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VOL. LX., NO. 231 (ClaaaMed Advertlatag Oa Page U ) M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., M o n d a y , j u n e 30,1941 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI
Germans Reported to Have Taken Mins
Resistance to Foes
Acts of Armed Army’s Biggest Bomher in Flight
Army Bombsights
I Forces Cause Half Distance f; ■
Inspector Among O f Bottleneck
' 1 Army and Navy Blamed On Way to Moscow; ,2 9 'Held as Spies Because of Failure to
Let Contracts Faster;
Draftsman Also Qose- Labor Peace Urged. Two Drives Repulsed B o a rd ly Associated for iVom/
years with Manufac* Bulletin! To Canvass Boston, Jane SO—01)—Preal- Fight Invaders Hard., in tore of Secret Devices; dent Booaevelt told the' SSrd High Command Reportt Areas of Murmansk, Auto Output A ll Evidence annual conference of toe gov- Capture of Lwow Cteivemment Agents ernora of toe Ualted Statec to V/.' Dvinsk, Minsk and Decline to Gimment day that nbe daya ahead are Shows Signs Lower Polish Front'. going to test oar energy, our Luck; Entrap Panzer Group Probing 0*9 Du~ Ingenuity and our statesman And Libau, Latvittf BnOetln! ship, and I know from post ex Force; Active Front ioster Ret^nvenes in O f Dropping Port on Baltic New Ytt’k, June 30.— (/F)— perience that . . . America Extended Across Ex Executive Sestion at can depend upon toe states to Pocket Being Formed [I ^Seven of the 29 persons ar do their fnirpart. The gover treme North of Fin rested in the government’s nors’ oonferenoe . . . meets at Around Russian Unk^\; Portsmouth Today, Some o f Smaller Pro- big week-end spy hunt plead' oae of the most critloal tones land - Russian Line. of history,” ho said In n mes fducing VniU Already In Smolensk Regioiu^ ed gnilty today to espionage Portsmouth, N. H., June 80.— sage read by Ctov. Harold .E. Moscow, June 30.— (IP)— Have Cut Down Pro» against the United Rtates. In- VP)—^A Naval Board of Inquiry, Stasaen of Mlnneeota, chair- Berlin, June 80.— (ff)— G ^ ■ roan of toe oonferenoe. Now under attack in strategic noeeht pleas were made by 18 investigating the loss of the 23- duction Schedule*, man troops were reported others, inclnding two teehni year-old reconditioned' submarine "N ever,” he continued, "was sectors of the whole of . a 2,- there a period when it was day to have captuced MIl ^ . .dans described as having 0-9 in a deep dive off Portsmouth 000-mile front with Cirermany June 20, reconvened in executive more Imperative for all tevela Detroit, June 80— (ff)—Cor and and to be almost naif wfy/ been associated closely with of government to cooperate and her allies, the Red Arm y truck production which boa been session at toe Navy Yard here to fully for toe aafety of Amer along the 450-mile road the mannfactnre secret day to canvass all evidence previ report^ today a stubborn re ica.” roaring along at on 'average of Minsk to Moscow. A Gei Army bombsights. Twenty- ously presented. sistance to the invaders in the more than 530,000” unlta a month military spokesman live of the suspects were r ar A spokesman for toe court said Boston, Juno 80—Damascus, Coast tempted a Naval landing but, to# Tydlegs (D.. Md.). had 1 Meanwhile eight Federal agents strike since May 10 beaded back ita own beliefs,” declared Lehman. Red Arm;, reported, the landing Heletnld, Finlaad. Joae 80. that toe otteiMy gsawal i lish Channel tonight, raiding al Sectors, Middle East boarded toe Moore-McCormack to work today Cairo, Egypt, June 89.—(J ) chine-gunnlag of Flaalah ett- their Jobe woe reofflrmeJ yester London, June 80.—(ff)— Ita by Boeelaa fllera. Fear day by 600 dO members. A few -^Iritlsh i^ s flying United O’Daniel Lags Sidestep W ar States-bail|^ghters destrayed civil lane were killed aad oth days before, 1,100 A FL machinists British bombers roared into France Cuts bod decided tit end their walkout a daylight offensive today flve Vichy French planee In ers were Injuied. A doma body of Dr. Lavarae Harris i Syria yeeterday, toe B. A. F. dtiea were Ueted as targets of was •Impeaaibto.” Dr. JaBai In Texas Vote A ll will work under a coaatwide Turkish Plan against the northwest Ger Stlddle Eoet oommond report the Soviet raiders ever Saa- Ueb asserted today to aay master oontroct covering all ohip- man cities of Bremen and Ol ed today. Other olreraft de- ] Russian Ties day sad the Belelakl radio roach marphlaa waa la toa i yards, which provldoe pasrment of denburg, the Air Ministry an ecribed by the oommaniqiie as eald aa ’^eneny” ptoae had old weaaw’a body after aba 81.13 a%Jhour ano pay and a half large snd unldentilled, also mocblae-gnnaed tbe Flaalsb been aialB la her Btdkasai Johnson Has Lead of for overtime. The atrikora bad W iU Not Allow ^French nounced, and battered at Car , were aaid to have been dam 200 Accredited to Diplo paaeeager ship Arctnrm, March 37. H m Lewlstea 4,561 Ballots Over asked for 81*15 and double , over To Send War Supplies man shipping and a German aged In B.—A. F. sweeps over Steckbolro-boond fross Tnrlni gtat, a wtthaaa fo r toe state to i time pay. Vi^M' working they will island baM off The Nether Syria. At Palmyra, It said, matic and Consular (Abo) wttb 60 poseeagere. bat trial o f Dr. Mofi'BI B. Joaa, I , Ckivernor for Senafe. continue n^[otUtlona on their do- T o S rria Across Soil. 3 lands. Two German ships, of, barraoks and woreboaseo were all eeeoped injury aad the ahalyala o f llvor aad kMaay monda. heavUy raided, at Aleppo nni- Services Are Held. veeael was aot damaged. revealed eridaatu af aaly 0aU«s, Tex., Jime 80— {IP)— It A breakdown of negotlaUono for Ankara, June 39.— VP)— (Delay 6,000 and 8,000 tons, were set ways and groanded planea Bomber* set forest fires In twelfth of agn la of aeemod today only a miracle could ed )— ld Huge Bomber May Go Vichy cabinet, who flew here last Hughes Ends His Service Jap Leaders ODaatel who twice became Texoif week with a message ftum French Youth labor compa laer Geoige S. Wlefcbam at governor to the tune of hlU-bllly Aloft Again Wednes Chief of State Marohal Petoin. AJ Boods Heavily Guarded gave a verdict ef salride. mnsie, homey poetry and a smooth For 24 hours before the declsioh Still Ponder • • • day, Chief Pilot Says. Autborlaed TurWah sources said As Chief Justice Tonight to break relations with Moscow, oil ' > radio voice. toe Ankara government under no Several Boiaed la Blaal Totals of the four major candi- roads leading to and from Vichy ladlaaa. Pa., Juae 89. (F) 8er» March Flel ( Calif., June 30—(F) elrcumstancea would allow too were heavUy guarded. datea whan too Tsxos Election French to aend w ar supplies or Two Extraordinary Con oral mea were boiaed aad tolroadj Bureau shut down at 9' pjn. -The mammoth Douglas bomber Washington, June 30—■(J’)—This ^would not undertake such on os- As soon as toe break became troops into Syria across Turldab is Charles Evans Hughes’ last day known, the Riuudana Informed toe today by aa exploaloa la (oAt.)- tast sight with 116 out a t’ l4W « way, ha glvan, iU _s«gpd ferences Held in Effort No. 8 loteo of toe 354 counties complete, and about flight Wednesday, saya liig . Stan aoB but had- no sertonr oPJeettoaH l' r-flfiiese^tiaeL^afclmaB^speefl^ Unttsd.atstas- ewfeaw. .It wop, ijpt^ toe French wanted merely to evac 'ai' iMabmxb- Osoi.. 96 par eent of toe vote In were: ley M. Umstead, chief pfiot. States. that he might be appointed to yet known who will take over Rus- T o " "Decide’''" Cotirse.' Jolmson 167,471; 0*Danlel 162,910: Umstead und an Army crew flew uate their naOonale from Syria some post—perhaps honorary— in ■Ian interests in France but it was Bfelatyre. iadtaaa that way. . E ffective at midnight, toe 79- FtMSId. ehief clHfc at Attonroy Oenerkl Gerald C. Mann the 88JK)0,000 50-ton bomber here connection with the national de expected to be Sweden. Tokyo, June 80—( « ) —Tw o ex 185,075, end Rep. Martin Dies Friday from the Douglas Aircraft TSutattve Arraagemaata Beperted Sreor-oid Jurist is relinquishing the fense program.. The break in Russian-French re reported 15 of toe 96 rot Tentative arrangements, provid traordinary conferencea of the to be at work at toa tt T7483. The Election Bureau esti- plant in Santa Monica. There had naUon’B highest Judicial position Piefere Not To Mix latione followed week-end negotia government with high generals amtod hetsveon 16,000 and 18,000 been some poaeibility of taldng it ing that French nationals travel as He is known to feel, however, tions between Petaln and Soviet unarmed civUians, already have because of ' "considefktiona of that- a member of the Judiciary and admirala were held today in votes still out. up again todiy, he said, blit toe Amboasador A. E. Bogomoiov. continuation of Japan’s efforts to H aiaH ^ Only Boqi need o< certain adjustments inter been reported. health and age.” should not mix in affairs of the A communique said France hod N ot ta-OopUal fo r Ffassl Hay decide a course in the Russian- A ploraltty osil^was required fered. On imeculatloa that France executive department . token the initiative in breaking off German war. . f vs 'J < When it does go up, said Um would offer to cede northern Syria Hughes was not in the ca^tol The chief Justice announced on relations becatue it was “learned Btorketa At A for oliwlkm Ie the seat vacated fpr his final day on toe coiut. He While the cabnlet talked with T*olkilit death last April of stead, it will cany a full military to T’urluy in exchange for indirect June 2—after toe Supreme court with certitude Soviet dlplomaUe New Toric, di load—machlna guns snd other military hOlpy responsible Turks and Mrs. HughM left Thursday by hod recessed until next October— toe military and Naval Ugh com Uqubr-hgtlng Morris Sheppard. train to spend the summer in and consular agents in France mando, Emperor H iroU to received The term sriH run until Jan. 1. armament—«d 80 houn o f tastlnff. A fto r gaatkms that Turhay occupy Ix ia 1935. The fienate confirmed toe oral hundred were received. nomination loot Friday. Washington, June 86— The line the diplomatle picture. w aysf, pndl^ad victory for toot, if toe Anoy oocepts it, toe ofl lands and te a NSst proposi- Tbe whits bearded Jurist artll.be Ifiiiidan Jcimaeny^ saying only A s senior aasoelate justice. Stone poeltlon M the Treasury June 37: New pressure was sxerbsd by craft deecrlhed^ Aje*y offlcera as ttOB that Oermaa foroea.he allow MigUfle—^Jf iMeded and he is w ill- Receipts, 818,113,319.06; expen nationalist groups whfeb bh«s mitaria opuld sWe O’Daniel g the world’s iargest. is scheduled to wUl be octiag ohief Justice until he ed paasi^ to the Tnridah-RusaiaQ Ing—tp serve on Federal District takes the ocMtltutlonal and Judi- ditures 834,820,4881)2; net halvK e. favored full cooperatioB wttB Osr- and Cireuit courts. It was geaer- ctaLoatos reqirtiwd fo r bis new po- 83,700,887,997.57;. cutaMns receipts : i c beliovedt ^bomvtt, tbit bo ta r moBtoi 884,60t,lUJM. (OMribses^ ...... - 'HANCHE8TBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, -JUNE 30,1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'rBR, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 80,1941
A u to O utput Remember Couple Cannon Roars Acts of Armed New Knitting IPlant Lctcal P. O. Building More Cuts Are Made Shows Signs On Anniversary Old Trust ital Services Held While water sports are the king*'matter how much you wish to Im Forces Cause Along Entire of all sports during the summer press the other felkrw, unless you ® * Place for Registering Of Dropping season, they present certain bks- are sure you can maka good. Not Ready to Start^ In Lo<:al WPA Rolls To create a hasard for other Mr. and Mra. Herman E. Mon- To Pay Out $61 r Mrs. Louise Cornell arde which ahould be heeded. Of Bottleneck Ue. of 36 Bigelow, were guests of Finn Border It is dangeroiia;-^— swimmers by childish pranks and •t (OoatlaiMd From Fago Ooo) smart tricka unless you know they Draft Board and Volun.j Only Ten Are Now Left be removed. Th^: foreman on the honor at a aurpriae celebration of To swimiwlm outln deSp water until ■ta was appointed chairman of the Job will be transferred to the air l*f. ®v*r»U K#nn*dy and will not lose their heads. (Oonttnoed From Page One) Proprietor Announce* Manchester volunte for the final month of the their 25th wedding, aihnlveraary, Will Bring to 50 P. C passing around town ran of the American Legion, Mrs. ueu- To swim out so far that you you may not get the help when a power determined and strong Tennessee and Nela H. Smith of Date Book ProdoetkMi FlgiirM Ohroa * Curtailment* Are Ex Emnnnrl Lmneran or^ oriffm of 600-mlle Finnish-Soviet Russian Tomorrow for Those Car and truck production from ter and 1 1 from Vernon and EUttng- a turkey dinner was enjoyed by have not sufficient strength to you really need It. enough to bring about the destruc Wyoming. Not Start at the Green ton, will be removed from the Depositors; Will Be the Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Mary frontier Sunday as the Finns end To let young children go out in tion of our democratic way of life," laat Oct. 1 to date aggregates ap pected Tomorrow. more than 50 relatives and friends ;hj Veteran* make the return trip. Reaching Age of 21. Tomorrow rolls. ' r from this town. Irish of the Gold SUr Mothers. ed their declared policy of passive To go in bathing directly after deep water even If they know how maintained Dixon. < Until July 14. July 1 — Outing, Daughters of proximately 4,700,000 untts. Includ Boon to Merchants. resistance to the U. S. S. R. ed In the total la a June output Notice haa been given to the The table decorations were Represented. Commander WllUam J. Shields and eating—wait one to two hours bs- to swim, unless soma older person "We are moving faster than any Manchester young men who Isabella, North Coventry Commu Notice posted today in the WPA women workera In the WPA Aw Rest Commanders Kdward G. Fra "After all.” a Finnish Army U with them. nation ever before moved toward Machinists Go estimated at close to 535,000 beqlififul and appropriate and fea- fore taking the plunge. The Manchester Knitting Mills, . have become 21 since last October nity House. Toy Center In the old Union School ing project In the Uncoln School tuKd red roses In silver vases. At Checks totalling 166.000 will be ,n«t MTviOM for Mrt. Xx»m*« ser and Clyde O. Beckwith of spokesman declared, “ Finns are To dive in unfamiliar places un To rock the boat In fun or in strong defense,” said Van Wag Oomlag Eventa , vehicles. With a shrinkage in not the kind to alt with hands owned by S. J. Rosenatein, of Hart 16 will be required to register un volume indicated for July, the ag building on North School street that the project will close on the table where sat the guests of In the malls tomorrow to deposl- i ) Oomell, widow of the Cpteda Chapter, Yankee Division. til you are sure of the depth of the earnest—especially If you can’t oner. "But we are not moving as July 19 — Tall Cedars of Leba- Thursday. Tha sewing groject folded while their land Is laid Back to Work ford, to be located in the former der the Selective Service and gregate for the model year proba honor a wedding cake In silver tors In the Manchester Trust and J. O. Oomell, were held veterans’ Association. water and the absence of rocks or-jw im —you may Jeopardise the fast as we can ot local prdinanoe .’B' were read- from------*•-- the W“" Rev ever since. Ueaten up m An a i ^ JpocUng fireworks, declared evitable In mass picketing. In de CIO's United Automobile work 6 p. m. It Is expected these will sett and Hohenthal and former They are confident that every The future.of the nation demands ------declared that car produced in July will be tagged Hlulteen of Hartford, preal- Her Loyalty to Church o f ^adults and parents In many cases fiance to the constitutional guar ers at The White Motor Company. Russian Ties be the hours of heaviest registra Ommissioner William J. Crockett. the New England Confer- A solo In Swedish entitle^ “Jesus new deeds of you.” gument on Snore Cleveland, decided yesterday to tion. Other registrars will be dis Chief Foy and Second Assistant for retail delivery regardless of There were no details of yester I were lax In orderbig' their chU- antees of the right to work with the output volume during the final ir. Roy U Winters of Roy- Tag Mitt Arms HjerU" u^as sung out molestation,” Dixon said, "has take a strike vote W edn^ay. tributed through the day. A mem Chief McCormick were also among m day's fighting but the nimble of P on d; Other Case*. ! dren to desist in biaaking the law. those attending, together with ac month of the model year. Plans for r.i,,, Pn„ who served aa acting by Mlaa Helen Berggrtn and Rev. I Judge Bowers said that he him created a situation difficult to con This action was voted by 2,500 (Oontlnoed From Page One) ber of the Selective Service Board Gustafeon presented a madltatlon distant gunfire was heard all day men after Richard E. Relslnger, must be on hand at all times. tive and honorary meipbers of the 1942 model production Immediate of Emanuel during the Ill- long in this capital and occasional Clinton A. Church of 144 Adams self could vouch for the fact that trol, an Intolerable aituatlon, to be compRny. ‘'''V’'vwwv ly following the “official” end of o f July Rev. Oomell; Rev. and Mrs. In English on the text "Be thou . the law was being violated and met oifly-by-thaL enforcement of union regional director. Informed against the public order and se Name Yoor Home ly nearer explosions could be heard and John Lee of Kltliardville were . them at a mass meeting the com curity of the state.” the automotive year still are some rickaon and family, former- faithful unto death and I will give convicted of aaeault upon John : when cases were before the court the law with which we as govern Thoae >vho are registering to thee a crown of life." He stressed as harbor forts fired at targets off pany had turned down a request It was the first time France had what uncertain. ■rge of the local pastorate; shore where Russian warships Wallen of 169 Adams, In Town on the same charges last week he ors are particularly charged.” morrow and are residents outside V. With no major changes in me ; Rutt. Carl and Edja Stenvall Mrs. Cornell’s loyalty to the church definitely stated that further vio for a general wage Increase of 10 taken such a stop against any of of this town should remember Ends Connection were believed patrolling. Court this morning before Judge ' "We want business and labor to cents an hour. Presmit wagp rates the series of Germany's enemies. chanical design contemplated the anvine. Fla., friends of the throughout her life and said that Raymond R. Bowers and each paid lations would be punished. settle their private disputes pri that the piece they designate as switch-over problem in itself is a such a life of service would surely No Ruaslaa Plaaea Appear Judgment was suspended In the were not made knovm. The Yugoslav and Greek legations their residence will be the Selec Bursts of smoke could be seen at fines and cosU. The charges were vately,” Van Wagoner declared With City Diner relatively simple one. Some slow KVetemns* X’nlts Inherit the crown of life. the outcome of a slugfest yester casr upon payment of costs of If they cannot,” he added, "gov The company ia making trucks still are In Vichy with full diplo tive Service area under whose Jur ing down may develop, however, The choir sang In Swedish saa and alr-rald alarms sounded and "halftracs’’—similar to scout- matic standing. isdiction they come. For example rYha funeral w’sa attended by several times hut no Russian day on the shore of Adams pond 12 .00.,; ernment baa a duty to the public out of the adaptation of new ma sUtlvea of aavtral local or- hymn "I am to happy that 1 may u'ticn Leer incensed at Wallen’s Suspended Judgment was also welfare to decide what la best and cars—for the Army. * Break Made DeOnlte If a young man who comes under terials and new production opera leoa. Commander Elmer go on In the beautiful twilight of planes appeared. meted out to John Rosen, 71 year- Week-end strike settlements in Bogomolov first saw Marshal the rqqulrements is boarding here Clement J. Pontlllo, who today tlona necessitated by the Introduc "We saw the enemy get ready ■ctlons of whistling at his girl, to carry out that decision." ends 17 years as a partner In the __ Otto Heller. William Pit- peace," after which Rev. Herenius Miss Helen Brogan, accosted Wal old resident of Pleasant Valley, Lehman urged an end to the de- cluded these: Retain Saturday and called «n him but malnUlns his residence else tion of new machining processes. WhetherSPECIALS you spend the “ Fourth” at home, the beach or cam p .. .you’ll find comfort and to aaaault us by land aa well as by Silk City Diner, was remembered WUUain Taggart, Arthur But- pronounced the benediction. Rev. len, who was fishing at the pond, Windsor, who admitted having a lualan that the "dictator nations, The Grain Proceasora’ Union again this morning, after which where he should state aa his resi ^ cool relaxation more easily attained if you visit Keith’s this week and select some of the GUMafson was In charge of the air," a government spokesman few drinks too many and was (AFL) and The W. K. Kellogg the break waa maCe definite. dence the draft board area under by employees and steady patrons said. "We had no choice but to severely battering the latter about bent on conquest, will by choice of the restaurant last night when outstanding values now offered in our SUM M ER FURNITURE. Your enjoyment the commltUl service at tha grave In the face, ears and head. found In Bucklsnd and taken to give us time for orderly prepara Company at Battle Creek signed a The actual notification of sever whose Jurisdiction he desires to ■trike back before we were over new contract which ended a one ance of nriatlons waa made by he was presented with a handsome next two months of more can be assured with but a “ tiny” expenditure, .but you must the family plot In East cemetery. Lee and a group of young men the police atation early this morn tion and rearmament. come. Personal Notice* whelmed." ing. week walkout The contract pro Vice Premier Admiral Jean Darian If any of those required to reg traveling bag aa a token of the act quickly! ~ __ • 1 Army reporta said the Russians and 'women had gathei^. on the "Probably,” he said, “ the great respect and esteem of his many shore of the pond for a hot-dog Other Dtspoeltions vided undisclosed wage Increases this morning at Hie same time tha ister tomorrow are ill and cannot In tha latltuda of northern were systematically devastating est contribution we can make at and a union shop. The union had acquaintances. A companion piece • • • • • roast, Lee admitted, and when the Howard Crockett of 29 Edgcr- this time to a successful defense FYencb ambassador in Moscow come to the registration place the United States, the crescent moon the whole Karelian area they won asked a 10 per cent Increase In the was told to notify the Soviet gov of luggage was also given to Mrs. Card of Thanks IS on lU hack In winter and more latter spied Wallen fishing on the ton street 'was fined 'glO-asd,costa of democracy and of our liberties local draft board office should be W* with to .xt.nd our xrat.ful in the last war against the Finns, for intoxication. He was found on minimum pay of 41 cents an hour ernment. notified and arrangements will be Pontlllo. PICNIC SETS (Illustrated) Painted White; Table and erect In summer. apparently to keep anything of pond, he, went over to him to ask iB>ihrough an ever increasing de appreciation and aincara thanka to for a cigarette, to "get Wallen to a Portet sti^ t lawn last night at for women and 75 cents for men. It bad been reported at first that made to register them at their Mr. Pontlllo recently sold his our frtenda and nelshbora for thalr value from falling Into Finnish fense production and the safe de The company holds orders for interests In the Diner to his part kindneaa, help and expreaalona of 2 Benches. Fold easily and compactly. . . will fit Into trunk of talk,” he said. 8:20 Inioxicated by Officer John Soviet diplomats would be allowed homes or at the hospital if need hands. livery to Great Britain and China breakfast food for tlie Anhy. ner, Curtia Skates, and the lat aympathy. aztended durins our re most c a r s.. .store in your garage or ba.sement. When Wallen told Lee he did Cavagnaro. of great quantities of those things to remain in Vichy without diplo be. cent bereavement. We aUo thank not have a cigarette, words pasa- Roger. Olcott of 21 Forest CIO’s Unite.' Automobile Work matic standing but the communi Today’ s Qneetlonnalres ter will now conduct the business all thoae who aent beautiful flowera most needed,” and he added: ers voted to return to work today himself. Mr. PonUIlo has aa yet In some planes a balllattei start .ed bstween the two, resulting in a street, charged with parking in a que said measures would be taken The following will receive ques and helped In any way, Quantity Limited! restricted area Saturday at the ‘The threat to oqr own security at the parta plant of The Chryler made no plans for the future, be Mr. and Mm . U J. Parkins cr, a device which turns over an pitched battle. Wallen, getting the is too great to p e ri^ ua to waste Corporation,'Marysville, Mich., and so dlplomntlc representatives of tionnaires In tomorrow's mall: Adeline L Perkina. I engine by means of an explosive worst of the battle, reached for a Center, was finec^|2.00 when he the two countries would be ex Order yond Uklng a short vacaUon. 141 Walnut St. gave Chief Gordon an argument precious -days. WeVsUU have a to continue negotiations over dis j cartridge, Is used to start the mo stick, and Church, who admitted ciplinary grievances. Union mem changed "under the best condl- No. over payment of the initial charge chance of stopping Hitler If we act 2212— Russell M. Gould, 96 Bade Rests tor. In court that he was no friend of quickly and with courage. At a bers walked out of the factory Fri Uons.” Wallen’s, ran to Lee’a aid and held of>$1.00 Saturday. Judge Bowers Chestnut. . . . for Beach sitting msde the decision after viewing time when our security and our day after four women em^oyes Wallen's arms in spite of the fact were sent some. Officials of corpor 2213— ^Thomas A. Nielsen, Pond DECK CHAIRS . . .fold compactly that Wallen was getting the worst the section concerned In the diS' democratic way of life are In Jeop Jap Leaders Meadow Road, Westbrook. sturdy framea, natural varnish finish. Double ardy, we cannot afford the luxury ation, which haa truck parta or . . .light in weight of the argument. pute.. 2214— George C. Dent, 14 Wel canvas seats and canvas back strap. Fold easily ANNOUNCEMENT of delay.” ders for the Army, said the women '...durable Wa Call For aa* DoUvsr Judge ^ w e r s decided that a As this session of town court "refused to work" and denied un Still Ponder come Place. and compactly. definite assault had been commlt- completes the court year, Judge Dixon told the governors that 2215— William A. Hampton, 248 Tear Doeter'a Preeerlptteaa Dr. Ralph J. Thrall,' Depot we, as leaders of the people of ion assertions that a work “speed I ted and that the aggressors In the Bowers thanked the officers of the up” had been Instituted. Wetherell. WELDON DRUG CO., Square Dentist, is obliged to ; case were Lee and (^urch. court for their cooperation and the various states, must do our (Oonttnoed From Pngs One). 221»—Henry H. Clark, West- ;>art finally to bring to our people Decide to End Strike Take two er PraserlpMoa PtaraBadsfe cancel all appolntmenta until ; Had Given Warning services during the past^ year. CIO’s United Mine Workers de wood. Garden Benches. M l Mala Straa* Judge Bowers, li. finding Che»- the' conviction of the dangers 2217— Clarence R. Dowd, 84 three with yi further aotloe. which face them of the hopeless cided, subject to ratification by many and lUly. A group o< right- the__ ___ rank and file, to end a strike ists headed by Admiral Nobumasu Lilac. 2-seater, arms and high back. ness of a policy of appeasement, 2218— Elliott B. Flab, 18 New Easy fold, all hardwood. Paint O’Daniel Behind of a certainty of the ultimate loss which began Thuisday nt The Dow I Suyetsugu, former home minister. Chemical Company, Midland, adopted a strongly worded reso man. ed green and white. of our free institutions should we Mich., which makes three-fourths lution demanding that the govern 2219— John O. Jackson, Tiriland falter on the way.” ONLY... mm In T exas V ote of the magnesium used In the air ment follow the course outlined In Turnpike (Bucklsnd). He said that he was relieved plane industry. _ The company a memorandum presented on June 2220— Vincent J. Hines, 896 that the basic pattern of civilian Main. OPEN A KEITH Attention! agreed to re employ all workers 28. (Oqntiniied From Paga One) defense had been laid down ”at without discrimination. The walk DUcloeure of the text of these 2221— Joeeph A. Veseo, 12 Di- CHARGE ACCOUNT long last,” as he asserted that in out was called after the two weeks resolutions and memoranda is pro- vlaion. You may have your chance to overcome the 4,561-vote the past month "the locus of war suspension of a union steward for hibited. (There have been indlca- 2222— Ruaeell B. Taylor, 56 “ Pay Out of Income’—- lead. . . has crept closer to us as well. It what the company said was In- ^ions that the Japanese National- Henry. garment* cleaned and Three Ne\er I.,o«t Before is no longer thousands of mllea subordination and the union attrl- favor support of Germany la 2223— Robert B. Muir, 2151 CSU- Johnson’B Impending victory away. It la as near as the bulge fomia Street. N. H. buted to union activity. the war against RustlA) Filced FWmb IHL9S ppeaaedfor the Fourth came in competition with three of Africa to the bulge of South The Joint Executive Committee view b Give* 2224— Arthur B. SoboIewsM, 736 veterans who had never loet America. As near aa Guadeloupe of the Transport Workers Union vhe Axis view was given to the North Main. Suns SHELVADOR- by aending them in race before. and Martinique.' (CIO) ratfled an agreement to I .Qy^rnment In conferencea with 2225— Hiram E. Lovejoy, 19 Six foot-three when only 24. he Van Wagoner offered a four- avert a strike in New York’s sub- | envoys from Rome and Berlin. Oer- High. hfilore Tuesday, 5 went to Washlngtqn eight years point program for settling Indus ways and resume negotiations for Ambainador MaJ. Gen. Eugen 2226— Joseph V. Shea, 97 KEITH’S ago aa secretary to Rep. Richard trial-labor disputes, amonj, them adjustmsnt In wagea and work- Qtt talked for )»alf an hour with Mather. Where Yon Can Afford To Buy Good Furniture! m. Kleberg, one of the ownen_ofownett. Qf the a 30 day cooling oixoff periodpenoa be-am Ing hours for 32,000 workera The chulchl Oluuihi, vice-minister of 2228— Tude 8. Ifince. 147 Birch. Bfala aad School Streota Oppoolto High School great King ranch in southTBDDr--fore work waa halted and media 2229— Walter D. Abbott, 323 _ . . . ^ ^ aa _____• a.___ IA.1-___ union’s main demands were for | foreign affair^, and Italian Am- President Roosevelt named him tlon with any labor benefits retro a signed contract covering all bassador Marib IndelU conferred Woodbridge. national youth' administrator for active to a date set by disputing 'employes. with Matji^k*- . 2230— George Farr, 202 Wash DOUGAN Texas.-In 1936 Johnson wai elect participants. All Tokyo newspapers predicted ington, Hartford. ed to fill the seat vacated by the He declared that "cooperation the govefnment’s policy would be 2231— Charles H. Hellandbrand, death o f Rep. James P. Buchanan with government for defense and Naval Board decided finaUy at the reguUr cabi 140 1-2 Charter Oak. DYE Twice he waa re-elected. not domination for defense Is the net meeting tomorrow, with Pre 2232— Irving L. Mills, 56 Wells. In that time he grew close to solution we are after,” but aaid mier F ^ c e Fumlmaro Konoye n - 2283—Erwin W. Rother, 24 Free Delivery! the administration, and in this that unless bis program for psacs- To Canvass porting emperor after the Knox. Store election he claimed the specific ful setUement, or a similar plan, session. 2234—Lawrence J. Maloney, 230 Free Parking WORKS benediction of President Roosevelt wore adopted, “as far as I can All Evidence The m< , vrill be on the eve « f Pine. Open AU Day On election eve the prtoldent tele see, we face only the alternative a week's rvance of the fourth 2285—John C. Michaels, 258 Space Adjoins graphically tobuked O’Danler of drastio Federal action against anniversary the outbreak of the North Main. WEDNESDAY 2238—Fred T. Field. 89 Ridge. ■i'- Tel. 5 1 07 suggestion of a separate Texas both sides in strikes whlch threat (Coattaoe* From Fago Om ) Cblnese-Japanhae war July 7, 1987. Store. . . military organization aa "prepos en to cripple national defense." Speeches, broadcasts and parades 2237—Sherman G. McCann, 16(1 and terous.” Alabama’s Governor Dixon as marines, had leaks, but said they are planned. BlsseU. Thursday Evening serted------that - - - - the - - defease . . prog»m ^ere of “no elgnlfieance. and were already had .exhausted thepubUc corrected before she went out for In Africa, uushmen fill ostrieh 15th Anniversary 9 until nine. revenues of many ^ t o a _yritoout dive.” * egg shells with water, stuff the filling the "accepted and ackSBwP'j""Fully OoafMaat mt Crew holes with grass, and hoard them edged needs. From M rs H. J. Abbott, attrac for uas In time of drouth. Brings Celebration TH£ MANCHESTER Discussing the problems of tive widow of the commander of ■mall towns swolleii to many the lU-fated vessel, cam* tostfc- times theTr. normal siae by defense Mr. and Mrs. John Thler, of 60 mony that her husband "didn't Durant, were pleasantly surprised “ Care Free” Cl production, he said: have full confidence in his crew.” PUBLIC MARKET "There are not enough law-en at their home, Saturday evening AH the Resiliency of Steel PLUS aU the CoobMki] The widow of Cfiilef Machinist’s by friends In observance of their forcement offlceta to keep the Mate Thomas W. TiUery told of STATE Lawn Chairs .of Wood. One-piece tubular metal frame*.. .w tfl peace and to dltoct the auddenly- TOMORROW AND WED. 15th wedding annivertsury. hearing her husband say the 0-9 Friends from New York, Rhode neither sUp nor sway. Extra roomy, form-llttiafltl TOngested traffic: Rent and prices had a hole in It "as big as a man’s Arms \ of food go aky-hlgh. Decent young Island, E llin ^ n , Somers and this wood Seats and backs. Flat wood arm rests. hand.” She said her husband bad town were preeenL A dainty lunch Tuesday Specials men accustomed to the association a premonlUon of Impending trag iH^gh Back of fine girls In their home towns. eon was served the centerpiece Fresh Killed Broilers, to 3 poiinds each . , . .lb. 29c edy Just before _ the vessel left being a beautifully decorated wed In the after-hours can find only New London for the ' trial course AU W ood Gay Outdoor Tender Calves’ Liver, W estern ...... Ih. 39c camp-followers for female com ding cake. off Portsmouth. Mr. and Mra. Thler received Folding C olors. . . Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, machine sliced lb. 33c panionship." Two officers of O-claas subma $3.95 nuBoeroua gifts among them were Twenty-eight governiHTi were rines testified that their crews, al Freshly Made I^imb Patties...... lb. 25c present and four more were on crystal glaaaes and a handsome We Loye~Quizzes! Mock Chicken Leg8,“8ellcious fried in deep f a t ...... though offered transfers after the mahogany cocktail table. the way when Gov. Harold E. 0-9 sinking, had alected to remain ...... each 5c; 6 for 25c Staasen of MinneaoU opened the aboard the veaselA Submarine conference with the words "We FLUB.. .JOAN BLOWUELL duty In the Navy Is voluntary. ■DICK FOWELL Sidestep War You can never ask us too many question about our -J' must face the future with courage Bdleves Oaass lasida Vessel GLIDERS... last call • • • no moi FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES determination and Intelligent ac- Lieut. Oomdr. Robert M. Peach- in “ MODEL W IF E * furniture! In the first place we know our furniture and Uon.” In building our defenaea. Turkish Plan Native Green B e a n s...... 3 Qt*- 25c er, commander of Submarine DI7 TODAY :“OUT OF THE FOG" Staasen appointed a nominat vision 11, to which the 0-9 was we’re prepared to tell you'everything about i t In the Hard, Ripe T om atoes...... 2 lb^‘ 25c ing committee to choose officers FLUB...“HER FIRST BEAU" ♦ available for this season.. assigned- tesUfled that "a thou ' (Osnttane* Frans Fnge One) Iceberg Lettuce ...... head 10c for the coming year. sand and one things may have second place, we’ve nothing to conceal—-there’s not a Gov. John Motes, of North Da happened." but said he beUeved "It Best quaUty, aU steel, baU-bearing Gliders with coil t \1 s w something that happened in- frontier and that the Turks then •thing in our furniture from its hardwood frames to its seats; six removable cushions attractively covered in kota, was named chairman and take the Caucasus region of Soviet ^ T OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT serving with him are: Govemora Blde the boat” TUESDAY • W D N B 8D A Y RuaKa. ful deicorated water repeUent fabric. Blueberry Cupcakes...... dog. 29c Blood of New Hampahire, Gris Finding of wreckage from the hand rubbed finishes that we’re not proud to have you deck over a battery mropart- A Nail diplomatie spokeaman .each 29c wold of Nebraska, Holland of said the Germans were -standing know. Green or Blue decorated loaf I flc -. Florida, and WlUs of Vermont. raent and pieces of cork ^ m the • back cushions...... Rye Breadi plain or Interior Insulation of the ship CIRCLE aloof from the French-Turldsh ne* gotiationa as a problem purely be (As illustrated) was app^nted chalmaan o f ia com-, tween tboee countries. For another thing, your questions tell us what you mittee on resolutlona consisting of $24-95 ! TUESIJAY GROCERY SPECIALS added. Governors Bicker of Ohio, Edison, "reairy hKfit'InTUriiitixre exactly Consomme Madrilene Soup, serve either jellied or hot, PAGE 1 - ■S! of New Jersey. Lehman of New [] j C Ij'*- tt Crosse & Blackwell...... 2 can* 25c York, and SeweU of Miane. Second Test that Come in and see if-we haven’t got it for you right Responding to an addreaa of t o m o r r o w jQiaits.,and:~JU>ckm!a Pure Apple Juice, Royal Scarlet...... 12-oz. can 5c ndwl -AifBteel,Jtflt>nMrttUH«^rflai~arin'reBti^ Root Beer Extract, Royal Scarlet .3-oz. bottle 10c welcome by Governor Saltonstall Bolton Pl»yhou*e Gov. Arthur James of Pennsyl Is Seen Soon and seat- for air circulation. Pleasantly springy. Fruit Syrup, assorted flavors...... 12-o*. bottle 15c vania asserted that "unity de SHOWBOAT PL.AYERS In Catsup, Royal Scarlet, fancy, 14-ounce bottles. .2 for 25c mands that neither the federal « ■) iLH While They Sliced Pineapple, Royal Scarlet .... w.... largest can 23c government nor the states than “ EASY STREET’ Corn Kix, Gold M ed al...... 2 large pkgs. 21c undertake to weaken the other. PLUS: V«rf«Tae R*Y»«I, )M aowfl,iprehah^ ee-etep. to tha Last ..... "Unity Tneans the preamrvatlon Peanut Butter, Royal S carlet...... I ’-lh. jar 18c Air Opiiii tmttar cantor at Wright. of both states' rights and of ateto WUU.Vsjtm.CH»^ Hi-Ho Crackers (Sunshine) ...... 1-lb. bw 17c' P r M ^ obllgatlona.” He called upon the 39c S U t r i i m v rafnasa tha marhlna Waldorf T iaau e...... 6 roua 25c ■! KfMP’S govem ora to take stock of la whi*h It alraady haa iavantad ... • : : V TABLES with built-m Apb Txay. Scottowela. -.8 roDa 25c- statsa*. assets In tha work of 4t- thr w m AH steel, green tnba]vnta*e, IM-Indk^nrl ftasa Ia%«s*er .toto jn piaa a a wM^ p*lt; 7 can be contrUniti>utsB~fn I'td m i top 'a'*a*«*saa< & SON. DlAL5j wlUioiit:j ’ ■i-y •tviAsS!:,v«.yy- IT
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CHEl one each In Michigan and Wiocon- 81, Oerman-bom writer, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.*CUNN. MOMJAi:, J U N E 3 0, 1941 sin. waukee. Girl Is Killed Local Priest Gets Hoover mid he was confident Already in custody were Paul School Girls Here Aid ^ Pkuuiing to Call thet the speedy arraignment of Fehsc, Rene Meaeaen, Erwin Wil HaH^ard Degree Manther.tsr A n itlon Marldirt yes peas for a high o f 81,75, a low the New York prieonere would be helm Siegler, Frens Stlglier end By Lightning Bring H earts Named Trustee Market Sales terday touted 82.872.63^ orN|422 11.50 and an average of 81.70. A U C B followed shortly by Uvst o f the Bertram Wolfgang Zenslnger. Weatheflr Forecasters short of 8100,000 for the season. (h n o w w to others, who. will be brought to Mesenen admitted smuggling plat In British War Relief C This figure will be passed at the Wait For Docks To Cross sraaruAi. 0,000 Men Monthly Rev. jTames Leo Buricc, CJ., son Seveutb DaUghtur s f Brooklyn for triel. inum to Portugal on a clipper of Was on Raft at CrysUl of Mrs. Alice C. Burke and the On Convention Near S100,600 sales this afternoon. Meximum penalty for convlcUon which he wax atewxrd: the others Sold yesterday were 564 crates Kansas City— This city Born WHIiu late WUUam H. Burke, o f 488 Aid Nazi Army Drive Readliigs Dully 9 A. is espionage or conspiracy to com were seised for violating or con Lake During Yetter^ East Center, has been awarded a Have Already Collected packed 24 quarU, fpr a high of knows how to treat pedestrians— mit espionage under the 1917 Fed spiring to violate the Federal reg- 84.05, a low of 82.40 and an'jiver- that’s one way it won a national Or By AppotetuMUt. lu itage to Come I Arm y Bom bsights Pb. D. degree from Harvard Uni 100 Bags Which They Local VFW Units Repre Only $422 Short ; This ot Feoplu (er W eral espionage act le 20 years* im ietratton act. , day's Shower. versity, it was announced Batur- Bge o f 88.06, or better than 12 1-2 safety award the last two years. the Ranks of 750y prisonment. Little Doubt Hitler H uTeorie^m lf Hie H'i/e sented at the State Par Will Be Passed at Auc cents a quart. The 429 crates pack Traffic came to a halt on busy 275 WasUugtra 01 Inspector Among i — day. Father Burke, 6 graduate Are Filling to Ship Hartford, Coau. W ho Must Regis* In the years the act has been in Doris L. Hadley, 16, daughter of from Mancheates High school and Several Long - Range tion Mart Today. ed 16 quarU sold for a high of Rockhili road. A long line soon effect, Hoover pointed out, only 19 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hadley, for a time a student at Holy To War Zonea. Fragments of Bomb ley in Bridgeport. 81.75, a low o f 81.50 and an ayer- formed. Mol'’*’!*!* patiently 29 Held as Spies persona have been convicted Under Club Observes of 16 Eastvlew street. West Hart Systems; May Have age o f 81.70, or Just over 10 clints while three pi«ther ducks and 35 om orrow . it. Cross coUejre, was ordained a ford, was killed by lightning while priest in the Jesuit Order after 14 A group of local school girls, Delegates and members of the Sales of strawberries in the a quart. Also sold were 21 bushels offsprings wCre ambling across. Rend HenM A Only two of the current suspecbs Superior Pre^ctions. Hsverford, Pa., June 30.— Anderaon-Shea Post, V. F. W„ at on a raft at Crystal Lake during years of study. whose mothers are among the (/f)—Carefully opening a big June 50— The | (Oee tinned rron fmgt One) were native Americans, on# each Its Birthday a thunder storm, about 2:80 yes tended the annual convention of having been bom in Frenoe, Rus Father Burke who was made most energetic workers for Brtt- brown envelope plastered with D pnAebiy » ’iU hp about j ------terday afternoon. « assistant dean of the graduate lah War Relief,' are doing their bit TRUSS FITTING BY By Howard W. Blakeelee the department in Bridgeport Selective Service trainees a ; Sandy Hook this mominir and sia, South Africa, Austria and Mo- stamps end foreign post which opened Thursday throui^ ravio amide the 22 German-boor iniv« ^ m ^ Hadley who was staying at school at Boston College during by collecting used handbags, of GRADUATE EXPERTS New York, Jime 80—(ff)—Hit marks. Mrs. Qedrie H. Earle dturinr the last half o t ! removed a SO-year-old bediwm H iffhland P ark H as Cele* the lake with some friends at the Sunday. eurins » e last nair “ gj^^.p^^escribed as a naturalised prisoners. All but two of the for the peat year will teach this sum good eixe and In good, usable con Don’t take chances with In- % ler’s weather forecasters have been found a couple of bomb frag Journey End" cottage, was on ths mer at Boston College and will dition. These they fill with a cake Thomas R. Morrison of Bast citiaen of German birth. eign-bora, however, were natural expei% trass fitting. Arthnr ex doing very well in aiding his ments and a neatly folded Hartford, Department Senior Vice ertU come from the ranKM of ised Americans, and even these bration as Two Men raft with Robert 8ouUa, dL. 181 direct a course in International of soap, a wash cloth, hand towel, The agents refused,refused. to say Gorge^ street, Hartford, perts glm yon private, personal Array's campaigns. Nasi flag. Commander-rad a Lieutenant in '^ 000 men of 21 who must two had taken steps to obtain citi- law this fall. After completing tooth brush and paste, hair pins, servloe wUh both men and wo There was a note from her whether there was any connection Are Given Honors. strupk by the bolt. 8oulia safety pins and comb. These com There is little doubt that he baa the Connecticut State Guard, was tomorrow. xenahip papers. i)U 14 years of study he sprat hjs men attendants. If ' yon have several long-range forecasting sys- big, grinning spouse, the U. S. WORLD between his selsure and the stunned, but only momentarily, fort bags are for people who have elected State Commander succeed ve Service headquarters. Arrested here were Paul Bants, tmlanabip year of secluaiem at worn a trass.. .yoa .will know tenis, but they are no mystery to minister to Bulgaria, explain . teamed today, has worked roundup of spy suspects. Lawrence W. Case and Robert and when he turned around, he Poinfret. He was then sent to bera bombed out of their homes. ing Anthony Telesca of Torripg- Uing and Boeder were among SO, German-born iron worker, tool B. Purinton were signally honored told State Police, he eaw Mies what real comfort means when meteorologists. ing he got the emblem at 6 ton, who is also an officer in the aystem of Intersperslnc the and die maker; Max Blanlc, 46, Harvard to study international Already the girie have collected yon let our gradnate experts fit All countries that maintain—a .Germ m -occupled building In t ae^trants in the list of the group of 26 men and three Saturday night for twenty years Hadley’a hair buraing. He called more than 100 ban and they are Guard. 'women arrested in a swift climax German-born seaman, bookkem r law and took special work in his yon. All tnformatlon te yonra modem weather service have long- Sofia and seAt It to her as a wbo enrolled last October, of outstanding service to the High for help and the body was brought tory. Since that time hei has been planning to fill and ship them this Other Officers Eleetod to a two-year investigation of es and clerk; Frederick Joubert Du- land Park Community dull when aahore in a rowboat. free dfeharge. range forecasting. But the best of souvenir. afreet win be to make many queans, 63, born in Cape Colony, teaching at Boston College grad week. They would be most grate them, over a period, have given' Other officers elected at the ’s younc registrants pionage. _ they became the first men in Con Efforta Unsnooeaefttl ful for samples from drug or oth convention Sunday were: Senior Agents of the Federal Bureau South Africa, described by Hoover uate school. He formerly taught only slightly more than 80-M ac- available for miliUry ser- necticut to receive special certifi State police from the Stafford history at Holy Cross. er stores or individuals. They have ed States In about one week. The Vice Commander, Fred Burke, x.RonalAJR> Ferguson of inveatlgaUon led by Director as a "writer, lecturer and profes cates from the Hertford County Barracks hurried to the lake with CUTRC^ welMme result to the sional spy." enough bags for the present but ,What Hitler hqs that other na direction ia from west to east, but Naugatuck; Junior vice comman high command which re j. Edgar Hoover selaed 24 In Y. M. C. A. In recognition of their an inbalator, but Dr. Francis H. need articles listed above to fill the Atlantic has its effects. From der, William O. Murphy, New Lon Ronald H. Ferguson, "o f The homes and taverns In four states. Brotiier of Bund Official tions may lack la the same advan man Just turned 21 as ideal labors In behalf of the local organi Burke, of R^kvlUe,^ aoid that she Fifty per cent more eggs are them. The girls will gladly collect tage he obtained In planes, tanks the pressure lines and disturbances don; chaplain, Rev. Frank Ush- Herald a post exalted ruler of material. Five others already were In ciui- Others were Rudolf Ebellng, 42, sation. was already dead when they arriv produced by turkey hens in their alretady over North America, they Oermsn-bom shipping clerk; Rich contributions if donors will call and guns—namely, the equipment kins. Bethel; quartermaater, Rockville Lodge of Elks, was final arrangements were t(^ on other charges. Mr. Case was the founder of the ed. Dr. Thomas F. O'Loughlln, first la ^ g year than in any sub- the B. W. R. C. workrooms, 698t>', for superior forecasting. figure how fast, for example the George 8. French, Hartford; adju named to the board of trustees of ;ed for the second Selective To Arraign 17 Today ard Elchenlaub, SS, German-born Highland Park Community club medical examiner for Ellington, PRONE 8809 . FREE Alaskan air mass will move and proprietor of the Little Casino aequrat year. or Mias Helen Conif, 7800. It was generaUy known among tant, WUllam Dibble, ~ Meriden; the Connecticut State Eaks Asso regis^Uon, selectees al- Seventeen of the group, which and Mr. Purinton has served as Its gave the cause of death ju acci forecasters, at the beginning of the what It will spill or upset along the Judge advocate, Joseph J. Devine, ciation at the annual convention tn training: received a good Included 22 German naUvea, were, rmUiurant; Josef August Klein, 37, secretary-treasurer since it came dental and said that death bad ARTHUR DRUG STORES way. German-born commercial photo that Germany had a very Bridgeport. Reelected district com held In New London Saturday. He Indication that their tour Bcheduled to be arraigned short toto existence. In honor of Mr. been Instantaneous. There was a 848 Main St. Robinow BMg. large number of trained forecas How much and what kind of manders were.John Buckley, Jr., was elected to the one mar term loe would not be eictended grapher; Alex Wheeler-Hlfl, 40, weather forecasting war planes ly after noon today before a U. 8. Ihirinton's many years in office bum on her left hip and a streak ters and a cIom network of upper Bridgeport; Raymond Poucher, oh the board succeeding Dr. Joseph _ the year fixed by Uw. commissioner In Brooklyn on spe German-born porter and stock and his splendid contribution to on her left thigh. get is a secret It Is known that clerk and identified by Hoover aa air observations, all well coordi WInsted and Charles A. Welsh, A. Bray of Hartford. n% jm To Be inducted cific charges of conspiring to en- the club over two decades, Mr. Parents Not B oom nated. speeds and power are so improved Hartford. a brother of Jamm Wheeler-Hill, that military planes can dodge Frank M. Lynch, of New Haven, tamoprary White Mouse at gsge In espionage activities In the Case presented him with a gold The body was first removed to British War Relief Such an organixatlon, aided, by Auxiliary Officers auditor for the State of Connecti Park, N. Y., released an ex- imprisoned G e rm a n-Amsrican watch. Rockville and later to an under much of the weather, except the United SUtes. Bund official. weather broadcasts picked up from Auxiliary officers elected were: cut, was elected president; Dr. ..a cM?der by President Rooae- U. 8. Attorney Harold Kenney These presentations were the taking room in West Hartford. The other parts of the world, is in po overcasts that blind them. psaterday, which fixed #00,000 Felix Jahnke, 48, German-bom President, Mrs. Jennie Meyer, Wa- Bray, first vice-president and Wil^ said he would ask for high ball highlight of the elaborate program parents of tlie girl were not at sition to utillxe its reports to the terbury; senior vice president, Mrs. Uam E. Heaslon, of Derby, second number of trainees to be in- pending ’ presentation of the case soda eJerk; Paul AJ W. Schols, 41, that was held in observance of the home at the time of the accident u tm ost into the land forces in the Germhn-born-book salmman; Eve. Dorothy Tarrant, Bethel; Junior vice-president Archie McCul to the grand Jury tomorrow. club’s 20th anniversary. The cer and did not learn until acme time More Im portant In W ar vice president, Mrs. Mary Murphy, lough, of Dei;by. was re-elected „ year which starts tomorrow. Aaelstarit U. 8. Attorney Gem lyn Clayton Lewis, 38-year-old ar- tificates given Mr. Case and Ms. later of her death, they having' Week-End Toll auBiber is the statutory maxi- Ust, sculptress and playwright, Weather forecasting Is more im New London; secretary, Mrs. El secretary and John F. McDonough, eral Wendell Berge, In charge of Purinton were awarded by Clement been .,uto)nobile riding. portant In today’s war than ever len Sheehan, Waterbury; conduct of Bridgeport, treasurer. Other born in Fayetteville, Ark.; Hein C. Hyde, president of the Hartford Miss Hadley was a sophomore at D. Hassett, the presi- criminal Investigation, oald he had rich Stade, 40, German-born musi before in m ilitao history, be< ress, Mrs. Loretta Schelllng, trustees elected were Edward Instructed Kennedy and James M. County Y, and Elmer Thienes, Y the Gould Academy In Bethel, Me., BINGO so much more can be done. In State Six Greenwich; chaplain^ Mrs. Helen Bailey, of Bridgeport and Frank secretary. said that the cian. secretary, spoke in tribute to the and was to have started on a vaca Soon after General Perahing’s would call on the Selective Mclnemey, special assistant from Ully Barbara Carols Stain, 26, Brophy, Waterbury; guard, Mrs. Bailey, of Waterbury. Washington, to prosecute the case honored parties. tion today to be spent at Camp arrival in France in 1917, he cabled Lucy Brewer, Hartford; historian, manpower pool for new Austrian-born artist's model; Leo Aya-Po. In addition to her par as those now in service "vigilsnUy and without ressrVa- Tha celebration opened with an a request for 280 meteorologists. Swimmer Killed 'by Bolt Mrs. Lillian Sandell, New Milford; Waalen, 87, Oerman-bom painter; extensive athletic program during ents she leaves two brothers and a Tonight ^ 8 O'clock At that time. In the entire United their year’s duty. tlon. Else Weustenfeld, S2, Oerman-bom musician, Mrs. Mae Dempsey, JTiABked whether this was ” abso- "This case Involves one of the ths afternoon, featured by a pair step-brother. 8he was a member States, there were less than 100 Of Lightning, Three Derby; chief of staff, Mrs. Alice 4i^ie Firms greatest countar-eaptonsay sfforts stenographer and notary public; of baseball games and a costume of the West Hartford Congrega forecasters. I seMenoa” that men now serv- Heinrich Carl Ellers, 82, Oerman- Others Drowned. Elllano, Bridgeport. would be released when they ever made by a law enforcement parade. A picnic supper was en tional church. Today, outside the military this Color bearers and banner bear agency," Berge said. "It should bom seaman; Hartwlg Richard joyed at 6:80 o'clock after which ORANGE HALL country has nearly 300 meteorqlo- Given Awards their year, Hassett replied Kleiss, 04, Oerman-bom seaman; ers named were: Mrs. Eda Char- an unqualified “yes." After- reassure the public that the De the awards were presented and A flve-^ay-old Arctic tern was giats, and in addition there is a By The Associated Preiss netakl, Norwich; Mrs. Catherine Herman Lang, 40, Oerman-bom dancing was held on the green. banded in Labrador on July 22, ha added he was not a mill- partment of Justice Is on the Job." A d tn is sio n 6 6666660 I6966ba«* 25 cen t*. — large and increasing number in Connecticut's week-end death Kerr, Bridgeport; Mrs. Agnes Mc lawyer. Shedowed tor Two years machinist and drarisman; Everett More man 200 persons attended 1927, and, within three months, training. toll stood at six today. Including a Donald, West Haven, and Mrs. Contracts Announced by Wadtington officials .estlmat- Hoover said.the G-men shadow Minster Boeder, 47, engineer and ths affair. wax found in La Rochelle, France These can tide the Army over swimber killed by lightning imd Mildred Tompkins, New Britain, munber of trainees to be ed the suspects for two years and designer bora in New York City. immediate emergencies. . Mean three others who drowned as thou;>| color bearjpr. War Department for In the last six months o f finally “led them into k fly-trap." Arrested Ip New Jersey while, beginning in May this year, sands sought relief from swelter Mrs: Josephine Hanley, Dan- on tha basis of two considers' Warrants iBsued here charged The four arrested in New Jersey 150 men are being trained for ing heat at beaches and lake re bui;y, was elected flag bearer and Materiel Today. The first was that only 600,' the prlaoners with transmitting In were Alfred E. Brokhoff, 80, of military forecasting. sorts. Mrs. Anna Broadbent, Unlonvllle, of the 000.000 allowed formation to foreign, nationa con West New York, German-bom me Possibly no arm of the military The Ughtnlng victim was Miss banner bearer; Mrs. Nora Hutton, Waahingt|On, June 80— (F)— The BOW in service. The second cerning cargoes on Britain-bound chanic; George Gottlob Schuh, 64, Mrvice requires longer training. Doris Hadley, 16, of -West Ha'rt- Portland was named assistant con Wa^ Department announces these I the high command's plans for ships, new developments in United To make a good forecaster takes Oerman-bom carpenter; Carl Reu- ford, struck by a bolt yesterday ductress and Mrs. Madeline Cole contracts: the sixs of the Army be- States Nava], Army and aircraft nsairly as. long ds to make a compe aa she was lying on a-raft 'ln Crys per, 87, of Hudson Heights, Oer- man, Canaan, asalatant guard. Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manu th e '1,000.000 goal previously products—especially the latter— man-bora machinist and Oscar R. tent doctor. tal Lake, Ellington. Dr. Thomas R. Preston of tile and transportation by courier of Stabler, 86, Oerman-bom former A college graduate, provided he OUbert CharUer, 37, o f WUU- Newington Veterans Hospital staff facturing Co., Hartford, Cohn., Need Mote Men saroplee of latest armaments. ship's barber on tha Excamblon has qualified in mathematics and mantic, and hla 11-year-old son, was elected Department Surgeon gun parts, 82,740? I has been asked for 102.- The alleged spy ring used eecret OPENS A physics, can become a weather OUbert, Jr., drowned Saturday in to succeed the late Dr. Thomas F. Ittional men for the Air Inks for couriers traveling across who was arrested by the British map analyst In one yeap.. He is J. L^ Lucas and Son, Inc., Bridge last December at Bermuda for al North Stonington after the- boy Maher. port, Conn., steel boxes, 82.200. I and related servioea and Qen. the Atlantic by Clipper planes. then comparable to a hew gradu leaped from a row boat to recover C. Marshall, chief of staff, Hoover declared a shortwave radio legedly possessing "suspicious" ate In medicine. Several years more Bridgeport Thermostat Co., Inc., documents. Tht FBI arrested him a lost oar and the father sought to Bridgepbrt, Conn., arming wire : week that at least anoth- with ocean-spanning range was CHECK are needed to turn him Into a rescue him. MISS M ARGARET HAM M A, operating an IBM Electromati at Westwood, N. J. assemblies, 81,880. 1,000 men would be needed, found in the room of one suspect. competent forecaster. Thomas Roy, 21, of Hartford, A Story of Today because so many have beto Besides the 16 taken In the Edmund Carl Heine, 40, Oerman- This time can be shortened to Colt’s Patmt Fire Arms Manu to hemisphere bases ACCOUNT drowned Saturday. In Churchill facturing Co., Hartford,, gun parts, metropolitan area and the five al bom automobile company repre rag or two years by selecting glft- Park pond, Newington, a munici Typewriter, established a new professional world’s record of the number taken in ready In Federal custody, four sentative, was seised In Plexsand IN THL dd young men. That is what the Is State Fea^mje 87.010. the limit on trainee in pal pool. Union Hardware Co., Torrihg- were erreated In New Jersey and Ridge, Mich., and Erich Btrunck military forces now are trying. Only Auto Fatality to Jan. 1 would be a fiat Five Per Cent Improvement ton. Conn., rifle cleaning ro^, 81,- ' of 149 words per minute for one hour. „ ).ooo. However the number will In the waelc-end's only reported Ueorge Brent and Martha Scott 950. A five per cent Improvement in automobile fatality, Richard Mon- becauss the first traln- « weather forecasting since the days come to the State Tlieater Tues Waterbury Clock Co„ Water ^ Joined the colors last No- tanari, 8, of New Haven, met bury, Conn., sssembUea for flare of the World War Is the very cori- death beneath the wheels of a car day and Wednesday In Columbia’s and December will be get- ' servatlve estimate of Dr. James H. story of heroic lovers fleeing from fuze, 83,060. The firjt half-hour of this performance won for her the amateur championshf f mustered out of the service, when he darted into the street the fighting ruthless terror, "They Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Kimball, New York city's famous near his home during a game of registration tomorrow will We Ease the Burden forecaster. He was a weather man Dare Not Love." Tt was directed Machine Co., Waterbury, Conn., For a trifling cost, you en hide and seek, assembly machines, 831,016. These records were made in competition with 8 other profeissional contesta second within a year, 16,- joy all the conveniences of In the war, he gaye Col. Charles A. by James Whale and based upon a I men of the ages 21 through Of Bereavement Francis E. Knocks, 24, a Uni Noble and Westbrook Manufac- paying by check without Lindbergh the forecast for hU screen play by Charles Bennett avltig signed up last October ,, .by affordinf to each family who ted lUumlnatinjg Company line and Ernest Vajda. .turing Co., Hartford, Conn., mark and 44 other amateur contestants from various parts of the United Statci an Paris flight and he. is an expert in man, died of electric shock Satur ing machines, 81,960. m s new registration is for M wiehae oar monthly payment ever having to "keep up*’ the newer meteorology. In bringing to the screen this I 'purpode of enrolling the men plan of meeting servloe eosts. To 0 0 J/ balance in the account! One new angle Is air masses, day when his body touched a live Nilea-Bement-Pond Co., Pratt wire whUe he was working atop story of adventure and suspense, A Whitney Oiv., West Hartford, Canada. The competition was held under the auspices of the Ninth Annuil| have attained the minimum those ot IlmlM Income this hu huge accumulations of homogene of gallantry and tenderness, Co t age of 21 since that time. mane plan Is most helpful. It’s better to pay by check a pole In Bridgeport Conn., gages, 81.179, ous air, wet or dry, warm or cold, lumbia has been hailed for the Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Mknti- International Commercial Schools Contest in Chicago, on June 19 and so, 19 4 1J 'W Important respects it will Aan cash, because it’s risky turbulent or calm, heavy or light. Heart Attack Fatal f^Bks the previous registration, smart choice of players, both stars facturing Co., Hartford, ^nn., to keep money on hand or A single mass may be a third the In addition, Robert Maguire, 18, and supporting actors, for the at which the registration student at the Choate Preparatory small arms materlM, 8102,808. carry it around. It’s.pisp slxe (tf a continent. careful lavishness of its many set Nilea-Bement-Pond Co., Pratt A are to be open were fixed by They travel at varying speeds. In school, died in swimming at the as 7 s m. to 9 p. m. easier^and more ccononw Woodway Beach club in Shippan, tings, and for the sympathetic un Whitney Dlv., West Hartford, Irregular paths. The man who can derstanding with which the entire Conn., gages, 87,288. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATIO tim e). ical to issue a check than yoretetl where one of these will go, Stamford yesterday. Dr. Ralph W. Botten Ustlag Opposed bother with' f moneyjirder.. Crane, medical examiner, said production has been invested. Torrington Co,, Torrington, niore troublesome for Se- arid how it nill be transformed "They Dare Not Love," according Conn., surgical neednes, 833,336. during the trip, might give a com death was due to a heart attack. 'S Servloe officials than ar- Your check for n dollar The youth had gone to the club to report, is more than a motion Delivery dates wers- not dif- for the enrollment mander days of advance notice of picture; it is a story ripped from cloeed. or $1,000 costs you just fair stack weather, or of a Dun with an older brother, Walter, Jr., problem of what to do and bad been in. the water but a the breathless events of today. ka asen ones they were regls- • o ^ e L kerque overcast. However, this arm of forecast abort time. Only two or three weeks-ago In North Groveraordale, the ConaMerate Track Driver reported authoritative ing Is so niw that Its potentialities C io itio u : aru as yet only ps^ly realised. body o f Eddy M. B lood,-78, o f that tha names would be added to com munity, was found In the mlU Elkhart. InA— An Elkhart I boMom ot present lists, but this n o b t r i t d t r rotor Frouft lBi|MrtaBt houoewife reported a truck driver A fee I2.5U Another addition is the polar trench at the Qrosvenordale Com who brought a load of coal to her 1 Is understood to have encoun- 6 pany Sunday by state police after i cengressionsi opposition bas- oofU cents) for llO^t’s l l front That la aa advancing wall of house was a flower-lovers’ favorite. ths argument that if the cants. A $25 ihoMy order eoM air, which la attacked, with a search of over 24 hours. He was Rather than trample plants around ~ I younger men it should cbsts.15 cents, and so on rainy results in many sectors of repotted missing by. a stepson, a basement window, she said, he ; to them ^ ck ly. up to 22 cents for $100. the temperate srae, advancing Charles Oorllsa, Saturday morn took them all up, opened the win m •efieettve Servtoe officials there- tropical air. Its slope, its qiead and ing. Acting Medical Examiner dow, put in the eoal, closed the said that the new names what it meets are highly import John J. Ruaaell said the death was window and then tenderly plantwl Besides the economy uad sulcj^dc. bo mixed with the old ones convenience, n check is a n t them again. fair and impartial manner, \ mechanical advance is the more business-like nod rsysonde, an automatic apparatus ills were iMt announced by the makes n better impression eral principle is expected to attached to a small, rapidly-rising somewhat as follows: than cash or money ord er- balloon that goes up to about 20,- The number of new registrants wad four CJhtchJAmsUr ebotk feet It sends back by radio sig be divided into the total num- hois justUkouny otkortkock. nals the upper air temperatures, Smokers everywhere lUee thek of present registrants in each pressures and bumiditlea. Even after years of experiment ive Service area and inte- Yosf cut cooler; milder, better taste .grated according to the results. there are only about 80 of these in Meet Win Paso Bequlrewents open a (JheiMustor account daily use in the United Stetes. For instance, if a draft board in person or by mail. TTiey still rely on , a human hair I'Bad 1,000 old registrants and to give humidity changes, nils Ohesterfield’s mounting popular^ is due 100 new men the pro- CML jt WWTCTWW R ft makes them inaccurate, because a WIFE SOME hair is too slow a reporter. Faster : portion would be 10 to l^ Thus humidity detectors are becomiiur to the Right Combination of the world's ' wyery time 10 ' older men were available. SIBLE ADVICE. 1 one new man would also The , Balloons watched through a leading tobaccos. . . the best known ciga-' Because of marriage or other ^ theodolite give, the speeds and 1ly dependendes, employment , directions o f upper ialr currents on r^tte tobaccos from Tobaccoland, U . S. '^|B defense Industries or for other Manchester ^ fair days only. A few planes sUll Including physical condi- ; go up for feweeasUng data. blended with aromatic Turkish. ooly one or two ot the 10 The commander of a weU equlp- ^ mM st ipsn would actually be In- j ‘ped Army m ljrtt If he had weather Ratactsd whereas most of the 21- Trust Co. r planes and p tber faculties, be able 1 Every type of tobacco used in Chest- r-IO \ i ffa sMao« ieh-JAa uOmitio JEWELER thriilfe world gM- 977 Mhin Street 'A Aluf ;>tKVIC i wrath SI in ^Fasifie rad •1 'r \- \ MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD,\MANCHESTER. CONN. MONi;)AT, JUNE 8 0 ,194f MANCHESTER EVENING REfeALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MOiTOAT, JUNE 80.1941 in gvnaria control of tha cituAtlon, other equality, ara taking tha road •ad that If aay andrcUmanU nra down to aiavary, where thiy will War Punishes SERIAL STORY Anaad foroaa a t tha Uattad Stataa recruits; Navy 364,798, Marina plonoa ta oervioo, tha beginning of Congress Leaders Reject totaled 1,760,040 oSleara and msBi to ha forthcomlB*, tha Ituaalana diacovar how atrong and inevitable 1,760,046 Men Corpa 88.746. < force of 48,000. Navy, 8,488 in Young Will Join and humanly true equality la. Ra Answer Britaln^s Call tha Army, Navy and Marina Corps Report oa Ships cluding Naval Roaerve croft; Ma atij'l ba tha ylcUma., Sins of Man ,AN0THER MAN^S WIFE reported todky at tha cloasjof the rine (^rpa 215. Rftatt Tat avanU may fortunatajy cial prejudice never halta before it Legislation Fixing Prices a flacai year. Fewer than a third aa Ships—887 fighting craft, 488 In 3 Srarices auxlUarlee and 1,098 relatively Milk Stoppage heart R * S i m a prova. in tha next faw da>'a, that haa betrayed thoae who Indulge in BY DONNA ASHWORTH coevniaHT. laet. For Technical Labor many were in uniform 13 raontha Pope in Broadcast to MXA SBNVICa. INC. •f®. •mall "dtotrtct" craft ta service, Confers with Molotov hto tam ’b mmi t m t X , Uia aaparta ara too panltant over It. America, from decency, and Waahlngton, June 80.—(yf>—ThoAof mandatory control of acme aort unfc» over prices. Earlier thla month, The lateet ateUstlcal picture of and 488 combat veoaela under con'< Moacow, June SO—Uf)— U. 8. thatr paat iindaraatimatlona of the for aelf-preaervation, ahoutd have administration. It was disclosed to- World Envisions'New benefits similar to thoae paid Ca Fewer ThBO Third as struction. In actual oervlce are 16 Utica, N. Y.. June 30.—(ff)—The tag wtteT day, has presented compulsory Henderson told a House . Appro Applications, from nadian forcea ta event of death or the nation's Ivaxtag defense power Ambaoaa^or Laurence A.! Steln- Dairy Forh^rs Union announced Naai atrancth and aklll, and none of It. At the pS riiS i^t aub^them *hat Ruth was in love battleshipa oaide from two which hardt , conferred with Foreign controvanqp. price-fixing legislation to Con priations *RubCommlttaa that at Era of Peace and Hope with him. Americans Pouring in> dtoabiUty. Many in Uniform 12 ahowad: have been commioaloned and a today active participation by "in- The orgaabwtbm. _ that, like ••vary other champion, gress, only to have It "lUerally.. tha proper time,'ha believed Presi- was the sound of laughter and ex< Aa they made their way through Commissar Vyacheslav Molotov duatrtoltot Owen D. Young ia Ite _ g r t y cited voices. Ice tinkled in glasses. In moat categoriea of tee corpa, Months Ago. Man—Army, 1,441,500, including third which haa been launched; alx 000 memhera la New •M BBlIBars. BBtart« at tha Naai army aoma day baa to go tom to pieces" and rejected by fdlRt Rnnammlt^ w ^ d recommend Vatican City, June 80—(JP)—In the crowd, she thought about her ' to Office of Consular the age limits are 18 to 60 but 505,700 ragulara, 266,600 National for more than an hour jeaterday, scheduled stoppage of shlpmonte moot and Main ^reet Bfinditg tha necessaiw legislation. Waiters hovered about The frag self and Jerry. It didn’t seem to aircraft carriera, 87 cruioers, 168 it was learned in diplomatic quar of milk into the metropolitan New ~ ) at - Maaahaatar, down before an underdog chal legislative leaders. a Sunday massage broadcast to rance of perfume filled the air as the maximum age for martae tech Guardsmen, 68,000 Raaarva offi ,doatroyera and 111 aubmarlnea. ere until noea Oaaa Hall Hattar. Wa would Igo to a ahameftil The legislation, congresslonal Outlining his own views on the matter if they quarreled. He was General in New York.'nicians to 40. Washington, June 80.— cers and 584,000 Selective Service ters today. The nature of their York market, the nation’s rtchcot meet their amwr^t^' lenger. it la Hill far too airly subject, Henderson said at that the world. Pope Pius XII attrib the familiar crowd moved about soon over his anger. He couldn’t Air—Mora than 4,000 Army talk was not mode public. MBKHtniON RATn grave If ever convicted of condon authorities reported, would have dancing, laughing, dining. Union officiato, who colled the per htmdredwalght Itftll a a a a a a a a a a a a to abandon hope that the ituaalana,' authorised a limit form of price time: uted the sufferings of war to Di seem to see that things were over ^ By Don Whitehead ' - f .. ing a lack of proper reapect to "I do not balieve that you can vine Providence punishing the sins Everybody who had any money MtRtl aa««a»%a«a*S aVv who aie hghtlng with obvloua and rent control, restricted to de was there. Everybody who count between them, too, or he didn’t jF'j New York. June 80 — (if) — 'O^Pdf aaaaaaa##eawa^e6#al, ward the law and ita inatnimenta. fense areas. keep a rigid price control In any of mankind, but said the "fierce want to. f tPP OBR TBBE a a • a«^ a a a a*®»PP courage and obatlnacy deaplte country -without complete control intensity of the, trial” would be ed was there. The Parisian stood at She didn't want the things that Americans'for every' state in the But when we atate that we are not Informed sources said the pro the top of the list of popular night anion are answering Britoin’s call what may have been the tactlcdl posal was submitted to Speaker over all tha elaments of coat. I be follow,^ by a hew era of peace clubs. she could give herself, that Jerry altogether, without aympathy for lieve that within the American and hope. could give her. She was tired of for a non-combstont civilian tech ■atatai Praaa ta atctnai«a> faulta of the early diapoaltlon of Rayburn and other congressional Jim Coon, suave orchestra lead nical corps. thoae Hartford motoriata who re- leaders by Leon Henderson, pric^ framework you can keep a stkbll- The holy father made no specific' er, stood before a microphone, dancing, tired of. .the superficiality ta Ua aaa ar raaabitaa* their forcea, may a«iddenly demon- Ity 'of prices and a relationship of mention of the Russian-German of the Ufe they lived, tired of the AppUesUons are pouring into „ nava aiai>ateli»a eraaitaa fuae to aettle down to complacent control administrator and his smiling a little as he watched the the office of the Britiidi consul Mt athanataa ,ara4Ua< In atrmte the anawer to blltakrleg. aides. prices by utilising these methods conflict, but spoke of the suffer crowd, saying the words which he maqked faces about, them, of the Every 6ne aaa alao tha lacal naira acceptance of their new parking Advised To Revamp Bill that I have outlined. ings from war at the fighting people who were pretending to general hare and before aaothar Clearance - - The blltakrleg la eaaentlally a riaky knew almost everybody had come two weeks have passed the first aarata. metera, wo are on safe ground. For Stability Neoeaalty front and behind 'the lines—from to hear. - be enjoying life, when she knew ttvhta af rapabllaatloa at and precarloua type of offenae, "It was literally tom to pieces bombs, machine-gun bullets, so many of them weren't. contingent of volunteers to ex ' •laaatehaa harala ara alao parking metera ara primarily a In the conference,” one legislator "It would be almost miraculous "For our .-.ext number we take pected to sail from an unnamed a Winner! n-hich muat function perfectly to —It wouId"be miraculous—If the blockade and counter-blockade, great pleasure in presenting Lita They bowed here and there, commercial venture, and only aec- said, "and the upshot was that and from persecutions endured be nodding, always laughing, as they Canadian port. aarrlca citatit at N. B. A. produce lU apactacular aucceaa. Henderson ivas advised to revamp price level and the cost of living Damson and Jerry Lime—the ondarily an Instrument of the law.. did not go up. We Have examined cause of religious faith. world's most famous dance team.” went toward the table in the cor They will be radio technicians, Ine. One good monkey wrench, thrown the bill drastically In conjunction Advises Trust In Ood ner where a group waited for metal workers, electriclana, me- Poaing as a scientific cure for lagiSli tlVa_dl*f*tog serv Into the price-control mechanisms Lita, just out of sight of the , Store-Used ____ RaaraaantatlTaa, Tba into the bUtakrlag achedule would, of England, Germany, Japan aniT The pope advised Catholics to crowd, looked across a t Jerry. them. chanlca,„.machine tool setters and .00 Hathawa taaelal Afoaey-- we believe, f»«Huca an equally the parking problem, they enter ice before resubmitting It.” ^ trust in God and said that means "Ruth,” Lita came up to tha operntorsi' and workmen akiUed in aatt. Cblaaca, Datr^t an# each new town In the knapsack of There was no Indication when Canada, and we know that the Once she had thrilled to the light^ dark-haired girl who stood up aa building and maintaining marina SOFAS - 89 •pecUcular falhira. Riiaala may the revised measure would be thing to be sought is price stabil "believing that God can permit at the swing of the mubic, the ap a smart salesman, who speaks to ity and not rigid control." times here below for some time plause, but not any more. She they approached. "At last, we'ra engines. V and Odd Size audit BURBAO o r atlll do It / . ready but influential House mem preeminence of atheism and im here.” Her voice was gay. Sha ‘There is no limit to the num TION*. ______L_i------the public of convenience while he bers expressed belief It would not In that connection, Henderson was tired of it all, and yet she must keep on pretending, the hap said that as a result of the enor- piety, the lamentable obscuring of had to go on, go on with Jerry, ber of techniclsni we can use,” a HaiaM rHattnr Canpany, whispers to the city fathers of a be long delayed. a sense of Justice, the violation py young dancer; Jerry beside her, British spokeoman said. "Wa have Choice of 3 Styles aa tlaanelal raapenal* “No Gradeo ln Slavery" A major objection to the first mo.us pressure being exerted on who like everything else was fast the idol of every debutante. new and disguised tax which re the price le^el by the defense pro of law, the tormenting of inno ceasing to mean anything. set no quota and conceivably can typograpbleal n m n I ■■ proposal. It waS learned, was that cent, peaceful, undefended, help^ "Hello, Ruth. 'We danced aa fast . use etery qualified man and advanlsamaata le HiUar’f faybrita promlaa, when quires tha Innocent cltiseiiry to It would necessitate definition of gram, he thought that additional Her cue. She fixed a bright as we could.” Jerry caught Ruth'f Bvealpa BaraM. legislation carrying legal penalties less men. smile to her scarlet lipa and lifted woman who applies.” Choice of Covers ha ia engaged In tha conqueat of a pay for the uaa of streets It orig defense areas. "It means,” he said, "believing hands in his. "But the music only " The majority will oerve ia main "How, are we going to do that," for violators would be necessary her golden head high. She was out goes so fast, you know." RUGS-CARPETS Monday, June SO nation, ia that ha arlll rid hla vic inally gave and built and paved for that God at times thus lets trials side the curtain now. Before her taining England’s gragtoat “myn- one member asked, "ith carpenters -to^i^plement the present voljun- "You were grand,” Ruth’s voice* tery defense" agaln.at Gernum air tim of what he calla the blight and its own free use. tarywnntrnl system.— befall individuals and peoples, was the ,after-theater crowd, the Usually $98.00 It’s Impossible to tell how much longer and mechanics commuting as trials of which the malice of men lights, the waiters, the things she answered them. She turned to the raiders—devlcea known as radio GcnasB CoMMuniqiits menace of tha Jewa, There ara. In Generally, the city or town's po much as 50 miles each way to and "Tou can't get acceptance of a the Instrument in a design of crowd about the table. "I think locators which spot eaamy planes we u n maintain this low price on our fa celling and get voluntary compli had once dreamed about. Behind you and Jerry know everybody the only thing truly •vary nation, a faw mad devotaea lice department helps the sales from their work?” justice directed toward the punlHi- her was the'best orchestra in the day or night long before they ar vorite sofas. . but in the meanwhile you With ths prices of wool snd labor rising rapidly you manship along by professing to be Strang Case Made For Control ance,” he said, "but if you do not ment of sin, towards purifying, except Ken Richards, the dark, rive over the Engliab coast. shouldn’t miss this Clearance of Rugs and Carpets. If to tha imagination” of racial prajudica who tend' to Forecasting a storm of contro-'Tkit that general acquiescence by country. Beside her was Jerry, tall tall man from the south, at my can still begin your new living room*' unable to handle the parking prob persons and peoples through the and straight; with an enchanting The locator hoe been deacribed your size, pattern and color is h ere.. .make jrour Mlec- ; the Oarnan high oommand’a welcoma Hltlar’a promlaa, and versy In Congress if and when the major producers, there is no expiations of this present life and smile which had once..done things right. He has lost his head com aa one of the acientifle marveto of with one of these smart pieces for only who re-echo hla propaganda. |l^ey lem Itself with existing manpower. such legislation Is presented, lead system of control short of pletely, Lita. You have JitoJheart modern warfare and many high 889.00. Choice of Tuxedo, Lawson or tmn early. All are offered “As Is’’ and subject prior report on the Rua- antl-Democratic control thatcou.'S bringing them back by th|s war to her heart. In your hand. I didn’t know it hap sale. to But in fact, if the true otattstlcs ers said, however, the administra to Himself; but it means believing Once she nad adored his sleek Britiah offlcioto aay the invention Chinese Chippendale models, as shown when it did coma have enough p rajudl^^5'> thalr keep prices In line." pened like that.” ♦ . own to parauada thamaelvca toat of any one of these "trial periods” tion made a strong case in favor at the same time that this Justice black hair and shining brown eyes, largely has been responsible for here. Select the covers. .weave, design I that tha Naaia con- alv/ays remains, here below the the way he laughed^ imd teased "I didn't either,” Lita answered the success of the R. A. F. in com R worth a five hour fan- “thinga will ba .ljetter” when Hit wera aver given, it takes more of justice of a Father inspired and her, and most of all, because he lightly. "I don’t know _ what 1 batting Germon^^darr and mini and color.. .around which you plan to ler put hla racial theoriea Into af- ficers to check the metera and col perhapa walking a couple of dominated by love. . . . had loved her when she had need would do with an extra heart.” mizing night bomning. build, your room scheme . . . and your •B tbair home radio. To a blocks to the corner drugstore "Maybe I can tell you.” fact. lect the money from them than it It means believing finally that of love. He loved her still, she The locator to ooid to have sofa will be tailored to order, Built to Ktaa Weava PaWara • Oelar Ba«Mtoff oMch had been lad to ax- and back Inatead of hopping in the fierce intensity of this trial, guessed, but five years of marriage eliicJnated the necearity for con- Watkins’ exacting spedfleationa for graBt and apactacular trl- Prom within conquered Poland, would to enforce simpla parking Washington the old buggy, there may be few Lita had a blurred vision of a 3.sx8.a Velvet Plata Clarat a io jo like the triumph ot evil, will en had taken the glamor away. broad-shouldered man in perfect otont air patrria, oonoerving long, comfortable use! , tha fact of tha report need- where Hitler haa by thla time had ordinances,' and tha police depart or no restrictions whatever. Even dure even here below only for a Now there wasn’t anything. He British sir strength for sctusl 3.SX6.0 WUton Taxturad"2hupa $11J 8 now, in Washington, a campaign ly fitting evening clothes. Strong no thcotricala thrown around, full opportunity to damonatrata ment which brings them In to save fixed time and not longer; that didn't thrill her any more, and they hands were holding hers, gray combat duty. 3.6x13.0 Velvat Ooid Twist $M.(M D a y b o o k is being readied to bring this the hour of Ood will come, the quarreled over nothing, She knew The Civilian Technical Corpa re- 4.6X4.6 and even then they aeemad Juat how hla oonqueat In tha nama manpower usually ends up by add about. If tha campaign'is a fizzle, It was high-strung nerves, but all eyes were boring down into hers. Beamed Velvet Tan Twist $1S.60 hour of mercy, the hour of holy "May 1 tell you that I’ve never porta more than 8,000 applicatiOna 4.6X6.0 met of arhat had been prom- of Aryan clvillaatlon worka out, ing manpower to manage them. . By Jack Stinnett then the restrictions will have to rejoicing, the hour of the new can the same it was wearing. were received during the flrkt Fiber Plata Blua $080 1 s*en anything like the dance which 6x8 camaa evidanoa of Ita raaulta. In Nevertheless, the salesmanship be made by law or executive or ticle of liberation, the hour of She stood bowing, laughing, her you and your husband just gave week of recruiting, and oach mail Numdah Ttea a t Lite I18A6 is superb, and they go from city der. exulUtion and Joy . . . the hour in white teeth gleaming. Beyond in brings ocoros of others. Many per- 6x9 Velvat Plata Federal BhM $88.00 Flnui raiy act to the geographl- yiraraaw he- forced Jawiah and Po- Washington — Trying to put Ona great shortage that is al the mirrors she could catch a lu? I’ve never seen anyone so '3 to city and town to town like a your finger on exactly what ia go which, after having lat the hurri graceful, or-so beautiful. You're oona applied at the consulata in 6x9 Axmlnater Taxtured Burgundy faif aa IttoB of Ita armies—tha only Uah labor to build tha walla of a ready with us is in aluminum. cane loose for a moment on hU'^ glimpse Of herself through the 1 ing to happen to you and me as like a dream, unreal.” person. 6x8 Linen Taxturad Blue 188.00 of arar on .arhlch even tha new ghetto, within whoaa boun- new and self-multiplying brand of There is no aluminum available manlty,' the all-powerful hand of haze- of smoke, the shimmering "Oh, I’m real enough.” The appIicationa come from result of. priorities, national de for articles for civilian consumpr gold of her frock which clung to _ 6x8 Velvet Loop>Waava~Paaeh - — J high eom nu^ had pravi- dariaa ha haa confined 400,000 locust, and citisens who fall to fense shortages and even tempo the Heavenly Father with an Im She could feel the xolor creep people ta every station of Ilfs—tha J /• I j;,W $48.7$ ■ show proper respect for them.are tion, we are told. But does that perceptible motion will detain if her slim figure and hung in. a ing into her face, hfit.heart was president of a smoll-anna factory Your cover is here - - 8x13 Axmlnater Oriantel-Red H0.T9 aafalitlaliiil a reputation for Jawa. For doing thla, for thla aav- rary bottlenecks Is like trying to mean there will be no refrigera hundred folds about her ankles, as J roundly rebuked by the salesman, pick feathers from the wing of a and disperse it and, by ways little pounding. Who was thia handsome ta Milwaukee, a tractor mechanic m 9x12 Axmlnater Taxtured Hook 840.TB i —tha report araa atlll aga revival of tha medieval paat, tors, pots and pans, vacuum gold as her shining hair. busy hummingbird. known to the mind or to the hopes stranger with the low southern In Lincoln. Neb., a gladiolus ope- 8x13 Axmlnater Ton»on-Tonli Blue OBoopt for tha Ruaalan-ad- ha naturally axpectad tha thanka who never yet has found It neces cjeancra, bits and spurs, vacuum of men. dusjyyse^ calm and peace Her green eyes laughed beneath voice, ~Who dropped hto'R’s at the cialtot ta Orlando, Fla., a theater Nearly any fabric and color you coa Imogtaa S I f l $40.75 j Not long ago at a press confer to rtpreoantod ta our big ■alactloa of coven. 9x13 Velvat Taxtured Burgundy $44.Don’t go another night wftHouf^Hda"better strep. Ch(x>se your m atirm craam fraasarr but something want murders and wouid-ba sulcldea.- craamcolored fruit, and the laavas Question: Mra P. GAWrites^'Is sS, nationiJly knoa from this fine array of Quality Bedding.. .and save! QteadRB&CM 'OUDd^FUtnltUte." you know,' to ths'only'funittura cial blood in their veins,' erili ba wrong, 'and tha custard roaultad. Wlth the guns chained from tha Bryta.” The man Idantiflad himself ara typically trifpliata or throe there any hope for a suffarer ia tha woman’s win go diraet to Baglaiid, but tijat to cartifled art nlMgterirTir-wrttlaf hy nter-dlgarant- Inner side, you can only point aa Laatar Bryta of Lea Angeles, leukemia? The doctors say that ment and wbd in—l#3ft.was etlian arill aarva ta various parte compatitor Grand Rapida makars! What miar tribute to good to tha same great a cousin of Jack's father. F. S.— point^. Rtaaplachaso park , haa tha high- them at tha targets. Tha portions of the skin whidi my boy aged 13 has this disease.'' tha first wonun aver to recriva of tha,Brittota EmpUa. •tyto art quality thaa to kaya othara aadoraa It? Naturally ghetto. It will not nsattar wheth t joy ride structure on earth—-a Jack drove back to California to Answer: Thara are two forma a vote for the presidential nomlaa- Tbay will raealva fraa >oard SerU^B Sandman . formerly $24.75 such funUtura must ba 'at tha best! As an axampla this 'new Only taka a Job in tha department store have been exposed to the plant 18th Century bedroom reflacta the master touch of Guild deai^- er there ara walla and diviaioBB- harpehuta jump that towers .iqpro It seams to ma that among tha are covered with vesicles and of disease and both may be tioa. and living quarters, a uzlterai, Simmons* Snperest vtthla that ghetto. Thara are no .than 350 feet....I am told uao nicest gadgets daviaad for dwell which Laatar manages. in either tha acute or chronic London-.-Sir. Alexander M. Mac- and a atiary of 831.11 a wWt tfur- formerly $25.00 era and eraftamea. It to made of geautaa mahreany with ara In tais city are bird-baths that blebe, and this is usually accom ‘ing tha ftart month of tratatag. •padally aclacted vanaera for tha broad aurfacea. ’TIm mirror "privileged sUvaa.” Hltlar brihga that tha giant farris wheal was panied by intense discomfort, itch form. Tha acuta leukemia noore Ea-ea, 66, Scottish home-rule ad Serta*B Lambeth e e e • • formerly $27.50 first concaived as an instrument clamp to windowallla Wa have Found Dead la Woods often affects young children, bo- vocate airi former provost. After that haala wndwra arts ra- haa gold daeoratiore! Usually $179.60. CBly eae thing, both to the races ing. burning and swelUng. Some a t war. Tba idea was to place it lota of birds biit limited yard space casps ara so severe that the pa g in i^ g suddmtly and generally Jefferson City. Mo.—Edward oMva 8B4J3 Bad cUaf fnrsmin Serta*8 Snnset . formerly $29.75 1 6 9 ^ he aaye ha hataa, and to those ha behind tba tranchae, fill it with for baths of tha regular. variety. Norwalk, June 80—i/PV— Mlch- mOK. ArraaBteMBte arifi aal Sullivan. 75, missing from tient Is compelled to go to Md. with bleediitf from the nose or H. Winter, former lleutenaat gov- Serta'e Silver Nite n y s ho iovaa. It ia complete ea- man and guns, and shoot at the These are about. the sue of a There may be . constitutional mouth and also into the skin. Tha •roor and Republican party lead asaffa for allatiaf'portioaa a t aal- ...... formerly $34.75 •namy in relays... .You can maka soup-bowl... .For 50 cents you homo bars since last Thursday, chronic lymphatic laukamla usual' er in Missouri for a quarter cen arg to iMiMimfi te tb* XWted Not all grades in all sises. Thto hm iza escutcheon, tadl- os ter a Thoea who are Inhu- up your own mind whathar you have. « awimmlng pool for tha was found dead Sunday in the symptonu such as cramps and I* vldusUy numbered, to found wooded wettoa of Ward strtot by pain* and avan delirium. Favar ly aileeti middla aged paopl* and tury. ha wiah it upon oobm want to baliava this or not sparrows and pHeona who do not to adoaananM by « sw riitog of I aau Or^J^gdiOoM get It themaalvea. - -But thara is no raasoo to dis- have too asany wstaring plaeas ia Boy Soouts. Xh5 Harry Phillips may ha praaat(t atoo. and the pol' Waatpert nddleal axaninar. said somng may tower tha rostotanea the gC T V thaW . tha atm- About 606 illffarmA laagiwtei xl • . tolBt aod-waaken thalr ballava tUp—that Coney ' island tlia city .'.. .Thay*ra brand naw .. pits and the grotes. Authoritias, m a^Mtow -on «iaV M |geen oqs: te tha. n i k UnlUtad plaasuce 1 have navar aaaa them bafora thla tha aaaa’s death waF dua .to nat- to auehMm serious extent extant mat that me tha pus ano ann™. ■aUed t* ynuwKee hsvisn a a tiia agrth. At. this B90- guauBsr. m rq|eueto. ftiq) ba subjaet to invarioK}a(na that whil# variem forma of Inc yea aaiaat M Et. f- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HUNCHESTEB. COHN. MONDAY, JUNE 3 0,1 9 4 f^ V
ican tour In 1891, and In 19 such from four prevlotls raids, was tours h e never returned hohie with Iritish Official damaged further. One bomb D e a t l u Noted Pianist Open Grounds Silk Workers leas than a profit of 1360,OOCT. smashed into the mioeion hospital, Tuesday and Wednesday Mtai Beta! U Frio* Charged with Violation q ^ Daily^Radio Programs It has been estimated that his . Injured in Raid wrecking equipment and supplies School P|*aise(l U U d fingers earned him $6,000,000 In of tneorciho. Helen L. Price, 60, of 88 E aateni Staadard TiaM Dies, Aged 80 For-Children Contract Ends Laurel, died at 3 o'clock yesterday America. •— ^ Another bomb struck the gate morning. A aemi invalid for the. But although famed as a pian house of the residence of the Rev. iders Baltterson-Pearson Of Statfe Liquor Law ist and composer—hia minuet la Chungking, June 80.—(JV -S Ir W. A. McCurdy, of Glen Falls, past nine years, she met with an Pneumouia Takes Pad* Arthur Blackburn, counsellor for Games and Contest Ar> Miss Deltah Graco Pearson, But No Further Devel accident when she fell at her perhaps hia best known and waa N. Y., who had left for the Uni R.N., daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs. written in 20 minutes—Paderew the BriUsh embassy, waa Injured ted States by plane a few hours MARKET home last February and for two Russia Proves Bitter Foe^ erewski, First Presi earlier. Hia 13-year-old .daughter, . TUT^m K*-- ' Md thfct four Rus»l«) plMVM ranged for Summer in Joseph Floyd Pearson, Sr., of 88 opments .^e Reported months was a patient at the Man Five Local Men Are ski had another aide to his per during a four-hour, two-wave at fJlIlD JnCllU>Cr81 down nnd another « Hemlock, was married today to French Syrian dent oif Poland. sonality, that of orator and states tack on this provisional Chinese who remained in bomb-wracked Free Delivery! Richard Marriy, Mgr. Dial 51 —May Go to Mediator. chester Memorial hospital being Caught in Raid on Chungking, was unhurt O f f i c i a l : on the ground In that Various Parts in Town. Samuel Scott Batterion„, son of treated for a broken hip. Two Of Germany on the Radio man, and the World War brought capital yesterday by 88 Japanese Mr. and Mrs. William BAttertm it out. bombera DOUBLE STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL CASH months ago she waa removed to Norman St. Italian New York, June SO.:—(F)— Germans Bomb New York Uhl New Ten ; °6th er Ruaslan forcea " i’ere aa»^ The local playgrounds opened to- of Oreyatone Road, Ten;gyille. The contract between Cheney the Green Lodge Convalescent Desert Point Ralaed Army of Poles The British counaellor’ii'Jsw waa > to be "atopplng the advance of the The ceremony was performed at ica Jan Paderewski, 80, who Hia homeland turned Into a the Injured and he was pulled from i daVlor the summer season. Vari Brothers and Local 63, home iuid was making such pro- Oub; Those Arrested. By O. E. Bntterfleld tNBC-Blue; 9:00, MBS; 9:45, CBS- Shoolder P ro g ra m . ' enemy'a motortteed troopa and of one o'clock at the home of the East; 10:80, MBS; 11:00. NBC. ruled a piano far 80 y ean and a ater of war, he came to the Uni the debris of the embassy dugout London, June 80—(*)—German ous gknies and contests have been Workers Union of AmerlM, ex g r ^ towards recovery that it waa New York, June 30—(ff) — The planes bombed New Yor){, last Lamb ------|hia infantry aloiyf the Uda^Vol- Bride's parents, which was deco Is Encircled CBS; 11:80, MBS. nation for one, died last night. ted States and ralaed an army of and taken to a hospital. Three Lamb planed t^Kmake the summer more pires today, but no further ilevel- arranged to bring her home on Charged with violation of the German switch tbkt made a foe 100,000 Poles which later became other Britons were injured. night but there wasn’t qiuch dam OdlUer aupertotendent «it 1 kowy»*t line,” rated with June roses and other opmenta towards a renewal oj^Ahe Friday. Thursday evening she suf State Liquor laws, five men were oiit of friend Russia also haa given Talks — NBC-Blue 8:45 Rep. Pneumonia atruck down the first Chops to I Mlnek and the East Prusaian fron- InterestingTof the children and to (Oonttnuad Prom Pago .One) Ham Fiah on "NaUonal Unity;" the largest Polish fighting unit In Property of the American Meth age. It’s a little village in Lin contract or adoption of a i^aw one fered a shock and waa uncon arrested Sunday night at the Nor the Nazis a new rival in the ether. president of the PoJUh' republic France. In 1919 ,he waa mage^ odist mission, already scarred colnshire. 4ber« of the Manchester attract themXjeway from the have been reported. Miss Anna scious Until her death yesterday man street Italian club Isk- Officers And a bitter one at that. MBS 8:30 Secretary of Navy Knox and one of the greStaat mualcians Fiulher north, Soviet forces nounced today that the Britiah at Ooveraort’ conference; ,NBC- president of Poland but resigned 33c __club the 10-year program were reported withdrawing in the streets. ContesteNyill be held In Wetnstock, of the . textile division morning. Raymond Griffin and E. F. Dwyer. . After recovering from the ap of all Ume after a two-day illness. IdoiMtary education that is be- have completed the encirclement Blue 9:80 Radio forum, Rep. Rosa the same year because of political roonil Vllna-Dvlnak area of Lithuania to such games as tenhis, soft ball, of the National Labor Relations Bom in Albany, N. 'Y., the Thoae arrested were Paul Uriano,' parent auddenneaa of the attack, By his aide In the Hotel Buck unrest; ^ into effect in the High volley ball, horseshoei^d croquet, Board, haa had two conference daughter of the late Michael and of Palmyra, French stronghold in Bartolomo FogUo, Pletra Patri the Moscow radio hasn’t been pull Colllna on "MlllUry MechanlsaUon ingham were his sister, Mme. An ' Genuine 12ic block a flanking move by the Nari the heart of the Syrian desert. and Defenae;” MBS 10 Gen. Robert Illness made much of his life a Spring Lamb! round -througbeut the state. Of cohimns which captured VUna A baseball league for of the in New York with Ward Cheney, Jane Price, abe moved with her cia, John Zoldera and Paaquale ing any punches in what it haa to tonina Wilkonaka; hia doctor, Dr. j High or secondary achoois "In the Damasciu and coastal Anniello. E. Wood, president, America misery When coupled with the Kaunas. Lithuanian caplUl. playgrounds will be formedrat the pretdent Of Cheney Brothen, but parents, when a child, to East say ateut the Germans. In fact, Asa L. Lincoln, and hia aide, Syl tragedies that beset his household Itate. 72 have been evalu- West aide playground. GameixV^l aectors." a communique said, "fur It was reported i ^ t drinks were shortwave listeners on this side re First committee. The communique quoted German nothing definite has come out of Hartford, coming to Manchester ther advances have been 'made. In vian Starackacx. and 'country. Bright spot through RIB VEAL CHOPS ... eooeeeeeooooeoeoooooeo ett^e »i that certalA cturiculum prisoners as saying a Nasi tank be played Monday, Wednesdhi^ to make her home with the fam dispensed through an arrange port that, if anything, the Russians NBC-Red—7 Jam es Melton con thoae conference. It to expected the central sector, the situation re cert: 7:80 Margaret Speaks, song; -.Ignored Doctoria Orders 35 years, however, was hia second 1 can be made to meet with di\d8ion was innlhilated near Lida. and Friday mornings in ch a rj^ that the case will be certified to ily in 1900, where she has since ment by which tickets were sold, are even more 'vituperative than The white-haired patriot waa HONEYCOMB TRIPE oeaoeeeeoe • • oeeoeaoeee o l b e Jvas of the program, of Howard %. Brown. Interplay- mains unchanged." good for either drinks or food. The 8 I. Q. Quls; 8:80 Tributs to Chief mandage, to Baroness Helene Von the NaUonal Labor Relations lived. \ tholr new enemy. stricken with a cold last week and, Rosen in 1899. ground Days fiave also been plan Italian Oeaeral Sorreodera JusUce Hughes; 9 Contented con- HAMBURG ...... leeaoeooeeeeeaeeoeveeoa v i b e ,OV goheol Evaluated Board for mediation. She la survived by four siatera, club was said to have conducted a WhUe the Britiah and (Jermana But she died seven years ago High achool was ned. These are days when the child General Bertello, who until re benefit yesterday for a member have been hammering at each cart. Miaa Julia Price of Manchester, cently commahded Italian fwcea CBS—8:80 (West 9:80) Blondle; and^once more left him in loneii- two years ago, and at About Town ren all go to one playground where Mrs. Edward L. Hannan of New who haa been Ul, and the program other for a long time, this fight Snappy Old-Mouataln Swih’s competition is held between the holding British Somaliland, has consisted of music, dancing and never haa assumed Uie pfdi^rtlona 7 Report to NaUon, New Ume; 7:80 which only hia great love f^;r time the local school was Britain, Mra. Robert E. Carney surrendered to the British, the Gay NlneUes; 8 Cary Grant, piano and hia country—and ALLSWEET _ a rating of better than 90 A son. Richard Roberts Crockett, districts. British Fliers Raid of Manchester and Slater lio M sports. of the kilocycle war that has de Various Directors Middle East cominand announced In Town Court this morning the veloped already between-Moscow M yras Loy in "I Love You Again;’’ his unceasing efforts at both— CHEESE 0LE0MAR6ARINB ' cent. SonM changes have been was born Thursday at the Hart Genevieve of the S t Joseph's Or could assuage. Miss Marion Tinker will super today. case was continued until Wednes and Berlin. 9 Guv Liombardo. |*e bare already to conform to ford hospital to Mr. and Mra 2 German .Cities der, a school teacher in Hartford, Brltlah SomnUland, srhlch waa NTC-Blue—7 I love A Mystery, Despite his age he still retained J^ragram the aUte education Samuel Crocke.tt of Windsor, It la vise the North End playground aa- but at present attending summer day. Also there seems to be a tend yielded to the Italians last summer, ency by the new foes to try to finale; 7:30 True or False; 8 Basin hia tltla of president of the Polish 39c lb. 19c pkg. ipttaDent la striving to nMke their first child and a grandson of silted by Francis Della Fera, a stu achool in Stamford; one brother. NaUonal Council at the time of dent at the University of Connec (OontlOMd From P a ft One) haa been reconquered by the Brit Jam each otter’s output more than Street-Swing. Enar osnt sffsctlve. Mrs. Charles Crockett of Birch William Pries of Maine; two ish. MBS-t6 Fight preview; 9:30 bis death. Oollier said that stau edu- street. Mrs. Crockett was the for ticut-. The Manchester Green play has been the case between the Brit nieces, Miss Mary Miner of Lau The communique aleo reported ish and the Germans. Particularly New series, Aflalra of Torn, Dick, Kellogg’s Rural Gold _ leaders have a very whole- mer Miss Marjorie Roberts of ground will be In charge of Weily the Nazi-controlled Dutch island rel street with whom ahe made Local Guards H. Palmer, a student at Ithaca Col of Terachelllng also were attacked the Italian evacuation of Ohimbi, has thia been noticeable with Ber and Harry. Flags at Half-Staff . Rice Krispies, Apricots, leapect for the leadership in Hartford. Mr. Crockett has been her home, Mra. Lawrence Neff o t in southw^tera Ethiopia. London, June 30.—(d>)—Flags at ' Manchester achool. He said on the faculty of Windsor High lege and a well known High school and, eouthwest of the island, a lin broadcasts diiscted toward the package ...... No. 2Vi size tin .. Jumping star. The Nathan Hale patrol ship was reported "bombed Chicago, 111.,^ and two nephews, Soviet. What to expect Tueaday: The the Polish embassy and consulate ths local school executives school since 1932. John Price Carney M Manchester On Way Back war— 7:00, NBC, CBS; 7:56, NBC- here flew at half-staff today in eoopsrated to the AiII in or- and West Side playgrounds will arid destroyed." ( French Report Br^uh Shredded Ralston, Campbcll’a be In charge of Mra. William Wil Ohe German fighter plane waa and Robert E. Carney, Jr., of Maybe you’ve wondered what, Blue; 8:00, NBq-Red, CBS; 9:00, tokan of ths death of Ignace Jan bring about the desired Mra. Clemens Stachelsky and Bfrs. Samuel Scott Batterton Worcester, Maaa. NBC, Blue, MBS;' 10:00, MBS; Paderewski, pianist and former 2 packages ..... dm# C Beans, 3 tins . . . here. Mra Thomas Tomllngon visited son and Howard Browm. downed, the ministry said, while Attacks Repulsed haa happened to Josh Higgins and Mrs. Wilson will^be at the Na Her funeral will be held at her Boys Who Were Here his homey philosophy, an ’ NBC 11:00, MBS; 12:45, NBC; 1:00; president of Poland. ^ect tor Ooveraineat their husbands at Camp Edwards, garden flowers. William Arthur the raiders escaped unscathed. ■Vichy, France, June SO—(JP) — CBS: Bernice Catsup, m than Hale playground Monday, Pearson, brother of the bride gave The bombers utilized clouds over late home, 88 Laurel street, Wed morning feature out of Chicago MBS; 2:66, 3:66, NBC-Blue; White Loaf Flour, s y [P, __ the factors stressed un- Falmouth, over the week-end. The French reported British at On Furlough Are Now 5:25, NBC-Red; 5:45, CBS, NBC- Wednesday, and Friday mornings her in marriage, and her father northwest Germany, it waa said, nesday morning at 8:30 and at tacks beaten off all along the from 1686 up to not ao long ago. 2 10-oz. bottles.. J # G 5-pound bag . . . [ new program Is ths tesch- and Tuesday and Thursday- after S t Jamea’a church at 9 o'clock. Blue. raspect for government and *1116 Booeter Club ^11 have an who to an evangelist in the United to screen the attack that followed Syrian front with heavy lomes to Traveling to Camp. Well, Josh haa sort of retired—to Argentina Seizes noons. She \^ll be a t the West Side raids last night which were de Burial will b« iii S t Jam es ceme be general manager to KBUR at NBC-Red—11 a. m. Words and Sunrise ^guessing of responsibility In outing this evening at the cottagd 43Uitea and Canada officiated, day but ackno.vledged severe losses Ritz, Crackers, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday using the single ceremony. clared to have started "very large tery. Burlington, Iowa. Muaic; 1:15 p. m. Mystery Man; Pineapple Juice, I Itta and famUy living. of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holmea, also on their own side. The “New Ehigland Special," 5:80 Emil Ludwig on Defense afternoons and Tuesday and The bridal marches were played flrea” and caused great damage Action has been heavleet on the Actually Joah is Joe Du Mond, Radio Receivers package ...... that is foremost Coventry Lake. Thursday morning. He will be at Frank Boooo bound for Camp Blanding, Florida, Bonds. CBS—1:80 Fletcher Wiley; 2 No. 2 tins .... 27c Ida of those txyltjg to put by Mias Ruth Bpiterton, slater of at Hamburg and Bremen. road from Brltlah-occupled Da hU home town being Finchford, the West Side Tuesday and Thurs The morning raid was the first left New York this afternoon lows. When he decided to become 2:46 American in lYanrition; 3:46 ___ through is whether The Exchange Club will meet the bridegroom.' ' Frank Rocco, of 886 Main mascus to the Lebanese port of filled with qomiecUcuL sutdiera Sunrise Franco-Amerlcan day afternoons and Monday, Wed daylight attack aga|nst the Ger street. South' Glastonbury, died a radio business man, his network Songs of Burl Ivaa. NBC-Blua — Buenos Airea, June' 80.—W)— i-ssoS* willing to paV for tomorrow evening at 6:30 at tha MUs Clara F. Pearson was maid Beirut, they sold. who have been spending a short 10:30 a. m. Alma Kltchell Journal; Fresh Prunes, Spaghetti, nesday, and Friday mornings. In of bonor for her sister, and Wil man mainland aipce June 2, when yesterday at the Hartford hospi contract still bad three years or Radio receivers and other equip '‘.teproved type of education. Hotel Sheridan. The business the evening the NSthan Hale In the British advance north vacation with their famlUes. 11:80 Farm and Homa Hofir; 8:15 ment was aeized In a •urprise 2No. 2;Ki tina. v; 3 tins I e e e • e e e liam Batterton, Jr., was best man the Kiel canal Waa' bombed, and tal after a abort iUnesa. He waa from. Damascus, apparently to so to run. But Josh sUU la in 29c " of the municipalities have will include the election of offi grounds will be supervised by one of the few daylight penetra- The local Guards who travelled existence, for between duties Joe p. m. Club Matinee. MBS—1:45 night raid and brought early to convinced the program to cers for the next six months and for bis brother. bora in Italy and for Uie last 40 ward the city of Homa Where a George Leary and Mra. Grace Rud- tlona of Germany since November, here on the train left Hartford at keeps him going on BBUR. A Muaical Portraits; 4:80 Jtfim Stur- Ignace Jan Paderewski day to the House of Deputies by SOUR Faaey, Freeh, Mathra and necessary, but a full attendance to desired. The The bride wore a gown of heir years had lived in Glastonbury. He railroad and desert bus trail cross, 2:06 Standard Time, and connect geaa, baritone. Some ahort waves dell. loom lace with sweetheart neck when similar atUcka were made waa a farmer by occupation and parkway between Waterloo and agents of. an Argentine Congress of tbs small towns feel that guest speaker will be Attorney Playground hours will be, at against Cologne, Hamburg, Salz the attackers were said to M ed In New York with the "Spe Osdar Falls was named after Josh DJD, DZP, DXP, Berlin 6:15 Phil ignoring bla doctor’s ordera, made Committee Investigating Foreign line. Her shoulder-length veil was had a number of relatives and stalled south of Nebek. CHERRIES PEAS : cannot afford It. Frank E. Dully of West Hartford, tha Nathan Hale, West Side, and burg and other cities. cial." last year. harmonic concert; GSC, G8D, GSL one of his many recent public ap Infiltration. > Gtarke received the at>- whose subject will be "America In Manchester Green grounds, 0:30- attached to a head-piece of white friends in this town. Bombs Wreck Dents Kealdence Upon their return to Blanding, London 8 Muaic of Britain;«3RO For rieo or CaaBlag! gardeniaa. Her bridal bouquet was (It la a round trto flight of 600 Mr. Rocco leaves his wife, pearanceajto help raise funds for The algnlficance of the raid, or e^ich-waa donated the Present Crists." 12:00, 1:00-4:30, antf 6:00 to dark miles between the English Norfolk British bombera are reported to the soldiers will Join their units Dialing tonight: The war— Rome 10 News; TGWA, Guatemala his starving countrymen. the places raided!' was not dis Quarts Burr. Dr. D. C. T. on Mondays through Fridays. of white baby rosea. Louisa (Jarini Rocco,—two sons, have wrecked the Beirut residence The maid of honor was gowned coast and Bremen, 500 between Louis of South Glastonbury and for the vast maneuvers to be held 6:15, NBC-Red; 7:66, “ CBS; 8:80, 11 Hawaiian Music. Three days ago he became closed by the agents in their first 2 V 25c for Hriio baa vlaited tb* Nathan Private Kenneth W. Morrison, of that coast and Oldenburg. The di of Gen. Henri Dentz, French gov in Louisiana commencing July IS. gravely ill and yesterday afternoon exercise of sweeping powers given JOHN B BURKE [.camp at Coventry where the 67 Eton, is being transferred this In royal blue, dotted white, Swiss Anthony of Lga Angeles, (Tal..; two ernor general of Syria and Leba silk voile, with royal blue velvet rect course is over German fortlfl- daughters, Mrs. Howard Horton Other boys are expected to ar he waa placed in an oxygen tent, the committee after congressional ebOdren sent out by the Id- week from Fort Bragg to the cationa in tht occupied Nether- non, killing five members of hia rive home during the week for ten only to breathe his last Just before debata in which charges were are staying,'pndaed the 103rd Field ArUUery - at “ Camp Russians R e sist___ bpws on bodice, and. ..skirt.....She. and Miaa Katherine Rocco. guard and wounding four. i i n n r loso carried an arm bouquet of yellow liimdi.‘"FiiflheF h6rth, there is the The funeral in charge of Wil and fifteen-day leaves from the WDRC midnight. made of Nazi and Fascist influ Mgbly. He said it was well Blanding, Florida. Private Morri German base at Helgoland.) Both general and Madame Dentz routine duties of camp. ^ Kilocycles rosM. liam .P. Quiah will be held from The man who was to rank with ence in government and Army of Advertise in The Herald— ^It Pays and one of the best son, who was one of the first 13,500 Foes Stubbornly The aerial strafing of Hamburg j ere aald to have been away from The soldiera who arrived in Eastern Daylight TtM* Eastara Daylight Xlma Llast and Rubinstein aa the three fices. . «/ fini HNItR 5i MANCHISiUH CONN HI fiSBH bs had ever come in con- trsdnee-graduates of the Field The mother of the bride wore his late home Wednesday morning home late Friday a t the time of pink angel-crepe with white ac- and Bremen last night was declar at 8:30, with a solemn high mass Manchester last Sunday morning supreme masters of the keyboard Committee Chairman Raol Da :,srtth. Artillery Replacement Training ed to have been heavy. the attack. following a. boat ride up the coast, Monday, June SO (Oonttnned From Page One) psaoriea coraage. The bride- of requiem at St. Joseph’s church. Monday, June SO was born Nov. 6, I860, in the tiny monte Toborda, who started Center at Fort Bragg, haa been In Shipbuilding yards and indua- left early this morning in order to P M P. M. village of Kurilowka in Russian crusade against foreign inflltra- training as a Battery Clerk. m 's mother wore blue chiffon South Glastonbury. Burial will be trial diatricU in both clUes were in St. Joeepb’a cemetery. make proper connections aa there 4:00-^Backetage Wife. 4:00—Ad Liner—Dance Program. Poland, and waa not three years Uon two years ago when brown disembarkation. Vllpuri and Kaki- \\ I white acceaaories and cor- hit, it waa said, as British filers Italians Report Tobruk 81 were no reservations for them op 4:18—SteUa DaUaa. 4:65—The Royal Clowns — How old before tragedy began plaguing shlrted Nazis paraded In Buenoa 9 ^port Germans Mr. and Mrs. Sedrtek Straughan, salml are both about 70 miles from resumed the battering which bad ard Se Shelton. the great war center, Leningrad, reception and luncheon for 25 Tintothy Doyle British Losses Heavy the "Spectal.’’ — 4:3(^Lorenzo Jonea. him as it did most of hia life. Aires, summoned committee mem- of 333 East Center, spent the weather forced them to halt for 4:48—^Young WIdder Brown. 8:00—Mary Mairlin. here to a apeclal session to exam' week-end at the home of Mrs. Vllpuri to the northwest and Ka- ts, members of the immediate Timothy Doyle, 83, of 105 Dom Rome, June 80. — (d*) — Heavy Coaoacks ravaged the town, sent Capture Minsk one night after 17 consecutive 6:00—^Home of the Brave. 8:15—^The doldbergs. his father into Siberian exile. ine the evidence brought in. Straughan'B parents In Southfield, kisalmi north. illea followed at , the bride’s nights of attack Into German-held ing street, died at the Manchester Britiah losses from Italian artll home. Later the bride and bride Memorial hospital yesterday lery fire on the besieged garrison 5:16—Portia Faces Life. 5:30—The O'NeUIa. First Leosons at Six The raid came a few hours after Massachusetts. The Russian report waa short territory and Germany proper. 6:48—Ad Liner. rrem Page Oec) on detail of the Battle for Mur groom left for a motor . trip morning. Born in Ireland he hai at Tobruk were reported today by 5:30—We, the AbbotU. At six, Paderewski took his first a conference of police and civil The night attack marked the 6:48—Jack Armstrong. 8:00—News, Weather. provincial authorities recommend' Members of St. Bridget's Holy mansk, the Dvinak-polnted Baltic through New Hampshire, Maine second phase of Sunday’s offensive been a resident of this town for 60 the Italian high command. piano lessons from a wandering drive toward Riga, or Lcnigrad, and Vermont, visiting the Maine years and was employed as a pa- Its daily war bulletin said that 6:00—^News and Waather. 6:06—Jack Zalman — World of fiddler, at 12 he gave his first re ed yesterday that a Federal police ___in Latvia, which the Oer- Name Soclefy, aill m ^ at the artion, the R. A. P sweeping over For Rent 8:18—Baaeball Scores and Strictly Sports. Has Your Family force be formed to wipe out for L Ugh command announced was church tonight at 7:30 to go to the and fighting in the Polish-White beaches and White Mountaics. The the Nazi-held coaat of France by permaker for a number of years in East Africa Britiah forces were cital, at 18 made hia first concert Ruaaian sector where Minsk and bride's traveling costume is a COVENTRY LAKE COT 8:16—Bob Trout—News. tour. At 20, Juat when be waa be elgn •’lama” in Argentina. ■ Ihuraday home of Timothy Doyle of Dom daylight in tha first foray. until his retirement. He was a repulsed in an attack on Italian Facts. 6:20—Edwin C. HUl. troopa now rsported within ing street and recite a rosary. a foothold in old Russia is at green and white printed sheer The Air Ministry said one Ger charter member of Manchester positions in the Dembldollo sector TAGE—5 rooms and Fire ginning to win acclaim, be lost redlngote with white accessories. 6:30:::-Salon Orchestra. 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the i of Smolensk might havs ad- stake and In' the Luck region of man plane.^aa shot down during lodge. Ancient Order of United of the Galls Sidamo region. place. Good well. By week, News. through death, his bride of less South America contains about either southeast from Poland where the Germans are On their return they will make ^;45—Lowell Thomaa. 14 per cent of the world’s land During the thunder storm yes scattered Nazi raids last night Workmen. He leaves » sigler. Miss month or season. 7:00—Fred Waring'a Orchestra. 6:45—Baseball Scores—The World than a year. or northeast from Minsk, pointed toward the Ukraine their home In Waterbury and be against eastern Ehigland. Bridget Doyle and' several nieces Glamor Girl Bride Toda.v Paderewski made his first Amer surface. terday afternoon a chimney on ■ Third of Way to Moscow at home to their friends after , 7:18—Newe of the World. Today. Bmolsnak is east of the the home of William G. Crawfqrtl, The Air Ministry said 11 planes and nephews. New York, June 30—(P)—Brenda 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. f German control established In the Minsk sector the Germans July 14. STUART J. WASLEY ' 7:30—^Inside of Sports. Put You on the of 23 Academy, waa struck by were lost during the bombing of The funeral will be held at his Diana Duff Frazier, society's win 7:48—Patti Chapin. 7:16—Lanny Ross. r ths German Invasion of B ol-; were almost one-third of the way The bride is a graduate of El Hamburg and Bremen. late gome Tuesday morning at some and wealthy No. 1 glamor Real Estate and Inaarance Russia in 1918. ) lightning. No firs resulted. to Moscow, atljl more than 400 liott hospital, Manchester, N. H., 8:00—^The Telephone Hour. 7:30—^Blondle. Crews of the raiding bombers 8:30 followed by a funeral mass in girl, will be married this afternoon State Theater Building 8:00—^Report To the Nation. high command bulletin on. mllea away, and In the Dvtnak sec-' and has been assistant supervisor TeL 6648 - 7148 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein Sym Miss Olsdys McKinney, who has reported being able to see clearly St. Bridget’s church at 9 o’clock. to John Simms Kelly, Manhattan phony Orchestra. 8:30—Gay Nineties Revue. [ «aqptu*e of the Latvian port tor of Latvia they were a third of In the operating room of Griffin Burial will be in St. Bridget’s Insurance man and erstwhile Uni ~ ~ by a report that a been caahler at the Silk City Diner the way to Leningrad, more than the effects of heavy bomb hits on 9:00—Dr. I. Q. 8:56—Elmer Davis and the News. hocpltal, Derby, Conn., for six industrial buildings and ship cemetery. veraity of Kentucky athletic star Russian Avialon near the since last September, has left to 300 miles from Dvlnsk. years. The bridegroom is employ . 9:30—^Program from New York. 9:00—Lux Radio Theater. ooaat had been encircled In a accept a position at the Town Hal) "During last night our troopa ed by the Chase Brass Company building yarda in both cities. They 10:00—Contented Hour. 10:00—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. in Coventry. said, too, that Bremerbaven and 10:30—Juan Arvlzu—Songa. Oonnan northward push in continued atubbom fighting in the in Waterbury. 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Company. Emden and the docks at Den Hel- 11:00—Newt. 10:46—Music Patterned for Dane NORGE and Latvia. Murmanak, Dvlnak, Minsk and Funerals I Report O b L w o w Ospture The Manchester Pipe Band, led Luck aectors,” the communique White-Donovan der In The Netherlands were 11:15—Harry Kogen’a Orchestra. Ing. I (all of Lwow was announced by William Forbes, presented a said simply. "In other aectors of bombed. 11:30—Harry James's Orchestra. 11:00—News, Weather. short concert at Trueman's Ice Mrs. Helen Downing Smith; her The-Air Ministry said that du»- Frank E. Claugbsey 12:00—War News. Nell Bond- 11:06—Sports Roundup. jp ecial communique and that the front night reconnaiaaance, daughter. Miss Rayetta Smith, and The funeral of Frank E. tu in the regulu dally war Cream Bar on McKee street Sat frequent troops re-groupings and ing the Sunday ewqcp along the Holiday Special shu’a Orchestra. 11:10—News of the World. urday night in honor of Joseph several other local relatives and Claughaey, of 12 Bralhard place, ' X. M. 11:25—Musical Interlude. ELECTRIC northern French coast not a sin Issued later, after an un- artillery duels took place." who died Thursday at the Memo I Trueman, one of the founders of friends, attended the marriage on gle German plane waa encoun 12;3(>—Bob Chetter*a Orchestra. 11:30—Caesar Petrilo'a Orcheatre delay. The action highlight of the com Saturday of Miss Ellen Elizabeth rial Hospital, was held this morn aald the German ring around the organlxadon. The band appear munique was an account of 15 tered. Lubid(»ition, Oil Chauge (5 Qtfl.) 12:56—News. 12:00—Linton Wells, News. Frying Pan ing at 8:30 from the W. P. Quiah armies in the central sec- ed in full dress in preparation for German tanka destroyed by bomb- Donovan, daughter of Mr. and Mra. The Brltlah Press Aasociatlon'a l:0Or-SUenL A. M. t ths long eastern front was a field day at Greenwich Friday to Daniel J . Donovan of 134 Wood Funeral Home, with a solemn high ■ ■ V 12:05—Joey Kearns’ Orchestra. COOKING era and Russian tanka after a aviation writer.said today Britain __drswn Ughter but, save for which bands from all parts of the land, Bristol, and Thomas Holman maga of requiem 'at St. Jam es’s Oeau Plugs, Air Filter, Battery Tomorrow's Program 12:80—Dance Orchestra. reconnaiaaance group had cut off a White of Philadelphia. The cere- apparently has won a round in the church at nine o’clock. The Rev. loapture of Lwow and Libau, its country will compete. Panzer unit at a. village Identified race with Germany to produce the A. M. 12:56—News. on that war theater waa mony was performed at ten o’clock 'N^ncent Hines waa celebrant. 6:00—Reveille and Agricultural SAFE CLEAN" only as "X." by the Rev. Francis T. Monahan, fastest and heat fighter planes. Aa the body was borne into tha O ver The and bhra of detail, saying Tonight's session of the training "Soviet bomber squadrons flew He declared operations during News. Tomorrow’s Program course being conducted for teach assistant pastor of St. Joseph's church, the organist, Mrs. John 8:25—Newt. A. M.* COOL HEALTHFUL to meet the enemy," said the com church, Bristol. Mra. K. C. Kelly the past two weeks demonstrated I already announced In a spe- ers and officers of the Sunday munique. "Aa a result Red Army Mra. Clara Southergill, of' 84 sweetheart neckline, long, fitted John B. and Ralph W. Lamenzo ter; John Fenney_. of Hartford, 9:48—Aa The Twig la Bent. 9:00—Press Ifewi. the Black Sea, along the southern sleeves, full skirt and tnfin. Her to Jam es Brogan, store locate-.oit 10:00—Bess Johnson. on the Baltic front. DNB, North School, left this morning for flank of the bc.tUefront, a corn- Raymond Fritts and Clinton Jack- 9:16—Songa by Elvers. It Is Caused By Inadequate Cooking Facilities. The Answer German news agency, said, Buffalo, N. Y„ where she will at finger-tip veil of English tulle fell 95 Pine street for a term of two son of. West Hartfoi^d. 10:18—Ellen Randolph. 9:30—Melodic Moments. muniqueliqi aald German and Ruman- from a Juliet cap of peKrl beads. years at an annual rental of 8540. 10:30—Bachelor’s Children. st destruction of the Bois^e- tend the 6th National Convention Ian attempts to smash through-ugh- 9:45—Hymns of AU Churches. units is certain." of Townsend Clubs. Mrs. Souther- She carried a bouquet of orchids Warrantee Deeds 10:45—^Road of Life. 10:00—By Kathleen Norris. into the Xjkraine and to cross the Robert A. Thayer to the Na 11:00—Mary Marlin. To .lt Is---> Change To . Hundred Tanks Destroyed gill plans to mall to the two local Prut river into Bessarabia were re stephanontis and wrlghtll. 10:16^M yrt and Marge. luTbe agency also said several Ubraiiea copies of the Buffalo Miss Marie Donovan sister of tional (jonatructlon Inc., three Iota Hospital Notes 11:15—Pepper Young’a Famfiy. 10:30—Stepmother. pulsed in fierce fighting. located on Cooper Hill. 11:30—The Goldbergs. Ired Ruaaian tanks and 42 neu-spapera describing the conven 'Terming the German high com the bride who waa maid of honor 10:46—Woman of Courage. . tion were destro3red or captur- wore a gown of white marquisette W. Harry England to Frank 11:48—David,Javld Harum. H 11:00—Ad Liner. tion so the home folk Interested mand’s clalma yesterday of vast Young and wife, property located I—Genq and Glenn, by German forces at Ravi’a in the Plan can keep in touch with with com flower blue panel, full Admitted Saturday: Harry Good 12 Noon 11:16—Martha Webater. gains and great destruction “a skirt and full bishop sleeves. Her on North .Elm. Just inside Sovietlxed Bo- what is happening at the conven manifest lie and boastful humbug,” win, 1100 Middle Turnpike Boat; 11:30—Big Sister. about 40 miles northwest of poke bonnet of mifilne matched Trade Namea 12:16—The Luncheonalres. 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. ELECTRIC COOKING tion. the Moscow communique lis t^ Samuel jRosenateln haa submit Richard Hood, Bloomfield; Law The latter fortifled city, the panel of her gown. She carried rence GahzeU, Bloomfield; Charles 12:30—^Thc Weather Man. 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. known as Lemberg, w u the these figures of Its own for the two a cascade bouquet of blue lace ted the name of a company to be 12:36—Day Dreama. P. M. Mrs. Frfii Woodhouse and chil sides; known as the Manchester Knitting Sadlon, Columbia. of fierce Gernutn-Ruaslan flowera, yellow marguerites, rap Birth; Saturday, a son to Mr 12:46—Singlh’ 12:15—When a Girt Marries. HBtmng In the World War. dren, of 19 Benton, will spend the Tanka destroyed or captured—- Company and L>. H. Hale has fllcfi 1:00—News, Weather. And Enjoy Cooking As You Never Have Before. month of July at Giant's Neck. Mr. ture rosea and gypsophila. and Mrs. Raymond 'Hennequln,‘28 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. ^ German occupation of Lwow 2,500 German, up to 900 Ruaaian; The six brideamaida, another the name of Hale’s Super Store 1:15—U ttle Show. Woodhouse. proprietor of the Cor planes destroyed—1,500 German, Cottage. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. phr the second time in two veara sister, Miss Ann Donovan; Mra. with Town Clerk S. J. Turkington 1:30—Marjorie Mills. 1:00—News, Weather. * announced by the high ’com- ner Soda Shop at Main and Bisaell 840 Russian; prisoners — 30,000 John O. Andrews of Leominster, for record. The Manchester Knit Dlacharged Saturday:-Jamea Ju- 2:00—Wrmtvilla Sketchss. streets, will spend a few days at German, 15,000 Russian. 1:05—Main Straet, Hartford. ' in a special bulletin. Mass., sister of the bridegroom; ting Company la located In the ri>A 68 Peart; Ronald Lord, Ellihg- IlllllllllUlli. 2:16—Msdey Tlinc: 1:16—The Woman In White. fThla and the DNB reporto from inter\-ato with his family at the (The German summary of the Miss Claire Egan of New Rochelle, former Glaatonbury Knitting Com ton; Paul Brandt, 470 Hartford 2:30—Concert Matinee. shore. first week of fighting said the Nazi 1:30—The Right To Happiness. ararfroqt were the only new N. T. Mias Marie Nolan of Provi pany building at Manchester Green Road; Norbert O’Connell, Hay- 3:00—^Against the Storm. 1:46—life Can Be Beautiful. ition. however, there being war machine destroyed 2,233 Rus dence, Miaa Frances O'Oonnell of and Hale's Super Store la located Lake, Colchester; Richard 3:16—Ma Perkins. The Clean, Cool, Fast, sian tanks, 1,297 armored ca n and 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. |i’-«Ktnor(linary delay In iasuance Mrs. George H. WilUams, of 105 Derby and Miss Mary Loftus of at 20 East Center. Krinjack, 18 Purnell Place; Mrs. 3:30—Guiding L ig h t 2:16—Joyce Jordan—Girt Interne. daily eommuniaue. Oxford, and Mrs. Samuel J . Hous 4,107 planes, took 40,000 prisoners, Carbondala, P!g„ wore gowns of Marrlaga Inteattoos Teresa Anaaldl. 140 M ^ le ; Miaa 3;4lt-Vic and Sade. 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. Nazi fighting forces 'seized ton, of 73 School, attended the sank four Soviet destroyers, three white marquisette, two with rose The following have applied fos Evelyn Hawley, 167 Benton; Mra. 2:48—Kate Hopkins — Angel of t.^ ty from Ruarian defenders dinner dance at New London Sat submarines and a torpedo boat and panels, two with applt green and marriage licensee at the office of Catherine Siemenski, 18-Marble. JHercy. morning, the high command urday night. The party followed serlosuly damaged the 2,800 ton the Town Clerk: Domenlck J. Vos- Admitted Sunday: Mri. Louisa cruiser Maxim (Sorky. two of yellow, with poke bonnets Lieut. Trotter 3:00—Mary Margaret McBride. Economical Way Is wliila leaa than two veara the convention of the SU te Elks of maUne in matching shades and co, grinder, Manchester and Mary Gonoli; Stafford Springs; Law 8:16—Frank Parkar — Golden • eooaiderable portion otf the Aseod^on. Reports Uiok Oapturod bouquets similar to that cd the Katherine Sheehan, machine opera rence Frehelt, 68 Foley; Janet Cer- Treasury of Song. 1 |*oilab Army waa forced to (DNB, German news agency, re maid of honor. tor, Manebeotar: Paul W. Fulta, vlni, 318 Oak; Mrs. I^u l Mortarty ^Called to Duty 3:30—Studio Matinee—WDRC En la the Dwow region. Center Hose Company No. 2 will ported the German drive toward Thomas B. Wright, Jr„ of Bur auto mechanic, Manchester and and infant son, 78 Wells; Henry semble. Germaaa then withdrew hold a fire drill tonight, meeting at Moscow had swept into, old White Alice Obremakl, preaser, of this Keeney, BraliumJ Place; Carl 8:56—War Commentary, Weather. | Russia beyond the fortress town lington was best man and the ush ^the city and placed it in the the headquarters at 8 o’clock ers were John O. Andrews, Edward town; Frederick J. DeLorme of Hohn, 13 Cooper Hill. Woodrow T. Trotter, eon of Mr. The Electrical Way, wtiMi Poland waa sharp. of Minsk. A German radio report Death: Sunday: Timothy Doyle, Clean Clothes Are Herons, William q. Ings, H. Tem Freeport, U I., and GeorglMa Cul . and Mra. Thomaa D. Trotter, of 84 said Luck, in Sovietised southern ple Dodge Jr., vid Rodertc L. pepper of thia town. ^ 105 Deming. ^ at Brief The Mary Cheney Library and Poland, had been c^tured in a Smith. A wedding breakfast for Warrantee Deed Admitted. today: Mra. Bessie Cool Summit, who bald a rpaerva com Hong Kong, June 80.—(P)—^The capture of Lwow was its West Bids branch wiU be closed drive toward the Uloraine. The 75 guests followed the ceremony Edward J. Holl to Edward J. Fer Townsend, TalcottvUle; Edward Always Clothes I J of 2nd lieutenant of tha edge of a ^ boca from tho diroc- tbp Foriirat'a head- July 4th and 5th. Germans reported deep penetration at John Oooke'B, PlatnviUe and ris Jr. end wife, lot of land on Zimmerman, 889 Main; HarolftI into Lithuania and Lat'vla and QuaAennaster Oorpa of t t e United Uoa of Uw PhiUpplaeo swept [ .fioday la tUa brief an- reception later for 200 gueats at Lenox street In the Greenacres Mlkoleit, .31 Woodland; Litman Step into your Summer suit just back from UT S. S__ Hong Koag today, grounding two See Your Favor^ka Dealer T h t local' ■ Selective Service said two Russian armies were cut the summer home of Jhe bride’s tra ct Selwits, 4 Pearl; Mn. Harriett . Cleaneira and you’re prepaid to face the most = StailM Army, wae cilled (or a Models from $ 1 1 9 . 9 5 up off between Bialyatok and Minsk Oilneae river steemera and tying • taken today. The board received a telegram from parents at Odar Lake. BnlhUag Permits Norton, 9 Oakland. torrid heat wave. Send your cHithes here often! s year's extended active duty aa of up dilpptag, air aervice, ferry cqi- han been flying Military spokesmen in Vichy eati- Application for a building permit Discharged today: Chariee Bad- June 27. Lieutenant Trotter re- National headquarters In Wash mated these armies totaled 400,000 eratiooA street c a n and buaee. A ob l K riaca 4:20 a.m.’* ington today stating that an for a five-room ' single home on Ion; Marion Fleck, 74 Florence; ' ported to Fort Adame la Nessport, Chlneoe woman was kUled aad As Low As $3.75 Per M U tt. Baaday). men,( but indicated they might be 51 P. C. of Taxes Phelps Road has been filed a t the Mra. Jaihee Dlckaon and Infant eon, CLOSED SATURDAYS AT 7 P. M. | R. L, for hie physical exatntaiaUon amendment to the Selective Serv strong enough to fight their way four Chlneoe were injured when a ice and Training Act deferring aU Building Inspector’s ofllce by 156 Benton.' and then proceeded to the Quar- hut ooMapoed befora a 92-mUe-an- tlMt out of any trap. Frank Phelpe, owner and builder. Censua: .78 patients- .. DURING JU LY AND AUGUST tormaeter adiool la pgjir*-*-*-*- toglstrants who have reached their TTie Soviet communique acknowl Is Already hi hoor wfad. S8tb birthday had passed the Ban- The house la to coat 85,000. for a couraa oC taMxaqtlcn. TKe E l^ ic DIv&Ml edged that N ail Panser epearhead A buUiUng permit was issued to (Male Bdiednle Re reeMved Mb flondqita upon ate and would be referred Immedi had driven through the Minsk do- Total tax receipta. not laeludiag ly bava day by Building Inspector B. C. Tueaday, ToosU end Adenoid at e r s tm O a a (n«i Beetcm IMvecM- ately to the House for action. team Une, but said the advanoa waa tha aaaount received today, a t the 10 a. m. Wktte ElUott Jr., to Harold A. Tooliffa ty. ~Jm ie of tMs B. D. PEARL 9 stopped by ' Russian Infantry, office of Tax Collector Samuel J . for a four-room bouse on Union Wadnesday, Well-Baby Coafar- Joao; APPLIANCE AND FintNlTURE CENTBB Dorothea-B. Btavnltaky, pounded and strafed by tha Rad Molaaa, waa 8S86Jie8.il or aeariy e a o e U. S. Cleaners & Dyers wtdl tkh |MBto|gfhar at the M ioAaet* Ptaee to cort 18,800: from 8 to 4 o'clock at T. M. air fleet and bid f««Bd Itself '.nn on 81 Mr saatvof thp, total of Uu en- ^ pansit wan losued (b D JL G. A. f V DIAL 7100 (M tiviB r NaMl SL ' PhMW 76^ ' Botol Sl^ridaa Bldg. I.TTWL CmpiMuy. Is cm her waafc'e estosmsiyly d< S c ufit lt postJUoe,' ;oS tJUreliK.lte- he tewadL Fba total niHiBtDBlfnw of nnecaao' I po m R s ' • M 'ttS ...... M S t MaMi MANCHESTER BVENTOQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 80,1041 MANUHESTER e v e n in g HiSRALDi MANCHESTER, GONN. ! *■ ■ j . ______Leaden in Civic, Mili* . - ‘ , ■ , ...... : ;;— ■ ' —'* ♦ ■ tary and Patriotic Or But Few Days Left to John Kingsbury, Jr. Details will be Library Rites announcefTTiter. Bolton ganization^ Attend. Contribute to This Stafford Springs Mrs. George Jacqucmlne arrived home Friday, driving from Worthy Cause; list of Mm'iartys Stay Unheateri,JNwMeriden, 3-l \ Yankees Also Streldfe Mra. CByde Marahah To Be Short idquarters Named geha O. Natta fomla alone. Hen husband has been Hartford, June SO—(F5—Leaders PbOBS 4051 in civic, mlllUry snd^patrlotlc or Those Who Gave. ^ «7X, StafloN transferred to the Blast coast. — - f r Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fish, of ganisations were-among the hun Home Run Clouting t«| Roosevelt to Speak at Following are today’s contribu For Reffistering Men West Hartford, spent Sunday with Another accident occurred on dreds who gathered at St. Joseph’s Mrs. Lena Burchman,' 67, of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles tions to the American Legion's Nigger Hill in BbTtdn on Saturday cathedral this morning to attend Dedication of Building Norwich, died of a heart attack on Hccklcr Fireworks Fvjid: Wilkos, Twirls, Bats Heat Deprives Joe McCluskey of T m ct Honors evening involving a car and a mo funeral services for Maj. Thomas J. 23 Straight Conte^ the steps of the hospital here last Miss Etetty Visny an^ Miss Anna -^HoldTng His Papers* Prevloua balance ...... 8371.20 o f the Rockville Oiesecke have arrived home from torcycle. The two jroung men Bannigan. Tolland night shorU:^«after her grandson, riding on the motorcycla which Oewald’e Grocery ...... 1.00 Board to a two weeks’ vacation spent at Major Bannigan, for 20 years Hyde Park, N. Y., June SO—(ff) John R. Wennergren...... 1.00 Mn. Jokn a. StecM Ira Sllverlleb, two and a half Mt. Vernon, ■ N. Y., and Point O’ overturned were taken to the Team to 7th Victory CouldnT Beat'the Sun Manchester Memorial hospital for head 6f war veterans’ activities In —Before a gathering of President M. Fendell ...... / ...... 1.00 Local Veteran Tomorrow for U1S-S RockvtU* years old, was admitted with mi Woods Connecticut, died Friday night at Faulkner Wins nor injuries suffered when hr fell treatment. They were Richard Pero Orchards ...... 1.00 ' Slsler S 19«Year*01d l "It e that va y after e e t t ^ Mrs. Arthur Reed has returned hts home at the Veterans Admin P.ooiovelfs "home folke," the Pentlond, The FlorlsC .... 2.00 Number C^e. from a moving automobile. home after a week's visit with her Hood, 21, of 1016 Blue Hills istration Facility in Newington. FronUUn D. P.oorayflt library wUl Stops Dexter* on Nifty Mr. and Mn. FriU OomtU and Mias Mary O'Halloran of High Avenue, . Bloomfield and Lawrence J. E. Rond-rr-...... 2.00 Forced Out of 1st Golf Test Mark aa brother, aayton Reed and family Father Timmons Deacon be dedicated today on Snormoue *Box Score street, member of the teaching Oanzell, 20, of Park Avenue of oa Broadway Candy Store .. 1.00 4>Hit Pitching, Drive* Juha 80.—The head- daughter. Merelyn. moved Sai of Tolland. The funeral woe held this m om -1 cabinet for documenU relat- 1 Mra. L. temple Sweep Double with! ^ „ fat arena number one (jay to Wetherefleld. after aeveverily staff at Stafford high school will The Marvel Cooks held their last the same town. Ing from his home at 9 o’clock, . America during an Joseph Wetheral In All Local Runs with Moriarty Bras. assume her new duties as a mem meeting of the season last Friday The accident which happened 10,000 Meters Nalji Red Sox, Ord.; ^ ' indudee the towns of Ver- j years Jiving in Tolland Ullage. The with a solemn requiem moss■ at>t the th» ^ world crieie. Joseph ^hrend AB R H PO A E Open* Defense of Title ber of the State Board of Bkluca- with their leader. Miss Mary about seven o'cloclk' was investi cathedral at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Double and Single in Hildebrand, cf ..4 0 0 2 0 0 Bngton and Somers, for all j,ouse they rented has been sold tlon, Tuesday. Miss O’Halloran Bowen. The club worked on dem gated by Constable Oscar Ander A short ceremony, topped by an Thomas Shea Keenay, 2nd ....4 0 1 5 4 0 In President^ Cup; And Dodgers Split; | h « Mnt^a ny to tha George F. Clark, pastor of St. address by the chief executive, J W. H. Mggins field and popped weakly to _ Men who reached the age Hoyt Hayden. was appoint^ to the board by onstrations and decided on teams. son of West street who turned the Tri*County Loop Qash Gordon, rf .... .4 0 0 0 0 0 Cojlspses Under Blister Mary’s church, Newington, woe woe arranged for mld-oftemoon. A. M. Shearer...... 1.00 Other Results. Indians Are Beaten. before laehtaj, out e double la years sines the last j x>omtnlc Riley, of Uarchmoot, N. Governor Robert A. Hurley for a Refreshments were served by the Investigation over to the State celebrant of the mace. The Rev. Miss M. E. Zorskle ...... 60 8. Katkaveck. e .8 0 1 4 S 0 six-year term ending, July 1, 1947. leader. Informal Invitations were extended Katkaveck, e 4 1 1 11 2 0 ing Sun Near Finish sixth. His record-setting smash.' __ day, sdll be at the y gpendlng a brief stay at the Police. The car i Involved was James P. Timmone of Mencheeter, A F rien d ...... 60 A gparklinar individual per single, came ta tbe seventh f Miss O'Halloran who succeeds The Mothers' Club is In charge driven by Ernest Gowdy of Cov to the president’s friends and Burks, as ...... 8 1 * 1 2 2 1 Tommy Faulkher opened de By Gayle Ta]bot the local board U home of hie mother. Mrs. Edna former chaplain at the Veterans neighbors. Miee Anne McAdams formance of Kasimir Wilkos Of Grind; Rogers of tbe nightcap after he had Rockville. *f Francis 8. Nettletoo of Rockville of the supper for the Summer entry. 'hospital, was.deacon; and the Rev. Beauty Shop ...... 25 Becker, If ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 fense of hie Preeidant’s Cup golf AP Sports Writei’ Riley, at Stone Croft. Festival to be held July 9. The But there woe no formal list of brought Moriarty Brothers Thomas, I f ...... i 0 0 1 1 0 two filet to the outfield and _ Bernard J. Ackerman Mies Miriam Underwood who It a native of Stafford, graduated To Hold Meeting William F . Cavanaugh of St. SilbroB ...... 1.00 Fourth in Broad Jump championship at tbe local Country to short ta hie first three ai from St. Edward's parochial committee is; Mrs. Stephen Mrs. Leslie Bolton who acted as "big name” official guests for the their seventh straight tri Griswold, 3rd ..2 1 1 2 2 1 In dtarge of tie baa been i'll for three weekt, it re Mary’s home. West Hartford, was dedication of a library which U Lawrence Case ...... 2.00 Wilkos, p ...... 8 0 2 0 0 0 club scoring a 2 and 1 victory ' ' From today on it is Joe Di- ances. W thla office and Ifciere WUl be school. Stafford High school and Younger, Mrs. Joseph McBriety, chairman of the Old Fashioned sub deacon. Burial was In St. ported improving. Her niece, Mra. Mrs. Walter KeUer, Mrs. W ilfr^ tuilQue because it was built to Independent Cloak Co., Inc 5.00 umph in the Tri-County Joe McCluikey’s hopes of over Clarence Larson ta tbe first Magffio who must sit and In addition to DlMagglo'* ■I racistrars wh^^U he at Catharine Lang it with her. the College of St. EUtabeth In Lawn Party and Strawberry Fes Joseph’s cemetery, Plolnvllle. - Robert S. Dennison ...... 6.00 round of the annual tourney. All the Yankees extendedthelr EHiabeth N. J. After receiving Hill and Mrs. Ernest Davis. Menu safeguard in one place the price League yesterday afternoon Totals . . 3 1 S 7 27 15 2 gaining a double triumph in Watch nervously as one slug Mtween thajioura of 8 Harlan Fogll has taken over Uie tival has called a meeting of all Active bearers, all members of lees personal and official records of opening matches have been com run hitting tactics to 25 her Bachelor of Science degree meat loaf, vegetable salad, potato the members of her^ various com at Mt. Nebo as the Gas Hous Meriden la Md 10 n. m. tomorrow to aa- paper route previously deliviifed the Newington hospital staff, were: a president.' , 8397.95 Hslsteta, 1st the 10,000-meter run and the pleted and Pro Etaar I'Rlcky" An ging youngster after another game». as Tomniy Henrlch, from St. Elisabeth, she taught for chips, rolls, coffee, and home made mittees to be held at her home In ers turned back the formida Gordon and Oiarley Keller ^__ pUnaa registering.____ by Louis Miller. calce. Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton Is in Dr. Walter A. German, chief medi 6,000,000 Documents Stored O’Brien, 3rd 3.000- meter steeplechase of deraon said today that the second comes up “to ’(chlUenge his f Qlieerved Aaalvetsary The regular meeting of Tolland brief period In New York city Bolton Center this evening at cal officer; Attorney Myer Schwol- round must be finished by Sunday, ed four-baeee. The twin victory and later returned to Stafford charge of the Pageant which will Six million documents are beihg ble threat of the Meriden Carktas, 2nd the 53rd National AAU track modem big-league record for iSdM ra. George Hartmann, Grange will be held at the Oom- 7:30 p. m. A summarisation of Bky; Dr. Edward H. Gibbons, chief stored In the stone, Dutch colonial Neastag, If . July J8. the New Yorkers a game an l^aor avenue, obeerved their Springs. She has been head of the be presented at 2:45 p. m. Dexters in one of the fastest and fleld championships at hitting in consecutive games. munily House Tuesday evening, all money received at the affair ofo the medtial . ... service;.... .u Dr. . Thomas... I structure. They recount the things Urges Suppwt- Warner, cf . ro8 t round results follow: T. O. half in front of the second-o; .laililtiig anniversary on Sun- Latin department et Stafford will be made and Mrs. Bolton will R. Preston, chief of the out-paUent Roosevelt hoe done for 30 and most spirited games in Franklin Field in Philadelphia Brown defeated C. T. E. Willett, 3 The long watch ended yes Indiana July 1, and will be In charge of High school for the past eleven Mitaar, as .. ad the summer home new members end Graces. There announce the final accounting service; Capt. Elsie P. Townsend, ,ince his election to the New the circuit this seasen. Wilkos Pierce, rf . and 1; Ernie Beyer beat Colin terday for George Sisler. the Max Turschman of Staf- years. Miss O’Halloran Is the over the week-end were shat will be one regular meeting in within a few days. uUllty officer; James F. Daley, ad-1 Vork sUte Senate. Of Democracy not only stifled the invaders Semrau, e . tered by a blistering 95-de- DaYles, 5 and 4; A. L Rtker, Jr., once-peerless first baseman of daughter of Mrs. Mary O'Halloran W i t l i n g ion Bolton 'Wins Again judication officer; William T. I Woodke, p dispoB^ of L. H. Albright, 5 and August. of this town and the late Lott They tell the story of a man. But with a nifty four-hit pitching srere nearrled June 88th, The annual Ladles' Night was Bolton Grange won the first Florello, supply officer; and David/| they tell also the story pf America gree sun that forced him out 4: Henry Rockwell turned back the St. Louis BrownV as he Stafford. Mr. Hartford la O'Halloran. Miss Jennie B. CTmrch ball game from Suffleld Grange Rittow, finance officer. display but he also rapped out Tjptale . . . fff competition Saturday aft Gordon Tuttle, 4 and 3; Karl John saw his record of hiUing in Local Sporii observed et the June meeting of Mr. and M n. Max Turschman In the last world war when Frank- Rededication of Teach 1 4 24 10 0 .fOle businesa man who baa on Sunday afternoon with a score lln D. Roosevelt was assistant sec a single and double that drove Meriden Dexters 000 000 100— 1 son whipped F. T. Bllsh, Jr., one kto praaenUocatloD for 2i the l^Uand Community Men'e club of West Main street entertained ernoon when the thirty-year- 41 8traight contests shatter held in the church parlora last Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lown of of 913. The second game was retory of the Navy, of the 1920 ers to Cause to Help ' in all three local runs. Moriarty Bros, 000 010 20x—S up; T. J..Faulkner topped Clarence ed after 19 years by the New Mea. Hartmann was tha at a picnic party at their summer Putnam, have announced the en called on account of rain with Runs batted in: Wilkos 3, *em- old local veteran ran himself Larson, 2 and 1; Earl Ballsleper C h atter Wella Schneider. The Thursday night with a large at home in SUffordvillt, yesterday, campiUg;n when the same Mr. Through four and one-half Inn York Yankee star in an exhi tendance. After the bualneaa meet gagement of their daughter, Elsa Bolton leading 5-0. Named British Roosevdt was a candidate for vice Preserve Liberty Urged ings the rivals battled without a rau; two base hits. L. Katkaveck, into a state of delirious ex beat Ed Webb, 2 and 1; Del St. have ' three aons, Ruaeell, for Mr. end Mrs. George Hart Griswold, Wilkos; HiU off; Wilkos John defeated Ed Uthwln, 3 end bition that thrilled 31,000 Thursday’s boxing card Ing J u ^ Ernest 8, Fuller of Bom- Barbara Lown to John Torrance Rogtstratlon at Coventry president, of hie two terms os gov score u W ilku and Woodke stag haustion and waa pulled off "House of Action” at the 1 and George Jr. Both Mr. mann of Rockmile In honor of HcLearn of Willlngton, nephew of 4 in 9, Woodke 7 In 9; stolen bases; 2; Martin Alvord eliminated John _ _ Hertmann are afflUated srs gave a talk and showed mov their twenty-fifth wedding, ennt All Bolton men, who have ernor *of the Empire State, of the Boston, June 8h.— —A “re- ed a brilliant slab duel. Then in the track. He was leading the fans in the nation’s capital, of Hartford Road and West Mr. and Mra. James Service, Jr. reached twenty-one years of age Supply Headl New Deal one. the nation’s only the l u t of the fifth with two away Burke; double plays: O’Brien to Hyde, 8 and 2: Art Wilkie edged i'aavaral local organlsatlona. ing pictures of his trip through veraary. Over 85 relatlveas, and dedication of American teachers 10.000- meter event with little Henry Smith, 2 and 1; Harry streak Began May 15 tar street will be head^ by a 'u South America. The Pease orches M lu Lown viraa awarded a degree since last October must register three-time president, of a country for Moriartyi, Griswold laced a Ctarklna to Halsteta, L. K at to 8. Jolting Joe. the new king, ! outing was held on Sun- friends attended. Mrs. H art^ to the cause of democracy" In K at to Gris|mld, Griawold to Mathiasoh downed BIU Maver, 4 rounder between Ralph Ti^IU was attended by many tra of Ellington furnished the mm 'from Middlebury College this year for conscription on Tuesday, July feverishly arming because of on- line double to left and scored when more than two of the twenty- ■lamped a double ta the flret con- Poughkeepsie. N. Y„ and We the former Mias Wella Schnet and hi a graduate of ^ tn a m high oraer World war. order to help the nation’s school IVilkoB poledsa single to center. Keeney to L.^Catkaveck; left on and 3 ;.Bob Boyce beat Earle Clif and rdatlvea, - sic for the evening end was well of this town Is a sister of MrS. I. This will apply to only a few Beaverbrook GiveA flve laps remaining when he teet against tbe Senators to tie Washington of Springfield, school. Mr. McLearn, who holds In the town of Bolton but It must Mirrors Life and Interests children to preserve free govern- Meriden knotted the count in ' kses: Moriarty Broa. 5, DexUra 5; ford, 2 and 1; Clarence Thornton Orneery Bingo recelvedT Turschmann. • base on baVs off: Wilkos 1, Wood collapsed. trimmed Bill Stevenson, 5 and 4; Sisler’e record and ' then came 160 pounder* . . . the eemt-fi Mrs. Susie Welgold Emery who bachelor. and master's degrees not be neglected. Boltonltes will sponsibility for The library mirrors, in other res- ment in a post-war world was urg its half of the seventh when, with through with a wildly-applauded features heavywelghta with 1 wUl be a grocery aoclal at from Temple University, Philadel peels the life and interests of the two away, Milner hit a groimder ke 2; hit by pitcher. Griswold by Stopped By Official Eskil Buckland, Jr^ whipped Ron Mra. Clifford Meyer baa spent the winter with rela register at the Town Hall in ed today by Donald Dushane of Woodke; struck out by: Wilkos nie Prentice. 2 and 1; Jay Rand single In the seventh inning of the "Big Boy” Carim of Hart— a t phis. Pa., Is an Instructor at E^ist South Coventry. The hall will portant War Job. president. Collections of Naval to Burke and waa safe on the lat McCluskey, holder of 22 national s tn e t thla tives in Balboa, Panama, has re - ...... ,..i Columbus, Ind., president of The 2; Ume: 1:35; umpirea: Quinn sad disposed of Art Baedor, one up on nightcap to eUmp Ms name ta Mated to oppose Marty O’T0 aald car." an open air service. Rev. Randall In either church from August 3 to Abolishes Old Post^ Marine Lost tion." in the League, Rockville trounced dslsgation ffom DUworth-Cornw 89: Henry Rockwall won low gross Infantry, 43rt Division, at C. Mason and a group from the post will be on hand to gtvs the while the race wea still in pro lished ta 1940. Bill Stewart of the I Yesterday, Oppose Gas to eperk a 18 to 1 victory in the •eddent oecurrad at 8 a. m. September 7, while the pastor. Dr. Churchill, in making hia second Fate Seen In Schoolroome East Berlin by Tl-S to make the Sauthern California A. A. end Les honors with a 77. Blandtag, Florida . "Chuck.- ! CongrageUonel church eaaUted Horace B. Sloat haa hla vacation. Coventry Orange will present Declaring that even now the fate atandtags as foUows: boys a lot of vocal support gress. Jake Weber, veteran Ford- opener, but Jack Knott etimped case you’re forgotten, was Day as Mr. and Mrs. cabinet shift In two months, abol ham and N. Y. A. C. trainer, and Sleera of the Olympic C^lub leaped Housers at the Oval. who left thair home at ! them. Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Lougee of a program entitled "Our Nation's As Ship Sunk of America in a post-war world 1s 4 w L Pet. IndlBstions this season, accord Saturday’s aeteeted 12 jieles with them ta the nightcap- 3 to 2, on editor, of the Brli^I Pra Mlaa Key Whitney end Miss Bet ished Lord Beaverbrook's old post ing to Winzlsr, point to Manebes- Dr. Joseph L Levy, gave McClus six feet 9 3-4 Inches ta the high Andover, Maas., about mld- Ellington New London were guests of her Hall of Fame” on July 3rd. The of minister of state, to which he being decided in the nation's M anchester...... 7 0 1.000 to equal the listed world two-thirds handicap waa taken by seven bits. he Joined the Army . . . ty Burnham left Wednesday morn mother, Mrs. Gertrude Bugbee annual Orange picnic Is sched schoolrooms, Duahane said: ‘T' - 8Ceriden . 4 S .571 tor reaching ths staU finals. Thors key first aid traatment whUe Joe Moriarty Brothers and PaganI'i Jim Wiley with 81-18—89. Second Detroit broke a four-game los drtvlaff south along was appointed May 2, and in which are only three teams fighting it rolling off tbe etretchsr, said "Let and beat the A. A. U. rec West Sides clash this evening at Lake road near the O. F. Ban ing for Camp Rainbow In Poqua- Friday. uled for July 19th. One of Detachment on "The thirty million Individuals RockvUle ...... 4 8 .671 place went to Bob Boyce with ing etreak when jroung Hal New- . Okyatal fnok for a brief veceUon. he fiad bcenj, known as deputy out for ths district noners and me ruiv." a ord of six feet S 3-4 Inches whichthe West Side Oval. Tbe rivalry He writes: "Since moving : ocaietcry. Ilie car crossed Tsi. «08*8, Baehvtts Private Ro'bert Bugbee of Camp Mrs. Charles Knapp entertained prime minister. in our schools today will be im- Hartford ...... 2 4 .333 I Steers set last year. Stewart was 46-8— 4(h Pete Mulligan turned ta houssr set the St. Louis Browne this spacious training base. ' Mrs. Winnie UtUefteld. who Blandlng, FTk., has been home for Way to England Miss jMrtant In our Army, Navy and East Berlin ...... 2 5 .288 Manchsater has a fine equad of Weatod Pelats Far Teem between thSM two teams dates hway and warn struck on the ladles of the I^ke Sewing The Canadian-born peer re ' swardsd first placs ovsr Steers for back td 19M and it grows with the 4S>7—41 to tie fo rthtrd piece with down on four hits, 8 to 1. ty-four hours before S t Pa I Uvea in Robert Watson’e house, U a few ulaya. Club at her home Thursday after factories If we become directly in Middletown ...... 1 5 .187 fifteen playera. Just wbo will take McCluskey bad come to thla pre- Henry Rockwell, who had 48-6—41. it side by a car proceeding Mr. and Mra. Georgs Hambach places Sir Andrew Rae Duncan as ing at Sea. the field ta tha opening game is having fewer misses. years, 'niera Is nothing either The two National L e ^ e bat Day, which happens to be _ oppoelbe direction being 111 at h4r home, Mlaa. Elsee Layton, who re noon. Members worked on ar volved In the World War, and wUl ^ certoua finish because, teem com Earl Ballsleper had lew greee with of this town have announced the Mra Raymond Mone and two minister of supply and Sir An hard to sUte as Wlnzler Is net at Bouncing Billy Brown of Louis squad tikes better than to pin a tlers, S t Louie and Brooklyn, 17th, aecortta|^.to the Irish, X ] by Howard D: Webb o< 72 signed as religious director, will ticles for the British Relief and drew returned to his former post Washington, June 30—(JPi—A decide the fate of democracy after petitor that he Is, be figured the iana State contributed the a 48. fought to a draw aa each divided found that those hardy New 1 engagement of Iheir daughter children, of Beverly, Mesa., are all cerUta. For three weeks the New York A. C. could use some third I defeat on the other. Murdock will - idreet. New Haven. week at the home of leave for her home by automobile, Red Cross. They have com as president of the Board ' of member of the United States Ma the World War is over. boys have been working out under meet mark with 50 feet 11 1-2 probably do the hurling for the a double-header, the Cardinals re landers can still "take it" and i Camlre who was sleeping Katherine Mary to Joseph F. Oes- oeorge Marus. at Great Village, Nova Scotia, to pleted a number of aprons for the Trade, succeeding Capt. Oliver rine Corps has been reported “ If we develop a German type extra points from him. Ha had inches ta ths hop, step end jun>P> A Scotch ball event for the taining their one-game lead. It out. True, there was quit# i Wtasler and ta thla ago theea boys never run the 10.000 OMtara (six West Sides and Olbert or Blanch „ rear aeat of the family car say, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Stspben ' jj|f^ Anna Parklngton has re morrow. She will be accompanied annual sale of the Ladles’ Associa Lyttleton, who w tt asaigmed ;o missing at sea, an authoritative youth movement, they will constu have set soma sort of a record by which also stands for a new Amer ard is likely togat the call for tbe ladies on Friday was captured by of sictoasa shortly after an by Mlaa Harriet Carter, the com tute it. I miles, S76 yards) ta those nationals Mrs. Jay Rand and Mrs. John Hay Bucky Wattara of Oncinnatl rived fiere, but It didn’t test I'atouat Instantly killed, one of Geaaey of Rockville. i .u ^ed to her home U» Wlneted, tion of the Congregational church, "sr/eclal duties abroad.” official said todaj^ following the Teatorday’s ReanlU attending every ■aaslon and get ican cltisen's record. Gas Houson. The nima wlU start outpltched Lon Warneka and two paseengere In the Webb car Mlae Frances Warner, of^MId- a two week's visit at the panion of Miss Sara Dunning, who to be held July 22nd. Beaverbrook retains bis place In sinking of ship which was carry- "If a demagogue takes over the Eastern ting there ahead of time. although ha haa run further in Brown led the individual scorers at 6:15 sharp and the usual prizes den, wboae acore waa 102-26—76. Tbe majority of the New ~ that he heard a blowout will spend a vacation at her home country. It will be with their help. road races without trouble. He free Mra. R. M. Oliver end Mra. Earl other S t Louie fllngers to win yes boys are ta bettor ehape now” dletown, has been the guest of • gf bar daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Rose and the__ — war cabinet,------although _ the ,lng a small detachment' of Ma- Williamsport .4, Hartford 8 ( 8 ) Windaor Locke is reported to v'.th 24 points, ftrata ta tbs hop, will be awarded. terday’s flrat encounter 6 to 2, but bMleved this caused the M n. Howard C. LoVeland of i yjira. Arthur VanSlcklin. In Nova Scotia. During her ab two children. Miss Sara Allen and minister of suppl> had not previ- I rlnes to England, If our liberties go It will bo be (rata) (1st). have the next beet team to Men- taken to Univentty hospital for step and jump, and tha ntnning Seaman were runner-upe with et any time ta their Uvea car to swerve acrosa the sence Miss Florence Dixon will cause Uiey have not been taught root. The diagnoola was eardlac broad jump and fourth ta the 10()- Both teams are deadly ta earnest 103-25 1-2—77 1-2. Low groee the Ctards came roaring back to Maple street. Mr. Loveland bae re- I xin. Arthur Buckley Miss Louise Allen left Friday for ouely been Included in that eight- I There were 10 Marines In the Wilkss-Bsrrs 7-4, Binghsmpton cheeter end aa they piav only aix about the outcome this evening. slub out a 14 to 4 win over five Ooroner Teomana quoted Mr. turned to hla bualnaaa In Daytona children, of Beverly, Maas., stay with Miss Dunning. Penacook, N. H., to spend the member body. I detachment, with a major In com- to understand arid value them, to 5-1. gemaa each team will be out to and heat ooUapee and tightening meter dash. honors ware taken by Mra. Stan "Being about as clever with aa stating that hla tires Tuesday avenlng there will be sacrifice and fight for them. Scranton 9-1, Albany 6-0. of tbe leg musetea. Ho stayed ta Moriartys wanto this game the ley Brelnerd end Mrs. 8, O. John assorted Red throwers ta ths sec gun as "One-Eyed" OonnoUy, Beach. Fla < recent gueaU at the home of week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John HallB Shift As Salutary mand, the official said, but the get tha early advantage. Weot Coraeliua W arm erdam , the worst way and will field its .an In good cmidlUon. an important meeting for teach British opinion, which knows I initial report yesterday did not In- "If ova democracy Is cast aside Elmira 10-0, Springfield 4-2. the hoepital ever night end was son with a 98. ond. Ths Cards scored eight managed to learn the finer ' Miss Hattie R. M. Berr, of Main ' Mra Ansel Chriatensen M. Allen. - Hartford haa the third team ta the Olympic Club star who pole-vault strongest club. Paganl’s are crip rune in tbe seventh inning, their Ob Weaterm Trip ers of the Willlngton Hill Sunday Beaverbrook as a man who knoy?s aicate the missing man’s rank or it wljl be because they have not National won enough yesterday to attend trieeeles of shooting ( ? ) a street Is %istUng her stsUr Mra i family. Mlaa Carolyn Buckley The South Coventry Water district, league end according to ed 15 fact 5 3-4 inches earlier this pled at this writing and will prob biggest round of the season. Helen Kreyaalg of this dty. Frank R. Flrtlon. of Westfield, ‘ remain during her vacaUon. School at the church. Supply Company la having an ar how to get things done, hailed the identity. been taught to undei;stand Its his Brooklyn 5-2, Boston 2-6. reporU got a lata start and might tbs meet although be was forced year, won first place ta that event thanks to a Manchester Walter P. Day has been dis tory and purposes, its strengths Cincinnati 6-4, S t Louis 2-14, to aeratch from the steeplechase, ably unleash that old fighting Dodgeca AMo Split man. Sergeant Charlie Barrari.'v Died by Mr. and Mrs. Maas.' ------tesian well driven near R. H. shift as a salutary stroke. The marines were on a Dutch not get going until It Is too latk with a mark of 15 feet—and cre West Side spirit In this encounter Week End Sports Kreiraaig and Hugo Kell- Joseph Lavttt. of North Park charged from the Johnson Me Woodworth’s mill on Lake street. 'The Dally Herald (Laborlte), vessel, now In British service, and weaknesses... PitUburgh 8-3, Chicago 2-8. in which he was the defending ated some confusion for the rec Brooklyn gained a split with the genial sort of fellow with plef' morial hoepHal. Stafford Springs, Dushane reiterated recent stAte- New York 10, Philadelphia 7 champlea. Lou Gregory of tha to offset tbe Injured list. Neither 01 patience, was one at th *’ at MelTM and Mrs. XUer of street has returned from a busi which described itself as an 'Im which was torpedoed somewhere ords. His mark bettered the listed team has been hitting ta the Twi Boaton Braves, winning; 5 to 2 .ranee, Maae.. left on Saturday ness trip to Maine where be In- and haa returned to ..his home in placable foe" of Beaverbrook in the Atlantic, the official said. menta that American education (1st). MUlroeo A. C went on to eep the world record of 14 feet 11 inches, By The Assodsted Press end then losing 6 to 2 in the atructora at the rifle range: North Coventry^ Sponges really are skeletons. 10,000 and Forraet IM w of Okla circuit and both are due to break a two weeks motor trip to 0*1- apMtedjtbe potato crops. South Willlngton. Living sponges are covered with litlcally, hailed him as a war afly He gave, ship’s name as the was being threatened by Inaufft- (2nd gams postponed^ set by Earle Meadows and William PMladelphia—Grover Klammer nightcap, which was halted after weeks ago. If Mr. Barrera clent riaUonal support, poor pay Azneriean Rec Softhall homa took the 8,000 aiater test. out any time. Beta world record 46 seconds for rot a laugh ta his life, he got Tbs Old ‘Timemera setback club An entertainment and exhibi flesh and somewhat resemble a and weiemned "hU return to fields Maarsden. Sefton ta 1936 at Loe Angeles, but Yesterday afternoon the Fire at seven Innings ^ Boston's Sunday . Uriel Lodge of ^ .M a ^ and and Insecurity of tenure for eome Ntw York 0-7, Washington 4-5. was lower than Warmerdam’s sen 400 metan dash ta National A. A. that memorable morning. T o Blrtha played>layed at the home of Charles tion of work done by the church fresh Uver. In which he Is at home.” Uoyd'a Register of Shipping Chiefs battled ^ ^ »n i’s to a 2-all closing tew. 'The Braves slugged Mr. and Mra. Bernard L. Fahy Price. Jr„ In Springfield. Saturday Climax Chapter, Order of the Eaet- vacation school will be held Thura- does not list a Maarsden, but it teachers, and by "unjust” aitariks Boston 13-2, Philadsl^ls 1 - 8. 2nd Round State with McOuekey on ths rideltaes, ior A. A. U. record of 15 feet 1 1-8 U. track and fleld champlonsbipa; Hugh Cteaey for three rune ta tbe e phrase from the late Y# ern Star had a eplendld repreeen- on the loyalty and patriotism of Chlcage 41, Cleveland 3. tachee which he prated last year. score with youthful Tommy Fred Wolcott equals world mark (the Muscle) Jacobs. "Z ’ as Grove street are the parenU night. day evening at the HIU church. does list a British'freighter Mars- Mencheater’s reprarantation ta the Blanchard pitching against ths flrn inning of the afterpiece. a son bom late Saturday night Mr. and Mra Warren Patrick Utlon at the morning service of There will be no more church den, and a Holland-American line the teaching profession. Detroit 3, S t Louis 1. June SO—East Sides vs. Hamil meet was cut to Lockhart Rogers, 'The Olympic Club's Hal Davia, of 18.7 seconds for 110 maters stood ta bed.” Speaking of the Second Congregational church Standlags billed as the current “world's fast veteran Jackie May and holding Frankie Frisch’s Pittsburgh Barrera gentlenuui. he happens _tb e Rockville City hoaplUL and family nmved Saturday from calenders printed until fall. vessel Maasdam. It was thought ton Third Bhm. competing under the oolora of the hts own In fine atyle. Rata baited hurdles; <>>rneUus Warmerdam Pirates thumped the Chicago Cuba the McVeigh tenement to l cot yesterday. Rev. LMn H. Austin Mr. and Mra. Howard Pratt and Dispute Over $33,000,000 here that the name of the ship In Eastern July 1—Tigers vs. Lee’s Base. New Haven Harrtera. Winner of est human," Equalled his meet rec pole vaults 16 fesL aurpasatag list be quite a m'«n with a rifle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergamlftl raad Eph. 4:1-16 for the scripture. .... w L Pet OBL tha prooeedlnge with the cham twice, 8 to 2 and 3 to 2, thereby - ^ U West street are the parents tage at Diamond Lake. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Robertson volved may have been garbled In July 8— DeirynMn va. Vic's tbe national broad jumpku title ord of 20.4 seconds in defending ed world standard but falling short ''Newenaner Nlaht" which was . Text was 1 Samuel 9:1, 2. auggrat- Legion to Hold Wilkes B a m .. 41 26 .612 hla 800-meter dash by edging out pions at bat with two away and vaulting nimbly Into fifth place "Thera Isn’t a great deal aif a son bom at aftltockviUe a ty were WlUlinanUc vleltora Satur transmission. P ack^ Store. indoora laA Februiuy, Rogers amidst about the wildest excite of own unofficial mark San Fran ta the National. rJohn Lanntag S f^ n e x t G raz.;:! ing the theme Piranme Other Nine Rescued Williamsport .. 39 26 .600 1 could got no better than fourth Fenn State eoUege's Barney Ewell. cisco Olympic Club scores 128 to offer, except to extend rav vSjm apttal on Siuiday. day. Delays Appropriation Bills Elmira 86 31 .537 5 J ^ 7— Hamilton Third Shift ment that the West Side has wit limited the Cube to four bits ta wtehes to Coaches Tom K i To Parade meeUng July 9 will be omitted | Master Ma^n and • The vacation school in South The report, as far as could be Its Annual Dance place eutdoore yeaterday. He clear Ewell squared his personal duel points to win senior team honors; Scranton ...... 33 34 .493 8 va. Tligers. with Davy by winning the 100- nessed this year. It really wae tha first tilt fo rhte second vic Pete Wlgren. Wilfred Cterke*"' Members of the Junior Relief and a rariety program wUl bo ' the order of E a e ^ SUr to ^ • Willlngton opened thla morning. learned, did not mention the other July 8 — Dairymen vs. Best ed 3S feet, S S-a lacbee in the beet raining before Umpire O’Leary de Southern California A. A. takes nine Marines and this led to the Binghamton . . . 32 34 .485 8H of hla eix trie*. 81 7-S tachee back moter dash over the Olympic Club tory of the year. Maurice Van rccial Jim O’Learv and the i Are planning to parade at suheUtuted. A l a ^ committee of choir Mra. Floyd Ph«4ps U superinten Washington. June ,30— (JP) — ^ Springfield .... 29 37 .489 11^ Sides. cided that the boys would not have junior team title. R o te /e atntle drove Elble Fletch Springs on July 4th. Thode young Yolka have boeo appointed ' The Lort U My strength, by ment could be reached. ^presumption______^ that they had been of the winner and eucceeaful de star ta lO.S seoonds, equalltag the Orange, N. J.—Frank Kovaea the nice people In "The Ctty^ dent and the teachers are: Char dispute over 835,000,000 tied up i ' *“ Burke and his rambling cow Hartford ...... 25 33 .481 11H July •—Vle's Paeksge Store vo. meet record. to change to bathing suits. er ecrosa with the winning run in VUlage Charm” . . . Ed. Note; I sunning to go are naked to give ry“g e lecturer for that L t a. | lotte Service. Alice Farra. Helen Senator ByrnSt, (D-SC), acting I j.gg( boys' will furnish the music for the Lbs's S sso# fending champion. BUly Brown of Thera wore two plays ta this wine New Jeraey men’e tennis I pair of bUUoH-doUar appropria Albany ...... 26 40 .894 14 H Lotiiilana State University. M o^ toh oll ^Totor the ninth Inning of the eeq$p4 s«re,-"Chuck’’ would enloy *S elr__names nai to Mrs. BucKmlstrr. Jacobs, Jeanette Heckler of Cov majority leader, said he was con- There was no Immediate con annuel Dawn Dance at the Atrier- .. National July 10—Vlc'e Package Store game made by each team that championship, defeating fellow Members of Tankerooaan Tribe, Vinton. The closing seaelon of Sun Uon bills today, but congressicmal fident of final approval for both flrgji^tlon of the sinking at the Rogers turned ta hU beet dis L mUs MacMltcheU of the New contest. a line from local eporta fane day acbool waa held. The opening entry and Mra Edwin Parizek. I Ical Legion home Thursday eve- • S t L ou is...... 47 29 .881 vs. East sides. York Ohrbach A C., and Gregory were Identical in every respect. In (taUforqian, Jack Kramer, 1-6, 6-1, grab .that pen or pencil now! y^Rpnreved Order of Red Men wdll leaders expressed confidence both, measures before midnight. As a | ji^^vy Department, and other aour- nlng according to Chairman Wal July 11—Dairymen va. Ilgera. tance on the third of hia prelimi the first Inning foolish base run 8-3, 6-1; Kramer and Ted Sebroe- The Olanta tightened their hold will be the first Sunday in Brooklyn ...... 46 23 .667 1 Rice, South Bend A. A., won firsts on the third run by biffing the un '‘laita part In the parade “at Stafford measures would go to President precautionary etep, , however, he gg, either said they were without ter Mahoney. Ih e dancing will New Y o rk ...... 36 30 July 14— Lee’s Esse vs. Hizmll- nary Jumps. Hie distancea, ta ning cost' the Chiefs at least a dar beat Bobby Rlggi and Wayne September. prepared rezolutlona permitting j information or declined comment, .545 9Vi order, were; 88 feet, 7 1-8 tachee; ta the 1,500-meter run and 5,000- fortunate PhilUes, 10 to 7. The '’Ertags also. Harold 'Schi^ldge la Roosevelt before the fiscal y w start at nine o’clock and will be Ctactanati 35 33 .516 11H ton 'Ailrd Shift. meter run respectively. It waa Mae- pair of tallies. Murray walked and Sabin, 4-6, 6-8, 8-2, 6-4, ta doubles gqpslvlng the names of the men The Mothers’ Cluh wtu'^old i the Agriculture Departoent and I only Saturday the announce- along the lines of a caharat. Res 27 July 15—T lg m ve. 'Vlc’e PaMt- 38 feet, 8 tachee; 88 feet, S 8-8 when Peseik hammered a long sin final. Naw Yorkers counted five timee Yesterday*s Stai picnic Tuesday, July I at 11 a. m Overnight News ends at midnight " the Relief Administration to con-] n»de here that three of- Pittahurgb .... 33 .450 15)4 Inebee; 88 feet. S laches; 88 feet. Mitchell's first National A. A. U. l a win march. The bills Involved were the ervations may be made by call Chicago ...... 31 38 .449 19 age Store. title. Ha won It by trimming the gle into right fleld and Murray Ctactanati—Frank Parker route in the first inning, during which New Hoars at the home of Mrs. • DoneW tinue spending at their present gg enUsted men of the ing the Legion home 3642: Straw July 16— Lee’a Eeeo ve. East 8 6-8 tachee: 82 feet, U 1-8 Inches. made an attempt to reach third BiUy Talbert 6-3, 6-2. 6-4, ta final Joe Moore smacked e homer with 8936,905,000 relief hiU and the rate until such time as the bills ^g^g ^g,g being sent to Boston ...... 23 38 .887 19 defending champion, Walter Mohl, PMlowing a recommendation of Gehclng. Of Connecticut 81,340,000,000 agriculture appro berry shortcake vrill be served PhUadelphte .. 19 48 .284 27 SldBB. but Fords pegged perfectly to of 40tb tri-state tannta tourna two on. A scheduled second By The Associated Mrs. Henry J. Blakeslee has Alex, John and Ronald Buscag- Madison. Wls.. ta 3:53.1. ra. A. E. Roure of the Nursing By Aaaoctatad Proee priation. pass. London "to faclUate comnaunica- during the (evening. American July 17— Hsmilton Third Shift T esa Title Goes A crowd of 85,000, largest ever Georgia May for the out. In the ment; Parker end Gene Mako take game wae rained out. Joe DiMaggio. Yangeee—: Msmlttee of the Rockville Public f been visiting relatives In New Ha- Igla. at Bronx. N, Y.. arrived Sat- Congress also had still to vote ^jg^g i,gtween the various United These affairs has been held for New_York...... 42 28 vs, Dalrjmaen hi* 42nd consecutive gapto ■ urday to spend the summer with The argument revolved about .618 To Oijraipic Chib to aee the National, turned out for aecond Solomonson hit and Zapat- doubles from Talbert and Eddie Nursing Association. Inc., i ven. whether Congress should add 835,- funds for lU ovm operaUon «na gtatea offices located there.’J the past several years and have Cleveland...... 42 29 .592 1)4 July IS—East Sldss vs. Tigers. tha second daYs events. The junior ka m behind him to right field, Alloo. Pauline Beta beats Mary Joe Determined modern record as Yankee* aes working day for the Thirteen members of the Dorcas . their uncle Edward Bascaglla and Hartford—Dairymen organized to act on a 81,066i000,00 appropria July 21— Vic’s Package Store Fhlladalphle, June 30— Uh — 000,000 to the relief bUl for the always been well attended. Mem Boaton...... 36 30 .545 5 Coach'Charley Hunter of the San championships were run off Sat but Donnelly’s perfect peg to Arnold, 6-4, 6-8, ta women’s singles To Keep Going doubleheader with Wi of July ana August win I Society attended the meeting at ' family. The Connecticut League at tion to meet deficiencies in vari 35 32 vs. Hamilton Third Shin. Ted Lyons, White Sox- disposal of surplus commodities, bers who attend the monthly C hicago...... 522 6)4 Franctaco QIjmpic club made two urday, with the Southern Califor Chapman got the speedy Solomon final. Washington, June 30—WP)— Al- fgtm S m. m. to 4 p. m. j the home of Mrs: Eugene Y. On- Miss'Mary Flske la spending a Dairy Farmers and Producer- ous depai^ents and agencies. The meeting this evening may make Detroit ...... 35 35 .500 8 July 22—Lae's Boeo ve. Dairy- nia A. A. winning the team title. son. Tha Chiefs gave Blanchard seta Qeveland down With two weeks’ vacaUon with her aunt. Dealers, with Ralph .B. Heming or whether the eum should be In- 824,567,000 legialaUve appropria iBolton Playhouse predlctlone before the National A. Haverford, Pa.—Joe Hunt n r t y ranked among the greatest lOm Helene Ai Mahoney one of derkirk Thursday afternoon. At included in the farm bill. their reservatlbns with the stew Philadelphia .. 32 36 .471 10 xnBn. New York A. C. with 85 1-2 perfect support except for one Navy, whips Ted Olcwlna. South to score hie eeventh vlctonr 66 staff'nurses has taken a pool- the meetS^thOvladlce decided to Mra. A. J. Vinton. way of North Haven as president. tion was pendtog before the Sen July 2S—Dairymen vo. 'Vic’s A. U. senior track and field cham- bitfera in .baseball annate. Joe Dl- eta^ht ard. Reports tonight on the work Waehta^n ... 26 42 .382 16 yMeehips—and both panned out potato, was runner-up to the Olym brief flurry ta the fourth but they ern Callfonita. 6-8, 6-0, 6-1. to win aon. arltb the government as a hold two food eahra-^durlng . the Mrs. A. J. Vinton and Mia* Ann The league succeeds The Emer Deleted By Conferees ates, where passage was regarded Starts 2nd Week .359 17 Package Store. M o ^ o resolved today to stretch The Senate originally voted the of the fireworks committee mo S t Louis ...... 23 41 perfectra. pic Club for the senior team title have shown decided Improvement natlooel Intercollegiate tennis Hat Newhoueer, health nurac in the defenae summer, one in July and one In Miner Groton were on a motor trip gency Association of Dairymen merely aa a matter of routine. other Important business y l‘l « Ttoday’s Game July 24— East Sides va. Hamil with the Southern California A. hla consecutive game clouting ad St. Louis to four hits to ’ extra 835.000,000 Into the farm Busy WeekxEad Tbe Veteran mentor forecast an- and must be reckoned with before champkmahip. Olewtna and Chkiira streak so far that ft will stand even __ Mrs. Anna Backofen la to August. Friday.and ^turday. formed last April to watch milk acted" upon at thto session taclud- ton Third s u n . A. third with 66 points. the seasen Is over. Detroit’s four-game loatag Mr. and Mra. Albert Heyford of blU, but it was deleted by a joint Much of the fiscal year-end work othar vlctocy for tas squad. It Mattman take doublea. longer «*«*" the 19-yeer-—A w rutl games, running string to 42 to 82,650,000,000 the lending pow-1 Ebepenaive Husband. The (Cleveland at S t Louis. va Best Sdes. Brooklyn, and Slaughter, St. ,60. Yankee teammates ta tbe club Robayt, PIfataa — Union congregational North Manchester , Ind. be transferred thla week to the eign Wars closed their 21st state farm or the relief measure. from President Roouvell will Tomorrow's Schedula Atguat 6—Leo's Ease va Bast straight house. "It’s going to be ever, tough pitching ana timely Farm bloc members contend er of the Commodity Credit Cor-1 presentation of the ®bowboat Plaj^ at OaUfor- Leota. 50. [ Hits—Heath. CtevMand. 9$; Dl- As a grandpa, Mrivin Hlppensteal 152nd Field Artillery at Camp encampment with an election of placed on the tomb of the lari Ameifcan Lshgoe Stdaa OBt Adw rt Naw York—WOUam Woodward’s er from nrav on. but Pd inire like ^ectlvily, Mnugbt Blanding, Florida. Both have been that since the stamp plan oper poration, ta»lnly to make crop I era was a typje^ old-fa^onM l^zldent Calvin Coolidge in Ply MiU—SMugbter, S t Louis. SO; ; Mm>o>Caggio,Neii Ntw York. SS. eg North Manchester was thrice officers, chooaing Thomas Morri Detroit at C h ie w . . August 8 — Yigwe ve. Vle's at tha Moon. S t Looto 88. Domle*—DlMagglo, Boaton. 24; Fenelon wins 6Srd Brooklyn handi to make it teat a while.’’ over CMciCP 9 # , blBserJ la six honra. Son Roy tele- trained as cannoneer son of Hartford atate prealdent o ates mainly in large clUes It U loans at 85 per cent of parity (the I Showboat bill, hut Easy Strut mouth. VL. July 4- . „ ' . Cleveland at fri. Louis (night). cap and llSJSO at Aqueduct track, 1909-13 average) as^Gongraas has|combinea tha b u t featuru of A. A., hath of DooMra — DaBotsaadro, Chi Boudreau. Gtovalaa4 82. "How about malting It 60. J oef" ftfthptoifc-' ' ' nhested him at 10 p. ja. fnms a Tlie Sunday School picnic will succeed Anthony W. Teleeca of not agricultural but a form at re UeuL Ool. Oeorge H. Moore. Wsahlhgton ~ at PhiladelphU AUCMt T — b i t la 6SO. wWeh cago, 88: Raiaar. Brooklyn, 80. beating Dtt and Tour Chance; B. catclter JBUl Dtckey Y^ad. Jewa. jBflga otad- lief and should be so identified by ordereil it to do. high grade stock company and T r i ] ^ — XalfiMr, Clevelasd. WiJgaah boapttal to announce birth be held AuguM 11. Committee in TorringtoD. The auxiliary elected Cavalry. First MUitaiy area, Man (ntjghU. : Ili^lee—Slaughter. S t LouU, 7; 10: T r * ^ Waahlngtnn, 8. r . WUtaker’e Requested takra "Fifty, nothing.” Manager Jo* hte altiS’i«i6eay,iit6 te a grand eg a granddaughter, Jean. Son charge Lester HiU, Clara Smith, Mra Jennie Meyer Waterbury paying for it out at ralicf funds. A Joint conferenu committu is Showboat play, - at As «««iei, the members of the cheater. N. H., b u been designat Boeto^ S t . York (*). Moore. Baaloe, S. , Home n a a — DiMagflo, Naw Great American stakaa. MeCartky retortad. "Joe’s Uabl* to vMeCdeidKto th^ the amount John telapimad ht l a. m. from Ruth Vintao. Mra. Ernest Evans, as its prealdent Hopes For Agraemeat considering somewhat different ed to ceulve the w ru tb and plao Laa Angela#—liOuia B. Mayar*# versions of a biU giving the llirl- I Showboat cast will be sun In vari'- Hev' Ten^ 18; Tork.''lT; KMIar. Maw Tetk. and strstdi It indeSnltely." lo put a man Zerria to ainiouare birth of a M n . Bdward Oolpitta, Gertrude Senator A d a m (D., Colo.) it on the tomb. Brig. Gen. f . E Painted Veil outruns Mrs. Vera 8. DiMaggio, J^dUant over a S lit chairman, eald h*. would call Uie time CommiMion control over all ous vaudeville apccialtiu which Johaaoo. PhiladMpItfa.. IS. ___ eg ilquar” la 1 Ztandeon, R ob«t. Son Roy called Anderaon, June Loomis and Mra» The percentage of bllndneee has WUbjr announced at Firs _ ; Ctadsaatt. T-' Clavtiend, IS- Bragg's Cote Trick to win 810.000 he'i been alnung at J or 8 potttm Mfik at S a. m. to ennoigMie Jeon i A. J. Vintnn. Dooakl Gowdy. Nancy been r^uced more in the United r^ief bill confereg|D*> oommittee movements and cargou of Am erl-laie a future ot all.the stock pra*" can shlpqi •A. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONOAT, JUNE SO, 1941 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD^ MANGHB8TER, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 80,1941 RED RYDER Good FiBhlnff and Nonsense CHINA- F ^ ^ ^ ^ B r d week in succes- the fira? A local politician notad for hla { ^ N O aion,^^^^Ptlat's secretary re- Voice— Some of these tiin r "■hirp praetlce, was atoppatf'^by a r i m t A Citu's p o rt^ ^ ^ ^ K b e re was a man in plants are very expensive and— , down-and-out laat Wadaesday and R tO AND LIIUE. the i^ ^ ^ V r o o m who declined to Fireman—Look here, .what yofi aaked for a hand-out. It ao hap see q ^ H K tts t want is a flower shop. pened that the fellow knew the SVOIfA D e m ^ — Perhaps’'h e ’s nervous, Voice— No, 1 don’t, I was com- politician and hia record. He waa VltARlLY Moving—Trucking- Garden—Farm—Dairy I ’ll go out snd see him. i n g ^ that in a minuta. My nalgh- given a quarter. /iS^eeetoieots . 2 Producta 50 13 Nagi Ships L o c r I I? So he entered the wsitlpg room boFa house is on fire, and I don’t Politician—I wonder what you’d Storage 20 Treasury Closes One Woman Gue$t and asked if he could be of any want you clumsy firemen stomp do if I gave you one hundred dol ^ B tn X D O E E R for hire, service. ing over my garden when you lars. ' f e e nafeto A Son, f«n er«I AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and FOR BALE — STRAWBERRIES Load Supplies Visitor (blandly)--No thank you. come here. Lad—rd count i t 1 con crete eon trO ctor. 24 Long . Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. six cents a basket. Bring your 1 atreet. P h on o 7091. own containers. ■ A. Rosaetto, 82 At Bay State Meeting Last time you filled a tooth for 63 Hollister street. Of Its Biggest Years me, I began a serial in one of your Lake street. Merchantmen in Orient A woman shopper approached Hoat—I shall put you fellows in magaxtnes and I just drop In each the post office clerk at the stamp the same room, you’ll bava. a com t>il« for Sate STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. week, to sec how the story Is com window: Repairing 23 5c s qt. Bring your own contain Is ' a-eapons, the defense costs are To Try Dash Through M fb. Inez M. Batson Ex fortable night It is a feather bed. fVexl Fiscal Period expected by officials to soar to a Hoover Urges ing along. " I would like to look at your A t two o’clock in the morning x S E M M o iE coupe, 1938 MOWERS 8HARENEPD, repair ers. Louis Bottl. Bush Hill road. tends Greeting to red two-cent stamps.” oedan. pace ef 32,000,000,000 or more per British Blockade. one of the guests awoke his com OUT OUR WAY : aeOan. 19 ed, shear grindlM^, key fitting. Manchester. Slated lo Pale Any An old gardener was somewhat The clerk obliglagly brought out BY j. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pljrnouth aedan. 1036 Ford month. Neighbor State from panion. dupUcattng, vacuum cleaners etc. thing in Spending I Of the year's total through Juns Seven Points bored by the persistent quesUmis a sheet of 100 atamps. Pointing to Guast— change places with me, IMS Pontiac sedan, 1937 overhauled. Brsithwalte, 52 Pearl Shanghai, June 30.—UP)—Thir one of the stamps in the center e f 7 F X CAN'T STAND MIM W ELL, DON’T GET aedan. Goto Motors, 4164. 26, the Army had spent 33,575,- teen German merchantmen In Ori- Connecticut Society. of a townsman staying at the lo Dick. It’s my turn to lie on the BUSTER IB BfAeGSRlMG < VEAUf MAO^ HMPP,'3 rr IS PAIN- streeL Houaehold Goods 51 the sheet, she sweetly asid: "I'll w a t c m in ’ m e >a t ,« o SO ABSORBBP. IN History o f j^ation. 708,479 and the Navy 32,177,941,- enUl ports have begun loading ■ -■ ■ « cal hotel One day .the visitor feathers. OFP TWE O tO TRBAO M IU . ANO I WILL’' _ j — take that.one." I ’M MAKIN IT LOOK LIKE G E TT IN ’ RtO O P PULW EUlOENT 15 BREAKFAST SETS. 9 Lino 774. Out of his 3200,000,000 special imporUnt wartime supplies in Proposes Prepared Na found his victim busy planting *tdmcrroa/, a n d UE HAA ^^loriata—Nurseries 15 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, Mrs. Inez M. Batson of Bumham trees and immediately asked: X’M TA<(N* MCOIONE HIM THAT VOtj GET 6 H A K E MEAN TO cleaned, oiled, adjusted, 31.50, leum Rugs, 12 Dressers. 5 Ice By Irting Perimeter defense fund, the President spent preparation for sailing half-way Albert—My father has another INVITBO ME TO WEtP tllM OPPTHB Boxes, 8 Studio Couches. Used, tion Remaining at stfMt, Depanmeiit Presioent of Visitor— What kind of trees are BUT X ©USSS DOGS RIO Ok "jOURSaLP.' Me /u—WOULD Prompt reliable work, phone 5937 Washlngtop, June 80— (>H—The 3121,060,680. Administrative costs around the world In attempted 1st Boys^Wbarsj^ did you hear wife to support. GO BV SM ELL MOGTLV, WHIP UP THE PANCAKES MANACLES Lonpui, sEuaxmoN of Resaonsbie. Albert’s Furniture Treasury closed the books today of Selective Service added 317,- dash through the British blockade, the United Spanish War Veterans you planting ? about that? James—l ^ a t ? You don’t mean abandon A . and regetablo plants, any Ume for pick-up and de Peace, Aiding Britain. Old Gardener— Wooden ones SO X’LL HAVE Ttt.'PUT ANO sNonPTHE Mo untain , livery service. K. A. Ksriaen. Co., Hartford. Conn. on one of Its biggest money years 350,125, emergency ship construc maritime quarters reported today. A.uxlliary. was the guest Friday of 2nd Boy— t waa teached it. to tell me he’s turned bigamist? S O M F ^ IN A COUPLE CREATURE LAKfiUl' hiuau • 30c each, begonias. —thanks to the defense program— tion cost 310,304,947, and defense Chinese seamen In recent da^s the Massachusetts Department, 1st Boy—Teached It? Who Albert—Oh, no; I just got mar IM IT.' AIR iNHILE ME'E OM OF WEEKS, ING INTHlSSAHARi petunias, coleus, sal* REPAfRING— Auto tops, cur HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES but tomorrow will start a new fis housing was billed for 320,083,259. ifUChicago, June 80— UP)— Herbert USWV Auxiliary at lhelr annual Canvasser — I represent the 'y PURLOUGH.f 65c installed. Venetian blinds have been recruited in Shanghai learned you to tsilk that way ? ried. ANO WE'LL 'teMPERATUBEt«to» OMtara, cinniaa. marigold. tains, lew snd used team har cal year slated to pale anything in Out of its 37,000,000.000 appropri Hoover’s seven point program for state encampment in Holyoke. The Mountain Wool Co., ma’am. Would , panalea. tomatoes, let- from. 31.25 InsUU’ed. Call Hart and sent to Kobe as crewmen for. COME UP AND WITH MV ASTHMA nesses, all kinds of leather work. the fiscal history of the-nation. ation, lend-lsase spent 320,878,766. the vessels, most of whose original America proposes, among other convention, which was conducted you be Interested In some coarse pappen, cabbage, and ever- Tel. 4740. (?haa. taking, 90 Cam ford 6-7018 after 6 p. m. Although today was the last day by Department President, Mrs. yam s? ALP YOU ANO ALL /— xeaa all at low price and Next year’s finances are 6U11 In crews went to Germany many things, a prepared nation, remain HOLD EVERYTHING MODEL/ bridge street. of the 1940-41 fiscal year, it will the process of shaping. Revenue months leaving behind skele-- Ethel Turner o f Woburn, Mass., W ife— Gosh, yes, tell me a cou UW-KUf;«5/^ open. 379 Burnside Ave. FOR SALE—5 PIECE bedroom the final ing at peace and giving every aid be several days before estimates for the next 12 months ton staffs of officers and engi was largely attended and well con.r ple. XWDNOER ouse. Bast Hartford, Conn. suite, also spring and mattress. figures are available. However, fol to BritMn and C^lna without put reasonable. Inquire 76 Princeton include, for instance, 59,402,000,- neers. ducted. IF — 11-4091. Repairing 23 lowing are estimates of responsible nin< the ting American troops in the war Extended Greetings Street, or telephone 4319^ officials on the year just ending j existing taxes plus the Most Anchored in Kobe Housewife (on phone)—^la this Most of the German ahips4n the xot.es. President Biitson carried greet the N. A. laundry? Well, you sent 8AUE—LATE CABBAGE NEED SOMETHING Sharpened? and the one ahead; In a radio broadcast last night Far East at present are anchored ings and gifts to the neighboring me half a dosed old handkerchiefs Dutch. Daniah Savoy, Red. Lawn mowers, (hand and ^ w s r ), 1941-42 the former president saserted that 1940-41 Department sesrion from the Con Instead of my ahlrta. l,4U>ndr^ 33.M thousand at scissors, axes, hedge and graM Machinery and Toola 52 , . . . 3 6,050,000,000 315,500,000,000 in Kobe. Defento Costs ...... a prepared America need not fear necticut aaaembly and heard the Voice — Them ain’t handker s’s, 504 Parker street. shears, house knives, mowing ma , . . . 12,700,000,000 22,260,000,000 Five others are known to be In military disaster but that the na OLIVER HAY TOOLS — large Total Spending ...... interesting reports of the various chiefs. Them’s your shirts. chine knives, ensilags blower . . . . 7,600,000,000 12,600i000,000 or near ports of Japan or Mah- tion’s only defeat would be " i i we stock of used tractors, Yankee Revenues ...... chuoukuo. committees and attended their Me-' knives, scythes, sickles, saws of Deficit ...... 5,100,000,000 0,769,000,000 lost our own national freedoms morial service and learned that rakes, used. John Deere No. 3 Maritime quarters said it was Sergeant (taking the particu Manchester all kinds hied, set and gummed. mower. Dublin Tractor Company, Debt at Year-End ...i — . . . . 43.850,000,000 57,860.000,000 and our potency for good In the through the. work of the depart 15,! years of reliable service. For believed the German vessels wouM world." lars of the recruit)—And wheii Providence Rd. WllUmantlc. Neither set of figures includes attempt to slip around South ment they were able to present the Evening Herald pick-up today call 7956, deliver first year’s proceeds of a 38.500,- Hoover described hia program convention city the beautiful were you )>om? i- more millions spent or to be spent America and then proceed toward Recruit— December, 1917. tomorrow. Capitol Grinding Oo. FOR SALE—CLOVER LEAF hay and borrowed by governmental (M)0,000 new tax' bill now In the as a course fpr "reasoning people “ Higer” placque and a fine silk Advertinementa 531 Lydall street. carrier and fork and rops. Cheap. Germany or the Mediterranean. which avoids the most destructive Sergeant (musing)—Ah, I well corporations, particularly the Re congrrcssional mill. They pointed out that the great banner to" the Department of t tU averase worst lo > Una Alfred Bums. 472 Keeney street," New appropriations may add. forces and holds fast to the most, Massachusetts. remember that winter. It was bit construction Finance Corporation distance would force cargo space •ri. aunbera and abbreviations W a NTBID t o TUNE, repair and Manchester. too, to the spending total, al constructive forces.” That pro V.F.W. Convention terly cold. i;'abnnt sa a word and eomnonnd regulate your piano or player and lU subsidiaries. These already to be aacrificed for fuel. have defeise commitments aggre though th6 tlme-j^nsnmlng task gram, he added, waa "neither de- President Batson also attended Recruit—Cold, PlI say It was IS two worSa Ulnimiini east piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. cold. I was brought by a penguin et three llnea.. Plumbing and Electrical gating 32,700,000,000. This money of building factories may limit the featiat, nor isolationiat nor inter the 21st annual State Convention ratee scr dey for trenelewt has not been spent very rapidly so effect of sUch new authorleations. ventionist.” of the Veterans of Foreign Wars In — the stork couldn’t make it. LA W N MOWERS sharpened, ad-‘ Fixturea 52-A Aid First On Program Weettve Haicb IV. IHT Justed and oiled II.(>b. Power far because much of It must wait Bridgeport Saturday evening. She Cacb Cbarae until factories are built or strate- •» i i -■-» C*a Caution Urged First on hla program was all attended the Auxiliary Memorial Answering the telephone In the mowers up to 21" 38.00. Snow ONE 30 X 20 E NAM EL sink, and aid to Britain and China without eutlve l>aya...i T ete| t ete Brothers, 336 Summit. Tel. 4606- glc supplies are delivered from the | M o I C i l C D C l l C l l t S service and th^ banquet given the fire station a fireman heard a stive Dnrn... • nts 11 etn one SO X 24 laundry tray. Cheap. putting American troops In the State Gold Star Mothers which woman’ s timid voice: 4531. Far Bast. O’.P.WtLV.mM* ...... Ill etelll eu 37 Hollister atreet. Telephone Revenues Already All-Time Record On Week-End war zones. Other pmposals: was sierved by the Son of the VFW . Voice— Is this the fire station ? t.Msm«.s«,r,ss. THE WORRY WART fcsitdeis fnr Irrcrnlar inserttonn 3233. sucking the Treasury figures Week of June 29 Arm for defense or the weatem A note of aadness c ^ e to the Fireman (sagerly)— Yes, that's ______«-lo 'larwnd nt the one timv rata hemiapbere without provoking rates fnr Iona term every Help Wanted—-Female 35 A OLEAMINO WI^ITE kitchen against the past, however, reven V FW Convention uixin learning of right. Ba4NertUtna riven upon request, ues this year already were an all- National ^Safety Coun war meanwhile; the death at his home in Newing Volet— Well, I have just had a ordered before the third or TO 100 sink In sises coating 37.86 up Is Hartford, June 30.—Because of Uphold Congress In assuming BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES One Thing After Another EXTRA MONEY. UP one of the bargains now available time record, beating by about 31,- ton, of Major Thomas J. Bannlgan. new rock garden built, and I ’ve Sar will ba charred only for percent profit selling exclusive the transition to the new Unem cil Reports Soaring the reaponslbinty to determine through our dlrect-to-you galea 000,000,000 the next beat year of a true friend of all veterans. put in some new plants, but— vieu.,seR.. t h e t.aetaal nubider of timee tbs ad ChristmasIS cara-Asaortcard-JIssortment. Ex ployment Compensation Law NNAE \* TUTT, M 'f . hSSN I ■ VOHKT rtfit THaSE OMPNSaNRTtWriE'Cltoto , ekarrlnr at the rate earn* saving up to 20 percent. Buy 1919-20. Expenditures exceeded peace or war; . Fireman (shouting) — Where’s I «OOD MAN 1 . y s '. G l P T t b5*xT58a allowance or refunds eon plumbing fixtures direct at Sup any peacetime year In the last 12 NOO'I^E . la on tis time ade stepped and which substantially Increases war to Impose the four freedoms tX>\NG» box on approval, free samples 50 ply Outlet, 1150 Main street, coN years. Next year is scheduled to go \ ^ < n w j*8 P the dtth day. on other nations: O U T I . “tlU forhtdV*: display linen nel for 31 assorted peraonala Terry ner TVumbull, Hartford. 7-9466. 33,700,000,000 past the record of the benefits to be paid unemployed Chicago, June 30.— UP)—The Na Sports Roundup STORIES IN STAMPS Studioe. 305 Westfield. Mass. 1918-19. workers, there will be hiatus of tional Safety Council. reporUng a Improve the four freedoms In Free parking rear of store. America so they may inspire other > Kerald will ant bo responsible The deficlU for 1940-41 or for one week following the effective soaring automobile traffic toll, to By Eddie Brletx ..... » than one Ineorreet Inser* WE PAY YOU 15.00 for selling date during which no benefits will day warned motorists to drive peoples to adopt them; >t any advertisement ordered ten $1.00 boxes. 50 beautiful as 1941-42, however, are not likely to New York, June 30.— —Going bra than ons time, Musical Inatrumenta 53 surpass the World war peak. In be paid. with extreme caution this week Remain strong enough to pro sorted name Imprinted Christmas mote a just and permanent peace: to be a tough job trying to fill con. IS4I ST Mm ssavica Wfc t: M. ssa g. X S*T. ess. tf-Jto lamlvsrtent omtsaion ef in- 1917- 18, It was 39.000,000,000. InUnder the provisions of the new end holiday. Hughie Fullerton’s shoes—for one pnbileatian et advertitinr cards sell $1.00—your profit 50c. FOR SALE—COMPLETE SET of 1918- 19 it was 313,370,000,000. law, State Labor Commissioner The council said that ^3,760 per Prepare a new concept of hu “It’s awfullv lale—I wonder if I can sneak back in the I rnattOed only to nanaellatlen Free samples. (Theerful Card Co., trap drums. Can be seen beta-een man relations that will give the reason, our dogs are too big— but the eerviee Here’s what happened in the Cornelius J. Danahor explained to sons were killed in auto accidefits house without Mom knowing it!'* eharse made dir 28P White Plalna N. Y. 6 and 7 p. m. Call 8000 for an ap world some hope of permanent here’s a try: last year on defense spending: day, the waiting period required up to June 1—almost 2,000 more The Brooks are so anxious to advortlnements must annterm pointment. July, 3177,325,479; August, 3109.- before benefits start is being re than the 11,790 total from January peace. , sepy and typorrapRy with Collaboration between Britain unload Blimp Phelps that they’ll TW O GIRLS—Experienced Walt 548.681; September, 3219.230,013; duced from two week.*!' to one to June 1, 1940—and estimated rtofereed'hy the publish and Russia will bring them mill- even consider selling him by the FUNNY BUSINESS they reeerva the right te reasea. Inquire Center Lunch. October, 3287,177.248: November, week. that 475 persons would low their Boarders Wanted 69-A tarv values. Hoover said, "but it pound at current prices. . . . Since •r reject aay eopy 3876,943,235; December, 3473,578,- Since all benefits paid after June lives'during the mass motor exo turning pro just about a year ago, etienabla WANTED—WOMAN OR girl for makes the whole argument of our XOUMI—Claasified ROOMS AND BOARD. Centrally 935; January. 3572,190,503; Feb 29 are paid Under the new law. dus over the three-day fourth of Patty Berg has traveled 50,000 Fortunes of War m general housework, stay or go located, ten minutea from Alrr ruary. 3592,445,240; March, 3744,- both old and new beneficiaries July holiday. .lolning the war to bring the four day must freedoms of inenkind-a Oargantu- miles and has conducted golf clin See-Sow iiV Libya to Id e'eleek aesa Satur- home nights, good wages. Phone craft Inquire 49 Wadsworth St, 804,763; April. 3761.001,888: May. must wait ono week before being The safety iprganization estimat ics at colleges in 28 states, the 8879.’ 3836,606,782; June, estimated eligible. Payments at the increased ed that 30,000,000 cars \vould be an Reviewing "Kussia’ ir "destruction District of Columbia and Mexico. ^ O W H E R E have the fortunes of W ut A4s 3825.000.000. rate will be resumed starting July on the highways during the three of the independence” of Latvia, Between trains she has played - war shown themselves to be so WASH TUBBS Gangway BY ROY Houaim for Rent 65 Two Billions Monthly Seen 6 . days, traveling four billion miles, > are aeeepted ewer the lele- Help Wtnted—Male 30 Lithuania and Estonia and her at- hundreds of rounds of golf. . , . fickle as in the campaigns that > at the (aURO B RATS given When new factories are com ahfl that "the only chance to pre- The Broadway betting gentry has FOR RHarr—MODERN 9 ROOM Uck upon Finland, Hoover assert have taken place in Libya. British , x’ve T suau. Heig mv rn.... mv eueov t ' OM, Hii ALways dtTTWd in S MB MAfi M jwl3t3wiS9roir I ee a eenvenetnee to adver- MAN INTERESTED in sates pleted and go into full production v-ent a record-breaking toll is for made Fritxie Zivic a 1-3 favorite t the CASH RATES will to single home, 2 baths, first floor ed that "Stalin has taken advan and axis forces have jousted for HEARD I \NfW fiECM AU. OVEK THC WOBLD^ \ SCBAPf*. MOT MUCH M M IR o p p ic s , Looicaii iMvau.iMOiu»fr; career with Mancheater branch of airplanes, tanks and other cov- Robinson Pledges every driver and every pedestrian over Bummy / Davis tomorrow hHAM A H H ^ , AldOCAMT _ aa rOLL PAYMENT It lavatory, fireplace, kitchen cabi tage of the very freedoms of de positions in this Northern African >OU SPEAKV old WAaiSE CONFIOC 34 AHyONI the buciMee eWee on or be of large national concern, car ee- to use unusual restraint and cau night, chiefly because it’s been so colony since last winter. oFMASHTuemh------r a u d x / l>k»HT M «0Uft APPIE«.» IP IDKMOWdFfiOMBTHiMr /X e eeventh day following tbo nets, etc. 2 car garage, large lot. mocracy to destroy them with the sentliJ. Salary and car allowance. S100,000 to USO tion." an long since Bummy put a good The stamp above, ^ w i n g a HAW IMtl, ■UT HBE dAMB AND UnPtL, ABOUT1DMAAMM AT MsKBB rtloB of oaek ad otherwise enclosed by picket fence. McKin Last month traffic fatalities most potent Fifth Column in AWO 1 LIKE HIM. WHYf lOB RATE win be eolleei- W rite Box D. Herald. the fight undes his belt. . . . Baseball i Boman legionary, was issued by 340USTBISE, Alto MAU1B0 vet* / IMl I ney Brothers , 005 Main street, Bonnet and Frock numbered 3,000, 20 per cent more history. He contributed to MBLP. euT o r COURSE yeinm j tesponsibimy for errors in He has tradition is being broken at Flint, Italy for the colonies in 1921, nine ~ ads will to assumed end Manchester, Conn. Tel 6060-7432. than the 2,500 In May last year destruction of France, UMBUI -ID LBAW THB Holl.vwood,. June 30 — fVPI — Ac hate In Mich., where foul balls hit into years after the territory now coin- uto canaet to gueran- Help Wanted—Male or tor Edward G. Robinson has act and was ranked by the council as dally implanted class the stands are returned by finders AMP. America and a stealthy war prising Libya was conquered from Female 37 Wanted to Rent 68 aside 3100,000 as "a small down the worst month since 1937. for use in summer leagues fpr the Turks and welded into one MR R/IMOTIIKRImVRV payment on the privilege of being This year's rising traffic toll against our institutions.” youngsters. In contrast to the cus EXPERIENCED HELP wanted Would Win for Stalin large state. W ANTED —3 OR 4 unfumlahed an American." was attributed by the council tomary jeers, fans cheer each tiAM Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell’s rM kwgesseaed******* for hoeing tobacco. A. Sedlack. He added that should America rooms, by young couple, no chil That was his comment when chiefly on heavy Increases in the a ball is hurled back...... Bob Fel British troops last winter swept 336 HUIstoa-n Road. dren, not over ^ 0 . Tel, 7710. Edward Arnold, chairman of Ihe number of fatalities in rural areas .loin the war and win: "then we ler has spiked that widespread have won for Stalin Uic grip of across Libya in a spectacular M TIu a Mr eea»^*B*e«*s«R WANTED— MALE and female motion picture permanent chari and small towns. yam that he once broke three of drive. Opposing Italian forces _ _ e.i ag*g*»*«»**••• ties committee, disclosed that Rob Communism on Russia and more his pop’s ribs during a warm-up V' .-Aid IToimd e * • • •• •• help for kitchen work. Expert Houses for ^ le 72 opportunity for It to extend In the were hurled back wherever they BBRtR ence not neceasary. Apply Green inson had pledged the amount— session out at Van Meter, Io w a .. . were encountered. his entire salary from his next plc- Rubber Industry world. We should at least cease to Kettle Inn., 136 Demlng street. FOR SALE —SIX ROOM single, tell our sons that they would be With many of his troops dis> AatomaMi double garage, 59 Oxford street, tu re -to United Service organisa Today’s Guest Star patched to Greece to l l ^ t the .___shies for Bale . eS6*«« A tions. giving their lives to restore de Victor O. Jones, Boston Evening liweblles for Exchange oil burner. Owner transferred. Minimum Pay Set mocracy and freedom to the Nazi invasion Of Greece and Jugo Aeeessorlsa—Tiros ...... Articles for Sale 45 Will sscrlflce. Can give Immediate The proposed gift was made •Globe: “ Boston fans who last Sep slavia, General Wavell was com Rspalrlng—^Painting . . . . public last night at a star show world.” ' ' ■ ^ tember were calling the Braves ALLEY OOP Gaspar Gets On the Bandwagon possession. For Inspection phone During his comments on Russia pelled abandon his Libyan poai- acbools ...... f-A FOR SALE—MEN’S Rebuilt and for USO given In Hollywood boiXrl. Washington, Juner 80.—(fl’l— An the Team of Tohwrrow,’ now are •hip hr Traek ...... 7374. Chas. J. Strickland. and Stalin, the former president tions and British forces Were thb relasted ahoes. Better than new Robinson was one of the stars on order setting 40 cents as the mini calling them ’The Team of Last /SST NOW, TMeN... ANV MORS OP WSU ,aA5mi^lUCKBtAIID,OiP ItoDNSir or Hire ...... cheap shoes. Saa tham. Bam said “ we know also Hitler’s blde- driven hack to the Egyptian bor GUY'S A ( BLACK srriea—Btoraga w - FOR SALE—MODERN 5 room the show. mum hourly wage for the rubber September.’ " YOU SWABS WANT -TO WHAT HAVE VrM mOUO T9 t4AVB VOU ON -Bicretaa ...... ,. Yulyto, 701 Main. single. Payments about 330.00 a ous record of brutality, of aggres' der by axis troops. • ■ to HUMAN V Lik e he QUfSTiON MV lOSNDTVf YOU TO SAVf MV SHIP/ V’OlD BXACTLV industry was issueij today by Gen. Recently, however, British CYCLONE! X SPSS/ Aates—Motorerclos <« month. Just completing a mod Philip B. Fleming, administrator Sion and as a destroyer of democ- gp^rts In Tabloid ABOUr y RIGHT • -TH’ SCUM GOT . asS Prtoaoatoaal torvicoa ern 6 room alngle. Buy now— racles.” That Hollis, L. I„ barber who strength in Northern Africa has IT? 4 UST VAIAT WAS COMING aorrieos Offorod...... It Fuel and Feed 49-A Open Foi*um of the Labor Department’s Wage- been reestablished and the Em told Sorvleoa Oflarsd .. , . lt - A chooM your own color schema Hour division. it Is effective July America, Hoover concludeds-was+jjjjjj^ ^ haircut to any cus- *'1 wish to report in extremely high morale in the army— oatraettng ...... >4 WUllam Kanehl. Tel. 7773. the “only remaining sanctua^ of I tomer who was In the ebair Us- pire’s troo]^ opened a jiew offen 28. sive agsinsi axis forc^ in Libya. I’ve had 50 prt^sosals of marriage today!" * -Narsatlos ...... 13 FOR BALE— 14 ACRE standing North End Pool Fleming said the order would freedom, the last oasis of dylUxa-1 tsning to Red Barber when one of Otroetors ...... 1* FOR SALE—SMALL FIVE room grass. Tel. 5335. Editor, The Evening Herald: raise the wages of 9,900 of the tion and the last reserve of moral I tj,* Dodgers hit a homer, now is 39 sg—PlunblDg—Reefing .. tT single house, one car garagb, In the past there have been un 132,000 workers in the industry and economic strength. I f we are haircuts in the hole. . . . It ’s Bob buUt two years ago, 21 Avon TOONERVILLE FOLKS try-Oroosmaklng ...... It ceasing efforts on the part of and would cover an estimated 600 wise-,, these values can be made to Madry, Jr., for the soil of the port BY FONTAINE FOX tg—Trucking—Storage .. M Garden—Farm—Dairy street, stMm heat, gas hot water North End residents tO; provide a serve all mankind." ly tub thumper of the U. of North Pmssongcr Scrvtea ...... M-A heater, kitchen cabinets, linoleum, plants. [ Ysporlng ...... Products 50 respectable and convenient swim-, Carolina and Mrs. Madry. . . . Sorvleoa ...... n partly screened, lot 50x140. Price mlng pool for the childnen of the (Both father and son are doing iring ...... •• STRAWBERRIES. Pick your owm, 34,200. Allen M. Barrett, 93 S t North End at a low cost. Appar Prayer in Lovely Emhrotd^fy w ell).. . Slip Madlgui is going to "ag—DrsIng—Cleaning •• <4 •6c basket. Bring your oum con John street Phone 7973. ently nothing has been done to put run one of his famous tours to the Ooods and Sorvico ...... 34 this action into operation. linlod—Bullness Servlee s a* • > • tainers. W. F. McClelland, 81 8975 Joe Louls-Lou Jlova fight — by Bdaeatloaal Lake street. Lots for Sale 7S To us, Salter’s pond Appears Way'Of Ha'vmna. . . . O oa^ Char >^Ebaraas and Classts ...... >1 ideal betouse the water has al lie Baekman of Michigan State Is M v a ta Instruettons ...... «• STRAWBERRIES. Pick your ouTt, ready been tested and It la mors n stockholder In the Landing club ’’ Dtoctng ...... tl-A Bring your own'containers.. 6c a FOR BALE—TW O LOTS on _Bleal—Oramatle ...... ts Academy street 50x140 ft. deep. economical to use this one than to of the Michigan State League.. . . „„„raatad—Instructions ...... to quart. Alfred Bums, 472 Keeney construct a new pool. Henry Cabo of Mobile, Ala., comes FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Big Help 1>%. riaandal Will sell reasonable. Tel. 8454. cr^o .•street, Manchester. However these Improvements up with a fine idea. He wants the ends—-Stocks—Mortgagss ... 31 FOR SALE—TW O LEVE L build are necessary: First, a rail across r ...... dnsii Opi>ortunlUss ...... - 33 STRAWBERRIES 6c quart. Pick Yanks to print enough tickets to TMiMK HAlkD n o w / f0 ^ r to Loan ...... 33 ing lots, Olenwood street. Ixrw the dam, protecting the swimmer the Lou Gehrig memorial game so Yes, SIRES -T So d o th e r TEiBY a l l were GOIN* FtSHiN*/ them yourself snd bring your outi DID SBE A MAN Brow n L M 8 M HIM- fellers Help asd Sltuatleas price. Mark Headtt 169 Blast from the fifteen foot drop; sec that fans all over. the country can ■ h e oaive By HEKE in a 7 ALL OR 'BM Qwe OP 'EM w ent that w Ay,— Wanted—Fsmale ...... 33 containers H. Pasquallne. Tel saoAN — BY GRABBy,' HAD ON OUVe-COtOREO Middle TumpUie. ondly, fifty yards of sand cover get,them for souvenirs at a low liAONey BaOWN SIOAN? - HMM— - , WENT THAT VVjA V ~ ^ N ’ ■JHS , sip Wanted—Mala ...... 33 4609. ing the rough bottom of the w ^ - matter, ow shirt^ a n T 01MBR. Feller wenti THAT VRy/ asea Wanted ...... 13-A p ri(^ The proceeds from the extra FROM THE BROWN SBCAn I Wkcr. X SEEN <3RE«,« Wanted—Male or remale 31 lr.g section Of the pool. We believe ------^ P l « DANCE sales would be turned over to the IS t h r u men BRUCHESr _ ANY ^Wanted ...... 31-A Legal Notices 78 that the owner of the pond would United Service Organisation. . , . IN BROWN IB OP ranted—Pemale ... 33 readily consent to these minor al MISSING. SeCANS/ Wanted—Male . . . . 33 At « Court of Probkt* Hold*n at Gene Venxke, the miler, toured a ANO rr ----A SAY H. A. STEPHENS terations. ^ . V , — WAS GONG .pleyaient Agencies ...... M Columbia althin and for tha Dl»trlrt Let us something done Reading, Pa., golf course In 42 Vi'® y p"®’ SEe ME X3m gisrir Pets Pealtry of Andovar on tha Mth day of Juna, minutea, 49 seconds, scoring, a 91. t h a t aop FISHING? about this now. Why has not any %'ehlclM A T JOE’ S G A R A O ^ A. D.. IM l. Hfs-fastest hole was played in 32 MAS rr N -Birds—Pats ...... 41 Praatnt CI.ATTON B. HUNT. Eaq.. thing been done? Certainly swim HIS •AS Stock—Tablclss ...... 43 Hudson Deafer Judxc. . ming is one of the most healthy seconds. . . . Fort . Worth has a PISHING and Suppllss ...... 41 On motion of Jiiltua L. Strong. IS means of recreati®. It keeps the sensational M l-golfer named PoSy TACKtr • m ■tad —Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 19.39 Bl ICK SPECIAL Strickland atraat. Manchaatar. Conn;, Ann' Riley. TOe fact that her In k Per Bal»—Mlecellaaoass Admtniatralor on tha Intaatata aa- children off the streets; it prevents BOX... tleles Per Bale ...... 41 4-DOOR SEDAN tata of Rltiabath S. Strong, lata of juvenile delinquency; and It is itials spell P A R shouldn’t hurt. and Aeeeseortes ...... 44 Radio and Heater. Bolton within aald district, dacaaa- character-building in that it fos IHamnm Materials ...... 41 ad. I Ono-Mtautto Interview , wa A , —Watchss—Jstrslry 41 This Court ddth dacraa that alx ters socialisation and personality ll Appltancss—Radio.. 43 Other Good Cars . . . ^velopmenL Snorter Luster, Oklahoma montha ba allowad and llmitad for natniKaaMT.M.L- gad Peed ...... 43-a All Priced Right! tha creditors of said astata to ax- Buttoning to the side, this smart Surely, the North End children [ coach: ''During June, six Okla- ■ B—Pans—Datry Products M hlblt thalrxialma against tha aams little style is easy lo make and easy are deserving of'these benefits. hoina U. football players eUglhle ..told Goods ...... *...... *1 No Better Cars. No Better to tha Administrator and diraeta this fall, enlisted. . . Seventeen btnsry and Tools ...... »» that public notic.a ba gtvan of tnlk to launder. There is a matching Why does not the Manchester SCORCHY SMITH Tha Bad Samaritan lastrumsnu ...... *3 Service Anywhere! order by advartlaing In a nc.yapapar bonnet in this pattern, too, in Improvement Association or the or 1 more of our best boys are regis and Stors Bquipnent ... 34 55 OAK ST. TEL. 8129 having a circulation In aald district, back buttoning style which can be ganixation that has thix-power, do tered. . . . The only players we are ------xna— at the Storea ...... 34 and by posting a copy thsrsof on opened fiat for ironing. Panties, something and do it now? ' certain of are the ones who are ^1 D » K TM CAflAlLK OF JT(1 A Apparal—Purs ...... 31 tha public aign post In said town of North End Residents married and have •children/’ -TV B o p - 33- Bolton naaraat tha placa whara tha t ^ of course. Notice the ample fiCOKHV MiwSuiBtoS frrviBN els R sesrSe dacasred last dwalt.- —. fulness In the skirt which can be L «f UNOGNfClOM. BBiFtVUQeB ARP AM AflSUWa/1 . RastanraotB Cartlflad from Raeord arranged in gathered folds under Fine the Bm ri,ATTON r. HI NT -TKAtoD NHG qPMhonr'Board...... 33 the sash which ties In back. Dick CuUum of the MinneapoUs ^ TO ■nipH oO Egg^ Wantod ...... 33- a D. & M. NASH CO. J iidg.a. miickkplani. Board—Rssorts ...... M Pattern No. 8976 Is in even sixes Engagements m m weilcoined Lou Novikeff into le HeaSersoa Road M . 7g|B the • Aiito^"3W etafc$tm>sSi',^.: A LANSfi sisprsnts ...... 41 4 to 12 years. Sise 6 requires 3 3-4 ‘ A asms M ^ a a i •Board ...... *3 yards 35-lnch fabric for frock, bon lows: "What we’ve always needed Bnladi P «e Boat NASH SALEM AND SERVICE ruts, Tensinasu M In the days of Queen EUsabeth. nst and pantiea. Trim with 5 yards By Mrs. Anne.Chbet -so beautiful that It wlIlmaM a in this league is a left-handed" AfPNOaCHM.... g e n e r a l R E PA O U N O EngUahmen had to wear woolen bias fold.. ■' L««ch-Wr»y A panel of the well-loved prayer i grand picture fbr a guest room, Russian whd bits home runs and A saLE i-rvs E^bssatJous for RsM .. •« Mr. and Mrs. Hiomas J. Wray, ijfto Boot ...... 33 Oaaraataei Used Can caps on Sundays or be subjected For this attractive patterii. send of all children is done in graceful j too. sings baritone.’’ flA H tiP O n ^ k P P r Rout ...... *3 of Lilley atreet. announce the en Z' - ' ' “ For R a n t...... 31 to a fine. 15c in coin,, your name, address, line and soft colorings. Embrirfd-; o b t ^ pattern number and sise to The gagement of their daughter. Miss Oaek! .•••seseee** €9 Clara Wray, to Eugene F. L«ach, ery U simple but great beauty is | "Now ' Poe talo, Evening Herald Today's Pattern i^ le v e d by the weU-blended col- 'panel (Pattern And who was the wag who for Sals .. M Service 106 7th Avenue, New of New Britain, eon of Mrs. Robert ©rings. 'A e clouds are blue and tions for transferring__ to n toterM wagged that If the Army resUv "for SaU ... 13 & In^aan of Upper Darby, Penn, PAINTING AND R«rI EaUU . . . Lurareaet YeslL W. T. white, atan are geld, leaves.arc UhtstraUesui of stitch-1 hu made a new man out of Bum- 8*3 Interested in naar M ttem a 7 Send green, tulips are in pink and wins. ea uaad, amounU of mstertala ape-1 my Davis, gad. what a eamou- Gunners In the British Royal clflcd a s B d cents to coin, your I fl«ge eorpt we must have! PAPERHANGING fto our Summer nshion Book, Lovely lettering U dsrk tan. Boy 10 j ^ printed. glMwa atylea, for all A,lr Force are given practice in a name and address and tbs pattern I ------' : ' a o yV a ggd Gm J W w R - Rtoew eW Ratto! is in blue and girl In pink. ■' McKinney Bros. acaa. an J^aec, Ordto It today. g u ^ e fs turret on 'the ground, fir- number tb Anne GakpL Tbs Mi^-1 Logsnbsrtlsa first wmn discov- IMT a Jt-gauge shotgun at day Paaet Is IS by 11 Inehss. Uske -TekRlMwe 6922 " ^ ' l^tqrn Bodk 15c toUlf for ajWd you, love and it wiU cbestar Btootog HeiaW. lOfl Ssv: eted to tas ^ ■ pattam is mounted Atoone, Jlew Tesfc If*®* fiaats Otok ISflL ' m iioNDAX arms so, i m i Atmt^itvr EtttnbiB
'I!"',. ■ ""■■■■■— Mr. and Mrs. Heibert Roeber of lU lph J.'' ThruU. ot Phelpe Hiss Doris Anderson of SS Bea- Mrs. Louis M srte and chUdran, toB, gave a sbowur Saturday avs- of Benton street, will mnd the Onion a ty , N. J„ spent Sunday at HOOFING AND Rm A ' underweun<&rwent un operetlon i t tb s homtf o f A ir. and Mrs. Julius SETBACK the MemorUl ha^tul tWe mom* aing, bohotlag Mias Evetya 'j C . month of July at Giant’s Neck, w iilTomi Ntantle. Salonik, of 14 Middle Turnpike SIDING TOBgOAT m om SILENT a- Tomlinson, whose marriage to mOBLANDPAnX Charles Anderson will take place West. The Roebers art on their Kettmateo Freely Olvea. OBBoMsBalaa at| ' n in k M , o t M Buck* "*■ 1 — honeymoon which they w ill spend OmorCNITTCLDB f lln . 1^ e CUfford. of 19 Stnat. Ju|y SL Twenty-five guests at Mr. snd Mrs. Hdwattl P. Thor* g O u* PlfeHBl 1 IMT M tk to IMT dnugh* tended from 'New Britain, Hhn- seU, o f Masaape<]Ua, Long Island, In the Berkahlres. A. A DION, INC C H A 8 .G .i _ _ » a BOB*. bu returned from « etay near ABwIsalaa Me. IM tM M sB t m Halifax, Nova ScoUa. Mt». aif* chMter and this town. Miss And and sons, Edward P., Jr., and 299'Automn S t Td. 4860 . a Q n c a d lupiaa. erson used a decorative scheme of Richard, formerly of Hemy street, The Red Cm ss woikrooms In the h w e fa r three ford waa staying -with friends from Boston. yellow and orchid. Games and were week-end guests 6f relatives Cheney office building will be open a buffet luncheon were en]oyM. and friends in East Hartford and as usual tomorrow and Wednes Miss Tomlinson received a choioe this town. day, and closed Friday. ' Lode*. Owightet* The executive committee of the Luther League of the Emanuel collection of gifts. t o u a M f f evening; July Lutheran church w ill meet tonight jUaonK Temple. The at * o’clock In the church veeitry. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Diana of 3’ X 5*'Americnn Flag .will, be Mn. LouBe YMterday members of the League ISS Center, and Mrs. Diana’s A i m . Xurguut Anderton attended a picnic at Mt. Tom with brother, James' Moriconi, left yes HALE'S SELF SERVE O utfits...... $1.49 Complete •Mny HunluoB. the ForestvlIIe Luther League. _ terday for a stay at Old Ooieny The Original b New Eaglandl S* xO’ fsat color flag, two-plees jomtsAbtas easmsiod Beach, Sound View. pole sad holder. AND HEALTH MARKET 4* X 6* American Flag esiussTisie _ Spetdy Sudi Outfits ..... b» . $2.29 Complete A. R. WiDde 4* X 6’ fast color flag, two-piece Jointed blue onsinetod CRISCO TUESDAY SPECIAl pole end holder—boxed. 1« Walker St TeL 8365 • can 21c Double Green Stamps Given With Sales S* X 5* Cotton F la g s...... • 0 9 0.mM.0-B 79e ISELOX I 3c Tnesday. 4* X 6* Cotton Flags.. « ...... 91J18 pounds 56c Patteurized Milk S' X S' Bulldog Banting Flags ...... $2.4t 4* X 6 'Bulldog Banting Flags ...... $8.29 I t stoats '"''l(oaf 5 c ee9C.HSus« Hale's Bread i.ju irs and Cream 8’ Blue Enameled Jointed Pole with Holder ! and Cord .....s e e «* f ^ ^ $ 1 ,0 0 IVORY SOAP From Selected Fanaa Cans 49c LABOE 22c Spain - 7 17c327c Tan Oaa Libby's Special HoUdaj Sale! Tnesday • Wednesday ^ Tharaday Gordon E, Ventres. Red Salmon Can 27 C COLD CUTS lb. 45c EMBALMER AND An Exdtihg Gronp of , PRESH CAIA*ES* LIVER rVNEKAL OIBBCTOB GBOTE A WEIGEI/S FRANKFURTS Oemplete, Modani Fusmial Summer Hats Cake Flour Pkg. 21c Rwoh TdofAono Poor— Green or Wax Beang dial Choicef 2 quarts 25e.. , 'a Native Soaimer Sqaash ...... 2 for ISC CMwmst Stniw. $ X ..7 9 ...... ; ...... ^ . .2 b^ichea Itfi Pki.10c New Henojto PINEHURST coot FRUltS . HEALTH REST Large No. 1 Oaa Pnmlsr „CdsB Croes Braid t ».v- •• * * • BoneTdow Melons Cultit^lod^Bhifbcrrfei^ b»f- for Fine Jerseys ^9c Clierri^29c lb. Raaiilfc^eii. > , m a t t r e s s it Cocktail 2 27c Smart Brims. TinbaaiL vy-MMihiaMsd for g Tearst New Siiola BrettonA. Bonnets and " Raspberrl^ Oka W sgaer Beiets, Plenty Of yn^tes, • A Grapefruit for KEEP YOUR ICE BOX STOCKED WITH tl.M M M sad fLee Par >c COOL DRINKS ■ Wssk. Oat the bats you win Pepsi>Cola Pa-Pi'a want for your Ltnena and U b >• • • awaH lioltles 2Sc Prtnta. Tea Garden Grape Juice kEMP'S/ INC. Sovol Bleaching Water g ! (Contents Only.) 15c An Headaixes Gallon
Iceberg Lettuce Head OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Aad UatU f P. M. " T i b. 25e Thursday CLOSED FRIDAY Gf t Into the SAFE, CLEAN, Poinid Buneh 15c Playtex— DEPENDABLE 'Fourth of Ju^ The Living Girdle ^ H w g r iiia t day msSheds o f Bathing Bats aM reia h ig ssalre It nsera 0»* A amooth 100% aeamleaa AU-way liquid dbable tbea rvw aa a fw L It Native Peas 2 Lbs. 21c latex panty style girdle that can be used Mandisster Barbara for all occaalons—and under your bathing guaecatas lalsaas beat aaleit* Aaaodatioa 10c to 75« V i glvas aa avea aad auterm BUlt. heat, la sate aad abova all Ita natural akin fit moulda your flgmS HmtdeaaistafaBtbBls. Oar without metal, bone, eeanu o f atitchea. servka taak aaguas wfn HEALTH m a r k e t Bathing Sfiit Bags sarea you tagalarly. jToar nauneiM atB are great TUESDAY SPECIALS t $2-00 69c-$1.00 g »y ! Lb. 33c i lim L & RANGE on. An BssI Orads! l a Any QoantHy — Any Tiiae! Gordon or Trlmflt ;>^Whqlesate aad Retail 440*Sheet Kleenex t:.'...... 25c Pork Chops Lb. 29c Anklets Rubenstein's ^ t T on. COMPANY Mlasea' or chU- Apple Blossom TSlciifil . . • . .50e dren’a atzea from S 30C-60C Columbia STREET - PHONE 5292 If the ammeter pointer to 11. s ‘ dealing Powder ....V...>?0c-40c Servfitif the Public for iS Yearn. Meot)rLambCuts2 tb. 35c swingi back and forth rap 35e Lace Caatile Shampp(|.v^. .29e idly or remxina at lero ^ry Ttose Bralasd! while you are driving, the 25c pr, ^toB lavender C ole^ ... .$1.00 generator ahould be check ed at once. We replaoe Sutton's Babble Bath .,..;«*. 59c , bnuhes or mako repairs Dill and Sweet Mixed lUivIon N d l P e lid i...... b .. « vfpe quickly. The cause of the doty's Lipstick » 0;S s e e-ip e w « A>'*-e e SOc trouble is eliminated ana Pickles in Bulk Shorts Prophylactic Tootii Brakes .2Sc future expense avoided. Navy and blue denim riiorta. Sisea 12 to 20. NORTON ‘~ L b . 2 7 c Ham ‘ 59c to ELECTRICAL $1.19 INSTRUMENT CO. Birds Eye Raspberries 21c Hilliard S t Phone 4060 Slacks Halters^.... . 29c to AdMorted mate- Three atylea In printed a ^ floral Mata- rlale end <(dora. riala and oolora. Sisea 12 to 20. $1.19 Cardigans ...... $1»19 Solid eolora—ro4 Widtor Mw. / to $2.98 LICHTEN WORK * 'T /Girl Scout Cardigans . . $1.00 a n d / lencth en Regulation color with emblem. otfiUU/UL '
An Attractive [fiisuits tton prlnta and aaerauekera in ISmall iHouse .by Bizea—^1 to 3. 3 ^ Modem and attnictive, this neat liUle Iw o^ory house embodies many of the fea ChHdren’s lisle S m A a ^ tures usually seen only In All ibilte OK paatel colon. 4 to preventions homes. The at- Given With Qiah 5sle$ in Both TH. lached garage and gun deck 19c Pr. are partlculariy note TtieM Stores All Day Tuesdoyo worthy features. Carriage Nefih^ * •... 29c Xhuto to fit imy atsa csiriage. Wffl Aarist Y ob VRHi Your Planning and Finandng Arrangements. Baby Shop T b J W H A U t ^