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humidity that's bothering postal RFC ATTORNEY man On Minority Issue. New York, Aug. 19.-::-(AP) — Raids Described As Being employes here—it’s nm t winter’s Testifies Tammany Dis- the Christmas rush. Court-room spectators at the Tha^poat office at Kans—the James J. Hines trial were amus- Praha, Aug. 19.—(AP)—Premier SAYS DUSTING ed by the. testimony of Julius Worst For Many Months. Ice Tbox" of ■ Pennsylvania—yes-~ trict Leader Get J12S terday aaked for bids for addi- Milan Hodza today discloesd that Williams, red-haired Negro, when, he sold he could not read, tional vehicle service, including the Czechoslovak government would^ horse-dra'wn sleds, for the Yule POUTICAL ACT although he could write when Week For Political "Plro- Hendayei France, ( At the Spanish give choice'political : plums 1q an • season. attempt to padfy its clamorous, someone gave-'blm the letters to Frontier), Aug. 19.—(AP)—Span- And the Kane ski club, unim- put down. autonomy-seeking Sudeten German . tectioii”; Says Cash Re- ,^lshish Insurgents closed the French pressed by August’s heat wave, ‘Requert” Resignation Of Their amusement changed to ^ le r and loosed a heavy air raid met to set next February 8-12 minority. down-right hilarity when he add- Barcelona today in preparaUon for the annual Western Penn- The premier made the disclosure ed that he did not know all the corded On Books As Foes for a general offenaive. .... ^Ivania Winter 'Carnival, in a conference with 'Viscount R und Campaign Stalwart Of alphabet, only the letters "from Insurgent military leaders con- 'taan, uiliO^Ial British mediator In A. to Z.” the trotiMsOme minority issue. Williams, held os a material For Liters, Bondmii. firmed that Generalissimo Francisco . Lord •Rundman’s conference with George Forces Focuses Franco himself would lead a new Hodza followed his meeting for the svitness, was in Tombs prison drive. Franco named General Juan today trying to figure It all out. first time yesterday with Konrad New York, Aug. 19 — (AP) — Vigon, former chief of staff of the JAPANESE CAU Attention On Georgia. Hehlein, leader of the 3,500,000 Joseph "Big Jos” Ison, 47, a West northern insurgent army, chief of Nazi-supported Sudeten Germans bis personal staff. - Some quarters believed th d r Inter- Indian ,Negro and one-tim« Hozlem French border guards said Insur- MIUJON MORE view noight have found a way for Atlanta, Aug. 19. — (AP) — The policy gome operator, testified in gent authoriUes had shut the fron- softening the Sudeten Germans’ In- request” resignation ot a campaign REDSOLDIERS Supreme Court today at tha eaa» tier tighter than at ahy time since detent demands. With clenched, flat, Abraham Sobel of Boston,' who saw service the start of the civil war more with the Spanjab Loyalists, demonstrated In Washington for the House stalwart of the ^nator Walter F. splrocy trial of Jamaa J. Htnea, To Get PostnMtershlps committee atudying unAmerican activities the salute he said is given than two years ago. MEN TO ARMS SeYen postmMterships in larger Geot'ge forces from his government Tammany district laadar, that the Communist flag.in war-tom Spain. Sobel said he Joined up witb' Job today focused political attention AVER SOLONS nooney bs and other bonkers had to Offenslva Against Catalonia oommunltles-^tncludlng Bodenback. the Loyalista in Boston. Instirgent souri^ said they Asch and Rumburg—are to be given for the second time within a week turn over to' the Dutch Bchults awb pected the offensive would be di' the Sudeten Germans! on Georgia’s hard fought- Senatorial AD Males In Recmit Dhrisiem primary campaign. WM going to "Jimmy HIbm' Ctab.** reeled against Catalonia, possibly From thdr ranks, it wm said, also GAVE SALUTE Edgar B. Dunlap, active supporter Ison said Hines got 9125 a wask coupled with a simultaneous drive would be selected the chief of over- of George and Georgia attorney for from the multi-miUion dollar poUey against besieged Madrid. Who Ha?e Not Received seers—who directs public works—at the Reconstruction Finance Corpor- racket for poUtieal "protoctioa." The goal of the campaign ap Bruenn; district governors at Asbh, BRITISH RECEIVE NO ation, announced yesterday he hod The witneM said arrests for pottcy Trautenau and possibly other com' (FConiiell And Bernard Made parenUy was to end the civil war Active Training Are Or- resigned his RFC post at the request violations dropped 50 psr osnt lata before'it reached its third winter. munitles, and more employes of the of (Hauda E. Hamilton, Jr., RFC In 1982 and oaito in 195s—the pMiod railroad adminlstratlcm. A number of Insurgent officers general counsel at WMhington . Soviet Gesture After shortly sfter Hines. aoeonUng to who have been on leave were recall- dered , To, "Stand By.” The premier said the Ministry of ANSWER TO PROTEST The announcement came exactly District Attorney Thowss B. ad to duty effective Aug. 21. Justice WM giving favorable con- one week after President Roosevelt, Dewey’s accusations, sntared Into q. Insurgimts eald they bombed Bar. sideration, too, to appointment of a speaking at BarneavUle, Oa., urged Speaking At Dedicajtion conspiracy with Dutch Schnlts to Sudeten (ierman m president of celona three Umes between dawn the defeat' of Senator George be- “put the flx" on the radcat. Tokyo, Aug. 19 — (AP) — The the Regional court at ^ e r . Ambassador To Germany cause of his opposition to some ad- la "Fasa* and noon today Reports reaching A member of the British mission Of Hospital In ' i ths border said 20 persona were Japanese government acted today SAYS MORGAN ministration measures, and advo- “Big- Joe” aaid th* money to make quickly available an esti- said these were ccmcessions of a cated the nomlnatlbn of Federal Dis- jdPed and 100 wound^. "positive, specific nature , which Asks FnU And Speedy leoorscolded on tha ...policy sUp hooks i Raida W ont In Montlis mated 1,000,000 more men (or Its trict Attorney Lawrence 8. Camp, ‘Yeea" tor lawyers end bondmen. form a substantial' basis for nego- one of three Geoiwe opponents. . Washington, Aug. 19.—(AP)— A (Fragmentary reports from Bar- fighting forces, as negotiations with tiations with the Sudeten German BLOCKED IDEA ‘1 was puHled at firat what tks Explanation To Arrest To ContinneAid .George witness told a House oommlttM to- figures meant," he said. celona, aeat of the Spanish govern' Soviet JRussia for settlement of the opposition." Dunlap, who sold the telegraphic ment and center of its war machine, Lord ■ Rundman told Hodza he day that RepreaentaUvM O’OonaeU He eald he tnikad It over wRk Siberian froiriier dispute reached request for hts RFC resignation "Is Weinberg and J. Richard (D ii^ deacribed the raids as the worst in "welcomed the action taken by the OF MEDIATION solely occMioned by my oettvltles (P-Mont) and Benuird (#LrMlna) months). . a new deadlock. government in thla respect." Of Passport Officer. Davis, and that one of them toto for. Senotor^Goorgo," added that he g»v« the "regular Oomimmlztte htan: .--r;! fieveral bombs were said to have A new order, by the War office would continue to work for the ra- simply Instructed all males in tbs Oonoemad Henleta Talk salute" efter addreeelng eeverol “The money la going to fallen in. Barcelona’s old quarts^, Most of thdr interview. It wm ac- nominatlon of the senior Georgia hundred American youthe fighting TBim* clubs** aurroondlng the water front diS' recruit di'vislon,- made up of men be- knowledged, conoemed Lord Rund- London, Aug. 19-r- (AP) — The TVA D irector Testifies C b ir- JBqnator. tween 20 and 84 who have not re- man'a talk with Henlein. :_ British government itoday Infona- The Reconatructlon Finance Cor- in Spain. Ison later sold that his i trict. ceived aqtive rtainlng, to “stand Alvin L Halpem, who told the alone, among msay other Harlasg- 'Hm bombing of BUredona and re>- No authoritative source, how- ed Germany that it “takee a eerioiloia poration in WMhington sold It hod by”. ever, WM disposed to talk .of yes- man %po$ed Step On asked Dunlap’s resignation "because committee Investigating un-Ameri- baaks, wm forced to oonM- ports that ths Insurgents were pre- This WM taken to indicate that view" of the unexplained arrest of can octivltiea yesterday about hlz te t '5 weekly to the Hlaoa chtb p a r ^ a heavy new offenaive fOUdW' terday’s meeting in Castle Rotben? ciaptsln Thomas Kendrick, British of his refusal to dlwontlnue his po- they might be called s66h and that hauB and the Impression grew that litical activities." The telegram to experiences Ih the SpSnlsh Loyalist He sold that In the spring ot 196S ed charges that large numbers ol Japan was planning to throw huge pMsport officer In Vienna, by <3er- Broad Grounds Of Ethics hla bank cleared $75,000 but that Italian troops and quantities of war Henleln’s attitude was unwelding. man secret police at the Gcrman- Dunlap demanding his resignation army, sold the House members numbers of reinforcements into , "It becomes clear that the "Hen- stated that William J. Hobbs,. of spoke at a dedication ot Pillars at all the profits were taken over by materia] recently have been sent to' what would be a grand drive to end Swlss border. "Big Hnury" Sqhoenhaus. Franco. leln party stUP la disinclined to ne- Oh instructions from the London And Good Citizenship. North Carolina, would succeed him. a hospital at BenicMlm, Spain. the war In China. gotiate on a concrete basis", com- To Investigate Resignation flOJKW For Fixing ' The British embassy in Rome OottferOnoes Fallnre Foreign office, Sir Neville Mender- "They told lu ws were fighting mented the well-informed news- son, ambassador to Germany, hM The announcements, both from for a great cause—democracy—to ’Dixie DavU told aw that IIOJMW . has drawn "Attention" of the Faa- The Foreign office spokesman paper Udove Noviny, RFC headquarters and from Dunlap, o< th e money wm to go fOr ’fixing’ elst government to three charges. made known that conferences in asked the German government for Knoxville, Tenn.. Aug. 19—(AP) wipe out Faspis.’n," Houpem sol “Between the totalitarian princi- brought from Senator Sheppard "They gave the regular Soviet the numbers a t the Ooney XUaad a full and speedy explanation” of Ahnaden Thmst Smaabed Moscow and Toksro had failed to ple and the (Czechoslovak govern- —David B. Lilienthal, youthful-ap' (Tex.), chairman of the Campaign racetrack on which the pI. Mandan, N. D., Aug. 19.—(AP)— control officer In Vienna for 18 Canada found much to praise today Representative John J. O’Connor, Thomas'Hewea, pledging himself to Rev. Helo Janssen, Evangelical Lu- years, was believed still held in the “I said if he did go he shouldn’t In President Roosevelt’s assurance the objectives of President RooaC' JAPANESE THANK theran pMtor at Krem, began a Ufa Hotel Metropole, secret police head- go and whisper in the ear of the that the United States would aid (D., N.Y.), has picked up “the gage vclt and Governor Cross, formally prison sentence today a few . hours quarters, In that city. President, but that Arthur Mdrgan her northern neighbor If she ever FLASHES! which the President has thrown announced his cabdldgcy today for after p ly in g guilty to poisoning In foreign office circles here there and Senator Berry should go to- were threatened with inyulon. down” and the pledges himself to the Democratic nomination for lieu- ITALY FOR STAND h is. IS-yeor-old housemaid and fir- was some speculation as to whether gether and state their cases," Lilien- Excerpts from editorial dbmment: fight the odmialstration ^’purge" tenant governor. ing the parsonage containing her Kendrick might have been arrested thal asserted, adding, however, he The- conservative London ■ “Ifele- WATERWAY OPPOSED which he colls ”an escalator to dUe- The second to enter the race as an body. I because he granted more British was opposed to any such action. grapb; "A statement of personal Toronto,. Aug. 19.. — (Canadian tatorship." avowed candidate for that honor, The minister, 51, admitted he visas to Austrian Jews than the ' He eald Berry turned down A r belief that In matters' of peace and Press)—Premier Mitchell Hepburn “Let’s have it out," he sold in. a > the 80*year-old lawyer asserted he killed Alma Kruqkenberg because German government considered dis- thur Morgan’s request for detailed war there can be no separation be- of Ontario told Dominion Prime broadcast address tost nlghL "If so because "I think there is a Comnnmisni Given As Chief she WM pregnant District Judge H. creet. , facts regarding his holdings. tween the two great democrmcIM of Minister MacKenzle King today the the people of the United States de- .0 be done here in (Connecticut L. Berry sentenced Janssen at a Another suggestion wm that he After this refusal, Lilienthal said, the American continent. It la a Ontario government was oppos^ to sire to extend an' invitation to a n a prepared radio -speech ai ReasQn For China Cam- special court session shortly after contribution to stability, at a mo- the . projected St. Lawrence river dictatorship, should Imow abetot 'ounclng bis candidacy, released to midnight He wm token Immedi- (Oentiaoed On Paga Two^ (OMitinued'en Page Twelve.) ment when, a plain unamblgruous waterway project on "economic” it Just M speedily m possible.” he press in advance of its delivery. ately to the state penitentiary. apeech may be potent for good. grounds. . His speech -was'‘a reply to ths

Colonel. Hewes said: paign A p ^v ed By Dace. The miroignment followed swiftly American' opinion has become al- statement of President Roosevelt ■ 1 i Seeks Decent Oovehunent. after Janssen'signed a ooafession most a first consideration t6 ‘every CALLS EXPERTS earlier in the week,, colling for T he task to which T refer and In before State’s Attomi^ Ployd general staff b^ond the seas.’ ’’ Washington, Aug. 19. — (AP) — O'Cp.mjor.’a defeat in the September -4-: whiDh' T'have a"profound Interest Sptaty of Mitreer county admittbig ■ The leftiht'NOWS Chronicle; Ldh-- Elmer F. A ndres, 'Federal wage- primary, election;: . O’C^onnor, IsMk- Is the achievement of - decent gov- Rome, Aug. Iff.—(AP)—The pro- he perpetrated tha crlnM Monday Good Business Points don: “This (the Monroe Doctrine to hour administrator, cmUtd In a dozen ing renomination for a ninth term ..■ eminent.. increased emnlovmest. .A mlee today, and bunikd.lila.tan.toom.houae .that. which .th» . American President., rcr .axperto on... prednetion. opd . tabor onJjqth p.emacratic mcL Republican, " “ steady Improvemrat In uie standanl for her attitude toward the war In nl^fht; .... ~ T&" E xp& riditurei^^ fenred in his address yesterday) problems today to help'hlin apply the iickets, win 15«‘ oppoeiid'■''■ih of living for large numbers of our OUna and suggested that a "univer- Sony For WUe And Boya doctrine may be os unpalatable to new minimum wage and maximum Democratic primary hy a "100 per people and a slow end sure spread ’The devil overcame me”, the pM- the ruling clique of Germany m hours law In the textile field. cent New. Dealer," James H. Fay, Of Idndllneas, imderstandlng and sal civilization" could grow from tor aaid impassively. ‘T did wrong. Secretary Hull’s, which In fact It deputy collector of Internal revenue. good-will.” friendly Itallan-Japanese oo-opera- I have a very good Christian wife Woshingtoo. Aug. 19 —(AP) ? "Elverybody knows that these merely repeats. Yet It is a mis- KILLED IN FALL CTutilenge to America Colonel Hewes’ announcement Cfiioirman Dougbtbn (D.,' N.C.), ot large expenditures and the resulting take to regard It as Idle moralizing." Wallingford, Ang, 19-:-(AP) — "It is not the challenge to me tion to combat Oommunlam, which and two boys any father would be followed by a few .weeks - that of he gave aa a principal reason for the proud of and I feel only too sorry the Hohse ways and means commit- deficit In revenue con not continue (Secretary Hull on Tuesday night Jack Morse, 68, was killed today personally that matters," O’Connor Stats L a l^ Oommissioner Joseph China campaign. that I bring such grlSf to them.” tee soM today that improving busi- forever.: Either expenditures must broadcast an appeal for peace, In- when he fell from a ladder while said. ”T^e President’s attack on M. Tone. Both have been cloae Premier Prince Fumlmaro Ko- Mlsk Kruckenberg wm one of ten ness conditions Indicate Cfongress be reduced or taxes eventually must terpreted by European ejemocracies painting n house here. Slorse land- me and other members of Cohgre.-is political advisors for jrears of Oov- noye’B meaaage was published In the children in. the family of Mr. and con reduce government expenditures be raised." as a warning to dictators.) ed on a concrete dri^-eway, raflering Is a challenge to America and its next year and still meet relief de- -present form of government. ambr Oosa. Italian Premier HuasoUnl's newspa- Mra. John Kruckenberg,. formers Doughton said he was not prepar- Stands for Peace. a frnctnred skull. *T1ie objectives In which I am per at Milan, n Popolo dTtalla. near Krem which ie located SO mands. ed to commit himself on a proposal The London Sketch, owned by the “The repetitious disavowal at any Interested,’*'said Hewes, a Farming- *The Anti-Oomlntem pact mlleb north of Mondon. She hod The veteran legislator, whose to broaden the Income tax base by company operating the ■ Telegraph, M.4RKETS AT A GLANCE desire to become a dictetor - cannot ton resident, “are the objectives of (against world Communism and been emplc^ed at the poreooage committee drafts all ths tax bills, lowering exemptions and t o ' In- hailed the President’s Canadian New York, Aug. 19— (AP) — be taken at full faith when actions Governor Cross In tbs Stats of Con- with Germany also a signatory) as- since loot January. predicted there would be no need to crease the levies on Incomes in the speech m .’the first time a Presi- Stocks—Firm; rails lend Ute evidence the contrary," he Mid. necticut and of President Roosevelt, tablished a united cultural front be. Sperry mad Special Assistant At- enact new taxes unless the up'ward middle brockets. Harrison had dent’ of the United States has mode rally. “No ■‘dictator’ in Europe would ' the. national leader of our party." tween two extremely ancient cl'vHf- torney General James Austin began trend of Induitry is reversed. said these changes might be con- on assurance of this kind in unmis- Curh—Irregular; tndustrial spec- for one moment admit he is a dic- He expressed the conviction that aationa," It read, v questiofil^ Janssen Tuesday morn- Must Continne *Tialssace" Taxes sidered by Congress if business fail- takable language. The new world laltlefe decline. _ tator. They all palaver and prate those objectives could be “attained ing. During two days of Inceasont He agreed, however, with Chair- ed to show gains. stands for peace... .the United Foreign ExchangC Steady; ster- honeyed words about ’democracy only by the eon^ued supremacy of ‘These aia the Japanese dvillsa- interrogation. Sperry aald, the min- man Harrison of the Senate Finance Prepare to Draft' BUl States Is wide awoke and watch- ling Improves. and XXX they all claim to be sup- the' Democratic party In this state tica which la a consecration of tra^ ister denied any connection with the (fommittee that exlstlny “nuisance" ing.” Cotton—Higher; firm stock mar- ported by a ’mandate' from tha peo- and country.” diUon 8,000 years old, and the Ro- fire and burned body found in the toxM Fkich bring In about 8500,- Doughton and Harrison will begin The London topress. Isolation- ket and trade buying. ple. man dvUlaatloB which la the wdee Informal meetings with treasury On Trail sf-AsMcfeaa IdesL rulna. -i 000,000'a year, must be continued. ist, struck a different note: “Noth- Sugar—Firmer; no reallotments ’Divine Rightr Sneeeeeor ’ "Whether we know It or not," he of the entire occidental dvilisation. Oewfeeelea FeDowe Parenta’ Flea Tliese taxes ordinarily’would expire officials, possibly next month, In ing new” In a ’’grand speech and of beet sugar. "This demogopc ezprcaaion la a ^ u asserted, “we are . once more on the Has Hlatorte Vatae Thuriklay evening the parenta of in 1939. preparation for drafting' the next Important . Incursion into world poli- Coffew—Easier; trade selliog. succeesor to '1^ divine right’." trail of the American ideal and un- The friendship existing between the murdered girl confronted Rev. Harrison previously expressed the* tax bUL Representative Cooper ID., tics” for it "is posed on the Monroe Asking “Con America ever sub- der the leadership of our party, we Italy and Japan, therefore, bM a Janssen and pleaded that he "tell hope that reviving business and de- Tenn.), expected to have direct Doctrine___Cornerstone for Amer- TREASUBY BALANCE scribe” to Ignoring of minorities, are going to get there." profound historic value m a point of the truth.” The coofeeeion followed. clining government expenditures charge ot' the measure, likely will ican foreign policy sihee 1823. Un- the congressman sold that " ‘100 per Colonel Hewes, who lost ths Hen- departure towards creation ot a uni- Feeling raa so high la the com- would solve the revenue problem attend. fortunately for the President, the Washington, Aug. 19.—(AP) — cent’ thla or ‘100 per cent* that, ts tenant governorship to Roy C. WU- veraal clvUlxatton which could grow muaity that trial st h ordered im- without new taxes. The treasury probably will be American people are not with him. The position of the Treasury, Au- a very recent innovatiofi la ougr na- eox. Republican, by about 500 votes ;>redaely out of the coUabotaUon fay mediately. “As conditions ore now and m represented at these conferences by Probably 90 per cent lo'vor Isola- gust 17: -Receipts, 813.257,938.68; tional Ideology" and ha aolsfi that, In 1U2, has held two posUtons ta Roma and Tokyo." The pareanaga burnad Monday businsM prospects look,” Doughton John W. Hones, who recently be- tion. expenditures, . 930,934411.06; net the firet step Of to Piesidsat Roaaavatt*a' adadnistm- Japan’s purposs In China, the Bight aborUy aftar Mrs. Jawasan sold, *HMrs should be a.rsductlon In caaM assistant secretary after hav- “Now if the President decides to balance, 93,274,656,035.45. Customs expsadUuTM at tbs next session of ing served on the Securities com- dpts for the month. 915,996,-

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sions, which eloss today, ao soon IDS WINNER KOOSEVET PURGE home, 6 West s t ^ t , .which was mSDRGENTS CLOSE Mter the . govsramant had bean Three Toils o f Tomatoes POLITICAL “ m S U R A N C r.. CartoonaUties By Paal Aceto|FRIENDS STAGE SHOWER tastefully decorated la a color SRANESESntKE through a cabtast crisis and whUa N. Y. StoiJes Discoveries May Prove scheme of pink and blue. About PU6UC RECORDS govsrarasnt armlss wars engaged OF 1937 NET DIADEM thirty of-Mlss Tivnan’s friends from FRENCH FRONTIER; in a general offanslvs. Adame Exp POINTED AT 1940 NOT SOUGHT BY JIMMY JOR MISS ANNE TIVNAN this town and Hartford were pres- Wkrraatm. \ Dr. Nsgrln hod with him as hts For Unemployed of Towpr ent and enjoyed an evening of According to a warraataV deed TOWiUtDNANCHANG prtaci]^ aids Rsfsel Mandss, secre- Air Reduc . Universe Is Expanding Beatfi Sylvta tlenrotin In games, and a mock marriage staged recorded at the office of the Town BOMB BARCELONA tary of sfste for tatertor'ta hts Cabi- Alaska Jun Never Asked By Prospect Or Porter Street Resident Guest CTerk late-yesterday Elsie M- Bum- tile tomatoes trucked to Match Poatponed A Year; for their amusement. Mrs. Frey and net. wbo also Is a doctor. Austin Chambers, local truckman^ Allied Cbem .. Client To Do Apything Ex- Of Honor At Party; To Be her daughter served a- buffet lunch. ham of Columbia has conveyed to (Continaed from Page One) The aecretary - of ths principals' delivered to .the etorchouse of Bridgeport and Hortfonl and were Final A Listless Affair. Wbateyer Resqlts Of Demin* Cambridge. Etagland, Aug. 19. —* O twJLa Outage In Density. Winiarn E. and Emma K. McNet- Am C an ...... Sbspley ssdd observation of cept Write Contracts.' Married On August 21. Miss TIvnan who Is to become the flrf It Firirtfier Campaign movements made In dUIloult to Adolph Klttel, BteseU street. 800 pleksd up frgai Hartford by Cham (AP)—Two discoveries which may^ Dr. brida of Stephen Frey, Jr-, oh Au- sor of Hampton, a property located tag region in southwesterw Spatay obtain definite information concern- baakete o f New Jersw tomatoes Am Rad at 8 . botetra the hypothesis that the uni- mars'than 100,060 gabtxles seutta on Oxford street . bera this afternoon. Manchester, Mass., Aug. 19 — Am Smelt . K .. datioiis Little Effect-Will of the milky way plane about 200 New York, Aug. 10 — (AP) — gust 27, received a choice collection had been smashed. tag Dr. Negrta's plans. which virlU be ieeued by the town verse* Is expanding and also reveal MisS Anne Marie TIvnan of 56 of gifts. , i For Hankow By Pnsliing A brisk counter-offensive wai said charity department tomorrow morn- Tha-fomatoee are of fine quality (A P)—A year late, the 1987 Essex Am Tel and Tel the existence of an entirely new reUIlon light years . long revealed James Roosevelt, replying to a re- Porter street was the guest of honor Although tbe population of Hong Tbe premier left it be known soon and each basket weighed approxi- Am Tob B ...... to have roUed Instirgent General after ha arrived that he would de- ing to those qualified to receive sup- county women’s tennis tournament BeFehInl939Coi)greM. Claes of. cosmic .system were dis- that the population of the island cent magazine article about hla DUrcUCR IN HAUS at another miscellaneous shower, Kong Is more than ope mlllltm, only plemental aid of government* aur- itiately 20 pounds when packed, tbe was decided t o d » when Mra. Doro- Am Wat Wks . closed today by Harvard university’# universes was about 100 pet cent business connections, said today he MEAT MARKET given last night .by Mrs. Stephen The Boston airport' was estab- one petition for divorce was filed Along Shores Of Poyang. Qonxalo Queipo de Uano’s Itaea cline to talk with anyone no con- Anaconda ... back 12 miles Into the outsktrta of piqg commodities. entire shipment totaling throe tons. thy Andrus of Ntfew Yortc captured famous astronomer Harlow Sbap- raiore dense ta the "southeast” than never; had bandied anything that ----- Frey and Miss MfSry Frey at 'their linhed ta 1922. there last year. nected with the Congress. His hotel the crown by defeating Mme Sylvia Armour SI ... ley. in the "southwest,'’ .with a gradual "might by any stretch of any defini- 2!srMcaplUa, the center of s"net- rooms wsrs guarded closely by Atchison .... Washington. Aug. 19. — (AP) -r- change in density from one extreme wofk of roads through ths sua- Hsnrotln of France, bar doubles He told the British Association tion be called political Insurance." WiAtiift f l , A u f . Swiss polios and detecUvet. desk IS hours dally for weeks when rtnsr and traveling companion. Baldwin CT .. PrMldent Roosevelt’s afforU to de- for tbe Advancement of Science of to another. The Presideht’s eldest son and' bUstered "hills of the goat.” The precautions wars described as Balt and Ohio feat imfrlendly Democratic legisla- the detection of "a conspicuous Ir- - He announoed tbe dlscoveiy of a. secretary discussed In (^olllef’s a«M f«rcM tried to further their Insurgent Generalissimo Francis- iqnatlteg-—Ojose"Vtaken at' (JeneVa JAPANESE hundreds of Austrlsn Jews sought visas St his offles, but he found The two advanced to the final last Bendix ...... tors probably wUl have greater regularity" ta the distribution of "mate” to tbe strange star cluster MagazinA some of the major, con- * northward campaign for Hankow co Franco’s front lines in southwes- when world statesmen gather for the Beth S te e l...... time to participate In social gatb- year but Che deciding engagement repercuaelona In the 1940 eampalgn southern sky “island universes” found~by Harvard astronomers fast tracts be obtained for the .Boston ! today by etrlWng eouthward along tern Spain roughly resembled '* Lieague of Natlona sessions. was rained out. Today they staged Beth Steel 7, pfd hitherto assumed to be distributed winter in the constellation Sculptor, insurance firm of 'Roosevelt and For The Best In Toiletries and Cosmetics B’ Vt* drawn bow with an arrow project- , IT ALY FOR STAND srings of tjis British colony In than ta the 1939 Congress. I the Bhoree of Poyang. eecond largeat tasnna, where be Is popular. a UsUssa affair, apparently neither Borden ...... Whatever ths results of hla denun- homogeneously. which la thought to reveal the exist- Sargeant, In which he once was I!Iai buil t airpl ane- ing beyond, aimed at the heart of BRITISH SHIP BOMBED caring who won. Can Pac ...... ence’ of an entirely new class of cos- partner. ' Clitneee lake. Ths propaganda ministry apokesi ciation of Senators George of <3eor- Ctalltag the irregularity "tbe moet Moocu Foq pif t ecn SMART WOMEN BL"Y AT . the mining area where Insurgents London, Aug. 19e—(A P )— Ths (Ooatinaed from Page Ons.) Cerro De Pae . striking ever recorded,” he declared mic system. * He sadd he had "never been asked EARS" A NUOOCR After M days of ferodoua hapa- started their offensive Aug. 11. man In Berlin confirmed facte of gla and Tydlngs of Maryland, the Stanhope Steamship Company's 2,- Ctaes and Ohio alignment of pro and anti-admlnla- the finding not only would. dispose The new object la ta the constel- by a prospect or a^cllent to do any- _ POWERED MODEL HC ^ mer*"g weit and south of Kluklanjfi l9ie~kfreet and said, "It must have Chrysler .... lation Formax, near Sculptor. Like Arrowhead Broken Off 500-ton steamer Stanforth wlrS' premier asserted, was to overthrow been for very eerlous reasons of tration Democrate in the Senate of theories ..of cosmic structure .thtag except write insurance con- RENWINED ALOFT’ Oenerallsalfiio Chlang Kal-Shek'e Col Gas and El based on the previous assumption of the latter. It has rame of the char- tracts.” yrogtse river base' for the Hankow The fotve of the government at- lesssd her owners today that abe which we bays not , yet been in- ne^ year wiu be UttU^clum^eA E rmano SEVEN min u t es 3WELDON DRUG (iO. ComI Inv Tr . .. ijtv t, the invadeifa' iMrttched "thMr tack apparently had broken off the was "deliberately bom b^" off Bar- government bebausr of Its "poUoy at VTctertes for the New. ops- rogtaar distribution o f the galstxies, actoriaties of tbree*entkr«ly different "Refeir^g- to suggestions- that he formed.” Coml Solv . . . types of stellar systems, be ex- Prescrlptidh Pharmacists ‘ offen^ve toward Nanehang, 90 arrowhead, leaving the Insurgent celona whU# sn routs to Orsn, Al- hostility to Japan and co-operation ponente of <3eorge mu A Tydtaga but also would remove grounds for had benefltted in soliciting business Hankowr, with ths Soviet” Cone Edison . would give the admtaistratton two some recent scientific doubts of the plained, but at the same time differs by bis father’s position, he said: 903 Main Street Phone iS321 W e Deliver ^ south of Kiuklang. lines In the fqrm of a sharp curve geria. SOUGHT ARREST EABUEB 135 tnilti bellying out slightly to the east be- Tbe closest bomb atruck SOU "(?onvineed that peace In the Far Cons O il...... more votes. But one Roosevelt etal- 'validity of the theory of the "ex- significantly from each of the three Should Be Proof orovialohal capital, U Berlin, Aug. 19— (A P )—An in- Famlsheid by Miller sod Whitney Cont Can ----- panding universe." classes. “Jf all these rumors I’m a snide— north of Kluldang. tween the Zujar river and thq north yards sway and caussd~no damage, East cannot be maintained” other- wart. Senator Pope of Idaho, has wise, Premier Konoye said that formed source disclosed today that 48 Pearl Street Del Lack and West been defeated for renomlnatlen by \ a political racketeer, a trader on ‘ Swept Beck Three Mllee trunk of a railroad to the south. she reported. The vessel wae flying the Oestapo (secret polios) tried to Hartford. Gonn. Douglas Aircraft Heavy artillery brought up by the a rod ensign, had an all-BrItlsh "Japan will continue without vacil- a self-styled conservative Demo- the place my father occupies—If all Simultaneously they opened arrest (Captain Thomas Kendrick, W'Uliam R. Martin Du Pont ...... Roger 8. Bruford, Boston, Eklwarl these rumors are true, then certain- BORN-'VKXVANO, ITALV government since Wednesday was crew, and carried no cargo. lation or pauses In 'the campaign In l«e# l Representative crat. • . ^ oampalgn against SIngtse, In China until she attalnc this final British passport offlesr at Vienna, Eastman Kodak Republicans Only Threat GREENBELT HAS POUCE R. Murphy, Needham, Mass. ly someone has proof, or evidence AUGUST 25,(9/'3 Yardley marshes at the mouth of the Sul planted behind a crest of bills along (A dispatch from Tanglers said at bis boms In that d ty Tuesday IdM p. BS. Quotattona Elec Auto Lite Members of a Citizens Military so close to proof that I should be ATTENDED LOCAL 5CHOOLS the bend of the Zujar. Reports the radio etatlon at Oran rebroad end." Sizable Republican Rains la tha river la Hunan province, to the but bs had already left by automo- Gen Elec ...... November elecUorL appear to be tha Training Camp team to be sent to brought before some tribunal. CRADUATYO WITH HONORV FROM.’ $1.50 Bond ‘ south, hut quick CaUneSe counter- from the front said the guns p

(Usd bofera him. Rsath waa strick- aeml-retlrement during World W ar companled by a priest, aald aawad-off rifle be had carried Kl ST. LOUIS TOM CAT en with paralysis when McIntyre days, living only a few miles from want a detertlve*” evening in a dispatch ease. ITALIANS STUDY HEATH, FAMOUS died in Connecticut and, through his each other on Long Island. They aERK CONFESSES Then, Detecilve August GUman Police understood that Miae SOUND OYSTERS last year of Invalidism, the news closed their (;areera with “America said, he told of ahooti^ bis sweet- Joyce's home was in Montclair, N. England Would Become SCHOOL BOARD FACING J. BeUinger said he canM here. 18' SnU STIRS TROUBIE ■was k e pt from' him. Sings" in Philadelphia In 1934, save heart, Miss Marie Joyce,, a pretty months ago from San Franclaoow MAN POWER PLANE COMEDIAN* DIES Passed Hat fer Pay for sporadic appearances at benefits i KILUN6 FIANCEE b'rimstte, AT her apartmrat after a when their betUth permitted. quarrel. . Warehouse- For Empire FLAUNT CUSTOMS Controversy Over Purchase Of The McIBtyre arid Heath career FA30LT TRADITION LEGA|. COST Q UKTIO N spread across the years from 1874 Police found tbe body ot ^ 25- $14,400 Feline Develops Into year-old secretary sprawled on 'tbe to 1934. They formed tbe partner- OPOD RIDDANCE Omaha. Neb.— Wedding Oddity; Cambridge, England, Aujg 19.— |tew weeks” o# etantatlon during the City-Wide Squabble. ship 'While trouping ifi Texas and Accompanied By Priest Slay- fl(x>r outside her (loor; >She had b e A Prizes Offered For. Most Sorviyed Partner, McIntyre, shot In the back of the head Mr. and Mrs. Qua Glandt, Ben- (A PI— The, United Kingdom would Begin Spawning In Tempera- put on their first performances at Chicago— Mrs. Michael Fielding nington, Neb., were macriad in Ger- If Issue Is Joined By Voters, St. Louis, 'Aug. 19.— ( A P ) — The (»}unty fairs, passing the hat for LAGUARDIArTDGO took her pet monkey, Ciholo, to the Kpmt E\enlng Together many on Aug. 17, 50 years ago. SUPBOOR COURT .■>ccome'a vast warehouse for etorlng | would not be- cltye 3M.000 tom at waa back la their pay. They played In Chicago, er Surrenders At New SnccessfnI Models And Jnst One Year; Never dentist because it had a playful Gilman said Bellinger told that he Thrir daughter, Mrs. Frank EXPECT BIG ATTENDANCE surplus Empire foodstuffs and ra * |0ome the outright owner of the hirM Lower Than Fisher the news— and the city hall— today. London and New York and traveled » Expense Of Education habit of chewing people. and Miss Joyce had spent tbe eve- Moekel'nian, Omaha; wag married maUrlale under a sweeping plan ad- i stocks In question, which would re- But If the gentlemen on the busi- with Sella brothers circus before "His favorite diet waa a human ning together and that she had kept vanced today by Professor John 1 matn In the ownership of the de- - tiTlegionmect ness end of the purse strings .-have Knew Teammate Had Died York Gty Police Station. Aug. 17, Lwenty years ago. REOPENS SEPT. 2 Actual Ffights, If Any. leaping to success with thalr "coon ear," Mrs. Fielding said. "He liked repeating they should not meet Maynard Keynes to keep this coun- pontora, who would run the risk of ies Bureau Calculated. thalr say It won't enjoy the com- Mrs. Mockelman's daughter, MM. Board Defense May Be buck” dance at the famous Tony them even better than hla Brazil again. They had been ready to an- AT FARM BUREAU SHOW try from a tarvation during "the price changes and would be frea to pany of a mate. There won't be Paator Broadway theater In New John Gavernowttz waa married Aug. nuts and apricots.'' nounce their eng^igement, Bellinger next wgr.” dispose of them at any time, the enough money left to purchase one. New York, Aug. 19.— (A P )— 17, five years ago. Turin. Italy. Aug. 19.— (Corres- Setauket, N. Y., Aug. 19.— (A P ) York In 1880. So Dr. H. S. Brundage pulled four said. Prof. Keynes, distinguished Cam- government making advances at Washington. Aug. 19.— (A P I— A rt circles hays been split wide Then came years with Barnum John Bellinger, a dapper S3-year-old Belief Expressed Mayor Will Borne By Its Members. pondence of the Associated Press)— — The famous old comedy team of of the monkey's teteh. "His, biting A t the apartment, aa she ttimed Fall Session Of Todaiid Conn- bridge University economist and the treasury bill rate up to mlnety ■\ open by the artmuaeum's recent ac- an(t Bailey's circus, with Weber and Japanese automottva engtoeara Bureau of Flsherlea offiolaU are McIntyre and Heath, which waa from now on," the dentist said, "will clerk, -walked Into the East 51st to open her door, Gilman quoted the Ammal Eyent A r Vernon advisor to the government on the per cent of the market pries. . A group of Italian engineers and quisition of the fifth century, B. C., Fields M d In thalr own Georgia have perfected a charcoal-burn- .STAFFORD Bettor U lan Gold BHaa puaaled^ b^ the behavior of oyaters convulsing vaudeville audiences be much less painful." street police station early today, ac- clerk aa saying he shot her ■with a ing automobile. . ty Tribnnal To Begin In food storage problem, described the Reply At National Comreih The, present question which hss aviation enthuslasta, convinced the 13-inch bronze Egyptian sUtuette. mlnstreis, which ran 17 years with- scheme In a paper before the Brit- *Ta a war, such resarvoa would be la Long Island Sound which are and the controversy baa developed with the broad humor of Its "ham out a change in routine to set a better than a gold mint. In peapo arisen between the School Board legend of -Icarua some day will be- Center Certain To A th ^ t SPRINGS iih Aaeoeiatlon for the Advance- flaunting time-honored bivalve cus- Into'a city-wide squabble. tree” skit a half century ago. Uvea vaudeville record. they might bo tho first stsp toonird tion To New York Charges and the voters of ths town ss rs- come a reality, la trying to develop JOHN C. NETTO Rockville— The Schedule. ment of Science. la bit abaence, toms. When the Board of Estimate and only In memory today. It waa in the minstrels that the due to Illness, the papep was read making possiblo a. steadier lealo of gards ths publication ot wages ot an apparatus which will enable man Apportionment met yesterday It Thomas K. Heath. 85-year-old "ham tree,” In which two Negroes Hoodreds Tomorrow; Oth- 472, Stafford output of the principal raw ma- Until. recanUy, a Bureau official employees of ths Board of Educa- to fly with hla own muscular power. waa loaded ' down udtb protests for him. survivor of the teaih, died of a heart imagined a. land where hams grew Would Aflbot World Tra4e terials.. It would'bo a demonstra- said today, "any oyster wqrth hla tion contains ons angle thst has Next spring the Institute of Hu- agalnat spending bugs sums of New York,.^ Aug. 19.— ( A P )— attack at his Long Island home last on trees In a aweltzer swamp beside Stafford Springs, Axig. 19 (Spe- tion of ressrvs resources which cocktail sauce” wouldn't think of given rise to much general question- man Muscular Flight, which records money for “useless cats and other er RockviDe News, „ The first clasa in a course In re- The adoption of the plan would Mayor - Florallo LaOuardia» who a hear.rtvec,. waa unveiled, to public siiScllktroh ftit, drowhCag will be held cta1V—The' Superior' court for ■'rei? hKva A far reaching effectn dr oaijr woiild'cateh the' imagination of the owning In a water-'temperature ing- on one Tomt,' to iriileb answ«rs -and analyzes the experlmentrof-the reliea; when relief needs are In des- night. Just a year,aft-r the.passing of hla partner, Jim McIntyre. applause. Later the skit was ex- under the auspices of the American on BritAln't rearmament prepara- world.” lower than 88 dagreet Fahrenheit. haa had verbal aktrmlahas with both ere indefinite so far. group, will hqld a derby here to land county, following the summer perate plight.” Heath never knew that ibis team- panded into a play. - Legion Safety Committee in the tions but upon gener vl world trader. American ictentlsts will begin But this year they started spaam- New Tork and Pennsylvania Amer- Thb topic is this: " U ths School cheek up on recent progress. Prizes To Slash MnseoRi’B Levy recess will open In , Rockville on mate In 60 years of troubling had McIntyre and Heath wenL Into Rockville, Aug. 1>—Many vlelfops Legion rooms, WArrer. Memorl(jl He estimated the United Kingdom work at once on a co-operative Ing in temperatures aa IdR aa 61 8 Board is taken into court by a grou9 from 350 to 3250 will be offered Pfftt! Friday,. September 2iid .or the fall ican Legionnaires, will ^ attend the ot ■He eorpocted in Vernon)Center Sat- Hall. Friday night; Two, Boy oould store 32,800,000,000 worth of program wttb British scientists in degrees, upsetting the careful cal- ot the voters who may wish ro for the rnoat successful models and The board agreed on a blunt pro- KXIJ :s i Legion's national convention at Los iWliS’ J’S session with Judge Ernest C. Ingtls Scouts will demonstrate the meth- material at an annual cost of' line with a proposal by the British culations of the Bureau and the force compliance with the will of posal to slash the art museum's tax urday when the annual Field Day of Mlddietowm presiding, according Angeles, SepL 19-22, as guest of the actual flights. If any. ods and a State trooper from Staf- 3100,000.000. He mentioned Cana- association. Dr. F. R. Moulton, per- Long Island Sound oystermen. the laat October town meeUng, wno Offers Permanent Prize levy In half, and place aU expendi- ■nd ENMbIt of the Tolland County to the allotmerits of the Judges re- ford Springs barracks will explain dian wheat. West ndies sugar, In- manent secretary of the American Planned To Plaat Sbelle Late organisation. ^ will foot the bUi for the oost of legu The Royal Italian AeronaUUcai tures under the Board's control. ceived by l^lils H. Reed of Stafford Farm Bureau takes place. The them. The classes are a part,of the dian jute and Australian wool. association, announced. ' The announcement, made yester- advice and aid that the School Boa^d "' An ordinance wlll^ be submitted .Springs, plerk of the county supe- Because of low water tempera- Union baa offered a permanent prize avent wUI be staged at the grounds campaigning which the Legion Is "M y proposal", said Prof. Keynes, Eventual World Body day, that the mayor would attend, may require la its behalf ?" setting the museum'tax at 1 cent AT A M AZING LOW COST rior court. tures during May and June, a Ute of 35.000 (or the Italian who de- conducting for safety. The class :*ls that the government should of- He said speakers of the two gava no further detaila hut a belief .nsL i*nn per 3100, inatead of 2 cents as at all ai Wards MoiH\y-Saviiiji£ P rirrs! and buildings of the Tolland County summer spawning was anticipated It haa been reported that the velops a practical apparatus. The will begin- at 7:30 and the public Is Two aessions for naturalization fer storage to all Empire producers bodies would be Interchanged next present. This.would reduce the an- Home. and the oystermen laid jiians to was .expressed In Legion quarters Chairman of the Schbo' Boardloard tiMA A U y of Turin baa a d d ^ 3500 and the invited. will,'he held In this county, dtiilrs of specified raw materials, free of year as the first step, looking to- nual revenue from about 3220.000 to The following la the detailed pro- plant shells lata In July to catch the that the mayor would take the con. already secured some legal Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Furness and the court year. The, first eesslon warehouse chargee and for a nomi- ward an eventual world body of tcl- jitute hopes to augment this by 3110,000. If approved by the aider- gram for the day; baby oysters. ventlon .floor to. ryply to charges presumably at his own daughter, Ellisabeth of Hartford Will be held on September 9th with nal interest charge, provided they entlsts. ja r subscription, men' the blU eventually will reach 9:00 to 12:00— 4-H Agricultural During an observation cruise on made against him ° by New York since there la no pro'vision In appro- * U. S . TI RES have been spending the week at' Judge Ernest.C.'.Inglia, proslding ship their surplus produce to ap- This World association would seek xperlence with gliders has the votcro. Judging and Showmaiiihip. ^ Commander Jeremiah F . Cross. their home in Hydeville. / ' The second session will be held on proved warehouses In this country." to Interpret the eoclel significance June 29, however. Dr. Victor L prlationa for le'gal servleee to the shown that a motorleas plane may Mayor Bernard Dickmonn. ex- 9:00 to 12:00— 4-H Horaemaklng Loosanoff, of the Bureau's station The controversy arose over the Board. . Mr. rind Mrs. Robert Booth ' and .Linuary 30th, 1939 with Judge Ed Neaa Starvation In World W ar of scientific developments and to be kept aloft for extended periods plained the measure would furnish H U SK Y Demonstratlona and Judging. at Milford, Conn., noticed that appointment of Simon W. Gereon to daughter of I’rovldenre. H. J'.. were,; win C. Dickenson of Hartford pre- Experts have said England would modify their application to the In- In the case, of a State department. by skillful maneuvering to take ad- more revenue for general municipal 10:00 a.m. and on through the spawning, had begun. a position as an examiner In the of- rccent visitora at the Booth home In | siding. ' starve within a few weeks If euc- vention of war weapons. It Is pointed out, such departments vantage of air currents. purposes, and, "place cootrol over day, exhibition balla open. He hurried back to ' shore and fice of Borough of Manhattan Presi- Stafford Hollow. I Achedule Announced cessfuilv blockaded during a war be- The American association haa must reaort to aid of the state's at- Clem Sohn, the American "bird expenditures the public thinks are 12:00 to 1—Lunch hour. Those spread the alarm. Oystermen, sum- dent Stanley M .'Isaacs, a running P L IE S The schedule for Tolland county cause she Is dependent upon Im- taken no offi'claf actlo.v but Dr. torney- general. Evidently this man," who waa killed while putting foolish.” attending may bring a basket lunch, Miss Gertrude. Delmonlco hss re- moned by telephone, win soon hus- mate of the mayor at the last muni- for the full court year as follows. norts for most of her foodstuffs. Moulton said the proposed co-opera- means Is being followed by the local on his act in France more than a and the 4-H Refreshment booth will turned to her home in Astoria, L. tling out to the oyatei beds loaded cipal election. Oeraon, w avowed See this great new rough road tire. Fall session, Friday, SepL 2nd' David Llovd George. World war tion would be welcomed In the Board, which Is seeking to have its year ago, demonstrated the possi- hold a variety of articles. I., after Spending' the past two with sheila tor the young oysters to Communist, waa bitterly opposed by with itasturdy (Lplyybodyi body and heavy criminal and civil session with premier, disclosed she was "within a United States. dlfferencs taken over by the state bility of a human being controlling TenipcaedRu:iu>bar'TSend. Here’ s th e 1:S0 to 2:30— Demonstration for weeks at the home of her uncle and rest on. the LiCgion. Judge Ernest Inglla presiding. Win- Board of Education, which, it Is con- a parachute dive by bat-like wings eaten strength a tire must have to Homemakers. School basement. aunt, .Mr. and. Mrs. Albert J. Del- Mayor’s Policy Attacked AMERICANS SPLIT monico on Prospect street. Spawning Disappointing sidered, might carry the dispute to attached to the arms and legs. stand np In the toughest going-* 1:30 to 3:00— Softball game. ter session, Friday December 30, A t the New York State conven- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Wetst criminal and civil session with of cavalry could march 73 miles Only for Dr. Uoosanoff'a warning, the attorney-general foi sattlemant. A "cycleplane" Invented by an give you longer mileage—save you Farm Bureau team ve. Champion tion held at Endicott laat week. snd Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown at- .Iiidge Edwin C. Dickenson. Spring and'arrive on the battle field ready the oyster fleet. Bureau officials Soma doubt haa been expressed as Italo-American, Enea Bosai, employe money. See this U. S. TIRE today! ■hip 4-H Softball' team of Tolland ARMY STILL NEEDS Cross attacked the mayor's policy of OVER PEACE PLAN tended the Ma.sonic outing at Lake session, Friday, March 31, '1939 for combat faster than large units said, might have suffered a aerioua to whether the State Board will of a Philadelphia airplane factory, County. • non-lnterferance in the Oerson case. Hayward club in Colchester- criminal and civil, with Judge John Of Infantfy which, on short notice, financial lossi AS it. was, this year's wish to do this or not, since the has made flights lasting more than 3:00 to S:30— Hlstorlla Costume He previously had appointed l.a- Mlss June Arnoldson of Belmont, had to move their complete out- spawning was disappointing and haa basic difference Is not rone which a minute. The plane resembles an parade. Rufus Booth of New Haven, pre- Ouardia as a committee of one to Mass., has been the guest of her GOOD OLD DOBBIN fits by truck or rail. virtually ceased. directly concerns state affairs. ordinary cabin glider with the ad- Gel Our Prices 3:30 to 4:00— 4-H Dress revue. siding, also on Friday June 2, 1930 bring about Qerson's removal. La- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. with Judge Edwin C. Dickenson on In that war the cavalry turned A similar situation developed last If a holdup on this score does dition of two propellers drt'ven by a Majority Favors Collective 4:00 to 4:30— Junior Livestock the tide on numerous crucial oc- Guardia la a Legionnaire, member of George O'Neil in latest Stafford. the bench. year whan the oysters started arise, another course might be opta geared apparatus which the pilot parade. Phyllis Belcher has relumed to' casions During the race to the Aviation Post, 743. He refused, he Addltonal short calendar 'sesaions spawning In subnormal tempera- to the School Board, it waa said to- operates vrith hla feet lUte a bicycle. Before You 4 ;30—Chopping contest, open to her home in Stoffordville after a sea, 10 French and three British said, to "take orders from the Le- Security, But Neutrality (one day) Monday, November 7 and tures. day. As state departments go to the Airplane Type Too Heavy n m and boys. Prises will be award- short stay in New Britain. Planes, Machme Guns Rue' cavalry dlvlMona fought and march- gion or anyone else In hla conduct T h e records of ' he last two sum- attorney-general for advict. and aid, The Italian experiments, however, ed by the Collins' Axe Company. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Hewlett Monday, November 14th with Judge of city affaira" Today the State ed contlnuoual.y to stop the Ger- mers indicate," the Bureau said In are pretty well sold on the Idea that Buy Tires There will be eupper hour from and family of Union attended the Inglla presiding: December 12 with department of the Legion, through in like manner, the School Board Also Has Followers. But Mules And Horses Vi- mans who used lO cavalry divisions Its monthly bulletin, "that tempera- ' muscular flight must discard the six to seven .o'clock and the. exhibit Hewlett reunion which was held in Judge Edward J. Daly of Hartford to extend their flanks. Maurice Stember. adjutant, explain- might go to the town counsel. How- presiding; Monday, February 13. ture alone is sn unsatisfactory basia airplane type of oonatructlon with halls will be open from the to eight the''town hsll in Andover. Mr. In the critical British retreat from ing the mayor'a proposed attendance ever, the town counsel is employed Anywhere for prediction of the time of ajiawn- fixed wings and propellers. It Is too o’eloek. At eight o'clock there wilt Hewlett served as president for the 1939 and M «d a y , March 13, 1939 Mona, five brigades of cavalry de- at Los Angeles said: to defend the interest of the town, Poughkeepsie, N. T., Aug. 19 — with Judge Dickenson presiding. tal In Field. ing and setting of oysters .and that heavy, they say, and unadapted to be an entertainment program in the meeting and was re-elected for an- layed the German advance until the . Custonoary Invltatloa which, In this ease, appears to be ( A P )— Plasenslon over a plan for other factors, at present undeter- the Ifmitatiohs of human strength. acbool baaement ball. other year. Over seventv-flve mem- The final short calendar session main forces could be reorganized. set against the wlU Of the School ■ world peace arose today In the mined, may be Involved In Inducing "It. la cuatomary for the Legion to The muscle filers learn their les- fV a Marriage Inteattons bers of the family attended: of the year will be held on Monday, GSa was supposed to render Board. ranks of American delegatee to the By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE spawning of oysters under natural Invite the mayor of the city that en- Two eouplee have filed marriage About BO members of Waiiseon May 8. 1939 with Judge John Rufus horses uoalets. The answer to that Then too, there U a posalblUty sons from nature, by watching the World Youth Congress. .\P Feature Sendee Writer conditions.'' tertained the Legionnaires at the Intentions at the office of the Town Lodge, I. O. O. F. and Myriad Re- Booth presiding. is the horses have their own gas that the services of the town meet- flight,of birds smd insects. They ■ A s the majority of the American - Washington.—-The machine age prevlbus convention. seriously Caexk:. bekah lodge of Stafford are planning masks now. The Germans, rated sel would be demanded either by the a j ^ y n the f l ^ g of domeatlcated delegates prepared to go on record ebthiisiasfs have been predicting doubt that tho mayor wUi refer to aa favoring collective security, Franldln John- Wilhelm, farm to attend the state wid:; Field Day tops In military efficiency, still voters or by the Board of Select- pigeons, measuring their horsepow- that the airplane, the machine gun. ‘RACKET BUSTERS’ HLM any differences he has bad with the Phillp’'E. Jacob, an official observer manager and Edna Elsie May of the two organizations to ho held have their division artillery (the men In an effort to force the School er and comparing . it weight for the tank and gas will drive the army Legion In this lU te." for the Student Peace Committee, Brace, both of Ellington. Raymond at Hanover Park, Meriden, Saturday light kind that'la used close to the Board to comply with the mandate weight with that produced by the WAPPING LaGuardla'a other tiff ^ t h the said hla group and 13 others favor- Edward Gnunbach, Rockville and afternoon and evening, August 27th. horse to the mllltar/ boneyard. front) drawn by aorses of the town meeting. Hence, a prob- average man. They keep flies and Robert Barlow of V est Stafford MRS. W. W. GRANT But lust suggest to the arms, ex- AT STATE ON SUNDAY Legion came when be waa Invited ed neutrality "as the way to world Emma Evelyn Meacham, of Elling- You may not be hearing much lem might arise which would re- moaqulteea In captivity until they has been spending a week ■visiting 8809, Manchester to addreaa the Pennsylvania Legion- peace.” perts that the cavalry U op lU last about modem Jeb Stuarts and Phil become ao fatigued by their efforts BANTLY OIL CO. ton. quire settlement before the main his brother and sister-in-law Mr. naires at Scranton, ah invitation Collective security, he said, "la legs and yoii'll get a polite horse' Sheridans, but 22,000 horses and Lika the same studio’s "Public to escape that their 'wlng action 155 Center Street Telephone 5293 (Mven Honor and Mrs. Milton Barlow In Lynn, that waa withdrawn after the con- Issue was Joined. just a cloak for the Justification of The Wapplng Churning club, I.augh. And 22,000 horses and mules la the small, modernized Enenvy," "G-Men," “Black Legion" Blows down and may be studied with John Hanry Tost of this city, who Mass. ' troversy at Endicott. It Is not. In any event, conaldersd new wars." The Peace committee Is Us meeting at the home., of mules In the streamlined U. S. army ,U. 8. army can't be very wrong. and a host of other notable pictures I the naked eye. has been' ill for some time has been Misa Mary Reynolds of Maple The mayor had expressed hla re- likely that the School Board, which a department of the American leader, Mrs. Lois T,. Wati^n ;of 18S.000 men will Join In the de- "Racket Busters,” the Warner One experimenter,-'Colonel Alber- honored by being made an bonorary street has resumed her duties at the Bros. • Cosmopolitan production grets before the Invitation waa with- Is setting Itself against the wiU of Friends Sendee Committee. Wednesday afternoon, at which time rl.slve chonis. to Bettlca, la working on a aet of Ufe mamber of the Circus Fans As- local branch of the Hartford-Con- which opens Sunday at the State the voters, will, be able to finance a Wonld Boycott SUk they canned beets. ■ The experts say that as long as drawn. wings weighing about 55 pounds, hociaUon of America. He was re- necticut Truart Company after a two LOCAL NAVAL FUER theater Is an absorbing, gripping. legal defence by employing f6r its The first concrete suggestion of , Ths Pioneer Past Master's Asso- t,hcre Is movement In war and ■whleb He'belle'vea may be made; to ''cently elected an bonorary Ufe mem- weeks' vacation spent at Hyannis, "getting there fustest with the upsetting tale faelSioned around a use, funds raised through taxation the congress came last night from a ciation will hold their next 'meeting support in the air a man weigbtitg rommlssion on the political and ber of Bluch Jjandolf Tent No. 24 of Ma.ss. mo.stc.'it" Is what counts, the su- topic taken right from the front of those it la opposing. Today It ap- Monday evening, August 29, at IS HOME OF FURLOUGH 150 pounds for Indefinite periods. economic aspects of war. Ruth Me- Hartford. William L. Montagus of Mtse.&Iabel Meyers, Ubrarian at perior mobility of cavalry to other pages of today's newspapers. INSPECTIONS ORDERED peared that If the School Board sus- eight o'clock at the State Police Like Wtnga of Blril WUfisups of Canada, a commission Hartford proposed Mr. Yost's name the Stafford Ptiblle Library, has re- ground forces In rough country The title is self-explanatory. The tains any expenses In connection Barracks, at Stafford Springs. Attar In this apparatus the wings would m e m b e ^ urged delegation women for the national organization. turned following a ten days' visit will remain lndlspcn.sable. Peter Mattice Of 31 Charter picture, made from an original with Its p*psent stand, these will be the bualneeq meeting, there will be FOR NEW HAVEN POUCE be hinged by a resilient substance not to wear-Japanese, silk even do- Mr, Toet haa been'a ctrcua fan spent at Breyveter, Mass. They back up this contention screen play written by Robert Roa- borne personally by members of the Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Roberts of a program about nine o'clock, with Oak StreeL Aviation Me- which would permit them to move ing without it ‘*makes you less beau- for many years and was a former with lessons of the value of cav- sen and Leonardo Bercovlci, is a Board. Ftirnace avenue were recen* visitors chanic Oh Uncle Sam’s Lat- like the wings of a bird. The pilot tiful.” showman. ..__ motion pictures and a lecture on alry- In the current-Spanish and thoroughgoing expose of the cancer IN CHOICE with relatives in Taunton, M asar ' would be suspended below in a kind Leading the Europeaii plea - for At Worcester Safety Inipeetlbn. Refreahments Slno-Japaneae confilcts as well as est'Warship, Here For Brief of raic'ketcering eatiiiig at the heart New Haven, Aug. 19-^ (AP) —As PLEASES KNOTHOLE OAMU Styled like Mr. and Mrs. Philllna E. Rondeau of almost every large American of trapeze seat, avringing' himself to collective security was Dr., Franz Attorney Bernard J. Ackerman will be served. the World W ar. Vacation. an aftermath of the slaying of Pueblo. Colo.— ( A P ) — When It of Prospect street will leave Satur- . Miss Josephine McGrath of East community today,' and, more im- Patrolman Daniel T. O'Connell by a smd fro by pulling on ropes attach- Otto, Austria's lone delegate;^ . who of this city. Past Grand Chef de Roads NOi Necessary comes to calling balls and strikes so described the Austrian situation‘-as *4 and *5 Gare of the 40 and 8 of Connartlcut .day .on a three weeks' motor trip to Windsor HlU haa-beea spending the ______portant, it tells in detailed—-and ex-, prisoner this' week. Chief Philip T. ed to the underaldea of the wlnga. Detroit. Marshal Poch.'Supreme-command- Peter Mattice of 31 Charter Oak the iclds'peerlng through knotholes "the result of the abandonment of is attending the sessions of the De- citing— fashion how this malignant Smith ordered precinct commanders The pilot's B'wlnging motions Liquors summer at the Lowenthal cottage troops which defeat- street, of the United States Navy, la In the centerfleld fence can hear Harold Mayo and Ralph Ronalter growth can not only be halted but today to inaugurate strict daily In- collective sqcurlty." ' * partment ot Massachusetts, Amerlr on Massachusetts Road at Point O ed the German army on the western on furlough at hla home from the him, Pueblo fans wUl back Umpire would provide the motive power to Shoes I of Grant avenue arc on a motor trip eradicated. - Previously, speakers at the con- can Legion annual state convention Woods. TO.COO-ton cnilser, "U. S. 8. Phila- spections to make certain that all activate the wings. Colonel Betties Prices Effective Aug. 18th 24th through the New Ehigland states front, said: "The next, war will be- Lively Entertainment. ‘*Blg Nick” Ckirbett against the gress, being held at Vaasar college, In Worcester, today and tomorrow. Mrs. Wilbur C Hills had as her delphia", Uncle Sam's latest fighting policemen are properly equipped be- believes In this way the filer would and Canada. gin as Uje last war ended— with Every motion picture is produced world. bad expressed an overwhelmhig The members of the Tolland Coimiy guests last Wednesday Miss Lenora craft now at the Navy 'Yard, fore starting out on duty. be able to direct bis flight from one William Foster, district agent for movement." primarily for entertainmenL and O'Connell waa killed by five shots opinion In favor of the embargo Volture will attend the annual con- and Miss Nola Towhig of Spring- Charlestown. Mass. favorable; air current to another, Tropic Glow. Golden Tan the Ma.- — Sickle now chaige of tho Construction corps at the cavalry comes to the rescue. truckman who helps stamp out the George B. W^iHiams hazardous, in that the planes In car. Washington, Aug. 19 — (A P ) — Never Before Under 20c Council will hold a special meeting holds a lead of approximately S9U,- the Boston Navy yard, today re- Said General 'Yon Seeckt, late com- evils, Gloria Dickson, as his wife, The chief also ordered that patfol lO.*) Oxford Street wViskey 9* B la c k .^1 which he rides as an observer on Rep. Woodruff (R., Mich.) said today Set^ton, Pa., Aug. I9 i-(A P )— OLD VIRGINIA HILLS 1.59 this eveping at eight o'clock at the 000 over Insco, his nearest competi-- por$ed to police he had been slugged mandoivln-chlef of the German Allen Jenkins, as Brent's pal, and wagons be equipped with handcuffs Off Strickland Street more than five months have passed An Investigation of the Oerman- summer home of Mrs. Ida Weber of tor for leading sire honors of 1938 scouting flights pre satapaulted into Walter Abel, as the Special Prose- and robbed of $18 in cash and a $37 army: the air from ‘specially designed "to be used when the occasion re- Tel. 6234 without diaeloaure ot the "useful American Btmd and the expulsion of 8th. Crash Tolland avenue with Mrs. Annie Sickle was America's champion sire check by three youths as he was "The aviator has come to aid— cutor. while the production was di- quires.” public purpose” to which President members associated with bund GANCIA VERMOUTH 95c Suedes catapault runways, and thara Is al- Elnseidel presiding at the meeting two yeart ago. walking In the Dorchester district not to replace— the cavalrym.m. rected by that sure-fire molder of Roosevelt proposed' to g i ^ the re- camps waa demanded today in a Following the business session there ways great danger of craoktng up if successes, IJoyd Bacon. Also 'ths Cretonnes Close, reoonnalsiancjs is left to the anything goes wrong with the motor ceipts of bis syndicated writings. resolution placed before Pennsyl- w}U be a dog roast and social. new Jane Withers play, "Kesp a e a • 8 cavalryman whose vision. Is not at the takeoff. Woodruff added In a ataiement is- vania American Legionnaires at BXTRA SPECIAL School Opening Smiling.” dimmed by clouded skies." Mattice will visit hla friends and sued through the Republican N a - their 20th annual state convention. The schools of the town n( Ver- Chinese Use Ponies relatives while on his furlough from ROBBERS ARE CRICKET FANS tional com ^ttee: T h e resolution recommended the non vrill open for the 1938-1939 ses- Ask'Help To Prevept T he Spanish General Monaste- duty. He must report before Mon- "Apparently under White House appointment of a committee of sions on Wednesday. September 7th. rio's cavalry has bean highly effi- Red Crown day morning. Melbourne— (AP)—Due probably ilratlon, aeveral columlnlata re- Legionnaires to -fionduct the probe During the summer* the various cient not only as a scouting force, ,Uy have suggested, to use tho Proof th#t Wards are but to radio Interest In tne first Aua- and to "take whatever action may Lowest price we kpow of achool buildings are being rep.aLi ed but also In attacking. It hac often BIG SHOW STARTS ON ROAD. The Shortest of one, that ‘at a strategic' A Raging Forest Fire tralia-England cricket match, few become necessary to drive the for this quality I Wide as- to bring yon the N E W - where necessary. Superintendent of broken through the Loyalist Hanks Washington, Aug. 10.— (A P ) — Climax In the campaira the noble 90 Proof . Fifth Tobbaries .were reported here. Police Bunda out of Anierica.” GIN sortment of woven and tap- EST fashions F IR S T ! Schools. Philip. M. Howe la spending and has' prevented retrisatlng units The state fairs have started, and cause' to ■which these'^oflts are to Denouncing Bund eampe" as a 99c estry patternal It's Ideal 'the first three days of the week at said they had their quietest week- Draped pomps. High-lac- - This, is, the season of the year.^Ucut forests as a result of the. lack from reforming thqlr lines. the Agriculture department's big Distance For be continued will be announced and "cover for espionage work," the A Smooth, Good Mixing Gin for drapes, slip covers and 'ilia office in Rockville preparing for Japanese officers now are la- show— 15 carloads of educational end In many 'montha:' ling ties. Slip-ons. when the pungent odor lif wood of snow last winter, but the burn- tlrtt then I aball be mortified and resolution urged tbe United StatM pillowsi ..3$ in,..wida,.■ . tha-aeasionie. ■ ■'embkb la lOtely'fb'-warning of ' liig sun of August'and September menting the lack of -adequaU caw^ farm exhtblta— la on -the road: O; covered'with confusion. '* to"’aever diplomatic relations ■wltli' S A L E ! Curtain Materials Birth airy for effsoUve fianklng move- H. Cook, a department official, said “If these White House whispers — burning’ forests, and thcrcfore'»lhe quickly dries the forests and .their Germany should the Investigation ■a Whiakey , 7c yard Mr. and Mrs. ?^.i.**iy^hi.wban mp'torlsta.-jcauap«.r« and ) un'*8 public eupply reeervolre treatment of Its , paper, w ill-bu rn surprise mounted attacks. W a have a eaiectloa of Um aaw* < to the end and in this way can thla motto here yesterday in an ad- 88 held at Sandy Beach park. Crystal Sa>-8 General Malln Craig, chief eat atyla frumaa. ICE CREAM— dress before tbe state convention of Coast - to - Coast Brood LRke tomorrow aftemoou. cause they help to prevent erosion easily provide the spark needed to N ew Tork, Aug. 19— (AP)-:-John of staff, U. 8. army: "American municipal officials, as he denied the Tubfast "Del Rio" slob Thera will be canoe races, swlm- and the carrying of quantiUea of 'bum and ruin acre upon acre of cavalry la not onlv a scouting force, CoapUmaaUry Adjuatmaats Slada Fresb Evary Day With tha Bast Inxndientst H. Scot was brought from a cell In poplin, detailed like silk earth into the reservoir! by heavy growing Umber. For this raaaon. the Tombs yesterday to be arraign- south sought to propter at the ex- Port — SKarry — Muscatel mlag raoaa for both boys and girls; but It la a powerful combs, arm. It drtsscsl Striped fioralat rains, but. because they provide the the water uUliUea ask motoUata to 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS! ed before Judge William Allen on pense of other aectlona. Fifth. a watermelon race, pit eaUng con- offers a large* targat but movaa Bay Oa tfea Badgat Plaa Angelico — Tokay — Zinfendel Geometrical O r tbe new only form of- investment by which use care in disposing of smoking a charge of murder and John H. He told tbe mayors and other of- 49 test, obstacle races, bucket filling faster than the infantry, l u purpose AT JAFFBK the water uUllties can secure evep materia] especially at this time of Scott expressed surprise. ficials a favorable trade balance be- Mexicana printal Lew price contest and canoe tilting contest. iB to advance men with liflee and NO EXTRA CHAROB a amaU return on the large amounts tween the south and other eectlons at Wards. 12-32. During the aftemobn there will year. machine guns. In advancing them "Judge, I didn't even know that, of money spent to acquire these To the same and, it la urged that would be a aolutioa to southern eco- bo a kiddles bathing beauty contest, It can take advantage of the cover man* I stabbed had died," he said. lands. Enterprises other than Um- campers and plcnickara exert care nomic problems.. of wooda. ravines and drears much ON YOUR VACATION Judge Allen peered at the records In Manchester Located at: and a boat and canoe parade with ber raising and kindKd pursuits on with their firei and make certain SPECIAL more eaaUy -thaa any motor vehi- Protect Yoor Eyes With of the case; pilsaa for the moat baauUful, most iha land would conaUtuta a possible that cooking fires are fully axUn- Small'Weakly or Monthly EMBARASSINO original and fuanlast entry. cle." “The papers say this man waa source of contaminaUon for the gulahed before equipment la re- Paymenta Will Parchaaa shot." On a good road, the infantry POLARIZED Columbus, Q. - A thief was among 844 Main Street Tel. 3822 water and therefore a patent baaard packed Into the car or trailer for "Nd, Judge, I stabbed him," ia- 1 FORSIEB 'REFRESENTATn-E marches at a rata of 2 1-2 miles an Any Mnchina. tbe visitors to tha convention of tbe j to the public health. ■ departure. Thoroughly douatng the Peppermint Stick 'rtatod' John H. Scott. DIES • fire with water, or covering ertth hour; off the highway tu pace Is SUN^GLASSES International Association for Iden- The watershed timber la no dif- Judge Allen made Inquiries. A ferent from ataada of pine or other earth will prevent the fire be- cut down to 1 1-2 milea an hour. SERVICE tification and, aaid Detective Robert few minutes later John E, -Scott waa trees elsewhere and all w-oodlands coming a source of forest oonflagiw- Cavalry can trot an average of 8 Cooke, got away with four magnify- Montsfomer V Ward TYPEWRITER CO. arraigned and' pleaded not guilty. 36, long active enould be protected from the danger Uon. and, again, ears In the disposal mUea an hour; . gallop apstly at 13 For proporly flttod ing glaases and three deviCea for political and civic acUvi- milea an oour.-< 135 Tramball 8*. Hartford Ooaa. ,Jobn H: Sqott, brought up again . & P ■' Slores Ice Cream idantifying cloth. 1 eg fire, the water supply manage- of smoking matarial' Is bald to bo ‘ teal A n a ia i to Jaffa**— Use the F. H. A. Plan Equipping Your Biome. PlwRS S K I f o r ! laanU urge. Abundance of rain In TaralagtteXMa Of a charge af aecood degraa aa- The loot waa part ot a erfaaa pra- ' July oftijt my - th8t semH ■aalt a lffg la a ia d not guOty. MANCHESTER EVENING HCTALD, MANCHtoER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1988

B£ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19.1988 ernment department or other busi- America building aadId daw MEM PA0B8IX Circle Saturday Only GERMAN JEWS MOST ADD ness letters such Jews must include others for four blocks In the M U f Sarah or Israel in the signature. of Mountain View. DENMARK OBSERVES Jewish Infants may be given only 19 billion dollars; % round number Btaaea that wa are daatlpg and Science Plans To Tap Chief of Police Louis L Gray said BECOME ISRAEL SARAH Jcv/lsh 'first names'. the blast wss the work''of vandals, JUm rlrtatrr strengthening racial mlnoritlea In In New York The ministry of the interior In due total of SO bUllona. W By OebrgE Rosa CENTURY AND HALF and,not a robbery attempt.'Ho said Now such sums, abatiwctly eon- this country where the fundamental H O M O EC O N O M IG US Hidden Fuel Reserves course wlU compile a list of names then were powder marks on Uw Berlin. Aug. 19 — '(A P ) — Next considered Jewish. ■Idared, mean nothing to tha aver- theory was to walcoma aU decent 8 Sam ple Boudoir Chairs casing ql! the front door. * I Cuntltqi B rn d i New Year some half million German The 'decree, signejl by the mtnla- forelgnere, not at ali wltli the Ides New York, Aug. 19.—I9lgns of age person, even when wa raalUa By James J. OTeary autunu appear in the non-erboreel Jews must add Israel or Sarah to ters of justice and the Interior, ex- Resldenta of Santa Cfiara, ntno _ ruauaiuio ax thb of their remalnlni^ forelgnere but In By HOWARD W, BLAKESLEE ^ rs of the lowei^ank /ue**- AS DAIRY NATION miles south, were awakened. PIUNTINO OOMPANT. ONL that 60 I^Ulons art 00,000 mUIlona. canyons of Jfanhetten long bg^re Associated Prdaa»w-A— ScienceasOAnamiA Editor.iTsiifAi*. thoujfli ouly 18,000 of toD nfttion 3 their names. pressly fxetnpta Jews of (oretgn fia- 1* aisMO atrMt axpactst}^ of their becoming X turning leaves tell tbe some reduced to one low price tlonnlity from these'requirements; Night Patrolman Claudo L. So Mr. Watson maicea. some degree ♦ half-mliuon coal, miners ore em- The government tasued a decree HMohMicr, Oona. THE AOBICULTURAl, In other parts of the land. ployed in the lignite and sub-bltu- Steach safd be was standmg. about THOMAS PEROUSOa of realisation poaalbla by listing Amencana* first, last and all the Wbea tha New Deal came to Golden, Golo., Aug. 19.— ( A P I - By MILTON BRONNER ttiday requiring any Jew having a . A D J U B T M C N T A C T The" nem ent center, that fitful The new FidI sample line of ttoudoir chairs wUI be'^"on the mlnous mines, their work ts perhaps 200 feet'from the bank and mwm 0 *n*rAI M«bm** soma things''that could have been time.. ’ power it fotind thet for tbe year Plane of science to tap 42 per cent N E A Senioe Staff Oorespondent non-Jewlsh first name to adopt as P»bb4*4 OMoMr I. IMl area which extendi eoroe ten blocks way" ebortly, so we’re clearing these Summer samples at more intermittent than, In any other man running down a'pooriy light- 198$ the prlcee of ferm commodt- of the United States’ total "energy nn additional given name Israel if MYSTERIOUS B U S T ™ done with the money that the World The result Is that wa have vast Perhaps the widespread confusion In the 30’s, is teeming with renewed dreatlo reductions. Glazed chintz and rayon damask covers group. This is due to the fact that London. Aug. 19,'—Li,ttle Denmak ed Bide street. PaMlskad Bvarr araalnp Bsetpt tlee In generel were only .61 per reserves” now largely Inaccessible, male. Sarah if female. numbers o f people, nioet o f them that exists concerning the Agricul- activity. The shipping elerka who ... no two covers alike-. . end one-of-e-kind styles. Former the fuels they dig are not adapted this year is celebrating 150 years Chief Gfay said the hank vault SliadBri mat Bolt4>rA EatsraS At tb* War cost us. In the way o f national cent of parity. The A A A wee de- were described here today at the The decree compels ail Jews with bom here, who do ,their political tural Adjustment Act may be i>ar- push those , band trucks are carting average price, 116.98! Subject to prior sale. Hurry! to storage. The men have been o f freedom of her once badly-tied WRECKS BANK BUILDING PMt OfflM at Haaebtiur. Oeaa, aa devilopmant He gives the expen- eigned to bring bock agriculturei newly opened station of the U. S. non-Jewlsh names to notify the was not damaged and Wilbur L. iaooad CUm Mall Mattar. tloUy explained by the extreme dif- about all the suits and. overcoats unable In many instances to make peasant farmers and of the success thinking and voting not as Ameri. prlcee to 100 per cent o f parity, or Bureau of Mines. municipal or country • .clerks in Camp, bank manager, knew of no diture for each such Item and the ficulty one experience! In attempt- which will protect us from the win- steady Incomes or plan for their SDBSCRIPTIOM HATBS cans but as members of raclkl mi- to the relationship they enjoyed in try blasts, though tbe fahrenbelt The reserves are eub-bitumlnous of her agricultural system, In fact, whose registers theif names are en- Jdountaln View, Calif., Aug. 19— enemies. a Taar bp Mall ...... total of all tbe items as again thU ing to point out th e '. wtUrdsfined coal and lignite. Science ^has dis- families, because this poor storage America might learn from the San Francisco agents of the Fed- norities. We see candidate running 1909-1914. This woe to be done In sti^ up. tered' that they have taken on the (A P )—A mysterious powder blast Tarr Meatb bp Mall -** same round-number 60 billions. policy underlying the act. In under- covered In them the high-energy quality has hampered storage of the Danes some lessons which would be heard hlnc'miles away early today eral Bureau of Investigation wers SiBlifla Capp ...... Hi...•••••I At several ways. The main objective 'The comely models''of tbs John fuels and use much beyond local end additional name Israel or Sarah. We could have paid off every for office not as American citlxens taking on onalysie of thif policy the gases and thermal power of coal, useful in developing waste lands assigned to the case. Ballliaarad Oaa Taap war to eliminate’ the agriculture Powers. Park Avenue agency, those seasonal markets. When writing letters to any gov- wrecked the two-story Bank of but under the emblem of a racial writer Is venturing Upon a task.that charmers whose facea end figures gas and petroleum, hut their use ■and settling Impoverished share- MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED farm mortgage in the United surplus. The fuels contain large amounts hyphen—and, we see other candi- even members of the Agricultural adorn the advertisements you see in now is lim ited'by a lack of, me- croppers on them. PRESS States; then We could have dupli- I One method o f accompUahlng this chanical 'devices and technique for of oxygen. When they they dry Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la aselualvalp Adjustment Administration have newspapers end megaslnea, are As late as 1788 Denmark still cated the entli% rcilef and recovery dates opposed not as unworthy but result was to Induce the farmers to putting their energy to work. In storage they crumble into smaller aatltlaS to lha oaa of rapnbiteatloa hesitated to try because It Is so hard curtail ^eir acreage. If e farmer powdering their noaes for another 114.75 to and smaller pieces. This exposes had the medieval system of vil- of all aawa dlipatetaaa aradttad to It aa mambers o f racial mlnoritlea.' to get across to the average reader. Under authorization of Congress, program from 1982 to 1938; we I had been planting 10,000 acres of hectic season. more surface to reaction i^th the leinage. ’That meant that small ten- or Bot otharwiaa oradttad la thta The potentially evil ooneequencas Before embarking on this analy- the U. S. Bureau of Mines is under- A scene from the stirring sea drams "Phantom Ship" which stars ipar BBS alao tba loaal aawa rob* could have provided additional en- wheat, for example, tbe government Already, ,ao the fashion watch 122.50 oxygen in the air. Controlled, thla ant peasant farmers had to do all B sis, the writer wlehes to explain tower tells us,' they are swinging taking investigations to enable Bela Lubosl at the new Circle theater Saturday only. The companion abad haralB. dowment for education equaling, of this have not yet developed In might ask him to plant only t>,0UU sensitivity of the low-grade fuels is kinds of feudal labor for their land- All rlsbta of rapabllaatloaa of that to all Intents and purposes the Into action, posing In fall sports these fuels to carry on when coal, feature is "The Luck of Roaring Camp" starring Owen Davis, Jr. .{his .coufitfy aa they have In Europe gczBS. For-making this sacrifice the GRADES oil and gas supplies d.windle or. grow, an-asset.. Because they burn so lords. Then this was terminated and -ASaotal dlaas taboo boPala aro alao- fa.' dollar fioT'dollar, all auch^ endow- Agricullursl AdJUstmdht 'Act -*Bnd lar fo r footljall pictures. In capes, sanrad. —but the seade are In the ground farmer waa paid government bene- expensive, and when water power easily, they consume iolnioat com- the guverrimenfs of the day began ment now existing; then 'W* could the Soil Conservation Act are one foxes and neatly tailored suits Populai* Marked fits according to the amount' of spreads to lU limiU. The Colorado pletely. They are smokeless. Scl* the task of making of the peasant-a Pull aarrlea alloBt of R. B. A. Sara* and they kre germinating. In the and the same. The A A A _wae pass- which, alas, must be surtendered to small ones. So.the next thing have built another canal'* across acreage be had taken, out of wheat School of Mines is cooperating, fur- entists see In them ideal fuels for. {landowner In his own right. Another W I BC. single Instance c f the Amerika- ed in 1984 and was In affect .until after several brief, precious, mo- was to reclaim land not in use, TEACHERS URGE GREEN Panama at the cost of the present production. The funde for the pay- nishing the laboratory, grounds and smokeless cities and Industries of landmark In Danish history occur- Mambar ABiarteaB Ifawtpapat Pab* 1936 when It was declared uncon- ments of sweet possession: Shortly after the war with Prussia, and SELF SERVE OROCERIES Deutacbe Volksbund the tiny plant ment of benefits were derived fronf buildings for wperiments, V. F. the future. ■ red in 1864 when military Priissia lisbara AaaoeUtloA one; we couli have built four quar- stitutional by the Supreme Court One of these lovely ladies, in Study Storage Problenis. the Danish Heath Society was Rubinow Building has popped through the soli. Others "prooeaalng taxes", or taxes levied fact. Just told us that she has had Pary, senior fuel technologist, of the picked a fight with the Danes, TO SEEK LABOR PEACE 855 Main Street ter-million dollar schools in every The court declared that the General The station is starting experi- founded. It took as ita slogan tbe Pubitaban Rapraaaotativaa; Tba are reasonably likely to follow. on those people who took the farm- more modelling assignments in the Bureau, is in charge of the new sta- whipped them and stole Scbleswlg- fnllna Uatbawa Soaatal Asanep—Now county in the U n lt^ States; we Welfare Clausp did not allow tha ments of storage bins designed to principle that as Denmark had lost “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” ers’ , wheat, such as millers and past fortnight than at any time tion. HoIsteln.The truncated little coun- Tork. Chicaso. Oatrolt aod Boatoa. ■ In the event of another great war Federal government to regulate Two-Fifths Of .AU Energy. restrict the damage of oxygen. The fertile provinces to Prussia, it must could have wired for elMtriclty bakers, end made It Into bread. since the summer started. try had to learn how to live. —no' longer a possibility remote agriculture. As- a substitute for the On the "energy scale,” or latent state of Texas already has pointed win new ones from waste lands. Cedar Point, O., Aug. 19.— (A P ) MEMBER AOOrr BORBAO OP every one of the 9,400,000 urban and The program which aimed simply QRCULATIUNS A A A Congress passed the SoU< Con- power available in them, these low the way of keeping lignite fuels closely scanned by many times sibility that a single one of the trial prices are comparatively fixed derselling the foreign market. Be- merly $55.00 to $69.60. $59.76 great celebrations next September. manner and dress. A colonel in the senps of evidence that summer is demonstration in the Dam Square, butter, bacon and eggs. The co- projects listed shove would have or rigid, whereas agricultural prices fore leaving the various msthoda by ’They wlU all be In honor of Queen more people than would have been Spanisb-American war, be broke almost over don’t make ua feel i Chairs, former $69.50 and $79.00 Wllhelmlna. how 58, who waa delegations coming from all parts operatives not only carefully grade AM. BOLOGNA vary widely according to the inter- which tbe farmer is induced to cur- Interested In It If the Board of Edu- been tolerated for a moment by pub- into politics In far-off Seattle, rep- the least bit cooler. values. $79.00 Chairs were regularly crowned when she came of age on of the country to participate. these products, so as to have a uni- tail his production, the writer must lic opinion, leaat of all by those ar- resenting the State of Washington action of supply and demand. Dur- $79.00 $89.00 to $149.00. One-of-a-kind, September 6, 1898. In the evening a torch relay form, high quality for export, but cation had not arrogated to Itself state that no longer do the process- ONE ALONE SALT PORK dent patriots who welcomed the war for a time in Congress. Halfway' ing, the war we greatly expanded race of young men and boys from the government also carefully tbe right to disregard the man- our agricultural capacity in order to ing taxes provide the funds for the subject to prior sale. across the continent ha ntoved. tp So ehe ia completing 4Q success- 3()0 towns and villages In Holland watches it...... date o f the town meetihgr' with glee hccatise It ghve-them op- accommodate the war-time demand' payment o f farm benefits. '' These Pittsburgh —The '-etrcuraitances lb. CThlcago. There he was three times ful years as sovereign of the w ill end at the Dam where. In But' that is only part of Den- portunity to clean up mllllohs o f tox^s were declared unconatltuttonal o f Charles F. Gillmvin’s. address front of the . royal palace, a huge HAMBURG r Defiance of constituted authority elected to the Senate. During the from Europe which quickly **'•' thrifty, sturdy. Independent Dutch. mark’s story. Being a small coun,- in 1936. A t present tbe money comes made it front page news today. bonfire will be kept burning for.a la usually an adventurous sort of otherwise' totally unexpected p^fU. war he Wa s on •.special a.ssignment during the post-war period. Thus, AUGUST SALE While always keenly observant of try, there waa a limit to the large almost every yeair American farm- out of the -''general fund" o f the The president, of world Vigilance, her royal dignity and proud of her- week. - . proceeding. The American colonists I f we must be-termriTed at the by the President In Europe. estates -which could be cut up In- ers produce a huge aurplui of farm Treasury. Inc., ^waited for his audience last self aa scion of the historic House On September 10 Amsterdam contemplation of peace tlnie. expen- Style— Prose defied the constituted authority of commodities that drives down their nlghC tlien launched Into a two- o f Orange, she has, nevertheless, •will witness a great historical pro- SLICED kOASTINO I.eWt.s spoke in the Senate In a hour discussion of his plan to insure the British crown. TH^^ Francolsts diture nnd debts running Into the A t the same time that tbe A A A managed to endear 'herself to her cession with costumed men and wo. Week-End Specials manner that often wu.s a torment prices. Not only did ws lose our world peace by abolishing wars and butH h tries to raise agricultural prices, It rather democratic people. men to Illustrate the long, crowded In Spain defied the authority of the billions, then let ua he at least rea- European marketa, but after 1929 strikes. BACON VEAL' to newsmen. If In he course of a also attempts to keep industrial She Bhfired with them their anx- and often dramatic history at Hol- regularly constituted Spanish gov- sonably catitlous about o\ir expendi- speech he ever delivered a sentence the demand for agricultural goods His audience— a newspaper re- prices from rising too high. When ieties during the World War when land. tures In any future war which, quite of less than 20 words, ,lt has escap- was .further curtailed because of the porter— etayed for the 'Whole ernment. Possibly the Manchester the A A A W s begun a great deal of W ATKINS the little country was In a ticklish As annexes, to the main celebra- Mahieu's GROCERIES MEATS depression. possibly, we may find It Impossible ed \is. We ohCe hunted out one that 9 speech. 8 R O T H S R S I N C tion program," so to speak, there Board of Education vlsuallies Itself Here was the situation the farm- confusion existed because it seemed position with battling nations all IS *"’- ran to l.’iO wonls, containing subject will be on exhibition devoted to As regular as a clock, -in A role comparable to that of the to avoid—at least to the extent of that some parts of the New Deal around. She saw prosperity come Fowl matter for at least three paragraphs er faced Just before the A A A was to tbe nation from Its great East showing the development and his- Butter refusing to allow the .^expenditures were trying to raise prices and we come to you with a dis- herpes of colonial days, nulllflers of and perhaps a couple of chapters, begun. To use our former example Indian empire. With heavy heart, tory of Amsterdam during Queen Land O’Lakes, f i Cf _ Plump and Fresh, O *T ^ other parte to keep them from ris- . the mandates of an Ignorant and op- to he made twdee what they should ■ The .Senator at times has become again. In 1932 the prtc' of butter she witnessed Holland getting, its Wllhelmlna’s reign and. a n ^ e r play of quality groceries 1 B O I L E D COTTAGE SPICED ing. This was perfectly natural. ‘Ilie 2 lbs...... DOC Ibe *!••••••••«• be through . profiteering. so Involved In a sentence that tt had fallen to, let us say, $.20 per sliare of the trade depredslon and showing ' tbe development of the pressive -govomment. Tt Is to he New Deal desired to raise agricul- at prices as reasonable fis seemed only prayer and fasting pound. Because the price of a hoe- tu employment which swept the' diamond trade, which Is still cen- suspected, however, that to the ms- tural prices to a "parity" with In- Butter Legs of Lamb HAM CHEESE HAM_ «v. could rescue him. At other; times was fixed. It still remained, we may world. Today the outlook Is bright- tered In Amsterdam. < can be made. dustrial. prices. Consequently, It JoritS' of the tow-nspoople the, re-, when all seemed lost, and It became assume, at $1.00. Under these con- er and the Dutch are preparing Penn Boll, C D Genuine Spring, 2 7 c U.vn AL r.ROlT?: tried.to prevent Industrial prices ’The oldest part of North Ameri- Enjoy yourself with the semblance is to the . Francolsts. apparent, to straining listeners that ditions, the price of butter-would be wholeheartedly to show their (^een 2 lbs. DVC gcib. A great deal of the chronic in only SO per cent of parity. In other from rising faster or as fast as how much and how well they think ca, the first to be elevated above savings, you are making Anyhow, they have made a lot of the subject had gone speeding down sea level. Is the northeastern sw- 1. . 25«"’' words, it would now take five pounds farm prte'es. During the period 1934- of her. trouble and haven't, he yet, got feeling in Europe which, if it does !-^he main line leaving the predicate while dealing with us. ^ ■ Oni ons Pot Roast of butter to obtain one hoe, where- 1936 a general price rise waa de- Holland has two capitals, Am- tlon. not aetuallv lie at the heart of the | helpless on a siding, he wx5uld make , , Boneless Chuck, away with an\-thlng. a coupling that would^ oonfounil i during, the 1909-1914 ^rlod sired, but the New Deal wanted this Cane Sugar, A (f * • Ipndftiry to war, at least provMca any gramniutiral .switchihan. And it i one-half pounds of butter woul price rise t^ come about mainly 3 pounds ...... 7 c MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING quart^^c through a rt'ie in agricultural prices. 10-lb. cloth bag. C FIFTY BILLIONS .ambitious and Ill-balanced dictators the. above aeote.m e looks com'plex, purchase a hoe. Under thebe c reu with their opportunities. Is caused compare it with this L.-wisir. lilted «ie farm ers jiuchaslng Land O’Lakes Q _ Sugar Roast Pork . Tomorixnv; Results of the' AAA. CANTON SPRINGS There is being circulated, under by the presence In almost even- entire from the. Congressional R ec-' ,P°t*'er tvould be cut,in half. DAILY PATTERN Butter, lb...... «J m C Fine Granulated, — ^ Rib End, -0/1^ the frank of Senator Homer T. country tiflfre of the racial tr.lnorl- ord; , -I ‘ Sheffield Milk,.. O C _ 10 lbs...... ^OC lb» •!!•#••••«•• CALO DOG Domino Sodas FIG BARS "If - the time shall ever rjme I _ _ _ - By CAROL DAY 28-Ounoe Bottle Bone of IVoahiijgton and presu'ma-,! ties of avhlch we- are conatanlh- Kame farm, arriving' by hors* aba 4 tail cans ...... when it shall be apparent that emi- SWAPPERS GETTING HOT With stitched pleats that fire Native Potatoes, bly at the instance of the Veterans j hearing more and more. nent le.ndera of the nation i-i.se ..to buggy, old cars, trailers, trucks snd Potatoes Frankfurts ^ house cars. John Bond of BUss, N. uclly free at the hem, very round Fancy .Quality, 1 FOOD 3 cans 20c 2 for 15c o f Foreign Wars, a reprint of xome We have hitherto- hazarded the oppose (Amortea'st .orr.i of defense, } Native U. S. 01 Grote & Weigel, O ^ ^ Contents Only. 9c lb. Y.. drove a team 70 miles to the H. sleeves' and frills at tbe neck- pages of the CongreMional Record guess that almost all If not all of the however sophistical, however artful AT HORSE TRADING MEET 'i»e and sleeves to emphasize the No. 1 .15-Ib. peck A X C Ibe •eee«e*eeee>e w in phraseology, however analytical convention. Duncan Fhyfo sofa, similar to sketch, Native Potatoes, of June 15 and 16. They contain a trouble arising from alien minorities with down-snd-feathsr seats, solid fharm of plump little ladies, the de- X' they may be, fcom . their point of Ray Shaeffer o f Berwick. Pa., number of editorial comments fa- with perpetual grleyaprs,',. 'some- came .the longest . distance— 224 mahogany frame, burgundy plain a l^ . Pattern 8308, will make even Medium Size,-. critical-censure, when they, seek to the cutest tot look cuter...... GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 No. 2 cans 15c vorable to" the passage of the bill in- times real but rnnre'ofteri fancied, miles...... — . frless' cover; formerly 9fns.00i|. .. peck ...... A j| C Justify their apposition, still,' sirs, \ew York .\nd Pennsylvania .The rounded pieces at the shoul- troduced in .the Senate last April Native Eggs, would be eilminated -if ait of Europe the world can see only that -at a Owners Prepare For Whirl Otbars $T9.00 np. ders ara a new note .that yqu’U see I ^ p T B ^ P T SPECIALS nOLK aiitter th'e affect apdnsdfshfp o f 27' 'spoke^a“ ro'mfftSh f 'tfrittcar ttme • orr- the''e\'e'or*"'great‘ In the expensive- imports.' '' ' -dozen ‘ -wind Finish Of SeiitOii. ' Dole’s ' ‘ . Senators and supported- by a pctl- ory tyhlch, in- the presen^at lea.«t; danger svhen ail nations stand on This panty-frock Is so delight- Onions, Large Yellow, jip i^ .h a thyic ^tvxietj': apd...zcai, ,4riiuart. -'1 CRISCO;ib.cdhl7c PINEAPPLE JUICE ‘ doo with 4,000.000"signatvres, the' hgs.nfr praetfpsi' vnhte- bewnise-theW' uotationfi— fuHy ■ easyto make, that you- can Pineopple Jtttce 5can25c , cbnillct there art great Senators -o f; Almond.' N. T.,'Aug; 19.— rAP)'— turn out half a dozen In no time, basket ...... AOC purpose^ of which waa to take the la no immediate prospect that f-u* I the United States, those who con-! 'Swappers are getting Rot.’’ -Presl e y ^ ' If you’ve done very Uttle Sjiices, All -Kinds, Whole CampbeU’s profit out of war by Imposing a rope ■a-Jll speak a common language front our countty.wlth every ob-1 dent George Kame of the World My study of motion picture play- Superb Sample Sofas sewing in your Ufe. Tbe detailed or Ground, C 3-lb. can 47c No. 5 can 23c sharply-graduated tax on Individual for a long, long time to come, structlon against , carrying out the i Horse Traders’ convention said to- ers has led me to believe that prac- sew chart, included In your pat* Baked Beans 2 cans 13c and corporate incomes during , war j But how many Americans have policy thift wo'old completely es 'day aa shrewd Western New York tically everyone who gets Into the tern, makes everything very clear. pkg...... OC tabllsh defense and assure t'.ie ' and. Pennsylvania horsemen prepar- first ranks of players has added 10 time. - I gver considered the extent of the Make up 8308 in dimity, organdy Good Luck 1 Q ^ Comet , S U N K IS T ORANGES LEMONS SEEDLESS GRAPES security of our country of Ameri- ed for a whirlwind fipjah do their yeara to his Ufe. or dotted SwiSa for dress-up, and In Jar Rings, 4 doz. X C It la net our intention to discuss | difricultle.s created here by the fact ca " ' annual meet tomorrow. * — Dr. Lawrenoe Spangoard, Hofly- caUco,’ percale or pique for play. Heavy Waxed Peanut Butter Mb. jar 17c that measure here nor to comment: that this country, too, has plenty Style— riot he*. I The first couple of days traders wood hospital s t ^ members, who Pattern 8308 Is designed for sizes 2 ciuz. 29*^ 2^C doz. Jibs. 2 5 c at length on war profiteering, some | of racial minorities. In spite of the Jim 'Hani's courtly manner is a tried to "feel out” the value of the finds the stars take oaie of theoi- 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 years; Size 2 requires Paper, 40 ft. roll .. OC remnant of the Old South, for he Is 'Stock. sel\-ea.‘ *129 Softafiilk OC.« Confectioner's Sugar xxxx weH nigh incredible exarhples o f , fact that the laws discriminate *98 1 6-8 yards o f 35 inch material for a Virginian bom and edr.rated, but Fourteen-year-old Lloyd Carnes which are cited. But orig aspect of against no race and no class of races Reg.'$125.00 to $175.00 Reg. $175.00 to $195.00 tbe dress and 3-4 yard for the pan- Cake Flour, pkg. ^OC bis dress is a vision of the future. rode to the convention from Bath. Unless religioo is streamlined, we Vj‘, 1 1-2 yards pleating or lace for Baker's Baking Chocolate, 2 lb. pkgs. 13c Freestone Yellow Peaches HONEY DEW .MELONS r. BARTLETT PEARS the extent of -^-ar wastage is j if we except the yellow races It' is a 1950 version of the day ot , N. Y „ on a saddle horse, which he must watch.lt become to unchurch- neck and sleeve bands. brought out so strikingly in one o f ’ which we ruled out as immigrants? the plumed hat and be-nbboned I immediately turned over to Ralph ed mlUlons of Americans an Inter- Vj-pound 1 ' C ^ eatlng relic of a more spiritually ’The new F A L L AND W IN TE R ^ lbs. 25^ 25fc each 19^ doz. the articles quoted,^ written by Ih . thta country we afeept the breeches^ Jaynes, for a workhorse. Two outstAnding valueg, reduced drasti^Iy for immediate clearance in order to PATTERN BOOK. 32 pages of at- package ...... X O C Quaker Puffed Rice pkg. 9c Taken ^ Independently, any one minded day. . 1 Thomas J. Watson,-president of the hyphen m a racial indicator with The swappers watched a tug-o- make way for Fall samples. Most sofas are Gnuid Rapids made; many have tractive designs for every size and Shredded Wheat, O Q ^ part of his garb might be mon- war between two mules, started by — Dr. Charles J. Torek, of the Pres- IntemaUonai Chamber of Commerce down-and-feather seat cushions. Solid mahogany frames or feet are the rule every occasion. Is ndW ready. F%oto- Biscuits, 2 pkgs. duO C the utmost of toleranc^. We even strous. . His wine-pink beard, on a bet on which waa the strongest. byterian Bosurd of Cteietlan Edu- Sea Island Shrimp , can 17c cation. , graphs show dresses made from Friend’s Beans, Large Assortment < aod himself an Industrialist, that It encourage its existence and its de- Borahr would wilt the entire Idaho I Makes Quick-Profit rather than the exception. Period as well as luxurious Ipunge chairs are included these patterns being worn; a fea* ought to come to the eye of every our politi- potato crop. His sorrel suit, worn -The owner of tbe.winning mule . . and a wide range of covers including mohairs, antique'velours and damasks# three kinds, . IQ/* velopment by allowing I f there was any glamor. It was ture you will enjoy. Let the charm- Home Type Layer Cakes, delicious icings' 29c American. ' offered to' filp a coin to pair them large c a n ...... X O C Izumi Crab Meat can 25c clans, uhrebuked, to make se'parate »o'.r the milk in Wis- certainly bidden. Just one of j^ch kind, so make your selection.tomorrow if possible! ing designs in this new book help Liuu,, , consin. But taken together and up. He lost tbe coin toss-and the Sir. Wataon, In his article,, tabu- — Leroy Prlnz, moving pletere dance you in. your sewing. One pattern and Bit^seye Matches, ]tad Wlag , , . I apiyals *to separate racial groups under the haunting sweep winner sold the pair on the spot for director, reporting on n senirch for the new FaU aad Wlntei^atterh 6c box. '11#. late* tne various clssslJlcatlbTis of |«nd by UclUy tdmlUlng the claims of a soft felt hat. not quite aa pink $25. Bert Burrell of WellsvlUe, N. Book—25 cents. Pattem -''or book WHITE JBLICED BREAD SUGAR BUNS DELICIOUS l)ROP CAKES bcaotlfnl tnces In 90 eoBege yenr- ’ .3 b o x e s ...... X X C actual war expendlturse by the i of ouch groups to political recogni-: as the beard nor as salmon as the Y., later said he unloved the mule alone— 15 cents. 8308 Grape Juice pt. btl. 14c books. Lux Toilet Soap, United EUtes to tha familiar totalfijon . We applaud the sentimental | vest, they arrest tbe eye. night or team for $100. AN For a PA’TTERN of this attrac- Full Pound 2 doz. 29^ doz. "An excellent deal,” he said. tive model send 16c in CX)IN, your “ ‘ There are some fussy dresser. Petting and necking an practi- Harry Blaisure of Montrose, Pa.; cally ani-varaaL NAME, ADDREISS. STYLE NUM - Ivory Flakes, 0 1 ..A * wntlo- lands of their r e ^ o U v e origins. W e ; unong the Senate's younger mem- eald, "M y grandfather was a trad- nlng costs of the war from 1921 to —Prof. Leonard OetdreB of Osr- AUGUST SALE BER and SIZE to TH E MANC31ES* large pkg...... A X C think'qf It as a laudable thing for bars, but their color effqrts-are any- er. It's in my blood. P love to beat natl.UnKantty. TER EVENING HERALD TO- Firestone Food Market tks nnd o f 1937—intnmst on war W ATKINS Motor OIL the dtlldrea of^the foreign-bom to thing but grand, nor is there yet a the other guy." 8RdTJ4CRS I N C DAT8 PA’TTERN BUREAU. 1$ ASSORTED ROLLS voice attuned to say in the X,ewls S79 East Center Street Phone 6867 Mt, tost of cozing for tbn learn use fo great extent the Blaisure declared be has traded TIm atrjfiana of today bu nacb- FEATURE BTERUNG pl a c e , B R O O K L'YN , 2-gallon can . . . r O C style— "an ^ tiro, let t h ^ natlans bis way from .■’ennsylvanla to Noitit It o f the bonus, nsttl^dRt of languagns o f their panots. W e shut ad a point wbafn it ia abaad J*. T . . ... first pay u sir fisbu l«0 s , aod the Dakota aad back asakL !-aei«r tn Um d4raia»* Dsvtt ' IW 1 IANCHB8 TEIB BVBNINO REBAZ with milk. SBCHDS veteran fireman, John F. Limerick Nation-Wide Stores (j Nat*i All Droaram* to k*r and baslo chain* or sroup* th*r*of anl*i* *p*el- Lunch—Lima beans; turnips end able to carry her own td go ahead TRACT AT GREEN fl*d: coaat to ooaat (e to o)‘d**txnanon* Includ* aU aralwbl* itoUcaa By SmM SM cn** aa Its represenUtlva. MILLION MORE 4*3. Again Miss .Marble broke Prosram* subj*ct to «b*ns* by aUtlen* pravicu* natte*.^. M carrots; Isttucs. MADE IN SPEECHIfyiCy iU«*flrtt lov« w o ft conitftnt mftfti MATCHES SEPT. 3 aw.w , — - through to go uf^3 and It appamr* NBC-WtAP (RKO) NETWORK MIOWB6T — wnbd wlim wlbw klb Dinasr — Broiled Ismh chops; fai «yM » chwwele* W u ^ ______DEMAND COMPARISON! wkbb wtaq wkbh wooo wabt kael wnax _ ad thajmt Iwt IVORY SOAP CORN FLAKES SAaiC - Caat! waaf wna* irtl* w)ar string beans; cucumber and lettuce I elw*^^ayft knew Id.—»» thl*— tlm« next yenr woo wblb kslo kdah waoa wims TODAY EVERYBODY "COnbrARES” PRICES! ,TIIArS WHY EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT Mias Stoinmers rallied at that State Pius To ImproTe LARGE MEOWM GVEST MELLOatn wtas woab kjrw irtbr wro »JP! MOUNT__ kvor kli kob kal kgirq Hbb ■ftlftd: lea cTftftm. thft t n t ^ thftt *>• MEN TO ARMS point, homrvw, and aha began fight. wca* wtAm w l ebm *d*l:_(lldw#»ti. nOABT—knea kola kol T«vl With t*7o . hroadcasts sot and •CREAMED SPINACH: Wash . y . ' l ■TVHlxy ril plow the .northeiet M d. RFC ATTORNEY kad wmaq who wow wdaf wtf# katp. kojr kana khba ksnb kror > Itomfc Cilb Atteotion To ing iwek hard, chasing everv shot Mountain! boa kdjrU SouMi wmbg wab I third to bo arrangod, WLW will air spinach under running water until "n^ wMk ru plMt tbp com (OontlaiMd frooi Pace Oaa.) e ' e e 7c pkg. wmo warab wjax kpro n-bro; Pacmei Ct'nL' KaaL __ __ and cmk^ with tuM produced two servlca breaks Property Adjoiniiig VFW 9 6 4 the annual National Matches from an ia removed. Take out spoil- Hie ehoee were etur and a carriage of bar own to square fcfl new korao 4:6»-Whtn Wa Wara Vaunt ed or damaged leaves. Cook with- ’ Fact Ho Said Nodniif Of »ud-l curiid my Upa 1" Is up to the SovleU to do OPTIONALIPTIt 6:46— 4:46-60 You Want To B* — I Camp Parry, Ohio, September 3. My earn wore timed to thfobhIM the ma'tch at 6 all. SAYS DUSTING tarchaasaabu 4:00— 6:00—Frat*. Radi* Now* FarlaS out water for ton minutes over same," he said. Miss Marble broke through again Home And Make ParkleL iMtworka): Bai oot wtaa wlw 4i06— 6i 06- Bd Tbarsaraan, apart*— Herbert Flaig of toe WLW ope- slow fisms, during which tlma pro- talea—not talk of thla and that; Good Luck Jar Riings 3 pkgs. 19c workworn wekyweny w u . p h i koJ obl: Contrail wabo; Bnach Llant Orabaatra—« Everybody Saves at Not Hitherto A t f e e ^ I oial events depsrtmsnL who lalii America At Kingiton I left a note upon the door, the key on that all Important 11th game. wefl wtimnl wtba wdaa ksbx ksaa kalo 4il0— 6:10—Chlaape Not a* Lens As* pars s ssucs ss follows: Blend with The group of Japanwd »>•>> Put Just whan Miss summers Inoo wbow wood wabe wabT wtl M rr 6 i ^ itOO—Sanga'by Ray Haalharton turned this week from s visit with s fork on* end one-hslf tsblespoon- beneath the mat POLITICAL ACT koara; Sautbi w u r wptf wl* wlaa wfla- sout 6i1&— * ( 16—Artfiijr aqdfiwy - wate' on call by today's Waf oftlca order ently was to go Into the lead. It was revealed today that the \ waua wtod waoo wfbo wwne wcao wnv* offleisls, announced tost the .45 fuls of browned flower into 1 tsbls- My new love la a reetleae man, hla had not hltherto,,Jiaan affected by Marble led fi*lT and all she had to do onlyi'HolliTe* ^ a w , iqp ran o ^h aln I caliber pistol msdsUsts’ match, to eyea a roving black; BUU Highway Department plans (Oentlneed from'Pago One.) Certo bottle 21c warn kvoe w l^ wfaa wbap. weal ktba SiSO— 6:10—Advanturaa frem. Stiane* spoonful of browned butter. Pises Hyde Pwk. K. Au», 1 »—(AP) enlistment or ,odhacHptlon In the to win was carry her own service. krdm ksko krsv kri* ktok ktam ^ a 6 :4 ^ 6;46—Book* Carttr'a Oainmant be flrsd September 3, will be broad' over s low Asms end aUr in cos and I never' know thla -time next year China camnalgn. There was an exchange of servlca to landscape and beautify property wrol kto* kark kaiio; Mountalni kajr 6:00— 7:0O-ab*#t af Banjainla Sweat cost over ths Nation’s Station end TiMldwit Reoeerelt Indicated to* that he'll come hack, ment that his committee would look kshl ktar kob kthfkthF Wdo kpfa kaal. kto; SiSO— 7:10—6L Loult aiuat. Orabaatra ons-half cupfuls of tola cream, uo- Everybody's Market! Shoidd-they be called to the front, now owned by the sU U at Mancbes* tfnr-that ao exteoamn of the Mon* "Today I aair for lapahan, Carac^ breaks early In the second oat to into circumstances surrounding the PaaHlai kfbb kaw ktnj V*m kao kmaa 7:00- SiOO-ibewaat* af Hallraaed I possibly ths Mutual Broadcasting ing either msh cream or evaporat- they wduld be given a quick period place ths score at 8*all but Miss ter Green Just west of the land on Cant. Boat. 1:00- liOO—To a* Anbounead 110 ni:) System from 9 to 9:15 s-m.. sa .t FBEE DELIVERY! PRICES GO INTO EFFECT SOON AS HERALD IS .OUT! DIAL 5721! i«e doeti^ waa tarotrad In hla ad- which the VFW home U now local* Dunlap resignation. Porowax 1-lb. pl^g. 10c 1:10- 6:10—Barry Weed B HI* Mual* ad milk. Cook until thick enough to of li n i n g for 40 daw Marble produced the break on that liie— 4:10—Your Family and Min* ti46- ti46..VI*wp*lnla *f Amarleant Tbs second broadcast will take ^3 BnM at XJnfaton. Ontario, yeBtar*- Hla ahoM are pollahed till", they Wonths. ef r The tract of land to which the Sheppard said, however, that as a S;4S— 4i4»—LIttI* Orphan Anni* 'suit individual teate and then add khlne—why am I aheddlng teara. , 7th game, which resulted in —..v, Th* Cadata Quartet—wait i:O6-l6:O0:-Nawti H. aua**’* Orebta. I piscs.from 11 to 11:15 s.m., aa.t, to# cheeped whltea of 4 hard-boiled r , I Quii They are meanwhlla under strln* triumph. Frequently she dropped sUU has mis Is over an acre in general rule "any government agen* Faffed RIee, a A Natloa'-Wlde 9Ra* 4iOO— S:0O-F*lla Knight, th* Taner 6:10—10:10—Will- -- ...... Me' MeCuna't Orebattra the same date, when the Herrick cy would be Justified in demanding 4:10- l:ie —Dana* Sand Flan* Tun* 10:00—11:00—Oanains Muala Orabaatra egga Turn spinach into hot serv- PrealdeBt arrtvad hare thU gent regulations. 'Tboaa absent unretumable fioaters Just over the extent, and is situated between the pkg...... A VC Codfish Cakes, 3 eads 10:1(^11:10—Tommy Ooraay Orebattra ragT,n>iEEVEiiATTH.s7HicE| VAIX)B the resignation of any Federal oA* 4:10— 6:10—Fr*aa*Radl* Nawa Farlod Trophy Team Match is fired. The ing dish, cover with sauce, and dec- H O RM ELSP AM lorgecon25c BKnnlac for an indeflnita atasr, from home or planning to travel net. intersection of Woodbrldge street 4:10— {:W—P|:W—Faul Oouala* an Opart* 11:00—11:00—Dane* Mutio—waat only trophy, a maoslve silver cup, a By Sadia 8eagraw< and East Center street and the be* clal who became active la any Natton-Wlde Beaus. Salteoea Clam Chow- g, orate tha tc^ wllh toe yoUcs of toe Talktac .with reportara from bis about were ordered to maintain constant The semi-finals of the doubles 4:40- |:46—J:46—Jimmy ------Kamatr and “Id Cam. 1^N8C-WJZ (SLUE) NBTWORK presented in 1907 by toe Into Myron naaa o a r ^ the Hyde Park atatlon. Pretty Una roediU! TeU ybn touch with their family or the''W as scheduled to be placed later in ginning of the VFW property. The other person's political campaign." OVba Baksd, 97*. dor, Igo. c a n ...... A # C 6:00- ino" - Am** 'n' Andy — •ff». army autboiiUas In t h ^ home area has a frontage, of soma three Advised of tits Dually resl^ia. 8 ten eaas ...... m A C Ta Ba Annaunaad iwaat BABie —’ Baati wla .wbB-wbia w W . I T. .Herrlek. governor, of Ohio from absol utel y" the finest EA-nNC _ : tM ehUf aaacutlva appeared reMad H'lat yar dialr a* need to the day; R. A R. Boned AC*. 6:16— 6:16—Bans* From ' Raa* Mari* Wham______kdkadka wiCTi wjui wayr, wmal wfli 1908 to 1906, end ambassador to and ham after hihla atrenuona trip town. hundred feet, this lying In a curve tion at his home In Vienna, Ga., Sen- Campbell's Tomato '9Ta* Chlekaa, Igo. can .... 6:60-> 6:60—Th* Ravalara Quartat— Vraby wabr efcf whk wmff wapd waan QUESTIONS AND ANSWBRS| ahoiit I t _ . . _ Moat Flan to Get Ordata opposite the Green, 'rhe depth of ator George said the resignation ••■Aa ■a.* Balafnlnl■WIW«ni66l Wr Oreh,—oatwork V a l l a * — m wloe wlau;------MIdwaati------wanr wla'n kwk kqll I Francs from 1913 to 1914 and 1931 'Clapps Favoritd" Pears "Gravensfein" Apples throui^ OntaHo yeatarday. Saved a man^a Ufa. Polka made a Julee, Ns. 5 eaa .... 6:46— 6:40—Jaak Barak, Sana—waaf: wran *rmt kao wow* kma wotn: Sauthi I to 1939. r . The announcement said that the land at this point owned by the proved "the baUot of the people of Natloa-WIdo Coffee, 0 1 ^ '8. Watkina Orebaatra—ebda Wrtd wmpa w|ho wdan was* wasn b Wa Klngatoo apeech, the Praal* NaUeu-WIds Orspe ^ 09^ William C. Robblna of too WLW (Hoasogonlaad VegsBaUsa) aiarrtrl that Amarlcana would whenever a recruit necessarily state'IS some SOb feet, the line exr Georgia cannot be controllUed from Boot QuaUty, ib. .... A l t * *mo— 7:00—Lueilla Mannara—c to eat k x^ l Mountain: Uo kvod; FaeIRsi 1 ^ (Suestioa: Mra W. V. writes: "Of RlaktnMhy llfft fer that orn'ry c u m ! leaves bis place of registration he 77te Weather tendlnglng back to that of the Washing^" JUlest 3 pt. Mia .... ml ^ TrtO- 6mo—WaltiTnt by Aba Lyman kfad ktmi kaz ksa kaea kfr I staff, himself on expert pistol shot 7pounds25c aot *ldly by" If domination of Fact''of Oia matter, couldn’t get The Federal oAcials of Georgia, Horsbey Cooea, 7:60- iitp—Daath vallay Day*. Flay NOTBi Ba* WBAF-NBC.NBC for optional and atudsnt in firearms, will be st whst psrtlculsr value srs homo- m U Wara threaded by a should appoint "someone of adult Veterans’ bolding. Papsr Nspklas. OKg* Og* 6:00-- 6:00—FIrtt NIohtar Flay—to e Hat of atationa If Yea Eka l^asa Two Namban, You’ll A|tm Thfijr Art tha BfiSt Ever! Washington, Aug. 13—Forecast p, Ibk Oftft a . e o o o o a a a e a o f t # 6:61^ 6i60—JImmla IFidlar, Hollywood ^tbe microphones to describe toe genised 'vegetables for feeding to hurt— age" to convey mllttarv orders to It Is planned to grade and seed t 86-eomitpkgs. . . . . 1 ^3 CanL' BaaL foraiga aggraaaor. Had a rabbit foot sewed to my for Massachusetts: Fair tonight and tea this battle through to a finish," 6:40— 6:40—Jtaa* Crawford at Orian I events. babies T" Hawaman at hla informal pi^a him If they were Issued suddenly. the entire plot, and cut s driveway 6 «»-1 0 :0 »-t* a*I A Anne wne a d — a a a t : 1:10- 4:10—Tba . ______Little Variety Bbaw Answer: The homogenised vega- ahlrt. 'There were no official figures of Saturday, rising temperatures In through it to the Veterans' home. said George, a veteran o f 16 years’ Amaa 'n* Andy—*-waat ropaat 4:00— i:0O-N*w*| talon Orenaatra______T'entatlvs plans esU also for s Vary Flas Suaktat Volaaela Julm Strtetly Na. 1 Suaktat QOBforanca Informed Mr, Roopefelt service in the Senate. 6Jill—10:ML-AI166—10:10—Al DanaDenahu* A Orabaatra 4:10— 1:10—Vaaala from Four af Ua tables now sold in a prapBred form the exact number of men Involved, Picnic benebee may be set under 10:00—11:00—Di ck Hl mbar ' * Orabaatra 4H1— 1:46—Lewali Thamat — aaat; j broadcast of too poUce school in of repoita that the Sti^^depart* BIOT the northwest portion tonight and Chief Jnstloe Booms Camp Wilbsrt't No-Rub Wax, pt. con 37e firearms, celled "Hogan’s Alley." for the feeding of infante supposed- naot la Wa*lagtoo Int^tatad hu but best estimates placed the figure one of the trees. According to In- 10:10—11:10—Bl u* Ba r r on' * Orehaatra Marlaw* A Lyon, Flanea—waat I By Sadia SOagrava around 1 ,000,000. In north portion Saturday. formation received today, some of MaanwhUe within Georgia there 6:00- 6:00—Olek TMd and HI* Bani* ly have two advantages. The first maach aa an extaaalocror the Mon* Pedro wears a ahlrt of silk, blue and were other davelopmento, headed by CS6-WABC. NETWORK —aaat; Oen. Wlntlaw-midwaat advantage is that tos csUuIcss and ORANGES 18 for 25c LEMONS 5 for l O c ^ ^ H All males are subject to military Vermont and Naw Hampshire: the care of the plot will be under- BABIC — Baati wabo wada wake woaa BH6— 6:16—MiAle I* My Htoto Frof. me Doctrtae. "" green and pink, conscription, but during peace time Fair, tonight, Saturday partly taken by the veterans. the announcement of Chief Justice w g r wkbw•kow wkrewr w]r wi weaa 6:36— 6:66—Sons*6:60—aongt and an* Out,Oua, RlanlataPlanlata vegetable fiber sire, broken down, Bead OHflaal Language Pedro's spurs are made of gold, ana not all are ordered to take training. cloudy and warmet.. The piece of land at the Green Richard B. Russell, father of Sena- Crisco, 1-lb. eon 19e, 3-lb. can 49d' nre wfbl wjav wsar; raie ■|46- 6:46—Threa Falla* WlUi Vocal* which allows the gastric Juice to Datletous, Lorga, Flak Stoat Faoey. BfoOow, RIpa, FnaaMaa ' T h e "^iaf akaeuUva auggaatad wfbra kmba kmos wboa kfab hla rowels cllnki- The rest, those now under "stand Cbnheetlcuf and Rhode Island wnl be the second that the High- tor Richard B> RusssU, Jr., tost Can- ss? ly’a I______penetrate'the food more quickly, hla Quaftlonara read the origi- .Put aside my sober dress — Pedro by" restrictions, aro "recruiyk" Fair tonight and Saturday, not way Department has worked on didate Camp Is his choice for the FANCY FRUITS ■AST—wbiu WPS whp whao wora ofrb 7:06- 6:00—Oaa. plaan,Macn, Tim and Iran*' M ENUS making the food more easily di- nal laaguaga of the Monroe Doc* comes to woo; Senate. W MEAT VALUES ritoo wibx wmaa w**s wabf wlba wkbn 7:30—___ S___ :3 ^T___ h* March _h of Tima—toTJmc o gested. The seeofid advantage is PEACHES 4 l b 6 . 2 5 c ^ ^ B It was reported also today that much change In temperature. here this summer In furthering its AND VEGETABLES NWiilo wgM wbrk wnbs SKIO— 6:06—Doaign for th* Oanelns A Week’s Supply C A NTALOUP ES 3 for 25e tfint’ Ha caned atantlon to the I shall wear a dress of silk. . pink the cabinet• was studying • ■ ■ a W a r o f - Maine: Fair tonight, Saturday roadaide beautification program. In The chief Juatlee aald Presldant DIXIB — wait wsfa wqara wdoS kira 6:36— 6:3(h—To 0* Annaunead (16 m.) tost the very oompfete' breaking Them Warn A Big mt Last Weak! l.arga Farfoet tsieloaa Ault! fhct *<«■* ha had not aald anything and green and blue. flee recommendation to make army fair with rising temperature In Buckland, at Buekland street and Roosevelt had "made hla position Boasting Chloksas, Q O ^ ' wrae wtoo wwt wtoa krid ktrb ktsa 6:46— 6:46—Commant af Jay Franklin down of the fiber causes less likeli- gbout Latla America la hla Klnga* Give me back my sober dress, with very clear” and "that aatUad my Melons, largMt alie, 1 waee koma kdbo wbt wdaa wbts wdb) *:0 ^ 1 g;0 ^ N a w tl Oanojns.prohaatra For Good Health Service compulsory at' the age of west portion. Tolland turnpike, the old (^ahan Native, I b ...... OOC wwva wait wmbr ktui weoa wdno waox 6:36—16:30—Harry Owan* Orehaatra hood of irritation in tha intestines. No. 1, Loeal OfuwB, Flaa Extra Ftaa. "Fate Gra«a"'Naavu . ton talk. Its tones of gray— 35 for studenU and others who have ^ Atlantic coaat Eaatport to Sandy property la being landacaped and choice upon Lawrence S. Camp.” each ...... IvC kwkb know wmmm wlno wch* wpar 10:00—11:06—F. Trymbauar Orehaatra Recommended Probibly vegaUbles prepared In QuMUoDad regarding aa addraaa Pedro kissed another girl on our enjoyed a measure of exemption. Hook; Moderate northwest tonight graded for use aa a roadside rest, Former ' Governor Eugene Tal- Native Tomatoes, wmai Mcnr wn'. w.lm ..... t —1 1 Sw.n.on Orehaatra By Or. Prank McCoy thla way are mors readily asslmllat- by Rapraaantatlva John J, O’Oonaor wedding day. becoming gentle variable on ^t- madge, also seeking the Senatorial Sr’.'r'2Sc*"28c 1 Tg* Students now may be exempted and work on It la expected to be nomination, previously claimed sup- ek- P OTATO ES peck 19c TO M ATO E S iHi.It night,oiBuv, —Mr. Rooaevalt -aald be from service until the age of■ 2727. urday, weather fair tonight and completed shortly, after which the Oenuliw Spri agI MT NBIOHBOB’S APPU5 TREE port of the chief Juatlee. 11:80— Junior Muslcomedy. Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for ed St home and then mashed with IfeBuahN! B in ly had aaan the headllnaa on it Saturday. ' Job at the Green will be started. BananaSi Seleotod, 9 1a* 13:00 Noon— ^Nsws Service. fork. In the home cooked type, (yOonaor, whom the President crlU- By Beulah Vick Wckipy W. O. McRae, Atlanta attorney,- 4 l bs...... A 1C I the watk beginning Sunday, August . OonAthma P. M. there are always some Isrgs and fltaad ahiuply la a statement this My neighbor's apple orchard la the fourth candidate In the Senate L—r::‘ 29c"33c Iceberg Lottuo^ i A . 31. 1988. old, decrepit tree. >»’'• MISS MARBLE TOPS Showers have occurred In most of race which ends with the Democratic Prime Steer Beef. W TIC 13:15—A d Liner. SUNDAY! some small psi^lss. Howsvtr, the weak, aaaarted that Mr. HooMvalp CaUfomla, odeh ...... *PC 13:35—Enoch light’s Orchsstra. healthy child would probably thrive SEEDLESS GRAPES 3 lbs. 25c CELERY HEARTS aa. IntanrenUon In p a ^ p r i n ^ w la That she’ cares naught at all about New England, and the sky was still SIX LOCAL DEIKATES primary oiv September 14. BroodoastlBS Sarvlea. Breakfast — Waffles (brownsd ftbft MUd so one# to mo. cloudy this morning along the east Camp In a campaign speech yes- Daisy Hams, Tfts* Celety,’ Double Stalk, IQ- Hartford. Ooaa. 1:15—Rhythmslres. thoroughly) with mspls syrup; regardless of whl way tos vsgs- m cftOftlfttoff to ft dlctfttonhlp* ENGUSH NET STAR * # o e e * # * * * o o o a * f t W# 1:80—^Buffalo Presents. tables srs presented. Sometimes tos ICEBERG LETTUCE Last. l O e ^ ^ B Tha Praaldent arranged a quiet Now I have seen Its meager yield bf coaat. In most of the eastern and terday said to* "battle ground In Sweet Cared, Ib. .... O O C 80JW9 W . 1040 K. O. 38.3 3L crisp bacon. SWEET PLUMS 2 doz. 25c middle atatea toe weather la now Eoateni Daylight Saving Thna infant being Introduced to vegeta- * y of rest and planned to talk to* delicate pink bloom. AT PARLEY OF FIREMEN Georgia la between the forcee of en- tiunch — Baked potatoes; string And sniffed Its honey fragrance In Whips Kay Stammers In clear. The northweatem disturb-' trenchicned gre«eed on one Side and hesns; sslsd of lettuce and raw car- bles refuses them beesuae ha is un- Fine No. 1 aomsr with Secretary Wallace. ance la central In the province of Franklin D. Rooaavalt and the peo- These Prices Are Cash Specials! sheustomed to ths fssl ot solid food for BLUEBERRIES Ha was mat at the atatlon by my open sitting room; Straight Sets To Gain Fi- PVlday, Augort 19. rota Seedless GRAPEFRUIT 7 25c I Therefore I love the fraU old tree Manitoba but It extends southward Both Departments Of The pie on the other." Dinner—Roast vesl; green perns; in ths mouth—in such inctsnoss, dft dk M I g u s r t MW. Rooaavalt,' hla son John, and that she dares to disdain > ; . nals Of Essex Tourney. aa far aa Kansas. It baa caused F. M. tha homogsnlasd variety might be ONIONS MW. John Rooaevalt Town Are Reprenented At PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES 4:00—Backstage Wife. I stuffed celery; gelatin with whipped I wait ImpaUenUy for Spring to ■howera from toe Rocky RADIO y cream. accepted mors readily becausa of L eho - NATIVE LIMA BEANS 3 qfs. 25c | bo^ p rolled haIi make It young again. Manchester, Maas., Aug. 19 — to the upper lake region, and rain Today’s Convention Held In LEGATEE, OUT OF FUNDS 4:15—Stella Dallas. bavi^ a smeothsr conaistency. BCHJEMN PUEDOB (A P )—Alice Marble of Beverly waa falling this morning In Minne- Milford. IN 10 DATS. HANGS SHUT RITTEL’S MAI«.ET_ | W. HARRY ENGLAW 4:30—Milt Herth Swing Trio. MONDAY: TM. 4386 1 Manehester Green TM. 8451 4:45— Girt Alona. 1 Stoadaid Haas Breakfast—Poached qgg on Mel- 10lbebag21clHATIVE CORN doz. 20c| Spadsll 29eib. Aboard Prsstdsnt Roosevelt’s EXOC8E Hills, Ckllf., today entered ttae_flnal sota and Wisconsin, 'toe weather IS Blaeen fit. (Furpnra HooMrrhaglca) tralB an route to Hyde Park, N. T., round of the 14tta annual waa sllgbtiy cooler last nlgbt In Fitchburg, Mass., Aug. 19.— (API 5:00—Tuns Types. ba Toast; applesauce. By Helen Oowlee LeCron Manchester la being represented 5:80—Toim Painily and Mina Lunch—Any kind of fresh fruit QuesUon: C. D. sUtea: “My slo- A«w i » —(AP)*-Presldent Roose- If all of myaelf would fit Inside county women’s Invitation tennis New England and eaatam New —Ten days after a brother had BURSACK BROS. New York, Aug. 19.—From tha today by six dalegatea at the state 489 Bartfeid Road — TM. S8S3 6:45—Rsmo RubSs. desired. ter-in-law has rscslvsd a diagnosis valt 'traveled toward his Dutchess The plans I make and there abide, tournament by defeating Kay Stam. York, but there has been a change given him hla share of their father's Longwood Cricket club at Che^ of purpura hemorrhagica. In plain Sliced Peoches Per Caa eonaty. New Tork, home today af* mera of England, 7-5, 6-4. ‘Ihe vic- convention of firemen, being held In 6 :00—News. Dinner—Vegetable soup; Salis- Roth's Meat Spreads Neatly aspiring, politely bold, to warmer In the Misslaaippi and estate, John Brown, 59, today hang- Natien-WMa Feed Storaa of New England' nut Hill, Moss., will come tom onw English, whst does tola maanT" F« tor »»«^"g gtven Onadlans a sol* i might amount-to a.iot. I'm told. tory qUalAipd bar to meet 2 1-year- Ohio Valleys. Temperatures were Milford. Four of these delegates 6;15—Bsseball Scores. bury steak; cooked celery; oalad of are from the SOuto End department ed himself, beesuae, a medical ex- 6:30—in^lgtitviUe ClsrioD. over both toe..NBC Blue and CBS Answer: TWs is a disease marked Par Oaa smn {Ut^lnaerleans would But some of myaelf will Jump toe oid NSneye wytipe of Australia in In the middle W a again Thursday In aminer reports, be VM deepdn- networks descriptions ot the final green leafy vegetables; berries. Barf left Pears shoulder to shoulder With the final tomorrow. and two from the North End. 6:45—^BssebsU Interviews. TUESDAAY: by toe formation of omaU purpl* Wheoties »»»« traces ’ ' " the plains states. dent oyer lack of funds and em- 6:50—"History in toe HetuUines" games in toe interzOne tennis con- patches on toe skin and mucous them If they were threatened by And sit on the sidelines making There waa little to choose be- The delegates left thla morning tests which decide whether Aiu- Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins by automobile. Company No. 1 of ployment. Jamea' Brown found hla —Professor Andre Setaenker. mambrsnes, dus to subcutaneous Sliced Pineapple ^ focstga aggnMslon. facea-T tween them and th'e reault waa wide tralla or (Sermany will meet Amerl- with butter; coddled eggs. The manufactures of Scotland toe South Manchester department brother hanging to a rafter and 7:00—Amos 'n Andy. bemorttiagas. Weetabix The President. In a day-long train And that's the reason rm what I open down through moat of the called Dr. C. E. Geary, toe medical ica for the Davis Cup. Lunch—*Oeamed spinach; ospar- match. Include textiles, liquors, Irofi, ateel, la represented by Edward Wlaoske 7’:15—Program from New York. agiia; salad of lettuce, cabbage and Friend's Beans- - and motor trip through Ontario yes* am by examiner. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT PAYS! 7:50—^Inalde of Sports with Jack Both networks beglp the program ■ tarday, received an enthusiastic re* And dqn't amount to a tlnker'a dam. They started cautiously, exchang- woolens, linens and cottons. No. 3 by Arthur IQiofla; No. S at 5:18 p. m. as an admtional sporte paioley; oUvas. hORAGB Large 19-Oaaea Con Marshmollow Cookies Stevens. Dinner — Baked fish; tomatoes; Fir: esntlon from crowds which heard 7:45—Sammy Watkins’ Orchestra. item, CBS at 3:30 will cover the Ms addresses at Kingston and at HERITAGE running of the Whitney race at salad of oold cUced beets on lettuce;., ftidlanapoUs—The green pastures 8:00—LuciUe Manners with Frank let 16 -yeMHfid ^mUBrindal ddwiLl Green Gage Plums rwou Thousand Islands bridge. By Beryl V. Thompeon Saratoga. gelatin. 2 Bors Palmolive Soap^ My grandstre waa a gypsy with Black’s Orchestra. Among the Saturday musical WEDNESDAY: Emil rode hU pony into v i^ tl There were cheers and applause 9;s0—Walts Time. looked lUce a luah meadow. Thai fitwig the chief anaeutiva’s motor laughing gypsy face, standoute is the mutual networks' Breakfast — French omelette; Grapefruit Juice vo. t caa 9:80—"Death Valley Days." pony a a ^ up to its neck. mute, punctuated oocaslonaUy by Who wedded with a lady of aa an- covefage of the ninth musloal festl- toasted whole wheat biscuit; stewed .2 Bars Comoy Soap 30:00—Tbs First mghter. val at Chicago at 8:80 p. m., and Emil Jumped off and-called help. oHas of "How are you straagefT” cient Saxon race. 30:80—Jimmla Fiddler. peaches. Orange Juice >«« He was a wandering gypsy, and she WEAF- world premier of a Lunch —^ Rice; summer squash; Hla pony flnaUy waa puUad out I to bU neeehes, Mr. Roosevelt 30:45—Jessie Crawford. with s lasso. 3 Pockages Kremel aaode it a point that Canadians and a peasant's child— - 31:00—News. . sympBthy Allen (3rant at 7:80 cucumber sslsd. Now springtimes make me tipsy, The Manchester PubUc Market from the national music camp at In- He’d ridden into s sludge pit of | "Veg-Air Dinner—Tomato soup; roost mut- siMrteene are no strangers; that 31:15—Clyde Lucas' Orchestra terlochen, Mich. toe city sewage disposal plant. 14 Oz. Bottle Ketchup they have similar ideas and ideals and white roads drive me wild. 33:80—iAl Donshns's Orchestra. ton; cooked carrots; calory and to- For gypsy blood comes taunting my 33:00—Weather Report mato iMlad. No dmMert. ' Orange and Grapefruit and that they want to work togeth- AS ALWAYS QUALITY WITH ECONOMY Ely Culbertson, ths bridge expert, HE SHOULD RNOW er cooperatively for peaceful rela* heart with old desire. 33:03—^Richard HImber’s orebestra. THURSDAY: I Kellogg's Corn Flakes And Saxon blood comes haunting 13:30—Blue Barron’s orchestra. and Graham McNamse, the radio Breakfast—Cottage cheese; pine- Juice No. scan thmshlps. with ''stay and mend the fire man, appear on NBCs Blue net- Cherokee, — UiUted Btsteal It was Mr. Roosevelt's speech at I Butter, Fairmont's Creamery Better Butter ...... - .2 lbs.. 59c | 3:00—Silent able. Senator Guy M. Gillette tells this | And brush the ashes off the hearth, Saturday Poultry Sate^ work at 7:30 tonight to tell what Lunch— Corn on the cob; lettuce KInjpdon, where he received an and keep the pewter bright.” TonsodTOw'B ProginnL they would like to.do on tha "If I one: Corned Beef Hash Baking Chocolate hoimiaiybonomry. degree from Qyeens^Vm-Queens Unl- Grandalre urges, tempting, a a a a . lb. 32c ■ ------Had a Chance" hour. lad; oooksd string beans. . Driving through the Alleghany | Large CoB'- k-rouad ■ varolty, that excKed ^ 'There’o a full moon tonight." Rutter, Land o* Lakes s a a a a a 6:00—RsvaiUa with Jake and CarL Dinner—Roast . beef; asparagus; mountains of Psnnsylvsnls, too i Fancy Fresh Broilinir Chickens, a a a a ■ a a a 'o~a a * a a a TfiT*! a a.a|a a •' each cabbage salad; cuatard. most. He. asaerted^toK or "A new neat in the willows down 19c Muenster Cheese (the better k in d )...... -.I. ,* lb. -oc 21c S;S0—"Sunriaa SpeciaL" Dialing tonight; Senator and his party stoppbd for Pink Salmon i-p-mdcaa a Biaierslater of tun by the .river’s rlver’a bend.”bend." 7:00—Morning Watch. Talk—WABC-CB8 9:80 p. m. FRIDAY tos Iowa licsnse, recited bis interost "Stewed" Prunes rmoam aad that "the people toe umtM Then the peasant laea genUy;"Here fVesh Cup Up Fowl for a nice chicken salad ------69c each Kraft’a Oub CIheese, white and yellow, m ad^e sliced.. lb. 2^ 8:00—News. - Thunnaa Arnold, assistaat attorney I Breakfast—Coddled eggs; ham; iiL the rseont Iowa primary and add* i Melba 'n>aat; stew^ raisiiu. States will not stand Idly by If are garments small to mend."mend. Rath's Tender MUd Ham, IV2 lb. cans ...... - - • • • 8:38—"Hl-Boys." general of toe United SUtes. ed, "What sort of a fellow Is this] Cherries or O lives""!^ 2~ Oins Tomato Posti' domination ot Canadian soli la Grandsire, 1 wonder If you know Fancy Fresh Chickens for frying or roasting...... l . 98c each 8:80—Radio Basaar. WEAP-NBO—7 p. m. Lucille | Lunch—(^k ed carrots and pass; Gillette, sByhowT" Larga'i^ar threatened by any other empire how I am tom each way? Mushroom Stems and Pieces, hot house, 2 oz. can s...... 3 f o r 2 ^ 9:00—Tha Wise Man. Manners concert; 8 Frank Munn in By Gypsy book that bids me go, by 9:15—Saturday Morning Club. Waltz Time; 9 The First Nlghter: Saxon bids me atayl Home Dressed Chickens for roasting, 5 to 6 lbs. ... 1...... lb. 35c Mushrooms, fancy sliced, 2 oz. cans, 2 for 25c, Fancy Buttons, 15c 9:40—Musical Interluda. 9:30 Jimmie _ Fiddler’s HoUywood . SPECIAL! qormal SPECIALt Honaal’s SPBOIALI 9:48—Landt Trio. Gossip; 10:80 MlnnaspoUs Symphony SPECIAL! Kraadole Flae- AIR CASTLES Home Dressed Fowl, 5 to 6 lbs. each ...... —-.. lb. 31c 30:00— Amanda Snow. orchestra; 11:80 Blue BarronV o r-' CTECHS OFFER By Irtha Jeffers Nelson I Tuna Firii, Royal Scarlet, fancy light meat, med. cans 2 for 29c | 10:18—Charioteers. chestra. BQI^ELESS CHICKEN TUNA FISH A silhouette against the sky, on top 10:50—Chsutsuqus Concert for WABO-CB8—6:80 British Assn, SHRIMP of a windy hill. PRIME CORN-FED BEEF Boneless Rolled Veal to Roast, from fancy, Libby's (looked Lunch Tongue, net weight, 6 oz. c a n ...... 27c Young People, Albert Stoea- for the advance of science, Cam- ANDERSQN & NOREN CHI(!!KEN A LA KING CHOICE P L U S Looks like a castle towering high, . sel. Conductor. bridge, England; 7 Ghost of Benja- HEATS . GROCERIES • FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lge. can 19c dignified, beautiful, still. white, milk-fed Veal, 2 9 Spic^ Luncheon MeatCudahy's Puritan) 12 oz. can . .25c min. S w e a t ; 8 HoUywood Showesss; Phone 4076 Frae DelivarF 361 Center St. The flame of the sunset allures me Prime Rib Roast Beef,_ 2 ^ C * 31:00—Ballsy Axteo. 9:15 Barry Wood’s orchestra; 10:06 Lge. con 39c Lg e .^im 29c 2 cans 29c 38c. to follow the glow far away; Tea Garden Jelly, Apple, Raspberry, Strawberry, 8 oz. 31:38—At sad Las Rslssr. ” Buaas orchestra; 11:80 Remy ROYAL SCARLET STORE TO SUDETENS Across the river and . up the hill 1 SmaU Baby Lamb Legs, 2 9 C glasses ..; ...... 2 for 25c 33:30—Musical Teta A Teto. mrchsstra. . shall go scmklng some day. , . Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, O C ^ 33:00—NBC Musical Guild. 'JZ-NBC—6:16 Music Is My SPECIAL ADVERTISING OFFER! ONE DAY W L1[I (Oontinned from Page Che.) But now the sunset Is fading,, the Tea Garden RaspbeW Jam and Orange Marmalade, lb. jars 2 ^ P. 1C. Hobby; 8 Geom Olsen’s Music 6lof ROYAL SCARLET BRAND ROYAL SCARLET stars are dim In the tarn: SmaU Lamb Fores — Boned and Rolled 33:80—Along Gypsy Trails. Tomorrow; 9 Mesresting of Educators Quality With Economy MAYONNAISE understanding on specific adminis- The thing I thought was a castle Is Chuck Beef Ground, O f Y — N. B. C. Premium (^ckers ...... - • 1 Ik* pkfiT* 15c 3:00—News, Weather, Market Re- on Campus of Peabody CoUm fori Iowa State Sweet Cream B UTTE R 93-Score 1b, 29c trative Issues." a sUo and an old red bam. port „Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.: - 10:05 Tomato Juloe. |£ Goarda Snmmnd Onatte. Ib...... 18c Sunshine Cheese Bing Urackers, 12 oz. pkgs...... 2 p k g s. 29c 3:30—A^cultural Bulletin. Barney Rapp’a orchestra; 10:30 13W « ^ I 5c ‘Sr29c Considered One of the Finest Batters ATslkblel Have Yoa''TgM It Yet? During the meeting between Lord THE NOVICE 1:30— Words and Music." Harry Owens orchestra; 11 Frank Pom: 1sad Beans, Runciman and Henleln. volunteer Trumbauer’6 orebestra. 16 os. c an ...... - • * a • 0 a By Nora E. Huffman Lower Round Ground, QtCa* Grape Fruit Juice, Royal Scarlet Fancy, sweetened ^ R. S- Salt, *7 Here Are Two *T!old Mest” Items That Surpass Anjrthlng You’ve Ever Tfiiite^! Sudeten German guards, counter- She sat apart (It was too strange as SMOKED AND CORNED MEAT What to expect Saturday: Com Flakes, 3-Ib. box ...... /C part of German blsdcshirts, sur- yeti beyond the purple hills when lb. , SPECIALS and unsweeten^. No, 2 cans...... - ...... 2 for 17c | Sports—WABC-CBS 8:80 p. m. 8 os. p k g ...... B. S. Choeolate Flavored roundedlunaea nouiennausRothenhaus cusuc.castle. J twilight falls; Running of toS Whitney at &rato- Tana Fish (U ^ t Malted Milk, ’*>m POLISH STYLE H A M or LEAN PORI lOLL lb.59c They diseuiued the problem se v -"g ;:;^ iri;<,n part of her, forgotten in Freshly Ground Hamburg OKg* meat), 8 e a im ...... 1-lb. can ...... AaOC eral■sJ hours alone but their progress the world I'enouni-edrenounced. for a loaf, Ib...... Rib Corned Beef, 1 ^ C Loganberry Juice, Libbs^s, 12 o& cans . - ...... 2 for 37c WDRC WABC-CBs /and WJZ-NBC 5:15 - Whole ReriMl Cota, This Grade of *T!oId Cut” Sells As High -As 89e Pound! Try It! to'ward a settlement waa not re- Orapo-Nut Flakeo, a tj Awakens at this hour, and calls and Tomato Juice, Royal Scarlet new pack, 12 oz cans ...... 5c 338 Haittcid, Coon. 1330 Finals of tbelinterxone Davis Cup No. 3 eon, 3 for ..... 3 p k g a ...... A / C vealed officially. That the Briton calls. ' ■ Daylight Savlag H um mstchea^-d" Saspsm gold cup pre- Natural Oardea Foss, '.Aad urged Henleln to tone down his Campbeirs Pork A Beans or Idly her fingers beat ii;ion the para. Veal, Beef and Pork Ground . Q Q ^ Fancy Boneiess Bririiet ‘ * ^ ^ g* Pork and Beans, Royal Scarlet, 1 lb. cans ...... 5c ■entatiim and Canadian open g ^ No. 3 COB, 3 for ..... IVORY SOAF 1 demMds for autonomy was believed . pet a gypsy tune the minstrels championshlrlamplonahlp over------WOR-MBS.------Carnation Milk Corned Beef, lb, Li Friday. August 19 Cat Green Beans, 1 MILK or GRAHAM CRACKERS 2wlb. box 25c 1 posmble because bf a rejection by play at fairs; ' Genuine Oven Bak^d, Yellow Eye and Pea Beans, 28 oz. jar •. .19c WEAF-NBO—8:15 a. m. Saturday No. 3 eon, 3 fo r ...... toe German minority leaders Wed- Her eyes brood on the hills. The Chuck Pieces Corned Beef, • 2 2 F. M. Morning Club; 9:80 Chautauqua SmaU Whole Beets, eSHW eeeaooeoeoeeaO lie' A 4R nesday of Ciechoslovak proposals Kipper^ Herrings, Norwegian Boneless, 6H oz. tin ...... -10c 4:00—Rubbertown Revue. SALTINES 2-lb. box 17c ves|>er bells! —She cripssed her- LIVER AND BACON COMBINATION V COTicert; 3:80 p. m. Swlngology; No. 3 coa, 3 for ,...i 1 4 cans 25c ^ concerning language and nationality, self. and Joined the rest at pray- all lean, ib. Li '4:80—^Those Happy Gilmans 4:45 Frank Hawks’ Sky PatroL CftiCft easeosooaqooaoae* Q6^ bwB* righte. ' " i ers. Calves’ Liver, Western, O C Whole Kernel Com, Royal Scarlet, No. 2 cans...... 2 for 25c 4:fB—Wcmld Eooimmle Co-opsim- WABC-CBS ■ 11 ;45 a. m. aitift.*)| tcakeq. ' « a - NO. 1 PEANUT BUTTER Mh. jaMSc 'Bpnejear Sugar Cured Ham, Rsn-L-RotloMs (Dog 1 Aa o t b o r L o a d o t Faaey No. 3 - Belies’e .W ay Open------[ -JRfe.■ii, -« a s • • eeeeee-eoeeooeeeeeee ...—...... - - ..... ' tioo. program. Light’s orcheetra,; S rnlnmhi« Sslon Fairy Soap...... 1. A v.. ”Cispp’s Favi^te” PEARS British observers tended ‘to -view | in piece, Ib. Li [ Peaches, halyes or slfcdl (Brownie Braftd) 2laii^est cana . .33c| 8:09—Ad L&er. * ' orchestra; 4:30 America I>anees; FoM), 3 oaas. 1 LIBBY'S RED SALMON lg«. 1-lb. can I9e the Caechoslovak' situation optirais-. 5:80—Whan We Were Young. 5:30 Wilt ' MeCune’a orebsotza- Household Towels, 17c - Slcally hecauoe Lord Runcimaji had; HOSPCTAL NOTES - Sugar Cured Sliced Bacons ->: ^ ^ :Sin8U..Lean..Smoked Shoulders, . O i —^ 5 :4 5 ^ ^ Tofa Want “Rf Be. WJZ:NBC-S a im BnaOmaS: * rrtIf''r;vvi'.'i'Sir?' 19e L 14^t. bfkt. 75c "PURE''JAMS^^^^^^^ ^ . 2.!b. iar25c had the opportunity to team the sugar cured, Ib...... m ^ L i Pineapple, Golden NiIggets(RoyafSckHetSuperbXla*8’®cA 27c 6:00—News Service. 11:30 Nations], Grange program; 3 Folded NapMas, - 1 Ono tho flnaot eaaaiiig peon Sudeten German side while the two 3 boxes ...... Brown’s Butter of 6:10—Baseball Scores. p. m. Rakorirbrehestra; 3 aub Mat- 19c Strictly Fresh Eggs 1 oat! Dea*t paao thorn-by-■qyteaool JACK FROST SUGAR 10-lb. cloth bog 45c parties remained In widely diver- ! Admitted yesterday: Arthur Mayonnaise Royal Scarlet, % pt. 15c, pL 29c, qt. ja r ...... 47c 6:18—^Enoch Light’s Orchestra. inee. ,, Baronousky. 225 Woodland street: ------~ ...... ^ 3 9 ^ SmohM Sheuldeie gent poaltlona. These observers 6:80—Not Be Imng Ago. Soma wesk-snd short waims MILK-FED CHICKENS COKIPFCTIOKIERY CIIAAD mItm believed the way was open for me- James Murphy,. . . 71 South Mainx ».i„ rTABLUDEPT. Mteacle Y ^ p Salad Dressing, Vi pt* 15c, pt. 25Cf qt. jar Daisy-Hama teawlNr1 IwPIEIL I SwLJMIL pxg* OC street. ATOURVEGE 7:00—Ray Heatherton. For Saturday—DJD Biiriin 5:80 8 Founds or Over Sootm Ham 1 Extra FbM QoaUty dlatlMi. JeHo and Royal Desserts, all flavors, p k g ...... 7:80—Yodlin’ Jim Ugalls. f p. m. German Marches; HAT4 Bud Lord Runciman and Henleln met Discharged yesterday: Dudley Sliced Bacoo, JAR r ubbe r s • 6 pkgs. 25c Stannard. 167 Maple street; Anthony Fresh Picked, Tender Yellow - OCg* Lima Beans, well flUed. ' O K /• 7:45— ^Boaks Carter. apest 6 Excerpts from Opsra "Bsak- FIG BARS informally, an official explanation Stuffed Olives, small hot 10c, med. botL 17c, large bot. 8:00—tnis Ohoat "o f Benjamin ban”; RAN Moscow 7 Wogram______in 93c 2'"$1.85 said. ( ^ U e Rothenhaus, in full DePumpo. 32 Oak stree’tr Mias Corn, doz...... 35c, 45c FINE CRAB MEAT Ige.conlOc Hel^n O'Brien, 143' Cooper Hill Hand Picked Apples for baking O C /• Silver ,Lane Piddes, Dill, qt. jar 19c, Sweet Mixed, qt. Sweet. English; 3RP Rome 7:80 Roman view of. to* Sudeten mountains on 8:80— 8L Louis Blues. Chamber quartet; YX5RC Oracas Brightwoed Pom Rjmst Freeh Oieuad m m 2 Jr? l..2 5 c the German frontier. Is the home street; June Belcher, Wapplng. or pieSy 5 Ibs^ Lege ef Lomb Hamburg, I b ...... m OC Eogalarly Admitted today: Mrs. Julia •**«*«**aaa«ao*a« Silver Lane Sweet Relish, idnt jars 9:00—Hollywood Sbowcasa. 8:45 Venezuelan orchestra; 081 1 tie. of Prince Max Von Hoheilllohewa Shell Beans, 1 Q g* Fancy Elberta Peaches, 10:00—To be onnoimced. GSD OSB CSC London 9:80 Variaty RibBoaatBesf Langenburg. It was .explained Reese, 59 Birch street. t0;S0—Barry Wood. program. ' Booeleee Pot Booot We have a fnH Nm ef OoM FIN^ FRANKFURTS ^ lb.19c a member of the Hohenlohe family Discharged today': Marie Bernar- 4 IbSa aaaeaaaaaee^aa aaoea *, eoaa Veol Cutlet CRISCO ...... S-Ib. can 47e ds Glaatonbury;. Thomas Coles. 195 I Evaporated Milk, Royal Scarlet, 4 tall cans ...... 25c | lO:45-«Amerleaa ViewpoiaU. For Sunday—RAN Moscow 4 p. Cuts that ore always sUeed 1 prevloualy had met Lord Runciman a.-OO—NewK m. English broadcast; DJD Berlin I fresh for every order. Buy SEI^X...... Igst. pkg. lOe and bad tevited him to visit Rothen- North Main street: Mrs. Irene Bess- Fresh Swoot Com, MINCED HAM Jar Mustard Frea lb.19c ette. 61 Purnell Place: and adl clinic Jack and Jill All Fresh Cat Food, cats love it, 2 large cans .... 15c 13:10—Heiuy Buase's Orchestra. 5 Fairy play and 8:80 Hungarian 'lem smorted U jam care to. 1 0XY1)0L...... 2 pkgs. 37e baui. patients. , , ATOURBAlKERYDEI^. 13:80—^Will MeCune^a-Orchestra. 'military music; TGWA Gustemsls KRAFT c heese lb.25c The p'rlnce proudly showed off his 5 Concert- dedicated to toe United extensive acres which extend to the Census: Fifty-seven, patients. 40 Fathom Clodflsh Cakes, a quick summer meal, c an ...... ;10c Tometrow's Fregram Sunkist Oraagee, strtetly Fiaoh, UooaL FoDot Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of O Q g» Walnut Loaf Cakes, L M. States; PCJ Neth^lsads 7 Program 3 quarts ...... 1 German border and over which Ivory Flfdces, large pkg. 21c, 2 small pkgs...... 19c for Western Heihlaphera: HAT4 COOKED SALAMI lb.25c planes were maneuvering; The WHITE H.\S POISE. icings, each •■-,•••••••••• ... 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma, Yellow Fcachca, aa a 7:80—lYtasura Houaa. Budapest 7 Cffismber orchsstm; ss ...... -12c EGGS German and Cxechoslovak aviatora Ivory Snow, 2 large pkgs...... - • 27c HBO Geneva*'? League of Nations 3 lbs...... A 9 C IMPORTED LEAN BACON lb.29c FMnnad to be keeping well within Denver —(AP) ■—Jest Harper, Home Baked Beans, 1 ^ A 7:45—News Service. Cawnbsrs, Squash,-Tomstnss, - Bartlett Ftiare, who was' the late Knute Rockne'a - Bluebefrv Cakes. ^ 8:(>p— Shoppers Special. report: JZJ Tokyo 7:18 Kagura mu- their respective territories. quart A t-FRe- Belox ...... 2 large pkgs. 25c sic; 3RO Rome 7:30 Opera "Alda." Lottnee, Celery, Corrots, Wax. f t C f t . • a a a a a a a a o e o e e . M l 29c doz. Aiinong toe guests to the castle coach at Notre Dams, told sports 8:45—MoOntsInsetu. DELICIOUS GRAPE JUICE 2pint btla.25c | writers here he never' saw a t>oy Oxydol ...... "...... 2 pkgs. 39c - 9:00—Richard MaxweO. was a' relative of toe prince, Prin- 15c,20c,25c“* Boston Brown Bread, . 1 Ag* UNCLE BAM DBUVKRS rtrrr...... 2Sc eass Bteffle Hohenlohe. She was Just out of college stand up befqre Camay Soap___ ...... 3 cakes 19c 9:15—Mootana SUm. ROTAL SCARLET ■kict Lameno, a aa SPECIAL SALE ON SAVE MONEY ON YOUR Gold Model FLOUR. ,24H BenlMa’s bosteas during, a visit he a crowded dining room and apeak loaf r. 9:35—News Bsrvlea. with the pola* Whizzer White Home Made Milk Rolls, 1 Portland, Ora— ^Tba U. B. Mi MACARONL SFAGHERI 9 tow aeaaaaeeeeeaee Jl C WALNUT MEATS ...... % a amfie to London Mav 13.15. Blueberry Chpeakes, 9t%g* Sodas, Del-Vale, Pale and Grolden Ginger Ale, flavors, 3 bot 25c 9:30-;yiddlanr Fancy. •went through— ^34 years lets. 1^ 6 bot ...... 25c 0:30—Jewel Cknvboya. paekaga. "S'lT'...... 10c •'Heaebsaa could, ass natlvaa givl^ for tha al^America back. - Fogarty arrived from Eugans. Alii Vi POUND BBOWN LABEL — 39e Quart—Screw Top...... 75e de 1:00—Orisatsls. were postmsrfcsd In February, 191A| 3 for 19c ' DIAl. MTC teIa •••••••«•••*«••**-bib ] & Ifca Httlv sMuto, aaylBg "Hell K t- Also Beer and Ale, quis, quarts, bottles and steins. 1:15— ^Mafody RsmbUngSk : dtnlaiiag Nasi fisgs—in » 1937 New Mexico had tot Phone Service Until 9, p. m. D ’al 5137 Foguty eould not bs fonad- ^Quish to make a survey of the area the manufacture of shirts, pajamas CHAPTER XI It did me no good with my board SATURDAY iluded in the request for rural Inland waters than any other coun and the like at Arthurdale, and next half Its bosom—those of Dr. Julius sible for President Roosevelt to tour I Huntsville, Tex., Aug. 19.^(AP) Wilton Ames seemed in a moit of directors. Fronkly Miss Penn- Bischof of' S t Louts and Max Carey ler extension and will make a try In the world. they financed . a vacuum cleaner —Two men, one of whom killed'hl*^ affable frame-of mind. Aa he park- Ington, they don’t like that JH' Onada and 'get the reaction of In- plant. Now It Is to be tractors and wife With a soda pop bottle, were^ of Miami Beach. Fla., former man- ed his car, he glanced with oome vestment.” ager of toe Brooklyn Dodgers, dividuals tc his striking pledge thSt (arm equipment. Here is the plan electrocuted at the state peniten- suspicion at toe Great Plerre’e com- "But, Mf» Ames.” said SaUy ’the United States will “ not stand iii Uary here early today. ’ Bischof and Qirey, imder orders Share In These Money Saving >- . - r • under which toe Gove.njment t%kes . hlpAtlm. cat-and-traller,, , But :,.ble ..Pennington -desperately, “we “ Gollari'H. Morgan o f El.. Piso,' from their wwes; 'wore coats to the Idly by if domination of Canadian^ business away from Battle Creek face waa pleasantly blank when he piy can’t raise $500 in the Urns soil Is threatened" by a foreign em-1 and transplanta It to Arthurdale. convicted of slaying his wife with a greeted Sally and.Klnka. that’s left.” opera— and immediately began botUe during a card game, was the thinking of eliminating some mascu- plre, moat assuredly he would re- "The. Federal Government, acting "What’s thliT" he aeked. "More "I’m Venr sorry for you,” said ceive this answer: through toe Arthurdale Association, first to dlj. buatneas?” Spencer. ”1 have no object In line appareh ...... Next was Jesse Polance, who sang Chopped Little By Little . ' "And Canada will fight for the| ''S O MANY WOMEA2 a cooperaUve organlzaUon of home- "it' certainly la,” aald. Sally. cauring you and Mr, Parker _ to United States, too, air." "To the Sweetest Girl in San An- "We’ve got a magician with ua , They started with toe eblrt-tall, steaders, will furnish the capital for lose to e ' place. But 1 don’t know I feel certain of the answer, be- I toe enterprise. The owner of toe tonio" Just before he was strapped - nbw, WlltOn,.^ Alao a couple of what I can do.” chopped off a little more with each BUY OUR AIEATS in toe chair. Polance. who died for. ‘gangatera.’’ She. spoke carelessly, Unexpectedly, WUton Ames rose drop of perspiration and ended with cause I discussed that very prohleni Arthurdale plant when it Is finished slaying a bus driver In a holdup, with CMnadiane in many walks of and HEALTH MAIUKET will be the Arthurdale Farm Equip- aa If ahe’d devotod' toe better part to his fast He advanced to toe a collar and enough bosom to sup- said he composed the song in "death of her life to operating, a rendez- desk and smote it with the flat life, from coast to coast, a couple ment Corporation, an organlzaUon port three buttons. of years ago. row.” vous for gangsters.' of bis hand. Hale’s Mnk The enlarged NaUonal Championship Band of Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W., of thU town leave tomorrow by bus for Columbus, Ohio, and formed by homesteaders under sup- To go with their "koolar” toe No Variation In Reply CONFIDENCE . . . cuiiml.'nco In nur qual- Wilton glanced nervously about. "Well, I caU it a dirty trick pair evolved a sbortsleeved, high- ity . . . coafldenoe In us to have the cuts another try for the national title In the Buckeye State. The unit has been practicing for the past few weeks and has perfected several new ervision of the Resettlement Di- • There wea no variation In the re-1 vision of toe Farm Security Ad- The principal products of Ala$,i^ "Gangsters?” be repeated tn- be cried. "Sally and Parker have necked coat, to which the "koolar': gxaj ttSBy want . . . confidence In our prices— movements and marches for the annual NaUonal V. E. W. competition. At Columbus the local unit will be opposed by over 150 bands and corpa -^reduloualy. made a real effort to keep their ply. That was as might be ex- BREAE> Loaf that’s the reason why so many women bny onr meats. Helect ministration. A cash operscUng cap- ka are berriesi coal, copper, flSli, buttons. It’s a "Jakola," Bischof pected, for Americans and Cana-1 POULTRY... from the United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto RIep. Commander Lawrence Redman, Quartermaster Bertie Moseley, John Glenney and “Tea,” aald Sally. "They’ve '|)roperty. And Just because yonrfkmday -meat henroi We feel sore that we can-win your con- ital of $200,000 . has been raised by ..gold, lead, reindeer,..sealskins, sil-._ said,______dians are aa alike In general .Hale’s______. Albert Jacobs of the local |»bUw 111 accompany the band to CfelumbuS as CoTCir' llMrcfa and guirds and will' take part In the' convention parade ver and vegetables. 'geaer'lnstde or I'd introduce you. board o f directors who look' like The Idea Is to discard as many Mence, too. In onr meat department. sale of stock to toe government. They’re very good paying guests, a—a bunrii of stuffed owls era blood brothers—they think alike, I next -vreek. ' Wilton, so please don’t spread toe pressing you a Uttls, you glvs In. ..Koolers” as you need it turning the talk alike and fight alike for the| THRBB OUrSTANDINC VALOiS ------S ------day, and toe linen or conga cloth z.o 25c PINEHURST FRESH POULTRY . . . news around. We don’t want .toe Believe me, Pd soon tell those same Ideals. ^Lnrga . ^ '4 police visiting us.” directors where to get off.” "Jakola" after a couple of days. The dominion long has felt cer-1 Poultry again this week Is featured as a best buy . . . Just It’s a boon to the professional think! The snoM slie Broiler we sold last week at 78o Is being "I won’t say a word,” Wilton tain in Itr own heart that Its big KAY KYSER’S ORCHBTRA INFORMATION PREPARED man whose employer Insists on ottered nt 72c, 2 for 21.40, and we have wonderful tender, fresh Overnight News promised. Sally looked at him wonder- neighbor—Its "good neighbor," as Larg e C o ffee C a k es Each 15c Roasting C hick e ns u>. 29c Ftying or small Resting Chickens at Sic lb. I.arger 5-pound He meant It sincerely. Wilton ingly. It was toe finest burst coats and buttoned collars, Bischof Mr. Roosevelt would say—would aVwnge Roasters will sell at 86c a lb. We know you will want AT COMPOUNCE SUNDAY FOR FUTURE SCIENTISTS Ames had come this afternoon to of emotion that she bad ever seen dMiared, and predicted they would coma to Its defense in case of at-1 year family to enjoy tender Plnehurst Poultry at these low prices. Of Connecticut establish . himself on a, more WUton put on. But Spencer Ames' be "the thing” next summer. tack. In the mind of the average I Gold Medal roa uill want Cranberry Ranee or Currant Jelly to serve with friendly footing with Sally. and eyes simply bulged coldly, Uka toe citizen of either country, Canada Larg e Fowl d r e s s i n g Kinka. For toe past few days he jronr poultry. Special on glass Jars of Cranberry Sauce at 17o . . By ASSOCIATED PRESS New York, Aug. 19.— (A P)—Sci- SALAD eyes of a dead fish. and the United States are one ooun-1 sonify 28c Jar. Famous Troupe Of Radio En- had been carefullly ccfialdering his Flo ur ______24l4*Lb. Bag 89c entists of a future ago will have in- "WUton.” be said, "sit down try—so far as concerns defense. jFancF Fresh tertainers To Be At The Pop- formation and evidence of the na- part In this program to get pos- You’re only beginning In toe Conditions O f Tacit Understanding Tender, Fresh Plnehurst (Ready for the Pan) Hartford—Norman Nelson, 23, a ture of '.,thls world of today—If id AN, session of toe Preston property. banking business and y.u know 'ular Lake Re.sort. Hartford Electric Light company There has been, so to apeak, a sort I they’ll billy follow directions. V k IVe WHITE And he realized that, having per- next to nothing about it. I’ of tadt understanding among these M azolg O il ; oio. $1.13 employe, was critically burned while A "time capsule" will be buried I ' suaded Sally to invest In Great thank you to remember tljat I’m State Roads Fowl working In the transformer vault DHODVCTty Divide Copper, he was In deep same average citizens for mutual BR O ILERS each 72c Kay Kyser, professor extraordin- 50 feet In the earth beneath the ex- running this institution. And I re- defense. Canada will be the hap- (Serve 8 or 4.) 2 Broilers for SI.40 ary of the College of Musical of the Aetna Life Insurance com- hibit building of the Westinghouse i If, through some unforeseen sli^ peat that I cannot extend toe time Omstructlon and oiling In force pany. - pier and easier "now, however, at _ 100-Lb. Bag Si Electric and Manufacturing Com- up. Sally should ever find out bis of this payment.” In toe State of Omnecticut an- Su gar $4.45 s' ? ” Knowledge brings hla entire troupe Winsted—Edmond Whitfield Mun- father’s purpose and his own com- having received definite aasurances | Pot Roasts 5-Ponnd Fresh Roasting 31,4 to V/i Fryers or pany at the 1939 World’s fair. WUton subsided, glowering. The nounced by toe (Connecticut High- on this point of radio entertainers and musicians son, 83, died. He was a retired In- The copper allow capsule will con- plicity, rip would go hla chances Sugar Cured Chickens .... .lb, ,36c Roasters ____ lb. .31c telephone rang suddenly. way Department August 17, 1938 I was much Imprasaed with what to the Compounce Music Shell this dustrialist and one of the oldest tain books and statemepts describ- Prices for Frid a y and Sat*. of matrying her. ‘I t ’s for you,” said Spenesr for tos week ending August 27, I coming Sunday night. In what will Mosohs in this section of Connec- ing today’s scientific, engineering. I found In Canada, for there had XA * P t a e b i m t Ames, handing the Instrument to 1938. been times in years agone when | O veii Roosts undoubtedly be one of toe outstand- ticut. Two sons survive. Industrial, social religious and ‘Tve come about this mortgage Sally. Closed for Const ruction—Detour Boneless H am Lb. 33 c ing dance attractions of the current Hartford— President Roosevelt philosophical achievements, and payment,” he said now. "It’s SaUy spoke into It for two min' (Canadians didn’t look on Americans | 5.7 Lbe. Avg. F O W L F O R FRIC A SSEE lb. 33 e 10 Pound been on my mind lately. And Provided with excessive favor. I dare say Hale’s Quality, Sugar Cured season. "Something different and and former President Hoover were samples of clothing, motion pictures # JACK FROST utes, then replaced toe receiver. Route No. 80—Kllllngworth. Traf- La m bLd gs something new,” Is the way Dr Invited, to participate In the stamp and photographs—"a cross section Cloth Bag I’m . . . weU, I realise toe position "Oh, dear,’' ehe aald, “it never some of lu Yankees were'Inclined | For Saturday . . . Let’s Serve my. father has to take, but I’ flc*on Routo No. 80 detoured at In- to tilt our noses a bit, too. Kyser, one of the nation’s foremost exhibition to be held here In con- of our times.” The capsule will be raina, but it poura. That was Mrs. tersection o f Route No. 81 during Lb. CHOPPED STE AK FROM PINEHURST orchestra leaders, comments on hla nection with the fourth American filled with on Inert gas as a pre- yN all against him even so.” Clipetack, and someone ele< Peoplee Drawing TpS^Lber Rin dless Bacon 2 7c ”If you'll excuse me.”me,’ said repairs of washout Art! The kind that’s always the finest—fresh-^JUicy and chock rapid rise In the musical field. Philatelic Congress and the annual servative. -]# The All-Vegetable 1 L b . woman-wants to stay at the —the — Recent jrears, however, have .eeen I olnt, "I’ll No route numbers—Ekut Haven. a marked drawing together of the Roast V e a l fall of flavor . . . serve It with Brill's Mushroom Sauce (2 cans "The public." he continues, “Is al- meeting of the Southern New Eng- So archeologists will wnow where Shortening! Tin Restatorlum. We’ll have to go Bridge and approaches over farm 28c), In Hamburg Sandwiches or as Barbcciicd Chopped Steak. ways on the lookout for some out- land Federation of Stamp Clubs, to find the capsule, copies of a book unloading that aller. There are back right away, Klnke." two peoples. Here Is an epitome of Lb. Spry sUU one or two gthings to go Into river. Fairfield, Congress street H orm el Spam 2 7c firrt PitaaBeai and Lean Dalag the story I got during my tour of| Ptaiehurst Freshly Chopped standing feature which distinguishes Nov. 11 and 12. describing the cache and Its con- Spencer Amea bowed thorn out. one orchestra from another. For tents and Its position, will be dis- the bouse.” bridge and approaches. Redding the great dominion: Bridgeport— Fairfield county leg- •Tm sorry. Miss Pennington,' road bridge and approaches. Mid- that reason we have Introduced a tributed to leading libraries and For Quick Large "In a minute,' said Wilton he said. “If I could hold out any Canada frankly looks to the I 6-Ounce Can Horaal islators approved a county b\idget "You, ought to hear wbSt I have dletown, Ridge road, short section H a ms G R O U N D BEEF lb. 2 9c novel method of presenting our o f $152,308, an Increase of $168,744 museums of the- world. Shortcake! Package hope for you, I’d do It gladly. United States and the Monroe doc- arrangements. Ky.ser Is the orig- to say, since you’re Joint legatee." But I'm afraM I can’t.” of gravri surface and approaches to trine for assistance In defense ROUND STEAK GROUND ..lb. 39c for the fiscal year, 1938-39 at a BIsquIck He spoke with all the earnestness Mill street. WeAtport, Saugatuck inator and creator of the unique special'meeting In the coimty court- But whan they were gone be against aggression. Canadians 3 9 c Idea of Introducing nil mu.slcal se- he could summon. Part of bis eat down again and looked at river bridge, steel arCh bridge. firmly beU*ye that America would , For Sunday night supiicr . . . pul some of these cold clitn on house. The budget was adopted in plan was to allay any suspicions North a-vrenue bridge and ap E. R. A. H am burg. ''the Ice . , . assorted, 45r lb. Tom Thumie Rolled llam, Riitternut lections on the radio by singing the the face of opposition by Senator UND6ERGH PLANS One Tin Bed and White Large WUton. come to thhlr aid. They feel tbat| tltleif, which Idea Is a definite part Cleanser Free! Package . that Kinks might have of him. . “WeU,” he aald, "we’ve had the proaebas. Baked Ham, Chicken Ixiaf, DeLiixe Loaf, Home Made Meat Loaf, J. Kenneth Brqdley of Westport, "Okay,” said Kinks. "Shoot.” this Is a natural supposition - be- of every arrangement. Rep. Burton K. Sherwood of Bethel Washo little conferencS you thought nee- Oonstmcaon—Traflie MiUntained cause of the geographical position. | - Mothey Oqoae Smoked Llvenvprst, Bologna, 3tlnred Ham, Pressed SOVIET AIR TOUR ”WeU,” said WUton, "I’ve given C h ick e n Breast 1 L b . Can 6 9c Bam, Salami, Tongue, Corned Beef, etc. Before each vocal, the orcheatra and Rep. Stanley P. Mead of New eaaary. I hope tt doea you some Route No. 2—Norwich, bridge and We Are Brothers the matter a great deal of thought approaches over Shetucket river. DAISY HAMS, 45c lb._ Ham Rolls . . Shoulder Homs. swings Into four bars of the band’s Canaan who favored a slash. good with the young lady." • But they go further with the ex-1 Hale’s Red Bag theme song "Thinking of You.” The And toe other day I went to my "Gee, Dad,” aald Wilton en Routo No. U. S. 5—Berlin (by- Stu ffed O lives qut . Shdalderii of Lamb, boned and rolled, or with chops cut olT, are Bridgeport — Gene Saracen of Moscow, Ailg. 19— (AP) — Col. Serve A Crisp , Co ol Sala d Tonight'! father apd put it straight up to pression that Cana)]ianB and Amer-1 a good value at 20b lb., and Ornuinc Spring Ijimh l.egs at 20c Ih. last two bars are used back of Kay’s Brookfield Center wanted to try out touelasticaUy, "you were great. pass) relocation of Route No. U. 8 leans are the same p.eoples, with the I Introducllon of the vocalist and In Charles A. Lindbergh spent the SUNSPUN him about extending toe time of 2 miles of rolled bank run sur- Good Cuts of Corned Beef . . . Pot Roasts and Rib Roasts. some golf clubs he had had repaired your payment. As I expected, he You played toe cold-hearted same intereato. In other words, we | Co ffee. Lb. 15c this manner a musical background forenoon with Major Philip R. Fay- PURE banker to a T. Too bad you didn’t face. No delay. He found them satisfactory, he ad- monvlllc, American military at- wouldn’ t listen.’' are brothers. Hale’s Red Bag Sh e ffield M ilk ts offered for each number. mitted. after he had shot a record Salad Dressing pint 23c, qt. 35c go In for acting.” Route No. U. S. 7—Sbaron-SaUe- I doubt If you could find a single! PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:00 TONIGHT The Kyser Cgllege of Musical tache, and with Soviet civil air offi- RED AND WHITE Sally's eyes grew suddenly soft bury, Cornwall, bridge road. 9 miles TanOaaUbby*a I breaking 63, eight under par, over “But, Wilton,” she said, "It was "You appear to have some lltUe Canadian who wouldn’t say that the { I Knowledge la heard every Wedne.s- the exacting Brooklawn Coimtry cials, planning a sightseeing tou.r RICH—CREAMY histrionic ability yourself,” said of retread work. dny night at 10, p. m. on the Lucky over Soviet territory. M ayonnaise pint 27c vary sweet of you to try, cnyway. Spencer Ames dryly. dominion would not fight against I O ran ge Pekoe T e a Lb. 39c Club cour,sc. The former National Wasn’t It, Kinks? Route No. 8—Waterbury, South the United States under any clr-1 Strike hour over the NBC red net- He and Mrs. Lindbergh last night JIED AND WHITE (To Be Continued) Main street. 2 miles of reinforced Re dSo lm on and British, open champ previously attended a ballet, In the picturesque "E h?” said Kinks. "Oh, sure. cumstancee. That would be true work from coast to const. Kay had posted a. 66 here.,which had also HOME STYLE concrete pavem ent. Short delay, l!4-Pound Can Dlnfy Moore 7-OeMa Oaa Bnabsaia UgU MtaS brings to Lake Compounce Sunday 'open air "Green theater." Pineap ple ig e.tin 2 1c Bure.” even U the~ unthinkable happened! been done hv Bob Hunsick of Fair- WUton waved bis hand. ‘Tt was Routo No. 9—(Cheater, Eeeex, Old and we were at war with England. night the featured ,(Pntcrtnlnment of field, state PGA chaqip- The Lindberghs were guests of SIX DELICIOUS UTKE GIRL HAS SLEPT Saybrook, Hartford-Saybrook road I M ORE BIRDS EYE V A L U ES "Glnny" Sims. Horry Babbitt, Sully the civil aviation fleet which took FLAVORS! leaat I could do. And J’m (This last point mads some of my 2 Cane 27c nart, In the afternoon In a three- 6 p k g s.2 5 c sorry I didn’t get to first base. 10 Vi miles of stone. treatment T una Fish ,i', U». .16c Red Raspberries . . box 28e .Mason, ._‘,;ish .KahlbJj.Ie" ^nd Lyman Flav-IUeH^ ^ -Routo No, -10—^Kamdea, Whitney good Canadian friends aquirm when] ' Sasnage Links Spanish is the native tongue of hour'spectacle In" t'elebratton of REIJ AND WHITE But I -refuse to admit' defeat yet. It Wa* rStoed, biit'in every tnataheej largo «H>OMaeOi Broccoli ...... box 2Sc Slrawberrles ... . . box 25c Gandee, achantlonal pianist. The MORE THAN L,0 0 0 DAI^ avenue, S sections. 4 Vi miles of old favorite "Ish Kablbble" which S.I.OOO.noO people. Soviet "aviation day.” FIRM—RIPE I think we all ought to go and the reply was that (Canada wouldn’t Green Peas . . . .. box 'l-lc niuelM-rrles . ..box 25c Bartlett Pears I ^ t i n 2 3 e see him. This afternoon.” reinforced concrete pavement from 21c Oysters ...... , . box STtc Shrimp ...... box 12c tantnllzed the musical palates of a fight agaffist the United Statea even | preceding generation, has been re- RED AX'D WHITE "Gang up on him, eh?” Kinks Physicians Believe Five-Year- Ford street to Todd street for Mother. England.) Woodbury’s Lo bster stored to amazing popularity by the FANCY flftld. Routo No. 12—Ledyard, Two Would Fight For U. S. Mvar 1 Regularly 2.3c Fruit Salad Ige. tin 29c "That's . it.” Wilton turned Old Victim Never Will Re bridges and approaches over l/ong -SPECIAL Inimitable .style In which Merwyn cover From Sickness. On the other band. Canada would I iSars BIRDS EYE SPINACH- 19e Bogue presents it. K.V-ser comes to friendly eyes upon him. "Nat- Cove. fight for the United States If the Facial Soap 3 21c Compounce direct from the Penn- SILK CITY AMMONIA — Your Red and urally, being his son. Pm the last Routo No. 14— Portland, east ap- latter were invaded. The two coun- D illP fe klea *»^*"18e 2 „ 35 e sylvania Hotel in New York, this person in toe world able to In- Erie, Pa., Aug. 19— (A P )—Uttle proach to the MIddleto'wn-Portland Morning Picking of Genuine (Jolden Banlnm Corn— fluence my father. But you two Maxine Yarrlngton, eyes wide open tries would fight os a unit against | being his only New England appear- MANCHESTER BLEACH White Store offers a 3ridge. 2 Vi miles of concrete pave- attempted Invasion of either. Sweet—Tender. ance. might have better success. And but unseeing, slept on today aa she ment under construction. Cane 1 Pound Cnn ^ ^ MAN. GOLD CROSS BLUING Berreit PU go along . for whatever good has for more than 1,000 days and President Roosevelt at another | T h riv e Dog Food 3 21c full line o:^ the finest Routo No. 15—ToIland-EUlngton polnf In his speech at -Queens Uni- Syrup ibr Becker's Young Wax or B.\N OFF-COLOR JOKES It may do. Now I happen to know nlghta, her condition neither better Stafford, Crystal Lake road. Ap- ^ CUCUMBERS SILK CITY BLEACH [fSKtlfBBf Fruits and Vege- that he Isn’t very busy to'- after- nor worse, but her case hopelese. versity, Kingston, Gntario, directed I No. 9 Can Sanbeayi 3 fo r 10c Green Bcan^ 2 qls...... proximately 8 miles- Bjleclal stone a biting castigation at aggressor | 21c Boston. Aug. 19.— (AP.)— Off-, noon. It’s as good a time as any Physicians at last have said they Snraela Wbfy NOW tables. to tackle him.” surfacing. nations. He declared: color jokes are "out” . ln‘ Boston i PUgPOSB beUeve toe five-year-old victim of Route No. 20—Stafford-Somera, Cene SQUASH Beckcr’ji->f«tWe Carrots ot YOUR GROCER H^VS THEM 'Tm for It,” said SaUy de encephalitis letoargica (sleeping "We can not prevent our people I G ra p e fruit Ju ice 3 25c %cafes hereafter. Spurred by com- I Btofford-HasardvUle road. Approxl; from ha'vlng an opinion In regard Salad Dressing 25c ql 37c Beets, 2 bunches...... plaints a guest performer told a ; BLUE AND WHITE elrively. "Kinks, you get my car 'sickness) cannot recover. But, re- . 2 for 9(* 9c ALL out PU run In and tell Mrs. Clip- mately 6 miles special atone surfac- to wanton brutality. In regard to .salacious story In a West End night •cA TENDER fusing to give up hope, Maxine’s No. 1 TTbH Oaa Dole tack to look after the people. ing. undemocratic regimentation. In re- SaaaUaa RJOa Park Asserted Firm, Ripe Tomaloe.s, spot at a recent Sunday night show, | ‘ Or Telephone .5948 Sweet Peas 2 N o. 2 tins 25c mother visits her each week, al Routo No. 29 — New Canaan, Peppers KIBBE’S though she never finds the signs of gard to misery Inflicted on helpless 3 lbs. 1.1c. l-ql. ba.skct.. I the City Licensing Board put Its Obediently Ktnks departe-. Slmwberr.v, Old Fashioned YOU WILL FIND IT AT 101 CENTER STREET! that Kinka was Ignorant of this consciousness Although her tem- mils special atone surfacing. Mrl Rooseyelt named no -names, Peach with Cherries, Se»‘dle»s Black l.plierry. ^ .... transaction. Kinks, of course, was OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM ...... 35c POUND a light-minded person, who prob- ways returns to normal during a bron road. 1V4 miles of bituminous marks perhaps inevitably came to T omotoes Pound jar 28c 4 jars SI.00 Slice d Bacon IB. 3 5c Fra n k furters Ib. 2 9 c ably didn’t know a share of stock 24ihour period. macadam. - the conclusion that he wa* telling It is handy for any meal. Taste All Its Own! 'from a dog license. StUl it was She has two healthy brothers and Route No. 101—Pomfret-KiUlng- nations practicing "violations o f ac- Fruit C o ck tail Derby Vienna Style Sausage ...... % j a r 2 2 c OUR SCOTCH SAUSAGES, 25c POUND. SLICED, 25c POUND peasibla that he might have some a sister, a brother being bom In toe ly, KiUingly-Pomfret road. 5 miles cepted individual rights’’ to keep No. 1 Tall Can Sunbeam Derby Imp. Style Frankfurts ...... jar 29'c Fowl Cu t-u p 4-lb. ovg. Ib. 33c knowledge of the mafkeU ahd same hospital during Maxine’s long special stone surfacing. * hands off the'weetem hemisphere. Cdlifornio Grap es OUR GOOD TEA— Everybody Likes It. So IVill You ,. 1...... 60c POUfilD WiUon waa glad that he knew Ulneae. Routo No. 114 —' Woodbrldge. Derby 0.x Tongue ...... 10-oz. glass 79c FANCY—bo nel ess nothing of BmUy's recent adven- Raeebrook road. 5 miles of special Bartlett Pears Large Preeldeat Derby Tid Bits (pigs’ feet) ...... jar 2.3c Pot Roost . • 32c " 35c t u « In Wall Street NEW IDEA stone surfacing.. BOY TRIES PARACHUTE Chickens ,..38c lb. Daisy Hams 39c Ib.H V.eal Cutlets ...... 45c lb. There was surprise la Mr. Spen- Routo No. 128—New Canaan, St, Lawrence Special op Blue Label Chili Sauce ...... • jar 22c Fowl ...... 32c lb. IVilson & Co. Hams, 2 'i to Veal C h ops...... 33c lb. cer Ames’ pale, blue eyes as Mies Laporte, Ind.—Joemh Daley, 14, Smith’s Rldgs road.' 1 mile stone Plu ms Dos. 25c Butter—Land O’Lake.s, Shurfine or Iowa Stale .. lb. 32c .3 lbs...... 42c lb. Veal Roasts ...... 30c lb. PETERS* Depot Sq. Market D. HERLIHY SsUy Pennington swept into hie is a Judge and Fred Dunham, 12, le rosurfsclnif. JUMP SANS PARACHUTE RED A WHITE STORE 145 Mala Street TeL 8498 office, followed by hla son and a a prosecuting attorney, both duly Route No. 140 and 191—East- T e n d er Peas " They are real nice, You will like these prod- No bone. Meat# and Grocerlea young man whom he had not met. Youma Bread Sandwich.and Frankfurt Rolls Meat# and (Jniceries 209 No. Main SL TeL 7SS6 gonatituted in a court of law. Wlndsor-Enfleld, Broad Brook-Scltl- Dee Moines, Te., Aug. 19— (A P )— St. Lawrence (hot Wax or Cat Green good size. ucts. - Veal Shanks...... 15c lb. Cor. Oeotar and Uriawold Sta. He waa perfectly aware that the The two boy scouts were appoint- co road. 4H miles atone resurfac- Fresh Green Beans 3 Lb.. Napkins, 1 Oc box 3 boxes 25c Scott Towels 10c J. BROGAN young man waa Klnkald Parker. If you want to try pqrachute jurap- TeL S993 95 Pine Street TeL 6318 ed by Mayor Alban Smith to preside ing. Ing, fa^aure you have a parachute. A Good Beef Loaf is always desirable. Round Ground, 38c lb. Ground Beef, 28e Ib. FRANK HILLERY But he aeknowisdged Wilton’s lu' at a new weekly court for Juvenile Route No. 158—Culvert and ap- Crosse & Blackwell’s Tomato Juice , tooductian without admltUng the T h u was tbq advice Albert Brew- String Beans No. 5 caps—4 for $1.00 14-6z. cans— 3 cans 25c Ground Veal, 30c lb. 3Ve will.blend it any way you choose. Pork if desired. NED NELSON Meats and Oreeerlea P. F.C ASH IO N — violators o f traffic laws. proaches at mile creek. Temporary er, 8-year-old Negro boy, was giv- Fresh Su m m er Squash Lb. 3c s is Main SL TeL 7S88 884 Hartlocd Rnad TeL 6387 East Center St. Phone 8888 Mayor Smith said hs belltved nidge provided. Old Lyme, Black- FRESH PORK ROASTS—CENTER CUTS...... 30c POUND r "WaD,” ' he said, waving them ing his friends today. TaO Can **Thaak Yon” Brand An Greco boys understood Juvenile traffic ball r o ^ . 1.7 miles of stone treat- Albert was speaking from Seedless White-Grapes Into chairs, ‘T know why you’ve problems better than adults.' He ment. East Lyme-Waterford, Jor- corns, o f course. Wuton’a been perience. Limes, large size...... 6 fo r 21c Pot Roasts...... 28c-32c-35c-.38c Ib. Legs of Spring Lamb gave young Daley authority to fine dan road, Niantlc-Maln street. .7 Yesterday he plimbed to the roof at ma about the same thing; JUd other boys and girls or prohibit 'Asparag us Ju icy O ranges iv«.19c Lemons, 33c dozen Plums, 18c dozen Rib Roasts ...... 32c-33c-38c Ib. Lean Lamb R olls...... : ...... 25c Ib. I feel bound to ieU you at the miles of special stone surface. of a bam. Fo( a moment he re- them from riding bicycles as penal- mained poleed on the edge, 20 feet Fresh Brisket— no bon e...... 28c Ib. lA)in and Rib Lamb Chops outset vtoat I told him. i can’t ties. . EWHEDOH j aOl UBWi g i do a thing for you.” from the ground. Corned Brisket—no bone ...... 28c Ib. Shoulder Lamb Chops ...... 28c Ib. \ THE PEOPLES CHOICE Then, grasping an Imaginary GrcenStsibipe Given With Cadi Snhn. / FOOD ^ FOODN "Now, look here. Mr. Amea,” JUST A YOUNGflTEB said SaUy, “We’ve got the parachute, Albert Jumped. On the Free Delivery On AD Orders For 11.00 and Over. FL^L LINE OF FINEST GROCERIES ( stores Kearney, Neb. —J ’ r n n k Green et G in g er A le or Flavors 2 5 c FREE DELIVERY .STORES, oest reason In the world for ask- way down a ring on the index fin- 'U.lnaflu/rAt Gt'ocerv.9iic. REASONABLE PRICES WILKIE’S MILK BROWTCS BUTTER Idaho FaQs, Idaho Instructors Gibbon, oppose^m• mmee eelf feir Buf- ger o f hie right hand caught on a I DIA1.4I5I ' 302 MAIN STREET ing for a abort axtensleti. We’rs gawked ,wbsB they opesud p leant* falo county suveyor tat the Novem- a Large BoBotflee. (Ceatsats Only.) RED & W HITE doing business over tbsrs. I’U nan protruding from tbs side o f the to-Bwim campaign b e ^ ber election. bam. > admit that whsa Kl—«r—Mr. Standing amoog a ewarm at etaO- Green was unopposed in the He- The nail broke Albert's fall, hut Patkar got the idea o f running a drea waa 7S>yaar*old Gotthold unblieen pelmary. There were. nQ iect.^s( tan, I thought ha was hla finger was sldnnad to tha bone. T rip le K ola DemomSde cendldetee, but Green Tba ring bad to bo sawed from the TtB b* wamt as cmir ss iB s g 't a I wrUMn YiUs to « t flogsr to p— sit tw ataw t at tba of 84 (OaalsalB Only.) > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNh ERIDA7. AUGUST 18., 198» ^AOETHlRTtt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH^TER, CONN« FRIDAT, AUGUST 10,1980

(t Is ImposMble to get a Job in ths HINES a U B RECEIVED Federal theater project unless you New Y. M. C. A. Leaders jLEWIS PARLEY RED SOLDIERS are a member of the Workers’ Alli- North End Business Men ance.'’ “ ; MONEY POUCY BANKS Hubbell Coes to the Sidelines With Arm Troubl Xil (Soma wltneaaes have testified To Take Ovet Jobs Sept. 6 RESETS SECRET the Alliance was dominated by Phodey Baseball Players AVERSOLONS Communists.) ^ GAVE TO SCHULTZ MOB ...... _ _ Thomas asserted the thems ef an WATERBURY MEDAL the pi^ect'a plays was -ths s a m ^ i i Cterry. Tracy aiid H ariy W .« n g camrMgns, for.„,.these projects MARBLE, STAMMERS Offer of $50,000 To Turn (Oenttoned from Pag* < ^ - ) Thompson, the new eecretarice at will, be invaluable to this lo<^ or- WAR WEARY ARMSTRONG "‘^vocating some form of collectiv- h ganization tn its annuhl GIAIIT STAR HAY NEED Futnre Of UWA Union A| ism." " , the. Manchester im m u n ity T. M. palgn, and in interesting H 8»’s and The committee took up the the- Davis asked him: "Don’t you think ' (OontiniMd from Page One) C. A., appointed this week by the boys' groups In avSiJing tbemeelvea, SEMI-FINAL TODAY Pro Fails To Eure Moody atrical Inquiry after hearing two It’s worth It? " U S r u la i S t B r ld r e fs . 1 w h o arra n g e d te e h a ttto f o rd er w as A fsw months latsr. In the fall, Board of Directora, will aaeume o f the faclUUes for educational and pl a ns LONG RING REST pears Uncertain With Ya- disillusioned young Bostonians who OPERATIOrONaBO' UDrtai^ ciUlMK Hich « poor judfe of htttew th*t p>y ordered trenimiseion to the Jus- he said, the Schultz mob Upped physical betterment offered by the ____a bunch Detroit. Aug. 19.— (A P )— If a men’s and boys' secretary, baa been tannia nrafsaatonally... .and won’t siOnal tennis baa aided thsI gigame thei “ j ^ D ll w o r t h w h o co n d ucts a j early m ornin g p « c t lc e . H e proved Communist sgente recruiting volun- while soiaier In the American regu- ticket," he said. and physical education program, Much Needed Rest After Dim With Old S qoarep ai^^ conference of "rebel" leaders of the lar army, told the committee yes- associated with the Hartford (!!om- Not wt 150,000 and a poroenugs plays with auch remarkabM praoia- fc .* £ ? s S o n Sq u are , posed th is when he lo st tw o c.hances, re - teers here for the Spanish conflict. waa director at the Hamden play- OF BUDGE AT NET FOR (UUHE TONIGHT United Automobile Workers of terday they had been "talked Into (John P. O’Brien, Tammany Dem- munity Chest and Council of Social pose Nancye Wynne. prtvUsga. lon. CoUege ^ r . S f S j S ^ r ^ t t e U a m ^iSd to I su itin g In tw o e rro rs on th e o n ly Representative Moaler (D-Ohlo, a ocrat, waa defeated by Mayor F. H. Agencies in Hartford since 1923, and grotmd for four years and haa had w i lE 2L ii! f lllK a r l t e lle r w ho p laye d tw o e asy ch ances he h ad . America with John L. Lewis made volunteering for service In S ^ ln Two Years Of Almost That was tha bona fids offar mads "1 realisa that the bstter ama- Out Of Action; D o d ft^ ^ committee member, told newmen he by Communists who spoke glowing- LaGuardla tn November, 1933.) previous to that time had extensive training and actual experience in a bar Hugo QuUt, manager ot Sonja teurs arc not seen as much as they h Z J K u w a rs ago vd th a i T h is B e a ls lo oked lik e a re a l b a ll any headway In 'unsnarling' the believed the two youth’s testimony wide variety of athletic sports. M s n a il a i» u w o ^ » r » b p la y e r. H e w as so su re o f h im se lf ly of "gl'vlng' your all for a fight- Jury Stenographer Testlfles experience In Y. M. C. A. work and SDmeheater, Maas., AUg. 19-.- naala. who aoiight. to book an im- Should bs," sbs axplalns. ’Th at WaterlSury, . Aug. 19.— (A P ) — union's tangled affairs; It remained was the best "antidote" againat ing country being Invaded by for- In organising boys’ clubs tn New •(nie personnel of the local Y la Continnons Fightiiig; Gar- Both Gain Semi-Finals Along portant monay tour for Mrs. Moody. Is why the profcaalonal tours of Meet Gbstonbury PA*S At Wm Series Final As **®“ ai? Scatchert c lS i ^ oforr^ ^lt iot o^nN woot c^ h^ be- th a t he w an te d to mreaskuel tg ratnhdast tanhde : Earlier, with one of Demey'e aides now larger than ever before, and the (A P )-< a lif6 n ila 'a AUoa Uarbla John L. McKeon of Farmington, the a secret today, , Communistic activities the ’commit- eigners.” accuahd o f brow-beating ancl “ coerc- York, New Haven, Detroit and sev- ’Whan ths famous International- Bill Tilden, Ellsworth Vines and fig s the war,, all season In prospect promises to bo and Bngland’t lU y Itammars, aaeh raadallat, opposed Thomaa fihaahan, boosted th e m ade none. H e lo st thre e chances Likewise the future of the union tee had beard. Had OGPU After Thesn ing” a witness, the district attorney eral of the larger cities of the BUd- ist rafusOd to Uatea to that, Quist’s Fred Perry have helped the gama. Ouaaber, a milkman, out of four. The only reason he did Itself appeared uncertain, ond^ the Mosler asked the witnesses 'wheth- die West. Hls experience in laune^ the greatest In its biatory. cia May Be Riral In FaR With Parker And Wood In with a pravloua victory ovtr tha rapraaantatlvs auggsated that Mrs. More people talk tennis Intelligently Notre Oame captain, in one e f tha West Side; GA’s Face Pris- rates Bow To Cardinals, ..gaaaa' so much .that ■ 0yep..:^9^ ^We- came from Ameriow to fight called Edward Grant, gjrancl Jury ; hot mlsS the httier one waS\befcause, varfnur possibilities advanced 'WeirB er they took up 0*06ilifeniftd Ber- stencigraphir, to'teatlfti'.''' othar, earns to ths bsst tsat today Mnody oOMd do v iiy wsU financially today than ever beiwa." ’ feature Champtonahlji flight matehei tem ed out last night to lee It. . for an Ideal of democracy,” Halpem Ray Read, batting, was too lazy to ns numerous as '•the sp^eim eh bf nard on their offer of assistance. Grant was called to swear to the Newport tonrne^ la tha asml-flaala ^ tha liaasx la thTM or fou, appearanosa and la the Seventh annual country club The men who did no talking, Roy opposing factions. said, "but we soon had th® whole New York, Aug. 1»— dy, altber. of the finest oomabaoka In history. ‘With Morlarty Brothers early in the vino buys his cigarettes at D e ^ t tioned by Starnes regarding their more than once." volver in his waistband and was land’s Eon Budge, the defending Chapman of Greenwich, atate ama- and the New York Gtanta* pemMOlIb/^i Keller, with an Injured tibia was In W. might ultimately leave the C. 1. Apparently attll incensed at the, MS bread with hla flsU, ehaUenges “Now. Z eould use $50,000 and "Alice Marble and most o f the current season, invade Manchester Sduare, was considered for member- testimony yesterday that between Sobel served about 11 months and surrounded by armed bodyguards. tltllst, and Los Angeles' Joe Hunt, f r v Eabyan, in tomorrow’s final. teur champion, faced H. Melgard of stock, like' that of the Boatoa R aR j'' no condition to play, but he owned a O. and return to the American Fed- recantation of the witness, hqwevsr,. - The meeting, he said, was held at Baltimore, Aug. 19. — (A P ) — Vbr all thalr long touraamant ex- hava no objactlon to prOfOaaional- others play too much... .women’s tonight for the third and deciding SaUi ijj the team. Another man who 1,600 and 1,700 Am ericans were Halpem about seven. Each waa flew thick and fast ground, tts lit- second seeded, / became'^a strong Mahopac, N. Y. encounter ^ with the Oas Housers, Sox before It, hit the ikida In a naaOv ' pair of golf shoes and wanted to eration of Labor; or. It might be- Dewey insisted on> reading the min- the home of Dixie Davla,- Schultz Judge Samuel K. Dennis sentenced!U pcrlsoca. Mica Marbla sad MIm ism,’’ says tha aUht-tlme Wimbles doubles and aueb,’’ says Mrs. Moody Hvna so far on Middle Turnpike, come an Independent organization. “virtually prisoners" iii Spain. wounded several times. Sobel said tle man who 1$ featherweight Ught- probability t o ^ y Inthe Newport slated at the West Side Oval at 6 nose-dive. i' show what they could do In playing utes to the' Hines Jury. "mouthpiece," and the bankera were Mrs. Barbara Bird, wife of CharlesiB ^ Stammsra imva met only twice be- don ehamplon. ‘' But I want to re- "in addition to the singlea, I p la y^ McKeon, a- wholeaala Hartford vmat, as to Just live in the t o ^ There was nothing to Indicate Sobel, answering one of the ques- he escaped from a hospital and The prtsecutor emphasized a quo- wrelght 'and welterwelghti champion Casino tourngment as tbe t'wo coal salesman, waded' through - the o’clock. Either Jackie Fraher or Hubbel, clubbed by tha BrooUyM^ " Ibhits, vrho gets a shave In Dll- baseball. Hls wild throw on an at- Informed that thereafter everything Bird, midwestem desperado, to 8Q ^welj fore, both timM la Wlghtmaa Cup mai n free....play when and where only In tha mixed doubles at Wim- tempt to catch a man at home re- whether the faction led by President tions, said the American fighters walked 250 miles across the Pyre- tation by the witness, Julius (Red) he world. moved Into a6ml-flnal matches tn I bledon... .with Julea Brugnon...... showers and a late afternoon cloud- Cy Blanchard will toe the slab for Dodgers, 5-3, yesterday, oame MRt': VMrth'S barber shop, was allowed to nees into France. Halpem escaped was to be operated on a Schultz- days In Jail today upon her conylc- matches. la 1937 it waa Mlaa Mar- chooae. sulted In a four run error, due to Homer Martin or by hls "rebel” op- were being held by American Com- Williams 46, a South Carolina-born tlon of being an accessory In one of won bis third tlUe from Lou opposite brackets. "N or would Z attempt to capltal- but I didn't do too much." burst yesterday to post a 72, three the locals, who were rained out of with aa ailing pitching wing tbM¥'| play on the team. Real baseball mimlsU. In Spain. lAter, be told on a British tanker to North Africa controUed “ uniform basis.” ble’a \1otory by 6-1, 6-2 aoores, but S^s Tuck ray. Jack <5ope- the Injured, Uhla (whateyer that ponents. would be. in the saddle. In. .Negro, and an.election cuipteJn ..in. .Ison' told how George Wrtberg her hueband’a seven holdups here in; Ambera Wednesday nlcht but aome Budge,. nufsing an ailing. right iao my presence as. a tennis player- A fter aimounetng that she might over par,- and grab -the medal honr their gama Jn th'e.Twl Lieague last may-'naeaaaltata, a». .opecatloi like newsmen the Americans who kept and thence to Galveston, Texas.'.... tMs apriag, with the ClXllforhlaa’a night. '' .E d , Mike Sheehan and a few other may he.) . . the end. Two of the four high Hines’s w^st Harlem ward, that came Into hla policy bank and took recent weeks. of ths magic surrounding hit name arm, was paired with Frank. Park- under the cloak of amateurism.... play In the Essex County champion- ors. nlll definitely keep him on tha Hinea apeciflcally sent him to the play gone erratic, the attractive Tha German-Americana Journey native sons were turned down as There was nothing to be said good officers .whh were expelled by the their fellow citizens from returning ^ Virtually Prisoners over the managership, and that tens Contrasting "the black side vanished. Hls'^^rotesslon saw Mm er o f Beverly Hillis, Calif.; and Hunt not even If ths United States Lawn ships at Manchester, N. H., prior to Trailing by two strokes for 'the lines for at least a weak Or two,^ about the so-called businessmen’s executive bohrd—Richard T. Frank- to the United States belonged to the fmder questioning, both wit- policy racket headquarters of the against you,” and the "other side of at the flnUh the neW lightweight waa Called into action against Syd- English star took the decision, 8-6, the women’s national singles at Foi-- to Enflied tomorrow afternoon to Ohd may prevent him from tabJBff of thousqnds of dollars In weekly 7-6, 6-3. Tennis Assooiation would permit. runner-up honors were Alex Pardee tearp and the older men on Depot ensteen and Wyndham Mortimer— OGPU (Soviet secret police), which nesses said Americans now in Dutch Schultz mob to get a Job. the ledger,” Judge Dennis told the champion, fiut bleeding, groggy and ney. Wood of New York. ' Budge’s It wouldn’t, of course. There would est Hills, Sept. 8-17, Mrs. Moody of New Haven and E. Hoyt of Gar- play the Prison Farm nine. AU hte place on the firing line tha teak‘s •x'isr^r., » . » ij returns was paid over to another - Strangest o fjU l today’s matohea, Square this morning reorganised led the delegation which conferred he said waa made up of persons ot Spain’s government forces were be- Held As Matortel Witness Schultz lieutenant, “ Big Harry," blende, 2^-yeariold mother, her of- . exhausted—and took heart 'rm trouble was not rtgarded os be trouble, and I want peace at any changed her qilhd. Instead, she den City. L. I. A field of 148 com- playera and club members making ot the yearv and are to pick a team of native with Lewis In Washington yester- ing held virtual prisoners despite - Williams was recommitted to howevsr, was the morning meeting ths trip are asked t o ^ e c t at the many nationalities. SeboenhauB. fense of'aiding her husband was "a They all want to fight Mm now. srious. Hs described It as slight price. will continue to practlce at the fash- peted for tbe prizes. Great Left Handera . * sons Instead of what Jack Copeland day. They withheld comment, and pre-enlistment promises that they Tombs prison last night as a mate- natural one,” and "Something al- Ambers most of all. He la an sx- of Mme Sylvia HenrOUn of France club house on Oate'-ftreet at 12 vsea. Dr. Moran pitched good ball Contrlbatlng Factors Crowd Utters. :''muscular twinges apparently the "You’re either an amateur or a lohable River Club on New York’s • Several stand-bys of this tourney Hera are tbe two greatest lMb>Y and Mike Sheehan call — Importa- all that thq C. I. O. chieftain said could return to this country after rial witness when Jiutice Ferdinand most any wife would do.* ’ Itghtweight champion today but hs and Mrs. Ilorothy Andrus of New professional, and it Is my desire to east aide. Like all outetandlng recent years were among tha o’clock noon. Tha following play- and of the 15 hits scored against "la It a fact that members of the result of a light cold. 1.1 handers of their day, o|/l SquaiW? tions. Another game Is being ar- was that hls visitors had brought six months’ service If .they desired. Pecora raised hls bail, at Dewey's The Introduction of "Big Harry’s” waa never more popular, lo u **' York to decide the 1937, Essex elosa my career aa I started it 19 competitors, Helen Wills Moody mlaalng. Holly Mandley of Wath- era are asked to ba present: Bel- him In the box score, not one was Communist Party are contributing revest, from $500 to $10,000. name led to an Interlude which drew Ite chief effect yesterday waa to panU and old Moaa^probab^ tSC outside of the Infield. Jack Cavey ranged, providing they can show In him "up to date on matters affect- Halpem pleaded with the commit- last is getting Ms due as a oouri _ champlonsMp. For a whola year years ago. knows what’s best for Helen Wills erafleld, tha defending . champion, (lore, Hewitt. Bogglnl, Kovle, N. most feared pitching pair In their past performances to Vincent factors In the Amerfcan League for 'Ihe' Negro had accused Assistant ■low down the Davla Cupper’s vfas listed as an Infielder and .a good ing the V. A. W." tee to “bring home those boya who titters from the crowd. ous and tkillRil workman, a fighter the title has been left without a "A s for pictures, I ’m not an ac- Moody. waa among this group that includ- putt, B. putt, N. Laehlneke, R. gams In tha test six or eight yaarap: Morlarty, the manager of St. Sought Special Convention. Peace and Democracy .and its prede- District Attorney Saul Gelb of put- "By the way,” asked assistant dis- NAVY DIVINC’BOAT SUNK usually lightning servics against Laahinake, Bufkhardt, Varrick, hitter, but through poor manage- are going through hell." ■ who took the heaviest blows /of claimant because rain Sraahcd out tress. It would take more time Mrs. Moody saw her first major ed Bobby Grant, Charlaa Clara, Tony —one) both shelved In tha aanM Bridget's team. It was understood the purpose of cessor, the American league ting' words In hls mouth and threat- trict Attorney Saul O lb, "you are WUmer Allison, tbs Austin, Tex., Walis, Ctox, Obuehowakl. Badurtha, ment he was sent Into the outfield Continue Bridges’ Probe Henry the hammer and wraa roll tha end of last yaar’a touraamant. than I care to spend to become ons, league baseball game the other Koslnaki and Dom Secooll. Mend- mouth. Grove’s arm want "deed,*? their call was fo persuade Lewis to Againat War and Fascism 7” Starnes The committee also continued Its ening to send him to Jail unless he known aa 'Big Joe,’ aren’t you?” veteran, and turn tbslr match Into Haiti. All club membera who will around at the finish, banging/ at WMebevet finalist wins, howtvsr, so that’s out, too.” afternoon. It waa a wild aort of lay waa reported iU. aad now tha Huh haa a palnfkil have the C. I. O. undertake a move- asked. Investigation of charg:ea that Labor signed a statement, which he pro- ■Yes.” RETRIEVING TORPEDO Henry and dancing away on /legs a long atruggle that Budge flanlly she will reign less than 24 hours. ■ • • • allow tha use of their can leava "Yes, sir," Halpem answered. an affair, with the Yankees beating The qualifiers: bow trouble. A chipped bom ately after my appointment and ment leading toward a special con- department officials gave "aid and tested he was unable to read, link- 'You are also known by the name that never grew weary. / won by aeorea of 7-8, 8-d, 6-4, 9-7. A new tltllst will be crowned Satur- word at tha olub tonight. "And they take up money for the ing Hines with the notorious gang BeUevea Pro Oame Haa Aided tha Washington Nationals, 12-11. John L McKeon, Farmington, 87- be revealed when X-raya are had been gone five weeks at the vention at which the "rebels" would advice” to Harry Bridges, West of ‘Spaam?’ ” The fact that Allison was playing day. "The players were poor on ground Spanish Loyalist cause?" overlord, Dutch Schultz. Newport, R. I., Aug. 19.— (A P )— Without detracting from Tsnnla. 35— 72. of HubbeU’a elbow next week. time of the meeting with Berry endeavor to effect the removal of coast C.I.O. leader, during deporta- "That’s right,” laon said. heart-warming abowlng, it m nht be ■oms e f tha rest tennis of Ms 12- Except for doubles competition, So, Mra. Moody comes close to •hots, but caught the lobe very SAYS MORGAN (July 10, 1936). We didn't know If Martin. "■Yes, sir." tl(3n proceedings. Additional docu- Reading the Jury minutes, Dewey “ People really call yoii- those The navy diving boat YP-5 was yaar-career evened the advantage Alex Pardee, Woodbrldga, 41-88— ST. BRIDGETS VlCnTORS "There are many who don’t pot noted that he fought a tlrad, 'Ustleaa being the 100 per cent amateur, re- well," smiles Helen L Miss Margaret Kerr, official of the quoted the Negro aa having testified rammed by a torpedo today during Mias Marbla wax Idle ' yaaterday 74. the eerewboU ace emong tba aU* he ever would be back." Frankensteen has been men- mentary evidence asked by Miss names ?’’ Armstrong. Henry is very stale. Ms apponent waa believed to posses gardlasa of how wall she la doing, Mra. Moody la to face stern eom- Better America Federation of Cali- that he went to see George Wein- practise on a range outside the har- but MUs Stammers showed the B. Hoyt, Garden City, I.. X., 88- St. Bridgeta' aoftball team Kept time southpaw graaU. Ha aaMg The director said there had been tioned aa a pos.slble successor. Margaret Kerr, Loa Angeles patrio- He has fought almost continuously and gave the gallery the prize drawing and dealgnihg isports wear petition In the national, where she George F. Addes, another of the fornia, returning to the witneaa berg, a Schultz mobster, and say- Leaving Williams the most dis- bor and sank despite efforts to benefit of her long axperlenoo by 86— 74. its unbeaten record Intact In tha had the atuff or tha blinding apaag BLOCKED IDEA "Inferehce this matter was put tic worker, was needed before the for two years and ths battles have match of the week. eliminating 19-year-Old Tbalma for women. A fter all, she has a may renew hdr old rivalry 'with I" stand, said that in Loa Angeles she ing: "I told him Mr. Hinas told me Pater Burke, Naugatuck, S8-S3— over" while Dr. Morgan was away expelled officers, In a radio address committee could complete inquiry comfitedcomncea man Inui the«••• courtroom after > beach her. The crew of the 75-foot- When Budge found Allison blast- YM CA Laague by trounelng the TaU of a OroVa. But he haa playttff, had seen the same persona at meet- to conie up and see him.” sapped Ms magnificent vltaltty. Coyle o f Australia in a quarter- perfect right to sell her ability aa ao Helen Hull Jacobs. The American 76. rt but added "It would have been easy here last night professed to see the into the case. a blistering, mocking examination, eit„was saved. ’•Sure rd like to fight Lou araln. ing at Mm whenever he tried to artist, regardless ot tha value of contingent also includes Alice Mar- Cedars, ll- l. Tha Sainte collected 18 "hralna"; ha haa bean tha Otentr for him to have communicated with possibility of the U. A. W. becom- ings of the American League for Miss Kerr testified yesterday she The'power of Hines's name In the District Attorney------Thomas ITB. TVnrevDewey three range boats and the finals matob; 6-4, 7-5, after going Bruno Pardee. New Heven MU- hits olf MoLagan ■■ every member maal-ticket for at least five jraatai OF N e iA T IO N Peace and Democracy and the Com- Schultz racket headquarters, the ■aid Henry, very batterad. "But I storm the net and pulling Into an behind 4-1 in the first sst Aeourate bar name la atMetloa. ble and Dorotttjr Bundy. England nlefnel, .38-88—76. ing Independent of either labor or- us and told us when he would be had seen a (Tommunlst party mem- said he would call Gelb and an- destroyer Hamilton, the craft was think I have a rest coining. Beside, 8-7 lead by smashing three service You don’t have to talk to J^re. has tent Kay Stammers and Margot of the team hit safely at least once. ha haa pitched them Into three paa>. back." ganization. He n.sserted Martin munist Party. witness testified, led to his getting a other assistant, Frank S. Hogan, aa on routine practise and about to re- volleying tr tha second set brought W. E. Stookhaueen. Olympia nanta in that time, and ha baa a I Representative Mason (R., 111.), bership card Issued to Bridges under tbe doctor tells me it will teke at aces St him In the 15th game o f the Moody long before you know why Lumb. France will be represented SplUana allowed the loaera only (Oaottmied from Page One.) had consulted with Fr. Charles E. the name of “ Harry Dorgan.” Earl- $30-a-week Job "doing very littla." witnesses today. trieve a torpedo that bad spent its her the ncAteh despite stubborn re- Fields, Chicago. 40-37— 77. competitiva temperatment, a QQI^ who has been attempting to link the least three monttae for this out in first net, be semed tc lose assur- •he la a champion. by the Mmes. Rene Matnieu and Thomaa Bhsehan, Notre Dame, four safe blows. The Second Con- Coughlin at the time hls Social ier. Thomaa Shoemaker, deputy Im- Entered Policy In 1B2S One of Oldeet of Stall. course. The projectile suddenly sistance frotn the unruffled Aus- goes and South Mothodlsta are ness luder fire, never zurpaaaafbMl^i Mrthur Morgan was against media- League with Communism, said: my lip to heal. Yeah, it started in ance and let the next game and set tralian. " I ’ve never given aa opponent Sylvia Henrotin. 40-37— 77. Justice was" advocating unions, un- mlgrati()h commissioner, said the Next on the stand came a flashily- Gelb, who at 39 la one of the old- turned and struck the YP-5. ■lated. to meet tonight. any aport. .tN o and “wasn't InMstlng much" on PUY TO BE PRESENTED “ Evidence on file with this com- training and it opened up again In go on Ms service: at love. Mrs. Fsbyan found Miss Wynns a, point latenUonally tn my Ufa, and But I’d like to taka a ticket on G. L. Conley, Toledo, Ohio, S0-S8 affiliated with either. repartment had docymenta alleg- dressed West Indian, "B ig Joe" Ison, est members of the district attor- The other boats chroe quickly to the figh t "That’s no alibi, though. Pva never wanted an opponent to Mrs. Helen Wills M oody... .the U t- BOX Score: And consider, too, that ha golag to President Roosevelt. The "rebel" group la to meet In mittee contains proof — acceptable The tltllst found himself over- “almost impossiblo to draw Into ths —76. ing Bridges ha(l useci that and 47, also nicknamed "Spasm," who ney’s youthful staff, previously aid- her side and pumps were , put to Idu gave me a great fight But give mt one,” she asaerts. tie Poker Faee we used to know. master Melvin Ott, the ’’h'herltagaQyi > *What did He advise?" asked Toledo again this week-end, when In any court— that the League waa taken slmilary In the other sets, h et" "H er drives," said tha tMrd- R 8. Chapmen. Oieenwlch, 89-89 SL Brtdgata other aliases. told of entering the policy game in ed In sending ^^ce Overlord Charles work while the boat was towed to- with three months rest I can beat In street olothea and heels, Mra. She knows so much about tennis. AB.R.H. PO.A.E. John MoOrgw handed down hava' Oanmittee Counsel Francis Biddle. BY BOLTON THESPIANS It will hear a report on the confer- organized by leading Communists (Lucky) Luciano to prison for 30 each of them closely decided.' seeded Brookline veteran, beaten —78. In the first place, is controlled by 1923, rising to control a large policy- ward shore. A t the entrance to the Mm worse than last night" Moody la considerably taller thad And If Helen WtUs Moody didn’t Opalaeh, aa ...... 5-0 l 8 1 1 made manager BiU Terry look e-**Arthur Morgan said that good ence with Lewis.’ game bank and then being “abserb- to 50 years. Parker, meanwhile, waa eliminat- 6-4, 6-4, “ seem to be directed to- J. Vreeland, Chaee, 89-89— 78. known leading Communists today. CHARGE DENIED harbor the damaged vessel sank. Henry won’t fight until next wln^ she appears on the court. She believe that she- could win, she Ned Farlev, Chaee. 89-89—78. SplUane, p...... 5 0 a “ genius" ever alnce the ten ttM ’ amaenahlp required that hls ques- Memlirrshlp Drops. ed" by the Dutch Schultz mob In With a voice surprisingly big for ing the Atlanta mite, Bryan Grant, ward an ace or nothing at all.” “ Where’a Grandma?" Is Title X X X Dentals that It’s a front for Los Angeles, Aug. 19— (A P ) — A ter; Manager Eddie Mead is sure of stands 6 feet 7)G inches, and weighs wouldn't be playing In any such Wnilam M. Ooaa, Waterbury. 88- Brennan, sf . . . . . 5 0 one took over the reins from RM* be answered," was thb reply, A reliable source salil that a 50 1931. hls stature, Gelb took over examl- 7-5, 6-8, 6-4, 6-1. Miss Wynne and her doublea Of Three-Act Comedy To Be the Communist Party can’t do away I. Wlrln, attorney here for the th at When he does It probably will 138 pounds. She la 32 now, but tournam ent....for fun. 40-78. MitcbaU. 2b 6 1 old man. . : 0$^. *^nd that we should take no steps per cent drop'ln U. A. W. member- He had to go to Schultz, he said, naUon of several witnesses from the be with Ceferlno Garcia, the coast Hunt vanquished the last foreign teammate, Dorothy Stevenson, also ship would present an almost un- with the testimony that’s been pre- American Civil Ubertles Union, to- Wilson P. Merritt. Torrlngton. McLaughlin, lb ..5 2 Dr. J. Spencer Speed, tha Mi te Imply we were approving hls Given Tomorrow Evening. sented here.” . when the Thanksgiving day "hunch” mlld-volced Dewey yesterday, but welterweight and Henry will put entry, Yvon Petra of France, 9-7, from Australia, were bradcsted phte bone apeclaliat, haa been (Berry's) action; If we took any surmountable obstacle to those day denied atatemente of livin g number 527 nicked bis bank for ABOUT TOWN 6-0, 9-7. T h e Frenchman contribut- 41.Sg_70. C. AbraltlB, If ...4 2 Mason on Wednesday named Markham in an affidavit to the Dies the last one, the rad-halred W il- r bis 147-pound tltls on the line. against Dorothy Bundy of Santa Frank P. Green, Naugatuck, 44- to meet tbe Oianta either Ih- moognltlon of the claims it would seeking Martin’s removal. The $18,000—a "hit" that resulted In all ed to hia own defeat b) becoming Monica, CAUf., and. San Frandsco’a Daria, c f ...... 4 2 "Where's Grandma?", a three-act eight government officials here who Congressional Investigating com- liams, proved Intractable.' "Then if Ambers still wants a 36— 80. cago Monday or St. Loute latar*l nsadone the' ethical derelictions .of union claimed a membership of he said, were League members. Negro Harlem having plenty of Policeman Rudolph Wlrtalla left saateb w ell give it to Mm," said go upset over a poor shot la the Dorothy Workman in an afternoon Pollnakl, cf-c ....4 2 comedy, will be presented at the 400.000 a year ago at the time of mittee to the effect Wirlii offered Williams denied every significant today on ■vacation, and will apend H. Melgard, Mahopac, N. Y., 41- t^e week to X-ray, and If an opain* •any.’’ Bolton Center Community hall to- Telia of Attending Meetings him $500 to go to Mexico. turkey and trim n ^ ’s. admission attributed to him In the Mead. first set his had lost two sets before match for a place in the finals. The AUSSIES WHIP GERMANS B. Abraltia, o . 1 1 tlon' te necesMry— that te If dteh^pn .■“ What do you think?" Biddle In- Its last convention, but this has “Big Joe," an ebon-faced Negro, some of hls leave visiting relatives 40— 81. . morrow evening at 8:15. under the Miss Kerr told of attending Com- “ Markham's statements that In signed statement (3elb held. Garcia has nominated hlmsalf aa recovering his composure. Wood’s other semi-final pitted the Marble- Henrv C. Campbell, Watertown. Olander, rf , .6 - 1 pad bone te revealed—It will be per*' quired. been reported to have dropped to munist meetings In Los Angeles and with short-cropped hair and serious in the west the No. 1 welterweight contender. equipment o f brilliant shots defMted Fsbyan team againat Mrs. Carolyn Brannlck, 3b ..4 0 sponsorship of Bolton Grange, and 200.000 paid up. members— with a behalf of Bridges (Harry Bridges, He denied that Hines In 1932 sent 41- 40— 81. formed Immediately. asserted that Clarence Hathaway, face, said be knew J. Richard He haa a right to the post for hs Iwood Cooke of Portland, Ore., 4-6, Babcock Stark of New York and Not CpUft OrganlsaMon direction of Mrs. Maxwell Hutchin- consequent shrinkage In Income. west coast C.I.O. leader) I offered him to Harlem policy racket head- Town officials are considering the Certainly'if Hubbell, always son. Those who have witnessed re- editor of The Daily Worker, at one (Dixie) Davis, tlje "kid mouthpiece" is a big, strong fellow who la a 7-5, 6-8, 614. M rs John van Ryn of Austin, Tex! IN FIRST TWO SINGLES 46 11 18 27 7 1 " I never conceived the govern- to finance for him a trip to Mexico quarters “ to see George”—George A call for a special convention meeting "streased the comparison” of the Schultz gang, and through purchase of a new type calculating natural welter and not a heavy most rellable.of the Giants’ t< or TV A as an uplift organtsa- cent rehearsals declare It the best must have the approval of 25 per Is a lie," Wirin asserted In a writ- Weinberg, Schultz henchman who Quarter-finals and semi-finals Tall Cedars play the Orange players have offered of the Soviet and United States con- him and George Weinberg he met machine for u^e In the offices of the lightweight. He gave Barney Ross f------— ------is out of action for the rest of 0tu I felt that was up to the cent of the membership at the time ten statement. "Markheim camq to has pleaded guilty to the same in- treasurer, tax collector and asses- matches ware pfi tbe double sched- 1 It *L_ r J T ! Georg von Mstaxa In ths esc- Last Night *s Fights AB. R. H. PO. A. E. season, or for any length ot for a long time. The cast has been stitutions, "to the disadvantage of my office lir July wholly unsolicited "the Dutchman" late In 1931'''In a such a going ovsr In their carnival ule today. Budge and Gene Mako, ilYESTIR D flrSitfTPR S Wilkinson, es .3 0 3lurch, the family and so on." rehearsing for weeks and a amooth of the last previous convention, and the Constitution of the United dictment naming Hines- . sors. of champions bout that, even though Arc nCCVlIys ' rCVOrCG 10 smglss yssurosy, haven’t loet the New Yorkers may Just as this source doubted the ability of by me. I'^'aS never heard of him, Harlem apartment. of Los Angelea, were to meet the * as a pair In two years, end that’s Ritchie, 0 .. .4 1 ’ "A fter Secretary Ickes declined to performance Is assured, Alice States." He denied that Weinberg gave Ross won, he softened Barney up By ASBOCIATEO PBBS8 wrap up their pennant hopM the "rebels" to line up 100,000 mem- seen him or known of him before. "Dixie Dails took me to him, winner of the match between Frank another reason why thslr teammates By ASSOCIATEP PRESS Lutz, 3b ... .2 0 'llhrmlt John W. Finch, U. 8. Bureau Frederlckson and Emily. Calhoun "He said that the Soviet constitu- him $30 or that he worked for the Present good weather has been for Armstrong. \Tuck Stainback, Dodgers — Hls pack them tn iqgthbalte. c f Mines engineer, to act' iila con- bers behind them. Said Statement FhlM Ison said. an aid to the town highway force, Kovacs and Robert Harman, of are confident tbe final two singles Norrie, ef .. .3 0 have assisted at the rehearsals by tion not only guaranteed religious "Schultz asked me what security policy racketeer. RelteraUnc that “I V Garcia la the type that eventual- triple with bases loaded beat Gi- Cfinch Davis Cop Inter- Brooklyn. N. Y.—Joey FonUna. five gamee back'n jthe.Piratea dllator In the Berry case, .why did Martin, In calling executive offi- "H ( told m e. that the Dies com- which has been enabled .to.pomplete Oakland Calif., vs. Wayne Sabin of scheduled for tomorrow will ba Hadden, lb . .3 0 prompting the players, so that they freedom but anti-religious freedom, I had, and I said none. Sd'the Dutch' met him In 1985." he denied even ly will take Armstrong. He can ants; 5-3. 126, Brooklyn; outnolnted OInger now, with' the eeaeon past tha the authority not get another con- cers of all Mlchlg.an locals to a which drew the applause of the' eve- mittee had been hounding him to a large amount of Its reconditioning Loa .Angeles and slwood c(x>ke, of played merely as exhibitions. Wilkie, cf .. .3 0 are practically letter-perfect. Henry man told me he’e' take over my knowing Hines In 1932. hit with either band and Henry Jim Bagby, Red Sox— Blanked Forsn. 128, England (8). thirds mark. ■ dilator,*' Biddle asked. meeting tomorrow In Detroit said ning," Miss Kerr declared. give It information against Bridges; work. A large number o f requested Protland, Ore, Hunt and Wood were Zene Finals In DonUes Henkel and Hetaxa reached the Stevenson, 2b .3 0 Massey Is property manager. As bank and he'd take two-thirds of the Admits Signing Statement ■won't be able to bull him around. Athletics, 2-0, with three MU. Philadelphia—Matt -Raymond. 174. Fortunately for Terry’s Ti "Perhaps there Is no other per- the purpose was to consider* a pro- The committee also summoned that he already had given on affi- road Jobs are still on the list for to meet the winner of the cliish be- Wimbledon doublea final this year, NIckola, If . .3 0 usual Art McKay and hls orchestra profits and I'd get the rest..! didn't -,:Though admltting.i.l»e signed the Ambera showed the triple-king Paul Derringer, Beds— Pitched Mt. Carmel. Pa., drew with A1 Et- their setback yesterday didn’t M "S6n ■so well qualified- to- act In :SMCb w ill' play tor dancing; ■ with Carl gresalve program, of, union activity New -York- theatrical —workers to davit to.Miss Margaret,Kerr. ot the attention. tween Lewis Wtherell of Los Ange^’ .and. may extend the; Ausales to the Mullens; Tf- ...V.8 0 like that, blit I finally agreed to' statement, WUllams said under the ' “could -be- hit' but'didn't have ■ the heven-Mtter and Mt two^Tun homer Today; Ambidextrpns tore, 192, PMiadelphte"(10). them’ farther Ih the' hol|S,' forrt a capacity." Llllenthal replied. "One Wlganowskl to announce the square and to discuss plans for seeking testify about a charge of Rep. Better American Federation, to the authority in bis fists to put Mm lea and Robert Kamrath of Austin, limit If the ailing Henkel can ap- Mcltogan, p • ••■ .3 0 contract.s'with manufacturers. He effect that Bridges waa a member take $200 a week." kindly, cross-examination of Hines’ In 9-1 win ovsr Cubs. proach anywhere near hla best form. Pirates absorbed a 5-1 drubl o f our considerations was that we seta. Altogether the program will Thomaa (R., N. J.) that the W P A ’a The staff In the office of the Tax down. * ■ ’ Tex., vs. Allison and John van Ryn Lou Qebrig, Yankees, and Harry said the rail wa.s "aa nearly manda- of the Communist party; that the $8,000 To $14,000 DaUy counsel, Uoyd Paul Stryker, that tbe bands of the St. Loute had lost the man beat fitted. And furnish a full and fine evening's en- Federal Theater project la a "hot Collector la now engaged In com- " Mead also has plans for a feathqr- of Austin, Tex. Kelley, Senators—Gehrig's double Bromwich Key Man Of MANN TO MEET BLUNT SO 1 4 27 11 1 tory ns the call to any UAW meet- bed of Communism." statement was false annlghtoap and Nathan Mann, Hamden heavy- Two base bite, Brennan, PoUnski, Tbe Yankeea. despite 8 miss seeing Margaret Maneggla, a committee of theatrical workers "He told me further that he was age of between $8,060 and $14,000 ed because,, he said, he could not YE8XERDAYT1 RE8ULT8 . be brought against us and be tried But no plans will be comMeted until Loveland, Ctolo.— (A P ) —^Dave sent two runs across^ for 6-3 de- weight, and Eddie Blunt of New Splllane,'c. AbraKU; double plays, who wa s taken suddenly 111 and re- on relief, told the committee that broke and needed some money. I dally— mostly in ' pennies, nickels read hut was ashamed to admit hls ■ Workers engaged In rebinding haadar apUt with W ashing ton, bjefore a .local Jury which always Henry returns from a trip to Hono- Colwell, the Colorado boy who gave cltion. York were matched to meet la a Opalaeh to MltcbeU to McLaugh- their American Laague lead stral moved to Manchester Memorial BinER nCHT LOOMS W P A ’s Federal Theater project waa explained to him that neither and dimes. the town’s land record volumes are lulu and hls lip h$a healed. National •veould be a'hazard. Bridges nor I would pay any money Illiteracy to (telb. Y a la ' on* e f the best punters the Bob Weilaad. Cardlnato—Held Pi- Rrookllne, Maaa.. Aug. 19.— (A P ) lO-rOund faatura bout at the White lin; left on baaee, St. Bridgeta 9, ed to nine full games whan tba hospital Sunday. Pauline Maneggla being used to spread Communist Ison said he took over the policy On re-dlrect examination, Dewey making fast progress on the Job, east has seen in years, plans to go Brooklyn 8, New York 2 ■ "Then, the whole nsedlation Idea for any testimony that he had given bank from Wilfred Brunder, an- rates to four M U for 5-1 win. -«-Taanla being a two-fist the same ad- may help coach tbe Harvard foot- Sox, 5-1, with eight Mta. two-fisted way. ' Dorothy Plnney and Maxwell "now dominate.^” the theater proj- had given to Miss Kerr, I would ap- "Brunder was beln^ wanted in the Naw York O'^, '^aaMngton 8-6 Nutmeg State fighter gaining a but outlasted hte ex-matea for a Denies "Pulled Punches" , missions as the statement. ball team. That’s one reason why Austiralla, Hutchinson will be two new players Uplift ('liib .\re Divided ect. preciate him bringing It to me. He Seabury Inv’estlgation—and he said Town Engineer ■ J. Frank Bowen Leaders Detroit 5, CMcago l close deeieion. ORM18TON COACHES. 0-5 win In the U-lnning dpettde,, Turning to last winter's condem- In “ Vt^ero's Crandma?" -*nd It Is 'promised to do that. I have never Hunched forward In the ■witness INSURES OCN FOB $2,600 having swept its first two Davla •nie contest marks Mann’s aecond Over Choice-Of .\ Director. She said Mrs. Hallle Flanagan, to me he thinks It is getting a little Is engaged in drawing a complete By ASSOCIATED PRESS X LITTLE WOMAN TOLD HIM. Cup singles matches from' Germany St. Louts 9, Cleveland l Harry the castoff Kelly toesed a alk*; naUon hearing In which the Berry believed both will give well.-;balanced beard from him nor seen him since.” chair, hls huge hands rnghtly Int^- "comeback" fight since be was stop- director of the project, participated too hot for him, he is going to go aqd detailed map’ of the section of Denver— (A P )— Competing in at tha Longwood Cricket club yes- Boston 2, Philadelphia 0 Miami, Fla.— (A P )— Ken Ormli- hitter for a 6-3 decision for tha Nat*/’ holdings were ruled of no commer- performances. The play is full of laced, the Negro, hesitated, mum- -- . NATIONAL LEAOra ped, by Tony Galento of New Jersey The first apparerft rift In the actively In Communistic activities away for a little while, and that Hartford road west of Prospect Salt Lake City — (A P ) —Frank tbe Colorado trapaboot, b. V. O ria- terday, rate! a strong favorite to- BsAtsrn ton. former guard of the University In the nightcap. . , •>' dal value. Ulienthal denied that dramatic situations, with two color- otherwise placid condition existing should operate the business for bled and groped for answer to street wdilcb the Board of Selectmen Batting Lombardi, Cincinnati, Hazleton 9-2. Hartford 1-5. ' In the New York Garden. Mann re- of Pittsburgh, has signed as fresh- .T V A attomeya "pulled punches" or and charged that her interest In Christensen, former Detroit Lions tie, Houston, Tex., broker, displayed day to cllncb tha doubles— and a Throughout the blgf league ed servants to Inject comedy. It among the members of the Center him.” Dewey’s barrage of questions— a de- has indicated may be rebuilt to A55: McOormlek, Claelnnatl, 236. Albany 6-6, Elmira I<1 cently knocked • out. Steve Carr of man coach at the University of "soft pedalled” so-called evidence of will be well w(irth motoring out to things Communistic was "being baek and now assistant grid eoacn a gun be baa bad insured for $2,000. cbanca to meet tbe United States gram, good pitching abounded. Buck.- Springs Uplift Club may appear at Ison aald he himself fled the coun- jected figure in a tieless blue shirt eliminate a dangerous, curve at the Runs—Ott, Naw York, 93; Good-, Binghamton 6-4, Williamsport 2-5 Meriden in two rounds. Miami. bad faith by the Berry Interests. .Bolton Center tomorrow evening. used in the federal theater project at Utah university, said he would It has a diamond ^ and platinum for the cup. Newsom’s three-hitter featured the' the meeting tonight of the general to the detriment of the workera and OBITUARY try In 1937 when the investigation and rumpled suit. point man, Cincinnati, 86/ have tried professional wrestling Aa for Bromwich’s being a two- (night) Browns’ win over the Indiana, an-, "W e found that' .Arthur Morgan's committee arranging for the get- by Dewey, as a special rackets pros- T:^lcal Answera Given Runs batted In—Ott, New York, Masonic emblem in the stock. Wllkea-Barre 4-8, Trenton 8-4' Inferences ■ were false end malici- In violation of the act of Ck>ngresa.” after college if Ms wife hadn’t tol l fisted player, that 1. meant lltersilly. abllng the Brownies to climb ifito! together of the club to be held on ecutor appointed by Gov. Herbert H Tjrolcal answera which he gave as Miss Marion Browning will pre- 89; Medwlek, S t Louis, 85.' him she wouldn’t stand for any (night) ous," he'declared. Attired In a sombre black dress, NEW CYCLINO RECORD Hte opponent can’t hit a . ball to a seventh-place tie. Jim Bagby' Saturday, September 3. There has Lehman, made things "too hot” for Dewey referred to the GraMd^ury side at tfie organ at the North Meth- Hits — McOormlek, Cincinnati, caulifloww ears. Jack’s backhand becauae be hasn’t In a round of te.stimony yesterday LOCATES HIS SISTER been no trouble In the naming of relieved only by a small white collar FUNERALS turned In » three-hitter and the-Rad , and a red pocket handkerchief^ the hlm- minutes were: odist church Sunday morning at 167; Hack, Cblcago, Medwlek, St. any. Ambidextrous, ha serves with STANDINOS Sox whitewashed the AthleUca, 2-0.. regarding the Berry case, Llllenthal A P T C D A f C C It D m ' heads of the various commltteea Sydney, Australia. — (A P )— A witness read* excerpts from plays Mr*. Richard Beyoe Describing a meeting with the Q. I am asking you whether you 10:45. The Second Congregatlonal- Louis and L. Waner, Pittsburgh, all BCARATHON CROQUET. hte right arm. If a ball comes to SPORTS Paul Derringer allowed seven b l^ ', made repeated thrusts at . Arthur. A r l L l X A L U IlU u L A Ix L n for the outing, but tonight there Is new world 50-mlle bicycle record Largely attended funeral servleea now almost legendary "Dutchman," gave the answer I Just read from iste wlU, Join in this serviee. with 135. , , i hls left, he shifts tbe racquet to Ms National Rtf EDDIB BRIETZ ’ j to be made the selection of toast- and addresses by Mrs. Flanagan to wao establiahed by Fred Nelson re- chipped In a homer himself, and tna Morgan. were held .this afternoon for who was killed by gang bullets In a the Grand Jury minutes. Doubles— MeOonnlck, Cincinnati, Roehampton, Ikigland — (A P ) — other band and thua hits it ,aa a W. L Pet. Dr. Morgan, Lilienthal said, sug-, ------master. R. E. Carney has made a support her contention that the cently. Hs sovtred tbs distance In Cincinnati Reda ripped the Cuba,^ Mrs. Sarah Matilda (CTasoells) Newark. N. J., beer tavern In Octo- A. I don’t know. Rev. K. E. Brickron who is spend-" ^„j)d Martin, Philadelphia, 32. In the second round of a croquet forehand. Pittsburgh . .... 05 40 .619 New York. Aug. 19.—(AP)—Poor^lth _ the Dodders... ’’C!!halky’’ 9-1. Long George GUI’s elght-hlt af-■ geated In June. 1936, that the Presi- JohnHI, Larrahee V,.Of Wadsworth,______canvass of the members of the club project had a Communist back- 1:42.4, nearly five minutes better BoyCe, wife of Richhrd Boyce, at ber, 1935, Ison said Schultz came h>- < Dewey read an excerpt of Teitl- Ing his vacation with his family at Triples—rMlze, S t Louis, 12; ebampiooship here D. J. V. Hamil- If it cornea to hte right, he grasps New York . .... 62 47 .569 old Armstrong, he roust be slipping Eddie fort gave the Tigers a 5-1 verdict dent be advised in a cbntidenUal ‘ etlrpot Finds Hot- -Tn M aine • '* position and has ground.. than the mark held by Frank Sout- ^ . . , ... Mead haa signed as "tmUceman" for Quoting Mrs. Flanagan as saying her home, 103 Cedar street. Rev. to the apartment; flung off hls coat, mony In which WlUlams was quoted Giant’s Neck, will return to town Goodman, Cincinnati', Gutteridge, ton-MlIler and W, Longman- played tha racquet with both hands—like a Cincinnati . . ___ 60 48 .556 over the Cjhlcago White Sox. memorandUn, of ^Senator Berry's; ” •!! V be^a.ssured of much support, but hall, famous English cycUst. -h te last two opponenU stuck the A rw tron g. usVd to chauf- .After’Twenty-Six Years. among m cnew members that have that the theater could make things William T. Wallace of the North plunked his revolver down on a ta- as saying Hines told him to go to for the service Sunday at Emanuel St. .I/)uls, lOi .for eight hours, tbe former winning. baseball bat-r«nd whams for dear entleago ...... 59 50 .541 claim for damages. Methpdlst church officiated In the ble and then .sprawled In a chair. 351 Lenox avenue, policy headquar- Lutheran church. Home runs ;— Goodman, Cincin- Ufa. ' Boston ; . . . , .... 51 54 .486 dietance..i . the three H*e o f thelr^^j. M ae,West around Hollywood Exhibition Of Vlndicliveiieos, been Bdmltt>d.^uring .the last seven "happen," and provide the "yeast" John H. Larrabee of 67i7 /MVads- M . absence qn vacation o f Rev. Dr. Schultz Dlctetied Terma *■ nati, O tt New York, .37._ Vivian McGrath, .another Aus- Brooldyn .; .... 51 66 ' .477 Green Bay Packers—;Herber, Hut-j'. . .Dolph CamllU,-big DOdger first MLAMTS NEW DATES "1 felt this attempt to drag in the vveeks, the .opposlrigrcandlciate, who which "makes the bread rise," Mrs. ters, and see welnberg.) .worth street, a barber locatedattd at,a 15 Ihas been vvprklng tti^the (lark, has Earl E. Story. During the Service . He said SchWtz dictated terms, The Bliieflelds baseball team 'will ~ Stolen bases—Hack, 'CMeagm; tralian Davla Cup^r who i^Iayed St. Louis ...... 47 60 .439 •On and Hinklo— have incorporate,d aacker. Is a brother of the- Frankie ' P reatdent; was an'ex-hibitlqni-- (AJ*)— ' JCaJBl'k^^ dtctlvenesa because I was reap-' project plays were of th e'“bread ■"a .'No,'sir. ’ . > vacation after having located a is going to he a “ knock ohwn and Kindly Light", and; "Softly and "When I told him I didn't think It Q. The Grand Jury minutes are morrow aftenuxm at 2 o'clock. All dclpbia. n . funny things with hte racquet, hut American what he wenta.. .Jimmy Kelly, the < Max Baer on the Cahst some time horse-racing schedule haa been pplnted, and becaiiw, he didnl gut rising” type, "propaganda playa Layden Neede 9 Neva Men longrlDat,alstet; Iti Augnsia,.,., JJc-. ,drsig.oul.’.’. conUst., ,Mr. Camey said. .Tmdexly Jesus,Ia Calling" waa * fal? propla at New York Icle at minola, owns a racing stable Loute Johnson waa dusted off twice Koland G. Ailing and Detective Michael T. Souney of New Britain; are In for their cuts.” Potentate Andrew A. D. Rahn of isn’t wonying ao much about re- and BurnaU. of eight hay bipnen. . .radio Itetenr then hit on tha a rm .. .swinging hte coach until Croft waa appointed the leasea of no commercial value, Rye, N. T.—(AP) —It’s Just Mrs. Huffman told how one ipu- Week to Think It 0\-er.* KA^' TO CHATTANOOGA. routed Hermer Henkel, the world’s Pittsburgh at St. Loute Lieuts. William Foley and Edward chaplain, the Rev. Michael J. Thomp- Minnesota for a two days’ session placemanU as he la about putting Tbe Irish aohadute: detobar 1, bat be rushed out In anger aa if to Barry and hls associates' appealed to about as unusual for a golfer to win slqale, "Sing For Your Supper,” had Ison said they threw him out of Mrs. (jarrie Chattier of C2iurcb N o 8 player. 6-2, 6-3, 6-3, and tha (Only games achedulad) era thought Ambers bad won—Just McElIigott, Mrs. Scott . was. taken son of Niantic; and press represen- of pageantry, tradltkmal ceremony a eapabte fin t team on the field. Kanias at Notra Dams: October $. co'mmit mayhem cm the oppcwlng • Hi a three-judge federal court. a qualifying round medal two auc- been In rehearsal I I montha and the car after warning him to keep street Mrs. Catherine Handley of Boston, Aug. 19.— (A P ) — Infleld- young Auatralinn didn’t need any- AoMflou like a lot o f same thought Farr beat from the women’s detention room tative, Thomas F. Magner of Bridge- and colorful sport r Thomas Kane, raoeotiy obtained One o f the biggest bolea to ba (Seorgla Tech at Atlanta; OCtobar pitcher.. .halfway between the EABLY tVlNNRtt • Ulienthal said A. E. Morgan, was ceaalve years as It is to win a tour- now la scheduled for presentation in bis mouth shut and giving him a to Oakland street Miss Sadie Chinning. ooa to apologize for him aa far as New York at Phlladalphia Joe Loute. at police he.adquarters' wbqre she port. The public will get a chance to HelUe Heffron )y the Bostoo Bsea from their plugged is in the-baokfleld, hard Mt 15, nuahia at Notra Dame; October .1 plate and tbe mound, he turned and met a'vailable for conference^ dur- nament twice in a row. But Alex week to think It over. xne PUDUC Wiu gei • cnaow* w ham and Miss Nellie Heffron ot of tha Naate were conoerned. Hte St Loutetot Dettoit (2) haa been held as a coroners prisoner October. The association atlU had the elec- dartford, Coaa.. club, wUf go M with tha teas o f Jack McCarthy the 22, Carnegie Tech at Notra Dama; Lexlagton- (A P )—Rak^oxAiJ tag the period In which negotiaUona Antonio' of Unden, N .. J.. won the Thomas told newsmen Uie com- Ison’s story of the gang “ride" see the Shrinera in a mammoth street and Mary Calla- ' depth and hte angles ware ao fiaw- Chicago at Clevaland . It uaad to be the boya would set- heaved hte war club ever a aezaaa' since the day of the shooting to her tion of county vice-presidents on lU iSiattahooga ot tha SouthiTO AaadI N a-1 man in Lnydan’a oSanaa teat Ootobar 2$. Arm y at New York; stud career haa b ware under way regarding the quali^ring medal In 1937 and again mittee, Which is investigating un- threats was ordsred stricken, out parade fit 4 p. m. on Saturdaywhen ^ ^ Parker street left w ly this teas that Hankal never bad a chanoa Waahugtoir at Boston tte for oaa “White Hops''...now behind the p late.. .it baabad tn the home on Sheffield street. business slate. datioD-in axchaaga ter third baaa year. Thara era numaroua candl- November 5, Navy at Raltlmoro; Tbte young boraa In. 1938 in the National Left-hand- American activities, had "as com- after Justice Pecora decided it did Mayor McLevy and rity officials niornlng for Cape <3od, where«they • to get att and wna vlrtunlly hur- they'ra looking fbr tye.. .that many hood of an auto.. .Juat as the lunpa *nerewas the sltuatloa at that Golf Association tourney. According to the detectives Mrs. The convention, which opened to- nan Jim Mltdheoak. who Jotna tha datsa, hut tha Notra Dams ayatam NovMBbar U , MlnnaanU at Notra plete a case aa there la” to show not enter tn UaeHJnM-period fixed wmwin review uemthem, , tnwgeuier g e tte with wiui Im -1 wui^Ul remain rocfor eeverueeveral days, visit-vislt- tied Into ona-tidad defeat. Albany at Hartford (2) ot tha reoogntead boxing cteaaea are waa about to hanteh the irate play- foate.ta bta first fT, he declared. "A . E. M< Soott went through the scenes that day, will continue th rou n tomor> Sees in Pittahogh ktoday. HUoh* oaOa tor a tripte-thraat laft half- Dnao; Novaaahar 1$, Northweatsn that Oommuaiam pervaded the row, cleaing with a pnpMS esdUMt- for the eoa^Aracy tn the Hinea la- psrial Petaotata Ralm and Pyramid ■------piaoaa*aoeg o f bitaraat----- * 0 e ra “ . and In doublaa, Rromwtcb la auppcaid RInghamtoo at Tntitoa (2) eommudad by Nagroaa...tnafead er, be yelled: “OuCh! thot'a my owa - president and proglinately .quarter led up to the time when s Im ednilte Temsiln, A . A . O. y , Psteneata flSheranrte nf the IteseewteieMis nek waa pnTQhaaad for Kaoa and hstk, aad whUa aoma ot tha hof*- ht BvaMton; Daniahir R toaOMn pr^act lag the (dd Uie new la firt fight- dtett e n t > paita of to ba em a battar. • Bbnlfn at Hai' o< tektw l^off, Rata Roth Dm ^ ear!” Tta-umii^ AUen's 'Atlon la haviag fired the A e t t l ^ tetaOy OfilAB J^TkAIYCHESTEB, CONN.. nU D AY, AUGtJST 19,198S FAOE FOURTEEN Serves *Em Right, Too «0O O ^ vAAfto pf,

SENSE and N O N SEN SE MmVAMAM VM.%. TKKX ■\aiiL" BUY RE //7^ i HI d I-a w T M a a . Its. bad form when a ^trl • r STANDARDS ....H old yourself responsible for a blgvcr standard bathrobe - over her bathing ^ X than anybody else sxpects of you-. It weren’t she wouldn’t have to wear Never excuse yourself: never pity one. yourself. ...B e a hard maoter to • ^ Rk : yourselt—and. ta lenient to jeb—Tve an Invention at last that body else... .’Then wu gl-ve . the Win mean a Torttme! ' PAIN I INO—FAPKKINC; 21 WJYNTED—TO BUY B8 publicans to discourage .such o n ' world value received for living ta it Zed—What is It this time? LOST and FOUND 1 AU'IDMOKII.FS FOK 8AI.E 4 I^ow Playing at State undertaking! By the lusa. of such jeb_why, It’s an extra''key for a type-writer. When you la- o f State" prtmartex this -jw ar'tn‘Or- talk; about a- third -term -has caused t if w e beUeve-historians—and. j » o esmer. Need badly. No questions sedan, ^1932' tlymbijih' !c4hfi'61<‘f, Game w d r i u ' In Bduth T « * » m 1932 Nash jedan. Messlef Naan Workmanship guaranteed. Pamt- , phone 6998. der to oonlrol the delegations from a great many people to wonder ords of the cages). port the 1938 season was one of the iuLA,TV4; asked. Can 6»75. Ing and carpentry. A. A. Dion, Inc those States in 1940. Moreover, the whether the object of the Roose- Bo, what’s the use of all the talk? Inc. 10 Henderson Road. Telephone FOR RENT—2. 3 OR 4 room apart- Why not Juit do our beet best breeding eeaiofis for birds to S - 5 - 9 .T r < S6 M tS / 7258. 81 Welle BtreeL Phone 4860. usual forerunners of Presidential re- velt Administration la not to perpet- six years. \Wu La i >akj c aH menta. Apply Centennial Apart nomlnations are making- thielr ap- uate Itself In power. TO change the things we can cor- s < . s * : ’ ^ I'.V IP VO U W A W T MOWER 8HAR1EN1NO, repairing ments. Telephone 4131. rect—and then—endure the rest? Twist aw o TwiRL pearance— "third term” clubs, Somehow all this talk about a T o Tft.y VDUR, MOTORCYLLKS— Vacuum cleanere -econditioned "spontaneous” petitions and the talk In many lands are pestilence— dire FOR RENT—FIVE room tenement, third term and Mr. Roosevelt’s ^ m - famine—even war— 5TfeP RKSHT IS), Manchester k Icyci.es 11 Key making, lock repairing, eare of jobboldera ocratic purge, especially in Georgia, / O A M IKJ^ LU C K combination changing. Bralthwalte. first .fioor, all Improvements, wltn We could stop kicking sometime — MEIU^ ITS A garage. Apply at 107 Ruaaell St. It is not so clear that the Presi- recalls to mind a passage to Plato’s and thank God we’re where we ST O RIES A F T S a T H ' 5H01V, Evening Herald .52 Pearl street. dent has Inspired this movement, al- Republic where the great Greek DIME, TEN CeBITs, FOR SALE^BOY'S bicycle, ■'verj' ere! a n C F T O TH’ READY SEPT. 1ST., five room though many of- his close friends do philosopher Is describing a tyrant, —Lyla Myeri. IN STA M PS CLASSIFIED cheap. Inquire at 32 Walker street. not think he would be adverse to a h temth R E A R O F TH' HELP WAN I ED— upper flat, garage, steam beat. which Is the classlc*term for dicta- ^ V' ^ T ’ RAHT ADVERTISEMENTS Seen anytime^ $35.00. 612. Center third term nomination imder the tor. T E W T -R O U LE T T e FEMALE DS proper circumstances. The move- Vife—Let me sea that totter OF A D ollAH / BUSINES.S SEKVICES street. ‘The people have al-ways g^^tve Just opened. 1 can eee from ’'-F A M TAM-«~ Osast ala arsrass *or0a is a U ment, however, is being Inspired by champion whom they set over TH’ S how I S abo o t^ Bslllals. combers aaS sbbrsriaitoos OFFERED 1.S wanted—A competent , woman the Roosevelt satellites dependent Its handwriting it ta from a woman -'‘Vv for general housework. Write Box FOR RENT—TWO BOOM Apt- and nurse Into greatness," said Pla- and you turned pale when you read T H ' W H EEL O F aaab eeiMi as a >ord aaO eompoiiriS with gaa atove. hot water beater, Surrounded by a stellar caat of stars, pretty Shirley Temple la fea- on- his continuance In office for jobs TO B efiiiM / vsrOS as Iwa words Mlalranm boat la LAWNS-FERTIUZE and seed that Y. Herald, stating experience and to. "This and no other Is the,root It, F O R T U W E — prlM at tbras' lines private bath: Orford Bldg. Apply tured in an excellent production "Little Miss Broadway" at the Stato —the Hopkinses, the Ickeses, the from which a tyrant -springs; when TAKfiE IT AA/AV, Idas ralaa oar daj ter tranalaat lawn that does not look so good. references. Husband (calmly) — You can B K r S T H ' LIM IT.* The result will eurprlee you. Get MaxIoWa. theater today, and Saturday. Keenans and the horde of Federal he first appears above gromid he la hXve It. It le from your milliner. JAHe/ MTeatlva Mareb tT. ISST my eetlmate. John S. Wolcott. jobholders throughout the Nation— a protector. . . . ** men who would revert to being no- Cash Charfs Tel. 8597. (LAKDEN —F A R M - • OaasaeuUra Dara ..I 1 siai t ata FOP BENT—8 AND 4 ROOM ApU. has seen In the current reign of bodles the minute Mr. Roosevelt "A t first. In the early days of hia READ IT OR NOT— • OsBSaastlrs Dare ..I t stai 11 aia DAIRY PRODUITS 50 Call' 8333, Midland ApU. bloodshed, which became serious leaves the White House. power, he Is full of sm^es, and ba The costliest fur coat to the t Oar ...... I II aui U sis MERIDEN DEMOCRATS salutes everyone whom he meets; world, worth $100,000, was dis- W h e r e Ic e C o o lSr ^ WM^.- MV All ardare far Irrarblat Inaarttona MUVINC— l'KliCKlNG>- FOR SALE!—PEARS. Clapp's F^t- July 3. Real Coat-teU Riders played recently In a New York FOR RENT—FIVE room tenement, Sixty Arabs were killed—fifty The desire Of these men to keep be to be called a tyrant, who is T h e E q u a t o r '* W O R D / J A K E will ba ekaraad at iba on# tlaia raia STOKAI.'E 2(1 vorlte. and Bartlett. E. E. Fish, 104 sitb all ImprovemenU, garage, re- making promises In public and also fur store. It la composed of 95 m elal ralaa r ter‘ Iona■ larn arary Chestnut street. Telephone 3688 Hl£ RIVAL SUTES near Acre and at least ten in the Mr. Roosevelt In office Is under- silver skins of the albino mink, OUT of the depttir 'of Africa v} IS D O I U 3 A day advanisina ylras apuD raqaaat. AUSTIN A CHAMbBRS When you cently redecorated. Oreenacra aec- Sharon battle — and hundreds standable— it means keeping them- to private! liberating debtors and . H U ST U KJ& Ada ordarad afara iba third or flftb tlon. Write Box W, Herald. distributing land .to the people and which took 16 years to collect, came reports KM) years ago of day will ba abaYaad snlr tor iba ae- want the best. In Local and Lnug wounded in the two engagements, selves In jobs. Undoubtedly Harold for this rare breed is obtained B U S II O E SS / Distance Moving Dauy Express HOUSEHOLD (RMIDS 51 his followers, and wanting to be so an extraordinary mountain, soar- tsal aambar at clinaa iba ad appaar- Meriden. Aug. 19 — (A P ) — A while five British soldlei^ lost their (Donald Duck) Ickes hae pondered by crossing mink and ermine. ing above the matted growth of ad. abardlno at iba rata asrnad hut Hartford, Manchester, .KockvUie lives. Thirteen Britons were bow drab life would be aa a lawyer kind and good to everyone! ' t HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture contest In the Democratic city the jungle to en ice-clad summit aa allawanea ar rafunda eaa ba nada Phone 8260 88 Hollister aU-eet. HOUSES HIR KENl 65 primary was assured today with the wounded. back In Chicago and undoubtedly "But when be has -disposed of for- aa ala Itwis ads stappad attar tba bargains 3 ooms fumiturs $75. "' Profeasor—I forgot my umbrella within a few degrees of ' the «ftb day. FOR RENT—7 ROOM single .at 118 filing of rival slates of convention The Sharon battle started near Harry Hopkins shivers when he eign enemies by conquest or treaty, Easy terms. Phone or write for a and there is nothing to fear ' from .'thla morning. equator. Some scientists met. the Na ’^III torblds'i display Hass aat Autumn etreet. All Improvements. delegates with the town commmlt- Kalkilyeh, an Arab center, when a thlnlis of going back to beating the ' His Wife—How did you remem- rumor with derision. No ono in- •alA "Courtesy Auto". Alberts. Kumi tee. patrol of the Irish Guards was sidewalks of New York’s slums as a them, then he is always stirring up Tba Bsrald will aat ba raaponalbla t ire Co., Waterbury. (^nn. Call 6470 or apply 214 McKee some war or other, in order that the ber you forgbt it? vesttRato^ •ar aara than ana lasorraai Insartton street'after 6 o’clock. One slate, labeled ’ the ‘Town ambushed and a British army motor social worker. the real Professor—Well, I missed It when Committee-New Deal” ticket, rep- people may require a leader. ' So the’ mystery of mighty XUl- at say advertiaamaai ardarad tor CLOSE OUT ON LIVING room truck damaged when It passed over coat-tail riders. I raised my hand to close it after manjaro rmained a .secret until ■Mrs tbaa oaa lima . We A re Now 523 EAST* CENTER street— 6 resented groups aligned with the a land mine. These men realize the deep-seated Impoverished By Taxes 'THIS Tbs laadvartaol oialsslas at laaorv suites. We will allow you $25 on It had stopped raining. I finally in 1891 Karl von der •9 tV rooms and sunparlor, hot water former city administration, and the hostility of the American people ‘TIas he not also another object, WAV tael aabllaatlan at adrarilalna will ba your old set if you will come In and other, the "Square Deal” ticket. In- Dedcen, e German scientist eon- rsatiaad aniy by aanrallailoa at lbs Listin g Real see our stock of llvlngroom furni- heater, fireplace, tile bath, garage against a President remaining In of- which is that thqy may be Impover- '.. ;It waa Rochefoucauld who said, firmed the report about the moun- ahares aiada tar tba sarrlaa randarad cluded supporters of a faction fice for more than two terms. So /■ ture. We can save you money. Ben- In basement. To be thoroughly ished by payment of taxes, and thus : "SmaU minds are the -firfib to con- tain made 1^ Johann Rebmann, To o n All adranisamanla amat aantorm Esta te renovated for new tenant. $65.00. which has intermittently challenged WATERBURY DEMOCRATS they are building up a picture of compelled to devote themselves to demn ideas.” w ^ style, aapy aad typaaraphy witb son’s Cut Price Furniture. 713 the. party’s local leadership during the desire of benevolent, kindly Mr. -an'English' mlssloneryi IS years ytiralalloaa antoread by iba pabllsh- Main street. Johnson Block. The Lomas A Nettleton Company, their daily wants and therefore less before. The Faria Geographical LIT T LE tbay raaaraa tba tlfbl la 18 Asylum street, Hartford. Tele- the past eight years. Roo&eyelt to return'to his fields and likely to,conspire against him? A man walked Into grocery tm« adit, taalsa at raJaat aay sop For Fall Sale The town committee slate was AIXEE ON DELEGATES Society, conferred a medal on Reb- S A M E O M FOR BALE - BEDSTEAD and phone Hartford 7-3212 or Man- woods, unless—and here they take “And If any of them are suspiect-j .store; mann and his associate, Krapf dldarad abjaailonabla filed by former Mayor Stephen L. another ...breath—.unlesh . circum- Man—1 want all the rotten.eggs T H E S I D E - Ct/lSIItO HnuitS—ClaaslOad If yon have a farm. Kome sprinRS, practically new. 25 Crom- chester 7358. Smith, chairman of the Town Com- ed by him of having notions of free- Dudwig. Thereafter interwt In the ba pabllsbad asms day aiuai ba rs- well Road. Telephone 3194. stances arise that would make It im- dom, and of resistance ^o bis au- you haVe. 19 iau .areT.O ff J or acreage at rea«oiiahle mittee. The rival ticket was enter- Waterbury, Aug. 19 — (A P ) — possible for him to lay down bis bur- ' Grocer—What do you want >wlth peak, rose keenly. asiasd by U b'elock oobai datordayt FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room Representatives of two factions of thority, he will have a good pretext Several expediUons aought Its I ■; 1 M : M . ed by Thomas J. Moroney, registrar den. What circumstances, you ask? ..'(ottan eggs? prices we will try and WINDOW SHADES—High grade single on Henry street. All im- the Democratic party ta Waterbury for destrojdng them by placing them guminit. Charles New, r mlsfetoo- window shades, made to order and of voters, and Oswald G. Gaffney, a Ob, a war, witb or without threat of M *" (nervously)—8-ah-sb-sh, I (e nee, rwulM fw) TELEPHONE YOUR move it for you. , Trades provements, 2 car garage. Can be member of the city Recreation com- agreed today on a slate of conven- at the mercy of the enemy; and for eiry, reached the snow line at put on your windows. Complete at seen by appointment only. Phone our.involvement or air equally acute all these reasons the tyrsnt must be am the new comedian. arranged. 3 salesmen. mission. tion delegates which, authoritative emergency. In that event', we are 14,000 feet before he wag forced WANT ADS a very much reduced price. Please 4131 or 4279. sources said, excluded members of always getting up a war. to descend, and Joseph Thompson SCORCHY SMITH Fighting Fire With Fire By JOHN C. TERRY Customers waiting. write for prices, and samples. Capi- solemnly told, Mr. Roosevelt "is not The M Baeen’e the Reason. Ada ara aceapiad oral tba talaphoaa the city administration headed by "Now he begins to grow unpopu- We wed oiie cold December day. I o f the Ri^al Geographicel Society at tba CHAHUit RATS alvaa at.ova tol Window Shade Co., 46 Capen L'eutenant Governor and Mayor the kind of individual who would tot was the first to work hit way YOU «A V TH E F / B 6 T Y Y E 6 - PR.. FAULKNER -T H E 9EC0ND OBJECnVE HI5 GAMBLING YOU'VE REAP OF HIS SPECTACULAR 1 VOUSEEM ID BE DOING f BUT T H E PROBlEfl aa. a eonraniatica to advartiaara tut WANTED rU KKN’I 6» his personal desires Interfere with lar. Then some of those who joined feared no ley storm; street, Hartford. around the north side. Forty srears OBJECTIVE OF YOUR ) AND I HOPE TO M AKE , \S TO GET MV FATHER OPERATIONS, GAMBUNG CAREER, OP COURSE - OF THE A GOOD JOB OF IT- NOW 1$ TO fiS£P tba CASH Ra T&B trill br aaorptad aa ED W. J. H O LL 65 D ^ AND HUNDREDS Frank Hayes. what seemed to him to be his duty." to setting him up, and who are in Because I knew, when bedtime rUI-1. PATMKNT It paid ai iha bual. WANTED TO RENT Immediately, The agreement between the "In- power, speak their minds to him came, he’d keep my footles-warm. after it had been first-sighted. Dr. FLIGHT (« A / A CEI2TAIN Pl600VERVj OUT OF HIG PRESENT VOO MEAN? IMMENSE SUMS OF MONEY HE HAS WON- TOLP ME HE HAD HIM RETIREP-ANP aaas alflaa aa ar batora tba aaranib Realtor Piffle and hooey! No doubt there four room tenement by young dependent . Democratic” faction and to one another, and the more Now—111 give pralae whpre praise Huns Meyer end Ludwig Purt- SCIENTIFIC ONE? J OF INESTIM ABLE EUSINESS". - WELL, I HAVE KNOWN OF ITONLV SINCE •RETIRED' FROM THAT CAN B E PONE day tollawiod tba drai Inaartlaa at 865 Main St. Tel. 4642 MACHINERY AND TOOLS 53 WOUNDED IN HOLY LAND will be an emergency around in sch^or stood upon KlUmsniiro s aaab ad albarwlss lha CHa HUK couple. Call 5419. headed by State Senator George T. 1940. Mr. Roosevelt and his New courageous of them cast in his teeth Is due; so gladly PU confess: ^ HISTORICAL VALUE- MOTHEft‘5 DEATH. A FEW MONTHS AGO-- GAMBLING-’ ONLY BY GIVING H/H BATA will ba anllaolad N# raapnnsl- USED FARMALLS, Fordson pui- Culhane and the "Democratic vot- what Is being done. . . . He is the He filled my winter needs^ and summit. Since that date, 188#, a AN INTEREST IN LIFE WUly tor arrara la lalaphonad ads Dealers always can conjure up an number of explorers heve seeled i can 9AV NO MORE. V O USEE, 1 HAVE SPEH T M O STQ ^ N S U F E leys, sjlo filleri!, corn harveslera, ters’ committee” of State Ctoalrman emergency when It suits their con- enemy of them all, and must seek seemed to be a huge success. MORE EXCITING THAN will ba aaaoiiiad aad- tbair aaaaraay Po^tato diggers, etc. Dublin Tractor LO’l'S FUR SALE Jerusalem, Aug 19 — (AP) — A J. Francis Smith left only one pos- occasion against them whether ho. But. months'have passed; and sum- the peak. THAT AT FRE5ENT, IN EUROPEAN SCH O OLS' OaBUot ba yuarantasA . fresh battle between Britain’s venience! .-If one does not happen mer's come! He’s still a darned ' Kilimanjero rises abruptly from NOW I'M TRYIN G OAMBUNO/ Company, Providence ltd., VVlili sibility for a primary battle here— along, (they’ll It. Remember will or no, until he has made a pur- FOR sale;—BUILDING lots on scrappy Irish Guards and kilted rejection of the slate by Town good man; the plains and culminates actually TO OCT H m INDEX OF :V'.ntlc. Strong street.. Inquire 38 Wood- In March 1937 when Mr. Roosevelt gation of the State." Scotsmen of the Black Watch and Chairman John H. Crary, Hayes" So wrote Plato almost four' hun- But now—I ’d like to trade him off in two peaks, one 17,500 and one AWAY FROM THAT land street. Telephone 6349. was fighting to pack the Supreme CLASSIFICATIONS EMERGENCY an Arab guerrilla band today supporter emd a co-defendant with dred years before the Ctorlstian era ' for one electric fan.—Lyla Myers. 19,728 feet high. The peak of Klbo, DREADFUL lk al brought the casualty list for two Court, he told the country a crisis the tallest, has a crater over 6000 flVUM ' •aaaaaasodoAOwooowdwdoo WB A (; NoncEs the mayor on charges of conspiracy began. Badayaiaapta B days of bloody cohfllct to 65 dead to defraud the municipal treasury. was just around the corner. It was Farmer (proudly showing off his , feet in circumference and 600 Marrlayaa C Muroii . and hundreds wounded. under the guise of dealing with an lg)—Yes. sir, this Is the cutest ^OTIf'K o r ATIOW The slate was drafted after an Japanese scientists say that the feet deep. Kilimanjaro Is shown Oaatba D CALLS Today’s conflict occurred on the emergency that the worst of the Sttle pig I have, and his name to here on a stamp of Tanganyika, This is 'Vj Kive notlc« that 1 Anna HARTFORD FIREBUG eight and , a .,lj6jf hour conference four Islands comprising Japan Oaid at Tbanks ...... X New Deal legislation has been en- ...... lb Maaiartaai B 'Mfntr of North ,Matn street, Plain at Shdrpn and followed close- which was not concluded until 6 ;^ proper are sinking on tbp eastern British protectorate aince _the Last and Ponod ...... > Manche*»lr. Conn , have filed Tin appM- ly yesterday’s battle on the out- o’clock this morning. It will be acted. Visitor-How’s that? World War. It was formerly Ger- Aanaaneamanu ...... ( CHtion''(!at4'd lUh d.iy of August, IU38 HELD FOR HIGH COURT A t all events, far be It from Re- coasts and rising on ^ e south,. Fanner—Because he Is always P O LICE wHli th^ Liquor Control Cornnilsston skirts pt Acre. The two days’ fight- submitted to O ary and the town man territory. ' Psrsonala ...... ' ( ing was the heaviest the Holy Land committee. running out of the pen. ■jCopyrleht. 141$. NBA Bervlee, lee.) • im Th^ A p...... Aarawebltaa - for a Tavern i’errnil for the eale of Abtaaiobllas fat 8aU ..... « nlcohollh" lt(jnor Vn the- ipret/iilses of A ll fll ^ te R n f fn it ABlOBobllsa fat Btrhanya ..... a 4343 333 North Main street,' •Mi'inchrater, Hartford, Aug. 19 — (A P ) — Aeto Aeeaaaorlaa—TIraa ...... • Tile ITuslnt-ss 1s uwnfdi.^' Anna Charles H. Wilson. • 20-year-old aU Aota Rapalrlna—Patnilne ...... T I. '.Mint* .of 221 Noith .Mnir^^itreet. 8y Clyds FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY By WUHama Autt dchaala ----r ...... 1-A .Manchester, Onn., and will he con- legedly confessed firebug, today was FLAPPER FA N N Y -By SylviR ducted tiy.Anna 1. .Mlntz of 221 North bound over to Superior court on H O LD E V ERY T H I N G Lewi* VUaSH'G FRCKiq VIQGIMIA, EMTCBS o n e h o s p i t a l FOR A H TM (SCTTINA UP A THAT WONT Aotea—Ship by Tniek ...... i FIRE .M*a!p ^treel. ^ianchesttr, Conn.,_ as -eefit i»M 4v MA IfRvice. me. r m »to. o. a mt . err.- . 'tUkO A PRACTUREt) SKULW pLEAse-^ULiAan.* Atiloa—Fat UIra ...... t permittee. three counts of arson by Police OPCCATIOM OM HSR ANKLE, EASY tSXONYAlESCIHG IN SEE. THEY SAY THERl’5 A LIST OF NAMES TO ^ AFTER LOOKIN' AT STOP A GUV Oarapaa—Aarvica—Sioraoo ..... M Court Judge Saul Seldman. Bond Motereyclaa—Bleyelaa ...... 11 South ANsNA I. MINT2 ano ther .'far..fn//w ^;;;;;h FRESSURE OH lAY BRAIN. START ^SO C IAL O j UB. THAT MUO OF VOURS. UKE HIM - HE'S Dated 11th of Aug., 193S was fixed at $10,000. rru. BE JUST for the OR ANY MUG, A L L TH* KIN D TH A T Waniad Aaiaa—Mninrcyelaa .... U H-«.39-38. I CAVtr REME»ABER MtMO 1 AW, Baalaaaa aaS Prurrulaaal Sarrlraa Judge Seldman found probable dK THE Goesrr. I THIS SHOP - A DAV. OCONT V(XJ THINK JUST HAST© ’ 4321 cause after brief testimony. Three ^ WHERE X LIME, OR AWTHIU6 Buaibasa Sarvic.a Onarad ...... II PRtOtt TO C O W ^ HERE. TO SPEND X NEED A LITTLE BE ORGANIZIN’ Bouaabald Oaraleas OSarsd ....ll-A PAKKINO REGIX.ATION property owners testified to the ap- Bultdinc—Coeiraailtta ...... it North THEIvB/ENINGS RELAYLATION AT SOMETHIN'... ITS Flortaia—Nuraarlaa ...... It Quesne], B. C.—Not In Uie gay parently Incendiary ' fires on their STTHER-AND- NIGHT? I’VE SPENT A BREED...HE'LL Panaral Diraetora ...... la '90's, but in 1938 this legal notice premises. Detective Sergeant A UFETIME BUYING START ORtsANtXIM Baatina—Plombinr—RoaSna ... 11 5432 appeared In a kwal newspaper. Phlltp H. Dooley recounted the A HOME. A OM2. iBSuraiioa ...... ii youth’s alleged admission that he AN athl e tic Ullllnary —Oraasmaking IS “The municipality has provided a AND A RAD IOS CLUB FOR BLACK- Marina—Trucking—Klnraga .... Ml corral at the comer of Front street started the fires. Policeman Janies PLSASC LET SMITHS NEXT. Pablla pasaangai Sarriea ...... PP-A and Johnston avenue and all persons A. Hylontf told how he had arrested MS U S E ’E M * Painting—Papartng' A M B U L A N CE Wilson on suspicion. Pratasalonal Sarvleai destnhg to tie horses or teams In Barring ...... (Dougan) the muriclpallty iwe- requested to Police failed todSy to prove that Tailoring—Oyeing—Cleaning ... use ft for that purpose.*' Wllsori set other fires in Hartford Toilet Qaods and Sarriea ...... regarded as Incendiary. W aatad— Bualnaaa Barries . . . . . 5630 The three he allegedly confessed \ EASralluaAJ were a garage blaze In the rear of Ooursaa and Claasat ...... |i Prlrata Instrucilons ...... It (Holloran). 766 Asylum avenue, Aug. 17; an Dancing ...... fl-A apartment house fire on Evergreen Musical—Dramatic ...... is 3060 Mrs. Irene King avenue, and a fire at 28 Whitney Warned—Instrueilona ...... M Proprietor of Ihe street, both -on Aug. 13. Flnaaelal X RECKON. IK EEP WUWBtIMG VJORBS IN X DOMfT EVEN KNOW SAY. YOOtt’l Bonda—Stocks—Mon gagas ' . . . a II (Quish) Bualnaas Opporionlilaa ...... II GERM.\N WOMAN FLIEB ’^SPANISH. 50METIUES X GET A WHETHER X'lK AH AMtiRICMtT CRAXV! 1 Monay to Lnaa ...... u ROCKCRE8T \vnx ARRIVE MONDAY, H b U 6 0 Y 5 TAICB 1 aUBSS \ AWNEilAN FLEETING PICTURE O’ GUVS FOR A U X KN0IM,I MAY BE \ WOULDNTT LET Mala aaS altnanapa 4340 EH ? DODGING BEHIND BANANA TREES A BANDITe IT’S A HECK YWCHOP ASOUM ■alp Wantad—Famsia ...... la TUB B AST F O R K .( W K V — THAT MEANS ‘ I Balp Wanted—Mala ...... I« GIFT SHOP New York, Aug. 19i-^(AP) — JtJSr .FOlljOW USj WE CAMP- AVID I'M firing a WACHWE GUNWWW OF A FEEUHB...X SURE / OH ijw GREY Salasmao Wantad ...... tS'A Located .Yt'lhe Home of Germany’s spectacular woman filer, O kay; ON BAOaER AT EVA. UGH.'THIM THE PICTURE:tur^ HOPS THE NEXT OPfRA'/lMWTIlUMWTKIR. Balp'W aniad—Mala ar Prmala.. II Hanna Reltsch, and Germany’s MR. , VANISHES. TION STRAIGHTENS N0, SIREE! Agents" Waniad ...... 11- A H O SPIT A L Erne.sl .\nderson "fool proof" ■ monoplane,. the Felsler JStANO- Slluaiians Waniad—ramala .... IS WAYAdAM/ ME OUT. TP WALK 0fc Sltoatlona Waniad—Mala .. At BOLTON R0.\D Storch will arrive on the Bremen ..XmpInymaei Aganclaa iff 5131 MoA^y for their first exhibitions to ------f POTJI 'I f XIra eifM-h— Pars—Paalryr— Tshlelaa Announces a Sale the United States. Miss Reltsch "T Dogs—Birds— Pats ...... «! will appear as a daily .performer In . s - For One Week . the National alt. races ati-GtovalaiMl T oon rr *Ad Ebppiua ...... 41 Wantad- Pais— Ppaltry—tUock St ^ T E R DEPTi of .all Stamped and Flnl>.hed Ar- September 3. 4 and 5 flying her spe- & cially buUt Hablcht acrobatic sail- Far Sal^—ktlaacllssaeM flclen—"rablei'liiihs. Pillow Ca*e.,.... paa'^tra Wantad ...... ii- a iSS U04XTH IS I— KKJOW HIM. HEACT AS ' TO uke VOU UP with a mic e , NEW WHITEV* IMtS/ X SAW HER. HOPE .SOU’LL B e MISS FIRST... BUT 1 PROM TO ekplorb thb / ar e GEE I TH U N DBR WHOSE LIFE’S PEVOTBD,.TO DiGGiN! GROUND/. Country k a r d —Raaorla S ASSUSUEO TO MV ujcMvrr Oto A’S A CLIPPER. HIM, M iBS MOMUEV jacket/ etala—Rasta a rants ...... 1 . --- -I O H iP / I------<3BAV.' ISE VOUiSHE’LL BE couNTwir UP _yiUE I'M , IS 5 BtCG FOR 'lOUC. FieST -y — ' —, O M RUKi (— anted—Roacia—Board . . . . « • dl G A S C O . FUC.HT/ o a a . NBfiR 1MC FAas-_ SCAOBO! c a u se o BY Bsal Karats Far Rrat 0AM» <3ue5S W^LL IT'S A LITTLE M n aa n ia Flats Tansmanta . . M HAVB TO BBj|MNtN6 CLOUD usiaas leoailona far Rant . . . It 5075 uaaa For Ram n MAKV A .. 6ETTINd barbaa For Rant ...... it FORTA6B/ TVtUNO^l NOME Bimat Bomsa For Rant . . . —. 11 an lad ta Rsm ...... r...... u ELE C T R IC C O . LATE AND Real Xalata Fas eats . / CATCH»46 HECK Lbbnaam Building for Sal* . . . gi FROM n s hiSIBaaa Froparty (ei Bala . . . . . IS J, PAPA7 'STM and Land tel B a la ...... tl. 5181 * ■anaas for Bals ...... Tl wtb tar dale ...... Tl laasrt Probarty tor S a ls ...... ti •bbrbdb tor data Evening H erald •.n laal Batata ter ■i t i d Baal 5121 me T lassa. e.aiRT eee. WMli FRroAY, AUGUST lO, 1988

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ment record is then filled out by the Members of the Luther League of clerk and is presented to the doctor EDGAR H. CLARKE WINNER the Emanuel Lutheran church who 20 TOWNS DO NOT National Guard who conducts -a rigid physical ex- ABOUT plan to attend the annual Hartford MANCHESTERTTES NAMED amination of the applicant No more [Mtrlct convention at Hartford — — than two teeth can. be extracted. IN INSURANCE CONTEST 1 -*4.^ over. Labor Day week-end are ask- News Bwri* Following the physical examina- hm bumBt cssuiM ■. ed to obtain reservation ' blanks ASK REALTY HUNG tion the future soldier is taken into Mveral w««ks mt the 'trom John Johnson of New street IN LUELLA C. HALE WILL **THi: U. 8C ARMY” cott«f«, Oroy Beach as^epon as poeelble.. Reservations the colonel’a office where he is Local Resident To Have' All f- sworn in. He raises his right hand tar the banflvet win , close on The following column is written Expenses Paid When He At- August Leroy E. Hale of Rockville, 81,000 from Fort Slocum;-NTTfr,"Tor the in- and takes the oath - to serve the tends Convention In .West llfaDy CommDiuties Already and a cluster of diamond ring. United States government faithfully ..^MinaeUeBt. 8tat« .. Federa- Mrs. Emmelme Chipman To Frederlclr'Holland, East Hartford, formation. of all local.. Guardsmen and to protect It'against all Ita en- Virginia. , ot Woroen'e C3uba, Inc., will King Davld'Lodge of Odd Feilowa 830,000 and the home of Mrs. Hale, and future soldiers of ths United emies whomsoever. He is now a 1 Its tourth annual atreet fair at will meet tonight at 7:30 sharp In Hare Laws Making D ec- SterttaR OorammUty house In Odd Fellows' hall. 'After the meet- Receire $15,000 And "Knollwogd,’’ In West Hartford. states Army. aoldlei/ in the United States Army, Edgar H. Clarke Of the Clarke In- tford, We-n, N. of holdings. Fund" of 86,000, the income from In the near future, a i>ostcard is Commander haa my address, and all Dante atreet. Providence, was ar- widow of Justus W. Hale, co-found- which will go to the Newington received by the applicant ordering letters will be appreciated and an- ?T- 1M visiting his parents. Mr. and rested at 8:28 p. m. yesterday on In the early days. When property ,/*!*». Marino Mlstretta of 110 er with Charles E. House of the J. Home for Crippled, Children. him to report at the recruiting of- swered. East Center street on a charge ot line# were not as clearly defined as I’ll be seeln’ ya (In three years). <18ehoo1 s t r e e t . speeding. According to the report now, and when record# were not W. Hale department store, admitted A 80,000 fund, the Income from fice the next morning. His enlist- Reatf The Herald Advs.

he had passed several cars on the generally kept in as accurate or for probate by Judge Clarence H. which will go to Connecticut Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Brown of rompicte form as at prescnt.^ples# Humane Society. wet pavement at an Illegal rate. Bmith of the East Hartford District %«sn1sburg. Pa., have been visiting says that there was reason In the Probate court yesterday. Another 80,000 fund, the Income S r . and Mrs. Herbert B. House of system of holding each property going to the Connecticut Institute a S a t Center street. They we the Over two tons of tomatoes will Mrs. Chipman received 818:000, be given out to the town’s needy'to- fiwner to an annual declaration or l^rs. Thotp, 88,000 and the Memori- for the Blind. IftH ONTURY*raX mM STM Barents of the former Miss Virginia hiB taxable estate, but at the pres- A 8300 fund, ' the Income from nforrow at Klttel's market as a part al .hospital a trust fund of 820,000. 4 5 o ^ whose marriage tA Charles ent, with all land records and trans- the'timd-to'be known as :'The Addl- which Is to provide care for the ■8. House took place August 8. of the government distribution ot fers recorded In excellent form In cemetery loto of Addison L. Clark, ■surplus commodities. The shipment mn Ij>, Clark Fund" In honor of the office of the Town C16rk', Which Mrs.' Hole’s first husband, Addison her first husband, and Mr. Hale. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kittle. Mrs. is a special one for use by needy records In turn are available for In- The residue of the estate Is to be people In canning. spection by the assessors, he can see L. Clark, president and general MRS. KRUEIXR, jubecca Wright and William Hanna manager of the Glastonbury Knit- used to establish a fund to be known and family are attending the camp no reason for continuance of the as' “The Hartford Foundation for on Mrs. Hazel Thumith of 326 practice, li^hlch he has called a ting 0)mpnny.'''rhe hospital may use a meelings at Old Orchard. Me. the Income froihrthe fund for hos-. Public Giving" and the income from Spruce street, and Mrs. Bertha ,M. nuisance, and nonsensical. this fund to be disbursed in accord- 34 Ur. and Mrs. Joel M. Nichols of Gardiner qf Highland Park have re- "It should be part of the Job of pltal purposes. \ ■ ' ance'with the provisions of a reso- Iforth Elm street are spending their turned after a visit of eight days In the Board of Assessors to do this Ida M. Carpentier Of Bolton Is al- lution adopted by the trustee. The yneation at Buckaport, Maine. Boston, and a boat trip to Nan- work", the Selectman claim#,-"and so Bequeathed 810,0pOv from the Will is’dated February 7, 1938. tasket and historic Provlncetown. estate. t should not be Incumbent on each Appraisers Named Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Loomis are taxpayer to be put to this Incon- Other Bequesta. ' Judge Smith has appointed .jufMng some time,at Rockwood, on The family of Julian C. Carey of .venlence needlessly year after year." Other bequests were: Arthur R. gloosenead Lake, Maine. - Cambridge street Is at Norway. Adolph C. Holland and Robert C. A report will be made to the Brewer of East Hartford, thex.ln- Buell as appraisers. The First Na- Maine, and will remain until early In Board ot Selectmen at Its next come from a 850,000 trust fund, the September. tional Bank of Hartford Is also trus- In- meeting In regard to the move, an

duce a hill which will give Manthes. Olive L. Schoenborn, East Hart- of the Qia.rtonbury Knitting Com- M. K. M. Helen Davidson Lodge. o ter a "no-declaratlon law" similar ford. 830,000, also Mrs, Hale's cloth- pany. After' (he death of her second

Daughters of Scotia. to those of the other 20 towns ing and household furniture. husband, Justu|i W. Hale, she moved First CENTRAL which have no list filing require- • Luella Clark Hale, daughter of to East Hartfol SERVICE STATION ments. Brainard Place , Tel. 4778 Quality \

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