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Order Closing

Welles Says Basic Attack

Nazis’ Offices

Claims in Sinking Draws Praise ascus;

McCarrfln Sees Step To­

Remain Unchanged ward Severing Diplo­

matic Relations De­ Reach Capuzzo

Government Soon Will spite Welles’ DeniaL Will Travel Be in Position to Reach Waahlngton, June 17.—(g)—^The Beat Back Determined Reach Aatourz, 6 Milea

Final Decision on Ac­ Same Road State Department order for the Secret Plane Axis Giunter - Attacks Southwest of Syriim : tion to Be Taken in closing o f all German consulates to By Reinforcements Capital After Captni^ Regard to Destruction As Canada the United States by July 10 drew Detector Aid many expressions of Senate ap­ Hurried from Tobruk; ing Madani; Advance O f Robin Moor. proval today, but Senator McCar- Slowly Purposely t<9 ran (D-Nev) called it a step to­ Inflict Heavy Losses on Made Better) Rnox Assures Victory Washington, June 17.— (W) ward severing diplomatic rela- German, Italian Sol­ Keep Losses as Low Loan Rally No Doubt tiona. ---- I — Sumner Welles, undersecre­ Undersecretary qf ^tate Welles, As Possible Both for United States Will Go diers Who Repeatedly Device Contributing to tary of state, said today the however, denied that any diplo­ government’s basic charges matic rupture was implied and A^ault Imperial Units: Success in Battle of Selves and Defenders. Along Defiance Path, against (Jennany for the sink­ pointed out that the action did not affect the German embassy bere. 'Tn t ^ L T iry i Britain Last Fall Has Cairo, E g y p t, June 17.— eci0caUy at German consu­ Vichy, Unoccupied France, lates and other agendea, such as movement “made an initial changed by the arrival of 85 S. Secretary of the i Navy Frank June 17.— (AO— ^The French the Gernum Library of Informa­ penetration as far as Fort I London, June n —OP)—A secret missing survivors at Cap^ Knox assured m cheering Canadian announced today the loss of a tion, the German Tourist Bureau Capuzzo,” just across the detector which contributed town yesterday. Welles said victory loan rally last night that and thes Naxi Tranaocean New destroyer “during Syrian op­ Egyptian border in Libya, and tc the R. A. F.’s success to the bat- that with the evidence al­ "we are determined to travel the Service, which were accused of ac­ erations,” and said sevMb ••thm hoat hark determined tie for Britain last faU has since ready available from 11 sur­ same route—the same self-respect­ tivities "inimical to the welfare of then oeat oacic aeierminea members of the crew were ing route—that you are traveling. this coimtry.” vivors landed last wdek in Although July 10 waa set as the Axis counter-attacks by re- promise in many directions,” MaJ. killed. "Recent declarations of my com- inforcements hurried there clement R. Attlee, lord privy seal, Brazil and a cabled summary mander-in-chlef, the president of deadline, the New York offices of the United States," Knox said, left the Gernum Railroads Information from the Tobruk area.” th e « « of C o m m ^ London, June 17,—(ffV^ expected on the testimony of no doubt that the United SUtes Service were closed to the public Middle East command an- ^uf increasing quantities of British forces are attaddnff ^ those at Capetown; South A f­ today. Nine employes were said to would go with Canada "along this nounced today. The war bul- this ingenious apparatus, whose Aatourz, six miles soutb- rica, the government very path of defiance to those who seek be on duty, however. soon would be in a position to military dominion over \is . . . Foienraner of Offensive letin said heavy losses were | »n*int^^_snd r o ^ temand | southwest of the Syrian capi­ large numbers o skilled men, es- reach a final decisioig on the “We to the United States are The decision to close the con­ inflicted on the German and ~ - tal of Damascus after captur­ sulates, coming on the heels of action to be taken. Italian troops who repeatedly (OeaUxaed On Page Four) ing Madani yesterday, au­ (Continned ou Page Ten) Saturday’s order freezing German • ------Aaked if the government’a poal- and Italian funds here, waa gen­ assaulted the Imperial forces. thoritative British reported : tion that the aubmarine vioUted erally interpreted sa the forerun­ Fort Ca^UBBO is opposite Salum, today. Madani is 10 milea international law waa unchanged ner of an intensive government where fierce fighting appeared de­ south-southwest of DanuUPJ by the aafe arrival of the 36 aurvl- veloping into a major battle fol­ Strike May Robin Moores offensive against all actlvltlea like­ cus. These sources reiterated vora, Wellea replied that it waa ly to Impair the efficiency of the low the start of the British offen­ identical. that the British-Free Frencltj defense program. sive. Told To Take Depoaittoua If Germany has been using its Capture Italian Poeltloa F orce Auto command was going slowly C hief O fficer He said the American consul at consulates and agencies for such In East Africa, the Imperial ^ w -v <1 I thUlO e AJUVailkL evant BU6IASBsta tes pv|IUX Capetown had been Instructed to activities, it waa pointed out, the command said British forces cap­ take depositions from the survi­ effect of the government’s action tured an ItaUan rearguard position r l a i l t S U H l t K o 1*««P lo8«e9 SB low a s Highly Praised ble both for themselTes vors there and cable a summary is to deprive her of the personnel A policeman stands guard at the entrance of-Hie German con­ west of Lake Lakemti, to south­ as soon as possible. < and unrestricted funds she has sulate to New York after the United States government ordered the ern Ethiopia, taking 300 prlsonera, the defenders. German government to close all Ita consular establisbmenta to tho He did not indicate what direct been utilizing. Hie funds are now four guns an I 20 machine guns. In Eg,Q l(VYeM o f F o u r C o n - Gen. Paul Le Oentilhomms action would be taken but it was Mundy Steered Lifeboat under Federal control and the con United States not later than July 10 on the ground that their con­ the AssabAasab area.area, Mxsix Fascist offlceraofficers I T O U T \Amaaid to be carrying on to comm considered certain that a stern pro­ tinued operation is contrary to the wsUare of this country. and 180 men were reported cap­ ceras May Be Made of the F tm French forces deapttS^ test at least would be lodged with Load of PMMOger. by t e n o S ;? tured. a broken arm suffered from an i ~

Germany. Skelchy OMrt Copied J a fairly Britiah sources described the Im­ Idle Unless Jnrisdi^ bomb. Philip Williams, third secretary I --Je^r*»0 bsuef mat Gsrmany perial offensive to North Africa as Capture Seven Taah of the United States embassy at "still a local ona for tha moment” tional Row Is Ended. From Captain’s Map. would ratallate for the consulate In the capture of Sldoii, oa Rio de Janeiro, arrived here by 'cloaings, probably by fordid the Cologne, Duesseldorf but that the operatlona were de- Labaness coast, - the British plane today with detailed eyewit­ _ , _ ^ HAiiih I remaining U. 8. consular officials velotdng. By The AaaoeUted Press reported to have captured i ness accounts of the torpedoing of Clapetown, Union ^ ^ Germany and Germian-oocn- In bringing -Op' ratafwteementa A Jurisdictions] strike at a De­ tanka, two of which were m the Robin Moor and pictures tak­ Africa, June 17—ur>—^Tha Robin I tetirttory. Diplomatic repre- frdm Tobruk, 80 miles away, the as well as some stores and ju en of herdestructicHi by survivors. Uoor’a chief officer am praised to-1 sentatives already have been Targets for British Axis Commanders bad to draw off troit auto parts factory today niUon. Williams carried the depositionf day by tha last saved pasaengers forced to leave the oecupied terri- part of their forces encircling that | threatened snforced layoffs for made by the ten members of the Demands .that the. campaign in of the torpedoed American freight- toriea ^puljton of constUar ^ s Britlah-held port. (A German mili­ 40,000 workers in automobile Syria and Lebanon be puahed to U crew and the one passenger who tary spokesman said last night the plants which depend upon tbp reached Recife, Braxll, last Week swift conclusion came from se*> er as the ^ ficlal channels of InformsUon, and Duisburg Also Bombed apparrat purpoae of the British struck factory for parts. tiona of the British press today fg . after being rescued at sea by the to rtacut ^ r 18 days in a wave- ^ Italy Blocks offenslva v/aa to relieve tha be- A Michigan state labor mediator BraziUan steamer Ozorio. In Sweep of Industrial: reports from tbe. battlefroot UflS tossed lifeboat. nonlal IPiimTMi lesgured Tobruk garrison.) declared that employes of Ply­ Of slow progress by the SnmnBuy Basis of Charges *** a^ ^teat Approvra Aliens BIB Ruhr, Rhineland Dis-. Lash at Commanloatloai mouth, Briggs, Ford and Dodge armies. A summary of their accounts AH Payments Reports from the front indicat­ truck plants might be made Idle Unoffictal reports indicated that was cabled to the State Depart­ i ^ ’ aivhted. espionage jm d subversive activities ^ t ship picked up two other here exceeds the toUl of World Persistent reports reaching PrivAte Debts Affected by mechanized units. agreement with the firm, and has Nazi U-boat in violation of inter­ One such unit waa said to have contended that the rival CIO union national law and a submarine war­ boatloads and landed here ***??.■. j « Norwegian circles in London By Decree in Reprisal fare compact to which Germany night with all of the mieelng from The blU, passed by the House stabbed 40 mUes into Libya yester- *»»» F la sh es! tho-Robin Moor—85 passengers l«»t week, would give the prcsl- today-indicated Germany was day to rout an ItaUan column near This the UAW-CIO deiUed. deZerib- was a signatory. For Freezing of Cred­ (lA le BoUetlaa af the (F) W in ) The State Department bad de­ and crew members feared lost af-1 te«t dlscreUonary authority over concentrating “large num­ Oambut, and there were imofflcial tog the walkout as a spontaneous the entry of aliens into the United reports that'another British force vacation period, ferred preparation of a strong ter the Brazilian ship Ozorio pick­ bers” of troops on the Norwe­ its in United States. Oamnalgn" diplomatic protest to Germany un­ ed up the fourth boatload of 11 States or their departure. The had occupied Fort Capuzzo, Just Decriee "StaadOT Ptaas Pleat At Daabury gian west coast— a possible west of the Egyptian frontier. I WhUe other strikes■ continued to til the complete deposiUona reach< survivors June 9. State -Department memorandum Rome, June 17-K/P)—The Italian New yerk, June 17—(F>—Offl- ed here for careful official study. Saved by Lock of Sea termed the legislation desirable. springboard for invasion of It Was believed here that Qer- ] toportairt defense Iridustri CTO ctals ef The Ptaskoa Ootupaay, a Lack of such a law, the House Scotland. The Norwegians government, freezing American man troops also had been driven President Philip Murray issued a subsidiary of The Ubbey, Oweiss, There was considerable interest The survivors said that luck of statement decr^ng what be term­ the sea—nbt any wireless notifica­ said that in the paat few days credits to Italy, today blocked all Ford Company, glass and ph itisi (ConUnued On Page Two) ed "the current slander campaign manafseturersr disclosed today (Continued On Page Four) tion of their pUght by the sub­ (Oonttoued On Page Four) aumerous troop trains carry­ payments from Italy on private against the loyal Americans who marine—saved them. The officers debts to Americana under a decree the company ptaaned to oonstraet and crew members who boarded ing Marines and materiel had represent the CTO m A ita unions." ■ -.,50 000 ptaht In Danbury. Oena. published to the Official Gazette He denounced as "malicious gos- —iv u m ‘ the submarine declared positively passed through Oslo on the in reprlzal foi the freezing of Ital­ They said the company sip” stories o f "spUta, purges and taia^ aa option oa a plot of Seaway Plan it waa German. ^jXry to Settle way to west coast bases. In ian credits to the United States. Petain Claims Red-bunta” in tha organisation. 1 All agreed that the submarine’i tea acres of land Just outside th *- • addition, reporta from Krage- Fascist spokesmen estimated Labor dlfflcuIUaa broke out In a offlcera and sailors who spoke used the freezing actions to be better Danbury city Umito and slready roe, on the Skaggerak, say a new quarter last night when 1,300 had Invited bite for coastractioa Battle Opens good English, "but with a (german Wage Dispute than two to one in Italy's favor, No Betrayal employes of two large Phlladel- accent." ■te^y procession of, trans­ of the ptet. Whoa complotod, tha n Oiornale D’ltalia estlmaUng phta sugar refineries walked out There was (Usagreement, how­ ports and other veasela had American investments to Italy at company expects to employ mora ever, as tea identl^ing marks on as s climax to a wage dispute. ’Tm thsa eOO persons. It maaafact w Stimson and Berle Are Mediators, Union, Amer- 1145,000,000 against Italian in- Asks French to Give AFL Longshoremen's Association the submarine. Mwidy said a red been steaming in a westerly vestments of from $80,000,000 to area-forms Idehyde, a material First Witnesses at bull’s head was painted on the can Brass Co. Officials direction. $88,000,000 in America. Him Confidence in R e * | S fS fc ,S liL i* ^ ^ T O ^ p r o d ^ W ,# ! ptasura. conning tower. Second Mate Rob­ liie decree ordered ItaUan Indi- Hold Meeting Today. view o f Situation. l«n hour, with boo^ of_10 to 20 I Shocked To Death PubUc Hearing Today- ert Taylor, wboee father lives in London, June 17.— (A>)— vlduala and firms to report aU HoUyvrood but who is not related Bridgeport, June 17—beric ^ irsceipta fw^mwni^f:U,6QjMD^Ilk

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MAJfCHCSTSR B V E N W G H ERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1941 E. V er^r, Cfitlcago, and - Robert ^ Southern California Cities to Get Walnuley, Nyack, N. Y. Canada Adds Big Problems Canada and Newfoundland— (1) Pour Ihji Pincer Move Squeeze Colorado River Water Tomorrow — Arthur S. Fitzgerald, Windsor, alM connected with the »> «;;" Court Posts To Be Faced Ont, and Geoffrey A. Wheable, In Auto aj-atem. Tha joat la docked In ^ a 8th District Weddings Obituary To Mjike Effort Here T o H e r N a w London, Oat. Bireboat moat con%’enient location po^ble. L m Angeles, Jtme 17—(65— Cities which will Introduce toe Oraat Britain and Ireland (1)— ft U kept at the Battery where It Doubly Superior Force T. A. Warren, Wolverhampton, “ t in tha exact center of Yet Unknown When Mrs. Southern California dUtrict Water into their ayatemS Makes Report To Curb Rent Gougiug Kiwanis Told Fleet Is Rotarians Challenged to Eng. Two Hartford Rei^f U must co\-er. turns her water fauceb tomorrow, tomorrow are Pasadena, Burbank, mN.Y.Vfeitra Frascr-Lardner DcBths ahe will tap toe Colorado river, > B e varly HilU, SanU Monica, Be Ready for .Difficult .World-at-Large (5) — Joaquin can r u r t a» Ooco Rendering Admirable Serratosa, C I b 11 a ,. Montevideo, In Hptfpiutt Repoi The boat 1* powered by two atx- The wedding of Miss Grace Peck Judge BowePi Only Cer­ More Than 70,000 Men | 392 mile* away. | (DOmpton and Torrance. Balanee of Sii.'iS Is on Uruguay; Julio Oerlein (Domelin, leen cylinder oleBel engine* which Lardner and Harry Mitchell Gtizens Committee to Overnight News Service in Convoys. Signalising virtual completion Los Angeles now brings water Job After War. In *^o4>d’ Condition. Co.No. SMembew tainty Thus Far; Gar- And Thousands of Ma­ BarranquUla, Colombia; Francis iw always kept at a temperatui^ Hand; Various Items Fibaer of Manchester took place C. E. Howard Abbout Town of -a $200,(X)0,000 project toe Me- . from the Owens river. Most of t>c Saturday, June 14, 4 o'clock at tha Be Formed to Listen tropolitan .Wats’* DUtrict w lll de­ other cities draw from mountain A. Krttaneh, Beirut, Lebanon; C. Largent Ship of 100 wnttr flow- rity Won’t Sund. chines in Army’s Sim­ Of Connecticut Atlanta, June 17.— (ff)—Canada Denver, June 17— (^)— Rotarians Bridgeport, June 17—(/P) T(*6f r. bride's home on Maple street, Bris­ Uver softened, filtered water to streams; a few have deep wells. J. S f^ e r , Zurich, Switzerland, mg through tubea about ®y“ " ‘ O f the Statement. To Complaints and with a 13-ship Navy at toe atart were challenged today to be pre­ Hartford residents confined to tol. Dr. Francis Trowbridge Cooke, Town bill* which w*r* ordered By Associated Prem alx southern California towns. Work Started In 1982 pared to face momentous problems and Yen Te-Chlng, Nanking, Chi­ IWiteKin^ , dera Thl* 1* done *0 that the .Jb Passes Away paid by tha Selectmen in their ulated Battle. o f toe war has 210 vessels today Vincent’s hospital with injuries i teat mav start immediately to any paator of the First CongregaUonal Although no deflnlU announce Hear from Landlords. Seven others, including Los An­ (Doostruction of toe giant water at^the end of toe present world na. As la required by the charter of church of Bristol performed the meeting laat night wm he publish­ and expects to nearly double that The retiring president, Armando ceived in an auto accident on Qle , Are. Otherwiee live ment of town court appolntnaenta Waterbury—Dr. B. Henry Ma­ geles, will tap to* aupply within a supply system waa begun in De­ conflict 80 that "none of u* will be ' On OwJf rK «n t trtp to N*w Vork the Eighth School and .Utilities Dis­ ceremony. ed In tomorrow's issue of .The By Bloc Yahner number by next year, Robert J. few months. De Arruda Pereira, Sao Paulo, h^erritt Parkway, Trumbull, be mat and aa the has been made, there la general Popular Employee of Rent "gouging" in Manchester, son, superintendent of Waterbury cember, 1932. The aqueduct origi­ Content to make agalp the same the membert of Hoee Com- trict, a paid advertisement is be­ Mlaa Dorotliy Fraaer was the Herald. With toe Second Armored Dlyl- Prittle of Winnipeg, Canada, vice- In 1928, toe 13 cities organized nates at Parker dam. Water U mistakes Which we made at the Brazil and toe president-elect, reported In ”g ( ^ ’’ conditloa t»> teat put It. -If you apeculatioo that everything ha* long complained about by those hospital for 15 yeara, yesterday In­ S were Uken through the ing carried In this Issue. It gives brida'B only attendant. J. Henry , Sion in Tennessee, June 17—(P)— president of Klwanla International, toe MetropoUtan Water District, pumped acroas toe Mojave desert, cloae of toe laat war." Tom J. Davis, Butte, Mont.; auto­ day. utea yot. might " "®‘^ . Connecticut Co. Dies Companies 3 and 4 of the South formed toe Board of Director* he They are Michael Noveilo, 67, o f •II •• The reaaon that the boat I* Thornton served as beat man for been ’’sattled," and the announce­ who have begim to feal Its effects, A five-clawed pincer attack, with wanted to resign effective Jply 1. declarro today. financed by a $220,(MX>,000 tend la- then lifted 1,617 feet into toe San Paul P. Harris of (Dhtesgo, presi­ matically become board members. ■ jwwlj- cwnmtertoned a detailed report of the offlcera of Manchester Fire Department will a new U. B. armored division ap­ 15 George street, toe most aetl> powered aith dleael* was that Mr. Fi-aaer. Mlaa Dorothy Ann ment of the court-officiala Uat la After a Long Illness. may aoon be thrown into toe light "Cdnada’a Navy, while of course aue. F. E. Weymouth, general Bernardino mountains by giant dent emeritus of Rotary Interna­ drill together Monday night at the plying toe pkeasure—of men U)d He gave ill health a* toe reason. ously injured, who received a pote S f d l t y h inllUon dolUre to build. ^aollne would be too dangerou* to the district. Fox played the wedding march. only a matter of time. It aeems, small, is rendering an admirable manager and chief eng;ineer of the pumps. Normal flow will be 600 tional, said in an address prepared The bride wore a whita chiffon tower. of publicity it was learned tods]\ gun* behind armor plate, aqueexed Milford— Soil waa turned here diatrict, reported today that toe sibte skull fracture, deep sodp . lb the meet powerful boot of lU The report of the treasurer however, that many deUlIa have rvlce. particularly In convoy cubic feet per second, with provi­ lor the organization's 32nd annual Uk* near a fire. ___ gown with a girdle of seed pearls Charles B. Howard, for the past as Th e HeraI(Tiklfi6d InfoTmiUonV a doubly auperlor force in middle yesterday for an addition to a work ha* bMn done for about $23,- Bau on Navicerts laceration and fractured right lag ^bind in the world. The boat 1* manned by aeven show* that receipts during the not been satiafactorily worked out, work,” Prfttie declared In an ad­ sions to step it up to 1,600 cubic convention today: and her net finger-tip length veil 30 years a well known and popu­ The picnic planned by the W ill­ th at.* citlxens’ committee may Tennessee early today, toe debut power plant which Col. Samuel H. 000,()00 Jess than estimated. and Mrs. Mary Sitaro, 30, of 10 : T * ^ irjte nshter i» cepebale of men not only trained firemen but year totaled $.84,532.8* and expen­ and, as a matter of fact, at the dress during- an International feet as toe cities grow. "As sure as the fact that Europe diture* $3.1.97.8.95, leaving a bal­ fell from a tiara of chiffon flower*. ing Workers group of the South shortly be formed, composed of, of mechanised field tactics in the Fitoer, chairman of toe State De­ East street, pooasible fractured t 20,000,000 K*” ®"* also trained sailor*. The teat itself moment only one thing is really lar employee of the Connecticut Hour session of toe organisation's WUl Provide Water Free Gravity tumbles It down to a arose from toe devastation" of toe Affects Petsamo ance of $558.9t'dn hand. During She carried a bouquet of white Methodist W. S. C. S. has been responsible persons, who are de­ nation. fense Council, said would further skull and nose snfi abrstsions of >5 ru ih o u r throu|fh It* ei*;ht deck ta protected from fire by a CarbOT certain, and that la the appoint­ Company on the local lines, died 25to annual convention. From June 18 to Aug. 18 toe revolutionary filtering plant at Napoleonic era,” It,wilt arise again. the year $4,000 of the district’s rosea, stephanotia and forget-me- postponed indefinitely. termined to protect their home oc­ More than 70,000 men and thou­ Connecticut's share of toe defense both legs. n aa.I, The deck gun* range from OiOTide system. The system worlu ment of Judge Raymond R. Bow- A t toe outbreak of war we had dUtrict will provide water free to nearby La Verne, Cbemists de­ 'If an impracticable League of $40,000 bond Issu* was retired, nota. The maid iff honor wore early this morning following a cupancy from Inroads of outsiders sands of machine* were in the >rogram. When completed, toe London, June 17—()P)—Informed Released from Hospital tito five tnchea. The five inch in surh a way that If a fire broke *p*-t» serve another term. IS ships; today we have 210 ves- -4JI)8 13 cities prepared Jo vised a system whereby neariy Nations was the offspring of toe leaving a balance due In bonds of aqua organsa and a small peach long lllneas. He had lived at 42 The (Children’s Society of the due to toe defense boom.^ simulated battle. Devon plant pf The Connecticut sources said today that Britain Released from toe hoapltal fol­ mta is ti powerful enough to k n «k out in any part of the vesiwl. It Not Ready to Say selssela. vrito 18,000 officers and men; Uke i t Thereafter, the diatrict will World war, perhaps a practicable $.12,000. Current expenses this flowered hat, and carried token Jensen. South Methodist church will have Inciease la Beatals It waa toe first time in toe na- Light and Power Company will sell water for $15 per aOre foot. pure calcium carbonate could be had stopped granting navicerts lowing treatment were Frank . ‘ Sewn,n a wall. To prevent cotroaion a-oiild release s quantity of carten Whether or not Attorney Har­ house a 45,000 kilowatt generator. next year we will have 413 ahipa precipitated from toe sludge re­ League of Nations will te the child Sitaro, 36, husband of toe injured e y gun* are all made of braa*. year was less by $S08..18 from la st. roses, He waa bom In Bolton on Janu­ a.party tomorrow afternoon at 2 For some time there has been a tlon’s history that an armored di­ equlvalent to 3.5 cents per 100 for jibips going to toe Finnish Arc­ dioxide and the fire wovild be old W. Garrlty, named aa deputy The plant’s present capacity U 75,- witii 27,000 officers and men." sulting from the softening pro­ of the present war.” woman and driver of to* vehicle For Oaaollne Fire* year. ! The home wa*\ decorated ary 22, 1881, the son of the late o’clock at the home of the leader, steady trend here toward ever in­ vision oppos^ another force in cubic feet. The average retail rate tic i>ort of Petsamo because "sev­ smothered. Judge by the legislature, will ac­ OOO nlowatts. Emphaal* tm Pilots cess Tha sludge will be burned, 18 Noininiated'fdf Diitetors ~ and Novello’e granddaughter, -Roee The boat alaovcarrie* h<^. « DIstrIct’B Grand Mat throughout with June\ flower*, cept, is atm unrevealed by him. Marvin and Jan* (Rockwell) How­ Mra. T. B. Kehler of 14 Bond. creasing rental chargea— in some battle formation. for domestic water in the 13 cities Eighteen men were nominated eral German diviaions” now are Aiwa}-* Splc and Spaa ard. A fter attending schools In Branford— Soo Young of New Prittle told toe convention that producing lime for re-use in filter­ Marie SiUro, 10, who received : nairies about^Ow feet ’" ' 5^ The tax collector’s report gives rosea predominating. TheVeremony Garrlty says he has "made up his esses rents have been raised five It also was toe first time toe is about 14 centa per 100 cubic yesterday for toe 14 directorships stationed in Finland. The boat 1* kept Immaculately dollars a month steadily for two York City, who said she is a toe Dominion, Uke toe United ing at a fraction of the commer­ lacerations of the face and body. teM and about 2,000 feet the diatrict’a grand list as was pertorinmed befora the mind” but isn’t ready to divulge Bolton he went to Morse Business There will be sewing as usual Army has had a chance to ap­ feet, Weymouth said. The cities of Rotary International, with con­ (FiriTand has an agreement with clean from top to bottom and what College In Hartford and was or three month*— families with praise toe new methods of war­ Chinese actress, i*nd Chun Ku States, is putting special emphasis cial cost. Germany permitting unarmed State police said the Hartford' tach hoae. Thi* hone la J" $6,038.9*8. Taxes less abatement colonial fireplace which wa* trim­ hla decision. for th* Red Cross at Center church have not announced what their test* in only two divisions in pros­ ^ lu g e braa* cylinder on the decl^ Impressed the firemen moat was graduated from ther* In 1899. H6 tomorrow morning from o’clock children have been notified to clear fare that have changed toe map Huang, of Winter Park, Fla., and on training pilots for the sir force chargea will be after Aug 18. or That, madamc, is the story of Nazi kildicrs to travel across toe auto, in attempting to pass an­ and plus additions to be collected, med with white flowers. The choice of Judge and deputy 10 pect for Friday's election. other, mounted a road shoulder Wwr fighting oil fire* the boat cat^ the fact that there was not even a amounted to $18,609.*9 and of this Only the immediate families and waa employed for a time as a on. A ll women will be welcome. out and familiea needing fairly of Europe In lea* than two years. Botobay Harbor, Me., appUed in through toe empire air training after they tap toe district’s sup­ your $200,000,000 bath. Just turn country to and from Norway. She speck of dirt in the engine room. came aa part of a "deal” between laige quarters have been told to the town clerk’s office yesterday toe faucet. The nominees: • ' has denied, however, recent re­ near Rocky HIU road, Trumbull, ib a iSout 200 can* of amount $1,037.42 remained collect- a few friends attended the W ed­ Democrats and Republicans, with bookkeeper In Hartford and then Begins A t Daylight plan." ply. From the United States (5 tote and overturned with Noveilo be­ U was stated that It took five days move ao that flats and tenements for a weddtng license. Under (Con­ He said induatrially Canada ports that large, fully-equipped attd Foamlte generator*. ThU H- ed, but collected In Interest and on ding and reception which followed choice of other officiala apparent­ entered the employ of the Connect­ The Coventry Fragment society Today’s lightning war began at elected) — Lawrence S. Akers, ing thrown from toe auto to tha to go completely over the boat In can be split to bring in two rents necticut Ikw,. they must wait five started "almost from scratch,” but contingents of German tro o^ have ' Indd form* a aort of aoap *ud* and oUisr lists brought collections to at the home. \ ly also figuring In the settlement. icut Ckjmpany. will serve another strawberry sup­ daylight over a 600-square-mlle Memphis, Tenn.; William F. pavement. cleaning It and when the crew have for one family apace. days before being married. tto t “ in a period of twelve months, provided. Above ail, Mr. Jones entered Finland.) ' ^noUiara a fire. . . $18,503.19. . ^ „ Mr. Fraser la employed as an Garrlty said today that if he is He w ia popular>P aa ah employee per at the Church Community area of tableland, centering about Waterbury—William M. Gillette, came toe 5,000th Kiwanian to .reg­ Hodges, Gary. Ind.; Percy Hodg Stratford and Trumbull ambu­ ■ Koaalca for the ho*e Intereated finished they start over again. Chief Griswold reports six bell The latter method, not too wide-*- Wartrace, midway between Nate- great factories have been built and said, do not leave animals in Ships attempting to reach Pet- engineer at the Veeder-Root Coip- going to accept, he feels he should and with patrons■w of the trolley house tomorrow evening from 5:30 clerk of toe (Court of (Common ister for toe convention yesterday aon, Pawtucket, R. I.; W. W. Mar­ lances removed toe injured to the Oia viaiting firemen. The t ^ t car- The crew was cleaning the teat _ ly followed because of xonlng re­ vtlle to toe northwest and.C3iatta- otoer large plants have been turn­ parked cars with the windows samo, this source said, will te in­ .larma and 81 still alarms and of pany in Hartford. \ know what the rest of the deal is lines. With the advent qf buses to 7:80. ‘ Pleas here since 1907, announced afternoon. The five-day conven­ tin, St. Louis; Fred W. Minty, hospital. fteg a variety of about 800 dtffer- when the firemen went —* l J ^ ~ were ouUlde of the dls strictions, is being attempted in nooga to toe southeast. 'The units, closed. Such a procedure means tercepted and detained by toe Upon returning from their wed-^ he became a driver and continued last night he would resign July 1. ed over to toe production of war tion ends Thursday, and officiala Rapid City, S. D.; D. C. Pearson. M t Boatlea, Including fog noxale*. after the terrible fire on the New trict. The loaa by fire in the dis­ and who is to share in the ap- many cases, but by far toe worst like toe “ Panxer” divisions In Eu­ shutting a pet up in a hot box and British aea blockade. ding trip. Mr. and Mra. Fraser will until iUnesa IncapaclUted him. Anderson-Shea Post 2046 will He started as a court messenger machines, guns, ammunition, ex­ said attendance might reach a There la only one ship te Ecua­ The fog noxale apraya water on Jersey aide of the river where the trict was $16,575 and outside of the IntmenU as prosecutor, clerk problem ia that of rent prices rope. were given their Individual can be expected to develop mean­ Roswell, N. M-: Lester A. Royal, The decision to stop cargoes to live at 34 Lewis street, thl* town. About 25 years ago he escaped hold its regular meeting tonight at boy In 1890. , plosives, airplanes, ships and all new high. West Liberty, Iowa; J. Cartoell Petsamo waa said to have teen dor’s,navy; five in Mexico’s; snd a f l r o ^ the form of a heavy fog boat was in use for forty hours district $3,650, or $20,225. which d aaaistant prosecutor, and pro- themselves. mlselens and told to carry them ness In the animal. Also, the un­ tlon officer. So far. Garrlty death while collecting fares on an 8:15 o’clock at the Home. Notes Power of Publicity kinds of war material." Robbins, Stuttgart, Ark.; RicharA made two or three days ago. 14 in Peru’s. arhldi oulckly amother* a fire, without relief. was leas by $2,010 than last year. Interest will be brought up to­ out. Only blank ammunition was Prittle declared that "when war bearable heat that results has The boat has a loudspeaker sys­ stues, he knows nothing of the de­ open trolley car Just west of Depot I f toe citlxens’ committee is set ta T*«mh W tb Sb«»» night In regard to the state con­ used but toe din of roaring motora broke out we had an Army of many times caused prostration of tem whereby the captain may tails except what has appeared in Square. In swinging along the up, It will have no powers except The boat 1* in touch with ahore British Attack vention to be held in Bridgeport, In vehicles as well as dive-bomb­ 4,600 men. Today there are 190,- Give Pets Care pets BO left by tooughtleas and in­ thnagh a two way radio which 1* order any member of hie crew the sewapapera. running board his head hit a tree toos*/ of an informal publicity Jackson Wins as the car was In motion. He es­ June 27, 28 and 29. ing and obaervatlon planes were 000 in toe active Arm y and 170,- considerate owners around who la within a quarter of a Some Speculation b ^ y . But with those powers it awe-lnsplred enough. mile of the boat. Strike May Nearer Damascus caped with the loss of an ear. can be effective. To tola commit­ OQO In toe reserve force for de­ Iii Hot Weather By making a united effort to Provided Garrlty accepts. It Is Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Johnson of Two Infantry division*— motor­ fense of Canada and adjacent ter­ keep our pets, cool snd comfort­ The firemen also went through Mra. Howard survives her hus tee and property renter* having ised to carry" toelr troop* to battle Honor at Yale regardte probable by those who band. She was the former Sadie 46 Florence, opened their cottage ritory.” able less suffering and pain will a firehmiae and were Impressed (OoattaiMd From Pag* Oaa) complaints may come, give detail­ but not able to fight from ve­ Writing All Lines Force Auto claim u> know that Attorney Nason. Two- daughters also sur­ at Crystal Lake today for the ed infohnatlon and aak for invea- Points to Undefesided Border With the return of warm result and owners will be well re­ with the courteay shown them by Charles^. House will go in aa hicles like toe armored division-— their hosts. ___ vive. They are Mrs. Richard T. summer. tigation. The committee then will Another Canadian, Walter P. weatoei:. J. Seth Jones, general paid by having a healthier and of still were 10 mile* from Beirut, prosecutw and Attorney J. S. G. were. In positions they had won in Son of Attorney Gea Zeller of Toronto, past Kiwanis manager of toe (Connecticut Hu­ happier animal. Charter and Mra. Arthur L. Nichols, advise toe property owner of toe a day’s attack against anrther Plants’ Halt the capital of Lebanon, and five Rottner ^ assistant prosecutor, Dr. David M. Ckddwell today complaint and ask him to attend g^overnor of toe Ontario-Quebec- mane society, today called atteh- mile* from Damaacua, capital of both of this town. There are three infantry division. On toe otten- eral Takes One of Six both Repobllcana, and that » . grandchildren, Richard T. Carter, moved his family to their summer a public hearing to discuss toe Marltime district, in an address to tlon to the importance of giving adjoining Syria. Olin Grant, Democratic town sive were toe 27th Division, from Annual Picnic (Ooatinued From Paga One) Jr., and David and Diane Nichols home at Covent^ Lake, and will queaUon, aeeklng an amicable ad­ Highest Awards. the Kiwanis''club today In Birm­ heed to the comforts of animals The British aald they were mak­ chairman wm be court clerk. The New York, and toe 30th, from Jury Soon Frees One brother, Ernest M. Howard, of motor to and from his office each justment. Hearings will not be > ■ ------ingham, Ala., emphasized toe un­ and pets. Insurance ing progreaa on both theae fronts, probation ol^icer’s Job, now held Georgia, T en n ^ ee and the Caro- Vernon, and one sister, Mrs, Ida day. David, Jr., haa finished his called »lnleas, in the opinion of New Haven, June 17—(P)— Wll defended border between the Uni­ Mr. Jones urged that ail pet Of Church School scale of the mechanics was not although a military . apokeaman . In | by p;P)—It Oa— acUons; held next Saturday at Forest Merdjayoun. when summoned or not, just u he good will in the hearts of men can same available place %tll help took a Jury only two minutes to Bay yards still tied up by a ma­ Merdjayonn Situation Obacure Dr. Watson Woodruff, pastor of enemy during toe night wUlJ toe six highest awards announced to­ Park. Springfield, Mass. Buacawill Grange Program pleases. The statements and re­ help of a number of Second Divi­ day by President Charles Seymour be. keep toe pet dog and cat cool, but free W. S. Cochran, 41-year-old chinists’ striks. Harvey W, Brown, This source said the situation at the Center Congregational church sults however will be made public Maacbester 585$ leave the church at 9 a. m. and, MotherV Club will officiate. Burial will be In the sion’s 350 tanks, 500 armored as 664 seniors of Yale (College, Dr. W. Eugene Wolcott of Des Mr. Jones warned that pets should plantation owner, of a murder returning, leave Forest Park at AFL. machinlsU president, made Merdjayoun—five milea from the so that toe true sUte of affair* Moines, Iowa, treasurer of Klwa- ready for a personal appeal to the Quarryvllle cemetery, Bolton. In Bolton Hall scout can. infantrymen riding aito Sheffield ScienUfle School and' toe not be overfed during hot weather charge filed after the courtroom 5:80 p. m. 'ncketa can be aecured tip of Palestine— wss obscure. But here can be aired. nls International was mentioned In strikers to return to their jobs. Friends may call at the Watkins fighting from trucks, motorised Hlnglneerlng School received. toelr or needlessly exposed to the sun’s slaying of Bob White, a Negro; ac­ at the church office. that French advance unit* were Letter Explabis some circles as a possible succes­ Further, the Mediation Board at Holds uting Funeral Home on Wednesday aft­ artillery, swarms of midget cars degrees. rays. A dog, if tied or, confined, cused of raping Cochran's wife. Those who do not desire to believed to have entered the town Tomorrow evening at the Com­ The following letter, received by sor to Mark A. Smith of Macon, Washington wss drafting recom­ with scouts and motorcycle riders Advanced and honorary degrees ahould have his leash secured, trol­ White was fatally shot June 10 by thrusting between two Allied ernoon and evening. munity hall In Bolton Center, the The Herald today, la an excellent Ga., as International president of i bring their own lunches can pur- mendations which officials hoped with iib-machlne guns. ^ vrill|be awarded at commencement ley fashion, to a long wire with at toe outset of his-third trial on columns. Home Economics committee of example of toe type of problem toe organization. A conference t*n access to a shady and airy spot. a rape charge. H e’ had teen con­ j chaae food at tha park refresh­ would settle the dispute between Over 170 Pi *sent at The main armored force lay back exercises tomorrow. ment stand. Ice cream and cake The raiding force* were accom­ Manchester Grange will present a such a committee would act upon: about 50 miles behind the main Jackaoii’s award waa toe David, recommendations for nominations Free ventilation of the quarters victed twice previously but both Mahieu^s the machinists snd Bethlehem panied by tanks, the spokesman program consisting of two one- Editor, The Herald: I occupied by such animals and pets verdicts were reversed by appelate will be furnished free to all at shipyards, which hold* about $300,- Final Session If Organ Funerals fighting line of yesterday, while DbForest prize, given to toe will be held tonight. I 8S Sprue* Street— : 3:30 p: m. All thosa who would be said, hut the penetration was not act comedies, music and dancing. "A s a taxpayer and cltixen w toe enemy was pinned down. senlpr "who shsU write and pro­ C. L. Jenkins of Peru, Ind., bfc- as require confinement ahoOld be courts. 000.000 of the affected work. ization; The Highlights "Among Us Girls" is the title Manchestor I do like toTee build­ I willing to fumlah one or two dox- The strike, now In Its sixth regarded aa serious because •Im­ Martin O’Neill I* Pnta On Grand Squew* Play nounce an English oration in toe of one play by an all-femlnine ing acUvUles and hear of new I an cup cakea, ahould glva the week, involves about 1,200 A F L perial'troops were said to be in Martin O’Neill, a former real Then at dawn today the Second best manner.” FREE PARKING! money to Mlaa Mary Bonn or Mra. considerable force on both sides of Hale House, Glastoinbury, of dent of Manchester, making his cast, as follows: Barbara Cahoon, families moving to town. Armored DlvUlon put on toe grand ' Other Award Winners and 600 CIO machlnlata, who are Eleanor Hutchinson, Irma Mora, "But, toe new familiea are offer­ NO TIME LIMIT! U W. Haskina. asking $1.15 an hour and double the pocket. which a Manchester man, Ear) T. horn* on Union street, was burled squeexe play. The other award winner# were: Charlotte Mack and Oliva Swan­ ing more rent to landlords In ot- Angus IT. Gordon, Jr,, o€ LouU- Thera will be amtisementa for overtime pay. Their old scale w;as The French said yesterday their Trotter of Main atreet, ^aa. been in St. Bridget’s cemetery this From north, east, south and west RE-UPHOLSTERING young and old. For further Infor­ troops had Uken the offensive west manager for several aeaimns, was morning. H* has been a resident son. der to obtain rents, so that tM the armor-plated land fighter* vlUe, K y„ toe Warren Memorial $1 and double time, and they haVe of Mount Hermon with appreciable The other comedy, "She’s Only people bom, brought up, High achoUrship prize for tha can­ Granulated mation, phone L. W. Haskins, rejected a proposed agreement chosen as the place for thV annual nf New Haven and died in that city struck. StlU they had enough resulU snd declared they were A Farmer’s Daughter," will be here and raising famUlea ®t thejr tanks and other armored vehicles didate for toe B.A. degree with toe CHAIRS $8.50 Sogar, 10-lb. lot < chairman, 6905. providing for $1.12 and Ume-and- picnic of the Manchester Mothers Sunday. Following the celebration holding their poalUona elsewhere. of a requiem mass in that city the played by a cast of men and wom­ own have found It Impossible to to deliver toe paralyzing stroke, highest rank in scholarship. 3-Pi6ce one-half for overtime. XCluh last evening, and exactly 172 Make FlaaMag Operattoa of the members were servi body was brought to Manchester en, namely, Mra. Clyde Marahall, obtain renU anywhere else in cut communication and aupply John B. Madden of Brooklyn, N. DIVANS $17.00 Aircraft MachlalaU Strika Reports from Jerusalem Indl- A buffet supper outdoors\on the by automobile hearse accompanied Mrs. Elsie Jones, Mra. Donald Ted- toa-n. . lines and throw toe enemy Into ., toe Alpheus Henry Snow prize C erto, Public Records About 300 A F L machlnlata went ford. Miss Elda Siora, Miss Doro­ cated a part of the Imperial force* beautiful grounds at Hale \House by a number of friends and rela­ My husband waa bora here m confusion. The Second and Fhfth for toe senior who "through Intel- Suites Better Coven bottle on strike yesterday at The Piper moving up the Lebanese coast to­ tives who attended hla burial in the thy Sllverstein, Henry Massey, Manchester, served in toe Navy Divlslona had about 25,000 men to lectiuil achievement, fine character Permit had been planned by the comVnittee *25 Proportionately Low Aircraft Corporation at Lock Ha­ ward Beirut had struck off to the family plot in S t Bridget’s ceme Ray Calhoun and Edward De toe 45,000 of toe 27th and 80 Dlvi- and peraonaUty, U Judged by toe Is Permit for a single car garage and manager, and plana to during toe World War. MacDonald’s 7-Point Feature ven, Pa., where light aircraft used northeast from captured Sldon in same were In progress in th< tery. Dosser. W e were married here, are rais­ sions but toe armored, force had faculty to have done the most for Salad Drasaing, for Calvin T. Brown on Green road In civilian pilot training are man- a flanking o|>eratlon against Da- Miss Lydia Young of the "Home ing a family of eight children; all , toe shock power, ability to move Yale by inspiring In his classmates 1. Strip your furniture to the has been awarded Howard R. afternoon. ‘ The thunderstoi S*O Za J flP a a • a a * I 10c tifactured. The company has offer­ tnascua. , driving rain which broke Charles R. Palmer Economics committee is directing are healthy and we are t r ^ j [ to ; ; immediately and the U utly trained admiration for toe best traditions frame. I HasUnga. Coat la $325. There wss general agreement the plays. Others on the commit­ bring them up correcUy and to b# men to deUver toe lightning fclowB. of high scholarship." t. Rebuilt with jiew springs and Application ed a 10 per cent wage Increase o’clock settled the prospect The funeral of Charles Royce that flghtlng on all fronts was be­ Palmer, who died in Buckingham tee are Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, decent, law abiding citlxens, hon­ One column skirted toe enemy John L. Brocdcs of Salem, Mass., 6lllng added. Application for a marriage II- over It* current minimum scale of al fresco affair, and Mr. Com Oil for coming heavier, and there were re- Sunday, a former Manchester resi­ Mrs. George Shedd, Mrs. Arthur 82 miles— in almost a complete toe Russell Henry Chittenden prize S. Re-Cover with Homeapnn. cense has been filed at the office of 50 cents an hour for skilled labor end his assistants had a Here est and well mannered. So f w *v* I porU that French resistance had Plnney and Mrs. Peter Ckilhoun. erytolng ha*' gone along Just circle then stabbed in for toe first for toe candidate for the &S. de­ 4. Reflniah the woodwork. Salad, qt. can. 35c the town clerk by America R. Plx- and 30 cent* for aeml-sktlled, but task to find space for so n^ny dent, wak held this afternoon at the machlnlata demand a starting been bolstered by troops moved in guests within the house and ponh, the W. P. Quiah Funeral home, 225 Frankfurter sandwiches and thrust. Another quickly foUowed gree with toe highest rank in 5. Haglesa-Proof Construction. xofen^to o f Hartford and Monica from northern Syria. soda will be on sale and the High 75 mile*. The three others Jabbed scholarship. 6. Free deUviery in ConnectlcuL P. Mitkui of this town. mirllmum of 35 centa for aeml- spacious aa both are. This natur­ Main atreet. Rev, George Rogers, Bu^ now for the past two Veg-AU, I school orchestra, the Prairie Ram­ months I have been v e ^ much on otoer sides. David W. Rewlck of Denver, 7. Easy Terms. Warrantee akilled----- workers, to be increased ally caused a considerable demy, of Watertown, ofTlclated. Robert can adding' to the anxiety of the c<^m- Gordon sang, "When the Roll Is blers will play for dancing and be­ discouraged for 1 have been told 'There are no official decisions Colo., va n ity football player, toe • a • • • 4 10c By warrantee deed property on *®_^ (Chester Harding Plimpton prize of the first year, and a minimum of mittee and the caterers. Called Up Yonder” and the "Old ta een the plays. to move, and because I im m e^ tely in war games. The ! Erie atreet ha* been conveyed by ’ ' “ * - j - . « Uiulerpa§8 Is Up two Infantry divisions had a few for toe senior “who in character, SPECIAL! ‘ Doris W. Dimock to Doris M. 75 cenU for skilled employes. Beautiful Decorations Rugged Cross.” There was a large a rent any where because I have Del Monte The decorating committee, Mra. number of friends and relatives in tanka—about 100 to toe Second scholarship and general abiUty, 3-Piece Suite Re-Covered Whitehouse. A t McKeesport, Pa., 175 CIO For Discussioii St. Augustine’s Division’s 360—and a chance fulflUed best toe qusIitiM exempU- Fresh Prunes, , Warrantee Wallace Payne and Mrsr -Joseph attendance. The b e s Y f* were, A l­ “*‘M ^ 'n t haa in Denim— Reg. $57 employes of the municipal street, Canade, collected a profusion jof len DeGray, Grant Bush, William Even so I have been told to get toe battle continued Into toe after- fled in toe life of Cheater Harding We Carry Our Own largest caA ... [ The Pine Acres terrace tract aanltatlon and „waJjtr departmepU nopn...... Plimpton, Yale ’14, who was kUled I has been conveyed by Farmlands garden flowers. All the tabms McDonnell and Charles Anderson. To Hold Carnival out. or be put out. were on.atrike, contending the city The Aral steps towards improv­ w'ere beautifully decorated, and "Such a dlaguated Mother in toe World war." Aoconuta Exchange corporation to the Man­ government had failed to recognise Paul E. Graybea) of Rising Bun, $51 Jiffy Seal, chester corporation according to ing conditions on Hilliard street at great jardinieres wer? filled for t^e wrote awhile "K® their union and expressing dissat­ SUrUng Friday night a lawn same problem. RenU are for adulU Synthetic Rubber Md., toe Edward O. Lanphier Me­ A package .. ' a deed recorded today at the office the fallroad underpass, a project adornment Of the porch. 25tli Anniversary THIS WEEK ONLY isfaction with wage Increase* ■ponsored by the Manchester Im­ Waitresses brought each guesi festival, with an entertainment morial prise awarded for Initiative I of the town clerk. Documentary granted . laat week. Those in­ each evening, is to be held in the and proficiency, especially in re­ ‘ stamps indicate a consideration of provement AssoclaUon, was taken plate containing chicken, ham. . Marked by Party ‘’ "w h y can’t some . Needs Expanded Jack Fnwt creases, city officials said, raised last night. Appearing before the tato and molded salad. Ho rear of the Americai. Home, lo­ had for decent clean ^****^®^ search. $27,500. the pay of worker* in the three cated on Ripley street, Olaatte- Confectioners* board was the committee, Michael made rolls, coffee and vanilla families with children? W a e e ^ departments from $4.76 to $5.23 a Coughlin, Joseph Chaftler and ersam with chocolate sauce .Mr. and Mr#. CUfford White- bury, In connection with the award­ that landlord* As an important, contribution Red’ Mobilization Sugar, 3 pk£s. day. Paul CeTvlnl, named by the aaao- also served. house, of Erie street, whose 25th ing on the closing night of the alx are making them Into amall 6P ^ ’ toward fortifying toe nation’s MacDonald Upholstering Co. room residence. On the opening needs. The Goodyear Tire A Rub­ A committes representing the clation. -v" . J. Those In Charge wedding annlveraary occurred yes­ menu to care Personal Nuticea night Gene and Glenn with “ . ^ e ber Company haa made Increases 983 Main St. (American Industrial Bldg.) Hartford CaU 6-4193 U bby’i city’s 179 atriklng worker* met Mr. <3h*rtler tola of the condi­ Mrs. Richard Martin was general terday, were the guests of honor at I need a place of about alx Causes ‘Anxiety’ today with McKeesport's council chairman. Mra. Ray Warren and a surprise celebration of the evebt, and l,ena" will appear and on Sat­ but I can’t afford to pay a Wgh in its faculties for manufacturing tion* that exist at tha underpoas urday night Guy Hedlund and Sour Pickles, and 74-year-oId Mayor Gsorge and recommended that the select­ Mra. Roaalter Holt were co-chair­ at their home Sunday afternoon. rent that would practically PoV * its synthetic rubber, (Chemigum Company will furnish the 22 -O X . j a r ...... Card of Thanks Lysle "to talk over" the strike men make an effort to have the men. and more than 25 other* were More than 25 relatives and friends place, and aUU be able to jeed and according to A1 Bristol,. manager London, June* 17.— (JPi— An Ex­ I wlnh irt thank all my rflallvaa on the committee of arrangements. Uinment Georgr Bowl wiU ^ toe clothe my family. I would to of toe local Goodyear store. change Telegraph, British news that has crippled municipal aerv- railroad company raise the bridge. attended, coming from Hyde Park, master of ceremonies at toe Radio an* frtanda for thrlr aaprraalona of A fter the supper a number took Maas., Wallingford, Bridgeport; hear from some one. If not ngiu For three and a half yeara toe agency, dispatch today from Hel- aympathy and thoir ana of klnd- Icea. Mr. Chartler wa* told that to raise Talent Night to be held Monday - Ivoiy Flakes, walks around the great mansion Willimantic and thia town. The in to\’/n, not too far away from company developed and produced -steki said that reports of Russian noaS.'durlna thr lUnoaa and tha tima Kettlement fleea Near the bridge would make it too high evening of next week with Doye of **« much imprced in *There*8 Magic In Muric** periments which now have produc­ Hartford Jiine 17—(P)— A 88 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber will be conducted for four weeks ed a highly satisfactory synthetic padtor of toe Second Congrega- j by it. ___ per cent increase te toe number of 772 MAIN STREET OPP. STATE THEATER : Company, Akron, Ohio, got. higher Ui S. Librarians this year *n July. It was also rubber were a score of skilled measles cases te Connecticut dur­ tionaI'"birarch thia-town. The t h u b s . - f b l a n d SA’T. : wages under an agreement an- announced that Oie final payment tional'"«amrch uiia-rown. -ra I chemists, engineers and rubber ing toe paa( week waa reported to­ couple have lived here since to e lr, B r i t i s h R c a C h “I WANTED WINGS” The you rido on Tho you senfo ' nounced by the firm and the CIO To Hold a Parley of th* $100 pledge -to the Memo­ compoimdera day by toe State Department of VELVET VELVET rial hoapltal addition will be com­ marriage and their four daugbUrs Health. United Rubber Workers. Produc­ A n d th ese big 6-pa$*enger vtlpet-riding Fbt4 are Mr*. Keeney, Mra. Loula C. Fort Capuzzo The weekly report showed there R oug h boaos sod boulevards all look alike to die tion employes who had been re­ pleted this month, Dimock, Jr., Jean ^ d Lola WhiU- Bolton Theater ceiving less than $1.01 an hour got Mary Cheney Library Interest* Preamt Entertainment were 631 cases on record for toe Here's (be woeber tbeS introduces wiingerlesi •’Special" sedans arc actually the lowe«-priced sedans A fter adjournment, Mrs. Martin, house. week ended yesterday as compared *41 Ford—they're all paved with tw/tvf.'—thanks to 8-ccnt Increases, while 7-cent will be represented at the alxty- (ContiBued Froas Page One) TODAY AND TOMOEBOW woebdays . . . mow at a new low coetl Sovei the -chairman presented th* enter­ with 460 during the preido(u week. boosts went to those who had thlrd annual conference of the Gets New Seats UsM by wotbiaq one load—while, k spindries those long, ihu/’ mttion springs and velvet-action ymnng the low-price leaders! There’s velvet on fint been making more than $1.01. The tainers, member* of th* outing Marion Kellum trom acme of their poaiuons in There were . 181 cases te toe city a eeeoad/ No arriaqer rolls (o aip iiaqeis. break American Library Association at of Iferiden atone. butloas. Lets you wash "estra" things like cost. And here’s mm tulmt.' ln. the GOmoce-Gttod new hourly scale'ranges from 90 Boeton, June 19 to June 25, by the committee, all of whom had a part « i Halfaya (Hallflre) paaa. toe xa^ CIRCLE hydraulic shock absorbers. Now, for the first time In two exceedingly funny pan­ The seating capacity of toe Bol Increases were also noted te slipeovers,'pitlows. Jubilee Model bos mony cents to $1.57 for men. and from librarian. Jessamine ,M. Smith. Is Guest at Party i j^esray^^th*^^^ .Xanyon Economy Test-ovet 23 miles per gsOoo. 64 to 98 centa for women. tomimes. Mr*. Martin read the SUPKE G IA N T SHOW! ton Lake Playhouse haa been en toe number of acariet fever and leotures oi America's No. 1 Deluxe Washer. in the low-price field, you get that luxurious vrivts "Deeds, not words" la th* theme Urged toU year by toe addition of whooping cough cases. of the conference which will be at­ descriptive paasagea with good ______! ^ d a many time*. And there’s stiO book vdvet vdien you unde. EDW. G. EOBINSON one hundred uphoUtered seats In W ltiU MaU ridt you espea only in big, costly can. tended by approximately 5,000 II effect. One wa* in rhym* and Mr*. Joseph Mcllduff and Mlaa South African rtrmen w e r o ^ IDA LUPINO In order to accommodate toe many Doakeya Good G< brariana, trustees and friends of the scene waa Eskimo land. Sev- - Mary A. M^arty enkerUlned a to be taking ^ t in toe o p ^ Hospital Notes the member* endured th e; h patrons who were forced to stand ______...... ______lbTV'iitagf*v« Bl W ISIi..lUY NOWP For United SUtaa. Cana and ..eat o r Last season the seating capacity A coffipany of Aooood Intea- Service On All elgn countrie*. During Uje week * mid-June night during the prog- ,; at a mlacellaneoua shower at the ; fenses. ■_____ Admitted yesterday: Kenneth PLtTS...ED. KENNEDY In of toe Bolton Lake PUyhouae tiy tfoopa struggled up a wooded In Town, Your Local Ford Doaiori conference there will be four gen­ rasa of th* play. jjhoms of toe former, Mlaa K rtliw j . . , » proved Inadequate for toe large hill te the midnight gloom seeking Walters. 106 Spruce; Mrk Ruth eral seaslona and almost on* hun­ Mra. W. G. Crawford then « v e U to b* married on June M to MBr* I Brituh Lote •TtOAD SHOW" Makes o f Washers CHiambers, 156 Main: Richard a humoroiia monologue entitled, number of persona who attended a poMUon for toe impendteg "bat­ dred meetings of various aecUoda, ' cue Moriarty, aon of Mr. andsMrs. L W m toe S^w boat performances, so Haasett. 270 Gardiner; Paul Frost ------itrm orerf f/nif tle’’ without benefit ^ mapo. Sud- boards, groups and round tables. "Moving Bay." nnd did it with Hugh Moriarty of 58 Summer. 2 0 0 8 this year toe management haa add. Willimantic. Mias Kellum, daughUr of M r^ dody, two donkeys appearecL The In addlUun to the regular council th# pep and reality ah* la noted Berlin, June 17.— oiiun n*$r sot lowrcosr . Mrs.. FsUx Mosmt, 22 Brtman to 6"i«b tha aatartatzMia kapt homa ware ptak M d w h t t ^ ^ DNB. aald to d ^ . New BIww- — Vandevnie Roftds currant aveaU wlU ba raflectad gueaU enjoyed a delicious buttec i24th to begin another ten weeks' fense lien the men had formed un­ 763 MAIN STREET TKL. 5680 BIANCHESTER .-.■cr iOTTERTON’8 ooospleuoualy in th* week’s pro­ avarybody In an uproar, aitd tha , The aituatlon U developing Tuea., Wed.. Thnra., F i t , . ; season o f summer stock. der the cover o f darknsas. Diaehargad’ today: Mrs. Mary others compllmenUSl the commlt- luncheon after which favorably to German and Italian SaL. 8U, *E«Tke R^bfaetloB” Vincak, 76 North; Misa EUxabeth gram, baglnnlag with th* first played for to* remainder of th* genaral aaaalpn on th* evening of tM for th* effort they had put Into fercaa. DNB declared. 5S9 Mala Street Burnham. 706 Main; th* arbola sucraaaful affair. evening. T^ p a t^ tX i . ThuTMlay, June 19. V- -■?-1. A..; > 4 - J ,r / ^ / \ ■ V “ ' . : - I 1 ■ f ' . *7,

MANCHESTKK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941 submarine ted Btai marks. Secret Plane Italy Bloc^ks the oaeete fraaen by thf order and, E xpect (!^rowd •. I . State Guard "It waa obvk>ua . . . to all of __ , \ therefore, Italy would profit by that the submarine waa German, Detector Aid " the blocking ^ credits on both Grocers Oaun Considering Proposal New ‘Hell’s Girner’ Proposal for Separate Air. Follovring is the list of rsgis* he said “all the men—even thi AffPayments sides. For Festival tranta la the Manchester district ' Lieut. Quits who spoke distinct English—did Gayda eMlmated Americafi' in­ vestments in Italy at fully $145,• to whom questionnaires were roan* so with a decided German ac­ Made Better Stories False Grows Calmer - cent. ...” 000,000, against some $60,000,000 Board Rule Broadcasting Force Backed‘by Sendto •d today: , To Americans to $65,000,000 Italian Inve^ments Centei^€hurch Group to Order Felix ‘McEvill of Co» G Myndy Mid he waa aaked in de­ Bowers Bodged by tail about "heavy "machinery" and (OMttnned From Page One) in America. Offer Novcl'*Entertain- No. Resigns; Business (Oootlaaed From Page One) "The balance Is in Italy’s favor," Declare Federal Agency The C3BS head declared that net­ Gradual Change During Washington, June 17—(JP)— A^mtttee said he was “inclined Iff.' Former Sel<;ctmsn 1827*A—Walter O. Thompaon, “ motors" in the Robin Moor's Washington, Jime 17.—(ff)—The<^ cargo and that he replied the pecially radio mechanics,” Attlee Gayda said. ment Tomorrow. Senate IntersUte CX>mmerce Com­ works, like Individual ' stations, proposal for the creation of a ' favor” the McCarran resolution, 101 Hemlock. Pressure the Reason. ■aid. tatlve Fascist editor, declared that "We quietly take note of this Television Development Spreading ^Factually should be licensed, and said that Year of Continual Ex­ separate Air Force under a new but added that he bad not fidljr Marlin, Presents Plan. 1085—John P. Hutchinson, 73 freighter carried only such cargo mittee took under conaideration as automobile parte and pleasure "Training In this work la being the United States’ economic and new deUberately provocative “fairness in dealing with contro­ posure to Bombs. “department of aviation’’ attract­ made up his mind regarding a Linden. It waa announced today by the given by the fighting aervices, aq- financial measures agalnat Ital­ manifestation of Roosevelt’s pol­ Center Church Women’s Federa­ Unfounded’ Publicity. today a proposal that a new Fed­ ed ready support in the Senate to­ separate Air Force. tbftt tlM Mandieater 1088—David M. Murdock, M l car enginea. versial questions” should be re­ Adjutant General'a Departn.ent He declared he urged repeated­ sisted by univeraitiea and techni­ ians and Germans constituted “an icy, which again conflrms the in­ tion will sponsor a strawberry fes­ Awaits Defense Needs eral board be created for tbe ex­ quired In radio programs. ' day. “Air power la becoming mac* w u planning to Center. cal colleges throughout the coun­ open declaration of economic war Cfiitcago, June 17.—(/P)— The By W. T, Yarbrough Senator McCarran (D-Nev), 1087- *Vlctor B. Haponlk, 138 that Second Lieutenant Felix Me* ly that the Robin Moor be spared, itiative of American belUcosity in tival on the lawn at the church to­ clusive purpose of administering He suggested the FCC’s powers and more important to the n ^ Evltt of Company O, local State try. Dominions and other parts of agalnat the. Axis powers” which its aggressive operations against National Association of Retail Dover, England, June 17— — who introduced the legislation yes-r tional defense,” George declared ^ 1* work at one* on buikUng Oak. that she be taken to a neutral morrow evening, tmder the chalr- the laws regulating radio broad­ be more clearly defined arrl urged Guard unit, tea been relieved of port, or at least' that more time the empire also are helping us, might lead to actual war. the Axle powers and unequivoc- By a E. Butterfield s^be ready to start programs by Grocers declared today the Federal that safeg\ibrds be erected against In the year since the collapse of terday, told reporters that “we “ Many of the Ariny and Na-vy peb- 'joaorrolta to provld* additional 1088— Anthony J. Oriofiki Ctenada particularly organizing Persona in Italy were forbidden mqpsbip of Miss Lela Webster, casting. must have an Air Force second further djty with the Connecticut be allowed tbe paabengers to get ably fixes Washlngtoo’s exclusive i July 1. i Anti-Trust Division, In its current The laws now are administered possible abuses on the part of France—a year of continual ex­ ^ t e r . Judge Raymond R. Regent. fiowerful aid.” to make debt payments or trans­ responsibility before the history of past president of tbe Federationr ' food inquiry, was spreading “fac­ to none in the world. 'The only way , rces.^ ^ Z ^ r a n o t * " r ^ f ^ 1080—Aime Latullppe, 115 Hil* State Guard at his own request. overboard safely. Now York, June 17^(P)—Pre­ by tbe Federal Communications commissioners. ___ Pbnner Selectman Richard Due to personal reasons, McEvltt Great ProgreM Made fer securities to Americans, but today and tomorrow for the con­ who •win be assisted by a Ifirgq Tuning tohight: War schedule— tually unfounded” publicity and posure to bombs and shell*—there to get it is to eetebllsh it under c^gtomed to new air develop. Kartla, appeared before the ae> Hard. “He absolutely refused," Mundy committee. ' V ' dicted to an important extent up­ Commission which alao exercises Chairman Wheeler (D., Mont.), an Independent department, where has found it impossible to give the declared. “He kept repeating: Attlee told the House of Com­ Italians residing in the United flict which deepens and daily ap- 6:15, NBC-Red; 6:80, MBS; 6:45, making "false" statements of has been a gradual change in this ments.. Their handling of alrenfft r lictman laat night and aaked that 1000—Rasrmond . C. Jackson, States and Americana residing in Supper wlU be served outdoors on Uie needs of defense, televisloh regulatory authority over the tele­ expressed the belief the major net­ a secretary will have a voice at time which the position demands,^ ‘You carry supplies for my coun­ mons that "thanks to the brilliant pfoacbea outright war between V, NBC-Red; 7:00, MBS; 7:55. CBS; “spectacular drops” in food costs. graph and telephone companies. works had rendered adequate pub­ coastal city from tense excitement might not be as effective as tbsit aurtey be made with the poa- Buckland, Box 128. and therefore he feels that he Italy were exempted from this pro- the United States and the Axis from 5:30 to 7:30 and .wiU consist is getting ready to become active 8:15, MBS; 9:00, MBS; 9:45. CBS; The grocers’ convention resolu­ the president’s cabinet table.” of purchasing the ayatem 1091— John F. Fraher, Jr., 18 try’s enemy.’ work of our acientiats, great prog­ William S. Paley, president of lic service, although he comment­ to easy caltn. He conceded that the measure which could be given under a new should turn his duties over to a "As we pushed off toward our ress has been made in devising •vleion. powers.” of cold meats, potato salad, mixed again. This la in accordance with 10:00, NBC-Red-East: 11:00 NBC, tion, which aisb reaffirmed the as­ department.” 'iSbr the town. UUey. United States citizens were for­ pickles, rolls and butter, strawber­ Th* CMumbla Broadcasting Sys­ ed the chains were not “ lily white." The peaceful air of “ Hell’s, Cor­ was bound to arouse formidable man who has the time to put into riiip I called blick' ‘You will be meana" of detecting and destroy­ n I^polo dl Roma aalfl Italian regulations of the Federal Oom- CBS; 11:50, MBS. sociation's support of a “full and tem, told the committee yesterday Wheeler seconded Paley’s proposal Not Feasible at Preeeat Judge Bowere told the board 1092— Karl J. Glenney. 164 bidden to dispose of aecuritles or com m el^ l and bank credits ry shortcake with whipped NBC-Red—7 Jobnny Presents; fair” Investigation of the food in­ ner" la astonishing and Dover is opposition from the Army and Wadsworth. it aorry if you carry out your threat ing German bombera over Britain. niUnicatlons Commission which re­ that the need for divorcing the that the FCD's authority be more not nearly so battered as London Navy. ^that at a recent meeting of the real estate in Italy, tbe decree de.- frozen in the United States cream and coffee, aU at a moderate cently set July 1 for tbe start of 8 BatUe of Sexes; 8:80 Fibber dustry, came a day after a Chica­ However, Senators Connally (D., ' sMectmen it was suggested that 1903—Ors F. Antes, 17 Mather. to sink our ship.’ " His statement waa made after claring such tranaacUons nuU. regulation of radio from otber clearly defined. or Plymouth or other hard-hit Favored by Reynolds Tex.) and Hill (D., Ala.) botb de­ a member's reference to an asser­ anbount to only "a few tens of mll- price, an a glance at the society’s commercial programs and set up McGee and MoUy; 9 Bob Hope’s go Federal grand Jury charged 69 communications had been evident town buy out the water com* 1094—Dante Pedemonte, 508 Debite in Italy owing to United Uons of dollars.” .advertisement in this issue will Oppose New Regulations English cities. A handful of bird- Chairman Reynolds (D-NC) of clared that a separate air depart­ tion by a government official in new transmitting standards after Variety: 9:30 OoUege Humor. canning companies, trade organiza­ Both NBC and CBS kre opposing shot thrown at a large-scale map the Senate Military Committee waay. Prom reports in The Man- Center. atatee citizens, including business American sources here estimat­ show. CBS-Red—7 Court of Missing tions and individuals with con­ “for some time.” ment was not feasible at present. ^btester Bvwaing Herald, be said, it 1995—WUUam J. Murphy, 83 Cologne Among Ctenada that Britain- had a "secret about a year of investigation of Paley testified In support of a the new FCC regulations, while would give an approximate idea of gave wholehearted approval to Mc- returns as well aa eecurlties held ed United States ^ holdings simi­ Novel Entertainment the subj^t. Heirs; 7:80 First Nlghter Play; 8 spiracy to fix prices for canned “ You have to have some unified evident that the company was Church. and powerful" weapon against for them, must be officially re­ resolution by Senator White (R., the Mutual Broadcasting System how Dover has been hit. Carran’s proposal, declaring: command,” C^onnally declared. “I night raiders. larly frozen in Italy at $70,000,000. The entertainment, also out­ Preparatory thereto, NBC has We the People; 8:30 Invitation to peas in violation of anti-trust laws. ‘ i^oot to eapand. If the company 1096—Peter W. Pantaluk, 98 British Targets ported. Me.) for postponing enforcement has supported them. Chairman Ab.sence of holiday-makers on The lessons of this war, es­ think a separation of the servicee ___to be bought at all, he said, Charter Oak. doors, will be one that has not pre­ filed appUcation with the commls- ^ Learning. , ,. Point To Claims Made of the FCXi’s recently Issued anti- James L. Fly of the FCC told the the beaches, where United States pecially Crete, have demonstrated May Obtain Fande viously been given in Manchester. Sion for commercial stations in ' NBC-Blue—7 Gordon Jenkins The 5,000 grocers said the di­ would lead only to confusion at^ ihta wan the time. 1997— Carlton C. Thebodeau,48 Provision is made for Ameri­ monopoly regulations, which would committee the rules were neces­ tourists sunned themselves at this that air power can sometimes delay in action." (OratlBued From Page One) The Obedience Training club of New York, Washington and Phila­ muMc; 7:30 Question Bee; 8 vision, either directly or by "clear time in years of peace, adds to the overcome both land and sea pow­ Sorvey Is Keeded Oak. Shower Ig Given cans Uving in Italy to obtain funds 40 Are Present Grand Central Station; 9 New implication,” advanced a claim hit the large networks. One of the sary because of “ monopolistic' “In the midst of this emer­ He could not give any price the 1998— Kenneth A. DownlnC,53 Hartford will present a number of delphia. The New York station, new regulations would force Tie quiet of the place. er. from blocked bank accounts “in which has been in experimental American music. that the existing spread between policies of NBC and CBS. gency,” said HiU, *T seriously /•water company would ask as he Branford. pal blows on the Cologne and dogs that have received the high­ National Broadcasting Company The rcgiilations wo\i1d outlaw Sirens Cause No Exeltement “Both in Britain and in the Axis For Bride-Elect case of proven necessity or for At Shower Party est rating; others under various operation since June. 1936, would MBS—6:15 Pre-fight broadcast: prices paid farmers and those paid countries, it has been demonstrat­ doubt the wisdom ot setting up a been told by William Foulds, 1999— Joseph J. Foley, 211 Main. Duesseldorf districts, where otber special reasons." Prison 8:30 p.m. <3ould concert: 9:30 to dispose of its Blue chain. “restrictive" contracts under Air raid sirens cause no excite­ iMr„ that before the company 2000— Frederick W. Starkweath* stages of instruction. Tbe exhibi­ be ready July 1 with at least 16 by consumers was “largely at­ ed that a separate Air Force can separate aviation department. many fires were left burn­ terms of from three months to hours a week spread over alx Rhvtbm Adventure*. tributable to uneconomic distribu­ Says Begulattons Unnecessary which. Fly charged, the networks ment and Dover takes a certain Speed ia the Important thing right . would consider giving a price it er, 734 Parker. tion is made possible through the were able to control affiliated sta­ work in perfect coordination with ing,” the Air Ministry an­ three years and fines of from Instrumentality of Captain Her­ dayn At present It is on a cur­ ' ’Talks—NBC-Blue 8:80 Prime tion practices, presumably on the Paley said the anti-tnonoi^y amount of pride in the fact that it land and Naval forces. now, and I think a change in tS* &weuld have to know about the 2001— Truman F. Cowies, 111 Mias Evelyn M. (terlaon, of Knox S;000 Ure ($150) to five times the Miss Ruth McAdam of McKee Minister Mackenzie King of Can­ regulations were unnecessary, and tions. These contracts, the chair­ has had more alarms than any ' iMyW. Mr. Foulds said it would be Main. nounced today. street was tbe guest of honor at a man Schendel of this town. Cap­ tailed schedule. part of retail grocers." Chairman George (D., Oa.) Of existing establishment would le ^ street, waa bonorpd with a miscel­ amount Involved In a forbidden The Washington station is ex­ ada; CBS 9:15 Rep. B. J. Oehr- Another claim, they said, was suggested that Congress under­ man argued, were undesirable be­ other community. When British the Senate Foreign Relations Ctom- only to delays.” '>ineenary to spend considerable 2002— David G. Phlnney, 417 Duisburg also was reported miscellaneouj shower held recent­ tain Sohendel’s dogs recently re­ mann on “St. Lawrence Seaway." take an exhaustive investigation cause they prevented a station fighters roar low on their way to- Chestnut Hill Road, Glastonbury. laneous shower laat night, her transaction are provided for viola­ ly at the home of Mrs. Fred Senk- ceived the second and fifth highest pected to be under test by Novem­ that investigation and prosecution, ' money for a survey of the s)rstem. bombed in this sweep over Ger­ -in Denver, invariably results of the radio industry to determine from taking programs from more w’ard the French coast, the people Such a survey of the South 2003— Edwin P. Cook, 90 Ben* many’* industrial Ruhr and Rhine­ fourth. The party was given by her tions. beil, who Is the grandmother of rating in the country. , ber and begin programs by the The American measures “define next March. The PblUdelpbla What to expect Wednesday: in a spectacular drop in food if new broadcasting laws were than one of the network com look up like spectators at an air which accused Cocking of recom­ ___ leeter Water Company cost ton. land districts, while other planes aunt, Mrs. John Hultine, who was her fiance, William Adamy. Forty Assisting MiBs Webster will be War schedule—7:00, NBC, CBS; needed. panics. show. 2004— Frederick M. Wood, 44 assisted by her daughter, Mrs. themselves," Gayda said In II guests were present from Water- the following Center church*'wom­ transmitter would not be ready prices with consequent savings to Plaii to Protest mending at a 1939 faculty meet­ 9,000 it was brought out attacked tbe docks at Boulogne untU July, 1942. FaciUtics com­ 7:56, NBC-Blue; 8:00. NBC-Red. In the past 12 months of watch­ Judge Bowers said he did not Harvard Road. and machines of the fleet air arm Harold Leggett. Twenty relatives Giornale D’ltalls^ "as a new and bury, Hartford and this town. en workera: Mrs. Ernest Krits- the consumer and an enlarged ing erection near Athens of a important step in the march of prising a coaxial cable are already CBS: 9:00, NBC-Blue, MBS; 10:00. market for the farmers." ing, waiting and arming against training school for .graduates ot dHsect that- the naming of a com- 2005— Norman J. Bell, 33 Jordt. cooperated with bombers of tbe and friends from this town and Mrs. Senkbeil was assisted in macher, Mrs. Arvld Seaburg, Mrs. MBS: 11:46, MBS; 1:46. NBC; Criminal Branch of the Supreme invasion, the people have learned Ban on Strikes jUttse would mean power to spend 2006— Edward W. Breen, 76 Hartford were present The hos­ American bellicosity along tbe serving and entertaining by Mrs. in existence to link Philadelphia “ Ekich of these claims is largely the education school. R. A. F.’s coastal command in an Dowding, Miss Olive Irons, Mrs. and New York to provide the 2:56, CBS; 3:55, NBC-Blue; 4:00, Court, and in many other places, to take it easy. Invasion talk is any money, but that coming from Alton. assault on tbe docks and harbor tesses used a color scheme of green chosen road to war.” Walter Sharp, Mrs. Jack Adamy, unsupported by the facts," the as­ Cocking suggested, she declar­ Fred ThraU, Mrs. WiUlam M<1- nucleus for a possible network, MBS 5:25. NBC-Red; 5:45. CBS- Plant Seizure the County Court. common in London, but here it has ed, that students be "both blacks 4ks selectmen, a figure might be 2007— Anthony Angelo, 50 Pine. at Dunkerque, on the French and pink, and the bride-elect un­ Roosevelt, Gayda said, had Mrs. Michael Adamy, and Miss Cormlck, Mrs. Fred Tllden, Mrs. sociation said. to be primed. Hartford, June 17.—(JP)—About ■■cured to be later presented to 2008— Lockhart B. Rogers, 118 chosen to end the State Depart­ with Washington probably hoP)— A tsreat rate. He looked upon it as a One unofficial estimate had the Neal C heney...... 4:30— StoiY of Bess Johnson strike threat, which would affect next week. If passed In its present four months ago, has been shelters that are considered the to southern tradition. VAN’S SERVICE STATION. talion Adjutant, and Lieut. Gam­ Sewer Connections and Repairs ...... 1,911.60 $34,032.46 150.00 4:15—Stella Dallaa. Wayne’s constant companion ever world’ s safest. They are the end­ means for oonscdidatlng the water ble of I Company in addition to R.A.F. unloading more than 1,000 Clarke Insurance Agency...... 4:45—Ad Liner - bus and trolley transportation in form, it faces possibly still further By a vote of 8 to 7, the State Germany to Take 74.84 4:80—I»renzo Jones. alteraUon at tbe hands of a Joint since—even when the family goes less caves and tunnels in the cliffs Board of Regents, after a closed supply and the firs department, the local officers are local resi­ tons of explosive bombs during Community Press ...... 24.00 5:00—Mary A.ar»n seven state citieA provided the udtich he said ha favored. George Thursday, Friday and Saturday $34,532.86 4 :46—Young Wldder Brown. 6:16—The Goldbergs backg^rdund today for another Senate-House C5onference Commit­ downtown or automobiling. And of solid chalk. The “shelter com­ hearing, re-elected Cocking for a *Necessary Measures* dents. In the non-commissioned Cash Stoboraemente During Year Ck)nnectlcut Power Co...... 234.51 munity’’ here is made up of citi­ new term yesterday. H. Waddell said he thought the ranks, Tech. Sgt. Demeusey * of night attacks on the Huhr. Hun­ 5:00—Home of the Brave. 5:00—The O’Neill's meeting of Connecticut Company tee which probably will have the whenever Wayne’s toddle outdis­ Berlin, June 17.—(JP)—Germany Administrative Connecticut State Firemen’s Association ...... 26.00 5:15— Portia Faces Life. tances “Donald’s" waddle, the pro­ zens who sleep In the caves every The governor made public an town oouM seU the bonds over a announced cdficially today that she Headquarters, Tech. Sgt. MiUigan dreds rather than scores of British General E xpen se...... Depot Square Garage ...... 5:45—Scattergood Balnea union officials and the traction task of effecting a compromise. VAN’S I K go years period for about S per .$ 2,092.94 316.18 5:30—We tbe Abbotts. Mora Satisfactory BIB Sought testing quacks can be heard for night, but it is small compared affidavit by Mrs. Sylla W. Hamil­ will take “tbe necessary measures’* of the Medical Detachment, Corp. bombers now fly at "flight, it was Loans repaid to Bank ...... Fabric Fire Hose Co...... 1.007.75 6:00—News, Weather firm’s general manager. 427 HARTFORD ROAD PHONE iSbfc cant. . 12,000.00 5:45—Jack Armstrong. 6:05—Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No statement was Issued yester Privately, tome House members two blocks. . with London’s “community.” ton, a secretary at the university, effective immediately to counter William Frazier of Headquarters, said. Payment on Bonds ...... 4,000.00 W. G. Glenney Co...... 591.78 Osamrittoe Named Staff Sgt. Steele of Headquarters. There was no hint concerning 6:00—News and weather. 6:20—Edwin C. Hill day following a half-hour confer­ said that one of the reasons the United States action in freesing Adjustment to Tax Collector .. 45.40 Leroy Griswold ...... 300.00 6:15—Baseball Scores and Strict­ Ib e chairman of the board of German funds in America. Oorp. Jacobson of Headquarters the type of planes used in the at­ 6:80—Paul Sullivan Reviewa the ence between members of the Con­ House (Committee made so many ■ricebnen waa authorised to name President’s Revolving Fund . 200.00 $18,^ .3 4 Leroy Griswold ($3.00 to each member of fire department) 180-00 ly Sports. "The government of the United are among tbe local men. tacks. Some sources said United Walter R. Hall ...... necticut Joint Conference Board of changes was that it was hoped a ■ of six to make a study 6.76 6:25—Five Dollar Facte. 6:45—Baseball Scores—The World measure more satisfactory than States of America," the announce­ States-built long-range bomb­ Sewer Department Hartford Sanitary Products Co...... the Amalgamated Association of isM briag in recommendations. ers probably are being kept by 17.60 6:80—Professor Andre Schenker. Today Street, Electric and Motor <3oach either the Senate bill or the ofle M m ed to thU committee were ment raid, "by executive order of General Expense ...... 667.36 Hartford Gas Co...... 10.84 6:45—Lowell Thomas. the jprealdent dated June 14, block­ tbe R.A.F. for raids on Berlin and t u 7:00—Amoe ’n’ Andy Employes of America, AFL, and R. on which the House group had Vkad H. Parker, superintendent of New Sewer, Main Constructiontlon .. i;<650.00 Herald PrlnUng Co...... 75.48 7:00—Fred Warlng’s Orchestra. 7:15—Lanny Ross ed assets of German subjects in Robin Moor’s Targets farther afield. Most Hud­ W. E. Hibbard ...... J. Bennett, been working could be formulated the townowned water Mtem, Se* son bombers arriving from across ‘Refunds for overpayment. 7.60 7:15—News of the World. 7:30—Helen Menken—Second Hus­ The union is seeking an increas­ by the conferees. iistmen Bmith, Reed and Bowers, tbe United States. Accordingly, by Sewer Charges 9.40 $ 9,326.75 Marie Houston ...... 6.14 7:80—The Village School with It^s VACATION the Atlantic go into action with band „ , As approved by the House Com­ order of tbe German government, Wm. S. Hyde ...... ed wage rate reported to be 90 Vosvn Treasurer Waddell and Chief Officer tbe coaaU.1 command. Fire Department - 33.00 Gene and Glenn. 8:00—Court of Missing Heirs cents an hour, two-week vacations mittee, the bill would empower the MIchard Martin. neceaaary measures, effective im­ General Elxpense ...... Alex. Jarvis Co...... 1.726.75 8:00—Johnny Presents. 8:30—First Nlghter mediately, will be carried out with Observers asserted they now $ 6,308.86 with pay, a closed shop agreement, president to order resumption of " This morning William Foulds, were “puzzled’’ over the compara­ John L. Jenney...... 628.01 8:30—Musical Treasure <^est. 8:55— Elmer Davis and The News pension plan and a guaranteed production in strike-bound defense said that me water company reference to tbe assets of subjects Carlyle Johnson Machine Co...... 33.00 Highly Praised tive inacti'vity of tbe German Air Total Cash Disbursements ...... $33 973 95 9:00—Battle of the Sexes. 9:00—We, The People — Gabriel eight-hour day. plants and to use armed force to isas ready to go ahead wlU> plana of the United States within tbe Cash Balance, June 2nd, 1941 ...... ’65861 George Johnson ...... 484.00 9:80—Fibber McOm and Molly. TIME for your Force against Britain while the Heatter A contract, under which the protect employes voluntarily de­ Is build Just as soon as the final German Reich." • John F. Limerick ...... 5.00 British were bombing Germany COMPARISON OF DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSE WITH PREVIOUS 10:00—Bob Hope. * 9 :30—Invitation To Learning drivers and motormen bad been siring to go back to work. ■Miriival to do so has been secured (The Orman radio said that (CoBtlniied From Page One) Chas. B. Loomis (Payroll)...... 6,009.98 10:00—Glenn Miller’a Orchestra the Public Utilities Commie* heavily. YEAR (excluding non-recurring Items) 10:30—College Humor. working in New Haven, Hartford, It would be regarded as sabotage there waa no Information immedi­ During tbe preceding lull in the John R. Lyman Co...... 4.65 11:00—News and weather. 10:15—Public \ffalra under the Mil for anyone to use to the movie actor, Robert Tailor, DEPARTMENT" Current Year , Prevtous Year Middletown, Meriden, New Ixmdon, ately Jiut qrhat the German meas­ air war on both sides, bad weather Manchester Trust Co ...... 12,630.-38 ll:1 5 -J a ck Coffey’s Orchestra. 10:30—To Be Announced Norwich and Stamford expired re­ force or threats to prevent or at­ ures would be but that "obviously said he saw under the bull’s head Administrative ...... f2.092.94 $ 2.941.67 had been given as the reason. Sewer Manchester Water Co...... 2,363.02 11:80—Polish Orchestra. 10:45—Murtc Patterned For Danc­ cently. It provided for a top rate tempt to prevent any peraon from they too will consist of blocking the word ’Taureau’’—French for J. M. Jdiller 201.17 London aources.said that one ex­ General Ehepense . . . $ 7,667.35 12:00—War News. ing of 71 cents an hour, a guarantee of accepting or continuing work in accounts.’*) bull. Another crew member said $ 5,995.39 Laurence Moonan, Treas...... 100.00 11:00—News, Weather defense plants or from entering Welles Says Basic the word painted there waa “La planation for the continued relative Less Ck>nnection and 12:06—Sammy Kaye’t Orchestra. a six-hour day, and for one week’s Inactivity of the Luftwaffe might E. L. Mors^ (Payroll) ...... 682.15 12:80—Russ Morgan’s Orchestra, 11:06—Sports Roundup or leaving those plants. Violators Tauche." Repair Charges . 1,911.60 287.10 vacation with pay. BLANKETS Action Seen *Rectdess be a transfer of planes to tbe Rus­ Minnie NortOn_^. 150.00 12:55—News. 11:10—News of the World would be subject to fines of 85,000, Charges in Sinking (On the other hand, 11 survivors sian frontier. Jos. F. Poblman^...... 18.07 11:25—Musical Interlude Imprieonment for five years or of the Robin Moor who were land­ Net Sewer Dept. Cost 1:00—Silent. The aaaaen la M ir when your Uanketa will Challenge to Axis* Blenheim bombers attacked a 4,- 5,765.75 5,708.29 Presto Battery Mrvlce ...... 3.05 11:80—Michael Loring Orchestra both. ■ * A"* ed at Recife. Brazii, teat Wednea- Fire . ; ...... 6,808.86 6,815.97 Urges Cooperation put away for their feumnier vacatinns. New ia Remain Unchanged Tokyo, June 17— The Uni­ 000-ton supply ship and her escort, Norton Eleotrical Instrument Co...... 21 85 Tomorrow’s Program 12:00—Linton Wells, News Selsnra Pravlalon Changed day night said the submarine had a German destroyer and an anti­ Thomas J. Qulsb ...... 34.86 12:05—Charlie fiplvak’s Ortheatra In contrast to the Senate meas­ riia time to give them the thereugh cleaning that ted Statee’ action Iq cloetng all a-laughing cow painted on her con­ A. M. German consulatee Is "a reckless aircraft ship, off Den Helder, The $14,157.65 $14,966.93 WUUam H. Bohieldge ...... 00.00 12:80—Dick Jurgens’ Orchestra ure which provided for government thay deMrve, an# put them away freah, clean an# (OoidiMWd PngeXiie) ning tower, along with the name Decrease this year 808.38 6 ;0oi—Knights of the Road and On Defense Jobs challenge to the Axis powers,” the Netherlands, in daylight yesterday, Sessions Foundry Co...... ' 92.70 12:65—News, ■eizuro ^ atrikebound plaate with new life and luster—ready for u m this faH. Lorricke or Ixirlckke.) : J' j^;ricultural Newa where mediation failed, the only widely circulated Tokyo newapa- Given SC Minutes the Air Ministry News Service So. N. E. Telephone Co...... '...... 296.00 la the ^turea,. too, as possible ■aid, and the flight leadei rei>orted $14,965.93 38.12 8:25—News Tomorrow’s Program provialoo for such aeiaura in the New Method's cleaning preceM edde to the life per Nlcbl Nichi aald In an editor­ Crew and pnaaengers were giv­ Spillane, John ...... 8:80—Sunrise Special. Hartford, June 17—(8“)—Hart­ flMtographlc proof that submarine the supply ship waa left enveloped Chas. B. Whltcber ...... 5.00 p. m. House bill was in the event of re­ ef your Uanketa and reaterea thair natural soft German. Tte pictures. It w o ial today. en 20 minutes—extended grudg­ SEWER ASSESSMENTS 7:00—Morning Watch. ford county manufacturers, who Domel, Japanese news agency in gray amoke and believed to be Aasessmente outstanding, as of June 1st, 1940. Don WUlis' Oarage ...... 145.81 T:00—Newa, Weather _ fusal by an employer to utilise the fluffineaa. are o yet undeveloped ingly to 30 minutes—to get into sinking. 8,545.52 8:00—Newa and weather. 7:10— Shoppers Special — Music, hold millions of doUara ot defense government’s mediation and con­ with close government connec­ UfeboaU, it was stated. A to r i^ o New Assessments during y e a r ...... G. E. WlUls A Son ...... 7:...... ;...... 134.60 sad their value necessarily un- The newa service said bombs 1,748.12 8:15—Newa from Here and Time oontracta, heazd the chief at the ciliation services to effect settle­ Imown. tions, said the American move waa fifed Into the Robin Moor, Abroad. 7:40—Muatc Off The Record— Ray Tools Dtvlaion in the Office of Pro- was ’’considered an Indication of and the aank 18 minutes later un­ were seen to hit the decks and all $83,918.05 ment of strikes. It appeared likely today that three vessels were machine-gtm- $10,293.64 8:80—Radio Bazaar. Barrett ducUon Management declare that Tbe measure atipulated that the State Department would alao a definite sustained national pol­ der shell fire from the submarine’s Less CoUecUons during year ...... 3,839.22 WM. FOULDS, JR.. 8 :55—W*nC*8 Program Parade. "government, management and la­ deck gun. ne^ President 7:65—Newa, Weather despite the presidential powers to ■watt a detailed report from the 85 icy to take every poeeibla.measure 9:00—Newa Reporters. 8:00—News of Europe bor muat Join hands quickly.” enforce resumption of production ■— qjber survlvon of the Robin Moor, short of war." In the 13 daya that followed, un­ ASSESSMENTS OUTSTANDINO, as of June 8nd, 1941., .$ 7.964.42 9:15—Food News. 8:15—Shoppers SpMlal — Music, Said Mason Britton "it le later in atruck plants, tbe right to strike BLANKET PRI0E8 Mho were tended at Capetown, Koh lahll, the government til rescue June 3, Uttle Robin Mc- Admit Industrial LOANS « FIBE DEPARTMENT REPORT 9:30—Knights ofttbe Road. Time - than you think." and to peaceful picketing wejre not Mouth Africa yesterday by a Brit- ■pokesman declined to comment, (^illough, aon of Mr. and Mrs. BANK LOANS . ^ June 15, 1940 to June 15, 1941 9 :45—As the Twig Is Bent. He asserted, in hie talk yester­ Single Cotton — — — - 39c Robert W. McCullough, was the Plants Hit in Raids 8:30—News, Weather abridged. Mh rescue ship. Missing since tbe saying tbe government had no df- Outstanding, aa of June lit, 1940 ...... $ 5,000.00 Box Alarms ...... 6 10:00—Bess Johnson. 8:85— Shoppers Special day before The Hartford (bounty flctal information. only one who enjoyed himself. He Berlin, June 17—(/P)— "Individu­ . 79e torpedoing on May 21. they had Borrowed during year ...7...... 11,000.00 s u it Alarms ...... 87 (21 of these ouUftde) 10:15—HMen Randolph. 9:00—Newa Manufacturers Aaeociation, “for ■Imoet been given up for lost seemed to like the “long boat al industrial plants and rail facUl- Hoee laid ...... 5,600 Oklahoma us to suppose that Britain la - 79e ride," and c o o ^ contentedly at the 10:30—Bachelor's Children. 9:15—/15—A1 Clauaei# and Noted Court Scene 1 Single Wool — — A ecoots For AU Aboard tlea" were hit in British bomber m " Hoes laid ...... 400 feet 10:45—Road of Life. Cowboys growing atronger every day In re­ Difficult to Sell “pretty fish4a:(r.^harke which fol­ raids on several places in western $16,000.00 -$1.29 VC'*-, ' Tbe rescue of the 35 accounted Paid during year ...... 13,000.00 Booster line laid ...... 76 times 11:00—Mary Marlin. 9:30—Soutbern Serenade lation to Germany, la prlmlnal an aboard the American ship when lowed the bonA-passengers said. Germany last night, the high com­ foUy.” In State Feature 1 Transocean Service He alone could stomach the mand announced today, but added Ladders used ...... 7 times .il;15-^Pepper Young^s Family. 9:45—Betty Crocker she was stopped and sunk in tbe New York, June 17,—OPl—The Bank Loans Outstanding, aa of June 8nd, IMl... .$ 4,000.00 Loss on Ares Inside the District ..$16,575.00 11:30—The Goldbergs. 10:00—By Kathleen Norrla For the United States to toil to 1 South Atlantic. It also, eliminated hardtack, part-'of the meager ra­ that 26 British planes had been .. 3,650.00 make the utmost effort for na­ New York Herald Tribune printed tions aboard the lifeboat. Here in dovmed In day and night opera­ BONDS Loss on fires outside of the D istrict...... 11:45—David Harum. 10:15—Myrt and Marge There’s one t]rpe of picture tbst ! BLANKET BINDIN8 ' from the incident the gravity that today a letter it said Dr. Manfred . Outstanding, aa of June 1st, 1940 ...... $36,000.00 12:00—Lunchfonajres. 10:30—Stepmother ------tional defense would therefore be never fsils to mske the studio re- the loss of American Uves would a hotel room last night the two- tions. criminal negligence,” declared Zapp, director of The Transocean year-old still clutched a dried bis­ Several civilians were killed and Paid during year ...... 4,000.00 Total loss ...... ,,,..$20,22560 J> 10:45—Woman of Courage ■esreh department clear its desks j Satotn Two SWa» ------tSc have involved. Last year’s loss on fires $22,325. ' ' 12:15)—Gene apd Glenn. 11:00—Treat Time With Buddy Britton. sll other work, hire extra help Yet' this change in the situation, News Service, wrote to {the Ger­ cuit and said repeatedly: “Robin others wounded while houses were pt man Foreign Office describing bis want tack.” - Bonds Outstanding, as of June 3nd, 1941 (Signed) 12:80—Weather Man. Claric He cited , national defense ee tbe and plan sU-night study sesslofiS : Satin 3" Two Sidai ------— $1.45 it waa said,, will have small effe<'t destroyed and damaged in resi­ ...... $82,000.00 “paramount lesue," and urged that rfforts to hiduce the American Took Complete Charge dential diatricU, the commiutque J. M. MILLER, ROY GRISWOLD, Chief 12:36—Day Dreams. , 11 :i6—Martha Webater In books plied to the ceiling. on the State Department's plana 11:35—Big Slater everything else considered sub­ ‘ SaHn 4" Two Sidas ------$1.65 for a vigorous protest. Informed Press to accept reports of tbe Ben M. Cohen of New Haven, said. I Treaaurer. 12:45—Slngln* Sam. T)utt’s the picture featuring court­ Oernten news agency and com­ Conn., en route to Africa toyman- The Luftwaff* bombed several 1:00—Newa, weather. 11:45—Aimt'Jenny’s Stories ordinate to it; that industry put room scenes, as does “The Trial of sources predicted that the weight List of UaeoUected Taxes Prior to 1939 List aside all individual or group ob­ PRICES ON TWO-TONE BIND- plaining that his difficttlUes were age an American-owned theater, points on the SlngUah southwest COLLECTOR’S REPORT, Tax 1:16—The Little Sho^. 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks Mary Dugan," ' which will be of additional eyewitness evidence List 12:16—When A Girl Marries jectives In Its favor. ING FURNISHED ON REQUEST waa likely to strengthen the gov- “enough to drive one to despera­ said that Mundy, despite a broken and southeast eoaste and the eaat Grand List, 1939 ...... $6,038,968.00 1938 ..,.$ 6160 1:80—^Yale Alumni Luncheon. Shown tonight and tomorrow^ at tion." ankle suffered while going to the coast of Scotland and a number of Tax O $ mills...... 18,116.904 .... 60.29 2:85-^Concert Matlnqe. 12:80—Romance of Helen *rrent the State theater oikment’s position. • 1937 12:45—Our Gal Sunday TBlksd te Conunander . The Tranaooean News Service, a submarine, took complete charge British airports, the war bulletin Additions and Odd m ills...... 448.666 1936 8:00—Agalnat the Storm. Tbe latest courtroom drama to German agency with no United of the. paaaengera when he re­ aaid. 3:15—Ma Perkins. 1:00—News, Weather jElints Disobedience reach the screen featiwca Robert WE USE THE WOOLEN MILLS PROCESS Tbsn vras special gratUlcatian turned from his futile effort to dis­ 1935 1:05—Mein Street-Hertford over the reacue of Chief Officer States connections, was ordfred Off Plymouth a 3,000-ton mer­ ^Totai ...... I .$ 18,565.47 1934 3‘AO—Guiding lig h t Young, aa the youthful defense closed yesterday in tbe presiden­ suade the submartne commander chantman waa declared destroyed Abatements ...... 55.78 8:46—^le and Bade 1:15—Woman In White lawyer, and Laralne Day, as bia W* ciMn bl*nketi by the »*me procest used by blanket Malvln Mundy, the man who board­ from sinking the Robin Moor. • 1933 1:30—^Tha Right To Happlneea May Be Intenser Send Us Your Blankets ed the submartne and talked to its tial order directing the German and another badly damaged off the I, sweetheart accused of murder, faeturerv—the -Woolen Mill* proee**. Blanket* are cereful^ “We had no sea ch u t in our Scottish coast. 1932 1:45—Life Can Be BeauUfol commander before the Robin Moor embassy to close consulates and i Tax cellecUble, 1939 lis t ...... $ 18,509.69 1931 And here are Just ■ few of the cleaned thibugh and through, end ju*t a* carefully dried in warm boat," Cohen related, “but Mundy Tax collected to June 1,1941 on 19.79 list... 17,472.27 EraterajtyJJg^^ 2:00—Tot^ MalcM quesUona, aside from Mstetly t ^ a t I p ■fiirr--''Tfiet^ wf*n' bWnkeH er*'ijep A was sunk. Munday Identified tbe other German agencies. Zapp has made a rough copy of a chart the 1930 sidmaartne as “without question been detained at Elite Island sUtce ‘M5-i^Jdyce Jordan^:^n IhtertUr Bombay, India. June 17—(A*)— matten, that had to be settled by gently combed again and again to bring new *heen and lurter. captain carried in sqoUugr. .iito>--IIAllliet . d l l O n IWF 2:80—Fletcher Wiley Gsnnan’* snfKtold bow 1m nlraded Unob&ec£td tiax to June 1,1941 on 1939 Uzt...... 1.037.42 Mohandas K. Gendhi, India's Q(a- Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer’s reeearch We Quarantee aoaiost shrinkino and fadinQ< and pfontise you tHat LSP fsteal--tedlgtment.. IXMt'srilite'ilirtwo omit bobbed' ^ 1928 5 State Students 2:45—^Kate Hopkins —Angel of Ssf* l» Our Hands'* . :*^'Vaih t^lsra the 'lti^*'MMr ^thArgtnr violation of the act to- Total Taxes CoDeeled Oa All Uato To June 1,19411941 1927 tionaliat leader hinted today in an department before the picture your blankets wHI look like iww. up and down beside each other in Mercy interview that civil disob^ence imaiwd. For tbe purposra of a quirtng registration of all agents the rough aea. To Open Here 1926 could be nmde. d ^ m a tic protest, Mundy’s d»- of foreign prlncipate. ' Uat Tax lat Lies Total New Landon. June 17r^KF)—Five 8:00—Mary Uaraaret McBride encouraged by him might be In- In what court la taa Angeles, On this crude map be carefully 1925 8:15—Frank Murker — Golden jHiiitioa was considered Invahisble. The tetter, purportedly written 1989 ...... $17,47267 $28.18 $17,600.45 1924 Cetmecticut atudante were among, tenaifiea Setting for the picture. Is a mur plotted our coune. l^ e n we were The Village Bonnet Shop, which Treeaury of Semg "Deep down in me there ia a tlM svidance cS tbe other sur- Oct. 17, 1939. to Guenther Atten- 1929 to 1938 ..... 816.54 164.46 $48.76 1,039.74 1917XIpx T • • } •*•••••••••■****•********,* * ***** ****** the 12 Juniors end aenion whose der case tried? Hew ia the court flnnUy rascusd the captain of tbe will be owned and' operated by 8:80—Studio Matinee—WDRC Bn feeling tbe atniggle wJU become ■^tnrs was regarded as besring out buFg of tbe Foreign Office in Bcr- ahip which took us aboard ex­ Total amount paid to Treasurer ...... $18,580.19 electien to Phi Beta Kappa, honor- session opened? Does the Judge t f . t e United States contention that Mildred Fay and Matilda Miller, JOSEPH CmARTTER. ary scholaatlc fraterni^, was an­ aemble ' progreaaively fiercer," be said. New Method Laundry Un, was among documents held by amined Muady*s chart and found will open Thursday morning ecroee wear a robe? Does tbe matron 81-99ei.ee ALBANYst.it*'MV AVE.AVK. w » jffa SBbmarine mode no attempt to the Dies Oongreaslonal Oommtt- _ CoUootor. TMal nounced at the Connectlcfit Col- 8:5B^Wer Oommentaiy, weather (On April 26 Gsndbi said the wear a imlform? 'Who handles the he was leas taah 10 miles off in from tbe State ‘fheater on Main » • • • • »_7 7 Natianaliat All India Congreaa HARTFORD k m «Ms for the safety of the ship’s tee investigating un-American acr his 8nal poaUlon." The Eighth School A UtUiUea District "lege for Women commencement gavel? Who hqa charge of evi- Zoric Dry Clamimg y according to internation- street _- ____ » Eliiabeth W. McCalUp of Eew party bad dropped temporarily its • Quality Lumdartrs Manchastcr Residents tlvlties. Mundy said he saw the aubma- Both ladies are residente of Pine AUDITOR’S RBFCMIT Lightatog EUla Six Omve demand for tbe ligfapendence of denoe? Where la the evidence Pillow StarUixing ,but left passengeia rine’a bUnkar ^ b t shortly after AVIHTOB’S 6UCPORT wea tbe Junior h on or^ The sen- kept? Ia th* bailiff a policeman? Rugs CUamad—Att Kiads Cfill Enterprise 1300 Acres, and they travel to to New Wa, tbs undefsignad Anditon of tha Eighth School A Utt')” «-i lore were Eleanor E ntUer of India and wanted only "freedom ef ' fate la four lifeboats 4 a-B. May 31 and answered, York each week to bring Manchee- To the Offloen of the Eighth Sohool A UUUUee District: How la tha court aesslon ad­ Withoot.Charge Cnrtmms Dreperara > at mites frimt land. The We, the underUgnsd Auditors of the Eighth. School A UtiUtlos Oiatrlct, ba-ve axamtnad tba books of tba Praaidant, T ra a a ^ r and . ' x Olenbroek, Jeannette ] L H^mm Bethlehem, June 17,— apeech and tbe pwi.” ) Mtafi Valet Servite identifying Us Milp as "American ter the lateet hat styles. Ths ahop Ooneetor for tba period at June lat, 1940 to June, lat. 1^1 and have Meanwbilfi, Sir Ibrahim Rahim- journed? sm vtrura asld, Altoona. Ps— (P)—Police steamer, Robin Moor." WiU specialize in dtnerent a t ) ^ District, have tha **~***" of tha'Thx OoDector for the period New London, Mary N. Han of Ugbtnlng ixrit kUled rix aa In anewerlag these qucBtkms, It to summon help by from Juno 1st. 1940 to June 1st. 1941 and hav* found uncollected taxes found them correct to the beat of our knowledge and belief. New -Haven end E»ts|Ue M. Faao- toola. former praaidant of tbe Cen­ lerving Manchester, GU*tonbutyp«a*t Hartford, Wethersfifeld, Cromwril, Portlend. on the lookout totoy for Altoona’a Tbs submarine ordered a boat and wlU carry no two hats aUke. standing under a traa on tbs Jebn tral LagJslaUvo Aaaembly. saUi was found that murder trials in thus tor no proof has “ meanest woman." She waa in the amount of $1,037.4L JOHN F. LIMERICK, Une at Noawfcb. Rocky Hill, SiiMboty, Newir*gton, Fermin(^Ort, Untarwille. Wirujsor, Wajalusn^ ^ seat. Mundy Injured his ankle AU lists are selected personally ' CHARLES D. WHITCHER. Among the sopboraona placed Btevans term bara yesterday. Tba tbera waa "antTwaa diaaatii Sngelea a n tried in th* Su­ O a t ks did. ‘Hm rescue charged by Gerald Croft, 88. blind dropping Into tbe boat which took and will be peaeed on to local JOHN F. LDIERICK. perior Cbuit. In Detroit, It would Suffiald. Wil»oo, V /in Sso t Locks, Granby, Ttriffville, Avoiv Higganum. Esff Heenpfeno. w lw " * caUs for hrip D. w u m a iE R . Auditora on tbe-eneual honor list were alectzlcal starm in' UUa vicinity also ttoB" among Inffhuia over tbe grocer, with palming off on him a Um to tbs aubmarlne. He aaid residente at the Village Bonnet tor fiaea la a bqelneae oonaie and nnaiialal policy pursued have been tbe Recorder's Court; $1 but on the claim It was a $8. .. Auditors Dated at'Mancheater. Conn.. June litb . 194L FHe«a KenifAaqr Mtofftatown .was given aboard tha L(via|ptoa ofi Chea ;b|o<^ in ttNirty Tbe want Ml sad la by Great Britain' datog ism In Now Yqrk Oty, the Oanoral ItolX. . ... A Siariwui Court; In SroqUyi^ the k gantga toi N4* ' J. ■ f • •,• jTB(r>r'/in' ■Jt ■ ^HVv j i> :t 'A'-- ••,!';i:.;s-.ziii. j I \ V \ IIANCHSSTER EVBNII^G HERALD. ^lANCRESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 17,194r V \ UANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHE5TE1R. CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE It, 1941 ^ ------:------h ------Girl Removed will Jasper McLsvy, D.U.A., go To Dedicate Perfuming Liver Newest Move to Standar one dlracUon. h* mtwt n»va to ah* Defense Boom SERIAL STORY Selectmen Take Steps other. HI* type of eyetem can OB the soap boxT 4 a n r l | M t f r We have an Idea he'll still do all To Hospital only live If It contlmimlly expende: Man About Manhattan Holy Scroll Way to Control Halitokis right for hln^lf. Civilian Goods not even Hiller hlmaelf tniaU By Onarga Tnekar Crime Cause CALIBAN FROM CALEB %g»ltni 3bratt COPYRIONT. iaa». , To Aid Boys in Camp whAt It would do If It ahmild over By Hewmrfi W. Btokeslm •4'lnteatlnes and for the further step Seriously 111 Because RTBtJBMttO >T TUB BY NORMAN KAHL NEA SERVICE. INC. t - mpressive Rites to Be ^■HtALD MllKTIWO OO, IKtt have to atand still. EsMBtial Meaflures ««wNew York—Margo lorK—inarKu u.u..didn’t k re-^ enough to------obtain -a divOrCS and ‘War Influence^ Also Is CTeveland, June i?_(g’)-Per- th S ^ Parents Believe in Government to Bar II n«MU «ir*« The aeodnd certainty about the cv. M.»n. .h. To Ask C. of C. to Se> GurmFrg,Foil_iP Hear Held on Sunday at the M»iiehM»«r. OoBii. Yeetordayt Angus MsePhUUps, fuming the liver to the newest, | Time in Stomach Eliminated Movement of Shipment 252,000 gallons oc ou to war has been and la that the part­ President Roosevelt to now mov­ she danced at the Waldorf, but< - ...... Blamed for Rise in ous and I ’ll even send you an auto­ Healing by Prayer. THOUA* rBROOSOJI dorf—but this time aa a star. The truck driver, wrsnte to marry Ador- graphed picture. Temple Beth Sholom. scientific way to control halltosle. The next experiment waa on a n r r v 'i * X ■ /r They said Ickes tatervenafi-* 0«a*r«l lUnkftr nership between Hitler and Stalin ing with bold, sure strokes' to the leiet Committee to Di«: Order to Fire on Suh ro«nd*« October I. Ililt she to receiving plenty now. I attention she to receiving to prac- Juvenile Delinquency. esn Mlcklstwldge, pretty wsltreee "It was nice of you to ask me to SjvaUow, for example, one drop ■‘‘•‘fflcal cmc where It was pos­ Of Oil to Japan; To > PhilatMphu oii la a cynical, hafd-bltten arrange.^ elimination of the one peril Amer­ rect Canvass Here fori Temple Beth Sholom will dedi­ sible to place the garlic directly Gilroy, CaUf., June 17—(4’)— I tested the loading of tba Ja] Margo to the dancer whose real tically overwhalming. Is a roadside dtosr. But Adsfssn marry you snd don’t think I don’t of oU of wlntergreen, and In about Prevent Price Rises. PaUtohoA Erory ®»5«P* ment. entered upon with fearful ica should certainly not; allow to name to Marguerite Teresa Gua-; • • • Hartford, Juno 17.—(M— The dresme of a career oa' the stage approctste it. but I tan’t pass up An Eastern Canadian Port, cate the Holy ScroU of the Tem­ In the small Intestine. This time the Fourteen-year old Louise Ford, , ship Aroma Maura there. on* BoUBoyA V Recreational Funds. i >»'owed on the breath ^Mt Offte* •* Bonehootcr, exl.st, whether the times bo war or delupe Castilla Bolado, and who* Grace Moore tells this story head of the Connecticut School for or la the movies. Customers ea- opportunity and I think I am June 17—(/IV-Twelve survi­ ple in the observance of the first seriously 111 but without medical suspicions on both aides, and guar­ oonrage this Idea, snd Adoreen Is breath slightly perfumed with ^In about one hour. That tmto, *umthe time Wasbingtoa, June 17.—(ff)—A ^'Ooaa- •• •ooo«4'C1o»» Moll M»tt*r- peace—the threat of protected delighted Ben Hecht snd Chsriea about two drunks who were mo- I Boye, declaring there bad been a tog to be happy and 1 wish you the vors of a torpedoed British wlntergreen. T)iU scent may last attention because her parents be- Next Move of Jap anteed life for only so long aa^ the MacArthur with her dancing ao torlng along a highway: I marked rtoe In delinquency from oonvtooed that New York to wsl^ same, with best regards. Manchester will' do its part to j merchantman who were land­ anniversary of the Temple Dedica­ in the stomach was eliminated government move toward 'Stand- • w\ An gOBSCRIPTION lUTBB Nasi activities Inside America lag to cheer her entrance. But she tion on Sunday evening at 6 p. m. two days. Further ex.jerlments then show^..1 Helve in healing by jffayer aloae, two partners can Rnd a mutual di­ much that they took her out to 1st drunk: "We must be getting I Januery to June, blamed it on the "Very truly yours. raise funds in the current USO ' ed here last night said tholr works siml- ardized production of civilian * retghter in UOUOt bao Tour by Matt .1 .<0 I defense boom and the "war In­ can't tee eettttng down to Ufe ns a "Arforwn 'kUckietwldge." vessel went down after its gun The traditional ceremony of the Dll'* of peppermtt ed that the Uver and the bile were•e wiLs removed to a hospital by Por Montb by Mall vision of spoils pleasant and profit­ against America. Long Island and put her to a pic­ close to the city.” Drive, it was decided last night | goods, coupled with action to fore- ; Philadelphia, June 17- PUiKla Coay ...... 1 .01 ture, "Crime Without Passion"— 2nd drunk: "W hat makes you fluence.” truck driver’s wife oa gIfS s crew fsllod to go Into action Jewish house of worship to called larly, except that the breath scent the garlic scent. The escape court order today. . 11.00 Yesterday, the President order- as the Board of Selectmen voted ' OallTaraA Oaa Tear able. .and that was how the world first think that?” Roy L. McLaughlin, euperln- month. «hs promlaes to give Au- Angua tightens up tosida and against an attacking German the Seeyoom Hshssyfer, which to ^ppermtnt...... _ ! waa from bile into the blood, and stall unwarranted Increases In I ^ «d the closing of all German con­ t«. aak the Chamber of (Commerce | means the completion of the To­ The perfumes. In both instances, Juvenile Ck>urt Judge William F. . . . . , of 252,000 gallons of oil to J ^ h b u b b r o r ,, , „ One fact la that Hitler must go heard about her. 1st drunk: "We’re bitting more tendent of the Meriden inetitution, gan aa answer on his next trip. reads the latter again. Millie ' submarine when a ahouted or­ apparently this waa slow, for Dr. James signed the order. bread prices, today emphasized i n^xt move to tbe Jap oai sulates. They have not been oon- rah. Each Torah to hand lettered comes from the blood, into the Crohn noted that' sometimes the TBB ABiOClATBD PREM somewhere this summer. The other people.” told the third aasombly of trial breezes to, but he doesn't even sea to nominate a local committee to der to open fire was not heard. Crowds gathered about the the impact of the defense'program freighter Aroma Maura In , Tbo Aaaoelata« Praaa la siilates, within the legal meaning • • • Juaticea of Connecticut yeaterday Chapter n her, so she doesn't say anything— Robert Bueh of Bristol said on a parchment In scroll form. lungs to ta exhaled. But the scent persisted on the breath for ly oatlUt* ta tba ua* or raoobl ea. fact Is that his partnership with Just at that moment she waa head the canvass here. USO funds storehouse to not the blood. The Ford home last night as news on the consuming public. today.------handed the leading feminine role Jean Muir, who went to Holly­ that twice as many boye were com­ Just aa soon as Angus coaxes Just hurries out. will go toward providing recrea­ that the gim crew, stationed The scribe must work by candle­ an hour or more after it had dis­ spread of the girl’s Illness and her ‘ ttoa of all aawa BUoatebra ora^J**'* Stalin Is like the partnership of of the word, for some time. In­ light and no corrections or eras­ liver appears to ta the place appeared from the bile. On the Atlantic seaboard, whei*e The sleek, three-year-old, 8,6 to It or not otharwia* caaOUoO In with Burgesa Meredith to a play wood from Broadway and became mitted to hto inetitution the past hto ton-and-a-half truck over the The worst part of this whole tional and social qervice fimds for on the afterdeck, failed to parents’ attitude. Members of the ton vessel arrived here Sunday i "thla vayor an4 alao tbo local nawa two snakes after the same bird. stead. they have been centers for five months me during a almllar top of Dunbar’s Hill, he can see business to that Adoreen doesn’t hear the order from the bridge ures are permitted throughout the where the scent gathers, He looked for sweet scents which a petroleum- shortage to predicted, that waa to win the Pulltoer prise a star and then came back to the naUon’s military forces. The Church of God meantime gathered the government acted to bar the maritime circles reported at yabllancd heroin. the bold dlssemlnatlMj of a culture Broadway, has a theater of her period two years ago. the lights of Herbie’s Chirbslde know anything about New York. fimd to being raised through the until to late. five books of Moses. , won’t Mask Odor of Oarllo would mask halitosis. B\it ao far ^AM*tlAhts of rspublleatlon ef i These two facta. Joined together, —"Wlnteraet." It waa risky to The ship’s complement of 46 Both tbeso perfumes are rather nothing has been found which inside and prayed audibly. movement of a shipment of oil (b she would load with oil ,,jp»clal aisaetches herein are elec j popular accept- which la traitorous to everything place ao important a role In the own now—the country theater at He said "to a moat tuiusuel ex­ Cafe about a mile down the road. She doesn’t realise that New York co-operaUve efforts of the leading The last five letters to complete "We have had sicknesses before, previous visit early In tba year. tent” these cases involved the tak­ Usually Angus takes the truck out la Just full of leeches waiting for t into lifeboats, Bush said. the Torah are not filled in until faint, too ladylUce, in fact, to over-comes garlic. japan. rt.^*** •••’ ______ea.i«PhUade Fumlshad by tba MeOoy Angus gets the motor started on preaent building line. I t waa said a second canvass they have boost­ Mosler, Mrs. J . E. Rublnow, Mrs. hto guinea pig for finding out sophomore. "Not so easily shall the lights of Nevertheless, we receive all this Washington any cheaper than any voter could Half a dozen trucks are piled up hto truck, be can’t hear anymore. more about this scent puzzle. stomach into the blood, a fact price-stabilization program bread doing us no harm. Baalth Sarvlea the house was started before a ed to 353.35 the fund for thto N. Sandals, Mrs. S. M. Silverstein which accounts for much of the "Our baby is on an altar,” he Under-lnflatlon of automohO^ om die. . But Ume is short get it In any chop bouse serving to the dirt next to Herbie’s, and One of the semi-trailer men under the direction of Mrs. W He tried garlic in the mouth waa considered especially Impor­ speculation nith some skepticism. Beyond that, ths scope of the Angus squeezes In between s proper’ permit had been granted, year’s show. alcoholic breath. Dr. Crohn’s ex­ told the deputies. "If God wishes tires to more dangerous moBth that passes adds to similar food. looks up and says to MlUie, the work, done several years ago, (Jbopef; address. Rabbi Berttaold only. That to, none waa swallowed. to take her away, God’s will will tant "owing to Ite prominence in If, aa It was, the Hltler-Stalln presidential order provides not It’s because during those short Addreat oonuhunlcatloBa te Tb* couple of semi-trailers. He 'to "W hat's MaePhiUips hauling?” Following to today’s report Either chewing It vigorously, or periments all Indicated that,, no the diet of all members of the over-inflation. : ^ length and the perils of the Daybook Realtb Sarvtes never having been corrected. Now Previous loanee ...... 313.10 Woythaler; presentation of Torah. breath odor comes from' the be done." partnership waa baaed on the sntl- only supervision of funds we know one-to-three-day recesses, the boplng he will get a minute alone "Butter,” MlUie waUs. "Twenty- a mortgage to sought .by owners Abraham Fineburg; acceptance of painting It on the teeth, resulted In community and the significance of Journey that will have to be made, Barald, Attention BfeUoy with Adoreen without one of the John 8. Wolcott 1.00 stomach at any time, except dur­ bread prices as a symbol of Ufe rlpsUon of mutual spoils. It seems belong to the Axis, but also that By Jack Stinnett restaurant must remain open for five hundred pounds of butter.” of the property but one cannot ta 1.00 Torah, S. M. Silverstein, president a garlic breath for never much '^ ^ to d we stand. Divided we fall. service to the few who hang boys bursting In and making The seml-traUer Idans bis sL Edson Bailey ...... more than one hour. ing burps. To Discuss Oil Situation cost of living.” Incredible that either party should of funds we may suspect belong in placed unUl the title question to Earl Blssell ...... 1.00 ot Temple Beth Sholom Congrega­ The American Medical Associa­ around.-These are so few that * Rs-Arm Your Body smart-aleck •;racks. bows on the counter and holds his clearod. Some members of the tional hynm, choir; completion of Then he Introduced garlic direct­ Latest development in the east tha dark agaa return, yet consider the opportunities be­ Washington—The capital to a The place to full of smoke when John Laurence...... 1.00 tion headquarters points out that coast’s petroleum situation came the Axis war cheat. Little Switzer­ the operating expense for those In order to attain-the highest bead in hto hands. "Oh, my God!” Board indicated that they are not Torah, organ recital, Walter Daw- ly Into the stomach, without touch­ Winsted, June 17—(/P)—The E x­ DOC'S we can sava and guide the funny place: When the Interior Angus walks in, and some of the C. 8. Burr '...... 1.00 ing the mouth. There,was no garlic oil of wlntergreen when used In when aides of Secretary of the In­ fore the partnership at an end. land, for Instance, has been play­ periods soar over the Intake. state of efficiency In defense of he says. anvious to have street lines alter­ 1.00 ley; plachij: of Torah in the Arte, ecutive Committee of The Con­ Department wanted 1,800 tons of this continent. It has been neces­ fellows yell at him. Angua Just ed In the manner, and for the Horace B. Learned...... breath at all until about two hours. more than a therapeutic dose, terior Ickes, petroleum coordina­ There are still rich looting oppor- ing aiwind with 31,500,000,000 of waves and sraba a stool in front Lee’s 8ervice 8tetion ...... 1.00 benediction. which to 12 drops, to poisonous, necticut Petroleum Industries tor. disclosed he had arranged with Thus Churchill. But Churchill aluminum cable to run over the On the same day that a sary to discard obsolete equipment Angus drives all night, and ha cause at question. Aoniveraary Dinner Then It appeared and lasted for Committee met today at the sum­ ttuilUes befora thsm If they con­ assets in tha United States—five of where Millie to slapping butter tries to keep his jnlnd on ths The matter will ta taken up Christopher Glenney ..... 1.00 two days. and that In medical literature 56 The Sinclair Consolidated and F o r B rakes t is an aloquant BnglUbman, blaaaad Cascade mountains, the depart­ well-known avlatrlx was fin­ end replace It with new and effi­ 1.00 Rabbi Samuel S. Ruderman of mer home of Russell L. Patterson tinue to set as a practical partner­ times as much as Germany and on a dozen slices of bread. road so he won’t think about Ado­ again at next month’s meeting. Patrick Clune ...... Two hours to the length of time___ cases of oil of wlntergreen poison- AND TUNE-UP SERVIG^ ^ ^ th a talent for eonvinctog and ishing a three-day campaign cient material. However without Adamy’s 8ervice 8tetion . 1.00 Temple Beth E3, New London pass ing have been reported, with 60 at Highland Lake to discuss the ship. Together, they can encom­ ment couldn’t get It without going for women In (Jefense aviation "Hello, Millie,” says Angtto. reen. He doesn't even remember Against Park'Removal that garlic would take to general oil situation In Connecti­ Italy combined. The suspicion has healthy and vlgoroue man -power "Addle in the kitchen?” Leonard Aceto ...... 1.00 Conn., will address the congrega­ small per cent fatalities. r'^tomatic oratory, aad topabla of through the red Upe of clearing and explaining how women to operate this modem defense the butter untU after he crosses From the State Traffic Commis­ tion at the anniversary dinner from the stomach Into the cut About 40 aKended represent­ pass Turkey snd march toward been thab-mfich of this represent­ through priorities. Millie swings around like she to the state line and the sun comes sion a letter waa received notify­ Corwin G ra n t...... 1.00 Central Service StatioB; that talant to order to con- fliers are serving Great Brit­ and re-armament plan the most 1.00 which will follow the traditional ing nearly all the oil companies do­ Sues snd India, which to still the ed undercover German interests. The cable was wanted to carry about to suggest that somebody up. Then he begins to hear a faint ing town officials that the state Eric Anderson ...... - ing business in Connecticut. (DOCS GARAGE) Aaserica that •Time to ain and how they might efficient equipment' becomes use­ go climb a tree, but when she sees Ralph Ctertoon ...... 1.00 ceremony in the Temple, at 7:30 choicest thing on the map ao far Until the present time, Germany high tension po\\er loads to a serve the United States, the less. My thought for readers today swishing behind him. He puUe in­ body, a t a meetteg May 21. had p. m. C. Lessnee; trustees, Mrs. S. Ellis, Among those present were John Brainard Place — Off Msinj h set" P e tip a hto words should new Washington state factory to Angus, her face softens a little to a flUlng station to get a tank­ voted against ellmtestlon of any Philip Newcomb ...... 1.00 obairman; Mrs. B. Bursack, Mrs. Mrs. J. T. Pickles McCarthy, the new state roommis- aa Stalin to concerned. has been able to take Income from civilian pilot training pro­ Is to Instill into your minds tha and she says, "Oh, it’s you.” A. J . G eorg e...... 1.00 At the dinner a tablet of bronze, TcI. 3957 Rear of Gas Ca^ • dtooouBta^ make aluminum. gram officials announced ful of gas. East Center street parklets for listing tee names of those mem­ W. Horo'^tz, Mrs. J. Halem, Mrs. ■loner of motor vehicles and J. Perhaps their partnership has patents It holds over American In­ . • • necessity of casting aside obsolete "Can I 8:0 In the kitchen, Mil­ The flUlng station attendant to use as parking areas. The plots (Jeorge Lessner ...... 1.00 Vary wan, than. let'a hear what they were no longer accept­ and wasteful living and eating bers of the congregation who hat e S. TiTosler and Mrs.k J. S. G. Rott­ Again Is Elected Walter Darley deputy Commis­ *•8010 Brakea Sava UveF* been so completely unestlafsctory dustry, snd then use this same National defense has Increased lie?" genial, gray-halred man who baa were ostebllshed as a safety meas­ William Wuerdlg ...... 1.00 ner. sioner. i! "T/o ■ Amarlcan authority has to say ing girl students. The only habits, replacing them with those "Sure, sure. Go ahnad. I ’m busy. Fred Wlppert ...... 1.00 rendered special aervlces to. the the Capitol police force abou» 50 seen nearly everything. He squints ure, It was stated, and their re­ congregation since 193? or the In­ :^hout tha aituattoti. L—State of the people. Many of the largest lectman at a Joint aasolon with the Electric Ranges urday night off.” down as far as It will |m and Harry F. Sweet...... 50 factories employing thousands of School Board a t which the annual . a whole national Ufetlma later come to Jasper McLevy, Bridge­ the safer for It. columnar obeervatlons: Chairman J. Kenneth Bradley an­ people recognize that a healthy, Millie wipes her hands on her move# down the roed Another Ernest CSirist ...... 50 "We do not know LaGuard- nounced today the Republican school budget of 3408,548 wllL be than PnuiM thought It was. Eng­ port’s Socialist mayor, we suspect happy employee ta a definite aaeet apron and fishes around in her three mUes befora the .cop catebea la’s plans as head of civilian State Central Cdmmlttee would pocket She handa Angus a letter. up to him. lUsnisatil The Selectmen will ask Total to date .358.35 land to now, to blood and toll and he treasures hto newest and latest hold a meeting here next Monday to the concern, and that such an adjournment after discussion so defense, but we venture they employee will give more efficient "Looks as If thto to for you,” she - The officer to very rad and vary 'suffering, paying the tragic price most. mad and very hot and has prac­ that aU Board members will have Editorial Exchange are expensive ones.” afternoon. . and capable service under Ideal says. Then she m b s a couple of Thera’a no reaaon in tha world —to r Its error to thinking thqt time When, on Sunday, he waa dresa- "Conitemstlon reigned at The committee will review ths tically no sense of humor. He ah opportunity to acquaint ,«iam- conditions. A good time to re-arm stMmlng platters and heads for selvas with the details of tha pro- od In cap aad gown to receive the the Stats department when all work of the recent Lagtolature, the door. lo(du at Angua a minute and bolls Reach Compromise for you to otruggla ahmg with : ^ was the ana thing it had to luxuri make plana for summer and fall, tha body la during the vacation poMd expansae, J Mr. MoUan’s Rstfrement the Americana on the Zam- Angus rips open tha envelope. some more. Then ha anlffs around ous quantity. honorary degro4^f) Doctor of Mu­ zam finally turned up safe In discuss party policy and provide season, when the body may b# and looka sum>iciously at tba rich John W n ta U waa named by 4 *Ai Ufl m f mind !■ that old cook atova when yon can (From The Hartford Times) built up In readlneae for tha fol It'to a latter from Adoreen, and he On Filling Sees Of all the danwcracles, America nicipal Administration at the Nazi hsods." for the appointment "of such num­ golden craamary product that to ths Board as special eontebla to lowing winter. Plenty otJreah air sits down to read I t patrol Case Brothers mill and beautiful and efficient has been eepectoUy bicaeed. It has hands of President James L. Mc- "The only failure the Presi­ ber of asstotopt treasursra aa the "Dear Angus: streaming out near tha front of Itm to CN)|M with ^ Retirement from active work of committee may authorize,” Brad- and sunshine will do mucnxo raise property te Highland Park- Consughy of Wesleyan University, dent admits in eight long "Am writing a few lines Just the truck. ELECTRIC RANGE for so little bean removed from the ftret direct Malcolm J . Mollan, editor of the Ity said. the resistance, and the ultra-vio­ "To bad,” eaya he, "that wa The Board voted to start work Madrid, June 17—*. j wise, when he to a bit out of pa- how much of the. new frozen funds bacausa tha board is *7mproee#d rails to advise bankers a t what to arch of tha foot to sxaggeratrt. I. Satber aad put on a similar cam­ tetendsd to do Just that . with ths fact that Brittoh - beyotid "Dnimalss” Bide Axis Fuads ' Scorea a t armed guards watch ooo- wife is suffsrlng froin dropiq^and epuld be filled. goo^ tbs mothsrs would bs ths berry sb/^cakc and other forms of Great■rest Bikritate.” MANCHESTER turn. Tha Old Guard of Connecti­ ' Now for testanca; tha vacant first to admit It W a rn Moor on the high aeasT ! hto unquaationod and stecara trib- cut newspaperdom. which has To ferret out reportedly large >tteuouaty. ■ha gats vary lU at■ tlBsaa.Ml would of refreshment will ta served at sums hidden under "dummy” Ha to guardian not only of tor- you be good enough to tell* » e lot opposite the State theater But, If they ars bad. she da- ofie o’doekr-art te the afternopn B. C. Star Mortlad ute, thinking eg 1842? Did borieounted him a member for 40 elgn bank accounts. Other foreign could ta used as a coUectiite sta­ ctarsd, “action wQl bs takso.” She i perhana. tainw that he waa once years, will miss him only slightly names by the Axis, however, he re­ about this ooodUkmr* \’arious games will ta enjoyed. Malden, Masa., June IT^—{8V t perna^ wai be was once Herald ^dera for vealed that Erwin May. former “aasats” under hto control include Anawar: Dropsy to a symptom, Uon a r t at ths North andid Ernest_ (Udn't ampUfy that. Mrs. Fradte will be the Charles C. OHourke, Boatou (Col­ The HoBiriRB “CrWE” , ^ ------The N. E. of A. to limited to ' , I more buUdtegbuilding Jasper up to take • ,vhoin heha has haa written In recent *ITeasury attache in Berlin, has paintings, diamonds, and art ob- not a dlBsasTt and may occur from Roy !■■■ given his permisHon to <-eliowteg: Mrs. Herbert Green- lege footbaU star, a r t Miss Mary r e C:ts. t S s the use of hto corner te front of wrmsn arho ara motbera and In­ TRUST CO. ksES have been two oertelnUet; Hurley votes? Or to he trying to i Oecades. been appointed to head a special many causae. A common causa » ’—rqar. Mrs- David Elkin, Mr*, F. Madden, his high school swast- Under' ■ the freeslng system. the Depot Square Ctera^. to "kasp polities art aa- ISwrar from tts start. Om jgive Jasper's workingmen the Ides ' ~ ' InvesUgatteg staff obstrucUofi at ths vatea. and It phmp Lauter. Mr*. WlUtem Boro- hsart w«ra narrlsd today at tbs Mayte sleuths will operate most Pahles’ “OJC." to nscisssry bsCoce gtatloQs eould ba aatnbHj ^ad ta iioM tof Moa Tmiaaculata "Oneesutten ehurdk - BBd to that Hitler ’can jthat their Itel, who has bald their : M of tba MBtinan- SMy.ba kroucht on tw wlta. Mm. J p * - Mambar Fadaral Deposit laa. Carp. lyteNaw"™ York. ' Hare ta> W aab^ < a natiniial at i at tight guise* or SfBj contit o ^ ■n iSfitlTOi eC Marndwter BalfidU Irniff Bfijrv, a m Nfithea iUx- o r S a a S k a . wte gridnatad tUa ton. Pebls is buUdteg up a staff a t U1 Suropaan oouatilaa enn get leeUsaa mads daily. Bara 1s wdN ■oath, win hoeema ooarti at tha to stead stilL It to jl^ralty by hto oonstotsat rsfusa) to ’ R^ts bava aupsr-asiiittiva Wft of taa s f tha btaod vaasstaA naajte ^ lowTMra. Max Chrossman. Mrs. IB. adtttary and | dsa a tuxedo at even tha moot for- organs ta tbsir tlto& wtegtwiags saabUng acoountants, foreign exchange ex­ even hto Ofwn ao'a causa, snd dropsy to often food for thought. AsMricana. Barthold Woythslar. Mrs. Nsthsn OnfftesT Hajras Memorial ifigh perts and others to scrutinise ap­ bftnk. Thomas F . Cttnrmn, SrtKrt.ia New Terti nex; Ha’U probably put tha German praseit te dlseasss of ths nOKya B. end IpA Lome mots. plications froxBB •ndgCtiifei M Hadm street. j j - i ip jillt l a j M tM lBt IR Eag aad ffaw»T How g h b M ‘ * miMbara 1T6 sn « b a d 8 9 ti MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE-^, 1941

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. JUNE IT. 1941 Predict Gate of $400,000 at Warn Drivers Oothes Democratic Hostess News From Manchester s ors O f Slain Girl School Is Out Riddle Earns No. 4 Place Sports Roundup Countoy Club s gmoky City Brethren Children Add to Traffic wUl be discussed -with menus rairings Made i • 7^ t t j _____Count on Discov- tlm«, was able to spend the week­ planned for a week. On Red’s Pitching Staff Hazards in Summer; end with his family. Stafford Sprifigs Miss Barbara Fish* and Henry Rockville By Eddie Brleta ^Jenkins toe New York-Callfomla ^ Backmg Loim Heavily' to Furnish Valu- Bolton Mlaa Laura HIU hoa gone to version) . . . the three Sunder­ Carefulness Urged. Hurley were week-^end guests of Lewis B. Chapmaa New York, June 17—Looks Uke All First Round Matches Groton to be gone two montha. John O. Nett# Mr. and Mrs. Warren Darrow at | Larry MaePhaU is going to have land brothers of Denver were mem­ ViMe Lend in Mystery. Mra. Clyde MarsbaO Mr. and Mra. William McKinney 96. BoekvlUa C/NCfNNATl CLUB BR O V6H T 818, Stafford their home In Portland. more trouble unloading Babe bers of three basketball teams Handsome Billy Although a child Is more apt to Phoae '405S and two daugtitera, Gladycc and Miss Marie Joyner of Manches- { \toUNG PheljSs than'he did trying to kid­ which won three different state ! ? " V “ / ■ „ t A g a lii Loretta and ^ l e n Clark, motorea XfMxigton, Jane survive being struck by an auto­ ter spent last week with her sister. Umpires Say, nap the Kalaer . . . seven of toe titles in one week . . . fight man­ By June 29. On Small End of mobile than 1# an adult, serious in­ to East Dewy Simday to visit Mr. Paul D. Collier, of Hartford, Fort Riley, Kan., June 17.— y^earm t »t t * e d through on* of The Volunteer Fire Department Mrs. Elton Buell. £ L M B R 18 varsity athletes who were ager A1 Weill wants to hire Fenske, juries amotui children, run high, a and Mra./»obert Wise, who was state supervisor of education of High Program graduated this month from Brig­ Venake and Munaki to run after Pairings were announced this' Sheridan rides again . . . at Odds to Take Bomber; ^ "the caeltalti Sm * rericJentUU »ec- will meet on Thursday evening at former cow tester for Tolland Mr. and Mra. Pearl Young and Motor vlfilclcs Department secondary schools, will be the children have returned to their With Batters, ham Young University received Arturo Godoy, who la chasing all morning by Rickey Anderaon,; Fort Riley. .Not toe Civil War -nona t«U y *ot the miMing clothes -school Is out" bulletin-pointed out 8 in the Community Hall. The County^alry Herd Improvement honors for a high degree of over South America without both­ Country Club pro,' for toe annual commander, Gen. Philip H. Pastor KO Best Item; atlon. A t present Leland speaker at the annual commence­ home in Brooklyn, N. Y., after! RI00L£ lodav. group had planned to have the Is Announced ^ scholarahlp . . »i--Paul Brown, Ohio ering to notify brother Weill of hia President’s Chip, A ll matches must Sheridan, but descendant Ben Condon la the tester and la In ment exercises of Stafldrd High visiting at the home of Mr. and' On Conn’s Recent List. * The bulletin urged drivers to as- Andover Fire Department bring He Has Stuff ALOm CAREFULLf. State grid coach, dropped by the whereabouta . . . Roy Shudt of be played aa twosomes and must Sheridan. The halfback who I •tanngrepher wore Sunday before topm at present testing for John school Wedneaday night at LV Mrs. Asa W. EUis. siiihn the responsibility for chil­ Mr. and Mra. John Howard of f(Nowm &£ORem State Pen too other day and riiow- toe Troy (N. Y.) Record, who be played out. All Infractions of outcharged, outmaneuvered and U » was waylaid, ruptA and strang- dren plaving In or near the streets their truck up and give a demon- Kingsbury, F. P. Hamilton and High achool auditorium. Diplomas doubles as a aportacaater, has built By Gayle Talbot atration using the water In Bolton Brockton, Mass!, and Mra. Bertha Rockville ExerciseS s t u f f ed hia spring practice movies to the rules set by the tournament outflanked Notre Dame oppo­ and to drive with extreme care iniam J. McKinney. Will be presented to. 44 graduates HAS some 2,500 Inmates, aU red-hot up a tremendous air following in New York, June 16—(85—Their , Lake, on the regular meetli Mrs. Albert Katzing left Mon­ Hubbard and son Richard of Jack- Reds Have Good Pitch* committee will disqualify both nents from 1937 through '39 is ^ I^mce counted on the now that the summer vacation la by Superintendent of Schools Earl Be Held on Friday WITH WHICH Buckeye fans . . . hats off to lit­ up-atate New York . . Callfom- a private of the cavalry at this training completed, brash Billy night, Wednesday. Since the Ap‘ day morning to attend a shower sOn Heii^ts, L. I., were caUera at contestants. (?onn and big Joe Louis were ■ clothes to give them a valuable at hand. During June last year, 114 M. Witt. Rev. Dr. James- I. Bar­ ers But 24-yeap-Old c r a s h tle Jones County Junior CoUege lana, who are all hepped up over Replacement Training Center. children were struck by automo­ parture of the water In n party in Cape Cod, Maas. the bomp of Hart E. Buell on Sun- Td It was also announced today scheduled to take things mutusl- In the mystery iith, tholomew, pastor Emarltua-of the Sykes Auditorium. way down In EUlsvUle, Miss., which toe Job Pepper Martin la doing In that there will be a team match ------r------— bile in Connecticut, more tha^ In Lake to Andover and points Mr. and Mrs. C, Irving Loomis day.” • ' Elmer from Georgia SUPBRLATWB y toe Qoaat League, are predicting '-| 4 y easy today, merely fiddling ;4he death at 23-year-old Jeasl^^ /post- First Methodist church will give Mr. and Mra. Howard 'Tryon of won State Championships In foot­ Sunday here with the Avon Coun­ any other month during that year. the demonstration has beer and daughter, June, with Lester he'll be the next manager of the around and resting up in prepora-* rnhtleff, whose nude the invocation and benediction. Buckingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Rockville, June 17— (Special)— PlTCH/NO ball, baseball, track and basketball try Club team. It was emphaslEed In the bulle­ poned to a future date. / HIU are leaving Thuraday night I Looks Like Rare Find. Cardinals, although what they tlon for tomorrow night’s cham- ' ^ toSid yesterday, i^rawled in The program will include an ad­ Cliarles Ganter and children of Principal Philip M. Howe the STAFF,.. this past seaoon . . . Chet Smith 5,— n a a ^ a r e U r e d professor, near tin that while the number of chil­ The reason for changing the for Quarryvllle, Penn., for the woulu want with one as long as Following are the pairings for Yesterday Stars pionahip battle at the Polo dress, "Alaska, Northland of Op­ Marlborough, were recent callers of toe Pittsburgh Press says aU dren killed by automobile Is small meeUng night to T h ^ a y this week-end to visit Mr. Loomla’ cou­ Rockville High School has an­ By Horry Grayson BUly SouthwoTto continuea to go the President's Cup: Qrounda. ?Eliionable duPont sin Howard Hoislngton and fami­ portunity,” by Mlaa Dorothy Plc- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton too writers from out yonder are Charlea WlIIett-T. G. Brown. Billy, who surrendered hia 175- rMme Oonsmltted Bleew here when compared to the number of week was the conflict with the cln; address, “ Propaganda,”, by nounced the program for the grad* N E A Service Sports Editor picking Loula over toe home-town aa he is. Is a mystery. date for the- entertainment spon­ ly and attend the wedding of Rich­ Collin Davies-Ernest Beyer. pound title in order to get a crack * All evidence ‘"dlcated ^ a t ^ e Mrs. J. Borden Harrlman df adults killed, there is not such a Elmo Glanantoni; prayer from Buell. uation exercises on Friday Cincinnati, Juno 17—'When a, pride and Joy . . . Ed Barrow of By The Associated Pfess Washington. D. C.. attending the sored by the Ho;me Elconomlcs ard Hoislngton Saturday. Mlaa Mr. and Mrs. Skirle Post and A. L. Rlker, Jr.—U H. Albright. at Louis’ unlimited crown, was Mimi had been committed else great difference In the number Hansel and Gretel," by the claaa Riddle la toe answer to a prob­ toe Yankees paid his first visit to To Seven A. L. Clube arrangements conference In Phil­ struck. "The number of children Committee of Bojton Grange for Loomis haa been Invited by the chiidrain Wallace and Eleanor, and Inlng at 8:15 o’clock. Henry Rockwell-Gordon Tuttle.' Bill Lohrman, Giants— Pitched down for a limbering-up session In ^ J S ^ t ^ t h e g l r l ’s b ^ y ^ and membera of the glee clubs; toe Polo Grounds toe other day for The saddest works three-hit ball against Reds and adelphia, wears a pleased e x p i^ crippled and maimed by automo- Wednesday eve: bride to be, to sing at the wed­ Miss Nellie Neeland of Bast Hart- The program wlU be held is the lem, it's news, and in Cincinnati of tongue or pen: K. Johnson-F. T. Blish, Jr. one of this city’s smaUer gymna­ thniat into the g a r ^ for address, "Leiaure," by Mlaa Anna ford were vlalton at the home of Sykes Auditorium and wUl start toe first time since 1987 World's batted in two runs with double. siums, while toe Negro champion P S ^ c e a lm e n t . Abraidons on Sion that reflects her saUsfactlon bilea Is a picture the fataUty fig­ Plan S ^ e t y Supper ding. ■ ' there’s a Riddle who appears to Series when his Yanks won four It's Feller's turn C. W. Larson-T. J. Faulkner. Rev. W. Kendrick Grobel, of Kovaciny; address “Our American M r 'and Mrs. Charles Fish, Sun-1 with music by the High School or- Bill Dickey, Yankees—Delivered remained at toe cool of his train­ E S c k a ^ legs led authorities to be- over plana for the Democratic ures do not show.” The Ladle^Benevolent. Society have put an end to what pitching games to one. To pitch again. E. S. Webb-E. M. Ballsleper. Stafford Springs, will exchange Flag," by Richard Bloom. "Hope day. cbostra. worries WUllam Boyd McKech- Ed Utowln-Delphla St. John. plnch-slngle with bases loaded in ing camp at Greenwood I.ake. ^^^9 •be bad been dragged national convention. She has Many Injured of the Congtegatlonal church Carol" by the claaa and^mambera . . . H. H. MCGill. been designated as official hostess pulplU with Rev. L. H. Austin on 'The remainder of the program nie had. Martin Alvord-John Hyde. * eighth Inning to beat Indiana. They will weight In tomorrow noon "Wbile 17 childrenhllllier; presentation of diplomas Essays, "Humor,” 1. "History of $400,000. The odds against Conn h to a nearby deUcatessen store Jwt Herman Brown, son o< Mr. and Biddle came along almost un­ on the first three hitters and they Jay Rand-Art Baedor. cluding a part in three double "But the-chlld, because hlk nesday of this week Instead of Humor," Shirley Lisk, Saluta- Sports Cocktail winning remain at 13 to 5, about ; u t t f stora was coming up. She Mra. John B. Steele by Earl M. W itt, superintendent of Mrs. Herman Brown of Oilumbla observed, but stepped to full stat- Juat by chance, toe phone num­ got on base. Robert Smith-Albert Dewey. plays. resiliency is greater, may live Thursday. The meeting wlU start schools. The following students torlan; 2. "Pui^poaeful Humor," where they belong. %BS wearing the missing blue 1118-8 BookvlUe. tAke, hoa been elected president ture when he rushed to toe rescue ber of Disniw |lyen, toe Boston Noted Diplomats to At­ through long and intense suffering, at ten a.m. promptly. Those who will receive diplomas; Margery Edward Sunega. Music, "(fome^to Fight Fhns Pour In toodsd raincoat and a blue play and may recover, although h ejiiay of Bucky Walters on Decoration CoUege footboU coach, is exactly Fight U p Broadway hotels are fiUed with' feel they cannot spend the whole Baldwin, EMrl Belcher, Oorinne of the class of 1941 of the ele­ the Greenwood Fair,” Strickland, ^eedt with a button-on skirt. be crippled or suffer otbef mecta Day and held toe Cardinals to a the reverse of toe number o f John W e know one of toe newspaper ttoe fight crowd, and many mara* tend Patriotic Rally at day sewing are- urged to attend The funeral of Lawrence Earle Bertrand, 'Tina Biz, Richard mentary schools, it was announced I Combined Glee Clubs, One posslbUlty that detecUves for a long, long time.” / single hit in 4 2-S innings to P. Curley, Bruce, Bouston: Jess boys down in Mlaelsaippl who al­ wiU pour In today and toaight at leant part of the day. Several Bloom. Theodore B oezkow ri^ Sil­ this week-end. Philip H. Isham, Essays, 3. "Great Humorists,' ■rad was that she took Avon June 23. The bulletin v.rent orrito/explaln garments are ready for hand CUough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery emerge the victor In too 13-lnnlng Willard won toe title from Jack ready .haa written his headline for from Pittsburgh on special train* la some doorway to escape vio DaDalt, Dorothy DflBmick, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. Philip H. j Prank Brigham; 4. "Typea of Fight Experts Still that of the 1,585 adults struck by finishing. Six machines wlU be In Clough, of Tolland, who died at struggle which broke toe SL Johnaen. Sammy Angott is toe N. tomorrow morning’s fight story and by car. ^ e advance guard’ , ^ r s t of the downpour and Myrtle Dobson, Eleanor Driscoll, Isham, haa beOn named secretary. Humor," C^atherine Frank, Vale* Mrs. J. Borden Harrlman, noted automobiles last year, 160, or about use on Wednesday getting more the New Britain General hospital Liouls winning streak of 11. B A . Lightweight Champ and Lew . . . It Is "CkHm-demned.” from the challenger’s home town ^ there was sdsed'hy her assailant Robert Ducharme, Ellaibeth E9ka- The selection of officers was baaed dictorlan. Is backing Billy heavUy at th »' diplomat and formerly United 10 per cent died, while only about garments ready for the finishing after a few daysjllneaa, waa held The Redo started to rise with fiA. eartant of this was that she^ac- two per cent of the cMldren struck nlch, John Emhoff, Elvina Fonta- on the resulU In the yearly pro- Addreaa to the Graduates, "The odds, figuring he has a good so there wUl be plenty of work for motion teaU given the children Punctuation In Your U fe,” Rev. that peiformance. Like Champion Louis IBtsd the offer of some pasalhg SUtes minister to Norway wUl be died. / at the Tolland 'Federated church nella, Wanda Gnatowakl, Robert Riddle was a Rhinelander all chance of dethroning Joe by a de­ everyone. Call Mra. Mark Carpen­ last week ^ Theron French, of Hartford, ■etarist to take her homa the principal speaker at a large Child fatalities ^re increasIHg ter or Mra. Howard Chase for Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock Fox, Emery Galotto, Lenore Gar- last season, but broke into only cision In 15 rounds. vala, Elmo Glanantoni, Mary Han Members of the graduating former p ^ to r of the RockyiUe Moot of Conn’s backing stem*, Pat Vp *TerrMc Struggle” public picnic raUy to be held at this year. Up to ^ n e 16, ten chil­ transportation. The pastor of Calvary Baptist 15 games. Hla earned run aver­ Lou Salica Decisions aid Tribune— Louis In exactly 3:37 Dr. A. Magruder MacDonald, Avon Old Farms, June 23 under dren had b^n lulled by automo- ley, Inez Innocenki, Bertha Kap .class who wiU receive certificates Methodist church, Observations from Here from sentiment end toe fact that”^j Plan Community Minstrel church, Hartford, officiated. Burial at exercises in the new Yeomans Award o f prizes by Principal age of 1.85 was spectacular, but of toe IsL coroner, said the autopsy the auapicea of the Hartford Chap­ bilea In Connepilcut as compared The Community Helpers of Bol­ sla, Anna Kovaciny, Mary Kunay, his Innings total Indicated lowly And There Rates 2*1 Lester Bromberg, New York Billy as a middleweight and that Mias StHeff bad put ter. Committee to Defend America. to seven k ilW during the aame was in the family plot at the Tol Richard Kunhardt, Vasaos Kyrih- hall Friday evening, June 20, at 8 Philip M. Howe, 1. E. S. Henry World-Telegram—Louis In 12. light-heavyweight turned in a bril­ ton are planning a community o’clock are: President Herman Awards for Scholarship; 2. Hens status on Deacon McKcchnIe’s list ••Urriflc struggle." She Announcement of the engagement period laat yrar. land South cemetery, kea, Roland Labreche, Louis Laz Tommy Forte in Philly Henry Ferguson, United Press liant and unbroken string of vlc- minstrel to be held this summer. Brown of West street; Secretary selaer Poly^hnlc of precedence. For Bomber; See Fast tortes. The hard truth remain*' . have been strangled by a of Mrs. Harriman was made today Keeney Hutchinson Is In charge of T h e death of Lawrence came as zerin, Lenore Levenaaler, Edith Louis, before the eighth. Phillo H Isham, Jr., of Center Science and Me A fter all, there were William that tomorrow night's fight brings.: or a folded handkerchief, he by Walter E. Batteraon, chairman the minstrel. Mr. Hutchinson asks a shock to hla Tolland friends Matteaen, Maude Meyer, Edward Walters, Paul Derringer, Gene And Furious Battle. . Harry Markson, 20th Century His loss to the Tollwid Federated Panders, Beatrice Paradiao, Dor MhJIS: Merton Wolff, also of ^he Charles E ll^ o rth NetOeto^ vantage in the sixth and sevetath. Sporting (Hub—Billy to atop Joe in together a fine. Uttle man, whose of the chapter. that all who are interested In It Center school; Amelia Mlchallk of m ^ l Award, 4. Girls O u b M » Thompson, and the elderly milk­ Bantam Champ Wins ability to stand against even a t o ^ " Tbs crime aroused members of The picnic, to which are Invited Church Young People’s group -wlU othy Piccin, Weston Rabideau RIDDLE-IS DOING SOME In toe eighth Salica cut Forte's 12. "wi'illingt on and would be willing to take part rtrjnrt* HeniiettA T€on6D» I Miuiir» R- H. S. Ox You W# man, Jim Turner. New York, June 17—(85—The ranking heavyweight has yet to articulariy those from all who arc Interested in our de­ to meet at his home on Clarke be sorely felt as he was active In George Schofield, Mario Scusael, Young Riddle QuoUfles SMART PITCHING FOR RISING Utianimous Decision cheek with , a bard right and pro­ all the aocial and religious gather­ Evelyn Seroor, George Simon, S ^ u i (?heskutHlU school: Elio Sing/’ ceeded to give his opponent a box­ fight "experta”, toe fellows who be proved, and a greaL big man ’ 's native Iowa—and a fense effort and the true "behlnd- /^es Jennie B. Ohnreb Road on Friday evening at 8 p.m. This season, back of Walters REDS..ESPECIAUS AB REUEF WORKER.. who fo r four years hss stauptered aotutlon of the case was ings. Besides his parents, he leaves James Simon, Everett Simpson, BcU, also of Chestnut HIU; P«ter len P la y^ n ^ Over Challenger in 15 ing lesson toe rest of toe way. for a'living have to look at all toe the-acenea” details of diplomacy In The Community Helpers, which and Derringer, toe Redlegs have Pastor Outpoints all corners. Police already have a slater. Miss Shirley Clough, and Harriet Speer, Betty Tinker and D «a w Buater Naumcc and Qoorge I C o n fe r^ g of Diplomiu Having weathered everything tussles, like Joe Louis over Billy Norway and throughout the world was forpied In the wlqter. has DAii/tora foil River village I Maurice Spurting, a nieinber mainly depended on Johnny Van- Bout Cotehe* O* unsolved slayings on their under the pressure of Nazism, will n . Henry Douda entertained sponsored one entertainment the brother, Warren Clough, who Jerry Volk. BeUow, aU^Hol^ ^ ^ EducaUon.ot Blistering Rounds. Forte threw at him, SoUcs grew eighteen members of Uie Cheerio der Meer, double no-hit hero of Conn In tomorrow night’s doings The build-up for this boot box* for the same general nelgh- atart at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. J. Elll- proceeds from which waa given to graduated Monday from ’Trinity more confident and more aggres­ Buddy Scott in 10 laaa at her home on Willington 1958, back In strikeout stride at toe Polo Grounds, but toe sur- been on amazing thing. Lost siun-'^' Three months ago M ra cott Hewes of Farmington Is In the Building Committee of the College. after a pair of years In eclipse. By Ted Meier sive round by round while Forte, mer, when Conn and hls fidgety^ its, a jroung bride, was Hill Saturday evening at a ape- -M r s . Charles Natsch, secretary Q. Dolan. except for an occasional series of ]>rise of their voting today was charge of arrangements. Quarryvllle Methodist church. The Graduation excrclaea of Ratcllffe Anniversary Celebration But today, on toe strength of Phitadelj^hta, June 17—(85— little manager, Johnny Ray; first and sttangled by k daylight cial party for Miss Elsee F. Lay- Yanks ‘Spellhinding’ desperation,punches In the cloring hat toe Brown Bomber waa only DM Excellent Work / committee In charge wants all Hicks Memorial school, class of Wapping of the board of education wiU pre­ The-Ladles Auxiliary of the very neat relief Jobe, Riddle looms Crafty, rtag-wtae Lou SoUcs of Washington, June 17—(85—^Bob began talking about fighting Joe ’ la her apartment, a few ton who la toon to leave for her sent the certificates during the ex- rmmds, was obviously tired. The a 2 to 1 choice. Mrs. Harriman served during Boltonltes to feel that this is their 1941, were held Thursday evening A. O. H. will celebrate their 45th as toe right-hander to take the Brooklyn otlU is Bantamweight An Associated Press poll of toe Paator, hopeful of bouncing bock Louis, they were g o ^ for m ^ __ from where the Slrieff the German Invasion of Norwa/ aa home In Canada. A jolly social minstrel and trusts no one will June 12, at 8 o’clock. Following Mra. W. W. Grant ates of the five elertentary Chomidon of toe World because challenger's blows tacked power time with games and contests waa anniversary this evening with a No. 4 place In toe Reds’ front­ and Salica made him look foolish fight writers gathering for Joe’s as a heavyweight headliner, show-1 l a u g h ar^. fight hi^; ■ S body Iwas found. Last month one of the outstanding foreign hesitate to attend the meeting on are the graduates; exercises, and there will be a pro­ line of starting pitchers, .ahead he bad a plan and stuck to IL ------. I quarters here. The boys aakad - lufugee Oerman editor. Dr. followed by refreshments of salad, 1SB4, Moacheeter banquet being served at the Rock­ Rest of the League several times. A t the end Forte 18th defense of toe heavyweight ed enough power to o u tp u t Bud- j, j,, serious about i., officials In that country, and her Friday evening. Daisy May .- Caldwell, Arthur gram presented by undergradu- ville House at 6:80 o'clock. of Junior Thompson, Turner and On toe verge of losing hls 118- crown showed that of 33 casting ___tnrich eimon was fataly beaten excellent work, both befnre and potato chips, Icfe cream, cup Scout Achievement Night James Dlmmick. Hartey Robert schools. The program Is in charge pound title to Philadelphia’s Tom­ hod two black eyes and hta face dy Scott of Washington drolslvely Billy klUed. The dinner wUl be followed by Monte Pearson. ’ was cut and puffed up while So- ballots, 11 picked Conn and 22 hi the vicinity while on an evening after the Invasion has been the ob­ cakes and coffee. A gold chain Membera of the Bolton Girl Fogil, Barbara Helen Gyngell, Mr. and Mrs. Trumen C. Hills of C^harles H. Chswell of Wllll- men in two - complete games, my Forte for toe second time In in a 10-rounder hero laat nlghL | New York Yankees haye a Tigers take over sole possession ago. Welgold, Elizabeth Agnes Weln- - - — ...In yery serious one. It was an- ^ public dessert bridge on psychological edge over their ri­ In toe third inning toe Giants what he did. Those on toe Loula bandwagon Buddy. t555in Security AdmlnlstraUon tor 6f yeIiglou.s education. Richardson. The dinner committee Inning with a pop double to left pf first place In Rec Soft Ball lea­ were Just about unanimous In fore­ Maybe he was ready a year ago,,. brary. gartner, Lillian Frainces Weingart- nounced and he will not be able to j^ednesday afternoon at the Elks vals whenever they get rolling operated on their own, scoring Right from toe start Forte Paator, ousted from the heavy­ It was LeBtanc who first re- The following of Willington Bolton Briefs was composed ol Roscoe Bristol, in Brooklyn. June 9. Riddle gue by taking over toe strong East seeing a, knockouL going all the os he sold he was, and maybe he ner, Byron Hibbard West. Fred return to work for several weeks. Deasert will be , served at high and handsome in their pres­ three times on two singles and found Sallca’a left stuck In hla weight title picture by Billy Ckmn will prove It tomorrow nlghL Thi* , j 4srtsd her missing. Bhe already will be graduated from Windham Carl Johnson.*aon of Mr. and Robert Bristol, Mrs. Clark Bris­ passed Dixie Walker and. with Side club by toe time of 12-5 last way from 2 minutes, 37 seconds of Germans Deny John Wuthrlck, Robert Rayfleld He la a member of * Columbia o’clock. Mra. Annie SuUivon two dojible, one of toe tatter by face. For five rounds it didn’t alow night. The big guns for toe Tigers lost year, started with a nish and reviewer merely is trying to point 'jJaiil left for the store when be ar- •/ Jllgh school Wednesday; (ZHara Mrs. Fred Johnson of South Road, tol, Mortimer R. Bristol and Miss the tying runs on base ended toe ent manner. toe first round, as picked by Cas­ DeChantigney. Pearl____ Richardson______No. 1 and was playing with the chalrmaniln charge. She wUl be In winning their eighth consec­ Lohrman himself. "Whltey Moore up toe challenger, Im L-over toe were toe Wierxbickl boys, Herman piled up a huge advantage on out that Conn sUU is a light-heavy* gtvod at the apartment she shared Balass, Glen Mlrtl, Rose .Novotny, is a patient at the Manchester Me­ game by whiffing Cookie Lava- well Adams of toe New York Awarding of certificates waa Harry P. Fllee, of Boston, spent grange team at the time of the ac- asolsted by Mra. Nell Vlnwnt, utive game yesterday they ap­ checked toe Giants from toe lost 10 stanaas and especially who collected a single and home points. weighL and that be has not scored . with Miss Christine Tankersley. Charlotte Service and Frank Von- morial hoapltal where he under getto and Pee Wee Reese, each of Herald Tribune, to "Louis In 12", Dublin Bombs made by Rupert West., Prizes were the week-end at the home of hla I cldent. Mrs. Emnaa Connora- Mrs. Ann# peared to overawe too Cleveland fourth on. from toe eighth through toe ISto, run and hls brother, Eddie, with Bob's straight rights to the head, a victory over any fighter of the^ When Miss Strteff failed to return aseK. went an appendectomy on Mon- whom looked at a third strike. as selected by Lester Bromberg of and effective body punching In given by Miss Elizabeth Hicks In aon and family, Judaon O. Files. I A combined picnic for all the Spurting, Mrs. Ella Mahoney; Mrs. Indiana— and tola ahould be a dan­ The New York righthander was Salles repeatedly stung Forte with three singles sccounted for most caliber of Ldu Novo, Max or Bud4r from her errand, LeBlanc and Those to graduate from Hall day. Riddle stands 5 feet 11% and toe New York World Telegram. close, kept Scott tat trouble memory of her aunt, Miss Minnie Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Snow I elementary' schools was held at Maude Foley and Mrs. Margaret ger signal for toe rest of toe spectacular on the mound, letting Jab after Jab, seldom taking a of toe Tiger runs. Moxser and Baer or even Abe Simon in gain­ lOso Tankersley, slarmed. began Memorial achool Wednesday are Mrs. Isabella Lee and grand­ Weighs 170 pounds. He isn’t a big Here is toe list of ballots: Pastor weighed 179 3-4, Scott Find No Evidence Nazi Helen Hicks, for several class hon­ and two sons of Hartford- were I Lakeside beach, Columbia Lake Wilson. fellow, but he packs authority and American League. In their days of only one runner get post first. punch In return. Kloch stood out for toe losers. ing this shot at toe chompiaaship. a search. George Bmdiar, Helen Bugbee, daughter. Isabelle, spent the week Hope Chapter 181. ors. The Tolland Board of Edu- guests at the home of Mr. and I last week, in charge of the teach- a curve and knows how to pitch. glory toe Yankees always had two The Chicago (Jubs cuffed tile Forte, five years younger at 28 Tomorrow night toe East Side John Carmichael, Chicago Dally Coon's Recent Record Charles Fnrra, Joseph Gottlieb, end In New York City visiting Hope Chapter OES wUl hold Planes Responsible for cation members are; Rupert West Mni. Harry W. Snow Sunday. 1 era and members of the Columbia Redlegs Have Pitching strikes on every foe before they PhUlies, S-I, with a fielding show and weighing a half pound leas tackles the strong Vic Package News—LouU In six, easy. The speed boy’s lost win was on Evelyn Hipsky, Elizabeth No- relatives. their regular meeting this evening Sid Feder, Associated eight-round knockout Buddy The fifth, sixth seventh and Parent-Teacher association. Swim- Cincinnati finally rallied from even sauntered onto toe field and in which Babe Dahlgren, their flew than toe Champ at 117%, muffed store at ML Nebo at 6:15. at May 31 Deaths. goyny. Jerry Novotny, Michael i^plia of the Mancheater High I chairman; Mrs. Helin Jewett, sec- In Masonic HaU when a class of CcHin by a decision on hls left Knox, n good second-division retary: Henry Duell, Mrs. Bernice eighth grades of the Wapplng mlng, boating and a picnic lunch they now look as If they are spioll- first baseman, played on Impor­ a great chance In the fifth. He Ttgen Guild Agrees Palacko, Ruby Plrtl, Jean Pbuda, schbol mav obtain their report » » — * candidates wUl be Initiated. M ra a stumbling start and toe world AB R H PO hook and speed. The Standings hsavywelgliL though on the light Hayden, (Zliarlea Leonard, E. Ig- grammar school held their annual was enjoyed, the latter being pre-. champions have begim to use too blnding toe opposltl Gaxette*—Conn Is too fast; he yean knocked out Gunner Bor- T o Gmtract superintendent of schools. drive up to toe heiul of too pa­ Indians’ Margin Cut double plays, two of which were toe fourth round and came tearing Yeeterday*» Reeults “ after the most careful, most me­ Sundt, John Spak, Lillian Tremo, Bofton Juvenile Grange held a ments. ' Tamtta I f ...... 4 1 1 should win by a decision. fund and Don Haosett and wen d**-. David Brown, of Vemon, was Ing teachers accompanied them: ^ members of the Ladies' Aid So- rade. The Rods won eight while The Bombers didn’t outoit toe routed by home plate. He.^atao out o f hls oornsr In tos nexL ap- E M ton ticulous investigations,'' it finds no Charlea Veaely, Joyce Wilson, A r­ rehearsal for Insoectlon at the Mrs. Ethel Boody, Mra. Lillian gi^^y ^le Congregational church Memorial Service H. Onyb, Ih ..4 0-10 A1 Buck, New York Post^Loula clsians over A l McCoy and Lae So- Ojmmunltv Hall this afternoon. guest last 'Thursday of Mr. and Indians and they didn’t outpltcb made a hit and got two walks at parently dstermtned to win bjr a Scranton 5, Hartford 8 (night). evidence proving that German nold Woodworth and Michael Mayo, Miss Mary Connery. and K ^ tae June meeting, held at her There wlU be a joint memorial losing three on toe eastern trip, L. KatImveefcF a f 4 3 8 has slipped; Conn by a decision. void. The best-looking Item on bM- Mias Mary Ann and Miss Mra John H. Steele and ntade calls enjoyed a comfortable edge over them yesterday, but they won, fi-4, toe plate. Jake Mooty kept the kaoekouL Albany 8, Elmira 0 (night). Screen Writer* Vole to planea had dropped bomba over ZIgbadlo. Mr. McCartln. The first four Friday afternoon. Over 20 service of Tankeroossn Tribe, A aeries of savage lefts and 8. Grxyb, 3b ....4 Jim Dawson, New York ’nmeo- record Is a 13-round kayo of Bob Josephine Maasollnl Bolton on Tolland friends. and cut develand’a first-place taU-enders scoreleaa _unUl toe Williamsport 5-0, Binghamton Dublin. Mra. Auatin of Lynn. Maas., la at grades left this morning for For- —-mKari were present for the lORM and Kiowa QiuncU, D. of P. all rivals for toe first half of June. righto drove Salica aorosa the ring Max Rabacha, {1.4—0- Louis to belt Billy out In six. Pastor here lost September, but Accept in Principle CenUr, left Monday morning for . Mr. and Mrs. Walter M cOay, of Returning home, they had bagged margin to a single game. ninth. 2-8 (night). The poasiblllty ' that German vlalting her sister, Miss Fleta eat Park. Miss Hayes, Miss Bums session and luncheon. A t this evening In Red Men’* Hall at sad into the ropes. The Champion W. Parchark, cf 4 1 H O Joe Donovan, Newark (N.J.) Natl ou t tost one actually was a Uttle spot­ a two weeks’ trip to Fort Bragg, Springfield, Mass., were recent The Tribe bad a 4-8 lead by toe Star-Ledger—Louis will finish it ty. Ptstor "retired,’* yelling tost planea might have flown over Dub­ Cummings. and Miss Fretag accompanied meeUng, it was voted eight o’clock. The speaker of 10 of toe last 18. beat a oonataat retrM t under the M. Rabacha, rf .8 2 0 0 ■ Proposals Offered. North Carolina, where they will guests of Mrs. McCray’s sister, But they’ll have to keep moving time toe'Yankees came to bat In 0 0 inside of elghL Chicago 8, PbUodelpbia 1. he was being murdered by lo w , lin mistakenly la admitted, ac-. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlske and I to hold the annual fair In the new evening wUl be Dr. George 8. Western Amateur Entries fiuy of Forte’s blows with toe Ray. rf ...... 1 0 New York 8, Cincinnati 0. visit their brother. Angelo. The Mrs. L. R. Ladd. to make up ground loot while toe eighth Inning and Lefty A1 B. Grayb, 2b . . . 0 0 2 0 "Louis” — BUI Cunningham punchea. _ / cording to authorized aourcea, but daughter Sandra attended the Yeomans hail Instead of the chap­ Brookes, pastor of too Union Oon- crowd yelUag for a kayo. In close Booton-Pittaburgb (rain). Hollywood, June 17.—dP)—Nine It waa aald that certainly no bombs Misses MsssoUnl plan to visit M ra Clarence Wrlslay and Mfs. gregational church. Mlse Hope staggering in April and May. was looking better than he Genolfl, 2b ...... 3 2 1 0 Ed Von Every, New York Sun— ^ that is toe record for Conn. theater In Manchester Saturday el, as bos bean the custom in pre­ Chicago.-^^triea for toe West­ Fprie pounded hard rights on 8a- (Only games scheduled.) yoan after jorganlsatlon of the were released. three National Parks on their trip Bertha Keeney of Manchester were West will he toe sololaL There ^ te r 7 Derringer, Vender had at toe start of toe game. Then Louis to win, but Conn has a real And be is fighting 200-pound Joe t ; afternoon after shopping. '■ They vious pearq. It was also voted to hla infield went to pieces, donat­ ern Amateur ore being accepted Uca’s ribs and kidneys. The Champ Aneriooa Louis, one of toe greatest punebera'V. Seraen Writers' Guild, the guild Reparations Demanded Including Smok^ Mountain. Miss guetta at the Steele House Satur- win be toe usual ritualistic work M eer....and Earner Riddle, not Totals .. 39 12 13 27 9 0 good chance. went to WllUmantlc In the eve­ Mary Ann Massotinl was guest of Gilead allow all organizations ' the free ing toe yOnkeee three unearned at toe Western Golf Aseoctatioo’s seemed hurt hut waa Mill on hls Burt McGrane, Dee Moines New York 6, Cleveland 4. who ever entered toe ring. And (The govemmnet of neutral Eire put on by both organlzaUona to mention Turner, Whltey Moore^ headquarters. 111 W. Washington East Sides asd motion picture producers have ning. honor at a hot dog roast at Co­ use of the dishes owned by the so^ runs. feet at the belL AB R H PO A Register—Louis by a knockouL Washington 8, Detroit L approximately a third of the copn- - chiu'ged June 2 that bombs which The Hicks Memorial school held Friends are invited to attend. Pearson and Joe Beggs. street^ Chicago. The fee la |5. The Out E r ie 's Ohask agreed on a contract. killed more than a score of resi­ The young people of the HIU lumbia Lake on Sunday. Guests Schools In GUead closed on Frl- clety, purchased over « year Dickey Scores Two Mader, If ....3 1 2 0 1 Hype Igoe, New York Journal (Only gam$s scheduled). try's leading fight authorities, in- a ' - Five hundred guild members area held a meeting at tbO church its annual picnic at Foreat Park, Day Changed There’s a long ways to go, a ^ tournament is scheduled for toe' The odds on Forts Jumped to 4 dents of Dublin May 31 “were of were present from Manchester, day for the summer. The 'White I A banquet for membera of the Announcement was made toi With one out Joe Gordon sin­ Moxser, e ...... 4 0 8 1 American—,^lUy Boy is too smart eluding some of those who laughed ■ TOtied unanimously last night to Sunday evening. Springfield, Friday. pitching is something between 75 Broadmoor course In (Colorado and 5 to 1 aftep, tola round, hut he German origin” and demanded Coventry, North Hampton, Mass., Henry Hayden who has spent school held Us picnic at Black graduattog clw of tae_ fWe el^ tlmt toe day for examining per­ gled. Charley KeUer forced him Gavello, p ...... 4 0 0 8 and too fa st StanlWnge the hardest at Johnny Ray laid aaeept in principle proposals rec­ The church vacation school will and 90 per cent of basehsU. Springs, July l-Si ' -» was unahla .to follow up hla ad­ summer, ore picking BUly to winru'* reparations from Berlin.) and Bolton. the loot nine months aa aaeiatant Ledge Brook on Thursday and the mentary schools wW he hew in tze sona desiring drivers licenses has So don’t give up on toe Cincin­ and Just escaped a double play Aceto, c f ...... 2 0 0 0 Damon Runyon, King feature*— Eastern ommended by their negotiating open Monday morning, June 28 0 Conn by a decision. Should the Irish government be Mr. and Mrs. George Shedd are in Religious Education to the pas­ GUead HIU school went to Rocky niw Yeomans haU Wednesday e i ^ been changed from Tueadaya to which would; ha've ended toe in­ Correntfi, p ....2 0 0 W. L. Pet. GBL. I To repesL it’s' amazing. committee and accepted by pro- and continue two weeks forenoons nati Reds. ■ 1 3 0 Bill (junnlnghsm, Boston Her­ WlIke*-Borre .. .30 28 .566 If BUly losta more than throe sable, nevertheless, to fumiah con­ entertaining several relatives at tor of a Congregational church in Neck State Park on Friday, -fiol 1 nlng at-fl:30 o’clock. sponBored by Thursdaya Nicholas Ashe, Motor ning. L ittle 'r a il Rtasuto waited Kloch, c f ...... 4 ^ttaeen. The contract la yet to be vincing, proof of German responsl at the Willington Hill church Bolton Lodge. the children at the White school j the Columbia Vehicle Inspector wUl be In Rock- . out a walk. Plnchhltter Red Ruf­ Falcetta, lb,3b .4 0 0 1 ald—Louis by a knwkout In six. WUUamsport .. .28. 23 JJ60 % | rounds. It wiU be astounding. Syracuse, N. Y., is spending this Gayle Talbot, j^MCtated Press written by attorneys. btllty for the Dublin bombing the A lovely bouquet of flowers was had perfect attendance foT the I sociation. Mrs. Kenneta Tripp, vlUe each Thursday from 1:M to fing tapp^ a roller to ahortat Tests Start toe final tally. tola evening against the Polish is right, he is going to be a lot of Kloch L Mozxer 3, Mader 1, H. Inside of six rounds, Louis. New York ...... 27 27 J500 10% Writers; under a aix-months agree­ Rudolph Amldon mowed the the following had perfect attend­ The final semester testa were Harvard and Yale here. Both nines Every one of toe plays was tita Chicago ...... 2 7 28 .401 11 1 5 6 , Chicago (10). ment, which expired recently, the Mr. and Mra. Gerald Chappell Ernest E. O’Neal, Jr., ac- a « out of toe running for toe Americans at too West Side OvaL worry for the Gaa House gang be­ Wlersblcki 4. Eddie Wierxbickl 3, Hy Hurwitx, Boston Globe— Tampa. Fla.— Tommy (3omex, common Monday. The grass was of Manchester spent Sunday with | the call to become pastor ance for the month of June: Henry started on Monday at the Rock- kind that Cleveland's classy Infield Ulus fa r this seaaon toe fast-baUer fore the seventh inning rolls Katkavock 3, Gnolfl 2; two hose Conn to win. Pittsburgh ...... 21 36 .447 IS iwHiimnin was 850. The guild had Will Be Enlarged some high and well spri.hkled Porter, Raymond Johnston, Robert The upper grades of the Wap- vlUe High school and will con­ ESastern Intercollegiate League J60 17% 180, Tampa, defeated Teddy. Mrs. Chappell's father Newell A. ^je Tolland Federated church. haa handled superbly on other oc- haa won four straight for the Gas around. ' Defensively, toe P.A.'a hits: Max Rabacha, Allcxo, Mader; Stan Frank, New York Post— Boston ...... 18 32 Yaro*B, 175, Plttoburgh. (10). naked for 8150. The 8125 minimum with daisies. Links_____ and_____ Ronald BafretL ptng_Graminar school held their tinue throughout toe week. tlOe, but that won’t make any dif­ castons. .8 1 5 20 Hill and family. . j i. Rev. O'Neal comas from Faith House Gang in toe Trt County are Just aa good as any of toe home runs: Kloch, H. Wierxbickl; Louis within six. Philadelphia ...17 87 Holyoke. Mass.—Beau Jack, 1 8 8 , w n Iw effective one year after the Mr. and Mrs. John DeCtcco of 1 Mrs. E^ Foote is visiting at I ,„jnuai picnic at Crystal Lake Resigaa Position ference. . ^ . Serlea Draw 1M.S18 Amerieon contract la Wgned. Any writer who Mra. C^^ church. Sprtng- Prior to too battle, stated to league but has not been pitted clubs In Jbe Tw i league hut tack hits off: Correntfi 7, Oaveao 6. Jack Cuddy, United S pilngfl^ Mora, defeated George Canberra, Australia. June 17.— South Willington announce the the home of her son-in-law and Monday. ^ Arthur J. Edwards who has Joe DlMoggio extended his hit against , toe local leaguera aa y e t tuneup) puneoI thus ' fa r this year. Max Rabacha 11; stolen bases: C «m by a decision. Cleveland ...... 86 28 already hoa worked 52 weeks In daughter, Mr. and M ra Deems L. been chairman of toe RockvU^ start at 3 p. m. (eastern standard Zengoros, 1 8 5 , New York, (8). 0P»—Prime Minister Robert G. engagement of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Young ting streak to 89 straight games Server will probably do toe flinging Advaa«ago With Morlortys B. WarSbicki; base on balls off: Jack Mahon, International News New Y o r k ...... S3 22 Baltimore — Bob Montgomery, the industry will receive 875. Menzles announced In a national Miss Clara DeClcco to Harley Buell, in Laconia. N. H. BtM ch of toe BriUsh War Relief time), toe reunion classes will with a double in toe fourth Inning, of Essex spent Sunday at Mr. and stage their traditional costume for toe P A ’S and if toe former Moriarty Brotoers have that ad­ Correntti 5, Max Rabacha; Struck Service—Louis by a knockouL Boston ...... 29 23 139 3-4, Philadelphia, knockeo out For feature pictures, flat guar- broadcast today his intention to Dlmmick, aon of Mr. and Mrs Hebron Grange, No. I l l P. w H. since it was » t a ^ a ’ year a ^ . but had no port In any o f toa Yan­ vantage over toe Polish Lads Inas- out by: Correntti 1, Gavello 3; Dick McCann, New York Daily Chicago ...... 29 "25 ' onteea of 81J100 may be made and Miss Beatrice A. HaU entertain­ M ra F. H. Arens of Maple aveniw. parade. town champions can give him |K>me Manuel VUlm 2nd, 140%, Mexico ;( enlarge his cabinet by appointment Harley Dfmmlck of Stafford In New York while Mary Is re- wUl meejt In the GUead HaU on Mrs. Calvin McCray, of 'Hart­ has resigned as“he Is unable to kee scoring. The three-game sc- rune to wqrk on, he is going to be mudh.as they have aeveral games time: 2:00; umpires: Kovls, John News—^The Bomber in three. Detroit ...... 30 27 for wastema, not less than 81.000. ed several of her friends at a pic­ June 17th with a Home Economic naUime because of other obUga- Joe Wood, Jr., Captain and aon (1). yt of supply, air raid precautions and Springs. , . . , turning to St Petersburg ford. is'’SBeHdtiW“n *««*• dsya^wim ot-toe Yale c o i^ i baa. been nomi­ rira drew IM.fi'fS Jana, __ ___- •honL.to b e ^ Tbe-jtanta'VUi tofikaSam y aadjan Ig nrid- Don Porker for Biltar « ladelphis ...2 6 30 Twelve tables were In iiUy. at Samuel Gowdy, of Saxton s nic reunion Sunday, among them Program consisting of an electri­ ^ons/Dr: Oeoit# 8. Brookeo; pasi- liie WaahlBgtan Smialora -^DOh' P iM ^ rr T » H y oirccML Miss Marion Pease of Main Street. nated to pitch what will be his final ■ at 6:15 o'clock irito toe usual seaaoB atrifo. TTiey fikye Ole piteh- He announced, too, that the go v-1 the pinochle card party held by River, Vermont Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Mra Bralnard Lyman, Amherst cal movie by John Horton and a tor of toe Union church has been downed toe Detroit Tigers, 3-1, in Postponed Oames Mirror— Conn la keyed up for Ar. and Mra Bralnard Lyman some in an Elis' uniform. 'Rie prises offered. ing, hitting and defensiva ability Yt Washington 135 8 -4 . New York (5). ; ernment Intends to take over In-. Climax CHiapter, Order of Eaat- neth Sims and family, of Hlgh- Mafo.; Mra. Also Taylor, Rock- short variety program of stunta, named to succeed him. toe only other American Leagua that cornea from constant playing. super-i>erformance; BUly by de- Reports Clashes ______vine: Miss. Janet Merrill, Nauga- and family at Amherst, Mass., teams meet again Wednesday in, Hravy Sohednla A head Pittsburgh — Patrick Edward creaoed control of the shipping and | em Star, Friday night. Prt: Und Park and Miss MyrUe Gowdy. games, a skit etc. spent Sunday at Mrs. Lym fnJ Attend Meeting game. Ken Chase put on a fine Moriartya win have a itronuoua If they can knock off the P.A.*t The YMCA Softball League will cirion. Today’s Oomea Comlskey, 2 1 5 , Paterson, N. J , dw coal industries, to restrict gaao-' by Mrs. William Moore, of "Hartford spent Sunday with I tuck; Miss Alice Brown, Water- Four members of Hebron Grange, Members of Mayflower Rehekah Cambridge, Maas. play two poetponed games this Regis Welsh, Pittsburgh were won S ^ e r a Mra. H. H. McKnlght at 'Yale was a slight favorite to pitching show for hls first vtctory week in to^ league, on account of this evening and then repeat feated Babe RltcUe, 2 0 5 , L u b b o ^ Again in Baghdad Bmest Gowdy and family. D>ury; Miss *Ruth_Pinchea. Spring- M ra Cfiiarlr- Lodge will attend toe meeting of ) week before toe final round gets -Louis, early. i$ line consumption and to remove , Willington Hill, Mra. Mary Rybee, soothe.its rooters, whose feelings since April >9, scattering eight toe heavy* rain yeaterday after­ against Sllbros Thursday night. It Scranton at Hartford (9:00). Texas, by a ' ' everything Impeding the succeas of ' Storra, Mra. George Cosgrove and Mr. and Mra Arthur Heckler nneld. Masa Flira Aaron Pratt, of Windsor, Lucius Robinson visited CWumhla j daughters of Now tion to be held on Wednesday af­ have been ruffled by the tack Methodtato^wiU meet too TaU Tribune— ^Louls to stop him. the voluntary system of enlistment' M-rs. John Rybec, Mansfield, triumphs- over Harvard this aca­ The Senators pounded Buck New­ Tnursday evening there is every Inga fighter than a Scotchman in Elmira at Albany, ^^Waabingtoa —Bob Paator, 1< mm York, Juna 17—OP—^The for overseas duty. Mrs. A g n fi Woodworth and spent the week-end at their cot-j waa at her Tolland summer home- ternoon at three o’clock at East som for nine hits in toe first sta adepartment store. Cedars Wsdnesdsy evmilng and DUlon Graham, Associated Press demic year. llkeUbood that Cy Btancbard wUl WUUamsport at Binghamton. 8-4, New York, dtfeatad rttai radio, in a hroadcaat re------^------Mra. Kenneth Robertson attended tage. Leo Heckler has been stay- Sunday. Yeomans HalL brother-in-law. Hartford. Plana for toe annual innings, with Buddy Lewis again .take up the mound burden against Tboae ourpriaing and asnsqtloaal will also ptay too Pioneer Para­ — Conn by a decision. Notional ing at hie cottage for the last two | flowers on the Communion Knox. in . BMhMgtqfo (Id; ifod by NBC. said today elaabes i a play at Knowlton hall in War Sergeant Roland ^ Sf^'^wtohsiTltaiiTiier of picnic wlU be discuaaed' at this delivering. the moot important hls former niatea. Tomorrow eve­ youngatara from "acroat ’ the chute Company team Friday night Harold Conrad, Broiddyn Eagle Boston at Oncinnati. PbUadelpWa-Lett weeka J J,. 1 table a f the ToUand Federafod of the 18th Infantry _^ d Mr. ^ Bean Sign Schmidt ^ x n t a by o kayo. Baghdad rivlUana and Beady To, Try FUght renvUle Saturday night member of the 18th Infantry Bano i „ • . itreet.- M ra Shrohm and time. blow, a two-run ringta. ning. the- Fire CUefo wlU tackle tiaekar* tackla Pagaai’a Weat Bldaa in tlM only two gomes slatad this New Y(xk at PitUburgb. Brbdiayh. Australian, troops Mra. EUzabeth OaU » d daugh- | simday morning were ^ v - staUoned “ ®re for NattoMl lAssM Seeres and to try and prsdiet Juat what Boxnra Naglor, Bronx Home ter Madeline, of New Y c ^ sprot j ^ k»vlng memory of Mr. .and Newark. N. J„ Juno 17--(ff)— P a g e ’s Weat Sides whOe on Fri­ Brooklyn at Chicago. m ■ “ in 18 Arabs kJlIad sad 30 Randoljd! Field, Tex—iJl—A j spent toe v ^ - e n d with his faml-.j ^ and Mr. Strohm wUl 5Iay Expedite Release In tbo Natkmal League the New day night the P A ’a fooa snbroa. tbsy will doia lUM forseaatlag ths N ews L oota m elghL Pbilodriphi* at SL Louis. and 10 Australian casuol- 32-yeor-old lad took on entrance > Kberift Prlaoacr Saturday with M ra ^ e d a i ^ mr,^ Hibbard West by the The Newark Bean of toa Inter­ watM Smitli. ^ c a g o Tribune ly in Gilead. Join them week-mda . national Baseball League announc­ Yortt Giants abut sot the Ctoein* of wMeh mesne that there ere weather for a wash and. With two examination for the Air corps and, tar, M ra lAwrenoe Robertson ana j n^^jbers of their family. H m last meeting of toe Fam Geneva. HI —OP)— Indirectly, toe — ^Louta fay o kayo. ^ t l s a OOrrtae TUden of New York, ed today algnlng of ^ nati Reds, S<ld right handed hurling* of BUI Lohrman and the the remaiaderjof thoiweek. tuni home sod await notiflcstilm - ^ the Union Mls- wUl be held tola Thuraday aftar- SetSer Pbeohe TUden of release some of toe inmate* of wildness of John Vander Meer and I f Bernard!, Saverick Ohochow- loc^ for upaeta any ttnut they take wsjfora eanled on by Sheriff A. W. ToUy struck out a Tolland pitcher who recently waa gradu­ of hia grade. Aa hour later, me- noon at 1:80 o’clock at to# home Tomoka aveoua toe State School for Girls. When ated from ripringfleld (Maae.) col­ Gone (Junior) Thompson. ' sl^, Vlot and Koaa have started to tile field. Tea, tads and taaaies. It's sad several smaUgr ebanios saw the youngster etriding prtaoner with a ^ g l e pitch. A * ^ wJB be held of Mra. Paul Potpeek. The pro­ toe- school’s two form laborers the officer waa iwaeing hid charge lege. He attended Roeeile P U k The double no-hft southpaw hit the ban. MoAsMye wttl seed a Bice baaeball treat for toe rest at m o u **voluntaers" doUrmlnedly towgrd a training F rS iz WittmaimJ Thuraday. June W. for Red Croea gram for toe eomlng year be Aa uaed today by realtors, odr quit to aerie defenae Jobs, a dozen at toe week. noMabllMied Iroa gov- la the county Jail, the man broke High, star, who hod walked only four wSoote plans. They collared him and de- and fouabtar Coro! were dinnorl ‘ ’ ------discussed Rttd • Uie topics WUl o® oroid T o t” oomea from toe Ptl- at toe girls took over part of tCe foaBrtttth to t anded an exptanation.' "Why.’ free and .ran. 'Tally grabbed a cboom. The . oAcore for toe fall w j f S f o r t a y of and M ra j y « « look Uke your grand loU for a-OMHoa wMlL Their wages?—added... good aoniooDO is tbo the yootb rwfliit- "I tram a oeO. vgiuad « « and let ^ itS^Meatfd JnWjr.* < -4?;'Vr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COI^N. TUESDAY, hW E 17, IW l MAJ4CHESTBR EVEKTNG ttR A LD , MANCHESTER. CONN. VuESDAY, JI) n E 17,1941 V f M

R £ 0 RYDER What Next? BY V R t t f B i Sense and Nonsense

A Citu's Wan The man had met the girl on a W ife—‘John, hadn’t you been ,The patient waa recovering s M R i l S vacation trip, and after a whirl­ drinking when you came in last from pneumonia. Hs had asked wind courtahip lasting three daye, night? repeatedly for food and finally the with a re-broadcaat of the speixdi he married her. When they Hubby—That’s just like a wom­ nurse served him a mere spoon­ Wanted to Rent 68 Resort Property for Sale 74- reached the hotel after the wed­ an! Just because I had a IttUe ful of rice. Business S ervlet O fferedW Articles for Sale 45 he made at Bordeaux . last year Office Sought Lost aad Foand Lightning Bolt when he took over the rote of chief ding ceremony the bride proceed­ difficulty in getting in, because I A few momenta later toe pa- FOR SALE—TWO GLASS bakary W ANTED TO RENT by adults, 5 FOR SALE OR RENT, waterfront took off my clothes In toe living- t called her and said: "Now 1 ^ N B WORIC grkding, dry cottage, eecond Bolton Lake. Mra. of atate and told the nation that ed to remove a wig, took out a set X«OST—GLASSES IN CASE be­ show cases. Cheap. We need the or 6 room single or flat, hy July France no longer could continue of false teeth and extracted a room, and wore my silk hat in bed, t to read a littls. , Bring me wellB, lavi-n maintenance, and room. MAnchester Public MarkRt. 1st. Call 3485. L. B. Ashland 10 South, Rock­ Halts Service By McMenemy tags, stamp.” tween Wttbtand Park. Sch<»l luid ville. ’Tel. 1108-3. to* fight. glass eye. - This done, she set­ you rush to tos conclusion that-1 ^ tk in atreet. Merrlam. 478 HAat loam, for sale. Phone iOg». After the record bad been play­ tled hack and inquired: had been drinking. 2 CANDY SHOW CASES, gas A'TTEN’nON, REAL ESTA’TE , Cwnter. Tel. 6081. owners. Wanted single six room ed, he declared: She— Honey, do you like pickled Mra. ones— Is your daughter atove, 30 Watt Public Address Legal Notiees 78 Transformer Hit in the “That Is what I told you on Veteran North Ender fa pig’a feet? Building— Contracting 14 System. 4 hole Frlgldalre ice modem house to rent from July Tbs Perfect Woman happily risd? first by a reliable local manufac­ June 17, 1940 in a voice broken, He (startled)—My God, don’t Annooncementa cream cabinet. Brunner*#, 80 Oak­ AT A COURT OP "PROBATE HELD North End; Power Off with emotion. M y voice today Is Candiilate for Clerk* Mrs. Smittb—I’ll say she ia. Her w J W'EBSTER carpenter and turer. Call Manchester 7686 or tell me you’ve got those, too! By Dr. Arthur Growdon. ”Be husband land street. at Manehaater within and for tha again firm because France has isband is s ^ geared of her he ktaftt. builder. Eetlmates furolah^ on after 6 p. m. 4527. Dlatrlct of Manchaater. on tha 17th For Over Two Hours. Treasurer in the 8th. Thou perfect.” —Gsn. 17-1. don’t know whai'-^o do< day of June A. D., 1941. risen again.” IPASSKNOERS DESIRED to Snd first class work. Telephone 8424. FOR SALE— MEN’S Rebuilt and As toe stalwart young man en­ Perfect in form. reladted shoes. Better than npw Preaenl WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eiq., John McMenemy, of 37 Marble Perfect in feature. OUT GUI BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB IVom Aetna Life. Tel.. 59S3. Houses tor Sale 72 Judge. Lightning that struck during tered toe cluhroom, he received a Never leave off tomorrow what cheap shoes. See them. Sam Katate of Henry St. Martin late the sudden and heavy storm here street, will be a candidate for toe hearty greeting from moat of Perfect in Intellect. Floiistsi-Nurseries 15 of Mancheater, In aaid Dlatrlct, de- Perfect in character. should have been done ^ o r e yes­ Yulyea. 701 Main. ______yesterday afternoon caused im in­ office of clerk and treasurer of those present. I l o o k s s iu l v o o n t t h i n k a b o u t NO.T TRIBD THAT-- ^ HAVE NOU CUECKb T WORSE THAN BOUNO6RB'«»*>XlN0UUP GIRL DESIRBSS tranaportatlon to FOR SALE—MODERN 5 room caaaed. Local Stocks toe Eighth School and UUUUes Perfect in health. terday. On motion of Delta M. Fagan of terruption in electrical service in "He sesnis very popular,” a *70 566* DOIN' THIS--THINK a h e a d 6VIRV TIME X A PKAUTIFUL SELECTION of f o r s a l e — n o . 1 LOAM well ■ingle. Payments about $30.00 a UPON TH6 OTHVR mAT,80Nfe/-“ REDRS *«> b o m b REMOTTE Conn. Mutual. Tel. 7531- aald Mancheater, Adminiatratrix. the northeast aSctlon of the town district at toe annual meeting to­ visitor remarked to toe member Perfect in moUve. t h i s o v e r a n ’ T 6N '»«AttS.' THINK LOOK AHEAD TO flowers and vegetable planU. rotted manure, and atone for month. Juat completing a mod­ ORDERED:—That alx montha Furnished bj^^Pntnam and Co. morrow night at 7:30 daylight Perfect In educaUon. ANIMALS THIB BIS CHIEF IBLBAND WPJTC MV and cut service to Bolton for a who waa entertaining him. ”Is o v E K — r r X O P BBIN& A M A a O R , A g e n e r a l X reranlum-a 20c each, begonias, every purpose. C. Hill. Tel. 8951. em 6 room single. Buy now— from the 17th day of June A. D. 1941 6 Central Row, Hartford time in toe Hollister street school. Perfect in manners. AAOANlNGjTWtdGB? ‘THONOER-SUbER MEMblRB IP I VAsRB be and the lame are limited and al­ short time. The bolt hit a tree on he one o f your prominent sports­ NIcknanM GITS AWFUI>- A COUON6L/ O K BV6N Find t 'aa b e h in d .Automobiles for Sale 4 ageratum. t>etnnla.‘<. coleua sal­ choose your own color scheme. Mr. McMenemy, who is a veteran Perfect spirituality. NOnr PEPtlBHlNS PROM lowed tor the creditors within North Elm street at 4:10 in the men?” MONOTONOUS* A GENBRAU-WITH BURE I HAS RETURNED via, asters, rlnnlas, marigold, WUliam Kanebl. Tel. 7773. which to bring in their clalma Bid Asked north ender, is long experienced Perfect at home. So many pirates AS A PRIVATE,SO 1940 PONTIAC CON\Ti:RTIBLE. G arden— Farm— Dairy afternoon hopped to the electric "Ob, no. But he disUnguiahed A w p u u ; UEARO ABEA„ TO TW H HONBER.'-Cw^^FAW/m -* calendulas, pansies, tomatoea. let­ against aald estate, and tha said Aetna Osualty ... 120 125 in bookkeeping and clerical work Perfect abroad. MEDALS, HONOR, 1 TH INK I ’D Administratrix Is directed to give line and hit a transformer. himself by a bit of quick think­ given refuge by, North COM/ e »N < * X SHALL BTRIORiH WITH 19M Pontiac sedan. 193S Pontiac tuce, peppers, cabbage, and ever­ Producta .. 50 52% 54% having been for a number'of year* You have never met her. network of sounds and b e t t e r s t a y VJISWAMf aedan, 1936 Pontiac sedan. 193.5 73 ublle notice to the creditors to Service in the area north of Aetna F i r e ...... ing toe otoer day when toe circus THB COOLDiSDAll green trees all at low price and Lots for Sale Cring In Iheir clalma . within aaid Hehry street and east of North Aetna L i f e ...... 25% V V t a department supervisor for toe JVhere is she to be found? Virginians contemptu HERE,' BTRAN6LEO UP6TAIRB Pontiac' sedan. 193.5 Plymouth FOR SALE—CELERY PLANTS, was here. The tiger escaped and aiwavs open. 379 Burnside Ave. time allowed by posting a copy of Elm street, enclosing a large resi­ Automobile ...... 34 36 National Fire Insurance Company Echo answers:— "where.” tos state "Roguea’^arbor.” LA«r NiSHT/ OUNER sedan. Cole Motors—4164. peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, as­ this order on the public sign pnat that young man----- ” Greenhouse, East Hartford, Conn. FOR SALE— r e a s o n a b l e :— dential section, suspended for Conn. G en eral...... 24% 26% at toe home office in Hartford. , REPUBINBTHE ters. einnlas and marigolds at Building lot on Broad street, cor­ nearest to the place where the de­ ’’Saved some one’s life?” inter­ TO R S A LE — 1931 klODEL A Eord. Phone 8-.3091. ceased lasit dwelt within said town two hours and 35 minutes. The Hartford Fire ...... 87 89 John Miller, who has been clerk BN B U B H Odermann’s, 504 Parker street. ner of Lockwood, 65x146. Elec­ and by publishing the same In tome 50 53 and treasurer for a number of rupted the visitor, eying toe hero 4 dooiw. trunk. 845.00. Inqviire 85 Bolton suspension was brief the Hartford Stm. Boil . admiringly. HOLD BVERYTUlNf^ CCOWM.f tricity, sewer and water available. newspaper having a circulation in 59 61 years ia not to be a candidate for North street said probate dlatrlct, within ten trouble being discovered and cor­ National Fire ...... Moving—Trucking- Call 8479 after 6 p. m. rected qul.-ldy.* 85% 87% toe office. Paul Cervlnl, who is a “ No. While everybody else was Household Goods 51 days from the date of thia order, and Phoenix ...... screaming and rushing about to S torage 20 return make to this court of the no­ A construction difficulty con­ 385 405 diiector of toe district, is also a ___I FOR SALE —3 BUILDING lots on Travelers ...... escape, he walked cooly into toe tice given. fronted the electrical repair crew Public Utilities candidate for toe clerk-treasurer FOR SALE— LIVING ROOM set, Mill street. Gas, sewer etc. Each WILLIAM S. HYDE tiger’s cage and shut himself in.” Manrhesipr \ AUSTIN CHAMBERS—L.ocaI and 4 post bed, spring, and mattress, lot 100x200. Price reasonable. Tel. Judge. on North Elm street, however, and Conn. Lt. and Pow . 39 42 office. ■ .iong Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. caused the long delay it) resuming .39% Not a Candidate Evening Herald round extension table, 4 .chairs, 5717. Thos. Olander. H-g-17-41. Ck>nn. Pow...... 37% 6S Hollister street. mirror and side board. Apply after service. Stanley Mather, mainte­ Hartford El. Lt. .. . 54% 56% Lawrence A. (Converse, who has . It waa 2 o’clock ■ in the morn­ been mentioned as being a candi­ Classified AdTerti»emrnta 6 o’clock at 30 CTlnton street. nance superintendent of the Man­ Hartford Gas ...... 26 30 ing. The writer looked haggard Legal Notiees 78 chester fflectric division, said that S. N. E. Tel. Co. .. 160 date for director told friends tots and worn. For 24 hours, without Oouoi « » average wore* ic » no# R epairing 23 morning that he was not a candi­ iBttlala sawaers and at>hre»tat)oni 26 DRESSERS. 23 BEDS. 19 liv­ T rad e P arleys the transformer involved had been Unit. nium. Shs. .. 97 a pause he had been working on installed and the connections made date; that he did not have the aach count aa a ward and oomscund ing room suites, 29 ruga. 14 ice AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Western Mass...... 23 his new novel. word* a» two worda Mlfi'rnntn coat m o w e r s -SHAKENEPD. repair­ boxes. Used. Reasonable. Albert’s at Manchester, within and for the by an out-of-town constn-ction Industrial time to devote to toe work. Wife— Darling, are you coming ta prtca at thro* tinea . In In dies F ail crew that was working here after It has developed that Paul Cer- Uac rataa tier day tor tmneteat ed. shear grinding, key fitting, Furn. Co., Hartford. district of Manchester, on the 17th Acme Wire ...... 19 to bed? duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. dav of June A.'D.. 1941. the hurricane in September, 1938. Am. Hardware ...... 20 vlni, who la at present a director of Author—No, I’ve got the pretty f o r s a l e — GLENWOOD C Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. ■ » ii rtie Barra It. latt overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl (OODtlniied From Page Olio) A different method of Installation Arrow H H cm . 36 toe district, will not have to re­ girl in the clutches of the villdin Cats Cbarsa range, ivory color, in A-1 condi­ Judge. sign if he is elected as clerk and street Estate of Sarah Hamlll late of waa used and when the lightning Bluings A Spencer . 3 >4 and I want to get her out. a Oaaaacutty* i>aye...l t CU! • ^ tion. Can be used with oil or coal. treasurer. Following the advice of Manchester In said district, deceas- the discontinuation of the present hit that area It caused a condition Bristol Brass...... 401* Wife— How old is the girl? 8 Oassaeativa Days...{ * eieill eta • LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, May be seen evenings after 6 at other directors he will not resign if I Oar ...... in etalll dW ed. negotiations will lead to no change that the local men could not read­ Colt’s Pat. Fire ... 73 Writer—Twenty-two. cleaned, oiled, adjuatbd, $1.50. 78 McKee street. Upon application of Amelia Mc­ he is elected secretary and treas­ all orders for trresular insrrtloaa Cann. Adnitnistralrlx praying for In the normal relations between ily understand. The cause of the Elagle Lock ...... 8 ^ W ife (snapping)— Then put out Prompt reliable work, phone 5937 urer to succeed Mr. Miller. In COOL 019DA1KJ arm be charaed at the one UB>* rata. authority to sell certain real estate The Netherlands East Indies and trouble was found after ythorougb Fafnlr Bearings ... 125 the lights and get to bed, sheji Useetal rates for tons tena eeery any time for pick-up and de- L. Sc H. ELECTRIC, range with particularly described in said. ap­ addition, if elected, he will also be D O E SN 'T Japan." check-up. Hart and Cooley . . 125 old enough to take care of herself. 8-17 Usr adyarttalns ri**" upoa rsanest. Uvery service. K. A. Kartsen. automatic timer. Excellent condi­ plication on file. It Is Mr. Mather says - that bis crew named clerk for the president. SO TOR THE ads atOared before the third ar tion. Phone 5843. ORDERED:—That the foregoing DeUvered by Chief Negotiator Hendey Mach., cm. . 8>/4 •tth day teltl be charsad aaly for will check all the work done by The district has paid $200 a year PANCAKES, UAWN MOWERS sharpened, fac­ application be heard and determin­ Japan’s answer was delivered to Land’ra Fr A ak . 19% for the services of clerk and treas­ Wife— Those new peopje^ across Um aetaal aambar of tliaoa the ad ed at the Probate Office In Manches­ out-of-towp construction men so New Brit. M com . 41 the road seem to be ver^ devoted. MM. 4881 tv MtA 8C6vieC. MC ^ TUOUSM SBSaarad. ahanrlss at the rata aara- tory method, adjusted $1.00 here, ter In said District, on the 23d day the Indies governor general by that any recurrence of yesterday’s urer and has also paid $150 to the TJEMtJI. E 86T. 088. ATTENTION •' 4 -n Home Appliances 51A North aqd Judd . . . 35 M but no allowanca or refunds oaa csllad for and delivered $1.25. 15 of June, A. D.. 1941. at 9 o'clock (d. Keukichi Yoshizawa, chief Japa­ mishap can be preven ts if possi­ clerk of the president. The clerk to A rustle of toe p a ^ r was the be atade on sta tlaia ada atopnad s. t.) In the forenoon, and that no­ Peck. Stow A W ll . 6 years reliable service. Capitpl A W ONDERFUL BUY in an elec­ nese negotiator. ble. toe president is not seeking the re­ only reply she gqL hut she was aner lha flflh day. ^ tice he given to all persons Interest­ Russell Mfg. Co. . 17 used to that khid of responas. No “till fOTWdB"; dlapUy Haaa not Grinding Co.. 531 Lydall. Tel. tric range, late model white ed In said estate of the pendency of The fact that Yooshlzawa him­ appointment and It was decided BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES An Enthiuiagm BY EDGAR MARTIN self would see Governor-General ScovUl M fg...... 26% W ife— E very time he goes out 7958. porcelain flniab, in fine condition, aald application and the time and that should Mr. Cervlnl be elected The Oasald will not Pa .raaponalbla place of hearing thereon, by pub­ A. W. L. Tjarda Van Starkenborgh Sllex Co...... 10 he would be named. This would "he kisses her and goes on throw­ N8MER Par swra thaa oaa Inoorract ipsdr- REPAIRING— Auto tops, cur­ only $25. Phone Hartford 7-9466 W ill T ravel IS LOOK, <&U4\jS~.. A VRVSMO OV I A6KED IF VNE. lishing a copy of this order In some Stachouwer was taken to indicate Stanley Works .... ■ 44% mean that he would have to bs ing kisses"^all down toe road. Ed­ ‘VT u w L ^„ <8 0 Mm at any advartltataant erderad tains, new and used team har- and we can hold it for your in­ newspaper having, a circulation In eOVAS- OV/ER « THE COVVE&t, ter amra thaa oaa ttna. said district at least five days before that the meeting was of unusual do., pfd...... 28 present at every meeting of the ward, vmy don’t you do that? TWibiCb A FARM ....NOT « 0 R\e»Kt OOT neasea, all kinds of leather work. spection. Supply Outlet, 1150 S a m e R o a d TERR.1^ FAK FR09^ HECSE. * OKXtVLSSXA At COI-6E INONT tmhSs Tha laadvarteat omlsatea af ta- the day of said hearing to appear importance. . . Torrln^on ...... 25 directors in addition to taking care Hubby—Ms! I don’t know her. HOHit I VIOOLON’T , ON, WNOE'V UMJu aarraet pabllcatlos of adyartlalas Tel. 4740. Chaa. Laklng, 90 Cam­ Main street, comer Trumbull, If they see cause at said time and Veeder - Root ...... 53 •» . - HE 'S TIED DO.-,- arm ba raetiBed only by oaaealUtloa Hartford. Free parking rear of of such extra clerical work. TOVON F o « 'aEUERA'V, TWAT b e . SoLLT 4 b rig e street. place and be heard relative thereto, Yoshizawa told the Tokyo news­ New York Banks With E. J. Murphy and Howard af tba ebarsa mada Mr tba serrtea atore. ■ —...... - and make return to t]Js court. A s C a n a d a .E.KS. ANO.— » . WILLIAM S. HYDE paper Nichi Nichi in a radio tele­ Bank of N. Y ...... 330 Keeney again candidates, for re- STORIES IN STAMPS **an'adVsrtlaeaMBts must ooaforaa WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Judge. phone interview that he was meet­ T\V/4 regulate your piano or player Bankers Trust .... 51 election there will be left to flU M atyla. aopy and Machinery and Tools 52 H-8-17-41. ing the Indies’ governor-general (Continued Prom Page Ode) Central Hanover .. 94»/4 only the unexplred term of Charles M t 7 Ptcalatioaa aaforead by tba snblla^ piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. today, and added: ate and tbay rasarra tba right *a Chase ...... 29% B. Loomis, who is to resign tomor­ 8 cow. 1*41 *T MU utvKt. me: up. u.«. >*t. otr. adit ratrlaa or ralaet any aopy aoa- USED NEW IMPROVED Fordson May Prove Last Meeting tremendously proud of the fact Chemical ...... 44 row night. dMirad objactlonabla. with Detroit mower. Hay tedders, "But I do not Icnow if the meet­ that ten per cent of the flying a t y ...... 25% CUMING HOURS—ClaaalBed ada Help Wanted— Female 35 Seaw ay Plan ing will be final though I am in­ i ! . tp ba pabllahsd aaiat day must ba Oliver and Yankee rakes, John cadets of your air training pro­ Continental ...... 12 ‘‘My gosh! I’m the first parachute casualty I” clined to feel it will prove the last gram are spirited young American rssalnd by it e'eloeh aoaa .Batar- WANTED—GIRL OVER 18 for Deere mowers. Dublin ’Tractor Corn Ehcebange .... 41% dars i«:M. Company, WllUmantlc. B attle O pen s one. boys who have joined up voluntar­ First National ....1440 jV. Y. Stocks part-time atore work. Experience "I will lay Japan’s , contention ily to fight for human liberty. Tdtopheat Yaw Want A4a not neceBaary. U. S. Cleaners and Guaranty Trust ... 268 FUNNY BUSINESS before the Indies governor-general. "That you are teaching your Irving Trust ...... 10% Adams Chep---- Ada. are aeoaptad osrar tha tala- Dyers, 836 Main street. Following the interview some Musical Instruments 53 (Contlnusd from Page Onel cadets the military art of air com­ Manhattan ...... 15 Air Reduc ...... pboaa at tba CHAROB RATS >t*aa statement possibly will be given abava as a eonyanetiiea to adrar* WANTED—TWO WAITRESSES. bat with success is demonstrated Manufact. T r...... 36% Alaska Jun FOR SALE—PIANO AND Bench, out, though the conversations can tlaara. bat tba CASH RATES will Im 221 North Main street. Apply be­ mlttee today would ratify the re­ by the fact that one Canadian air N. Y. Trust ...... 95% Allied (toem y i • aaaepted aa FULL PATHENT R good condition, very reasonable, 7 not be made public.” tween 7 and 8 p. m. cent St. LawTence agreement ne­ squadron, now helping to defend Public NaUonal . . . 29 Am Can . y . .. ■ - paid at tba baatnaaa offloa on or M- Cottage street, or call 4320. Britain against the Hun, has ac­ fare tha aayenth day followlnf the gotiated with Canada and author- Title Guarantee . . . 18i t S .. And Make It Snappy BTR or ciaxz counted for 70 German planes Oohzlg's Free City WASH TUBBS drat iBserrioB of aaeb ad otbarwlsd WAN’TED—GIRL FOR general ize the president to proceed with Infonped sources expected the U S Trust ...... 1360 ielt ...... Ud CBAROB RATS will bd oolladl- office work, accurate typist, will­ construction of the seaway and Japanese reply to be a qtem pro­ floorr,w o o T _ ad. No raaponatblUty for arrora lb Rooms Without Board 59 T ...... Status Short-Livea TIM D086 aCEM HAMSM auBE 7WV CURE ing to work. State wages expect­ power facilities. test over the position taken by the "W e know that the ultimate aim B ...... 8UU.I00UTNA flOUNOUP’ talaphasad ada will ba aasumad and of the Nazis is domination of the p tO N IC is this Danzig sUmp, is- AROUND-niAT DeflEIZTEOi W.(WdS m tbair sacaraey eanaot ba saaras- ed.’ Write Post Office Box 186, FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, The coat to the United States Batavia government. It waa be­ I :Am W at Wks .. HUtRy,t)08LI8T 4 U ^ A ^ ‘ high seas. This domination, we are Quick to Make OOCK. HUKNOM WHO IQ ONE 08 l Manchester, Station A. sulUble for 2. 37 Foster street. lieved it would reaffirm Tokyo’s Anaconda .... sued just'befors the Nazi occu­ 7MBR 800. fOETA h a r b o r 8 0 U C:1b 6 . A R t f A has been estimated at $285,000,000. determined. Hitler must never at­ , HB8I TMlMdUVE bd«x of CkdBiicsUoM contention that access to essential Armour n i ...... pation and still bearing the leg­ OH THE omen RuvMMO. W ANTED —GIRL OR woman for Tel. 5331. Opponents of the measure have tain. The war has taught iis un­ raw materials in these south seas Atchison ...... end, "Free State of Danzig.” EAME iHARDLV tveo. •toUs ...... sdspseaaa «-••••••• houaework, one child, aleep in prepared a vigorous attack on the possessions is vitally important mistakably that the power to con- Bsdadameata •eee*de*da**a*«da FOR RENT—ROOM with private Aviation Corp .. The stamp depicts the signing of seeNEtA ixcePT optional. Tel. 7351. project, especially criticizing and may demand alteration of /the trol the seven seas must be a joint the treaty between Danzig and TD CALL THE Marriassb .. ssseedBBV******** family. Will rent single or double, B Sc O ...... s:«p ••#•••••«••• claims that it is an essential de DuUh stand. rule by sea power and air power, m on bus line. Tel. 4856. Bendix ...... Sweden, thus ending an early 18th •to'UN TO-me Card of Thaaka « e e^V•••#••••• A GOOD OPPORTUNITY for an fense measure. ' .. Dutch officials have reiterated, supported by a . sufficient- land century war In which Sweden PHONE la Ksaaortam .. •sse**»*B***a*9 experienced office girl, steady Beth Stl ...... Laat mad Found aaeee'bdvaa**** Dependh Upon Defense Angle however, that they have no inten- Arm y to seize and hold the bases found herself engaged with Po- work, good aalary. Montgomery tlon of retreating from their posl- essential to the exercise of such Beth SU 7 pf .. AaaeaneamBctB d...... • « « e s»<»e^«e— #• ^ Boarders Wanted 59-A Chairman Mansfield (D., Tex.), Borden ...... lsn4 and Denmark. The stamp Mnaaala ...... i Ward, Manchester. tion taken on June fl in a note In fsr flung sea and air might. To the was issued in 1939 to commemo­ ABSamaadlaa author of the St. Lawrence meas­ C!an Pac ...... ¥ l i i WANTED EXPERIENCED book ROOMS AND b o a r d . CentraUy ure, predicted its chances of get­ which they assured Japan "rea- swift achievement of this purpose, rate the reunion of Danzig and Aataaobiaa for Sala located, 10 minutes from Aircraft. Bonable" amounts of strategic ,^e are on our way. Case (J. I.) •. • Aatomobtlea for Exchanga >••• keeper‘to take charge of factory ting out of his committee and Prussia in 1914 and served as a Aata Aeceatorlas—Ttrea ...••• Inquire 49 Wadsworth street. commodities, but refused to meet Chss A O h ----- office, knowledge of stenography passing the House ’’depend upon Chrysler ...... harbinger of events which were to Aato Repalrlag—Painting «... Japsn’s request for increased ■ d • follow swiftly. Aato Behools ...... 1-A necessary. Apply Tober Baseball the proponents showing an a«ute quantities of such war essentials f OTBVCr OBSt Col G oT A El .. Aatoa—Ship, by Track ...... Manufacturing Company. Danzig became a free city un­ Legal Notices 78 national defense necMslty.’’ as rubber, tin and oil. | Q f Neighbors Coml Inv T r .. Aatoa For Hire ...... Ckiml Solv .... der the terms of the Treaty of I i naragaa flarrlrti flt~TTft In urging approval of the, sea­ Versailles. Previously it bad been AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Princeton, N. J., June 17.- Cons E d ls ...... Matareyelsa—Bleyalaa ...... Help Wanted— Male 36 at M»ncheii€r. wtthin and for the way, President Roosevelt told Con­ the capital of East Prussia, but Waated Aatoa—Uotoreyelas ... diitrlrt of M«nche*ler, on the Idih gress in a message tw6 weeks ago, Canada and the Unlted/States ^ 0>ns Oil ...... Bw Ibms oad FrafcasloBal tei rises when World War I ended, Poland \ Yea, So What BY V. T. HAMLIN day of June. A. D. T ry to S ettle shall "forever walk together Cont Can ...... ALLE Y OOPP Bostnesa Sarvicaa Offarad ...... l i W AN’TED—YOUNG MAN to learn that the project could be complet­ insUted on getting Danzig as an Boassbold Sarvicaa Offarad ,...11 Efitate of E. D. Hcdwlif Miller ed in four years and that no com­ .1 the best of good neighbors,’’ Prime I Corn Prod ---- air condlUonlni; and sheet metal late of M«n(*heiter tn said district, W ase liispute Minister Mackenris^King said to- Del L A Wn .. outlet to the see. NOW S M N O N FOB. HOUR Building—Contracting ...... deceased. parable power, shipbuilding and AYE, DA5PAIt,AND MOU'LL •b l a ^ b e a S : ^ Floriata—Nuraarlaa ...... work. High school or tratle school O A 1 (j^y as he received an honorary de­ Douglas Alrc . Hesitont to grant this request In DO W ELL TO REMEM­ SHARE o r LOOT.THEM Fiiaaral Dlractora ...... «• graduate preferred. T. P. Aitkin Upon application of Alice Gould transportation facilities could be view of Danzig’s 96 per cent Ger­ BER 5UDDGKJ DBATH VWTLL DRINK TO THE prayln# that letters of administra­ made available in a similar psriod gree at Prin(»ton University. Du Pont ...... HgaUac—Plnmblag—Roofing . A Co., 246 No. Main street. Tel. tion be granted on said estate, as man population, the peace confer­ AWAITS THB OUY THAT coM rusjOM o r Au . (Oonttnued Prom Pago One) "Betwes)Y^ou and us,” he said, Eastman Kod . £-17 h o m e e t S e a m b n ^ 8LACKBSAROS BONES Inaaraaoo ...... 6783. per application on flle. It Is of time. ence compromised by aetUng up <3ETS IDEAS ABOUT Mltttnory—Dressmaking ...... OUDEUED:—That the foregoing "there Is S. community of thought, I Elec Auto-L .. THIS SELT.... Movtag—Tracking—Storage .. " I know of no single project of union; Fred Rubelann. WiUiam ideal and purpose." Gen Else ..... Danzig and some surrounding ter* Pablle Paoeanger Sarvloa ...... M-A W ANTED— DRIVER for coal application be heard and determin­ ed at the Probate <»fflce in Manches­ this nature more important to this MeIBhven and John.Jdankoviakl .of The university also conferred an Qen Foods .... ritary •• *>• sdmlnlztored “ Mother gave me this nickel for Sunday school—^but it Palatlng—Papering . truck,^ steady work. W. G. Glen country’s future in peace or war," PraCaaxTonal Sarrtcaa...... ter in said District, on the 23d day the Ansonfa union; Angelo Sard! [jihnorary degree upoij Crown Gen M o t ...... by the League of Nationz. 79t11 be just the same if you give it!” ney Co. of Juno A. !>.. IIMI, at S o'clock 1?) be said. Rapairing ...... *• the forenoon (d. s. t.) and that no­ and John Cjartenutl, of the T o ^ Princess Juliana of The Nether- Hecker Prod .. Tattorlng—Dyeing—Cleaning .. *4 Mansfield said the committee rington union; and by Organlgsn lands who took up residence In Totlta Goods mad Senrica ...... H tice be given to all persons Interest­ Int Harv ■ Ti»\ Wdatad—Buameta Sarvlca ..»• *• WANTED— f ir s t Cl tSS palnt- ed In said estate of the pendency would hear proponents of the leg­ Mario VIgloal of Torrington ^and Canada after her country had been Int N i c k ...... BY FONTAINE FOX of said application and the time Henry McCormack of Torrington. occupied by the Nazis. TOONERVILLE FOLKS EdaeatlaBBl er. Tel. 6746. and place of hearing thereon, by islation this week and opponents Int 7 A T ...... Courses and CUtiet ...... 17 publishing a copy of this order In the following week. Gov. Herbert ------King told the ■ graduating class Johns - Man .. Private Instructions ...... *9 W ANTED CARPENTERS, steady second-class | that Canada and the United States I Dancing ...... It-A some newspaper having a circula­ H. Lehman, of New York, Is slat­ Our sun is only a Kennecott job summer winter. Harry tion In said district, at least five sUr. have sought the same ends, and he | Husteal—Dramatic ...... 9* days before the day of said hearing, ed to testify tomorrow. Leh Val R R .. Wanted—Inatructlona ...... •« Rylander, 56 Haynes street. Tele­ to appear If they see cause at said saw today’s ceremony aa com- Lockheed Aire FtasDrlBl phone 8: lime Rtid place and be heard rela­ menloratlng "our common disdain ! "Loew’s ...... Bonds—Stocka—Mortgages ... IS tive thereto, and make return to of the fleeting things that will pass A Business Opportunities ...... ■ Loft ,...... ; z f this court, and hv mailing on or be- Embroider Guest Pittowcases and our common love of the eternal | 3sr j. ± i L Money tu Loan ...... >9 Help Wanted— Male or hire June 17. l!>41, a copy of this Lorillard .. •. Help mad Sllaallsaa order nd4 Main street. Manchester, Noah - Kelv .. BY MBRRILL BL08SEB Help Wanted—Male ...... 99 I'onn.; Ida Thrall, 18 Talcott • Ave.. FREC&LBS AND HIS FRIENDS A lT a W e n Balaatnen Wanted ...... 99-A llui'kvllle. Uonn.; Mena nanaon. 24 I A v e rs A ll A id Nat Bisc ...... Help Wan'ed—Mai*, or Female 97 MALE AND KE.MALE velvet and rineland A>e.. Worcester,. Mass. N at Cash Reg * 1 ■ ' Agants Wanted ...... 17-a upholstery weavers, and also silk WILLIAM 8. HYDE ^ Nat Dairy ... HfARINS IM TAKINa ei/eay- UIT^ MAKS THB Situations Wanted—Female ... 99 weavers, who are not now em­ Judge. G iven D efense I ^HOW 4o/6 Pearl atreet, NOTI4'K OF .APPLICATION fX IN TUEKNaeS/ evM Deg*—Birds—Peta ...... 41 Param Plct .. Sw a I ^ iw a wopeo TURN up o o f e e v s ? Hartford. This Is to give notice that 1 blamedr He said that tho company f JH beBn Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 49 Frederic Rorchlno of 111 Parker Penn R R •. • • eW R HAO LUMP PJ IT w ^ lo OP A CL8AR. Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 street, Manchester, Conn., have Aled I had fumiahsd more of the metal Phelps Dodge THPOAT/ SKY AND WE ON Wanted —Pate—Poultry—Stock 44 ; r its osrn estimates and that WOULONT Par tale—lIUeallaBraBS an- application dated June f. 1941 Phil P e t ...... with ibe Liquor Control Commis­ Isseretary Ickea had denied Its re­ Pub.Svc NJ .. AVE A thins , Arttclaa For Sala ...... 4l I sion for a Package Stors Liquor WORRY about/ Boats and Accatsorlaa ...... 49, Real Estate . . . Insurance Permit for the sale of alcoholic quests for additional electric pow- 8 9 2 5 Radio ...... Building Materials ...... 47 > See liquor on the premises of 117 Spruce le r at Bonneville .dam. Reading ... • Diamooda —Watches—Jewelry 41 , street. Manchester 4'onn. The bust- Eleeirtcsl Appliances—Radio,. 49 i Tho witness took particular ob­ Rem Rand ... mss in owned by Frederic Boechino jection to Secretary Ickes’ atats- Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A McKinney Bros. of 113 Parker street, Manchester. Republic SU • Garden—Farm—Dairy Producta M) I'onn, and will be conducted by ment yesterday that “when the Rey Toh B ... Houscbold Qooda ...... 91 i First Frederic Bocchlno of 114 Parker story of this war comes to be MachtBsry and Ti>ola ...... 99 , An apron to be made from foitf Safeway Strs 505 Main St. Phone 6060 street Manchester. Conn., as per- srrlttan. It may have to be written Musical Instruments ...... 19 mlliee. Pieces, goes together in very short Sears Roeh .. Olflee and Star# Ecuipment ... 94 FREDERIC BOCCHINO that It waa lost because of the re­ Hmo. l u a practical style, covem Shell U n ...... •poelalt at tha Scores ...... 99 Dated 9th of June 1941. calcitrance of The Aluminum Com­ dress thoroughly. sUyAPut on toe Socony - Vac . Waorrlng Apparel—Furs ...... 97 H-8-17-41. Wanted—To Buy ...... 91 pany of America." ... Bhoulders. Ues neaOyf In b a «^ Sou Pac ...... Maauii Heard Hatel*—Reaovsa Wilson said "Secretary Ickes Send for this pattern now. make South R y •••' RastaBsanta may know bow wars are loet, but several new aprons for your o ^ Std Brands .. Boy L bbvbs 6 1 x1 ST JOBS C. TSBBt Rooms Without Board ...... 99 I you gonUemen know that wars are Std OU c:ai ... scQ R CH Y sB irra Boarders Wonted ...... 19-a • STOP! needs, several for gifts. P e r^ e . Oonntrv Board—Resorts ...... 94 , ARTHUR A. won by mrtng as quickly as possl- c ^ o , gingham, Unen. chambray Std Oil N J . a^VT-'IVMdl1«rcR999A^aM«. HStS'S THE BUfU Wiw 7 ’TH AN W -iW OKtotlONI./ XU FLY Wanted—^Boomai—B6ard ‘ . [production of war materials. )Ojii nHiesAflObO UP 6N K TO MAC6 PISLO,] Baal Batata For Beat ■"■'K H O FE A "'” -VOU fTARTBLfWR, Apartaoeata. Plata, Tanameata •WokT" sixes 14 to 20; 40, 43 and 44. Slxo Un Carbide .... ANP 0 0 ^ t«OC NDfT Bastaaaaa Loeo'Uona for Rant .. For 16 roquirea 3% yards ^ *?'*“5** Unit A i r e ...... HotMSS For Rant ...... *etain C laim s Unit C b rp ...... Sabarbao Por Rant...... • READ! mauSiar5% •ammar Bomaa Por Boat .. . . . By Sirs. Aaae Cabot the .prettiest pUlowcaaea'^vs seen, me roquirod If you hind It. Unit Gas Imp .. INSURANCE U 8 Rubber .... Waatod to Boat ...... — Give MS JT04V listings of proper­ The guest room wHl have a truly You’reii’rs going to ho dsUgatful when j N o B etrayal Por to ii attractive pattern, send Sm I Bvtsi# Sul# own bed-1 ty. Hlmt ha\-s jroo In S-tamily, Ask Your Neighbor! hosplUbls aspect with these -you see them In your 15c In coin, your name, U 8 Steel Anartmant Balldlag for Sals ^ West Union .... Euslnooa Property tor Sals also Slagle? Clients waiting. charming pillowcases on the bed.' room*. pattern number ^ m Pornta and Land tor Sals Do you want to aelt for cmali at 878 Mala SL FkoM 8448 The cheerful "Good Morning" and Transfer designs for two plUow- (Goattaood Prom Pago One) S nBcbester Evening Herald, To­ West El A Mfg as for Bala ...... martcet prieo-— —wartime the perky little birds are done in cases (Pattern No. 5173), in*true-1 day's Pattern Service, Sev­ WooHrorth tor Sala Property for Edlo rtees. For action aoo Jones! Uiey** aioipie-.simplest •»of loop ------atitebes,- ‘ tions------on how to use tranMer, com- .and Ita aoula, and that piMty, enth Avanue, New York, N. Y. for ia l a ...... wi sea Ficnrli Ifnntn and( outline sUtch. Iplets color chart for working em-| ideals and tha 'spirit o# sacraco Need more cute style Idess f

8100 on new text books by not Tim Religious BducaUoo ®®®* opening the additional room, bring­ mlttees of the North Methodist E . J. H o ll Bjays Bit^nehester School Budget ing toe total budget to 8619.325. church and the Second Congrega­ This is the highest figure for over HALE'S SELF SEl(VE tional diurch wfll hold a JfljE Date Book C^ts Approval 10 years, hut ip is not the highest masting tomorrow evsnlng at 7:30 Rich Properly In the town Iflstoiy. In 1980 the The Original In New England! at the North Methodist chur^ budget waa 8450,000. 'wfll XBMt tomorrow vestry to consider the plana tor toe June 18. — Annual meeting, Mosie Teadier Beatans ^ at T o*do<* *t tht honw Church Summer school. To Develop 11 Acre Eighth School and Utilities dis­ Board Agrees on $403,- The resignation of Miss 'l^va p«ttr SwtrcnwW, 16 H»- trict, Hollister street SchooL Barton, music teacher, was pre­ 549, an Inorease of sented to toe board and imcepted- AND HEALTH MARKET The famUy of Nels O srl^, of Tract as Soon as De­ June 21.—State’s auto testing n Forest, IS Itovly: $23,549 Over 1^940. She waa married laat Saturday. ^.Tl? ' Minnesota where they will visit tails Are Arranged. lane on L“» June 24.—Pratt and Whitney leave of absence to Mn. Ellen M. QCliiwrt 0«tor, wfll loort relatives. Property on Bast Center street Night, Manchester lodge of Ma­ Tbs budget fpr Manchester’s Shea, a teacher in the first grade MW ro«i"*oy tor a vacation sons. schools for toe year 1941-42 aa ap­ In toe Manchester Green school. Weef. Morning Specials trip, and do not axpoct to John P. McCann, of 1«2 Wmt with a frontage at 300 feet known Center, has sold hU house on 172 as the George F. Rich property, proved by tbe School Board laat Superintendent Bllng mid that, ■ to town until aomo time June 26.—Globe Hollow pool evening will *bs 8403,649, an In­ McKee, to Lebreo R. Frscchla of comprising 11 seres and extend­ opens. she was an exceptionally good' Green Stamps Given Wtth Cash Sales. Aueuet. They will take the 189 West Center, proprietor of ing to toe north to within a few crease of 828,549 over that of last teacher auid showed a certificate I’lhwitoera route to Oellfomla and June 27.—Dance, Junior Cham­ year. The boutl met to make tbe Esso Service station at 116 Cen­ hundred feet of Middle turnpike, ber of Commerce, Country Club. from her doctor recommending the T.i55t places of Interest on the* Pa- ter. Mr. Fracchia expects to move east, has been purchased by E. J. Hnai check before presenting toe vacation. It was granted. figures at toe meeting of the Joint f alflc Coast returning through the his' family into his new home by HolL July 1.—Outing, Daughters of Edward J. Murphy, Robert H. i'1*lanaillT~ RocMes, with stops at The property adjoins land own­ Isabella, North Coventry Commu­ School Board this afternoon at 5 Smith, Everett McKinney, William Cans July 1. William S. Hyde repre­ o’clock. The big Item to consider Hormel Spam 2 49c ^ I/nilse and other scenic sented both partlea The transfer ed by Mr. Holl, which was part of nity House. Buckley, with Mrs. UlUsn Bowers, was toe 824,779 that had been plao tffea In that region. was made by toe Stuart J. Was- hls Green Acres tract. With the July 19.—Tall Cedars of Leba­ chairman of the l)oard, will repre­ new purchsM he will open 146 non outing. Villa Louisa.. ed In toe budget for maintenance. sent the school board at toe Joint CampbMl’s ley Real Estate Agency. This was reduced to 816.935 after - Manchester Branch 208) o f toe new building lots. Each wlU have A ug. 26 to Sept. 1.—K. o f C. board meeting this afternoon. Mr. fMtish War ReUef society, the board decided to curtail re­ ming will also be in attendance. Harold Turklngton, Jr., of 56 a frontage of 60 feet and no lot carnival. Main and Delmont pairs on nearly all of toe buildings. Tomato Soup 3 Cans 3jSC hold an Important meeting at iw Winter, has obtained a permanent will be less than 145 feet In depth. streets. Two Places Vacant Instead of building a fence on All places for teachers In the Wocfc headquarters In the Britiah- podUon at toe Brownbllt Shoe This meets every requirement of American chib on Maple street to* toe Zoning Commission for Class Sept 3.—Town’s schools open; Washington, Hollister and Sum­ system have been filled with the Store. Harold graduated from mit around the Hollister school, Arm onris jbottow evening at eight o’clo » Manchester High this year, and Is A property. ' exception of toe music teacher and Presents Hls Layout only that part facing on Summit the securing of a substitute for All afflcero and members of the well known In town due to hls mu- will have toe fence'with a return taifoiis committees ore urged to sicsl and Boy Scout acUvlUea In Mr. Holl presented to the select­ Mrs. Shea. On the heat and light Lbs. of 20 feet on Hollister and Wash­ Star Lard 2/ 25c attend. the past.'- men for approval last night a pro­ Trading Firm Item all coal has been contracted posed layout. He plans to open a ington. for, but the oil used in the heat­ Room Not Needed Msry C. Keeney Tent Daugh­ Two motorists were tagged on street to be known as Lenox street ing plant, 160,000 gallons, which it that win extend from East Cen­ At Local Mart It has been found that the en­ is e^mated will cost about 86,287; ters o f Union Veterans of the airtl Btssell street last night for park­ rollment for seventh grade pupils War, win meet at toe YJ€.C.A. ing In a 30-mlnute parking xone ter street to Middle turnpike, east. the 14,500 gallons used In the Man­ HEALTH MARKET In presenting the map he explain­ in September wfll not make neces- chester Green school and the 4,- Xhnrsday evening at 7:30. The to attend the movies. This tone, sary conversion of toe Robertson tout will present an outdoor nag which extends In front of the two ed that he hoped to secure a FHA Berries Average 14 500 gallons used In the South committment for the development school hall Into another class room school, to cost about 81,235, will go tor use at toe T. building and toe ■tores on Blssell, is too cause of Cents and 2 ,5 4 5 Crates and too trouble with too termites Board of Directors of the Y. has fi^uent vIolaUon. Local police are of toe property Into single homes. over until September. Sirloin Steak Lb. 35c Storm Water Sewers at the Hollister sphool Is not as / been Invited to attend. The pres- clamping down on violators of Are Sold; Good Supply bad as was thought, and can go Mta**™ of toe flag win be made these xonea which are stationed On toe East Center side, where he also had provided for lots to over for another year. The large D ainty Rib by Patriotic tostructor Mrs. Mabel for toe convenience of shoppers elm tree In front of the Bunce Strickland. The memorial service who wish to patronise toe BtorcS face on the street, there Is a storm Averages of better than 14 cents water condition that he has ar­ school, wh^h Is decayed will not These tog dscsssed members will also be on side streets. a quart were reported at the Man­ be removed this year as It was Lamb Chops Lb. 33c pUfled during toe evening anq ranged to have taken care of by chester Auction Market yesterday granting rights of way. over cer- felt that with Improvements toqt are requested to wear Local residents travelling tb when R. M. Reid A Sons sold 2,- might be made on Olcott that the S M A S H IN G Hartford last night met a traffic t ^ Iota along Lenox street to New Shipment—Favorite a ^ t e Durkin street and there Into a 546 cratea of strawberries for a tree would be removed by toe tie-up at toe site of toe new bridge toAl of 87,233.76. Berries packed highway department later. This is over toe Hockanum River. The large storm water aewer that will tppUc motor vehicle empty Into Blglow brook. 24 quarta to toe crate went for one of toe largest elms In Man­ HITS 4 tor 10c ■team shovel went out of order, a high of 84.70, a low of 82.40 and chester. Dill Pickles liocBsed'Vtota »o t and all cars were stopp^ on each Tbe state, town and the prop­ Held Over for Third Week! Moa today aa nrevlaua teat- erty owner are concerned In the an average of 83.48. There were 1,- By doing part of toe repairs side of toe bridge due to toe dan­ 092 of these crates sold. Also sold Birds Eye A _ days tor toe pasTt^ montha storm water, situation and t!* planned In the different schools Tbe day the motor vtolaalnspec- ger of toe shovel dropping on one were 1,453 craU packed 18 quarts this year and leaving over others’ of toe cars v proper disposal of the water is to tor visits Manchester ha»\been be left with Mr. Holl, Town Engi­ fo r a high o f 83.25, a low o f 81.40 to a later date the final figure of and an average o f'82.37. Golden Corn Pkff.ISC changed from Thursday .. neer Bowen and a representative 819,035 waa reached. Ladies’ Coats day of each week. Bxamlnstlon Tbe Emblem club will have a Trucks Arrive Early iblic dessert-bridge tomorrow of the state highway department. At 1 o’clock this morning three One Less Tendier gleeii In the town court room. As it will not be necessary to aft^oon at two o'clock at the In presenting the map last night trucks from New Jersey arrived W ifh Fur Collara Mr. Hoi sl:»> had a profile o f the engage ~ another seventh grade Elks nopM In Rockville. Members in town and parked in the market 'Reg. $1.25-$1.50)' William R. Dowdlng, Rockville on toe Mmmlttee from Manches­ grade of the street and showed lot to await the opening. teacher for the Robertson school agent for the Railway Express 81.100 was saved In the teacher's ter are Mrs. John Mahoney, Mrs. how provision has been made for A ll but three lots were Bold yes­ Agency, who secures his express John Wilson, Sirs. Maude Foley. toe disposal of toe storm water terday afternoon before the rain saiarien, which will be 8270,625. at tbs- Manchester office, la unable The bridge has been advanced a ■ewer. The selectmen gave a ten­ fell. Most of the buyers had loaded There will also be a saving of : Co work^ because of injuries suffer- wedi on account of ton rating the tative approval of the layout and and had their berries covered be­ . ad last week. He was about to un- Only 9 9 ® tlO O Elks and Emblem club are^ giving Mr. HoU wil^ have the map pre­ fore the shower. such laad a package from a truck in pared on proper paper for filing. kiddies at Crystal lake on JUn^ 25. ■toekvflls when be slipped and fell. Second Largest In Town- ENTERTAINMENT Collars Glazed, Coat De- < injuries consisted of a bruised A brief special meeting will h« B held tomorrow afternoon to com­ Mr. Holl said that In addition to Itonddsr, right side and hand. ALICE COFRAN AND DANCING mothed. Moth Bag Free. plete plans for toe annual outing hif plan of building under FHA he In Prizes wotHd^also offer lota for sale. He (Knowa Aa (|oeea AUce) WED„ JUNE 18, 8 P. M. on July 9, toe place to be later an­ jbar nasas of whooping cough nounced. expected,^ he said, to have toe nec- SPIRITUAL MCUIUM COMMUNITY HALL Ladies’ 30 $3 ORDERS hi HbBclMster ars included In toe Seveatb Daaghter ol a Seventh Son esaary delaila arranged to get the Bolton Center 2 $5 FREE GAMES apssC of the State Health Depart- lots laid out imd ready within a Bon With a VelL jH Bt iasued today. No other re- ReadiBga Dally 9 A M. to 9 P. M. Home Economln Committee of Driver Arrested few weeks. Thlir is toe second larf- Bolton Orange Presents: I BSrtsWi dlssasei appear In the re- Or By Appointment In Uic Servloe WEEKLY sst development how going on In Two One-Act Plays: tor Maadieetor. Manchester, the only one larger of tbe People for SO Yeare. Following Crash 171 CRoreb Street, Hartford, Ooan. “ Amongr U s Girls” , and being toe Pine Acre tei^ce. m Manrhsetsr Oooa and Fox Another Devetopment PboM 8-2287 n Y H I A A will bold a apadal meeting “She’s Only A Fanner’s 1VT Following a eotUslon on Main Also given a tentative approval ______night at asvsn o’clock DaaKhter". If A JN w HP street st 7:25 last night, Raymond laat night, subject to toe flUng of at tta dubboose la Oovantry. a deed for a necessary roadway, Adnlto ...... 40o P. Buck, Otaatonbury, was arrest­ Children nnder 12...... 20o IN the Selectmen approved a layout ed on a reckless driving count. A Read Herald Advs. ear he was driving collided with of 21 lota to be located to the west PARTY the auto of Carl Nygren, 15 SouT.i. of McKee street, facing on McKee vet. Gowns, 2 Pieces More. street with two new rosds. The ..■cij InAwicTbiv on Main street opposKe Biaaell. It ST. JAMES SCHOOL HALL was raported toe Buck machine property Is owned bjr Camino Gambolatl, who ts cutting up hls p H E C K OFF ihe things Park Street passed the Nygren car on the 0 0 7 * ^ , you wsni extrs money right aa toe latter swung into a farm off McKee street for biillding go 7 for sad bring the list in to us. DOUGAN servloe station. purposes and will erect 21 single G 8 O’CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT

I/nfls N. Ott, 45 Hale, Rockville, bouses on the tract. We make loons of 83S to 8300 to employed folks, tingle Doors Open At 7 P. M. charged with failure to halt at a *S!k or married. Charges are 3% stop aigW st Main and Hartford on unpaid monthly balances

road, win alao appear In town up to 8100. 2% monthly on court tomorrow morning. STRAWBERRY SUPPER Pick-up and Delivery Free A d m i M i o n balances above. Wed., June 18, 5:30-7:30 LlrvoM So. aai ‘ • • ■ Harrison Street Center Church Lawn TU Mala StrMt O sta te Theater BISis. and Potato salad, eoM meats, Xm bis a -aa4 9 EngagementB Tel. asaa plekles, rolls, coffee, strawberry M. H. Xowell. Mar. aborteake. 85 oento T.I. 5107 TOMORROW NIGHT!

ReecUli-Moqiiin

Announcement Is made of toe engagement of Miss Harriet Hen­ rietta Moquin of 75 Summer

C L A f l K t street, formerly of Burlington,

Vermont, to Cabman Joseph Rec- ^7n6u/^^u

Dial With A Change Of Ro<^ lines

3 2 3 0 A..''-:: , ■' ClesB, UqpfortaMe Oars! Oonrteoas Swvlee At All ‘nroesl Enjoy Tea Garden Grape Juice

Made where the richest Concords

grow. Pure sugar-rich juice— no sugar C ITY TA XI

added. Buy it at these-low p rice s... DENNM SfURPHT, Prep,

Pints, 23c; 5 bottles $1.00. Quarts

(both ice box jars), 29c; 3 bottles $1.10.

With each Tea Garden purchase toe

Wednesday we will give, you a copy of

I .pew Grape Juice recipes and an interest­ F. E. B R A Y

ing booklet by Helen Thurston, “ Menu JEWELER Modeling’’. State Theater Building

A New Itc!n...T ca (iarden .^ieedlcss 737 Main Street Blackberry Preserve, 29c jar; 2 jars 55c.

Tea Garden JclHt*s. .TuttI Fruit- Watch and Jewelry li, 1 Ih. 9 07.. jar 32c, Illack Cur- rant. Red Currant. Youngberrles, |i

Guava. 23c jar, 5 for $1.10. - Repairing At I K oIroOM j |«to w m L Sweet Pickled Watermelon, 29c ^ ii’4 * ;y ^ 'i

j» r ., Reasonable Prices an Menu Modeling will tell original ways to use these de- l U l . ' 'O' ' *1

Ikions foods. Largest Assortment of

Greeting Cards for

All Purposes In Town _ B u y them early. . . we will only make 200. That’s wh v LIVING ROOM I Pinehurst Genuine Spring Lamb Patties are in demand fl'rxi3'3* . . .sold the day they are made. Bacon Wrapped

LAMB PATTIES 4 fop 25c

Our Meat Manager suggests two meals with one eook- SHIRTS . .buy a piece of Pinehurst Quajity Corned B e e f.. . . This homo Is up to the minute In ercry detsdL It

“ ** next. And we jfuarantee features the kitchen located at the front, an arrange­ a aclection of Comed’Beef cuts that will please you. 1 0 c ' each ment which has won the favor of many honsewiYes all over the country. & ^ h w , 3c bunch. Cucumbers, 9c. Cauliflower, 25c. CASH AND c a r r y ; The central location of the cellar stairs makes more

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