German Drive on Paris Broken by Frenc' Creation Center
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Matttknttr Eonibtit XnaB W l^NESDAT. JUNE 1.194« Average Daily Circulation The Weather For the Moatb of May, 1940 Chapman Court. Order of Rev. E. O. Lusk, pastor ef tha hers for.their cooperaUdn and sup Forecaal ot U. S. Waatbar Banaa The 18-88 Club, o f Center church The Women'a X lrton ary aoclrty Church o f tha Nasarana, to In, port Mias Washburn wna present of Emanuel Lutheran church will ranth, wlU hold lU'meeting t^gilor Women’s Club . ------win have a dof roaat at Soapatone row evening at the MaaoOiB Tem Oklahoma City attanding the gen-' ed with aneclal meeting Mm . Alvin Cartoon, Mm. Calvin court was'inatltut^ 18 yeara ago ba Ifannliiatir Touna Itnmbll- Davtoon and Mm. Ivar Carleon. A will ba preaent. After the businesa street, for many yssmi orgnnlat at Sodnl Enjoyed I ^Ub wm neat t o ^ t at 8 In of the TDVA thla evening at the SL James’a ch w ^ and who baa After the dinner an Informal Army * Navy club at eight o’clock |-ood attendance to hoped for. eeaalon ^ a program having to do The Profcaalonal Women’s club T. X . C. A. Dlecuailon of poim- with music will be presented by been invalided tOr many months to. social time followed, du'ring which Blnia erUl be held and commit- eharp. Thla meeting U apedal on now getting afound some, and Is of Center church cloeed Its activi the eve of the ctafa'a departure for An thoee who nold tIckeU for Mrs. Ethel Montis and othera. the guests examined the finii bid ^m lm an win be named. The Mm. Beatrice Clark and her com gslnlng strength. ties for the summer with a dinner furnishings of the house, or visit'; ^ daalroa the fuU co-operation the three day convention to be held the St. Mary's church annivereary meeting lu t evening nt Miss Ma In Boaton, Maea.. atarting tomor banquet are aeRed to make r«- mittee wUl serve r^reahmenta. ed in the bam, now fitted Up to ita 800 membera In the com lnf 'The membem are alto reminded Yesterday svenlng'a thunder rion Tlnkar’s •Well-Sweep" farm serve as n knibglng room or re row and continuing on through tuma to Mrs. Charles Wads by storm did no damaga bars. Rain Safe -> DependabI* ~ German Drive on Paris Broken by Frenc' creation center. Saturday evening. calling 8801 not later thkn tomor to bring articles for tha "Bride'S fell pioderately for about an hour in Andover. Twenty-four mejn- row evening. Any pemone desiring Pantry” the drawing of which will Miss Marion Wasbburn wna In Ecotwnicsl! an4 cooled the Sir. Today, however, bers were present The dinner charge of general arrangements Dr. Forreat Glbeon haa returned tickets may obtain them from Mra. take place at tba next meeting, I the temperature again tried for the was served at tables set In the Wads. June 21. for the dinner, and Mlsa Ruth from New York CTty where ha at levels above 90 dSgreea. long colonial dining room, which Porter, of transportation. Charges— tended an obatetrlcal and genlU- had been decorated with many 3‘Tc of ^'""^lltler Starts Wew Drive on Paris Qams loglcal conference at the New In connection with the St. Mery's The Dorcas society of ihe John and Amelia Kosclka, ef bouquets of late iq)riag Sowers. York hoapltal unit of the Cornell church anniversary celebration Emanuel Lutheran church will WUIImantlc, have sold their six The menu consisted of tomato and Customer’s Valaation lite House Gets Fresh Dallyiv aoon to be held. The Herald on have a picnic supper on the church Tank Medical Center. room single bouse at Pine and plneappto Julca cocktail, creamed From Ipswich. Saturday will carry a page devoted lawn tonight at 8:80, preceding Walnut straete to Clara Muella: of chicken nnd muabrooms In pat- to the hlatory and activltiea of the the regular monthly meeting. 'The 10 Elm terrace. The tranMer was tlea ahoe-atring potatoes, fresh Minimum Charge 82.50. pariah. Anyone dealrlng extra girls are aaked to bring in their made through the agency of peas, home made baked rolls, to Plots Dinners...... 50c coplea of this edition should noti Defense Measure Orders To Take Oat: recipes, as the cookixx>k commit Arthur A. Knofla. mato aalad, lea cream with fresh fy their newsboy or leave a request tee to planning to hava the book atrawbeny or chocolate aauce, at The Herald office. luJU tllM Atew By Defense Tactics; Pints ••»..•..♦•••••••25c Jusi printed during : the summer Mrs. Raymond BL Laurent to cookies and coffee. With French Fries ....4 0 c months. chairman of tha commtttea ar Gut Freaent ed Mfs. Philip Taylor of Porter ranging for tha annual picnic of A t the conclusion of tha maal ^ Giving Navy Funds Can Manchester 5855 Received I street who has been confined to Mrs. John Buchsnsn o f 178 Mlsa Marion Waahbum, the retir- her room with lllneas the past the Coemopolltan Club Friday at 'Tour ordA- will be piping Woodland street will entertain the Well Sweep Farm, Andover. Mra 1^ president spoke briefly shout week, to gradually Impibvlng. Past Presldenta Club of Mary A. H. Tiling will see to transporta the few remaining items of busi Read Herald A dvs.. kdt when yoa arrire. jy.j492,542,750 Appro- Machinist Starts School ans Oaim Gains Biishnell Cheney auxiliary tomor tion for those who desire IL ness, and then thanked the mem D u fk in t' To Aid Defense Program rw' _ n row afternoon at her home. priationo Bill Makes Luncheon will' be served at 1:30, Scranton's Cars Washed and plans will also ba made for Emergency F u n d s Martinsville, N. J„ June 8.— T r o o p s ^ O IT e n n lv e Woman Would Betray ^Quagmire* Defense E»-i the annual picnic. (4')—William P. Smith believes Britain If She Knew How tangles Motoriaed Restaurant Nylon I t t o » t » only $1.00 to Available to Speed Up evaryone should "do bis bit" = P u B liin g iwgrd Heart r 17C ToUand Tampikt Becauaa dt tha ahaenee next Another Shipment! Production of Ships, and. In what he terms a “pstri- Of France, Gain Every Birmingham, England. June sions Smashing drive a clean car. Sunday of Dr. Earl E. Story, who I otic ge.sture," has started a ^ 8.—(87—A woman who sbOuted \Aircraft, Munitions. school to train machinists and | where in Sw4?ep to the Weygand Line, Pemii$>:j T r y to attending tha annual eonferenca *:‘I{ell Hitler! Long - may he of the. Southern New England mechanics fbr the national de- relgni^^as put on six months Hosiery Martex I fense program. Southwest; Succe8s|iil ting Destruction conference of the Methodist lviw|hington, June 6.— I probatl^ today tor violating churches at 'Trinity Union church. I A machinist by trade. Smith Raids Reported on : blackout regulatiqiia and caua- W ill; Roads Badk COOK'S Providence^ R. •!., It haa been ar (A P )-^ h e Senate sent to gives a "course" in the.use of j Ing a crowd to col ranged that WJIIIam E. Keith, lay Kitchen Ensemble the White\House today a $1.- tools and machine operation Cherbourg anil Eng I The woman, Cecilia'D^i1chi> Barrisd by S| Hollywood Service two nights Sr week In hto shop preacher, will he In charge of the 492,B42,75CK^val appropria 34, told police: Trained Detaclum S42 East Center Street morning service at 10:45. Hto, ser Martex Kitchen and Hand Towels In this Somc^rset county ham land. Last Night, Today "The German government tions bill making emergency let, 'Die closa Includes 38 trays T e l 3987 mon topic win be "A Singing Re will be here In a few montha, ligion." funds available immediately and men between the ages of and jrou scum wUI ba shot. 1 E o n e tla ! 18 and 35. Tuition la free. Berlin, June 6.— (AP)— to speed up the prodhmtion of The Gernian high command would betray tha country say Paris, Jans 6.—(API The only requirement for en time If 1 knew how." eliips, aircraft, munitibtis and trance is t^ t applicants be' announced today its troops, Frsneh “75’d” aa4 armament and the construc During the fierce tussle with "patriotic American citizens, on the offensive and pushiniL her guards in the courtroom, guns efiught hfii Colorful rib terry weave with multi-color border. tion of new i^ir bases. The Smith sa: The saw-tooth line In thla map, a closeup of the region north and east of Paris, Indicates approxi toward the heart of France, the wonum cried: "1 love Ger Gtnaan taaks la. a Will wear for years. Very abeorbent and waah . chamber completed-^ congres-^ mate battle line where 2,000,000 Nazis and Allied soldiers began a new struggle following the Nazi HALE’S ^ELF SERVE easily.. Other Martex kitchen necesaities to match: SL mane and win help them. When Irs OR (hs SsataM frsat success in the Low Countries. Shaded arrow at left indicates attempted Allied counterattack, while had gained ground “ every they oome I will be the find to I W e will lurnish yon The Original In New England! aional action on the measure, carrying $1,308,171,138 in di forts In upper right represent part of Maginot line extension, now In German hands. where” in a sweep toward the greet them with open arms." B a balUf ifvsa ad Martex Dish CHoths...... ^lOc southwest. This, however, depth. Othsr Gsnaaa wMi ice and a brand rect appropriations and $184,- lYoys Asking AND HEALTH MARKET Martex Hot Pot Holders ...... 10c 371,612 in contract authority, was the only indication of the Dushinf rtckkaaly aa new air conditioned Martex Part Linen Dish Towels . .6 for 81.00 by accepting a conference rti/ Pilot Blained course of the Somme offen they coaid gand London, the White House said, tion in American Af were asking that everything pos Equipment for A llies.! Finding- Plane Crash Changes Add It reported total enemy airplane Communication .Lines fantrjr frsai fo A Limited Amount To ScD. Puffed Rice <2A Pkgs. Pkgs 17c )c down 50e weekly sible be done to speed Up produc ------' Caused by Lowering fairs If Allies A id^. losses during the. last 34 hours os waho of tho taah * 1 9 PIck-A-Back Plana Free With Each 8 Packages! Bath Size Towel 148. To Aid French Allies tion of "military easentlals" for Washington, June 8—(87— 'The T h o France and Britain. O f Flight at Haddam. To Strength The high command’s torse state ile’a Annual Kenwood Blanket Club will be open until Juna Whits House reported today that Rome, Juno 6.— (AP)— As Foes Blast Coast. otrlhlRf both lltaittjr i Playable $1 Per W eek Miracle Whip Guest Size Towel Coo aider Naw Piirnhasaa boaUle warships Deputies. vaston of thoir Ught little brto, the with muddlera. Tray meas outside highly effective bombard lied raids on northern aqd western trained end equip|Nd Baker's Root Beer Extract Refrigerator matter would be in the hands of Dslsdler Dropped. Orornsny. said no “ eaaenUal dgm- Air Ministry rtported that me which riued thaiB w Lamb__Tongueaj_j^^j_j_^^^^ ures IF'. i af Tasks Destroyed tba attemey general and the aec ment range o f ItaHan porta dotting dium and heavy bombers of tha raris, *mm 8—(AF via Radial Two Rescued the coast of the Italian "boot" ex Former Promler Edouard Daip- age" waa done, and aaaarted thraa —aspeclany fro * retary o f dier, who bad been foreign mlnto- enemy planes ware downed In Royal Air-Foroa "attacked aoamy Ox Tongue (sliced) ...... glass 49c Makes 5 Gallons of Root Beer. K-Fraaeffa Praodar Faal Ray' 'The law oRsdispoMl ef aurpluaep tending Into the Meditonranean. troop ooncontrntkMia aad ta r a sa- 13c General Electric set sand dedarad toalght that "bus tor and long had been a figure In - (OoeRnead aa I Ox Tongue (w h o le)...... $1.25 to "very Invcuyod.’’ be added and It may be that mines alao have previous cabinets, Waa dropped (Uoatlauad on Page Btoven) ed enemy movemeato behlM the drada aad husdrads* i af aaanq recalled that \Uito government From Sound been aown In strategic atretchcf of ...... glass fl.1 5 and $1.69 MaxwaD Honsa 8.3 cu. ft. atoraga apace. tasks had hess destroyed alaei from tha government, together flghUng fron t" Round Hand Painted yeara ago had aold rifles to Mexico sqs along parte of the Italian em Attoek MlMtery Objoethroo Armour’s Trcct...... *... .cad 19c 11.7 aq. ft, shalf apace, the OorsMUH laqsehsd their drive with other holdovers from earlier and more recently artillery to pire, where 12-mlle danger sones reglmea. Scidner’s Potato S a la d ...... Jar 19e C!an 48c g Iba. o f lea 80 Mg cubes. at dawa yeaterday toward Paris, Brazil. AviRtors Saved W hen also have ba«> created. Other heavy bombera, tba Mlh- Canada Coffee Rainbow tha heart e^FVasee. 'The dramatic and unexpected Two Drivers totry added, "atruck at Junctions All steel caMnet. Tray S^ts^ Satoa of rifles, onnpunltion and Land Plane Falls Into An authoritative aouroe aald that move, coming at the critical mo other equipment left oyer from the aad marsbaUlng yards west of 88-Oniaca Tfai Bnrt Olnay One-pleca porcelain Interior with • decorated glasses Italian authorities, aro notifying ment of the new German offensive the Ruhr while others attacked To Give Ha^ PINEHURST SUMMER FRUITS and with 12” g t t e aandwich Deslea’^ M ^ ^ Mottos iFatep Near Vessel. Stainleaa ateel aupor freeaer. y - HaitfMd, daae 8—arge Size! SL Lawranoa Tela-froet Indicator. ta aUBtafai Its right to eallaet Central Falls, R. I., and Jack United States liner Waahingtoa New cabinet appointments In ■hot down and two a n mtoalng. ugeeB from War Famoiu aealed-ln atMl G.B. Thrift Unit.' addittoaal half udlVeB daOars as- Spellacy Not Greene, 81, o f Park street, little would be safely conducted through cluded: Bound for H om e; Oth In an earty-mornlng raid, the STRAWBERRIES ARE LOWER! TOMATO JUICE SETS Falls, R. I., were rescued this the 12-mlIe danger belt into Na^i Paul Baudouin, secretary of the tions If AUies Golden Bantam Corn OiUler tray. f / ■sally la axdae taxes ftam gasa- Tima Ta Serva . . . -^ Decorated with tomato design. Mae eofnpantea. The case is that af At Meeting morning when their small land where It Is scheduled to dock Juiune adinlnistratlva staff of tha Eoo- er W ithout Passport. (Uastmsad On Page ran) plane fell Into Long laland Sound, 1 0 , ORANGE JUICE SETS geaeph R. Tstoet. state treasar nomie Warfare Committee and O ttawa, June Caaa a g a M l The Falrchestor OR Oeas- 300 yards north of (ireat Gull The bounding of the Italian prosldent^ o f tha Bank o f Tndo- Berlin, June 6.—(P) — Two o f CANTALOUPE 3 25c Decorated with orange dealgn. laland, off thla port, when the ready to provide hav ^ sy. lae.. Part Chester. N. V.. la nine Amortcan ambulanro driven lah aad rafugea ehlldrea : ALLFOR GRAPE JUICE SETS vhleh the state saeka to eett BRiley, Q ose Friend of eimine failed. (Ctorttaaad ah Page Rtovaa) (OsaRahad Ob Page Two) reported raptured by the Germans ArtUt Tells , MELONS 18c eo. Decorated with cryatal etched dealga. 1,177 to $mxmm from the defi The two, bound from Hills Grove, hava bean located by the United Europaaa w ar aoeaa If tha : One Scottowel and One daht. Hartford Mayor, Also R. I., state airport to Long IMand States embassy here, and one to ■ad French govem iaenta Above seta have Ice Upped pitchers • • • Shuns Session Today. and Bridgeport stops, canoe -down already bound for home. Escape Tale their exodus. RHUBARB Ritoab Psiata Wear Chaaghlag near a lobster boat own^ by The other, Lawranee A. Jump, (In Lradon, Undaraacretasg' Scottowel Holder 26c Ohaagtdag. Chtoa, gaaa8-HF>— Henry Amador ot Union fatreet, Hay Fever Sufferers May 28. o f Nantucket, Maas., a Dart DoBBlnlona O. H . 8hakaapaa(e.r ^ '■ ; i ..... ' ■ Naw HavanV June 6.—(P)— Brooklyn, N. Y. mouth eofioga graduate and native 2 lbs. 9c / S u m m er Large sqaairsaa af Jaa^ ~ yeaterday be hoped to aay : ‘ $1.25 Mayor Thomas J. Spellaey o t Hart Baaled AbaaH of Oaklaitd; Calif., to In a Nasi Rivera, Mexj^n Miiral- whather ehUdrenj ford. who had rafuaed to aarva on Tha plana sank Immediately In Large Avocados. Flfty-foar Be Smarter Than Average prtoon camp—without a passport ifit, Dcacribes F li|^t Ians withdraw* f Fresh Tomatoes Lb. 9 C 20c Colgate Tooth Paste ...... 2 for 29c COCKTAIL SHAKERS' tha OonnecUqut dalagation to tha 100 feet o f water and tbs two men hilt making himaelf that hit of the ened araaa wouldjba aaat to I Garden Sets 18 af Daasecratle national oonvantkm were hauled aboard the lobster caipp with hto American aknlaba- For Life from Studio. da and other Brfttoh 440-Sbeet Kleenex...... • e•# e2SC « $^.00-81.49 Grapefruit. Oranges. In metaLdiaakete painted I rapitei Cbaag- bacaiMc o f the preeence o f Thomas boat. Ann Arbor, Mieh., Jana 0—<87 — < ytan ago and has practiced for tha Ity. / on a ToluBtaiy baaia.) white. Obkmg and diamond Haaroa of Farmington, was abaont Nearby was the Coast Guard [ ''The released man to Jan Olo- Red Plums ...... doz. 18e 50c JOyHim aaaeeaaaee«aa#aan e e a s a49C Chrome and spim aluminiun with Between ancesaa this summer, the last 18 yeara In tha University Ban Franctoco, June ' 6. A refugee eonferahea Lbs. shapes. The 8 glasses ore BakeUte covers in block or red. today when tha 48-man delegation patrol boat 00-407 from Base 4 bay fever sufferer may 8nd con- Health Bcrvica. “Tha alemcnt of wackl, 33, of Jarsoy City. N. J., Fancy Bananas 4 21c 26c Blue-Jay Com Plaster ...... 28c mot here to organize Itaeif. here. In conunand of Andrew G, Diego Rivera, Mexlcair muraltot, drawn up a broad law Bond designs In aaaorted col- laitMto At A C •olatlon 4n tha thought that par- chance has been ramovad." who waa raptured May 18.. near plan to provide homea In bringa. Also abaent waa Judge John Ramsted, chief boaUwaln’B mate. Laon. on tho Bommo front, along deacribad today a flight for hia Ufa PINEHURST BOILED HAM ...... lb. 49c 60p Lyon’s Tooth Powder .... • • • a aS4C Naw Tark. Ja hapa he to smarter than tho next A deepde ago Dr. Jimones noted from hto studio in Mexico City, nUnloa for children fro * th a' Bailey of Hartford, a close friend The Coast Guard boat went along- man. ' I that there appeared' foi-be an un with throe other Americana, all 60c Pond’s Cold Cream...... • e e a aSdC r; and political advtoer of Speflkey, aide tha lobster boat aad took aided by the pretty actreas, Paul- leetfva rally. From data eompllod over a nina- usual number of PM Beta Kappas trying to avneuate civUians ahead T. A. Crerar, ndnaa aad HEALTH MARKET who was also named to the delega- BXhicr and Greene aboard, and of tho German advance. etU .Goddard, and Miss Iran# FRESHLY MADE POTATO SALAD ...; ...... lb. 19e 86e Hum Deodorant Cream... • ••a e29C $1.00 set Reads Paavaa: few rails flm yeab period. In which roeorda of hto and ether honor atudenU among Bohua, American painter. sources m inister who caPad' Uori at tha aUte party conrontloo ■pad to this city. hto allergy patients. Hto curiosity Olowacki luckUy had his Amari- COLE SLAW (Cabbage Salad) • • • ...... Ib. 15e S6e Laeo Shampoo ...... • a•o a29C FarelgB Exchaaga — Straai in Hartford on Tuaaday. Party Tahan Ta Hsspital f aUorgy department were compared Rivera, wbo wlU paint a mural oonference, announetd th ft atorHag ap 88 8-4, frsae ap 1 arlth tho resulta o f student en lad to tbo reoearch problem which can paaaport, so German Army plan vlsuaUaaa dtotribuUoa mt Only Finest Fresh Ingrcdienta Used! 30c (Columbia Healing Powder ,....20c laadsia aaid thay did not know Tbs accident occurred at ofllcera turned him over to the po at the Golden Gate International Eresh Fish W ater Sets and whathcr Bailey had remalnad away trance examlnationa, Dr. Buena each year to adding now avidenco Expoaltlon emphaaislng Pan- ebUdren thraughout Caaada o’clock thla mornlag, and tha boat ventura Jlmenea of tha Univaratty to hto theory. lice, who sent him to Frankfort, BECKEBiS Clama — Blackatal — Haddock FUlcta and 60c WjUiams’ Aqua Velva .... '• a * e a39C in sympathy wttb Spellacy's ac- with the rescued men arrived at Than, CoiMUl General EmD Bauer American friendship, aaid in an In quickly aa poeelhle after tha(r’| HaUbot. , Cod, Halibut, Mackerel Fillets, , Beverage Sets tkm. 8 o’clock. Base 4 hpd bean advtoad of ificbigan baa dovetopod the Appaoe to AB Ago Oroupo terview hto e s c u e from a mya- rival to reatore them to 26c Bayer’s Aspirin ...... • e a a a19C theory that thara la a dentite ro- Dr. Jlmenea bMlevea tba conclu- obtaliiod hto rcieaae and gave him NATIVE In Rite Bhto with elaar etyatal han Shortly after Tuasday’s conven- of the rescue by radio from tha irtoney from hto own pocket to buy terloua band of 30 raiders occur life In private hanMa. Clamt. Apple BIctssom Colctgna...... $ 1 .0 0 aatside mtUmi. tisa adjourned. SpcUacy announc patrol boat, and this information latlonablp betwaan a higher degree ■bma ean'-ba applied to all agci . la ticket for red enly a few days after an at Reel PraM aai to KETS dle OB lee lipped pitcher. ataady of Ihtrillgenco and an allergic con Bletala — OaaaraRy ed that be would not serve o*^ the was communicated ' to the Law- fJSSf’ 5L. ^ ' Zurich-Zurich. GtowockiOlowacki JeftI for Zurich tempt waa made In Mexico City to The ira l refttgea proM eai' 12e boBch apat tia 18-vote delegabon and gava five renoa and Memorial Aasociated dition. allergic events, ba says, which may Juna 4. Hto friemn In Parto tela- ■aaaaainato the exiled Rovtet lead rtance, Crerar aald, aad ' a a a a a a a.a a a p a A Wool ba axpnaaad aa aesama In Infancy, dlfflcultiaa In raaeUag Lb. raaaons why ba ohjseted to Hawes' boepitala, wUeh sent an ambu- graphad him money there. er, Leon Trotaky. Rib Corned Beef 10c $1.25 being named a mambsr of tba tonoe to the Fort TnunbuR. where Ho baa noted that atudanta auf- childhood, bay fovor la ndotcacenco Wbeseabsste 8IUI Uakrawn "A few days after the Trotaky t h a r a . Caca-Cela — Hire’s Root Beer — Sodaa <— Giagcr Ale. tba baas la located, to mast the fBring from hay foror, aathma and or early youth, aathma in vlril ago, Captured with Olowacki in tha ■hooting, Paulette Goddard and Ha'announced that tba ' _ T ressR ry 00-407. acaoma are ganerallgr rated from ft broochltto' later on in life, Laon aaetor were Albert Ray- MJaa Irene Bohua, the American Ion, the pnvtacaa aad ehQi- to 10 per cent Ughor tbaa non-al- bronchlaetasla still later on, and fora aad other orgaataatM IJ Lb. [f National Ooatasitteeman David Ethtor and Oraana Were thken ntMmd, 63. Chicago; Murray Ship- painter, erero In my studio." Rivera Honeycomb Tripe 18|c HEADQUARTERS FOR Waahingtoa. Juna 8—Uh—Tba R. FltaOarald aajd prerioualy,that to the beapitaL where It waa aald lorgic atudonte ta tho mental myoenrditis in oM age. 46, Cincinnati, 0 .. and Louts related. co^iperatlng ta the’plaa. ’ aehleromaBt teals. .As to the Intrillgcncs of thoee RiS In Car It la andarstood that a G .E. APPLIANCES pofitioti cof f the Treasury June 4: ha thought It unUkaly that Spel thay had wcorrad contuMona aad Wtarle, 44, Berne or Fort Wayne, Pi?h’/iii rjlQroccrumL GREEN STAMPS Rscalpts. 88L23M8M4; Ex- lacy's action weald be given any aheastone ahd also sufferad from "Thass atalJstica ' an proved who are nlleiglc. Dr. Jlmcsas to In- lad. nietr wbercabouta wna atlll "Outside they eaw two ears full cf BritlM i aad of man. I knew they came tor me. ready an aa .nota ta AND The J W H A L 4 COM! GIVEN I. ^fl.08»A»28; Nat rshaldsraUon at today's maetlag. IpsmoraioH. Tbair cooditton. bow- from a mathasmUcal ataadpoiat," clinsd to support tba thsory that a imknown. Spiced Ham ,, Lb. 25c ’M sNCHSsvsa C o m m . 83.08SA88JI21A3; Cua- but it lacaiTad aoma informal dia- evar, was rspoetod good. It w tx - ■ays Dr. JImsass. a adddla-agsd paraon wbo isbsrite tba tendency Atoo unhiratad ars Donald Q. So I went downatalra secretly, hid paying their awa Wag^ ANDES RANGES W T T H jg ^ H S J raealpU fior mat h , 88A81. pedsd they wU ba iSmdMril to- ■atlvc of Poseto Rieo .URo waa to be aBargk to an offendisg agent •S Phia t«si 'isaiflf4ls.I. jUaaUasnd Obi im y ^ilaVlISi li .^ _ :-A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN. THURSDAY. J U ^ 6, 1940 ' TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHiiSTER. OOMM. TfiUIU3i)AY, JUNE 6.1940
pleta the current fUeol year, June 30, wlU » aurptui of $1,000,000 la Spence^ffecte Plan to Integrate /fe/ic/, ‘Weygand Line’ To End Year tbe etate'a general fund. Budget Why 2 Mill Needed Named Heads Hamilton Urges Roosevelt Heavier Income Taxes Director Hobart H. Weir Indicated Up at Auction Guarding Paris FEMALE With Surplus today. O f G O P Units National Defense Progrdm They Make Fine Tea FUNCTIONAL Weir, In the abeence of Finance In South End Fire DisL Make Changes in Cabinet \ Commlooloner O. Glenn Saxon, who recently predicted thia result . - • ' a Household Artides of Washington, Jpne 6— — A< '"some 0>mmunlBta’’ were on relief S e r ^ o f Deeply Stag- COMPLAINS Y o ii n g Republimns rolls. ttF A ruaamm% V«««Md* Almost No Doubt rail* of the year'a cmratlona, said that In laying a tax o f two ^ lljg at't^and the rate jumped to three mills, Waterbury, June 6.—(JH) — Re-fously against such a course on hie North End Home to Be broad plan to Integrate Federal re. Strongpoints; s U Z o d TAHJrn to Bot coir n- there seemed almost no doubt now the special meeting of ;the South j The tax to be ooUected on this list publican National Chairman John i P$rt. That protest waa echoed by 4d4litional 2,050,000 To CcMrdInato .Airenrioa BMonMttuyMta. Hwdoche. bock- lion Will Remain in Hold Informal Discus* Band Appeal lief outlays and national defense The Senate Committee voted Mte. bat AXAO oklm Initkbl*. net- that the million dollar %utp*UA Manchester Fir. District I - t i ^ W D, M. Hamilton advocated today a ' Persons with Small In Sold on Saturday. needs appeared likely today to re '-^Will Never Break. Lm Btftot dot to kuch fonetiocibl Statens Pockets. would be a fact. ... 4 «Ki I more than vkm called for In sion of Activities. Harrington authority to use up to Governor Baldwin claimed an ^ I taxes jtwo years before with a half shakeup In -President Roosevelt s : whom the president had mentioned comes to Pay Levie* If ceive prompt Senate approval. $5,000,000 of relief funds to co- 000, which is Jus* about the co st, Response Big An auction o f imusual interest or^nate state and loeal agencies ■ Paris, June 6—(8^—The new oSm b oDd (Mk-Ttr tbcmi $81,000 surplus at tbe and of the Cabinet and amendment of some j were totally lacking In any quali- Senator Adams (D., Colo.), floor Hartford, June 6— - oil operating the Are department ^ Several plana for committee op to local people, as well aa oollec- which certify persona for WPA "Weygand line” guarding Paris last fiscal year, half of which was grand list In 1937 was $28,883,347, New Deal legislation as methods! flcatlons for the tasks whiA be Proposal Becomes L^w manager for the $1,078,884,916 an la a aciira of deeply staggered Baldwin administration will in the district ' or more than $15,000,000 less than eration were made when activity tors of antiques, la that scheduled shared by the previous Democrat Since 103A there has been a two ; programs were diaeussed for the of Increolng the effectiveneee of nual relief bill, said the measure strongpoints designed to give but In IM l. ■ Hamilton accused President Waehlngton, June 6— (fl xit^und for Trip to N. Y. contained few controversial provt / Harrington testified that In ic regime of Governor Cross. mill tax each year. There was a i coming year as Young Republicans the national defeAae program. for Saturday afternoon from 1 some areas local agencies certified never break under the strain of Decrease In EspendltureB The average Income for taxes a He aujnested that Mr. Roooevelt Roosevelt with Injecting “partisan present Income taxpayers win aiona, Nazi tanks and waves of following time; wb>On taxes in the district held a meeting last night at the poUtlca” Info his recent fireside ' World's Fair Goes to o'clock on, of the-houiehold effects Today, Weir said, there Is every were few and far between. It was year over the period from 1931 to Y. M. C. A. An Informal discus rid his ubine* of membars who. . . ^ ASAs approvedapproved, by the Senate/Ap-1Senate *^*2^°"* Infantry. 1937, inclusive, was $43,324, ...... chat on national defense “when be f| 'hand over more money and an ad- of the late Lucy G. Ford Spencer. u otherE he sam there in aome po- T B A -B A fiS reason to believe that with a $3,- the custom of the officers to wait sion of iwUtIcsI affairs was held. “ time afUr time have attacked ' " " defense “when h( Are Grateful. proprlationa Committee, IL auth-, manipulation.” The line has been built under di AddltloMl Expenses the' busTnesa of‘thls“ TOMri^''and ' ^ compare the preaenf 0 dlriqnal 3,050,000 persons with The sale will take place, rain or 000,000 Increase In receipts, there un>il a debt Had been inci^rred and In connection with committee The Senate bill removes requlre- rection of Allied Qenerallaaimo will also be a $1,000,000 decrease then lay a tax to meet It. There was additional expense activities,' Harold Maher was Replace them with “ men In whom armed forces under small Incomes will become taxpay- >p))e reapohoe to the appeal tor Milne, on the grounds at the large trainlng of 300^^ ymit^lnCC^i nienta for local contributions of 25 Maxime Weygand. taking advant In expenditures when the books Drop In Grand List added to the district. About this named chairman of entertainment business and the public would have ' admlnlswatlon with the seven era hex* March 15, If a tentative | funds to helptraliaport the High house on North Main street which campa, earmarking $28,000,000 to! age of every natural feature of the time No. I's men had been paid confidence.” yeara preceding 1933. Mrs. Spencer occupied at the time per cent on national defense proj are cloned on this fiscal period. In going over the Aigures of the for the year, while John Wallett proposal of a House Subcommittee BChool band to the World's Fair speed defense projec-ts for the War ects under WPA and removes the terrain along the Somme and Assurance of the $1,000,000 sur district since 1931 It has been by Cheney Brothers ^ d tha yiue was made head of the new voters' The Republican chairman. In a L President knows full well.” has been most gratifying. The trip of her death, 20 odd yeara ago, and and Navy DeparMents, and alaah. Alane rivers. broadcast addrass before the Wat- aMcrfoOx that the two periods becomes law-i 130-hour monthly work limit on plus came with a report from Tax found that the grand list In tbe of the Are alarm aystem, had not group. Chairmen for membership la to be. made Saturday. which by will the left to the Sec Ing relief restrictions which might them. The Allies worked rapidly In the Commissioner Charles J. Mc been met with district Itsadt. and speakers’ committaea yet are erbury Itslian-Republican League are not comparable.’’ The eubcommlttee, writing a de ond Congregational church, with hamper the preparedness drive. little time they had to develop the district has dropped nearly $1S,- W on’t Join “ GoiUlUon” Tbe band wishes to extend its The Senate bill totals, about -Tha^thowIJdt Laughlin that Income In May was 000,000. In 1931 there was.a two Cheney Brothers offered to sell the to be chosen. last night, also proposed amend fense tax bUl, voted yerierday to thanka to the Manchester Herald Its contents, to be used as a par Along pdth the bill went testi 140,000,000 leas than the House line after the defeat at the Meuae property, including house and ap It Is expected that when the per ments to the Securities Ehcchange AsserUng that , RepubUcans reduce personal Income tax exemp sonage. ' and the German break-through to uken I discovered $420,000 more than the same mill tax. The grand list for that and to all who have ao willingly mony of Gen. George C. Marshall, meo.sure but actually authorizes month last year. year was $40,738,972 and the tax paratus. The district officers that sonnel of the committees Is com Act to “maks It easier” to obtain would not participate in a “coali tions from $2,800 to $2,000 for Provisions of Will Army chief of staff, that the 1,500 th channel. capital for expansion of arms and tion,” the national chairman said contributed. Following are today’s greater expenditures. The House lO-YEAR-Oin amounted to $81,478. No tax was now make up tbe commission did plete, they will Include about 20 married men or heads of families contributors: 'The will also provided that the exXJ, camps could "prove a valu voted $115,000,000 (or rural re F.ffectlve Against Tanka At yse tall smsm AaisHia hy members In all. munitions industries, and to the bis party had no plans for aban and from $1,000 to $800 for single CtLBEY’s Scotch." Countryfolk of Gloucestershire, laid In 1933, but In 1933 another not feel that the diatrirt should Previously acknowledged ..$74.60 ihcome of $5,000 be set aside for able aaset in case of mobilization.” habilitation, J)iit the IScnate Com The new "fluid” line la said to be le the Warld'a Y aif ar AaywharsI two mill tax was voted and the buy the property, but offered to - It was decided the club wUI hold National Labor Relations Act “ to doning “normal political activi .ersons. The . present $400 addl- laiaah Hidaord Ooaod-Ttla ~ England, have observed a cheese- ties” because of the current Intet Friend th^upkeep of the mansion, also Oppose Training Vouths' mittee reduced this to $76,p00,()00 especially effective against the big grand list was then found to be pay a monthly rental. The monthly a clambake the latter part of this ses that the board la so constituted donal exemption for each child or new German tanks, allowing them Boston $8.60 Clevetead ...$184$ rolling ceremony for centuries. that It will be an agency not for national situation. Friend ...... that if at any time the church dis The general told Senators that and then directed the RFC to pro Competing runners race a rolling $38,898,680 which called for a tax rental la not too high, but it Is now month, data and place to be agreed er dependant waa left unchang- continued the use of the house as vide an additional $125,000,000 for to penetrate for some distance, New York ... 8.18 Chicago .... $4.1$ on later. the advancement of any single “Many of those who would ) Elverett Keith ..... he and the War Depariraent op wheel of cheese* down a hill and Income of $71,397. The next tax necessary to pay for the services R. S. Potterton .. a parsonage for a six months’ posed suggeMlons for training C.... road construction, radio, photo what It cost fmir ye^s ago. The All to Add One-Tenth Gertrude Anderson home and installed the then pastor graphy, and mechanical work. peals to parents to register their ized In a manner ao as to confront OREYHOUNO the rate waa two mills. best tntereats of an industry which adage that one should not change the enemy at any point and to grahd Hat on which the U x of 1938 la now so vital.” That example does not allow for D. C. Truatenltxer and family In tbe newly acquired Before taking up the relief mess- children for withdrawal to safer The district's debt was going up tion officials said, they would be horses In midstream. If adages are ouch deductions as charity, but It reply a1th a counter-attack/’ was collected nmountemmltteewoman Byrne and aev- ed. His estimate waa based on the out Mrs. Spencer’s wishes in re necessary. On Anniversary heya In (Canada. Friend ...... Imported by s.staggering price—M ih in AT NIGHT said Hamilton, “protested vigor- eral state ^Ml^idalt. present 4 per cent tax on small in '•Fair Trip” Friend .., gard to the church she loved and WIU Facilitate Conatnictlaa E. C. Wlllleait A Ce^ Iss., New Terli SBoaey and ia personal eCciMcy Provincial autheritfea and so comes—a rate which some ' con which waa the object of her bene Ool. F. C. Harrington, Army cial agenciea would. Himdle ar /m'fif' Liner ,4(ssw for New York and Connecticut ~ fot teesa apparamly trifllM H of*'* OtiQ SiKCQuftil W ay Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hunt, gressmen want to Increase. $88.10 ficence for . a great many yeara. officer who directs WPA, said that i k neglect It It safer, and, in the both former residents of Manches- rangements when tbe children dis Maurice Gamelin aa Allied gener Cooper Said that approximately Her Beaefaetiona earmarking $35,000,000 for de loflg ran. far more economical. To Oot W okemo RoNof embark. $15,400,000 of thia new yield would » . w n# 1'°'^ “ ''‘"'f ''*** Hartford. Paris Cabinet alissimo, and the elderly Marshal Tbe fine organ still in use was fense projects ■ approved by the IF VOW R06t elves you a lot M are to be guests at a dinner to be Tbe provinces would be thV re Henri Phllltppe Petafo^ ^ became come . from new taxpayers and given by her in memory of the War and Navy Departments would Me Btnight—fliisOils up, makes breathing j„.rved to them at the Villa Max sponsible authority but volimta vice-premier. $67,100,000 from the increased Ford family. The present lar^. facilitate construction of airports, OUBEY’S SPEY-ROYAl WELDON DR lie, CO. diffleultj spoils sleep—just put a few welfare groups would assist I: payments of present taxpayers, Keeping Faith PreecrtptloB PharmaclatB ria, Olaatonbiiry. tonight, In ob Changes Add BouthUUer, 39, is known' as a kitchen which compares favorably cutonraents, barracks, armories, drops of Va-tit^nol up each nostril. servance of their fortieth wedding distributing and settling the chil Under present plans, he added, and., strategic roads: •01 Main StTMt We OeUver dren. technician rather than a parha.- with kitchens In later built * RgSinn AM SO surprisingly good be anniversary. mentarian. He was city director' the lowered exemptions would be churches, was added to the church H*' told reporters that the NOWi' A f t P liquor Shops 2.55 Dial SS3I cause Va-tro-nol k expressly designed Best Memorial 4/1 QUART Mrs. Hunt was Miss Mable To Strength of finance of Paris from 1936 un made part of present law but tbe building through her generosity, agency'would devote about a quar to relieve dktress in the nose and Clark of Buckland before her mar til be became secretary general of supertax would be for five years and numbers of other instances ter of Its fqnds and manpower to tire $ to n MANCHESTER upper throat, where transient conges- riage to Mr. Hunt which took National Finance Ministry un only. might be cited of tbe Interest and defense proJ*cJs. ONIYY tioii hiaden fret breathing. Enjoy the place. In.^anchester. K (Con From Page One) Approves Lower Exemptloas Holding to TMchings Tbe WPA Commissioner also G U M DIPPED TIRTf: 723 MAIN STREET TEL. 3822 eomfort Vicks Vo-tro-nol brings... l\o Stocks der Reynaud In November, 1938. financial aupiiort of the Ford fam Mr. Runt was connected with BouthUUer was. Georges Bon Tbe subcommittee approved the ily since the Second (^ngregation supported House^pproved' pro- tonighti Cliina, aa t to Reynaud In lower exemptions after receiving O f.F orefath ers Best Cheney Brothers at the time of Adams Exp net’s rigbt-haind-man when tbs al church waa established in that visions barring rrii^^mployment /nd/anapo»v- his marriage and worked In differ the Foreign Ml try. latter waa financs minister- from orders from-tha full Waym and Way to Respect Them. section of the town. for aliens, Communlsu-,^ and Nazi Win Air Rediic ...... Gen. CTharles Bib Gaulle, pro Means Committee to boost the Bund members. He expl^n^ that ent departments for that concern Alaska Jiin ...... 1933 to 1034. In 1038 he became Ooatroveny Flares and waa during the latter part of moted from colonel in the May 25 budget director. pending $686,000,000 defense tax The parsonage controversy in he bad been critlclz^ Mcause Alleghany ...... army housecleaning ^ which 15 prograni to possibly $1,000,0()0,000 The annual memorial aerrice of D b N T let Dodga alas aad luzunr fool y 500-Milc his employment with the com Am C ^ n ...... Chicery, 81, waa born at Leblane tha Manchester Grange teas held 1026 resulted in the resignation of pany, a salesman-for their cravats. of the nation’s hlgheatNmmmand- a year. afaoufiu( the price IThe Dodge Luxury 1Linar i Am Rad St S ___ In the Indre department He be- ■ > In the Masonic Temple last night, the pastor and treasurer. Harmony W’...the bineet.ln feet,for the money. Yet Dodge'', Mr. Hunt is now connected with a era wdre ousted, aa chief a^stant gan life aa a manual laborer, Among other proposals, the a large attendance of members be waa restored as time went on and MakM Stained Discolored Automobile Sweep^tak Am Smelt ...... to Re}maud In the War Mltjiatry. subcommittee will consider possi coats only a few doUara more than smaller, lo w .p r i^ ^ gasoline company In East Hart Am T R T ...... founded his own machine Industry ing present. for mors than q decade the subject ford. Jean Prouvost, newspa^r pub and then went into politics. Hs ble boosts In the surtaxes—added Rev. Karl Richter was the guest was apparently forgotten. How ^ little more you’ll ecaTOely notice the differ- , Am Tob B ...... lisher, as minister of informatli taxes— on incom es over $5,000. In n ^ I W hy wait? Come in. See end drive this great Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have four Am Wat W k s ___ served os colonial minister In speaker. In a talk that was ap ever, last Summer it fiared up children living In town. They are He succeeded Louis O. Frogsai 1B38. These surtaxes now start at 4 preciated by those preaent, he dealt again when thp business committee Dodge—the finest car ever to bearYhe mune of Dodge. Anaconda ...... who took over the Ministry of per cent on income between $4,000 False Teeth Alvin Hunt of School street. Armour 111 ...... with tbe theme, “American Mem and pastor engaged a local lawyer ‘ Get Our appraiaal on your preaent car. It aaay more George- W. C. Hunt of West -Public Works from Anatola de r and $6,000 and go up to ?8 ories.” and began negotiations with the Look Like New— No Brushing than oOvfr the full down-pa]maent on a now Dodge. Atchison ...... Monsle. cent on Income- exceeding street. Philip Hunt of Wetherell Aviation Corp .... Cbtaiert Seen Sign in pert he said that “homage missionary boards concerned. At a simply place your denture In a •This I* 4»Hy#m 4 and taalaSaa allFaStrsI issM street, and Mrs. Eva Schlebel of Yvon Delbos, foreign minister In million. Tliere has been some dls- should rightly be paid to tho church meeting. last December at asd almaadard taaisaiaal. TraaasaHaliaa.alaia 'A Baldwin Ct ...... Of Piditicai Confusion euaslOB o f placing a surtax on net Klqenlte bath—leave for IS or 20 apd laaal laiaaUf aar),«atra. Summer street. They^ with their B R O ...... the Popular Front cabinet of So niemoriee of those who in days tended by a number of tbs newer mlnutea, while you dreaa or over children, will attend the gather cialist Premier Leon Blum, as min Berlln\ June 6—(J’)—Cabinet Ineomea of more than $8,000. gone by sacrificed to make Ameri- membera It waa voted to discon Our 6fth birthflay was actually in May. We delayed our BAidlx ...... While the subcommittee appear night. Rinse—replace—No 1miah- ing tonight and they will be the Beth Stl ...... ister of education—a .poet he held changes InNFrance were interpret what It la today, but he aald tinue the use of the Spencer house Ing. Now lodk at your teeth— COME IN TODAY AND SEE It / Host to their parents. iq the Datadler government—re ed in authorised circles hers to- g ed most concerned with income It should''not be only an Memorial a raraonage, and this waa ac- sale to make arrangements to give you some real values. Borden ...... taxes. Senator Lee (D-Okla) was gleaming, lustrous, stainleas, nat It Can Pac ....'...... placing Albert Sarraut. day as a “s lg ^ o f great internal / day tribute'-.ahouild be paid, but in compHshed before the Chriatmas ural looking; plate clean and sweet New Poet Created political confusion,” with the re- ' > urging a “forced loan” amend our thoughts each and every day. holidays. ONE DAY You will agree that we were wise in waiting when you look C3)ea R O h ...... ment to the revenue MU. Under —free from all unpleasant taste Chrysler ...... Oeorgea Pernot aa Minlater of moval of Forelgn\Minister Dala- Today the woHd la wltneaolng The church and the mlasion and odor. Aak.for and get Kleen- over these items. Local Stocks dier as the most ipnportant de this provision persons would be acenea of carnage and of horror Coco-Olla ..;.... the French family, with especial forced to buy government bonds, boards wiU share alike In the lie; the dentists plate cleaner. All SCHALLER MOTOOH^SALES, INC. velopment that are staggering 4^e Whole liquidation by the auction and the Col Gas R E l ...... control of the former Minister of . according to a scale based on druggists. 634 Center Street Mancheater Furnished by Putnam and Op. Public Health previously under A spokesman said ^NDaladter’a world. subsequent sale of tbe property. 4)ulnn’s Phsmacy ComI Inv Tr ...... thei^net wealth. )■;' t. 5 Central Row, Hartford ComI Solv ...... Marcel Heraud. The new poet disappearance from the\Mblniet, When the early aettlera daqM to along with the recent repi^ m ent thla fair land. It was not so much AUTOMATIC Ck>ns E d la ...... was. created to handle refugee A I) A ^ i S K C M d Inonrance Rtorlu problems. ot NeviUe Cliamberlain as ^ r it - adventure or ambltlay St«wart*Warn«r TORRINGTON ALUMINUM FAN. Colt’s Pat. Firearms. siace Reynaud assumed the pre Loadon, Juna 6.—(F)—Six lead f o r greater aafety. ecoaomy aaA^V,, Nat Distill ...... Tsm m m I b x Bin think the aacriflee mad# than was dependability, equip your car with a ii« todgi - ^ JEFFERSON TRANSFORMER. Eagle Lock ...... 61* N Y Central...... miership March 31, succeeding Slagle Fetaana waited, it doea not detract ing membera of tha pacifist ’Teac# No Matter What Your Requirements LELAND MOTOR. Fafnir Bearings no NY NH R H .... Daladler; whose government fell $ $00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 tha unselfish qirit In which tM Fledge Unioa” accused of apenaor- Ralrigerator Hart and Cooley as a result of Allied reverses In Ing a postar calculated to create Nor Am C o ...... 900 0.00 .44 Sacrifices of that Urns wrote made. Norway. k This is a Nationally Known Burner, Manufactured and Guaranteed By H-ndey Mach. com .. Packard ...... 1,000 0.00 4.40 ’Therefore,” tha noakar aa'' (Uoaffcctlon In the armed forces Landers Frary R Clk. On May 18 Reynaud took over pleaded innocent today, explaining Are In Building Supplies— Wtfrd Krause 3,000 33.00 44.00 It us today do an in our power One of the Oldest Companies in the Industry. Hundreds in Use Right New Brit, Mch.. com . Param ^ c t ...... the War Ministry post from tba poster in quesUm originally PenilvR'R . . . . K . , lostraetor 8,000 68.00 83.60 to eatabllsh more in our lize the Here in Manchester. North and Judd , Daladler, shifting him to the For GLABINB1 AND Married penena Ideals of peace for whidi our na aa laaued hi toSS. $ 9 5 . 5 0 PhalpkxDodga .'... eign, Mlniatry, following the Ger Tkay pladgad themaelvea to re Peek Stow R WU... Phil Pet___ SAXOPHONE $3,000 3 0.00 $ o.oO tion stands: because we have not Russel Mfg. Co., new man break-through on the’ Meuse Stndfoi SI Wakint (ItreM 3JIOO 0.00 11.00 yet reached the cUmoz of Liberty, frain from such an offense aa that Scovll Mfg. Co., .... 38V Pub Svo N. J ;..,. and resultant isolation of the Al charged against them, and were WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! Radio _____ v-rv i , 1M. i m 3.000 3.00 30 JO and ao la every w ay' aae our ki- COMPLETE Silex Co. ..-...... 10 lied Flanders Arm y.. h4,000 44.00 70.40 put under biwd. PAYMENTS AS l“0Vl AS Rem^^tand ...... Changes at that< time aleo fluanee to aialntaln tha high stand LOOK AT THESE Stanley Works ...... 36V Republic S t l ...... B' Married Ferae aa, Oaa Chad ards of our forefathers and In oo BIG VALUES S3.00 MONTHI.Y do., pfd ...... ,... 29 brought two World war heroes I| 3 fi0 0 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 doing we build an enduring and Before entering .the hiniber bosinean Richfield All jPoinl Torrington ...... 23t Rey Tob B ...... back Into top poeltiona. Gen. Max- H' '■ i * Safeway Stra . . . Read Herald 4dvB« 3,000 0.00 , 13 JO everlasting soemorlal to them.” ChkMis Lubrication Veeder-Root ...... 49 ime Weygand succeeded , Gen. 4,000 38.00 63.80 During the course ef tho awet- l i 9 W Vmdsr^arm we had 15 yean* experience bnllding L i p n i M i ONLY STEWART-WARNER Sears oeb ...... New Verii Banks Shell Un ...,____ tng the ritual aioiBorlal servlca hones. We. can help yon with yonr HAS ALL THESE FEATURES; Bank of New York . 320 was bold. Tha leadara la thia were Cr«aiii Deodorant O U A R A M m Socony-Vac ..... e o m i T i i i i Every Eireatoiie Bankers Trust .. Sou Pac ...... Grain Trade Facet Mrs. Baatrlea Foratar, Iscturar. bniiding problems . . . even to tho ‘^Sealed In Steel” Hermetic Unit. Central Hanover South' Ry and Mlaa Iva Ingraham. rji^ alB. Tire carries a V w r Sealed, All Steel Welded Chaas 27 29 Std Brands ...... In the service suitable aeriptura Stops Porspinrtion eiHent of financing your home for « . o o * u writtea Ufedma Chemical ...... 39 41 Partial Paralysis readiags, readiag of poems a 8td on C a l...... • e e e e aaarantee — aot Cabinets. Ford • Chevrolet * Plymouth a t y ...... 23 24 yoa. as (Other Makes 89c.) Std OU N J alnging of hymna were features. umitsd to 12, Iff 12 Point Automatic Cold Control. .Continental ...... 10 12 Tex Corp ...... It waa arraagad to hold tha oa- Com Exebauga...... 41 43 —BINGO— nual picnic at (tohimbla Laka oo or 24 mooths, b « Sterilizer-Ray l.amp. Timken Roll B .. First NaUonal ...... 1 5 6 0 1610 Chicago, June A—(gV-rlhtricata- for the faU lift of Exclusive Dual-Temp Principle of C a r Transamerica .. ly. geared macfalneiy’ at tbe d »- Juna itth, oad a eoaimlttaa oon- 1 4 Guaran^ Trust .... 338 348 Un ( ^ b l d e ...... sisttaig of Thomas Maxwep, Ray tho tire without Refrigeration, With the Freez Nationally Advertised Irving 'T ru st...... 9 11 nestle grain trade, thrown Into Union Pae ...... TONIGHT ocofuston by bUMwlag onj tha Worraa and Mrs. Baatrica FOratar Wo are in a poaition to furnish all the dmo or mlleago ing Locker. Manhattan ...... 13 15 Unit A ir e ...... weatero fronL faced a stata of par were appointed to arraage neeae- fhliffif. W a s h in g ManufacL Tnjat .... 38V* 301 aory details. 5-Ycar Warrantee. • MILLER Unit Corp ...... tial paralysis, market experta aald bniiding suppUea neeeanary for a N Y Trust ...... 87 90 Unit Gaa Imp . . . These boxes were built to sell for Oeered-Te-Uw-Be*a Tine! PubUe Natlc^a]...... 231* 2SV today, ahonld prices raeeda much Olva U 8 R ubber...... ODD FELL6WS HALL further. JSSBJ S1S9.95. The manufacturer re Title Ouaraatee .... II* 21 LmmIob, June S. ' Vn ■Prhic aaa C Doea aet roc dfwiw. dam *m / m m ...... U S S m e lt...... Tnattai! of tha bocnlng jnarket not ifriMte Hua. 3 ROOM C0nA(X T l r t t l o n t duced the price to f 114.95. We’ve Why Boy a Moa- U 8 T ru st...... 1460 1810 U 8 Steel ...... dpoiworcd ^ ^Oavid Lodge, 4 ^ aa Elisabeth and Margaret Rosa, 4i$/i»n...... Sd activity and prices that many daughtara at King Oeorga V I, giv Sm. Nowaitiagmdcy.CubeMed We hare attractiYc colored hooka trn u ii TtiB nduced It to 895.50. grol or a Betread Weet El R Mfg .. •aooeoae grata mtaa had baUavad irould ao- light afectilMviag. ing pannlaa toora th«r Tha YahM ■amallia l$l$i A6e-tt •a/uat? e o o e a .o Whaa Tea Cm Woolworth ...... oonvoay war. vahisa havs col- 3l losiudy of pfawa and pietaraa of anaafl at If yon arc in the market for a re T ow Oar $ 6 * d d ------REGULAR GAMES------t / V nMoty, today boaded tbs us/usn • OOOOOO ^ 4 Get a le a l Bnr Elee Bond R 8h' (Curb) . Jdm RJtcfliowodoc M |iomca, which are FREE to proo- lopoad and tradtag has been diok- fbrlmS. __ >/MMa.B a a a a a a a frigerator, you can’t afford to over I Oat! Like 1 ^ ! SIXU 6 .0 0 x l« B ritbA aebued■ ‘ ebOdreaebOdri wbo M aiBKWt to a snuMfetill in sobm a fbad et STSfiOO to poetiva homo boilden! Ihy. look this offer! Man$fidd & G>. taatancas. 4* AparawtSaijpwaala ^<345 000,000 dgarattoo $9 PMri SL TeL 1-8M$ TODAY . PHIDAY Aa d raoult. many trade experts iJ: HARTFORD. QQWW. 1st S P S a A L GAME— flO-OO—or SS5.00 AwarA anaad forcoa as aa Eaipln Me AnM heabMa ewesM Aa i 2ad SPEaAL GAM E»tI0.00-«r $25.00 A w i^ are aertoualy cooeeraad baeat gtft ______' tha raaaoa o f heavy grohi market- AapaoialSaBlofibsAaMricaa CIRCLE 3rd iP E aA L SWEEPSTAKES—tl5.00-.GBaraatead. tag is approachlag. However, John i i & m ^laoadcriog for Conn. Stocks kaiaglwimkM loiibM a. OVENWAEE TO LAMES! 4tk SPECIAL GAMB-410.00-S20.00—or 325.00 Awards O. McCarthy. Board of Trade Loodoo, Jnaa 0.-~(F>—UouL W. For Yields* 501 SPECIAL GAME—ftl0.00—or 345.00 Award. i f i nnalilwit axaceaaad coofldai as MlttlOM Jam of AnM England Lumber Co. MORIARTY BROTHER! 8. Fialayaao, 30, kaowa oa tba kaaaheaaaald jtfmffmMaijEl $•!.«$ CEWTEB STREET AT BROAD ------BOLAND- OIL CO. GAME—|30.0(^Awaid. aaerket irould be able to stags as WanaM Douglas wbo •Ui SPEaAL OPPOSITE MANCHESTER GREEN SCHOOL OPEN 34 HOUBA 3 6 9 CENTER ST., AT WEST CENTER TELEPHONE 6320 RsprsssntnMie VfOfk oat o f tho altuatloe fat Its played tba part at R aM gb la John V. Lnnberton Plasr Biago Sittlag At TabiM With tha KgalpaiiBt Taa owB way. Ha aald ao atapa woold “Joamsy's AMT bi tba Unltad ARRID s s b b b m s ^ b OPEN a l l DAY SATURDAY ^ b b b s b s s e s FTae ( EASY WASHERS AND IRONERS, STEWART- WARNER RANGES AND RADIOS LUmI > be taken t r tha.Board of Trade Stataa and Canada was raportad 114 ChwtRRt SUMt that do BOC have the aaaetton of mhwfng today. Ba took port tai tba 53« BAST MRHILB TURNPIKE TELEPHONE 3040 DOOR PRIZE 310.00! ADMISSION IICENTR.. set atm -^^eSmSufSiaSrff) ______vj ■ • TeL MsseMeler M19 •Crieoltoral oAeia! datonaa at CklUa Adporlise ia The V ■; — ..i MANCHBSriBB EVENINO HERALD. MAHCHEITSR. OOMM. THURSDAY. JUNE f, 1S40 > ESTER E^ianN G HERALD MANCETESTES CO?IN THURSDAT, JUNE 8,
of Zoning Commisstonera which Is Lake street Reeldence Urges St. Heleiia^ |Zoiie A p p e a ls dated for the evening of June 11. Zone.. British Farmers; More Youths Invit^ons Are Mailed CerHians ^ p ld / The Zoning Board of Appeals John Oozdz, asking td be per grants single exceptions to regular mitted to sell vegetables not grown .\s Prisoi^ "Vk|leard Tonight zoned luage, while the Zkming on the premises, from a roadside Are Asked to Aid ^ Put in Jobs Five Capitals Commissioners may ^change the stand at 287 Oakland street In a News From Manchester’s Neigl For Temple Dedication basic sone usage regulations for Residence A zone. ^ London, June 6.-?J^P— ^ sugges loa^ to Consider Peti all property within a given area, Mary Konza, requesting the right London, Jime *.—(F IncreBBe M «de Despite Two Kings Virtwal Pris tion that German prisoner? and To be conaldered tonight are the to add to a dwelling at the rear of Agriculture, Robert 8. Hu told Britizb fannere today HFact RegUtrations aad ExerciseB to Be Held 0>llege commencement; 8:45 p. Intemeil "ftfth.^Uimnista'’ be sent tions for Change* in following requests for exceptions: 0? 603 Center street in a Residence oners in Owit Coun C zone. ' are faced with a peril much j tha 7 s. m. train tstsrday tor m Bellehop At New Synagogue on m., Belmont Park race. to 8 t. Helena, Rrltish island in the Herbert J. Bradley dealring to day's to ths rortd'a fair. Renewals Fewer. Short waves. OSD 08C London, tries Hitler Rules. ;'oua> Atlantic off the African Five Different C,ases. alter a three to a four-family house Charles H. Rogers wishes to con er than we faced in anjr . Bolton Notch Mrs. ESlnor Poi >y sxpscta to Wapp 8:15,-, At the Black Dog; 8RO coaat where/Napoleon died In exile at 80 Main etreet In a B residence vert a two to a four-family house the last war," and bi asked June 23; Officers of to produce the maximum State’s Prison Term sttand bar class rsi Satitfdbjr Mrs. W . 99, Grant Hartford. June 8— (FJ —Job# Rome, 8:40, request aelectlona; was made Yo the House of ersons may appear to sup ence of the Council of Agrioultuiw^l For Joseph Bouchard A very satisfactory nbsarsal of Friday afternoon, June 7 at two by tbe Connecticut State Em- Thnraday, Ji Boer War thrlyed In St. Helen commission for a beer selling li M ass.. day iKw the dedication exerclsea of ^ ment of five Ehiropean capitala en building at 8 o'clock. This session port or protest the petitions pre- Hudson wamad: the gnduatlon exerclsea of the Coventry was defeated In t ^ o'clock, ths Dadlas Aid society of Serrice compared to 8,- w . F. M. where they largely could should not be confused with a pul>- cense at property on the north rious to decision of the Appeals "We shaU have to do thtogn s^e Wspning Cbmimunlty church 580 dnriqg the same period In Templik Beth Sholom to be helo-W V t 4:00—Backstage Wife. gulfed by the spread of war. thefnselves. IIC|. hearing to be held by the Board side of Middle turnpike east near Board. one contemplated in the last war." Burial was In Grove Hill ceme Bolton schools was held on Tues soft ball game played last night W > ',y. against Andover. The score was m l hold its regular meeting at 1939, State. Dabdr Commissioner 8unday,\une 28 at the comer of 4:15—StaUa D ^ a s. Two klnga—one who fought, Stafford Spring* Man tery. day afternoon. Everyone connect the tu>me of Mrs. Georgs Marks. 17 to 9. Oomelius J.^Dsnsher announced Myrtle a^Dinden streets at 3:80 4:80—Dorenao Jonea. one who did not—are virtual pri SofttwU This w^l be tbs last mssUng be 4:45—Young Wldder. Brown. soners In their own countries. An Is Sentenced to Two to The MlnUrbum and l^ringvlUe. ed srith the rehearsal was en Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tomlin todaiy# thused. The next rehearsal srill be son expect to attend the claes re fore tha'tummar vacation. The increase Ui'iilaoeBienta in tha 5:00—Girl Alone. other BtUl leads hla armies In the Five Years on Charge softball teams In the M. 'T. SUvens A publldv damonrtratlon forum made despite tbs ruV tkat tbsrs The new syriMogiie, started laat 5:15—life Can Be Beautiful. mountain fastnesses of his home and Sons Company Deague will held next Wednesday morning, union at tbs University of Con will be h eld ^ the South Wlndaor June .13. necticut Saturday morning. This were fewer reglstrat fall on land purshasad from St. 6:80—Jack Armstrong. Thuiedsy, June 5 land. Two other royal famlUes i O f -Buming House. ^ play this inronli^ at six o'clock at Town Hall thlr^enlng at 8. This newals during the 1940 PKlofl- I» Mary's Young M«iV club, la near 5:45—The O'Nallls. sought safety In flight. / i the Crickett Dot on West street. The North Bolton school pisns Is Mrs. Tomlinson's tenth reunion, meeting^whlcta is sponaorsd by the fc .,-v -‘'V V P M having graduated In 1980. January, February ai ing oomplatlon. grading 6:00—News and Weather. 4:00—Music Off the Record—Ray "Somewhere In Belgium,"/King nockviUe, Jime 6—(Spsclal)— Olab Meeting to bold a Class Day on Monday, Psrent-'TMcbers Aisqctatlon and The Frisnd-to-Frlend club of the June 17. This la the first Cnaas Miss AUee Heckler, has eom- 1039, rejgtetratlona and armmd the property te being done ’5:15—StricUy Sports with Bob Barrett. Deopold n i Is living In a / ca.stic Kwspb Boucbard, 86, of Stafford the Wsdnssday Afternoon club will were 0,185 while In the same thri and this-will be flnlabed early next Steele. 4:45—Ad Diner—Dance Program assigned him by the German high Union Congregational church will Day to be held In this school. plated her four years at WlUlman have a discuaalon under the direc Springs was ssntsncsd to from 3 hold a meeting this evening at Several members of the gradu tic Teachers College and will re- months this year the total was week. The walk front the en 6:30—Superlman. 5:30—Strictly Swing—GII Bayek. command after hla unMndItional tion of ths American DUcuaalor 8,00D trance of tbe synagogue, which la 6:45—Dowell Thomas. surrender May 28. > SER V IC E-^ to 5 ysar* In SUU Prison by el^ t o'clock at the church social ating class of the Manchester celve bar degree Jupe 13. She baa f i-'i '■ ■■ 5;40XRa«ebaIl Scores. Deagus. The Rev. Stanley Man 56 Fer cent Mslaa so built as to face on, hot 7:00—Fred Waring’# Orchestra. 5:45—Scattergood, Baines. His mother, Queen Ellzabsthyls Judfs Wmiam H. Comley at tbs rooms. High school plan to attend the accepted a position in town and ning pastor of the Church of the Dance At ToUand Senior reception on June 7. Grad will teach at the Brick school. During both periods, about 56 streets, la nearly all laid and ^ £ ? t :l S —History In the HeadUhee— 6:00—Eaw> Reporter—New*, ball reported , to be with him. Msalon o f tbs ToUand County 8u- Redeemer, Hartford, wlU dial with per cent of tbe applicants wars interior finishings well under Hla three children were ytaken The Tolland Fire Department uation exerclsea srill be held June t^ldren's Sunday will be ob ths question: "la Democracy aa Andre Schenker. ■corea, weatl|er. Mrior court on Wsdnssday. will bold another In lU series of 14 In the State theater. served next Sunday June 9 at the inatea. The cornerstone la to be loeab ^HPff:80—Big Town. 6:05—Hedda Hopper's Hollywood. to Parts, theii Into bldlngy^Author- Espoused by tha United States In at the east side of tbe entrance. > ▲ Jury which , dsUbsratsd for dances at the Tolland Town Hall Charles Warner of West street 2nd Congregational chufch. volved In ths Present European On April 1, 1980 there were 3t,- ^ ^ «:00—Mr. District Attorney. 6:20—Edwin C. HIJl. Ized sources Insist they'^ still are •aaiiy four hours brought in Its tbU evening, the proceeds to go has sold bU farm to Frank Fred- Conflict?'* Following ths sdoress 371 ^ t h a reglatersd as Job ap- Oflieera of Tattyha 8:30—1 Dove a Mystery. 6:30—Paul Sullivan,. •' In France following reports that vasdlct at one o'clock and rscom*. towards Its new squipment. Jim do. The Warner house dates back and a question period, the audi Ileante and on April 1 this ysar, Offlcara of Temple Beth 'Bhe- 9:00—Good News of 1940. 6 45—The World TodSy. they have been taken to Lisbon. msnilsl to ths court that lanlenoy Rhodes will prompt for the old to 1760 when Dr. Ichabod Warner ence, In small groups will discuss Sle total l«a a 31,841. lom are; President, 8. M. Sllver- 9:80—Rudy Vallee. Program, 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Leopold's cabinet. In Paris, has ^ BbOWlls fa> by his conduct at the Horowitz, W. Kronick, N. Mar - 7:00—Moreing Watch. government and the high com BUHER Clifford Mason Is Re* prinoif'to reduce the period. Robert Howard Dord, Richard month. Mr. and Mrs. Soma have the invesUgattoo and arrsat. low, S. M. Sllverateln. J. E. Kane Barrett. / mand of the Norweglsii Army Dawrence R%nkl, John VSshallfskl, one child. AU plana have bean completed of Hartford waa tha architect. 8:00—Newa. Weather. 7:15—Easo Reporter ,^-News and BEST .QUALITY Puring the court it was brought for ths annual strawberry festival elected Forem an in the \ 8:15—News Here and Abroad. which holds a mountain front eat by State's Attomsy Michael Edith Frances Vaughn. The members of the Grange Tolland Dsdioatloa Comnittee. Weather. K north from the Arctic Circle. SALAD The following program will be sOrtball, team were measured for and entertalnmant to ba hsid 1^:30—Radio Basaar. 7:80—Music Off the Record—Ray D. O'OouisU that la 1980 Sheldon the social rooms of ths church filra. job a H, Btosis South End Department Tha committee,In charge of tbe 8^4^W nCa Prdgram Parade. WHhelmlna, queen of The Neth sias ssBtsnosd to ths StaU Prison their Jerseys on Tuesday evening 117g-i, RockvtUs Barrett. erlands, U In England where she DRESSING Prooeaslonal—"Torchlight March" and hope to have them to wear In Friday evening under ths auspices 99ho wouldn't become a con dedication la beaded by J. B. G. 8:SO:^ and her family, including Crown ten days. The colors are to be a of the Friandablp Clut. Supper Members of Hook and Daddar firmed traveler if hotels arera Rottner. Other members of tbe 8;'55—Fqods In Season. Weather. / tag Into a Hartford ators; In 1M8 —Scottaon Clark. stefltod with comely "bellehops" Princess Juliana and her two RIB ROAST will be served from 6:80 to 8:30 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clough Company No. 4 of the South Man com&ttee are: Dr. 8. Aiken, 8. 9:00—Dnii^ised News. ha was glvsn one to throe years Hymn—“God That Madeat Earth combination of kelly green and 8:00—Newt of Europe. daughters, aotraht early refuge. white with the word Bolton, the followed by ths sntertalamtnt. of Meriden made a brief visit to chester fire department at their like Pearl Pearson? Buf she Baum. Lk Bayer. B, A. Brown. B. 9:15—Foo«rY^wa. 8:15—Shoppera Sparial — Music, llbA oz CUT FROM CORN-FED for an assault with a dangerous and Heaven* ‘— School and annual meeting last night voted to doesn't actually tote bagxag Bursack, D. Bursack, Dr. A. E. Grand Duch'esa Charlotte and weapon. He was sentenced to audience. Grange In^nla and P. of H. 47 on BsesusS of ths typhoid esses tbstr ToUand farm Sunday. 9:80—Music While You Work. time. lO if Mr. and Mra. I. Tllden Jewett make a change In their usual plan -lust acts as greaterette oui _ Diskan, D. Elkin, S. EIUs, Mra. 10:00—The Man'iN^rried. 8:80—Esao Reporter —News and her family fled from undefended TbUaad Jail from the Stafford Invocation—Rev. B. J. Thlenee. the Jerseys. which have broken out In the Job's Chlcago'a ealebration of Nation- -Duzembourg to Paria May 10. Her b r e a d were among tbe committee named of a summer outing, which bad M. Fandall, I. D. Foster. J. Fra FIN AST Boroogh Ooort for ala months on Theme 1040—Clam of 19M. Paul Maneggla, captain of the bill section of ths town, another 10:15—Midstream, x Weather, 'x for the social hour at Hope Chap been held over a weekend at aomv Hotel Week. dln, Mrs. J. Fradln, M. Ooodateln, 10:80—Elleo Randolphs 5:85—Shoppera Special—continu present whereabouts in France a motor vehlcla violation charge a. Introduction. Grange softball team promises a Inoculation saaslon will be Held In has: not brah disclosed. Authorized good game Friday evening at 7:15 Ellington town hall Saturday ter O. E. S. at the regular meet nearby lake and Inatead Will go' to M. Oroaaman, W. Horowitx, W. 10:45—By Kathleen Norris. ed. : \ • and csoapod from ths Jail while b. The Roll call of a Nation. ing June 4. the World's Fair In New York. Kronick, P. Dauter. OvvS. Desaner. sources skid the location of the t 1 b B r is k e ts ■artliiff nls term. It was also c. The People and the BaHot-box. at Bllversteln'e lot when his team morning at 8 o'clock 'under the 11:00—David Hafum. \ 9;00-^Woman of Oouiua supervlalon of Town Health Of Mr. and Mra. William Wuerdlg They selected Saturday and Sun N. Marlow, C. M iU ar,^ Mosler, 11:15—Road of life. \ 0:15y:-Rlehard Maxwell. residences of the grand duchess that at the time of bis as- d. The Pansde of the Planets. meets the Hebron A'e. day. June 29 and 80 as the dates and o f the Belgian royal chUdren COFFEE CORNED BEEF NOTED FOR FLAVOR cans that a srarrant from the Members of the Board of Strate ficer Dr. John E. Flaherty. About of Manchester, were recant dinner Hold Decision J. E. Rubinow, W. Rubinow, J- H. 11:80—Against tbe Storm. X 0:35—Press Newa. x e. The Slgnlfleance o f 1940. guests o f Mr. and Mra. D. Ernest and arrangements wUl he made to Sandals, N. Sandals, N. N. i were being kept secret aa a pre KYBO Wereastsr PoUcs was' awaiting gy of the summer conference 160 were Ino^nilated at tha last 11:45—Guiding lig h t. x9:80—To Be Announced. Group of Bongs—Bung by Girls Hall and Miss Bemlca A. Hall. make the t^p by bus, leaving Man del, 8. M. Sllverateln, M. caution against possible bombings, of Norftwest Bowel, group met at the parsonage e at MMlon. 13:00 Noon—Studio Program. 5;-45—Morning Melodlea x^ The Dadlas Auxiliary to Hath^ Mr. and Mra. Samuel Simpson chester early In tha morning of J. Wetstbne, Dr. B. Wlcbman 16:b0—Pretty Kitty Kelly. OHrlO Association a. The Moon—Children's Bong Bolton Center on Tuesday evening June 29, leaving for borne from In Civil Suit P. M. The Juno mooting of ths Itock- and elected officere to bold for the way-MUIer Post hsld its meeting ^tsrtelnad several of their out of H. Yules. \ 13:15—Weather Report 10:15XMyrt and Marge. from Japan . town friends and their son Wil New York on the evening o f June PORK eUls avlc Aasoclaaon will be held The Btar—f oik Bong of Ru- duration of the board. Jean Phil Tuesday evening at ths home of Dadieatlon of Baaetuary. 13 :30—Medley 'HaM. 10:30—H ^top House. Mrs. Otto Preuase o7 Highland liam S. Simpson and family of 80. 13:80—The Uttle Show. 10:45—Stepmother. (J^rnight News S375 tMa evening at ths RockvUls lips was selected as chairman and Ths dedlcaUon of the sanctuary COPLEY WHOU w EITHEa ESO-eSE NKE The company re-elected Clifford L<|Ch 1 tlontractor SeekB House. There wlU be a supper at avshus. Tha next meeting of the Westport, recently. 12:45—Stagin’ Sam. 1 1 :00—Short Short Story. b. The Evening Btar—Ruth Mc- ClaudU McKee as secretary. In Mr. and Mra. Bllsry Naff and Mason as general foreman of tha wUl take place at 3:80 at which O f Connecticut SiM ofclook fifilowsd by ths bust- addition to making final arrange Auxiliary will be held ^esday To Collect B^ll from time the following program will be 1:00—Newa, weather. n :1 5 —lif e Beglris. ' Conn Spencer. eveniM, June 18 at the home of two chtldraa and Mr, and Mra. company: Fred McCormick, flrat aaaa saaslon at which Dr. Donald Now the Day Is Over—Joseph ments for the collecting of papers, carried out 1:15—Day Dreams. 1 1 :80—Big Slater. , By Associated t'raaa O..Baekwlth. ths new preeldeat Mrs. (Sordon Downes of Maple Paul Carpenter and son were Sun assistant; Albert Soblelo, aeeond Owners of Residence. l;80-^MarJorie MiUa. 111:45—Aunt Jenny’s fitorlea. Bamby. etc., the group appointed a com day guaste of Mra. Carrie Carpen asaiatant;' Fred Fielda, ladder fore Opening Remarks— FRANKPURTS ertS p fs ^ s . mittee for a food sale to be held avenue. J. S. G. Rottner, Chairman. 3:05—Kate BepUna, Angal of 13:00—Kate Sndth Spbaka. RICH m o n o COFFEE Clam Bmig: Tune—Amlol, Words ter in North Tolland. man; Michael Goldimldert hose 12:15—When a Girl Martjea. Hartford — Fulton Dawla. Jr., Plonle Areas Open by Clam o f 1140. In the church basement on Satur foreman; Herbert Fraser, secre In a clvU action heard this Invocation— \ Mercy. Washington radio commentator, Tiu Oonnacttcut Forestry Ds- Mrs. Marlon Dakin Stats Nutri- 2:15—Toiu* Neighbor. 12:80—Romance ef Helen Trent. Presentation of Diplomas— Paul day. June 33. Mlse Virginia Lm Is Uonlat will ba at ToUaind Grange tary; Ernest Sherman, Yfeaaurar,. morning In town court before Rabbi Deopold Gutel, Bristol, predicted that President Rooeevelt, partmant has opened the Soap chairman of the sate and will be 2:80—^Tne.^Career of Alice Blair. 113:45—Our Gal Sunday. Roberta, chairman of Board of Hall on Saturday afternoon Jxmf Frank Schlabanflug, delegate to C^puty Judge Charles 8. House, Conn. 1:00—atom Reporter —News and he decides to run again, would » JACKET stone Mt. picnic area on the She- Education. BsslBted by Pearl Glesecke and Stafford Springs the state convantlon* to ba held In Welcome— / 3:45—MeetMlaa Julia. have difficulty, in winning If the nlpslt SUts Forest and Morey 8, at 1:30 o'clock and demon- 111001## W. Vennard, local builder, 1 3:00—Mary Weather. BRAND Bong—God of Our Fathers, Whose Blaine Anderson. John O. Netto atraie the canning of vegetable Danbury and Herbert Fraser aa his Saul M. Bfiverstcln, President \ AlUes. are victorious, and would Pond area on tbs' NIpmuck State The Pilgrim Fellowship will alternate. sought' '^Uactloii of an, alleged Flag Raising—, * ' 3:15—Ma P 1:05—Us On a Bus. LOBSTER Almlght Hand — Daniel C. greeaa, asparagus, rhubarb, straW' certainly ba defeated If Germany ypfggte hold a picnic Sunday evening In ' 418. Stafford DUworth-Comell Post, No. 103, 3:80—Pepper Yomif'e Family. 1:15—LifaOui Be Beautiful. The Boapetona MD 'picnic area Roberta. . j berriea and fruits. She will also This la the second company of Mil o f 8222.98 from Edward A. 1:80—The Right to Happineas. wins before November. He ad Benediction—Rev. B. J. Thlnee. place of their regular meeting. The give polntera on Judging of canned the South Moncheater departmant O’Malley and Isadora O'Malley for American Degion. 8:45—^Vlc and Sade. dressed the annual meeting of tbe niay be resicbed from Route 88 be? picnic will bo held on the -rock The Dlttle Theater group has 1:45—Main street—Hartford. Recessional —Torchlight March — products. AII women Interested that wUl make tha trip to the Singing— 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. Hartford (Chamber of Commerce. tween Ellington and Somers or ledi^s of Bolton Notch; some of Appointed the following committee World's Fair In New York. Noi 3 whom Vennard built a bouse at "Am erica" FISH SPBClALS from Route 30 between Somers Scottaon Clark. are urged to be present. 670 North Main etreet last year. 3;15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. Colllnovllle—Dr. Edwin M. Rip Mias Thelma Margaret Jarvis the members plan to visit the to have charge of the pageant for Benjamin Miller and Georgs Company wU| go to New York on Daying e on the west Side of at Glastonbury High school. the Community hall this evening. court. <. Manchester department have elect bury. Conn. |15—It Happened In Hollywood. week’s lllneoa. He practiced for 58 Two decisions are to be made re pone, Edward Julian; make-up, ed their officers for the coming by Attomiy Harold W. Oarrlty, Message from Sisterhood— Bwuntain and one on the easD Mra. I. Tllden Jewett -and M)w. claimed that certain parts of the 3:85—Esao Iteporter —Newa and years, all but five of them in the RICHMOND garding the road to Douls Dl- Mary Soukup; publicity, Delma D. Bmeat Hall attended.the Wom year with the exception of No^ 3, Mra JuUua. Fradln town at Farmington, retiring In LOBSTERS Fourteen fireplaces and* twenty- Sfreddo; costumers, Victoria who WlU elect next Monday.' house had not bean aracted satis Weather. omatoes mock's High Acres Farm and re an's (Jlub masting held In Hart Community Raaponaa— T three tablm are located In aeml- factorily, and that therafora they 8:85—StricUy Swing—Oil Bayek. 1939. FRESH LARGE private lapota under hemlock garding the Holmgrem property Campo, Alberta Iteton, EUa Ds' ford Wadaaaday afternoon. _ For Town—Hon. David Cham New Tork, June S.—(F)—CUfton New Britain— Mra. Jennie D. South Coventry Dalt, Amelia Simons, Eleanor Pal Tolland mambara of Maria NaW' 1,500 Golf Balls Stolea bad had to engage another builder bers, Chairman of the Board vm or near vistas of the d|s- on Route 6. to correct eonditiona They had ftodlmah, boee of Information Tefft, 70, a second cousin of the t hills and valleys. Firewood Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Munro, and ton, Anna May Young and Vera aU Tent Daughters o f Union Vet of Selectmen. late Preoldent WUUam McKinley, NNA$T 2 0 OX Mr. and Mrs. Hsnry George of Cuman. erans are planning to be preient (Thlcago—on —Several ^ membera offered Vennard about 8140 o f the For State—Hon. WUUam J. ' Fleam, steps into a different radio Pacific Situation cans MACKfREL ^ eIs available In omtrally located Mrs. Elisabeth DuthI, 78, widow amount claimed. died after n aiiort niness. Hartford were guests of Mr. and Harry W. Bachiochl, aon of Mr. This avanlng at tbe pubUc grocery of the county highway poUce force Shea. State Senator. spot on Sunday whan ha bacomea i Hartford — The State Dlqiior GOLDIN BANTAM cribs. A well SM pump are near of Alfred lAithl, dlM suddenly at aaw white dote In front of their Besides tha principals, seven CORN the road at the western area, and Mrs. Harry Munro on Wetkiesday. and Mrs. Primo Baeblochl of Cur bingo In Grand Army Hall Rock- Greetings— Oonlrol Commionlon oimouncM the the home o f her eon, Frank DuthI, ayes—1,500 o f ’em In fact. The other witnaaaas wars in court In a guest of the Unlveralty of Chi Called ^AbnormaF tsUsts are well distributed. The tis strset, graduated ysaterday, vtUa at 7 o'clock. From Manchester Clargy— Biv. cago Roundtable. revocation of two permits, the sus dote” were golf baUa which the connection with the ease. , Watson Woodruff, Praaldant Fresh Fmlin and V Somers fire tower Is on the high Monday afternoon. She was bom Juna 6tb from the one yaar courae He and H. V, Kaltenbom, tho pension for eight weeks at four PINAST 3 2 5K of technical training at tha BUas officere. ‘^allied before putting Spe^cally, O’Malley claimed Manehaatar Ministers' path, leads off to Wiuiam A. Wolfe and Dennia J. Tha Board of Education haa Opening Doera of Ark Among features on the future list widespread commenD On May, 80 BREAD O'Brien. be on July 1 and will meet at ths Baker Of Springfield and another la the telecast of tbe RepubUcan it waa announced that the Hawidl- sambly next June wUl be held In the old soapstone quarry Just home of Mn. Katxung for-an out ow-ned by Everett King of Thomp- voted to grant Tsachara' CoUaga Kindling of Perpetual Dlght Waterbury, the first aaaambly at POTATO KIRKMAN’S Seventeen friends and pannts naUooal convention starting at an deU^menD of SO waralilpa, south of the parking place near sonvUIe. scbolari^p grants due Bolton to Tomorrow evening at 8:00 Dedication of Befar Torab that d ty In 57 yaara. the tower. This quarry was used o f the Girt Scouts attended their door picnic. Fhlladelphto June 24. had baao incorporatod In the Utalt* annual tea yimterday afternoon at Mrs. George J. Myen of the Helen Wippart, who’ la planning to o'clock, the Junior CYP duF of Opening of Ark Mrtr Haven—Dtrectora at Ths tqr the Indiana and early settlers. enter Tsachara* OoUage In WlUl- Center Church la. preeenting an Placing of Torahs in Ark a Tranaportation avanlng, Jima 18, wUl be: Birch tcdlowad g 'dilanatlaed ballad, Ceniius Is Begun that Federal taxes opUacted in tbs area la again very'attractlve. Flf- George. planned by the young people, "There’s a Hola In tha BuckaD' WABC-CB8—5:50, Vox Pop; 7. flreplacm are located at In and CommunicaUon, Catharine Coventry Grange,. No. 75. will Mra Deatcr Hurlbut and daugh Mt., Catherine Vuiys, Elaine Jtm McWUUaiBs qulx; 7:30, state durfaig May totaled, 64,555,- Cour; aothlng; Catherine Cour, Bioda, Carloa Vol]^ and Douls Pag- praosHted by Roxanne Beckwith 141A7, a dscUne o f 61364,76558 als along the shore. In order, meet this-evening at 8:30, Mn. ter Miaa Marion of Cbrtland^' N. and Sandra Btevart. Stnmgs as n Seems; 8. M ajor to help defray the odait of the Helen Flaherty, Mary Dee, Marie Arthur Reed la chairman of the Y. and Mra. Hubert OoIUaa o f Co loll; Canter, Juna MUdnar, Pearl Curb Slocks CUesgo, June 6 — (F) — Ths from the-total la May. 1989. West, Loulae Allen. Edith Heether; Tbe play. "Darfiln',’’ alao to be Bowes Amatsurs; 10:50, dance OXYDOL leseeks, Georgs Mansggia, Eda Amarlean Destal AasodsUca Ims New Haven—rMorria Devine of caretaker, a parking charge of 25 refreshment committee. . lumbia' were recent vlatton at tbe g given tomorrow evening. La one aauric. f-A opBts per car is made on Sundays First Class, Helen Flaherty, Cath- Rev. Depn Austin, pastor of the home of Mrs. E. E. Foote. BroehetU, Douls TarcaUl and Elda bepm a aatkmwlds dental hsaMb West Haven and KmeHne Ransudo erine Court; Porfoct Attendance ndnptad fn »n Duey Furman’s WJZ-NBC—7. Musical Ameri of Watcrb(i» were awarded $500 mCMMONO 1 aad holidays. 3nd Ckmgngational church who The chUdren who bad perfect Flora; Noidh. Doris Dunlop, Nancy Amn Cite Pow and Dt B % cana; 7:80, Red Cross pcogram, Tomatoos 2 ^ “ 2 5 c Rolish ^ V IOc 'V19c for the 43 meetings of the year, WUlat, (kuroUaa Das and Alpbonao book, "Tbs Glass Window," by a d ta five 4H esnsua dertgaad to aid the Atoert- Caiailea H. Dlaton feUowahlps tor The entrances to a three mile la k patient at the Msnehsster attendance for tbe moath cf May group of VacatloB Church Bebool Dorothy Thompson; 8. Woodmen caa dafanse program. Dr. Don W. FINAST dreult drive .through an excep Ann DsDoyt, Anmwy Bourgeois, Memorial Hospital, U reported to at the White school wars: Cahrla GlgUo. El Bond and B h ...... 4 gradnate study at Um annual com Mustard PRfPAIKO Theresa KeUey, Virginia Bodnau. boys aad girls last summer under Sagmt Dock ...... % of tbs World 50th annlvanary: Motroy, odncanonal dtaector of aMficaaosat oencart at tbe Ynla 7 c Tomedo Julca''*^^2^3ftc tionally fine display of laurel are be Improving slowly. Flab, Patricia FogU, Daura HlUa Mrs. Jamaa Rogers la Improvlag tha dtrectloB of Hlaa Foster and . 5:50, new aarlas, Toronto Proma- the aanodatton, annonneod today, also on Route 16 a abort dlstanee Ninety per cent attMdance, Joyce Several people from North and Evaljm Johnston, Arlene BagUo, from a recant illness.' Mrs. Rogers Uni Gas ...... 1 S^iool df'Music. Mias Dlttle. Ttih cast is as fol- aads flympbiany; 5:80. Shipboard Flrat stop wag tha distrtbutlon abed 009FEE 2 L : 3 3 c nearer Stafford Springs. The lau Cummlsk, Betty Crickmon, Rose South CoyentiV attended the dedi DIcqrd Dyman; Jesse Wblta Bev baa raealvad word that bar soo, Uni Dt and Pow A ...... 9-10 WUton—An uaidanttflad bandit Mustord ‘V iOc John Aldan Shlrshac, Marie West, Gladys Chrlstlaa Potter, Jean Chit- COBCWte o f 55JNW quastfonartas to llJlOO slugged Richard Hoyt. 43, on the rel should be In fu)l bloom on the cation seridees of the Housatonie erly Stlehl, AUce Johnson. Caro who la In tha U. 8. Navy, wilj ba dentists In n states aiiktng to ds- Crickmon, Mary lioe, Eleanor Btaflaned for some time in Hono Dr. David Btaatoa, Jimmy m b s —5:15.' National Open golf; band twice on the Norwalk-Daa- NUB9PS 4 * S i r 1 9 c weekends of June 9th and 16th. Graham, Kathryn Grady, Jane Valley Regional High School In lyn BagUa 'Dao Anderson, Henry >t; Dowliy Pridamora, Barbara ^ 7, WOR Symphony: 5:50, M. Gould tanntae In a ernes saetlrai fsshian Horseradish "V 9 c Furthsr Informatiou may be ob- Falla VUla^ Saturday afternoon. Porter. Aides i Warner, Chari lulu. Tw a Oaaa actlent Oiadnntoa bury rood, aad fled with n pad of Flaherty. Refreshments of sand Mwrlaon; Mrs. Pridamora, DucUla f annric; lOdS, Senator Gtaude Pep tha dental needs of adults, Includ- s l^ he hrteved to be a wgllet. talnad from Ranger C. B. Bldwril wiches, cake and fruit punch wen The dedicatory address and main Allen and Norman Dyman. A t tbs First Salactiwan Tbomaa Wilson Agatd; w as Kant, Howard Falr- lag sxttartlens. OlHngs, bridges, Marmalado 21c 3‘^'*2fl o f Btafford Springs, Btafford 862. is oiling the town roads. Tha notch MUwaukse, Juno 6—:(Flr-Two per cn *Help for Om AJMes Short Soup§ served at the close of the program. speech of the afternoon waa given Gilead HUl school; Gertruda Bbar- areather; achool ' ebUdran: John Connecticut studanta will ba grad- o f W ar." danturss and traatmant of dlsoMs* Bariiara Sqelien I>eecendante of Governor *niom- by former Governor Wilbur D. man. Helen Johnston, Mary Cor- MMd 1r comntetttd. Cragia,.Jobn Jcaaa.i-'Elaine Tad- cf the guma. OVDBarbara June Bquire% Infant . Mra Mary McGurk and dkugb uated next Wednaaday from Mar- Olive Oil « 43c ; £ 1 3 c Ham as Welles, fourth governor of Con Ctoaa. His topic waa, "Changea donl, Virginia Hooker, Rina Bor- ford, alary Pltkla. Dawranco Blmp- quatte University. They are Car-. Wkat to wnoct Frtdair: < i ' Dr. Iforrsy 'mid one of tho Raps Jews ^ lio JSSi&s d M fbbtar t o f Rajmaond D. and necticut. will bold their annual and advancements of education aotti, Mariain Hodge. George Bor>- ter. Helen of Hartford ware recent "startUnK factff* dlaceveiod after Ann (Backofen) Squires of son, Kannath Falrwaathar, Gordon mine J. Ooppeto of 84B Baldwta M (subjaet to addltton)— Palm Shrimp 2 l£ 2 9 c meeting Batur^ at the home of atnos bis school daya at “ Tbs •ottl, Joseph Johnston. Arthur Aa- callera in town. Todford. stroat Wafirhuiy aad Joba R. \ ----- 7 a. m., 5:4* Amoilcaa ontesod tbe Worid War Avalon Clgarottas^^nlim ; WUllngton died at tho. Rook- Mr. and M n. Tnomas Welles on Dlttle Red School House," Miss daraon, Joseph Fracchia, Ronald June IS is the laat date for pay- The piocoods from this enter- in 1617 waa that dental defocts Claim Exemptioii vltte CUy Hospital on Wednesday. Cora Kingsbury la a member of SagUo and Raymond Johnston. ment of pre^rty taxaa bafora tn- Oukteb o f 571 Btilmaa ateset,« p. m.; 99EAF-HBC; 13:50; NBC- South street, following a turkey tainmcnD for which the admlaalon Bridgeport. dudos, 13:45. lankod .saeond among tha Noxofi (^Polish ir lie Swoothaort^soap 17 c The funeral which eras private dinner to be aerved by the r.asi»f the faculty-this high school. PnpUs to graduate from the Gi teraat bacomaa dua - la small, plus an article of old of ariUtoty rajaettans. ns held this morning. Mr. Squires Mrs. Beaais Strack and Mrs. 99EAP-NBC—1 P. m.. L igh t' c f o f the C^mgregatlonal church In lead HUl school thla year are dothing, art toriiio added to the ,tha World aortal; 3:45, Vic aad . June —Britain’s I the proprietor of the general ths vesity at noon. Alloa Stewart attended as dale- Gertrude lyiennaa. Helen John nm kf af Faal fund amdi tho group It ralaingto The Daborador duck first warn chtef rahM, Dr. J. H. Harts, lasoad lo(W ^ Wes^WUllMiton. Mca. Helen Malcolm and Mrs. gates from North Coventry,' tbs (F) —Coma what 'Sacte; 5. U 1 Mxmt. ston and Alton Skinner. The XM, l a — tport n atudgnt In China. T te mad# known to la 178B. CBB’irhala -5 , Wortd’s Fair pco- 5»6y6Br|irt a statemant today condemning Margant Glenney have been call Dsffiocratlc State Covantl^ bald gradnatten axetdisa wU ba nay. a baby chick owned, by |Ita clothing wlB ba aent to cat of aad UtUa la known p t Its aastbiq Jews who claim exemption from The f i o i ^ o f Jaoob KShr, 75, ed for Jury duty this week at the at tbs Buabnall Memorial Hall la at tha Bebroo Congragatioaal ...... of loeo- ■Bonimi e graza; 4:60. NaUanal Opaa Golf Dondon. June d -(F) A suggas- n»Mltn*7 ssrvioe cn ccnsdantlnua ' cC M Thumoeo street tho mountain jalmlcxii portr^rod babRa. Not^ one agg waa smrad, % V meeting et Superior court in Rock- Hartford Moeday sad Tuesday of ekurch. Wadnaaday aemtas Juaa motton poarer. It waa batehad wttk but pnidantly eanjtot fila gaa ththaalldaa. aad naly n fasr ooodmmm o f tha summary: 5*45. Hadda w pptr. ttssttkat O not Britain havo magt- Vina. this wosk. f 18th at atght o’clock. end toot wottudtnff maik, Britiah orgr wra Wlnnon bird are in ^»***—»**' today. Xt Is WJS.H9C-U40 5. 16.. F5fm Iqp d ^ ttjrairtaw iSrBL£.''84'njj Tbs ftftSSB iMplU o f ths 8th ’ Mrs. Morgan Btodmaa is enter- but in n ite'of tha ChuictaiU a pletund airivinB 8t a a i.B «p a . 5 ^ F- Josef SERVICE to have baaa bg8« > to a Mito^-eC the ______po maksa. but grads ehnweasd by thair tsaai- tatniaa frtanda from Waat Halt* WMlinnfitr Jioosj nv b y Itobsst rlmtheraa cpirriicaielated. {frogs aafl a ' iga, m ^tek la NattoKpITayir Olqr aa aboimd thace. .or Mta. left Hartford .ford a hi ■ f S . . ' I ■ • ■ ■ -.1 . —'-i'— It' ■ .
MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl-D MANCHESTER, CONN THURSDAT. JUNE fl. 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAliD. MANCHESl'BR. OOMM. THURSDAY, JUNE t, 1$49 \ \ tiM WlU be diatrtbutod bare to loeal toSlgwri pi which, though It was probaUy In- PHt>r lean public la the American Short Session Federal Gck>d8 morrow at tbs Blaaell atrsat de past year. Pinffi Friends of Danish Freedom and spired, more by loeal tabloid oppor Governors TeU • SERIAL STORY S ■ Marshall Urges Regular pot at KltUa's ator*. Tba baiane* be gi\-*n to needy. parsoSs o f mors than fSO.IlOO Democracy. Its literature names tunism .than by any serious pur- Washington Daybo^ m n ^’w e A Friday, tocludad to the given out bar* all C f i f t t i t i 0 pOM, sMma to us to poK iii an ex Lays Fire Tax Big Help Here as aponMra a tons Uet of educa I H "■ "■'■Af im$k JffaiMff—.. Invasion Fear AN EYE FOR A GAL , Army of 400^000 Troops coonganMat af* 1.500 pouato of started. t'UMUlMtlKt* M( YHK tors and dKlarea that the society traordinary degree of m erit Since Material Aid to Allies Butter, 3;7p0/l^unda oernmaaL 1.- Tbs anvammant V. BBItALD P«^HTINO CO. Washington— Around the T0wn:4dldato for roetoctlon ^to tha has been orsanlsed 'Tor tha pur- one of tha obvious Immediate ob- BY HARRY HARRISON KROLL iSreWeaI*i?&. 480 poumu^^^b of wbMt and gram s m aided faitoart II WaMlI Mtm * A lf Lnndoii, grinning broadly, ate. I am opposed by two or thioa Takes But a Minute to Washington, June 6— on— AAGeneral Marshall Mid at a prsM Produ^s Given to Local graham flOur, 14()0 pounds ralalns lUMkaatar, 0 » » poM of slvlns to the American jKtlves of United SUtoa diploma able candldataa. Leare Grim PictnrB of SKUeas. and w a« of THOMAi rannuMN faces a battery ^ cameras. Calls regular Army of^400,000 men was conference yMterdsy that 335,000 j and 1.200 pounds dfjard. her* two y*Ms ngn i cy must be the creation of a great Mr. Ctork: I aas sura that will Levy Two Mills Rate; Needv Valued at Mpre Oaaml Muacar pwple facts-.and opinions upon Nation Faced with Urg« Unh«i Fui^Qii T ransport recommended today by Gen. troop* would be required for nine i Faderal com m odltl^ .purebaaad th* burriean*. larg* Oatabar t. In il MvemI o f the photographers by be unfortunate for tba candidates Qaafi O f "She ain't my sweetheart ary GMrg* C. Msrehall, chief of staff, "streamlined," partially motorlMd which to bam their judsment, k er measure Of understanding and Beany M cAfee w6n> to oellego nish France and Great { O nly 15 Present. Than «(50.000. by the government from'' Mrplus windfall aFfMs. aU t i first namM. Wears a crumpled, who have aimounead tbemMlvaa. M eeting o f Threat. more." who proposed that recruiting of Infantry divisions, two mechsnlMd PaMlabad Branr Caaala* ■ ««•*» confidence between this country to play haMkell, got aai edeeatloe. ateck* of produce througbeut' the but unfit fo r kaaptog that American opinion may ex- blue suit that's too large, a bat "Tou mean you two broke 120,000 additional troops be su- division* and one .-avalry divltlon. itadara sad Refldars Batarad al and settle e ised. Britain Everything ] I nation In order to etabUlM mfeiv we^jsttMMed and r i t t Offlea at Maaebattar. preM ItMlf In favor of Danish and the Latin American states for tered gray winter hat H ew off— ’’ Big Problem With only 15 voter* ta attend- ttaorlzed. t -The Air Corps would get moat of About half of a 10.500 pound Duluth, Minn., June 6.— (ffV—A Jaiy Toniver deegktK of Ua- j kets have been o f gieat help to vgaaa. aa Baaawd Oaaa Mall Mattar the preservation of the hemisphere "Gm , Governor,’’ shouts ona o f Mr. Tbomaa F. Ford of OaU- “Not Just now, but It will Short o f Soldiers. anoa, moat of them either dlatrict consignment of federal eommodl- freedom and democracy." half dosen of the natlon’a g m r - eokrOallage’s prasMaat. A standing Arm y of this sIm , the remaining (Ul.OOO men. tha boys, ’Tou must not havs baan fom la: Mr. Chairman, will tha amount to that Jn the end.” BUBBCIllPTIOl* RATB* We have only one criUciam of from totalitarian Infiltration, tha nors who last night ended a four- . Haaaak ShrMsr — klllMIIy girl or fire department officer*. ■ the be said, w m the sltemstlve t o ' There are now In exl'stenc* five Osa Tadt^kr Mall ...... getting your buckwheats regular gentleman yield T day conferanca oa state and na ''Rossy, are you sure you would Chicago. June 6 - (F) - Col. P i p e l i n e S y s t e m o f N a - granting President RooMvelt's re- "etreamllned" Infantry divisions, Bar Meatk%ba Mall ...... I such movements as this and simi Mirror proposes that one-man of wba fallowed Boaay ta coOeg*. South Mancbeater Fir* Dlatrict to ly. Tou must be off 20 pounds." ' Mr. Dltter, o f Pennsylvania: I tional problems, returned to their w a iit ^ do that- quest for po rer to mobillM the A sixth ta being created, and pend-: ' klafla Coay' ...... special qualifications for the Job be Frank Knox advocated today that; Uon Constructed for a one-mlnuta aeaalon last night Pallaarad Ot>a T«a^ ...... «..lt.aa lar Ones which have no other ob A Capitol news ace, ob jK t of ihust Indeed sxprsM not only a homes today leaving behind them a “Theto'i nothing left for m National Guard In an emergency Ing defenM esttmSte* provide for I surprtoe but a profound regroL Vaetsiday: Dr. TaMvar arraage* f f I the United State* furnish Franc* \ voted to lay a tax of two ndUa on jective than the arousing of Mntl- Mnt to South ahd Central Ameri a practical Joke, being escorted grim picture of a nation faced with Peacetim e Demaiids. during tbe absence of Congresa equipping two otheri. 'nia Army's SELF MBMBfci; OF bodily from a meeting of tha Ben-1 Mr. Bradley, of Pa.: Mr. Chair far Haaaak ta atay la ackooL roam There' was a moment of sHenc* sn;! Great Britkln with everything I aU taxable property la th* district TMM A880C1ATKD l«Kb:»» ment and the elicitation of pro ca—and that that man be Mayor necessity o f preparing to meet tha Unl*M the vrmy Is expanded o r ' single mechanized cavalry brigade ate subcommittee on military ap- ' man, will the gentleman yield? at aaetker plaee.' Wksa Boaay between them, during which she Tha mMtlng WA* l>*id In No. S’s Tba Aiaaelatad Praam Ij, aielualaa. LaGuardla of New Tork City. threat o f an Invasion. short of Midlers to help win the tbe moblllMtlon authority la dele- Is being expanded Into a fuU dlvl- t f antltlad to tha aaa or rapabUbA' test. That criUciam Is that they propriatlons by . Chairman Thom- | Mr. Dltter: Not at tb}a time. Gov. U oyd C. Btaric o f lOa- geaa to aaa Iwr, aha tcOn him hew continued to look 'at him, watch Oklahoma City, June 6w— houM on Spruce strM t WUliam J. gated to the president, MsrehaU slon. and-- there la alM a cavalry hla coosla. Slave Hogg, eaaaa down war. ■ tlaa of an nawa dlapatehaa cradllad' are utterly fuUle; and Americans It Is Important that LaGuardla as o f Oklahoma. Tha newsman Mr. Ford: He never docs. souri, retiring chairman o f tlM him, but gravely and'qo longer Transportation would be one df Oockett, president of fli* district said, th* general staff would be | division on duty In Texas. ta It or net etbarwlia eraditad In to seboaL spied ea RoMy, then re “Our neutrality has been a cannot afford, either In their own Is of Latin blood blmMlf. It la of had entered tha anteroom and Mr. Bradley: Mr. Chairman, ExKutlve Committee ..of the N a with amuMment. Tben 'She did caUad mMtlng to order at 8 handicapped in planning quick ac w it h 335,000 men, exclusive of thia paper and alao tba Inral nawa ported back that he was Hviag sham." said the puWlsher of The tba petroleum Industry's greatest anbllanad baraln. x asked casually for the friendly will the gentleman yield? tional Govemorh Conference, what to Rossy waa a startling o’cldck.'Rpbert J. Smith, the clerk tion in the face of any weatern the A ir (^rpa, Marshall said a Interest or In the Interest of Eu far greater Importance that ha has with the TolHvara. She rondads Chicago Dally News, who w m the problems In the event tbe United All liabta af rapabllaatlen af rival who represanta hla chief op- Mr. Dltter: Very well, becauM Muoded the gloomy note In his thing—she moved over and took of the district, read tbe can. which hemlapbere threat to American ninth divlalon would be organised, I f iUPER an almost unlimited capacity for Beany of hla aath to avenge his apaelal dlapatrbaa baraln am. alao ropean rivIlisHUon, to e n g a » In posltloB. “ He’s In there," Mid the 1 love the gentleman m much. I final speech last nlghL his hand. Republican vice preeldentlal nom State* should go to war. had but one eKtlon for acrion. A ranaraed______father, deaonacea htan, slaps him aecurity. along with special corpa troops, futtUtks In this highly prri»rioua Inspiring confidence In his com Joker, Jerking hla thumb toward yield to him- With German armlhs battering Tou don’t want to break off inee in 1938. **We have always reMluUon drawn In the proper le sprawHag. This fact waa thrown Into sharp “W e can cizpand the army more anti-aircraft battallona, anti-tank Pall aaralea allaat of N. period. We cannot divide our sym plete hraeaty and for making sln- tha committee, room. The news Mr. Ford'rlsea. tha French lines, along the Somme with your sweetheart over m been for tbe Allies, and anything relief today aa th* State Depart gal terms relating to th* laying quickly than we can mobillM the companies and reconnaissance faralea tne river, he said, "it looks as though ^ Ckaptar IV we have done or can do to help of the tax waa presented by Mr. pathies Or our rwponsIblllUes cera and lasting friends. That ha Is man made a bee-line for It, got Mr. Dltter: No, 1 am not yield slight a thing aa—well, a little ment of C^Mrvatlon began a sur National Guard,” he explained. troops. ’ Pabtlabam BapraaantaUaaa, Inside bbfore he discovered It waa ing to the gentlenum from Cali the other two great democracies Tba terrific impact of Hannah spat—you want to be broad-mind them will be a direct contribution vey of Oklahoma’s oil reMrvea to Smith and without a voice In op “The main putpoae la to avoid the FIRST among the chaj^ty naUons at a utterly fearleM everybody knows. in the world (France and England) to American Mcurity." position It wa% aMonded and paM- market loliaa_ Matbawahawa kpac"■paelal Afanap—. a strictly SMret executive session. fornia. I yield to tbe gentleman Shrider’s hand oa Roaay McAfee’s ed, at least try to learn to ^ ' determine the state’s ability to neceealty o f calling on tha guard." : Cbiraao. batroTi That he can, without offanM, are going under. Three weeks ago. with the ap ed. Five SplM SenteeieeS Ume when our hianifest.duty to Secretary of Agriculture Wal from Pennsylvania. face left a glowing, four-pronged broadminded— " step up production of crude oil ' PIsM Already Worked Out "That leaves only tbe United proval of President RooMvelt and Tbe vote ak passed lays "a two- ISTEP.w mankind is to erect on this side of speak truths that from another lace, bareheaded and carrying a Mr. Ford sits. picture on hla amatad and blood- I bop* you don’t call apd refined petroleum producta Paper plans for a fighting force MEMBER ADDIT BCRBAO OP Statep, and we cannot Hope to re the Arm y’* chief of staff. Colonel mUl tax on th* dollar oa aU tax the AtlanUc a citadel impregna perMn might alienate the listener brief caM, walking unnoticed l*M chMk. Ha wrallowed a mo amacked flat a slight thing!" under war time pressure. o f 400,000 ~ Were worked out Paria, June 9. — UP) H u e* CIRfU'IWtTIONK______main Immime from attack for Knox Initiated "Aviation Platts- able property, real and perMnsl, Frenchmen, on* F>*nch woman XTo Hie Savings Bank through a c r o w d ^ gapers around White House Party: Mrs. Roose ment on tha floor, where be had "No, but brawling and fighting Th* country’s pipeline system months ago; .tbe chief of etaff dli- ★ ble to the assaults of the dark la an attribute that In the present long." burgs,” a patriotic civilian^ move within the limits o f the South Tba Harold Prtatlni Companr 'the t ^ lt e House executive en velt, all smiles, ahd with: "How faUen after .the girl slapped the like that la small!” ,, was constructed to fulfill peace closad. They provide for creation and her German husband ware oon- lao. aaaonaa no financial raiponal* Others Join In Warning ment to trrin 15,000 pilots in mili Manchester Fire District at the demned today by a military eourt •* m Is9 Ha«vy C w . III w e l* • Artfly teal, ya*T tree* H « * rigM horn year ASP MaiM Bhij powers which threaten to engulf connection, would be Invaluable. trance gate. Almost Invariably do you do. U ’s nice to see you," lire out o f him. He gulpM, start He kept sitting there, Uklng the time market demands. Most of the o f a aecond fully mechanized. llWU penby Beak 4* JepetH Ik* eetk eevlati y*e*a* ewde. Or, eMykaj Mllfp for typofraphleal arrora Other governors Joined him In touch of Judy’s ^and, trying to tary flying this summer and 30,000 date of leylqg therefor, afid as to 20 yeara’ ImprlMnment In a MSI m t l a ^ 'aaarlBC la adaartlasmanta la the clvillsaUdns of the E]astem There la probably no other person the comments of persona who forming a one-lady locelving line. ed to. rlM. Murder ran through lines are concentrated at Inland iMvlly-armed division of the type I preftr 4* a** 41mm aedi Mriagi 4* bey feeiliy * * M *4 yeer (eaetH* 4 *^ warning that the United State* hla arteriea and muMlea. ."Tou— feel through hla emotions to her 'inen during the next school year. of ownership o f Jime 5, 1940, and foriM H -for aspionag*. Tha court Moaehaatar Baanins Harold. Hemisphere. ' In this country whcT‘posMSMS m meet the medium-height SMre- One realises suddenly that Mrs. points. In the event of war the that.biu been making military hla- •ler*. 'la *NW etM. 4«m 4M*^ y M l Usd *e4i4*adl*f bere 4b* kea* < needs an Immediate and effK tlve you--ril kix>ck the tar out of real meaning. She gave hi* hand n upon the valuation shown by the explained the five were given maxi tary for the first time Is: ’Good RooMvelt has put on weight, and Can’t Exaggerate Danger coastal terminals probably would STEAKS Hmm (MW) sad 4b* eaudagly lew prieat awary day * ( 4h* araeb. ■ This la not a quesUon of Den many of the special qualifications defertM program, aa Stark prepared last completed grand Hat o f the tory to f!hir<^ mum pitoon MntencM since the Tbunday, June 6 ness, I thought he^was taller than shows no outward signs of her you—’’ pat and released IL In today’s Interview be dealt have to be expandM. By conventional rKruitlng meth — U to rt — \ b*e*«M wa d« Ncb * big butlaaM, 4*k* tinb * aatl arelK, *s4 **4 w w mark alone, nor of Finland nor for the .jBU^estad mUwlon aa the to fly to Washington today to con “ Tou see, Rossy, father knew town o f Mknebester.” The taa w m Crimea of which they were ac that!" \ strenuous activities of the last m v - Hannah mad* ready to meet with American defenM problems In Might Have to DecentrallM od* tha 50,000 recruits now con- bahraaaI preRta, MV*i la m aMay way* — ead dMrs al sealegi wMb yeS,. fer with President Roosevelt on the laid “foe'' the purpoM- of meetinff cused were committed before 1938, Not AH One Way Holland nor Belgium nor France little mayor of New Tork. It is en years. him blow for blow. "Knock the all the while you had something their broadcast aspects, Miemnly A e a protection against possible tamplatod by OongrcM ahould- be — Mve M yea matter. to you. When Coach Hurd went up the exlatfng IndebtedneM of the when the dMth Mntenee for spy nor the British empire. It Is to be hoped that the Mirror's ar Army recruiting ix>te from J. B. 111* President drops In for a The governors earlier had adopt tar out of me, dad-bum your low declaring It was "simply Impossi air attacks, tbe industry might obtained by September. General in Hell’n-Damnation to look you district and for tbe current ex- ing WM decreed. ' So far the graat battle of the Bnyder, the Perryopolls, Pa., rep- few minutes; receives guest* Jn ed a "statement” that defensive life time! Just come on . and ble to exaggerate tbe danger fac find It necessary to decentralize Its Marahall aald. Should the further a question of the survival of hu row In the air may land right In over, MW you _ play ball last penMS of said dlatrtcL Said Ckx ROASTS ■omine l i not folnr, for Hitler, reKntatlve reporting to the House the long line that formed after mratlona were urgent. Stark knock the tar out of me!" MW ing America if the Allied cauM la plants and storage facilities. expanstoo to 400,000 be authoriz ferfartoei* — Sliert •• Paw ★ ★ manity or of a strange new race the bullMye at Washington. on hla survey of the war games In summer, and camese backIk and re- shall be due and payable on Sep Juit the way hie attache tiitharto his appearance. H e ' Jokea . . 1 he would preMnt this state RoMy looked up at the paasion- lost." Oil men generally concede an ed. ha expraasad belief that b y ^ - Ramp w 8*lto« 8**aJ of creatures without souls. And Loulslarw and Texas: 'Tbla new hammers the right arm of bis ment to the President late today Mt face of tha girl he bad once orter to daddy about you, we all air attack couldn’t do much dam tember 15, 1940." Ih f axlsttog nation-wlda macbln- have (one. Hla dive bomberi are (jolonel Knox rceommsnded that equipment permits the army to chair with the palm of his hand or tomorrow. asked to marry him. He remem gad faith enough In you to work age to a producing field, but Mba- Much additional work la to be ary dasigaad for wartime aelec- Year \ the part of America, In this Juat PlancB or Just Engines out. a way for you to come to the United Statos Arm y make it* done In the preparation of th* rat* Ckel** Lb, not Karins the French pollui Into furnish troops with hot food of a In characterifittc gesture of great Oatstandlng. AeeompllahiMnts bered that day, in tbe spring, flrat line fighting planes available teurs m i^ t force temporary, cur tlve servle*, the 120,000 additional strange new time, la to preserve much greater variety than hereto college. Tou don’t know it, but you book this year. The tax will be paralyali, hia tanka are not break- A few day* ago Henry Ford amuMment. . . . Suddenly, SKret Gov, Harold E. Btasaen'vm Mln- when the orchard trees were pink to Britain and France while there tailment. Tbe major oil conipanles volunteers could ba signed up In 29 on this continent’ and this hemi fore. The' days of slum as a service 'men break tba line, dis neMta, host to the confeyence, said and'whit* arul the bland wind were the subject o f a lot o f dis have t b « r own police forces, .spe laid on tbe value placed on prop ins throusb a alnsle line o f de waa reported aa having made the was still time to u m ,them. 'on* or two montha.” yir Hm Meant Seenrity Five Local Instructors to uaed In Flanders, becauM many engines, and whereas one might right where I was SO years ago." The steady waste of sugar on Hanrwh.v “ Fighting! Quarrel When he came to be president of ed for two mills and th* amount a major Industry by tba closing of "Tbst balance o f power about 4anl hundreds o f these were put out of have wondered where the engines entails a steady loss of nourishing Mexico to Check ing! And you have only got here. Lincoln OoUege be covered Just Continne Education at to be raised w m . 152,400, which 2 9 the plant of the Remington Rand Who ever rieard of sum goings which we have beard m much has will be. about the asm* this yaar.' ST ^ S t\ strawberries: action, destroired or damased— were to be found for Henry's thou 'The war has set Mr. Eltlnge substances and may cauM the betdy about all the territory In this Co. Tha manner of the closing reminiscing about hia own Eu to be underfed. Because of this on ? I'm a mind to send you away, of the state. He felt be she meant our security in the past,” Sum m er Schools. liZMgrg Riitwt'g tbimmr d and ha haa taken no time for their sand planes, there will now be Activity of Aliens h* said. ’W ith It destroyed we u m m a » . M «| %aa In keeping with the jwUcy of ropean adventures. While he waa Ipss, there- are produced both hun not let you atay another moment travel over hla territory m Portralt Painter DIm ____al tka have to faee two ways. In the next •baatZaieM Rad R i^ 2 ra-eatabllahment. Mme curiosity as to where the strolling In Berlin, In the Tler- ger and a dMreaM In weight. In my houM — with all my nice know the peopl'e who woidd com* a desire to be of mors New Tork, June 6.— (JP)— F. Luis the concern as dictated by Ita war—toward a triumphant Ger with planes are to be found for Edsel's garten on* day, an equerry step On* thing the average perMn Mexico City, June — A girls—” to his school. I think he visited banaflt to those pupils under their Mora, 65, murallat and painter R ia a Utanlc atrussle> deemed head, James H. Rand, Jri, for a man In Europe add a triumphant lauttarMar* ped up and said: "Hie Imperial may not know I* that Hhe lost nationwide check-up on the where "It was my fault," Rossy said. your neighborhood, too." car* in tha schools and other cir whOM portrait of President War by mUltazy experts as likely to engines— If and when It Is found Japan 4n Asia. jCheese Atparagut ^ considerable period of years. It Majesty the Kalmr, whose carriage sugars may be partially replaced abouts and activities of ^ for Blame it on me, not her. 1 reck " I don’t mean that way. I mekn cles, It la Intorastlng to know that ren G. Harding w m hung In the ‘W e have falM ly believed that prove the most stupendous battle baa been a policy of "rugged In that military airplane engines can you see halted ahead of you, in y material' taken from protein, eigners in Mexico will be institut on it'll take me a little time to did he—" five leaders In tbe teaching of mu- W hit* Houm In 1980, died yester act Uke white f damage ity they visit. leges In the mountain country? N. T., whsr* ha win continue in ch*M 'atta.-.aad It eosis bat French reslstahce be overcome. never been spent!’* tlon o f our world trade. hla atudlM for tba degree o f Mu It Modarati Pricei Board charges that the company's suit fell asleep, m the Judge call When moving from place to Hannah came right back, “ Tea, That wouldn’t make senM, would r. trifle aaore. ' Mtb • Qa*«4 toffi^ - Menace to United Stot** sical Bachelor. .... Sut there la at least a possibility attitude toward the labor . laws New Tork—W* ar* warned by ed a five-minute reCeM. Tbe place, they would be asked to noti and he asked me to marry him, it? " CtMsq lauiB Jar (liig BjUNIiaM She waa leaning fftw ard per- MUa W va Barton, aaalatant di that the situation after this bat constitutes the country's "oldest Julian Eltlnge, who. ^ready has sleepy Juror api^arec) wide-awake fy the authorities. too, and at least he wouldn't two- ^ '’A dominant Germany is a dl- ’ribw JMeTM suaalvdy, and her very anxiety r«ct menace to th* United States.” rector o f music ta the schoola aUo tie may ha a different one; If the "retired for good" live Mpqrate Health^Diet when to* Ruy Ri*d In, but time me every tinie I turned my ease of non-compliance.’’ Soon drifted o ff to Sleep again for him to accept the absurdity O>lon*l Knox asMrted tb*r* enters Eaatmaa, atudjring for the NICTAR MflUMiin Oermin attack falls. If this time Snow on Order back a minute!" This week tbe company an and distinct times, that this may The disgusted Judge declared * Rocky Mountain NatKmal Park, put him on his guard. Oousla would b* a very teal danger of higher degree o f MuMcal Doctor. A IM enterliv Eastman school la It is Hitler who ta beaten—what be hla final appearance In public as Advice mistrial, then began over with Cola—0^—Elkborn Mountain Is Rossy knew this led to a; re Steve Hogg would have said. attack from the direction of Mexi nounced the Closing of Ita Middle- MIm Irene M. Walter who win Scofcfc V oigt J e f h r 9 9 a T m thent an entertainer. By Dr. Prasb stclley. another Jury of six. Thia time, aa bare of snow as an dlk's horn. newal o f tha battle. He went "She’s mwy-mouthlng you. She's co, and that If England went down PAESsap ^3 ^ 3 to. town plant with the statement And on the off ebanej that he atudy for a d a g w o f Musical Thera ta reason to believe that however, a Mventh Juror Sat But on June 16 there win be 12 to sadly out and stood looking up at sneaking up on your blind side. Canada might become a part of that It would receive applications may mean It this time we dropped alone hi the rear row, ready to 18 Inchto of show on Blkhorn. She's trying to ketch you in a the United Stotes to help repel I t Bachelor. MIm W alter is a teach here Is an enormous war machine Symptotna * f INabete* the stars. Mrs,. Patterson would er ia th* local acboola and la Rw flr Boflrbofl rweuo . ni^ from Its employes for Jobs In Ita In for a chat with the world's serve If on* of the regulars Clarenc* Graves Mys M. Aa chair report this to Dr. ToUivar flrat left-handed moment and hog tie German agents, be said, already h^Flake «!. prcmlnent In mustoal drclaa. Artlmr Booth’s r i - n Old wboM stratcsy and tactics have best known female ImperMnator Diabetes mellltua Is commonly couldn’t resist a nap. man of a committee sponabrlng a thing In the morning. The two of you," Something in Rossy believ are at work In South and Central nion and Elmira, N. T. plants. Im Ward Krauaa, tnalnictor In fOPraef «». bean built, without the sUshteet —first, to ask him a few questions known as "sugar slckneM" and ,1a celebration of Rocky Mountain them would be dragged on the ed that too. And be knew what AmBTicft* 8 Y**M Old 1.3 9 J A N I PARKM mediately theJfatlonal LaJ>or Re about a real esUte venture be qnd Harmah would say, and bis moth- ’Tbare’s a revolution right now Wood-wind inatrumeata at th* reservation, on a military philoso due to a deflclmcy of Insulin In the .Just as the Fascists build their National park’s 25th annlVaraary carpet almost before they bad got local aehoola, and alM a private 84Pto*f nna A Prada*4 *1 Ni4laaal OWMtif LnTsflst Saap, 3. lations Board obtained aa order Sol Bloom, BOW 4 oongreMman, en body. Tha latter leads to an Im boys aa part of a military Mtxled In school. I f It got out— ^ all Ilia IrlwfnlfcM, ____ . ’ ___ In Panama, right next to the can phy of victory and victory alone he has ordered a fiM t o f trucks teacher, m tu p Eaatnim. tolriag a directing Remington Rand, Inc., tered Into Mm* Um* ago, and sec perfect burning o f starches and state, w* want to build our boys and a miniature railway to haul and bow could it be kept?—he and "M y father haa always been la al, fomented no doubt by Gerraaa Doughauts that no thousht baa been slven to Harmah would be the laughing school work," that swMt, deter general courw to the fuadameatals to show cause wby H should not oa ond, to sort of cloM out the era. sugars. to support a democratic state. tons of snow to Elkhora. A ski Influencea' o f muate. Tewff dab UMlOy leap 3 i« 1j any other possibility, no prepare' If this appearance really' Is his Insulin Is normally thrown out —INmiier P re s lie a t Herbert Jumping tournament June 16 high stock o f the student body, and mined voice went on. "Ever since Tbe publisher expressed tbe punished for contempt arising then he would have to kill Mme- I can remember. He waa principal Til* .date o f their entraao* at ar Sagtrad Da*. 1 0 ( tloii/or it. Definite defeat of last, by certain cells In - the pancreas. ' Hoover. lights the celebration. opinion that tbe United Statos, In th*M ie h o ^ la June 20. from violations of a board order Of all the hundreds and thou The working power of theM cells bOdy to shut the stuff up. o f a big high school, then be went Its ptMent condition o f p r e p a id fibi Coirie such an army ooiild hardly. mean PahnoBvi s**p 2ee.1' upheld by the Federal District sands of pMple who have come to la apparently capable of being re With these gloomy reltectioas to th* uidveralty and w * lived nsM, would bava diffletdty de- GIN in SaiBona, baUas aften taaia to 18 Preef anythlns but fearful and Irretrlev' Court of Appeals In March of Broadway, touched It, and given duced by an excessive u n o f sugars for eompanloBshlp ha mad* hla there four years while father fsnding Its own continental boun- swim before they are able to walk. able rout, the complete destruction bit of their perMnalltiss to It, and starches In the diet. way back to the U g houM. He fln l^ed bis master’s and took his darlM a :^ would be utterly help- 2.39 ★ 1938. It charged In effect that tba Signs Increase Roosevelt wdked slowly, w ip in g he had iOOd Luk DsHerIt 2 Ha. Ti of German military power. Eltlnge is one o f the few,-one of Almost every patient of middle doctor’s degree. He waa a pro- leM In protMting .South America. btoL 2^01 Ob a05 closing of tha Middletolvn plant la the six or seven or a dOMn, who age with diabetes artll have been Mmewher* *1m to go. fesM r o f education two year in a He WM enthusiastic, however, \ (Hwotr Alt 1 The chance of such an outcome NCMrtrRk 21#. 0 ^ an act of revenge, tlMUgh that la has had a Broadway Jheater a heavy umc of Uiem foods v.’hlch Judy was Just flnlshlng a tele- northern college. about tba steps about to b* taken lad Sada B lgt> GG m I of the present strussle ^ on the Alone May Be Considered phea* converMtloB when he a n b e y * # , YahM Bead G B*4i, not the language employed, and an named after him. Thia Is the El- over-amrk the pancreas by forcing "That waa before my mother toward national dafesM. ggp l E g i h l i | i i CW m f 2 ' gM *" 8—Loran C. "That ranch, I Juat found out, When tha larger portion o f tha Repreeantatlve MoCorinhek (EL up to the M g leagues, and aH Bskar, 67. a promtoaat New Brit ICE CREAM Rinso m m Senator Pepper (D„ Pla.) Authbrised German sourcM a iw 723 A\im St* Telephone 3822 have been often and leng'qm- never earned a dime wmo the ^In tha M padty o f different naUon- sugars and starchM hurries out of Maas), a ncavaBtlan delegate, said R meant that "U bm ls, eonaerva- that but evnn w yon want to ndttod that OUvera had discussed^ ain building contractor for rnora broUed as Remington Rand, In& day I bought I t Ndw that I am la illpHsa for suffering under com- the organism, the kidney aUmlna- that he had reMrved the i l ^ t to tlves and mIddle-of-theVroadem amount to M m ethl^, become a th* matter with the fhrstgn Of- thsn 25 yaats until tala retirement Ueedry ^ Lflto the clutches o f BUly R om I doubt tion becomea more fraquent be firo years ago, w m tojurad fatally oataatropha and an aQ-am- vote tor the presIdaBt "If he la a are coming together tor the safely somebody, tan’t that righ t Ros fles rscently but would not confirm ‘ ^ 1 8 « |iM« dm • t o * 1 that T vfID have ttma to do a q y cause tha sugar calls tor au In- yaaterday whaa ha fall whllt work- tEBdag torture. A Msn for a Job . cendldate or if ha la drafted." o f our count^^" ' He euggeetod sy?" that a protest hiM bean saade. thing further about It this m T i~ creased amount o f water In order Oarner sBanagon bars would He gulped. "Tesqs." tog at hla bom* In larttan Neck. that the RepubUcana noastaiate Mr. vw ■■■IV ^^^^sWtoi wvvwMflik Hwg vtoH^nwy toi^nw 1i vTiMt'jBtoat o f such orgaBintkms n e New Tork M inor has com* Roae la the man who pcopossd to flood It out In solution. In turn, not conusant on Harrison’s state RooseveK for praaldeBt and that "WA. bnwttn^ with your flnakes are able to th* He WM taken into the bouM ,and I that I form t an about my previ the frequency o f the fluid ellmlna- 'before medical aid couM be mar WC Is f Watararb, f:W to It P, M.. t. S. t. ^ A P StOft}. i aCtentibB of the Amer- to the front with a suggestion ment The senator has been a the Dengperats pM i a RapuMleaa asrsetbsart won’t start -you o ff in and Issth « ous retlreMBta and com* to Jlaa- UoD Induces thlrsL as tha body cloM friend of for years, tor TlnsiBrsel ~ " ‘ ------Ik i i l H d l p ’ lllM Bill Ttllr‘‘‘*^ ^ M >fllIHT A8B 9PPI6 Tea. 'fiWfWniniWMi-itilrrrT I'lii I tit r —~i *• ...... V- W -., .
X . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 PAGE Nnfiii BIANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 S7W- iQE KIGHT Manchester High Beats Plainfield ip^Brilliant Gam4 r . ) I High Moriarty Brothers Top German-Americans, 6-2 M ohr’s Texas Leaguer U/Ompilcd hj Stndento of MUiwchc«t€r^|llfch School MiM Helen Eetes, Famity Adviser " y o u vn , NO. 87 \ THURSDAY, JUNE 6 / Brings Needed Tall; American Wording Young Hurler By Eddla Brtets x^^NsWa: A press box wag baa labeled CirU Leaders’ Cl ub | Assem blyT^pic dinners Forge Baseball Scouts Uncover New York, June 6—(iT)— Tatotb the Dodgers. to* Brooklyn Post, Seniors Enjoy Day Class Prophecy Commitl^ Class Will Committee I Often Misleading Makl Is wrorklng hla way back to > American League, G.A.R. . Plans Ne^rograni’jg Al|K> Safely Ahead in Sixth Great Find in Texas Brings Cheer Finland aa a deck hand . ton a j Former A. L. players on th* club Greatest Show Locals Threaten in Despite Weather freighter - . ? Who’ll win the; are Manager Durocher, Dixie But Stopped by l > open ? The guy with fhe hottest { Walker, Joe Vosmlk, Jim Waadell, Tex., June 6—(IP)— .something happens to his arm New officers, new members, new ^ i lar i n If w* hod to stop And think of McKinney, To Senators putter. Personally,^ It wrouldn't \ Luke Hamlin, 'Vito Tamulls, Whit, In Golf Opens ing Double Play; A ettver Unlnr ahlnlng through rules and qiMlIficatlons are _all l..C O fl8 rn H ly p n C rs K C p rC - every word we used befiqro we sold To Win Game Mr. and Mrs. Roy Largent travel'^hs'U be rsody to r the big league* surprise us to *e* L^rd Byron N*I-1 low Wyatt, Ernie Koy and Joe to a year or two." ' Many occurred when 45 care of part ,of the Girls’ Leaders Club It, It would take some time before 30,000 to 35,000 miles a year look son repast. M u y rlngstdsra at j Gallagher . . not a bad nlne^ . Down Until 5th program for next fall, plann«\Rriglliih language, or should hut to*-Yanks or* In a b«tt*r posi hasn't changed Connie Mack’s ioalendar properly for '42. Rain, ed his high audience on a Friday we, sayXAmerican for It seems to four hits per game. Mrs. Largent as ten. By Judson Bailey tion right now than thsy wrsr* twro mind—H# atlll says they’ll finish Golfs graataat show—tha Nation Neho yesterday afternoon I Lorraine Smith, 41A, treasurer; A patched up German i^ erica n He pitched two no-bttters, and Mancheeter High emerged two I lAowever, did not affect the aplrila morning assembly the need for be derived from our genuine mod-^ calls him a major league prospect Aeeoclatad Preea Sports Wti;*^ years ago at tola stag* of th* rac*. third . . , Old George Plpgras, al Open champlonahlp—sent an Msrgaret ifeCarton, 42, Special ineup battled Moriarty Brothers of the first order. only two teams during toe year ntoge later with a I-O score wh' \ of tho atudenta. more careful drivers. In Connecti ern m eth o^ of speaking, tends now a big league ump and one* an all-star cast of par smashers into liMvlng M. H. 8. at 9:00 a. m., chairman; aports chairman, be bewildering at thpee, when on4 fo r five innings last night at the Wafer still runs the risk of be were able to get more th u two Th* Washington SenatorA who was garntohed by a brilltont Mildred 'T'urek, 32, and program cut. rest Side Oval and surrendered Yip, Yip. American League graat, has a battle against wind and distance tormanca of southpaw Cara were driven In alngle file, The speaker especially empha word can be u")!^ In various way*'' ing mobbed by baaesall scouts be hits off him. hav* bad UttI* enoi^h to cheer Ths Tucson cowboys to th* nameaake mowing 'em down out in chairman, Caroline Stavnitsky, 42. to a blistering barrage of base They call him "Nubby" bscauss at Gantarbury Golf club today. b ^ McMahon, tha loatog I by SUte police. There waa sized the. desirability of drivers with an entirely different meaning. cause be hasn’t signed anything •bout this spring, are^/ rightfully Arizona•'TaxaB league rolled up 61 ths old horn* Stats of Minnesota Tic and apparently thi^ Quallflcations of new membera Did yoti ever .hhar of an exam hits In the sixth to bow 6-2. For with, toe White Sox. However, toe little finger of his right hand Tha defending Champion to tola •too turned In a splendid gaoM i are different this year. Previously learning more about night driving. a couple of Innings it was almost cheerful over toe suddenly sensa runs to win three game* -1 7 -6 , . . . Ths Brooklyn Eagles have 44th edition of the game’s “arorld several tinaea stopped w h a t' cara atopplng a More accidents, he pointed out, being full of supralkcs. Yet how Mrs. Largent Intimates a "sort of Is missing. 19i-7 and 25-6 . . . Then Just to withdrawn from the. American gere at first indighant, the girl Just siibmltted her name impossible to keep, track of the understanding” with Howard. If he fails a* a pitcher ihe still tional pitching of'young Walter aeries" la alander Byron Nelson of like winning rallies. It wae a algn^ take place at night than any other many times have you Imard—"Gee, show they're different, they went Football Association and will serve Toledo, O. Lined up\agalnst him surpr finally^dlsguat- if she desired to Join the club, was that exam was awful !\ “Awful,” player* as they shifted from one Wafer is not going into profes la chnaidered -one of the Best in- game to win for the locale aiia| voted on, and was usually admitted ’time. From five to six p.m. and ' spot to another. Correnti started Masterson. / out and dropped one. 13-1. aa a nucleus for a new pro loop to are some 169 other toK filght pro- heartbreaker for the loeerA .Moat Iautolata^ahutjheir motors from eleven p.m, to one a.m. are of course, means full of shrorise. sional, boll Just yet. Only 17, he fleldera in these parts. be formed In toe east . . . Terry [ off and waited foi“^ . H. 8. cars to without formality. Forms of que*-' for the G. A.'a but gave way to thinks he’s too young and plans Also, he’s quite a hitter. Wheth This lltoe.-^ righthander, who Manchester deflMtely the most dangerous hours for driv Did you ever "raise CaliK?" No won’t b* 20'.!^ars old until June 22, Everybody howlsd whan Mike has toe Giants breeslng along and tlonnairea have been given out for doubt you’ve thought so at one to att-end college a couple of years. er playing shortstop or pitching In the thlrd but a thrtUtog Sophomores apd Juniors to fill out. ing. set the ^ vela n d Indians on their Jacobs announced the Conn-Lesne- around here they’re regarded a play stbppad the locale short. ^ As soon as the M. HNR. stvidenta Thebe are, however, some people time or another but never Ir the Mrs. Largent predicts ' "unless he bats to the cleanup spot. vlch winner might 'get a shot at red hot pennant th rea t/ liWrlTed at their deaUnatfbn a rush The future of the graduating class will be related on Vllass Day Judges-choose the best fitted girts, The committee that •will present the last will of the class of ears 6-1 yesterday with a four-hit runners on first and second who claim to be the most steady 40B consists of: front row, left to right, Russell Wright, advisor; true sense, of the word. Osin wit)^ pitching performance that was the the heavy title In the falL Say* I m a^'for the boat houa^where by the following! Front row, James Clvlello, Ruth Wheaton, Jean and gave them numbers. Each Dropo, the first socked, leap and safe drivers on the road-^ Ann' Barry, Ralph Runde, chairman; Patricia Southwtek. Back originally, at least before the mod- Harry B. Smith In the San Fran* Nice Fellow ^tho i^uloea were atore day's brightest achievement In the to the air and made a ona trucA drivers. Statlatics prove row: Frank Wilson, John Lautenback, Dot Hale, Al Werbner. inajor leagues. cisco Oironicle, " I f that’s so, they Glenn Sldel, former Minnesota •tab off tha bat of Olbert and I ten minutes every canoe chairman; Veronica Monls, I.ennart Torstenson. sented to the club thus a fair man Uiat truck drivers, who drive character who waa -unmanageable jAmallable waa In the water. A few ner la used to select all new com What mad* the effort more ex- can stage more funny toinga to quarterback and now backfleld doubled the runner off aeoond. ^ mostly at night, are the group and slew his brother. At the pres Conn Beats Lesnevich New York than out her* In to* coach at Tulana, also la Bernia (lii^ve aouU ventured In swimming. era. ent time when we do anything ex clUng for the Senators, however, squelched the local offensive wjth the least auto fatalities on was toe fact that It came upon toe far west where d(^s bark at Blerman’a "couain’’ . . . Glenn la ha moment and althougR^ KOw boats were not 8hiinneBinghamton 8 (14>. •latantly long and atralght ara liA dinner bell at si* o’clock procedure of one sport. this kind w ^ h prove to* be very Springfield 3, Albany 4 (night). Howard Robafts, Chicago Dally tha aame green on the asm* course. haltad by two Moa playsM i ____ _ everyone to the , Lodge Girl Reserves was held last Included In the qualifications for a ized by Mrs. Sidney glvtn the b ^ ehaaea of Drama (Hub at C',oih}r Each year the Glrl'a I.eaders good night driver. interesting Ss well as comical when Detroit, June 6—(#1—Ous Lea- Scranton 4, Elmirs 3 (night). hurled May SO In a eeven-tontog th* winds and Caatarbvry’a part of wockaf at Hiert 'Vkhere a turkey dinner was served. Wcdnesnh He ahutX^ mba tor eight tlea Are <^ne; Good •ale. The pasteboards may ba ob tive praetioa jaunta. Tinickly and su y out of sight un- 1940. This gift, a pair of bookends, waa fast and that not to eat was / I > double into left field, Murdock Pet.GBL. innings before letting a run trickle In a fine performance. Olb Eflitt was time to have the turkey was presented' to Mias Ruth FIruto, Howard ls>well; Issna Pe the organization and handling of The Manchester High golf team which will" be a microacope. waa d in. Scranton ...... 371 tained at tha following plaoeA , Other Favaritoa. to fast, I was discouraged. But walked and Becker slammed a aqroekirtn the ninth. 'The verdict Card Here Monday. Mattar'a Smoke Shop, Oleoaey’e to bear down on three Fgtener? Wheaton, the retiring president of perltls, Jack Conlon; Phyllis Scra- playdays and simitar activities. has enjoyed one o f It* best sea designed by Robert Blevins, the was a nice fight, Billy," sold Albany ...... But. there ara a doaan or mora baez, Stewart Hngenon; Muriel sons this year, tasting defeat but when I came across ths sentence, double Into right field scoring Hartford ..... had been sealed to his favor by a dothlere, Army A Navy club, when hto support wohhlad Barbara Mack '40B. the club.' The secretary for this — Barbara Mack, '40B sports page by Helen WIppert and “I have no oUbi." othara rated axoallant ohancea of but waa equal to tbe task. Ferris, Ronald Ferrly. twice. Because of this exceptional the class page by Dick Itanney. In The first one won one one-doHsr Pfau but Borello stopped this Btoghanjton .. five-run flurry In toe fourth when By JoA Dwyer n M Hw aub. Oak QriU, Bray’s year. Marguerite Barry, read a re prize,’ I gave up.” rally. Moriarty* evened toe count iLong Island. Man Since this Is the tv^ty-fifth weight onV X r e and from now on WUltomsport .. nudged to* Boaton Red Sox into win get underway at 8:80 d.s.t self to become a threa-Ume win chester has bad a fairly good golf anniversary edition of .JSomanhls, Paint and Powder through with another hit that toeir third straight defeat, 4-8 baa taken place, toe fair sex la QalU, c f ...... \ Hold Picnic preai«tent; Betty Boyd, secretary; Close Dual Meet scored Murdock for the G. A.'s I’m a h ea v W ^ h t. You can beat ner. He and Nelson ara braokat- Katksveck, lb John Olson, treasurer. team for the lost couple of years, a special page has helm planned group, which published a book an toe other Unt-heavies.” Pet. GBL. In 14 innings, to preserve to* one- attending shows to ever tocreos- •d to the aeoond choice aragering honoring the progre."!* of the book nually, thus carrying on down to lost tally of the evening and with half game margin between the Sox SMnner, rf ... 'The Initiation chairman, John but this year’s team la outstand Name New Officers the exception of tbe sixth the "But I don^^whnt toe title that CinclnnaU • ... .707 tog numbers, la our own stata, for arlth Jimmy Damarat of Houston, ing. Jimmy CVyleflo, captain, be through the years. In order tr as the present day. way," rembnatKSt^ Lesnevlcb. "I and Indians at toe top of the Hartford Tennis Raffs, a s ...... m il top eablns and a tree-lined Multlne, Introduced Jo the audience 1 The M. H, 8. Track team led by slender Borello retired the side in Brooklyn .... .694 IH toatance, toe referees will not al Texas; Craig Wood, raoant arlnner Chapman, 8b ... a troop of entertainers from a lo the outstanding performances of lieves that Manchester’s chances sist the Somanhis staff In assem Ruth Wheaton, '40B. want to win it in the ring." New York ... .611 4H atandlnga. of the Metropolitan open with a lake Blade a moB$ beautiful setting bling their hUto^, Mrs. Sidney L. The new officers of "Paint and order. \ "If you want to fl^ t me again Ths Browne pushed across t\yo low any fighter to eontlhue If, to Star Eliittinaited Pratt, c cal penitentiary. These "convicts" Sumner Cutler and Art Bepson' in for the state champldnshlp are > Moriartys came back in the Chicago ...... 488 9 record 364; and Lawson Uttla, Olbert p ...... for the Girl Reserve picnic whlbb were tagged With numbers rang the high Jump and broad Jump res fairly good. Wheaton, the first faculty adviser Powder,” were announced to thlr-- become a heavywetohLtsald (tonn, Philadelphia . .400 12 runs In toe ninth to tl* to* count, toeir opinion, a boy la hurt and twice winner of the . British and fourth and tied up the score after and placed toeir trust In toe hands Ctonolfl. X ..... waa held last Wednafday at Cainp ing from one-third to al* hundred pectively dropped a very close of the magazine, gave an enlight Articles on France ty-seven o t its members on Its an Solmonsen had tripled to deep left thereby slgnallzing\his\ vacating St. Loulis . . . , .878 IS they feel that If the boxer Is de- United States amateur .titles and ening account of the growth of the nual picnic to Columbia Lake, last of the title. He sajm he 'tropes to of young Bob HorrlA who pitched claiad fit by toe club doctor he Aya-po, In the northWatem part and forty-three over two. The meet to the Norwich Free Manchester's baseball team field he scored on Paganl’* slash Boston ...... 353 ISH Hartford, June 8—(F)—Mtoa Ar- low qualifier for the nation In the 31 5 "hardened criminals” , the new Academy last Monday at the West school, paper at a recent meeting of Wcrlnesday afternoon. They were: get a ahot!>at heavyweight \cham Pittsburgh .., Sevan scoreleat Innings to relief protsoted to th* ring, sectional tests. c ( Connecticut. Sevent^n girls barely slipped Into the state cham ing single over third. But Lashin- .824 144 g ^ Rioe of Hartford, dofaadlng members of Sork and Ruakin. Hide oval, pionship rounds with a percentage the Somanhl.s staff. Bulletin Subject President,'George Hunt; vice pres pion Joe Louis. and singled to* winning run serosa earnest offietolt has Uv- champion, waa on tha eldallnas to SauM Dark HaraaA It,would be Interesting to learn skl agato stopped this sortie for Tatreault, 3b . with their leader, Mla»\ Casiy”, presented various singing and The Norwich team waa paced by of .500, with five wins and five ident, Carolyn McCormick; Secre this frame and with toe score The fight itself, aeve'hth chsm Pet. GBL. with two out to the fourteenth to* new ordpr of totoge, day as play resumed to tbe New Ona of ths many dark borsaa mpre' of the details In the history pionshlp boxing bout tnNpetr^’s Janaen, rf .... ■tarted out after achobl on aMoyely dancing acta. the exceptional abilities of L. and looses. Monday night M. H- S.’s tary, Joan Todd, and treasurer, knotted toe winner* came bock In Boston ...... 632 Hi* Fourth Victory only to hear untlmriy booA It ts England tennis cbampionahlpa at to the field and a star regarded as Graenhalgh, ot O. Bouley, who between themselves of a school book that saw the Chester Reichenbach. history, was a replica first Sschoolbqy Rowe pitched not to* Immedlata Injury in moat ■unny afternoon. Each one carrted "Beat All Round" of the priaon. pointage was towered even more Many Jokes on the French War the next frame and the final sur iv«m^ Cleveland...... 605 H tba H artford Ctolt Q ub. likely to upast tha dope to Harry M. Dropo, 0 . . collected four firsts and two thlnls World War raging In 1915 and is T^e club left school at 2:25 and battle In New York lost Detroit batted ;he Detroit Tigers to a ea, that tha raferee Is afraid Cooper of CMoago, who to the her*Iunch and a few of the gH^ls Vivian, Ftrato. spoke of the rocks with a 7-5 defeat at the hands of now witnessing another fierce were among the clippings recently render of the G. A. team come In .572 2 Tbe hard-httUng Hartford etar, W. Dropo, lb . had their bathing suits. places. Meriden High. This will not, how returned at 9:00; a bus and one the next toning. With one away ber between toe men. ^ e w York ., triumph over the Philadelphia of. It la wba^lnight happen If an past 10 years has fihlshe< she had observed during her slay E\iropean war; a year book that posted on Miss Doris Klbbe’a bul notoriously slow starter, appeared .557 3 4 former COnnectieut ehamplon, waa Crookar, aa . . The highlights of the meet were ever, affect Highs' rating In the private car furnished transporta Borello singled. Pagan! did like- Oileago ...; letica to a night game. He setter- other blow la struck or resin gets eliminated from tha tournamant the first four on five occasions. MoMahon, p ...... 8 On arriving at Aya-po there at l>:aventrai. "Moat Likely To saw women bob their hair and then letin board. These, entitled "More to disadvantage in ' tbs .442 7 4 ed seven hits In acquliiiig his were many exclamations of "Oh!" .Succeed." Walter Adamy, gave a In the high and broad Jumps. Sum tourney. tion. Upon arrival at the take wife and so did Chucky Smith and Washington .432 8 Into th* cut And that Is why they yesterday by Mrs. (Teorge An Dick MetA handsome CMcsgoSilcago pro, Biaacbard, 8b «•••... .8 ner Cutler won the high Jump with saw the glamoroiia Mias 1940 with Fragments from France,” were most of the club went boating, and Zwlck cleared the sacks wito a rounds and then closed In whi fourth victory without d e^ t and halt the proeeedtngA It la right bss played well enough to practica aind “Ah," whfnjthe group saw the prartlcal talk on his attempts to her long bob. Therefore It should wind style to win toe unanlmo' PhuVelpbis .400 9 drade of New York, to etralftit Goven, r f ...... ,3 a Jump of 6 feet 3-4 of an Inch, The track meet held Tuesday written by CapL Bslrnafather. about- eight adventuresome mem long stogls'to left field but jv St. Louis .. batted to tore* of Detrm’e rune. and proper. ■ete, 6-0, 6-1. rounds to gain nunwrouaHM backarA Beavsoleto, s ...... I lovely spot. Rbhning up the shady es ape and why they failed. Mar prove worthwhile to look over, decision of referee Bam Henness; .390 9 4 The New York YankMS juinped When this happens to a favor MU to the big l(Wge they left their jory Marte. who gained the title which is a mere two Inches away- after school with Norwich Free Pictures of war stricken towns and bers went swimming. nailed, trying to stretch It, On a In other women’s divtoton Pradlotiona on what tha win Leonard; aa •.•••.••*•0 from the school.record set by Wes some of the facts that have been At six o’clock toe membera ata great throw by Pfau to Murdock. and Judges Michael (Dad) Butler on Lefty Thornton for 12Mta ite son to* outcry to usually loud ning aggragata will ba rangad Mnche* and "made!..^for the lake, of "Don^ Prison Most." described Academy was the most closely gleaned from past Issues. hospltq^ from Life occupied some and Harry Hall. Today' matches, Mtoe Mlllicent Hlrech of i'%hete a few brave swlmmerB.^dove a leap year proposal. Geraldine Palmer in 1938, and Art Benson contested match this reporter has space. \ cathedrals, , pictures of picnic lunches brought from home. I !■***'"■*'*, to do him Justice, and stopped toe Oucago Whjta er than when It occurs to other New York defeated Mlaa Lonny from 368 to 390, but tba Ug aama 38 4 also did well in the broad Jump Mr*. Wheaton Looks Back After supper toe girls amused pitched Simday and was colled up If CJonn has Idea of de Sox 7-5. Monte Baareon weakeb flghtare. Mahy times during toe golfen to the field ara to agrae* Into the Icy water. In A very few Fisher anaxRobert Gordon did an seen all season. Manchester’s famous Frenchmen and women, throning Louts M would do well to Kbamton rtford (4:16). » —Baa for Pratt to 1st tBlnUtes when the swimmers had original dance creation; Mary with a leap of 19 feet 11 Inches. charges held the upper hand by a Mrs. Wheaton told tbe group past and present, French crops, themselves, watching toe boys on sgois lost night and even at •d to toe ninth s m gave up tbrae p ^ Indoor eeaaon the fair sex mani sn oas thing—that tha praa* s—Batted for Govmi to dsvelop more punch itbon ha abow- a t 8l rune. Including a pinch hotoar by who attendad the bouts at . the had enough, everyone dashed for Hnntly demonstrated her feellnga The meet, close most of the way, few points almost all the way that the year. 1916 was a red letter maps and pictures of famous spot* play "Buckbuck." A game of "Two that he was late getting to the l|liamsport at aura which only aa open touma* s»—Baa for BaavaoUae i year to the history of the school. game. Oorrentl, who hacs not pitch ed last night. Only to ■the final Ken QUveatrl. Sport Center were sunrtoed when saaat plaoaa oa aompautora will ba Ihe boats. At first only one boat while sunrmnd***! by bars. Emer was not decided until the final through the meet, but lost by In Paris Were all included. deep” lead by Mr- Oatchel was round did he Jar Leanevlch appre at Scranton M:Aobaatar 000 BOUld be unlocked; so while a few son Rlckerd sang. "1 Like Moun event had been finished. two points when Norwich collect It marked a year of beginnings. In Three French provinces, Brit then played. About this time ed to two or tors* ysors,' was not The CtoctofiaU Rads improved ley found that llttto gora, or baaviar here than to amay yearA Buna, Pratt: anrorA Laura Andlolo this year an editorial board waa some of toe club again took to the effective but when bs did get It ciably. Tha dlffalda Park, N. J. NsttOMl their staUM In the National Imitality waa to avtdanoA Talktog Cantorbury, It la ganaraUy agraad; roared around the lake the othera tain Music" with' Improvlalona; The M. H. 8. boys who placed ed eight points with a first and tany, -Normandy, and . Picardle battler went to to* canvas for on 1 at St LouiA Mohr. W..Dropd: ruaa •BptoTed the woods and Tooked Marion Derby Imitated Bonnie were: Cutler first In the high Jump, second place In the Javelin. Man formed In order to help the high were pictured and interesting facts boats while others played "Hide across It was a blurr and Mori Lsagua wjtb 7-3 oonquwt of ' tha to OOA noro than raMd fair eax to a Mir teat—yet a oouraa ax* Mohr; thraa base M to,' Think, of having the most per school reporters get their news to ortys eould not touch It. Instant after catching a left book Pltl fan, aha damandad to know why over the cabins. ^ Baker, the prison sweetheart. ■ Benson first In the broad and sec. chester made a clean sweep of th|e given on these. and Seek.” on toe chin to a corner where the Phltode)^ at New Tom Olants In anothar n l^ t paetad to hand plaato ot stolen b ases , T h o s M tl, . two Hartford papers, "The Friday evening the Bluefleld Ls; eontasL Gene Thompson alloiaad the referee had haltad tha bout xMnt to piayisra laoklag itaytoi The other. Initiates, Phyllis sonality, being moat popular, beat ond In tke 440, Olson first In the half mile, with Johnny Olson tak At the end of jthe week Btlas The members of Paint and canvas bod bean made slippery tw (Only gif^scbadula£$^ sacrlfiesA Thoauto. Baffh) By tWs time everyone waa lieady. 880 and second in the mile, Oder- Manchester Evening Herald,” aqd Powder, who returned home Wed glon aggregation for 1940 meets ten bin and knocked to^hre* runs When told of tbe reason It did not power- baoausa of tbs severity o to open the lunches. The girls sat Skrahscr, Arthur Ludwigr l.ena all-round", most thoughtful, and ing first place honors; Bob Oder- Klbbe.gave a 60 question test on wrater splashed from a bucket, plsys, W. Dropo to Ts mann first In the mile ahd second the "South Manchester News,” a nesday night, were tired but happy toe Polish Americans at toe Weat to make sure of hla seventh vie Bit well with heir. But that to the the final four boloa. on bssss, Plainfield 9, '.around the tables. In the lodge and Peperltls, Betty Rose Mosler. Bea also the glri with the nicest smile mann second place, and Johnny the work on the bulletin board. ThAt lyas the pnly knockdown of Chicago at' Myera of Hartford, 6-0, 6-1, aad trice Ann Moorehouse, Grace N6- In the 880, ESglaston first In the Cervinl. third. - In the mile run, weekly paper. This was the only Some of thsss questions wsrs: at toe success of their club 'd u rl^ -Side Oval. Ttie P. A.’s are out toi_ exception.' A b a rule th* laromen Mtoa Oracyn Wbaeler o f Santa 0; baas on balls, off Mo B lire wab built so that anyone .who the class of 4081 All these way for-the high achool to present to even toe arore against the toe fight, which was witnessed by Cleveland ren. Ruasell Kwash and Barbara pole vault and tied for second In the first two places were revers "Nsms 8 northern French prov toe past year. a slim'nrowd of 6,075 spectators. St Louts at Rede got only seven bits, like to see tbe combat but dislike Monica, o a . who racantly woa tha Olbwrt 1; struck out, 1 OllMied,^inight cook. After supper fttolr, news to public. In 1915 a de (ormer champions who scored a tbe bloody nosaa and nasty cuts Hravyweight Bouts Ubert had equally amusing asJ 'Who's Who” honors were bestnw- the high Jump. Belluccf-Second In ed, with Captain Odermann taking inces.” "French ambassador to —Bob Kurland, ’48. Lesnevtoh delivered hla most D etroit a t it toey went to work on H arry euta tlUa at New Haven, defeatod 9, Olbart 8; Mt by nltohM^ tile key to the other boats was the broad Jump, Athennbn w1tH biting club waa also formed. The America Is ...... " "Who are the victory over them Decoration Day. Gumbert for flva hina la tha sec which predominated In th* good McMaboo Pratt, by whart Ja found and .most of the group went algnments.' ) «1 upon Laura Andlslo by her first place and Jackie Olson taking /lamaglng blows In to* fifth round Mtoa Eunlca Dean. San Antonio, When the hilarious InltlaUnnS seconds In both dashes. House with second.'^Norwlch showed much Bat subject for debate was re- 'Cffioaseurs Alpins’ ?’’ "Most fa New Members Introdneed V It was definitely learned that ond and two more to the third. All old days. Umptopa. Boetaa aad WaaaUlL’ boating, 'rtie lake was calm' and lasamates. sMved: "Manchester High School Kwoiaskl would do the hurling when he dozed Billy with a right Tax., 6-8, 6-8,^ eomnleta tba At Garden Tonight were finished and the more seri thirds In the same, Cervinl with niore power in making clean mous palace In France." ^Theae and .followed up wdto a sharp M t. the good relief work of Paul Dean Oelared Boxers quarter finaU.' Mtoe Huen Peder clear and the eun setting made a Being friendly with Laura, we thirds In t)>e 440 and 880, Wayner Should Have a School Publication.’ questions showed how mucK pupU* New members were Introduced for the champions and it is pos Women G< and a couple of other hurlera ’The Red Men have eucceeded .ln Jgvcly picture. ous farewell given to the Seniors, sweeps of both the shot put and The bell sounded a few seconds son gained the eeml-finale ’l^uea- happen to know Uiat her favorite with a third lirthe pole vault and discus. And it was at this \debate that observe. to toe Hjgh School World Staff sible that McEvitt will ^do like reafter was wasted. getting the" colored boy* from New kaw York, Juns 6—9^—Promo '''When It began to get darker and the group of more than forty co\i- wise for the challengers.* Then later. day. . ' ples 'danced to the rhythmte outside Interest ts Girl Scouting In Blow with a third In the Javelin. one finds the first steps taken to —B. Barstow by tbe EMltor-in-Chlef, Faith Stev toe only other .game In the York rity to open the outdoor sea- la tba men’ s stngtoA BUly Tal ter Mike Jacobs to UMttog out a cooler the big cabin was' the place which she has taken a very active ward the editing of the present \ again toe old favorite LaFIuer Ehicept to to* early port of toe In Se: strains of the' C!onnertlcut lions, MancheateFa team Journeys to This Saturday -Oooch WIgren enson, at toe meeting held in toe, fight when Lesnevich loitoed a Kelrcult th* CSleago Cubs eon for them and thaaa lada are bert of Cincinnati. Jaek Mabenay •at cf punch paohydama to Madi of •amusement. There was a vie- part for some time. A couple of day ’’Somanhis." It Is worthwhile "World” office,' Monday June 3. may be toe man selected to start about eea of tha baat atablaa in son Squaia Garden tonight In . tba Irola, ping-pong table, and games; led by Don Rushlow. Middletown this Saturday to de will bring his forces to Wealeyim number of stabs to to* body. Conn edged o X t h e PhUUes 3-3 with of Naw York and Arthur Proeblsa- years ago, she was iiward«^ the fend Its C.C.I.L. crown seems for the C. C. I. L. meet. Manches to note that' this class that dIJ so The new members were told o f t ^ Bluefleld-Legion team on its Dott DalMMaadro aoeouaUag tor tha East Tha club to managad hopes of. getting aoma kind of Voveryone danced and played until The hosts and hostesses, who Golden Eaglet, the highest rank In much for their achool had the Bovs New Clothes way. boxed superbly, beating his foe to ka of Hartford gained tba quarter Joined In the good time, included: to have a good chance of holding ter should have a fairly good •f ' toe responslbiuty of keeping the the punch repeatedly. Avon, Jime 6— UP)—\lt waa all iphlcagifa ru u on a double with and handled by on* man add hie finato. Talbert whipped Langdon "eUmlnatlOQ tou m am cot" uadar time to go home. scouting. She' has enjoyed all the iU tlUe. ' : largest gradilattog class up to that "World" up to toe standard it However, If Moriartys con get word to law. ’Tha boys must ba to aray so that Joe Louie can open t : The bus load left the camp soon Mrs. Edson Bailey, Mias chanea of returning with top hon ybuto agatnat experience today aa the "hoses loadM.^ Himh Mulcohy, OUkay o f Harvard, 6-3, 6-3, Ma usual activities such os Mklng, ora providing oU tha boya turn in time. In 1915, 59 boys and girls Brighten School has achieved. toeir Vegulara Into actlofi toe rest good phyaleal oonditloa and when hto stand for a Mt of lata fall or I'after eight. It wae a happy bunch Page. M m Elizabeth Olson, Miss camping, singing, and studying ff. ZlimnenifiiB, Jr., 42. were graduated. Today the largest of toe league will be forced to toe 23rd annual Connecticut Wom to loatog; allowed o n ly ^ hits to honey dWaatad Richard Martial 6f Isabel Worth, Miss Anna Mc aa g«MSI psrformancea as they are Ruth WhsatoD, Co-Monaglng t^ given up by Larry naacb. they sign for p bout the fans can Woreaatcr, 6-0, 6-8. and Proehaaka mid-wtotar buatoasA j [v'Orho aang all- the way home, except stars and rocks. class In the history ^ the school Eklltor explained the steps needed step along to keep out In front. en’s Golf Assoeiation champion- ba aanua^ that avary last ona ax* Tba chanoae are non* of tba One or two who managed to fall Guire. Mr, and Mrs. John Barry capable of. Weat Hartfon) has Is again graduating. Leavtog the '\ Moriarty Brothers I League Leaders | trtumpbad ovar Cheater Ward of and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Whea Diz," aa Laura’s friends call State Golf MiiVch been the only C. C. I. L. achool to to preparing toe "World” for abip reached tbe seml-flaala a ( the paetad to ^paar ea tha card win ■four flallars on toMgbt'a doublq- •Bleep. her, has been a member of several school, this year will be 251 pupils. From vari-colored striped socks ■ AB R H PO Spartaasburg, B. C la a grualUag • , \ —Louise Flux. ton. One of Sock and Buakin's beat M.. H. S. this season, and this Work on the first school book to cool sack-doth suits, the boya press. 8 ^ empbaslxed toe neces Paganl, ss;.3b . .4 1 2 1 Avon Qountiy club. ba In ahapA If a boy lagA or 8 ^ OwT iBBtoh. Oder eould avan carry tha customs Is to invite nhe officer's clubs diu*lng her high school should form the stlffest opposition sity of gettin g the news articles By The Aisociated Press « Julia Zima of Wethersfield and Manchester to Play sbirka bto woric ha cannot flght Brown Bomber’s water bucket at career. Among them are Debating Is Stopped by Ritin -won begun. In the fall of 1915 and of .Manchester High school have Smith, 2b, as .. .4 1 1 0 American IfSagne Top-eeedad Lmltolav Hacht to parents .to . meet the group at the for the home-town runners. In April .1916, the first school putF token a new and spectacular Inter Into toe ’’World” while they ore Zwlck, 3b 2b .. .3 I 1 2 Miss Louise Barnea of Farming- again until ha la ready. r achadutod for hla first match of tbto writing, much toes stand up “JoUns Caeaar” Pictured dunce. club, French club, chorus. Home news. ■ '-Batting—Finney, iBoston, .368; ton, comparative newcomers to Gl^tonbmy Next msy wUl mart ona of toe to Mm to aoma playful give aad Management club, and Cheaa club, Ucatlon waa off the press. By June est to-slothes. The teachers for Oobb, I f ...... 2 0 0 3 RadcUff, S t Louis, MS. the tournament today agalnat Jos According to the remarks pass In Monday's track meet, two the post few yeopa have been used It was decided, after a discUi- .state .competition, were matched beat beys in tha aaat naxt Mon S'Joined the Girl Reserves when MoncheateFs progress .in the 1916, there was a weU organized WyUe. lb ...... 3 1 1 8 Runs—Case, Washington, 39; eph Elaaadratb o f Waalayan. Oth ; Miss Mary L. Burke has had ing among the students, 'the Manchester boys turned in their staff. The first full-year editor-lh- to seeing girls come into classes in sion, that members would con Haefs, c f ,...... 3 0 0 1 against taro seasoned toumamant day aveotogiwban ha fkeaa Hara- er feature matehae' pit Tom Kalley Topping the card to a aehadulad lophomore-and waa elected presi State golf tournament held at best performances to date. Sum tinue to be allowed in the "World" Moses, Philadelphia, 37. martog'HMfy Jonas. ‘Iha New 13-rouadar in wMoh Buddy Bear, ‘lacked on'' her bulletin board for Sock and Buakin dance of 1940 Farmington, was halted by an un cbiel was Ronald Ferguson, who is the cool colorful spring clothes but Gustafson, c . . . .2 0 0 •5 competitors; Mrs. I. L. R Browna of Portland, Ore., against Louis I^Sie past two wec,ks, pictures of was a success, as It Inevitably Is. dent of the organization In both ner Cutler, brilliant high Jumper, office when work - on the paper Runs batted In—Foxx, Boaton, By The Afieoeiated PreaB^ York colored lad raally if a good Max’s kid brothar, and Valantia her Junior and Senior years. As expected downpour of rain lost now pronitlnently associated with it hasn’t been tills ^ s year that Salmonsen, rf . .2 1 1 1 of Fannini^n and Mta Arthur Brownsteln, of Miami. Josy Ftob ^•baracters 'and scenes in connec- The couples In attendance were: broke the alx foot mark by three- boys have come iffto scbeol with wo* not to progress. They were 45; Walker, Washington, '"and L. Rowland of Indian HUL A pair of ebutouta marked th* fighter, gives th* crowd a run for Campolo, playfully-tagged tba pregldent. she has been sent to the Friday which necessltatod a post "The Manchester Ehrening Heridd." Borello, p ...... 2 1 1 0 Troiky, Cleveland, 37. openhq; round yesterday of the bach agalnat Robert Kerdaaha of l^lon with Julius Caesar. Al Werbner. Ruth Wheaton: Jean ponement of the tournament. fourths of an Inch. Sumner has During the first years of the' school such color. Tbe boys’ interests In reminded that they must conduct Mils ZliuA who dafaatad Mrs. Its money and tha eama can be Presbyterian collage, aad John "BIU DickcY' of tba Argantlae, Girl' Reserve Camp as a delegate been participating In track for H lt^W right, Chicago, 62; Cra third annual Connactleut Intar- •aid of Farr. Issy Cpban, a Jawtoh •re to trade pokes. In the other Pictures of Claudette Colbert as ne Toumaud. Henry Coleman; from Manchester for two years. The local team which consistsd .magazine It appeared four times clude colored shirtA striped socks themselves to a satisfactory man 25 6 7 21 7 2 Raymond S. Patton, Jr., of Hart Gow of Suffleld against Fr^ak atra, Warren William as Lout.se Dewey;\ Arthur Dupont; three yeara now land atlll has his a year; In October, December, and cool slock suits. Due tp a speil ner while to toe office. OsrnMui Americans mer, Boston, 61. ford, tha medalist, 8 and 3 yes •cbolaatlc Athlatlc Confertnee colored boy faoaa Pat* Vaadrillo FroehUng of Chicago. half of tha double feature, Patrick Repreaentativea from the New of Johnhle Lautenbach, Art Wil Doubles—Boudreau, Cleveland, haaebaU toumamanL ir, and Henry Tbilcoxon as Marquerlte Ban^-, George Con England statej; as well as New kie, Sheiwood Tedford and Jimmie senior year to g«!|. Don’t be sur April and June. It waa a more of hot weather these lost few days Tbe remainder of the’ meeting Pfau, U .4 1 terday, moeta MrA Browne, who Jr. and ba win aoala Just l20 Edward- Cimlikay. Pattorson’i . rk Ahtony ai’ere on the boards verse; Hamilton Grant, Betty Bar. prised If this bespectacled boy literary magazine then than it is these outfits have been seen a was given over to the arranging Murdock, 2b .. ...2 1 and Greenberg, Detroit, 14. scored an assy 4 aad 8 victory Taaterdavgamaa pounds for the local boy. Than likely prospect, tries for lavengo York and New Jersey met at Uih Clvlellt>,.'were considered highly Triples — Moses, Philadelphia, Ridgefield’ S, Houaatonle Houi Raglon- ilong with pictures of Caesar’s stow; John Hulllne, Marjorie OU capable of winning the tournamerd breaks a few records next year, today. For at present. It reveals great deal. of plans for toe staff picnic to he Bscker, 3b, cf -.8 1 over her clubmate, Mta W. |C. tola myatario^ Kid ‘Tanga of over Bteva Dudaa, the' veteran ; iSBSBsInsUon, the offering of tbe camp. Last year Laura was award Kreevich, Oilcogo, MeCtoaky, De al o : Yesterday's Stars son; Skee Buckland, Lois Gustaf ed the Girl Reserve Merit Badge. as this yeoFs team Is one of the He certainly has it to him. activities of the school year. The terrycloth shirts that the held at Milt Turk’s cottage,‘ Tues MaxUgon. rf .. ...a 1 KeUogg. "Marldan win make bto debut hero Jerseyman who outpointed Pat ' atiwD to Ckiesar by Mark Antony son; Dot Hale, Robert Knofla; boya we4r contain on abundance day, June 11. troit, and Flney. Boston, 6. Mias Barnes gained the semi Mancheatar 1, PlainfleV 0 aad aeoordtog to reports ba to a soma months hack for the Mg- Laura has two very Interesting best M. H. S! bos ever bad. In the first graduation Issue a Flnoucbl, lb .. ...3 7 . lad Antoey'a oration over Caesar’s Joyce Kehler, Art Wilkie; Betty Following a conference between Art Benson, Manchester’s .<7ut- picture of the class as s group ap o f colors ranging from those of the Joe Murphy, *41B. (Barron, 3b, as ..3 2 Home runs—Foxx, Boston, and finals by d^eattog Mrs. R. A. Bristol 6. Wilson 3. sweat fighter aad kaapa bto op By Ths-AssociBtsd-Prsii Jawed beltar'a on^ Iosa Buddy ^|*ad body. All these pictures were Dewey; Bert Lindsey; Flora Pick hobbles. She corresponds with stu standlng four-forty man likewise rainbow to thoee of brighter liues. Trosky, Cleveland, 13. Watartown and Baymour will ponent iMsy at tba one thing toe and Pat are favoritoA dents In Switzerland, China and the coaches at the Farmington peared. but in 1917 Individual pic R. Lothtoake, c -3 IS Powers o f New Londcsi, who on Schoolboy Rowe, Tlgera—Limit 'Mken from scenes made-by mov- les. Bob Schaller; "Clare Lavey, du b. It was decided that each chalked pp a "best performance," tures of each stufient were printed Barrel sweaters ore beginning to HlUnskl. rf ... ,..l 0 Pitching—Smith, Cleveland, 5-0; Tueaday eliminated the defending maat today to eomplata tha prallm- fans Ilka.. .Mat figbtiag. Ha wW ed Athletics to seven hits and ‘Ttoeto Mike" has aa Idas to tha klpg picture companies. Don McCann; Shirley Wlgreq. South America. The Swlaa girl Monday. The blond-haired runner be seen around the acboolgrounds. Mllnar, Cleveland, 7-1. laary round, with tha wtnnar of taka on Cbarila Baekofaa of Rock- back of hto bead for aoma sort of writes In French; so “ Dll" has to team should play 18 holm instead '^ r in g the earlier stages o: the <■ N. Loahtosks, P 2 0 champion, Mia. M. L. Hitt. Sba knocked thraa rune home to wtn- T^en from ' a ■' “Food for Bert Inman; Esther Benson, John of the usual 36. due to the inclem took the broad Jump arlth a ^eap book "The Manchester .EvenlniP while sweat-shirts ' ha-ve alwayg Oorrentl, p, 3b .. .3 0 National Leagne . was matched with Mta Rowland, that game facing Torringtoa, last vniA alng fourth atralght. future program pitting tha twe article la a picture of Mrosek; Mayjorie Clay. Joe Caai hate her letters tranalated. Her of 19 feet 11 Inches, to beat the been a summer favorite. Thnushi Batting—Donning, New York. yaaria champion, to a ganm which second interest lies In autograph ent weather. The players left the Herald" printed the book. 'Very xChapman . , : .0 0 who scored a 4 and 2 victory over George Selkirk. Yankees Got wlnnarA with tha ultimata survt^ AntWoodrow Wilson; James As her class vice-president, High School. jBriatpl High, and In 1930 G. Walter Snow design dreaaed in dull conservative clothes Hate no. one; hate toetr vices, Solmonsen. Hits off Oorrentl 1 to Doubles—F. McCormick snd ad f^ -h lt hall in whitcwiudilng toe. tougbast men Inside toe ropes only joker to tba deck Would ba if Laura' ^\ill lead the graduation Brooks which were not found on lowed Indians only four Mts for were an Important factor in Griswold, Marjorie Chipps; Ernest the way to the second hole were 'Manchester. B«naoo also has an ed the achool aeoL. for tbe annual. but they dress to “fUshy” suits ot not themselves,—J. O. C. Brotnard. 2 Innings; Lsshlnsks 5. Sacrifice Werber, ClnclnnsU, snd Medwdek,- By The Aanodated Pregg Plainfield. Bristol sewed - up th* In semi-pro clrelea but Gans to no S-1 dsctoloa. Buddy and Max are the wtonera r nodal Uvea of the Romans. If Smith, Mary Moriarty; Ed Mill- procession, and we may add that found in th e. most surprising other year ahead of him to M. H. This seal la stlU used today on the sU kinds. bits: Gustafson. Stolen basea: St Lo«^ IL - Detroit—Baiy Oonn, . 178 1-3, game with WCnoa in tha first right through and would have to she Is working Industriously on the oreUd whan It oomaa to dtobing Bob HarrlA Browns Pitched did not U ve the Jewelry for house, Peg. Richardson; Dick places oil the way back. S. and should carry on. strongly fabric^id covers. However, because Oobh, Salmonscn, Zwlck. Left oo Triples — Ross, Boston, 7; PIttahurgh, light heavyweight taalng whan It aeorad thraa ntna. out tba laatbar, Aad to alaborata ssvsB seerslsw tnalnga la rsUaf fight aheb other. Tbto would aUm- .'aoetal affair. It was neeceauy Ronney, Helen Whlppert; Tom Class Prophecy' being Chairman Moriarty Brothers 7. O. A. Vsughsn, Pittsburgh, CsmllU. champion, outpolstad Out Laana- Barara Juna 10, Mancheatar will ' lata tlM aMmlnating. of tbe commlttes. Luckily enough, the boys had next searon In both his spedoltise. tbe cardboard covers carry out the e a ,t b a fig b tia g aMMW o f Ctoaa sad atoglad aosM winning run la u t •*%orrow tU Unssy, V . Blancbard. Eth^ Medun; Philip extra clothM and despite their theme of the yearbook. It Is hoped 5. Baaa on baUa off CorrsnU 2. Brooklyn, snd Glseson, Cbicsgo, 4. vlch. ITS X-3, P ath. N . J „ play CnaatoBbury aad Rldgeflald Fatoo to almoat tiselaaa baeauaa Mth ualaat B ^ Box. For tcnlghYa show, tba Mithftd, “ artUlery wae pictiired Keith, Jane Irwin; Robert Rich- Laura Intends to stu 0 : MMtoa. NSW Tacit 0*1. cM l m Daa M obil (io r ;aMata a gn u beaar aa H aak BUla inisa afatost tarn to to ba .uiaad Mk. ..:.. ^-“5- Gwrlock; Walter Ad- F-r. Bmmsnnan. Jr. /61 I-
ItANCSEBTER EVENSIG HERALD, MANCHESTEE, (X)N^. THURSDAY, JUNE <; 194S 'R A G E ELE1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl-D, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSD a V , J U N E 6, 1940
studmt would b* sSssdsd wbMIi itaitad betora to* European ed some distanoe behind to* actual b* concentrated in ths dlrsctkm o f Inch howitsara and sssm i and *nl sauBtaattaus g tfm witabrok* out. front. Ocean Beach Paris itself, cantering in toe re tlon, approximately 35 Manchester Included Envoy Basking to 405 ita. JlmiU is a port on ths Gulf of Hs reportad that to* main light Weddings^ gion o f toe Ailetta canal betwsen giutaKUd mors tu n 208 ■ About Town Nazi Drsdrmament Progiram—for Belgians SH ita* OartaOed Adoa and too terminus o f : ths ing area* remained unchanged the Otse and Aisne river*, about 86 mortanK. with upward* ef le Program msiilp sarvlc* batwam Fr*ach-oxt^^ railway Into Italian- with to* heavieat flghting canter Opening Date miles northeast ot toe capital. rounds o f Ammimltkm. In *No A uto Death ’ L is t, ^ Am e^a Speed and parts o f the Italian Is conqusred Ethiopia. Ths railway ing around Amlen*. Peronne and Announc* Engag'ement In addlUtm to these two main The we Mrs. Walter Pomeroy, formerly land of Sicily was eurtaUsd. Is Ethlopls’s main outlet and st along toe Allette river and canal. driv*A there was action reportad "unsesbii” For Graduates first ItsUsna called for an in of this town, and Walter Thorp aw W ot Materia] Italy already bad bounded bar French *upportlng poaitlona ins 30 Chosen and along toe entire 200-mile front ex than two dccadu ( co-chalrm€ii of the c6mmlttee In Hartford,*June 8.—Orsenwlch,A Con^tenUy the "congested coastline and that of her emptr* creased voice in controlling the line which held throughout yesterday tending eastward from toe Eng Proposals to tqra'' charge of the minstrel by the pi if ' Danbury. Manchester. Walling- area" group, c o m p i ^ of commu- with 12-mlle danger aonss for and special port facilities in Jibuti. engaged in new fighting when toe iborate Exercises lish Oiannel to toe- region of miUtary aircraft to G. S. Brooke# of Eagle\’llle Firemen, tomorrow eve ford, A field , Derby. Shelton and nlUes exceedl^ 10,000 in (Caattan** tm a ^O**) foreign shipping. Later demands wera voiced for fresh Nazi assault was launched Montmedy and Longwy, at to* through ths intarmsdlary'' Putaam are the only “no-fataltty" tlon toe major toare of toe Jibuti itself. . . at 4 a. m. (10 p. m. Wednesday Scli^uled' for Event. western extremity of toe main ers, ara known to have bssn' R o d c r i l l e m t S p e a k e r ning at 8:30 at the Community It waa disclosed today that s*r- House, North Coventry. communiUes on toe state depart- state s traffic deato rorld war mightjht mmode in a vlc* betwsen Malta and Syracuse, night, e. a. t.). Maginot line. ronsIderatlOB' by to* ads At Trade School. ment o f motor vehicles’ list of ! June 1st. similar manner. li*m ld . on the east cosst of Sicily, as well Restrictions Put Has DecTMued "Bllta” New Lonlton. June 8— The open Engaging MUIIo* Freneh tlon. ^ T h e new ij"pe of deep defenses Oppeaa Idea PrteaOsly..’ According to transfer slips sent "congested area” cities and towns month as southeni Sicily had been ter ing ot bueairs^ach Park. New It was estimated the Germans M of May Slit. A number of charged with 111 fataliUea aa On Use of Autos in the consolidated Weygand line, were engaging about 1,000,(kX) Some advisers wera said to hSi Joka O. Kchmallan director of the assessors and tax collector by minated. London’s new /a3,000,000 ’hurri smaller towns have also escaped compared with 104 cases a y tM Wholeu^e Arrests A t toe same time It waa re Nice, Ftiihce, June 6. — (d5 — the spokesman said, has decreased Frenchmen tn the entire assault. opposed toe td u privately oa ^ State Trade achool announcei the office of the town clerk, from toe “blitx" In the German blitz May 1 to June 6 there have been reporting traffic fatallUes but as ago, an Increaw of 6.7 cent, ported that a large number of 'nghtentng precautions in toe areas cane' recreation project, has been In toe drive toward Le Havre ground that neither th* A roqr the graduation exercleee will t o ^ do not have toe traffic prob- The "Congested" group was deblt- £ontemplatcd adjoining Italy. French authorities kriegs. with the result that the set for Sunday, Juqe 30, It waa Germany hoped to drive a final Navy had planes to span, 85 property transfers in Manches ItaUana rasldlng in TurkOy, had Nazis have been slowed up. a * held on W edne^ay evening ter. XTntler the present system, all lem developed in cities and town* | ed with 66 toe, 19tt total of !^ 4 g. WaShtagton, Jtme 8— At- returned to Italy. today forbade the circulation of all announced today by\ toe Ocean wedge between Great Britain and which might be outclassed I v ( per cent. This Is substanUally the ^ Jmp\ty General Robert H. Jackson motorcar* within the Maritime The Somme-Aisne line was Beach. Park Board. \ Elaborate France, thereafter presumably to best European fighters w ood ilune IS at' 8:00 o ’clock, in the land records are posted to the as of more than 10,000 population Some thought It possible there traced by FVencK military experts achool auditorium. ''' sessors when there is a title such records are not considered same proportion as a year ago declared today that any Inference for* that Italy merely hopqd to Alps department between 10 p. m. opening day exercisea arc now be be able to concentrate entirely on useful should tbs United Stab when the same group was charged that the Justice Department coa- and 4 a. m. as following approximately ing planned France until she ia conquered. have to act tn tola hemlaphsn^lj . An Intereetlng program hae been change, and this makes unneces- out of toe ordinary. . . keep warships ^A^th lopg-range ; through these towns snd regions:'- nnanged in which the achool band 8(ary the former annual "swearing" Five communities are duplicat with 59 cases or 56.7 per cent of/ templated "a mass drive or whole- guns from approaching near W lto the movement of civilians The opening of the new\beach '*rhe .high command reported Mtvu contended. the'"statewide total. from Sospel and Cap Martin now j Saint Valery sur Sommet Abbe- development, which baa been char Early announced that under the leadership o f W iliam ' J. of property lists, except for items- ing their 1939 experience in not ski* arresUl" In connection with enough to her ports for effective ivilie, Picquigny. Amiena. Corbie, success Tn both of the two main Hanna willwUI *play play and the Tfemple of personal property other than registering traffic fatalities, Dan Vermont Is reporting toe ^ s t to* defense program waa "wholly hombftrdment. complete, the evacuated zone ex acterized as a half scale m o d ^ o f thrusts, and aald that toe Wey pledges of cooperation with traffic accident record of toe N ew tends almost to Monaco south of Peronne,. Nesle. south of Jones Beach and the finest tol government on toe detenu Ouaitette will sing, automobiles. bury, Wallingford. Derby, Shelton un'warranted." Confer* With Italians Ham. Chauny, Pinon. Neufchstel, gand line, built by the French England states, being ^ d it e d 1 of its kind In New England, will gram were given th* preaidsBtl The guest speafeer will be Rev. and Putnam not being charged .Ifckson made that assertion In In another sector o f Italian war Asfeld, Rethel, Attlgny, the re ■long the Somme and Alsne rivers with a seventeen per c e t^ reduc climax an Intensiv* million dollar day. George S. BroqJttt^h.D.. pastor Tree Warden Horace F. Mur- with motor vehicle deaths during . reference to statements In toe Bud-..preparations, the German mtnt.ster gion of Vouziers. the region of eh they fell back after the Gcr- 'of the UniOT Obugregatlonal phey' has reported that the spray the first five months of either 1939 tion for the first four nlonths^ get Bureau's letter dealing with a of agffcuItUre, Walter Darre, who construction program undertaken break-through to tha channel, Gov, PrentiM Coopw of ' lisa speaker Germans' Drive ! Qrondpre and Montmedy. ehOrch, Rock^le^ He ing of trees on public lands here or 1940. 1940 over 1939. request for $3,358,800 for toe Fed- has charge of the Relch’a wartime ! The revised French tactics of last fall. “whs caused to fall at aeveral see, who had an a p ^ n tm sB t' ' U M in g ability;y wk3 is in will probably commence next -week. erM Bureau of Investigation, chief, food supply, came to confer with Before atartlng construction the piai to* chief executive, hu Idress la sure shifting from solid fortified posi imand. His address After trees are sprayed, care ly to add 500 agents to the fore* Italian authorities who seek to in Broken „bv French tions to a war of movement, allow city acquired more than 200 par The\ Army reported that It to* president, Esriy said, th s k j ereating alike to the ghaeing of toe French catlod It a "flypa sive FYench defenses adapted to lars and a sewage disposal plant The Fuehrer waa med to be of farmers at- having a voice ta I s n ft y Oraduatea per” defense—called for no sui to eliminate possible pollution in a The class president, Arthur J. of Elasl Wlndaor.s.lt was said the didate in Eighth School oners to be handled • * •. In addi formed along the lines of the modern copditlnna. and oa a re Kagleson-Finnegan putting his new Arm; full power defense program, also had aa little girl, dashed into the road (CoattBiied from Page One) tion thereto marshals and deputy German corps. cidal attempt by outpoais to op sult scoring only small gain. the Thames river north of Ocean into the drive, hitting Kith all the polBtment with Mr, Roosarrit. 4>aneoaae will s p e ^ and will pre- and flashes of gunfire ^ r e seen I to Our Flag, they gave their Uvea pose toe heavy tread of toe blast Miss Marjorie Irene Finnegan, Beach la~xosttng another half mil ■ant the graduates as they come after a ball. She was troated by Dr. Shower Ih Given for it. A soldier’s or seamen’s And Utilities ^District. marshall may be called upon to Italy continued to ■ keep her Battle tai Second Day. of 100 BIsscll street, daughter of swift, force of his moti Ixed and While Cbngreu w u 'being i after an air raid warning ikmnded, Noyes, both of Marblehead, guard . and _prota«5t—-Federal— or ing tanks but rather a yielding lion. Sorward to receive their diplomas. Robert R. Keeney.' Polle:|! Investi British, Nazis ' I grave is hallowed ground, folks. watch on toe war with an indica The titanic battle for Paris thun the late Mr, and Mrs. James Fin mechanized legions. and\pourlng to autoorlM 400,000 regular f gated but made no arrest. . but apparently there ws^ no and both Boston businessmen, the seized property and to serve a large tion that she was waiting to lee which permitted penetration of the dered Into Ita second day today Construction of the new park is great maMea of Infantry \ln be- —almost double toa ^ 5 e number of graduates Is 00 bombing. K r i r T a l l i n n B l i r i ? e r ; T h e least we at home in a land of Two directors ara du* to be defense zone and finally annihila negan, was married tola afternoon In reality a direct result of the And according to departments is freedom, can do Is to show ourlsp- latter a \mllllonalre automobile elected at toe annual meeting of volume of proceas.” what success toe (Germans would with the deep defense system of hind Arm y’s presant stren gth - Bomb on Village Green f e I Jackson was questioned about tion. to William J. Eagleson, son of Mi^ disastrous hurricane of .lept. 21. £ > fUllows: cirpenter Department Mrs. Helga E. Pearson o f^ A f': Trade Aerial preclation by giving Old Glory, a dealer. toe Eighth School and UtiUUea have in their drive on France be the flexible Weygand line reported and ^irs. Albert Eagleson Sr., of Blutlng Opening Wedgea' dent Roosevelt requested $81 caster, Penn., Is spending an ex^ Bombs fell on one village grec: A third/passenger, Charles the statements Just before he and. Frenchmea declared that the trapping advance tanks of the 1938. 800 to reinforce tb* Federal : £ Drafting Department 12; Elec- salute as It passes fay. God bless district to be held Wednesday, June fore entering the war. first results of toe second day of 54 Fairfield street, 'Tlie ceremony Field Marahal Goering’s pri^d tended vacation with her mother, but neither casualties nor damage' Miss Lillian Burger, formerly of Smith, also of/Marblehead, sur .1. Edgar Hoover, director o f the The newspaper 11 Tevere said German drive and the French po- After surveying toe wreckage esu ot Invutigatlon and Atlaal Department 10; Machine De- were reported, in parts of the Is town, who for some time has our nation and these honored men 19, in the Hollister street fchooi. toa "Battle for Paris" in which was performed at 3 o'clock at St. air fore* and th* artUlery jMtftment 2S: and Textile Depart- Mrs. Marta Anderson, 153 Eldrldge vived althou8h receiving three FBI. appeared before a House ap that, barring a miracle, it seemed aition described as ‘favorable.” left by the huge waves driven In Justice Department units Blows Today southeast const people were dis h^n making her home In Hartford, who nobly did their part. I am add Terms expiring are those of 2,000,000 men arc engaged proved Mary's Episcopal .church by the blutlng opening wedg**, th* N u t Inent l (a girl). Because of lack of street. fractured ribs and S' broken shoul propriations subcommittee to ex tost France’s fate “ will be decid The W ar Ministry said that the from the Atlantic Ocean by the for dealing with sub turbed twice during the night by was honored with another.shofcr, ing a few rules,, in case there are Charles B. Loomis-and Thomas toe efficacy of the "quagmire" rector. Rev. James Sttiart NelU, dive-bombers (weeping swiftly to nufftclent Interest in the Textile der. ■ plain tos rsqueata. ed in the next few daya” Allied lines—oome of them de hurricane city fathers tossed tivltiea. (tkintl|iaeil from Page One) raids. held in the recreation room of the those who do not know Just hoW Ferguson. Mr. Loomis will stand defense'. who used the single ring service. th* earth with bomb attacks snd Nroik this department will be no William fC. Keith, 3 South Main Recounting events leading up to Expseta No Ahnormsl Increase A fter that, the newspaper went fended by British forces—were away a close fisted policy of rigid Rutrletlon m ABsm A plane which was said to have new home which her mother, Mrs. to salute the colors. As a new for re-election but Mr. Ferguson The bride who was attended by machine-gun fire. Then were fol- Jen|^ continued. street, has retired from active the accident, as a result of which "W e do not anticipate any abnor on, toe war will enter toe third Paz4s commentators declarsd holding with the exception of two economy a'nd borrowed $3,500,000 British scorM direct hits on oil dropped bombs oyer the Thames Augusti/Burger, Is-helldlng on comer here, I was greatly surpris will not be a candidate, -.r her sister. Mrs. Olive F. Monto- iqyrlng to* tanks and other land entry and travel of E«-ening Classes participation In the work of the G. the plane waa completely demol A candidate to succeed Mr. Fer mal Increasa In toe number of state “which will be more interest that the Nazi "Panzer" divisions— spearpoints at which Nazi ar to finance an extenslva recon- E. Keith Co. Mr. Keith was In the tanks captured by the Germans was heard over the estuary during , Clark strMt Ih Wapplng. The par ed to notice your lovely state here whrriors on wheels or catarplliar vani of {Cast Hartford, wore a atnictton program. force* which had such quick suc- were placed und«r drastle t: The evening continuation class- showed neglect to honor Our F l ^ Ished, the report says: guson, who Is'Tetlrlng on toe ad prisonars." Jackson told newsmen. ing and vtlU decide toe'w a r and mored columns broke Into the powder blue redlngote of air spun c *u in toe lowland* and Flanders. tlou by State Department employ of the Keith Furniture Co. at Ghent, the Ministry announced. the night. An eye witness said: I ty was g it w by the sinters of the ' "rilo t Hartwell and three paa- treads—had suffered heavy loasea. Brack 300 Fast Wide is at present Lava an enrollment by a salute, at a time like the pres vice of his phystqlan, is Judge Ray "The statement of the Budget Bu toe destiny of two empires.’’— the main French front. material, white accessories and If to* advance along to* coaat which barred admlsston ta f i r a period of 35 years and dur The airmen were reported to have The searchlights went on b\it j bride-elect about 50 guests at sengers/took off In (the) aircraft Twenty-five tanka were destroy The new park consists of a 50- M- SO and already 40 of those who ent. I am proud to say my h>iSband mond R. Bowers. Judge Bowers reau does not asy that an IncreMe British and French, These advances, apparently in gardenia corsage. TTie matron of Ui sucoeseful, toe German Army United Statu to ail foraignsnrij ing that time made for himself a flown low and machine-gunned did not locale the plane. I saw a tended from Long Island, Stam from /Boston at approximately is expected. The number o f Fed ed at C%aulnes, nine miles south acre tract of land behind a crea- Sliuk advantage of these classes wore the uniform of a s ^ ie r and said today that he would run for Telephoning Dlfllettlt. the Peronne sector 75 miles north honur wore a shell pink Jacket might be in a poeiUon to carry out able to prove a "lagiUinato j .Suva secured employment an< the host of friends. targets in Gpent, which was illum number of flares, apparently over ford, Hartford, South Windsor. 11;()5 p. m. oo April 15 with the eral prisoners has been for years west of Peronne, the semi-official east o f Paris, were reported stra cent shaped beach a half mile inated by the flames from toe the river. No air raid warning was Glastonbury andxthls town. i at present have a sop^n-law an the place on the board when In Telephone communication with dreM o f toe same material as ths another effective pincer movement or reasonable need.” ■u p lli at present attending this Intention of landing at Camden, formed that Mr. Ferguson would increasing, steadily, and toe Mate- news agency Telefrance reported. tegically absorbed by. toe web of long.' The beach ia 300, feet wide Troop No. 88 of the North burning oil tanks. The bride was^howered with officer in toe U.'S. Nhvy, who' has foreign countries became more The Abbeville region, at toe mouth bride, white accessories and rose u it did tn Flanders. W lto a seg A ban w u imposed : d s s i are almost certain to Hke- sounded." N. J.. for gas. not seek re-election. He is a past ment points out the fact that a defenses. and following the natural curve of Methodist church. Boy ScOuts, will Incendiary bomba were dropped rose petal confetti a* she sat un Just returned from the war tom difficult calls to toe long distance of thq Somme, was the scene of corsagSj ment down to toe west of Parle, ously on shora-taavs . wise secure employment when they While theli; British air forpe Contacted Pntoam Station president of toe „ Manchester Im great number require handling. An announcement last night toe shore is a boardwalk, 30 feet meet at the church Friday night at In Essex, the county immediately der a canopy of crepe peper China, and ,-ready'- again to office In Rome brought busy sig some o/^he fiercest German at- A reception for the immediate wide. A t the middle of the ix>ard- another such wedge might be all foreign seamen ' vompleta the course. Ail at present fought to help the French meet "A fter leaving Boston static provement Association and active “ Any inference that we contem- said that French bombers, attack families and close friends followed driven e u t for encirclement of th* 7 o’clock, preparatory to going to the German attack, military cir 40orth of the Thames between Lon- streamers and balloons to unwrap sail the seasAo protect Americans nals for long periods: tacks. walk is a two-atory restaurant and ara not listed oa th* vlassd SMtsndlng the class are receiving conditions prevented radio con ly Interested in toe district's af plata a mass drive or wholesale ing In the Peronne, 8t. Quentin at the Villa Louise, Bolton. On French capital, th* GermaM u y . , roster of a ship making p their camp site at Coventry. It cles here acknowledged that the doq and the sea, but most of them her numerous and beautiful gifts, under the shme flag that passed by ■"The government declared a 12- The Germans used onh mechan administration building and a iMtructloh in machine work. tact with Boston. Later at 11:45 fairs. arrests tacause of the defense pro and Chimbral. sectors, destroyed -a their return from a wedding trip But th* German population at Striking at a poteaUal Tasterday the graduaUng class was originally planned to go to the Gerniana had made some progress fell in open fields and no damage ohe of which was a "pantry shelf" in the recent parade—the ond and gram is wholly unwarranted. mlle tone around the coast of ized division at each of four prin modern bathhouse with s capacity p. m. (toe plane) was over Put railroad station and several Ger to Washington, D. C., and Virginia larg* w u little concerned wlto of information for aa aw "Had an outing at the S^vatlon camp Saturday morning, but the at certain points In the Alane- was reported. Hearchllghta went .stocked with choice grocery Items. only—our red, white and blue. So nam, Conn., and contacted the That* is not ons esnt.saked for ad Italy and off toe shores of her cipal points of attack as wsli as for more than 3,000 bathers at one into action when a plane was heard Dancing and a general gopd time folks, hats off as the 0 ^ passes posaesalons; including Albania, man convoys and dropped ,mor« Mr. and Mra. Eagleson will ^ at such epeculatlon. Federal Communlcatleas atnny camp at Coventry Lake, with changing of the date of the Court Soihme battle, but added that no Putnam radio station. ditional prison faeUitiea Our sm- In at least two less important than Six tons of explosives on Ger time. Adjoining the bathhouse Is over the dlatrlct, and some flashes was followed by a buffet luncheon dangerous to navigation and re sectors, Telefrance said, adding: home to their friends after June Tha average man knew only that ■Ion forbade the country's ^ 4Hs director and Instructors as of Honor, made necessary chang advances could bo described as by. / "Hartford attempted contact High'School Plays phsals la on preventivs work.” man troops in the St. Quentin a swimming pool 06.by 166 feeL were Seen, but there were nq ex of cold meats, salads, pickles, rolls, Just a New Cpmer, quired advance authorisation /or "Each muat be far from toe 15 at 564 Center street. the Second phase of the western amateur radio operator* to : Jguaata and a program mostly ing to Friday. penetrations of the French de every minute from 11:50 to 11:53 Sems msmbers of the Appropria area alone. Flanking these structures be plosions. toffee and a tiered wedding cake Mra. Frances J. Hunt. approach o f any ship. theoretical strength of 500 tanks offensive had started wlto a pow munlcati^ with foreign Averts and games was followed by fense pojiltlons. but could not establish contact. tions Comqiittae commsntad prl- Light French bombers, including hind toe boardwalk ara game As no assignments of pastors or Some incendiary bombs fell near nurmoiinted by miniature bride Game Tomorrow Some obaervers betteved Italy because of heavy loaaes suffered in Valenti-Tripp araas, a children’s playground, and erful push, so soon after tha Battle In tran^ittln hu FBI a dinner. It was said the Germans were Lower ceilings were apparently vstaly that on toe face o f toe Bud some bought recently from the of Flanders that It seMrall> wu mendation, Mr. R o o u v^ t assistant pastors were made this the Thames. The A ir Raid Pre and bridegroom. Here are the rules; get Butaau’s letter "it looks like had mined at least part of her sea ths Battle of Flandens." Mias Jeanette Tripp, daughter of bordering Alewlfe creek In toe tapping everywhere to find, a soft encountered after leaving Putnam United atates. were reported to believed her* that to* French have concurred In the departmst*jfrl week by Bishop Maurice F.^, Mc- caution services were ordered^ to Miss Bprger la to be married on When Old Glory is hoisted or ws ar* gstUng ready for wmr.” frontier, although the announce MrA Helen Tripp, of South Wind back o f to* park a picnic grove spot upon which to deliver a flerce and Pilot Hartwell lowered his Manchester High school’s base Frcnek Poeitlons Holding have dropped 15 tons of, bombs in had little time to prepare to make peetatlon "that there will Two Drivers Aullffe, Rev. Daniel J. Foley will stand by. but It was noVnecessary June 22 to ^ b ert Landry of Long lowered or passes in a parade, give Jackson told reoortars, how- ment did not spaelfy what dangers sor, was married this morning to Is being oomplctcd. A Ih^crc blow. flight from 2.000 to 1,500 feet be ball nine wUl play lU second French positions along the bat- the Peronne sector. ' Many Ger a stand. Ifoat number o f prisoMr* spend his.time at his home on Pine An accident coating five lives to call out the flre-flghtlng serv Island. Hen matron of honor, Mrs. it an American salute— with no evar, thsr* apparenQy had been a foreign ships would face in the Joseph Valenti, son of Mr. and pavedved parking field is to* ramain- fore crossing the Connecticut round game in toe State Inter- tlefront stretching 200 miles in man planes were reported shot Bqltava U m Valaerabla landled." and that United street. befell the Royal Air Force when a ices. C. H. Wesson of Hartford Road, foreign trimmings. Those in uni misapp^shenaion about to* depart- zonk if they approached without Mrs. Michael Valenti, of School ing ff*atur*. ea Are Localec gave a shower for Miss Burger river near Haddam. scholastic baseball tourfley tomor land from the Somme’s mouth down in an aerial battle, but no Th* Impreaeion In Berlin w u marshals and deputy bomber struck a ballon barrage May Follow FreneJi Example form should render the right hand maaFa request. He said that du approval. TTie plan for to* new park was previously. Wapplng Grange of "From toe statement of wit row afternoon with Glastonbury were declared by a military figures were given. street, this town. A nuptial rhaas that to* weygand Un* Is compare- "m ay b* caltad upon to Company No. 4 Of the South cable on the northeast coast last While announcement of French salute. Those not In uniform should nesses and a atatement by Pilot < I ) ties of toe marshals and their The power of Italy’s eubma-, was performed in St. Mary's R. C. prepared by W. Earle Andrews cabinet changes came too late for which she Is a member honored her High sebooL The game will be spokesman to be holding in the Aerial obaervers declared that Uvely vulnerable. The high com protect Fadsral or I t (C from Page One) Manchester fire A partm en t was night and crashed Into a row of remove their hats with the right Hartwell after the accident, the deputies probably would ha en rines, surface craft and air l ^ t and A. Kanneto Morgan, New editorial comment by London with a party following the recent played on the Glastonbury dia face of Nazi tank, plane, artillery immense fires were blazing both church in East Hartford! by Rav. mand reported It already had col ty.’* called on a still^ a rm at 6 o'clock miners’ houses. ’ITiree civilians hand and hold them to the left fight was lowered to 1,200 feet. larged somewhst by investigatory York engineer*. Payn* and Keef* momlng papers,' some observers meeting and gave her a fine floor mond directly back of too High hacked up toe warning. and infantry assaults. behind the German front and in Thomas J. Drennan, at nine lapsed at certain polnta. Suks Taong : OMtsr, S3, 8 Redpath Row, Mon last night to/SxUnqulsh a brush and two members of too bomber's shoulder, the hand being pressed "About four miles west of toe work. ' of New London are th* arebltacta- thought Britain might follow lamp. Another group of friends en school building there. Play will he Ships now an route to Italian Generalissimo Maxime Wey- Germany, where military objec o’clock. "This action is being carried on I Chief J. E d ^ H otm eti traal, who attended Princeton UnU fire. They M d trouble In locating crew were killed. The pilot and over the heart. river, a left turn was made and porta were warned to gjlv* port gand's arrangements for meeting The bride was attended by Mias engtnaers. tlclpatlng that Congrau UUnltjr; John Clement, 26, W ay France's example M drqpplng tertained her at a,pre-nuptial func called at four o’clock. Arrange tives at Mannheim, Ulm, Ludwlgs- A marine motlR has b*cn fol u a war of movement, in which the fire, \ ^ ch was in the woods navigator parachuted to safety. Women should salute' the flag while heading on a 120 degree true authorities Inmsdiatk .notice of tank and motorized thrusts by Angie Valenti, sister of the bride fores from tts In d , Maas., a Harvard graduate Former Premier Edouard Dala- tion at the home o f Mrs. Ellsworth ments for toe game were made hafen and^ Munich were attacked. lowed In-all construction work OermaM always have bean the un- between FCm and Spring streets. T h i balloon barrage, a system by placing the right hand over toe course, toe top of a .wooded knoll tos day and hour in which they support points arrayed in depth groom as maid e f honor and bar 1,000 sgonta to a rseord ilsdrgs :F. J. King, 31, Providence dler by shelving his Munich part Fairbanks of Pleasant Valley. late this afternoon. Italy Sows Mines; An airplane motor factory near and to* whale, which la y*ara surpsseed m uter," aald the Mm- of captive balloons trailing cables heart was struck. would enter ths danger sons, indi were said to be-working well. Munich waa bombed for the sec bridesmaids were Miss Inez Bum- mentary Dtehst aus Deutschland, 800, appaalsd to y o «B r4 ft. £, and Gregory H. Walt, 3B. Tomorrow being toe first Friday ner. Former Prime Minister Cham The salute to the flag In a mov "The plane continued through gon* by brought prosperity to this is Intended tp wreck invading berlain, who was retained In Win- cating their approxlmata positions Sources cloae to the government ond lime, it waa reported. haih and Mrs. Luther Burnham. adding: yera to api^y for Bsrvkw. [J| ^hanmnie, 'Vt., a native of Glen o f uie month there will be confes- planes. - ing column is rendered the mo the trees 409 feet before coming America Warned Two American boats which ar old whaling towm, has been adopt .HlaOs, N. T „ whose wife lives stoh Churchill’s new war cabinet aald information from Berlin waa The best man waa David Tripp, "Chi to* contrary, th* operations difficulty In raerultlBg alohs beard in St. James’s and St. : Heaviest Bombing Attack. Open Foriim ment toe flag passes. to rest against a stonewall. The Mrs. F. L. Gilmore rived at Genoa yesterday must that German leaden hod express ed as tha a)rmbol of th* new park. JtaH anii Ore. as lord president of the council. brother of toe bride. in Btillgtmn snd Holtand, certainly aganta w u fors***n, ra Bridget’a" church. t^fis afternoon Britain’s air activity came in The clamor for a "purge” of the These are toe United Btates evidence on toe ground and contlnUs their schedule under ths ed hopes of reaching Paris within The bride’s gown. In princess' in their flrst pbsas, war* a battle ttatiea show th a t> o m *■* Wmiarn -A. BuUitt. United and evening with masses celebrat through the path cut by toe air (ConttanaS fr*fD Pag* o**> the wake of too Nazi ^Air Force’s Munich remnants of the .govem- Salute the Flag rules about the flag—the only flag danger sons sunrelltancc. th e y 15 days through toe valleys oi the style, wa* of white rayon with lace against fortlfloatlonA Tits only eant in a thotiund SIta qn n ■tatea ambassador to France, sal craft indicated that the aircraft Is Given Surprise About Town Gains of Ground ed tomorrow -momlng. In St. heaviest bombing attack on Eng ment, voiced in Socialist and Lib Editor, The Evening HerakJ: that any American has any con ( coast and tos ceastlins o f parts of are to* passenger and freighter Oise and Alsne. Insets and a fingertip veil sur .s...... ■Imllsrlty between th* FtamtarfS^ menta.____ ' iu la telegram to the American « Jamea's church the masses will be struck the trees at cruising speed . haasy here that Coster, Clepient land since the start of the war. eral quarters with some Conserva • I am a new comer here to your cern with, the Red, White and ) ths empire with toe danger none ■hip EceUbur, booked to capacity The Germans' strongest smash mounted by an orchid. She carried tlon and toe fight tn FranM Is thSt Th* FBI. InfotiMd quaitwii at 6:30, 6:30, 7:30 and 8-.30. In St. Apparently in an effort to de Blue. and toe motor was functioning up Americans leaving Europe, and ' King ^*were last seen entering tive backing, was led by The La- lovely state of Connecticut, and Women employees ta to* muni waa the newest major development es on toe front norfh of Paris kp- a. prayer book and a white orchid. Claimed by Nazis Ctenhany retalM tha offenslv*.'’ already hu mimarooi f Bridget’s church tomorrow morn. stroy the airdromes from which to the time of contact with the to* freighter Exmouth. parently aimed at opening up these The meeting of Junior girls of tioM undar way Into In two ambulant with borlte Daily Herald, which said wish to -write a few words re cipal building last pltht surprised in Ital^ s broadening preparations toe American Legion auxiliary,' The maid o f honor and brtdeamaids D i*M t alao strssssd that tbs Ing the masses will be at 5:30 and Royal Air Force {bombers have the resignation of Chamberlain garding your splendid firemen’s ground. M ot* SoMlera Depart. highways to the capital. wore white gowns with red acces French now wera flghting alone, altan activity In widely ih s Intention of assisting In the "The pilot, Hartwell, and pas Mrs. Frank L. Gilmore, the former for entry into to* European war. scheduled for this evening, has' (CMittnaed from Pag* O **) Braetiation of a hospit^' 7 o’clock. gone out to pound military objec and a number of other ministers parade I Witnessed. I nm not Glacliolus Show Flghtlag Rcanmed at Dawn sories. 'The bride's mother wore a with little prospset of effective aeetloM of th* ooun^. senger Smith got out of toe wreck Gladys Keith, of 1 Middle turn Whstber to * empire coasUlne as Thousand* of Faaeist soldiers been postponed until liext Tuesdsy - The embassy Is pressing a search tives in toe Ruhr and other Nazi was “ widely dematKh*d.” fault finder, but I simply had to Fighting in the great battle black and white ensemble and toe help from Britain. qulrtu even extandad to or were thrown out. Passengers pike west. With a miscellaneoua emit was mined wrss not mads depertad today to Join 2,000,000 night. these raids, one of them while over for them in cooper^lon with Army The Second Congregatloiiiri Wo industrial centers, too German Other British mlmsters tinder pen my thoughts on what I gazed' opened by Adolf Hitler’s great o f Indian r * u r v a t la a a j* h ««: Here on Aug. 9 Noyes and Rideout were fatally in shower at 4he home of Deputy known. Nor was It known whether comrades assembisd. in Italy and mother of the bridegroom wora Hamburg. AUtborltlos, but go^nany new prison men’s League was represented at raiders dropped' high explosive fire are Sir Kingsley Wood, chan- upon ns "Our Flag," the good old tos mining of Italian waters had fensive yesterday waa resumed st navy blh'e chiffon with a gardenia foatarod and donustle the dedication of CentlnCl Hllthall, jured and were found under the Town Clerk HatUe Strickland on along the roads of her empire, eg- Stanley M. Qauggin ef 52 Oak Nineteen Gefman planes are ’ Jump was captured at Klrch- pleasant evening was enjoyed by Other IncendlaiY bomba which ApplloatloB I in the Rethel region of toe eastern friends from Brown-Thomson's ad retreating today at all points for development of slrplaM shore studied propossta for rristtaBj have much to be thankful for the pleased at toe attendance, toe fa a throat of eventual European In ministerial tasks. A fter July 1 toe young couple where to* Germans'peutrsted the Aack, near Saarbnlecken, May 12. those attending, and toe bride re fell In Kent started two Area on Application fot a marriage li sector of the front, touched off store were present and gave her ■ rseiUtisA . ii "home defenu foru" of n least ons can do is to salute Otir cilities at toe Temple and toe tervention in American affairs if New Black*ut prepaxatiops, to will be at home to their frlanda at Weygand line yastarday, and toe "Jump was in toe act of tak- ceived many beautiful gifts: the riwfs of buildings, which were cense has been filed at the office large numbers of amoke shells. radio, a set o f chin a sestter rug Secretary Morgenthau revealed men and a '’Mtional fata Flag, the colors, red, white and availability of parking space, that PUBLIC MARKET the United States went to the aid gether with (mohibltion Of toe use 149 SchMl street. 'They will leave Nazi legiou were said to be mak Hqg care . o f several wounded quickly extinguished, while an o f toe town clerk by Benjamin T. data 'The same three regions as yes snd other srticIeA Mr. and Mra. that th* AUtas ar* oonsidaring defenu corps," ths tatter to J blue, and thank God we live in a Chairman Slemsen and his assist o f beleaguered Britain and France. of fire strens and factory whistles this evening for New York City ing good progreea. flPrench soldiers," Honaker wrote Mr. anh Mrs. George Flake Ham other burned out on the front lawn Ratcllffe of Middletown Knd Ethel terday—Amlcna, Peronne aitd the Lennon fere setting up housekeep vast new purchu u of mlUtary against u b otsg* In kay land of the‘free, to be able to think ants felt they could not do better. The O a j ^ editorial waa under except for hqmhlng alarms, wers and will vlsTt the World’s Fair. Mr. Two ot tM "several” points >tlM embassy, "when heavy artil mond of Santa Barbara. Calif., are of a house, damaging only the E. BrouTj of this town. Pinon forest—bore toe brunt of ing this ikreek st 15'Main street. aircraft in this country. Uta An trlM. for ourselves. That dear flag of Accordingly, toe , show will open stood to reflset tha visw of the ordered. Valenti graduatad from to* High which tos high command an lery forced him to take refuge In a spending two weeks with Mr. and hedge. ' \ ti'amuitee A Fresh Shipment O f today's attacko. German tanka glo-French Purchasing Oonta^ 'Th* SeMta Appropriatlonn i ours la as a garment that protects oh August 9, from noon until 10 Italian i govamment Italians expected to team any school bera In the class of 1985 and nounced breaking in th* Weygand mitta* reeomnundod Sanate’ esUar at 9 a. m. Mra Seth Leslie Cheney of 139 Many bombs dropped in ICssex By . terms 'of a \i’arrantee deed ' ./■ - * pointed- toelr blunt anouta into Boopipta InersM S $426482. ■Ion h u compl|Kod Its ’ first fl,- us all. Our nation remembers those p. m. and it is the aim of the com Ita ly iS: p a y i^ close attention momlng that their armies already Um «(er« aald autooritattvsly to ’ "H e remained in toe cellar until Hartford Road, parents of Mrs. fell near 'a boy’a school, and an recorded st the offtcis of the town French defenses and flltared Hartford. June ^— OPt—In mak is employed by toe United Alroraft 000,000,000 pnQto buying program sag* o f a houae-approvsd Hammond who was toe former clerk, property on St. John street boys who wore the khsKl, the blue mittee to make it greater and to the trend of' American opinion had marched across ons or more Corporation In East Hartford. have boen at A m le u and along nuat to the relief hOt . tour o’clock that afternoon and air force landing school and in from Boston Fish Pier on ths I European conflict. through, hut wars reported de ing public May taxveceipta today. and h u disrnsssd with him toe Miss Katherine Cheney. has ^ c n conveyed to iDavld H. and the gray, who died that a vic more colorful than last year. They frontiers. the Ailetta river. aUeoA Communists and fsvben he emerged he was taken gardens and fields, injuring no one, Amegigan intervention, Gayda stroyed by point-blank Are from State Tax (tommiaaioner Charles poasIbUlty of a new program, he ■ Williams by Alexander Jarvis. tory might be won. With reverence will have a novice secti.on, open to ...... lb. 10c Or**c* Beportad Nervous J. McLaughlin reportad toe in (Tha Altstta river roughly par- Bund memben from W P A ^elaoner. Since his jautomoblle the British said. y grower who has not previous- Fresh Shiny M ackerel...... wrote, would be an "oatentatioua, French 75-mtlllmetar Held pieces. Mtd. Andrew F. Rankin o f Wollaston, One bomb struck a rectory gar Newspaper dispatches from crease lisat monto as oomparad to Hospital Care Is allels th* Ailetta canal. UniUnking In tha strictly m lllU iy ■ was intact, a German' officer or- won a prize for his or her glad- Fillet of Haddock...... lb. 23c rash taking o f sides in favor of a Far From FblTlBteasity Want Ta Bay "SorphM" Mass., will receive the degree of den in Lincolnshire, it wa* re Athena declared that Greece, sand May 1939 waa *428433. the Oise and A ls u rivet* about Morgenthau also diaclosad that toe Arn^ chief of ststt, Oend him to 'drive th'e car with tolba aplkes. Ehchlbltora In tola Conn. River Buck S h a d ...... *...... lb. 10c small part against a greater part The battle toward Paris was, Grounded men to toe German side. Master of Arts from Boston Unl- ported, and two women were in wiched between ItM y and Turkey, however, far from Its ful) intensi Given 1^0 A g ^ 86 miles northeast of Paris.) tos Allies had asked permission to Georg* C. Marshall, who ban I yeralty at the graduation exercises Black in a Dramatic Mood class need not be ipembers of toe ...... lb. 15c o f E u i ^ . ” was nervous over a war threat in Tbs Weygand Una, sutoorlsed e' _«He had no documentary evl- jured allghtly b3r-flying glass. Roe Shad...... Would Provoke Baaetton ty. Franch sources expressed belief Jap* LMUMk SatmutMA. buy "surplM World War arms appearing befotr* the H ouu ' June 10. Mr. Rankin is a graduate With the Nazi air atUcks ap society. Fresh Bntterfish, large size ...... lb. 19c that comer of toe Balkans. Tokyo, June 8— OH—A new sub- German sources esid, "proved on Ury Committee, reeomma " ta io e would be up to toe Whit* House. to bring Ita strength to 2S0.00^q Guild at Its annual meeting; yes pounds each, at ...... i ...... u ...... lb. 23c toe spokesman said, ware bolding To Defense Group acribad to* Weygand Un* u deep Zoner. Dental Clinic in Chicago, south of Yorkshire, was set sflre. ‘dUBcult to see’’ why European be concentrated and ready to em well and military leaders consider per eent of aged persou receiving AU disclosed o f the purpose of The Houu Appropriations' and Mrs. Hurd C. Willett, Lln- terday afternoon at the South The communique «ald high explo At Meeting Smoked Shoniders, sugar cured, shankless ...... lb. 18c powers should not intervene on be bark, while Allied vessels cruised aasistahhe through the State Wel and ilexlbla, designed to give but tos day's Defense C2>mmiaslon mittae meanwhile hurried Methodist tourch. Mrs. McKin toe situation "fairly good.” net break with attack.) ' .bolh, Maas, He asked that Mrs. sive bombs were used in two of Rib or Navel Corned Beef ...... lb. 10c half o f any American nation in con among toe islands. Heavy German artillery bom fare Department meeting w u that the aeasion w u Mr. Roosevelt's ssMad «cl ney aucceeiu Mrf. Leo Schendel. the atUcka "without, causing any Rakis Caoas Iriltatlo* i W illett put up 8100 to buy him flict with the United States if the (A t Istanbul, the Turkish gov bardments wer* ’ reported by' toe callod to perfect further plau for Inary defenu request to t $1 Mra. Adam Mankin is vice presi serious damsge." .. . , (Ooattaaed From Pag* On*) Rapeatad Allieo air'raids during aiothea and transportation In the United States should set s prece ernment last night ordered partial high command east of^ toe Oiss reumlng the Mtlon. Sidney HUI- QOO.OOO. using only n day a •ven t he is released. dent and Mrs, J. L. Wlnterbottom, Incendiary bombs fell In toe dent by Intervention in a European luroovaT of dtiaena from' the city Hospital Notes tha night hours. espedsHy over man, to* tabor and employqient half for subcommlttu haartagB-i secretary and treasurer. The date nirsl districts of Yorkshire, Lin cusston When the delegates ' as FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES shd along toe Ailetta 'nvsr where to* western snd soutowastern . am sure," Honaker ^ d e d , war. and dtrseted spraying of wooden Nasi bsftertcs sent over a larg*; member, w u uMbI* to attend. He *ithat he vroidd be greatly disap- of the annual picnic was set for colnshire and Norfolk, alao on toe sembled for luncheon prior to toe Florida Juice Oranges .. .dozT27c Hs said actually "American In- roofs with a fireproof chalk mix frin g u o f Germany, caused in- also w u prevented by Ubiess from June 18, and the place, MrC. A l east coast, as well aa on the business meeting. number of smoke shells. Admiasiou yeiterday;' Mra. eibsslng Irritation here. They Urges Wagner Act UMntod were his release not effect New Cabbage, solid h eads.. , .V...... ,,, .lb, 5c. tarvention in hehidf o f England ture to lessen danger from in 1 'The spokeaman skid tots might attending last week’s prgsnlution bert Holman’s home In Bolton. Thames side, where docks, wharvu FitzGerald viewed the incident and France began toe very flrst CSeorge Bsrbero, 121 'Spruce w.pr* interpreted by (Jermans u ed." Fresh, Large Pineapples...... 2 for 2Sc cendiary bofuba) Indibate a new attjek there was session Ice cream and home made cake and warehouaea line both sides of a "personal" -matter of Spel- day of the war. It rapldiy expand A chriUan mobilization order street; Mrs. Agnes Adamic, 186 "a,ttampta .to sow uniest” on to* i-ttorney General "Jackson told Not Be Changed lacy’a. being planned. j were served by the hostesses yes tos Thames most of the way from Fancy New Potatoes, .i... ,.. 6 lbs. 25c ed from week to week. It can in needed only II Duce’a word to place Birch strsst: Mra. Mary Irish, 44 German domestic frozL reporters tost "we do npt sntlei- Wublngton. Jup* S- "Artist Tells terday, Mrs. W. L. Hooper, chair London to the river’s mouth. FitzGerald pointed out that Spel Sunkist Lemons, large size . . . .doz. 29c crease BtlU further without chang Naal WarplaMs Aetiv* North School street; Mra. Ger Supported by toe a r force and Chairman Norton (D-HJ) Of the entire nation in a q^ta of war. German warplanes,.he reported, pata any abnormal increase In the .4ffl moh; Mrs. Maryst to the Houu today to tasu „ Escape Tale ■tead at Clilcago. Paris, toe nortbwsstern region of German A n py w u hammerinig at Wagner tabog act "mriaspnlnB* i to have been brought don-n near AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Terror Repertod ta Malta service Jobs for men called to srma Robert Barbero and infant daugh ment’s anti-FIfth Column work. an east coast town, where anti The first alternate announced by France snd the center et toe coun ths northern defeneu of Paris Stafapi. official Fascist news The .Vstlcsn hurried prepara ter. 14 Msntl* street; Jean Rog He refcired to ■( letter which the maintain the "s tu d y aud aircraft guns opened fire after the any delegate was Joseph P. Brans- Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits ...... doz. 19c try late yesterday and during the along toe Somme river today. flow of industry" nsapsai « fm a Pag* Om ) ■geney, reported thait British su-* tions to house diplomats from ers. 88 Wellington , road; Mra. Budget Bureau sent Congress in New Synagogue plane dropped Its bombs, fleld of . Portland, appointed by Pineapple or Raspberry B u n s...... doz. 23c night. No alerts w en sounded in The asMult w u being carried Omritiss art terrorisiiig pro-Italian countries which might soon be con- Judson Nevera, East Hartford; connection with a request for addi toe nitional wetfu*. r A t the east coaat port a aearch- Senator Maloney last night, - Pari*. out with furious energy by many Opening debate on two i ltlM< , When toe.ear came out Poppyseed Rolls - ...... doz. 15c; 2 doz. 29c raeUlsate of the Islahd of Malta on slderad hostUa to Italy. T b iy may MrA. Mary Cowlu, 111 Main tional Justice Department fund*. To Be Inspected llght beam caught one of the raid- A heavy German raid in toa fresh German divlslona receiving reviriou in tbs taw, Mt a 1 the diauffeur, Mias Bohus got. Copies,,assorted if yon wish ...... doz. iSc f pretext of combatting ths be bottled up within the tiny psp«U street; Robert OIoIa 880 Keeney Stocks o f thousands o f gUM ap era. The anti-aircraft . batteries "ghtat of Fifth Column”' dsngsrs. Saar region 'was repulsed, the their baptism of fire on toe wort aaurted that snsmlu ef thi )etily and drove away. Then ■tats for ths duration o f any Ital street; Howard Feljows, 17 Spruce parently wera placed within reach roared as other searchllghta were Master Painters A rther krrests of pro-Italisn Mal spokesman said, when ths Freneh front, and the high command at into hiding and issued my ian waffara; street pt the AlUes— Bul^ect to W ar D* "dare not attack In ths bp*> Bta to toe newspapers. focussed on toe Nazi plane. DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! tese nationsis including tmployea oounteP-attacked. Th* Germans ported that France’s new Wey wero taking ndvnatags t i em Member* of Temple Beth Sho- Student war ferment kept guards Births today: Daughters to Mr. partment and WlUta House ap The raider appeared to escapie of ths government ware rsport- bad surrounded a French outpost m M ndlUou to nttnek tabor. ^ "Taranty minutes after I left toe lom will have a preview of the Hold Get-Together on duty protecting toe French ’and and Mt a Lee Rowe ef 140 BiauU gand U had been broken ”st sev proval—by JAckaon's ruling on the SO'men dro've up in a sta- new synagogue at the corner of toe beams for a time, but then ed. but were forced to retire, he ex eral plscu." M ra Norton w u sspselsBy < FRIDAY FOOD VALUES I British diplomstie establishments. street and Mr. snd M ra John Cer- legaUty €f sale. M |M I wagon. *nwy immobilized my Myrtle and Unden streets Sunday was picked up again and. attacked Stefani said this created "a plained. vini of 218 Oak atrest Fsfksd A tti^ 1SS48S BlSu ical of th* proeadur* wMcB hE vanta and beiurched toe house." mQrnlhg..at 10:30. The members by guns from land and sea. Planes Eighteen master painters of Butter, Land O’Lakes ...... ; . . .lb. 33c deeply painful impreasloa height- Th* new battl* along the lowar R w u a forked: attpek, deetgn- Tb* W ar Dapartnunt’s sur£hw mlttad IMV to eontral onT could be seen flashing across the Manch^ter and Rockville held a ad ^ th* propaganda ef hatred Somme foUowsd “strategical" Pbi)0as Goddard, who had been will have tan opportunity to in Cream Cheese, fancy bulk...... lb. 37c iudian Subjects Pleka Labor OsneOlatora. ed for a bUtskrieg a guest speaker was George H. Libby's Fancy Red Salm on.. . . ------.. . .tall can 25c sad U s hired beach- signed by Renid for Wendy Barrie to wear in RKO Radio’s twasn n a n es and Italy. ,tbs spokssmaa said, rrandi 1g n u named seezetsry to seven-man ■pseial reason for tbs actioa. but La Havre and the mouth o f toe Atao Included wora spproximata- Smith h u psnpoand. ■ooa would result In tha dedleatlon aervicea cn Sunday explosions but toe bombs were Waddell,, town treasurer, who dls- Sardines In Tonuto Sauce, foyal Scarlet. .2 Igc. cans 25c were proving dutructive agnutst Advisory Nstlonid Defense Com changu In tha a o | :. II "The Saint Takes Over.” The gown is heavy black crepe, the Jibuti ia das o f ths points named Labor Department officials caUed Seine river, approxiZMtaly 100 ly 800 British model 75 miUlmetor o f antl-Amerleaa, pro- June 28. 'nw inspectioh on Sun. said to have fallen Into aes. cusaed town affair*. Lawr*ao* eaCan 5c the ItaUaa Navy tat rlsiag ItaUsn Hamor fOr eonc«s- tb* sta*l moostaTA b* repOTtad, mission recently spimiatod by (M d guM , 100 British six-tach ton's eoannlttu haa w Ubdice" draped to long, pointed neckline, the skirt fullness Sardines,- Ani*rieaa Elagk Brand it an attempt to maintain barmen- mllM northwest ot PariA M and 1ffo-Naal ^ 3 group* In day 'Will be for members of Tern' At a third coast point to* Oonvera* tapraeldent o f to* aaao- I for ■tons, tslTllorlsl and qthsrwtas. with a* unspaelflafl nu^bsr wreck- tbs Prasidi5 ^ t VtiM tabor reletloBA Tb* urond' sttaek app— rad ta ■runs, more than 280 Briti*h etibt ■ddlrion of two Snotd ipla Beth Sholom only. I ssTfhWghte^HMd algbt Into day PUated in at wai>t Not* that yridt fitted waistline again. IdatlM aaSpraMdid last night ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANrFtf?qrF,fi CONN TimiSDAV, .TUNE 6. 1010 PAGB MANCHESTER EVENING HERAVH. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 6,1940 TWBLTS RED RYDER A Stfx>ng-Minded Young Lady BY FRED HARMAk J Y i i f V«>S fA't hVa r . . ivoe A. COOR.T OF OUSHCR wnw A eRCSlStR WMO z s Sense and Nonsense ABO&KD n s ALt rm OOXLKVIf, KY U Ft.' ♦ LtT riai -x LET M R m m Anaericaaeao One reason that we prefer a Young Frenchman (sighing) — GLTATHIM.'. barking dog to a calamity howler Tour English language will drive The following verses point out to that you can throw something me mad! some of the stumbling blocks In at the dog to drive )iim away and British Friend — What’s worry- the way of the foreigner who 1* generally you have to endure the you now, Pierre? ■ studying our language: other. Pierre (groaning)—I will never Bear la Uke bare, and pear Is like understand it quite, although I try brother to Bortsado) and Diafano Ix>ta For Sal* pslr, ’ . Try this on your wife: so hard. Yesterday my English Aatonobiles For Sal* 4 ; Business Service* Ofered 19 Help Wxnted—F ew l* 9.5 (big South American b y ‘Kayak's But tear is pronounced tier and Bride—My husband admires my employer said to me; "Do not - Paycheck Out sire) ara the Derby nomtneea. WANTED—YOUNG womkh about FOR BALE—BUILDING lot: on I J \ ' Serial Story tars.. taste In bats so much he never waste tha electricity, please. I do RADIO SERVICE on all makes. Then hear is like here, and scar is tikes to have me discard one. not want to have a heavy light Moderate prices. Call STERT- 25 c.apable of takir^ charge of Strong street. Inquire SS Wood FOR BAUC—1930 De»oto. rumble land street. Call 6349. Parasang, a eon of Halcyon, — "like sere. Mrs. Longwood—My husband bUl.” ------^•at. fJ5 c*»h. 65 Florence street. MAN at Wayside Furniture, 45 small restaurant. Apply in person In lOth Roiin^ ktarted out the year aa the "third- A customer set down at a table to W. T. Mahoney, Pine street And dear, shear like deer and also wants me to keep on wearing 'West Center street. Phone 7170. stringer" In Sonpy Whitney's BETTE DAV13-CHARLES BOYER sheer. my old hats, but he isn’t clever in a smart restaurant and tied a J9S1 CHEVROL.ET coach »10 Rests iireint. Legal Notice* 78 •table, tehind Carrier Pigeon and enough to think up as nice 'an ex napkin around his neck. The ^eemiM>9evMiA.i (town, 12.00 week. Brunner’s. 80 , Beat’s not like great, nor beak Florists— INurMiics 15 Says He Will Hang Up n igh t Ospimand. But those two like break, ^ cuse as that. scandalised manager called a Oakland street. Manchester. ^ i.iat'oa pKRMiT have hem distinct dlaappolnt- waiter and instructed him, "try to Help Wanted—Male 94 NOTICK o r APPLICATION Gloves; Loses to a And neither U freak like steak:. BY J. R WILLIAMS OUK BOARDING HOUSE w riB MAJOR HOOPLB l i n OLDS CX5UPE. 1937 Pontiac SALVIA, ASTERS, atnnlas, pe This Is to aivs notice that I menU, while Pfrasang now has While beam, strange to say, will The BEST companion for a hay make him understand as tacttolly OU'I OUR WAY Stephen I.ukee of 14 Kdward etreei, "HbliTHIS, . tunias, marigold, 'calendulas, two^ood victorlia to hla credit In riiyme with seam. ride Is a GRASS widow. as possible, that that's not done.” coupe. 1937 Plymouth coach. 1937 WANTED— YOUNG or middle Menclieeter. Conn., have filed an ep- Young Colored Boxer# ^Ftord coupe. 1936 Chevrblet scilan. snapdragons, tomato, pypper and aged man for gas station at pllratlon dated Ird of June, 1>40 three outings He hron the experi As well as with cream and dream. Said the thoughtful waiter to the O^aM otors at the Center -6463. cabbage, all 10c dbsen. . Pepper, tendant. Must have knowledge of aUh the t.Wiuor Control Comtnieelon mental handicap at Jamaica, worth Feign, deign, and reign rhyme Judge—Did you hit t))ls man jn customer: tomato plants, four dollars thou for a I'ackage Btora Permit for the Chlcago, June 6.—lAX.- Johnny *3,750, and yesterday sedred easily with fain, Dane and rain. an excess of irascibility? Walter—Pardon roe, sir! Shave cars. Apply George's Esso .Sts- eele of Beer only on the premlete Paychek la through with the and HERUEn TOO 19M DOBGE SEDAN. 1934 Ford sand, cabbage two dollars thou tibn. Main and BIssell streets. over ten others. In thd Swift As. well as with skein, rein, and Rastus—No, sah, Jedge. Ah jes’ or hair cut, sir! sand. Geraniums in bud and blos of ie« North street. Maneheeter, ring. Stakes by three lengths to plch up vein. hit him In de stummick. aadan. IPM ^ym outh sedan. 1932 Conn. The businete Is owned by He decided today' to hang up tain Bulck tedan?^ camp trailer. Cole som. 15c each, 11.50 dosen. Small WANTED- EXPERIENCED bak .Stephen I.ukee of 44 Kdwerd etreel, another *4,150. fTarntr Bret.-Firtt Natitnal Pieturitalhn e/. 'thf Norrl Although sew is like so, atlll new MANY A MAN HAS BEEN geraniums, ageratum. vinca vines, er's helper, steady work. Man .Menrheeter. Conn., and will he con boxing gloves following bis tenth Is tike gnu. "A Man Wrapped Up In Him STITNO TRYING TO GET A LIT Motors. Main « t ^ t lot opposite round knockout In the Coliseum ^Armory. Terms airaii(:e FOR HALE-MEN'S rebuilt and State's Case on Gaso* folks last night that he had been tember morning in 1848. In their^mid-tMns, bright hair Uke caught. Long Distance Movers Tel 6260. relantcd Hhoes., Better than new overmatched In Aghtlng the Paced by Hayes and (Silver blown about their faces, full skirts billowing, they scuttled But bought, brought and thought 68 Hollister street line Levy Hiifges on cheap shoes. See them. Sam heavyweight champion and that Streak) GIbbie himaelf, who be up the steep steps of Miss Haines’ exclbaive school, eager are like ought. Yulyes, 701 Main. Food's not Ujee good, nor foot Uke TRUC*K WITH common carrldr Mon-Suit Motion, -r fright did not lick him. tween them garnered • of an 18 hit to hegr more of the scandal which Emily Schuyler, pret Manchester platen for local and out of toWn Savage Battle boot, ^ ^ barrage and to score 5 of the 8 tiest and pertest of the floick,/had peomisM to enlarga Although brute, fruit, and route moving. L. T Wood Co. Phone Hartford, Jyii# 6—OP)- A legal Evening Herald Garden— Farm— Dairy j From the Aral punch, when Al runs Gibble's sent the Dairymen upon when they reached the seclusion of the dsMroom. are Uke tioot. u m . Products 50 action through which the state len’s savage right cut Paychek’e ClafiBifled A dvertisem enls .down to their second defeat in Emily—centre of a breathless Blood is Uke mud, and door hopca to cstabllah the right to col left ear, the crowtl of 4,000 saw a thrf« starts. For the Dairymen group — waa soon displaying dmnnd it! TeU them t h e W h !“ rhymes with ore. Count RiA avaiRMn Mvrda tu h ■’iiiit. FOR .SALK GREEN Mt. pota savage "flght seldom equalled in iRIUAlR. Bumb«r» and abbra\iatruna PxinlinK—t**perinR ' 21 lect an additional half million dav for tranaitnt plete Including labor and ma Sjxiit Arena. the flght and displayed his- crafti der trial. It was the first dey of worth OP ada ^ . Superior Court Judge John H, tied th< score but went down In seat! ai she entered end waited But shoulder is no kin of should. MMiattvo Marob IT.1B37 terials all types of painting— ness only In two rounds. order In the last twp frames while school and none of them had yet, Freight, eight and weight wiU TICKETS FOR^ King said after conclusion of argu in silence. CarH i.'bargo entlmatca tree—work guaranteed. ments yesterday that he would Paychek made a rousing rally Gibble's scored three runs In the met Mile. Henriette, the new rhyme well with date, FOIMCONES.'*' f Cabaacutiva Dayi.e.i 7 ctai v eia X household Goods 51 “I’m going to tell you a true A CEKTAIM MULE • Conaacutlva Dara...! f eiaill eta Home Decorating Co. Phone 5666. give bis decision on the motion In the ninth but failed to press hlS eight to clinch the game. French teacher, but Emily in But height-rhymes with kite, not 4-a I Day ...... in etalll eta b r id e * GROOM SPECIAL! sometime during the day. advantage. His hesitation, perhaps The score: sisted that lbs was ths woman story, girl*!" she began. "Per Kate. All Bfdara for irreralar iniertibna Inspired by Louis' knockout, per Dairymen haps I'm wrong in telling it to Plague rhymes with vague, as Vtll ba cbBTRAd at tha on# time rate. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE In'the action, State Treasurer accused of the. crime. •paelal rates for Iona term every Repalrinx 2.9 COMPLETE X ...... *198 Joaeph B. Talbot is attempting to mitted Allen to fight his way out AB. R. H. PO. V. E. And Emily was right. you—you’re so young—but in hrqll as with'Haig, B ool'S AND HER BUDDIES Now', Pug! BY BDG4R MARTIlt .a-a of trouble. R. Benson, p ...3 0 1 2 1 0 But aigue is not pronounced egg. 4ay advertlelna alven upon requeit. La \VN MOWERH kliarpened, 18 mqnths collect *6,117.91 In tkxes and In ' When Mist Haines introdueed s few years you will be women AA* Offered before the third or to p ^ terest from the Falrcheater Oil Was Outweighed Lynch, c ...... 2 1 0 1 0 0 Guile rhyhiqs with mlle.' but guilt ' t VM 6VAD VVa Twavi W)TH HHMM i t MUMMY* fifth day will be charged only for cleaned, oiled, adjusted 9125. Alien, who at 179 1-2 was out Magnason, 3b .. .5 1 2 4 2 0 , is Uke . tba aataal number of Umea the ed Prompt delivery service. Phone us . \- Com|>any, Inc., of Port Cheater, VdsTW ST ’. VM tMV GOWtAA AtT Avv iv4o*,t ■nqAiMtw TE«t€» VMYh 4>oaiA o(xry„Ruir :ial ABpaared. aharglng at the rate earn- HERE IS WHAT YOUMJI'JT’ • • • • N. Y. The amount waa levied re weighed 9 1-2 pounds, took Pay- Keeney, ss ...... 5 I 2 3 2 0 As* Well as the^ words- quilt Md tvJtid tta T E H tW tO OP T’MOW iw e b a# bat no allowanca or refund! can anytime Open evenings except chek’s best punches. Jabbed and Kelsey, af ...... 4 2 3 4 0 0 buUt. •V4B Monday. Telephone 5937. Karl- Complete Bedroom Sih^c, cently on the difference between ba aude an ali time ada atoppcd plete Living Room Sult^ the amount of gasoline received punched with both hands and had Skoog. cf ...... 4 0 3 3 0 0 Guild Is like gild, and build rhymes f O O U l M After the fifth day. sen'a piwn Mower Shop. Buck- hts opponent so battered that he Upp, 2b ...... 4 0 1 2 2 0 with skilled. Na **tll1 forbldt'*; display llnee not land. plete Kitchen oiitfU, In the company’s atorage tanka In •aid. . iJimps, IJnolcum, Radio Connecticut and the amount sold would have received a unanlmoua DcMerchsnt, Ib .4 0 0 5 0 1 But mild la not pronounced milted. Tba Maraid will not be re«j»uneible dcrisioii regardlcBS of the aiiddcn T. Tomlinson. If 4 0 t 3 0 0 ULueij *■6. far more than one incorrect ineer- LAWN MOWEHR SHAItPENED, many other ncceaaories too nuirt for which it has accounted to the tlOB ^ any advertlaement ordered repaired: sh'eara, knives, etc. eruua to mention. State. knockout. !G. Trueman, rf,.4 0 0 0 0 0 • "That’s liis feig weakness—chasing (Ire engines.' far aara thao one time ground: keys fitted or duplicated; NOTE THESE FEATURES----- \ l>Mit in E«'wporatlo4i Clahn In the tenth round, Allen crash- | \ Tba laadvertant omieeion of la* The defendant contenda the dla- cd over a short right cross that j 30 5 13 27 7 1 STAMP NEWS aarract publication of advertieing vacuum cleaners, clocks, phono We give you In writing, no pay- will ba rectified only by cAneelletlon graphs, .etc., repaired, overhauled. menta when sick or unemployed. crepancy was lost in evaporation, dropped hla foe for a nine count. OIbble'a 4. ^ I A alnillar punch then kmckeit AB. R. H. PO. A. E. BY HYLVIA af the charge made for the eervice Bratthwalte, 52 Pearl street. Free delivery. Free atorage until and claimed that the law, which eo^mmnnten ttAFOSIMa FLAPPER FANNY faeidared. wauled. Free Interior decorating provides for a three cent tax per Paychek flat on hla back. He had Legelt, as .. . . lOAHO All advertiaeinenia must cunfurm LAWN m o w e r s repaired sharp, Hayes, lb .. . , i U ) •sso'isse ta at/le. copy and typogniphy nith service and our 80 years ol ex gallon on'gasoline "sold or us«8INa HOURfi—cieeeined ada FREE TRANSPORTATION TO Experts testified that uritb-550,- winning 30 by knockouts. Allen T. DuBaldo. p aSHtJfWftSsS’ssswss.**. T.M.ssaV.a w.sw. *■* ta ba published eame day must na LAWN MOWERS sharpened and AND FROM OUR STORE 000,oho gallons sold annually In | has won nine of his 13 pro tK>_uta Haponik,, If/ . ,.5 0 raaalvtd by it oclork noon fintur- reconditioned. Dell.ery nervluc. 3 Waya; (1) Phono or write for a the state, a decision favoring the ^ by kn/>ckouts. Wolfram , ^ ...5 0 .. days 16 so. Tel 4531—4.VI6 Snow Urnthera, Glovannij/ c The Warning BY tfO^CRANd "Courtesy Auto" to’ call for'^you, state would mean collection of 'pHE Idaho state espUol at Bols* WASH TUBBS TclepKofic Your Wunt .\ds 336 Summit. Gibbons/3b bring you to the atorc and take you about *750.000 In taxes and Inter ^ forms the design of tha U. S. SSS srs «vc«pi«d ovar (h« («ls- WANTED TO -niNE. repair and back home. (2) Drive to the'atore est for the six year period ending «otsFn«Nd6 vwoito,TrrA. you're auu, pmmsoH* IN ssAu hou6C. h* WHY '1 e if AtB DOtf AW m [and LfAME YOU 10 PACE CASHOtA AU8EI* Vhaas St tha CHAROB RATE sivrn last Dec. 31. Thereafter, they Hading' N oies 47 8 19 36 8 3-cent stmnp above, commem TOU MB 70 LURE YOU AWAY SIMM MOrtl PAT. MAYBErri MC05 OH.Noi gur xMdUO vou told tss,tha. her gMB / regulate your piano o( player In your own car and we'll refund orating the 90th anniversary of B. VOU'RR TRCMBUMd. shsvs s% A ec ivanalhca to advar- the coat of your gasoline If you said, the extra yield would amount Gibble’s ...... 103 no 030- JACKIC‘6 UHABMf 0 SO HE CAU sa*« / l PONT meet many NICE KAIOWIN* US... ADD X KMBW EOtSETHIM* WA« UfL tlssrs, bui tha CASH HATCH srill ha piano. Tel. Manchester .‘5062. Irymen ...... 100 101 300—5 the admission of Idaho to- state SELtM LIKE you DOWN I X‘Md0tM*‘E>tNALK SnO YOUBHOUSC AkTHOZ seeaptad aa FULL Pa YMKNT if purchase amounts to *10 or'pver. to. about *500.000 annually. There's quite a"wondertng" ses > VOU. eUT 1 JUV CAN T PO A PIRTY psid St tba tmslnaaa olTica on or lis- |3| Come by train or bus and we'll Runb batted In Skoog 2, Tomlin hood. The stomp will be placed IRtetC V.IKB THAT TO YOU.EAhV HEAH SI DE tWAMP. BUT CUtPiCTIP Momii*. fora tha aarenth day followlnii tha sion going on It IJncoln Field" son 2, Schubert, Kaponik. Gibbons on first day sa l^ t Boise, July 3. A O ! VOU dOT ID RUM Srsl Inaertlon or aacb ad olharwiaa RuHine!4N Opp4frlunities 92 remit your fare if your purchase those days over the Argcntlni--br Is *10 or more. 3. T. DuBaldo, Daigle, Hayes; two The $3,000,000 topltol Is buUt AV4AV NOW BEK’ Iks CRAROB RATE, will ba collaet. Vino Puro. Horatio Luro. Argen base hits, Schubert, Gibbons 2. of native Idaho ssnilatotM, quar tr TOO t ATE s*. Ns ratponalbUilv for arrora in .IRKSH SHOPrE fixtures’ and a ALBERT’S FURNITURE 1X3. tine sportaman,. brought him to taltplissad Ada will ba aaaumad and well established business for sale. Hartford Store—43 Allyn St.- Q u e s t i o n s Skoog, Benson: double plays, Kee ried at TaU* Rock, within sight of thair sseuraav a*nn/>i ba rnaran- Phone Manrheater 3442. this country and sold him w Mis. ney to Lipp to DeMerchant: left the city. \ ' tsad FOR SALE DRESSERS chest J. F. Waters. San Francis^ social on baaes. Dairymen lO.’^Glbbie's 12: l(Wio—“Ught on th ^ Moun- Index of CIsMiilicBlions HKAUTY SHOP, centrally located of rlfawera, chairs, 3 piece parlor Kneouragv your lihrarieri to ite. He won a mlle-aniV^sIxteenth bese on balls, off Benson 4. T. Du taiito”—was organized as a ter Btrika ...... A III Hartford. Gocwl profit, gixHl' s«>t.. beds, suitable for cottage. 68 get. IXH)k8 on the Latin:Amer handicap at Santa Artta during Baldo 5: wild pitch. T. DuBaldo 3, ritory in 1868 out of pa^ ot KapbAbmenta ...... H reason for selling. W,rlte Box B. the winter by aeve^ lengths In Mgrriagaa .aa^skssssssssssss#* C Spruce street. ican countrlea. I.,earn their tan., Benson 1; struck out. by Benson 1. Washingtofi. NehraMu and Ndctb DWtba ...... D Herald giiagcs. read their literature. 1:43 8-5 eased u p / beating Air- DuBaldo 3. Time 1:40. Umpires, . Dakota, srith L are principta manufacturea. WHY J h o L O I ^ IMTCReSTiNfh. Waated Autoe—Motorcyclea ... .it tor on rubber with plow and culti The word around Belmont Is you.,who do not wish to hear ths OUR XTEFCtatOE/ CViClhDAn’ YOU f-THE SOlS h Dwalaaaa aad Frateaeloaal frrTSree Mrs. Nat Srhwedel, 20 Weat- —Manchester l*Ddd,v, editor of questions about a certsfn French Idaho’s northern boundary, on Btibfaeee Servicea Offered ..... it mliistcr. Road, i ’hone 5001. vator. bublin Tractor Company, that Saturday's Belmont SUkes Is ' .prison, and shout snobis family •tory, you have my permission Providence Road, Wllllmantlc. the Las Angeles News. the Canadian border, to 48 miles Hanaehold Services Offered .saalt-A •a wide open as the mouth of New *Lover Courtship named Praslin. HUe, Henrietta, to go.” ' long, its southern boundary 808 yJiTH \feSLlS^V SIKfOLC Building—Contracting ...... \« WA.NTED WATTRK.9SE.S for "Aw. w* got atude^ government. If anybody tattlu, (is VYiTn’K A JiM HANDED.' Floneta—Nureerica .kk*. What docs a thing like a war York's. Holland tunnel. Galla- who hsd felt thc'chilt of their No ono stirred. All were silent miles. knows the gang’ll'^ak* care of him after school.*’ V Funeral 'Directors It < banquet work. Apply Sheridan hadlon. Mrs. Ethel V. Mars' Ken And ,I^drriage\ suspicion from the 5rst, and —• little frightened. )lKtallng—PI«mh1ng—Roofing .. 17 I Hotel. • ■ . RiNtma WithituI Krtard 59 mean to mg? All these yearq, tucky Derby winner, gained new \laauranea ... 18, on the stage, and I've never been who hsd gone on courageously tFor mostof oiir story we will FOR RENT FRONT room, fur- support by his latest workout, / i f lillUtBery—Dreaaniaking . . it ; shot yet by an audience, or a M(e. turning In a 3:36 3-5 psrformaucs Weigh the Rseulto J‘ .. in spite of it, suddenly turned be in Paris in a large and beauti. 'JtJONEKVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Btoviag—Trucking-Storage to i nlahed, ^ convenient to'-Aircraft. —John BsVrtjrmqre, actor. . dssthly pals, and hurried from ful house, the residence of the ^gbUe Passenger Service ...... it-A Telephone 4238 after 6 o'clock. over thi , full mlle-and-s.-half OaretoUy Before /Pointing—Papering ...... 11 routb with speed to spare. He was •CoHfnsetng All’ / the room. Duke and Duchess of Praslin. Prafeaslenal Serrleee ...... it , By EraeM R. and OtSdye B. It is of the governess In that I l l u s t r a t e d W a r P h r a s e Repairing ...... , .....s . vt RENTALS caught the mile in 1:43. Blme- In the office of Mist Haines— Tailoring—Dyelnf—Cleaning .. 14 SEE AKIHUK A. ^ Business Ixications lech’s latest had him moving a Groves who had been aware of the facts house I shall tell you. Toltat Oooda and .Service ...... For Rent 64 Open ForunL mile apd flve eighths In 3:50, s Noted Anthorltiee on Marriage in the kass before employing “ On a February morning sows 6l» ANTIC "PJRNIN6 MOVgMENT EXPOSES ENTIW R iQ H T F L A N K Wanted—Buekneia b'cr\lce .. .. 16 Belationa Bdneatloael departure from his regular train > her MUe, Henriette met the years ago she had not yet ar- purees and Ciaaeee ...... k.k^ 17 KNOFLA FOR R E N T -20x40 atore. at .68 ing and a good move to prevent his young American theological, stu riv^ in Paris, whsnes shs had Real Eatate tttonmae* Spruce strest. suttabls for gro- Waddslls Net Osonted “ Shall X coofsaaT” la oas of ths Imvate Instruetlana ...... II being short Saturday. Hs went ths dent, Henry Field, who had been summoned for sn inter ^Dancing ...... tt*A 875 Main SL Pbnn* 644* cerv or package store. Phone mile In 1:46 3-5. and looked good snost troublssoms, yet one of the iCuoleal—Dramatic ...... 39M. Editor, Tbs Herald: eimplest, queetlons that can plaguy ' proved her friend during si1 the view. Shs was a passenger on a BY MERKll L HIjOSSKE ' Wanted—Inatruettona ...... M going out the flnal quarter In amall^. Channel steamer which FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS It’* A Date PlManclat ------;------1* " - In reading your atory on the 25 2-5. Your Clutnce. off hla vie a man or woman In love. "If I tell, troubled days abroad.- It wss he *'Bondi—Stocks—MortKkgei ... 11 Manchester census last night, 1 tory over Century Note and Andy I may be JUted: but If 1 don’t tell. wh6 hsd reeommended her to was battling'its way across the f ------L*" ' ' ; Aualneta OpportiinitleR ...... >7 .Summer Home* For Rent 67 noted that It is desired that any stormy waters from Southamp reoK. coNsecumm ttcns f Difiisuiss T his is "'&»ary-ta‘'l>ian J* K, has a world of supporters 1 shall be miserable," goes the tale. Miss Haines, and now he said perfnna pilssed In the taking of ton toward Le Havre. She was e c e . AND R3R 'End vumks 'yOUK. IMS j. Help and Rltaatlaae FOR RENT^FIVE ROOM all ■round ths track. Exactly. If you don't tell, YOt| that hs hsd stopped in to wel- SHE VYCXAIINT ONK '‘CU v o te s . Disnwer iRtip Wanted—Female ...... 16 .nkes ta uUced to communicate wUl be miserable. Then what about eome her home. She reacted bit traveling alone, too, having long Halp Waniad—Mala ...... electric waterfront cottage at A TlJMeL*—— ,'TKl*phons Why Pay Rent Coventry Lake, fireplace, private* with The Herald. Latest press releases bring word ^ e misery of your sweetheart If terly, tsjrinpr that since her before learned to take cars of MAVM SHV 'S ueeavisoR Bslaam.n tvant.d ...... I«-A either my .wife’ nor myself Help Wanted—Male or Female S7 beach, boat. Available June 16th that four of the two-year-oW you do tell? You will be putting pupils had found the truth about herself. THOOOHr SHB SKAtcass — 4ln Rmale . * tage. (trepla.-e: 80 (I. by any census taker. la not responsible for IL and doing TD NUTTy- _BAa3V w rw Siiuatioae Wanted—Male I'.V through rest jo f season. (Tarroll well-Ailed with the claaa of tbe once. rail beside her. ‘You don’t mind Ttai pleasant lo(. Price - ...... McGdire. 42 istarkweather street. Probably the enumeratogs knew tbis In the name of love. Bmplaytnent Agencice ...... 40' $800 juveniles. These are tbe Polly “ You can face your con-, if I talk to you, do you.' he asked v o c e VYITM lalre Bine*—Pete—Penlfry— ; Phone 7116. !' all the answers in our cases and Drummond at Delaware and the You any you won't feel honest didn't bother to chsek. with an honest smile, ‘sines we V)A40M YtXJ VehleJen Joliet at Uncoln. both on Satur or loyal to your lover unless you science!” he said, looking down . WISE JUST Doga—Htrdn—Peta ...... 41 On C’ovenir.v Lake 4-Room ' I thbik that all who were skip tsiva Stock—Vahkclea 4fl^ that you crave the emotional thrill 3737. may le made known, and be .of conflesalng, even at the cost of Bamta and Aceeeaoriea ...... ^ 44 knowif to he reasonably correct straight—the lasb k flve-elghtha Building llaterlala ...... affair In 1:00 3-5—wilMiear wratch- destroying your lover's peace of exclusiveexclusive property of the Person I S lu f*l Diaiaonde —Walchea—Jewelry 41 'Very truly yours. mind? If you are truly loyal, will wcwondering whether to c o n f e s s . | IB OUll * Blaetrieal Appliancee—Radio... 4* House* For Sale 72 George H* Waddell Ing In the Polly Drummond. Flf ■i:ur Fuel and Feed ...... 41-A teen are expected to go postward you not seek your lover'e beat in- But what the other person needs! f~4.4 Garden—Farm—Dairy Pfoduete 60 FOR SALE—SIX ROOM, dohble in the Joilet, Including the unde tcreata? to know Should be told p rom p U y.jO f C O l l l l l i e i l C e i l i e n l Heuaahold Goods ...... 61 Stuart J. Wasley that he or she may be free to make | ' ■ > if Maohlaery and Tools ...... 62 Real Eatate and'Insurance garage, oil burner, large open WUlInmatle Nua Dies feated mid-westemer. Clarksville, Tbe question then becomes, Mualeal Inetrumenta ...... 61 porch, awnings, ground* well winner of four straight. The Lassie "What Is for the best intercot. of a new decision as to the question SCORCHY SMITH Cartalng For Two BY JOHNC.TKRn Stale Theater Building of marrying. CHfieo and Store Equipment m— 64 shrubbed, beautiful waterfall pool Wllllmantlc, June — Sister atilt has 77 eUgibIs and tbe Futur my lover?" Now we must inquire New London. June 6 - (AX-- The ■Metals at the Bte»i Tel. 6648 - 7146 Any Ttrae. Owner left town, am Instructed as to the hidden fact that Is beg W sarias Apparel. 'Fare Mar>- John Berchmanna. a nun for tty 107, Including the undefeated senior banquet tonight will usher lt«MiwvaiA,wrtu zoRA |/ato wrtw ‘n c «UN I SO PO ousH y Wantc*—Tp Bay to sell. See this for a real home. 50 years aad a teiMher at St. mid-westemer. CflarksvlHe, wrtnner fing to be told. i TtaXMT 0RA60R u s r /r r IS ta F ] ■toe etele Chaa. J. Strickland. Phone 7374. Joseph's Echool for 44 yeara died of four straight. Tha I hssjs still If It is something that. In itself, in commencement week exercises r i i L f W i f 9C0RCHYDCAD,7 Reetaaraele jlj Urge Discretion at Connecticut College for women Kecma Wlthoat Board last night la S t Joseph's convent. has 77 eligible and the Futurity may affect the Success of the mar^' I HIMI tap 9 f NOMrUM MAOdWO Keardera Wanted ...... 4 A native of Liverpool, E!ngiand. 107, InclufHng 13 nominated by E. riage. there la do room for doubt with the senior promenade to be ffitosAiky tu o T tm v o m i Ceaatry ^ ard—Reaorts —..••• she was prdfessed. in religious life F. Woodward of Texsq (Valdlns It must be told. To Avoid Leaks held tomorrow night. Mststs llntsam ‘1 ...... at the mother house of the Sisters Waatad—Beeme—Board ...... ANTIQUES AT AUCTION! ESTATE OF LUCY O. SPENCER Farms). If 15 go In.tbe Futurity The case of the woman who hi Class day exercises ami clasa Real Wmtmtm Par lU ot At the Former No. Congregational Church Parsonage 6f Oiarity in Tilburg, Holland, aad It’ll ^ worth somp 881.0(^- from her fiance the fact that she-T : — ■ reunions will feature the 'Saturday AfasKaeats. Puts, Tanemaata 418 NO. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. came to WUUmantlc in 1896. had been aeriously 111 writta' tuber' London. June 6.—(85— Prime activities and Sunday the Very MMlSMaa Ledattena far neat .. (Varies S. Howrard's Kayak and culosis tUt^strates the need of ■aaasa Ptr Raat...... SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1B40 AT I V. M.. O. 8. T. (Rain or Shine)! Minister Churchill and Maj. Clem Rev. C. W. Sprouse, dean . o f <3race confessing whatever the other ■abarbaa Par ,Raat...... Several Oriental rugs and runners, Empire drop-leaf table. Em-' To Guard Against Nasls Mioland are about recovered from and. Holy Trinity cathedral of ■aanaar SsaMa Par Rant ..... pire atand. Empire aofa. Empire card table, beautiful Iptaid ma their ailments and nearly ready person would benefit from knogr. ent it. - Attlee, bIs' Parliamentiiry Kanaoa City, Mo., will deliver bac .. l^MSad *a Raat ...... for shipment back to QUlforala ing. When her marriage wss spokesman, have written joint let ■ sa l KstaM Par Sale hogany chest of drawers with'French feet; 4 poster c i^ y maple Paris, June 8.—OP) — The War calaureate sermon. At thq cons- __ Bnlldlns tar 8x1#.— St bed. Pembroke talde, Empire (dieat,,. highboy top, 4 curly rnaple, Ministry today sxplainsd that from the east With them, tbe followed within a few[^ imonths by ters |to members 6t Parll^ent mencement exercises Sunday eve Pmaarttr (ar Bala flddleback chairs. 2-drawer' curly maple bedside stand, blanket) stringent new traffle regulations Pactfle coast sportsman will have her haviag to go to a jaanatorium urgii^ discretion in framing ques ning, Katherine F. Lehroot ot Cro chest, few glass and china Items, etc.,, etc. l^reaua. chairs, up-l put Into effect In the capital and. hla "Varsity" ready for both ths for an sxtsnd^.sU y. the husband tions on governmental affairs to U. S. Department of Labor will o« a••••«•• right ptano, lawn mower, stepladder, other furniture, etc., etc. ^ surrounding area were "nprmal" Hollywood Gold Cup and the Holly* justlflably fait hs had Men grosaly avoid leaks of information valu the speaker. Degrees will be tbssssty Csr i Hartford Coan. Trast Ce.. Tmatee. precautions to guard against para W M Dcrifty. Kayak, Mioland. the deceived. ' able to the eneifiy. awarded by President Katharine' sn'ate Sale ...I,, Surprising Advocator and Count What to over and done with, a A committee to censor queationa Blunt. far Bxehansa ...• chutists and landings by enemy ROBERT M. REID R SONS. Auctioneers D'dr are eliglhls for the 850,000- cloaed chapter that will not have was auggeated by one group on the tl Rstate ...... 281 Main Street transport planes. The ministry f t ( O i m i y Fin i iiF w ) •Manchester, Conn.. I^lMns 8188 advised the population not to bo added cup event. Mioland. Drlxa (a any msui"ng for tbe propoaad grounUa that- tbe way sotse quas- Tbe bluest sea ta thf world to ■Jfma iC t fS alannwL slstsr to Kayak), Susto (a fun BBarrUf*Jnnay well ratnata Uie B obs *** put convey informauon. ths MedlUrraiMta. y