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Mlaa Halaa Wlppart o f Olenwood Oound A. and Margaret B. Dwtre UB CEUKBRATE THE The Walther League to sponsor The managera of Jarvla Grove Olfla o f tha Concordia Lutbar atraat, waa pleaaantly aurprised o f 70 Linden street, have purchased ing tha showing of pictures on ’*rbe Dance Hall ars giving a free dance Anthony Farraana o f 188 Oak A t 6:30 p. m. tonight at the PoIUh iraCENTBNARY” Tueaday aventog srhen twenty of a bungalow type bouse on Haynea League will hold a meeting at 7:30 atraat, maat dealer, filed a voluntary Passion History ’ tonight at 7:30 at tomorrow night to which the public tonight. Plana for the second an National church the senior choir win her fMenda gathered at the home of atreet which they will occupy os a the Zion Lutheran church on Cooper petition in bankruptcy on March 13 have rehearsal and at 7:80 o’clock ' k r M B B T a DBMINO la Invited. No tickets are necessary. nual Mothers’ and Daughters’ ban UabUlUea o f 81338.11 ware Bated Mlaa Oladya Johnaon of Strickland home. The bouse is undergoing street. There is no admission but a Just come along and bring your there will be stations o f the cross. - c m , several changes In the interior at quet wiU be formulated. Mias Blaie with no aaaeta. Unsecured ri«in.» 5.486 S fcow w aafi warmer toafgktt | atreet to abower her sdth ralaccl- collection will be received, and aftef friends and enjoy the good times F. Roth, chairman, urgently t«- iH attrh ratrr lE orn ttig f rra li CMvmrC tSckMl present and will be completed and wem: Swift A Oo, Hartford, 8384; Saaday generaSy fair aafi enlfiir. m tk , 1M5. S ^ Mi ianeoua gtfta. A mock marriage waa the lecture the league will serve that these modem and old-fashioned queata ail girls to be present at fht« a( CbmUattaM performed with Miaa Agnea Jarvla ready to occupy by the new owners O. A. Hormel A Oo., Austin, Minn., CMti w lie* Ugbt refreshments free. dances are noted for. Dancing will first meeting. ♦888; William Chambarlain, 8181; OlO FASHIONED - MODERN aa mlniater, Mary Wippert aa bride eariv in April. be from 8 until 13 p. m. Co-. »188, both o f groom, Elate Wilhelm aa bride, Alma The Silk aty Flute Band will fiftruoitL Andrulot aa brideamaid, and An The Mancheater Klwanla club will Mr. and Mrs. MUIard F. Hutchin Elmer Dewey, 8, son o f Mra. Levi DANCE VOL. U V .. NO. 148. (ClasalSed Afivartislas ea rage Ifi.) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PKiCB THREE CENTS meet Monday, noon at the Manches bold the annual election o f offtcera Veraaa Orange Hall toinette BenevenU aa beat man. tomorrow afternoon at the Trade son of Bigelow atreet will celebrate T. Dewey, of BucklahdN street, ABOUT TOWN ter Country club. The speaker wlB caught bis band in the hopper of a Mra. Herbert Alley baa called a Varaon Center Oamea were played and a dainty school. The officers of the past year their golden wedding anniversary Saturday Night, March 38 1 - lunch waa aerved by the boateea. be N. Searles Ugbt, who cornea on are to be complimented on the Saturday, March 30, and will be at aildge cutter late 3reoterday after meeting of the committee from Me Invitation of Rev. Enmer T. Tbienea. noon in a shed near his borne and Aomiaslon 35c, ; IL cauk TmtUI of U2 ChMtnut Miaa Wippert who ia to be married splendid work and unselfish co-oper- home to their friends between the morial Temple Sisters for this eve The attendance prize will be fur amputation of the first Joint of the ning at her home on W a sh in g ^ Where Wind Scooped Six Feet Deep atroit, ia a guaat at tb« Barbiaon nest month to- Arthur Satryb of atlon they have given the band. No hours of 8 and 5 o'clock In the after Ptaaa boUl in New York aty for a nished by Secretary C. P. Thayer member ia excused from the Impor middle finger o f his right hand was atreet Plana win be made for the Rockville received many beautiful noon at the parlors of the Center performed at the Manchester Me HOOVER LASHES OUT Xvw day*. gtfta. of the Y. M. C. A. tant teaslon tomorrow. district convention here in April and Congregational church. morial hospital. the grand chiefs’ visit Jtead The Herald Advs. DUCE CALLS TO COLORS Mlaa Barbara Hyde, dau(hter of Tonight at 8 o’clock the South Mr. and Mre. John H. Hyde, of Rua> Dramatie club will present the aell atreet, waa choaen aa a VlUaye AT RECOVERY MOVES three-act comedy, “F la for Family,’ Junior at Wellealey OoUeae. Out* under the direction of Mra. T. B. atandlny membera of the Sopho Kehler. All groupa of the Wealeyan ^ 1 ^ # Appliqued MIUTARY CLASS OF ’ll more claas are aelected to act aa ad- Guild are aupportlng the production ^ n i P ! And Lace ’« Tiaora to each freahman houae. aa- and a capacity crowd ia expected In Fonner Presideiit Declares alatlny them in the problem of ad< • Trimmed Juatlny themaelvea to college rou the parish hall. The Trade acbool T h « J .W H A L C CO. H oover orcbeatra will fumlah mualc. Italy Makes Sodden Mobili tine. We Give Out G^en Stamps. Nation Is Bem g'^Para- Charter o f Philippines Rev. and Mra. ll. F. Oreen of 47 Mlaa lilllan Grant of Cambridge Highlights zation Move as France Spruce atreet were pleaaantly aur- atreet gave a program of readinga lyzed by Mistakes Made prlaed at their home Saturday eve- and character aketchea thla after Approved By President tfng by frlenda and membera of the noon for the Southweat Community SILK SLIPS by tbe GovemnienL Sacramento, Cal., March 38. — Warns That Gennany Will church, who called to felicitate them circle. In D. B. S. hall, Hartford. Everyone’s Agog Oyer Our New (A P )—Some of the hlghUghts of on their fourteenth wedding anni- Mrs. George Luscomb played several tbe message from former president veraary. Readings, hymn alngtng musical numbers and Mrs. T. W. Washington, March 23.— (AP) —.^Islands' first Wee President; CHaro Next Demand Territorial Herbert Hoover to the. California and a buffet lunch rounded out the Robertson waa hostess for the after Dame Fashion Gives Sacramento, CoDf., March 28.— Surroimded by * Philippine and M. Recto, president of toe conven' evening. Rev. and Mra. Green re noon. 1(AP)—Former President Herbert Republican Assembly here today fol- American officials long concerned In tIon that fathered toe constitution, lows: toe Philippines’ fight (or Independ Demands; French Troops ceived a beautiful ailver coffee um. These A Big Hand! $ 1 .9 8 ioover told California ^publicans and other members of toe group The theories of this Administra ence, President Roo8e\4clt approved that delivered toe document to the The Mancheater Green Communi today the 'recovery theories of this tion do not work. They are no today toe recently-drafted Insular President last Monday. Sent to Rhine Frontier. All membera of the High School ty club will give another bridge and SPRING SUITS Administration do not work and longer a propagandized mlllenlum; constitution. Governor Murphy was expected to League of South church who are aetback In the aeriea tonight at 8 HAND SEWN •v;' -Y;- the country must decide between a they are self exposed. By this action, the United States summon the Island Legislature Im planning to attend the meeting of o'clock in the Green school assembly the Connecticut Volunteers at Mid government based on American We stand on the threshold of a completed the last American Ntep mediately to arrange a plebiscite bn hall. Door prizes In merchandise will — iBveljr sppUqned tailored models. principles o f liberty and one o f regi By ASSOCIATED PRESS dletown tomorrow afternoon ire be awarded and the playing awards great forward economic movement, necessary for the establishment of acceptance of toe constitution. After Fabric Gloves mentation and bureaucratic domina If only tbe paralyzing effects of t-M, commonwealth or home-rule govern popular approval election of the new Italy today called the military requeated' to be at the church not will be in cosh as usual. Refresh — Lace trimmed Blips in 1935 ways. tion.” later than 12:45 o’cl6ck. Tranapor- ments and a social hour will follow ' # mistaken governmental policies and ment In Manila on November 15. government officials Is scheduled. class of 1911, including 220,000 men, tatlon will be provided. “We stand oo the threshold of a activities may be removed. Ten years hence, under commit Meanwhile, Murphy, who is ex the games. You'D find that these sUps will give extra great forward, economic move to the colors and France officlaUy This lone "button” rearing out o f the flatlands of southwest Kansas is the one answer to "Where do the ments of toe Act passed Just a year pected to become the first American t o $ 2 0 - ' good, long wear. Fashioned of pure silk ment," tbe former President said in The present conception of a Na confirmed movement of troops to » 1 . 0 0 tional econoriiy baaed upon scarcity dust storms come from ?" Farmers east of Liberal, digging free after the most recent calamity, recall ago by Congress, the Philippine Re high commissioner to Manila to Jack Crawford and a number of crepe; full bias-cut to fit to a T. The seam- one of bis. rare statements since toe Rhine frontier while three-pow Oasslc 8-button aUp-ona with proof seams wlU not pull-out or rip. Every mtut in all common sense be re- that three years ago all adjacent .and was level with the top of this moi.nd, which remains only because public Is to be established, but to repre.sent toe President In watching hia girl pupils who have formed an leaving offiee, "if only the paralys er conversations got under way in orchestra' at the north end of the hand sewn details that make these slip has a shadow-hem for spring and sum ing effects of mistaken govern versed to an economy based upon roots of bushes hold It fast. Eroded by every passing breeze, the level has sunk six feet In those three day’s formality was accompanied by over tbe progress of toe new gov gloves look double the price! t)ou- years. S a t i w t f a j r town, will play at the entertainment — SWAGGERS WITH A NEW 1935 LOOK mer wear. White and teorose. Sizes 84 to 44. mental policies and activities may production. some Indication that this final sepa ernment, was busy with Cabinet de Paris to talk over Hitler’s rearma ble-woven fabric sllp-ona that are to be given tonight at the North be removed.’’ Tbe Republican party has the ration from the United States might partments here attempting to iron ment. smart with tweeds. New canary —SMART MANNISH TWO-PIECE TAILORS be postponed. out future economic relations once Methodist church by the Epwortb Silk BUps—Main Floor, rear. Mr. Hoover’s statements were greatest responsibility that has come Rome—Premier Mussolini in his N igh t !\ yellow: also black and beige. made in a letter to SherriU Halbeit, to it since tbe days of Abrahain Praising the constitution, the the present free trade with the League. Two plays. ’’Patsy" and Washable, of course! — SUITS WITH MATCHING TOPCOATS sudden mobilization move brought "Henry’s Mail Order Wife,” will be president o f the California Repub Lincoln. That responsibility is to ACnON POSTPONED President certified its acceptability islands disappears under Independ Italy’s army strength to about 675,- sure to delight young apd old. Main Floor, right. lican assembly meeting here. Hal raise the standard in defense of WILL GOV. CROSS SIGN to Governor General Frank Murphy, ence. 000 plus more than 400,000 Faaclat — MANNISH SUITS WITH TWO SKIRTS Slim, Young Modems bert had requested Mr. Hoovfer, titu fundamental American principles. and then congratulated Manuel L. Fearful tbe new government will mlUUamen. claiming at toe same Group H of Center church women lar head of tbe party to prepare a The country Is In need of a re Quezpn, President of the Philippine fall If full American tariffs are sud time In a Fascist anniversary Suita fit Into the picture for spring like nothing else. You’D Are Falling For___ message for the meeting. juvenated and vigorous Republican IN c o ir s DISPUTE Senate and considered the probable denly erected against Philippine speech that ”our desire for peace row morning at 10 o’clock In the J. aee Uicra everyiA'hcre on tbe smartest women. These are exceptional “Tbe Administration’s theories organisaUon. That rebirth of the RACING BILL? IS QUERY first President of the (Common products, Murphy and QUexon are X x.x is based upon some milllona of W. Hale Company's store. , values, for every wanted style Is here, In quality fabrics, with the are no longer a propagandized mll- Republican party transcends any wealth. anxious to arrange preferential re bayonets.” little touches of chic that make them important. Sizes for women lenJum; they are seU-exposed," the personal Interest or the selfish Inter Others present were Secretary ciprocal relations that will safeguard Paris—Foreign Minister P le m and misses. former President said. “Tlie pres est of any group. Dern, Manuel Roxas, who has been the present heavy Interchange of lime ent conception of a national econo Washmgton Seems in No Laval warned British and Italian “PATS Much Speimlation Throagh- mentioned aa possible choice for the goods. statesmen that Germany may fol my basefi upon scarcity must in all Effective reform of abuses In REICH WANTS WAR, ■At HALK’S SuttS:—Main Floor, rear. ^ A SENSATION business and finance must be under low up her rearmaments by new common tense be reversed to an Hurry to Take Away the territorial demands. Meanwhile an DwJ^imALECo “Two-Way Stretch" economy baaed upon production, or taken through regulation and not oot State; Chances Seem i j a n c e ‘ 'MANCHFSTFPjTJTNN.v workman, farmer and buainess man through bureaucratic dictation or HISTORIAN AVERS official announcement said rein Marvel alike are defeated." government operation. Company’s Blue Eagle. forcements along the Rhine frontier Party Most Be Rebora to Be That BiD WiU Be moved over from the Italian border, n>e American people have direct SUPPORTERS OF BONUS may eventually total 30,000 men. Ha caUed for an energetic rebirth ly before them the issue of main o f tbe RepubUcan Party, adding It taining and perfecting our system of Berlin—The German government come Law, Despite Kicks. Washington, March 23.— (AP) No Admlaalon. You Simply Must Have A has the greatest responsibility since orderly individual liberty under con- Dr. Charles A . Beard Be* expects favorable results . from a No Cover Charge. $3.50 the days of Abraham Lincoln “to stitutionaUy conducted government, Reversing the common speedy pnt- PREPARE NEXT MOVES frank discussion o f toe pending Im raise tbe standard in defense of or of rejecting it in favor of the Uve procedure, toe NRA compliance portant Ehiropean questions, and as lieves That Present Ten sured Sir John Simon of a cordial II is about the moat comfortable girdle fundamental American principles.” newly created system of regimenta (Special to The Herald) division appears in no hurry to fol Just Unpacked! Referring to the “paralysing ef welcome. you young modems can wear—gives the tion and bureaucratic domination. Hartford, March 23.—Whether low up the finding of toe National Dance to Mne Orchestral necessary support without the look and facts of mistaken go'vernmental pol Governor Wilbur L. Cross will sign sion Greater Than in 1 9 1 4 Private Polls Indicate Sen StlfUng uncertainties of currency Labor Relations Board against the FISHISCONViaED Music. DAINTY feel of corset^. Fashioned of "two-way icies,” Mr. Hoover outDned the manipulation must be removed. “concrete results of these poUcies, tbe so-called rack track bill, and Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Company. CONFERENCE OPENS 4^.- stretch" Laatex with double-knit back to sa3ring; "The ifiost solemn govern' The objective of American life legalize betting on-horse racing In Although Washington officials are ate Will Favor BiD by Paris, March 23.— (A P )—Foreign Delicious Food. SPORTS COAT give you a slim, rear profile. Washes like must be to upbuild and protect the Pittsburgh, March 23— (AP) — ment obligations have been repudi Connecticut is toe all important watching strike developments with ON MURDJR CHARGE Linen a handkerchief. Sizes 35 to 80. faunlly and the home. Mlniater Pierre Laval warned Bri World Famous ated. question In and about the State Dr. Ctoarles A. Beard, chronicler of Interest toere Is no indication of smy tain and Italy today that Relcbs- Corsets—^Main Floor, rear. ’*The Nation It faced with the A score of economic and social COpitol, if not throughout the state. American history, looked upon the Immediate action towards settle Narrow Margin But Presi fuehrer Adolf Hitler may follow up BEER and WINES It WiU be the all-absorbing thought greatest debt ever known to our questions must be solved but their inte^^oq^ situation today and ment through the covernment medi- hla rearmament ot Germany -wlto- ... t'jt Handkerchiefs country. solutloa-wUl aet found -in vioht* .over the-week-end, and unleoe sign* atlmrugeneles. Moreover, the ebm- Fm nd GoDty b IIm First De Y E OLD N EW fail, and unless Governor Cross hies voiced his belief that tbe will to dential Veto Is Expected. territoriai demands, as th e" three .75 "The currency has been rendered tion of the foundations of human pafly has been granted an extension power conversations opened at the We’ve The Smartest uncertain. liberty. away from Connecticut it is not like war is afloat once more In Germany. of five days from last Thursday to ENGLAND HOUSE ly Saturday and Sunday will be .a The 61-year-old author of "The gree for Shying L'ttle foreign office. "The government has been cen- act before the compUonce division i . Bolton—on the Main Road to $ 2 9 traDsed under an eninmouB Inireau- period of rest for tbe chief executive Rise and Fall of American Civiliza acts. Washington. March 23.— (A P )— Laval sought to pull together the eracy in Waablngtoa x x x amall of the state. tion” said he sees Europe, "where In one source It waa reported Jubilant supporters of toe bonus, Grace Bodd. three power front from which Eng Dainty white w-iapa of quality business men have been disabled Already telegp'ams have started the tension Is greater than 1914,” the division granted the extension flushed with a sweeping House vic land appeared to be shying, by linen, some with popular ahndow- S i l k B l o u s e s and crushed, a a ss conflicts have MAJ. SNOW RESIGNS pouring into toe exccuMve cham not far from armed conflict. to allow the company to enjoin the sounding the warning to (tap^ An henm; others with dainty i ’olnt been created and embittered. bers urging toe governor, to veto As for the United States — Dr. government from ordering its Blue tory made their plans today to move thony Eden, British Lord Privy a Jour hand-drawn work. Hale's BALMACAANS TWEEDS Uving Costa Higher the bill. These are followed by Beard said that although "President Eagle removed. on tbe Senate. White Plains, N. Y., March 23.— Seal, and Fulvlo Suvich, Italy’s un Now Is T h e Tim e la delighted to offer thc.se good- “The cost of living Is steadUy ad culls from those who opposed the Roosevelt will want to keep out of Labor Board’s Finding Despite the Roosevelt administra (A P )—Albert H. Fish, who escaped dersecretary for foreign affairs. looking hatulkerchiofs for your REEFERS vancing. AFTER PLANE TEST bill In toe General Assembly but It,” the reaction of Americans The Labor Relations Board handed tion’s opposition they expressed The three power repreaentattves To Dave Mothers! CHECKS every confidence they would win detection for more than six years own use and for gift giving for “Mors people are dependent upon who were - unable to stem the tide. 'when tljey get a smell of the war down a finding charging the com discussed the .groundwork of policies only a quarter! again and place upon an unwilling after toe “rituaT’ killing of little Your Windows Our annual spriiiR' For Only $ 3 _ .9 8 the government for relief than ever Undoubtedly from many pulpits in profits” cannot be predicted. pany with violation of the contro that may divide Europe into the old SWAGGERS WOOLENS before. toe state tomorrow wdll go forth Opinion UIvt'led versial Section 7-A of toe National President’s desk a bill calIing~for Grace Budd, was headed toward toe immediate payment of $2;0()0,OM,000 system of two armed camps, or Cleaned Kiddie.s' Handkerchiefs, “Recovery is stiD delayed.’’ Dispnte FoOows Trial of New roaring admonitions on the evils of “There Isn’t any doubt of the will Industrial Recovery Act In Febru electric chair today as the result of gather ail nations into mutual de photo event! Mr. Hoover asserted: to World War veterans. White with cunning applique BPXTED-BACKS gambling. And then will come to war In the Relchswchr and ary. That section provides that em hla conviction for murder. fense against an aggressor, aa the NOVELTIES Don't try to get by with one or two "The American people have di among the storm troopers. "There is Private polls indicated they would PHONE 7614 trlma. Monday, and unless the 1935 version ployers shall not interfere with toe result of toe Reich’s decision to re blouses for your suit . . It can't be done. rectly before them the issue of Radio - Compass Derice of the calendar 1s in error, the day a conflict In Germany between the succeeed and that tbe Senate by The sentence to death, made man right of employes to bargain col datory by toe Jury’s finding last arm. Manchester Your lOc to 15c You’D want trim tailored linens and silk maintaining and perfecting our sys following Is Tuesday when the gov Junkers who want to officer the lectively through representatives of a narrow margin also would vote You 11 need a tailored sports coat thl-i spring, for there is nothing tem of orderly individual liberty un' ernor will undoubtedly receive t'-.e Army with gentlemen only and the the bonus. Whether It would choose night of guilt in toe first degree, will France and Britain admittedly Main Floor, front. \ stripes for shopping and knock-about. Made by U. S. their own choosing. be imposed Monday. Window Cleaning that gives longer wear than a coat of this type. You'll find our der constitutionally conducted gov bill all In readiness for his signa 'trench hogs’, as the late Captain The board extended toe time for the Patman new currency bill re differ on tactics, but Laval, in pri selection this season Includes the favored types in a wide assortment When you wont to be a bit dressed up for ernment, or of rejecting it in favor ture. Another period of “careful Rochm called the veterans o f the mained to be determined. What Defense witnesses, seeking Fish’s vate talks with Eden and Suvich compliance to March 14 before acquittal because of insanity, told Co. child’s of materials. Every coat ia expertly tailored and full lined. Sizes bridges and teas, we've i» ft crepes and of the newly created system of regi consideration.” And then—? last war. (Roehm, an early aide of referring the matter to the compli would happen after a Presidential tried to smooth cut the dlfficultlM for mia.Lexington, killed her and photograph At HAXj£'S Coats—Main Floor, i car. BUk Blouses—Second Floor. cessful tests with a radio-compass pending "negotiations,” but nothing cut up her body because of what he The diplomats, assembled to dis the pawns of dependents of a cen- effort to override his. veto? Will Relchsw-ehr. ■ They would rather could be learned regarding toe uphold a veto. cuss policies prior to the visit of traUzed and potentially self-perpet plane came to a cDmax today in an believed was a “direct command” he sign It, or, following a course have their officers gentlemen and nature of the negotiations. May Take .Six Weeks. British Foreign Secretary Sir John uating government x x x aftermath of controversy. from God to "sacrifice a virgin." which mlgnt satisfy both sides, will lose the war, than have a popular Suspension of toe company's Blue Roosevelt leaders In the Senate Simon to Hitler in Berlin, talked FOOD SALE Ameriea’s Outlook army and win It.” State’s Cootention. Abrupt conclusion of the tests he merely withhold his signature Eagle, toe usual punishment meted do not look for a direct and conclu over the problems even during lunch SATURDAY. MAR. **, |0 A. M. It’s None Too Early To Buy Your "Before us Is the sink into which and permit It to become a law after Dr. Beard expressed toe hope sive 'test on the issue for at least Fish practiced eighteen forms of HALE’S STORE BASEMENT first one great nation after another was announced late last night close out . by the compUance dlvtsloni in an adjoining room at the foreign 5 9 o the expiration of the required time ? there would be no profits from an would place the government Itself in ■lx weeks. sexual perversion, they said, and Oronp B, Center Church Women abroad ia faUing. America must on tbe heels of the unexpected res Already there is much speculation other war and expressed delight told of attacking 100 oblldran in his office. look today as in the past to the cre ignation froqi-tbe Department of an embarrassing position. The Laval was eager through Eden to Workers. [Children’s Spring Apparel on toe probable outcome, so a little that tbe Johnson Act would forbid Colt’s Company is one of the most (UoDtlnaed on Page Pwe) travels through many atatsa. The • For children up to 14 years BRIMS Play A n ative impulses o f free men and Commerce staff of Major Chester more might not be amiss. loans to warring nations. state Insisted that the 65-year-oId stiffen toe attitude of Sir John women x x x for expansion of enter important sources of weapons, par- a finely flnlahcd photograph Snow, who had been In charge of The. Betting Odds -tlcularly pistols and machine guns house painter was legally sane— toward Hitler. 6x7 Inches, and mounted in prise for economic recovery, for Now that betting Is legal (or al could tell right from wrong. The young Lord Privy Seal, how restoration o f normal Jobs, for in the series of fllghU over the Pacific. TREASURY BALANCE for toe Army, Navy and (Toast CHICKEN CHOW MEIN SALE a 7xU-lnch folder. Important Part In most so) speculation along the line Guard, and holds patents on much Justice Frederick P. Close told ever, sought to moderate the French Ainploea of Uorcna Society creased standards of living, for re The radio-compass Is designed to of gambling might be In order. NOTED TEST PILOT toe Jurors BHsh was “not to be ex Boys’ Natty form of abuse of governmental or Washington, March 23— (AP) — of tbe standard service equipment. refusal to talk with Germany, ovan At Emanuel Lutheran (linrch •Two proofs will be shown. make ocean flying "foo! proof.” Therefore a guess of 1 to 3 that cused” on tbe ground that he had through a four power conference, No appointments, necensaiy. economic powers, and for advance The position of the Treasury on Wedneaday, March 27, Major Snow declined to explain the bill will become a law, and 1 HAS SLEEPING SICKNESS degenerated to the point where he until after toe League o f Nations After 4 P. M. from outworn modes of thought. against 5 that the governor will March 21 was; PLUNGES TO DEATH had no will, power to resist criminal •G et your ticket at the Spring Millinery his resignation, but associates indi Council passes on the French protest 75o quart. 40o pint. . “The-freedom of men to think, to cated he surrendered his post be sign, might not be far from what Receipts, $95,122,303.29; expendi Impulses. Baby Shop. Children’s SPRING a t o n u it s act, to achieve, is being hampered. tures. $55,$41,280.13, balance, |2,- Norwalk, March 23.— (A P )—Mrs. of German violation of toe Versailles Ordera Moat Be In By Monday. E S cause of a controversy with Secre wi'i happen. As to a veto, about 5 Fish confessed toe killing and led Treaty. The American people have a right to 1 that the bill wdll not meet 314,145,055.76 customs receipts for Gladys Gifford Lung, 88, wife of a officers to the girl's crude grave Can 4S77. Second Flfibr. tary of Commerce Roper over ex JacksonvUle, Fla., golf Instructor, to determine for themselves thla tending the experimental flights to such a fate. In other words, the the month, $21,918,231.31. James H. Collins Makes His after he had been trapped by a France’s PoslUoa fundamental issue and it la solely Hawaii, os the major desired. governor after "due consWeratlon” Receipts for the fiscal year (since who has been In deep slumbei In toe taunting letter written to her pai^ Lava) Is understood to have told Socks, Anklets through the Republican Party that July 1). $2,776,675,886.48: expendi Norwalk hospital since Wednesday, and $ 9 - ^ ^ Pravtoos Plana may see fit to sigh toe bill, but If be ents. In tbe letter he hinted of Eklen that France is unalterably op it can be presented for determina does not, will permit It to become tures, $4,954,809,114.92 (including was reported aa slightly Improved posed to any discussion on toe return The plane’s crew previously had Last Power Dive— Drops cannibalism and psychiatrists testi tion at the ballot box. To accom law anyway. There la little chance $2,547,259,871.41 of emergency ex today by Dr. W. D. Hoffecker of fied he told them of IL of Memel or any other territory, to pDsh this the country is in need of made known It planned to fly to for a veto, but If such a thing sbould penditures) ; excess of expenditures, New Canaan. Dr. Hoffeefler said the toe Reich, a question toe French ex Spring Special on Shoe Repairing a rejuvenated and vigorous Repub HawaU, but Secretaiy Roper direct happen toere still appears to be $2,178,133,228.44. (Sold assets, $8,- case has been diagnosed as escepba- Oyer a MDe. pected Hitler to raise In Berlin with B ^ 8 , . all Paris is wearing them! We’ve sailor type brims ed that the tests should be confined lican organization. sufficient strength left in toe House 554,852,368.25. lltis or sleeping sickness. toe British foreign secretary. A fine assortment o f anklets in ♦V drooping brims . , large brims. Other brirnTroll off “That rebirth of tbe RepubUcan to flights of not more than 900 to...... bold stripes and fancy tops. Also the fate In nattering ways. A flattering assortment of straws In to carry the measure through agaip. As the conversations proceeded Party transcends any personal In 1,000 miles out to sea and return. with a certainty In the Senate. OLD AGE PENSION good-looking half-socks. Good- a season when there Is a style for all types! Come look our selec- EJvery Uttle boy yearns for an Eaton terest or the selfish Interest of any He held that flights over such dis Farmingdale, N. Y., March 23.— France moved to transfer to tbe tiotts over tomorrow! suit! These are amply cut and taUored A strange feature In connection wearing socks that will stand haid up.” tances would adequately test the (A P )—James H. Collins, noted test Rhine area half of tbe garrisons now wear. A wide assortment of col o f Harris-type tweeds in tan and gray plane’s radio compass which en with toe racing bill Is that very few pilot of military airplanes, has made stationed on the ItallM frontier. ors. \ A t HALE'S Millinery—Main Floor, center. tones; also tan check. Full cut Eaton of the proponents, and far less of Official Canada Worries OUTLOOK BRIGHTER IJla senuttonal offer la the face of Rising Prlotw, will alve vou REAC?nON AT CAFITAl- abled It to foUow ordinary wireless his last "power dive.” A common front eras sought by all type coat with sporty bl-swing back. Woshington, March 28.— (A PI— pulsations to thsir point of origin. those opposed to the bill, have ever Screaming earthward at more of toe diplomats but France already a chance to aave money! «T,en opporti.lty^,;:il;‘'w: 5-8th Socks, Matching lined pants. 5 to 8 years. seen a pari mutuel betting machine in! Herbert Hoover’s miUtant message Major Snow announced bis reaig- that. 400 miles aii hour, he straight Is committed on the negotlatloa of Fine mercerized socks Ui' new to Califoroia Republicans aroused in operation. Legislators of several Over Its Religious Nudists ened out a new Grumman fighting a pact with Russia, for which Laval spring weaves and colors. nation upon the completion of toe terms’ experience and who. admit ONLY FIRST GRADE MATERIAL USED! conflicting conjecture today os to last of toe test flights—a hop which ship with a snap which he knew With Salaries Eliiiiiiiated It will go to Moscow. hr.vlng had strong Puritanical lean from experience would leave him 39c O ur Biggest Dollar Hosiery Value! whether he la contemplating a poUt' took toe big dual-motored mono ings, particularly Senator Hunger England Is understood to prefer leal comeback attempt plane 850 miles to sea for m contact Winnipeg, March 23,— (A P )—Of-<^ders, who gave toe government un- momentarily unconscious. He had toe postponement of any Rusrtan Ira’S SHOE SHINE & SHOE REPAHt ford who led the fight for toe bill told friends It would be his last Main Floor, right. Coinciding as it does with mul with the liner Mariposa and return. in toe Senate, had their views ficial (Tanada was experiencing un tli March 21 to release their chief pact ne^tlatlons until the question tain, pursuing their normal actl'vl- dive before taking up the quiet life SHOP tlplying signs o f G. O. P. organixa' Soon thereafter James L. Kinney changed after 'visiUng toe race easy momenta today over the pros Is settled whether Simon c8n Induce tion activity over tbe country, tbe ties. of an aviation writer. 887 Mala Street of toe Department of Commerce tracks where gambling has been le pect o f dealing anew with Doukbo- Pass the Measore Hitler to return to the League of Gordon’s ‘C r y s t a l c l e a r ’ move struck some at the Capital announced that no more toot flights Monday’s ultimatum to the ' gov The engine and propellor tore Nations and reduce Reich arma galized. It was a great week at bor nudity. m as evidencing a determination to be with toe compass plane would be ernment reopened an episode con loose from toe plane. The craft ments to a figure that might be ap Little Girls’ toe State Capitol and for the mo The cause of apprehension center sidered clo s^ two years ago when spun more than a mile and a half Salted party leader in fact as weU -as in made and that toe ship would be ment has overshadowed everything proved in later arms limitations ed here In a Jail cell, where Peter 275 men and women at Grand Forks to the ground, canying Collins to Hartford, March 23.— (A P )—^The name. turned back to the commercial line else, even birth control and vaccina conventions. Others were not ao sure, adopting from which it waa leased. Verigin, imprisoned Patriarch of and Thurms were arrested for par his death. k'gislatlve horizon looked rosy to tion. And If this particular bUI had Canada’s Doukhobor (Tolonlsta, waa ticipating in nude rites of toe order. Army Trained day for some form o f old age pen Mixed Nuts SILK HOSE a "wait and see" attitude as they failed of favorable report by toe indicated reluctance to be q u oM serving ont .a two months sentence Tension increased after toe leader’s (Tollins, 33, was an army-trained sion for Onnectlcut, but toere were Get ready for Spring Housecleaning Silk Frocks Judiciary committee, another bill of on an assault charge. Cicr^ He had been a classmate of thunderbeads awaiting any attempt KILLED BY ‘TRUCK Tbe sheerest of chiffon, as clear as a crystal ' on tbe poUtical potentialities. REV. L. A. NANBURA DIES arrest five months ago on an assult Uke import was before toe commit- The Doukbobora, who look upon charge and his subsequent sentence (Tol. Charles A. Lindbergh at Brooks to ratify the proposed Federal child wa d w - « 2 f local upholsterer pool . . not a ring or shadow to mar Its While Democrats scoffed, such Re jlee on agriculture disguised as 49« lb- beauty. publican regulara aa Repreaentative clothing unfavorably from a reli to two months’ imprisonment. and Kelly Fields, Texas. labor amendment New Haven, March 28.— (AP) 2 - and Reophol.toriag. Aa we have Middletown, March 38— (A P) horse brewing venture, which would gious viewpoint, have in the past The glow on toe pension problem Fresh, crunchy salted mixed Snell of New York and Senator Many Doukhobors believe clothes The test shortly before dusk yes James A. Hanrahan, 30, of New Ha>i ' The Rev. Leon A. Mansurs, -who have come out any way. A little used nudity as a weapon of public are a sin and nudity toe sign of terday was tbe tenth and last dive was furnished by John J. E|^, sec ven waa injured this morning fa ta lly '< ■VERY JOB IB CHWULw Jt c e d !*'*^®** REASONABLE. nuts. Another big shipment witoto ♦*•**“«*• ‘-thread construction; heel Hastings, RepubUcan of Delaware, waa in charge o f three small Elpls- later toere will be bills relating to protest and Verigin's imprisonment simple (Thristlan life. Nude parades demanded of toe "mystery plane' retary of the Oinnectieut Federa by a truck. Jamea Dotato, 33, I for this week-end! « ^ ‘ er wear, silk plaited on fine mercerized $1.98 agreed with Mr. Hoovei‘ on the New copal misaion parithea, died today dog racing and lotteries, but only a has roused his followers to threat by Navy Inspectors. tion of Labor, who expressed cemfl- Revere, Maai., was arrested as A host of new iS a l. were held to protest compulsory ed' in Middlesex hospital of pneumonia. few are hoping for favorable action en new demonstrations. ucation and ^ym ent of school taX' Lt.-Comdr. Andrew Crinklev, dence late yesterday that a measure driver of toe vehicle on a charge ef/i Chocolates, lb. vprlDK ahadea In the lighter tones smarter this season. A Progressive, who ia a leader in Mr. Mansurs, who wo.'. 83 years on these. Connecticut Legislatures J . S A L A Just too sweet for words! Cun his branch of Congress held: Three hundred Doukhobors march es, and wholesale imprisonment at Navy apokesman, said Collins was covering thla situation and accept- reckless driving. His cose araa Dark chocolatss. ning little models in pAstcls and of age, had been UI a week. He re cen only stand one bit of revolution t street Telepbone 8806 Assorted centers. 29c In a heavy O-thread. 43-gauge, never “I have no comment to make on ed on Nelson, B. C., demanding toe Piers island resulted. killed outright, but two civilians ablt- to all concerned would be draft Unued until April 1 and bonds before sold for $1.00. Heel within heel. girlish prints with smocking and sided in Middle Haddam and for aix ary legislation each session, and Patriarch’s release under threat of Prom his cell, Verigin described who were among toe first to reach ed soon. at $1,000. anything that gentleman might aay. jroara had been in charge o f Christ F-M . week days. Front Entrance. embroidery trims. Washable. Sizes hersa racing has provided this. breaking "established relations.’’ "protests” agslnst bis Imprisonment the wreckage, said toe fliei asked Egan speqt an intensive few hours Coroner John J, Corrigan . Flraai 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Satardaya 1 to 6 years. Although aenators who saw him church in Middle Haddam, St. Old Age Pensions $1.00 recently were inclined to scout sug Colony leaders, however, were re as “toe work of personal enemleo— them to pull him out and then aatd: at the capitol yesterday conferring moned witnesses for ah ' John’s church in East Yiampton and Since toe depression, lawyers have ported to be in disagreement with “Never mind wiping my face. Pm At HALE'S Hosiery—Main Floor, right Baby Shop—Main Floor, rear. gestions that tbe former President of prevaricatora.” The Patriarch, with legislative leaders and at toe morning. Police, quoted ( o n o f ^ . St. Jamea church in Ponsett. been wondering where business, lu Verigin, who denounced the parade who has been approved fay a ma done.” close of these sesolons, he said: looks ahead to the 1988 convention, Mr. Maaaura. graduate of Berke saying toe aoeideni crative bustneaa, might be picked up Monday. jority of toe cult numbering: 15,000, Only a few days ago he brought ”1 have every reiuMn u> believe Hanrahan and a ' ley Divinity School leavto a widow The Pacific! coast community ap has not yet made clear how he plans his wife and .small son from Okla (Usnttnnafi on rnga Twa) and three children. (UMUaned on Page Two) to eross Uta UgflinU^ peared calm today, with toe para- to deal with toe "black sheep." i homa Cfity t^Uve in Garden City. (t I aa Faga l«ra) h i TWO MANCWifiSrER EViNlNG HERALD, MAMCHES’fER, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 28,1988, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^ATURDAY, MARCH 28, IW8*
Mrs. Howard Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. dcllcloux refreabffisats, Mrs. Itfdtk Evalyn Ciutar, aolM; Mil rear aprliictiic and pannaaoBt lubri- > Weekly SniuUy School Leeem • Walden Jebnson'a ‘Earmona” by Al oation o f tha oprlagB. WATKDiS ALTERATIONS bert Jamas, dramatio reader. An Walter Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigren, chairman, Mtea Lillian flii- Potts, raxdiiifa. Tha i Local homa ^Uaaea dealtrs THEATER CONTINUES ABOUT TOWN SCHREIBER'S VIEWS SILVERSTEIN CASE open service at the little white Charles Melsterling. negan, M lit Anna Senkbeil, Mrs. the evening was apent in ganisii i GltEAT ADVANCES MADE who aro aahiUUag at tha Manchea- church in the north end, for every Saturday—Choir rehearsal. Mary Hickoy, Mrs. Helen Curran, dancing. ter Automobila and Home Appli* The Schubert Singers of Hartford FOR SPRING OPENING Peter Describes the Christian Life one. (Joiping events: C%rlstlan En Mre. Ethel Quiah and Mrs. Emma lira. Charles W arrai and Mra.':,!:^ anca Show at the State Armory ITS DISHES POLICY will present a short sacred concert NOT HELD BY BOARD Tha Week deavor play, “ Auntie Up", a three Doyle. Lottie Betarend will conduct n'- ‘ March 27-30 Inclusive are: Kempa, at the evening service o f the Eman HEARING APRIL 6 A t Vamon: act comedy, on April 12th. 'the County meeting will ba hell bridge in d setback party at tha ' IN AUTOMOBILE DESIGN at Paiisado Lodge, Windsor, Sun West Side Rec building on Tuesday lac., Manchester Electric Company, uel Lutheran church tomorrow at Windows Being Changed to Tusoday at 3 p. m.—The Ladles' Women’s League May dinner on evening, April 2 for the benefit ot ManehMter Oas Company, Ernest 7 o'clock. The Schuharts were or Text: I PeWr 8:8-18 Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Wednesday, May 1st. day, March 24th at 3 o’clock. At EUminato Glare from the this time past president badges-wdU the depiutment and local auxiliary. width and ov»-a ll proportions. H. Benson, Campbell's Service Sta- ganised by O. Albert Pearson, who Is Street. H ie latematlonal Uniform Sun Wilson, Tankeroosan Road. All Married Couples' Cflub play early tlon< L T. Wood Company, Oeorgs Wfll Present Women With now director a t the loctd Beethoven Two Others on Relief Com Judge H yje Called Into De day School lisooon for March 34. women of the community Invited. be presented by Past Department There will be cash prizes. Ths Oldsmobole la being shown In May. President Mrs. Frances Krause, to The U. S. W. V. Department din This Yeai^s Auto Show Open . by ths Manchester Motor Sales, Rob- E. Keith, Baratow'a Radio Shop Olee dub, .which tavlted ths Schu What And Where The Spiritual U At Manchester: American Legion Watkins Brothers, FayotU AlUrationx ware atarted yaater- By WM. E. GIIHOY, D. D. Tuesday, 6:00 o'cuock, our Fourth all of the past presidents who have ner Is to be held in New Haven, ' ert Schaller, manager. Piece of Tableware Two berts to sing hare. Tbs public Is in- Saturday evening, April 18 tn th* Clarke. 'vited to attend. mission Deny Statements day mornlag in one of Watkins fense of Bolton Man Editor of Advance By UEURGE HENRY DOLE Quartariy conference will be held in EMANUEL LUTHERAN. At the meeting of the post execu served the District since its organ ing at A e State Armory Chevrolet Brothere' Main street show win the vest^. A free supper will be Knut E. Erickson. Pastor. tive committee held at the home ot ization. Hotel Taft. Dinner will be served I 'Visitors to the 1938 show w in Commander Dexter la st. Monday This past week our Legislative at 7 p. ra. Those wishing tickets Nights as UsoaL The O Clef clut win rehearse at dows tn preparation for spring There are many descriptions 'garved to all those vho have tick have an opportunity to Inspect tba in hterriew. ^ Charged With Arson. International Sunday School L cs-<^ey are life." Spirit and life can ■light, It was announced that Aldo chairman, in response to a request may procure them from Mr. and the Emanuel Lutheran church at 3 Opening which the store will ho;d o f the cairistlan life. Jesus no more be put in a book than can eta, procurable following the morn 'Sunday School and Bible Classes on Wednesday Gives Op ; new cnievrolet models and will see, "Sanctify the ing church service Sunday, or by Poganl waa appointed chairman of from Department, contacted our Mrs. Charles Warren. o’clock tomonow aftanoon in prep- Beat week. The • -indow la being himself (JesCTlbed it as the i 1 Peter, 8:15. electricity. When one reads the at 9:30. ' perhaps for tha first time at cloaa TEXTILE COUNCIL Of the wiu of God. And at the hearts, application to Mr. Ginns. The sup tbe July 4th celebration. This Is one representatives in Congress in re The auxiliary Is saddened to learn aratloa for its ann)u l concert at the cut doWn in depth. pockeU that ax- word rightly and devoutly, he sure Swedish service at 10:46. portunity to See Most range, the new Master Six engine, Although woman who ara collect Last the views of a majority of tanded beyond the glsM on each end Judga Wuiiam fi. Hyde of this Will of God is the will of an all per la for 'fiaembers of the Quarterly of the posts community proJ<^ts and gard to the 'Vinson bill for payment of the illnesa of Chaplain Seth Les , said to be the finest engine that ing Macbeth tableware through at- church Tuesday irtghL when the dub We are born corporeal. During ly gets tnith and life, but truth and Sermon: The Patience of the of the adjusted service certificates. lie Cheney. the Board of Ralief be incorrectly eliminated, and the height of the place has been called Into the easa loving and gracious father, the life are on spiritual planes and are Conference only but the meeting ia looked for by our towns people. Chevrolet has aver built. It is HERE TOMORROW tendaaee Wednesday or Thursday will be assisted by the Connecticut celling lowered. Due to the unusual In the defense of Harry Sllvcrsteln, life that follows God’s command- tha flrst few years we must live following is open to any of the Saviour. On Thursday evening Mrs. Chartler, called the "Blue Flame" engine-and night at the State theater were told Trio of Hartford. construed with regard to the nurs manifested to the mind, which is of It was also voted at this meeting Mrs. Carrington and Mrs. Pitkin Popular Makes of Cars ery stock valuations Chairman Ed- depth of Watkins windows and the who was to have been given a hearr msnta is one that In heart, mind, exclusively In the physical sensories the spirit. Truth is the light of the church members who wish to come. The Emanuel Choir will sing. to donate a sura of money to the : new combustion principles discov tha policy would be dlaoontinued at fact that no background were used, Ing before Justice of the Peace L. soul, and strength Is yielded up Annual reports will be received were the guests of Eddy-Glover far as the nights preeaatatton Is Joseph Carlson o f Brooklyn, N. wnrd Lomeh and Secretary Everett that they may be developed and mind. The material eye aces the The Schubert Singers of Hartford, High school relay team to help to ered and developed by Chevrolet en shoppers have found It difficult to D. Eaton of Bolton thU afternoon, In love to God and in love to from all heads .-f the various organ under the direction of Gordon Unit of New Britain at their Neigh WAPPING on Display. coneomsd thla haa been reversed T., will show motion pieturos taken McKinney today aakad The Herald made efficient; for the five senses print; the eye of the mind sees the defray expenses to the Penn, re bors Night meeting. They report gineers last year have bean further see the merebandiee displayed In but by mutual agreement haa been one's fellow men. isations of the church (In writing). Stearns, organist and choirmaster Improved and carried further this Miss Grace Farrell of Prori- Manager Jack Sanson haa been In by himsdf at tha entartalnmant and to pubUelaa a letter In answer to an set in the body have to be adjusted truth. Jesus said: "I am the light lay's. having enjoyed this fine meeting. th^wlndows during the day time oo continued to April 6. The bond of Paul deflnied the ChrisUan life of the world." Also It Is written This Is a most important meeting. of the Immanuel (Congregational The Pleasant Valley club held a year. formed by the Warner Brothers of- luncheon of the Toung People’s tnUrview with the third member of account of unusual glaring reflec $6,000 haa been continued. In the 13th of First Corinthians understandingly to the natural Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—The Jun The attendance prize wa-: discuss Our National President, Mrs. A. flee in New Haven. Last week the the board, Gustave Schreiber, which world. The same principles apply that He Is the light of the spiritual church tn Hartford, will sing d pro regular meeting at the home ef Tb« year 193B U marked is the Other improvements in the Chev ■odety of tha Swedish Oongraga- tions from the street. With the new When arrested on Monday Mr. tn terms of thlr love related to ior ()uest members are to be the ed by this committee and It is C. Carlson, haa organized a national Mrs. Lena Elmore, Thursday after dence to Be Speaker at executive offices of Warner Broth appeared recently in The Herald. likewise to our spiritual faculties, world. The mind Is In the spiritual gram of sacred music at the Sunday campaign for securing subscriptions automobile Induatry for the note rolet this year to be noted are: tlonal church at 8 o’dock tonight. ■hallow window, panelled on three Silveratein waa not represented by ev e^ virtue, every activity, and special guests of the Booster Club evening Lenten service at 7 o'clock. thought that some- new regulations noon. Mrs. Wellman Burnham was larger Intake and exhaust "noule ers ordered the dishes award policy Mr. Carlson’s films induda aeeaea at The letter written by Mr. Lynch and or the senses set in the soul. It world and by light from Him truth to our Auxiliary National Bulletin. worthy advances made in engineer' aides with wood veneered In Ilgbt an attorney and his case was con every goal. is seen. In thy light we shall see in the vestry of the church. Only The pastor will give the fourth ser regarding thla fund should be dis the assistant hostess. The after- spray" valves, cushion balanced en Meeting. changed tn all Of their theaters la tha Toung People'a Ooofeseoce at Mr. McKinney follows: ivory flnloh. It Is hoped to eliminate tinued so that he might secure Isgal Here in our lesson Peter de- will be interesting and profitable bona fide members of the Junior cussed at the next meeting. Mrs. Carlson feels that through a isr and dealgnlnir the American which the tableware waa being giv clearly to distinguish the natural light. mon tn the aeries on scenes from wider circulation of this official neon was spent sewing. Refrssh- gine mounting, heavier crankshaft, Oomwell and at tha Century of BOARD OF RELDEF the reflections. advice. He was locked up in the flnsa the Oiristlan life In details Quest are Invited. Moving pictures Our Lord's Passion. The subject Several other matters of special n.ents were served. models. At the Manchester Auto new electro-plated gray Iron pistons, en aa premiums. from the spiritual. Let us try to do Seeing that a thing is true is not publication, we .will 'have a better mobile and Home Appliance Show Progreet Exposition in (3Ucago. Maneheetar. Oomeetlent Knofla Brothers are in charge of Tolland County Jail until Tuesday and terms of specific attitudes, will be shown by Captain John Sunday night will be “The Collapse." interest to the members of the post Buddy Nevers, who lives with hla the "atarterator," knee-action wbael When the order was received this. seeing truth. Love thy neighbor ax Informed membership and conse at the state armory starting next Miat Oraee Farrell of Provldenee, Luncheon will be served after the March SSnd, 1935. the construction and It la planned night when George Lessner, ot this tampers, and actions. thyself. This is true; but the truth Barer of the Norwich Salvation Let's have a Sunday morning attend should be ready to act on, so try and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Judson assembly, shockless steering and the Manager Sanaon protested saying to complete the window today so place, who was called In to repre C%risUans in their life to- One says of the commandments: Army, which will be followed by re quently a better ozonized and Wednesday afternoon, all of the R. I., win be the speaker at the that there would be objections on entertalnmeaL Manchaeter Bvaatng Herald is not seen until one loves his ance tomorrow evening. he present at the meetings snd get Nevers, at Pleasant Valley, has been new and improved "Y-K" frame for Maneheetar, Connecticut that It can be used for displays to sent him was able to secure a bond, ather must be like minded— that They arc the truth. He may be freshments. After the refreshments working Auxiliary. It ia particu principal accomplishments in this monthly meeting of the Connecticut ths part of the local patronage. able to repeat them and say tbat neighbor as himself and experiences The O Clef Club, assisted by the In on the good news. ill at hts home with imute bronchi greater strength and body stability. Mias Marlon L Chapman of 54 Gentlemen: night. and hU release. one in their common aims and the members of the Junior Quest larly desired to have the officers neld will be shown in the wonderful TaxUls CoumU of the U. T. W. A., However, tha orders were definite he knows them. One may be able the happy state that this loving (Connectlput Trio of the Hartford The membership as rcpoited at and chairmen of tho Units readers tis. display of new modal cars by six of Other feature! are cable-controlled at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Odd Strickland street hae been given the Mr. GuaUve Schrleber took it Tha investigation into the fire wasl Dopes. They must be compassion- Club will be excused to allow the this meeting Is still iiicreas'ng but Elmer T. Dewey: son of Mr. and all-weather brakes, turret-top steel and Manager Sanson proceeded to made by State Policeman Jamea 'ate, tender hearted, humble minded, to recite them, yet know nothing brings. When one experiences the Booster Club to hold a short busi School of Slustc, and directed by G. of this magazine. Mrs. T. R. Bros- Manchester's most progressive deal Fellows hall. Mies Farrell will ad inform the theater patrons by put Job o f clerk to the J. M. C3cmlashaw upon himself to make several state about the truth In them. Likewise Joy, peace and blessedness that liv there are still mote who have not as Mrs. Levi T. Dewey, met with an bodies by Fisher, no-draft ventila ments to your paper as of March 18, Buckley and Constable Chesterfield and loving as brethren. ness meeting. Albert Pearson, will be heard in nan Of our own Unit has been ap ers. dress the delegates on the activities ting a sticker on the awards this Company, which is making a re-« > of the Bible. One may bum a ing the truth conveys, he flrst their seventh annual concert next yet received their membership card. pointed by Mrs. Finer to take accident Thursday afternoon while tion and completely moisture-proof 1935. The remaining members of McMil l a n s p r o m o t e d Plrie o f Bolton. State Policeman There can be no real Christian life Thursday, 7:00 p. m.—The Senior rhelllng corn. He caught his finger The names of the cars In which of ths Textile Work Assignment week. valuation of property in town. Miia Bible, but the truth in It can no knows what truth la. One may Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the The banquet committee will make charge ot the campaign in Connec these late Improvements are em and sound-proof Insulation. Board at Waahington. Clhapman succeeds Major John Q. the Board did not authoriee Mr. Buckley has gathered all the notes or Christian community apart from choir rehearsal. In the wheels of the corn sheller and The Riley Chevrolet Company will Immediately there were protests on the Investigation of the fire and that attitude. Nor is this attitude more be burned than fire can con know all about raising a fruit, but Friday. 6 to 7:30 p. m.—The Emanuel Lutheraii church. its report on the last feast held at ticut and Mrs. Gertrude Bausola has bodied have been household favor Arthur Shorts Is vice-president from the women who have been col- Mahoney, who la office manager ot Schrieber to make any atatements, he does not know what a fruit is if was taken to Dr. Lundberg's office show all models In this line. and those that were made by him BY SALVATION ARMY is writing up Uie case for presenta merely one of ideal hopes and aims. sume sunlight. Print and the truth Booster Club oyster J supper. This Lenten Quiet Hour „ Wednesday Orange Hall. been ap^lointed chairman of the ites for many years and those who and Beverly Wright recording sec lectlog the dishes. The Herald re the Federal Housing committee, and ere on discreet planes. The print Is he has never tasted it. "Oh taste lot treatment. Later he was taken Naeh were not the opinion of the Board. tion before Justice Eaton, when the It is to be realized in a very practi supper is being arranged and put on evening. 7:15 to 8 o’clock. Just a The next meeting of the Dl.strlct local campaign. On April 1 activi will visit the four-day show will in retary of tha Connecticut TexUle ceived a number of protests and will work in the office of the Board natural; the truth Is spiritual. The and see that the Lord is good.” One ties will start and every unit is to the Manchester Memorial hospi The new aeroform deelgn of the Hie etatementa were Inaccurate and state will ask that Silverstcln be cal world full of temptations and under the supervision of the men of few moments of peaceful, restful will be held at tbe Windsor Town tal where he waa given ether, lije clude' many owners of earlier mod Council. passed them on to tha State theater of Assessors. Advanced to Rank of Lieuten printed page appeals to the mate may commit the gospels to memory urged to sponsor some special pro els of at least one of the jiopular Nash cKf will Interest many who at not substantiated by facts. bound over to the Tolland County full of offenses in which man seri the Booster Club. They promise an meditation and worship. Many are Hall In Windsor and os these meet middle finger of his right hand at This Council la composed of five management. Mr. Sanson took the ant-Colonel; Couple Now Superior Court. ously tries his brother. rial eyes; the truth appears to the and yet know nothing about their A No. 1 menu with all the flxin'a for enjo)1ng these services. All are gram to arouse interest In the. cam lines. The remarkable changes In tend the 1938 Automobile and Home delegates from each of the 33 local matter up with the executive offices Mr. Schrieber pointed out that content. To know them they must ings are open to all members' take the flrst Joint was amuptsted and Captain James H. McVeigh will be none of the one hundred sixty-nine Stationed at Buifalo, N. Y. mind, which la spiritual. a very reasonable price. Come with welcome. a trip up Sunday, March 24yOnd sec paign. April 3rd Is Mrs. Carlson’s the current models will be notice Appliance Show at the state armory. textile unions tn Connecticut affili of the Warner theater chain and Again, no one ever did or will be committed by heart. The spir he then was taken to his home. at the state armory tomorrow morn towns in ths State of Connecticut Under these conditions the Chris a big appetite for they promise you what It Is all about. birthday and wherever possible unit able to these former owners as they This ultra-modern streamlining la ated with the U. T. W. A. yesterday afternoon he was told ing at 10 o'clock to pay those men read the gospel truths in a book; for itual is love and truth from the The Sunday School teachers and August Van Scott who lives at were taxing nursery stock. Aa far This week’s Istue o f “The War tian will not render evil for evil; he all you can eat. officers will meet Monday evening The band membtni arc^ltting the Bulletin chairmen arc asked to send ars seen In the big display space in one of the characteristic features of that the dishes would positively be of Company K who did not receive Jesus said: "The words that I Lord. It Is manifested. in the life cards to Mrs. Carlson with a mes the home of his niece, Mr. and Mrs. the central section of the army drill the new Nash and at once givet the as we can find out Mr. Schrieber Ciy", the official Salvation Army will not revile again when he is re at 7:30. We make this change high ones, and the new ^em bers are Andrew Kamm. In Wapplng, is quits given out aa heretofore. Women their checks last Thursday night. viled. On the contrary, he will show speak unto you, tbey are spirit and' only. sage that they are actively organ shed. sleek, racy appearance so admired who patronise the theeter Wednes haa no information with which to publication, announces the promo SALVA’nON ARMY from Tuesday to Monday because of closing up the gaps, that It look.s ill at his home. Pneumonia is fear- back this statement. It Is simply a tion of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McMil the reality of bis Christianity by i z e for the campaign. Not to be outdone by the auto- In closed models. HOOVER U SH E S OUT days and Thursdays both matinee Members o f the South Manches 881 Main SL the G Clef concert on Tuesday. This like old times agaln/To make It so cd conclusion which he personally hoe lan to the rank of Lieutenant- rendering good for evil, and by giv The next meeting of the Unit will motivs Industry, the manufacturers Magnificently powered with a 90 and evening will be able to get the ter fire department had their fourth Captain and Mr*. N. J. Curtis will be an important meeting. Sev everybody can n t ^ d and find his be held Monday evening, April 1, at Albert E. Rose ta at the St. Fran horsepower motor with twin Igni tableware aa usual. accepted. If Mr. Schrieber ,haa Colonel. Mrs. McMillan Is well ing blessing for reviling. The Chris eral things have interfered with our place In the bnndya meeting Is to be cis hospital In Hartford, where he Of home appliances have forged fire In a day at 3:33 yesterday af tian is called to Inherit and practice 8 o’clock, at the State Armory. ahead this year with long strides m tion, the Advanced Six series with AT RECOVERY MOVER Manager Sanson is anxious to authentic information relative to known here as the former Miss Har Sunday Service* meetings of late. We hope that held on SundiW morning at ten underwent an operation for appendi ternoon. There were three grass the policies practiced by the various blessedness. many lines, especially in the elec- 130 Inch wheelb^e Is easily one of have all the women .vho are collect fires within a half hour in the morn riet Blackman. Lciut. Col. and Mrs. Everett Johnston 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school. none will permit anything; to hinder o’clock. All TOU "has bcens" be at citis. the outstanding cars tn its class In ing the dishes to know of this towns of the State of Connecticut, McMillan are now located in Buffalo. Peter says that thla sort of liv them from attending the meeting Brilitih War Veterans Miss June Belcher, daughter ot trioal and gas appliance flold. Out (OMtlanad From Page One) ing. The last (Ire In the afternoon The funeral of E^rerett Johnston, a ing Is conducive to health and 11:00 a. m.—Holiness meeting. the Armory^unday morning. standing developments have been the current ehow, Other feature! charge and asks hie friends to pass pertaining to nursery stock, the NY. Monday night. The r e g ^ r meeting of the post All roads will lead to the Orange Mr. and Mrs. John Belcher, of Wap was also a grass fire, the company remaining members of the Board former resident of Manchester for strength even In a physical sense. 3:00 p. m.— Christians praise made in the IMS models of electric ~EeIng ihovm In this model are one other sources In touch with him be the Information on to those they being called to the vacant lot on Mrs. McMillan was popular here many years, who dtcj In Sarasota, Tbe now quite famous Augustana will be h(Hd on Monday night and hull tonight where the Mons-Ypre plng, was operated on for mastoid would certainly be pleased to have Surely, all other things being equal, meeting. Vest w-ill hold its annual get-togeth Friday morning at the Manchester and gas refrigerators and electric piece body, eynchronlied springing lieve he holds an open mind on the know to be collecting the set of Main street, opposite the State when her father waa Adjutant of Florida, this week, will bo held to CHURCHES 7:00 p. m.—Open air service. Choir of Augustana College, Rock It w;lll M an interesting meeting. this information go on record. tbat is essentially tnie. and gas ranges seemingly have for proper balance on all four question of another Presidential dishes. Armory. the local Salvation Army corps. The Island, III., will broadcast over the The sneaker for the evening will be er and banquet. A roast beef sup- Memorial hospital. In thla article, to which we refer, morrow In Sarasota. Mr. Johnston, The man haa the greatest expec 7:30 p. m.—Great salvation meet |.ci w-ith all the fixings w-ill be Miss Blanche Belcher, daughter o* reached the pinnacle of perfection in wheels, automatic cruising gsar nomination. Hia view, aa outlined present citadel was erected under who was 40 years of age, went to THE CENTER CHURCH ,;;ies. 4:00—Intermediate choir. 6:00— Blue Network of the National Broad Pros^utlng Attorney William J. Mr. Schrieber also stated that the tation of life whose life Is freest ing. served at 7 p. m. by a committee Ml- and Mrs. Raymond Belcher, of beauty and utility with economy aifd which saves from IS to 28 psr cant by friends, is that caadtdaclea of any The Educational dub, which it his administration. Mrs. McMillan Florida to live about IS ypkn ago. (Congregational) Cub Scouts. 7:30—Ceclllan club. cast Co., originating from Radio S h ^ who will have a subject of Town C?ounsel’s opinion was not from affliction and trouble and the ■ (Candidate Hudson Lyons will be Steftion WMAQ, Chicago, from 11:30 I oaded by Sandy Pratt. . Every Wapplng, underwent an operation aSiclent oneratlon the motto of the, on gasoline and 30 per cent on en nature should be subordinated for composed for the most part of local waa graduated from South Manches He died Of pneumonia. disrupting Influences of evil pas Rev. Watson Woodruff 7:45—Men’s Friendship club Bowl one of the speakers on Sunday eve m>(ch interest. gine wear, super hydraulic' brakes WILL GOV. CROSS SIGN Anal. Mr. Lynch and myself would to 12:00., eastern standard time, member of the post is heartily In for Infection on her thumb yeirter- makers throughout this division. the time to a reuniting- of the party. public school teachers, is busy dis ter High school In the class of 1908. He leaves hlS wife, Gladys (Fair sions and tempers. There is noth ing League at the Y. M. C. A. ning. Come and enjoy his message. Well, read your newspaper now Trained operatives will explain all with equalized dual action, balanced like to correct Mr. Schrieber oa this Morning worship. 10:50. Fourth Wednesday, 4:00—Junior Girl’s Monday, March 25th. vitod to be present as the commit- day. She nad the whole nail rs- posing of tickets for th f lecture to point, and inform him as well as the She married Mr. McMillan in 1914. banks) Johnston, a son, Francis, ing that can barm the man whose Week Day Service* ■and then let's hear what you have inoveii, and returned to her horns details of these modem home aids weight and many other new changes be given Monday evening at the sermon by the minister on the Len choir. 6:00—Boy Scouts, 7:80 p. m.— A bus load of Manchester Luthe: •,
rAQS ruuK MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28. 193^ f WAWUHBg rCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1888. PA(
P «wrlifrt»f poMtlBlSB eught to know thara la becBU— tha aeml-arld country ex The Foiindatioii Begins To Crack. no paroentsgs in dascribing aa foela perienced a "wet cycle,’’ getting mmm aoma mUltana o f votara for wboaa more than the average of rainfall. HEALTH-DIET ADVICE €«fntii9 flfraUk ballots he la going to be begging in But now that the region ia well Into By DR. PRANK McCUY PUMUSHKU BY fUB about one mora year. the succeeding dry cycle tha desert, mW M AU> PRtNTINU UHPANT, INC. OBBatlena la regard to Health and Diet tl BUm II llintt no longer held in place by its eage- jfBS-.Of '.,,4 s .-iC^jyy WuebMOr. Cubb. win ba eaewered by Or. MoCoy who can tb o m ab rBKUuaoN HARLEM NEGRO brush binder, haa raeponded to the be e ddreeeed In eare ol thle paper. En- ' dbbbrsi MbbbCbr pumping airert of wind atorms and eieee etow ped. eetf-addreeeed ea\-eloue Pobb4*d UelsObr I. 1H1 With commendabls sagacity the for reply. PaWIbbtd Evbnr CTtblnc Bao«pl gone up into the air, thereafter wan Bnbdbjr. bD« Holtdbrb Bai*r«4 al tha newspapers of Now York City re MONDAY at WISE SMITH’S Pbat OlYKa ai Maacbaaltr. Cena, aa dering ail ovdr the United States. sisted what must have been a natur HARTFORD Sacead Claaa Man Hattar Bo, we tahe it, it wasn’t Iowa ROUND SHOULDERS It Is done with the body bend- HARTFORD SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s al temptation to play up the recent Oaa Taar. by mall ...... I«.00 farms or East Kanaas wheat fields l y over as in washing, sweeping Sometlniea a very tall girl eon- e tc .. This position will cause round Par Noatb. by malt ...... I Cb Hartem riot to the limit of safety. that filled the air of Manchester on Stncla Copy ...... bt bdoualy atoopa ovar trying to look woulders and also sagging of How narrowly the community ea- DallTarad eaa yaar ...... tl.ob Thursday night, but portions of CSol- Bhorter, but moet atoop ahoulderod the Intsrnal organs. In order to caped an enormoua tragedy may be ' MEntBER o r THE ABSOCTATBD ormdo. N ew Mexico and Wyoming people are hardly aware that they Mlance tho stooping tendency of PRESS realised when It is remembered desert. bwsework every worker at home Tha Aaaociaiad Praaa It aiclutlvaly are round ahouldered until someone that a long tima ago, when should stop a t l e a s t THREE antitled to tha uaa for rapuhllcatlon Weil, on the whole. New England eaya to them, “ For goodneae sake, TIM E S E VERY D A Y to pracUce of all nawa diapaiohaa oradlici) to li the metro|lolia was a small place In baa more water than soil, and if atralghteo your shoulders!’’ They tte opposite kind of exercise, which or not otbarwtaa ..rad.lad th tiiia make an heroic effort to Jerk the iapar and alto tha local oaa-« nub. compaflson with Ita present alae, •oma thousands of tons o f the fertile lifts the shoulders. lahcd herein. thouldera back and two minutes more than a thousand Uvea were You need not be doomed to r All righta of rapuhllcatlon of If too dry topsoil of the far West later ara bent over again. Those round shoulders by your work. aparlal dlapaiehaa haraln ara alto ro> lost In what— though it la known to was depoelted by the duat storm on who have held this posture for a You can overcome this tendency. aaraad. long time will usually need some history aa the "draft riots" o f OvU the farms of OonnecUcut and the Tomorrow’s article will tell‘ you Full aarrlca cltant of N Bart' one to give them directions as to wha* to do. lea. Inc. War tlmta—was actuaUy a race rest of New Eoglsnd, poeslbly we Juit how to go about correcting war; and the coodlUona exUtlng m their defect NO MERCHANDISE C. O. D. MANY LOTS ARE LIMITED Publlanara Haoraaanlatlaai Tha may have come out of the experi QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS DOLLAR DAY SHOES READY-TO-WEAR Jollua alaihcwa Spaetal A aney- .Saw the great city today are many times A well-set pair of thouldera ia ence a winner. Specials that are Headline N E W S ! _ York Chicago. Uatroli and Bottoa. more critical, fundamentally, than an asset to anyone and those who (Not a Home Treatment) are stoop-shouldered have longed MAIN FLOOR TABLE Every pair is made to sell for $1.59! MAIN FLOOR TAKLF. MEMUEH AUUIT BURBAD o r they were then. Question: Mrs. R. O. asks: "Can FOR DOLLAR DAY CIRCUI.ATIONS FEDERAL POLICING many times in secret for straight, I give myeclf a deep manipulative 347 Pairs! $4 and $5 Samples! Men’s and Women’s 69c. Harlem contains three hundred square, strong shoulders. Such treatment at home?" Extra Special! Misses’ Dress and Sports Tha Harald Printing Company, lao., Women’s $1.50 They’re Lined! They’re Pinch Pleated, Too! Perfect Silk thousand Negroes. , N ot one In a Crooked politicians, excellent and shoulders are desirable in men, so Answer: I believe you are refeq Women’s Spring Shoes aaaumaa no financial raaponatblllty much so that men's suits sue pad House Slippers Hosiery COATS for typographical arrnra aopaaMng n hundred o f them has ever had an Intelligent clUxens, fearless and hon ring to a manipulative treatmen Sizes 14 to 20. Balmacaan and other styles ti advartlaamanla In tha Manchaaiar ded Just for the purpose o f stimu over the abdomen and you could no? Men'.’) of brown elk Full fash* 9 Evening Herald. even break with the white popuU- est police, grafting cope— almost lating that broad-shouldered look, with padded elk sole< loned sheer “ camcl's-halr-anU-wool monotones, chevron, Donegal give yourself the treatment aa this Sizes 4 to 4 1-2 in B DAMASK DRAPES and Harris-type tweeds. Uon o f the dty. During the five everybody properly or Improperly which is so much admired. Women must be given by a doctor skilled In and raised heel, all C H IFFO N and SEP.V SATURDAY. MARCH 23 also need a good set of shoulders be and C widths only! All sizes. ICE weights in T ‘a years of the depression they have associated with the suppression of the work In order to accure satis cause this Improves the carriage of styles of pumps and Women’s d’orsays of Dance, T r o 11 e u r, Extra Special! Mis.ses’ 2-Piece crime— stand ready at any time to factory results. Only BONUS VETO suffered bitterly from dlscrlmlnatiun the body and because no woman can ties in wantetl lealh-' black kid, with leather Smokcmlst, Malibu and Man-Tailored SUITS in employment It Is exceedingly combat any effort to set up a na carry her clothes Hght without a (Bronchitis or Asthma) sole and Chiban heel. Belgetaupc. .Sizes 14 to 20. Tne very new "Clark Gable" jacket There la Httlo ground for belief era; also some daint) 500 Pair.s or bi-.sw1ng model; fully silk lined. Black or brown- doubtful that an equal number of tlbnal police system. Various and good pair of shoulders from which Question: Mr. A. W. asks: "What that the Patman bin for the pay to bang them. Moreover, a woman evening sandals. MAIN FLOOR TABLE MAIN FLOOR TABI-E and-whlte checks. people of any other racial or na- conflicting are the reasons for oppo ia bronchitis, also asthma? One doc ment o f veterans’ 'adjusted compen with pretty shoulders can wear eve tor says I have bronchitis and the Little Girls’ Panty To Sell! UonailsUc grouping, colonised aa sition to the Idea o f turning over the ning gowns much better than wom Women’s $1.69 Misse.s’ $19.75 and $22.50 Velvet sation certifleatea how and In new other says bronchial asthma." Wash Dresses the.se folks are, deprived and ex police control o f the states and tho en with scrawny, atooped shoulders. Answer: By. bronchitis is meant Silk Night Gowns EVENING WRAPS money, which was finally adopted by Round shoulders produce many 1411 Pairs! Women’s Sizes 1 to 6 2 for' ploited as they have been, would commimitiea to a unit of the United an inflammation of the bronchial PAIR Lace trimmed and toil- Sizes 14 to 20, broken. Long and three-quarter the House yesterday, will not also undesirable effects, among them tubes; by asthma we refer to at-. ored models with belts, lengths, very luxurious. There arc only ten so you’d States government, no matter how Pumps and Oxfords be passed by the Senate, probably have gone on aa they have gone on being: Cramping of the vlUl or tacks of difficult breathing, with checks, stripes and* full cut and well rein- better come very early! gana. Including the lungs, heart, operas, strap and stepin piimps and ties! Black prints in gay cottons.. sotm after the Works Relief bill ta from flay to day thnmgh these hope promising tho proapect of results. wheezing, cough, and a sense of forred. Sizes 16 aeo stomach and liver; prevention of or brown kid and calf, also patent. Some low- Each dress has a pair Bach pair la complete with tie- disposed of. less years without some wild out Tho crooks want no part of such constriction, due to spasmodic con 17. Blue and tea rose Misses’ $16,75 to $19.75 Tweed adequate breathing; as well as the traction o f the bronch'i. The symp het!, hlai’k moccasin oxfords included. All sizes. o f panties. backs and hooks and Is all ready break of hysteria long ago. an arrangement because they have a to hang! Pick from thoae COATS AND SUITS It has been taken for granted that poor psychrdoglcal effect of round toms of bronchial aathma may M A IN FLOOR Sizes 11 to 20. Clo.se-out models in .swagger and bcite 1 wholesome fear of federal officers shoulders, which give any person MAIN FLOOR TABLE shades: MAIN IXOOR TABLE President Roosevelt will veto it The fantastic way in which tha closely resemble tho.ne o f bronchitis types. Monotones, mixtures, plaldbacks, checks anderby. psychological cause may exist with organdie trims. up style. edge. and____ . Papa, • / - groaning------over...... the...... size— of I had anything on their cheats bad olive oil as it is a wholesome food Women’s and Misses’ $1.98 and $2,98 hibition days,,dangerous men— have Redolent with the odors o f hot dogs, any of these, for example, one hav M A IN FLOOR while the quantity Silk Hose and what he docs, su'e sometimes than a mere incident In the Harlem meat and grocery bills, are entitled already pa.ssed it along, substance and It to be recommended. Made w th o RAINCOATS stale beer and cigar amoke. Filled ing an Inferiority complex often has Rayon Taffeta Taffeta and lasts! Tsry, eery different things. problem. already left the city. Nothing can to know how much of the fam ily i By the time the InvestigaUon (Blood Pressure, Not High) a mock Sizes 14 to 44. Fine quality, waterproofed tweed fabri.-s with the dtasonancea of Jazs muaie, money gou to pay dividends and ! began, investigating senators round shoulders. Gowns and Pajamas .\cetate Blouses DO LLAR D A Y A Congressional majority of 818 Thara is aomethlng wlatfuUy ad be much more certain than that they Question: Mr. W. B. J. writes: seam. A few palr.s ul in plaids, checks and plain shades. Dodge the April higher profits. '.knew as much about the inside Certain occupatlora aeem to pro Lace trimmed and pert| Sizes 34 to 44. Taffeta. HANDBAGS SECOND FLOOR showers! 'to BO In the lower house Is something wilt bob up elsewhere. shouts of the crowd and clanging "I am greatly worried over my high knee length hose in mirable about the character and Or perhapa they aren't. I t ’s an ' workings o f N R A os they could duce a round-shouldered wrorker in tailored styles. Pajamas In plain shades or $1.95 Values! Thst Is the essentlsl weakness of of the timekeepers’ bell. a larger percentage of cases, while blood pressure as It now reads cluded. Sizes 9 to for a President in Mr. Roosevelt’s temperament of the A.mcrlrnn N e old-fashioned Idea which was popu absorb. 115." In 2-picce styles. Sizes* plaids; some acetates i THIRD FLOOR On the oval, sharply-bonked other activities actually prohibit Genuine Leather 10*4 in Solera, Trut- position—extremely desirous of be the purely local police organisation. lar here' in the early days of the So this latest attempt at official 16 and 17. with zippers in front. gro. That there are individuals track, grown men with reasonably N ew Deal. this. For example, those who be Bags teur, Smokemlst ano censorship was os absortivo and Answer: A bicxxl pressure o f 115 ing re-elected next year— to think who are still In a pretty primitive It Is not and cannot be equipped to Intelligent faces straddle bicycles come deformed by work so slowly LiKhtwelKht Wool Morocco goat, patent I Taupe bark. Even the administration a year stupid as most other such at Is not at all high. In fact it is a Rayon Gowns and about two or three times before Its stage o f development is true; but meet the moves of an underworld and, bending low and awkwardly ago thought It ought to know when tempts. that they hardly notice it are those Slipon Sweaters cowhide and calfskin!) DOLLAR DAY RUGS Little Tots’ and Babies’ who spend their working houra low blood pressure. The normal Two-Piece Pajamas Women’s Outsize significance Is ignored. I t arouses that soon will be shifting from state over the handle-bars, diligently it exempted food industries from Sizes 34 to 40 in short Black, brown and navy! $1.25, $1.75 Values to $2.00 that Is true too of races which have pedal on their long Journey to no over desks, books, housework, plow figiu-es for blood pressure run from Sizes 15 to 17 in pajamas to state—and equally at home In anti-trust laws under the A A A act. sleeve models, collared Large pouches, vani $2.95 Braided Silk Ho.se I visions of the passage of the bill had Infinitely more time and many where. Around they sweep, and W ar Clouds Thicken ing. or in fact any work which 130 to 140. Anything over 140 is and .16-to 20 In gowns. Hank Hooked DOLLAR DAY WEARABLES whether lU policies resulted In the Over at the Arm y and Navy and collarlcss. White * ties and envelope.a with Sizes 9 to 1 1 . Full) over a veto—and that would reduce them all. around again. Then' laps make a keeps the body humped over, while regarded as a high blood pressure, Blue, Aesh and tea rose.' Wool Rugs Rugs I times more opportunity for develop- gouging of consumers. But it Club, bets have been made that we and anything below 120 marks the or pastels. ( slide, fasteners. fashioned in seven nerv The war against crime Is at least mile, 270 miles make a fair day's changed Its mind. those who find It impossible to be Three sizes, the largest Average size 20x36., Mr. Roosevelt to the aixe of very menL By and large the Negro asks will be at war within a year. beginning of a low blood pressure. shades and black. riding, and 1700 miles make a stoop-shouldered engage in wood Glovesilk Panties, Knitting Bags being 24x45. Close out P,ittcrns in variety! Little Boy.s’ 3-Pc. Little Boys’ amalt potatoes Indeed In this govern as much a Job of centralised os of Toward the end of the last ses Pacifists here are almost as •Question: G. M. writes: " I need Extra! Flannel but half a chance, has the capacity six-day bicycle race. chopping, tennis, swimming, wres Bloomers, Vests Made o f 9 f , . , . of a line of braided oval Tlicsc came from Can M A IN FLOOR Button-on Suits local authority. A way will have sion of Congress, Roosevelt tel pessimistic, from their point of some advice In regard to my 9-year- Sports Skirts S’2 U’nrnteri Siiita ment. for contentment and happiness on The thousands of cash custom tling. rowing and other shoulder- In tea rose O fine d'Arti- ^ wool nigs. ada, and are choice Sizes 2 fn r N L ephoned Senator Jimmy Byrnes of view, as the’ militarists are from old daughter who has Inflammatory Sizes 26 to 32 In plain to 6. 9 H One need not be too sure about to be found of combining the two; ers around the’ gleaming saucer South Carolina to urge passage of developing activity. with import- gan tapestry patterned plece.a. Sizes 1 to 3 in pastel Two - tone ^ * ^ * * ' A B much leas than hl.s "share," la al theirs. rheumatism. She has a«fevcr, and shades. Have inverted D O LLAR D AY watch intently. Thousands ot a bill from Senator Burt Wheeler One of the largest group of work ed laces. Full cut and in rust, green or blue* and dark colors! seti^B and plain- colors the threatened veto. It la .not, by most utterly Incapable of envy or hut In the end tho high command Dr. Charles A. Board, dean of there are times when the pain Is al pleats and pockets. Regular $1.49 DRAPERIES heads turn In unison, following of Montana for a quirk investiga ers to suffer from round shoul reinforced. with polished stained Regular $1.75 of shorts, sweater H tub cottons. Som.-* H will have to be in Washlngtdn. historians, told a group of .sena most unbearable and times when she Heavy Chenille any means, a hundred to one bet. eonttnued malice. He Is about the the revolutions of the field of rid tion of food profits. The bill was ders Is that of the homemaker. By wooden handles. 16x13. New Chenille 1500 “Celloshade’' ana oeret. nautical styles. tors and Other officials the other the time many women are 33 feels quite good. Will you answer Rayon Undies Rayon Undies last person In the world to yield or ers. Time passes unnoticed; rldc^ lost In a last-mtnuto rush. M.AIN FLOOR Rugs evening that the country was th they have that household drudge this In your newspaper column as Vests, bloom- O f.,^11-' Rugs Window Shades COOKING SCHOOL relieve other riders; a band plays This year, when Wheeler rein Bloomers, A f n r Size 24x48 in a revers Size 36x72 0 “FOOLS" BY THE MILLION even listen to the tour agitation of the same sort of a situation as In atoop to the shoulders. You may soon aa possible?" vests and ^ ers, panUos ” Size 24x45, several de and Is applauded; a soprano alngs troduced the measure, the budget other periods which had been fol D O LLA R D A Y ible type of rug with in green, ” Koolal Inciters. But there are lim and is hooted. But the glased think that doing housework would Answer: It la impossible to give panties In tea rose or and stepins In extra and Ibdlan designs In signs tn orchid, gold, We don’t know how nmny Town- The sixth annual cooking school bureau sent word that it was lowed by war. An economic dead ecru or pongee, mount at $1.00 2 for $1.00 eyed spectators ait transfixed, give enough exercise to prevent you the complete treatment for flesh, regular stzea only. regular sizes. • NEEDLEWORK rose, green, Dutch blue its to even his carefree, fun loving, under tho auspices of the Manches "contrary to administration pol lock existed, he sold, in which the bright colors. ed on good spring roll aenders there are In the country, moving their heads In silly little round shoulders from developing, rheumatic fever in children In a 8ECO?4D FLOOR and black. \ alues to $2,00 humorous temper. icy." Meanwhile, the A A A high administration’s only alternatives ers. They arc F IR ST Values to $1.00 ter Evening Herald came to a close circles. Here, If there is such a this Is not true. Women at home short an.swer. The bcst^^plan is for Shetland Floss nor how many of Long’a "ahare-tho- command, with acquiescence from seemed to be a strong domestic Regular $1.69 Regular $1.49 QUALITY and wash Sample Wash Dresses with pan- This week's Harlem hysteria may yesterday. We hasten to now thing anywhere, is mass hypnosis. get plenty of physical activity but you to rely upon the treatment ad Full one f n r ticB. Sizes 2 to 6. Toddler Dresses and Gertrodea. wealthers", nor how many regis- Secretary Wallace and Roose policy and a strong, belligerent ounce balls ^ l O l able. have served a good purpose If it The hours men spend, staring, It ta mostly tha wrong kind, that vised by your doctor. Felt-Ba.se Heavy Velour Worsted Sweaters in coat anil imported and hand-made, some tranu in Father Coughlin's Union promlee the deeply interested wom velt, baa ruthlessly suppressed forcigfl policy. DOLLAR DAY CORSETS •of soft, warm flo.ss in sets that community to thinking, staring, staring, are like the min most officials in Its ranks who Nepon.set Mats Rag Rugs Cretonne and (iay slip-on styles; sizes 2 to 6. for infanta. for Social Justice; but altogether, en of this and neighboring towns A strong domestic policy, sc- Corsets, Girdles all popular shades, Size 3x6 ft. in tile ai utes of a dream—forgotten after once led the fight for consumer cording to Beard, would call for .Size 27x64. These are Semi-Glazed Chintz Toddler Dresses, imported hand Imported Pillow Covers, hand very seriously indeed, about "doing that only a cityclasm--aomethlng ward but for a vague framework Tu-Way Stretch both pastels and dark marble patterns in even allowing for duplication of and farmer protection against the a wider distribution of income and and Corsettes exceptionally heavy and 36 incnc.i c made and hand embroidered; made. something" about Us forgotten black so dire and destructive of all things of memory. "middleman.” Girdles green, tan and blue. Just right for the cot yds. sizes 1 to 3. memberablpa, thwe must be a good use of productive facilities. Values to $2.50! Ctor- wide. An ” man— more forgotten and overlook ■fhe Senate baa passed tho $2 to $2.50 values! Bedspread Cotton Perfect quality. . tage later on. Hand Crocheted Jackets and Knit 20x86 Stockinette Sheets. many. Perbapa fifteen million; oa a vast earthquake, or a war, or He saw no evidence of a strong settes with or without assortment of colorlul Ladles Night—Out Wheeler bill despite the adminis Lightweight LASTEX ot Sweaters, white and pastels. Beacon Crib BUnketo, size 36x5d, ed, It may well be, than any other there being nothing left to cook— domestic policy and declared that undcrbelts. Elastic L’- i ’S 3for$ FIFTH FLOOR patterns for drapt.s, perhapa twenty^five; perhaps more. N ot all men, olther. Thousands tration’s change of front, but the history showed the second sdter- the better grade. Small, spreads or- pillow tops. Birdseye Diapers, 27x27, package pink or blue in nurzeiy pat neglected entity In the country. can possibly prevent a seventh an part fabric girdles. bleached only. W hy ‘ I of 10. terns. And that is a great many more of women are bike race fans, measure la sure to remain burled native had always been chosen in medium or large. FIFTH FLOOR Easy aa he la *o get along with, un- nual cooking echool, in 1938. We know the names and records of In the House unless popular pro- not stock up now at DOLLAR D A Y SECOND FLOOR people than a wise, politician would similar crlsc.s. generous savings? bltten by great ambitions, willing to do this in recognition of the value the riders, and scream shrill test against rising food prices Beard cited as bad signs the Tu-Way Stretch HOUSEHOLD D O LLAR D A Y 3 for $1.00 publicly describe a.s "lunatic fringe," warnings to their favorites when directs more attention to It. Brassieres and DOLLAR DAY CURTAIN.S Girls’ Muslin leave leadership and high honors of delightful anticipation. Pleasant largest military-naval appropria “Smoothie” ART DEPT— MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS SPECIALS like General Johnson, who Is a sort otlier riders begin surprise sprints Wheeler wants to know who tion ever made In peacetime, free $1.69 Marquisette Princess Slips * Values to 59c and wealth to his white neighbor if Corsettes Tu-Way Girdles of politician, did, or aa ’’foola'' tike things to look forward to are none with the Intention of stealing a gets tho "gra vy" from A A A mar transfer of relief funds to army DOLLAR DAY SILKS Oven with Heat Handmade Tailored ami Sizca 2 to 14 n f U* Vests and Teething Banda, ravMD he can but be allowed to live his too many—and we ara taking the lap. It is 2 a, m., and in the keting agreements. He suspects and navy, proposed big' increase $3.50 value! Slight Values to 9 In Fruit of « lO l ^ striped. Senator Joe Robinson, who la all $1.00! Slight ^ All Silk Printed Thermometer MADEIRA Ruffled Curtains own Ufc wlUiout too much arcom- word of hundreds and hundreds of boxes at the track’s edgs are that while farmers have been re In army strength. War Depart regulars of French blue tho Loom musll’i, I Gowns, Gertrudea and Kimonos. politician and nothing else, did In a evening-clad parties making the ceiving higher prices, the big LASTEX, bond e irregulars in two-way Crepes $1.49 value! Black sheet Linens PRISCIL- naii-f flannelette . with pink or blue (lanlmcnt of misery and hunger, the Manchester women for it that this ment preparations to take' control with lace or embroid Board of Trade addres.s at the Wal night ronml.s. Ami aenres of chor "anread" between their prices and of the country in case of dis Small, medium or large. stretch girdles. Dots, iron with 2 shelves. Can .L A style ery trim. edging. Harlem negro Is potential dynamite us girls, here cn ma.s.*ie from the consumer prices has been in manv 1 to 6 pcs. tiebacks, cushion \nd$ dorf Astoria In New York Thursday year’s was the finest, the most Inter turbance. American naval maneu floral and-* be used on co.al, oil or 6 napkins to a box! Receiving Blankets, pink or biuo, Just the Hame. theaters on invitation of the big ra.ses exorbitant and worked to SEiXIND FLOOR pin dots in ivory and esting. the most informative and the vers close to Japan—which he all-over designs in a gas stove. pillow case! nursery patterned. night. spenders. disadvantage of farmers by reduc 1 some ecru. Tailored New York - and the nationf have said would be u s ^ by Japanese large variety, exquiaitp 3-piece vanity set! Crih Sbwta, muslin, hemstitched Robinson, who Is President Roose most antertalnlng of the whole ser Some of the riders, pedaling ing consumption. The investiga styles, novelty weav;.-s a problem there to eolve. They militarists to stir up popular fer MEN’S DOLLAR DAY ly colored for Spring. 1 scarf in 36, 45 or 54- Children’s edges. velt'S spcarpolnt in the Senate, ies of Hsrald cookUig schools, and leisurely between sprints, wave tion would be made by the Fed vor against us—and European ten 75c Plant in ecru only. 0 better had. and smile at tho showgirls, and eral Trade Commission. FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR______Inch lengths! slldn’t say anything about Father tho happiest four day event of any sion at the highest point since Boxes Your choice in pure FIFTH FLOOR Crepe Pajamas ^ the latter wave back. iiUHh That Failed 1914. sort that ever took place tn this New Pajamas white or oyster white. | Sizes 2 to 4 for $1.00 Coughlin's followers, but he did Only the day before the Sen Certain congressmen agreed Qoality Shirts DOLLAR DAY— CHINA '2 4 inches 8 9 community. GIRLS’ DOLLAR DAY in stripes. ^ l O a t p group those of Huey ah3 Dr. Town WE GOT THE SOIL W ise Child ate • began ita investigation of that they were disturbed by Values to $1.95 Patterns and plain AND GLASSWARE long, with 2 for “Three-Year” < Values to 39c NRA, word went down to subordi- Beard's warnings. ors . . piped edges, galvanized drain, paint- WEARABLES nursery patterns and send, and of the latter’s old age pen William Allen White, being a real DlrecUy . behind me sit >a well- Pillow Cases Rayon Blaomera Paatiea, Broken assortment city trims and plain $1.69 Embossed cd dark green. plain shades. Some sion scheme he said: "If the gilt CHILE WANTS dross blonde and a sleepy child of well known brand, Samples! Girls’ sizes 2 to 16. Westerner who knows the Wes’ , fects. Notch collar, coat Porcelain 18-Pc. 4 for self-helped models. Rubber Crib Sheets, size 27x36. SEDATE SPARKING about 5. "Mama," she asks, "is collar attached and neck' $2 Wash Dresses , which covers the framework of this Speaks with a very special authority front of me. "I wanna get outa SI’RY OLD CELT and middy style. Sizes Same fine quality aa the Hand Crocheted Boot lea. papa riding now?" Not yet, band, .fancies with col Dinner Sets gateway to a paradise of fouls l-when he tnlk.a alMuit ilust .storms darling. this place!" insists the woman bit are B. C and D. $1.49 Galvanized 3-year sheets. Sizes 7 to 18 in smart* Santiago, Chile—lAP)—A new CHASES TRUANTS lar attached. Sanforized American made! Cream* "Mama. I’m awful sleepy." terly. and loudly enough to be color. Substandards.' Garbage Cans tailored and smocked* FOURTH FLOOR should be removed the dt-caylng tlm- ' We gather from a recent article ot pcJlce regulation requires officers to heard acrosa the Garden. Let’s Your Sizes 14 to 17. We'll go to the hotel, darling. Just Belfast, Northern Ireland— (AP> 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 12 1-2 gallon size; with 81-Inch Bleached styles. Come early hers would be exposed." j his that the unpleasant phciaimenon uand courteously worded cards to go home, or go get a drink, or go Extra! Mogadore for best pickings. demonstrative lovers In public as soon as the sprints are over. — Aged 94 and probably tha world’s plates, 4 fruit saucers, tight fitting cover. An Sheeting I A fool, of couriie. l.“ a person lack-1 now attracting aueh wide atlenUon "Did papa hurt himself when he any place. You promi.sed you'd Brushed Wool parks, requesting them to restrain g o !" oldest truant officer. John Dolan of Neckties ' 1 platter and 1 vege excellent value. , BOYS’DOLLAR DAY Ing In sense. W cii, maybe Senator | is not, as many of us have supposed, foil this aftomoon, m am a?" No Cmmty Fermanagh refuses to re Slipon Sweaters Regimental s f . * table dish. 3 yds.' their ardor. Telephone Firmly woven, .selected Girls’ $2 Sweaters darling; see, there’s papa now. But the man Is a bike race fan. Joe. who naturaUy Is hoping to help i the result o f s couple of years of tire. Medium weight. Blue, and blsiser lO z He’s Just got a little bandage on "Justa minute, honey; Justa min $1.39 Colored $1.95 Curtain cotton for long wear. and Flannel Skirts rr.AIJAN BITILOINO PICKS I P " I ’m still spry enough to catch brown and gray heather. stripes. Full length and FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING elect President Rooeevelt again next drought In a permanently agricul- his knee. You can wave at him ute." He's hypnotized, like the Sizes 7 to 10 . In shorti and tweak the fri.skiest ear," said Size'.<< 36 to 46. shape. Special value! 14-Pc. Glass Easel Stretchers 39-inich year, didn't show himself tn bejtural region but a mere stirring up when he comes around. “ Mama, others. His head moves in a pat old John scornfully. Bridge Sets ' sleeve worsted 8llp-on.-i;| Slip-on Sweaters 79c Play Suita Rom - ( A P I —The building In I'm so slee-e-eepy. ..." tern of motion with the circling Wooden frame with Unbleached sizes 7 to 16 tn wool Plain shades n f ^overburdened with sense when he of conditions thst have alw-ays ex- Can Be Of Valuable Service To You When Rose or green. Pieces:! Chambr a y « e dustry is picking up In Italy an AU the riders wear bandages or riders. His wife sheds a few vex Jotui dodged school himself back Custom Tailored non-nistable pins, cen flannel skirts, plain • r and patterns A l O l ’ and convert A fldappcd all those millions o f Town 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 Sheeting . Isted. official survey of the 17. most Im black eyes or cruelly scraped fore atious tears. Never taking hia eyes In the early days of Queen Victoria’s Shorts and Shirts ^ Quality Hose ter brace and easel! Scotch plaid. In V or crew neck style. cloth in blue, oxford aadVL You Want To Buy Or Sell Something- plates, 1 sugar bowl senders tn the face with that con White lays the dust storms to the portant cities showing that new arms mementoes o f the "Jams," from the track, he pats her hand, reign, about the time that Abraham Values to 50c I 10 y d s A Little boys' sizes. i tan. Sizes 3 to 8. qy dwcIUngs in 1931 contained 107.672 and 1 cream pitcher. FOURTH FLOOR temptuous appellation ’’fool." those bursts of sprinting which then feels in 4 pocket for a fresh Lincohi was splitting ralk.^ut ? o V k r . 3for$ Tissue liales, m .}, ’ This is a mill Irregular.^ war. It was the war, with Its tre apartments and rooms, whereas the Rent Houses, Etc. 4 $1.49 Sandwich ' pile up vehicles and men and send cigaret. that’s no excuse for modern young makes! Vedues to 50c! ' high gauge * PUH* A good value! 79c Sports Shirts 79c Wash Suits J Possibly they are fools. Possibly, mendous demand for foodstuffs and 1033 total was 35,067. 25c Imported Blue Toasters them skidding through tho splint In other years It was possible sters "bopping the wag’’—as !’play- Shorts In stripes and rayons and light weight MAIN FLOOR TABLE Sizes 8 to n Sizes 3 to to. (1 e too, they are no greater fools than the bonansa price of wheat, be says, ers. old- "Iron Man” ' Reggia Mc ing hookey" Is known here. Willow Cups and 36 inch Percale to pay a 40-eent admission to the plain white. .30 to 44. silk and wools. Sizes Electric model in nickel Girls’ $1.00 Gay 14*4. Junior A l O r Sailor, 2 f o r ^ e y would be to desert their favor- thst led countless of persons to go NO PROFIT. NO LOSS Namara, .who haa had 21 broken Garden and remain inside for a An ancient donkey and cart form 10 to 12 . Saucers plated finish, double Prints and prep. Broadcloth in sports and other ttyler' I t o b<9 e on the mere condemnation bonea In his 111 races, la a senti week. Lota of down-and-outers his official conveyance In keeping This d 8 - 1 9 iv > fl I duty, fries, toasts and Tub Dresses white, patterns or plain In fine brosulcloth. Into the seml-arld regions at the Pittsburgh—Outside a hardware mental favorite with the fans. But JU&T DIAL 5121 $1.49 Slacks or lightful old 6 yds. Beastor Robintoo, who baa yet to did Just that, happy to have a track of the youngsters. broils. foot of tha Rookies, root out the store in Brighton Road. Nnrthside, Letourner and Glorgettl, the red- warm place to dose, entertain Work Trousers pattern on imported' Fast colors in a variety 2 for) I thBt hia own ocooomlc theor- there's a "free service station for The school authorities, torn be $1.89 Blue Denim of patterns. | 35c Shorts or ^ Knickers or sage bru.’h and other desert foliage Jerseyed Frenchman and Italian, ment at all hours, and plenty of tween sentiment and duty, are in a And Ask For ShirU o f lisle. .34 to 40. ware. Set of 6 of variety of bright roller akatera." are the favorites to win. Tho Dveralls Jersey s Wool Shorts If bo has any, are any nearer that held the surface together and prosperous, tlpay folks to panhan- quandary over his refusal to tsdte Trousers of cottonade. each; 79c to 98c ^ plaids, checks ‘ ami The "station" it a box containing latter team's wage is < ,(X dally, a Seersucker < Sizes 26 fo a $1.59 and $1.79 value*. bt than those o f Dr. Townsend; 1 )0 dle for dimes, to buy hot dogs. ^nslon. Slacks are washable and Sizes are from 29 to 42. Double Coated stripes. raise crops o f wheat by the ’dry a skate-key and an oil can. Both are which gives you an Idas o f the $1.39 Wrought Prints 34. <3ombcd ** l O r Stzea 5 to 13 In wool Now, though, all spectators sure pre-shnink. Sizes 29 This is s special offering even ob the aayso of Senator fanning" process. They didn’t ac chained to the box. commercial a.spects o f the crack Enamelware yarr. Jeraeys; striped shorts; 6 to 17 in tweed ejected between the hours o f 6 to 42. for Dollar Day. Iron Plant Stands s’s dhtsf, wbo after all hasn’t ao- pot carnival. and 7:30 a. m. standard ia 33 inches I tl green. 9 3 yds. DOLLAR DAY WOOLENS broadcloth shorts. knickers with wool cuffs. cording to the Kansas editor, make LITHt ANIA FORTIFIES Herald Classified Dept. 3ft-in. wide, fast color nneh more than Dr. PLEASE GET WELL! high complete with 5-qt. t e a *> very much money but they raised Am ong those who must be PRESIDENCY Extra! Only 1,8. All Wool TOPCOATS stripes, checks, plaids! -54-In. Tubular $1.79 Slip-on Broadcloth ThralMuiu ejected in the morning are four bowl with 10 1-2 inch kettles, 12 -qt. oval dish has in putting an end to iMBrry hob* with nature's armnge- Spokane, Wash.— PoUoe Judge Q. and 28 All Wool Suits Jersey A fter the sprints, tn which an young men occupying a box. They Kovno—(A P)—Under a acw law Give Them Your Advt And Notice How diameter. pans. 3-pc. pan sets, 8- Cannon Dish | Sweaters Pajamas I dspcoaaioe d e ^ t s the fact that menu for keeping the deaert soil in W. Stocker outlined a poUcy of Italian breaks a coUarbona and A wonderful opportunity to buy clothing at real qt. percolators, 1 1-2 q t Sizes 28 to 36. Zipper $1.39 values. Sizes even-handed Justice for reckleaa wear fuU evening dreae. with top the president c f Lithuania continuea 19-Pc. Chip-Proof Towels ) 2 yds.< 1 ha« B lot of power while the good place. another akidt ten feet on bis hats tilted at ridiculous anglea commander-in-chief of the army, Soon Your Telephone Will Start Ringing savings. The suits are worth $21.60 to $25.00. double boilers, 6-qt. Ifcet- front, crew and V neck 18 in two-piece ztyie, drlvcra. Mae. there la a great buatle of The sizes are Incomplete in each shade... .brown Glass Beverage tles. N ovelty weaves in gc.y' styles. Solid colors, con middy or coat. Pattern iBt«a A few hours ago they were bola- with power to order mobUlaation 8 for sports and s.treet Ths effect of aU tbU didn't show They wilt go t « JaU for the aarac home^folng mtAAng the cuetomert. trasts and bordera and plain colors. terously drunk. Now they are and direct war maneuvers. He will and gray . . sizes 34 to 42. Sets Part linen with assorted I s«aa a vaty ordiBaqr Mrt of UP for quite a whUe after the war length of time penonft Injured by Yet about half o f them remain. After The PubUcation Of The Paper. shades. Silent and attentive, mcamerised be assisted by an advisory couneul M A IN FLOOR DOWNS’T A m STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORE colored borders. U w a are UMSBaeiUted. A dejasatic brawl ia< in, 8 E€X)N» FLOOR BIAIN FLOOR by the nad, noaotonaus whirL o f Cahtnat miatatort. I mattchester e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., s a t u r d a t , m a r c h zb. iw a . p a g e 8 i a OIDARK M . l BLOND T he H igh School W orld ANNUAL ^ OeMKm Kwowki Vol. II., No. 50. iteturdajr, March 2S, 19.35. Compiled by Students ot Mantliwtcr Hl(h School MIm Hel«n KRColty AdYl«n • W NEA «lh-Ct.lM 6
BBOCr HBIUC TODAT "No." miXlCENT GRAVES’ maploytr, "Win you say that ha has not?” TRACE INHERITANCE United States Greatest RIGORS OF MEDICAL GEORGE IHUMGOIJ), M R iMr to "I won’t say anything one way EDITORIAL to* • oonfemlon to dietoto and or tba other." waint tor acalmt s weinaa In a "Will you ramambar what I told IN BIOLOGY CLASS "A 1UU« of tho bitur with th« Coffee Drinking Nation THOUOBTLBM rU R COURSE DESCRIBED Mack emiiiie coat. you about him ?" ha pleaded, and, ■WMt,” M> 'tR MUd. Tm , with th« Once again tbs notices rend, MlUtoent Icarea tto oOloa and as be spoke, ha took a step forward. spring comes the 'infaillngly long "Keep off toe grass." Ones again aaca auch a woman. lAtor ato flnda 8ba was quick to retreat, and at and numerous warnings to Tceep off That China and Japan are not the rand Japan ars not the leading tea- the faculty will be urged to preach, tor pome haa been taken and a the grass," etc. A gfood way to "Keep off the graaa." In other bar retreat, Norman caught him Heredity Is Being Studied chief tea-producing countries and producing countriea. India and Cey Clayton Hansen Tells of D ii- one aobaUtuted. In the eleva self, hli hands dropping to bla sides. "put It" le, as written on each lon are leaders In ths cultivation and words, March Is here. And with tor ato meeta a dlatiasiiiatod-look. home-room board: 'T o improve the that the United States le the world'e March, oomss Spring usharing In AUTOMOBILE "Plaasa," ha said, "please remember ; valus of tbs tsa crop. The crop of I f mao of middle afe. that ht'a not to be trusted." to Determine Characteris appearance of lawns this spring, all greatest coffee drinker were among ' China whtls largs is inferior in nsw Ilfs, fresh and green nnd beau setting Cats and Other Retarnlnf to the oSloe, .HUUcent “Who It to be trusted?" pupils are requested to keep to the the facts brought out by a discus- : quality. In preparation of tea for tiful. Ands Drtmfold drad. In panic aha He shrugged hie shoulders and walks and not cut across the lawns Sion of "Cereals and Beverages" market, quick drying results In But even beautiful things nrs not m hea away and refletem at a hotel tics from Ancestors. of the school or of any neighboring green tea. If black tea la desired, lasting when they are abused. Animals at College. said thickly, "1 cculd offer myself property!" during the past week in Mr. Mor- under an aaeumad name. Naxt day If you hadn't lost your confidence ton'a Economics classes. Many ! fermentation is allowad to take Thougbtleae feet that walk acroes ato meeta the atranfer afaln. He in me." other Interesting details were re ' place before the leaves ars dried. soft ground oovsred with thousands Alumni,news: Have you read the of young and tender bladee of grase telle her hie name le JARVIS H.\PP. ‘Tm not eo certain that I’ve lost Heredity la being studied In Miss vealed during this period of Inten Artificial dyes of non-poieonoui type Clajrton Hansen, 'SO, now eom- And story on this page about the three are abusive feet. They are leaving Happ senda her to a beauty ahop my confidence In you," ahe said. Carr's biology classes. A problem sive study. ' are often use(] to color teas a bright pleting hie second year as a pre- where, In epite of her proteata, ahe boys wdio visited their "pal" (sup Wheat Widely Grown green or a real black thus increas dozens of ugly Imprints on what medical student at Northwestern "It’s simply a feeling, of complete was given to her pupils which reads posedly) at the Hartford hospital might be a beautiful summer lawn. R tranaformed Into a. brunet. bewilderment. I’ve never received aa follows: "Trace back to your an Wheat as a cereal for bumon con ing their selling qualities. This kind University, made some interesting Happ take* her home, Introduc- and who had to sat their own glft- sumption dates back to prehistoric ot tea Is called "lie tea" and la never Thus far thle year, there has been comments In a recent letter about quite such baffling treatment aa I’ve cestors some charactarlstie of your ^ b e ? Yes, guess you’ve guessed little need for excessive waralnge taf her as bln aecretary. He flvea received since 1 came Into this self." Several pupils went back as times. Records show that wheat used by the (Chinese. the pre-medical course at that cob who they were! None other than . Coffee Popnlar about keeping off the grass. For lege. Clayte's curriculum Include her a anltotoe filled with accounts house." far as their great-great grand-, Ray Andlelo, Jim Baker, and Clint was used In CJblna as early as 3000 and asks her to open a set of books. B. C. It is grown In 43 of the 48 I Coffee le perhaps tbs most popular the most part, M. j H. S. students puch subjects aa psychology, ebsn "In what w ay?” parents. Some of the characteristics Keeney! Btlll hungry, boys? know without beliig told that toe DICK GENTRY. Rapp’s partner, "In many waya," listed were: height, color of hair and states In the U. 8. Europeans raise beveragf of ths civilised world. In Istrj’, parasitology, and mathe-’ ' beautiful lawn Is the moet desirable mattes. hints some of the dealings have been "Has anyone been insulting?” he eyes, left handedness, lips, feet, ap- a great amount of wheat; yet prac toe early sixteenth century, Mo Mr. Piper haa introduced a novel lawn. It Is only to toe minority Concerning his studies, he wrrltes: shady. asked. pcaramce of twins, and talents. The way for remembering the offices of tically all Europeans eat rye bread. hammedan priests passed edicts against toe uee of c ^ e e but they that tots editorial Is directed—to "I am taking parasitology which is MUUcent .alone In her bedroom, "No, not thaV But It's such a re parents took a great interest in the President's cabinet members In United States produces three billion bushels of corn or four-fifths of the accomplished nothing. Brssll is toe the minority who have thoughtless the study and diagnosing a troat- realizes someone has entered the markable crowd. I can't understand reminiscing of their grand-parents. order of their Importance. Simply world's crop, but exports only i leading country In production of fseU-ln hopes that they, too, will ment of parasitic Infections in man. APPUANCE room withont knocking. you at all." A debate was held on "Which of learn the fictitious neme "St. Wap- per cent of it. Rice Is the chief coffee, klthough Arabia was at one learn to deaire a beauUful lawn. in laboratory ws experiment, to de NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY "What can’t you understand?" the three following are of the most nlacl" and you can read 'em right Let's keep to obtain toe beauty we Importance—heredity, training or off—starting State, Treasury, At food of two-thirda of the human time. Brazil alone produces 2-3 of termine wbetber a person is a car CHAPTER IX "I can't understand the relation- race. Iq China, rice plantations are the entire world production. Over crave. Let's not forget to “Keep off rier of parasitic infection and ■ MUUcent whirled about Indignant- sfalps. 1 can’t figure you all out. environment?" / torney General, etc. Get It? the grass.” After the discussion, the class de sacred Institutions. Although the 90 per cent of the world’s coffee is whether he has the infection. Fin iy, to find herself staring Into the You all seem to understand each —B. Livingston, '36. ally we prescribe a t;ure. It haa got cided that heredity was the most Now that spring Is officially here, world crop of oats Is the largest of grown in the western hemisphere, calm, steady, gray eyes of Norman other, yet you seom to have a feel all the cereal crops. It is the least where toe United States toe largest ten so that I look upon every Mnd ing of mutual distrust and suspi important because, when one is bom I notice the age-old custom of "win Happ. he is born with characteristics that Important commercially. Barley la consumer, requires almost half of of food, clothes, water, milk as a ''.You!” she exclaimed in quick cion.” dow-hanging." Not literally, of have been inherited from ancestors. course, but all the windows are the most hard as it grows from the the world's supply? Coffee le adul haven for Infectious parasites. aurprlse. V- "There are some things," he said, arctic circle to the tropics. terated- with such things as chicory, MERIDEN TAKES "Professional psychology is next. "which go on here that you won’t To those characteristics parents opened wide, and between classo.e He said nothing, but took a cou have given training; with Inherited the "studes" make up for being ■ Tea a Mild Stimulant roasted peas, cereals, saw dust, It is a study of human behavior and ple of steps toward her. understand until you’ve been here Tea Is a mild stimulant which Is beans, baked liver, burnt parsnips reactions to various conditions, and for a while." a. characterlstlca trained, the student "cooped" In all winter, by leaning She thrust her bond out In front 1s set out In the world with other out of the windows and hailing all used by people all over the world. and bark, but contains only 1.2 per TRIANaE DEBATE we use models of brains.” o f her. "Such aa what?" ahe asked. people, which Is his environment. friends who might be ht the time Contrary to the general belief, China cent of caffeln. A Terrible Job ‘T.#uppoee,” ahe said scornfully, "Oh." he said, "the vanous peo / .Madeline Wallace, '37B. changing classes from building to "W e are now in the midst o f cat ••Just because I'm ^orkin^ for your ple. The Influences that they have building! How's tho air up thar? dissection which Is positively the SHOW father you feel free to walk Into my on each other.” terrlbleat Job In the world. No mat -room without knocking. I suppose "I think,” ahe said, "Ui-at Mrs. Mark Twain's questions. Jokes, CASTING BREAD Manchester Affirmatives Win ter how hard I scrub my bands I it's part of the duties of my employ Happ exercises a very complete con EXPERIENCES AT RADIO etc., are getting quite a "raking VERPLANCK BACK cannot get rid of toe formalin, which ment.. . . " trol over the household, doesn't over" In the library of late as a re ON THE WATERS is the chemical used to keep toe cats He Interrupted her wdth a voice shey” sult of an English assignment. Here Last Night— Nega from getting stiff. Cat dissection is STATION ARE REUTED truly toe turning point of many a that was choked wrlth some emo "A t times," Norman Happ admit AFTER VACATION Kindly Intentions of M. H. S. tion. ted, without enthusiasm, bis tone Talking of assignments, the typ tives Lose in Meriden. great career—students start to drop "Forget It,” he said. “ I didn’t dare seming almost surly. ing classes ara already preparing Graduates Toward Classmate out at this point. Next year we to knock. I had to sneak in here." iMisR Eleanor Wallace Deserlbcs the exams! Won't be long now! Reacts To Their Benefit. dissect dogs. We have In lab a dog "What do you mean!" Hrondenats She Heard at with a glass side. He Is alive. We "And yet,” MUUcent mused, "your You noticed the call for Informal Superintendent Sees Prac Manchester's affirmative team are able to watch tho progress of "I didn't want anyone to know father Is a man of very strong WTIC In Hartford. Three 1034 graduates of Opens Next "snaps" In the "World" Wednesday won at home from Middletown's food through the alimentary canal that 1 was here. It would nave been character. He Is veiy much of an Mancbeatcr high school, now bad for both of us. If’ I'd knocked "They are most Interesting ex night, I suppose! Well, have you tice of Detroit Tigers negative team In the annual trl- and in this way study dtgesUon and enigma to me. Tel! me, what does he done anything toward getting your attending Morse College, re nutrition.” at the door someone would have do?” periences," said .Miss Eleanor Wal cently did what they termed a crgular debate between Manchester, heard the knock and seen me talk lace, '31 about her visits to the friends’ pictures handed in? Some Spontaneous Life "You mean for a living?" of the girls have brought cameras "good turn” for a fellow class Middlctowm. and Meriden on the “ Life is a chemical composition. ing with you," broadcasts of Guy Hcdlimd and While in Florida. mate, but it turned out to be a "Yes," Company over WTIC In Hartford. to school lately and taken some, but question; “Resolved, that the Fed As yet It has not been possible to "But why must you talk with "He majfss Investments." good turn for themselves. eral government should equalize m e?" she asked, her curiosity get After each broadcast the players are they banded in? W i wonder! combine the same life elementa to 'What sort of Investments?" About a week ago. the three educational opportunities toropga- gether and. get life. I would like to ting the better of her, and supple and members of the stiidy-group are 'Almost any sort" Perhaps you think your piano top Superintendent and Mrs. F. A. boj-8 received permission to go cut the United States by means of be the man to combine those ele menting the rather alarming dis tested for parts^ In the next broad- to visit one of their classmates "One could make that definition cn.st and change’s, If necessary are Is full enough! I know mine Is well Vorplanck. who left Manchester for annual grants to the several states." menta and create spontaneoue Ufa. covery that In the presence of this who was in the hospital. Just Manchester’s negative team lo.st In W ednesday Include gambling," she said. loaded, but friends' photos are al a trip to Florida January 3, return From this you can see that a etory young man her pulse became more made In the scrlp^. The day of the She took the sting from the re ways welcome, eh? And they’re tin- as they arrived at the hospital Meriden, however. Meriden, win such as Frankenstein is not too far rapid, her self-assurance seemed to play, the players come early and ed Thursday, March 14. Mr. and mark by giving a quick little laugh. uiually good, and natural, this year, one of toem decided that the ning both at home and at Middle- fetched.” melt sway like ice under a hot sun. time the play and the music. Five Mrs. Verplanck spent ten weeks In right thing to do to bring Norman Happ did not laugh. too. Have you noticed? waa town, is the victor for 1935. "Whenever you hea. anybody com "1 don't know why," he said, minutes before the broadcast goes the hoy some little token. They “One could” , he said. on the air, the players and an -^Lynne, Florida, making their headquarters The new cup for to* Intertriangu- plaining about a doctor's fee, teU "Perhaps you could tell me," started off to find a drug store "And you and Robert Calse don't nouncers assemble In the studio at Lakeland, a towm about os large lar debates, which Is awarded this them for me that a doctor deserves "But how should I know what I as Manchester, near the center of and chipped In and bought tho year for the first time. Is donated oil and more. Ckmslder toe Friday seem to get along.” where the broadcast Is to be given. boy a nice box of candy. They you’re referring to?" He said nothing. A light over the door flashed on Florida. Aa St. Petersburg was only by Miss Florence Flshcrblck, teach afternoons and Saturday he spends "What,” he asked, "has Bob Calse CINDER NEWS proudly walked Into the hospi er of English and coach of debating Then there Is Mrs. Eaton, a most when they are on the air. There are fifty miles from Lakeland, they in the laboratory looking for—say a NEW CARS tal with their box o f candy but, at Meriden High school. The first got on you?” peculiar woman.'' usually four or five microphones In visited there’ DeveraJ times and. In plnworm or toe egg which is micro "Why, what ara you talking upon inquiring at the hospital of toe three teams to win six points, scopic." As Norman Happ remained si the studio, three for the players and cidentally, met a great many of about? What makes you think he their Manchester friends who were to find the location of toe boy's regardless of whether in consecutive lent, MUUcent decided to press him one or two for the sound effects. M. H. 8. opens its 1935 track room, were Informed that he has anything on me? I don't know Sound effects are made In vari campaign today at the state meet wintering In Florida. "W e did a yeani or not, wrins toe cup perma what you're referring to." for more information. She felt that wholo lot of nothing—but we en had been discharged from the nently. Meriden's double victory In some way he would talk to her, ous ways. For fire, crllophone Is in Middletown. The meet Is sched hospital. Two bfi the boys W .LT.U.CONm T BOOKS "He has something on you right crunched; for rain, a strainer con uled to start at 2:30 p. m.. with the joyed ourselves," said Mr. Ver- gives her the first two points to and TRUCKS felt that she had some power over enough," Norman Happ said. "1 running of the 4S-yard dash pre plimck. didn’t like candy, and toe other ward permanent possession. him which would draw him out taining split peas Is shaken. No know him, and I know the way he sound has yet been found that lims. "The weather was delightful, and one decided that he didn’t like A fuller story of toe Manchester PRESENTED TO LIBRARY works. I’ve seen that self-aatlsflcd despite any mental reservations he we saw Ice only one morning. Al It well enough to eat the whole debate will appear in next Wednes sounds like the slamming of a door, box, BO there they stood won See All The Improvements and arolle on bis face before. He's play might have made to the contrary. so there Is a framework with a door Once again it appears that Coach most no rain. I did not do any fish day’s 'World." "And yet," she said, "there seems ing." dering what to do. Books on subject material to be ing with you aa a cat plays with a that the players slam. A wind ma Wlgren has his work cut out for used by students in writing this to be a mystery about the whole him. Losing many of his valuable Mr. Verplanck was Interested one They thought and pondered mouse. You can't trust that chap." chine Is used for wind, and records and finally found a solution to year’s W. C.-T. U. contest essay place, something definite, some- are used for barking dogs, crying field event men through graduation, da; in seeing a morning practice ot Refinements Automotive "But can't a man smile with their problem. They went back HOM E R O O M have been given the Ubrary by toe X out. . . . ?" thing menacing, something that's babies, crowds and motor boats. The "Pete" will have no easy Job of re the Detroit Tigers, who have their threatening." to the drug store and gave the Women’s Christian Temperance 'I t was the way he smiled. 1 sound of the ocean la made by mov taining his .splendid success In mold winter training quarters In Lake "Has Robert Calse been filling..... ing a championship team again this land. box of candy back to toe pro GAMES Union. The subjects to be written know that expression." ing one’s hand In a tub of whter. on for high school this year are: (1) Engineers Have Devised your mind with that sort of stuff Among the people of WTIC, year. Some of the places of Interest prietor and received Its worth he asked. in Ice cream, about two quarts, the SoclM Glass and toe Liquor "But,” she said, trying . to pre- Eleanor has met J. Kay, Mona Lee. that were visited In Florida were: Of the games In the girls' home "No, I feel it nyself. I feel that Ths meet today will probably see Winterhaven, Orlando, and Winter and thereby had a wonderful room basketball series, played to Question; (2) rotal Abstinence aerve a stately dignity, "It's Just Fred Wade, Phil Becker, Paul treat for themselves. versus Moderation. Esaays, due on possible that ha baa immething, as there's .some menacing personality Lukas. H.arrlet Lee. Ben Hawthorne the dethroning of one Norman Row- Park, where Rollins College Is date. Room 12, Main, captained by In The New 1935 Cars sell, holder of tho 600-yard record situated. Rollins College was cele —M. Toman. Sophie Falkowskl, won over Rooms April 1 will be judged for the beet you like to term it, on someone dominating this entire household, a and of course. Ouy Hcdlund. from a freshman, a sophomore, a personality, which keeps In the back for toe post two years, as George brating Its 50th anniversary at the IIM and 2SM; Room 18, Main, led FREE else." —Amelia Andnilot, '37B. time of Mr. and Mrs. Verplanck's Junior, and a senior. "No.” he said soberly. "I saw him ground. and.. . . " Leary Is entered In that event and by Marion Montle, won from Room will probably knock the record for visit. 17 and 27; and Room 17, Franklin, The fine books given the library come out of your room." Her chance remark seemed to a loop. George, by the way. Is also On toe return trip they visited wito Bernice Wilson as captain, won fbr use in toe project are: ‘Temper- "You saw him leave my room?" have been a charge of ve’-bal dyna ence and toe (Changing Liquor Bitu- mite. Norman Happ Jumped as NEGATIVE V ia O R S OVER entered In the broad Jump today. many historic places, among which Diamond, Court from Rooms 18F and 24F. The "Yes." This Is his first try at a field event was Williamsburg, capital of the team captains for each room are; aUon,"-by DeeU Pickett; "Alcohol She was silent for several sec though someone had stuck him with and Human Life,” by C. C. Weeks; a pin. Before be could arrest It, an and Incidentally tt e first time that colony of Virginia from 1699 to Main building: 12M — Sophie Fal onds. Then shs said slowly, "And so AFFIRATIVE IN DEBATE George has "doubled” in a meet. about 1785. and which la now being kowskl; IIM — Annie Chaponis; "Narcotics and Youth Today,” by ou decided to come In and try to Involuntary expression was torn And Green Robert E. Corradlnl; "Educate for from his dpt. restored by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. 25M—Esther Steger; 18M—Marion Door Prizes See All The New Appliances row-beat me. Is that It?" Spring Is here and so Is Mr. Kel Total Abstinence," by Ada Roee "The woitian In black ermine!" he The Manchester high school nega In toe 1,000-yord run Ctoarley Several mUllon dollars are being Montle; 17M—Ruth Runde; 26-27M r"No. You knew better than that." Donahue will be fighting for a spent on the restoration. The build ley’s 1935 crop of baseball players. —Florence Lleman; 3-15—Eleanor Demerest; “What About AlooholT” "What do you mean?" exclaimed. tive debating tesm won Its second As toon as the ground Is drier, by Emil Bogen, M. D., and Lehmann (To Be CVwitInned) debate, at Rockville, last Monday place. It was In this meet last year ings are beautiful and every effort Thrasher: 28M—Margaret Atkin "You know why I came here." that Charlie was severely spiked is being made, with no expense harder practice will begin at toe son; 24 Faith Galinat; 33— Helen W. S. Hisey. afternoon. The subject debated West Side and, not very long after In addition, toe library has quite and Labor Saving Devices "Why did you?" and "Chassis" has vowed that th’ y spared, to restore toem as they Petrowski; 22-31 — Haugh and "I came to help you." was: "Resolved, That the Federal that, toe season will be opened up a store of material that can be used Government should equalize educa won’t get the opportunity to spike were In the colonial period. DJaidus; 19—Kay Madden. There was something In the very’ HE DEBUNKS FRAUD him again this year. Soma of toe other places of Inter.: by toe Bristol game. Franklin: 17—Bernice Wilson; 18 profitably. Several pamphlets may tional opportunities throughout the be found in toe reference room that ■Impliclty of his words that made country by means of annual Feder est that were visited are: Yorktown, —Bernice Beebe; 24—Ruth McCor her thrill with some psychic pleas Along with Leary in the 600 is Jamestown, Robert E. Lee’s birth While the team has lost a lot of mick; 25, Marion Olson; 20 —Mae will be of help also. Students wilt EVERY For The Home AND ITS DEBUNKERS al grants to the several states." The men by graduation and by the same ing these compositions, or intending ure. It was as though .iho had been decision was awarded by a two to entered Tom Dannaher, who Is place called Stratford, and George Sloan; 5—Doris Kennedy; 6— Ac- •ome animal, and some gentle, making his first indoor appearance Washington's birthplace, called sour streak of bad ;uck that hit toe qullla Petvaltls; R. 12—Rena Hy to do so, should by oil means consult one vote of the Judges. football team, toe. group that re the "better" books available at toe thrilling hand had rubbed her with By BRUCB C.ATTON The winning Manchester team, of hie career and his first start In Wakefield. son; Room 16—Marjorie ■ McCor careulng finger-tips. She thought, two years. Tom’s last, race was the —M. SuUlvan. ported to the meeting on Wednes mick. library. composed of Herbert Weber, Felicia day have all bad experience In Ihfc with that peculiar irrelevance which Pletrowskl, and Robert Knapp, was Thanksgiving Day championships —E. S. Popular Practice of two years ago. Tom has shown American Legion leaguee or in toe came to her occasionally at times.of Fraud, the outspoken T. Swann coached by Mr. Hartwell of M.H.8. atress, "Now I know cxaelly how plenty of speed and stamina In various Junior teams In the towm. PLAY DRAMATIZED REMEMBER THE PLACE Harding mrt only unllmbera his Miss Smith of Rockville High, TEXTILE CAPTURES LEAD SMALL GROCERY STORE a cat feels when It starts to purr," practice and will probably put In a An unprepared dramatization of guns at unreliable manufacturers coached the affirmative of May Jack Fraher and Dick Cobb will but she remained standing very Brace. Immanuel Klette and Henry good performance today. “Wurzel-Flummery” was done in and dealers, but takes a healthy be the only two letter men return Freshman English 2. They have erect, very aloof. crack at the " debunker.s of these' Racckskl. Mr. O'Loughlln of Rock BY BEATING DRAFTSMEN CENTER OF PLAY PLOT The schedule for the forthcoming ing and will probably get a place been reading plays from two differ AND THE DATES Norman Happ said In a dogged gentry as well. ville; acted as chairman of the de on the team, but it looks as If there miinntone, "I presume you think bate. season was announced last week ent books of plays for toe last two He wTltes a survey of the fields The Textile Department basket will be stiff competition for every Those who mot ‘The Family Up weeks. They are now preparing Tm Just a cad, but I can't stand by rovered by such measures as ths The speeches of the Rockville and Is as follows: March 23—State meet (Indoor). ball teams downed the Drafting De position on both the first and second stairs" last year, when Paint and book reports in which they have ' and ace him get anything on you Tugw'cll hill, ^f. blessed memory, team showed better preparation partment In a double-header contest teams. Powder club presented its three-act You can t trust that man. I tell you, and puts together enough unpleas than those of Manchester. Herbert April 26—Penn Relays (Philadel read 10 one-act plays or 3 three phia). played at the School Street Rec. play, will want to meet their dis playf. you can’t trust him an Inch, He has ant facts to persuade the stubborn- Weber had to prepare too first Ttieetlay afternoon. Coach Kelley Is organizing a sec tant relatives, the Johnsons and the no sense of decency, no sense of fair est reader that some drastic revi negative speech In McPartland’s April 36—Hartford, away. May 3, 4—Bristol, here. The main game proved that the ond team this year to be composed Leverwortbs In “Relatively Speak play." sion of our federal food and dnie place in a short time. Textile has a great wealth of power, ing," the toree-act comedy Paint codes is vital. May II—Rhode Island. mainly of freshmen and eopho- "He seemed to me," she said, "to The negative team had defeated as they were no match for the morea This wiu enable Ckiach Kel and Powder has chosen for its pub Having dons that, he turns on tl)c Manchester affirmative team — May 14—Meriden. to very alert and Intelligent." May 17. 18—West Hartford, Drafting team. The ecore at halt ley to put a welt-organized team on lic performance In the High School Rainbow Girls* "Oh, I'll grant you he’s inteUlgent the "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs" Rose Shapiro, Helen Pletrowskl and time was 16-3. In the last half, toe tho diamond a couple of years from auditorium Friday evening, April 12, schMl of, writers and announces Lewis Jones—a week before at An away. and clever aU right," Norman said, May 25—State meet. Thread Twisters kept toe Drafting now. at 8 o’clock. his lips unsmiling, his eyes somber. that they are harming their cause dover. The affirmative team debat. team scoreless while they scored The Johnsons., live In the iitt4 by making extravagant and tjfi- e and all the members of the Junior ‘Y team will be awarded numerals. The Dramatic Club of the high Sees North Moving South BChool la planning for a play con- teaL M lai Darling and Mtea Dixon WTIC DAILY RADIO PROGRAM will pick casta for the plays from Hartford, (joaa. •ATUROAY, MARCH t* (Central and Eastern SUndard Time) tbe members o f the club and the Within Next 65 Years A lUStars Nip Knights of Liih In Thriller, 38 to 3 S^OM W . lOM H. Ci H group giving tbe best play In tbe t$tJt Tmvelera Broadcaatlag BArvtoe COLORADO SPRUCE TREE opinion o f Misa Darling and Miss Prsarsms subltct ta ehsnss. P. M. Cont. Bast. N ew York, March 23 — (A P ) —