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Member of tbs Andit
Bursao of OIroalatloaa Increasing cloodineM and' not lE u F t t i i t n f e r a l h
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PRICE THREE CENTSl
REPORTS CZECH Tugboat Captain G ^g Down With His Ship
.4 -J-T.. PLANES FLYING
C O LLUSIO N , PLO T TIN
ACROS^ORDER
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BIG JWJORITY ICH ARGES A G AINST TV, ^ German News Agency Says
Bnt Measure Faa’ng Stiff Frojitier Rules Have Been
Opposition From Sonlh-
Broken Five Times With- M A DE BY A . E. M ORGA
em Senators; Barjdey Is in The Last 24 Honrs.
Seek to Suspend VVaterbury Mayor Now Seeking Compromise Former Qiainnan TeDs
Berlin, May 25.— (A P I —Reporta
that Czechoslovak military planes Washington, May 25.__(A PI__ gressional Frobers have flown over German territory The revamped wage-hOur bill, swept have caused the German govern- through the House by a triumphant tors Falsitied Report ment to lodge a strong'^protest at combination of northern Democrats Praha. and Republicans, encountered last- Purchase Of Uti Deutsches Nachrichtenbucro (D ditch opposition today from south N. B.), official German news agen- ern Senators. cy, today reported five alleged bor Senator Barkley (D., Ky.), the Amplifies His Char der violations by Czechoslovak administration leader, said he would planes within the laat 24 hours. seek to have a Senate-House com-
Dr. Ernest Eisenlohr, minister to mittee appointed at once In an effort Wa.shington, May 26.— (> Praha laid the matter before For- to work out a compromise between the House bill and the version passed — Arthur E. Morgan cl_ eign Minister Kamil Krofta, who expressed regret and added that by the Senate laat July. today that two Tennessee everything waa being done to pre- There were Indications, however ley Authority directors-—! that Senate foe.s of the Inflexible vent recurrent of the reported vio- Morgan and David E. __ lations. (Praha reported these as- ta Lake Erie, not far from Buffalo! ^TTie^apr^n TueLiat” *' M ^'’ ® ''^***' capsized labor standards In the House meas- ure would try to route It back to thal— participated in falaif surance were given In an interview States Dredge Burton, waa drowned but the Coast Gimrd re^"ed "ta'of The* - the Senate labor committee. Sen- a report on T V A negoti»' at the Czechoslovak foreign office ator Thomas (D.. Utah), chairman last night.) for the purchase of util of that group, haa contended the German anger flared up at what propertieis owned by the legislation should establish varia- Berlin newspapers called brazen tions In wages between the north monwealth and Southern provocations by the Czechoslovaks CARDENAS ORDERS ajid the south or between industries poration. at a time Germany was observing TEN PERSONS DIE where conditions warrant. A. E. Morgen, ousted C— the strictest reserve. Although there has been no defi- The Boerscnzeltung said the mOOP ADDIUONS nite threat of a Senate filibuster, man of the T V A , testified . Czechs were following a "policy of opponents made no secret of their fore a ten-man Congressli pin pricks" and declared the border hope that Imminent adjournment inquiry committee, elaboml violations could only have been AS BIG AIRLINER would prevent agreement on any
committed on order of the Praha wage-hour bill. on charges he had made pi government. Gorenment Action Dis Smashing Victory. ously against the other twi
Tension Increased Proponents of the legislation rectors. Tension along the German-Czech CRASHES IN OHIO connls Reports Mexican scored a smashing victory In the After making a gi border was Increased by the funer- House laat night, showing the meas- al at Eger, just inside Czechoslo- ure to final passage by a vote of charge that “collusion, vakia, of two Sudeten Germans shot Reroll Is Nearing An End 314 to 97 just about a year after racy and mismanagement" Saturday In a border incident. ^ilots, Stewardess And Sev- the original version reached Con- characterized the adminial Relchsfiiehrer Hitler’a wreaths of •rcsB. attain T a n ^llegerconM^acy P* *'l"' “ <> £«>er city tion of T V A , the tall, pine branches were prominently Forty-six Republicans joined 258 j _ - - — defraud Waterbury. <3onn.. of en Passengers Are Killed; LA TE NEWS Mexico (Tlty, May 25.— (A P ) — over a million ’ " - displayed on the coffins. ^mocrats, 7 Progressives and 5 haired former chairman Latest of the border violations The Mexican government today Farmcr-lAborltea In favoring the Governor of the Stato!’ Jp,c?u“rcS a W t a ^ J ^ ‘?e“ art^v“ ‘‘ aV“t^^ Lilienthal made a “peraisi
reported by D. N. B. was said to Flames Destroy Wreck; ordered fresh troops Into .San Lula bill. Ofipo.slng It were 56 Demo- courthouse. Hayes ts In the position of vetoing Aldermantc resolu- attempt’’ to convince the have occurred northeast of Vienna. F L A S H E S! Potoal state and acted to cut off crats and 41 Republicans. 'passed following the g r a n d ^ r y The agency said an armed Czecho- The vote was a reversal of a charges against him. Seated in the car, at right. Is the M a v o ^ lie that Commonwealth slovak plane waa sighted at Jeden- Accident Still A Mystery. retreat of the rebel chieftain. Gen- House decision last December, when c M r ’ smi 1®®''®’^.®''^’ 'Thomas P. K elly, also under $25,000 bond In the Southern “was arbitrarily spetgen on the March river, where F A L L RIV-ER BLAST eral Saturnlno Odlllo, northward Republicans and southern Demo- case, and. In uniform, .Sergt. John Mates, chauffeur for Hayea. fusing to sell its propertiei -JL through Tamallpaa. Germans are erecting dams agalnat FaU Blr-er, Maas., »la y 35— (A P ) crats shelved a different wage-hour Had Offered to SeS. floods. It said the plans flew at 600 Clewlsnd, May 25—(A P )—Fire- — Several persons were Injured ear- A t the same time President bill. The new measure was forced feet over the river, which marks the Lararo Cardenas issued a procla- to the floor over the opposition of Through Wendell L. Wi men lay the bodies o f nine men and ly tUs afternoon wbra a taaik president, Commonwe^th . German-Czech boundary. photo- aboard the oil tanker Elwood ex- mation asserting the "revolution the rules committee. graphed the dams and returned to a woman on the bottom of a muddy Oowded galleries witnessed the Southern repeatedly offered to ploded while unloading at a dock. Iwka justification” and urging ce- SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE "anjr-or^aH" of lU properUeov ‘ Czechoslovak territory. blira final passage about 10:30 p. ravine today alongside the torn and A heavj’ rlood of black smoke set- l^IIloua Cedllllataa to lay down gan said. Earlier D. N. B. In a Dresden dis- charred remnants of a twln-raotor- tled over the dty and two alarms ■their arms under full guarantees If ra, after the longest session of the year. Supporters of the measure He tratjficd at length patch said Chscchoslovak military ed airliner which plummeted Inex- of fire were sounded aa police rush- I th^v returned to "a life of honesty." sat way past Ihcir dinner hour to negotiations with the con or police planes had been sighted plicably to earth only eight miles ed to the scene. Division General Antonio Guer- IN WATERBURY SCANDAL defeat almost every major attempt which he said wore carried on over German territory at three rero, commander of the Tamaull- points. from a scheduled landing. The number of persons hurt could to amend It. ly by Ullenthal. After a mu. The two pilots, the stewardess not be learned Immediately aa am- paa garrison. left Tampico with ProvMona of Rill. of Willkle and the TVK boardl and all seven paasenger." died as bulances tranaferred members of Governor Marte Gomez for Antiguo GERMANS’ rUNEBAL As approved, the bill would eatab- Defense Lawyers Discuss January, the former chalrmaa i flames leapt at the wreckage of the the crerv to three Fall River hos- Morelos near the Tamaullpaa bor- Ilsh a graduated minimum wage for FISHERMEN READY Lilienthal Issued a news re Eger, Czechosolvakia, May 25 __ United A ir Lines slilp, bound from pitals. n rs t reports Indicated no der, to Inspect Federal troops and interstate Industry, starting at 25 which “gave a very false and ; (A P )— F ifty thousand Sudeten Ger. Newark to Chicago via Cleveland. one was killed. that direction. cents on hour and Increasing to 40 Advisability Of Petition curate Impression” of WllUde'ai mans lining the streets of this an Among the paaaengers was John The 24th Infantry battalion waa cents after three years. Maximum aitton. dent town today bowed In silent Brostuen, Republican state chair- ordered from Toluca In the State of hours would start at 44 a week and TO BATTLE JAfS "The news release was an i tribute as coffins at two o f their TRUCK-LOAD OF E\1DENCE Mexico northward to the strife-torn drop to 40 in two years. Following Crowd’s Con- fellows, killed in laat Saturday' falsification, the natural result i (UoDtlaDed 00 Page IWo) Waterbary, May 36—(A P) — A area, making seven battalions ol In- Under the Benate bill, an Inde- which was to deceive the public] border shooting, passed In solemn fantry, seven regiments of Cavalry pendent administrative board would procession—each coffin bearing truck-load of ewMence and exhibits duct Which Booed Hayes. a vital issue, to engender inert tonnaeed by the .Waterbary Grand and special units ordered to the war have power to fix minimum w-ages Americans In Alaska Ask public bitterness toward ths _ wreath from Adolf Hitler. zone. from 40 cents an hour dow-nward All shops of Eger, called the moat •lurj was carted to Hartford today, ties and to mibstltute conflict Pv<*umably so that It ndght be Im- Transport .Artillery and a maximum work week of 40 recrimltuiUon for open and ah German city in Czechoslovakia, STATE TO REVISE hours or more. Waterbury, May 25—(A P ) —The For Rifles As Orientals mediately Bt-allable to Special board dealing with the facts,” were closed during the funeral. Although government spokesmen Southern Democrats In the House Prosecutor Hugh M. Alcorn In pre- possibility arose today that several gan said, adding; Bl*ck fluttared from windows continued to vie with one another led an unauccesaful fight to adopt a of centuries-old houses. ITS WELFARE LAW paring the state’s cnae against In discounting importance of the substitute offered by Representa- defendants to the Waterbury million Encroach On U. S. Areas. 'Both the other dli^stora I Order was preserved along the l^ t . Governor Frank Havee and revolt, several developments coun- dollar fraud case would seek to be deliberately and consciously tive Ramspeek (D.. Ga.) to fix grad- to this falaiflcatlon.’' cobble-stoned streets by Sudeten 38 others charged with conspiracy. teracted their asaiirancea that only uated minimum wages based on the tried outside of New Haven county ^ rm a n party men In uniform — • • • 3.000 rebels were in the field. These "weighted ” average" wage of Indi- because of the Inimical reception Seattle, May 25—(AP)—Angry The lanky, S9-year-oId black boots, riding breeches and Included: Lieut. Gov. Frank Hayea and two called to ampUfy hla prev BRITISH SHIP SUNK vidual occupations. An adminis- Alaskan fishermen prepared to arm gray shirts. 7 Gov. Cross Receives Propo- 1. The defense ministry asked the trative board would have been em- political allies received from a large charges against the other two : today for fight encroaching Japan- Relnforcementa consisting of 200 Madrid, Slay 35,— (A P )— The 1 ,- Mexican railway to lend It ten flat- powered to grant exemptions, mak- group of citizens outside the Court directors, asserted the latter Czechoslovak ifendarmea were sent 361-ton British freighter Thnrpe- House. ese boats In one of the worlds rich- not given an "honeat adminliL sals FoUowing Conference cars, presumably to transport light ing possible wage differentials be- est fishing areas. to Eger as a/ precaution, but on hall was sunk today by Spanish in- artillery. tween industries or geographical Several defense lawyers were re- of a great public trust.” orders from the Praha s^vemment surgent air raiders Just outside the areaa. ported to have dlacusse ported that Attorney aeneral Charlba J. McLaughlin waa prepared YOUNG REPUBLICANS planet” Zemba said. "Only one MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25,1988 CIVIL WAR VETERAN ASK RESIGNATIONS to take steps to oust State Senator motor was running. The motor PAGE ahut off and a second later it Matthew A. Daly of New Haven HOUSE PASSES STATE’S CHAMBER set of rules and regulaUons wiu be wagon; Speakers in (3are; Ameri- from his position aa New Haven crashed. TALCOrmUE MEirS sent those with the certificate Howard Dlmock and Leslie Bad- county commissioner. CHANGE TBEIR PLANS "When we got there it was all can Legion In cara; Veterans For- mlngton. plans and training officer, said the OF G. 0. P. LEADERS Those who do not live up to the eign Wars In cars; Spanish War SOUTH’S WAR PRACTICE because it was made undiar FOR MEMORIAL PARADE Last night Daly had not compiled afire, except In back. The flames TO HOLD BANQUET SUPPER A MYSTERY ROCKVILLE rules will receive a ■notice to return Change Hour of Service march proved “beneficial” and that weather conditions. with Gov. Cross’ request, made four To Eliminate Resolutions Ses- WAGE B I t t B Y rose 100 feet or eo. I couldn't their number plate. Veterans In cars; Women’s Rellet The services at the Crystal Lake every one of the 516 vehlclea that Control of swift-moviDf •m days before, that he resign immedi- see any people In the cabin because Corps In cars; Veterans Foreign Methodist church have been held started the march last Friday was from the air also was given a Q ately. sion And Ask That Propos- of the flames, but could see tw-o up Meeting Tonight War Auxiliary In cars; American IS SUCCESSFULLY ENDED returned. Including the combat car Slate Ceotral Committee CoiRRiittee Claims That Previ- Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias for some time' at nine o’clock on ough teat. ” f*wi’s Only S m if o r Of Daly's Statement als Be Sent By MaiL BIG front. The trees nearby were Legion Auxiliary In cars; Daugh- that was involved In an accident the It was the flrst time this has 1 mm burning.” Expect Oyer 500 At The An- ous Menus Will Be Like GORDON ARSON CASE will confer the third rank on a class Sunday morning. Because of the Fort Knox. Ky., May 25.—(AP)— first day In which one soldier waa Daly yesterday refused to say ters of Veterans In cars; Sons of , visit of Alden Skinner Camp and tried by the Army for so la whether he would send In the (Canttnoed from Page Oee) Joseph Rsdet, living near the of candidates this evening. Every Veterans Auxiliary tti cars. Amid the droning of airplanes, killed a'nd two injured. Asked For Forge Of Party New London, May 35—Elimina- Light Lunches In Compari- member of the degree team is asked I Auxiliary. Sons of Union Veterans force over such a wide area, War Of Rebeliioo To Go resignation. scene, sold he saw the ill-fated son. V. F. W. Orders booming of artillery and the crackle The officer pointed out the march tenberger said. tion of the usual Friday night ses- and the ginning and compressing craft from the porch of his home. nual Event In Hartford IS CONTINUED TODAY to be present. Chancellor Comman- I on Sunday afternoon, the service "I stated my po.sitlon to the gov- Commander Peter Teabo of Frank J will be held on Sunday at three of machine guns, the 7th Cavalry waa a severe test not only for the Becaose Of Recent Probes ernor personally," he said. The mat- sion prior to the two-day conven- of cotton. It also would exempt "It flew low,” he said. "The Bernard J. Ackerman will pre- Badstuebner Post V. F. W.. and Mrs. approximately 3,000 officers and To Derby-Shelton Obserr- An air of mystery surrounds the side at the meeting. Following the , o’clock followln.g the decoration of Sfxjrplons are known to ter Is entirely In his hands. ’There Is tion for the Eighth New England from the hours’ provisions the pro- motors didn't seem to be missing, Tomorrow Evemng. Anna Splelman, president of the brigade returned to Its home base men but for the equipment as vveil starved for 368 days. nothing defiant in my attitude. The cessing of perishable fresh fruits but I saw It was in llsraes.’’ supper which will be put on by the New Evidence To Be Intro- business session there will be a the graves by the patriotic organi- this morning afte* "attacking" the Conference of Young Republicans, Ladles Auxiliary V. F. W. have zations. Mrs. J. Arthur Edwards M ce Neit Monday. Hartford, May 25.—(AP)— The governor Is still the boss. ” to be held here at the Hotel Gris- and vegetables and the slaughtering First in II Tears. men of the Talcottvuie church on duced; Charged With Burn- social hour followed by refresh- Issued a notice that all members site here of Uncle Sam’s only gold John D. Thoms of Waterbury, of livestock. U. A. L. officials said the crash ments. It is expected that visitors will give a brlcX address and there depository, defended by the lOth In- Republican State Sentral commit- wold, June 36 and 36, and the de- the evening of June 9th. It U ing Insured Property. are asked to take part In the Me- statute revision commissioner, cision of the Resolutions Committee A somewhat similar amendment waa the first In which there waa Hartford. May 26.—(AP)—Every rumored that the suppers put on by will be present for the meeting. ; will be a vocal selection by Mrs. fantry brigade. tee, meeting here today to act on loss of life on the line’s Newark- morial Day exercises on Monday, ; Eldra Hansen Johnston accom- ■o b j^ to the approval of the Joseph H. Lawlor, state athletic to request all local clubs to submit by Representative Blermann (D., branch of the state’s industry and the various groups In the church Rockville, May 25.—Further evi- Postpone Tour May 30th. All are asked to meet .at The mimic battle ended six days committee, Manbal Law- the proposal of a midsummer nomi- commissioner and Daly were named proposed resolutions by mall before Iowa), exempting processors of Cleveland run in 11 years of service. commerce will be representod The Garden tour of the gardens ! panled at the organ Jy Miss Mar- of maneuvers of the ’’horseIe=s’ Pilot Brandon served 11 years aa during the past several months will dence was to be introduced Into the the Memorial building on Monday ‘ Jorle Stephens of Vernon. Itedman vvill approve ihorten- in the report of the Grand Jury In the Conference were announced to- agricultural commodities in rural among the 500 persons at the 39Ui be considered light Iimches after arson case of Herman Gordon, 63, at Maxwell Ojurt which was to morning at eight o’clock. cavalry, during which It “marched” the Ifemorlal Day parade next nating convention. faced the threat connection with its denunciation of day by Lewis E. Goodsell of Bethel communities, was adopted over the a pilot for U. A. L and Ita prede- to Fort Oglethorpe. Ga., and return. of a demand for an Immediate cessors. The 43-year-old- flier annual banquet of the Cnnnectl<:ut the event of the men’s supper. of Vernon, proprietor of the Gordon have been held by the College Club Farm Bureau Meeting ' j, ellminatintr the ehort lobbying at the General Osssmbly. General Chairman of the Confer- oppoeltion of the Bill’s backers. Chamber of Omraerce In the Ho- of Rockville this afternoon has been En route to Georgia, the me- purge” of the party. The governor asked the resigna- (Dce. Joined the Canadian Royal Flying' Tickets will be strictly limited to Tire Works which was destroyed by Many women are attending the OTIS SKINNER IMPROVES aaat on Baet Center atreet Shirley Temple Exempted ' tel Bond ball room here tomorrow 125 and none will be sold at the Are on March Ilth, In the City postponed. The heavy rains followed chanized force waa rushing to to current construction. The Aa the 70 members gathered for tions of all three and Daly Is the Notices are being sent this week One amendment which was a))- Corpe In 1918, trained British evening. meeting of the Tolland County check a theoretical hostile force, but ne session, some privately advo- only one not yet to have complied. World war aviators and later flew door on the night of the supper. Ck)urt of Rockville today. by one or two very warm days Farm Bureau ladles being held at Woodstock, Vt., May 25.^(A'P) calls for a parade on Main to local club officers, urging them proved would exempt the Shirley Dr. Charles Rev-nolds Bro-.^-n. t caused the tulips and azaleas to on the return Jaunt It became ’ the from Hartford road to the cated an official call for the reslgna- The governor yesterday appoint- to prepare any proposed resolutions Temples and Freddie Bartholomews fighting planes against the Bolshe- An out-of-towm chef has been The ciuie opened on Tuesday the home of Mrs. Albert .Vewmark- —Continued Improvcnient'was re- "enemy.” vists for the post-war White Rus- dean emerlhiB of 3'ale Divinity secured at great expense to the or- morning with Attorney William fade and the rhododendrons and ported today by physicians attend- iter and then directly into Ccn- Involved In ed Frederick A. Scott. Thom’s de- and send them Immediately to the of the theatrical wrorld. Another School .ind an intern.atlonal figure, er today. Back rests and service Officers declined to say whether Park for the holiday exercises. the itarritt Parkway and Water- puty to fill the unexpired term of Secretary of the ResoluUons Com- broadened the exemption for the sian forces. His widow and a SOS ganization. To mention the chef’s Hyde of Manchester and Attorney roses are not yet In bloom. ■wagons are being made bv the ing Otis Skinner, veteran of the the Army’s only completely motor- bury Grand July reports. survive. will be the principal speaker, tak- The tour waa planned by the club , stage, who w.a, ed In establishments employing founders, was bound for the mid Brookfield, harpist, of New Haven. Snow explained the committee’s de- CAN OLD pending). $100 first prize, $50 ____ and Martinsburgh. Oak atreet. expected to reject the Young ite- orated, the color scheme being pink west on Isusiness. Surviving are his cision against re-electing the two ing and program. I IMPORTED DRY GIN SIR publlcan resolution calling for a and blue and bouquets of iris, blue shire. * children under 16. Two buglers from the Second BEER WALKER 90 Proof second, $25 t h ird -a n d 100 Ob June 17, 1863 Dean was cap- Finding the textile work unsatis- House approval of the bill, blot- widow and ll-year-o!d son. teachers waa not taken hastily and Each member attending the sup- | CHARLES by the Confederates at Win- factory, he went to Staiford Springs midsummer Instead of September phlox, valley lilies and Indian paint Veblen left Santa Monica, Calif., Comp.any, Governor's F(X)t Guard, per Is expected to contribute a dish i ON ICE WHISKEY SCOTCH Quart others! Come in for folder with nominating convention. bnish. Tlie favors were In dainty fing out last winter’s administration New Haven, will sound the assem- was for the benefit of the school WINES full details. Try the slocking . . . r, Va., and the two brigades and opened a fish market and oyster defeta, was credited by memhera to last Saturday, piloting a Douglas system. of f(Kjd. J. WALKER, HAIG * ILAIG Fifth fMerals—1,500 men—were sent shop which he operated for only a pink umbrellas and sprinkling cans plane of the same tj-pe aa the air- bly call before the dinner. This will 3 For Qt. 98c BLACK A WHITE, VAT 69 $1.19 enjoy its comlort . . . name ill ‘*’® “ ’"’"’•ttee win do If In the center of the room sus- PYTHIAN SISTERS GIVE three factors: be the signal for the guests to en- The decision to continue the Department President Mrs. Helen j Ubby Prison. They were later short time. He later moved to official action on Willard. WUIIam- 1. Elimination of the regional liner (DC-3) to New York City for strike was reached last night at a Gilbert of Norwich and Department | You if wont several pairs at son and Buckley Is demanded was pended from ribbons were a large delivery to the Soviet's Amtorg ter the ballroom to the time of Hall SLOE GIN 4 YR. OLD Derby and there operated a grocery number of various colored balloons. wage differential, winning support to the CfiHef. A reception for guests rally attended by 500 students and Secretary Mrs. Amanda Dorman ot j store for many srears. uncertain. PARTY TO INITIATES Trading corp. He was cn route to NIantIc will be guests for the eve- BRANDY Inside of which were cleverly word- from Dorthoro Rspubllcsiis who op- his home. will precede the dinner between parents. Spokesmen for the students I 25e $1.39 1, Pint 39« While employed In the Parker Members hoping for action today, ed verses directing the bride-to-be posed the original measure. 6:30 and 7 p. m. said continuance of the strike be- nlng and speak to the members. Firth $2*49 for $1.00 mill on Charter Oak atreet be mar- even those who apoke moat strong- where to look for the gifts which 2. Approval by the American Fed- Friends of Moffett said he was a yond Monday would depend on the During the meeting the annual 69c Attention! ried Mias Josephine Parker, daugh- Grand Chief Nutland Of Rock- former soldler-muslclan who lived ‘"'^‘‘^“ted a reluctance to were hidden In many places. She eration of Labor, which fought the Mosquitoes are the favorite dish committee’s statement. Memorial .service for the deceased ter of hla employer. A daughter, take the leadership m such a received a large number of beauti- ville And Suite Guests At first bill. The C.I.O. supported both at Staten Island, N. Y„ the last five members will be carried out. drastic move. measures. years. of the bat, so the city of San An- The school board explained when RUBBER HEELS Mias Elsie Dean, was born In thU ful gifts of linen. Last Nighf’.s .Meeting. tonio, Tex., erects bat roosts to en- the controversy flrst rose that the Immediately following the supper, town. Miss Dean now cares for her ’The state committee has received 3. Overwhelming renomlnatlon of The flames, easily discernible for A dainty lunch was .served bv the several miles, attracted thousands courage more bata to patrol the two teachers already had been elect- the Poppy Poster prize winners will VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN father at their home on &llddle resolutions from local units. Includ- hostesses after which the bride-to- Memorial Temple Pythian Sis- Senator Pepper iD., Fla.), a pro vicinity. ed for three one-year terms and a be presented to the group and the Turnpike. ponent of wage-hour legislation. to the scene. Four hours afterward, FRESH FRUIT STRAWBERRY SUNDAE — 15c. Stir- 25« Attached ing the W’est Hartford town com- be cut a beautifully decorated wed- ters preceded their meeting last automobllea were parked buraper- fourth election automatically would prizes will be awarded by Poppy Mr. Dean U a Past Command^ mittee. and the New Haven Republl- ding cake. night In Odd Fellows hall with a to-buniper along the roads leading have given them life tenure. Chairman, Mrs. Mae Chapman. The r SUPPORTING While Yon Walt! of the Colonel Elisha Kellogg Post can League, demanding the ouster The evening was spent In singing supper of baked beans, cold meats, to the farm. Thv strike was cmnducted without regular business meeting will be of Derby and Shelton and waa Ad- of those Involved In the Grand Jury and games and a moat enjoyable salads and other items, served by TENPEMSDIE Rush for Souvenirs disorder, although students hanged held starting at eight o’clock. jutant of bis post for 25 yeara. probes. •' time was had by all present. the standing social committee, .Mrs. Observing Anniversary Miss Geer Is to be married Lloyd Nevers, chairman; Mrs. M, P. Scores ran through mud and the school committee In effigy yes- Mrs. Dean died In IPO] and he Mlilsiiminer Convention to thorns to reach the spot and, os the terday In Main street. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt of later married for hla second wife. ■Tame.s Lowell of Canton, president Emil Stavens of Lake street on Unnell, Mrs. Iva Ingraham and AS BIG AIRLINER S. YULYES June 4th. flame.s died down, gathered pieces of The students based their rally Davis avenue are observing their [701 Main S t, Johnson Block -Mrs. .Myra Hart. Arthur Hale of of the Connecticut Yoimg Republi- Mrs. William aark. Guests at the the craft as "souvenirs." 60th wedding anniversary quietly 372 Main atreet la Mr. Dean’s cans, appeared before the commit- supper and meeting which followed protests on the charge that the com- Cotafy and OoUactatal nephew. w-ere Grand Chief Harriet Nutland CRASHES IN OHIO Firemen played chemicals on the 0 mittee had discriminated against today with no celebration being tee. urging adoption of the midsum- burning cabin, and finally drove the Fussell and Miss Thompson. Speak- planned due to the 111 health of Mr. W h tta I l k —W h ite mer convention res Wickham of Muchaator m naakar. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 198S THIS ONE DONATION should ba in to tha flrat aargaant Har topic will ba "Tba Modani WORTH ALL OTHERS PAGE HOALSET Chlneae W oman'. RECOMMENDS A PLAN Inunsdiataly....Jarry Lovatt's dad la atm In the hospital___ to is Ray The QlrU Oub will conduct a H had been a bard day at the whiat at tha American Legion offtea and somehow people TO SPEED IIP BUYING Heritage’i brother___ Privat# Bob Urn Sm Missioners in China PARKWAY CASE Rooma on Tueaday evening, June 7. Turcott of the Howitzers is working The Garden Tour of the Tolland couldn't understand the great gaa pumpa at tha Amoco station on nsad for helping the hospitai— County Farm Bureau will taka Canter street... .Where was Tarry WilroM Presents place on Tburaday, May 36. Cara or they Just couldn’t Anyhow, Speaker Asks Hartford Con- Present Serious Problems an office girl aollcltor turned McGann laat Saturday, night... ,8ee are to meet at Bolton Notch, near cema Not To Lay Off Em- you tomorrow-.. ., To Try Leroy Kemp the old New England Houae, at 10 away from a Manchester door ' Dresses Y o u'll N eed a m. Flower Gardena will ba vialted door during the drive laat week ' ployeea And Thua End Fear. Bhongbal — (Correspondence ofS Should the Chinese win, however, FIND WOMAN'S BODY the Associated Press)—To the in Glaatonbury, Eaat Hartford and with the depressing words . . .! For A Gay the missionary movement can hope 14; Last Of Nine Ac- *‘my husband Is unemployed . . . | American missionary movement in for help from Generalissimo Cbtang HOUSE’S DECORATION DAY! Eaat WIndaor Hill. Lunch la to ^ Hartford. May 29,—fAP) — Tn- Middletown, May 29.— (A P )—The carried, and will be eaten on the this is our flrat refusal . . . we duatrial concema and merchants had China, the greatest organized en- Kai-Shek’s support of Chrtstlsnlty are very sorry . . ringing in body of an unldentlfled mlddla-aged deavor of Us kind in the world, the and from a widespread appreciation Sorrenders. lawn of Miaa Pratt in Glaatonbury. before them today a proposal from woman, described as well dressed, D ecoratio n D ay! Mr. Patch and Mr. W’ilkinson of the her ears. As she went on to the Francis 8. Murphy, general mana- Cblnese-Japonese war has brought of the manner in which missionarlea next house she heard a boy call- was recovered from the Connecticut Gabardine Conn. State college will accompany ger of the Hartford Times, to pledge river today near here by apeeial Dreii op oad go plaeoa tUt ea> serious problems, both present and have coped with the tragic problem In T h e Sh o e D ep a rt m en t ing. He had come out of the to their employes that they will not Ntbig week-end. We have ex- future, and on abundance of hard of providing food and shelter for ,r|. May 2B.-(AP) _ constable Edwin C. Spencer. Offi- aetly tka atw dtelaaa ytm want bouae aha had just left be discharged during the next four ' cials repprted no evidence of foul wrrk and danger for Individual mis- millions of the war’s destitute. Attorney Lorln W. wiiiia “ You a hospital lady?” the months except for Inefficiency or a play. -*-rayi yoaag, eye-natchbig fash- sionaries. Medical missionaries have saved Suits youngster inquired. The solici- similar reason. ions yoD*ll wear all summer Many of the 6,000 American mis- thousands of lives and inoculated today that o i^roy GET MANY ATTRACTIONS Dr. CtiTl C. Harvey, mediral ex- long. former agent for the Mate tor wearily admitted her Iden- “I t employers would adopt this aminer, said the womaarflad been in sionaries have been directly Involv- scores of thousands against Infec- iM w A tt Parkway land deala who Uty. plan,” he said, "I think you would the water between 10 days and two ed In war risks and hardships. Mis- tious disease. Relief committees Indicted by a apeclal Grand FOR FIREMEN’ S SHOW "I'm treasurer of the Good see a change of morale and a re- weeks. She was about 49 or 90 Printed Sheers sion property haa been bombed and have labored at Shanghai, Nanking $ 2 5.0 0 up 3, would ba put to plea June 7 Deeds Club,” the lad mumbled. newal of spending almost over- years old. he stated, flve feet eight shelled. Mission compounds have and other centers of suffering with- ora Buperior Court Judge Alfred “I asked mother If I could con- night.” Inches In height, wore a blue print been barricaded against lighting out attention to creed, Catholics ““‘ *Trin. Chairman W. R. Campbell An- tribute the club funds to the hos- Pointing but that fear of uncer- dress, wedding ring and a diamond M arq uisettes Just outside their walls. Some mis- and Protestants working stde by Tropical Worsted rnTTTUl ila aald that on that date be nounces That Arrangements pital and she aald It would ba all tainty is holding back buying, Mr. shaped pin. sionaries have seen their towns side for the stricken populace. Murphy furnished the keynote of a A checkup at various Institutions more than once. _mova for Kemp'a trial June For 30 Have Been Made. right. Here It Is.” In some Instances American rala- Chamber of Commerce business here disclosed no one was missing. N e ts Chiff o ns and A few missionaries have met vio- D EC O R A TIO N D A Y ?on ehargea of common law eon* As tha bright llttls fellow slonsri^s, safeguarding mission Suits ^tacy and conapiracy to defraud clinic here Tuesday afternoon. Mr. lent deaths since the war began but property and their native followers, William R. Campbell, chairman counted out the pennies, nicklea Murphy would ask newspapers to W ashable Solids dnd Prints ) atate. of the entertainment committee for nearly all these were due to Isolat- have dealt with Chinese regulars, I and dimea—the entire treasury giva publicity to concema which WjPEK-END .SHOES aid there would be no aum- the Firemen’a MardI Graa, which of a club organized by a group ed affairs well behind the battle gtierlllas and bandits and the Japa- would give such pledges. He lines. This Is In contrast to the term of court and that tha opena Juna 6 and will continue for of children of the neighborhood suggested a sweep of the state with nese army. In quick succession. $ 2 5.0 0 up "HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME” '' eight defendanta would be a week at the grounda on William to buy flowers and fruit for this proposal through Chambers of BE N SO N 'S U ^ $3.98 $4.98 Boxer uprising of 1900, In which Japanese military leaders have „ J either at tha September term and Summit street, has arranged members who were ill In the hos- Commerce. morfe than 200 Occidental mis- paid tribute to the courage ot Decoration Day week-end will find many a smart wardroba Linen and Crash ^ if tha Kemp trial enda quickly, for 30 attractlona to be preaented pital—the worker caught the in- He also advocated the broadening sionaries and members of their American missionaries, many of J tha JVme term. with a different program each night $5.98 families were slain. whom have remained at their posts being packed for travel—including our very gala shoe styiafl. spiration of the moment and of the scope of the Chamber of SPECIAL SALE OF Light Weight riCamp and the other defendanta of the Mardl Gras. Talent from .went, on after thanking the Commerce so as to Inclyde as mem- Other Dressee fl.98 to $16.98 The end of the war Is sure to in beleaguered and ultimately cap- Travel in washable patent leather . , . spectate in whiU tadlcted In connection with different parte of the state haa been. boy, sure that the spirit of love bers representative.s from the rank bring new problems, no matter who tured cities. buckskin . . . he active in springy soled flats . . . dance In ^ tranaactlona involving I6.&00,- secured and this morning he an- and friendliness was still alive in of employes of stores and factories. Colors Include Natural - White wins. Victory for the Japanese nounced that Jack Sanson of the American Protestant missionary Sum m er open toe sandals. We ll step you ’round the clock in our for the new euper parkway in the land. CR A W F O R D Powder Blue • Cherry Red - Rose • would see the extensive foreign activity can be said to have begun ~Sald county which coat the State theater had consented to act — ------rt, - missionary influence tested against summer forecasters. aa master of. ceremonies during the DuBonet and Aqua In China In 1807. In 1900 there were a total of 129.000,000. Japanese controls and Japanese 1,000 missionaries in the country, Suits laat of the nine accused, R. week. Fred Werner will preside plans for spreading their “new cul- at the piano. ship in Germany and Heinz Nowak National Guard Co m binatio n SizeR: representing 30 societies. In 1937 ritt Phillips, New York real e.s- of the University of Gubinzen. Ber- ture” In China. there were over 6,000 American FOR WOMEN man and former employe of Members of the committee hav- n to 17 12 to 20 ing this part of the week's pro- lin, and Harst Koppen of the Uni- HU A Chinese victory, experienced workers of 107 societies. jp, surrendered yesterday and — News — R A N G ES 16'/, to 261/, 38 to 50 observers believe, may see the gram In charge have been visiting versity of Berlin, were announced In 1939 total American holdings $18.00 up I released In (1,000 bond. os exchange students for the Hart- spread of antl-forelgn sentiment as $2.49 to different places of entertainment B.v Danny Shea In China were estimated at 3240,- I Bis attorney, Charles A. Schnel- and laM night a delegation returned ford Seminary. Other prizes award- part of a great revival of Chinese I aaid; ‘Mr. Phillips asserts his i national consciousness. Manifesta- 000,000, of which the property of from Pallaadea Park In New Jer- ed were; The Greek Prize, Clarine Howitzer company held their missions and philanthropical organ!-' eanea ' of tha charges leveled Mildred Coffin, of Bangor, Me.. regular drill session at the armory W ilrose Dress Shop tions of this spirit, seeking a China sey where they secured flrM hand FREE! ' <£J “ Always First To Show the Latest” rations came to 343,000.000. A $7.50 _llBt him and he returns volun* information on some of the best JO.ia; Hartranft prize In Evange- last night. .. .who's to- blame tor free of foreign interests and falling Uy to this state after being ap- rides and gamea which they will in- listic Theology, John Kendrick the company clerk's key getting Hotel Sheridan Buiiding to distinguish between the foreign The first Catholic mission was Get at least one new shirt that bis presence here was Strong, 1938, of Beloit, WIs.; John 5-Piece Breakfast Suite founded in China at ' the start of ___ a at troduce In Manchester at tha Wii- stuck in the lock prior to the drill mli-ionary and the foreign business 11am street grounds. S. Welles fellowship for two years period-----Private Blssell of K Is and 9x12 Fell Rase Rujf man. brought missionary killings In the 14 th Century. In 1936 the I n a New York man was accused graduate study, Glen Paul Holman, still on his Job at the Circle theater, 1927. Catholic movement Included 16.197 for the big week-end the Jury of conspiring with 1038, of Tacoma, Wash.; puli)lt and apeording to reports Is doing all A Complete Kitchen for the Either way, therefore, the J43,- schools, 419 orphanages, 236 hospi- Mrs. Nellie Joyce of Green- HARTFORD HIGH HEAD rending prizes, John Howard Matt, Prirr of Ran^e! 000.000 Invc.stmcnt In China of Unit- tals and asylums. In addition to 1938, of Summit, N. J., flrst and right. . . . Privates Oerald Demciisey 'and Mrs. Norton O. Hurst of and John Simmons frequent the ed States missionary and philan- churches. N. T „ all of whom also were Carolyn Pemberton Welch, 1940, of thropic societies, with an expendi- TENDERS RESIGNATION Andover, N. H., second. theater nearly every other night... Protection of missionaries and Our undercover reporter (how's ture of millions of dollars annually. their safe withdrawal from danger JF you’re going visiting or Is sure to be vitally affected by zones has been a major concern of that) also Informs us that Jerry ^ otherwise celebrating this Clement C. Hyde Ha> Been Lovett attends the theater every policies of China's post-war ma.s- various Occidental governments ters. Memorial Day weekend, why School Principal For 27 DEACONS TO SPONSOR time the hill changes. .. .and there concerned. [sout h C0VEN1RY aren't any girl ushers either. .. .The not order a new shirt or two, Years, On Staff For 44. \. Schedule of Instruction for the and look like a million dollars? itlUcm Memorial SeiVices will be CHURCH RECEPTION month of June has been made out Mart Simday morning In the Hartford, May 29. — (AP) — We suggest our Arrow shirts. aement C. Hyde, principal of Hart- and Record Firing will take the MARCO POLO’S SHIELD Boys' Shorts WELL DRESSED CHILDREN WEAR WHITE SHOES rregational church. The Rev. spotlight, ..’ ..Several sessions will be Overnight News They’re styled by America’a top-ranking shirt i Pearce, pastor of the Methodist ford Public high school for 27 years, With Their Wives The.v Will today submitted his resignation, to held at the Bolton range.. .60 In- authority. They have the best o f all collars, an Think back to the best dressed children you ever navr fln4 *1 will deliver the address, dividual score hooks have been IS WORN BY COOPER In Linen, C olton, Cra-sh and ge 8. Nelson, Memorial Day take effect at the end of thl.<( school Be In C harge O f Program Of Connecticut Arrow collar. They have the patented be((er-fi(f;'ng .vdu’ll probably admit that they almost always wore whit* year. For Their New Members. ordereil by Lieutenant Walter By A8SOrle W. Green Post Mitoga design. Their buttons will stay on longer Khaki shoes. We have a large stock of white shoes— some wiuh. , B2, American Legion of Coven- Mr. Hyde, who has been affiliated Cowles of k... Private Crane at- Used 700 Years Ago While Cotton tenderi the drill se.ssion Monday because of Arrow’s patented ’’button stay,” which •nd Mansfleld, has issued pro- with the school for 44 years, at- Mlddlebury—Edward P. Zwlnak. able, all easy to clean— from which yon can select your Htth tempted to resign last spring, but Deacons of the Second Congrega- night. . . . A.s Adolph Menjou would Fighting Asiatic Hordes, It makes them 2 5 % more secure. And tbey’ra San- .n a .fo r Memorial Day exercises 22, of Waterbury, was drowned In glrPs and boy’s summer shoe wardrobe. Styles for drei ri Coventry on Monday, May 30. beeause of the schools tercentenary tional ehuri h. with their wivi-a, will say "U's amarlng . . .On June 6, Is Part Of Film's Equipment forized—guaranteed never to shrink. Slacks spon.snr the informal reception to Lake Quassapaug here when his and play. ■'"“ 1 win be decoration of veterans celebration this year, he was per- the men who have not yet received new members Friday evening at 8 canoe overturned. He was alone In • at St. Mary's cemetery at suaded to remain for at least that the ncce.saary three shots and vac- The gcm-encrustfd shield which the craft. 79c pr. up I a. m. d.s.t. A procession will length of time. o’clork at the ehureh, and aTl peo-j etna tlon will'get the needle follow- Marco Polo wore to battle against New Haven—John R. McCurdy, $1.75 up _-a at the Center school at 9:49 This morning, Mr; Hyde posted an pie of the parish are invited to be ; regular drill period. . . . Sor- the tierce Asiatic tribesmen 700 $ 2.0 0 $2.25 $ 2.5 0 '.IB. and proceed to Nathan Hale announcement to his staff at the 30 Months To Pay! general secretary of the Bronx ^ Thoman Pagan! ha« tha Mat years ago was used by Gary Cooper Union branch of the Metropolitan “ “tery, led by Marshal Byron sobool that he had aent his resigna- In a battle scene ot Samuel Oold- tion to the board of education. Ac- Herbert L Tcnne\v ^'Ttra^rogram ' ?! Innoculate^. .. . Ali Y. M. C. A., was appointed general striped Serge or Gabardine __ It will be made up of Span- dsofwetooms fquil'ment should be Hijf Tr4ncl<‘-In Allownnce wj-n’s production, "The Adventures hAm trican War Veterana In auto- ceptance by the board at Its meet- will include music, words ot welcome Your Hekot to thrifty, happy holidaYs! secretary of the local Y. M. C. A. to A rro w N eck w ear by the pastor. Rev, Ferris E. Rey- Just about ready to g o.. .Don't of Marco Polo,” which comes to the succeed Ralph L. Cheney, who re- $1.00-$1.50 « ; American Legion Post 92, ing this afternoon Is expected. leave everything to the last four On State theater on Thursday, Friday Jiry Unit No. 92; South Cov- Mr, Hyde has passed the optional nolds; and Frank Williams, speak- signed recently. ing for the deacons and other church weeks. Guards, as there will be tent and Saturday. Storrs—Connecticut State and the Pants Glrl Scouts; Mansfleld Girl retirement age of 69. He will be pitching, pack rolling, etc., to take Your Present Equipment! The shield, which la Insured for toy Scouts; school children of eligible for a city pension. officials. Earl Butler will give the They’re New and Smart, Yet Grants Coast Guard Academy split a dou- A RR O W U N D ER W E A R response for the new members. up your time, . . And now that the 379,000, Is the property of Captain ble-header here, state’ winning the two towns. The program at It had been believed that Mr. week Is half over, may we remind Norman A. Pogson, British oriental- Jmn Hale cemetery will include Hyde, acceding to the expressed The Paint and i'owder rliiti of ist. flrst game 7 to 0 and the Guardsmen flag solute by the school chll- wish of many ahimnt. might re- Mani'hesler tiigh school will present you to go to that cleaner and be the second. 9 to 3. The flrst game Shirts, 5 0 c Shorts, 65e $ 6.0 0 up a play enlltled, ’Tol.l Water and sure you get those iinlfoims hack How he acquired the legendary Ai; singing of America; address main as principal even after this ^thing Suits trea.siire makes a tale as colorful went seven Innings, the serond, an year. Cash.” before Monday , . , . To Serge.ant extra-inning contest, was settled In f'the Rev. Leon H. Austin of North BENSON as some of the deeds of Marco the ninth. iventry; selection by the band; Refreshments wlil he served by |tticGozdz, the vuuu'ooycompany viciacleik willwin beoc Are Really Great Values! Polo himself. * y t r by post chaplain Philip Lind. the women of the church and Mrs. | over at the armory tonight. If you FI RNITI RK and RADIO "The shield was given me. ” New Haven— William Bryan Fred Pohlnian will be in charge of : wish to get that 'reqiilsIUnn made Baker, official of a New Haven firm ~“n; national anthem sung . by HARTFORD SEMINARY 71 :i .Main St. Tel. .T.'i.'Io Pogson relates, "by a brother of- ol children; decoration of vet- decorations. 1 out... .Orders for shirts and slacks ) W o m « n ’s L o s t e x a n d ficer with whom I serv'cd In the of accountants and Industrial engi- Sport Coats ___M graves; and taps. neers, died at his home after a A l l - W o r f t a d S u i ts Fngllah Army d\iring the World months Illness. lA t North Coventry graves will be j GRADUATION IS HELD War. He was ln\-olved In a diffi- ”oroted at the North cemetery at | Maillots, skirted and culty, and I helped him smooth Hartford—The state personnel ad- D p. m. A procession will form It over. He told me he would visory committee heard Its flrst ap- $ 9.0 0 up Hartford. May 29,— (A P )—“Be- 2 - piece effects. Lostex peal from a discharged state em- ; the Common at 2 p. m. and pro- ware of the squirrel wheel sort of never forget the service. 1 to the Center cemetery where 33-38. Worsteds, 36-40. "Years later he learned I was ploye and reserved decision. The activism, the conventional program IVe Now Feature appelant was Mrs. Edna Heydcn, a “! will be an address by the Rev. pushing, the routines of organlza making a study of the career of Children’s and Misses* H. Austin; music; American Marco Polo aa transmitted down seamstress at the Falrfleld state W hite Fla n n els tlon," President Robbins W. Bar- Mlssas* Afl-WorstaS Suits, $1.49 hospital who petitioned the board to _ M Service at the grave of Earl stow charged the 99 graduates of through the centuries in (Chinese . Green; and decoration of veter- legend. He was stationed at the get back her job. $ 5 .5 0 up Shoes the Hartford Seminary Foundation M an’s Q u a lit y A li- W orstu d Tru n ks Waterbury — Major Charles E. $1.50 to $ 4 .0 0 pr. I groves. The veterans graves of at the annual commencement exer- With or without pocket! Built-in time In Bokhara, Tjirkestan. “tr cemeteries In the two towns "He wrote that he was sending Speer. U. S. A. now stationed at the cl.ses In the First Methodist Episco- 'POSNER support. Heavy belts. Sizes 34 to 46. I University of Nebraska, has been also be decorated but no ser- pal church here this morning. me what purported to be the real held. Boys’ trunks, 3 0 to 3 4 ,50c and $1 W V shield worn by Marco Polo In ordered by the war department to G ra y and T a n Fla n n els $ 5 .5 0 up "You must be masters not only In duty aa instructor with the 102d In- Gro wing G irls' Shoes ; Representative Margaret C. Hur- the realm of ideas but in the areas SCIENTIFIC Juvaniias’ A ll-W o o l Z o p h y r Suits fighting the fierce Asiatic hordes. *“ of Wtlllmantlc will be the The shield had been given him, he fantry, C. N, G., with station here. of action aa well. You must be NoT«ltyw««T«s.brithteolora Boys’,girls’2 to • O y f He will be the first regular Army aker at the monthly meeting of masters of three techniques—of said, by a grateful Tartar family M en's Shirts or Shorts 3 for $ 1.0 0 $1.25 to $ 5 .0 0 pr. Coventry League of Women whom he had saved from death’ officer stationed here In more than knowing, of doing and of being,” he 10 years. era to be held at Mrs. Thomas said. during a Red revolution. New Haven—Malcolm Farmer, ham’s Tea Hoorn on Thursday Helen Landon MacLeod, former SHOES "When the shield arrived. It wa-s Boys' Shirts or Shorts ling. May 26. She will speak on difficult to tell much about it. It Yale athletic director, cabled the 2 5 c up member of the class of 1939 now Womans Cotton Tuckttitch Fadmt Blum Drnnimt TuHttt G a y p rin ted COlOTSl entry of the Yale 190-pound varallv I Duties of the Women Jurors. On In Germany with her husband. Nor- was encrusted with the grime of day evening. June 7. the annual ages. I engaged a man to reatore crew In the Royal Henley In England Yo u n g M en's Shoes man MacLeod, »-inner of the WII- Sports Shirts Women's Slacks Halters in July. Men's N eck w ear ue banquet will be held at Mrs, Ham 'Thompson fellowship last year, for Children It, and he took four months to ~ 5 0 c am's. with Mrs. Clarence Whit* end pastel*, ^Ip dosing? New, enap- complete the task. Then we found Bridgeport—The coastal cities was awarded the exchange fellow- S^MtO e*Ysr»! stylet. Smelt, PT? P o p u la r ehedea. |op T oqMI wsnt a lot that It looked like the real thing and towns of Falrfleld County suf- Ja n tt tnedlatn end large. 5 0 ^ Sirae 14 to JO. fered extensive damage from a Mimca’ Ptreat of that* popular as recorded by history. The Brit- M en's Polo Shirts $ 1. 00-$2.00 $3.50 to $4.5 0 pr. Browti a a d Bl i ^ TTV. IcAihrf Strap •unning feshiooe! ish .Museum has since authen- twisting hailstorm. Light and tele- SUpppr S i m 12>/j t o ticated it.” phone service was disrupted In sev- i, 'Xidthi A to D. eral towns. Westport was without $4.00 Boys' Polo Shirts 5 0 c up $4.00 BENNY GOODMAN TOPS electric lights for nearly two hours. In the famous Dr Posner’s Scientific There is no longer any need to Shoes we now oiler the best that sci- gamble with your child’s foot healih! IN THE SWING HELD INSURANCE PAYMENTS sP E C in i ence and .skill can create! Together with Dr. Posner’s Scientific ST R A W These shoes are so constructed that Shoes we offer an accurate and well- Benny Goodman stands In the HERE $8.85 PER CAPITA THE they take undue pressure off the spine M en’s Woven Fabric swing music field where Toscanini known trained fitting service that Cool Cotton! stands In the concert world, says H A TS and assist the child in developing a leaves nothing to chance. Polo Shirts spring Outing Caps Douglas Gilbert writing In the Nc\v Residents of Manchester received York World-Telegram. cash life Insurance payments In healthy carriage. They give the child PIsIn, pUld and ^ , You will like the style of these shoes For meni San/orizad He has stood where Toscanini 1937 equivalent to 38.89 per capita, correct "B ody Balance” with legs fancy! L ou of atylal 4 k QC •uiting.l Stitchtd ^ _ according to an estimate made bv Sennets and we know that you will be sur- Cool! Slaaa 14 to 17. 0 7 stands In Carnegie hall, and he’s Youths* and Boya’ X tgped ioama Aaaottad O l C d played a swing concert with The Lincoln National Life Insuranc’e straight, chest out, stomach in and all prised at the amazingly long amount pattaroa Company of Fort Wayne. Indiana. Rodgers and Hart’s "Blue Room.” Total payments to policy owners vital organs free for growth. They help o f wear that the child can get from Hond-Mockod to lltl Now he comes to Hartford, $1.25 up famous for Its love of music to give and beneflclaries of Manchester O xfords $ 3.5 0 to elimirute that slouchy, incorrect them. The prices are very reasonabla. were 3186,000 as reported In the Life BUSH COAT the first "swing concert” In Con- Payments number of The National posture you've often complained about. 1.49 Valuel necticut at Foot Guard Hall Thurs- Light Weight Corduroy In Blue. Grav and day evening at 8:40. Underwriter, Arthur F. Hall, presi- Brown ...... Pana m as dent of The Lincoln National Life Anticipating a crowd, the Con- $ 3.0 0 MARLOW’S Stra w H ats said. This amount paid here In- Men’s ros* Artists, sponsors of the event, cludejl money paid to living policy are to open the doors at 6:40, two owners as well os to beneflclaries as $3.50 up Bathin g Suits full hours before? the concert begins, death claims. In 1937. life insur- Tm-Val Men’s Sanforized 1.00 Elajtk BictiVaiiibiutSt and there will be extra seating ar- ance companies put 32,894.771,623 Men's Sleeveless SHOES , Lnather sweat bonds! China- Boy$’ Short Pants rangements with movable seats In Into circulation in the United SUtes the center. Tliese will be removed and Canada or In other words, paid Shirts $ 3 .0 0 up Wash Pants flax cemfort inaerta! Oval Covart. k h .« . aub.1 for the three hours of dancing Sweaters MAY SALE potty raodalal Foil No bait naadad . . . out money at the rate of approxi- and round aigasl Fancy scheduled to follow the concert. ahmnkl Thay waah ao IOO mately 1-3 of a minion dollars an CtM fM , rMU ttrttct "B tdt r-frTcf~ back holdt 'aa When Benny Goodman plaved the hotir. S t ill In Progress stialactotllyI M -42. *“ “ rayon linings I opt Sisaa 6 to 14, Bojfs’ Paramount Theater In New York, . Life payments for this State in $1.15-$1.35 -Men’s Light W eight $1.25 thousands gathered In the streets 1937 were 397.300,000. hours before the doors opened. They J------Bathin g Suits O F FERI N G U N U SU A L V A L U ES "Boys’ Basque Stripe Mei’s-mante" Sanforized shrtmkl lit fires in the street to keep wartn MONEY TALKS Men’s Light Weight In the chill winter morning, and Gifts for Children Thursday, FViday Polo Shirts Tru-Val Felt H ats Summer when the show began they danced Fort Frances. Ont.—The Ralnev Sweaters $ 2 .0 0 up and Saturday With Every Pair of Raifl grown-up Hose Boys’ W a s h S l a c k s In the aisles. It was the flrst time river convinced Mark Long that IN SE A S O N A BLE A P P A REL In the hlsto'-y of Broadway that atylaal Waari, White end pastels Cool, wathabla suilingtl there is something to this “note in FREE Dr. Posner’s Shoes. laiindari baau- with clocks. pUid extra police hao to be called out for a bottle” businqps after all. tifuUy. 2 to 10 yif. And striped deeagne New Spring petana. | 0€# duty tn a theater, especially In the Paja m as $3.5 0 $ 2.5 0 up F O R T H E W H O LE F A M ILY PuB cui sisw 4 to 1$ Heretofore a skeptic, long bottled Men's T ru n ks morning. a note offering 310 to the flnder and tossed it into the International Vtalt Marlow’s Basement, Tool COINCTOENCE boundary stream that winds $1.25 up through the wlldemesa toward $1.35-$1.65 >7$ M AIN 8TBEBT MAN0BK8RB W . T . G r a n t C o . Mitchell, Neb. — The Nebraska Hudion Bay a week ago. Men’s M O N EY S A V I N G SPEC I A LS BxtenMon Service assigned an R. Adams, woodsman at Lonely other PANAMAS ClHOUSe^SON, Kane’s Shoe Store auditor to Instruct tha Mitchell Val. Dance postoffice 39 miles down c**r- ' A n k le ts or H ose 705 MAIN STREET ley bindweed eradication district In rent, wrote to claim the reward. INC. B o ys'Tru n ks JOHNSON BLOCK letUng up Its accounts before open- $1.25 to $ 5 .0 0 tng its weed battle. St. Vitua'a dance, or Chorea, la 25c pra up ADVERTISE IN THE HERALDPAYS! T ig auditor’s nams—W. W. Waad. twice aa frequaat la glrla ae ia bogra. $1.00 - : ^AGESIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25.1938 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 193S' PAGE SEt gun can be changed from its tem- who have been holding their annual nmmee the marriage of their daugh- porary position and set permanent- Spring Meet at their club house in Troop 1 of Rockville will be the lONEY NAMED ly in place. Fred Brebant h u done SEVEN KILLED IN AUTO ter, Mias Christine Davis and hustcaa troop. Captain E.sther Han- Jones street nelghUorbood have re- Everett Mason of Storrs. They a good part of the work single turned home. Joseph Ball, one of sen and the Wlllington Girl Scouta have moved into the Brigham house wish to thank everyone who helped One Million Pilgrims handed. the members, who has been living ACCffiENTS YEAR AGO at Storrs. AS PARADE CHIEF The first meeting of the newly to make the Frolic a succeaa. In Texas and California the past Eimeat, William and Charles VIk Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Rob- organized Boys’ 4-H Club was held few years, has returned to New and Emil Hollay went deep sea A t Eucharistic Congress at the town hall Tuesday evening. Memorial Day Mishaps Cited ert 'Moore and Mlsa Alta Moore vis- York, and was able to be present. fishing at Groton over the week-end. ited Mra. Moore's sister, Mrs. Wal- Members were asked to meet in Mr. Ball believes the east is best. As Warning To Antoists To Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards were front of the school house before go- ter Chlckerlng and family at Ox- i|or To Assign Various Mr. and Mrs. N. P. O ark of Hart- Drive Carefully" On Holiday. dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and ford, Maas., Sunday. B udapest May 25.—(A P )—De-,i'.;foot altar was eraoted. decorated ing to the hall. LeRoy B. Kinney ford and Mr. and Mrs. William F Mrs. Raymond Sclarretta In Hart- vout prelates celebrated 2,000 masa- with flowers and anow-whita linen. has agreed to be leader of the boys. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robertaon Clark of Lebanon, and their son Holiday traffic over Memorial ford. and Mrs. Smith took a ride Sunday ea In this ancient, beflagged city The most sacred rites of the Con- Groups To Places For A Girls' Club has also been organ- Addison of New Haven were Sunday this morning In solemn prelude to .--W E E K E N D Day week-end last year caused 323 Mias Helen Hutchinson. Miss to Gurleyville and called on Mr. and gress will be high mass, celebrated ized but further details have not caller* at the home of Mias Anne traffic accidents, resulting in seven the opening seaalon of the 34th dally In Heroes’ Square, and a pro- been learned. Edith Cook and Mias Natalie Stev- Mrs. L«on Dlmmock at the old North Ends Celebradon. CTark and her brother Philipr—- deaths and 265 Injuries. That was a ens of Bristol spent the week-end at homestead of Governor Cross. Euchariitic Congresa. cession of the Blessed Sacrament, Ifrs. Charles Stratton of Guilford Everett Porter, who was Injured substantial Increase over 1936 when Miss Hutchinson's summer home on William J. Philltps of Astoria, L. Seventy-one archbtahopa and 225 in which the Host will be carried in' and .Mrs. Raymond Canfield of Hart- In an automobile accident in Wllli- four people were killed and 138 In- Wmington Hill. 1., and Miss Frances Knapp, daugh- blahopa accepted Invitations to the a boat along the Danube escorted Auto Supplies .& Sporting G< ford returned home Saturday night, mantlc Sunday has been discharged jured as the result of 174 traffic ac- Walter Mather of South Willing- ter of Mr. and Mra. Bartholomew by a fleet of other craft bearing Major John Uahoney was named Catholic Congress, and it was esti- after having spent a few days visit- from Windham Community Memo- cidents. ton attended the convention at Knapp of South Wlllington, have ap- mated 1,000,000 persona represent- flaring torchlights. lief of staff for the parade to be rial hospital. ing their sister, Mrs. Howard O. Commissioner Michael A. Connor Providence. R. I., of the Yankee Di- plied for a marriage license. ing 37 foreign countries would see Jean Cardinal Verdier, archbishop 1 on June 11 In connection with Thompson and family. Other Sun- of the State Department of Motor vision. Veterans of Foreign Wars, some of the ceremonies. of Paris, will celebrate mass before , fiftieth anniversary celebration day visitors at the home of the Vehicles calls the attention of Saturday. the Heroes’ Square altar tomor- the Manchester tire department, Thompson.s were Miss Harriet Clark motorists of the state to the three- The Center or Wlllington HIU There were 1,000 American Pil- WEST HAVEN SALVATION grims among them, and Cardinal row, and Cardinal Pacelll will ad- a mcetlnir of the f^eneral com- of West Warwick, R. I., Mr. and STAFFORD SPRINGS day holiday again this year over school Is busy rehearsing for Its an- dresA the clergy. 4 D a ys O n ly k Ittee held last nig-ht Mm. Carl Yeske of .CoUlnavllle, .VIr. May 28th week-end. Memorial Day nual play, "Snow White and the Dougherty of Philadelphia was the Major Mahoney will arrange for being on Monday. Seven Dwarfs" which will be jire- leading Catholic dignitary to at- Today leaders of International and .Mrs. Merle Griffin and the lat- BAND COMING HERE literary and spiritual life honored fff pointa to which different ^lrgan- ter's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John Announcement is made of the With the Increase in car and seated In the town hail Thursday tend. Seat Covers ioo* that are to take, part in engagement of Miss Evallna Col- operator registration which the De- evening. June Bnd. Mlsa Esther In 100 churches and chapels and the Holy Sacrament In the Rodoute Hartley and Mr. and Mr.s. Arnold building. Cardinal Schuster, arch- parade win.]>e aanigned. S tart- Bocaah all of Vyilllmantic. lette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. partment of Motor Vehicles has re- Hansen is the teacher. On Wednesday. June 1 the West In many private chapels of the Cloth "I 0 9 & ^ at Charter Oak and Main ntreeta Henry Collette of Stafford street to corded this year the tourist and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson Haven Band will give a concert and aristocracy, foreign churchmen bishop of Milan, presided. Speakers \ fiU n p H ttfce divisions will be assigned to lo- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hix snd daugh- Arthur Hmile, son of Mr. and .Mrs. holiday traffic flow through the visited Hartford Friday. variety musical program in tho Sal- Included General Jose Moscardo, in- -R- Coupe m ter Eva of East Lyme, and Mrs. gathered for the early services tetioha on Charter Oak atreet. Main James Houle of "Woodlawn" Hyde state will undoubtedly be greater About 250 attended the Girl Scout vation Army hall. Main street at 8 while the white and yellow papal surgent hero of the Spanish Alca- •et, Wells, Rldrldge. .School and Helen Malona of Salem were Sunday Park. Stafford Springs. No date than last year. Frolic held on the Hall Memorial o clock. The band will be accom- zar, and the bishop of Nanking. R egularly 1.25'. N ot ^ visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. banner floated proudly from the "shoddy" but good ma- ^ jple streets. has been set for the wedding. In bis statement today, Commis- school playground Saturday. Towns panied by Ueutenant Hudson Lyons, turret of the royal palace, where , Headquarters before the parade Sherwood Griffin. A crew of workers of the fonner- .sloner Connor said, "unless Connec- represented were South Windsor, formerly of this town, and now in teriai; Costly conatnic- j|| Eugenio Cardinal P.acelll, Vatican tlon featurp.s! Long-la.ot- .Wn be established at the lire house ticut motorists operate their ve- charge of the Salvation Army Corpa coM i'E'nnoN »r a 5-qt* An unfortunate accident occurred liriit IJght A Power Company are Ellington, Somers, Stafford, Rock- secretary of state is the guest of Ing! For 2 or 4-door ae- ^ iBt Main and Hilliard streets and Sunday, towards dusk, in Wllllman- engaged in substituting new imies hicles with extreme care over the ville. Vernon and Bolton. Mrs, Clif- In West Haven. The concert will aach company arriving in Manchea- be a benefit for the local young peo- H ungary's regent. Admiral NlcolAa Sacramento, Calif.— Attendance dan ...... 1.8*1 tic, when Everett Porter craj^ed in- for old ones in Stafford Springs and week-end we look for as sad a traf- ford Perkins, president of the Con- Horthy. Oil Change ler wni be assigned to Its place in to a parked car on Main atreet in vicinit.v. Work was eompleted in fic experience ae was recorded last necticut Girl Scouts, was present ple’s work, and a small admission should be better the first week of Fiber nnd cloth covera, 150 Foot .Altar line of march. the vicinity of Memorial Park. Les- installing about 30 new poles along year." and Invested a new troop of girls charge la being made. Tickets can school here this. fail. W ords Low Pric* for coupe ...... I..19 \ “ At the meeting la.-it night it was lie M. Hill of Leonard s Bridge was -Main street. from Coventry. The program In- be obtained from members of the The Inaugural ceremony of the The school board, noting Irregti- Fiber and cloth, for 2 or RIVERSIDES REDUCED .Mnouneed that replies had been a passenger in the car. Both were .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peters have cluded games, singing and short Sunday School, or by calling James Congress had aa It.e setting the lar attendance, postponed the open- 4-door sedan .... S.!)8 Lfecelved from companies in South returned to their home in Albany. plays. The day closed with a camp- Munsle, 7455. great Heroes' Square where a 150- ing until after the state fair. wsventry,- Broad Brook, Klllngton, hurt. Porter siilTerlng a shoulder injury and cut lip. tl was reported Ciilifornla, after spending the past WILLINGTON fire ceremony which was very im- vraiers, Rockville, Claatonbury^ week visiting with his brother and pressive. The annual contribution A m erica's Best Sta n d ard Q u ality Tire wanford. Waterford. Ansonia, East here that Mill was thrown through the windshield of Porter's car, hy sister-in-law, .Mr, and Mrs. John Mrs. Irene Pacek entertained was made to the Juliette Low fund Haddam. Wilson and Bethel an- Peters on West Main street. which is u.sed for promoting the tMunelng that they would come to the impact. He was cut on the eight children Sunday afternoon in Plus Fad. Tax Reduced Ex tra Low In T h is Gre a t Week-end Sale! forehead and knee. Both wore taken Francis Delligan, student at the honor of the sixth blrthdav of her Girl .Scout movement. N ext year Manchester and take part in the Oeiirgeliiwn University Medical In addition to thc.se com* to the Windham .Memorial hospital daughter Nancy. The room wa.s for treatment. Porter Is a son of school, W ashington, D. C., is spend- beautifully decorated with pink, the four companies of the ing the summer vacation with his (UJS c u o ffix i ei/en! • j— — Manchester department and Mrs. E. Buell Porter of this place. white and blue streamers hung from Change now to ".Standard.." parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Del- the middle and draped to all sides. W ards 100% Pure ktte members of the two companies He was charged with violating mo- ligan on Prospect street. —the strongest gu.aranteed the Manchester department will tor vehicle laws. The favors wer# blue hats and pa- standard quality tire you can Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph A. Noth- per baby shoos of pink and blue in line. Other replies are rx- Services at the Hebron Congrega- nick and s of Manchester T h e AAanchester Electric Division Over 100,000 different items A Mataal Savtoga Rnwfc R. DONNELLY may be ordered from our JEWELER THE CONNSCnCUT POWER COMPANY CATALOG ORDER DEPT. 824-828 MAIN STREET \ S15 Main Street Manckaatar MONTGOMERY WARD TELEPHONE 5161 ,. 1 1 EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^D , MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25.1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 25. 193S PAGE WM A plttabla display of ohildlah physical maladjustment and can be —-chaf, chauffeur, valet, personal tnepUtuda. For aa Is well knomm overcome only by ths correction of secretary and chaperone to Mr,. Kay Kayoer. Who’s callin’?’’ on July 3 at the observance of the tory; 7 Cavalcade of America: 7:80 , Isolde": JZJ Tokyo 6 Orchestra; Justice Black Is a perpetual joke to that msiadjustment Other moods seventy-flfth anniversary of the Ben Bernie and Prof. Quiz; 8 Grace ; OLR4A Prague 6:55 Variety; 2RO ef anglers the Board has battle of Oettyiburg. Moore: 9 Gang Busters; 9:80 Eddie ‘ OPEN STATE PONDS that boats provided at the Va fb n fltiQ 9 m il& his colleagues, as was clearly Indl* perhaps originate from sheer fa- Oat In the Cold DAILY RADIO PR 0(»AM Rome 7:30 Opera Selections, town pond will be available to V cated by Chief Justice Hughes* re- Ugue or exhaustion. As these often Sir Gary brings In the story about RADI0 ^°^^y Guest program. VV5RC Caracas 9 songs. POBU8HEO BT TBB Secretary of State Cordell Hull’s WJZ-NBC—6:45 Science on the ermen only for three-hour n “ PRUmMQ COMPANT, IWC. cent deliverance concerning the call- are the result of devoted service to Solly Vlollnsky, the comic who Every Department is WEDNESDAY. MAY 25 (Central and Eaitarn Standard Tima) FOR HOLIDAY PERIOD during the holiday week-end. (Programs m filondortf Tims^Dayliffht Tims ons hour Uxtsr) address via WJZ-NBC at 9:30 to- March: 7:30 Harriet Parsons on the 1« B l t n l l 8 t n * t .her of men appointed to judicial po- loved ones in illness or economic now cavorts In celluloid. Several Eastern Standard rima night from Washington to the For- .Movies; 8 Maxwell Anderson play, Although the general trout MAnehMUr, Oonn. years ago, Vlollnsky waa notified N o U : A l l p r o f r a m i t o k e y a n d b a it o c h a i n s o r f r o u p a t h o r o o f u n le a a a p o d * Ing season begins April 18, rail, THOMA8 PBROUSON sltiona. need, they should provoke no cen- fle d : c o a s t t o ” o a s t (e to o ) d s a t f n a t i o n s i n c l u d e a ll a v s i i a b l e s t a tio n s . eign Trade Association dinner In 'The Bastion Saint Gervals": 8:30 WAPPING Advance Openin(( Date So That 0«B«rAl Manactr that a 48-week vaudeville contract P r o p r s m s s u b js c t to e h s n p * b y s t a t i o n s w i t h o u t p r s v i o u s n o tles* P . Me New York will be augmented by Bn.ston Pop Concert; 11:30 Glenn trout fishing tn several ponds Foundkd Octob«r 1, llil But while It seemed for some sure. Rest and relaxation will awaited hli signature. From Bing- New York, May 25—Three lakes has been restricted until a represented in these ' NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK C a n t . B a s t broadcasts, the two other*. Thomas J. Watson, Miller orchestra. Mrs. George Mark.* of Wapplng Memorial Week-End Fisher- montes that the no reprisals prom- usually bring a cure. But there are hamton, his home town, Vlollnsky 3:3 0— 4:30— M a r c h o f G a m e s P r o g r s m first on Friday president of the International Cham- the spring spawning period of , ST«ry BvtBlnc Exempt B A S I C •— E s s t i w e a r w n a o w t l o w j a r afternoon, have been placed on the What to expect Thursday: Center left last Monday morning men May Have Advantage, species has elopsed. Aten an4 HolitejA Bntar*d at tha ise would be kept. It U now clear other moods which originate In wired back; "Mother just died. Left w t a a w e s b k y v w f b r w r e w a y w b s n 3 : 4 ^ 4.4S— T a l k o n E x p l o r i n g Sp a c e ber of Commerce, is to speak to the WEAF-NBC—1 p. m. Music Guild: for Avon, Mass., to atteml the fu- •t Offtea at Kanohaatar. Coaa.« aa me money which I am Investing In w e s o w t a m w w j w e a l w d e l; M i d w o s t : 4:00— 5:0 0—P r e a a .R a d i o N e w t P e rio d * network schedules for President diners vis short wave from Riga, Other special regulations «OBd Ctaaa Mali M attar. that the breaking simply waited up- mental and emotional maladjust- k t d w m a q w h o w o w w d a f w lr o k s t p : 4:0 5— 6:08— E d T h o r g e n e e n . S p o r t s— Roosevelt within the next month or 1:30 Light Opera Selections; 4:15 neral of her frichd, Mrs. Nell Allen. apply to the four ponds menL Ice cream parlor. Thanks anyway." M o u n t a i n : k o a k d y l; S o u t h : w m b g ; w a b c ; T h e F o u r E t o n B o y s — n e t w k so. Latvia, while James A Farrell, Benno Rablpoff, violin; 5:15 She returned yesterday afternoon. Hartford, May 25 — The State Irlir ttTBSCRIPTlON IU.TBB on the coming of the State prima- ments, or In the dwelling upon un- Three months later, Vlollnsky Psafie: kfl kfwk f w komok o m o khqk h q kpok pc kcu: 4 : 1 ^ 8:15— P o p e y s t h s S a i l o r—e a s t ; chairman of the National Foreign Board of Flsheriea and Game today These Include extension of the udh wired again; "Ice cream just melt- O P T I O N A L S T A T I O N‘ S 1 ( (opsrsleo p e r a t e J Inier-n t e r D a n e s T i m e a t M ic r o p h o n e— w e s t The Friday afternoon addres.s, via Trade Council will talk In New Rhythmalres. WABC-CB.S—10:1.8 Mrs. George Wlllaon of -La\irel announced advancement of the open- fishing season to October 31, a dale Tpar bp ICaJl ...... ries For the Jamea brothera, Sunny happy experiencei or disappoint- c h & n s e A b ly on e i t h e r RGD____ or__ __ BLUB___ 4 :S C ^ 6:30— B o a k s C a r t e r . T a l k —e a s t : a. m. Eucharistic Congress at Bud- Hill, spent the week-end In New Hoatb by Mail ...... $ .<« ed. Please send contract." MONTH-END n e t w o r k s ): B A S I C — B a s t t w l w w f e s T h e A e o M a n E n a e m b l e - w e a t WJZ-NBC at 2 o'clock, will be de- York. ing date for fishing 'on four State- cstch limit of five trout and a mift ;la Copy ...... • .01 James Farley and Sonnle boy James ments; or from sheer lll-temper and w s a n w o r k w c o l; M i d w e s t : w o o d w e l 6:45— L u m A A b n e r—e a s t o n ly livered at the graduation exercises apest ’(also WJZ-NB(J at 2:30 p, York City, where she attended the regulated trout ponds so that they mum length limit of 10 Inches. laarad Ctaa Taar ...... I>.00 Roo.aevclt, sre now out with their petty attitudes. Here the Individual W f b f w b o w w e b o k e o o k s n s. O T H E R 5:0CL - 6:0 0—J u s t E n t e r t a i n m e n t — e .; of Arthurdale High school, part of m.i; 1:45 Frank G. Arnold on "Tax- fiftieth reunion of her Simmons Col- may be available to anglers over the At a Journalistic Jubilee at the O P T I O N A L S T A T I O N S — C s n s d is n t ''O b b li g a t o ’* fr o m C h ic a g o — w e s t On the air tonight: c.s and the Home Town3 Of Men lege class, at the Town Hall Club. MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED reprisal guns, while the report from himself, tn the final analy.sls, though Hotel Astor, Daniel Frohmsn, dean c r e t c f c f : C e n t r a l: w c U w t m l w l b s w d a y 6:1 5— 6:1 5— E n o c h L i g h t O r c h e s t r a — the homestead project near Morgan- Talks —WJZ-NBC 10:15. Com- week-end and Memorial Day. TWO OF A KIND PRESS k f v r K o A m : S o u t h : w U r w p t f w lp w j a x . o a k e C a r t e r— w e s t r e p e a t and Books, new educational fea- All roads will lead to the May of the show world, will bo a guest w f l a - w a u m w lo d w s o c w f b e w w n o trc e c town, West Va. .Mrs. Roos'^velt munlit party conyentlon. Earl The waters. In which rainbow Tba Aaaoelattd Pr«ta la axcluaivaly headquarters Is that the President often wdth the help of others, must } : J f ” H l a t c r y , O r a m a t l e will present the diplomas. tures; 3:45 Questions before the dance In Wapplng Community Seattle—Lelah and Leona IfBtltSod to tba uaa of rapublleatton of honor, since the eminent pro- VALUES w a v e w i m w m o w s b t r a p ! w m a b w l d x 5 6:45— B a r r y W o o d a n d M u sio Browder speaker. Senate. trout have been Introduced, usually himself win later do tome Indirect be the chief physician. k v o o w k y w f a a w b a p k p r e w o a J k t h a 7:0 0— A m s r lc s C a v a l e a d s— t o • Mouse next Friday evening. May 27. are closed to fishing until June 1. Identical twins, will be graduatl I.Mt all Bawa dlapatchaa eradttad to it ducer also happens to be the oldest k r b x k t b s k a r k k p n e : M o u n t a i n : k g ir -Next on June 2, with all networks WEAF-NBC—6:45 U. of Penn- —8:30 a. m Gypsies Pilgrimage In I ar not otharwlaa eraditad (n thta sniping. 6 : 3 ( ^ 7i3 0— B a n B s r n is A L s d e —t o e The Tunsca Club girls will he on The four ponds are; West Hill from Roebester High school th Surely a very limited amount of living alumnus of the old New York k r h l k t a r k o b : P a e lfl o : k f b k k w g k m j SsOO— O r s o s M o o rs. So n g —e l e e e transmitting, Mr. Roosevelt will sylvania choir: 7 One Man's Fami- .Roiithern France: 10:30 Farm and BMpar and alao tha local nawt otib* k e r n hand to greet all. Pond, .New Hartford: Green Falls spring. l-lto b ad taaralD. Let us see how this high-geared, meditation will persuade anyone Tribune. COLONIAL BEDROOM CROUP 2 * 2 ^ W o r d G e m s b y R a d io apeak to the graduation class of the ly: 7:30 Tommy Dorsey rau.sic; 8 Home Hour; 1:15 p. m„ Let's Talk C e n t . E a e L S:0 1 timei with turpentine to remove the wax from the porea, and let dry er, all of Admiral Billard Academy, thoroughly before proceeding with New London. your painting. Joseph A. Rotelli, 177 Elm street, If you have any questions you Stamford: Frederic Slnnott, 87 Lin- Pepper Uartln, sole survivor of the would like "Painter Pete" to an- coln street, Hartford; Woodruff T. St. Louis Gas House gang, Jlke to COWWSHT, I9M, SY NtA SSHVIC^ WC Sullivan, Jr., 22 West Town street, Davis Cup Interest Wanes GREYHOUNDS BACK be sold or traded away from the RATES HAAS BEST swer In this column, send them In, Norwich; Francis E. Luond, Eagle- addressed to "Painter Pete," in care banks of tbs-^Misslsslppt 7...... some Lip Reading Experts of this newspaper. ville; Edward G. Courcler, 49 Chest- say yes. BARGAIN HOUND nut street. South Norwalk; Jay-'J. As World Tennis Crumbles AT CRESCENT OVAL CAST OF CHARACTERS OF U. S. COP TEAM Lea g u e you listen to me." She still held Conlon, 25 Grove street. Cos- ^ b : Very Pretty JACKIE DUNN — heroine; she Cemmandant At New Lon- James J. Coleman, 224 Thami^J Broadway bvara Morton Moss, In a National Confei Save your wanted tc IIv. firmly to Jackie's arm. as thougn, poatic sports wrrltar of the N Y, street, Groton; William C. Gordon, By BARRY GRAYSON \ ...... flower seed ROGER BRECKfER—hero; if necessary, she would detain her f But nobody is going to grow ex- Elvenlng Post, will be the nev^ he by force. Granby; Edward C. Burt, 138 Con- Sport* Ekiltor, NBA Servloe Lea d ers packages to wanted to test the stratosphere. don Designates Candi- cited about seeing the AustraUans West Springfield Track sports editor of International newt Cleveland. May M —• (AP) —(Kchemist, Warren Sheppatvl at S kat soth • decoratiox d .ay : Wash with soap flakes after each .. "I’ve got to go!" Jackie said. cord street. New Haven; Gordon P, Henry Cotton, British Open By .4SSOCIATED PRESS PIcture-of-the-Week Contest use as home BERYL .MELROSE — wealthy Anderson, 2432 Whitney avenue, go through the motions of winning service, succeeding Davis j. Walsh, Thlrtyone men and women aet out qlnnatl, an architecture atudsot^ wearing; never rub soap directly on starts Decoration Day continuing decorat tons. widow'; she wanted itoger. Why must Beryl try to stop her Hero's something brand new— against any of the other naUons In the hosiery. Always roll the stock- now? Beryl had known she had dates From Connecticut. Hamden; Henr>’ T. Hutchins, (205- Davia Clip matchea vainly seeking who is transferring to San Fran- I N.Y'nONAI, LE.VOl-F. today to determine which could Howard Donovan of Rocheatari^ through Labor Day. Grand Prize... Cut out the EVELYN LA FORGE — Jackie’s 020) Sea 1C, Academy; George J. the Inter-zone final. Starts Preparations For cisco aa columnist for the Call-Bul- y „ complete the group, ’ ing before putting It on and put the Argus Candid Camera. ..to enter mother; she w-anted a son-in-law. said last night she would leave on an American club to shelter them Champ, Lands Youth As Batting — Lavagetto, Bro sat on Dr. Morgan's left, consulting declined to amplify that comment MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^D N E S D A Y , MAY 28,1988 a small red notebook. SPECIALIST Informed persons, however, dis- PAGE THIRTJSiar Morgan, wearing a conservative MOTHERS GUESTS counted the possibility that the COSKEY IS NAMED VETS CARNIVAL blue suit, spoke Into twin micro- group would form a third ticket in REPORTS CZECH OBITUARY phones set into a shiny mahogany the fall campaign. CLAIM) BY DEATH witneaa table. He bent forward to- OF GIRLS a U B Senator Guffey said he had no ward the committee to emphasize plans for a meeting with State' PLANES FLYING FOR LAWLOR’S JOB DEATHS MEE11NG C A L L E his words. Chairman David L. Lawrence, who c • Lillenthal appeared only mildly backed the winning ticket. Law- diarlea Elliott High Routs Middletoum on QlberVs 4-Hitter. 9 tn 2 i)r. Alexander L Prince, Of Interested. FricDdl; Society Of St rence and Charles Alvin Jones, Charles laiiott of Hartford, form- The former chairman read his nominee for governor, were under- ACROSS BORDER West Hartford Man Is Pick- erly of this town, died yesterday at Plans For Annual Erent Near ______'' ...... ' ------f c _____ ' stood to he coming here In a day the Hartford hospital following testimony from a series of short, (Contmned frpm^Page One) Hartford, Passes After A prepar^ statements. Mary’s Gires Annual Din- or two and might confer with the short Illness. Mr. Elliott was born Goes Into Details President ed By G orem or To Be BOX SCORE they remained In barracks subject In. England 75 years ago w d came Completion— To Be Held BULICK TWIRLS FOUR-HITTER The contest for the Democratic After an Introductory statement, to call in case of emergency. to Manchester with his parents Local Sport Chatter hfandiaster Week’s lOnesr, ffis Career he went Into details on hla charge ner And Entertainment senatorial nomination In Iowa also SLAMS THREE PITCHERS Konrad Henlein, leader of the when a boy. His father was an en AB. R. H. PO A. E. that the T.VA.. directors had been drew attention In the capital yes- Athledc Commissioner. graver for Cheney Brothers. He was Week Of Jane 13. terday when a WPA official quoted autonomy-seeking Sudeten Ger- An exhaustive study ” hf Incomefwas {4.75 and the average {32.78 Oreeas, 8b ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 guilty of "false and misrepresenta- mans, delivered the funeral eulogy. a brother of Frank EHIiott who for Sehlaldgo, lb .. ..8 Hartfonl, May 3S— (AP) — Dr Uve reports and statements." Administrator Harry Hopkins, a AS TRADE BLANKS ROCKVILLE and expenditures for itiXtericbolastlc .Manchester Is In between the 1 2 0 0 0 Members of the G. F. S. Senior native of that state, .saying: The funeral honoring George many years conducted a shoe store athletics In Co'ionBectl Thumer, c f ...... 4 I 1 0 0 (1 FOR 10 BLOWS TO KEEP* lleander Prlnrr, prominent "The majority of the T.V.A. club of St. Mary’s church snd their .Hartford, May 25.— (A P )—Con- A full meeting of th'e several or- recUcut High last two figures with {28.25 spent "If T had a vote In Iowa, I would Hoffman and Nikolas Bmhm, shot In Manchester. Besides Frank he schools has beei^-made by John E. Petrlcclo, cf . . . ..I 0 0 0 0 0 'Jnutford ay* apeclalist, died early board in carrying on its public re mothers enjoyed the third annual as they sped past a police barracks necticut today had a new state leaves another brother, John Elliott ganizations of veterans Is asked by In 1936-37,,. .tennis costs run as Kose, If ...... lattons In such a way as to create Mothers’ party last evening In the cast my ballot for Representative McGrath, c o a ^ 'o f EJost Hartford high as {460.49, as low as {13.46 ..4 1 1 1 u 0 thlfl morning at the Hartford hoe- Otha Wearin on account of his rec- near the German frontier, was held athletic commissioner, succeeding of New Haven, and one sister, Mrs, President Edward Copeland of the Guthrie, i f ___ ..1 0 0 0 0 definitely misleading tmpression.a parish house. Guests present were; In an atmosphere of tension that High, and b U Interestmg flndmgs and average {68.97 as compared to 0 2ND P U C E IN LU G U E ord." J. W. Fox of Charlotte, N. C. MECHANICS AVENGE Wlnzler, ss . . . fltal. He bad been critically III of has done so with such skill and Mrs. George Heyn, Diocesan Presi- Senator Joseph H. Lawlor, Demo- Veterans Carnival Association for Cancel Rich Match Race are published tn the May Issue of Manchester's outlay of { 39.13___ 0 1 2 2 1 When Wearin announced he pervaded Czechoslovakia, and The fimerol will be held tomor- Murray, ss . . . . Donia for the past week. strategy, that charges of direct and dent of the GIrlA Friendly Society;' spread beyond Its borders. crat, who has resigned at Governor Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the the Bujl/Un, official CIAC publica- soccer’s high mark was {185, the ..0 0 0 0 0 0 would be a candidate against Sen- row at 2 o’clock at the Thomas U, Squatrlto, r f . . . second, went to third on a iMA Death came to Dr. Prince, attend- open falsehood generally can be Mrs. Louise Johnson, president of Express Condolences Cross’ request because he Is Involv- Army & Navy club. Plans for the tion./, .his survey revests that only low $88.15 and the average {122.8U ..2 2 1 0 0 u eye aurg:eon at the Hartford the Ladles’ Guild; Mrs. Anna Wade, ator Gillette, he said his decision Dougan Funeral Home, 59 Holl annual event which will be - held k PREVIOUS SETBACK tbte* o f 18 schools In Class A show Murphy, rf • ...... 1 0 0 0 0 u Pat Murdock Paces Attack pitch and scored as Wlnzler beat oot refuted." Dr. Morgan read. "In al had been reached after White House The military and air attaches of ed In the Waterbury Grand Jury street. The Rev. James Stuart Neill As Seabiscuit Goes Lame ...... Manchester's cost totalled .jH^taJ llnce 1923. on his 54 th most every Instance there la a tech- president of the Woman's Auxil- the German Legation In Praha from June 13 to June 18. at the a'proflt In footbkil and only six out {105.50___ Murdock, 2b-Sb ..4 2 5 2 5 u a roller to short. iary; Mias Edith Thrasher, presi- conferences. Gillette was among probe. of S t Mary’s Episcopal church will comer of Maple and Main streets Oole, lb ...... 2 0 Second Big Spree ( ;'^ilthday anniversary. nical alibi or a plausible Interpreta- the Democratic Senators who op- laid wreaths from Hitler on the of 20 enjoy financial success In bss- 0 12 0 0 Btnce 1932 D. Pricee maintained tion." dent of the Girls' Friendly Society; caskets and expressed condolences The new appointee, announced by officiate, and burial will be In the are rapidly nearing completion was New York, May 25— (A P)—Nowlt.paring for the match race, War Ad- ketball, while bssebsll, track, golf, Canade, lb ...... 1 0 0 5 1 0 On Visitors As Local Squatrlto opened the lost of tiM posed_the Roosevelt court bill. The family plot In the East cemetery. given as the reason for the veteran WITH 7-0 VICTORY McGrath’s report on sources of sixth with a single through Obinv (:«flneea at 36 Pearl street. He had Morgan said a "representative Il- and Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Neill. A to the families of the victims on Governor Ooss, Is Frank S. Coskey. that his match race with Seabiscuit mlral twice worked the dlstazr^e in tennis snd soccer are conducted at athletic income lists seven per cent Robinson, e ...... S 1 0 5 8 1 delicious dinner was served at 6:30 primary is June 6. organizations to have a full com- Murdock laid down a perfect b l ^ vWea aasoeiated from 1921 to 1932 lustration" of "misrepresentation, behalf of the German government 41. of West Hartford, veteran has been cancelled, War Admiral under 2^05. Pompoon, in /his last a loss.... from student dues. 74 per cent from Mohr, c ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Southpaw Twirls Classy Wtth Dr. E. Terry Smith and had consisting of fruit cup, creamed The wreaths were of fir, bound Democrat. mittce attendance Friday evening. will resume the schedule originally Olbert, p ...... 4 1 toward flnst and beat tha tiuroip,' was, a memorandum supplied to •tert, won the mile an4- Ihree-slx- gate receipts, 16 per cent from sea- 1 0 S 0 Squatrlto .taking third. Murdott Vjpeavlously been connected with the chicken on biscuits, mashed potatoes with scarlet ribbons, lettered "Adolf FUNERALS There will be an unusual offering mapped out and hook up with Pom- According to McGrath’s Ugurea, President Rosevelt In 1938 by Lllien- Mr, Coskey’s -first act was to of door prizes at this event. Twen- Poggi And Knlasenski Lead teenths 'of the DUIe Handicap at son tickets, one per cent from the stole lecond, Bravakis threw w UAf Aetna Life Insurance Company as peas, salad, rolls, Ice cream, cookies Hitler" and stamped with the eagle poon, hla three-year old rival of the annual outlay for these seven SS 9 10 27 14 1 Ball; Two 4*Run Sprees thal. He added that he would furn- and coffee. The tables were taste- drop Michael C. Beckanstln of West Janes M. 'Preston. ty dollars will be drawn each eve- Pimlico in track record equalling Board of Education and two per ly to third and Squatrlto scoteft • medical Industrial research work- ish "a considerable number of such WALCOn SCORES and STX'astika of Nazi Germany. Hartford, who was Lawlor’s first 1987, In the classic suburban handi- time of 1:66 4-5. eports totals {54.942.37 ^ . .. the Middletown er. fully decorated for the occasion by During the services in the Uny Largely attended funeral services ning, five dollars at 9:30 o’clock, the cap at Belmont Park Saturday. cent from miscellaneous money Robtoson reached on error at shoft* cases" when he was given access to deputy, and who automatically goes for Janes M. Preston were held yes 12“Hit Attack As Locals Following the Suburban, War Ad- highest amount expended by any raising activities___ Manchester’s AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Olbert dropped a hit toto right to Bom in Paris, France, son of the Miss Florence Cockerham, who used cemetery chapel within sight of the same amount at 10:30 o'clock and The {20,000 Suburban may not Feature; West Hartford T.V.A. records. a color scheme of blue, yellow, out with the retiring commissioner terday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock ten dollars at 11:25 o’clock. Num- miral will be .^lntod for the mile one school Is {6,646.56, the lowest entire receipts, however, are ob- Maxwell, cf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 score Murdock, then S^alflg# > late Alexander and Douise Gombaz The memorandum, he said, con- RELIEF METHODS hills that mark the troubled frontier unless reappointed by the new one. have the public appeal of the { 100,- {540.30 and the average {2.747.12 Alberg, cf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 green and sliver. At each place with Germany, not s Czech soldier with Rev. Ferris E. Re>-nolds of the bers will be drawn until there Is a Gain 8th Trinmph In 11 and an eighth of the {20,000 Brook- tained from 8. A. A. tickets and singled to score Robinson. T hum o Brince, he came with his parents as tained an "explicitly false” state- weje small booklets in blue, having Coskey, however, has named Basil Second Congregational church offi- winner at each drawing. The com- 000 War Admtral-Seablscult duel, lyn Handicap at Aqueduct, June 25, . . . . Manchestdr High comes pretty Bravakia, c-3b ...8 1 1 8 3 i Here On Friday. reached on a raisplay at abort and • child to this country, settling first or gendarme was in eight In' the which was called off yesterday after gate receipts-----the latter Is esti- ment. He also asserted that an- the blue and silver seal of the Glrla P. Fitzpatrick, 42, of West Hart- ciating. mittee felt that It would be a good with Stagehand, conqueror of Sea- close to the average, Its total for mated at less than fifty per cent of Scanlon, se-lb ...4 1 1 1 l l Olbert scored as Middletown kld(« .,4n New York and later Paterson, whole Eger area. Charles S. Howard, California own- Coleman, 2b ...... 3 o 1 2 1 l other section of the document Friendly society on the cover, with a Members of the Sudeten party ford. to Beckanstin’s {2.750 a year During the service Mrs. R. K. plan to keep the money in Man- Starts This Year. blicutt In the Santa Anita Handl- the 1936-37 season In these activi- the net income.. .. ed the boll around in the outfleld. where be attended Philips "serves only one purpose, to mislead sliver rlbboon and pencil attached. Job. Anderson, organist, rendered select- chester and dispensed with hiring er of the Biscuit, reported his colt e y . as one of his probable oppo ties having been a little under { 2,- Unqultz, 2b ...,1 o 0 0 0 0 Manchtster High's prespects of Although Middletown was cluuws IBreparatoiy school. State Official Declares Poli- and Its voluntary protective service in no condition to run Monday, but the President.” Appropriate verses from Longfel- kept order and regulated the flow ^ sk e y was appointed to Law- ed hymns. The bearers were Wells any vaudeville act for the carnival Bents. Four days later, the Riddle 900___ The eligibility rules of the Con- Palumbo, 3b ...... 8 0 l 2 1 1 tying for the CCIL baseball diadem ed with six mlicues, the vialtora con, , Ctraduiraduatlng from Yale Medical Figures In the memorandum low appeared Inside the cover. Wetherell. Francis Wetherell. Ralph and substituting prizes Instead. It’s likely to be Just as good a horse Peterson, c ...... l o 0 1 0 1 trlbuted two fielding gems. Brav^ of traffic as crowds poured in on lor's Job with the understanding Manchester Trade obtained sweet race. star Is scheduled for the $.50,000 necticut Interscholastic Athletic continued bright yesterday after- ebool In 1910 he became assistant showing a 1936 Increase In Wilson There were blank pages on which tics Has Crept Altogether that If the Waterbury man Is ex- Wetherel, Mason Wetherell, Wal A real midway Is planned for the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk The total spent by 19 schools for O'Rourke, lb . ...3 0 0 7 0 0 noon'when the Kclleyltes earned an kas raced out In back of the bleach*. | yntfesaor of physiology there, foot. In automobiles and on bicycles. revenge for Its previous 17-10 lick- Several other top notch handicap Conference prohibit a high school dam power sales compared to 1935 all present signed their names. Min- Everywhere hands were out- onerated of Grand Jury charges bis lace H. Thrall and Frederick E. carnival and will be laid out so that Downs. It’s a heavy campaign but football Is given as {24.670.53, 20 athlete from competing on an out- Gatzen, se ...... l o 0 0 0 0 easy 0 tn 2 triumph over Middle- ers to smother Thumer’s towertog : Bealtlon he held for the succeeding iature scrap books In yellow, con- Thrall. Burial was In Wapping each concession will be accessible ing from Rockville High by sock- performers will be In the race but fly In the second and Squatrlto wafi. were said by Morgan to be an ex- Too Far Into The Picture stretched In the Nazi salute. An old reappointment will be considered. ing out a 7-0 triumph over the trainer George COnway believes the schools for basketball {13.983.02, 20 side team during the schoolboy sea Rutledge, If ...... 3 0 0 1 0 1 town High at Mt. Nebo as diminu- nine years. ample of "mlsrepresematlon." taining the names of officers of the woman, too 111 to stand, lay on Otherwise, Coskey will serve out cemetetry. and easy to gel to. Ferris wheel, the Interest will be In the Admiral colt Is equal to It. schools for baseball $8,318.30, 15 Whlthey, If ...... o 0 0 0 0 0 tive ZIg Olbert southpawed the In- robbed of a hit In the third when kO His War Service club, banquet committee, menu, in- merry go round, kiddies auto ride Windy Cltyltea yesterday afternoon and Pompoon—the pair that finished son but it's evidently perfectly all drove a slzzimg liner a few faet to The year 1935, he testified, wa.s bed In an open window with her Lawlor’a full term at {5,500 a year Although dockers and horsemen schools for track {3,196.64. 13 right If an entire team steps out of Frontell, r f ...... 8 0 0 2 0 o vaders into submission with a teresting "Candid Camera Sketches” Stephen Me A dam and chair ride will be offered a.s behind the stellar four-hit flinging one, two, respectively. In the Ken- masterful four-hitter. It was OI- the left of first only to have Col^ Following the entry of the Unit- "by far the poorest of the ten pre- feeble arm upraised. ending July 1, 1941. had been none too well impressed schools for golf {425.41, 15 schools the scholastic circle to play In an Cosgrove, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ed States into the World War, Dr, ceding years," and Its use for com- of the Senior club's week-end party Hartford, May 2.5—(A P I—State Funeral service* for Stephen Mc- added attractions. The offieers In of strapping Pete Biillck. It was the tucky Derby and • Preakness last bert’s third slab start without a man recover from second, stab tbo Only relatives were allowed In- The governor said he had decided second straight shutout gained hy by Seablscuit's workouts since his for tennis {1.034.65 and six schools Independent amateur or semi-pro G. Frontell, p . ...0 0 0 0 0 (i BHnce went to France with the parative purposes was "Indefensi- last year were at each place, also Commissioner of Welfare Frederic side the chapel. But outside a Adam of 24 Griswold street were charge of the event arc Edward year. Pompoon; owned by J. H. loss and Manchester’s eight victory ball and throw Ernie out at flrat. not to name an acting commis- the local Mechanics, coming on the arrival from the weet coast, the for soccer {736.82.... league-----that’s what Middletown Herdman, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 The league standing followa: Tele medical unit. There he served ble." fluted baskets In alternating colors throng of peasants stood in their held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at Ckipeland, president, Lawrence Con- Louchhelm of Philadelphia, drew cancellation of the race came as Peterson ...... i o 0 0 t o in eleven games. of blue, yellow and gr.ccn with C. Walcott today warned b\jsiness sioner but to fill the post under the verse, treasurer and Thomas Con- heels of their 3-0 victory over Man- High Is doing and doing It, we un- as an adjutant, with the rank of "Had such a comparison been rusty black clothes and saw the conditions outlined. the home. Rev. E. G. Lusk, pastor the line fine In the Preakness, tn surprise. Howard said his horse With six wins In seven League W. U IMb’ sprigs of blue flowers on the han- men to keep politics out of any plan of the Church of the Nazarene offi- |an. secretary, assisted by a commit- chester High on Monday. The highest amount spent for derstand, with the approval of the tussles, Manchester can deadlock West Hartford .... 7 0 IfloS aeptain, at several base hospitals. made a year earlier, It would have coffins, draped with red flags on The governor yesterday named fact as close as It has been drawn bad showed signs of lameness for dles. Bouquets of yellow. lavender they may adopt as a business re- ciated. aaststed by the Rev. James tee of thirty-five from the various Hurler In Top Form against the son of Man O’War from football by any one school was $3,- CIAC___ 82 a 4 24 7 6 West Hartford's unbeaten pace set- Manchester ...... 6 1 j i t Following the war he came to showed that the T.VJt. administra- which were printed In white, "SDP,” Frederick A. Scott as statute re- several days and yesterday morning .570.62, the lowest {641.87 and the Manchester 400 014 OOx—« Bristol...... 4 s ATJ Hartford and became associated tion had reduced the sale of Mus- and white Iris, valley lilies, colum- covery program here. the Initials of the Sudeten Deutsche Stuart Nelli of St. Mary’s Episcopal seiwlre connected organizations Bullck, a bit lame from a sprain- Samuel D. Riddle’s stable since he ters for top honors by gaining a bine. pyrethrum and pansies were vision commissioner to replace John locally. ed ankle suffered In a recent game, It became apparent another work- average {1,372.13... .Manchester’s Middletown High athletic teams Middletown 000 200 000—2 triumph when Hall's champs come East Hartford .... 2 8 A60 With the Aetna Insurance Com- cle Shoals power by half, as com- He was addressing the ninth of a Partel, Henleln’s followers. church. During the service Mrs. started on hts unbeaten parade last out might harm him permanently. Rune batted In, Koee, Wlnzler 2, placed along the table. Mothers D. Thoms of Waterbury. who also Sherwood Fish sang "Moment By didn’t seem bothered by the Injury year. expenditure for the 1038-37 grid are also called the "Tigers" and hero Friday afternoon. Due to the Meriden ...... o 5 jflft pany. pared with sales by the Army be- series of "Busincs.s Clinics" held in After a consecration ceremony in resigned at the governor’s request Seabiscuit, In almost constant Olbert, Schieldge; two base hits, Middletown ...... 0 7 and guests received corsages of yel- the cemetery chapel, the coffins Moment," and "Some Time We’ll at all as he kept the four blows he The distance of a mile and a season was only {532.95 and last that's the name the schoolboy ball great interest in the tilt, it will pro- MHt Author of many articles In medi- fore the T.V.A. was created.” Mor- low roses tied with silver ribbon. connection with Hartford mobiliza- because of his involvement In the training since Howard purchased year’s cost was probably even low- Thumer, Bravakia, Scanlon, Cole- gan declared. were borne in a cortege to Eger’s Understand." allowed scattered over as many in- quarter, the same as for the can- players use In the Middletown Twl bably be played as a twilight affair cal and Bdentiflc Journals, Dr. Miss Irene Walter, vice-president tion for busine.ss action this morn- Grand Jury probe. him from the Wheatley sUble for er and far below the minimum fig- man; hits, off Olbert 4 In 9, Fron- at 5 o’clock. West Hartford hand- Brinoe also contributed to text' Morgan said use of "such terms market square for a public service. The bearers were: John Turklng' nings and fanned nine batters With- celled match race, may be more to League, playing the latter as part of the club gave the welcome ad- ing at the Hotel Bond attended by Was Thoms’ .'\sslstant SS.OOO In 1936, win get a long rest. ure given for Class A ___ of the regular schedule... .for the tell 3 In 1, Herdman 0 m 4 1-3, ed Manchester an humiliating 22-2 hooks. Prior to the war, he lec- as 'net operating revenue’ " In the about 50 buslne.ss and Industrial Crowds lined the streets as the fun- ton. James Vennard, Joseph Cordy, out giving a walk. He was removed the liking of War Admiral but the There Is some talk of rematcblng dress. At the conclusion of the din- eral procession passed, headed by a Scott was Thoms’ assistant at { 6,- N. Y. Stocks Ifi the sixth for a pinch hitter and life of us we're unable to see any Paterson 1 m 2 2-8. sacriflee hits, setback in the first engagement and tured on physiology at Fone’s den- memorandum gave the public "the leaders. Robert Smith, William Freebum weights favor Pompoon. The Ad- the pair for Belmont Park’s fall ner Mis.s Dorothy Russell, president, unit of the Henlein organization 000 a year. He also will serve until Basketball expense reached a high sense whatsoever In a rule that pre- Scanlon; stolen bases, Murdock 4 , the Kelieyites are extremely eager tal school, Bridgeport, for a short Impression that the T.V.A. power The Welfare commlsNmner also and Samuel Wilson. Kradas pitched the seventh. miral has been allotted top weight meeting but that largely depends on called upon Mrs. Heyn, who re- bearing flags draped In black. July 1, 1941 at Thoms’ salary of Palmer went the distance for of $2,463.98. a low of $200 and an vents an mdlvldual athlete from Squatrlto, Cole, Coleman, Schieldge to get revenge. time after It was founded. In re- business is being operated at a sponded with a few words of appre- severely censored present relief Adams Exp ...... of 132 pounds and Pompoon, 128. whether the Biscuit recovers com- profit.” Relatives arranged to claim the {7,500. The same conditions were Rockville and was pounded for Both are In top form. While pre- average of $699.15... .Manchester’s taking part In outside competition 2, Wlnzler, Rutledge; double plays, The local freshman twlrler had cent years he had given many pa- ciation for the work of the local so- methods and asserted that politics coffins for private burial after the attached to the Scott appointment Air Reduc ...... pletely. cage cost for the season before last Wlnzler to Canade to Murdock; left only one bad Inning yesterday. He pers and talks on his specialty be- "As everyone knows who is fa- twelve safeUei, Poggi collecting but Is subject to a different inter- ciety in the past year. Rev. Neill had crept altogether too far Into the public ceremonies. as to Coskey’s. Alaska Jun ...... was $1,545.46 and will probably be on bases, Middletown 4, Manches- faltered a bit In the fourth and ZUre meetings of doctors and miliar with hydroelectric power,” he relief picture. Allegheny ...... three in four attempts and Kulasen- pretation where a team unit ts con- then spoke briefly, after which each The third state official whose less for the past year although the ter 5; bass on balls, off Olbert 1, doubles by Bravakia and Scanlon nurses. added, "operating costa arc a very mother present received a gift from "I see the most terrible waste go- Local^tocks Allied Chem ...... skt getting two out of three. Palm- cerned.... if the practice should be and a single by Palumbo tallied both Frontell 8; hit by pitcher, Brava- small part of the total cost of gen- resignation the governor asked. Am Can ...... er, Incidentally, got two of Rock- Red and White played a maximum taken up extensively by echoolboy roar ouAPbrnu AocompUshed Artist her daughter’.s "shadow |aUy." The ing on In relief,” he said, "parUcu- Furnished by Eddy Brothers A Co. kls by Olbert; struck out, by Olbert of Middletown’s runs. In four erating hydroelectric power. By Matthew A. Daly, New Haven coun- Am Rad St S ___ vllle’s hits off Bullck. He struck schedule of gam es.... teams we can see where It's going He eras accompllahed violinist, guests were also remembered with larly with Federal funds” TO SIGN UNION PACT ty commissioner, will send In his .53 Lewis Street 7, Herdman 5, Peterson 4. Time, frames he got the visitors out In TIekets Now On Solo At painter anu etcher, pursuing these far the greater cost Is In the gifts from the club. Am Smelt ...... out five batters, walked one. INDIANS REGAIN LEAD, to be mighty difficult to distinguish order and In the other four he faced He condemned the spending of resignation "sometime next week, ” Hartford, Conn. Baseball’s highest cost was $1,- 1:50. Umpire, O’Leary. arts aolely for hla own pleasure. capital charges. The program of entertainment vast amounts on large building pro- Am Tel and Tel .. Tbs Local Tallies a high school team from a semi- only four men In each. Coleman’s KEMP’S, INC. Governor Cross believes. William R. Martin Am Wat Wks ____ 646.59. Its lowest $209 and Its aver- pro outfit... .Middletown Is playmg He was a Fellow of the Amerl- "To speak of 'net Income before was presented upstairs In the Parish grams Instead of applying the AT CHENEYS TOMORROW Local Repreaentative -Manchester scored twice In the double In the sixth was the fourth aau College of Surgeons and the fixed charges' in such* a case, with- House about 8:30 and was as fol- T think It will be forthcoming," Anaconda ...... first when Kiilasenskl opened up age $415.92.... Manchester was no less thsn five games this week, blow he allowed. Olbert struck out money directly to individual relief, the governor said. I lOO p. m. Quotations DROP YANKS TO THIRD ' Aaiarican Board of Ophthalmology, out explaining that capital charges lows : and emphasized that he was "ab.so-^ Armour, III ...... with a Texas Leaguer over second considerably below the average In which Is certainly plating over- seven batters and walked but one. Insurance Storks 1936-37 and this year’s costs sre The%'^$tandings a member of the American Physl- account for moot of the hydroelec- Senior Club Sextet: lutely and emphatically opposed to "There Is some misunderstanding Atchison ...... and crossed the platter on Wlerz- emphasis on schoolboy eport..,. Use Three Pitchers .Meeting Originally Planned on Dady." he said, pointing out that Bid Asked not likely to show much change. .. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. doglcal Society, Sigma XI, honor- tric power, tends to mislead the a. A Brown Bird Singing. by playing politics with human mis- Aetna Casualty ...... 85 90 Aviation Corp . .. blcki's single, the latter coming Blum, lb ...... 8 0 0 7 0 1 Middletown sent three pitchers to general public not familiar with hy- Rogers. For Today f'nstponed Due To the two conferred over the weekend, Baldwin. CT ...... home on two errors and a stolen De Carll, c ...... 3 0 O 6 2 1 Members of the Poll-'h-Amerlcan National thev mound In a vain effort to ary adentlfic fraternity; the Amer- ery," Aetna Fire ...... 42',4 44 <4 New York 9, St. Louie 4. s leal Society for Experimental Bl- droelectric power accounting." b. Amaryllis, by Ghys. -Absence Of Ward Chenev. when Daly protested hla Innocence Balt and O h io...... base. Another run was tallied In the Haas, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 U Allen’s Pitching, Averill’s Expenditures for track through- baaketball team, champions of the achieve Its first victory of the sea- Biislncm Conditions Aetna L ife ...... 23 25 Bendlx ...... Boston 10, Cincinnati 9. dlofy; the American, Connecticut Encore: Annie Laurie. Speaking of business conditions of the charge of having received Automobile ...... 28 30 second when Kradas singled to left, Kuhniy, rf ...... 3 0 1 1 o 0 out the state are considerably be- State Polish League and local son and the Kelieyites landed on the Adam Hats Beth Steel ...... Chicago 10. Brooklyn 4. tale. Hartford and Hartford Dance.s; here and elsewhere he stated that stock in a toilet seat company for Conn. General ...... 24 26 stole second and third and scored Obrien, cf ...... 3 0 0 2 0 1 Hitting Bring About 9*5 low the cost of other branches of tltllsts as well, were awarded trio for ten safeties, Pat Murdock All the new Spring and SumaMO a. Roller Skate Tap. by Joyce The working agreement to be en- legislative aid. Beth Steel 7, pfd .. athletics, the highest amount spent (Other game postponed.) pacing the attack with three out of County Medical Societies, and the he was opposed to government en- Hartford F ir e ...... 66 68 on an error. The fourth run came Palmer, p ...... 2 0 2 0 1 0 sweaters at the annual banquet American. lightweight modela MILK DEAURS PLAN Wclhercll. tered Into by Cheney Brothers and At the time, the governor said, Bhrden ...... being $447.52, the lowest $80 snd which the PAAC sponsored at four. Frontel, a tall left-hander, Tala Alumni Association. Also a tering or Interfering with business. Hartford Steam Boiler 49 .53 Can Pac ...... In the sixth when Becker reached Chicago 10, Waehlngton 8 UMmber of Hospitality Lodge, F. b. Tricky Tap, by Lillian Naretto Loral 63, T.W.O.C. of the C.l.O. Of there was an iiiidei-standing that National Fire ...... 5,1 5.5 second on a misplay, stole third and Victory, Red Sox Move To the average $^13.11___ Manchester Pulaski hall Sunday. . . . members ot started and was promptly battered and Winifred Pentland. The function of government, he Case (J. I.) ...... 26 0 4 21 9 6 Cleveland 6, New York 5. for four nms In the opening stanza. All One and A. M , Wethersfield. INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN said, is never to enter business and the company plant, will be signed Daly might hold up his resignation Phoenix ...... 71 7,3 scored on Poggi's single. In the Manchester ...... 210 001 8—7 runs close to the high point In this the High echool’s team were present Boston 6, Detroit 4 Trop Thru the Cathedral of St. temporarily, "but I have reason to Cerro De Pas ...... activity with $323.78 as the figure . Herdman took over In the second and Price . . $2'95 Uved In W'ethersfleld our motto should be "regulate but by company officials and members Travelers ...... 420 440 Ches and Ohio . .. . seventh, plnch-hltter Skinner slam- X — Skinner batted for Bullck m and were given billfolds... .the Philadelphia 6, St. Louie 1. John the Divine. Guide, M. Irene believe that It will be forthcoming Public Utilities seventh. S^ond By Edging Tigers; for 1936-37 but that also Incdudea speakers Included Msyor David mowed Manchester down In great Dr. Prince made his home In Walter. never operate." of the union and the union organ- Chrysler ...... med out a double. KulasenskI walk- Eastern. style for the next three Innings. Ha Watherafield. He leaves his widow, To Advertise Their I'roduct some time next week." Conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 49 .53 cross country-----track is a major Chambers, Mr. Rogslls of Rockville, Senior Club Sextet: The adoption of a plan for the izers at a meeting to be held In the Coca Cola ...... ed and the runners advanced on Rune batted In, Wlerzblckl J, Albany 2. Wilkes-Barre 0 (night) gave up a lone run in the fifth and Sold Exclusively At . , , Mta. Katherine Howard Prince. Widely To Offset Myth ThHt restoration of confidence In the The governor praised Commis- Conn. Pow...... 43 45 Col Carbon ...... Wlerzblckl's sacrifice. Wylie rapped Poggi 1, Becker 2; two base hits, Giants Trinmph. sport at the local school and the ex- organizer of the State League, At- Williamsport 10, Binghamton 5 a. The Two Clocks, by Rogers. Cheney Main office tomorrow fore- Htfd. Elec. Lt...... ,54'4 56'4 then Manchester staged another Whom he married Dec. 26. 1911, In minds of employes again played a noon. sioner Daly’s work in the New Ha- Col Ga.s and El . .. a grounder to third and Skinner Becker, Skinner; three base hits, pense Is above average because of torney Martin Stempten of New (night). Milk Is Fattening. h, Drink to Me Only' With Thine ven coiinly Jail and ."aid that he "re- Illuminating Shs...... 49 5i the fact that an unusually large four-run uprising In the sixth that BMt Hampton. L. I., two brothers. E.ves. big part In the discussion today. The meeting for signing, original- Coml Inv Tr ...... scored standing up as he was hit in Kuhniy; hits, off Bullck 4 In 6. off Britain and Wilfred Clarke of -Man- (Other game postponed.) brought Peterson to the hill to fin- Dr. Robert Prince of Paterspn, N. As In previous meetings “fear" was gretted" the necessity of this ac- New Britain Ga.s. ... 22 25 Coml Solv ...... th’e neck by Adams throw. Becker s Kradas 0 In 1, Palmer 10 In 7; squad is carried. . . . chester H lgh ....J . Carter acted as (Only games scheduled.) Plana for an Intensive radio and Encore; Old Folk's at Home. ly scheduled for today at 11 o’clock, tion. So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 135 140 By HI’OII 8. FULLERTO.N. JR. ish out the game. Glenney*s J , and Dr. Henry Prince of Little newspaper advertising campaign The personnel of the sextet was stressed by several speakera as the was postponed until’ tomorrow due (Jons Edison ...... double scored KulasenskI and Wylie sacrifice hits, Wlerzblckl; stolen Assoclatod Press Sports Writer. toastmaster and S. Dzladui was With one away In the first, "Did Good Job \ t Jail" Western Mass...... 28',4 28*4 store Open Balls, and several nephews and for the general benefit of the milk Caroline and 'Feresa Brillan, Eval- underlying reason for the lack of to the fact that Ward Cheney, Cons O il...... but was out stealing third. Poggi bases. Kulaaenski, Wlerzblckl. The Cleveland Indians, who Golf at Us most expensive cost ] chairman of the banquet commit- STANDINGS. Thurncr doubled to right and cross- nieces. responsive spending. "Senator Daly did a good Job at Industrials Cent Can ...... only $60, the lowest expenditure tee. . — National. Wednesday Afternoons. industry will get underway about dlne r*entlanil. Dorothy Russell, Ger- president of Cheney Brothers could Acme Wire ...... 20 23 and Hilinskl singled In order but Becker 3. Poggi 1, Belflore 2, Lusa. haven’t won the American League ed the plate on Kose’s single along Dr. Wilmar M. Allen, superintend- June 1, 1938, according to local deal- trude LldUon and Irene Walter. The Irving Wldcman, Hartford mer- the Jail,” the governor said, "and 1 Del Lack and West were stranded when Kradas filed Blinn, Kuhniy; left on bases, Man- W. third base line. Bravakis made a not be present at the meeting to- am sorry about all of this.” Am. Hardware...... 19’4 21'4 pennant amce 1920 although they Tune in N. B. C. Blue Net* ent of the Hartford hospital, this ers. Twenty dealers In Manchester dancers were Winifred Pentland. chant, stated that although the In- day. Douglas Aircraft .. out. chester 5, Rockville 4; base on balls, often have threatened to take the New 7’o r k ...... 21 wild peg to first and Kose went to The governor Indicated that when Arrow H and H. Com . 31'4 33'4 Du Pont ...... Chicago ...... 20 work Thursday, 10 P. M. morning paid tribute to Dr. Prince met last evening at the Hotel Sheri, Lillian Naretto and Joyce Wetherell. dustrial worker had been the hard- The agreement which will be In Billings and Spencer. 3 'i 4'i Rockville got men on second or off Kradas 1, Palmer 1: .stnick out, flag, may turn out to be a very third, then scored on Wlnzler's fly naying; dan and went over the preliminary pupllr of Miss Gertrude Fenerty. est hk In the current recession that Daly resigns no successor will be Eastman Kodak ... third In several Innings but Bullck’s by Bullck 9. Kradas 1, Palmer 6. tough team to beat this season In Boston ...... 15 to right. Squatrlto walked and (E. D. T.) for Broadcast of force and effect until July 1, 1939 named. Bristol Brass ...... 28 30 Cincinnati ...... 17 "Dr. Prince, as ophthalmic sur- plans and voted to attend the se.s- Ml.ss Gertrude Hermann accom- conditions are worse than they and from year to year thereafter Colt’s Pat. Firearms. .50 53 Elec Auto Lite . . . . fine control and blinding speed was Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Cullom. apite of everything. Murdock singled over second, then Seon. served the community and the slon at the Hotel Garde In Hartford panied the singers on the piano, and should be due to the "white collar” The governor also expressed the Gen Elec ...... In this case, "everything" Includes Pittsburgh ...... 15 the pair pulled a double steal and until terminated by either of the hope that all three of the state offi- Eagle Lock ...... 14 16 equal to every occasion and Rock- Defending Champ Beaten St. Louis ...... 12 Hartford hospital, long and well. A tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock when Miss Caroline Britton the dancers. worker putting a string around his Gen Foods ...... the fact that Oscar Vltt, their new Squatrlto Ullled on a wild pitch. ROSS signatories, will be signed by Mr. cials who.se resignations he felt com- Fafnir Bearings...... 80 90 Gen M o t o r s ...... ville simply couldn’t get a man Brooklyn ...... 12 distinguished phy.slclan and a warm the final details will be explained. A stereopticon lerture on the bankroll. Ward Cheney for the company and Gray Tel Pay Station 3 'i 4 "-i home. manager, hardly expects to turn a Cole walked and stole second as friend to collegue and patient, a A comprehensive program dealing Cathedral of St. John the Divine pelled to request will be exonerated. Gillette ...... fourth-place club Into a pennant Philadelphia...... 8 Murdock pilfered home on another "If the white collar worker by Sidney Hillman, National Chair- Mr. Coskey was being boomed by Hart and Cooley . . . . 170 190 Trade Is slated to oppose Tor- Last Night’s Fights prodigious worker, his Influence and with the quality of milk and Its was of great interest to all present doc.sn’t start spending pretty soon Hudson Motors .,. winner m one season; that they Amerloan. double steal to make It 4-0. man of the Textile Workers Organ- Pollsh-Amerlcan groups for a place Hendey Mach. B...... 5'4 7 Int Harv ...... rington here next Tuesday and will Cleveland ...... 21 ncoompUshmenta remain with us." value to the human needs will be and was made especially so by the he too will join tpe ranks of the un- Landers, Frary Clk. 21 23 have had the habit for years of fall- In British Amateur Play .677 In the fifth, Schieldge got a A R M STR O N G izing Committee; Frank Manning, & he favored to repeat the 15-2 vic- thoroughly advertised, in addition manner In which the lecture Itself on the Democratic state ticket this Int N ick ...... Pittsburgh — Tommy Splegal, ing apart In mid' sewon; that Boston ...... 18 .621 scratch hit to second when bis Sponsored By Adam data. employed Industrial labor." he as- New England Regional Director of fall. He was indorsed for the state New Brit. Mch., Com. 15 17 tory esumed in the first meeting. to the radio program and newspaper was presented by .Miss Irene Walter. serted. Int Tel'and Tel ... 134'4. Unicntown, Pa., knocked out they’re a notoriously weak road New York ...... 16 J193 grounder took s bad hop, then stole the T.W.O.C.; J. William Belanger, treasurer’s place. do., pfd...... 90 100 Johns Manvllle . .. . Box score: Washington ...... 18 COLLUSION, CONSPIRACY advertising the committee In charge The slides were obtained through It was the consensus of many North and Judd ...... 23',4 25'4 (Thief Babv MlUcr. 133, Wheeling. club, and that those murderous Yan- 80 and 12 feet at the tenth, fif- JI29 plans to publish a Health Book. The the courte.sy of the Laymen’s Club State Director of the T.W.O.C. and Mr. Fitzpatrick lives at 20 Mid- Kennecott ...... Manchester Trade W. Va. (7). kees still are hanging around. teenth and sixteenth to close out ChKiggo ...... 11 .478 business men at the meetings that Clarence Luplen, president, Robert dlefleld Drive, West Hartford, and Peck. Stow A WUcox 4 6 AB R. H. PO. A E. Robert Sweeny Eliminated Detroit ...... 18 real purpose of the camp-ilgn Is to of the Cathedral Church of St. John Ru.ssell Mfg. Co...... 22 25 Lehigh Val Rd . . . . Los Angelea—Bob Pastor, 183. The Indians, however, have ac- the English title-holder before s .448 dispel the myth that milk will add the plan proposed Tuesday by Frzm- Richardson, vice president, and la manager of the local branch of LIgg and Myers B . KulasenskI, as ...3 2 2 0 0 1 gallery of 1,000. Philadelphia...... 10 .857 (MARGES AGAINST TVA the Divine, and the operator was cis S. Murphy, general manager of Scotlll Mfg. Co...... 18 >4 20'4 New York, knocked out Chuck complished a couple of notable feats weight and for that reason many Howard Briggs, assisted by Erwin Francis Riley, of the local chapter. the B. F. Goodrich company. He Loew’s ...... Wlanblckl, c ___ 8 1 1 10 2 0 'Crowell, 212, Los Angeles, (1). on their current home stand. ITiey In Second Ronnd 2 Up By Watching the Georgian play six- St. Louis ...... 6 .276 the Hartford Times, whereby labor has been connected with that con- Stanley W ork s...... 33 35 WyUo. lb . . . BMtem. persons will not drink it. Rot her. When completed the build- do., pfd...... 2714 29'4 Lorillard ...... ___ 4 1 1 6 0 1 Muskogon, Mich.—Wesley Ramey. climbed back to the lead after drop- teen holes in two under 4’s, Henry MADE BY A E. MORGAN The meeting at the Hotel Garde ing win be 601 feet long and 320 would be assured steady employ- cern for 25 years. Mont Ward ...... Becker, 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 3 0 135, Grand Rapids, Mich., outpoint- ping to third place In the east. They Cotton remarked, "Now that boy’s Hazleton ____13 8 ment during the next four month’s, Mr. Fitzpatrick was for some Torrlngton ...... 20 22 Nash Kelv ...... English Foe; Yates De- Albany ...... 15 10 Is open to all local dealers and the feet wide across the Transepts, and Veeder Root, new ... 38'4 40” Poggi. ib ...... 4 0 3 1 0 0 ed Johnny Diirso, 141. Louisville won six of seven games from east- good I like bis Irons and he putta advertising campaign will cover the would do as much or more than any- years a professional basketball Nat Rise ...... ( 10) . very boldly." Binghamton ...... 18 9 (Ooottnaed from Page One) will cover an area of 121.000 cubic Manchester New' York Banks Htlinskl, If . ...4 0 1 2 0 u tern rivals, and they turned back greater Hartford area for the pres- feet, and will be the largest Cathe- thing eUse to stimulate business dur- player and also engaged in semi-pro Nat Ca.sh Reg . . . . Kradas, cf-p ...4 1 1 1 0 0 New York—Nat Lltfln, 123 V4, the Yanks twice In two days. Pennink, experimenting with a H artford...... 12 9 ing the summer months. baseball. He la an active member Bank of New York .. 325 345 feats Pennink By 3 And Trenton ...... i3 i i ent but It la hoped that the whole dral In the world. There are seven Nat Dairy ...... Belflore, rf .. ...8 1 1 0 0 0 New York, outpointed Johnny Com- The pitching of Johnny Allen, a new driver, couldn’t keep the ball in iMS not been honest administration I milk Induatry In the slate will be a Date Book of the World Series club snd a mem- Bankers Trust ...... 4214 44 Nat D istill...... the fairway off the tee. Elmira ...... ii lo of a great public trust." separate Chapels built around the Bullck, p ...... 2 0 0 0 I 0 po, 124, New Haven, Conn., (8). former Yankee, and the clouting of part of the program before the end ber of the Hayea Velhage Post. He Central H anover___ 82 86 N Y Central ...... Wllkea-Barre . . . . 6 19 Choir, as follows: The Chapels of X, Skinner, c f .1 1 0 0 0 Hlarl Averin enabled the Tribe to 2; Reynolds Smith Loser. First Statement. ! of the first six months. is a member of the hoard of direc- Chase ...... 27'4 29 N5' NH and H . . . . Williamsport ...... 7 18 Today’s hearing brought the first ‘ S t James; St. Ambrose; St. Mar- AnORNEY WITHDRAWS Tonight Chemical ...... 3814 40 SLIGHT CONTRAST. wm 9-5 yesterday and drop New tin of Tours; St. Saviour, St. Col- May 25 — Third anmial outdoor tors of the City club and the Ki- North Am ...... York Into third place. The Boston iWESTERMY’S^STRRS comprehensive statement from Mor- wanLs club. He la married and City ...... 21'4 2.3 Packard ...... 82 T 12 21 6 3 gWJ regarding his differences with umha; St. Boniface; St. An.sgariiis Mu.slral Festival ' by 1,000 school Continental ...... 1114 13 RocJcvUlo High Chicago—The two leading pitch- Red Sox, who took over second with TODAY’S GAMES. These Chapels are all gifts in has two children. Param P lo t...... ers on the University of Chicago a 6-4 triumph over the Detroit Troon. Scotland, May 25.— (AP) By the Aoeoelatad Preee. NattenaL other T. V. a . directors. Pre- FROM FEDERAL SUIT singers at Educational Square. Com Elxchange...... 44 46 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. —Charley Yates of Atlanta defeat- ABOUTTOWN memory of the persons mentioned This Week Penn ...... baseball team are Paul Amundsen, Tigers. Invade aeveland today for Bt. Loult at New York. vlous> he had refu.sed to detail his First N ational...... 1560 1620 UorgansoD, ss ...8 0 0 1 1 u ed English amateur champion Lynn Nelson, Athletics— Beat 8L under their separate headings. In May 28—V. F. W. and Auxiliary Phelps Dodge . ; . . . who stands « feet 7 inches, and a two-game series. Chicago at Brooklyn. charges to President Roosevelt, say- Work consisting of the cutting Guaranty T ru s t.... 212 221 Adams, 8b ...... 8 0 0 1 3 1 Frank Pennink, 3 and 2. today to Louis Browns with five hits, 8 to 1. ing he would testify only before'a back and regrading of roadside connection with the Cathedral Hartford, May 25.— (A P )—Attor- Joint banquet Irving Trust ...... lOt; 11 Phil Pete ...... Bobby Burke, wrho rises only 5 feet Allen, gaining bis fifth vfetory. al- PltUburgh at Philadelphia ney George J. Sherman today said QUARRYYILLE SOCIETY Pub Serv N J ...... Lusa 2b ...... 8 0 1 8 2 0 ' Inches. . .. reach the third round of the Brit- ''^Ince DlMagglo. Bees—His hom- Chnelnnatl at Boston. Congres.xioi'.al committee. hanks on .South Main street near proper the following buildings have tv>mlng Events Manhattan . <...... 21 23 lowed nine hits Including s homer ish amateur golf cbamplonobip as It was then that .Mr. Roosevelt James Gordon property Is progress- been erected: blshop’e house; dean- he was withdrawing as local counsel Radio ...... by Bin Dickey with Gehrig on base. er, double, elngle drove in three runs American. June 1-.5—98th annual convention Manufact. Trust...... 33 35 Reynolds Smith, American Walker as Bees rallied to top Reds, 10-9. rUsmissed Morgan as T. V. A. chair- ing rapidly, and it la expected that ery; choir school: St. Faith’s ho\i.se; for a religious sect which Is going of .New England Southern division TO GIYE PROGRAM New York Trust , . . . 81 84 Rem Rand ...... AverUI hit for the circuit with two New York at Detroit. into Federal court tomorrow Repub Steel ...... aboard in the third and tripled with Cupper from Dallas, and Robert Lefty Grove. Red Sox— Won Philadelphia at Chicago. ® move which Morgan has In- It will be finished within a few days. Synod house and open air pulpit. of Methodist Episcopal church at Public National ...... 22 24 Sweeny, Anglo-American defendmg dicated he might yet challenge In The success of the evening Is due morning to challenge the arrest of Rey Tob B ...... the comers crammed In the fourth. eighth consecutive victory and kept Boston at Cleveland. The cutback was undertaken as a South Methodist church. Title Guarantee ...... 5 s champion, went down to defeat. season’s record spotless by beatmg the courts. itafety measure and its compleUon largely to the efforts of Miss Ger- some 150 followers. U. S. T ru st...... 1490 1550 Safeway Stores ... Old Lefty Grove and slightly Washington at St. Louis. .Mr. Sherman said he differed with June 6-11 — Carnival sponsored Present Play Tomorrow Nig’ht Schenley D Is...... younger Jimmy Foxx brought about Smith was beaten, 2 up. by young Tigers, 6 to 4. Eastern. Morgai, told the committee today will leave the road over ten feet tnide LIddon. general chairman; Jocelyn Walker, former Cambridge Mis Irene Walter, chairman of en- Attorney Olin R. Moyle, New 5’ork 1 by -Manchester Fire Department. Sears Roebuck ___ Boston’s victory. Grove, pitching Monte Pearson, White Sox— Re- Hazleton at Hartford. that the T. V, A. "is an Instrumen- wider at that point. June 11 — Cabaret dance by Le- In Connection With Refresh- University captain. Sweeny, a tality actually and potentially of tertainment; and .Muw Florence city, also representing the sect over ments Sale At Church. Shell U nion...... his way out of frequent trouble, turned to action and held Senators Williamsport at Binghamton. a question of "policy." Conse- gion at Rainbow In Bolton. CARDENAS ORDERS Socony V a c ...... resident of London who was born In Wilkes-Barre at Trenton. very great value to the people, and Cockerham, decoration chairman rang up his eighth straight victory the United States, was well off his to ten lilts to wm, 10-3. Manchester building actlvitv has •Members of the Latlies Guild pre- quently, Mr. Sherman decided It was June 13-18 — Manchester Veter- South Pac ...... His closest squeak came In uie Elmira at Albany. a contrihutor In a large way to the picked up considerably this month, game and went out before William Earl Averill, Indians —CHouted public welfare." pared the dinner, and a group of unfair to his clients to represent an’s Association carnival at Main The Quanyvillo Ladles Aid so- South Rwy ...... ninth, when he retired York. Green- homer and triple and drove m six according to the value of permits them further. and Maple streets. TROOP ADDITIONS Robb, Perthshire doctor, by a score He said he hart requested an In- members of S t Mary’s Girl Scout ciety will give an entertainment to- St Brands ...... berg and Ross on pop fllea with the of 5 and 4. runs in 9-5 rout of Yankees. CARR TO FACE FITCH which have been Issued bv Building Questions of law will be heard June 15—Graduation exercises at tying run on third. Foxz’s homer vestigation of the T. V. A. "only Troop served as waitresses. In morrow evening at the church near St Oil Cal ...... Putting superbly, Yates, who yes- Slick Castleman and Jim Ripple, because there .sr-emed to he no other Inspector Edwabd C. e 'iHo U, Jr. charge of Miss Evaline Pentland. by the Constitutional Court consist- •Stale Trade school. (Oentlnned from Page One) St on N J ...... with a mate aboard provided the Several new Mncleal Inetremente ...... «... 11 M A N C H E S T E R -fiSfauHirfi ' .UMte J«I8 «v UCA MB v i C t I NC NO R O A D S I G N S W A T E R C O . ALLEY OOP ______F-ZS Foozy’s Mad By H AM LIN ‘*rd—Hatal^ Mtaarta I’AA * 0 twisted up IM \A/aJ_,THP ALL IS SERENE IN PEACEFUL iWXnOO. Moareoraata 5 9 7 4 HURR5C M I S S NORTH - htXJR. Y o u DO NT MEAN WHILE KING O U l SAV, VDU LONG-NOSED THeSE COPES 1 CAklT 00N3OUN0 THAT SHERIFF A 6 «e IS THE SPOT FOR TOUR, Bie-SHOT X AND the MOOVIAN5 VASS/ CLEAN IT AN pw e no seems oT have m e a m d e b r i s , De b r i s — HO HUM .'CEE, RUMMV-WHY'N'CHA SSrterT ...... *» CUMB BACK UP . OR FLICKER.. HESTOME KNOTTED SENSE OF HUMOR,, MISS NORTH/ AND HIS SEARCH THRU THE , hi.tjootsy DO IT QUICK,TOO, Oaancry Board—lia#ort# ao UNUSUAL STAVINO ROWEES_l A s TAG--- YOU t h e y ' r b AINTTHIS T Y vEH-SW, O.EAN VEH.FI5H? CVEAl REACH ME UP SO TKhm, RECKON KfitY, ITS JUST LIKE AN OLD-J RfiLS ARE JUNGLE — [HEBE'S A FISH BEFOfLE 1 BUST I FEAR 1 SHALL HAVE TO MVBA’S MEAM D E B U T / JW' GONNA iSWEU.T„_^n LOOKS UHE D'VA'SPECT ws»ts4— Raone—Board gi G A S C O . 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CA^RTHE W an ed- Real Ratata •• tall Ae 5121 6BAS5/ *»aa*a»##e#e n ^ ______t - f ^ JUS. gp- K / Leo»*.iw*»*Wk$Pvw3:^ riTaio U.3.MT.QW, SIXTEEN iM attfliffH tgf jE ttntfatg WEDNESDAY, MAY 2B, 1988 Temple Chapter, Order et the Raymond LAdd and hia mother, Eaatem Star, will meet tdnlfht In Tha regular maetlng of ward Tha Epworth Circle of the Wes- ABOUTTOWN Mrs. Ladd, with a number of their Cheney Camp, V. B. W. V. will ba ttaJlan-Amerlcan Athletic the HaaotUc Temple, when the an fiiende and relatives were guests at lejran Guild will meettomorrow eve- held tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock a u b is h o l ^ a m ating tonight at A' nhearsai win b« held tn the nuaJ memorial eervice will tM Squirrel Lodge. Tolland, at a ipe- ning at 7:48 at the home of Mrs. exemplified. A eoclal time will fol- la the state armory rooms, pic- Gladys Jlllson. 128 Eldrldge street 8.80 o clock at the Moose aub. pL^Bldlister street school Thursday at cial dinner at 3 o'clock on Sunday, tures at the officers will be shown Members « e requested to bring all low the biuineai during; which Mlsi "Earned” dollars will ba collected S:SO for Faith Spillane's dasclng* Ruth Coam and her committee will to tha members at the meeting. ftf thU meeting. btmks sold for the drawing of a HALE'S SELF SERVE IC'^weital. Harry A, Howland, 71 Strickland table mode] radio. serve refreshments. street, Manchester, <3oan., haa been The Original In New England! elected to memberahlp In Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary society In the Wharton Scbo(8 of Finance and AND HEALTH MARKET Commerce at the University of ^ a t i v e a nd N e a rby V eget a bles Pennsylvania, where he la a mem- ber of the Junior class this year. Howland, who formerly attended* Manchester High School, haa been THURSDAY SPECIALS ASPARAGUS prominent in campus aetlvltlea at Pennsylvania and U a member of the Delta Tau DelU fraternity Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. 15c bunch 19c there, •' boncli of Asparafos a good value — both foB il No. 10 Oaa Dole vneliee — only dUference la tblckneas of stalks. Plano pupils of Mrs. Paul Mosley of 1(H Haynes street wlU be beard m recital 'Thursday evening at 7:30 Pineapple Juice 59c Mackerel Fillets Native B eets...... bun. ...9 c o’clock at her home. Mrs. John Lobsters Pickles will be guest soloist. Friends Fre.sh Spinach...... peck 15c Interested wlU be welcome. Uargo Bottle Red Wing Clams Botterfish Beet Greens...... peck 25c A. F. Howes Is chairman of the Shad Green B eans...... qt. 9c Religious Education ooramlttee, Chili Sauce 15c 2rc27c Sole Fillets whlqh meets tomorrow evening at G rapefruit...... 4 for 29c the parsonage of the Second Congre- No. 2 Con Bart Olney’s Haddock Fillets Larire Baking: Apples . .6 for 19c gational church. This commute, to- Salmon North Cod Larffe Pineapples...... ea. 21c Methodist church will sponsor the Golden Bantam Corn 23c Mnusi vacation school the first Pollock Strawberries In Maldiig Plan For Your Summer Wartobe fT>'« will be the 12th consecutive season for the school. ' Sunbrite Cleanser 2 Cans 9c LAMB KIDXEY.S, New Shipment of 8 f o r ...... 10c The First Ripe No. 2 Coa Bello Brond 35c dozen. Nathan Hale Lodge.' No. e I CANTALOUPE Orange Young Americana, will take Oeld day at Marie Dressier Tender—y oiin g. Wales Beach, Mass.. Memorial Day. Tomatoes Cans BEEF LIVER, MELONS There are alx or seven vacant seats, lb...... m the bus. and anyone desiring to I 25c go should get In touch with William 2 for 25c \ SUMMER Kellogg's Wheat Krispies Freshly Chopped ^ rkln^on, or call MlUer Haugh, GROUND BEEF. lb...... ^nlght. At the lodge meeting to- 28c BLUEBERRIES mOTow evening at 6 o’clock six VOILES 1c package 2 pounds 55c. STRAWBERRIES membera will be Initiated. Dark backgrounds with with Any Other Kellogg Product— (while they laat!) of Cam-1 floral prints— also flock dots bridge street will give a program of Freeh on navy and black. Sizes humorous and dramtic monologues tomorrow evening, at the SOth an- \ ^ 391-i to 521/.. mcnu/)':ic U/vcen/.mc. Green Spinach 2 Pk„, 15c ^ ‘ 302 MAIN STREtT BriSSt'^ I WRTH OF POST OFFICE ONE BLOCK FROM UATf ABMOQ i a.^ru,^'™ Woman’s I $ 1.98 to $ 3 .9 8 th^r ^ ^ reminded to bring Fresh Tomatoes 2 Lb. 1 Sc slen- o dock communion service tomor- Fresh, Juicy, Califomlo row, Ascension day. The Manchester Radio club held Oranges 17e For Summer Beauty Its regular meeting last night at Every H om e the home of Forrest Howell on I • SHAMPOO Edgerton place, i^ana were dis- cussed for the field day "Ham feat” • FINGER WAVE Which Will be held at aiffor“ S I Should H a ve A n HEALTH MARKET .1" ®"®’''"Fham June 1 1 • FACIAL NELLETTA venri*' P°''‘ '“ >Ie emer- I A m eric a n Fl a g • HAIRCUT fnli end receivers will be operated by a number of FISH SPECIALS amateurs of the club. The field day ALL FOR *1.00 SHEER demonstrate the posalbllltles of the equipment of FREE PERMANENT Mackerel bjcal radio club membera for han- One chsnce wllh everj dollar’s worth of work doni-. dling mes.sages during emergencies. Shad -^""y »nd Navy I 1 club auxiliary are reminded of the $7-98 banquet to be held at the Hotel French Beauty Shoppe Scallops tmerHlan tomorrow night at 7 Lb. 25c 48 Pearl Street Phone 3058 Mrs. Petitjean o’clock, also to bring their "palale walale" gifts. t<»»ie ; Deiigned to solve many of your summer wardrobe prob- Halibut Lb. 25c MIsa Margaret Hyde of Ruaaell I lems . . casual enough for office, pretty enough for 7/ street who recently returned from Mciting afternoons . . . in a gay. floral print with a several months’ stay In St. Peters- Swordfish lingerie trim and graceful rippling skirt . , . it's Nelly Lb. 25c burg, Florida, haa left for her cot- s *Nelletta shear Rayon with a fine regard for your tage at Grove Beach Point, where she will spend the summer. • fiQure and your budget. Butterfish Lb 1 7 c Thursday Night Rockville Lodge of Elks will ob- •8.J. U. S. P.t. Off. I Night" tomorrow Fillet of Haddock Lb. 1 8 c J . " reKular sesainn at the I I. O . O . F . Elks Home In Rockville. The candl- Boxed Flag date for the Elks degree will be a Sliced Cod police oiticcr and the chairs will be Lh. 12^c Other Nelly Don, L’Aiglon ? iiR? actively connected DeLuxe Bingo Policeman Outfits Steaming Clams Quart Edwin P^uinot of the Stafford r 15c Watch for Advertisement Thursday! Springs barracks will be In the ' and Hubrite Cottons Sets consist of American fiag Exalted Ruler for the I with sewed .stripes and printed Initiation ceremonies. A buffet sup- stars, blue enameled Jointed pole Chowder Clams 2 qi ,. 2 5 c per will follow. ^ and gilt top with cord and hold- $1.98 to $5-98 er. Manchester PubKc Market 3’x5’ ’1 ’1 $1.69 RADIO Washable Handbags OUTFIT Complete A Shipment of Fresh Sea Food SERVICE By Truck Express Thursday 4’x6’ ilR A S A V E W A I fE ' ______Morning $1.98 / I, ) OUTFIT Complete Fresh CauKhI Connecticut River Shad— Bucks and Roes Wm. E. Krzih ______L>c pound PHONE 4457 iiif h ^ ' 4’x6’ F la g s ...... * 1.19 Fresh Caunht Mackerel...... 3 Ihs. 2.1C 33 Delmont Street Fresh Cape Buttertish...... _ Smart styles In all white bags. Gay Children’s ^ ...... I!>c Ih. new print bags. Also contrasting • ftk ^ colors in wheat linen bags. All C a c h A I I II I 12” x l8 ” Flags 1 I l o ME AT SPECI AL.s; copies of higher priced bags. ' r • W On Staff ^^The H a u n t e d ^ Amihnaiui aSKi'ivrtTiSSf S' Tea Room" Lower Round (Ground ' •f 3-.Act Comedy Home Made .’^ausaife M eal...... Tender (-ah es- I her ...... " Bolton Methodist Church Slehln (Quarryville) \ White 'I (M It MXKERV DEI’ ARTMENT Thursday, Mav 26, 1938 Fried H u n '/. . . j 7:15 P. M. more {T^a ' An-elXiUi^s...... --,’5 Adult.s, 25c. Children, 15c. HATS ®«*ice,ndgfve°vo net three .Tell> D o n u ts ...... Highland Park Rolls, ou I U'lia I \ a riel y , ...... T- ? N ew F ashion H its Community Players. Cm.kies ,,ur home made kind . .'.'. Dlc doz.', 2 doz. for 25c Coffee |{im:>. mdi^idual s iz e ...... | . .. .2 for Just A rrived! vei. et.vhi.e 'department -Any 3-Piece Living Room V Native .Vsparayus % Fresh l.reen Peas . ...1 7 c bunch Suite A Hat Event That Win a $ I d l O O f g • _ * Nice Ripe I’ineapple . ..2 qts. 15c Be Fancy New i’otaloes ----- 2 for 2.1c Re-Upholstered . . . .8 lbs. 25c I “ '"rid menofin** "*'**’' Nice Ripe Tomatoes. Like New! “The Talk of (he Town” ----- 2 Ib.s. 19c 5- Reg. *39.00. “'»« (Qd S $30 , prorectfo"* TER.MS — FREE DEUVEBT . . . . . 29c ea. - Cartwheels, medium brims, off-the-face and turban *'•« choice or *? *"• Thi, J FREE ESTIMATES jB Latest style coveiioga, tprlan / /> V "tyles , . . every hat new, becoming, smart! In white, „ r grocery val ues and filling completely rebuilt aod / / - naturals, colors! Leghorns, tuscans, felts, linen^ I, tllael, IwriMl-le-lNal I BcMcr B u tter...... 10c lb C-B-. on refinUbed. All work fully gnar- / ^ piques and crepes. All headsizes. anteed. Work done at own abop. THRIFT UNIT Peyaent pl,a ^ ^ 5JBT, >| Fie.s— a whole meal for .. m* To responsible people^—Small GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. Dill Pickle.s. Brownie Brand ...... V 'j'’ ' I - ' down payment, easy monthly pajments. Sugar. Domino Fine Granulated .. .'.lO-lb.doth ba^ 49c Russian Fkmr, Gold .Medal and Pillsburv .. ‘*4i, Ih hao qo,. MANCHESTER Windsor pirf'S ***“'• Vail.,)',.;; .i c ’ S! LTHOLSTERING CO...... cans 23c 48 .Madison S t Bosy Since IB32 43^ HA IC CORR T|i€ CORK lo o r Own Lo^nl Upholsterer JW H AU M anch uria Comm* DIAL 5137 17 Years. Pbene MIS. MANCHISTBR . COMM> ^ I ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD- IT PAYS!