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(FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. VOL. U ., NO. 185. idM iilled Advertisliis oo Psgj 12.). ACCORD NO NEARER Chicago’s Public Enemy No. 1, Prison-bound FREE ALL AMERICANS AMONG DEMOCRATS IN HONOLULU MURDER Smith Followers In State'VERSAILLES PACT Commons in Uproar Sentenced To Ten Years In Gather Bot Name No Can-1 BLAMED FOR WOES Surprise Court Session didate For Chairman F or; — Over Allegiance Oath They Are Immediately Ex-Crown Prince of Germany Coming Parley. London, May 5.—(AP)—The ..the British government could not Granted Conmnitation of House of Commons worked its e lf' for the present do more than call Asks Americans To Try into an upro' over the Irish ques attention to the violation of the Sentence To One flour By By AflMNteted Pretn tion today when Cieottrey Mander, treaty of 1921 Involved In the Free National Liberal from Wolverhamp State’s unilateral action. A |;mtbeiiDg of Democrats, most And Understand Comitry. ton, asked the secretary for domin The question was framed thus: Is Governor— Move For Out of them delegate* to the party'* ions whether the government would the government prepared to submit state convention in Hartford May submit the oath o. a’l^iance to a the oath of allegiance in dispute be (Ckjpyright 1932 by A. P.) right Pardon Pressed— To 16 and 17, and all aupporter* of the judicial tribunal. tween Great Britain and the Irish Free State to an appropriate judi movement to *end a delegation to When the National Uberal first Berlin, May 5— (AP) —Friederich tried to submit bis question, he was cial tribunal? Also Drop Retrial of Men Chicago favoring former Governor Wilhelm von Hohenzollem, Ger bowled down and intense excite Alfred B. Smith for the pre*idcncy, many’s former crown prince, in the ment prevailed until the Laborites President Eamon de Valera of la*t night, at the Union League first interview he has granted since protested to the Speaker against the Irish Free State has submitted Accused of Assaulting the behavior of a large part ^ the a bill to the Dali Elreann which aub in New Haven, began the task his return from exile in 1923, issued House. would abolish the oath to the of preparing a convention program. mi animated appeal to the American When calm had been restored and Crown as contained in the Anglo- Mrs. Massie. There were about 125 present, people today to “ imderstand” <3er- the question had finally been put, Irish treaty creating the Free State. guests of Mayor John W, Murphy many. J. H. Thomas, the secretary for The measure has passed two «l»o head* the New Haven delega Tomorrow is the crown prince’s dominions, replied that Ireland bad readings and will, come up for the Honolulu, May 5.—(AP)— A tion to the State convention. Every fiftieth birthday. not asked for consultations and that third reading next Wednesday. move for an outright pardon for part of the State and every S ^ His face hardened and his voice Mrs. Granville Fortescue and three torial district save the 29th (Wind became vibnmt as be turned the ham) where the delegate* were hav conversation to the subject nearest "You’d think MussoUnl was passin’ through," observed .Wphone (Scarf ace Al) naval men convicted of^ lynching ing their own meeting, was repre bis hemt, the condition of Gremany, throngs fought to get glimpse of the gang lord, as you see him here, cn route to the train which bore l»m to Joseph Kahahawal was pressed to sented. , 'When you ask me to make a the Federal penitentiary at Atlanta. Capone (second from left in foregr^d) NO TIME TO RELAX BORAH DISCUSSES day after the quartet had fully sat The gathering received report* statement" be said "I cannot avoid Marshal William G. 'Thompson, at his right, and U. S. Marshal Henry C W. isfied the law by spending one hour from every Senatorial and C w ^es- bitting straight from the shoulder chieftain, on his way to begin serving an 11-year term for Relation of the income in custody of the territorial high sional district. It was sUtcd after and telling you what is at stake in to Vito Moricl, an accused auto thief, who is visible here between Capone and Marshal Laubenheimer. ward that these were fall of encour NOW, SAYS JUSTICE ECONOMIC PROGRAM sheriff. my fatherland today. Sentenced yesterday in a surprise agement for the Old Guard organ- Appalling Misery izatlon which supports the Smith court session to ten year* in prison 1 cannot close my eyes to our HAY, 2 WHITE HORSES, for manslaughter, they were imme movement. appalling misery, to the evidences 2 BED HEADED GIRLS No SelecttOD Mr. H n ^ T d k Lawyers Restore Silver, Disarm and diately granted a commutation of of progressive distruction which sentence to one hour by Governor It was stated by authority that day after day, with merciless fate DETECTIVES DISCOVER the meeting did not discuss the ma^ An old-time gag came to Lawrence M. Judd. fulness, victimizes both small and town today—and proved as good That Disconragenient Settle War Debts Qoes- With the case closed, the New ter of permanent chairmanship of large economic imdrestandings, the state convention and no name as forty years ago. “When you York society woman was expected built up and developed through to leave Hawaii soon to join her was mentioned which be of painstaking, tenacious BIG COUNTERFEIT PLOT see a load of bay drawn by a tion, lie TeHs the Senate. fered in opporitlon to that of Wil- y“ white horse,” ran the supersti Nerer Paid Omdends. author husband in the east. Her son- in-law Lieut Thomas H. Massie, liam C. "<3alms made about Germany’s tion, “look around and you’ll see a red-headed g^rl.” A load and two enlisted men, Albert O. lir*Rooi^lt- for the outbreak of the war Seize Two Million Dollars |AL CAPONE BEGINS of hay drawn by iwo white Washington, May 5 — (AP)—De Washington, May 5.—(AP )—A Jones and E. J. Lord, probably will horses stopped at Main and Bis- claring that “discouragement pays three-fold program for world eco be transferred to other posts. on the second day. ^ What about the thesis with sell streets this morning. Down no dividends,” Chief Justice Hughes nomic recovery, disarmament, set The governor’s order also ^ Last night’s conference of the Bissell came a little girl of 6, parently paved the way to dropping which the United States In 1917 en Worth of DnponlStock| PENITENTIARY LIFE today told the American Law In tlement of reparations, and restora Smith group was understood to tered the war against Germany — with bright auburn hair. Up tion of silver, was presented to the rie-trial of the four surviving men favor discussion with the New Guard stitute that this "is not a time for the thesis concerning the nece^ty Main and across Bissell stroUed Senate today by Senator Boras, (R., accused of assaulting Mrs. Thalia of the mechanic* of the convention Certificates and Arrest | — a young woman with hair of relaxing effort but for redoubling Massie last September. of fighting in behalf of the liberty of Idah o). to tbs and that a small nations? What a preposter sunset gold. Both before the i t ” Addressing a crowded Senate To Oear Records nsomlse may be reached v^ch will load of hay resumed its way. ous, fatal mistake! Fire; Watched For Months Just Another Prisoner “These are hard days,” he added, chamber, Bo.ah discussed world af- The commutation also saved tho avoid a long drawn out sdinion and ^ 0 You can’t beat the old-time Wilson’* 14 Points “but they are days in which it is fsdrs, stressing particularly the Navy me:' from having their aervios pofMiUy inharmonious debate on in- “What about the celebrated four gags. worth while to live and toU-sttnIng "gold mentality” which he said had recordf marzed by imprisonment ridmtal matters. Among 3,100; WQI Get No teen points of President Wilson New York, May 5.—(AP)—After days!” been In force since 1925. Captain Ward Wortman, Massie'a The confisrence will be sought which Germany accepted and whose commander said Fe i i- v k --f. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.THURSDAY, MAY 5.1988. PAGE TWO town. Mak« theaa men go to work LOCAL MEN RATTLE for charity, which they are getting BORAH DISCUSSES COLUMBIA DEDICATE HILISH OPEN FORUM and you will see that these people How Mr. *Ann Harding* will appreciate the good the town is BEER POEMS doing for them. This Unemployed ECONOMIC PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Porter have problem Is not only a local matter, Spends Time At Reno returned after spending two days at the home of their daughter, Mrs. CHURCH SUNDAY Editor The Herald, but is in all the states and one only (Conttnaed from Pogo One) Poieii of Tliiop. Dear Sir: has to see the papers of other towns Charleton Davenport of Shelboume Warden Fight In a recent Issue this poem which to see the circumstances in which agreement has failed. Tliey failed Falla, M an. Mrs. Doming of Willimantic Is Woods Fire Sncceaefiilly* I enclose or rather which I am they are. Manchester is very bard because there were Ih the confer quoting appeared. It seems Sena hit by the unemployed and if any caring for Mrs. Emily little. Edifice On Golway St. To Be ence those LtUl iidbued with the ’The heavy rain of Sunday, with Twelve Mancbeater men unfl tor Bingham is responsible for Its one denies this just let them go spirit that came out of the great publication. Now, sir, after a life the warm sun of the following days, the direction at Deputy‘fire > from house to house and ask If con war. den John Jensen aeinsted In fight _ Consecrated In Special time of observation I consider this ditions are what -hey should be in have made the grass very green and poem totally untrue, in fact Just the "The conference broke down and the spring flowers very beautiful. a serious fereit fire which bitM out this family. I know. I have seen those nations face the summer of in HasardvUle Tseterday, involving opposite from the truth. The poem them Sind have heard the most piti The large magnolia bush In front of Ceremonies. reads thus: 1932 in a condition distressing be the home of Deputy Sheriff Collins more than 100 acres of woodland ful cases that one would want to yond the power of human language before it waa controlled. QOM to Beer will balance the budget hear. It’s a shame to Manchester, Is a mass of white blossoms and at to express.” tracts very favorable comment. ISO men from a number of town* Beer will bring bacon and bread that conditions exist as they do in Beer will brighten the beggar Pausing to assert this “already The Tolland County Democratic assisted in checking the fire. The PoUeh National church on this town, and I hope that business Association held a meeting at the The Manchester men were sum Golway street 'll he dedicated Beer will bring him a bed. will soon be( “Just Around the Cor has bad Its effect” on world econo mic conditions, Borah then declar hall Monday evening, there being moned about 1 o'clock yesterday af next Sunday at 10 o’clock In the Beer will banish the bigot ner.” And until then I think that Bereft of balance and blind about 160 members present. The ternoon and it waa 1 o’clock this morning. There will be a procession our National Government must re ed: Beer will benefit body “It has always been foreshadowed principal speakers were Dr. Edward morning before they were back In of church dignitaries, many outside vise Tkriff Laws, Readjust Taxation, Dolan of Manchester, Labor Com their homes after .many houri of Beer ever befriended mankind. and Finance the Industries. Until that the Lausanne conference can g^ucsts and an out of town speaker Now, Sir, at the risk of being missioner Joseph M. Tone* and hard work. Warden Jensen’s crew then, we live from hand to mouth. not hope to succeed. for the occasion. , . . termed a bigot I submit a little State Chairman David A. Wilson. was assigned to the east side of Thamk yon, Mr. Editor. Rev. Bishop W. Gawrychowskl of poem of what I know beer heus act Turning to the gold problem, Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch of Colum Pine Point Lake and succeeded In PROBLEM. Chicopee. Mass., will perform the ually done: Borah asserted “there must be bia and Ernest Woodworth of checking the fire at that point. The service assisted by Rev. A. Kuzek Beer left the home without budget some relief from this gold men South Coventry were endorsed for men went to HasardvlUe in a ,of Wallingford. Pev. J. Solak of Beer left the home without bread tality.” membership In the State Central Cheney Brothers truck loaded with Westfield. Mass.. Rev. L. Wryeslen- Beer made the rich man a beggar He said the United States and Committee, and Mrs. Welch and 120 gallons of water, a three-man skl of Webster. Mass., and Rev. J. Beer made him pawn his own bed. G.A.R.OFnCERS France with a population of 170,- Archibald McNeil endorsed for mem pump and two smaller ones. Blask of Union City. Beer made him a chattering idiot 000,000 owned about 70 per cent of bership In the National Committee. At one time during the helghth Rev. Peter Latas. the committee Beer made him off balance and blind the world’s gold compared to the Raymond Cobb of Columbia, a of the blase the fire came within in charge and the parishioners in Beer will benefit nobody ARE INSTALLED 1,400,000,000 who hold the other 30 student at Windham High school in 600 feet of the cottage along the general. Invite the public to attend Beer’s been a curse to mankind. per cent. Willimantic, Is to be congratulated lake front but the fire-fighters re this dedication ceremonial. Respectfully submitted, “It is significant that the ab on having received an award for doubled their efforts and prevented JOHN LYONS, normal flow of gold into the United submitting the best essay from the further damage. The area burned 73 Hemlock Street. Meriden, May 6.— (A P )—The sec States and France'marked the be Windham High Vocational class In over is In the so-called Shaker Set WORKE^DISPUTE ENDS May 5, 1932. ond day of the 65th annual encamp ginning of the fall of commodity a nationwide contest. Raymond’s tlement where the new states prison essay was judged the best of the 28 ment of the Department of Connec prices and the liquidation of securi farm is located. Much of the good RELIEF PROBLEM ties. Deflation began then, is con submitted by the class, the judges timber waa saved. ticut, Grand Army of the Republic, being Francis Ryan, Instructor of Waterbury, May 5—(API—After tinuing and seems fair to go on. three week.s of dispute between which opened here yesterday is be Vocational training, and faculty Editor, The Herald: “It seems clear to me that the Master Builders and Journeymen, members of the English Depart In last Saturday’s issue of this ing devoted to business Including the fright which still obtains was en the building trades workers of this ment. His essay was entitled “A TWO REVOLVERS TAKEN newspaper there appeared an Open reading of annual reports and the gendered by this gold disturbance. city returned to work today under farmer who achieves" and gave a Forum letter writter by Mr. Rogers election and Installation of officers. a new wage scale. Masons and A fall in prices is like a glacier— description of what William Wolff IN STORE BREAK HERE He takes foi his topic this time, A t the veterans session held at the once started It sweeps all before it. of Columbia has done to place his bricklayers have accepted $10 a “Two Relief Plans." I hardly can day, a reduction from $13.25 under Winthrop Hotel this morning Past “ I don’t know how to pay the farm on a profitable bsisls. see where there is any relief to the gold indebtedness of the world so The following pupils of the Pine the agreement which expired April taxpayers in his letter, aiid If I may Department Commander James Thieves Enter F. T. Blish Hard 15. The new agreement stipulates long as the gold Is held by two street school had perfect attendance have the space in your paper for this Young assisted by Officer of the for the month of April—Laurens ware Store Through Win that the old scale, however, will nations. Debt must be paid either short answer, I would make a better Holbrook, Brownie Plesz, Bennie continue on work which was started Day George Tucker installed the fol in gold. In kind or In services, Here’s the way Harry Bannister Is spending his six weeks’ “vaca dow; Money Also Stolen. suggestion, to my mind, about the lowing officers who were elected: Plesr, Edward Pless, Mike Slrak, before April 15. Other Journeymen relief of the unemployed of this impossible Situation tion” ImReno, where he is marking time pending his suit for a divorce Paul Watkins, Catherine Ambrose, have accepted $1 an hour. This Department Commander, Louis L. 4rom Ann Harding. He Is taking o ne on the chin from 'nilie Herman A broken rear window in the T. town. First of all, let me say that Baaer of W. W, Perkins Post, New “While I am a believe^r in the Gertrude Holbrook, Wllhelmlna Hol T. Blish Hardware store led to an represents a compromise. They there is not one person in this town protective tariff, it is obvious that In the shot at upper right. The oth er plctiu^ speak for themselves. brook, Mary Sirak, Annie Zuryk. asked to keep the old scale of $10 a London; Senior vice commander, investigation yesterday and the who does not want reduction of our tariff will not permit payment Mary Zuryk. ^ day. The builders wished to pay Lyman C. Ccdl of Meriden Post, closure that two 32 caliber slx-shOt taxes. I think that the people here Meriden; Junior vice commander, E. In kind. There is no opportunity to By DAN THOMAS Mrs. Belle Brown who has been revolvers had been stolen from the $7. The $8 figure is a concession on are about taxed to the limit now. render payment by services. Nil A Service Writer spending the winter In Florida, both sides. N. Jarvis of Stamford; Surgeon Gen TWO ARE ELECTROCUTED firearms case and a small sum. of There Is only one way that I believe eral, William Sbingleton, Admiral “We are up against an impossible si>ent the past week at the home of money in the cash register was also A special dispute is expected to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Little, in taxing the people and that Is to Foot Post, New Haven; Chaplain, situation unless there can be a large Hollywood, May I—Waiting for a arise with the bricklaying sub-con- on her way to Maine tor the sum taken. The break was made some tax them for their property which Russell Van Duessen of Post No. 3, supply of money. divorce. BY “ SHORF IN RADIO tractor on the new post office build mer. Mrs. Little and Mrs. Brown time during the night Tuesday. they own, and tax the people who Bridgeport; Delegates, delegate-at- “England was forced off the gold There are quite a number of oc ing here. This is the only substan also pay rent In proportion to the went to Providence, R. I., for a few Access to the store was gained large Truman Parsons, Henry L. standard last September. Dire cupations in which one can Indulge tial contract now existing here, and rent they pay. I don’t think that But It Was Justifiable Murder days’ visit. by breaking a small section of the Langton, Charles L. Russell, George prophecies were heard before that in at Reno—but none seems as pop the contractor has said he feels it further taxation will relieve the un Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold glass near the window catch. Noth Lyon, Charles Guessner; adj.-quar occurred of what would happen. It Or Suicide Because Mice is an imposition for him to keep employed in the town, and I think ular as the old waiting game. Six spent the past week end with rela ing but the revolvers and a small paying $13.25 a day because the termaster Edward Abbott, Bridge is the only bright spot today on the Shouldn’t Be There. sum of money was molested. that there are one or two possible horizon. That great nation which weeks of waiting—then the divorce. tives in Jamaica, L. I. work began before April 15. He port; Delegate to national council of The town schools were closed ways to cut the expenses of the was committed to the gold standard But what does a man do during says the local contractors lost litt- town down to about $1,000 a week, administration, George Tucker of William Dalton, local repair ex Wednesday afternoon that the SWITZERLAND WINS tle or nothing by agreeing to the New Haven; committee on resolu since 1849 departed from It and it those six weeks? That is a question pert, received a call yesterday af DA7IS CUP MATCH. and that is to have the town em which has caused conciderable pon teachers might go to Coventry for a stipulation. tions, Henry J, Seeley, of Bridge is the only nation today that seems ternoon to repair a radio that failed ployees work only five hours a day dering in the back of my mind. So, teachers’ meeting. port.' to be on the road to .‘ecovery. to function properly. In Investlgat- The Ladles’ Aid Society held its Brussels, Belgium, May 5.— (AP) and five days a week. There is no All of that seems proof of . the Reno being only a few hours from reason why these men are being During the meeting of the Wom- nig the trouble he found tvm dead May meeting Wednesday afternoon —Switzerland today made a clean fact to me that there must be some Hollywood by plane, I decided to kept on the payroll all summer long, man’s Relief Corps held at the First mice to be the cause of the ^rouble. In the chapel with 27 ladles present. sweep of its Davis cup play with Personal Notices relief from this gold mentality.” find out. for there is hardly any work for Congregational Church, past Nation The mice had got inside of the cab A quilt was tied and other work Belgium, winning the two final sin “We are always being reminded,” Harry Bannister is there now them to do, and the only way to cut al president Edwin Foster, Boston inet and were electrocuted. A short done. Cake, cookies, and coffee gles matches. Victories in the dou Borah said, “ that our National expenses is from the highest payroll and National Inspector Ira R. Wild- waiting for the necessary time to circuit existed until the remains of were served. bles yesterday and the two singles wealth is $400,000,000,(X)0. The fact elapse so that he c^ln get his di CARD OF THANKS department. Surely, ' these men man of Danbury were Introduced. the mice were removed. Mrs. May Lyman Smith Is spend matches Tuesday sent the Swiss that we have this National wealth who have been given work all winter New officers thus far elected are vorce from Ann Harding, He de Ing a few days In Hartford at the team into the second round of the is positive proof the policies under We wish to express our heartfelt long can now afford to lay off a half President, Mrs. Mae C. Bassett of clines to discuss that subject—feels home of her brother, Qayton Ly European zone. which the National wealth Is being thanks to our relatives, friends and day a week, and keep the sheriff Admiral Foote Post, New Haven; that the joint statement given out man. In today’s play H. C. Fisher turn iielBlihors for kindness shown to us administered are unsound. away from the taxpayer, who is senior Vice President Mrs. Mabel Bo- by Ann and himself at the time of ed back Van Zuylen in straight sets, .Tt the time of the death of our “I do not believe we can restore their separation a short time ago is ABOUT TOWN father. We would especially thank helping to keep him on the payroll. dine of L. W. Steele, Torrlngton; 8-6, 6-1, 8-6 While C. F. Aeschliman all those who sent flowers, and those better conditions in this country by sufficient But he does get quite en- beat Iwiens 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Fisher In the next place may I say that Junior vice president, Mrs. Ida Hart, increasing taxes and providing HALE’S BABY FASHION who donated cars, those men with their families who thusisustic about Reno and the fun A meeting of the Senior Club of and Aeschliman also paired In the MR. AND MRt=. EDWARD SIN of Robert O. Tyler Post, Hartford. methods by which the people can are being gdven aid by the town, per he is having. the Girls Friendly Society of St. doubles yesterday to clinch the tie. NAMON. get larger and greater loans.” Mary’s church will be held In the MR. AND MRS. JOHN NOBLE. haps through the buying of food or He asserted the only policies pro SHOW DRAWS CROWD MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER the paying of rent, let them go to GIRL SCOUTS ELECT A man who is going to be there parish hall Monday evening at 8 NOBLE. posed, not only in this country but for only six weeks really hasn’t o’clock. ^ work for the town for the amount in foreign lands as well, are lo “In MR. AND MRS. THOMAS NOBL^ New London, May 5—-(AP) —The much choice. He can drink, gamble, About 500 Attend Affair Held MODERN AND OLD MR. AND MRS. HOWARD GRANT. that they are being paid by the crease taxes and provide larger following officers were elected at play golf and dance—oh, yes, the A well-baby clinic will be held to In Department Store Tester FASHIONED DANCE the annual meeting of the Connec loans to the people.” morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the city is overrim with good dancing Bun by Conroy A Kelly ticut Girl Scouts which was in ses He traced the silver problem back clinic building of the Manchester day Afternoon. to 1925 when he said the effort was partners. None of those pastimes sion here yesterday. Memorial hospital. At Lithuanian Hall started to force the gold standard particularly appealed to Harry, Chairman, Mrs. C. D. Perkins of however. So he decided to spend A crowd of 500 women and chil Golway St.* Manchester on silver using countries. The regular monthly business Hartford; vice chairman Mrs. OfE. his time getting in the very best dren attended Hale’s Juvenile Fash Began in India meeting of the Manchester City Lowell of Stamford; secretary Mrs. It began, he said, in India when physical condition preparatory to ion Show yesterday afternoon. The Thursday, May 5th club will be held tonight at nine H. D. Perkins of Hartford; treasur Great Britain began to establish, the the comeback he expects to stage as show was staged on the main floor Jimmy Connelly, Prompter o’clock in the club rooms on Oak er Mrs. J. A. Wilson of Meriden. gold standard there. soon as he can return to Hollywood. of Hale’s department store. The street. A £,upper wMl be served aft and His Members at large on the board of Borah recalled that Governor In order to get started off on the display of youngsters wear lasted directors were chosen as follows: er the business meeting. Merrymakers’ Orchestra Strong of the New York Federal right foot, Bannister engaged Tillie for over an hour and* proved to be Eastern district Mrs. J. Beveridge Reserve Board had advised against “ Kid" Herman, former well-known entertaining as well as helpful for Dancing from 9 to 1. Ik New ^ Lee of this city; Western district, this move and predicted it would fighter and erstwhile sparring part The annual meeting of the cor Admission Ladles 25o, Gents 60e the"^ mothers present in choosing Mrs. W. C. Beers of Danbury and ner of Jack Dempsey’s, to put him porators of the Manchester Memo have a bad effect on business and garments for the younger members Central, Mrs. J. F. Martin of Mid possibly the gold standard. through a stiff routine. rial hospital will be held Monday, dletown. Herman apparently took him at May 9, at eight in the evening at of the family. 'I cannot understand why It Balloons were given to every Refrigerator would be imsafe or unsound to re his word, too. No prizefight man the hospital. ager could be more exacting In his child present and Main street re store conditions as they were before sembled a circus parade after the 1925. It would not attack the demands than the Kid. At 7:30 Miss Catherine Foster of 333 Parsons’ Theatre large crowd had left Hale’s store. gold standard. every morning Harry is rousted out South Main street, will enter the May 5th Quality Groceries So successful was the exhibit that SensationI “We have vast wealth, but Rome of bed. At 7:15 he has breakfast Manchester Memorial hospital at 9 Arch Selywn Hale’s plan to have a similar show bad as mucfl wea!>. when It fell as consisting of a glass of orange o’clock tomorrow morning where Presents For Less when it was at the height of its JuieSw corn flakes and coffee. At 9 she will undergo an operation for each year during Baby Week. power. It was not poverty that o’clocK they hit the road, clad In chronic appendicitis. Miss Foster, Granulated Sugar, JANE COWL , caused her fall. It was a defect In ^avy sweatshirts, and do from who Is employed In the audit de A series of experiments has been 10 lb. clotii b a g ...... partment of the Travelers Insur 41c the administration of wealth. Kven to nine miles daily. started in Switzerland that will last “Cffilna has the greatest unde ance Company In Hartford, Is the Brown Sugar* Lunch, consisting of a bowl of 250 years. The experiments will de A THOUSAND 10 lbs. l o r ...... 41c veloped natural wealth In the world. soup and a glass of milk, comes at youngest daughter of Mi. and Mrs. It does not signify much to have termine movement of gteclers. Puritan Malt Syrup, 12:30, After lunch he drives from J. R. Foster. Her father is superin SUMMERS the most natural wealth when it is tendent of the Manchester Country c a n ...... the ranch into Reno where he and 39c not administered to bring about rea Herman spend an hour doing set Club golf course. The U. S. Bureau of Standards (With Franchot Tone) A Quality Macaroni, Spaghetti or sonable prosperity. ting up exercises, jumping rope and hag a pulling machine for testing Prices SOo, $1.00, OUIO. $$.0g Elbows, 4 lbs. fo r ------25c 'How are you going to restore punching the bag. On one of the streets leading off anchor chains that will exert a pull Seats Ns* Seinof. Product Campbell Pork and Beans, prosperity to the people of the Then they climb into the ring for Center street there was noticed a of 2,300,000 pounds. 4 cans for ...... 22c United States the Orient or the four rounds of fast boxing. That tin case this noon on which was world generally on the monetary finishes the day. pasted a white tag with the letters, Roll Bite, Pocono* or Tar- base we are now using? —yet only get Tobacco, 3 pkgs. for 25c printed In red reading: “Do Not “The Reconstruction Corporation Of course, there are variations to Take—Owner Near.” Nobody ap Maxwell House has the purpose to extend credit. keep him fresh. There’s a lot peared near, which recalls the In FRIDAY Coffee ...... 34c But what proposal is there which of hay to be pitched, wood to be cut scription written In school books of and Fancy Cut Beets, will reach out and have a tendency and cows to be milkeu. So far Ban a half century ago: “ Don’t touch this SATURDAY largest size can ...... 10c to restore the purchasing power of nister has taken a crack at each of book for fear of life, as the owner f . o . b * the masses?” these and enjoys them. Also he goes carries a big jack-knife.” STATE Calllomis Spinach, Borah charged that although the f a c t o r y largest size c a n ...... 15c horseback riding quite frequently. Senate last year unanimously re And when he becomes particularly Clifford C. Squires, John H. Long- Asparagus Tips, quested the President to call an in Easff Term» restless, he hops off for a flight In dike, William G .Cravifford and Sam A builder ot American youth—a No. 1 square can .*.... 26c ternational silver conference "the his airplane, which he brought up uel Burgess, were notified this morn Grape Nut Flakes, United States has made no real sin here in case he should tire of doing ing to appear before Judge Patrick famous coach—-discovers that the cere effort" to bring one about. Pkg...... 10c nothing. B. O’Sullivan, of the Superior Court, only quitter on his team is his son! Hershey Baking Chocolate, "And that’s the very trouble of of Hartford County, to be sworn in the situation,” he thundered. “The 1 -2 pound ...... 16c and serve as jmymen for the May He loses a championship, but he timidity of governments to take bold session of the Superior Court, civil Black Flag Fly Spray, of the question which Is sinking the PARTS IN WINGS side, as of May 10. In the selection makes a man! 1-2 pint can ...... 25c people into utter degradation. of these four men for jury duty It White Cherries, “There Isn’t a leading man in Eu NEARLY HALF OF relieves (Jeorge Strant, Lorenzo 8 O Z ...... 8c rope who doesn’t know that unless Bantley and Cil^arles Strickland, who Soap Flakes, armament is reduced the people will are finishing eight weeks as jurors. sink under the burden.” REFRIGERATOR Ib...... 9c AIRPLANE’S TOTAL J ACK HOLT Referring to an international sil Porcelain Interior .. . Flat Top . . . Heavy White Rose Creamery ver conference, Borah exclaimed, in “MAKER OF MEN” Butter, lb...... 24c “The Senator from Utah (Senator HOSPITAL NOTES Insulation... Multi*Powered... Extremely Smoot) says France and England Chicago. — (AP) — The wings, With Quiet.. Z'Elasto” Finish... 8 ^ Square Feet wouldn’t agree to it. seemingly the simplest structure of “I ask the Senator from Utah to an airplane. In reality are made up Adam Backus of Broad Brook Joan Marsh—Richard Cromwell of Shelf Area... Factory Guarantee. MAHIEU’S present the facts A^hlch show they of nearly half of the 153,000 parts was admitted yesterday. wouldn’t agree to It.” necessary to a complete modem tri- A daughter waa bom this morning Borah asserted that If the United motored air liner. to Rev. and Mrs. L. Theron French CO-FEATUMlt Small Down Payment—2 Years to Pay. of 462 North Main street. Mrs. GROCERY States “threw its influence behind a A count of parts in a trl-motor movement to give silver the same operated on a coast-to-coast route French Is the danghter jof Rev. 183 Spruce S t place it bad before 1925,” it would shows 140,000 parts exclusive of and Mrs. Marvin S. Stocking. MARIAN Hospital clinic patients admitted Model 345 Majestic— 5 cu. ft. be successful. motors. Of this number 85,485 “tVe have no leadership,” he parts are standard rivets, bolts, today were: Emma Andrulot, 68 Summer street; Adeline Perkins, 54 MARSH roared. screws and nuts. iB Delivered But there are 58,486 parts in this Pleasant street; Herbert Stevenson, plane that had to be made from orig 89 Union street and Robert Olson, $139o50 Shpe Repairing What are believed to be the old inal drawings, and all parts must 156 Maple street. “Beauty and est ostrich eggs in the world have have one or more Inspections Miss Margaret Robshaw of 16 been tueartbed during excavations though the rivets are tested In lots Huntington street and William De- See These New Models Now at Han of 75 Oak street were admitted the B oss” Men’s Soles .... 8 5 c at Maadl, suburb of C^ro, Egypt, by dipping in a solution which ’They are said to be more than fifty causes them to turn black If of the today. The latter Is ill with pneu The eomaMif •tory of a Ladl3s’ and centuries old. required duralumin alloy. monia. Uttle ohqiNdi monoe who Last TimcK Today Children .. ... 6 5 c Mrs. Burton Pearl and Infant son went to work oa a of 13 Northfield street and Ida cheese! BARBARA KEMP’Si INC. More than $5,136,000 has been According to a theory of two Pinnoy of Andover were discharged With STANWYCK Rubber Heels .... 2 5 c awarded since the Inauguratioa of English scientists, magnetic storms today. WILLIAM WARREN the Nobel Prises, which «re given tbet interfere with telegraph and ih “SO BIG” ‘‘Next to State Theater’’ to leading men and women fdr ser- cable seiwice are due to a ring of Sidewalks of Meshed, Persia, are August Andrulot paved with old tombstones, which Trotter Block ^ces to literature, science, and In-, ^eoM c current that surrounds the tematlonal peace. earth like Saturn’s rings. are placed face upward. ..■c-g'«sOy« • V r r i ' ■ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH, MANCHESTER, COIW^ THURSDAY, MAY 6,1982. FAGS THSBB / ihlitory of the flag tsit Captain five-year expasalon proffram,1, are of Connecticut. WhUe the depres years; Mrs. H. C. Wells, Seantlo, Young taught us "What a Girl Scout set at $20,541,000. sion had reduced missionary offer two years; Rev. Watson Woodruff, BIG REDUCTION “IBE LNirS 3H j0r Should Do In Case of Fire." Bxpaaiton Prograiti D lST R ia PASTORS ings some, on the whole the one year; corporator of Oonneotlout Scribe— Teresa Scudierl. The report said this expanalon churches were in excellent financial Missionary society, Samuel H. W il program, authorised in 1926, could condition. liams, OlastonbuiY; local W. H. M. Olrl Scouts On National Hook-Up IN ARMY BUDGET not be completed In. 1938, hscause it 0 „ Mrs. Leslie Hardy, So. Manches NEWREVIIETnU IN SESSION HERE An address by Rev. George A. Miss Margaret Murray, member would require 2,058 airplanes to ter; advisor to B oi^ of Pastoral i Tuttle, pastor of the Wethersfield of the National Girl Scout personnel maintain the 1,800 in active service, supply. Rev. W. F. English; dele i J Congregational chui’ch, followed. division and Field Institute executive there being 12 H psr cent unservice His theme was "The Christian’s gate to National Council, Mrs. H. C. .secretary, will broadcast to Girl able at all times. .At present the Part In the Forgiveness of Sin." Wells, East Windsor (Scantlc); ! Scouts all over the country on the Minions Slashed Under Pres Army is 198 planes short of the 1,- WiD Be Presesteil Com' Hear Several Fine Addresses He said that forgiveness was the committee on Edwards Memorial, Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company’s 800. biggest business of the church in Lewis W. Ripley, Rev. C. H. Peck, ' radio program on Saturday morn ident’s Orders — 2,000 "Where Is the money coming muity Players To At Center Congregational the world as to its importance. It Rev. H. S. Martini executive com ing, May 14. This program which from properly to equip and xounJ must be brought from person to mittee, O. A. Collins, three years; Mother’s Day will be sent over 48 stations of the out this relatively new but moat po person In the spirit of loving sym Rev S. C. Hawkins, two yews; Rev. Thousands of American homes National Broadcasting Company In a Officers Off Actire List. tent component of the regular Lioas Chib Milk FomI. Church Yesterday. pathy. Should we not love one an F. C. Allen, one year. will undergo a revolution on May S, coast-to-coast hook-up, will be arm y?" the report asked. "It will other out of our sins? As Rev. John M. Phillips, chair when Girl Scouts throughout the heard over the Red Network at 9:45 cost money, and with a limited man, was tmable to be present, "A country take over the reins of Liquor Problem ' and over the Blue Network at 10:30, budget the question becomes a se "The Lion’s Share," la the title o^ Proposed Constitution for the Con household government, temporarily Washington, May 5.—(AP) — The elxty-eecond annual meeting The closing address of the morn Eastern Standard Time. Miss Mur rious one, and It would seem tliat necticut Conference of Congrega deposing Mother who will have Slashed by many millions under the revue the Comm^ty Player! ing was given by Rev. Fletcher D. ray will discuss camp foods €uid diet for some time to come we must look of the Hartford-East Association of tional and Christian Churches," was nothing to do but rest. A workless will put on for the benefit at tiu Parker, pastor of Immanuel Con for girls. President Hoover’s budget esti within the army organization Itself Congregational churches and Minis day for the hard-pressed head of the gregational church In Hartford. He ably presented by the secretary of mates, the last of the big regular to find the necessary funds.” Lions’ Club Milk F\md, Wednesday family was the suggestion of the ters convened yesterday at the Cen the committee, Rev. Theodore A. QUARREL OVER PAINTINQ supply bills for 1933—that for the National Guard evening, May 18. The hall has nol dealt with a timely subject, "How National Girl. Scout office for the ter Congregational church. A t 10:30 Greene, of New Britain. Mr. Greene War Department—waa reported to been definitely decided upon but as Shall We Solve Our Liquor Prob celebration of Mother’s Day last The bill carries a toted of $31,- spoke upon the 16 articles several Ghent, Belgrium, May 5.— (A P )— the House today by its appropria effort is being, meule by the commlt< a. m., Herbert C. Wells of East lem ?" Dr. Parker stated he had year. Eagerly adopted, the Idea 413.000 for the Militia Bureau, $1,- ly- A quarrel over what to do with the tion committee. tee to secure from the Selectmea Windsor the moderator, called the been bom in Minneapolis, which In has now Ewsumed the proportions of 645.000 lesa than the budget esti those days was exceedingly wet. He Dr. Lackney’s Talk unveiled nude figures In the famous Cutting 2,000 officers off the ac permission to present the perform^ meeting to order, and asked Rev. a settled policy, and once again over several paneled painting "Adora of mates. Nearly all goes to the Na spoke of how railroad employees “Courage to Face Present-Day tive list smd 1 aklng other sweep tional Guard. It provided no funds smee in the new Whiten library Dudley F. Snowman, of the Hock- a quarter of a million Girl Scouts the Lamb”, prevented Its reproduc ing reductions, the measure car were fleeced of their hard-earned Difficulties" was the topic of Rev. will show their skill as cooks, hos for the National rifle matches, u.su- auditorium, which by that date will anum Congregational church to tion in "Living Tableau” during the ries $386,983,000 for maintenance have been formally turned over to money by saloon keepers. It was John Newton Lackey, pastor of the tesses and general help. ally costing $500,000 a year. conduct the devotional service. He not much noticed then. The saloons celebration of the 500th anniversary of the army smd Its non-military the Town of Manchester. Central Baptist church in Hartford. Breakfast ready before mother of its hanging here today. The allotment for the citizens spoke of the rational evidence of the were a source of graft. But we have acUvIties. It is $58,789,000 below The Lions’ Club for the past foui Dr. Lackey read the flrst nine vers rises, chores done before going to The picture, painted by the broth- military training waa cut to $3,7.')0,- reality of God and his Fatherhood. made progress. There is vastly less current appropriations and $24,- years, or since Its organization, has In addition to the testimony of rea es of the book of Joshua. He con church, dinner prepared while ecs Jean and Hubert Van Eyck, 000, or $2,684,000 less than the drunkenness In Hartford and 380.000 less than the budget esti been committed to the humanita son, faith brings an emotional evi sidered that there were three princi mother takes a walk, and perhaps hangs in the cathedral of St. Ba- budget and $3,750,000 below cur throughout the country than in the mates. rian project of furnishing milk to dence In the very depths of the hu pal ailments In America today. He a little party during the week for vons. Its fifth centenary is to be rent outlays, while the organized old days. There Is a lot of wet pro The reduction brings to $160,000,- imderprivlleged children. This hai man heart. He closed with a prayer termed the flrst as a "Colonial Com mother as the honored one. celebrated with ceremonies that will reserves were given $4,244,000, or paganda. Both parties are coquet 000 the amount deducted by the been carried on day after day with* plex” by which the United States The little things done for mother continue until next Tuesday. $2,109,000 less than the budget and poem. Democratic controlled committee out interruption, and now the club 3 Churches Represented ting with the wets and we are hop seems to be working today on now, will be cherished in the years Originally it was planned to $2,293,000 less than for this year. from President Hoover’s requests members are seeking out their own A pleasing address of welcome ing, if It seems necessary to have George Washington’s plan for the to come. stage a reproduction with living fig For the Military Academy at an independent candidate for Sena for funds for the maintenance of prospects and personally investigat was given by the pastor of the difficulties of the Colonies of 1776, ures as a climax to the ceremonies West Point, $2,363,000 waa set tor whom "’e can vote for with a the Federal government In 1933. ing the needs of the children In fam church. Rev. Watson Woodruff. forgetting in these days of tele Troop 1 but tlii.s was finally vetoed by au aside, a cut of $197,000 below the clear conscience. We see no hope In Only the second deficiency appro ilies supplied. Rev. Harry D. Martin of Sbuth graph and telephone, steamship and Junior Division thorities because some of the nudes, budget and $303,000 less than for even a light compromise with the priation bill remains to be present The list of entertainers, all mem Windsor, secretary of the associa alr^ip, radio and television that We held our meeting in the Lin particularly the figures of Adam and enemy. The liquor business has al ed before Congress adjourns. this year. bers of the CommimUy Players, tion, read the report of the last an the United States, Europe, Asia and coln school Friday evening as usual. Eve, are entirely unveiled. ways been lawless. We admit there Of the total, $281,539,000 is for Among Important items In the has not been definitely decided. Th* nual meeting held at South Glas Africa are now one world. We are The flrst half of the meeting we dis is the problem of corruption among military activities, while $105,444,- non-mllltary activity section, was reading of parts will take place to tonbury. The roll of the churches all next door neighbors. Why be cussed the hike we are going to have officials, but there was prior to 000 Is for non-military work of the the $11,146,000 allotment for the night at 8:30 at the Y. M. C. A., was then called, and showed 13 out afraid of a world court or a league with the Senior Division this week. VOLLEY BALL TITLE 1920. Bootlegging was prevalent department, including a lump sum Panama Canal, a cut of $3,576,000 and tryouts Sunday et 3 o’clock at the 14 churches belonging to the The latter half of the meeting we of nations? We are beset already of $60,000, TOO for the improvement below budget estimates, and $151,- the Manchester fire headquarters, Hartford East Association were rep then as now. Respect for the law played games in ttie school yard, and with racial, flnancial, political and of rivers and harbors and $32,000,- 280 for the Washington-Alaska ca Main and Hilliard streets. resented by their pastors and 58 must be Impressed upon our youth. had our pictures taken. In the MATCH ON SATURDAY tariff entanglements. 000 for the Mississippi valley tl(-od ble. delegates. • These included East Marlborough Next good-night circle the girls received Windsor (Scantlc), Rev. V. Nutter; Another terrible disease gnawing control project. Among restrictions proposed In A 1)ountlful repast was served by their registration cards. South Windsor, Rev. Harry Martin; at our vitals is greed. Though the Recreation Centers To Meet •President Backed the measure are that the number of NOTED AUTHOR DIES the ladles of the church In the ves Scribe— Madeline Bell. Broad Brook, Rev. C. H. Peck; present depression Is not the worst Not one budget estimate was In army bands be limited to 83; that try at one o'clock, to which all at West Sides For Champion Wapplng Rev, David Carter; Man we have ever had yet It, like others, creased and no item not recom retired officers holding civilian oc- New York May 5 — (AP) — tendants at the meeting were Invit Troop 8 chester, Rev. F. C. Allen; South is caused by greed. Make money, ship of the Town. mended by President Hoover was sitlona shall not receive more than (Charles Fort, author and intimate ed. At 2 p. m, there was a brief Manchester, Rev. Watson Wood more money, is the cry, and the The meeting of April 29 opened included in the measure. $3,000 a year; that no additional friend of Theodore Dreiser and business session. An invitation was ruff; Swedish (Manchester), Rev. larger part of America’s great with the hollow square formation , The West Side playgrounds have In his report. Representative Col outlays be made for pilgrimages of Booth Tarklngton, died last night received from the Marlborough been selected as the site for the Slgfrled Green; East Hartford, Rev. wealth Is In the hands of compara Mrs. Sidney Wheaton, a member of lins of Mississippi. Democratic Gold Star mothers to France to in the Royal hospital, Bronx. He church for the next annual session. town championship volley ball Truman H, Woodward; Hockanum, tively few folks. But the worst ill our troop committee, was present. chairman of the .sub-committee visit graves of their sons because was 57 y ^ r s old. It was ’'oted to accept it. Rev. El The three brownies who have en match between the East Side Rec Fort was noted for his attacks Rev. Dudley F. Snowman; Glaston ness we have Is the indifference of which prepared the measure, point more than $1,000,000 remains un mer Thlenes Is the pastor of the tered our troop are Jacqueline Latn- and the West Sides Saturday after on the findings of science and he bury, Rev, Stuart C. Haskins; South the church to the dire needs of ed out that approximately $2'„'2,- used from last year; and that sub Marlborough church and Is well rop, Phyllis Cushman and Jeanne noon. Play will start at 2 o’clock. Glastonbury, Rev. John Ramaker; 000,000 of the amount allotted to aistenr ; traveling expenses of per had a large group of followers who known In Manchester as the head society. We do something, but we In event of rain, the match will Buckingham, Rev. Henry A. Fast; Toumaud. The girls worked on his the Army, goes for the pay, ex sonnel be reduced from $6 to $5 a banded together in the Fortlan So of the Hartford County Y, M. C. A, can do more. tory of the flag, signalling, and take place in the School street Rec Marlboro, Rev, Elmer Thlenes. penses and subsistence of person day. ciety. His most recent work, “Wild work. Missionary Speaks Judging. Instead of the regular reation Center. The two teams have Talents,’’* will be published by Ken By vote Rev, David Carter, of nel. O fflcen meeting next week we are going to met twice, each winning once. A Wapplng, was made a member of The closing speech was an in Besides cutting from 12,000 to dall and Sussman. the association. The treasurer of A committee of nomination, con have a hike. The girls that are go toss of coin for the location of the OUST MARRIED TEACHERS He bad been ill for more than a teresting missionary talk by Ion 10.000 the number of officers, the the organization, Theodore Bldwell, sisting of Revs, Ripley, English and ing to lay the trail are to meet Mrs. final match was won by the West E. Dwyer of Roberts College, Con bill proposes suspension of camps year, but steadfastly refused the aid i t ^ e Wb report, showing a balance Campbell reported their list of Harold Agard at 9:30 at Pitkin Sides who in turn elected to make Shelton, May 5.— (A P )—In pur of physicians stantinople, or Stamboul, as it is for reserve offic -s training; sus of about 178 In the treasury. TSie re officials for the ensuing year and street. Scouts that are to follow the their championship stand on their now called. He gave many striking pension of cU* -nr military train suance of the city’s department of port of the Missionary Committee they were elected: Moderator, Rev, trail are to meet Mrs. Wheaton at outdoor court at the playgrounds. 'ABOUT TIMB Incidents of people won to Christ by ing camps; suspension of 14 day education policy of favoring un r r s was given 1^ the chairman. Rev, T John Ramaker; registrar. Rev, 10 a, m. I f rainy it will be held This will be the first outdoor Christians approaching them In a training pay for organized reserves; married teachers, nine wedded H, Woodward, of Bast Hartford, Harry Martin; treasurer, Theodore winning and businesslike way. Mr. the next day. match of the season for both teams. teachers have been dismissed and “You remember when you cured Gain In Members a $5,555,000 curtailment of trans H, Bldwell, of So, Manchester; audi Woodruff pronounced the benedic Scribe— Doris Bolen, The West Sides were organized very their places are being filled by un my rheumatism a couple of years Rev. William F, English, field sec late in the season but have played portation of troops and officers; a tor, Wells A, Strickland, Bucking tion. married Instructors, Of the nine ago,’’, asked the patient, "and you retary, gave In a delightful and In Troop 10 together in years past. The Rec $3,219,000 reduct jn in subsistence ham; executive committee, Rev. allowance, and reduction in flying married teachers dismissed, eight told me that I should avoid damp forming way a sketch of the pro Elmer Thlenes, Marlborough, three Troop 10 held Its meeting at the team has been particularly active served in the grade schools and one ness?” gress of the churches throughout pay totaling $112,500. years; George A, Collins, Wapplng, News Item says John D, Rocke Town hall last Saturday, Josephine during the winter months meeting in the high school. Five of the posi "Yes, that’s right,” replied the the section represented. He stated Although the amount allotted two years; l^ v , Stuart C, Haskins, feller quotes poetry to his friends, A and Irma Massoiini passed their many teams from various parts of tions thus made vacant have al doctor, approvingly. that during the past year there had table-setting test, Josephine Masso the state and winning most of the Army Air Corps activities is $54,- one year: missionary committee, man as rich as John D, can get 738,000, the general expenses, in ready been filled by unmarried "Well, I’ve come to ask you if I been a net gain of 1004 church mem away with almost anything. iini and Teresa Scudieri passed their matches. bers In the Congregational churches Rev, Truman H, Woodward, three cluding outlays for work on the teachers. can take a bath.” — Tit-Bits. _ all weadiCT g a s r a n g e Do you keat/ol mn&t, cooLcooim^^ summei Is your gas range just as raoyenieac winter or summer? Does it meet the dbanging needs o f every season like the New Utility Glenwood? inhale? 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News TO CONTINUE PEACE In Day'i New$ Boaton— ^Exploding: heater breaks up meeting of . the International Portland, Ore.—Two youths went Bible Association. Senator Hale Declares It Is Conmuuider Tells Soldiers Cambridge, Mass.—Bank commls* into thievery on a shoe string, so to sioner starts court proceedings sp ^ . and the results were dire. Charles Sutton and Stanley B. against stockholders of the closed Needed To Keep the Na He Sees Flashes of War Bobher got 90 days for the theft of Tnman Trust to hold them liable for 149 pairs of shoe laces. the par value of the stock they hold. On Manchnrain Border. Lowell, Mass.—City institution tion Out of War. Kansas City—Here’s the answer for savings revokes the 90 day to the, schoolboy’s lament: "What withdrawal notice Invoked last Fri good is soap?” Dr. Paul A. O’Leary, who is head of the skin department Moscow, May 6—(AP)—Moscow day. Washington, May 5 — (AP) —A Somerville, Mass.—Assembling of navy “strong enough to keen us out of the Mayo clinic and therefore newspapers today published a May ought to know, says there are 640 four and eight cylinder cars now Day speech made by General Vgssily of war” was demanded in the Sen kinds o f skin disease and soi^> is underway at Ford Motor Company Constantlnovich Bluecher, com aie today by Chalrman Hale of the the best treatment for 500 of them. mander of the Red Army at Kha plant. naval committee. Chicago—Oh, w ^ a fellow can’t barovsk, in which he warned that Boston—Home made bomb ex Opening the battle fbr his bill to be lucky always Charlie Patasnik while Soviet Russia ideslres peace, plodes in Summer street subway authorize building the American made a hole in one. He stepped for she Stands ready to defend her bor station: no damage was caused but fleet up to treaty limits. Hale scoff ward to receive his friends* congrat ders against any foe. several persons were badly frighten ed at arguments that reduced ar ulations, and tripped. A broken The publication of General ed; police believe it the work of mament lessen the danger of war, wrist resulted. Bluecber's speeA was coincident boys* said passage of the b in would Chicago—They’ve even invented a with charges that the Japanese had Gloucester, Mass.—Coast Guard "strengthen the hands” of the cadget now so you d.n’t have to inspired Russian "White Guard” patrol boat 156 badly damaged in American del^fates to the (jreneva count sheep when you’re trying to demonstrations in Manchuria as i collision with fisherman Virginia disarmament am ference. Sleep. Prof. John B. Morgan of prelude to seizing the Chines and Joan. Denying existing treaties protect Northwestern demonstrated a nia- Eastern roilway, of which Russia is Honolulu — Lieut. Massie and the United States from war, or 4Th MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 5,1932, PAGE FIVB will have new uniforma on that pany’s proposals, had claimed that day the water com ply should be con GERMAN WAR VETERANS Automobile Case Oonttnued COMMISSION FIXES sidered a xmlfled system, while the PUBUC UTILITY GROUPS ROCKVILLE The case of Charles Chllberg of company maintained It had allocat HEAR FIERY ADDRESSES West Road and George Batz of ed different rates because ol vary ing costs and separate contracts. Esther avenlie, which was schedule RATES FOR WATER Am I m j brotheFB keeper ?— ed for Rockville Police Court Wed- The commission commended the Genesis 4:8. SEEK BETTER RELATIONS nesdi^ morning at 9 o’clock, was water company for the high degree Magdeburg, Germany, May 5 — LEGION, OTHER BODIES continued until Saturday on a plea of control over sanitation of its (AP)—Hundreds of German war Man, thy brother, and thy of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Gus sheds and for chlorination, as well New Haven Company Order as for making frequent chemical veterans, gathered here for the sec father is God.—Lamartine. tave Nelson for time to get a ond annual founders day of the WITH APPLIANCE DEALERS JOIN IN CREATING GYM lawyer. The two young men were analysis of all water. HEFLIN AS J. P. driving automobiles which crashed ed To Charge Same To AH For 500 cubic feet of water each Steelhelmet organization, today Clanton, Ala., May 8—(AP) — at the corner of Orchard and Union quarter the commission fixed a-rate heard impressive appeals to fight Chilton county Republicans have Veterans To Do Work of Con streets on Monday night. Consid of $2.50 instead of the company’s for the fatherland in these times of nominated former United Statea Fonn Joint Gas and Electric WEIRD INVENTIONS verting County Home Barn, erable damage was done to both In Its Territory. proposal of $3 In New Haven and peace as courageously as they did $3.50 In the towns.' For 1,000 cubic Senator J. Thomas Heflin for Jus Several To Fi*ovlde Equip cars but the men were not Injured. during the war. tice of the peace In Beat Four. INTEREST ANGLERS Wallnskl Sent To JaU feet it fixed $3.50 instead of $3 and Germany, one of their officers The political subdivision, with ap Committee To Confer With ment. $3.50 respectively. Similar adjust told ihem, must rely upon her own Peter Walenskl was before Judge Hartford,. May 6—(AP) —Rates ments were made for other proximately two hundred Republi John E. Fisk In the Rockville Police resources to Improve her economic can voters, is entitled to two jus “Alarm Clock” Fishing Rod for the territory served by the New amounts. position. Retaflers On Merchandise Members of Stanley Dobosz Post, (Jourt on Wednesday morning, Haven Water company were fixed The decision can be appealed to tices and J. L. Wilson of Clanton Among Contraptions Shown charged with vagrancy. He was “Neither the Russian example nor was nominated for the other candi American Legion, who are giving on a uniform basis today by the the Supreme Coqrt of Errors within the American is a solution for us,” dacy along with the former Demo At Patent Expositicm. their services In converting the Tol sentenced to Tolland County Jail for state public utilities commission, 30 days. he said, “on the contrary, in Amer Code. thirty days and charged with coats closing a case begun a year ago. cratic Senator. land coxmty Home bam Into a mod of $11.18. Walenskl has been a town ica with her vast resources and un The question of whether or not Instead of accepting the com counted unemployed, there are in em gymnMlum, commenced their charge all winter. He has been pany’s proposal to establish certain dications that something is out of Formation of a joint committee sportsmen followers of Isaak Wal work Wednesday. M. Joseph Web making his sleeping quaurters at the prices for New Haven and higher ton should use worms or artificial MARLBOROUGH order with capitalistic leadership. It which will strive to foster Improved ster, contractor and builder, a mem police lock-up. ones for West Haven, Hamden, East appears that America has not fin bait has always been the subject of Funeral of Mrs. Charles Reed Haven, Branford, North Haven, MINSTREL relationships between public utilities friendly controversy among fisher- ber of the Post is supervising the ished her work." The funeral of Mrs. Charles B. Cheshire and Woodbrldge, the com The Misses Harriett and Eliza Frank Seldte, head of the organ and retailers o*f gas and electric ap n.en throughout the country. There work. It Is hoped to have the gym Reed was held at the home on Grove pliances was announced today by mission made the same rate ap beth Cooley of Wethersfield have ization, reminded his men of Bis and Dance cam hardly be any difference of nasium In readiness for equipment street on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. plicable to all persons. the Connecticut Electric Lighting opinion, however, concerning the Charles E. Johnson, pastor of the returned home after spending a marck’s experience that “it is hard Association and the Connecticut before the first f June. A first The charges for the towns are er to stand and fight than to “Alarm Clock” fishing rod. Such a quality maple floor will be laid. Rock'vllle Methodist church, assist about seven per cent less than those week with relatives in this place. Friday, May 6, 8:15 p. m. Gas Association. contraption will find little favor ed by Rev. Henry A. Fast, pastor of The Dorcas Society held an all charge.” This joint group, to be known as There will be ten large windows and proposed by the company and are “We don’t want to grab anything Hollister Street School among anglers. The “alarm clock” a ventilator will be Installed. The the Buckingham Congregational about 12 per cent higher in New day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. that doesn’t belong to us,” the the Connecticut Merchandising rod, which has a bell attached to It, church, officiated. Mrs. Eldna Han' T. Thienes last Thursday. Committee, will confer with the building will be lighted with elec Haven. In the latter city they will grayhedred commander said, “but to notify the angler when a fish is tricity and various other Improve son Johnson sang "Gathering Home become effective July 1, but in the The annual Mother and Daughter Married Couples’ Connecticut Hardware Association, and the “Old Rugged Cross” at the banquet will be held Saturday eve we must have back what was taken the Connecticut Master Plumbers on the line, is one of thousands of ments will be made. towns they will be retroactive to from us so imscrupulously. bizarre inventions to be shown at home amd In the burial services she July 1, 1931. ning at the vestry of the church. Club Association and various other retail When the members of the Legion rendered “Saffe In ■ the Ams of “We who have met and conquer groups for the purpose of develop the Fourth International Patent E3X' finish their work plans will be made Order Adjustment Mrs. Otis B. Cooke of Ansonia ed death, fear nothing on earth. We 2nd Congregational Church position at Grand Central Palace Jesus.” The bearers all nephews of To carry out the latter pro-vision, has been a recent guest of Mr. and ing a code of principles with respect to equip the building without delay. the deceased, Arthur L. Reed, fear neither enemies nor friends. to the sale of gas and electric appli from May 10 to 28. Another inven Funds are to be pro'vided from the commission ordered an adjust Mrs. E. E. Hall. We fear God and nothing else In the Chorus 20 Male Voices. tion to be shown is a new type of Andrew H. Reed, Clayton C. Reed, ment on all bills rendered the con Mrs. Emprlum of Syracuse, N. Y., ances which will be acceptable to all money In the treasury of the old Raymond P. Reed, Irving P. Camp is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. world.” concerned and which will place mer- fisherman’s boat, which will enable Rock'vllle Automobile club, which sumers in the towns since that date. BILL DILLON, Director Che angler to walk about In the bell, Harold B. Thomas. The commission in Its report of Blakeslee. chahdising by the utilities and deal has been accumulating since 1908 An auction of live stock and fur »Nuff sed ers on a more agreeable basis than water regardless of its depth. The when the famous automobile hill Henry ffillman the case said its rates are calculated TORNADO KILLS 'TWENTY exposition will house over 5,000 In The body of Henry Hillmam, who to produce the same amount of niture was held at the residence of Oareooe Wood, Pianist. heretofore. climbing contest took place; a fea revenue as the company’s proposed the late Mrs. Annie Ryan Gray on Calcutta, India, May 5.—(AP) • Committees ventions ranging from a powder' ture of the Vernon Centeimial cele died at his home in Yonkers, N. Y„ puff to a locomotive. Some of the on Monday night, will be brought schedule. They were fixed to yield Monday. A very large crowd at Twenty persons were reported to Mert Stevenson, interlocutor. Representing the utilities on this bration. Lebbeus F. Bissell, an End Men: BUI DlUon, Andy And committee will be Samuel Ferguson, original models are more than a to the E. H. Undertaking Parlors on about five per cent on the book tended. have been killed and more them 100 officer In this club, who Is actively Saturday at which time funerad serv value of the compimy’s property William O. Klerstead has sub-let were injured today when a tornado erson, Roger Wlnton, Walter president of the Hartford Electric hundred years old. A self firing re identified with welfare work in Tol Light Company: H. R. Sterrett, vice- volver to be shown may Interest ices vdll be held at 3 p. m. Burial tUid about three per cent on its ap the Blish farmhouse to parties from swept through East Bengal, wiping Henry. land coimty, has been instrumental will be In North Yard ^m etery. Mr. praisal value. East Hartford. out whole villages and levelling president and general manager of followers of the rod and gun. In getting members of the club to Buddy Borst’s Orchestra the New Haven Gas Light Com Hlllmam Is survived bjr his wife and ’The commission commented that Miss Fanny A. Blish, who Is a' acres of forest. sanction the use of the funds for this might' be considered less than teacher in Glastonbury, spent the Crops were destroyed and many pany; R. R. Knowlton, vice-president one daughter, Vivlain Hlllmam. The Admission 35c, of the Connecticut Light and Power this purpose. family Is well known in this city. a fair return but that it was all the week-end at her home In this place. hundreds of cattle were killed. Seven Company; and E. E. Eysenbach, THEATERS Three of the city’s fraternal socie Sunday At St. John’s company had requested. Mrs. William Zerver, of Glaston members in a family of peasants Children Under 14, 25c. president of the Hartford Gas Com- ties, the Moose, Elks and Lions, Sunday being Mother’s Day, Rev. Towns’ Claims bury was at her summer home here perished when lightning struck have each donated the sum of $100 the last of the week. their little hut. pany. .4T THE STATE H. B. Olmstead will preach a special The towns. In attacking the com The proposed merchandising prin to defray the cost of the materisd sermon on "Mother.” The Ladles’ ciples have been developed as an which will be used In converting the Aid society aind Silver Cross are in “So Big” building into a modem gymnasium. vited to attend the evening service application of the National princi Barbara Stanwyck In a screen ples of the National Electric Light Talks On Insurance in a body. The remaining Sundays adaptation of Edna Ferber’s Pul- At the dinner meeting of the In May will be marked by special Association and the American Gas itzet Prize story, “So Big,” will be Association to Connecticut condi Rockville Lions club held at the services in the evening. May 15 will tions. They set forth prlmartly that shown; at thie State for the last times Rockville House on Wednesday noon be devoted to the young* people, and tonight. It Iq a very unusual pic Alfred Rosenberg, the newly elect a special service for men will be held the distribution of gas and electric ture, but one that leaves an indeli ed president presided. Captain y. i * s appliances should be on the basis of ble impression on the minds of all on May 22. fair and open competition in the In Howard P, Dunham, State Commis Camp Fire Girls’ Sapper terest of the public, the utilities, the who see it, It is a slice of real life, sioner of insurance and president of The Onchlota Camp Fire Girls of appliance manufacturers and all portrayed by a cast that could not Wethersfield Bank and Trust Com St, John’s parish gave a cafeteria be Improved upon. "So Big” will be r / ' merchandising outlets. shown twice tonight, at 7:05 and pany, was the speaker. He gave an supper at the church social rooms /*■ ,* "/f, X' '''V '/y ■' Principles address on insurance in general. He last evening. In connection with the Among the principles which the 9:15, also answered many important and supper there was card playing and Jack Holt In "Makers of Men,” Interesting articles were on sale utilities agree to observe In the sale and.. Marian Marsh in "Beauty and perplexing questions of appliances In order that competi One of the most important facts which were made by the girls the Boss" make up a double feature Notes tion between themselves and other bill that will be shown Friday and brought out by the commissioner retail dealers may be more equitable was tbs matter of automobile Insur A meeting of the Jefferson aub, Saturday. In "Makers of Men," composed of younger Democrats of are the following: Jack Holt bas a role that is entirely ance. He stated that the state Is "No appliance or merchandise not mapped out in zones and Rockville Rockville, will be held this evening, directly related to the use of gas or to his liking. He is seen as an ath at their rooms In Exchange aniri bv foa or Ictlcletic coach In a weiternwestern college.college He is one of the zones which has cheap efpctrlclty should be T \ taittwgfWth pi^'1n.hlf (ongwiWho IS er rates of insurance, but be said block. ,? - , ^ ' e^otrlc utilltlesii Id answer to-a question that if ac Mrs, Harold -MoLorrlas and Leon ifuamg oloi apan-i ! (n«tiilent _ ^ Ig tne . college; 7" and %xipects ard Rydholm of Maplewood, N. J., "Co-ordinated, advei him to fuimi 111 of th^ Ambitions the cidents should become more com proved appliances should be devel moD at bad crossings, such at have returned home after spending oped by gas and electric companies father sought in him. But the boy Leon several days as the guestt of the and local dealers; the gas or elec- proves to be a quitter, and bow his ard's Corner and at the lower aec former's father, former Senator c company should give all reason- fathsr loses a championship but tlon of the town, there was no doubt Parley B, Leonard. le assistance possible to the dealer makes a man out of his son, makes that higher rates would go into ef' The Tennis club of the First Luth S up one uf the most dramatic and in- feet. in' advertising, displays an(^ salesterestindyilctures of the sekson. cran church will meet on Friday aisistance, ' Several local insurance agents night, May 6, at 8 p, m. All Inter- •"The utility companies are dp* Rich-rd {Cromwell plays the role of were guests of the Lloni Club at ested In tennis for the coming sea Msed to the gi^anting df employee tt>i>,san, Joan Mgrsh has the lead the meeting, son are asked to be present. dwcmmt on appliances to anyone ing feminine role, DobOM Poet Moetinf 'Oilier than those who are bona flde "Beauty and the Boss" presents At a meeting of Stanley Doboiz iwployees, and should do all In their beautiful Marian Marsh in a picture Post, American Legion, on Tues VETERAN ROBBED that if refreshing in its satire and day night it wae voted to cooperate ijdw'T lo prevent abuses of thU one of tpe most enjoyable comedy wivllogo, ^ ^ with the Rockville Elks in the Flariag Weston, Mass., May fl— ' i/iinty companies desire ti»« dramks one cduld desire, It ip an Day ceremonies, The Poet wlT Two masked bandits jntered tw uualiited dealers should have the adaptation of the reigning stage hit, award a silver cup to the grammar home of Frank Hughes, 66-year-old iim e opportunity as their own sales* "Cburob Mouse," It Is the story of school pupil who writes the. t ! best men to sell appliances to prospective 'an ilf-drissed, but beautiful seere- essay onm Tim"The Flag," Flags will be users of gas or electricity on pro- imty ‘who flnda that the busy bse given fot other essays •<' Msed or authorised llnti or gas-main must transform herself into a hul- Dobosa Post wilt attend the exer Of tensions, Utility companies terdy in order to And love, Warren cises In a body, The Post will also ^th ihNt* and w a o e i. j5w td make available currently to Williams is seen in the leading male award prises to the outstanding •aid tboy took about 1600, ddaiers a record rf proposed or au- role, Charles Butterworth nos a m the grammar grades of t^ fise d entenelons, so that dealers prominent part and his well-known jhlic and paroeblal schools may have knowledge of them at the dry humor keeps the pioture in ex R Peter Teabo, manager of the cellent humor at all times. Junior baseball sponsored by the agme time as the utility company s All votes for the most popular MOTHER'S DAY • MAY Still agleemen," ^ ^ Legion, stated that liO boys had en- /improved /ippliancee baby in tolvn must be deposited at roUed, The first game wHi be play “Miiy It With FIow8w’' Roth dealers and the utilities, un the Mtate theater before PtlO Fri •d Id Rockville In the near future, day night. Votes may be obtained The Post will take part In the ANDERMON 0REENH0USBM| der the code, woidd agree that all at many of the leading stores, and gas appHances offered for sale, Memorial_ . . Day------parade, ------the ^ Leglofl Flowtr Shop ahmild hear the seal of approval o< with eaeh admission to the Mtate Bugle Md Drum Corps also ftnd the American Clas Association Test theater. The eutest haby and the part, It Is expected the firing squad 161 rn'Migo Mirmt Fhono ing Uhoratory; and that all elcc' most beautiful baby will he seleeted trie appliances should he stan^rd hy popular applause at the ffaturday ■■ ices, Other proposed Joint afternoon matinee, anti-knock standard lee concern premiums and i» allowancee, promotl/mal ac S tivities with Mew or as yet little used I’hon# 3610 For applIaiHiss, Ihp defsfi'sd payment In WAPPING HIGH in mapsbamlising, Insiallment sales, ad- The directors of the Wapping Bfltffflstos snd llsmplts herenee to tfie principles Hy sales- Uemetery Association held their motoring oconomy men and employees, relaWons with meeting Monday evening at the manii/aetHfers of appHanees and In Madd Memorial Ubraiy, and voted stallation of appHanees, , ^ to purchase a new power mower, UphoUtering .and Mattreee e w “highs” this year are news—big news I Assiiranees have Heen received wbLch they did on Tuesday after- And In line with its policy of leadership, Socony Hy the Joint merehandlslnM eommlf- no(m, Renovating N tee that the prlnelpJes In general Mr, and Mrs, Walter Stratton and hat anticipated the demands of 1932’s higher-com* are most aceeptahie to the hardware family have moved from Walter A, Md plufflhers aiseelations, which Skinner's houss at Pleasant Valley Our ikillid workmtfli uilng preiilon motors by bringing you the IMPROVED Ifldlcatcs prqhahls action w apmi- to OoventiT, •OCONY ETHYL. anee deafers thrmifhoui the slate, Harry P, Files, Sr,, of Boston modtrn mothodi And A-1 The flommittee feeft that dealers spent the last week-end at his home It hits a new high in anti-knock itandard. A new will be greatly bent'ftted and that here, torlilif rebuild your old up* hitter reTatlons will be developed In Miss Jane Wadach left for War high in quick starting. A new high in power and Ihe reiHlI Held of appliance mer- ren. Moss,, this week where she holitered furnlturt In the pick-up. A new high in motoring economy. ehandlslng, will participate In the High school graduating class trip to Boston, lAteit fAMhlon, thui eeving The IMPROVED SOCONY ETHYL is the ideal w fm n n wMMPEwe Miss Dadach lived In Warren before coming to South Windsor, you At leAit one-hAlf. Money motoring fuel for your engine. Though it hae cost ui Philadelphia, May d -- (AP) more to produce this higher quality gasoline, it costi Twenty-one steers, headed for a returned if it doei not »uit slaughter bouse, stampeded here to ADM^lmDIES you no more—in fact, /ess—than ordinary gasolines day ('fashing through plate glass you. windows, humping automohlles, cost only a few years ago. It is a fit companion for obasiflg pedestrians and otherwise New York, May fl,—(AP)—Rear the new Mobiloil—as a quality performer and a real terrifying the populace, One even Admiral Colby M. Chester, M-year- Jumped Into a cemetery and bowled old retlfi 1 naval officer wh6 died UPHOLSTEftING money-saver. over several tombstones, last nlfht, will be burled in Arllng' ton Nl National cemetery after a 23,000 Socony dealers, garages, and service stations The v/hole thing was started by a Five pieces reupholetered like new; tapestry, leather toot from the whistle of a freight Washington funeral In chargearxe of the in New York and New England are ready to fill your train. The animals became frighten Navy Department, The date of the ed and almost trampled Harry funeral has not been determined, ette or velour, new springs and frames ^ 0 0 tank with the IMPROVED SOCONY ETHYL. Now try Mauss, who was leading them near 'The rear admiral, who was born the river front. In their mad flight. in New London, Conn,, February 29, polished ...... it—TODAY. Police from every precinct were 1844, was the principal In the "Ches ordered out and after a two,hours ter Conceselon" affair In the Near STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC. chase seven of the animats were East, Involving oil and rail develop We specialize in building custom made upholstered oaptured, The othere arc being ments by American capital In the •dught, Ottoman Empire, The concessions, furniture. Also reUpholster highest grade overstuffed which at one time threatened inter national complications, were valued V NEW ZEALAND QUAKE sets, using finest materials. 'Wellington, New Zealand, May 6. at two billion dollars. -i«(AP)—A severe earthquake shook For 16 years- Admiral Chester, the towns of Napier, Hastings, who retired in 1906 after 47 years’ WMroa and the adjacent districts service, was occupied with the task t ^ g b t. of establishing the open door for .The first shock was quite heavy American trade In western Asia. Manchester Uphedstering Co. there were several minor shocks His naval career Included partici pation Ih the Battle of Mobile Bay Geo. J. Hidmes, Decorative Upholsterer SOCONY ETHYL libmedlately after. Property damage Was reported to have been light. and extended through a number of In February of 1931 the Hawkes posts. Including the high command 244 Main Street Oppostie Hollister Street Bay r ^ o n , Including the same of the South Atlantlo squadron in Established Since 1922 ...... devastate' 'T-99... ^ A f i p ^ t e d to .the -which i i « bA 1 ^ BttnMYliDIff'WM tv p MOgt. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MAY S, 198A PAGE SIX BEHIND THE SCENES IN for w*ek»—And prlodi have fone that the navy status of Maisle, I 4llanrl{(Bln: gtralght down. Jones and Lord will remain un Th« trouble with the Qoldebor* changed, that is rubbish. Convicted \X/^SUINGTQN NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK—MAY 1 TO MAY 7th Snpttfng lirralb ough bUl and all other leglelatlon felons are not retained In the United PUBLaSHBO BT TBIO end prooeedlnge of Ite type le thst SUtes Navy. ^ HBRALD PRINTING COUPANT. INC BT RODNEY DUTOEER Aaa obvious attanqit for some-time "Give more thought to music" II BUMll atraat they Are predlcAted on a confusion NEA Sendee Writer Bpw to avoid any step udilch might South Uanohoattr Uonn. of IdeAs. If the volume of money A MORAL DEFEAT scare the coneervative businesa in THUMAB PBRUUSON tereetsaway. , ^ Oanarai BaDasar controls prices—and there are a Governor Roosevelt’s defeat in Washington.—Let no reader be California Tuesday may, on reflec utterly flabbergasted if some of the snath, unless his political judg Pounded uotobar t, 1111 thousand historic Instances to Indi more potent D mocratic leaders, be ment has deserted him completely, cate that It does—it Is the volume tion, appear less slgnillcant than at has small hope of nomination despite Fubtlahed Bvary Bvaoing tween now smd the time a party Sundays and Hoildaya. Bnterad at tba of baslo money, not credit money, first glance. The victor in the Dem sresidential CEindidate is nominated, his row with Roosevelt He has al ways been friendly with Young and Post ofTico at South Manchaatar that determines the price trend. The ocratic primaries. Speaker Gamer, reach into the bag and pull out Mr. Conn., as Second Class Mall Mattar. Owen D. Young. a couple of years ago it was widely SUBSCRIPTION RATBS Qoldsborough bill would not add to the support of almost the whole believed that his choice would lie be One Year, by mall ...... •••2® There is a respectable segment of or detract from the volume of basic of the state machine, of William G. political opinion which holds that tween Young and Roosevelt Per Month, by mall ...... I •« The available signs, though few, Single copies ...... money by so much as a nlckd a McAdoo and of WlUiam Randolph the real underlying poUtical fight of Delivered, one year ...... e*-” ® Hearst. Roosevdt was backed by a the pre-convention season is between lead to the belief that bis choice now year. If It were In full operation lies between Smith and Young, ac- MEM TER OF THE ASSOCIATED minor fragment of the state organi Mr. Young and Governor Franklin PRESS tomorrow It Is extremely doubtful If D. Roosevelt, although you hardly bompanled by a realistic slseup of The Associated 1 ress is ezclusivaly it would move the commodities zation, whUe Smith had the enthusi ever hear any public mention of Mr. his own i>oor chances. entitled to the use for republlcatlon astic approval of a group of Demo Young, who has said that he is not of all news dispatches credited to It market an eighth of a cent in any Would Be "Drafted” or not otherwise credited Id this crats not hitherto regarded as im a candidate and in whose behalf no paper and also the local ^ews pub direction. open contest has been made for dele The wealthy, conservative Raskob llshed herein. So long as the entire fiscal struc portant leaders. gates. and his able general, Shouse, are at All rights of rapubllcatloD of What enters into the situation least quite favorably disposed to special dispatches herein are alao re ture of the nation and Its busi- That the leaden who are trying with special force is that there is hardest to block Roosevelt actually ward Young, although there is a served. ness rests on the little gold dollar lack of evidence that they are doing practically no chance of Gamer s have Young in their hearts has been PuDllshePs RepresentatlTa: The the Uttle gold doUar Is going to be indicated by a succession of inci anything specific to promote his Julius Maihews Special A gency— New coming anywhere near a win in the cause at this time. York. Chicago. Detroit and BoatoD. the dictator of general prices. dents and stories which have convention, and that the politicians cropped up in the last year or so. There Is no evidence, either, that Full service client of N B A Sar- who carried the California primaries Young is doing anything to seek vice. Inc. SCHOOL CONTRACTS his own nomination. If he gets It for him are likely to be many times Money Likes Hlia Member Audit Bureau of Clreula The extent to which the people of If such a plot is brewing. It could the theory will be that he is being more bitterly opposed to Smith than tlona Connecticut have been nose-led into only be effective after the first few "drafted” by his party, although in to Roosevelt It is entirely possible ballots of the convention showed the that case one trusts that there wHi The Herald Printing Company. Ine supine obedience to the educational assumes no financial responsibility that, should there be by any chance impossibility of nominating Roose be no blather about acceptance o f! for typographical errors appearing In oligarchy known as the State Board velt. One or two reports Indicate the nomination at great personal a real Roosevelt-Smith fight at Chi advertisements In the Manchester of Education is illustrated by this that something may be done to build sacrifice. Evening Herald. cago, the California delegation up Yoimg openly, in advance of the attitude taken by the Meriden Jour He would certainly accept, al would soon swing to Roosevelt convention, so that the delegates though one has heard naive Demo THURSDAY, MAY 6. nai, ordinarily a sane and coura Unquestionably the California out won’t have it popped on them too crats express doubt, and there is no geous newspaper: suddenly, but the Yoimg candi reason to suppose that he would not SWEEP IT OUT come must have been a keen dis The mayor of New Britain has dacy, if It may be called that, will be positively delighted. The Connecticut Probation Offi suggested that school teachers be appointment to the Roosevelt wing remain a pure dark horse proposi Music helps you keep cers Association, which Is a sort of engaged without strings so that of the party, but probably the gov tion. ^ ^ West Would Fight tribal ally of the Child Welfare Com' they could be dismissed or their ernor’s loss is in prestige rather The "Young Plan” is said to re Whether Young, with bis vast cor pose principally in the bosonm of poration affiliations, could be nomi mission and which, like so many pay reduced at will. • * * It could tb«n in delegates’ votes. The pii M t be done for the simple reason Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, nated in the event Roosevelt seemed the family together such bodies, is becoming committed that the rules and regulations of mary was a moral rather than a tac A1 Smith, National Chairman John definitely blocked is open to ques to the principle of "more and bet the State Board of Education de tical defeat for him. J. Raskob and Executive Chairman tion. It would have to be done over ter public jobs,” Is out with a pro mand that teachers be employed Jouett Shouse, with assurance of en the dead bodies of the western pro Wise mothers have found that music is a wonderful bond between them th rou g h contracts. The loc^ thusiastic support from some of the gressives and the anti-power trust and their children. No trouble keeping them home when there’s a piano gram for enlarging the scope of the party’s politically-minded million- boards have no alternative, if element anAit might be that no can- in the living room! It’s a natural center for young folks. They gather juvenile courts and, quite incidental their communities are to continue (hdate backed by the Smith-Hague- ly, the creation of some new posl to receive money graots from the IN NEW YORK Hagfue is considered the most ac Raskob group would stand a chance around it for a “sing” in the evenings . . . a happy, natural outlet for tive of the anti-Roosevelt leaders tions for “district probation officers state for education. against the fury of the disappointed young emotions. and the most vigorous supporter of Rooeevdtites. to handle the juvenile problems for It is entirely possible that the Dramas In Miniature Mr. Yoimg. An eminently practi But BO one will be wanting a State Board of Education has made about one-third of such courts in the New York, May 5.—Almost ^ h cal and successful politician, Hague repetition of the long Madison state. Every justice of the peace in some such rule as that. It would day of the year, an unusual uttle holds that the Democratic psjrty Square Garden light of 1924. If Not only Is a musical Rgg lost presidential elections in the be like It. There are very few per ceremonial and reception goes un Roosevelt should not be nominated Stuyvesant Grand education a great social Wheelock Upright the rural towns as well as all the past because it never quite con sons who are familiar with all the noticed at the docks and raUway on an early baUot the delegates asset. It is also aid to city, town and borough courts. Is stations of New York. vinced the nation's business inter generally would start looking for general mental develop a juvenile court all by himself rules and regulations established by It happens so informaUy and ests of its fundamental conserva someone else and many of them tism. Hence, from Hague’s view There are not now probation officers that autocratic body. There Is, quietly that only the initiate could could be easily led. ment. point, Mr. Young would be no less enough to go around. The proposal however, no warrant in law for any guess what was going on. A young And there is the chance that Tam- woman steps from the ship or the than the ideal candidate. Is to create enough. such ruling and It would have no niany Hall, concerned chiefly with train. She is met by an older wom local elections, might swing New | weight or standing in court. an, who greets her in frieudiy Avoid Searing Buahieee Another co-related proceeding is A similar feeling exists among York’s 94 votes to Young rather the advocacy by the Probation Offl The really impelling reason for fashion. tb»n take sides in a bitter Smith- If you could listen in on the con- various other important Democrats, — i n c . cers Association of a change in the the TUAiring of contrawrts with school versation, as I have on one wca- and the party’s leadere have made Roosevelt fight \mTKINS BROTHERS, juvenile court laws which would teachers arose years ago from the slon or two, you would learn tMt, raise the age limit beyond which fact that there were more jobs than after the first formaUties of intro New Yorker menus; "Matzoth toast | duction, it went like this: T n sorpr. army. If they are good drivers, a young criminals can be brought be there were qualified teachers to fill dear, but you have made a mistake. job of chauffeau to beer trucks may specially prep€u*ed fo r dim klng.” What I want now is coffee spe fore an ordinary court to 18 years them. Towns and cities were bid It would be better that you went come their way. After which they ^ O tC i W L/tcAedie'c^ cially prepared for such emergen It is now 16. Such a step would, of riing for teachers’ services and glad home. We do not believe you should are further educated in the ways of rum running. The underworld al cies as dunking is likely to create. to tie them up with contracts so marry that man. We have look^ GILBERT SWAN course, bring a fine percentage of him up carefully. He is nrt a fit ways has obs for the fellow willing the automobile thieves and burglars tRai- they woifld n ot be stolen away character.” ^ ^ * to risk his Uberty. And disbearU under the tenderly brooding jurlsdlC' In the midst of the school year; There is the expected shock ot ened lads are among the best pros PREPARING THE WAY disappointmwit, some tears secretly pects. tion of the juvenile courts—and There are not quite so many jobs shed in a private room—and event A sailor stuck his head in the make more probation officers If not now and there are liable to be a ual resignation. H ^o Qoombay! door of the public bar and said: necessary at least convenient to great many fewer. There are also On the other hand, there may be Now it’s the Goombay! And it happier news and quick prepara 'Does anybody in here want to have. And, lest there might be many more teachers. It is a "buy may be good-bye rhumba, hello tions foUow for a wedding. fig h t?” some doubt as to the 18-year old ers’ market” for the services of pub goombay! Blame the tourists! Nobody said a word, and the Health and Diet WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. As many as could afford it took sailor repeated: "Does anybody in class providing enough "little broth lic school educators. The reason for What, you ask, 4s this all about ? excursion trips to the West Indies WeU, some 300 young women from here want to fight?” ers” to keep the "big brothers” the contract has disappeared. No during the winter months. They every section of the globe arrange "No, Jack,” said \one old gentle Advice awake and provided with excuses town or city reasonably s\ire of brought back word of a fascinating Funeral Directors to marry men they either do uot rhythm to be heard in the islands off man. “No one in here wants to for automobile trips, an ingenious DR. FRANK McUOl being able to meet its payroU need know at aU or have not seen in the Central American coast fight.” ESTABLISHED 57 YEARS arrangement is proposed whereby fear that it cannot get and keep many years. Tin Pan Alley, with Its ear to "That’s good,” said the sailor. Most of these are European-s, who “Then It’s safe to come in.” —Mon any’criminal court judge would be teachers quite as well as civil engi ground for novelties, started a CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. have been matched through agen sleuthing excursion. 'Ihey tracked treal Gazette. given the right to remand to the neers, policemen and other trained cies, relatives and friends. The SHOULD A YOUNG CHILD down Charles Lofthouse, who had BE TAKEN SHOPPING? Robert K. Anderson Phone: OflSce 5171 juvenile court any criminal offender workers, without binding Itself to Travelers’ Aid Society agents act quite a bit to do with transplanting Residence 7494. under 21 years of age. That would for the prospective brides. The3 in goobers for "The Peanut Vendor.” HEBE’S COURAGE Funeral Director obligations which It has no moral vestigate the man in question. Last There Is a fear of losing a small be especially nice for the bandits L. Wolfe Gilbert, song writer, hit child in a crowded store or on the right to assume. year they supervised 267 such out for the Carribean for a confer Stockton, Cal.—^No one questions I who go about shooting policemen. In Manchester the contract situa weddingfs. When the marriage ence with Lofthouse, who is a native the courage of Andrew Weaver, 16, sidewalk nnn this sometimes causes They are seldom of legal age. proves Inadvisable they arrange to of the islands, by the way. With now. While cravding under a fence, the mother to hold the child’s hand tion is complicated by another fact get the girl back to her home. the result that we’re about to have he accidentally shot himself in the too tightly, causing the arm to be and leave the department. Never Ixmes or arteries, and may he used There is a mess of other recom' that may weU discourage any sign “that Goombay tune," otherwise chest with a loaded rifle. After the buy three or f jut objects just be to advantage at any age If uaed in Wandering Boys stretched upward in such a position mendantions, but these are enough. ing on the dotted line. The General known as "Bahama Maima.” accident. Weaver climbed into his cause he cries for them. If he makes proper combinations. The calctun Ekiough to show that the juvenile Which reminds me that the great And don’t ask me how you dance that it must become very tired. any unpleasant disturbance, the beat in Tniik is in soluble form and helpi Statutes in several places expressly city is wakening suddenly to the auto and drove several miles to Thla brings ua to the problem of to It. I can’t even rhumba! Stockton Emergency Hospital, rule is to quietly walk away, not to alkallnize the body. I somettnoei court fad is working out exactly as prohibit town or district school problem of the boy alone in the big day's article: Should the young advise a milk diet for those w h» are wh*ro he underwent an imme^ate ■buying anytoing. might have been expected. authorities from entering into con town. Every form of agency has Dunldiig in PnbUo child be taken shopping? showing prenoature ageing. functioned to look after girls who operation for removal of the bul I am sure that the wisest plan is A child taken shopping should be Beginning with the legislation of tracts or hiring teachers for longer face perils and pitfalls. But boys It remained for matzoth to make let, which had gone through a lung to arrange to leave the small child fed ju st as caurefuUy as at home, yet 1921 the juvenile court system has periods thwn those for which such have been aUowed to shift for them dunking official. and lodged in his back. with a kindly neighbor. This plaa how often exactly the opposite hap DunUng has been one of the been a mischief making, meddle authorities have been elected. In selves. It was figured that they prevents The danger of the child s pens; He is tempted by candies, hearth-and-home luxuries. There the AS TIMS GOES ON pastries and other vmaccustomed some, utterly demoralizing nuisance asmuch as the terms of all district could g e t along. picking up ^m e contagious chil The gang era has changed this. splash-as-splash-can ndes might ob dren’s disease, a danger which is al dainties and it is very easy to feed A bOUK in this state. It has been getting and town school authorities in Man Youths cast adrift now face dangers tain. Small Girl Friend (to 8-year-old ways present in a crowd. Where him not wisely but too welL To worse and worse. It is a creature chester must end at latest by next even greater than their sisters. Job But in ttiia season when unleav boy): Ob, I think you’re lots better such an arrangement is not con avoid an upset stomach afterward, ened bread becomes the historic and a good way is to pay particular at of the period of inflation; inflated October, when the new Board of less and friendless, they are easUy looking than your daddy. venient, and the child must be taken A T O traditional food for New York’s tention to what he eats while away enlisted by the scouts of the racket Boy: I ought to be. Pm a later on the shopping tour, certain steps BY BRUCC CATION egos and inflated social experimen Education is to be chosen, it is ap eer army. If they are easUy en Jewi^ population, this notice ap can be taken by the mother to make from home. model.—Pele Mele, Paris. "A Glaatonbory Bomanee” Mbna tation as well as inflated Industry parent that the spirit of the law is listed by the scouts of the racketeer peared ui>on the menus o f the H otel the day more pleasant. These directions I have given are easy to follow and the mother who Metodrama With Medieval and business. There is just one against TnaWng any contract for a The first suggestion I wish to make is that the mother either make heeds them will enjoy the shopping BlystlelBni right thing to do about it—repe^ period extending beyond that time. Hey, Uncle! Why Not Let the Big Fella Carry at home or buy for a few cents, trip more than if tries to hold every scrap of the law by which it some kind of harness to put on the the child’s hand, does not know ex Strangest of al Ithe novels of the actly what she wants to buy and spring Is "A Glastonbury Romance.” is maintained and under which it Is MASSIE CASE OUTRAGE Some of This Load? child so she can lead tiim by the at tached strap. In this way there la hence spends more time In town by John Oowper Powys. growing, like a noxious weed. Start It is not surprising that a wave of no danger of his getting lost and the than is actually necessary, is her Here is a tremendously fst book with section 1854 of the General Indignation has arisen among the child no longer has to walk for long self upset by having the child cry mntniTiing more than 1100 pages of for too many toys, and is worried Statutes and sweep the whole chap Hawaiians over the action of Gover periods with one arm raised up in fine type. It Is a weird mixture of the air, an uncomfortable position because she knows he has indulged ter down to and including Section nor Judd in practically voiding the !Z in too many fancy foods. If you will melodrama and mysticism, of . iedl- for a young child to hold. How fre eval legend and modern eroticism, 1872, the final one, off the statute whole legal proceeding in the Massie quently we see a child of two or but the trouble to tiitdn the child correctly on his first shopping presented with a detail and a driv booka. murder case by Immediately setting three yanked along the street by ing earnestness that leave one gav* one arm. Such a set of harness trips, then, when he is a little older, ing for breath. One tripe over sym The time has gone by for tolerat free the four defendants after they would save this. The mother should the two of you will enjoy many bolism and allegory at every turn. ing all this costly and injurious fid bad been convicted of the murder of taka the time to walk slowly so that pleasant buyi^ trips together. And yet there is a lot of strength dle-faddle. a native, alleged assailant of Mrs. tv the child can keep up, rather than walking swiftly and half-dragging q u e s h o n s a n d ^ s w e r s in the book. Its charactera are Uv- Massie. The population has received X the little tot along. (Compulsory Treatment) breathing men and women; GOLDSBOBOUGH BH jL notice that the law of the land does Before starting out shopping make Question: Mr. R. writes: “I had they are real people, you accept _ a positive Wasserman test and took not apply to influential white Amer f a short list of the articles which them and remember them. Its prow The Goldsborough bill, passage cf treatments for fifteen months, al is frequently distlngutshed ai^ at icans and that an American naval are really needed. Your aim should which by the House is alleged to be to make a plan by which you can though the doctor told me it would times deeply movlx^. Reading it have frightened some European cap officer carries In his hands the ad get all the buying done In the short take a year at first. These treat through is a chdre, but you ars Uke- ments are very expensive and it is italists “away from the dollar” and ministration of the high justice, the est possible time. In thl«^ way the ly to feel well repaid when you child gets home before he is too difficLilt to continue them. One time caused them to withdraw gold middle and the low, without recourse come to the end. tired and upset. We have all seen a when 1 missed my appointment the Mr. Powys fixes his plot to the through fear of inflation, would or responsibility. tired mother struggling with a tired doctor sent me a threatening note ■ y . Somerset town of Giastonlniry, probably, if it ever became a law. The M a^e party has emerged > o child in a store and felt sorry for and spoke of the law. Can a doctor where the Arthurian legends esnter. both of them. The child quickly compel me to continue his treat prove to be of far less effect for from the trial completely trium ments providing the test is negative Here the Lady of the Lake- la aup- wearies of the imusual noise and to p o^ to have ttved, hen Merlin either good or evil than its advo phant. The law of the land has flniah all necessary business and n o w ?” Answer: No doctor can tell you passed into his strange enOhant- cates or its enemies hope or fear. been utterly eliminated. Probably then get home Is the best plan. The meht, here the Holy (3rall was mother should try to get downtown ahead o f time Jxist how lon g it will Rougbly, its purpose is to effect no great harm would have been takft to cure your disease. Some glimpsed by earnest seeksra; and to early In the day while the child is tBis town comes the Rev. John stabilization of basic prices by con done tf murderers of Kahahawal still feeling rested and before the times it is necessary to have several V negative reports before he is reas Geard, who has Inherited a fUrtune trol of the volume of credit currency, hud been pardoned after serving a stores are crowded. Going in the onably sure that the disease is and who seeks to turn Caestonb ry commanding the Federal Reserve brief term of actual imprisonment; morning will also have the added advantage of not Interfering with cured. The law compels the doctor into a new spiritual center fhr pil but the unseemly haste with which Sirstem to reduce or expand the the child’s nap. to report your case, because the dis grims from ell the wocld. amount of such money according as the governor fell over himself to de Now comes the question of what ease is communicable, but you can In conflict with him Is Philip stroy the verdict and the sentence to buy the child. Most mothers look not be compelled to take any cer Crow, the manufacturer, who wants prices may rise or fall beyond a line tain treatment, although you must to abolish mysticism and make of the court Is a challenge to the forward to surprising him with the derived from the averages between treat of a toy. However, once remain under some doctor’s care Glastonbury a manufacturlnf oen^ 1921 and 1929. That would be a self respect of every native and the tiny tot arrives at the toy until pronounced cured. It might be ter; and the rivalry of thaae twow most white residents of the islands. counter he is likely to want every better to change to a doctor who running all through the holm, be^ very fine and simple thing to do— holds his patients by ability and not It was a declaration of the princi thing. he sees. It is Jiot an unusual comes an allegory from wUdt the machinery for the operation sight to see a child screaming tor through fear. dangle countless wju boUc sub^ola. being sufficiently easy to design and pie of exemption in favor of a fa t(^s because he has learned that his “A Glastonbury Romance" * ^ (Caldam la MDk) ^ blind—and It would work like a vored aristocracy. mother will give him what he wants abundant defects, ind ttoW and if he howls loudly enough. To pre Question: Mrs. M. O. writes: *T charm, no doubt, if prices were, as a Governor Judd has destroyed his it seems juat plain kmgwtodsd. vent this, take the child to the toys have been told that milk contains when TOU fln lu tt you’ve read ai usefulness. He should be removed. so much^ calcium that It causes 3 matter of fact, controllable by credit and tell him firmly that he can have thing. X ' As to the annoimcement attri bones and artpri^ to harden. Is this money. but one plasrOilng. Give him plenty It Is puhinmd h "•3,- tru e ?” They are not. The erpUt money buted to fjtptAin Ward Wortman, of time to- pidk it out and when he Schnatar, for IRTB. bnn made up his ndnd, buy the toy Answer: MlDc does not luttdn situation has been exp an ^ staadily lieutenant Hassle’s superior officer, • •. V.'-‘ '-i ' 'ir ♦ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAT„MAI 8 , 135a, PAGE SEVEN CALLS STATE CASH YOUTH KILLS SELF PROPOSE TO CUT INTEREST RATES CUT Old Lyme, May 9—(AP)— Fred Hartford, May 9—(AP) — Gov G. Beaucheme, 17, of 8882 Albany A U STATE WAGES ernor Cross today declared he bad PREFERRED CLAIM avenue, Hartford, was foimd dead not read the attack of Mayor from shotgun wotmds early today George A. Quigley of New Britain, by his fisher. In his parents cot made at the meeting of the Seventh tage at Soimd View. Ward Repubilean club here last Attorney General Starts Ac The shotgun lay near the body. Ten Per Cent Reduction Sug evening, and was not interested. Medical Examiner B. K. Devitt pro Mayor (Quigley, at the meeting, assailed Governor Cross and bis ad nounced death due to suicide. gested For Some 6,000 ministration for the alleged failure tion To Get Fnnds Placed It is believed the youth shot him to use the influence of the Gov self sometime during the night. ernor's office in an attempt to pre In Closed Banks. When he did not come home late Persons Employed. vail upon the bankers of the state last night his father became alarm to reduce interest rates on mort- ed and went to bis summer cottage gages. and found him. His father said be Hartford, May 9—(AP) — The “Fhddently Mayor Q tdgley does Hartford, May S— (AP)—Attor believed the reason for bis son’s act State Board of Finance and (Control not know what has been accom- ney General Warren B. Burrows to be a love affair. Iflisbed in this respect" said the gov acting for State Treasurer -Roy C. The boy was employed by the at its meeting on Thursday win con ernor. Empire Laundry Ckunpany of Hart sider a proposal to be submitted by “He probably does not know tbat Wilcox today filed in the Superior State Comptroller F. M. Salmon for ford. tbe governor has bad conferences Cknirt an application of the state of the reduction of the sals^es of all with a committee of bankers and Connecticut that funds now held by state employes. 'The comptroller interest rates on mortgages have the City Bank and Trust in the on Tuesdky announced his intention been reduced.” of the state and totalled of recommending to the Board of $390,289.20 be considered by the re KREUGER’S SUICIDE Finance and Control that be<»use of ceiver of the bank as a preferred general business conditions salaries HEALTH PROIXAM claim and to be paid to the state of state employes should be re before the pasrment of any claims FOUOWEDSUMMONS duced. to other d^ositors or cr^tors. It was reported today that the ' NEEDS SUPPORT, The action of the attorney gen question was discussed at a series eral is the first step in an effort to of conferences late Tuesday purtici- be made to obtain the payment of pated in by board members. The OSBORN ADVISES state fun^ amounting in all to Swedish Match Kmg Had conferences were pradpitated by a about $670,000, nd on deposit in report from financial interarts in the thirteen closed banks in the Been Called From U. S. To Hartford that a petition was to be Commiflsitmer Explains Far- state. If the court grants the appli circulated among large business in Reaching Scope of Woi1(— cation with relation ^ the City terests, which was to have been sub Urges' Continual Prepared where more than half the to Explain Business. mitted to Governor Crews, or the tal of state funds in closed banks State Board of Finance and (jontrd, ness. are on deposit, it win serve as a requesting that the s t ^ take imme basis for action against other diate action relative to the reduction Foresight on the part of pubUc Stockholm, May 9 — (AP)— Ivar banks. The attorney general Is in of salaries. officials and wholehearted support voking the common law on which to Kreuger, Swedish match king, bad To Take Initiatfve on the part of the entire community base bis claims. been summoned from the United ’The purpose of the petition was to is essential for the successful Petition to the Superior Court re have the state take the initiative States to appear before representa promulgation of state and com lates that the general funds on de tives of the National Banks of in a movement now being consider posit in the commercial department Sweden mid other banks in Berlin ed by larger business Interests, the munity health programs. Dr. Stan of the bank are held by the state on March 15 when b . committed report having it that insurance com ley H. Osborn, State CTommissioner as the representative ;»nd trustee of, suicide in Paris on March 12, the panies are in the lead in this respect. of Health, declared today. all the people of Connecticut the banking committee of the Riksdag It was reported that some insurance Few peojfle. Dr. Osborn said, have funds being raised by taxation and report^ today. companies are planning salary re a clear insight as to what consti belong to the state of Connecticut The report, which was approved ductions. The insurance comiwnies tutes the public health activities in while in the hands of the treasurer. by a majority of the committee, are said not to have wanted to put their cities. Most people consider It is contended that the state, as censured the management of the the salary reduction into effect with that the health officer's job is to a sovereign power and representing National Bank, the Riksbank, for out similar action on the part of the handle communicable diseases in all of its people is, by co~imon law, what it said were enormous credits state. accordauice with the state law and entitled to a preference for all granted Kreuger. There are approximately 6,000 em sanitary code, to supervise milk funds due it from an insolvent es Six business associates of Kreu ployes on the state payroll and the sanitation and to control nuisances; tate. It is claimed that by statute, ger who have been arrested in con amotmt the state would save because they little realize the widesweeping before our Constitution was adopt nection with the investigation into of reduction in salaries has not been powers which the state laws place ed relative to Insolvent debtors, his world-wide affairs, will be given determined. The present thought, in the hands of health officers and debts due to the state of Connecti their first bearings next Friday on if a reduction is made, is to have departments of health in order that cut have been preferred. charges of assistaing him in finan a flat 10 per cent cut aH an* they may be able to control emer cial irr^plaritles. ployes whose salaries are not fixed gencies, such as the recent epidemic Gafliering Evidence by statute, with on anticipated vol of infantile paralysis, the a^ipcar- DR. SHIELDS ADMITS Police investigators have been untary reduction in salaries of all ances of parrot fever and mtaulant worldng day and night for nearly a others from the governor down. This fever, and, doubly Important right month to assemble evidence agahist would affect not only the employes now, tbe proUem of suitable food within the State C^fltol or the state for the unenq;>loyed and their NIGHT/ THERE ARE SPEAKIES the men. Newspapers sidd today a number office building, but those in every families, particularly the children. of further arrests in oonnecCian with state institution and department. Aside from communicable dis Newark, N. J., May 5— (AP)— the Kreuger difficulties were ex The voluntary list would of neces eases there is a wide field of public The Rev. Dr. James K. Shields, pected soon as a result of a thorough sity be large for salaries of judges health work which intimate^ af superintendent of the New Jersey examination of all the telegrams and many eotut officials are estab fects the community, such as Anti-Saloon League, disclosed today sttit from Stockholm during the lished by l^lslation and cotlld not maternal health, child hygiene, the that be had visited eight speak past year by Kreuger and bis com be changed except by the L^ISla- protection of food supjuies, public easies in Philadelphia Satiirday panies. ture if the reductiem be not volun health nursing in all of its idiaae^ tarily made. the accurate recording of birtas and night. The aim of the police, the news Dr. Shields made the visit on a paper accounts said, was to obtain Long Omsldered deaths, the control of nuisances af tour with Joseph S. Clark, Jr., a complete list of ID’euger’s secret The question of salary reduction fecting public health, matters of chairman of the Philadelphia com agents and to do this they are for state employes has teen consid industrial hygiene, the dispcnal of mittee of the Crusaders, as the re graduaUy probing their way into ered for the last year, though it has sewage and the examination of sult of a chalI®Dge made in a de the wide range of Us vari<^ trans never been formally discusued at specimens-in the laboratory. bate at Moorestown, N. J., March actions. . meetings of the Board of Finance The up-to-date'health department 22. On that occasion he declared Italian Angle and Control. Board members have is forecighted in tbat it is always STILL TIME TO ENTER that for two years he had sought to It was disclosed today that For discussed the proposition as indi planning along the line of preven disprove a contentico that condi eign Minister Hellner, who was »ea t viduals but at no time was such a tion rather than how to handle tions under prohibition were worse to Rome to clear up the Italian end sweeping reduction suggested as matters that may arise as the re than In the old saloon days. of the Kreuger tangle, had been in now coc^dered. For the last sev sult of neglect. Etaamples of thin The two men visited eight speak formed by Premier Mussolini that eral months it has teen suggested are the constant efforts to prevent easies and Dr. Shields said be found Kreuger had forged the name of the that aU receiving salaries fixed by water-borne disease epidemics by First Prize gloom and impleasantness. Italian Finance Minister Mosconl, to statute might voluntarily accept a supervision of watershed areas and "If the only drinking going on in an Italian match monoply which reduction, to be followed by a gen reservoirs; the examination of Chestnut Hill was .what I saw Sat never was granted. eral reduction for all who receive at dairies and methods of hanrinng REGARDING urday night, then the town is to be Mr. Hellner told Signor Musso least $2,000 a year. The present milk; the urging of parents to have congratulated,” Dr. Shields said. "If lini from the documents in hand it {dan sets no minimum. children immunized against certain it is more flagrant then our crusad seemed clear there had been n^o- diseases; the continual inspection of CONTEST ing friends for their cause’s sake tiations between Kreuger and the stores, soda fountains and other Italian government which resulted CLERK IS EXONERATED places where food is handled; con no,000 should have offered it in evidence. One old-fashioned saloon would in his acquisition of the Italian tinued efforts in health education match monopoly in return for a along such lines as preparation for hold many times more than all the New York, May l^(A P )— Sur WINNERS state loan. The premier told him motherhood. Infant care, child care, More thMn 4,000 prixeB still to be won. Nearly people we saw that night put to rogate John Hetheiington, of that those negotiations never were proper food for the family, how to gether.” (^e«is, today dismissed charges of 6,000 priges already distributed. concluded and that there had been keep one’s health. (Pamphlets-on incompetency brought by the city many of these subjects can be ob no agreement. affairs committee against John Signor Boselli, director of the tained by writing to the State De- Bond Broad Contest Book gives all facts to ’Theofel, chief clerk of the Queens During the week of Jime Italian state monopolies also told partme(nt of Health at Hartford). Surrogate’s Court. help you answer the aeven or eight questions. Also BOY SCOUT NEWS Mr. Hellner his signature had been ’The surrogate held that the Just as it is cheaper to visit 6th, look for a printed forged by Mr. Kreuger, charges were unwarranted and had dentists regularly than to . do so all rules and your entry blank. Troop 4 only when pain aniunmces trouble, Troop 4 held a regular meeting no foundation in fact. The charges band around your loaf of originally were filed by the city af so it is many times cheaper for a Who will win that $10,000 top prize?— you, Tuesday night. Twenty-four of WHITE FOR RFERENDUM town or city to spend money for those registered were present. Be fairs committee with Governor Roosevelt, who rMerred them to continual health work than only to your son, your daughter? Who will win that $2,500 Bond Bread or Bond fore the meeting baseball and horse rise to tbe occasion and expend shoes were played. Dues were col Emporia, Kas,. May 5 —(AP)— Surrogate Hetherihg^ton. They were second prize— $1,000 third prize, and 573 other cash signed by the Rev. John Haynes funds when emergencies make it lected by Treasurer Brown and then Proponents of a referendum on the necessary. Bakers Whole Wheat Holmes, as chairman, and Rabbi a a roll was called to see who was prohibition question have an ally in With such a wide scope of activi prizes? Remember, also, there are still 3,600 final absent. The number present has William Allen White, Republican Stephen S. Wise, as rtce chairman, of the committee. ties, the health program ot the prizes of Bond Bread (15 to 30 loaves). You do not Bread, telling about the averaged twenty-two for the past editor, and staimch supporter of the The charges included allegations state and municipality require full few weeks. 18tb Amendment. that Theofel had given no reason support of the local community emd have to buy Bond Bread to ^ter. winners of final awards Scoutmaster Crawsbaw announc Declaring he was for prohibition its people in every way, particular both in theory and in practice. able or creditable explanation of ed plans for the social to be held at bank deposits in 1980, that he was ly in assisting the le^slation nec Everyone may enter this great contest who the Center church along with two White in an editorial yesterday said essary to pro'rtde the health protec in this contest. Or phone, "a time comes ia every great politi imfamiliar with the duties of the other troops. Troop 4 will put on a office of chief clerk and that he tive machinery and the fimds to lives in any territory where Bond Bread is sold— stunt and each boy who knows of cal issue when it must come to the finance it. or write, the Bond Bread was incompetent and unqualified to except bakery employees and their families. the stunt should be prepared to act people for settlement . That time bold the position. the stimt. Several of the Scouts has come now in prohibition. Bakery nearest you. have volunteered to bring cakes and “The resubmission of the prohibi SCHOOL BOY KILLED Your final opportunity to be among the win ail should bring enough sandwiches tion question to a vote of the Ameri THEATERS UNUCENSED for themselves. Troop 4 practiced can people will help prohibition ners of these generous prizes is rig h t n o w ! M ake South Plainfield, N. J., May 9— for the meet to be held at Charter more than any other one thing. up your mind to go in and win. Get Free Contest Oak street, soon. In practicing for He compared the situation with New York, May $ — (AP)—Ap (AP)—^A nine-year-old boy was the standing broad jump it was the issues which brought on the proximately 100 theaters in New killed today by a bullet fired into a Book from your grocer t(xlay! found that Troop 4 can depend on Civil War, saying he believed that York have no license to operate, it group of youths waiting for a all Scouts for winning this event. the American (Constitution should was disclosed today when news school bus. The running broad jump was prac be amended to provide against papermen attempted to learn why Police arrested Adam Brecht, 43, ticed although it is not on the list “such a crisis as this one, where the police prevented the uptown pre who lives In a house surrounded by Committaa of Judgos: d r . l o o a n c l b n d b n i n o , o f events. The obstacle race w'as pent up wrath of a minority miere of “The Merry-Go-Round” at a spiked picket fence opposite famous authority on diet and health; MISS JBSSIB MARIB DB BOTH. also run off. menaces all our institutions.” the Avon theater last night. The where the boys and girls were wait £ooic ing. Authorities found a .22 caliber Director o f the De Both Home Makers’ Schools; DR. WALTBR HOLLIS FREE Troop 4 is trying to raise enough play is based on civi. corruption. rifle in the house. \ BDDY, Director of Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health, Good money to purchase tents. Jimmy PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDA’TE Eidward Culleton, assistant chief The dead boy was Samuel Cocaul- clerk of the department of licenses, Housekeeping Magazine; DR. FRANCIS X. MAHONEY, Health Com- at Your Neill suggested that Scout Mohr la, son. of a laborer. should ask his father, who is a Indianapolis, May 5—(AP) — intimated that many of the theaters tmasiener o f Boston, Mass. George Irving Wilson, Vineland, N. Jack Skebry, 14, one of the school Grocer's baker for a Baker tent. Assistant without licenses were housing children, told police he saw Brecht J., druggist, will be the National shows, but said the department had Judges’ decisions shell be finel. Full duoUcete Scoutmaster Barnsley brought sev standing in his doorway and “hold eral of the Scouts down to Fire Party’s candidate for President of nothing to do with the closing of prises ewerded in ease ot tiee» the United States this year, John ing something that looked like a Company No. 1 to see the first such shows, that being a police rifle.” alarm system. All Scouts were im Zabnd of Indianapolis, psirty chair power. man, announced after a meeting of Brecht, police said, has complain pressed by the system. The meeting He said the Avon theater applica ed that the boys annoyed him. No •0 |0 0 0 leaders of the group here last night. was over at P:30. tion for license was filed three days charge as yet has teen lodged N otes Zahnd declined to nm, as he had after the deadline. The application against him. Troop 4 will go on a hike Thurs been the candidate in 1924 and was dated April 30, but the license STILL TIME TO ENTER... Get Your Entry In / day. All desiring to go must be at 1928. official pointed out It wsis notarized ASK INJUNCTION troop headquarters at 8:30. Bring Wilson, who is 76 years old, was on M ay 3. grub. active in the People’s Party move He saw no way in which the Covington, Ky., May 6— (AP)—A ment for many years. He helped license could be speeded up, since Federal injimction to restrain offi mOH PRICED EVIDENCE outfit the Philadelphia contingent of several city departments must in cials and citizens of Bell and Har Coxey’s Army in 1894. spect the theater before the license lan (^unties from interfering with Chicago, May 5— (AP)— Federal J. A. Parker, 62, of Blytheville, can be renewed. its proposed investigation of the coal Judge George A. Carpenter says he Pa., was named the party’s candi mine labor situation there, was is in favor of economy in obtaining date for vice-president. BLAST INJURES FOUR sought today by the Am erican CSvil evidence in liquor cases. Uberties Union. He expressed himself yesterday VICTIM m s MOTHER Mansfield, O., May 5— (AP) — A petition for the injunction was after Charles J. Wallett, a prohibi Four persons were injured seriously filed yesterday, signed by Arthur tion agent, told the court be bought Bridgeport, May 5 —(AP)—Mo and possible loss of life was feared Garfield Hays, New York, cotmoel fourteen drinks at 50 cents each to torcycle Officer Edward Cole saw in a mysteriQBs explosion which for the tmion, and Dudley Field Ma obtain evidence against Morris (Can an automobile strike a woman as wrecked and ^ t fire to a two-story lone. New York attoniey. The hear non, a druggist. she was about to board r street car. tenement builling here early to ing was set for May 12 at London, "In these days” said the court, He sped to the scene of the accident day, f Ky. "when the government Is trying to to' find the victim was his mother, A belief that Jomph Letezia, a Representatives of the union said cut expenses, you should economize. Mrs. Mary Cole, 70. She was taken tenant, and six toembers of his fam its prlmaty purpose is to test the Get your evidence more cheaply. to a hospital with a brain concus ily perished in tM Uast.was dispelled ,right of free speech and free assem- One drink will do as well as four sion. when they we$e found alive In Cleve ’hly in the counties where it is al teen.” Mrs. Carl C. Deman of Fairfield, land. Firemen said, however, they leged investigators have teen beaten Cannon was sentenced to 60 days driver of the car, was questioned believed other occupants of the tene and denied their constitutional t is preteeted lir esefrishk in ja il |tnd fined $200. but not held. ment may have perkphed. rlffhta 3555S "■(ywVi MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIA), SUUTll MANCU£SrrER» CONN.THURSDAY, MAY 6 ,198Xi PAGE E IG H T ’HANCHESTERDAF NAME SGT. HYNES Manchester’s V.F.W . AUXILIARY BOSPirAl DKIVE’ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM PRIZES A U CLAIMED Date Book IN FIRST BANQUET Dial Twisters w « i x b i s t 6d iiie PARADE MARSHAL By W. J. DALTON THURSDAY. MAY I (1lait«fB Studard T1b «) No Alternate List Necessary P. IL Uatlnsi lubjaet to ehaaco- (UoyUtbt Umo on* bour lator.) Tonight As First Group All Came In Thursday, May 5.—Bsnoflt enter (By Aaaootetad 8:36—Love Drama — Also wfbi wkbw For Their Gifts. Th9 P r*u ) wean wdrc wnao woau wjaa wmai wcao tainment and danoe, S2nd anniver Sixty Members Dine At Hotel A few items of more or leas in Trustees To fay For Lmu^- , 484^—WEAF NBC—660 wado whk wkro wzya wapd Veterans of Foreign Wars terest. sary of Scandla Lo^e, No. 23, O. When the drawing took Vlace on (•iW—world Today—Al«o wUo wfJ wwj S.'OO—Trumpttar»-^lao wfW wkbw W EAF and WJZ have raised wean wdrc waab weau wjaa wmai wcao of V., at Orange hall. the 100 prizes offered by local mer eon To Be Ghren At Tem ^raoll—Alao wtlo wfl wro wado whk wkro wxya wapd _ , T obmitow Sheridan Last Nigh^ Fme their hourly rates to ^ commercial 9:30—Shllkrat Oroh.—Aleo woko wfbJ Name EUridge S t Man sponsors by twenty percent. chants in connection with the Man J «> —^?*Br*Aj»nounood—woaf ohaln whoc wkbw wlba wean wdro waab wore Friday, May 6.—^Minstrel and chester Day sales event held recent 6:45—Ooldborga—Alao wUo wjar wcab wpt wcau whp wjas wIbw wmai wcao dance, sponsored by Msuried Cou Program. Amos, christened Freeman Goa- ly, an alternate list of 100 names ple Monday. wffY wb6n wcat wtRiB wwJ w i« wtar wdbj wado whk wkro wcah wbt Fer Memorial Day Honor. ples' Club of Second Congregational den, was bom in Richmond, Va., on 7 :0^R u dy Valle*—AUo wUc wUa w**l wblg wtoc wqam wdbo wdao wxya wbm was cdso drawn, to be used in cases ■wjar wcah wfl wfbr ^ way w ^ 0:45—Arthur Jarrett—Alec woko wfbi church at Hollister street school. Api^ 26, 1899. Andy, or Charles where the prizes were not called for wcao wtam wwjwaal ckarw cfci wrva whoc wkbw wlbm wean wdro waab wfea Next Week Correll. first saw this world in wore wcau whp wjae wibw wcao wtar Sixty members of Anderson-Shea by the first winner. A dinner will be served a t the •wptf wlod wjax wfla The committee representing An- Sunday, May 8.—Dedication pro Peoria, Dl., some time during the g;S(P.piano Duo A Vocal - A l^ wUo wdbj wade wbt wblg wtoc wqam wdbo Post Auxiliary V. F. W. enjoyed the Seven days were sdlowed the first Masonic Temple at 6:15 o’clock wdao efrb gram on Polish National church on year of 1890. . wtag wee; wJar wcah wfl wfbr wro derson-Shea Post, Veterans of For first annual banquet of the organ winners in which to call for the •wgy wben wcao wtam wwj weal wrva 10KK>—Barlow Symphony—Also woko Golway street at 10 a. m. The composers and authors of Monday evening' to the vdhmteer ■wptf wwnc wla wJax wlod wfla whec wkbw wlba wean wdro waab wore eign Wars on the Permanent Armis isation with a fine roast turkey din gifts and when the week expired Monday, May 9.—Opening of Me popular music are about to demamd workers in the Manchester Memori 8:30—Sherlock Holmes—Also wtle wtag wlP'Wfan whp wibw wmai wcao wtar ner at the Hotel Shertdtui last night every prize had been called for at wool wjar wcsh wfl wro wgy wbon wdbj wado wcab wbt wblg wtoc wqam tice Day Committee will recommend morial Hospital campaign f o r '820,- five percent of the gross income the Chamber of Commerce office, wdbo wdae wxya wepd efrb In conformity with the bl-Centen- al hospital campaign for 820,000, at - wcao wtam wwj wsal ckgw cfcf the appointment of James P. Hynes from commercial advertising over many coming from surrounding t:00—Danco Hour—Also wtic wtag wool 10:30—Siesle Orch.—Also woko w p > l 000. nial of George Washington the which time the workers will be giv " wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wro wgy wben wheo wkbw wlbx wean wdro waab wfea of 25 1-2 Eldridge street as the Tuesday, May 10.—^Dedication of the air. ’Their contention is that towns. That is the reason the wcao wtam wwfwsa: wrva wls wwnc wore wpg wcau who wibw wraal wcao Memorial Day parade Mturshal at decorations were red, white and their music is the backbone of com- en final instructions and will select Whiton Memorial Library at North blue. The menu cards were similar alternate list of names has not been wjax wlod wfla wtar wdbj wado whjc wcah wbt wblg the next meeting of the Memorial mercisd broadcasting. the twenty ospects on whom they 10KX>—Russ Colombo—Also wtlo wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxyi wepd efrb End. ly decorated with a silhouette of annoimced. 10:15—Conrad's Orch.—Also wtIc wjar 11:00—Guy Lombardo—Also woko wfbi Committee Monday night. Wednesday, May 11.—Entertain Max Schmellng, the heavyweight will make personal calls for contri ? wfbr wfl wro wheo wkbw wean wnac wfea wpg wcau The candidate for the Memorial the first President centered on the whp wibw wmai wcao wtar wdbj wade ment at Salvation Army citadel, boxing champion, offered his serv butions. The dinner will be served - 10:45—Calloway Orch.—Also wtlo wjar Day honors is one of the charter face of the card. The tables wAe ices for a series of broadcasts at a wfbr wfl wgy wcao wtam wwj wcah wbt wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxvx sponsored by Yoimg People’s Corps. also decorated with long streamers by the Women’s Auxiliary of the 11:00—Ralph Kirbery; Ham’’ ’8 Orch.— 11:30—Milwaukee Orch.—Aleo woko members of Anderson-Shea post Thursday, May 12.— Lecture by fee of 820,000; but he cannot find hospital nd will be paid for per- Also wtic wfbi whec wkbw wean wnac wfM wpg and is a veteran of the Spanish- of red, white and blue and hats and sinyone with the twenty thousand. DEEGATE LINE-UP 11:30—Agnew’s Orch. — Also wtic wro weau wibw wmai wcao wtar wdbj wado Rev. Laurence Barber at flew favors to match. ’The post colors sonsdly by the Board of Trustees. . ,wcae wcah wbt wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxym American War and the Philippine Whiton Memorial Library, auspices The widely-publicized Beer Pa Team captains s e now busy ob 12:00—Dance Hour—Aleo wean wnac were placed at the head table. 348.6— WABC-CBS— 860 Insurrection. He enlisted in Co. K, Ever Ready Circle, King’s Daugh rade, in New York, will have Its taining workers f.. their teams and 394.5— WJZ.NBC— 760 1st Ctonnecticut Volxmteers under G’-oup singing was enjoyed during 6:30—Jack Miller—Also woko wgr wibx ters. the courses and a stimts progrram activities broadcast. It is impos OF THE DEMOCRATS when the organization ia completed Wdrc waab wfea wore whp wtar wdbj 5:30—Old Songs of the Church — Also command of CJaptain Henry H. Annual Poppy sale concert under sible to satisfy everyone in the it will have a personnel of nearly wwva wbt whig wtoc waam wdbo wdae wgar ^ . Saunders and was mustered out presented by Freda Moorehouse 6:45—Topics In Brief—Also wbal wbs the auspices of Americ«m Legion radio audience and for that reason 200 persons. The work of canvass wxyz wspd October 31, 1898. He later enlisted Md Elizabeth Maher was very In- 5:45—Joe Palooka—Also woko wfbi and V. F. W. at High school. tertaining and furnished many jokes we would not care to be the an- ing will be much easier this year as wkbw wean wdrc waab weau whp wjas 6:00 — Amos 'n' Andy—Also wbal wba in Company H, 46 U. S. Volimteer noimcer for that period. the prospect list consists o i 3,000 wcao wtar wade whk wkre wcah wtoc wham kdka wlw wre ckgw cfcf wrva Infantry and served in the Philip Annusd spring dance of Rainbow on members. A toast to the Auxil 708 of 1;154 Already wqam wdbo wdae wxyz wspd wptf wjax wlod wfla Rumors have it that Edna Wal persons who are believed to be in a pines during the Insurrection. Fol- Girts, Masonic Temple, semi-formal. iary was given by Eleanor Freelove g.OO_Myrt and Mar„e—Also woko wfbi 6:15—Romance Exchange — Also wbs Coming Events and was answered by Rachel lace Hopper has been offered a job position to contribute and each ..wgr wean wdrc wnac wcau wlas wmai Rd Rd lo'wing his discharge he enlisted in as a circus barker. Quite an idea. Chosen; How the Various worker will have he opportxmity ’ wcao wwva wade wkrc wspd 6:30—Stebbins Boys — Also wbz kdka CJompany G of Manchester and serv Tuesday, June 21.—^M. H. S. grad Munsie. 6:15_M iIIs Brothers—Also woko wfbi wgar wjr Honor Goests Some of the lesser known singers, of choosing his own list of pros wgr wean wdrc wnac wcau wlas wmai 6:46—Jones and Hare—Also wbz wbal ed as First Sergeant for many uation. but nevertheless with good voices, Friday, June 24,— Opening of At the head table were the presi pects. wcao wade whk wkrc wspd wham kdka wgar years. are paid an average of 815 per Candidates Stand Today. 6:30—Sylvia Froos—Also wfbi wgr 7:00—Dr. Traprock and Harriet Lee— two-day state convention and field dent, Mrs. Eaeanor Freelove, senior The drive will continue through waab wcau wjas wwva wade whl- wkrc Also wbal wbz wham kdka wgar vice Elizabeth Phelan, junior vice broadcast. Monday, May 16. wcah wkbn wxyz wspd 7:16—RIn Tin Tin — Also wbz wham day of Loyal Order of Moose here. g;45—Morton Downey Also woko wfbi k dent by Roosevelt said his o rg u l- FREE A U AMERICANS MAKING MANY CHANGES satloD had watched with frowlaff AL CAPONE BEGINS ^ [OINSPECTNEW ABOUT TOWN concern "the failure of the govem* Local Stocks N. Y . Stocks ment to face the lime of economy, IN HONOLULU MURDER Garfield Keeney, who was at one IN ROADS AT BUCKLAND and especially tbe failure to grapple PENITENIIARY U n LIBRARY MAYS time connected with the Maokley (Farnlshed by Putnam R Co.) Adams E x p ...... 2% with the question of drastic reduc Chevrolet Co. and more recently tions in the approximately |1,000,- (Continued from Page One) Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Air Reduction...... 36% (Coattamed from Hufs Om ); with the Capitol Chevrolet Co. in Underpnss Being Shifted, Plan 1 P. M. Stocks 000,000 which is being expended for Hartford has joined the sales force Alaska Jun ...... • • • 3.1 as brought out by the prosecutor , of Buckland Junctions To Be veterans benefits.” in the library with opporthulty fei of James M. Shearer, local Buick Allegheny ...... 1 Greatly Altered. Bank Stocks **1716 recent reckless action of the study and extensive reiullnff. Public To See Whiton Memo becomes travesty. dealer. Mr. Keeney is well known Allied Chem ...... 51% “ Are we to infer from the gov Bid Asked House of Repcesentativ-s has been The gangster resolved before hi as an automobile salesman in this The Gammlno Construction com C:ap Nat B and T ___ — 300 Am Can ...... 37% ernor’s act that there are two sets territory. followed, as yM know, by a new went Into the penitentiary to be s Conn. River ...... 450 — - Am For Pow ...... 3% depreciation of the dollar in foreign rial Sunday Before Dedi of laws in Hawsdl— one for the pany of Providence has resumed the Am Rad Stand ...... 4% model prisoner. He added hs wai Htfd Conn T r u s t...... 80 70 exchange, so that today the dollar favored few and another for the Tonight the Y. M. C. A. bowling laying of concrete on the road from Am Smelt ...... 8% starting life over again and thi First National ...... 140 — stands at a discount in comparison people in general?” team will play against the Bon Ami Land Mtg and T itle... — 21 Am Tel and Tel ...... 98% change would continue after he got cation. Love Lane to Buckland and is now with the French, Dutch,. Swiss and team at the Y alleys. The person New Brit Trust ...... — 180 Am Tob B ...... 65% out of prison. completing the stretch from a point Belgian currencies,” his letter said. TO TRANSFER MASSIE nel of Y. M. C. A. team is Fred West Hartford Trust.. — 200 Anaconda ...... 4% Washington, May 5.— (AP)—Rear south of the railroad underpass to “As citizens with ? pride in the Harvey, Frank Obremski, John and Insurance Stocks Atchison ...... 36% NEWS WRITER 10S8INO Directors of the Manchester Admiral Yates Stirling, comman Clarence Mikoleit and Edward North Main street, hear the home of Auburn ...... 32% country, we deem this condition in dant at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Segar.’ Mrs. John Hackett. Aetna Casualty ...... 25 28 Balt and Ohio ...... 6% compatible with the dignity of the Public Library held a meeting last Aetna Life ...... 15 17 New York, May 6.— (AP) —^Pohci recommended to the Navy Depart It has been found necessary to Bendix ...... 6% nation and marking a virtual break evening in the new Whiton Memo* Aetna Fire ...... 18^ 20 ment today the immediate transfer Gibbons Assembly, Catholic blast a sandstone ridge extending Beth S te e l...... 12% down in responsible government.” today were mgaged in a search foi rial Library building and made the from Depot street, once part of the Automobile ...... 10 12 Borden ...... 28% Roosevelt said the President’s re Mrs. Laura Vitray, newquapei of the naval personnel convicted in Ladies of Columbus, will meet to Conn. Genera] ...... 30 34 decision to open the new library for the sla}dng at Honolulu of Joseph morrow evening at 8 o’clock in the old quarry on Buckland street. The Can Pac ...... 10% cent appeals for patirnce on the woman and writer, (415 West llStb sandstone is being used to fill the Hartford F ire ...... 25 27 part of the government had been public inspection Simday afternoon, Kahahawai. K. of C. clubrooms. Case (J. I.) ...... 20% street) who was reported missing road at the intersection of Adams National Fire ...... 22 24 Cerro De Pasco ...... 6 % noted, adding “but we cannot agree May 8 between the hours of 3 and 5 Navy Department officials indi Hartford Steam Boiler 30 34 last night by a friend, Evelyn cated the Bureau of Navigation Frank Happeny of the north end street When this is completed the Ches and O h io ...... 16 that patience is any longer a vir o’clock. Children under 14 must be angle of the intersection will be sue# Phoenix Fire ...... 33% 35% Chrysler ...... 8% tue.” Downey. would Issue orders to comply with fell and struck his -slbow on Tuesday Travelers ...... 330 350 accompanied by their parents. that there will be but a slight curve Coca Cola ...... 90% A description of the mlnsing On Tuesday afternoon, May 10, the recommendation. evening. This morning his hand was swollen and his arm helpless. under the underpass. The west Public UtOittes Stocks Col Gas ...... 7% woman, a former city editor of th< at 2:30 the dedication exercises will The Navy men convicted were A new stratosphere balloon is Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie, A. O. He went to a doctor who found the abutment of the underpass is being Conn. Elec Serv ...... 39 43 Coml Solv ...... I ...... 5% New York Evening Gfophle, wai be held in the library auditorium removed about twenty feet further Conn. Pow ...... 32 34 Cons Gas ...... 49% being built at Augsburg to the or Jones and E. J. Lord, enlisted men. elbow broken. sent out over the police radio anC and the handsome building formally west leaving a three per cent grade Greenwich, WAG, pfd. — 60 Cont C a n ...... 23% der of Count 'Theodor Zichy, Hun teletype systems. Police were tolo turned over to the Town of Man* It was considered likely that the garian nobleman, and Hans Braun, The West Side club will meet at in the road frdm Depot street to the Hartford Elec ...... 43 45 Com P r o d ...... 32% Mrs. Vitray was to have attended • Chester. The guest speaker Tuesday three would leave Honolulu for San section already completed towards Hartford Gas ...... 40 43 Drug ...... 36% Vienna engineer. It is to be used meeting of the Greenwich ^ a g t afternoon will be State Commis Francisco on the next available ves the West Side Rec at 7:30 o’clock Love Lane. do, pfd ...... 41 — Du Pont ...... 27% in exploring the rarifled atmos Historical Society Monday evening sioner of Education, Ernest W. But tonight. sel. ' Instead of connecting with the S N E T C o ...... 97 101 Eastman Kodak ...... 46% phere ten and more miles above but failed to appear and has nd terfield. Secretary Wilbur said today he present road at Depot street a new Elec and Mus ...... 1% the earth’s surface. been seen since. The new library will be open to Memorisd Lodge, Knights of Manufacturing Stocks thought Governor Judd of Hawaii roadbed is being built slightly to ths Elec Auto L ite ...... 12 patrons Wednesday evening. May “had found an adequate solution to Pythias, held a past chancellors’ Am Hardware ...... 14% 10% night last night, .'-t which a supper south which will connect with North Am Hosiery ...... 18 — E3ec Pow and Lt ...... 6% 11, from 7 to 9. The schedule for a difficult problem” in commuting Fox Film A ...... J2 was served. An invitation was re Main street at a point west of Mrs. Arrow H and H, com. — 11 the present will be the same as the sentences of those involved in Gen Elec ...... 13% ceived from the Pythian Sisters to Hackett’s home. do, pfd ...... — 90 when the library was installed at Gen F o o d s ...... 29% the Hawaii slaying. In addition to this work, the State Billings and Spencer... — 2 the Robertson school, namely: attend a meeting in Odd Fellows Gen M o to rs...... 10 The secretary, imder whose juris hall next Tuesday evening, when Highway Dependent is making sur Bristol Brass ...... — lO Tuesday, Thursday and Friday af diction the territory of Hawaii falls, Gillette ...... 13% ternoons from 3 to 5:30 o’clock; Mrs. Frances Chambers, state veys that wlb cut the Tolland Turn do, pfd ...... — 105 added that the governor had had pike road down to a three or four Case, Lockwood and B — 400 Gold Dust ...... 11% Monday, Wednesday and Friday grand chief and a member of the Grigsby Grunow ...... % full discretion in dealing with the per cent grade from Buckland street Collins Co...... — 40 evenings from 7 to 9. Mrs. John local order, will make her official Hershey ...... 52% situation and that he had “ kept out west to intersection of-Turnpike and Colt’s Firearms ...... 8 9 See the Wolcott, librarian, will have as her visit to the lodge. Int Harv ...... 16 of the picture as much as possible.” Eagle Lock ...... — 20 assistants, Mrs. Alexander Shearer Adams street. This will result in Int Nick ----- ; ...... 5 Dr. Wilbur talked to Governor the removal of an exceptioaally steep Faffilr Bearings ...... — 65 and Miss Pauline Burbank of 66 H. R. Hastings, acting as agent Int Tel and Tel ...... 5% Cambridge street, a trained li Judd two days ago on the telephone for William Strimiki of Porter rise as the grade from the old tavern Fuller Brush, Class A — 14 but today said that the subject of Gray Tel Pay Station. 26 28 Johns Manville ...... 12 brarian. street, has sold to Mary PomesI a bought last month by the state, for a Kelvinator ...... 5 commuting the sentences bad not house, bam and hen houses and two distance of thirty feet, has had a Hart and Cooley .... — 125 Hartmann Tob, com... — 2 Kennecott ...... 6% been discussed “in any way, shape acres of land on the east side of fourteen per cent grade, and has Kreug and Toll ...... % or form.” Parker street, known to old resi been the scene of many accidents. do, pfd ...... — 20 NORGE Ligg and Myers B ...... 46 HIGH MEETS MERIDEN dents as the Massey place. The tavern and old stone wall will Inter Silver...... 11 15 do, p f d ...... — 40 Loew’s ...... 21% WASHINGTON COMMENTS be tom dowp and the sandstone LorlUard ...... 13% ON TRACK TOMORROW Washington, May 5.— (AP)— In Bissell street was closed to traffic ledge in that section will be blasted, Landers, Frary A Clk 24 27 McKeesp Tin ...... 84 at sistent demands that full pardons today as the town highway depart making a clearer view from Buck- Mann A Bow, Class A — 8 do, Class B ...... — 4 Mont W a r d ...... 6% be granted Lieut. Thomas H. Mas ment continued its work of ripping land street approaching the new Nat B iscu it...... 32% sie and his condefendants in the up the surface of the roadway in highway, Tolland Turnpike and New Brit. Mch. com.. — 10 Meets Silver City Squad At do, pfd ...... — 90 Nat Cash Reg ...... 8 WATKINS Honolulu killing of an alleged at order to remove the “ washboeu’d” North Main street. Nat Dairy ...... 21% West Side Playgrounds To North and Judd ...... — 12 tacker of Massie’s wife rose up in condition which has annoyed mo ik order to take care of the storm Nat Pow and Lt \...... 11% Niles Bern Pond ...... 5 6 morrow Afternoon. Congress at news that Governor torists for a long time. Only cars water, twenty-four inch cement pipe Peck, Stow and Wilcox 1 3 N Y Central ...... 14 Judd had commuted their sentences. owned by people on the lower end is being laid parallel with Adams Russell Mfg ...... — 20 NY NH and Htfd ...... 11% street, about twenty feet east of the North Amer ...... 23% Manchester High will engage Greatly relieved that the four of Bissell street passed over the Scovill ...... 15% 17% Noranda ...... 12 Meriden High in a track and field Americans had not been subjectei highway today as the tractor and street The necessary equipment Stamley W o r k s ...... — 15 Packard ...... 2% meet at the West Side playgrounds to imprisonment, many Senators steam-roller continued their work of for the work ta already at the loca Standard Screw ... ^ . 23 28 Param Pub ...... 2% at 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. and Representatives « showed by remodeling Jie surface. tion and sand will be obtained from do., pfd., guar., a V . 100 — Penn ...... 10% The local team Is imdefeated and comments they felt the stigma of Alexander Jarvis, Jr. Laying of Smythe Mfg C o ...... — 50 Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 2% Its prospects of a C. C. I. L. if not a conviction and the consequent loss Tomorrow evening residents of the cement road will not require Taylor and Fenn .... — 120 Phillips Pete ...... 3% state title are promising. Tomorrow of citizenship rights should be lift Manchester Green will have a com many weeks, the largest part of the Torrington ...... 29 31 Pub Serv N J ...... 41% afternoon Manchester High’s base ed immediately. munity party at the assembly hall of work being the rebuilding of the Underwood Mfg Co .. 10 12 ball team plays in Meriden. Attempts for legislation to give the school. A business. meeting at abutment of the underpass. Union Mfg Co ...... — 7 Radio ...... 3% President Hoover pardoning power 7:45 will be followed by an enter U S Ehivdope, com .. — 65 Radio Keith ...... 3 Reading ...... 17 were pushed. tainment in charge of W. E- Buck- do, pfd ...... — 80 Rem R u d ...... 1% “It shows a spirit over there that ley. Whist will be played untih 10 Veeder Root ...... — 10 NO TIME TO RELAX o’clock after which refreshments WhlUock Coil Pipe ... — 8 Rey Tob B ...... 31% is taking care of the situation” said U T K T STOCKS Sears Roebuck ...... 16% Senator Logan (D., Ky.). will be served and dancing will J.B.WiTms Co., |10 par 58 75 round out the evening. There wUl Socony Vac ...... 8% SAYS JUSnCE “If they are going to do anything, South Pac ...... 11% NOW, be no admission but a silver collec New York, May 5.^—(AP)—Fnan- ( they ought to grant a full pardon” Stand Brands ...... 10% said Representative Thatcher (R., tion will be taken to defray expenses cial market steadied somewhat to of prizes and refreshments. The St Gas and E lec ...... 15% (Continiied from Page Ode) Ky.) sponsor of a petition for par day, as Wall street was' buzzing BLAMES N.Y.WRrrERS regular entertainment committee, St Oil Cal ...... 18% don sent Governor Judd. with vague rumors of constructive St OU N J ...... 23% leverage of acumen nad experence.” Griswold Chappell, chairman, will be developments impending in Wash $ 1 3 9 - 5 0 - “ 1 think a pardon is due” came in charge. Texas C o r p ...... 10% George W . Wickersham, president from Senator Bingham (R., Conn.). ington. Washington, May 5.— (AP)—^H. Timken Roll Bear ...... 14% o f the instiute, emphasized in his Stocks slumped rather sharply in N. Eavenson, operator of coal mines Trans-America...... 3% But an entirely different reaction A daughter, Patricia Jeanne, was annual address “ the necessity of a came from Senator Reed, (R., the first hour, only to recover there in Harlan county, Kentucky, told a Union Carbide ...... 17% 1. Delivered to your home. careful study of our penal laws, bom this morning at 10:30 at the after. By early afternoon, extreme Senate mining subcommittee today Penn.), “I think Governor Judd has Manchester Memorial hospital to Unit Aircraft...... 10% with a view to determining whether losses of 1 to 3 point were largely that “the trouble down there has Unit Corp...... 6% 2. Actual storage space: 4.3 Cu. Ft. made a very serious mistake which Rev. L. Theron and Mrs. Emetine or not they are reasonably adapted recovered. Bonds still were under been caused by a lot of irresponsible Unit Gas Imp ...... 16 will turn up to plague the future ad S. French. The baby is the first 3. Only 3 moving parts. to social conditions in a time like ministration of justice in Hawaii.” pressure here and there, but U. S. writers from New York who were U S Ind A lc o ...... 16% the present.” granddaughter of Rev. Marvin S. simply seeking publicity for their U S Rubber ...... 3 4. Exclusive Hollator compressor. Stocking and Mrs. Stocking. Rev. (Sovemments came back strongly The former atomey general called PARENTS HAPPY after yesterday’s setback. There own publications.” U S S te e l...... 27% on the membership of the institute French is assistant pastor of the Util Pow and L t ...... 2% 5. Fully guaranteed. Chicago, May 5.— (A P )— The North Methodist “Larger Parish.” still was considerable pressure on 'The statement came at a hearing to study the laws of crime not only father of Mrs. Thalia Massie and the dollar in the foreign exchange on a bill for Federal regulation of Warner P iet ...... 1% 6. Easy terms arranged if desired. with a view to definition only but the mother of Mrs. Granville For- markets, but it showed some further the bituminous industry when Sena West Union ...... - ...... 21% also in regard to their effect on Andrew Ferg;uson of Brookfield West El and Mfg ----- *...... 22% tescue were speeding back east to street, who has been ill for the past signs of lifting. tor Davis (R., Pa.) called attention society as a whole. The Stock Market met support at to a resolution which has been in Woolworth ...... 32% “That our present laws fail to day enthused over the order com-, week with ear abscesses, yesterday approximately the low levels of the troduced in the Senate for an inves prevent a large and varied amount muting the sentences of the four developed pleurisy and a trained previous session. After sagging tigation of conditions in Harlan and of crime must be obvious to all in- principals ifi the Massie-Fortescue nurse is in attendance. manslaughter case. about 1 to 3 pointe in the first hour, Bell cotmties, Kentucky. TOO MANY BENEFITS 'telligent observers,” he said. “Too “We are not proud of conditions often, the only result of punishment News of the commutation reach Center Church Women’s Federa the following stocks recovered from ed Major George Fortescue and tion is distributing tickets for the large fractions to 2 points—Ameri in Harlan county,” the witness said, FOR VETS, IS CLAIM iu / te. is to create and saddle professional “but we are doing the best we can. criminals as life long burdens on Mrs. Grace Bell as they arrived here repeat performance of the Rebekah can Telephone, American Can, Yoftchedost,, last night enroute to Honolulu. They play, “Mystery Inland,” in Center American Tobacco “B’ , Allied We are pa3dng the best wages^ we society. can.” (Continued from Page One) “The modem systems of proba immediately decided to return east church parish hall, Friday evening. Chemical, Coca T3ola, Auburn, Wool- tion and parole, when properly ad instead of going on to Hawaii. May 13. Special music will be pro worth, Ekutman, Union Pacific, and “This case shows that justice has vided between the acta and a food Santa Fe. (Seneral Motors sagged money. This currency expansion ministered, have yielded results POLICEBIAN EXONERATED plan was urged during three weeks much more favorable to the protec a humane as well as legal side” said and home made candy -sale held on 1-2 point to a new low at 9 7-8, on Major Fortescue. “I am very proud the same evening. This three-act reduction of the quarterly dividend of hearings by a group led by Rep tion of society than reformatory Hartford, May " —(AP)—Police resentative Patman (D., Tex.), and treatment, or long terms of im- of lieuL Thomas H. Massie as a comedy drama, directed by Miss to 25 from 50 cents. U. S. Steel man Archibald Saunders, Jr., of the Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma, once ^ prisonment.” son-in-law." Emily Kissman, attracted Mpaci sagged a point, then recovered par Hartford force is exonerated of the chairman of the Senate banking Reviewing his inexperience as a Mrs. Bell, his mother-in-law, who audiences at Odd Fellows hiOl here tially. mtemational Shoe, in which death ^ Francis J. Bumster, in an committee. member of the Supreme Court, and in Coventry hall where it was nearly collapsed, said it was “sim a short squeeze seemed to be de automobile accident r . the Berlin Representative Crisp (D., Ga.), Hughes said this year “will be repeated ’Tuesday evening. Mrs. ply superb.’’ veloping yesterday, sagged more turnpike, by a report of Deputy acting chairman of the group, and especially memorable because it Mildred Smith is chairman of ticket Mum a point. Oils were steady. marks the retirement of Justice distribution. Coroner H. D. Schofield, filed to RepreBentatlve Rainey, the Demo PROTEST PROPAGANDA Rumors r^iarding constructive day. Holmes, beloved and revered, thtis cratic leader, headed the strong op developments afoot in Washington The deputy coroner also exoner position to a new money issue bringing to a close a career unique Waterbury, May 5.—(AP)— A The Baby Contest sponsored by were ^ b l y nebulous, and Isu^ely in judicial annals, and the coming of the State Theater and local mer ates Louis G. .FanelU, taxi driver, which also has been ' snounced by joint protest has been lo^ed with amcemed with efforts to solve the and another driver, Lillian Whaples, President Hoover and leading finan J u ^ ce Cardozo in the full tide of the Waterbury Board of ElducatioD chants will close tomorrow "ight at problems of taxation, economy, and expectional powers.” 9 o’clock. By that time all votes in the death of Frank Sagaiino, cial spokesmen of the administra by the Women’s Organization for budget balancing. Important bank tion. “No one is now upon that bench must be deputed in the box in the who was bit by two automobiles on Prohibition Reform and the Crusad ing quarters have felt that the only Main street The letter presented the Presi- who extended to me a welcoming ers of this city, asldng that the W. lobby of the theater and the win ners will be announced at the way out of the Federal fiscal snarl hand when I took the oath as as C. T. U. be prohibited from lectur was the impi^tion of a general, sociate justice a little over 21 years ing to public school pupils and en matinee performance Saturday aft ernoon. Prizes will be awarded to non-discriminatory sales tax, and ago,” Hughes said, explaining that couraging them to write essays on the “cutest” baby and to the best some of the rumors involved re since then two chief justices have “scientific temperance.” looking baby. Votes are being given vival of this scheme. In view of re begun and completed their service The complaint, signed by State KVXLTX KNAPP— with every purchase at the follow cent signs of abatement of neces rarMrXrM. and there have been 12 appoint Representative John D. Thoms and ments of associate justices. ing stores: Fradin’s, Dewey-Rich- sitous liquidation in stocks, broker PleMvwdar Mrs. Louise G. DrlggB, chairmen of “But with all these changes and man’s, Marlow's, Quinn's, C. E. age quarters were inclined to feel the respective “wet” groups, names despite differences in points of view House and Son’s, Brunner's Market that the time was ripe for a rally Mrs. Henry Pretisser, president of and conlUets of opiifion,” he con and Plneburst. in the market, provided anything tinued, “one increasing purpose runs the local toanch of the W, C. T. U. sufficiently Impressive in the way — to maintain tbs intMTity of a con M the “propagandist’' Mrs. Preus- FOUR EnXED IN CSA8B of good news might appear, but stitutional system dengned to keep ser admitted frankly that she has St. Louis, May 6^—(AP) — Four few were wilUi^ to hazai^ an opin s a v e s a ovemment within its assigned sponsored essay contests and has members of a family were killed and ion as to whether a rally could ear- Smits and, in the interest of an fumishsd literature to the pupils a fifth seriously Injured when a nr far at tws time. ordered liberty, to establish the rule which described the effecte of alco Rock Island railroad freight train While a reduction in the New of reason, recognizing and applying hol on the nervee and the body. And struck an automobile at Centaur, York Federal Reserve rediscount SUNDAY, MAY 8 declared principles.” the board of education will meet in St. Louis county, today. rate of 3 percent has been expected many two weeks and consider the com 'The dead are A . Leo Leiweke, 53, in recent weeks, in connection with plaint at that time. presldent-treaeurer of the Centaur the Reserve System’s credit expan Lime Company; Dolores, 11, bis sion program through purchases of IS M O T H E R ’S CALLS AKRON PERFECT AUTO BLOWN UP. daughter; Loretta, 11, daughter of government seenrlties, the active ways bis brother, Joseph H, C. Leiweke; outflow of monetary gold which Rochester, N, Y., May 8.— (A P )— Joseph, Jr., 10, brother of Loretta. DAY Washington, May 5.— (AP) — A started ^ is week with the House Sam Spitale, 86, went to hie garage Joseph H. C. Leiweke, 55, vice- nine hour fliglit in the Akron has passage of the Goldsborougb bill here today, jumped into hie automo president-secretary of the lime com convinced at least one member of made the outlook more uncertain. bile and stepped on the starter. The pany and a justice of the peace, suf Some bankers thought the Federal tbs House naval committee that tbs next thing he knew be was sitting remember her with atrstaip is a “wonderful job.' fe r ^ a fractured skull and other in Reserve might hesitate to cut its dazed amid the smoking ruins of car , Representative Woodruff of Micb- juries and was taken to a boepitaJ, rat# while the outflow of metal was I f i ^ said today: and garage. Police said be bad unconscious. in progress, unless it sbotild decide '-There never before has been such touched off a bomb when his foot The family was en route to church to do so as a reassuring gesture. FLOWERS a splendid piece of ligtater-tban-air pressed the starter. to attend Maes, it being Ascension The market was h slp ^ by having eoostruction as the Akron. It Spittle was unhurt except for Thursday. the uncertainty of the General nsssssary to take a flight on her as minor bruises, Motors dividmid nsws out of the Assorted Exquisite Beautifully w» did yesterday in puffy weather PoUee said Spitale bad been FOUR CONTRACTS AWARDED way. Cutting the quarterly disburse Meriden, May 5.— (A P )— Arthur to appreciate her, threatened eevenu times irince be ment to 25 cents from 60 bad been Trimmed appeared as chief witness in a mur 8. Lane, president of the Lane Con Freshly Cut Flowering “It was wa amaziog to see the splen too widely expected to prove much der trial several months ago. struction Company today an THINK o i «n you f«ve and grt whh do» did way she reacted to every turn of a diaa^iointment. Tbe market nounced that the local conrem has lleiouf Kellogg** Corn Flokes I No Baskets of the contrds. Why, she handled will be free from important dividend Flowers Plants SHOUSrS MOTHER ILL. just been awarded four road build as beautifully as a ship at sea and uncertainties for some days now, trouble to prepare* Ready to eat from there was no jolting mid vibratien Omaha, May 6.— (A P )—Summon ing contracta in three different ed by the critical inqitf of bis moth atates which involve a total of although tbs American Telephone the podtage. Many eervingi cofting like one finds m a tndn, divided action later in tbe month er, Jouett Sbouee, chairman of the 8670,091. only a few eenta* Flno for breakfael, “ Tbs Afersn is a perfect piece is being awaited with much interest maeUnery." Democratic National executive The largest project is at Rhine- h m ^ ehildren*! suppers, late anacks. MILIKOWSKI Woodruff said while the ship was mittee, arrived from New York to beck, N. Y ., which calia for |348,- Extra good with frulte or honey. Al> in flight he carefully inspected re- day by plane. 627. The other three contracta are THE FLORIST fidn to tbs damaged fin in Febru Mrs. Anna Sbouse, 90, Us mother, at Central Bridge, N. T., 8196464; MOTHER’S DAY - MAY 8th ways ovea-fresh. Q ndity gmaranteed. ary and found that by “even the bee not hem well the year and Belcbertown-Graaby, Mase.| 8135^ Orders entrosted to os wiD convey the full senthneat closest scrutiiqr I couldn’t tell the has been seriously ill for tbs past 000 and Bethel, V t , |100,000. new from the old.” week. She was reported weaker Work on the four contracts will ‘ ‘Sffy lt With PUmfTB*' that inspired Uiem. today. start immediately and the contracts, ANDERSON 6 RBENHOUSB3 Germany o p en te» more motor Shouee expected to attend seseione say that citizens of the atatea In Hotd Sheridan Bnil^g - Dl^ iOiS cycles tfiim any other country in of the Democratic state convention which the work la to-.be dona must and Flawer Shop tta world. today. be cogaffed for the labovUlff WoHl Uf IMdtWffv fftraH Fkooe M i--* ^ ■ HANUHBSrJEK EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, .CONN,THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932» PAGE TEN “Spring-Into-Summer” Outfits, Jackets Make Two Frocks Out of One. Daily Health ^“ inflnHunTGii^ Service BY M BEL yVWELUOTT Hints on How to Keep Well by Olive Roberto Barton^ C/953 sr tOA SMDYtC£ tU C. ly World Famed Authority e BY N£A SERVICE. INC. INFANT WELFARE CAMPAIGNS __OUTSIDERS MAY HELP a>had an active imagination and had B&GIN HERE TODAY we would avoid unpleasant pub- HAVE DONE GREAT WORK, TO TRAIN CHILD— more personality than both parents SUSAN CAREY, pretty sfcr^ ry, | BUT MUCH REMAINS TO BE Sometimes parents lose effective- put together, I___ ROR niinlKAR. I c T . . falls In love with BOB DUNBAR, Susan felt a tightening in her ACCOMPLISHED. ness in h a n d lin g their children. They 1 asked if there was anybody be son of a millionaire. DENISE ACK- throat. What an incredible proposal! become an old story and no matter | admired—if she knew of any jmung men he held in awe. BOYD, who hopes to marry Bob, “We—we scarcely know each oth Editor’s Note: This is the first of a how adroit they are in working out new methods of obedience and be- Well — it seemed that he. had asks Susan to attend 'a house party er,” she stammered. series of six articles by Dr. Morris and manages to cause a misunder havior, toe whole process lacks force!’ friends, odd friends at that, for a Ernest Heath smiled. “I know Fishbein on “Your Child’s Health.” standing between Susan and Bob. enough about you,” he murmured, because the exponent has no dra boy, according to them. An old Ger BEN LAMPMAN, another admirer Others will foUow daily in The matic interest in himself. man cabin«!tmaker who knew Fki- cursing himself for an inarticulate Herald. of Susan’s, has a fist fight with Bob. fellow. Why couldn't he tell this Dramatic interest! It is toe word ropean history like Carnegie Li Susan jumps out of Bob’s car and that makes toe world go around. All brary. A young fireman around the girl, as he longed to, that she rep By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN asks protection from ERNEST resented glamorous youth to him, of us dramatize life, ourselves, and comer, and one Pietro Carmeli who HEATH, her employer, who is pass a chance to recapture his own everything around us. It is through had won fame as captain of toe high ing. He takes her home. MRS. dreams? Why couldn’t he say those One of the principal accomplish this interest that we work well, en school team. HEATH, jealous of Susan, threatens things? ments of the medical profession in dure hardship, and go through fire There it was—a perfect cinema of an alienation suit but desists when “I have grown very fond of you,’ modem times has been the great &ud opportunity. JACK WARING produces a letter As it is with us so it is with chil- *T believe,” said I, “that if you he told her instead. “The night I work done in decreasing the death InvoUIng her in an affair ^vitb an drra. I think we underestimate this could manage a little friendly talk first realized it was the one when rate for infants from nearly 300 per other man. RAY FUANNERY, wl|0 you called for my help. I am a lone truth in ovir handling of them. Get with one or all of these friends of works in the next ofRce, confides to ly man. All this may mean nothing 1,000 to a rate varying between 50 at a child through this instinct of his, and could get them to talk to Su-san that “ SKY” WTIBB, whom to you but as my wife you would and 80. picture building and you can do al your son about toe various things she cared for, has. married another. naturally have an easy, a^eeable This has been done with the aid most anything with tern. you want him to Ripply him.self to— ROSE ynUTON, Susan’s chum, beauty. In the proper setting you of the infant welfare organizations It is toe secret of hero worship. without his suspecti^ any cabal, of plane to give up her career to mar would be exquisite.” and by campaigns to educate pros One day not long ago toe mother course—he would listen and benefit ry. On Christmas eve Heath sends pective fathers and mothers. of a twdve-year-old boy said she b y it. did not know what.to do with him. “If he is interested in toe person Susan flowers and Ben, who has pro Susan shivered, wishing he had A further decrease in the infant posed marriage and been refused. Is mortality rat . however, is not only Both she and her husbfuid had lost behind toe message, he will be in not renninded her of that autumn their influence, I gathered. terested in what they have to say.” jealous. Waring meets Denise at a night when, frantic with jealousy possible, but it is the ambition of New Year’s eve party and she in Well—this lady was a very nice, This woman, I know, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.THURSDAY, MAY 5,1934, PAGE EliSVfiN T h is G cim e Seeks Olympic Glory Braves’ West Trip Two Rings Are Used ®^00 t-P ^ ^O .a KEELER Prove Class In CoDege Tourney I^WRUAH BBAUQia Leo Diegel did a pitch-hole in one > stroke In the 1931 National open Babe Ruth has sxiffered only three chsunpionshlp at Inverness, but as backsets this year. The first was a How They Stand licK eduk’s Qnb Wra ^ First Hint’s Scraps Clean MECHANICS WIN tae^ d not go ahead and win the stl6 necl^ contracted in Florida. Tbe competition by one stroke a great second was a touch of influenza. The YESTERDAY’S RESULTS many persons were spared the ex tIMrd was, and still is, a twisted In East, Now Faces Add Ont 31 Pn^bsts Leavii^ knee sustaUned when be slid into Eastern Leagoe FROMA.S.D.,5-1 haustive calculation that a par S on third bate recently. Otherwise the Norfolk 7. Hartford 8 (let.) that hole would have lost him the Babe is O. K. Hartford 13, Norfolk 2 (2nd.) Test la West; Cards Back •> 53; K3cnllen Dae To Bex champiemship—by one stroke. New Haven 12, Richmond 8. Chasteen Harris, however, in the SiqierBtlttoBT Allentown 10, Springfield 7. hForm . Rossi, Lennon Hold West qualifying round of the ^utherq This year, it has been observed American League Today; Olympics For Win amateur championship at the Belle from the press box, tbe Babe has Cleveland 8, SL Louis 8. Meade Coimtry club, Nashville, not been foUowtog his ancient super- Detroit 8, Chicago .7. ners. Hartford Team At Bay; holed the 250-yard fifteenth in one stttloiu practice of touching second (Only games scheduled.) (By Assoolated Press) stroke; and, as things turned out, base as he comes in to tbe bench National Leagne Having won their spurs to the if he had taken as many as two on from the outfield. The guesses are Boston 3, PUladelpbla . Sendrowski Hits Hard. that hole, he would not have quali that he thinka more of saving his Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1. east, Bill McKechnle’s Boston New York, May 5.—/A P )—The fied. legs than of the value of the super St. Louis 7, Ctoctonati 0. Braves invaded the western strong 45th smnua] Amateur Athletic Which recalls a number of epi stition. (Only games scheduled). holds of the NatiCnaJ League to Union boxing championships turned Manchester Tride school defeated sodes, one of them narrated not long South«n Aseodatioa day for a whirlwind two weeks into a two-ring circus today as offi ago by Mr. Bernard Darwin, the Venzke Saves Up, Too Nashville 6, New Orleans 4. the American School for the Deaf ■'great English writer of golf, con Speaking of saAing the legs. Gene campadgn that dll prove pretty cials struggled to weed their way Chattanooga 10, Birmingham 5. at West Hartford yesterday after cerning old Jamie Anderson, in the Venue, who run a mile to 4.10, will Memphis 15, Atlanta 2. definitely whether they can “take through the 450 yoy ip'sters who noon by a score of 5 to 1 in a seven British open of 1878, which was be ONLY 2 8 AAOCe compete to only three track meets Little Rock 9, Knoxville. it.” w’ant national t’tles and a free trip inning contest. Rossi and Lennon fore I was born, though not long. f l ig h t s / before the tryouts for the Olympic Ameiloaa Association In that time the current- leaders to the Olsmipic tryouts in Ssm Fran pitched for Manchester. They whiff team. The boy marvel from Boy- Minneapolis 8, Toledo 2. will meet all four western members Fate erstown. Pa., figures that wlll'*keep cisco. ed a total of nine batters. Sendrow Indianapolis 14, K u sas Cfity 7. including their closest rivals, tbe ski hit safely twice. Jamie was playing his last round, him to tune without burning him Columbus 8, S t Paul 8. Chicago Cubs. If the ''Graves man The first night of the three-day and at the seventeenth, a one-shot- out meet cleared out but 31 of the am Manchester Trade (5) (Other games postponed). age to hold their own in such com AB R HPO A E ter, he inadvertently teed the ball bitious crew. It took until 2 o’clock ahead of the markers—a mistake - c ' ♦ On Tbe Same Subject International League pany, somebody will have to tsdee thin morning so something drastic Borello, ss ...... 3 1 0 0 2 1 that subjects the competitor to dis Jersey City 11, Rochester 9. them ver/ seriously. Magnuson, Sb.... 4 1 1 2 0 0 / I VIAOMING UP Still on tbe topic of economy, have had to be done about the quota of qualification in a medal competition. FOC. you noticed how Herb Pennock of Montreal 8, Reading 4. In their shot at sectional neigh Orlowski, rf.....2 0 1 0 0 0 Baltimore 10, Buffalo 6. 53 on the :ard for today. The offi A young lady in the gallery called OLVMPiCS the Yankees has been frisking bors yesterday, tbe Braves flatten cials set up two rings in Madison Sendrowski, c .. . 3 1 2 0 0 1 Jamie’s attention to the matter. He around this year, bis 20tb in the Newark at Toronto (cold). ed the Phillies, 3 to 0. Huck Betts, Squarre Garden for the purpose of Adams, c f ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 thanked her, re-teed the ball back majors? And Eppa Rlxey, likewise Texaa League the veteran “Rookie” turn in his heaving fighters into both as fast as Spencer, If ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 of the line—and holed out! a southpaw, of the Reds ? Herb and Beaumont 7, Fort Worth 3. third consecutive victory as he held possible all day and all night, start Scibek, lb ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 It is safe to assume that, played Eppa always have been the kind of Shreveport 8, Galveston 4. tbe sluggtog Phils to four hits. ing at noon. Tonight if any are Kovis, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 from the other position (even with pitchers who saved themselves, Wichita Fadls 7, Houston 4. The Cludinals shoved ip into first awake, there will be the 32 sur Rossi, p ...... 2 1 0 0 2 1 out disqualification) the shot would keeping something back for a pinch. Pacific Coast League division with their second straight vivors, ready for the semi-finals Lennon, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 not have stopped in the same place. Portland 6, Seattle 6.^ shutout over Cincinnati, 7 to 0. and finals F^day night. And to make the story better, Jamie The Babbit, Also Flint Rhem ’oecame the fourth Card With only six knockouts develop 25 5 6 8 5 3 won the championship, by one Rabbit Maranville, of the Braves, THE STANDINGS hurler to pitch brilliant ball in as A. S. D. (1) stroke. who having his 21st year in the ing from all the miscellaneous war AB R HPO A E PAUL DE BBUYN Is Eastern League many daya ring last night, three of them In the majors, didn’t think of saving amy- W. L Lonnie Wamecke recorded hia middleweight class alone, the faith Dumond, s s ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 Oorreoted Firing least of all bis legs, until tbjk Springfield ...... 5 1 fourth victory as the Chicago Ctobs ful looked today to the heavy Bonaflne, If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 Mr; Darwin has even a better one year of 1927. He got the idea whe^ Hartford ...... 4 i defeated Pittsburgh, 4 to 1. Brook weights for excitement The big Martin, p ...... S 0 1 3 0 0 than that, however. he woke up and found himself in Richmond ...... >4 1 Tartonis, lb ...... 3 1 1 4 0 0 It seems that an English amateur lyn and New York spent the day fellows were under wraps last night Rochester. Since then be has saved New H aven ...... 3 ! traveling west. Only two bouts were staged In that W o, rf ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 named Palmer—the same C. A. Pal Winner of Marathon enough of himself to be good for 10 ...... 2 4 Ewan, 2 b ...... 3 0 1 0 0 1 mer who beat Jerry Travers In the Norfolk Tbe Qeveland Indians beat the class and there were no knockouts. years more, to be conservative. Allentown ...... 2 • i Browns, 8 to 3. It was their tenth Today, however, the officials Wilson, c f ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 first round of the British amateur Lampbler, c ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 at Sandwich in 1914—was playing Bridgeport ...... 1 5 victory to their last eleven starts. trotted out all the very best punch About Saving Speech Albeuiy ...... 1 J Stone’s home run in the seventh in ers, Including John Kllcullen, the McCabe, 3 b ...... 2 0 1 1 1 0 at a French course, Le Touquet, Tends Hotel Boiler The National League has followed and after his first round registered the American League by a year to American League ning with two ru enabled the De Tale tackle, paired with Joe Klein, 22 1 5 10 2 2 W. I troit Tigers to come from behind 0t Indiana, Ky. a complaint at the dubhou$e with passing a rule against athletes Score by innings: the manager, that the direction fiag New York, May 5.—Down in a^old German. He has been running bandying words with tbe spectators. Washington ...... 14 < and take the fln^ from the White Cleveland ...... 14 ' Sox, 8 to 7. M anchester...... Oil 120 0—5 on a certain short hole—a blind one- dusty boiler room, two stories below only two years. In fact, he didn’t Art Shires and Rabbit Maranville A. S. D...... 010 000 0—1 shotter over a hill—^waa off the know he could run long distances agree it’s a blow at free speech. The Detroit ...... 12 ( Other eastern clubs were un proper line. the street level, toils a tow-headed until he entered for fun a Van Cort fans in most of the cities do not ap New York ...... 10 ( scheduled but the Yanks sharpened Do You Mr. Palmer was instructed that he young German. He is a fireman land. PsLTk race staged by the Ger- plaud this economy, because they St. Louis ...... 8 1! up their batting eyes in a 5 to 3 was at liberty to replace the direc and assistant engineer to one of man^American A. C. He finished Uke to go home and tell the folks PhUadelphia ...... 6 1( exhibition victory over Bridgeport tion flag; and he was meticulous Manhattan’s skyscraper hotels. In sixth. they have been talking to Babe Chicago ...... 5 14 of t ^ Eastern League. enough to go right out and do it. the ruddy glow from the fire-box Ruth. Boston ...... 3 1! Sport Briefs In the afternoon round, Mr. Pal he looks like a muscular wrestler. Unlike many dietance runners, De National League mer came to that hole, shot directly LEADING HITTERS But he isn’t He is Paul De Bruyn has powerful, muscular arms tog W. I IN MAJOR LEAGUES “Hobo” Carson, pitcher for the over the corrected flag—and holed Bruyn, winner of the Boston mara and chest With the rule against fraternizing Boston ...... 12 - One Tear Ago Today—An offer out for an ace! Kansas City Blues, is also coach at thon, sure to be a prominent com “So soon as your arms get tired, in force, however. Babe Ruth, who Chicago...... 13 I (B^ Aaaoctaled Prcaa) tof gl00,000 for Mate, winner of the a San Antonio, Tex., high school. petitor in the coming Olympics you lose the race,” says Paul. never has been vinwilling to shake Philadelphia ...... 9 I G. AB. R. H. Pet. Preakness, was made to Owner A. Billy Martin, a nephew of Pepper Hole That Vanished where he hopes to overcome the His don’t get tired. He goes to hands with friend or tourist, ought St. Lotos ...... 9 K Foxx, Athletics . .16 Cl 14 25 .410 C. Bostwick by Andy Schutlinger, Martin, Is a track and field star at Alex Ross, at Pfinehurst, told me great Finn,-Paavo Nurmi. bed at 8 o’clock twice a week and to be able to play years longer. He Cincinnati ...... 9 i: Crltz. Giants ... .15 TO S 23 .400 trainer In the Willis Sharpe Kilmer an Oklahoma City grade school. a puzzler, not long ago—speaking of won’t have to go out to perform eill Whitney, Phils. . .IS 7^ IS 29 .397 on other nights be sometimes stays Brooklyn ...... 6 I Reynolds. Wash. 15 63 8 25 .397 stables, in the Interests of his em Joe Dawson, Kansas City Blue holes in one. Since he packed up his other shirt up to the “late” hour of 10 o’clock. tired out from autographing base .389 He was playing with another man Pittsburgh ...... 7 i: Dickey, Yanks .. .1 5 54 11 21 ployer. hurler, spent two years out of base and came to America from the little He likes and drinks beer, but he balls, shaking lands, etc. New York ...... 5 1' Mallon, Phlk ___ .13 42 8 16 ■ 3S1 ball in the aviation game. \ named Ross at a Detroit course; province of Oldenburg, on the North smokes little—“Just one cigar after ✓ 1 Red Run, I think it was. Anyway, it Ftvo Years Ago Today—^Ty Cobb, The Virginia baseball team has Sea, oifiy two years ago, he has I win the race.” Saving Victories TOD.AY’S GAMES reinstated and appearing at Navln made its best record this year since was early in the niorning, and they, worked trained-because he likes He was eighth to the Boston The charge has been filed official Two former Indians of Cleveland came to the tee of a short hole, an Eastern League who played on the world champion Field for -the first time in anything 1924. athletics. Laboring to a basement marathon last year. But he holds ly that Lefty Grove, George Eam- Hartford at Richmond. but a Tiger imiform, contributed a Dick Hartman, a Nashville, Tenn., iron shot, while the greenkeeper was hasn’t stopped him. five national records for various shaw and A1 Simmons have been ship team of 1920 are tutoring col bowler, fiagged 18,641 pins in 16 changing the position of the pin. He used to live to the Bronx and long races. saving themselves for next year, but -New Haven at Norfolk. lege nines. They are "Smoky” Joe two-base hit to the Athletics’- 6-3 Bridgeport at Springfield. victory over the ’Tigrers. It was Ty hours of bowling. Mr. Ross—the other Mr. Ross—hit^ run to work. But there weren’t “I am 3TOung,” he says. “I figure a thorough investigation thus far Wood at Yale and Larry Gardner at Dallas won the opening day at a good shot, and the ball rolled Into enough hills on that route, so he on the Olympics in 1936 to Berlin, has led to no substantial findings. Allentown at Albany. Vermont. Cobb Day for more than 30,000 the original hole, from which the American League . fans. tendance trophy and $250 in this moved to 94th street near First ave for then I’ll be at my prime. But year’s Texas Idague contest flag and the “can” had been re nue. now I must go to Los Angeles In Brooklyn’s Parsimony St. Lotos at Boston. moved, the other hole having been (Only games schedtoed.) Ten Yean Ago Today—^Willis Jacob and Jesse Price, brothers, Now every morning at 5 a. m.— June to train on a flat course and The Carey Canaries, otherwise the are pitchers for two different base cut already in another part of the when the Broadway night life crowd get used to the climate.” Brooklyn ball club, seem to be econ National League Sharpe Kilmer’s Dinahmeur, three- green. Boston at Ctoctonati. year-old daughter of Allumeur, ball teams at Pine Level, N. C. is coming home—he pulls on an old omizing on the win column. Base The Finn has sired two Kentucky The flag and the can were not In pair of pants and a shirt, nms up Because De Bruyn has only his ball writers have been unable to dis Brooklyn at Chicago. broke the record in winning the derby winners, Zew in 1923 and Fly either hole when the shot was the “biggest hill in New York” to first citizenship papers in this coun cover a motive. New York at St. Louis. Pimlico Oaks $5000 added feature ing Ebony in 1925. struck. If you can figure out wheth Fifth avenue, poimds through Cen try, he must run for Germany in the Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. for fillies. Dinahmeur did the mile Bob Fiiss, right fielder for Wichita er that was a hole to one, or what, tral Park and arrives at the hotel coming Olympics, though be wants Golfers Staying at Home and one-sixteenth in l:47i Falls in the Texas circuit, set a you might write to Alex Rosa about ready to work. He travels the five to run for the United States. James Most of our golfers, perhaps with league naark last year with but one it, at Ptoehurst, and he might in miles to less than 25 minutes. Knott, his employer, lets him take a rainy day to mind, will refrain Tunney Finally Unhoards error in 146 games. form the other Ross. Nobody seems To get more exercise during the time off, but traveling is expensive. from competing abroad this sum Burleigh Grimes refuses to throw to know just what happened. day he nms up and down the 27 “I have spent every nickel for the mer. Mac Smith, Billy Burke and Gene Tunney imhoarded an ex Yesterday^s Stars his “spitter” for photographens^ear- flights of stairs to the roof, prac sport since I came to America,” De Tommy Armour expect to tee up to pensive word in an interview with ing lest he disclose the “secret” of I got this one from my son tices gymnastics and, of course, Bru3m declares. British Open, but most of the trans the press the other day. The former (By Associated Pi^s) his preparation of the ball.. George, who lately has gone quite works. Once to a while he wrestles But he isn’t sorry. It has been atlantic golf traffic will be coming champion classified Johnny Buck John Stone, Tigers—His seventh Fred' Sington, former Alabama mad on the subject of golf. He was for fun and he would like to play worth it, for he’s a healtljy, lusty this way. That ought to be a^ eat ley’s prompt action in preventing inning home run with two aboard football star, is playing first base told the story by a friend named American football. yoimg man who enjoys life to the help to home industries. Jack Sharkey from leaping out of beat Chicago, 8 to 7. with the Columbus, Ga., Foxes of Bruce Hanby, at the Coosa Country He’s a strong fellow, this 24-year- utmost. the ring to his battle with Primo Flint Rhem and Gus Mancuso, the Southeastern league. club. Rome, Ga. Mr, Hanby got the The University of Minnesota will Camera as “fortuitous.” Spending Cards—Their pitching and hitting Charley Jamieson, ousted by Joe story in Birmingham. Indeed, It not reduce football ticket prices next a word like that now and then featured shutout victory over the Vosmik from the outfield at Cleve happened to him. He professes him have done about it, since it is now fall, but has had a $2.50 top limit should help to bring back prosper Reds. land, is third base coach when he is self to be still uncertain what to do quite too late to do anything. for a number of years. ity. Huck Betts, Braves—Pitched his not pinch-hitting. about it, or, rather, what he should It seems Mr. Hanby was an ard Last Night *s Fights third straight win, -hutting out the ent golfer, and an acquaintance— NEW-LOW Phillies with four hits. the acquaintance being of a busi Even a Count Can Be All Wet Worthington, Braves—IBt a home Olympics Call Her Back ness nature—was to Birmingham (By Associated Press) run and two singles to drive in all briefly, and Mr. Hanby invited him Youngstown, Ohio—George Pan- 1932 Priced three BPfton runs,, to play golf. ka, Pittsburgh, knocked out Ttoy Because MILLIONS Lonnie • Wamecke. Cubs—Let the “I don’t play much,” said the vis Powell, Akron, Ohio, 6. more people bu 3 itor, in the deprecating tone which Pirates down with six scattered hits Seattle—Canto Robleto, Los An Goodyears, meee b ii to win 4 ta .1. suggests he played pretty darned g u^ty tires cost you well, when he did play. “And I geles, defeated Ros Dumaguilss, Manila, 6. *A son of Fritz Pollard, famous haven’t got my clubs with me.” negro AU-America football player at "That’s all right,” said Mr. Han San Francisco—Ralph Chong, GOODYEAR Brown in 1616, is a star hurdler of by. “I’ve got two sets. Just chang New Orleans, outpointed Battling Senn high school, Chicago. ing over to some new ones, you Dozier, Wichita, Kas., 6; Jack (iibbs, PATHFINDER know. 'The old ones are pretty good Tulsa, Okla., won by a technical Supertwlet Cord Tires clubs, though. I haven’t made up my knockout over "Sailor” Yltoen, lifetim e Guaranteed mind yet which I will play with, per Navy, 2. CASH PRICES manently.” Reno, Nev.—Micky McFarland, Price le c h So they went out to tbe club and VoU In Pueblo, Ck>lo., won r decision from O reniM of T ube got some caddies and sta(;ted. Romeo, 10. Each P a in 39x4.46-21 4.79 4.*f 1.9S Clubs Didn’t Suit 39X4A6-30 S.3S f.19 U 9 X The visitor did not look as if be NATIONAL 39X4.50-21 f.43 f.S7 f.99 were going to bust any course rec (By Associated Press) 28x4.79-19 0.SS S.X* 1.S7 ords. He did an uncertain sort of Batting—(>itz,' Giants, .400. 39x4.79-20 9. 4 S S.S4 f . M 8 on tbe first hole, and on tbe second 39x9.00-19 9.4f f.39 tee he topped bis drive badly. He Runs—Klein, Phillies, 20. Runs batted in—Terry, Giants, 18. 80x9.00-30 *.7f *.ff X.SS looked at tbe ball until it stopped 38x9.39-18 7. S S 7. 1 9 X.9S hopping along. He looked at tbe Hits—Whitney, Pbii es, 29, 80x9.29-30 7.S9 7.*f X.3S club. Then be wrapped it around Doubles—P. Waner, Pirates, 11. 81x9.39-31 S.1S 7.91 X.4S one leg of tbe tee-box, and went on. 'Triples—Subr, Pirates, 4, 8 0 x 8 ____ 4.97 S.9S •ix “He didn’t say a word,” said Mr. Home runs—Terry, Giants, and Hanby. “He didn’t even swear. And Collins, Cards, 6. HeD* T m sk TIffis it was miy club. But I didn’t know Stolen bases—P, Waner, Pirates, CASH PRICES exactly what to do, so I didn’t do 5. . ' Slsa Prica Bacblo aa^bing.” of Each Pain T u b a The next bole had a lot of water AMERICAN 30x9..„ X 9 . 4 S X 4 . 9 9 9 9 . 9 9 in front of the tee. The visitor Batting—Foxx, Athletics, .410. 88x9.... I 7 . X 9 X 9 . 9 9 9 . 9 9 topped his first drive into tbe water. Runs>—Johnson, Tigers, and Vos- 32x6_. X 9 . f 9 X f . f 9 3 . 9 9 He teed another ball and topped that mik, Indians, 19. 36x6.... X 9 . X 9 X B . S 9 3 . 3 f in. He teed a third and topped that Runs batted in— ’ verill, Indiana, 84x7.„ 3 * . 4 9 3 S . 3 9 4.9ft one in, also. and Gehrlnger, Tigers, 28. 38x7._. 3 9 . * # 3 9 . 4 9 4 . 7 f Then be took all tbe remaining balls out of Mr, Hanby’a second- Hits—Johnson, Tigers, 29. TRADE Doubles—JdmiMn, Tigers, 9. your dd 'TAIN'T ALWAYS < THE string golf bag and threw them into Triples—Foxx, Athl^es; West S i l t O' YOUR CAR THAT the lake. Then be took tbe bag and Clronto, Senators; Sobults and tires for of clubs—Mr. Haaby's clubs—and Bums, Browns; Rhyne, Red Sox, NEW 1983 OAUdSS THE MtASURt threw the whole works into tbe and Selph, Whits Sox, 8. »#Sy# O' YOUR. HAPPINESS^ lake. Home runs—Ruth, Y«hkees, end An* Gehrlnger, Tigers, 6. Our stock-of replaesmsnt parts Mr. Hanby Knows “And then,” said Mr. Hanby, “be Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, for cars of all sizes and makes is 5. T U N l I N COMPLETE I You can get tbs duztod his hands togethsr with tbe part you want WHEN you want air of a man who has got a mean GOODYEAR it sad at a reasonable price. job finished, and said: ^ ell, that’s OOLUIOK BASEBALL RADIO PROGRAM Remember that on all Spring over with!'“ WED. 9 P. M. Overhaul jobs. It wlU save you As Mr. Hanby told Osorge, he Princeton 6, ViUanova 6. Idn’t know at the time what' to do time and money. It it, and has not dsddsd since. Muhlenberg 4, Temple 8. Campbell’s “On# thtog," said Mr. Hanby, “it Army S, N. Y. U. 4 .(1 0 ). Not all eounte can be all wet one minute and tbe anatver to a maid* TiBiiig Ststion 8b# run again, but can aha sprint with tb# speed tjiat carried ber esrtainly got t^ t rouhd of golf Woreeeter Tech 4, C3«fe 8. •n’a prayer la the next. But Ck>unt de Labaxfou can, as tbMe tocturM , Phone 4129 to'intontotional fame to the 1928 Olympics? Tbe answer to that quaa- ovsr with, in short ordsr. And that NortbenstemlS, Bowdeia 4. a tt^ Tbe count ueed to be plain Alberto Zozilla, Atfinttoe’a Olympic 5CHIEBEL BROS Brown 9, Tunc 6. fwtm ebampion in the 400Hnetcra Utm style, until an unde to France died CtE. Main Bt. and ecu* CF.NTrP ST tlonda ^ t Betty Robinaon, dbove, if seeking. Betty suffered fracturas was a good break, the way be was Middle Tpk. of 'the left leg and arm to a plane crash last summer and doetora said going.’’ V WUbraluun 0, W Meyaa Froch 2. a Unr mootitiwi ago and bequeathed blm a title. Hie eloeeup, top, la i i’KOCTOn WU. ,t^ t if she survived, 'wtaicb was doubtful then, $be never would sprint And another thing. It settled Mr. €onn. Affle 10, Pomfret 0. illa’a awlmmiaf fece. Below, he displays the angeUe smile any nolM again. But Betty even then bad her plane made for tbe 1982 Olympics. Hanby’s ihtod as to wbioh set of. Fordbam 18, Duke S. would expect Prince CSbrintog to have. 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A new new, fresh, 1932 Wonderlift combination of exclusive ventilated batiste. Soft styles. Every new low price. bust section of porous mesh. Has the famous inner-belt that model today's controls the diaphragm. Invest in a comfortable summer regxilar | 1,. 0 0 MOTHER^S DAY - MAY 8th FRANK DIANA foundation during this special selling. Sizes 34 to 50. grade. A style “Say It With Flowers’’ Main St. at Eldridge 5 5 5 3 for every window. or Hale’s Corsets—^Main Floor, Rear. ANDERSON GREENHOUSES 188 Center Street. 1. Ruffled Cur and Flower Shop Open Wedneedsy Aftemoone. Women’s $1.00 to $2.95 tains of fine quality p I a i .n 158 Eldridgc Street Phone 8086 marquisette with neat comice tops. Slip«on Sweaters Cream and ecru. Boston has Just phoned us that a fishing boat has To ClOM-OUt at the special 2. Flat Curtains docked with a large catch of fancy V/i to 2 lb. Mackerel. low price ... of finest marqui Mackerel was selling at 14c a pound in Boston yes 5 9 ‘ sette with tailor terday, wholesale. Today the price is lower and Pine- Now you can afford to add one or two sweaters to ed three-inch hurst offers you your wardrobe for spring and summer. We have hem. White and These same taken one large group of 81>00, 11.95 and 12.95 cream. liJM) Down grades were m ^els and repriced them 69c. New lacy weaves 60o Weekly 112.60 in 1929. m smart combinations. For misses and women. FRESH Not all sizes in each style. 3. Cottage Sets in new printed 1 1 c lb. Here's real blanket news! Women with an eye for value patterns—so gay MACKEREL plus quality will buy their blankets on Hale's Blanket Club. Our and springlike I buyers searched the New York market for months and reported $2.9S Flannel Skirts Smart for kitch Native Rhubarb, lie Ib, Rareripes, 8c each these the best blankst buys in New York today. The new low Regular 82,95 flannel ekirti In flared itylee now reduced. en and bathroom. price will interest yo9, too—18.50. Simply pick out the stylo OIrle and women should buy them now for golf—and all eiwrts e l . w DIAL 4151 - Pinehurst For ydu wish. An all-wool double blanket in block plaids with sat- woor, ssn bound ends. Or a rich solid color single blanket. All of Hale’fl Sweaters, Skirts—Main Floor, center. Curtains—Main Floor, left. 1005^ pure Virgin wool. Full bed sIm s, Pay |i,o o down and FRESH FISH 50o for fifteen weeks. You will nsvsr miss the few cents a week. And next fall you will be the proud possessor of a pair of lovely Last Saturday We Sold Out on COD FILLET OF HADDOCK QUOHAUG wool blankets. TO BOIL FILLET OF SOLE This Special by Noon. Again Tomorrow! I21/2C lb. EASTERN HALIBUT CHOWDER Samplf SwfitchM on Displsy In Blanket Department. FRESH SALMON CLAMS Hale’a Blanketf—Main Floor, left. WHOLE BUCK SHAD HADDOCK ROE SHAD 2 q ts. 35c Combination OPENED CLAMS lOc lb. FOR CHOWDER 20e Quart BEST BUTTER, SUGAR, One Pound \ All for 1 1 i t 1 1 $ 1 1 1 1 i $ Mif 10 lbs...... 43c Assorted Chocolates...... R. 8. TOMATO C ^ G. E. WilKs & Son, Inc. One pound of the famous Loft assorted oboeo- CONFECTION- 7 J L ^ lates. All hand dipped cbocolatee in aesorted SOUP, can ...... DC 2 Main St., Tel, 612S, Mancheeter centere—hard, chewy, cream, nut, caramel and Limit 4 cans. ERY SUGAR, lb. , 7 a C fruit flavore. Tbeee chocolates alone retail at 60o a pound In moet itoree. FANCY CENTER PORK CHOPS ...... ,...zee lb. Lumber— Mason’s Supplies FRESHLY SLICED DRIED BE EF...... 19e 1-4 lb, , t.,/ ,. SCOTCH HAM...... ,1-2 lb. 19e Oil~~Coal ' / One Pound Butterscotch Favors...... Caimel Coal for Fireplace Uee. ? s ] Firm Ripe Bananas, 4 lbs. 26c. Grapefruit, 7 for 26e, 'i-A ■ >' . 1 You’ll love the flavor of theee butterecoteh can V • ; i i» dles—eo pure and wholesome. Orown-upe and ^ r , F m eh of Blroh Mountain just brought In a hundred children, too, find them tasty and delidous. Purest bosbols of the finest Native Potatoes we have seen this yssr. ...j candy you can buy and well worth 60c a pound. Wo oeuld buy potatoes for lOo, yet, even 16o a bushel less—BUT Remember-:-one potmd of each for 89c ] . you will agree that these arc worth the full market bnlleiln Bushels of those potatoes will sell at 85o delivered—Peeks Halo’s Loft Candy Department—Main Floor, front. Mr. M a ld t aad Mr. MUlsr win. la ootBO tender nlllc- ISd BrsOsrs for roar taturday order, plaoe your order ASPARAGUS daily today If It la convenient Mother’s^Oay \ Cards 5c to The best eeeqrt|ntot lo LOUIS L. GRANY town! Skev for Dial yoursl (ju in Fkxxr, front) 4151 B ucktend TcL S370 TO M m ' / 4-d.