two of Hartford' also beat Lebro Urban- weeks, they are likely to make trou etti 8-6, 3-6, 6-0. Mike Brozowski ble for thdr guests from the west won from Ben Rohowsky 13 to 11 Holes of fioK One Day.. ify. ern end of the National Leagfue. The and by default in the second set. club.still is without a „ competent Kerr beat Jack Hugh 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. 4 : In the doubles Marzano and Hugh' pitching staff, employing anywhere Eiiier “Ricky” Anderson, young By Associate Press. from two to five pitchers in any giv won from Britton and Kerr 6-4, 6-0 but Urbanetti and Brozowski took OF i r w ' "' assistant'' pro''at the Manchester en encounter, but It has probably The field in the National Open the measure of Rohowsky and Radi Country Club, >ahot a par 70 yestur- the most effective “wrecking crew" golf cban^iohshlp' at the Fresh In the iNatolnal League. gan 6-4, 6-2 to square the match. day, the lowest dcore be has ever Even in tennis, the best laid W ; S t O-W iiBr Meadow Club, Flushing, N. Y., 23, Only'the Athletics of the same registered. He ^ made birdies on the plans' of “comebacking" heroes 24 and 25 will consist of 14Q •profes city, with Jimmy Foxx jnd A1 Sim fall apart. And in the case of Rene ,AS A- isqims'; ■ first, eighth ahd twelfth. Anderson’s mons doing the damage can boast a LUCKY STRIKES NOSE sionals and only ten amateurs. Lacoste, former heroic figiure in % s** ...... ' par trip around the course equals more destructive pair than Chuck French Davis Cup play, the blast of ’the make up of toe field of 11^ Klein and Dcm H u rst dynamite that wrecked his hopes . 0UT0U)G0LDSBT07 the low score mark of BlUy. Martin, was decided in yesterday’s section^ In tneir last fifteen games of was a youthful Britisher, Harold G. club pro, who has performed the qualifying rounds in 20 districts. m m which they havd> won eight the N. Lee, shown above.' Appearing in trick tw ice. . . Previously 34 players had been de the i>^ench hard court singles play, Led by pitcher McCurry, who al clared exempt from toe qualif3dng Phils have banged an average of 11 Monday is Ricky’s day off and, hits and scored better than Seven young Lee, England’s third ranking lowed but two hits and struck out test. PlayxfoUowed form y o r y close thirteen, the Lucky Strides mtme like the motorman who sp^ds his runs to the contest. player, took three of four sets from ly in toe'various sectional tests yes out of a slump last night ahd defeat idle time ri(|lng trolley cars, Einer Against Brooklyn yesteMay, the the Franch veteran. terday, although there^ere a num ed the Old Golds by the sCOre of 8-7. spends bis on the golf course. A only game played in either major CLOSHS-r f?\UAL ber of prominent failures notably The game was very dose and week ago yesterday he set some among the amateurs. league, the Klein-Hurst-Whitney thing of a record when he made four went to eight innings before it was OLVlAPlC 'Tll'LES WOM iS Among those who failed to qualify cbmbinatioB worked oyeitime, con trips around the course In one day. finally won by the Lucky Strikes. were Don Moe, of Portland, Oregon, tributing ten of the teams gl hits Both teams fielded well. Anyone who mows anything about off thr-ie Dodger hurlers and, other former Walker Cup player; -Chick Arlton Judd, playing for the PAAVO NURMI gclf, knows full well what a strenu- wise playing a large, part in the 15 Evans, former Open and Amateur Lucky Strikes, smashed but a PHAMlt)K PIAlM, W.riO WAS oiis day’s work is included in 72 champion; Cyril Tolley, OeoxYc to 7 victory. homer in the third Inning with no Whitney pushed across four runs holes of golf. 'Voigt, Maurice McCarthy, (Sene Ho one on bue. ’the bail was hit in with' a double and two singles, \jOOA) 6 1 ') ; , Ricky did even more. He carried mans, -Jess Guilford, Charley Hall, deep center, where it rolled into a his own bag each time and that’s a Emmett French and Gus Moreland; • Hurst hit four singles in as many AS0OOATBO clump of bushes.^ The centerfielder CHA^AP10AJ6W\P5 job in itself. For his day’s total be Of the ten amateurs who quali official trips and scored four times had a hard time finding it and when :and. Klein hit his 14th homer of the 11118 may: have been what In; had 318, two less than even eigbtiea fied Johnny Lehman of Chicago and q>ired “Mr.- Hallowell" of Har he did find it Judd was already His scores were 77, 81 77, 83. Yes Johnny Goodman of Omaha were year and a bnuse of singles^-' home. Leone also starred for the 'M i .Hack Wilson led the futil^rocdc- vard to do such excellent things terday Ricky was playing with Cap toe most prominent. on the cinder path this year. At winners. tain C. R. Sargent. Here is Ander Among prominent pro’s, Bobby lyn rally in the late innings his For the losing team Lashinske riinth and tcmth home runs. L^ty Any rate,, our Finnish correspond son’s card: Cruickshank, Long Jim Bcumes, Paul ent writes: and Cumbers played the best game. Out ...... 346 535 424■ ■■36 Runyan, Clarence CSark, Willie Mac- O’Doul and Glenn Wright also hit Lucky Strikes (8) for the circuit Most of the fourteen -“Mr. Hallowell the mile master of In' 442 444 543"^34 Fariane, Jock Hutchison, Joe Kirk the American unlversiUes who hgs AB. R. H. PO. A. E. other clubs spent the day either in HARVARD CAPTAIN / wood, ^ed Morrison and Abe Es run the stretch , in 4.12, came last J. May, lb ...... 2 1 1 5 1 0 travel or in harmless 'exhibition, pinosa, all made the grade. . summer on a tourist trip to Fbdeh^. Bentley, c • • • • • Wittmann to Take Part The Athletics, enroute west, stop The lowest 86-hole score of the He also attended the Finnish cham W. Smith, ss ped off at Cincinnati to give the OUT OF YALE RACE sectional play was turned in by pionship matches in Helsinki. Leone, 3b .. fans of that city a look at Lefty BOWLING Francis Schneider at Dallas. Hu "When Mr. Hallowell was asked Vince, 2b • • • • • • posted a pair of 68’s for 136. . Grove and George Bamshaw and Keish, cf . In McCluskey Program what he thought of the matches, he Cambridge, Mass., June 7.-=-(APi Jack (jurley of (Quincy and Jack to trim the Reds 5 to 1. answered unhesitatingly that, the A. Judd, rf • esse MlXlaD DOUBLES ^ \ ’ ■ ^ X — Thomas E. A rm strong, whose vol'^ WtUtame of New Haven each with a ■ i.,> A- O’* 5()0am ^e8-nm would. leavf,^ldm-an McCumy,. p 142. led in the Boston district. Botli iiHL Siamonds, If untory resignation as captain of the unforg^table memory. In this I4 addition to the two xhile ex-<^Hartfotd Hlgli’s star duh athlete, Mr, and Mrs. Frisk failed to carded I42’s for thje 36 hole** 'event no less than 18 tough Finnish may also compete against Wttt- Harvard varsity crew has been ac clinch the league championship last Connecticut golfers who qualified How They Stand T o t a ls ...... 31 8 9 24 6 4 hibition run in whick Joe McCluskey, runners took part, and all of them mann. Both Slifkus and Clough have cepted by the committee on the reg night by dropping three gatoes to' are Jack Williams, Bobby Gram, ran hard. But far harder .than any Old Golds (7) will participate at the West Side' Flora Nelson and Jack Saidella. been invited. ulation of athletic sports at Har Charley Claire and Eddie Lund. -YESTEBDAY'S RESULTS of the others three men ran; Lehti- Lashinske, c .... 3 2 0 7 playgroimds one, week„from tonight, , .There Is also a possibility that They, now go into a tie .’for first Grant andOlaire each shot a pair Vittner, 2 b ...... 2 0 0 1 vard, was expected to report today Eastern League nen, 'Virtanen and Iso-HoUo. here Vritt - be- two or three - prelimi East Hartford High’s crack relay place with Miss Reidel and Mr. of 74’s and Lund was 76-i74—149. to Head Coach Charlie Whiteside at Richmond 5, I^^fbrd 3. “Lehtinen’s time for the nm was Kusek, 2 b ...... 1 1 0 1 nary races involving, among others, team which set a new record at Foote of New Britain. Saidella had Some .of the Nutmeg Staters wno Red Top, Conn., where the Harvahl ^ Springfield 6, Allentown 4 (1 8 ). 14.36, Iso-HoUo’s 14.89 and Virttr E. Judd, s s ...... 2 2 0 0 C aptsih Frank Wittmaxm Of the the league meet Saturday will com high single last night of 156. failed to qualify nevertheless played N ew Haven S, N orfolk 1. nen’s 14.40. After the run all three Cobb, S b ...... 3 ^ 0 0 S, pete against a Manchester High crew is training for its race with Maple (A) (3) cbamplonslUp Manchester Hlgli Yede .on June 24. Armstrong will commendable golf. Besides the four Albany IS, Bridgeport 4. were in perfect condition and ready Sullivan, r f ...... 2 Oa o 0 team. The definite program is ex Mrs. Frisk .... 89 112 104—805 qualified, the Connecticut players Klssman, r f . . ..2 1 1 0 school track team. remain on the crew squad. American League for another match if necessary. pected to be known within a few Mr. F risk ...... 143 117 113—373 scored as follows: Cumbers, If .... 4 1 1 2 Unable to compete in the C. C. The administrative' board. Har (No games scheduled). Their splendid physical condition days. The last event will be Me CSiarles M. NlcoU, Indian Hill. National League August, cf, p ....4 0 0 4 L. Uti]}ar'meet A -*;.,'/ ■■.. ' • * *' '! ^ *• ‘ ■ 1^4: Jj.*.* • ' T',*' i-. -J" * P A eih ; I E » MANCHESTER EVENING HERAro, j^G TI! ilANCHESTE|R, CONN., TUESDAY, JtNE 7,1982. rf • B ^ a i w Read the (.'l(m ijiecl Rental Propertij q on vn«lil«T»1! LOST AND FOUND APARTMENTS—FLATS— A i 1,000 P O U L T I ^ LOST—SUNDAY EVENINa lad/a TENEMENTS 68 NMCA^CAUra m M anch^ter gold wrist watch. Finder jdease FOR RENT— INEXPENSIVE 4 return to 68 Strickland street or room tmiement, nex. to Nathan TO ATTEiyi SESSION Evening Herald telejphQite 6871. Hide schbol. Apply 178 Spruce St FOR HEARING liO D A t; CLASSIFIED 6 ROOM TENEMENT, aU Imprpve- June Institute To Be Held AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 memte, steam heat garage, g^obd Hartford, June 7.—(AP) ' — TK6’ ADVERTISEMENTS 20th and 21st At Kayrock FO A SALIJt-G. M. C. 1-2 ton truck, location, rent reasonable, 32 Walk June term of the Supreme Court a t ' Ooant aiz aT «n s« worOa ta a UMk 1928 delivery body. Inquire 18 er street Inquire 80 Walker. Inn In. East Hampton. ^ laltlala aumbara and abbraTtatload Errors opened this morning Witk^ Wadsworth street aaeb count aa a vord and aomponad FOR RENT—BTVE AND SIX room nine eases scheduled to be eurgued to worda aa two warda Mlnlmntn coat !• Hartford, June 7.—^Progn^ams for t^ica of thraa llnea. tenements, witii all modem im day. Chief Justice William the June institute, convention and Maltbie presided. V Lina rataa par day tor traaalaad AUTO accessories — provem ents. Inquire at 147 Bast ada Cepter street or telephone 7864. egg show of the Connecticut Poultry BY DEXTER TEED The plaintilTs motion to diimiipi BUIaetlTa MaaA lff> IMT 1TRLS 6 Association and allied interests are Nea^Serytbe Writer appeal tor failure to prosecute in C u b Charca now available ta r Connecticut poid- • Conaaoutlva Oaya ..i T eta • OM .SPECIAL T n ^ SALE FO R REJNT—5 ROOM downstairs the. New Lemdon County case of the I 0 • Conaaontlva Daya ..1 • eta 11 cts flat on Bigelow street Inquire 63 trymen. This meeting will be held In a' plahe so small the wings Norwich PIumbing''”Supply H «^ , 1 Day ....V ...... I 19 els 2 Tires For Price Ot 1. Details At on the 20th and 21st of this month MANCHESTER TIRE CO. Bigelow street or telephone 5853. could be folded up and the plane put Idc., Eguinst VbIo MBynsrd &nd All ordara for Icrasalar Inaartloaa at Kayrock Inn oil the shore of T.ftftp. otters was granted, as was a Bfmnnn will ba obarffad at tba ana tlma rata. Center and Trotter Sts. in a garage, Bert Hinkler flew alone Bpaoial rataa tor long term a vary LOOKING FOR A RENT? C us-for Pocotopaug in East Hampton. En for 12,000 miles. In an air flivver, motion of the plaintiff in the ame, thusiasm is running high and Paul day advartlaing glvan upon raqnaat. a single, half-house or flrst or sec he was tossed around in air ciurents also New London County, of John Ada ordarad for tbraa dr alz daya R. Ives of New Haven, secretary of and atoppad' bafora tba tblrd or flftb f l o r ist s—NURSERIES 15 ond floor flat R. T. McCann. Phone —like a feather ia a storm—but that Simmons Company against Wililam day will ba ebargad only for tba ae- 7700. the association, is plaiining for 1,000 was fim. It .^dh’t prevent him Van Keuren Company, Inc., and tual nunibar of tinaaa tba ad appaar* FOR SALE— PLANTS, tomato, poultrymen to attend this meeting. from reaching his destination. others. ad. charging at tba rata aamad, bnt no allowanea or rafnnda can ba made cabbtige, peppers 10c dozen, 50c-a FOR REJNT— 6 ROOM tenement The eggvshow is open to every one 'Some laughed, though e«u:ly in Otter cases to be argfued today in on alz t ^ a ada atoppad aftar tba hundred, asters 20c dozen, 504 with all Improvements, 24 Haw and application blanks together 1928 wfien he wheeled out his little cluded: WiUard H. Eldredge, ad fifth day.) Parker street. thorne street telephone 8048. with instmetions and score cards craft, enfolded its little wings and ministrator, and otters, against F. No “till forblda” : dlaplay llnaa not may be received from Jaunes M. aold. • i warmed up the little 30-horsepower T. Wells and otters, a motion to dis Tha Harald will net ba raaponalbla FOR RENT^ ROOM tenement Gwin of the State Department of motor. Yhoae who laughed didn’t miss appeal for failure to prosecute. for more than ona ineorract inaartloa MOVING—TRUCKING-1 second floor, ail improvements and Agriculture at Hartford. The eggs know of Bert Hinkler’s skill. They New London covmty; Arella Ramon of any advartiaamenf ordarad for exhibited constitute an entry fee and more than ona tlma. STORA6B 20 garage. 27 Starkweather street were a minority in the crowd thax Marcel against A. H. Merriman and Tha Inadvartant omiaaton of incor* will become the property of the asso gathered outside of London to see Sons, Inc., and otters of New Havep ract publication of adrartlaing will bo PERRETT & GLENNBY INC—We FOR RENT—THREE ROOM suite, ciation to be sold at auction. Prizes him off on an attempt to fly solo to county, the plaintiff’s motion that ractlfled only by. eanoallatlon of tba are offered in two classes, one of the Charge to the jury be printed. charge made tor tba aarvlca /andarad. will move, pack and ship your new Johnson Block, all modem Australia. All adrarttaamenta muat oonfonn merchandise quickly and econom improvements. Phone 3726 or Jani which is white-shelled eggs and the Arabs Lend Aid. Felice Pape against ^ Charles in atyla, copy and typography witb ically. Fast daily express service tor 7635. other brown-shelled eggs. In addi That sparrow of a plane carried Baum, Hartford county, plaintifT-s ragulationa enforced by tba pnbliab* ■ ■ ■ ' tion to a sweepstake cup the prizes appeal from Superior Court; Mary era and tbay raaerva tba rlgbt to to and from New 7ork. Connec an eagle of the air. He flew on FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with range from five dollars to one dollar schedule, on 1000 mile hops that C. Killian against JohnT. Logan and . adit, ravlaa or reject any copy eon- tions with fast tnick service but ot for five pla.cings. aldered objectionable. New York going south and we^t garage, 17 Walker street Inquire took him oveir EJurope and away otters, Fairfield county, plaintiff’s . CLOSINO HOURS—ClaBBjfled ada to W. Manning, 15 Walker street Tel. ’The program will start at 9:30 over tile burning ^ands of the Lib- appeal from Superior Court and ba publlahed aama day muat ba ro- Agents for United Van Service, o’clock with a special meeting of ceired by It o’clock noon; Saturdaya one of the ' leading tong thstance 7628. 3ran dessert ThSi something ha|>- from a denial of a motion to set 10:30 a. m. the ^tate Poultry Association. At pened. He made a forced landing— aside the verdict; Harold Morris and moving companies. Phone 8063. 10 o’clock Connecticut Game Breed TELEPHONE YOUR 8860, 8864; and looked around to see a dust otters against Fred O. Brown, New TWO APARTMENTS' for rent ers will stert an all-day mass meet cloud coming at him; ' ~ London county, defendant’s appeal WANT ADS. CARLSON & COMPANY Egpress. practically new. Phone 6517. ing^ Directly following luncheon, A party of war-like Arabs canter from tte Court of Common Pleas; Ada are accepted over tba talapbono which may be. secured at the Inn, Dr. at tba CHARGB RATE giran aboro Daily service to Hartford and ed up. Hinkler didn’t know what Elie 'Celentano and otters against aa a oonvenienca to advertlaera, but Springfield, and all Connecticut, F^® REJNT—4 ROOM ten^hient, C. B. Hudson of the New Jersey EJx- to e x p ^ t—^perhaps death. So, not Max Rippa, New Haven county, tba CASH RATES will ba accepted aa and Massachusetts points. Loads with all improvements, heat and peiiment Station will talk on “In knowing what, to do, he smiled as plaintiff’s appeal from Superior EUJ.L PAYMENT if paid at tba bnal- or part loads moved anywhere. garage. 169 Summit street. Phone fectious Bronchitis, Its Cause and pleasantly as he could. Curious, the Court, and Benjamin H. Mead, ex naaa office on or bafora tba aaveatb Control.’’ At 2:30 o’clock Leon F. day following tba flrat Inaertlon of f\imiture moving. Telephone Man 5987. Arabs gathered aroimd. Bert made ecutor and treasurer of tte estate aacb ad otberwiae tha CHAROB chester 8624. Hartford '2,6229. Whitney, Ebcecutive Secretary of the signs. EJvidently they concluded be of Mary J. Oose, against Minnetta RATE will ba oollactad. No roaponal- FOR RENT—TWO 6 ROOM tene American Eugenics Society, will dis F. Close and otters, Fairfield county, blllty for arrora in telephoned ada Springfield 6-0391. was like them, a true adven^er,' ments on Madison street recently cuss in layman’s language, “The Then- they were friendly. He; a reservation by Superior CJourt. will ba aaaumed and their acramoy Principles of Breeding.’’ cannot ba guaranteed. renovated. Inquire 100 East Cen tuned up the motor and indicated he “All work ana no play makes for PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 ter s& e e t wanted totake off. Understanding,- INDEX OF poultrym en a dull day,’’ so Pi^>f. R oy CLASSIFICATIONS E. Jon6s, EJxtension Poultry Spe those bloodthirsty men went to work CURB QUOTATION^ PAINTING DONE practical and BDR R jsint— 4 ROOM tenement for him. 'They helped him . shove Blrtha a a-« a a a o'o a.gi*o aaoooooa aaCBo o o cialist of the Connecticut Agricul reasonable. B. S. Dickinson, 671 garage, Lilley street near Center; away and level the sand to make a BfBffftSSinSfitS' 0 • a o • 0 0 o • a o • •• g • • • B tural College, Is scheduled to direct Marriages a a oia:«a.a a:o}ara a • • • a • a C Hartford Road. Telephone 4338. also 6 room cottage, Columbia runway. Soon.be was off, with wild V/ Bert Hinkler (upper left) in a posed picture----- and (below) as jubl- Daatha a a a a a a a a a a a:acH« a aa*a a a a aa a D L ^e, electric lights, water, 2 car a burlesque field and track meet at umt. Australlans hailed him at the end of his 15 1-2 day flight from (By Associated Press.) Card of Thinnka...... B 3:30 o’clock. The banquet will be cheers behind. And he breathed a garage. Telephone 5661. deep sigh of relief. ' ^ London. - “ American Super Pow er ...... In Memorlam a a a a a a a aa ajfiSCa'aiaaHB 7 held at 6:30 o’clock with President Lost and Found . . . aaaaaaaaaaaa 1 REPAIRING H om e! A ssd G§a and E lec ...... 2% C. A. Ricker as toastmaster. Sur Cent States Elec Aaiioiineements .t.aaaa# aaaaaaaaaa 9 FOR RENT— MODERN 5 room Over India where the heat makes Experiment Station is testing 53 PeraonalB ...... fi M OW E^ SELARPE37ED, key mak rogate Judge L. D. HoweU of Mlneo' Fadden and Brother, was elected Cities Service ...... AntoaBoblleo ing, Vacuum cleaner, lock, gun, lower flat, steam heat; garage, treacherous air currents, the little new varieties for their adaptibiiity vice-president. Mr. Dowdell’s for la, L. L, N. Y., will be the chief Elec Bond and Share » s • s s • • Automobllaa for Sale ...... 4 clock repairiugi Braithwaite, 52 Haynes street - Apjfiy Park Hill after-dinner speaker on the subject plane was tossed about like a shuttle here, and is growing 8,000 seedling bears for three, generations were Automobilaa for Ezchanga ...» i Flower Shop. cock. It fell and was blown about. Ford Limited ...... Auto AccaBBorlaa—^Tirea ...... d Pearl qtreet “The Spirit of the' Fan(^.’’ Time crosses- in a preliminary breeding large growers of cottofi in Alabama Bert piloted nonchalantly.'' Oiit of study, most promlrfng,new va Midwest Utils ...... Auto Repairing—Fainting T will be allowed at the banquet fbr and GJeorgte, and fo r twelve years Niag Hud P ow ...... 3% Auto Schoola 7—A FOR REINT—-4 ROOM tenement, 16 one-minute speeches by-16 prom that he came into the rainy season rieties, are Bellmar, Portia, and he has.vbCen mangaer of the New Autoa—Ship by Truck S all improvements, 93 Charter Oak of the East Indies. No rnain could Aberdeen. Penn Road ...... COURSES AND CLASSES 27 inent personages, after wUch Dr. £. Y;ork SiBHce orW eil Brothere. Mem Stand OU Ind ... Autoa—For Hire ...... P street Apply Sam’s Shoe Shop, stop him. He tobbed alcmg^on the Belln^ was developed in Mary - Oaragaa—Sarrloo!—Storaga »... I# A, Perragaux, acting as nasster of bers at- the New York Prdduce EJx- United Founders . 701 Main street air, over the sea, and arrived at Port land by the Bureau of Plant Indus 11-16 Uotorcyelaa—Bleyelea a a a a a a a aBCa U BEAUTY CULTURE—Elam while ceremonies, will conclude.the day's change ^have elected' Samuel Knigh United Gas ...... Wanted Autoa—Motoreyelea .... II learning. Oetails free. Hartford Darwin, Australia, in 15 1-2 da^. try. ■ It; is a seedling-of Howard 17, - 2% Buainaaa. and FraCcaaiaaiaa gerricaa program at which dsmeing, mu^e ton as g ^ d en t succeeding Herbert United Lt and Pow A Academy cf HairdreiHAng, 60S FOR RENT—TWO A ropm down< L y i$ , Ross Staith . h e ' w as a but is uniform in- shape, larger, L. B odSkn. • Bualnaaa SarVleaa Offered ...... II stairs flats, one comer Foster and - and entertainment will be provided Honaehold Sarvlcaa Offered...... It-A Main stfeet, Hartfprd. for every one. native of AiistraHalmJTme rece^<3T tmd-moi^.produdlive.-. The berries Hawley; one School street. Inquire are exceptionidly' dark red and Building—Contracting 14 On the second day of the meeting, he was given was as hearty, P bllo^g tfi«;e^m pie' of' othei? QUAKE YN IJiSBON Floriata—Nuraarlea ...... If 100 East Center street Just to prove that he is pre-emi glossy and will hold up in shipping. Funeral Dlreetora...... t l June 21st, poultrym^ will hear la r^ producers;: the -Nevada Con SITUATIONS WANTED— nent in piloting a flivver plane he The Station’s 8,000 seedling ■eating—Plumbing—Booling . n IT FOR RENT—5 ROOM upstairs flat, talks on one of the most vital phases solidated Cop^r Co.' has shut down Lisbon, June 7.—(AP)—*A se-' Inanranee ...... ii came to America last year, hopped crosses are mostly out of Howard vere ^rttquake shock occurred at , MALE 39 latest improvements, steam heat of their business. Ihe speaking 17 and Chesapeake, with the hope of its .mill ' and smelter in the IllUlnary—DraBamaklng a a a a aa a% II program for that day starts at 9:30 to Kingston, Jamaica, in a little ship, D is^et of Nevada, the suspenision 'Benav'ent, sixty miles from here,’ lIoTing—Trucking—Storage . . . 10 EXPERIENCED WOMAN would . furnished; also garage. Inquire 92 combining the growth of the first PalaUng—Papering a a a a a a a a.a a:a.4 II o’clock with Dr. Paul F. Sharp of then flew on to South America and to run’ for six' wedte. .■ today. No one was reported in like work by hour or day. Refer Russell street. crossed the Atlantic to Africa. with the fruit characters • of the jured. j Profaaaional Sarrlcea ...... II Cornell University explaining “ \^at other. The crosses are the progeny Repairing ...... || ences. Tel. 7946. FOR REJNT—6 ROOM flat, all mod Is Egg Quality.” Prof. W. D. Ter- Further Flights Likely. • NEW JAIJ,, NO-LOOKUP TaUerlng—Dyeing—Cleaning ‘... 14 He is first and always an aviator. of selected inbred plants, and some Toilet Ooede and Servioe...... I i WANTED—POSITION as Doctor or em conveniences, rent reasonable. mohlen ctf Ames, Iowa, will discuss have produced remarkable results.. Scranton,:' Dalton Borough That’s his life, and he wouldn’t do had a ifice new jail, but tte first Wratad—Bnaineaa terviea (0*0 a a a a II Dentist’s "assistant by reflned, ex Apply 433 Center street. “Farm Practices That Influence Egg ■me Connecticut Vegetable Grow lidaeatfanal Quality.” Sidney A . EJdwards, Di anything else. A silent man; he prisoner to be housed in it made it Couraee and CtasBeB ...... «•••.." IT perienced youUg woman. Write ers Association is co-opeiatfng with FOR RENT—4 AND 5 ROOMS— rector of 'Markets of the State De hasn’t said much about 6ls future, look -old :a fter a o f hom-g. NOTICE! Private. Instruction l l Her^d Box N. the station in holding the ' Keld Dancing ...... ;ih.• • •:...ll—A One rent brand new, just finished, partment of Agriculture, will con plsms, but when he was in Ne^ York Day. The prisoner, Henry Majeski, forced- Taken by’ virtue of an executipn- Mualeal-Dramatic ...... n.*.. l l $15-$22., Walnut near Pine street clude the egg quality program with recently it leaked out that he con tte lock on the door and made his to me directed ^ d will be sol^ a t. Wanted—Inatructlon ...... N Inquire Taiior Shop, 3 Walnut St. a talk bn “Maintaintog Egg Quality templates maklngjan attempt to escape. Now Dalton officials are PIbssbIbI BOATS AND public vendue to tte highest bidd^, Bonda—Stecke—Mortgagaa ^.... II Through the Marketing Process. bne^ the Ic^ fia n ce flight record. Ipokttg for the prisoner and another at Jarvis Sand ,Pit on C ^ter Street, BuBlneea Opportunltlas...... II ACCESSORIES 46 FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat with all Special rates for rooms and meals With him; was. Calpt R. N. McIntosh, new. jail. in t t e Town o f M anchester, 14 dasni ' Money to Loan ...... || modem improvements and furnace. an aerial crony, and what they may Help and Sttuatiaaa FOR SALE—ROW BOATS 12 to are available, at the Inn and nearby after date which will be on the 2 1 | t Inquire 235 Center street cottages and reservations may ~b€ do before the summer is over will Help Wanted—Female ...... I f 14 feet Cheap. J. W. Goslee, 21 day of June, A. D. 1932, at 2 o’clock Help Wanted—Mala ...... N made through Paul P. Ives, 40 prob^y be surprising. Madison street. Telephone 633^. FOR REJNT—5 ROOM flat all im- in the afterno^, D. S. T.,. to satisty Help Wanted—Mala or Female . . IT Whalley Avenue, New Haven. The In New York When a repoi^r A. W . BENSON said execution and my fees thereon, Agenu Wanted ...... IT-A proyements on trolley line. Call program for this meeting is so heard that hie w as to fly the Athtetic, Briefs Situatlona W anted-Fem ale...... II ^3A'670 Center street tte following described property tb ' Situations W an ted -M ala...... II W ANTSO—TO BUV 6!t thoroughly in keeping with the ^ o rt Hinkler was asked why ho Was go R A D IO wit: One W dl Drilling Maittioe. Employment Agenelea...... 40 that Connecticut poultrymen are ing, to. do it. New. York, June 7—consolidated Dated at Maacbesfer this 6th di^ Uva Stock—Pete—Peultay^Teblelea liniiBli'Q Ffxn us. making to produce eggsjg g s of or tte th high- “It’ll be .cheaper than taking a Oil preferred has' pushed forward of June, 1932 A . D ...... poga—Blrda—Pats ...... 41 WANTED “TO ’ BUY tent, medium HUUBEiO run Kliim 05 ...-Sij. hnat.” aiuwerM wort gald no Llvi Stock-Vahlclas ...... 41 sized, good condition, reasonable. est quality and tte speakers, so exni- boat,’I answered Bert, and steadily during tte past few v/eeks SERVICE A tte s t: ^ o ltr y and Suppllaa ...... 41 nentiy qualified to discuss tte sub more.' v.' : and is now at its high level for the JAMES DUFFY, - Wanted — Pots—Pooltiy-^toek 44 Cash. Dial 7206. FOR RENT—TWO SINGLE houses, .Dial 3142 six rooms each and one 9 room, all jects allotted to them that Commis ye|^.. .. The advance has led to gpssip " - Constable. For Sale—Miaecllaneona terWall street that, tte company wmm Articles for S a le ...... 4| ,T B'UY ALL KINDS of household improvemente. Apply Edward J. sioner of Agriculture S. McLean ■ :i I®?!*?. •••••'------** goods, furniture etc. Better prices Holl. Phone 4642. Buckingham has expressed the hope BETTER SIRAWBERRIES :may bC considering its fttirement, gBuilding Materials ...... 4T paid if you call or write Nathan that as many poultrymen as possible a niatter which, was believed to lamonds—Watches—Jewelry . . 41 Uverant, Colchester, Conn. Tele FO R REJNT—6 ROOM house, will take advantage of the opportu have been under discussion, when leotrical Appliaocaa-^|tad!o . . . 40 nities for worth vttile information WILL BE INSPECTED tte negotiations looking to tte mm Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A phone 97-.' • « improvements, except heat, garden. Garden — Farm—Dairy Products iO Telephone 7933. and recreation which this 'meeting formation Consolidated Oil out of Household Goods ...... || offers. New llaven, June 7.— Growers of Sinclair Consolidated and Prairie Machinery and T o o U ...... n Oil & Gas and Prairie-Pipe .Line Musical Instruments...... || ROOMS WITHOUT BOAlU) 59 strawberry, that deUcious product of June in Connecticut, will meet in were in progress. The stock is Offtea And Store Bqnlpmaat .... 14 mSTALUIENT RIDES W T U Q E S ^ J D E Specials at the Stores ...... u FOR REJNT — N EW LY, papered a Field Day to survey the promise callable at 110 and according to I STOQV^UAL COCHRAN Wearing Apparel-Furs...... i f room 31.60 per week, light house I Ship Anrivah of even better tthigs. The gather latest reports' there are slightly Wanted-To Buy ...... ;... |t Liverpool, England.— ^In order to keeping if desired. Dial 8889. ing wlU teike place Saturday after ipore than 100,000 share# ou ts^d - Roaaia—Bogrd—Hotels B saerts glve JjEmcashlre mill workers an op _ _ Rcstaarants A rrived : noon at 8 o’dock> D. S. T., on the ing. TWO FURNISHED rooms, Ugbt portunity to enjoy a summer vaca Rooms WUbout Board ...... H Conte Biancamano, New York, farm of the Connecticut Agricul housekeeping, or room, board and tion. this year, two railroad com Boarders W anted...... |f.A June 7 from Genoa. tural Eneriment Station adiicb lies Wall street hears that recent ^nrd-Rasorts ...... f i garage. Pleasant summer location, panies have come out witb the plan President H^ree, New York, June just soneb of the Sleeping Giant conversations between the Brook- Hptala^Restanraats ...... fi reasonable terms, 19 Autumn St. of seU^g tickets on the installmint Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... M 7, Hong Kong. Mountain in Mount O i^eL lyn-Manhsttan-Transit Corp. and system. 'Dekets can be purchased Real Bstata_Far Beat City of Norfolk, Havre, June 4, Moat people can’t go into their bankers have paved the way tor the Apartments, Flats, Anoments . . II on the seciudty of a job and paid off B altim ore. own gardens and select only the retirement at maturity on Aug. 1 Business Locatlone for Rent . . . 14 APAHTMEM'rS—FLATS— in monthly periods. Houses for Rant ...... f i Scyttia, Liverpool, June 7, New sweetest and reddest strawberries to next of |18JM)0,000 tmee year 6% Suburban for Rent .... TENEMENTS 68 crown Che diorteake.- These per per cent secured notes of the com • • • • • g Y o rk . S^ummsr Homes for Rant sons have, to depend'on a gardmer pany. Rumors- that the company Wanted to R an t...... FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS, all Grlpabolm, Ootbenburg, June 6, TOUGH ON TEETH miles away. 'The gardener's prob was •having difficulty in arranging Real Bstato For Sain improvemente, very cheap rent. H. N ew Yoric. Apartment Building for Sale . . . lem is to supply berries that look tor this maturity accomphnied re Mlntz, Depot Square. Frederik v m , Copenhagen, June Chicago.—John Janske runs a nice Business Property for Sale ..... 8 fresh and plunm and that taste good cent heavy selling in the company’s Farms and Land for Sale •••••• 7, New York. butpher shop in deero, storuty Chi • • • • • • • • a after tb^ have been picked, securities. Houses for Sale FOR REJNT— 5 R OO M tenem ent Mauretania, Cherbourg, June 7, cago suburb. When police called ii trucked, delivered and - sold. Pro fof Sale and garage $22 per month, inquire N ew Y ork . ^ M r t Property for S a le ...... him recently gnd told him that some ducers in tUs state have -another William 8. D ow ^ of the cotton 18 Moore street S a lle^: * Suburban for S a le ...... one bad broken in the window of bis eompUeatipn in the eomp^tton of shipping firm of well Brothers has 1^ * ■*tAte for Bzebiuign...... Buropa, Bremen, June 7 for New shop and made away with-several other areas, and in recent years lieen elected president o f the N ew Wanted-^Real BetoteV^ . FOR RENT—MODERN five room Y ork . hams displayed inside, John only thaybave iwefsrred a later-ripening York Cotton Exchange, succeeding flat witb garage. Apply Wm. Exeter, Marseilles, June 8, New U gpl Notices laughed. He explained the hams strawberry. Philip B. Weld. William 8. MeFad- Kanehl. Telephone 7778. Y o rk . were only dummies. To help solve these problems the. den, senior partner in.(Seorge H . Mc- GAS BUGGIES— Man o f Action By FRANK BECK i (BEAD THE |ISOBT,'TBBIf COLOR THE PIOTURN) B AR B AR A WHERIB LB Tb DO ^ _ _ AH.. HOV The rodket mads-8 m it Mg rip *Tm faningl Somaona haipma, or SW A LLPW B O THB right through the • ru'laaC upon tha groimd.’'^ , A NAILK BOMBTHING.". (DO VOU 00,B DOCTOR f OiD VOU HERB ) Y NOV DON'T tifp Is going to iMd n ifi^iiUe,’* said They triad to ffraio him. "Tfom ioo w h a t ’ l _ O lbhiT YOU ib n ’t TRV TO aiT HR ( M ALARMBD. iS W A U O W S O 'Duncty. “ShaU tfalrini?: lata. Ha/tqp|flad tteoii|li gt.qiilta a >»/e D O ?, BRINO DO / HE HIRB IT O U T — - A S P I K B ! HTs all can 'diaibi, rftht gait Some drew pama Mw him .HiMi IB ..) ^ X'M BURE Y E T f M AVB S THAT. from here aad.g^m ^p^m what and they premppy gatharsd 'foond. NOTHING IN THBRB, I few ; Or hiaybe we hid^VMter stay BHAKINOrJ >9 V E AND NONSENSE Toonenrille FUks Bf Pontihie Fox OUR BOARDING HOUiB - .'.F i SpcAldiif Of Father What’s The Idea Of Teaching A, C p p i s S i m s ei^^ExcuseV ' f o r p l a y i n s h o o k s v ! 1.1 I I I i.i> jii Ml M , m il In the busineee of ev^ry <=35D>* e-pH E Bt&EHT fiFfiT OF BACH PAY (M U FME. VlEATHeaS IS A |8 MINUTE WAIH. OM DBClC, IMHIVE TH8 SAlVDM TURN m e H8$E ON THE CANEa* 'UtEN eueiNONE IS CHEeEfUt. LAUD SAH6S, LADY// THIS DOS WHy.'OFALLTHB MSRVgjn OP 'XXISS LOOKS LIK8 H8B TE*n9,CHAS6 THB BADdv! a p t l b 30 MAD Ahf 8IT6 Boy AM(ay// '•I SOMBBOOy AMY MIWUTB-. NOW, IP MS WAS PULL i BLOODBD me ViAOOLDMT BE THAT WAY... IF 1 C3\UT vmBN IKE 9EA lb ROUhH, THE FOOTS AND ,WAS >60 IP S IT OHNCCHES ARE C108EP, ANP 1HE A\R BECOMES BIO OP tTm M Y MORE FOUL 1HAH SUER. HALF THE MEN BECOME .4 VESJ.' bCASlCKf ANP THEIR CLOTHES ARE STQLEN ANP TRAPiO TD THE BAILORS FDR TOBACCO. bEEfUT.Ti. HSROeS AR& M ADE.- NOT BOOM.. SALESMAN SAM H ere’s a Sam ple! B r S m a R J i L 6O0D NISHT.'.’ IT WASN T WHAT w b u ..' rr ooBSNT WHAT DID ybO X DID... ITS ’TM' MAbTR O F 114' LAW, eoiv; oH eerfl JU B a l l (JAME' I 'h * ' * » • ' M T O D f lY MM-uaMKerR _tmnT'lrnrFnili n - L J U l • '’’t' "At- .. y'Wp- ■ \Vi/ i • John McFadden who has; ^wea Ever B a^ . Ctrda ef Kinga visiting his stater, . Mrs. Thohaiss J. D a u i^ ia ym} hMd tta .mud meat- FOOD SALE Coir of 96 Center street, has tdt'fO r ing at ,eeuQn Tiieadiy after- AB4eneo?8lMft SOM, his home In Hamilton, Ontario. Mri nooa,:4uiib'» kt Mrs. W. F. BtUes’s ’H.'. V, F. W. Anzlll^^ McFadden athmded the wadding of THilRaPAT, S P. Mh JUNE 9 ebtta^ at Crystal'Lake. The hostess TO BE CONDDCIB) his nephew, David Cole and Miss wlll.be SMistad.l^ Mrs. Lea SUles, Y:. • > - WATKINS BBOTHEBS Mable Barrett in ~SQhthhrldge, Hoom MMe Bread, Oekee^ Flee, Mrs. F. A. Nickerson, Mrs. j. 8. Mass.,'on Saturday and was the W deott," u r t r w . W. e ^ , Mrs. North End' Clhi^w Deddh Baked Beane. w eek^d guest of Mrs. Cole’s aunt, HaydttT" CMsw^d and M»v Carl i,’,,: ’...Tortfiit-'.' • Mrs. Albert Miller of that Btiison. TTansportstian will be fur To Carry Oh-*Have Nearly nished those who desire i t Hope To Have Adam W M Funds For W <^ for benefit.. :Of: Mammial -Botoital- ABOUT TOWN Miss Elisabeth Kean, a student ■Work. Linen Aihdlfiuy. ‘at Mlsa Grace nurse at the Middlesex Hospital' The Emblem dub will hold a busi At 6 ^ Pcevnas^ei Ban- l^bertaotfa, 98' Oakland street ICr. and Mn. Jene Davie of Training school, is spending a three ness meeting tomorrow afternoon _7'lWmefr*w;. ■; dent : I; at the: HUks home in Rodc^e; A A vacation school each as has Paolianf, formerly of this town, re- weeks vacatlmi at her home on Ben b w conducted Jointly by toe North W e d n ie ^ y ,; J u n e , arrO eorge 1$. ton s tre e t good attendance is Imped for.as tois • tu n ^ to tkelr home last evening Mistoodlst and Second Cdngr^fa- Hendee . wpl ,apeak a t Wbilton Me> ; ' ’- : rA] after spending a few days in Man- 'will be the flrpt meeting under the tipnal churches during recent yean moriali :han,