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»- JOHNSON JOINS
meeting Found Gnilty in Gas Fixing Case HAWAU, QUAKE UNIQUE SOCIETY
Former Employes of Blue SHAKEN, FEARS Eagle Agency Organized MILTON TAKES SEAT
Under Name of "Sick Chickens.” 'vm,
ITS V^CANOES
Washington, Jan. 24.— (A P )
— The office of Hugh S. John- % I IN SENATE DESPITE
son, first N R A administrator,
lana Loa May Have Been said today he had accepted life membership in the Sick (Thick-
en Society, a group of former Seat Of Temblor, Damage employes of the Blue Eagle
Agency. PROTESTS BY LABOR
His title win be! At Honohilo Not Heavy; “Great Thundering Rooster.” George W. Lindsay, chairman Friend Of Mayor Frank Watehmg For EnipHons. of the membership committee, said the society has no political Grand Jury Probe
objectives or dues. • Hagne Of Jersey City' Honolulu, Jan. 24.— (A P )— Hawl- Annual meetings are plaimed for each May 27, rnniversary lan residenta toflay repaired minor of the Supreme Ck>urt decision Of State Parkway damage resulting from an earth- Takes Oath Of Office; holding N R A codes in'valld.
quake while acientiata kept a close Lindsay said Johnson—now In watch for possible eruptions ot Oklahoma-'-would be the only Complaints Lodged Will numerous active volcanoes on Ha- Starts Tomorrow speaker at tbe next meeting. waii. southernmost island of the Be FOed With Committee. mid-Pacifle group. Possibility Bridgeport. Jan. 24.— (A P )— FI-$> 1 June I that Msuna Loa, one of the three great volcanoes on that Island, nal preparations will be made to- morrow will be tHeUfa second of Ita might have originated the temblor, FRENCH LOCATE day for the convening of an Bht- kind to be summoned In (JonnecUcut Waahinirton, Jan 24.— (A P ) was expressed by Commander J. H. In the last 100 yean. traordlnary Grand Jury in Criminal —John Milton his oath t(v Peters of the Coast Geodetic Sur- Judge Maltble, In charging the Superior (Jourt at 10 a. m. tomor- vey. “ Diploma M ill” Grand Jury, told tbe day as Senator from New Jer- GUNS AGAINST A jury returned ’verdicts Qf guilty convicting 16 major oil com-panics and 30 of the nation’s lead- row to open an exhaustive Inquiry Juron: Peters expressed belief the epi- ing oU men of conspiring to raise and fix gasoline prices in 10 mid-western states during 1935 and aey, despite a protest agrainat center of the quake, which began Into the expenditure of $6,176,177 1936, four of the defendants are shown in a hotel lobby In Madison, Wise., awaiting the verdict. Left “ There is no limit to tbe eoope of his Beating from Labor’s Nim- at 10:05 p. m. Saturday (3:35 a. m. by the State Highway Department the inquiry which you may enter to right: A. V. Borque, Tulsa., Okla., Western Petroleum Refiners’ Association; Alan Jackson, C!hicago, Partifian League. Simday, e. s. t.), and lasted two FRANCmANES for Merritt Parkway rights of way. upon and no limit to the extent to Standard Oil Company of Indiana;, J. W. Omies, New York, Sinclair Refining Company; A. M. Hughes, minutes, was around Hawaii Island. The Grand Jury, after being Bartlesville, Okla. which you may carry It save with- While the new Democratic Assistant Volcanologist Hugh charged by Judge Carl Foster, will in your own sound judgment. Senator was signing the Sen- Waesebe said if the quake orig- elect a foreman and then proceed at “If, in the consIderaUon of evi- ate register, Vice-President inated there it probably was from Air Warfare On Spanish once to open Its Inquiry by bearing dence, the Grand Jury found e ^ -
Mauna Loa, though be declared State’s Attorney Lorln W. Willis dence leading them Into other Gamer announced that he was earth tremors of the type felt did Border SpiHs Over Into GATHER EVIDENCE outline the Information he has branchee o f the Inquiry," he said, referring to the elections com- not forecast an eruption. amassed and by hearing its first “you are enUrely free to follow mittee protests filed against The earthquake cracked plaster, ROSAMOND PmCHOT, witnesses. those trails to their end." MHton by the Non-Partisan tumbled crockery from shelves and Judge Foster is believed to have That the Grand Jury Is not France; Both Factions En- frightened Island residenta, but no AGAINST KIDNAPER completed his charge which will bound by the usual rules of court. League and others. casualties were reporetd. outline the powers of the Grand Is established by Judge Maltbte’s The new Senator was sworn Thought 150 Miles North. gage Jury and the field of Ita Inquiry. charge. Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, volcano- FORMER ST A (X STAR, by Gamer before galleries
While Judge Foster’s charge was “ You are not to conaider your- logist, said at Hilo, Hawaii, the crowded with spectators and G-Men Beheve Ross Slayer awaited. It waa disclosed yesterday selvea bound by any rigid rules of esirihquake’s center was near Molo- Perpignan, France, Jan. 24— (A P ) from the charge that Chief Justice evidence as Is a court. You are to friends. kai or Lanai islands, approximately WlUlam M. Maltble, then s judge of 150 miles north of the active vol- —French army authorities today use your owm good Yankee common Milton was escorted to the hastened installation of new anti- FOUND DEAD IN CAR WiH Be Sentenced Qm*ck- the Superior Court, made the "D i- sense," he said tn dlrscUng ths canoes on Hawaii island. rofltram to take his oath by aircraft and artillery batteries on ploma M ill" Grand Jury In Hartford He said the origin might have jurors to determine whether any Senator Smathers (D „ N. J.). been in Molokai Cbannel, and ex- the Spanish frontier to fight off In- on Nov. 16, 1923, that the powers of criminal offense bad been eomnilt- surgent warplanes after Spain’s de- Jy To The Electric Chair. an Extraordinary Grand Jury are Standing in the rear of the pressed belief it waa "probably very ted or anyone should be brought to big at Ita origin, and may have been vasting aerial warfare had over- Known To Millions As The MCKELLAR REPLIES virtually without limit. trial in court on criminal charges. chamber watching the cere- lapped on to French territory very deep.” Chicago, Jan. 24.— (A P ) — John mony was Governor A . Harry Water mains at Lohatna. Maul, A t least 80 persons were killed Moore, his predecessor in the and hundreds wounded In the fury of Nun In “The Mirade;” Henry Seadlund, confessed kidnap- were put out o f commission, and Senate who appointed him. cracks In the earth were reported week-end reprisal and counter-re- TO. BRIDGES CHARGE slayer of Charles S. Ross, sat chain- A fte r Oomer had referred ths elsewhere on the lig h t Islands prisal assaults on a dozen Spanish Death Caused By Carbon ed to the bare of a skyscraper cell cities and towns, both Insurgents NATIONAL C. OF C. URGES Non-Partisan League’s protast to which felt the shocks with varying today while Federal agents forged tbe elecUona committee, Chairmaa degrees of intensity. and government striking and re- ceiving punishment in return. Monoxide; Windows Shot the last links in the chain of evi- George (D„ Go.) of that oommite A t Santa Clara, Calif., Dr. A l- Senator Declaries Only Tem- dence they hoped will send the for- bert J. Newlinn, director o f Santa (France bent a formal protest to tee said be had received “ numeroufi mer 27-year-old lumberjack to the LOWER TAX TO AID TRADE lettaTfi and proteata” to tho appoint' Clara University’s Rloard observa- the Insurgent regime against the electric chair. meat ot Mlfton. tory, said hts selsmogrdpb reglstei^ frontier bombings.) Oyster Bay. N. T„ Jan. 24— (AP) porary Contracts Were An official survey showed no Federal prosecutors indicated ■ • Garner said these also would bo ed shocks of great Intensity from they would ask the Grand Jury, serious damage waa caused by 11 —The ermine-wrapped body of referred to the elections commlttso. the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands scheduled to convene today, to In- Insurgent bombs that fell just In- Roumond Pinehot, known to mil- Made By Power Authority Experts Start To Prepare for two hours 20 minutes, begin- dict Seadlund under the Lindbergh “Comipt Machlae." ning at 12:39 a. m. Sunday (3:39 side French territory yesterday lions aa the nun In Max Reinhardt’s kidnap law. The Non-Partisan League's pro- when Puiggerda, Ctatalan railhead, a. m., e. s. t.) Biblical spectacle “ The Miracle,” J. Eklgar Hoover, chief of the Fed- Report On Long Hearings LATE NEWS test saked the Senate to refuse to Worst In 11 Years. was bombed with between 21 and 30 wa'j found today In a closed auto- , Washington, Jan. 24.— (A P ) — eral Bureau of Investigation, said seat Milton on the grounds be owed fatalities. Though damage was slight, mobile on tbe Harry Alexandre es- .Senator McKellar (D-Tenn) told the Seadlund, who was also known os his appointment to a "comipt polit- French officials, who already bad ical machine” and was personally Peters said It was the “worst earth- tate here. Peter Anders, had confessed kidnap- Trying To Find The Rea- quake In 11 years." Senate today that tbe Tennessee FLASHES! unfit to hold the office. Miss Plnchot In private life Mrs. ing Ross on September 25. and Mauna Loa, which put on a spec- (Oonttnoed on Page Two) Valley Authority’s contracts to sell Two officers o f the league oaid William Gaston, waa tbe daughter later shooting and killing him and tacular display late in 1936, Is out- of the soclally-prominent Amos Pin- power to five private concerns per- James A tw o ^ Gray, the swarthy son For The Recession. in a complaint that MUton was ranked by Kilauea, 16 miles east, GLASS' NEW BILL named to the Senate because ot an chot and a niece of former Gover- mitted disposition of electricity logger’s accomplice in the crime. with ita "pit of everlasting Are," nor Plnchot of Pennaylvanla. Their bodies were found chained In Washington, Jna. _ alliance with "a corrupt poUttofil Halemaumau, Another famous “ banked up” by Injunction suits. machine which bos consistently vio- ONLY ONE DEA1H Dr. William BleUce, called In by Tbe Injunction suits were brought a cnide. woodlined cave in the Wis- Washington, Jsn. 24— (A P ) —A Senator Giaaa (D -V s) said today he crater Is Hualalai. consin north woods. lated the election laws c ' the stato police of the Second Nassau station, by private utilities to atop sale of was drafting legislation to abolish Mauna Loa’a last eruption Senate committee studying the rela- of New Jersey, which bss looted the The Lindbergh law provides the bank holding oompanlea. threatened Hilo, a city of 20,000 pronounced her dead, victim of pols- T V A power to munlclpatitles. tion qH unemployment to the re- public treasury and which haa en- onoius exhaust fumes. death penalty If the victim had not population, with damage from mol- CAUSED BY AUTO The Tennessee Senator, who haa been lib e ra l^ unharmed. Lawyers cessionrecelved t ^ a y a final appeal The Virginian, author ot much forced a reign o f virtual dictator- ten lava, but army flldrs dropped The tall golden-blonde actress been active In tbe debate against from organized business for lower of the nadon’s banking leglBtatlon, shto.” said that since Seadlund made a 600-pound bomba on tbe outlets of wore an evening gown under her tbe antl-lynching bill, began delivery taxes and a respite from new regu- sold he was considering n five year Dozens of Senators crowdsd complete confession and led Federal lava tubes and sealed them up. rich fur wrap and her body was of a prepared speech sbortly after lations of trade and Industry. period for liquidation ot existing around Milton aa he took hla place agents to the bodies and to his Though eruptions occur every found in the rear seat of the auto- the Senate convened. bolding oorapiuiles. at a desk In the rear of the Repub- First In State b Last Two cached ransom he would likely plead Aa experts began tbe task of sift. few fears, there Is no record of a mobile, which was parked in a It was in reply to a speech last guilty In the remote hope of evading Ing thousands of words spoken by lican aide where the overflow from life being lost as result of volcanic garage. week by Senator Bridges (R-NH) the death sentence. leaders of Industry, labor and gov- the big Democratic plurality is Police Statement activity. In 1926, Mauna Loa let Weeks; Three Other Vio- that T V A had signed contracts "in Seadlund. who. Hoover said, was ernment during three weeks of FINISH LONG HOP seated. loose and a river of lava destroyed Inspector Harold R. King of the launched on his crime career by Senator McKellar (D., Tenn.) the dark of night” with "favored hearings. President George H. Davis Onknr, French Went Africa, Jan. th. fishing village of Hoopuloa. 'The Nassau county police Issued the fol- companies.’’ Tommy Carroll, Dllllnger gangster of the United States Chamber of who had been making a speech on 74-— (A P )— Three Italian trt-motor- only casualty was a house cat. lent Deaths Reported. lowing statement from the estate: McKellar asserted that only tem- since slain, was held in a lockup in (Jommerce wrote the committee: the TV A was forced to suspend for “ Tbe body of Rosamond Plnchot the 19th floor ofilces of the Federal ed planen, with Bnmo Mussolini at a few minutes during the Im- porary contracts were made with "The real caiue of tbe present re- Gaston, a g ^ 32, married and the Bureau of Inveatigatlon. Five cession la due to lack of confidence the controls of one, landed here this promptu reception. agents stood guard. He waa brought afternocn, completing the first leg By ASSOCIATED PRESS mother of two children, Wllltara, 9. (OoBtlBued on Page Eight) in tbe future, caused accumulatively iM g n e ’s Chargee to (Chicago Saturday night by plane DEAN’S CONOmON and James, 6, was found In a seat of by the passage of laws culminating ot aa axperimental and propaganda The Non-Partisan League’s charg- Although highway conditions a Buick s^ a n in a garage at her from St. Paul where the agents spent tn the undistributed profits tax and flight from Rome to Kin de Jaaelrei. es against MUton ware grouped In In several days In a speedy cleanup of QinnecUcut were hazardous over home on Valentine's Lane, old the threat of the wages-and-bours They completed the ZJMNi-imie three main categories, ss foUows: Brookvllle, Long laalnd, about 7:15 the caoe. bill.” CONSIDERED GRAVE the week-end, only one auto death Details of Ills Life Jump from Rome’s Uoldonu mlll- 1. “Jersey City (N. J.) ts under a was reported. The traffic fatality— a.m., by Miss Ada Hanninen, a cook HEAVY FOG COVERS Davis said laws repealing the t a o airport In a Uttle less than l i virtual dictatorship led by John employed by Mrs. Gaston. Shortly after the party’s arrival. profits tax. easing the. capital gains hours. In TeiryvlIIe—waa the fltat, how,, Hoover, who returned to Washington Milton and (M ayor) Frank Hague, “The police were notified, and tax, and freeing stock and bond ever, to occur on a Saturday of yesterday, told, reporters about which has denied civil and consti- Sunday in two weeks. they summoned Dr. WllUsm Blake, DISTRICTS IN N .L Seadlund’a life. markets and commodity exchanges tutional rights to citizens o f New Clergyman Taken To Hospi- The victim was Miss Alice Glea- Glen Head, Long . Island, who pro- "H e waa born at Ironton, Minn." from rigid control "would result in MARKETS AT A GLANCE Jersey and of the United States and a restoration of confidence which son, 65, a member o f one of Terry- nounced her dead. Assistant Medl Hoover said, “ Ijad a High school New Tork, Jnn. 24.—(AP)— which has violated the constitutional vUle's oldest families who was cal Ehiamlner Dr. Lewis F. Ellmore would revive business activities.” tal h Effort To Save Ifis education, but liecamc a woodsman Stocks—Steady; leaders rally slow- guarantee of a Republican form of struck by an auto while crossing o f Garden (JIty, acted on this Infor- and hunter when he grew up. This, he added, “would do more government. Shipping Is Paralyzed From to solve the unemployment and re- ly- the street In front o f her home Sun- mation and stated that tbe cause of “ During a hunting trip he met 2. “This dictatorship o f Mayor day night. death was asphyxia from carbon Carroll, who waa hiding in the north lief situation than poasible by fur- Bonds— Mixed; some rails decline. Life; Forcibly Given Food. ther artificial means, regardless of Hagtie and John MUton has per- Three other violent deaths were monoxide gas. Central Maine To Sonth- woods In 1934. He carried food to Curb—Irregular; utilities narrow- petuated Itself by. among other the gangster's hideout, and became what form they would take." ly higher. Reports Sura marl ted things, a complete disregard o f the (OontlBued on Page Tw o) (Oonttnoed On Page Eight) Interested in crime through his Foreign Exchkage — Steady; election laws of the state o f New Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 24.— (A P ) eastem Massachusetts. friendship with Carroll. Later (Jar- The data now being summarized —Israel Harding Noe’s fight to win changes narrow. Jersey and the United States. roll was kiUed by police. Seadlund by committee experts will form the Immortality by fasting was changed they began a series of holdups, the basis of a report covering the ex- Cotton— Improved; trade and com- 3. "John MU‘ in has been a lead- to a fight tp save his life today, mission bouse buying. er and supporter o f the Jersey City Boston, Jan. 24— (A P ) — Heavy first of which was at a filling station tent of current unemployment, the with physicians resorting to forced outlook for the flrat six months of and Hudson county dictatorship and fog shrouded moct of New England in Crosby, Minn., and a restaurant Sugar— Easier; eommlssioa house feeding to restore strength to bis New Electrical Brain llquldatioa. hts appointment to the Uni tad to ^ y , paralysing sbl|ming from at Brainerd, Minn. He adopted wasted body. Staten Senate Is simply another Centr^ M ^ e to Southeastern the alias of Anders to spare his fam- /oonttnoed c» Page Eight) Coffee N arrow; tnuto buying. Tbe doctors said they considered Massachusetts, slowing railroad ily, aa hla mother and two sisters payment for services rendered.” For Department Stores sWI live St Ironton." hts condition “grave" but not hope- trains and causing many highway The petitioners contended that less after 22 days of absolute absti- collisions, resulting in at least one The chief of the Federal agents each of the charges “constitute suf- nence from food, and that three death. said Seadlund wandered from coaqt ficient grounds for the disqualifica- months might be req u li^ to restore New York, Jan. 24.— (A P )— A.rpunched tokens, one identifying her One man was klUed In a ooDlelOB to coast, robbing banks and bualneas tion of John MUton from member- new kind o f electrical brain — to and the other the cashier. houses. Twice during hts travels be White House Requests him physically. of 18 automobiles and two trucks ship In the United States Senate.” The -47-year-oId ousted dean of substitute for both salesgirl’s slip The transmitter automatically In Lexington. went to the state of Washington 'The Senate, It was pointed out, la sorts these, telegraphs the ihforraa- where he worked aa a lumberjack. St. Mary’s Episcopal Ctatbedral waa and cash register check In depart- Airport officials reiwrted “celling More Money for Stationery the judge of the qualifications at its rushed to the hospital last ntgbt tion to reconllng machines in a cen- zero—visibility sero." •Tn February of last year," Hoover members. ment stores— was announced to the said, “ he was on hla way east again tral office and pushes out a domlno- Of ten vessels due In port one Further Oomptalnt after he had fallen Into what physi- when he met Gray, a red-haired boy cians described as a “deep slecQ,' American Institute of Electrical llke card which is tbe customer’s re- arrived— by dead reckoning— nearly ceipt. , of 19. Gray, a Kentuckian, boasted Washington, Jan. 24— (A P )—^-^speak os many times or Intends to The complaint said that MUt ...... / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. JANUARY 24.1938 PAGE FOUR MANCHEfinrBR EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 84.198S pag c n vv. r - ...... —' where a gang of men might form _ for an incredibly small sum, n p n IDGHLAIWPARK "hang-out." Itjs almost impossible sentatlvea from all over the world to avoid picking up the wrong kind come to learn to shoot. Hiere a n Two Practical Garments MARKET!!! CHINA!!! SPAIN!!! HEADLINE NEWS-YES, BUT HERE’S THE HEADLINE NEWS TODAY of companions in such places. Crim- oounes In target practice—moving ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Seal Found On Farm STOCK inals, often working In groups, will targets, silhouettes, etc. Machine Invite the “green-hom” Into a crap Oun work, tear gas, and the school Easily Made in Few Hours FATHERS AND SONS game, leading him on with a fake of Jitsn, which Is a combination of TO GET NEW HOME Three Miles From Water bank-roll—which to the uninitiated boxing, wrestling and jlu jltsu. The BY CAROL DAY appears bona fide. He loses money, War Department s^nsora this t last a brand------new ------Idea ina IN HIGHLANDS DINE only to find his companions bad lit' Camp, and the soldlen, aallon and A4 bias-cuthii elipl Here's a new Hayward, Calif., Jan. 24.— (A P )— £ They managed to get the seal tie more than he, or else If they did marines are sent hers to train, the style cut low enough for evening To Have Binldmg Of Its (Hyd How a San Franciaco Bay seal [ over to a highway. There the war- It was not honest money, and If course requiring about 12 days of while guaranteeing a comfortabla marked up an unofflcUl world rec- ! der started shooing him on the re- caught, they will put him up as the concentrated work. There la "Ho- fit Seams ere lo^-fltted to pre- ord In the six mile overland flap was turn lap to the great overland flap. "goaf’—to take the rap for their gan's Alley,” consisting of 4 houses vent any bulk under your dresa. In Rockefeller Center^Be* It was slow—but it was sure. At the first wesring, you'll notice told here today by Game Warden original wrong-doing. with moving silhouettes at tbe win- Fred Rogers. The lantem-Ughted pageant and HOUSE’S SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Next CapUln Languish spoke of dow. A man is given but about 3 how much better your frocks fit over this unproved slip. Pettem fore Next Fall Tbe land-going seal—call him Mr. the grunting and groaning o f Mr. m . House Sahirday Night; the main types of robberies, divid- minutes to focus and ahopt—and if 8135 includes complete end de- Flipper—weighed 400 pounds. He Flipper collected quite a crowd. At ing his thieves Into 3 classes: 1. The be misses, be risks making a fool tailed sewing instnictiona et the record yeeterday over a two- daylight a motorcycle escort be- "key" worker or apartment house of himself In front of hundreds of The snrock in pattern 8100, in- New York, Jan. 24.-=-(AP)—The way course, from the Heyward came necessary. Hear Capt. Langrish Talk. thief; (Inside) 2. Pick pocket (out- others. spired by the Big Apple, is a well water front three miles inland to OF WINTER MERCHANDISE STARTS TOMORROW side) and 3. The bank robber or safe future borne ot tbe Associated Sandwich wagons drew up to sell The safe blower, according to fitting, comfortable garment per- Pa^aa will be erected In Rockefeller the HaneOn Ariofl dairy ranch; and hot dogs to the crowd. Pretty soOn| breaker. Ce.ptalp Langrish Is the moat des forated for two lengths. The return. ' graceful yoke and long straight Oentar;. where general beadquartera the town band, Ladles' Auxlllo Tbe anoiial Father and Son Ban The key-worker usually works perate criminal of aU. He fears and the New York office of the Ur. Flipper flapped the flret part drum team, and the forward with a partner. He goes Into the nothing: has no worry about his sleevw give a slim, trim look to Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Tuesday p ^ ^ A S -ie- - ■ ■ ‘J j - ; PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 198S ■lANt rii<;«|.r;K Bvr.NiNU HKKALl). MANCHBSTER.CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY24,1938 PAUBi because the sdminlstrstion is get- seemingly unavoidable new World Mystery Cruise NBC— 3 p. m. Fun ta music; S-.IS Aitfliextpr W ar reaches the stage of mutual ater. And It to said to offer con- as sentimental as th* rest et the ting too lefUst or too rightist for Mo Perkins; 6 Science ta the news. THREE STAR COMEDY clusiv* proof that Leslie and Bette stage-door tans) w Ik ho* foltoa Ui hla conscience. Few of those who frustcatlon of all strictly military ^iRjjchesi Q i r l STATE TO CHECK W AB(>CB8—8:80 HoUace Shaw ta OR. MCKISira or* ideal 'teammates, no matter effort. Unless the civilian popula- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM love with Howard. Tb* problsm have observed the attorney-gener- a MacDoweU festival recital; 6:45 CUIJUH 8VKUP % €ttntfii9 Upralb what angle their movie may take. It m at had to be worked out by Novel- tions of the nations shall, mlracu- MONDAY, JANUARY 24 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) R *^ Jamee Mead on "Tbe Problem COMING TO STATE TbaUM asiMMa rUBLUHKD BT THK __ al's career since he broke into the bos bad splendid reviews from thoee ist Maurice Honltae, Scenarist CaWy HemUeee and gtoBeasl h ously awake and hogtie their mili- NoUt All prosrams to k«r end betio cbelne or aroupe thereof ttnleee eped* PNEUMONIA WITH of Employment For Our Older Peo- privileged to witness the pre-sbow- ■aSALD PBINTINO COMFANT, INC political spotlight In 1896 as a fled: coast to coast (e to e) desicnatlona Include all available atatlona. ple;" 6 Let's Pretend. WJZ-NBO— Robinson and Director Arobt* Mojro, Put IV la a torg* geaecei It Blw*n BtTMt tarists. tags at. Hollywood and elsewhere. was bow to get OUvla out of her Huebut«r, Ooan. Bryan orator will believe that his m Ike O y e r D m ^.Preorame subjsct to ehanoe by atatlene without prevleue netlee. Pe Me 13:80 Form and Home Hour; 1:45 Lm Uc Howard, Bette Davis whtoh tout svar aria Howard to offered to tbe fane—In love-madness and rMtoie her to the THOMAS rBROUSON political or economic principles are BY ADELAIDE HUMPHRIES Ceprfisie, less, NtA Sewltw !<*■ NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK MIDWBST — wmbd wlan wlbw kfh Rochester civic orcheatra; 2:30 0 «a«nl Msnactr ■ASIC — Seeti wear wnae wUo wiar wkbb wtnq wkbh woeo wabt kaoj wnas 24-HOUR SERVICE Husle GuUd. ~ And Olivia DeHaviland Fea- this movie story—os a stage actor arras ot her real fiance, played by >oBa<«d Oetob«r 1. H it so eatremely rigid as to occasion TONSORIAL TALKERS woe of tbe type that used to be called Patrio Knowles. wtac wcah kyw wfbr wro wgy when MOUNT.—kvor kla koh ksl k r o kfbb Som* Tuesday short waves: TPA2 tured In "It’s Love I’m him great uneasiness, no matter CAST OF CHARACTEKN wcae wtam wwj weal wdet: Mldweet: COAST—knz ketn kol kfpy krTlcafo koy "matinee idol”, and to look at whom r«U I«li«4 BT«nr BTWiInK Bsetpt There hsve been a lot of Jokes yond my powers of imagination,” had wmaq who wow wdaf wire kstp; Pori* 9:80 a. m. Play "Pretty After. CONSTANCE COKHY— heroine; Cent. BaeL all the sentimental young women of ' SudATi aad HolldATA Baur*d at tb* how the administration may oc said Bret. Mountaini koa kdyl: Seiithi wmba; Beginning February in order SoUor’s Wife;’’ JZJ JZl Tokyo 4:45 SEEING RED Bast OSIaa at Maaehaatar. Coaa., aa about the "talking barber'' who in- richeet girl In the wbrid. Pacific: kfl kfw komo khq kpo kan: 4:20— 0:20 — Stepmother, SketaP— Broadway used to cluster about There’B An “i r i n Sacoad Claaa Hall Mattar. wobbling and yawing. So long aa "But, darling, we bad suen tun— (OPTIONAL atatlona oMrato Inter* baaic; Kathryn Cravan'a Talk—w to meet the great emergency of m. Mandolin and accordion; R AN Movie fans have seen Leslie How- sists on engaging his customers In BRET HARDESTY—hero; bridge i chanseably on either RED or BLUB 4:4ft- 8:4ft—Hilltop Heuee, Skit—to e stage doors. Miss Davis Is shown as Thrift . , . They, he enjoys the Washington life, it's and we had to nave a souvenir ot pnumonia caaea, tbe State Deport oscow 7 Program ta English; 2RO ard and Bette Davis together in a hla leading woman. They really love ■nBBCIUPTJON RATiai conversation, but now comes infor- builder. networks): BASIC — Baett wlw wfea 5:00— ft:00—**Dear Teaser** Program t Chicago—A thief who stole aa every single place and moment," wean work wcol; Mldweet: wood wai 8:1ft— ft:ift—Naw Herttona* Bxplerera ment o f Health'* laboratory at Hart' Rome 7:88 America's Hour; YV5RC tragedy ("O f Human Bondage” ), a each other, but that doesn't prevent bet on a sore thlniTi ■ Oaa Taai bjr Mall ...... It.JJ our guess that he wtU stay—Umlted. RODNEY BRANDON— Uonnle'e Wfbf wbow webo kaoo kana. OTHBR Caracas 8:80 Boy Scout hour; DJD automobile from a dork garage at Par Moatb by Mail ...... * -M mation that the breed ta fast dis- Connie claimed. "Oh, BreL I'm sor- S:30- ft:SO—Praea*Radla Nawa Period ford will furnlah a complete pneU' melodrama ("T h e Petrified For- them from stealing every possible who depend on of course, to the beginning of 1941. fiance. OPTIONAL STATIONS — Canadian: 8:3ft— ftiSO—Oeerge Hall A Orchaatra Berlin 9:18 Swabian Humor; GSD est"), and now they ore about to the home of Charles Madsen ta sub- Slasla Copy ...... ••••••> -v* appearing. ry It’s ended, our lovely honeymoon. cret cfef; Cantrali wofi wtmi wtba wday 8:4ft— ftt40—Heiiaca thaw in Senga monta service, 24 hours a day. Sun scene they con, and wrangling with urban Harvey saw red when he Johns • ManviDe lasidM Dallaarad Oaa Taar ...... KATIE RLYN^^jonnle’s "dou- kfyr koam; South: wtar wptf wls wjaz G Se GSB GSL London 9:30 Robert present themselves on tbe screen of Will we always be aa happy as we •lOO- 7:00—Poetle Meiadiea — east: day* and holiday* Included, and this each other In undertones while drove tbe cor out Into the UgbL He Ask Harry Miner. An enterprising Memphis news- ble." wfla*wsun wlod waoo wfbo wwne weao Chicago*a Net So Long Ago—weet will be continued to old physicians Burns anniversary program; JAK tbe Strand Theater ta a comedy. HKHBBIt OP THB A880CIATCD LEGAL MUMBO-JUMBO have been?" She clung to him, her wave warn wroo wab wapl wresb wjds •lift— 7:10—Arthur"Arthur Oadfray.Oedfray. •Jah"___Ahn ____“Salb they're hypnotizing their audiencea quickly abandoned it when, to his paper reporter toured the city’s In fighting this disease throughout Tokyo 13:48 New Japanese music. This pictura, a Warner Bros, pro- KNOWS—4 0 do an men] PRK88 blue eyes pleading, h e ' sweet Ups kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro woal ktha 0:30— 7ift0—Jay Freeman______A Orahaatra>rahaatra wltli their art. surprise, he found tt painted a Tba Aaaoolatad Prau la aaclualvaty The Tennessee Valley Authority barber shops and found not a single Yesterday: Bret flnda Constance curved in a wistful smile. Almostv kabz ktba kark kgne; Mountain: kttr •:4ft— 7:40—Beaka Cartar'a Cemmant the pneumonia season to June 30, the ductlA called "It's Love Pm After”, The beautiful and youthful Olivia of his family. Good aatlUad ta tba uaa of rapubllcatlon Oerby Is another gtri now that ahe kghl ktar kob; Pacific: kfbk kwf kmj 7:00- ft:00—T o Be Announced (10 m.) Cfliaradss wer* invented in France wUl have its local showing Tuesday bright red and oore fire densirtment tonsorlal artist who tried to start she was afraid of such happlne kem 7:30— 0:3(L-Plek and Pat Fun—baale department announced today. DeHavlllond has th* part of a smart Johna • ManviUe. Pham of all aawa diapatobaa eraiditad to It case, which has now been decided in baa become her old eelf again. 'I'bey ta the 18th century. and Wednesday at th* State the- Insignia. Madsen is chief o f the or aet etbarwisa oraditad la thla theirs; It was so complete, Cent* Kaet. t:00— 3:00—Radla Thaatra eat to eat The department at the same time and wealthy belreaa (though she's Harvey departmenL .3829. papar aad alao tba local aawa oub- favor of the government by a three- conversation. Many, he reported, quarrel and Connie wins but some- •:00—I 0:00-Wayna King Walts—te a announced that funds have become feet. Could It last forever, tt •iSO—Jack Armatrene, Serlah— •:3^ 10:30—Brava Naw World. Drftino llahad barala. judge federal court sitting at Chat- would not even Udk when be start- thing tells her she.will not always baade: Hany Keeen OreheaUw-weet 10:00—11:00—Olen Cray A Oranaatra— available through tb* U. 8. Public All ridbta of rapubllcatlona or win. Impregnable? 4t4»^ 6:4«—Little Orphan Annia — apaelal diapatebaa haraln ara alao ro> tanooga, was begun a year ago by ed the ball rolling^ "We'U do our beat, aweetheait," baale; Paetie MtiMlee—watt rpt Health Ssrvies not only for furnish' east; Harry Kogen OreheeL—west 10:3^ 11:30—Bammy Kaye*a Orahaatra Ing thla laboratory service, but also aaraad-______the bringing of an injunction suit If talking barbers really are dis- CHAPTER XVn Bret promised, hla dark eyes grave. S:0(L» e:0(^-"8ong8. Creagh Matthews 11:00—12:00—Bddia Ptttgerald Orehaa. 1:1^ ilia—Top Hattare Oanoe Band ' east; Al Traae Oranaatra—waat to provide type-speclfle ontlpneu Fall aaraloa allant of N. B. A Sara* In the interest of a large group of appearing, it will mean the passing I t boa Indeed been wonderful. Tm 4:Sa—' frKL^reeavRadie Newa Period 11:30—12:30—Orrin Tweker’a Orahaatra mococcic serum for six types of loa la a Connie was to win out once more glad we'U have such memories to eiSi Benge and Jean Sdwarde public utilities corporations. The of s long-lived American institution. In her plea for a second honeymoon, •:4a-* l:4 ^ K . Oeuteeh Orchee.—oaat NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK pneumococcus Instead of two treasure and share. But happiness is Little Orphan Annie—mldw repeat Kaoibar Aatarleaa Nawapapar Pub- stage of the proceedings just ter- One barber said aome shops now if not a trip around the world, at BASIC — Boat: wja wbi*wbsa wbal heretofore. The department will Uahara Aaaoalatloa.______something, as I've told jrou, that 1:00— 7:0(h—An^e *n* Andy—east; Hal wham kdka wear ways wjtn wayr wmal furnish the sera free to (Connecticut minated has been by far the most enforce a "silence'' rule. But the least part way. Totten and *apert Comment—west wfU waby webr wekrwcky wwaM .^ weanWMA wte. money can not buy, that Is not even •:1ft— 7tlft—UncTe Bara Radio itatlen Wien: Mldweet: wenr wla kwk fcell: citizens upon whom payment would Pabllabara Rapraaantativaa: Tba 'Please, darUng," she coaxed ■ fcell wnn You want this yeav Jallaa Matbawa Spaelal Arancy—Naw expensive part of the litigation but best guess would be that they found a gift from the gods. It Is something •:ft0— 7:S(h»New York Parade—wwaf; wmt kae wowo wetn; ta ;lti wrtS ir.br work a financial hardship. To avoid QUALITY Tark. Cbleapo, Datroll and Boaton. Bret. "Think what fun. Just the one must strive for, work to ob- Carol Weymenn* ftonge* and The krgv kfdm wrel_____ ImyI wfbewj wdmi mis. it was not all of It, by any means. themselves outclassed when women Rhythmeiree Oreheetre — network wisn f c » i: Meunuini fcio fcvod kshfj delay in Obtaining serum for others two of us vlgiting every odd comer tain; something that lies within 7:0(^ ft:00—Burno and Allen by Radio P.ol.etllm kfiid kos k n kM. t ' arrangements have been made for MEMBER AODIT BIJREAD OP However, the trial of the case be- clients Invaded the shops, and 7:W— ft:90—Alfred Wallenetein Oreh. CIBCPLATIONB______on the globe, seeing things through one’s self." (NOTCl 8m WKAP.NBC for : opUoariX anyone to obtain serum and pay for fore the federal court at Chatta- haven't been able to get going both our eyes, enjoying them to- •:0(L- ft:0(L-Plbbef McOee'e Program Hat of .utlona) it at the usual price. A ll money rC' Then we’U work at It together," t:M— 0:10—Phil Spitalny A the Olrto Cent. 8.H . Tba Harald Printina Company laa, since. gether. When ,ve come back we can Connie vowed. "V s hard aa we have •:0O—l0:0(^Marek Weber Mueto—to e celved in this way will be used to in your February Sale selections nooga bss been going on for many 4iW— nao—Th. .in.)., L..y-M .t: aaanmaa no Onanelal raaponalblllty •:30—10:KL-For Men Only—weaf wnao purchase additional serum and thus for typoaraphloal arrora appaarina la weeks. A swarm of the most high- settle down to the serious business played and lived and loved. We will wtam wwJ wlw; Hero No. 1—weet Jolinni. Jolinun, 8.111...—west adaartlaamanta In tba Manehaatar of living. You can decide what you really be starting our new Itfe to- 10:00—11:00—Freddie Martin Oreheetre 4i4S— .;4^Tom Mix, •k.Uli—bule; to moke limited funds go further in Watkins Quality {*ivcs you designs of unquestion- ly paid lawyers In the country have —east: Amee *n* Andy—weet repeat Four C.llfernl.n. a OreliMt.—wMt providing for the needs of the peo- to fit every budget. Now the low WatkinB prlofla Baaataa HaralA want to do; where we want to live. gether now.” 10:10—11:ft(L-Lou Breese and Oreheetre SiOO— .lOO—N.W.I U. 8. Am y 8 . .. ably good taste and long-life construction at prices been engaged In It. We have seen But first let's have a real honey- OW— *iW^8Mt«n'. W .lt. 8m *.... ple of tbe State. are reduced still further for Uiis atore-widt event* How could she ever have been 11:00—12:00—Oeneing Muele Oreheetre .!to— .!U —Th* 8.v*l*r. — wji only: MONDAY, JANUARY 24 no estimate of the expenditures on In N ew York moon, please, darling!" afraid when she had bret? He waa 11:30—12:30—Bari Hmee and Oreheetre The night and day laboratory Tony Ruw.ll In Song. — n.twark service will Include typing of all • t It waa difficult to refute her so strong and fine and clean. So un- CBS-WAEC NETWORK Si4^ •i4^-LMr.ll TlMin.. — Mat; this part of the legal campaign but T.m Mix—miaw rpl; O.nMrt—w..i known types o f pneumococcus, do- when it seemed to mean so muen utterably dear. RECEPTIVE TO WAR they probably run far Into the hun- BAftIC — Beet: wabo wade woko weao *t00— 7i0(>—Mutl. I* My H.bby Fr... ioff agglutination testa on patients' '' ^ I New York, Jan. 24.—Gilbert Mil- to her, when be loved her so much. It would oe good to be back home weal war wkbw wkro whk wjr wdro *:10— Til^—Tlirw CliMr. Trl», Voe.l blood to help the phjralclan deter- Two yeara ago the American peo> dreds of thousands of dollars. And ler haa crossed the Atlantic some After all, a honeymoon waa one wcau wjaa wpro wfbl wisr wgar; Mid* •i*0— 7H0—Lum 41 Abn.r—w*t only: again. To make that "home" to- weet: wbbm wfbm kmbo kmoa whee Jelin H.rriok, 8.rit*n. Sale.—wwt mine when enough serum haa been to what end 7 330 times, both ways. In order to thing that did not happen every kfab kmt pie orere dUUnctly a paciflat nation. gether. *■40— 7:4S—8aiTy M*Kinl*y, tans. given, aad doing blood eulturea to •»ll| keep abreast of his new shows in day! He had promised not to let BAST—wbna wpg whp whec wore efrb 7:0^ SiOO—M.laty FusxIm , Orahwlr* .t >If The whole case rested, from the (T o B « Continued) elcao wibz wmas weeg wnbf wlba wkbn 7iJo— (!{0—ar.nd Hat.) FISy—to eat find out If the pneumonia germ Is It would be a hardy aoul who would London or on Broadway. He Is the beginning and wholly, upon ques- her money come between them. So whio wgbl *■0(7— ttOd—Fhlladalphl. Oren. — to e present ta the blood, ta which cose daecribe them aa a pacifist nation most restless man In the show busl- finally Bret allowed himself to be OIXIB — wgat wafa wbro wqam wdod *;0l>—10:00—Ward.. Laww, Dr.matia tions of constitutionality. There klra wrec wise wwl wtoo krld ktrh ktaa 0:30—10i30-Th. N.t'l Radi* F.rum considerably larger doses of seium now. We haven't any very clear nes.i. He owns two private planes, persuaded. waeo koma wdbo wbt wdae wbtc wdbj 10:00—11:00—N.wa; 8.rt 8lwk Orcli. ore required. A worker will be on was probably nothing whatever, In one hangsred at Croydon Airport in wwva wmbg waja wmbr wala ktul kgko 10:9^11:30—Til. Fl.lc. JubHo. SInMr. 1 idea whom we are going to fight They booked passage for the wcoa wdne wnoz kwkh know wmmm 11:00—12:00—Cli.rll. 8arn.tt Or«bwtra duty at tbe laboratory until mid the entire mass o f evidence pro- England and the other at a landing luxurious Prince of Wales suite wino wcha wpar winaa weoo wnra 11:30—12:36—8ebby Orayw. Orchaatra night each night and may be roach- but w« are getting ready to fight field on Long Island. The Family duced, that could not have been stip- Connie's private puUman, a gift od by Ulephono at other times. Tbe aome one. Not so much by passing When, on either side of the service to free to all physldana In ulated by counsel through agree- from her grandfather on her birth- big aavy bills without batting an ocean, he wants to be a couple of day, took them to New York. A t 9:00— Lux Radio Tbekter tbe State. Information os to how It eyo, not so much by letting con- ment and the case submitted at thousands mllen off in a hurry, he the docks there was such a throng _ Doctor_ 10:00— Wayne King's Orchestra may be utilised has already been has only to lift the phone, call sent to all physiciana. tracts for more and bigger and fast- once on the constitutional Interpre- of reporters and photographers, EARLY STAGE OF SYPHIUS 10:80— "B rave New W orld"— U. 8. either of his brace of pilots, mo- WTIC Office o f Education Every caae of pneumonia to view, er warplanes, not so much In plan- tations Involved. such a huge crowd of curious spec- INFECTION IS TLME TO FIGHT f " tor out to the field and fly off. Trovetosa Broadcasttag Boniee, 11:00—N ew * Service ed by the department os aa emer- And there la no probability what- A ll this in prelude to a casual tators eager for a glimpse of the LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA ning for a thousand tanks and for young couple, or possibly an auto- Hartford, UoaB. 11:15—Glen Gray'* Orcheatra gency requiring immediate atten- ever that there was a stngle pereon phone call the ubiquitous Mr. Mil- tion, because to be effective the conversion of peace-time Industrial graph. that It was necessary to have By DR MORRIS FISHBEIN 80,000 W. 1040 R a 2X2 M. 11:80— Sammy Kaye's Orchestra concerned In the eult, on either aide, ler made the other morning. He anti-pneumonia serum must be ad factories Into munition plants, aa in police escort. Editor, Journal of the Amerioan Eastern Standard Time 12:00—EddI* F ltz^ tric k ’s r*Orehes- was In the throes of gathering a tra mtalstered eary ta tbe ease, and tbe tba rapid adaptation of the public who at Its beginning did not know cast for his next play, which Is Health and Diet 'Dlls was Bret’s first experience Medioil Association, and of HygeU, earlier the better. One authority re absolutely that at the end, what- as'the husband of the richest girl the Health Magazine li;3 0 a.ra.— Orrin Tucker’s Orehaa- mind to aojuiescent If not pleased by Frederic Lonsdale. He al- P.M. tra port* that when serum for Type 1 ever decision might be rendered by ready had contracted Ina Claire. W ashington Daybook In the world. He was not at all sure 4:00— Lorenxo JonM pneumococcus la riven during the oeatemplation of these acUvitiea Advice that he liked It. He said he felt as Among the most serious of the Tomorrow** Program the trial court, the whole business And he knew that another yoimg By DR. FR A N K M clAtt Bt PrtMttm Grov0r 4:16—The Story of Mary Marlin A.M. first 24 hours of Uuiess, only about Two years ago the House would though he were some sort of freak dlsturlmnces caused by locomotor five per cent of tbe patlenta die os actress he wanted, a Miss Nancy 4:30— Hank Keene 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma never have passed a 1993,000,0000 would be appealed to the Supreme Washington.—One of out admir- • Hon. J. Darlington Peddle, state on exhibition. He felt like a fool. compared with more than 30 per Ryan, happened at the moment to ataxia Is ultimate paralysis ot the 4:49—The Road of Life 7:30— Sboppar* Special Court o f the United States. NEURITIS ing readers (Hi, Joe) has suggested senator from Westbury, visiting "Oh, you’ll get used to It,” Con- cent of the patients that do not re- naval bill In full knowledge that be the house guest of a certain that we tell the touring public where Washington with his family, wiU nervous system as far as it controls 8:00—"Dick Tracy" 7:48— Newa Servieo Maharajah In India. nie assured him. "Anyway It aeems ceive serum. another staggering special appro- Then what Mhd of a court eys- and how to see the governmental fare best watching for the news the bladder. Unfortunately the 8:15—Terry and tbe Pirate* 8:00—Treasure House The other side of the globe Is In a severe case of neuritis as there Is nothing one can do about patient may eventually lose volun- 8:30—Jock Armstrong The department has. fumlsbed priation would almost Immediately tem are we living under, which re- big-wige in Washington and it does reels. * 8:15— Shoppers Specisl a pebble’s toss for Mr. M. He evidenced by shooting or boring It. I suppose people do think we are tarily control of all ot the oigans 9:49— "Little Orphan Annie" serum for Type* I and n for sev- quires dr even permits such enor- seem the public is entitled to know. Just why J. Edgar Hoover should 9:00— Music In the A ir srol years, and will now add serum be sought, with little debate and by picked up bis hotel phone, quietly pains, the chief question In the We would like it if we could tell be so hard to see Is a bit beyond freaks of some sort. Just because ot associated with the excretion of 6:00— New* mous wastage of time and money asked the switchboard operator to mind of the patient Is what he can 9:25—Star Gosing in Hollywood— for Type* IV, V, V n and v m . These a vote of 283 to 19, precisely as the you that on Tuesdays and Sundays us. but he Is. When he drives to so much money. As for the news- waste material from the body. 6:15— "The Reveler*" from etudlo connect him with the Maharajah's do to obtain rebel. His whole mind six types cause about half to two- committee wrote i t on legal mumbo-jumbo which can our major figures will be on ex- work, his car, without stopping, is papermen, I used to get angry with Without suitable treatment, it ta 6:25— Murical Interlude 9:30—Mary Herman— Organ Melo- oalace In Jaipur aid ask for Miss is concentrated on Just that one hibit in the zoological park from swallowed up In the cavema of the them, too, but they are Just doing the tendency for this disease grad- 6:80—W rigbtville (Jlarion thirds at all lobar pneumonia and T w o years ago the country would be of no final effect and which uses dies perhaps a fourth of all broncho Ryan. Twenty minutes later, the problem of getting the pain to stop. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m„ In cages 11 to 77, Department of Justice building (A t their Jobs, you know. We are 'news,' ually to become worse for many 6:46-^ock The InquUltor have forgotten most of Its more Im- up vast sums belonging to the pub- operator reported that she bad 9:48—Dsn Harding's W lfo—Dra- pneumonia, and an even greater In milder cases, evidenced by such inclusive, with a card for each tell- tomey General Homer Cummings and so they have to tell the world years until the patleo' finally baa to 7:00—Amo* ’n’ Andy matic Skit lic, in some cases aa federal tax- been Informed from Jaipur of symptoms as pains In the arms and ing age. eex, nativity and by whom lie In bed. Unfortunately for thess proportion ot the deaths. It to es- mediats woes in the face of such aa works there too), where he Is whisk- about ua.” 7:15—Uncle ICxra’* Radio Station 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly—Dra- Miss Ryan's departure for Cal- donated to the government. But it patients, in some Instances ths sential, however, that the physician affront to its pacific determination. payers and in other cases as corpo- legs, weakness of the muscles, and ed up to his fifth floor office on a B-Z-R-A matic Skit cutta. is not so, and that is perhaps too non-stop elevator. However, be course ot this disease requires sev- be colled eoriy aad that sputum ration stock-holders and often as numbness or tingling, the need tor Bret said he supposed she was 7:80—John Herrick 10:18—M yrt and Margo— Dramtle N ow it is only the few who lift their "Get Calcutta,” Mr. M. com- relief is not so urgent; but never- bad, for they could be fed peanuts often walks to work down Pennsyl- eral years. In rare cases the symp- coughed up from thO lungs be saved right. Nevertheless be did not think 7:45—"Chondu, The Magidon" Skit In a Cleon cup so that Uie doctor 18th Century CTeck these distinctive features of Oils group; Swell-fraat ton eenUr voices tai protest—and most of both? manded. theless, the patient is wondering and bits of stale bread and ques- vania or Conatltutlon avenue be- toms develop rapidly. he would ever get used to being 8:00— George Burn* and Grade A l 10:80— Em ily P ao% -"R o w to get con send a sample immediately to drawer of buffet; reeded table pedestals; china with cabinet base thess, it ta to be suspected, n^inly A brown Polynesian chief in a Another brief pause. "Calcutta what he could be doing to banish tioned as to why Snohomish did not tween 8 and 9 a. .n. from his home Every patient with a condition of len; Ray Noble'* Orcheatra bracket feet and broken pediment top, pierced-baek chairs . . plus get a new poetofflee. public property. He was certain ne the Most out of Life” the laboratory for typing and there feather cape could devise a better says that Mias Ryan Is on a Lon- hla symptoms. These mild cases are beyond the Library of Congress. this sort must be under the Imme- 9:00— Fibber McGee and Molly swirl m A ogsn y veneered fronts on buffet and china! Piecea shown, because they have publicly com' Nevertheless a zealous tourist never would enjoy It. He was glad 10:46— New s Ssrvies by learn which type serum to ad- don-bound plane," the switch- very frequent and are usually not About 1 p. m. he strolls across diate care of a competent pbjrsl- 9:30—Hour o f Charm Dining Room plua 4 additional side chair^ Regular $225.00. mitted themselves, many times system—infinitely better. with the patience of an Audubon the street to lunch at the Willard now that they were going away: 11:00—Jlustcol Workshop minister. board said. "Let It go." the the- correctly diagnosed. For example, clan. It is Important to watch tha 10:00—Contented Program and a bit of spore cash can satisfy on Pennsylvania and 14th. a block they would not be "newa” In other hygiene of the patient because re- 11:18—Carol Kennedy’s Romance— Serum fOr Type* I and n will be over, to the creed of peace at any ater tycoon murmured. the arm and leg pains to which 1 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Company Along with the phone bill the his Inner yearnings with full or or two from the White House. countries. lief for a great many of the patlenta DromaUe Skit available in sufficient quantity that (Below) A Watkins Reproduction In price. JUST INSANE ANGER have already referred may trouble 11:00— Newa local health officers may order sup- next morning (133.90 per minute) fleeting glimpses of even the finer However he was to find that they may be obtained by a suitable study 11:30—Big Slater—Dramatic Skit genuine mahogany. ' Chippendale mii'i- A ftsr all, vdien we get the situa- the patient on and off for months 11:15—Freddie Martin'* Orcheatra plies ta advance and have them on pm\\i within the last few days there Mr. Miller received a cable from specimens of offlUola payrolla. More Gamer Is Easy still were, to the other passengers ot the diet and other factors in tha 11:45—Aunt Jenny*' Real Life Stor- Pembroke type occasional living room tion under a better perspective. It without bis having the slightest Idea prevalent types, such as represen- He has dinner at Harvey's, a fish on shipboard. People stopped talk' 11:30—Lou Breeae’a Orcheatra ies hand when needed. For the other table with tjrpical Chinese pierced have been In Spain a number of the Miss Ryan, latellned Baghdad hygiene of the body. 12:00 Weathe^ that they might be a form of neu- tatives and aenatora, can be seen house on Connecticut avenue. A ing whenever the newijrweds, whose 12:00 Noon—Mary Margaret Mc- typea the supply In the market U X-*tretcher. Usually $17.86. IW" begins to took a little ridiculous that where her plane had been forced Most Important Is the special A JIC* most Intensive and most frightful ritis. singly or in large bands at almost watchful visitor can see him at romance was so strange and thrill treatment tor the eyphllitlc infec- Bride limited aad it will be distributed after the whole srorld had been down. "Am hurrying to New any hour of the day, and often 12:02—Lonl Meintire’s Orchestra bombing raids In military history. Considerable controversy has those times. Be looking for a ahort- Ing, approached on their dally tion throughout the body. This tbs P.M. from depots in the larger city de- making a major business of war- York,” It said. "Hold part for me.’ at night. iah fellow, darkish but not swarthy, 12:80— Earl Hlnea’ Orcheatra partments ot health as mucb as pos- Many hundreds of persons, almost arisen concerning the real cause ot promenade around the deck; they doctor controls by re ^ la rly exam- 12:15— Your New* Parade — Edwin fare for seven or eight thousand neuritis. Some physicians believe and he won't be carrying a tommy- ining both the spinal fluid and tha 1:00—SUent C. HUl sible. Typing at pneumonia Infec- m? all of them cIvUlans, have been kill- Cupid's Exit Hoover Hard To Spot gun. He doesn't go out much nights stared as they made their way tion la essential. Upon request of the cause Is a toxemia; others re- blood, at the same time studying Tomorrow*! Program 12:80— Romance o f Helen TronL— lllio,,. years, we should have hoped to Thla Is a minor saga about a man, There are limitations, of course. across the big dining room to the ed and thousands wounded. In the gard the common forms of neuritis but occasionally on week-ends files regularly the rymptoma from which AJ<. Dramatic Skit the health officer, the serum may be $ 39.51 bring about a final abandonment of woman and dog, and the human Persona wishing to see President to New York. captain's table. When Bret and Con- delivered to the messenger who dumping of great numbers of aerial as probably due to a lack of vita- the patient suffers. While few 6:00—Blue Groea Roy 12:46— Our Gal Sunday— Dromtie war In something less than twenty protagonists happen to be well- Roosevelt eating hotdogs at a road- Probably easiest to see of all is nie played games, or swam In Uie brings iputum to the laboratory for bombs on several citiea -and both min B In the diet. side stand or J. EMgar Hoover lead- big pool, or danced, there were cases seem to develop complete 6:30—"ReveUle” Skit known around the Rialto. Vice President Gamer, national 7:00—Morning Watch—Ben HaW' typing If the type U found to be one Revlvsfl from an oM Cogswell dsatga. years. Particularly when we have Judging f.-om my experience, J ing a raid on some well publicized figure No. 2. He wanders around whispered, though often audible cures. In a great many coses mod- 1:00— Betty and Bob—Dramatic Insurgent and Government air Their marriage plana suddenly thorne for which serum la available. lounge ehair has been mada svaa ' never made any attempt whatever believe the main cause Is a toxic criminal are likely to be disappoint- the Capitol building, on the Senate comments, and always a group ern methods of treatment may Skit forces have done the raiding and had reefed against the rocks, bring about a stop in the progress 8:00—Newa comfortable by a tuftad back and cause— the patient developing a ed. The President doesn’t often eat end. and tourists are permitted to gathered as an audience. Once Bret 1:19— Hjrmna o f oil Churehea-^oe seat euahion. Available to amall-u to get rid, in our own national life, when both parties grew tempera- of the disease. both Insurgent-held and Govern- systemic toxemia which results m hotdogs, contrary to popular belief, run at large In the capltoI. He lives opened the stateroom door suddenly 8:19— Good Morning Melodlee Emerson and hi* Choir tapestries ta brown, gresn, bl*ek,'biu o f the same conflicts imd self seek- mental. And the thwarted groom 8:30—Radio Bazaar ment-held cities have been attack- the accumulation of toxins around and in Washington rarely appears In at the Washington hotel, across the to discover a man eavesdropping 1:30—Arnold Grim'* Daughter— Regular $44.50. ing and Individualistic Injustices departed to brood and forget at In addition to locomotor ataxia, 9:00—Milky W ay the nerves, which accumulation Ir- public. He takes no regular drive street from the Treasury and a block outside. Dramatic Skit •1/ ed. Honolulu. With him he took his infections ot the nervous syriem 9:15—Oretehen McMullen which, when carried Into Intema- ritates the delicate nerve cells. but occasionally on Sundays goes from the White House. "I almost pitched him overboard," 1:45—Holl3rwood In Person—Movie It would be beyond the truth to frisky scottle who always hsd to St. Thomss church Just off Con- with the later stages of this vene- 9:85—Food Newa RADIO tional relationships, bring on wars These systemic toxins or poisons are He rarely walks the streets but Staiaott ths Air ■“•III been privy to the shattered ro- necticut avenue, a half dozen blocks he told Connie violently. "W hy on real disease bring about all sorts of —.. Day hold that In these attacks, savagely principally caused from Intestinal he and Mrs. Gamer breakfast often 9:45—"Artlatry of HomemoUng" 2:00— Four Clubmen and all their horrors. mance. But aa he approached from the White House. in the hotel's coffee shop, open to earth should people spy on ua and strange disturbances. 10:00— Mr*. W igg* of th* Cabbage ruthless as has been their nature, that paradise Isle, he ran Into poisons. whisper behind our backs and rub- 2:16—The O’Neill's—Dramatic 8M t Bsstora Standard 'Time We Just haven’t been long enough These goings and comings are the public. Get there early, by 8 There are ^orms of meningitis, of Patch 2:80—American Bdiool ot the A ir $98 complications. The Quarantine o f- Abscessed teeth or diseased ton- bernecks? I think, honey. If you there was no military objective rarely announced, so as to avoid o'clock at latest, and If you can softening of the spinal cord, of tu- 10:15—John’* Other W ife 3:00—Ray Block's Varistias out of the caves—or out of the ficers Insisted upon the detention of sils or sinuses ma^ act as contribut- don't mind, we'll stay close to our mor, of changes In- the blood ves- New York, Jon. 24 — (A P ) — Down-and-feather seat cushions, solid mahogany ball feat, and soft, silky whatever. There Is a chance that crowds, and that is where time and make your ham and egg last quite a 10:30—Just Plain Bill 3:80—HoUace Shaw—soprano with trees. hla pet. So in anger and despair, ing causes, and treatment given to patience come In. Sometimes he rooms during the remainder of the sels, and many similar conditions. Whether editor or printer is the Mohair covers are features of this London lounge sofa. Choice of color*. some bomb may dcatroy aome while your chancu are good. Look 10:45—Th* WomzLD In White Concert Orchestra (Also available with wooden knuckle arms.) Regular $125.00. k#!r he turned about with the jet-black such conditions may In some cases dedicates buildings and In spring for the most amazing pair of eye- voyage.” For that reason every person who 11:00— David Horum better speUer may come to a final source of military supply. There is little fellow to New York, where he $14-95 produce relief. However, If the pa- and summer drives to the navy yard brows In the world. Beneath and to Connie said she did not mind. ever has had this form of venereal 11:15—Backstage Wife determination Saturday night when CUMMINGS’ JOB ran into his would-be bride again. to board the White House yacht. Paul Wing swing* hla weekly speU- usually at least a faint hope that tient continues to live afterwards the rear of them la Gamer. Poor Bret, he waa getting a taste dlaeoae, even though once an- 11:80— Home Maker* Exchange Together they brooded on a If you are a newspaperman you Somebody or other Is forever some purely military concentration as he has before. It will only be a I'll give you some more low- of the glided cage In which she si' nounced as cured, should have an- with Eleanor Howe tag bee Into ocUon on WJZ-NBC. can see the President two times a down on where to see the Washing- other examination of the blood adth This question o f spelltag bstween dog's harsh life and a week later short time until sufficient toxins ways bad lived. She did not mind 11:45— "The Mystery C jhef guessing that Attomoy-Gcnernl or vital transportation facility may they were wed. But 24 hours aft- week at press conferences but the ton high-ups tomorrow. the Waasermann test at fairly fre- Recreation the men who write the newspaper will be generated to produce a re- the way people behaved as much as 12:00 Noon— “Getting The Mont Out Homer Cummings is about to retire, be destroyed: and there Is the third er the nuptial ceremonies, the dog turn of the trouble. usual; not only because she waa quent Intervals— say. at least every aad thoss who put tt into type long few years— and also, after some of Life"—Rov. William L. Btidger has been ta controversy. either to private life or to some dip- effect of lowering the morale and passed peacefully away, having ful- In addition to this main cause used to it, but because it waa im- P.22. filled his mission, I gue.as. care of this newspaper and enclose brunette and with a comparatively time, a Wassermann test of tha Centerltems In his attempt to settle the de- lomatic or territorial government capacity for resistance of the civil- producing nerve Irritation because possible for her to mind anythmg 12:15— "Young Wldder Jone*" n Jlilliilitiii. of accumulated toxins. It la true a large, self-addressed, stamped thicker akin. As soon as a bruise as long as she bad BreL spinal fluid. bate, Wing wUl call on teams from post. This guessing has been going ian population. envelope. It Is possible In many instances 12:30— Beauty Hint* Boston newspapers. Five wUl be Wine Was Flat, Too that a lack of vitamin B In the diet appears, the best plan la to use cold They were very happy during Mendsy on since the first year of Mr. Cum- to arrest the progress of this condi- 12:45— ‘‘Slngln’ Sam” editoriail men aad the other five wiU It la the last of these which is the Apropos: There hasn't been such may play an Importan role In pro- compiesses Immediately, as these this second honeymoon. Perhaps Ths women's gym class win meet wholesale tippling as In "Tortilla tion if treatment is begun in the 1:00— Newa; Weather dome from tbe composing room, mings' service in his present post, real purpose of the bombing of ducing the symptoms of neuritis, a.s Ql ESTlONb AND ANSWERS will be helpful in lessening the they w'ould never be quite so happy 1:19—Joyce Jordan from 7 to 8 o’clock. Grand Rapids made $ 9-95 Flat" round here since the ' Wine bleeding from the small blood ves- early stagea It Is not possible to representing th* )>eat spellers oa but the speculators do not get towns and cities--the first two ob- the vitamin B complex Is necessary again. It may be that each realized do much after locomotor ataxia haa 1 :S0—Word* 'and Music Th* men’s gym class will follow The (jhrUtiu Science Monitor, The Caves were ransacked a year ago. to the body for the nerves to be (Oyster Plant) sels. If the bruise Is not seen until from 8 to 9 o'clock. weary through many dlsappoint- jectives are too problematical and On opening night. I thought I count- this. In their hearts, and so made become well established. 2:00— "W hat Do You Know About Globe, Th* Herald, Th* Traveler sound and healthy. Lack of sufficient Question: V. J. Inquires: "Please later, then use hot towels. The heat The Junior boy’s plungo A Shining example ot Watkllis February flalqi menta They arc at It again, and ed twelve gallon Jugs of stage wine every moment a perfect, ahlnmg Cancer"—Herbert F. Hliache and Th* Record. too remote to be worth the cost of vitamin B Is therefore a possible give me some idea how to cook will be of benefit, particularly If any wUl he from 6 to 6:48. value*. Duncan Phyf* coSs* tabla wttk u if ’ being passed around and guzzled one. 2:05—"Four Star Hite’’ one of the new reasons given why the munitions. cause which must be home In mind. oyster plant. I see It in the store soreness has developed. It was fun, as Connie had pre- FROGS JOIN THE NAVY 2:16— Kay Fayre The men's plunge period will be usual pedestal and brass Upped Isga. U te ' down; and most of it didn't look On the future sebeduli of ths net- 13x38 Inch mahogany vensored top kfl* « they believe the Connecticut man la But over and above any military A third cause which sometimes but do not buy It because I do not dicted, seeing and enjoying every- FOR TRIP TO GUAM 2:30—Federation of Women'* Club* from 7 to 8 o'clock. works or* broadcasts by President like the stuff Lucius Beebe would know what to do with It." rimmed edge. Vintohed ta SbOratOB " ~ weary of hla Job is the impending considcriitloD whatever, the type of be likely to approve. What they Operates In producing neuritis is a thing together, rn Lonoon they Program Tbe women's pluiige period win Roosevelt and Alfred M. London. color. Regular $14.78. mechanical cause, or example, it tnc Answer; Oyster plant is a whole- San Francisco—(A P )—A t least 2;49—Armchair Quartet follow from 8 to 9 o’clock. promotion of Assistant Attorney- warfare now so conspicuous In serve on stage, by the way. Isn't the played at aightaeclng, and the night Tb* President, speaking the night spinal vertebrae are slightly out ot some vegetable which should be spots. In Paris they were very gay, part of the mysterioua naval ma- 3:00—Pepper Young's Family A late plunge period for men will of February 7, via NBC CBS and General Jackson to be solicitor-gen- Spain Is, beyond question, the re- best vintage In the world. It's two- Quotations— I alignment, the Impingement upon used as soon as possible before the doing the rounds of night clubs and neuvers In the Pacific has been ex- 3:15— Ma Perkin* follow the gym close. MBS, it to open the twentieth on- eral. thirds water and one-third grape sult of sheer savage, blind hated. Juice and one actor has hsd to the nerves may easily produce a starch h u had time to develop. the Bohemian quarters; and Con- plained. ^ 3:30— Vic and Sade The gym class girls will use the plveraary week of the Boy Scouts of One would think, to bear the Intensified by frustration. consume 28 gallons of the stuff definite neuritis which will only dis- Used in this way It may be taken nie, to Bret's amazement, purchas- It was revealed, that a dozen pairs 8:46—"The Guiding Light” bowling sUeys at 8 o'clock. America. appear through adjusting the affect- freely and will be found to have an Many people who grow up unable of Louisiana jumbo frogs had been H r. London's address on "the Us* the W-B Budget Plan of paymenta, if you - guessers talk, that this proceeding For a year and a half that fratri- since rehearsals began. A t least to work and co-operate with others ed trunkloada of gorgeous clothes Tnesdny ed vertebrae. agreeable flavor. I suggest that you consigned to tho navy here, and future o f faith and service" to to wish. Small first pajnnent; bolonca wosidy^ would boost Jackson over Cum- two members of the cast of ‘T o r - have probably not been handled of which he thought she had more Tbe women's swimming classes cidal war has been going on and on, A leas frequent cause of neuritis do not scrape the oyster plant, but would go to the Island of Guam come from Chicago Febuary 5 aa or monthly. Hisre's only a xm«u eanytaffc. tilla Flat" took an.idotes. They right during adolescence. than enough already. In India they will meet aa follows: 7:00 to 7:45 charge for this service. ' mings' head. As a matter, of fact, and neither side, despite the most is the use of alcohol to excess, or wash it well In clean water and along with Commander James T. be speaks before the United Metho- marched over to a nearby saloon — Mro. Garry C. Myers, child psy- obtained an audience with Gandhi, Beglnnsrs; 7:45 to 8:20 Interms- o f course, the solicitor-general's Job extravagant throwing away of lives each night and drank legal beer. the absorption of arsenic or lead. scrub It with a vegetable bmsb. Cut Alexander, the new governor. dist cooncU, colled to mark the chologlsL the richest girl in the world sitting WDRC dlate; 8:80 to 9M8 Nurse* Private 300th oniUveraary of tbe church. is that of a kind of jackal to the and unbelievable destruction of For the stage wine Is certainly The succesoful treatment of neu- into thin sllcea and cook in plain at th'e foot of the poorest man! They It’s part of the government's prx>- Class. attorney-general. He is the fellow not the potion Jack Kirkland used ritia must in every esse depend water, seasoning it when served ordered an exact replica, in minia- gram o f experimental argiculture 228 Hartford, Conn. 1880 The senior bosketbaU league property, has been able to come and animal husbandry for the Is- Ltotentag tonight; In training for his bout with upon the removed of the cause, with butter if desired. Or, if you A woman (lawyer) may. In cer- ture size, of the famoua Taj Mabal. games will be oa scheduled: 'Olson's who has to do the really difficult even near to victory. The recent land, be explained. Eastern Standard Time Talks—WJZ-NBC 7:18, Traffic (Below) Big, ro< critic Richard Watts, Jr. whether this cause is a toxemia, a wish, you may add a small amount tain phases, be on an equal intellec- They stayed a month at Connie s vs. Dillon V8's, 7:16; Renh’s Tavern ..51**- law-work of the Justice Depart- tual plane with men. Safety Forum; WJZ-NBC 10:80, inch top, made ooUd raapt*. Tey bombinga on the part of the Insur- lack o f vitamin B. or a mechanical of cream for seaaonlng Just before villa on the Riviera, where the white vs. YD Service. 8:15; P. A . A. C. Radio Forum, Sen. Joslah W. Bailey — Mrs. Doris R Vam, 27, Roches- RICE GIVEN AS DOLE PAf. drawer fronts are scuffedI and worn to ment, who must make the snow gents are, in the last analysis, due cause inducing' pressure. The pa- serving. When prepared In this way. sands were surfed by the' blue Medi- vs. Moriortys. 9:15 on "W ages and Hours LeglalaUon;' late age. Finished ta a glowing antlqua balls for the attorney-general to tient may usually be hoped by the the flavor will slightly resemble that ter, N. Y., recently admitted to IS USED FOR Ll(j 4:00— Sing and Swing / to wild, unreasoning, insane anger. the bar. terranean. In Bangkok and Lelhl The women's afternoon bowling W EAF-N BC and WABC-CBS 12. color. Regular $38.00. application of some form of heat, of an oyster stew. they browsed In the street markets 4:18—Between tb* B^kends throw—and for years at a time no The t omblngs on the part of the A Thought San Francisco— (A P )—Iir la will start at 8 o’clock. First anniversary Ohio Volley flood aa this will relieve the pain tem- and bought everything from fruits A'30—Master Singer* relief. Admiral Cory T . Grayson, one ever mentions bis name. A sort relief rations, authorities decided. Wedaaaday Loyalt is are due to a lust for repri- porarily, but lasting improvement (Treatment for Bniiae) Anyone who sajrs the picture to ancient bemdwoven rugs. In 4:45—John J. Duffy—Commentator Chairman Frank R. McNtatb of the And above all thinge have ferv'cnt arould be arise to'give impoverilllcd •An afternoon gym class for wo- Solid AAaple $ 2^*50 of almost anonymous foreman mu- sal almost as wild and unreason- will only come by finding the cause Question: Mrs. L. P. writes; "1 doesn't even look like Miss Bennett Egypt they gazed upon the carved 6:00—Ad Liner Communications Commission and charity among yoorselvee; for char- (Thlnatoa-n residents plenty of rice. 5:30— Step Mother men WtU b* held at th* West Bids BlUoos worker behind the line. U mg, for there Is but the smallest ity shall cover the multitude of sins. and removing iL have five active children and every Is reflecting on my ability as an wonder of the Sphinx. former Mayor NevUIe MUler of Mrs. N g Shee Tom seemed espe- 5:45— Hilltop House—starring Ben* Rec on Cedar strosL at 3:80. Louisville. he makes a mistake. It’s Just too likelihood that they will. In any — I Peter 4:8. 1 have seen many cases of neuri- so often one of them gets a bump artisL It la a good picture, a very good one. cially appreciative. Johnson The men’s swimming clSMes wtU W2ta.F-NBC—8 Bums and Alien: ' bad for him. I f bis shells are all tis In which complete recovery has which causes a brulae. What treat- When they came back, after four start at 7 o’clock. T o ^ UlM th* low, rugged design of this Bsrty American group. This case, touch thoee responsible for the been obtained through treatment, —WtUy Pogaay, oommentlng ea Us But federal agents, knoarlng some 6:00—Newa Service 8:80 Margaret Bnesks, songs; 9 We are rich only through what ment will help?" months into arhich so much bad The Junior boy's ptung* period Solid Maple _ . sturdy sffqet has bean achieved by the use of stubby bracket bases ea ^ right the attorney-general gets the mad attacks on Loyalist cities. with the patfent'B experiencing no portrait o f Oooataaoe Bennett, of the most potent drinks o f the 6:19— Dinner Dance Music Fibber McGee; 9:80 Phil Spltatay's we give: and poor only through _ Answer: After a bruise the flesh been crowded that it might hsve will be from 6 to 6:48. c h ^ and dresser, short, heavy bed posts and horlxontal wooden drawer ; credit for firing them. return whstsoever of their former screen star. Orient are distilled from rice, kept 6:30—Hortfor^Better Busin*** Bu- glrto; 10 Morek Weber coacerL The rest of the world is not pay- what we refuse and keep.—Madam turns black and blue, and there been several years, they brought their eyes open. pulls. Watkins Quality solid maple construction with solid oak drawer I f there's anything about the Swetcblne. distress; In other cases considerable usually occurs a limited Injury to more than 50 trunks and boxes and reau— “The Himr Scheme" WABC-CBS—7:18 New Arthur Interiors. Cboles o f chest or dressing tabt*. ing nearly enough attention to the Now Mia. N g Is in Jail and her 6:45—Doris Rho r business relations and arranged for To Address Merchants Here Tomorrow talks with representative small busi- COOKING SCHOOL TRUST COMPANY nessmen in the near future. TWO LOCAL MEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OUNN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, IMS The President also is going ahead Manchester Assembly, Order of with hla study of puUic utilities. Rainbow, will seat Its new officers served by Mias Sarah Wolsten- ELECTS OFnCERS Gov. Gordon Browning of Tennessee THREE DIFFERENT CASTS bolme and assistants. teer firemen w u w example for Sec undo AgoaUneUi, Antonio Fal- tonight at 8 o'clock at a public sold Mr. RiXMMvelt 1 ^ asked him PASSBAREXAMS LOCAL CAR nCURES otbera. for the pear and U M m d TO OPEN NEXT WEEK Prayer meeting will be held FIREMEN OF NO. 3 cetto, visiting committee. continued nipport Installation In the Masonic Tampie. to discuss with Federal power ex- Thursday evening at the home of Dancing Dlitll Nldnlgbt. COLOMBO SOCIETY A buslnesa meeting win be held at perts at the White House Thursday Presidente Amadeo was btro- A steak aad spaghetti dlmm FOR COMMUNITY P U Y S Mrs. Ida M. Brown on Willlngton While the dinner w u being served duced to the members at the ban- 7 o'clock sharp. Browning’s proposal that state and IN CRASH ON BRIDGE Hill. The topic will be "The Earth there was music provided by a three served to 100 members bjr Ui' W. G. Glenney Re-Elected As Jay Robmow And Herman quet by John Rota, toastmaster, and O s u a Daughter* of man Jbnir* M Gtft To Federal agencies purchase privately ly and the Heavenly." ENTERTAIN WIVES piece orchestra, but when the time INSTAU^FFICERS he gave u bteresting account of jCHINESE STUDENT The Epworth Circle will meet to- owned utilities In Tennessee. arrived for dancing it was found served the dbner. Following . Each One-Act Play WiH Be The annual mid-winter gathering the histoiw, the alms u d objectives banquet d u cln g was enjoyad; night at 7:30 with Miss Ethel Little Wendell L. WlUkie, president of of teachers In districts of Supervisor that there w u an addition to the of the society u d complimented the of 48 Eldrtdge street President; Walter P. Gor- the Commonwealth and Southern Ynlyes Admitted To Prac- Directed By DilTerent Per orchestra. member* u d th*lr fomlUe* " luckeder Women To Be KlflfANIAN GUEST Bad TraiFic Jam Caused Levi T. Garrison, including this members for their cooperation u d mualc by Dubaldo’a orchestra. Utility system, receutly suggested son; To Be Given Tomorrow. town. Union, Tolland and Mansfield Steak Dmner At Hose House Oommtaaloner Robert J. Smith, Ceremonies Held Yesterday assistance during the past 30 years. The Church School Board win man New Vice-PresidenL government purchase of that con- tice On Saturday. and Districts of MarUn Robertson who formerly played d.'ums In local He also declared that the future of The committee In chkrg* o# . hesented February 1 To ___ cern as “a last fesort in a desperate annual buquet: Somud Amadte^j meet tomorrow evening at 6:30 at This Moroing When Auto There will be no doubling In any will be held In the Windham street orchestru had brought along his the society as a medium of assistbg the North Methodist church for a situation" caused, he said, by com- school auditorium Saturday morning Is (dven Saturday Night; snare drum u d alto nls bass drum Prerions To Annual Dan- Its members b m u y ways was sat- Fruk Faechettl, Peter Oordsra.’! petition arising from the Tennes- capacity when tha Community John Rota, Luigi PaUuxal, Etmlaldi 4 At H e State Theater. Miss Grace Yuan Confident supper and business meeting. Directors of the Manchester Two boys, both members of the Players present the three plays to- at 10 6'ciOck. The effiaf speaker and with the other eoatraptionq Itfsctory u d urged all to continue ee Valley Authority. Skids Into A Truck. will be Henry A. Tlrrell, principal of that make up the outfit u t In with their support. Other buquet speak- Ventreaco, Salvatore DePumpo, Jo- Trust Ckimpany met this afternoon Adminlnstratlon power advisers some class In Manchester High morrow evening. Bach play will District Officers Guests. qnet In Sob-Alpine Gub. seph Antonbo, Salvator* Raiaaoodiv Dr. H. L. F. Locke of Hartford have Its own cast aad director and Norwich Free Academy. Hts theme the other player* u d UfitU midnight era were Vice Presidente Peter Cor- A amontpmper emanot alwaym Her Natire Country WiD win address the Manchester Moth- to elect officers for the year. W. said the President bod stressed. In school, were among the 33 of over will be “What Education Does for played with the Orchestra that pro- dera. Secretary F r u k Faechettl u d Albert AgostbelU. talks wrlth utilities men from nearly wlU be entirely different from the ' from redden. But wben ers club at the January meeting to George Glenney was re-elected 100 who took flniU examlnattone for Hartford, Jan. 34.— (A P )—A col- others. The direction of the first Young People.” vided music tor du clag. There Dtrectore Joseph Peretto, jBoseph ^ Ibe tdentlcel requeet oomes lo oreek president and Walter P. Gorman every section of the country, a con- admittance to the Connecticut State The board of relief will be In see Memmbera of Headquarters Com- w u every kind of a d u oe played Officers of the Olatoforo Colombo Naretto, treasurer. " Nerer Be Conquered. be held tonight In Center church viction that sound utilities could lision between a truck and twro pae- play "The Turn Of The Road” U in Dinosaurs dliKl out botwi** .tti*ar,''.^ * 'Mter week and month after month, house. His subject will be "The waa elected vice president to fill Bar Association, according to the the capable hands of Miss Helen Sion at the town hall February 1st pany No. 8 of the South Manches- from the old toe waits to the big Socleta were Installed u d the an- Toastmaster Roto read a tele- bod a brab *o small tkaii^it""^!^ •ven a newspaper must bow to the the vacancy caused by the resigna- fihd ready Investors for new build- announcement made by the 1 .senger ears on the Connecticut, from 1 to 4 o’clock p. m. to hear apple u d the number that found Problem Child." Mrs. Arthur Beelert ing programs. Bates. The second play. "Chired," Is ter fire department enterUlned their nual meeting u d buquet Of the gram frqyn Treasurer Vittorio Flrpo weighed only a few ounces, (udr*— “ Wishes of the majority and take tion of Clifford R. Burr. Harold nation board on Saturday, wdio river bridge about 8 a. m„ today any appeals from assessments or to themselves d u cln g to the music from Chicago In which, he eongrato- were unable to cope with ' wUI provide music and. refresh- Foliowring President Roosevelt's being done by Russell Gould who wives and a number of the district surprised even themselves. Italian Am ericu Society held yes- afllrmatlve action. Speaking before the Klwanls club ments will be served by Mrs. Henry C. Alvord waa re-elected secretary paased the examination success- caused one of the wrorst traffic Jams has recently returned to Manchester do any other buslnesa proper. The leted the oflioera upon taking office competition. recent comment that Amertcone fully. ever seen on the bridge and d e la ^ and department offlcere at their It was one of tha beat parties terday at the Sub Alpine Oub, Eld- The "Ayes" have It. The popular, at Ita weekly noonday meeting at Miller, chairman, and her commit- and treasurer and Russell Hath- and rejoined the Players. Mr. Gould members of the board are William away and Louis Marts were re- might well study the British laws Both of the boys were educated hundreds of commuters. Parizek, Fred Service and Nelson hose bouse Saturday night. About ever held by No. 3 oom puy u d ridge street. Samuel Amedeo w u astich'Sought Cooking School Is the Y. M. C. A. today. Miss Grace tee of hostesses. governing labor unions, John P. waa a member several years until 70 were In attendance. coming again—the free, entertain* named oasiatant treasurers. Rob- in the grammar schools of Manches- An automobile going west, driven Usher. the oommlttee headed by Thom u Installed Presidents of the society Yuan of China expressed supreme Frey, president of the A. F. of L. ter and both entered Manchester by Joseph Mlruekl, 20. of 165 Oak hla work required him to travel and A steak dinner was served, but Smyth w u congratulated for the lug and thoroughly profitable course ------, pi ert E. Hathaway was re-elected remain away from Manchester. Miss A conference will be held Tues- with the following assisting officers confidence that Japan would never trust officer. ' Metal Trades Department, said last High ecHool In the same term. In atraat, Manchester, became caught day evening at the home of Repro- before the dinner the new automo- work that w u done In preparation in homemidiing arts, which Is a gift tha Manchester PqbUc Health Nurs- night the English system of regulat- 18TO both were graduated. Herman In the trolley traeka. According to Beatrice Perrett Is dlreottng the bile purchased for the use of Chief to- the dinner u d d u oe. preliminary to the unual buquet, B e Ex tra C a re f u l a b o u t conquer her native country and that third play "A Wedding" and her sentaUve Doris Hall McBee In South to readen from The Herald. China would continue Ita forward ing asaoelstlun, and several of the Ing wages and hours might suggest Yulyea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel the report of Policeman Abel, It Foy was inspected. The car had In addition to thou already men- attended by 100 members, at 1 p. m.; Actually, It Is safe to call the board members are planning to at- previous record and experience Willlngton for representatives, state Peter Cordera, vice presidente; progress among the nations, of the a way of ending the "stalemate” In Yul3res, of 81 Florence street end Jay skidded, crosaed the road and senators, members of boards of edu- been delivered In the afternoon by tioned the com p u y also had u -J acbool a g in to all naden, men In* world. tend the state meeting In New Ha- MILTON TAKES SEAT Congress over aucb legislation. Rublnow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- struck a truck owned by Armour A with the Community Players Indi- WUbrod Messier of the Messler- their gusats First Aaslatut Chief F ru k Faechettl, recording secre- . eluded, for they are destined to reap Company, and driven by Walter cates a very good performance. cation, teachers and others. N. 8. tary; William Belflore, flnucial sec- Miss Yuan graduated from ven on February 3. Tha morning Under the British system, he ex- liam Rublnow, of East Center street. Light, director of field service for Naok company of Center atreet and Daniel Haggerty, Second Asalatut the benefits—long after the four* plained, boards are set up to fix All during the four years In Man- Roaaa. Glen atreet. New Britain, and The casts for the three plays are preaentad to <3hlef Foy by Commla- Oiief Harry McCormick, Foremu retary; Vittorio Flrpo, treasurer; Yenchlng University In 1632 with a session will Include a lecture by as follows; the sUte board of educaUon, wlU day course In fresbly*lnsplred Mrs. Isaac Kingsbury concerning a IN SENATE DESPITE minimum wages, maximum hours, chester High 8ch(x>l they attained a car operated by WUltam Kltron, Stoners Crockett and Hohtnthal. Fred Finnegu of No. 3 oom puy Arturo Oremmo, Joseph Atbo,‘ audi- B. A. degree. For the past year she "The Turn Of tbs Road", Jake, conduct the session along various menus, designed to tempt the Jaded haa been a student in England and proposed course In pubUc health and working conditions for "awdot- marks of such standard that they 64 Adams itreet, Hartford, both Promptly at 7 o'clock the line of u d the oldest u tlva flrem u in tha tors. Directors elSctSd *ier*: John appetite. ed Industries." were both honor students. going east. The paseenger care Bari Ruddell; Lou, Florence SpU- departments of educational work. march formed In the apparatus state. Honorary F orem u IMwln T. Rata, Joseph Naretto, Joseph Peret- $ !^RaliGVG Their M isery; la now studying In Hartford. In 1 0 ni>rsing In Connecticut, luncheon PROTESTS BY U BO R laiw; A Doctor, Walter Henry; Mrs. to, Frank PIuo, John Plano, Frank Now la the time for all good China she had been doing work In will follow at tha Lawn club, and Following their graduation from were badly damaged. room and the members of the com- Ferris of No. 8 com puy. th is PR O VED W a y: ’ homemakers to reserve these dates Manchester High school both entered While the three machines stood Fields, Faith Fallow; The Sheriff, pany and the dlatrlct and depart- Gavello, Louis Zeppa, Peter Plela; connection with the Church of In the afternoon four or five discus- Lawrence Scranton. on their kitchen calendars; February Christ, serving as director of re- (Cnnttnoed from Page One) institutions of higher learning. In the highway, already narrowed HUNDREDS OF PERSONS ment officers marched to the upper o o often, the cold that 'hang* •otion Ust even longer spyttid a ' sion groups will be led by Mrs. C. Yulyea became a student at Yale by enow at the aides, rush-hour "Cured”, Mrs. Shepard, Agnes ALDERMAN DOCS 1, 8, 3 and 4 at 8:30 a. m. at the ligious education In a school. She E. A. Winslow, R. 8. Berry, Mrs. ASK HONORED MEMBERS hall. The bead table was located on” Is a result of neglect . . . thick byer on the chest and cover and Rublnow at Harvard. Both fin- traffic continued to move toward the Donohue; Elsie, Eleanor Wallace: at the west end of the hall and Tu d neglect is always risky. Bewith a warmed cloth. State Theater has been chosen for admitted that she could not give a Carrie Conley and Miss Dorothy denttala had arrived and that under Que Waller. A. F. Howes; John detailed account of the Chinese- ished their academic course at the bridge from East Hartford and com- FLEE BEFORE FLOOD tables for parties of six were eet Hartford, J u . 34.— (AP) — The extra careful ot a stubborn cold, , Relief steTtoalmoat at one*. Ton this long*awatted reunion of home- Darning. Tea will be served by the the usual routine he would be ready TO MAKE RESERVATIONS two New England colleges and pro- munities across the river that send Shepard, William Barrett; Mr. of qourie. But the safatt course la makers, where hospitality will Japanese conflict because she has to be awom In. around the hall. While tha dinner funeral of A lderm u William R. MANCHESTER begin to feel warm and eixnfixV New Haven Visiting Nurses' asso- ceeded further in their study of law. thousiuids of workers to Hartford. Price, Arthur Davis; Mrs. Price, was being served there waa chorus Hsupt, 66, of 18 Bast street. Fifth to be careful of all colds. Don't abMaaVa»^bgoaatowwk((lr*et .: reign; where every woman will find been away from China for two years ciation. They said protests and demands Phyllis Fallow. Rockford, ni., Jan. 34— (A P )— experiment Relieve their misery Yulyea went to George Washington The Jam soon spread backward, and singing. Ward Democrat In the (Jommon thisI douNdouNv proved way. through the akb Ilka a poultlee: - problems close to her own heart dis- but said that China la fighting as a for bearings, probably would be re- Hose Co. No. 2 To Have An- University In Washington, D. C„ and before police could break the tie-up, "A Wedding". Robert Tisdale, the Hundreds of families In the Rock- At the same time Its medicated' unit and Is slowly but steadily Foreman Thomaa Hassett was the Council who died Sunday at the fa m ilies save m o n e y Hsrs’* WImt To Do: It's best tO Stay vapors, nlaaaed by body warmttt cussed helpfully, informally and In- Members of the Center ebureb ferred to the Senate elections com- nual Dinner Saturday Night; Rublnow to the Harvard Law the boulevard and side streets were bridegroom, Robert Wright; Archie ford vicinity abandoned their homes toastmaster and called upon the Municipal hospital after a long Ill- telligently; where delicious, tempt- building to carry on a war of ag- mittee for Its study. filled with automobiles. b u d get lots ?t rest Eat are carried diraat to the irritatM ' i choir will meet at the parsonage for school. the best man, Merrill Rublnow; early today as a 12-hour downpour three district officers. President ness, Mill be held Wednesday, 10 a. with this coal lightly, drink ffienty of water,w . . » . .u d air-possagea wUh every breath. ' ing foods sdll be mixed and cooked gression on Japan after the present rehearsal tomorrow evening at 7 Officials explained that taking Want Honorary Members Both were graduated in June, 1837, Mlruekl was treated for lacera- struggle Is over. Alice Grayson, the bride, Constance of rain flooded two frozen creeks, William J. Crockett, Treasurer E. m.. In St. Patrick’s church. keep ellmbation regular. And use in a model kitchen In full view ot o'clock. A social time wtU follow Arthur O. Neff the oath did not preclude subsequent To Reply. wrlth the degree of Bachelor of Law. tions at St. Francis' hospital and Germaine; Ted, the groomsman, backed up and Inundated stores and ThisdoubbacUonloosanst Miss Yuan reviewed the rich and L. O. Hohenthal, Secretary Robert A lderm u Haupt's oath of office colored Vicks VapoRub wltnout delay, sates Irrlteilon and coughln the alert audience, and where gifts with Mrs. Paul Agard in charge of investigation. Any Senator may A month ago both took the examina- discharged. No one elee, apparent- Bernard Whitman; Mrs. Tisdale, dwellings. The rainfall totaled 2H J. Smith, Chief Foy, Chief LeRoy VapoRub has been prtved by break local congestion. A t____ galore will be distributed dally, even colorful background of China and games. The music committee, con- tion for admittance to the Connecti- ly. was hurt. the bridegroom’s mother, Anne Me- w u administered by Mayor Spellacy the traditions that have been car- A large group of Manchester merchants, members of the Mer- move however, to prevent a newly Rudolph Kissman, chairman of Inches and the storm continued this Griswold of the Manchester Are de- In the hospital where he w u ad- everyday use b more homes t h u after restful sleep comes, VapoRn though the admission Is entirely sisting of Ray Plltaury, chairman; chants' division of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, will gather elected or appointed person from cut bar and In the announcement of Adama; Herbert Grayson, Stewart forenoon. partment and Foreman Fred San- u y other medication ot its kbd— keeps right on working. ried down through the centuries. A the eomml\tee arranging for the an- those who had paased the required The traffic Jam affected users of mitted Nov. 13, shortly after elec- free. Ralph C. Brown. Mrs. Agard, Mrs. at the Hotel Sheridan tomorrow e vening at six o'clock for the annual taking the oath. Neff; Julia, the bride's aunt, Evelyn Ice prevented the streams from key of N a 3 company of the Man fnrthsr proved by the braaat (sUn- •MTii If there b mueh new movement has sprung up in Paul Mozley and Miss Marlon Wash, nual dinner of Hose Co. No. 3 of the mark to practice the profesalon of trolleys aad buses of the Coansetieut Jones. tion. leal teste ever mods on oolds, (Pull Of course, a scientifically-planned China during the past decade and meeting of the division and to hear Arthur D. Neff, Boston advertising The Non-Partisan League petition absorbing the rain. Observers said cheater fire department detei^*rOTVapoRu Irritation and coughing, kitchen must be In charge of a burn, will also be p rm n t South Manchester fire department, law In Hartford county both names Company from Manchester to Hart- The play*—"Cured" slid "A Wed- the Ice was breaking up, and ex- The principal address of tbs eve- or the ab-poMagas feel: the people are marching forward in and merchandising expert, talk on "How to Build Bigger Business In waa filed also with aides of Vice- appeared. ford and all points east of the bridge. O i^V lcks give you proof lUuttib. borne manager, who has had the ad* Times Such as These." Mr. Neff Is director of the New England President Gamer. la anxious to hear from the honor- ding* a n produced by apemai ar- pressed the fear the Rock river, In- ning was given by Attorney WUHam HUE cloggMiHQiheavy m u-! a united front to advance China Lawrjer Rublnow has no present The trolley car that la achedmed ^ or phlegm, *v«o vantage of exceptional training, A birthday surprise party was Newspaper Advertising Bureau and U now conducting promotional Carl Holderman, state chairman ary members of the company as to rangements with Samuel French of to which the creeks flowed, would J. Shea. Mr. Shea took occasion r sew t* B ig * ... along modem lines of thought and given Mrs. Emma Falettl of 472 Intention to open a law office In Man- New York. Physiciani Approve nilf’blue cmI' ^nngw taper ^aotlon is heIn(ii|L study and experience, linked with action. While education la volun- campaigns throughout New England. of the New Jersey 1-eague; Samuel their Intention of attending the an- swell over Its banks shortly. to say words of praise tor the volun- ClftTAINlV OtVU VapoRub U dlreet Pour ixjllbg wntft ta a bowL Tolland Turnpike by her friends on chester. He is now connected with each morning was not able to get Arrangements for the Education- teer department and of all volunteer natural ability and a genuine liking tary, a mass-education movement Staff, Pa8. -5 ^ WNED HIGH SCHOOL PYTHIAN SISTERS GREET Fire CSiief Presented With His New AntcMnoUle SH.VER WEDDING PARTY HOUSE’S BIG SALE THEIR GRAND O m a R S HEMtSntYTEACHER ' FOR BISSELL ST. COUPLE STARTS TOMORROW Last Half Spurt Whips New Haven 36-30 Sapper To Be Served In Odd Mr. And Mr*. Joseph Rohs Ob- f Fellaws Hall; Newly Inatall- serve 25 Years Of Wedded PAUL WANER HEADS P. Moziey Of Haynes ed Officers In Ceremony. Life In Party Yesterday. Semi-Ainiaal CTearance To RAMBLERS REGAIN LEAD Sonja Henie Is Unspoiled RIGGS FEELS SURE Memorial Temple Pythian Slatera GAIN TENTH STRAIGHT Mr. and Hra. Joseph H(fiia o f 44 Street Anionted To Va- will entertain Ita grand officera to- BlsseU atreet yeirterday ebaarved Be Marked By Unnsiially BASEBALL GOLFERS By Movie Fame and Riches morrow night at a aupper at 6:30 the twenty-fifth anniversary of AS INDIANS BEAT REDS OF CUP TEAM SPOT aerved In Odd Fellowa banquet hall their wedding. They were married ------■ ...... caocyOn Faculty. uiider the direction of Mrs. Walter TO INCREASE LEAD AS m Poland, but have betm residents Fine Bargains. New York, Jan. 24 — (A P ) — 1 On this tour Sonja still la a girl Henry and membera of her commit- of Manchester for the past 23 years, tee. X>ccoratlona will be In charge PHtsborgh Outfielder _Wins Movie fame and riches have not of all work and little play, unless Youthful Net Star Says He Mr. Hoha being e m p tie d in the Blank Stars By 2*0 For First | Y M C A T E A M L O S E S you call skating play. She goes at nuil P. Uosiry of 104 "Hayoes of m8». Wlnfleld Chase and Mra. changed Sonja Henie one bit. printing department of Cheney Tomorrow C. E. House ft Son, that In a manner that makes the NEAREST RIVAL LOSES Lattlng Caverly'. Mrs. Horace Peck- She’s still the vivacious little Nor. •trM t b u bMD appointed tesctier Brothers since coming to Maachas- Inc., start their semi-annual clear- \. Annual Event Easily; Med ham la in charge of a short program ter. Place In Int'Amn Hockey wegian who won three Olympic fane believe It Is. The program calls Can’t Be Left Off Squad tt cbeailatry and {reneral aclence at to follow the aupper. ance sale—at this time of year a I OPENER BY POINT figure skating titles, retired unbeat- for six five-minute appearances, ex- The party was held at Pulaakl clearance of winter merchandise. clusive of encores, within two hours. lin c h e s te r Hl|ri> scbool. It wai an- At the meeting about 8 o'clock Hall on North street, with about 100 wick Also Stars. en two years ago and then sky the newly installed officers will as- The sale Is store-wide and Includes To keep in shape Sonja gets close to To Defend Trophy. lO th Straight! ||A1 Obuchowski And John aoimced today by Superintendent In attendance the vlettore coming goe; Eagles Defeat rocketed to new fame and fortune sume their stations for the first all clothing, furnishings and foot- on a pair of ekates. 12 hours of sleep nightly and rests ot Sebool Arthur H. Illln^. He auc- time. Grand Chief Harriet Nutland from Mancheeter. Hartford and wear for every member of the fam- an additional four hours. Rtancheeter PA A C Boya (86) lMa4a Richard P. French, who re- Rockville to assist In the celebra- ily. Starting tomorrow double S. ft Hornets, 1-0; Rangers SarasoU. Fla., Jan. 24— (A P)— When she completes a five-night p. Falkoski Pace Attack At and staff will make their official tion. Glastonbury Ukrainians Gain " I am back In my hotel room .Tampa, Fla., Jan. 24— (AP) — B. F. T. ' J(|Md taat fall becauae of lllneaa H. Green stamps will be given with Paul Waner. Pittsburgh outfielder. stand in Madison Square Garden, visit. The reception committee con- shortly after midnight," said Sonja. Bobby Riggs, young (Chicago tennis 2 Opalach, rf . .. ___ 2 0-0 4 Mr. Moaley waa ^aduated from sists of Past Grand Chief Mrs. A dinner wms served and during cash sales all day. There are so opening tonight, she will have play- "Then a massage, a light dinner and 3 B. Bycholskl, rf the afternoon Mr. and Mra. Hoha Is baseball'a champion golfer. ... 1 3-5 5 Locals Puli Out On Top In tba Umvenrity of New Mexico, Frances Chambers and past excel- many people now saving these Impress In National. 35-34 Cage Victory In ed before 26 capacity crowds In Chi- to bed until 2 p. m. I lounge around player who ranks second In the 1 K o v i s . I f ...... were presented with a kitchen set The elder of the Waner brothers cago, Detroit, (Jleveland and New ___ 0 0-0 0 wlwre he majored in chemlatry, in lent chiefs. Mrs. Lloyd Nevers. Mrs. stamps that they watch, ■with great for another four hours and then am United States for 1937. figures he Is 0 Haraburda, If . ---- 3 0-2 tt by their friends and flowers by sev- interest, the announcement these defeated Jack Rusaell, former York since Christmas. Boston and J i»i. He taught for two ycara In a M. P. Llnnell and Mra. Caverly. ready for my show. virtually sure to be a member of the 2 Obuchowski, c .... 4 2-2 10 Final Minutes; Hartford eral different groups and also by stores giving them and make It a By ASSOCIATED PRESS Thrilling Tilt Miami remain, and then she will re- Mew Mexico high achool. then aerv- American League pitcher, 6 and "I didn't use to find It necessary 1 Saverlck, rg-Ig ... 1 1-1 3 their two children, Marie and Joseph point to shop on the days when turn to Hollywood to get ready for to have a massage, but such a team which defends the Davis (hjp e i Sve yeara as head of the aclence HohA Dancing followed until late to win the annual baseball players her fourth picture some 3200,UOO In this country next summer. 0 Falkoski, Ig f. 0-0 tt Alpartment In a high achool at double stamps are given. Thla fac- The Philadelphia Ramblers, after strenuous performance and hours — __ Beaten By New Britain. last evening. tor combined with the fact that The Y.M.C.A. senior basketball golf tournament here yeeterday. richer. Rlgga captured the Dixie tennis AAliqQerque, New Mexico. He waa one of the most strenuous comeback before the movie lights tlrbs.., my 9 DELIVER NEW CAR House’s are giving some exception- team bowed to the Glastonbury Not once haa Sonja, 25, very championship yesterday with a 15 6-10 36 M ier employed in metallurgical campaigns in Inteniatlonal-Amerl- Established os the pre-tourney legs. Remember, as an amateur 1 New Ha\'cn St. ally fine values for this sale will Ukrainians In Its cage debut Satur- favorite In the players auction, blonde and very pretty, yearned (or practiced only two hours dally. straight set victory over Wayne Stan Boys (8U) haark in the U. S. Army, aiao nork- the retufn of the olden days. She P. B. ST.VTE POLISH LEAGUE mean a store full o f emstomera to- can hockey league history, are back day night. 35-34. Playing together Waner played a consistent par game "On the movie lot I am on the Job Sablu of Los Angeles, conqueror of F. T. ei tor Southern Railroada. Inc., and FATHERS, SONS TO DINE doesn't eVen think of the 1940 Olym- 1 Dzialo, rl . . . . RESULTS TO FIRE CHIEF FOY morrow. There are so many high- in undisputed possession of first for the first time this season, the in the S6-hoIe final. Five up on Kus eight hours a day and I am required Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta In the ---- 1 1-2 3 riaee 1929 haa been engaged In work place In the eastern division and pics, the flrat she will have missed 0 Potu-nickl. I f . Slen’s Division lights In the sale that It would be boys, picked as the outstanding sell at the end of the morning to hit certain spots In my jumps semi-finals, and Immediately began .... 1 2-2 4 f a ^ airctaft vompanlea. He waa m they Intend to stay there. since, as a chubby little girl of 16, planning for the cup tryouts. 3 A. Tercyak. c . Manchester 36. New Haven 30. unfair to attempt to mention any players In the “ Y " Senior League, round, the Pirate lefthander added and spins. It’s hard work but I ---- 5 2-4 12 (Hdahoma for a abort time and tor AT SOUTH E L C H U R ^ It took the happy—for the Ram- played a good brand of ball and gave she beat the world’s best for the “ They can hardly leave me off 1 P a w l l n a , r g . . . New Britain 53. Hartford 84. particular group of Items. another hole on the final eighteen to like It. It has opened an entirely .2 0-0 4 the peat alx yeara haa been with Already spring merchandise is on blers— combination of their 2 to 0 the visitors a bard batUe. first time In 1928. new world to me." this Ume," Bobby said. "I don’t 2 Lestkas. rg . .. ___ 1 0-1 2 •Meriden 38, Thompsonville 22. Chance Vought In Eaat Hartford. AotomobOe Especially Equip* This game was close all the wray terminate the match on the 31st “ Yes. those were great days." said Bristol 31. Rockville 29. the way which means that In th * victory over Syracuse last night and green. And from the way she said It you Imow whether or not I'll play, but 1 Mucha, Ig . . . . ___ 2 1-2 D Officers of the South Manchester Fire Department and the Messier- Nash agency at the headquarters of Hose CS> No 3 S M**^ D Saturdav Annual Banquet To Be Held routine o f business and the seasons the Springfield Indians' 3 to 1 win with neither team having a comfort- Sonja, “ but 1 get so much more en- couldn’t help but believe the emillng I ’m sure to be a member of the — — __ __ Girls’ Division joyment out of the movies and giv- during the exchange of Chief Foy's old car for the modem Ambassador Nash, especially equipped for fire fighting Above left to rlaht am On Wednesday, Feb. 16; H. the balance o f stock in winter lines over the Providence Rede, who had able margin at any time throughout Joe Medwlck, National League little girl; who at the age of four team." 8 12 6-13 30 New Haven 19, Mancheater 9. ped For Fire Fighting Is ing ahowB today. I love the cheers Harry Bellamy, mechanic; Wilbrod Messier, Measler-Naah agency manager; Fire Ctommleeloner E. U G. Hohenthal (a ie f Albert Fov Com must go so House’s department been tied writh the Ramblers for the tussle. The Ukes played at their batting champion and SL Louis took up ballet dancing, two yeara Riggs thinks the singles wUl be Score By Petlsds Hartford 44, New Britain 33. DESCRIBES RECREATION W. Robb Heada Coraraittee. of the crowd. It sends a tingle missloner William OocketL managers have marked things down flrat place, to turn the trick. WhUe beet but still were only able to bold Cardinal outfielder, gave the one and later donned skates, pointed them played by Budge and either he or PAAC ...... 7 10 6 13—36 Thompsonville 18, Meriden 17. to a point where it ’will pay you to all this was going on, the New a three point lead at half Ume. For only Jerome Herman Dean a neat through my whole body and just toward the top and never stopped Grant. The Chicagoan didn't hesi- Rockville 32, Bristol 15. Presented Saturday. makes me want to do better. St. Stans...... 8 10 6 6—30 PROGRAM OF Y. W. C. A. The annual gathering of fathers come and take It away. Haven Eagles shut out the Pitts- the first half of the game the locale demonstration of hie golfing proW' until she got there. tate to say that he had a tough bat- Score at half. St. Stans 18, P. A. and sons o f the South Methodist burgh Hornets 1 to 0 to <»ntlnue In missed an untold number of easy ess In annexing second flight laurels, tle ahead of him with the Atlanta Hard pressed all the way, the shots which would have put the A. C., 17. Referee, "Al” Bogglnl. The new fire department car for church societies will be held Wed- a tie with Springfield for third place Medwlck not only walloped hla star for the other singles position. Time, 10 min periods. Pollsh-Araerlcans were forced to LACK QF PATRONAGE nesday evening, February 16 In the In tbs eastern dlvtston. game on Ice even If only fifty per teammste, 6 and 6, but rifled a shot Riggs said be and Wayne Sabin, stage a driving .closing rally to eke CiRBty Secretary Is Gneat CTilaf Albert Foy of the South Man- Friends O f Noted Writer cent were made. Finding tbem- ROCKVILLE church banquet haU. The committee The Ramblers put their game 277 yards dowm the fairway to cop alternate on last year's American tiem Bavrai Bt. Btana Girls (itf) out their tenth atralght State Po- chester department waa delivered NORTH ^V E N T R Y aelveq In the last period, the “ T' Speaker At St. Mary’s Epis- headed by H. W. Robb haa planned with Syracuse away In the first pe- the driving eonteat. Chip team, who paired with Rlgga In P. B. F. T. lish League triumph by defeating Saturday afternoon to C3ilef Foy PUZZLE TO SHERIFF boys virtually ran rings around the copal Church Last Night. Gather For A Memorial a real spread with roast turkey as Mrs. Oladyce Wilder and Mrs- riod when Luka Warelng smacked Jo Jo White of Detroit took third M cCluskey Gets Trophy the Dixie tournament doubles, would 1 D. Zelenaki, r f . . . . 0 0-2 u the St. Stans o f New Haven at the and the members of the Board of Invaders and outscored them 10-3. the main course. Chairman Robb (Carrie Shlpmaker of Hartford visit- In a rebound and Mason tallied on flight honors, turning back Helnle be able to hold their own against 0 Grelak, If ...... 3 1-1 7 East Side Rec yesterday afternoon Fire Qimmissioners at Hose House The locals bad to fight an uphill SCHOOL SAVINGS TOTAL Hartford County Jail Ha.s Only will be assisted In planning by ed their uncle, William (Tran, Sun- a floater. A fter that they settled Manuah, Brooklyn veteran, one up, Budge and Gene Mako, Cup doubles 0 Zanleski, If ...... 0 0*0 by a eoore o f 36-80.^ In so doing, Vera McCracken, Hartford No. 8. Spruce street The new car game all the way, but could not u New York, Jan. 24.—(A P )—Rights There were many other expres- 188 Prisoners, Lowest In CLarles Banka, Thomaa J. Rogers, day. dowm to support goalie Bert Gar- quite make the grade, In consolation play, Gerald Walk- team lost year. He hinted he 0 G. ZelenskI, c ...... 0 0-0 U the PA'S tightened their hold on Oaaaty secretary o f the TW CA, ad- and 8-cyltnder Ambassador Nash dener's Inspired play. The Stars In the heart of noisy, worldly Broad- slons of sentiment— "They said Don Arthur Gibson and Raymond Mer- Miss Ruth Vinton will give a re- Earl Yost and Bruno Sumlslaskl er o f Detroit trounced Garland thought Sabin had a chance to be 0 Cyoon, c ...... 0 0-0 0 the league leadership more firmly aa drsiseil the meeting o f the Toung replaces another open car of the Seymour’s Terra. and the Hornets both blew chances For Progress A s Runner REACHES S2.9S3 TO DATE way. In a little theater near Times died destitute, but he died richer In cer. port of the Older Boys and Girls turned In brilliant performances by Braxton of Indianapolis, 3 and 1; Budgela partner. 1 Tumoazewske, c . . . 0 0-0 u Hartford, their neareet rival, want . Maople’a Fellowship of SL Mary's aame make that has seen 11 yeara to overtake the Idle Cleveland Bar- Square, several hundred friends of the things that count than all the The guest speaker at the annual Conference held in Hebron last scoring 14 ancL 9 points respecUvely. Paul Derringer of ClnclnnaU trim- The elimination of Grant In the 0 Sanlecka, rg ...... 0 0 down to its second loss In twelve Slltireh taut night, deacriblng the of service In the department Hartford, Jan. 24.— (AP) -M ay- ons, pace-setters In the western 0-0 the late D c« Marquis met last night gold In the world". . . . "(3od speed a party will be Head Football Coach May. at the Y. M. C. A. to be-hold Fish also did a nice job In taking med John Cooney o f the (Jardlnals, semi-flnato prevented Riggs from 0 Stopka, Ig ...... games at the hands o f the New iserestional program the TWCA Is Firemen and vlsltora at the com- Kenneth M. White Director Of be It's the war In (Jhlna, maybe It's group. I ed him just ahead of the wire In 3 0-0 tt In "an evening of praise for a be- merry gentleman." J. A. Christian of Connecticut State Tuesday evening at the Federated the ball off the backboard and was 3 and 1, and Butch Henline, unat- seeking revenge over the Atlantan 0 R aklev, Ig ...... Britain Holy Oosa, 63-34. tMtsrlng in the tobacco growing pany headquarters Saturday and Project Reportfi Sums Saved the filibuster In the Senate over Olnuu To Oombwek New York A. C. Veterans As- 4:11.9, the fastest Indoor mile ever 1 0-0 2 loved spirit." • College, Storra. Coach CHiristian wUl church In Tolland. one of the best defensive men on tached. won by default. run in Boston. .who beat him In the finals of the 1 J. ZelenskI. I g ...... Zone Checks Locals a m u along the Connecticut river. yesterday viewed the new addition The distinguished actors Walter 3 0-1 4 A t Bwny plantatlone in thia area, By Various Schools. That was the way they billed the Hampden and Otis Skinner were the antl-Iynchlng bill, maybe it's address the dads and sons on athle- Mrs. (Jharles (Christensen and The victory climaxed a Rambler the floor. For the visitors, Berner, For Dean, the tournament prpved Blltmore tournament at Miami re- The Elm Q ty cagers came to to the department's rolling stock show planned last month as a bene- something else, but some condition Lash, who will forego most of the cently. vsnttafut tobacco workera live on there, on the same stage for pos- tlca and will show several reela ot baby daughter are home from the comeback drive that started on Hasychak, and Solars were the out- an expensive affair. Checking up sociation Honors Local 3 0 1-4 town with an array of aggresotve wfith admiration. The new car. fit when the creator of Archy and on which Sheriff William A. Sey- "name" miles this year for hto fa- "But, 1 don't know whether or not 19 the pramisea during the week, only School Savings Report sibly the first time In their careers. motion pictures of athletic evenU Rockville hospital. January 5. The Ramblers were standing men. Next Saturday night, the Cardinal pitcher said be lost Mancheeter PA A C Girls (9) ball players .who demonstrated d a»» ordered through the Mesaler-Nash Rockville, Jan. 24— Kenneth M. Cockroach and Mehitabel the (!At mour cannot put his finger Is pull- ousted from the driver's seat In the the locale match their skill with the vorite event, the two-mlles, will r i' lick biro the next time we zllng ability In handling and shoot- NMinUng to their homes at the end taken o f the (Connecticut State At the morning service at tha total o f 31.550 In bets. Failure to P. B. F. T. agency of 10 Henderson road, la White, director of achool savings lay 111, but changed to a memorial Hampden rend several of Mar- ing down the population of the eastern group on Dec. 12 but It was Hazardvllle Boys and the Hazard- Ace For 1937 Record; Al- face an impresaive field. Lochner. m eet," Riggs said. -"Bitsy probably ing the leather. Using thslr great • f a aaeek. Some o f the workera, teams in action. Second (Congregational church. Rev. qualify (or the first flight. "Ole Dlz 0 F. Mordavsky, r f . . 0 0-0 0 specially designed for fire depart- has announced that a total of 32.- after his death December 29. Now quis' poems. Skinner recited, with >(artford county jail. not until the later date that they vllle Girls will meet the local "Y " the national steeplechase champion, will be more determined than ever height to advantage and spreading uRlo come from towiu far removed Leon Austin read Ephesians 4:1-16 said, cost hl.Ti 31,000 wagered 0 Bollnsky, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 ment service. The machine la of the 053.38 has been saved by the chil- the proceeds will be used as a fund gestures. Marquis' soliloquy of the There were . only 188 prisoners started to go. Since then they girls In the preliminary starring at may be Lash's most dangerous com- when we play again, and goodness, a tight Bone defense, the Invadere ftOffi the plantations, remain at and 6:1()-18 verses for the scripture. against 320,000 with an undisclosed so Named On All-Ameri- 0 Pletrow skl, I f ...... 0 0-1 u ' ' ptsees o f work all through the sedan tsrpe, deep maroon In color dren o f the Vernon, Ellington, Som- for needy actors. theater cat who "came from a long there today, the lowest number The theme for the sermon waa, have won six of their nine starts, 7:00 p. m. petitor, according to reports from he's tough enough already." kept the PA attack pretty well bot- person. 2 Lojeskt, c ...... 1 3 a. Miaa McCracken said. In and Is upholstered In red leather. It ers and South Windsor Rye street Marquis' writings were recited, line of theater cats" and bemoaned since Sheriff Seymour took charge. HOLD SERVICES FOR 46 "Strengthening the Body of (Christ ’ to flrat challenge, then tie and final- Glastonbury Ukrainians Oklahoma. Deekard, a consistent tled up until the last five minutes There waa one bright spdt for 0 A . Waekiewlcz, c . . 0 0-0 U loentions, there haa never la equipped with heater and de- schools from September 13. 1937 to sung and acted, and his friends, to his feline friend Mehitabel that The average Is 250. Text taken from Ephesians 4:12. A ly oust the Reds. B. F. T. two-mllcr outdoors, Sears, last of play. No more than a alngla Dlz. however. He ow.-d Waner's ca; To Compete At Boston 0 A. Mordavsky, r g .. 1 0-0 a regularly organised sports frosters and has the new-type January 17, 1938. The following is many of them prominent In the the- "the theater Isn't what It used to Time wras when such a drop In trio was rendered by Mrs. Arthur The Reds' loss to the Indians was Berner, rf .. 4 4-4 12 year’s winner, and McCluskey, who 2 point ever separated the rivato up be." population would cause uneasiness chances In the player auction and 1 Haraburda, Ig . . . . 0-0 rneraatlon program available vacuum shift Installed In the dash. the report for the town of Vernon: atrical and literary world, gave af- WHO PERISHED IN FIRE J. Vinton, Miss Ruth Vinton and the surprise of the evening. It was Styslo, If . 1 0-0 2 waa awarded the New York Athlet- 2 4 to the waning momenta o f the to the contractor who had the bene- collected first money. DARTMOUTH LEADER la r IlM young workers, it waa polnt- It haa conditioned sir for winter Dohsonvllle, 332.61, enrollment 14, fectionate reminiscences of his “ When I get up to the pearly Mra. John Kingsbury, "Only the the Springfield team's first victory Smyck, If . 0 0-0 0 ic Club's Veterans Association tro- 0 Gromulski, Ig ...... 0 0-0 , U game, the; score was tied so often fit of the prinsoners' labor In mak- Hasychak, c Joseph P. McCluskey, veteran ad nut. The TW C A, in eatabllab- driving. depositors 14; East District, 3627.38, gentle but penetrating humor and gates, If I do", Skinner said, " I hope Childlike Lekd the W ay." The flow- since Jan. 2 and was attended by 4 0- 3 8 phy Saturday night, are all compe- and the lead changed hands ao fre- kindness. . ing willow furniture, but for some Faber, c . .. tent two-mllera. h ig maana of amuaement, la doing The car baa the new Nash moni- enrollment 375; depositors 338; Ma- to see coming toward me Archy, the St. Hyacinth, Quebec. Jan. 24.— ers were three bouquets furnished plenty of high sticking and slash 1 0-1 2 distance runner of the New York A. 3 4 1-6 U quently that It waa Impoaslble to President Ro85cveIt sent this years prison labor haa been out- Klebish, rg a f o m ot **home mlaslonary work", tor steel motor of 115 horsepower ple street, 3586.44. enrollment 305; cockroach, wearing a little halo, and (Canadian P r e s s )- Eight Black by Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton and MLss Ing. A major penalty was handed 2 0-1 4 C., and a Manchester product, was In addition to Cunningham and OF COURT CIRCUIT Score By Periods message: “ How our hearts go out lowed and the jail haa become Just Solarz, Ig . keep count of the see-aaw proceed- McCracken explained, in depositors, 1.59; Northesst, 395.02, behind him Mehltobel, wearing a hearses rolled slowly today through Cora Kingsbury. 3 1- 4 7 named Saturday night as the winner Sears, the rest of the 1937 winners S t Stans ...... 3 4 12 0— 19 ings. and the wheelbase Is 125 inches, and In grateful appreciation for the joy a jail and nothing more. out to Red Hamlll of the Reds, af- HOCKEY TEAMS WIN 1 young peoples' church groupa the total weight la 3800 pounds. A enrollment 73; depositors, 58; Og- slightly bigger halo, and behind snow-blanketed streets to SL Hyn- The pastor's class which are ter an affray writh Pinkie Davie In are entered in their specialties. PAAC ...... 2u 4 3-^ V 1 baeonu Intereated helpers. Don Marquis spread About him." Possibly the Idleness that la en- 15 of the annual trophy awarded by Lead Most Of Way special compartment has been made den's Comer, 323.11. enrollment 22; them Don, with a big halo of glory.” ctnthe cathedral for pontlflcal re- studying the eleven living religions the 17tb minute of the first period S-IS 35 Jimmy Herbert, the New York uni- Score at half, St. Stans, 7. P A A C About 3S T P F members attended forced there Is making the place Manchester YJM.Cj K. the Veterans Association of the club New Haven led by 8-7 at the close depositors, 16; Talcx>ttvllle, 342.71, quiem services In memory of the 46 of the world was well attended. The after the IncUsna bad won the gome versity sophomore, to In the Prout 2. Refcice, “Al" Bogglm Time 6 awsttng. In the pear for carrying a large less popular. I f so, the sheriff is Sumlslaskl, rf 1-4 9 SECOND STRAIGHT Indians Have Won Four of the,first oqartsr. 18-17. i t half- enrollment 24; depositors, 17; Ver- vlctlm.s of the Sacred Heart col- seventh religion, namely, “ Shinto." on goals by Filmors and (Jorrlgan to the athlete making the greatest 600. He won the half-mile run Sat- min. periods. quantity of fire fighting equipment In the Saturday session of the (Tity going to try to correct the situa- lege Are. E. Morlarty, If 0-0 time and 24-^ at the three-quarter n(Mj Center, 349.08, enrollment 29; was started at this session. The It was the Indians' flrat victory 2 progress during the year. Mortimer urday night In 2:00.8. Lou Burns. and rubber clothing. To make room Court of Rockville when the ac- tion. He is beginning this week Of the 20 bodies brought to the (tomber. If . . . . 0-1 0 mark aa the Amerks bad extreme depositors, 17; Vernon Depot, 384.23, class will continue for several after a five game losing streak, Bishop, dean of American timers, Manhattan senior, Is entered In the Straight Games In Eastern for the equipment the spare tire cused failed to appear. He was ar- a number of classes in vocational twin-splrcd cathedral, only four hod Fish, c ...... 0-0 6 difficulty In penetrating the zone de- enrollment 36, depositors 38; total Manchester more Sundays to enable the pas- their third In their last 20 games and one of the oldest members ot Bishop Cheverus 1,000 yards; Eddie was mounted on the front right rested on January 8th on the charge training, with the Idea that the been identifled. Others were burned Rubacha, c . . . . 0-0 0 fense. The P A ’S knotted the count OPEN FORUM 31540.58, enrollment 878 depositing tor to flnish the eleven. The work Is and put them In a tie for third place May Brothers Star As Lo- the New York A. C „ made the pres- O’Sullivan, of the Chjrb Exchange, fender. o f speeding by State Policeman V. men. especially the yoimger ones beyond recognition. Three others, Anderaon, rg .. 1-1 3 W^ek End Sports at 26-all In the first few minute* o f 655. Date Book may be encouraged to take up most Interesting and It Is not too with New Haven in the eastern entation at the association’s annual In the 3005 Jack Donovan, of Dart- Collegiate League. One of the most Important fea' John Labecky of the Stafford whose services were held elsewhere, HUinskt, rg . .. 0-0 0 the final period and then let loose In the town of Ellington the de- trades and become self-supporting late for any one who wishes to start group. Yost, Ig ...... dinner. mouth, in the 45-yard high hurdles, (By Associate Frees) 'AUKS AN D SNOW turea of the new department car la Springs Barracks. bad been Identifld. 0-2 14 cals Trim Winsted By a desperate, whirlwind rally that posits were as follows: (Jogswell, Tomorrow citizens when they get out of JalL In attending. The Eagles nosed out the Hornets Another honor also came to Me and Marty Glickman, of Syracuae, the Installation of special lights, Michael Wltinok of Crystal Lake It was believed ruins of the col- University, Miss.—Un.verslty ot sent them to the front by 36-26. 342.04; enrollment 32; depositors 32; Jan. 26.— Three one-act plays by There Is no "pampering" of pris- The (Christian Ehideavor service In a slow tilt. Gus Mancuso 13 Cluskey over the week-end when he In the 45-yard dash. New York. Jan. 24.— (AP)— front and rear. In addition to the waa arrested on January 18th by lege atm held remains of 19 boys of 16 2-8 34 waa selected aa a member of Dan Mississippi selects Harry Mehrv. for New Haven tried hard to stave off The Herald: Community Players at Hollister oners. the sheriff says, but on the waa an active discussion on two slammed home the rubber in the Referee, Glickman has drawn a tough Dartmouth's powerful basketball headlights there are two very pow- Windermere 358.28, enrollment 19; State Policeman V. John Labecky teaching brothers. Ctowles-Kosak. 4-2; In Action Tonight Ferrlal All-America track team for ten years bead football coach at the rush but its efforts were UU'-- I t naanu that the people are go- depositors 19; Job's Hill, 350.59 en- street school for benefit of Edu- other hand the men arc given op- chapters of the book, "Rebuilding first period after taking passes from field. The entry Includes Ben John- team, firmly entrenched In flrat erful fog llghtF arranged no that of the Stafford Barracks while Meanwhile, Marcel Qucsnel, 68- 1938. He was picked for the 5,000 Georgia, as head coach and athletic availing at the PA'a would not ha feig to aaddle more work on the rollment 28. depositors 28: Number cational club. portunities to study good books, to Rural America," which were read Frank Helsler and George Brown son. Eulace Peacock and Bob Rod- place In the eastern Intercollegiate denied. team by propoalng to have the they are directed on the roadway In speeding between Rockville and the year-old watchman at the college, metere event, in which he gained director, replacing Ed Walker. Five 331.19. enrollment 27; deposi- Also annual dinner meeting of play checkers and cards. On pleas- was detained os n witness for Ute at the preceding meetings. Elvery- and that was thaL Pittsburgh re- The Manchester Hockey team enklrcben. Spec Towns and Sam league, can turn Us attention to One o r Season’s Best valb s plowed of anow (not shoveled) front of the car and do not Interfere Goat farm Intersection. He was the national championship last State College, Miss.—Spike Nel- tors 22; Center School, 3160.50, en Merchants Division of CHiamber of ant days they are taken Into the coroner's Inquest Into the tragedy, one 'CTjoyed the Ice cream served mained In a Us for second with traveled to Winsted yesterday for Allen will oppose Donovan In the mid-year examinations without fear New Haven's fine all-around play mt eeune this will cost money and with the vision of an approaching fined 310.00 and ordered to pay the yard for a breath of fresh air, but JIM THOMSON TOPS summer. McCluskey has been a son, Louisiana State line coach, is driver. Two powerful beam eearch- rollment 97; depositors 20; Frog Commerce at Hotel Sheridan. which occurred last week. after t t e meeting by Mrs. Vinton Syracuse In the western group. The their third clash of the year and hurdles and Charlie Beetbam, for- that a pursuer will knock It out pt made the gaipe close and Interatt- Ik a taxpayers will have to pay. costs of the case of 311.31. In de- there are comparatively few such and M rk Hutchinson. member of the mythical array for named head football coach at Mis- Ilghta are mounted on the root Hollow, 320.15, enrollment 9; de- This Week Orders for (Suesnel's detention (Seveland Barons, division leadere, returned home with victory by the ssveral yeara. mer Ohio State ace, and Sam Mil- league leadership, while exams are Ing throughout and It waa eaaily 'flu vary people that go to the fault of payment he waa taken to opportunities In cold weather. Gilbert^ Storra attended the 4-H on. sissippi State college. above the windshield and they can positors 9; Longview. 3173.48, en- Jan. 28.—Mid-year graduation ex- were Issued by (Joroner Paul Morin, did not play last night, and are OPEN ATM SADENA score o f 4-2, for their second win McCluskey’a aelectlon for the club ler, of Indiana, will meet Burns In one of the float encounters played boam meeting and don't even voice the Tolland Jail. ercises at High school. club committee meeting of the Tol- the 1,000 yards race. be directed to any position from rollment 90, depositors 77; total who Intended to reaume his invesU- point ahead of the Stars and Hor- in three starts. trophy waa surprising only because fornoll'a surprising aggregation Boulder, Col. — Bunny Oakes on the local floor this season. A l an opinion on town matters are the Superior Court Tueaday land County Farm Bureau called within the cor. 3568.52, enrollment 340, depositors Jan. 29.—Birthday Ball for Presi- gation later today when Brother nets In the stands. Manchester wasted no time in most of the past winners received The Grover C3eveland-OsceoIn Is the only leading contender Hated signs new flve-yeai contract, calling Obuchowski and Johnny Falkoski tmm that are always kicking about Two cases are listed for the short dent, State Armory. Lucius, director of the Institution, by the chairman, Alexander Bunce, A new type rear vision light has 268. getting started when they scored the trophy In the developing years club meet produced several note- for action this week. Even If tne for salary Increase, as head football featured the PA scoring with four U gh taxes in Manchester. calendar session of the Tolland Next Week The Column will be questioned by officera of the at the Farm Bureau office. The Ch'ps Seven Strokes Off Par when less than two minutes nad also been Installed on the left rear Oomella Circle Poet’s RANGERS TEAM TO BEAT of their athletic careers. McCluskey worthy performances In addition to Big Red beats Pennsylvania at coach at Colorado University. ba.sltets apiece but every member of 1 can well remember when Che- County Superior Court to be held on Feb. 1-4— Annual Herald Cook- attorney-general's department. date for the (County Achievement been played. George May started of the car. The Cornelia Circle will meet with By ASSOCIATED PRESS IB now In his ninth year of national Cunningham’s mile and Herbert’s Philadelphia, Saturday night, It Pasadena, Calif.— Jimmy Thora- the team did bto share In keeping ney Broei, used to plow the slde- Tuesday. Judge Robert L. Munger ing school. BEAUTY, Night waa set for Feb. 18 and (Cov- It off when he stole the puck from Department officers and men Mra. Frank Brigham of 38 North The “ kid line" that made the New To Lead Field Into The competition and running as well os half, both run from scratch In can't overtake the Indiana who have son takes lead In $3.00() Pasadena the local record free of defeat. A , awillia tt waa always necessary Park street on Tuesday afternoon of Ansonla will be on the bench. Coming Events Beauty is seen In the Unfolding entry has extended an Invitation to York Rangers pretty much ot a one of the Winsted men and crash- ever. handicap fields. wrere enthusiastic over the new ad- rose. won all four league games while open golf with 64 and 54-hold total Tercyak starred for the visitors. altst wards to shovel the walks be- at three o'clock. Mrs. Oscar Leon- The first la the action of the Home Feb. 12.— Informal cabaret dance hold It at the Church (Community question mark before this season's ed through their defense man to Hla 1937 achievements, which Cornell baa won three and lost one. dition to the department, providing Its lovely petals bright with sliver house. Wesley Wallace, Fordham sopho- of 200 aa Henry Picard's 71 drops Girls Are Beaten cause the plow left about 1 or 2 ard of Tolland will be the speaker. Owners Loan Corporation against at Rainbow In Bolton, auspices of National Hockey league wars got Final Round Of Play. make a pretty goal. Five mlm-tea earned him the veterans' award. In- The Penn-Corncll cln-sh Is the only a warm, safe and speedy vehicle for dew. COLUMBIA later. Jack May scored on a beauti- more, won the invitatioD 600 In Im- him to second with 207; Byron Nel- In the preliminary, the PA Girls incites o f show atUl on. Will Entertain Alotbers Martha E. Chase^ et al. The sec- American Legion. The Tolland (County Demtxratlc under wray, may be the unit that cluded the winning of the National one on the schedule thla week. emergency use. Its wind wafted \fragrance, sweet club will hold a meeting Feb. 6 in ful shot from the aide on a neat pressive style In 1:61 and Ctornellus son also cards 64 in third round and absorbed a 19-9 setback from the Baatford la kicking about the The Cardinal Girl Scout Troop ond case Is that of John H. Lynch Feb. 13.— Police benefit at State will carry Lea Patrick's young men A. A. U. outdoor 5,000-meter title at Both of the top teams saw action Uieater. odor throws A whist given by the Thursday the Town HaU at South (Coventry. Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 24 — (A P ) pass from his brother to make It Johnson, Olympic high jump cham- takes third place with '2U8. St. Stan lassies, their fifth loss la high tax rate in that city and the will hold a "Mother's Party" at the against Miles H. Aborn and Ida of Manhattan to the title the De Milwaukee, where he set a cham Saturday night. ten starts. Alice Haraburda starred Feb. 15.—Annual banquet of Satisfying delight to not a few. Afternoon club woe held in Yeomans The majority of the Board of Re- Winding up the 1938 Invasion of look like Manchester was going to pion, took Bis specialty with a leap Coral Gables, Fla.—Bob Servda, tax rate in Mancheater is on the Union CSiurch on Tuesday, January Mullins Abom. In which the counsel trolt Red Wings appear to have pionshlp record of 15 minutes 4.1 of six feet. 6 1-4 Inches. Dartmouth came through with a Luther League of Emanuel Luther- The palm fronds, lulling zephyrs Hall on Friday evening with only lief o f the town of Coventry, C^nn.. Southern California links, the have a holiday. Winsted. not to be Dayton. O.. Downs CHiarlea Mayo. for the Pa s and Grelak Went beat np grade and has been for several 25th at four o'clock. There will be for Mrs. Abom desires permission definitely abdicated. seconds. He also set American close victory over Penn, 43 to 38 at for the winners. Manchester to CURB QUOTATIONS to withdraw from the case. an church. sighing through. five tables In play. This waa the will meet at the town clerk’s office traveling professional golfers teed outdone, executed a neat cutoff play records of 14:30.6 and 19:45 for Jr., New York, 3 and 2, to capture years and we must be careful that a program of entertainment. Includ- A t any rate, the three youngsters Hanover. The big green won only in slated to play Bristol at the Bel| Feb, 16.—Annual Father and Where happy songsters mate and smallest attendance at any whist at South (Coventry February 1, 8 off In the final 18 holes of the 33,000' near the goal and scored on Rlcb- three and four miles, won the Miami Blltmore amateur golt tour- tt does not get too high. ing a abort play and musical num' Funeral rear their young. — Bobby Kirk, Cecil Smith and Pasadena Open golf tournament to- K. OF P. LEAGUE the last few minutes. The Quakers, City next Sunday night. By ASSOCLATED PRESS Son banquet at South Methodist this year. The prizes were won by and 15, 1938. A ll persons claiming berg’s goal as with Schuetz and bletropolltan A. A. U. cross-coun- nament. Why not the people in Manchea- bers, followed by refreshments with The funeral of Moritz Uhllch, 92, To lowing klne and their Impelling Bryan Hextall—working together day. (Murphy’s Alleys) Am Gen ...... 6 church. the following: gentlemen's flrat to be aggrieved by the doings of Kelly in the penalty box, the May try, three-mile and steeplechase defending champions, have won only ter take care of the walk In front the mothers of the members was held from the home of bis son, moo. as the third airing forward unit, Leading the procession woe Jim- one game In three tries. Sarasota, Fla.— Paul Waner. League to date s as follows: Ark Nat Gas ...... 3«4 Feb. 17, 18. 19.—St. Bridget's pre- prize, Frederick M ai^t; ladles' first the assessors of the town of (Coven- brothers again clicked against the championships, and all told won at their house themselves and see guests RichaFd Uhllch of 151 Union street An answering cry of their young have shouldered their share of the my Thomson of Shawnee-on-tbe- Winsted boys and George May ac- Bkane and Varmland failed to CMmell routed Yale 4f to 87, Pittsburgh Pirates’ outfielder, wins •Men’s Division b “ that they are kept clean and free ot Asad Gas and El A ...... I'A Lenten Mardl Gras. prize, Mrs. Joseph Hutchins; gentle-' try and those requiring offsets must twenty-seven first places and waa 5/^ Accidents on Sunday afternoon with Rev. K. Is flung, burden so successfully that Pat- Delaware— the same Jimmy Thom- counted for another goal as bis break the exisUng tie for first place, forcing the blue Into the league cel- annual ball players golt tourney by W L Pet V anow and Ice because you will stiu Am Sup Pow ...... 1 TTie streets of the city were haz- Otto Klette, pastor pt the First Lu- Feb. 25.—Annual Masonic Ball men's consolation prize, Arnold appear and file their complaints at rick's puck-chasers look to be the the leading N. Y. A. C. point acorer at Masonic Temple. son who two weeks ago paced the brother gave him a nice pass from of the year with 184. It waa one both taking two games and total lar and gaining a clear hold on sec- defeating Jack Russell, Boston Red Manchester ..... 10 0 1.000 ■rat. have to shovel to get your walk Can Marconi ...... l'« ardous for driving over the week- theran church officiating. The bear- Mason; ladles' consolation prize. one o f these meetings or at some team to beat In the International O n t States El ...... God's love far transcends all other pack Into the finals of the rich Los the side. The game waa not as of the best years of McCluskey's pin fall from their opponents, for ond place. Yale, beaten Wednesday Sox pitcher, 6 and 5. Hartford ...... 10 2 .833 : to. flaan wdiether the town plows or S end and two slight accidents oc' ers were Oscar Roehler, Herman beauty, Mias Harrie Field; door prize, Shir- adjourned meeting of said Board of Cits Serv ...... section race, although the Boston Angeles open and proceeded to win close aa the score Indicates as the athletic career."-, three points. Skane was hard press- by Princeton, couldn’t match Cor- Greenevlllc, Tex.—Monty Strat- Meriden ...... 8 2 .800 -air not ITi curred on Saturday. His love to mankind He will freely ley Trythall. The hostesses, Mrs. ReUef. The time of appeal is lim- El Bond and S h a re ...... Bernstein. Otto Lemme, Walter Bruins are stlU sotting the division- puck waa always In Winsted terri- Only twenty-six years old, Mc- ed In taking three points from nell’s last bait scoring spree and ton. Chicago White Sox pitcher, New Britain ...... 6 2 .750 ■•■isa ' ‘‘*s Seme one Is going to say that 8H Automobiles driven by Dr. Frau- Fleischer of the Uedertafel Society, bfstow: Mason Nubfer, Mrs. George Bum- ited by law to twenty, days from al pace. Thomson led the par busters In tory. Nlag Hud P o w ...... and after the first day of Fehruarj-. Cluskey has won more than twenty- Smsland; a roU-oS for total pintail dropped Into last place behind jolnes holdout ranks, asking 812.50U rhompsonvlllB ...... 10 4 .714 -rf. the whole expense of plowing will ds H. Burke of 27 Park street and Herman Freldrich and August Hoff- To accept Is our Imperative duty. ham, Mrs. Gaylord MatUson, served To them, aa much as to the first yesterday’s third round with a 64, In addition to the May brothers Penn Road ...... -...... 29i PUBLIC RECORDS The Old Age Asststance t u no- national cbamplonahips, at various being necessary, Skane winning out Princeton. Cornel] and Harvard, and bonus for 1938. Bristol ...... ___ 6 3 .687 iSbl he only a small fraction of a mill Arthur Wheeler of 112 Grove streeL man of the German Sick Society. That Bin's deception we may over- refreshments o f doughnuts, cheese, line combination of the (Jolvllle boys seven under par, to take a one- starring, Daigle, Bhuetz, amd Unit Gas ...... 4«A tice enrollment of October 1, 1937 dlstancea from two miles to 10,000 by a narrow margin of 5 pins. which had been tied with Cornell Rockville .... ___ 4 4 JiOO Ztx ■ Increase but let's not start Increas- an insurance agent collided. Mr. Burial was In Grove Hill cemetery Foreclostme throw. and coffee at the conclusion of the and Alec Sblblcky, or the second struke advantage over Henry Picard Thomson also stood out. The regu- Hot Springs, Ark.— Wlllls Hudim - ^ . "f' Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 2K has been posted and all persons in- meters cross-country. CSiarlee Wennergren of the tourin for .second place, did not play last Union City . . .. ___ 2 5 .385 ing the taxea for something that Wheeler was driving from White The funeral of Emil Berger of A certificate of forecloeure, i Ciirtst's beauty by the world Is twenty-five hands. trio of O c ll DlUon, Phil Watson of Hershey, Pa., who lost control of lar goalie for Manchester, Hall, did and Earl Whltehill, pitchers, return Util Pow and Lt ...... 5-16 cluded on this enroUment who have Previous winners o f the veterans place Holland team, again took week. Toiringlon ___ 4 7 .372 ■ L a . the tenenta and owners have alwavs street while Dr. Burke was driving Windermere avenue was held from corded Saturday by Town Clerk never known. and Lynn Patrick, must go credit the play with a 71. Thorason'e 64- not play but Hayee, who regularly contracts unsigned to Cleveland In- Field Supervisor of Rural Educa- not qualified for exemption as pro- trophy have Included Fiit McDon- scoring honors for the evening with Bill Thomas, of Dartmouth, holds .’Vew Haven ...... 2 6 .360 z. e d taken care of and can still do so. It south on Grove street. Patrolman his home on Saturday afternoon. Samuel J. Turkington, transfers But by (Sod's free grace all r to • making the Rangers the highest hole total was 69-73-64— 206. plays wing, played goalie and turned dians. tion, L «vl 'T. Garrison, has announc- vided by law are notified and warn- ald, Jackson Scholz and Leo Sex- a high single of 130 and high three Tcrryvllle .... ___ 1 10 .090 la haalthy exercise. ID E N TIFY DEAD M.AN Merrill Cedor Investigated the accl- Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor title to BIssell street property from kind may own. scoring outfit In their halt of the Two shots bock was Byron Nel- In a neat job. Tonight the local first place aa the league's top point- Memphis— Major Tbammcll Scott ed a conference for representatives, ed to pay the Old Age tax of 33 ton, Olympic champions; Bernie string of 349. Middletown .... 0 11 .000 Any one who Is unable to take denL of the Union Congregational church Harold T. W eiL Inc., and George 8. F. J. ZUZZELL. loop, aa well as sky-rocketing the son of Reading, Pa., who duplicated hockey team travels to West Hart- maker with a total of 51 points on elected to presidency of Southern senators, membera of boards of edu within the 30 days following Febru- Wefera, Jr., eprinter; Steve Ruddy, League Standing (■tirls’ Division Meriden. Jan. 2 4 _ (A P )—The On Vernon avenue an auto driven officiated. The bearers were Wil- Smith to the Savings Bank of Man- Thomson's amazing 64. Breaking ford to play the Indians, who they 19 field goals and 13 fouls. Carl Atsoclation. care of their walk can get a boy cation, and otbera intereatod In edu- ary 1, 1938. After March 2, 1938, New Yorkers on their current five- water polo player: Peter Flck, W L Pot. Itvtng In the neighborhood who will man found dead in the rear of the by William Frledrick of 91 Tolland liam Plnney, Henry Beebe, Thomas chester. ABDUemON 8TOBT FALSE game unbeaten streak. par 71 waa something 17 others did defeated last Monday by the score Wilson, Ckirnell, Is. second with 47 St. Louis—Cardinals sell Pitcher i- cation, to be held at the home ot all unpaid Old Age Assistance tax- yeeterday but doing It by seven swimmer; Eddie O’Brien, quarter- Varmland ...... points. Rockville ...... ___ 8 0 1.000 be glad to eam a little spending nghl field fence of St. Stanislaus avenue wras sidewiped as it was Cewley and Peter Teabo. Burial Warrantee Deed The string was kept intact last of 6-5. mller; Angelo Trullo, handball Jim Wlnford to Houston and re- V Darien, Conn,. Jan. 24— (A P )— A Mrs. W. R. L, McBee of South es on this enroUment are raised by strokes was something no one Skane ...... Meiidea ...... ___ 8 2 ,800 money, so no hardship Is saddled stadium here last evening was iden- being driven from a lumbar yard by was in Grove Hill cemetery. Harold C. Alvord baa conveyed to night as the Rangers put on their Summary; player, and Frank SUvlo, oarsman. Penn State, usually a minor lease Catcher Brtiale Ogrodowski 1 story by Mias Catherine O'Connell, WUington on January twenty-fifth law to 34. The tax collector. Mabel ever bat. done before over the Smaland ...... Thompsonville ....10 4 .714 A' tified this morning as Arthur H. an auto driven by Charles Gessay of Sacred Heart Circle Marion S. Alvord s parcel of land on blggMt scoring spree of the season Mancheeter goals • Asstote threat In the eastern Intercollegiate outright to Rochester. onto the older people or the sick. at eight o'clock. The conference G. HaU, will be at the town clerk's Brookslde course. Holland ...... Hartford ...... ___ 8 4 .667 Dobrsts, .35, of 110 Gale avenue, an 117 Vemon avenue. Police Captain Sacred Heart Circle. Daughters of 22, a domestic here, concerning an In wralloping t b ^ favorite "oous- George May 2 Jack May—2 ...... conference basketball race, Is well Agua Caltente, Mexico— Vale of ‘•V So I say again let's all forget East Center street, according to a attempted abduction of her 5- win be conducted by N. 8. office on February IS and 19, and at Dick Metz of Lake Forest, 111., Jack May—2 TO RUN AT BOSTON Manchester ___ 5 5 .500 employe of a local plumbing con- Peter J. Dowgewicz Investigated. Isabella will hold a meeting this inn," the Montreal Maroons, 8-2, George May—i In front as the teams head Into the Tears. 14 to 1 shot, captures J8U0 having the town plow the walks ot warrantee deed recorded today by months-old charge and o f being at Light, Director of Field Sendee at her home in North (Coventry Feb. shot a 64 In the HoUywood, Fla., Kelly—1 New York. Jan. 24.— (A P )—The Middletown ___ 4 7 J72 cern. On Saturday night cars driven by evening In their rooms. There will featuring a thlrd-perkxl splurge KeUy—1 Smaland mid-season examination hiatus. Mexicali Handicap of mUe and 70 anow and get behind the i hovel our- Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkington. tacked by a masked man armed the State Board of Education. Op- 13 and 26 (Or the purpose of coUect- open last year for the lowest record- Indoor track season, after three New Britain .. ___ 2 6 .250 Members of the family stated Floyd D. Cotton of Windsorville and be a social time and an entertain- during which the New Yorkers E. Berggren . ..95: 96 97— 288 The Nlttany Lions won their third yards, feature of racing program, '•*■1 with a pistol was listed today in portunity win be afforded for each ing taxes. ed score of thla type of competition. Winsted goals weeks of undlsUngutohed racing, Bristol ...... ___ 2 6 .200 ■ 1 * * 1 that Dobratz had been suffering Harry Akerley of 3 Joseph street. ment following the meeting. counted (our goals In minutes. Asstote A. Cterlln___ .. 86 95 95—2/6 straight conference victory Satur- beating Sun Apollo, favorite, by a ■ i ' j Yours truly, FINED FOR GAMBUNO Darien police records as “ pure fab- person to express his opinion on the Tickets are selling very readily 2(4 Metz, Incidentally, had 75 yesterday Hicbberg—1 moves Into the flrat major competi- ■New H aven .... ___ 2 6 .250 ■ ' f ' from a heart condition, and had East Hartford which were being To Inatoll Officers This goal-making merry-8o-round Richberg—I R. Johnson .. .. 96 106 113—313 day night, do.vnlng Georgetown, 42 head, with Pass Up third In 1:44.2. STUART J. M ASLET. rication.” services that he thinks should be for the Beetlioven Glee (Club of and waa far back at 218. (tonnole— 1 tion o f the campaign Saturday at Torrington .... ___ 2 9 .182 -w complained of such an lllneaa to driven in the opposite directions on Arthur Bateman of this city. Dis- Roy—1 J. Wennergren . .109 93 112—314 to 23 to take an undisputed league • at - Middletown. Jan. 24— (A P )— Six- extended oT curtailed In the present Manchester concert which wriu be gave the Rangers a record of 22 Three plyaers started four strokea Boston, with the running o f the an- Oslo, Norway— Norway takes two Union a t y ...... ___ 1 6 .142 members of the family on several Union street, collided when the driv- trict Deputy of the I. O. O. F. with Chief Edward A. Tinker and the A. Carlson .. .. 85 107 112— 304 lead. The defeat left Georgetown “STOP” SIGN teen men taken In alleged gambling system of education. presented Feb. 16, p. m., at the scores in thslr last five games— bet- back of Thomson today — oiln Penalties Manchester Winsted nual Prout Memorial games of the titles In European speed skating Terrjville ...... ___ 1 10 .090 occasions. He was Identified by his ers applied the brakes and the cars hla staff will install the new of- pcdice commissioners here Issued a tied with Temple for second place. ‘ a M ito r of The Herald; raids were fined a total of 3100 and point statement last n)ght In which Mra. Percy Carver. Mrs. Irving Church (Community house. This Is tor than four a game—which la the Dutra, Los Angeles; Johnny Re- KeUey— 2 min. Richberg— 4 min Massachusetts Knights of (tolum- cbamplonahips as (Jharles MaUil.scn Kindly allow me to add a few mother. Mrs Anna Verch Dobratz, skidded on the Icy surface of the ficers of Pioneer Lodge of Manches- main reason they're only four points bus. 469 497 529 1495 The Hoyas walloped Pittsburgh Fri- coats today by City O u rt Judge they said Miss O'Connell, who was Lohr, Mias Marion Holmes, Alra. a wonderful chance to hear some volte, Evanston, n i„ and Al Zim- J. May—2 min. Roy—2 min. wins 1,500 metera and Hans Engnes- words in commendation of the letter and a sister, Frieda. StreeL There was slight damage to ter this evening. This Is a Juvenile -.wray from tha Brulna, who lost Skane day night 60 to 47. Israel PoUner. employed by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ralph Wolmer, and Mrs. Joseph fine music. The club Is w-orking with merman, Portland, Ore. Schuetz—2 min. Connole—4 min. bUUng for the g ^ e i which tangen betters own listed world tat Friday's Herald , by "Interested" The cause of death has not been both cars. Sergeant Arthur Frey Lodge of the order. ireclous ground last night when W. Kohls ... .. 91 110 100— 801 The Panthera meet West Vir- Sport Chatter Fines of 35 and 31 costs each Huebsch, broke down after two (the board of trustees and the price Jimmy Hines, Garden City, N. T„ win be followed a week later by the record by LIO o f second In winning troro Simsbury. | ascertained, ponding an autopsy la- and Patrolman Arthur Francis In- Card Party Hutchins were guests of Mrs. Har- I. Carlson .113 lUl 97—311 ginia's last place team Saturday were Imposed upon fourteen men hours o f grilling and admitted she vey Collins at a dlnnar and card haa been placed within the reach of wers handed a 3-2 upset de- Eric SeavaU ot Glendale, Benny Score by periods: MlUrose meet here, goes to the Cur- 500 meters title In 42.4. have occasion to use Middle ter today by Dr. John H. Buffum of vestigated, but no- arrests were The Vemon Civic Assocltaloo will ^^.Chleago. Hogan of Port Worth, Hanw E. Nyquist . . . 77 105 97— 3/9 night and If they win will tie with In the rush ot handling Saturday's charged os frequenters, while Wal- was only seeking “publicity." every one so all may enjoy this flna Mencheeter...... 2 1 ley mile and the Larrives two-mlle Minneapolis— Birger Ruud. Nor- Tttcnplke quite often, especially Wallingford. scUng medical ex- made. hold the second In its aeries of six piudy at her home on Thursday eve- Cooper, (Jblcego, and Jack Grout, A. Hodgette . .107 104 85— 396 Georgetown and Temple for second flood of sports, we clean forgot to ter Alien, 28. charged with keeping The attempted kidnaping of the niog. concerL , o’a victory over Boston, Winsted ...... 2 o 1— 2 runs. These popular events have way; scores 236.0 points with leaps mention the fact that the Manches- ■tnee work started on East Center aminer. The body showed no marks Many .At Skating Rink whist parties this evening at Its ed by Lou Trudsll's thlrd- Hershey, Pa., prevloualy among the C. B o lin ...... 91 101 116— 308 place. atio et From my obeerrstlnn I a gaming house paid 325 and costs. 5-naontha-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lohr, and son Wal- Miss Cora Kingsbury and Mra. drawTi Glenn (hinnlngham, Archie of 104 and 194.2 feet to win north- ter-Uerlden tilt of Friday night at of Injury. The municipal skating rink on rooms. Prizes will be awarded at , tnablsd tbs Hawks to top contenders fell b a ^ yesterday Sol Mieboff ot Pen State, who haa tbta 60 or more cars . pass John Valeria, 25, also charged as a Mra. Huebsch was reported doling lace have returned to their home Herbert Tomlinson had a confer- San Romani and Gena Venake In the west ski jumping championship. the Silvqr City was played under Eaat street was a t>op»lar spot over the cJoac of the playing. The pro- gaming house keeper, was fined 33 ence Saturday morning with Miss Urea points In front o f the and seemed out of the running. ^ e and Don Laah, Floyd Lochner, 479 521 495 1495 made 48 polnti in three games, con- Eupene Wilson, Coleraine, Minn., through Middle Turnpike to one on F.KJLS IN RESCUE TRY the week-end with a large number their absence last Tuesday by the here, after spending a week In New The winner receives 37(M. the recommended changes of tha f t i k e r Btreet. ceeds o f the serlas wrill be used for and costs. Mary Blodgett, state eupervlaor of 't Rad Wings, who cam* Jimmy Deekard. Ray Sears and the Total pinfall roll-off, Skane 104, tinued to hold his conference scor- finishes second with 331.55 points. of youngsters enjoying the skating. maid who told police the Intruder York City with her brother. Mr. Connecticut Interscbolaattc Athletlo There is not ao much difference at work of the association. The case of one alleged frequen- Vocational Horaemaking. ittgh nrlth a 8-3 dscialoa over the veteran Joe McCluskey in the two- Smaland, 99. ing lead with 18 field goala and 12 Saadpoint. Idaho, Jan. 24— (A P I Many city officials and adults also had attacked her. Zimmermann, and her auaL Mra. Y INTEftMEDIATE LEAGUE Lake Placid, N. Y.—Roger Tur- Conference, this being done by mu- Summit street as that la becW lng The Rockville Emblem Club will ter waa put over owing to his 111- Klngabury has decided to finiiiil her lUpplng Nsw York Americans In mllee. fouls. tual agreement of Coaches W ill —The futile fight of an heroic v is its the rink to see bow it la Twomey. Mr. and Mrs. ner, Boston, and Katherine Dub- «U ta a thoroughfare, but with Eaat hold a public bridge on Wednesday ness. The raids were staged Satur- year at the Oullftra] High school the league's only other t ilt By ASSOCIATED PRESS Cunningham and San RomanL Varmland (8) Clarke and Frank Barnlkow. mountain w*oman to save a trapper working out, as It is an experiment CLIPPER SET FOB FUGHT and Mra. Towmey will spend two The following games are sche- row, Montclair, N. J., win men's Clanter street tom up for a long time afternoon at th ( Elks Home. Mrs. day nIghL rather than accept a position offer- Rookie Eddie Wares, playing only the two transplanted Kansans O. Gull ...... 86 95 105—286 YMOA BOWLING SLATE and women's championships in from an ice-filled creek was told being tried this year for the first Emma Liak la ebarman in charge of weeks with Mrs. Lohr In Columbia. duled for play in the ' T “ Interme- LAST NIGHT'S HOCKEY to come, there will be still more In- Alameda, Calif., Jan. 24— (AC )— ed now by the state In (Central Vll- his second game In big league should dominate the mile. Glen has H. Olson ...... 93 136 106—335 eastern amateur figure skhtlng com- The changes, which will be in af- craaae in traffic on the Tum iikc. today by Sheriff Warren Rapp. time. With the success that this the arrangemento. The proceeds Mrs. Allan Robinson, Ruth Robin- Hockey, was the hero again aa"Da- diate Basketball League tonlghL RESULTS a 4:18.2 outdoor mlla for the Sugar E. T b o r e n ...... 104 117 ' 114— 835 The pairings for the YJII.C.A. Mra. Fern Gelsenger was alone In FUNERAL OF MBS. BLUM The China Clipper, with her original eon, and Mrs. Joiwph Hutchins spent 6:45—Rangers va. Plrstea. petition: Aubrey Wells ami his fect tn the state touraamentet eaU It aeema strange that with Mid- baa proven. It is expected that will go toward the charity fund. Master WiUism Orcutt Is serious- trolt downed the Americans. Nstleoal League Bowl meet to bto credit and Satur- B. Anderaon ...123 118 91—836 'Monday Evening Bowling League her cabin when George Duoommun load of eight passengers, was ready Friday In Portland visiting Mrs. 7:45—Cuha ve. Aeas. Keene Valley Mountaineers better for three time-out periods la sadi Ala Turnpike, the shortest, moet there will be more such rinks es- ly ill at tbe boma of his grandpar* Chicago 8, Boatoo 3. day night won bis flrat Indoor mile E. Erickson . . . 98 96 116—310 for this evening are as follows: Bon broke through rotten Ice on Tbor- Parts. Jan. 24— (A P )—Madame to take off again thla afternoon for 8:45—Tigers ve. Eagles- U. S. single beat record for mile on half Instead of five for a full gama (Bract route through the town. It tablished another year. Members During the lost 10 years, meas- Theroee Blum, wife o f tha French Robinson’s father and mother, Rev. ANYBODY BEEN NOBODY T New York Rangers g, Monteral In 4:20.1 at the annual meet o f the Am i vs GIbaont; TalcottvlUe vs. ouhgfare creek and cried for help. Honolulu. Early Saturday the Clip- ents, Mr. and Mra. William Orcutt, The. standing to data to as fol- Mt. Van Hoevenberg bobsled run ... ,lf a team tekea more than tbroa ho* never been improved at the west of the Senior class of the Rockville urements have been made of the Socialist leader, was buried la Pere- and Hra. Varley. In Seuth Coventry. Dr. George Kansas City—Italian rastdeata Maroona 3. Grover Cleveland-Oaceola club. Ban 603 547 633 1573 Shearara; Reids vs. Mailmen. The rest periods In ons half, a tw'iw.i- She leaped Into the water with an per returned to the mainisTvi at San Jowa: with 1:09.50 to win Llthgnw Os- High school sold hot dogs and other sun's ultra-violet light radiation, A daughter, Janie, was bom to Lundberg la the attending physl- lave a good Isugb on threa oity Detroit 8, New York Americans 3. Romani has be'in InoonatotanL Ha Haltand (1) standing to date In the second round ax and tried to hack her way to LachaJss cemetery today. Only In- Pedro after a reserve gaaoUne W. L. beriie four-man bobslsd trophy with cai foul to callsd for oaeb....tha refreshments to add funda to their and a decided variatloa has been timate frimidB and relatlvas at- Mr. and M n . Tony Maaanlk at the ^lection board invastlgators. Intenattoaal-AiBarleaa League beat Laoh to set on American na> E. Johnaon . . . 69 98 65— 367 to as follows: changes also psrmlt two-ntoirtW et him thmugh cake# of ice. Failing, line developed trouble 600 niilea out P hiladelphia 3, Syraeuta 0. W1 L four heat time of 4:89.32. Waahlngton Trip Fund. noted. The year <4 1983 allowed tended the simple serviceaL Tyoh Wtadbam Community Memorial ’ investigaUiif “gtaotfraglatra- Uva record at 8,000 maters and than R. Anderaon ...130 96 91—306 rest Instead et one batwMS tiw she Bwam ashore and cut a pole but on a aeheduled flight from Alameda Springfield 8, Provldenee 1. Boa A m i i. id N ew ’York—Glenn Cunningham OHy Oaort Ctaaaa it at a very lew ebb, Uis scientists Delbea, foreign miaiatcr. represent- beepital this week. The Cieorge Washington bridge, tioas, the ttaraa wars aaeklag a Mr.- beaten in a thrse-nuarter »"ii« R. Bwanaon . . . 98 108 84— 335 ...... 2 first and second and third and fourth only in time to see Duoommun sink. The 325.00 cash bond of , David to Honolulu. New Haven I, PItteburgb 0. Glbsona ...... 8 4 wins mile run In Grover (Tlaveland- are endeavoring to ascertain whetta- ed the government Madame Blum connecting New York and New Nudo. , run. P. Jaa^nto .....114 111 79—804 quarters....in our opinlOB thaaa Two trappen reoovared Duooni- Buraa^ o( 84 Main atntsL Mnl- Captain J. H. TgUw p4k>tad t)ie PrajadWpok. exiled .Amertoan Aaoeetotlon Sbtarara ...... 8 4 Osceola track meet by 30 yards in er ttaase vaziatioaa aOact homaa died Is^ Botutday «ftar two ab-icaipiiar back to tta Aiaiadi air “Nudo”, ^ttaay flnally laansd, Cunning ham woo teat yeor’a Cur- C. Wennerfren 180 108 111—849 modifications wars wdtt aafc aa «d taM I Ufa. ot tUam, haa a eouatry i•Ykobodjr" |% DaUsa. MlnnaapoUa ^ Tutoa E toy mils te a aewaattnnal raoa. Ha TalcottvlUe ’...... 6 64:30.1; Cornelius Johnson takes much to halp tha playtn, bat ta • t Uaula tt, Wietalto 1. asada up BO yarda on Loob aad naU- Mailman ...... 8 9high Jump with leap of 6 (set 6 1-6 give the pfbr refetaae a ehnea 4a ^ 861 610 46D 1611 R aida ...... 1 urlaetaeo. catch t h e ' ^ • , ^yAOB'iwTicv a MANCHE8TCB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ MONDAY, JANUARY 24,198S BJ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JANUARY 24,1938 P ag e T H n m i B K ' ~ , Asti ’ ErAOB F o u itT E B ir v lIRaM rlrrstrr E ttntftts V ffa fit VDITDAT. JA m JA X T U , 1 9 8 9 ^ .L J L i H ALE’S PRE-IN VEN T ORY SALE , Starts Tomorrow With Double Green Stamps Given Tuesday SOME OF THE SEASON’S ^BEST VALUES WILL BE FOUND AT THIS SALE ONE GROUP OF 17c LADIES’ Final Gearance Ladies’ $4.98 and $5.98 Monument MUls, Candle- HandkercUefs FABRIC wick and Rayon Taffeta All Unen, white and colored with GLOVES BEDSPREADS $0-29 Oreea hand embroidered comers. Clear- Not alt colors In each style. Give n With Cash Sales In Both ance price Double woven and Wooltex ma- terial. Colors black and brown. These Stores A ll D a y Tu e sd a y 2 ONLY RegularneB iuar ^lu.uu$10.00 L^maiewiCKCandlewick mm ONE GROUP OF , C pau* 4 39 BEDSPREADS $7*98 SILK DRESSES $1^.98 Beautiful all over pattern. Rust and brown, The JW .HALC CORK nafpiiariy tjoion oiock, rujy«i oiut 69c RAYON gold and brown. Raspberry, Green. Special Purchase of mancmistbr Cohh* Children’s and Misses’ UNDERWEAR 4 ONLY x^KRegular uior $3.98^0.90 and2uia $4.98 LfinenLinen Made of Sonio, the stabilized Two-Piece rayon, vest, panties, bioomer and ANKLETS step-in. Color tea-rose. 2Sc value.mlue. UMUSe^SON, LUNCH SETS $1-98 INC. C3oth and six napkins. Beautiful quality KNIT DRESSES linen. 2 ^or $1*00 15c pair Regular $10.98 DRESSES 79c 52x52” Pure Linen Tw o Big Sales St a rt Tu e sd a y Now...... $7.98 In These Tw o Stores Final Gearance Ladies’ First ODD LOTS LUNCH CLOTHS 5 9 c Re^Iar $7.95 DRESSES Quality Silk On* color only. Blue and red combination. Now...... $5.98 BATH SALTS. CLOSE OUT OF A FEW Regular $5.98 DRESSES HOSIERY Not all sizes in all colors. Value Now...... $3.98 to tl.OO pair. Clearance price POWDERS, Etc. AUTO SEAT COVERS Values to SOc. The J W . H A U CORK $2.98 COACHES A Q manchistir Cohn* Regular or with divided bocks. t{9 JL a 'A a / 59C pau* SPORT and DRESS COATS X2c each $1.69 and $1.89 COUPES TU E S D A Y SP E CIALS Regular $59.50 COATS With divided backs or can be used for front seats Pure Silk Knee Length of coaches only. ^ At Now...... $42.00 29c Fast Color H a le's Self Serve a nd H e a lth Regular ^45.00 COATS HOSIERY Flannel Gowns with Lastex top. Chiffon and with long sleeves, stripes, white M a rk e t Now ...... $29.00 TWEED PRINTS 3.7c yd. service weight. and solid colors. Some with col. lars. Size lS-17 only. A good range of patterns in checks and plaids and tweed designs. Doable Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Regular $39.50 COATS All fast color. All Day Tuesday.' Now ...... $25.00 C pair 29 39c Fast Color Preshrunk Odd Medal "" Regular $35.00 COATS 97c FLOUR ______24 Va Lb. Bag 99c Now ...... $25.00 Hollywood Prints 2 9 ^ Ooc l deat — — • CLOSE OUT OF Jt^^few^good^^atternsJefMi^hia_£ne_jiiallty_prlnL_^^^^_^^^_^^^ Regular $22.75 COATS 24 '/2 Lb. Bag BABYSHOP 35c FLOUR $109 Now ...... ’...... $14.00 $1.98 Corduroy Bpeeadl t COMBINATIONS Regular $19.75 COATS SNOW PANTS Some with belts. Also small PAINTBOXPRINTS c yd. lot of girdles, sll well known Lbs. 25 Oleomargarine 2 25c Now ...... Navy blue and brown, patch Designed by American school children. Patterns for dresses. $14.00 makes in the lot. Not all sizes. knees, straps over shoulder, lined agroni Values to *5.00. Aay Flavor Red Whir Fore 2 for warmth. * e y| O Regular $16.75 COATS Sizes 2 to 6 yrs. Now ...... JELLY_ 6 Oz. Glass 10c 2 forT9c $12.00 $ 2.87 Regular $25.00 COATS COSEY CREPE 7 9 ^ 5 "* Med. Pkg. $5.98 SNOW SUITS A few colors to close out in the deeper shades. QUA K E R P A TS 9c Now ...... $16.00 One Navy Blue with plaid Jack- miles et, sizes 6 years. Dark brown ONE TABLE OF Neatle ALL SALES FINAL with plaid trimmings. Size years. qq SNOW SUITS (2 only) ...... C O C O A ___ >/a Lb. 21c Lb. 39c $12.98, $10.98, $9.98, $6.50 REMNANTS I/ 3 to I/ 2 OFF values, reduced to Kellogg's PEP Pkg.12c $3.98 Baby’s 12 ONLY HOUSEWARES And one rernlar »l»e parkare for If.______$3.98 Monument Mills 11.25 DRIP-O-LATORS, Q Q SNOW SUIT Y2 pr ice China pot, aluminum t o p ...... Oa/C Rose color, one piece, with zip- per down the front and helmet to $2-39 Blue Rose Rice 4 Lbs.21c $2.98 DINNER SETS, A n n n match. One size, 4 years and BEDSPREADS Tork State 32 Piece floral p a ttern ...... one size 2 years. Heavy weight pre*shrunk gpreade In rose, orCbtd. green and gold. (2 only) ...... $ 2 .9 8 39c GLASS RELISH DISHES, t y ^ $2.49 Monument Mills PEA BEANS 4 Lbs. 21c m four com partm ents...... OC SKI PANTS 50c ROUND ROASTERS, QQ Regular $2.98 reduce to $5.98 Boys’ 3 Pc. PRUNES 4 Lbs. 21c dark gray enameledware...... BEDSPREADS $ 1.79 29e RUBBER MATS, a n COAT SETS Navy Blue, regulation atylea in A few full size and single bed size at thla real low price.______ Ivory Flakes Lg. pkg. 21c Med. 9c 24 1-2 Inch s iz e ...... 1 aJC sizes 3 and A years. Brown $2-49 check, size 6 years. Brown chin- Odds and Ends Reg. 40c to 95c chilla. Not all sizes. 79c FURNITURE PO LISH ...... 39c size 2 y e a rs...... $ 3 .9 8 R IN S q _ Large Package 2 for 39c 50c O’Cedar Cream o n TIOGA YARNS 19 FURNITURE POLISH...... WOOL PLAID Here ia a wonderful value in I to S ball Iota, all types of Tioga SCOTTISSUE $1.49 SERVING TRAYS *7 ^ $9.98 Boys’ 3 Pc. Yams which regularly sold for 40c to 95c ball. Yams. 2d floorl) COAT SETS JACKETS 3 Rolls 23c 12,0.89c 59c POTTERY VASES, FLOWER o ft Two only in size 6 years. Brown 16 ONLY— 39c solcy Florida BOWLS, E T C ...... o i l C plaid, warmly lined, Q f i double breasted . . . . ^ 0 . % 9 0 19c GRAY ENAMELED . m n $4.50 Doz. Laundry Bags each 2|Jc ORANGES 2 25c PUDDING PANS ...... lUC Regular $7.98, O Q Made of crash with hand blocked design. (Notions). fl.2 9 ENAMELWARE, white with blue or red trim. Now ...... vOe^O Girls’ 3 Pc. Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qt. Covered Kettles, ^ ^ n n Regular $5.98, f t O P OTATO E S 15Lb. Pe<* 19c COAT SETS Now ...... ^Oea/O One blue with fur trimming, f 1.98 BRIDGE LUNCHEON SET. A w n n size 3 years. lOc Odd Buttons card 5c H E A L T H M A R K E T service for four persons ...... W A •vlU $7.98, now $ 4 .9 8 One or two of a kind. AU sizes and colors. (Notions.) One blue set, size O f i Rib Shoolilrr WINE GLASSES in tall stemware, a r \ JUNIOR or 6 years. $9.98, now ^ O e S f O Each ...... l O c 85c WHISK BROOMS, n n LAM B CHOPS Lb. 29c colored handles ...... DRESSES ODD CURTAINS One Table of 75c EMULSO NON-SKID FLOOR WAX, o ft Wools and crepes, regular Loin Lamb Chops ib:39c $8.98 and $2.98, reduced to 1 lb. can ...... U I J C ODDS AND ENDS 11.25 DESK AND READING A f /vn Drastically reduced iaaludbig 2 PI^ICE socks, snow pants, union auita, Y Lb. LAMP ...... $1.UU shirts, warm plaid aearfa and hats. On* pair of a kind. Ruffled, flat, lace and cottage sets. Real LAM B STE W 10c 15c Y2 pr ice 81.98 DESK AND READING A « a /v due if you have one window iia a room. 1 0 c “ $ 1 .9 8 LAMP ...... 51 ,49 ONE LOT OF 99c LAM B LEGS Lb. 25c 11.49 BRIDGE LAMP, a w r \ r \ WITH SHADE ...... 51.UU CHILDREN’S . $2.98 SILK DRESSES PORK CHOPS Lb. 21c-27c 81.00 FLOWER VASES in black decorated, C O COTTAGE SETS 7 0 c In printed taffetas, and plain large sire ...... 0 5 j C colors In blue, pink and mulberry. Not aU colors In each styla. COATS Juat a few to done out at thla SH O RT STE A K Lb. 81.00 FRAMED BABY PICTURES, .. price. 35c 19x15...... OOC Sizes S to 6 yeara $ 1 .9 8 pr ice LACE CURTAINS BEEF STE W Lb. 2 25c Y 2 Pair o f a Kind. 'Sizes 7 to 14. Hamburg or Regular $7.98 to $18.98. The CORK m m L < OFF Yz Sausage Me at 2 u .2 9 c Hat Sets Reduced (Oirtaliia tnd rioor). Ma n c h i s t i r Co n n-