Solohs' Backing Seen for Sinking Protest

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French Fall Rack Solohs’ Backing Seen Playing Hiige ^

To New Positions Game of Bluff For Sinking Protest;

lut Swiss Observers Nearer Damascus Believe Stalin Will Yield to Hider in Abandon Syrian Town iiiiiii; Hull Hits Vichy Agai Using Tanks Preference to Fighting AVriNNE I; Of Kissoue; British icu i!' ■ K'l Hi And Free FivSftrfi! Are " Way to Halt Bern, Swltxerland, June,14.—(g) ptary Makes Fresh Widespread Sup] M e«^ n l, —^A high-stakes contest of Inters Held Up There Several High School national bluff, with Adolf Hitlsr And Stinging Accusa­ Appears to Be Derek Days by Resistance bf Foes^ Tanks demanding economic benefits from tion , France Induced • Ing for Whatever V ic h y -L e d Troops. the Ukraine and Joseph Stalin Grada Less playing a waiting game, unwlUIng *To D6 Geinuany’s mands State D< Nation*t Priae Armoret to fight, was described by Swiss Fighting* in Syria; Pos­ Pro La bor ment May Dispatrii London, June 14.— (ff>— . Force Preparing to sources today as underljdng per­ Authoritative sources ai^ sistent reports of Soviet-Nasl ten­ sibility Raised Govern­ Germany as Result sion. nounced today that ® French Send Mecheawted DivU ATLANTIC |i The Journal de Geneve, which i lOCJlANI ' ment May Back Up Apparently Lett Zetdous Sinking of Mercl troops had abandoned the has authoritative international gion into Maneuvert ' !>'mi * i Syrian town of Kissoue and contacts, declared Germany want­ ' ll: f'lij' i V 1»“I Warnings with Action. Than Thote Having Ship by SuhmariiMb^ ed access to the Ukraine and the had fallen back to new posi­ the- Arm y in Tennessee, Grade School Educa- with right to direct wartime production 1 i|M i'*' M 1 Washington, June 14.- tions only a few miles froth June —(ff)—"The only way to from the great bread-basket of Washington, June 14.— (JP) 14 4tun tions or College Men, — Widespread congressio Damascus. Kissoue is 10 miles Btim tank* la with tanka,” declar­ aouthweatem Russia—a grain and nil 1—A fresh and stinging Unit­ cattle producing steppe-land twice support appeared to be dc south of Damascus, and Brit­ ed a high ranking Arm yN^t^r ed States accusation that as big as Texas. Berkeley, Calif., June 14—(S')— oping thday for whatever [ ish and Free French forces today.ay, M the national prise umo; Soviet Premier Steltn, the Jour­ iFrance had been induced "to Union men with high schooL-edu- testa i^ d demands the St S tr iv in g to capture the^Syrian ed force nal said, , was trying to dodge the do (Sermaiiy’s fighting” in Remands—but it predicted he catlons eppar^Uy are less sealous Department may dispatch | cpIWhav. t».n hdd " P £S I 1/ I'/ t" [i! I Syria rais^ the possibility W i^d give In if necessary to avert tlilj ll i . In their support o f labor than thoaa there for several days by jX - n l il today that the government Germany as a result of a bfeak with Germany. having only grade school educa­ sinking of the American m« French resistance. . Tho Tank Wvlrioia headed n (^ s t o Hopes for Prostration iiiiii soon might back up with ac­ tions or those who went to college, In the central sector weat of K la-1 from Fort Banning, Oa.—Ita 11,000 StaUn'Il trying to keep Russia tion its warnings to Vichy Betty. Chamberlen, University of chant ship Rohin Moor by soue, these aources said, the A llied j men___ handling _ I.OOO armored out of war’ he etiU en­ against close collaboration Washington paychologiat. told The subms;rine. Senator forcu now hold Nebatlyb, a»^ vehicles—to participate In tbe war visions "general 0>mmunlst revo­ PeEroleum Co-ordUiator Harold IckM has been studying a plan with ]^rlin. The first and Western Psychological Associa­ the Deihocratie leifeder/ **doE6ly ■upported by th$ R.AJFn games next week. lution In the rutes of a Europe to conatruct 4,450 milea of pipelinea to avert a petroleum transporta- tion. nre in touch with Vichy tranaport "Jhe two weeks should help he thought a protest proatrated by the liorrors of bom- tlon shortage. One lino would run from Port Arthur and Texas C ity | most immediate likelihood, in Single men in organised labor north of Merdjayoum.’’- Nearer the Army to experiment with tac­ bardmenta...... mil and famine," The Jour­ to New Jersey, carrying 250,000 barrels of gasoline a day. Another are more in favor of military con ought to be sent immediat tics for stopping tanks as weU as the opinion of some authori­ the coaat, the Allies were said to nal asserted. I t added: “ He has. from minolar to New Jersey would cany a similar amount of crude acripUbn than their married co- and a s s e rts he found i t ' have encountered "aome opposi­ provide a real opportunity for find made concessions, and would make ties, was that the Vichy gov­ oU. A, third line from Portland, Me., to Montreal, would eliminate a to believe the submarine ' tion” near Sldon. more if necessary. RusMr, or 2,000-mile water haul. Work la now under way on a gasoline line ernment might be refused (Contlaned Oe Page Two) (French miUtary eourcea eald (Oonttnneg On Pagn T w o ), more exactly the Ukraine, is tndis- troto Baton Rouge to Greensboro. This line may be extended to Nor­ further funds from the ap­ mander sank the veseel AJUed forces had been thrown out pensaMe to a self-sufficient Eu folk. Another line (broken) froina Port St. Joe to Chattanooga, la proximately $1,500,000,000 in out Borne advice from higi at the outaklrta of Sldon after rope in any conflict with Ameri-< completed except for crossing several raUroad rights of way. gaining a foothold there yesterday. French assets frozen in this authority.' OR. • e e '• ,• Long Fight Is A loading critic o f admtnlx Prettot Damaaens Ik U Water Plans “From tbe point of view at the country. tlon foreign policy. Senator SarUer, Informed Britons pre­ new Europe tne matter needn’t Another possible course of action er (D-Mont), described tha dicted today that Damascus, an­ be a cause of war to obtain the over which there baa been much Predicted On dent aa "something I wouki cient capital of Sjrria, would fall \Would Raise result desired. It would suffice speculation la that the United nounce.” He said, however, th sfil to enclrcUng Britlah and- Free within existing political actuality Pacific Coast Sti^e States eventually might break off thought “at least wa ought French forces within a matter of -for Stalin to consent to permit diplomatic relations with the await an explanation h a to n German clvlUana to organise on a Revenue Bill boura—If it has not been taken al­ Present Rate ■Vichy regime, clearing the w iy Jump at conclusioaa—If then I ready. modem sclenttflc basis the produc­ Fronts Closely Eyed for recognition of the "Free explanation.” They were unable to confirm tion, commerce and transport of French” committee of Gen. Charles Ought to Pay to r Xncxidne gratnai” >D« Gteutle. leader o f the French May Not Be Finidly ‘Veteran Senatof Glass (D ^ ^ Contemplated New Re^ forces fighting with Britain. declared that If It was p ro ^ ! effort to effect capitulation of tbe The tide of divergent stories of Lumber Worker#\ Will j Given Grave New Emphaala Passed TIU September; yond question that Gennaay- c^oir at Norih End strained relations between Berlin Bombeips Raid city without further fighting. Return to Work Mon­ 'ilie whole question of American- Senate to Speed Re» respOnsible fo r tbs sinking (Dltpatchea from Damaacua yes­ Cited; Big Increase in and Moscow brought from i Rus- ought to be made to pay Bte, herself, a series of denlaU French relatkma waa given grave terday Indicated the defenders In­ day; Machinists fo^ new emphssU last night by Secre­ i duced WPA Measure. “You knew what my tended to declare it an open city, Costs Would Resnll. which, backhandadly, confirmed at Berths of 3 he told newsman. *T laast one of tha reports. .CastBallots Tomorrow tory Hull who said In a atotement ougbt to go over there to spare. Ita 200,000 resldenta that “Germany arams to have pre­ Washington, Juns 14— (P>—Pre- dangers (ff a- siege.-- JCha-B iil I t was diaolosad at the meeting No Bxpeetattoa Of Fight her out of every ^U-boat, - Tbe Soviet government declar­ vailed on the 'Vichy government to dictlng’.a long Oongresslonsl fight that before and X stUl beUev* i radio broadcast laat niftit from of the directors of the Eighth Nazi" Vessels do Germany’s fighting In the Syria Cslor a report that Vlmy Frei-ih ed last night that German troops By The Associated P reas over tax legislation. Senate Demo- In well-informed quarters it? School and Utilities District held of the general German ad- and Brltlab-Free French leaden were being moved toward Ruasla'a National Defense Mediation area predicted that Sem ta^ vance.” craho Leader Barkley expressed had InaUttfted a parley for the last night that tha Manchester western frontier, but denied that Board officials watched west first mova would be to r the Soviet Union had any reason S trad die Oft*Bombed Further the secretary of state doubt today ftiat a defense" rev­ Berlin a note of strong i city’s surrender. Water Company, a privately own­ coast developments today as charged that “ the original scheme No Betnm Bomhardment ed utility serving rodents of the to expect a fight, or that Ger* Battleship Sc^arn- enue bill could be sent to Presi­ ing Germany’s treaW pi many had made any new demands. the Puget Sound CIO lumber! of tho Darlan-Laval group to de­ ernlng the sinking of The Palestine broadcasting sjrs- north end district, has plans under, liver France politically, econ^l- dent Roosevelt before next Sep- tem said last night that the Allied way to greatly enlarge and Im­ Tba Soviet statement aeld ”it strike front cracKed and A F L j horst, GneVenau and ships and also asking should be asstimed” tbe German cally, socially and mUltarily to Hit- tember. forces ringing Damascus had been prove tba water supply of tbe ter* machinists in Sm Francisco I diate and iorthright troop movements had no bearing Cruiser at B r ^ Docks ler seems now to have been biought | Barkley, Just rsleased from the Robin MoorMoor InMdenL inM( subjected to heavy artlUery fire ritory dhd to take care of the ex- prepared to vote xomorrow on out Into the open by a succession Haval hoipItM after treatment for from within the city’s defenses but on relations between the coun­ In tha same commuhicat tries, and added that Red Army a return to work on $500,000,* T _ _ j. _ \ a ,m n r I Of pubHc statements' and especially I n^ twtooth tb lartfection, said la aa inter- was said, Hull may demand 1 that there had been no bombard­ London, June 14.—(P) —strong those by Meesre. ijivai.Laval-(fomer (former | .vthat “there will be a lot of ment in return. movements also ware only train­ 000 worth of Navy and mer* bomber forces straddled the oft- nlficatlon for American ing maneuvers. vice-premier of France) and Dar- I |>uUlng and haallng”^ befora tha property loot as well as g Although official confirmation chant shipbuilding. bombed bertha of tbe German bat­ lan (present vlce-premlor)." waa lacking on the French claim Meanwhile German military at measure Is worked Into final against futan attacks Otr : tachea showed their latest bUtx- The three largest locals of the tleships Setaarnhorst and Onelaenau A few hours later the French that British and Free French had krleg movies o f the Balkan and CJIO International Woodwotkert of and a 10,000-ton Naxl cruiser with ambassador, Gaston Hen^-Haye, jf the Houae sends a revenue On rag# T ub)!: exureeaed to reporters his ■“J* bui to the Senate early In July, « (Oonttnued On Page Two) African campaigns to tbe Moscow America—whoae president, O. M. many heavy explosives laat night, diplomatic corps and Ruaslan of- Orton, laat week denounced the prUed disappointment” at Huli^a the senator said, two or threa board fo r "labor-busting and the Air Ministry reported today, “new InterpInterpretation” of I weeks of Finance Committee bear- fioers. - and struck again at Ruhr valley in- em e v ^ . He said British rs- Ings atm will be necessary before The Ukraine angle of Soviet strikebreaking” tacUca — planned duatries. ports sh^ed that no AxU forces German relations also was report­ to resume work Monday imder a the measure reaches tbe Senate Given Warning “ Heavy bombs,” it said, “ were had been eMounterod In Syria and floor. FkishesM ed in Madrid by the Berlin corre- board peace plan. seen to burst in tbe (Brest) dock Lebanon a n d ^ t tha French gov- apondent o f tbe SpanlAh news There It Is expected to arouse (Late BnOetlM ef Hw (A ). ’They have voted to accept a 7% ea and to straddle the berths eriimenl ”hsa ^affirm ed , over and considerable debate and oven after On Grumbling agency. who said New Rus­ cent hourly wage Increase and paid of all three abipa.” ' over again, thaKpur armies wore It Is passed by the Senate, Bark­ iaerease Syria P enetration sian concMsiona which would give vacations, resuming work while a ’The cruiser was identified sa a alone to assure tba defense of the ley said, some time w ill ba requir­ the Reich "complete economic in­ commlaaion makes an economic Hlpper Maas vessel and British territorlaa placed u,nder French ed to a^ust differences between Cairo, Jaae 14-JWV- Italians Told Those Who dependence of the Britlah and survey o f the Industry. These terms sources have expressed belief she protection.” House and Senate versions. tab aad IVee F rench fo r e iA l Amarican blockades” were ex- were rejected by leaders of the Is tbe Prtns Bugen, consort of tbe V . BOsuaderstandlng' Syria “ have sabetaatlally Fuss W ill Receive Pen­ peeted. union who demanded a IQ-cSnt MesnwhUs. arrangements wera | ed the arena of tbMr battleship Bismarck which waa Authorised sources In Wchy to­ made to a p e^ Sanate conatdera* aietorined P ivialone boost in the present base of 87% Bimk In tns Atlantic May 27. the Britlsk Middle East alties of Profiteersi' day called the Hull decUratlMi evl- tlon o f an 8885,206,000 relief MU mead said tedi^. The negotiations, EFETs corre- cents. ^ tirn tm Extensive Damage Done apondent reported, were' backed up dence that the American atl to finance WPA employment ‘Ot « • • "A heavy attack,” the Air Min­ still was due to misunderstant an average of 1,000.000 persons j Borne, June 14.—(m— Adelchi ■ "several motorised divisions’’ Operations will be resumed Mon- istry said, “ was made on the In­ Harvard Wins of the French position. during tbe 12 months beginning New London, June I f Serena, secretary of the, Fascist day'at tha Mg Weywhaeuser mills dustrial district at Schwerte a»d These sources said there was no^ uW 1. Employment at that av- party, warned today that Italians (OaBttaoed On Pago Two) s t ’Everatt,_ /59V Wash., oaaploiring ^ : _ 1,800 extenaiiM damage eras done.” Harvard’s rfeahniaa eight 0 would be 41 per cent Isas Crimson fleet la psMtisa to grumbling about wartime condl* men, as well as at WeyerhaeuserWeyerha Coastal command aircraft were (Oonttanad On fnga Twelva) the average of tha present tiona would receive the same treat­ camps at Vail and McDonald. declared to have attacked Axis Its fenrtli eensecarttvn. < WllUam Fonids, Jr. ending June SO. ment as profiteers. Other locale have voted to resume shipping In the English Chaimel of the Thasaea river ragatto ptMTOTSfi By Heoee by defeating Ita Yals rivid (Premier MuSsollnl in a decree nandlnx demands fo r water fo r Five of Crew lo i^ g and will woric at Lorman, and bombsd a Brittany airdrome. April 28 ordered death, life im­ Warii., and at the operatioas of In another phase of tbe far-flung The nlMSure was approved by four leagtto la the epeataig doM ftlc uae and also, give addi­ Drought Peril A Senate milee npetacasa raee. I t was prisonment aiul leaser prison terms tional supply for fire-fighting pur­ ,thfc Houss^.,---- , for certain casea of failure by con- poses. To do this aa increased Hurt in Blast (Oaattnned Oa Page Twa) (Oonttnaed On Pnge Tw elve) first vletocy of the seal tractora, workers and sokUera t9 riierge will be made for water in StiU Persists Crimsnn j enngetras, s fulfill oUigatlons to the atate. the district. ■ 'it carrlss less than In ­ M. L T. thrM tUtoa am “Morale Stffl Higher" once In their pravtans PlUM F or BalargonDMit dent Roosevelt reoueated and 85 A conference with provincial William Foulds, Jr., president of thengh feggy iiadtttani leaders of the party showed tbe the Manchester W ater (Company ou".t'pw>d^lPi!?ci^es Anew to Boost < lsire.m.FioK in Newl ^oratim-dO. ’Twelve) the eiews had aaeolh wafer, “morMe of Italians was still high­ and also president of the Blglith ow Norm al the taet half ot the histarle e ^ er” after a year of war. Serena School and UtUlUes District, told • • • said. tbe directors at tbele meetiito laat FtaJ Ceie^ation of Flag Day] Ctoatto *a Sign Paet He gave orders at the confer- night of the'plans. The Water Philadelphia, June 14. — (P) — fr****^!. I Suitor Held\ - Beam, Jane 14 ence for “forces of the party to re­ Five msmben of the Venexuellaa Mrelee aaM today that act dedalvely Against every spo­ Washington, June 14 Biga toe (ONrtlaMd On Page Ten) oU______tonker Ooronl’a crew were in* Pblladclpbla, June 14.—(PV-A'^Tte Feni^lvanla Legislature In 'Threat of an acute drought pw- radic attempt of remaining antl- jured early today by ah exploMon jn m rg *d er_:^ o has mads otaserv* 1S87 made tbe date a legal hoUday ^^00)1^- For Slaying! Jo^g

Fasclam—in soma cases clearly In «uuand PrraldentMrimmtumu, RooeeveltnuvKrcii. inui amu n vu, ^-l* , ^ * ^ guTvey*“ reported today, with pean aatloas wMMi the service of foreigners—to un- /’V - nn cial proclamation this year l; with toe ItaBaa-Gei h “ « stream-flow conditions greatly be­ dermlne- public morale with tbe I IjO flS L A found new courage for Ua task ed: Murder and Suicide At­ treaty. Tbla waa repoitai. vUe and subUe aim o f alandering a . w v -amo . .That the flag be displayed on low normal but not yet critical. after H was aaneoneed oF T te 8.104-ton ship, registered anfldst defense prepsratlons to- At the gaging station on the out o f Maracaibo, VenexuMa. and I day on this 104th anniversary o f government buUffing on June 14 tempt Ifi Caused by j that Italian Ferelga "N o ^ c e or Indulgence must be and that tba day be obeerved as Piacataquia river, at Dover-Fox- Oomt Galraaso Claao had I ISfflZl TlirffCtfi' operated by Tbs Mene Grand OU ioid Glory's Mrth. croft, Maine, the mean etream flow shown In the fight against specula-1 ^ o company,. docked yesterday and I WhUa a pilgrimage headed back F lag Day by suitable eeremonlea In Jealousy, Police Assert! at Venice wtto filpleeBal tors and hoardm ," Serena aald. classrooms, public gatherings and for May waa 878 second-feet, gentattvea e f Croatia aad ' imineiUny crude oU at the I to the Uttla Arch street bouse ^ • • • where ^ te y Ross stitched the first places of Worship, and by display- which was 2® per cent of the nor­ New T o ik , June 14—(d V -A ^ time of the blast. mal of 1,280 eecond-feet. the eur- Two Defitrayers Ha called for a mora rigorous I GerttUUlS A vw AirpOTtS Stars aad Strlpea In 1777, aging tag thetha fla g at homes and other ap­ was and her suitor, seriouav Te watch over rationing of auppUea, found. Juno 14 Three Gas accumulating In c William T. Kerr pledged anew to propriate placee.’’ declaring war "privations” must Atudted and P a M etta Oranpe ' Arraage Parade USuaUy a.t t theth. ena os- mayH., ^“• Btraetad in Isas thafl » yefifty raenta a ftec they had bean bring about a nationwide celebra­ he borne ta) an equal, degree by Planes Shot Down. ed was beUevod to have caused the tion of tbe event and solemnly de­ FhUadelphta’s obeervance which ^ •• * murt" wd suldde at new U . S. N avy dtaftey everybody. Kerr said was one of thousands,,,.....systems------are fuU.- but . , FeiieaS aad toe F1ta*,J terrific explosion which was heard clared: White-collar workers are to n t throughout Booth and West Phila­ about the country culminates at [were only Akoot The prinMpala were Bertha Kap- lanehed tadav at toe Bei aa metra month’s salary, a n d ^ Berlin, June lA —(ff)—^The Brit­ “Now the obeervaaoe of Flag delphia. Day is a real national defense proj- Tmu»p«mi«mr

MANCHESTER BVENTNG HERALD, ^^HEB'l'ER, COWN.T SATUBDlfY, JUNE 14,1941 m. Monthly meeting of the Wotnen's Forogn Miaatoilary So- Cattle KiUed etky In tha vaatey. with tha praat- Towns Told to Walch Advises Way fd ® M deni Mrs. A da Bogart in rtiarga. Nation Faces G f e u r c l i ^ Cbotr rehearsal win follow this Set Record sarvioa. Sanitation of Camps NatMa Lands of Poison ------^ f " agftlB_rMUy 2 Jlisks, View St. Jassadb Rnmas Oalhslle ChUdran’a Day azatelspa at T Tka OaBtar C k n ch , m. Sunday, June 32. Young Peo­ Hartford, Juns 14.— The atton-^for ittoerant camping, theae fegu- Indication of ProduiiHv- (OoagTCgatteoal) . Rsv. WIlBam J. Doan, Paatar lationa ‘cover all baalc precautions **"imch»rreeent situation. ••wholeu}*" inveatl»*«<» tor, William NarratU. Mr. and c h a :^ of arrangements,, Miaa tics on Slaughtering. Deliciou* Apple* Dead Of Sodium Chlorate Star V ^Ig" jirestde with N o­ MorningJ w o n l^ , 10:60. that may arlsa in areas where If toay are dtricUy bbaeryed, trail­ roemlwn •••« to Oomraunl^. ble Grands from the other lodges Mrs. Frank Tejral, former New S u n d » maasaq: M ary Davis, Miaa Ethel Hewitt, M arfbor^gii Wapping Childran’s Sunday. there haa been an axpanalon of fa- er camps may offer one solution to . Found Mo*t Satia£ac®i| Tellg Amherst Grads Rockville taking part. A t the conoluaion of York Sokols, assisted in the in­ For adulta: 6:00, 7:30, 8:30, 9:46 Mrs. Florence Wood and Mrs. Ctolcago,,- June 14.— (S)— Some InvMUfoUon «"«•«[ . Procaaiionai— Junior Choir. cUlUea for extended parking of defense housing difficulties. He ths service there will be a floral struction. Jamaa A. Young. Wtoteraet, la., June 14— (4P) Him. Howard Lord HIra. W. W. Oranl ••Chrlatlan Education’’— Nancy and 11 a. m. ' warned, however, that any devi­ indication of toe productivity of tory by State ''-A§maej»l, Soviet tuolly conlSned^to tho»e in ^••der- Choice In Between Lawls B. Ohspmaa tribute xo the departed members Ernest Smith of South Willing- trailer coaches, according to an — A tree which Owner WU- 7g*4. Pika. For children: Downstairs at 8:30 ation from cleanlinbes, pure water America’s great farm areas, n M , B«9lcvilla ilaced a f the croaaroada at Grove M4-X Baat Hampton ton has been oppointed adminis­ Ooaoordla Lntkeraa article Written by Eugiene L. Lehr, Ilam B. Landis aald bore the Hasards of Fighting First nmrahal— ^Waalay Bunca. a, m. Housing Engineer, and published supply and proper dibpoMl of rub­ New H a v ^ June 14— (*7— Mh lookad on with un- aiiUioriUeo weon- lill cemetery. trator of the estate of his wife, Gardea and Wtoter Streets encouraged by the government to original DeUcloua species of Second marshal— John Bowen. in the monthly bulletin of toe bish will result in an bpen invlta'- apples la dead, a victim of ding picnic gimnda, orchards Mtarest and eqneased whlle ledrlctwl Am y g u f^ And Loss of Freedoms Working Oa Dam Mias Eilehn Enta was in>cst of Helen V. Smith, latS deceased. A group of clthMns met recently SL Brldgat’s B. C. Rev. Karl Richter, PM tor increase output in an effort to Class Day exercises of Windham Call to worship and prayer— State Department of Health. Some tion to substandard tlvlhg condl- destructive weather. w o^lsnds of poison Ivy is NBt vieam: Tkat Sov- the ptant, the •djolnlng Lo« An- Members ot tha Rockville Fish at the new firehouse on the BUing- R«v. Jamba P. TImsidna, Pnator make this country toe larder of honor at a surprise mlac^laneous High sohobl took place Thursday Cbrlznaa Educauon. locallttea aflready suffering from a ttona, lU health and disealte- Good Landis said today he was toe perennial pnMsms ot and Germany may be telea*^ •Irport, ««d to the areM In and Game, Club met at ite pro­ Rev. Fredertric Clark, Aaaistaat 8:50 a. m.— Sunday S e b ^ ai democracy, to revealed to statis­ vam—mm Amherst, Mass., Juns >4.— (IP)— Class of^? shower In Richmond MemoHal Li­ afternoon and evenbig. Mcmday ton road, to organize the South KJrmn, “ Joyful, Joyful, We shortage of adequate housing are soil seepaga Is needed at a trailer positive toe gnarled veteran of who enjoy outdoor Ufa at/ i l l for a mUiUiy clash whifh S^ch Aitietlw perty at Mile Rill tpday to im­ Rev. Frapela Braea, Aastataat Bible Cfiassea. Alfred Lange, a tics of livestock slaughterings and SsersUry of ths Treasury Mor- prove the dam. The small pond on the class is to have its annual ban­ Windsor branch of the United Ser­ 'AiS^ T h ^’^-. faced with toe control of addition­ camp site to care for disposal ot cold storage meat holdings. hia farm orchard, which at­ season. Tbs EIxperimsnt as #m t German strengU tedde. UnUl yeeterdoy brary Thursday night given by perlntendent. I at New *Haven haa ' trieil' n genthsu declsrsd today that ths tha grounds la now well stocked members of the local Grange in quet and outing at the University vice Organizations. Chairman was PreaeataUen of children for bap- 10:00 a. m.— BngU/di a e rv lM .^ al sanitary problsma incident to sewage. Federally inspected slaughter of tracted aighUeera for year, the Itottle of Bptain: that it were potrolUng on * » * ****'!"rH [ To Gra^ttdte Masses' on Sunday 7:30, 9. 10 methods of ersdicsttog /Ivy anil < with trout and the members desire of Connecticut. Graduation will be George F. Enes. who also -became tiaffl. which a Christian flag and-^toe an in^ux of defense workers. Un­ The prevention of overcrowding cattle to May, according to figures would not recover from toe ef­ another ••war of narvea. a mite from the factory, which American peopla cannot preeerva charge of Mrs. Jerome F. Weir. and 11 a. m. E. M. Stoddard, a a so ^ ta plaai to strengthen the dam to prevent Wednesday and the senior recep­ the chairman of the new organi­ Leaders—Charles Bader, Carol United States flag will to dedicat­ able to find more suitable quar­ in trailer campe and within indi­ released by toe United States De­ fects of last Armistice Day tumR out bombere and pureuit their freedom "without being ready About 100 persons attended. There pathologist, has wrlttsta a ml wo- it being washed out aa hsa oc­ tion will be the next evening. This zation. D. P. Cavanaugh and A. Cbi^pelle, Eunice Jones. ed. These flags will to presented ters, nuuty of these workers and vidual trailers also deserves seri­ partment of Agriculture, waa the storm which klUed- thousands craft. Sl*«^ Bernard’* School in was a mock wedding and dancing / Seooad Oongregatlonal Cburcti ognqpbed circular on/results. T U s to Sght in Ite defense." Two sl- curred previously. and refreshments constating of town is affiliated with Windham C. Holland accepted the post of Responaa after bmttiam: “The by Shiriey Anderson and Florence their famlUea have resorted to ous consideration, Mr. Lehr point­ largest on record for that month. of other Iowa fruit trees. itch Pacific / fla a l pedeiew Poatpoaed Parris E. ReynoMs, Mtolstar The tree, he said, waa a circular is sent w tos hu tcmstlvea now are before the na­ Vemon Church Notes sandwiches, cake and coffee were High, ______. secretary and treasurer, respec­ lo rd la My , Shepherd"— Junior I ^ e l n . The Chrlatlan flag will be trailer camps in or adjacent to In- ed out He stated that two pereona The kill of hogs waa toe greatest ' In Washington legislation om- Rockville to Hold Ex­ sprout from the stump of a ot persons who write toe tion. he said InAh'sddreas prepared The final aeaslon of the Church enjoyed. tively. The steering committee is choir. presented as a memorial, and toe duatrlal areas for year-round llv-, represent a maximum desirable since 1934 and that of sheep at a powertng the president to take Church school at 9:80. This'wlU seedling sent from Vermont in asking what to do about Coagt Strikes ercise* Tomorrow. echool at tha Vernon Center Con­ Mias Ents has been a teacher at composed of Miss E. Polle,, G. E. Program by children In-the dif­ American flag la a gift from toe ing quarters. population per trailer. Several new Majr high since 1935. over strikebound defense plants for an Alumni luncheon at Amherst gregational church will be held lae the final pesslon for the summer. 1872 to Janes Hiatt, farmer- ivy. tha O n ter school for the paat Hearn bhd Frank Blosie. ferent departments of the church Simday school. Oscar Anderson, Fsttr Preeanttoiis towns in toe state have already Hogs slaughtered under Federal was tentatively approved by the College, and "each of them in­ on Sunday morning at B:45 a. m. Th^' committee mapped out •/ school. It is necesskry that the children be Mr. Lehr pointed out that toe adopted ordinances regulating orchardlst here. "After haviag tried many mate- Rockville, June .— (Special.) three years and is to become IJi* South Coventry "j president of toe Church Board, will Inapectlon in 'May totaled 4,023,- (Omthraeg From Pago Oar) House Military Oommlttee yester­ volves risks. . 4U1 14 The delegates sent to the Older plan for the campaign. Sout The Offertory, Largo—Handel present in order for them to learn State of (kmnectlout haa eatab- trailer camps Including space re­ Hiatt recognised toe quality cials redominended or suggazted . “If we set now to stamp out this bride ^ Paul Jansen of Mansfield about the claaaea for the fall. accept toe flags In behalf of the 021 head against 3,890,182 last day, with flnal decision postponed —. Thirty-one members of tha Boys and Girls Conference in El- Windsor was divid^ into Mght (Junior orchestra). llahed in toa Sanitary Code cer­ strictions. cither towns might well of the fruit itod named toe ap- for toe eradication of tola jilaBt, terror and this tyranny that U on in the near future. Miss Enta re­ Choir rehearsal at 10:00. Mem­ cotigrogation. The German service May. Chittle slauglftered amounted r ooaspanies ih the Olympic unUl Monday. Already passed by rraduating claaa will recelva their Un^on last week will make a re­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Kingsbury zones. Each zone will have a fruit and the name. ,pre,«.000 by Orton. of F ^ e ra l mediation and concilia­ have been suggested. / tag for the year. Election of offi­ On June 1 reserve supplies of dissolved to water at toe rate ot m be bombed, we may be killed In tlw three o’clock and Rev, Jamee Q. Hooker, Marcia Banning and of useful articles at the Richmond age were brought to the well child ject: “The Pmable of and Ancient •taaibUity that full-speed ^ r k tion agenclea and would authorise The engagement of Miaa Mary>^ cers. After the meeting the club meat were the largest for that Landis said new shoots were pound to toe gallon, and spraybd - San Francisco bay area aWp- process, and we ahall certainly ^ Dolan, pastor, will give the aer- Memorial Library on Tuesday, conference and summer round up Gilson, daughter of Jacob Ollson, City." Special music by toe choir R«v. S. J. Saesepkowald, O. V. springing from toe old stump the use of troops to prevent Illegal Gladys Rtsley. win go to Sweet Heart Lake for date atoce 1931, toe department on toe plants when in fuU leaf. adght be resumed Monday ^rer. That is «>"• '"• mon and present the diplomas. The final Sunday evening meet­ June 17 at 6 p. m. The menu fol­ yesterday, held in the firehouse, of Windaorviile, to John Rukua, Prelude, Oontemplatipn ....S m ith Sunday Services: and next fall he would remove picketing. ^ /Ca picnic. Auto Driver Find* said. Thera were 952,927,000 N e t Necessary to Satoiate The following will receive dlplo- ing of the Pilgrim Fellowship will lows: Salads, baked beans, meat br. Reuben Rothblatt of WilUman- Anthem, Aa Pants the Heart 8:80 a. m. First maaa. i^^igarrow's balloting was 1 Members Of the C IO -U A W at son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ru- Tli6 Wcrti No Need Seen the dead trunk and "bring the "It la not necessary to saturate repoit that imly TSit .jj j ^ suspended 10 of "But tf we do not act, we run Patricia Noreen Baker, Oor* be held at 7.:30 o'clock. Plans will lolM, baked ham, pickles, home tlc v^as in attendance, also Miss ...... Spohr 10:30— Oirpus CSulati services. pounds of all meat in store, not the kiis, of Wapping, has been an­ Monday, S:(X)— ^The 1941 con­ Subway Rough Road sprout along.” toe soil around toe roots with too another and far greater risk: Of Inne Alice Carroll, (31alre Ann be made for otherNmeetlngs.and made rolls, strawberry shortcake Stager from the State Department, nounced. Offertory solo by C. M* Beckwith Little girls of the piriifi vvin Sp- { eluding lard. Thie was an increase _'A 5Inal____ I.IS I^A ^^_, ■^vr*’*lth e lr group last night pending a Miss Margaret Danehey, school firmation claaa will meet at the of 226,512,000 pounds, or 31 per •olution aa the plants abooeh ’ still available. The rest have union trial on charges of Instigat­ losing our precious freedoms, or Dalta Oorte, Helen Haiaabeth acUvitlea during the hummer. and coffee. The United Choirs Group of the M y God, M y Father .. .Maraton pear in toe procession. For Fumiturel nurse. Miss Grazario from W llll- church and go to Columbia Lake cent, over June 1, 1940. enough through toe leaves and other Jobs. Harry Hook. ing a 00-minute walkout Monday surrendaring the Intellectusl and Garorek, Mary Jane Joly, Beatrice City Court Seventeen members of the local eix neighboring churches. South PosUude, March in D . . . .Machett 5:00— Banquet- &t Pulaski hall Boston, June 14—(g)— "Thia mantlc. Mrs. Marjorie Brannon for a picnic. The largest Increase In meat stems to do toe killing. Ons burineas agent, said. at The BrewstetAeronAUtical Cor- spiritual heritage from which Am­ Marie Laflamme, Claire Ann Mc­ Norman B. Kloter, '20, of 118 Grange attended the Neighbors Windsor, wapping. Warehouse Young Peoplea Mu Sl$;ma Chi ■arved by toe Women’s Society. is toe roughest road I .have Mother Rescues Tueaday, 7:00—Troop 25, Boy holdings wss in pork. On June thorough application will kill ths „ _ . o s to take a vote on a herst College and all of our Amer­ Carthy, Lucille Roae McCormack, Orchard street was fined .$10 and Night program in Columbia Wed­ and Mtfi.vMary W . Cummlsk as­ Point,- Scantlc, Broad Brook and Society at 6:00. Outdoor meeting. Program to follow by ycnith of toe ever traveled,” a motorist poration’s LonglslandlJtty,igfal N. Y Bcouta. Ernest Irwin, scoutmaster, Suggestion by Lady however. It may _ to erork and place the dis- ican way of life have g r o ^ . w e Constance Ann Meade, Thereaa costa on a charge of speeding in nesday night ’kt|ben the members sisted from the local committee, Wlndsorville, held a picnic aup- Notes parlali. • w stammered as ratlwaymen plants held 794,582,000 pounds of plant.. and Mrs. R. B. Bennett took c»re Wednesday, 10:80 a. m.— Sew­ pork compared with 592,575,000 Baby from second appUeation tats m the hands of the Mediation Vniaa Oppaasd to Delay must choose. \ W e cannot have it Margaret Pleas. Jane Margaret the Rockville City court on Friday. of Columbia Grahge met in their -per.at the home of Miaa Doris The aervlcea of toe nursery will Astor Draws Fire of found him seated to his auto­ of transportation. ing for the Red CrOss. Mrs. Edna I pounds a year ago and a five year to toe season or to toe foUowtaff g ware issued hy the Machin- About 50 men were involved in both ways. Willey, Barbara Ann Yost, Robert He was arrested lyr Patrolman new hall for the first time. Rockwell thia week. The business to discontinued until faU. Ooveaant Oongregatlonal ChUrck mobile deep in one of Boston’s Case Parker in charge. All women average of 533,524,000 pounds. spring to completely' eradlcats tho - ySteeiitlve Ooundl 'rtursday,j ^ the walkout Union officials said An Impossibility Anthony Bonan, Donald John Ed- Merrill Cedor and supernumerary The date of the monthly meet­ meeting a.id election of officers During July and toe first Sun- S. E. Green, Mlnieter British Federation. subways early today. Beef stocks declined from 86,563,- Tupelo, Miss., June 14— (J V - plant, especially if it ia growtoff tha request of President suspensions represented union One thing we cannot ^ at ^ mondo, Thomka Raymond Krtel, Irving Wormatedt. ing of the Ladles Association is to were postponed until fall. tovited. day in August there will to Union He had bounced an eighth be Wednesday afternoon,.June 25 Wedneaday, (L7:80— A n n u a 1 pounds on May 1 to 77,501,000 on When her baby fell Into l l feet to atone walls or atone pUes. Ths opposiUon to any delay in defense moment in the history of ths West­ Raphael David Fahey, Arthur It waa Paat Master's night of Services at toe North Methodist Children’s Day service 10:45 a. London, June 14—(J V -A aug-1 of a mile over ties supporting Ipptead of on the third Wednesday Strawberry Festival on tha church ^ rails before three tires blew June 1. of water in a 40 foot weU, 25-year, best time to apply the mataiial M Itampatad production. The Brewster plants ern World la to pressrve our free­ John Oaell, Francia Joseph Jaikey, Wapping Grange at the last meet­ church with Rev. Fugreson in m. The children of toe Sunday geatlon by Lady Aator, American- Willington of. the month. Mrs. Florence Klip- lawn. Auspices Women’s Federa< out under toe impact and left Neither toe slaughter, nor the old Mrs. Boyd Ooodson— who can't during August so that tha planto „ iwolonged strike of the com- dom without being ready to Sght Robert Joseph King, Leonard Jo­ ing. About 50 Orangerzjwere pres­ charge. School will present a apecial pro­ swim— plunged in and held the in­ Using Tanks per of West New York will be the tlon.1 Mias Lela Wabater, chair­ Hie Vacation Church School will born member of Parliament, that him stranded. storage figures give an adequate go Into toe winter to " deakensd ittvely sviall group has ham -______In its defense. Other countries seph Lentocha, Bernard John ent The visiting Masters, had , gram of mualc, songs and recite- fant afloat until rescuers came. Mlaa Jennla H. C1iare!i speaker,. The hour is two o’clock. man. An axhlbiUon of trained dogs open Monday morning July 1, at toe United States and Chnada col­ Explaining to police that he picture of the farmer's capacity to condlUon. For best results, do __ ooBstruction and ship------repair A iurisdlctlonal dispute, result­ tried to do just that They w s l ^ . Lioehr, Joseph James Mlffltt, D a­ charge of the meeting and fur­ tiona. A ll are cordially invited. 'pie mother squeezed torouglL.a SeveraNattunded the class day by the Obedience Training Club of 9:00. Children of the conununity had followed directions given provide food for America, and for mow or bum too spraysd anrds employing about 17,000 ing in a strike at The Douglas and one by one, until they had lost Uislr vid Michael iJlltchell, WllUam Way to Halt nished the fine program. Evening Worship 7:30 p. ra. lect furniture to send to Britain foot-square opening to go after exerciseg)«t Windham High School The South Windsor Garden Club Hartford. Doga In various stages are Invited to attend regardlesa of to him by a stranger, toe mo­ a good part of toe rest of the plants untU toe foUowtag n . . Tha.machinisU asked $1.16 Uomason Company, automobile security and their iltarty, too. Charles Pfunder, M arti" Thomaa There will be a .well child cou Monday'^ at 7:80— The Juniors after toe war drew toe fire of toe the two-year-old tori, which she sgr6a*[’ in Willimantic last night. South held its June meeting at Elizabeth of inatructlons. 2 C. D. X. dogs, to church affUUUon. Handcrafta. torist concluded; "1 must have world as well. ITtese atatlatlca do "One should be particularly caisr of $1 an hour, and double parts manufacturers, brought an It ti for ua to decide, and de- Phillips, Thomas Patrick Regan, ference next Wednesday from 9:30 will meet at toe home of Virginia London FVnilture Trades Federa­ snatched from under the water. Foes’ Tanks Covntry pupils who are membera Park. After limch, the members "charge of Captain Herman Schen- group projects, recreation and w o ^ taken toe wrong turn.” not reflect the government’s ef­ fill not to get toe eolutlon on any overtime. They had re- A F L request to President Roose- ctde now," Morgenthau ajWed. Remo Edward Romeo,\ Michael to 11:30 a.m. in the conference BuUer, Biaaell S t tion today. Lying on her baok with feet brac­ of the class which graduates June participated in a "horticultural ■hip will to features of toe school Police held him on a charge forts to Increase output. How toe plant other than toe ona to bs a coastwise master contract Nvilt for Federal Intervention. Ir- "whether we would rather die on John Satemis, Henry Frahcla Wil­ room of the Willington Hill del “A s regards toe future," said ed against one side of the concrete 18 sre, Gerald Carpenter, Joseph hunt." Prizes were won by Mrs. Wetoiesday evening service 7:30 of driving 'under toe Influence farmer has responded to Federal killed aa It wiU klQ any vegetatlan the Industry which offered van Carey, international president our feet than live on our knMi.’’ (Ponttnned From Page One) church. All mothers wishing to ,x Notoa Seaalona each morning at ®’*^ * _ . toe federaUon, “we can assure shaft and her shoulders against ley, James Arthur Yoero. Flint, George Greer, Charlotte Hugh Greer, Mrs. Lloyd 8. Grant Twenty-eight pins will be award, p. m. of liquor. allurementa of higher hog prices with which it comes into contact. g u t and time and a half of uie A F L United Automobile Addressing himself primarily to bring their children sre in vit^ to Thla is tha last Sunday of tha Lady Astor that English and the other, the shook toe child un­ Presaler-Brown Brooks, Rose Butera, Ruth Champ- Mrs. Daniel P. Ckivsnaugh, Mrs. Saturday, 2:00 p. m. The will not be shown until later tola Grass Is usually not perraansttBy overtime.------Workerd telegraphed the p r ^ - the Amherst graduating class, the ing out how the armored forces re­ do so. The sponsors of the confer­ Church school year. The fall term ed to toe following children of toe Scottish furniture manufacturers Ul its breath waa restored.. The marriage of Mies Atllne Louis E. Vinton, Mrs. Roy C. Gul­ Brotherhood will hold their outing year, the Array-occupied North dent that CIO -U AW was attempt- cabinet member said thera was ence are especially anxious to lin. Fern Frink, Helen Reynolds, will, begin on Sunday, September Go-to-(3uurch-Band for attendance will be ready and eager after toe Injured. There is no rciridual offset Brown, daughter of Mr', and Mrs. act under battle conditions with ley, Mrs. Arthur Stiles, Mrs. Ralph at toe Nathan Hale Camp at Cov­ Sidestep Bans Ohirtoe Hog Prlcea Boosted A youth descended u d toe AviaUon Corporation ing to "raid" A F L unions which widesprsad dlalllualonroant and check all clUldren entering the Esther SoUnsky, Norman Richer. 14. at toe morning service tomorrow: w ar to resume full production for on toe soil, and grass or oUmv W . H. Brown of Mountain street other troops,’’ said the officer, an Grant and Mrs. Walter Skinner. entry lake on Saturday, June 21at. Government operations in toe mother and child were pulled to it in Inglewood, Cklif., spokes- have a contiisct with the firm un­ authority ,dn anti-tank defense, first grade in the fall. Mrs. Linda E. Stanley leaves to­ Five delegates from Center No. 1 Pins— Betty Topllff, A u both toe home and export mark­ safety. crops may be grown on spots . cynictam among tod*/* to C%arles Preasler, son of Mr. and day for Jewett City to spend a The families are Invited. dressed pork market have now treated with sodium chlorato after - ito r the CIO United Automo- U1 1M2. youth becauaa of the failure of t ^ who ssked snonymlty. A clinic for Inoculation against church will attend the Storra Oon drey KroU, Julia Zachus. ets. On Canned IV^usic Mra. Oiarlea E. Presaler of W al­ short time with her brother Arthur Poisoned Docks No. 2 Pina— Wayne Jensen, boosted choice hogs to $10 a hun­ a few good rains. Workers and the Army sent a Richard T. iBonard, regional laat war to produce a better worlO Outlines Standard Defenses diphtheria in charge of . Dr. Frank ference for Congregational Young Detrimental Effect Seen Rooeevelt Choeen “Laugh Ktog” nut Btreet, took place this morn­ Kingsley Kuhney. Earl L a w n . .Zion. Lutheran dred pounds, tola figure being at­ 8ho«M Keep Aalmals Away yesterday to the MedUUon C IO -U A W director, denied the society. But he urged his hesrere He outlined the standard de­ B. Converse will be held the com­ People beginning thia week Fri­ "H er statement that it would be ing at nine o’clock at St. Ber­ for New Orleans where she - will Annually, many ducks are killed Yvonne Burke, John Coughlta, High and Cooper Streets tained on toe closing days of toe 'This chlorato solution Is not —w iT It to resume efforts "raid” accusaUon, asserting his to remember that "the g ^ t for­ fenses such as 37 mm., tSmm. and ing week. Anyone wishing to have day. They are Betty Barstow, difficult to get Just a bed, a kitch­ SeatUe, June 14.—(iP)— A half Chicago.— (P)— The Chicago Fed­ ■Motlato a wage aatOement union agreed to a conmnt election nard’s church. The ceremony was children inoculated please call the stay for some time with her daugh­ by lead poisoning. Mistaking Louisa Lehr, Caroline Miller, Har­ Barbara Hampaen, Roma Burke, Rev. H. F. B.'SteehhoIz, Pastor en table and two armchairs in this dozen resolutions seeking to im­ week. The average swine price la particularly poisonous to ward raovemante of mankind are performed by Rev. John Q. Dolan, 106 mm. anti tank ygunM, land well above toe $9 mark which the erated A dvcrtlringdub has chosen i • . . t* t. gaUberationa were inter- to determine a bargtf^n g agent at school nurse, Mrt. Hazel Sundt. ter and 8on-ii,-iaw Dr. and ^ r s . them for gravd, the ducks swal­ ry Straw and Betty Jane Whitham. Ronald Hampaen, Janet Hampsen, country would be ludicrous were it pose union restrictions against never auccesaful in one year or pastor bf t,he church. mines, gas, flame-throwers and low shotgun pellets from the bot­ First Sunday after Trinity. government aaid it hoped to attain President R o o a s^ t as tos “laugh a L S iiv last week's strike call the plant but the A F L union did Mr. and Mrs. Lester Masker and Waldron Sennott. Beginning Sunday, June 29, Ullian Brenna. not for toe detrlmentol effect it canned music were side-stepped ktog of 1941")41" on too baala toat a one generation." _ The attendants were Mrs. Fred tan)c traps. ^ toms of marshes. No. 3 Pina—Vivian Olhaon. 9 a. m., Ctourch school. through Ito purchases in the dress­ away from toe pUmts after treat­ pimt not‘Negotl«li^ "O f course, we du» actually use children EUaine and Madeline of union aervlcea will be held with might have on toe furniture trade last night by toe American Fed ■tory told by him provided toe PMledic Bifvivali Morrell of Manchester. sUter of Destroyed But Helpful No. 4 Pins—Dorothy Taylor, 10 a. m., service to Etogliah. l> x t ed market. • ment. The material does not kUT' I under r*i Bsidont Itooss before the Midiigan Labor Board. few of theee in — ------nauvers,”— ’’ “the •• '•^-ot- South Willington have been guests the South Methodist church for ten if accepted as true. eration of Musicians (A F L ). year's heartiest laugh. MHMisrs under Prerident Rooe^ Yesterday Prdaldent Roosevelt Moraovar,. hf aald, p*^*®"* the bride aa matron of honor, ^ a a Thp otter Is the most expert of of sermon: Matth. 19, 2 3 ^ . Yearlings and light steers ad­ large trees < and shrubs unless be the others will of Mrs. Masker's mother and sis­ House centipedes pray * upon Weeks. The first flvs Sunday aerv- Beverly OllMwn, Andrew Olbaon. "One need only take a trip with The convention voted to leave The atory concerned a White a a k ^ a halt to inter-union con- "need periodlo revlvsle of faith Mary Bums of this city as bHoes- fleer said, all animal fishermen. Even the No. 6 Pina— Joaephlne Martin, Theme: The difficulty of a rich nqan vanced thla week, but weighty iilated, the umpires clothes moths and cockroaches, Icas will to held in O n ter church his eyes open through toe shop­ decision on toe issue of recordings, House conference which Wss inter­ sprayed directly on them. troverslas, after receiving a wire and courgga if they are to mald; Attorney Robert J. Pigeon have to be alii ter, Mrs, Annie Bruce and Mrs. fleet trout and salmon are no to be saved. (1) W hat toe mean­ ■teera showed little Improvement. lave to be the ones but most people kill these great Dr. Woodruff will to in charge Jean Martin. WlUlam MarUn. ping centers in cities and towns which allegedly do musicians out rupted by a telephone call from hia "Not being versed in toa sclento from P ru d e n t Daniel J. Tobin of Vive. ■ -— „ will actually William Tomaaek in Hartford. ing of toll text is. (2) Why sal­ AU other cattle claaaea registered -/ of thla city as beat man and Rob­ benefactors of mankind on sight. match for his skill. during that time. No. 7 Pins—Nancy Bowers. to see retail house furnishers in of Jobs, with toe Executive Board. son John asking toe President to of medicine, we refbsto from the A F L teamsters. Tobin charged "They may paas. through vallays to keep the ika from completely It was announced Wednesday vation ia more difficult to toe rich. upturns. Spring lambs declined ert and Charles Oolsman of Clin­ No. 8 Pina— Suaan Shaller, Etta possession of a supply hot only of ’The action came after Honorary Older a week's supply of diapers recommending any of the thou- ' that other organisations, influenc­ of dlaUlualon, but they also climb overwhel the infantry and that the Gardiner Hall, Jr., Thread The vested choir will render; Let ua ton. Maaa., as ushers^ Bella Taylor. __ such simple articles aa her lady­ President Joseph N. Weber told for hi* grandchild, aoon to vlalt the sands of remedies for ivy poiaeo ed by subversive eleptente, were to the heights of action and Following the ceremony a re­ field artlL . (Company of South Willington has Emanori Lutheran Church No. 9 Pina— ^Kenneth Btdwell. stag our Father’s love. ing,’^ Mr. Stoddard eonttauis. . "The tanks move about 26 to 30 ship refers to but furnitun suit­ toe delegates they couldn't hope Platee To Go Under Boate White House, trying to take over local _ unions achievement," he dectared. “W e in been awarded the contract for Tboratea A. Gnatafsen, Pastor "However, we may safely ception was held at the Hilltop miles hour and their scout cars able to all grades of the popula- to halt technology. I m iuost America are climbing now. « We an olive drab cotton thrtod to the •STATE* No. 16 Pina— Janet Bratanyder. Taloottvme Church |.to those who a n susceptible u a t House. Upon thetr return from a and piher vehicles about 40 miles MANCHESTER MONDAY Uon.” Philadelphia —- (/Pt— American Gaarn’e Name Mlaaoaier are oo that high and splendid toad amount of $16,852 for tha Chem­ ; Sunday, 9:30 a. m.— Sunday HO. 1* Pins—June Yeomans. thorough washing with lauadiy wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Pres- ', and they would run away l*brtralt Fainter Dies war fliers won't gat ahot in the Kariy gave newspapermen an oral again. Wa are winning oneb more ical Warfare Service •chool and Bible clasaas. 10:45 a. No. 21 P ln a-B d lto Bratanyder. 10:45, Morning Worehip. i _ . , I soap witolp an hour after contact sler will rdslds in this city. maneuvers if ths umpires Local members of ..Anna Wood pants, if military authorities can St. Joseph, Mo.— (P)— They call statement on behalf of Mr. Roose­ tha faith without which tha hu­ lAwson-Flalmrty **What9ver I amttnzn m.— ^Tbe morning aervlca (Eng No. 28 Pina— E lean or^K en n a. Children’s Day wUl be observed R p|)g||0||g|ei*g A S K with toe plant will usually prevent t slow them down with simu- Elderkin Chapter, D.A.R., were London, June 14.— UTt— Reginald help It. A major product of a new it softbalL but— Walter Brown, 32, velt that this was no time for un­ man race amuld allp back into the ifiss Nan Flaherty, daughter of Iteh). Dr. C. F. Markel, Eaat with special music and exerciaea roost of the injury.” I plMtacles, such as gunfire, an.obg the thirty-two membei* I Grenville Eves, 05, portrait painter armor factory here, is a thick suffered a broken left leg to ofie ions to sU rt "raiding one — Jungle...... _ „ made me. That** Orange, N. J., la in charge of the by toe Primary Department Dr, and Mra. John E. Flaherty of gas and the like.” who attended an outing ih Nor­ South Methodlat C hurA Sweeping Probe and official war arUst for the late to go under the aeate of mlli- game. In another, on the same other.” "The terrible eventa the paat Elm street, and Ueutenant Tbom-/ service. Singing by the Emanuel Rev. W . Ralph Ward, Jr„ Mlntator 12:<)0, Session bf toe Church night, Ray Cavin, 32, Joined toe It took 21* gallons to make • Striking tugboat officers and To Take *riirBa Fighting wich. Luncheon was served at why I*m hard.** I British Expeditionary Force since Siry airplanes to prevent What year have opened our eyes again as Rodgers Lawson, son of Mia. choir, tmder the direction of G School.. might be called "unlucky hita” casualty list with a dialocated right i tun of ale when that liquid tug operators, meeting separately The three d!visloiis, the 6th, 27th Meeting House Manor after which 1940, died today at Middleton in to the baalc raalltiea. They have Albert Pearaon. 10:46 a. m.— Worship and O ill- 4:00, Junior Endeavor meeting. Washington, June 14.— )— ^The •Ibow. ure was ip general uas. at BalUmora yesterday, selected Walter Lawson of Kisslmiim, and 30th, are expected .to take the group waa entertained at the (JT I Teeadale. frcMp below. made ue see once moia the great Florids.t were united in m arm ge The Week dren’a Day service. Brief sermon Subject: "Improving Our Work' broadcasting industry, facing new Federal Judge W . Calvin Chestnut turps fightini^ with and against D.A.R. Home In Norwich. Monday, 4:30 p. m.— CUri Scouts. truths of human freedom toward this morning at ten o’clock at LI. by toe pastor. Musical program: (P art 3). Leader, Barbara Kent. regulaUons proposed by toe Fed­ as arbitrator in the seven-day old the second mechanized division. Choir rehearsal will be held Tueaday, 8:00 p. m.— Luther which man had groped his way Bernard's church. Rev. John Q. Prelude— "Berceuse" and "Can' Friday at 6:45 p. m. Choir re­ eral (Communications Ciammlaalon, dispute which has tied up some SO “Bullets .can’t be fired, so I Thursday evening at Memorial League receptlorf for the 1941 Con­ throughout tha agea. Dolan, pastor of the chutoh per­ zonetta" ...... S** hearsal. haa asked a sweeping congression­ tugs in BalUmore harbor. The doubt that two new anti-tapk de­ church. South Willington. firmation class. formed the ceremony. / Anthem— “O Wisdom! Spirit of the al investigation of itself and the strikers offered to return to work fenses' will be tried — employing The Willington D. A. Sokol Wediieaday, 6:80 p. m.— Boy Miss Mary Flaberty, stater of Holy God" ...... Can of Orsam Real Bargato pending the lurlst’s acUon on their field artillery pieces in graduated Gymnastic team attended the an­ Scouts. 1 to 8 p. m.— First seaaion F*. C. C. dfmands for 20 per cent wage in­ the bride was maid of honor. Miss waves and the new 37mm. anti­ Posttude— "Triumphal Chant In an acrimonious session of toe French Fall Back nual gymnastic exhibition and p t a two weeks Teachers’ Trainlni: ____; ...... Gaul Pipestone, Minn. — (/Pi — Some­ creases and duinges in working Mary Gately and Mito Anne Oate- tank gun and other secret weapons competition at the D. A . Sokol Senate Interstate (Commerce Com- annnD-Dms Couraa This course is open to all 16:00 a. m. — Cfiiurch Schodl. body got a reab bargato when he oonditlons. !% • present wage scale ly, both of Holyoke, Maas., and reported to be in experimental camp In Ionia, N. J. Those who .comuD mn. Om membars of the congregation. bought a five n llo n 'qvam can at I mission was not dlsclos^. To New Positions Miaa Elaine Lawson of Kisaimmee, stage," the auU-Unk expert said. Final session until September 7. entered the junior competition Thursday, 3 to 7 p. m.— StraW' 6:00 p. m. — Intermediate atocal store. Tt con^ned $100 to Florida, sister, ot the groom wete were Shirley Felix, Alice Safranek, ON THE SAME SHOW berry Festival conducted by the currency placed there for safe- bridesmsids.^ Lieutenant John R. I/sague. (hosing service until fall. Nearer Daiiiasc.iis Joan Service, Lorraine Tomaaek, KENT TAYLOR Woman’s Mlaaionary society. keeping"^ ^ School Sands of Jacksonville, Florida, 6:00 p. m. — Ssnlor Epworto Iwhich toe FCX3 favored “friends of "Nevc^ owned a car IlilnJSO woHl Ethel Triska and Rose Vesely. En­ Friday, 7:80 p. m.— Emanuel manager would like to buy it back HopMes to Avert in ■•REPENT AT LEISURE” Lssjfiie. (h u admtnlstmtlon.” In pna of | was best man and the ushers were, tered In the senior competition J choir. — tf he can find toe purchaser^ (OabUnnad From Fags (toe). classmates of the groom at West ' The Weak them, be said. Secretary of Com- . Grads Less were Bertha Hrouda, Helen Nar- Notes Monday, 7:80 p. m. — Finance Point, Ueutenanta MIHe Q. Hat- Brass Strike ENDS TONIGHT! ‘Tliat Hamilton Woman” Plus “Double Date” merce Jesse Jones waa Intoratod. j ratil and Theresa Rada. Mra. Pastor Qiutafson and EMk W. Committee. • AimisUoe Day Baby ladneted been driven out of the outekirts of Seld of Ada, Okla., George StlU- Thereaa Rada, chief Instructor, —■A-.*./™— — — ——i— Modean are,, expectod'^home from The broadcasters, added Btfi- SIdon, 25 miles south of Beirut, Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts Pro-Labor aon of Albany, Calif., 'Robert 8. won second prise in the senior the annual meet of toe Augua- Holdrega, Neb., June 14. ridge, were ready to “risk life or caplUI of Lebanon, mlUUry cir­ Wsterbury, Jup* 14—(P)— De- Wsdneaday, 2:00 p. m. — Party Reilly ot New London and Ken­ compeUUon with fifty other senior tana Synod at MlnneapoUs , Mum., Raymond Peace KntMteach. who death” in an investigation of tos uty State Labor (kimmissioner for ths CMldren’s Soclsty of cles here said this column might neth O. Due of Sacramento. girls competing. The group wss NEXT WEEK— ABBOTT & COSTjELLO “IN THE NAVY” was bom on Nov. 11, MIS, toa day commission and its proposed nsw | (OMlIniMg Froas Page Oee) have come to a "temporary halt.” £[organ R. Mooney said today he nmet Tuesday. Christian Service at toe home of A reception was held at the accompanied by the chief inatruc- Tbs annual oohgragatlonal out­ tha first World W ar ended, has regulations for chain broadcast­ The Allied troope, eupported by was “hopeful” that an agreement toelr leader, Mra. T. B. Kehler,-14 Manchester Country Club follow­ ing win be hold at Batterson Park, isft for induction into tos Army ing Company of one of ito two j workers, Mlsa Chamberlen aaid Naval guns off shore, were said would be reached to avert a voted Bond. ing the ceremony. Mies Flaherty Hartford, Saturday^ June 28th. Bus a volunteer. networks. yesterday. As union men grow old­ to have fought their way Into strike at the three plants of The Saturday, 9:00 a. m.— Church turn been a member of the faculty transportatlcn wUl he provided. er, they become more pro-labor Sidon yesterday. A ‘French com­ Americkn B r a a (k>mpany, which Lchool picnic. Buses leavs toe oKthe Rockville High School and l a k e s i d e c a s i n o in their attitude. munique Issued In Beirut declared he termed the most serious threat church for Forest Park, Sprtng- Lieutenant Lawson la a member South Coventry School Leases These findings were, baaed on these troops had bean "chased out that "has confronted a ConnectlT I U M a*y 1941 Poadec Postiac gives you—you know you’ve really J :thia batUe. Home. -The Rockville American m 7;00 p. m.— Band and so](Jlera oo and sunk by a German aubmarine. HAKIFOW Sunday Jmte 28to ia toe date of tba velopa where eomeone with .a new Paul and Bamabaa that toay were Torpedo’ better than asy car l*va gothold of eomatbiog virbaa yott gat behind Legion Band will furnish patriotic matinee this afternoon 'raurdL-- N o daUlia weto given. Church School plci^. gospel, or a n w " eroahaaia, comas fortod to leave toa city. •rar owned. Aad why tooulda’t 1? the wheel! Call it prida of owserahip or salecUona and there will* be ^ viocal 7:80 p. m.— Orest erivation Pellea Find Paper "Camels > All OA^STja<^ EVERYTHING 5c! praachtog, gatos a bearing and •oloa by Carl (Soahring. meeting. It’s behnmins over with pap, poaret and get-" whatever yoa liky» bat Poadae cartataly quickly arouses either toe Jealoney But now, from a few verai T h e apaakar of tha avaning will Wads Ths W eek •way. It’s a baaoty tosida a ^ oat. In fKt h’e gives you a lot of id Indianapolis— (P) — Dacorator “Pinky” Wi of the OM>""ltloo of the oonstltiitod toe eeplstle to tl| a Gelations, we to Professor Andra Bcbenkar, bead Tusaday, 7:00 p. mu—Corps Ca­ epwy«KqyPOi»Uacownar«iDld amkwoaldba. "Yet Poodac is priced to low that a y Joseph Evans, gathering up props xkligioua authorities. It was tha M to the/Sboat important part of tha history dapartmant at the dets. “■at it's avea awca thas that. Poedac i* monthly piymtwti are oabeUevably ■laeil. after the Shriners’ national, con­ Rutland, V t , Juns 14.— (A)— r S A J O R l LAST NIGHT TONIGHT of our laaste, namely, its state- University of Oonnacticut and for­ 8:00 B. m.— Band practica. . aort at thtog that JOh* WeMey en- vention. couldn’t find IS papier Georgs Rowland iPinky) Woods, saent tbaYth* Christian szpsrianca iha firat Ag car IVa aver had—and 1 can tall Also I’m getdag even better gaeolise and oil eign news analyst for Station Wedneaday. 8:00 p. m.— Y. P. oountered' again and again to- his e camels that had stood on s U r Holy Croaa baaebaU pitohar England is not ttmitod to sithsr Jew or Osn- fos toara’a a wbala of a difarence betwaan laileege than fitom tba lowM-pcicad car I W n c of Hartford. [town street corners. He said erho racantly was rtgnad by the tUe. but that to <%riet there to sw sisg a Mg car sad a aaMll one. Yoa have pravioady owaad. Fartbannoca, Foodac Dtatetot MauMftol Sarvim BOWES the9^ ware worth $10(l^iece and Boston Rad Son. was married to­ Dougherty Lot neither Jew nor Greek, neither ■scs tooai of coarae— bat that doesn’t win leva aw moaey oa rapairs and upheap. A District Mamortol Sarvioa wlU weren’t iaaured, ao pollca joined day to M ary Cnthartoa Sb«r. ,6 ANNIVERSARY SHOW- bond nor free, naltlier M pia to tall the etory. Yoa gat a big car So I’m taviag pitaty all arouad. ba bald by tha mmnban ot tha Odd tha search, They found five in bag- !/««■, daujilbtor of tha lata Mr. and Center Street At McKee Street FbUowa and Retoluha of District female; but that all are one. th b—asd by that I SMas Poodac gives yoa ,”Yaa. d r—I tignad off amioriag worrias gsgs cara, ona in union atatlon and Mra. John Sharidaa. of Rutland. i lO wbaa I eignad tba order fer a Poodac four in Itotal rooms. $4 on Sunday afternoon at three Tha oarantony anus performed to V r EB ADMISSION I FREE PARKING! Tbrpado.* You'd bmtar do tka atom— o'clock at Foraatara Hall ^ttb Ris­ the Church of Christ the King by ^GREAT ing Star Lodge of thU city as ■dacdadM'a!” tba Rav. J. M. Kannedy. pastor. RIDES CONCESSIONS BINGO It strikes at the" very root Steady Supply fer n ie f hosts. Woods, the aon ot Mr. and Mrs. Ths spsakcr will bs Rsv. Wil­ ef an naimwaiss and bigotry snd John Jooapb Wooda, of Watori- fun FOR ALL h I AlbuquarqtM— (P>—Tha" pickings liam Barrlmza ot Oraaby, Grand bury, Ooan., wlU (oport soon to muM be good to Julias GhavaF ot tba XOOr ot Oooaactl- cu t There wlU be apeetol asuale tba Itod Son farm stub to Ben Icaboa. Tit's getting darnad.pMab* toa. Pa, Durtag bisiqsabgo emmr, toooua," tas M id to cemplatotog to funiabad by pidtm aboutollis atoUi theA ttanugbowt tbs disteict Arttaw bo wob ouaiy giMa to whlcb ba Its iqfrigqii i ir to KfMA OMaA «( 1 *

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.. ■■-♦'., V • MANCmSTER EVENING HER'ALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., JUNE flT 1941^ .1 ■'?;, &1ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, IUNE 14,1941 PAial' Radio Serial Dramas Machine Tells X-Ray of a Wonum^t Heart! Home Defense Co. K Boys Help Fight HardHob for Actors Druilk Status Drive Started Fire in Florida Foi Gives Police Surer First National Distrib- On the morning of Junie 6th. Co.«fast asleep. It was-quite a pi / >4 Dynamic ^iana Boui> Father Balks Daughter Method of Obtaining ntei Charts Telling of L, 169th Infantry, and a detail all tha men riaepiag wlkpnvar IM Army Moms In; from (Smpany K received notice happen to be, soma in tbs UM Convictions of Drivers Vitamins. and others tn.lnuhaa. To tbeeL ® \ bon Says Performers On Valedictory Address to ha ready to pull out at 1:00 p. spot made no diffarenca aa says "The Orapeleaf,” Camp Who Do Bulk of Parts Announcement la being made fh m they were off thair faaL n m New Haven, June 14^'^F)— An Blending weekly, in its latest is-1 clothes were ripped and tbair a WEEK Madison, Wla., June 14—(S’)— “alcoholometer” has been invented newspaper advertising by First xen Bom b s WORLD Strike Fades Out Are Finest in World. sue. The necessary preparations j posed body aa black aa tha tdglf Sixteen-year-old PhylUa Pink­ NationM Stores of a campaign ,to were made for an unknown stay No sooner than they fell ailiijiM| ■ "'T 'H E patience of the President has been taxed and broken” by the erton went for an automobile at Yale to give police a surer aid in acquainting toe public of at the scene of the fire. Upon ar­ they were awakened, and whan _____ skliftmed over the . By Vesta XJelUng ride instead of giving the Cen­ method, of obtaining drunken driv­ X strike at North American Aviation Corp9ratioh ’% Inglewood, h this State with f< ^ requirements rival in Osceola National Forest, ;New York, June 14— “My tral High school valedictory ing convictiona than the time- check up waa complated tlM#^ ^Simmering Syrian desert, dip- Abroad Calif., an administration official confided to newsmen. which not only will satiafy hunger at 4 ;00 p. m., this company pitched A Cartoonist Sees News In Terms Of Nags address because her aubject honored practice of making the again set out to go back to waitU: jfuJtog earthward M their pilots , child, your place is with your hus­ but will fumtah the necessary vl- The local North American unit of the United Automobile Work* waa too vague to suit her suspect walk a chalk line. tents, and at 8:00 p. m. mesa waa Half asleep, toey walked out Japan's Awkward Moment tam ina, mlnerala and other nutri'^ i£ e «e d flat-roofed native villages, ers had demanded a union shop, a general wage increase of 10 penta band,” booms a stem voice. Dtocriblng their invention in served. At approximately 9:00 p. continue where they left off. The lush Dutch East Indies have father. tive elemsnte to build strong, iSniy output Bedouin camps, an hour and an increase of minimum rates from 50 to 75 cepts. The "Never, never, Daddy, ahall 1 “The Cnimb Ahead,” ivaa the too university’s quarterly journal m. the men were given lndiaii>Fire After daybreak, trucks cai rubber, oil and tin aplenty: Japan healthy, well-nourished people, aa buckets, shovels, axes, cross-cut Pamphleta fluttered overboard. plant had orders for $200,000,000 return to him,” cornea the .agon­ topic Pl^Uia had cbhaen. Her of atudies on alcohol, published to­ out to bring the nten back to Wants more of all th ^ . there were al^ut 2Jfli|0 aircraft ised reply. a baalo element in home defense. saws, lantonts, and other neces­ bivouac area where they could raqi ^ •Xet’s beat them again," said worth of military planes, fath er, M ilo, insUted that aha day, Assistant Profs. Leon A. V The Company offers the public The scene is a broadcasting con­ The Dutch turned down Japan’s emj)}oyes on their ^ieferr^ list. take some specific problem, Greenberg, a physiologist and sary equipment. Trucks took the and be fed. Some men slept, seme. * ^ e would like vlctoiy with Twice the walkoutalko was postponed trol room with windows over-look­ free copies of a chart of the es­ requests bMause (1) British and Withlnv two da^s the strike had dlacuaa it and propose a solu­ Frederick W . Keator, a mechani­ men to areas eight miles from the was too hot to reatty Sleep, our comrade of the last war by our at the'request of the Defense Media­ ing a studio where Diana Bourbon sential vltomina telling what vita­ bivouac and there they com­ men rolled and walkad U. S. needs take precedence," <2) cpllapaed qoinpletely. tion. She refuaed, so instead cal engineer, said the petoon being mins are, what they do and in ^sUea again, not against us. tion Board. Then, as the board tried dynamo lady director of radio’s menced their teak of mopping an waiting to see what would hap they don’t want to furnish Japan ot driving her to the com­ tested simply breathes into the what foods they are found. The to arrange some temporary work­ ' 2. What wbnld happen to the soap operah, ia casting a papa for area approximately .eight miles next. The fire being under cant TMM were signed by General Sir enough to make transshipment to mencement exercises he took machine, the operatora pushes a chart may be obtained by adults Arehibild P. Wavell, British Mid- ing a^eement, the strike was called union, and its demands for'wage in­ one of her ahowa. her for a ride until the pro­ long by 100 feet unde. This ,job and. .our. Job done, the men Germany possible. creases? Another actor reads tha same button and ei^t minutes later at any First Natimial Store. The ' die Cast commander. Last weekend the Japanese n e ^ - by Bill Goodman, 35, chairman of gram had ended. ^ takea a meter reading of the per­ chart ia merely the first piece of took all night to perform. The notified that they would me FDR told workers that “negotiaz " scene with Misi Bourbon (record­ In the dlaappointed com­ men were very tired and were 3:30 p. m. and pull out for ^ e great hour In our history has the local union. He charged the ings of eight or ten poaslbiUtlea centage of alcohol In the blood. educational information in a ser­ tiator became more threatening, mencement audience waa Mra. working in their sleep. Occasional­ Blanding at 4:30 on Saturdiqr. board was ‘‘stalling” the workers. tions will be conducted th rou u the are made for even minor roles) Reqirirea No Special Tralaing -J ies, it la explained, aimed to co­ Mohded," others, signed by Free said no Dutch reply save one o f sub­ Pinkerton. • ly during the night, the men were the men this was one bit of After two days, FDR warned that process of collective bargaining to and then .he ia ready to talk about In contrast to previous methods operate with all national and local stantial capitulation would be ac­ assembled aee If they were ail that waa welcome. Thla was anV^ if the strikers weren’t back to work reach a settlement fair and reason­ her job as one of the few women of teattng drunkenness which ra- Cheated of bakuty and love, what shall any. woman do? Joan agenclea in developing a better to ceptable. knowledge of practical nutrition. present. During this check up' pe­ time toat the men looked forwsrff^.; by Monday the government would able to the worker and to the com­ directors in the radio field. ■ went to HoUywood to write qulra the use of a laboratory, Crawford and Maivyn Douglas glva you toe answer in “A Wom­ ,«„.u»dent” \ . . The Dutch answer came back. The announcements state that riod, toe men would lie down and with anxiety to get hack to take over the plant. pany.” . . Screen or Stage Pnahover scenarios and got her first breath akttled tachnldana and consider­ an’s Faca,” dascnlMd as tha moat dramatic X-ray of a woman’s ae- THia Brltish-Pre^NFrench InvasKm •Phey had scarcely budged. The' regular scale jot pay would be .Compared acting for toe air, able time, they said, the "alcohol­ cret heart ths/Acreen haa aver known. Here la an artlst’a concep­ newspaper advertising and radio the first thing wa knew, they wera camp. ■ Instead of huffing off from Ba- Chunky Dick Frankensteen, head of commercial air in 1984 playing will be used to further toe objects fh m the south and east of Syria of the CIO-UAW’s aviation division, paid the first week, he said, with appppeanng on the screen or on toe opposite Leslie Howard. ometer” ia portable, can be tion of the principals in M-O-M’a powerful new drama, directed by Btafe ia a pushover. /aaaerts Miss plugged into an ordinary wall George Cujror of “Philadelphia Story” fame, and pla^ng Sunday of toe campaign. WMon. the understanding that if mediation Ttxtay the vast professional field "Recognizing our full reaponal- Bourbon. socket and requires no special and MondAy on toe State screen. ... ages tent through tha Intenta»^ Hiis time the Allies avoided the efforts, result in boosting the wage covered by Mlaa Bourbon haa nar­ billty to the public," etates the an­ £ . i S ^ c t ^ OvMon ^ the strike a “wildcat.^ He urged For the theater you rehearse training to operate. Girl Gets Band tlonal Red Crosa and tha Interna-' they made last S e p t ^ ^ . scale, the increase will be retroac­ rowed. She does nothing but direct, / nouncement, “and acknowledging Tokyo was hot then cold on what to workers to cooperate with the Prjw^ for weeks and then play the same Based on the principle that the Uonal Y. M. C. A. are accapted. , write and produce for the radio a special obligation in these times. , '«dM» they went by Ma *« D “ |“ ^ ident and said he spoke for CIO tive to May 1. , role night after night Military autborttlaa in ' to be received with open do next. Finally, the negotiator Frankensteen' saip be had been and be an actress. ration between the concentration meht of auto manufacturing be­ First National Stores pledge our Reception Sought went back into conference on his President Phil Murray. Lazy work, says Mias Bourbon, of alcohol in a person’s breath Briton Won cause they feared that supplies know what contacts each a m »^ -^ ly to be greeted with shot Strikers met In a b^an patch near notified by federal ^fllclala that all unleas you are on toun facilities and the experience and "own responsibility,” as he put it. and in his blood ia constant, tola of various types of steel might abilltiea of our organization to the haa, Colonel Stetbem said, and shdl. the plant, booed Frankensteen down negotiations “ will be'conducted with For the movies, scenes are shot prove Inadequate j for work on “we are. not taking any chance V In Tokyo, however, spokesmen ia how it works: maintenance of an efficient, low- Camp Robinson, Ark., June-14,— Raalstaiice HaU-Heerted when he tried to address them. myself and the officially recognized and fe-ahot until they are correct French Jews Must The breath of toe auapected in' Heroiflni Medal ships, tanks and other armament. on hla forming new ones.” On# < / talked as if he had befen told to come » as everyone knows. - cost dlatributlon of food products, —Miss Connie Kaster of Palo 7 Later Frankensteen declared that committ^” replacing local officers. ebriated liberatea iodine in a tubo the stops to prevent new oont But as their attack unfolded-- ^ But the soap and soup dramas giving fuU place to sound nutri­ home. “ . . . Later, three local union officials containing a solution of atarto Alto, Calif., informing dad she ia to delete the names of wlth galloping cavalry out in front although the great majority of , are something else again. List Professions tion, aa part of ou^ Company’s On the sidelines: (1) America’s who helped call the strike reported and potasrium iodine, which tu^ma London, June''jl4.— (F)—Here’s would pay him a visit tagged on from packages sent individually < in several sectors and RAP planes workers were patriotic Americans Five tlmea weekly each charac- Bowhill to Handle part,in National Defenae.” Secretary Hull points out Amer­ a blue color. The bluer /toe prisoners. Aveihead ■— the British reported U n t* r f0 r d fa / * « Fillihirti PtthCMtlU . ter doea an entirely new ■cript how Harry Sweetland, 36, a ga­ that familiar line, "Please have a ica’s interest in Uvs negoUations, and color gets too more alcohol toere band meet me at toe atatlon.’’ there was little need for fear of (2) a German' official said "Ger­ w ith only an hour o r ao o f re­ Vichy, Unoccupied France, June rage proprietor, woo bis King Plane-Ferrying hearsal. Then, for better hr for is in toe breath. / George VI medal for heroism: Her father. Lt. Col. John F. Kaa- gr^at opposition In much of the lano- many recognizes Japan’s interest in 14.—(F)—The Vichy government An electric eye meaautoa toe Weapon Developed .worse, for richer or for poorer, he After picking up a bomb victim ter, acting chief of the 35to Divi­ Appeal Is Made Prench oWcers aurrendered the Dutch East Indies." ■it followed up its stringent antl- intensity of toe blue llgltt and re­ sion', pulled a aurpriae. She waa goes on the air to an audiienee of and atarting toward an ambu­ The ABC Of Syria's Unhappy Lot cords it on the meter in terms of greeted by a blaat of martial music after lighfing briefly "to clear our Defense Views f thouaanda or milUona. Jewlsh laws today by ordering all lance, a second bomb burled him, London, Juno 14—(SV*Alr Chief To Combat Tanks percentage of alcohol to toe blood. —from nine regimental bands, 375 ForSpiderEgta bonor.”^ Captured native tcoops said y r i a n s may have been electri­ Crusaders and rival Moslfem dynas­ Lieut Gea. Ben Lear, Second Down But Not Grovoling !ri Must Be Bight First Tinte Jews to make a written declara­ still flinging to toe Injured man, Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill, 61- tion within a month listing their pieces in. all. ••we had to do what our offlcera told fied with excitement when war­ ties and held the dominant position Army commander, in dUcussing In an unusually frank order, the It’s Ilka jumping in a para­ onto telephone wlrea 30 feet above year-old developer of toe coastal professions and stating their fT- ns,’* A company of .Druae lancera S for most of the next 250 years. the average new American sol­ Nazi commandant of the Athens chute, comments Mias Bourbon. toe street. command, took over today direc­ London, June 14. — (A’) — The fare spread to their country and nancial atotus. —'— Loa Angelea, June 14.— (F>— AB^ feiused to aurrender but offered to when the Invaders held out prom­ 1518 — Ottoman Turks took dier: “He needs more experienre arw proclaimed a 10 P. M. curfew, Ha must be right the first time. Cost of Living ■Their w eight aagged toe lines tion of a new organization to Britlah have developed a new Join the Britlah if permitted to keep charge. Gradually Syria lost most of In combat exercises but he is She thlnU t^ t the two or three The government yesterday de­ untU Sweetland could drop to the handle tranaAUantlc plane-ferry­ “deadly and Invisible’’ secret wea­ Nazi Sympathizers iq>peal for black widow splda9|j{ ises of independence. ready now-4f necessary—to go and gave these reasons:' creed a new law virtually barring ermt. A deal was made. its prosperity. A particularly heavy “ On the night of May 30-31 the hundred radio performen who do street, conUnue to tae ambulance, ing. pon to com bat tanks, Ebcchange egga—that’s right—^was Issued But more likely they shrugged blow to Syria was construction of into a sector of a defensive line the bulk of toe parts in broadcast Jaws from all professiona and gov­ Higher in Paris then carry up two more injured. Sir Frederick’s appointment to Telegraph, British news agency, French headquarters said Its in a relatively quiet theater of German military flag flying atop the Aiding Prisoiiers Dr. W . Dwight Plarca. troops were putting up'"magnificent their shoulders at the bloodshed and the Suez Canal. Previously many plays are “the finest actora in the ernment positions. After that he collapaed. the new command was announced reported today. war.” Acropolis has been stolen.... Special dacreea are to be pub- Tha Loa county nm$-/ jaaiitanoe" to Britlah who made a maintained a hopeful wait-see atti­ travelers to the East took caravans world.” yesterday by toe Air Ministry. He ^ e weapon was described by tude toward the promises. Frederiek Rentschler, chair­ ‘"llie way the people of Athens Mlaa Bourijon now directs the llabed later outlining the manner Paria, Occupied France, June 14 will be succeeded as commander- the agency as “almoat childishly eum entomologist explained ' landing on the Lebanon coast north across Syria. behave in general toward German “Martha W^ebster” and “The Story In which the antl-Jewiah laws will Somewhere in Ontario, June 14. wanted them to trap tiny wasfdr lives has not mate we have on German pro­ Goodman In the past aaven years she baa ly-increased coete of living and Dr. Pisrca plans to send were placed under a French man­ those at which they are sold to He Condemned It He Stopped It House Building With the Army in Tennessee, ands of doUars” and many pack­ fcreea in Syria, although A e ^ been s bona fide independent nation duction is 5,000.000 horsepower.” He Called It worked with everyone from anon- food ahortagea. June. 14.— (JPl—Tbo 30ih Division ages for German war priaoners to wasps to Hswailan ialsnd date though they whooped that they Greeks.” Waahington, June 14—(FI—^A Adelaide, Auatralla, June 14.— Frendt news agency said^e high for at least 34 centuries. Mostly It 3rmous radio folk to the moot scin­ Fotelfin diplomats have left toe captured a whole battalion of toe CUuiada, Ool. Hubert Stetoem , in­ plantations to help get rid of had bMn promised independence. , 4 "the vicious underhanded maneu­ that they'were suspended from toe sharp new reduction in automobile (/P)—Because of the need for re- has been a place where other peo­ tillating stars of tha movie and Costs Increase occupied territories, an«j embassies 27to Division during the war ternment eampa director, said last ders there. conunissioner had SOS’d Vichy for night shift on orders from (3oL production during the 1942 model inforcemente in the Middle East, ple have come to fight. He has been Syrian nationalism was so strong- vering of the Communist Party is theatrical heavens . . . Orson prev closed, although consular night, ------•— more troops—“ if hecesssky German ly on the upsurge that the French Branshaw. Frankensteen answered year beginning In August waa re­ the minimum age for recruits for garnet. But the 27to didn’t worry promised independence before. Developments In Washington apparent.” He ordered the suspen­ Wanes, WUUam PoweU, Htrbert ■taffa atlll remain. the imperial force in Australia haa too much—they captured a mea- C^aah sent to a war prisoner la More then hklf ths tropps." that there had been no abuse “ of ■ W ashington, Juno 14.— (4T— ^The Authoritative aources have es­ ported under consideration by de­ could maintain their position there sion of the negotiating committee MarsbaU, Bette Davla, George been reduced from 30 to 19, Adju­ aenger of the 30th who carried placed to hla credit, agaihat which of England haa dark /Here bric/Iy are the Syrian’s mat- \ CROSS the top of the Presl- two orders issued by the official Federal Home Loan Bank Board timated there haa been a 30 to 40 fense offlclala today as a means of Germans Frefess Aloofness only by strong-arm tactics. and five international organizers. individual rights” by. the Army. Raft and Claudette Colbert . . . to tant General Major General mapa showing dlapoaltton of all he can charge _ canteen tickets, I tosy era regarded as a fair-halrafl^ ten in chronologlcol order; German propaganda agency in Ber­ reported today that conatniction per cent increase in toe cost of divertlhg steel from civilian to Unofficial London sources said 183 The French divided the area po­ ___ dent’s gadget - strewn desk Labor insiders in Washington saw • After toe President conferred name only a few. Moat of these Stentke announced^^j^ay. hla division’s Iroopa. Oolonelm-l fitethem Stetoem aatd. said. .Onlv.Only oack- pack- race. race, . 1500 B.C.—Egyptlsnlvlceroys be­ came these foreign reports: lin to what he called Nazis gnd Fas­ with toe head of the AFL InUma- aha encountered when on the pro­ coats for a standard house in- living d ^ ito . careful rationing of mlUtaiy producUon. Hazi parachutlsU, Including a colo- litically into five autonomous states, the clash as the start of a showdown creased seven-tenths of one per A i^m w tle makers already have gan ruling the country after defeat­ 1. From Brazil—That an Ameri­ cists in this country. Isetween Murray and the CIO’s left- tional Machinists Union, there were duction staff Of "HoUywood Ho- fo o ^ tu ffs . pqI. were captured, but these appsr- ing the local Hlttltes. ‘ Syria, Lebanon, Hatay, Latakla and The first otder, he said, told them - cent during April and were 8.9 per ggreed to a 30 per cent reduction can ship had been torpedoed, the fresh signs that the San Francisco ? In output for the next model year smuy were stranded by a reported Jebel ed Druz. Furious natives cried to stress the idea that Germany h^d wing leaders. itadure Worst Mike Fright cent higher than in April, 1940. Women Bon In 1918 Kegistcr 1050 — Assyrians who lived in flrst since war began. ______■ shipyard tie-up would be eased. and there were reports that in onler for German advance experU that France was trying to use the In Went-.The Army Of all the atarr the movie ones The board’s index stood at 111.3 whst is now northism Iraq wrested no thought of ever doing anything • The CIO die casters struck at the the Office of Production Manage­ to withdraw from Syria. Dienst Aus old divide-and-rule tactics on them. endure the worst mike fright. Mias per cent of the lOSS-30 average. London, June 14.—(F)— Women Syria from Egypt. . against any country in the entire The President fulfilled his threat; vast Aluminum Company of Amer­ ment decided on a further cut it XJeutichland, Berlin press service, _ —^Persians conquered the land. In a treaty between Turkey and 2,600 troops marched to the plant Bourbon says. They worry them­ During the 12 months ended bom in 1918 registered for Indus- 733 Western Hemisphere. ica plants at Cleveland; but soon with April, the board siild, labor trial service today, bringing the might at least double that figure. —fat the Syria affair "chiefly con­ Phoenicians living in Syria sailed France, Hatay was made an inde­ The second, he said, ordered sym­ on Monday with little commotion. selves alck over the unfamiliar Some defense officials were said cerns France." pendent republic in 1038. France went bpek to work. medium, knowing that lighting, costa roae 11.8 per cent and ma­ total on .the rolls to approximately to all comers of the known world. pathizers to. spread the story that Attorney General Jackson backed • Soufhem soft coal mine oper­ terial prices gained 7.4 per cent 1,000,000. to have suggaated further curtall- One possible reason Hitler did not 322—Alexander the Great of promised all of the area indepen­ Winant was bringing a scare-head up FDR’s action by opining: “The maka-up and any glamour that ia dence in 1938 but never ratified the ators bowed to the mediation board’s not in toe voice cui't mean a thing PERFECT commit himself promptly In Syria Macedonia smashed through on his story that Britain was about all in situation at the North American recommendation that they boost to tha nation’s dial-twirleis. sten in a Ijondon report thet Way toward India. ^ treaty. and was talking peace. plant more nearly resembles an in­ Germany is massing troops and guns Since the fall of France last year daily wages 40 cents to a $7 base Blit tha bigger the star the e0_Pompey took over Syria for 4. From Rome—A speech of de­ surrection than a labor strike.” and thus wipe out toe *North-Souto more eager be is for direction, she In Poland and Rumania in an effort the Romans. Under Rome Syria the natives have agitated for inde­ The Army’s Lieut. Col. Charles pendence. The Free French forces fiance by Mnssolini. differential In CIO contracts. has found. % to scare concessions out of Russia. thrived, Antioch became the third Branshaw, supervisor of the West­ Around the Columbia building •Vi; Ritfria and Japan signed two new of Gen. De Gaulle have promised it n Duce said the U. S. is at war Congressmen Stndy Curbs a. largest city in the empire, with the AxU in fact if not leggUy, ern office of the Army Air Corps the slight and volatile Mlaa Bur- Summer Vacation trade treaties. to them. Syrians need food, and the procurement division, was placed ' Tenseness caused by the strikes bon la a familiar figure, rushing During The 016 A.D.—The Persians picked up but added: Another speculation was that this Syria from the tottering Roman Free French and - British have In chiurge of the plant, FDR said the brought a flurry of new demands for in and out of elevatora to keep the British had surprised Hitler promised that too. "It should be known that Ameri­ a heavy schedule. Perfect (Byzantine) Empire. can Intervantlon does not bother us plant would be turned back to its restrictive legislation. Perfect " and that it would be some time be­ 638 — Zealous Arabian followers private owners as soon as possible. The Senate prepared to act on an She directs, five, 16-.mlnute fore the Nazis could consolidate excessively. American intervention, shows a day; has three hours of i-. 'C l fo r of Mohammed lelzed Syria and even completely employed, would When soldiers marched Into the amendment to the Selective Service Months You And Yom Children thMr conquest of Greece and Crete Science plant, Americana watched for de­ Act to allow toe government to take rehearaal; auditions actors and be too late.” plots scripts with wrltera enough to move klo^> . . . . velopments that would answer these nver any plant fi toe Secretary of Summer Prime Minister Churchill, defend­ Ailing Minds Electrocuted Honaewives Boas Air Operas Winter two big questions in their minds: War or Navy finds that an "existing It’s the houaewives wb6 boas the ing his handling of the war before The use of shock to free patients First Report On Aid or threatening failure” of ita pro­ S:. Commons, said the Nazi Luftwaffe of mental dlsorders/such as split 1. Would the strikers — either air operas, declares Mias Bourbon, Warmth Coolness Lgst Wednesday, just three through pennaslen or coercion—re­ duction imp^es defense. Such a whose biutoeas it la to know since had lost 330 combat and troop^ar- personality, depression and melan­ months after FDR signed the lease- turn to their Jobs? measura would reaffirm toe presi­ she cute dialogue and altera aituS' yying planes In the battle of Crete, cholia is now no novelty. Most com­ lend bill which waa to make U. S. dent’s autlMrity. tions to which they might object and 17,000 men killed or wounded mon shock - producer has been a Branshaw promptly announced: an arsenal for Democracy, he gave "Employes desiring to return to Senator V a n d e n b e rg asked The housewives* closest neigh­ against England’s 15,000. The Ad- chemical known as metrazol. /#«4#« it Ckicmgs Congress his flrst report on deliv­ their jobs will be given all neces- whether the meastire might help bors are the mythical folk of the mlralty admitted lots of another A newer method it the use of ‘The Old One, ’Two’ eries of war materials^ "thoae who want to preclpltafe na- ether waves. cruiser and two more destroyers at electricity to shock patients into aary protoc------tion to--- Insure— - - free- and Perfect The value was $75,000,000, a safa entrance to and exit from the tionalizadon of indiutry.” They duat and sweep, wash dlsq; Perfect Crete. Germans admitted 5,800 cas- brief epileptic flU. Two New York The...w 5,C0D - ton American mer­ tricUh compared with what is ex­ Meanwhile the Houto dispatched es and iron to radios tears and tri­ doctors told the American Medical chantman Robin Moor cleared New factory. Binployaa . . will nqt be ualtias in the fight pected to follow. Major items ware: coerced or intimidate to reti^J to the Senate measures to: umphs. fo r fo r Association meeting in Cleveland York harbor on May 6 bound for AU over the U. 8. A. of a morn­ He declared that it waa bis p^eriod “ who have ceased to perform the mor and less tragedy and gotten from March 11 to May 31. jobs for which they were deferred” 2, Forbid pasrment of any of the "feeling of dissolution” or impend­ the blazing equatorial sun about m oneyto any persons who maintain i t . » w ing death, because he was knewked midway between Brazil and Africa It developed that only 10 milliona and thus were "impeding the na­ They arrite notes of protest whan a picket line after a strike has bieen a nice girl marries a beet unconscious. in the South Atlantic. . ^ , of toe 7 bUiion dollar appropriation tional defense program.” Draft offi­ Upcoming under the lease-lend bill waa spent cials at Inglewood estirngted that certified as injurious to defense. • If they think the Script sniter ' The Otorio’s captain wired that ia going to klU off a character they Sunday, Jane 1S'° Blitzed Nerves they were survivora of the Robin for these items, the rmnaining 65 Father's Day. give him a piece of their minds. Ulcers of the^ stomach ranked Moor and that they said the ship millions being covered by previous W h ea a bachelor araa guardian Monday, Jane 18 about loth as a cause of military had been torpedoed by a German appropriations. When 10 British Merchantmen Are Sunk for tsro'jnning girla they thought Army’s Fifth Corps to begin disability in the British and Cana­ submarine on May 21. Twenty- maneuvers st ^auregsrd. La. it improper. dian armies during the World War. seven of her Crew and'kll eight pas­ WPA't SiTMlUr SKe* W U T ularata N o BvU Ihntzday. Jane 19 Dm ir fa «fa SaUfawr* Sm I f s Perfectly Natural— Dr. Roscoe Hall, president of tha sengers were still missing. Mr. Roosevelt suggested in hla The temper of the country ia re­ F. D. R. is reported planning to, _ _ *Tha Moving Finger Pohitt’ vealed, Mi— Bourbon says, by tha take part in spMial alumni'cerc- American Psychopathologlcal A s»- The White House urged that Judg­ budget that in view the rt** fwimi— at Harvard University many other Iw ds In the name of ciatHn, meeting in Atlantic Cltv, ment he suspended until a complete empTosnnent the fimd for WPA could fact tttat the listening ladies will symboU^g the unity rf Great mentioned this In reporting that in report officlally>8Ubllihea the man­ be cut alMUt 35% to $885,905,000 tolerate no evil unpunished or vir­ VUlBh# ■ 0 Frir You To Want One Of These ELECTROMASTER ' Britain and the United States. the present war stomach ulcers rank ner of the sinking. The first su A tue unrewarded. 1100—The crusading Franka cgp- for the year beginning July I. If advice ia giyaa about how to Friday. JnaeM flrst among British and Canadian sinking in the World War was the tured cerUin Syrian cities. Later he urged that several re­ conduct your personal Ufe. Mlae National Collegiate Track and 1260 — Egyptian M am elu kes troops. Constant nervous strain is a tanker Gulflight, off Scllly Islands, strictions on WPA be lifted. One Puel-Electric Combination lunges Plus A One Gallon F i ^ Championships. Stanford. prominent cause of such ulcers. . May 1, 1915, nearly two years be­ Bourbon knows that tl)s sUtkm fought off the Asiatic Mongols, tha waa toe ban against employment of win rscelvs requests for copies of fore U. S. entered the war. aliens. the script and sees thaTthess are Electric Teakettle. 2. Frem Lbben—A pretest The House Appropriations Com­ prMMLTSd ahead o f tim e. Can Enjoy Bryant & Chapman’s Portugal, trying to steer a neutral mittee slashed the WPA budget ap­ M a popular voice is rsplacsX Frenchm an ...... Fights Frenchman course in Europe’s chaos, was proximately as FDR suggested but the bousewlvee thireaten by matt aroused May 27 when FDR’a fireside refused to lift the restrictions. to sum buying ths product adver- Free Frenchman chat named her Azores and C ai» tlssd. but this Is something tlie Verde islands as pUcea which “ ft B> A Ai ■ . ANf ; stations cannot change sines ac­ DAIRYr • PRODUCTS Cfidi Wiry, towering Gen. Georges Ca- occupied or controlled by (Sermany tors will always move on to better troux is directing the Free French would provide a springboard for ac­ In Short... jobs when they can gat them. Installed forces which invaded Syria. As a tual attack on Brazil and nelghbor- Such are the problema o f a ra

JliNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,• •CONN. SATURDAY^JUNE-- .---- j - y ' .14,1941 SATURDAY, JUOT 14, 1941 iSia Old Glory Celebrates Birthday New England Be Kind to Waitresses Wk uM Vb» ttvrr tm th* purpo* *” A Pcraonal Laat Word D aily R a d io PrograniEiis Planned by Restaurant which It WM hullt and drlva thaaa By Mshsoin MsUsis Man About Manhattan Business Good ^IfamdtMbr atroctoua erUntnato from tha wa* For nearly sixteen years the Standard Ttaan By George Tucker tan of tha aarth?^ writer has been conducting these Pride of Nation for 164 Years Hollywood, June —(F)—Do».for your traper. (Sba „ Bnatt Thara la no mWWIa couraa. Expected Army Bids you bully. Insult or to data' hack.) (Ed’s Note: Tb* eolumns. In those years hs baa New York’—You like women? i. If you notice a shadow of petu- Ican’t.) a ppe a l to heaven your waitress? Take hejed, broth-1 fflPW ;,?SiSi« n « , written, and there have been print- Come on, let'e meet aome women. ; lancy about Kimi Toye, It is be-' Father’s Day Features Has No Effect on Raw Don’t forget she can II SIM*!! KauM she is disappointed. . . . Miss er. The sisterhood of serving; Reassurance •d here, something like 18.000 edi­ We got lots of women here. Material Market. mistake. (Who can’t? ) noMA* r«* xDon’t try to date her.' There Is s place and there Is s There’s Desha. That's all the else than an Oriental dancer with you, come June 28. duction of eighteen thourimd edi­ On Air Ways Tomorrow Don’t blame tbe ¥%■»<•< OttoMr t. »«M populsUon, by far' the most nu* name ahe has. She’s the fsmisine that name, enjoys attending auc- Boston, June 14.—(F)— An­ That’s the date, they’ve set to ' chargee for food. (She torial articles one has exercised Salvador Dall of Manhattan. . . . I tlon sales. . . . Recently she bid nouncement that the Army will inaugurate Be Kind to Waitresses | stitute tbe price range.) ■▼ •ry ■▼•**^••0 K ic iy t merous In the world, where the Likes to sketch . pictures while \ her heart out at sale of the Atmee. no helpful Influence upon the pur­ Time la Eaetem Btantard ^ Talka—^MBS, L m., Ravlew- caU for bids on a substantial quan­ Week. Grace E. Smith of Toledo, | Don’t forget she has ome* IrtnehMwr. crash of bomb* and the threat of standing on her head in shop Crocker collection of Oriental Ohio, president of the National > poses, the aspirations, the morale New York,' June 14.—(F)—Fa- ing Stand, “Woi and Defenm” ; tity of wool piece goods aa of June bles to wait (She’s no aut A JsSTar*. *l»n tanks and the amell of blood bring windows. That gathers a crowd in oddities at the Coleman galleries. tharia Day broadcasting features MBS. 10:30, Gen. MarMiaU Restaurant Association, and R. W. Don’t forget abe’e a laidy. o f the community, then there is no a hurry, and the police sometimes j . . . Kimi Toye wanted a bed said 2 Vs had no appreciable effect on •cncnttmoN r a t** no terror, no interference with the Sunday include: at Trinity OoUeg* loamant; Dale of Seattle, president of the expect to be treated ae a _ Taar by *•»•>••••••• v * '* !* „ eUghteat reason to believe that he have trouble breaking up the I to have been used by Mlsa Crock- NBC-Red, 1:80 p. m Round Ta- the raw material markets in New Washington state group, will ask man.) proceornii of living and propaga­ crowds. She's also a dancer—a I er when she went to live In a Ten American children talking Engladb'during the past week. a Mobtb ay Mat» ••! would ever eiiccecd in doing so from Waahlngton with their fa­ ble, “The CMsla and Pocket- the national convention to make It No DtogriMW to Work naia OooT ••i!’ *!...... ’ ^••‘■■ii’oa tion which go on interminably, diuiclng, prancing hoyden from Turkish harem. . . . It was valued book"; MBB. 4:30, Rol Inter- Wool top futures as well as the official. The convention opens In Don’t treat your waltren asj imarad Oaa Taar though he were to live as long as Zagreb, Yugoslavia, who wears at 110,000. . . . She didn't get it. thers station^ in Liondon on na­ grease wool futures market held were going on aeons before man’s val duty—(S 8 at 1:35 p. m. national Round Table> Seattle June 23. Inferior. (It'e lio disgrace to MBMBBR O f Methuselah and though he kept slacks to parties and carries a kit­ unchanged while the volume of Hpa on KIndneaa for a living.) TRa AWOCIaTBD PR*** earliest forebears esme up out of Fiva aona oCThomaa D. Horton, 6:45, Rep. S. A. Day on ^ on wriUng Ull the Reaper, out of ten to Broadway opening nights. . Hlgnon Smith is a redhead from Keep America Inde^dent”; trading In Summer street held The Smith-Dale combine,' which Don’t forget: Ae n a Ataoeiata* Pry** *• ••''V'i m I Desha paints murals, she paints South Philadelphia. . . . She gets all stationed on the cruiser Wichi­ about the same. . tw MtlUa* ta tha jiaa or mpabljea it. It Is the sea. pity, took sw i^ his pen. If on the ta, speaking from New York to 7, Forum, "Cohnally idant must have lent a sympathetic ear you’re always right . . _____ 3 m at aJ» aawa afipatchat 2,7i'‘ Ti For ages men hs^-e ventured up­ Xmas cards. . . . She dMigns fash­ paid for listening to music. . . . amendment” ; CBS, 10:30, The mtlla already have sufficient to waitresses’ walls, offers these doesn’t mean the waltrese is?l other hand he has succeeded in ions and turns out portraits with a She Just locks herself up in a little their father in Waahlngton—NBC buBlneBa on their books to main­ on Uie'~ses. have fought upon its Blue at 1:45. convention. tips off kindness; ways wrong. clarifying a problem or two for surrealistic motif. . . . Her favor­ both and listens to phonograph NBC-Red—12:30, On Tour tain operations at current near- Don’t bark at your waitress. (It X—The Smith-Dale combine surface and their bodies have rift­ ite subjects are dewy-eyed lambs records...... She listens all day. Description o f Greg Rice’s at­ rocord levels through the third ^ **aSi*H«htV*^?' *1""^?’“ — " ,ijj even a few of his readers, If he has tempt to break the world’s record 5:30, I. Q. Jr.; 6, Reg’lar FeUers; won’t improve the service.) a loophole here. It appended ^^aaaelal aiapbtchaa harein art a*aa ed down to noiirish the Innumer­ and Ihngorous females. . . . Her . . . It may be Toscanini one mo­ quarter and It appeara likely that Don’t forget she didn’t cook the least, while ^ahe’a on duty.)” sown even a very few small seeds for the two-mile run at Father’s 7, C%as. McCarthy; 7:30, One they will now be kept busy until aaatyaA / ■ able myrisda of the sea's own cres- life story will shortly appear In ment, and. the Sky Blue Mountain­ Man’s Family; 9, Phil Spltalny food. (She only serves It.) fesr of repnmia fcom the wait of better undersUnding, if be has New Yorker and also in a couple eer Boys the next. . . . It makes Day sport paride, New York— the year-end. rail pil^lea ellant af'N. ST A. tiuvs. But their antics have NBC-Red at 8:30. GirU. Don’t use the waitress as a foil es themselves? ^ ■haiataa laa. given a tiny measure of encour­ of picture magazines. no difference to Mignon. . . . Her Store Rales Drop held no Interest to the sea crea­ task is to find flaws In Victor and Father’s Day tribute In musical CBS—11 a. m., Jane Ad Meanfrhile, department store agement to promptings of decency 'Then there's Dorothy Jaffe, concert: 1 p. m.. Proudly We Mail; ^tabara • tures, have caused^no disturbance who runs a matrimonial bureau Bluebird records. . , . She plays steelmakers—NBS at 4. sales for the week ended June 7 m Rathawa and faimeet and humanity, then one out of every twenty-five rec­ American Legion program, Nev­ 3, Barlow Symphony; 7, (Weat were 1.4 per cent below the cor­ to draft a formal "bill of Imp Tarh. Chtea«a. Datralt aaa to the myeteriouely ordered sys­ in New York. . , , Dorothy says 9:30) Helen Hayra; 3, Summer he may feel that he has done a she* has played cupid to 10,000 ords produced. . . . When you lis­ ille Miller talking on “U. B. O. and responding week a year ago, mark­ Coakley Faces ment" and then of naming a 1 tem of their existence. U. S. Fathers’’—CBS at 4:15. Hour; 9:30 (Weat 7K Ons-Man of managers to servt ss Its •OR*AO or little eomethlng to Justify his pres­ young couples in New York. . . . ten to music all day, every day, ing the first decline registered In ICBBR AODIT Drama "SoUl^uy to Bal many weeks. cutors In the case with the~ hTlOItS. Perhspa now and then, in one Her most exciting moment came week after month like this, you Senate sitting ss s Jury. ence In this world for perhaps form likes and dislikes. . . . "I hate On Saturday night list; War Budget." 0>mmercial bank loans rose Major Battle conceivably minute ares of the when a young lawyer applied to NBC-Blue—11:30 a. m.. Radio wk. RaraM Prtntinc Oampany, more than his share of yeara her for advice regarding a wife. shrieking women," says Mignon, 'schedule; slightly while holdings of securi­ «,Ma_ aaaawa* Opaaoat raapon^* limitleas waste of waters, there «:30, MBS; «:4B, NBC-Red; City concert; 1 ’ p. m.. Drama. bflity tar .lypoaraphfcai arrara aa* In cither case, quitting time is ... . So ahe looked him over, ap­ "especially sopranoes. . . . I love ties moved somewhat lower. occurs the phenomenon of a grest 7:55, CBS; 8:15, MBS; 9:45, CBS; "Ooxey’s Army” : 8:30, Behind the Trading in cotton gray goods has ?*a*na» adrartlaamtBia la tha here. 8o, with this issue of the proved hie looks, and married Gigli. . . . He’s Itstter than Caruso. MassachuMtts House -^Cfcbaheater Braalwa HaratC detonation—hhich we would know him herself. , . I've even named may canary 11:00, NBC-CBS; 11:80, MBS. Mike; 6tM , NYA Symphony; 7, been heavy this week owing to the Overnight Net Herald, I am turning this Job over after Gigli. . . . I also like Artie Flag Day—CBS, 9:16, Paul V. Diana Barrymore in "Favor for a The shadowy figure Ross Is shown In the background of the U. 8. Mnrinee, d ls^ yh ig oar persistent bidding for spot fab­ to*be the bursting of a bomb or a sental standard. At right are Pine T Grand Union and Rattlesnake Impeaches Execurive ;8aturdAy, June 14 to other, younger and less tired Mimi Kellerman is a niece of Shaw.” McNutt and Mrs. L. J. Lemstra; Friend ': 9. Good W in hour. National Flag and their rics. Prices have advanced frac­ Of Connecticutl mine—and perhaps some dosens or MBS, 10, AsAst. Sec. of War Me- MBS—12 noon. This is F t DIz; ffage, need before the Stars Sd Stripes design wna adopted by the Coktinental Congress, June 14, 1777. Gouncillor, 144 to 75. hands, saying goodby fo my read- the famous swimmer, Annette On Fifth avenue at one of the tionally thereby continuing the Wkcrt Appe*»er» Art Goln» thousands of the sea's denlsens are Kellerman. . . . But the nearest world’s great book stores Is a tall Cloy and Detroit concert. . . Talka 6 p. m.. Fight Ctamp drama; 8, Old rise which got under way last By Aaaedatod Press srs and to Manchester. she ever got to the swimming pool young woman who will be glad —CBS, 6, People’s Platform, 'The fashioned Revival; 9, Nobod/j^ Citlzena of the New Bngish (AFL) ss their sole bargaining August. Boston, June 14—(F^—AIssss* deprived of the animating fact of Children. liberty and national righteousness ;»ha phihmophy of tha iaolatlon I am going in search of that was posing for pictures in a bath­ to show you anything In the line War SituaUon.” States will be proud to celebrate roughout the world. agent. Shoe factories continued to run chusetts Executive (tounclUor Dan­ Hartford—Harry W. life. But In a matter of moments NBC-Red—6, Defense fdr Amer­ Monday Expectations: W a r at an unusually high level for this hu^hrought them to a atranga refuge of the worn and the tired \ ing suit. . . . Mimi’s talents lie in of books you may wish. . . , She Flag D iy, June 14, not only be­ ent years It has been the Joseph H. Chirran. international newly-appointed state the pattern of movement le back These Used To Be Our Flag knows a lot about children’s ica; 7, Drama Latitude Zero; 7:30, schedule: time of year, owing to the for iel H. Coakley, for two decades s Apfiarently without even to which so many look forward other directions. . . . She’s a dan­ to observe June 14, the representative of the lAM an­ to a perfect normal—Ufa goes on. books, to o .. . . It’s a specialty with Truth or Conaequences; 8, Bam Morning: 7:00, NBC, CBS; 7:55, cause some of them were promi­ ward bu^ng of dletributors In powerful figure In the Democratic director, will not take office to tiilnk where their own cer . . i a ballerina with the New annlvErMry of our flag’s adoption, nounced that 2,046 workers voted and so few ever reach, "a com­ York Grand Opera Company. . . . her. . . . Her brother received a Dance; 9, Uncle Esra. NBC-Blue; 8:00, NBC-Red, CBS; nent jemong the original Thirteen for representation by the union, anticipation of higher prices. Sales party in this state, headed today July 1, it was reported When ope la tortujred by the ten 9:00, NBC-Blue, MBS; 10:00, as Flag^ay. It Is also an oppor- waro leading them aome of plete rest." A little while hence Miss Kellerman la tall and coolly lot of attention lately when he CBS—7, Marriage Club; 7:80, States, but also because the his­ and 870 voted against. He said 91 of leather were held at a low leveL into the major battle of hla life, S t the State Capitol. WllUsar' thousand anxieties and stresses of Duffy's Tavern finale^ 8, Hit Pa­ MBS: 11:45, MBS. tune tim ^ o r all Americans to re­ since announcement was mgde that a fight with his political career at __ apoka, In h e e d l« comment and there may be ho rest for any­ poised. I have read at least one went into the army. . , . Who Is torical flags of New England are news this solmen vow; "I pledge per cent of the 3,200 employes Donning, tbe present dlreetor^f these mad times, tom ' by fears account which referred to her aa she? She is Miss Stewart, sister rade; 8:45, Serenade, Jessica Drag- Afternoon: 12:45, NBC; 1:00, among the most Interesting of Old eligl'ble to vote cast their ballots. a price celling would be placed on stake. tM alnklng of the RoWn Moor, one. 1 hope for refreshment and onatta. MBS; 2:55, CBS; 3:56, NBC-Blue; aUegiance to the Flag of the hides In the'near future. Trading The House of Representatives now on a vacation. that the whole world is falling Into jJa striking beauty.” of Jimmy Stewart, the actor. Glory's ancestors. United Btatoa of America and to The election, under the auspices __ ^ tdantically with Senator enhanced strength while there la NBC-Blue—6, Message of Isra­ 4:00, MBS: 5:25, NBC-fted; 6:46, While these earlier banners will of the National Labor Relatlomii in spot bides in this situation came yesterday voted 144 to 75 to Insti­ New Britain—Zigmund chaos, let him go down to the sea el; 7, Ted Steele; 7:80, Bishop and CNS, NBC-Blue. the Republic forNyhlch It stands, to a standetlU although a few sales tute impeachment proceedings — woakl of Meriden was elected ' %lwolar, who expreaaed the hope yet time; beesuae for Americana never be entirely forgotten, today one Nation, IndlvWbl^e. with Lib­ Board, followed a decision of the id behold pcrmanenca—a living Which, when communicated to Gargoyle; 8, Jimmy Flynn Quiz; NBC-Red—12:30 p. m., Frankie united nation is represented by NLRB Issued recently after a of calf and kid were reported. only twice before Invoked In the ident o f the Connecticut 5WQ»t thU la not on* of thoaa Incl* the old aa wall aa the young, there both bolls and carbuncles Is to erty and Justice for a U.” state’s history—against the 75 periqsaenca. Along the shores the cleanse the blood stream of the others with a lowered resistance, 8:80, NBC Summer symphony. Masters music 8:15, Stella Danas; flag which has been the beloved scries of hearings which held that Moose Aaaoclstion last night S .%iBta the Intarvantioniata are strenuous days ahead, days produce their respective diseases. MBS—T;S0, Hawaii Calls; 8:00, 5:46, Paul Douglas on Sports. (TBS emblem of our country for 164 \ _ \ the Hamilton Division was a separ­ Gives Up License No. 13 year old veteran on, charges he the organlastlon’s annual hermit crabs are scuttling about toxic wastes, and to encourage all used his office and political influ­ haen laying the Prealdent la when we shall need all of fortitude of the avenues of elimination, such These people who harbor the dis­ Contact; 9:00, dilcagoland con­ —^11 a. m.,- Kate^mlth comment; years. Since 1777 the Stars and ate bargaining unit. The manage­ tlon. Mrs. Frances Casey of in the shsUowe Juet as they were 2:45 p. m.. Lecture Hall; 8:45, A Des Moines—(F)—Today (Fri­ ence to obtain pardons for crim' ____ for to gat ua Into war.” and all of hope. as the bowels, the kidneys and the ease germs are known a s^ rriers cert. Stripes has w4ved triumphantly M achinist l^anie^ ment contended the dlvtalon should Norwalk was elected head o t doing when Alexander sighed for and they may not be affected by Sunday bringa: War schedule: Boy, a Girl, a Band. NBC-Blue— "o’er the land of the free and the day the 13th) Marjorie Smith gave insla for financial gain. women’s auxiliary. in other word! Whaaler hopaa skin. be considered an Integral part of Climax of Inveattgatlon mor* worlds to\conquer; the No one can live for aixteen the diaeaae they carry, or they Morning, 7:00 NBC. CBS; 8:00, 10:45 a. m., Alma KitebeU’s Brief­ home of the brave.” the Pratt A Whitney Division ot up Iowa drivers license No. 13. New Haven—Gregory ^ ^ t tha Ptaiident will not regard The most rapid method of cleans­ Bargaining Age^ She says she, isn’t superstitious Thus, he will.be brought before yeqra In Manchester and leave it ■iHii and the expulsion of the toxic may have had a slight attack. NBC, CBS; 9:30, MBS; 10:00, case; 11:30, Farm and Home hour; Ck>i)necticut’s flag during the he United Aircraft Corporation 86, of this city, was declared schools of litUe klllleS and shiners mass movement of humanity on ing the blood is to withhold all 2:45 p. m.. Just Plain Bni. MBS— but—since obtaining the license the "bar of the Senate" for trial, Robin Moor Incident aa' an without regret. Certainly no one food for a few days and go on a NBC-CBS; rev’ioa aometimea nausea, to all of which Answer: Diabetes insipidus Is a CBS; 8:00, NBC-Blue; 10:00, CBS; P8 H, Rio De Janeiro, 8, English flags had red instead of blue back­ Ing 90 day* of three-to-five year was arreated laat Decepihee: ^Aworlcan tag, oUlcerad and matt' wrench at departure. But when • • • is added the local pain and dis- Showers or tub baths followed rare diaeaae, the diatincUve symp­ 10:15, MBS; 11:00, NBC; 11:30, program; GSC, GSD, GSL, Lon­ grounds. margin of more than two to one dressed mall causes a ions to the sands of years, the blue ersba fol­ by a brisk rub-down will open the yesterday to dealg;nate the Hart­ Postoffice Department and users On January 1. the siin ts ap­ ■entencee. complaint of a Hamden mad by Amarlcana, carrying aevan one has played hie string out It Space Finder Extraordlnvy' AddroM oommunlcatlona to The fress in the area affected by the tom being the production of grest MBS. don, 9, Democracy marches. Rhode Island’s flag, which was low their echedule in their contin­ pores of the akin and aid in that ford Aircraft, Local 74,3. Interna­ of the mails of between 84,000,000 proximately 3,000,000, miles nearer The House faced next the task and waa committed to the ^Adult paaaangari and on* child is well to realtae It before one be: These arc not exaggerations Health Service - boils. Both boilr and carbuncles quanUties of urine. There is a per­ carried at Brandy^ne, Trenton of appointing a special committee as insane. jp^' ual building of bigger armor for often occur in those who suffer way. The drinking of plenty of wa­ sistent thirst and it haa been sug­ tional Aaaociation of Machinists and $5,000,000 annually. the earth than It is on July 1. nearing no armament gins to bungle all his shots. It la and I am aure that the lin t per­ Herald, AttenUon. McCoy and Yorktown, with Its anchor. Its themselves aa they have been do­ from Bright's dlaeaae or diabetes,- ter helps to flush out the kidneys. gested that in this disease there stars, and its word, "Hope,” Is -W military aupphea in her cargo wall to maks one’s adieus while son who would bear mo out would Those readers Interested In furth­ is a mai-functlonlng of the pitui­ w u R r I860 ing for a million generations, the be CTsy J. Guthridge who, sli however, carbuncles usually occur wnr strikingly slmilsr to tha State hound from aa American port to a Boils - Carbuncles in later life than do boils. The'com­ er information are Invited to send tary gland. It le not fatal. Diabetes ^ Kilocycles tide rises and slacks and wanes. still standing up. though he is concerned with only for Dr. Frank McQpy'a articles Flag of the present time. many hundroda of mllea from monest site of the carbuncle Is in mellitia however Is the condition Baetem Daylight Vima Eaatam OayUght Haw Simplicity of design Is shown In Life goea on. *rtie mad ambi­ > For the Herald I bcapeak the one phase of what Is happening the nape of the neck, the shouldera entitled “Enervation' And Boils”. where the pancreas does not se­ mmy war aona, attempting to run to Waahlngton, knowa more about The pathological process In the Just address your request to . the two early New Hampshire flags, tions and vsporings and futile fullest measure of support It so boll and the carbuncle la the same and face. First of all a painful, crete enough insulin to convert the Satmdayi Jane 14 Saturday, June 14 bearing In their centers dtsca or ma Maokad*. la halted on the high richly deserves In the atruggle it it than anyone else. It’s his per­ hard lump ia felt which soon soft­ McCoy Health Service in care of sugar In the blood, and the excess crimes of lunaUc aggressors leave sonal headache. Few govern­ but In the boll, there ia one point this newspaper, enclosing a large P. M. P. M. shields, while the upper oometsSj 0— hundreds of mllea from the of auppuration, while In the car­ ens and gives. way at several is passed in the urine. This dis­ l ; 0(b—News i:0li—News, Weather. display crosses dt red and ^psle no mark on the sea And the Utter la making'for the cauae Of human ment workers have ever heard of places and through these openings self addressed envelope and 3 order may often be controlled by land by a German subma- buncle ia an enervated state of the cents and the article will be 1:16—The Little Show 1:05—Let’s Pretend. bli^e triangles, or of red and gold. of steel and bones that they send freedom and decency, a struggle him, but he has affected the dally the core of the carbuncle is seen aa diet and other measures. One bore the words, "We are one,” body and the petient will often promptly mailed. ■«- — ' ■ 1:80—Frankie Master’e Orchestra 1:30—^Bruah Creek Follies. 8 ha bears tha stars and which my luccesaor la so splendid­ routines of more of them than any say that when the boil came, he a grayish white alough. The in­ another, "The glory, not the prey.” to the bottom is of no consequence other man here. A quiet, bespec­ 2:00—Paul Laval's Orchestra 2:00—Nb PoUUcsX. , emblaaonad on bar Adas ly quallfled to carry on with vigor was ail "run down”. The one with flammation of the surrounding 2:80—Gordon Jenkins’ Orchestra Pine tree flags were favored by when It cannot cover one square tacled, middle-aged man, Gtith- structures is accompanied by se­ Questions and Answers Black Cat Ad No Joke- 2:80—O t Men-and BOok^. ..'flka' tias tha American tag. Tha a crop of holla is an example of 8:00—Nature Sketches 3:00—^Dorian String (Juartet Maaeachusetta, while the immedi- inch in a hundred miles of the and courage. ridge la chief of planning apd vere general disturbance and may Question: Mrs. H. L. writes— "’’"iOaraBan commander summons a one whose aystem la loaded with "What is a disease carrier? I have Oklahoma City. — UPi — R. A. 3:15—U. S. Army Program 3:30—Vera Brodsky, naniat ata ancestor of Old Glory was the ocean's vast floor—and besides Goodby. — ■pace control of the public build­ impurities, and he will say that as be 80 severe as to cause death. In 8:30—Guy Hedlimd and Company Grand Union Flag, or Navy en­ ings administration in the Fed­ many cases, carbuncles must be heard of a person who does not Sheay wasn’t Joking when he ad­ 8:55—War Commentary. Weath.- it from tha American ahlp—In- soon as a boil breaks or is lanced, vertised for a black cat on Friday 4:00—(tampun Capers er. sign, which was sometimes called bones and steel will soon be eral works Agency. sur^cally excised, and the cavity have typhoid fever, but who gives 7 tm vlewa Ita craw, la told by word he feels better. Nature may be as­ it' lo bUiers." " . the 13th. He works for a pet hos­ 4:80—Building for Defense 4:00—Calling Pan America. the congress O>lors. It had thir­ merged trith the elemenU of the It’s because of Mr. Guthridge sisted in ripening the boil by the is packed with an antiseptic gauze, teen red and white stripes and mouth that the Ailp is Amari' and it ia difficult to avoid scarring. Answer: Certain people have in pital.- "’Ibe animal is'an escaped 4:35—A Boy, A Girl, A Band 4:80—Astoria Handicap. bondleaa expanse. ^ that the new Social Security use of poultices or hot applications patient. 6:00—^Tha World la Yours 5:00—Matinee at Meadowbrook. bore the crosses of St. George and I whence hailing and whither building is occupied mostly by the The best systemic treatment for their bodies viru'ent disease germs Of what svsU against the im­ Washington which hastens the healing crisis 5;30 —National Federation of 6:00r—News, Weather. S t Andrew where the white stars ad. H* orders the abandon- Office of Production Management MuMo Clubs * In a blue field now appear. measurable plan of creation can 6:05—Hedda Hopper’s Holly­ ____ It o f the ahlp, glvea her- com* (the Knudsen-Hlllman set-up), 6:00—News, Weather wood. There is a certain mystery re­ be such things as Nsri perilsT Go the Office of Emergency 'Manage­ garding the origin of our flag ^pany thirty minutes to take to Che 6:15—Baaebail Scores and Strictly 6:20—Rhythmelodies. down to the sea and get your an­ D a y b ook ment (the over-all defense or­ Sports 6:80—Elmer Davis and the News which tuui never been solved. Hie- >lmata, ires a torpedo Into her and ganization) and Army O r d n s ^ torlans fail to agree as to who de­ swer from the Jetiyilah, the cunner 6:80—Salon Orchestra 6:45—Baseball Scores, the World ihan slnka her wllA shell tre By Jack SUnseU . . . . and much -of the Social Se-1 6:45—^Medical Program ' Today. ~ signed the flag or as to the origin and the fiddler crab that scurries curlty clerical staff la in Balti­ of Its chief symbolism, the atsi* Tan members of the crew and 7:00—Defense for America >/ 7:00—People’s Platform. over the tidal sanda They are the Waihington— Vlaltors to Wash: more, where two warehou.sea are 7:80—Grand Old Opry 7:80—For Your Dancing Pleas­ and stripes, although a number of ijMM paaaenger are rescued weeks Ingenious theories have been ad­ feeble sptasbing of Uttle waves of Ington-under-unlimited- emergency aerving aa temporary quarters. 8:00r-Latltude Zero ure. * - Aftanrard. Thlrty*lve aatlors and It’S because of him that %e new 8:30—^Tnith or Conse^tnee vanced. impermanence breaking against almoat Invariably mutter "All is 8:00—Your Marriage (Tlub. have almost certainly Railroad Retirement building w m 9:00—National Bam Dance 8:80—Duffy’s Tavern. Many persona believe that Betsy tha C lifts of permanence and confusion.” handed over to the army. Wlth/al- 10:00—^Uncle Exra Rosa, a Philadelphia needlewoman, 'Had—murdered by the act of a I have written about the growth 8:55—Elmer Davis and the News made the first sample of the Stars falling back, -writhing, upon them­ moat every inch of available space 10:80—^Barry Wlnton'a Orchestra 9:00^Your Hit Parade. Oarman warahlp. of the capital city under nattoiuU now occupied, defense workers 11:00—^News . and Stripes, but the fate of that selves. 9:45—Word and Music from tba original banner Is unknown. Soon Mr. Wheeler hopes that this defense before, but It la a continu­ are being added at the ^rate of 11:15—The Party Line Classics. ing story becoming more amas- 12:00—War News after It was authorised by Om- t'kaMU matter will not be seised on 4,000 a month (in Washington), 10:15—PubUc Affairs. That Pacillst Meeting ing each day and month. Guthridge’s Jol) Is to find apace for 12:05—The Party Una grata the flag was flown at a num­ y as an excuse for beginning to 10:30—Juan Arvlxu, Songs. ber o t loMtlona, and its popularity It is something Washington­ them and he has against him the 12:55—M«wa 10:45—Music Patterned for Danc­ --■boot. Yesterday Mayor Spellacy of ians eat and ateip. It is a more competition of such organizations 1 :00—Silent was assured. ing. , Scores of hlghllgkU serve to 1 0 b* in the very least degree Hartford promised the Hartford general topic of conversation than as the British purchasing commis-,. U:(Kbr-77ew8. Wdather. the war or weather. And it is Sion which has Uken over one Tomorraw'a Fregram brighten our fl^ a history. One of aonaisteat Wheeler must rdeclare chapter of the America First Com 11:05—Sports Roundup. them occtured on February 14, not surprising that this is true or floor of the Willard Hotel, thrw A. M. 11:15—News of the World. hM belief that the sinking of a mittee that he a’ould arrange for that the casual visitor thinks this apartment buildings, a priva e 1778, when It received a salute 8:00—Naws from H e r e and 11:25—Musical Interlude. from th4 French Fleet In Qulberon 'kondred American ships, or a police eacort for the speakefa at a city of utter confusion. mansion. Aside from the greaUy Abroad. 11:80—Dance OrtAestrsr-^ Since the census was taken last ] ^ y . that first salute to the Stars '^thousand, by German raiders Bulkeley stadium next Wedneaday Increased embassy staff the B r^, 8:05—Organ Recital byOourboln. 12:00—Linton Welta, News. and Stripes from a foreign power. amuld not constitute a sulTtclent evening. "Every arrangement will year. it ir estimated that Waah- lah are said to have about 3.0Q0 8:25—News. 12:05—Michael Loring's Orches­ ingtm' has Incrtaaed its popula­ During our war with the Bar­ "excuse” for taking actiuifi of the employes in Washington. 8:80—Gena and Glenn. tra. bery piratas; Lieutenant Presley be made," the mayor told George tion 10 per cent or almoat 70,000 9:00—News from Herg and only kind that can put' an end to J. Whitney in reply to a written persoiu. This does not take into N. O’BsBBon, of the U. 8. Marines, •Temporarj'’ Since 1917 Abroad. Tomorrow’a Pregram hoistad tbs flag at Deme, TripoU, ■uch proceedings; wherefore^ of request for guardianship, "for consideration the thousands who The war and navy departments ~ 9:15—Deep River Boys. A. M. w ' en April 37.1806, after the stidng- '. ■•oorse, there Is only one course whatever police protection- may be have Battled In the suburban now are using old J;^dlngs that 9:80—^Words and Music. 8:00—News. hold had been stormed and ca ^ towns In Maryland and Vlrgiitla were called "tempoiary ’ in the 10:00-«iShUghta of the Bible. open to the recommendation of ■rwjairsa.” 8:05—^Louise Witcher at the O r tured by American bluejackets Alexandria, Arlington, Chevy World War. Theyi are aged 10:30—Laura Gaudet, Pianist. gan. and marines. It was the first time The the laAaUonlsU—that we take our It might be well for Mayor Spel Chase. Betheads. Silver Spring frame tinder boxes where one of 10:45—News, Weather. 8:80—News. the Stars and Stripes had ever ;j|nps "00 the seas altogether and lacy to retain quite an open mind and otherri It doesn’t take Into the strictest office niles Is against 11:00—Baccalaureate Service from 8:85—^Intermesso For Strings. been flown over a fortress of the 'kurrencAr its control to the Axis as to the magnitude of this guar­ consideration the thousands o f smoking. j Tala University. 9:00—^Naws of Europe. . Old World. " new visitors—persons who have The patatlal new war depart 12:00 noon—Musical Souvenirs. 9:15—From the Organ Loft. powers.- We must make no claim antee right up to the night of the Cur flag also served to inspire discovered a new interest in. gov­ ment building la nearing comple- P. M. 9:80—News and Weather. the wriUng of our national anthem to the right to engage in sea oom- meeting, -Four .days, in tha prea ernment and want to see how the Uon, and the new five-acre M vy -12;15-^unlor Quis Show. 9:45—Oypsy Caravan. when Francis Scott Key saw "by whole shebang works; relatives 12:45—News, Wtather. __L 10:00—Qiurch of U>e A it. JARVIS merce with South America, or ent Juncture, mey witness an event office building bordering Arling­ the dawn’s early Ught” the Star- eveh Cuba. Hitter might object, of tremendou* importance—on^ and friends of the numberless new ton cemetetry in Virginia be 1:00—Silver Strings. 10:30—News, weather. Spangled Banner floating over defense workers; business men finished in R few months, "raese 1:30—On Your Job. 10:35—B^ngs Over Jordan. Fort McHenry on September 14, he needs the trade c t South which might make ft a great task here to confer on defense con­ may take care of fen or 2:00—^NBC SMng Symphony. 11^.00—Jackson Wheeler—News. 18i4. 4 AiMrica—and that of Cuba and for any police force to protect the tracts; soldiers-and sailors from thousand workers. Guthridge will 2:30—Curtiss Enssmible. 11:05—Latin (Quarter. From time to time changes In nearby stattons. 2:45—Sabbath Meaaage. 11:30—What's News at the Zoo. the number, of stats, and stripes REALH ^^he West Indies—for his German- participants in any public meeting tell you that that’s hardly a drop 12:00—Noon Day Bereiuide. -^^tsed Europe and It would be only of any such group as the America out of the bucket. And It l«tT. 8:00—Four Comers, U. 8. A.- have been authorized and both the Rooms Hard to Find Last week, army and navy alone 12:15—Sunday Serenade. flags flown at Tripoli and at Fort [■'provoking him to further ship as* First Oommittec. On the other Yankes Nat 12:30—Laat Minute Naws Flashes. What any visitor is likely to added 800 new civilian employes 3:30—H. V. Kaltenbora. McHenry bad fifteen stars and r-samlnsUon if we were to pfrslst hand, the open beginning of a discover first is that even if It 13:45—Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir stripes. 3:45—Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. and Organ. sending ships to sea at all. shooting sea war «ith Germany is an oS-week, he may have trou­ That’i what la happening to 4:00—BUhouattea la Music. Yet today, save for forty-eight COMPANY 1:00—Cburu of the Air. Ibat, of course Is the road along ble getting accommodatlona at Washington these days. 4:15—Oommeetaiy by Upton mataad of thirteen stars which may not hare come within ao short any of the city’s 28 first-class ho­ 1:30—March of Games. now appear in a blue field, the Ckwe. 2:00—PitNidly We Hall. [grtrich Wheeler and his 'fellow trav* a time; in which event it is im- tels unless he has made reserva­ 4:85—Chdrles Dant's Orchestra. flag is much the same as it. was 2:35—News. 164 years ago. are making their wmy. That likely that auch a meeting would tions a week or more in advance. Ontract Signetl 5:00—Joe and MabeL 2:85—Favorite Hymns. Is P rq > a r^ T o Furnish The Siti -Do The Excavation- would lead to the oxtenaion of arouse more violent resentment If he la out from 7:30 to 9:30 in 6:80—Roy Shield's Orebastra. 2:«5—Radio Voice of Religion. Floating from the lofty pinnacle the mornings or 3:30 to 0 In the of American idealism, our flag Is empire to the shores of than the hundreds that have al­ „.6:05-Jffelodlc Strings,. Moahe 3’j05rr l>':30—Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch of patriotism. Itf spirit* is tha 8:00—ChaHey McCarthy and Ed- spirit o t the American nation. Its Adams, Tanner and Hollister fltreetfl. this nation oouhl sunriv* in If by Wedhesday night, however, anta and bars filled to capacity— Plumbers union which figured In and "Dear Mom” . and probably lines of waiting cus­ n r fiem n* 7:15—Baseball Scores — Rhythm' hiftory la the history of the Amer­ Germanised up to the vary it has bsoome clearly inevitable a labor demonstration May 15. tomers In the former. The agreement provided for a >:S0 On# Man's Family. , ican people. Emblaaoned upon Its “ Stonehaven** “ Lakeside Circle** “ Sunnyslde** 9 :00—Manhattan Merry > 00 • folds in lettais of living U ^ t are mar hgbtbouaes, but w* that there is nothing left for tne If he wants a taxi, he’ll find 44-bo\nr week, 8^7*4 P*' hour, 7:30—World Msws TcnlghL ' If them is snyond outsid* United iltAes to do but to shoot there are parioda of the day and and double Ume for holiday work, Round. 8:00—^Hslen Hayes Theater. the names and fame of our heroic 9:80—Album of Familiar Muaie. dead, the Fathers of' the Republic Matas Senate and the clear a way for Its "ahlps on the night or anytime during a storm ■aid Thomas Owens, representing 8:80—Oim a .Doctor.. when it U practically ~lmpoarible ] 0 ;00_H our a t Charm. 8:55—^Bbner Davia and Hie Newa. who pledged upon Its altars their who docs hAlevc high seas, Mr. Spellacy conceivably the United Aan)cl*Uon of Jour­ Caliban From Calebs Uvea, their fortunes and their to get one.

BVBNIWG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATim DAY, JUNE 14.1941 SERIAL StORY list Speakers All Civilians Must-Be FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG MANCHESTER SEEFORTOURSSLI conraiotrf. IM1. Xea ena ga,^,^ At Conference Ready for Sacrifices 6Y ELINORE COWAN STONE n s a esnvics. me. Yeaterdayt Stephan la ta joi^ there In the country who know tylag g la s s Authorities on^ €arib- small homeowners and atreet DeboralfB family ^lyslolaa aska and hnte him?” U iy FoUc«) 8*rvlo« m Few Probably W ill Suf* bean Field to Lecture crowds out of toaecure basemente. to brteg m ™ to her home. Stephan "He thinks no more. 1 hope he fo r the Fifty per cent of London’s air­ Is imoonsoloaB. A sharp-eyed man, Is right, because he Is going to he iS!d to thia d«0^. n»y fer More Ilian Petty n — as« sss ^ that aU they learned that In New London. raid caaualttos are trapped by col­ whem the doctor MenttSes as a vtey valuable to us these next j . Annoyance from Pro­ lapsed buUdtogs. NorauAAxmto- -ftdorel agent, Hilton, seeempuM grim ifionths. Hte usefulness TTSajir. fA*t And« ^ ^ - ‘ 1.didn^ A S hEv« t New London, June 14.—Dr. Da­ preasure o f five pounds to the the Pdrty. After toj^ boars rf abroad la anidsd; he has ac­ S ^ O C ^ o n e ^ our buddiea to na Gardner Munro of the School tection Preparations. square inch, or about that of a waiting. Poborah hesm HUtm cess to sources of Information here A dive into 10 feet of water, approx­ talldtag'to leportars. *”Ho was that we might not touch vrtthout COOK’S SBRVICB ST^ BOrPOB’S NOTE: This graphic of Public and' International A f­ ‘*^ d ‘\ell mi. in what first «a l (Bdltor’a Note: With this imates 48 tons In a 10 by 12 room traimed vrith Information; . , fa- him—information that may saw umn" techniquestechnlQUes Is published by The fairs of Princeton unlveralty, con­ battle did U. S. lose 8.000 men. due sidered the most confipetent man article. The Aeeoclato Frees and unless reinforced hy steel and tslly wounded.” Deborah tatite. thla country many lives, and mil- tlon with thei National Department of Americanism or 000 to carelessness? ^*'1 to America to the Caribbean field, and ’The Herald bring to a concrete Its walls crumble. Uona of dollars In preventing sab­ the Veterans o f Forclgh Wars of J*® ebactnalon the Important Against Profiteering ThaFegUfta otage. Perhaps you’ve road about a man la ROliiK Ulustratlons are taken fmtn from the hook book ‘'Footpnnts oi'.tne and A , Randle ElUott Ofthe For­ fo r the first time and he hsMS the Mons-Yprcs Post eign Policy as80clation,j^o 8e aur- aerlea of atoriee oa tiie plans Friends say LaGuardla la "heU- Chapter x n the part our American Omchs T^rojan Horse" published by C lU zen ^p for olvUlna defenee to thla bent against profiteering” to played in counter-espionage dur­ • I M e e t i n g mmr o f the bl£ guns he loses all Service 12T East 42nd Street. New York City. » non­ veys of strategic bases to tho Ca­ When Deboroh struggled ba^ his cartlesa habits.. Don’t let any- ribbean and elsewhere are ex­ country, now nnder way with clvlUan defense food and services. to consciousness, Bridgle, haggard ing the' last srar?" profit assocUUon of patrloUc organlsaUons dedicated to “ Y et It moans tont nlways—foi* fo r H artfo rd hodv tell you he doesn’t. B . \ V > V . tremely Important In defense con- Mayor FloxeUo LnOuardla, of 'They don’t know Just how ho Is from hsr long vigil wss sitting V^on he « u t e « th . area the preservatlori of Americanism. New York city, as directing going to prevent it, but they will years perhaps—he will be In ■Ideratlone, will present proWema beslde 'h er bed. where the shells are bu^ng. he offlciaL) ^ v e any odds that he does. ’The danger.” .... of Central America and the Carib­ “Sure, tokt’s . rt«*>t!” Bridge I T h e S cien ce o f W ireless and Pre>Heat Perm anents bean to two aeaslona o f the five- Issue would arise If transportation 1 "N o t a l w i ^ . . . Sometimes, C om m unity Press M oores H ave C all schedules were totemipted. Th^ applauded aa D s® ® ^ yes," toe men agreed. "But, you \Holloiyan Service Offered , . „ . i I s s , r ; i s ' w u » day conference on Latin America By Don Whitehead and up. “Brace up now, darllnt, Uke Enjoy one of these essy-to-cara-for psma- p., Uie H « ® f, ,* " ‘^ h -w ^ ]S !Ir iitU e ^ ^ ^ ^ where machine gun which la to open at Cemnectlcut Frank 1. Weller mayor has tagged every private see, that is what he wants" M ow ing Law ns From Nephew motor vehicle to New York for toe brave girt you are.” _____^ "Yes,” Deborah said. "I see W o rk Is S u p erior nente In tos brush curl style this Suhunsr. These * u b and 1 rifle bullets are flying—yes ooUege, June 23. New York, Juno 14—(ff)—The Yes, Deborah remembered r w A r friaads are welcp™*- ^ you guessed It- h e doesn’t stop to Office of Civilian Defense pro­ requisition in, an emergency, and that. . . . But there was a subma- With Genuine Friendship can be done with your heir long or short. is promised fo r all. NowNiBlIlis Dr. Munro will epeak particu­ wretchedly, she would need all her m d It out of the "Blue I^ k or larly on economic queeUona. and poses to sweeten as much as pos­ may do It elsewhere. courage. . . ■ Strange that Bridgle rine—” ' ,, Mowing lawns la a subject that i i * a UtUe late, but sm OCD expects to save the tax- ’’If there really was, 1 doubt U Appearance la the first t ^ g to shoot one o f hi* buddies to l ^ n The regular monthly meeting of Mr. Elliott on strategic problems, sible the hitter ounce of air-raid could smile Uke that! _as ploaaant momorias tor only a :m% to congratulate Com- It. Well—maybe this streamlined casualty prevantion Americana 1 payor considerable money by It bad uiythlng to do with au look tor in any printing Jo^ and Tb all of ua eomss a time whenftelspboas call to 8060 will bring Weden fo r the splendid the Mons-Ypres Post will be held Attack Ttmten Is An Authority "Here’s Mr. Hilton wantin’ a . . ^ ___ _^a_ ^ 4«Mfl«IAl4l*fAImmediate MMfVttnaA. response. Ismail handful o f psoplo, To moat warfare Is different must take to escape the pro- utilizing the voluntary aervices of this." fine .appearance Is Inherent in nil we must draw oe the strength off la which he handled the In the Britlsh-American Oub Wed. The former to the author of tho private and pubUc hospitals, the word wid ys.” Bridgle wss going The Hottoran Funeral Home la I of us tosra la aometolng about a •n'each Them a lesson" I “And this PasUa—■who is he? friends so that ws nlay have some. Day parade and ex«> nesday evening, June 18. A full book The F ive RopubUca o f Cen­ on cheerfully. "Whilst he’s he^ commercial and Job printing that Ideally situated In quiet, peaceful mower that rsssmblss a ball and "And teach the remainder a tiM liittnsts of tral America, which to the most ^J^w m^aW suffer more 1 American Red Cross, the Ameri- I’ll fetch a cup o’ tea to bM g toe What— ?" J, they will never forget." U tendihce U muested as a ^ th lT S e fte S ^ S S n aSi^ c*n Women’s Volunteer AasocU. 1 "I am afraid," Mr. Hilton said la done by toe Community Press, Sometimes In grief, some of us surroundings away from too busy, I chain and brings to mind numy a i p n authoritative statement of condi­ tlon and others to training flrat- color Intll yer chakes a g ^ t toe located at 251 North Main. So U lose our way and need toe guid­ crowded thorouglffaiaa and the Saturday attarnoon whan frssdom ^ 99 Bast Ctntsr Stnst 1 poate delsgaj^ 1 seems to ms that Is something that I portrf wuiwUl beoe *»»«»*given ' drills, practice blackouts and d o ^ r laves ye In to see himself. gravely, ’’that I have told you all DMtoieMte *♦ frWste tions to the middle Americas ald and rescue squads. 1 must—and thla much only be­ low ooat. Mrvloe given is alwara the acme was aupprsHWd, according to John EimMai, whlcb has yet been publloheA Dr, wbatevar other operations may She went out as Mr. Hilton en- ance of Bomeons who can help us. 8. Wolcott local landseaps gar- TfilsphoM S009 for Appolatissiit k to attend aJM^ct„ ^ tl^ ...... K officers...... of ours «n not ...... p. Interested...... to0 hear how . our - and istUvemesl ef tsbpr LaGuardla says he wants no cause Stephan thought vou ought TouT gape with wonder at of perfection. HoUoran’s also Munro’e first work to tho Carib­ becoto® naceeaary to prepare all For many ysan now, Ttraotoy P. donor of 117 Hottlater strsst. aarffoid Post Booma to- t r ii these boys without *ooUng ^ k ly bingo’s ^ citizehs to protect their own Uvea. foolishness about it. ’The men and to know. . . . I wonder If you un­ forms printed by toe Community maintains an ambulance servloe aftemoon. District Com- as.,tensiW S:^ bean coimtrioa waa to 1914-18 women who take the courses wUl “ Now that's mere Uke It!” ' He Press, operated by Arthur E. Hottoran baa offered toe local pub­ that la available at any time of But mowing should not bs n somebody, we should take them out ^i,o the complete . Wonm,aMlCliilil Mayor F. H. LaGuardla, OCD smiled at Deborah. “You gave me derstand that U ter—fo r months lic toe strength of genuine friend­ Onr Staff Bm Barron haa called thU and shoot them and put men In outdoor carnival. ^ p ie a M when he did graduate study to assist to the operating rooms and at a time, perhaps—there wW w Holmes and Joseph W . B an, tor toe day or night. Why hot let thla drudgery. Anyone tied to the task Central America imder tho ausi«- director, hastened to quiet shud­ quite a Jolt, Mias Lovett. I t was a ship when It waa most needed, may be la tont poalUon because Is Caartaoos Johnson Bros. fo r■ 2:80 p. m. This meet- their places who can train out , gpeclsl effort to be pres- | Ooca^Si* wM ders among bustoeae men and poUce morgues. ’They wlU assist many things you cannot be told? they are wonderful So neat, ao outstanding mortuary aaalet you important. so make an ces of the Carnegie Endowment with surgery, attend sick rooms, minute or two before It occurred through toe aervloes avsilsble at whan toe need arises? be la practicing tos wrong math- inAmriea? a.'rss«*s.5iffss45: householders with an Informal You will went to ask question^” clean, sd Inexpensive. Because o f Eloetiieal ContneUm there. for International Peace. He has and get case experience with com­ to ms that maybe my last few the volume of work this concern hla Funeral Home at 176 Center. ods. Autboritlas rscognlss that B nelaatl **Ou» you Imagine picking up a carnival O osm •Utement that while he means to words had given you an unnecesr •T only want Stephnn snfe,” De­ With the dignity befitting toe mowing la a solshcs, that bars Is __ taandrtr Faat newspaper tomoraow imd af*«“ | The outdoor cartdval whtoh W | ajsav’ssiiisss! been to the department of state municable ^seaaea. borah preteeted pitifully. la catted upon to do fo r local busi­ Try Ona 82 CHn^a Strddt Senior Vlca Oomm^en I headline—1 all week on W and the United States Foreign avoid rather than to repair poael- Miry sbocko’* character of your loved one, this one of tos few phases of lawn temiol. bla bomb damage, he would not go Peraoiptol Captains Reaponalble "Yet often hla safe^ may d^ ness men, organizations and- indi­ modem mortuary can render Its PM i-Dp T e L 6227 • 7606 service, serving succeaalyely m In bta New York "model" for “Why—-but you’re sm iling!” Pe- viduals, toe 0)mmunlty Press Is maintenance where definite rules horah faltered. “Bridgle was smil­ pend on your knowing nothing. seM ces to you. Bearing In mind Quotations can bs applied. Anyone can learn region^ economist, consul at Val­ emilpp^ to handle any printing sUU five ^*cent chance 1 other cities, the mayor has 80 ing. . . . Do you mean that hes "1 won’t ask," Deborah promised thi necessity of keeping expenses paraiso; assistant riUef of the herself ns much ns him. "Oh, 1 Job, regardless of size, snd can do toe rules. DaUvary W d Win G M ly G ird Latin American division; flrat sec not—that he’s all right?” to a minimum, Hottoran’s still ex­ . Effects Ot Mowlag v “ r ' i . ‘ 5r ^ Us,-”!""’’ ”cjrr-K trampled nations of Europe once persons. These would be subdivid­ [won’t hsk anything!" it Inexpensively and satisfactorily. E stim a U d . rotary of the legation at. Panama ed Into small areas of 100 work­ “Wei, hardly that yet. I have an tends nil of-’lts many faculties to Tbora is mors to Ufs In Amsr- ■nis principal purpose of mow­ had the same margin of security. "Stout girt!" said Mr. HUton. A dollar looks a lot bigger when ing a lawn la to Improve Its ap­ and later at Managua, Nicaragua; ers each in event of war. Their, Idea that tha room Is still trav­ It Is spent tor Community Press, you In your time o f need. Icn than aaywhsre siss In tos MANCTtf»TBR rahlp of ^ J °*L , I S the bajmnet. hand-grenade and gas which go to the chief of the dlvlalon of Latin Must Be WUUng To Sacrifice captains of personnel are respon­ eling around hla bed at a hand­ The detolla that follow In toe world today. Wo must bs worthy pearance. Unless properly done, 2 5 some cUp. But In a few days he’ll Then Dr. Bingham came In and printing. It goes further and buys wake of toe loss of a loved one however, tola Improvement will / L A U N D R Y Rlth many .^“ *{*52 „,■«»> the batUe-wlse will take ^ifare work. The first 4ajm American affairs; and American All, however, LaGuardla warn­ sible for moblllzhtg all avaUaMe said, "A ll right, Deborah. But better work and that’s vitally Im­ of It. ed, must be wlUtog to make some be ready to whip his weight In are often unpleasant and unneces­ only bs temporary, tor one thing Frafi Hara, Mgr. of Itself—But who am I to been pretty cold ^^ch has minister to Haiti. Dr. Munro haa doctors and nurses at a moment’a don’t let him talk too much.” And portant. While moderate prices —A lf Laadon, 1986 G. O. P. pres- n Mapla St Tel S41S ra hadmm making a p I tbeee atreamltned officers how 1 j^ept down the attendwice, so we been director o f the School ot small sacrifice ot customary com­ notice. wildcats again.” • sarily burdensome but Mr. Hollo- Monttal oandidnte. Is certain—how a lawn la mowed “But I —stlU don’t understand," she went in to Stephan. prevail, there Is no sacrifice of raa and hls efficient staff can • haa much to do with Its health. torunthelr army? ^ S hoping for * Public and International Affairs at forts and profits. IT^e smaUer units, based on Stephan’s face, under the Ice­ quality and the Community Press 00 of our members were In FfllO irst I. and»a \* foremost, ^ his ^ aides u I populationpUUUittWWlI UOltaabjidensity, wlUTvaa§ aaawwhave vaav>one Deborah said helplessly. "Mr. Hil­ lighten this load for you If you By our victory In ths last wsr, Uke other living plants, grass W e are glad to hear that Gen- yy, ask our pniVAH—OWNBBSHIP AND N giism M Princeton since 1929. 4 cap, was white, and one eye w u Is prepared to handle all orders up food r, N. H.. over the waek- aral Drum of this military area 1 effort to be on the Job thla after Bases to Atlantic say, the fact that OCD wiu tewb I physician, nurse-and at least four ton, what did happen last night? will place these matters In their ws won n Issss on' liberty, not a is a factory thathat tskas MANAGIMINT an oe ite w»r - IrallNnllMhrttoSUs , “Plenty, Miss Lovett" comptetely black and blue; but he promptly and efficiently. All kinds hands. W ith Judgment bora of snd transforms it Into energy for KRAUSE'S T . P. Holloran^: _ j TD Oonvsntlon. haa copdemned the live smmunl- j ^oon and tonight. ow la Nitl G««aunr. Pioio « * Mr. Elliott to a brilliant young people that the ground and top fl^st-ald helpers, clerks and mes- managed to grin as Deborah came o f forms, booklets, programs, cAl- deed to It. r. T. W. SUte Quard Oom- He putted a newspaper from bis long experience, sympathetically, growth. The green blades play a tlon Idea. . Those membs'W ' and Irt®"*** who ■ON tn4 NON btew tpproprUiMl Tba Naiit laid w dir cay t el member of the Foreign PoUcy as­ fioors of buildings often are 1 aengers. Flrat-ald parties will be over to toe bed. endan, etc., are printed. Simply .^A lvta C. York. World W ar hero, FUNERAL HOME H ) had Its flrat emei^ Bea-el. made the trip WllMmanto to at- indoatni11 ’’Sapport"SiVPO» oa ana traps when the bombs fall will not 1 a ratio of 12 or 18 per pocket, began to read. yet efficiently, Hottorah’a Funeral at Memorial Day oorvlos at Arl­ vital part la this transformation. GREENHOUSES te ibt haM. TUB WORKM hu bt reel bula^ asajo* sociation who haa recently nmde "How do you like m y shiner?' call 6727 and they’ll be glad to give How can grass thrive If Its ndrinsl f j PBrliout llM iday night. *n»e ao aalN la docMia^ wbNt b# wiU be permitted to-upset vlolenUy joo qoo population, each unit to 000 Home performs all toe necessary ington. J 681 Hartford Road > tend the party »i«a.’’ Tb# CoawianiiM mM io three significant reports dealing he demanded, cocking toe brow you an estimate on toe work you functioning is crippled by clpee nwsy Itom ths bdsy — ay was nuhad to tha scene James Greenwood, r e ^ * **4^.;' walk. wh« Job b, wUl b»w. labofi ’’Support . aa. w with the outlying defenses of the tho average level of property val- conslat of four men and a car drivJ "A small Cape Cod fishing town functions Hera last rites are con­ 0 0 0 over toe good eye to make sure desire. ducted with dignity and respect, cropping ? toectal Attoullea Csrs. D IsIlM tIvs SerytSs Bottoa Dam break and did did evening. whw boan be wtti work, or whil fe y * Nttiitial^^ a doaa _Wfdjw United States. The one which Is uea and rentals. , or., ’The number may not eeem ao was the scene last night of an in­ hls mastery of the American Id­ Oartalnly toe strong nuiy bs en- doty and helped the t»k® your every wish being carried out ' Continued removal o f Its toUSge G_____ i ^Ta : rheita STB FnoUHIoa. 8 M ary Bushnell C3ieney In the home o f Oomrads Oi^®^ mr kt wOl NcaiTt. He t«* o f particular Interest to connec' • Nor, unleea w ar seems Inevlta- | small In the Ught o f British exper- cident which wrote 'Finis' to one iom had neutered. psetsd to do mors than too wsak, ' L g w»e**i- Nice going, Dave par for aMN work, ag w dw. ^ SS!SSm ^. 4w«>r g j: lence that 78 per cent of air-raid of the most fnnthstle careen of a to the utmost degree and every Witt eventually etarve any {ttant Ordsn • TsL 8706 N s Ohdfg s for Om wood and was In hoiHw r f 1^ NN^goptrir lad lb# rigbtr tl 4 i s x ken to Improve the new united been fearful that civilian defense of her Ups. to reach the light lVt® r«* ® thin, PAT AND NIGHT > Philadelphia this falL It Is V e t e r a n s . ful gifts. A collection was taken measures would have a tremen­ that the danger of epidemic is names he used, it la impossible to center of toe city. In normal friends In Manchester becaush Mr. tbs Unltod Stotes Is not ths rsaidt tost saany of our | States bases acquired under the In a moment he said, T shall Hottoran stresses the h ig^t weak covering Inattad of a thick Out FIswors from the 40 mertibers who were deatroyers-for-baM deal of last dous effect on housing. greatly reduced if shelters pro'vlde Iselect his real one. never forgive myself for dragging times, thla commercial port han­ of n military alliance but of a re­ t ContdrBL PhoBd to attend The sum of $29.08 was ample sanitation and a minimum I \ “When trapped last night by In­ standards of hls profession. TboM aod. ^ ^ Fsttod nsata 78 80661 pr6S6&t. •—w. ------September, and describes the Ukewlse, there will be no you Into this.’! dles 70 per cent o f Eng land’s gional understanding of a defense Somewhere lietween theae two oonw ^ in H onors A re G iven brought back to Manche^r to Holthelmer. the plump sweet- Hartford last Sunday and It was wholesale evacuation of vulnerable of four square feet per individual. telligence agents with documents msat Importe.' M per cent of tbs who are bereav^ are extended nature. decided to discontinue the County precedented development of older “ But 1 wns already In, Stephan. I extremes Uea the happy medium . -«T I turned over to I heart wiUi'it paraeol, was a hit cities. Instead, refuge, will bo ar­ Warelionaea Full o f Gaa Involving Important United States' rubber, 44 l>er cent o f toe wool, help in toe sura knowledge that — President Avtin Oamaoho of Oair Hatch Ptensd meetings until September. United States bases to Cuba. We both knew tont from toe be­ what Is done Is dona efficiently, where mowing cauaee the laaat I-ncal U S W V V ets BrlUsh War *^1*®*- LSth crowd. She claims her Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, ranged betotfhand for the aged Special aquada w ill be trained to defense secrets in hls poasesrion, ginning. . . . Look!” Deborah 88 per cent o f toe oil and 27 per Mexioo. p ^ b l e Injuiy conatatent with the 1 that an the “ hams” LtOCaiU^SWV I members mad. the trip her JusUce, District President Ann Weekly, decontaminate poiaon gaa victims, he committed suicide rather cent of the timber. respectfully and economically. A 000 ____ of tha poM art has called a meeting of all dele­ and the Panama Canal Zone. and t o f l r m ? > W ^ t pointed toward the window. "The daalred api^raaoe. cheater by bus. Comrade B®*®'^|^^,, like , a woman.) The lltUt mothers, and chlloren. AU '^ 1 their clothing, food, drink, home than—’* Our real governors and guides a llttiu golf mi&ch up in gates to the Department Encamp­ Mr. ElUott to at present In Cen­ tog has gone. Just ns It has be­ Bsppy Medium French girl, Bayette Smith, stum­ tral America making further aur- have a choice to the matter, M I and ita contents. The Britlah tell "That’s about all, 1 think," Mr. tween us. . . . It was toe fog that are ths men who wrote b o ^ or This medium la attained by cut­ I «______t HasardviUa . * , Mary BuShnetl Cheney Auxll- 1 *"HeeMk«m Horns Folk ment. to be ,ield Tuesday night at veya. which to view of tho mo- Knowing the ronsequenceo of their l^uardla that G ^ ^ y ^ m ^ HUton folded toe paper. "We studied things out five, 10, 16, or lto tha u ^ gs^ ™ m | l^ met to the Armory W Comrade William Moore and bled over a cobblestone and fell and L t C. C. Roblnaon Auxiliary mattered,-Stephan." ting 1)4 or 8 inebea high. A t this fis t. Commander Bill Shields, a H t o u s m ilitary developments to declsUm. , « w .. »"tiple. > - warehouses rabkedrabkbd.with with armsgas can’t afford to be too circumetan- (The End) BUY QUALITY MEMORIALS perhaps 20 years ago. length toe turf will not suffer win bs at tha 8^ ^^5:1 day evening. Thla was the l**t l«.mHv were pleasantly surprised No. 264 at 3700 Mato, Hartford. bomba and Intends to use . them if tial these days. The accoimt gsUant heroine, tried to pick up Thla la a very important meeting the offing are of compelling Im- opposes Hyeterlcal FMghte DIRECT FROM THE I—A. A. Berle, Jr„ assistant sec­ evjra from frequent cutting, end to Bridgeport. Thece will Ibustoesa maettog until September. I*® ' ------i«,- Britain becomes too weak .to re- doesn’t mention, you notice, that retary of state. i pandtog^ils year, hut thay|t hU e l^ »/ the Dept, Encampment to be held , . . . British authoritlea tell OCD that «n , 9taffov« The Best Stones Provides Ton cutting. But if you examine your especially, would be taken over as trate how on toe rest of toe or­ own mower you ere apt to find it- miwi i'snnard Durkae went through ^ AuxlUary for brtogtog home ^^ilch we coiild not give, waa an- while transi»rtlng a th4 thla mopth and from all the rc- W ith A Perfeet Job. marka being heard there will be a Japanese Seize ™ M W rS: emergency dressing aUtlons and ganisation.” cutting only a h aff Inch high, as ^^riU m ut a hook. Nlca work from tho coSvenUon three -^li® rh o ro i^ thrNorfolk Navy Yard. Jug. Next Umc. Bernt. k^P the rest centers to event of Invasion. United States Coast guardsmen Ths furnlturo la your delegation from our Auxil­ “ But,” Deborah asked, still AU Memortals Oearaateodl nooet mowers do. Bsper-qusSty SM I Is low : offlcea. Slstem Bateon and Ted- y®- 8®«®“ ■P®“* ^ iary. It looks like a very good time Luftwaffe's Greatest Curse belplendy. "what has all that to from New London have not yet re­ BeeMats Of High Outtlng eoat o f DuOout otlB getting to naw mem- ford from the .Auxiliary and Com- , gm y., daughter and aald be waa won’t lose any. G as in In do-C h in aj• 000,000 women and children and qnleh drying, assy to apply. ■ ‘ aa Department I hla visit here Very much. lit t le Rhody Tops for everyone and although there the aged and Infirm. Thla placed OCD Witt train experts to the do with Stephan?” covered toe body of Mias Christina B O m N E L U M ONUM ENTAL OO. OF MANCHESTER Lawns mslntained at toe longtr qaallty . navor botongad to the I rod Joal Nichols as Department care and cure oS adult and Infan­ Ooaunander tinders expects I srolor yic* Commander from will be several meetings to attend, a terrific burden on the auburba •Nothing—except that he was Royce, 22, daughter of Mr. and A. AlmetU, Prop! Telephone Maachestar 8207 ur 77S1 Isngto provide a tettform color. Most of our boys may not know 1 Th* boys from Rhode Island » « • ricular training of citizens as sanl- sonate toe second agent himself, ' land whom she was to marry and Tel. w a aeoaaaary Tatter grass also improves a NO LIM IT ,. bold any meetings In July first snd second delegates to Jeems. Springfield, Maas., the-last week to Raymond ZabUnasky of Stafford- P a c k i n g lawn by mlnlmlxlng toe prasucs To Do t, but they are planning the National 'Convention to be held in August In Philadelphia. and Intercept the papers’’ repairs at lew I June, 1942? Every member should make an ef­ ‘“ "Shortly " ortiy beforebrforo thiathis roreported p o rte d ac-1 _«.| hegdache h ^ d a ^ ^ fo for r propertypro,«rty ^ e r a ^to I Ury engtaror. and ton»ector. to vitte have returned to their homae p r I e e s — ao ' off wee&. I t ahndes toe sutfape SomstWag T O Y O U R / The date and place wUl Ueld to Omaha Nebraska August Epieds OalB Described ’,'But fitephan was taking a boat after receiving treatment for shock 6260 S h i p p i n g ■ I P R I fort to ^ present at this meeting. tlon.Jn ffie ^ o7tS Ja^Sies. mlU- prospect of ______out of ^ Harbor last night. He quickly you BOU snd ao prohlbite the germlna- W A R O R O B B need Uter. Any V. F. W . K 7.21. Thanks for assisting .Epieds and exposuse at toe Guilford hos­ ------• I Aboat and his fam ily w ill be wel. plans were discussed fo r the Don’t forget tonight, rain or Ury mission here had declar^: t^Mrarv onet,S 1 out areas. He says a let-down to won’t bo Incooveoloseede Uoa o f many weed seeds. I t also Oiapter to winning second prise shine— come up and see how many "Since June, 1940, this mtorim, I ®T®®^^'^®^ be — sa I food and water analysis, drain to- pital. suss Royce sms horn In Staf­ Long Distanee MoYers Painting nsd Reflnisbiag prevents weeds froln overgrowing W han Yon H at^J to spend the dey at thla I annual picnic. Sister Elisabeth “ Exactly. It for any reason toe ford Springs at toe Johnson Me­ YOUR FIGURE . J outing. Commander Linders I Haher waa appointed cbalrlady to go to A1 Herman of Norwalk Queatlona you can really answer. first plan seemed Impracticable, a Bpeelalty. . I the desirable grass snd smotoer- Havs a Speneor daslgs ad far Mohr of Ne»/ York, l^ntson of —Jay-E ff. morial hoqiltal, October 27. 1916. Itng ”svsrythln6 hsnsato tosm. I Tkd A ldO f A ths council delegates will have I aelect her committee and meet 2 bomb he Intended leaving toe Harbor oa THE AUSTIN A. WlNTER’a AUTO BODY OO yon to sffa year Hps snd unlot- New London, and Murphy o f She attended Stafford public Obviously, high grata fpress wssd SINGER _ tlckete later. with the Oomradea to complete a fishing boat which waa to taka schools and graduated from Staf­ "U IPS Worth ftxlag— v Bns. In ttsa yaurshdootan sad Epieds Chapter Hartford. We also appreciate the ;r. A .ii.’giia. ^ , j X . Agent itumbsr Two and ths pa­ CHAMBERS CO. leaves Into sn upright position 'Our own outing w ill be held after plans as to time and place. ford High, cuss off 1986. Xmms- Ws Gas nx IP* when too mowsr bladsa can stvsr dtophragm — aad glvs you SEWING MACHINE _ke convention. More about this w e wish to thank Sister AbMa services of our chaperon. Bill Al­ Iiido-Q im a^B irtld s mentatCaiunglMg^ Tbe^ 1 ’^rttoiaM s'^^y would! The mavor. a war veteran. Is pers oat ti a small fralghtar 68 HolHsttr S t- Manehssttr IBS W. MMffls T ^ XSL STOS grsesfal pestars. c len. We hope that lipstick wUr diataly upm graduation aha enter­ their ssed heads and much o f th dr government and nnt hTrctroactt^iwmilar~de^ I depending'largely 00 the Ameri- which was waiting to pick him up, ed the Stafford exchange Southern ■w SiBgdr Sawing Maaiian come off his YD uniform. j foUaga. M ISS AN N IE SW IFT - - 0- j 3r r 5i ” ' n S s ' ; M S S ‘. ” " w ^ Seaplan e B ase Sen have tried to ship these good. SSShJroof- caTLeglon and aU other veterw and dlsgulasd- as a member ot the New Telephone company Hears StoOsadTIsdP. M. to the eouth the officers Lban eerUtoly accept aome time . wrwxwTS ws Tk® Manchester (N. H.) Union B®creUy. . 1 inr of structures housing groups to assist to malntenanoe rf crew—ha had changed clothes la as an operator and has been em­ tp Husted, Estates F ^ , Ooto., Rahtaow BMg. Srd Ytaes 9d7 Mata at. TW. I that the men uae a little I later to the summer. Also many T n k f M a I l l V A P o s t says: "Manchester received lU •-The Japanese mli^n decl^ ^ of ®risMg Most of their I ear—to get the papers by any b U A L i r r Bhs; 1 H K e S 1 1.F Y X 'firit look at burlesque, even If It ployed toere ever since. She waa a READ I haa tittpbsd Long’s Psak 88S timss. | ammunition In their mock t>i«nVM to Sister Edwards for the to carry to h.®*I® IS ^dlttSll o S t^ h t”S S I Utembero have 1^ «"«««« “ 5 I he could." msmbera of tos Ladisa Auxiliary ot PRINTING! They believe that a few hovely flowers which ws used to waa of the mock variety, aa the Saigon, French Indo-China, June deemed belonging to the enemy or S? to to SSSd. w by h’know how to keep theto h ^ times I think I could the Straxxa Poet American Le­ ^Bow to kin tk i grass la Madamolaellea from Manchester, I Tha printing COMPLETE «iwl buUete. mixed to with the decorate the hall for our meeting. 14._^F)_French authoritlM an- destined thereto. He says they can teach cltizeM make V . living picking pockets,” gion o f Which hsr mother Is presi­ Job ws So'tor your front yard” ^ Tha Juna raeattog of 'tha Ooo- Conn- con'vulsed the convention ••We regard-aa enemy property l^ol ond Range I". would make the war games The-fiowSra were later sent to ^ Where conditions permit, own- to reyond 3SII^®from Stephan hi4 laughed only last dent Bssldos her parents aba y s a w ill K mere reaUetlc. Sister EUssbsth OJds who has nactleut Department, Y. D. V. A., w w d ^ to ^ h e lr antiro. TbiJy w r o Inounced today that the In^o-Chtoa supplies belongtog I® Bie^Chto^ evening. ''x' leaves three sisters, June M. Royce in Bettar Homes A Gaidena B U I L D I N G ^ j convenes tomorrow, Sunday,'June era might be given the alternative safety mea^r^p and orders from prove ostta- They said. *Tn mock battiae, been on the sick Ust fo r some time, dressed for the moat part to pink government la building an toterna- KM ^ek government. The Far of ct^trucUnig shelters undsr | defense wardens, — "But why Weren’t tooae men also an operator at toe local tele­ taetery, be- for Jant, 1941 OIL ---- - S B R Y IC B ^ tepepa are too aUpebod about the iriag __Day______Obeervanoe 1 5 ^ '8 p. m. at Mooaa hall, Mato Bcantles with ''burlap baga also tional seaplane l>aae eight ^ e e Civil discipltoe, LaGuardla says, simply arrested ?’’\ phone exchange, Marilyn J. and Fla/vro^ waT observed by the 1 street, Middletown. National Oom- CMSS It wtll TdlophO M 8866 w a^ they expoae themselves and serving as parade gowna Among 1 below Saigon 'Tor the convenience would conquer the alrhlltx. If it "BMuae the situation had de­ Gall Lslgh Royce. hs prsffoosd Call aa for fnrthor iafor^ C O A L — C O K E _____ ' w., I _____viLr., nf N«W the burleycue queens In the group of any country’s commercial “ " ^ * ^ y i^^e^y^ilJJr^ioTf^^' reading rf. the following poem by ] »®nd_«j^._miot^ pUes moved after June, 1940. j p u ^ ^ The ordin­ should come. veloped so rapidly that Th^- Wanted by Army authorities for aA cM st eaothoda. Got nuttion. It yea srs leelda| for qaaSty RANGE AND FU EL 01 Sister Mildred Tedford: Hampshire will toatatt the follow- was Past National Commander Al lines." mum WAB not BUf6 wa wbould ary small buttdtog basement Is a desertion Attred Grant Sinlth, 22, ear oottmata efi . . . era havs It! ^ T g d a n g w .” The Araeiioan Flag tog officers: Commander, Clar­ Herman." (Note: We thought. the There have been reports that the have time to get here after he of 20 Alexander street Dorchester, ProBBpt D attsarka Urge ** live ** Aimnunltton ence Geer of Bridgeport; 8. V. C., haxatd unless expensively I When Freedom from her moun­ word ••QueSns" waa quite appro- japane^ Dal 141ppon B m W It B e a r sent word to ua; snd he lacked the Mass., was sentenced to five dara W ILLIAM lLj3)CHifiLOGB John S. W olcoM & Son ( •in an pcbbahiUtyi there would tain height Ben Bourn of Hartford; J. V. C., nrlate ) wouldiWaugurate a Tokyo-Formo-lIM A f Vvll akC«a reinforced. . A u to D eath F ails proper authority, himself, to nwike in TOUand JaU fo r vagrancy toy Proapt DeHrafy A t A S Thffaa IS Bpraes Btrast Tol ;.ke no casualtica.” ,th ^ fftc e rs eay, unfurled her standard to the Lawrence Llndgren of WlUlman­ ’Turn to your raffle tickets to- sa-Saigon-Bangkokjeaplane serv- ^ . e x-t 1 I In an event no one wltt M toe arresl” Judge Joasph A . Koatorsk in the 8 8686 Teltphoae 8597 * *1» it In any evenc, which la worst— air. tle; eecreUry, Clirde Beckwith o£ day as the drawing Is to be to-|ioe late'to June with four-engtoed, Carnival Employe —T o C ut H is S p eed "Then he got the ps^ersT” load court Bzalth wns arrested MANCHESTER ^ 9a.kin one'man lii rames like theae | g j i ' jo f , 'd i* azure robe of night, 1 Manchester; treasurer, John morrow. You may win YD plate 120-passenger planes, and It was "He got them, very neatly, be­ here by OfRoer William Bilk. Ac* L U M B E R A F U E L C O . _--’ Atoa A teachaaaV AVthea niLASMNremainder ma Ilemon a — nn I > • ••___A.___ X Sh»Av>* I /”\*F’V\^ea/\WO’Connor tof\4 New'London; Serg- and made as agreeable as poMible VAN'S And set the start of glory there. ^ 17 a Die a taW# lamp, a foimtato ] vmderstood the line would use the fore toe boat left toe dock. But cording to ths poUcs Smith Ui al­ WE 427 Hartford Bond lS L 8 8 d l ^ M a p b e i t a 6145 ^Itey will never forget or let them She mingled with Its gorgeous mmt-at-a^. §& tet or a P^® Hr. ex- Lew base. leged to have deserted the Army SUPPLY OUTLIT_^ D etroit June .14.t—(SV-rHiomss ^ ______- Om Chicago, June 14.— —On June toan tha oompUcaUoas arose. A IIM Mala Bt. Hartford ' Sgkt with blafiks and loee 8,000 dyes Bridgeport; Judge Advocate, Hen-I L. Miller, /A carnival employ, w in in 1986, at F ort Devena, Maas., snd SUNSHINE CAN EASE THE *TANE” 28 third agent, who bad shadowed Oarui r TrambnO tea in their first real battle? The milky baldric of the ekies. ry Dube of New Haven, Service ’ • gee-Bee. was kitted last night before to Landlord, are going to ■ qu ^ lS Mia. H aia_C^, TO. 4 1 ^ ^ ® Stephan here, Jumped him M d Bines that time has been In In­ Ws BpielsBss to RsphiBhig *Tb actual warfare troop loases Officer, Joe Kolinsky of Middle- B lack bird s V ictors measure. Defense war-[county ho^lM ajid Raymond And striped Its pure celestial eyes of his wife by a Canadian|on one Jr., 16, driver of a car roughed him up pretty badly hte m ans, Ohio, Chicago, m . and Brehas Glaas — Prsmpi, EM- f In t o first engagement are heavy white town; AmerlcanlzpUo® Officer, | fore w e turned up. and stole toe I'nrsntoa, N. j; Following his ra- DAIRY elent Ssrviss, tuse to men have to break Major (Doc) Sprague of Bridge- her May 29. was Our lOOth Series ofj OIL BURNERS TR EE M O VINL/j, 'Then from bis mansion to the aim I reckless driving and papers back again.” Issse from Jail Smith will bs turn­ 48 Aesdemy St. TeL 85S7 ilesB habits developed In mock She catted her eagle beanr down. port: Historian, Walter Boardman Anderson* ed over to Army authorities who AUTO GLASS REPLACED aUte license, city “He was warned of that But Now Is the Time To Think G r a d t a g to officers point out. And gave into his mighty hand of Meridmi. I have been notified. with Bhsttseiirief Ohms Shares Is Now Open. _____ sticker. why," Deborah demanded indig- DAIRY PRODUCTS same afOcen claim, “Ger- ’The symbol of her choeen land. Today marks the last day of tho San Jose, C a U f T l ^ ^ S i d ^ ^ i a l , told poUoe he nnn^, "didn’t this Jose Pastia. OIvtog Yen A iiei PrAsettaia Japan and other European Manchester Veterans AssociaUon Shea 1 seriously I Sergt Ralph Rttey Itomembsr the apron frocks with of Next W iritei's Heat An Invading arnw f® toelr < aaslflcatloft ^t Nestlebut, and the offl To Aadorcr aad M etcalfe Glass Co. tonttoned either way. Ohree douMe loud V . F. W . 4 something sketchy nhput t h e the service and twice toe wear, m onth as desired. ly took part to and many And see the lightning lanoea Beckwith helped, aome every Children complained toe Mack- into a tent where the bw vw I many more | Quoted the youth: Whonfora they are no more Cdmabla Lakes. IIIV^ Osstar St. ISLSSSS boys can bear ms out Mocking of the home team — s ita — placed at front darta LAWN FEBTILIH^; driven. wight- W e were grateful fo r help WnU dive bombed them out of toe P « « ® 4,and led__ It .by ® J ^ . "You can’t a ^ me. Pve got to than twain, but one flesh. What ’ tM s: Our company was catted playground on Losee cou^ AI -uV it'tbrough tricks largely, gather, because Mr. von adjusts ths waistline snugly to W e are prepared to m ake I Johmon & Little will remain relatively 1 ^ ____ 1 inoueet on time." Thalmann got too far ahead of his tbonfora God bath Joined togeth­ EYESW rr A. JOBUfi afternoon k l^ 'W iO r the 4*bW^4hert-ta«fi«aL-- ^ ^ gardener tried to 4rtw them ®*L-_ viS beu etruclehlra OCD^myalt wttlno^n^ ^ to. er, M no man put asunder/—4Ia t- your own figure. Trim the frock mortgage lo w for pnr« ' t o battalion and with full storm, interfsrsDOs. Hosrever, sxcejrt tor W h a n Y o u with white cuffs end cotter. And rolls the thunder-drum of Ooaveatton Report V r tto ^ a a r d m h e e a ^ Jhfiy.,swoo|>- his neck. The sery for apartmmt ownero to 1 ^ 1 ^ ^ chaslag, hnUding o r rem od- tet, wm hlksd thn^ugh snow A t’'the national convention to A tVFW foni^l ed and pecked at hts eyes. his bead, which fortunate is Ship Truck! N o o d T I r t a Pattern No. 8969 is dcrigBed for _ssp for six or M ^t mttea to heaven, *® testified he wss dr«*»"» *t bard, it worked out tor tbs bast One should bsllevs in msrriags eUng hom es, prom ptly after Manchester, N. H„ last week wo Deputy DUtrict Attorney A, carnival for a D ally Sanrica ‘Ta and Fraai m sines 14 to 90; 40 and 42. Sine 16 SsBony trenckea It was dark ChUd of the suni to -thee ’ tia given evidenoa ~_ln ths immortaJlty off the sou). 8 U a ! receipt of appU cattoa. 1 bad a doaen to line for the Hor- Idroucettl. armed ^ to a bas^ftt be done voluntary ^ to o m -rte l^ ^ “ ' VyKaaTs..-- jdnad — Oasd I raqulfta 4 7-6 yards o f 88-lnch roa^ I w e arriysd and we wen-told To guard the banner of t o free, bat Instead o f legal weapons. Join­ held him on hls person. NumM .. _ ; i r r - r - »v T 3c — N a t s . To'h ovef In t o sulphur amoke. riblea Parade. Dave McCollum was Plans for the Quls program to siding or regularty emptoyeS «“ jury on a diarge o f ■ N a w i rtaztaLj^rOMtar>«Bd./euffa.. .ravUr® n In those soow-fiUsd trcnch- a Hawaiian >buU dancer and ed the'batUe—to no avail awny, twt waa picked up later by Forw ardiffg ConaccUona u 5-8 yard fabric, 2 1-4 yards 1 1-2 "“'C an’ a t iJard lB ee and HIGH^SABILJ W further ordsn. To ward away the battle stroke. . • I be held at the Home tonight are toe buUdlag- _ . ... I manslaughter. the Ooast Guard- Number Three; proved to ^ an ace • »to r ti^ n [ cproplcted and the commlttoe In He appealed to PoUce Chief J. N. ■lasting Bsmh »e|torB I jujgy^ggus NesUeBut’s 1911 The Blnnay StOM Naw York for AD Pointa ipri* **!■■ told. fan inform ation. IcMa. Freses Tot* And hid It’s blendings shine afar. Black who called peputy ^tete E ducation N ot ths most dangerous, bsenusa he Uke rainbows on the cloud of war, passing out boraes^ naU lli^ r expect a good Crowd and a South and Went, F or this attractive pattern, send __ mot see sn ofOocr from Game Warden Ted HottUtoy. Un- A number ^ model cu still, wss without U- was the only ohs -who knew whs Largo misTTSBin Oa Old TUsa. IlSe In coin, your name, addrem, PRINTING ’The harbinecra of victory! rings t^ the falreet of toe tolr 1 poets and auxlllar- testing censes and sticker, BinzhMr Chstls, near Omk, Ire­ Oat ef Oas — Flat Tire I wm arrived at t o trench- alo^ the line of much. HU American Legion. Span- Irapreaaed by the malheuvera, the A ffected M uch I voo Thklman wns, is In n hospital, land, coatatna the faawus Blarney P H O N E 8068 ^ pattern number and nixe to The MO. oioRitog Wbea they I birds niled toe roost on Losae ed bomb Mielteis to d e te n ^ ^ ‘ ®~— Battery Tritals -- Dial dldl The Manchester J O B A N D c o m m e r c i a l ! thumb baa been to a bandap evu Veterans and toe British Stitt utility end cost of plsctng t^m and srtll x »t live." stone, which Is Supposed to give lEvsBlag Herald, Today's Pattern g «a d ue to ^ :»g I Flag mi the free heart’s hope and court. "Wtacra wns Wilhelm?" P err^ & Glenney P i l N T I N G 1 since. He must have sprained it | Veterans have been invited, at rnul®r IntervaU ^ anyone who Irlisee it powers off ta rries. lOS 7th Avenue, New Building & Loan hBted pa hack to earl home! ~ - ■ thumbing a ride beck from the I j no one forgot to ba'vct their Limdon, June 14.—(P)—J. C. 1 ^ , "It sms Wilhelm who finally psrsnaffvs stogusnos. C a m p b e lT s i). A ^ a a a iwMStl By_aBgel bands to valor givm : E n p l ^ Leaves BoSa Estate streets. Ths l a c . Tork, N. T. i«cnd of the parade several mllesTH,^ flying today. thU being Flag Poriumentary '®®“ ®*®'y.®*.^* ____ . New Torit—4ff» — Trsfllc conr5 took enre off Number Th rsa He’s The Bammar Feehkm Book IM shoot t o w t'O 'T stars have lit t o wrelkto tiiaied hy loesl itote Fbdsw on his way to Watolngton with ParraU Plfea Service Station AM oehtllon out to the sticka. Jeff Blanchard Is-y who knows, thU may be a ~ Education, aw today governments If the aheltars arelwslted a long time to get Joseph Mgrlta fo r an staso tn m 1 to 1 ^ PhOedelphla.—4^—Here’s a re-1 ^ o f many my piMasr, to report” N igkt phooa 6464 Oar. Mata WL a a i MHdto Tpfc. Sandfortt. 1st tt bs your gnida 965 M a l a 3L M s a e k e a l l^ S * ^ y hues were born hi spilled the contents of his hand-IqiMatian someone may have to & Craig, ^ srbo in tw o-ys«_i^ ' m e * - w ' bag to front of the reviewing Iqniyror tonight?. I tor gm aaer sewing! 1 C O l hte^'®n- laua-ama-ab.™ ^ "*OCT^*S2is the I4*®> ®*®®® it *tlemanSed—nod I eonm luad—nad Ignored-rlS tk ^ itesMd.” tM n n X eff asvsMnd. ^w s and rolU qf toUet pepu and 1 several members ot toe IHut — te^dM SiM RkwHdUte tor paAto|r And Pattern 18c. Psttem Book 18c. W e H s t # Senred ike Paopla e r float that standard sheet! otlty mlsofllaiHHnT Iteme ®f®” |and AuxUlary drove to Weet Itoyl-jem plw to hUvrtR off tuck Tor Uf|Nto-Uie*Miniite Inldniiation About ore tareatos t o toe but falls wmtu) Wright fwwiw® I® .4^ ^ ' ■ — -'srttente ------— ------I One Pattern sad Pattern Book or­ ...... f o t U Y f — ,M of kS ogrTh before’us. i^Suer^ Utou ^ y«. *>»4e|rton.MamDwceatto4fy^®>4l®~<^®^^ZJ^ its to ' ' o f ~ ReadTUsPage dered togsther 88c. t’B aoU bsHastb our ' the tyw ef gtri who la Mwwsgtel aurrics'®?* I?*?®® ®l»t>®>ft to I W r shy (or abeold wnem thUimsio .ss « \ MAWUMKSrililt EVENING HEKALU. MANCHESTI’ER. CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE MAN kiVKNLNU HJiUlALD, AANUHJSRTBK, CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1941 J. mousseline de sole. Both will car­ T o Direct New England Drive ry arm bouquets et orchids, Talla- man rosea and sweet peas. The TroHey, Bus Herald Editor Weddings bride'a mother will wear aqua marqulaatto with ^Ink rose cor­ IW Vote _ iJtetrict Directors sage and the bridagroom’s mother Honor Guest a printed oreps with rose oorsage. La Rivlere-Aceto A reception for 80 guests will Ask Same Tax Rate Mias JuUa Rita Aceto, daughter follow at the home of the bride’s Possible Suspension 6f Employees Tender ,Mai* at Mr. and Mra. Leonard Aceto, of mother, cut fknrara in profusion Worii Unless Stated De­ Louis the Dandy 195 .Spruce, and William J. La will decorate the home. .M • ciualvAly that ih« carried no arma colm Mollan Fareivell Riviere, Jr., of 180 Porter, were Cardiri&ls Sell Men; Tlu«e Mill* a ^ ^ t i o n or other war mate- The young couple udll leave for mands Are Granted. - Defense Work Overshadows Yale-Harvard Race married thU morning at nine an unannounced wedding trip, the Party and Gift. Oi.* • ^-il o’clock In St. James’s church. The bride wearing a brown and white ? 'A A lU m a l M e e t io ^ paaeeBgera were caat single ring ceremony was perform­ Hartford, June 14.— —^Trolley Dodgers Spend Casl E x *! adrift ao far from land or poaai- sheer, white accessories. They will and bus operators employed by the W ednesday,^ r-* iw e^ u e ve«ete that no precau- Employees of The Manchester ed by the rector, Rev. William J. live at Lake Pocotopaug, East Varsity Race Mack gcu’Em j Gromko Beats Dunn. Connecticut Company in Hartford, N e W O ffic e r s * '‘ tlona, at required by t«a ty obli- Herald last night gave Malcolm Hampton for the summer and re­ New Haven, Middletown, Meriden, to bave MUs Ida Camposeo waa maid of ceive their friends after June 24. MUona,• • - cotiidi;ouii be »aid Mollan, ^Itor who retiree today, honor and MUa Frances Zito was New London,'Norwich qnd Stam­ R. Frazier, 3-21 taken for their » a farewell party. Mrs. Mollan waa Both Mr. Park and hia bride ford, today voted on a possible Set for P."M. - i • neetter of the director, of bridesmaid. Paul Aceto, brother of are graduates of Manchester High 6 Phelps Placed « ? :;rtf .\ttMnpt To Moddle leouo alao a gueat of The Herald f® t« the bride, was beat inan and Erueat ’’suspension of work” In connec- Ktahth. School and tJtiUttee German ’'apokeaman’a atate- SchooL He la employed by the at the party which waa held at the Brown of Keeney was usher. tlon with negotiations for a new Jimmy Oleska, Brook* League; Dodgers Dro|if| t held la«t night a check that "wh^over a ^ J^P Hartford Canoe Club In Biaat Hart­ N. T. N. H. and Hartford RaU- contract Downstream On the Block! The bride who waa given away road. Hia gift to his bride U a gold of the orncem re^.^ ^la ^icri^ m ford. Thirty-one, nearly all of thU by her father wore a bridal gown EVorts to reach agreement on a lyn / Cop* Leading in ______Close Games Yesterday^' bracelet and to his best man and new contract have been in pro- the can ftw tlw meetinir •uthoritatlve quarter, a. merely newspaperia employeea PF**' of white satin, with V-neck, fitted Norwich mVitation. 1*0; Phelps Fined* ‘ ent. Thomaa Ferguaon. publisher, bodice, mutton leg sleeves ending ushers, tie seta. The bride’s gift to tpr/ias since expiration of the old liii^Rrd Heavy Favorite the bridegroom is a knife and Fined $5(K) Yesterday . " u V waa host fOr the dinner. in points over the hands. Her full <9mtract, March 31. The Amalga­ !sws«'raf s'sss •« •“ chain, to her maid of honor, a gold 'Norwich, poain., June 14*-(dV- atreet ochool A line dinner waa aerved by the length veil was draped from a lace mated TroUeymen’e Union, APT>, To Take Sweep on And Suspended by By Ned Nordneea In congr^onal clrclM there halo and fell,, over her long train. bracelet, and to her bridesmaids, ie asking wages of 90 cents km Jimmy Oleaica, toe left-handed, Ataoctated PreM Sports Writer ’ iaving time. There are 13 was Increasing speculation that club management and the dinert necklaces. ThamM Today; Grim* Manage^ Durocher. in the call. ^ „ had thelt^oholce of ateak or lob- She carried a bridal bouquet of hour, a closed shop, /wo weeks’ cross-banded detective from _____ One club bu^ them, the other j. complied by "* “ ■**“ --- tllff white aUrllght roses and WrlghUl vacation with pay, a guaranteed non Boasts 14 Victories _ , ^ Telia ’em—and both extromes ara Wilson-Barton eight-hour day and other adjust­ Brooklyn, N. Y.. after diapoaing , tnamirer of the fern. of toe best toe Connecticut State ^By Judwm 1 ^ _ ^ . equally successfully. ■tudied and it waa voted to 'a Regional Commit-Taented the H^tonkl^Women’e USO The maid of honor waa gowned Of much local Interest is the ments. New Ybrk June 14.-(FK-Thlsl ^ s ^ MsePhaU. ths pane and- it waa generally from the club por^b. The Women' The men have been receiving Ry Rill Boal Police bad to offer brought hla amend a tax of recalled that li»at waa one of the house la located high on '’^*5 Committee: Mrs. Schofield, New in pink marquisette, with arm bou­ wedding this afternoon of Miss . ■ is dollar day in the big leagues and [Brooklyn Dodgers have spent does •. U the same rate a. last year. tee for the United Service Organ' quet of pink roses and blue del­ wagea of 64, 67 and 71 cents per New London. June 14, — UP) — peculiar golfifig tactics into the takM by President Wll- of the ConnecUcut J^ w r dlrecUy England chairman; Mra. George Viva Barton, daughter of Dr. and This is a sea-faring town. In times all-11 toetw. .i..k.clubs k.>.have their "end ^ of ^ $1,000,000 for player talen* Cm ct New Ofllcei* Izations examine campaign lltera' phiniums and the bridesmaid was Mrs. ^ohn Frederick Barton of 366 hour, the last the maximum for all play in toe semi-final round of toe C>rm«.y’a unre- across from Bralnard I^eld. H.rt- ture ^f;“ Tnkh:onSunr.t A. Hanov«,^^.; of peace It is sleepy and toe an­ Norwich Golf Club’s 16th Annual bargain sale” slgna on display. since 1938. >Ihe firat 12 aection. atrict^™wTmarine warfare jfort a murtclpal a ^ ^ attired in blue marquisette, with North Quaker Lane, Hartford, and those in the employ of the com­ nual Yale-Harvard boat race pro­ In toe same period the S t Loola loutine, but an almost corn- the Chilton Oub, Boaton. where Lucius bouquet of yellow roses and blue pany for nine months. Time and Invitation Touenament today in The majors hate been seething ifliT I Bn6i Bpccciicff thev were the gueata of their back row—Mrs. Allan Dr. Arthur Rees Wilson of Au- vides enough excitement to Jar it Cardinals management has ro- turnover of officer* of the delphiniums. The bride's mother bumdale, Maas., son of' Mrs. one half is paid for more t*an ' an effort to retire toe $500 Noyes with trade talk for a couple days, c r ^ r n . likely. WUllam The Navy has been quleUy get- After the dinner service had /^hn^rmAn Mr» WilHam H. Scho- Boiton. Masa.; Mrs. out of its tranquil mood. Memorial Trophy. but It finally haa reachsd the show­ ceived more than $350,000 oa fte ^ wore a green print sheer with Harry Wilson and the late Mr. eight hours per day, and there la a But, being a sea-faring town, sale of players—several of wteas jPJr„ WHOwho I—haa aerved_____ — I U i« ready for several months to keen conipleted all of field of pitcralirough. N. H. From PortlMd, Mra^ R^h S^ui^ white acceeaorles, corsage of Talis­ Tha Metropolitan sleuth waa down stage because tomorrow Is lent ^ the district for thel thc^heavy requirements ent were called on for a ^ rtt^ k * Wilson. The ceremony will be per­ one-week vacation "with jMiy. New London is throbbing with ac­ now grace the Dodger roetar. man roses and gardenias, and the formed at four o’clock in the Cen­ paired with John J, O’Donnell of the last day this season that trades announced ■ometime gyn-mounU which would Some ‘ “ “ ■ Louis J. HolmSa-Jackaon,J K S X ’kSn. bS 1 . S The ballots used in today’s vot­ tivity now. The- Electric Boat BcMton in toe semi-finals, while may be made, except through And today St Louis and Brook-' are: F. bridegroom’s mother, Mrir William tral Baptist church, Hartford, by ing said the company bad declined Company, which builds submarines lyn occupy toe one-two poeiUona ttet he would not be a c a ^ - any decision to put weap- others read original P O « ^ ^ Slade of New York, who repre- Vermont. J. La Riviere, Sr., wore a Paisley the other match was confined waivers. ^ ^SlelecUon this y w . ^ t "Merchant ahlpa. Con- aang, and ;tUl o U m ^ d ^ ^ ® r^ the pastor, Rec. Dr. John Newton to arbitrate any of the issues ex­ for an expanding Navy, has quad­ strictly to local talent—Henry Babe Phelps, chubby Brooklyn In the National League, 10 1-2 ate print with white acceseorles and a Lackey, who will use the double cept wages and had "withdrawn” rupled lU personnel. The U. ^ 7 1-2 games ahead of the pack ate the meeUng last kpaaa has appropriated millions of advice to the departing «®t be a ment indicated th ^ the Nari by the dUtrlct and by the select­ Is Held Over ed wedding trip the bride will wear cut Company, said that at a con­ Annual RegatU completely in a yellow aharkakln drees with stride. The hoteU are bwy. w ; Hickey’s boys. John Evans of Nor- Lake, N. Y., to start Iraininc for defense of title against Billy Conn No one made any secret toat the WhiUow Wyatt matched sooth-‘ ; re-election. » **?*?,H^* might make such (rf that aspect 1 Mollan responded with his men. It waa his opinion that it ference with union representaUvea wich, 3 and 1. Dodgers are trying to make a deal ffl»e Carlyle Jchpaon Machine white acceseories. They will receive they were busy last wwk. TOe at Polo Grounds, June 18. • paw Max Lanier’s performance la .0* O** Bobln Moor caae. In 8ep- • jj ,^orda axpreaa- might be possible to have the town Thursday an appointment wOa Gromko was carried to 19 holes for the 83-year-old veteran' of pitching a four-hitter, but > tte Hla firm la now bxisy purchase the Manchester Water their friends after July 1 at 159 made for another meeting next atresta are dotted ,;*^*** ■ ***■ tember. 1989. the German ta^/,JLreclatlon for the party and Talcottville Man Is School. The bride la an Inspector hoys, but what’s a college boy com­ befors eliminating Jesse Guilford, ■even seasons In the National Clarda coupled a walk and two * 9 0 par cent their pr^cOOT ^ announced 12 categories ®J L * friendships he had made Company and connect up with the Wednesday. the efatwhUe Boston Siege Gun of League. singles in the third inning to push far v ^ u ^ He cannot give the equipment which it The Herald. mains of the town-owned water- Charged with Theft; for Cheney Brothers and the bride­ pared with a man in unlfoiw . Phelps remained at home In groom Is a grinder at the Pratt A imcklng, too, are the National Amateur fame, one up, across their tally. After Ternr — he said. , called "abeolute contraband.” imHe ni aald he jr would .. not _ - be----- entirely department at Middle turnpike, in the quarterlfinals. Maryland last spring instead of Moore walked Johnny Hopp singl­ which would lAve the cost of build­ Other Cases Tried. Whitney Division of the United bulla Of the stately y»®|'^ Paganis West Sides accompanying the club to Havana atnic. These covered aU kinds of (p^rt from Manchester ednnec- Aircraft Corporation. u»ed to drop anchor Hong '®“^ O’Donnell defeated Dr. W. J. ed him to third and Don Padgett Oervlnl. whoja n w a ^ ^ munltlona. warahlpa, mlU- ing the nev/ storag? reservoir for I David Weden Connelly of Stamford, one up and for training and waa relegated to ripped loose with a one-base imiva.. Will oe a c a n a l __#♦ Anwtn** Uona since he is going to make hU the Manchester Water Company. The bride gave to her maid of mUa course 24 and even 4$ bout* ’ tta dla^ k ^ ‘-1 a d r if t and engine, tanka home on the Nlantlc river, not too In town court this morning the before the race. Many ^ t h ^ on* to play, while' Patrick won second-string backstop. He plead­ to ecore him. , for tha o«ce and | ^ other armored vehicles. No price waa asked for the sale honor a atrand of pearls, and to ed Hlneas then and likewise said far away,, arid ha hopes to visit and case of John Prentice, Talcott- her brldeemald a compact. The Dies in Boston have been taken over by Ray Mack of Indians leaps over •lldinjr bawunne'r, turne and ® v " ^ Brooklyn had ita chance in th*> of the property, nor was It offered. Meet Bristol Nine be was ill Thursday when he did fourth' inning with toe bases lead- , f®r 1 [;:"^ruidTr^qu^oT vlUe. charged with appropriation bridegroom’s gift to his best man The owners of ®^*” throws while In sir. That’s Sam CTxapman of Athletics in dirt. rYaurta"i the ebam- Oarvinl be' an addlUonal — i ....kurnnaMva- |W>rpoaet and the aDDllances used | gathering waa concluded Each year the Public Utilities of $600 worth of his employer’s the time* to make toe long ha\u not show up on toe Dodgers’ train ed and two out, hut Mickey Owen ' . Commission places a value on was a wallet, and the usher, * 'pionahlp filght: first round:-Henry to St. Louis. grounded to the infield. ’ “ ^ O w ^ u L b e r of directors. lA shooting or sp re^n g them, with discing and group elnglng. goods to hU own use, was granted swank set. E9mer A. Weden, of the J. W. Just for an aftemoon’a ton. Stack Up Against Radio R u S S S i who has been mllHauf clothl.^ water systems and against this a one week’s continuance. Pren­ Hale' Corporation, received wort ^ Still, the race win, he jun and ' Gromko, Norwich defeated R. Rec League Softball But last night Manager L«o Brooklyn haa its other trouMen fo T w y « « » . Ik not. k UdllSinr s lu in g iMtrumenU. figures the Income, in order to al­ tice waa arrested Thursday. In­ yesterday of the death of bis Frasier, Manchester, 3 and'2. Nine, City Champs of Durocher said he waa through with too, with toe announcement that low Uie companies a fair Incqme on SulUvan-Guinan to toe 18 men in tU! Phelps and did not want him on catcher Babe Phelps hac* been fin­ for ra-electlan. "ni* 1 means'. of transportation, ^ * 1* vestigation of certain phases of the brother, David, in Boston. He had It vrtll rank as the ‘ " L ™ Jesse Guilford, Boston, defeated Standings J. Murphy and an for the froeh w d the department where they are 1 Monday, June 18, East Sides vs The <^ibs, trying actively to _I such other action as U pyw**’ I ThaTbs only firearms aboard were I tj^tthat it wouldw take care of the over- George E. Chapman A car driven by Tilden at 12:30 j m . Gulnhn.Gulina of Hartford, were shortest—runs batted in. By the j Wilson $5,000 while he was 19 holes. with the locals. Tigers. Tuesday, June 17, Bkuit Over,in ths American Leagua , tou meeting." One of tneee | 22 caliber riflea with- j Keene, N. H. Dr. Robert J. Me- 50 and mother o^ ten, at her place. junior varsity Patrick defeated Van Arsdale, make a deal for a pitcher, might > ttn meeting.” One « one caae of .22 caliber rifles with- m m the present reeervolr George E. Chapman.,59, of 8 a m. today on West Center collid­ ushers. , Guane of WeUosley, Dr, Benjamin of employment, plMded Iroocent time Robert Feller turned in his managing toe Cube. Tbs rest of the team will line up Sides va Vic’s Pseksga Store (poat- be willing to use Hank Lolber or the leading Clsveland Indiana dpaa - p^Cbti* will be the suggestion that ammunition which are not by the company on Lake ed with two other cars, those of • Escorted to thk altar on the arm miles upstream, . ^ L l^ a m 18th victory, the big second base- 1 up. with Zapatkq, Smith, Martin and poned game). Wednesday, June 18, an Important three-day-atate ta ^ Trotter, died suddenly at hia home T. Lawton. Belmont, Maas., York in city court totoy to a charge or brush St four mUes dwrotream When a player is fined aa Oleska defeated Mitchell, 1 up. Auglo Galan as bait. They couW gonaniUee be named to Inveeli- considered as war materials by the gt|.Mt in the town of .Vernon and John E. Kennedy. 227 Center, m A man had been reaponalble for 23. Winsler In the infield and Soto- Vic’s Package Store va Hamilton New York against toe second-plaza. last night of her father toe bride w m starting at 6 p. m, (e. a. L ) much aa $5,000, he has a right O'Donnell defeated Connelly, 1 have bad Harry Gumbert from the thaneeda. cotta and o U w i^ - united SUtea and do not require the flomr from the Sweetland , He was bom in Marlborough and ayde E. Walker, 19 Riverside gowned in ivory falll^e, with fitted « . sjSL’K.d* s„KS:r Mack hita toe greatly desired to appeal to toe commlasioner. monson. Belflore and Smachetti in Third Shift. Friday, Juno 20, Lee’s St. Louis Cardinals a fow weeks Yankees. y information for the inataua- ncenaet for export under the arms Brook. The irpuble with the water drive. Damage waa not great, It mldrUr, eweetoeart long ball. and 1. toe infield. Esso vs Dairymen. Monday, June Robert Feller gets first cteto*.' came to Manchester in 1904 when an ago but they delayed too lohg In to protect the Indiana 4-game tsa4 e gn d ran au tom aU efin sM ^e^ control act. The rifles and 10 in recent yeareNw been due to thehe entered the employ of the Con­ was raining at the time and sleeves and full eklr^wlto train. He also ia a menace oh toe bases. The game Is scheduled for 2:30 23. Tigere vs Clc’s Package Store agreeing to put Pitcher Vance pi In the district and the w i ^ ^ shotgun ahella were con- lack of pondage.^e reservoirs are traffic was moving slowly. Her veil of illusion wta ®< finger­ a gown of white lace and Mlk Mr*. Coleman, wounded four ’g""scoreboa^n But it is not on toe attack that at Pago Park there for the locals (postponed game). Wednesday, opposed by Atiey Donald. necticut Company in tBe main­ marquisette, with fitted lace bo­ Grayson Pat Mullln of the Detroit Tigers, Page Into toe swap! The Giants art Detroit InVteoe lyashingtee, BiiiUnn. The mating adjourned ,jp,ed to a sporting goods store In located in the east section of the tenance department while the William J. Oordner, 85 Garten, tip length and her bridkl bouquet times In toe living room of toe 1 Mack atanda out. Old-timers agree are aaksd to meet at the West June 25: Dairymen vs Hamilton reported offering outfielder Frank U:80 this morning. Johanoeeburg. South Africa. town. The flow of w\ter after each in for intoxication, was fined $5 dice, abort puffed sleeves and full they never saw the like of Cleve-. who has a modish .370 figure. Yesterday^ Stars Third Shift (postponed game). Cniicagb plays at Boaton. a te t e bams were located here and later, was of white roeea an^ sweet home of Mr. and Mrs. George OnHs Oonn’a -- Chance Side at 12:46. Demaree for trade. ---- ;r “ “ TJnii officials eald there were .torm haa been eu ch ^at - there marquisette sldrt, falling tato a Palmer yeste.day. waa r e p o ^ M Oraywm oa**» . land’s home-grown athlete aa a Reiser, who remained in front of S t Louis Browns make tte first when the bams were removed, he and costs. the National League with .356, The New York Yankees have k I m iR n i l D D O r t also some industrial chemicals on has not been an opporftmlty to court train with matcMng lace slightly Improved by hospital at­ Agalnrt Loola Very J*?*®**'t i t Piv®t ” »on on a doubl^lay. That’s eastern debqt under manager Luke went to Hartford. Leo Harkln, 31% ***Tho matron of honor was at- lA a a Few Otters, Ho Won* » broad statement. There's been waa being r challenged today by By The Associated Preu been canveselng virtually' every Sewell at Philadelphia. k_»*a|F|w attenaptlrig fow the wash to settle andit would In court for the s^ond Wme to a chiffon with fiounce. She will carry a bridal tendants today. Max Lanleii Cardinals, and He is survived by ^ r sons. Nor- bouquet of orchids, garteptas and Snrorleed If BlUy tiie Wd m^ny a pippin elnce Napoleon La- Enos (Country) Slaughter of the other member of toe Aftierican Ps*n tskat- to find out for what use the chem- come through the mains prop- hurt and David, of New York city, two weeks period tor Intoxication. . bodice and long sledvea U eut Michael J. McCarthy re­ Whitlow Wyalt, Dodgers—Each Pat Laursen, Queen o f Sheet, League for talent In the last two S m K l U S A rCl I C o l icals were intended. erly filtered. This caused \ com- was sent to jail for 10 days. ®^®>; small valley lilies. ported that Mrs. Coleman said her iJola made everything appear so St. Louis Cku'dlnals, who gained 35 Ernest of Manchester and Ralph driving without a license Raymond She ^® ** j yellow iS By Harry Qrayeon points within a week to reach .352. pitched four-hit ball and Wyatt weeks without avail. They need a Qther cargo included ladies’ hos- plaint, of East Hartford: three daughters, The matron of honor Will wear husband______ahot her -with a .25 call- easy. led arooWyiTln batting with dou- Madonna blue chiffon and lace, ^ nistorduring a quarreL KEA Service Sporta Editor Mack Defies Base-Runner Says Her Title's In Danger first baseman and a pitcher, but lery, canned foods, 459 automo- Mr. Foulds disclosed that Mrs. H. F. Burden of East Hart­ W. Edwards. “ L I S a n ^ m bouquet of yello I The 10 leaders in each league; hie and single, hut Lanier won 1-3 apparently the other- clubs aro When Jimmy Dykes of toe National bUes and trucks, radio seta, worn- Water Company had plant i ford, Miss Elaine and* Miss Mitte fined $10 and coats. I bride’s mother wore Now York, June 14—Why this White Sox first saw Mack he ven­ shutout. afraid to atrengthen too Yanks. en’e wearing apparel and a vari- .consideration to build a large stor- Chapman, both of Manchester; New York city, charged wlto prt- ™ with white matching flowend liars with AB. R. H. rc. By W. W. Anddreon atmen flying the American I dllng without a license ®" Middle ] fiowerrt whM^ci^^ ^ L Her arm bouqitet will be of ohror^er ferts about ^ the Ctonn- tured .the prediction that the The Chicago White Sox are ^ ety of hardware supplies electrical age reservoir that would take care ^ o sUters, Mrs Ida Moulton and scceaeorlea and yellow rose cor Reiser, Brooklyn 146 31 5l .856 Winter Park. Fla.^Pat Uursen perfttely In need of hitting:^ but was fined- $1 and iden Rapture roeta and blue del- Plaihville Crash IxwU fight. June 18, la that BHiy young Indian would frequently .352 crewmen and paaaen- machinery, fishing tackle, golf of the sudden_rush of water Mrt, Belle Tuttle, both of East turnpike east, Slaughter, SL Xi. 216 36 76 have little to offer In a deal. phlfilums. The hrideamalda will the Kid’s chance la v e ^ find himself on the ground with a 48 .338 Last Night's Fights tilted her head, hefted the shiny ta^ed” u ^ T U w ^ B S S lU n 1 cluba outboard motors, ^vanlsed leach storm. This would *>• W in ^ r and three brothers, Fred costa. “ f i e ceremony was foUowed by vst like a few others, I t te double play well broken up. [Mize. St. Louis 142 21 k.n. k...,, I nnmiffstMi steel sheets and niva- I ed by the air and the mud that of East Windsor andv J®hn and be dresaed aUke to shadow pink Injures Five Hack, Chicago 44 62 .382 shotgun wiatfuUy and said: Osorio, have been rescued, corrugated steel sheets and gslvs' a breakfast forf®® the family. ^ A 1 marqbisette and lue, * it on slml- Lrprtaed if the Pittsburgh Irish­ Mack defioe base-runners to By The Aasocisted PrcM ■' -five others, including three I nlsed barbed wire. might be washed in would have an Robertof Marlborough.- reception lor 100 gutota ^ u ^ is, unM u t o a t ^ toe matron ot spiU him. and well he may. He Herman. Bv The Associated Press T gusss I won’t bo chataplon opportunity to clear in the storage The flo r a l will be held Mon­ man wins. . 25 53 .827 Middletown, June 14.—rtP—* t a » ' ^ and a child, are sUU mlas- Public Records lheld*'ttisawl. irftornwh from two^ to ~ I,_____.V^aw niat tiaras and Too many loogans teve 8®“ ® atanda six feOt and weighs ^ 200 Jo-BSIyn. HoUywood.—Johnny Hutchlnsoiii tola year.” Kay bested Slingerland In a p t t ^ ' reservoir. It would enter the mains day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Ott, New York 37 57 .333 S4 days after the Robin Moor four o’clock at Hilltop House. Bast | will bein, pink i/iiui I Plalnville, June along with Loula, and Conn la no pounds, which with his roraark- 135%, Phlladelphls, outpointed That was Juat about aa startling Ing duel yesterday to give Was* through a chlorination plant and T. P. Holloran funeral home, 175 Cooney, Boston 16 42 .316 Larry Cisneros, 139. Los Angeles Warrantoee I Hartford. ____ Rapture roses ^ d blue del^On- persona were Injure^ tores s ^ - « part of a hamdonnle abale speed made him a roaring Yeaterday'a Reeulta , leyan a 2-0 victory over Amtasrat ittoutb Atlantia by a torpedo ^ and' Contest a good supply of water would be Center. Rev. Dr. WaUon Woodruff, ously, today In tha *>aart»l««roon^a mother wlU wear Qyiuni and hlB wife, Josephine, Sprlngfleld-Blnghamton' (poat- f otoAs and President Roosevelt Would Increase Ratos fashioned way. ^ Urrlfic swiftness in a snap th iw . MulUn, Detroit 188 29 51 .870 light League win practice tomor­ ably a long way from being ac- New Haven, Juno 14.—UP)—I t e Storrs, June 14.—OR—Tberell Jw time of toe funeral for mends. B ^ r , Oakland After July I t o e y ^ ^ ^ ^ of West Haven and Roeeinary 45 .363 row afternoon at the West Side poned). upon will betaken after the be more splints applied, bandages Having given the plan for en­ It waa when he had to Improvite Troski frequently suapecta the Dickey, N. Y. 124 15 c®**te. . ^ nouncing that Harold H. (HottyV, Walah, 24, of Middletown. Codlanl 41 73 .361 grounds at 2:00 p. m. National ' scheduled arrival here Monday of wrapped and atretchers home in largement of the plant considera­ Uon for 200 guests will an attack or defensa that Louit ball waa thrown by.Bob Feller, Travla, Wash. 302 That, however, is typical of 20- s£. Loyls 1, Brooklyn 0 (night) Mandly. qf Avon. State Amateur ; ■jpknip p. WUUama. secretary of suffered head injuries, hla wife a 38 63 .360 Storrs today than in all the hos­ tion, figures \were compiled m to toe home of toe bride’s waa ordinary. Th* iHvOt man’s tWek on a deju- Oonin, Boston 175 year-qld Patricia, RoUlns college (Cmiy game acbeduled) ^ and Open Golf champion, would be , the American embassy in Rio De the coat It ^ u ld not be pAslble, fractured leg and arm, and Mias C:onn is not without heavyweight bis play' ia to escape being h «tJv Heath, (31’v’land 195 32 70 .359 Appiing'a Avorage junior who haa been three times pitals in Connecticut, but don't be Funerab [Walsh a fractured leg. Amertcaa on hand to defend Ma slmon-puTO Janeiro. He is bringing the offi- he told the lathering, to sell water company to Ksinar Bulkoley High s ^ l . H ^ - | ^ „uaM and aeasonal garden oxaerience. He 'haa tackled eight j the twse-rumier, or to got toe ball ChiU’nblne, St. L. 146 28 51 .349 national woman’s skeet cham­ crown when toe firing starts Juaa alarmed. ] Alao In too hospital but leaa ser- New York—Luke AppUng, Whit* (No, games scheduled) '^.a&report of William J. Unthl- No major catastrophe has b e -,at------the sam , e^te. , In order . . to be in Mias Ellen MsAleer nf toa big boys, and while hone Uway before being struck, J. DiMaggto, pion; toe first woman ever to re- 28 at Bridgeport’s Brooktewa ioualy injured wore James J. woro too formWsbla, aU tavs one— s o m Throw Off BalaaM 312 52 72 .340 Sox veteran, haa a Ufetime major r a W f American consul at Pemam- fallen the site of the University of » P®sltlon to know what would to of Miss Ellen Me- ^ strMt; Albert TraveMnte Insurance im m ^ y . when too ®®»»Pl* '® '^ N a u g h to n , a New Britain seiUca- New York trtn her crown; mid-west cham­ Staadiag* Country club, the Ctenectieu* ' .huco, Brasil, who obtained ..from The funeral Dan Haisett in Waahlngtoii-gave jMack makes toe pUy in toe Siebert, Phlla. 192 39 65 .388 league batting average of A16. But pion; lortship titls-holder; na­ Connecticut; it’s Just a first aid allowed as a fair Income on toe Aleer, a formerr resident of Man- \}^ ^ e n d e it o Adalbert Gunther, -pho brldeiTOom la a groduate'^ unannounced w e^ l^ trip high*school teacher, and Dominick Natloaal Stoto Golf Association watosd. , ^the 11 survivor* their dramatic ac- contest featuring the annual meet- investment toe tompeny has t a ^ him somotolng more than a work- orthodox way when h* baa time, D. DiMaggio, in hia 13 years with toe cnUeago tional .410 and 20 gaugt cham­ aspirants that entries for toe state: cnesrer,Chester, anaand lurfor>r ui.,,;many years em- atreet:i ^ t : ureenwayGreenway incar-incor: ManchesterManeneaxor High.. ------Kk®®l"^ , bride wlU_ wear a l i ^ ^ of West Haven.____- outr--GM DotmIo. Henry Cooper, touching too hla right W L Pci. GBL ^sounts of the sinking. semble With matching acceaaoriea. Boston 197 47 88 .385 club he has hit only 24 horns runs. pion; national hJgh-over-*U champ amateur championship ckwo- next- Ing of the ConnecUcut Conference Up *i1th the PubUc UUUUto Oom- ployed by the B. L. McGurk fam- I to uonel J. Mena^sLSt ***i iMorM Business College. He to ------_ th-,_ Details of toe accident were not B ob^ator, Al McCoy, Lee Savold, food and stepping inside and clear S t Louis ....:8 7 48 .693 A brief preliminary report by on First Aid and Safety, and aU mission the queaUon of learned inunediately. (which taaana she ahot more tar­ ...... 84 17 .887 2 Wednesday noon. ^linthicum earlier this week gave «y • • ...... Gunnar Barlund and Buddy Knox, to make toe throw. gets last year than any other Brooklyn tWe dented skulls, fractured Umto IThey have presented to toe Com- homea. who died in Hartford Wed- ______I But when too play la close, toe Cincinnati ..ff-.37 36 .509 10 r%$be gist of these stories, identified Taking It on the Chin woman); toe first woman ever to Now London. June 14.— purely y ton ^ M U o S S y . waa hrtd tl^. — -CoimTeta off steam by talking huaky Tribesman pivots and jum ^ New York ....26 25 .510 10 ' the undersea craft aa a German ijpaginary. 5£Sr«,sr5S''iiiSnSi... s s p~t ft», bs placed on the-mea’a aU-Awerl- Chicago ...... 2 4 37 A n B<*by Logan. Who was graduate* and told how those aboard —o——^* I- - thtalp nr*B»I Thfi fuofirfil Ifift thff W, P. Qulfih the office ot ine town r busaetoui Young — »>i. wait known super- Hospital Notes to im c ^ ^ e n t, but his only re- over the sliding ‘j! team; and captain rt toe wom­ from Westerly, R. I.. High s e b ^ More than two score teams flveh figures t o o w ^ t^ lr pre k ^ jjaln atreet, at ertv on the McKee Farm trw t to vice president oi xne i years was toe weU known super- mark to Cooper on too Madison one movement and turns and Pittsburgh ... fc20 26 .444 13 ^-the Robin Moor had been forced to ^ r of music in Manchsstor’s en all-Americas. earlier In toe week, won all . m , from all sections of the state have ent Investment Also 1 9:45 for S t James’s church where fff.jli.ting of IbU 97, 9 8 , ^ 100,1 uaujocrats onLH Souare G arto^latform was; ”Ws throws while tn the air. Boston IT. 8T .354 17% ^ put out in four open lifeboats hun- entered .this afternoon's amateur [ furnished toe Utilities a solemn requiem high mass was elementary sebooto, a ^ d a d S S ? ikwiw l o i ^ ’■ WUllam Wambsganae says no -• '.^i—■ '--.A-!-;'.iSr* Despite this, abs shyly insUta Philadelphia ...18 84 .320 19% rounds to defeat Woody Adams rt izdreds of miles from the safety of lO lTloar 1*0. 1*^ “ ** ^ I Democratic Town Com m it^ there are others much batter than New York last , night in toe fea­ doctoring contest. ■ion figures on Income. One of the celebrated by Rev. B. L. McGurk and Nortofleld seminary and was Admitted yeaterday: 3 ^ ^ancy Dorazio, WtSoy and Pastor are sroond baseman ever ^ t ^ or rescue vessels. been convejfed to Jeremiah graduated from Dentoon Oonaew- ______AnoariteZ) ture bout of an outdpor boat race 'first things necessary is to make of Canaan with Rev. Jamea O Dey kjonora Moriarty by ® 0 w ^ J. Park-HaoMii ^ Ortffln, 93 -Scarborough Road; she. W L l*ct QBL 1 the basis of this information I a check on toe different fixtures in story of music. 8bs to a member j^ju, scanneli, 2 JtaarL OoavetitloB Inereaaes . eve fight card at Mercer Field. ' I f Cleveland — , 88 - 20 .643 I United States yesterday brand- of Ridgefield as deacon and Rev. Moriarty; Constantino DallaPletra M l. Eleanor Hanaen, of oo of Kappa Atoha Theta Sorority. Diich»rged yMterday:____ , Ml*. ♦ li* ■ t,- - yxrx'nnxL T o u r years ago when'I-first Logan weighed 119 and Adams 1 homes using toe system. There are m NoW>York...... 80 22 ,577 4 ^. ; Cenpany a treaty violator and Cornelius L^ney of Devon . | cherrons, property on |Woodbrldgc. daughter rtt M^^ Sa­ Teresa RabideauT Cciventry; Frank About Town but few meten used in toe dls- The bridegroom attended Boj^n | q^re^ Rabid and itoppirt McCoy in six. <3onn|lete___ ever____ to __ make an unassisted started in a championship class Boaton ...... 27 21 .683 5 IM. yciaimad the evidence was sufficient triM .nH .flap n check waa made "uO deacon. Rev. Vincent J. Hinw I Middle turnpike east die Davto. will beroiM university and gradimted from Steele. 205 Porter; Fred TormeU, therd was no competition,” she trict and after a check waa m*ae | Edmund Barrett were in porMioaara GUbert Wanen Park MU of M^ took a 10-round decision L,ouis I triple'play in a world aeries, ^ y - Chicago ...... 28 24 .538 6 justify any measures necessary Bkmt Windsor HiU. ed considerable second base him­ jays. "But there’s too much for .537 S ’ ^to enforce tha doctrine of freedom Sunset Rchekto Lodge will hold t o e * ^ t a d ^ ^ d ir a T ^ s T u r il t o ^ " B y r o r t l f i S T S ^ * ® " - of Admitted today: Albert HUding. c h a ^ Pastor enough to get a ver­ Detroit ...... M ^ Rain Checks for Fights lUI regular meeting Monday eve- was found that additional fixtures | _ w .«„h ..t.p and toe I oj® » . three o’clock atructor at Tiula P“ dict in 10 and knocked him out in self, and haa watched and studied me toU tear. Mrs. L. M. Smyth# PhUadelphia .. .25 28 .488 9% •8 the seas recently reasserted by nlngng Into Odd Fellows hsll. A socialsocUl |I were to use toatihai hadnaa no« otwu ^ 1 | “— ^ being brought |I Ito^Sl[chool l^S and d UtiUtlee Die- | afteraoon at toe | practice P9 Willie. . them aU since Nap L«jole. rt AuroriL O., is one rt toe top .340 18 eight l ^ v T e . member of DelU Sigma Births: Today, a son to and 11 after he waa spotted three 8t. Louis ----- .17- 88 Now York—Purchasing "toe president. ^ time wlH f ^ w l t o Mrs. MlniUe Umrtrt to. ‘^ - U t o tiS^ Mrs. Joto Barry, interest, may ap- | ^ ^ iife t h S is t ^ u r c h . The paa- knockdowns in Round One. Conn Th e moat amazing thing ateut contenders for toe crown and t w Washington 321 17% Sumner Wrtles, undcrsecreffar)' Delta Dental Fraternity. Mr*. Anthony Dougela, M Flor­ on this play is toe stuff he ; tickets to ths BUlV Oonn-Joe Inui* K r ^ s e r ^ g as chairman of the r t to toe Public UtiUtle. Die organtot. played "Lead ^ ^ L a title to property S T R e v ^ . ®arl H. mrge«>n. I struck Pastor low repeatedly hi other! are X>Una BolUng. daugh- _ , -OT -fight at toe Polo Grounds. June 18. itote, told reporters that both ence and a datmhter to Mr. Md gets on toe baU with a snap throw ter rt toe famed World War avia­ Fat Laursoa pefreidiment committee. 1 trict. I Kindly Light” A t thetoe offertory I|C7"Roee ** M. Conti on -wnodhridoeWoodbridge I xor, « « • _ officiate, wlU use toe ii,. sin-.in- Mr*. Annunclo Deveno, Rockville. knocklBg him out In 18. W Pevt. OBL Gomez of toe Yankees » f f- ; ^Geimany and "the United States Would Allow Increuao whUe rtf balance,” asserts Wamby. tor. and Mra M. B. Oiy rt New The national women’s akeet_. .588 parttoa to the London Naval been Arthur K. K^aUngmg sangs ^ ;‘0“O ^Salu- u - 1| Jrtet.SU eL d e ring terylce. Palma and cut Will Offer Flying Oourse, Censua: 67 patients. Conn never waa aa amateur and ”A fellow has to be in top physical geats toe prize ring » >***^ ! AcUvltlee at the Y. M. C. A. wW I After aU of the figures hat------I and at the end of toe mase j AppUenUena I decorate toe church. Louis never appeared In a pre- York." champion starts her summer WUkes-Barre .580 — chock rule Uke baaebaU. MOosy. of 1930 which provided condition to do that.” But When champions talk Tike, be carried on as usual the coining I presented to the UtilltieeUtil Ooru-1 „ o _ _ , tj. v ------marrlaare U- I win at- liminory aa a professional. competitive cjiqpaign June mngbamton ...26 .558 .% bMk l f . t e scrap doesn’t proper precautioas would be week, and owing to necetaary n-1 Suasion they informed toe Man-1 »m • » » S ® »a „f New Haven, June ' Ray Mack frequently throws tola, Ifa Juat Uke running up 20-32 in ths Orest Easteim *0 SekmeHng Made Sergeant Elmira ...... 8® 343 1 rounds. to insure the safety of pes- pair, in toe shower room, Lsst heavyweight champlenrtUp 1 dlarogart for toe base- storm signals for too rest rt the championship at Stratford, 324 2 and. crews on ships sunk Hartford ...... » and other parts of the building, Berlin, June 14— O ^rw^w hose term expiJM thtsftemhe In tarn ^ o r ^ rt orange bloeeoina and lU- Burr, Neb, June 14. BreoklyB ate teOd te«* last Bight cm Birch near Spruce, ed- , • • ^ 1 was announced today. Inmrnlng i h t t j ^ ^ l ® ^ ^ hnntv"* bw laid two eggs. in a aaoe-recognised Chinees National O s r n e r ir Baer,. Braddock * andttem M 8ok ate ^ Rei^ rt tte best training food; no smok­ pre-medicdl course at RoUina and met from ■niere waa no arrest. Having expleinad theaa figurealyear, it — Ann-airox*xx las rt tte valley, She wUl rony a governlDSnt at Nanking, Is en Itte BcooUyn Dodgers, bseauss m«intmining a B average. Shell Mr F^Uds iaid that te did aotlMiaa Keefe wiU be rt throe raid tto SSSfloft on tte Paul W h lr^ ing me drinking (shs d o m ’t any­ and waa bound rt white roeee and white routs to Japon for oonferenoee Cnoa'a full .naaia Is WUllam j otiU arc up ttera 00 tap. back next year and after grad- Detroit at Waaktagte in any com- feel that te oteuld remain aa|aMmbers rt tte heart etactrt by {guns ^ __ ,^th nlffte SJaT A M»® »*»®?“ way; no movies— tno banging dateate at N*w Turk Tte Board Selectmen wiU and croachsd on them until two with govenunent * leodera at i wffltaiaa dtawte down from .488 Bobby Dawson. Jr, 5-y«af-*!d son of ge£Bnr. UMs toto aa away with her 12-gauge three to tion ete’a going to note, herl hoM its June Mnaday at preirideatt of tte Eighth School and! tha ahnnnaa. Tte otters: Agnce { lerttentA The. Id rt honor wUl and ggggg haadsed. P^JToky®. tte Oablyt “ ■ ' .u 0# IB- ■rtithtr ataht kUlsriio .4)0 during to* woota but was, Si ores for toe mlcro^bope. oam She1 Cbicdgo at BMtqp yeOow X : tec exhibiting tri^ site reperirtre. Yv' • -V ' ' lsarv33S 55S n « t: .it?.*.. 'j5p?V \ 5 I

\ , ■ I. t-.V-/ MANCHBSTBB EVENING HBRAm BIANCHK8TBE. CONN. SATUBDAY, JUNE 14, 1941.

Day, tomday, Joae U A Citu's Wants (’lassified ForYour Benefit|^|g^ to aging; hto step to law 1 nmf aura ht Is falling, hto mem- Thera's a revarenea to Father and BoanthoM Goods 51 Hto ol^ytukifetigua him before I don’t object tojlad. 8,TTt«. 0»«,< H Hri, O Bombers Raid Saturday Night in Africa LongFightls WhCf begun, I like tha tots to call me Pop a ^ fVNdMl WANTED—WOMAN OR girl to 26 DRESSERS. 28 BEDS. 19 liv­ But there must be food lor wile, Dad^ isn't bad. Two ministers were walking STONB WORK, gtadinf, ing room suites, 29 rugs, 14 ice daui^ter, and son. My sons style me the Oovbor, my along a country road. Ona of them A30> lUH 16xtJ0, wells, lawn maintenance, assist with housework. Apply 1" boxes. Used. Reasonable. Albert's Predicted On And there must he shdt^r, cloth- dau^tera, Pater, Dear; ana Ctertar 0«k person, at 43 Brookfield street Berthsa of 3 . took ar cigar out of hto pocket, Ut for sale. Phone 7063. Fum. Coq Hartford. and fuel; •rte wife calls ma tha Old Man! it, and began to smoke. Wtaen- M iy . Proud shoulders sag ’neatb >bur- And Frenchy names ma WANTED—OIRD EOR FOR SALE—ELECTRIC range. upon the other remarked, "Broth­ v i c m r r r o r office work, accurate typist, wUi- Nazi Vessdb Revenue Bfll dena-fo cruel. Para, er, I are you smoke. I am amased u lK BulWiBg—Contracting 14 Inquire at 87 Hollister street or But Father p l ^ on till the dayfs But ona thing tties my innards wrofltsr ptn. Initials 1. Ing to work. SUte wages expect­ telephone 8238. at you. Do you know that It to a ,1«L *7M. ed. Write Post Office Box 188, (Ooirtiaaee Oos) work toNimo, and I feel Just Uke a sap vUa hkblt? Why, even a pig won’t Iff j vyicMTER carpenter and ' . (Ooatiawe rtofls Paga One) For he must priMde fbr wife, When some nincompoop gets BT X. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR BO O PUIl b^der. KsUmates tum lsh^ on Manchester, StaUon A^ _ * H. ELECTRIC range with I smoke. OUT OUR WAT automaUe timer. ISxceHent oondl- | aerial war, it was'authoritatively par cant Ism than ths 81350,650^ daughter, airo son. chummy and addresses me ;lkBii0«nccm«nte first class work. Telephone 8424. WANTED—COOK AND second 000 available to WPA thin year. Father’s a hero to hlAquiet way, as Pap. They walked on in eilence for a Uon. Phone S848. announced In London that an Aus­ SchUtor. few minutes and then the smoker maid, good pay. Live In ot ^ tralian lighter aquadron equipped .The Houae-approved measure So let’s honor him now-^rsnd every home nlghU. Mrs. ^ u ls C. FOR SALIC—FOUR PIECE bed­ would conUnue restricUons agatost day. \ said: "Brother, I've been thinking transportiruuon to Florisl*—Nureeries 16 DImock, Bolton Center. Tel. Man­ with United StateadniUt Toma­ WPA employment of subversive The "road-hog" was lying reml- about what you aald about a pig room set, gray enamel comblna- hawk. planes had shot 'down three not smoking, and I Infer that you Mutual, mt«L 7M1. A BKAUnrUL SBUKCTION of chester 7870. ' Uon gas and oil stove, and oil German dive-bombers off the elemenU. A provlslmi that apon- Dafenre Attorney — But oonacioua in a hospital bed. range. 09 Wetherell street. Teh aors must finance at leqat 25 per Doctor—How to he this morn infer to suggest some subtle re­ *- UtTEST TyPK flowers and vagaUble planU, Syrian coast yesterday. man to on his hand! and knees semblance between me and the 8097. cent of toe cost of non-Federal tbe middle of the road, does that tog? b«d. tor home use. Ratas nranium s 20c each, begonias, WANTED—OIRL OR W O M ^ Shoot Dowa Sevan Kalders putting pig. It appears to me that there can Kainp'a:Itic.JEd. v.ageratum, petunias, colauA a^* Britain’s home defenses, mean­ proJecU also was retained. prove he to drunk? ^ Murae—Oh, he keeps for general housework. Tel. 8419. ^ d'lfiO to 165 voU, the House out bis right arm. to a greater resemblance between yjo, asters, slnnlas, mangoia, Machinery and Toola while, were credited with shooting Arresting Officer—No, sir, it you and tha pig than between the calendulas, pansies, tomatoes, let­ WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER tor 52 down seven German raldeih — a eUhmtoatwl, however, a provision does not. D ^ o r —Ah! He’s turning the .requiring rotation of employment corner. pig and me. >N>8 WANT KVKRY baby tuce. peppers, cabbage, and ever­ small family. Write Post Office h a y TEDDERS, rakes, mowers, score which observers regarded as Isy discharging every pera"«— air condlUonlng and aheet metal Plumbing and Electrical man planes came over Britoln In a Aside from the tax and relief He’s not so /stylish—qulst—ai | L.TS SBDAN. 1989 Pon- Stomge 20 work. High school or trade school Flatnrca . S2-A single night, the British reckoned measures, Barkley aald that the you; hto ties are never straight. graduate preferred. T. P. Aitkin In wrinkled clothes, and floppy | an. 1984 Chevrolet 1987 j AX»T1N CHAMBBH»-^al ^ they had done well If they destroy­ general legislative situation now '•edan, 1986 Pontiac sedan, i it Co., 246 No. Main atreet. Tel. A BATHROOM 8-PIB(3B sat In­ ed three or four planes. shai^ up as follows:, hat, he’s not a fashion plate. nth sedan. Oole Motors Long Distance Mover*. Tel. M60. 6798. ______cluding 5-fL bathtub, lavatory Only last evening Labor Minis­ 1. Thera, is little doubt that the Hto table manners aren’t cor­ |y| HollisUr street. 4^____ sink, closet tank and bowl, less ter Ernest Bevln told an audience Senate-approved legislation per­ rect; the wrong fork suits him WANTED—TWO CLERKS for fittings only 888. Come in. This store work. Apply In person at at Ltecester'that “the day la not mitting government selxure of de­ line. 2A may be what you want. Free far distant when you will be equal­ fense plants which suffer produc­ So far, as etiquet’a concerned, | Repairing -Triplex Store, Main street he’s mlwa^ out of line. . Muehester parking rear of store. Supply Out- ly safe at night In your beds as IVs tha same tba world over coma Sahirday night, so this mamber tion stoppages through strikes or I WANTED —DRIVER *or ~<»al 1st. 1150 Main street, comer you are in daytime.” lockouts will be approved in some If you and ha were Just alone, MOWERS 8HARENEPD, repair-' ■mimbull, Hartford. 7-9488. of tha South African anglnaers corps in Kenya colony Sliced a gas­ ha never would be blanied; SveniBE BeraJd ad, shear grinding, key fitting. truck, steady work. Apply at 258 The Air Ministry definitely oline barrel in half and put hleuiiplf, plus soap and watcTi in it. . "effective form.” Center street. Town. credited three of the destroyed 2. Legislation permitting toe But, with your friends, there Ut­ dupUoaUng, vacuum cleanert etc. government to take over all )cinds tle tidngs cause you to AdvertieeaMnts ove^uled. BralUiwalU, 02 Peart raiders to night fighters but did : SIS average w eid s lo e use. Rooma Without Board 59 not say how the others wer6 of private property “tempotorily ashamed. aaaibere aaS aSbreviaU eae ■troet ______brought down. ward with five destroyers, but in­ are fighting Frenchmen, the blame or permanent!/’ doubtleaaly will Some Father's Day you’U real­ boat as a w ord and eow eoeaS Help Wanted—Male or FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooi^ l a w n m o w e r s SHARPENED, Other Devlcea Kept Secret. formed sources sufe^ted that is Englanas. be revlaed to narrow Its scope. ise that plain old dad was great— ■a tw e w erda H lnim aia east I > Female 87 BUltabla for 2. Men preferred. 87 And far above your atyltob I a ( th ree llaea. cleaned, oUed, adjusted, 8 1 ^ Foster. TaL B88L______Incressing numbers of anti-air­ German attempts to get powerful Would Be Drastio Warning Barkley said there might be some •erld ar tar traaeM ae Prompt rtUahle work, phone 8M7 MALE AND FEMALE velvet and craft guns and barrage balloons warahlpa loose In the Atlimtic in­ A dcoialoD to cut tha A.French question whether such leglslaUwi friends; but wiU you think—too government ott from the funds was necessary to view of the SeV- late? Lyto Myers. 5.q.WlU'AM> (V, taer II v u Ume for pick-upup Iand do-1 upholstery weavers, imd also sUk also are being used, along with dicated that U-boats and long- CaekCaarge Uvtry aervtce. K. A.______KarlIsen. weavers, who are not now em­ Sommer Homes for Rent 67 other devices the nature of which range bombers were falling in their Ued up to this country, it was ate bill for seisure of defense - BORN THIKTV VEARS TOO 5 N sastva uaxa...| 7 etsi •‘ eta ployed In defense Industry. Ap­ has been kept secret. attempt to starve out Britain and sold, would serve as a drasUc plai\^, but he added that If toe She had done everything wrong. eatlve Oairs...| S cmill dta LAWN MOWERS iharpened, fao- ply Connecticut State Emp'oy* FOR RENT—COVENTOY LAKE, Another German fighter was keep United States aid from reach­ warning against Franco-German War Department wanted addition­ She had dtoregarded the signal I a .ftl ets'lS tory method, adjusted $1.00 here, ment Service, 806 Pearl ^ atreet, five room, all electric waterfront shot down over the English (Chan­ ing the British Middle IBast forces. colUboration which might threat­ al measures Congress doubtlcna lights, then stalled in the middle thseera ter Irregalar insertions chlfed for and delivered llJUi. 15 cottaga, fireplace, boat, private Oita fact Odrinany is willing to en the toUresU of this country. would provide them. Id aEugee at tks atw Usee rate. Hartford. ______nel by British fighters this morn­ of the atrret and, before starting, b o o t s .AND HER BUDDIES Rfislly Serious -----ratee far long term every yoara rellabla aorvlce. Capitol surroundings, • from now until ing, auUoritstlve sources said. try to run British patrols along tha Sums of 81.000,000 to 81.500,000 8. Besides legislation governiflr bad taken out her powder puff and lag given ayea raguaat. Grinding Oo.. 581 Lydall. Tel. WANTED—COLLEGE' girl and July ISth, and from Aug. 24th on. The BriUsh did not Indicate Norwegian coast tended to sub­ monthly are now being released property, there Is little lor Con­ atarted npplytog it to her face. | mred bstere tba tWrd er 7W8.______. boy, to work in ice cream dairy. 881 Summit street. Phone 7118, whether any hits had been scored stantiate the British Air Ministry’s to provide supplies for various gress to do except approve routine An Irate traffic cop rushed up: 6ocrn> wiMX J wni M cksrged ealy tar Apply 851 East Center atreet. claim that the 26,000-ton raiders, French possessions and to pay ^prppriaUons and defense meas­ uMrt L vererea. I number ef times tbe ad REPAIRING— Auto tope, cur­ on the German war vessels at ' Officer—Say. lady, do you know I vtoMk r vooao \ a *9*4Tt kt kvl vmx viwovo \4* wAp 1 ebainglag at the rata eera- 68 Brest, but said much damage bad Schamhorst and Gnelsenau also dlptomaUc expenses in the Amer­ ures suggested by various d^»rt- anything at all about the traffic \4*yY K( KO. TVK eff<, '**»• vorexo oweis.- I allewaaae ** retaade ean tains, new and used team har­ Wanted to Rent been done In tbe Schwerte indus­ have been knocked out of commis­ icas and Far East ments. rules? o«U r«w WOOO yoo’o an eta Usee ads steyaed nesses, all kinds of Isather work. Agents Wanted 87-A sion ^ repeated bomblnga of the Ths Hull aUtement was tha 4. Provided'there Is no Impor­ YKTlA" TaL 4740. Cbas. Laklng, 90 Cam- WANTED TO RENT—JULY 1ST., trial district In the Ruhr. Sweet Young Thing—Why, yes, dlsylay Haas sat six or seven room single house, London had its Second raid Brest Naval base. sharpest United SUtea declarsp tant change to toe war situation. officer. What to It that you want | 1 brldgs strset______1 MARKETING AUTOMOTIVE and alarm of the week. Until Just be­ Problem Not Yet Solved Uon to date on the French sttua- Congress may be able to receks industrial lubricanU; Janitors and reasonable fent. Write Box U, to know? raM wtu aat as rssyeasiaia I WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Herald. fore dawn the occasional sound of Naval circles said, however, they Uon. for three or four weeks to July or than aae Ineerraat Isaar- j Industrial supplies, etc., protect­ pianos and some gunfire was beard. did not assume the problem of sur­ The United SUtes, It aald, has August. ay advertlasmeat ardsred raguUte your piano or player ed territory. Baum’s, (Established tf* / M Uiaa ona Usm. piano, T«. Manchester 5052. WANTED "TO RENT by adulU, 5 Made Scattered Attacks face raiders was yet solved. ’They “a common Interest” with the The Senate majority leader said STORIES IN STAMPS _sdvertant amlaatan at 60 years) Rome, N. T. or 8 room single or flat, by July Calais and Boulogne on the pointed out that depredations of people of France to preventing he would discuss tbs possibility of yablteatlaa at adverttsmg such raiders were sometimes itot France and Germany from becom­ “Anyone know if George Washington’s picture is still on lUaUea IsL CaU 8485.______French coast werdUmong the R. A, a recess with RepubUcan chiefs ...... ■ - g - - WsBtml—Female F, targets, the British said. The disclosed until months later, par­ ing “co-belllgerenU to bis (Hit­ when he returns to hla Senate du­ ^ ' a dollar bill?” Doga—Birds—Peta 41 a t t e n t io n , r e a l e s t a t e Germans were reported to have ticularly in the remote atratches ler’s) desperate effort to conqmer ties two or three weeks hence. ______sta must asataria WANTED—TWO WATTRESSES, ] owners. Wantsd single six room made scattered atUcka centering of the Pacific and South Atlan- Great Britain and secure control Physletana have ordered him to aoyy agd Wjbgtayly with -321 North Main street. Aipply be- FOR SALai—POINTER PITPS] modem house to rent from July Uc, 1 sntersed by »bejsublla^0 9«b thoroughbreds, llvs months old. on England’s southeastern coastal of the high seas.” rest, and he la expected to go FUNNY BUSINESS , bay reaerre tha riinit » tween 7 and 8 p. m._____ ' first 1^ a reliable local manufac­ area. . . WhUe the pocket batUeahlp was German usa of Syria, the secre­ away lor a vacation after a final Phone Manchester 8966.______turer. Call Manchester 7586 or not officlaUy identified, it was be­ tary decUred, U ”a vltaUy impdf- ivtas er rsjaat any WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN The British said, no substantial medical examination next Tues­ after 6 p. m. 4527. damage was done'and casualties lieved to be either the Admiral Unt part of the general plan af day. » |S aS i:« aaZ ’ .6. for general housework. Telephone | Schear or the Luatsow, both swift, Hltlec’s to Invade Ira a E gypt toe tahad 8159. Live Stock—VeBclea were few. ^ by U ( 10,00-ton sistars'-. armed with (Sues) canal area, ana Africa.' Sseriflea Play Housee for Sale 72 11-lnch guna which are the last of No ReelsUnoe to Nasla WASH TUBBS m. WANTED—WOMAN or girl for I FOR SALE—RACCOON kits, also the veasels Germany Is known to T general housework. Telephone 1 1^ fox. Francis Kristoff, Ash FOR SALK—MODERN 7 room British Sink Seventh Vichy offered “no obJecUon, Sports Roundup MW Tpiff W a n t^ poasaaa since the scuttling in 1939 mudi lesa resistance” when Ger­ I j 7484. Swamp Road, Olastonbury. house, steam ^^\'.\^J^'^* \CompHood. mana but-to self-deUrmlnatlon of shadowed on Monday when he re­ big hit with other baaebaU i18 Mate Bt. Articles for Sale Lots for Sale 73 the French government. portedly told Henry-Haye that j^en they found It out yea- F Exchange land street. «d aourees expressed belief today The authorised position of German use of Syrian bases. Aboot Time Dept.' number of other forU fled towns. Including La Serena and Concep­ ’'WBLA.lLOOtOT TM OoT^ FOR SALE—MEN’S Rebuilt and j that a Britiah aerial torpedo hit on French circles, was that Syria President Roosevelt last month Red Onnsby, well-known Amor* THIS PRtSOlER VOU OHAV. Jomm QURD A SUA. CALUiO 40 BUILDING LOTS Rosort Property for Sale 74 ona of Germany’! two known lean League umpire, has been n a ^ cion. Many of these settlements fWUNO OM THE*- ^ hamA omtd ralasted ahofa. Batter than new pocket batUeahips off aouthem navar was used as a German base declared the least which could ba , were destroyed, however, in later vouR44Acrr MS UN MN Pmm NAME cheap aboaa. Sea them. Sam | and the planea that landed there expected of “a France ^ I ed the outatanmng father to ^aa^ 6eACHM.VOUVB. TOa-H«M.fMV RAVB . ON oVEatoba d b iv b FOR SALE — BLACK POINT Norway yesterday would kaep the ball for 1 ^ unaiUfnous vote of 6prisln’gs. , , ^ SSARCHBO HIM, Yulyaa, 701 Main. Beach, lot with exclualve right used tbe airdromes only ss sup­ manded respect for iU totogrity*’ ty Nueernm smwAOiMa/ V6M*1 out of comnilislon ponibly ping stones to Iraq, to accordance would be adherence to Marshal 1 National Father’s Day, Oommittee. ValtUvia himself was slain when WOP WHAT D4D *M»«*W* FOB TOUK NEW HOME FOR SALE-NO. 1 LOAM weU \ for months, with Urms of the armistice of last PeUto’a pledge that his govern­ I He has 13 children. the Araucaniefl Indians, under VOO PIWO? rotted manure, and stone for |I Terms arranged. WriU B. A. Neither tthe Air Ministry nor the their war chief CaupoUcan, began SEE Beaton, 216 Bast Middle T w » -1 Admiralty offered further word «m juo*. / ment would not go bayoad toe every purpoM. C. Hill. Tel. 8951. Fiimes, thay added, had U ^d ^ ierinb of her armlsUoa pact a series of uprisings against the pike. the fate of the battleship—official­ ABce MuSlThaa taken up golf Snanisb rul6w ”He hates music r W M . K A N E H L fend the Syrm mandate against FOR SALE—THEATER BEAIB, ly declared to have been damagM BriUsh stuck nnd if Frenchmen and reports »nt to so exaeparat^ B U I L O E a reaaonable. Inquire SUte Theater, ] Saburbaa for Sale 75 amidahips while heading north- I H u l l Suoement Seen makes 'me love tennto all tne afUraoona or evening!. . . . Pittsburgh p a ^ re 'rutlNERVlLLE FOLKS BV FONTAINE FOX 618 OMter SC TeL 7771 I NEAR MANCmSSTER—Sports- j *PoliBcal Paradox* ' had total of one man travel- man’a lodge. 110 scree. Beautiful Clever Embroideries For Linbns Berlin, June 1 4 .-^ff)—Secrei '^th Pirates wlU hare reran Fuel and Facd 49-A 5-room log cabin, batb, of Btoto OordeU HuH’s gtotomert here for Louto-O>nn fight w e^ea- Uncle ott^ is notthe least bit sensitive,about stone fireplace. Double gange.“,T n | riiaf Syria’s (talanss Is evldance of day . . . Babb Phelpa. throatMed roartog trout stream. In seclusion. French-German coUaboratlM) with being traded Iqr the Brooklyn HIS FAMOUS NOSE . ■: Notice FOR BALE— STANDING hay. 88,300. Terms. Southward Agen­ described by a Berito commmt^ Dodgers, retort*. ‘T hope I _ ^ (Mil after 5. Telephone 7807. cy, Willlmantic. Telephone 516-J. tor today as a “poUUoal \ Star Jockey Ckmn McChreary "It is hard to fdfew such thtok- to grounded because a flytog s ^ e Notice la hereby given that the I tog.” said thia authorlxad q)okea- hit hi*« on tbe head at Aqueduct BT MORRILL BL08SSE\ annual meeting of the Eighth . . . John Heydler, former presi­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SHght MIguiiSonUiidliif GardoB-^Fana-^Dairy la MamorlaBi' 1 —n- «T can’t ooBceiva how the Scho61 and UtiUties District of Pradocta 50 1 Frandi dedalon to resist invasion dent of the National League, says Manchester, Cemn., will be held on I M rs. M argaret L eister. he to feeling-better than at any- L>0I99 AND SUNTUresH- ah>yuU4 indicate any French coop­ n o you THINK. IM S O U D Y3 A»k / I MtVA.MAtaTJO, l ^ V U AN IMFOaJANT 'Wednesday, evening, June 18, 1941, STRAWBERRIES 5c QT. Pick! eration with GermMy." _ tim to years. HATV ID RU«U THU OU/i gveityTHiNUS at 6:80 p. m., stsmdard time, in the I n l o v i n g m om orr of our ’ dear 0 !ck JUIMSNO eoiNU tw s u .- ANNOUNCaMCNT them youTMlf, and bring your | m other W ho p aeeed aw ay ona m onth German sources interpreted re­ gonna pU v cx Bur MAYSK W* OUUMTA , WAKff J FRUrr PUNCH Assembly HaU at the Hollister ago to-dar, Jiuna 14th, 1S41: ■Pedayto Oneal Star THtoOW o u r A PIW HINTS / own contalMra. Louis BotU, Bush j cent Vichy uttermncea aa an tom- Tom Meany. New York ’PM”: SONB, L ia o P VYONOUUO WlU. Off unv6D Street School for the following Hill Road, Manchaater.______cation that tba French remain DLSUNGTHM / purposes to wit: W e w ho loved you aqiUy m lia yon, “ona of the moat-lmproved umpires IF VOU OONT IWTglPAfiSION/ I In our m em ory, you are dear, termtoed to defend their mandate. in the National League this r e a ^ MAV* AN U t—To hear the reading of toe FOR SALE—CELERY PLANTS, I lioved. rem em bered, and longed for | IMPOaCfANT . warning. peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, ea­ a l w a y s to George Mageikurth, who be­ ANtlOuNCgMCNr' 2nd—'To choose a Moderator. came a grandpappy a few yew X> MAKff/ ters, stonlee and marigolds at D aughter B ertha and O randehlL BeU Dny ggo . . . showing, of course, it s 3rd—To hear the report of toe Odermann’a, 604 Parker atreet d r e n . Auditors. Middletown, June never too late to learn.” 4th—To hear the report of ..the FOR SALE—TOMATO AND pep-1 Ileyan University atudanto held president. per irfanta. 85.00 per thousand. In Meaioriam Iraass Day.exerctoea today u a Kaoektog A r o ^ ^ 6th—To hear the report of the Apply 12 Olanwood street Phone | In loving m em ory of our dear prelude to ' the 109th■WUl commenoe- Joplin and Sprlngfle^ Mo., Treasurer. 4809. .m other, A lloe 11. M .. Carna. who inent tomorrow to which bachelorjv^ch used to flghtjw 6tb—To hear the report of the I pasaad aw ay on June 11, ltl4 : be conferred 1 of being hto home town, now com- lof arts d^rr®“ ^ Election ofipete in annuM y l f Tax Collector. "In that bright w orld oeliad "Beau­ upon 157 graduates. Horton Smith 'ftrophy,. prerented 7th—'Bo hear the report of toe t i f u l " Wdiard T. Steele^ A ji.. I She has now gone to dw ell. by Horton bimaelf .. . • <^***J®Y Chief Engineer of tbe Man- Real Rstata . . . Insnraaee Re-alecUon of Parker NowtiaU of (Ace) Jutklewlca, Norwich, Conn., -'■’a - Chester Fire Department. Sadly m lased-by Hva N. Y» as Alumni truateen pitcher, never was defeated to two 6th—To elect officers for the Dis­ See H arold and M lnnlp. I announced at the Slat annual Lady In Walttay BT JOHN a TEsan k • W . ______3^ on.bto high school t ^ ^ SCOBCHY SMITH trict and Fire Department. meeting of the Alumni QmnciL h a w to to hto second undefret^ 9th—To eee if the District will McKinney Bros. Card of Thanks mrjka to tli6 Oomwctlcut StRt* v m r i vote to pay salaries to any Pint Dtague . . . The Flrettone aoft- of its officers. Aa It la im poasibla for m e te ae- B art to b ri te**" to Jacksonville, Fla., th—To ideslgnate official deposi­ 505 Mato S t Phone 6089 Iknow ledga pereonally all the l*t- outsocred oppoaltioa g7 to 7 in first 10 1 tare, earda and B ow era, aent as m ea. June 14—(P)—XX« tory for funds of the Dis­ eagea of eym pathy.at tha tim e of four Esmea in Commercial Lnague tric t the death of m y aleter. H laa H ar­ teSecUre to white eatto stitA wito of 1568 ■' if tbe voters will vote riet D. C ondon, 1 take this w ay .of Jte life".. -*] . the TiirrT*’i’ fewem-tome-in Bttret.' Drtflgepmrt,...Jtaa wAietag^my «i*eere»taaiyi»-eiaeawtoanhe-aw^ato'^ ‘*'ptak mSlSa----- ' , injxired early thta moratog, to lay i 'tsi: anff TnaXe—tiie M abel W . Condon. Ipew ldw M a s s . Tniere' to no excuse .for Tilm slgn- rate therefor. living your towels when they are z;r -H«< .«M. ■? to h tb a WINDOW SHADES mtl# pink, blue and whlU bucket of a _____ 12tb—To see if the voters will vote so cleverly marked! ^ w l S r ^ t y green to a w to •|uq)aod whito ha was working on OahkoMi AU-stars. National to authorise Ua officera to Cut-To-Mcasore In Memoriaafi And every boatsre Mkaa to hare iMgua (temps. borrow sufficient mcoey to{ I Bileabeth M. Upgena pleatifnl .array of gueat towels really dMicato itoslgn. There n > ^ | S c uUUtiea « « » 2jtionJob on meet tbe neceaaary obtiga-, In loving memory of onr dear toto maasore I ’lv 6 taebaa. Kf Stratford avanoa, rBldgeport. ] Ton said it, sister! MARLOW’S Ellaabeth who departad her Ilfs, t In tha.bathroom. Hare are tome w r e kMktog tor unusual gifts to Uona of tbe District nod; I montha ego today. June 14th, 1141: that wlU ptoare aH your guasta, If Ted WlUtomaT biti could talk, 'give the District’s note, maka. hara’t your anawwl ^ To t e pitcher it would aay, I m an em as women. Tba "top transfer Battena for aU six notes or other otaUgaUoas If all the world were oura te give hat" iiiT ^ to partieulaity gay! "For goah aakea—let him walk.” therefor when to their opin­ We’d gits It all. and more. L toatcuctkms am how to —^Margaret Chmntoghain To clasp the hand of our darling Tbs nma*» alto top hat to ffoae to r, amount of matgrtoto ion it is for tbe interest of daughter, black CBtitoe stitch, tha osM to ot aUtdMS used tbe Dietrici no to do. Aud see her amtie ouee seece. yMlow with Ma. Executive Is Dr. emerald Miller, Resi­ ^ tiM RuaBUn ««now » ot George M. Jolinson JRe- ^ ^ Mitoctlaii WM tr t« meadow and Mr. and Mra- W ^ ter railroad waa buUt through Bolton, for a ahovel to keep up with the Elected Chainnan of dent Hospital Physi- War ReUef, amountln* Crockett of Binghamton, N. Y. ccives Certificate at ft waa neceaaary to cut through trucks and other fUl was looked Bfhldi WM ftvan to >Os« the Bolton Notch ledge. The atone for. The old dump left drhen the Memorial Day Group. dUm Gets Orders. „ to bi tacluitod in Mra. Fred piu^er, pra»‘8«> N . J , In Coventry. Mra. JP^ndell made a pany haa been active in nflUtary Marines Base Hospital, Quantlco, commission of Second Lieutenant needed. The old pit at the Notch taken away, and everybody la V irgin ia . affairs for many irears as waa bis vecupy tho pulpit of tha strong appeal for thla worthy happy. It waa a long wait to clear stated affective when he roachea 21 owned by the Haley famUy waa father, Charles B. House before laitheran ohutch, tomor* cauae, with tho roault aa away tha railroad company's dump Dr. Miller, native of Boston V6SZS. first uaed and a power ahovel waa him . and graduate of Tufte Medical •L M rU In th« abaanca of tba above. ____ / but It brought good returns. -momtan A. Ouataf- Mr. and Mrs.' Oeorge Johnson, uaed to load 10 Highway DapL Other Offtoera School, haa been resident physi­ their daughter, Barbara, and wte la attandlns tha annual of St Mary’s Alpha Stephen R. Beebe, of the Bona cian at the hoapltal here for the Membera of Civil War Veterans, waa elected SSloS of thH^luatana 8y- Chapter. Y. P. F« are requerted to past year. Hla successor has not vice chairman and Mrs. Arthur E. yet been named by the trustees. , _ In Mlnnaapoha, Juna 10-15. meet at tho Loomla was named aecretary for vYha aarHoa win ba In EngUah. row afternoon at to Jarvis Employs Seabimg the fifth consecutive term. Mra. A lan H . CMmstand the aasociated Y. P. F. Loomla repreaenta the D.A.R. on tferottib mlaundaratandlng U ^tor Neura fam to ^ are also reminded to bring 1^ the committee and her work waa Alan H. Olmstead, for the past ^ a a aU M O'*. Zaallo and hta brlda warmly praised at last night’s a t Fe n t t o n whunad ^ thalr wadding lunches and bathing aults. 12 years asaociats editor of the As Mason Contractor m eeting. ii-|rtp. AocordinK to tho Istoot In- Bridgeport Tlmea-Star, Joins the NEEDLEWORKERS. f tarm & Uon they will return tomor- Mr. and Mrs. Beit Olbeon. of 185 Bnooeeda Ltadaay Manchester Evening Herald on Chairman Houke aucceeda A1‘ Full Line of Stamped Goods " row awaning. Main, have as their Monday as associate editor and Varney and Mias Florence Vamey, Well Known. Concrete bert V. Lindsay of the British War ch\^ ^torlal writer. Mr. Olm- for Summer E m broid^ of Framingham. Maas, Mrs. Var­ Quality Crop Veterans group, the chairmanship atead was graduated from Yale ), . R aw rvattona wUI rotating each year to all local ex- Cottons Yams Notions ney is Mra. Olbaon’a mother. Man to Handle All University In the class of 1927 < for tha outing of tha Ladlea service and patriotic bodies bold­ 'wdUarv of the Am y and Navy Of Masonry Woric on and has won wide recognition for Hemstitehingx and Crochet Miss Dorothy Dougan, daughtar Hits Market ing memberahlp on the conunittoe hla editorials on the Bridgeport lb t o 'b e held In Andover W ^ - • tills o f th is y ea r tota lin g fSOO Buttons Covered y June 18. Thoae wlablng of Mr. and Mra. Ward D. Dougan, Realty Firm’s Houses. newspaper. Hla political Column, were ordered piUd by the commit "The WaiUng Wall,” has had ex­ ttonap^tion are requeatad to of asi School, la the week-end tee. tensive circulation among the MRS. ELUOTTS nuntacA either Mra. Florence Sul- guest of Arthur Johnson at Rens- Arvid H. Seaburg of 54 Walker, So Berries Bring Top Sut-commltteea will be named f^ er Polyteclmic toUtuto at leading newspaper of the state. ttvin. 8W . or Mra. John Sherman, has been appointed general super­ at the flrat meeting In April, 1942. Rug and Gift Shop Troy. N. Y. Arthur Johnson la tha Prices Here; Many Mr. Olmstead will nq| bring his intendent of all mason and con­ 997 Main Street aon of Mt. and Mrs. Henning John- crete work for the Jarvis Realty Buyers at the Auction. family to Manchester to live until Bon. o f Laurel street and w ill be the FalL > The s«iio*\®pworth taagua

Church at 8 o'clock. Ha did the mason work on the brought excepUonally hl|^ prices. For New Post STRAWBERRY Masonic Temple, the bead house Packed 24 quarts to the crate they Of Local Grange Summer Classes at the State Armory and the Por­ brought a high of |5.90, a low of SUPPER ter Street School and waa general Mr. and Mrs. Bhirl Ballalepir, went $8.90 and an average of f 4.92. Tbla Rev. Dr. Stoiy Goes to The annual Manchester Orange WedJ, liine 18, 5:30-7:30 To Start Monday to Wayne to attend the gradua­ contractor for tba YMCA and Wblton Memorial Library, the is better than 20 cents a quart for picnic will be held at Forest Park, tion exerclaea. Bventa of gradua- New.London; New Pas­ Springfield, Massachusetts, on Church Commnnity House Uon week were tho Oraduatlon Wapplng Community House and the average. There were 1,004 many of Mancheater*a finer homes Sunday, June 22. Each family ^ North Coventry The aummer wood • working Ball and the Junior Prom. crates. Also aold were 1,825 crate# tor Arrives Here. will again ba conducted by Including the Philip Chaney House will bring Its own lunch and choc­ Young Johnson attended the on Forest street which fa the finest packed 16 quarts for a high of olate milk will be furnished. Tlie By Coventry Fragment Soc. Henry Miller In tho Barnard HoUUter street achool here going Rev. Dr. Earl B. Story, former house that has been built in Man­ 83.85, a low of 82.50 and an av­ group will meet as early as possi­ ■chooL The claaaea will begin on through the seventh grade. He pastor of the Soutlv Methodist Monday, Juno 18 and continue for chester in the last decade or more. erage of 33.18. Which la alao Just ble before lunch, aa it la not possi­ Baked Beans, Salads, Rolls, took the eighth grade and high church and new District Supeiin- ble to reserve picnic space on Sun­ Coffee, Strawberry Shortcake, eight weeka. Any boy who has Boliool years at VaUey Forge. He With a background of experi­ about 20 cents a quart average. terfdent of the Norwich District of day. Whipped Cream. completed tho alxth grade may oh- wUl Uko tho CoUege Entrance ence like this It la certain that the High Grade Berries the Methodist church, left this Anyone desiring transportation roll, and aU high school boys Board examinations* In Hartford Jarvis Realty Co. will have a con­ The be^es offered yesterday morning for New London to as­ 8UPPKS 48 CENTS. were of high grade and Utere should contact Master Wilbur should come Tuesday or Wednes­ next week and expects to enter tracting organisation capable of sume bis new post Dr. Story will were many buyers, although,the Little or. lecturer Mrs. Beatrice day morning at 8 o’clock. the University of Pennsylvania In handling all idnda of conatructlon return later for Ms furniture and fbU oW ing la th e achedule Of in an A-1 manner. John Komaa dayh aalea amounted to 39,152.78 Foster who would appreclat# the F all. personal effects. hearing from anyone having avail- claaaea: la general carpenter foreman. the buyers would have bought Rev. W. Rkiph Ward, Jr., the aMe space In their car. Read Herald Advs. Mias Maher. V n and Mr. Oela- With these men now organised ifirre bad they been in the market. Thia w&s encouraging to both the new pastor of the South church, aler, VII, Monday 8 to 10 and to start work ’The Jarvis Realty arrived In town this morning and Firemen Fight Co. will seek general oontractihg iirdWera and the AucUoneers, R- ’Thursday 10 to 12. __ will speak to the . children of the HolUater school, M onday work all around town. Several tf. Reid and Son, who feel that vn, 10 parish tomorrow at the Children’s houaea are now undfr ooastruction the local market haa proven that to 12 and Friday >1 to 8. $12,000 Blaze Day exercises. He will officially de Lincoln adiool, VI, Monday 1 to In the Stonehaven development. it stands high with buyers. There The Jarvla Realty Co. alao haa a will be no market today, but to­ liver the flrst sermon lit his new 8 and Friday 8 to 10. pastorate on Sunday, June 22. St James’, VTO; Manoheator large number of attractive build­ morrow it la expected that even Oraen, vm ; Mlsa Carroll.. VH; Three Story Building at ing altea on many bf Manchester’s larger supply of berries will be at

H ig h school: Tueaday 8 to 12 and Stafford Springs Is residential streets. ’They alao have the auction block. Thursday 1 to 5. a large tract of moderate priced AUUE OUFRAN St James. VH; Manchester Completely Destroyed lota on Walker street and ara In­ (Known As Qoeea Alice)

areen. 'Vn; Mr. Qryk, VH: Tuea­ terested in the sale of lots In both SPIRITUAL MBIHUM

day 1 to S and Thursday 8 to 10. Stafford Springs, June 14— La^ealde Circle and Bunnyalde Seventh Daagbtor ot a Seventb Son HolUater, VIH; Mlae Clove, tracts, where ’The Alexander Jarvla ROOFING AND SIDING ------„ ... j _ (SDOclal)—Fire of undetermined Bom With a Vea VlU; Mlaa Kelto, origin early today completely de- Co. have done the street cutting OUR SPECIALTY Bendtnge Dally 9 A. 3L to 9 P. M. to 12 and Saturday » l o i r ^ and grading and laid the sewer d a y ^ ____ stroyad the three atory wooden Or By Appotatmeal In the Swvlee Washington, VI; Nklban Hale, anc water pipes. huUdlng of tha Stafford Grain A. A. DION, INC ot the People for SO Yeara. VI: Wednesday 1 to 8 and Friday N . and Supply Company on River 299 Antninti SL TeL 4860 171 Oborcb Stnet, Hartford, Ooaa. 8 t o 10. PtMae 0-2tS7 street The loas waa esUmated at 112,000 by Arthur and Israel

Rabtaowlta, of Hartford, operatora Auto Drivers

of the buatneas. Blatarials Deatroyed prisal On Increase BuUdlng materials, a large. TRUCKING TRACTOR WORK Free Enlargement quantity of gralju and a Ught TAXI delivery truck were loat In the GRADING AND FILLING With Every Ron of fIIbb

blase. ’The buUding waa located Defense Workers in the Developed and. Printed * P V v

directly acroas the street from the State Responsible for Aime Lafulippe ELITE STUDIO Dial lire headquarters. ’The lire de­ partment buUdthg waa scorched 118 Hllllsrd St. TeL 4800 The Big Boost. 3 2 3 0 by the flames and heat ^ ’The

Clean, OomfortaMa Carat Stafford Springe hotel and the Hartford, June 14—’The employ­ Oewteona Servloa At All Tlmea! Bacon Oarage, now parUy di^ ment boom In Connecticut ta re­ mantled, and owned by tho Standr flected In the unparalleled number ard Oil Company were threatened. of examinations for driver's Rain Helped Firemen DINE TONIGHT CHEI-8 SPECIALS C IT Y T A X I licenses given during May by the Flames ehot high in the air and DENNIS MURPHY,'Prop. Motor Vehlclea Department, a de AT THE OAK GRILL aparka carried to a distance of partment bulletin pointed out to­ ■toast Beet Roast Turkey one mile. Rainfall prevent^ to day. Oaaee ta the Tnaea ot Half Broilers Steaks aome extent tho apread of tho During M s/ of thia year, 13,599 the Oah Grill Swiagetera Chicken Oaoedatore blase. ’The firemen of the Staf­ examlnaUons' were given, 8,791

ford Springs and StaffordvUle de­ more than the 9,608 given during Veal Chops

partments did fine work In con­ that month last year. The number WINES - UtlUORS Veal Outlets ' fining the Are to tho grain com­ of examlnaUons given thia May, AMDBEEB

FILMS pany property. was explained, la the htohest for /f you STOP TO THINK- YOU THINK TO STOP WE CATER TO BANQUETS DEVELOPED AND The Stafford Grain and Supply any elngle month In the 'Ulatory of Company la an affiliate of tho the department — PRINTED 80 Oah Street Farmington Grain and Supply During the flrat five months ot l’eL'3804 UJfST SIDE DAIRY 24-HOUR SERVICE Company of UnlonvUIe this year, 80,417 examinaUona for O A K G R IL L J O TQUEMAN USONS

driver’s licenses were given PA<;TEUR1ZED milk cream iCf CREAM Film Deposit Box throughout the state as compared PHONE 770 6 '• 'i McKEE ST At Store Entmnce to 20,923 during that period In

Cecilian Club 1940. During the flrat five months In 1089, the total number of exam-

KEMP’S Selecte Officers InaUons was 17,981. D A N C IN G T o n i g h t The bulletin noted alao that

paioaiaa aineondde OOO’T Suoon The C4cninif auh held Ita annual random from the 1200 examined on banquet at tho South Methodlat May 1 and 2,115 had come to Con- An Apology! church lest Tuesday evening. Sev­ hecUcqt at aome time during the DANTE'S~RESTAURANT- •* ' ■ . I • Read Herald Advs. eral guests attended In addition first four months of this year. Of 10 East ceater Street Odd FMIowa Balldiai to 25 membera. Dr. Story apoko Becatwe of the tremendous rush of dry cleaning thia some group, 183 came to this briefly on the auccesa of the club Pkaturlag F reeh d a m s and Oystcra On tha HattshelL atote last year, 33 in 1939. There Otam or O yaliaJM m . _ Grab Mast GecktaO last week we were unable to cope with aU of iL and expressed hla hope of con­ were 491 OonnecUcut-bom persons We are pleased to announce that we have added tinuing succeaa In the years to Oreheetra jiveey Thars. and Sat. Nights. Songs At Yoar BsquMt. among these appUcanta, the re­ another finisMng machine and a man with 20 com e. maining 228 having moved to this WINES — UQUOES AND BEEB8

A abort buatneaa meeting follow­ state before 1039. , Food At Its Beri, Such As terioU. SpaghsttL Ohiehea and Steaks. years’ experimee in pressing to handle iL ed with the election of the follow­ Up“ I it Taka O u t. ing now officers: Mlaa Mao Wad­ dell, president; Eleanor Gordoir,

vice-president; Ruth Dowd, aecre- SPECIAL tary; Florence Cordner, treasurer;

Marian Brookings, hlatorlas; Edith Taggart, social chairman; Ruth TAXI? M

tor. After the ban(f[iet and meet­ LEGION 6 5 8 8 ing an entertainment was given by aome of the members of the club. Praanptl Salal 2 Men's Trousers

24-Haur Delegates from Center church (Or Ladies’ Slacks) - - (Except Whites) . ^

to the annual conferenoa ot Con­ gregational Y o u n g peopla at BINGO

Stom next week will be Betty Manchester Taxi Treat Him to a Barstow, Louisa Lehr, Caroline doA M. OrSteB. Prapk

MlUer, Harry Straw and Betty OMoe At Tha Iks Bnaas TONIGHT _ Dinner at the Tea Room Jane Whitham. fo r Admission 50c. LooBsrd Street

ast Duck or Roast Turkey

For h ot weathw we have the -wradows (Regularly 35c Each!) >osaaoF«9«aaOa BEST BET FOR FOOD ANBl FUN!

DINE AND DANCE TO THE TUNES OF BAX WALDO icreened, screen door and four circulating [. Eadi trouser is cleaned and pressed to satisfy the AND ms Shrimp Soft SheD Crabs fans, always cooL most discriminating customer.

and Checrystona Clams ScaDops ROYAL. HAWAHANS L Each trouser is checked for repairs.

.And All F ^ h Sea Food HOME MADE KAVIOU TCtDER HALF BBOn'.BBS Now ilaricera Evary Saturday Night As An Added I. Don’t miss this special!

Liquors^ Just GMd, Plain Food** STBANEBS — CHEBBYSTONES — SOm HKU. CBABB Prccanthmary Measure. EOA8T FBOIB EDS OF BEEF rup^WlNEB — UQUOBB AND BEER DAI(CE AFTER BINGO AS GUESTO OF THE LEGION. I I Manchester Dry Cleanen

L T E A R O O M REVMAND^S RBStAURANT PH (»tE7254 Opp. SL 7amoifa CSintdi PENNY BIN(K> STARTS AT 7:30 SHARP! 195 CaBNTBIt STKRET HH81 OAlLVnUQET ' ' TBLEPHONg