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WEDNESDAY, MAT 22,194f^ JbtirbrBlrr Eoimino IbraOk I ■. / .Average Daily Circulation I'or the .Month of AprUKl944 The Weather Tha 18-SS club mambers wUl laava a prasauru sufficient to meet ths malaa taavs boon la nomo caaqa Forecast of t . 8. Weather Bnreao Center church tomorrow evening needs In case of a Are, la conald- laid nine feet in the ground. All Princeton St. ered worth the difference In oosL are betng laid aa a W P A project A b o u t T o w n promptly at 7:30 for Bloomfield, 6,393 ^ Rain tonight and probably Fri->^ The laying wrater mains in Mid­ 1 1 I I I where they will enjoy a hay ride Member of the Andit X daj- morning; hot much change In and refreshments. Water Mains dle turnpike calls for a total of temperature. __ of AndtfVOB • 8he« 5,900 feet of eight inch pipe. About CALI Bureau of Cirenlatiahs ___ », T. r. W. who ar* plmn- Rev. Andrew Johnson, pioneer 1,500 feet of thla has been laid. Rummage Sale FSI >• Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm • / — j to f0 to Broad Brook tomor- missionary in the Eastern fteld will The part completed extenda from Woris' Started Today on THVBADAT, MAY 2Srd nw •fwdiiff t o t tha preaentation speak at the Swedish Congrega­ I’arker street to Woodbrldge street. esnoN «C flaga to tha now auxiliary tbara, tional church tomorrow evening at Extension; Means a n A four inch 'main has been re­ 847 MAIN STREET VOL. I^X.. NO. 200 (ClassUled AdverOstng on Fags iX) MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 2.3. 1910 / f o u r t e e n PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ■od raqnlro tranaportatton, ahould 7:36. ^ placed. In order to take care of BeneSt toMt K tha V. F. W. home in Additional Tax. a new grade that will be establish­ Home Eeonomles Committee, ed on Middle turnpike, east, the Mnaebaater Oraan by 7 o'clock. A meetlM of tha Fruit and Bolton Orange No. 47. ^ Tho matnbori are requested to Vegetable Producers' Association In order to asaure a pressure woar thalr white uniforms. They of Manchester, Inc., will be held a j* y i t reniinded o( the annual that will provide water for. new tomorrow evening at the Sub A l­ homes being built on Princeton poppy aale for disabled war veter­ pine Club, Eldridge street. Im­ ans which starts tomorrow, and portant business will come be­ street, work has heeii started to / srs also urged to attend the wor- fore the meeting and all members lay aa eight Inch main from COTTON / / 4Shtp sarvlc# Sunday morning at are urged to attend. Parker street west to the Intenee- tha South Mei;hodist church. tton of Middle turnpike and ) . 'X- Reunite Two Armies W' Prjnceton street to connect with Four large air conditioning fans mains already on Princeton street. TTia members of Sunset Rebe- are being used at the Sports Cen­ kah Lodge and King David Lodge Although, the property on ter to make it pleasant for'roller Princeton street pays a Are anorts Hurt! Father Dies Watchina His Effect W hat Foreign pleasure cars and a truck. The tions will be acknowledged. Minimum Charge S2.50. October for .$19, pay­ and you will And a wide variety of her ycar-olil daughter, Suzanne, Vlklnga were allowed their own . « stylings and models. started whistling four months Fighting in English Dauahler in School IMay itary Experts CaU^Mir- To People’ on Condi- ago and now keeps ao happily umpire, but even at that it was a The fifth annual outdoor festi­ able $1 Per Week. victory for the Bears by a score val of the public schools of Man­ T » v i > 1 tiuiiii AfTccting Nation. at the pastime she rarely cries. Channel CAiastal Area ! Marlboro, Maaa., May 33.— acle of Reorgaisfution’ 11w J W IMjj^ COM i(/T5—Mary Angelo, 16, particl- o f 23 to 13. K return game will chester will be held tonight at 7 _,W hen you can aolve your re­ I Of course .Suzanne “ doean’t O f Boulogne; British In Battle Agtitost Ger* ba played on the West Side later. o'clock In Educational Square. I exactly ckrry a tune—Ju.st aort paled In a high school play last frigeration problems for the sea­ Bulletin!' I Choruses numbering 1,000 voices Nelly Dons sizes 12-44 to I of improvises as ahe goes along, Coinmnniralions En* j night as her father,' Gosmoe mans; Biller Sei^aw; Will be heard In a concert pro­ son for. 810, why make any other Washington, May 23.— I like a canai-j’; bird." I Angelo, 04, watched proudly. gram, assisted by 110 musicians. Investment T (A P )— The Senate approved (langered; Too Early I A fter the play, sorrowing Action^/Detween Cam- 12-46 I members of the famllg told O. Albert Pearson will be the di­ Hubrites . sizes $1.98 0 .9 8 the $1,473,756,728 Navy ap­ rector. . If, In October, you deatre to Yet to Know What Re* Mary her father had died of a brai and Valencienneio,^ propriations bill today, has­ I heart attack during the per- K e a e t t e s purchase the Coolerator we will suits o f Battle Will Be. 2$/Miles A|mrt Today. M*. >. a. »*f. ^ allow you a credit of one half Martha Mannings $3*98,to $5*98 tening the . administration’s Favors Plan : formance. of the 814 toward! a 5 cu. ft. Sizes 12-40 14>/2-22«/^ extraordinary national de­ Bufietin! Paris, May 23.—-(AP)— ^ Roofing. & Siding model at $48.84 or 8 cu. ft. fense program far toward' To Transfer The French /irmies, e(Tectiaf | Our Specialty model at.889.84. Otherw’lae we UAiglons Sizes° 12-44 $3.98 to $5.98 final congressional action. lAMidon. M»y 23.— (A P )— will call for the refrigerator Sir OswaVd Mosley, leader of New Evident what foreign military ex-j SPRING the Fascist “British Union,” perta, called a “miracifl of A. A. Dion, Inc. when you are Anlshed with It in Washington, May 23,— Aliens Cheek organization," fought 81 Wells St. Teh 4860 the Fall. Marie Dresslers $1.98 to $3.98 (A P )— President Roosevelt went to Scotland Yard to­ Seen of M ^ e \wil) discuss defense condi- night in cuHtody of police. with new fury to reunite tMllFv| cBaIrs special House Commit­ Northern and Central a rm M ll lions and needs in a “fireside Smartly dcslgneod . . . com­ Jonathan J. Garcia chat” to be broadcast to the London, May 23,— (A P )— To Hit Bntain and chop off the long, •bavgrl fortable. Tubular steel con- A trained upholsterer with n tee Adopts Unanimous­ A U C B tXlFRAN knowledge gained through years country Sunday night. In an­ Workmen are shown assembUng Hudson type laombera for the Brlt^h Royal A ir Force In the Lock- Prime Minister Winston Spparhead which' tha (Knosvn Aa t|oeeii A||ee) atructlnn , . . non tipping Sale! Hundreds of Pairs ly Resolution for an (leed Aircraft plant at Burbank, Calif. Similar scenes are taking piaco In other aviatiwi plants Ail­ Churchill, in a two-minute mans have driven thr of experience aa apprentice, all- HPtRITtJAL MEIliUM nouncing Mr. Roosevelt’s de­ frame I Choice of 4 color! around mechanic nnd shop fore­ L T. W4od Co. Approval o f Change. ing foreign orders aa plana are being made In the natloa'a cajnjal Id jRcp up lane production In accord­ war report, told the House of German^rive to Divide northern France to the Seventh ilsagbter of a Reveotb Son Baked eiiamel Aniah! You'll man. 51 Bissell Street cision ^o make the radio ad­ ance with President Roosevelt's defense program in which he a>ked y(ir an air force of 50,000 planes, Boiii With A VeU dress at 9 :30 p. hi., e. B. t., and an output of that many annually. Commons today that there in Pocketed with their Bi want several! PHONE 6018 Priscilla Ruffled And /Oestroy Allied ResMllnga DaUy 8 A. M. to • P. M. Tel. 4496 Stephen Early, presidential Washington, May 23— —A heavy fighting in the English and Belgian Allies, the : Or By ApiMilntmenL lo the Sendee A 82.54 Vnlue! special House Committee unani­ Channel coastal area of Bou­ A i^ e s Foreshadows ern French army, of the People for Ho Veara. PARLOR FURNITURE secretary told newsmen it Curtains— mously adopted today a resolution 171 Church Street, llartfard, Ooun. Ready To Assemble COMPANY would be A “straightforward logne, that Abbeville is in sault on England.' tanka, planes, motoriied' for quick congressional approval PhoM 4-8287. 1 So. Main S t Manchester, C t and factual report from the Accused Had German hands and that Brit­ and artillery, engaged BOX OF TWO of President Roosevelt’s alien con- Lochner Imports Nazi ia/oy YowrLmttMf Read Herald Advs. government tdxthe people.” i. , ^ . ish communications are e: Bolletin! Germans in a bitter Cottage Sets— He aaid It woilifl be a "general transferring the Imirt- dangered. “It is too earl ^t Berlia, May 88. (45— A »- battle between Cambrai Cool, Ugiw Ksdensi will -- .V . . trratirxn Sarvirva vm vM ttia f.anrkr No Inteiition i discussion of the defense situation grstion Service from the Labor tborisefl German seareee, al- Valenciennes, 26 miles add lo your cnjoynicoc of Department to the Justice Depart­ to say what the result oi is and defense needs.” \ Forces Reach Channel tboogb flenllalng to affltas ar Here, at the base thalr Icisurt boon. Samincry col­ ment. coastal fighting may ' the at Tailored Curtains— Will Touch Three Pointa Again deny reports that the Oerawa aouthern aaltont which ® ors, cushiony soles aod, best Cars Washed The action came less than 24 To Slav Mail prime minister ‘but it armies have takaa Benisgne, Early indicated th a t^ r . Roose­ northwest to ths AbbtvUU < • f alL coiBpIctely washable. hours after the president sent Swastika Waving^ from 1th it im- French seaport en the Eaglleh It costs only $1.00 to HALE'S 5ELF SERVE 17 Styles of Priscilla Ruffled velt would touch again on three evidently carries ragion, tha aannaas a tt Congress the order and .a message Mussolini Calls Chaanel. a4deflt " I t l8 qulto make tighter and amalUr tbs The Original In New England! pointa brought d>.t at a presa con­ saying the transfer would enable l^cal Comnrander*s ji|ications of a a > charac- Listen to the “Voice of Man­ drive a clean car. Montgomery Wurtl 30 Styles Cottage Seta ference Tu^ay. At that Ume Jacowitz Testifies He In* pcehahle." Rinltgna la.aa tha to whtoh tiiw i S l i a S i g 1 the government "to deal quickly" lower end of the Stralta of foreaa o f fla a d a f* lastia chester”, WNBC, Thursdays 11 Styles Tailored’ Mr. Roosevelt aaid he did not want with undesirable aliens. He urged tended to' ‘Frighten* \Headquarters / Leaves It waa . Churcbill’a ahertast Try & O i . to see a single war millionaire Defense Croup Oovor. Bfl nallM by non from tha Germaaa at betwaan- At 1:30 r . M. action to nake the shift opera­ No Doubt on/Advance. parllamentaiy war stattmaht on Folkeotone, Engtahd. I t to and 1,400,000 man). 824-828 Main HI. Tel. 5181 AND HEALTH MARKET created in the United States as a tive quickly. Saltus When He Fired rswrd. '— Regular Values $1.19 to $1.39 Pai^ result of world disaster, although aomo 48 mi lee northwaot e f WUl Olay I * Parto The proposal was tho only one j Shot to Right o f Him. Fen'atrato lato Itoiu- Abbevllto, which a Gifama Franca's Army, striktag heeU ( . aiU'lftTh l.ltl.■•llI4•l•Lh«h/.7;)A COOK'S he did not oppose a reasonable of the five i^orgsnizstion pro­ ^ Louis P/Lochner To Meet Todav While the House listened Intent­ proftt. army spenrhenfl h u angallefl. tha might o f A d w Hlttor.whte'fi Hollywood Service grams the prerident has submit­ WitK , the German Armies ly, the prime minister said German H m Bonlegna * Folheatono Franeh government dacldad C£HOUS€'^SON.; THURSDAY SPCCIALS Curtains for *^very He said, too, that he did not j Hartford. May 23.-(45—Ml- think or expect labor would seek ted that won the unanimous en­ mechanliwd forces which bad made chanael route had been the atlck It out to Paris, rsgalnad la room in the house. Ex-^ I chael Jacowicz, Jr., 26. of New on the Western Front, Ma.v KSTORi o r o s A iirr | 342 East Center Street to take advantage o f ihe situation, dorsement of both Republicans Italians Aecuse French thalr way through tha breach of enly one regularly avaltahto to ground to(toy and began a “ aaMtoj Green Stamps (iiven With Cash Sales. ceptional values. ( :J Democrats on .the . Special 23.— (A P )— l/have reached the French Hoes bad penetrated - ,iii ^ Tel. 3987 by getting into a position where Britain, took tho stand in Superior, Authorities in Morocco civlllaa traffic , between of Jaabdefi" which a m m W g it could hold up some key defense Government Reorganization Com­ court today and said that he in­ the English /Channel to find Into the Allied rear in Belgium France and Bagtaad elace tha ■pokeaman deseribad as ' mittee of which Representative "and are now attempting to de­ Idirge Family Site Can ^ ^ production by striking for In­ tended to vfngnten'' not kill Gierman “loroes here with the Of ‘Renewing Hateful start af the war. ly vIoUnt.” A FEW OF THE M A N Y V A L U E S creased wages or special privileges. Cochran (D-Mo) la chairman. Nazi sw astiu flying. It seems range their communleattona." The battle Una extended 1 • Leaders said they hoped to push i Fiank Soltua, 42,. late of New Persecutions’ lliere. He appended thla note, however CUmbrat, about 810 mltoa noePM M an Mr. Roosevelt's third point was almost unbelievable that I BerUn, May 83—UP)—Ctormany'a Cans Regular $1.39 Fine Quality Pussywillow Dot Priscilla that the government had a very the resolution of approval through I Britain. — that the Allied command, head­ Paris, and Valenctoiuisa, itoovt ' Friend's Beans 25c I Facing a tribunal of three 8u- drive to divide' and destroy Allied THIOUGHOUT Ruffled. deflnite policy .that social gains the House before the week-end. it should find Germany at thifl Rome, May ,23 - i45 -Premier ed by Gen. Maxima Weygand, "Is mUes seat o f Cambrai. T achieved in the last seven years would make the. transfer effective I perior court Judges on a charge of conducting operations involving all arniisa in the west produced new apokeamu) said ass saw fight ROLLER SKATE Regular 81.19 Fine Quality Extra Wide 46" Pin Dot channel. But the Nazi swas­ Mussolini has summoned the Su- THE NATION A ll ten days after both Senate and Arst degree murder, Jacowicz said evidence today o f an Ijnihtoent as­ FOR FUN! FOR HEALTH! Priscilla Ruffled. * should-in no way be weakened. tika waving from the local G. Washington Broth In talking to.the people Sunday House, adopted It and FYesident when asked by his attorney, Sam­ premjB Defense Onincll for a meet­ (Uaaoaaafl On Page rwa) sault on England hersatf. (Usetinnsd O* SHOUTING THIII Regular 8l'.14'Bxtra Wide 44” Cushion Dot PrlscUIa night, Early aaid the Chief Execu- Roosevelt signed H. uel Rosenthal, whether he intend­ commander’s headquarters ing today, a usually ‘reliable Ital­ Adolf HIUer|a power-dlvbig Ruffled. Manchester Sports Center Senate Will Act In Hurry ed to kill Saltus: leaves no doubt about it. ian source asserted. stuka bombers and'dsrtlng spsed* APPIOVAi 01. ^ Regtilar $1.19 Novelty Marquisette PrlscUIa Ruffled. Representative Warren (D-NC), " I did not." Wells Street \ c..29e (Uontlnueil On Pagr Elabt) Crews pf U-boats and apcc>—Am at tfiuisfer and said that the desired Plane W ork waa some place in Bel^um. aons or explanation Italians of all French force to tbs' south. ion and back. •f a spy BOspact pesasaalng maps ceaulta could be achieved better (Technically tha eastern limit of social classes have been arreeted, ping in Arctic Sector. Bomb Chdanal Forts From SwiM ffimlif Presto Cake Flour Pkg. 25c of pottotial military value waa by the reelgnatlon..of Frances Per­ the channel runs between England Imprisoned or' expelled frpm the Tha Nasi air fofes rsportsd It diseloaed today hy Atlaato peUce. kins aa aeeretary of labor. Morgenthan Obtaining and France but Belgian ports pop­ territory within a few hours, with Stockholm, May 28 —(45—Qer- had bsavlly bombed the channel Basel, May BANANAS How To Serve Them! Transferring immigration mat­ ularly are considered to be on the Prudence Detective'Chief 8. A. McHUtben disastroua consequencee for their man warpliuies swarmed over the ports o f Dover and Dunkerque and and' France, apparently fattk#^ The Fruit Dlspaleh Company will give a DRMONSTR.VnON ters to the Justice Department, Agreements from In* channel.r property and Interests gained by severely damaged three trans|ibrta, set decUned to glye .the prietmer’a Norwegian Arctic aector of Nar­ hll the strength -ihey ean OF B A N A N A DISHES here at Plnehurat tomorrow. You have $1.00 aame iurt said h^was belag held Mason aaid, would cover up "ths RoaTA Are Jammed decades of sacrlAces and honest one tanker and a destroyer to the heard Marjorie Mills talk about the uttructive 58 rerljie book . . Can **fer invaotigation" and desertbed maladaministratlon’.’ under Miss dustry on Building. work." vik again today, seeking both ebannti. - t Into the batUe to the west, ] Roost Beef Hash 25c ------I,’-- Here aa elsewhere the roads of theae' booka will be given away absolutel.v" free by the drmon- him as a 83-year-eld' man who Perkins and "the fact that the sec­ approach are jammed with infan­ The agency added: Allied troops and ahlpplnig in the Germany’s wasp-like Naval forces withdrawn almost sU of atrator tomorrow. / 3 Wfly retary” had tolerated ■ "flfth col­ motorized veteranz divtoioo apeeks with a heavy Oermaa ac- Waahington^ May 23^—(45 — < try, more Infantry and still more ''Some nationals who asked to continued Mruggle ln the fa r north. —swiftly stabbing speedboats, ap- umn" elements. Secretary Morgenthau aaid today Infantry and with artillery ever leave on an Italian steamer which the' Swiss frontier. oeat. 0ispatchea from the Narvik area * * . - a - CHiairman Dies introduced a res- he was obtaining agreements from more formidable backed by an air was to arrive within a few hours Villages oa both the German Rival Dog Food 3 c... 25c Indicated the Germans were oper­ (Ceattanafl Un Fage Bight) PINEHURST FRE^H FISH Pillows ^ Seeks to He oceo and then relieved there by . Pods Pkg. 22c I » . . to select the oest types for stand­ 'California Group Planning Deeislva Struggle Next Week British pUnca after to e Allied ro*..' ceedings Introducediunty, Texas, were in­ Council for Aviation, be aaid, and tenUoD of tovadlng SwitaariMd RIPE MELONS a,.,*.,.,,,,,,,,,.each 18c: 2 for 35c troduced by her chief counsel, U. some o f the selections will be made strom, founder and president the been branded aa crimlnale In court, Successes Reported training In tha new methoda o f Uadsfwsor, by Coaosn. V.Frsnt Piljows With heavy awning cloth aeat and back. X tab peoad sUpa; raach frnae ral- arar. A new communique today appeared to obaervara bare to he Fresh Fish 8. District Attorney Claud N. bv im t w m Il. last nine years o f the Big Brother our work la preventive, not ooirec- London, May 38—(45— A series ■samucHaa (as espl. esnUa auo- ' Ilea. (uid Slst^hood o f Hollywood, a tive. ' said that the concentration would supported by frootler events. lieSM ^ Sapp. Morgenthau hired, at 810,040 a of Norwegian Arm y succeaees in Hospital WRh Large, Ripe psft Ns boWssttSo bulk, so bind, Cotton — Eaaieri tiiwaa iilna film city welfare orgahnation. "W e do want to help those tn- ba for only 84 daya. naed Wotodad ea. “What U the purpoee of intro­ year. Dr. George Jackson Mead, tha atOl Mtter Aghting to northern A Uerman hcapital at Konataa* •f ttatOiful bSMS— so lesirsilsfl Jseksy Us- howto aad hedge aeOlag. ducing these records?" asked pre­ Tlee cjhalrman o f the NACA, to Nan-Proflt OrgaalxatkMi hetween unfortunates—girls wboaa Meanwhile new iheaaures were Lb. Sngar—Soft; nervoae Mqalde Norway waa reported today in a taken against poaaihle “flfth col- on the south M e o f the Rhian dsrsssr its lbs sisis Aywfs svsry- Buck Shod 10c Window Awnings 98cto$L69 siding Judge O. Duncan Bellinger, head the experts. He characterized 8he and a group including Fred­ life and aurroundings are missr- Reuters (British news agency) dis­ With side curtsUns, ropes and flxtures. umn" acUviUas as poatara were within sight o f awtm tenttatw PINEAPPLES bbs«ul A yocisly s< sisdsU sad after Proaecutlng Attorney Clint T. Mead as the “greatest living au­ erick M. Hall, Los Angeles city able and warping, but who hare patch. Curtain Department, Metale—steady: eepper Mtwraa public defender, and Robert E. slapped up throughout the country was filled with wounded finm tOfl 8 far tbbitn la Ibis ssdsnraar st losisr- OrayUm had r a l ^ an objection. thority on airplane angines.” not become ertmlnala.” The dispatch, quoting a Norwe­ 2nd Floor. Basement. Improved. Ctark, U. 8. marshal In Los An­ warning (^fslnst “whispering." western effenatve. "L b . *Tt la the purpose of the de­ laiusiry Oasparottag "But It won't be long," Mrs. gian communique from “ some­ French wounded were taken t o Mackerel 10c Wool fense," Sapp replied, "to abopr that geles, have incorporated "Girls’ All Polish rafugsea were ordered 19c 15c each So far, tha Treasury hsad, said, Nyatrom aaid. " I am luit arorry- where to Norway," declared: a military bospiUl in apnthani U * . ... baytng. the acts o f Colonel Burleson, while industry has "cooperated 100 per Town" aa a non-proAt organlza- to present their photographs and jltir GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. ing about land or butidinga or "W ednesday —to the region o f all their vital documents to police sace origtoaUy derignad to tflM he eras the duly wedded hualiand of cent." but he noted that there waa Uoo. money. A ll that will coma." the Lofoten Islands (opposita tha arho are to decide how many wUl eaaualtlae from the how Also Shrimp, Scollops,^ Butterfish, Treflsnry Balance the defendant, drove her crasy, smd ample power to force cooperation Municipal Judge Oda Faulooner Mrs. Nystrom, who came here Arctlo Iron ere port of Narvik), remain to Rumania. Rhine front. that the deceased waa named v -as at band. o f Loa Angeles Is a member o f the HEA^^UAR^ga I I A 1^ 13 years . ago from Ashtabula. Norwegian troops today conqner- It area believed that the author­ A few weary and worn oatts 'P.lncfiLi r ji Q/veen/ ^nc. Waabington, May 33— (45— The ooreajKRHlent in the proceedings,'' "Qlria' Tbwn." advisory commit­ 111(1? Halibut, Fillet of Hocldock, Chow­ A 1818 law. be aaid, authorlaea OUo. where She operated a large ed Laieb«Uak and Kobbefjeld and ities suspect many poatoble mem­ the Prench'and German poaltioB o f the Treaaury May 31: . aef ecs To TaeHnsiay tee. appuances Tii€ CORR the government to aeiw paieats hoapttal for crippled chUdren, baa forced Qermaas down from the bers a potential fifth column came, to the BwUa frentUr SHOP Recelpto 86,407,331^2: expsndl- Referring to testimony of a pre­ of £. - v X ARMOR'- der Clams and Steaming Clam s.. and use them, leavlag the origtaal "We got our Idea," Mrs. Ny- been (Ktiva In many phases of mountaia o f Layau between LBle- may ba among tha meeaea who SSLrvMivSTSSP A n d e s r a n g e s M A N C N IS T IR COHN* turas. $17,482410X8; act balance, ceding, witaew that the defendant from the battUfrenta lor • patent owners to appeal to^ the atrom aaid, "from Boys’ Town” volunteer welfare and deUnquancy hsltok and Kuberget. sntered Rutoania after tha Ger­ Tha OwisB 1^8^ S2.0S7,nfl.44442: customs receipiU tbs' funous aU-boyif eonuminity work in Hollywood and Loa Aa- for f l i ^ 818.«8fl,5atJ)a. "Nothing to repoM from South man and Roaalan tovaalon at Fo­ thalr cUhorats * » • } i. Oo lOfL-twsi ■ear Omaha, Neb, galaa...... MaalosalMd." ~ und last too. Uens. llAKOIESTEB EVENING HERAI.D. MANCHF:STER. CONN. THURSDAY', MAY 23, 194®

•eVen-day week It wa* announo*d irraaea are dafaatad. ha aald. Oar- Abbeville Now be would addns* the executives of on* of the rsmilars aaksd for a many and her legiona will atlll Accused Had all trade unions In a big meeting Give Exact Location Police Board Sunday off. T%* man hav* simply I)r. Sunquist have ‘t o Ignoble end becauee the Saturday to explain wbat contri­ Ruins in Holland TcU signed their report ellpa when go­ Scans 10 Years Work^ fY. M . C. A NortherO find themselves involved in an au- due .^o load condltlir dlrecto" r*-«Iect«l 'v*bB tah and valuable for man­ made, and to State rolice Com­ ed to have had much effect on the the board, the rule of not having lions of paraMtea hav* been re­ sites released by tb* Btatioa, «nd, kind and that we of the United feeding the German offensive. Saturday off, unless in an unusual ar* native and have don* on John H nck^M id Mr*. C. a Burr. State* would atUl retain our Dem­ 'eat of Statement State Traffic Commliaioti to. de­ use in determining sections wher* The 81-year-oId 'woodebopper case, had been ordered. The ques­ etds to. combat the Oriental fruit couraglng amount of work In arms - <>3 him. T fired a shotfto the right of The t It of Chiirehiirs state­ It waa confidently expected here War Seen by Associat­ sion ; Quit Cycles. For Past Six count* Balanced; Over Tb<> dlrcctm- The report form ask* for tb* ed Press Correspond­ authorities aay he declined a Brit­ peach, grower attack the eggs or com* from Korea, Japan and An»> • ricct ofTicim f^ t h e year. T to Aannal Report new Allied land generalls*ln1(x The Board of Police Commlaaion- and they decided to leave the or­ 23,000 Per*on* U Speaking on in# theme **Thr him. "The Gen armored force* mlsalonar Michael A. Connor said name of* the street or the number ish government' Invitation to re­ der aa-posted up to the Judgment Dr. Alfred B. Sunquist,, wh the larvae of this moat destructive trail*. Imported by tha U. 8. Ba- itneaa of UvinR^Npev. Dr. Eart Following la the annual rep»irt "After the ahot I waa exdted which inade r yvny through the would take the first opportunity to today. of tbe highway on which the acci­ ent on-Three-Day Tour move him and hla family ” ln pro­ era at their meeting last night of the chief. cepted for a term of six moi peat of peaches and destroy them. reau of Entomology, and Plant Facilitic* in Year. of H ^ ld Norton. YMCA treaaur- and frightened. I threw the gim rench Army have atrlki- the German .left flank ex- _____ , ;.«.Swory. paator of\the. South breach In Commissioner Connor, to whom dent occurred and. l(..lt occurred ' — ■ ■■■ tection" to England, hla enemy of voted to hold an Inspection of the appointment aa police surgeon, W They are reared in the laboratory Quarantine. Thee* hav* been r*> er;'-^ over the bannister Into the back- penetrated Into the rear of the I tending along the Somme and accident reports are made, ex­ at an IntersecUon, the ' name or (Editor’s Note; Lynn Heln- 1914-18. ,, of the Agricultufal Experiment leased in eroaller numben and r*> -w —...1 TnMtins of the Man- i Mathodtat church coMpllmented ysrd.” Allied Army In Belgium and are Aisne rtvera equipment of the department, in­ signed at the meeting of the Police The annual meating oi yljCA director* o n ^ e line plained that this Informatton, vi­ number of the Intersecting atreet zerling of Birmingham, Ohio, cluding bettol automobiles, at a Station at Nev^. Haven under the suits ar* being watched. cbMter YMCA ta-a* held- laai , ^ ^ h e committee cHla^^en w w ling ...... |3,884.0fi Eventa Before Shooting now attempting to derange their Weleoinea DIrtatoralllp or highway. If not at an Intersect 1 Board last night. C!ommlsalonei^ direction of Dr. Philip Carman. . . . 2.8-18.84 tally important to highway safe­ Associated Press correspond­ meeting to be called a( 6:30 on the Players’ Work DlfflculUee with weather, wtth nlKht at tht "Y" with « tnem- ^p„he Ane t>Te Contribution* ' ...... Relating the events leading up communications, Abbeville Is In The public welcomed tha dicta­ ty, la vague or confused In too tloii, the driver la aaked to locate ent who went from Berlin to evening of June 4. William P.'Quish waa named to ^The final object of tbe program la Telephone (Refund*I 28.40 enemy bands and heavy fighting Is torship government establiahed the spot by explaining bow many ) consult with the president of the ,o find kinds of parasites that will getting paraaitee to the orchards h*r. of the board of director* and tee rendered Bx the dlrectom'^y .. , 180.10 to the shooting after an argu­ many reports. The Netherlands after the 200 Expected * Thia decialon waif reached after at the exact time when the fn d t ' frf t^organlzattonMn at-; which, a* a di>i»ct result a *ul Dunrh Bar ...... proceeding.around and in Boulogne. yesterday as aignalllng tbe end of feet north, south, east, or west of Manchester M edici Association to Intain themselves under Oon- . . . 686.38 ment over tbe throwing of a aoow- "The driver who determines the x^apitulatton of the Dutch the board had been informed that Falls to Click i moth la vulnerable, with trienda dinner, able place for^Xeercation and lemberahlp* ...... ball. acowlci! said he' let Saltus, “ft Is too early yet to .say what .what h#*. been called..the. , "mud­ exact spot and reporta specifically ■ome identifying landmark it la. Army, describes conditions in recommend a member of that body nccUcut condition* and so act aa, ______. j _ . ~ tetadance. A roast . . . B2.eo two of the three cars purchased last for appointment; was sen-ed prior to the b'lsincM sports has been pro' liHcrest ...... wh'>m he did not know at the the result Of this coastal fighting dling through'' policy luid it aaked as to where tbe accident occurred, ■nie nearest Interseptlng street, the wake of the German inva­ For Banquet fall for use of the department need » a nlitural control of the pest. * abled those attendlni ReX^a . , . 130.7-1 may be but It evidently j, carries only why such full-length mesa- a house number, power or tele­ sion In the folloiy'lng dispatch The board has had trouble in the R^lewlng the experience* o f ' rearing the paraeitaa tn th* meeting under the direction of . . . 188.36 tim e . Into the Jacowlca home. He makes a dcflnlt* contribution to new Urea all around aa they have laboratory are a few of tha prob­ part to receive beoel Progrt ■aid Saltue was drunk and waa with It Implications of a aerloua urea had not been taken sooner. highway aafety," be said. "Acci­ phone pole (If number la given), direct from Holland). worn too smooth for safety. One Lofal Thespians Not Up past In securing ■ doctor willing to ten y)^ n In Station Circular 140, £Sm Marion Tinker, the V secre­ , . . 68.00 Mlsa Barhara Cratty hold this position aa the work he la lems that have been faced by tha Slid business way*. \ Danrlnji Bwearirig. character. Meanwhile, General Without a murmur people heard dent location facta are given to a curve, bridge, or other such car has already gone over 34,000 Dr. German points.out the many tary- . . . 49 2-1 Children of Mary Sodal­ To Mark Set by Pre­ called upon to do is mostly to ex­ entomologtsta In thia decade. As treasurer, Infliieoee Of The V \, Bridge Pi I 'T told MmAo etop swearing be^ Weygand, who la in supreme com­ that tbe government could move State Highway Commissioner Wil­ landmark are suggested as a By Lynn HetnzerHng miles, and another haa gone be­ probleiM attendant on control. The report of .the The Influence of the YMCA hfln I.uncheons 566;2i The Children of Mary of St. amine drivers of automobiles ar­ There is^ o InaecUclde yet develop­ a result many things hav* b*ea Harold Norton, wa.* read by cauHe there was a lady preaent." mand, la conducting operations In­ the population from any town in liam J. Cox tn order that a thor- means of locating the scene. Rhenen, The Netherlands, May ity Social on Next Mon­ tween 30,000 and 40.000 milea. vious Offerings. learned^ and these are Hated la tha be fell, ho said. In many way Tennis ... 19.6.1 a vulnerable region, commandeer Bernard's church, Rockville, will rested oh intoxication charges. ed that ls\practlcal for uae tn Con­ Charies B. Uooml* in ihc Me was referring be said to hla volving alt the Allied armlee with 23—(Ti—Ruins in proud Rotter­ Both of these cars need new tires. hold a Spring Formal at the &Ian- circular. among,adult and Junior groups as Ire Supplies rijefundl .79 a view to restoring and recon- houses and cars- without argu­ day Evening. The two cars that are now in need Six Months Period necticut, Hi(KBtate*. The prolific of Mr Norton;-who wa* confin­ 111.76 slater, Mr*. Charlee Abucewlca. dam and the crumbled Tories of Not up to the mark set oy some chestcr Country Club Wcnlnesday Local doctors have refused on In some places it haa hash partlrlpat*®" "•’•t the Y haa to TiXela and Soap After telling Baltus to leave, Jaco- atituting_lbeir combined front.” ment about remuneration, put a of new tires are the one* that have fruit moth produce* three genera­ ed to hi* borne by Illness Tbe re­ 10.66 "strong points" In Dutch defenses of their previous performances, evening. May 29th. Art McKay’s many occasions to go to the police tions a aeamn so that any sched­ claimed that releaa* of 'certaia offer 1* one of the basic form* of Mla^aneou* .wlcs said be ^en t Into the kitch­ At the same time, with Britain 810,000-a-year executive at work Vision Improved tell the story of the shattering Members of St. Jamta’a Children bMn used 24 hours a day. The tort showed that the business of moulding character and pointing Will Spread the Manchester Community Play­ Rhythm CJiib orchestra will fur­ station on such calls and when Dr. ule of treatrMnts would have to paraaltea in much large numbam' the association closed for the year en. thinking Baltua would go. giving her whole reaourcea and digging dltchea at a laborer’s pay Impact of Germiuiy’a mechanized of Mary Sodality will pay tribute third car, used 18 hours a day, has ers last night at Whiton Memorial the way to right living. He was Total ope>^tlng Income 18,748.14 or In fact do anything It desired. gone but 9.000 miles and will not nish music and dancing will be Sunquist accepted the appointment extend from \ bud to harve.st. than have b*ea poaalbTa la Oa^ "I heaid my alater scream energy to the one task of waging and the devastation rained to thflr mothers at their annual hall played creditably, but without from 8 to l. vrith but »«2 9« glad that so many men and wom­ Other Inroi The House of Conjmbns, acting Plane Work Al Inlerseotioij^^ heed new tires. he tbld the board that he would Peaches are hara to clean and tbe necticut has givea control at tha been more than balanced since the ‘Look out, he haa a knife.’ ’’ war, these developments were dis­ the skies by the Nazis Stu- Mother-Daughter supper on next creating any large amount of audi­ Mlaa JBarbara Cratty, president accept the appointment for six fruit moth. At preaent a new en. with other business and epclal Morton Endowment -.8 closed. ■ with the same swiftness as It had The coipmlaaloner* realized that final spray, at least, would leave report waa compiled through the connection*, could spare so much Jacowlca said he took a revol- (Jlve bombers), Monday evening, May 27 at quar ence enthusiasm. ■ Considering the of the Sodality la general chair­ months. He said he might decide an undesirable rMidue. service building la being erected a t . gJKerosIty of the friends of the V Robertaon EndXinent i ver from a kitchen shelf, turned 1. The arrest of Capt. Archibald in enacting the emergency powers ave Just completed a three- to drive the cars at a high rate of play Itself, and the general presen­ time gratis for this Important measur* within two hours, alto (OMttamd From Pag* Uae) Recent changes that hav* been ter to seven In St. James's hall. man of the committee. Local to use different methods to de­ For this reasoh the growers the station. When tiila is.oom-' W. George Glenney. a director, Purchase Plscounl round and aaw flaltua, a knife In H. M. Ramsay, Conservative mem­ o.ur of The Netherlands bat­ Two hundred guests are expect­ speed, as may be necessary at some tation, the one night aland was all duty. ' passed a bill providing the death time, would be a hhzard and for reservations may be made by call­ termine the extent to which a per­ turned to the Station for help in pleted there will be more adeouato asked and received a '"pj* . hX upraised band. ber of Parliament, and a ro'uhdiip courts for compensation. H* also made on street InteraecUona have tle-front in which I have seen ed the to attend the social which ia al­ that could be reasonably put oyer. ing Manchester 3437. apace for. both breeding and *i^ Dr. Rtorv urged everyone pree- Total income ...... 89.684.11 penalty for treacheiy. vThl* gives that reason it w(u decided to hold son was under the Influence of their problem, nut Connecticut thanks for treasurer Harold Nor­ ent to take a definite stand—to de-, Slater Teattflea of a number of other persona be- disclosed that Thurman Arnold, made possible better vision but In destruction of modem war. ways one o f the moat popular The general comment, however, liquor. One of tha plana that he Pomologleal Society, contributed perlment. . ton for his fine work during the Rapenaew: cauae of the danger of actions the government sweeping powers The nerve center of Rotterdam the inspection and after the ' in- does not apply In many particular termlne to make an Important Further evidence that Saltua to put before firing aquada “ fifth chief of the Justice Department’s one*^ case space for parking nine « events on the Sodality calendar. apecUon the board, will take action mentioned was tha ao-called bal­ the first funds to start parasite Oonneetlcut raMdenta InteraaUd Bowling (Repair*, pin boys' naat season. contribution to any worthy cause "prejudicial to the security of the I Anti-Trust Division, had tendered —^ square mile of what once was Ah elaborate supper, apeaktog inatancea, for there were many loon teat. This would mean that a and sup.) ...... 81.^21.74 went to me Jacowlos home with a columnists" helping the enemy or cars haa been eliminated. on the securing of new tires. occaaiona during the play when in­ Investigations at the Station. la the problem or la the subject of - Olvea Beeume of Work In service. -The Importahce of the state." hla services in persuading Industry the business and financial district and entertainment program la w - British Solon person brought Into tbe station Through the Society, grower* pur­ paraaltea may obtain a copy of R. K- Anderson, chairman of Inc Salaries ...... 4..128; knife was gKen by Mr*. Charles obstructing the govemment'a war The new gasoline station at of Holland’s most prosperous sea­ At the meeting next month there dividual talents were well express­ inrt and then later teat her bacKfo leave the rbqm »he felt That the British were tn no Have Nothing to Lose ^ the park. The shnibbery haa been expenditures against the appro­ through to win applause. cal examiner said, which explotnad Tinker, and spoke of the itnusually whiqlj. 's'111 be of great benefit to Water ...... -.... British Isles—and examination of mood for anti-war agitation what was the southerp strong man, the Misses Mary Reilly, priation will be, checked. 'There Its contents to reach a decision on a ’’stlngNon her arm and that its files. ■fhe manufacturer*, he added, remqved and a clear view from point of the Grebbe defense line— Those In Cast R a m iB V Is Detained 111 Danbury Woma that poor health and eye troubid large recelpta of the bowling al* other*. Lunch Bar Supplies . . . . when she burned aroundN|^altus Indmated In a parliamentaiy by- Gladys Waahktewlch, Gertrude will be three and a half months re­ the amount of liquor consumed. had caused her to take her life. lays during tha season. . ^ The MTecta of 'thla total world .Maintenance and repairs,. "Alive To PoBsIbllltreo" have 'fiolhing to Ipse by the stan­ Linden atreet to Center la now a wooded bill (yhich overlooks the Campbell, Tereaa Quaglia and maining In the year and It will be “ Accent On Youth” by Sam- Wa* Never Iised waa facing nb< with hla arm^up- election, in Middleton and Prest- dardization because "there is Rounii^lip of “Fifth Mlaa Tinker’s report shmsed Wide service of Individuals at­ Membership* (Refund) .. wich in which F. Haalam, a candi­ given. approaches of Rhenen. It was Blanche Heffron, all officers of the possible to tell juat how the finan­ sort Rsphaelson, ■ three-act come­ There waa never auch a teat Commits Suicitie that more than 23.000 people from ralsed. 8. A atatement in the House of enough business for all.’’ He said The removal of the tree at the one of the best Dutch defensive dy, waa the play, which, besides Columnists.^* tempting to point the light way Traveling Expensea . . . . . Commons by Lord Privy Seal Cle- date of Fascist Sir Oswald Mos­ Sodality and the Misses Frances cial standing will be at the end made at the loc41 police etatlon all walks of life, clubs, family Interest ...... Then, she leatllib the plan had no relation to a for­ eaat point of Depot Square Park positions I saw on the entire tour. Cubberly and Davis Included Urges Forming of living will ultimately bear fruit he’s got a knife.’ TJie knife was ent R. Attlee that the govern­ ley's atop-the-war British Union Liubec, Madelyn Jacquemin, Hen- of the year as the greater part of before, nor did Dr. Sunquistlist ups' ■roupa. fraternities, church socle- In all land*, the speaker said. In Hrogrsm ...... mer suggestion of the Allies that has also dona away’ with a hazard Littered with Equipment. rieta Raynaud, Mary Fraher, Jose­ the expenaea aa provided for In the Louise Barber, James Mahoney. London, May 23—(J6—The ar­ such a teat, ^ w a a found by Danbury, May 33.—C/F1— Mr pointed toward me. I wanted ments of Great Britain and Ire- party, polled only 418 vote* Ruth Ycomana, Benedict Ray. Mar­ by tost rtea md political clubs were af­ this day and age, he said, the gov­ Contribution ((State Y) . against the 32.036 votes cast for American plane factorlea concen­ as the tree cut off a view of two Now the woods are littered with phine Smachettl, Ann Washkie- budget have been met. experiences 1 "other places thatU____ a Pearl Beaudry Wood, 78, deaponn-\ Mike to help me. A few seconds lanX(Elre) both are "alive to the trate on three types "because that tha L. O'Hagan, George H. M. rest of CJapt. Archibald H; M. dent over falling eyesight, took her Defense LeiEigae^ forded tbe use of the YMCA dur­ ernment la talking peace jind mak­ Dancing Inetnictlon . . . . poaaiDHRIes’’ of an invasion of the Conservative candidate, Ueut. roadways. the equipment of war, pock- wich, Mary Slteman,' Rena Fal- Discontinue Motorcycle person who was drunk wmild fall later I beard a shot. t don't plan provided for thre* manufsc- Because of the (q)ace given -for Rountree, Jr„ and Rodney Wal- Ramsay, Conservative member of life yesterday by Inhaling Illumi­ ing tbe paet year. Mlsa Tinker ing ready for war. The ImpossU Luncheon Supplies...... B(rltaln ^ ro u g h Ireland. Bmeat E. Oates. .. marked with shell holes and ripped cetta, Mary Bolinskl, Catherine The two motorcycles now owned to pass the ordinary tq^ta, such aa WiDted to the receipts of 18.984.- know where ltand, gun neata on each aide of the road harshly though, for dramatic ef­ Radio MeEsage mately. If Great Britain and a state’s witness at the first day A* British Expeditionary Fofi leaders have played to bring about group) ace going to-take care of; Hartford. The Rev. Vincent J. about the only use for a motor­ fort waa discernible In the work of At the same time a police guard Mrs. Wood left a note, the medi­ phere Caah on hand May 1, 1940 8 .121.27 communique told of fierce fighting' .this revolution In the national the buslzKss," Morgenthau said, i GIobchI Tonight BO they could keep up a croaa-flre. Hines, chaplain of the Sodality, cycle at this time was when there was clamped on headquarters of of the trial, went away for eight But the overwhelming German the players who did succeed In Accounts payable, May I, months, two months after the In' the Arras sector in France, with economy. Now all are one.” "they will have to expand. They ' will also be preaent. was a parade. It would coat too holding the attention of the house The British Unl<», the British London, May 23.—()P)—King « 1940 ...... 213.83 the British successfully maintain- The government moved first to have got to atep on It." forcea swept through the line and Featured on the entertainment much to repair them and buy new Faaciat organization headed by George VI will broadcast a mea- MANY NEVER shooting. She said she did not on to Rotterdam and the sea after with their Interpretations of the Persunul Notices Notes payable, May 1, 1940 None knj)W where he had been. InK their positions. take-over all principal munition The exhibit of work done by program will be young dancing tires so It was decided not to spend difficult characters which had to Sir Oswald Mosley. sage to the empire tomorrow, Em­ However, the Germans forced a and atr^aft factories and every bitter fighting. When a member of the House pire Day, at 9 p, m., (8 p. m., *. Fled After NhooUng. different branches of the WPA No one can agree'On how many pujila of Mia* Faith Sblllane, well- the money. be portrayed. SUSPECT CAUSE gap In the British lines near somce of^stipply for urgent war known Manchester dancing In- dilera Beport Assisting on the production com­ asked whether the home secretary a.;.) No BtatoamAvi Se6k to Show which I* being shown In the old bodies may be buried beneath the Card of Thanks .'lacowlta fied after the shooting Auilenarde," Belgium, about 32 orders. W(vkcrs In trades not es­ atructreaa. Mlaa Grace S tro ll Chief Gordon reported that he mittee were Eileen. Donohue, would give the reason for Ram­ and after nearly two years trav­ milea west of Briuisels, and Nazis sential to th^.war effort are to be Union 8ch'.)oI building this week Rotterdam ruins. German author say’s arrest the speaker replied, They'ra So Convoniont W* «tncer#iv apprtcUtt tii# many I Itles say the bustneea area waa will alng and a selected group of had visited different streets in Betty Ray, Robert Glenney, Lillian On Three Networks OF IMCKACHES florml tribute*. c«rd« and* oth*r •%- To abolish practices then pre­ eling In weatern states he waa ap­ tanka and motorized units poured transferred to war work as rapid­ "not at 'this stage.” Woman Insane will not be open this evening. The J cleared of civilians before the Sodality members will offer town when complaints had been B. Holway, Rodney Walrath. Rus­ New York. May 38.—(46—The TMa OM Treatment Often prttribni of aympathy. from our vailing. the Pennsylvania state prehended tn White Sulphur through at that point .to endanger ly as practical. ■ . X building was opened from 8:30 to choral arrangement of a song In made in' the past to the. board sell Gould, Laurlenne Strickland, Aa aoon as the House met today three Ameriosns networks—NBC, relativet, frl#ndii and noighbora. !n legislature passed a resolution In With men befhg called up for ' Btukaa began their deadly work. ■ r i ^ Happy Relief -our b*r»avam»nt, tha daath of lour Springs, Mont British communications. noon today and again from 12:30 honor of the Mdther*. about parking. One of these was J. Louise C overt, Austin Beechler tbe speaker, Capt. E. A. Fltzroy; CBS and MBS—will relay tha Em­ 1784, reading; "Hereafter nd Mrs. Catherine Saltus Thomp­ ■'There I* a gap between the two Army service, womefi will play a (Conttnoad from Page One) But one Force officer esti­ and Carl Cubjierly. wflMWS nlim s«fS>sa Wt «k* imI aeon ar, “ ■ ■' '• member shall come Into the cham­ son, widow of Frank Saltus, who (Allied I armies," a British spokes­ vital part In Indu.stry, especially Tomorrow there will be after­ tod Locust streets near S t Mary’s Sir, John Anderson announcing of Great Britain, scheduled for 8 ____ bb mw U tidsil',. . Mra. Irana B. Towla, at times waa raving. Sapp added, thousand” dead. Arrmngemento are being made I kUatm sniKstun's eSM n y cf WklM ber barefooted, nor eat hi* bresd wa* called as a defense witness man rlCcmred. He referred to a In air craft production. Union noon hours observe(f from 1 to 8 church. Another waa further north Capture Prisoaera at Liege Ramsay’s arrest. p. m. (e.a.t.) Friday. ■MM scMs sad *sste «M sf tks Mmd. Fred A. Towla, and cheeae on the stepa of the said that her late husband told her German thn(it • which a British leaders and employers agreed that "we have a right to show that the (The Netherlands legation In to have a popular guest speaker. Berlin, May 23.—(F)— (By Ra­ >1laa .laanna M. Towla. o’clock and again In the avening Faria announced Sunday that more on Church street and on Chestnut Ramsay, of a well known mill- Mra. Kdward C. Puff. Capitol." that he waa taking a knife with communique earlier had said women may qualify for tbe Mtme things she wa* raving about were Announcements about the speak­ dio)—The Berlin radio today tary^Iamlly, long had been regard­ Pnwtloe Air ItoM Drill done,” and that "at time* aha waa from 6 to 9. The exhibit tomor­ than 100,000 were dead in Rotter ing program will be made soon. and Myrtle streets, near the Eman­ wm BtIMr to masts la jraw Mood, It him when he left for the Jacowitx reached the neighbor hood of the rates of pay as men. row la opened for all aaaoclatlona. uel church. Both of these com- broadcast an Army bulletin stat­ ed aa a Faoclat, particularly on the SMe OSMO BoiMoa hackacka. rbMMatia psiaa, home. She added, however, that English channel coast between the eraxy." dam.) All members of tbe Sodality are churches and acboola. Boy and Raid Of Seven And HaU Minutee plafnta, the chief reported, bad ing that in the fortress of Liege, ■core of antl-Semltlam. London, Ms;ay 38— —A prae- she did not actually see the knife British and French forces.. ' "She named nine corespondents, privileged to attend the supper and Belgium, a work group battalion SAUDI Girl Scouta. The Btukaa, say the Germans, originated when there waa anow on tiee air raid M lt at tha MlnUtty iXm sad diMiaiM rMowat w teaaty su- In hla poaeeaslon. aa a matter of fact,” retorted to bring their mothers as guest*. of 20 officers and 650 men capitu­ Deny Ports Bombed^v, Public Records t i-avdon, ’Are we going to try them • The exhibit will close Saturday completed their work in seven and the ground. There is no auch trou­ Nome, Alaska, la situated far­ of Information today sent all oe Mem is* krip Biweia Ik. France, had been "effectively tum. Shortly after the deadline that a no parking section had been London. May 23—UP)—British U mOm oI Uda^.dhar laWlubaa Muab ' oul pjrtacaooa Miss The daughter. Mary. When her daugh­ Applirdtion for a marriage li­ ney, had testified that the defen­ Monday evening, it will be neces­ fighters shot down at least 87 aipM froM your«ir Mead..Gat Doaa’a FiOa. ter brought the knife to her, she bombed" met a quick flat denial in dant had been confined' in mental 1elapsed, he capitulated. But by sary to have niade reservations ■et off on North Main street in London by the Air .Ministry. cense haa been filed at the office then thd Germans, fearing he waa front of the YM.C.A., and that ■ German planes yesterday in a ae­ said, she "wa* so excited ahe of the town clerk bv (InuiW E Institutiona, and t^at her brother, with one of the following group ries of engagementa, the Air Min­ A t Our The military spokesman here, Richard 8. Walker, had been In­ holding put in hope of reinforce­ no parking section on the east side B o a t?? threw dt out. however, was unable to say Miller, Jr., of West Hertford and ment, already had started tbe leaders; Mary Taylor, Marjorie istry announced today. "It looked like one of ^ our sane several years ago, but bad STATE MeParthy, Catherine Barrett, Vera of Main street in front of the fire­ whether the channel port* could Emma P. Gifford of this town, bombers op tbpir way, and it waa house between Hudson and William Itot week we offered knives," she admitted under ques­ and by Roland Neweomb of this been cured. ^ MANCHESTER Gorman, Nadine Sullivan, Mary In Hollywood. . . it’» be used by the Allies. He said he too late to stop theiPi they said. ■treats had been posted so the Free, a f.30.00 Ph lien Ra­ Fountain tioning. town and Josephine Litscher of {The brother, Wilapn testified, had TODAY . FRIDAY • SAT. The official toll ipf wounded la Praher, Mary Leary, Rose Mc- Contend* Shooting Justified was certain they had "not been cnlualons, said people were talking fire apparatus can awing south In Manchester Motorists Acclai Hartford. All your radio Sherry, Vivian Firato, Mary O'Neil, dio and Cloek Comhina- At the opening of the trial'yee- bombed to blazea.” ■et at 354, while unofficial casual­ coming out of the firehouse. Royal Air Force fighters and Warnuiteea. about him, and thought he had two favorites la a ty lists run aa high aa 10,000. Ode Grace Mader, Barbara Strange, terday. the defense contended that By warrantee deeds the follow­ beads. Lucille Barry, Mary Naven, Rena The bills agaliut the department tinn With the purchase o f bombers "hearily" attacked Ger­ rootin*, tootin’ of the buildings ruined waa the for tbe month of April amounted Does Your A Reg. 1 0 c Jacowlca waa Justified In shooting ing ' property conveyahees have Mrs. Burleson, on trial for her round • up of Kalcetta, Cla^Fitxgerald, Margery a Philco Advanced Line man columns and communications United States consulate. The cori- to 83,748 of which amount 83,232 Saltus, who. It was testified, while British ground defense* on been recorded at the to's-n clerk's life, recently ntaa observed for 30 fun! ■ul,'John H. Lord, got out before Sheridan, "P a trice McDonnell, pounded on the door of the Jaeo- office: Jessie R. Horton to George day* at tha state hospital. Phyai- Mary Siteman,' Lol* (Joleman, waa for payroll. Refrigerator, the front *hot down German bomb­ JACK the building waa hit N* Mora Satardaya Off. Nose G og, wiea home In New Britain, cursed ers and scouting planes "In rgim- W. Griffin on Turnbull road: J. clana there aatd ehe waa "net in­ BENNY tai The 28,0orhoiise to sane.” "BUCK BENNY Campbell or Mary RelUy. Chief Gordon has posted a nb- Giant a knife with which he Inflicted a ber».” ona o f the largest in the Dutch tle* in the police station that there , Now Wc Repeat At home. British arm* factories Abbott and Dorothv CHiaae at 521 ' The state presented evidence ^ RIDEs AGAIN" merchant fleet, •till ia smouldering ■mall scratch on Mrs.- Jacowlca as Middle Turnpike east. will be no more leaves of absence went on a seven-day week as the yester'day Intended to show that T p HIHi "Teto Oaa Sqnad" in tbe harbor. She lay alongside from the department on Saturday, Spofl Sleep he lunged toward her husband. Permit*. the defendant made sure of the ThI* Free Offer The quarrel arose, wUnswes government drew up- dnUMc de­ Noorderiland (North Island), In Butler Scoffs either during the day or nIghL Ice Cream cree* to Implement the new emer­ Biill'Jlng permits haye been Is­ Identity of the second Mrs. Burle- SUN.! "TIB We. Meet’ AgaIn" the center of the Nieuwe Maaa saldl. through'Saltus’ belief that PLUS! "2 Olrle On Broadway” All of the aupernumerary mem­ »,^t— > " garage To Hold Exhibit' that reason Chief Gordon felt that nmiiTi urn to flOfl^bMsoM Ulda wftnesa, Charlea Abucewlca. broth­ Naziazl forcea used the Statendam as Gen. Smetney D. Biutler, fiery for­ tbe more experienced men should the duration and moved together 256 Autumn street for 8150. an affective barricade. Va-tro-nol ia exprean^ darigned for er-in-law of the accused. He as­ in a mighty effort to crush Adolf | mer head of the United States be called upqn to work. He call^ the nose and upper throat, whera By Art Students CIRCLE Not All Ownaltle* Dutch Marine Corps, scoffed at the Idea PHILGO serted that Jacowlca fired after a Hitler's Germany. Mountain Named Isite this to the attention of the mem­ tranziept congeation often nindtra knife held hy Saltus graaed Mrs. Swinging away from earlier Priscilla Ware To Ladle*! no mean* all of the casual­ of a oucceeaful German attack bers of tbe department and sug­ ties were Dutch, however. German breathing. You can aetuaUjr fad it The f-argest Selling Jacowlca’ arm. news, which was more favorable Mount bfazama was named j against this country because the gested that arrangements be made go to work bringing islid. 5 « to the Allies, an authoritative Mlsa Margaret Russell of Corn- troop transport planes, seeking to United States navy “ la the beat in to have Sunday taken by them aa years afler It dlsapf^-ared Into f.he j T«Y IT TONWNT—enJoy GASOUNES! land at an airport a few miles out­ the world.” tha eeihfort *■ ■ ^ _ Quality Refrigerator Manchester Dairy Ice British spokesman said British, earth. Crater Lake, ore., remains stoek rood will hold her annual on* of their days off duty. Not Vidca Va-tro-nol b ra n oommunicationa were being cut by side the city in the direction of Addressing a Temple University Flesh # e d s -o io - ^ Fleih Feel* bn Personql at the site of the one* mighty | exhlMtlon of palntlnge^ drawings the Hague, found fighting already Alumni dinner last night, Butler .Cream Served Exclusively German armoied forcea which mountain peak. cniiaed about behind the Unes. I and crafts by her art puMla, to- In progress there. The planes,, try­ declared bombers have not yet ^ For Quality! AlJtO! "My Uttle Chleadee" ing emergency landings on a road For Misi Gerard A British rounter-attaek yester­ ! morrow afternoon from ,Jujd 6:80. MAE WEST — W. C. FIELDS been built with aufftcient range to day between Arras .and Douai, 15 near-by, were . caught by crosa- fly the Atltotie and return to iK’ SUPER-SHEU t^SHELL PREMIUM .€ 0 I and again Saturday. M^!^Huarell currehta of wind, and 15 of them mllM north, netted 400 GernisO extends;* cordial Invitation tb not their home base*. L • prisoners,' 300 German dead and cracked up. ”l f they could do that,” be • HiBlier bi wilMnldciiT Ycal Try MEW BUPn-BHELL en tha • Is IN ■nfMciwch Rerferwiemee b w jw v B T Yaal V your a n b Miss Gertrude A Gersrd Of Canadian Girl only parent* and friends, but all In a clearing op top of tbe forti­ # Ma^dt ara warn pelivers .Any Model. tha destruction of a number of others Interested. There la no ad- aaked, “why should Hitler send BIGGEST VALUE-PACKAGE IN TOWN ateepest hill you can find. Try it on m4mt getaway In hlBb. You knock requirement 1* far above the average, MEW a s m s . / by Rian Draw faa- Malhpolntnient Call Tour Order Early! After a period of Interesting TONIGHT tended from this hUl north to administrative staff of OathoUe «f B faeTs perfonBoBnlii y«Br m of 8 Petra. FISH C A K E S ...... 3 fo r lOe games a buffet lunch waa served BritiMi are able to drive still far­ Amerafort and on to the Ijaoel University waa made knoam to­ cooalaUng of dainty aandwlrhes ther Into the Nasi columns, they Meer (Zuider Zee). To the north day. It*a n of what o gasoline does in the labora­ after wedc they have proved themed veeb y J>AVI$ HOME B ^ E R Y and aaaortment of cakes apd Ice might he able to cut off tbe spear­ of the jdll the Dutch had many Unlvenrtty otflciala aald Father tory but what it d M /n your oar that counts. an emaiiiiw p^onnanoe record fri sfook cfMm tn ftocy form*.T*pr««it- head « f the German offensive nor^ RMUy woQia a o M tb« t t e u r , ts i 519 Main St. (At the Center)~*” T Phone 8288 ODD FELLOWS^ HAU. more fortlflimiiona, as wini ia obe The fa d that ia high fo labdifatory rating oera o f rffffia m f mokee eoch haa dwetos liig the bride, bridegroom, wed of the Somme toward the sea. / o f . the areas where they expected Moot Rev. Joseph M. Corrigto, in in Us price daw , the higbsst R p R fa iS M Military commentators aald the general administrative work. nuy show faulty bebaidor under road condi­ ding ring, bouquet and to on. The Sponwred By Kinc DaiTid Lodge. flooding the land to hold up the *TU e tm Datrodt ta U w n t pHo» amt Imelmtaa aa Pateral Utae amd aU tions. Shell engineers get the &ial answer Matocy: Storting. Wanning up. Aeodcratiam floral centerpiece, ctodla*. favor* recapture of Arrma by the Allies -^(3erman advance. Father Reilly was expected to might prov* to be' the turning I. O. O. F. mtmadardaqmipmamt. TrmmaporUtitm, ■(*«■ amt h e a l tamaa ( If m r ) , eaCra. from automobiles on the road. On the straightaway at higb apiad. *XoaBHgi* and other appointments were In 3 There,' too, thp Germans broke arrive shortly to take up Us new Uin dhnbing. In bwiviest Stap-and-Oartrd^ whit*. point o f the great battle In north­ ------REGULAR GAMES------'through on their great surge to duties. ern France. 30 30 EE and drhrs this bic Dodfa Loimry Uner. Provo to your- flic. In mileegB testa. In "anttbnock” toda. Mias Gerard la to become the tb* west bride of James H. WUaon, Satur­ Meanwhile, about 700 of about and "W* knew an about the plan to S •df Dodge gIvM you mors for your money bi ovary woy. (huh a URh RPR is tiie reaidt a t BhdTi Dine and Dance Tonight The NBW Super A d i and tbe NBW Shdl day afternoon, June - 1, at the S.OOO Americana In the British flood the land and our technical Curb Stocks Hero’o tho biggeot, longaot cor for mooey—o fall llBVw "balancing” pcoocta. No one qnaSty ia am* “ DON” MAC AND HIS “ UP BEATS” South Methodist church. lale* hav* indicated they \4lll be 1st SPECIAL GAME—$10.00—or $35.00 Award. men knew it would not stop ua," iodi whedbooa New baonty, now hizary. Wider, tooailsr Preaduffi have boms riwv«at« both labora- phariied at the expenae a f anOtlMr, thenfli ready to leave for hpm* when a ^ary and RPR tests with fiymg colm Week no “ robbing Peter to psQr PahL” 2nd SPECIAL GAME—$10.00—or $25.00 Award. the Gemum officer said. Amn cats Pow and Lt B ... K interiors. Tbo FolLPlooting Ride, greotest odvonce in DELICIOU$1N)OD8 "Fair *( Tadaa" ahtp ia available, lb * United State* 3rd SPSaAL SWEEPSTAKES—$15.00—Gsaraatoad. Take OeenpaUea PhllcsophlcaUy Ark Nat G a a ...... 1% riding comfort in jteori,..plos Dodge eooiwmy on Soft SheU Craba RaTioli U sending tb* Liner President The Dutch, meanwhile, aeem to Brollera Rooaevcit to Ireland to remove 4tb S P E aA L GAME—$10.00-$20.00—or $25.00 Award. Ark Gas and E l A ...... % goo, oQ ond upkeep. WINES AND LIQUORS Aa a alagular noun, "twin' First Canadian girl ever to enter 5th S P E aA L GAME—$10.00—or $45.00 Award. 'Oi* taking the occupatkm philo- Amn Superpow ...... % means "on* two brought forth Americans from the war areas. the contest Marir Veronica Dew- Mphlcally. A few are bitter over esan M a r c ...... % The beet news of sH...Dodge etiU odls for only o fow dol- Ruppart’C-— Hanley’a and Budwelaer at a birth." "Twtna" is defined aa Wlnaton qhurchlll, amied with son. of Montreal, will compete 0th SP.ECtAL GAME—$.30.00— Award. ^!’^ e lack of British help—the Gets Cits Sve .....a,5 loro more tiion smoller low-priced csrol Come in ond too it “two young brought forth at on* greater power than that of any with other air line stewardelsaes mans say only 700 British troops for the titla o f "Mise American Play B iiig o ^ ttia t At Tablaa With tho EovigaMOt Y «« ^9 P f d 65 btrth.” A pair of twins should other prime minister in Britain’* Likel landed in Holland—but otherwia* El Bond and S h ...... 4(4 BBcaa four oftaprlng, but It doaa hlrtory, had an tha aaUeo’a i Avlatioa" at tha Nettonal Air . they are seeking to return to nor­ m RajniMiMlar'a Raataiwant Carnival tn Binnintfiam, Ala. Nlag Httd P o w ...... 3(4 •7-M Oak St. Chas. Reymeader, Frat^ Tek a m not. “TwIna" and a “pair of aoureea at hla eemmand. DOOR PRIZE $10.00! ADMISSION $5 Cl^KTB. mal aftef an invaaioa that left Pei^road ...... tadns." by popular usage, maaa* 10 AMioaa Execottvaa She wUl.reprcaent her company, theto.ftimaed by Its apeed. SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, INC. Cenadton Colonial Ainnqra. Pitney-Bowoa ...... 6(4 Jtha aame—‘merely two Individuals. Aa the anita factortas want 0R.a Nor'ha^ tha occupation appear- UU Gaa ...... 1(4 $34 ConUr Stnot -/•";),. X V v ; . . ./. .. ■\ •

■" -J ■ \ MANCnicSTER EVENING HERAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN. TpURSDAT, MAT 28,1940 * r PA6B FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD MANCHESTER. CONN TllL’K&OAY, MAY 23, i;i40 PAGE FIVE

the general manager, careful In­ ratification by the convention, growing by leape and bounds," About Town 400 to SeiBk Funds Consider Defense vestigation of new employes and How Delegates Biddiiicr Brisk [ which also will name four dele- served Coval, "but we’re not try­ > Roosevelt Is Challenged Identlflcatlori cards for all em­ gates-ai-Iarge; ployes. • . ing to get Wlllkle-instructed dele­ Plans in State Besides picking the Hoosler dele­ gates now.” Colonel Joeehh Atklnaon, retired In hospital’s Drivel The conference, sumhioned ■ by News From Manchester’s Neighbors Now Line Up For Support gation to Philadelphia con­ A three-way contest for tke Salvation Arm y officer, will be In To Renounce Third Term the ftovemor following the presi­ clave June 24,the state Convention chaige of ths Memorial aervlee dent's defense message and' while senatorial nomination..Is. In ftdl , ' w-lll nominate bamlldates tor Unit­ Sunday at the local eorpa. Hartford/'^l“y 23—(/P)— State 9 swing. Raymond E. Wllils, Anfoln headlines told of the undermining ed States .Senatolv governdv and publisher and 1938 candidate, Is IxMden Named by Gen- Roosevelt and Dewey in and ^utilclpal officials and a iif the defenses of Euriipean coun- • EfTorlfi to Gain C^vrn* WMhlngton, May 23 — ( Ellington and Somers ers' licenses, appeared at tha Town President Roosevelt renounce a Conntctloit industry today follow­ j Eilingtoilv Today; Not to Canvass hla suggestions contained In the Votes at Conventions. closed d.0 ^ 8 In tlie Hartftird Cl)ib. Thr<*(‘ in Iiulfana. dential aspirants have upCned I comer to state poIiUce. W e e k -E n d third term if he wants Republi­ ing a conference called by Gov­ S p e n d Court room. this sOorntng to take statement the governor has writ­ headquarters In a downtown hotol Six candidates, all lawyers, are O. F. Barr examtnatloM. For shveral weeka, House to^ House. ernor BaUlwln. cans to Join a coalition defense ad- ten for the press. Washington, May 2*^(e)--H er«i World War General IMee Indianapolis^ May 23, -(45 — and are attempting to line up aup- the field for the governonfetP' T e i 4M-S BockvUle Increase Populations each Thursday when tha Inapeotor ministration drVw ■ th'S White "None o f the subJecU mention-. One of the puhttc utility men. Berlin, May 23 The death iMirt for Thomas E. Dewey, New nonttqatlon. Gov. John W. Briekar appeara, large numbera kaVe been Upward of 400 B^ea and women House retort today: ^ by Mr. Landon In his statement are the lineups qT-fhe delegates so Presitleni Samuel Fergu.*)on of the Brisk bldjHng for presidential j York district attorney, and Sena­ C a m p W o o d s t o c k Hartford Electric LIglit Company, o f Oskar' Ritter Von Xylandcr, a iof Ohl>KwllI be temporary conven* The May Music Feetival of the present to secure Ucanato> ' 8sMt at workers in Manchester and neigh-|~ "The president rets that he were discussed with the president far selected for the national polit­ numinatiprt support from Indiana's i tors Robert A. Taft of Ohio and tion cbaihqw aa the keynoto Tha towns of EUlngton hndAthe current census ts 2,483 as eom- the applicants being young poople. has no time, Just to give to at the luncheon, except only the disclosed that his company already retired World war general, yester­ 28 delegates to the Republican I schools o f Ellington was held on boring communities will oeek eub-i ical coto'O^one: Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michi­ .*)peaker. Somers showed appreciable In-Tpared with the 1930 census of the preparation of Itical state- seriousness of the military situ­ had taken precautions against day In Munich after a .short.Illness nntioiial convention tmlay over- ' gan. the Center School Grounds yester­ creases In population since 1930,! 2,2S3. The town of Somers showed scripUofia to the |175,00o\i^ldlng^ prtoocratic convention, total botage at . Its .Smith M ea^w s was announced toilay. He com­ Sixty Tolland County a ^ Edward’ Schelbe. y Under the coaching of PoUce- menu.” ' , ation. In Europe. The president was .sh^owed rivalry among aspirants i Willis N, Coval of Indlafthpolls, Heavy ..Heard according to a preliminary report a 1940 census of 2,10S against man Joseph Prentice, a group of fund being sought to e n la rn and vole 1,094. Delegates selectetl to plant. manded Bavarian regimenta be­ ^ ir the 'stale ticket to be Chosen I day afternoon at 2 o'clock under Landon declared afte'T a long very glad to receive Mr. Landon, ' date represent 706 votes as fol­ chairman of tha Indiana Wendell of John M. Dower, supervisor 'of 1917 In '1930. hi /a at the Green have organixad modernise the Manchester Memo­ conference with Mr. Rooswelt yes­ These included, he revealed, the fore Verdun and on the Somme Ir at the, party’s convention tomor- ! Youths to Enjoy^Out. the direction of Mias Edith M. Uttle Ugbt on Talk lows: Wlllkle-for-Presld,cnt organization, London, May 23— (BpH^Heavjf the secotid dtatrlct, hut the town The town o f Stafford, Including a soft-ball team. They ere looking rial hospital, according to an an­ terday that "political unpHca- erection of a strong barbed wire the World w-a,r. He was 84. Stevens, music supervisor. A Aside from London's ..tormal Pledged to President Roosevelt: sail! his group waa circulating peti­ gunfire and 10h<) detonaU door Sports Early in win hold a M%ybaaket BOCt of .Stafford, Including the Borough. StaBord Springs, listed 5,794 In for expert Competition but it such nouncement today by C. ETmore '' tlohs” were inescapable 1^ any fence around the entire property/ I The nntlonsl convention ck-le- * ! evening In Red Men's Hijl large attendance was present. statement, handed to atadut 75 re- California 44, Delaware 6, Geor­ tions requesting Jhe national con­ lieved to be 'tomb explosions of Stafford Springs showed a^de- the 1940 census, still subject to la not forthcoming, it la aimounced Watkins, general chairman o f the coalition set-up and that Republl- a w-atchman at the gate on duty Of the approximately ISJkH) re­ I gates two from each of the 12 Season. | each member la s^ked t< The softball game between campaign. — portera at a hotel neXr the White gia 24, Idaho 8, Iowa 22. Maine vention to nominate the Indiana- heard today along the southsast crea.xe of 155 residents in the paat final correction. This figure com.- they will consider playing second caAa "can and will partlepi ' House, the titidACtoead of the Re­ 24 hours a day. a patrol guartl at portable accidents which xfccurred congr)>.*>slonal districts- will be born utility executive. Willkle, now ------Maybaiket for exchange Wapping and BlUngton Grange ten years In the siame report. pares with 5,949 of the census of Robert H. Smith, prominent 10. New Hampshire 8," North Car­ night, IHunilnatlofi . of the yard In Connecticut during lw 9 . 6,931 English coast, apparently comlaff East Central Pomona Grange, lea­ string teams like Policeman David only if the . president eltmina' publican pqrty threw Uttle light 'selected tonight by the 1.937 state a resident of New York, spent his from the direction of Calais or Rockville. May 23—(Special)— 1 poultry Meeting The population of EUlngton by 11930, or 155 lesa. Oalllgan'a "Iron Mikes" or Police­ real cstata and Insurance man,,.ac­ olina 26, North Dakota' 8, South with floodlights, admission of were due to speedlnjr^ccordlng to gue team was postponed Tuesday himself as a 1940 candidate on his talk with Mr. Roosevelt. ! delegates i^^ district caucilses. early years In Elwood. Dunkerque, France. The flriaff ‘ »h.n Tolland County 1 There will be a meeting of the man Rudolph Wlrtalla’e "Double cording to Mr. Watkins, has tieen Carolina 16, Wllsconsin 21, Alas­ visitors only by pa.sses Issued by the Mqtor Vehlclrs^/lepartment. More than sixty Tolland t-ounty | Tolland County at evening because of rain. In handing hla statement to the' He..toid he had .a "grand visit I Selections *111 be siibmittrd for ■ * "The sentiment for Willkle la lasted two hours. DuUea.” appointed chairmen of tha Men's preas, the 1936 Republican presi­ ka 6, Hawaii 6; semi pledged by youths, accompanied by adult j of A. B. Anthony * Sons Mr. and Mra. M lle-E. Hayes, Committee and Mra. David M. ng about ships, shoes, seaUng advisory primaries, Florida 124, low,' music by Derby Swingstera of dential nominee said that it could cabbages and kings," that be leaders and slao some of the fsth-1 j^ansfleld Hollow this evening Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Finance A large stock of federal commo­ Caldwell chairman of the Women's Illinois 50, Nebraska 14, New Jer­ and Edwin Finance of Main street, Warren vllle. “not be linked” with hlS mee^ had been offered no cabinet or any . ■/- ara of the boys will spend the at 7:45 o'clock under ths auspices lover dities will be given rut tomorrow Committee for Manchester. M n. with "the chief executive, as noth­ sey 32, New York 94, Pennsyl­ attended the funeral of Louts Bo- Miss Lucy Wralght of Wllllng- o th ^ Job in the administration, , . . . » Wnoditock BC- of Ihe Tolland County Farm Bu- at the food depot at Kittle'a store WUUam R. Tinker. Jr., wlU in it waa mentioned In their vania 72. Ohio 52 (nomlnally wwkend *t Camp W^rtock^M^ oi^^ ^ leau at Clancy's Flineral Parlors, ton Hill section had an attack of Mn. MaswelT^latchliisoa and that the third term question appendicitis and was taken to the on Bissell street. aa aaeoclate chairman to pledged to Charles Sawyer), Ore­ Branford, Tuesday. Burial was in was “tosually mentioned," gon 10. Total 5 4 1 4 . hospital. 181-4, WlUbaaatto CaldweU and Harold W. Gal Urges Cmmm-II f>f Leodcirs North Branford cemetery. as asaoclatad chairman to ' "Dld'-th* president make any Pledged to Postmaster General The annual tour of the Farm Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitman and * Town Court offlclala have decid­ Declaring tifrtit the pieaent Eu­ promise\hot he would not run?” the extenilon staff of ths Uni ed to eliminate the court aeaslon Smith. George W. Strant was James A. Farley: Massachusetts The weekend has been arranged Bureau Women was held today. chUdren were Sunday guests of her A memorial service wilt be held ropean situtition was bound to he was asked. . * ve'relty -bf Connecticut. heretofore held on Thursday morn­ ■elected by Mr. Watkins to direct 324. Puerto Rtco 6. Total 38 4. to give the fathera of the boys, The event was arranged by Miss mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Griggs at ht the Congregational church Sun­ have yse'rloiis intolicatlons even "It waan’l discussed in that way," as well as the boya an opportunl' Dsnre Planned \ .... Chaplin. . - ings. From now on session will the activities of the Allied Towns Pledged to Speaker Bankhead; S. Helen Roberts, Homo Demon­ day at 10:45 a. m. The graves committees. fw-tola country-," Landon advo- Landon replied. ''There was no Alaba'ma 22. ty to enjoy camp life before the The Chlldreri of Mary of Bt. be held Mondays, Wednesdays and cilted a national council of "lead- emphasis to It." Bernard's church will hold a' for­ stration agent of the Tolland In the three cemeteries will be Eight Divisions Pledged to Senator Tydlngs S E R V IC E ii^ Saturdays at 9 a. m. ' era and experts In their ow-n fields, refifulAT BeABon opens. County Farm Bureau. Eight division commanders— "Did you get toe Impression be The plans call for the group mal dance at the Manbheiter decorated by the school children the member.*) of which are not Roosevelt does not rUn t: Mary­ four for the men and four for the was going to run?” land 16. reaching camp shortly after the Country Club on Wednesday, May under the supervision o f Mra. John The wrarm, moist weather of the merely adminiatration satellites," Bolton Notch women—have been cboeen, Mr- "N o impression was given out." Pledged to Senator Wheeler; Bdbh hour with the program at 211th from fl to 1 o'clock. Art Mc­ Hutchinson at 9:80 a. m. from the past few days haa fora4»• *23c ionnnt vllle: chief observer In fight for the liberty and Independ­ Weir. ing of the Connec^ut State Med­ Growers Warned Harry Stoughton and Mrs. UoyiliKi 1*^8“ 1° I***" accounts of ^ w n Treasurer Lewis culture. Miss Alison Ludwigh; C PASTRY to have a fire outdoors must se­ charge of scoring will be William • Xlo^log Mrs. Gttdd said she ence of the Italian empire" and Division F, Arthur H. JUlng, Blues are opposing-them. ical Society last/fught, asserted; FRESHLY SLiaO / cure a permit for the same ex­ Wyman, field commissioner of Grant, The white elephant table of Phelps a n ^ T a x Collsctor Mra. contemporary affairs, Mise Alison protested against ".threats Of In- American pilots planned to ac .„ liiqught that the graateat career Howard ^tan ley and pronounce commander; Ernest T. Bantley, (There is something of enslave­ cept in the months of December, DlHrict E, with Assistant Commis­ flower containers will be In charge Ludwigh and Miss Eleanor Caeh- Juriea by nations aiming to euffo- compllah their mioeions with horl- Of ‘Blue Mohr 24H( H> bag an ^'Woman could make for. her­ them 1^ exeslifnt condition. associate commander — captaina, ment and denial at science and ed­ FLOUR'r.'L’73 69' of Mrs. Victor King, Mrs. H. in; English, Miss Alison Ludwigh. January and February. Ranger sioner Walter D. Lowell serving as wM that an American cate the young strength of Fascist Edgar H.- Clarke, Jot Q. EUder, rontal instead of dive-bombing tac­ ucation by/^Iitlcal and religious Vlbert, Mrs. John Curtain. Thsre self of Mr^/and Mra. J. M. Bogardus " V , STEAK COD 2 *• 19c Bidwelf reports that while there dira) - Con­ 'were many fires In the state as a will ba an aghlbit of old glaas in opea dlacuaalon re- Voiced la Besolutton Ventres, and Roy B. Warren. WIU Bestrict OMOaltlca sicians hr (3onnecUcut by archaic GOLDEN ROSE Soz I chargs of Mra. Lloyd Burnham and A fter an'^ of/tenements In Putnam. day a suspended sentence to the necticut valley tobacco growers whole during the past season, the freahments Wera aerved. Mra. A l­ Their sentiments were voiced In Dlvtalon G, John L. Jenney, "M’e have a better chance -of laws pf the state to give life-sav­ number In this district was less Mrs. R6^ Gullsy. MIsa Etta Maasey of Bolton Is state farm for women was fiyen were warned today that .the "blue carton fred Kline poured tea and Mrs. a resolution which they passed comtnsnder— captains, Grace O. gaining our objectives and restrict -**o/-*ing to^o'rinatton to women who Freeh FralUi mmi VegetafilM . than In previous years. l^nfnes for the flower ahow will spending eeverel weeks at the In the case at Marian E. Price. 24. ing the number o f casualties by mold" disease, which for four con­ TEA or___ HOMELAND_ yesterday and which was trans­ Hatch, Albert Tedford and Cbarlaa wldh to control the reproductive 25' Sf^th ( ’oy entry Sumner poured cdffee. M a and The following are' the wardens be received by Mra. Robert RIalsy, home of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell of 323 Adams street, this towm, bombing from a higher altitude,’ secutive years has blighted fields Mra. Bunce had te n '. bunchea h f Hutchinson. mitted to I! Dues today. Muiao- M. Wilkie. ^ nncUOn c tl of their own bodleo." o f, shade tobOcco, has again ap­ FANCY RtPE / from whom permits may be Mrs. J.' Watson Vlbsrt and Mrs. charged with two counts at ob­ tini expressed his satisfaction. Dlvtalon H, Samuel Nelaon, Jr„ said Brig.'Gen. Frederick L.-.Mar An 1879 statHte. recently upheld secured: South Windsor. Daniel J. Earle W. Green Poet, Nq. 52. Fred Burnham. freshly cut aaparagusXrotu Andover Grange soft ball team taining money under false pre­ tin, commander o f the third wing peared In seed beds In this sec­ garden which they sold Imd gave played Tolland Grange team at The students declared Italy commander; N. Arthur, W. John­ by'' the State Supreme Court, tion. Shea. -District Warden. RFD 1 Ainertcan legion, of Coventfy and tences. She was arreeted April 11 "must master her «w n sea with son, associated commander—cap­ o f ' the Air Force at BarksdAle the proceeds to the Reconstruc­ Case's field Wednesday evening. makes the use or prescription of In an attempt to prevent fur­ BANANAS 4 *• 23c Manchester; Alexander Clcky, .Mansfield \has completed Ita for securing pen and pencil seta the exclusion of all foreign Influ­ Field, Shreveport, La. . / tion Fund of the ^arryvjlU® Andover team won with a score tains, George P. Frost, Clarence contracepttv'ec a criminal offense. ther spread of the disease p. j. SODAS RFD 4. East Hartford: Edmund Memorial D iy program. On Me­ tn two stores,, and then turning ence whatsoever." H ie mission of the p lan ^today church. of 9 to 8. N. LiUplen, Otto E. Nelaon, John J. Heads Women Physietans Anderson, director of the tobscco WINESAP • EXTRA FANa ^ ' T. Colbert. South Windsor; An­ morial Sunday Mny 28, veterans them In at a third eatabllshmant. Today it" tha 25th annivaraary of included the first two of ine three Willingtoii Tax Collector Anthony Maneg-^. Andover boyei baseball team Wallett, and Frank E. Zlmmer- Earlier In the day,\to* Women's experfmental station, Windsor, has thony Dzen, BED Broad Brook; are invltad t^ lt e n d church serv­ receiving money In the third etoge Italy's mohUlgatlon tn ths World diUes o f the air forces-/ottack on gla reports the tgx receipts are will be oppqped by Coventry In a Medical Society o f ^ Connecticut urged all growers to start Imme­ Coventry, Charles R. Christensen. ice at th'e Ndrth Coventry Congre­ Miss Jannia H. Cbureh on thli fraudulent "exchange" of War which she entored May 24, Tha personnel of the Allied enemy aircraft, anif/deatrucUon gational church, at 10:45 a.m. coming In very elowly. I twilight game at Remson’e field went on record In favor of "bet­ diate fumigation processBenzol APPLES A 25c RFD 2. Rockville; District War­ goods. 1915," on ths aids of Allies after Towns orgenlxatlon will be com­ Howard Bardwell of Middle- tomorrow night at 6:15 o'clock. of nerve centers.'7^* tMrd duty ter maternal health legtalatlon" by or i>aradlcliIorobenzlne la recom­ finast den Newell A. HIU, RFD 2, Rock­ Memorial Day May 30, parade BREAD ^ 9' having been tied to Germany and pleted shortly, eeoordlng to Mr. BormaUy p e rfo rn ^ by the sir CALIFORNIA A t the Democratlo caucus Mon­ town visited Mr. snd Mrs. Harry The bo^.. will go on the road-to the 1941 General Assembly. Dr. ville; George Kingsbury. 'RFD 2, wUl form, at Mansfield Centei It hae been announced that the Auatro-HUngary In the Triple At Watklne. ''B ^ u s a of the pleat­ force Is'direct fttack on enemy mended for use on seed b e ^ at day night the following delegates Munro and Mr. and Mrs. Mark meet Boltoh at SUverstein'e field Eleanor T. Calverly of Hartford night Rockville; John B. Skinner, South church S t 9 a.m. with formation Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Bartlett, Uanee. . ' . ing sceson,” htf said, "we have ex­ ground troops./ were chosen to attend the state In Bolton Sunday at 2 o'clock. w*a. elected president of the wom­ . Tceordlng to Anderson, blue Coventry; Fred Warren. RFIJ. 1. aa follows; Marshall, Byron Hill; Carpenter on Wednesday. blsbop of the Diocese of Idaho, perienced some delay in reaching The p ro b l^ ' aaeigned the air­ Convention In Hartford June S and Mra. Ruth McDonough, postmis­ A. W. Savage, a t^ e Hartford en’s organization. mold is caused by a parasitic REEN PEAS 2 *• I5c South Coventry; Tolland, Gibrge Colors; Band; Firing Squad; and a native of this town, will be some of the local chairmen; how­ men wks titooretical destrucUoh of Amerlcaif Leglofi Post No. 32; 4; Floyd Phelps, Bernard Rlfklii, tress of Bolton, opened the post hospital, la Im ptoved^^ough to OUna Leaves Urnne In addition to criticizing the fungus and has ^ n favored by Metcalf. R f 6 2: RockvtlVe Dis­ a centennial speaker at the ob­ ' Rome, May 23 — , (/P) — Italian ever, we entldpete that we shell the “BIu^': olmrvation airport at CAUFpRNU ICEBERG / ' ^ trict Warden; WllUgnl H. Duell, American Legion Auxiliary; Girl Charles Safranek and Jensen Du- office this morning. The office wriU pean to be Intertorad iiK ^itora. servances at St. Mary's Episcopal stdte’B anti-birth control legisla­ recent rainy weather. It can. DO-NUTS’’’'^^ir^2 *" 25‘ Foreign Minister Count Calfasto be able to announce nil o f the A l­ Natcbitocges/lsu, a number of RFD '1, RockvlUe>^ Burt Fuller, Scouts.; Boy Scouts; Schopi Chll Pllka. They are unpledged. be l ^ t e d In one of the rooms of church here June 10. Bishop Bart­ tion, Dr. Emerson aharply a s i^ e d however, he completely controlled Next Sunday Gustave Biochman, ^ a n o , who hae been Inspecting lied Towma workers ohortly. river .bridges Including two pon­ RFD 4, Rockville; Oscar ■ Nuss- dren; Other organisations. M l. McDonough's home at Bolton lett’s mother resides here. the New Deal's health policy. by. fumigation, he etates.- Manalleld -'^^^rctary of the Connecticut Tem- Fascist projects and InsUtuUuns "We are encouraged," Mr, Wat­ toon lipans, supply depots and com­ LEWUCE 2 > ^ 1 5 c dorf. RFI94. Rockville; Rockville, The program at the >nter for the present, but later What the New Deal has said of Crop losses to shade tobacco 1 perance Union, will speak at the I^giomiaii'es Offer in Italian-held Albania, today left kins said, "by the hearty response munications. George E. Clark. RFD Rockville. Center Cemetery; Pledge to wUl be moved to the porch of her A ll members o f the Claae of national health "has been biaaed, growera last year from the dis­ b«8 services in both churches. Tirana, the capital, for Soutari, we are getting from, the men and / Hope to Isolate "Bines" F A N a \ District Warden; James H. Ly­ Flag of the United Btatca; home. Bolton has been without a 1927, tha. first class to bs gradu­ has lacked entire hqneaty and fair ease were estimated at a minimum Worthy Master Harry LabonlA^f near the Yugoslav border. women o f this community when . Arm y leadera hoped the move AAOXIE 2 man. TalcottvlUe: George R. "America" by school children; post office since February first, ated from S t James's school, will sense of proportion; smacks of the of 1100,000, Anderson sal)! South Wllllngton hall charge bf^thb Use of 'Jlieir Hobi^ they are asked to serve la some would loolate the “ Blues" from ro-’ Skinner. Vernon. ’ . "America the Beautiful” by. school when Mias Adella Uximla retired meet tomorrow evening at 7:80 capadty In tha campaign. It la nature o f propagtoda and has children; Address by Professor Tolland Grange meeting Tuesday inforcemenis and prevent retreaL CABBAGE 4*- 15c l>og Roa-t After many years of service. The St. James's church basement. more evident than ever that the ■t been intended to create an undue McRcynoMs of Connecticut Unl- night.' /' An attack on the airport was new location of the office la oppo­ Beesuss the State armory Is AlKf®*i* members df the clasA clUsene of Manchester and netghr sense o f public alarm and a poUtl-' n je Frtend-to-Frlend club of vexelty; Band music;" Prayer-by State Representative Frank C. ..planned with attXck-tarpe planes cal demand for change,’’ he Named Commissar the Union Congregational church- site the parsonage. closed to visltora, the Unsmploy- a r e ^ g e d to attend. Canadian Held ds boring communities fully realise clearing 4lie way by dropping 2S-. Past Chaplain Edwih C. Lewis; , Republican committee- T b e i«V u i be an important busi­ charged. acaroni msat Itsglstrstion board that the urgency of our appeal tor M WHITE SPRAY pound fragmentation bombe on toe 5 wlU hold the first of their senes Nstional AnUiem by entire______assem- I Ui* 35th■ senatorial dla- ness meeting of the Ladlea Benev­ masts every Thursday sftsmoon Suspicious Alien funds with whioh to aalar(e end, anti-aircraft protection of thp field, Of Dutch Banking RINSO 2.C.39C - of summer events this evening bly and band. Decoration of vet- ^ 'H** *** principal Connecticut phirslcians' today when a dog roast will take place olent Booletys^Mt Wednesday aft­ wraa without aa offioa this weak inn 400 modernise our hospital. and medium bombers following MIRABIL erana gravea by legionnaires as- ‘ »ps4J»ers-at the ^nu al dlnnsr at ernoon at 2^80 o'clock In the heard profeeelonal. diocueslcm of, ■ in ToUandi • slated by school children. Deco- ' Tolland C ^ t y Republican until tbs officers of DUworth-Cor- "Tha community hosplUI. ^with 100-pound demolition Ininbe. 10 oz church boaeroehi. AU membera as Manchester Memorial, is ty gastro-enterolofy. Black____ Rasp. Rasp. | • Legislative Night ratlon of, gravea at the Atwood yluhs in Bomerad>'rtday. M.'Perlsek nell Post, tbs Amsriesn Legion, Medium bombers also were_as- Berlin, M ay 28.—yA>>—Dr. Hel- !•« are'urged to.be present. Jameses cally American. With free demod The society’s two-day session, and Currant Crabappic L if e b o u y s o Ap 3 b» i 7 c The Rockville Lodge «'f. F.lks vllle Cemetery will be at ; 10:4; la president of the Parzek button offered the use of the Legion home ’ •Igned to the light bridges, whUe muth Wohltbat. Field Marshal A t the regular meeting of the on Leonard etrast. Each weak a racy the target for totahtarlaa which was preceded Tueaday by a Goertng'a troubleshooter in the 25 isdU hold a special program, this a.rh. At Spring Hill there wlU million Wlillhgton Hill founded by toe air force’s giant heavy bom­ Bolton Juvenile Qrsinge\to be held meeting at the House o f -Dele- evening, when Legislative Night a program, at the cemetery' at his father; number of unemployed'go to the Jibes end bomba, it should make bardment plaaen were . allocated Hast fdur-yesr economic eelf suf­ this Saturday afternoon, the first Bishop T lef of Kantqa who Is gatae, Cloeed today. DiacuasanU o f will be observed, the occasion be­ l.1_;3p a.m. with,an address by the The Tolland Coiinly W, C. T. U. regietratlon office to list their the people of this grant lead more' the large, river otructures at tar­ ficiency program, today was Poncalc«Ylour SMAY jsr 5c s jftball pracUce of the seaaofi will vtslUng tn Connecticut, making papers read by state phyaictaos Tom ato Juice'***^^2^ 35c ing the initiation Into the orjganl- Rev.' Henry E. Robinson and selec­ annual convention w^ll he held In namea as being Johlssa. Tha sr* determined than ever to cherish gets for their large 600 to 1,100 named commiaeer for The Nether* SPRY 18c i£A9€ bis beadquertera In Waterbury, and maintain the American tradi­ were Drs. Grier Miller and George xatlon of- Attorney William J, tions by the band and /decoration the SomersvUle Congregational be held. Matron Ulllan Hutcltln- mory Is Ideally located for such a pound charges. lands Bank and thO banking busi­ son wishes all members to, be pres­ wm confirm a claae o f about 400 tion of free speech, freedom at the . P. Muller of Philadelphia, Louis E. Clofhelines - “ 2 5 c Borox •* 15c Shea oX_ Manchester." It Is expect­ of graves. church tomorrow with afternoon service, but with It cloeed the Le­ In S t James’s church this aftt^- The pursuit planes’ mlaelon Was ness In German-occupied Holland. ent so that the practice may be a' gion home made an excellant aub- ireaa, freedom o f Vonhip and Phaneuf, Boaton, and Albert D. ed that many visitors will be At South Coventrii' the parade and evening sessions. An interest­ noon at 4;30. Tbia Is the largest to keep the skiea cleared o f enemy DHB, the official news agency, present at tonight's session. In­ ing program has been arranged. good one. X slltute. reedom of choice between one - Rudemann, Cletolaad. ■aid the appointment was made M ops 25c Boroxo - 15c LUX K 3 -17c will assemble at Uie 'Center school Claes to be confirmed In the his­ aircraft. vi Tha poaqJbiUty o f using the t « - ?boepltel and aaothai^—or one en­ cluding members of the last Gen­ at 2 p.m. and proceed to Nathan Mre. Albert Parker has returned tory of the ehureh In Manchester by Ool.-Gen. Walther Von Brauch- gloa OMBS for other public serv­ terprise or the other, regardlasa of eral Assembly, state officials, and Hale Cemetery A-here the program home from the Windham Memorial end It la also the first time that Itoch, commander In cbfM o f the SiBiid PofqfooB y $ 2 s 3 9 W lllla im ’ gSMSf 19e Load Haa Moved ices su oK U this one has bean dis­ what it is- prominent members ■ o f the will oorreaMbd to that held at the hospital after being there, several this sacrament has been adminis­ U r g;es Bombers German Army. Wohlthat waa as­ Knights of Columbus who are al­ Manaftelt^enier cemetery, except weeiu for an operation and con­ cussed by poet's officers. If "Manchester dtisene responded Guarding Against signed to work in cooperation with Colo Dog or Cot Food - 7c ^ Much of northern Germany once the war oontbiues and the emer­ tered in midweek. wholeheartedly la 1919 when nak­ Mirobel Gropo Jolly so members of the Elks. that th^peaker will be Professor valescence. Because the church will seat the .German military administra­ L*25c waa Scandinavian toll. Great gla- gency tn this keeps the ed to create Manebeeter Memorial ano There WlU a dinner served Andr«/8chenker of Uie University Mr. and Mra. EdwlS Porlzek but 650 the admission to the eop- Also Dump Water tion In Holland. Green Giant *« pens i^**14c XderSi origtaating la Norway, State armorlM clqadd and "Under hospital aa-a-war memorial to tha, Invasion Dimger eUK) o'cibdc with Chef Urbano o f {Sinnecticut. have moved to the Nichols"601140 flrmation this afternoon will be Ponn-Rod Motor OH hJ/Sm ‘j :'^1.19 at the Glasa Factory owned by Mra. pushed eouthwaM ' acroas the guaixl It may be necMsary to find men and w-omen of thta netghbor- Osaao 'of Manchester catering; t North Coventry the assem- by card only. There are nearly Mabel Meyer. North Bea and covered Germany a polling place for adxt fall's pri­ hood. Today We Should reemve l i t Bandy to SnU Tlmherloke Syrup *ir^3c The regular meeting will start at Ily will form at the Green and 100 adults la the class. , ^ London, May 23—« 5 — "Bom­ Soltino Biscuit •N 21c sight o'clock with Exalted Ruler' march to the O uter Cemetery Mrs. Agnea Woodworth, Mra. with soil torn dowm from Scan­ maries and elections. Tbe Le^on be calm in the faoe o f tha 1 Ismdon. May 23.— (BJ—The gov­ bardment" o f enemy airdromes dinavian mountains. Francis J. O'LoughUn pjrssfa^ngr where the Rev. Leon H. Austin Kenneth ^bertaon and Mtaa Jennie home U Ideally oituated fp*' Hits o f war abroad and redadloata i ernments of Britain and Irehuid with water tasteed of bombs waa London, May I 3—(F)— About Tomato Paste 4*cZ 19c hospital to those who live la this N« Be C. Grahams c Ronald H. Ferguson of A £ u>- will deUver an address and a Le­ Church will go to Rockville Satur­ purpose. The poet offlcsn snd Fire Destroys BstotSL (Eire) both are "sUve to the poe- proposed today In n letter to the 700 of approximately 3,000 Amer­ 2J:15 cheater, past exalted T}M r ' of gion service wiU be held at the day and Mise Church wUl leave members have expressed them­ community. siblUtles" of an invaoiaa of Britain magaslae AeropUac. icana in Um Brttleh latea have In­ Trsea* "Only by holding feet to our Pride Assortment " •• c. Blue Rihhon Molt ^ 4 9 c RockviUe Lodge is chairman of grave of Earle W. Green tn charge potted geranluma at Grove HIU selves as bsiag most 'willing M Mcdlleld. Maas., Miw 33—(85— through Ireland, Clement R. A tt­ Tha writer pointed out that dicated they will be ready to leave 23c democratic ideals -?- by woiktog lee, lord privy eeal, told the House for bosBC whan n abip is avaUsble, the committee In charge, ths oth­ of Post Commander Earls Taylor cemetery on the gravea of her par- Cypress trees ssnd up "knees" have ths new quarters used for The former eeU U o f tha late bomb craters on- a landing fMd, Too TmOCBUAF 9c and Post Chaplain Edwin C. and saerlflcing for thorn—can wa of Commons today. n United Stotan embasqr-offirisi Royal Lunch ■ Sktfc . - ’X** 18c er members being Lewis H. Chap­ enta and stater, Leila Church. from their roots, snd these thsss services. Chnriea UartlB Loeffler, widely saaily rsfllled wltb dirt, could be AT 35c l^wis, followed by decoratlona of hope to hava them survive. This Attloe, who speaks la tho House said today foOowlag the American man, George H. WllUamt, . Ray- I A four-act play will be glvcfi at growths, protruding through the known vlollalst, wna destroyed to­ turned into bogs by dumping wa- graves. Ths Veterans Graves in Is BO time for defeatlem la Aaer- . fo r Prime Mlaistcr ChurchIU aaid fovsnunent'e declaion mood E. Hunt and Allan lisk . Echo Grange haU in Manafleld Cen­ swamp watsrs, are thought to Stnnred tor Safety. day by fire. The demage eras es­ tor frqm heavy . bombers fittsd to send the Corromeol Brood H^lOe Tenderlecrf Too is 35c. all other Oovsntry cemeUries and lea—this Is the time tor deUrml-> t be could make no etatement rclat- liner Prerident . Dog Boast ter Saturday evening by eight aaalst the.treee In breathing. timated unofftclelly at $25,000. with tanks. RooeevaK to ire- those of Mansfield will be deoorat- membera of the D. A. Sokol* c t Baby puffins, blrda o f the Far aatioa that this free land ahall.nt^ lng .to Britaln’a own defensive land. Parkorhouso Rolls tat, xpe Too Bogs ^ Y i 9 c J1123C Tbo Luther League of the First ed but no aervlcsa will be held. . WUllngton for the benefit at Nbrth, are deserted by their par­ Ronl Del Rlantoe, 20-ycar-old perish a t the hands of dletatoA. measures and added: Lutheran church wHl hold a hot- end their ruthless methods of bor- Bepert General Caatared Climax Chaptar, Order of Eastora Fras Saaqgls PaMSCs. ents to stnrvs tbsm enough to Typhoid Fever Denths Drop Frcnch-Canadian, who w u ar- > Berlin, May 23.—(AP via Ra- dog roast ait Crystal Springs this CIgnret BaMt ratted by U: S. immlcration offl- tag from within. W e here in Uaa- "There can be no question of the Star of Marrow. The cast of tha permit tbebr into descent from 4 thrae-fieid base^ M th htae S E R V IC E -^ ) sad L y ie e b , XJaaelag wflTfol- of modem WBipla dtsMbutpca, t M 2 HBtil has MQOctaa. aaUsfier with Attlaa'a reply andDtdelet waa aaid to bs a ta n m r other eaOa, wBb which It ^ la woold ralae ths queatkn again. I lifts*-jffr f IP?V \ A. \ 't-.- ' MANCHESTER'EVENING HERAI.D, MANCHESTER. CONN. T]pTJR8DAT, MAT 28,194S PAGE POOR MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERA l D MANCHESl’ER. CONN TllLKbDAV. MAY 23. 1H40 PAGf; F IV B

the general manager, careful In-, ratiflcatlon by the convention, 400 to Seek Funds Cousitlrr Deffiise vestlgatlon of new employes and growing by leaps and bounds," ob­ About Town How Delegates Biclcliiig Bri.sk ^which also will name four dele- served Coval, "but we're not try­ > Roosevelt Is Challenged Identification canls for, all em­ gntes-af-large. ployes. ' ing to get Willkle-lnstructed dsls- Plaii^ iti State Besides picking the HoosIZr dele­ gates now." News From Manchester’s Neighbors Colonel Joseph Atkinson, retired In Hospital’s Drivel Now Line Up The conference,, summoned by For Support gation to the Philadelphia con­ A three-way contest for tM Salvation Army officer, will be in the governor following the presi­ To Renounce Third Term ___ , ■« clave June 24, the state convention senatorial nofailnsUon Is in .fun charge of the Memorial service dent's defense message and while will nominate, candidates for Unit­ swing. Raymond E. WlUts, Angola Sunday at the locsd corps. Hartford. May 23 -(P)— State headlines told of the undermining Leaders Named by Gen* Roosevelt and Dewey in and municipal officials and a Efforts to Gain Conven- ed States Se|iator, governor and publisher and 1938 candidate, Is 'Washington, May 23 — (iP) — As, "He is, however, very grateful of the defenses of European ei>un- nine other state, offices. i vying trith Walter P. Boseert, More 40 persons, many of group of public' utility execntlvcs trles by "fifth columns" in the war eral Chairman Watkins challenge from Alf M. Landon that | to the ex-govemor of Kansas, who Lead with Ple«1ge«l considered defense measures for I lion Delrgates Made by Three Seek Support [Liberty lawyer, and Strauda £ them MCUng motor vehicle driv­ was his luncheon guest today for abrv. John W. Brieksr appears, large numbere have been Upward of 400 man and women ^ House retort today: \ ^ by Mr. Lardon In his statement are the lineups of the delegate.! so Preslilent Samuel Ferguson of the Brisk bidding for presidential j Y’ork district attorOey, and Sena­ W oodstock Hartford Electric Light Company, of Oskar Hitter Von Xylander, a of Ohio will be temporary conren- At Camp preaent to secure licenses, moat of workers In Manchester and neigh-i* “The president regrets that he , were discussed with the president far selected for the national polit­ I ni>mlnatUm support froni Indiana's ' tors Robert A. Taft of Ohio and tton chairman os Uie keynote The May Music Festival of' the The towna of Ellington and the current eenaua la S,4S2jii dopi the applicanU being young people. disclosed that his company'already retired World war general, yester­ 28 delegates to the Hepubllran j boring communities will seek sub-i has no time, just now, to give to I nt the luncheon, except only the ical conventions: 1 Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michi­ speaker. achoola of Ellington waa held on Somera showed appreciable lared with the 1930 pShsua of the preparation of political state- ; aeriousnesa of the military situ­ had taken precautions against sa­ day In Munich after a short Illness I national convention tmlay over- ! gan. tha Wagner; Mlsa Dorla Dowdlng > Democratic convention. total was announced today. He com- the Center School Grounds yester­ creases Iri population since L9w, ^,253. The town of Spniers ahdwed Under the coaching of Police- scrtpUofis to the |175,000 buUding^ ments." ation In Europe. The prealdent was botage at Its South Meadows i shadowed rivalry among aspirants ■ Willis N. Cnval of Imlianapolls, Tolland County and Edward Schelbe. , vote 1,094. Delegates selectetl to plant. mand«Hl Bavarian regiments be­ Heavy Gunfire Heard day aftemoo.n at 2 o'clock under eccordlng to a preliminary report a 1940 census of 3,105 against tnan Joseph Rrentioe, a^Jiroup of fund being sought to enlarge and Landon declared after a long, very glad to receive Mr. Landon." ; for the state ticket to be chosen ] chairman of the Indiana Wendell MaybMket Social of John M. Dower, eupervlaor 'of 1017 in 1930. y modernise the Manchester Memo­ conference with Mr. Roosevelt yes-; date represent 706 votes aa fol­ These Included, he revealerts Earlv in of .SUfford, including the ^rough Stafford Springe, listed 5,704 in for expert competition but if such nouncement today by C. Elmore tlons" were Ineacapable In any stotement, handed to about 75 re­ fence around the entire pro|>erty. I The national convention dele- tions requesting the national con­ evening In, Red Men's Hall and largs attendance was present— Watkins, general chairman of the California 44. Delaw-are 6. Geor­ a w-atchman at the gate on duty Of the approximately 18,500 re­ lieved to be bomb explortonu w en of Stafford Springs abowed a dc- the 1040 census, still subject to is not forthcoming, It is announced coalition set-up and that Republi­ porters at a hotel near tbe White I gates- two from each of the 12 vention to nominate the Indlana- heard today along tbe .southeMt S e a M m . each member Is asked to bring a The softball game between crehse of 155 realdenta ip the past Anal correction. This figure com­ they will consider playing secoiid campaign. cans "can and Will partiepate” gia 24, Idaho 8. Iowa 22. Maine 24 hours a day, a patrol guard at portable accidents which occurred 'congressional districts--will be Wapplng and Ellington Grange House, the titular bead of the Re­ 10, New Hampshire 8, North Car­ bom utility executive. Wlllkie, now English coast, ap^rently comlnff Maybatket for exchange. ten yearn in the same report. pares with 5,940 of the census of ■tring teams like Policeman David Robert H. Smith, prominent only If tbe president eliminates nlgbt. Illumination of the yard In Connecticut during 19.19, 6,931 selected tonight by the 1,9.37 state a fesident of New York, spent hla Poultry Meeting East Central Pomona Orange, lea­ publican party threw little light olina 26, North Dakota 8, South frora...the„direction of Calais or RockvUle, May 23—t^ptclal)— The populaUon of Ellington by 10^, or. 155 lees. Oalllgan’B “ lion Mikes" or Police* real estate and Insurance man, ac­ himself as a 1941} candidate. on his talk With Mr. Roosevelt. with floodlights, admission of were due to speeding, according to ' delegates In -district caucuses. early years In Elwood. There, will be a meeting of the gue team was postponed Tuesday cording to Mr. Watkins, has been Carolina 16, Wilaconsin 21, Alas­ visitors only by pa.sses Issued by Dunliierque, France. The fbrtaiff More than sixty Tollandind msn Rudolph Wlrtalla’s "Double In handing hU statement to the He said he had a "grand visit the Motor Vehicles Department. I Selections will he submitted for "The sentiment for 'WiUkie la lasted two hours. poultrymen of Tolland County at evening because of rain. DuUes." appointed chairman of the Men’s press, the 1936 Republican presi­ ka 6, Hawaii 6; semi pledged by youths, accbmpauled by (wjult the farm of A. E. Anthony A Sons Mr, and Mrs. Mllp E. Hayes, talking abo\it ships, shoes, sealing advisory primaries, Florida 12 4 , low, music by Derby Swlngeters Oommittee and Mrs. David M. dential nominee said that It could wax, cabbages and kings,” that be - laadart and also sorne of th^ f«UKV o f Mansfield Hollow this evening Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Finance A large stock o f federal commo­ Caldwell chairman of the Womenli “not be linked" with hU meeting Illinois 50, Nebraska 14, New Jer­ ■ nt 7:45 o'clock under the ausplceg and Edwin Finance of Main street, Warrenvllle. , - had been offered cabinet or any sey 32;- New York 94, Pennsyl­ •n of thi^ boya will apend the Miss Lucy Wraight of Willing- Andover dities will be given eut tomorrow Committee for Manchester. ' Mrs. with the chief executive, as noth­ other job in tbe administration, of tjie Tolland County Farm Bd- attended the funeral of Louts Bo- at the food depot at Kltde's store WllUsm R. Tinker. Jf., will in It was mentioned In their vania 72, Ohio 53 (nominally weekend at Camp Woodstock, ac* ton Hill section had an attack of Mrs. Maswell UgtclilJisos and that the third term question reau.'^ere will be a period of in- leau at Clancy’s Funeral Parlors, on Blaaell street. aa associate chairman to pledgred to Charles Sawyer), Ore­ Mfdlna to the announcement rpectldn^ollowed by' a discussion Branford, Tuesday. Burial was in appendlciUa and was taken to the was “casimlly mentioned.” gon 10. Total 541H. mad« by County YMCA Secretary hospital. lST-4, WiUlaiMite Caldwell and Harold W. G a ^ ^ e rrges UcHMieil Of Leaders “ Did the president make any led by P iw ssor Roy E. Jones of North Branford cemetery. Town Court officials iiave dedd- aa associated chairman to V r Pledged to Postmaster General jn Russell yesterday. The annual tour of the Farm Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitman and I>clarlng that the present Eu­ promise that he would not run?” James A. Farley: Massachii.setts s,mekend baa been arranged the extension, staff of ths Uni­ children were Sunday gueats of her A memorial sendee will be held ed to eliminate the court session Smith. George W. Strant whs ropean situation was bound to he was asked. versity of Conilectlcut. Bureau Women was held today. selected by Mr. Watkins to direct 32>-1 , Puerto Rlvo 6. Total 38';. to g iy a ^ e fathers of the boys. mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Grigga at at the Congregational church Sun­ heretofore held on Thursday morn­ have "serious Implicationti even "It wasn't discussed In that way," - Danes 'Pliuned The event was arranged by Mlsa ings. From now on session will the activities of the Allied Towns Pledged to Speaker Bankhead; iS^wells^the bovs an opportuni­ 8. Helen RoberU, Home Demon­ Cbaplln. ’ for this coiintrj’," Landon advo­ Landon replied. “There was no Alabama 22. ty enjoj^^tnp Tlfe before the The Children of Mary of Bt. day at 10:45 a. m. The graves be held Mondays, Wednesdays and committees. cated a national council of "lead- stration agent of the Tolland Eight Divlslona emphasis to it.” Pledged to Senator Tydings (If /lUaui/Sli? S E R V IC E -^ TeKUla^ Bernard's church will b^d a for­ In the' three cemeterias will be Saturdays at 9 a. m. era and experts In their own fields, "Did you get tfae Impression be mal dance at the Manchester County Farm Bureau. Eight division commandera— Roosevelt does not run): Mary­ ^ e plans cMKWr the group decorated by the school children the members of which are not was going to run?" land 16. reaching camp sfibttW after the Country Club on WednesdayKMay Bolton Notch- under the supeniaion of Mra. John The warm, moist weather oi; the four for the men and four for the merely administration satellites," "No Impression was given out." 2fith from 9 to 1 o'clock. Art Me* past few days has forced the lilacs women—have been chosSn, Ur. as desirable to head the defense Pledged to Senator Wheeler: noon hour with the ptogram at Hutchinson at 9:80 a. m. from the Watkins said. Each commander in Landon said he had not discuss­ Montana 8. the camp opening at 2 f3 ask the president." Florida Total 3'». KYBO el, Marjorie Beyer, Marjorie o'doek with rranklln' C. Harlow ducers Association of. Mancheatsr, gates to the-state convention. No for an indefinite term aa president, .Agree With Landon LlllW Catherine Wralght, Ruth Mias Coflell is the Ulented canvas In this campaign,"' Mr. ■whp at the moment has pledged to Uninstructed or unpledged; Ari­ at/ihlB dty and Bert Snyder of Ths Ladles Aid Society will Inc,, announces a meeting of the new town committee was elected, A special meeting of thi^ officers Watkins added. "Carefully pre­ Prominent Republicans here Hertford as the acting chefs. In Hnr’tf^ p ln , Betty Bonan. end committee of the Britlsb- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery him more than enough delegates agreed with London's statement zona 6, Florida 1. Massachusetts sponsor a whist party tomorrow members to be held this evening at the preaent one with T. J. Bir­ pared prospect lists ore being com- Ita, Missouri 39, South Dakota 8, JOHN 1 K) /the evening there will be a camp re at Tnlliind mingham, chairman, will hold over Ameiican Club will be held to­ Coflell of Glastonbury. She will en­ to take the Democratic nomination that "any Republican leader who The Tdlldnd Fire Departipent evening at eight ^clocK at the 9 o'clock at the Sub-Alpine Club tertain In Gte dance recital to be ,piled,"’ be said, "and each team If he wants It,” Utah 6, West-Virginia 16. Total bigs fire program with laps being on Eldrldge street In Manchester. until fall.' morrow night at 8 o'clock. member will be given the oppor­ takes a position in the present set­ 70>i. aoupded at nine o’clock. will hold a dh0NC PRICE \ * ^ yesterday afternoon at his home. flowers will beN)istrlbuted here by J. Birmingham was appointed a “ He (the president) is too busily vited to a White House conference Connecticut Council, Boy Scouts About thlrty-flve were preaent ea aaslBtant at 8L Roch'e church, Eddy, commander—captains, Mrs. pledged by advisory primary, Ohio / \ Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes; pas­ women of the Auxiliary and school committee to arrange for the erad­ Greenwich. The new-priest It a International admlniatratlon whjeh Raymond R. Bowers, Miss Har­ engaged wjth problems, of far following calls by Landon and Col. of. America, will be held at the at the joint meeting of the two pretends to safeguard tbe Sultan's 52. Total 56. BROOKSIDE tor of the Union Congregational children of South 'Wndsar under ication of poison ivy In the school brothar of Rev, Vincent J. Hines, riet Cheney, Mrs. Everett T. Keith, greater national Importance,’’ It Frank Knox, Landon'a running Pledged to Sepator Vandenberg: bid Stafford Fair grounds on West the direction of Mrs. «w a h Rose, Ladles societies at the home of prerogotlvea entrusted to French said. mate four yeara ago. church officiated. Delegations Mra. Alexander Bunce. Mrs, yard. Mrs. Montague White re­ aasi^ant pastor of St. James's Mrs. Leo W. Schendel, and Mrs. Michigan 38. CREAMERY street Saturday and Sunday. Wil­ chairman of the Poppy Nn^y com­ ported Miss Danehy, school nurse, protection. from the Rockville Lodge of Elks liam Llskc, Parley C. Patten and Charles Sumner, president of the church, Manchester. He-is a native Harold R. ^mlngton. Pledged to Hanford MacNIder: BUTTER - o f which Mr. Austin was a past mittee. All contributions rs^clved finds a few cases of chicken pox of New Haven. “In a government airplane fac­ Division B . Laura C. House, Iowa 22. - La m b Fo r e s .! 15« Sergt. Harris J. Hulburt, all of Ladles Benevolent society of the tory at Casablanza Italian work­ exalted ruler, also the Connecticut for the popples will go to th Bolton CenUr Congregational at the school. The board will commsnder^-^ptalns, Mrs. Lson/ Pledged to Senator ■ Capper; B A M m AMA DAI ■ rtA 1C ACClDCA O Stafford Springs, will direct the gion and Auxiliary wslfara wd: ers have been arrested on the pre­ C. Bradley, Mrs. Charles J. Felber.F BONED AND ROUED IF DESIRED Past Exalted Rulers Association affair. Mr. LIske Is chairman church opened the meeting. Mrs. hold a regular meeting in June, The Manchester fire department Power Tactics j Birth Control Kansas 18. BROOKSIPE and Court Hearts of Oak, F. of A. for the disabled veterans, thelf' but throughout the summer only was called at 8 o'clock this morn­ text of checking up cases of sabo­ Mrs'. Walter P. Gorman, Mra A l-' Pledged to Senator ' McNary; STRICTLY FRESH I atUnded. Tha bearers were George of camping for District A and will families and the families of the exander Bunce read a prayer such meetings as become neces­ tage while other workers who are fred B. Sunquist, and Mlsa Hasel Oregon 10,. 4 net os general chairman of the am "America” was sung by the ing on a still alarm for a chimney Large Size Grade A Milne, Arthur Frey, Francis dead, sary. fire on the north end of Vernon French or foreigners are not J, Trotter. Unlnatructed or unpledged: Ala­ EGGS Camporee. Mr. Patten is chair­ grouL To Get Test! Statute Hit O’Loughlln, Leonard Richmond, Mrs. Mary Mayer o f Rockville, State Forester Hawes has noti­ street. There was nothing for the molested although they are Dlvlsipn C, Mrs. Cain L. .Ma­ bama 13, Arisona 6, Arkansas 10, OAISY man of Eastern Connecticut Coun­ M rs.^ n ce then Introduced the fied all Are svardena that permits notorioue former Communists or honey, commander—captains, Mrs. / ------California 44, Colorado 12, Con­ Earl Annear and Harry C. Dowd- cil's committee on health and a former resident of Wappltlg and firemen to do when they arrived HAMS Ing. Burial was In Grove Hill Manchester, waa the guest of Mrs. guest apMtker, Mrs. Robert Gadd, may be secured at any time now friendly to Communists. Tbe Earle Clifford, Miss Mary Egan, necticut 16, Delaware 6, Florida 12,' PURE safety and with Bcrgt. Hulburt, president ofNhe Hartford League as the fire bad been extinguished. 2!>0 Airplanes Fill Skies Speaker Says I^ w De* BONELESS-2-3 lb awragt •25' eemetery. Among representatives for fires from either the regular Miss Catherine O. McGuire, Mra. Georgia 14, Kentucky 14, Iiouisiana FOR BAKING OR commanding officer of the local Merk Tuttle, Tuesday, and called situation la tense.” of the idka attending were Past on old friends h^e of Women Vb^era. Mrs. Gadd warden. Maxwell Hutcltinson or William J. MeSweeney, and Mrs. 12, Maine 13, Moasachusetts 34, FRYING state police barracks will super­ spoke on the place women have Sergeant L«ster H. Wolcott of blakes Board Oablnet Unit To Cut Path Through uies ‘Life-Saving Infor­ LARD Dlstiict Deputy Clinton L. Chapin The South Window Garden Club the two deputies, Percy B. Cook John F. Shea. Mioslsslppl 11, Missouri 30, Mon­ vise health and sanitation of the enjoyed through tne..vcar8, and thla towm, member of ' Headquar­ Premier Mussolini, continuing of Hartford and Past Exalted Rul; held Its annual picnic at Mrs. Peter and Edwin LIndhoIm. ters company, baa been notified to Division D, Mrs. Edward A. ‘Enemy’ Country. mation’ to Women. tana 8, New Hampshire 8, New eneampment. stressed the emnnclpatkm of wom­ Italy's war . preparations on the O'Malley, commander — captains, .Mexico 6, New York 62, North Car FRANKFURTS •* c er Henry Flynn of Bristol. Other officials will be ns fol­ E. Boaaen's summer home at Lake At the Ladles' society meeting appear before an examining l^ r d eye of the 26th anniversary of her / 1 19 Tankeroosen Tuesday. Rlana were en that baa taken place th the last on Friday a nominating committee Mrs. James J. Gormsin, Mra Louis ollna 21, North Dakota 8. Okla­ SAiAD Fire Hasard Improves lows: first sld, Howard C. Ix>nrn- twenty years. She told the group to determine hla qualifications for entry Into the World War, today Camp BeauregZrd, La., May 23 Martford, May 23.—(IF)—Dr. Ha­ made for the club's flow ^ show comprising Mrs. John Hutchinson, promotion to second lieutenant. H. Marts, Mrs. Henry H. souier, MUler, —(JP)—^The German power- tactics homa 22„ Pennsylvania 1, Rhode 8Ute Forest Ranger Bldwell ed; knot tying, Elrlc Ramsey, that Democracy should be loolied ordered the General Ek>Srd of War Mra Saul M. SUverstein,a, en® c an outdoor fire. Anyone wishing Connntvllle; chief observer In Grant, Mrs. a \ c . Burnham, Mrs. lege to the beat of their ability. In In the following subjecte: general fight for the liberty and Independ­ Wetr. Approximately 40,000 ing of the Connecticut State Med­ Growers Warned 2 3 to have a fire outdoors must charge of scoring will be William Harry StoughtoiKand Mrs. Uoyd accounts of Towir X^p^surcr Lewis culture. Miss Alison Ludwlgh; ence of the Italian empire” and' re opposing them. fe- closing Mrs. Gwld said she Phelps and Tax Collector Mrs DlvUlon F, Arthur H. Bllng, ical Society lost night, asserted: P A f i T R Y ^ O ’ FRESHLY S L ia O cure a permit for the same ex­ M. Wyman, ntld commissioner of Grant. Ths white etepbant table of contemporary affairs, Mlsa Alison protested against “threats of in­ commander; Ernest T. Bantley, “There is something of enslave­ thought that the. greatest career Howard Stanley and pronounce Ludwlgh and Miss EUeanor Cash- Of ‘Blue Mold’ 24)$ Ibbag 7 cept In the month! of December, District E, with Assistant Commis­ flower containers WlIKbe in charge any wSman could make for. her­ juries by nations aiming to suffo­ aasocUte commander — captains, :an pilots planned to ac ment and dental of science and ed­ FLOUR'r,l’73 January and February. Ranger sioner Walter D. Liowell serving as of Mrs. Victor Klng\ Mrs. H them In excellent conditio. In; English, Miss Alison Liudwigta. cate the young strength of Fascist self was that of on American Mr. and Mrs. J. M. BOgardua Edgar H. Clarke, .Jot G. Elder, ' feompasn. their missions with hori­ ucation by political and religious S T E A K C O D ®- c Bldwell reports that while there director of camperaft. Vlbert, Mra. John Curtalsin. -There lUly." 2 1 9 homemaker. have completed their remMelIng Edward B. Hutchinson, Gordon E. zontal Instead of dive-bombing tac­ obscurantism that forbids tbe phy- Hartford, May 23.—OP)— Con­ were many fires in the state as a will be an exhibit of oldId g lM In In Hartford, police court yester­ Voiced !■ Besoluttoa Ventrea, and Roy B. Warren.- tics, 08 the Nazis are doing. slclana of dbnnecUcut by archaic GOLDEN ROSE After an open dlscuaalonicuasion re­ of tenements In Putnam. day a suspended sentence to the necticut valley tobacco growers whole during the past season, the charge of lire. LJoyd Bumbil)rmbast and freshments were served,ed. Mrs. Al-A1 Their sentiments wsre voiced In Division O, John L. Jsnney, W'lU Reotrirt CMaxRica laws of the state to give life-sav­ Mrs. Roy Gulley. Miss Etta Massey of Bolton lii State farm for women Was given were warned today that the "blue number in this district was lets feed Kline poured teas Mrs. resolution which they passed commander—captains, Grace O. "We have a better chance of ing Information to women who Fresh FrnlUi aad Vegetahleo than In previous years. Entries for the flower show will spending wveral weeks at the Ihvthe case of Marian E. Price, 24. mold” disease, which for four con­ TEA or HOMELAND South (Coventry MK and yesterday and which w’as trans­ Hatch, Albert Tedford and Cbarlee gaining our objectives and restrict­ wish to control the reproductive The following are the wardens be received by Mrs. Roburt Rlsley; Siimnor poured coffee home of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell of 82.8 Adams street, this town, secutive years has blighted fields Mrs. Bunce had ten bunebw. hunch' of mitted to 11 Duce today. >luiao- H. Wilkie. ing the number of casualties by function of their own tx^es." F AM a RM*E ^ from whom permits may be Mrs. J. Watson Vlbert and Mrs. Hutchinson. c h a r ^ with two counts of ob­ lint expressed his satisfaction. of, shade tobacco, has again ap­ MiuaaooK freshly cut asparagus from tftejr Andover Grange soft ball team Division H, Samuel Nelaon, Jr.,^ bombing from a higher altitude,’' An 1879 statute, recently upheld peared in seed beds in this sec­ secured: ^outh Windsor. Daniel J. Earle W. Green Poet, No. 52, Fred Burnham. taining money under false pre­ The students declared Italy commander; N. Arthur W. Jo said Brig.-Gen. Frederick L. Mar­ by the State Supre'tpe Court, CINCER AIE • P a ltry ar CoMan, Shea, Distiipt Warden, RFD 1 ’ American Legion, of Coventry and g t^ en which they sold and gave, fla y ed Tolland Grange team at tences. She was arrested April 11 tion. UME mCKCV. f — ths proceeds to the Reconstruc­ GMe'a field Wednesday evening. “ must master her owh sea with son, associated commander tin, commander of the third wing makes tbe use or pres«irlj;>tlon of Man^ester: . Alexander Ulcky. ManaSeld has completed Its for securing pen and pencil sets the exclusion of all foreign influ­ tains, George P. Frost, C In an attempt to prevent fur­ . and a« RAMO B A N A N A S 4 ®* 2 3 c tion Fund of the QuarryvUlo Andover team won with a score of the /Air Force at Barksdale contracepttvec a criipinal offense. ther spread of the disease P. J. SODAS RFD 4. East il>nford: Edmund .Memorial Day program. On Me­ In two stores, ,2 nd then turning ence whatioever.'.' N. Luplan, Otto E. Nelson,. Field,/Shreveport, Lx. WiNESAP-EXTRAFANa ' T. Colbert. South Windsor; An­ morial Sunday May 26, veterans' church. of 9 ^ 8. ‘ them In at a third eatabUshmant. Heads Woopa FhyrtetoM Anderson, director of the tobacM W illin^tuD Today la the 25th anniversary of Wallett. and Frank E. ^m iner- TTie mission of the planes today Earlier in j3ie day, tee Women's thony Dren, RFD BrPad Brook; are Invited to attend church serv­ Tax Collector Anthony Maneg- Andover boys’ baseball team rseelvlng money In the third etere Italy’s mobilization In tha World man. ' / experimental station, Windsor, has gla reports the tax receipts are will be opposed by Coventry In included the first two> of Die three Medical ..Society of Connecticut urged all growers to start Imme­ Coventry. Charles R. Christensen, ice at the North Coventry Oongre- Mist Jaimle H. Cbnircli on this fraudulent "eotebange'’ of War which ahe entered May 24, Tha personnel of tM Allied coming In very slowly. twilight game at Remson’e field dittes of the sir forces—ntsek on- weqjt'tm record In favor of “bet­ diate fumigation process—Benzol A P P L E S 4 ®> 2 5 c RFD 2. Rockville; District War­ gattonal,church, at 10:45 a.m. goods. 1913,- on ths aids of Allies aftir Towns organisation m l ba com­ enemy aircraft, and deatructloa FINAST Memorial Day May SO, parade Howard Bardiyell of Middle- tomorrow n^ht at 6:15 o’clock ter maternal health legislation” by or paradichlorobenzlne is recom­ BREAD den Newell A. Hill; RFD 2. Rock­ having been tied to Germany and pleted obortly, acodnUng to Mr. of nerve centers. The third duty F A N a CALIF ORNtA ville: George Kingsbury, RED 2. will form at Manafleld Center At the Democratic caucus Mon­ town visited Mr; ahd Mrs. Harry The boys will go on the road to It has bMn announced that the Austro-Hungary In ths Triple Al­ Watldna. "BecaiM of the plant­ the 1941 General Assembly. Dr. mended for use on seed beds at church a t. 9 a.m. with formation day night the following delegates Munro and Mr. and Mra. Mark meet Bolton at SUversteln'a- field Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Bartlett, normally performed by the str- Eleanor T. Calverly of Hartford night Rockville: John. B. .skinner. South were chosen to attend the state liance. ing eeason," fas uld, “we havp ex­ force Is direct attack on • epethy Coventry; Fred Warren. RFD 1, as follQw.s; Marshall, Byron Hill; Carpenter on Wednesday. In Bolton Sunday at^ o'clock . tflahop of the DIoeese of Idaho, perienced aomf/delay la reaching was elected president of tbe wom­ Tceording to Anderson, blue Cinnamon" convention in Hartford June 3 and A. W. Savage, at the Hartford ground troops.n sartgaed en’s organization. mold la caused by a parasitic G r e e n P E A S 2 - 15 c South Coventiy; Tolland, George Colors; Band; Firing Sqiiad; Mra. Ruth McDonough, postmla- and a native of this town, will be Oteno Leaves Tirana some of local chairman; how­ reHeeldesti Sugaret^Sugared American Legion Poet No. 52; 4 ;■ Floyd Phelps, Bernard Rlfktn, treaa of Bolton, opened the post hospital. Is Improved enpugh to a centennial speaker at tbe ob­ The problem sartgaed the sir In addition to criticizing the fungus and has l^ n favored by Metcalf. RFD 2. Rockville Dis­ Rome, May 23 — WP) — Italian ever, we anticipate that wa shatl^., themen "BIue”^pbservatlonwas theoreUeoldestnicUon airport atof trict Warden; William H. Duell, American Legion Auxiliary; Girl Charles Safranek and Jensen Du- office this morning. The office will peare to be Interested In VlgltorB. servances at S t Mary’s Episcopal be able to announce all of tbe Al­ state's ontl-blrth control legisla­ recent rainy weather. It can. DO-NUTS Foreign Minister Count Galeasso Natchltpefaea, La.; a numter of RFD 1, Rockville; Burt Fuller, Scouts; Boy Scouts; School Chil­ I’llka. They are unpledged. b«r located in one of the rooms of church here June 10. Bishop Bart­ lied Towns workers shortly. tion, Dr. Emerson sharply oasoUed however, he completely controlled Next Sumlay Gustave Bochman, Clano, who has been inspectl^ river Bridges including two pon­ the New Deal's health policy. by fumigation, he states. RFD 4, Rockville; Oscar, Nuss- dren; Other orgsniestlons. Mrs. McDonough's home at Bolton lett’s mother, rerides here. Fascist projects and Institutions "W e are encouraged,” Mr. Wat­ toon spans, supply depots and oom- The program nt the Mansfleld secretary of the Connecticut Tem­ Center for the present, but later What the New Deal has sold of Crop losses to Shade tobacco LETTUCE ^ - ^ 15 c dorf, RFD 4; Rockville; Rockville, perance .Union, w-111 apeak at the Legionnaires Offer In itallan-held Albania, today loft kins ssid, "by tbs hearty reaponse munlcationA CONTENTS George E. Clark, RFD Rockville, Center Cemetery: Pledge to the will be moved-to the porch of her All membera of tbe Claas of Tirana, the capital, for Soiitari, we ar6 getting from the men and national health.‘‘hoa been blooed, growers last year from the dis­ F A N a ' • services In both churches. Hope to laoloto "Blass’’ bos lacked entire honesty and fair ease were estimated at a minimum Dlstnct Warden; James H, Ly­ Flag of. the United States; home. Bolton baa been without a 1937, the first class to. be gradu­ near ths Yugoslav border. women of this community when A m y leaders hoped the move. MOXIE man. Talcottvllle; George R. "America" by school children; Worthy Master Harry LabonU of post office Mnce February first, Use of Jheir Home ated from S t Jaraea’s school, will they ore aaksd io serve in some sense of proportion, sroseks of the of $100,000, Anderson said. "America the Beautiful" by school South WlHington bad charge of the Would Isolate the "Blues” from re­ nature of propaganda and has Skinner Vernon. when Mlsa Adella Loomis retired meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 capacity in the coihpalga. It U inforcements and prevent retreat. C A B B A G E c children; Address by Professor Tolland Grange meeting Tueaday after many yearn of service. The In Si. James’s ' church basement been Intended to create on undue SPAGHETTI 4 ® - 15 . J>ogJBoa't t-' night. more evident than ever that the An attack on the airport was McReynohls of Connecticut Uni­ new location of the office is oppo­ All former members of the class ciUsene of Manchester and neigh­ senoe of public alarm and a politi­ The Frlend-lo-Frlend club of Bute Ropreaentallve Frank C. Becausa the State armory la planned with attack-type plane# Nanied Commissar versity; Band music; Prayer by site the parsonage. '' cloaad to visitors, ths Unamploy- are urged to attend. Canadian Held as boring communities fully realise cal demand for change," he A ELBOWS the Union Congregational church Past Chaplain Edwin C. Lewis ! I'arlsek, Kepublican committee clearing ths way by dropping 33- charged. M a c a r o n i TMre will be an Important busi­ mant Raglatratlon board that the urgency of otir appeal for WHITE SPRAY wlU hold th# first of their aeries :<*tlonal Anthem by entire aasem- I*® senatorial dls- pound fragmentation bomba on the Bear Prnfrielenil Dleertsrtin Of Dutch Baukiug ness meeting of the Ladles Benev­ msata avaiy Thursday aftamoon Suspicious Alien funds with which to suarga and, anti-aircraft protection of tbeiteld. RINSO 2X39c \of auminer event? this evening biy and band. Decoration of vet-' 'y*** •*® ibe principal olent Society next Wednesday aft­ modemlsa our hoapltaL Connecticut phystdons today -tvhen a dog roeit will take place erana graves by le^onnalrea as- ' «P«akera at tha annual dlnntr of waa without an offloa this waak T o Confirmloo and medium bombers foUoyHng MIRABIL ernoon at 3:80 ' o'clock ' In the until tha o f f i c e o f DUworth-Cor- “Tho community hospital, heard professional dlsciieslon of In Tolland, slated by school children. Deco- ^ Tolland County Republican fewith 100-pound, denollUoo b o n ^ . gaetro-enterology. Black Rasp, l o a c i e , . church basement. All .members nell Post, tha Amartcan lAglon, as Manchebter Memorial, U ty I Medium bomben also were 'as­ Berlin, May 33— Dr. Hel- L i f e b o u y s o A p 3 >»» 1 7 c . l,eglaUtlve Night • ration of graVea at the Atwood- jclubaln Somers Friday. M. Parlaek are urged to be present. At St. James’s cally American. With free democ­ Tbe sodety’a two-day searton, and Currant i*® IOC Crabappic ' The Rockville Lodge ‘e large river otructures at tar­ ficiency program, todi|y waa 5 c Tom ato Julco'*^^ 2 ^ 3 5 c sI Churchchurch tomorrow with afternoon service, but With it closed the Le­ In Bt James’s church this after­ The pursuit planes* mission was ness in Germanroccupied Holland. ent so that the practice may be a gion homo made an axcallant sub- prabs, freedom o f wonhip and PtMneuf, Boston, and Albert D. ed that many. ' visitor! will be At South Coventry the parade ' “•’‘I evening sessions. An Interest' noon at 4:30. This is the largest to keep the skies cleared o f enemy DNB, tha official news agency, sack 2 5 c good one. sUtute. ’ *- freedom of choice between one Rudemann, Cleveland. said the appointment waa made Mops B o r o x o - 1 5 e LUX 3*«17c present - at l i g h t 's session. In­ u-ill assemble at the Center school |‘ug prosmm has been arranged, class to be confirmed in the his­ hospital, and anothax^—or ona en- aircraft. cluding members of the last Gen­ at 2 'p.ri. and proceed to Nathan 1 Mrs. Albert Parker has returned Tha possibility o f using the Le­ tory of the church in Manchester by Ool.-Gen. Walther Von Braueb- gion home for other pubUc serv- terprUe or tha other, regardUsa of itach, coRunander in chief of tbe $ 3 .* 3 9 eral Assembly, state offldals, and Hale Cemetery ■ft-here the program I home from the Windham Memorial Lead Has Mea-cd and It la also tha first time that what it U. w m i o r n a ’ '^ku** 1 9 c prominezit members of the will correspond to that held at the j hospital alter being there several L icea such as this one has been dis­ this sacrament has been adminis­ Urges Bombers Gannan Army. Wohlthat was 'as­ cussed by the post'a offtcera. If “Manchester clUsens responded Guai^iiig A^inst signed to work In cooperation with Colo Dog or Cot Food - 7c KnigbU of Columbus who are al­ Mansfleld Center cemetery, except weeks for an operation and con- Much of northern Germany once tered in midweek. ► M irobol Gropo Jolly that the speaker will be Profeaeor valescence. the war continues and the emer­ wholeheartedly In 1919 when ask­ the .German military odmlniitra- L * 2 5 c so members of the Elks. - was Scandinavian soli. Great gla­ Because the church wlU seat ed to create Manchester Mbmorial Also Dump Water There will be a dinner served at Andre Schenker o f tlie University Mr. and Mrs. EdwUi Parizek gency In this country keeps the but 650 the admission to tho con­ - “ Invasion Danger Uon In Holland. Groon Giant ■*ano Poos **iri4 c of CoimecUcut. have moved to the Nichols house ciers, originating In Nor^vay, State armories closed and under hospital os a mar memorial to tha P«iin-Rad Motor Oil ImMmM \ 6dW o’clock with Chef Urbano pushed southward across the firmation thla afternoon uiU be men and>iroman of thU neighbor­ Osano of Manchester catering. At North Coventry the asaem- : at ths Glass Factory owned by Mrs. gtuiixl It may ba naceasary to find by card only. There are nearly Tlmborloko Syrup bly WlU form at the Green and | Mabel Meyer. ’ North Sea and covered Germany a polling p l ^ tor next fall'a pri­ hood. Today we should feamv London, May 33—UP)— “Bom­ Bandy to itoU H.a.c V 13c ’The regular meeting will sUrt at with soli tom down from Scan­ 100 adults in the class be calm in tha faca of the hoc Saltind Biscuit 21c Sight o’clock with Exalted Ruler’ march to the Center Cemetery Mrs. Agnes Woodworth, Mrs. maries and electiona. The Le^on Ismdon, May 23.— —The gov­ bardment’’ of enemy airdrosaea dinavian mountains. of war abroad and redadloata ernments of Britain and Ireland London, May 28—Of)— About Tomerto PoBto Francis J. OXoughlln presiding. where the Rev. Leon H. Austin'Keniveth Robertson and Miss Jennie home is iiieaUy oituated for this '1 with water histsad of bombs was N. Be C. GrohanuB ^ c 4 ^ 19c Ronald H. Ferguson.of Man­ will deliver an address and a Le­ Church will go -to Rockville Satur­ purpoae. The post officers and PTre Destroys Estata. hospital to those who Uva la this (Eire) both ore “olive to the poe- proposed today In a letter to tbe 700 of approximately 8.000 Amer 1 5 gion service wiU be held at the day and Mias Church will leave members hava axpreaaed them- community. sibiUtiee’' of on invorton of Britain magazine Aeroplaae. ieana in tba British Isles have In- ^ c chester, past exalted ruler' of Treea* "Only by holding fast to our H. B.C Muo Ribbon Molt 4 9 Rockville Lodge is chairman of grave of Earle W. Green In charge potted geraniums at Grove HIU aelvas aa bslng most wiUing to MidfleliL Mass., May 33—(JV- through Ireland, dem ent R. Att­ *»# writer pointed out that dteatad they wig ba ready to leave Prido Assortmont i . : 2 3 c dsmoeratie Ideals — by woridng lee, knd privy seal, told the House for borne when a ship is avallsble, the committee in charge, the oth­ of Post Commander Earle Taylor cemetery on the graves of her par­ Cypreas. trees aaod up “knees" hava tha naw quarters used for Tho former estate o f the late bomb craters oh- a londiiig field, Too TmoOlUAF 9e ’.arise and Post Chaplain Edwin C. ents and slater. Leila Church. theae sarvlcas. and sacrtflclng for them—can wa of Commons today. soally reflHed with dirt, could be R United Staten embnssy offlctal Royal Lunch ^ * 3 5 c er membera being Lewie H. Chap­ from their roots, and these Chartas Martin LoMnar, widely hope to have them survive. ThU man, George H. Williams, Ray­ L^wia, followed by decorations of A four-act play will be given at known violinist, waa destroyed to­ Attlee, who epeoks In the House turned Into bogs by dumping wa­ wdd today foOowing tbe Americas growths, protrudtng through the U iU . U no time for defeatism In Asiar- . for 'Prime Misister Churchin sold tart l O e mond E. Hunt and, Allan LUk. graves. The VeUrana Graves in Echo Grange hall In Manafleld Cen­ swamp watera, are thought to Staeveg for Safety. day fey fire. The damage waa es­ ter from heavy bombers flttsd govsniinent’a dedsien to send the Carromoal Broad Tondorloof Too IS 35c all other Coventry cemeUriea and ter Saturday evening by eight tea—thU U the time for determi-,-. be could moke no statement relat- liner ETesldent Roosevelt to Ire­ Dog Beast asstat the trees In breathing. . timated imofflclally at 825,000. V i with taaks. those of Manafleld wUl be decorat­ membera of the D. A. Sokol of Baby pufflna, birda of the. Far nation that thU free land ahall nc^ > lng .to Britain’s own defenrtve land. Parkorhouso Rolls - 9c Too Bogs ^ i%9c Jt3 2 3 c The-Luther Laague of the First ed but no eervlcea will be held. WUUngton for the .benefit of North, art daatrtad by. -tbalr par- Ronl Del Rlantoa, 30-ycar-old perish at the hbnda of dletatoS. meogiKes sad added: and their ruthless matbods of bor- Bepsrt Oaaeial Captared Lutheran church will bold a hot- Climax Chapter, Order of Eastern Free anta to starve them enough to lyphoM Fever Deaths Drop Frcnch-Canadian, who was ar­ “TiMre con be no question the dog roast at Crystal Springs this '& g from within. Wa hara In Mas- of Berlin, May 33.—(AP via Ra­ WeP FWw Clfaxet BaUtt Star of Marrow. - 'Tbe cast of tho permit tbair safe descent from retted fey U. 8. Immigration offl-' British government giving orders dio)—The Berlin radio quoted the nriiilTif Transporutioo wiO be play, "Happy Valley" Includes Mrs. Freheb wins saUats, yssra ago. their boma on high cliffs. If al­ Chicago. May 33—0P>—Deaths cert at tagle Pass. Tex- report­ Chester can hate to matntmn our edly IS a suspected spy. A let­ defansez agatnzt tha ovarthresr of to |he government ofiElre, but all ItaHoh newspaper. Gazette del The eomb eeU of a honey bee fnmtshad from the church at 6:80 AjMTlcaas are tha beavlaet clg- Henry Douda, Mra. Catberlns paradad Parts ' atrasta, Uowlnc lowed to make their daaoent'hr a fram tjrphold faver la tha nation’s . eonsultetlons have toksn o^dock and all members and past aret smokers In the world, with ter found in her room said ’Tdex- our dsmoeratie prtnelplaa by era- Popelo today az rcporUiig the cap­ to aa engioteriag masterpiece. Vonaaek, Miss Helen Zlaka, noma and dlatrtbuUng iMa aam- fat, normal oondltlon, they would 93 largest dtlea droppsd from 391 ture eC the py^tch Oeaera) btdrtet BBaalHrs are tnvlUd to attend. England, Mexico, Belgium, and Geraldine Farm, Neil Goodrich, crash on tha rocks below, being In 1988 to 363 last year. The Jour­ .iean money it to cheap vou can atlng a largar and bbttor Manchaa- Kaeb baxapanal Camber abares plas of wins from woodan buck- cross a whole army of Nazis tor ter Memorial hoqhtal-baa tmpor- Sir Haary Ifarris Joass,. Ona- bv Genaana in the artghb^rh^ Tha a o n n tta t in diarge Indudes France following next In raepoo- Oldi^ch VAnaaek. Emil sts. Tliay W9tia tha fecarunnara unable to chock their weight with nal of American Medical As- Us parts, its six eaclo^jw ■>

V* UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,' THURSDAY, MAY 28,194® - r ': MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTfeR CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 23. 1940

are polatlng out that all buaineaa ■ N Knox, Elmer Hooper, Wm. F. within two iTiniltpa la _ forged that It all speaks of a kind Late Work • SERIAL STORY Hemming, Dr. V. alter Runyon, ^UmrlffEtrr agraementa, all social contracts of Await Decision Entertaining Star Spring Meet Favors Forced was promised by Mra. . and creaUva Spirit who wUla Rot Large Crowd Present Fred Beardslee, Paul E. Jones. Johnston, acting lagiensl tha cruelUea and carnage which every aort wbataoaver, to say Joseph D. Gray. Cnifford B of tbs NaUeoal Legion of : Sttniittg 9rralft wicked men have loosed tipon the nothing of domestic relatlona rest, ROMANCE On Bishop Job OfShriiiers Backes, Wm. A. Krause. Clarence Army Service of America. wKteh claims 1 In the last analysis, upon an honor Lake. Herman Stephenson, Fred members. ttt. tHU earth. And let not heart be lost. ’ At Musical Fe^val C. , Heswlmeyer. Geoi'ge R. Stur- INC. BY TOM HOR 8ai’anty-flve mothers BERAI,D PRINTING CO, Some day, how distant we know that sterna out of ethics. There­ ges, E d .^ ’m. J, Moore, Oliver ing yesterday. were'liti II RIm «II Ctntt 4^" Christ Church CathedrRl Pyramid Temple to llaBehMtar, Cooil not, these aymphonlcA and beau­ fore If these relation^ are to b« Lewis, PhlHlp Hollenbeck, Edwt Mothers to Be Taught the handling of a r if i^ ^ UauL"i THOMAS PBROnSON ties, and fraternities, and decen­ preserved In stability and aecurity T"/ Over 1,500 Preteni~at SwMtika Handbilh ArB. Dean Elected as Aide Hold Spring Ceremon* McQuade, V ^ fle ld R. Coe. George thur L o rin ’orn L ^ . 8. tfaval* Gonoral Mono«or CAST OF CHARACTERS Mike finally succeeded, got burned White, Otto F\ g . Boeker, 8. Mer­ How to Shoot Para* Serve. FoanSoS Ootohor 1. I III there must.be retained an impreg­ r* ^: cies which are now being half for­ MONNIE MILES —k himself. Annual Event Despite Found in Mail Boxes By Episcopalians. ial on Saturday. ritt Skewing, \Roland Mygstt, chute Invaders. "W e saw what happened 18 c PablUhaS BTonr EtoiiIm *««•*« gotten, overwhelmed If you will, nable base. for fast driving almoat "Pretty soon there were other Wm. A. Clinton. \Ralph Holcomb. eeuntries when tbe paraAg Overcast Sky; Pro------1 Suodoyo ond Holldoyo Entorod ol shall be restored. Thoughtful people, however, her tomanoe. people around and at last two Hartford, May 23—BENTLB —. wealthy j j , brought me home.' By James B. Hutchinson - plaints had been received that Rev. Walter H. Gray, dean of George Lindquist.. Lvm^n G. tha-iyg^Uburg mo^•emenLf(^ralh- for women to become a p ^ o f I For Month bT Moll ...... » Pyramid Mosque, Bridgeport, on , Ing oarcers In the W^rld war— 4 In West Haverstraw, N. T.,Jthe mncIMr, knew too " about — "Hell Hitler” swastika hand- Christ Church cithodrai, as .t o Richey, Louis F. Volght. 8. Pres­ vest naUonal defense achema o f < •Inflo Copy ...... J J* question asks, “ What ta an ade­ The fifth annual musical festival Saturday. A business session opens ;took a stand todapYavorlng com­ State of New York maintains a to aeddeoto. whether he would Itopept election cott Williams, Francis O. Bowe, country." Dollirontil f>ti» T»»r . .... quate sanction for high ethics ! "But that’s not the story yoi the public scholia, was held at . bills bad been found In Chica­ at 4 p. m. for voting on candi­ pulsory mlUtanr training for the ;w v? i go mall boxes and plastered as suffragan bishop. dates. Thomas W. Hall, (leorge Brinkei;- She added that "anamy „ hoapltal for handicapped jihlldren. told I at the Inquest," Larry broke I United SU^mT m e m b e r of "From what spring do they .flbw?" Y : Lorry and Mon- Edbratlonal Square last night and chutfsta to Amarlea will ragrst < THE a s s o c ia t e d fkehs In. Wou testified that the car on automobiles throughout the Dean Gray was elected to tbe Assisted by the Pyramid Band, off, Arthur E. Stone. George A Just now It la undn'r administra­ "Where may their source be friends. One deapRe an overcast sky that I Other d^-elopments In a wave day they first draw brsatbi” Tho AoooelBtod ProM It oielntltt. went over the edge before you city. .post to serve aa assistant to Bishop Arab Patrol, Pyramid (Chanters. Mallett, Howard Hotchkiss. Wm ' of preparedness sentiment included V ontltUd to th# oit or rtpobljct- tive scrutiny because Governor asks her to go to n dance, threato)^ rain, there were over found?" reached the turn— ” The bandbiUa addressed to Frederick G. Budlong at the an­ Pyramid Drum A Bugle Ckirpa and D. Nichols and Dr. Grover C , a plan by another organization to iioa of. an n«wR dtapatehas eradlttil Sweet. "In Fearful Dangsi'* to It Of. not otharwUa 0T® stefa tomorrow, featuring Ocean- volved In the land operations. the private places. Llppmann has no hesitation In lied. X"I hear about this accident, the curve rather than crash intp schools Is one the community 126 votes, and the laity 94 of 121 ber of guests are expMted from No Bmshtiig en a late but Tuesday night was out-of-town Templea. ^ e commit­ Further investigation • discloses suggesting what his regards aa the this unidentified man. I took a her -head-on. Hugh was like that. should be proud of. Bearing In Boston, May 23.—OP)—Maj.-<3en. votes. The Rev. Frank S. More­ Clear freshly caught lobsters at Never let your "teeth” show they subjects to Insults by the bus mind the fact that children of all tee In charge; (jari M. Slemon, Named New Raven Beetor CONES that the private hospitals do not source of the old time ethic. One ^ance It might be Hugh.'I waa, Larry would have done the tame Jamas A. Woodruff, commanding house, rector of S t Jamea’, New low pricea which are advertised are falaa. U gums ara dark—un­ ^4rlver. To our knowledge noth- right. A dentist's ex^ln atlp n con­ thing, had he been in Hugh’s creeds and racial extraction are London, was second, receiving 19 on the last page of this issue. John G. Stevens, J. Edward natural looking with taeth dingy Impose aa long a period of hospi­ detects an almost plaintive note In the First Corps Area, announced Knapp, A. Eafle Stone, Dr. Fyank JSJf. of this sort has ever before firmed It.” place. being educated to the higher clerical and 22 lay votes. Plnehurst reports a large In­ New Haven, May 23.—(J>)—Ap- and atalnad, a Klaanlta bath wiU 2 GIANT ^IPS talization aa the public institu­ his further Intimation that he sphere of "America First—All today that the recruiting quota for L. Phillips. Alvin H. Hanedek. polilntlnent of the Rev. C. Lawaon hapfiened on the buses anyw’here " I ’m sorry. Lurry, terribly sor­ " I believe you, Monnle,” he said. Eocleotaatlcal Career crease In general fish business quickly glva your taath Uw daaa tions, and coatat tb the state are thinks tiiat old source or sanction ry." The touch of her band on his 1 don’t blame you.” Americans,” It waa appropriate the regular Arm y for New Eng­ Deqn Gray came’ to Christ since these lobater sales ware Robert M. Davies, Ralph D. Wadd,- Wllllard, Jr., aa rector of Trinity bright attractiva, look of **Uva” In twli vicinity. Disclosure of that the program was opened with J. A .'H . Robinson, George F... BplacopM church here waa ap- leas In the private places than In la passing and likewise an almost arm was comforting, her sym­ land to be obtained by June 30 bad church cathedral In 1937 after started. It Is well to order your taeth on natural looMng gunw and - t what bajiip^ned, the facts that pathy was sincere. 8h4 sat down He paused a minute, puzzling the'slnglng by the audience, led by been set at 1,117. serving six yeairs as. dean of tbe boned shad a day ahead at Pine- Foote, A. Stewart Peterson, An­ noittjc^ today. He succeeds the plato. You almply dlasohr* a UtUa the staCe-maintalned hospitals. longing note of desire to discover the choirs and the orchestra of thony Sunderland, Charles V. were brou|^ out .In police court, again, gefitly pulled him to the over an unanswered question. He said that the number by pro-cathedral Church of the hurst, aa it takes considerable Rev. Theodore H. Evans who went KleenIte In half a glsaa of warm This problem of the cost of "America.” Hats were doffed In 5 c ' ' some new sanction to take its swlhg bbslde her. "Tell me more How did Bentley get there so states was; Maine, 106; New Nativity at Bethlehem, Pa. time for careful boning,'and only Pauley, William L ’HoromIdeau, to a pastorate In Cleveland water—put In' your denture and naturally reflefcts upon the aafety heartfelt, reverence at the Inspiring treating town or state dependents place, and a fear for the future If hbout 'him, Larry.** fast?” he asked. Hampshire, 63; Vermont, 48; Mas- A World war veteran and a for­ a certain number of orders may Roger A. A. Chevrolet, Raymond Heighta, Ohio, last fall. laava for a few mlnutaa. NO at riding on buWa, eapeclally by feeling engendered when the chord W. Petrie, Richard C. Keeton, Rev.- Willard comes to Trinity REGULAR lOe SlZBt at public hostiltalB la a vexing one. no such aubatitute la found. He rolled a cigaret, tried to keep Monnle had an answer for that. aachuaetts, 573; Rhode Island, 65, mer practising lawyer, he was born be handled. BRUSHING—Juat' rlnaa a ^ ra* women who are forced through Mike said he went outside to was struck that truly these chll in Richmond, Va., and, following Fred J. St. Arnault, Anson' F. from Elmhurst, L. I., where be place. Aak for and get KMmtto— In every case the public patlenU .With the whole set-up of the hla eyes from her. dren and their parents were In a and Connecticut, 230. , That Monnle knew more about wait for me, right after he called. war aervice, studied business ad­ Keeler, Joseph P. Friable, August has been stationed for a number m Dentists Plata Claaaar. A ll circumstance to be la.te pasaen- land of freedom and liberty. General Woodruff added that coat the hospitals mor.ir than the Dictators resting upon falsehood, this accident than the was telling, He saw this car go racing down ministration and law at Wllllaiq M. Engelhard, (Teorga Craw­ of years. druggists. Quinn’s Piiarmaey. fera. .X, During the entrance o f the the quotas were based on the eligi­ To Make Awards' ford, Otto E. Burghart. town or state la willing to pay. treachery, violation of treaties and he was\sure. But how could he the highway, swinging from aide and Mary (College and the Univer­ __ A A woman who bonrda iN.^us Is choirs, the orchestra played two ble male citlxens between the ages Also Fraflk E. BoUmaiui, Grov­ Private hospitals take patlcnta tlon. But we can say that In Hol­ find out, without arousing her to side, as if the driver were sity of Richmond. He practised law the plighted word, the matter of marches: "Stand Up and Cheer” of 18 and 35. er C. Sweot, John C. Stanley, El- entitled to tranepbrtation \nder land tonight It Is May, and the suspicions. Perhaps she might be drunk. Mike was afraid there In Virginia for a time, and then. In For Marksmaniship at fees lower than the pub­ ethics Indeed paascs from the and "Blue and White” , both of Vacancler exist In the Quarter­ wood C. Stanley, John O. Bebwarz. the same protection as thoughu S h ^ e moon is shining, and the popples Involved—No, Monnle would never would be a wreck If we met, waa 1625, entered ';Uie Episcopal Theo­ lic hospitals can afford to. realm of the speculative to tho I Washington Daybook which are well- known campus masters Corps, Field Artillery and Jr., Henry F. Parrott, Wm. E. are blooming." The reit of the ba mixed up In a crooked deal. terrified to think what mlgbt Signal Corps at Fort EJhan Allen, logical Seminary from which be were walHlnir s'oRf ‘ public hlgfi happen to me If we met on Dead numbers. 'Tha other selections Parker, Paul L. Miller, Homer B Unleia there are circumstances field of the practical. la the old broadcast waa a sort of merrily- '------Jack SUmnHt------But If she loved Bentley.... A played by the orchestra were "A V t„ Fort Bragg, N. C;',’ and West- was graduated in 1928 and ap- Members of the Manchester po­ way. The bus operator la a serv­ woman will do almost anything Man’s Curve, so be hurried out thgt make make other action nec- sanction gone as Llppmann. seems we-rollalong commentary on the Medley” , made up of three catchy over Field, tbe new Arm y air base p o in ts assistant rector of St. lice department who have been ant of the public and In his opera- more pleasant aapects of life. Washington— You would think«Hltler, Von Rtbbentfop and Himm- for the man she loves. to atop me.” numbers and the ever popular under construction' at Chicopee, John’s, West Hartford. He left V9U oouidnV a s k esakry the patients are naturally to think? Does our security, sta­ "Bentley said Hugh drove like taklpg Instructions in shooting Um of the bua Is, In a manner, a that a park service guide, who had Icr. A t one point, the Britlab What waa Bentley’s role? Hat "CountiY Dance” by Percy Grain­ Mass. there In 1931 for Bethlehem. MAKE MINI sent to the private hospitals. bility and perpetuity of our 'social, he was drunk?” Larry demanded. policeman. The proper handling a vlait from President Roo*eyelt, ambaasador sayS: ing Bentley as he did. it was easy ger. This waa well played and re­ both on Indoor and outdoof ranges Naw VmUr-mrm fORSiniRtllR Publicly maintained Institutions domestic, economic and political would have a happy tale to teU- his " I f i were entitled to apportion for Larry to accuse him of some "Hugh was drunk, Larry. The ceived hearty applause. The or­ and who have taken part In com­ RUPPERT of the machine, and the conduct grandchildren. But not the guide the blame tor the. tragic and part in Hugh's death. Bentley waa autopsy . showed he had been always show a higher scale of fees life depend upon sound ethics? If chestra alao played the accompani­ petition with out o f town teams Cream Deodorant of the paaaengera are in his Health~Diet who tends the Ship Museum 1 ^ ghastly war which we have now on friendly terms with a bank drinking, and a broken whiskey ment for the numbers in which the AUyu Death Clue Father G riffin than do the private ones. Many so, this matter ahould certainly be on occasions are to be awarded M/r/y charge. He Is a public officer and Yorktown. j entered, 1 should do so as follows: robber—this Bill was working at bottle was found In his car.” audience were participants. A l­ things enter Into the comparative having the most aerioiia attention In a tight little one-door build- , firstly, the overweening ambition "But Monnle." Larry countered, badges for the rank that they ao ahould conduct himself. the Circle-Cross. though under disadvantages be­ Leads to Gotham Seminary Head have attained In the tesU. Stops Perspirotion costs. Overhead expense In a pub­ A d v ig e ^ Ing that looks mors like a white and the ever growing megalo- A match flared In the darkness, "My brother never drank liquor ( 1 ^ cause o f inclement conditions, a If the bus operator violates any 'from our educators, our states- A t the meeting of tbe board of lic hospital la higher. Certain By Dr. ^ a a k ' MoCoy.'* bam than a museum, the York- mania of Hitler; secondly, the Monnle’s hand waa touching his In bis life.” good pitch waa maintained through at the truata placed In him he men, our piibllrlsts and, of course, town repository has three British { aelMntereetod advice., of Herr von (To Be Continued) police commlsalonera held last j t t ...... own. Larry liked being near to the several sections and the offer­ Hartford, May 23.—(J*)— The night thera were 16 bars pur­ standards are required; that force from .our pulpits. cannon dredged out of the York t Blbbentrop and of the small clique ings of the orchestra were well re­ Westfield, Mass., May 23.—(JP)— etimiid be subjected. to the same Neuritis Is capable of being one her. He was tempted to put hla Rev. Joseph M. Griffin, diocesan chased to be awarded those who the public hospital to undergo river. They are relics of the great | of Nazi veteraaa and gangsters ceived. Two state detectives wers In New punishment that an officer of the the moat painful disorders the arm around her, pull her close, director of the Catholic Mission reach the standard of markaman, greater costa. While priv^je. hos­ battle of 1781. The park servlbe i . - . to whom, for their services In kiss those Inviting Ups. Monnle’s Seventh Oihde Choir York today In Oonnectlon with ef­ law would auSar should ho vio­ iman frame Is ever called up­ had recreated In the museum the | tho atruggle for power, were given Aid Society, has been appointed three for aharpsbooUra and threa pitals must meet a rigid aet ^ re- on to bear. The pain la described voice brought him back to the The 7th grade choir sang four forts to solve the^myatertouB mur­ president of St. Thomas Seminary for experU. The* bars will be late the confidence placed In him. gun deck of a British frigate and i many of the plumbs of victory . . . Quotations In various ways by different pa­ present. numbera the opening’ one being In Bloomfield, The Catholic Tran­ awarded to the men and they can qulremanta. It'la recognized. How­ mounted the cannon. They had! %nd thirdly, Himmler and hla This brother of yours. L a r r y -' der May 7 of Prof. Lewis B. Allyn, A jiaasenger la a paasenger no mat­ tients, some saying It is boring, "Sanctua" by Schubert. Next was script announced today. wear them aa they please, it not ever, that the pttbllc hoapltal ti; Manhattaif sent tox^ndon for dope on han blackshlrted 8.8. and secret po- 'Hugh waa a swell guy." Larry Certainly America Is' not finish­ ‘1 Would Be a Sailor”, suiig with famous pure foods expert. ter what circumstances enter Into others that It la darting, stinging dling sura canndn. Guides drilled Bee.” Father Griffin, treasurer of the being an order that they be dis­ under much closer, surveillance' or burning, and othera that It feels began. "Married, lived downatate. ed. Th^e is DO end either to hu- the .rollicking abandon one associ­ District Attorney Thomas F. seminary since 1934, waa chosen played. tho caee. Violation of trust to­ by GeorgiB Tucker for weeks;\ln the motions of load­ ates with the jolly sailor. Then It O' than la the private orie, and the like a hot knife going through the He was— he waa In the Insurance mah desires or the effort and intel­ Moriarty declined to dloclose the for the presidency by the Most ooc Imute skin. Tiki IsBM DallglMM - ward one pasaeoger Is violation of ing, cleaning almln|' and firing. To me, the most amazing rev­ followed ‘The Gavotte” opening flesh. business. Burglary Insurance. ligence to supply them. reason for sending the Investlga- I Rev. Maurice F. McAulllte, bishop I . Nowaitingtod^ Canbeused public Institution Is more open to Then, one \day word spread elation in the book la the record with the girls’ section in a lead trust towards all passengers on tify f York—About five or ten Many nerves contain mixed Traveled a lot But he wrote me — Charles E. Wilson. § tors to New York, other than to of the Connecticut diocese, to siic- Production Speed Urged. right after tbsTing. MsDdieetENDSS^ ^ about thq.t the'^estdent was com­ criticism than those privately .mthutea paat four every afternoon that the German army general regularly, and wrote to Betty, his that showed good qualities. In Ifls Ordfsi As A h m ed- buses. If It happened with one it fibers. For example, some of th'ese ing down. Th\ President has a say they were ■ ^checking on' an ceed ‘ the Most Re\v Henry J S. lostaiitlf stops pertpiTstien owned and controlled. the woi\] la paaaed around - the staff bad eveiy one of Its blitz­ wife, evgry day. W e cannot close our eyes tor which the choir followed the spirit ’’angle” of the'mystery. O’Brien,- recently-ordained a ia l- ■ Ottawa,. H ay 28—fTi— Haavx’ for 1 to 4 ment la a treatment designed to ed over backwud'to be fair and fast—" f —bad tolerance—'Will drive out The High achool cboira sang death of hla invalid wife In 1038. universe. Fortunately the dream be forced to take them at a finan­ every evening with gleeful ac- his appraisals o f many Nazi lend­ N ot all the rumors that float tolerance If we do not fight for IL ' two numbeta; "Now "-Lot Every Finaaca Cooipaa7 *t friauffiy eounta of hbw the Germans are remove this toxic cause.-The tox­ basis. Yon don’t aaad andora* was not true. To live In a world cial loss. ins producing neuritis seem to be ers. including Goertng, are almost about Washington are hooey — 'T t happened up on Dead Man’s — Heudrik Van LooUr Datch-beru Tongue . Adore Thee," by Bach. daily outwitting the Brltiah. The second offering In the group ara or to "sign over” your that was the sport of man's very similar to those producing complimentary. most, perhaps— but not all. You'll Curve,” she began. "That’s on tbs author. Blaat lujui'lss Fatal ssagss. PLANNING TO BUILD The villains of the piece are have to choose for. yourself. highway about half-way between was "Tha Battle ot Jericho,” a Here’s Hchr W e Do It! caprice would be an Intolerable,; If j muscular rheumatism. popular negro spiritual. M W 10 H M K I Sanction for Ethic* . Lord Haw Haw, following the In some Instances where the pa­ where you leave th# concrete to It’e now or never for the Naxia, Marblehead, Masa., May 28.—(P) ^ W E ll! not an impossible existence. The German custom that waa in evi­ turn Into tbe Hayhook— I f you while all the sUtea have to do is The combined choirs o f . 1,000 ^'-CapL , John Johanaon, 40, of t VOW M M im V M Y M N n OR rI m o d el? (1 ) WE HAVE NO RENT TO To attempt to prove that the tient h*s t>«cR using a markedly to sUbUlxa the situation—In tbs voices aang two numbera: "Stars Needham, aUpper o f tha power By *aassplag** aff yonr bUla old adage had It that ordeiyls the dence even before hostllltlea be­ deficient diet, the cause of neuri­ "What ta a good, cheap disinfect­ includes plenty o f raw salads, and went straight on. you’d dip down PAY! gan, Invariably speaks highly of army phrases—short o f dsfsat. o f the Suihmer Night” and “The yachL Trim-^m, which waa d*^ • Ybs,gMSMllBayouroUsslf or eradlt accouuta into aua / first law of heaVen. .probably that American Republic W'aa built* upon tis m aybe a lack of.vitamin B1 in ant to usa around the home for cooked vegetables, and by using Into the canyon juid then climb a the French troops. Discussing the —James A. Moffett, Amerleau oU Church in the Wildwood” and here stro y ^ yeatorday la an exploston, w c a SMTS—activ*, vigeraus. place, you caa ataally the highest ethical standards the diet, aa tbla substance appears cleaning woodwork, and ao on?” stewed fruits and fruit juices, tak­ long hill to go by Bentley’s. The ( t ) NO SALESMEN. YOU la true. We certalnly^now that Norwegian campaign, he made a man. waa a thrilling spectacls to wlt- died t o d ^ at a hoapltal from In- StMl to ba slhsl Y o* ow t k to way dawn tbs total at f to be necessary for normal nutri­ . Answer; Probably the best home ing the latter between meals, you curve la halfstor up tbe nlll. It’s a DEAL DIRECT WITM U f! order Is the first law of, earth. would be ridlcu1o\is. This Is con­ point of explaining that French neaA Thovgrou^ notwlthatandlng Juries auffered In the blasL aMMttUy paymaota. tion of the nerves. ^ the vita­ disinfectant for the purpose men­ may be able,to Influence the skin sharp turn, but It’s well marked yoeraeH year fcmfly, yeer asse. ceded by all who are familiar' with troops engaged, in that undertak­ Country boys gst.almost all ths the handicap to the director be- Itsu or Jnteratt (S) fe r cent The law of ^avltatlon always' min being lacking, the nerves be- tioned la plenty of hot soapy wa­ favoratlv.. It la also Important and not dangerous unless you try (S) OUR OVERHEAD IS MOf« ing-always retired In good order, that you make sure the intestinal hiking thsy want behind a plow..... cauae of tbe number*, aang their monthly on anpald prinolpal Put England Lumber Co, •operates. If one doubts that let Colonial hlstor>'. That Individual more irritable than would ter. Warm water la preferable to to make tt too fast. Going up, you coaditioa. C e*s«lt a D oooc. not ozeoodina tlOO, and (t) DfUMI with their full equipment. The comt elimination la normal. — Wheeler McMIDen, farm Journal­ two offerings In a highly creditable him jump from a tenth story win- I "■•‘ a'lewaga’' abounded among otherwise be^the case. cold. Soap Is' germicidal—that is, have the Inside. Tbe canyon floor por_eant monthly ea. any ro* British, he said, went berserk, it kills germs. (PalpttoUon) is about 300 feet below the curve ist, on extension o f . Bey Beout- manner. Juliana's Husband maflidsr. Loans also nvaiUblo • o 0 7o Work For You (4 ) WE BUT FOR CASH! dow. The law of the tides never ! settlers of all the colonloa Is throwing down their rifles and flee­ Possible contributing causes of Ing In eoutttry dtstrleL Do as be dkeas. A*4-4*dda*. at it l*t> par oont on unpaJd neuritis are sinus trouble, abscess­ (Insulin) Question: Dorothy U. asks; and it’s almost a sheer drop.” An J6ia la Anthema monthly balaaeos ap to list, * r gaW ig a Mbaeal dlaaaai^ varies. The sun will keep his ren-: well known, as they abound In­ ing in panic. It was not a retr^ t; Led by the orchastra, the choirs nllr-btia#|o*r Doooc'apt** ed teeth ori Infected tonsils. Such Qutotlon: B. D. Q. Inquires: "Does gsa In the stomach have a Larry could feel her grow tense Returns to Fight it ) por cent on balaiiess I fa ta Waaa aavtaga ao ta y o o l it was a rout, said he. W e were taken for a rido and the audience sang the anthem, obova. ana at <1 1-S) por cant deavous tomorrow morning at the I deed today. But that In n'3 sense focal Infections m ay not be caus­ "W heK la Insulin produced In the tendency to cause the heart to pal­ as she forced herself to go on. scrifdoas b « « wbsM * s y wUI that, and I am perfectly wtlltag "America tbe Beautiful,” and sure­ on nnpsld monthly balaaeoa CUTTING COSTS I eastern-horizon without the delay ,! vitiates the central, fact that an Englishmen who have attempt- ing pain In themselves, an,d yet body? If the body does not make pitate?. I mean, does it moke the "On the night o f the accident. b* *cc*taMly coaipoMsded admit It. ly no more appropriate tribute I___ < .. . icd to identify Lord Haw Haw be- the prisons absorbed from ' them enough Insulin what happens?” heart fast?” Mike cattrii me. Tt waa late but S M M I O t n o f a fraction of a second. This, la ethical base existed for coinmunl-1 Is a former member of —W PA Admlalatrutor Rarrlagtaa > could have been chosen. Aa a final may Circulate In the blood, and Answer: Insulin Is normally Answer; One of the ’ common he said he’d just come back from If yaa eta tapay aatali a world of law and of order. ty life and conduct. the British Fascist legion who on eriticlam « f tba bulMlBg o f a offering tba cholrsters aang tha eventually affect a nerve or produced by certain cells in the causes o f a rapid heart beat In the Chicago, flown down with some asonthly iaatalmiats wUat spent aome time In this country. Del Mar. OaBf, meetrark. Lutkin benediction; 'Th e Lord WELDON DRUG CO. And now the ceaseless and cer­ Without being unduly critical of nerves. pancreas, which cells are called presence o f gas In the atomaeh, friends and they wanted to meet yo*,s«/ee( fa H yoar payss A London wit gave him the name Bleas ‘Thee and Keep Thee” and PmertpHsu Pbanuaclsto E r t r j dsjr w«*r« b s t Ib c pMpla op to tain operation of the laws of na­ the present' one may properly ask Wben these contributing causes the Islands o f Langerhans. These which la causing an. upward pres­ me. He’d brought the some pres you sboaM aot haaltata t* of Lord Haw Haw shortly after A ll I can say to traa in the fu­ this wa* a fitting ending to a high­ Ml Mala Stiuat W* Daihrar ■as at for a lean at are found, t ^ patient n e^s suit­ iislanda produce an internal secre­ sure against the heart. enta. too. and soma thinra Td ask 20e o o e r e r r doQsr thay spaad on ture baa once again brought the In what degree the old ethical hostilities began. Whoever this ture,, behold your traditions. Long ly well arranged program. Dial i g l l able local treatment to clear up tion which is used, to metabolize ^ him to get for me. He couldn’i annual miracle of spring. There standards.atill abide, the old an-' man la, he has excellent radio per­ carbohydrates, and which is call­ leave hla gusata. he said, ao would UvD the Fatherland! In conclusion it Is fitting to give bnildioff SoppUas. Wa esn do tha sonality. H)s speech is the precise, the foci, but It la also neceiaary to . General Wlnkebnau. Nftber- T iiA a n a i n H A N c ic a Is no mistaking It. Variegated car- ckora aUll hold. Not that all of bear In mind that unless he ed insulin. An Interference witn I drive right over. due credit to tbe director G. Albert Liconso Nu SVl, BSBia fo r y o o l culture are to be heard on every Uon is no longer one which Is be­ During the recent talk of rttto often beromes posyM^a. clipping la easUy accomplished. Naw Haven—OfficlaU planning yon. I can sail my radloa,” ha told bis many otben have been at material •atM ...... I J t 8.26 land. ing treated alone by the pulpit aa Dutch invasion, the NBC listening Resdera Intm sted in learning The operation la alight and natml- tha 12th annual Connecticut Inter- "1 stopped aa soon as I could, belp and ara anthusiaatlc In this Om Way Bd. Trip post picked up a strange English more about the subject are invited' ly the outcome la completely aat- scholastic Athletic Conference pulled off the road a little and ran to amid tha tragedies that stalk was formerly the case. Aa a mat­ r.orthy feature of achool Ufa. : voice from the Netberlanda one to send for an article on NEURI­ iafactoiy. track and field champlonahlps aald back to wbere tbe car had diaap- Havlag brought bis wife, Ncthar* icroaa the world today, tragedlea Houae:vtim Btoeh Btaidmet Inte.-vstlng is tha fact that all ter o f fact many of those who are nigbL TIS. Forward your request la ears (A c m ) 538 contoatarts from 42 ataU high paarad. Far down In the canyon i tbese prenent last night year* paid lands Crown PrinesM Juliana, W i rtaaier .... t M flMit ate man-mada, tragedtos that Waak. D. C. .. AVa doing aome of the most creative "If you are looking for newt,** of Th e McOoy Ha^th Servtca, to QuaatloB: Monroa V. laqulrea: Bchdols had been antared for tha I could see flamas shooting up Kearney, Neb.— Opv— It oould admlaaiona and thia meant mora and hb two youn royal daugh­ BuSalo. N. T. . 6 .4 a 11.86 . aiaka tha Anarican heart bleed thinking in this direction, are far it laid, “ we must aak you to look this newspaper. Please endose a "W hat should 1 eat to clear qp a event, to be held Saturday at Yale from tha arreckage at the car. only happen In Amertra. A black­ oomfort ter those desirous of baar- ters to London’s safety. German- alsewbere. Tbla U a broadcast large, self-addressed envelops and bora Prtnc* Bernhard su Uppa- Chlcaffa ...... 18.M 8448 *1 ejM^athy with thoee who auf- ramoved from what to usually pimply aklnV Hava a naw crop field. . Than I baard a u o t out was ordarad b an as a public­ ing ths muilr.lani at thatr baaL as from a peaceful nation to other 4 cents In stamps. arhanever I eat aweeta. Am 'very ' *T stood there, paralysed, and ity stunt for a Rad Cross drive, but tt lad to the abaence of a aactioa B«ist*ffeld (pictured above to Datraf c ...... Migg Igigg ter through no fault o f their own. known aa orthodoxy. They are not peaceful nations of tha world. Wa happier days) returned to Zee- CBN IBB PnABMAOT O D P k l ^ ENGLAND LUMBER O food o f karaet foods.” The U. 8. N avy baa act up offi­ suddanly. Mike waa beaida housewives protostsd It wooU In* o f young onaa wbo formerly niade land fight wm. Dutch, still Bt ue Uston t f .the melodtae at the in any sense emoUonallata. They cannot tell you what the weather Ansarer: Judging from' your de­ cials in }2 key seaports to mobi- Together we scrimbled and ahd tsrfers with operatloa e t Maetiical tbcmselvca nndealreable by reason to TBAVBL BUBBAU SATURDAYS Opposito Maachaotar Gi P r h t t l (tubbornly resisting bis former j 4g7MalaSC TeL 4268 r, let ue not are hard-headed realists. But they to tonighV tkat would come under (Oaofi OWafectaut) scription you have develop^ acne. Uae prtvqte shipping and aircraft down to tbe car. tried to pull the refrigsratora. Then vmmi’t any o f tbeia-ovur exuberant spirits. ^4^A S T MIDDLE TURNPIKE the heading |gf military tnforma- gutetloa: M ra O. B. By cbaagtiig your diet so that it la case of national aanergeacy. dead UMB from tbe bumiiig wrack. MatkouL ' I 1 ••• -

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THXjRSDAY, M^Y 28,1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN SDAY, MAY 23. 1940' > A G B S I X P A G E f l l ------■A 1 are pointing out that all bualnesa Knox, Elmer Hooper. Wm. P. i forret that It all apeaks of a kind .Late W ork SERIAL STORY within two months.In svstt St 4UttrirriL.iatiii;u Iml “t'Uic earth. And let not heart be lost. Lake. Herman Stephenson, Fred membtra. HKRAI.D PRINTINO CO, INC Some 4ayj how distant we know that stems out of /ethics. There­ B Y T O M H O R N E R Na)T7BRVii»iN& ^ At Musical Festival C. Hesselmeyer, George R. Stur- 8a^■anty-flvs motoars t!L o ^ II 4IUIII ■triM ges. Dr. Wm. J . Moore, Oliver UinehMUr, CoDjL not, theae^ symphonies, and beau­ fore If the^ regions are to be Christ Church Cathedral Pyramid Temple to Ing j-esterday were Inatructad THOMAS r**OD80H Lewis. Phillip Hollenbeck, Edw. Mothers to Be Taught toe handling of a rifle by Uaot. / OancrAl UAKA«*r ties, and fraternities, and decen­ preserved iii sm lllty and security Over 1,500 Present at Stettstika Handbills Are Dean Elected as Aide Hold Spring Ceremon* McQuade, Winfield R. Coe. George tour LecJcw*ood. U. 8. Nayal-' ^vnA*d Ofitoh«r 1. 1111 CAST OF CHARACTEKS Mike finally succeeded, got burned White, Otto F. G. Boeker, 8. Mer­ How to Shoot Para* cies which are now beings half for­ there muat b^retalned an impreg­ MONNIE MILES —her mania serve. himaelf. Annual Event Despite j Found in Mail Boxes By Episcopalians. ial on SatuHav. ritt Skeldlng, Roland Mygatt, “Ws saw what happanad In i PablUliAd Bviry B tib Iks ■>«•** gotten, overwhelmed If you will, nable base. for fast driving almost wrecked "Pretty soon there were other chute Invaderfl. Sundara and Holldaya Entarad al Wm. A. Clinton, Ralph Holcomb, eeuntrtsa when ths paradit) •hall be restored. Thrfughtrul people, however, her romance. people around and a t last two Overcast Sky; Pro­ Walter Leveen, Lloyd S. Black­ tha Pott Oftlca at Manehaitar. LARKY COLLINS —newspaper Hartford, May 23—(iP)—Connec­ Hartford, May 23 — Pyramid dropped out of toe sky and wt. Coaa, aa Saa^iPd Claaa Matl Mattar cannot ^ s t their thinking at this Highway patrolmen arrived. Mike gram Highlights. Chicago. May 23—<)P)—The man. Louis Spalls, George W. New York. Msy 23.—dPi — The and children were everywhera reporter, hnafiug the murderers of talked to them for a bit, then federal Bureau of Investiga- ' ticut Episcopalians were watting Temple, A. A. O. N. M. 8., is to Military Training Camps Associa­ 80B8CRIPTION RATES Public Patients polnty/A question emerges which Beard. J. Sedgwick Teaev, Wm. H. defenselesa,” said Mra. Join U s brothw. helped me climb back up to the tlon disclosed today that com­ today for an answer from toe Very have Its Spring OremontsI at .toe Foulols,' A. ElUoit Frost A tion—ths group which organized "We feel that the ttana k** — Oaa Taar by Mall ...... M *; will/not go unanswered. That MIKE BENTLEY — wealthy By Jam es B. Hutchinson fhs Plattsburg mo\-ement for train- Par Month hr Mali ...... • .JO In West Haverstraw. N. T., the road.' He brought me home.” plaints had been received that Rev. Walter H. Gray, dean- ot Pj'rsmtd klosque. Bridgeport, on George Lindquist. Lyman G. for women to become a part 1 •Intla Copy...... •.■J* q^stlon asks, "What is sn ads- rancher, Imew too much about au­ Christ CThurch cathedral, as tq Ing officers In the 'World war__ C^IlYor*<1 Onp Tort ...... a,.|f.®0 The fifth annual musical festival! "Hell Hitler" swastika hand­ Saturday. A business session opens Richey, Louis F. 1’olght. 8. Pres­ vast national dsfansa tebsma of i State of l^ew York malnUlns a uate ...sanction for high ethics T" to aeddeata. y o j bills bad' been found In Chica­ whether he would accept, eleci cott Williams, Francis O, BOwo, took a stand today favoring com- country." "But that's not toe-'Story of the public schools, was held st i at 4 p. m. for voting on , candi­ pulzory ralUUry training for tos -MEMBER OF . hospital for handicapped chlldfen;^ "From what spring do they flow?” told at the Inquest.” Larry broke go mall boxes and plastered as suffragan bishop. dates. Thomas W. Hall, George Brinker- She added that "anemy a sso cia ted p r e s s YESTERD A Y: Larfy and Mon- Educations! Square last night and | United States, - TMB Just now It Is under adminlstri in. 'Tou testified tUat toe car on sutomobilei throughout toe Dean Gray was elect^ ^ toe Assisted by the Pyramid Band, off, Arthur E. Stone. George A chutlsta in America will ragiat' The Auociatod Proio It orcluilvo. "Where' may their source be ■le become better Mende. One despite an overcast sky that Othpr developments In a wave Sr ontltlod to tho alo or railnbllea- tlve scrutiny because Govei went over tbe edge before you city. post to serve as asslstaiU^ to Bishop Arab Patrol, Pyramid Chanters. Mallett, Howard Hotchkls.'. Wm day they first drew breath. found?" Bight be aaka her to go to a dance, threatened rain, there were over. of preparedness sentiment Included IIOD of an nowa dUpatehor erodittd reached toe turn—” The handbills addrssskd to Frederick O. Budlojig at tbs an­ Pyramid Drum A Bugle Corps and D. Nichols and Dr. Grover C a plan by another organization to to It or net ethorwlir araditod In Lehman has been Informed No one will think of claseifylng bat she has a date with Bentley. "German-Americans” said: Sweet. “In Fsartni Dangot" thla paper and alao the inral newa "Mike made me aay that, Mika 1,5(XI present to hear tos young nual diocesan (xmventlon at the tos Pyramid Oriental Band, Carl teach American mothers how to the number of patients hui been Whea Mike la delayed, Larry stops "Hitler will not forget you. Cathedral yesterday, but hia«only M. Slemon, Potentate, with his London. May 23. eohltaned haraln. . Mr. LIppmann, the columnist, as a to chat. He questions her about and Daddy,” Monnie admitted. muiiclans. Parents and friends zhoot riflea in defsnss against par­ j 3 ^ • B.* All richta of rapuhileatlon of falling off. That sounds Jlke an “ A fter'that accident at school, and Don't fear Roosevelt. Don't immediate roply to the honor was a entire Divan, will receive distin­ achute troops. Duff Cooper, mlnlsfar of _ fpaelal diapatrhaa herein are alao conservative. One scarcely Inde^ accident en Dead Man's whose faces were wreathed in Incongruous reason for ^nductlng tb i others I had been in, Mike Said smiles applauded in a hearty man­ fight for British money. Re­ brief statement that “I shall be guished guests at 7:45 p. m., d.s.t., Ths Training Camps group also tlon, dsciarad in aa addraas raaerred ______thinks of him ge likely to. tur^'hls Curve. She refuses, angrily, to member 1917. Hell Hitler.' glad to give due consideration to and the evening program will be- Defenders Await that "thiarountry is la sn Investlgstlon but tne fsets In talk about It. *T have a right to tbe coroner would never believe I ner the ^rform ance of the boys Miss JesniM MlUlgu pledged lUclf at a mealing laat Poll aarrlea ellant of N. E. A thinking in thie direction.' And hadn’t forced toe man off tos and girls In their offerings. 'Willlsm 8. Devereaux, chief the^wUl of toe church." gin. night to activs cooperation with danger." ■ ' larvira Inc. the esse ere these; know,** Larry teDs ber. "That man of the bureau, said tbe hand­ yet on-more .than one occasion wraa my brother.” road. I. didn't want to lie about It, The ensembles were made up of ^ Formal Answer Wednesday Mias Milligan, dsughtsr of Mr. Immediately after tbe first sec­ Parachute Troops to# “Air puttsburg'' Pnhllthari Rapraiantatlraa. Tha The hoBplUl !• equipped to Mr. LIppmann darea fkce thla Is­ Larry"—eh# was begging him to an orchestra of 125 pieces, 7tb bills "appeared to be no vio­ A committee named by Bishop and Mrs. L. T. Milligan of 49 West tion, a parade under the direction training 10,000 pilots Inllua Mathrwi Spaolal A«aney— CHAPTER Vn believe her —"but Mike was righU grade choir, 8th grade choir, and lation of Federal laws” und^^' Budlong will officially notify Dean of Past Potentate Anson F. Keel­ In toe nine Army eona areaa. In Kaw Torli. Chlraao. Oatrolt and treat 350 patients. It has at sev­ sue of the source of a sodn’d eth/c. Middle Turnpike will take part in I Monnie relaxed under toe grip With my reputation for fast driv­ the High school choirs, the total the jurisdiction of bis depart­ Gray of bis election next Wednes­ tha dance recital to be given by er, grand marshal, will form on association with tha Federal gov­ Boaron eral times since constnictlon Fort Worden. Wash., May 23— It could be wls^ Pa aeml-clrcle with the orchestra in said stuffing noni>pstsl mater­ given at that time. torium. street, tq toe Stratfl’eld Hotel, Puget Sound fbrta today Ifi- the country would puraua a program slaughter. The man waa deaj—i the foreground. The singers on ial In mall boxes was a viola­ The consecration ceremony will where a dinner and reception, with of universal aarvlca embracing Tha Barald Printirts Company. and the employees at the Institu­ A fe^'years ago Mr. LIppmann "Yes." opening phase of Coast Artlllery- iDC.. aaaiinira no financial raapohal- “But toe man was nevar Identi­ couldn't help him any, and— Oh, tiered seats were so placed that tion and that those responsi­ be delayed, probably .until next high grade entertainment, wlU be Nsvy msnsuvsrs. "•very abls-bodlad man and wo­ bllltr for lyposraphlcal arrora ap- tion number 232. The reason giv­ prod^M a most pnusual book en- ble. If found, could be forced man.” etarlns in advartlaamania la ISa fied. He was burned so horribly.'* Larry, I wanted to tell the truth, tbe south wall of the Recreation 4 is ii. by canonical law requiring the Sale of Lobsters tendered to the newly elected Simulation of Hitler's blitzkrieg tanebasiar Cvanlna UaralA en Governor Lehman for the de­ "A Preface to Moral*.'' The I know It was Hugh.” Larry but Dad said Mike was right. And building acted as a sounding to pay pbetsge.^ approval of toe election by a ma­ members. Nobles of Pyramid, and methods was planned In an "at­ Formation of woman's rifle corps crease In the number of patients while having a wide atten­ tried to make his voice calm. It Pete Barnes, too. Won't you try.,^ board. This arrangement made jority of toe standing committees visiting Nobles. tack” on Forts Worden, Casey and Thursday, May 28 wrasn't easy, talking to her like to believe me Larry?” for satisfactory scoustlca and of the bishops of toa church. At the Pineliurst Headed by Goveiuor Flagler. An "enemy" force of a la that families have preferred prly tion and sale, deserved far great­ JU>\BO this. His hands dropped from ber Looking at her, Larry knew she It must be noted toe degree of Recruiting Quota Dean Gray was elected on toe Potentate Carl M. Slemon an­ destroyer and two Coast Guard Siglnod Discolored Bus Offenses vats hospitals for these^ -tryiit- er attention than It received. It sbouldera "When I didn't . bear was telling toe truth. Hugh's training devoted. to these young third ballot, leading from the start nounced today that he sXpected ahlpa «-aa augmented by imag­ ments and they have preval^evaije4 up- will not be dealing unfairly with from Hugh, I came down to look death had been ho fault pf hers. people by their Instructors, and in toe voting of the clerical and Plnshurst Grocery will run iU upwards of fifty candidates, bead­ inary. warships, airplanes and A Manchester young woman Hugh probably saw tbe lights of ed by His Excellency, Gov. Ray­ parachutlsta. , False Teeth Ipe Cream on judges to send the chHuren c! to Its contents to point out that Mr. for him. I've been all over toe every one must have been con­ 'is Set al 1,117 lay delegates. On toe deciding bal­ usual spscial Friday sale on lob­ Who was returning from Hartford her car, speeding toward him, took vinced that this activity- In the mond E. Baldwin. A large num­ Approximately 600 men were In­ Cleaned Like Magie*— the private places. LIppmann has no hesitation In west, searching for him,” Larry lot, toe clergy gave him 95 out of on. s late bus Tuesday night was lied. “I hear about this accident, toe curve rather than crash Into achools Is one the community 125 votes, imd toe laity 94 of 121 sters tomorrow, featuring Ocean- ber of guests are expected from volved in toe land operation*. No Brushing Further tnvsstigatton discloses Suggesting what he regards as the her head-on. Hugh was like tost. Clear freshly Caught lobaters at out-of-town Temples. Ths commit­ subjected to insults by ,the bus this unidentified man. I took a should be proud of. Bearing in Boston, May 23.—UP)—Msj.-Gen. votes. The Rev. Frank S. More­ Never let your "teeth" show toby that the private hospitals do not chance It might be Hugh. I was Larry would have done the same mind tbe fact that children of all tee In charge: Cart ' M. Slemon. CONES driver. To our knowledge noth­ source of the old time ethic. One -James A. Woodruff, commanding house, rector of St. Jam es’, New low prlcsa which are advertised Named New Ra^-en Beeter art falsa. If gums ars daiW:-ua- Impose aa long^ period of hospi­ detects an almost plaintive note In right. A dentist's examination con­ thing, had be been In Hugh's creeds and racial extraction ars London, was second, receiving 19 on toe last page of this Issue. John G. Stevens, J. Edward natural looking with taidli dingy ing of this sort has ever before place. being educated to the higher, toe First Corps Ares, announced Knapp, A. Earls Stone, Dr. Frank talization a * the public Inatltu- his further Intimation that he firmed It." clerical and 22 lay votes. Plnehurst reports a - large In­ New Haven, May 23.—(J*)—Ap- and Btatnsd, a Ktaanlto/tatb wtU 2 GIANT DIPS happened on the buses anywhere “I'm sorry, Larry, terribly sor­ “1 believe you. Monnie,” he said. sphere of "America First—All today that the recruiting quota for Eoclesisstlcal Career crease in general fish business L. f illip s , Alvin H. Hancock, polilntment of toe Rev. C. Lawson tloDs, and 'eoeta to the state are thinks that old source or sanction quickly give your tpafh tha clean In thla vicinity. Dlaclosure of ry.” Tbe touch of her hand on bis "I don’t blame you.” Americans,” It was appropriate toe regiilsr Army for New Eng­ Dean Gray came to Christ since these lobster sales were Robert M. Davies, Ralph D. Wade, W1lllard, Jr., as rector of Trinity bright attractive look of *hva" leas In the private placee than in lb passing and likewise an almost arm was comforting, her sym­ that the program was opened with J . A. H. Robinson, Georgs F. Episcopal church here waa an­ what happened, the facts that land to be obtained by June 30 had church cathedral in 1937 after started. It Is well to order your teeth on naturni look ^ guma and the state-maintained hospitals. longing noti^ of desire to discover pathy was sincere. She sat dowm He paused a minute, puzzling ■ toe*slnging % toe audience, led by been set at 1,117. serving six years as dean of tbe boned shad a day ahead at Plne- Foote, A. Stewart Peterson, An­ nounced today. He succeeds ths lats. You rimniy dissolve a UtUa were brought out In police court, again, gently pulled him to the over an unanswered question. the choirs and the orchestra of thony Sunderland, Charles V. Rev. Theodore H. Evans who went •Thla problem of the cost of some new sanction U> take Its He said that toe number by pro-cstbedral Church of ' toe huret, aa it takes considerable SJssnita in half a glaaa of warm natu)r»lly reflects upon the safely awing beside her. 'Tell me more "How did Bentley get there so ''America." Hats were doffed in Nativity at Bethlehem, Pa. time for careful boning,'and only Pauley, WllUam L ’HommIdeau, to a pastorate In (Cleveland w ster--^t' in your denture end 5 c treating town or state dependenta place, and a fear for the future If heartfelt reverence at ton Inspiring states waa; Maine, 104; New of Tiding on busea, especially by •bout him, Larry." fast?” be asked. Hampshire, 63; Vermont, 48; Mas- A World war veteran and a for­ a certain number of orders nrny Roger A. A. Chevrolet, Raymond Heights, Ohio, last fall. Isava for a few minutes. NO REGULAR lOe UZBl at public hospitals is a vexing one. no siii-h substitute la found. He rolled a cigaret, tried to keep Monnie had an answer for that. feeling engendered when the chord mer practising lawyer, he was born be handled. W. Petrie. Richard C. Keeton, Rev. Willard comes to Trinity MluBHlN(3—just rlnaa and re- women who are forced throKjgh waa struck that truly these chil­ Bschusetts, 575; Rhode Island, 95, In every case the public patients With the whole eet-up of the hla eyes from her. "Mike said he went outside to and Connecticut, 230. ip Richmond,. Vs., and, following Fred J. St. Arnault, Anson F. from Elmhurst,' L. I., whsre ha placs. Aak for and set Ktaantta— circumstance to be late pkasen- That Monnie knew more about wait for me. right after be called. dren and their parents were in a Kesisr, Joseph P. Friable, August haa been stationed for a number cost tbe hospitals more than the Dictators resting upon falsehood, General Woodruff added that war service, studied business sd- the Dentists Plata Claanar. AH gera. this accident than she was telling, He saw this car go racing down land of freedom and liberty. mtnistratlon and law s t WUllsn| M. Engelhard, George Bl Craw­ of years. drugglsta. Quinn’s Phamacy, town or state la willing to pay. treachery, violation of treatlea and he was sure. But how could he toe highway, swinging from slda During the entrance of toe the quotas were based on toe eligi­ To $Iake Awards ford, Otto F. Burghart. A woman who bovd* ■ bus la and Mary Clollege and the Univer­ ■/- Private hospitals takl- patients the plighted word, the matter of tton. But we can say that in Hol­ find out, without arousing her to side, aa if • toe driver were choirs, ths orchestra played two ble male citizens between the ages Also Frank E. BoUmann, Grov­ entitled to transportation under marches: "Stand Up and Cheer” of 18 and 35. sity of Richmond. He practised law at feet lower than the pub­ ethics Indeed passes from the land topight It Is May, and the suspicions. Perhaps she might be drunk. Mike was afraid there In Virginia for a time, and then. In For Marksmanship er C. Sweef, John C Stanley, EI- tha same protection as though she moon Is shining, and the popples Involve^—No, Monnie would never would be a wreck if we met, was and "Blue and White”, both of Vacancies exist in toe Quarter­ wood C. Stanley, John G. Schwarz. lic ' hoapitali can afford to. realm, of the speculative to the Washington Daybook which are well known campus masters Corps, Field Artillery and 1925, entered tbe Episcopal Theo­ were walking along a public high­ are blooming." The rest of the be mixed up in a crooked deal. terrified to think what might logical Seminary from which be Jr., Henry F. Parrott, Wm. E Unleaa there are circumstances field of the practical. la the old broadcast was S sort of meriily- But if she loved Bentley.... A happen to me If we met on Dead numbers. The other selections Signal Corpa at Fort Ethan Allen, Parker, Paul L. Miller, Homer B way. Tha bus operator la a aerv' •Bf Jmek StimmHt- played by toe orchestra were “A Vt„ Fort Bragg, N. C., and West- was graduated in 1928 .gnd ap­ Members of the Manchester po- that make make other action nec­ sanction gone aa LIppmann seems we-rollalong commentary on the woman will do almost anything Man's Curve, so be hurried out pointed assistant rector of St. Snt of the public and In hla opera­ more pleasant aspects of life. Washlngton—You would think <-Hitler, Von Ribbentrop and Himm- for tbe man she loves. to atop me.” 'Me^ey”, made up of three catchy over Field, toe new Army air base I lice department who have been essary the patients are naturally to think? Does our security, sta­ numbers and ths ever popular John's, West Hartford. He . left tion of the bua Is, In a manner, a that a park acrvics guide, who had Icr. At one point, the British What was Bentley's role? Hat­ "Bentley said Hugh drove like under construction at Chicopee. takipg Instructions In aheotlng sent to the private hospitals. bility and perpetuity of our social,. a vlait from President Roosevelt, "Country Dance" by Percy Grain­ Mass. there In 1931 for Bethlehem. policeman. The proper hkhdllng ambassador says: ing Bentley aa he did. It waa riaay he waa drunk?” Larry demanded. both on Indoor and outdoor ranges VetUr-arm I*ubllcly maintained Institutions )— The night there were 16 bars pur­ the public hospital t/> undergo river. They are relics of the great of Nazi veterans and gangaters ings of the orchestra were well re­ Rev.'Joseph M. Griffin, diocesan punishment that an officer of the of the most painful disorders the arm around her, pull her close, ceived. Two state detectlvea were In New chased to be awarded those who greatsr costs. While privets hos­ battta of 1781. The park service . . . to whom, for their services In klaa those inviting lips. Monnie's dirsetor of the Catholic Mlatlon reach tbe standard of marksman, Jaw would suffer should h^ ylo- human frame Is ever called up­ h a d ‘recreated In the museum tlu^ tbe struggle for pow-er, were given ' ^ Seventh Grade Choir York today In Connection iri to ef­ pitals must meet a rigid set of re­ on to bear, The pain Is described voice brought him back to the Aid Society, has been appointed three for sharpshooters and three ^ ' l • Iste the confldence pieced In him gun.deck of s British frigate and many of the plumbs of victory Quotations The' 7to grade choir sang four forts to solve toe mysterious mur­ president of St. Thomas Seminary for experts. Ths> bars wlU be quirements, It la recognized, how­ In various ways by different pa­ present. numbers'The opening one being A pueenger Is a paasenger no mat­ mounted toe cannon. They had and thirdly, Hiounler and hla "Thla brother of yours. Larry—' der May 7 of Prof. Lewis B. Allyn, in Bloomfield, The Catholic Tran­ swarded to toe men and they can ever, that the public hospital la Manhattan tients, some saying It la boring, ■ent to London for dope on han­ blackshlrted S.S. and secret po­ "Sanctua”'Yy ^hubert. Next was script announced, today. ter m at circumstances enter Into others that It la darting, stinging “Hugh was a swell guy," Larry Certainly America Is not finish­ famous pure foods expert. wear them as they please. It not under much closer siirveillsnce dling such cannon. Guides drilled lice.' "I Would Be''A Sailor", sung with Father Griffin, treasurer of tbe or burning, and others that It feels began. "Married, lived downstate. ed. There is no end either to hu­ the rollicking abandon one assocl- being sn order that they be di»- the caM, Violation of tn » t to­ by George Tucker for weeks, In the motions of load­ He was— was in the Insurance District Attorney' Thomas F. seminary since 1934, was chosen played. / 1. Docs nek tot dtsssss, doss than la the private one, and the like a hot knife going through the ing, cleaning, aiming and firing. man dealres or the effort and intel­ . ates with toe jolly sailor. Then Moriarty declined to dlacloae toe ward oneNpassenger Is violation of - To me, toe most amazing rev' business, Burglary Insurance. ligence to supply them. for toe preaidency by ^ toe Most not imuts skin. TIm I mb ______public Institution is more open to flesh. Then, one day word spread followed "The Gavotte” opening reason for sending the Investiga-I Rev. . Maurice F. McAullffe, bishop trust tows^i-^s all passengers on New York—About five or ten Many nerves contain mixed elation In the book la the record Traveled a lot But he wrote me —Charlea E. WUaoa. ^ with toe girls’ aectldR in a lead 2. Nowaitingtodty Caabcutsd criticism than those privately minutes past four every afternoon about that the President was com­ that the German army general regularly, and wrote to Betty, hla tors to New York, other than to of the Conn-cticut diocese, tq suc­ Prodnctlon Speed Urged right »(ttt (bsTing. Mandieflter Dul^ If It ^ppened with one It fibers. Tor example, some of these ing down. The President has a that showed good qualities. In say they were checking on an lee Creeai Aa Ahnarit owned and controlled. the word Is passed around the staff bad every one of Its blitZ' wife, every day. We cannot cloae our eyes to ceed toe Most Re^’. Henry- J 8 . lottsatly ttopt penpirstioa old happen ^ th others. are motor fibers whose work le to definite yen for naval history.. He’s krlcgs worked out to the most which ths choir followed toe spirit "angle” ot the mystery. O'Brien, recently-ordslned aifiti,- Ottsj^-a. May, 28— HeS'W for 1 to 8 days Remove* odot Although the munlcipallUcs and NBC newa room that Lord "Haw move the muaclea. Others are “When Betty didn't hear from What Is going on elsewhere In of tola dance so popular in . toe Tb^, operator df the bus which Haw will be on In a minute with an expert. He has called some of minute detail even before toe him for a week, she wired me. In toe meantime, authorities liary bishop of the diocese. industry, shlpbolldlng and alrerat'f from penpincion. the etate have set a limit to what sensory fibers which report sensa­ toe navy's best on moot questions the world and delude ourselves Upper Alps. The last selection continued their checkup of .22 cali­ A native of Wsterbury, Father ; Rfins hav^bcen requested by toe 4 . Aputs,white,gtca*eleis,»(sia> BANANA DBUGHT flgured\in the local\ episode prob­ his evening news chat. Lord Haw move against Austria. came down and we've been look­ with the mere hope that somehow was "O iSueful Hosts" from tlM they will pay for welfare patients tion or feeling. Still others control and navigation records often have Tying In with this are reports ber revolvers of toe type used'ln Griffin attended 8t. Patrick’s government to speed up wartime lets Tsouhiag oeem. ably’ woiK^sympathy\or himself Haw la tho Engllshnlan, who fled ing for him over since. That was —somehow—all this will pass us Christmas Oratoria, by Saint- Briton at the outbreak of tbe war nutrition and blood supply. The af-, proved him right. The museum in Washington that German army toe slaying. AUyn waa shot down school In to st city and 8L Thomas production by working' day and g> Atrid has b m ewatdsd the apnt to hospitals that system fecting of a. nerve trunk by neurl^ was In a dither. Its crack guide more than five months ago.” He by- Saena, and this fiumber, full of diffi­ © i ' , because he'is the fath ^ of an In­ and now feela hla countrymen a plans for every contingency. In hoped Monnie wouldn't ask why. ar.hia front door by an Intruder Seminary. He studied philosophy night ahlfts and on holidays and Approval Seal of the American .... seems unfair. Publicly maintain­ —Secretary Hull to tbe Americaa cult movements, was sung in a fant child, \niat clrcUnistance long line of sarcasm by radio. It tia may disturb any nr all of thess was selected to put toe guns eluding Switzerland and the Bal for reasons which have not yet and toeolo^ In St. Bernard's Sundays, It was reported today. loatinue of Laundetiog for • e e #oe eeee fr ee* lO e ed bospitalB cannot afford to take functions. through their paces. as a newspaperman, be couldn't Society of laternatloaal Law. manner creditable to both choir betng httmlea* lo fabtla. ought not to ebier Into the^ csss. Is said that all good Engllahmen kans, are on file. These plans. It have checked accident records and director. been determined. Seminary, I^ b e s te r, N. Y., and UgM flafrajllasl Wlw* sem lN f patients at a loas. Every time the tune him In regularly and that he Biich disturbances may take toe T h e. presidential party arris'ed U said, number 12, and the twelfth was ordained In 1922. 2 8 MILLION Jars of Atrid Btswsd atestdlae ao As tammm The man betray^ pubik oonfl- form of loss of the power to move —and the United States aeeret sooner. She didn't, was apparent­ Coming back to America Is Ukq The 8to grade choir also sang OffIclaJs MoTO PleseosL public Institution takes a patient Is now the favorite news broad­ is a gigantic maneuver for tbe In ly too deeply engrossed In her own four numters as follows: “I The Rev. Michael J. Guerin, for ha ve bOon sold. Tty a 1st today I " : y u KAckstbochsF* fctisala. . . dsnee and deserves to be punished. the muaclea; pain, numbness or service wouldn't let the President vaslon of England—a scheme for returning to an adolescent coun­ nearly 14 years a professor st the at a losa It la driving up the per- caster of the British public. 1 can thoughts. try which has not yet reached toe Dream of Jeimle With toe Light WELDON Surely any woman who must reiy tell you that Lord Haw Haw also tingling or the feeling that anta go huide. Thero'a a rale.'lt seems, cutting Great Britain in half and Doctor Is Freed seminary, was appointed treasurer New York, May 28-t-OP)— Brit­ that no President of the S. A. “And to think," sHe said abrupt­ spiritual maturity that comes Brown Hair", a work by Stephen ish officials, whose interference DRUG CX>NPANT i>atlent coat for the patient who is the favorite broadcaster of the are rrawllng on the skin, and so waging a war to the death; Foster. In this selection toe succeeding Father Griffin, and alao BRRID. upon buses for transportation and on. If the nerves of nutrition ars can enter any building with only ly, “I was toe cause of toe acci­ from much suffering and disap­ with Italian merchant shipping at RUPPERT pqVs his own way. Every time a NBC listening staff, despite tbe This could be nothing more dent. I Killed your brother, Lar­ choir was heard to advantage, as In Munler Case was named to the office of vice- must patronise them la te ^ . night Involved tha disturbance may one exit. pointment. president. Gibraltar haa aroused vigorous' ’TSlfiU.lumJlMUlUINi m town charge goes to the public presence of John Gunther, H. V". than one of thoae Old Wives' tales ry." , ' —Rev. Boewell F . Baraea, New they sang thla ever loved ballad will feel safer If she knowsKthat Kaltenborn, Lowell Thomas, and show as a wrinkling and thinning that circulate about toe nation's which brings back tender memories Italian criticism, have bscoms far hospital It adds to the amount Book review: For those who "Monnie! You don't know what York. more pleasant in the last few days 5 * this culprit has been punished. other top Bight stara of their own. of the skin which becomes very capital on tbe slightest prshMt. to so many. Santa Rosa, N. M., May 23—(F) Birth But* Drops that ihuat be raised annually to shiny. came In late on toe big war, take 3T0u're saying." the staff of tbs Italian Una Conte We., by good luck, happened to a tip from the capitalitea and, read But It could also be one of those “It's true, Larry. I didn't mean The development of our foreign Next followed the- negro spirit­ —Dr. John H. Sanford, freed from underwiits hospital nnaln- go up. to NBC the other day just The pain may be continuous and facts that drift up from toe depths ual "Ck) Down Moaes." Tbe Washington, May 28— OPt —A De Savola reported on arrival to­ ' --^pring: Symphonies may be njsde more severe by toe Sir Nevlle Henderson's "Failure of to. but I did. It was my fault! trade, as well as toe continued toe ahadow of toe electric chair, slight drop, in toe United States day. tenance costa. before Lord Haw Haw came on a Mission.” of Internationa] espionage. Oh. L airy!" Sobs shook her body, Improvement of our national de­ Mexican Folk song, “The Penni­ Uie air, and the word to get ready slightest rnovement. Sometimes less Suitor,” was also wsll sung. planned to celebrate tonight by birth rats last year waa noted to­ An old'fable out of the dim and Some plan ahould be devised to Sir NevUe was toe British am­ More than a month ago military and Lairy's arm went arotmd her fense, both dpmaitd a civil air fle e t' to listen In was being passed the skin becomes so tender that folk were whispering that May 10 Tha concluding number In this attending hla daugbtsr's sigbtb day by toe Census Bureau. Births distant past told of ths strange put the system of paying the hos­ even toe weight of the blankets bassador to Berlin from 1937 to then, to pull her head down on ^ a •econdito none. last year totaled 2.262.726. This around to everybody, from the the outbreak of the second World was toe date for tos Nazi crash shoulder. After a faw minutes, -^oaa T. Trippe, psealdeat. Pan group was "Gute Nacbt” a Ger­ grads graduation. dream of a giant. He thought he pital QOfta of public charges on a englneera.to the reportera and the on toe bed will be unbearable. Into toe Netherlands. Even when man folk-song. This group haa A Dlitriet court jury at Tucum- was at tos rats of 17.4 for .saeh The usual cause of neuritis is a l^ r. You might think his account she stopped crying, dried her eyea Americaa Alrwaya thousand parsons, against 17.6 la had been given power to experi­ more equitable basis. These pa­ secretaries. They like to listen to Would be crammed with propa­ toe Norwegian campaign was and pushed away from him. many excellent qualities along cart acquitted ths ’50-year <4d LOANS toxic substance In the btopd which with an obvious mterest In its 1938 and 17.0 la 1937. ment with all of the fundamental tients belong In public hospitals, this, unknown Engltehman, whose ganda—and there is, of course, opened, army and navy 'Sinaldero “Don't blame me too much. Ju st aa bad money win drive former Santa Rosa mayor last : .. . I* Pay aif sU Mb cultured voice floats out of Brem­ may accumulate around a nerve, winked and said: "W alt until May work. night at his second trial on causing Irritation. The basic treat­ some of It there—but he baa lean­ Larry. If I hadn't been driving so out good money, so Intolerance Yon can gst a cash loan of f o r ^ , 'elements and laws of the but the public boapitals should not en, Germany, every afternoon and 1 0 .” . High School Choirs charges of murder in toe prison ment Is a treatment designed to ed over backward to be fair and fast—" , —bad tnlerance-^wUl drive out las to 1300 beta on Panonal unlveiae. Fortunately the dream be forced to take them at a finan­ every evenipg w ith' gleeful ac- hla appraisals of many Nazi lead­ The High school choirs sang death of hla invalid wife In 1938. remove this toxic cause. The tox­ Not all toe .rumors that float tolerance If we do not fight for IL two numbers; "Now Let Every Fintnca Company’s friendly m i not true. To live In a world cial lost. ''s counte of ho’w the GermAna are ers, Including Ooertng, are almost about Washington gre hooey — —Headrik Van Lsoa. Datch-bera basil. Yon don't nssd sliders- dklly outwitting the Britleh. ins producing neurltia seem to be " I t happened up on Dead Man’S ToRgue Adore Thee,” by Bach. that was the sport of man's very similar to those producing complimentary. most, perhaps—but not all. You'll Curve," the began. “That’s on toe anthor. •rs or to "sigB over" your T te vtUalns of the pieee are have to choose for irourself. The aec(»d offering In toe group Blari lajartas Fatij wage*. PLANNING TO BUM caprice would be an Intolerable, If muscular, rheumatism. highway about half-way between was “TOe Battle of Jericho," a Here*t How We Do ft!^ Sanction for Ethiri Lord Haw Haw, following toe In tome Instances where the pa­ where you leave toe concrete to It's now or never for tha Nazis, popular negro spiritual. Marblehead, Maas., May 28.—OE NOW to m a a not an impossible existence. The German custom that was In evi­ while sU toe allies have to do is To- attempt to prove that the tient haa been using a markedly turn Into toe Hayhook---- If you The combined choirs o f . 1,000 —Clapt. John Johanaon, 40, of > YOW moniibt MmwB OR REMODEL? old adage had It that order Is the dence even before hostilities be­ "W hat la a good,, cheap disinfect­ Includes plenty of raw salads, aad went straight on. jrou’d dip down to stabUizs toe zltuatlon—In toe <1) WE HAVE NO RENfCro gan, invariably > apeaka highly of deficient diet, the cause of neuri­ voices sang two numbers: “Stars Needham, skipper oftbs power By "Inmpiag" alf yonr bills first law of heaven. Probably thai' Amerkan Republic was built upon tis maybe a lack of vitamin B1 in ant to use around toe home for cooked vegetables,' and by using Into toe canyon and then climb a army, phrases—short of defeat. of toe Summer Night” and 'The yacht, Trlm-lVx>, which waa de­ • YbSifstesittBsyenruUssIf or credit accounts into ooo PAY! the highest ethical standards the French troops. Dlscuaqtng the cleaning a-oodwork, and ao on?” •tewed fruita and fruit juices, tak­ long hin to go by Benfley's. Tbe —Janies A. Moffett, Americaa oil OKS m ors^ actl^ vigorous, placs. yoo can esnU^ cot Is true. We certainly know that Norwegian campaign, he made a the diet, as this substance appears (Thurch In the Wildwood” and here stroyed yesterday in an explosion, \ (2) NO SALESMEN. YOU would be rldlculoue. Thla Is con­ to be necessary for normal nutri­ Answer: Probably the host home ing the latter between meals, you curve la halfway up toe ain. It’s a was a thrilling apsctacla to wit­ died todw s t a hospital from in- gisJ so bs sUvsl Yoo ewo k to way dowa tha total a f yonr order Is the flrsMsw of earth. " .point of explaining that- French disinfectant for toe purx>oBa..^m'en- .may, be able,to Influqnce toe skin sharp turn, but It’s well marked aMnthlj paymiHiB. DEAL DIRECT WirM USt ceded'by all who are familiar with troops engaged in that undertak­ tion of the nerves. By toe vita­ ness The .grou^ notwithstanding jurit^ suffered In the blast. jroorssK yonr iHuOy, poor asso- The law of grWltatlon always min being lacking, the nervra be- tloned Is plenty of hot aoapy'^qra- favoralfy. It is alro important and not dangerous unleaa.you try Country hoys get almost all tha tbe handicap to toe director be­ Rai* ot intarast (t) ssr eaat operates. If one mubta that let Colonial history. That Individual ing always retired In good order, ter. Warm water is preferable that-----, you------make. ------sure---- the Intestinal to make It too fast. Going up. you hiking they want behind a plow. montbly eo aopsld prlaelpal Put England Lumber ^ I (2) OUR OVERHEAD IS MIN* with their full equipment. The 'come more Irritable than would cause. of toe numbers, sang their not oaeaodina tlU , and (t) "skallewaga" abounded among otherwise be the case. cold. Soap li germicidal—that Is, XUrainatlon la normal, have toe Inside. The canyon Hoor —Wheeler MeSnnea, farm Jonraal- cooflitioo. Coosuk a Doctor. IMUM! him jump from a tenth story win­ British. . he said, went ' berserk, 1st, on eztenal.on of Boy Beoot- two offerings in a highly c r^ ta b ls permeant monthly en any re- the settlera of all the colonies' It -Posaible contributing caused of it kills germs. (Palpttatloa) Is about 300 feet below toe cuhre manner. i/ Juliana's Husband A cc^his SlpSf liocsd COUBISI. maflidar. Loans aloe availabls dow.- The law of the tides never throwing down their rifles and flee^ (InsnUn) ^ . Qu^Sflon: Dorothy U. asks: tag la couatry' diatilct. foTo Work For You I (4) WE BUT FOR CASH! well known, aa they Ajbound, In­ ing In panic. It was not a retreat; neurltia are sinus troubls, absceaa- and It's almost a sheer drop." AD Jola Is Anthenm Do as he flitocta. Ao4—iacidso. at (t |-» par oast oa unsaid varies. The sun will keep his ren- ed teeth or infected tonsils. Such (Question: B. D. Q. Inquires: "Does gka.ln toe stomach have a Larry could feel ber grow tense moatblr balsneos op to lios, Gwsnky. gHHng e ibdsy dtsensiE it was a rout, said he. ' We were taken for a rids Led by toe orchestra, ths choirs Returns to Fight . tany^briag yoor Doctor's pro- ( » per cant en hatanea* Wa poM Ifraan MVlBga an b ep set dervous tomorrow morning at the deed today. But that In no sense focal Infections may not be caus­ "Where la Insulin produced In the ten(lency tnnauss toe heart to pal­ as she forced. herself to go on. and tos audience tang toe anthem, Englishmen who have attempt- body 7 If toe body does, not make that, and I-iam perfectly wUUog ' scf^pdoas hart whsto kksy srill abovo. and at (1 t-I) par cant f . eastern horizon without the delaj'i-''*^*®*** central fact that an ing pain In themselves, and yet pitate? I mekn, does it make toe “On toe night of toe accident "America tos Beautiful," and sure­ on anpard moniMy balaneoa CUTTING COSTS I eil to Identify Lord Haw Haw be­ enough Insulin what happens?” heart fast?” Mike called me. It was late but admit It. bs sccurstsly coasposadsd of S'fraction of a second. This existed for communi- the poisons absorbed from them ly no more appropriate tribute . SMWU TO o n lieve he is a former member of may circulate in the blood and Anaww: Insulin Is normally Answer: One of '-'tto common he said he’d just come back from -r-WPA Administrator Barrlagtoa frost fiMsh, futSk poMst 4 n g a s world of isw and of order. and conduct. tbe Britiab. Fascist leglohy who on criticism of tho bolldiag of a could have been chosen. As a final If yon can ropay aniali eventually affect a nerve or produced by certain cells In toe causes of a rapid heaHNtrot In to s Chicago, flowiF down with aome offering the chotrsters tang tha spent some time In this country. pancreas, which cells are called presence of gas .in tosSeom ach, Del Mar, Cafif., racetrack. monthly Inctalmente—w*f«* And now the ceaacleaa and car-' Without being unduly critical of nerves. friends and they wanted to meet Lutkln benediction; “The Lord WELDON DRUG CO. yoa ss/set t* St year pnrss A London wit gave him the name the Islands of Langerhsns. These which la causing sn upwara pres­ m.e. He'd brought me some pres­ tain operation of the laws of na-1 the present one may properly ask of Lord Haw Haw shortly after When these contributing causes „ All I can aay la true in toe fu­ Bless The* ,jmd Keep Thee” and yon abonld not bcaittte to - EverY W re ■aTlng peo^ op to are found, the patient needs'suit­ Islands'produce an Internal secre­ sure sgslnst toe heart. ents, too, and some things Td ark- ture baa once again brought the | In what degree the old ethical hostilities beKsn. Whoever „thls ture, behold your tradlUooa Long this was a fitting ending to a hl|k' 841 Wo Deflvsr sec na for a loan at onca. 20c OR orenr doDer they quad on able local treatment to clear up tion which la used to metabolise ed him to get for me. He eouldn't ly well arranged program. Disl 1821 annual miracle of spring. There standards still abide, the old an- man la, he lias excellent radio per­ carbohydrates, and which is call- leave his guests, he eald, so would Uva toe Fatherland! sonality. HJs apecch Is toe precise, the foci, but It la also necessary to —Oeaeral Wlakelmaa, Nether­ In conclusion It is fitting to give building supplies. We cun do the < Is no mistaking It. Variegsted car- Chora atlll bold. Not that all of bear In mind that unless he •d Insulin. ' An Interference with I drive right over. Tifwnud FINANCE c a cultur^ speech of an educated toe secretion causes diabetes. Overnight News lands eemraaader-la-chlet oa due credit to toe dirsetor O. Albert Lictnao Nu S»i, ■erne for youl ? pets, cover lawn and landscape. the old was worthy of retention. Englishman and It is reminiscent changes hla habits of living, fur­ 'T was on tos way Inslds of anrreaderlag. Pearson, for tos evidence shown n a Mala SU Chemical laboratories loaded aitb Some of It was narrow, fuasy and of Leslie Howard. ther toKlc material may accumu­ (Tongne-Tled) half an hour. I alwavs drive fast last night of tos success in musical Stato Thaator late In time. For lasting relief to* Question: Robert T. wants to | Of Conneciicui Bldg. Itoeraa I wlsard eJUorophyi, about the irrational. That does pot, how­ As la probably true with other and I went up toe hill doing about Hitler brought Germany to rea­ advance In our school Ufs Another patient must keep toe bloodstream know: 'tt’hat makes a person. By eaxiciateN i*rsaa 50 or 40. Than at toe curve—” who must be mentioned hero aa aad S. TaL S4S«. y strange operation of which neither ever, change the fact that there broadcAsting companies. NBC du­ son. and tosrsby made us happy. tifully records all of Haw IlaWs free of the toxina which are toe tongue-Ued?” |______She paused briefly, got a new Bohsrt l » r . head of the Gennaa worthy of praise with Mr. Pearson, >' sage nor scientist knows anything, was a substantial body of irreduci­ chats. These. are taken dowm on fundamental cause of neuritis. If grip on her emotions, then went Labor Front. is Miss Viva Barton, aaaistant di­ are, being built into tbe leaves of ble minimum decencies that tend­ little discs that .may be played there haa been a lack of vitamin abno^rsto^ero^Krf Uw'fren^ Roose- on. rector of muaie in toe grade B l In toe diet. It is arise to try of toe tongue. The franum U a a field represenUUve for •very buih and tree. Tea, spring: ed to keep society reasonably back Into earphones. In tbe man­ “I must have been about 200 T ee Blany. Aa Prtasa •cboola, because of toa excallant giving tola substance to toe pa­ membrane which binds tbe 'tongue' the Thomas E. Dewey presidential yards from tbe curve whea tots work being accompUabsd by her. Is here. The birds teU It. The soft clean and sweet. ner of phonograph records. As a matter of course, all foreign broad­ tient. Sorostlmea very striking re­ to toe'floor of the mouth and campaign, conferred with SUte car came down toe hUI. I couldn't Durant, Okla— UPi —Charie; in the development of the grside. gentle winds tell It. Tbe butterfly Can we treat lightly these casts are recorded.. These record­ lief is obtained thereby. when it is too short, this state w ill, CThainnan Benjrmin E . Harwood stop. The driver apparently made Wooda once a Pittsburgh Pirater pupils. Others worthy of mention Providing toe patient receives - tells. I t Ths droning bses tell I t standards of ethics and atlll have ings are then translated by inter­ limit toe movement of the toogue. and Lieut Gov. Jam es L. Me- no effort to turn, whea he saw pitcher and now a flour salsaman. bscauas of their jielpful and kym- rhs flower cups with their cargoes preters Into English and fed to toe proper treatment, in many In- Clipping tos membrane will over- CTonaugby. Harwood said no oom- my Ughta. His car crashed through has won slz sales oootesta— aad pathetic Interest are Arthur H. NEW YORK a social and economic structure of their own news commentators or ■tanccs a satisfactory recovery come toe condition. Due to toe toe barricade, plunged over the bling, superintendent of schools, One W sy ...... $LM (g Incenae tcU I t Spring sympho- mltments were msde on toe stste’s six radloa. “If I win one more, 1 B onnd Trip ...... A ie strength and stability? This ques­ relayed to toe newspapers. from tos dtatreasing pain of neu­ thinness of toe structure, such nstionsl convention votes. clUff and rolled down Into toe can­ will ask for a leave of absence so and Miss Elizabeth Bennett of toe alss are to be heard on every During the recent talk of a rltia often becomsa posalbls. clipping is easily accomplished. yon. Barnard sebooL These two and Otbsr Badnesd Fares tion la no longer one which Is be­ New Haven—Officials plsnning I can sail my, radloa” ho told bis Boston' lAt SM sand. , ing treated alone by the pulpit as Dutch Invasion, toe NBC listening Readera intsreatsd In learning The operation Is slight and usual­ toe 12th annual Connecticut Inter- *T stopi>ed aa soon aa I could, many otosra have been of material post picked up a strange English more about tha subjsot are Invited ly toe outcome Is completely sst- bslp and ars ahtouslasUc in thla On# Wny Bd. Trip ■a amid the tragediea that stalk was formerly toe case. As a mat­ acholastlc Athletic Oonference pulled off toe road a little and ran .S tM 9SM voice from tbe Netherlands one to tend for an artlds on NEURI­ Isfactory. • track and field championships aald v.-ortoy feature of school life. serosa Um world today, tragedlst back to w han tbe ca r had dlsap- Bonaewives Bloek llls'clBiwt Haviag brought his wifa, Natoer- . AM 4 M ter of fact ihany of those who are nigtaL TIS. Forward your rsquaat la care

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and first started, aceordlttg to the said, "that we s?H f^ able to finish wlUidrawtng from advanced poiri- Ship Will SaU m clf Seeking Uons In Belgium. | communique. Favors Plan Mass Production Is Seen anything they start." A ir AtUciM PhuUeea few Residents With approval of the Na^-y hill The French forces In thla opera­ Commands Dutch Obituary Daily Radio Programs SELF Q The high comma'nd again accus­ unquestioned, the nation's armed T o CU p S p e a r h e a d tion appeared to be trying for. a For Refugees ed the Allies o f "planless air at­ To Transfer Eaeteni Daylight Time Ualeas OtberwlM Noted. Plastic Planes Possibility forces headed toward an un­ sword stroke to sever light Ger- Army and Navy i f ) SERVICE O To Be Greeted paralleled expansion of air strength man scouting forces to the west tacks against non-military objec­ (OMtliHiftd fr Pag* O M ) of the EKBUt (Scheldt) river. tives'* saying the Dutch towns of —the most emphasized feature of D eath s Liner President Roos^ -^^Van Nuya. Calif., May'3^.-./fl>)— • capacity and h eeler loads. At the the preparedness campaign. Nljmwegen and Walwyk had been Aliens Check With Generalissimo Maxime J same time, ‘‘definite feductlons In Quarter For Air Force resulted In the Frencli>l»achlng the Weygand back In Paris after a 16- attacked by the British and "nu­ From an Army'aviation expert C o f'^ Auxiliary to .Mrs. John Pritchard veil to Go to Irel^d cost are effected with a much Analysis of the $3,207,011,352 outskirts of ^Cambra»>.terrltory hour survey by land and air of the merous’’ civilians killed. comes a prediction that huge air­ Mra. Elisabeth Jane Pritchard, (Ooettnoeil From Page One) higher potential production rate Sponsor « Tea to Be defense legislation showed that from which they had beeippushed confused engagements In Belgium As pictured by Informed Ger­ WTIC WDRC For Am erirans.' ^ ' plane "bakeries"—kneading plas­ man sources, the likeliest plan of widow of John Pritchard, died at per square foot of plant area." about one-fourth of the money will by the Nazi armored columnkk. and France, there were reports the olution to appropriate another EftCHDAY Held Monday, the high command seems to be to her home 139 Center atreet, early Hartford Hartford tics rather than dough—may open go to start the Army and Navy Military circles here said ifee bulk of the German troops were $100,000 for his Ckjmmlttee on Un- Washington. May 2S.— (JF)—The fighting was progressing "satlsfaci’' bite o ff as many !cbunks aa poectator8 Tomorrow a '.wid *»»» more than tripled Its French troops from Ham to Abbe­ vrtopment and wka one of the old­ The White House announce hack aa .mkny a.s it can accommo­ so for airdromes and aircraft de­ attempted ■> to penetrate to the would avoid unnecessary bloodshed 6:15— U fe Can Be Beautiful. 5:30— Strictly Swing—Oil Bayek he said: - ^ SALE 'tmembersfalp, wUl give Its first tea ville. and split into fragments any con­ est regidenta of Center atrert at that President Roosevelt would date. May 24.—Rislda Martin's dance tection equipment. coast, ^x'hlle at thSNMme time en­ 5:30—Jack Armstrong. 5:40—Baseball Scores 'TO'protect the ship against mili­ "Aviation heretofore has been recital at Hollister street achodl. g <]ipRday artemoon from 3 to 4:30 In the Navy bill, $326,000,00«l In . The decision to maintain the gov- centration of energies of the Al­ the tliM of her death. broadcast a "fireside chat" Sun­ IndUidual In production. It is sl- f in the Federation room of Center crnnient'a admlnlatratlve base In gaging and attemptlhg to hold the She la kiiplved by six children, 5:45—The O'NeUIa 5:45— Scattergood Baines tary molestation, the government Now Going On cash and extract -jiuthorlty has mass of vaunted (3ermkn Infantry. lies. . day night at 9jfi^p. m. (e. a. t.) ■ 8:00— News and Weather. 6:00—The Esso Reporter—News. moat aa if each airplane has been This Week Paris was reached at a meeting of Mtsa FlorenciaA, Pritchard of Man- to give the nation' a “ straightfor­ simultaneously served notice of ^church house. been earmarked for 'tlie air de­ Wonld Ease Nazi 'Thfpmt The encirclement wad'authorita­ 6:15— Strictly Sports with Bob Scores, Weather hand-made. I May 2ft.—40th annlveraary of The special g^ueats will be the the InneC w i^ rnblnet. tively said to be nearly complete— cheater, Mrs. Henry L. Umberg of ward and factual report" on de­ her peaceful mission on Great fense, with planes, baser and spe­ If aueh a maneuver were success- Steele. 6:05—Hedda Hopper's HoUywood Britain, France, Germany, Bel­ “ Now we «ee demonstrated the Si’andla Lodge, No. 23, Order of { amthers of homemakers of the cial help to manufacturers heading It also ordered Industry to con­ apparently lacklng'only manpower East Hartford. M l^ Ck>ra Pritch­ fense. extreme poaalbility that airplanes ’ Vasa, at Orange hall. tinue Its ^ c t lo n In the Paris area fill and contact alto were estab­ ard of Manchester,'Richard J and 6:30—Superman. 6:20— Edwin C. Hill gium,'Holland and'Norway., j *■ families who have moved to Man-. the list. ' V lished with the Allied detachments to plaster the chinks now held by Secretary Morgenthau said he soon may be turned out. of molds. | ^ «h esU r from February 1ft. through and put/E curb oh the movement of Herbert J. Pritchard o^-Manches­ 6:45—Lowell Tbomsa. 6:30— Paul Sullivan The President Roosevelt will i This Month There was likelihood of eveh withdrawing to the south, It mechanized forces. waa obtaining agreements from 7:00—Fred Wsring'i brehestrs. swiftly and at comparatively low a* ' - -as.y 1 3 . The number approaches .^Ivllli^B from the city without ter and Walter Pritchard of Cali­ the airplane Industry to spread 6:45—The World Today ssU from New York tonight for May 27-June 1.—Camlv-al o t TENOER SiMRyficM greater aviation s(>endlng by the would eaee the threat of Nazi oc­ Aimed At Complegae 7:15— Hlstoiry in the Headlines— 7:00—Amos ’u’ Andy cost. This may mark th* gtart of j I ;j00 families. 20 h•a^ the record .Navy. The .Senate NavnI Commit­ orders'.x The widening of the German- fornia., and three griu)d Children; the manufacture of favored type.s Galway, Ireland, where her arriv­ sn era of mass pjoductlob o f sir , Manchester fire department. Atedy to Servo ■ le northerntiaftlefleld was des- cupationui^tl of the channel ports Andre Schenker. 7:15—Lanny Ross for one week. They have all been tee opened hearings tinlay on a held corridor through northwestern also a aiater, Mrs. John Callahan of warplanes and engines among al la expected bbout May 30. The craft, military and coinmorclal.” Coming Events OOOKEO Whole er Either Hilf flhed^here ss belhg divided Into The r>rman westward drive to 7:S0—Big Town. 7:30—Vox Pop invited to this welcoming lea, one proposal to boost the fleet's "pa the sea had been carried ■ as far France was the aim of the drive at of Highland Park. many plants. return voyage will begin as Sdon I Not First 1‘laktle 1‘lsne ups 8:00—Mr. District Attorney. June 1.—Concert at High school ' Of the alms of the auxiliary being these thr"ee zones; She was a member of the Ladies' Indications appeared that t. 8:00— Ask It Basket—Jim McWil­ as she has token abokrd s'!!' Amer- per" air strength to an Immedlat as Abbeville, at the mouth of the Calais' and Boulogne. In the .8:30—I Love a Mystery. Colonel Stromme /Bald/Oalc the sleek, hall by Lancaster, ($!$;.) Choir, un­ to visit new' re.sldeots. acquaint 1. A stabilizing line along the La Fere region southward, a Ger­ Guild of St. Mary's church and of ^Ouse would vote next week liams ickhs wishing to come home. level of 10,000 planes and'to p .Somme. But this push, French aii- LOO—Good News of IMO. bright blue-ftnd-g;^ plastic trainer der direction of Hcige E. Pearson. Butter Whole er them with the advantages offered AlsnC river extenr Danc­ warning to Americans to quit tic ship/Which is now in u.se In RIB ROAST 2. I'he strongly-consfilldated line captured Arras. tics submitted to Cbngress a plan only last February. burial will be'In the East ceme- 11:15—When Day Is Done—Lar­ ing June 10.—Opening of Voterana' To make It easier (or young tee approval yesterday. on the Somme river, whose south­ These, sources placed the total many's World war memoiiea, for for speeding up the Navy's pilot Europe’s Near Eastern region as Texas and. I understand, soon la to terjr. ry Huard, baritone, Bud Rain­ 10:30—PubUc Affairs Carnival for one week. Lb. mothers with children to attend .Seimte Adds .Money ern hank the French aald wSa German man-p«wpr In the region It waa in a forest near that city training program to turn out soon as possible. The warning become available In manufactured 3 0 c i “ the tea, two Girl Reserves have that the Armistice was signed. ey, narrator. 10:45— Nan Wynn— Songs J i^ 11.—Hollister street icbool The .Senate-approved Army bill alrortgly defendeil from Ham to north of Nazi-occupied Amiens hie counteroffensive from the 600 fliers a year. cited the danger of bostiUUea quantities,” 'he added. "And there Lb. ' volunteered to care for the ehll- Land forces were said to have 11:45—Charles Barnett’s Orches­ Iw or spreading, to that area. Americans are others. gi^u atlon at 10 a. m. Buckland CHUCK ROAST contained not xm ly the regular Mra. Bridget Brown In taJringDoaltlve action on /the ' 1 Ahtievllle, an airline distance of and west of the f.'ambral-Valen- Allies. tra. 11:05— Sports Round Up ji^ o o l exercises at 2 p. m.. Boneltii—Httvy Steer leaf dren during tea time. In the kln- War iJepanlment requests, hut followed up the attack by dive Mm. Bridget Brown, 85, for presldennJnhmegratlon tri there numbered 17,056 on Jan. 1. “ But today’a demonstration In -. alMiiit 60 mllra. clennSa line at not. more than .90.- The Battice fortress, one of Bel­ 12:00— Dance Orchestra. 11:15—Eddls Duchin’a orcheatra June 12.—State Trade school ■^dergarten room of the church also the special appropriations bombers to smash the Allied at­ many yearn a resident of Rockville, proposal, the legislators so ^ h t to Since Europa’a war reached "all- dicates that this particular ahlji^ 3. A jagged line of oonfusemmendatlons last night. She was a native of reorganization plrak, but kfr. neutral Ireland. The 8,500 United through 30 rigorous Ininutes of 84 Pevsd Innovation to hold a town-wide af­ Forcea Mixed I'p Hedge-hopping French war try attack of clork-like precieioh. has characterized most of the (3er- /6:00—Doye O’Dell. a. m. June 14.—Graduation of class roiAiiry'* Lb. This bill miw^oea back to the Other such positions seemed (bounty Kerry, Ireland. Roosevelt said t i ^ since the ses­ Statea eltlaena In England particu­ aerobatic* after which the manu­ DUCKUNGS ' Avsreg* planes successfully joined Brit­ ii^n blitzkrieg advaiicei. 6:25—News. of 1940R of Manchester High at fair of the kind, and the commit­ House for coptnirrcnce. It had In the last zone. German units sion probably ^ u ld end within 7:00—M'lislc Off the Record— Ray larly have been urged to go to Ire­ facturers— The ■’Timm Aircraft Gold $1-01 tee hopes Tor a 100 per cent ac­ ain's Royal Air Fores In strafing destined to follow with the same / The Ul-deflned stab toward She is survived by a son, John 6:80—Francis Oonln, Organist. Barrett State, theater. pnsned thp/ measure prior to are pushing in between Independ­ German, efficiency. that period, s j^ la l affirmative ac­ land, but comparatively few have Corporation—pronounced the tests ceptance of the Invitation. and bombing these units. It was Calais was said to be strongly sup­ Browm, head ' of the Standard 7:00—Morning Watch. 7:15—The Elaso Reporter— Newa, "completely satisfactory." Shoulders 4./Lk*At,.<*ki5t 0oiRtdBMf;;ri,?,uk25e the president's message, but must ent French groups while French This prectslod baffles the tion should l^takcn. 8:00—News, Weather. compiled thus far. I agree 4t> the new fiinils. A simi- said. Enemy tanks were de.'icribed ported by German troopa moving Plumbing and Supply Company of Weather Within Combat Area Liquid GoropoalHon Necret scouting parties zig-zag between server again and agiktn. /When south through Flanders over the RepresenMtive Taber (R-NY) 8:15— News Here and Abroad. lar,auuatlon exists with the Navy German advance giianIs. Thls con­ ns blasted over on their backs, Manchester and Mrs. Grezel, her 7:20—Music Off the Record Ireland la within the combat Ths plane li of thin layer* of Lobitort Chlehes *>27* Mstksrsl c 'J » t-Si R oosevelt ti> T alk motor trucks blown Info ditches two d|wa ago we stoollze the capi­ the attacka yesterday on Dover Qulsh funeral home. 22ft Main 9:00—Dramatized News. time The material I* subjected "to ex­ UIW RERULAR EVERYDAY PRICES In ‘Fireside f-lial’ feorhood toward the Camhral battia These operations were hamper- At 3:1ft qn^he road directly be­ eig, "that only the people who are The Prtsldent Roosevelt baa tal's attention. Among them were: and Dunkerque was taken aa an- street, followed by a mass to be 9:15—Food News. 8:30—Blsoo Reporter treme pressure In molds; the vari­ n f f S S f y ^one. .«/, hfdvever, hy the streams of low us motor trucks carrying hugf terested In getting Into the Unit­ 9:30—Music While You Work. regular berth eccommodatlona for Every ftem/i Yafve.. • Chwek TRete Savings ■ 1. Today's meeting of Indus’:'^ othrt..blt of evidence that an offen­ celebratehe German New Evidence 11:45—Guiding Ught. perfect aerodynamic surface, in­ IlMOHMchiri-los.. livered by xJfenator Byrnes ( D„ push at\all polnti^ forces te about 2,000,000 men in 10:45—Stepmother creasing the performance of air­ S. C. I. "ils he authorized to apeak But while the military arm re­ virtual general mobilization, one z 12:00— Studio Program. FRESH EGGS GirtitfiSSSiolES* Hin LMt Half-llour ported this newest success In a A W ar Offlcpx'^ipokesman aald Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Han­ 12:15—Weather Report. 11:00—Short Short Story craft of a given size and power. It The address probably will last for Hitter or Ooering?" demand­ Seen of Move spokesman declared that; * F u a e r ^ le 11:15—Ufe Begins Squalus Sank Is possible to save as much as 20 northern battle being fought "with General VV^jfgand was "really nah Watson, 16 Lllley street; Mrs. 12:20— Medley Time. Case,I. New.New Utd PnMM Aria SU 17e Imm 2 *oLST • half-hour and It wUI be broad­ ed BJ^ea, referring to the avia­ " It Is fully understandable by 11:30—Big Sister per cent in weight, permitting the greatest violence," the Admit- natiafled.VMd added that "even Mrs. R elaa^A . RoMedge Robert Johnston, 176 Center 1 2:80’YLuncheonalres. Ltrf* Sit* PrenFren Neerby Permt cast by the three major radio com- tor’s assertion that no one wished Germany that any neutral country 11:45—Aunt jenny’s Stbriss greater performancs, higher fuel TMHleAria«-^*IU^lfe PirthiiiWfc*, to attack the United States. ally announced the loss of three the riimors are belter today” — perfects herself militarily at ’ the streeL 12;45-^Slngln’ Sam. Just Year Ago panlee. Probably It will be rela.ved unconfirmed reports that To Hit Britain The funeral/ o f Mrs. Mary 12:00— Smith Speaks 3. White House Intimations that French Nava) units, n submarine, time of big F^';«peBn eyents." Discharged yesterday: Mrs. 1:00—Newt, Weather,. abroad by short wave. and Sedan had been re­ (Keating) Rjitledge, wife of Ro­ 12:15—When A Girl Marries v RabtM'sRpiKHtp 1M GnlMiCncAin*''*^U^M President Roo'sevelt was consider­ a torpedo boat and a supply ship, The swift forward thriist of the David Conant and Infant son, 159 1:15—Day Dreamt. ' Dot. In talking with the people about captured from the Germans. land A. ^tledge of Hartford, 12:30--^manca of Helen Trent ing enlisting "dollnr-a-year-men" fn operations qff the Dutch anj (Conttnoed from Page One) German Armies continued on all Seymour street. Hartford. 1:80—Marjorie Mills. 26 Died Aboard Subma- \ c RuriGiaMchf mtmkm S»U his policies. Early said, the Prrsl- former ro d e n t of Manchester, l2:4S-^ur Gal Sunday 2 7 . In government service, very much Belgian cAahts. fronts today. Informed German Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to 2:00— Kate Hopkins, Angel of ^ t probably will look as far : parently carrying torpedoes — waa hel^thia morning at 8:30 at l:09^Eaao Reporter n ns In World War days, to acceler­ Neutralize Oermaa Adv sources said, although It was ac­ Mr. and Mra. Anthony Kuchenskl, Mercy. ^ ritte W hile 33 Rescued FOR WOMEN llOOlZE-O fmXt Mwlid $** SACmlin - - — ‘ahts'1 as hs ean "be certain o f see- were credited with sinking an Al- the Funty and Malloy Funeral 1M»— Ua On A Ehis ate preparedness. The Bucreas at Cainhfv, the (serinaii Forces I knowledged that encircled Allied H om ^P ark street. Hartford with Rockville. 2:15— Your Neighbor. laif clearly at the present time." I lied destroyer off Dunkerque. 1:15—Ufa C!an Be Beautiful — Hull Now in Service. SMROripi g-Is 2AR1M WMMtirM«JSrc& Early's assertion that the speech 4. Indlcatlona that the .lustlre military spokesmanneutraf- forces In the west -^ad. attempted a fmleral mass- celebrated at 9 Admitted today: Mra. Adam 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair. The German high command said 1:30—The Right To Happlnes OCTAGON would be a factual report to the I>epartment was studying the poa- Iz.cil the alight Oeftnan advances "desperately" to break through at o'cJ(>ck at St. Justin’s church, Mankln, 45 Delmont street; Gerald 2:45—Meet Misa Julia. m i Rcacli U iam iel that the attack over the Scheldt 1:45—Main Street-Hartford people was In response to a ques­ alhillty of relaxing the, antl-tniat yesterday In a^^ocallzed region several points. rtford. The burial waa In St. Laplne, 149 Highland street; 3:00—Mary Martin. Portsmouth, N. H , May 28—(ff) | , ] S PRODUCTS river was "flow ly winning ground 2:00—Young Dr. Malone ITBdlstr nerts*. restless night* sad t s whether polities would be laws so as not to lmp<'de war In­ around the rdty. Theae attempta were made prin­ 's cemetery, here. Joseph Eaada, Ellington road. 3:15—M s Perkins. —A year ago today nsws that the dlstrees (rem fsmsls ftmetloosl "Ir- CliMMr 2 Obm U Hrm Mri Oiyriil M kMkOm •RST dustries. against heavy enemy resistance." cipally in the 'Valenciennes sector, East Hartford; Joan Topping, 17 3:80—Pepper Young’s Family. 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne regulsTlttes" keep you from bsTlnc omitted from the talk. The AUles appeared to be trying ((loatlnued From Pago Use) 2:30—Fletohtr Wiley U. S. aubmarlne Squalus had sunk fun m Hfe—tsk* Lydis X. Pinkbsm'i L u n A y 2 ObImb The prealdentlal aecretary added Not Ready 'To Aid Allies to s barrier of bayonets on The Nazi airmen. In close col­ tt was said. The German hi; Florence street; Catherine Jones, 3:45— Vic and Bade. / Sm p CMpi I M A|ii Sup laboration with the vlse-lIke m •.•e- 2:45—My Son and I with all bands In a faulty dive off that tt had been Mr. Rooaevelt's Despite the critical prospects for the.dnalnB of northern France be- Young men realized ouch a ven­ command reported that the N 7 Florence street: Phyllis Kelah, Toikt Sii cat M hope that partloan polltlcn would Allied arms jn Europe, severs^ Ren. een the main power of Adolf ment of German forces afoot or In pjncer-grlp held fast In the /face 40 Cninton street: Harvey Barrett, 3:00/—Society Girl tha Isles of Shoals shocked the wnrsiit 4d—let rtto slSir* * « ♦♦] ture would be no picnic. rolling armor, told specifically of About Town 3:15—It Happened In Hollywood be abafidoned during the current ators predicted privately that Con^ Hltlrr'a blitzkrieg eolumna and "Mayl)e ftO.of^ch 100 nhlpa will of these sharp Allied cojmiter 27 Walker street. nation and left it In suspen$e M 2 v t e l U , greaa waa not yel ready to t smashing an Allied attempt to thrusts. Discharged today: Mrs. Warren 3:30—Easo Reporter * leerh!' t i ^ r CMW4M—V Itt rswTmk 1141 critical daya. the channel ports. be sunk by the British^’ one In hay by while divers flirted with death 40 le Am Me any additional atepa In aid liVance break thanugh In the Chmbral sec­ The widening o f thb /German Salmen, 146 Oak street: Mrs. Jere- , 3:35—Strictly Swing—GU Bayek - - To Confer with Couiu'll In addition to the advance to fantry man from SaxonyMiy aald to Mr. and Mra. Orlando J. Mori' fathpina deep In the first rescue hNtoil .STa.1 o. m SBhr M 2.1 As part of hla dny'a defense ac­ and Britain. tor — path of the German sweep Army's corridor th r p u ^ northern mioh-Maher, 20 Chestnut Drive. t'amhral, the high command re­ me Id hla quaint dialect. coni have returned after a several Radi Day of Its kind of S3 men. tivity, Early reported, Mr. Roose­ Aa proSf of thla. UK’S’ pointed ported partteulkrly violent artil­ But why shouldn't I be lucky toward the English channel wlilcb France continued toward the chan' Census: 77 patients. Tha others, 20 In number, per­ Hire otMlSt rtstf liHwrvi.,*.S)Miptji to the action of th efl^ a te Foreign divides the Allien. nel south of Boulogne Just SO weeks t6ur of the West. They spent velt will confer Iste today with the lery fire at Attlgny, 10 miles east and be one one of the ships that three days In Salt Lake C3ty, Utah, standard lUne. ished, but many engaged In the entire membership—abosit 60 busl- Relatione Com'iulttee yeaterdny In Raids Center an Rear miles across the Strait of Dover UnK of Honnd. Honor W. C Gryk ot Relhel on the main line of A l­ gels over? visited the Grand Kenyon and reecue and subsequent salvage of • FRUITSandVICETABLES nesemen— of the Bivslness Advisory’ voting down tw pro|K>aal of Sena­ lied ^calatanee; at Ixmguyon. 10 *'Alr force attacka centereel la a unit named by tele­ At Tufts College tary pijines now In United Statea rannot be helped." ing their trip. S-4 and 8-51 dlsaatara, whan esreiy sit In on the meeting', which will l>e ’the Junctl<>n of the French, Bel­ Another lad from Mecklenburg enemy ae well as retreat move­ .\llled Rmilbtaiioe Htifler phone engineers ’ after Alexsoider houM special broadcast, augment­ occupant of thoee disabled under- [ LIQUOR VALUES devoted to B discussion of the aervJjV’^to the Allies. I gian and Duxembourg borders; ments and troop concentrations In Graham Bell. It aignlfiea the^ ra­ ed by talent from aUge, movies Allied plane needa were rubbed his hands and declared: In the fs (^ o f stiffened Allied i aea craft died. STRAWBERRIES pressnt emergency as It relstes to and north of the Nied rlvsr, which Flanders and at Artois,” said the resistance u d In anticipation of a The Amaranth Sewing C3ub will tio of energy existing between Wesley C. Oryk, son of Mrs. rsmatized h^ the diacloaure that "Oh. boy! Won't It be great to .. a ^ iadl6„ wlU be prsMoUd by That, however, waa before de­ miBlness. runs through the main Maglnot march on to Ijondpn?” regular rommunlque of the high possible counteroffensive finder the meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. any given sound and the faintest /three networks Sunxre the United Statea, were t)elng flown Line fortliflcnt Ions west of Snar- Just when Hitler will puah the dlrectioiyof Generaliaslroo Maxime ^ on behalf of tha Red; Ooas War Gryk of 76 Wells street, waa ohe chamber, a diving bell apparatus Reil RIm * garded as linked with the^-firesldc hnickeri. button, however, nohotly could pi-y- Three transports and one tank­ W eyga ^ , the Germans paused for Road. decibel la one-tenth of a beU ’ Relief Fund drive. 2 35 shaped Uks an Inverted milk bot- RELIABLE SOURCES AT arrosa the Atlantic to speed their er, with a total tonnage of around of the five membera of the Senior talk. Early said:' arrival on the hnitle llnea. The The naval Inaaea were the ft48- dlot. the njoment at least In their push Speakers will Include Mrs. F. D, Ua. 20,000, and one destroyer were Asked about the atiggeslton of Allied Purchasing Mission said ton aubmarlne Durla; the 1.378- Normalize U fe In Hector towara I^rls and turned to the Roosevelt'knd Norman H. DavU, class at Tufts Ckillege, Medford, Watched by Every Power Htrm Mwy liMi MONEY-SAVINO PRICES P e u s \ 2 ibi 15< AM M. Landon^.^Au36 Republican more bonilH>ra would hi- shuttled ton torpedo boat L'Adroit; and - Meanwhile the'occupatlon forces heavily damaged by the armed problem In the north. Red Ooos ch^rman, while enter­ Mass., to be initiated last night reconnaissance of . the channel The reecue of the Squalus survi­ presidential npounee who lunched to Euro|>e ss soon- as they \vere the supply ship Le Niger, 9,482 have normalized life In this sector They poured more men and ma- tainment. wlU ne supplied by Jack into tha membership of the Phi vors waa watched by every major WY WITH COMfBBICE AT O P UQUM SHOPS I ~ fisevelt yesterday, that delivered. tons, of the front aa they did everywhere coast'.'' ctaiifes Into their southern pincer Benny, Biddle Hope, Beta Kappa society. Election tq of leaders and ex- The admiralty gave no report The Air Force smote both ends Jaw to be ready for the expected military, power. London waa fre­ Cabbage • 4ib,.15c Opimaed To Obalaelea elae^ The MANCHESTER Jimmy Durante, ^ iv le n Lelgb, membership in Phi Beta Kappa la quently on tha Portamouth Navy created to handle de- The'Senate's swift action on the on the crew of the Doris, which The Belgians go alxtut their of the chsnnel communications. It counteroffenslva, 4nd strove to Gertrude Lawrence. Dr. Frank the blfhaat scholasUo honor that was' aalij. "effectually’’ bombing bring the northern Jaw down hard Yard talephona and Germany con­ problems, Early said he did $1,823.254,6'24 Army hill . waa ac­ mirmally carried 40 men, but said work os >iaual. Black’s Concert Orcheatra, the can ha obtained by a college gratulated the reaeued and tha SCOTCH VAMJVES Asparagus 2“ ^ believe Mr. Roosevelt wae In- companied by overwhelming evi­ all memfeera of the crews of the Cafes and (fstaurants are open harbor facilities at D\inkerque» to press in on the trapped Allied PUBUC MARKET l^nn Murray Chorus, and others. student ... ■ ■ ...... other two vessels were rescued. forces of between 000,000 and reacuera. - elinad now to create a single new dence that the body oppoaed plac­ with Germans and Belgians ming­ on the French aide, and Dover on The pnigram la ochedula for 1 The gtMst poet and orator at the The diving bell was no military Tfeoasaad Plawea Downed. the English shore. 1,000,000 men. p.m. via CBS, W J Z -N B O ^ d MBS. Fraih JlsIaHva heard, agency, commission or ad- ing any obstacles In the way of ling freely. dignified ceremony was Robert secret The United States bad Spinach vtsory group. Allied plane deliveries. ' '• Thii\m llltary spokesman eatu Shops are open and goods are In the j[ilddle of this neck of The high command yesterday Frost well-known American poet Arthur Booth's “ I don't say that he won't mateposal, the Senate region, the spolMman emphasized, units hit hard at Arras. WlU have a U lk by Rep. Martin marinas have plunged to the bot­ to free* U ttle Progress Being Mode on the Relchs-mark Is 40 cents.) A t Its narrowest point the English Throughout bis oollege course Mild Is T*|4* rms U tile progrenn Is being made at followed the recommendation of resulted from the\wlthdrawal yes- (Thannel Is 22 miles wide. With the lull in ttvajor maneu­ Dias, chairman iff ths House Com­ tom In action with scarcely a par­ NEATHWOOD Battle To Close Rlgkt Wing Gryk has been on the Dean’s agraph to mark their paaidne:”— 1.99 the mon>ent. he said, on bringing President R(x>aeyelt'a defense ntea- lenlny by French nioopa from the The tanker and three transports vers, the (lermans turned to clean­ Connecticut River Buck Shkd ...... Ih/lOc mittee on Un-Amertcanlam, on List and a aebcriarahlp holder. Be- aage that no reatrictlona be Im­ mirthwrstern oirtsklrtji after Ger Germany's western armies oat- ing up operations In. the north In Ih, 15c "Fifth Column." Overdue and presumed to be lost” • Yeert Old Into the government civilians to tled to ^ y to cloae the right wing attacked from the air were said Roe Sfiad aides working hla way aa aaslstant- serve as coordinators and liaison posed on exp«»rt aircraft aalea. man attacks. conjunction with the closing of the Now, a year after, the Squalus SPALMIM’S •4 Proof of their i^ e c rs about Alliedsforces to total abeu' 20,000 tons. HalibnU strictly fresh...... ••.••.a.Ih, 33c chef in the college cafeteria and aa sank, tha name has dteappearod men. Early s ^ the president had Another Indication of the gen­ Later In ■ the day, \however, Aaser* Brttlsli Trapped pincer jaws, and brought up rein­ Programa tonight: Bhirope (Sub­ In northern France and Belgium Boston Bhieflsh...... 2 lhs^ 25c a student asstetant in tha account­ from Navy rolls, but the salvaged • Years Old a list of Individuals under consid­ eral wllllngneoa to follow out ad­ French units counteratta^ed and Berlin aonrees aseerted that forcements In a consolidation of ject to addlUon) — WB:a F-NBC. ing division of the eoonomlca de­ ministration proposals was the de­ "won back even more than Ne had and at the same time poured otfeqr position. Fillet of Haddock Fresh Cod Fresh Mackerel 8:15; NBC-Red 6:45;' CBS 7:56; hull has reappeared aa the recent­ 6LEN CORRlE M Proof ’ riita eration and was working out poll- divisions Into mopping’ up operav British troops, entrapped by the partment ha took an aetiva part d e a and places'"ao that when they feat of a proposal by Senator Van- lost," .the spokesman aald. sw ift mechanized thrust to the To Beaew Drive On Parts Fresh Cape Buiterflsh...... Ih, 19e MBS 7:80. 9; WJZ-NBC 9:80, 10; ly oommlseloned Sallfiah. Virtual­ drnberg.iR.. Mlch.i- to make a tione behind their lines before un­ In the Intamatlonal Ralatlona, ly an of the survivors aokad to ra- t Yeert Old Thla itmom oonae it wid m come, square pegs w’on't be driv­ The activity was describeiKas raannel region through northern With armored .divisions freed NBC-cbalns 11. ' Eoonomlca, and Cafdlnal Newman $132^000.000 allocation subject to "the biggest part" of "a gr^t dertaking their next big maneuver. from work In northern Belgium,' WBAF-NBC—7 District Attor- mkin with tha ship, but only four M Proof the Aavorwpaekad bean end en Iff round holes and they can Adolf Hitler Is not likely to at­ France, were felling back to the cluba and Is president ot tha Mon* ROYAL REOENT Congressional review. Mr, Rpbae- battle now In progress along thi they were expected to be moved FRIDAY CORNED BEEF SFECIAL! asy; 7:80 I L ots A Mystery; 8 ware aarigned to the SaUfloh. The Ireund freah to year ordar— ^ r r y on smoothly from the tempt to attack England herself shore and_, were "embarking at cheater Oollege (3ub. Ha will re­ amount be placed at Escaut (Scheldt) river nortb of quickly southward in an eventual Good Newa and Fanny Brice; 8:80 others have been scattered S^y — Rwyol nlng.' ^ til he hat paved the w art® -kis coastal potaU. ^•ncy Boneless Brisket or Chuck Pieces of Corned Beef, ceive a Bachelor qf SdenM degree pmti Tht steps to be pursued. Early his disposal for emergency Army the clly." 'l%e'’ h lM command nported renewal o f the drive on Parta. ■ Rudy VaUee; 9 Bing Croaby; 10:16 throughout the aerviee. 10 Yeert ,Old—144 Proof expenditures. The proposal was •M &aetion wlttr m ,trt«d and truat " . 29c pound. In economics at the commance- .said, will be announced as rapid- ; A t the tame time tome 90 miles that the AUiaa loat nine planea end TIm feeding, provisioning and Itap.'J. B. Van Zandt on “National In about two montha, officers lost hy a voice vote. north of Camhral the British Rx- ed ^ g r a m of theae main points; supplying of munitions and fuel to Pocket Honeyconib Tripe ...... lb. 2Ic mant exsrciaaa to bo bald June 17. estimated, the SaUflMi will be .Jy as declsloDa are made. 1. i^trucUon . of all Biittoh acknowledged that five Oermen DMenae." A twin brotbsr, Henry, will grodo^ Sunday night's fireside talk will pedttlonar>- Force In Belgium ac­ planet were mlsalng. Despite the the fast-moving German Army in Daisy Hams, supir cured...... lb. 29c WAB0-CB8—B;ao Vox Pep; T ready (or trial dlveo. Naval/NUr and ground organiza­ the west creates a problem requir­ ate from university of Cennectieut be the first since Sept. 3. when Mr knowledged that the Germans had swasptng air aaaaults of the Ger­ Jim MeWiniama Quia; 8 Major forced a crossing of the river near tion by klr raiding. ing the moat careful planning day I Amataura; 9:15 HuU Houaa, on June 10. Gallant Knight Rye Itooeevelt deelared to the nation Parking Prohleiii 2. Slmllkr destruction of alr- man aerial armada, the high Gryk graduated from Manohea- that he believed there ahoiild b* no Audena,fde. In and day out to assure an air­ FRESH BAKERY GOODS — BAKED ON PREMISES ilcago. 50th annlveraary; 9:45 9 0 P ro o f plohea and eeoaela command noted: tight faultleasneas upon which auc- 'tar High School aa valedictorian blackout of peace In the United, •V^Uery .Action TIoteat "A ir force activity on both sides BY MR. FRIEDRICH FROM ROCKVILLE iLewls H. Brown in Red Ctom A Tliought A Uesd of ttreiglit wkltllet. Tit* yeesg- N ow K liiiiinated Violent artillery action In the 3. Com bln«^ attack by specd- ceas hangs. . appeal. of the claoa of 1936A. He plans to riHb States. boati. Bubmarlnea and air bombers waa limited on aeoount o f the Cinnamon Buns ...... doz. 19c tnt4r law school In tha’(all. eif wkktey Is Wilt predue) It 4 yeert eld. Preoenta Training Plans Longuyon, Attlgny and NIed river The Oerman official news agen­ WJZ-NBC^Mualeal Americana; 1.79 on British transports and warships. weather." cy DNB In a front report explain­ Crumb BunH...... i, The Navy's pilot training recom­ sectora, at the northweatem ex- .. .doz. 2tc 7:30 poat-aaakon America’s Town Par wtatfe Idllath Ike foeOeh Not «intll the Fuehrer feels that Along the southern edge of the ed today that at the beginning of mendations were presented by The parking of automohtlea tremlty-of the Maglnot Line, "may Jelly Donuts...... doz. 27c Meeting, "Do ^UUeal Parties own, and envy alayetfe tha tUly be the forerunner of a German at­ this haa. been done aatlsfactortly expanding ^ r a a n bulge toward the western' offensive on May 10 S7RATHMOM TOWN C LU I Chairman Walsh (D . Mass.!, to near the carnival grounds, which Fancy Layer Cakes . . . each 25c U .. EducateT" 8:30 Asaiatant tSecre­ «wta. ’ »efe SO. tack," the apokesman said. ^ la be likely to aim a decisive blow tbs west, between the ik>mroe and the troops were provisioned with Ward Store Men the Senate Naval Committee. They was one of the troubles of the tary of War Louis Johnson on Activity In that region at praa- with land forces. the Meuse rivers, ths German rations for six full days. called for eatahUshment)Ot primary Manchester firemen at their- car- Botnii Part OaatbMWwaly. comnumd declared, “ ths enemy Is •'ijtmQti from Scandinavia"; 9 Mea often make up la wrath RYE GIN nival Inst year, hasi been over- ent, he aald, la confined to gunfire. Thers are 1,700 naen In each di­ FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES ml^ewelght championship fight, Form Golf Team training centers at Miami and Continuous bombing, of the Bel­ on the defensive." what they want In reason.—Alger. 4 Ysert Old come this year. ' Slowly stabilizing French llnea vision wboae sole duty is looking (Merino Garcia va. Ken Overiln. JackaonvUle, Fla A new training gian channel port of Ostend and The high command communique Native Asparagus...... 15c bunch; 2 for 29e W Proof <>*• K Proof rift* In addition to being given the along the Somme and Alsne riv- aftfcr- an uninterrupted flow to the MBS—7 WOR Symphoiqr; 8 station has also been proposed for I era remained unchanged during the French ports of Dunkerque. also told of progreii by the ad front of all necessary food supplies California Sunkist Oranges, extra large fiize .. .doz. :{9c 1.35 9 5 ‘ Corpus Christ!, Texas. use of the grounds by .the Orford CaUfomla Malodiaa; 8:80 Herbert A group of amployeaa at tlU AH Tkab- Work tor Nethlng I the recent operatioDs, he aald. Calais and Dieppe isi In line with vance force aimed at Calais In and fuel for soldiers, their war Fancy California Carrots...... 2 hunches for l.y Hoover before Boys’ (Tlub Oonfer- C M V 0 M G W B G G t IS fssr iilad* The program was submitted to Stoap Company without charge, this in the continental fighting.^ Artola, the region around Arras, Montgomery Ward store has or­ I^ ro a n penetrations in scatter- machinery, motor vehicles and ance; 9:30 University of Michigan ganized a golf team and is out to Scranton, Pa.— on — Picks, tha eomreittee In connection with a where the carnival will be held, the .Intention being to demoUA but gavs no furthar detaila Green String Beans ...... 2 quarts 17e RON CRIOLLO PORAZZI , they have now been given permit-1 bones, the report aald.., Symphony. challenge and trim any team or­ qhovala and a jack comprised the psndlng blfl for expansion o f the dockr tq which British reinforce­ Sttn W ar In Narwny BaU Uaaa Bepalred Native Rhubarb 4 lbs. loc Navy’s A ir Force to 10,000 planes ganised in other storm hare or la tools of burglars at Ralph Trap- ments might ,come and froin The communique c a n i^ a re­ In the first days of the offensive and 16,000 pilots and for speeding What to expect Friday: Europe Hartford. Tha stora’a sports de­ par’a fllling itation. In an effort to RUM Vermouth which British and Allied troopa minder that there stUI la a war In trvKks arere u a^ exclusively In FRIDAY FOOD SPECIALS! (Subjert to addition)—NBC T partment hne e Mg otoek oif gotflag gain antrance, they tunneled under up work on 20 Naval air bases. Smalt units of motorcyclists, hs might escape in event of a rouL Norway—a conflict that haa paled supplying the front lines. Mean­ Th Seenate. out to dupUimtk lits the grounds which have now been I ‘'B a.m.; 7 a.m„ 5:30 p.m.; BuppUea aad the salesnMn wiU soon a wall, then lifted the building with said, pushed ahead of their own Another thing the Germans are In comparison with the 14-dey old while, however, rail lines have been Mueller’s Spaghetti, Macaroni, aad Elbows . .3 pkgs. 25c dqgUe-qulck action on Arm y funds, turned over will allow for 1,000 i " WEAF-NBC 12:30. be able to give out expert advice the jack. It didn’t work. They fin­ ' X . 1 . 4 9 - basea and between French groupa doing now Is to try to smash struggle now surging over the repaired, enabling to a large extent Tomatoes, Royal Scarlet, solid pack...... ,No. 2 can lOe niabad approval today for the cars, j, WBAF-NBO—1 Ught of the to proapaetlve euatomers. ally got in by awaahing a window, Wkito or Oold Lekoh where there haa been no continu­ enough 'Belgian and French air­ plains of northern France aad the uae of raUwaya from the Franco-Amerkaa Spaghetti. 1-lb. cans...... 3 for 25c World, drama; 2:45 Vic and Bade; Navy's olUMVtf the record-making X The carnival opens next Monday ous line formed. ports to prevent the continental Belgium. Yeatarday tha team went to but something frightened them and $9,2*7.S82 peacetime defense pro­ and continues for the remainder of | hinterland, according te DNB. Tunaflsh, Royal Scarlet, fancy, light meat. .med. can )5c 4:45 The O’NtlUa. Keney Paric. Hartford, for prae- they fled—empty banded. But French datachmeats en­ AlUee from bringing effective air A heavy cruiser was reported Unidentified "special vehicles"— Thexc Prices Efftetivf at the FoUowhir AAP Liquor gram. the. week. Clams, Royal Scarlet, fancy, for chowder and frying... CBS-ehaln—1:80 Flatchar WUey Um matehea. Judging from ra- gaged theae Nazi units In sklnu' aid to England In the event she "severely hit" en the prow off not alrplanea— are being used. Program; 3 Exploring Space: 4:15 Shop PrsMot Speedy Derision lahes, often forcing them to re­ needa it during any German at­ porU tha Ward team win be a Winter BaMe« German-held end AlUed-beslcgcd DNB said, wherever rail or truck • ••••eeeeeeee*eeeeeeeeeee*eeesee««eeeees2 CHIIS, C M Concert Orcheatra. WJZ- strong aggregation. Hiey ware all The 61,478.756.728 Navy btU was treat with losses, he sdded. tack on the British Isles. Narvik, far northern Norwegian callsd up for debate, and laaders Polar bear cube are born ' in la. not fast enough. Cream Cheese, Philadelphia...... Vi-lb. pkg. 19e NBC—10 ajn. Rap. Joanh W. rather sacreUve about thalr grooa • MANCHESTER CMef Wall Of Defense The noon of the armies with ore port, end osm 3,000-ton trans­ Bradictad a speedy dtclsion. per- winter In a anug den among the To Illustrate Ok vastness of. the Date 4k Nut, Chocolate Not, and Prune Nut Bread. Ifarttn. Jr., address to Vermoot scora# today, but Intlmatad that WUuuaac, Joa.—0F>—When Al­ . Thee chief wall of defense which I have been traveling for port was sunk and another heavi­ ■apa rivaling the five-hour drive hummocks on sea ire arid are able task, the report said; Croaae A BlackwelTs...... 2 cans 2.>c RepuhUcan convention; 11:30 a few more practice aeaatona won’t bert G4Ubreath, 48, pleaded guilty 723 Main St. Telephone 3822 against the Nasi Invaders ran five days frequently aak me what ly damaged, the high command “ Suppoetng one dixialoo constats W Farm and Home Hour; 1 pjn. to petty larceny Judge Stuart Oast W hlA awept the $1,823,254,624 to follow their mother about when from Rethel, on the River Alaie, has happened In the channel. They do them any harm. Thooa wte ' A rm y oieaaure through yesterday spring cornea. said. o f 20,000 men. there must be „ cor­ ^ Your Vcfice and You. MBS—I made tha tr^ to Hartford to play suspended a Mz-mooth penal farm west and north to Amiens, on the seem to be Itching to get over to An Allied camp, munitions responding number o f warm meals fey a T4-to-0 vote. Somme. DEMONSTRATION AND SALE ON BANANAS Marrtaga Ueenaa Roasaaeas; 8:45 tha Knoar Park couraa werai ■Wteoca OB eondlticn that: Oal- England. dump, supply eolunms and landing at band daily beatdes tha same Belhsont Park race . . . Short Hanagar Jta Blair. AaMatant Win braath pay a 8188 fine make reoti* The tenor ot Sanata feeling was Qaeer ItarrUgea But at tfes oama time a Frencfe Dealing wttli feMnaMin at Hand. CeBia in and get a Recipe Book to show yoo how to ouka 'M k ttU d fey Chairman Pittman A trlbo of South American In- faeimiaa also wnrt attacked tkere number of bread ratleoa. freak waves: RNE Moscow 7 English Preoeott. Jock Navffla, Kan Lowa. tution for tha chlclNna ha bad Army said Xo be moving north But the Gemuut leaden are meat aad vegetahlee, dgarettea hroadcaat; 8RO Rome 8:40 patri­ l^ w S r r ) I FaceJgn Relations dlaas, the Octomacaa, have a mar­ from the S t. Qu«nUn r«g$oa was new Baaaoa daaacrts. Nona Campball, Jin Hanley, Joe stolen, attend Jburcb scrvlcea ' the Arm y fetli was deallnff first with the altuethm at and chocolate beeldee tainumerabla otic anthams; OSC LOadod 10:48 Tnaeano. Austin Custsr. PhU 8ar«- twice each Sunday, put f l In tha riage system under which all reportad oHtv 3$ mllea efeort o f hand, and. in addition to pushing 4- A & 'P Sto res girts am maritod to old widowers tons of ofta. hay aad straw far W brldj^airs; JZK Tokyo 12:20 to, Roy Blanchard, Win Qismbar- oollsctloh plats each w a ^ aad be cflactlBf_____British. Uf iiI forward tbs right w ln » and moR- Read Herald Adrs. 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r MANCHES’l’fiR EVKNIN(J HERAI-D, MANCHESTER. CONN. TH ^SD A Y, MAY 28,194® /■ 1LANUHE 8TER EVENING HERALD. ItANCHES'ntB. C»NH. TH URSDAY,M AY 23. 194® PAGE BLBVIN k O E T E N The High School W orlo Lead with the Reds [Garcia Ranked 5*u Miss Helen Estes, Farotty Adviser Uconn Frosh Top ^ g h THURSDAY, MAY 23 Compiled by Stadcnto of Manchester Hiph School y o t vn, NO. 85 As 1-2 Choice Team Extends Thanks in Three-^ay Meet as French Pupils Exhibit Held Girls Compete III Title Bout Behind Game and Fashion Show Legion of Honor Memorial Day Recalls The members of the Man-r cheater High Schoel Rifle team By Art Group and their coach wishes to ex­ In Play Events Locals Drub Bulkeley Attend Movie Yankee Division Feats press their thanks and appre­ Filipino Favored to Lick In Amerit Title; Chase 1 Reveals Skill \ _ • y Dilittn OrAfiorm, ciation, through this paper, to Ken Overlin Tonight O’ / ■ the.American Legion for the University of Connecti­ Three FilmB Are Shown With the approach of Memorial t.ways smUtnfv'nia French clalmad “ Resist Process’ * Fea­ Five Schools Represent* Baseball and Weathei^ Sewing Oassea Model lise of their rifle range. We al­ For Piece of Middle­ Sports Roundup Day, when we corhmemorate the that the Americans didn't even try tured; Sketches Attract so wish to thank personally ed at Playday Held in cut Team Tallies 57^/2 Summary Lost siimiii«r HyrsMi Nnl- Depicting French Life; services o f all aoldlera of all wars to apeak the French language as It weight Laurels. . Both Uncertain as Pen* “ Producls” Assisted by Messrs, Kidd, Donze and Mc- Points to 40 for Wig- th* Natidhfiol By E^'^ ireea turned in s highly credit- has been coschlPg Overlin, Garcia First the Brooklyn Dodgers wmx French Riviera," which gave the report. i and electricity. 880-ysrd hin—Won by KiUVSn, the 160-pound throne la Ken Over- j course a couple of brav- nine straight and looked hotteit '■'] ^hcumatances, the "seam-stresses" acenes of the wonderful harbors High School's Art Department, Coach Wlgfen took hia charges Vendrillo, Dorothy England, Bert ‘ ^ le performance In taking second B; Farrar, B. 2nd; Dowling, C, haa asked the boxing commission Interesting sidelights of the Took CViaaceo was used several centuries ago tn tha Klelnschmidt, Dorqthy Sliver- place and in trimming New Lon­ fin. who was born in T1|inoia, ste shots away —where Byron, a than a four-slarm "lire. Tbsa Ou| themselves had to model without and aandy beaches along the coast. to the University of Connecticut 3rd; AUon. M, 4th. Time, 2:07. lived in Norfolk and Washington to warn Ken agsinat thumbing story included a section on the At the fronL the YD waa criti­ C3ilns. The method of proceedure, stein and Barbara Mack repre­ don Bulkeley in dual scoring. tall, thin IT-year-olii nmateur. waa and bulling.. . .When the Cubs Cincinnati Reds gave the appsact. rehearsal. n The beach looked similar to our Boston Globe's Frank P. Sibley and cized for the chances they took. yesterday for a meet with the C. Mile run—Won by Farrar, B; ahd baa been kicking around In ' Seven 3roungaters were the first though it la slrople, la very inter­ U. Freshmen and ' New London sented M. H. S. Two other Man­ Coach Ivan Fuqtis's Uconns playing \|i the golf club tourna­ tried to get F.ddlo Mifier,^tho Bees ,ance , . of gunning . for a ten-gamif Florida beaches with its tall trees his supposedly impossible feat of Throughout the war the Americans Brunetti, C. 2hd; Odermann, M, rlngs^the w:orld over. They're due ment. id by July 4. - to illustrate the work of their and bright umbrellas lining the esting. After the design Is sketched Buckeley. chester girls were unable to at- amassed 87'* points to 40 for the told >m the price was 100,000 [ breakjDg into the division as a re­ rushed out to see the . German on the paper, it is painted in the end. Anita Thebeault, a guest of Wlgrenltes and 32'* for' Bulke­ 3rd; Macbeth, C, 4th. "rtme, 4:37. to cotftffilT whato'er they can on A* she a'pnrc^hed the club­ smackers and they could tiijee It The result waS Inevitable, oc dders by modeling housecoats, golden sand. Thla part of France bomber* while the French hid. f l f i T i and play toga. Commend porter. usual way and then the entire pic Miss Violet McRae's, attended aa ley. 880-ysrd relay—Won by Con­ each other for 15 roijnds or leas. house 8omeonpnp. Mrs. Nelson One day we met Pllomena Scii- visitors from all parts of the world ized from the 126th Division and arrived at the . front and were wel- Vsida); Manchester, 2nd; Bulky lesson complete.' the championship lead and today the Dodger* ana Alan and Claire Du Bois who mi dlerl In the Mary Cheney Library who flick there the year round. When the ink is dry, the paper la honors this year. Hall High of General assembly waa held at The colle^sns downed Manches­ wss prpufk Today's Guest Star. Aad housecoats; Betty P a ttern , Included only New England service co'med by a German banner ."Wel­ placed under running water, and 10:30 where Inatructions of the ter by 63 to 41, with a 28-22 edge cley, 3rd. Time, 1:39. • , / itself is no stationary Urget. i -wj,^re!hen is the cu you won?" Reda are tied with 18 games wotk glancing through a recent copy of There are also some old fortifica­ men. Major Eldwards, commander come 26th Division U.SA.." Indian West Hartford Was the only team There was a time when you could : Byron Francis C. Stan, Washington an,d eight lost. Qoaetance Botticello, Jerry Vogue Magazine. We were aur* tions on the surrounding cliff where the paint ie under the Ink, to defeat the Manchester boys so day were given by Ruth Schroe- In th* running events and a 88-19 Field Events High Tossers Defeat Evening Star; "It didn't prove tride, Pelma Reicben and Nancy of the division, waa one of the names "Sitting Bull," "Iroquois" the ink waahes from the paper der, president of the E. H. girl margin in the field, and whipped point A flngcr at one belter an<^/ over in the wee he ■The American League la hav' " prised to hear that she spends Islands which were used centuries and others were Anally used In far thla season, but M. H. S. prov­ Broad jump—Won by Becker, C, anything except that os a fighter nearly aa desperate a dlapute lie, who modeled chlldren’ir drrss- flnest of commanding offlceni. He leaving the original paint ehowing ed, her ability by trouncing Hall leaders club and her assistants. Bulkeley by 70-84. while Manches­ say “he‘8 It." But niw the t iU ^ ^ p^nibled S great deal of her time looking ago. The twenty-five mile curving served In the Cuban War, the code massages. 19 feet, 6 3-4' inches: Cose, C, 2nd. sliced up like a barbepue^plg. xhat’s where BjTon had b Joey Archibald is even a little first place betw’een the Boston I di and Donald Dusara, /he sole through fashion msgazincs to get coast la a picture of beauty, with through. Where the paper bad no this week on onr course. Keep go­ Three periods of either baseball, ter bested the New Londoners by 19 feet. 3 inches; Brundkge, C,.3rd, niore inept than waa flrat sus­ Philippines, the Panama Canal, The French were amazed 'at the basketball, badminton, bat ball, 68H to 40'A with an overwhelm­ Garcia owns that part recog- the $125 piece of silver. It East Hartford h)^, 4-2 Sox and Cleveland Indiana. Th* ideas for dress designs. You see the well-kept- gardens and quaint paint on It, the ink remains, pro­ ing boys! 19 feet, lie inches; Zsceardy, C. pected. but the second Jeffra- New York Yankees have aaaumed Neat came the variety of older and the Insular incident. speed of . the American attocka. ducing a smooth black background bowling or deck tennis wers ing 4 2 'i-ll'.s edge in the weights nized in New York, CsUiornialiornia and ' lentfd - second place and B yr^ t that la one of Kll'i favorite past cafes overlooking the calm Medi­ Before crossing the Atlantic the They could not understand the yell­ 4th, 18 feet. 11 <; inches. Archlbald act suggested that onkel winning way*; and finally hav* *■«. Otothts ranging frony a tailored times- dress designing. Bhe sketch­ Many novel effects have been at­ planned for each group. and jumps that nullified Biilke- a few way atatlona.^'TheioW'^Tbe.■''The National 1 wasn’t cut out to be a runner-up.' terranean. At one end is Monte division was trained in NIantIc, An ing (Indian method) which often High jump—Wfin by CuUer, M. :ion. functioning In ' ...... Helnie Mlllei; and hia practically caped the cellar. .4 , 'Mack wool crepe suit worn by es tlie costume and Jots down be­ Carjo. where fhe famous gambling tained through the use of this pro­ Portrait Unveiled Five schools participated in th* ley’s 29-21 superiority in the foot Boxing AasociatJoli. funcUoning in J He had to be top man National Boxing Association haa Insurance msn. Major Howard,.had scared the Germans. 5 feel, 6 inches Elgglcstoa, M, and some other parts of tha country. i tM t summer that same John On Calyert’s Hurling Uncertain At Weather 4 Maty Ferris to a pair of. tailored side it her suggestions as to color raalnp draws thousands each year. cess. Other drawings in the Art events of the day. East Hartford, races. BrunTOge, C, Ued for 2nd, 8 feet, tha best featherweight champion by Flora charge of the 101st regiment. He The Germans were- sometimes West Hartford,., Canton, Glaston­ In the triangular competition. beatowa iU blessings on Al Hoslak ' Byron Nelson, at 27. won the Na- 'The baacball slhtotion, in shortly and material. Another gay sight la the annual display were outdoor scenea done At Faculty Social 4 Inches: Mklmquist, C, and Crow­ of them all in .Patey Scslto." lit is as uncertain M the w*athss> Taylor. After reading the first para­ twelve day carnival held before and hia battalion was not too well cowardly; s whole troop of them in ink, faahlon plates, Ideks for bury and M. H. S. The instruc­ Bulkeley dominated the runninx 1 ” *®^**. who has defended his ; tionsi Open golf championship. In ' * l . 4" • d . liked by General Pershing and his once surrendered to a newspaper ley, B, tied for 4th, 8 feet. 2 inches. Cincinnati’s chanceS-depsad con- complete/ of models graph. you would never guesa that l.,ent. These days are for feaallng "Soroanhis" covers, sketches oif tors in order of the schools named •vents with 27 points to 20'-4 foF Pole Vrault—Won by Vlllani, B, title; claim outside his own' "back ^ few dftys, June 6 to 8. be will 1 *1*“ *®**’ GlVCS But lierek, shorts; hendqiyirtsj-s. At one time Gener­ photographer. They thought he had —Miss Constance Dunne, Miss th* frosh and 16'* for the local yard"v«rH noivonly nno.once. .Seeking tp retain that crown F ivf> ih t a * F r m r a r 'n n . Add k leg injury to Bill Dick­ alderably on big PauT J a girl who has lots of time for ami gaiety and long parades of fun­ trees, lettering plalSa, and a dls The unveiling of the portrait, of 10 febt; Eggleston. M, and Csss, I ey's long Hat of woes..i.A swan­ who suddenly baa ch Lfrom sa CamlUe ello, skirt;. Ruby such a fascinating hobby wi^s her ny figures represenUng clowns, al Pershing referred to tKe Yankee a new type machine gun. Fred A. Verplanck, former super­ Virginia Partridge,. Miss Mary speedsters. The Uconns topped the Tonight's festivities should go in this year’s Open over the Can K-rrOFS A^On- Local Sport Division as "Boy Scouts." This play of pkckaglng projects. C, tied for 2nd, 9 feet, 6 inche<; a long way toward straightening ky Maryland club Is playing polo exclamation point to Catherine McBrle- class Balutatorlan—but she la! Sne funny women and even different The YD never lost a foot of An Interesting subject treated intendent of Manchester public Compo, Verie Hartwell and Miss field evenjts with 37 points to 23 Msrcil,Alarril nC, A#h4tb, O9 feet./Amt terbiiry cour.«i» in Cleveland. tribute Heavily tp Scor* on dress and oham- Statement caused murh III feeling ground and won praise from both Violet McRae. for Manchester and niy 5 'i for out what is playfully known along "Sure, I think I can win it," he for two-bits omission. It must mark. He has been knoi nays.she has enjoyed high school kinds of vegetables and food. It by the Art 1 Students waa sketches schools, at a social reception ’ held Shot put—Won by Becker, C, 45 be the w a r... .-As the Yanks were th* box three times in bis I Emma Sacherek-and immensely. Her favorite subjects would seem strange to us to sec a In New England. sides. by the Manchester Teachers Club, Luncheon was held, after tha Bulkeley. cauliflower causeway ss the mil­ says. "I'm playing as well ss 11 ing in F o u i^ Win in Chatter The Yankee Division. (101st of well known architectural stones feet, 6 inches; Olmsted, C, 2nd, 42 riding from Cleveland to Detroit games and the only reason ! twin dresses of pet- have been along the scientific line squash pie or turnip marching in Thla waa not the first good re­ attracted a large crowd laat Fri­ final bell at 12:15 p. m. Decorat­ Becker Score* Triple feet, inches; Blow, M, 3rd, 42 dewed middleweight mess. Rro- was last year.” | . Jeussor, denim slacks division) .was the first division to around the school with one verse 11 moter Mike Jacobs has been mull­ Nine Games tp Date. Tuesday night, aom* lug hurled ed the route yesterday, as the Ne —chemistry an world. Legend says that years ago Both Art 1 and 2 classea contii Mias Dorothy Anderson, Miss races, sllppln^a rope around the brood jump, shot put and discus' Javelin—Won by Plsch. M, 148 lehgers. Red and White tossers earned a consisting of Charlie Backofen, tn th* sixth and thrss mors la blue skirt and bolero; Doro* years ago.. .She has also belonged the Virgin appeared there and in vorites to knock off the boxing Sal Ferrara, catcher, of SL John's, buted to a plate of abstract design Charlotte Gillette, Miss Hanna body, picking up peas with a and then eantod seconds in^^/he feet; Becker. C, 2nd, 133 feet, 8 Quite a History. 4-2 victory over East Hartford Kid Tiger, Pete Vendrillo, Jr., and eighth. This dropped him to JMuf, thy Dougan, blue cotton pajamas; to French club. Commercial club, 1858 a sUlus of the Virgin and a M.H.S. Golf Team straw and Iroocklng down ten pins century ancf javelin for good'mea­ skill Overlin has acquired In his But Byron's history is some­ High on the latter's diamond be­ (Brooklyn), two of the beet pro*-' commonly known aa "modern art." Jensen and Miss Edith McComb. inches; Blow, M, 3rd. 126 feet, 8 Bud Davis will be at Danielson... ’ pects in the Metropolitan area, are defeats and three victorias Mr tiha. Joaspbina Ren«a. ebambray dress'; and Girl Heaerves, of which ahe is huge church were erected in this were a f e ^ o f the races. sure, compiling s of 21 inches; Olmsted, C, 4th, 125 feet. year* of campaigning from As- thing to reckon with: ' hind the classy five-hit pitching of Blaanor and Marion Johnaon, twin now a member. H. S. World The Art 3 display contained Many teachers of Manchester bury Park to Australia. Thla cor­ Backofen is sleted for the main reporting to Atlanta June 3 . . , . . . spring. Carl Hubbell want hia ta* place. Cripples, and other diseased took an active part in making it First place for the day's com­ points. It took the Texan seven years young Earl C?alvert, Who made his prlnetas dresses;' Julia Kearns, Corresponding with her keen in­ and sick people come from far and DefeatH Hall Higli simile of a stained glass window ner likes the underdog in this one event against either Tony Shum- Wolvea, rare snimala In Comiakey ceremonious way with .ssTea*hil, and several faai^on plates drawn a successful social affair. petition/was won by the Whit* I Bob Knle of BAlKeley also gave — II:— iZ: ---- w..-. av vuvci LUC to luuKii, cover the nuniier-m- rough. bunker-lH' debut a couple of weeks ago with a pltehing for hia third victory Ma ysUow sport dress; Margaret Me* terest in things artistic Is PU'a wide to touch the miraculous water A t Large teara^nd second awarded to Red a stellar exhib(tl6n ss he gained s one the theory thsit Overlin, a, Tested span between a profession- way or Duke Nelson. . . both park, are howling at tha White from a well-known red-haired The portrait of Fred A. Ver­ six-hitter against th* Trade School squads wilt leave the East Side Sox. . . . Um Olanta. Obrmick. moss green dress; Ma- love of music both , clasaical and which they believe will cure them. I. "pno M. H. 8. girls, Dorothy 4 douf)l* vietprj^ in the sprints, his 'Vnitie" type of boxer, will toss a si's apprentice and the national but was beaten, 4-3. fsUa Huot, spun rayon print dress In a close but loosely played senior girl. An illustration of planck was painted by James Rec at 3:45 o'clock ,.. Fat FrwSdy rttiMmmoas tad « « popular. Hhe enjoys attending The Pyrenees Mountains are a By Robert Johnston 'ratein and> ^ rth a Kleln- finest effort being scored when lot of annoying end baffling. left title. Nelson turned pro In 1932. Manchester scored Ita first run With bustle Mck; EMna Samuel* operas very much; her favorite rugged course of hllla extending match the Manchester High Golf song and a country landscape com Goodwin McManus. The wall on hands at Garcia while staying out Today's Laff. Dodgers to a g-x doelskm o v e r ; pleted the display. A collection of the first floor of the main building, Bcbmldt, brought home second- he steppTO the 100 in ten second; Vasterday’s Results Tt wasn't until 1936 that he won in the opening frame when a walk, pltlra Ptttaburgh^PUridaai m ■OB, brown novelty wool \ suit; ones are Travlata" and "The Bar* 270 mllei from the roaring Atlan­ team gained Its fifth win by de*. Chatter; They may laugh at p^ce ribbons. fIsL IB spite of the raw, cold of the way of the Filipino's fatal an important tournament, the Our Item concerning th* rain The wrestling equity asaoetation Consumera Art notebooks and where the picture will hang at the a fielder's choice, an error and a announces It haa cMled strlkea only atx hits and pttohlag am Imia Psperltea, blouse and skirt; her of Seville." Along the popular tic to the peaceful Mediterranean fearing the Hall High team at the Stubby" Valllant's position in the / A group of girls from M. H. S. wr^ather, with occasional rain to right. Metropolitan Open, but In th* lost passed ball sent Galll across the coat we lost produced quick re­ Pava, chambray skirt; atrain, she Is fond of Hammy Many of the high cliffs are snow local course last Monday, May 20, display of Art I travel posters front entrance, has been extended, Eastern Garcia has held the New York- su lts... the missing coat was re­ against and will plekst clubs oper­ ball after the flist BrooUyB ; graduation line but he'a in better had the opportunity to examine add to the atmospheric dreariness, Albany 9, Wilkes-Barre 2. three year* he has always been a plates. East Hartford showed over the gams with two uasamsd nii| CMra Vlaney, spun rayon after* Kaye and Glenn Miller. covered and robed with clouds. b y l l '4 t o 6>4. along with several painted picture closing the opening which was Callfornia division of the ebarri- contender. turned yesterday but now we don’t ated by Jack n effer and Rudy surrounding than jnany we kndw formerly there and in place of the the school and compare It to their the athletes gave a good account Elmira 7, Hartford 6 (night). two tollies in ita half of the flrat in the fifth fo llo w ^ a fttaMa lig aoon dress and turban to match; Jane Irwin '41 A. The final picture was entitled Both teams ^rn e d in compara­ plates provided an intereating cor own;"- One thing that the girls of themselves. plonsblp since be flattened Freddie His fighting spirit waa shown know just who is deserving of our Diisek, because they have refused I m a Accomero, spun rayon after* ner in the exhibit. large clock which suspended from Binghamton 8, Scranton 6. on a walk, two stolen bases, a to.cooperate in "cleaning.up the Arky Vaughan. Paris the Beautiful". Thla besutl- tively high scores for the 18 hole . .They were kidding him about showed much Interest in was the Cutler, PIteh Star Apoetoli here laat October. In his by his final aatvo down the fielding errpr and three wild gratitude.. . the finder simply left BpOB dress; Anna Staum and Elea*, ful capital of Frknce Is the fashion course due to their difficulties in The Art CHubs each had an Indi the ceiling a new light has bee^ in­ Williamsport 5, Springfield g a m e ".... • Thess wars tbs aaly 1 plalntl|r spoke of "one more life being the shortest boy in the class use of lockers rather than home Manchester won only two first (night). only defense since then', he bowl­ stretch In ^ the Open at Philsdel- throw*. * the name D'ubaldo at the office wsathar sUowsd in ttw aer 801101, broadcloth dress. center of the world. It contains putting. vidual exhibit. The Crafta club stalled. Margaret Flavell.^lB. room desks. Etoch pupil at E. H. d)laces, Sumner Cutler outleaping ed over Glen Lee in Manila. Later phi* I*.st June. While other chal­ and w e don't know which of the The fashion show came to a cU* that had been needles.aly dune away and so the la^t oi]e In the line, but showed samples of braided belts, i National . East Hartford clung to it* 2-1 Papers here say tha Brooks Lssgus. A 'schadulsd nh countlesa beautiful structures such Long drives prevailed and both H. S. deposits 50 cents in his / his rivals in the high jump when he went to a draw with Henry lengers stumbled around in the lead until the first of the Mventh brothers it was. so we’re thanking mmx with a grand march by all with" ami other sympathetic as, the Opera, Cathedral’ of Notre teams, although the wind was he esme right back, the first day block printing, wool pictures, and New York 6. Cincinnati 4. have a desi cooking.,Lea Ssvold between the Chloago C phrasen; this was the "flowery" Freshman year for a locker Jj/* he cleared 5 feet.. 6 Inches, and Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 1. Armstrong. sand-pits and thick rough, Nel­ as both teams playeri loose ball and them individually and collectively Phtlsdelphls was rasst tor twriglrt.. the models In their different class* Dame, Palais d'Invaltdes and the against them, made some excel­ of marching practice, with: "Ha unique stamp—covered waste herewith.., goes to the post sgsinat Ed Tip­ talk the Iswycr for the defense ha. I'm going to wear high heeled which to keep his books and e d ^ ^ Fran Plsch sending the javelin St. Louls-Boston (postponed). Overlin has taken on the best of son fashioned a fiub-par 68 for a staged several mlnrr threats. Th4n Indlsss Trip BMoa ■s. A humorous touch was add* Arc de Triumph. The Seine River lent ilrivea on holea 2, 4, 7, 14 and- basket. Hammered bracelets added At the end of his Senior y sl^ th e f * 148 feet for aa easy decision over the 160-pounders on just, about tie with Dennv Shiite and Craig perary S t Ksnssa City Jims 4 for •d by the young cl^ re n who 8|K>ke about. flows through the center of the /- shoes tomorrow." And that put a to the diaplay. The Fine Arta club Chicago-Philadelphls (rain). In the seventh, Manchester un­ his first go since he broke bis Clsvelaad took first Mood h i ; After the closing speeches tha 15. 50 cents Is returned to/iimyThese ' the rest of the field. The Wlgren- every continent. He has had some Wood at 284. Byron shot another Entries for the state echoolboy amdcled as they walkeuAcrosa the city and U crossed by thirty-two Manchester's captain. Jim Clt^iel- stop to that-----Things we'd like had ■ few portraits and several American loosed a three-run apree when hand. . . . Bruce Smith's Are in ■trlss with the Rad Boil ’ pupils were divided In their opin­ to aee but probably never will: Health Rules fo r / Manchester lockers line the hallwkys.^TO they it*a also garnered two seconds New York 8, Detroit 2. 173 fights and has lost less than 668 in the first playoff. Wood Pratt walked and Calvert and baaebalt tourney close on May 29, 9-d on horns runs by Hot ■tags rather teased p>f the audi* bridges. The Latin Quarter, w|;ere lo, kept the pace in long drlliea but lanscapes done In various mediuma. High school; are contfenlently reach^. aad'two ties for second, se\-en ten. He thinks he's a cinch to win, matched it but the fast pace ellm- spring drill* Is keeping football a once and one youngster Insisted ions of who should win the case. many students go, la lined with Jane Irwin with her hair all The committee whre as follows: Cleveland 9. Boston A Mohr bunted and reached on mis- which' may mean that Manches­ more popular sports subject out Roy Wssthhriy and Kan ItoltiMir; The judge, who surprlaed the Walt Vogel, Hall High player, L you're feelln’ db^n in the dumps thirds and five fourths. Washington 9. St. Louis 2. because an ex-soldier. Lew Jen­ liisted Shute. Then, in the eecond ter's game with Bristol on that m her sister's coming with her. stands wherein papers and maga- matched him on every long drive mussed up. Valedictorian Lillian Invitations, Filomena Scudieri, playa to fill the bases. Galli singled In Minnesota than. It ehould bs Thrss pitchers wars used by shi pupils, for he looked as if'tie hadn't Street ten years from now. M. And you’re n e ^ bright and gay, The frosh took five firsts, six Chicago 10, Philadelphia 1. kins, woir the lightweight cham­ playoff. Nelson’s 70 wblppi^ home Pratt and (Calvert and a few day won't be coiiiited.. .If so. High team and gave up a total oif: Despite ail this the youngsters alnes from all over the world may to keep the match fairly close. Helen BrozowskI; Mounting, Helen It must be w h u you’re eatin' ■eeonds and two ties for second, pionship here two weeks ago. Wood. tHia time of year. .Larry Outsch, themselves to be true ad* listen, to the trial while it was go­ Olson driving a 1926 model coupe. plays later 'Thomas walked to muat beat both Meriden and Bri|S> bits. The triumph raised tha I be purchased. Johnny I.AUtenha'ch, who toured Wippert, Dick Ranney, Emerson That makes feel that way. Stufleht ^ u n c il two thirds and five fourths and a "And," he-adds,. ’'anything eh' ex- A*’a youngster. Nelson kept the a Sallna (Kens.) bowler, threw 19 venturlsts as they experimented In ing on. then reviewed the facta of The charm ami gaiety of tha All of the clocks working in order. standings force- Galll Home with the third tol to qualify with six wins and ■ucceselv* strike* the other night (Hans again within a gama a n d . the case and Instrurteit the Jury the course in s 86, turned the best Rlckerd, Bette Erickson; Registra­ tie for fourth. Bulkeley won five Eastern soldier can do, an ex-eaiTor can neighbors terrified by hitting Iron five loseea. - this new line and came through Paris night-life was plcliire evenings he would fanned six, while Befnle McKenna Up at Storr* yesterday, we ran ■ault on all kinds of pitehtaf (*■• : oughly. He was atlll instruct lug the France, were, shown. from the cup on the fifth, giving tuoso) who spends hours practic­ Dick Ranney, Emerson Rlckerd. One of the most exciting races lay his cap on the divan and pitch up with three consecutive shut­ At the end of the assembly Miss awa' Hartford ...... 15 11 JJ77 gave up ten blowa, fanned six and Into Charlie Robbins ami Frank outs, then came through with a cept good) with a i 6-hlt bombard* jury when it was. time for the him the only birdie of the game. ing MoHrt, uaahed off the music Robert Blevins. The guides were; on the program was the half-mile Scranton ...... 13 10 .865 golf balls inti* It from th* rug. ment that wrecked the D«Usi% Low announced that if Uiere were J(ine Yeomans, Helen Wippert, I bet /one would help you a lot. In XonnecUon with, next year's walked on*. Manchester was Robinson, former High athlete* no-hit, no-runner... .sTl reports class to leave. The other Manchester players. to the class song In four minutos safrty course, the Student Ooun- relay.' Msnebester'a Atkinson, Eg- Binghamton ...... IS 11 .542 I League Leader$ * 8rill Pals. who are now clicking well as TigerB 8>2. Babe Dahlgren had • Law Class Visits any queatlona, they would be dis­ Art Wilkie and Skee Buckland head guides Monday: Dick Ranney What/TO you do wh^n'you get charged with five errors and .East say Tom Lieb, the new coach, Is The class thoroughly enjoyed -----That picture of Abe Lincoln cU"presented a imestlonnalre to glsston and Benson sped to a ten- Elmira ' ...... 10 11 .476 Byron's pal in those days was Hartford with et*ht. Galll, Katka­ members of the Uconn'* varsity home run and four singlss. ItooUF cussed in the French classes. dropped 3 points to their oppon that Bangs on the north staircase head guide Tuesday. Other guides lome from schoel? yard lead over' the Uconn runners Ben Hogan. After caddying they making a hit down at Florida U ... their visit to Superior court ami Louise Fluk. eroh homeroom. Suggeatlone for Wilkes-Barre . . . .10 14 .417 veck, Thomas and VIncek 'collected track and field team. . . Robbins, a Marvin Breuer held the TIgsra to Superior Court some enjoyed their visit so much ents on tha first 9 but came back (Main building) should be up in were Bette Erickson, Robert you go out *nd play T but Vsida and Cutler hooked up Springfield ...... 9 15 The Associated Press would, play and replay the 18th ''^Improvement in the ichool, and In .375 American League two hit* apiece while De.barl'atwo- lower Junior, has been most Im­ Grand Slam. six bita He might have had a shut* they have already made plans for remarkably, on the last nine. Room 24. It would be more ap­ Blevins and Pulford. should do your're studying^ the CTouncil would be appreciated in s sizzling duel on the anchor Williamsport ____ 9 16 .360 hole, always pretending that their out except Frank Crosettl lot a The demonstrators were: Pack­ later, ., BstUng Hayes. hPlIadelphla, bagger was East Hartford's best pressive as a two-mller at"l i* In th* year just completed. East another riall by tliemaelves. For a time It ocemed aa if Hall preciated th ere....J. HulUne act also. leg and Vaida was the rtetor by '' National putt was for the national cham­ knock. aiming for a victory in.-tb* fiew grounder go through hia legs with Russell A. Wright's Period 6 Helen Uzupes ‘40U. was going to- defeat 'M. H. S. 'for a a style In drees last week, that age design, Emerson Rlckerd; And exe/ctse during the dayv OB eyelash. W .413; Finney, Boston, .398. pionship. Hogan still la Byron’s Denver high school teams were Thiere were several plans to vote L Pet. Runs — Case, Washington, 29; It was Manchester’s fourth vic­ England meet at Springfield this tb* bases loaded. Oommercial Law class visited the I Exchange Nole» second time thla year but the only one person dared to follow. P^scoi, Art Ludwig; Lettering, Do yqu' go to bed at the ^ s e of Locals FIssR'Io 220 Cincinnati ...... 18 8 .692 pal and has 'made a name for him­ champs In football, basketball, on; continue as at present; con­ Foxx, Boston, and Moses. Tliila- tory in nine games and Coach Tom Saturday., .Robinson speclallsas baseball, track, tennis, golf - and This was tbs fifth victory in th# Superior Court In .Hartford, -on threat was only temporary. That waa Tony lullsno..Not that Gordon Smith; Fashions, Gloria ..d a y / centrate ilrogram for tw<^ weeks Knie flashed: to smashing wins Brooklyn ...... 18 8 .692 self. They may battle It out :for Thursday, May 16, With the windows o p ^ wide? delphla, 28. - Kelley'a charges must beat Meri­ in the discuss and hopes to close swimming.. .P. S.—They flnlshed last seven gsmss for the wortS Miliiy CriticiHiiis The largest ■ingle bundle of ex The Manchester High team thus It matters but:- Mr. HsrtweU (of White; Pen and Ink, Charles Gar- during activity period; As*seventh la the dashes but the furlong was New York ...... IS 11 .577 the 1940 crowT). "x champions, and only a suddsn sla*' • The class met on the court house changes received by thU departs You need that cool from air Runs Batted In—Foxx. Boston. den awey on Saturday and Mid­ his colirgr. career with m good second In w restling.... far has had a very aucceasful sea­ .the Esgliab dapertment) sat right row. Dick Ranney, '4IB,* period instead Of activity period featured by the fine work of At­ (Chicago ------.16 13 .852 39; Walker, Washington, 28. In his late 'teens Byron wsi ning streak by the Chicago Whlta ■tops about 1<) o'clock. Some of the mcnl generally conaista of The That will easily TOme inside. Philadelphia dletown -her* on Hdildsy to qualify place' in the N. E. test...Coach Oil SiluH ]\luriier son and should have a good chance across irom Luclua Beebe, the New for two weeks; or use seventh pe­ kinson, House and Belucci of Man- ...... 11 13 .478 HIts-rCrsmer, Boston, 47; Fin­ one of Texas' best amateurs. Tt for the state tourney in Jun*. Mon- Ivon Fuqua had* high praise for Sox kept them from jumpingjlghV ; pupils arrived In Hartford early so Gilbert "School News" from Win York Herald-Trlbune'a Broadway If you really want to pep up a bit? riod, one period a week for sev­ eheatoir as they finished behind SL Louis ...... 10 17 .370 was a cold reception from Ft. CBser Vp. nwy went to visit the State Library of keeping ita C.C.l.L. crown. The ney, Boston, 43. eheeter reached tb* flaals of the both la d s,.. We should worry and w# should Up into Sixth place. 4. sted, Conn. Thla paper, as does only loss of the season waa to Hall columnist, at Harvard... .The Le­ I think that thla wUl help you. eral weeks. IQit* la that order with only Boston . . . . ______8 15 .348 Worth friends, after he had lost Th* Whit* Sox, who hadn't waw and Art Exhibit. Others visited the the "World," a|fpears once a week Doubles'^ Boudreau, Cleveland, event in 1933 and wee ousted In th* fret. Many and varied were the criti­ at their very difficult course on gion of Honor write-up of C. O. Drink a quart of milk each day. This year,, the Council pointed jbehea separating them. Pittsburgh ...... 6 18 .280 13: Travis, Washington, 10. sn. Important tournament. • that a gam* tn their own park untiH -Ol^tol and State Police building. cisms of "Silas Marner" recently In the local town paper. Ttie Sports^Light American csiised him tfi' turn ‘professlonsl. semi-finals lost year. It’s impossible to trust New Those Yankees will get going y*L May 11. -aloron, in last Ttiuraday's issua, it will make you feel Uke new. out, extra curricular activities con­ Brunetti, Uconn miler. ran s Triples—Judnich. St. LouU. Fin­ England weather—even between Monday, now hav* won thrs® 'rhare were 3 cases being tried, written by Miss Anna NfcGutre's "News" engages in various cru­ should have said this much more: flict with the safety program. The W L Pet. Byron met Gus Moreland In s Manchester aacl In a different courtroom—the F. Zimmerman, Jr. So be very careful of your health front race most of the way and ney, Boston, and. Lewis, Washing­ AB. R. H. PO Manchester and Boston. Two locM straight including a 10-1 tr Fngllri) class of Pre-Trade School sades. One Isaue was devoted to 'I'bat be makes spare cash in wood­ An unexpected* defrot, 2-1, by idea of using seventh would bring seemed to have the event cinched Boston ...... -___ 19 8 .704 ton. 4. Southwutern tourney. Dallas ove. th* Phila^lphla AtMetfMl north, south or middle courtfdbm. articles on the need for a new tro­ It cannot be tossed around Mohr. 2b . . 4 0 1 1 men. Jack Pentland and Morris boys. working, especially building fur­ Meriden over Manohevter wss ob­ atrnut a cancellation of appoint­ sa the. gun lap got underway but Cleveland ...... 18 10 .643 Home Runs—Foxx, Boston, 11; sportsmen bscKed Gus, Ft. Worth Yesterday's Stars yesterday. Chicago piled up I f hitm Most of the pupils choose to attend When the buys had their first phy case. This same issue also If you think it can, just try It. Detroit - . . , ...... 1 4 IS golfers covered all bet*. And By­ OsUi, cf . 3 2 3 3 Diamond, can.sttest to that facL niture. There's a bookcase, cab served by a Urge crowd at Mt. You'll probably wake up In t^e ments during safety lessons. The Bulkeley's Farrar unleashed a^ter- .519 Trosky, Cleveland. 9. ^ while Lefty El Smith held his c«M the north and.middle trials. assignment their dislike was evi­ contained forum letters on the ]\I.H.S. Chess Team Nebo last Wednesday. The score use of activity periods for two Washington ...... IS 16 ron missed s S-foot putt on the Raffs, ea . , .1 <1 Jack ,snd Morris decided to take In the north courtroom a tax re* Inet, aecretartai desk and three ground. Weeley. Keeney. rifie finish In the last quarter and .448 Pitching—Mllnar, Cleveland, and Katkaveck, 8 C in the Bees-Reds game last Tues­ 'liMtes to eeven. tl dent,' but Muui MoGuIre asked subject of graduation gowns, bulletin boards being used in the was- 0-0 till the last of the fourth weeks steadily would mean the thundered to victory by two steps Philadelphia ...... 13 15 .444 87th. With It went the title and lb Buctioa case was being tried. This seems that the girl graduates at Daan, Philadelphia, 4*1. Skinner, If , 1 (1 day In Boston. The weather here By Tha Aaaociated Press Another seven hit pitching psr> them to reserve their opinions un­ Franklin building, that be made.. when Gain, MHS* slugger, step­ cancellation of other activities for la the splendid time Mr 4:37 as Chicago ...... 13 16 .407 National League Ft. Worth’s betting money to Dal­ formenoe, thla on# soutbpaWh ' was a trial by jury. As the trial til they had flntshed the book. Gilbert have to wear white gowns, - Scores a Victory itojr Make* Good those weeks but they could be re­ New Tork ...... 11 16 .407 las. T- Tbomss, rf If . 3 (I waa fine. The sui, was awning Babe dahlgren, Yankee* —• Hit Imd been continued /o f a number So what: One hundred fifty-eight ped up to baL-^GalU let the. first Samuel Pratt, former "World" Captain Robert Odepfnann. hung Batting — panning, New York. VIncek, rf .. 3 home run and four singles for per­ Ken Chase, brought tbs' W ssu n f* After the story was read, Mias and many mothers are complain few balls go by and then he hit a sumed without Interruption after­ SL Louis ...... 1# 15 AOO Byron was snubbed. There was (1 01 and great fleecy clouds wrere rtd- of days, It was -hard for the pupils of the seven hundred tltty-two reporter and honor student of the OB valiantly for riitrd place. .390; Lombardi, Cincinnati, .SIS. fect day S t bat sgsinat Tigara. ton Senators a 9-3 vlotory over McGuire told everyone to write a Ing- that it is too expensive. long fly out over the centerfleld- wards. talk that he didn't have nerve. He Chapman, 3b , 4 C 1 1 ing the Sky. Ah. Ideal day for an to g ru p what the trial was abouL pages in the Muzzey American Class '38A, was elected on May Manebester’s/cause was helped Runs—Mise, 8L Louis, 28; five Pratt, c . 3 1 Ken Keltner, Indians—Hit home the SL Louts Browna (2hsas waa- -frank opinion of the novel. As Thla editor feels rather proud of The Manchester High Chess History text contain footnotes. er's head and by the time \he cen- To< air M.H.S. students the Today's Oames tied with 20. had to show 'em. So he became ■ afternoon In the ball yard, they Not until one of the law>-crs bap* their writing wss to be dlst;ulsr«l, the fact, that his Column was re< 13, Edltor-in-Cbtef of the 1941 eoasldsrsbly by Atkinson's sec­ Calvert, p .. 4 1 thought. On the way to Boston nm with one on, double and single supportsd by a^S-hit offenalv*, aW team scored another victory, Sat­ terfielder got the ball and tossed Council asks these questions: Eaa|Rni Runs Batted In—Donning, New pro. and went to Texarkana. of which added up to sand tlMfi pened to mention it did-the pupils they had no tear of saying' what sponsible for the exchange col "Nutroegf', the junior yearbook at ond and third in the sprints, Ben­ Hartford at Elmira (night). Blanchard x 0 .f the wreathar turned sour, os it fre- in 9-6 win over Red Sox. urday by d^eating the 'University it In, Gain was on third. The next What student practices in this son's thinrin the quarter, Olson's Tork, 27: Mire, St. Louis, 25. Byron had been "brought up Brownies into the cellar. . loam that it was a trial for tax they wanted. A large majority of umn, recently started in the After reading both ' "Giants la the University of Oontiecticut. Springfield at WiUiamsport quiyitly docs this time of year. On Ken ChaSe, Senators—Kept seven reduction^on a certain welt known' of C!Onn. freshmen three games to batter, Raffa, singled to right school could be improved? What fourth ja the half, Eggleston's tie Hits-Danfiing, New York. 39; right," ss Mrs. Nelson puts It. and hits scattered In subduing Browns the papers showed the boys had "News." They receive exchanges the Earth" and "As the Earth Sam baa been on the "Nutmeg” can the Council do to help Ifb* (night). Mise, St. Louis, and Lelber, Chica­ so he sought a church. A gsod Totals 35 4 10 37 14 8 their arrival in Boston it was rain­ property''‘in Hartford. When the changed their mind, and now liked fn>m Oklahoma and Pennsylvania two. scoring Gall! with, the only rub. of staff since last fall. He previously for stCond in the pole and high, 9-2. Turns" (both of them English the game for the Kelleyltea Zig prove the„ condition 7 What addi­ Albany at Wilkes-Barre. ' go, 37. - 't looking girl Introduced him East Hartford ing and th* pork gates wer# Auden ts began to understand the ,tt very murh. Kxamples of this as welt as neighboring cities. The M. H. S. team was compris­ had the experience of three years Blow's third In the shot and Mur­ Binghamton at Scranton. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. closed and so they drove back to Ed Smith, White Sox—Allowed dase a little, it was time for lunch; studies) our vote for the better Olbert met his first defeat of the tional actIvtUss do you suggest for dock’s fourth in the same event. Doubles — Padgett, St. Louis, around. A year later Bvron mar­ but seven hits and shut out A/h* Wrestling | change of attitude are: ed of George Capwell, William g(X'a to the former. Kecchnmend- ot reporting for the "World”, and the Council .to undertake next National Werber, Cincinnati, and Danntac, ried the girl, Louis* Shofner, s Landers, lb 0 la 3 { Manchester disguested with th* the court adjourned until 2 o'clock Daniela, Arnold CTIeveland, Harry year although he pitched a four two working oh the "Soroaphis” . Matin’s third in the discus and letles after flrat inning to win lO-l. "I admit now that it to a g o ^ i ".stenUnel" of New Haven ed Reading: "Brief History of hit ball game. year? What auggeationa have you Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. New York, 8. quiet ehv brunette who is about Schroeder, cf .. 0 1 vagaries of New England weather. in the afternoon. Straw Slid Elmer Weden. The ti. When at M. H. S. Sam was a Murdock's fourth and Blow’s third < Cincinnati at New Tork, Dehart, rf ----- Oj , Fred Fitzalmmone. Dodaera— The studenta went "down town" Manchester, Ckmnectlcut” by Faith for improvement )srltbin the C?oun-| Triples—Roes, Boston, 6 ; Camll- the prettiest of the golfing wives. Held Pirate* to six hits and per­ By The Aaaocisttd Praas q day go-KU. H U i by both the National S ^ ol of Conn, team consisted of Bridge- member of the "Paint and Pow­ in the javelin. 8t. Louis at Boston. 11, Brooklyn. 4^ Csstellsni. ss .. St. Louts—Bronko NsguraW, for lunch and when they relumed, R. Stevenson. An A plus essay Last Friday’s defeat, *6-8, at cll? ‘ ' Second Loss for High It mutt hsv* been ■ csss of mitted no runs after flrat frame.' wasn't sn assignment and ju Avs their summaries to. the reading. 1 w-lsh it were a longer More news from New Haven. qapwcH .. I Jumps” .. "Pesslmlatic CTbarac- Raffa singled sending Mohr to ter, Connecticut, has become a third triangular meet of the sea­ According to The Commercial ter" . .They were voting on the Cotm. Froah team to capture the Netcon, now pro at Inverness. Frankovitch as. 0 1 who led the National Football Oak lots. All players are urged to Grant of Wethsrsflsld opened ta^ - jury. This case was also ^aricr to book so that 1 could riatl more." Daniels.. .. I seconiL Katkaveck hit a clean New lEngland Crocs Country member of the Stephen Van Rens­ son for the Wlgrenltes and their 0 L«agu* in field goals last fall. uaderstand and it waa fanalllar to "News" from New Haven Com- i Safety Study schedule for next single past third, scoring Mohr. In Toledo, h n won the Western Sinicropc zsz .. be present. day defense of hia Race Hraa^ Several boys mentioned special Cleveland Championship, and also has re­ selaer Club, organisation for non­ second loss in this method of scor­ Country CHub Invitation tiUa am some of the pupils for it Involved featurea of ,'the book that they ' “ ‘K** senior prom will Woden . . , ;year In all the senior homerooms the second. Chapman singled and ing. Their dual record confista of Open, Metropolitsa. and Augusts the death of a man who waa killed tie held at the State Armory. The ce iv e his letter from the Varsity fraternity students at Rensselser Masters. A five-foot putt that Totals ...... S3 3 8 37 13 • 280 golfers, litcluding many Of Conw rartleularly liked, amh Ba-\ ■ ------Straw .. . : the other morning. AU of those was out at second by Pratt's sac­ Soccer team. He nroently won a Polytechnic institute, Troy, N. Y. four wins and on* defeat Official­ Bristol Cops 5th in Row tn aa accident near the -rotary "I. liked the ’ way the author approximate cost of the affair will ! m some rooms are June grads, rifice. Pratt reached first and faflsd to drop on the 37th hole of Score by innings; necticut’s finest, started hi dim philosophic debate 'on "Umits of Moore is the son of Mr.' and Mrs. ly aa the meet writh Weaver and oualifylng round opening the i traffic clrcls in ' Rockville. The hinted at coming evenu tn the be *990. - . i The teachers are the only ones came home on Blanchard's homer West Hartford was scored only on the final round kept him from Manchester...... 100 000 800—4 plaintiff, the wife of the man who Lucas Luchetti, number on e: who will be here next year and Tolerence” at Wesleyan. Joseph E. Moore, 79 Garden streeL adding the PGA crown to bis East Hartford ___ 200 000 000—3 Moriartys Start Season day tournamenL atorj-. It was fun looking for the U. of Conn. I to deep center. In the fourth. Pratt Sam is a sophomore, a member and s graduate-of Manchester a three-cornered basla, otherwise was kUled . In the accident, was hints." fencer tn the state and top rank- - I therefore the ofily ones effected walked and scored on Blanchard's To Assure Tie for Title Open victory last year. Me won xBlanchard ran for Galll tn 9th. Among tha stars antotsd w< of the iquiosophy C^ub, Universi­ High school . He Is' studying sero- High's dual record wout(] consist Burt Reanlk, winner in 1S33 ■uing the truck owner. 'T o be able to write, this book, ing scholastic, weight man in the 1 by the decision—and yet they are triple to left. Blanchard scored on at five wins and two leases. I ' the Vsrdon trophy, emblematic of xManning batted for Ferrari in Aa the afternoon session opened, track department will head for i V ‘ ' ty Players, and Treasurer of the nsutlcal engineering at the Inati- all-round pro supremsey In 1939.! 0th. At West Side on Sunday finalist in all four of tn* past tourM' George Eliot, the author, must I the only ones who couldn't vote. Mohr’s single. M. H. S. lead by Slgms Phi Gamma' Fratenilty. tute. Cooneetleut'a vldtoiyr was its tha Mwyer for tbs defense gave have known life and how It ts Setoo Hall next fall. It will be " ' Mr. n p er brought it to mind three runs twice but lost the lead Bristol High made eertaln oif stM ourth vletoty In six starts. Man- and la well up this seoion. I xxFrankovitch batted for' Mc- namentj; (3iart*y Clare, like Res- remembered that Seton Hall Is ■econd fiver Manchaster In five en­ nik e Race Brook plsyer and 1937 Ws e lo s ^ speech to the jury. acted. Dunstan, Godfrey, Squire I a touch of his unconscious huimr by making six errors. Cy Blanch­ gagements, while the. local tri­ Issst a half ebar* in tbs Central chaster fees* Meriden at th* Silver Byron stands just about 6 feet Manus in 9th. Which sraa composed of seven wo- Cass. Nancy Lammeter, Silas where Fran Leary preped before CoanseUcut Interscholastic Lesgus City thla Saturday, is host to Mid­ and weighs 170, all bone and mua-1 sxxSinierop* batted for McKen Mortsrty Brothers wUl practice > menu, headed by Coach Clarenca title holder; Holly Mandly. Toay I -----Mr. Perry la taking another ard lost hU second game In four umph over Bulkeley was the sixth Koelnskt, Pennington MUlei^Jwisa ■Mn and five men. He reviewed Marner, and Molly Farren almost entering Fordham. . I bus load of boys down to the Fair starts. Ha hit a triple and hom­ dletown St Mt. Nebo next Monday cle and that explains Ms booming na. tomorrow night at 6 o'clock and 2^yP ’ Guatafaon, Art Patton, Otto tba tacts of-'Uie case and mention* la eight mceta These rivsia hadn’t bsssbsll championship yesterday and closes its campaign at Bristol and Dorn SoecoU. came to life in the ator>-." The team was taken out In Flushing Meadows ' Saturday. er, and fanned fifteen but that met since 1981. drivea He's perhaps the beat Jong' 'Runs batted in, Galli 3. two Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at u. ad that ha wouldn't use the "flow- —Virginia Whltham. '42B afternoon with s smashing 19 to 1 on Wednesday. ' iron player and the nerviest. hits, DehsH; ascriflee hits, Mohr: tha w««t ftv.) Borello. formar High, St FalU storrs by Jesse Stevens In the ab- He took a group last year on that waa not enough to top the Mona Sack state Lavreb triumph over Middletowm at th* Mrs. Whltosy Wtes sty* apaech the lawyer for the lirK nisfwlltiajtol r«•« hanmen. 4 ROLLER SKATE "Bugs" Bugyro of Bristol limit­ Hoilon Smith once summed up stolen bases, Landers 3, (Tsstellsn um West Side O a l In preparation Green and Blueflelds' pitching brll- plaintiff had been using during the ’ of aarence Elehman, the Coach (^arlee Wigren's squad , Asylum City, th* most dectslv* de­ ed Middletown to three hits and for their opening clash of th* base- liant, will divide slab duties with Reno, May 38— (Fl—Mrs. Mhey. New Drreslng Rooms Take It With Y ou' for their an- coach probably be worked the same way FOR FUN! FOR HEALTH! travels to New Haven this Satur­ th* pnifessienals' respect for By­ 1: left on'bases, Manchester 9. IriaL He also aald be^waa apeeje- New dressing rooms have been cision scored in the clreuit this Msl King of Meriden duplicated ron's boldness: bail season thla Sunday afternoon Cy Blanchard, present No. 1 twirler Blizabetb Altemua WhitiMV h i^ Connecticut freshmen have —after you once get In* the The M. Vt.jB. track team return­ day for the annual state tnter- ■■■■on. It arss BrlsfM's fifth East Hartford 7: bass on balls off, retrieved her stsiiding as a yaMugu iBC under difficulty for he didn't Installed In the two sea-lng rooms publication of that^ (yyj n poor season due to lock of grounds you'fe on your own until ed to the winning column laat the feat against West Hartford. *Tf they parked th* flag on th* Calvert 8, McKsnas 1; hit by when th* Gas Housers wUI oppose of Manchester High, and Ned have hia upper aet of falaa teeth. recently thus providing better fit­ seholastlea at Tale field. PreUmia- straight win srithout a dMaat and Bristol garnered 30 blows in all th* Hartford All-SUrs at th* West O'Malley. Loomis InaUtute sea of Tha divorcee piloted bar rasa ^ ' practice. M. H. 8. lias suffered only it's time to leave....T he Senior week In trouncing Middletown Manchester Sports Center arie* will be run during th* morn- corner of th* clubhouse roof, I be- pitcher, Pratt by McKenna: struck Whan reviewing the facta of the ting quarters for the sewing tha Maa of Mostahan aaam sura to and Meriden got four off Prokolkln 11*Y* Nelson would go tor tL” last year and now a freshman at horse. Enthusiasm, to vlctecy yaa> ' ' ' . . one defeat in four matebee. Hav- picnic pommittee, six of them, High’s foroea by a aoore of 62-42. Welb Street a iBg Ifi aftor- gain their flrat title sines they tied out by. Calvert 0, McKenna 6. Many new faces will appear in terday in a ramatch with w U r ■aaa thla lawyer waa very per* classes. ^ e chorus at Lynbrxxik High;ing beaten Weaver and Conn. went down to TM Hilton’s camp Odermana and Cutler led the Man­ and Flake. Time, 1:48, Umpires, Haywood. Trinity. Elof Solomonaon is seek­ aaaMva—he bad many of the pupils i y noon. Norwich Free Academy Meriden for tbs honor la 1934 after th* lineup of Morlsrtya. who hsv# ing an outfield berth and will also Hug, owned by Mrs. Mariaa Suspending from pipes extend­ School is working on an operetta freshmen;'tied with Hartford Pub­ Tuesday morning to see that chester joint getters with eight THURSDAY — CHOCOLATE NIGHT! Th* isagu* standing follows; Schlndlsr to Otuth ha was right T b ^ were ing at a right angle from the cor­ comes here next week Friday for wiantag three striught erowns up i w , L. Pet high hopes of proving a. formidabia ba avsllsbls for pitching if naedsd. oett of Raao, victor ia a called "An Old Kentucky Garden." lic. and lost to Loomis, tha tosm evsrythliig is la shape for the big marks each. Odennann took- first Given Away: 6 Boges of Chocobtes —- 6 Passes tfee last dual mast ot tha sessoo Los Angeles—An®^ Schlndlsr. far the dafanal'ra aide but haany ner are curtains of monk's cloth This Item was gleamed from the to that ssasmi. Bristol ...... 8 A cballanger tor the TWl Lelsgro He seams to have e^'erythlng a race Suaday. hopes for a victory over Bulkeley event next Tueeday. It la. in th* mile and the half mile, and than High seeks its 13th {Southern C ^ ernlsU tilpls-th rest OtympU. Wash— Don Mums. I bunting this year. Charles their oplnlona, for the of a baaket weave. These were “Lyn-News." operctu to In FRIDAY — HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT Tha only entry with a ehsaoe of Meriden ...... 4 2 ' quarterback sad h i f ^ t last year's hurlsr asads but lacks controL Joe Maber, a in the near future. Bulkeley was Andy Hutchinsoa is bettor equip­ while Cutler took first in the high S5e — Skattag Every Thanday - Friday - Satarday — Ztm CCIL crown tn the 16th snnusl hcattog out Bristol ts M*rtd«L Stroks oar at Washington's- 1986 I "Bueky" Smith is sUted to hold ' for the plaintiff aoon broke hemmed and the rings were sewed two acts and will take about one forced to postpone th* msteii West Hartford . . . S 8 I Roto' Bowl rams with Tennessn. Coach Gustafson believes ■ little ay. waa up a ^ o f the other lawyer's on by girls In the classes. ped to attend tbe Senior reception jump sad broad jump. He waa al­ Always CaM — 4 Large Air CeodMoakig Phaa la Operattoe! Xtosgus SMst St Middletosrn 08 I which schlsvsd ■ 3-1 upaet orsr Manchaster ...... 2 8 O lyn ^ c chanptonshtp. crew, U down second wtth Mike Zvriek at practice will maks him a depend­ thrae-atetths at a imia fid s .' and on* half hours to present scheduled for May 17. than any In dean for so anchor man on H. S. win- { ^ coach Glendals, Calif, High corasetod with th* leosl Chamber third. A quartet of newcomers Th4 lawyfT for the , . . M. U r . '4IB. . AJtzafl Werhner Saturday June 8. jWsst Hartford yasterdsy for its UlddletoWB ...... 0 • 000 I School a ^ fall. able member of tb*' Goa Housers’ was 34.8 aaeeada. H m tr Wadta ’63. teasona, yet ha’s notgetng.i ■lag rala}|tosa. Odermana i of Oommeres. Iwlil handle th* estqldng ssslKn- stag. by thraa lengtha. UNDER THE SAMfc BLUE SKY This quiet house of ours, this peaceful street. The sunlight on my window, and the beat Of furnace fire, th.e sound of Mre. Gossip— So your daughter Betty Jameson Byrnes Says Lindbergh friendly feet. I* about to marry. Do you really LAW N MOWERS repaired: sharp­ 3 RCWMS UNCLAIMED But over there the turmoil and feel she I* rendy for the battle of tiOST—INDIES wrist wstrh, hr- 1P.TI AUBURN .'tKDAN, heater, FURNITU RE ...... $159 ment. Woodland Terrace, cottages iTe never did wear evening life? X five good tires, new rlnjjs. Har- ened Called loi and delivered, the pain. tween Myrtle and Orchard streew Do you know what unclaimed for rent and lota for sale. Wm. A. And ravished faith that cannot clothei and never k-lll, for the rea­ Mrs. Chatler-4^he should be. kM i at $05. Gibsons Gara^. Tel. hedge shears grouml. Edgerton, I On Gam^\\gain Urges Wrong Attitude Reward. Call at B Orchard street furniture Is? If not, uncIMmcd Knofla, Tel. Manchester 4279 or son that we have no evening jthe’s been in few engagements 5012 o r-5191. ----- ,875 Parkei street Phone 3290. live again! or I%one 6285. furniture Is furniture which has 3737. Our breakfast coffee bubbling In clothes and never will have. If ■Iready. \ ' l l - ” - , - j REAL BUYS IN sedans. Hw.939 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, been purchased by a customer, National Champ One o f 'Washington, Mav 28.—OPi-Sen-«■ 'Turning to the aviati^r's state- ths, pot, those who weer them knew how repaired; shcais, knives, etc. stored away In our .warehouse, Nash, 1930 fs'aah, 1935 .Nash, 193!93fr. ator Bymea (D „'S . C.), charged ments that ther# bad been "hys- { Our toast and tiocon odorous and uncomfortable they look, they ONE TROUBLE N^WADAT.S Annouiicemcnls ground; keys filled or dlipllcaied; and then fdr some reason or other Kesofl Property For Sale 74! Tournef' for Giaham, 1934 IXalge. 1934 Hup Col. Charles A. Lindbergh last terleal chatUr at calamity and in~ hot. wouldn’t wear them, either. IS T H A T SO M AN Y OF US DO Vacuum cleaners, clocka. phono- cancelled. This means In some eases >TTEXTIO N UADTE5I — VOU mobile, 1931 Chevrolet. Messier COVENTRY LAKE—Waterfront night with advocating the ostrich- vaslon” and that a "deflnlta poli- Our Uttle cat that comes and asks NOT PUT SOLID FOUNDA­ graphs, etc., repaired, overhauled. that the deposit has been forfeited, Southern Title. TIONS UNDER Otm AIR UA.S- haven’t a htald yet. Tou would Nash, 10 Henderson. Phone 7258. , Park, 5 room cottage, completely llke attitude for, the American cy" of defense was needed, Byrnes for b read- Teacher—Junior, why do we Bralthwalle, .52 Pearl street. thus the new buyer reaps the call English our mother tongue? TLE 8 . THAT’S WHY THEY OU'I UUR WAY ItV J. K WILLKA5IS OUR HOARDING HOUSK WITH .MAJOR HOOPUE U..0 to t.ilfiiaui, then call The ' furnlabed, all electric, reasonable, people in the present international said: * ' Tet oyer there—oh. God, tme won­ lu.o to tiile^aui W n FORD COACH, 1937 Pontlae benetlts of the down deposit. Fort Worth, Tex., May 23— Junior— Because mother usee It TOPPLE. 'MOWERS sharpened and ktanebester 4950. situation. “ Even Mr. Lindbergh at the end ders why ^ ^ ^ v o u "An b^\’uest 1 sedan. 1934 Pontiac sedan, 19.39 LAWN THl.S FU RNITU RE WOULD .Should an award be offered for tl)e So many men Uc >dead beneath more than father. SHOW M E W H ERE I'AA AMV I THINK I’LL ^ JOLLY DAY, A1R.KEWL.'-JllST OCOPPEO' re<-on()lt»t|iped. Dell.cry service The senator's radio speech was of his hysterical protest against IT'S HARD TO FIND [OKAY, MAJOR,JUST recti ORDINARILY CYiaT YOU $248 women's southern golf tournament | ‘ Thy sky! He ehould have kno«vn before; , SETTEC. OFF THAM A GUV MOVE--WHAT'S 'ntlae conch. 19.33 piano. Id Manchfegicr .5002. I a ND FROM THE HTORK [ \Blg names of woman's golf — ment had been following • lcad.s to where Indicated in what respect Joe— Why! FER FEAR I'LL SPENDA D O - 'T H E r R E TO THAT Bu n c h -• (COPiES-wHAHAHA sedan, perfect condition. .Must bo that la. all who enle/td the tourna­ Friend-W ell, he sent me a LOAM LATER TO ATTEND THE seen to be appreciateil. Impure Plyhniuth coupe. 1933 Find coupe'. .3 Ways: (1( Phone or write for a neither strength nor fncndshlp the president’s program I* defec- NICKEL AW' CAN'T MAKE MV TALKIN' POLITICS X HEARD A Guv -JUST MV l it t l e Cdle .Motors, .Mam St. Lot. op­ ment-remained ab they squared 'nor peace.” tive." .«' bunch o f, forget-me-nots with my MULU KVKKYTHI^G ■ BY CLYDK LKW IS B»C/»V)ENTS ON M"/ H (X IS E , O R IS nr W A R ? LAUGH.’ REPU0LICAM AND DEMOCRATIC JO K E -H A HA 422 East Center street. Help Wanieil— Kvnala "Courteay Auto" to call for you, off in quarter- flpilipv matches.1 last weekr posite Arnigry. bring you to the store and take you Reealling that Lindbergh had Has DeRhite Policy CAR, AN' RADIO.' ALL I GET VOU SHOULD HAVE CONVENTIONS' A'. K Slocks National chafnpion Betty Jame­ accepted a decoratloa from the President Rooae’velt. he contir OUT O LIFE IS WOCk.SLEEP PRIVATELY OWNED 1937 Hud­ hack home. I2) Drive to the store son of San/Antonio, defending PV-EASAWT CON­ HAR-RUMPH/r Nazi government. Byrfles asked: ed. not only had a "definite polu*; .PFULNESS AN EAI--AGUV IN TH' PEN VERSATION WITH son 6. hlai k, radio, heater, low WA.NTED—CAPABLE girl for In your’ own car and we'll refund soulhem ^amplon Marlon Mlley general ht>us<'Work. Call 6514. the coat of your gaaollnc if your “ When Mr. Lindbergh says ’No of defon.se already formulated" but 'W/‘. GETS tHAT, DON'T HE f MEALS nille.aKe. C^iiick sale $.315.(Ml. Ii4 of LSxington. Ky„ Jane Cothran of is nyed of present-day Amert- puichaae amounts to $10 or over., Exp one wishes to attac'« us,’ la ho au­ had stated it “ time and again.” ^ 4 0 HAH">AOaE'MORE.'/ .Main street after 5. Air Rednc Greenville. S, C., Dorothy Kirby of thorized to speak for ttltler or “ Why then does Mr. Lindbergh oa It to consider the faith, the INSURE l3i Come by train or biis and wc'ti Atlanta. Ga.. 'Mrs. Frank Ooldth- Mith Help Wanted— Mule SK remit your fare If your purchase is Alaska Jun .... Gocring? try to create the impreaaion that «dreams, the hopes, the fears of our Alleghany ...... w a i^ o f Forth Worth—All remain- “ Can the American people, in the American people are ^ being common people. Iliese are the life NcKINNFV KKOIHKKS ,4 ulo .ArcesAortes— Tire* S W ANTED — nOUTK aalehman, $10 "or more. ed/fn the middle of the big acram- ALBF.RT'8 FURNITURE CO. Allied Chem .,. the light of recent history, accept rushed hastily and Impulslv'ejy In­ blood of our democracy. White wa Real Estate ai.d Insiiraner lakOB aroumi Manchcaler, only TIKK HAUiiAIN.S While they iHfil Hartford’Storc- 43 A lly" St. Am Can e. the aasuram^e of this young gentle­ to a national defense program?” must give direct aid to some ex­ SOS Mala 8t Phone WHUi wilhnj; worker apply, slatr itK**. Thus far there’s not been an up­ tilMIxHl U .S KovkI f8.70. Him* Am Home Prod man that if we do not ask for Byrnes asked. tent. our biggest Job is to help rxpr’rlrnrr, iTfcrmroft, Write Box .SAVE $60 ON A PRIZER Dual A m Rad St S . . i set to so much as shake a caddy’s war, it will not come to us? • • • He declared that England and/ them help themselves. liMixlft V. S. Koyal »UMI& Many Mother—Junior, I wish you’d other iilzra at hHr*;iim piueh. (*, Ilrtald. oveji range, bakes with oil and Am .Smell ...... equilibrium. "Did China ask for war? Did France had been lulled Into a ^ III' • The tournament still can follow learn better table manners. You're !igiuii(u.iiHaaJU Uiiinner'a 80 OaKlAtiO* atrcct. gas. All white cast iron construc­ Am T * T . .... Csechoslovakla, Poland, Denmark, false sense’ of security by men' . -j^ianchesler tion. Complele Installed only ...... / 7 form the remainder of the way a regular little pig at the table. Manchester. Open evcnlnsa. SitualRljonina ''^’a n leil— Am Tob B ..... Norway, Holland and Belgium ask expressing the same International $169.95. Regular price $229.95, at Am Wat Wks . even though the quarter-flnals philosophy which Lindbergh voic­ Father (after a long, deep si­ Eveninys Herald / f .. male 38 for war? No, not one of them did- Bensons Furniture, 713 Main St. Anaconda ...... match In at least two instances, ed In his radio speech Sunday lence, wishing to further Impresa Yet Itoday these natfons have been him)— Do you know what a pig GlaMifitMl Adverli.>ementn KloriHts— IX urAerie?* 15 Armour III ...... the stars in anybody’* book. wiped out and their men, women night. •\ , REFINED MIDDLE^ AGED »c^^rut lu n line niiiii dcbIrcH honsekerplng )io*l- Atchison ...... and children slaughtered.’’ “ Fifth columns are already yfhitlAU. nu'mher* and atihrrv»atif»r»a TUAN.SPLANTKD lomaltt ainl Holland *hai|r«, selling regularly Aviation ,Corp . clashes with Miss Mlley and Mrs. Junior— Yes, sir. Its a hog's tit­ •acH count aa a «»t>rd atut conM*outir1 tlon for nniBlI ndidl Inmlly, llef- for 60 cents, now 39 cant*, oh Not 4{uaUf|ed to Oiler Advice active in America,’’ Bymea con­ 'pcptx*r plantti. also cahha^c planla Baldwin Ct . . - .. Goldthwalte playa Miss Kirby. tinued. “ And those who conscious­ tle boy. ^Ofda aa tmo nonla Mlntrrxim c«a» erciiceH, Call 8468, your rallei's. Capitol Window Lindbergh Is no more qualified at Oderman a, 504 Parker atrecl. B Sk O ...... In the two other matches there ly retard the efforts of this gov­ ia pPIra nf rhrre Mn*a .Shade Co., 46 Capen street, Hart­ to offer advice on America’s for­ Lina rat#a pee ijav for rranairnt Bendlx ...... were splendid chances for upaeLs ernment to provide for the defense THE MASTERS ada. FOR SALE-VkANSPLANTED ford. Open cveninga. eign policy, Byrnes asserted, "than You have taught me laughter, SituMltonM VVanivd'— M hIo ,3H Beth StI ...... with Mrs. Page meeting Mrs. Sam ‘Wrong Way’ Corrigan or any oth­ bf the American people are the aiarrh 17. 1V37 ami imttrtl ttinatu planta, pvpprr Israel of New Orleans and -Miss Joyousness and light. Cash USED KRIGIDAIRE, guaranteed, Borden ...... er aviator wh o may fly the Atlan­ fifth column’s mast effective fel­ \ and rpg ptkiit.b. Also all kliida of CARPENTER WORK 60c hr., or Jnmoaon clashing with Miss Kay How the day la rosy-wild, eter- • ConatcuiW* ) cia- If cTa nnmiBi flowering pIniiU. Krminn 6 cubic feel porcelain lliilah. very t;an Pac ...... tic ocean.” low travellers.” An AGCOUMT t Conatcuilva Daya..*| 9 cioll oia contracl, 20 year* expertcncc. Case (.1. 1.5 . . . . Pearson of Houstnsi. Tex. cnthrilled the night. I Day ...... Ill eti U cit Giertthowae, 821 Hartfonl RobU/ good condition. Bargain. Kemp’s Mortgage moiiny available. Work Cerro De P ...... Miss Jameson appeared to have Maybe God can teach me aftar J.q.wiuiaM*, **’*W tTH f25/ AU ordara for irregular jnperiiona Inc. 763 Main. *«T a**. -VlM ba charged at the onf tima rata. Trt 5700.^ guaranteed. Writ* Box B, Herald. Chea A Oh ...... regained the touch that sent her you are gone ••»$*$> BU—wit. WB THE SOUR. HOUft S - 13 1 I Mrs. George Andrade of New How to beer the blackened night Special raiea for long farm avery FLOWER AND vecetablc plnnlti P'OR SALE -SM A LL refrigerator. Chrysler ...... to the National championship last York, seed^ second, and Miss Say advaritslng gi^en upon reuucat. year. She played without an error end the dreadful dawn. Ad* uidered hefora tta third of reudy now. Also blue bpruve, I.i\e Stock— Vehicles 12 In goo aingleS— Steele vs. Cutler. fice who really believes that inore ORAV, IMVW .YOO / Turnpike. Mark Hewitt. .'Vlachinitry and I'nols 12 Corn! Solv...... tie trouble defeating Mrs. F. C. I- ____ EXTRA 1AMAAN WE. PQOtET TILL W t ba mada on ait tIma a,di atopped I'hune 8-3091. Freedman vs. Buxby, « than 30 per cent of the people who RONK. afttr tha fifth dav. Cons Edl* . .. ., Rochon of Fort tVorth 7 -and 5. i Women’s singles—Raymond va. N^.'OE.O.CAP'N —',/7VCIt\GK AIAOVOR- LET'S USED M ANURE •spreader, corn tell him they will vote for him will J Na **tm forhtd* * dttpiay linea not Cons Oil ...... Mrs. Page won over Mrs. Emily |(J|3 ||||pey S t e e l e A n n e X ' Andrade. W’heeler va. Lincoln. B»J3 HE'S ACTIN' I THtN KE CAM T TP*>ip ' GO •altf- planters, potato planters. Ford- really do eo. 't>ORTA ORMERV ) / KOLLtT* H'S lORY Tba Harald wip not ba raapunaibia Movinir—TrurkliiR— Artirlea Kiii Sale 4.1 Cont Can Randolph of Dallas 7 and 6. M rs.; Women’s Doubles—Wheeler and sons 4i 5.00 and up. naerl Farm- €■»*. !»■ er N«* K m wa t.M.ssaki S l> KEAO OFF 16 160 for mora than bna Incorrart inaej* Storage 2(» I Com Prod , . . .. Isrnel downed Mrs. W. T. Stafford I c» T wo ^lalchc** in Pederson vs. Bakewell and Perry, AOOO Mon af any ad^ertlaemant ordered FOR SALE I.OAM Al.so ashes nils.. Dublin Tractor Comji.iny, of Dallas 5 and 4, Miss Pearson de- 1 reimiveil. Telejdione 6515. W E. Del I, A Wn .. Morrill and Lincoln vs. Pugsley AT AU.- lar mora than one time AUSTt.N CHAM BERS-Local am) Willi mantle. feated Mias Joe Henson of Paris. < Slate Tennis Plav. 8’1X)RIE8 IN m AMP8 Tho inadvertent omiaiion of in- Mahoney. Douglas, AIre . ., iuid Bauer. The winner of tha ‘Please make all deUTeries in tbe rear.** eoT aorroet ' publication of advartiaing Long Distance Mover* Tel. H'260. Sil Pont ...... Tex., 3 and 2. Mlsa Kirby won over match between Wheeler and Ped­ THERE will bo raetiflad only by cancaUation 68 Holllatet street Eastman Kod . Mrs. Connally Henson of Little New Haven, Conn.. May 23—(45 KAIT A af eba ebarga mada for tha aerrica FOR S A L E -M E N ’S rebuilt and Mukiral InAirumente II erson and Bakewell and Perry, neW Elec Aiito-L . . , Rock. 2 and 1 and Mrs. Ooldth- —Chancey Steele of New York, play Walcott and Crow. T H IN G randarad TRUCKS WITH common earner relastcd shoes. Reiter th.an PLAPPUR FANNY BY SYLVIA WRONG All advartlaa'menf• mutt cuntorm cheap shoes. Sec them. Sam FOR SALE—.MrPHAIL piano, ex­ Gen Elec ...... walte vanquished Mrs. E. L. Don­ defending men’s singles-champlon. Men’s doubles — Orthwcln and la atyle. copy and typography with plHtet fo local and out of town V6VTK moving. L. T. Wood CJo. Phone Yul.yes, 701 .Main. cellent comlltlon, reasonable price. Gen FimkIs . . . . aldson of New Orleans 4 and 3. was pitted against Sewall (hitler, Lewis vs. Farrar and Mahoney, C. ^ 1 ^ HIS ragulatlona anforead by tho puhliih- Yale tennis star, today In a quar­ ara and they rtaar«a tha right ta 4496 Phone 3654 or Inquire Apartment Gen Mot ...... Taylor and Voss va. Gee and ^ h b . T tM F lR adit, raaiaa or rajact any copy con- 27, Orford Building. Gillette ...... ter-final match in the Connecticut Krieger and Cutler vs. Shelton and X atdatad abJaetionabU^ ItoalH and Acresaories 1U Meeker Prod .. tennis .championships at the New Shelton,'Northjrup w d Welch va. CtOfiTNO HOURS—ClaaalAad. ada K ep a irin * 2.1 Hudson Mot , .. Local Stocks I Haven lawn club. Froehllng and Freedman. •a ba pabllahad aama day mutt ha FOR SALE ONE TWELVE Emit The New Yorker, -who arrived racahrad by 12 a clocit. noon 8atur» tow boat, slightly used, A-I white Kemrders Wanlrd 59-A Int Harv ...... 403 a ia-30. LAW N MOWERS sharpened, Int Nick ; for the tournament only yeater- pine, light weight, bleni for trail­ WANI’ED ROOMER OR l>oaid- Furnished by Putnam and Co. i day on the third' day of competi­ Telephone Your Want .\dn cleaned, oiled. ^ adjiuiled $1,25. Int T A T ...... er or ear top, $25.00. Inquire 227 ! er. gentleman prefcried. Phone 5 Central Row, Hartfo'rd tion, had little difficulty in dispos­ Local Democrats Ada ara accepted o/cr the tVie- Prompt delivery aervue. Phone •lohns-Man Center street, top floor, after 4 I 8408. * ing of his preliminary round op­ WASH H i Bits A New Member Mnnn At tba CUARGB RAT£ given Knyllme. Open, eyenlngs except p. m. Kennecott . . . . BY HOY CRANIA abava aa a eonveneince to adver- leh Vsl RR . .. Insiiranre Ntneka ponents. He crushed Richard Ban­ Announce Parlev Mondsy. Telephone ,5937. Karl- (FOR RENT FURNISHED room, Bid Asked Sioux Indian Talked i4 94AT|ki0 nif C*'yu4MT>XXjT Of .BODEBUiO ttssrt. but tbs CA9H RATES will ss sen’s Lawn Mower Shop, Buck- Llgg A My B . bury, of Woodmont, 6-2, 8-t, and $0 voo ■ \VO0 tiCrTA, OO V6B. T TSODEBIdK) c fMT GOOO.io T T coue LncK a c h am p, $v th u h o irI i Me wx/i* aee«»ts4 ss PULL PATMBST If all ccmvenlenees. meals if desired, Aetna Casualty .... 92 98 then defeated John Shelton, of WHEM.bUDOCKlLV.. OOlU' 5.EW \-jTICKN’ UP CLOSE. H ty f WATCH THAT HAT! A eUCKO Wl' 1ALEMT, fVEM IF 5 / - TO THOOW AWAY YOUR VUfiAPON. I AftlT ONE TO fors tbs strsnth 4a. rnllowins 'Ms K adio 4*1 stieel. Marlciw Bldg., Apt. No. 3. Ix ew ’s ...... 25', Thomas Dannaher. chairman of | , flrst tnSirnon t>f »sch sd .olhsrwi.s l-oril'ard ... Aetna Life 23'^ 1 act In their first encounter but PICTURES of Indians have dee* Ls vie:.A OF THS uSEAT EM0U5)t TO 6TAW0 HOLP A OeUOAE — * HOM'D VOU LIKE TO WOBK, tbs CHARGE RATE will hs rollsrt. Automobile ...... 32 34 I faded to lose the second act, 6-2. the Democratic town committee, ' ^ orated icveral U. S. stamps, FDR OLD BULL RMWGOM? sd. No rsaponsiblllt. for arrors m RAUGa Tn S GAIXIUF. on I'hllio Mon) Ward .■ . . has called a meeting of the newly KNIFE! p" Conn. General ...... 24 26 ) Martin Bui^by, alao o f New but the best known are the jwr* V HEVf tslspbensd sda will bs sssamsd and ami Emerson raOios. AH mixli ls Apartmvnl^FlHl" Nasli-Kelv 72'4 elected committee to be held in tbsir sscuracT rs"".>i hs snsris- on sale at big redneAmn* TrsOe Nnl Rise I. Hartford Fire ’, ...... 70', I York, sedUeil second, will meet traits of Pocahontas, on the 5-cent RENTALS «:i 57 the hearing room in the municipal tsvd In your oltl radio now at Hensons. Tpnrnu*nl» I Hartford Stm. Boll . .53 I Robert Freedman, also of the Yale Jamestown Exposition stamp of REE AKIHUR A- Nat Cii.sli Reg I National STre ...... $9 51 team, in the other quarter final building tomorrow evening at 8:15 Index of CteMiflentionB 713 .Main street. Nat Dairv ,. . . . 19()7, and that of Hollow Horn FOR RENT THREE room' tiir- I Phoenix ...... 71 73 match. when the committee will organiM / Biriba ...... A ------:------V- Nat Dl-stUI...... by electing a chairman, secretary Bear, Brule Sioux, on\thc 14-cent i i;agagaaitnta ...... H nlslied apartment. Avallabl" at I Travelers- ...... 394 410 The winners in today’s matches KNOFLA NY Central and treasurer. There appears to postage value above, released In Marrligaa ...ss'...... <• Ileal Estate once. Call 8333 or 3737. ! PMbllr Ciimies Will meet Frank Froehllng of Insuranie (Jarden— Farm — Dairy NY N il AH., be no opposition to the reelecfion 1923. Daatba ...... n I Conn. tA. and 'Pow 51 55 (Tiicago and ■ John Mahoney of Card at Thanka R 475 5laln SL Phiint 5440 « L’roduota 50 Npr Am Co ... of Mr. Dannaher as chalrmaB end Conn. Pow...... 40 43 New York, seeded third and fourth Hollow Horn Bear fought Paie* ta Manariam ...... T Paekard .... the delegates that have b e A elect­ Loat and Pound...... ^ HouflPfl For Itent Hartford ’’llec. Lt. 57 60 respecttvely, who blasted their neca aV 16, raided Union Paeifle FOR SALK— TRANSPLANTED Param Plct .. ed to the eU te convention will Anneanremntfa ...... t Itluminatlng Rhs . 53 56 . way -to the semi-finals yesterday. labor camps during the txiUding l^aroanala ...... I tomato plants. Samuel Burgess, FOR REN T—SEVEN ROOM sin- ( p ^ n RR ___ back him for reelectlon as the rep- 1 tfl Center street. Hartford Gas...... 31 35 In the women’s division, the of the transcontlnentel railroad in Aafaaiohllaa gle. 67 Hemlock street, oil burn- | pi„ij,a Dodge resentatiev of the Fourth Sena­ 186$. He finally moved to th$ AUloBMblea for Sale ...... « KORSALH er. two car garage. Call or tele- — 145 150 seedings worUttl out perfectly. Automobilci for tSxrhanga .... K Phil Pet Miss Gracyn Wheeler, of Santa torial DUtrict to the SUte Cen­ Crow Agency at Xoaabud, 8. St, I I’nRrrsal Eleeirte llange, 4 phone Manchester 3501 after 6 p. Western Mass...... 24'4 26', tral eommittee when that conven­ Auto Acceraorlea—Tirra ...... i Ilnuaphold (iiMidii &l Pub Sve NJ ...... Industrial Monica. Cal., seeded first, will became a police offleer thora. Aato Repairing—Painting ./•* ^ burners and eleetrirally eon- tion Is held. Radio ...... ■ ■ ■ 13 16 meet Mlaa Emily Uncoln. Massa­ Hollow Horn Btar waa noted Auta AcheoUf.^...... 4... t-A FOR SA^E— VICTROI-A with Acme Wire Autoa—Ship by Truck ...... K trolled o»en. PrU-e $85.00. Reading ...... \ 17 19 chusetts women's champion, who for hit oratory. When U. 8. Army A LLH Y OOP drawer, and 50 records, table Am. HardwAre ...... peifer’a AUbl Oop Is Going To Have To Prove It BY V.T. HAMLIN Autoa—F07 Hire ...... » APPI.V MRS. COWI.KS Rem Rand ...... 8\ 30 32 eUmlnated Miss Argyle Rice of officers came to Ihe Crow agency" Garagaa—Service—Storaga ... Id lamp, small hall rack, 9x12 liber Arrow H and H., com 775 Parker Rlteei Republic StI ...... 74 37 40 West Hartford, defending Connec­ to talk treaty in 1889. the Indianr Motoreyelaa—Bicycle* .....v. .* H rug. Telephone .5086. Rpail HtfFalfl Atlvs. Bristol Brass ...... Norman. Okla..’ May 23— — .Wanted Autoa—Motorcyclea . • • IS Rev Tob B ...... •-■. r • . 6 Billings and Spencer. ticut champion. 6-4. 2-6. 6-2, to picked Hollow Horn Bear to rep* BUT, STRANGRLy KNOUGH, INI/CSTIGATION Safewnv Sirs .... . Coach Tom Stidham of the Univer­ Raalaeae and Prafe«Rli»ii«l aerrteea . 19 orch. Sid Oil Cat . ; ...... 66 North and Judd . Public P**«anger Jitrvlea .;...S9 \ FOfi SALE one*car ipirafr, toBethrr with about ? arrra of terttle land. Std Otl NJ ...... 18 f r o m A m a i o m i a ' Painting—Papering ...... XI Peck. Stow A W ll— paily Pattern lO O N F R V ll.L B FOI.KM BY ►'ONTAINIC FOX WITH THC MACMC Profaaalonal Sarvtcre ...... ; XI Proprrty In ifo«d location. I mile from Manchrater rviea ••••*; XI .. 31'i Stanley Works .s MicKcy ( himself) M ^ ire ■OPS— slOSIHCTtON Union Pac ...... i , . . . Kdaeartniial . . .57'. do., pfd .. The pretty play frock slips on WaaON.OOMIMGTD Couraat^and. 11 , f';!; $500 RBSTACTTVie Unit Aire ...... ■...... 105 ToiTIngton ae easily, buttoned on a slant in Private Inetrurtloni ...... 7' McKIMNEY BROTHERS Unit Corp BOTTOM OW A Danetna ...... Si* * . . 72 Veeder-Root front, the lap-over held firmly in ROCKV DRAM/ Hualeal—DraoiMtir ...... S' Oiv. ( n%enlry' I.«k o ^ A 4-Ttoom 505 MAIN- STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. tinit Gas Imp ...... 4S„ New Y’erk Banka place by back-tied aaeh belts. De­ TELEPHONE #060 Wanted—Inetructlon* ...... b Icittage; flrrplare; all furnished, U 8 R u bber...... 36'i Bank of New York sign No. 8660 is very becoming to Plaanrlal tiS Smelt’ ...... Pond*—8ti»ek*—M*TU«MBet ... S with eleetrle lev box, eleelric .. 8% Bankers Trust .. Ifttle girls and bigger ones, too, TTS Steel ...... Bustneta Opportuniiie*...... I .. 25 Central Hanover with lU heart-shaped neckline, full FKfeiCKLIiS AND U18 FRlliNDS The Supreme Effort BY MERRILL KLOS8ER | Vtek Chem . . , ...... Ifortey to l>«an * • ■ • X Vh;— $1800 .. 5T, Chaae ...... skirt that flirts and ripples as one ...... jr Help and Hltwalloaa W r*t Union ,. 34'a walks, and snug bodice, tt’s not Help Wanted—Female ...... X Chemical ...... Ua WAHTS 1b OOMBauar . Y bu to o K MELLO.iAieo. z «uess y o u AND IVCRy Bolp Wanted—Mala ...... * EXECl’TOR’S AITTIO N — F.STATE OF F. W. I.OOMIS West El A M fg ...... ^ 46». only easy to make but also sasy n RH WELL* YbU'U. HAVE Snwll Forms In Rollon and Cov­ a t y ...... i nBeOUONO AMO SFORIB . QOaCM, uKa A CHor- wmSMT POOUNB LAST MOMT TIME 1 lo ss 1b LCASN 1b U K f BaUgmen Wanted 7...... W’ootworth ...... 2’V to Iron, because jmu can spread it AND maybb WIN A tenSTf PUTTBR T>4WS iu la Wanted—Hale ar Female S entry—starting (Whose Entire Estate Is I.eft To the New York Tribune Continental ..... ABOUT ’THAT MON Hgft. A WHOLE LW . Elec Bond A Sh (Curb) 75'. out flat on the board.' — L IT * s e e oem M O Agents Wanted . . . . ---- From— Fresh Air Fund) Com Exchange . BALL ITU. BeTTsa. THAN T$4AT/ Rltuatlone Wanted—Fvoala . . $2500 . .in i'a First National . Jn gingham, percale, calico I WHAT YOU T k w T Be SOB AT HIS I.ATl': STORE. CHESTNUT HIU.. TOWN OF CAN DO/ Bittiatlon* Wanted—Mala ... 3 . ,131'a Guaranty Trust batiste, with edging of rieme, 1$ Employment Agencle* • 1 f (O M ’MBIA.CONN. gives a small girl the starched.' Me# fifBoek—r e i»—renitry— . . 27'-i Irving Trust .., ' l.orated on 4'onn. Route n-^Jonsll|ian Trumbull Highway) .. 28'j fresh aimpllcUy that’s one o f the \ rblrlaa .about MldwHV Between llnrlford and Norwich Manhattan ---- f>ogp—Hirda^Peta ...... t . . 38'i Manufact. Trust chief charms of, childhood. It’s Llva Stock—Vehurlea ...... Stuart J. Wasley SATl RDAY. MAY 2.5. 1940. STARTING PR0M1»TLY . . 38 extremely simple, but Just-exactly-^ Poultry and .Suppliee ...... N Y Trust right! If you’re a beginner at .a*. Real Estate and Insurance .AT9 .A. M.. D .S.T. . . 4 ' Public National —H#t»—Poultry—Stock AUCTION aewiijg. this is a jgood pattern to Far «ale—MUrellaneapa State Tlieater Hiilldlng And ( onllnuing I'niil All Is MoW. Sale Will UndonMedly I,ast .. 7’ , Title Guarantee Arttclea For S a le ...... 4 ft Kilo Ihe Evening. v Sat.. May 25, 10:30;. A. 3», M. •tart with (remember the number.' Boaia and Accee»oriea ...... Tel. 0618 - 7146 Any Time! V 8 T r u s t...... 8660), because tt'a so easy to . V -vJ Building HateriaU ...... 4 I (Sale Rain nr Shine In.Our Tented .Auellnn Arena) At Krienler’n, Canlon. . 42 ^lamcflda —Watrhea—Jewelry 41 .: 204. make. Step-by-step sew chart in­ Contents tif Old Fashioned Country Store cluded. AppU*"-**— A Fine Coilerttan of Early2' - To Make Trip Fuel anVvFaafi...... ** A - About 85 RIFI.ES. SHOTGUNS and REVOLVERS of varioua .. 48 ‘ Pattern No. 8660 is daalgned for Oarfiaii—lOkrm—Da rr proflueta M .makes and calibres, assorted lot o f ammunition, old style plate Olasa. some Cepper Isutre, . . 27'4 olea 4. 6. 8, l 6 and l2 yaam Sixe Hot|ae^old ^Si^* ...... • * M cameras. Ashing e^julflmeji^, over 200 watches of dlverslfled makes Oval Frames. Boston Bocker. To West Coast BVNCAM«V«CC.«lC. HkCli1n«rv anffSTofi* ...... I S 6 requires 3U yards o f S5-tnch ^ T. M. Mc V. •* r*r. y iX snd types, assortment of rings some 14 csrat. other jewelry items, Illirbrock Cfcairs, Stands, Ta- materia] for frock ^and panUes; Mualcal fn*trunv hles. .Beds, Bnreans. . Stamps.. 90 Offlea and Store K>«^U at tha Siorfv ...... Books, on Palnlhigs. ;. 28»i Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Lord of For Sale etc.,' Other atoek includes, some canned gcK>ds, glovea. writing For a Pattern of thle attractive SCORCUY SMITH W h ite H ope BY JOHN C TKKRl Waartfig Apparel—Pura . . . . v t>aper. Ice skates, some tobacco, pipes, etc*., also show cases, .. 22'. Center street, who had planned to W»ptf4—-To B uy ...... '*••• H. L. WELCH, Ancttaneer... 19', model send 15^ In Ootn. Tour f t " ---* ------^ — -Modern seven-ruom house scales, etc. , leave Manchester last Saturday on .. 34'. an autombblla trip to the West Name. Addreee, Style. Number ITS MawcT’w e ^ t t ' ' fiMtaaraata with sunporch and 2-car SOME AN’TlQUE-tJTEMS: Several chests bf drawers, blanket and Slxe to T h e Evening H e r a ld .^ r wr s m ! -m (ZDK whtie o r M e v ii^ ncu i&CtiS'Ww/t^m m i.pt kvcn so,] BoOBEia‘Without Cf'ard .•••«#•• chests, music boxes, ^ w pewter pieces. 4 (coster beds, old loom, ... 3S (joaot, but postponed their trip be­ K GONtflS B I& aH l M i K only 9 / 'nEONETMF/OirrzOICa’.. PBtHAPS L MiO/ BWiftlWIDMMTONC*.' ------Bparfiara Wanted garage. Newly painted inr , . . IP cause o f the aerioua illness of Mrs. Today's Pattern Service. lOS-TQi” ~ } iw n ir CauRtry Bf^ard*—fiteorta mantel clocks, and other Iritereating items such as; Ekiison grapho- Ave.. New York, N. T. she know# t m WINflB C TO W ? side a^d outside. .. . lOa. Lord’s mother. Mrs. Emma 8. Maar HoUla^Re*rauranta ...... phones and records,, coffee mill, large bellows for blacksmith shop, Sew what ? Sew the lovely Waatad—•Rouraa^Bt-a/d ...... 2 open aurreya. few. old book*, wanning pans, etc. . . .>13 Un of W’llllmanUc, will start the Baal Ifialata Far Ba*t I h located in M.TnchesIrr H. A. STEPHENS. . 1 8 ', tfip Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. t«Td clothes you'll Snd designs fo r In AMMiaata. Plata. Tanamaatfi LARGE QUANTITY OE USED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; our nsw Summer Fashion Bank; ' Green section. Beds, chairs, stands, rte. Suitable for the summer camp or cot- AT JOE’S OABAOE---- to have been married 25 years this BStaaas Laaatiena tar Hast •• 88 onk Street TeL SIM Just out and full o f thrills for . - f t . - 5 - . Haaaaa Far Rant ...... tag.e. ... • '. month and the trip was planned as •nbarkaa For R an t...... M'ith reasonable down llndaoe Sabw and Service. .. 16S part of the observance of the clever gals who like to wield FARM TOOI-S: Avery tractor (oldi, single low down wagon, shears and needle. Not that you S o w a r Bomaa For Rent plows, cultivators, bee hives and equipment. 2 saw rigs, 1923 Buick ... 2S event. Mrs. Lord's mother died Wantad ta Rent ...... J^*** payment, mortgage will be 1988 5'ord 8-81 Sedan...... $425 need to be so clever at It. either. with pickup b ^ y , bench tools, some paint, etc. . . , 4 '- eartv thta week and was buried in r Baal Batata Par tala taken for the balance. 1886 PlyoKMth Sedae...... $215 The otep-by-otep sew chart, in.- r’ j^BOftMaot BuHdlnF 7er Sata m ' JOHN CLARKE. Chestnut Hill. Conn., Extr. . .. 16S Willlmantic yeaterday. BMlaadfi Preparip for Bala ••• Auclionciers’ Notice; The late Mr. Loomis conducted this atore 195$ Orahnni Sedan ...... $215.;. 27'. Mr. and Mrs. Lord h A every­ duded with each pattem make* I the making very easy! • Faraaa dBd Land tar Bala a#*#* for the past 25 years and prior io that ran a jewelry and aporting t$$5 PotiUae Coneh-----. ..-- 28S.$250 thing packed for the trip and Mm. WM ■Mtaa tar Bala ...... M*nche«tpr BuiliUng ^ tte ra . 18e Pattem Book. ISc Lau far Bala ..y » « ...... goods store Ih Saranac Lake, N. Y, Many of these Items date l$ l* TerrapIniM M a n. ..----- 34,$215 Lord had secured a leave of ab­ Baaaft FaeBarty tar Bala...... back to tha earlier dayw. Caterer in attendance. ' ’ ... 4'|. sence. As a result of the death Onti Pattem and Pattem Book or­ t$$$ DeSoU Sedan...... $45 dered together, 2Sc. BoBertBS BaU ...... & Loan .\Morialiuii .. lO S !tbey have decided to carry out Baal Bauta tor CaekaaBO •••• ROBERT .M. REID & SONS. Auctioneers l$2t Penttee Sedan ...... $55 Waaiad-^Baal f atato .. - ...... 955 Main Street ... 6 '. ; their plans, but will be called upon 261 .Main St. — Pbrnir StOS 8 Woadlawm SI. — Phnn; •■8211 l$5l riynsnutli Ceavertlftle... I4'4 $115 Ite make it one week leas than ta Manchieater Mgnr^ster, Conp- SpiiagfteM. Maas. ... .35Sl^'ptanand. R«Bd Renid Adrss C tS M itri .. . .16'a IM ms. T . . . 6 3 ■ ^ ■■■ ( ; . . . '8'4 -. I . . . 8 . .. 7S ... 8\ . ... 5'j, ... IP S ..... 32's :..> 3 4 I4 .....3 7 4S ___ 65 ___ 74 . . . . 42'4 . . . . I ' i ___ lO 'i ___ 15*4 . . . . 40 . . . . 48'4 ___ 36'i . . . . 14S ...... 82'4 . . . . 31S . . . . 4 VJtt'ftR A. PxR vacrt ' Dive RjR V SROONO,1 UNDER THE SAME BLUE SKY Mr. Smith—Your wlfsf used to VJMEBVf/ This quiet house of ours, this be^so nervous, now she doesn't peaceful strecK seem to show a sign of it. What The sunlight on my window, and did you do for her? the heat, ' ^ Mr. Brown—That was easy, the Of furnace fire, the sound Of doctor simply told her neryousne.as Mrs. Gcks4lp—Bo your daughter H n u M h n k l G immI* ! Summer Homes For Rent Lost antf Pound Aulomobilcs For Sale RepulrinR -L. frisndly feet. was a sign of ags. Is about {o m arry, b o you really feel Sh4 Is ready for the battle of 3 ROOMS UNCLAIMED COLUMBIA l a k e , new dtvelop- Betty Jameson Byrnes Says Lindbergh But over there ths turmoil and 1/)ST—1*ADIE$ wrist wstch, b»- 1P.TI AUBURN SUDAN, hester, LAWN MOWKKS repaired, sharp­ the pain. Wa nevsr' did wear tvening life?’ 4—— V f five good tires, new rings. Her- ened Called foi and delivered, FURNITURE ...... t $159 ment. Woodland Terrace, cottages I tWMn Myrtle and Orchard atreeu. Do you know what uneiaimed for rent and lots for aaie. Wm. A. And ravished faith that cannot clothss and never will, for ths rea? Mrs. C h atter—She should be. Reward. Call at « Orchard street KShi a t $95. Gibsons Garage. Tcl. hedge shears groiiml iOdgerton, On Game Again live again! son that we have no evening ^he's been In four engagements 5012 or 5191. ./ 875 Parker street Phone d2IK». furniture la? If not, uncifftmed Knofla. Tel. Manchester 4279 or Urges Wrong Attitude or Phone 6285. furniture is furniture which has 3737, Our breakfast coffee bubbling in clothss and never will havs. If already. >' . . "V those who wear them knew hoW LAWN MOW'EPS SHARPENED, been purchased by a customer, the pot, » REAL .BUY.S IN sedans, 1930 National C ham b-O ne -of uncomfortable they look, Xhey ONE TROLTBLE NOWADAYS Na,sh, 19.36 Nash, 10.35 Nash, 1938 .n;|Mtlred; shears, knives, etc. stored away 1n our warehouse, Waalilngtoh.'SfSy 23.—(A5—Sen-*- Turning to the aviator's atate- Our toest and bacon odorous u d ground, keys htled or diiplloaied; and then for some, reason or other Ke««rl Property For Sale 74 Tourney for ator Bymea (D., S. C.l, charged menU that there bad. b««n "hys- hot. wouldn't wear them, either. IS THAT SO MANY OF US DO f L G iahani. 1934 Denlge, 1034 Hup- NOT PUT SOLID FOUNDA­ ATTEXTION LADIE.'U — YOU ntoUlle, 1931 Chevrolet. Messier vacuum cleaners, cloclui, pliotio- cancelled. This m^ana In some cases Col. Charles A. Lindbergh last terlcal chatter of calamity and in* Our 9ttle cat that coraaa and asks COVENTRY LAKE—Waterfront for bread— Teacher—Junior, why do we TIONS UNDER OtTR AIR CAS­ haven’t a maid yet. You would i Nash, 10 Henderson. Phone 7268. graphs, etc.-, repaired, -^erhauled. that the deposit haa been forfeited, Park, 5 room cottage, completely Southern Title. night with advocating tbe ostrich- vaston” and that a ‘‘definite poll* o u t O U R WAY RY J. R W ILLIAMS UUR KUARDING HOUSE w riH Bralthwalte. .52 Pearl/street. t'.ua the- new buyer reajw, the like attitude for the American icy" a( defense.was needed, Byrnes Yet over there—oh. Ood, one won­ call EnglUh our mqUler tongue? TLES. THAT'S WHY THEY MAJOR HOOPLB lu.c to tultiiaui. then call Tlie | furnished, 4U electric, reaoonable. Junior—Because' 'mother uses It TOPPLE. Economy Cooking Service, 3317, I 1037 FORD COACH, 1937 Pontiac benefits of -the down deposit. people In the present International 'said: • ' i '• ders why M anchester 4950. Fort Worth, Tex., May 23- He should have known before: r 8ETTEB. OFF THAJsl A GUV MOVE--WHAT'S at j’our owii party. j ORDINARILY LXLST Y(dU $248 women's southern golf tournament The senator's radio speech was of his hysterical protest agaiosl THESE DAYS — VlIM TO ST34RT AN ACCOUNT.'— HM P-KAFF.' m a k e o u t a d e p o s it , Ho « i)p u t— ~ - - - - - ~ ^ co’nycrtlhle, J033 t.lievrolel sport Tel 4531 4.506. Snow Brothers, regarded os an adminlatniUon re- other people becoming hysterical rr IS TOO BAD FOR THE She—Now;^ that we're engaged, IM TH' F>eW--l PUT ALL DAY THAT GAWG -t-Eaay Terms Arranged KeaN^htate Fur Fachangc IB that followed closeat tlR form laid 1 THINK. THAT'S SUPPOSE! SHOULD ViSiT A MOMENT WITH, ^SLIP-vw HOPE IT'S h e r e’s «)(b r e 1 sedan. Cole Motors at The C>nter. 336 Summit. Friend -That new druggist cer­ MEN THAT THEIR WIVES dear, yoti'll "give me a ring, isron't IM THIS CEMEMT AMD STEEL t h e r e —You Save $89 ply to ooe by the aviator which about our .national defense pro- OVER WHY THERE'S SO t h e p r e s io e n t o f v o u r v a l u a b l e 6W; WILL EXCHANGE desirable lot down by past records, this —the tainly believes In tbe slogan. "Bay WON’T BELIEVE THEIR STOR­ you? GALLS'/, AW' I PASSW'T g o ' THE REAL LETTUCE, . WE GET. \ AutomobllM For Sale 4 I WANTED TO TUNE,, repair and — Fully Guarant'iicd u’ twenty-ninth—ought to-be In line called for an end to "hysterical gram, admitted that ‘We. need a TALKIN'ABOUT? MUCH INDIGESTION — Free Delivery- Free Storage ■ at Coventry Lake for a house chatter of calamity and Invasion" greater air force, a greater Aun.v It «1th flowers.” IES AS EASILY AS THEIR He —Yes, certainly, darling. (XJT AT NIGHT ER SUNDAYS WO,THAT WON'T BANK, BUT IT 16 A SMALL MATTER.'-*- NOT JU ST STAGE < BURIED INl 14»36 PONTIAC .SP:DAN. 1035 Ford regulate your piano or player to receive the trophy. m o t h e r s W IU * What’s your number? '■ LET'S GO OVER TORXSALE—CHEAP, Franklin FREE TRANSPORTATION TO tiallcr. Write Box G^ Herald. and said the course the govern- and a greater Navy,‘ and no- Joe—Why! FER FEAR t’LL SPEND A r o - T H E r R E BV THE WAV, I MAY DESIRE A TRiFLII [ C O P E S '-*- MA HA HA.^^ BUZZARD eodan, perfect condition. Musi br / sedan, 1033 Pontiac conch, 193.3 piano. Tcl Mnnchealcr ,5052. Big names of wonien's golf —^ TO THAT BUNCH-- A.ND FROM TH E STORE ment had been following ‘‘leads to where indicated in what respect, Friend—Well, he sent me a NICKEL AW' CAN'T MAKE MY TALKIN' POLITICS I HEAROAfaUY LOAN LATER TO ATTEND THE 'JUST MV LITTLE OF 75-CENTI seen to be «pprerinto bring you to the atore and take you Recalling that Lindbergh had Has Definite Policy A'. K Stocks National ehampion Betty Jame­ OUT a LIFE IS W OEK.SLEEP PLEASANT COW HAR-ROMPH.'y PRIVATELY OWNED 1037 Mud- back home. (2( Drive to the store accepted a decoralios from the presitlcnt Roosevelt, he, contio'^ .Y®-PFUij^E.sa AN' EAT--A GUY IN TH' PEW son of San Antonio, defending / ‘^Hrhe need of present-day Amert- VEESATlON WITH son ■ 6, black, radio, healer, low WANTED -.^CAPABLE girl for In your own car and we'll refund | Nazi government, Byrnes asked; ej. „ot only had a ‘ definite poluj .^GETS THAT, TXW'T HE ? MEALS general housework. Call 6514. the cost .Of your goaoliiic if your southern champion 'Marion Mlley ^ Is to consider the fMth, the mileage. Quick Kale $3I.3,0xingt6n, Ky„ Jane Cothran of When Mr. Lindbergh says ‘No of defense alrea.dy formulated" but . HAH- MORE-MORE.'/ piiichaae amounts to $1U or over. Ailnmx Kxp ...... 4’, dreams, the hopes, the fears of our .Mam alrcet after li. , Greenville. S. C., Dorothy Kirby of one wl.shca to attack us.’ is he au­ had stated it "time and again.” INSURE i3l Come by train or bus and we'll Air Hfdiic . . . . ,...... 38’h common people, ’niesb are the life w ith Atlanta. Ga.. Mrs. Frank Ooldth- thorized to speak for Hiller or "Why then does Mr. Lindbergh Help Wanleil—Mule M remit your fare If your purchase la Alaska J'un ...... 444 Gocrlng? blood of our democracy. While we \ r McKINNLY HKOTHKKS Alleghany ...... 9-18 waite of Forth Worth—All remain­ try to create the Imprtsaioo that •Auto ArcetiRtH'ieB— I’lrep 6 WANTED — ROUTE sniesmsn, $10 or more. “Can the American people, in tbe American people are being must give direct aid to some ex­ Real Estate ai,d Insuraner . Allied Ch(?m . . .‘i^i...... a4i’s ed In the middle of the big acram- tent. our biggest job is to help lakes armiiul . Manchester, niily ALBERT'H FURNITtlRF, CO. the light of recent history, accept rushed hastily and Impulsively In­ SOS Mala 8L Phiuie TIKE BARGAINS While they last Am t!an ...... J ...... 93 ble. them help themselves. willing worker apply, state iigc; Hartford Hlore—43 Allyii .St. tbe assurance of this young gentle­ to a national defense program?" 6(Mlxl6 U S. RiiVHl $8.70. nlwi Am Home I’fod ...... 4 S 'i Thus far there's not been an up­ I ex|>erleiiee, references. Write Box man that if we do not ash for Byrnes asked. ,^AVE $60 ON A piuZER Dual ..... set to BO much as shake a caddy's a . 'tV,iixl6 U. S. Ktiyiil $10.05 Many Am Had .St S ...... 5-14 Mother—Junior, 1 wish yoti’d 7 -^ Herald. .war, it will not come to us? • • • He' declared that England and i^jcr slr.rs at hargaiii prices. oven range, bakes with oil apd Am .Smell ...... eqiiilihriiim...... 3:1 "Did China aak for war? Did France had been lulled into a lesre better table manners. You'ip IliiiHiit-r's UakiHiiiJ street, gas. All white cast iron construcv Am T * T ...... The tournament still can follow M anchester . 80 ...... 14844 Csechoalovakia, Poland, Denmark, falae sense of security by intt e regular little pig at the table.. Manuhester. Open evenings. SilualionB W anted' tlon. Complete Installed only Am Tob B - ...... 74 form the remainder of the way lather (after a long, deep si­ $169.95. R egular price $220.0,5, a t even though tbe quarter-flnala Norway. Holland and Belgium ask expressing the same intematiMal EveninfE H erald „ F e m n le IK Am Wat Wka ...... 6 for war? No, not one of them did. philosophy which Lindbergh /Voic­ lence. wishing to further imprese Bensons Furniture, 713 Main St. Anaconda ...... 19'4 match In at least two Instances.' him)—Do you know what a pig ' CUfuiified Advertiaemenis Florii4lJ4— iMurBerlev l.Y Vet today these nations have been ed in his radio speech Sunday REFINED MIDDLE AGED wo­ Armour III ...... 4 ’, the stars In anybody's book. ,1e. Junior? Count »tn RietM^e MuttJi to m iinr .SALE wmrxjw: SIIADES-Flne wiped out and their men, women night. m Atchison ...... For instance Miss Cothran Junior—Tea, sir, its a hog’s lit­ fnillmU. numhera and ahhreviiiMoriR TRANSPLANTEJl tomato and man doslrirs housekeeping imsi- Holland shades, selling regularly 1 3 \ and children slaiigtitercd." "Fifth . columns are already Aviation Corp ...... 5 ^ claahea with MIsa Mlley and Mra. tle boy. •ach count ai • word «ml oomi>tiuner plantii, al8o,cahhage plants tlnn for small adult family. Uef- for 60 cents, now 39 cents, on Not QtwUHetr to Oflet Advice active in America,” Bymea con­ words Si in o norda. Mintmtim Baldwin C l ...... Goldthwalte plays Mias Kirby. at Uderman a, 504'p.grkcr street. erencei. C'all 8468. your rellera. Capitol Window m ; Lindbergh it no more quallfled tinued. “ And those who conscious­ la prira nr thrrr ttne« B A ...... In the two other matches there Cm# rNtan oer dAV for tranilrnt Shade Co., 46 t'apen street, H art­ 0 ...... 3'* to offer advice pn America's for­ ly retard the efforts of this gov­ THE MASTERS ads. FOR SALE - TRANSPLANTED Bendix ...... 27*4 were splendid chancea for upsets You have taught me laughter, ■filUHlinna W h o iih I — M a le |tW ford, Open evenings. eign policy, Byrnes asserted, "than ernment to provide for the defense KRootlfc Mnrek 17. IV37 and iiotted tomato planta, pep|ier Bclh .StI ...... 66 with Mrs. Page meeting Mra. Sam joyousness and light ^ T A e n w s C««lt ('hsriit ‘Wrong Way' Corrigan or any oth­ of the American people, are the an.1 egg plants. Also all kinds of Borden ...... 18. Israel of New Orleana and .Miss Hew tbe day Is rosy-wild, ' star- a ConStCUttv* l>a>S...| 7 oil' i cts CARPENTER WORK 60c hr., or USED KRIGIDAIRE, guaranteed, er aviator who may fly the A tlan­ fifth column's most effective fel­ n (!an Pac ...... •lameson cinahing with Miss Kay A -ACCOUNT 1 CORStCUttVS Ds^S..s| f CIS.)) ots annual flowering plants. Krause rontiacl, 20 yeara exiierlrncc. 6 eiililc feel poreelain lliiiah, very 2 S tic ocean." low travellers." y enthrilled the night. CkiBC (J. I.) ...... ------Pearson of Houatrm, Tex after 1 Dsy ...... ill ct» Ik cts Grcenboiisc, 621 Hartford Road. Moi tgagr_ money available. Work good condition. Bargain. Kemp'a 40 Maybe God can teach me j.q.wiuiAMi •~VYlTM^2S/ All brdsrs for trrtjiulsr inscritons ...... Tel 3700. Inc. 763 Main. Cerro Dc P ...... 24% Mias Jameson appeared to have you are gone Will bt chsrard st ihs on# (Ims rsts. guaranteed. Write Box B, Herald. THE SOUR. HOUR ff- iS l.twsj Chea A Oh ...... 31'4 tregalned the touch that sent her How to bear tbe blackened nlgbt ______W Spscls) rates for Inna farm 9 v r y FLOWER AND vegetable plants Mra. George Andrade of New day adearttsina atien upon >c.uuest. j FOR SALE -SMALL refrigerator, Chrysler ...... •'■'7', to the National championship last end the dreadful dawn. ready now. Also blue spriice, York, seeded second, and Migs .%d‘ oidcrrd hefors ths third or I.i\e .Slock— Vehicles 42 I In gooil eoiidltlon. Tel. 7847. Wm. fV>cn-ColR ...... 105 year. She played without an error Champ Victor fifth day will bs charged only rnr evergieen lre<-s. and rlrli loam. H. Felt, Wnpplng. Col Carbon ...... ,vestrrday to master par and take, Louise Raymond, Scarsdale, N. Y„ UUO'l^i ANU HER BUUUiKS Lovely PiMipIe BY BDGAK UAKI'IN. ths actual numlter of timeA the ad 1 ...... 72 seeded third/ The most disillusioned man in Always open Inrludliig Himdayn. FOR SALE AGED horsof* gixid Col Giia A F,l ...... 4% out .Mrs. E. R. Hury of San An-, tbe world Is the candidate for of­ appaared. charging ai ihe raie earn' i The Day's Program (w a PKWEO OP Twas , k e e p ‘im ad but l|o allawanct or refunds car^ OVO Burnside Ave., East llartfuiR Worker, Inquire 160 K.iisl Middle Coml Inv Tr ...... 36’i tnnio 5 and 4. Mlaa Mlley had lit-1 fice who really believes that more OKAY. IWWf , 111 Net Event Men'# singles-;SteeIe vs. (?utisr, aiatwx bEM im we liooiEt t il l w a POMV4- IT ba mads on ais tima ada atnpned Rhone 8-3091. Turnpike. Mtkrk Hewitt. .Machinery and lonls ..12 ComI .Solv ...... than 30 per cent of the people wrho after the Afth day...... 8*4 tie trouble defeating Mra. F. C. | Freedman vs. Buxby. NEe'OaO,CM>>4 - • ancm or- LfcT'fc ■ Na **tfTI forbids"; diaplay lines not > USED MANURE -spreader, ■ corn Cons Rdia ...... 25 Rochon of Fort Worth 7 and 5. Women’s singles—Raymond vs. tell him they will vote for him will - B tit HE'a ACTWi' J I TKtM HE CAN GO aaiu.^ X I Cons Oil ...... 57, Mrs. Page won over Mrs. Kmtiy (]|iaunpcy S teele A nnex- really do so. liOWXA OQMaRY T / h o l l e r H\*» h «M 0«Y Taa fitraid not ba raaponaibia Movinir—TrurkinR—' Arlirlea Koi Sale 4.% planters, potato planters; -Ford- Andrade, Wheeler va Uncoln. 1?' t ______("ont Can ...... 34 '.J Rantnilolph of Dallaa 7 and 6. Mrs. ' m «■ • . sa, T. IX sm'ii'itlaif.'r S 1$ WcAO OFF l<> MO foe mors than oaa incorrect inaer- S liiruK e Bons $75.00 an^' Haven, who held out to a 9-7 PICTURES at Indlsns: have dee>t OF THE oBEAT EMOUdH TO *TAND MOLD A OOUD6E — MOtN*b VOU LIKE TO NOOK | Arat tnaertion of each ad otherwisa slieel, Marlow Bldg., Apt. No. 3. Aetna IJfe ...... 23'- set in their flrst encounter but Thomas Dannaher, chairman, of fha CHARGE RATE will by pollact- l>orll'nrd . . 10', the Democratic town committee, * orated several U. S. . stamps, KNIFE! I ROOERlMfA?^^''^ am' oo IT ' FOR OLD bull DAWSON? od. No responalbtllty for arrora m BARGAINS GAMIRE on Phllco Mont Ward .34 >. Aiitomohile ...... 32 fadecl to lose the second set, 6-2. haa called a meeting of the newly but the best known are the por* { I lO » . HEv r talapbonod ada wui bo aaaamad and and Emerson indlns. All models Nff-h-Krlv .3’, Conn. General ...... 24 Martin Buxby, also of New , ' V thatP aocuracy raonet ># gnaran- Apartmenlfl— Fliil* H artford F ire ...... 70' York,'se^beil second, will meet elected, committee to be held In traits of Pocahontas, on the S-cent i toad R E N T A l ^ on sale at big rediirlions Trade ( Nat P.lsc . 1 0 Jamestown Exposition stamp of BtJ!, AKIHUR A. tn your ol<) rndlo how at Hensons. T r n rn u - n is 1 H artford Stm. Boil . .53 Robert Freedman, also of the 5'sle the hearing room in the municipal 'V'' I imIc s of CUhsifleationB Nat Oi.'h Reg 1 0 1 , building tomorrow evening at 8;15 1907, and that of Hollow Horn XV 71.3 Main street. Nat Dalrv I National Fire ...... 49 'team; in the other quarter final I M rths ...... A F o r r e n t t h r e e rotup lur- 1 3 _ ] Phoenix ...... 71 when the committee will organize Bear, Brule Sioux, on the H-cent'! Eagscsaitnts ...... K' nishril npartnirnt. Avallablk. at Nat Distill ... I S '. match. KNOFLA ■X i Travelers- ...... 394- The winners In today's matches by electing a cbalrinan, secretary postage value above, released in r M srrlsgss ...... '...... C Real Ealalc lasurante ptiro. t.'all 8333 or 3737. NY Central . . 1 0 1 and treasurer. There appears to Deaths ...... D Garden— Farm — Dairy NY NH A H . Public I’tlllttes will meet Frank Froehling of 1923. Card at Thsaks ...... R 435 5iain SL I’boni 5441) 'l be no opposition to the reclection \ I’roductB N nr Am Co ...... 16"; Conn, I.J. and Pow.. 51 Chicago and John Mahoney of Hollow Horn Bear fought Paw* la Usnarlsn ...... T fVmn^ Pow...... 40 New York, seeded third and fourth of Mr. Dannaher aS cliairman and Last and Round ...... I Huuses-l''or Rent 9-Y Packard ...... 2 ’x necs a t IS, raided Union Pacific Anneanremnets ...... t FOR Xd E — transplanted TR Hartford ’’llec. Lt. .. .57 respectively, who blasted their the delegates that have been elect­ tetxv camps during the building tom atoI planta. i=Samuel. Burgess, Pat-am Pret ...... 4 'i ed to the state convention will V OeeaaBalB ...... I FOR RENT-SEVEN ROOM sin­ P enn\ RR ...... to*; Illuminating Sha ... 53 way to the semi-flnals yesterday. of the transcontinental railroad in Aaf#e*eail«e 116 Centerr atrireel. H nrtford Gaa...... 31 In the women's diviston, the back him for reelection as the rep- 1888. Ha Anally moved to the AutOBebles for Sale ...... « FOR SAI.K gle, 67 Hctnlock street, oil burn­ Phelps riodgc ...... 2 7 '. resentatlev of the Fourth Sena- Autofiiebllfs for Exrhuige I v : er. two- car garage. Call or tele­ Phil Pet ...... 28 a. New Eng. Tel. Co. 145 seedings workal out perfectly. Crow Agency at Xoeabtid, 8. D,, f-rt I UnRenal Elrctrie Range, 4 Western Mass...... Mias Oracyn Wheeler, of Santa toriU District to the State Cen­ XliU- Auie Aceereorlee—TIrra S H n u seh o M . GiMalff phone Manchealer 3,501 after 6 p. -Pub Sve ^ fj ...... ; ...... 34 24'» became a polleo oAcar lliert. ABla Rapslrlns—Palming 7 burners and elretrk'ally rnn- Industrial Monica. Cal., seeded flrst, will tral committee when that conven­ Hollow Horn Baar was notad Aute Beheols ...... T-A Radio .... -\- 4 'i tion la held. trolled oven. PrU-e $35.00. FOR SALfE-— VICTRpLA with Acme W ire ...... meet Miss Emily Lincoln. Massa­ for his oratory. When U. 8. Army Aut«e—Ship br Truck ...... s Reading 10», chusetts women's champion, who ALLBY OUP Oop In Going To Have To Prove It BY V. T. HAMLir^^ Autee—For Hire ...... » drawer, and 50 records, table Rem Rand ...... Am. Hardware , . officers came to the Crow agency* Gbragee—Service—storese ... to APPLY 5IRS. t'0\VI.K.S 6 '. Arrow H and H^ com eliminated Mias Argyle Rice of GolfeFs AUbI r * 4 375 P ark er S tire t lamp, small hall rack, ^ 1 2 filler Republic StI ...... 34'i to talk treaty in-1889, the Indiana Motorcyelee—.Blcrclra ...... It Keatl Herald Ailvs. Bristol Brass ...... Wmt Hartford, defending Connec­ BUT, STBAMOELY WELLf IF IT AINTT AflYOC WHY TIW LOW -ne^ .Wanted Auioe—Jiotorcjrcira ... It rug. Telephone 5086. Re.v Tob B '...... 35 S, Norman, Okla., May 23— f^ — picked Hollow Horn Bear to rtp* BNOtk3H/iNV/ESTIIGATION FNCWED RAWOeCAEf Uaelaeee aad Prefeaalaaal Servlrra Billinga gnd Spencer. ticut champion, 6-4. 2-6, 6-2, to SHOWED THAT THEHB OMK WA&ME riSWr- i w f •Safewav .'ut(*h C'tilonUil rooni»»9 o*k floor*, Std Brands' ...... fl'x oil." UvHAr'lDU) Moving—Trucking —Storage . 10 New Brit. Mch., com. • BBCAPE X th ia jE/V Bubllo PaBBenarr Servlca ...... tS - \ ntoluii .lllr Imlli «nd jihtiwrr, tllr lavatory Brat floor; porch. Std Oil Cal> ...... lO S OMAMAOOAJI FOR SALE Std Oil NJ ...... 3 2 'i North and Judd . ■ ■ ■ Painting—Paparing ...... r ^ ;... st oncH*ar Bfiranc, toB ethrr n llh about S aerra of fertile land. Peck. Stow A W ll.... ItXINBHVILLB FUl^KM BY FXINrAINR FOX WITH THC1HAOIC Profaeitonal Sarvicra It I'roperty In yo^ liYcatlon, I mile from M anrheater (IrBen. An Tex- Corp ...... 34 44 Daily Pattern BEL-TICSLEWA Small Cnltagr In Rollon — On Raphtring ...... is opportunity to ll\e In a auhurhan aectlon and aUtI enjoy alf city Timken Ron B .37 Russel H fg. Co., new RBAR.TIRE_Oin N7D Tailoring—Dyeing—».Mrtrlng .. 1* the Third l-ake. Lot 30x‘3'f5 It. Scovtl Mfg. Ck>...... Toilet flood.B and Srfvira ...... le running from hlghwav to lake. c4>n\fnlencea. Price la right. $6«\00. Terroa.' Transamerica GRACE SHOT THE Wanted-RuKirieBB Service . . . . IS Itn Carbide:;.-...... 65 ailex CO. ..; ...... P attern 8880 MtCKEY ( HIMSCLF) M ^U IRC O PSV ejO S1ATION Kdaraifnaal Union P ac ...... 74 atanley Works ...... WAGON. OOAdlNISTD Courser and ClaiBrx ...... 11 -pi $500 U nit AIre ...... 42'4 do...pfd ...... The pretty play frock slips on RBSTACr THE Private -ttreirurtlahi ...... M D^cKlNNET BROTHERS Torrington ...... so easily, buttoned on a slant in BorroM'OWA Dancing ...... ,,..IS-A Unit (?orp ...... ■I’l ROCKY DRAM/ Muelcai—liramatic : ...... 10 On f'oventry Lake—A i-Room .505 MAIN STREr,T MA.NCIIERTER; CONN.. Unit Gas Imp ...... lO 'i Veedfr-Root ...... front, the lap-over held firmly in- Wanted—Inalrucili.ne ...... SO Cottage; llr^laee; all fu^lshed, TELErilONE 6060 US Rubber ...... 1 5 4 New York Banks place by back-tied sash belts. De­ k Fiaaarlal Bank of New York sign No. 8660 is very becoming to Bonds—Slocka—Mi.rinagea 11 Mlth' eleetrll- lee b«»x, eleelrtc US Sfbelt ...... 40 Businr.ta Opportunitlra ...... IS US Steel ...... 43'4 Bankers T rust ----- little girls and bigger onn, too. KKBCkJLlilS AND fflB FRIENDS The Supreme Effort BY MERRILL KLUBSER * Money to le.an . - ...... >> Priee— Vlek Chem \ ...... 36’e Central Hanover . ’ 'sith Its heart-shaped neckline, full Help and Mlaallaae $1800 skirt that flirts and ripples as one Wfst Union ...... 14 4 Chase ...... g elp W'aiiled—Female ...... Sfc Chemical ...... walks, and' snug bodice. It's not 1D OOMBINW N bo tOOM v Meuo.LAito. 1 Guess YOU A N D 8VCR.Y y ^ U .> YOU'LL HAYW elp Wanted—Mala ...... s» Went El & Mfg ...... 82'4 . AND SrOKTB . 00AO4, UKB A SMOr- U e u o . Balesaien Wasted ...... <•■** A Small Farms In Rollon and Cov­ EXECUTOR'S AUCTION—ESTATE OF F. W. LOOMIS a t y ...... only easy to make but also easy . ywauNTT FOOUME u a s r NiiaMt’ TIm B L 3bSS *90 LCARN 3 b U K l (W hose Entire F-sUle Is l-eft To the New York Tribune W oolwqrth ...... 31H iYBB WIN A .LerTtR f PurriR T5 AAB HILDA/-.J A a o t/r t h a t m oN HBR. A WHOLT LOT . Help Wanted—Male or Femele 17 entry—^starting 4 C^mtinental .... to Iron, becauoe you con spread it. •— L8t6 see Agenta Wanted ...... I'-A Fresh Air Fund) Elec Bond A Sh iCNirb) out flat on the board. BAU. W U. a r m * , th an t h a t / Bltuatlooa -Warned—F*.male ... « From — $2500 com Exchange . IWHAT 5*50 AT ms LATE STORE. CHESTNUT HIU,. TOWN OF First National In gingham, percale, calico orj CAN D O / Be FOR . Bltuatlone’ Wantbd—Male is MDO/ eesN Employment Aaenciea 4« COLUMBIA.CONN. Guarahty Trust batiste, with edging of ricrac, lt| p eer, M vf.gtnek—Pe«a—PeeHry— ‘ l.nraled on < «nn. Route 83 (Jonathan TrimM I IHghwny) Irving Trust .. gives a small girl the starched, FOUR , *' «ebirlaa fresh simplicity that's one of tbe r Sogp-^Hirile—Pma ...... *l .AlWiiit MIdwav Between Hnrtford nho Norwich Manhattan ... iNCHes/ Live Block—'ehir'lee ...... ,<1 Stuart J. Wa$ley SATURDAY. MAY ’25. 1940. STARTING PROMITLY ManufacL Trust chief charms of childhood. It's. Poultry .And bupptiee ...... 41 Real Estate aiid Insurance N Y T rust .... .extremely aimple, but lust exactly i r- 4 Wanted —Pels—Poultry—Piork «« , AT 9 A. M-. D. S. T. right! If you're a beglnaer at P ar Sale—Mleretlsaraas Slate Theater Riiilding AUCTION Public NaUonal lAnd Ciinitnuing I niil All is Sold. Rale Will Cndoobtedly IjisI Articlee For Sale ... '...... Sat.. May 25. 10:30 A. M. Title Guarimtee aewlng, this is a good pattern to M Boats and Aceesaoriea. . ** Tel. 6648 - 3146 Any Time! I . Into Ihe Evening. U 8 T r u s t ...... start 'fflth (remember the number. Building MairrialB ...... I (Sale Rain or shine In Our Tented Aurllon Arena) 8680), because It'a so easy to Diamonds —W'aichea—Jawciry <1 At Kriester's, Canton Electrtral AppHan'ea—hadln. • Contentsj^of Old Fashioned Country Store make. Step-by-step sew chart in­ Fuel and Faad . . . . 49- .k ' About 8.5 RIFI,ES. SHOTGU.’^^'and REVOLVERS of various A Fine Colleelloii nf Early To Make Trip cluded. Oardtn—Farm—Ds'ry Products »o makes and .calibres, assorted lot of ammunition, old style plate Glass, some , Copper Lustre, Pattern No. 8680 is deolgned for Hoi|Schold rinodi ...... •! sies 4, 8, 8, 10 and 12 yaars. Biaa ST MU Mmes. OK. Maubincrv and T o 'lt ...... 41 canicras.' Ashing equipment, over 200 watches of dlversifled makes Oval Frames, Boston Rocker, To West Coast j j i t M. MO. V. a n r . Off, y Huateal Inutrumemi ...... H and t.V|ies. asaortmenl of nngs some 14 carat, other jewelry items, llilrlicnck Chairs. Stands, Ta­ 6 requires 3V4 yards of SS^inch Office end Store f.'uo’rment . . . m •ninny clocks, old fashioned jeweler's bench and equipment, etc., hirs. .Beds. Bureaus, Stamps. material for frock and pantiea; Bpaglgle o' the Stnrra ...... 44 Bonks, on ralnlings. . 5*4 yards braid. > Wearing Apparel—Pure ...... »1 For Sale etc. Other stock includes, some canned goods, gloves, writing ' Mr. and Mrs. Henfy Lord of SCORCUY SMITH White Hope BY JOHN C TKRRl W anted—To Biy ps|>er, Ice skates, some tobacco, plpci. etc.; also show cases, j Center atreet. who had planned to Fo^a Pattern of this attractlva '-O Modern seven-room house H. L. WELCH, Auettoneer. model send ISc In Obtn. Tour fcsles. etc. ; leave Manchester last Saturday on 'r r s Reataeraata with sunporch and 2-rar SOME ANTIQUE I'PEMS: Several chests,of drawers, blanket ;an automobile trip to the West Naihe. Addreaa, Style, Number ^ITIS USElC5S. phoncs and records, coffee mill, large bellows for blacksmith shop, Lord's mother. Mr#. Emma 8. Mas- Ave.. New York. N. T. • Wgated—Booraa—Board ...... •• 2 open surrevB, few old books, warming pans. etc. Sew what ? Sew the lovely Real Ealata Par Real Is located in Manrhesirr H. A. STEPHENS Un of WUllmanUc, will start the ApAftmaatA Flata. Tenemepta Jl l-ARGE QUiyNTITY OF USISD HOUSEHOLD FUR.VITURE: trip Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Lord clothes you'll 8nd dealgus fbr in Spainaaa Leeatlens far Rapt .. *4 Green section. Beds, chairs, stands, etc Suitable for the summer ramp or cotr AT JOE’S OARAGE have been married 25 years this our new Susssmt Fashion Bei^ *•7 4,-a^i'#;- H aaeee ffor Rent ...... as tage. S3 O ak S treet Tel. 8129 month and tho trip was planned aa Just out aad fun of thrills for ■nhnrbaa For Rent •• With reasonable down lladsoa Sales aad Serv ice .//W Bnmmer Bomaa For R ent...... FARM TOOI-S: .Avery tractor (old), single low-down wagon, part of the obaervance a t the clever gals who like to wield Waatad ta Rent ...... •• paynyent, mortjtaKe will l>e plows.,cultivators, hre hives and equipment, 2 saw rigs, 1923 Buick 1938 Ford 8-81 S e d a a ...... 8423 event. Ura. Lord's mother died shears and needle. Not that vou Real Saiafa Par tala taken for the balance. with pickup body, bench tools, some paint, etc. 1936 riyoKMith Sedaa .... 8233 earlv this week and was buried In need to be so clever st it. either. AffartaMai Balldlag far Bala — 4* JOHN CLARKE. Chestnut Hill. Conn., Extr; The step-by-step sew c h a r t In- i Baalaeae Preparty for Sale JJ $938 Graham Sedaa...... $233 Winimantic yesterday. Fanna and Land tar Bala ..... it Auctioneers' Notice; The late Mr. Loomis conducted this store Mr. and Mrs. Lord hgd every­ eluded with caA pattem make-1 ■eaaaa ta r Bala ...... n : for the past 25 years and prior to that ran a jewelry and sporting 1933 Poatlac C o a r h ...... 8230 thing packed for the trip and Mrs. the making very easy! * V (sr~Uals .. MancheRter BuiliH^ goods store in Saranac Lake. N. Y. Many of t)Mse items <^te ~ far Bala ...... 1« 1938 Tettapiaae Sedan ... .8235 'Lord had secured a leave a t ab> Pattern. 18c Pattem Book. 18c A & Loiin -Vasociatioii back to the earlier da>-s. Caterer in attendance. 1880 DeSoU S e d a a ...... 8*8 'sence. As a result of the death ' One Pattem and Pattem Book or­ dered together, 28c. (or CaehaaffS KORERT M. REID & SONS. Auctionceni 1929 Poatlae Sedaa ...... 883 'they have decided to carry out '4raats6'>R*« s a l C stat...... their plahs. but wUl be called iq>0o 4laM.-a